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HNWP Round 4 teamlists

St George Dragons BYE

Central Coast Roosters v Illawarra Steelers
Sat February 25 2023, 3:30pm at Morry Breen Oval, Kanwal

Central Coast Roosters

1. Jayme Fressard 2. Charlize Lloyd-Phillips 3. Carissa Reid 4. Isabelle Kelly 5. Jorja Holden 6. Kelsey Clark 7. Jocelyn Kelleher 8. Jessikah Reeves 9. Shawden Burton 10. Milly Lupo 11. Otesa Pule 12. Olivia Kernick 13. Keilee Joseph 14. Joeli Morris 15. Madeline Jones 16. Aliyah Nasio 17. Shaylee Joseph 18. Ella Buteux

Illawarra Steelers

1. Teagan Berry 2. Zali Yeo 3. Lily Rogan 4. Jordyn Preston 5. Keele Browne 6. Taliah Fuimaono 8. Viena Tinao 9. Salma Nour 10. April Stevens 11. Anastacia Shum-Cottrell 12. Ula-Mari Time-Cribb 13. Kaarla Cowan 14. Keeley Davis 15. Bianca Sutton 17. Jade Etherden 21. Tiana Kore 22. Riley Scott 23. Katrina Latu

Referee : Nathan Guptil
Sideline Ref’s : Callum Richardson, Antuan Hampton

Newcastle Knights v South Sydney Rabbitohs
Sat February 25 2023, 4:10pm at Kurri Kurri Sports Ground, Kurri Kurri

Newcastle Knights

1. Tylah Vallance 2. Jasmine Strange 3. Mia Middleton 4. Bobbi Law 5. Jordan Glanville 6. Caitlin Moran 7. Jesse Southwell 8. Kayla Romaniuk 9. Olivia Higgins 10. Tiana Davison 11. Caitlan Johnston 12. Yasmin Clydsdale 13. Jules Kirkpatrick 14. Ebony Woodcock 15. Bree Chester 16. Simone Karpani 17. Monica-Lee Morris

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1. Mollie Tagaloa 2. Terri-Ann Caine 3. Patricia Raikadroka 4. Makayla Eli 5. Tamsin Barber 6. Pihuka Duff 7. Sian Filipo 8. Seneti Kilisimasi 9. Capri Paekau 10. Charlette Butler 11. Tia Cook 12. Josephine Maejiirs 13. Rachel Simpson 14. Jenaye Collins 15. Kahu Cassidy 16. Ema Rainima 22. Mardi Longford 23. Nikki Perugini 19. Tymekqwa Duckett 20. Nicole Backhouse

Referee : Jack Gerrie
Sideline Ref’s : Adam Burridge, Joshua Hughes

Wentworthville Magpies v North Sydney Bears
Sat February 25 2023, 5:00pm at Ringrose Park, Wentworthville

Wentworthville Magpies

1. Rosemarie Beckett 2. Maddi Finch 3. Tamerah Leati 4. Mahina-Maara Manapori 5. Katalina Vave 6. Chloe Leaupepe 7. Kailey Thompson 8. Elsie Albert 9. Sonia Mose 10. Tyla Amiatu 11. Amelia Mafi 12. Rima Butler 13. Montana Fonua 14. Tyler Pelligra 15. Mariah Leger 16. Jamee Taitoko 17. Shilea-T Schaaf 18. Naomi De Bruine 19. Beauty Mauafu Autalaga 20. Faaui Rebecca Ierome Mose 21. Tahleisha Maeva 22. Crystal Ryan 23. Natalina Suaalii 24. Anna Moa

North Sydney Bears

1. Cassey Tohi-Hiku 2. Jakiya Whitfeld 3. Sharliz White 4. Rikeya Horne 5. Mia Wood 6. Luisa Yaranamua 7. Nita Maynard 8. Kalosipani Hopoate 9. Taneka Todhunter 10. Sarah Togatuki 11. Jamilee Bright 12. Vanessa Foliaki 13. Shirley Mailangi 14. Leianne Tufuga 15. Alexandrea Kiriwi 16. Allison Futialo 17. Chloe Jackson 18. Fatafehi Hanisi

Referee : Olivia Lawne
Sideline Ref’s : Tyler Hindle, Rami Abu-Mansour

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Sun February 26 2023, 11:45am at PointsBet Stadium, Woolooware 

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Tiana Penitani 2. Cassie Staples 4. Andie Robinson 5. Zali Fay 6. Zali Hopkins 7. Maddie Studdon 8. Jazmon Tupou Witchman 9. Quincy Dodd 10. Ellie Johnston 11. Rhiannon Byers 12. Tayla Curtis 13. Brooke Anderson 14. Chloe Saunders 15. Tegan Dymock 16. Macie Carlile 17. Monique Donovan 18. Felicity Powdrell

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Abbi Church 2. Georgia Ravics 3. Cortez Te Pau 4. Mahalia Murphy 5. Katrina Phippen 6. Gayle Broughton 7. Tayla Preston 8. Angelina Teakaraanga Katoa 9. Rueben Cherrington 10. Holli Wheeler 11. Sara Sautia 12. Monalisa Soliola 14. Renee Targett 15. Tatiana Finau 16. Shenai Lendill 17. Shannon Muru 19. Kirsty Sant 20. Sarahcen Oliver 21. Tehillah Vaeluaga 22. Claudia Foster

