2023 Rugby League Pacific Championships squads

This article lists the squads for the 2023 Rugby League Pacific Championships which were played from 14 October to 5 November 2023.

Pacific Cup

Australia

The Australian squad was announced on 3 October 2023, with James Tedesco as captain.[1]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for the Finals in week four.[2][3][4]
Statistics in this table are compiled from the website, Rugby League Project.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1James Tedesco30Fullback31004 Sydney Roosters
2Dylan Edwards27Wing, Fullback31004 Penrith Panthers
3Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow22Centre, Fullback32008 Dolphins
4Kotoni Staggs25Centre315014 Brisbane Broncos
5Valentine Holmes28Wing216016 North Queensland Cowboys
6Cameron Munster29Five-eighth30000 Melbourne Storm
7Daly Cherry-Evans34Halfback30000 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
8Payne Haas23Prop21004 Brisbane Broncos
9Ben Hunt33Hooker, Halfback31004 St. George Illawarra Dragons
10Tino Fa'asuamaleaui23Prop21004 Gold Coast Titans
17Reuben Cotter24Second-row, Prop30000 North Queensland Cowboys
12Liam Martin26Second-row20000 Penrith Panthers
13Isaah Yeo28Lock30000 Penrith Panthers
14Harry Grant25Hooker30000 Melbourne Storm
15Lindsay Collins27Prop32008 Sydney Roosters
16Patrick Carrigan25Lock30000 Brisbane Broncos
18Nicho Hynes27Halfback, Fullback20000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
19Thomas Flegler24Prop10000 Brisbane Broncos
11Cameron Murray25Second-row, Lock22008 South Sydney Rabbitohs
20Selwyn Cobbo21Wing10000 Brisbane Broncos
21Jake Trbojevic29Prop, Lock10000 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

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Notes

New Zealand

The New Zealand squad was announced on 4 October 2023.[8]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for the Finals in week four.[2][9]
Statistics in this table are compiled from the website, Rugby League Project.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad28Fullback30000 New Zealand Warriors
2Ronaldo Mulitalo23Wing340016 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
3Matthew Timoko23Centre31004 Canberra Raiders
4Joseph Manu27Centre, Fullback30000 Sydney Roosters
5Jamayne Isaako27Wing3415046 Dolphins
6Dylan Brown23Five-eighth30000 Parramatta Eels
7Jahrome Hughes29Halfback31004 Melbourne Storm
8James Fisher-Harris27Prop31004 Penrith Panthers
9Kieran Foran33Hooker30000 Gold Coast Titans
10Moses Leota28Prop30000 Penrith Panthers
11Isaiah Papali'i25Second-row31004 Wests Tigers
12Briton Nikora25Second-row32008 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
13Joseph Tapine29Prop30000 Canberra Raiders
14Fa'amanu Brown28Hooker31004 Newcastle Knights
15Nelson Asofa-Solomona27Prop, Second-row31004 Melbourne Storm
16Griffin Neame22Prop, Second-row31004 North Queensland Cowboys
17Leo Thompson23Prop30000 Newcastle Knights
18Naufahu Whyte21Lock00000 Sydney Roosters
19Danny Levi27Hooker00000 Canberra Raiders
20Wiremu Greig23Prop00000 Parramatta Eels
21Keano Kini19Wing00000 Gold Coast Titans

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Samoa

The Toa Samoa squad was announced on 3 October 2023, with Junior Paulo as captain.[11]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week two.[9]
Statistics in this table are compiled from the website, Rugby League Project.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Sualauvi Fa'alogo20Fullback20000 Melbourne Storm
2Murray Taulagi24Wing21004 North Queensland Cowboys
21Tommy Talau23Centre, Wing10000 Wests Tigers
4Marion Seve28Centre10000 Melbourne Storm
20Greg Marzhew26Wing10000 Newcastle Knights
6Stephen Crichton23Five-eighth, Centre20204 Penrith Panthers
7Daejarn Asi23Halfback20000 Parramatta Eels
8Stefano Utoikamanu23Prop20000 Wests Tigers
9Gordon Chan Kum Tong—Hooker20000 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
10Junior Paulo29Prop20000 Parramatta Eels
11Luciano Leilua27Second-row21004 North Queensland Cowboys
16Heilum Luki22Second-row20000 North Queensland Cowboys
14Spencer Leniu23Lock, Prop20000 Penrith Panthers
13Keenan Palasia26Lock, Prop20000 Brisbane Broncos
15Terrell May24Prop20000 Sydney Roosters
18Royce Hunt28Prop10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
19Ronald Volkman21Five-eighth10000 New Zealand Warriors
17Justin Matamua20Prop10000 Wests Tigers
12Connelly Lemuelu25Second-row10000 Dolphins
3Izack Tago21Centre10000 Penrith Panthers
5Brian To'o25Wing10000 Penrith Panthers
–Young Tonumaipea31Centre10000 Melbourne Storm

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Notes

Pacific Bowl

This three team men's tournament is to be hosted by Papua New Guinea.

