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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 24. Chapters: Michael Witt, Gareth Thomas, Mark Lennon, Lenny Woodard, Jarrod Sammut, Clinton Schifcofske, Gareth Raynor, Jordan James, Nick Youngquest, Jamie Thackray, Weller Hauraki, Vince Mellars, Geraint Davies, Tony Martin, Karl Hocking, Josh Hannay, Aled James, Jon Breakingbury, Matt Jobson, Adam Peek, Jason Chan, Ryan O'Hara, Steve Tyrer, Rhys Hanbury, Mark Bryant, Frank Winterstein, Paul Morgan, Dafydd Carter, Philip Cushion, Lincoln Withers, Ben Flower, Ashley Bateman, Rocky Trimarchi, Darren Mapp, Lloyd White, Jace Van Dijk, Hywel Davies, Richard Moore, Aaron Summers, Elliot Kear, Luke Dyer, Anthony Blackwood, Tony Duggan, Matty Smith, Chris Davies, Ian Watson, Lewis Mills, Marshall Chalk, Gil Dudson, Terry Martin, Rhodri Lloyd, Peter Lupton, David Tangata-Toa, David Mota, Tommy Lee, Hep Cahill, Chris Beasley, Mark Dalle Cort, Jack Pring, Carl De Chenu, Paul Ballard, Neil Budworth, Damien Quinn, Lee Williams, Philippe Gardent, Shawn van Rensburg. Excerpt: Michael Witt (born 1 January 1984 in Toowoomba, Queensland) is an Australian professional rugby league footballer who currently plays for the Crusaders in the Super League. He previously played in the National Rugby League competition and rugby union in the Air New Zealand Cup. Growing up in Toowoomba, Witt attended Harristown State High School where he was a champion junior boxer and played rugby league for the Newtown Lions in the local junior competition, and he later went on to represent Queensland in rugby league at the Under 15 level in 1999 and the Under 16 level in 2000. During 1999 he was spotted by the Parramatta Eels as a player with much potential and he was offered a scholarship by the club, which he accepted, and in the following year he moved to Sydney to join his older brother Steven at Parramatta, where he spent the next three seasons in the lower grad...
