Auckland Blues, NZ All Blacks [50 Tests] Kendrick Lynn – rugby union player Sean Maitland – honours: NZ U-20 Rugby Union Team (World Cup Champions), Canterbury Crusaders, Glasgow Warriors, Scotland Joseph Manu – honours: Junior Kiwis (2015) and NRL Sydney Roosters (2016-), Back to Back NRL Grand Final Winner 2018 / 2019 Keven Mealamu – honours: Auckland RFC, Auckland Blues, Waikato/BOP Chiefs, NZ All Blacks [123 Tests] Jenny Morris – New Zealand/Australian singer/songwriter, The Crocodiles; Models and INXS Henry Paul – New Zealand (Kiwis) rugby league representative Robbie Paul – New Zealand (Kiwis) rugby league representative Jordan Rakei – neo-soul singer based in London The Politicians – rock/new wave/reggae band formed in 1981 by Tim Armstrong. Sir Paul Reeves – Anglican priest, Archbishop, diplomat, former Governor-General of New Zealand Bruce Simpson – blogger and jet-engine experimenter Brian Tamaki – founder of Destiny Church Zane Tetevano – honours: Newcastle Knights RL (2011), Cook Islands Rugby league Representative, Sydney Roosters, NRL Grand Final Winner 2018 Maria Tutaia – New Zealand netball representative (honours: Waikato/BOP Magic, Northern Mystics, Silver Ferns) Monique Williams – New Zealand sprinter (honours: selection at NZ representative levels) Royce Willis – honours: BOP RFC, Waikato RFC, Auckland Blues, Waikato/BOP Chiefs, NZ All Blacks [12 Tests] Notes and references External links South Waikato district council website Tokoroa Information resource Tokoroa High School Populated places in Waikato South Waikato District