Dominic Fe'aunati Explained

Dominic Fe'aunati
Birth Name:Dominic Fe'aunati
Birth Date:1978 6, df=yes
Birth Place:Wellington, New Zealand
Height:1.850NaN0
Weight:120kg (270lb)
Ru Position:Centre, Wing
Repyears1:1997
Repteam1:New Zealand U19
Repyears2:1999
Repteam2:New Zealand U21
Repyears3:2003
Repteam3:Samoa
Repcaps3:5
Reppoints3:25
Years1:-1997
Clubs1:Marist St Pats
Years2:1998–1999
Clubs2:Hutt Old Boys-Marist
Years3:2000–2001
Clubs3:Viadana
Years4:2001
Clubs4:Pontypridd
Years5:2002–2003
Clubs5:Marist St Pats
Years6:2005–2007
Clubs6:London Irish
Years7:2007–2008
Clubs7:Worcester
Years8:2008–2009
Clubs8:Béziers
Years9:2009–2010
Clubs9:Albi
Apps6:12
Points6:10
Apps7:7
Points7:5
Apps8:8
Points8:0
Apps9:11
Points9:0
Provinceyears1:1997–1999
Province1:Wellington
Provinceyears2:2003
Province2:Wellington
Module:
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Position:Wing
Year1start:2004
Club1:St. Helens
Year2start:2005
Club2:Leigh
Appearances1:21
Points1:32
Appearances2:4
Points2:4

Dominic Fe'aunati (born 14 June 1978) is a Samoan former rugby league and rugby union footballer who last played for SC Albi, as a centre. He is a Samoa rugby union international.

Background

Fe'aunati was born in Wellington, New Zealand.

Career

Feaunati has previously played rugby league for St. Helens and Leigh Centurions in the Super League. He played primarily on the . He has also played for Pontypridd RFC, London Irish in the Guinness Premiership in 2005. Feaunati joined Worcester in January 2007 to add power and pace to the back line and is now firmly established as part of the first team squad. He then gained a contract in France with the Pro D2 club Béziers and has since moved on to Albi. Feaunati was also an NZ Junior Kiwis U15 in 1993 and represented the NZ U19 rugby union in 1997.

National career

Feaunati has already won seven caps for "his country" and played against England in the 2003 Rugby World Cup finals before switching codes to the league. Feaunati also played for Barbarians against England in 2006 at Twickenham Stadium before joining Samoa in New Zealand for their NZ tour.

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