Live stream: Meet every player competing at the ASSRL National Championships

It is a roll call filled to the brim with exciting talents including brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of NRL talents as well as a second-rower who’s described as a ‘rugby league cheat code’. Meet the players of the ASSRL Nationals.

It is a roll call filled to the brim with exciting talents including brothers, sisters, sons and daughters of NRL talents as well as a second-rower who’s coach describes as a ‘rugby league cheat code’.

Meet the players ready to take the field across a massive two-week schools rugby league extravaganza at the ASSRL Nationals.

Every match from the ASSRL Nationals, including the Under-15/16 tournament from June 30-July 5 and the Under-18 tournament from July 7-July 12, will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV.

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Erindale College, the number one league nursery in the nation’s capital, is the best represented school across the two weeks with 17 students named in teams despite the ACT still yet to name their Under-15 boys and Under-18 girls sides so expect that number to climb.

Patrician Brothers Blacktown will also be well represented across both NSW Combined Catholic College’s boys sides, including barnstorming backrowers Jacob Halangahu, Josiah Vaha’akolo-Fifita and Tyson Sangalang ready to run amok in the Under-18s tournament.

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Halangahu, an Australian Schoolboys representative last year, has been one of the stars of the NRL Schoolboys Cup this season with his school coach warning the best is yet to come.

Dragons-contracted backrower Jacob Halangahu will be one of the players to watch at the ASSRL Nationals. Picture: Warren Gannon Photography

“He works hard on his craft, I think if you asked him, he just wants to be the best there is,” Patrician Brothers Blacktown coach Noah Meares said.

“That internal drive is his biggest skill outside of what he can do on a football field.

“He has that want to win everything. It makes him a bit of a force to be reckoned with.”

While most states are yet to submit their girls squads for the Under-18 nationals, Queensland has put the rest of the nation on red alert already with an exciting squad.

The Queensland squad features three returning players from the inaugural Australian Schoolgirls team including rampaging forwards Alice Shannon and Armani-Lea Auvae who will partner each other in a scary front-row.

Speedy finisher Mercedez Taulelei-Siala will also return on the wing for Queensland.

Please note: We will continue to update the below squad lists as teams submit their line-ups ahead of the ASSRL Nationals.

UNDER-18s BOYS

Australian Capital Territory

1. Braydan Darmody (St Edmunds College), 2. Kruger Roache (Erindale College), 3. Harry Hudson (Erindale College), 4. Luke Tuialii (Erindale College), 5. Cooper Johnston (Erindale College), 6. Jamie Cowling (St Mary Mackillop College), 7. Jonah Anderson (Erindale College), 8. Jacob Ma’u-Pohiva (Erindale College), 9. Mitchell Brophy (Erindale College), 10. Zildjian Tafili (Erindale College), 11. Brock Apolevski (Erindale College), 12. Lochie Ellard (Erindale College), 13. Andrew Muir (Erindale College), 14. Yuri Hromow (Erindale College), 15. Billy Hollands (Erindale College), 16. Isaiah Nauer (Erindale College), 17. Samuel Green (Erindale College), 18. Lucas McPherson (Erindale College), 19. Troy Codey (Erindale College), 20. Patrick Dawson (Gungahlin College)

Coach: Ash Barnes (Erindale College)

Hlafback Jonah Anderson will return to lead the ACT side around the paddock in his second ASSRL Nationals campaign. Picture, John Gass

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges

1. Jack Attard (St Dominic’s College), 2. Lucas Borg (Corpus Christi Catholic High), 3. Andes (AJ) Johanssen (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 4. Will Rosenbaum (Newman Senior College), 5. Lachlan Dooner (St Gregory’s College), 6. Cooper Black (St Gregory’s College), 7. Jhett Sydir (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 8. Alex Challenor (St Aloysius College), 9. Lachlan Coinakis (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 10. Cody Hopwood (All Saints College), 11. Josiah Vaha’akolo-Fifita (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 12. Jacob Halangahu (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 13. Tyson Sangalang (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 14. Jared Haywood (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 15. Jack Hilliar (All Saints College), 16. Lucas Rossi (St Gregory’s College), 17. Fletcher O’Doherty (St Mary’s College), 18. Roman Tuaimau (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 19. Jeziah Papa (Patrician Brothers, Fairfield), 20. Jope Rauqe (Holy Cross College)

