Marist Prems

Marist Prems is a football club from Tonga, currently playing in the Tonga Major League, the highest level of association football competition in Tonga.[1]

Marist Prems
Full nameMarist Prems
ManagerChristian Koaneti
LeagueTonga Major League
20133rd

History

The first record of Marist playing in the Tongan football league system is in 2006.[2] Their final position is not known but, it is known that they beat the champions SC Lotoha'apai 4–0 in the final round of matches.[2] Their most successful season to date was their championship win in 2009,[3] where they ended Lotoha'apai's eleven year hold on the title, beating them into second place, with Manuka finishing third.[3] they were unbeaten in the season in the first eight rounds of matches, finally losing 1–3 to Ngele'ia.[3] In the 2013 season, they were one of only four teams to take part, this time finishing in third place, with Lotoha'apai United finishing first and Ha'amoko United Youth finishing second.[1] They won one of their four games, a 6–1 victory over Popua on the opening day of the season, drew the return fixture 0–0, but lost 0–2 to Lotoha'apai and 2–3 to Ha'amoko.[1]

Honours

  • Tonga Major League:
Winner: 2009

Current squad

As of 2013 season:[4]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
Tonga TGA Viliami Vunipola
Tonga TGA Soakai Vea
Tonga TGA Sateki Matakaiongo
Tonga TGA Kilifi Vea
Tonga TGA Matini Feke
Tonga TGA Kevini Penitani
Tonga TGA Kalisitiane Koaneti
Tonga TGA Mahe Malafu
Tonga TGA Hola Malafu
Tonga TGA Siosifa Moimoi
Tonga TGA Pio Palu
Tonga TGA Petelo Manuha'apai
Tonga TGA Sali Patolo
Tonga TGA Aisea Muli
Tonga TGA Isileli Matakaiongo
Tonga TGA Kepueli Tomasi
Tonga TGA Aloisio Kaihea
Tonga TGA Kinahoi Palu
Tonga TGA Loni Finau
Tonga TGA Haeleuha Finau
Tonga TGA Unaloto Feao
Tonga TGA Lemisio Kaihea
Tonga TGA Siuola Taufa

References

  1. Tonga 2013 at RSSSF
  2. "Tonga 2006". RSSSF. Retrieved 24 July 2022.
  3. Tonga – 2009 at RSSSF
  4. Marist Prems at National-Football-Teams
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