Author : Panthers Media

Panthers launches historic Women’s Competition

Penrith Panthers and Panthers Juniors are proud to announce the launch of the Panthers Rugby League Women’s (PRLW) competition ahead of the 2023 season.

This historic new under-20s competition will provide local female players (aged 18, 19 and 20 in 2023) the opportunity to participate in a competitive program before progressing to open-aged and professional competitions.

Aligned with the club’s built-from-within philosophy, Panthers will develop local talent to provide female players with a pathway into the club’s proposed inclusion in the NRLW competition.

The first-of-its-kind competition, coordinated by Panthers Pathways in conjunction with Panthers Juniors, will run parallel to the junior rugby league competition – from April to August.

PRLW will comprise of 15 rounds and finals, with matches to be played on weekends in the Penrith district.

Prior to the commencement of the season, all players will train for an eight-week block. At the conclusion of the training period, teams will be formed to create an equal and competitive competition.

Players will compete in a Panthers-inspired jersey, with each team playing in a different colour variation.

All players will receive Panthers training and playing apparel, and have the opportunity to be involved in the Panthers Pathways system – which includes training, wellbeing and education.

“The launch of the Panthers Rugby League Women’s competition is an exciting step for the female pathways program at the club,” Panthers Rugby League CEO Matt Cameron said.

This new historic competition

“This new historic competition demonstrates the belief in where the club is headed within the women’s game.

“With a build-from-within model, Panthers will develop local talent to make the club well prepared and competitive for the future inclusion in the NRLW competition.”

Registrations open on 1 December 2022. Participants will need to complete the PRLW Player Information Cognito Form, as well as register through player’s junior league club.

Click here for PRLW Player Information Sheet and Form (this form must be completed for registration)

After completion of the above form, register through your junior rugby league club.

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2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship

The NSW Combined High Schools have taken out the 1st ever 2022 NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship at New Era Stadium in a thrilling Grand Final.

The NSW Combined High Schools were undefeated in their 4 games in the inauguaral u16 Schoolgirl Championship scoring 104 points.

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges 10 points being the only scorers against the NSWCHS u16 girls in the Grand Final.

Mr. John Wilson, NSWCHS coach told OurFootyTeam, “I’m very proud of the girls, we are the first team in history to win this competition”

“We gave all of our 22 plays minutes, including the Grand Final which was quite tense there for a while”

NSWCHS girls celebrate winning the 1st NSW/ACT u16 Schoolgirl Championship (Photo : NSWCHS)

The Championship Results

Game 1

NSWCCC – 0 – 16 NSWCHS

NSWCHS

TRIES : Kasey Reh, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 2

NSWCIS 20 – 6 ACT

NSWCIS
TRIES : Modesty Tafeuni, Bronte Ryan, Waiaria Ellis, Mahlie Cashin
GOALS : Bronte Ryan 2

ACT

TRIES : Emily Kite
GOLAS : Ella van den Heuvel

Game 3

NSWCCC 20 – 0 NSWCIS

NSWCCC
TRIES : Not Available, Bronte Wilson, Eliza Taylor, Sienna Thomas
GOALS : Caitlyn Halse 2

Game 4

NSWCHS 38 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Indie Bostock 3, Brodie Pleasance, Tahlia O’Brien, Aliyah Nasio, Tayleah Pasili, Caley Tallon-Henniker
GOALS : Brooklyn Blackadder, Aliyah Nasio, Caley Tallon-Henniker

Game 5

NSWCCC 44 – 0 ACT

NSWCCC
TRIES : Bronte Wilson 3, Georgie Barrett, Unknown, Ashleigh Loft, Kayla Henderson, Elizabeth MacGregor
GOALS : Kayla Henderson 6

Game 6

NSWCHS 40 – 0 ACT

NSWCHS
TRIES : Tayleah Pasili 2, Maria Paseka, Indie Bostock, Caley Tallon-Henniker, Pauline Suli-Ruka, Not Available, Brooklyn Blackadder
GOALS: Caley Tallon-Henniker 3, Brooklyn Blackadder

Grand Final

NSWCHS 12 – 10 NSWCCCC

NSWCHS
TRIES : Pauline Suli-Ruka, Maria Paseka
GOALS : Caley Tallon-Henniker 2

NSWCCC
TRIES : Elizabeth MacGregor, Paige Bohringe
GOLAS : Caitlyn Halse

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

The Harvey Norman NSW Under 19s Women’s team has made it a three-peat in the Women’s State of Origin Under 19s match after a comprehensive 22-6 win over Queensland at Leichhardt Oval.

