Black Ferns

PLAYER PROFILE

Ayesha Leti-I’iga

Wing

KEY STATS

UPDATED

AGE

21

WEIGHT

81KG

HEIGHT

160CM

GAMES

9

POINTS

10

TRIES

2

CONV

0

PEN

0

BIOGRAPHY

A TRYSCORING SENSATION at club rugby, Ayesha Leti-I'iga was rewarded for her 2018 Farah Palmer Cup form and is now considered as one of the competition’s top wingers.

Having made her debut for the Wellington Pride at just 16 years of age, Leti-I’iga is now a mainstay in a side that is pushing for promotion back into the Farah Palmer Cup Premiership.

Leti-I’iga joined four other Wellington Pride teammates in the 28 strong end of season tour squad in 2018.

A former school-aged sprinter, Leti-I’iga brings a balance of strength, speed and an ability to find the tryline.

During the 2017 and 2018 club rugby seasons the young winger has amassed over 50 tries for her Wellington club team Oriental Rongotai.

Ayesha Leti-I’iga NEWS

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Wellington Pride: PREVIEW 2020

The Wellington Pride have been bolstered by experienced players returning from overseas and injury as well as a Black Ferns Sevens playmaker for their 2020 Farah Palmer Cup campaign.

The New Zealand Rugby Form XV: 2019

Allblacks.com writers Jordyn McLean and Andy Burt look back at the year that was to select their Form XV for 2019.

Nominations for 2019 ASB Rugby Awards revealed

Two category changes to New Zealand Rugby’s pre-eminent awards, the ASB Rugby Awards, have been unveiled along with the nominations for this year’s awards.

Farah Palmer Cup: Form XV 2019

We’ve come to the end of a brilliant Farah Palmer Cup season, which has seen Canterbury and Otago go through the year unbeaten in the Premiership and Championship respectively.

The week that was on social media … Farah Palmer Cup (Edition 3)

Get to know some of our Farah Palmer Cup players and check out what they’ve been up to on social media.

It’s on all of us to create something tribal around the FPC and women’s rugby

Wellington’s had some wingers over time. In fact, New Zealand Rugby has been blessed with audacious talent on the flanks year after year, seemingly since the dawn of time. We, New Zealand, and they, Wellington, have another.

Former White Fern cricketer joins Wellington Pride

Thamsyn Newton will play for the Wellington Pride in the 2019 Farah Palmer Cup, after making the switch to cricket to rugby.

Ayesha Leti-I’iga Videos

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Band Ferns | New Zealand Music Month 2020

To celebrate the start of New Zealand Music Month, the 'Band Ferns', made up of...

Farah Palmer Cup: Top 5 tries - Round 5

How good are these tries from round five of the Farah Palmer Cup! We had 64...