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Golden State Warriors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg had an extraordinary NBA debut as he jawed with Luka DonÄiÄ and admitted he had largely been exposed to the league through highlights before turning professional.
Lendeborg was given the task of guarding the Los Angeles Lakers star for large parts of Wednesdayâs game, which DonÄiÄâs team won 127-105.
However, Lendeborg said he âlost all respectâ for DonÄiÄâs quest for foul calls during the game.
âI had a lot of respect for him [because] I didnât really watch the NBA much,â Lendeborg said. âI just watched highlights and seen him kill people. But being in it firsthand and seeing all the whining and complaining, I lost all respect.â
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The Las Vegas Aces (0-1) lost the battle on the boards, and dropped Game 1 of the WNBA Semifinals 71-60 to the Golden State Valkyries (1-0) on Sunday afternoon in the Bay Area. A'ja Wilson led the Aces with 24 points, Chelsea Gray scored 16 and finished the game as the league's all-time postseason assists leader after dishing out 3 and Jackie Young chipped in 11 points to go with 4 boards, 5 assists and 3 steals.
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The New Zealand Warriors are in a new home, hosting the Newcastle Knights in an NRL semifinal at Eden Park.
The winner will face the Penrith Panthers in Sydney during next week's preliminary final weekend, while the loser's premiership hopes end.
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Warriors: 1 Taine Tuaupiki, 2 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, 3 Ali Leiataua, 22 Leka Halasima, 23 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, 6 Chanel Harris-Tavita, 7 Te Maire Martin, 8 James Fisher-Harris, 9 Wayde Egan, 10 Mitchell Barnett, 11 Kurt Capewell, 12 Jacob Laban, 13 Erin Clark; Interchange: 4 Adam Pompey, 5 Alofiana Khan-Pereira, 14 Sam Healey, 15 Tanner Stowers-Smith, 16 Demitric Vaimauga, 17 Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
Winger Dallin Watene-Zelezniak and centre Leka Halasima have been confirmed in the One New Zealand Warriors’ starting lineup for today’s NRL elimination semi-final against the Newcastle Knights at Eden Park (6.05pm kick-off).
Less than four weeks after breaking his right clavicle (collarbone), the 31-year-old comes in on the right wing for Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad with Halasima in for Adam Pompey on the left edge.
That sees Nicoll-Klokstad switched to the left wing replacing Alofi’ana Khan-Pereira who goes to the six-man bench along with Pompey, Sam Healey, Tanner Stowers Smith, Demitric Vaimauga and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava. Morgan Gannon is the player omitted.
The teams have been confirmed for this afternoon’s semi final.
Dylan Lucas will return from a horrific ankle injury on the Knights’ six-man bench in a major boost, which is the only change to the side.
Leka Halasima and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak have both been confirmed to return from injury in the backline for the Warriors.
Warriors team: 1. Taine Tuaupiki 2. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad 3. Ali Leiataua 22. Leka Halasima 23. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 6. Chanel Harris-Tavita 7. Te Maire Martin 8. James Fisher-Harris 9. Wayde Egan 10. Mitchell Barnett 11. Kurt Capewell 12. Jacob Laban 13. Erin Clark 4. Adam Pompey 5. Alofiana Khan-Pereira 14. Sam Healey 15. Tanner Stowers-Smith 16. Demitric Vaimauga 17. Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
Knights team: 1. Kalyn Ponga 2. Dominic Young 3. Dane Gagai 4. Bradman Best 5. Greg Marzhew 6. Fletcher Sharpe 7. Sandon Smith 8. Tyson Frizell 9. Phoenix Crossland 10. Cody Hopwood 11. Jermaine McEwen 12. Francis Manuleleua 13. Mathew Croker 14. Harrison Graham 15. Lachlan Crouch 16. Pasami Saulo 17. Thomas Cant 18. Fletcher Hunt 22. Dylan Lucas
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Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad will have a case to answer with the match review committee after he was sin binned for a hip drop on Brisbane’s Reece Walsh.
In the 17th minute, Nicoll-Klokstad was given his marching orders after he landed on the leg of Walsh.
Walsh had stayed down in agony before the Bunker reviewed the tackle which led to the Warriors star’s departure.
Walsh started to hobble off before he rejoined play, effectively on one leg, as the Broncos went on the attack.
The fullback tried to throw a cut-out pass to the wing which was then intercepted by Alofiana Khan-Pereira who ran the field to score and make it 16-0.
Luke Metcalf’s remarkable return to first-grade could be over after the New Zealand Warriors halfback suffered another hamstring injury in a devastating blow against the Broncos.
Metcalf immediately grabbed at his right hamstring and knew something was wrong after attempting a goal-kick conversion.
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The 27-year-old was visibly shattered as he left the field and went straight down the tunnel.
“Oh no! Oh no! The hamstring. He knew straight away that something was up,” commentator Dan Ginnane said on Fox League.
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The Warriors will continue their pursuit of the minor premiership when they travel to Brisbane to face the Broncos on Saturday night.
Wahs Fever took over Suncorp Stadium when the two sides clashed during Magic Round earlier this season and similar scenes are expected this weekend.
The Warriors have kicked on since that dominant win and sent shockwaves through the competition last week with a commanding victory over the Panthers.
The result pulled Andrew Webster's side within two points of Penrith and the Roosters on the ladder as they look to secure a top-two finish and a home final in the opening week of the post-season.
