Parramatta have signalled their NRLW premiership intentions after signing an English international star, while a Sharks marquee recruit could miss the season after a surprise announcement.
The NSW Blues are on the hunt for two State of Origin coaches after the loss of Michael Maguire and Kylie Hilder. But a former halfback is ready and willing to solve one problem.
Canterbury’s first ever NRLW signing Tayla Preston grew up in Bulldogs mad household idolising club great Hazem El Masri. Now the halfback wants to add the ‘El Magic’ touch to her goal kicking in 2025.
Tamika Upton has returned to Queensland and her early release from Newcastle has NRLW clubs in a desperate scramble to land the game’s best player.
Sydney Roosters star and women’s Dally M winner Olivia Kernick has been overlooked for Test selection as coach Brad Donald shakes up a squad which lost its last match to the Kiwis.
The Sydney Roosters have won the club’s second NRLW premiership in a match that’s even made other codes sit up and take notice.
The Sharks mounted a second-half comeback for the ages but it wasn’t enough to topple the Roosters, who have capped off a dominant NRLW season and sent off women’s footy pioneer Sam Bremner into retirement a winner.
Jayme Fressard likely wouldn’t have developed into the NRLW star she is today had she not got expelled in year 10 for “getting into a few fights”. Hear the Roosters fireball open up on her troubled childhood that turned her into a rugby league machine.
The Sydney Roosters have named a number of star players to start the grand final who are battling injuries, while the Sharks are set to be boosted by the return of a star forward. See the full NRLW teams analysis.
NRLW star Tamika Upton is in the race another Dally M Medal but her place it the top is under threat by a breakout star. See all the contenders, as well as every nominee for the Dally M Team of the Year.
A courageous performance from injured skipper Isabelle Kelly has inspired the Sydney Roosters to a record fourth NRLW grand final, ending Newcastle’s two-year reign at the top.
From try scoring records on the verge of being broken, to star players racing the clock to be fit to play, there’s plenty of stories still to ride out this NRLW season. Hear from the players and see the biggest storylines ahead of NRLW finals.
The Broncos know all too well that a minor premiership doesn’t book you an automatic ticket to the grand final. Learning from past heartbreak, skipper Ali Brigginshaw has vowed her side won’t fall into the trap again.
It was meant to be Corban Baxter’s year, but an untimely ACL injury and a series of rehab setbacks have made it anything but that. Hear from the Roosters star as she opens up on her complicated recovery.
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