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He found his feet in the NRL in 2015, took his game to a whole new level as a member of the Sharks premiership winning side in 2016 and maintained the rage in 2017, with Sosaia Feki now rated amongst the most dependable wingmen in the NRL competition.
Forming a reliable partnership with Ricky Leutele down the Sharks left-hand side, Feki’s strong charges out of his teams’ defensive end, along with his powerful finishing, characterised the Tongan Internationals game.
Scored a team-high 13 tries in 24 games played, Feki missing just one match during the season in a display of his durability.
Exceptionally strong for a winger, Feki overshadows the majority of his teammates in the gym, with that strength going a long way towards explaining his continued improvement on the field.
A World Cup berth with either the Kiwi’s or Tonga beckons, with his development to continue and Feki likely to return as an even better player in 2018.
Season highlight: At a critical time of the year, against a fellow finals contender, Feki stood tall in an 18-14 win by the Sharks over the Dragons at Kogarah Jubilee Oval in round 10. Scored two tries and made a season-high 15 runs in a complete performance and one which highlighted his worth to the Sharks side in 2017.
2017 Stats: Sosaia Feki
Games played: 24
Tries: 13
Runs: 267
Run Metres: 2647
Dummy half runs: 32
Kick return metres: 345
Line breaks: 15
Tackle breaks: 58