Coach: Damien Quinn (St Joseph’s College)

NSW Combined High Schools

1. Michael Nassar (Hills Sports), 2. Lorima Rokosuka (Westfields Sports), 3. Nikora Williams (Endeavour Sports), 4. Toby Winter (Hunter Sports), 5. Zailen Campbell-Cook (Melville High), 6. Lorenzo Talataina (Hills Sports), 7. Kade Reed (Illawarra Sports), 8. Simione Laiafi (Bass High), 9. Aaron Keppie (Bass High), 10. Campbell Munn (Narrabeen Sports), 11. Pheonix Godinet (Bass High), 12. Darcy Smith (Kincumber High), 13. Thomas Dellow (Endeavour Sports), 14. Matty McEwen (Callaghan College), 15. Lincoln Fletcher (Hills Sports), 16. Peter Taai (Westfields Sports), 17. Patrick Carey (Bellingen High), 18. Beau Hill (Hunter Sports), 19. Ryda Talagi (Westfields Sports), 20. Jordan Hamlin (Farrer MAHS)

Coach: Brad Kelly (Endeavour Sports)

NSW Combined Independent Schools

1. Tylan Black-Berryman (St Augustine’s College), 2. Cyrus Bloomfield (Oakhill College), 3. Heamasi Makasini (Newington College, Stanmore), 4. Kahu Capper (Waverley College), 5. Rex Bassingthwaighte (SHORE School), 6. Mitchell Woods (St Patrick’s College), 7. Toby Rodwell (Newington College), 8. Tanner Mahon (Central Coast Sports College), 9. Alex Conti (St Patrick’s College), 10. Devonte` Vaotu’ua (Central Coast Sports College), 11. Heinz Lemoto (The Scots College), 12. Josiah Fesolai (Central Coast Sports College), 13. James Finegan (Waverley College), 14. Lachlan Simpson (Central Coast Sports College), 15. Samuel Polley (Oakhill College), 16. Lancelot Tovio (Cranbrook School), 17. Thomas McKenna (Waverley College), 18. Dayne Fallon (GOAL College), 19. Christian Pasikala (Central Coast Sports College), 20. Jai Callaghan (SHORE School)

Coach: Mr John Williams (Oakhill College)

Queensland

1. Mason Barber (Keebra Park SHS), 2. Sunny Kama (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS), 3. Sam Stephenson (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS), 4. Phillip Coates (Marymount College), 5. Junior Saifiti (Ipswich SHS), 6. Zac Herdegen (Wavell SHS), 7. Zane Harrison (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS), 8. Cooper Clarke (Caloundra SHS), 9. Jai Bowden (Mountain Creek SHS), 10. Elijah Keung (Mabel Park SHS), 11. Zac Garton (Caloundra SHS), 12. Jared Horne (Wavell SHS), 13. Cooper Bai (Marymount College), 14. Hayden Watson (Marsden SHS), 15. Xzavier Timeteo (Ipswich SHS), 16. Zac Kumbamong (Keebra Park SHS), 17. Charlie Dickson (Wavell SHS), 18. Maddox Goodwin (Wavell SHS), 19. Elijah McKay (The Cathedral College), 20. Seth Gundry (Miami SHS)

Coach: Geoff Eggert (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS)

Combined Affiliated States

1. Matt Kereti (The Grange P-12), 2. Chae Sinclair (Rosehill Secondary College), 3. Zeph Faumiuna (The Grange P-12), 4. Joseph Vela (Brighton Grammar), 5. Jethro Scanlan (Victoria University Secondary College), 6. Waka Hammond (Hallam Senior College), 7. Darius Rodgers (Carine Senior HS), 8. Alipate Vaka (Hallam Senior College), 9. Lockyer Azile - Foliola (Victoria University Secondary College), 10. Shalom Uatisone (Mt Ridley College), 11. Elijah Po Ching (Victoria University Secondary College), 12. David Tuariki (Manor Lakes P-12 College), 13. Izaac Batey (Hallam Senior College), 14. Deacon King (Mt Ridley College), 15. Micah Warena (Hallam Senior College), 16. Daniel Moananu (The Grange P-12), 17. Phoenix Woods (Hallam Senior College), 18. Ezekiel Tausili (Hallam Senior College), 19. Kyu Fiaui (Mt Ridley College), 20. Sefita Tauali’i (Hallam Senior College)

