Saia Faingaa
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Saia Faingaa (born 2 February 1987) is an Australian rugby union player.
Faingaa was born in Queanbeyan, New South Wales. He presently plays at hooker for Australia's most successful Super 14 side - the Brumbies—replacing Jeremy Paul who retired in 2007. Since making his debut for the Brumbies (as well as his Super 14 debut) in 2004 against the Stormers Faingaa has obtained 17 caps. Saia is joined in the Brumbies team by twin brother Anthony - a centre. Faingaa's club side is the Queanbeyan Whites.
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