Sydney Roosters Women

Sydney Roosters

Club information
Full name	Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club
Nickname(s)	Roosters, Easts, Tricolours, Chooks, Sydney City
Short name	Sydney Roosters
Colours	Red   White   Blue (Navy)
Founded	Team: 8 September 2018;7 years ago (8 September 2018) Club: 24 January 1908;117 years ago (24 January 1908) as Eastern Suburbs District Rugby League Football Club
Website	roosters.com.au
Current details
Ground	Sydney Football Stadium (45,000)
CEO	Joe Kelly
Chairman	Nick Politis
Coach	John Strange
Captain	Isabelle Kelly
Competition	NRL Women's Premiership
2024 season	Premiers (2nd on ladder)
Current season
Uniforms
Home colours Away colours
Records
Premierships	2 (2021, 2024)
Runners-up	3 (2018, 2020, 2025)
Minor premierships	2 (2022, 2025)
Biggest win	Roosters 56 – 12 Eels CommBank Stadium (23 Aug 2025)
Biggest loss	Roosters 12 – 34 Broncos ANZ Stadium (30 Sep 2018)
First game	Roosters 4 – 10 Warriors ANZ Stadium (8 Sep 2018)
Most Recent game	Roosters 18 – 22 Broncos Accor Stadium (5 Oct 2025)
Wooden spoons	1 (2019)
Most capped	Isabelle Kelly – 53
Highest try scorer	24 – Isabelle Kelly
Highest points scorer	Jocelyn Kelleher – 267

Sydney Roosters Women are a rugby league team, representing the Eastern Suburbs region of Sydney. The team is part of the Sydney Roosters 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	1	0	2	34	24	2	2nd	2	Runners Up	—	[1] [2]
2019	3	0	0	3	28	60	0	4th	2	—	—
2020	3	2	0	1	56	40	4	2nd	2	Runners Up	3rd	[3]
2021	5	2	0	3	77	92	4	4th	4	Premiers	—	[4] [5]
2022	5	5	0	0	156	58	10	1st	4	Semi-finalist	—	[6] [7]
2023	9	7	0	2	284	120	14	2nd	4	Semi-finalist	—	[8] [9]
2024	9	7	0	2	222	112	14	2nd	4	Premiers	—	[10] [11]
2025	11	11	0	0	366	126	22	1st	6	Runners Up	—

2026 Draw

The draw for the 2026 season was announced on 14 November 2025. ^{[12] [13] [14]}

Round	Opponent	Score	Date	Time	Venue
1	Titans		Sat 4 Jul 2026	12:45 PM	Away	Cbus Super Stadium
2	Knights		Sat 11 Jul 2026	5:15 PM	Home	Allianz Stadium
3	Raiders		Sat 18 Jul 2026	12:45 PM	Away	GIO Stadium
4	Tigers		Sun 26 Jul 2026	6:15 PM	Away	Leichhardt Oval
5	Dragons		Sat 1 Aug 2026	2:15 PM	Neutral	Geohex Stadium, Wagga Wagga
6	Eels		Sun 9 Aug 2026	6:15 PM	Home	Allianz Stadium
7	Broncos		Sat 15 Aug 2026	5:15 PM	Away	Suncorp Stadium
8	Warriors		Sun 23 Aug 2026	1:45 PM	Home	Allianz Stadium
9	Sharks		Sat 29 Aug 2026	3:15 PM	Home	Allianz Stadium
10	Cowboys		Sat 5 Sep 2026	3:15 PM	Away	Queensland Country Bank Stadium
11	Bulldogs		Thu 10 Sep 2026	7:45 PM	Home	Allianz Stadium

