Thomas Mikaele running with a rugby ball during a match, wearing a black and white striped jersey.

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Thomas Mikaele

Born

January 11, 1998

Died
Birthplace

Auckland, New Zealand

Age

28 Years Old

Horoscope

Capricorn

Who Is Thomas Mikaele?

Thomas Mikaele is a New Zealand-born professional rugby league footballer, known for his powerful prop play and tenacious defense. His robust presence significantly impacts the middle of the field in every game.

He rose to prominence making his NRL debut in 2019 for the Wests Tigers, quickly establishing himself as a formidable force. His consistent performance earned him a regular spot in the starting lineup.

Full NameThomas Mikaele
GenderMale
Height6 feet 4 inches (192 cm)
NationalityNew Zealander
EthnicitySamoan
EducationKeebra Park State High School

Early Life and Education

Born in Auckland, New Zealand, Thomas Mikaele moved to Ipswich, Queensland, Australia, as a child, where he grew up immersed in the local rugby league culture.

He attended Keebra Park State High School, a renowned rugby league nursery, where his burgeoning talent led to his selection for the Australian Schoolboys team twice.

Notable Relationships

Thomas Mikaele maintains a private personal life, with no publicly documented high-profile relationships.

He has not publicly shared information about partners or children, keeping such details out of the public eye.

Career Highlights

Thomas Mikaele’s robust rugby league career launched with his NRL debut for the Wests Tigers in 2019, where he made 23 appearances in his rookie season. He later played for Warrington Wolves in the Super League, showcasing his strong ball-carrying ability.

A significant early achievement includes his dual selection for the Australian Schoolboys team in 2015 and 2016, highlighting his talent from a young age. His impactful play has since solidified his role as a key prop for the North Queensland Cowboys.

Signature Quote

“I couldn’t see about 15 metres in front of me so a ball coming to me was hard to catch at times or something happening further up the field.”