UNDER-18s GIRLS

ACT

1. Sienna Gerstenberg (St John Paul II College), 2. Gabriella Savage Fa’Aoso (Dickson College), 3. Ella Kelly (Erindale College), 4. Magdalena Velovski (Erindale College), 5. Eliza Taylor (Hennessy College), 6. Imojean Vea (Lake Ginninderra College), 7. Lahni Hall (Erindale College), 8. Angelina Costa (Erindale College), 9. Reese Vidler (Erindale College), 10. Teuila Ah Key (Erindale College), 11. Uta Uatisone Poka (Erindale College), 12. Stevie Serafin (Erindale College), 13. Makenna Ravouvou (Daramalan College), 14. Sabrina Marela (Erindale College), 15. Alyrah Cole (Erindale College), 16. Lara Carroll (Lumen Christi), 17. Kezia Hughes-Watts (Hawker College), 18. Hollie Shepherd (Erindale College), 19. Alysha Eti (Erindale College), 20. Annabelle Mickleson (Daramalan College)

Coach: Connor Bush (Woden Valley Rams)

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges

1. Macey Cox (St Joseph’s Catholic College), 2. Emily Dietrich (McCarthy Catholic College), 3. Stevie Botham (St Mary’s Catholic College), 4. Liesl Hopoate (Mount Carmel Catholic College), 5. Kiana Vatabua (Nagle Catholic College), 6. Sienna Mae Montgomery (St Peter’s Catholic College), 7. Georgie Barrett (James Sheahan Catholic HS), 8. Annelise Hall (John Therry Catholic College), 9. Tarnee Ingram (McCarthy Catholic College), 10. Elizabeth Montgomery (St Francis Xavier College), 11. Rhian Yeo (Holy Spirit College), 12. Summer Dowell (St Joseph’s Catholic College), 13. Stella Lewis (Newman Senior Technical College),

14. Malaki Poa (St Joseph’s Catholic College), 15. Christine Katoa Tongia (Lasalle Catholic College), 16. Ava Glassie (Newman Senior Technical College), 17. Heidi Brownlie (Lumen Christi Catholic College), 18. Lillie McLean (Our Lady of the Sacred Heart), 19. Ellie Barnett (Marist Sisters College), 20. Jessica Brightwell (Bethany Catholic College), 24. Summer Barton (St Joseph’s College)

Coach: Scott Ashcroft (St Patrick’s College)

Indie Bostock of the Illawarra Steelers will be part of the NSW CHS squad in Coffs Harbour. Photo: Denis Ivaneza

NSW Combined High Schools

1. Kayla Henderson (Crestwood HS), 2. Natalia Bostock (The Rivers Secondary College), 3. Indie Bostock (Warilla HS), 4. Phoenix-Raine Hippi (Ballina Coast HS), 5. Herewaka Pohatu (Illawarra Sports HS), 6. Aylah McColloch (Hunter Sports HS), 7. Kiara McGregor (Endeavour Sports HS), 8. Seriah Palepale (Bass HS), 9. Koffi Brookfield (Kiama HS), 10. Ryvrr-Lee Alo (Hunter Sports HS), 11. Pauline Sui-ruka (Westfields Sports High), 12. Tahlia O’Brien (Figtree HS), 13. Trinity Tauanei (Bass HS), 14. Tori Shipton (Bulli HS), 15. Alana O’Loughlin (The Henry Lawson HS), 16. Grace Dabin (Brisbane Waters Secondary), 17. Lucy Luamanu (Eagle Vale HS), 18. Olivia Va’alele (The Hills Sports HS), 19. Ella Walker (The Hills Sports High), 20. Lacey Cross (Northern Beaches Secondary College)

Coach: Alec Bush (Eagle Vale High School)