NRL rookies Luke Hanson and Makaia Tafua are the two players omitted from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 22-man squad 24 hours out from their round 24 encounter with the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night (7.35pm kick-off local time; 9.35pm NZT).
Playmaker Hanson and hooker Tafua have been released to line up for the club’s New South Wales Cup side against the Sea Eagles in Sydney.
Remaining in the reduced 20-man squad is second rower Morgan Gannon, who made his second NRL appearance in last Friday night's 28-12 victory over Penrith.
Back from an injury is front rower Demitric Vaimauga, who joins fellow local young guns Tanner Stowers-Smith and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava plus hooker Sam Healey, fullback Taine Tuaupiki and centre Adam Pompey on the six-man bench. .
Tanner Stowers-Smith admits he's fizzing to lock horns with the much-vaunted Brisbane Broncos forward pack on Saturday.
The reigning NRL champions may be languishing near the bottom of the competition table, but names like Payne Haas, Patrick Carrigan, Xavier Willison and Jordan Riki shouldn't be trifled with.
"It's a really big challenge and that's been my biggest work-on through the year – wanting to go against these big guys and not taking a backwards step," Stowers-Smith said.
"They've got a really class forward pack, so it excites me and that's the challenge I want to take on myself every week – to step up to those top dogs."
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The Warriors will continue their pursuit of the minor premiership when they travel to Brisbane to face the Broncos on Saturday night.
Wahs Fever took over Suncorp Stadium when the two sides clashed during Magic Round earlier this season and similar scenes are expected this weekend.
The Warriors have kicked on since that dominant win and sent shockwaves through the competition last week with a commanding victory over the Panthers.
The result pulled Andrew Webster's side within two points of Penrith and the Roosters on the ladder as they look to secure a top-two finish and a home final in the opening week of the post-season.
NRL rookies Luke Hanson and Makaia Tafua are the two players omitted from the One New Zealand Warriors’ 22-man squad 24 hours out from their round 24 encounter with the Brisbane Broncos at Suncorp Stadium on Saturday night (7.35pm kick-off local time; 9.35pm NZT).
Playmaker Hanson and hooker Tafua have been released to line up for the club’s New South Wales Cup side against the Sea Eagles in Sydney.
Remaining in the reduced 20-man squad is second rower Morgan Gannon, who made his second NRL appearance in last Friday night's 28-12 victory over Penrith.
Back from an injury is front rower Demitric Vaimauga, who joins fellow local young guns Tanner Stowers-Smith and Eddie Ieremia-Toeava plus hooker Sam Healey, fullback Taine Tuaupiki and centre Adam Pompey on the six-man bench. .
Tanner Stowers-Smith admits he's fizzing to lock horns with the much-vaunted Brisbane Broncos forward pack on Saturday.
The reigning NRL champions may be languishing near the bottom of the competition table, but names like Payne Haas, Patrick Carrigan, Xavier Willison and Jordan Riki shouldn't be trifled with.
"It's a really big challenge and that's been my biggest work-on through the year – wanting to go against these big guys and not taking a backwards step," Stowers-Smith said.
"They've got a really class forward pack, so it excites me and that's the challenge I want to take on myself every week – to step up to those top dogs."
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The New Zealand Warriors are set to announce two re-signings in the coming weeks which will lock up their plans in the halves for years to come.
With Luke Metcalf to depart for the St George Illawarra Dragons after being granted a release set for the end of this year, it means Chanel Harris-Tavita, Te Maire Martin, Jett Cleary and Luke Hanson will be tasked with taking the club into the future.
With Hanson already linked to the Gold Coast Titans, and Harris-Tavita joining Martin on the off-contract list, there was a sense of urgency for the Warriors to get a couple of new deals over the line.
Chanel Harris-Tavita has stretched his stay with the One New Zealand Warriors to an eighth season after signing a one-year contract extension to the end of the 2027 NRL season.
The 27-year-old initially returned for his second stint with the club on a two-year deal for 2024 and 2025 before extending his contract by another season to the end of 2026.
Coming through the club’s system as a junior, the playmaker has enjoyed the best phase of his career since resuming his time with the club.
He has a 28-19 win-loss record (with one draw) in 48 appearances including a run of seven straight wins in his seven outings so far this season.
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Warriors front rower Jackson Ford has been overlooked for New South Wales’ State of Origin opener against Queensland next week.
Ford, 28, had been widely tipped to make his Blues debut for this year’s series opener in Sydney, after a fantastic start to the season with the Kiwi club.
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as a front rower, Ford has played 80 minutes in four out of 10 games for the Warriors, and was reportedly told by New South Wales to pack extra for last weekend’s trip to Brisbane to face the Broncos.
However, as coach Laurie Daley named his 20 to face Queensland in game one, Ford’s name is noticeably absent.
Casey McLean is in the frame to make his NSW Blues debut after being named among four Panthers for the 2026 State of Origin series opener.
The 20-year old has been selected on the NSW bench, joining Isaah Yeo, Nathan Cleary and Brian To'o in coach Laurie Daley's squad for Game One at Accor Stadium on Wednesday 27 May.
Casey McLean has enjoyed a spectacular 2026 season, with four tries, seven try assists and an average of 146 run metres across 10 appearances for the Panthers.
Brian To'o, the reigning Brad Fittler Medal winner, takes his usual place in the NSW squad after scoring five tries in the 2025 series.
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