Meninga, Connell Cups and Harvey girls player selection highlights

With the Meninga Cup, Connell Cup and Harvey Norman girls competitions starting Saturday, we feature selection highlights and full teams.

The teams were in for round 1 of the Meninga Cup, Connell boys under-17s and the two Harvey Norman girls competitions, and here we present some key selection highlights ahead of our continuing coverage this weekend.

It is a split round which will see only six clubs launching the season - Redcliffe v Brisbane Tigers, Souths Logan v Burleigh Bears, and Tweed Seagulls v Wynnum-Manly.

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All other clubs will have to cool their heels until the weekend of February 17 when all the country clubs, along with Ipswich Jets and Norths Devils, start their seasons.

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Meninga Cup

Wynnum-Manly v Tweed Seagulls (Kougari Oval)

Tweed Seagulls

PBC captain Zane Harrison.

Mason Barber

Mr Electric himself, Barber is a dynamic ball runner who will have middle forwards on red alert when he comes pouring down the middle.

Sam Stephenson

PBC centre Sam Stephenson.

The tall, long striding centre is a boom boy of schoolboy and junior league. He will be a handful with his power and pace, and his long reach which can put his winger away.

Ryder Williams and Zane Harrison

Ryder Williams celebrates try. Picture: Evan Morgan

The peaches and cream of halves, the boys create a perfect blend - Williams with his attacking flair and Harrison with his game management. This pair were capable of taking the Seagulls to the finals, for sure.

Cory Pearse

Mark Nosa, middle, with his teammates including goal kicking hooker Cory Pearse (second from the right).

One of the most improved players in the Langer Trophy schoolboy competition with Marsden SHS last season, this Logan Brothers junior is street tough - but clever. He has a happy knack of picking our tired forwards and getting his team forward. He will come off the bench.

Billy Wellard

Billy Wellard.

Wellard is another interchange ace who, with his big body and speed, can give his side a lift - and then some.

Wynnum Manly

Kylem Vunipola

Saxon Innes and Kylem Vunipola at Marsden SHS Thursday April 27, 2023. Picture, John Gass

Vunipola has wanted to play fullback after bursting into the competition last season as a centre, and now the kid has his chance. He is a thorough professional who nails down his preparation and who is coming off an off-season at the Broncos.

Harry Armstrong

The Wide Bay talent lost nothing in comparison with his edge forward rivals in 2023, and such is his progression, Armstrong has been named captain of the Wynnum side. It is an inspired choice.

Beni Allen

Beni Allen.

Allen has a big job on his hands against rival props Jack Schmidt and Zac Kumbamong, but he is the type of mobile middle who will rise to the occasion.

Caden Frame

We like the look of his Alexandra Hills SHS product who has come through the Seagulls system and is now ready for the big boys in Meninga Cup.

THE TEAMS:

Wynnum Manly

1 Charlie Johnstone

2 Topaz Mohi

3 Kylem Vunipola

4 Tariq Tanner

5 Jaycob Kingston-Francis

6 Campbell Rolfe

7 Preston Cassidy

8 Beni Allen

9 Caden Frame

10 Zane Ford

11 Harry Armstrong

12 William Allen

13 Cayleb Johnson

14 Xavier Kirk

15 Cooper Day

16 Isopo Taunuu

17 Dempsey Taylor

Tweed Seagulls

1 Mason Barber

2 Joshua Donovan

3 Brock Lennox

4 Sam Stephenson

5 Tyson Ploegsma

6 Ryder Williams

7 Zane Harrison

8 Jack Schmidt

9 Jack Hudson

10 Zac Kumbamong

11 Junior Filimaua

12 Jac Finigan

13 Isaac Harrison

14 Cory Pearse

15 Hiawe King

16 Billy Wellard

17 Billy Tonkin

Souths Logan v Burleigh Bears

Souths Logan

Xavier Atoa

A jack-in-the-box talent who will whiz around from fullback causing no end of headaches to opposition teams this season.

