The 2019 NRL Women's Premiership comprised 4 competing teams. Starting squad size was 22 players. Contracts were for the short pre-season and four-week season.
Requests to replace players injured during the pre-season could be sought from the administrative body, the National Rugby League.
The 4 clubs in total used 82 players. Each club used between 19 and 22 players. Six contracted players went unused. 36 players made their NRLW debut in what was the second season of the competition.
During the season, 36 tries were scored by 29 individual players. So, 35.37% of players scored at least one try. A tally of 24 goals was kicked by 5 players, with the Brisbane Broncos using two kickers. No field-goals were kicked during the season.
The NRLW was preceded by several matches and tournaments that involved NRLW players:
Two representative matches and a nines tournament involving NRLW players followed the NRLW season:
The Broncos were coached by Kelvin Wright. [1] Ali Brigginshaw was appointed captain. [2]
The Broncos announced player signings in several groupings from early June 2019 onwards:
The Warriors were coached by Luisa Avaiki. Georgia Hale was appointed captain. [9] [10] [11]
The Warriors unveiled their 22-player squad on 26 August 2019. [12]
Notes:
The Dragons were coached by Daniel Lacey. [13] Kezie Apps was appointed captain.
The Dragons announced player signings in several groupings from mid-June 2019 onwards:
The Roosters were coached by Rick Stone. [19] Simaima Taufa was appointed captain. [20]