Head-to-head records

Opponent	First meeting	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	Win %	Share %
Warriors	8 Sep 2018	4	2	0	2	68	44	50.00%	60.71%
Broncos	14 Sep 2018	12	5	0	7	208	234	41.67%	47.06%
Dragons	22 Sep 2018	9	7	0	2	202	72	77.78%	73.72%
Titans	6 Mar 2022	6	3	0	3	114	92	50.00%	55.34%
Knights	12 Mar 2022	6	4	0	2	115	90	66.67%	56.10%
Eels	20 Mar 2022	6	5	0	1	201	100	83.33%	66.78%
Raiders	29 Jul 2023	3	2	0	1	74	58	66.67%	56.06%
Sharks	13 Aug 2023	5	5	0	0	165	66	100.00%	71.43%
Tigers	26 Aug 2023	3	3	0	0	102	18	100.00%	85.00%
Cowboys	16 Sep 2023	3	3	0	0	94	28	100.00%	77.05%
Bulldogs	26 Jul 2025	1	1	0	0	42	22	100.00%	65.63%
Totals	8 Sep 2018	58	40	0	18	1385	824	68.97%	62.70%

Notes

• Share % is the percentage of points For over the sum of points For and Against.
• Clubs listed in the order than the Roosters Women first played them.
• Last updated: 7 October 2025

Coaches

Coach	Season Span	M	W	D	L	For	Agst	Win %	Share %	Ref
Adam Hartigan	2018	2	2	0	2	46	58	50.00%	44.23%	[15]
Rick Stone	2019	3	0	0	0	28	60	0.00%	31.82%	[16]
Jamie Feeney	2020	4	2	0	2	66	60	50.00%	52.38%	[17]
John Strange	2021—present	47	37	0	10	1245	646	78.72%	65.84%	[18]

Captains

All players that have captained the Sydney Roosters Women's in first-grade.

Cap No.	Name	Years As Captain	Debut Round	Games As Captain	Games for Club
1.	Simaima Taufa	2018	Round 1	4	9
2.	Ruan Sims	2019	Round 1	3	6
3.	Corban Baxter	2020-2021	Round 1	9	31
4.	Hannah Southwell	2021	Round 1	2	13
5.	Isabelle Kelly	2022-present	Round 1	39	53
6.	Olivia Kernick	2025	Round 10	1	47

Current squad

The Sydney Roosters are coached by John Strange. ^[19]

Table last updated on 11 December 2025.

J#	Player	Age	Position(s)	NRLW Seasons				NRLW Stats					Origin	Tests	All Stars
				Debut	2018-24	2025	2026	M	T	G	Pts	Prems
–	Aliyah Nasio	19	Second-row, Lock	2024	4	12	0	16	2	0	8	1	—	—	—
IJ	Amber Hall	30	Second-row, Prop	2019	18 11	11	0	40	13	0	52	2 1	—	14	—
–	Brydie Parker	26	Fullback, Wing	2018	28	13	0	41	14	0	56	2	—	—	—
–	Corban Baxter	31	Fullback, Five-eighth	2019	22	9	0	31	10	0	40	1	10	7	1 4
–	Eliza Lopamaua	20	Second-row, Prop	2024	4	11	0	15	2	0	8	1	—	2	—
–	Isabelle Kelly	29	Centre	2018	7 2 34	12	0	55	24	0	96	2	16	20	1
–	Jasmin Strange	22	Second-row, Centre	2022	1 11 11	13	0	36	10	0	40	1 1	—	—	3
–	Jayme Fressard	28	Wing, Centre	2020	3 4 22	8	0	37	23	0	92	1 1	3	—	—
–	Jessica Sergis	28	Centre	2018	10 23	13	0	46	28	0	112	2	13	14	—
–	Jocelyn Kelleher	25	Halfback, Five-eighth	2020	38	13	0	51	7	119	267	2	3	—	—
–	Keeley Davis	25	Hooker	2018	23 20	13	0	56	7	0	28	1	10	9	—
–	Macie Carlile	24	Prop, Second-row	2023	3	12	0	15	2	0	8	—	—	—	—
–	Mia Wood	26	Wing, Second-row	2023	14	13	0	27	14	0	56	1	—	—	—
P	Millie Elliott	27	Prop	2019	13 7 18	P	0	38	7	0	28	2 1 1	9	4	—
–	Olivia Kernick	24	Lock, Second-row	2021	34	13	0	47	20	0	80	2	9	10	3 2
–	Otesa Pule	22	Prop, Second-row	2022	27	13	0	40	9	0	36	1	—	13	—
–	Rima Butler	27	Prop	2022	5 15	13	0	33	8	0	32	1	—	3	2
–	Shawden Burton	26	Hooker	2021	13	7	0	20	0	0	0	1	—	—	—
IJ	Taina Naividi	24	Wing, Second-row	2021	5 6	11	0	22	12	0	48	1	—	2	—
–	Taneisha Gray	20	Second-row	2025	—	2	0	2	0	0	0	—	—	—	1
IS	Tarryn Aiken	26	Halfback, Five-eighth	2019	19 19	7	0	45	19	1	79	2 1	11	10	—
–	Tavarna Papalii	20	Lock	2024	8	—	0	8	0	0	0	1	3	5	—
–	Imogen Hei	20	Hooker	—	—	—	—	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—
–	Logan Fletcher	18	Wing	2025	—	1	—	1	1	0	4	—	—	—	—
DV	Sienna Thomas	18	Halfback	—	—	—	—	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—
DV	Mahlie Cashin	18	Hooker	—	—	—	—	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—
DV	Talea Tonga	17	Halfback	—	—	—	—	0	0	0	0	—	—	—	—

