It wasn’t long ago NSW Origin debutant Jayme Fressard was a teenager going off the rails. Now she’s one of five Roosters players – and four Blues – making their way up the ranks of female coaching, using her story as inspiration.
State of Origin II will have a similar feel for Millie Elliott despite playing a very different role. She may not be playing, but she’ll still tie up her boots and take the field.
After humiliation on home turf in the series opener, Queensland coach Tahnee Norris has been forced to shuffle her team for Origin II, including a recall for a star forward. SEE THE TEAMS.
NSW are set to be full strength for State of Origin II next Thursday night as they prepare to claim the shield for the first time in three years.
League convert shares her remarkable journey from country Queensland and cattle mustering to the bright lights of Vegas. See inside Kayla Jackson’s amazing journey here.
The Dragons are slowly rebuilding their roster for the upcoming NRLW season, with one off-contract star preparing to sign on the dotted line.
After making her way back into the frame for a NSW Origin jersey, an untimely injury has forced Cowboys star Kirra Dibb to go under the knife. See what it means for the Sky Blues.
Kennedy Cherrington is a NSWRL star and captain of the Maori All-Stars but at the age of eight she required open heart surgery to save her life.
The leading tryscorer in NRLW history, Teagan Berry, will make a decision on her future within the next fortnight amid a hot chase from several heavyweight NRLW clubs – and she’s not the only sought-after star.
Canterbury star Holli Wheeler has spoken for the first time since the sudden departure of head coach Blake Cavallaro, revealing how Bulldogs boss Phil Gould galvanised the squad.
The Jillaroos will head to Las Vegas for their historic Test match against England with a new coach, after a turbulent six months finally caught up with long-standing coach Brad Donald.
The Bulldogs have a groundbreaking NRLW opportunity. There are two obvious candidates for the vacant coaching job if they’re brave enough to make a big decision for the future, writes PAMELA WHALEY.
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