Late mail team lists - 2020

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has finalised his side to face Wests Tigers at Bankwest Stadium.
Brent Naden will start at centre with Dean Whare ruled out with a toe injury, while Tyrone May joins the bench at the expense of Matt Burton.

Penrith Panthers

1. Dylan EDWARDS
2. Josh MANSOUR
19. Brent NADEN
4. Stephen CRICHTON
5. Brian TO'O
6. Jarome LUAI
7. Nathan CLEARY
8. James TAMOU (c)
9. Api KOROISAU
10. James FISHER-HARRIS
11. Viliame KIKAU
12. Liam MARTIN
13. Isaah YEO

Interchange
21. Tyrone MAY
15. Zane TETEVANO
16. Moses LEOTA
17. Billy BURNS

Tigers are 1-17.

Wests Tigers

1 Adam Doueihi
2 David Nofoaluma
3 Joseph Leilua
4 Moses Mbye
5 Tommy Talau
6 Josh Reynolds
7 Luke Brooks
8 Josh Aloiai
9 Harry Grant
10 Oliver Clark
11 Luke Garner
12 Luciano Leilua
13 Matt Eisenhuth

Interchange
14 Elijah Taylor
15 Thomas Mikaele
16 Sam McIntyre
17 Michael Chee-Kam

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Des Hasler has finalised his team to play the Newcastle Knights at Lottoland today.

Sea Eagles team

1 Reuben Garrick
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Brad Parker
4 Moses Suli
5 Tevita Funa
6 Lachlan Croker
7 Daly Cherry-Evans (c)
8 Addin Fonua-Blake
9 Danny Levi
10 Martin Taupau
11 Joel Thompson
12 Curtis Sironen
13 Jake Trbojevic

Interchange
14 Cade Cust
15 Jack Gosiewski
16 Sean Keppie
17 Taniela Paseka

Knights are 1-17.

Knights

1 Kalyn Ponga
2 Edrick Lee
3 Enari Tuala
4 Bradman Best
5 Hymel Hunt
6 Kurt Mann
7 Mitchell Pearce
8 David Klemmer
9 Andrew McCullough
10 Daniel Saifiti
11 Lachlan Fitzgibbon
12 Sione Mata'utia
13 Herman Ese'ese

Interchange
14 Tex Hoy
15 Jacob Saifiti
16 Aidan Guerra
17 Pasami Saulo

Dean Pay has finalised his 17-man line-up to take on the South Sydney Rabbitohs tonight at Bankwest Stadium.
Marcelo Montoya will play his first NRL match in just under 12 months having recovered from knee ligament damage suffered in Round 18 last season, followed by a hamstring tear suffered in May of this year. Montoya will take his place next to Reimis Smith in the centres.
Ofahiki Ogden, Jack Cogger, Luke Thompson and Sione Katoa drop out of the squad to face the Rabbitohs.

Bulldogs

1 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
2 Nick Meaney
3 Reimis Smith
4 Marcelo Montoya
5 Christian Crichton
6 Kieran Foran
7 Brandon Wakeham
8 Aiden Tolman
9 Jeremy Marshall-King
10 Dylan Napa
11 Josh Jackson
12 Raymond Faitala-Mariner
13 Adam Elliott

Interchange
14 Kerrod Holland
15 Dean Britt
16 Renouf To'omaga
17 Sauaso Sue

Here is the final team for the round eight NRL match at Bankwest Stadium against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
Patrick Mago replaces Bayley Sironen on the interchange bench.

1. Latrell Mitchell
2. Dane Gagai
3. Campbell Graham
4. James Roberts
5. Alex Johnston
6. Cody Walker
7. Adam Reynolds (c)
8. Junior Tatola
9. Damien Cook
10. Thomas Burgess
11. Jaydn Su'A
12. Ethan Lowe
13. Cameron Murray

Interchange:
14. Liam Knight
16. Hame Sele
17. Braidon Burns
19. Patrick Mago

Heach Coach: Wayne Bennett

ROUND 9


Head Coach Trent Robinson has finalised his 17 man side ahead of kick off tonight against the North Queensland Cowboys at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.
The side will line-up 1-17 as per program this week.
Ryan Hall will return to the left wing position, Mitchell Aubusson secures his spot in the second row and Lachlan Lam will make his first appearance of the season from the interchange bench.