Notes:

• The following players were signed on a Development contract for 2025. ^[20]
  • Mahlie Cashin (who played for the Sydney Roosters Indigenous Academy, Tarsha Gale Cup side in 2025)
  • Sienna Thomas
  • Talea Tonga (who played for the Central Coast Roosters, Lisa Fiaola side in 2025)
• Millie Elliott missed the 2025 season due to pregnancy. ^[21]

The Sydney Roosters announced contract extensions in several instalments from August 2025. ^{[22] [23] [24] [25]}

2026 Gains and Losses

Gains Player 2025 Club — —

Losses Player 2026 Club Jayde Herdegen Eels

Contract extensions Player Year Off Contract Keeley Davis 2026 Amber Hall 2026 Macie Carlile 2027 Taina Naividi 2027 Aliyah Nasio 2027 Olivia Kernick 2027 Shawden Burton 2027

Off Contract 2026 Player Amber Hall Isabelle Kelly Jasmin Strange Keeley Davis Mia Wood Millie Elliott Otesa Pule Rima Butler Taneisha Gray Tavarna Papalii

Club records

Win Loss Record since entering the NRLW in 2018

Games	Wins	Drawn	Loss	Points For	Points Against	+/-	Win %
58	40	0	18	1,328	824	+504	68.96

First Try and Last Try

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

Name	Round	Opponent	Venue	Year
Isabelle Kelly	Round 1	New Zealand Warriors	ANZ Stadium	2018
Mia Wood	Grand Final	Brisbane Broncos	Accor Stadium	2025

Dally M Winners

Name	Year
Raecene McGregor	2022
Olivia Kernick	2024

Player records

Lists and tables last updated: 18 November 2025.

Most Games for the Roosters Player Span Games Isabelle Kelly 2018-2019, 2021-present 53 Jocelyn Kelleher 2020-present 51 Olivia Kernick 2021-present 47 Brydie Parker 2018-present 41 Otesa Pule 2022-present 40 Jessica Sergis 2021-present 36 Keeley Davis 2023-present 33 Corban Baxter 2018-present 31 Jayme Fressard 2022-present 30 Tarryn Aiken 2023-present 26

Most Tries for the Roosters Player Tries Isabelle Kelly 24 Jessica Sergis 23 Jayme Fressard 22 Olivia Kernick 20 Mia Wood 14 Brydie Parker 14 Tarryn Aiken 13 nolink=1 12 Corban Baxter 10 Otesa Pule 9

Most Goals for the Roosters Player Goals Jocelyn Kelleher 119 Zahara Temara 43 Kirra Dibb 4

Most Field Goals for the Roosters

Player	Field Goals
Tarryn Aiken	1
Jocelyn Kelleher	1

Most points for the Roosters (20+)

