| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Jye Gray, - | ||
2Fletcher Myers, - 2 | ||
3Taane Milne, - | ||
5Jacob Gagai, - | ||
6Jack Wighton, - | ||
7Dean Hawkins, - | ||
8Davvy Moale, - | ||
9Damien Cook, - | ||
10Sean Keppie, - | ||
11Keaon Koloamatangi, - | ||
12Tallis Duncan, - | ||
13Cameron Murray, - | ||
14Peter Mamouzelos, - | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Jacob Host, - | ||
16Thomas Burgess, - | ||
17Shaquai Mitchell, - | ||
21Izaac Tu’itupou Thompson, - | ||
22Tyrone Munro, - | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Melbourne are increasingly confident in-demand dynamo Ryan Papenhauzen will re-commit to the NRL club, likely on a one-year extension.
Cronulla have gone from being handed the softest NRL draw to one of the hardest, asked to play the equal-most games against this year's top-eight teams in 2025.
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.
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