NRL Late Mail Team Lists Thread Part 2

The Raiders have confirmed their side for tonight's clash against the Sea Eagles.

CANBERRA RAIDERS

1. Jack Wighton
2. Nick Cotric
3. Jarrod Croker (C)
4. Joey Leilua
5. Jordan Rapana
6. Blake Austin
7. Aidan Sezer
8. Dunamis Lui
9. Siliva Havili
10. Shannon Boyd
11. Josh Papalii
12. Elliott Whitehead
13. Sia Soliola

Interchange
14. Ata Hingano
15. Luke Bateman
16. Charlie Gubb
17. Liam Knight

Craig Bellamy has confirmed his line-up for Friday night football in Townsville.
Patrick Kaufusi and Justin Olam have been removed from the 19-man squad while there has been one positional change made. Tim Glasby will begin in the starting prop position while Jesse Bromwich will come off the bench in his return from injury.

Melbourne Storm

18. Jahrome Hughes
2. Suliasi Vunivalu
3. Will Chambers
4. Young Tonumaipea
5. Josh Addo-Carr
6. Cameron Munster
7. Ryley Jacks
15. Tim Glasby
9. Cameron Smith (c)
10. Nelson Asofa Solomona
11. Felise Kaufusi
12. Joe Stimson
13. Dale Finucane

Interchange
8. Jesse Bromwich
14. Brandon Smith
16. Kenny Bromwich
17. Sam Kasiano

North Queensland Toyota Cowboys head coach Paul Green has confirmed his team will line up 1-17 for tonight's clash with the Melbourne Storm at 1300SMILES Stadium.
Co-captain Matt Scott will take his place in the side after overcoming a knee complaint suffered in the second half of last weekend's encounter with South Sydney.
Young gun Enari Tuala and skilful front-rower Francis Molo retain their spots on the interchange after both impressing during their NRL season debuts in Round 11.
Tuala and Molo are joined on the bench by forwards Shaun Fensom and Corey Jensen.

COWBOYS:

1. Michael Morgan,
2. Kyle Feldt,
3. Justin O'Neill,
4. Ben Hampton,
5. Antonio Winterstein,
6. Te Maire Martin,
7. Johnathan Thurston (c),
8. Matthew Scott (c),
9. Jake Granville,
10. Scott Bolton,
11. Gavin Cooper,
12. Coen Hess,
13. Jason Taumalolo.

Interchange:
14. Enari Tuala,
15. Shaun Fensom,
16. Corey Jensen,
17. Francis Molo.

Ryan Matterson has been ruled out of the line up this week, which has seen a shake up with the forward pack heading into kick off.
Isaac Liu moves into the second row from lock, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves shuffles to lock from the bench and Nat Butcher will come onto the bench from the reserves.
Sitili Tupouniua comes out of the side while the rest of the line up is unchanged.

FINAL SQUAD

1. James Tedesco
2. Joseph Manu
3. Latrell Mitchell
4. Mitchell Aubusson
5. Blake Ferguson
6. Luke Keary
7. Cooper Cronk
8. Siosiua Taukeiaho
9. Jake Friend (c)
10. Dylan Napa
11. Boyd Cordner (c)
13. Isaac Liu
14. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves

INTERCHANGE
15. Zane Tetevano
16. Kurt Baptiste
17. Victor Radley
18. Nat Butcher

Coach Garth Brennan has confirmed his side for the match against the Sydney Roosters at Central Coast Stadium.
Phillip Sami (calf) and Jack Stockwell (shoulder) have been ruled out due to injury.

The side is as follows:

1. Michael Gordon
2. Anthony Don
3. Dale Copley
4. Brenko Lee
19. Konrad Hurrell
6. Alexander Brimson
7. Ash Taylor
8. Jarrod Wallace
9. Nathan Peats
10. Ryan James
11. Kevin Proctor
12. Keegan Hipgrave
13. Jai Arrow

Interchange
14. Mitch Rein
15. Max king
17. Bryce Cartwright
18. Moeaki Fotuaika

Hooker Karl Lawton has been brought onto the bench for the Vodafone Warriors’ 12th-round NRL clash against South Sydney at Mount Smart Stadium tonight.
Alongside him on the bench are Jazz Tevaga, Chris Satae and Bunty Afoa.

