Brisbane Broncos Women

Not to be confused with Brisbane rugby league team.

Brisbane Broncos

Club information
Full name	Brisbane Broncos Rugby League Club Ltd.
Nickname	Broncos
Colours	Maroon   Gold
Founded	Team: September 2018;7 years ago (September 2018) Club: April 1988;37 years ago (April 1988)
Website	broncos.com.au
Current details
Ground	Suncorp Stadium (52,500)
CEO	Dave Donaghy
Chairman	Karl Morris
Coach	Scott Prince [1]
Manager	Joe McDermott
Captain	Ali Brigginshaw Tamika Upton
Competition	National Rugby League
2025 season	Premiers
Current season
Uniforms
Home colours Away colours
Records
Premierships	4 (2018, 2019, 2020, 2025)
Runners-up	0
Minor premierships	5 (2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2024)
Biggest win	Broncos 50 – 4 Cowboys Totally Workwear Stadium (13 Sep 2025)
Biggest loss	Broncos 8 – 28 Roosters Suncorp Stadium (27 Aug 2022)
First game	Broncos 30 – 4 Dragons Suncorp Stadium (9 Sep 2018)
Most Recent game	Broncos 22 – 18 Roosters Accor Stadium (5 Oct 2025)
Most capped	56 – Ali Brigginshaw
Highest try scorer	32 – Julia Robinson
Highest points scorer	180 – Romy Teitzel

Brisbane Broncos Women are a rugby league team, representing the city of Brisbane, Queensland. The team is part of the Brisbane Broncos club and plays in the National Rugby League Women's Premiership.

Seasons

Season	Regular season								Finals		Nines	Ref
	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Pos	Top	Placing
2018	3	3	0	0	76	18	6	1st	2	Premiers	—	[2] [3]
2019	3	3	0	0	42	14	4	1st	2	Premiers	—	[4] [5]
2020	3	3	0	0	70	34	6	1st	2	Premiers	RU	[6]
2021	5	5	0	0	134	64	8	1st	4	Semi-finalist	—	[7] [8]
2022	5	1	0	4	78	111	2	5th	4	—	—	[9] [10]
2023	9	6	0	3	256	165	12	4th	4	Semi-finalist	—	[11]
2024	9	7	0	2	272	156	14	1st	4	Semi-finalist	—	[12] [13] [14]
2025	11	10	0	1	404	116	20	2nd	6	Premiers	—

2026 Draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025. ^{[15] [16] [17]}

Round	Opponent	Score	Date	Time	Venue
1	Cowboys		Sat 4 Jul 2026	5:15 PM	Home	Suncorp Stadium
2	Sharks		Thu 9 Jul 2026	7:45 PM	Away	Sharks Stadium
3	Tigers		Sun 19 Jul 2026	1:45 PM	Home	Totally Workwear Stadium
4	Knights		Sun 26 Jul 2026	1:45 PM	Home	Totally Workwear Stadium
5	Bulldogs		Sun 2 Aug 2026	12:00 PM	Neutral	Geohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6	Raiders		Sun 9 Aug 2026	11:35 AM	Away	GIO Stadium
7	Roosters		Sat 15 Aug 2026	5:15 PM	Home	Suncorp Stadium
8	Titans		Sun 23 Aug 2026	11:50 AM	Away	Cbus Super Stadium
9	Eels		Sun 30 Aug 2026	1:45 PM	Away	CommBank Stadium
10	Dragons		Sun 6 Sep 2026	11:50 AM	Away	WIN Stadium
11	Warriors		Sun 13 Sep 2026	12:00 PM	Home	Totally Workwear Stadium

Head-to-head records

Opponent	First meeting	P	W	D	L	For	Agst	Win %	Share %
Dragons	9 Sep 2018	9	8	0	1	252	87	88.89%	74.34%
Roosters	14 Sep 2018	11	6	0	5	212	190	54.55%	52.74%
Warriors	21 Sep 2018	4	3	0	1	94	40	75.00%	70.15%
Knights	6 Mar 2022	7	4	0	3	194	140	57.14%	58.08%
Titans	19 Mar 2022	5	3	0	2	152	57	60.00%	72.73%
Eels	27 Sep 2022	5	3	0	2	124	70	60.00%	63.92%
Cowboys	5 Aug 2023	3	3	0	0	128	28	100.00%	82.05%
Raiders	27 Aug 2023	3	3	0	0	112	58	100.00%	65.88%
Sharks	2 Sep 2023	4	3	0	1	80	72	75.00%	52.63%
Tigers	9 Sep 2023	3	3	0	0	94	36	100.00%	72.31%
Bulldogs	31 Aug 2025	1	1	0	0	44	0	100.00%	100.00%
Totals	9 Sep 2018	55	40	0	15	1486	778	72.73%	65.64%

Notes

• Share % is the percentage of points For over the sum of points For and Against.
• Clubs listed in the order that the Broncos Women first played them.
• Table last updated: 29 September 2025.

