PHIL BURT

Tena koutou katoa, thrilled to be a part of the Rugby League Northland wellbeing team . As someone who enjoys sports, breakdancing, fishing, and gaming, I bring a diverse set of interests and experiences to our team. With a deep-rooted passion for working alongside young people, I'm committed to fostering a culture of holistic health and resilience. Whether it's emotional regulation strategies, mental wellness initiatives, or simply lending a listening ear. I'm here to support our players and staff in their journey to optimal wellbeing. Together, let's empower each other to thrive both on and off the field!

TERI TITO

Tēnā tātou katoa

My attributes and interest in Rugby League began with my parents, who have been involved throughout their lifetime in sports and has continued through my whānau, which we are all actively involved in. Born and raised here in the North with my loving, humble, respectful hard-working parents, with 5 sisters and 3 brothers. The values my family have grown up with, continue to teach and show me, make me who I am today. I have 2 very active boys, aged 18 and 8, who are my drive in all that I do and teach me a lot of things about my personal growth, like patience, appreciation and overcoming challenges. While being involved across various roles following my dad and whānau, who started and run our junior rugby league club, HoraHora Broncos, in 2013. This is where my passion derived from for Rugby League and mainly resides with our tamariki here in Northland.  I look forward to contributing in achieving growth and development while supporting our whānau here in Te Tai Tokerau.