2024 NRL Women's season

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Duration11 weeks (9 rounds; SF, GF)
25 July - 6 October
Teams10
Premiers Sydney Roosters (2nd title)
Minor premiers Brisbane Broncos (5th title)
NRL Telstra Women's Premiership
Duration11 weeks (9 rounds; SF, GF)
25 July - 6 October
Teams10
Premiers Sydney Roosters (2nd title)
Minor premiers Brisbane Broncos (5th title)
Highest attendance40,623 (Grand Final)
Broadcast partnersNine Network
Fox League
Sky Sport (NZ)
Sky Sports (UK)
Wooden spoon Wests Tigers (1st spoon)
Dally M MedalOlivia Kernick
Top point-scorer(s) Jocelyn Kelleher 78
Top try-scorer(s) Sheridan Gallagher 9
Tiana Penitani 9
Julia Robinson 9
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The 2024 NRL Women's season is the seventh professional season of the NRL Women's Premiership. The number of teams (ten), start date (25 July 2024) and duration of the season (eleven weeks) was confirmed by the NRL, with the release of the draw on 13 November 2023.[1] Possible expansion in the number of teams for 2024 had been discussed by the Australian Rugby League Commission during October 2023.[2][3]

The ten teams that participated in the 2023 season returned for the 2024 season.

Club Season Home ground(s) Head coach Captain(s) Ref
Brisbane Broncos 7th season Suncorp Stadium and Totally Workwear Stadium Scott Prince Ali Brigginshaw (10)
Canberra Raiders 2nd season GIO Stadium Darrin Borthwick Simaima Taufa (8) and Zahara Temara (9)
Cronulla Sharks 2nd season PointsBet Stadium Tony Herman Tiana Penitani (11) [4]
Gold Coast Titans 4th season Cbus Super Stadium Karyn Murphy Georgia Hale (9)
Newcastle Knights 4th season McDonald Jones Stadium Ben Jeffries Hannah Southwell (10) and Tamika Upton (10) [5]
North Queensland Cowboys 2nd season Queensland Country Bank Stadium Ricky Henry Kirra Dibb (9) and Tallisha Harden (9) [6]
Parramatta Eels 4th season CommBank Stadium and Eric Tweedale Stadium Steve Georgallis Mahalia Murphy (9) [7][8][9]
St. George Illawarra Dragons 7th season WIN Stadium and Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Jamie Soward Raecene McGregor (9) [10]
Sydney Roosters 7th season Allianz Stadium and Industree Group Stadium John Strange Isabelle Kelly (11) [11]
Wests Tigers 2nd season Leichhardt Oval and Campbelltown Sports Stadium Brett Kimmorley Kezie Apps (3) and Botille Vette-Welsh (9) [12]

Notes:

  • In late August 2023 the NRL asked the seven other clubs for expressions of interest in joining an expanded NRLW competition.[13] Although expansion in the 2024 season is unlikely, it has not been ruled out by the NRL.[2]
  • The release of the 2024 NRLW draw on 13 November 2023 confirmed that the number of teams would remain at ten for 2024.[1]
  • In the Captain(s) column
    • The number next to the name indicates the number of games played as captain
    • The word and indicates joint captains. Of the four clubs that employed joint captains, for two both captains appeared in all their matches. In the other two clubs, the Raiders and Wests Tigers, only one of pair played in every game.
    • At the six clubs with a single captain, those captains played in all their clubs' matches.
  • New head coach appointments were
    • Steve Georgallis (Eels) announced on 22 November 2023, in a dual role as their NRLW coach and Coaching Director of the Club’s Elite Pathways program.[7] The preceding (and inaugural) Eels coach, Dean Widders had announced his resignation in late September 2023.[14]
    • Ben Jeffries (Knights) on 10 January 2024, on a three-year contract. Jeffries had coached the North Queensland Cowboys in the 2023 NRLW season.[5] Previously, on 2 November 2023, the Knights had announced that Ronald Griffiths, their NRLW coach for the 2022 and 2023 premiership-winning seasons, had been appointed to coach their NSW Cup team in 2024.[15]
    • Ricky Henry (Cowboys on 19 February 2024, on a three-year contract.[6]
  • Prior to the conclusion of their season, the Dragons announced that they would not be renewing the coaching contact of Jamie Soward.

