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The New Zealand Warriors had their best season since 2002 & 2007 last year, when they finished fourth on the NRL ladder at the end of 27 rounds. This year, the ‘Wahs’ have added premiership and State of Origin veteran second-rower Kurt Capewell to their side, along with former Warrior Chanel Harris-Tevita and superstar Roger Tuivasa-Sheck.
In 2024, will the Warriors be able to get one step closer to playing in another Grand Final and winning the clubs first NRL Premiership?
Let’s see what Australia’s best NRL betting sites have to say.
About the New Zealand Warriors
| Established: | 1995 |
|---|---|
| Home ground: | Mt Smart Stadium |
| Coach: | Andrew Webster |
| Captain: | Tohu Harris |
| Premierships: | None |
| 2023 ladder finish: | 4th (16-8) – Knocked Out Finals Week 3 |
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There are dozens of NRL futures markets for the Warriors, but where are they likely to return some real value?
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- The New Zealand Warriors have shortened considerably in betting markets from last season ($51) to win the NRL Premiership in 2024 ($21). The addition of Capewell will bring a wealth of experience and a defensive edge to the Warriors in the forward pack, while Harris-Tevita and Tuivasa-Sheck will add depth and star-power to the outside backs. If halfback Shaun Johnson can repeat his strong 2023 season form this year, and the Warriors forward pack can stay fit, they should be in a position to challenge the top sides in the NRL.
- $1.70 for the Warriors to finish in the top eight on the 2024 NRL ladder is a safe bet this season. The 30-man squad has improved, not only from the off-season additions, but the knowledge and experience gained in 2023. Coach Andrew Webster will also enter this season better for his first year as an NRL head coach and will be plotting a return for the club to the NRL Grand Final.
- Roger Tuivasa-Sheck is a great value bet at $15 to be the club’s leading try scorer. He returns to the club in the centres, where he will be the strike centre for the club, using his strong ball-carrying and skill to beat opposition defends. It’s also expected he will have a ‘roaming’ role in the side to shift across the field and get his hands on the ball at any moment. He is also likely to play as a back-up fullback in injury strikes, which will give him plenty of opportunities to score tries.
2024 New Zealand Warriors NRL draw
| Round | Opponent | Venue | Date | Time (NSW) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Cronulla Sharks | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Friday, March 8 | 6:00pm |
| 2 | Melbourne Storm | AAMI Park, Melbourne | Saturday, March 16 | 7:35pm |
| 3 | Canberra Raiders | Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch | Friday, March 22 | 8:00pm |
| 4 | Newcastle Knights | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Sunday, March 31 | 6:05pm |
| 5 | South Sydney Rabbitohs | Accor Stadium, Sydney | Saturday, April 6 | 3:00pm |
| 6 | Manly Sea Eagles | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Saturday, April 13 | 3:00pm |
| 7 | St George Illawarra Dragons | WIN Stadium, Wollongong | Friday, April 19 | 6:00pm |
| 8 | Gold Coast Titans | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Thursday, April 25 | 2:00pm |
| 9 | Newcastle Knights | McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle | Sunday, May 5 | 2:00pm |
| 10 | Sydney Roosters | Allianz Stadium, Sydney | Sunday, May 12 | 2:00pm |
| 11 | Penrith Panthers | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | Sunday, May 19 | 1:50pm |
| 12 | Dolphins | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Sunday, May 26 | 4:05pm |
| 13 | BYE | – | – | – |
| 14 | North Queensland Cowboys | Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville | Saturday, June 8 | 5:30pm |
| 15 | Melbourne Storm | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Saturday, June 15 | 5:30pm |
| 16 | Gold Coast Titans | Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast | Saturday, June 22 | 3:00pm |
| 17 | Brisbane Broncos | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Saturday, June 29 | 3:00pm |
| 18 | Canterbury Bulldogs | Accor Stadium, Sydney | Saturday, July 6 | 3:00pm |