Referee : Rhianna Boag
Sideline Ref’s : Jaylen Chasle, Joshua Blackman

Wests Tigers v Mounties
Mon February 27 2023, 7:00pm at NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Sydney Olympic Park

Wests Tigers

1. Tess Staines 2. Rebecca Pollard 3. Josephine Lenaz 4. Jessica Whelan 5. Ashleigh Werner 6. Pauline Piliae 7. Emily Curtain 8. Bianca Bennetts 9. Ebony Prior 10. Jessica Kennedy 11. Taylor Osborne 12. Eliza Siilata 13. Ruby-Jean Kennard 14. Sophie Curtain 15. Jay Taylor 16. Hope Tevaga 17. Imogen Gobran 19. Erin Coll 20. Georgia Nies

Mounties

1. Mackenzie Wiki 2. Brooke Wilkins 3. Alanna Dummett 4. Haylee Hifo 5. Jacinta Tui 6. Sereana Naitokatoka 7. Matilda Power 8. Janelle Williams 9. Janaya Bent 10. Elianna Walton 11. Jamie Anne Wright 12. Tommaya Kelly-Sines 13. Simaima Taufa 15. Petesa Lio 16. Laishon Albert-jones 17. Kerehitina Matua 18. Sohryn Carter 21. Terehia Matua

Referee : William Flint
Sideline Ref’s : Harrison Baysarri, Olivia Lawne

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North Sydney Bears v BYE

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v Central Coast Roosters
Sat February 18 2023, 1:00pm at Sharks Academy Fields, Cronulla

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Cassie Staples 2. Zali Fay 3. Monique Donovan 4. Andie Robinson 5. Ella Barker 6. Zali Hopkins 7. Maddie Studdon 8. Jazmon Tupou Witchman 9. Quincy Dodd 10. Tegan Dymock 11. Rhiannon Byers 12. Tayla Curtis 13. Chloe Saunders 14. Felicity Powdrell 15. Natasha Penitani 16. Macie Carlile 22. Grace Uluiburotu 19. Sarah Boyle

Central Coast Roosters

2. Charlize Lloyd-Phillips 4. Jayme Fressard 5. Jorja Holden 6. Kelsey Clark 8. Jessikah Reeves 9. Shawden Burton 10. Milly Lupo 11. Otesa Pule 12. Aliyah Nasio 13. Madeline Jones 14. Joeli Morris 15. Carissa Reid 16. Olivia Kernick 17. Shaylee Joseph 18. Ella Buteux

Match Officials
Officials not yet announced.

Wests Tigers v South Sydney Rabbitohs
Sat February 18 2023, 2:30pm at Kirkham Oval, Camden

Wests Tigers

1. Tess Staines 2. Rebecca Pollard 3. Ashleigh Werner 4. Jessica Whelan 5. Josephine Lenaz 6. Pauline Piliae 7. Emily Curtain 9. Ebony Prior 10. Christian Pio 11. Ruby-Jean Kennard 12. Taylor Osborne 13. Najvada George 14. Sophie Curtain 15. Bianca Bennetts 16. Hope Tevaga 17. Imogen Gobran 19. Eliza Siilata 24. Georgia Nies

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1. Mollie Tagaloa 2. Paige Knapp 3. Patricia Raikadroka 4. Makayla Eli 5. Tamsin Barber 6. Pihuka Duff 7. Sian Filipo 8. Mardi Longford 9. Capri Paekau 10. Seneti Kilisimasi 11. Aaliyah Paki 12. Rachel Simpson 13. Kahu Cassidy 14. Nikki Perugini 15. Tymekqwa Duckett 16. Tia Cook 17. Josephine Maejiirs 18. Charlette Butler 20. Ema Rainima 23. Terri-Ann Caine

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St George Dragons v Mounties
Sat February 18 2023, 2:30pm at Mascot Oval, Mascot

St George District Rugby League Dragons

1. Amy Jagelman 2. Jae Withers 3. Jaimee-Lee Cotter 4. Ana Fekeila 5. Saane Kolomaka 6. Elizabeth Douglas 7. Georgia Edwards 8. Georgina Brooker 9. Emma Perrin 10. Marisa Posiano 12. Erin Blackwell 13. Taimani Kolomaka 14. Ariel Ngatoko 15. Mikyla Hunt 16. Piper Sutton 17. Katie Edwards 22. Taylah Watson 24. Lilli Kelly

Mounties

1. Mackenzie Wiki 2. Brooke Wilkins 3. Alanna Dummett 4. Haylee Hifo 5. Jacinta Tui 6. Sereana Naitokatoka 7. Matilda Power 8. Janelle Williams 9. Janaya Bent 10. Elianna Walton 11. Jamie Anne Wright 12. Tommaya Kelly-Sines 13. Simaima Taufa 15. Petesa Lio 17. Kerehitina Matua 18. Sohryn Carter 19. Tiria Anderson 21. Terehia Matua

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Newcastle Knights v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Sat February 18 2023, 4:00pm at St John Oval, Charlestown