Scheduling

Ten teams will play each other once across nine rounds, followed by a two-week final series involving the top four teams. First place on the ladder plays fourth-place and second-place plays third-place in semi-finals, with the winners meeting in the Grand Final.[16]

The start, duration, and conclusion of the 2024 season was influenced by several factors.

  • A three-match Women's State of Origin series on 16 May, 6 June, and 27 June. All three matches were played on a Thursday night.
  • A seven-week preparation period.[16]
  • Two weeks of leave.
  • An All Stars match on 16 February 2024.
  • The State Competitions.
    • Several articles reported a proposal to move the State Competitions from being run early in the season, prior to the NRLW season, to instead be run in at the same time as the NRLW season.
    • The purpose of aligning the competitions to run in parallel would be:
      • To cater for players who don't initially make the NRLW playing 18 at their club, by providing them with a high-standard secondary competition; and
      • Ensuring players brought into the NRLW squads to cover injuries are match-fit.[2]
    • An AAP article on 10 November 2023 reported that the New South Wales state competition would likely move, but the Queensland Women's Premiership would not.[3] This was subsequently confirmed by the Queensland Rugby League and New South Wales Rugby League.
      • The QRL Women's Premiership — ran for 9 rounds and a two-week (top-four) Finals Series, from 2 March to 25 May 2024.
      • The NSWRL Women's Premiership — was scheduled for 11 rounds running from 6 July to 16 September 2024, to be followed by a two-week (top-four) Finals Series.[17]

Trial matches

On 12 June 2024, the Canberra Raiders announced a trial match against the Newcastle Knights.[18] On 18 June 2024, the Brisbane Broncos announced a trial match against the Wests Tigers.[19] On 3 July 2024, the NRL announced remaining trial fixtures.[20]

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Canberra Raiders8–28 Newcastle KnightsSaturday 6 July 2024
2:00 PM		Juniors
NRLW		McDonalds Park, Wagga WaggaIsaac Cornell[21]
Parramatta Eels20–8 St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday 13 July 2024
1:00 PM		HNWP
NRLW		Eric Tweedale Stadium[22]
Brisbane Broncos28–16 Wests TigersSaturday 13 July 2024
5:15 PM		NRLW
NRL		Suncorp Stadium[23]
North Queensland Cowboys28–12 Gold Coast TitansSunday 14 July 2024
11:00 AM		NRLW
(Only)		Southern Suburbs Rugby League Grounds, Cairns[24]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks20–20 Sydney RoostersSunday 14 July 2024
1:30 PM		HNWP
NRLW		PointsBet Stadium[25]

Regular season

The first announcement of the 2024 NRLW season's fixtures was released by the NRL on 13 November 2023.[1]

Ladder

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Brisbane Broncos (M) 9 7 0 2 272 156 +116 14 Advance to finals series
2 Sydney Roosters (P) 9 7 0 2 222 112 +110 14
3 Newcastle Knights 9 6 0 3 238 132 +106 12
4 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 9 6 0 3 146 122 +24 12
5 Parramatta Eels 9 5 0 4 160 184 −24 10
6 North Queensland Cowboys 9 4 0 5 137 218 −81 8
7 Canberra Raiders 9 3 0 6 194 216 −22 6
8 Gold Coast Titans 9 3 0 6 128 191 −63 6
9 St. George Illawarra Dragons 9 2 0 7 178 234 −56 4
10 Wests Tigers 9 2 0 7 108 218 −110 4
Source: National Rugby League
(M) Minor premiers; (P) Premiers