Cook Islands

The Cook Islands squad was announced on 10 October 2023.[4]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week two.[9]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Esom Ioka—Fullback, Centre221010 Western Clydesdales
2Malachi Morgan—Wing20000 Tweed Heads Seagulls
3Kayal Iro21Centre, Fullback20000 Newtown Jets
4Alvin Maungatti—Centre10000—
5Steven Marsters24Wing213010 Thirroul Butchers
6Brad Takairangi34Five-eighth20000 Dapto Canaries
7Esan Marsters27Halfback, Centre21004 Huddersfield Giants
8Davvy Moale20Prop20000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
9Ruatapu Ngatikaura23Hooker20000 Western Suburbs Magpies
17Takai Mokohar25Second-row20000 Western Clydesdales
11Zane Tetevano32Second-row20000 Leeds Rhinos
12Reuben Porter26Second-row20000 North Sydney Bears
13Pride Petterson-Robati28Lock20000 Burleigh Bears
14Kadiyae Ioka—Five-eighth20000 Glenora Bears
15Rhys Dakin—Prop20000 Newtown Jets
16Justin Makirere—Prop20000 Norths Devils
10William Samuel26Prop10000 Wynnum Manly Seagulls
18Isaiah Cooper-Tetevano28Second-row11004 Mackay Cutters
19Lucky Pokipoki—Prop00000 Ipswich Jets
–Tevin Arona28Halfback10000 Hornby Panthers
–Makahesi Makatoa30Prop10000 Parramatta Eels

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Fiji

The Fiji Bati squad was announced on 6 October 2023, with Tui Kamikamica as captain.[13]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for the Finals in week four.[2]
Statistics in the table are drawn from the website, Rugby League Project, and include the Bowl Final on 5 November 2023.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Jahream Bula21Fullback31004 Wests Tigers
2Maika Sivo30Wing330012 Parramatta Eels
5Mikaele Ravalawa25Centre, Wing30000 St. George Illawarra Dragons
4Waqa Blake29Centre, Wing330012 Parramatta Eels
18Jason Qareqare19Wing21004 Castleford Tigers
6Kurt Donoghoe21Five-eighth, Lock32008 Dolphins
7Brandon Wakeham24Halfback, Five-eighth3012125 Wests Tigers
8Tui Kamikamica29Prop31004 Melbourne Storm
9Penioni Tagituimua24Hooker30000 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
10King Vuniyayawa28Prop20000 Salford Red Devils
13Taane Milne28Second-row, Wing30000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
12Apisalome Saukuru21Second-row, Lock30000 Wests Tigers
15Caleb Navale—Lock31004 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
11Kitione Kautoga21Second-row20000 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
16Gordon Whippy—Prop30000 Ipswich Jets
17Watisoni Waqanisaravi—Prop20000 Kaiviti Silktails
21Pio Seci30Second-row10000 Forbes Magpies
20Sirilo Lovokuro—Lock20000 Kaiviti Silktails
14Noah Nailagoliva—Hooker20000 Newcastle Knights
3Sunia Turuva21Centre, Wing11004 Penrith Panthers
–Mesake Ravonu—Prop10000 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs

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Papua New Guinea

The Papua New Guinea Kumuls squad was announced on 5 October 2023.[16]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for the Finals in week four.[2]
Statistics in this table are compiled from the website, Rugby League Project, and include the Bowl Final on 5 November 2023.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Alex Johnston28Fullback, Wing32008 South Sydney Rabbitohs
2Robert Derby21Wing330012 North Queensland Cowboys
3Zac Laybutt21Centre325018 North Queensland Cowboys
4Rodrick Tai24Centre20000 Papua New Guinea Hunters
5Nene Macdonald29Wing, Centre340016 Leeds Rhinos
6Kyle Laybutt28Five-eighth30000 Sunshine Coast Falcons
7Lachlan Lam25Halfback, Five-eighth30000 Leigh Leopards
8Epel Kapinias25Prop, Second-row330012 Papua New Guinea Hunters
9Edwin Ipape24Hooker21004 Leigh Leopards
10Valentine Richard—Prop31004 Papua New Guinea Hunters
11Rhyse Martin30Second-row208016 Leeds Rhinos
12Daniel Russell27Second-row30000 St. George Illawarra Dragons
13Jack de Belin32Lock, Prop30000 St. George Illawarra Dragons
14Judah Rimbu22Hooker, Halfback30000 Papua New Guinea Hunters
15Liam Horne26Hooker20000 Castleford Tigers
16Junior Rop29Lock, Prop20000 Papua New Guinea Hunters
17Nixon Putt28Second-row20000 Central Queensland Capras
18Jacob Alick24Second-row, Lock20000 Gold Coast Titans
19Wellington Albert29Prop10000 London Broncos
20Keven Appo24Second-row10000 Bradford Bulls
21Benji Kot26Second-row, Centre21004 Papua New Guinea Hunters
–Justin Olam29Centre00000 Melbourne Storm
–Cruise Ten22Lock00000 Souths Logan Magpies
–McKenzie Yei26Second-row, Prop00000 Featherstone Rovers

