Marist Prems

The first record of Marist playing in the Tongan football league system is in 2006.[2] Their final position is not known but, it is known that they beat the champions SC Lotoha'apai 4–0 in the final round of matches.[2] Their most successful season to date was their championship win in 2009,[3] where they ended Lotoha'apai's eleven year hold on the title, beating them into second place, with Manuka finishing third.[3] they were unbeaten in the season in the first eight rounds of matches, finally losing 1–3 to Ngele'ia.[3] In the 2013 season, they were one of only four teams to take part, this time finishing in third place, with Lotoha'apai United finishing first and Ha'amoko United Youth finishing second.[1] They won one of their four games, a 6–1 victory over Popua on the opening day of the season, drew the return fixture 0–0, but lost 0–2 to Lotoha'apai and 2–3 to Ha'amoko.[1]

• Tonga Major League:

Winner: 2009

As of 2013 season:[4]

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player —  TGA Viliami Vunipola —  TGA Soakai Vea —  TGA Sateki Matakaiongo —  TGA Kilifi Vea —  TGA Matini Feke —  TGA Kevini Penitani —  TGA Kalisitiane Koaneti —  TGA Mahe Malafu —  TGA Hola Malafu —  TGA Siosifa Moimoi —  TGA Pio Palu —  TGA Petelo Manuha'apai —  TGA Sali Patolo —  TGA Aisea Muli —  TGA Isileli Matakaiongo —  TGA Kepueli Tomasi —  TGA Aloisio Kaihea —  TGA Kinahoi Palu —  TGA Loni Finau —  TGA Haeleuha Finau —  TGA Unaloto Feao —  TGA Lemisio Kaihea —  TGA Siuola Taufa

• Marist moving forward