NSW were headed only briefly 6-4 in the first half but fought their way back to take an 8-4 lead into the break and emerged in the second half to run away with the match.

NSW won the match when it was first played as an Under 18s match in 2019, and have now made it back-to-back wins after the concept was changed to Under 19s for 2021-22.

NSW Center Andie Robinson dives in for her 3rd try in the 2022 Women’s Under 19 State of Origin (Photo : NSWRL)

Centre Andie Robinson scored a hat-trick

Centre Andie Robinson scored a hat-trick, five-eighth Losana Lutu was constantly scheming and winger Petesa Lio came up with a couple of telling runs but the star of the show was fullback Jada Taylor.

Taylor was a deserved Player of the Match after coming up with two tries, a try assist and three line breaks with the highlight clearly being a length of the field try in the final 10 minutes to seal the result and break Queensland’s hearts in the process.

“We had a special week in camp so it was very important for us to get out here and put on a really good performance for our state, our families and all of the crowd,” Taylor said.

“It’s very important and very special to receive it (Player of the Match award) but I definitely think it’s off the back of a lot of hard work – of my team not me.”

Lutu was proving a handful for the Queensland defence early on and had her fingerprints all over the opening try after passing for Taylor who quickly tipped the ball on for Andie Robinson.

The NSW centre then stepped her way back infield and dummied her way past Queensland fullback Chantay Kiria-Ratu to establish a 4-0 lead for the home team.

Queensland hit back through their five-eighth Jada Ferguson who sparked a break down the sideline through winger Jetaya Faifua. Ferguson backed up in support and finished the move off with Kiria-Ratu landing the conversion for a 6-4 lead.

NSW took the advantage after Taylor caught the Queensland goal-line defence off guard; barging her way through two defenders from dummy-half before wheeling around to plant the ball down.

NSW hooker Rueben Cherrington was unable to land the conversion but the home team had their noses back in front 8-6.

A mistake from the kick-off opened the door for Queensland to score but the NSW defence held tough to bundle Faifua into touch. Taylor then showed nerves of steel to defuse a kick after an awkward bounce and find the ground before she could be driven back into goal.

Queensland had one final opportunity to score before the break after Ferguson got an offload away for Otesa Pule but replays showed the back-rower had lost the ball in the process of grounding it to leave NSW just in front 8-6 at half-time.

NSW were under siege shortly after play resumed but the defence held tough with Queensland forward Jacinta Carter losing the ball as she tried to rush to her feet.

Queensland winger Helen Uitualagi had a chance after making a beeline for the corner but again was denied by the defence.

Jayda Taylor was brilliant in her Player of the Match performance in this years Women’s Under 19 State of Origin played at Leichhardt Oval (Photo : NSWRL)

Winger Petesa Lio then produced a big run to get NSW out of trouble and although the Queensland defence was able to shut her down the damage had been done. Lutu shaped to go one way before stepping back the other for Robinson to accelerate through a gap and grab her second.

It was Taylor’s turn then to produce a massive run, turning the Queensland fullback inside out along the way, to get NSW out of trouble and put them on the attack again.

With the Queensland defence on the back foot, NSW shifted the ball wide for Robinson to dive over for her hat-trick.

“It feels pretty good (to score a hat-trick) but that comes off the back of my team’s work and it’s my job to finish the tries,” Robinson said.

Taylor then saved the best moment for last when she defused a grubber kick in-goal before finding a way back into the field of play.

She then pinned the ears back and set sail upfield to score length of the field try and put the exclamation point on a memorable victory.

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Peter Mulholland Schoolboy Cup

ROUND 2 SCHEDULE
Wednesday, June 22

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

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

Queensland Results

Langer Cup

Ipswich SHS 24 – 16 Keebra Park SHS

Aaron Payne Cup

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

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The NSWRL is pleased to announce the Harvey Norman NSW Under 19s Women’s team to face Queensland at the Sunshine Coast on Friday 25 June.

The 19-person squad includes nine players from the Harvey Norman Under 19s City team and nine players from the Harvey Norman Under 19s Country team which competed at the recent National Championships in Redcliffe, with one player also being selected from outside those representative teams.