Ryan McCann

Ryan McCann (right).

McCann will play wing where he will be a real speed merchant. Give him an inch and he will take the length of the field.

Javon Andrews and Jackson Howe

Javon Andrews.

Watch for highly skilled Titans recruit Andrews, a big body for a five-eight, to continue to ramp up his career next to a hard working, blue collar No. 7 in Howe.

Dirhys Sefo and Mou Taumaletila-Maulolo

Dirhys Sefo.

Watch for these bookends to lay a platform upfront for the Magpies - starting against an imposing Bears pack.

Burleigh Bears

Jett Bryce

Left to right Keebra captain Jett Bryce, PBC captain Zane Harrison. Picture Glenn Hampson

The Eveready batteries just never run out when it comes to this bloke. He was the best forward in the Langer Trophy last season who runs with gusto, cover defends like champion locks of the past and is just a ball of energy. We rate him very, very highlighly.

Cooper Bai

South Coast's Cooper Bai. Picture: Evan Morgan

Cooper Bai is just what the doctor order. An uncompromising No. 13 from Marymount College is the type of kids you build finals’ football around.

Bailey McConnell

Bailey McConnell of PBC

The Justin Hodges Medallist for Langer Trophy player of the year last season, five-eight McConnell will captain the Bears. He is a great runner of the ball who is at the height of his game.

Saxon Innes and Creedence Donovan

Creedence Donovan scores a try.

Two lightning quick wingers who will have alarm bells ringing in heat affected forwards when they bring the ball forward from the back field. You can’t coach the type of attacking skills they have. You either have it, or you don’t, and both these boys have it in spades.

Phillip Coates

Phillip Coates.

If you walk into Kougari you’d be forgiven for thinking Xavier Coates of Queensland Maroons fame is on the field. But it will be his look-alike brother Phillip, no mug himself. It is great to see the Marymount product get a chance in his company.

THE TEAMS:

Magpies:

1 Xavier Atoa

2 Ryan Mccann

3 Lachlan Offley

4 Alofaifo SULA

5 Kohen Briggs

6 Javon Andrews

7 Jackson Howe

8 Dirhys Sefo

9 Kruz Taputoa

10 Mou Taumaletila-Maulolo

11 Corey Nassif

12 Braden Teuila

13 Jayden SOLIEN

14 Lesayne Tuiasau

15 Korrbin AHU-SKELTON

16 Harlem Tata-Paki

17 Kylan Dicinoski

Bears:

1 Raymond Puru

2 Saxon Innes

3 Sunny Kama

4 Phillip Coates

5 Creedence Kelly Donovan

6 Bailey Mcconnell

7 Tama Te Ahorangi DARLINGTON

8 Brady Turner

9 Klay TANCRED

10 Talas ABELL

11 Jett Bryce

12 Philip Hakaraia-Ngamotu

13 Cooper Bai

14 Austin MARSTERS

15 Kanititeiti SIKAHELE

16 Amare MILFORD

17 Oscar Laffranchi

Redcliffe v Brisbane Tigers

Redcliffe

Lachlan Buchbach and Zac Herdegen

Lachlan Buchbach (left).

We said earlier how Tweed had halves made for finals, well so do the Dolphins. Buchbach was snapped up by the Dolphins academy after the Logan Brothers junior from Mabel Park SHS was the discovery player of the Langer Trophy.

Herdegen was another first class Langer Trophy performer (for Wavell SHS), a Bribie Island product who loses absolutely nothing in comparison to the best in the league.

Elijah Rasmussen

Look out, he’s back. After helping Redcliffe all the way to the Meninga Cup premiership last season, Kiwi product Rasmussen is back as a leader of the pack.

Zac Garton

Caloundra SHS rugby league talent Zac Garton. Picture: Kylie McLellan

He’s a kid on the rise. A rough and tumble edge back rower who is just made for NRL off-season, Garton will captain Redcliffe from the second row. While we can’t wait to see him go around again, opponents will be dreading his presence.

