2021 Women's Rugby League World Cup squads

This article lists the official squads for the 2021 Women's Rugby League World Cup which, postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic is being held in November 2022.

Pool A

Brazil

Head coach: Australia Paul Grundy[1][2][3]
Captains: Maria Graf, Giovanna Moura.
Summary: 3 matches, 3 losses. 5 tries by 4 try-scorers, 2 goals. 24 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Round 3 match against Canada on 9 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club / Conference Tournament Tests Other Matches
M T G P Dbt M T G P Dbt M T G P
18Natalia MombergFullback, WingWC Vitoria Rhinos3104202231042022100
22Edna SantiniWingWC Vitoria Rhinos3104202231042022100
3Leticia MedeirosCentreWC Melina3000202230002022100
12Amanda WelterSecond-row, CentreWC Maringa Hawks3000202230002022100
4Daniele SoaresWing, CentreWC Maringa Hawks1000202210002022100
6Giovanna MouraFive-eighthWC Maringa Hawks3000202230002022100
7Maria GrafHalfbackWC Urutau2024201830242022100
8Franciny AmaralPropWC Melina3104202231042022114
9Patricia BodemanHookerWC Melina3104202231042022100
10Paula CasemiroPropWC Vitoria Rhinos3000202230002022100
11Patricia OliveiraSecond-rowWC Melina3000202230002022100
17Ana Loschi de QuadrosSecond-rowWC Vitoria Rhinos3000202230002022100
16Brena PriosteLockWC Urutau3000202230002022100
2Tatiane FernandesWingWC Vitoria Rhinos2000201830002022100
13Bárbara LealLockWC Vitoria Rhinos2000202220002022100
15Franciele BarrosPropWC Melina3000202230002022100
23Natalia JonckinterchangeWC Melina1000202210002022100
20Pāmella Nascimento SilvainterchangeWC Melina1000202210002022100
1Adriana FelixCentre, FullbackWC Vitoria Rhinos2000202220002022100
5Byanca Santa RitaHalfbackWC Melina1000202210002022100
14Giovanna BarthinterchangeWC Maringa Hawks2000202220002022100
21Ellen TrindadeinterchangeWC Melina1000202210002022100
6Suzana RodriguesWingWC Vitoria Rhinos000000002022100

Notes:

  • The squad was announced on 10 October 2022.
  • Two members of the squad played in the November 2018 match against Argentina, Tatiane Fernandes and Maria Graf.
  • All players in the squad participated in the warm-up match against France on 27 October 2022, with Franciny Amaral scoring a try.[4]

Canada

Head coach: England Mike Castle
Captain: Gabrielle Hindley
Summary: 3 matches, 1 win, 2 losses. 7 tries by 5 try-scorers. 5 goals. 38 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Round 3 match against Brazil on 9 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Province Tournament Tests
M T G Pts Debut M T G Pts
4Petra WoodsCentre, WingWC Ontario3208202245020
3Ferris SandboeCentreWC Alberta210420224104
1Dani FranandaWingWC Alberta20510202230612
15Nina Bui35Fullback, HookerWC Ontario100020175000
20Lauren MuellerWingWC England300020224000
10Laura Mariu41Stand-off, Scrum-halfWC New Zealand300020002792586
7Sabrina McDaid28Stand-off, Scrum-halfWC Ontario30002017102620
22Ada OkonkwoPropWC British Columbia300020225000
6Alanna FittesHooker, FullbackWC Alberta210420223104
24Elizabeth Steele29PropWC Alberta300020178000
11Gabrielle HindleySecond-rowWC British Columbia3000201963012
14Maddy AbergSecond-row, CentreWC British Columbia300020224104
13Megan Pakulis25LockWC Ontario3208201785020
21Natasha NaismithStand-offWC Ontario1000201952620
8Kristy SargentPropWC Alberta300020224000
12Sarah MaguireSecond-rowWC Ontario210420224104
19Jade Menin29PropWC Alberta200020223000
16Rachel ChoboterHookerWC British Columbia100020222000
5Karina GautoCentre, WingWC Alberta200020223000
2Brittany JonesWingWC Alberta100020222208
9Natalie Tam25HookerWC Ontario200020175000
17Brittany DouglasFullbackWC Ontario100020194000
18Alix EvansHookerWC Alberta100020222000
23Zoey SicilianoPropWC Ontario100020223104

