By Liam Cook

Tayler Adams has endured a fair share of adversity throughout his career. Now, the New Zealand born flyhalf is leading Brothers to early season success in his first season at Crosby Park.

“It’s been a really good fit me for me so far,” Adams told Rugby News.

“Being embraced by the team and the club has been really good for me.”

Adams’ rugby journey began after a successful final season at Kelston Boys’ High School in Auckland.

That season opened numerous opportunities for Adams to play all over the world in elite competitions.

“I went from living in a big city in Auckland down to the smaller and slower Invercargill and played three years of Mitre 10 Cup at Southland Stags,” he said.