Lewis Symonds

Lewis Symonds at Marsden SHS Thursday April 27, 2023. Picture, John Gass

A boom off-season recruit for the Dolphins NRL academy from Marsden SHS, Symonds’ ability and personality makes him taylormade for the NRL-type environment which surrounds these squad.

Noah Law

Interchange forward Law comes from the school of hard knocks where he fought valiantly for a hard working, but struggling Wide Bay Bulls outfit. He will relish the chance in the Redcliffe squad.

LJ Nonu

Ipswich SHS trio Iosefa Kolio, LJ Nonu and Xavier Kirk.

Redcliffe supporters should look forward to seeing Nona in their squad. He hails from Ipswich SHS and was one of the best players - both in defence and attack - on Langer Trophy grand final day last season. He is a winger or a centre.

Brisbane Tigers

Jack Mccosker

The Stretton State College edge forward will captain the Tigers. McCosker is as good as any second rower in the competition and will lead from the front.

Xavier Hellyer

Xavier Hellyer.

In a rebuilding season for the Tigers, Hellyer is the perfect man to guide them around the park from No.7. A player with Meninga Cup grand final experience - he played for the Blackhawks against Redcliffe in last year’s decider - Hellyer’s kicking game and option taking is just what the squad needs.

Jack Tuite

Jack Tuite.

Tuite is a proven performer who helped St Laurence’s College win another AIC First XV rugby competition last season. He will play on the edge.

Braxton Wilson-Clune

From Mabel Park SHS’s stable, Wilson-Clune is an exciting wing finisher, a fleet-a-foot type who was also a representative touch football player.

THE TEAMS:

Dolphins:

1 John-Paul Donevski

2 Siosifa Kava

3 Prestyn Laine-Sietu

4 Tevita NAUFAHU

5 Lj Nonu

6 Lachlan Buchbach

7 Zac Herdegen

8 Elijah Rasmussen

9 Mathias SANTO-HERO

10 Patrick Kailahi

11 Zac Garton

12 Baylen DONALD

13 Lewis Symonds

14 Oliver Jones

15 Larry Siala

16 Jayden Butt

17 Noah Law

Tigers:

1 William Quinn

2 Vantayvius PEO

3 Braxton WILSON-CLUNE

4 Joshua Lee

5 Maila SETU

6 Braiden DRISCOLL

7 Xavier HELLYER

8 Connor SIMPSON

9 Tommy Green

10 Elijah KEUNG

11 Jack Tuite

12 Jack Mccosker

13

14 Xyon Purcell

15 Diezel BRUNKER

16 Ayrton Holmes

17 Jacob Sa

CONNELL CUP

Wynnum Manly v Tweed Seagulls

Wynnum Manly

David Bryenton

David Bryenton.

The Wynnum supporters will love this bloke. He is a dynamic, sidestepping No. 1 who flashed onto the club and school scene last year like a comet blazing across the sky.

Ezekiel Jones

Ezekiel Jones.

Local junior Jones was one of the big movers across the Connell season last year, playing his way into a Broncos academy contract. He will look to build on that performance when he steps up in class this season.

Majah-Jose Peachey, Taylan To’a

Majah-Jose Peachey playing for Queensland Maroon at the ASSRL Under-15 Boys Nationals. Picture: Darrell Nash / nashyspix.com

Right here, right now, we are talking about two of the best untapped raw talents around who will play second row. Peachey will look to ramp up his power running game and work hard off the ball after bursting onto the scene last season having come from farawar Perth.

The long striding, athletic To’a was a real stunner in his school age group last season at Marsden SHS and is an exciting prospect who tasted Langer Trophy football as a Year 10 student last season.

Throw in No. 13 Jared Horne and Wynnum have a young back row which would be the envy of the competition.