NSW Combined Independent Schools

1. Ella Knowles (Central Coast Sports College), 2. Milla Caine (MLC School), 3. Olivia Saley (Central Coast Sports College), 4. Bronte Ryan (Central Coast Sports College), 5. Modesty Tefeuni (Regents Park Christian School), 6. Addie Hagan (Scone Grammar School), 7. Mia Montgomery (Presbyterian Ladies College), 8. Bonnii Porter (New England Girls School), 9. Mahlie Cashin (Central Coast Sports College), 10. Evie Gimbert (Scone Grammar School), 11. Dior O’Davis (St Philip’s Christian College), 12. Millie Parker (Central Coast Sports College), 13. Ellie Brander (Central Coast Sports College), 14. Bella Morris (GOAL College), 15. Taya Floyd (GOAL College), 16. Jasmine Rorani (Oakhill College), 17. Regan Simpson (New England Girls School), 18. Sonaiva Kini-Samuelu (GOAL College), 19. Jennifer Tuilagi (Mountain View Adventist College), 20. Ava Lavender (GOAL College)

Coach: Mr Joe Besgrove (Central Coast Sports College)

Northern Territory Titans

1. Nelly Thomas (Katherine High School), 2. Mickayla Martin (Xavier Catholic College), 5. Tamalia Gillett (Katherine HS), 6. Marley Morgan (Palmerston College), 7. Sharna Edwards (Seda College), 9. Aaliyah Whyte (Seda College), 12. Jazmin Lord (Darwin HS), 14. Hilda Sigakole (Casuarina Senior College), 15. Matilda Seden (Casuarina Senior College), 16. Savannah Bolt (Casuarina Senior College), 17. Adi Jiokaveti Meybhell Heilala Kawa (Centralian Senior College), 18. Stewani Tawai (Casuarina Senior College), 19. Mawgan Keats (SEDA College), 20. Fotini Maillis (Casuarina Senior College), 21. Rania Shelford (Centralian Senior College), 22. Cecilia Misob (Palmerston Senior College), 24. Zanna Roach (Darwin HS), 27. Tamika Tonson (Casuarina Senior College), 28. Honey Chastain (Darwin HS), 30. Olive Silcock (Darwin HS)

Coach: Bianca Scymgour (Brothers)

Queensland front-rower and Australian Schoolgirls representative Armani-Lea Auvae returns for the ASSRL Nationals. Picture: John Gass

Queensland

1. Zoe Robson (The Cathedral College), 2. Nazlyn Waaka-Rhind (Mabel Park SHS), 3. Jennifer Kimber (Moranbah SHS), 4. Deleni Paitai (Marsden SHS), 5. Mercedez Taulelei-Siala (Ipswich SHS), 6. Shalom Sauaso (Ipswich SHS), 7. Chloe Pallisier (The Glennie School), 8. Armarni-Lea Auvae (Mabel Park SHS), 9. Raewyn Olomalii (Marsden SHS), 10. Alice Shannon (Mabel Park SHS), 11. Tiresa Leasuasu (Ipswich SHS), 12. Reegan Hicks (Australian Christian College), 13. Amanii Misa (Mabel Park SHS), 14. Danielle Tutakangahau (Mabel Park SHS), 15. Keira Rangi (Wavell SHS), 16. Orianna Clark (Ipswich SHS), 17. Eta Fusi Sikahele (Keebra Park SHS), 18. Harlem Walker (Mabel Park SHS), 19. Mariah Brown (Mabel Park SHS), 20. Dominika Baleinagasau (Ipswich SHS)

Coach: Deanna Turner (St John Fisher College)

Victoria

1. Sammy-Lee Gunn-Tauai (Narre Warren South P-12), 2. Kyana Gordon (EHE),

3. Jada Patelesio (Craigieburn Secondary College), 4. Lourdez Sakaria (Melton Secondary College), 5. Mona Taleo (Fountain Gate Secondary College), 6. Summer Luamanu (Westall Secondary College), 7. Tianah Te’o (Mernda Central College), 8. Manaia Cooper (Beaufort Secondary College), 9. Louisa Tearetoa (Fountain Gate Secondary College), 10. Kamanu Li’i Dennis (Hoppers Crossing Secondary College), 11. Kassidy Kahotea (Pakenham Secondary College), 12. Paige Diaz (Cranbourne East Secondary College), 13. Turou George (Westall Secondary College), 14. Kelela Havea (Tarneit Senior College), 15. Esther Kaitani (Hampton Park Secondary College), 16. Leilani Weatherby (Manor Lakes College), 17. Rosabella Asiata (The Grange P-12), 18. Faalaniga Nimo (Tarneit Senior College), 19. Niah-Telesia Tukino (Mount Ridley P 12 College), 20. Pearl Magatogia (Melton Secondary College)

