Parramatta Eels Women

Parramatta Eels
Club information
Full nameParramatta Eels Rugby League Club
Nickname(s)Eels, Parra, Blue and Gold
Colours  Blue
  Gold[1]
Founded4 November 1946 as Parramatta (Club)
27 February 2022 (Women)
Websiteparraeels.com.au
Current details
Ground
CEOJim Sarantinos
ChairmanSean McElduff
CoachSteve Georgallis
CaptainMahalia Murphy
CompetitionNRL Women's Premiership
2026 season5th
Current season
Uniforms
Home colours
Away colours
Records
Premierships0
Runners-up1 (2022)
Minor premierships0
Biggest winEels 46 – 12 Raiders
GIO Stadium
(19 Jul 2025)
Biggest lossEels 6 – 56 Sharks
GIO Stadium
(17 Sep 2023)
First gameEels 13 – 12 Knights
McDonald Jones Stadium
(27 Feb 2022)
Wooden spoons1 (2023)
Most capped45 – Abbi Church
Highest try scorer12 – Rory Owen
Highest points scorer180 – Rachael Pearson

Parramatta Eels Women are a rugby league team, representing the Parramatta region of Sydney. The team is part of the Parramatta Eels club and plays in the National Rugby League Women's Premiership. The club announced their first player signings in late June 2021.[2]

Seasons

The Parramatta Eels Women's team entered the National Rugby League Women's Premiership in the postponed 2021 season on 27 February 2022.[3][4]

Season Regular season Finals Ref
P W D L F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2021 520359934 5th 4 —
2022 5104861092 4th 4 Runners-up [5][6]
2023 91081043102 10th 4 — [7]
2024 950416018410 5th 4 — [8]
2025 1150620223410 7th 6 — [9][10]

2026 Draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025.[11][12][13]

RoundOpponentScoreDateTimeVenue
1 Tigers16–28Sun 5 Jul 202611:50 AMHome CommBank Stadium
2 Dragons8–22Sun 12 Jul 20261:45 PMAwayWIN Stadium
3 Titans12–50Sun 19 Jul 202611:50 AMAwayCbus Super Stadium
4 Warriors12–14Sun 26 Jul 202612:00 PMHome Eric Tweedale Stadium
5 Knights12–32Sun 2 Aug 20264:00 PMNeutralGeohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6 Roosters6–46Sun 9 Aug 20266:15 PMAwayPolytec Stadium
7 Bulldogs30–18Sat 15 Aug 20263:15 PMHome CommBank Stadium
8 Sharks42–16Sun 23 Aug 20266:15 PMAwaySharks Stadium
9 BroncosSun 30 Aug 20261:45 PMHome CommBank Stadium
10 RaidersSun 6 Sep 20266:15 PMAwayGIO Stadium
11 CowboysSat 12 Sep 202612:00 PMHome CommBank Stadium

Head-to-head records

OpponentFirst MeetingPWDLPFPAWin %Share %
Knights27 Feb 202271067919814.29%28.52%
Dragons6 Mar 202261055613816.67%28.87%
Titans13 Mar 202262049815633.33%38.58%
Roosters20 Mar 2022710610624714.29%30.03%
Broncos27 Mar 202252037012440.00%36.08%
Tigers23 Jul 20234202747850.00%48.68%
Raiders20 Aug 20233201865666.67%60.56%
Cowboys26 Aug 20233201463266.67%58.97%
Sharks17 Sep 202342028210650.00%43.62%
Warriors13 Jul 2025200212280.00%30.00%
Bulldogs12 Sep 202522007632100.00%70.37%
Totals27 Feb 20224917032785119534.69%39.65%

Notes

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

Coaches

As of 24 August 2026

CoachSeason SpanMWDLForAgstWin %Share %
Dean Widders2021–202321501628555123.81%34.09%
Steve Georgallis2024–present281201650064442.86%43.71%

Captains

All players that have captained the Parramatta Eels NRLW team.
As of 24 August 2026

