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Victorian rugby league reaches record numbers

NRL Victoria has reached a historic milestone, recording more than 6,000 player registrations for the 2025 season- the highest number in the history of rugby league in the state.

In a week where Storm will celebrate grassroots rugby league in Victoria, culminating in Sunday’s Round 17 match against Cronulla, local registrations have surpassed 2024 figures across both the Storm Junior League and Storm Premiership.

New records have been set in every junior age group from Under 6s through to Under 18s including unprecedented numbers of both male and female participants in each age category.

Overall, player registrations have risen by 11.6% year-on-year with female participation continuing to grow rapidly, up 15.2% from 2024, while male registrations have increased by 10.4%.

Rugby league in Victoria continues to build strong momentum, with consistent annual growth positioning the sport for long-term success.

NRL Victoria General Manager Brent Silve welcomed the milestone, crediting the dedication of volunteers and the strength of grassroots development.

“We’re incredibly proud to surpass 6,000 registrations across Victorian community club rugby league for the first time,” Silva said.

“It’s a testament to the tireless efforts of our volunteers who continue to grow the game in their communities and to Melbourne Storm who proactively support and engage in the growth of our community clubs.”

“The significant rise in junior and female participation reflects the inclusive and accessible environment we’re working hard to foster- making rugby league a game for everyone.”

The growth of the game at grassroots level also comes at a time where the Melbourne Storm Pathways Program is as strong as ever, providing local talent a clear path to the purple jersey and the elite level.

In 2025, the entirety of the Storm Harold Matthews U17 side was made up of Victorians who play their junior football at local clubs across the state.

Sunday’s City of Casey Community Round will kick-off with activity on Gosch’s Paddock from 11:30am with Metro Trains supporting the Community Round as official match day partner.

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2024 Victorian U16’s schoolgirls squad announcement

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the 2024 NRL Victoria U16’s Schoolgirls Squad.

2024 NRL Victoria U16’s Schoolgirls Squad

Akoija George
Alexis Fenton
Dalize Feo
De’charnah Williams-Hale
Dhillon Baker
Eboni Heurea
Heather Nasilai
Juliana Kolio
Justice Huriwai Daymond
Kayla Horvat
Lennox Tuivasa
Mahlia Davys
Miliana Afu
Nikita Jaye Faoa
Ocean Kaiwai
Oriana Ioane
Rozaliah Matavao
Sierra Te’o
Temukisa Misa
Urshelah Lie Kohunui

Shadows

Dandelian Luamanu
Jillian Vaai
Monique Maireroay
Harmony Taupau
Akeelah Coffin

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2023 NRL Victoria U16s/U17s Schoolboys CAS Champions Team Announcement

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for 2023 NRL Victoria U16s/U17s CAS Championships Team.

All players in the list below (including shadows) are required for final training session on Tuesday 19th of September at Seabrook Reserve, Broadmeadows – 5:30pm start.

Selected Players

Alijah Waetford
Jaden Ninda
Denzo Atileo Kupu
Jethro Scanlan
Burnham Salesa
Joseph Vela
Chae Sinclair
Kyu Fiaui
Cyrus Perenise
Latrelle Cordtz
Daniel Moananu
Lawrence Raponi
Deacon King
Lockyer Azile – Foliola
Detroit Williams – Hale
Maze Tearoa – Wharerau
Divine Vili
Memphis Wallace
Elijah Po Ching
Nu Nafatali
Faatoelau Mauola Iaokopo
Oshaye Lasei’ Marsters
Harvey Savage
Phoenix Woods
Indianason Fiaui
Shalom Uatisone
Izaac Batey
Zeph Faumuina

Shadows

Noah McMahon
Ezekiel Tausili
Miracle Va

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Storm SG Ball Squad Announced for 2023

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for the 2023 Melbourne Storm U19s SG Ball Squad.

The Melbourne Storm teams have changed their name this year from the Victoria Thunderbolts which competed in the NSWRL SG Ball and Jersey Flegg Competitions last year.

