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Tonga, Samoa, New Zealand name Pacific Championship squads as Stefano Utoikamanu's eligibility confirmed

Lachlan Harper
Lachlan Harper

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Stefano Utoikamanu's international allegiance has been confirmed after he was named in Tonga's squad for the Pacific Championships.

Utoikamanu has previously represented Samoa, was born in Auckland and is eligible for Australia as well but has chosen Kristian Woolf's side.

The Melbourne prop confirmed in late August he would make the switch to represent his father's side of the family.

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Stefano Utoikamanu.

Stefano Utoikamanu. NRL Imagery

"I played for Samoa a couple of times in 2023 and that is my mum's side of the family. My dad is Tongan and I have a few close cousins, so I am pretty keen to represent that side of the family," he told AAP.

"I don't talk to my dad. I don't have a relationship with him, but I have a lot of good family from my Tongan side that I was pretty close with growing up.

"My mum will be all right with it. She will be pretty happy with me representing the other side (of the family) too."

Leka Halasima and Demetric Vaimauga will also debut for Tonga.

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Samoa's side includes Payne Haas after his switch. New Zealand have also named a strong squad with the retiring Kieran Foran selected due to Jahrome Hughes' injury.

Xavier Willison will also make his debut for the Kiwis, which is a blow for the Cook Islands.

Fiji and Papua New Guinea are yet to name their teams.

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Pacific Championships squads

Tonga

Paul Alamoti, Kulikefu Finefeuiaki, Addin Fonua-Blake (c), Moeaki Fotuaika, Leka Halasima, Siliva Havili, Lehi Hopoate, Eliesa Katoa, Isaiya Katoa, Sione Katoa, Felise Kaufusi, Tolu Koula, Isaiah Iongi, Soni Luke, Will Penisini, Jason Taumalolo (c), Robert Toia, Daniel Tupou, Stefano Utoikamanu, Demitric Vaimauga, Siua Wong.

Samoa

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Ata Mariorta, Benaiah Ioelu, Blaize Talagi-Seuala, Brian To'o, Chanel Harris-Tavita, Deine Mariner, Francis Molo, Izack Tago, Jarome Luai, Jaydn Su'A, Jazz Tevaga, Jeremiah Nanai , Josh Papalii, Junior Paulo, Lyhkan King-Togia, Murray Taulagi, Payne Haas, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, Simi Sasagi, Taylan May, Terrell May

New Zealand

Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Dylan Brow, Erin Clark, Phoenix Crossland, James Fisher-Harris (c), Kieran Foran, Jamayne Isaako, Keano Kini, Sebastian Kris, Moses Leota, Jeremy Marshall-King, Casey McLea, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Briton Nikora, Isaiah Papali'i, Scott Sorensen, Joseph Tapine, Matthew Timoko, Naufahu Whyte, Xavier Willison

Papua New Guinea

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TBC

Fiji

Tui Kamikamica (C), Ben Nakubuwai, Michael Waqa, Caleb Navale, Kylan Mafoa, Kitione Kautoga, Taane Milne, Keresi Maya, Kurt Donoghoe, Brandon Wakeham, Terrell Kalo Kalo, Peni Tagituimua, Sunia Turuva (VC), Solomone Saukuru, Semi Valemei, Jethro Rinakama, Akuila Qoro, Ronald Philitoga, Jahream Bulda, Michael Jennings

Cook Islands

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Bradley Takairangi, Brendan Piakura, Brody Tamarua, Cassius Cowley, Davvy Moale, Delahia Wigmore, esan Marsters, Esom Ioka, Justin Makatoa, Mason Teague, Paul Ulberg, Pride Petterson-Robati, Reuben Porter, Reubenn Rennie, Rua Ngatikaura, Teapo Stoltman, Tepai Moeroa

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