Coach: Brian George

Western Australia

1. Sydney Kaukau (Cronulla High School), 2. Tia Hauraki (Ellenbrook Secondary College),

4. Briar Kawau (Gilmore College), 5. Valerie Banza (Aveley Secondary College), 6. Indianna Timms (Coastal Lakes College), 7. Leokadia Tairea (Gilmore College), 8. Jancey Mato (Rockingham Senior HS), 8. Willow Leach (Coastal Lakes College), 10. Raukura Tukiwaho (Ellenbrook Secondary College), 11. Manaia Thomas (Gilmore College), 12. Caitlin Loader (Rockingham Senior HS), 13. Chloe Amataiti (Rockingham Senior HS) 14. Isabella Hopping (Aberfoyle HS), 15. Mileekah Williams (Murray Bridge HS), 16. Lalirra Dane (Marsden State High), 17. Tiffany Phoneyiem (Casuarina Senior College), 18. Manawanui Tuhakaraina (Cronulla HS), 19. Jessica Kaukau (Cronulla HS)

Coach: John Hough

UNDER-15 BOYS

Australian Capital Territory

1. Karney Kelly (St Edmunds College), 2. Gabriel Chauvin (Erindale College), 3. Altas Tiatia Atilua (St Edmunds College), 4. Taniela Mapapalangi (St Edmunds College), 5. Jack Edwards (Melba Copeland High School), 6. Drew Kemp (Melba Copeland HS), 7. William Adams (Alfred Deakin HS), 8. Sonny Lauvao (St Edmunds College), 9. Campbell Lloyd (St Edmunds College), 10. Geoffrey Olivetti (Marist College), 11. Joshua Svager (St Mary Mackillop College), 12. Cooper Leslie (Daramalan College), 13. Max Lundy (Daramalan College), 14. Brayden Kent (St Edmunds College), 15. Cooper Stevenson (St Edmunds College), 16. Kaleb Matthews (St Edmunds College), 17. Harry Borton (St Edmunds College), 18. Oliver Clayden (Marist College), 19. Mitchell Bodycott (Amaroo School), 20. Ezra Taiatini (St Edmunds College)

Coach: Jack Bramley (Monaro Colts)

ASSRL Goannas

1. Cobie Carr (Gilgandra HS), 2. Jared Turner (Tagai State College), 3. Samuel Tamu (Ignatius Park College), 4. Malanjei Lane-Green (Goodooga Central School), 5. Burran Roberts (Ballina Coast HS), 6. Tyler Addo (Trinity Bay SHS), 7. Nate Martin (Red Bend College), 8. Xavier Vaipulu (Hunter Sports High), 9. Kaedyn Ketchell (Tully SHS), 10. Bailey Pickvance (Macksville HS), 11. Safin Elara (St Marys College, Toowoomba), 12. Jerome Cosgrave (Westfields Sports High), 13. Saia Tonga (The Rivers Secondary College), 14. Tristan Doolan (Lightning Ridge Central School), 15. Bernard Sabadi (Trinity Bay SHS), 16. Brandon Bowie-Nona (Tagai State College), 17. Jack Hamilton (Keebra Park SBS), 18. Deegan Lesniak (Tumbarumba HS), 19. Henry McMillan (St Marys College, Toowoomba), 20. Denzel Mosby (Tagai State College)

Coach: Dustin Stewart (Trinity SHS)

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges

1. Riley Rostron (All Saints College), 2. Lorima Seuseu (Holy Cross College), 3. Enoka Fretton (Patrician Brothers), 4. Zack Fitzgerald (Patrician Brothers College), 5. Ezekiel Tutaia (St Dominic’s College), 6. Jaylin Moran (St Dominic’s College), 7. Charlie Burey (St Bede’s Catholic College), 8. Cordell Murdock Arama (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 9. Ryan Cloey (Emmaus Catholic College), 10. Zavier Suluvale-Liumaunu (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 11. Jake Capovilla (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 12. Jonathan Herbert (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 13. Charlie Xuereb (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 14. Bailey Logue (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 15. Darby Fotheringham (Holy Cross College), 16. Seluki Halangahu (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 17. Sioeli Iongi (Holy Cross College), 18. Cooper Bannon (St Joseph’s Regional College), 19. Douglas Faaoso (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown), 20. Jackson Gray (Marcellin College)

