PLAYER PROFILE
Wallace Sititi
Loose Forward
KEY STATS
All Blacks Next match
Wales
All Blacks
BIOGRAPHY
All Black #1218
Wallace Sititi, son of former Manu Samoa and Hurricanes loose forward Semo Sititi, plays in the same position as his father and has impressed with his power and athleticism for the Chiefs in Super Rugby Pacific.
A standout leader from an early age, Sititi was deputy head boy and First XV captain at De La Salle College, captained the Blues Under-20 side in 2022, and earned selection for the New Zealand Under-20 squad. He made his Bunnings Warehouse NPC debut for North Harbour in 2022 before joining the Chiefs wider training squad in 2023.
At just 21 years old, Sititi became the youngest player named in the 2024 All Blacks squad and went on to be named the World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year. Known for his physicality, work rate, and leadership potential, he is viewed as one of New Zealand rugby’s most promising young loose forwards.
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Savea’s 100th, Sititi’s Opportunity: A Loose Forward Legacy at Eden Park -
Wallace Sititi’s Absence Felt Far Beyond New Zealand -
Wallace Sititi Ruled Out of France Series with Ankle Injury -
Wallace Sititi Back for Chiefs in Historic Bay Oval Clash -
Wallace Sititi Crowned World Rugby Breakthrough Player of the Year -
Rising Star Reflects on a Breakthrough All Blacks Season -
Wallace Sititi Prepares for Ultimate Test as All Blacks Face France in Paris -
Wallace Sititi's meteoric rise continues -
Twelve All Blacks to play for their Provincial Unions -
All Blacks overwhelm Fiji in San Diego