Ladder progression

  • Numbers highlighted in green indicate that the team finished the round inside the top four.
  • Numbers highlighted in blue indicates the team finished first on the ladder in that round.
  • Numbers highlighted in red indicates the team finished last place on the ladder in that round.
Team 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Brisbane Broncos 0 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14
2 Sydney Roosters 0 2 4 6 6 8 10 12 14
3 Newcastle Knights 2 4 4 4 6 8 8 10 12
4 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2 4 6 8 10 12 12 12 12
5 Parramatta Eels 2 2 4 6 6 6 8 10 10
6 North Queensland Cowboys 0 2 2 4 6 6 8 8 8
7 Canberra Raiders 2 2 2 2 2 2 4 4 6
8 Gold Coast Titans 2 4 4 4 6 6 6 6 6
9 St George Illawarra Dragons 0 0 2 2 2 4 4 4 4
10 Wests Tigers 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 4

Round 1

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[26] Attendance Reports
Newcastle Knights12–10 Sydney RoostersThursday 25 July
7:45 PM		NRLW
(Only)		McDonald Jones StadiumBelinda Sharpe3,921[27][28]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks14–0 North Queensland CowboysSaturday 27 July
11:05 AM		NRLW
(Only)		PointsBet StadiumDamian Brady1,257[29]
Brisbane Broncos10–22 Parramatta EelsSaturday 27 July
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		Suncorp StadiumRochelle Tamarua10,382[30]
St. George Illawarra Dragons10–18 Gold Coast TitansSunday 28 July
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRL		WIN StadiumDaniel Luttringer10,728[31][32]
Wests Tigers12–32 Canberra RaidersSunday 28 July
1:45 PM		HNWP
NRLW		Campbelltown Sports GroundKarra-Lee Nolan1,506[33]

Note: Attendance at Suncorp Stadium was NRLW 10,382 and NRL 42,213. Attendance at WIN Stadium was NRLW 10,728 (per League Unlimited)[32] and NRL 18,988.

Round 2

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[34] Attendance Reports
Canberra Raiders20–26 Newcastle KnightsSaturday 3 August
11:05 AM		NRLW
HNWP		GIO StadiumDaniel Luttringer1,791[35][36]
Gold Coast Titans28–12 Wests TigersSaturday 3 August
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		Cbus Super StadiumNick Pelgrave11,105[37][36]
Parramatta Eels16–18 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday 4 August
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRLW		Allianz StadiumLuke Saldern1,166[38][36]
Sydney Roosters28–12 Brisbane BroncosSunday 4 August
1:45 PM		Belinda Sharpe2,899[39][36]
North Queensland Cowboys38–34 St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday 4 August
6:10 PM		NRLW
(Only)		Queensland Country Bank StadiumKarra-Lee Nolan2,427[40][36]

Note: Attendance at Cbus Super Stadium was NRLW 11,105 (versus Wests Tigers) and NRL 25,278 (versus Brisbane Broncos).

Round 3

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[41] Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters20–4 Wests TigersSaturday 10 August
11:05 AM		NRLW
HNWP		Industree Group StadiumKarra-Lee Nolan1,898[42][43]
Canberra Raiders12–24 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday 10 August
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		GIO StadiumKasey Badger5,831[44]
North Queensland Cowboys6–20 Parramatta EelsSunday 11 August
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRLW		Totally Workwear StadiumDaniel Luttringer1,393[45]
Brisbane Broncos44–4 Gold Coast TitansSunday 11 August
1:45 PM		Nick Pelgrave1,788[46]
Newcastle Knights10–18 St. George Illawarra DragonsSunday 11 August
6:10 PM		NRL
NRLW		McDonald Jones StadiumLuke Saldern9,479[47]

Note: Attendance at GIO Stadium was NRLW 5,831 (versus Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks) and NRL 16,690 (versus Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles). Attendance at McDonald Jones Stadium was NRL 22,813 (versus Wests Tigers) and, after a portion of the crowd had left the venue, an estimated NRLW 9,479 (versus St. George Illawarra Dragons).

