| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Jye Gray, FB | ||
2Alex Johnston, W 3 | ||
4Campbell Graham, C | ||
5Edward Kosi, W | ||
6Cody Walker, FE | ||
7Ashton Ward, SH | ||
8Keaon Koloamatangi, P | ||
9Bronson Garlick, H | ||
10Sean Keppie, FR | ||
11Euan Aitken, SR | ||
12Tallis Duncan, SR | ||
13Cameron Murray, L | ||
14Matthew Dufty, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Lachlan Hubner, R | ||
17Tevita Tatola, R | ||
18Peter Mamouzelos, R | ||
19Adam Elliott, RSV | ||
21Moala Graham-Taufa, RSV | ||
23Latrell Siegwalt, C 5 | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
The 2026 NRL season rolls on to Round 10, and the crucial Blues fullback role remains in the spotlight. Meanwhile, a disenchanted Dragon appears to have had a change of heart.
Wayne Bennett expects NSW star Latrell Mitchell to recover from injury in time for the State of Origin series opener.
Joey Walsh will remain Manly's starting halfback against Brisbane after Jamal Fogarty failed to recover from his groin injury in time to play.
Cameron Ciraldo has questioned Jacob Preston's sin-binning and labelled his battling Canterbury "easy targets" after the Dolphins swept them aside in Brisbane.
The signing, re-signing and code-hopping between the two Australian rugby women's codes has been akin to the wild west. But that could soon change as the Wallaroos go fulltime.
With the season settling into rhythm, the narratives around the game's brightest young stars have become less about projection and more about action.
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