Brisbane Broncos Women

Brisbane Broncos
Club information
Full nameBrisbane Broncos Rugby League Club Ltd.
NicknameBroncos
Colours  Maroon
  Gold
FoundedTeam: September 2018 (September 2018)
Club: April 1988 (April 1988)
Websitebroncos.com.au
Current details
Ground
CEODave Donaghy
ChairmanKarl Morris
CoachScott Prince[1]
ManagerPaul Dyer
CaptainTamika Upton
CompetitionNational Rugby League
2025 seasonPremiers
Current season
Uniforms
Home colours
Away colours
Records
Premierships4 (2018, 2019, 2020, 2025)
Runners-up0
Minor premierships5 (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024)
Biggest winBroncos 50 – 4 Cowboys
Totally Workwear Stadium (13 Sep 2025)
Biggest lossBroncos 4 – 28 Raiders
GIO Stadium (9 Aug 2026)
First gameBroncos 30 – 4 Dragons
Suncorp Stadium (9 Sep 2018)
Most capped63 – Chelsea Lenarduzzi
Highest try scorer36 – Tamika Upton
Highest points scorer184 – Romy Teitzel

Brisbane Broncos Women are a rugby league team, representing the city of Brisbane, Queensland. The team is part of the Brisbane Broncos club and plays in the National Rugby League Women's Premiership.

Seasons

Season Regular season Finals Nines Ref
P W D L F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2018 330076186 1st 2 Premiers — [2][3]
2019 330042144 1st 2 Premiers — [4][5]
2020 330070346 1st 2 Premiers RU [6]
2021 5500134648 1st 4 Semi-finalist — [7][8]
2022 5104781112 5th 4 — — [9][10]
2023 960325616512 4th 4 Semi-finalist — [11]
2024 970227215614 1st 4 Semi-finalist — [12][13][14]
2025 11100140411620 2nd 6 Premiers —

2026 Draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025.[15][16][17]

RoundOpponentScoreDateTimeVenue
1 Cowboys50–4Sat 4 Jul 20265:15 PMHome Suncorp Stadium
2 Sharks22–16Thu 9 Jul 20267:45 PMAwaySharks Stadium
3 Tigers40–12Sun 19 Jul 20261:45 PMHome Totally Workwear Stadium
4 Knights30–12Sun 26 Jul 20261:45 PMHome Totally Workwear Stadium
5 Bulldogs34–4Sun 2 Aug 202612:00 PMNeutralGeohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6 Raiders4–28Sun 9 Aug 202611:35 AMAwayGIO Stadium
7 Roosters20–34Sat 15 Aug 20265:15 PMHome Suncorp Stadium
8 Titans20–28Sun 23 Aug 202611:50 AMAwayCbus Super Stadium
9 EelsSun 30 Aug 20261:45 PMAwayCommBank Stadium
10 DragonsSun 6 Sep 202611:50 AMAwayWIN Stadium
11 WarriorsSun 13 Sep 202612:00 PMHome Totally Workwear Stadium

Head-to-head records

OpponentFirst meetingPWDLForAgstWin %Share %
Dragons9 Sep 201898012528788.89%74.34%
Roosters14 Sep 20181370625424253.85%51.21%
Warriors21 Sep 20184301944075.00%70.15%
Knights6 Mar 2022850322415262.50%59.57%
Titans19 Mar 202263031728550.00%66.93%
Eels27 Sep 202253021247060.00%63.92%
Cowboys5 Aug 2023440017832100.00%84.76%
Raiders27 Aug 202343011168675.00%57.43%
Sharks2 Sep 202354011028880.00%53.68%
Tigers9 Sep 2023440013448100.00%73.63%
Bulldogs31 Aug 20252200784100.00%95.12%
Totals9 Sep 20186446018172893471.88%64.91%

Notes

  • Share % is the percentage of points For over the sum of points For and Against.
  • Clubs listed in the order that the Broncos Women first played them.
  • As of 24 August 2026

Coaches

In mid-November 2022 the Broncos announced the appointment of Scott Prince as head coach for the 2023 NRL Women's season.[1]
As of 24 August 2026

