| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Taine Tuaupiki, - | ||
2Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, - | ||
3Rocco Berry, - | ||
4Roger Tuivasa-Sheck, - | ||
5Marcelo Montoya, - | ||
6Luke Metcalf, - 3 | ||
7Shaun Johnson, - | ||
8Addin Fonua-Blake, - | ||
10Mitchell Barnett, - | ||
11Jackson Ford, - | ||
12Kurt Capewell, - | ||
13Tohu Harris, - | ||
14Freddy Lussick, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Tom Ale, - | ||
16Bunty Afoa, - | ||
20Jazz Tevaga, - | ||
22Jacob Laban, - | ||
23Chanel Harris-Tavita, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The NRL is set to introduce an annual women's Magic Round from next season, with the inaugural two-day event to be held in Newcastle.
Wests Tigers have won the race for Terrell May, beating a host of suitors after the prop was unexpectedly told he was surplus to requirements at the Sydney Roosters.
NSW may have won this year's State of Origin under a coach that never experienced rugby league's toughest arena, but devoid of a similar option, they must turn to an old hard head.
The next NSW men's State of Origin coach will be thrown straight into the deep end, with a series opener at Suncorp Stadium on May 28 awaiting Michael Maguire's successor.
The NRL have pitted Kyle Flanagan against Stephen Crichton on the St George Illawarra playmaker's full return from his biting ban as part of a blockbuster start to 2025.
Shane Flanagan is an admirer of Terrell May but says St George Illawarra will keep their options open as they search to add a playmaker as well as a prop to their ranks.
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