Notes:

  • The Ravens' World Cup Squad was announced in early September.[5][6]
  • Tallies in the table include the 25 October 2022 match against Ireland.[7]
  • Support Staff for the tournament are
    • Assistant Coaches: Ben Hickey, Stevi Schnoor, Darryl Fisher.
    • Team Manager: Katie Grudzinski
  • Laura Mariu played for New Zealand Kiwi Ferns from 2000 to 2018 including all five previous World Cups. Mariu qualifies to play for Canada through her mother.[6] Kiwi Ferns records are incomplete for the period from 2002 to 2010, with full line-ups known for only 8 of 18 matches. Mariu's record from known appearances is at least 24 caps, with nine tries and 25 goals, including 10 goals in a match, against the Pacific Islands in the 2008 World Cup.

England

England women's rugby league players taking a lap of honour at 2021 WRLWC

Head coach: England Craig Richards
Captain: Emily Rudge
Summary: 4 matches, 3 wins, 1 loss. 34 tries by 14 try-scorers. 19 goals. 174 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Semi-Final match against New Zealand on 14 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club Tournament Tests
M T G Pts Dbt M T G Pts
3Fran Goldthorp19Fullback, Centre, WingYes Leeds Rhinos43012202187028
2Caitlin Beevers21Wing, FullbackYes Leeds Rhinos3208201887028
1Tara-Jane Stanley29Centre, FullbackYes York Valkyrie4619622012191459174
4Amy Hardcastle33CentreYes St Helens35020200924260104
5Leah Burke23WingYes St Helens46024201966024
6Georgia Roche23Stand-off, Scrum-halfYes Leeds Rhinos41042018106024
7Courtney Winfield-Hill35Scrum-halfYes Leeds Rhinos43012202253012
17Shona Hoyle29Second-rowYes St Helens40002016163012
9Tara Jones25HookerYes St Helens31042015136024
18Olivia Wood21Prop, Second-rowYes York Valkyrie310420225104
14Vicky Molyneux34Second-rowYes Wigan Warriors300020076000
12Emily Rudge31Second-rowYes St Helens400020082915060
13Jodie Cunningham30Loose forward, Stand-offYes St Helens300020092810040
21Keara Bennett20HookerYes Leeds Rhinos300020224000
11Hollie Dodd19Second-rowYes York Valkyrie4208202185020
8Grace Field25PropYes York Valkyrie310420199104
15Vicky Whitfield28PropYes St Helens410420187104
19Paige Travis22Loose forwardYes St Helens200020216104
22Zoe Harris28Stand-off, Scrum-halfYes St Helens100020222000
23Carrie Roberts32CentreYes St Helens1104201544118
20Georgia Wilson25Wing, CentreYes Wigan Warriors110420194208
10Dannielle Anderson27PropYes Leeds Rhinos100020185104
16Beth Stott32Five-eighthYes St Helens100020214036
24Zoe Hornby23Second-row, Loose forwardYes Leeds Rhinos100020221000

Notes:

  • The England squad was announced on 26 September.[8]
  • Squad jumper numbers for the tournament were announced on 18 October 2022.[9]

