| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Jacob Kiraz, FB | ||
2Jethro Rinakama, W | ||
3Bronson Xerri, C | ||
4Stephen Crichton, C 3 3 | ||
5Enari Tuala, W 2 | ||
6Matt Burton, FE | ||
7Lachlan Galvin, SH | ||
8Max King, P | ||
9Reed Mahoney, R | ||
10Samuel Hughes, FR | ||
11Viliame Kikau, SR | ||
12Jacob Preston, SR | ||
13Jaeman Salmon, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Kurt Mann, R | ||
15Harry Hayes, R | ||
16Josh Curran, R | ||
17Bailey Hayward, H | ||
21Daniel Suluka-Fifita, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
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