Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Women

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Women
Club information
Full nameCronulla Sutherland
District Rugby League
Football Club Ltd
Nickname(s)Sharks, Sharkies
Colours  Sky blue
  White
  Black
Founded1963 as Cronulla-Caringbah
1967 in NSWRL Men’s
2023 Women’s NRLW
Websitesharks.com.au
Current details
Ground
CEODino Mezzatesta
CoachTony Herman
CaptainTiana Penitani Gray
CompetitionNational Rugby League
Current season
Uniforms
Home colours
Away colours
Records
Runners-up1 (2024)
First gameSharks 28 – 14 Raiders
PointsBet Stadium (23 July 2023)
Biggest winSharks 56 – 6 Eels
GIO Stadium (17 Sep 2023)
Sharks 56 – 6 Raiders
GIO Stadium (12 Jul 2025)
Biggest lossSharks 0 – 40 Roosters
PointsBet Stadium (8 Sep 2024)
Most capped41 – Ellie Johnston
Highest try scorer25 – Georgia Ravics
Highest points scorer100 – Georgia Ravics

The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Women are an Australian professional rugby league club based in Cronulla, in the Sutherland Shire of Southern Sydney, New South Wales. They compete in the National Rugby League Women's Premiership (NRLW), Australasia's premier rugby league competition for female players. The Sharks, as they are commonly known, were admitted to the NRLW in June 2022 to commence in the 2023 NRL Women's season.[1][2]

Seasons

Season Regular Season Finals Ref
P W D L F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2023 94052021508 6th 4 — [3]
2024 960314612212 4th 4 Runners Up [4][5][6]
2025 1160521719412 5th 6 Preliminary Finalists [7][8][9]

2026 Draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025.[10][11][12]

RoundOpponentScoreDateTimeVenue
1 Knights4–18Thu 2 Jul 20267:45 PMHome Sharks Stadium
2 Broncos16–22Thu 9 Jul 20267:45 PMHome Sharks Stadium
3 Bulldogs18–24Sat 18 Jul 20265:15 PMAwayAccor Stadium
4 Raiders22–10Sat 25 Jul 202612:45 PMAwayGIO Stadium
5 Tigers20–32Sat 1 Aug 202612:00 PMNeutralGeohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6 Titans10–24Sat 8 Aug 20263:15 PMHome Sharks Stadium
7 Cowboys18–30Sun 16 Aug 20266:15 PMAwayQueensland Country Bank Stadium
8 Eels16–42Sun 23 Aug 20266:15 PMHome Sharks Stadium
9 RoostersSat 29 Aug 20263:15 PMAwayAllianz Stadium
10 WarriorsSat 5 Sep 202612:45 PMAwayGo Media Stadium
11 DragonsSat 12 Sep 20261:45 PMHome Sharks Stadium

Head-to-head records

OpponentFirst MeetingPWDLPFPAWin %Share
Raiders23 Jul 2023440013042100.00%75.58%
Tigers30 Jul 20234103507025.00%41.67%
Titans5 Aug 20234202524850.00%52.00%
Roosters13 Aug 20235005661650.00%28.57%
Cowboys19 Aug 202353021107660.00%59.14%
Knights27 Aug 20234202517050.00%42.15%
Broncos2 Sep 202351048810220.00%46.32%
Dragons7 Sep 202333006418100.00%78.05%
Eels17 Sep 202342021068250.00%56.38%
Warriors24 Aug 202511002214100.00%61.11%
Bulldogs6 Sep 2025200232480.00%40.00%
Totals23 Jul 2023411902277173546.34%51.20%

Notes

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

Coaches

The inaugural coach of the Cronulla Sharks Women's team will coach a fourth successive season in 2026.
As of 24 August 2026

CoachSeason SpanMWDLForAgstWin %Share %Ref
Tony Herman2023–present411902277173546.34%51.20%[13][14]

