
Trinity
Tauaneai
Wellington-born forward Trinity Tauaneai rose quickly through the rugby league ranks, developing her game through junior pathways in Aotearoa before moving to Australia in 2023 to pursue a professional career.
After impressing in age-grade competitions, she made her NRLW debut for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in 2025, showcasing her mobility, skill and strength through the middle.
A strong rookie season saw her earn a late call-up to the Kiwi Ferns squad as an injury replacement during their Pacific Championships campaign, joining older sister and fellow international Alexis Tauaneai.
In 2026, the 19-year-old earned selection in the Kiwi Ferns 23-woman Rugby League World Cup squad, and now looks to represent New Zealand on the world stage.
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Trinity
Tauaneai
Wellington-born forward Trinity Tauaneai rose quickly through the rugby league ranks, developing her game through junior pathways in Aotearoa before moving to Australia in 2023 to pursue a professional career.
After impressing in age-grade competitions, she made her NRLW debut for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in 2025, showcasing her mobility, skill and strength through the middle.
A strong rookie season saw her earn a late call-up to the Kiwi Ferns squad as an injury replacement during their Pacific Championships campaign, joining older sister and fellow international Alexis Tauaneai.
In 2026, the 19-year-old earned selection in the Kiwi Ferns 23-woman Rugby League World Cup squad, and now looks to represent New Zealand on the world stage.
PROFILE
Height M
WEIGHT KG
DOB
Feb 1, 2007
HIGHLIGHTS
Test matches
1
Test points
0

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Last updated:
October 27, 2026
Wellington-born forward Trinity Tauaneai rose quickly through the rugby league ranks, developing her game through junior pathways in Aotearoa before moving to Australia in 2023 to pursue a professional career.
After impressing in age-grade competitions, she made her NRLW debut for the St. George Illawarra Dragons in 2025, showcasing her mobility, skill and strength through the middle.
A strong rookie season saw her earn a late call-up to the Kiwi Ferns squad as an injury replacement during their Pacific Championships campaign, joining older sister and fellow international Alexis Tauaneai.
In 2026, the 19-year-old earned selection in the Kiwi Ferns 23-woman Rugby League World Cup squad, and now looks to represent New Zealand on the world stage.

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