Coaches

In mid-November 2022 the Broncos announced the appointment of Scott Prince as head coach for the 2023 NRL Women's season. ^[1]

Coach	Season Span	M	W	D	L	For	Agst	Win %	Share %
Paul Dyer	2018	4	4	0	0	110	30	100.00%	78.57%
Kelvin Wright	2019–2022	19	12	0	7	390	261	63.16%	59.91%
Scott Prince	2023–2025	32	24	0	8	986	487	75.00%	66.94%

Table last updated: 29 September 2025.

Captains

All players that have captained the Brisbane Broncos Women's in first-grade.

Cap No.	Name	Years As Captain	Debut Round	Games As Captain	Games for Club
1.	Ali Brigginshaw	2018–present	Round 1	56	56
2.	Tamika Upton	2025–present	Round 1	13	24

Current squad

Table last updated on 30 January 2026.

J#	Player	Age	Position(s)	NRLW Seasons				NRLW Stats					Origin	Tests	All Stars
				Debut	2018-24	2025	2026	M	T	G	Pts	Prems
–	Ali Brigginshaw	36	Halfback, Lock	2018	43	13	0	56	13	35	122	4	20	29	6
DV	Amanii Misa	19	Prop, Second-row	—	—	R	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—
–	Azalleyah Maaka	25	Centre	2025	—	2	0	2	0	0	0	1	—	—	—
–	Bree Spreadborough	27	Lock, Centre	2024	2	5	0	7	1	0	4	1	—	—	—
–	Brianna Clark	30	Prop	2020	2 4 20	11	0	37	3	16	44	1	1	9	—
–	Chelsea Lenarduzzi	30	Prop, Second-row	2018	42	13	0	55	16	0	64	4	8	1	—
–	Destiny Brill	22	Hooker	2021	6 6 18	11	0	41	12	0	48	1	8	5	2
DV	Georgia Bartlett	—	Fullback	—	—	R	0	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—
–	Hayley Maddick	33	Wing, Fullback	2021	29	13	0	42	14	0	56	1	1	—	—
–	Jada Ferguson	23	Hooker, Five-eighth	2021	26	13	0	39	7	0	28	1	2	—	—
–	Jesse Southwell	20	Halfback	2022	27	13	0	40	7	102	232	2	5	3	—
–	Julia Robinson	28	Centre, Wing	2018	34	12	0	46	32	0	128	4	10	13	—
–	Kerri Johnson	22	Wing	2025	—	13	0	13	10	0	40	1	—	—	—
–	Lauren Dam	29	Second-row, Centre	2021	2 17	11	0	30	13	0	52	1	—	—	—
–	Lillian Yarrow	21	Prop	2024	3	12	0	15	1	0	4	—	—	—	—
–	Reegan Hicks	19	Second-row	2025	—	4	0	4	0	0	0	1	—	—	—
–	Romy Teitzel	26	Second-row	2020	20 12	13	0	45	13	74	200	2 1	8	—	—
–	Shalom Sauaso	18	Lock, Centre	2025	—	10	0	10	5	0	20	1		2
P	Shannon Mato	27	Prop	2020	4 27	P	0	31	3	0	12	1	8	9	5
–	Shenae Ciesiolka	28	Wing, Centre	2020	32	8	0	40	17	0	68	2	11	3	—
–	Tamika Upton	28	Fullback	2019	11 26	13	0	50	46	0	184	3 2	10	8	2
–	Tara McGrath-West	24	Second-row, Prop	2022	13	3	0	16	0	0	0	1	—	—	—
–	Tafito Lafaele	24	Prop, Second-row	2021	13	1	0	14	1	0	4	1	—	—	—
–	Skyla Adams	20	Five-eighth, Centre	2024	2	1	CO	3	0	0	0	1	—	—	—