Tweed Seagulls

Boston Hubbard

Hubbard was electric at fullback across last season’s Connell Cup and will look to maintain the rage in 2024 playing in the older age group. Whenever he suits up in the No. 1 jersey he is pure excitement.

Taj Lateo

Palm Beach Currumbin players Marley McLaren and Taj lateo with Broncos legend Kevin Walters after the school won the Walters Cup.

A well trained, polished and skilled half from out of the Palm Beach Currumbin SHS community, Lateo is just the man to steer Tweed around.

Nelson Makaafi

Nelson Makaafi

Makaafi is an ace in the pack. A powerhouse edge forward, stopping the surging Makaafi is like trying to hold back the tide. He will go as strong in the first minute as he will in the last.

Viliami Fifita

Viliami Fifita in action for Future Titans. Picture: Titans Media

The dynamic prop from The Southport School played Queensland schoolboys 15 last season and will lap up the week to week challenge of Connell Cup footy.

THE TEAMS:

Wynnum Manly

1 David BRYENTON

2 Devine TIMU

3 Dean TAUAA

4 Antonio OKUSITINO

5 Tristan MACDONALD

6 Tyler PEREIRA

7 JORDAN HOTERE

8 Cooper Young

9 Ezekiel JONES

10 Franck Iraguha

11 Majah-Jose Peachey

12 Taylan To’a

13 Jared HORNE

14 Nate WALLIN

15 Marino Rimene

16 Koby MCGARRITY

17 Tamai BAKER

Tweed

1 Boston HUBBARD

2 Callum DALTON

3 Santino Pekepo-Tevaga

4 Beau Hartmann

5 Dylan WATKINS

6 Grange WOMAL

7 Taj LATEO

8 Ethan JACKSON

9 Jahkayis MABBETT

10 Torino JACKSON

11 Devin BATES-WELLINGTON

12 Nelson MAKAAFI

13 Benjamin QUINLAN

14 Jack WHITE

15 Jyah WHITE

16 Viliami FIFITA

17 Tavake TAU’A’ALO

Redcliffe v Brisbane Tigers

Redcliffe

Mereki Warradoo

Mereki Warradoo attacks. Picture: Tertius Pickard

A local junior, Warradoo can play fullback or hooker and is an off-the-whim player who can make opposition defences pay in the blink of an eye.

He played for Wavell SHS’s Langer Trophy side in 2023.

Brian Pouniu

Brian Pouniu.

Pouniu was the best forward in the Connell Cup last season and now he is in the centres.

Watch this space. He has desire and ability and loves the Dolphins jersey.

Sons of guns trio

Noah Fien

Redcliffe player Noah Fien.

Noah Fien’s dad Nathan played Origin, Test football for New Zealand and is a Dragons premiership winner currently on Dolphins coaching staff.

Watch for Fien in the halves.

Kaden Civoniceva

Kaden is the son of the great Petero Civoniceva and will lead the reigning premiers out of the prop position.

Cody Starr

The exciting second rower or prop from the Sunshine Coast district has been named in the pack. His dad Adam played NRL.

Nate Berrigan

Nate Berrigan.

The Queensland schoolboy selection in 2022 is a promising lock who is the son of Barry, an NRL player.

He is also the nephew of Sean Berrigan who played Origin footy.

Jairus Halahala

We have been waiting to see this young gun play and the time is now for the injury free second rower from Nudgee who was a Queensland schoolboy selection in 2022.

Brisbane Tigers

Kobi Floro

Kobi Floro.

Wavell SHS’s man mountain Kobi Floro will be a man among boys in this age group.

A prop signed to the Melbourne Storm, Floro was the Langer Trophy’s best rookie in 2023.

Dominic Ierome

Dominic Ierome.

We love this Year 11 Mabel Park SHS lock whose afro makes him a head taller.

Ierome runs hard and fast and has silky smooth skills which creates for his teammates.

