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The two top-ranked sides have both made early exits from the NYC finals, the Vodafone Junior Warriors following the Bulldogs with a second straight defeat as they succumbed 10-26 to the Sydney Roosters at ANZ Stadium tonight. 
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The Vodafone Junior Warriors will take an enviable record into their fifth consecutive NYC finals campaign this weekend.
They face one of the most challenging road trips in the game – the Raiders in Canberra on Sunday – when they launch their bid for a third straight title.
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Repeat minor premiership success is still within the Vodafone Junior Warriors’ reach despite their consecutive NYC losses to Cronulla and North Queensland. Photo: Photosport.
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Jarrod Morfett is bigger than most adults but the New Zealand Rugby League says the Waitara teenager is not allowed to play in senior ranks. "I'm gutted," was all he could say to the Taranaki Daily News yesterday. Seventeen-year-old Morfett, who weighs 97 kilograms and stands 1.93metres (6ft 4in), has turned out four times this season for the Waitara Bears premier team in the Western Alliance competition.
PM: -----> Get this guy into the Junior Warriors!!!!!!!!
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Rookie Warriors' winger Omar Slaimankhel has been thrust into the NRL spotlight in recent weeks and has responded confidently, keeping his starting spot in a winning team.
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Vodafone Junior Warriors captain John Palavi and coach John Ackland (pictured) are back at ANZ Stadium tomorrow night for the first time since last year's NYC grand final win.
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Rookie Carlos Tuimavave has been named to replace the injured Kevin Locke at fullback for the Vodafone Warriors’ 24th-round NRL clash against Penrith at Mount Smart Stadium on Sunday. Photo: Photosport.
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Vodafone Warriors loose forward Elijah Taylor has returned home following his father’s sudden death in Auckland yesterday.
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Front rower Siulongoua Fotofili (pictured) has collected the players’ player of the day award again following his display in the Vodafone Junior Warriors’ NYC victory over North Queensland last Sunday.
In all he carried the ball 12 times, made 124 metres, five tackle breaks and both sparked and finished a brilliant try.
Fotofili has been named to start from the interchange again in tomorrow night's match at Skilled Park.
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