From Professional NRL Player to Elite NRL Referee with Henry Perenara
About this episode
Henry Perenara discusses his journey from being a professional NRL player to becoming an elite referee.
Send us Fan Mail Henry Perenara played over 70 matches in the NRL at club level and also represented New Zealand internationally. Following his playing career, he transitioned into officiating, making his first-grade refereeing debut in 2011. He went on to officiate more than 200 matches, including international fixtures such as the Four Nations and the Rugby League World Cup. 01:10 - Henry Perenara Journey into Rugby League 05:10 – Hardest Part Transitioning Form a Player to Referee ...
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