Coach: Noah Meares (Patrician Brothers, Blacktown)

NSW Combined High Schools

1. Oliver Burton (Illawarra Sports), 2. Liam Martin (Hunter Sports), 3. Montee Leatupue (Hills Sports), 4. Luca Te Awa (Endeavour Sports), 5. Morgan Carter (Hunter Sports), 6. Charlie Bateup (Endeavour Sports), 7. Noah Fitzgerald (Illawarra Sports), 8. Anthony Mailangi (James Cook High), 9. Kingston Finau (Westfields Sports), 10. Api Amone (Illawarra Sports), 11. Jaedyn Tuigamala-Nicholas (Endeavour Sports), 12. Kingston Seuseu (Wadalba High), 13. Hayden Bell (Westfields Sports), 14. Terowie Golding Lyons (Westfields Sports), 15. Dustin Hiscock (Barraba Central High), 16. Jezaiah Charles (Murrumbidgee Regional High), 17. Asher Chapman (Kiama High), 18. Zephaniah Finau (Westfields Sports), 19. Afa Sua (Bass High), 20. Hunter Fangupo (Illawarra Sports)

Coach: Tony Wilson (Gilgandra High)

NSW Combined Independent Schools

1. Julian Minto (St Joseph’s College), 2. Zac Barton (Central Coast Sports College), 3. Thomas Aroyan (The Kings School), 4. Ethan Mullins (Trinity Grammar School), 5. Devida Hopoate (Waverley College), 6. Rico Elers (Central Coast Sports College), 7. Payton Tarau (Waverley College), 8. Urijah Brown (Trinity Grammar School), 9. Levi Ellis (Oakhill College), 10. Mohulamu Afu (Waverley College), 11. Manni Campbell (Central Coast Sports College), 12. Taoko Samson (Waverley College), 13. Khyanu Mahon (Central Coast Sports College), 14. Samuel Michie (Green Point Christian College), 15. Kaiasi Talakai (Waverley College), 16. Hunter Hall (Scone Grammar School), 17. Cooper Williams (St Stainlaus College), 18. Lior Barhaim (Waverley College), 19. Billy Miller (Barker College), 20. Thomas Longland (St Augustine’s College)

Coach: Mr Yoni Charlupski (Knox Grammar)

Northern Territory Titans

1. Landen Cole (Palmerston College), 2. Jack Cogill (Taminmin College), 3. Jed Terry (Taminmin College), 4. Jerome Garling (O’Loughlin Catholic College), 5. Latelle Robertson (Dripstone Middle School), 6. Dallas Robertson (Nightcliff Middle School), 7. Noah Po-ching (Nightcliff Middle School), 8. Dayne Tarau (Palmerston College), 9. Dylan Stanley (Marrara Christian College), 10. Brandon Seiler (Essington School), 11. Declan Reynolds (Taminmin College), 12. Nate Ledo (Palmerston Christian College), 13. Harry Bader (Katherine High), 14. Kade Kraut (MacKillop Catholic College), 15. Douglas Moore (Taminmin College), 16. Glenn Ahmat (Mackillop Catholic), 17. Mesake Utonivaya (Centralian Senior College), 18. Rayvin Waters (Dripstone Middle School), 19. Lukas Gill (Darwin Middle School), 20. Lincoln Lewis (Good Shepherd Lutheran College)

Coach: Mike Rawiri (NRL NT)

Queensland Maroons Charlie Webb came off the bench in the side’s Under-15 grand final last year, this year he starts at halfback. Picture: nashyspix.com

Queensland Maroon

1. Boston Nau (Wavell SHS), 2. James Peni (Redcliffe SHS), 3. Leo Briggs (Ipswich Grammar), 4. Baxter Best (Ipswich SHS), 5. Christopher Vaimili-Toalepai (Marsden SHS), 6. Hayden Madders (Wavell SHS), 7. Charlie Webb (Wavell SHS), 8. Lorenzo Peseta (Redcliffe SHS), 9. Peter Uilivai-Pita (Ipswich SHS), 10. SJ Pulepule (Marsden SHS), 11. Sangwani Chinula (St Patrick’s College), 12. Ashton Taylor (St Joseph’s College Nudgee), 13. Maquis Sando (Marsden SHS), 14. Murphy Phillips (Miami SHS), 15. Billy Spicer (St Joseph’s College Nudgee), 16. Cordell Kirk (Ipswich SHS), 17. Billo Wotton (Wavell SHS), 18. Karter Iva (Brisbane SHS), 19. Diezel Guilonta (Marsden SHS), 20. Chilli Tonelli-Smith (St Joseph’s College)