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Notes

  • Cruise Ten was added to the original selections.

Women

Australia

The Australian Jillaroos squad was announced on 3 October 2023, with Kezie Apps and Ali Brigginshaw as co-captains.[18]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week three.[3]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Tamika Upton26Fullback22008 Newcastle Knights
2Jaime Chapman21Wing, Centre21004 Gold Coast Titans
3Jessica Sergis26Centre20000 Sydney Roosters
4Isabelle Kelly27Centre20000 Sydney Roosters
5Jakiya Whitfeld22Wing10000 Wests Tigers
6Tarryn Aiken24Five-eighth, Halfback20000 Sydney Roosters
7Ali Brigginshaw33Halfback, Lock20204 Brisbane Broncos
8Shannon Mato25Prop20000 Gold Coast Titans
9Lauren Brown28Hooker, Halfback20102 Gold Coast Titans
11Kezie Apps32Prop, Second-row20000 Wests Tigers
15Yasmin Clydsdale29Second-row, Centre10000 Newcastle Knights
12Olivia Kernick22Second-row20000 Sydney Roosters
13Simaima Taufa29Lock20000 Canberra Raiders
14Emma Tonegato28Fullback, Five-eighth20000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
10Jessika Elliston26Prop, Second-row20000 Gold Coast Titans
16Kennedy Cherrington24Lock20000 Parramatta Eels
17Emma Manzelmann21Hooker10000 North Queensland Cowboys
18Shaylee Bent23Second-row, Centre00000 Gold Coast Titans
19Shenae Ciesiolka26Centre, Fullback00000 Brisbane Broncos
20Teagan Berry21Fullback00000 St. George Illawarra Dragons
21Keeley Davis23Hooker10000 Sydney Roosters
–Caitlan Johnston22Second-row, Prop11004 Newcastle Knights
–Keilee Joseph21Lock, Second-row00000 Sydney Roosters
–Julia Robinson25Wing, Fullback10000 Brisbane Broncos

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  • Head coach: Brad Donald

Notes

Cook Islands

The Cook Islands Moana squad was announced on 4 October 2023.[21]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week two.[9]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Kiana Takairangi31Fullback, Centre11004 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
2Alesha Willcox—Wing10000 Truganina Rabbitohs
3Kaiyah Atai—Centre, Second-row10000 Glenmore Park Brumbies
4Chantelle Holloway-Samuels24Centre11004 Tweed Heads Seagulls
5Mahinaarangi Rewi—Wing11004 Minto Cobras
6Chantay Kiria-Ratu19Five-eighth10204 Gold CoastTitans
7Lydia Turua-Quedley24Halfback10000 Mt Albert Lions
8Ngatokotoru Arakua26Prop10000 Manurewa Marlins
9Chelsea Makira19Hooker11004 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
10Crystal Tamarua28Prop, Second-row10000—
11Jazmon Tupou-Witchman19Second-row, Prop10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
14Kerehitina Matua24Second-row10000 Canberra Raiders
13Anneka Stephens34Lock10000 Joondalup Giants
12Ariel Ngatokorua—Hooker10000 Mascot Juniors
15Paulina Morris-Ponga—Centre10000 Auckland City
16Lavinia Kitai—Prop10000 Souths Logan Magpies
17Jodeci Joseph—Centre10000 Manurewa Marlins
18Kiana Sword-Tua—Second-row, Lock00000 Panthers
–Rangi Aukino—Centre00000 Werribee Bears
–Annemarie Kiria-Ratu18Fullback00000—
–Tiana Kore20Prop, Lock00000 Illawarra Steelers