Notes:

• The following players were on a Development contract in 2025: ^[18]
  • Georgia Bartlett (Queensland Country in 2024)
  • Amanii Misa (Queensland City in 2024)

The Brisbane Broncos announced contract extensions in several instalments from August 2025. ^{[19] [20] [21] [22] [23] [24] [25]} The Brisbane Broncos announced player signings in several instalments from October 2025. ^{[26] [27] [28]}

2026 Gains & Losses

Gains Player 2025 Club Jesse Southwell Newcastle Knights Lillian Yarrow North Queensland Cowboys Shannon Mato Gold Coast Titans

Losses Player 2026 Club Annetta Nu'uausala New Zealand Warriors Gayle Broughton New Zealand Warriors Mele Hufanga New Zealand Warriors Keilee Joseph Parramatta Eels Montaya Hudson St George Illawarra Dragons Lavinia Gould Released Shaylee Joseph Released

Contract extensions Player Year Off Contract Lauren Dam 2026 Shenae Ciesiolka 2027 Brianna Clark 2027 Bree Spreadborough 2027 Destiny Brill 2027 Shalom Sauaso 2027

Off Contract 2026 Player Azalleyah Maaka Hayley Maddick Jada Ferguson Kerri Johnson Lauren Dam Tara McGrath-West

Club records

Win Loss Record since entering the NRLW in 2018

Games	Wins	Drawn	Loss	Points For	Points Against	+/-	Win %
56	41	0	15	1,436	1,192	+244	73.21

First Try and Last Try

Who scored the first try and most recent try for the Broncos.

Name	Round	Opponent	Venue	Year
Chelsea Baker	Round 1	St George Illawarra Dragons	Suncorp Stadium	2018
Mele Hufanga	Grand Final	Sydney Roosters	Accor Stadium	2025

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 6 October 2025.

Most Games for the Broncos Player Games 1. Ali Brigginshaw 56 2. Chelsea Lenarduzzi 55 3. Julia Robinson 46 4. Hayley Maddick 42 5. Shenae Ciesiolka 40 6. Jada Ferguson 39 7. Mele Hufanga 33 7. Romy Teitzel 33 8. Brianna Clark 31 9. Lavinia Gould 30 10. Destiny Brill 29 10. Gayle Broughton 29 11. Lauren Dam 28 12. Annetta Nu'uausala 26

Most Tries for the Broncos Player Tries 1. Julia Robinson 32 2. Tamika Upton 27 3. Mele Hufanga 25 4. Shenae Ciesiolka 17 5. Chelsea Lenarduzzi 16 6. Hayley Maddick 14 7. Ali Brigginshaw 13 7. Lauren Dam 13 8. Kerri Johnson 10 9. Destiny Brill 8 9. Gayle Broughton 8 9. Romy Teitzel 8

Most Goals for the Broncos Player Goals 1. Romy Teitzel 74 2. Ali Brigginshaw 35 3. Lauren Brown 19 3. Chelsea Baker 19 4. Meg Ward 18 5. Brianna Clark 9 6. Mariah Denman 6 7. Tarryn Aiken 1

Most Field Goals for the Broncos Player Field goals NIL

Most points for the Broncos (20+)

Player	2026 Club	M	T	G	FG	Points
1. Romy Teitzel		33	8	74	0	180
2. Julia Robinson		46	32	0	0	128
3. Ali Brigginshaw		56	13	35	0	122
4. Tamika Upton		24	27	0	0	108
5. Mele Hufanga		33	25	0	0	100
6. Shenae Ciesiolka		40	17	0	0	68
7. Chelsea Lenarduzzi		55	16	0	0	64
8. Hayley Maddick		42	14	0	0	56
9. Lauren Dam		28	13	0	0	52
10. Meg Ward	—	10	3	18	0	48
11. Chelsea Baker	—	7	2	18	0	44
12. Lauren Brown		10	1	19	0	42
13. Kerri Johnson		13	10	0	0	40
14. Destiny Brill		29	8	0	0	32
14. Gayle Broughton		29	8	0	0	32
15. Brianna Clark		31	3	9	0	30
16. Jada Ferguson		39	7	0	0	28
17. Tarryn Aiken		19	6	1	0	26
18. Stacey Waaka	—	6	6	0	0	24
19. Shalom Sauaso		10	5	0	0	20
19. Tazmin Rapana	—	21	5	0	0	20