Newcastle Knights

1. Tylah Vallance 2. Hannah Rando 3. Jasmine Strange 4. Jordan Glanville 5. Anika Butler 6. Matilda Jones 7. Jesse Southwell 8. Kayla Romaniuk 9. Olivia Higgins 10. Caitlan Johnston 11. Bree Chester 12. Yasmin Clydsdale 13. Jules Kirkpatrick 14. Tori Brazier 15. Ebony Woodcock 16. Sophie Clancy 17. Tiana Davison 18. Monica-Lee Morris

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Gayle Broughton 2. Georgia Ravics 3. Sarahcen Oliver 4. Mahalia Murphy 5. Katrina Phippen 6. Anneka Wilson 7. Renee Targett 8. Claudia Foster 9. Rueben Cherrington 10. Tara McGrath-West 11. Shannon Muru 14. Kirsty Sant 15. Angelina Teakaraanga Katoa 16. Shenai Lendill 17. Tehillah Vaeluaga 19. Cortez Te Pau 20. Cheynoah Amone 21. Skye Brennan

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Wentworthville Magpies v Illawarra Steelers
Mon February 20 2023, 7:00pm at NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Sydney Olympic Park

Wentworthville Magpies

1. Rosemarie Beckett 2. Maddi Finch 3. Tamerah Leati 4. Mahina-Maara Manapori 5. Katalina Vave 6. Chloe Leaupepe 7. Kailey Thompson 8. Elsie Albert 9. Sonia Mose 10. Tyla Amiatu 11. Amelia Mafi 12. Rima Butler 13. Montana Fonua 14. Tyler Pelligra 15. Tahleisha Maeva 16. Jamee Taitoko 17. Shilea-T Schaaf 18. Naomi De Bruine 19. Mariah Leger 20. Faaui Rebecca Ierome Mose 21. Natalina Suaalii 22. Crystal Ryan 23. Anna Moa 24. Beauty Mauafu Autalaga

Illawarra Steelers

1. Teagan Berry 2. Zali Yeo 3. Lily Rogan 4. Keele Browne 5. Shakiah Tungai 6. Taliah Fuimaono 7. Riley Scott 8. Viena Tinao 9. Salma Nour 10. April Stevens 11. Josie Strong 12. Ula-Mari Time-Cribb 13. Kaarla Cowan 14. Jade Etherden 15. Bianca Sutton 16. Katrina Latu 17. Tiana Kore 18. Ana Raduva 20. Sharna Piccinelli

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Illawarra Steelers BYE

St George Dragons v Wests Tigers
Sat February 11 2023, 2:30pm at New Era Stadium, Cabramatta

St George Dragons

1. Amy Jagelman 2. Jae Withers 3. Jaimee-Lee Cotter 4. Ruthie Mose Aunei 5. Saane Kolomaka 6. Elizabeth Douglas 8. Georgina Brooker 9. Emma Perrin 10. Marisa Posiano 11. Taimani Kolomaka 12. Erin Blackwell 13. Grace Clarke 14. Ariel Ngatoko 15. Mikyla Hunt 18. Keisha Waite 19. Maddie Dodson 24. Lilli Kelly 27. Romy Tuckwell

Denfending HNWP Champions Wests Tigers after their Grand Final re-play loss to the Sharks in Rnd 1 (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Wests Tigers

1. Tess Staines 2. Rebecca Pollard 3. Josephine Lenaz 4. Jessica Whelan 5. Ashleigh Werner 7. Emily Curtain 8. Bianca Bennetts 9. Ebony Prior 10. Christian Pio 11. Ruby-Jean Kennard 12. Taylor Osborne 13. Jessica Kennedy 14. Sophie Curtain 15. Hope Tevaga 16. Jay Taylor 17. Imogen Gobran 18. Erin Coll 19. Eliza Siilata 24. Georgia Nies

Referee :
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Ref’s not yet announced

North Sydney Bears v Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Sat February 11 2023, 2:30pm at Hills Grammar, Kenthurst

North Sydney Bears

1. Cassey Tohi-Hiku 2. Jakiya Whitfeld 3. Leianne Tufuga 4. Rikeya Horne 5. Mia Wood 6. Luisa Yaranamua 7. Nita Maynard 8. Kalosipani Hopoate 9. Shirley Mailangi 10. Allison Futialo 11. Jamilee Bright 12. Vanessa Foliaki 13. Sarah Togatuki 14. Taneka Todhunter 17. Chloe Jackson 18. Rysh’e Fa’amausili 20. Teuila Fotu-Moala 22. Sharliz White 23. Claudia Brown

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Cassie Staples 2. Brandii Davis Welsh 3. Monique Donovan 4. Kiana Takairangi 5. Andie Robinson 6. Zali Hopkins 7. Maddie Studdon 8. Natasha Penitani 9. Sienna Stewart 10. Ellie Johnston 11. Rhiannon Byers 12. Tayla Curtis 13. Chloe Saunders 14. Felicity Powdrell 15. Tegan Dymock 16. Stephanie Ball 17. Jazmon Tupou Witchman 18. Macie Carlile 19. Mackenzie Lear 20. Sarah Boyle 21. Ella Barker

Referee :
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Ref’s not yet announced

South Sydney Rabbitohs v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Sat February 11 2023, 3:00pm at Redfern Oval, Redfern