The team will be coached by Blake Cavallaro, who coaches the Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters team in the Harvey Norman Tarsha Gale Cup.

The Under 19s City team just missed out on the finals after losing 6-4 to the Queensland Sapphires while the Under 19s Country team suffered a similar fate after a 12-10 loss to the Queensland Rubys.

Harvey Norman NSW Women’s State of Origin coach Kylie Hilder said she had been impressed by the performances of both teams at the National Championships.

“The NSW Under 19s City and NSW Under 19s Country teams both gave a good account of themselves at the National Championships and were both unlucky to miss out on the finals,” Hilder said.

“I’m really happy with the squad that has been named to face Queensland and I’m looking forward to watching the next generation of NSW stars when they take the field.”

Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Under 19s State of Origin team

1. Jamie Chapman (Tweed Seagulls)
2. Charlize Lloyd-Phillips (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
3. Andie Robinson (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
4. Cassey Tohi-Hiku (St George Dragons)
5. Teagan Berry (Illawarra Steelers)
6. Luisa Yaranamua (St George Dragons)
7. Tayla Montgomery (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)
8. Fatafehi Hanisi (St George Dragons)
9. Rueben Cherrington (St George Dragons)
10. Rose Lina Tau (Illawarra Steelers)
11. Hope Tevaga (Wests Tigers)
12. Chantel Tugaga (Illawarra Steelers)
13. Lilly Baker (Glebe Dirty Reds)
14. Taneka Todhunter (Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters)

15. Tegan Dymock (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
16. Folau Vaki (Wests Tigers)
17. Jordyn Preston (Illawarra Steelers)
18. Keele Brown (Illawarra Steelers)
19. Leilani Wilson (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)

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Author : Andrew McEnallay NSWRL

NSW City and Country Under 19 sides have just missed out on the National Championships final after suffering narrow losses to Queensland teams.

NSW City looked certain to score in the final two minutes and pull off a memorable victory until a try-saving tackle from Keilee Jospeh helped send the Queensland Sapphires into the final at Redcliffe.

The Sapphires led 6-4 and were in control before City winger Jess Whelan pulled off a brilliant intercept and raced 40m downfield.

Joseph managed to run Whelan down and bundle her over the sideline to ensure a Sapphires win.

Later in the afternoon, NSW Country mounted an inspirational comeback but fell just short after going down to Queensland Rubys 12-10.

The Rubys went into the halftime break up 6-4 and extended their lead in the 25th minute through a try to Tiana Raftsrand-Smith.

NSW Country five-eighth Keeley Kopara gave her side some hope after she crashed over midway through the second half. Country NSW showed plenty of fight as they launched several attacking raids at the Rubys line, although it wasn’t to be as their defence held strong.

NSW Country five-eighth Keeley Kopara gaver her side some hope after she crashed over halfway through the second half. The country girls showed plenty of fight as they launched several attacking raids at the Rubys line, although it wasn’t to be as the Rubys held on for an impressive victory.

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The Women’s National Open’s Championships  kicks off with South Australia v Northern Territory

The Women’s National U19’s Championships kicks off today with NSWRL City getting it on with the big Blue V in the 1st game at the Redcliffe Dolphin Stadium at 12:00 Noon

All games will be played at the Redcliffe Dolphin Stadium

Day 1 – Round 1 – Thursday 20th May 2021

Opens (20 minute games)

09:30 AM – South Australia 0 – 6 Northern Territory
Northern Territory
TRIES : Bianca Stokes
GOALS : Jordan Ah Sam

10:00 AM – First Nations Gems 16 – 0 Northern Territory
First Nations Gems
TRIES : Janaya Trapman, Robyn Draper, Tymekqwa Duckett
GOALS : Akira Kelly 2

10:30 AM – First Nation Gems 12 – 0 Victoria
First Nations Gems
TRIES : Akira Kelly, Kyra Simon
GOALS : Akira Kelly 2

11:00 AM – ADF Women 12 – 4 Victoria
ADF Women
TRIES : Ashlee Makim, Lauren Dam
GOALS : Alison Dennis 2
Victoria
TRIES : Maleyna Hunapo

11:30 AM – ADF Women 0 – 6 Western Australia
Western Australia
TRIES : Kailey Thompson
GOALS : Kailey Thompson