VODAFONE WARRIORS

1 ROGER TUIVASA-SHECK (c)
2 DAVID FUSITU’A
18 GERARD BEALE
4 SOLOMONE KATA
5 KEN MAUMALO
3 PETA HIKU
6 BLAKE GREEN
8 JAMES GAVET
9 ISSAC LUKE
10 AGNATIUS PAASI
11 SIMON MANNERING
12 TOHU HARRIS
13 ADAM BLAIR

Interchange:
14 JAZZ TEVAGA
15 CHRIS SATAE
16 BUNTY AFOA
20 KARL LAWTON

The South Sydney Rabbitohs have finalised their squad for the Round 12 clash with the New Zealand Warriors.

Your Rabbitohs line up is:

STARTING
1. Greg Inglis (c)
2. Campbell Graham
3. Adam Doueihi
4. Dane Gagai
19. Robert Jennings
6. Cody Walker
7. Adam Reynolds
8. Thomas Burgess
9. Damien Cook
10. George Burgess
11. John Sutton
12. Angus Crichton
13) Sam Burgess

INTERCHANGE
5. Hymel Hunt
14. Cameron Murray
16. Jason Clark
17. Junior Tatola

Head Coach – Anthony Seibold

Panthers coach Anthony Griffin has finalised his side to face St George-Illawarra Dragons at Panthers Stadium on Saturday.
The Panthers will wear the 2018 Home Jersey.

Panthers

1. Dallin WATENE-ZELEZNIAK
2. Christian CRICHTON
3. Tyrone PEACHEY
4. Dean WHARE
5. Tyrone PHILLIPS
6. James MALONEY (c)
7. Nathan CLEARY
8. Trent MERRIN
9. Sione KATOA
10. Reagan CAMPBELL-GILLARD
11. Corey HARAWIRA-NAERA
12. Isaah YEO
13. James FISHER-HARRIS

Interchange
14. Wayde EGAN
15. Jack HETHERINGTON
16. Viliame KIKAU
17. James TAMOU

St George Illawarra coach Paul McGregor has finalised the Dragons' line-up for their top of the table clash against the Penrith Panthers on Saturday night at Panthers Stadium.
Reece Robson and Reuben Garrick are the two players to drop out of the team, with the Dragons lining up 1-17.

NRL team for Round 12 v Penrith Panthers:

1. Matt Dufty
2. Nene Macdonald
3. Euan Aitken
4. Tim Lafai
5. Jason Nightingale
6. Gareth Widdop (c)
7. Ben Hunt
8. James Graham
9. Cameron McInnes
10. Paul Vaughan
11. Tyson Frizell
12. Tariq Sims
13. Jack de Belin

Interchange:
14. Jeremy Latimore
15. Kurt Mann
16. Leeson Ah Mau
17. Blake Lawrie

The Club's Beanie for Brain Cancer Round side to take on the Cronulla Sharks has been finalised, with just the one change.
With Josh King returning to the Reserve Grade side, Jacob Lillyman comes in from the extended bench to replace him.

TEAM

1. Kalyn Ponga,
2. Ken Sio,
3. Sione Mata'utia,
4. Nathan Ross,
5. Shaun Kenny-Dowall,
6. Connor Watson,
7. Jack Cogger,
8. Herman Ese'ese,
9. Slade Griffin,
10. Daniel Saifiti,
11. Lachlan Fitzgibbon,
12. Mitch Barnett,
13. Aidan Guerra.

Interchange:
14. Danny Levi,
15. Chris Heighington,
16. Jamie Buhrer,
18. Jacob Lillyman.

Sharks prop Andrew Fifita is a late withdrawal from the game against the Knights today.
The big front rower, who has battled bone bruising in his knee, has succumbed to the injury this week and will miss the round 12 clash.
In place of Fifita, Ava Seumanufagai comes into the Sharks starting side, with Kurt Capewell added to the bench.
The match sees the return of Luke Lewis and Wade Graham, with the pair back after extended periods on the sideline due to leg problems.