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1. Mollie Tagaloa 2. Paige Knapp 3. Patricia Raikadroka 4. Makayla Eli 5. Tamsin Barber 6. Pihuka Duff 7. Sian Filipo 8. Mardi Longford 9. Jenaye Collins 10. Seneti Kilisimasi 11. Josephine Maejiirs 12. Tia Cook 13. Rachel Simpson 14. Nikki Perugini 15. Tymekqwa Duckett 16. Ema Rainima 18. Terri-Ann Caine 20. Nicole Backhouse 23. Jacinta Kiraz

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

1. Abbi Church 2. Georgia Ravics 3. Shenai Lendill 4. Mahalia Murphy 5. Sarahcen Oliver 6. Anneka Wilson 7. Renee Targett 8. Holli Wheeler 9. Rueben Cherrington 10. Tara McGrath-West 11. Sara Sautia 12. Cheynoah Amone 13. Monalisa Soliola 14. Kirsty Sant 15. Angelina Teakaraanga Katoa 16. Leilani Wilson 17. Shannon Muru 20. Tehillah Vaeluaga 21. Katrina Phippen 22. Claudia Foster

Referee :
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Ref’s not yet announced

Central Coast Roosters v Mounties
Sun February 12 2023, 1:30pm at Morry Breen Oval, Kanwal

Central Coast Roosters

2. Charlize Lloyd-Phillips 3. Joeli Morris 4. Carissa Reid 5. Jorja Holden 6. Kelsey Clark 7. Sarah Dimech 8. Jessikah Reeves 9. Shawden Burton 10. Milly Lupo 11. Otesa Pule 12. Aliyah Nasio 13. Madeline Jones 14. Tayla Montgomery 15. Ella Buteux 16. Melanie Watherston 17. Shaylee Joseph 18. Kiara Sullivan

Mounties

1. Mackenzie Wiki 2. Brooke Wilkins 3. Alanna Dummett 4. Haylee Hifo 5. Jacinta Tui 6. Sereana Naitokatoka 7. Matilda Power 8. Janelle Williams 9. Janaya Bent 10. Elianna Walton 11. Jamie Anne Wright 12. Tommaya Kelly-Sines 13. Simaima Taufa 14. Ameena Kanj 15. Petesa Lio 17. Kerehitina Matua 18. Sohryn Carter 19. Tiria Anderson 21. Terehia Matua

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Newcastle Knights v Wentworthville Magpies
Mon February 13 2023, 7:00pm at NSWRL Centre of Excellence, Sydney Olympic Park

Newcastle Knights

1. Taylah Gray 2. Jordan Glanville 3. Tylah Vallance 4. Zoey Parfrement 5. Anika Butler 6. Kyah Watters 7. Sophie Clancy 8. Tayla Predebon 9. Tazmyne Luschwitz 10. Tiana Davison 11. Tori Brazier 12. Jules Kirkpatrick 13. Kayla Romaniuk 14. Tamika Bull 15. Jacinta Carter 16. Ebony Woodcock 17. Christa Smith 18. Oaklee Tighe

Wentworthville Magpies

1. Rosemarie Beckett 2. Maddi Finch 3. Tamerah Leati 4. Beauty Mauafu Autalaga 5. Katalina Vave 6. Chloe Leaupepe 7. Kailey Thompson 8. Elsie Albert 9. Sonia Mose 10. Tyla Amiatu 11. Rima Butler 12. Mahina-Maara Manapori 13. Montana Fonua 14. Tyler Pelligra 15. Tahleisha Maeva 16. Jamee Taitoko 17. Shilea-T Schaaf 18. Naomi De Bruine 19. Mariah Leger 20. Faaui Rebecca Ierome Mose 21. Amelia Mafi 22. Natalina Suaalii 23. Litiana Tuifua 24. Anna Moa

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First up win for Sharks Women

Cronulla Sharks HNWP got their Grand Final revenge in Round 1 (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

The Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Sharks have kicked off their 2023 campaign in the best possible fashion by beating defending premiers the Wests Tigers in a round one clash.

The Sharks rebounded from a slow start to beat the Tigers 30-18 in hot and steamy conditions at Campbelltown Stadium, in what was some sort of revenge for their overtime Grand Finals loss to the same opponent last year.

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“We want to try to be more resilient. I know it’s a word that gets thrown around but we want to try to live that word,” Sims said.

“If you get yourself into strife you need to try to get yourself out of it. We did that as a unit today, which was pleasing.

“We kept pushing through until the end. We had moments where we switched off a few times but were able to pull that back.”

Falling behind 12-0 early, as Sims explained the Sharks were forced to respond, which they were able to do, first half tries to Tayla Curtis and Brandi Davis Welsh seeing the teams go to the break with the Tigers at 12-10 in front.

Another Tigers try in the opening moments of the second period gave them an eight-point advantage, but from there it was all the Sharks, who dominated the final 25 minutes of the match to come away with an impressive win.

Sims downplayed her influence in getting her team up for the second half of the match, but whatever the message was it had the desired effect.

“I just said I wanted to see some better completions.

We’d only completed two, three sets of six in that first half and you just can’t do that in a game of footy,” Sims explained.

