NSW & QLD Wheelchair State of Origin Training Squads announced
Author : NSWWLRL
NRL Wheelchair Rugby League is pleased to announce the training and development squads, coaches and officials for the 2021 NSW Wheelchair State of Origin that will be held in Sydney during July.
The NSW Wheelchair Blues will be looking at Defending their State of Origin Title after smashing the Queenslanders in their last encounter at the Menai Sports Center, Sydney in 2019

Wheelchair State of Origin coming soon
2021 NSW Wheelchair Blues Training Squad
Brad Grove (Canberra Raiders)
Brett Henman (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Cory Cannane (AB) (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Craig Cannane (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Diab Karim (AB) (Canberra Raiders)
Eddie Morgan (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Edge Iole (Canberra Raiders)
Jason Attard (AB) (Parramatta Eels)
Liam Luff (Parramatta Eels)
Mitchell Stone (Parramatta Eels)
Pele Tosso (Canberra Raiders)
Rick Engles (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Stephan Rochecouste (Parramatta Eels)
Tim Robinson (AB) (Canberra Raiders)
NSW Head Coach: Edie George
Assistant Coach: Doug Adamson
Manager: Cherie Moulang
Trainer: Brad Turnbull
Development Blues
Amro Ibrahim (Penrith Panthers)
Daniel Grech (AB) (Penrith Panthers)
Jeremy Ayoub (AB) (Parramatta Eels)
Joseph Abboud (AB) (Manly Sea Eagles)
Jess iMowczan (Canberra Raiders)
2021 Foxville Queenslanders
Pete Arbuckle (Marlins)
Adam Tannock (Marlins)
Zac Schumacher (Marlins)
Dougie Chan (Water Dragons)
Chris Robson (Water Dragons)
Matty Lodewikus (Crows)
James Hill (Water Dragons)
Shaun Harre (Water Dragons)
Bayley McKenna (Marlins)
Giles Harris (Water Dragons)
QLD Head Coach : Jack Brown
Manager : Jade Brown
Assistant Coach : JJ Atuahiva
Trainer : Peter Angelo
AB= Able Bodied Athletes
Congratulations to all who have qualified and those involved in the organisation of this much-anticipated clash.
Don’t miss this weekends Sydney Wheelchair Grand Finals on Sunday 30th May at the Menai Sports Center, 1st game kicks off at 3:30 PM, see ya’s there
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