Most points in a game (12+)

Player	Date	Opponent	Venue	T	G	FG	Points
1. Chelsea Baker	Sunday September 9, 2018	St George Illawarra Dragons	Suncorp Stadium	2	5	0	18
2. Mele Hufanga	Saturday August 5, 2023	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	4	0	0	16
2. Mele Hufanga	Sunday August 11, 2024	Gold Coast Titans	Totally Workwear Stadium	4	0	0	16
2. Tamika Upton	Sunday August 31, 2025	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Totally Workwear Stadium	4	0	0	16
2. Romy Teitzel	Sunday August 11, 2024	Gold Coast Titans	Totally Workwear Stadium	1	6	0	16
2. Romy Teitzel	Sunday August 10, 2025	Canberra Raiders	GIO Stadium	1	6	0	16
3. Romy Teitzel	Saturday September 13, 2025	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	0	7	0	14
3. Romy Teitzel	Sunday August 24, 2025	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	1	5	0	14
4. Kimiora Breayley-Nati	Sunday September 30, 2018	Sydney Roosters	ANZ Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Tamika Upton	Saturday October 3, 2020	New Zealand Warriors	GIO Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Julia Robinson	Saturday September 16, 2023	St George Illawarra Dragons	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Tamika Upton	Saturday August 2, 2025	Cronulla Sharks	McDonald Jones Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Tamika Upton	Saturday September 13, 2025	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Jaime Chapman	3 September 2022	Gold Coast Titans	Moreton Daily Stadium	3	0	0	12
4. Romy Teitzel	Sunday July 13, 2025	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium	0	6	0	12
4. Ali Brigginshaw	Saturday August 5, 2023	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	1	4	0	12

Most tries in a game

Player	Date	Opponent	Venue	T
1. Mele Hufanga	5 August 2023	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	4
1. Mele Hufanga	11 August 2024	Gold Coast Titans	Totally Workwear Stadium	4
1. Tamika Upton	31 August 2025	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Totally Workwear Stadium	4
2. Kimiora Breayley-Nati	30 September 2018	Sydney Roosters	ANZ Stadium	3
2. Tamika Upton	3 October 2020	New Zealand Warriors	GIO Stadium	3
2. Jaime Chapman	3 September 2022	Gold Coast Titans	Moreton Daily Stadium	3
2. Julia Robinson	16 September 2023	St George Illawarra Dragons	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	3
2. Tamika Upton	2 August 2025	Cronulla Sharks	McDonald Jones Stadium	3
2. Tamika Upton	13 September 2025	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	3

Most Tries in a Season for the Broncos

Player	Season	Tries
1. Tamika Upton	2025	20
2. Mele Hufanga	2023	10
2. Kerri Johnson	2025	10
3. Julia Robinson	2024	9
3. Julia Robinson	2025	9
4. Mele Hufanga	2025	8
4. Hayley Maddick	2025	8
5. Lauren Dam	2023	7
5. Mele Hufanga	2024	7

Most points in a season (16+)

Player	Season	M	T	G	FG	Points
1. Romy Teitzel	2025	13	4	50	0	116
2. Ali Brigginshaw	2023	10	5	32	0	84
3. Tamika Upton	2025	13	20	0	0	80
4. Romy Teitzel	2024	9	4	24	0	64
5. Mele Hufanga	2023	10	10	0	0	40
5. Kerri Johnson	2025	13	10	0	0	40
6. Chelsea Baker	2018	4	2	15	0	38
7. Lauren Brown	2021	6	0	19	0	38
8. Julia Robinson	2024	10	9	0	0	36
8. Julia Robinson	2025	12	9	0	0	36
9. Hayley Maddick	2025	13	8	0	0	32
9. Mele Hufanga	2025	13	8	0	0	32
10. Meg Ward	2020	4	1	13	0	30
11. Lauren Dam	2023	10	7	0	0	28
11. Mele Hufanga	2024	10	7	0	0	28
12. Stacey Waaka	2024	6	6	0	0	24
13. Tamika Upton	2020	4	5	0	0	20
13. Julia Robinson	2023	6	5	0	0	20
13. Shenae Ciesiolka	2023	10	5	0	0	20
13. Shalom Sauaso	2025	10	5	0	0	20
14. Shenae Ciesiolka	2021	7	4	0	0	16
14. Emily Bass	2021	5	4	0	0	16
14. Hagiga Mosby	2021	4	4	0	0	16
14. Jaime Chapman	2022	5	4	0	0	16
14. Gayle Broughton	2023	8	4	0	0	16
14. Chelsea Lenarduzzi	2024	10	4	0	0	16
14. Chelsea Lenarduzzi	2025	13	4	0	0	16
14. Lauren Dam	2025	11	4	0	0	16
14. Jada Ferguson	2025	13	4	0	0	16
14. Brianna Clark	2025	11	1	6	0	16

