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Premiership Winners
Line-Ups of all the Roosters Premiership winning teams.
Men's Premiership Winning Teams (1911 - 1923) |
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1911 |
1912 |
1913 |
1923 |
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| Saturday, 16th September, 1911 v Glebe (Grand Final) Royal Agricultural Showground (Crowd: Approx. 2,000) |
Wednesday, 12th September, 1923 v South Sydney (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: Approx. 15,000) |
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| Won By Easts 11 - 8 (Half Time: Glebe 5 - 2) |
* | * | Won By Easts 15 - 12 (Half Time: Easts 7 - 3) |
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| Fullback | Fred Kinghorn | Fred Kinghorn | Fred Kinghorn | 13 | Ed 'Snowy' Rigney | ||
| Winger | Barney Dalton | Dan Frawley | Dan Frawley | 16 | Les Steel | ||
| Centre | John 'Dinny' Campbell | John 'Dinny' Campbell | Bob Tidyman | 26 | George Agar | ||
| Centre | Dally Messenger (c) | Dally Messenger (c) | Dally Messenger (c) | 10 | Jack Dawson | ||
| Winger | Eddie White | Eddie White | Wally Messenger | 9 | Cecil Abotomey | ||
| Five Eighth | Herbie Collins | Barney Dalton | Les Cubitt | 8 | Harry Caples (c) | ||
| Halfback | Leslie Cody | Arthur 'Pony' Halloway | Arthur 'Pony' Halloway | 7 | Sid Kaufmann | ||
| Prop Forward | Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley | Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley | Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley | 19 | Tom (T. Joseph) Molloy | ||
| Hooker | Sandy Pearce | Bob 'Botsy' Williams | Sandy Pearce | 20 | Harold Holmes | ||
| Prop Forward | Mick Frawley | Charlie Lees | Bob 'Botsy' Williams | 3 | Bill Ives | ||
| Second-Row | Eddie Griffiths | Eddie Griffiths | Jack 'Bluey' Watkins | 4 | Bill Richards | ||
| Second-Row | Charlie Lees | Sandy Pearce | Charlie Lees | 5 | Arthur Oxford | ||
| Lock Forward | William Dalton | Percy White | Percy White | 6 | Jack 'Bluey' Watkins | ||
| Bench | William Dalton | 28 | Edward Connerton | ||||
| Bench | Wally Messenger | ||||||
| Head Coach | - | - | - | Ray Norman | |||
| Tries | Charlie Lees (1) | Harry Caples (2) Les Steel (1) |
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| Goals | Dally Messenger (3) | Arthur Oxford (3) | |||||
| Two Point Field Goals |
Dally Messenger (1) | ||||||
| Sent Off | Larry 'Jersey' O'Malley | ||||||
| * In seasons where no finals series were held the team that topped the ladder, after all the home and away matches (minor premiership) were played, were declared both the Minor Premiers and the Premiers. The thirteen players who played the most number of matches in the season for the team that won the premiership can be generally regarded as premiership winning players. The positions in the team listed here, which is recognised as the premiership winning team of that year, are determined by calculating the number of matches played in each position by the thirteen players, with the highest number of games in each spot being named in those positions. If any player outside that first thirteen played 50% or more matches in the season then they are named on the bench, and considered premiership winning players as well. |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1911 Decider |
Dan Frawley (winger) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 45 days earlier Bob 'Botsy' Williams (prop) departed for Europe with the Australian Kangaroos 45 days earlier Percy White (lock) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Not Selected For The Majority Of Matches In The 1912 Season |
