| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Connor Tracey, FB | ||
2Sione Katoa, W | ||
3Jesse Ramien, C | ||
4Siosifa Talakai, C | ||
5Ronaldo Mulitalo, W | ||
6Braydon Trindall, FE 2 | ||
7Nicholas Hynes, SH | ||
8Toby Rudolf, P | ||
9Blayke Brailey, H | ||
10Braden Uele, FR | ||
11Briton Nikora, SR | ||
12Wade Graham, SR | ||
13Cameron McInnes, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Jack Williams, R | ||
15Royce Hunt, R | ||
16Thomas Hazelton, R | ||
18KL Iro, RSV | ||
20Oregon Kaufusi, R | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
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