C#NameYears as CaptainDebutGames as CaptainGames for ClubRef
DateRoundSoloJointTotal
1Simaima Taufa2021–202227 Feb 20221751212[14][15]
2Tiana Penitani Gray202220 Aug 2022105510[15]
3Kennedy Cherrington202323 Jul 2023132531[16][17]
4Rachael Pearson202312 Aug 2023442633[16][18]
5Mahalia Murphy2024–present27 Jul 202412502534[19][20]
6Abbi Church20253 Jul 2025130345[21]

Current squad

The team is coached by Steve Georgallis.[22][23] Jersey numbers in the table reflect the team list announced for Round 9.[24]
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
1Abbi Church28Fullback2021 26 11 84511044— 6 1—
2Zali Fay25Wing2022 24 9 5388032——— 5
3Rory Owen22Centre2024 9 5 72112048— 5——
4Jasmin Morrissey23Centre, Wing2025— 1 56104————
5Martha Mataele27Wing, Centre2025— 11 7189036—— 2—
6Cassey Tohi-Hiku22Five-eighth, Centre2022 22 5 6334016—— 2—
7Rachael Pearson32Halfback2021 12 15 11 7456100225— 5——
8Elsie Albert30Prop2020 15 10 10 84311044—— 12—
9Taneka Todhunter24Hooker, Halfback2023 13 8 728208——— 2
10Boss Kapua21Prop, Second-row2023 5 5 616012————
11Fontayne Tufuga19Second-row2025— 2 57000————
12Mahalia Murphy32Second-row2020 3 18 8 83711044— 1 3 6
13Keilee Joseph24Lock, Prop2021 22 10 13 5505020 1 1 9 9 6
14Layne Morgan27Halfback2026—RU 22000————
15Ryvrr-Lee Alo19Prop, Lock2025— 10 717208—— 1 2—
16Chloe Jackson22Second-row2024 8 11 5243012————
17Khyliah Gray19Lock, Five-eighth2026— R 55000————
18Kennedy Cherrington27Lock, Prop2020 4 23 6 2355020— 9 6 5
19Rueben Cherrington23Hooker, Lock2022 12 11 6295122——— 2
20Tess McWilliams20Prop2025— 9 716104————
21Fleur Ginn20Wing, Centre2025— 11 4153012—— 2—
22Kate Fallon22Centre——P—0000—— 1—
–Rosemarie Beckett23Five-eighth, Fullback2023 10 4 4185020————
–Rysh'e Fa'amausili23Centre2025— 2—3000————
IJJayde Herdegen21Halfback, Five-eighth2026— R 33000————
–Kiana Takairangi34Wing, Centre2019 2 6 5 2—159036 1— 2 8 1
IJLindsay Tui21Centre2022 7 11 624000—— 6—
DVAaliyah Soufan18Halfback—— R—0000————
DVTia Matthews19Second-row————0000————
DVTaylah Falaniko19Prop—— U—0000————
DVFreedom Crichton Ropati18Wing————0000————

Notes:

  • Khyliah Gray and Kiana Takairangi were signed on supplementary contracts for 2026.[25][26]
  • The following were signed on development contracts for 2026:[26]
    • Freedom Crichton Ropati
    • Taylah Falaniko
    • Tia Matthews
    • Aaliyah Soufan

The Parramatta Eels announced contract extensions in several instalments from July 2025.[27][28][29][30][25] The Parramatta Eels announced player signings in several instalments from October 2025.[31][32][33][26][34]

2026 Gains and Losses

Off contract after 2026

Individual awards

The Parramatta Eels player of the year and other club award winners since 2021.[46]

SeasonPlayer of the YearPlayer's PlayerBlue & Gold Army
Members' Award
Coach's AwardRookie of the YearCommunity AwardRef
2021Botille Vette-WelshSimaima Taufa—Shirley Mailangi——[47][48][49]
2022Kennedy Cherrington & Simaima TaufaSimaima TaufaTiana PenitaniKennedy Cherrington—Kennedy Cherrington
2023Abbi ChurchCassey Tohi-HikuAbbi ChurchMahalia Murphy—Shontelle Stowers[50]
2024Elsie AlbertAbbi ChurchAbbi ChurchRachael PearsonRory OwenMahalia Murphy[51]
2025Abbi ChurchMartha MataeleAbbi ChurchChloe JacksonMartha MataeleElsie Albert[52]

Club records

Win loss record since entering the NRLW in 2021

GamesWinsDrawnLossPoints ForPoints Against+/-Win %
49170327851,195–41034.69%

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 24 August 2026.