CoachSeason SpanMWDLForAgstWin %Share %
Paul Dyer2018440011030100.00%78.57%
Kelvin Wright2019–202219120739026163.16%59.91%
Scott Prince2023–202641300111,22864373.17%65.63%

Captains

All players that have captained the Brisbane Broncos Women's team in NRLW matches.
As of 24 August 2026

C#NameYears as CaptainDebutGames as CaptainGames for ClubRef
DateRoundSoloJointTotal
1Ali Brigginshaw2018–20259 Sep 2018143135661[18][19]
2Tamika Upton2025–present5 Jul 202518132132[20][21]

Current squad

Jersey numbers in the table reflect the team list announced for Round 9.[22]
Table last updated on 25 August 2026.

J# Player Age Position(s) NRLW seasons NRLW stats Origin Tests All
Stars
Debut 2018–24 2025 2026 M T G Pts Prems
1Tamika Upton29Fullback2019 11 26 13 858550220 3 2 12 8 2
2Kerri Johnson23Wing2025— 13 72017068 1———
3Deleni Paitai18Centre, Second-row2026— R 55000—— 2—
4Georgia Bartlett—Centre, Five-eighth2026— R 883012————
5Julia Robinson28Wing, Centre2018 34 12 854340136 4 12 13—
6Ali Brigginshaw36Five-eighth, Lock2018 43 13 5611435126 4 20 29 6
7Jesse Southwell21Halfback2022 27 13 8488132296 2 8 3—
8Shannon Mato28Prop2020 4 27P 8393012 1 8 9 5
9Jada Ferguson24Hooker, Five-eighth2021 26 13 7468032 1 5——
10Reegan Hicks20Second-row2025— 4 37000 1———
11Lauren Dam29Second-row, Centre2021 2 17 11 83817068 1———
12Romy Teitzel27Second-row2020 20 12 13 8531474204 2 1 11——
13Lillian Yarrow22Lock, Prop2024 3 12 722104— 1——
14Rhemy Hinckesman—Hooker, Lock2026— R 77208————
15Chelsea Lenarduzzi30Prop, Second-row2018 42 13 86321084 4 9 1—
16Bree Spreadborough27Lock, Prop2024 2 5 815208 1———
17Harlem Walker18Second-row2026— R 55104————
18Caitlin Urwin26Wing2026—RU 88208————
19Tavarna Papalii21Lock2024 8 R—8000 1 3 5—
20Tara McGrath-West25Second-row, Prop2022 13 3 117000 1———
21Linneke Gevers28Second-row, Prop—— R—0000—— 4—
22Amanii Misa19Prop, Second-row—— R—0000————
–Skyla Adams21Five-eighth, Centre2024 2 1—3000 1———
–Azalleyah Maaka26Centre2025— 2—2000 1———
–Lila Parr18Five-eighth, Centre—— R—0000————
IJDestiny Brill23Hooker2021 6 6 18 11 24312048 1 11 5 2
SBrianna Clark31Prop2020 2 4 20 11 74431644 1 2 9—
DVBreanna Eales35Prop, Lock2023 4 4 10—18000————
DVTia Molo18Centre—— U—0000—— 2—
ISShalom Sauaso18Lock, Centre2025— 10—105020 1 2
PHayley Maddick34Wing, Fullback2021 29 13P4214056 1 1——

Notes:

  • Hayley Maddick will miss the 2026 season due to her pregnancy.[23]
  • Linneke Gevers and Rhemy Hinckesman were signed on a supplementary contract for 2026.[24][25]
  • The following players are on a development contract in 2026:[25]
    • Breanna Eales
    • Tia Molo
    • Deleni Paitai
    • Lila Parr
  • Supplementary contract player Rhemy Hinckesman was named on the interchange bench in the Round 1 team. Linneke Gevers and Deleni Paitai were named amongst the five reserves.
  • The following players were on a development contract in 2025:[26]
    • Georgia Bartlett (Queensland Country in 2024)
    • Amanii Misa (Queensland City in 2024)
  • Tafito Lafaele was released in early April 2026, enabling her to take up a rugby union contract offer with the Blues in the 2026 Aupiki season.[27][28]

The Brisbane Broncos announced contract extensions in several instalments from August 2025.[29][30][31][32][33][34][35][36] The Brisbane Broncos announced player signings in several instalments from October 2025.[37][38][39][24][40][41][42][25]

2026 Gains & Losses

Off contract after 2026

Individual award winners

Club awards

The Brisbane Broncos player of the year and other club award winners since 2018.

