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Christopher Nahi is a former professional rugby league footballer. He has played representative rugby league for both the New Zealand Māori team and a Rest of the World side. ==Playing career== Nahi played for the Federal United club in the Northern Territory Rugby League competition.〔(Police search widens for former league player ) ''The NT Drug News Vault'', 28 November 2005〕 In 1994 Nahi toured Queensland and New South Wales with the Northern Territory Representative side.〔(Northern Territory Representative Sides 1993–1997 ) ''Northern Territory Rugby League''〕 Between 1996 and 1998 he played for the Gold Coast Chargers team, playing in 46 first grade matches. In 1997 he was cited for biting Darren Senter in a match against Balmain. Nahi alleged he was racially abused by Senter.〔Steve Mascord (Racial abuse claim with ARL ) ''Sydney Morning Herald'', 25 June 1997〕 It was during this time that he was selected in the Rest of the World team to play Australia during the Super League war. In 2001 he played for the Eastern Suburbs Tigers in the Queensland Cup.〔(2001 Queensland Cup Statistics – East Coast Tigers ) ''rleague.com''〕 In 2002 and 2003 he played for the Burleigh Bears.〔(Burleigh Bears QLD Cup Player Roster ) ''burleighbears.com''〕〔(Round 22 Qld Cup teams & predictions ) ''rleague.com'', 22 August 2003〕 In 2008 Nahi played for the Currumbin Eagles in the Bycroft Cup competition on the Gold Coast.〔Graham Callaghan (Tweed Seagulls knock on Wood ) ''goldcoast.com.au'', 17 May 2008〕 After playing in the grand final he tested positive for D-Amphetamine and D-Methamphetamine. As a result, he was banned by the Queensland Rugby League until 1 October 2010.〔(Nahi banned ) ''The Age'', 10 April 2009〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Chris Nahi」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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