NRL Late Mail Team Lists Thread Part 2

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Des Hasler has finalised his team to play the New Zealand Warriors at Christchurch Stadium today in round three of the Telstra Premiership.

Manly Sea Eagles

1 Tom Trbojevic
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Moses Suli
4 Brad Parker
5 Reuben Garrick
6 Kane Elgey
7 Daly Cherry-Evans (c)
8 Addin Fonua-Blake
9 Apisai Koroisau
10 Martin Taupau
11 Joel Thompson
12 Curtis Sironen
13 Jake Trbojevic

Interchange
14 Manase Fainu
15 Jack Gosiewski
16 Corey Waddell
17 Toafofoa Sipley

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North Queensland Toyota Cowboys head coach Paul Green has confirmed his side will line up 1-17 for this afternoon’s clash with the Cronulla Sharks at 1300SMILES Stadium.
Centre Ben Hampton, five-eighth Jake Clifford and middle forward Corey Jensen will all make their first NRL appearances for 2019.
Te Maire Martin’s move to fullback has also been confirmed with Clifford to partner skipper Michael Morgan in the halves.
Josh McGuire will start at lock, replacing injured superstar Jason Taumalolo, while Coen Hess also returns to the starting side to partner Gavin Cooper in the second row.
Jensen is joined on the interchange by fellow middle forwards John Asiata and Francis Molo as well as utility Mitch Dunn.

Cowboys team to play Sharks:

1. Te Maire Martin
2. Nene Macdonald
3. Jordan Kahu
4. Ben Hampton
5. Javid Bowen
6. Jake Clifford
7. Michael Morgan (C)
8. Matt Scott
9. Jake Granville
10. Jordan McLean
11. Gavin Cooper
12. Coen Hess
13. Josh McGuire

Interchange
14. John Asiata
15. Corey Jensen
16. Mitch Dunn
17. Francis Molo

The Sharks face a stern test of their credentials when they take on the Cowboys on a humid afternoon in Townsville, however they will do it with no changes to their line up after coach John Morris confirmed his team will run out 1-17 for today's match.
Coming away with a couple of bumps and bruises from their game against the Titans last week, the Sharks have recovered in time for the clash at 1300SMILES Stadium, with Scott Sorensen and Bronson Xerri omitted from the 19-man squad.
Youngster Xerri will get his chance and was soaking up the opportunity to travel with the senior squad, while Sorensen will be a solid and reliable option for Morris when called upon to join the NRL team at some point during the 2019 season.
Of those with injury concerns, Jayden Brailey passed all the concussion protocols after coming from the field with a concussion last week and has been cleared to take his place in the Sharks side, with Sosaia Feki recovering from a knee problem and declared fit to take the field today.
In a magic milestone, skipper Paul Gallen today breaks Andrew Ettingshausen's record of games played for the Cronulla club when he runs out for his 329th NRL game.

Sharks

1. Matt Moylan
2. Sosaia Feki
3. Josh Dugan
4. Josh Morris
5. Sione Katoa
6. Shaun Johnson
7. Chad Townsend
8. Andrew Fifita
9. Jayden Brailey
10. Matt Prior
11. Briton Nikora
12. Kurt Capewell
13. Paul Gallen (c)

Interchange
14. Blayke Brailey
15. Jayson Bukuya
16. Aaron Woods
17. Jack Williams

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has finalised his side to face Melbourne Storm at Carrington Park.
22-year-old Liam Martin has been named to make his NRL debut as Panther No.584, replacing Jack Hetherington on the bench.
Moses Leota has been promoted to the starting side with Reagan Campbell-Gillard dropping back to the bench.

Panthers

1. Dylan EDWARDS
2. Josh MANSOUR
3. Dean WHARE
4. Waqa BLAKE
5. Dallin WATENE-ZELEZNIAK
6. James MALONEY
7. Nathan CLEARY
8. James TAMOU
9. Sione KATOA
16. Moses LEOTA
11. James FISHER-HARRIS
12. Frank WINTERSTEIN
13. Hame SELE

14. Wayde EGAN
15. Tyrell FUIMAONO
10. Reagan CAMPBELL-GILLARD
21. Liam MARTIN

Melbourne Storm are 1-17

Storm

1 Jahrome Hughes
2 Suliasi Vunivalu
3 Will Chambers
4 Curtis Scott
5 Josh Addo-Carr
6 Cameron Munster
7 Brodie Croft
8 Jesse Bromwich
9 Cameron Smith
10 Nelson Asofa-Solomona
11 Felise Kaufusi
12 Kenneath Bromwich
13 Dale Finucane

Interchange
14 Brandon Smith
15 Christian Welch
16 Tui Kamikamica
17 Marion Seve

Maguire has confirmed an unchanged side from the one named earlier in the week, with the same 17 players who beat the Warriors last week named for today's game.