Papua New Guinea

Head coach: Australia Ben Jeffries[10][11]
Captain: Elsie Albert
Summary: 4 matches, 2 wins, 2 losses. 22 tries by 13 try-scorers. 10 goals by 2 goal-kickers. 108 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Semi-Final match against Australia on 14 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club / Conference Tournament Tests Other Matches
M T G P Dbt M T G P Dbt M T G P
5Shae-Yvonne De La Cruz26Wing, FullbackYes Souths Logan30002022300020222024
2Anika Butler22WingYes Newcastle Knights42082022420820222000
4Shellie Long22CentreYes Brisbane Tigers31042022310420222000
3Belinda Gwasamun27CentreYes Highlands Confederate4502020224502020222128
17Martha Molowia27Fullback, CentreYes Southern Confederate4401620224401620184104
6Sera Koroi20Five-eighth, Centre, LockYes Souths Logan41042022410420222000
7Lila Malabag22HalfbackYes Southern Confederate4182020224182020222000
8Elsie Albert26PropYes St George Illawarra410420197104201843012
9Therese Aiton33HookerYes South Sydney31042019410420184000
10Gloria Kaupa24PropYes Highlands Confederate40002017800020192000
15Bertshiba Awoi23interchangeYes Southern Confederate30002022300020222000
12Essay Banu20Lock, PropYes Wynnum Manly41042022410420222000
13Jessikah Reeves21Prop, Second-rowYes Souths Logan41042022410420222000
19Talitha Kunjil27PropYes Highlands Confederate20002022200020222104
11Emily Veivers21Lock, Second-rowYes Brisbane Tigers30242022302420222000
16Michelle John Ikupu27PropYes Northern Confederate30002022300020222000
21Carol Humeu27Second-rowYes Southern Confederate30002017910420176000
22Shirley Joe30Five-eighthYes Highlands Confederate210420177301220174000
1Tara Moxon25WingYes Leeds Rhinos1208202212080000
23Lisa-Marie Alu29WingYes Highlands Confederate20002022200020221208
14Ua Ravu26LockYes Riverina31042019520820221104
18Veronica Waula29Second-rowYes Southern Confederate10002017400020175000
20Roswita Kapo22HookerYes Southern Confederate00002019310420185000
24Joanne Lagona33FullbackYes Southern Confederate0000000020221104

Notes:

  • A squad of 24 players participated in the World Cup.[12][13][14][5]
  • Jersey numbers were announced in late October.[2]
  • Other Matches include two trial matches against a Far North Queensland team (in 2017), the Brisbane Broncos (in 2018 and 2019), York Valkyrie (on 20 October 2022[15]) and three 20-a-side Prime Minister's XIII matches against Australia (in 2017, 2018 and 2022[16]).
  • Elsie Albert has played 15 NRLW matches across three seasons (2020 to 2022), all for the St George Illawarra Dragons, scoring three tries. Her commitments with the Dragons prevented her participation in the recent PM XIII's match as it was held on the same day as an NRLW semi-final.
  • Therese Aiton has played 2 NRLW matches in the 2021 season, both for the Parramatta Eels.
  • Support Staff includes Meg Ward as an assistant coach.[11]
  • Elizabeth Kapa (PNG Southern Confederate) was selected in the squad but was ruled out due to an injury. Ua Ravu was brought into the squad.
  • The Orchids announced via social media on 26 October that Tara Moxon had been added to the squad.