Player	2025 Club	M	T	G	FG	Points
Jocelyn Kelleher		51	7	119	1	267
Isabelle Kelly		53	24	0	0	96
Zahara Temara		24	2	43	1	95
Jessica Sergis		36	23	0	0	92
Jayme Fressard		30	22	0	0	88
Olivia Kernick		47	20	0	0	80
Brydie Parker		41	14	0	0	56
Mia Wood		27	14	0	0	56
Tarryn Aiken		26	13	0	1	53
Taina Naividi		17	12	0	0	48
Corban Baxter		31	10	0	0	40
Otesa Pule		40	9	0	0	36
Amber Hall		22	9	0	0	36
Samantha Bremner	—	15	8	0	0	32
Keeley Davis		33	6	0	0	24
Jasmin Strange		25	6	0	0	24
Taleena Simon	—	5	5	0	0	20

Most points in a game (12+)

Player	Date & Year	Opponent	Venue	T	G	FG	Points
Jocelyn Kelleher	Saturday August 23 2025	Parramatta Eels	CommBank Stadium	0	8	0	16
Taleena Simon	Saturday September 22 2018	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	4	0	0	16
Jocelyn Kelleher	Saturday September 16 2023	North Queensland Cowboys	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	1	6	0	16
Jocelyn Kelleher	Sunday September 3 2023	Parramatta Eels	Industree Group Stadium	0	7	0	14
Zahara Temara	Friday September 2 2022	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	1	5	0	14
Jocelyn Kelleher	Saturday August 26 2023	Wests Tigers	Allianz Stadium	1	4	0	12
Taina Naividi	Sunday July 6 2025	New Zealand Warriors	Allianz Stadium	3	0	0	12
Taina Naividi	Saturday August 23 2025	Parramatta Eels	CommBank Stadium	3	0	0	12
Mia Wood	Saturday August 26 2023	Wests Tigers	Allianz Stadium	3	0	0	12
Jayme Fressard	Sunday August 13 2023	Cronulla Sharks	PointsBet Stadium	3	0	0	12

Most Tries in a game

Player	Date & Year	Opponent	Venue	T
Taleena Simon	22 September 2018	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	4
Jayme Fressard	13 August 2023	Cronulla Sharks	PointsBet Stadium	3
Mia Wood	26 August 2023	Wests Tigers	Allianz Stadium	3
Taina Naividi	6 July 2025	New Zealand Warriors	Allianz Stadium	3
Taina Naividi	23 August 2025	Parramatta Eels	CommBank Stadium	3

Most Goals in a game

Player	Date & Year	Opponent	Venue	G
Jocelyn Kelleher	23 August 2025	Parramatta Eels	CommBank Stadium	8
Jocelyn Kelleher	3 September 2023	Parramatta Eels	Industree Group Stadium	7
Jocelyn Kelleher	16 September 2023	North Queensland Cowboys	Netstrata Jubilee Stadium	6
Zahara Temara	2 September 2022	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	5
Zahara Temara	18 September 2022	Gold Coast Titans	Central Coast Stadium	5
Jocelyn Kelleher	4 August 2024	Canberra Raiders	Allianz Stadium	5
Jocelyn Kelleher	20 July 2025	Brisbane Broncos	Totally Workwear Stadium	5
Jocelyn Kelleher	2 August 2025	Wests Tigers	McDonald Jones Stadium	5
Jocelyn Kelleher	17 August 2025	Newcastle Knights	Polytec Stadium	5

Most Tries in a Season for the Roosters

Player	Season	Tries
Taina Naividi	2025	11
Jessica Sergis	2025	8
Corban Baxter	2023	7
Jessica Sergis	2023	7
Isabelle Kelly	2025	7
Olivia Kernick	2025	7
Jayme Fressard	2023	6
Sam Bremner	2024	6
Jayme Fressard	2024	6
Olivia Kernick	2024	6

Most points in a season (16+)

