Sonny Bill Williams and Roger Tuivasa-Sheck have added yet another accolade to their already impressive 2013 awards after the Kiwi-duo were this morning named in the Rugby League World Magazine Team of the Year.
Both were a part of the successful 2013 NRL campaign for the Roosters and also members of the Kiwi's World Cup Squad which finished runners up to Australia in November.
Williams also narrowly missed out on claiming the 2013 Golden Boot Award, presented by the magazine and voted for by international rugby league media, coming in third behind Australia's Johnathan Thurston and England's Sam Burgess.
Both were a part of the RLIF Team of the Year, awarded late last year with Williams named then as the International Player of the Year - adding to his Jack Gibson Medal in his debut season with the Tricolours.
WORLD XIII 2013
1 Billy Slater (Australia)
2 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (New Zealand)
3 Greg Inglis (Australia)
4 Jamie Lyon (Australia)
5 Brett Morris (Australia)
6 Johnathan Thurston (Australia)
7 Cooper Cronk (Australia)
8 Sam Burgess (England)
9 Cameron Smith (Australia)
10 James Graham (England)
11 Sonny Bill Williams (New Zealand)
12 Greg Bird (Australia)
13 Paul Gallen (Australia)
Both were a part of the successful 2013 NRL campaign for the Roosters and also members of the Kiwi's World Cup Squad which finished runners up to Australia in November.
Williams also narrowly missed out on claiming the 2013 Golden Boot Award, presented by the magazine and voted for by international rugby league media, coming in third behind Australia's Johnathan Thurston and England's Sam Burgess.
Both were a part of the RLIF Team of the Year, awarded late last year with Williams named then as the International Player of the Year - adding to his Jack Gibson Medal in his debut season with the Tricolours.
WORLD XIII 2013
1 Billy Slater (Australia)
2 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (New Zealand)
3 Greg Inglis (Australia)
4 Jamie Lyon (Australia)
5 Brett Morris (Australia)
6 Johnathan Thurston (Australia)
7 Cooper Cronk (Australia)
8 Sam Burgess (England)
9 Cameron Smith (Australia)
10 James Graham (England)
11 Sonny Bill Williams (New Zealand)
12 Greg Bird (Australia)
13 Paul Gallen (Australia)
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