Pool B

Australia

Head coach: Australia Brad Donald
Captains: Kezie Apps, Sam Bremner, Ali Brigginshaw. Tallisha Harden.
Summary: 5 matches, 5 wins. 58 tries by 16 try-scorers. 40 goals by 4 goal-kickers. 312 points scored.
Table last updated 20 November 2022. Players' ages are as at that date. Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Final match against New Zealand on 19 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club Tournament Test Matches NRLW Interstate All Stars
M T G P Dbt M T G P 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 M T G P
2Samantha Bremner30FullbackYes Roosters4401620131014056 1 3 593012 6 m 1t 5 m 2t
10Julia Robinson24WingYes Broncos47028201858032 4 3 4 2 5189036 3 m
11Jessica Sergis25CentreYes Roosters47028201958032 3 4 3 6 6228032 5 m 4t
5Isabelle Kelly26CentreYes Roosters4502020171114056 4 3 2 7 6229036 8 m 5t 1m
24Evania Pelite27Fullback, CentreYes Titans47028202247028 3 5 5134016 1 m 1t
12Tarryn Aiken23Five-eighthYes Broncos45122202245122 4 4 6 5196126 3 m 2t
3Ali Brigginshaw32Halfback, LockYes Broncos4051020092172170 4 4 4 6 5237334 12 m 1t 3 g 6 m 2t 4g
8Keeley Davis22HookerYes Dragons310420185104 3 4 3 7 623104 2 m
23Shannon Mato24PropYes Titans300020223000 4 2 511208 3 m 2m
16Kennedy Cherrington23PropYes Eels420820224208 4 5 716104 1 m 2m
18Yasmin Clydsdale28Second-rowYes Knights500020225000 4 7 7185020 3 m
1Kezie Apps31Second-rowYes Dragons3000201413208 3 4 2 5 519208 9 m 2t 2 m 2t
4Simaima Taufa28PropYes Eels3000201412000 4 2 4 5 7227028 8 m 1t 2m
14Lauren Brown27Halfback, HookerYes Titans5030602022503060 4 6 51512656 3 m 6 g
6Emma Tonegato27FullbackYes Dragons45020201378032 7 6135020 3 m 1t 1m
13Shaylee Bent22Second-rowYes Dragons410420224104 4 2 7 619208 2 m 4m
20Caitlan Johnston21PropYes Knights310420223104 3 1 711208 1 m 4m
9Holli Wheeler32LockYes Dragons304820185048 3 4 7 620024 3 m
15Jaime Chapman20Wing, Fullback, CentreYes Broncos34016202234016 3 6 5147028 2 m 2t
17Shenae Ciesiolka25Centre, FullbackYes Broncos34016202234016 3 6 5147028 3 m
19Taliah Fuimaono23Five-eighthYes Dragons310420194104 7 613104 2m
7Tallisha Harden30Second-rowYes Broncos2208201543012 1 3 4 6 418208 5 m 6m
22Olivia Kernick21Second-rowYes Roosters420820224208 7 6136024 1 m 1 m 1m
21Keilee Joseph20Prop, LockYes Roosters200020222000 6 612208 2m

Notes:

  • The squad was announced on 3 October 2022 (after the Grand Final of the 2022 NRLW season) and updated on 4 October following the withdrawal and replacement of two players.[17]
  • Original selections Millie Boyle (work commitments) and Tamika Upton (calf injury) withdrew on 4 October and were replaced by Shaylee Bent and Emma Tonegato.[18][19]
  • Jersey numbers were announced in late October.[2]
  • Taliah Fuimaono played her one international match for Samoa in 2019.
  • Assistant coaches are Neil Henry, Jess Skinner and Kate Mullaly.[20]

Cook Islands

Head coach: New Zealand Rusty Matua[21]
Captains: Kimiora Breayley-Nati, Elianna Walton.
Summary: 3 matches, 1 win, 2 losses. 12 tries by 9 try-scorers. 3 goals. 54 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Round 3 match against France on 10 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club Tournament Tests NRLW All Stars
Interstate
M T G P Dbt M T G P 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 M T G P
16Alekermay TuaanaFullback, Second-rowYes Souths Union3104202231040000
1Mackenzie Wiki21Fullback, WingYes Manurewa Marlins3208202232080000
14Jazmon Tupou-Witchman18Centre, Second-row, LockYes Wynnum Manly3000202230000000
18Charlize Tumu-MakaraCentreYes Tupapa Panthers3000202230000000
4Daimzel Rongokea21Centre, WingYes Arorangi Bears3000202230000000
3Kerehitina MatuaHalfback, CentreYes Manurewa Marlins3036202230360000 2 m 1t
21Anneka Stephens33HookerYes Joondalup Giants300020223000 33000
8Karol-Ann Tanevesi35PropYes Mounties3000201750000000
9Tetuanui DeanHalfback, HookerYes Campbelltown Collegians2104202221040000
10April Ngatupuna19Hooker, PropYes Gold Coast310420223104 5 16000
11Moniqca Mo'alePropYes South Sydney2000202220000000
17Lavinia KitaiProp, Second-rowYes Brisbane Tigers3000202230000000
13Elianna Walton37Prop, HookerYes Mounties20002009145020 44000 2 m 7m
12Kennedy Harrison-Vahua20PropYes Wynnum Manly2000202220000000
20Mireka DeaninterchangeYes Oakey Bears1000202210000000
24Erikana DeanHookerYes Oakey Bears1000202210000000
23Terehia MatuaPropYes Manurewa Marlins2104202221040000
2Beniamina Koiatu40WingYes Manukau Magpies1000201741040000
19Tehinnah-Leal TatuavaWingYes Titikaveka Bulldogs2000202220000000
6Kimiora Breayley-Nati34Five-eighthYes Gold Coast20002017802550 4 1 6 5163420
22Maleyna HunapoWingYes Truganina Rabbitohs1000202210000000
5Kiana Takairangi30Centre, WingYes Newcastle Knights100020176208 2 684016 1m
7Chantay Kiria-RatuHalfback, CentreYes Tweed Heads1000202210000000
15Toka Natua30Lock, PropYes NZ Rugby 7's1000201740000000

