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Sualauvi Faalogo

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Player Bio

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Nickname:
Sua
Debut Club:
Melbourne Storm
Date:
31 August 2023
Opposition:
Brisbane Broncos
Round:
27
Biography:

A rising star in the making over the past two seasons, Sualauvi Faalogo showed glimpses of the magic that has quickly made him one of the most talked about prospects in the NRL.

After taking out consecutive Feeder Player of the Year honours over the 2022 and 2023 seasons, Fa’alago finally got his shot in the first grade for Storm’s Round 27 clash against the Brisbane Broncos.

Producing a memorable NRL debut, Fa’alago produced a brilliant 60m effort to score with his very first touch of the football.

This try claimed Try of the Year honours at Storm’s Player of the Year awards night.

Not content to stop there, Fa’alago iced the game with yet another individual effort, finishing his sole NRL game with two tries, eight tackle breaks and two linebreaks.

Fa’alago showed such promise he was rewarded with selection in Samoa’s Pacific Championship’s side in which he was also nominated for IRL Golden Boot.

The Victorian rugby league product started 2024 with a bang, signing a new deal, keeping him at the club for the next five years. The 20-year-old was elevated to the top 30 list for the 2024 season after an impressive NRL and international debut.

Fa’alogo made 14 NRL appearances in 2024 and claimed 8 tries.

Sua is sponsored by Rover Projects, Dom & Paul and Henley Homes.

Career

Appearances
22
Tries
14

2025 Season

Appearances
7

Scoring

Tries
4

Attack

Try Assists
3
Line Breaks
7
Tackle Breaks
26

Passing

Receipts
106

Defence

Tackles Made
27
Missed Tackles
10
Tackle Efficiency

Running Metres

Average Running Metres
159
Total Running Metres
1117

Fantasy

Total Points
257
Average Points
36.7

2025 Season - By Round

Round Opponent Score Position Minutes Played Tries Goals 1 Point Field Goals 2 Point Field Goals Points Kicking Metres Forced Drop Outs Try Assists Linebreaks Tackle Breaks Post Contact Metres Offloads Receipts Tackles Made Missed Tackles Total Running Metres Hit Up Running Metres Kick Return Metres
7 Dolphins Lost 42 - 22 Replacement - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
8 Rabbitohs Won 24 - 16 Winger 50 - - - - - - - 1 2 5 34 - 15 - 1 162 - 29
9 Raiders Lost 18 - 20 Winger 85 1 - - - 4 28 1 1 3 5 29 - 16 7 4 204 - 29
10 Wests Tigers Won 64 - 0 Winger 80 - - - - - - - - - 2 30 - 13 5 - 124 6 11
11 Sharks Lost 31 - 26 Winger 80 - - - - - - - - - 3 38 - 17 5 2 99 - 38
13 Titans Won 16 - 28 Winger 80 2 - - - 8 - - - 1 4 28 1 12 4 - 138 - 15
16 Rabbitohs Won 24 - 25 Winger 84 - - - - - - - 1 1 4 37 - 14 2 2 163 - 75
17 Sharks Won 30 - 6 Winger 79 1 - - - 4 - - - - 3 16 - 19 4 1 223 - 97

Career By Season

Career By Season
Year Played Won Lost Drawn Win % Tries Goals 1 Point Field Goals 2 Point Field Goals Points Kicking Metres Kicking Metres Average Goal Conversion Rate Forced Drop Outs Try Assists Linebreaks Receipts Tackles Made Missed Tackles Tackle Efficiency Total Running Metres Average Running Metres Kick Return Metres Total Points Average Points
Storm 2023 1 1 - - 100% 2 - - - 8 - - - - - 2 24 1 1 50.00% 108 108.00 23 51 51.0
Storm 2024 14 11 3 - 79% 8 - - - 32 107 7.63 - 1 3 13 265 39 16 70.91% 1,800 128.00 672 465 33.2
Storm 2025 7 5 2 - 71% 4 - - - 16 28 3.97 - 1 3 7 106 27 10 72.97% 1,117 159.00 297 257 36.7

Career Overall

Career Overall
Year Start Year End Played Won Lost Drawn Win % Tries Goals 1 Point Field Goals 2 Point Field Goals Points Kicking Metres Kicking Metres Average Goal Conversion Rate Forced Drop Outs Try Assists Linebreaks Receipts Tackles Made Missed Tackles Tackle Efficiency Total Running Metres Average Running Metres Kick Return Metres Total Points Average Points
Storm 2023 2025 22 17 5 - 77% 14 - - - 56 135 5.38 - 2 6 22 395 67 27 71.28% 3,026 121.00 993 773 35.1

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