“(I said) you need to do better in that aspect and I wanted to see a bit of control in the ruck. We were letting them run through our middles too much.

I challenged our middle forwards and I think they answered that in the second half.”

For the Sharks winger Ella Barker crossed twice, with Brandi Davis Welsh, Monique Donovan, and Rhiannon Byers also scoring second half tries, while experienced campaigner Maddie Studdon kicked three goals.

Obviously satisfied with the result, Sims was also pleased with the contributions made by a couple of newcomers and previously unheralded players on her Sharks team.

“We unearthed a couple of new talents, a couple of those girls scored and had good first up appearances,” she said.

“Tayla Curtis was really strong, Rhiannon Byers was really strong as well and Cassie Staples in her first appearance at the back was good for us.

“There is plenty of learning still to do, but also plenty to take out of that game,” Sims added.

The Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Sharks play the St George Dragons at Kogarah Jubilee Oval next Saturday in a round two match. That game is scheduled to kick off at 2.30pm.

Ella Barker rolling over for one of her two tries in Rnd 1 yesterday (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Ellie Johnston smashing her way through the Weststigers line (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

SHARKS 30 – 18 WESTS TIGERS

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Sharks HNWP Team Round One

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2023 HNWP team (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Under the guidance of newly appointed coach Ruan Sims, the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Sharks face a tough first up assignment when they take on the Wests Tigers in a Grand Final rematch.

Beaten in a thrilling overtime Grand Final in 2022, the Sharks will be keen to make a round one statement in the match to be played at Campbelltown Sports Ground this weekend.

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A number of new faces will take to the field for the Cronulla side in the match getting underway at 11.30am on Saturday.

See below match details and the Sharks team list.

The Tarsha Gale Sharks have a round one bye.

HNWP – ROUND 1
Sharks v Wests Tigers Grand Final re-Play
Saturday, February 4, Campbelltown Stadium, Kick-off – 11.30am

1 Cassie Staples
2 Brandii Davis-Welsh
3 Monique Donovan
4 Kiana Takairangi
5 Ella Barker
6 Zali Hopkins
7 Maddie Studdon
8 Sarah Boyle
9 Sienna Stewart
10 Natasha Penitani
11 Rhiannon Byers
12 Tayla Curtis
13 Ellie Johnston

Interchange

14 Felicity Powdrell
15 Jazmon Tupou-Witchman
16 Mackenzie Lear
17 Chloe Saunders
18 Stephanie Ball

Weststigers Women’s team begins title defence

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Wests Tigers premiership-winning Harvey Norman Women’s team has been named for this weekend’s season-opener, as the team begins its quest to go back-to-back.

Weststigers Harvey Norman Women’s team at St Gregory’s College Campbelltown

And what better way to get the ball rolling than a Grand Final rematch against Cronulla Sharks at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

Yep, the same team, at the same venue, where a triumphant Wests Tigers team claimed its maiden title in the NSW Women’s Premiership.

Weststigers 2022 HNWP Champions (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Weststigers 2022 HNWP Champions (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Jesse Sergis & Kenzie Apps with their Grand Final Medals (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Oh what a feeling: Wests Tigers crowned 2022 HNW champions at Campbelltown

The nucleus of that team remains, mixed with a handful of new additions, including a gold-medal-winning Australian Bobsledder, Ashleigh Werner.

Ashleigh Werner in pre-season training

Werner missed out on Olympic Bobsleigh qualification last year due to a bout of Covid and is eager to make her Wests Tigers debut.

I feel so incredibly honoured to be stepping onto the field for Wests Tigers.

Ashleigh Werner

Also pulling on Wests Tigers colours for the first time is second-rower, Ruby Jean Kennard.

Head coach Adel Hage says the introduction of an NRLW team for Wests Tigers this season presents new challenges for his squad.

Missing from the Round 1 line-up is captain Emily Curtain and Botille Vette-Welsh, who are both returning from knee injuries.

“With the NRLW later in the season, we’ve got to keep a closer watch on player workloads, and that’s the case with Emily and Botille,” said Hage.

It’s a lengthy season with the NSW Women’s Premiership followed on by the NRLW, and we’re mindful of that.

Adel Hage

Two competitions in the one year also provides added opportunities for Wests Tigers women.

“This season, as opposed to last season, many of our players will be playing for NRLW contracts, so that’s exciting,” added Hage.

“It’s great that we have the core of last year’s squad on deck for the new campaign, with a few new faces as well.”

Hage is keen to build on the style of play which guided the team to grand final glory last season.

We want to encourage a style of footy that is expansive and entertaining.

Adel Hage

“I know our NRL squad has been preparing with an attacking mindset, and we will see that flowing through the women’s teams as well.”

Match: Wests Tigers v Sharks
ROUND 1 – SATURDAY 4TH FEBRUARY

Wests Tigers:

1. Tess Staines
2. Bec Pollard
3. Josie Lenaz
4. Jess Whelan
5. Ash Werner
6. Georgia Nies
7. Losana Lutu
8. Bianca Bennetts
9. Ebony Prior
10. Christian Pio (c)
11. Ruby Jean Kennard
12. Taylor Osborne
13. Najvada George

Interchange:

14. Sophie Curtain
15. Jessica Kennedy
16. Hope Tevaga
17. Jay Jay Taylor

Reserves:

18. Erin Coll
19. Imogen Gobran
20. Kiara White
21. Eliza Siilata

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Sharks HNWP Team List Round 1

Under the guidance of newly appointed coach Ruan Sims, the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Sharks face a tough first up assignment when they take on the Wests Tigers in a Grand Final rematch.