Round 4

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[48] Attendance Reports
Brisbane Broncos28–22 Canberra RaidersSaturday 17 August
11:05 AM		NRLW
(Only)		Totally Workwear StadiumClayton Wills[49][50]
North Queensland Cowboys11–10 Gold Coast TitansSaturday 17 August
12:45 PM		NRLW
Gap
NRL		Queensland Country Bank StadiumNick Morel1,458[51][50]
St. George Illawarra Dragons8–28 Sydney RoostersSunday 18 August
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRL		WIN StadiumLuke Saldern[52][50]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks14–12 Newcastle KnightsSunday 18 August
1:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		PointsBet StadiumDaniel Luttringer[53][50]
Wests Tigers10–12 Parramatta EelsSunday 18 August
6:10 PM		NRLW
(Only)		Campbelltown Sports GroundDamian Brady[50][54]
Notes:

Round 5

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[56] Attendance Reports
Parramatta Eels16–36 Newcastle KnightsSaturday 24 August
11:38 AM		NRLW
HNWP		Eric Tweedale StadiumBelinda Sharpe[57][58]
Canberra Raiders18–28 North Queensland CowboysSaturday 24 August
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		GIO StadiumLuke Saldern4,177[59][58]
Gold Coast Titans26–6 Sydney RoostersSunday 25 August
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRL		Cbus Super StadiumDan Schwass7,503[60][58]
Wests Tigers14–44 Brisbane BroncosSunday 25 August
1:45 PM		HNWP
NRLW		Leichhardt OvalDaniel Luttringer1,022[61][58]
St. George Illawarra Dragons4–28 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday 25 August
6:10 PM		NRL
NRLW		WIN StadiumClayton Wills3,741[58][62]
Notes:
  • The kick-off at Eric Tweedale Stadium was delayed by over thirty minutes as a trauma paramedic was not present.[63]
  • Attendance at GIO Stadium was NRLW 4,177 (versus North Queensland) and NRL 17,523 (versus Penrith).
  • Attendance at Cbus Super Stadium was NRLW 7,503 and NRL 19,286, with both matches against Sydney Roosters.
  • Attendance at WIN Stadium was NRL 17,754 and, after a portion of the crowd had left the venue, an estimated NRLW 3,741. Both matches were against Cronulla.

Round 6

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[64] Attendance Reports
Gold Coast Titans6–22 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday 31 August
11:05 AM		NRLW
Only		Cbus Super StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski[65][66]
Parramatta Eels14–42 St. George Illawarra DragonsSaturday 31 August
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		CommBank StadiumDaniel Luttringer[58][67]
Newcastle Knights34–6 Wests TigersSunday 1 September
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRL		McDonald Jones StadiumLuke Saldern[58][68]
Brisbane Broncos38–12 North Queensland CowboysSunday 1 September
1:45 PM		NRLW
Only		Totally Workwear StadiumDaniel Schwass[58][69]
Sydney Roosters34–20 Canberra RaidersSunday 1 September
6:10 PM		NRL
NRLW		Allianz StadiumBelinda Sharpe[58][70]

Note: The matches at CommBank Stadium and Allianz Stadium feature the same opponents. At McDonald Jones Stadium Newcastle host Wests Tigers in NRLW and Gold Coast in NRL.

Round 7

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[71] Attendance Reports
North Queensland Cowboys24–22 Wests TigersSaturday 7 September
11:05 AM		NRLW
(Only)		Queensland Country Bank StadiumDan Schwass1,314[72][73]
St. George Illawarra Dragons34–38 Canberra RaidersSaturday 7 September
12:45 PM		NRLW
NRL		Netstrata Jubilee StadiumKarra-Lee Nolan5,570[74][73]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks0–40 Sydney RoostersSunday 8 September
12:00 PM		NRLW
(Only)		PointsBet StadiumBelinda Sharpe1,901[75][73]
Parramatta Eels24–14 Gold Coast TitansSunday 8 September
1:45 PM		NRLW
HNWP		Eric Tweedale StadiumLuke Saldern734[73][76]
Newcastle Knights24–32 Brisbane BroncosSunday 8 September
6:10 PM		NRL
NRLW		McDonald Jones StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski[73][77]

Note: The matches at Netstrata Jubilee Stadium feature the same opponents. At McDonald Jones Stadium Newcastle host the Dolphins in NRL and Brisbane Broncos in NRLW.