Wests Tigers

1 Moses Mbye
2 Mahe Fonua
3 Robert Jennings
4 Esan Marsters
5 Corey Thompson
6 Benji Marshall
7 Luke Brooks
8 Ben Matulino
9 Robbie Farah
10 Alex Twal
11 Ryan Matterson
12 Luke Garner
13 Elijah Taylor

Interchange
14 Russell Packer
15 Thomas Mikaele
16 Josh Aloiai
17 Michael Chee-Kam

Rhyse Martin lock Adam Elliott bench.

Bulldogs

1 Nick Meaney
2 Jayden Okunbor
3 Kerrod Holland
4 Will Hopoate
5 Reimis Smith
6 Kieran Foran
7 Lachlan Lewis
8 Aiden Tolman
9 Jeremy Marshall-King
10 Dylan Napa
11 Josh Jackson
12 Corey Harawira-Naera
16 Rhyse Martin

Interchange
13 Adam Elliot
14 Michael Lichaa
15 Ofahiki Ogden
17 Chris Smith

Coach Garth Brennan has confirmed his line-up for the Round 3 clash vs South Sydney Rabbitohs at ANZ Stadium.

The final 17 is as follows:

1. Michael Gordon
2. Anthony Don
3. Tyrone Peachey
4. Brian Kelly
20. Dale Copley
6. AJ Brimson
7. Ryley Jacks
8. Jarrod Wallace
18. Mitch Rein
12. Ryan James
11. Kevin Proctor
17. Bryce Cartwright
13. Jai Arrow

Interchange
10. Shannon Boyd
14. Phillip Sami
16. Max King
19. Keegan Hipgrave

Here is the final team for the Round 3 NRL match at ANZ Stadium against the Gold Coast Titans.

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1) Alex Johnston
18) Corey Allan
2) Dane Gagai
4) Braidon Burns
5) Campbell Graham
6) Cody Walker
7) Adam Reynolds
Junior Tatola
9) Damien Cook
10) Thomas Burgess
11) John Sutton
12) Sam Burgess (c)
13) Cameron Murray

Interchange
15) Mark Nicholls
16) Ethan Lowe
17) Kyle Turner
20) Rhys Kennedy

Coach - Wayne Bennett

Pacey's Best wrote:Here is the final team for the Round 3 NRL match at ANZ Stadium against the Gold Coast Titans.

South Sydney Rabbitohs

1) Alex Johnston
18) Corey Allan
2) Dane Gagai
4) Braidon Burns
5) Campbell Graham
6) Cody Walker
7) Adam Reynolds
Junior Tatola
9) Damien Cook
10) Thomas Burgess
11) John Sutton
12) Sam Burgess (c)
13) Cameron Murray

Interchange
15) Mark Nicholls
16) Ethan Lowe
17) Kyle Turner
20) Rhys Kennedy

Coach - Wayne Bennett

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ROUND 4


THE Broncos will start their first-choice pack against the Roosters tonight in Sydney after coach Anthony Seibold finalised his team.
Seibold will go with the 17 players named on Tuesday.
It will be the first time the Broncos have started Matt Lodge and Tevita Pangai junior together this season.
Pangai came from the bench in round one because of injury concerns, while Lodge has missed the last two round through suspension.
The availability of both big men allows the Broncos to push international second rower Matt Gillett to his favoured right-edge position.

BRONCOS' FINAL NRL TEAM

1. Darius Boyd (c)
2. Corey Oates
3. Kotoni Staggs
4. Jack Bird
5. Jamayne Isaako
6. Anthony Milford
7. Kodi Nikorima
8. Matt Lodge
9. Andrew McCullough
10. Joe Ofahengaue
11. Alex Glenn
12. Matt Gillett
13. Tevita Pangai Jr

Interchange:
14. Gehamat Shibasaki
15. Jaydn Su’A
16. Thomas Flegler
17. David Fifita

Coach: Anthony Seibold

Head Coach Trent Robinson has finalised his squad ahead of kick off against the Brisbane Broncos in tonight's showdown at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Angus Crichton will get his third consecutive start in the second row, while Mitchell Aubusson will shuffle to the bench.
Nat Butcher will play in his first NRL match in 2019 after claiming the final spot on the bench.
The rest of the line-up is unchanged.