Career records (at the Eels)

Season records

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

Match records

Most points in a game for the Eels

Qualification: 10 points

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTGFGPoints
1Rachael Pearson19 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium17018
2Rachael Pearson12 Sep 2025 BulldogsCommBank Stadium15014
2Rachael Pearson15 Aug 2026 BulldogsCommBank Stadium15014
2Rachael Pearson23 Aug 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium07014
5Martha Mataele7 Sep 2025 TigersCommBank Stadium30012
5Tayla Preston25 Sep 2022 RoostersSuncorp Stadium14012
7Rachael Pearson3 Jul 2025 SharksSharks Stadium13010
7Rachael Pearson7 Sep 2025 TigersCommBank Stadium05010
Most tries in a game for the Eels

Qualification: 2 tries

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueTries
1Martha Mataele7 Sep 2025 TigersCommBank Stadium3
2Rikeya Horne4 Sep 2022 KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium2
2Zali Fay23 Jul 2023 TigersCommBank Stadium2
2Kimberley Hunt26 Aug 2023 CowboysNetstrata Jubilee Stadium2
2Rosemarie Beckett11 Aug 2024 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium2
2Elsie Albert8 Sep 2024 TitansEric Tweedale Stadium2
2Chloe Jackson3 Jul 2025 SharksSharks Stadium2
2Rory Owen19 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium2
2Mahalia Murphy7 Sep 2025 TigersCommBank Stadium2
2Abbi Church12 Sep 2025 BulldogsCommBank Stadium2
2Kiana Takairangi12 Sep 2025 BulldogsCommBank Stadium2
2Elsie Albert19 Jul 2026 TitansCbus Stadium2
2Rory Owen23 Aug 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium2
2Zali Fay23 Aug 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium2
Most goals in a game for the Eels

Qualification: 4 goals

RankPlayerDateOpponentVenueGoals
1Rachael Pearson19 Jul 2025 RaidersGIO Stadium7
1Rachael Pearson23 Aug 2026 SharksOcean Protect Stadium7
3Rachael Pearson7 Sep 2025 TigersCommBank Stadium5
3Rachael Pearson12 Sep 2025 BulldogsCommBank Stadium5
3Rachael Pearson15 Aug 2026 BulldogsCommBank Stadium5
6Tayla Preston18 Sep 2022 BroncosCentral Coast Stadium4
6Tayla Preston25 Sep 2022 RoostersSuncorp Stadium4
6Rachael Pearson8 Sep 2024 TitansEric Tweedale Stadium4

Oldest and youngest players

The oldest and youngest players to represent the Parramatta Eels Women's team in the NRLW.

NameAgeYear
Shontelle Stowers36 and 257 days2023
Losana Lutu18 and 111 days2022

First try and last try

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

NameYearRoundMinuteOpponent
Tiana Penitani-Gray2021130'Knights
Jasmin Morrissey2026865'Sharks

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins
Qualification: 10 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
3446—12 RaidersGIO Stadium19 Jul 20253
3438—4 TigersCommBank Stadium7 Sep 202510
3246—14 BulldogsCommBank Stadium12 Sep 202511
2642—16 SharksOcean Protect Stadium23 Aug 20268
1424—10 RoostersSuncorp Stadium25 Sep 2022Semi Final
1420—6 CowboysTotally Workwear Stadium11 Aug 20243
1228—16 BroncosCentral Coast Stadium18 Sep 20225
1222—10 BroncosSuncorp Stadium27 Jul 20241
1230—18 BulldogsCommBank Stadium15 Aug 20267
1024—14 TitansCommBank Stadium13 Mar 20223
1024—14 TitansEric Tweedale Stadium8 Sep 20247