Max Blanch

Max Blanch. Picture: Tom Primmer/QRU.

The Churchie First XV centre will be the Tigers captain and hooker after representing the Queensland Reds under-16s side at the back end of last year.

Also selected at halfback was Elijah Breen, the Brisbane Grammar School First XV playmaker.

THE TEAMS:

Redcliffe:

1 Mereki WARRADOO

2 Dustin APPO

3 Jake CARSBURG

4 Brian Pouniu

5 Logan HUDSON

6 Carter Welfare

7 Noah FIEN

8 Tylah AKAI

9 Amare WYNYARD

10 Kaden CIVONICEVA

11 Cody STARR

12 Jairus HALAHALA

13 Charlie Dickson

14 Marley BAKER

15 Lincoln KEMP

16 Taufa TAULANI

17 Nate BERRIGAN

Tigers:

1 Grayson Wharakura

2 Cooper MCINNERNEY

3 Jahzayis PERENARA-LIVAPULU

4 Keoki Koraba

5 Julius MATISENI

6 Vaughn PAHIVA

7 Elijah BREEN

8 Kobi Floro

9 Max Blanch

10 Cooper Benvenuti

11 VJ VIALAU

12 Palehehau LATU

13 Dominic IEROME

14 Jonah WILDE

15 Trent PICOT

16 Nikorima Wharakura

17 Hone SKINNER

Magpies v Burleigh Bears

Magpies

Adaquix-Jeramiah Watts-Luke

Hayden Watson, Adaquix Luke and Javon Andrews. Picture: Lyndon Mechielsen/Courier Mail

He is a promising young fullback who has been on and off the field over the last 12 months due to injury and will be looking for a clean run at the season.

Sam Martin

Jack Laing and Sam Martin.

A Broncos signed hooker who had a taste of Langer Trophy last season with Ipswich SHS.

Now in Year 12, hooker Martin is going to be a handful for defenders with his darts out of dummy-half.

Joseph Tupuse

Joseph Tupuse in action for Keebra Park. Picture: Supplied

He is a powerful Broncos signed representative centre who hails from Keebra Park SHS. He will be a challenge on the edge.

Mace Andrew and Fa’apala Feaunati

Action from the Australian state schools national rugby league championship match between Queensland Maroon and NSW CHS. QLDÕS Mace Andrew attacks. Picture: Tertius Pickard

Marsden SHS’s Mace Andrew is a mobile middle forward with size and the ability to play on the edge.

Meanwhile, captain Feaunati is a tall, athletic middle forward who represented the Queensland Schoolboys in the under-15s age group.

Burleigh

Seth Gundry

Seth Gundry.

A top-notch talent who will score tries and create tries from fullback. He is a quick, side stepping character who can light up a match.

Kilarney Lavender

Kilarney Lavender. Picture: Tom Primmer/QRU.

A powerful centre from The Southport School, Lavender will bust up his defenders and give the Bears great go forward.

He represented the Queensland Reds under-16s side last year.

Marley McLaren

Marley McLaren scores a try. Picture: Tertius Pickard

McLaren will be jumping out of his skin to play competitive footy again after sustained a knee injury at school. He has been named in the halves and will impact this competition, for sure.

Marley Igasan

Marley Igasan (left) as a Nerang Rooster.

A Coast kid who works hard at his game and who is eager to improve. Marley Igasan will play prop.

