NSW were on top for most of the game but Queensland finished strong to steal victory at the death. But who starred and who struggled in the Maroons miracle comeback? See our full Women’s Origin II player ratings.
There’s been plenty of humble firsts, but a timeline of events through history shows women’s rugby league has never reached heights like this before. Track the 103-year timeline.
It’s official. Women’s State of Origin is set to break the attendance record for a fourth straigh game, with McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle selling out for Game 2.
It’s her NRLW home ground, but NSW plan to spoil the party for the game’s best player and Queensland superstar, Tamika Upton. See the blueprint.
There is a growing chasm between ambition and achievement in the fields of women’s sport, writes Paul Kent, and the NRL’s latest move suggests nobody has noticed it.
The Queensland Maroons have unveiled their squad for the one-off women’s State of Origin match to be played in Canberra on June 24.
The Sydney Roosters have moved to re-sign three players who featured in their maiden NRLW premiership victory earlier this year.
The Parramatta Eels have signed an AFLW star for the 2022 NRLW season as the battle for Australia’s best female sporting talent heats up.
Rugby league’s first transgender player has strong opinions about the prospect of a trans player joining the NRLW – and believes the game’s ‘female test’ simply doesn’t wash.
NRLW players are hoping to cash in on bumper television ratings as the game’s female athletes push hard in the coming weeks for a better collective bargaining agreement deal.
Meet the Super Schoolgirls of Queensland rugby league players set to take on the NSW Blues.
Tamika Upton and Millie Boyle, two of the biggest stars in the NRLW, are leaving the Broncos to link up with a rival club.
The wheels of change are in full swing at the Brisbane Broncos with a potential surge up the ladder and expected to start favourite in their next three games. Where do finals fit in the mix?
Canterbury has a fight on their hands to retain the services of lively hooker Jeremy Marshall-King, as three rivals clubs prepare to snatch him for next season.
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