Captains

All players that have captained the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Women's in NRLW matches.
As of 24 August 2026

C#NameYears as CaptainDebutGames as CaptainGames for ClubRef
DateRoundSoloJointTotal
1Tiana Penitani Gray2023–present23 Jul 202313703737[15]
2Quincy Dodd2025–present9 Aug 2025640435[16][14][17]

Current squad

The team is coached by Tony Herman.[13][14]
Jersey numbers in the table reflect the team list announced for Round 9.[18]
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
1Jada Taylor23Fullback, Centre2022 1 8 6 8237028——— 2
2Cassie Staples33Wing, Centre2022 1 16 13 73716064—— 5—
3Tiana Penitani Gray30Centre, Fullback2019 6 10 20 12 55319076— 12 3—
4Madison Higgins-Ashby25Centre, Halfback2026—U7s 66000————
5Milla Elaro21Wing, Centre2026—U7s 334016————
6Georgia Hannaway25Five-eighth, Hooker2024 7 13 72752060— 1——
7Chantay Kiria-Ratu21Halfback, Five-eighth2023 11 13 63042465— 3 4—
8Caitlan Johnston-Green25Prop, Second-row2019 3 20 3 8345020 2 4 4 5
9Quincy Dodd26Hooker2019 5 13 20 7 85315060— 5 5 8
10Manilita Takapautolo20Prop, Lock2024 7 13 828104—— 1—
11Rhiannon Byers27Second-row, Centre2023 11 7 4225020——— 1
12Talei Holmes26Second-row, Lock2020 10 19 13 143000—— 4—
13Anne-Marie Kiria-Ratu20Lock, Second-row2025— 9 716104—— 2—
14Koffi Brookfield19Hooker2026— R 33000————
15Tegan Dymock24Lock, Prop2021 6 19 5 838208—— 3—
16Jacinta Carter22Prop2023 3 8 516104 1———
17China Polata24Second-row, Centre2021 1 14 3 6243012— 1 2—
18Leilani Ahsam20Prop—— R—0000—— 2—
19Olivia Herman21Halfback—— R—0000————
21Marewakiterangi Samson21Wing, Centre2026—— 22000————
22Filomina Hanisi25Prop2020 4 12 4 4 1 126104— 2 1—
–Nanise Vakacavu21Prop—— R—0000—— 2—
SEllie Johnston25Prop2020 3 12 20 13 85615060— 6 3—
IJAnnessa Biddle23Centre, Second-row2023 19 7 4306024—— 8 2
IJStephanie Faulkner21Prop, Lock2025— 11 1123012————
IJGeorgia Ravics32Wing2023 16 12 634250100————
IJJaydika Tafua20Second-row2025— 9 716208—— 1—
IJCourtney Tyrell19Wing—— R—0000————
ISNajvada George27Lock, Second-row2019 3 6 18 4 536000—— 6 1
ISGenevieve Mafi19Prop—— R—0000————
ISGrace-Lee Weekes22Centre, Wing2025— 8H8104————
PEmma Verran31Five-eighth, Fullback2021 13 18 12P4317068— 11 9 1
PTyla King32Five-eighth, Fullback2023 13 8P213420—— 7 1

Notes:

  • Chantay Kiria-Ratu kicked a field goal 46 seconds into golden point extra time to win the Sharks' Round 9 match against the Newcastle Knights on 31 August 2025.[19]
  • Koffi Brookfield and Leilani Ahsam were each signed on a supplementary contact for 2026.
  • The following players were signed on a development contract for 2026:[20]
    • Olivia Herman
    • Courtney Tyrell[21]
    • Genevieve Mafi
    • Marewakiterangi Samson
  • Emma Verran will miss the start of the 2026 season due to her pregnancy.[22]
  • The following players were signed on a development contract for 2025:[23]
    • Stephanie Faulkner
    • Olivia Herman
    • Nanise Vacakavu
    • Tia-Jordyn Vasilovski
  • Emma Verran played under her maiden name, Emma Tonegato up to the conclusion of the 2024 season.[24]
  • Filomina Hanisi sustained a ruptured ACL in Round 1, ruling her out for the remainder of the 2025 season.[25]

