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Kevin Tamati

Coaching Career

All information provided below is based only on data available in the RLP database and should be used as a guide only.

Vital Statistics

Born
Monday, 21st September, 1953
Current Age
72 years and 298 days

Known Family Links

Cousin
Howie Tamati

Coaching Career Statistics

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Club Career - UK Comp WinsMatchesWLDWin% 
English Championship -742449132.43%List
Challenge Cup -17107-58.82%List
Regal Trophy -844-50.00%List
Lancashire Cup -1073-70.00%List
UK Top Division -742449132.43%List
UK Second Division -562728148.21%List
UK Third Division -421824-42.86%List
Overall Comp WinsMatchesWLDWin% 
First Class 21592121242.79%List

English Career - By Year

TeamSeason GamesWLDWin% 
SalfordSalford1989/90 26619123.08%List
SalfordSalford1990/91 1073-70.00%List
SalfordSalford1991/92 341618-47.06%List
SalfordSalford1992/93 311120-35.48%List
ChorleyChorley1996 22616-27.27%List
LancashireLancashire1997 301515-50.00%List
WhitehavenWhitehaven1999 321913-59.38%List
WhitehavenWhitehaven2000 301217140.00%List

English Career - By Team

TeamYears GamesWLDWin% 
Salford1989-92 1014060139.60%List
Chorley1996-97 522131-40.38%List
Whitehaven1999-00 623130150.00%List

Your Say

  • Anonymous
    10 Oct 2012 5:34pm

    To view a recent interview with this player, see the links below:-

    Kevin Tamati Talks Part 1 - http://youtu.be/9xLovh4XTZw
    Kevin Tamati Talks Pt 2 - http://youtu.be/anrNIuX1N88
    Kevin Tamati Talk - Pt 3 http://youtu.be/YynKIJPzc9U
    Kevin Tamati Talks - Part 4 - http://youtu.be/fqbEeAljLQA

  • david newton
    14 Feb 2017 6:21pm

    holiday in Australia had a fantastic conversation with one of your former players in on the Sunshine coast of Queensland Kevin Tamati smashing bloke it really made my holiday he still looks fit and powerful
    D.Newton

  • Albert Helg
    3 Aug 2023 10:24am

    I had the pleasure of playing under Kevin's leadership in a friendly match between a retired pro league 13 vs West London Institute of Higher Education. I don't remember much about the game but it was high scoring and we won. The fly half was an England player called John Kear.
    Regards
    Albert Helg
    Fulham Rugby League 1988 to 1994 (London Broncos)

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Sources:Wakefield Trinity Heritage, Widnes RLFC History, Irvin Saxton's Record Keepers' Club, Rothmans Rugby League Yearbook (1981-82 to 1999), RFL Player Registers, Oldham Rugby League Heritage Trust, 2006 Official Rugby League Annual