Erin Clark returns to Warriors, aiming for 100 games milestone, bringing defensive strength and versatility.
Returning to the New Zealand Warriors after nearly a decade away from the club, Erin Clark has revealed his reasons behind coming back and ambitions heading into the 2025 NRL season.
One of four new players signed by the Warriors for this season, Clark was originally a Warriors junior and made his NRL debut for the club before moving to the Canberra Raiders and later the Gold Coast Titans.
Five matches away from his 100-game milestone, the two-time Samoan international will return to his old stomping grounds as a like-for-like replacement for Jazz Tevaga.
Able to play at hooker and at lock, he is a defensive workhorse [sporting analogy] and is coming off another good season which saw him make 532 tackles at a success efficiency rate of 97 per cent and average 99 running metres per match.