Nick Barrow

Position: Forward

Height: 205cm

Born: 17 February, 1992

Junior Association: Counties Manukau

High School: St Kentigern College

Highest Representative Honour – Junior Tall Blacks (2011)

Previous NBL clubs – Auckland Pirates (2011 and 2012), Waikato Pistons (2013 and 2014), Super City Rangers (2015-2019), Franklin Bulls (2020), Auckland Huskies (2021)

Embarking on his 11th season in the Sal’s NBL, Barrow won an NBL Championship with the Auckland Pirates in 2012 and has since played 149 NBL Games. Played 18 games for the Tuatara last season averaging 4.4 points and 2.8 rebounds per game.

Selected for the NZ Police team in 2019 that attend the Australasian Police Basketball Tournament in Canberra where he was named to the All-Star Five.

He was on the Counties Manukau team that won the U23 National Championship title in 2014 playing alongside Derone Raukawa and Shea Ili.

A Junior Tall Black in 2011.

Tom Beattie

Position: Guard

Height: 190cm

Born: 15 March, 2001

Junior Association: North Harbour

High School: Rosmini College

NBL Rookie

 A Year 13 at Rosmini College.

Attended the NZ U18 Selection Camp in April 2022.

Named to the Tournament Team at the 2021 U17 National Championships.

Charlie Dalton

Position: Guard

Height: 200cm

Born:

Junior Association: North Harbour

High School: Rosmini College

NBL Clubs – Rookie

The 2022 Rosmini College Sports Captain

Attended the NZ U18 Selection Camp in April 2022.

Also an outstanding volleyball player he has played for the NZ U19 Beach Volleyball team.

Daughter of late Tall Fern Tanya. Sister Tayla is on a basketball scholarship at St Mary’s College, California.

Conor Flanagan

Cam Gliddon (Import)

Rob Loe

Position: Centre

Height: 211cm

Born: 5 August, 1991

Junior Association: North Harbour

High School: Westlake Boys HS

NBL Clubs – Wellington Saints (2019)

Loe last played in the NBL in 2019 as a member of the Wellington Saints championship winning team.

In addition to playing over 100 Australian NBL games in a five year career with the New Zealand Breakers Loe has played overseas in Australia, Belgium, Greece and Japan.

Despite being the youngest member of the team he was the leading scorer (averaging 18.8ppg) for New Zealand at the 2009 FIBA U19 World Cup in Auckland.

Made his Tall Blacks debut the same year and went on to cement his place as the starting centre at both the 2014 FIBA World Cup in Spain and the 2019 event in China. Averaged 11.0 points and 4.8 rebounds per game in China where he also scored at 52% (12/23) from beyond the arc.

Was a member of the bronze medal winning team at the 2018 Commonwealth Games averaging 9.4ppg and 5.0rpg.

In 2009, in his final year at Westlake Boys, Loe performed outstandingly at the FIBA U19 World Championships in Auckland. At just 17 years – the youngest member of the team – he led the Junior Tall Blacks in scoring averaging 18.8ppg.

He debuted for the Tall Blacks when the team beat Australia to win the 2009 FIBA Oceania Championships.

Spent four years at St Louis University playing 133 games for the Billikens. After College he spent a season each at KAO Dramas (Greece) and Limburg United (Belgium)

 Spent two seasons at New Zealand Breakers before joining Cairns Taipans for the 2018/19 NBL season. Has re-signed with the Breakers for 2019/20.

Won a NZNBL title with the Wellington Saints in 2019 picking up the Stan Hill Award for Most Outstanding New Zealand Forward.

Chris McIntosh

Position: Guard

Height: 184cm

Born: 10 November, 1994

Junior Association: Hibiscus Coast

High School: Kingsway School

Previous NBL Clubs – Franklin Bulls (2020), Auckland Huskies (2021)

Played 11 games for the Huskies in 2021 averaging 3.5ppg – made 10 from 17 3-pointers at 59%.

McIntosh is a leading performer at the NZ 3×3 circuit. At the 2020 Schick 3×3 Cup he led the Huskies to a commendable third place finish. A 2022 NZ 3×3 trialist.

Having attended Kingsway School he played his early representative basketball for Hibiscus Coast before switching to North Harbour where he won an U23 National Championship title in 2016.

He works full-time as a physiotherapist.

Reuben Te Rangi

Thomas Whyte