Coach: Chris Little (Caboolture SHS)

Queensland White

1. Leroy Malone (Concordia Lutheran College), 2. Jonathan Alo (Redcliffe SHS), 3. Eru Gun-James (Kirwan SHS), 4. Kyron Arthy (Redcliffe SHS), 5. Derek Ahwang (Ipswich Grammar School), 6. Manua Dau (Kirwan SHS), 7. Kingsley Bray (Brisbane SHS), 8. Isaac Salei (Wavell SHS), 9. Deshawn Compton (Keebra Park SHS), 10. Lennox Ngata-Faofua (Redcliffe SHS), 11. Cruz Molo (Wavell SHS), 12. Kyanu Seiuli (Ipswich SHS), 13. Lachlan Hillman (St Mary’s College), 14. Darius Birve (Caloundra SHS), 15. Ezekiel Filipi (Mabel Park SHS), 16. Brooklyn Campbell (St Mary’s College), 17. Lucas Haack (St Patrick’s College), 18. Kingzen Lefono (Brisbane SHS), 19. Tamiana Fatiaki (Ignatius Park College), 20. Israel Faialaga (Wavell SHS)

Coach: Joshua Bretherton (Ipswich SHS)

Victoria

1. Hunter Stokie (Kambrya College), 2. Texas Esera-Saluni (Melton Secondary College), 3. Willis Te’o (Melton Secondary College), 4. Eliapo Levae (Mount Ridely College), 5. Shelby Shepard (Hampton Park Secondary College), 6. Alphonso Kereti (The Grange College), 7. Tiawa Amaru-Katipa (Hallam Senior College), 8. Auron Katopua (Cranbourne East Secondary College), 9. Xavier Fetaui (St Peter’s College), 10. Tanae Tawha (The Grange P-12), 11. Vj Lautua (Point Cook Senior College), 12. Jai Humphries (Hume Central Secondary College), 13. Ofa Nau (Victoria University Secondary College), 14. Mahonri Ormsby-Hopa (The Grange P-12 College), 15. Harrison Plummer (Hallam Senior College), 17. Scotty Takairangi (Lilydale High), 18. Sione Holani (Hoppers Crossing Secondary College), 19. Patelo Faifili Boon (Hallam Senior College), 20. Jeremy Lasei’ Marsters (Staughton Secondary College)

Coach: Hamish Pearce (Parade College)

Western Australia

1. Legend Koro-Hikawera (Atwell College), 2. Htoo Adee (Ellenbrook Secondary College), 3. LJ (Lisi-James) Tongi (Aveley Secondary College), 4. Tamati Tawhitapou (Aranmore Catholic College), 5. Tini Sauea (Darling Range Sports College), 6. Corey Campbell (Darling Range Sports College), 7. Jacob Smith (Darling Range Sports College), 8. Riro Reihana (Darling Range Sports College), 9. Eyzirie Koro (Atwell College), 10. Kalani Onno (Darling Range Sports College), 11. Tyler Dickie (Fremantle Christian College), 12. Formby Turner (Aveley Secondary College), 13. Gabriel Heihei (Atwell College), 14. Asic-Wade Evans (Aveley Secondary College), 15. Cooper Kihi (Darling Range Sports College), 16. Kalen Zoller (Atwell College), 17. Amos Bell (Rockingham SHS), 18. Casey Berthelsen (Darling Range Sports College), 19. Elijah Gelling (Darling Range Sports College), 20. Elias Tsakalos (Kelmscott SHS)

Coach: Nathan Benn (Clarkson Community HS)

Queensland will be determined to defend its Under-16 girls crown in Port Macquarie. Picture: Darrell Nash / nashyspix.com

