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Samoa’s Manusina players Easter Savelio and Fa’alua loe Tugaga will join the Melbourne Rebels, and Penina Tuilaepa and Angelica Uila join the Western Force. In addition to the six scholarships offered by PacificAus Sports the Western Force have picked up a third player from combine Saelua Lealua (Manusina) will head to Perth for a season whilst the ACT Brumbies have offered a short-term coaching placement to Filoi Eneliko, former Manusina player and current Lakapi Samoa Women’s Academy Manager.

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