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2026 First Nation Warriors Players

Romeo Cooper

Romeo Cooper

Romeo Cooper

Mob: Proud Muran Boy from Brisbane Qld


Position: Fullback, Winger, Centre


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
Being a part of FNW gives me the chance to travel with our mob and represent my culture with pride. It means playing alongside my mates, showcasing our talent and skills, and showing the world what our people are capable of.

Nate Briggs

Romeo Cooper

Romeo Cooper

Mob: Proud Wiradjuri and Yorta Yorta Boy from Narrandera NSW


Position: Winger, Centre, Second Row


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
Being part of FNW means getting to play alongside my mob and represent my culture and our team with pride.



Joey Salafia

Romeo Cooper

Joey Salafia

Mob: Gamulkbun and Wiradjuri


Position: Centre, Fullback


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
It means connecting with culture, being surrounded by mob, and learning from our elders.

Nate Malone

Zacariah Campbell

Joey Salafia

Mob: Gooreng Gooreng from Eidsvold Qld.


Position: Back


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
It means a lot to travel overseas and represent my culture. I am representing my mob, my family, and myself, and I get the chance to play alongside my brothers on an international stage.

Zacariah Campbell

Zacariah Campbell

Zacariah Campbell

Mob: Kamilaroi, Gooreng Gooreng, Boigu Island


Position: Fullback, Halves


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
Being part of FNW means a lot because I am representing my family, my culture, and my community. We get to show the world that we are proud of who we are, and I get to share this journey with my brothers.

Malachi Kirk

Zacariah Campbell

Zacariah Campbell

Mob: Mulunjahli

Position: Halfback


What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:

 I am excited to head back to Thailand to represent the First Nation Warriors and hopefully bring home another title. Last year was an amazing experience, and being able to do it again with my best mates makes it even better.

Declan Tak

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Mob: Samsep Tribe, Darnley Island, Torres Strait
Position: Fullback, Centre

What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
The love I have for football is something that will stay with me for life. Being able to travel overseas and represent my team and my culture is something I will always cherish. Playing in Bangkok in 2025 wa

Mob: Samsep Tribe, Darnley Island, Torres Strait
Position: Fullback, Centre

What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
The love I have for football is something that will stay with me for life. Being able to travel overseas and represent my team and my culture is something I will always cherish. Playing in Bangkok in 2025 was one of my favourite memories, and in 2026 I am ready to do it all again alongside my best mates who I consider brothers, and my cousin, as we aim to bring home the grand final win.

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Mob: Torres Strait Islander from Murray Island
Aboriginal from Nwagi
South Sea Islander from Ambrym, Tana, and Santo Islands
Position: Centre, Fullback

What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
I am excited and proud to be representing my mob. I am looking forward to meeting other players, playing union with mob, and travelling overseas as part of this journey.

Ruben Bamblett

Jehkiah Cole-Beer

Ruben Bamblett

Mob: Wiradjuri, Yorta Yorta
From: Narrandera, New South Wales
Position: Forward

What being part of the First Nation Warriors means to me:
It means a lot to go international and play alongside my brothers while representing my culture. I want to show that if you put yourself out there, anything is possible.

We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands and waters on which we live, train, and play. We pay our deepest respects to Elders past and present and honour the strength, spirit, and resilience of our First Nations people. We recognise that sovereignty was never ceded — this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.


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