Steven So'oialo

Steve So'oialo

Personal information

Full name

Steven So'oialo

Date of birth

11 May 1977

Place of birth

Apia, Samoa

Height

5 ft 10 in (1.78 m)

Weight

13 st (83 kg)

Relatives

Rodney So'oialo, James So'oialo

Club information

Position

Scrum-half

Current club

Harlequins

Senior clubs*

Years	Club	Apps (points)
____ ‐ 04 2004 ‐	Orrell Harlequins	75 (45)

Representative teams

1998 ‐
2004 ‐

Samoa
Pacific Islanders

38 (25)
2 (0)

* Professional club appearances and points
counted for domestic first grade only.

Steven So'oialo (born 11 May 1977 in Apia, Samoa) was a Samoan rugby union footballer. He played scrum-half for English club Harlequins and formerly Orrell. He played for Manu Samoa in the 1999 and 2003 Rugby World Cup. He also played for the Pacific Islanders team in 2004. He is the older brother of New Zealand All Blacks rugby union international and Wellington Hurricanes Super Rugby player, Rodney So'oialo, and of James So'oialo, who has also represented Samoa internationally.

External links

Samoa squad – 2007 Rugby World Cup

Forwards	Fuga Johnston Lafaiali'i Lealamanua Leleimalefaga (rep) Leo Pala'amo (rep) (injured) Purdie Salanoa Schwalger Sititi (c) Tekori Thompson H. Tuilagi Ulia Va'a (injured) Vaeluaga Vaisola Sefo

Backs	Crichton Fa'atau Fuimaono-Sapolu Lemi Lima Lui Mapusua Meafou Poluleuligaga Seveali'i So'oialo Tagicakibau A. Tuilagi Williams

Coach	Jones

Samoa squad – 2003 Rugby World Cup

Forwards	Dincklage Fa'asavalu Lemalu Lafaiali'i Lealamanua Leupolu Meredith Palepoi Poulos Segi Schwalger Sititi (c) Tomuli Tuiavi'i Tuilagi Vaili Viliamu

Backs	Fa'atau Fanolua Fanutanu Fe'aunati Fili Lima Rasmussen Ropati Senio So'oialo Tagicakibau Tyrell Va'a Vili

Coach	Boe

Samoa squad – 1999 Rugby World Cup

Forwards	Matauiau Leota Ale Mika Faiva'ai Reidy Tone Palepoi Falaniko Ta'ala Toleafoa Glendinning Paramore Lam Sititi Fe'aunati

Backs	So'oialo Clarke Bachop Vili Va'a Fanolua Fili Lima Leaupepe Vaega Tuigamala Toala So'oialo Leaga Umaga

Coach	Williams

Pacific Islanders 2004 tour to Australasia

Fiji	Bai Bobo Doviverata Koyamaibole Ligairi Lotowa Rabeni Rawaqa Rauluni Sivivatu Tuilevu

Samoa	Fa'atau Lafaiali'i Lavea Levi Lima Mapusua Sititi So'oialo Vili

Tonga	Afeaki (c) Filise Kivalu Lauaki Lutui Moala Taumoepeau Tonga'uiha

Cook Islands	Tamarua

Head coach	Boe

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