THE TEAMS:

Magpies:

1 Adaquix-Jeramiah WATTS-LUKE

2 Benson Tau

3 Tomu COOK

4 Joseph Tupuse

5 Siosaia POESE

6 Quentin TEUILA

7 Justus LOWNDES

8 Fa’apale Feaunati

9 Sam MARTIN

10 Mace ANDREW

11 Bostyn TAUFOOU

12 Te ara TAMEPO-HABIB

13 Fatumalosi NELU

14 Tayshaarn TONGA

15 Cain EGGERLING

16 Emmanuel ASOMUA

17 Jose ITO

Burleigh Bears:

1 Seth GUNDRY

2 Kingston SEVE

3 Kilarney LAVENDER

4 Hudson PRATT

5 Levi HANDYSIDE

6 Marley MCLAREN

7 Dallas INGRAM

8 Marley IGASAN

9 Hayden WATSON

10 Zephanaiah Takitaki

11 Te Ira RUDOLPH-MOKARAKA

12 Treleque Boyce-Silimaka

13 Tupou FRANCIS

14 Gabriel SALELE’A

15 Daniel RAKENA

16 Brodie SAUNDERS

17 Malakai MOSAATI

Harvey Norman under-19 girls

Wynnum-Manly v Tweed Seagulls

Wynnum-Manly

Sienna Lofipo

Titans player Sienna Lofipo.

Wynnum have a flystart on opponents with Lofipo in the side. She has been named five-eight and is a class act.

Aylissa McCarthy 

McCarthy is a real “just get the job done’’ type who will lead the way as an edge forward.

Tweed

Mercedez Taulelei-Siala will be missing from the opening round but don’t worry, they have Savannah Roberts-Hickling who will run and kick the opposition around.

Savannah Roberts-Hickling makes a tackle. U17s girls Koori Knockout grand final, Northern United Dirawongs vs. Minda Sisters. Picture: Andrea Francolini

Phoenix Raine-Hippi

Every side needs an x-factor and this is what Raine-Hippi will bring to the side from centre.

Redcliffe v Brisbane Tigers

Tigers

Alice Shannon

Alice Shannon (right).

The Australian schoolgirls prop will give her side plenty of forward thrust.

India Seeto

India Seeto.

Another off-season recruit, the Australian schoolgirl half is a trump addition for the Tigers. She has been named at No.7.

Leilani Tuqiri 

From the famous Tuqiri family, Tuqiri will bring some flair and creative play to the Tigers ball-play. She will play five-eight.

Relna Hosea

QLD player Relna Wuruki-Hosea Girls QLD Vs WA in the ASSRL national championships in Redcliffe. Saturday July 1, 2023. Picture, John Gass

The powerhouse Queensland schoolgirls centre will complement the team’s forward play and creative halves with damaging edge running. She will play centre.

Magpies v Bears

Magpies

Shannon Symon

Symon is a coachable pocket rocket who last year played for Easts in the premier women's competition.

Now playing rugby league, Symon will fit right in with her defensive ability.

Makayla Howarth

A grand final winner with the Waterford Demons and Mabel Park SHS, Howarth will be a handful at centre.

Bears

Zali Bettridge

Bettridge is super-fast and a clinical finisher who will feature heavily for the Bears on the wing.

Nadia Windleborn

Nadia Windleborn (middle) with several of her Titans Academy teammates (pictured in 2022). Picture: Titans Media

Robina Raptors junior Nadia Windleborn was the Queensland Schoolgirls hooker who is in the Titans NRLW Academy.

Harvey Norman under-17 girls

Souths Logan v Burleigh Bears

Souths Logan

Lili Lewis and Janique Mili

Watch for the organising half Lewis to use the running game of fullback Mili. Amani and Mele MisaThe sister will be aces in the pack, types who lift standards on game day.

Burleigh Bears

Lacey McLaren 

The Magpies may have Mili but the Bears have Lacey McLaren who will bring her dangerous running into the match from fullback.

Tamun-Ginda Kelly

The Bears were in safe hands with Tamun-Ginda Kelly handling the side from halfback.