Mick Frawley (prop) played one first grade match that season (missed selection) | ||||||
| Prominent Players Not Selected For The Majority Of Matches In The 1913 Season |
Mick Frawley (prop) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection) Eddie White (wing) played three first grade matches that season (missed selection) Barney Dalton (five eighth) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection) |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1923 Decider |
Gordon Wright (winger) was forced into early retirement (ankle injury) 15 weeks earlier | ||||||
Men's Premiership Winning Teams (1935 - 1945) |
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1935 |
1936 |
1937 |
1940 |
1945 |
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| Saturday, 14th September, 1935 v South Sydney (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 22,106) |
Saturday, 12th September, 1936 v Balmain (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 14,395) |
Saturday, 31st August, 1940 v Canterbury (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 24,167) |
Saturday, 1st September, 1945 v Balmain (Final) Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 44,585) |
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| Won By Easts 19 - 3 (H/T: Easts 9 - 0) |
Won By Easts 32 - 12 (H/T: Easts 8 - 6) |
* | Won By Easts 24 - 14 (H/T: Easts 11 - 9) |
Won By Easts 22 - 18 (H/T: Easts 10 - 5) |
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| Fullback | 13 | Tom Dowling | 13 | Tom Dowling | Tom Dowling | 13 | Doug Bartlett | 40 | Ray Pratt |
| Winger | 9 | Rod O'Loan | 12 | Rod O'Loan | Rod O'Loan | 12 | Rod O'Loan | 35 | Ken Foster |
| Centre | 12 | Jack Beaton | 11 | Dave Brown (c) | Jack Beaton | 37 | Stan Callaghan | 11 | Johnny Hunter |
| Centre | 10 | Ross McKinnon | 23 | Jack Lynch | Ross McKinnon | 10 | Dick Dunn | 10 | Paul Tierney |
| Winger | 24 | Fred Tottey | 9 | Fred Tottey | Fred Tottey | 22 | Bill Brew | 9 | Lionel Cooper |
| Five Eighth | 8 | Ernie Norman | 8 | Ernie Norman | Ernie Norman | 8 | Fred May | 8 | Wally O'Connell |
| Halfback | 7 | V. Thicknesse < | 7 | Viv Thicknesse | V. Thicknesse < | 25 | Sel Lisle | 7 | Sel Lisle |
| Prop Forward | 1 | Ray Stehr | 1 | Ray Stehr | Ray Stehr | 1 | Ray Stehr (c) | 1 | Ray Stehr (c) |
| Hooker | 14 | Tom McLachlan | 14 | Tom McLachlan | Tom McLachlan | 2 | Noel Hollingdale | 15 | George Watt |
| Prop Forward | 3 | Max Nixon | 32 | Jack Coote | Jack Coote | 18 | John Clarke | 14 | Jack Arnold |
| Second-Row | 4 | Harry Pierce | 4 | Harry Pierce | Harry Pierce | 4 | Harry Pierce | 4 | Sid Hobson |
| Second-Row | 5 | Joe Pearce | 5 | Joe Pearce | Joe Pearce | 5 | Joe Pearce | 5 | Bert Rollason |
| Lock Forward | 6 | Andy Norval | 6 | Andy Norval | Andy Norval | 6 | Andy Norval | 6 | Dick Dunn |
| < Viv Thicknesse was the Roosters Grand Final captain in 1935 and throughout the 1937 season | |||||||||
| Head Coach | Arthur 'Pony' Halloway (1935, 1936, 1937) | Dave Brown | Arthur 'Pony' Halloway | ||||||
| Tries | Rod O'Loan (2) Jack Beaton (1) Harry Pierce (1) Fred Tottey (1) |
Fred Tottey (2) Dave Brown (1) Jack Lynch (1) Ernie Norman (1) Andy Norval (1) Rod O'Loan (1) Ray Stehr (1) |
Harry Pierce (2) Bill Brew (1) John Clarke (1) Rod O'Loan (1) Joe Pearce (1) |
Dick Dunn (3) Jack Arnold (1) |
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| Goals | Ross McKinnon (2) | Dave Brown (2) Jack Lynch (2) |
Doug Bartlett (2) Dick Dunn (1) |
Dick Dunn (5) | |||||