Melbourne Storm U19s host Canberra in Round 1 of the NSWRL SG Ball competition on February 4 at Comely Banks Recreation Reserve in Officer.

Kick off is 12pm.

SG Ball Squad

Bishop Walker
Clayton Tapelu
Daniel Boe
Dickie Terepo
Edward Stowers
Ethan Van Gelderen
Hugo Peel
Ioane Lui
James Finau
Josiah Moreli Alama
Kobi Heurea
Kristian Tornatore
Levi Osei
Leviticus Amiatu
Matthew Logopati
Muao Kaisala
Nelson Solo
Nisifolo Fauonuku
Philip Telea
Reece Winston
Rhylis Hohepa
River Richards
Rua Ropoama
Semisi Liu
Siulagi Pio
Suli Pole
Vincent Fifita

Coach Development Program

Guided by the RISE Program Head Coach, participants of the RISE Coach Development Program (Development Coaches) will receive education in contemporary coaching practices.

Strength & conditioning and socio-emotional­ development whilst leading and mentoring a group of players through a tailored series of training sessions and workshops that aim to provide players with the tools they need to reach their potential.

At the completion of the program, coaches will receive the NRL RISE Development Coach Accreditation

2023 will see three programs run across Melbourne:

South East – Casey Fields, Casey

North – Anderson Reserve, Broadmeadows

West – Bruce Comben Reserve, Altona

Session Dates –

Session 1 – Sunday 7 May – 9am – 12pm

Session 2 – Monday 5 June – 530pm – 8pm

Session 3 – Monday 10 July – 530pm – 8pm

Session 4 – Monday 14 August – 530pm – 8pm

Session 5 – Monday 11 September – 530pm – 8pm

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Any questions, please contact Tim Auremi – nrlviccoaching@nrl.com.au

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Storm looks to the future with Academy launch

A new wave of young rugby league talent has hit the training field in Melbourne with the official launch of the Storm Academy supported by Storm’s major partner RedZed and official partner Jaybro.

Twelve young footballers from Victoria, Queensland, New South Wales and New Zealand have been identified as future NRL prospects and will learn all that it takes, on and off the field, to become a first-grade player with Storm.

They are under the guidance of two former Storm representative players – Academy coach Matt Duffie and Recruitment and Pathways Manager Tim Glasby – and will form part of Melbourne’s Jersey Flegg squad in 2023.

The Academy is a key part of Storm’s plans to develop more “homegrown” players.

Storm CEO Justin Rodski said Storm had a strong reputation for growing and developing its own talent during the years of the NYC under-20 competition. However, those numbers had reduced since that competition ended in 2017.

“The Storm Academy is something we are very passionate about and represents the future of Melbourne Storm,” Rodski said.

“Our Academy members will receive the intensive coaching and education they need to become elite players well versed in what we do as a club on and off the field.

We believe there is a clear connection between developing homegrown players and our club’s overall success. Justin Rodski CEO, Melbourne Storm

“If you look at our 2020 premiership players, the vast majority had never played in the NRL before coming to Storm, including a number of our under-20s graduates.

“The end of the NYC competition had created a gap in our pathways and now that has been filled.

“While we are increasing our focus on producing our own NRL players, there will always be a home for more experienced recruits here in Melbourne. That tradition has existed since day one of Storm and will continue in the future.”

Rodski said one of the Academy’s priorities was to bring many more Victorian juniors through to NRL level than has occurred over previous years.

“Since Storm’s inception, we have fielded only four Victorian raised players and that’s a figure which must go much higher for the game to develop here in our home state and for Storm to continue to prosper,” he said.

We want rugby league in Victoria to be strong and that will help Storm to stay strong.

Justin Rodski CEO, Melbourne Storm

“Pleasingly we have three Victorians who are part of the Academy program and we also currently have three Victorians in our wider NRL squad for 2023 – Dean Ieremia, Young Tonumaipea and Sua Fa’alogo.

We’d love to see that number be substantially more in the future.