Under 19’s 2 x 20 minute halves

12:00 PM = NSWRL City 42 – 0 Victoria
NSWRL City
TRIES : Andie Robinson 3, Losalio Sita Payne 2, Rueben Cherrington , Zoe Cass, Leilani Wilson, Ryshe Faamausili
GOALS : Jessica Whelan 3

1:00 PM – QRL Sapphires 44 – 0 Western Australia
QRL Sapphires
TRIES : Destiny Brill, Faith Tutauha, Ebony Laing 2, Fiona Jahnke, Jasmine Peters
GOALS : Baylee Davies 6

2:00 PM – QRL Rubies 66 – 0 South Australia
QRL Rubies
TRIES : Jordii Mahendrarajah 3, Clarissa Baira, April Ngatupuna, Traevonnah Fisher, Sierra Maple 2, Layne Northey, Tiana Raftstrand-Smith
GOALS : Zoe Cook 5, Traevonnah Fisher 2

3:00 PM – NSW Country 28 – 0 Northern Territory
NSW Country
TRIES : Charlize Lloyd-Phillips, Jordyn Preston 2, Tayla Montgomery, Lilly Baker, Alyssa Shoulder

Under 19’s Ladder Day 1

Under 19’s top Point Scorers Day 1 (Click link below for full list)

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Day 2 – Round 2 – Friday 21st May 2021

Opens (20 minute games)

09:30 AM – First Nation’s Gems 4 – 0 ADF Women
First Nations Gems
TRIES : Robyn Draper

10:00 AM – First Nation’s Gems 0 – 4 Western Australia
Western Australia
TRIES : Melissa Thomas

10:30 AM – South Australia 0 – 16 Western Australia
Western Australia
TRIES : Ariana Hira 2, Elle Warren, Rheanna Quan

11:00 AM – South Australia 0 – 22 Victoria
Victoria
TRIES : Maeghan Ridder, Jayne Kareroa, Shaquille-Rashal Faiva, Brooke-Morgan Walker
GOALS : Brooke-Morgan Walker 3

11:30 AM – Northern Territory 0 – 4 Victoria
Victoria
TRIES : Pamela Bowden O’Leary

Under 19’s 2 x 20 minute halves

12:00 PM – QRL Sapphires 24 – 0 Victoria
QRL Sapphires
TRIES : Tiamo Williams 2, Destiny Brill, Jasmine Peters, Sera Koroi
GOALS : Jasmine Peters 2

1:00 PM – NSWRL City 48 – 0 Western Australia
NSWRL City
TRIES : Leilani Wilson, Fatafehi Hanisi, Zoe Cass, Luisa Yaranamua, Folau Vaki, Hope Tevaga, Andie Robinson, Cassey Tohi-Hiku, Iesha Ducket
GOALS : Jessica Whelan 6

2:00 PM – QRL Rubies 32 – 6 Northern Territory
QRL Rubies
TRIES : Tiana Raftstrand-Smith, Layne Northey 2, Chelsea Campbell, Jazmon Tupou Witchman
GOALS : Zoe Cook 4
Northern Territory
TRIES : Ciara Aigea
GOALS : Cheyenne Frickmann

3:00 PM – NSWRL Country 52 – 0 South Australia
NSW Country
TRIES : Keele Browne 2, Taneka Todhunter, Ruby Smith, Jordyn Preston, Sophie Clancy, Keeley Kopara, Matilda Jones, Rose Lina Tau, Tabua Tuinakauvadra
GOALS : Ruby Smith 6

Under 19’s Ladder Day 2

Under 19’s Top Point Scorers Day 2

Full u19’s Top Point Scorers Click Here u19s_top_point_scorers_day_2

Round 3 – Saturday 22 May 2021

Opens (20 minute games)

09:30 AM – Victoria v Western Australia

10:00 AM – Northern Territory v Western Australia

10:30 AM – Northern Territory v ADF Women

11:00 AM – South Australia v ADF Women

11:30 AM – South Australia v First Nation’s Gems

Under 19’s 2 x 20 minute halves

12:00 PM – QRL Saphires v NSWRL City

1:00 PM – Western Australia v Victoria

2:00 PM – QRL Rubies v NSWRL Country

3:00 PM – South Australia v Northern Territory

Semi Finals – Sunday 23 rd May 2021

Under 19’s 2 x 20 minute halves

10:00 AM – 3rd (Pool A) v 3rd (Pool B)
11:00 AM – 2nd (Pool A) v 2nd (Pool B)
12:00 PM – 4th (Pool A) v 4th (Pool B) – Dolphin’s Field 1