| * In seasons where no finals series were held the team that topped the ladder, after all the home and away matches (minor premiership) were played, were declared both the Minor Premiers and the Premiers. The thirteen players who played the most number of matches in the season for the team that won the premiership can be generally regarded as premiership winning players. The positions in the team listed here, which is recognised as the premiership winning team of that year, are determined by calculating the number of matches played in each position by the thirteen players, with the highest number of games in each spot being named in those positions. If any player outside that first thirteen played 50% or more matches in the season then they are named on the bench, and considered premiership winning players as well. |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1935 Decider |
Captain Dave Brown (centre) injured (leg) 7 days earlier Jack Lynch (centre) missed selection Jack Coote (prop) missed selection John Clarke (prop) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1936 Decider |
Max Nixon (prop) suspended after an incident in a match 14 days earlier Jack Beaton (centre) injured (ankle) 14 days earlier Ross McKinnon (centre) injured (knee) 14 weeks earlier John Clarke (prop) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Not Selected For The Majority Of Matches In The 1937 Season |
Max Nixon (shoulder) injured in Round 4 and missed the rest of the regular season Stan Callaghan (centre) played three first grade matches that season (missed selection) John Clarke (prop) played no first grade matches that season (missed selection) |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1940 Decider |
Captain Dave Brown (centre) injured (leg) 21 days earlier Jack Arnold (prop) suspended after an incident in a match played 14 days earlier |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1945 Decider |
Johnny Smith (winger) injured (arm) 35 days earlier | ||||||||
Men's Premiership Winning Teams (1974 - 2002) |
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1974 |
1975 |
2002 |
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| Saturday, 21st September, 1974 v Canterbury-Bankstown Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 57,214) |
Saturday, 20th September, 1975 v St George Sydney Cricket Ground (Crowd: 63,047) |
Sunday, 6th October, 2002 v New Zealand Warriors Stadium Australia (Crowd: 80,130) |
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| Won By Easts 19 - 4 (Half Time: Easts 7 - 4) |
Won By Easts 38 - 0 (Half Time: Easts 5 - 0) |
Won By Roosters 30 - 8 (Half Time: Roosters 6 - 2) |
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| Fullback | 1 | Russell Fairfax | 1 | Ian Schubert | Fullback | 1 | Luke Phillips |
| Right Wing | 5 | Bill Mullins | 2 | Bruce Pickett | Right Wing | 5 | Anthony Minichiello |
| Inside Centre | 3 | John Brass | 3 | John Brass | Right Centre | 4 | Justin Hodges |
| Outside Centre | 4 | Mark Harris | 4 | John Rheinberger | Left Centre | 3 | Shannon Hegarty |
| Left Wing | 2 | Jim Porter | 5 | Bill Mullins | Left Wing | 2 | Brett Mullins |
| Five Eighth | 6 | John Peard | 6 | John Peard | Five Eighth | 6 | Brad Fittler (c) |
| Halfback | 7 | Johnny Mayes | 7 | Johnny Mayes | Halfback | 7 | Craig Wing |
| Prop Forward | 13 | Ken Jones | 13 | Ian Mackay | Prop Forward | 8 | Jason Cayless |
| Hooker | 12 | Elwyn Walters | 12 | Elwyn Walters | Hooker | 9 | Simon Bonetti |
| Prop Forward | 10 | Ian Mackay | 18 | Grant Hedger | Prop Forward | 10 | Peter Cusack |
| Second-Row | 11 | Arthur Beetson (c) | 11 | Arthur Beetson (c) | Second Rower | 14 | Adrian Morley |