“The Storm Academy will add to the very positive work we are undertaking alongside NRL Victoria via the Storm Junior League and the Storm Premiership for the seniors.

“Thank you to our partners and to our Watchtower corporate network who have supported the launch of our new Academy This is an important investment in the future of our club.”

Academy coach Matt Duffie said there was now a clear pathway for elite juniors to develop through the Storm system with the end goal of graduating to the NRL squad.

“We’re committed to developing our own players here in Melbourne,” he said.

We have brought together a great group of young men who are dedicated to improving their game and achieving their full potential

Matt Duffie Coach, Storm Academy 

The Academy squad includes Matt Hill and Gabriel Satrick, who are this year’s members of the Coles First Nations Pathway Program which was launched at Storm last season.

Hill, who plays at fullback, is originally from Kununurra in the Northern Territory and has been studying at St Brendans College in Yeppoon, Queensland.

Satrick hails from Yarrabah in Far North Queensland and was hooker in the Australian Schoolboys squad this year as a student at Ipswich High School.

2023 Storm training range – Made for Melbourne

The Coles program members receive a full immersive experience at Storm, focusing on professional and personal development, mentoring and elite training.

RedZed Managing Director Evan Dwyer said: “After three rewarding years as Major Partner for Melbourne Storm, we are thrilled to be extending our sponsorship to the Storm Academy.

As an Official Academy Partner, we are proud to support Matt Duffie and the opportunities and resources the Academy provides for homegrown players to learn the Storm culture.”

Jaybro Chief Operating Officer Adrian Palumbo said: “At Jaybro we have a long history of supporting youth by providing growth opportunities in learning business and developing their careers.

Jaybro are extremely excited to be a part of Melbourne Storm’s inaugural Academy and to be able to offer employment education and opportunities for these up-and-coming players.”

Gabriel Satrick 2022 Peter Sterling Medalist Picture: Steve Montgomery

Storm Academy squad

Sheldon Diaz: 19. Front-row. From Melbourne, Vic

Matt Hill: 18. Fullback. Originally: Kununurra, NT. From St Brendans College, Yeppoon

Angus Hinchey: 18. Back-rower. From Brisbane

Mitchell Jennings: 18. Centre. From Sunshine Coast

Poasi Manu: 20. Back-rower. From Brisbane

Jared Nauma: 20. Back-rower. From Melbourne, Vic

K-Ci Newton-Whare: 18. Front-rower. Originally: Christchuch, NZ. From Gold Coast

Suliasi Prescott: 18. Hooker. From Melbourne, Vic

Keagan Russell-Smith: 19. Halfback. From Penrith, NSW

Gabriel Satrick: 18. Hooker. Originally: Yarrabah, Qld. From Ipswich High

Karauria Stokes-Mauahara: 18. Fullback. Originally: NZ. From Keebra Park, Gold Coast

Coby Williamson: 19. Centre. Originally: Emerald, Qld. From St Brendans College, Yeppoon

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2023 Victorian U16s & 17s Development Squads

Congratulations to the following players who have been selected for 2023 NRL Victoria U16s and U17s Development squads in both the Northwest and Southeast regions.

Training will commence at The Grange, Hoppers Crossing at 5:30pm on 15 November 2023.

All further correspondence will made via email.

Please see attached squads for each respective region below.

North West squad

Acholles Ngaue
Bailey Crichton
Burnham Salea
Chae Sinclair
David Tuariki
Deacon King
Demeters Lavea
Denzo Atileo
Efaraima Sialaoa
Elijah Po Ching
Filipo Faamanu
Harvey Savage
Hunter Lafoga
Ivana Tuafuti
Jaden Ninda
Jesse Havea
Joseph Luianella
Kyu Fiaui
Lawrence Raponi
Lockyer – Azile Folola
Lorenzo Fifita
Maze Tearoa-Whererua
Matthew Kereti
Oshaye Lasei’Marsters
Peae Afungia
Parish Hunt
Shalom Uatisone
Zeph Faumuina