SeasonPlayer of the YearPlayer's PlayerBest BackBest ForwardRookiePlay of the YearRef
2018Brittany Breayley-NatiKimiora Breayley-NatiKimiora Breayley-NatiBrittany Breayley-Nati——[51]
2019Ali BrigginshawRona PetersAli BrigginshawMillie Elliott——[52]
2020Amber HallAmber Hall & Tarryn AikenTamika UptonAmber Hall—Chelsea Lenarduzzi[53]
2021Millie ElliottLauren BrownShenae CiesiolkaMillie ElliottEmily BassShenae Ciesiolka[54]
2022Jaime ChapmanJaime ChapmanTarryn AikenJasmine SoliaJasmine SoliaTarryn Aiken[55]
2023Mariah DenmanMariah Denman & Mele HufangaAli BrigginshawAnnetta Nu'uausalaMele HufangaMele Hufanga[56]
2024Julia RobinsonJulia RobinsonJulia RobinsonKeilee JosephStacey WaakaChelsea Lenarduzzi[57]
2025Tamika UptonTamika UptonTamika UptonKeilee JosephShalom SauasoTamika Upton[58]
The following other club awards have been presented:
  • 2019: Fan Player of the Year: Amber Pilley[52]
  • 2021: Coach's Award: Julia Robinson
  • 2023: Most Consistent: Mariah Denman
  • 2024: Most Consistent: Julia Robinson
  • 2025: Most Consistent: Julia Robinson

Name changes since winning an award

Dally M Winners

YearNameRef
2018Brittany Breayley-Nati[59]
2020Ali Brigginshaw[60]
2021Millie Elliott[61]
2025Tamika Upton[62]

Club records

Win loss record since entering the NRLW in 2018

GamesWinsDrawnLossPoints ForPoints Against+/-Win %
64460181,728934+79471.88%

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 24 August 2026.

Career records (at the Broncos)

Season records

Season length has increased over time as the competition has expanded.

Match records

Most points in a game for the Broncos

Qualification: 12 points

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTGFGPoints
1Chelsea Baker9 Sep 2018 DragonsSuncorp Stadium25018
2Mele Hufanga5 Aug 2023 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium40016
2Mele Hufanga11 Aug 2024 TitansTotally Workwear Stadium40016
2Tamika Upton31 Aug 2025 BulldogsTotally Workwear Stadium40016
2Romy Teitzel11 Aug 2024 TitansTotally Workwear Stadium16016
2Romy Teitzel10 Aug 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium16016
2Jesse Southwell19 Jul 2026 TigersTotally Workwear Stadium16016
8Romy Teitzel13 Sep 2025 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium07014
8Romy Teitzel24 Aug 2025 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium15014
10Kimiora Breayley-Nati30 Sep 2018 RoostersANZ Stadium30012
10Tamika Upton3 Oct 2020 WarriorsGIO Stadium30012
10Julia Robinson16 Sep 2023 DragonsNetstrata Jubilee Stadium30012
10Tamika Upton2 Aug 2025 SharksMcDonald Jones Stadium30012
10Tamika Upton13 Sep 2025 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium30012
10Jaime Chapman3 Sep 2022 TitansMoreton Daily Stadium30012
10Romy Teitzel13 Jul 2025 TitansCbus Super Stadium06012
10Ali Brigginshaw5 Aug 2023 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium14012
10Kerri Johnson4 Jul 2026 CowboysSuncorp Stadium30012
10Tamika Upton9 Jul 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium30012
Most tries in a game for the Broncos