Biggest losing margins
Qualification: 24 point margin

MarginScoreOpponentVenueDateRound
506—56 SharksGIO Stadium17 Sep 20239
4412—56 RoostersCommBank Stadium23 Aug 20258
406—46 RoostersPolytec Stadium9 Aug 20266
3812—50 TitansCbus Stadium19 Jul 20263
344—38 BroncosSuncorp Stadium27 Mar 20225
344—38 KnightsCommBank Stadium6 Aug 20233
3412—46 RoostersIndustree Group Stadium3 Sep 20237
344—38 BroncosSuncorp Stadium16 Aug 20257
288—36 TigersCommBank Stadium23 Jul 20231
2814—42 DragonsCommBank Stadium31 Aug 20246
2612—38 DragonsWIN Stadium29 Jul 20232
246—30 KnightsEric Tweedale Stadium27 Jul 20254

Most consecutive wins

  • 2 — (18 September 2022 — 25 September 2022)
  • 2 — (11 August 2024 — 18 August 2024)
  • 2 — (8 September 2024 — 15 September 2024)
  • 2 — (7 September 2025 — 12 September 2025)
  • 2 — (15 August 2026 — 23 August 2026) (current)

Most consecutive losses

  • 6 — (20 March 2022 — 10 September 2022)
  • 6 — (2 October 2022, and 23 July 2023 to 20 August 2023)
  • 6 — (5 July 2026 — 9 August 2026)

Biggest Comeback

Worst Collapse

History

First game and first win

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Won13–12 Newcastle KnightsMcDonald Jones Stadium27 Feb 2022[53][54]

First Team

The first ever Parramatta Eels team who played the Newcastle Knights on the 27th February 2022 at McDonald Jones Stadium. The Eels won the match 13-12.[53][54]

JerseyPositionPlayer
1FullbackBotille Vette-Welsh
2WingTaina Naividi
3CentreTiana Penitani-Gray
4CentreJocephy Daniels
5WingRikeya Horne
6Five-eighthSereana Naitokatoka
7HalfbackMaddie Studdon
8PropKennedy Cherrington
9HookerNita Maynard-Perrin
10PropTommaya Kelly-Sines
11Second-rowEllie Johnston
12Second-rowJade Etherden
13LockSimaima Taufa (c)
14HookerShirley Mailangi
15FullbackAbbi Church
16LockTherese Aiton
17PropFilomina Hanisi
CoachDean Widders

Grand Final appearances

ResultScoreOpponentVenueDateRef
Lost12–32 Newcastle KnightsAccor Stadium2 Oct 2022[6][5]

Players

The following players have appeared in NRL Women's Premiership matches for the Eels.[55]
Table last updated: 24 August 2026.