Most Goals in a game

Player	Date	Opponent	Venue	T
1. Romy Teitzel	13 September 2025	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	7
2. Romy Teitzel	11 August 2024	Gold Coast Titans	Totally Workwear Stadium	6
2. Romy Teitzel	25 August 2024	Wests Tigers	Leichhardt Oval	6
2. Romy Teitzel	13 July 2025	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium	6
2. Romy Teitzel	10 August 2025	Canberra Raiders	GIO Stadium	6
3. Chelsea Baker	9 September 2018	St George Illawarra Dragons	Suncorp Stadium	5
3. Chelsea Baker	30 September 2018	Sydney Roosters	ANZ Stadium	5
3. Meg Ward	6 October 2019	St George Illawarra Dragons	ANZ Stadium	5
3. Lauren Brown	27 March 2022	Parramatta Eels	Suncorp Stadium	5
3. Ali Brigginshaw	16 September 2023	St George Illawarra Dragons	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	5
3. Mariah Denman	21 September 2024	St George Illawarra Dragons	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	5
3. Romy Teitzel	24 August 2025	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	5

Oldest and youngest players

The Oldest and youngest players to represent the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team.

! Name	Age	Year
Lavinia Gould	41 and 199 days	2024
Shalom Sauaso	18 and 32 days	2025

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date	Round
46	50–4	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	13 September 2025
44	44–0	Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs	Totally Workwear Stadium	31 August 2025
40	44–4	Gold Coast Titans	Totally Workwear Stadium	11 Augusy 2024
40	44–4	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium	13 July 2025
34	38–4	Parramatta Eels	Suncorp Stadium	27 March 2022
34	38–4	Parramatta Eels	Suncorp Stadium	16 August 2025
34	46–12	St George Illawarra Dragons	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	16 September 2023
32	40–8	Canberra Raiders	Totally Workwear Stadium	27 August 2023
30	46–16	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	24 August 2025
30	44–14	Wests Tigers	Leichhardt Oval	25 August 2024
30	44–14	St George Illawarra Dragons	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	21 September 2024
28	40–12	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	5 August 2023
26	30–4	St George Illawarra Dragons	Suncorp Stadium	9 September 2018
26	38–12	North Queensland Cowboys	Totally Workwear Stadium	1 September 2024

Biggest losing margins

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date	Round
20	8–28	Sydney Roosters	Suncorp Stadium	27 August 2022
18	18–36	Sydney Roosters	Sunshine Coast Stadium	22 July 2023
18	14–32	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	21 August 2022
16	12–28	Sydney Roosters	Allianz Stadium	4 August 2024
14	0–14	Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks	Totally Workwear Stadium	29 September 2024	2024 Semi Final
12	10–22	Parramatta Eels	Suncorp Stadium	27 July 2024
12	16–28	Parramatta Eels	Central Coast Stadium	18 Sep 2022
6	16–22	Sydney Roosters	Leichhardt Oval	3 Apr 2022	2021 Semi Final
6	24–30	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	24 September 2023	2023 Semi Final
4	26–30	Sydney Roosters	Totally Workwear Stadium	20 July 2025

Most consecutive wins

• 10 – (27 July 2025 – 5 October 2025)
• 8 – (6 October 2019 – 13 March 2022)
• 7 – (11 August 2024 – 21 September 2024)

Most consecutive losses

• 4 – (11 September 2022 — 27 July 2023)
• 3 – (3 April 2022 — 27 August 2022)
• 3 – (24 September 2023 — 4 August 2024)

Biggest Comeback

• Recovered from 14 point defecit, trailed Newcastle Knights 18-4 after 46 minutes at McDonald Jones Stadium on September 8 2024 and won 32-24

Worst Collapse

• Surrendered a 16 point lead. Led Sydney Roosters 16-0 after 19 minutes at Leichhardt Oval in 2021 Semi Final on April 3 2022 and lost 16-22