Beaten in a thrilling overtime Grand Final in 2022, the Sharks will be keen to make a round one statement in the match to be played at Campbelltown Sports Ground this weekend.

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See below match details and the Sharks team list.

The Tarsha Gale Sharks have a round one bye.

Cronulla Sharks HNWP team after their successful trial v Bulldogs 2 weeks ago (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership – ROUND 1

Sharks v Wests Tigers
Saturday, February 4 Campbelltown Stadium, Kick-off – 11.30am

1 Cassie Staples
2 Brandii Davis-Welsh
3 Monique Donovan
4 Kiana Takairangi
5 Ella Barker
6 Zali Hopkins
7 Maddie Studdon
8 Sarah Boyle
9 Sienna Stewart
10 Natasha Penitani
11 Rhiannon Byers
12 Tayla Curtis
13 Ellie Johnston

Interchange

14 Felicity Powdrell
15 Jazmon Tupou-Witchman
16 Mackenzie Lear
17 Chloe Saunders
18 Stephanie Ball

Ruan Sims, the Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Sharks face a tough first up assignment when they take on the Wests Tigers in a Grand Final rematch (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

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Tigers Captains selected for representative teams

Wests Tigers representative teams have announced their captains ahead of the upcoming season, which kicks off next weekend.

Wests Tigers Head Coach, Tim Sheens and CEO, Justin Pascoe were both on hand to present the players from all pathways teams with their jerseys, at a special orientation day at St Gregory’s College, Campbelltown.

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Also in attendance to help launch Wests Tigers new pathways’ season were NRL players Justin Matamua, Lomi Saukuru and Rua Ngitikaura.

Head of Pathways, Matthew Betsey, says he’s delighted with how well each team has been prepared in pre-season.

“Every team in our system is very well managed, and I want to congratulate our coaching staff on how well they have pulled things together,” said Betsey.

We are very fortunate to have some very good people leading our elite younger players.

Matthew Betsey “Well done to those who have been chosen to lead their teams as captains.

“This is an achievement you should all be very proud of.”

Tim Sheens with Captains (L-R): Tony Sukkar, Kit Laulilii, Luke Laulilii, Josh Feledy, Emily Curtain, Jae Patu, Zac Gibson, Alex Conti, PJ French

Team Captain

Andrew Johns Cup (U/16s) PJ French

Balmain Harold Matthews (U/17s) Alex Conti

Wests Harold Matthews (U/17s) Luke Laulilii

Laurie Daley Cup (U/18s) Zac Gibson

Balmain SG Ball (U/19s) Tony Sukkar & Josh Feledy

Wests SG Ball (U/19s) Kit Laulilii

Wests Tigers Tarsha Gale (U/19s) Jae Patu

Harvey Norman Women’s (Open) Emily Curtain

Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup (U/21s) and Wests Magpies KOE Cup team captains will be announced when their season’s kick off in March.

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Weststigers are the HNWP Champions

Wests Tigers have claimed their maiden Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership after a thrilling 21-20 victory over the Cronulla Sharks at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

It took over eighty minutes to find a winner, with both sides finishing level after seventy minutes of play and a further ten minutes of extra time.

Emily Curtain emerged as the hero of the afternoon as she slotted the winning field goal in Golden Point to win the game for her side and claim the Chairman’s Medal.

The match started at a rapid pace as both teams settled into the Grand Final, but they soon went set-for-set as any early nerves quickly faded.

Wests Tigers soon started to roll through the middle of the field by stringing together several quick play-the-balls, but the momentum quickly shifted when Teagan Berry made a break down the right sideline.

Losana Lutu stopped Berry with a desperate ankle tap, but the Sharks would not be denied as Tiana Penitani crossed for the first try of the afternoon.

It didn’t take long for Wests Tigers to level the scores though, with Emily Curtain placing a perfectly-weighted chip kick through the line for Keele Brown to claim.

Jessica Sergis and Tess Staines then made a pair of line breaks in quick succession, but the scrambling Sharks defence shut down both scoring opportunities.

Maddie Studdon put the Sharks back in front with a penalty goal in the 31st minute, but Wests Tigers would receive one final attacking chance in the final minute of the half.

Tayla Preston capitalised on the opportunity by skipping past the flying defence and passing to an unmarked Jessica Sergis as the siren sounded.

The second half started unhappily for Adel Hage’s side as Maddie Studdon committed one defender before passing to Talei Holmes to tie the match.

However, the Sharks committed an error in the following set and Tayla Preston produced a magical flick pass to Josephine Lenaz for the winger’s first try of the afternoon.

In line with the see-sawing nature of the match, the Sharks levelled the scores once again in the 54th minute through winger Zali Fay.

In the final ten minutes, the Sharks’ only field goal attempt was quickly shut down by Kezie Apps, while Emily Curtain was unable to provide the winner on the stroke of full time.