Qualification: 3 tries

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTries
1Mele Hufanga5 Aug 2023 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium4
1Mele Hufanga11 Aug 2024 TitansTotally Workwear Stadium4
1Tamika Upton31 Aug 2025 BulldogsTotally Workwear Stadium4
4Kimiora Breayley-Nati30 Sep 2018 RoostersANZ Stadium3
4Tamika Upton3 Oct 2020 WarriorsGIO Stadium3
4Jaime Chapman3 Sep 2022 TitansMoreton Daily Stadium3
4Julia Robinson16 Sep 2023 DragonsNetstrata Jubilee Stadium3
4Tamika Upton2 Aug 2025 SharksMcDonald Jones Stadium3
4Tamika Upton13 Sep 2025 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium3
4Kerri Johnson4 Jul 2026 CowboysSuncorp Stadium3
4Tamika Upton9 Jul 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium3
Most goals in a game for the Broncos

Qualification: 5 goals

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueGoals
1Romy Teitzel13 Sep 2025 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium7
2Romy Teitzel11 Aug 2024 TitansTotally Workwear Stadium6
2Romy Teitzel25 Aug 2024 TigersLeichhardt Oval6
2Romy Teitzel13 Jul 2025 TitansCbus Super Stadium6
2Romy Teitzel10 Aug 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium6
2Jesse Southwell19 Jul 2026 TigersTotally Workwear Stadium6
7Chelsea Baker9 Sep 2018 DragonsSuncorp Stadium5
7Chelsea Baker30 Sep 2018 RoostersANZ Stadium5
7Meg Ward6 Oct 2019 DragonsANZ Stadium5
7Lauren Brown27 Mar 2022 EelsSuncorp Stadium5
7Ali Brigginshaw16 Sep 2023 DragonsNetstrata Jubilee Stadium5
7Mariah Denman21 Sep 2024 DragonsQueensland Country Bank Stadium5
7Romy Teitzel24 Aug 2025 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium5
7Jesse Southwell4 Jul 2026 CowboysSuncorp Stadium5
7Jesse Southwell26 Jul 2026 KnightsTotally Workwear Stadium5
7Jesse Southwell1 Aug 2026 BulldogsGeohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga5

Oldest and youngest players

The oldest and youngest players to represent the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team.

NameAgeYear
Lavinia Gould41 and 199 days2024
Shalom Sauaso18 and 32 days2025

First Try and Last Try

Who scored the first try and most recent try for the Broncos.

NameYearRoundMinuteOpponent
Chelsea Baker201812' Dragons
Chelsea Lenarduzzi2026856' Titans

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins
Qualification: 25 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
4650–4 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium13 Sep 202511
4650–4 CowboysSuncorp Stadium4 Jul 20261
4444–0 BulldogsTotally Workwear Stadium31 Aug 20259
4044–4 TitansTotally Workwear Stadium11 Aug 20243
4044–4 TitansCbus Super Stadium13 Jul 20252
3438–4 EelsSuncorp Stadium27 Mar 20225
3446–12 DragonsNetstrata Jubilee Stadium16 Sep 20239
3438–4 EelsSuncorp Stadium16 Au 20257
3240–8 RaidersTotally Workwear Stadium27 Aug 20236
3046–16 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium24 Aug 20258
3044–14 TigersLeichhardt Oval25 Aug 20245
3044–14 DragonsQueensland Country Bank Stadium21 Sep 20249
3034–4 BulldogsGeohex Park, Wagga Wagga2 Aug 20265
2840–12 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium5 Aug 20233
2840–12 TigersTotally Workwear Stadium19 Jul 20263
2630–4 DragonsSuncorp Stadium9 Sep 20181
2638–12 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium1 Sep 20246

Biggest losing margins
Qualification: 10 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
244–28 RaidersGIO Stadium9 Aug 20266
208–28 RoostersSuncorp Stadium27 Aug 20222
1818–36 RoostersSunshine Coast Stadium22 Jul 20231
1814–32 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium21 Aug 20221
1612–28 RoostersAllianz Stadium4 Aug 20242
140–14 SharksTotally Workwear Stadium29 Sep 2024Semi Final
1420–34 RoostersSuncorp Stadium15 Aug 20267
1210–22 EelsSuncorp Stadium27 Jul 20241
1216–28 EelsCentral Coast Stadium18 Sep 20225