Final Squad

1. James Tedesco
2. Ryan Hall
3. Josh Morris
4. Joseph Manu
5. Brett Morris
6. Luke Keary
7. Kyle Flanagan
8. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves
9. Jake Friend (c)
10. Siosiua Taukeiaho
11. Angus Crichton
12. Mitchell Aubusson
13. Nat Butcher

INTERCHANGE
14. Lachlan Lam
15. Sitili Tupouniua
16. Poasa Faamausili
17. Lindsay Collins

North Queensland Toyota Cowboys head coach Paul Green has finalised his 17 for tonight's clash with the Sydney Roosters at Queensland Country Bank Stadium.
Hooker Jake Granville and prop Corey Jensen are the two players to drop out of the squad.

Cowboys team to play Roosters:

1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow
2. Kyle Feldt
3. Connelly Lemuelu
4. Esan Marsters
5. Valentine Holmes
6. Scott Drinkwater
7. Jake Clifford
8. Josh McGuire
9. Reece Robson
10. Francis Molo
11. Shane Wright
12. Coen Hess
13. Jason Taumalolo (c)

Interchange
14. Ben Hampton
15. Tom Gilbert
16. Peter Hola
17. Gavin Cooper

Titans coach Justin Holbrook has named his team to take on the New Zealand Warriors at Cbus Super Stadium, with rookie Treymain Spry confirmed to make his debut as Titan #158 on the left wing.
Holbrook has stuck solid with the squad of 17 named on Tuesday, with Spry to be joined by fellow rookie Beau Fermor on a new-look left edge.
Lock Jai Arrow will again captain the Titans against the Warriors.

Your Gold Coast Titans for Round 9 against the New Zealand Warriors are:

1. Corey Thompson
2. Anthony Don
3. Beau Fermor
4. Bryce Cartwright
5. Treymain Spry
6. Ashley Taylor
7. Jamal Fogarty
8. Moeaki Fotuaika
9. Erin Clark
10. Jaimin Jolliffe
11. Sam Stone
12. Keegan Hipgrave
13. Jai Arrow (c)

INTERCHANGE
14. Tanah Boyd
15. Sam Lisone
16. Tyrone Peachey
17. Jarrod Wallace

@NZWarriors
1-17 with Harris shifting lock and Lawton to 2RF

Warriors

1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
2 David Fusitu'a
3 Patrick Herbert
4 Peta Hiku
5 Ken Maumalo
6 Chanel Harris-Tavita
7 Blake Green
8 Jamayne Taunoa-Brown
9 Wayde Egan
10 Adam Blair
11 Jack Murchie
13 Karl Lawton
12 Tohu Harris

Interchange
14 Agnatius Paasi
15 Jack Hetherington
16 Isaiah Papali'i
17 Jazz Tevaga

Wests Tigers Coach Michael Maguire has finalised his side to take on the South Sydney Rabbitohs for their Round 9 clash tonight.

Wests Tigers will field an altered lineup for tonight's clash with veteran Benji Marshall and debutant Reece Hoffman both called in to the side following a hamstring injury to Tommy Talau and concussion for Sam McIntyre.
Hoffman starts on the wing in place of Talau while Marshall will come off the bench in jersey 18 — joining Elijah Taylor, Thomas Mikaele and Michael Chee Kam.
Chee Kam was originally named in the centres but will come off the bench with Chris Lawrence instead set to start in place of the suspended Joey Leilua.

Wests Tigers

1 Adam Doueihi
2 David Nofoaluma
4 Moses Mbye
17 Chris Lawrence
19 Reece Hoffman
6 Josh Reynolds
7 Luke Brooks
8 Josh Aloiai
9 Harry Grant
10 Oliver Clark
11 Luke Garner
12 Luciano Leilua
13 Matt Eisenhuth

Interchange
3 Michael Chee-Kam
14 Elijah Taylor
15 Thomas Mikaele
18 Benji Marshall

Souths are 1-17.

Rabbitohs

1 Latrell Mitchell
2 Dane Gagai
3 Campbell Graham
4 James Roberts
5 Alex Johnston
6 Cody Walker
7 Adam Reynolds
8 Tevita Tatola
9 Damien Cook
10 Thomas Burgess
11 Jaydn Su'A
12 Ethan Lowe
13 Cameron Murray

Interchange
14 Liam Knight
15 Bayley Sironen
16 Patrick Mago
17 Hame Sele

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has finalised his side to face Cronulla Sharks at Jubilee Stadium.
19-year-old Forbes Magpies junior Charlie Staines will make his NRL debut as Panther No.595 following the late scratching of Dean Whare, who remains sidelined with a toe injury.
Spencer Leniu was earlier promoted to the bench in place of Zane Tetevano, who misses out with a back complaint.