Sharks

1- Josh Dugan
2- Edrick Lee
3- Jessie Ramien
4- Ricky Leutele
5- Valentine Holmes
6- Matt Moylan
7- Chad Townsend
16- Ava Seumanufagai
9- Jayden Brailey
10- Matt Prior
11- Luke Lewis
12- Wade Graham
13- Paul Gallen

Interchange
14- Joseph Paulo
15- James Segeyaro
17- Jayson Bukuya
18- Kurt Capewell

Wests Tigers NRL Head Coach Ivan Cleary has finalised his team to take on the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs today for their Round 12 clash at ANZ Stadium.
Cleary has confirmed a strong lineup for today's game with Josh Reynolds set to return from a shoulder injury off the interchange bench. Benji Marshall will start the match in the halves alongside Luke Brooks.
Tongan internationals Tuimoala Lolohea and Mahe Fonua have also been confirmed to make their return to the side after playing in reserve-grade last weekend, with Corey Thompson shifting to the wing.
Michael Chee Kam starts in the second row for the first time this year with Elijah Taylor moving to lock and Matt Eisenhuth to the bench, where he joins fellow forwards Alex Twal and Josh Aloiai.

WESTS TIGERS

1. Tuimoala Lolohea
2. David Nofoaluma
3. Esan Marsters
4. Mahe Fonua
5. Corey Thompson
6. Benji Marshall
7. Luke Brooks
8. Russell Packer
9. Jacob Liddle
10. Ben Matulino
11. Chris Lawrence (capt.)
12. Michael Chee Kam
13. Elijah Taylor

Interchange:
14. Alex Twal
15. Josh Reynolds
16. Matt Eisenhuth
18. Josh Aloiai

Coach: Ivan Cleary

Dean Pay has finalised his line-up to take on the Wests Tigers today at ANZ Stadium for Beanie for Brain Cancer Round.

1. Moses Mybe
2. Brett Morris
3. John Olive
4. Will Hopoate
5. Marcelo Montoya
6. Matt Frawley
7. Kieran Foran
8. Aaron Woods
9. Jeremy Marshall-King
14. Adam Elliott
11. Josh Jackson
12. Raymond Faitala-Mariner
13. Rhyse Martin

Interchange
10. David Klemmer
15. Clay Priest
16. Renouf To'omaga
17. Kerrod Holland

ROUND 13


Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Trent Barrett has finalised his team for tonight's clash against the North Queensland Cowboys at Lottoland.

SEA EAGLES TEAM

1 Matthew Wright
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Moses Suli
4 Brian Kelly
5 Akuila Uate
6 Trent Hodkinson
7 Daly Cherry-Evans (c)
8 Addin Fonua-Blake
9 Api Koroisau
10 Martin Taupau
11 Joel Thompson
12 Jack Gosiewski
13 Shaun Lane

Interchange
14 Brad Parker
15 Frank Winterstein
16 Lloyd Perrett
17 Toafofoa Sipley

Injury, State of Origin and suspension has forced North Queensland Toyota Cowboys head coach Paul Green into a number of late changes to his side to take on the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Brookvale Oval tonight.
Co-captain Matt Scott was unsuccessful in fighting a grade 1 shoulder charge at the judiciary and will miss the game, while front-row partner Scott Bolton has been ruled out with a rib cartilage injury.
Scott is replaced by Sam Hoare, who will make his first appearance in the top grade in 2018, while Corey Jensen has been elevated from the interchange to take Bolton's place.
Kane Linnett has finally overcome his pre-season pectoral injury and will make his season debut from the interchange.
Former Cowboys NYC skipper Mitchell Dunn will make his NRL debut after an impressive first half of the season in the Queensland Cup with the Mackay Cutters.
Dunn joins Linnett, utility Ben Hampton and forward Francis Molo on the interchange.

COWBOYS:

1. Lachlan Coote,
2. Kyle Feldt,
3. Justin O'Neill,
4. Enari Tuala,
5. Antonio Winterstein,
6. Te Maire Martin,
7. Johnathan Thurston (c),
15. Sam Hoare,
9. Jake Granville,
16. Corey Jensen,
11. Shaun Fensom,
12. Ethan Lowe,
13. Jason Taumalolo.

Interchange:
14. Ben Hampton,
17. Francis Molo,
18. Kane Linnett,
20. Mitchell Dunn.