Order Player Eels First Appearance
M T G FG Pts Game Date Opponent
1Botille Vette-Welsh51004127 Feb 2022 Knights
2Taina Naividi50000127 Feb 2022 Knights
3Tiana Penitani Gray1040016127 Feb 2022 Knights
4Jocephy Daniels30000127 Feb 2022 Knights
5Rikeya Horne1130012127 Feb 2022 Knights
6Sereana Naitokatoka40000127 Feb 2022 Knights
7Maddie Studdon517119127 Feb 2022 Knights
8Kennedy Cherrington3150020127 Feb 2022 Knights
9Nita Maynard-Perrin40000127 Feb 2022 Knights
10Tommaya Kelly-Sines40000127 Feb 2022 Knights
11Ellie Johnston122008127 Feb 2022 Knights
12Jade Etherden20000127 Feb 2022 Knights
13Simaima Taufa1250020127 Feb 2022 Knights
14Filomina Hanisi120000127 Feb 2022 Knights
15Seli Mailangi121004127 Feb 2022 Knights
16Therese Aiton20000127 Feb 2022 Knights
17Abbi Church45110044127 Feb 2022 Knights
18Christian Pio11200826 Mar 2022 Dragons
19Jamie-Anne Wright3000026 Mar 2022 Dragons
20Emily Curtain31004313 Mar 2022 Titans
21Christine Pauli20000420 Mar 2022 Roosters
22Gayle Broughton71004620 Aug 2022 Roosters
23Tess Staines31004620 Aug 2022 Roosters
24Brooke-Morgan Walker10204620 Aug 2022 Roosters
25Losana Lutu10000620 Aug 2022 Roosters
26Vanessa Foliaki71004620 Aug 2022 Roosters
27Brooke Anderson51004620 Aug 2022 Roosters
28Najvada George60000620 Aug 2022 Roosters
29Rima Butler51004620 Aug 2022 Roosters
30Zali Fay3880032728 Aug 2022 Dragons
31Tayla Preston6115034728 Aug 2022 Dragons
32Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis150000728 Aug 2022 Dragons
33Ashleigh Quinlan61004728 Aug 2022 Dragons
34Rueben Cherrington295102284 Sep 2022 Knights
35Cassey Tohi-Hiku3340016910 Sep 2022 Titans
36Mahalia Murphy341100441323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
37Shontelle Stowers200001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
38Pihuka Berryman-Duff900001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
39Jade Fonua1400001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
40Madeline Jones1700001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
41Amelia Huakau910041323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
42Talesha O'Neill900001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
43Kyra Simon300001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
44Shannon Muru400001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
45Monique Donovan15800321323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
46Capri Paekau500001323 Jul 2023 Wests Tigers
47Rosemarie Beckett18500201429 Jul 2023 Dragons
48Nakia Davis-Welsh200001429 Jul 2023 Dragons
49Kimberley Hunt750020156 Aug 2023 Knights
50Kelsey Clark10000156 Aug 2023 Knights
51Rachael Pearson3358001801612 Aug 2023 Broncos
52Elsie Albert28800321612 Aug 2023 Broncos
53Tyla Amiatu1420081612 Aug 2023 Broncos
54Taneka Todhunter2820081820 Aug 2023 Raiders
55Lindsay Tui2400001826 Aug 2023 Cowboys
56Boss Kapua1601021926 Aug 2023 Cowboys
57Rory Owen211200482227 Jul 2024 Broncos
58Rosie Kelly910042227 Jul 2024 Broncos
59Chloe Jackson2430012234 Aug 2024 Sharks
60Tafao Asaua200002518 Aug 2024 Wests Tigers
61Breanna Eales1400002518 Aug 2024 Wests Tigers
62Martha Mataele1890036313 Jul 2025 Sharks
63Tess McWilliams161004313 Jul 2025 Sharks
64Paige Travis110000313 Jul 2025 Sharks
65Ryvrr-Lee Alo172008313 Jul 2025 Sharks
66Rysh'e Fa'amausili30000313 Jul 2025 Sharks
67Fleur Ginn1530012313 Jul 2025 Sharks
68Mia Middleton200003823 Aug 2025 Roosters
69Kiana Takairangi230012407 Sep 2025 Wests Tigers
70Fontayne Tufuga70000407 Sep 2025 Wests Tigers
71Khyliah Gray500004312 Jul 2026 Dragons
72Keilee Joseph510044526 Jul 2026 Warriors
73Jasmin Morrissey510044526 Jul 2026 Warriors
74Jayde Herdegen30000462 Aug 2026 Knights
75Layne Morgan200004815 Aug 2026 Bulldogs