| 19 | BYE | – | – | – |
| 20 | Canberra Raiders | GIO Stadium, Canberra | Friday, July 19 | 8:00pm |
| 21 | Wests Tigers | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Friday, July 26 | 6:00pm |
| 22 | Parramatta Eels | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Friday, August 2 | 8:00pm |
| 23 | Dolphins | Suncorp Stadium, Brisbane | Sunday, August 11 | 2:00pm |
| 24 | Manly Sea Eagles | 4 Pines Park, Sydney | Friday, August 16 | 6:00pm |
| 25 | Canterbury Bulldogs | Go Media Stadium, Auckland | Friday, August 23 | 6:00pm |
| 26 | Cronulla Sharks | PointsBet Stadium, Sydney | Saturday, August 31 | 7:35pm |
| 27 | BYE | – | – | – |
NZ Warriors players to watch in 2024
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
Born: 5/6/1993
Games: 195
Tries: 58
Position: Centre
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck returns to the Warriors from a relatively successful stint in Rugby Union that saw him represent the All Blacks on multiple occasions. For many years at the Warriors, Tuivasa-Sheck was in a side that struggled to own the battle in the forwards to put points on the board. Now, led by halfback Johnson with Addin Fonua-Blake and Tohu Harris in the middle, with a stack of great young players coming through the ranks, the Warriors are putting themselves in a position to win a premiership. Tuivasa-Sheck could be one of the final pieces of the puzzle to achieve that goal.
Wayde Egan
Born: 20/3/1997
Games: 109
Tries: 18
Position: Hooker
Wayde Egan had brilliant stints in the NRL last year, broken up in patches due to unfortunate concussions. In 2023, his growing combination with Shaun Johnson will be imperative to the Warriors success, meaning he will need to avoid long stints on the sideline. If Egan can stay fully fit, he will likely be a key, underappreciated part of the Warriors premiership puzzle.
Jackson Ford
Born: 27/9/1994
Games: 57
Tries: 6
Position: 2nd Row
Jackson Ford had a brilliant 2023 NRL season, solidifying a starting 80-minute role on the edge for the Warriors before struggling with the week-in-week-out grind of the NRL. The addition of Capewell to this side will be brilliant for Ford’s development into the future, particularly in the way he defends. If he can continue his development on the offensive side of the ball, he will become one of the club’s best forwards.
NZ Warriors records and stats
- Most games: 301 – Simon Mannering
Most career points: 1122* – Shaun Johnson
Most career tries: 152 – Manu Vatuvei
Most points in a season: 242 – Ivan Cleary (2002)
Most tries in a season: 23 – Francis Meli (2003), David Fusitu’a (2018)
Most points in a match: 28 – Gene Ngamu (vs. Cowboys, 1996)
- Most consecutive wins: Eight (2002)
Most consecutive losses: 11 (2012-13, 2015-16)
Biggest winning margin: 66-0 (vs. Souths, 2006)
Biggest losing margin: 6-62 (vs. Panthers, 2013)
Largest NRL attendance: 38,405 (vs. Eels, 2011)
- While rugby league is the code of choice in Australia, it remains the scrawny little brother in union-mad New Zealand. Nevertheless, league football has enjoyed a healthy cult following in the Auckland area since the early 20th century.
Serious talk of a NZ-based team joining the NSW Rugby League first arose during the expansion push of the 1980s. Years of campaigning bore fruit in 1995, when the Auckland Warriors were admitted to the newly formed Australian Rugby League. The club switched to the rival Super League for the 1997 season and then joined the reunified NRL in ’98.
Auckland’s early years were a struggle both on and off the field, so much so that the club was sold in 2000 and rebranded as the New Zealand Warriors. Turning their focus to unheralded local talent, the new-look Warriors marched to their first finals campaign in 2001 and were losing grand finalists in 2002 after claiming the minor premiership.
A return to hard times was not far away, however. The Warriors finished second from bottom in 2004, 11th in 2005, and 10th in 2006 when they had premiership points deducted due to salary cap breaches the previous season. Ivan Cleary took over in ’06 and steered NZ to three finals series in five years, but the club has struggled to impact the upper half of the table since the 2011 NRL Grand Final defeat to Manly.
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