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NRLW Round 4 Match Preview: Red V back at WIN looking to build

The Dragons will meet the Roosters on Sunday, August 18th at WIN Stadium, Wollongong in Round 4 of the 2024 Telstra Women's Premiership.

The squad will be on show in the lead-up to the NRL side's clash against the Titans as Wollongong ignites for another double-header.

The Dragons will be raising funds for the i98FM Illawarra Convoy at Sunday afternoon's double-header at WIN Stadium.

A total of $6.00 will be donated to the i98FM Illawarra Convoy for every person who attends on Sunday thanks to St George Bank, TripADeal, Squadron Energy, Venues NSW, the NRL and the Dragons.

To help support the convoy, purchase a ticket to Sunday's double-header or, if you cannot attend, visit illawarraconvoy.com.au to donate.

KEY TIMINGS

  • Date: Sunday, August 18th
  • Gates Open: 11:45pm
  • NRLW: 12:00pm
  • NRL: 2:00pm
  • Where: WIN Stadium, Wollongong
  • Watch: Kayo & Foxtel (+Nine & 9Now for NRLW)

Ella Koster has been named to make her season debut off the interchange having been sidelined with a shoulder injury since prior to the season.

Madison Mulhall starts in the front row in place of Jamilee Bright who has been pushed back to the reserves having been unable to finish the side's last start win in Newcastle after a heavy collision.

Tyla King wears the No.6 jersey after making a successful return off the bench in Round 3 with Zali Hopkins reverting to the interchange and Sophie Clancy named among the reserves.

Shenai Lendill is set to play despite spending time off the field on Sunday for a HIA.

As a result of the squad's growing injury toll, local junior Jordyn Preston has been listed among the reserves having enjoyed a strong run of form with the Steelers at Harvey Norman NSW Women's Premiership level.

A Shellharbour Stingrays product, Preston has progressed through the club's pathways system and was a part of the Dragons' extended NRLW squad in 2022.

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Dragons is number 1 Teagan Berry
    Fullback for Roosters is number 1 Samantha Bremner
  • Winger for Dragons is number 5 Kimberley Hunt
    Winger for Roosters is number 2 Jayme Fressard
  • Centre for Dragons is number 3 Keele Browne
    Centre for Roosters is number 4 Jasmin Strange
  • Centre for Dragons is number 4 Bobbi Law
    Centre for Roosters is number 6 Isabelle Kelly
  • Winger for Dragons is number 19 Alice Gregory
    Winger for Roosters is number 5 Mia Wood
  • Five-Eighth for Dragons is number 6 Tyla King
    Five-Eighth for Roosters is number 13 Jocelyn Kelleher
  • Halfback for Dragons is number 7 Raecene McGregor
    Halfback for Roosters is number 7 Tarryn Aiken

Forwards

  • Prop for Dragons is number 8 Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa
    Prop for Roosters is number 8 Millie Elliott
  • Hooker for Dragons is number 9 Kasey Reh
    Hooker for Roosters is number 9 Keeley Davis
  • Prop for Dragons is number 10 Madison Mulhall
    Prop for Roosters is number 10 Mya Hill-Moana
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 11 Shenai Lendill
    2nd Row for Roosters is number 11 Otesa Pule
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 12 Charlotte Basham
    2nd Row for Roosters is number 12 Olivia Kernick
  • Lock for Dragons is number 13 Alexis Tauaneai
    Lock for Roosters is number 14 Aliyah Nasio

Interchange

  • Interchange for Dragons is number 14 Zali Hopkins
    Interchange for Roosters is number 15 Pani Hopoate
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 15 Ella Koster
    Interchange for Roosters is number 18 Tavarna Papalii
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 16 Bronte Wilson
    Interchange for Roosters is number 19 Tiana Davison
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 22 Jamilee Bright
    Interchange for Roosters is number 21 Amber Hall

Reserves

  • Replacement for Dragons is number 17 Steph Hancock
    Replacement for Roosters is number 16 Samantha Economos

Match Officials

  • Senior Review Official: Peter Gough

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Mya Hill-Moana starts up front for the Roosters with Pani Hopoate reverting to the interchange whilst Amber Hall has been named to start off the bench with Otesa Pule in the second row.

The Dragons are fresh off a come-from-behind win over the defending premier Knights with Kimberley Hunt's second-half double helping drag the side to a vital pair of competition points.

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