With both sides not wanting to give away cheap possession, Extra Time started in cagey fashion. However, NSW representative Quincy Dodd soon broke the game open for the Sharks with a break through the centre of the field.

Dodd passed to Sam Bremner, who avoided the diving tackle of Kezie Apps and scored underneath the posts to put her side ahead by six.

In desperate need of a try, Wests Tigers then embarked on one final attacking opportunity with time quickly running out.

A deft pass from Losana Lutu sent Keele Brown through a gaping hole in the defensive line, with the centre providing Emily Curtain with the opportunity to send the match into Golden Point.

Under immense pressure, Curtain drilled the conversion from out wide as the siren sounded, sending the Campbelltown crowd into raptures.

Curtain then stepped up again in Golden Point as she received the ball twenty metres out and snapped the match winning field goal to win the premiership for her side.

The victory completes a sensational year for Wests Tigers women’s program, with the club reaching the Semi-Finals in the Tarsha Gale Cup and receiving their NRLW licence in June.

Come and congratulate our Harvey Norman Women’s Premiers at CommBank Stadium on Sunday. The team will doing a lap of honour at half time of the Round 18 NRL match between Wests Tigers and the Panthers.

The HNWP 2022 Grand Final teams

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Sam Bremner 2. Zali Fay 3. Tiana Penitani 4. Leianne Tufuga 5. Teagan Berry 6. Zali Hopkins 7. Maddie Studdon 8. Tegan Dymock 9. Quincy Dodd 10. Holli Wheeler 11. Samantha Economos 12. Talei Holmes 13. Brooke Anderson 14. Rueben Cherrington 15. Natasha Penitani 16. Kirsty Sant 17. Cassie Staples 18. Ella Barker

Wests Tigers

1. Tayla Preston 2. Tess Staines 3. Keele Browne 4. Jessica Sergis 5. Josephine Lenaz 6. Losana Lutu 7. Emily Curtain 8. Imogen Gobran 9. Sophie Curtain 10. Kezie Apps 11. Christian Pio 12. Taylor Osborne 13. Najvada George 14. Ebony Prior 15. Jasmine Lepua 16. Shekinah Edwards 17. Sarah Boyle 18. Bianca Bennetts 19. Jessica Whelan 20. Tyler Pelligra 23. Rachel Simpson

Referee: Dillian Wells
Sideline Ref’s : Luke Saldern, Benjamin Seppala
In-goal Ref’s : Ethan Klein, Adam Sirianni 

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Sky Blues to meet in NSW Women’s Premiership decider

Harvey Norman NSW Sky Blues and NSW Under 19s teammates will square off against each other at tomorrow when Wests Tigers and Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks meet in the Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership Grand Final at Campbelltown Stadium.

Sharks’ Sam Bremner, Tiana Penitani, Teagan Berry, Talei Holmes and Quincy Dodd were part of the Sky Blues 22-strong squad this year which beat Queensland 20-14 in Canberra, while teammates Holli Wheeler and Maddie Studdon have also had Origin experience.

Among the forward pack are hooker Rueben Cherrington and prop Tegan Dymock, who won the Under 19s Origin shield in 2021 – Cherrington backing that up with another Under 19s win over Queensland at Leichhardt Oval on 23 June this year.

The Tigers also boast plenty of experience, including Sky Blues captain Kezie Apps and centre Jess Sergis. NSW Under 19s five-eighth Losana Lutu will be calling the shots alongside Emily Curtain, who has graduated from the Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup side.

“They’ve got a really good pathways going on there at the Tigers and obviously at the Sharks as well,” Studdon said.

“I’m really glad it’s these two teams in the final as that’s a really good lead-off into the NRLW as both those clubs just announced they’ll be there next year.”

The NRL has granted 2023 licences for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and the Wests Tigers to be part of an expanded 10-team competition.

As for the outcome of Saturday’s Harvey Norman Grand Final, the kicking games of halfback Studdon and her opposite No.7 in Emily Curtain will be crucial to the end result.

“I reckon it will be a nail biter of a game,” Studdon said.

“Obviously a Grand Final is completely different to any other game, but no matter what there’s too much talent across the paddock in both these sides for it not to be a tight game.”

Curtain believes you can toss a coin as to how the game will pan out – either a couple of points difference or an avalanche of tries.

“Honestly, it could go either way,” Curtain said.

“It could be a really close game or there could be lots of points on the board.”

Kick-off in the decider for the Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership is 2pm with tickets available at the gate.

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Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Grand Final

Now for the big dance, teams & ref’s for Saturday’s Grand Final at Campbelltown Stadium with the Sharks and Tigers getting it on.

All times are listed in AEST SYDNEY unless otherwise noted.