| Second-Row | 9 | Barry 'Bunny' Reilly | 10 | Ron Coote | Second Rower | 12 | Craig Fitzgibbon |
| Lock Forward | 8 | Ron Coote | 8 | Kevin Stevens | Lock Forward | 13 | Luke Ricketson |
| Bench | 16 | Harry Cameron | 9 | Barry 'Bunny' Reilly | Bench | 11 | Bryan Fletcher |
| Bench | 24 | Greg Bandiera | 19 | Des O'Reilly | Bench | 15 | Andrew Lomu |
| Bench | 16 | Chris Flannery | |||||
| Bench | 17 | Michael Crocker | |||||
| Reserve > | 14 | Eric Ferguson | 14 | Terry Keen | |||
| Reserve > | 15 | Kel Sherry | 15 | Greg Townsend | |||
| Reserve > | 17 | Ray Strudwick | 16 | Trevor Barnes | |||
| Reserve > | 18 | Bruce Pickett | 17 | Les Hayes | |||
| Reserve > | 19 | Les Hayes | 20 | Garry Metcalfe | |||
| Reserve > | 20 | Terry Stevens | 21 | Michael Mossman | |||
| Reserve > | 21 | John Dykes | |||||
| Reserve > | 22 | Rick McCarthy | |||||
| Reserve > | 23 | Graham Olling | |||||
| Reserve > | 25 | Arthur Mountier | |||||
| Reserve > | 26 | Laurie Freier | |||||
| Reserve > | 29 | Greg McCarthy | |||||
| Reserve > | 37 | Doug Lucas | |||||
| Reserve > | 39 | Ian Baker | |||||
| > Not Used | |||||||
| Head Coach | Jack Gibson (1974, 1975) | Head Coach | Ricky Stuart | ||||
| Lower Grade Coaches |
Terry Fearnley Stan Bottles |
Noel Thornton Billy Anderson |
Assistant Coaches |
John Cartwight Dean Pay |
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| Tries | Arthur Beetson (1) Mark Harris (1) Bill Mullins (1) |
John Brass (2) Johnny Mayes (2) Arthur Beetson (1) Ian Mackay (1) Bruce Pickett (1) Ian Schubert (1) |
Tries | Craig Fitzgibbon (1) Chris Flannery (1) Bryan Fletcher (1) Shannon Hegarty (1) Craig Wing (1) |
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| Goals | John Peard (3 from 4) John Brass (2 from 3) |
John Peard (7 from 8) John Brass (0 from 1) |
Goals | Craig Fitzgibbon (5 from 5) | |||
| C.C.M. * | Arthur Beetson | Ian Schubert | C.C.M. * | Craig Fitzgibbon | |||
| * Clive Churchill Medallist (Player Of The Match) | |||||||
| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1974 Grand Final |
Kevin Stevens (lock) injured (knee) 14 days earlier | ||||||
| Prominent Players Who Missed The 1975 Grand Final |
Mark Harris (centre) injured (leg) 7 days earlier Russell Fairfax (fullback) injured (leg) 45 days earlier Ken Jones (prop) injured (arm) 17 weeks earlier Greg Bandiera (second row) injured (hand) 42 days earlier Dennis Tutty (second row) injured (arm) 13 days earlier |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2002 Grand Final |
Ryan Cross (centre) injured (knee) 26 weeks earlier Paul Green (halfback) injured (knee) 29 weeks earlier David Kidwell (second row) missed selection Eric Grothe Jnr (winger) missed selection |
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Men's Premiership Winning Teams (2002 - 2026) |
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2013 |
2018 |
2019 |
2026 |
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| Sunday, 6th October, 2013 v Manly-Warringah Stadium Australia (Crowd: 81,491) |
Sunday, 30th September, 2018 v Melbourne Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,688) |
Sunday, 6th October, 2019 v Canberra Stadium Australia (Crowd: 82,922) |
Sunday, 4th October, 2026 v Newcastle Knights Stadium Australia (Crowd: 80,814) |
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| Won By Roosters 26 - 18 (Half Time: Roosters 8 - 6) |
Won By Roosters 21 - 6 (Half Time: Roosters 18 -0) |
Won By Roosters 14 - 8 (Half Time: Roosters 8 -6) |
Won By Roosters 19 - 18 (H/T: Knights 12 - 6) |
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| Fullback | 1 | Anthony Minichiello (c) | 1 | James Tedesco | 1 | James Tedesco | 1 | James Tedesco (c) |
