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Is the New Zealand Warriors a rugby league team based in Auckland, New Zealand who currently compete in the National Rugby League (NRL) premiership. They were formed in 1995 as the Auckland Warriors, and are officially known as the Vodafone Warriors for sponsorship reasons.

The New Zealand Warriors are a rugby league team based in Auckland, New Zealand and compete in the National Rugby League (NRL) premiership. They were formed in 1995 as the Auckland Warriors, and are officially known as the Vodafone Warriors for sponsorship reasons. The club colours of black and white were chosen by manager Jimba Breese-Lane from photographs of indigenous Maori sportsmen who had represented their country at rugby league. After struggling to fill their preliminary-round clash against St Patricks College Korowa Waiau, the Warriors won their first game 20–14 against Dapto Dicks on 21 February 1996.

The Warriors are NZ’s only remaining professional sporting team.

The New Zealand Warriors are the only remaining professional sports team from New Zealand. They’ve been around since the mid-1990s, playing in the National Basketball League (NBL). The club has gone through many different incarnations, but have never managed to win a national title. Much of their success relies on the likes of Sir Stephen Tearle and Jason Smith who led them to five titles in seven years during their golden era.

In 1997, the franchise started playing their home games at Ericsson Stadium, however moved to Mt Smart Stadium in 1999.

Section: Warriors CEO Cameron George due to deliver a statement at 3pm today on when NRL might resume.

This is a professional sports team based in new zealand

In 1997, the franchise started playing their home games at Ericsson Stadium, however moved to Mt Smart Stadium in 1999. Mt Smart is a rugby league stadium located in New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland. The ground has a capacity of 19,400, it is the home ground for the New Zealand Warriors Rugby League Team who compete in the National Rugby League competition.

The Warriors will be aiming to make it three wins from their last four games when they take on the Wests Tigers at Mount Smart Stadium today.

While the Warriors appear to be in limbo regarding their immediate future, they are going to be taking on Wests Tigers at Mount Smart Stadium in what’s a crucial game for both sides. While the Warriors could be eliminated by their opponents today, they will still be aiming to make it three wins from their last four games.

The Warriors will be hoping to continue the good form which saw them claim a 22-14 win over the Knights in their previous match.

The New Zealand Warriors will be hoping to continue the good form which saw them claim a 22-14 win over the Knights in their previous match. The men from Auckland have been on a tear lately, winning five consecutive games and drawing one game. It was in their last home game that they defeated the Newcastle Knights by 22-14, with both Brad Fittler and Issac Luke scoring tries for the home team.

They will however, have to do it without Kodi Nikorima, who has been ruled out with a calf injury.

The New Zealand Warriors will be aiming to start the new NRL season in winning fashion when they take on the Newcastle Knights at McDonald Jones Stadium in Sydney. However, their use of the left-arm fast-bowler will leave them short of experience in a crucial phase of their campaign ahead of the finals.

Chanel Harris-Tavita comes into the starting side at five-eighth and Adam Keighran replaces him on the reserves bench.

The Warriors will be hoping to win this game after losing to the Broncos last week. In the absence of Issac Luke, Chanel Harris-Tavita comes into the starting side at five-eighth and Adam Keighran replaces him on the reserves bench.

Warriors coach Stephen Kearney is expecting a tough challenge from the Tigers, who have won two of their past four matches.

The Warriors will be aiming to avoid unwanted history when they face the Tigers at Mt Smart Stadium. The Warriors are currently losing ground on their rivals, with the pair having won just one of the past four matches between the teams. Brendan Elliot has been selected over Issac Luke as captain for this match, with Issac already sidelined due to a head knock suffered in the win against the Panthers last weekend.