2022 HNWP GRAND FINAL

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks v Wests Tigers
Sat July 16 2022, 2:00pm at Campbelltown Stadium, Leumeah

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks

1. Sam Bremner 2. Zali Fay 3. Tiana Penitani 4. Leianne Tufuga 5. Teagan Berry 6. Zali Hopkins 7. Maddie Studdon 8. Tegan Dymock 9. Quincy Dodd 10. Holli Wheeler 11. Samantha Economos 12. Talei Holmes 13. Brooke Anderson 14. Rueben Cherrington 15. Natasha Penitani 16. Kirsty Sant 17. Cassie Staples 18. Ella Barker

Cronulla Sharks into the 2022 Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Grand Final (Photo : Steve Montgomery)

Wests Tigers

1. Tayla Preston 2. Tess Staines 3. Keele Browne 4. Jessica Sergis 5. Josephine Lenaz 6. Losana Lutu 7. Emily Curtain 8. Imogen Gobran 9. Sophie Curtain 10. Kezie Apps 11. Christian Pio 12. Taylor Osborne 13. Najvada George 14. Ebony Prior 15. Jasmine Lepua 16. Shekinah Edwards 17. Sarah Boyle 18. Bianca Bennetts 19. Jessica Whelan 20. Tyler Pelligra 23. Rachel Simpson

Weststigers into the 2022 Harvey Norman Women’s Premiership Grand Final (Photo : Steve Montgomery

Referee: Dillian Wells
Sideline Ref’s : Luke Saldern, Benjamin Seppala
In-goal Ref’s : Ethan Klein, Adam Sirianni 

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Sunday, July 3 – WATCH REPLAYS HERE

9.30 am: Queensland White 22 – 22 NSW CIS (15)
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Monday, July 4 – WATCH REPLAYS HERE

10.30am: ACT v NSW CIS (15)
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12.50pm: Victoria 36 – 0 NT (15)
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Tuesday, July 5 – WATCH LIVE HERE

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Game 14: 11.50am – 15 Years Pool A Group 1 – NSWCCC 6 – 18 QSS Maroon
Game 15: 1.00pm – 18 Years Semi Final 1 – NSWCCC 8 – 30 NSWCHS
Game 20: 2.20pm – 18 Years Semi Final 2 – QSS v NSWCIS

Wednesday, July 6

10.30am: NT v WA (15)
11.40am: ASSRL Goannas v Victoria (15)
12.50pm: 15 Years Semi Final 1 QLD Maroon v NSWCIS
2:00 pm: 15 Years Semi Final 2 NSWCHS v NSWCCC

Thursday, July 7

10.30am: 15 Years Play-Off (3rd Pool B v 4th Pool B)
11.40am: 15 Years Game X (2nd Group 2 v 3rd Group 2)
12.50pm: 18-Years Selection Match 2
2:00 pm: 18-Years Selection Match 3

Friday, July 8

9.30am: 15-Years Consolation (Loser Semi 1 v Loser Game X)
9.30am (Field 2): 15-Years Consolation (Loser Semi 2 v Winner Game X)
10.40am: John Allen Trophy (15) (1st Pool B v 2nd Pool B)
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2:00 pm: 18-Years Championship Final QSS 32 – 16 NSWCHS

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Boys

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Confraternity Shield final

Ignatius Park College, Townsville 32 – 0 St Patrick’s College, Mackay

Positional play-offs:

St Brendan’s College, Yeppoon 38 – 6 The Cathedral College, Rockhampton

Iona College, Lindum 10 – 4 Marymount College, Burleigh Waters

St Mary’s College, Toowoomba 16 – 6 St Augustine’s College, Cairns

Bob Lindner Trophy final

Shalom College, Bundaberg 18 – 16 Padua College, Kedron

Positional play-offs:

St Peter Claver College, Riverview 16 – 16 Marist College, Ashgrove

Emmaus College, Rockhampton 32 d- 10 St Patrick’s College, Shorncliffe

Rockhampton Grammar School 22 – 6 Aquinas College, Ashmore

Neil Bloxsidge Plate final

Our Lady of the Southern Cross College, Dalby 28 – 10 St Edmund’s College, Ipswich

Positional play-offs:

Columba Catholic College, Charters Towers 36 – 10 St Michael’s College, Merrimac

St Laurence’s College, South Brisbane 34 – 6 Holy Spirit College, Mackay 6

Assumption College, Warwick 16 – 12 Marist College, Emerald

Confraternity Bowl final

Clairvaux MacKillop College, Mt Gravatt 30 – 12 St Columban’s College, Caboolture

Positional play-offs:

All Souls St Gabriel’s College, Charters Towers 36 – 10 St Thomas More College, Sunnybank

St Teresa’s College, Abergowrie 36 – 6 Blackheath & Thornburgh College, Charters Towers

St Joseph’s College, Toowoomba 28 d Faith Lutheran College, Plainland 4

Confraternity Cup final

Xavier Catholic College, Hervey Bay 30 – 0 Mt Maria College, Mitchelton

Positional play-offs:

Chanel College, Gladstone 20 – 8 Good Shepherd College, Mount Isa

Unity College, Caloundra West 34 – 12 St Patrick’s College, Gympie

St John’s School, Roma 26 – 6 St Mary’s College, Woree

Men of League Challenge final

St Anthony’s College, Townsville 24 d- 10 Gilroy Santa Maria College, Ingham

Positional play-offs:

Emmaus College, Jimboomba 20 – 8 Trinity College, Beenleigh 8

Chisholm Catholic College, Cornubia 16 – 14 Ryan Catholic College, Townsville

St Augustine’s College, Augustine Heights 28 – 4 St James’ College, Spring Hill

ROUND 2 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 22

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

12.30pm: Patrician Brothers Blacktown v Westfields Sports

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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

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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

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

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