Most consecutive wins

  • 15 – (27 July 2025 – 5 October 2025, and 4 July 2026 – 2 August 2026)
  • 8 – (6 October 2019 – 13 March 2022)
  • 7 – (11 August 2024 – 21 September 2024)

Most consecutive losses

  • 4 – (11 September 2022 — 27 July 2023)
  • 3 – (3 April 2022 — 27 August 2022)
  • 3 – (24 September 2023 — 4 August 2024)
  • 3 – (9 August 2026 — 23 August 2026) (current)

Biggest Comeback

Worst Collapse

  • Surrendered a 16 point lead. Led Sydney Roosters 16-0 after 19 minutes at Leichhardt Oval in 2021 Semi Final on April 3 2022 and lost 16-22

Attendances

As of 27 July 2026

GroundGame day formatMatchesAggregateAverageHighest
CrowdMatch details
SeasonRoundOpponentNRL Opponent
Suncorp StadiumStand Alone111,81611,81611,81620222 Roosters—
NRLW and NRL577,78515,55721,3672025Preliminary Final KnightsPanthers
Total689,60114,93421,3672025Preliminary Final KnightsPanthers
Langlands ParkStand Alone814,9631,8702,3272024Semi-final Sharks—
Dolphin StadiumStand Alone11,6191,6191,61920223 Titans—
Sunshine Coast StadiumStand Alone12,8322,8322,83220231 Roosters—
Note: Tallies exclude matches for which the NRLW crowd was either not published or not distinct from the crowd published for the NRL match.

History

In 2017, the Brisbane Broncos launched a bid to enter a team in the inaugural NRL Women's Premiership in 2018. On 27 March 2018, the club won a license to participate in the inaugural NRL Women's season, on the back of a strong bid which included the NRL's desire for a geographical spread.[63][64] Paul Dyer was named as the coach of the women's side,[65] but stepped down after the inaugural season to concentrate on his role as game development manager. Kelvin Wright was named his replacement in May 2019.[66]

In June 2018, Ali Brigginshaw, Brittany Breayley, Heather Ballinger, Teuila Fotu-Moala and Caitlyn Moran were unveiled as the club's first five signings.[67] Tain Drinkwater was also appointed the CEO of the team.[68]

The club won the inaugural NRL Women's Premiership title by defeating the Sydney Roosters by 34–12 in the 2018 NRL Women's Premiership Grand Final.[3]

First game

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDate
Won30–4 St George Illawarra DragonsSuncorp Stadium9 Sep 2018

First Team

The first ever Brisbane Broncos who played the St George Illawarra Dragons on the 9th September 2018 at Suncorp Stadium. The Brisbane Broncos won the match 30-4.[69]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackChelsea Baker
2WingJulia Robinson
3CentreAmelia Kuk
4CentreAmber Pilley
5WingMeg Ward
6Five-eighthKimiora Breayley-Nati
7HalfbackAli Brigginshaw (c)
8PropHeather Ballinger
9HookerBrittany Breayley-Nati
10PropSteph Hancock
11Second-rowTeuila Fotu-Moala
12Second-rowMaitua Feterika
13LockRona Peters
14HookerLavinia Gould
15PropChelsea Lenarduzzi
16LockMariah Denman
17PropNgatokotoru Arakua
CoachPaul Dyer

Grand Final appearances

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Won34–12 Sydney RoostersANZ Stadium30 Sep 2018[70]
Won30–6 St George Illawarra DragonsANZ Stadium6 Oct 2019[71]
Won20–10 Sydney RoostersANZ Stadium25 Oct 2020[72]
Won22–18 Sydney RoostersAccor Stadium5 Oct 2025[73]

Premiership winning teams

The four Brisbane Broncos premiership winning teams from 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2025.[70][71][72][73]