The Cronulla Sutherland Sharks announced contract extensions in several instalments from November 2025.[26][27][28][29] The Cronulla Sutherland Sharks announced player signings in several instalments from November 2025.[30][31][32][20]

2026 Gains and Losses

Off contract after 2026

Individual awards

Club awards

The Cronulla Sharks NRLW club award winners since 2023.

YearPlayer of the YearPlayer's PlayerNRLW Members'
Player of the Year		Rookie of the YearSharks Have Heart
Community Award		Wellbeing & Education
Excellence Award		Ref
2023Tiana PenitaniAnnessa Biddle—Annessa BiddleJada TaylorAndie Robinson[42]
2024Tiana PenitaniQuincy Dodd &
Brooke Anderson		Tiana PenitaniGeorgia HannawayEmma TonegatoTiana Penitani[43]
2025Emma VerranManilita TakapautoloEmma VerranStephanie FaulknerRhiannon ByersQuincy Dodd[44]

Club records

Win Loss Record since entering the NRLW in 2023

GamesWinsDrawnLossPoints ForPoints Against+/-Win %
4119022771735+3646.34%

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 24 August 2026.

Career records (at the Sharks)

Season records

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

Match records

Most points in a game

Qualification: 10 points

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTGFGPoints
1Tayla Preston17 Sep 2023 EelsGIO Stadium18020
2Emma Verran12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium40016
2Georgia Hannaway12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium08016
4Georgia Hannaway20 Sep 2025 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium14012
4Tayla Preston19 Aug 2023 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium06012
4Georgia Ravics31 Aug 2025 KnightsSharks Stadium30012
Most tries in a game

Qualification: 2 tries

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTries
1Emma Verran12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium4
2Georgia Ravics31 Aug 2025 KnightsSharks Stadium3
3Annessa Biddle17 Sep 2023 EelsGIO Stadium2
3Quincy Dodd23 Jul 2023 RaidersPointsBet Stadium2
3Ellie Johnston17 Sep 2023 EelsGIO Stadium2
3Georgia Ravics17 Sep 2023 EelsGIO Stadium2
3Cassie Staples27 Jul 2024 CowboysPointsBet Stadium2
3Georgia Ravics25 Aug 2024 DragonsWIN Stadium2
3Tiana Penitani-Gray25 Aug 2024 DragonsWIN Stadium2
3Georgia Ravics31 Aug 2024 TitansCbus Super Stadium2
3Tiana Penitani-Gray6 Oct 2024 RoostersAccor Stadium2
3Rhiannon Byers12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium2
3Stephanie Faulkner12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium2
3Georgia Ravics19 Jul 2025 CowboysSharks Stadium2
3Cassie Staples27 Jul 2025 TigersSharks Stadium2
3Georgia Ravics9 Aug 2025 DragonsJubilee Stadium2
3Cassie Staples9 Aug 2025 DragonsJubilee Stadium2
3Emma Verran24 Aug 2025 WarriorsFMG Stadium Waikato2
3Georgia Ravics1 Aug 2026 TigersGeohex Park, Wagga Wagga2
3Milla Elaro16 Aug 2026 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium2
Most Goals in a game

Qualification: 4 goals

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTries
1Tayla Preston17 Sep 2023 EelsGIO Stadium8
1Georgia Hannway12 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium8
3Tayla Preston19 Aug 2023 CowboysGIO Stadium6
4Tayla Preston2 Sep 2023 BroncosQueensland Country Bank Stadium4
4Georgia Hannaway20 Sep 2025 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium4

Oldest and youngest players

The oldest and youngest players to represent the Cronulla Sharks women in the NRLW.