First game

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
26	30–4	St George Illawarra Dragons	Suncorp Stadium	9 Sep 2018

Grand Final appearances

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
22	34–12	Sydney Roosters	ANZ Stadium	30 September 2018
24	30–6	St George Illawarra Dragons	ANZ Stadium	6 October 2019
10	20–10	Sydney Roosters	ANZ Stadium	25 October 2020
4	22–18	Sydney Roosters	Accor Stadium	5 October 2025

History

In 2017, the Brisbane Broncos launched a bid to enter a team in the inaugural NRL Women's Premiership in 2018. On 27 March 2018, the club won a license to participate in the inaugural NRL Women's season, on the back of a strong bid which included the NRL's desire for a geographical spread. ^{[29] [30]} Paul Dyer was named as the coach of the women's side, ^[31] but stepped down after the inaugural season to concentrate on his role as game development manager. Kelvin Wright was named his replacement in May 2019. ^[32]

In June 2018, Ali Brigginshaw, Brittany Breayley, Heather Ballinger, Teuila Fotu-Moala and Caitlyn Moran were unveiled as the club's first five signings. ^[33] Tain Drinkwater was also appointed the CEO of the team. ^[34]

The club won the inaugural NRL Women's Premiership title by defeating the Sydney Roosters by 34–12 in the 2018 NRL Women's Premiership Grand Final. ^[3]

First Team

The first ever Brisbane Broncos who played the St George Illawarra Dragons on the 9th September 2018 at Suncorp Stadium. The Brisbane Broncos won the match 30-4. ^[35]

Jersey	Position	Player
1	Fullback	Chelsea Baker
2	Wing	Julia Robinson
3	Centre	Amelia Kuk
4	Centre	Amber Pilley
5	Wing	Meg Ward
6	Five-eighth	Kimiora Breayley-Nati
7	Halfback	Ali Brigginshaw (c)
8	Prop	Heather Ballinger
9	Hooker	Brittany Breayley-Nati
10	Prop	Steph Hancock
11	Second-row	Teuila Fotu-Moala
12	Second-row	Maitua Feterika
13	Lock	Rona Peters
14	Hooker	Lavinia Gould
15	Prop	Chelsea Lenarduzzi
16	Lock	Mariah Denman
17	Prop	Ngatokotoru Arakua
Coach		Paul Dyer

Premiership Winning Teams

The four Brisbane Broncos premiership winning teams from 2018, 2019, 2020 and 2025. ^{[36] [37] [38] [39]}

2018 Grand Final v Sydney Roosters

FULLTIME SCORE: Brisbane Broncos 34 def. Sydney Roosters 12 at ANZ Stadium, 30th September 2018

Jersey	Position	Player
1	Fullback	Chelsea Baker
2	Wing	Julia Robinson
3	Centre	Meg Ward
4	Centre	Amber Pilley
5	Wing	Amelia Kuk
6	Five-eighth	Kimiora Breayley-Nati
7	Halfback	Ali Brigginshaw (c)
8	Prop	Heather Ballinger
9	Hooker	Brittany Breayley-Nati
15	Prop	Chelsea Lenarduzzi
11	Second-row	Teuila Fotu-Moala
12	Second-row	Maitua Feterika
13	Lock	Rona Peters
10	Prop	Steph Hancock
14	Hooker	Lavinia Gould
16	Lock	Mariah Denman
17	Prop	Ngatokotoru Arakua
Coach		Paul Dyer

2019 Grand Final v St George Illawarra Dragons

FULLTIME SCORE: Brisbane Broncos 30 def. St George Illawarra Dragons 6 at ANZ Stadium, 6th October 2019

Jersey	Position	Player
18	Fullback	Tamika Upton
2	Wing	Julia Robinson
3	Centre	Amy Turner
4	Centre	Amber Pilley
5	Wing	Meg Ward
6	Five-eighth	Raecene McGregor
7	Halfback	Ali Brigginshaw (c)
8	Prop	Millie Elliott
9	Hooker	Lavinia Gould
10	Prop	Amber Hall
11	Second-row	Annette Brander
12	Second-row	Tazmin Rapana
13	Lock	Rona Peters
14	Prop	Tarryn Aiken
15	Hooker	Steph Hancock
16	Lock	Mariah Denman
17	Prop	Chelsea Lenarduzzi
Coach		Kelvin Wright