2018 Grand Final
Brisbane Broncos 34 defeated Sydney Roosters 12 at ANZ Stadium on 30th September 2018.[70]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackChelsea Baker
2WingJulia Robinson
3CentreMeg Ward
4CentreAmber Pilley
5WingAmelia Kuk
6Five-eighthKimiora Breayley-Nati
7HalfbackAli Brigginshaw (c)
8PropHeather Ballinger
9HookerBrittany Breayley-Nati
15PropChelsea Lenarduzzi
11Second-rowTeuila Fotu-Moala
12Second-rowMaitua Feterika
13LockRona Peters
10PropSteph Hancock
14HookerLavinia Gould
16LockMariah Denman
17PropNgatokotoru Arakua
CoachPaul Dyer

2019 Grand Final
Brisbane Broncos 30 defeated St George Illawarra Dragons 6 at ANZ Stadium on 6th October 2019.[71]

JerseyPositionPlayer
18FullbackTamika Upton
2WingJulia Robinson
3CentreAmy Turner
4CentreAmber Pilley
5WingMeg Ward
6Five-eighthRaecene McGregor
7HalfbackAli Brigginshaw (c)
8PropMillie Elliott
9HookerLavinia Gould
10PropAmber Hall
11Second-rowAnnette Brander
12Second-rowTazmin Rapana
13LockRona Peters
14PropTarryn Aiken
15HookerSteph Hancock
16LockMariah Denman
17PropChelsea Lenarduzzi
CoachKelvin Wright


2020 Grand Final

Brisbane Broncos 20 defeated Sydney Roosters 10 at ANZ Stadium on 25th October 2020.[72]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackTamika Upton
2WingShenae Ciesiolka
3CentreJulia Robinson
4CentreJayme Fressard
5WingMeg Ward
6Five-eighthRaecene McGregor
7HalfbackTarryn Aiken
8PropMillie Elliott
9HookerLauren Brown
16PropShannon Mato
11Second-rowAmber Hall
12Second-rowTallisha Harden
7LockAli Brigginshaw (c)
10PropChelsea Lenarduzzi
14Second-rowAnnette Brander
15PropJessika Elliston
17HookerChante Temara
CoachKelvin Wright

2025 Grand Final

Brisbane Broncos 22 defeated Sydney Roosters 18 at Accor Stadium on 5th October 2025.[73]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackTamika Upton (c)
2WingKerri Johnson
3CentreMele Hufanga
4CentreJulia Robinson
5WingHayley Maddick
6Five-eighthGayle Broughton
7HalfbackAli Brigginshaw (c)
8PropAnnetta-Claudia Nu'uausala
14HookerDestiny Brill
10PropBrianna Clark
11Second-rowLauren Dam
12Second-rowRomy Teitzel
13LockKeilee Joseph
9HookerJada Ferguson
15PropChelsea Lenarduzzi
16CentreShenae Ciesiolka
17PropShalom Sauaso
CoachScott Prince

Players

Representative honours

National team representatives

Past and current players that have been selected to play for a national women's team and competed internationally.