NameAgeYear
Sharni Smale36 and 190 days2024
Manilita Takapautolo18 and 50 days2024

First try and last try

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

NameYearRoundMinuteOpponent
Emma Verran202317'Raiders
Rhiannon Byers2026844'Eels

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins
Qualification: 14 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
5056—6 EelsGIO Stadium17 Sep 20239
5056–6 RaidersGIO Stadium12 Jul 20252
2840–12 CowboysQueensland Country Bank Stadium19 Aug 20235
2428– 4 DragonsWIN Stadium25 Aug 20245
1622– 6 TitansCbus Super Stadium31 Aug 20246
1414– 0 BroncosTotally Workwear Stadium29 Sep 2024Semi Final
1414– 0 CowboysSharks Stadium27 July 20241
1428– 14 RaidersSharks Stadium23 July 20231
1420– 6 DragonsJubilee Stadium9 Aug 20256

Biggest losing margins
Qualification: 14 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
400–40 RoostersPointsBet Stadium8 Sep 20247
3010–40 RoostersPolytec Stadium11 Sep 202511
2616–42 EelsOcean Protect Stadium23 Aug 20268
2412–36 RoostersPointsBet Stadium13 Aug 20234
1414–28 BroncosMcDonald Jones Stadium2 Aug 20255
144–18 KnightsOcean Protect Stadium2 Jul 20261
1410–24 TitansOcean Protect Stadium8 Aug 20266

Most consecutive wins

  • 8 — (7 September 2023 — 31 August 2024)
  • 4 — (9 August 2025 — 31 August 2025)

Most consecutive losses

  • 4 — (27 September 2025, and 2 July 2026 — 18 July 2026)
  • 4 — (1 August 2026 — 23 August 2026) (current)

Biggest Comeback

Worst Collapse

History

In 2016, the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and St. George Illawarra Dragons Women contested a Women's Nine's match, which served as a curtain-raiser to the NRL match between the Sharks and Sydney Roosters, at Southern Cross Group Stadium. The Sharks won the match 16–12.[45][46][47] Also in 2016, the feeder club Cronulla-Caringbah Sharks won the NSWRL Women’s Premiership.[48][49][50]

In March 2017, the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks played another Women's Nine's match, this time defeating the Canberra Raiders by 28–10.[51]

In 2018 the club entered teams as Cronulla-Sutherland in the NSWRL Women’s Premiership and the inaugural Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 18 players. The Sharks’ Under 18 team were undefeated premiers.[52]

In April 2022 the club submitted their application to enter the 2023 NRL Women’s Premiership.[53] In June 2022 the NRL announced that the Sharks were one of four clubs accepted into the NRLW for the 2023 season.[1][2]

The club announced their NRLW coaching staff for the 2023 season in late November 2022, with Tony Herman appointed head coach.[13] In April 2023 the first four Sharks signings were announced, in order: Quincy Dodd (Jillaroos, Dragons), Emma Tonegato (Jillaroos, Dragons), Holli Wheeler (Jillaroos, Dragons) and Jada Taylor (Roosters).[54][55][56][57] A further five players were announced as having signed with the Sharks at the end of that same month.[58]

First match and first win

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Won28–32 Canberra RaidersPointsBet Stadium6 October 2024[59][60][61]

First Team

The first ever Cronulla Sharks team who played the Canberra Raiders on the 23rd July 2023 at PointsBet Stadium. The Cronulla Sharks won the match 28-14.[59][61]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackJada Taylor
2WingAnnessa Biddle
3CentreTiana Penitani-Gray (c)
4CentreKiana Takairangi
5WingAndie Robinson
6Five-eighthEmma Verran
7HalfbackTayla Preston
8PropEllie Johnston
9HookerQuincy Dodd
15PropHarata Butler
11Second-rowTalei Holmes
12Second-rowVanessa Foliaki
13LockBrooke Anderson
14Five-eighthSereana Naitoktoka
15Second-rowRhiannon Byers
16Second-rowJazmon Tupou-Witchman
17PropChloe Saunders
CoachTony Herman

Grand Final appearances

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Lost28–32 Sydney RoostersAccor Stadium6 Oct 2024[62][5][6]

Players

The following players have appeared in NRL Women's Premiership matches for the Sharks.
Table last updated: 24 August 2026.