2020 Grand Final v Sydney Roosters

FULLTIME SCORE: Brisbane Broncos 20 def. Sydney Roosters 10 at ANZ Stadium, 25th October 2020

Jersey	Position	Player
1	Fullback	Tamika Upton
2	Wing	Shenae Ciesiolka
3	Centre	Julia Robinson
4	Centre	Jayme Fressard
5	Wing	Meg Ward
6	Five-eighth	Raecene McGregor
7	Halfback	Tarryn Aiken
8	Prop	Millie Elliott
9	Hooker	Lauren Brown
16	Prop	Shannon Mato
11	Second-row	Amber Hall
12	Second-row	Tallisha Harden
7	Lock	Ali Brigginshaw (c)
10	Prop	Chelsea Lenarduzzi
14	Second-row	Annette Brander
15	Prop	Jessika Elliston
17	Hooker	Chante Temara
Coach		Kelvin Wright

2025 Grand Final v Sydney Roosters

FULLTIME SCORE: Brisbane Broncos 22 def. Sydney Roosters 18 at Accor Stadium, 5th October 2025

Jersey	Position	Player
1	Fullback	Tamika Upton (c)
2	Wing	Kerri Johnson
3	Centre	Mele Hufanga
4	Centre	Julia Robinson
5	Wing	Hayley Maddick
6	Five-eighth	Gayle Broughton
7	Halfback	Ali Brigginshaw (c)
8	Prop	Annetta-Claudia Nu'uausala
14	Hooker	Destiny Brill
10	Prop	Brianna Clark
11	Second-row	Lauren Dam
12	Second-row	Romy Teitzel
13	Lock	Keilee Joseph
9	Hooker	Jada Ferguson
15	Prop	Chelsea Lenarduzzi
16	Centre	Shenae Ciesiolka
17	Prop	Shalom Sauaso
Coach		Scott Prince

Dally M Winners

Name	Year
Brittany Breayley-Nati	2018
Ali Brigginshaw	2020
Millie Elliott	2021
Tamika Upton	2025

Players of the Year

The Brisbane Broncos player of the year award winners since 2018.

Name	Year
Brittany Breayley-Nati	2018
Ali Brigginshaw	2019
Amber Hall	2020
Millie Elliott	2021
Jaime Chapman	2022
Mariah Denman	2023
Julia Robinson	2024
Tamika Upton	2025

Players

Main article: List of Brisbane Broncos players § Women's

Representative honours

National team representatives

Past and current players that have been selected to play for a national women's team and competed internationally.