Player	Season	M	T	G	FG	Points
Jocelyn Kelleher	2025	13	1	50	1	105
Jocelyn Kelleher	2024	11	1	37	0	78
Jocelyn Kelleher	2023	10	2	32	0	72
Taina Naividi	2025	11	11	0	0	44
Jessica Sergis	2025	13	8	0	0	32
Isabelle Kelly	2025	12	7	0	0	28
Jessica Sergis	2023	6	7	0	0	28
Corban Baxter	2023	10	7	0	0	28
Olivia Kernick	2025	13	7	0	0	28
Zahara Temara	2022	6	1	21	0	26
Jayme Fressard	2023	8	6	0	0	24
Sam Bremner	2024	10	6	0	0	24
Jayme Fressard	2024	9	6	0	0	24
Olivia Kernick	2024	11	6	0	0	24
Zahara Temara	2020	4	1	9	0	22
Zahara Temara	2021	7	0	10	1	21
Jayme Fressard	2022	5	5	0	0	20
Isabelle Kelly	2023	10	5	0	0	20
Otesa Pule	2023	10	5	0	0	20
Tarryn Aiken	2023	10	5	0	0	20
Mia Wood	2024	9	5	0	0	20
Amber Hall	2024	9	5	0	0	20
Jessica Sergis	2024	5	5	0	0	20
Rima Butler	2025	13	5	0	0	20
Jayme Fressard	2025	8	5	0	0	20
Mia Wood	2025	13	5	0	0	20
Taleena Simon	2018	4	4	0	0	16
Isabelle Kelly	2021	7	4	0	0	16
Brydie Parker	2023	10	4	0	0	16
Mia Wood	2023	5	4	0	0	16
Brydie Parker	2024	5	4	0	0	16
Jasmin Strange	2025	13	4	0	0	16
Amber Hall	2025	11	4	0	0	16

Oldest and youngest players

The oldest and youngest players to represent the Sydney Roosters NRLW team.

! Name	Age	Year
Kylie Hilder	42 and 182 days	2018
Logan Fletcher	18 and 12 days	2025

Margins and streaks

Biggest winning margins

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
44	56—12	Parramatta Eels	CommBank Stadium	23 Aug 2025
40	40—0	Cronulla Sharks	PointsBet Stadium	8 Sep 2024
38	48—10	Wests Tigers	Allianz Stadium	26 Aug 2023
34	46—12	Parramatta Eels	Industree Group Stadium	3 Sep 2023
30	30—0	St George Illawarra Dragons	Sydney Cricket Ground	3 Aug 2023
30	34—4	Wests Tigers	McDonald Jones Stadium	2 Aug 2025
30	30—0	North Queensland Cowboys	Queensland Country Bank Stadium	30 Aug 2025
30	40—10	Cronulla Sharks	Polytec Stadium	11 Sep 2025
28	34—6	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	2 Sep 2022
26	26—0	St George Illawarra Dragons	Allianz Stadium	22 Sep 2018
26	38—12	Gold Coast Titans	Central Coast Stadium	18 Sep 2022

Biggest losing margins

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
22	12—34	Brisbane Broncos	ANZ Stadium	30 Sep 2018	2018 GRAND FINAL
20	0—20	Brisbane Broncos	AAMI Park	21 Sep 2019
20	6—26	Gold Coast Titans	Cbus Super Stadium	25 Aug 2024
16	4—20	Brisbane Broncos	McDonald Jones Stadium	27 Feb 2022
16	4—20	Newcastle Knights	McDonald Jones Stadium	09 Sep 2023
14	10—24	Parramatta Eels	Suncorp Stadium	25 Sep 2022
12	0—12	Gold Coast Titans	Allianz Stadium	24 Sep 2023
10	10—20	Brisbane Broncos	ANZ Stadium	25 Oct 2020	2020 GRAND FINAL
10	16—26	Gold Coast Titans	WIN Stadium	6 Mar 2022
10	4—14	Brisbane Broncos	Allianz Stadium	14 Sep 2018

Most consecutive wins

• 18 — (1 September 2024 — 6 October 2024, 6 July 2025 — 27 September 2025)
• 7 — (3 April 2022 — 10 April 2022, 20 August 2022 — 18 September 2022)

Most consecutive losses

• 4 — (30 September 2018 — 29 September 2019)
• 4 — (17 October 2020 — 6 March 2022)

First game

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
6	4–10	New Zealand Warriors	ANZ Stadium	8 Sep 2018

Grand Final appearances

Margin	Score	Opponent	Venue	Date
22	12–34	Brisbane Broncos	ANZ Stadium	30 September 2018
10	10–20	Brisbane Broncos	ANZ Stadium	25 October 2020
12	16–4	St. George Illawarra Dragons	Moreton Daily Stadium	10 April 2022
4	32–28	Cronulla Sharks	Accor Stadium	6 October 2024
4	18–22	Brisbane Broncos	Accor Stadium	5 October 2025

History

On 27 March 2018, the Sydney Roosters applied for, and won, a license to participate in the inaugural 2018 NRL Women's season. ^[2] Adam Hartigan was named as the coach of the women's side.