Order Player Sharks First Appearance
M T G FG Pts Game Date Opponent
1Tiana Penitani Gray37120048123 Jul 2023 Raiders
2Brooke Anderson3240016123 Jul 2023 Raiders
3Annessa Biddle3060024123 Jul 2023 Raiders
4Harata Butler80000123 Jul 2023 Raiders
5Quincy Dodd35100040123 Jul 2023 Raiders
6Vanessa Foliaki201004123 Jul 2023 Raiders
7Talei Holmes330000123 Jul 2023 Raiders
8Ellie Johnston41130052123 Jul 2023 Raiders
9Tayla Preston20147098123 Jul 2023 Raiders
10Andie Robinson61004123 Jul 2023 Raiders
11Kiana Takairangi52008123 Jul 2023 Raiders
12Jada Taylor2260024123 Jul 2023 Raiders
13Emma Verran30120048123 Jul 2023 Raiders
14Sereana Naitokatoka92008123 Jul 2023 Raiders
15Chloe Saunders182008123 Jul 2023 Raiders
16Rhiannon Byers2250020123 Jul 2023 Raiders
17Jazmon Tupou-Witchman20000123 Jul 2023 Raiders
18Tegan Dymock272008230 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
19Cassie Staples36160064230 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
20Fiona Jahnke1000035 Aug 2023 Titans
21Holli Wheeler17200835 Aug 2023 Titans
22Maddie Studdon10000413 Aug 2023 Roosters
23Georgia Ravics342500100519 Aug 2023 Cowboys
24Georgia Hannaway275200601027 Jul 2024 Cowboys
25Manilita Takapautolo281004114 Aug 2024 Eels
26Nakia Davis-Welsh12300121210 Aug 2024 Raiders
27Sharni Smale400001318 Aug 2024 Knights
28Dominique du Toit31004168 Sep 2024 Roosters
29Filomina Hanisi610041714 Sep 2024 Broncos
30Jacinta Carter131004213 Jul 2025 Eels
31Chantay Kiria-Ratu19222153213 Jul 2025 Eels
32Jaydika Tafua162008213 Jul 2025 Eels
33Stephanie Faulkner12300122212 Jul 2025 Raiders
34Grace-Lee Weekes810042319 Jul 2025 Cowboys
35Tyla King800002426 Jul 2025 Wests Tigers
36Anne-Marie Kiria-Ratu1610042426 Jul 2025 Wests Tigers
37Leki Leilua10000252 Aug 2025 Broncos
38Caitlan Johnston-Green1110042716 Aug 2025 Titans
39China Polata60000342 Jul 2026 Knights
41Najvada George50000342 Jul 2026 Knights
40Madison Higgins-Ashby60000342 Jul 2026 Knights
42Milla Elaro340016398 Aug 2026 Titans
43Koffi Brookfield30000398 Aug 2026 Titans
44Marewakiterangi Samson200004016 Aug 2026 Cowboys