Penrith Panthers

1. Dylan EDWARDS
2. Josh MANSOUR
21. Charlie STAINES
4. Stephen CRICHTON
5. Brent NADEN
6. Jarome LUAI
7. Nathan CLEARY
8. James TAMOU (c)
9. Api KOROISAU
10. James FISHER-HARRIS
11. Viliame KIKAU
12. Liam MARTIN
13. Isaah YEO

Interchange
14. Tyrone MAY
20. Spencer LENIU
16. Moses LEOTA
17. Billy BURNS

Mate, you were already good, but now you’re getting these up ten minutes before they are even meant to be out. I bet that when you wear a speedo to the beach, everybody applauds

The Sharks have confirmed Josh Dugan will play fullback in today’s game against the Panthers, with Nene Macdonald to make his club debut in a late change to the Cronulla side.
With Dugan’s shift to fullback in place of the injured Matt Moylan, a backline spot opened up and coach John Morris has thrown the PNG-born outside back an opportunity in what represents his return match in the NRL.
Macdonald has been included on the wing, with Bryson Goodwin moving into the centres, Ronaldo Mulitalo coming out of the originally selected 21-man squad as he continues his recovery from knee surgery.
The rest of the Sharks bench remains the same as in the previous two weeks, with Morris again looking for Toby Rudolf, Sosaia Talakai, Royce Hunt and Fifita to add impact once injected into the contest.

Sharks

1 Josh Dugan
2 Sione Katoa
3 Bryson Goodwin
4 Jesse Ramien
21 Nene Macdonald
6 Shaun Johnson
7 Chad Townsend
10 Aaron Woods
9 Blayke Brailey
15 Braden Hamlin-Uele
11 Briton Nikora
12 Wade Graham
13 Jack Williams

Interchange
8 Andrew Fifita
14 Toby Rudolf
16 Siosifa Talakai
17 Royce Hunt

Pookus McFly wrote:Mate, you were already good, but now you’re getting these up ten minutes before they are even meant to be out. I bet that when you wear a speedo to the beach, everybody applauds

Thanks mate. It just only happens with the Panthers. They are one club who almost always seems to put up their team very early. Wish the other clubs followed suit.

The Brisbane Broncos have gone with more forward firepower on the bench for tonight’s clash with the Bulldogs at Suncorp Stadium.
Tom Flegler (15) and Ben Te’o (17) will be joined by backrower Jamil Hopoate (19) as well as utility Cory Paix (18) on the interchange.
Centre Kotoni Staggs will spend another week strengthening his hamstring before making a comeback from injury.
Matt Lodge (knee), Tom Dearden and Rhys Kennedy drop off the extended bench.

Broncos

1 Tesi Niu
2 Jamayne Isaako
3 Herbie Farnworth
4 Darius Boyd
5 Xavier Coates
6 Anthony Milford
7 Brodie Croft
8 Tevita Pangai Junior
9 Issac Luke
10 Payne Haas
11 Alex Glenn
12 Corey Oates
13 Patrick Carrigan

Interchange
15 Thomas Flegler
17 Ben Te'o
18 Cory Paix
19 Jamil Hopoate

Canterbury-Bankstown rake Sione Katoa has been inserted into the game day starting line-up, to make his first Bulldogs appearance alongside latest signing Luke Thompson.
Katoa starts at dummy half, with Jeremy Marshall-King replacing Kerrod Holland on the bench. Chris Smith is the final player to miss out from yesterday's 19-man squad.

Bulldogs

1 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
2 Nick Meaney
3 Reimis Smith
4 Marcelo Montoya
5 Christian Crichton
6 Kieran Foran
7 Brandon Wakeham
8 Aiden Tolman
21 Sione Katoa
10 Dylan Napa
11 Josh Jackson
12 Raymond Faitala-Mariner
13 Luke Thompson

Interchange
9 Jeremy Marshall-King
16 Renouf To'omaga
17 Sauaso Sue
19 Ofahiki Ogden

Tom Eisenhuth will make his first Storm starting 13 appearance, replacing Felise Kaufusi who is being rested after having some minor knee swelling.
Brenko Lee will return from a hamstring injury, while Marion Seve drops out of the squad.
Nicho Hynes is on the bench for his second NRL game.

Storm

1 Ryan Papenhuyzen
20 Brenko Lee
3 Justin Olam
4 Paul Momirovski
5 Josh Addo-Carr
6 Ryley Jacks
7 Jahrome Hughes
8 Jesse Bromwich
9 Cameron Smith
10 Christian Welch
16 Tom Eisenhuth
12 Kenneath Bromwich
13 Dale Finucane

Interchange
14 Brandon Smith
15 Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
17 Nelson Asofa-Solomona
21 Nicholas Hynes

Still waiting for Raiders.......................