In June 2018, the club used up the maximum of fifteen marquee signings ahead of the inaugural season which subsequently commenced in September. Players signed included Karina Brown, Isabelle Kelly and Ruan Sims. ^[26]

The club finished runners-up in the inaugural NRL Women's Premiership, losing to the Brisbane Broncos by 34–12 in the 2018 NRL Women's Premiership Grand Final. ^[27] Zahara Temara claimed the 2018 Player of the Season award.

In 2019, Rick Stone took over as coach. The club, however, failed to win a match, claiming the wooden spoon. Tallisha Harden was awarded the club's Best & Fairest Player for the 2019 season.

Jamie Feeney was appointed the head coach for the 2020 season, being determined to turn the club's fortunes around. He was assisted by Kylie Hilder and John Strange. Feeney immediately appointed Corban McGregor as the clubs new captain. The club also announced the big signing of Sevens Rugby star and 2016 Gold Medalist, Charlotte Caslick. In his first season, Feeney took the side to the Grand Final however they fell short, going down 20–10 as the Brisbane Broncos claimed a three-peat of premierships.

In 2021, John Strange was appointed the head coach with Kylie Hilder staying on as assistant coach. After a tough start to the season, the Roosters snuck into the finals in fourth place before upsetting defending champs Brisbane Broncos in the semi-final and then defeating the highly fancied St George-Illawarra Dragons in the Grand Final (played at Moreton Daily Stadium, Redcliffe) to claim the club's inaugural NRLW title.

John Strange added to his success in 2022 by claiming the club's first NRLW Minor Premiership (5 wins, 0 losses) before being eliminated by the Parramatta Eels in an upset semi-final loss. Season 2023 followed a similar path with the club finishing second (8 wins, 2 losses) in the Premiership rounds before once again falling short in the semi-final, this time at the hands of the Gold Coast Titans.

First Team

The first ever Sydney Roosters team who played the New Zealand Warriors on the 8th September 2018 at ANZ Stadium. The New Zealand Warriors won the match 10-4. ^[28]

Jersey	Position	Player
1	Fullback	Botille Vette-Welsh
2	Wing	Karina Brown
3	Centre	Shontelle Stowers
4	Centre	Isabelle Kelly
5	Wing	Taleena Simon
6	Five-eighth	Lavina O'Mealey
7	Halfback	Maddie Studdon
8	Prop	Simaima Taufa (c)
9	Hooker	Kylie Hilder
10	Prop	Elianna Walton
11	Second-row	Tazmin Rapana
12	Second-row	Vanessa Foliaki
13	Lock	Zahara Temara
14		Nita Maynard-Perrin
15		Sarah Togatuki
16		Chloe Caldwell
17		Victoria Latu
Coach		Adam Hartigan

Players

Main article: List of Sydney Roosters 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. ^[29]