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Fiji

The Fiji Bulikula squad was announced on 6 October 2023.[13][22] Josephine Maejiirs was previously named as captain.[23]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week one.[4]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Cassie Staples30Fullback, Wing10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
2Vitalina Naikore23Centre, Wing12008 North Queensland Cowboys
3Merewalesi Rokouono29Halfback, Centre10000 North Queensland Cowboys
4Patricia Raikadroka30Centre10000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
5Asena Rokomarama27Wing, Hooker10000—
6Sienna Laing19Five-eighth, Wing10000 Gold Coast Titans
7Sereana Naitokatoka—Halfback, Hooker10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
8Aliti Namoce Sagano25Prop, Lock11004 North Sydney Bears
9Teaghan Laing27Hooker10000 Currumbin Eagles
10Anastasia Shum22Prop, Second-row10000 Illawarra Steelers
11Talei Holmes23Second-row10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
12Ema Rainima—Second-row10000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
13Josephine Maejiirs—Lock, Prop10000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
14Siniva SaAnga19Halfback10000 South Sydney Rabbitohs
15Grace Waqa——10000 USP Raiders
16Mere Kilawekana——10000—
17Adi Sokula Waqa——10000 USP Raiders
18Alesi Kilawekana——00000 USP Raiders
–Asenaca Diranuve23—00000 Police Sharks
–Ana Raduva26Wing, Fullback00000 Illawarra Steelers
–Salote Sukakinamena25—00000 USP Raiders

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New Zealand

The New Zealand Kiwi Ferns squad was announced on 4 October 2023.[25] Georgia Hale and Raecene McGregor were named as co-captains on 10 October 2023.[26]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week three.[3]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Apii Nicholls30Fullback20000 Canberra Raiders
2Leianne Tufuga21Wing, Centre31004 Wests Tigers
3Mele Hufanga29Centre330012 Brisbane Broncos
4Abigail Roache27Centre, Wing230012 Newcastle Knights
5Shanice Parker25Wing, Fullback30000 Newcastle Knights
6Tyla Nathan-Wong29Five-eighth, Halfback30000 St. Geore Illawarra Dragons
7Raecene McGregor26Halfback, Five-eighth305010 St. George Illawarra Dragons
15Najvada George24Prop, Lock30000 Wests Tigers
9Brooke Anderson27Hooker, Lock30000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
10Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa21Prop30000 St. George Illawarra Dragons
11Annessa Biddle21Second-row, Wing32008 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
12Otesa Pule20Second-row, Centre30000 Sydney Roosters
13Georgia Hale28Lock30000 Gold Coast Titans
14Ashleigh Quinlan28Five-eighth, Halfback20000 Canberra Raiders
8Mya Hill-Moana21Prop30000 Sydney Roosters
16Jasmine Fogavini26Wing, Centre30000 Brisbane Broncos
17Tiana Davison23Second-row20000 Newcastle Knights
18Laishon Albert-Jones26Second-row, Lock10000 Newcastle Knights
19Cheyelle Robins-Reti26Wing, Centre10000 Canberra Raiders
20Capri Paekau—Hooker10000 Parramatta Eels
–Amelia Pasikala19Prop21004 Sydney Roosters

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Papua New Guinea

The Papua New Guinea Orchids squad was announced on 5 October 2023, with Elsie Albert as captain.[27]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week two.[9]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Latoniya Norris22Fullback11004—
2Lyiannah Allen—Wing12008—
3Belinda Gwasamun28Centre10000 Norths Devils
4Shellie Long23Centre, Second-row10000 North Queensland Cowboys
5Freda Waula28Wing, Fullback10000—
6Sera Koroi21Five-eighth10000 North Queensland Cowboys
7Ua Ravu26Halfback10000 Canberra Raiders
13Jessikah Reeves22Lock, Prop10000 North Queensland Cowboys
9Roswita Kapo23Hooker11004 Wentworthville Magpies
10Gloria Kaupa25Prop10000—
11Emily Veivers22Second-row, Centre10204 Brisbane Tigers
12Essay Banu21Second-row11004 North Queensland Cowboys
16Berthshiba Awoi—Second-row10000 Norths Devils
14Meli Joe—interchange10000—
15Sareka Mooka23Centre10000 North Queensland Cowboys
17Yolanda Taute—interchange10000—
19Leila Kerowa—Prop11004—
18Lancy Ulkambane——00000—
8Elsie Albert27Prop00000 Parramatta Eels
20Almah Johnson—Fullback00000—
21Delailah Ahose—Hooker00000—
–Sillah Rumints——00000—