Round 8

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Wests Tigers16–14 St. George Illawarra DragonsThursday 12 September
7:45 PM		NRLW
(Only)		Leichhardt OvalLuke Saldern506[78]
Brisbane Broncos20–16 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSaturday 14 September
12:00 PM		NRLW
NRLW		Cbus Super StadiumDaniel Schwass[79]
Gold Coast Titans10–46 Newcastle KnightsSaturday 14 September
1:45 PM		Belinda Sharpe2,219[80]
Sydney Roosters24–12 North Queensland CowboysSunday 15 September
12:00 PM		HNWP
NRLW		Industree Group StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski2,927[81]
Canberra Raiders16–18 Parramatta EelsSunday 15 September
1:45 PM		NRLW
(Only)		GIO StadiumKarra-Lee Nolan1,928[82]

Round 9

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[83] Attendance Reports
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks10–12 Wests TigersThursday 19 September
7:45 PM		NRLW
(Only)		PointsBet StadiumKarra-Lee Nolan[84]
St. George Illawarra Dragons14–44 Brisbane BroncosSaturday 21 September
1:30 PM		NRLW
NRLW		Queensland Country Bank StadiumDan Schwass1,224[85]
North Queensland Cowboys6–38 Newcastle KnightsSaturday 21 September
3:15 PM		Belinda Sharpe[86]
Canberra Raiders16–12 Gold Coast TitansSunday 22 September
1:30 PM		NRLW
NRLW		CommBank StadiumLuke Saldern[87]
Parramatta Eels18–32 Sydney RoostersSunday 22 September
3:15 PM		Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski1,425[88]

Finals series

Within two hours of full time in the last regular season match, the NRL announced the kick-off times of the semi-finals and confirmed the venues.[89] The matches are 1st vs 4th and 2nd vs 3rd.

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[90] Attendance Reports
Brisbane Broncos0–14 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday. 29 September
2:05 PM		NRLW
(Only)		Totally Workwear StadiumBelinda Sharpe2,327[91][92]
Sydney Roosters25–16 Newcastle KnightsSunday, 29 September
4:15 PM		NRLW
(Only)		Allianz StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski2,271[91][93]

Grand Final

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referee[94] Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters32–28 Cronulla-Sutherland SharksSunday, 6 October
3:55 PM		NRLW
NRL		Accor StadiumZiggy Przeklasa-Adamski40,623

Weekly awards

After each round, the NRL announces via social media four weekly awards.

RoundPlayer of the RoundNext Gen PlayerTry of the WeekTackle of the WeekRef
Try-scorerAssisting Players
SponsorBundy MixerHarvey NormanDrinkwiseyoui
1 Evania Pelite Rory Owen Jocelyn KelleherTarryn Aiken, Jessica Sergis Jesse Southwell[95]
2 Kennedy Cherrington Lilly-Ann White Losana LutuKezie Apps Laishon Albert-Jones[96]
3 Mele Hufanga Rosemarie Beckett Mele HufangaDestiny Brill Georgia Hale[97][98]
4 Isabelle Kelly Chloe Jackson Julia RobinsonIntercepted opponent's pass Abbi Church[99]
5 Evania Pelite Evie Jones Krystal BlackwellRan from dummy-half Abigail Roache[100]
6 Tarryn Aiken Eliza Lopamaua Jakiya WhitfeldKirra Dibb Apii Nicholls[101]
7 Isabelle Kelly Lillian Yarrow Rory OwenCollected loose pass and ran 60m Maatuleio Fotu-Moala[102]
8 Sheridan Gallagher Kasey Reh Otesa PuleJocelyn Kelleher Zahara Temara[103]
9 Julia Robinson Tavarna Papalii Zali FayRachael Pearson Zahara Temara[104]