Notes:

  • The Cook Islands team was announced on 6 October 2022.[22]
  • Jersey numbers were announced in late October.[2][3]
  • Kimiora Breayley-Nati has played 6 Internationals for New Zealand from 2017 to 2018. She played Nines for New Zealand in 2017 and for the Cook Islands in 2018.
  • Kiana Takairangi played 3 matches for the Cook Islands in the 2017 World Cup, and 2 matches for New Zealand in 2019. She played Nines for New Zealand in 2019.
  • Elianna Walton played for Australia debuting in 2009, and participating in the 2013 and 2017 World Cups. In 2019, Walton played for Samoa.
  • Chantay Kiria-Ratu, April Ngatupuna and Lavinia Kitai all played for Queensland Under 19's in June 2022.[23]
  • Mackenzie Wiki is the daughter of New Zealand Rugby League international Ruben Wiki.[24]

France

Head coach: France Vincent Baloup
Captain: Alice Varela
Summary: 3 matches, 3 losses. 4 tries by 3 try-scorers. 1 goal. 18 points scored.
Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Round 3 match against Cook Islands on 10 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club Tournament Tests
M T G Pts Debut M T G Pts
15Chloé Guillerot24Wing, Fullback, CentreYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII200020222000
2Christina Song-Puche33Wing, CentreYes Déesses Catalanes210420165208
3Mélanie Bianchini25CentreYes Déesses Catalanes110420212208
4Laureane Biville23Centre, Second-rowYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII3000201610000
18Anaëlle MeunierWingYes Bègles Bordeaux WRL100020221000
6Elisa Ciria35Stand-off, FullbackYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII3211020111831236
7Alice Varela34Scrum-halfYes Toulouse Ovalie3000200818000
10Gaelle Alvernhe30Prop, Second-rowYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII200020156000
14Fanny Ramos27HookerYes Déesses Catalanes300020178208
9Cyndia Mansard36Prop, HookerYes Toulouse Ovalie3000201512000
1Elisa Akpa31Second-rowYes Déesses Catalanes300020187000
12Perinne Monsarrat23Second-rowYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII300020176000
21Dorine Samarra26Loose forwardYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII300020224000
8Jeanne Bernard34Prop, Loose forwardYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII200020176000
17Mailys Borak18Prop, CentreYes Déesses Catalanes300020215000
19Zoe Pastre-Courtine21CentreYes Déesses Catalanes200020222000
5Manon Samarra30Fullback, Wing, CentreYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII300020196000
20Anais Fourcroy29Centre, Second-rowYes Déesses Catalanes100020222000
23Margot Canal23Wing, Fullback, CentreYes Déesses Catalanes200020223000
11Tallis Kuresa27Fullback, Stand-off, Loose forwardYes Bègles Bordeaux WRL200020213000
16Elodie Pacull31Stand-off, Loose forwardYes Déesses Catalanes200020214000
24Lise Michel20HookerYes Ayguesvives XIII100020221000
13Leila Bessahli25Loose forward, Second-rowYes Déesses Catalanes100020177104
22Louisa Tooman19WingYes RC Lescure-Arthes XIII00000000

