The future of woman's RL

[Ride the Lion to Zion]

Can we please celebrate women. I'm a feminist and believe women aren't appreciated on this board. Can every member please show some love for all the females involved in league by posting a love heart in this comment section. This should weed out the bigots
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Viva Conversion Therapy!

 

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Harvey Norman Womens Nationals Train On Squad Announcement Victoria 2024

Congratulations to the following ladies who have been selected on the 2024 train on squad, all future correspondence will be made via team communications streams. Aleesha WillcoxAlison MorrisonChantelle LatuDayna StevensElizabeth Rose BellisGrace TooalaHannah TownsendJaelyn ToniseKate...

www.nrlvic.com

 

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All You Need to Know: 2024 National Championships

The Harvey Norman Women's National Championships returns to the Gold Coast in 2024 with players from across Australia, the Pacific and beyond set to showcase their talents across four days.

www.nrl.com

 

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Women's National Championships 2024 Squad Lists
Ahi Ka Aotearoa
1. Amarnee Shepherd, 2. Fakama'unga-hila Samita, 3. Paris Pickering, 4. Shaniah Lui, 5. Marewakiterangi Samson, 6. Tamara Ruaporo Ngatuakana, 7. Pearl Tuitama, 8. Christabelle Onesemo, 9. Kyla Lynch-Brown, 10. Demielle Onesemo, 11. Sade Schaumkel, 12. Tiana Thomson, 13. Sharnyze Pihema, 14. Henilietta Lokotui, 15. Manea-Faith Waaka, 16. Madison Odering-Mitchell, 17. Monika Fakaosilea, 18. Michaela Poimatagi-Matautia, 19. Ella Bussey-Timo, 20. Kaya Whaitiri-Dee
Head coach: George Carmont

Australian Defence Force
1. Madeline Burton, 2. Skye Cash, 3. Lowana McDougall, 4. Tailah Whitmore, 5. Samantha Mead, 6. Brittany Bugden, 7. Leah Ward, 8. Mardi Longford, 9. Shannon Evans, 10. Jordan Neal, 11. Kirra Smith, 12. Cayla Barlow, 13. Mikaela Trbojevich, 14. Rhiannon Fecht, 15. Nicole Gusman, 16. Teleai Fredriksson, 17. Jaime Clissold, 18. Grace Bailey, 19. Velma Tsang, 20. Sylvia Watson-Compton
Head coach: Connor O'Neill

Fiji
1. Adi Sokula Waqa, 2. Alesi Kilawekana, 3. Asenaca Diranuve, 4. Kinisalote Vusawa, 5. Mereseini Drotini, 6. Salote Cokanasiga, 7. Salote Sukakinamena, 8. Siteri Makoto, 9. Mere Kilawekana, 10. Vilimaina Naituku, 11. Lotise Tabua, 12. Tarusila Baharo, 13. Kaliti Mudu, 14. Varanisese Nasau, 15. Tavenisa Lomalomabau, 16. Siowana Nabuta, 17. Tarusila Nacaucauceva, 18. Joanna Matea, 19. Vitorina Veikoso, 20. Kitiana Divonodra
Head coach: Vela Tawake

First Nations Gems
1. Lily Patston, 2. Tanika Newton, 3. Jasmin Morrissey, 4. Jaminey Weatherall, 5. Indianna Tillett, 6. Tarnayar Hinch, 7. Tallara Bamblett, 8. Jessica Howard, 9. Tazmyne Luschwitz, 10. Vanique Malayta, 11. Kayla Fleming, 12. Nancy Sullivan, 13. Rease Casey, 14. Lailee Phillips, 15. Shayla Moreton-Stewart, 16. Tiarna West, 17. Chloe Buttigieg, 18. Azariah Wallace, 19. Taylah Juckes, 20. Leila Murphy
Head coach: Veronica Dorante