PlayerClub DebutCountryInternational
Debut		YearsRef
Tarryn Aiken15 Sep 2019 Australia2 Nov 20222022[74]
Ngatokotoru Arakua9 Sep 2018 New Zealand5 May 20172018[75]
Chelsea Baker9 Sep 2018 Australia6 May 20162018[75]
Heather Ballinger9 Sep 2018 Australia3 Sep 20112018[75]
Annette Brander15 Sep 2019 Australia9 Nov 20142019-2020[76]
Brittany Breayley-Nati9 Sep 2018 Australia9 Nov 20142018[75]
Kimiora Breayley-Nati9 Sep 2018 New Zealand16 Nov 20172018[75]
Ali Brigginshaw9 Sep 2018 Australia29 Sep 20092018–2019, 2022–2025[75][77]
Destiny Brill22 Jul 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023–2025[78][79]
Gayle Broughton22 Jul 2023 New Zealand27 Oct 20242024[80]
Jaime Chapman21 Aug 2022 Australia6 Nov 20222022[74]
Shenae Ciesiolka10 Oct 2020 Australia2 Nov 20222022[74]
Brianna Clark27 Aug 2022 New Zealand2 Nov 20222022, 2024–2025[81][82]
Millie Elliott15 Sep 2019 Australia25 Oct 20192019[76]
Maitua Feterika9 Sep 2018 New Zealand9 Nov 20142018[75]
Teuila Fotu-Moala9 Sep 2018 New Zealand9 Nov 20142018[75]
Amber Hall15 Sep 2019 New Zealand5 Jul 20132019–2022[83][81]
Stephanie Hancock9 Sep 2018 AustraliaOct-Nov 20032018[75]
Tallisha Harden21 Sep 2018 Australia3 May 20152022[74]
Mele Hufanga22 Jul 2023 New Zealand6 Nov 20222023–2025[84][82]
Keilee Joseph27 Jul 2024 Australia6 Nov 20222024–2025[85][77]
Chelsea Lenarduzzi9 Sep 2018 Australia25 Oct 20192019[76]
Nita Maynard-Perrin21 Aug 2022 New Zealand16 Nov 20172022[81]
Raecene McGregor15 Sep 2019 New Zealand19 Nov 20172019[83]
Roxy Murdoch27 Feb 2022 New Zealand25 Jun 20222022[86]
Annetta-Claudia Nu'uausala10 Sep 2022 New Zealand6 May 20162022[81]
Annetta-Claudia Nu'uausala10 Sep 2022 Samoa15 Oct 20232023–2025[78][79]
Julia Robinson9 Sep 2018 Australia13 Oct 20182018, 2022–2025[75][77]
Shalom Sauaso5 Jul 2025 Samoa19 Oct 20252025[79]
Jasmine Solia21 Aug 2022 New Zealand14 Oct 20232023[84]
Jasmine Solia21 Aug 2022 Samoa10 Nov 20242024[87]
Crystal Tamarua21 Aug 2022 New Zealand5 May 20172022[81]
Karley Te Kawa14 Sep 2018 New Zealand10 Oct 20102018[75]
Amy Turner15 Sep 2019 New Zealand25 Jun 20222022[86]
Tamika Upton15 Sep 2019 Australia14 Oct 20232025[77]

Notes:

  • International Debut dates in bold indicate that the player made her first international appearance prior to playing for the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team.

Test Captains

Name Team Year(s)
Ali Brigginshaw Australia2018-19, 2022-2025
Tallisha Harden Australia2022

Women's State of Origin representatives

Past and current players that have played for Queensland and New South Wales in the State of Origin.

Player State Year(s)
Tarryn AikenQueensland2020–2022
Chelsea BakerQueensland2018–2019
Heather BallingerQueensland2018–2019
Emily BassQueensland2022
Annette BranderQueensland2019–2020
Brittany Breayley-NatiQueensland2018
Ali BrigginshawQueensland2018–2025
Destiny BrillQueensland2023–2025
Lauren BrownQueensland2020–2022
Shenae CiesiolkaQueensland2020–2025
Jessika EllistonQueensland2019
Jada FergusonQueensland2025
Steph HancockQueensland2018–2019
Tallisha HardenQueensland2018 , 2020– 2022
Keilee JosephQueensland2024–2025
Kody HouseQueensland2018
Chelsea LenarduzziQueensland2019–2022, 2024–2025
Hayley MaddickQueensland2025
Shannon MatoQueensland2020
Amber PilleyQueensland2019
Tazmin RapanaQueensland2019, 2023–2024
Julia RobinsonQueensland2020–2025
Romy TeitzelQueensland2023–2025
Tamika UptonQueensland2020–2022, 2025
Meg WardQueensland2018–2019
Millie ElliottNew South Wales2019–2022

Prime Minister's XIII representatives

Past and current players that have been selected to play in the Prime Minister's XIII.

Player Year(s)
Jaime Chapman2022
Jada Ferguson2022

All-Stars Representatives

Past and current players that have played for the Indigenous All-Stars or for the Māori All-Stars.

Indigenous All Stars

Player Year(s)
Kaitlyn Phillips2023
Keilee Joseph2024–2025

Māori All Stars Māori people

Player Year(s)
Lavinia Gould2022
Roxette Murdoch-Masila2022
Amy Turner2023

References

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  4. ↑ Newton, Alicia (6 October 2019). "Broncos thump Dragons to claim back-to-back NRLW titles". NRL. Retrieved 4 July 2022.
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