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Masculine Warringah Ocean Falcons have made the following move to guaranteeing strong second-rower Haumole Olakauátu turns into a one Club player with another long term bargain.

Currently finished paperwork for 2024 and 2025, the Ocean Hawks have gotten Olakauátu for a further six years that will require the 25-year-old out to 2031.

Olakau’atu, who is presently the longest contracted player on the Club’s program, has scored 29 attempts in 73 1st grade games since making his NRL debut for Masculine in 2019.

Ocean Falcons Mentor Anthony Seibold said there was a lot to like about Olakau’atu as a player and individual.

“We have seen the development in Haumole over the most recent few years yet, specifically, the most recent a year,” Seibold said.
“According to an actual perspective, Haumole is a 80 minutes back-rower now.

“The greatest thing that has dazzled me over the course of the last year is that Haumole has given himself to the group such that a many individuals are presently following him.
“Haumole has graduated into an administrative role at Masculine and that has been the most intriguing piece of him personally. He has likewise developed into a dedicated family man.

“We feel that Haumole’s greatest years are in front of him and that he can form into a first class player who can play at Province of Beginning level for the NSW Blues.
“He has proactively played at Test level for Tonga however he is at that piece of his vocation now where he can play Province of Beginning.

“On the off chance that he plays Territory of Beginning, it implies he is playing reliable. That is his limited concentration, being steady at Masculine.

“Haumole is a great player and we love having him. The Club has put resources into his drawn out profession. We maintain that Haumole should be a one Club player.

“We feel Masculine is the best Club for Haumole and that he is the perfect individual to put resources into.”