Notes:

  • The squad was announced in September 2022.[5][25]
  • Jersey numbers were announced in late October.[2]
  • Tally of participating players and points known for France women's rugby league international matches from 2010 onwards. Consequently, the tally for Alice Varela (15 matches) does not include potential appearances in the 2008 World Cup (up to 5 matches) and matches against England, one in July 2008 and two in July 2009. Verela's profile notes her debut in 2008.[26]
  • Sarah Menaa was included in the initial squad but was replaced by Anaëlle Meunier.

New Zealand

Head coach: New Zealand Ricky Henry[27]
Captain: Krystal Rota
Summary: 5 matches, 3 wins, 2 losses. 23 tries by 14 try-scorers. 10 goals by 2 goal-kickers. 112 points scored.
Table last updated 20 November 2022. Player's ages are as at that date. Players in the table ordered for their playing positions for the Final match against Australia on 19 November.

J# Player Age Position(s) Profile Club Tournament Test Matches NRLW All Stars
Interstate
M T G P Dbt M T G P 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 M T G P
1Apii Nicholls29FullbackYes Gold Coast423142017125618 3 3 5110714
3Autumn-Rain Stephens Daly26Fullback, WingYes Newcastle Knights3104202053012 5 383012 1 m 2t
24Mele Hufanga28Wing, CentreYes Ponsonby Ponies430122020569420000
4Page McGregor23Centre, WingYes St George Illawarra510420226208 7 5124016 1 m 1t
5Madison Bartlett27WingYes Gold Coast4208201965020 2 3 6 51611044
15Abigail RoacheFive-eighth, CentreNo Richmond Rovers300030000000
7Raecene McGregor25HalfbackYes Sydney Roosters530122017129036 3 4 4 7 523104 3 m 2t
23Brianna Clark27PropYes Brisbane Broncos51718202251718 2 4 4100816 1m
9Krystal Rota37Hooker, CentreYes Newcastle Knights5104201516208 3 3 410000 3 m 1t
10Annetta Nu'uausala27Prop, Second-rowYes Brisbane Broncos51042016133012 1 3 5 211208
11Roxy Murdoch-Masila30Second-rowYes Brisbane Broncos4208202253012 6 28104 2m
12Amber Hall27Second-row, PropYes Brisbane Broncos5208201311408 4 3 6 5184016
13Georgia Hale27Lock, HookerYes Gold Coast4000201414000 3 3 3 5 519208
14Nita Maynard30HookerYes Brisbane Broncos50002017143012 4 3 4 4 318104 2 m 1m
8Mya Hill-Moana20PropYes Sydney Roosters500020207000 6 511104
18Otesa Pule19Second-row, CentreYes Sydney Roosters510420225104 66104
17Christyl Stowers29Lock, PropYes Counties Manukau3000202050000000 2m
16Charlotte Arnopp-Scanlan34LockYes Newcastle Knights300020139104 33000
2Katelyn Vaha'akolo22WingYes Newcastle Knights3208202055020 55104 1m
22Karli Hansen27HalfbackYes Gold Coast0000202011280000
21Shanice Parker24Centre, FullbackYes Newcastle Knights210420222104 1 4 712000 1 m 1t
19Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell18CentreYes Gold Coast100020221000 4 26208
6Laishon Albert-Jones25Five-eighth, HalfbackYes Akarana Falcons10002022213100000
20Crystal Tamarua27Second-rowYes Brisbane Broncos100020177104 1 3 3 29000 1m

Notes

  • The squad was announced on 3 October 2022.[28][29]
  • Jersey numbers were announced in late October.[2]
  • In last October, the New Zealand Rugby League announced that original selection Kararaina Wira-Kohu was withdrawn due to injury and had been replaced by Abigail Roache.[30]
  • Mele Hufanga played one match for Tonga in 2020.
  • Crystal Tamarua played two matches for the Cook Islands in the 2017 World Cup.

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