The run of bad luck has continued for Josh Dugan, with the Sharks star to miss the game against Souths tonight after being ruled out for three to four weeks with a lower leg issue.
Dugan experienced some discomfort in the closing stages of the Sharks win over the Knights, with scans this week revealing the extent of the problem.
"Josh has a stress reaction in his leg and we need to take the playing and training load away to enable it to recover," Sharks Physical Performance Manager Andrew Gray said. "We will assess his recovery and are hopeful he will be fit to return in round 16."
The latest injury comes as a blow to Dugan who was beginning to find his best form while at the same time striking up a lethal partnership with halves Matt Moylan and Chad Townsend.
With Dugan coming out of the Sharks team as selected on Tuesday, youngster Sione Katoa comes into the run on side, where he will be expected to share the fullback duties with regular winger Edrick Lee.
Katoa has been in strong form in the Intrust Super Premiership with the Newtown Jets after returning from a broken jaw suffered in the Sharks round one NRL match against the Cowboys in Townsville.
Sosaia Feki has also been recalled into the NRL side in place of Valentine Holmes who is on State of Origin duty, while Andrew Fifita has been given a clean bill of health after missing the Knights win last Sunday and will take on the powerful Souths forward pack in the game tonight.
Kurt Capewell is the other player omitted from the Sharks 19-man squad.

Sharks

20- Sione Katoa
2- Sosaia Feki
3- Jesse Ramien
4- Ricky Leutele
5- Edrick Lee
6- Matt Moylan
7- Chad Townsend
8- Andrew Fifita
9- Jayden Brailey
10- Matt Prior
11- Luke Lewis
12- Wade Graham
13- Paul Gallen

Interchange
14- Joseph Paulo
15- James Segeyaro
16- Ava Seumanufagai
17- Jayson Bukuya

Head Coach Anthony Seibold has finalised his team take on the Cronulla Sutherland Sharks at 7.50pm at ANZ Stadium.
Seibold has made no changes to the 17 players he named to start on Tuesday.

The Rabbitohs final squad is:

STARTING
1. Adam Doueihi
2. Campbell Graham
3. Braidon Burns
4. Hymel Hunt
5. Robert Jennings
6. Cody Walker
7. Adam Reynolds
8. Thomas Burgess
9. Robbie Farah
10. George Burgess
11. John Sutton
12. Sam Burgess (c)
13. Cameron Murray

INTERCHANGE
14. Tyrell Fuimaono
15. Mark Nicholls
16. Jason Clark
17. Junior Tatola

The Parramatta Eels side to take on the Newcastle Knights at ANZ Stadium in Round 13 of the NRL Telstra Premiership has been confirmed by Blue & Gold Head Coach Brad Arthur.
Arthur has made one late change to his side with Nathan Brown recalled to the seventeen as Kirisome Auva'a and Siosaia Vave drop out of the side.
David Gower moves into the starting side in place of Vave.

Parramatta Eels side

1. Bevan French
2. Josh Hoffman
3. Michael Jennings
4. Brad Takairangi
5. George Jennings
6. Clinton Gutherson (c)
7. Mitch Moses
8. Daniel Alvaro
9. Cameron King
16. David Gower
11. Manu Ma'u
12. Tepai Moeroa
13. Peni Terepo

Interchange
14. Will Smith
15. Suaia Matagi
17. Marata Niukore
18. Nathan Brown

The Club's Round 13 side to take on the Parramatta Eels has been finalised, with no changes to the final side.

TEAM:

1 Kalyn Ponga,
2 Ken Sio,
3 Sione Mata'utia,
4 Cory Denniss,
5 Shaun Kenny-Dowall,
6 Connor Watson,
7 Jack Cogger,
8 Jacob Lillyman,
9 Slade Griffin,
10 Daniel Saifiti,
11 Lachlan Fitzgibbon,
12 Mitchell Barnett,
13 Aidan Guerra (c)

Interchange:
14 Danny Levi,
15 Chris Heighington,
16 Jamie Buhrer (c),
17 Josh King

NRL Head Coach Trent Robinson has named his final squad ahead of kick off against the Wests Tigers this afternoon.
The 17 will be the same as the side named in yesterday's Squad Update, with Paul Momirovski and Poasa Faamausili lining up as 18th and 19th man.
Lindsay Collins will make his season debut from the bench, while Nat Butcher gets his first career start in the second row.

FINAL SQUAD

1. Blake Ferguson
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Joseph Manu
4. Mitchell Aubusson
5. Matthew Ikuvalu
6. Luke Keary
7. Cooper Cronk
8. Jared Waerea-Hargreaves
9. Jake Friend (c)
10. Siosiua Taukeiaho
11. Victor Radley
17. Nat Butcher
13. Isaac Liu

INTERCHANGE
14. Zane Tetevano
15. Frank-Paul Nuuausala
16. Kurt Baptiste
19. Linsday Collins