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NRLW / HNWP 2024 - Parramatta Eels

Gronk

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There needs to get a series of decent signings behind this, we even lost one of the vaunted juniors, Ruby Jean Kennard who played a couple of games last year and a Toongabbie Tigers junior , lost to Wests Tigers NRLW. That’s not good enough really , given who else have signed elsewhere.
Kinda sucks that every player was made a free agent except for your marquee (assume Penitani).
 

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How did we manage to miss the player who represented the area and team and basically identified as the club. Simaima Taufu, a Merrylands girl who was at every function and presser, really that was a fail by the club.
This is a problem that the NRL have created. Rapid expansion is going to dilute the player market. New teams will want to be instantly competitive and throw the cash around. There seems to be a hell of a lot of player movement in the past week.
 

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I don’t know if Alysha Bell or her sister (they are both wingers) will ever make the step up from Tarsha Gale to NRLW, but apparently Alysha is something special in the goal kicking department. She rarely misses and so much so that Nathan Brown (coach) mentioned it on TCT a few weeks ago. Even compared to the men, she pots them from all over the park.
 

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I see Bo-Vette Welsh signed with the Tigpies, and Penitani is apparently going elsewhere to? I think she played for the Sharks before.

What is doing with the Kiwi fullback? Warriors?? She is the most naturally athletic non-track athlete I think I've ever seen.
 

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Group 20 League Tag Records Held By Rachael Pearson (as at 30 June 2018)[edit]​

Group 20 Player of the Year...2010, 2011, 2014 and 2015, 2016

Most tries scored in a match – 6 (v Yanco Wamoon 2015)

Most goals in a match – 12/12 v Griffith Waratah Tigers 2016)

Most points in a match 40 (6 tries 8 goals v Yanco Wamoon 2015), 40 (4 tries 12 conversions V Waratah Tigers 2016)

Pearson is the only player in the Group 20 competition, up until the 2017 competition, to have posted 100 points in a season – and she has done it every full season she has played – with the exception of 2010 when kicks for goal were not allowed. That season she scored 88 from 22 tries. In 2011 she posted 184 in competition matches PLUS another 34 during the final series. 2012/2013 she was absent during studies in Canberra. She returned in 2014 and posted 138 points, plus another 10 in the finals. 2015 Rachael's tally reached 194 – before finals.
2016 Rachael scored a record 262 points (30 tries 71 goals) 2017 Injury in final game of the season ended her year. She finished with 194 points (23 tries 51 goals) 2018 Rachael equalled her own point scoring record of 262 points - (28 tries, 2 field goals, 74 goals) Rachael joined St George Illawarra Dragons in the NRLW competition, playing in the Grand Final and finishing as runner up to Sydney Roosters. Rachael was named in the NSW State of Origin squad in 2022 and named the Young Gun Player of the Year for the Dragons.

 

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