Representative honours

PlayerClub DebutCountryInternational
Debut
YearsRef
Elsie Albert12 Aug 2023 Papua New Guinea22 Jun 20192024–2025[56][57]
Ryvrr-Lee Alo3 Jul 2025 Samoa19 Oct 20252025[58]
Pihuka Berryman-Duff23 Jul 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023[59]
Kennedy Cherrington27 Feb 2022 Australia2 Nov 20222022–2023[60]
Abbi Church27 Feb 2022 Australia2 Nov 20252025[61]
Jade Fonua23 Jul 2023 Tonga21 Oct 20232023–2024[62][63]
Fleur Ginn3 Jul 2025 Papua New Guinea18 Oct 20252025[57]
Amelia Huakau23 Jul 2023 Tonga25 Jun 20222023[62]
Martha Mataele3 Jul 2025 Tonga25 Oct 20252025[64]
Mahalia Murphy23 Jul 2023 Australia3 May 20152024[63]
Shannon Muru23 Jul 2023 Tonga25 Jun 20222023[62]
Capri Paekau23 Jul 2023 New Zealand21 Oct 20232023[65]
Kiana Takairangi7 Sep 2025 Cook Islands16 Nov 20172025[66]
Simaima Taufa27 Feb 2022 Australia9 Nov 20142022[60]
Nita Maynard-Perrin27 Feb 2022 New Zealand16 Nov 20172022[67]
Cassey Tohi-Hiku10 Sep 2022 Tonga21 Oct 20232023–2024[62][63]
Lindsay Tui26 Aug 2023 Samoa15 Oct 20232023–2025[59][58]

Notes:

  • International Debut dates in bold indicate that the player made her first international appearance prior to playing for the Parramatta Eels NRLW team.
  • Paige Travis played for England on 1 March 2025 between signing-on to play for the Eels in November 2024 and making her Eels and NRLW debut in July 2025.[68]
  • Ryvrr-Lee Alo played for the Cook Islands in 2024, made her Eels NRLW debut in July 2025, then played for Samoa in October 2025.[63]
  • Kiana Takairangi played for New Zealand in 2019 between stints playing for the Cook Islands.

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)
Kennedy CherringtonNew South Wales2023 , 2025
Abbi ChurchNew South Wales2025
Tiana Penitani-GrayNew South Wales2022
Rachael PearsonNew South Wales2024
Simaima TaufaNew South Wales2022
Rory OwenQueensland2025

Prime Minister's XIII representatives

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

Player Year(s)
Kimberley Hunt2023
Cassey Tohi-Hiku2023
Rachael Pearson2023
Kennedy Cherrington2023
Taneka Todhunter2023
Abbi Church2023 – 2025
Rueben Cherrington2023
Rory Owen2024
Chloe Jackson2025

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)
Tommaya Kelly-Sines2022
Monique Donovan2024
Taneka Todhunter2024 – 2025
Mahalia Murphy2024 – 2025
Keilee Joseph2026

Māori All Stars Māori people

Player Year(s)
Botille Vette-Welsh2022
Jocephy Daniels2022
Kennedy Cherrington2022, 2024 – 2026
Zali Fay2023 – 2026
Rueben Cherrington2025 – 2026

Feeder team seasons

The Parramatta Eels run two women's pathways teams in the NSWRL Women's Premiership, and one team each in the Tarsha Gale Cup and Lisa Fiaola Cup.

NSWRL Women's Premiership

Parramatta Eels

Season Regular season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2024 11407017222446th4—[69]
2025 118030228168165th4—[70]

Wentworthville Magpies

Season Regular season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2018 12011124073059th5—[71]
2019 104666184194207th8Elimination Semi-Finalist[72][73]
2020 601513212037th6—[74]
2021 111010210437469th6—[75]
2022 800817422829th4—[76]
2023 104061186236108th4—[77]
2024 1110010302106201st4Semi-Finalist[69]
2025 113119161298311th4—[78]

Tarsha Gale Cup

For Under 18 players from 2017 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
2018 8206114836269th8—[79]
2019 96030222168125th8Semi-Finalist[80][81]
2020 61140581183 8th8—[82]
2021 821519622676th6—[83]
2022 8611119472152nd6Semi-Finalist[84][85]
2023 84131112124115th6Preliminary Semi-Finalist[86][87]
2024 84041166142108th6—[88]
2025 85031226124125th8Premiers[89][90]

Lisa Fiaola Cup

For Under 17 players.

Season Regular season Finals Ref
P W D L B F A Pts Pos Top Placing
2024 8602123290143rd6Preliminary Semi-Finalist[91][92]
2025 86021224122143rd8Premiers[93][90]

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