South East Squad

Aiden Thomas
Alijah Waetford
Bobby Deo
Cryus Jr Perenise
Ezekiel Tausili
Finn Mackay
Azaac Batey
Jeremiah Neli
Jethro Scanlan
Joseph Vela
Joshua Puna
Kain-Kalep Kamya
Latrelle Cordtz
Memphis Wallace
Micah Warena
Miracle Va
Nikau Crichton
Phoenix Woods
Ryder Sparrow
Tainui Whakaari
Tevita Tuima
Waka Hammond
Waka-Hokopa Brown-Rapana-Edwards

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CAS and Lisa Fiaola represent Victoria on big stage

Lisa Fiaola represent Victoria on big stage (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Combined Affiliated States and Lisa Fiaola U17’s sides have represented Victoria on the big stage in recent weeks, with the teams travelling interstate to play against competition from right around Australia.

Both the Men’s and U17’s CAS sides consisted of players selected from their performances in the 2022 Storm Junior League and Storm Premiership season.

Players from all clubs around Melbourne had the opportunity to come together to represent the State against the other affiliated states including South Australia, the Northern Territory and Western Australia.

The U17’s side came home with the silverware, claiming top honours after knocking off both South and Western Australia while the Men’s side only narrowly missed out on first place, finishing in second place behind WA.

There have been two CAS representatives that have gone on to play at the highest level

Dean Ieremia (Melbourne Storm) and Fonua Pole (Wests Tigers) both making their NRL debut’s. While talented youngster Sua Fa’alogo has also gone on to earn a Storm contract.

Pathways and Coaching Manager Tim Auremi said the CAS championship was a great opportunity for both squads to represent their state, while also assisting in their development moving forward.

Auremi said that this year’s tournament helps give the U17’s players an opportunity to experience representative rugby league, while also giving them a chance to audition for next year’s U18’s CAS and U19’s SG Ball side.

“Most of the players picked are eligible for CAS U18’s in 2023, so it gives us an opportunity to see who puts their hand up for next year’s squad,” he said.

It’s about blooding some of our young Victorian players

Lisa Fiaola represent Victoria on big stage (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

“It’s about blooding some of our young Victorian players and exposing them to high level footy, while also giving them a chance to show their talents for potential SG Ball selection,” Auremi said.

“Each player selected in both the U17’s and Men’s division has been picked from their performances in the Storm Junior league and Storm Premiership throughout 2022,” he said.

There were four Victorian players selected in the Men’s CAS merit team, with Ben McIntyre, Lehi Taomia, Takitau Mapapalangi and Alifeleti Ngahe all chosen.

VIC Merit team

Meanwhile, there was history made in the women’s space, with the very first Melbourne Storm U17’s taking part in the Lisa Fiaola Gala Day at Tuggerah in the Central Coast. The side recorded two wins, a draw and one loss.

The girls played a total of four games throughout the day, playing two 15-minute halves in games against the Newcastle Knights, Northern Bulldogs, Wests Tigers and Cronulla Sharks.

The squad was selected from an open trial held at Anderson Reserve in July, with the girls now notching valuable experience as they continue to develop their game down in Victoria.

The squad is made up of some of the best emerging female talent from the state, with Community Engagement Officer and Female Pathways Coordinator Pauline Poloai saying the Gala Day was extremely beneficial to the squad.

This was a great opportunity for the girls

“This was a great opportunity for the girls to get a taste of representative footy after coming through the RISE program.

This is their first ever experience in not only representing their state but the first ever Melbourne Storm Lisa Fiaola team,” Poloai said.

“It was a fantastic day, they got to experience rugby league in an another state and especially since the last two years it’s obviously been challenging to have a full season of rugby league,” she said.

“For them to come out and see where they compare to the other NSW teams, it was a great experience for the girls and the coaching staff.”

“It’s a great opportunity for them to see the pathways that are there, so that as the girls come through the years, they can now see that there is the potential pathway for them to go through to the top level,” she said.

“Once they get the taste here at the U17’s level, they now understand what it takes to become a professional athlete,” she said.