| Right Wing | 5 | Roger Tuivasa-Sheck | 5 | Blake Ferguson | 5 | Brett Morris | 5 | Mark Nawaqanitawase |
| Right Centre | 4 | Shaun Kenny-Dowall | 4 | Joseph Manu | 4 | Joseph Manu | 4 | Robert Toia |
| Left Centre | 3 | Michael Jennings | 3 | Latrell Mitchell | 3 | Latrell Mitchell | 3 | Billy Smith |
| Left Wing | 2 | Daniel Tupou | 2 | Daniel Tupou | 2 | Daniel Tupou | 2 | Daniel Tupou |
| Five Eighth | 6 | James Maloney | 6 | Luke Keary | 6 | Luke Keary | 6 | Daly Cherry-Evans |
| Halfback | 7 | Mitchell Pearce | 23 | Cooper Cronk | 7 | Cooper Cronk | 7 | Sam Walker |
| Prop Forward | 8 | J. Waerea-Hargreaves | 8 | J. Waerea-Hargreaves | 8 | J. Waerea-Hargreaves | 8 | Naufahu Whyte |
| Hooker | 9 | Jake Friend | 9 | Jake Friend (c) | 9 | Sam Verrills | 9 | Reece Robson |
| Prop Forward | 10 | Sam Moa | 10 | Siosiua Taukeiaho | 10 | Isaac Liu | 10 | Lindsay Collins |
| Second-Row | 11 | Aidan Guerra | 11 | Boyd Cordner (c) | 11 | Boyd Cordner (c) | 11 | Salesi Foketi |
| Second-Row | 12 | Sonny Bill Williams | 12 | Mitchell Aubusson | 12 | Mitchell Aubusson | 12 | Siua Wong |
| Lock Forward | 18 | Boyd Cordner | 13 | Victor Radley | 13 | Victor Radley | 13 | Victor Radley |
| Bench | 13 | Frank-Paul Nu'uausala | 12 | Isaac Liu | 14 | Angus Crichton | 15 | Angus Crichton |
| Bench | 14 | Daniel Mortimer | 14 | Dylan Napa | 16 | Nat Butcher | 16 | Nat Butcher |
| Bench | 15 | Mitchell Aubusson | 15 | Zane Tetevano | 17 | Siosiua Taukeiaho | 17 | Spencer Leniu |
| Bench | 23 | Luke O'Donnell | 17 | Ryan Matterson | 20 | Jake Friend (c) | ||
| Reserve > | 14 | Hugo Savala | ||||||
| Reserve > | 18 | Cody Ramsay | ||||||
| Reserve > | 19 | Benaiah Ioelu | ||||||
| > Not Used | ||||||||
| Head Coach | Trent Robinson | |||||||
| Assistant Coaches |
Craig Fitzgibbon Jason Taylor Paul Green |
Craig Fitzgibbon Jason Taylor Matt King |
Craig Fitzgibbon Adam O'Brien Matt King |
Michael Chieka Tait Barnes Matt King |
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| Tries | Aidan Guerra (1) Michael Jennings (1) Shaun Kenny-Dowall (1) Daniel Tupou (1) |
Joseph Manu (1) Latrell Mitchell (1) Daniel Tupou (1) |
James Tedesco (1) Sam Verrills (1) |
Mark Nawaqanitawase (2) Billy Smith (1) |
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| Goals | James Maloney (5 from 5) | Latrell Michell (4 from 6) | Latrell Michell (3 from 5) | Sam Walker (3 from 4) | ||||
| One Point Field Goals |
Luke Keary (1) | Daly Cherry-Evans (1) | ||||||
| Sin Bin | Cooper Cronk | |||||||
| C.C.M. * | Luke Keary | James Tedesco | ||||||
| * Clive Churchill Medallist (Player Of The Match) | ||||||||
| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2013 Grand Final |
Martin Kennedy (prop) missed selection Isaac Liu (lock) missed selection Dylan Napa (prop) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2018 Grand Final |
Nat Butcher (lock) missed selection Lindsay Collins (prop) missed selection Frank-Paul Nu'uausala (prop) missed selection Sitili Tupouniua (second row) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2019 Grand Final |
Lindsay Collins (prop) missed selection Ryan Hall (winger) missed selection Zane Tetevano (prop) missed selection Sitili Tupouniua (second row) missed selection |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2026 Grand Final |
Blake Steep (lock) injured (knee) 22 weeks earlier Connor Watson (utility) injured (head knock) 9 days earlier |
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Women's Premiership Winning Teams |
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2021 |
2024 |
2026 |
