Biography

Moses Sorovi will embark on his fourth season at Ballymore in 2020 after making his St.George Queensland Reds debut in 2017.

An electric scrumhalf, Sorovi possesses a bullet pass, speed and instinctual playmaking that presents him as a constant threat on the field.
 
He was elevated to the St.George Queensland Reds senior squad ahead of the 2017 season, following strong performances for the Queensland U20s, University of Queensland and Brisbane City.

A proud QRU Indigenous Program Ambassador, Sorovi hails from Thursday Island – a small island of 2,610 people in the Torres Strait Islands archipelago, north of the Cape York Peninsula. He first moved to Brisbane to pursue schooling opportunities with St. Peters Lutheran College.

Highlights

2019

Scored a try in the Reds opening match against the Highlanders in Dunedin. Finished the year with 14 caps and by the end of the season found himself as Queensland’s third-choice scrumhalf behind Tate McDermott and Scott Maloloua. Played every game for Brisbane City in the NRC regular season, plus in their semi-final appearance against the Force in Perth.

2018

Featured heavily for the Reds at the back end of the season, being involved in the match-day 23 for the final nine games of the year. Played every game for Brisbane City in the NRC regular season.

2017

Earned his Super Rugby debut against the Brumbies in Canberra. Featured often for University of Queensland in Queensland Premier Rugby, taking on the role of starting scrumhalf throughout the finals series, as they claimed the Hospital Cup with a 23-14 win over GPS. Added to his tally for Brisbane City in the NRC.

2016

Part of Queensland Under 20s side which claimed the inaugural Super U20s Championship. Represented Brisbane City in the NRC. Helped University of Queensland’s Premier Reserve grade side to their first title since 1987.

2015

Member of the Brisbane City side which claimed its second NRC title undefeated.

Representative Honours

Queensland Schoolboys (2013)

Australian Schoolboys (2013)

Queensland Indigenous Under 18s (2013)

Queensland Under 20s (2016)

Brisbane City (2015-2016)

Queensland (2017-)