UNDER-16 GIRLS

Australian Capital Territory

1. Paualee Going (Erindale College), 2. Lilly Pickering (Daramalan College), 3. Saige Fattore (St Mary MacKillop College), 4. Jayda Cunanan (Melrose High), 5. Mila Cappello (Daramalan College), 6. Charli Gault (Erindale College), 7. Adelaide Norris (St Clare’s College), 8. Amiah Gonzales Bieniasz (St Clare’s College), 9. Frankie Cappello (Daramalan College), 10. Arden Stepanek (Merici College), 11. Makayla Paton (Gungahlin College), 12. Nevaeh Peace (Erindale College), 13. Charlotte Nicolson (Erindale College), 15. Cameryn Kelly (St Francis Xavier College), 16. Kira Morison (St Mary MacKillop College), 17. Lilly Stocks (Daramalan College), 18. Macayla Todkill (St Mary MacKillop College), 19. Cassia Bernardini (Kaleen High), 20. Tayla Lewis (Erindale College)

Coach: Sherree Bush (Archdiocesan Sports Coordinator)

NSW Combined Catholic Colleges

1. Charlotte Teplicanec (Bethany College), 2. Evelyn Kunwendu (St John Paul II Catholic College), 3. Hannah Ison (Caroline Chisholm College), 4. Halle Barrett (Corpus Christi Catholic High), 5. Shanaya Harrison (Lumen Christi College), 6. Skye Spencer (Holy Spirit College), 7. Patikura Jim (Caroline Chisholm College), 8. Kewa Kahuroa (Mater Dei Catholic College), 9. Isabella McDonald (Bosco College), 10. Alavina Tu’ifua (St Vincent’s College), 11. Lahni Moore (St Joseph’s Catholic College), 12. Malia Morrison (Red Bend College), 13. Emily McArthur (St Frances Xavier), 14. Scarlet Hagan (St Pius X College), 15. Sophia Brightwell (Bethany College), 16. Grace MacGregor (Red Bend College), 17. Arliah Morris (MacKillop College), 18. Kathreen Siale (St Clare’s Catholic High), 19. Matilda Thompson (Holy Trinity School), 20. Tahanni Kaufusi (Corpus Christi Catholic High)

Coach: Bradley Melville (St Francis Xavier’s College)

Northern Territory Titans

1. Harmony Lacey (Palmerston College), 2. Lacee-Blue Lamberth (MacKillop Catholic College), 3. Maya Wauchope (Casuarina Senior College), 4. Emily Cogill (MacKillop Catholic College), 5. Skye Hammet (Taminmin High School), 6. Lakayah Hill (Haileybury Rendall School), 7. Miharna Ward (MacKillop Catholic College), 8. Annelesse Harbrow (Katherine High School), 9. Nelly Robertson (Casuarina Senior College), 10. Jada Petelo (MacKillop Catholic College), 11. Ella King (Katherine High School), 26. Sophie Roberts (MacKillop Catholic College), 13. Milly Doyle (Darwin High School), 17. Talarnie Garling (Palmerston College), 18. Izabelle Sherples (Taminmin High School), 20. Breanna Mason (Palmerston College), 21. Danielle Chen (SEDA College), 23. Alyra Baker (Taminmin High School), 25. Danielle Bretherton (Centralian Senior College), 27. Laiko Sagiba (MacKillop Catholic College)

Coach: Shari Togo (Litchfield Bears)

Queensland

1. Janique Mili (Marsden SHS), 2. Lacey McLaren (Palm Beach Currumbin SHS), 3. Leilani Taofinu’u (Marsden SHS), 4. Lilliana Nati (Wavell SHS), 5. Evoltia Tuala (St Margaret Mary’s College), 6. Torah Luadaka (Keebra Park SHS), 7. Lilianah Lewis (Marsden SHS), 8. Luisa Olomalii (Marsden SHS), 9. Enah Desic (Marsden SHS), 10. Sienna Trew (Brisbane SHS), 11. Macey Lahrs (Kirwan SHS), 12. Star Arthur-Clarke (Marsden SHS), 13. Evelyn Roberts (Marsden SHS), 14. Okalani Compton (Keebra Park SHS), 15. Bella Alo (Stretton State College), 16. Leevi Williams (Stretton State College), 17. Emilee George (Ipswich SHS), 18. Aaliyah Te Mete (Keebra Park SHS), 19. Leteena Medland (St Joseph’s College), 20. Riley-Jay Henry-Purcell (Brisbane SHS)

Coach: Elle Moss (St Joseph’s College)

Originally published as Live stream: Meet every player competing at the ASSRL National Championships