Player	Club Debut	Country	International Debut	Years	Ref
Tarryn Aiken	22 Jul 2023	Australia	2 Nov 2022	2023–2025	[30] [31]
Corban Baxter	14 Sep 2019	Australia	6 May 2016	2019	[32]
Samantha Bremner	20 Aug 2022	Australia	5 Jul 2013	2022	[33]
Karina Brown	8 Sep 2018	Australia	5 Jul 2013	2018	[34]
Rima Butler	6 Jul 2025	Australia	26 Oct 2025	2025	[35]
Keeley Davis	22 Jul 2023	Australia	13 Oct 2018	2023–2025	[30] [35]
Tiana Davison	18 Aug 2024	New Zealand	21 Oct 2023	2024	[36]
Kirra Dibb	14 Sep 2019	Australia	25 Oct 2019	2019	[32]
Millie Elliott	22 Jul 2023	Australia	25 Oct 2019	2024	[37]
Amber Hall	22 Jul 2023	New Zealand	5 Jul 2013	2024	[36]
Tallisha Harden	14 Sep 2019	Australia	3 May 2015	2019	[32]
Mya Hill-Moana	6 Mar 2022	New Zealand	25 Jun 2022	2022–2023	[38] [39]
Kalosipani Hopoate	20 Aug 2022	Tonga	25 Jun 2022	2024	[40]
Keilee Joseph	27 Feb 2022	Australia	6 Nov 2022	2022	[33]
Isabelle Kelly	8 Sep 2018	Australia	5 May 2017	2018–2019, 2022–2025	[34] [35]
Olivia Kernick	27 Feb 2022	Australia	2 Nov 2022	2022–2023, 2025	[33] [35]
Eliza Lopamaua	25 Jul 2024	Samoa	19 Oct 2025	2025	[41]
Nita Maynard-Perrin	8 Sep 2018	New Zealand	16 Nov 2017	2018–2019	[42] [43]
Raecene McGregor	27 Feb 2022	New Zealand	19 Nov 2017	2022	[38] [44]
Taina Naividi	25 Jul 2024	Fiji	26 Oct 2024	2024	[45]
Tavarna Papalii	18 Nov 2024	Samoa	19 Oct 2024	2024–2025	[46] [41]
Amelia Pasikala	3 Aug 2023	New Zealand	14 Oct 2023	2023	[39]
Otesa Pule	20 Aug 2022	New Zealand	2 Nov 2022	2022–2025	[44] [47]
Tazmin Rapana	8 Sep 2018	Australia	13 Oct 2018	2018	[34]
Jessica Sergis	27 Feb 2022	Australia	25 Oct 2019	2022–2025	[33] [35]
Hannah Southwell	14 Sep 2019	Australia	13 Oct 2018	2019	[32]
Kiana Takairangi	14 Sep 2019	New Zealand	22 Jun 2019	2019	[43]
Simaima Taufa	8 Sep 2018	Australia	9 Nov 2014	2018–2019	[34] [32]
Zahara Temara	8 Sep 2018	Australia	5 May 2017	2018	[34]
Elianna Walton	8 Sep 2018	Australia	13 Oct 2018	2018	[34]

Notes:

• International Debut dates in bold indicate that the player made her first international appearance prior to playing for the Sydney Roosters NRLW team.
• Tavarna Papalii was a member of the Roosters NRLW squad in 2025 but did not play an NRLW match. Injured playing for Queensland in the third State of Origin match, Papalii returned to play in Round 9 of the 2025 NSWRL Women's Premiership. ^{[48] [49]}

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)
Corban Baxter	New South Wales	2018 – 2021, 2024
Yasmin Clydsdale	New South Wales	2020 – 2022
Keeley Davis	New South Wales	2023 – 2025
Kirra Dibb	New South Wales	2019
Millie Elliott	New South Wales	2023 – 2024
Vanessa Foliaki	New South Wales	2018
Jayme Fressard	New South Wales	2025
Melanie Howard	New South Wales	2020
Jocelyn Kelleher	New South Wales	2025
Isabelle Kelly	New South Wales	2018 – 2019, 2021 – 2025
Olivia Kernick	New South Wales	2022 – 2025
Nita Maynard-Perrin	New South Wales	2018
Shanice Parker	New South Wales	2020
Jessica Sergis	New South Wales	2022 – 2025
Hannah Southwell	New South Wales	2019 – 2022
Shontelle Stowers	New South Wales	2019
Maddie Studdon	New South Wales	2018
Simaima Taufa	New South Wales	2018 – 2020
Filomina Hanisi	New South Wales	2020 – 2021
Sarah Togatuki	New South Wales	2020 – 2022
Tarryn Aiken	Queensland	2023 – 2025
Tavarna Papalii	Queensland	2025
Tazmin Rapana	Queensland	2018
Zahara Temara	Queensland	2018, 2020 – 2021

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)
Keilee Joseph	2022 – 2023
Olivia Kernick	2022, 2024– 2025

Māori All-Stars

Player	Year(s)
Raecene McGregor	2022
Mya Hill-Moana	2022 – 2024
Jasmin Strange	2024 – 2025
Rima Butler	2025
Olivia Kernick	2023

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External links

• Official website
• Sydney Roosters Women at Rugby League Project