| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Kaeo Weekes, FB | ||
2Savelio Tamale, W | ||
3Simi Sasagi, C | ||
4Matthew Timoko, C | ||
5Xavier Savage, W 2 | ||
6Ethan Strange, FE | ||
7Ethan Sanders, SH 4 | ||
8Corey Horsburgh, P | ||
9Owen Pattie, H | ||
10Joseph Tapine, FR | ||
11Hudson Young, SR | ||
12Zac Hosking, SR | ||
13Jayden Brailey, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Tom Starling, R | ||
15Ata Mariota, R | ||
16Morgan Smithies, R | ||
17Sebastian Kris, R | ||
18Chevy Stewart, RSV | ||
19Jake Clydsdale, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
A late Bradman Best try helped Newcastle to a 12-6 win over West Tigers, avoiding an embarrassing loss in front of their loyal home fans at McDonald Jones Stadium.
Canberra have shrugged off an uninspired first half and a plucky St George Illawarra outfit to overcome the NRL's cellar-dwellers 24-16 at a bleak GIO Stadium.
Luke Brooks had been managing a knee niggle in the lead-up to Manly's clash with Melbourne before suffering the ACL injury that threatens to end his season, teammate Jamal Fogarty has revealed.
Craig Bellamy says Melbourne are facing the worst injury crisis of his 24-year coaching tenure and is holding out hope of signing reinforcements by the NRL's mid-season trade deadline.
Dolphins points whiz extraordinaire Jamayne Isaako has played 87 successive games for the club and his ambition is to never miss a match.
Manly may need to unleash uncapped wonder boy Onitoni Large after losing playmakers Luke Brooks and Joey Walsh in their 30-4 defeat of Melbourne at Brookvale Oval.
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