“As they now move through the ranks, those girls that are top-age will get selected for the Rookie RISE program and can see what it takes to be a part of the elite pathways and aspire to be the next NRLW player.”

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CAS Schoolboy Trial Squad List Announced

Good luck to the following Victoria U18 Schoolboys who are taking part in the SOO 2 Curtain Raiser.

34 players from across the Combined Affiliated States (CAS) are preceding the main game that is played at Optus Stadium, Perth 3:15pm local time. (5:15pm EST).

At the completion of the match20 players will be selected to represent CAS U18s Schoolboys at U18s ASSRL Championships – Redcliffe 1 – 8 July.

CAS TRIAL SQUAD LIST

* Victoria (VIC) players in bold

Angus Murphy (NT)
Beau Bahr Williams (SA)
Blake Rupe (NT)
Brandon Norris (NT)
Daniel Boe (SA)
Ethan Van Gelderen (NT)
Evan Woodward (SA)
Ioane Lui (VIC)
Jarom Chapman (WA)
Johnathan Luafalealo (VIC)
Joseph Vela (VIC)
Josiah Moreli-Alama (VIC)
Josiah Neli (VIC)
Julius Anderson-Hiroti (WA)
Keighton Te Moananui (WA)
Kody Gibbs (VIC)
Latrelle Chase (WA)
Leviticus Amiatu (VIC)
Muao Kaisala (VIC)
Neihana Coley (WA)
Nelson Solo (VIC)
Cody Jerkovich Alkira (VIC)
Nisifolo Fauonuku (VIC)
Philip Masalosalo (VIC)
PJ Fraser (WA)
Harrish Mahendran (NT)
River Richards (VIC)
Ryan Woolley (WA)
Suli Pole Jr (VIC)
Suliasi Prescott (VIC)
Taiatini Huriwai-Brown (WA)
Usugafono Taufao (VIC)
Vita Fuamatu (NT)
Zayvaian Langkilde-Fale (VIC)

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NSW Under 19s return to Origin arena with a vengeance

NSW Women’s Under 19s claim Origin three-peat

ROUND 2 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 22

2022 Peter Mulholland Schoolboy cup Rnd 1 Draw, Results, Ladder & Players’ Stat’s

12pm: St Dominic’s College v Hunter Sports High (Action Photo’s SOON)

12.30pm: Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Westfields Sports

1.30pm: Hills Sports v Endeavour Sports High

Wednesday, June 29

11am: Farrer MAHS v All Saints Maitland

TBC*

Illawarra Sports High v Hallam College

Erindale College v The Grange P-12 School

Patrician Brothers Fairfield v Holy Cross College, Ryde

Bass High v St Gregory’s College

*Games expected to be scheduled for start of Term 3

RE-WATCH THE ROUND 1 ACTION
Tuesday, May 31

ROUND 1 SCHEDULE
Tuesday, May 31

11am: Patrician Brothers Fairfield 64 – 0 Farrer MAHS

Wednesday, June 1

11am: Holy Cross College 38 – 24 All Saints Maitland

11.30am: Erindale College 64 – 0 Illawarra Sports High

12pm: Endeavour Sports High 20 – 14 Patrician Brothers Blacktown (Action Photo’s Monday 13 June)

Wednesday, June 8

12pm: St Dominic’s v Bass High

1.30pm: Hunter Sports High v St Gregory’s College

11am: The Grange P-12 College v Hallam College

Thursday, June 9

Westfields Sports High v Hills Sports High

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Ipswich SHS 24 – 16 Keebra Park SHS

Aaron Payne Cup

Mackay State High School 0 – 32 St Patrick’s College

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Rubys stun NSW City to win under 19s title

The Queensland Rubys are the under 19s champions after beating NSW City 10-4 in the Harvey Norman National Championships final on Sunday.

In a tense contest, the Rubys led 6-0 at half-time courtesy of a try through five-eighth Ellie Williamson before the Queenslanders defended their way to victory against a fast-finishing NSW City side at Pizzey Park.