UPDATED SQUAD

1. James Tedesco
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Latrell Mitchell
4. Joseph Manu
5. Matt Ikuvalu
6. Luke Keary
7. Cooper Cronk
15. Zane Tetevano
9. Victor Radley
10. Siosiua Taukeiaho
11. Boyd Cordner
17. Angus Crichton
13. Isaac Liu

INTERCHANGE
12. Mitchell Aubusson
14. Lindsay Collins
16. Poasa Faamausili
18. Nat Butcher

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Coach Garth Brennan has confirmed his line-up for the Round 4 clash vs New Zealand Warriors at Mt Smart Stadium.

The final 17 is as follows:

1. Michael Gordon
2. Anthony Don
3. Tyrone Peachey
4. Brian Kelly
5.. Dale Copley
6. Tyrone Roberts
7. Ash Taylor
8. Jarrod Wallace
9. Mitch Rein
10. Ryan James
11. Kevin Proctor
12. Bryce Cartwright
13. Jai Arrow

Interchange
14. AJ Brimson
15. Moeaki Fotuaika
16. Shannon Boyd
17. Keegan Hipgrave

Rookie playmaker Chanel Harris-Tavita will become Vodafone Warrior #233 when he makes his NRL debut in tonight’s clash with the Gold Coast Titans while Ligi Sao and Karl Lawton have also been confirmed to make their first appearances of the year.
Forward Sao has been included on the bench for the Vodafone Warriors, with Lawton to start at hooker and Harris-Tavita in the No 6 jersey.
Coach Stephen Kearney has also made one positional change with veteran Adam Blair moving to the bench and Lachlan Burr promoted into the starting line up at lock.

Warriors

1 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck
2 David Fusitua
3 Peta Hiku
4 Solomone Kata
5 Ken Maumalo
6 Chanel Harris-tavita
7 Blake Green
8 Agnatius Paasi
9 Karl Lawton
10 Leeson Ah Mau
11 Isaiah Papalii
12 Tohu Harris
16 Lachlan Burr

Interchange
13 Adam Blair
14 Jazz Tevaga
15 Bunty Afoa
17 Ligi Sao

Panthers coach Ivan Cleary has finalised his side to face Wests Tigers at Panthers Stadium.
Frank Winterstein has been promoted to the starting side with Viliame Kikau to make his return from injury off the bench.
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak will play his 100th NRL game, exactly five years to the day since his NRL debut against Canberra at Panthers Stadium.

Panthers

1. Dylan EDWARDS
2. Josh MANSOUR
3. Dean WHARE
4. Waqa BLAKE
5. Dallin WATENE-ZELEZNIAK
6. James MALONEY
7. Nathan CLEARY
8. James TAMOU
9. Sione KATOA
10. Reagan CAMPBELL-GILLARD
15. Frank WINTERSTEIN
12. Isaah YEO
13. James FISHER-HARRIS

Interchange
14. Wayde EGAN
11. Viliame KIKAU
16. Moses LEOTA
17. Hame SELE

Wests Tigers Head Coach Michael Maguire has finalised his side to take on the Penrith Panthers tonight for their Round 4 clash.
After confirming earlier in the week that Thomas Mikaele would drop out of the side, Maguire has confirmed that Matt Eisenhuth will be his replacement — joining Russell Packer, Josh Aloiai and Michael Chee Kam on the bench.
Josh Reynolds starts his first game of the NRL season in place of Benji Marshall while Luke Garner is also a confirmed starter despite picking up a knock last week.

Wests Tigers

1 Moses Mbye
2 Mahe Fonua
3 Robert Jennings
4 Esan Marsters
5 Corey Thompson
6 Josh Reynolds
7 Luke Brooks
8 Ben Matulino
9 Robbie Farah
10 Alex Twal
11 Ryan Matterson
12 Luke Garner
13 Elijah Taylor

Interchange
14 Russell Packer
16 Josh Aloiai
17 Michael Chee-Kam
19 Matt Eisenhuth

Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Coach Des Hasler has finalised his squad to play the South Sydney Rabbitohs at Lottoland today.

Manly team

1 Tom Trbojevic
2 Jorge Taufua
3 Brendan Elliot
4 Brad Parker
5 Reuben Garrick
6 Kane Elgey
7 Daly Cherry-Evans (C)
8 Addin Fonua-Blake
9 Apisai Koroisau
10 Martin Taupau
11 Joel Thompson
12 Curtis Sironen
13 Jake Trbojevic

Interchange
14 Manase Fainu
15 Jack Gosiewski
16 Corey Waddell
17 Toafofoa Sipley