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Samoa

The Fetu Samoa squad was announced on 3 October 2023, with Niall Williams Guthrie as captain.[29]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week one.[4]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Destiny Mino-Sinapati—Fullback, Centre10000 Gold Coast Titans
2Taylor-Adeline Mapusua25Wing, Centre12008 St. George Illawarra Dragons
3Petesa Lio20Centre, Wing10000 Canberra Raiders
4Niall Williams-Guthrie35Centre10000 Gold Coast Titans
5Lindsay Tui18Wing, Centre12008 Parramatta Eels
6Pauline Piliae-Rasabale31Five-eighth, Fullback10306 Wests Tigers
7Sienna Lofipo19Halfback10000 Gold Coast Titans
8Fiona Jahnke20Prop, Lock10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
9Destiny Brill20Hooker10000 Brisbane Broncos
10Janelle Williams33Prop10000 Canberra Raiders
15Onjeurlina Hunt27Second-row10000 Otahuhu Leopards
12Malaela Sua—Second-row, Prop10000 Gold Coast Titans
13Annetta Nu'uausala28Lock, Prop11004 Brisbane Broncos
16Pihuka Berryman-Duff—Five-eighth10000 Parramatta Eels
17Tafao Asaua19Prop10000 Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
19Tamerah Leati19Centre10000 Newcastle Knights
21Makayla Eli—Centre, Halfback10000 Manurewa Marlins
–Avery-Rose Carmont—Hooker00000 Otahuhu Leopards
–Christian Pio23Prop, Second-row00000 Wests Tigers
–Jetaya Faifua20Prop00000 North Queensland Cowboys
–Anasis Afia—interchange00000—

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Tonga

The Mate Ma'a Tonga squad was announced on 3 October 2023.[30]
Jersey numbers reflect the team selected for week two.[9]

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Lanulangi Veainu29Fullback10000—
2Lavinia Tauhalaliku—Wing10000 Auckland City
3China Polata21Centre10000 North Queensland Cowboys
4Litia Fusi18Centre10000 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
5Haylee Hifo—Wing10000 Joondalup Giants
6Cassey Tohi-Hiku19Five-eighth10102 Parramatta Eels
7Tiana Penitani27Halfback12008 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
8Folau Vaki20Prop10000 Wests Tigers
14Jade Fonua—Lock10000 Parramatta Eels
10Tegan Dymock21Prop10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
11Amelia Mafi28Second-row10000 Parramatta Eels
12Vanessa Foliaki30Second-row10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
13Dannii Perese—Lock10000 Gold Coast Titans
9Seli Mailangi26Hooker10000 North Sydney Bears
15Natasha Penitani—Prop10000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
16Ilaisaane Taufa—Prop10000 Mt Albert Lions
17Shannon Muru—Second-row10000 Parramatta Eels
18Fatafehi Hanisi20Prop00000 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
19Monica Samita—Hooker00000—
20Sarah Filimoeatu—Wing00000 Auckland City
–Kalosipani Hopoate19Prop00000 Sydney Roosters

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  • Head coach: Kelvin Wright

A Teams Match

New Zealand A

The New Zealand A squad was announced on 9 October 2023.[31][32]
Kalani Going was named captain when the team line-up was announced on 19 October 2023.[33]
Statistics in this table are compiled from the website, Rugby League Project.

# Player Age Position Games Tries Goals Field goals Points Club
1Keano Kini19Wing00000 Gold Coast Titans
2Will Warbrick25Wing00000 Melbourne Storm
3Rocco Berry22Centre00000 New Zealand Warriors
4Bailey Simonsson25Wing, Centre00000 Parramatta Eels
5Ali Leiataua20Centre00000 New Zealand Warriors
6Taine Tuaupiki24Fullback00000 New Zealand Warriors
7Zach Dockar-Clay28Lock00000 Sydney Roosters
8Pasami Saulo25Prop00000 Canberra Raiders
9Danny Levi27Hooker00000 Canberra Raiders
10Wiremu Greig23Prop00000 Parramatta Eels
11Jack Howarth20Second-row, Centre00000 Melbourne Storm
12Jacob Laban—Second-row00000 New Zealand Warriors
13Kalani Going26Second-row00000 New Zealand Warriors
14Paul Roache24Hooker00000 New Zealand Warriors
15Joe Chan21Second-row00000 Melbourne Storm
16Benjamin Te Kura—Prop00000 Brisbane Broncos
17Asu Kepaoa23Centre, Wing00000 Wests Tigers
18Trey Mooney21Prop, Second-row00000 Canberra Raiders
19Tanner Stowers-Smith—Prop00000 New Zealand Warriors

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