The Mate Ma'a Tonga side has been named to play Scotland on Wednesday morning to open their World Cup campaign.
They take on the Bravehearts at Derwent Park in Workington as the opening Group C game.
Tonga Head Coach Charles Tonga says he's looking forward to the game.
We are very proud of all the boys, and it was a very tough decision for myself and my Coaching staff, but like the players, we all have a job to do, he said.
We have become a very close unit since coming together two and a half weeks ago, and I reminded the boys to make the most of every opportunity.
Assistant Coach Kristian Woolf said it was tough to leave players out of the run-on side.
"It is difficult, and the reason its difficult is because every bloke here has done their best and put their best foot forward, to give themselves every opportunity to make the side," Woolf said.
"I cant give [them] enough raps to how [theyve] gone about their business.
Mate Ma'a Tonga
1. Glen Fisiiahi
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Jorge Taufua
4. Konrad Hurrell
5. Sosaia Feki
6. Samisoni Langi
7. Daniel Foster
8. Brent Kite
9. Siliva Havili
10. Fuifui Moimoi
11. Sika Manu
12. Jason Taumalolo
13. Willie Manu
14. Nafe Seluini
15. Ben Murdoch-Masila
16. Ukuma Taai
17. Mickey Paea
18. Siosaia Vave
19. Siuatonga Likiliki
Two are still to be omitted.
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They take on the Bravehearts at Derwent Park in Workington as the opening Group C game.
Tonga Head Coach Charles Tonga says he's looking forward to the game.
We are very proud of all the boys, and it was a very tough decision for myself and my Coaching staff, but like the players, we all have a job to do, he said.
We have become a very close unit since coming together two and a half weeks ago, and I reminded the boys to make the most of every opportunity.
Assistant Coach Kristian Woolf said it was tough to leave players out of the run-on side.
"It is difficult, and the reason its difficult is because every bloke here has done their best and put their best foot forward, to give themselves every opportunity to make the side," Woolf said.
"I cant give [them] enough raps to how [theyve] gone about their business.
Mate Ma'a Tonga
1. Glen Fisiiahi
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Jorge Taufua
4. Konrad Hurrell
5. Sosaia Feki
6. Samisoni Langi
7. Daniel Foster
8. Brent Kite
9. Siliva Havili
10. Fuifui Moimoi
11. Sika Manu
12. Jason Taumalolo
13. Willie Manu
14. Nafe Seluini
15. Ben Murdoch-Masila
16. Ukuma Taai
17. Mickey Paea
18. Siosaia Vave
19. Siuatonga Likiliki
Two are still to be omitted.
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