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| Sunday, 10th April, 2022 v St George Illawarra Dolphin Stadium, Redcliffe (Crowd: 7,855) |
Sunday, 6th October, 2024 v Cronulla-Sutherland Stadium Australia (Crowd: 40,623) |
Sunday, 4th October, 2026 v Brisbane Broncos Stadium Australia (Crowd: 47,451) |
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| Won By Roosters 16 - 4 (Half Time: Dragons 4 - 0) |
Won By Roosters 32 - 28 (Half Time: Roosters 24 - 0) |
Won By Roosters 30 - 6 (Half Time: Roosters 26 - 0) |
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| Fullback | 1 | Corban Baxter ^ (c) | 1 | Sam Bremner ^ | 1 | Corban Baxter ^ |
| Right Wing | 2 | Leianne Tufuga | 5 | Brydie Parker | 2 | Brydie Parker |
| Right Centre | 3 | Jessica Sergis | 3 | Jessica Sergis | 3 | Jessica Sergis |
| Left Centre | 4 | Isabelle Kelly | 4 | Isabelle Kelly (c) | 4 | Isabelle Kelly (c) |
| Left Wing | 5 | Brydie Parker | 2 | Jayme Fressard | 5 | Jayme Fressard |
| Five Eighth | 6 | Zahara Temara | 6 | Tarryn Aiken | 6 | Jocelyn Kelleher |
| Halfback | 7 | Raecene McGregor | 7 | Jocelyn Kelleher | 7 | Tarryn Aiken |
| Prop Forward | 8 | Sarah Togatuki | 8 | Millie Elliott ^ | 8 | Millie Elliott ^ |
| Hooker | 9 | Olivia Hiigins | 9 | Keeley Nizza ^ | 9 | Keeley Nizza ^ |
| Prop Forward | 10 | Mya Hill-Moana | 10 | Otesa Pule | 10 | Otesa Pule |
| Second-Row | 11 | Yasmin Meakes ^ | 11 | Amber Hall ^ | 11 | Sariah Paki |
| Second-Row | 12 | Olivia Kernick | 12 | Olivia Kernick | 12 | Jasmine Strange |
| Lock Forward | 13 | Hannah Southwell | 13 | Tiana Davison | 13 | Olivia Kernick |
| Bench | 14 | Jocelyn Kelleher | 14 | Tavarna Papalii | 14 | Taina Naividi |
| Bench | 15 | Keilee Joseph | 15 | Jasmin Strange | 15 | Aliyah Nasio |
| Bench | 16 | Taylor Predebon | 16 | Samantha Economos | 16 | Rima Butler |
| Bench | 17 | Simone Karpani | 17 | Kalosipani Hopoate | 17 | Amber Hall ^ |
| Concussion Sub | 18 | Joeli Morris # | ||||
| # Activated | ||||||
| ^ Corban Baxter (née McGregor) ^ Sam Bremner (née Hammond) ^ Amber Hall (formerly known as Paris-Hall) |
^ Millie Elliott (née Boyle) ^ Yasmin Meakes (formerly known as Clydsdale) ^ Keeley Nizza (née Davis) |
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| Concussion Sub | 18 | Mia Wood < | 18 | Mia Wood < | ||
| < Not Required | ||||||
| Head Coach | John Strange | |||||
| Assistant Coaches |
Kylie Hilder | Melissa Spero Lachlan Mohan |
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| Tries | Olivia Higgins (1) Isabelle Kelly (1) Yasmin Meakes ^ (1) |
Olivia Kernick (2) Brydie Parker (2) Jayme Fessard (1) Jessica Sergis (1) |
Brydie Parker (3) Tarryn Aiken (1) Isabelle Kelly (1) Jayme Fressard (1) Amber Hall ^ (1) |
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| Goals | Zahara Temara (2 from 3) | Jocelyn Kelleher (4 from 7) | Jocelyn Kelleher (1 from 7) | |||
| K.M.M. * | Sarah Togatuki | Tarryn Aiken | Tarryn Aiken | |||
| * Karyn Murphy Medallist (Player Of The Match) | ||||||
| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2021 Grand Final |
Shawden Burton (hooker) missed selection | |||||
| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2024 Grand Final |
Corban Baxter (née McGregor) (fullback) injured (knee) 12 weeks earlier Shawden Burton (hooker) injured (hamstring) 12 weeks earlier Aliyah Nasio (lock) injured (knee) 6 weeks earlier |
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| Prominent Players Who Missed The 2026 Grand Final |
Shawden Burton (hooker) missed selection Macie Carlile (prop) injured (knee) 11 weeks earlier Taneisha Gray (second row) missed selection |
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