Grand Final

1:15 PM -1st (Pool A) v 1st (Pool B)

Opens (2x 20 min halves)

10:00 AM – 5th v 6th – Dolphin’s Field 1
11:00 AM – 3rd v 4th – Dolphin’s Field 1
12:00 AM – 1st v 2nd – Moreton Daily Stadium

Harvey Norman National Championships teams

Teams – Opens

Australian Defence Force
First Nations Gems
South Australia
Northern Territory
Victoria
Western Australia

Teams – Under 19

Queensland Rubys
Queensland Sapphires
NSW City
NSW Country
South Australia
Northern Territory
Victoria
Western Australia

Squads – Opens

Australian Defence Force :

Lauren Dam, Cassidy Morley, Karri Thomas, Amanda Thomas, Michelle Vocea, Shannon Evans, Brittany Bugden, Ashlee Makim, Ebony Allsopp, Mardi Longford, Alison Dennis, Kirsten Wilson, Kiara Hawkins, Hannah Coel, Brielle Lovekin, Rachel Neil, Amber Baldwin, Chloe Callaghan, Molly Cooper, Paris Sinclair.

Coach: Cory Lahz.

First Nations Gems :

Stacey Markham, Brittany Constable, Robyn Draper, Nickita Kirby, Kiya Simon, Akira Kelly, Brooke Tongalea, Tazmyne Luschwitz, Kyra Simon, Ataliah Love, Tawana Sullivan Togo, Lacey Hickson, Rikka Lamb, Takiyah Nagas, Naomi Clayton, Nickolle Kirby, Tymekqwa Duckett, Janaya Trapman, Karri Williams, Madyson Tooth.

Coach: Jessica Skinner.

Northern Territory :

Tashara Cahill-Davern, Tiarna Hansen, Shari Togo, Kagui (Debbie) Gimini, Genna Stiles, Jordan Ah Sam, Calista Boyd, Ruti Faatoafe, Brittany Kassman, Melody Wehipeihana, Jade Jones-Cubillo, Bianca Stokes, Bianca Scrymgour-Napatali, Alysia Bader, Yasmin Isaac, Ivana Schober, Tedisha Bush, Sarah O’Connor, Michaella Roberts, Joanna Faatoafe.

Coach: Leon Cleal

South Australia :

Cassie Ormsby, Tessa Wesson, Alicia Pienaar, Milli Gentle, Samantha Wayland, Zahn Anthony, Lauren Kildare, Tashara Wilson, Sophie Mclure, Laura Helbig, Kate Hinds, Tori Johns, Courtney Plowman, Hayley Hill, Georgia Dimasi, Kate McAuliffe, Djkeera O’Brien, Adele Cooper, Schehera Broderick, Keiren O’Dell.

Coach: Max Bourke.

Victoria :

Maeghan Ridder, Chloe Moyse, Beauty Mauafu – Autalaga, Georgina Uti, Heaven-Leigh Dakartis, Brooke Walker, Fa’atulia Pula, Shahana Te Tomo, Georgina Moana, Shaquille – Rashal Kaleopa Faiva, Jean-Shannel Robati, Jayne Kareroa, Pamela Bowden O’ Leary, Maleyna Hunapo, Nikita Gentle, Tiana Kani, Viena Seumanufagai, T’keyah Leong-Thompson, Leeanne Tuai, Tasheena Toamau.

Coach: Arana Tapea.

Western Australia :

Elle Warren, Tiarne Barnett, Ariana Hira, Rheanna Quan, Mariah Bell, Juraea Turner, Kailey Thompson, Claudia Foster, Mahinarangi Clair, Chanelle Edwards, Te Rauhina Wall, Melissa Thomas, Anneka Stephens, Michaela Turner-Wallace, Cherysh Leaf, Sera Ravatudei, Tessah Roache, Xanthe Gray, Heather Matoe, Tui Cope.

Coach: Brad Costello.