After three days of gruelling rugby league, the Rubys repelled three City raids in the second half which included a try-saving intercept from winger Helen Uitualagi.

Williamson finished as the Tahnee Norris medal winner for player of the tournament and is all but certain to represent Queensland in the under 19s State of Origin clash on June 23.

Match: NSW City v QLD Rubys

NSW City 4 – 10 QLD Rubies
Venue : Pizzey Park, Gold Coast

“It’s just been a great week spending time with all the girls and learning about each other and bonding,” Williamson told NRL.com.

“To be able to play Origin would be amazing, I hope I can make it. It would be an exciting opportunity.

“Hopefully I can play in it and then aim for an NRLW contract in the near future.

“That’s what I like about this tournament, to watch all the girls be able to show what they can do.”

Tahnee Norris with player of the under 19s tournament Ellie Williamson. ©Jason O’Brien/NRL Photos

Earlier, play was stopped for almost a half an hour due to a serious ankle injury to NSW City interchange player Sienna Williams, who was taken from the ground via ambulance.

A try to Williamson in the first half set up a six-point lead before a 20-metre cut-out pass from Chantay Ratu sent Tahlia Marshall over late to seal the result.

NSW City hit back through Rueben Cherrington with seconds left on the clock but the Rubys held their nerve with a last-second defensive play handing them the win.

NSW City NSW Country beat the Sapphires on day four. ©Jason O’Brien/NRL Photos

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Vic Thunderbolts Team Lists

Victoria Thunderbolts Junior Representative Team Lists

The Jersey Flegg U/21’s are hosting the Parramatta Eels at Gosch’s Paddock on Saturday at 3pm.

While the SG Ball squad will take on the Manly Sea Eagles at Aubrey Keech Reserve in Sydney.

Jersey Flegg U/21’s

1. Sualuavi Faologo
2. Ron Tooala
3. Lodoviko Cokanauto
4. Ammaron Gudgeon
5. Tiraa Ua
6. Sione Nau
7. Jonah Pezet
8. Adidis Karora
9. Cole Geyer
10. Sheldon Diaz
11. Jayden Weir
12. Ramond Po Ching (c)
13. Braith Lawrence – Foye

Interchange

14. Pacey Mcgregor
15. Sheldon Diaz
16. Anthony Bucca
17. Desmond Raukete

Concussion Sub

18. Aidan Connell

Coach – Adam Woolnough

SG BALL U/19’s

1. Anisi Salani
2. Vincent Fifita
3. Siulagi Pio
4. Tapena Tamatoa
5. Leviticus Amiatu
6. Joshua Russell
7. Joshua Berryman
8. Jerry Musu
9. Suliasi Prescott
10. Zayvian Langkilde – Fale
11. Emmanuel Vili
12. Emmanuel Tuariki
13. Josiah Ekkehard Neli

INTERCHANGE

14. Bishop Walker
15. Harry Sio
16. Edwards Stowers
17. Rhys Falconer

Concussion Sub

18. River Richards

Coach – Jason Warr

Storm Premiership action kicks off this weekend

The first round of the 2022 Storm Premiership is not far away, with plenty of rugby league action happening right around Melbourne this weekend.

Colchester Reserve

Field 1

Altona Roosters Third Grade Men vs Waverley Panthers Third Grade Men 12:00 PM

Altona Roosters First Grade Men vs Waverley Panthers First Grade Men 1:25 PM

Eastern Raptors Second Grade Men vs Melton Broncos Second Grade Men 3:05 PM

Arthur Beachley Reserve

Field 1

Truganina Rabbitohs First Grade Women vs Werribee Bears First Grade Women

11:00 AM

Truganina Rabbitohs First Grade Men vs Werribee Bears First Grade Men 12:40 PM

Casey Warriors First Grade Men vs Northern Thunder First Grade Men 2:20 PM

Sunshine Cowboys Second Grade Men vs Pakenham Eels Second Grade Men

4:00 PM

BYE

Altona First Grade Women

Casey Warriors Third Grade Men

Goodluck to all teams involved!

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