Northern Territory
1. Ana Malupo, 2. Abigail Sekitoga, 3. Nanise Vakacavu, 4. Latoniya Norris-Addo, 5. Jacinda Summers, 6. Courtney Tamati, 7. Siniva Sa'anga, 19. Kiyanah Toy, 9. Mere Rasaku, 25. Lucy Aigea, 11. Victoria Alley, 10. Lyrech Mara, 13. Ellie Niki, 14. Calista Boyd-Niki, 15. Emma Forsyth, 16. Janna Ransome, 17. Tyla Kingdom, 18. Gloriana Luta, 23. Liana Niki, 20. Cassiela Wapau
Head coach: Leon Cleal

NSW City
1. Brooke Wilkins, 2. Brittany Constable, 3. Taina Naividi, 4. Lily Rogan, 5. Sharni Waters, 6. Anneka Wilson, 7. Jodeci Nicholson, 8. Teina Clark, 9. Sonia Mose, 10. Marley Cardwell, 11. Georgina Brooker, 12. Mareva Swann, 13. Kahu Cassidy, 14. Madison-Lee Kelly, 15. Leilani Wilson, 16. Claire Kennedy, 17. Katrina Phippen, 18. Adi Patricia Raikadroka, 19. Lily Mock, 20. Heidi Regan
Head coach: Lino Salafai

NSW Country
1. Tiana Anderson, 2. Ava Glassie, 3. Madyson Tooth, 4. Alahna Ryan, 5. Caitlin Turnbull, 6. Carly Abbott, 7. Sarah Colman, 8. Rosaline Aumale, 9. Xanthe Booth, 10. Alicia Earsman, 11. Nikki Berryman, 12. Zali Waihape, 13. Rebecca Smyth, 14. Zoe Podmore, 15. Teliya Hetaraka, 16. Danielle Plummer, 17. Piper Rankmore, 18. Lilly Baker, 19. Anna Dingley, 20. Gisela Vea
Head coach: Melissa Spero

Papua New Guinea
1. Rondah Joseph, 2. Deborah Kitipa, 3. Gloria Kaupa, 4. Golden Bal, 5. Yolanda Taute, 6. Gail Manove, 7. Meli Joe, 8. Benitha Paka, 9. Grace Louise Sarr, 10. Roswita Kapo, 11. Jamitha Mathew, 12. Ruth Gende, 13. Yvonne Gele, 14. Esther Aram, 15. Leila Kerowa, 16. Bertshiba Awoi, 17. Nora Tine, 18. Lydia Mamang, 19. Martha Molowia, 20. Belinda Gwasamun
Head coach: Solomon Kuliniasi

Queensland Sapphires
1. Makayla Henry, 2. Georgia Sharam (née Sim), 3. Natalia Webb, 4. Relna Wuruki-Hosea, 5. Bree Spreadborough, 6. Kayla Shepherd, 7. Taylor Fenton, 8. Savannah Tato, 9. Allira Watson, 10. Montana Mook, 11. Lhylla Williamson, 12. Zoe Cook, 13. Shauna Barnham, 14. Jordan Jackson, 15. Emily Veivers, 16. Georgia Elliston, 17. Jaydah Tofae, 18. Indee Brown, 19. Rhemy Hinckesman, 20. Kiarah Siauane
Head coach: Maia Tua-Davidson

South Australia
1. Tamikha McNab, 2. Ro Unaisi Radinitakala Bonawai, 3. Rosina Tupua, 4. Jessica Katae, 5. Jessica Gaedtke, 6. Emily Symonds, 7. Sophie McClure, 8. Nabilah Ismail, 9. Samadhi Muhandiram, 10. Laura Wells, 11. Jazmin-May Callaghan, 12. Rebecca Willis, 14. Katie Gould, 15. Kalia Falk, 16. Tahlia North, 17. Mele Fangaloka, 18. Mary Ellis, 19. Ashley Lucas, 20. Adele Cooper, 23. Vanessa Mona
Head coach: Maryanne Longstaff