Squads – Under 19s

NSW City :

Andie Robinson, Maddie Binding, Jessica Whelan, Luisa Yaranamua, Zali Hopkins, Fatafehi Hanisi, Rueben Cherrington, Losalio Sita Payne, Ryshe Faamausili, Tegan Dymock, Anneka Wilson, Leilani Wilson, Jessica Kennedy, Ebony Prior, Iesha Duckett, Ruby-Jean Kennard, Cassey Tohi-Hiku, Hope Tevaga, Folau Vaki, Zoe Cass.

Coach: Kate Mullaly.

NSW Country :

Teagan Berry, Charlize Lloyd-Phillips, Keele Browne, Jordyn Preston, Alyssa Shoulders, Keeley Kopara, Matilda Jones, Kyhamoana Tevi-Fuimaono, Taneka Todhunter, Rose Lina Tau, Bree Chester, Chantel Tugaga, Ula-Mari Time-Cribb, Sophie Clancy, Lily Baker, Tabua Tuinakauvadra, Tayla Montgomery, Tylah Vallance, Ruby Smith, Tiana Kore.

Coach: Alicia-Kate Hawke.

Queensland Rubys :

Abelee Stanley, April Ngatupuna, Chelsea Campbell, Clarissa Baira, Courtney-Lee Nolan, Georgina Tuitaalili, Indee Brown, Jazmon Tupou-Witchman, Jetaya Faifua, Jordii Mahendrarajah, Jayda Lole, Lillian Kolb, Sara Sautia, Sierra Maple, Skye Girard, Maddison Riedy-Brown, Tiana Raftstrand-Smith, Traevonnah Fisher, Tyesha Mikaio, Zoe Cook.

Coach: Roy Leoni.

Queensland Sapphires :

Aria Hudson-Davies, Baylee Davies, Courtney Tamati, Destiny Brill, Ebony Laing, Emmanita Paki, Faith Tutauha, Fiona Jahnke, Hannah Larsson, Hannah Sorensen, India MacPhee, Jada Ferguson, Jayda Lofipo, Jasmine Peters, Keilee Joseph, Makenzie Weale, Nakita Sao, Oshanis Whakatau, Sera Koroi, Tiamo Williams.

Coach: Gavin Lloyd.

Northern Territory :

Shanoah Leedie, Rias Alviani, Kiera Kurnoth, Nanise Vakacavu, Ashlee Gilder, Kiana Toy, Talia Corrie, Ciara Aigea, Letoya McCoy, Rease Casey, Tylah Kingdon, Michala Shaw, Ellisa Niki, Erica Kurnoth, Cheyenne Frickmann, Taylah Rogers, Brooklyn Johnston, Toya Norris, Eve Genders, Jacquiline Manirakiza.

Coach: Megan Clohesy.

South Australia :

Ella Christie, Isabella Carroll, Tahlia North, Brooke Ridley, Audrey Holt, Kaitlin Chapman, Grace Bridge, Pamelarose Francis, Claire Ferguson, Ann Marie Tehuna Davidson, Siobhan Monaghan, Tyra-Lee Te Huna, Jaimee McCulla, Kavitha Anandasivam, Lauren Nguyen, Teliya Heraraka, Willow-Anne Ralston, Kimberley Craggs, Chloe Buttigieg, Kennedy Harrison-Vahu.

Coach: Kelso McEwan.

Victoria :

Chantelle Latu, Liupapa Tuuaga, Valerie Ioane, Melanie Moapati, Phoenix Mahakitau-Daniel, Mena Layfield, Monica Moore, Xysian Pakota, Heavenly Kidwell, Tersia Lemuaga-Nafatali, Sarah Gialanze, Grace Tuivaiti, Jule Tanuvasa, Halle Braybon, Summah Mauafa-Autalaga, Claudia Ghunaim, Savona Talau-Burgess, Ariana Matue, Jamaica Koka-Sonsene.

Coach: Ali Tuai

Western Australia :

Alesha Foster, Gabrielle Canicosa, Charmondelae Whaanga, Emysen Robinson, Dion Morgan, Tiana Graham, Nina Rutene, Adalaide Faamausili Fala, Ariana Ruru-Hinaki, Ngaroria McLeod-Cassidy, Nicole Ledington, Kyarn Paekau, Brianna Young, Hineriu Thompson, Georgia Midson, Aliyah Grey, Nikita Maki, Santana Glassie, Tehani Tairea, Naomi Kamizona-Heke.

Coach: Daniel Manning.

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