THE TEAMS:

Magpies:

1 Bella FOAI

2 Janique MILI

3 Tiahna KANAWI

4 Prayer Playle

5 Ebony Tziros

6 Danielle-Elizabeth TUTAKANGAHAU

7 Lilianah LEWIS

8 Bella ALO

9 Shelby BOCHOW

10 Sharlene VAILI

11 Mamele MISA

12 Sienna TREW

13 Amanii MISA

14 Lara KEELING

15 Hawke KAHU

16 Aatahua LAWRENCE-LEMON

17 Benae Toloa

Bears:

1 Lacey MCLAREN

2 Taliah Anderson

3 Kaelyn PASSI

4 Genesis TUPA’I

5 Grace Jacobsen

6 Campbell Phillips

7 Yamun-Ginda KELLY-BUCHANAN

8  Sylvia TANGERIA

9 Nivea Te Hokowhitu-Wynne

10 Eta Sikahele

11 Seneisha Hepi

12 Aaliayah-May MACKENZIE

13 Tiggi Groves

14 Mikayla Robinson

15 Isabella Brown

16 Olivia MCALLISTER

17 Nikola MacDonald

Redcliffe v Brisbane Tigers

Redcliffe

Harlem Walker and Deleni Paitai

Second rower Walker and centre Paitai will be edge players giving the Dolphins thrust. 

Raewyn Olomali’i

At halfback or hooker, Oloamali’i will handle the ball often and Redcliffe could be in better hands with her guiding the side around.

Tigers

We like the look of the Tigers back row, Riley-Jay Henry-Purcell, Orianna Clark and Lishainah Ulugai while prop Porche John has been named captain.

THE TEAMS:

Redcliffe:

1 Shar-Lene NATI

2 Layla Satui

3 DELENI Paitai

4 Lenore GEORGETOWN

5 Tia Molo

6 Kaia Skeen

7 Ellicyr TIGHE

8 Luisa OLOMALII

9 Raewyn Olomalii

10 Harmony HARRIS

11 Harlem WALKER

12 Mya TRONC

13 Keira RANGI

14 Tiarnee Condon

15 Sitara English

16 Letia ALEFAIO

17 Esme Hearsum

Tigers:

1 Imrana Pasese

2 Rosa-Millan LEFONO

3 Namoe GESA

4 Carleigh PIO

5 Aganoa Pasese

6 Charlotte KEKI

7 Kameryn BRAY

8 Porche JOHN

9 Enah DESIC

10 Sky-yvette FAIMALIE

11 Lishainah ULUGIA

12 Orianna CLARK

13 Riley-Jay Henry-Purcell

14 Lily SUMNER

15 Sasha WILLEMSE

16 Namileeyah PIO

17 Shantai CORA

Wynnum Manly v Tweed Seagulls

Tweed

Kaylee Booth

An ideal utility to carry through the season, the creative Booth has an innate ability to run a side.

Ayla Peters

Peters has been handed the responsibility of leading the side around.

Wynnum-Manly

Tupoutua King

King will give Wynnum plenty of strength through the middle.

Tameka Barnes

Barnes is a Miss Natural who is a football from her boot laces to the top of head.

London Pakura

Pakura is another natural talent.

THE TEAMS:

Wynnum Manly:

1 Leevi Williams

2 Breanna Gault

3 Lauryn MARTIN

4 Jada Waerea

5 Jayla ANDREW

6 Nikita BALLINGER

7 Tameka BARNES

8 Summer THORNE

9 Emily WHITTAKER

10 Tupoutua KING

11 Amber JAMES

12 Taleigha Kingston-Francis

13 London PAKURA

14 Kc CAMPBELL

15 Blaze THORNELL-HEI HEI

16 Lily Webby

17 Taya SOLOMON

Tweed:

1 Torah LUADAKA

2 Alyce Togo

3 Lacey Pedlow

4 Jordan WILDMAN

5 Brianna Dance

6 Kaylee BOOTH

7 Ayla Peters

8 Tedashii Cora

9 Diamond Graham

10 Saskia Croyston

11 Eden Velegrinis

12 Chelsea Coleman

13 Mackenzie Croyston

14 Lourdes Vainikolo

15 Aurora MAIDEN

16 Molly Benjamin

17 Natalia Hickling