Team of the Year

Dally M Team of the Year

Announced on the evening of 2 October 2024.[105]

Jersey Position Player
1Fullback Abbi Church
2Wing Julia Robinson
3Centre Isabelle Kelly
4Centre Tiana Penitani
5Wing Stacey Waaka
6Five-eighth Zahara Temara
7Halfback Lauren Brown
8Prop Millie Elliott
9Hooker Keeley Davis
10Prop Shannon Mato
11Second-row Olivia Kernick
12Second-row Yasmin Clydsdale
13Lock Simaima Taufa

Players' Dream Team

The Rugby League Players Association announced the 2024 Players' Dream team on 30 September 2024.[106]

Jersey Position Player
1Fullback Tamika Upton
2Wing Julia Robinson
3Centre Isabelle Kelly
4Centre Annessa Biddle
5Wing Stacey Waaka
6Five-eighth Gayle Broughton
7Halfback Tarryn Aiken
8Prop Sarah Togatuki
9Hooker Quincy Dodd
10Prop Ellie Johnston
11Second-row Olivia Kernick
12Second-row Yasmin Clydsdale
13Lock Simaima Taufa
13Impact Grace Kemp

Individual Awards

Dally M Medal Awards Night

Announced on the evening of 2 October 2024.[105]

Dally M Medal Player of the Year:
Olivia Kernick ( Sydney Roosters)

Veronica White Medal:
Kimberley Hunt ( St George Illawarra Dragons).

Captain of the Year:
Tiana Penitani ( Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks).

Coach of the Year:
Scott Prince ( Brisbane Broncos).

Rookie of the Year:
Kasey Reh ( St George Illawarra Dragons).

Try of the Year:
Zali Fay ( Parramatta Eels)
vs Sydney Roosters in Round 9.[107]

Tackle of the Year:
Abigail Roache ( Newcastle Knights)
vs Parramatta Eels in Round 5.[107]

RLPA Players' Champion Awards

The following awards are voted for by NRLW players and announced at the end of the season.
The Players' Champion:
Isabelle Kelly ( Sydney Roosters)[108]

Rookie of the Year:
Rory Owen ( Parramatta Eels)[109]

The following award, selected from five nominees, was announced at the end of the season.
Dennis Tutty Award:
Kennedy Cherrington ( Parramatta Eels)[110]

Statistical Awards

Highest Point Scorer in Regular-season: Romy Teitzel ( Brisbane Broncos) 64 (4t 24g)
Top Try Scorer in Regular-season:


Club Awards

Club Player of the Year Player's Player Members' Award Coach's Award Rookie /
Emerging Talent		 Community Ref
Brisbane Julia Robinson Julia Robinson — — Stacey Waaka — [111]
Canberra Simaima Taufa — — Chanté Temara Relna Wuruki-Hosea — [112]
Cronulla Tiana Penitani Quincy Dodd &
Brooke Anderson		 Tiana Penitani — Georgia Hannaway Emma Tonegato [113]
Gold Coast Evania Pelite Evania Pelite Evania Pelite — Georgia Grey — [114]
Newcastle Tamika Upton Laishon Albert-Jones — — Tenika Willison Kayla Romaniuk [115]
North Queensland Bree Chester Jakiya Whitfeld Jakiya Whitfeld Alisha Foord Lily Peacock — [116]
Parramatta Eels Elsie Albert Abbi Church Abbi Church Rachael Pearson Rory Owen Mahalia Murphy [117]
St George Illawarra Alexis Tauaneai
& Angelina
Teakaraanga-Katoa		 — Teagan Berry Jamilee Bright Kasey Reh — [118]
Sydney Roosters Olivia Kernick Isabelle Kelly Isabelle Kelly — Eliza Lopomaua — [119][120]
[121][122]
Wests Tigers Sarah Togatuki Brooke Talataina — — Natasha Penitani Botille Vette-Welsh [123]

As clubs each define their own award categories there are awards that do not fit into the above categories:

Players and transfers

References

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