Niue national rugby league team

The Niue national rugby league team represents Niue in rugby league football. The team played their first match in 1986, and their first Test match in 2013.

History
The team played their first match in at the 1986 Pacific Cup, losing 22–8 to the Cook Islands. Their first ever win was 14–0 against Fiji at the 1992 Pacific Cup. Niue currently participates in the annual Cabramatta International Nines tournament. They lost their first ever Test match 22–20 against Vanuatu on 12 October 2013.

On 4 October 2014, the Niue rugby league team record their first ever international test match win defeating the Philippines 36–22. In May 2015, Niue Rugby League recorded their second international test match win against the South African Rugby League side, 48–4.

All-time results record and ranking
Below is an updated list of Niue's national team record as of 23 December 2020.

Current squad
Squad selected for the 2018 Emerging Nations World Championship;
 * Jake Samoa
 * Zebastian Luisi
 * Eddie Paea
 * Kurt Bernard
 * Temata Rangi
 * Mike Filimona
 * Tamati Ulukita
 * George Lolo
 * Sione Tovo
 * Tuki Jackson
 * Jamie Hunt
 * Jo Tamasi
 * Wes Lolo
 * Tristian Alvarado
 * Aziah Ikitule
 * Audrey Kaufusi
 * Huggard Tongatule
 * Latrell Schaumkel
 * Alex Seini
 * Alfred Smalley
 * Jordan Tongahai
 * Mike Williams
 * Cyruss Payne
 * Christian Ulukita

Notable players of Niuean descent

 * Dylan Brown
 * Geoff Daniela
 * Glen Fisiiahi
 * Dene Halatau
 * Junior Langi
 * Isaac Liu
 * Heilum Luki
 * Zebastian Luisi
 * Makahesi Makatoa
 * Eddie Paea
 * Joseph Paulo
 * Junior Paulo
 * Toafofoa Sipley
 * Siosifa Talakai
 * Albert Talipeau
 * Motu Tony
 * Sione Tovo
 * Billy Weepu

Women's Test Team
The Niue women's rugby league team debuted on the international stage in the 2003 Women's Rugby League World Cup, in which they lost both of their matches. On 7 November 2020, they made their return to international rugby league, with a friendly match against the Tonga women's national rugby league team. The match, held at Mt Smart Stadium served as a lead up to the New Zealand Women vs Samoa Women.