Tonga XV

Tonga XV is the national rugby union team of Tonga, a Polynesian island nation located in the South Pacific. The team is known for its physicality, power, and speed, and is considered one of the strongest rugby teams in the Pacific Islands. The team's traditional red and white jersey is adorned with the national emblem of Tonga, a red cross on a white background, and the team's logo, a stylized T with a rugby ball. Tonga XV has a rich rugby history, having competed in every Rugby World Cup since 1987, and has produced many talented players who have gone on to play for top rugby clubs around the world. The team is coached by Toutai Kefu, a former Australian rugby player, and is captained by Siale Piutau, a veteran Tongan player who has played for top clubs in Europe. Tonga XV's style of play is characterized by their physicality and hard-hitting tackles, as well as their ability to break through defenses with their speed and agility. The team's passionate fans, known as the 'Ikale Tahi', are known for their loud and boisterous support, and are a testament to the team's importance to the Tongan people.