Victoria
2. Madeleine Simon, 3. Dayna Stevens, 4. Chantelle Latu, 5. Matelita Liku Tuilevuka, 6. Rebecca Nelio, 7. Kate Eldridge, 8. Hannah Townsend, 9. Alison Morrison, 10. Yvonne Savea, 11. Roi-Rawhiti Mukutu, 12. Jaelyn Tonise, 13. Grace Tooala, 14. Wati Yakopo, 15. Lana Muamua, 16. Rangi Asha Aukino, 17. Rusila Camaibure, 18. Morgan King, 19. Rebecca Sweetman, 20. Elizabeth-Rose Bellis, 21. Santoria Faaofo
Head coach: Henry Stickland

Western Australia
1. Tiana Graham, 2. Rachel Lowndes, 3. Kayla Webb, 4. Huia Swannell, 5. Gabrielle Canicosa, 6. Melodie Toby, 7. Kailey Thompson, 8. Claudia Foster, 9. Anahera Te Rahui, 10. Heather Matoe, 11. Kateraina Horner, 12. Topaz-Jean Porter, 13. Mahinarangi Clair, 14. April Alan, 15. Hineriu Thompson, 16. Brianna Young, 17. Emysen Robinson, 18. Layna Nona Busch, 19. Frieda Ah-Sam, 20. Gabrielle Mouat
Head coach: Trudy-Anne Whaanga

Las Vegas NRL Combine Winners Squad
21. MarCaya Bailous, 22. Megan Pakulis

See: https://www.nrl.com/news/2024/03/19/squads-released-for-2024-national-championships/

 

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NSW Country and City teams head to Women's Nationals

NSW Country and NSW City teams are heading to the Gold Coast this weekend for the Women's National Championships.

www.nswrl.com.au

 

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Fresh crop: Players to watch at the Women's Nat Champs

The next emerging crop of NRLW stars will be on show at this year's Harvey Norman National Championships, with the games kicking off in Burleigh on Thursday.

www.nrl.com

 

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In pictures: Women's National Championships tournament welcome dinner

The 12 participating teams at the 2024 Harvey Norman Women's National Championships gathered on the Gold Coast before the start of this year's tournament for a welcome dinner. All photos: Zain Mohammed / NRL Images

www.nrl.com

 

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Sapphires to watch at Women's National Championships

The Queensland Sapphires - captained by Norths Devils weapon Emily Veivers - will line up at the Harvey Norman Women's National Championships at Burleigh from today.

www.qrl.com.au

 

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Day results.

Big wins as teams show their attack on Day 1 of the National Championships

Recap of the opening day of the Harvey Norman Women's National Championships.

www.nrl.com

 

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Day 2 results

City, Queensland Sapphires, Country and Gems remain undefeated after Day 2

Day Two of the Harvey Norman Women's National Championships will see all teams back in action for another full day of games.

www.nrl.com

 

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Country, City and Sapphires continue reign on Day Three

NSW City, NSW Country and Queensland Sapphires were able to keep their winning streak alive on Day Three of the Harvey Norman Women's National Championships.

www.nrl.com

 

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Championships helping future NRLW stars reach their goal

NRLW coaches have gathered on the Gold Coast this week in hopes of finding their next potential superstar, with the Harvey Norman Women's National Championships showcasing up-and-coming talent from across Australia and beyond.

www.nrl.com

 

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Sapphires and NSW Country shine in entertaining final day

The fourth and final day of action in the Harvey Norman Women's National Championship has wrapped up on the Gold Coast with six great games.

www.nrl.com

Hopefully QLD can have two sides next year just like NSW!

 

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Diverse range of talent celebrated in the Team of the Tournament

For the first time in Harvey Norman Women's National Championship history, two players were awarded the Tahnee Norris Medal as players of the tournament.

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Whole new world: Pihema, Gwasamun wins show expansion of women's talent

Touted as a player to watch at the Harvey Norman Women’s National Championships, New Zealand talent Sharnyze Pihema impressed throughout to be named a joint winner of the Tahnee Norris Medal.

www.nrl.com

 

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How female pathways dominance has Bulldogs primed for immediate NRLW success

The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will line up as the NRLW’s newest club in 2025, and with their female pathways teams the envy of others, they’re set to make an immediate impact at the elite level.

www.bulldogs.com.au