Player	Club Debut	Country	International Debut	Years	Ref
Tarryn Aiken	15 Sep 2019	Australia	2 Nov 2022	2022	[40]
Ngatokotoru Arakua	9 Sep 2018	New Zealand	5 May 2017	2018	[41]
Chelsea Baker	9 Sep 2018	Australia	6 May 2016	2018	[41]
Heather Ballinger	9 Sep 2018	Australia	3 Sep 2011	2018	[41]
Annette Brander	15 Sep 2019	Australia	9 Nov 2014	2019-2020	[42]
Brittany Breayley-Nati	9 Sep 2018	Australia	9 Nov 2014	2018	[41]
Kimiora Breayley-Nati	9 Sep 2018	New Zealand	16 Nov 2017	2018	[41]
Ali Brigginshaw	9 Sep 2018	Australia	29 Sep 2009	2018–2019, 2022–2025	[41] [43]
Destiny Brill	22 Jul 2023	Samoa	15 Oct 2023	2023–2025	[44] [45]
Gayle Broughton	22 Jul 2023	New Zealand	27 Oct 2024	2024	[46]
Jaime Chapman	21 Aug 2022	Australia	6 Nov 2022	2022	[40]
Shenae Ciesiolka	10 Oct 2020	Australia	2 Nov 2022	2022	[40]
Brianna Clark	27 Aug 2022	New Zealand	2 Nov 2022	2022, 2024–2025	[47] [48]
Millie Elliott	15 Sep 2019	Australia	25 Oct 2019	2019	[42]
Maitua Feterika	9 Sep 2018	New Zealand	9 Nov 2014	2018	[41]
Teuila Fotu-Moala	9 Sep 2018	New Zealand	9 Nov 2014	2018	[41]
Amber Hall	15 Sep 2019	New Zealand	5 Jul 2013	2019–2022	[49] [47]
Stephanie Hancock	9 Sep 2018	Australia	Oct-Nov 2003	2018	[41]
Tallisha Harden	21 Sep 2018	Australia	3 May 2015	2022	[40]
Mele Hufanga	22 Jul 2023	New Zealand	6 Nov 2022	2023–2025	[50] [48]
Keilee Joseph	27 Jul 2024	Australia	6 Nov 2022	2024–2025	[51] [43]
Chelsea Lenarduzzi	9 Sep 2018	Australia	25 Oct 2019	2019	[42]
Nita Maynard-Perrin	21 Aug 2022	New Zealand	16 Nov 2017	2022	[47]
Raecene McGregor	15 Sep 2019	New Zealand	19 Nov 2017	2019	[49]
Roxy Murdoch	27 Feb 2022	New Zealand	25 Jun 2022	2022	[52]
Annetta-Claudia Nu'uausala	10 Sep 2022	New Zealand	6 May 2016	2022	[47]
Annetta-Claudia Nu'uausala	10 Sep 2022	Samoa	15 Oct 2023	2023–2025	[44] [45]
Julia Robinson	9 Sep 2018	Australia	13 Oct 2018	2018, 2022–2025	[41] [43]
Shalom Sauaso	5 Jul 2025	Samoa	19 Oct 2025	2025	[45]
Jasmine Solia	21 Aug 2022	New Zealand	14 Oct 2023	2023	[50]
Jasmine Solia	21 Aug 2022	Samoa	10 Nov 2024	2024	[53]
Crystal Tamarua	21 Aug 2022	New Zealand	5 May 2017	2022	[47]
Karley Te Kawa	14 Sep 2018	New Zealand	10 Oct 2010	2018	[41]
Amy Turner	15 Sep 2019	New Zealand	25 Jun 2022	2022	[52]
Tamika Upton	15 Sep 2019	Australia	14 Oct 2023	2025	[43]

Notes:

• International Debut dates in bold indicate that the player made her first international appearance prior to playing for the Brisbane Broncos NRLW team.

Test Captains

Name	Year
Ali Brigginshaw	Australia	2018-19, 2022-2025
Tallisha Harden	Australia	2022

Women's State of Origin representatives

Past and current players that have played for Queensland and New South Wales in the State of Origin.

Player	State	Year(s)
Tarryn Aiken	Queensland	2020 – 2022
Chelsea Baker	Queensland	2018 – 2019
Heather Ballinger	Queensland	2018 – 2019
Emily Bass	Queensland	2022
Annette Brander	Queensland	2019 – 2020
Brittany Breayley-Nati	Queensland	2018
Ali Brigginshaw	Queensland	2018 – 2025
Destiny Brill	Queensland	2023 – 2025
Lauren Brown	Queensland	2020 – 2022
Shenae Ciesiolka	Queensland	2020 – 2025
Jessika Elliston	Queensland	2019
Jada Ferguson	Queensland	2025
Steph Hancock	Queensland	2018 – 2019
Tallisha Harden	Queensland	2018 , 2020 – 2022
Keilee Joseph	Queensland	2024 – 2025
Kody House	Queensland	2018
Chelsea Lenarduzzi	Queensland	2019 – 2022, 2024 – 2025
Hayley Maddick	Queensland	2025
Shannon Mato	Queensland	2020
Amber Pilley	Queensland	2019
Tazmin Rapana	Queensland	2019, 2023 – 2024
Julia Robinson	Queensland	2020 – 2025
Romy Teitzel	Queensland	2023 – 2025
Tamika Upton	Queensland	2020 – 2022, 2025
Meg Ward	Queensland	2018 – 2019
Millie Elliott	New South Wales	2019 – 2022

Prime Minister's XIII representatives

Past and current players that have been selected to play in the Prime Minister's XIII.

Player	Year(s)
Jaime Chapman	2022
Jada Ferguson	2022

All-Stars Representatives

Past and current players that have played for the Indigenous All-Stars or for the Māori All-Stars.

Indigenous All Stars

Player	Year(s)
Kaitlyn Phillips	2023
Keilee Joseph	2024–2025

Māori All Stars

Player	Year(s)
Lavinia Gould	2022
Roxette Murdoch-Masila	2022
Amy Turner	2023

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External links

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