P. J. Solomon
New Zealand rugby union and rugby league footballer
About P. J. Solomon
P. J. Solomon was a New Zealand rugby league player and rugby union player.
Pehi James "PJ" Solomon is a former international rugby player from Porirua, New Zealand. With eligibility via his mother from Kirkcaldy, he represented Scotland at rugby league. Solomon played as a centre.
Union Solomon played club rugby union in Scotland for Gala RFC and Edinburgh Academicals.
League He played rugby league in England for Lancashire Lynx and Doncaster and played internationally for Scotland in the Rugby League European Cup. He was part of the side that played against France in the 2003 game in Narbonne, needing to win by five points to qualify for the final. Solomon and his teammates won 8–6 and so were eliminated from the competition at that stage.
Off the pitch Solomon is married with one son and one daughter. His wife is the sister of Estonian professional basketballer, Heiko Niidas. Solomon works in the construction industry.
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Who was P. J. Solomon?
New Zealand rugby union and rugby league footballer
When was P. J. Solomon born?
P. J. Solomon was born in Porirua.
What was P. J. Solomon's occupation?
P. J. Solomon was a rugby league player and rugby union player.
What nationality was P. J. Solomon?
P. J. Solomon was New Zealand.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). P. J. Solomon. https://biography.guide/p-j-solomon/
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