Force thanks departing duo Watts & Sevele for service

Wed, Oct 8, 2025, 2:55 AM
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by Western Force Media

The Western Force thanks Mitch Watts and Papillon Sevele for their service to the Club, with the pair departing following the conclusion of 2025 Super Rugby AUS.

The Club acknowledges their contributions, with both coming out of the Fortescue Academy to graduate into the Super Rugby Pacific squad over the past few seasons.

Watts didn’t make his Super Rugby Pacific debut but played all four games in the Super Rugby AUS competition.

Sevele also didn’t play at Super Rugby Pacific level but overcame serious knee injuries over the past two years to return in the Fortescue Premier Grade this year.

Issak Fines-Leleiwasa (Fijian Drua) and Reed Prinsep (retirement) have also exited the Force program following the conclusion of Super Rugby AUS.

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