Representative honours

National team representatives

PlayerClub DebutCountryInternational
Debut		YearsRef
Brooke Anderson23 Jul 2023 New Zealand14 Oct 20232023–2025[63][64]
Annessa Biddle23 Jul 2023 New Zealand14 Oct 20232023–2025[63][64]
Quincy Dodd23 Jul 2023 Australia18 Oct 20242024–2025[65][64]
Tegan Dymock30 Jul 2023 Tonga25 Jun 20222023–2024[66][67]
Vanessa Foliaki23 Jul 2023 Tonga21 Oct 20232023–2024[66][67]
Filomina Hanisi14 Sep 2024 Tonga19 Oct 20242024[67]
Talei Holmes23 Jul 2023 Fiji22 Jun 20192023–2024[68][67]
Fiona Jahnke5 Aug 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023[69]
Ellie Johnston23 Jul 2023 Australia26 Oct 20252025[64]
Tyla King26 Jul 2025 New Zealand14 Oct 20232025[64]
Anne-Marie Kiria-Ratu26 Jul 2025 Cook Islands18 Oct 20252025[70]
Chantay Kiria-Ratu3 Jul 2025 Cook Islands2 Nov 20222025[70]
Sereana Naitokatoka23 Jul 2023 Fiji22 Jun 20192023[68]
Tiana Penitani Gray23 Jul 2023 Australia25 Oct 20192024–2025[67][64]
Tiana Penitani Gray23 Jul 2023 Tonga21 Oct 20232023[66]
Cassie Staples30 Jul 2023 Fiji15 Oct 20232023–2025[68]
Jaydika Tafua3 Jul 2025 Samoa26 Oct 20252025[64]
Kiana Takairangi23 Jul 2023 Cook Islands16 Nov 20172023[71]
Manilita Takapautolo4 Aug 2024 Tonga18 Oct 20242024[67]
Jazmon Tupou-Witchman23 Jul 2023 Cook Islands2 Nov 20222023[71]
Emma Verran23 Jul 2023 Australia8 Jul 20132023[72]

Notes:

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

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)
Brooke AndersonNew South Wales2023
Quincy DoddNew South Wales2023
Tiana Penitani-GrayNew South Wales2023–2025
Ellie JohnstonNew South Wales2025
Emma VerranNew South Wales2023–2025
Georgia HannawayQueensland2025

Prime Minister's XIII representatives

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

Player Year(s)
Quincy Dodd2025
Georgia Hannaway2025

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)
Quincy Dodd2024–2026
Tommaya Kelly-Sines2025
Rhiannon Byers2026
Caitlan Johnston-Green2026
Jada Taylor2026

Māori All Stars Māori people

Player Year(s)
Brooke Anderson2024
Annessa Biddle2024–2025
Tyla King2025

Feeder team seasons

The Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks run women's pathways teams in the NSWRL Women's Premiership, the Tarsha Gale Cup, and the Lisa Fiaola Cup.

NSWRL Women's Premiership

Season Regular Season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2018 9405220816212 5th 5 Semi-Finalist
2019 751141567619 3rd 8 Semi-Finalist
2020 65011985812 2nd 6 Preliminary Finalist [73]
2021 1190224208422 3rd 6 Abandoned
2022 850311236812 3rd 4 Grand-Finalist [74]
2023 10406120719410 7th 4 —
2024 1140701782628 7th 4 —
2025 11803028219016 3rd 4 Premiers [75][76][77]

Tarsha Gale Cup

For Under 18 players from 2018 to 2020. Since 2021, the Cup is for Under 19 players.

Season Regular Season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2017 8600227612812 2nd 8 Preliminary Finalist [78]
2018 8800152012618 1st 8 Premiers [52]
2019 930601482626 7th 8 Elimination Finalist
2020 54010106968 2nd 8 —
2021 83051881728 6th 6 Elimination Finalist
2022 82151681267 9th 6 —
2023 83141841729 8th 6 —
2024 8413117414811 6th 6 Semi-Finalist [79][80]
2025 8404118810810 8th 8 Qualifying Finalist [81][82]
2026 860211928814 4th 8 Grand Finalist [83][84]

Lisa Fiaola Cup

For Under 17 players.

Season Regular Season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2024 820611041706 8th 6 —
2025 860211429414 4th 8 Semi-Finalist [81][85]
2026 8404122216010 7th 8 Elimination Finalist [83][86]

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