| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
1Reece Walsh, FB | ||
2Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, W | ||
3Marcelo Montoya, C | ||
4Adam Pompey, C | ||
5Edward Kosi, W 3 | ||
6Chanel Harris-Tavita, FE | ||
7Shaun Johnson, SH | ||
8Addin Fonua-Blake, P | ||
9Wayde Egan, H | ||
10Tohu Harris, FR | ||
11Euan Aitken, SR | ||
12Josh Curran, SR | ||
13Jazz Tevaga, L | ||
| Replacements | ||
14Freddy Lussick, R | ||
15Bunty Afoa, R | ||
16Eliesa Katoa, R | ||
17Jackson Frei, R | ||
20Daejarn Asi, RSV | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
With the curtain closing on another year, we've asked our ESPN experts to pull out their crystal balls to predict the future.
Ya kidding, should have been higher! Yes, it's that time of the year, when ESPN's writers vote on who Australia's biggest, best and most influential athletes are. Taking into account a number of factors, here is the top 25 for 2025.
Wests Tigers have extended Benji Marshall's contract until the end of 2030, with the embattled club throwing an incredible level of support behind the coach.
Perth have pulled off their first real signings coup, beating out interest from several clubs to land Penrith prop Liam Henry on a four-year deal, but the bigger move could be the acquisition of Tino Fa'asuamaleaui's brother, Iszac.
Parramatta have locked in Isaiah Iongi as their long-term fullback, making him the first player at the club signed through until the start of next decade.
Canterbury have kept Viliame Kikau out of the Perth Bears' clutches by signing the second-rower to a new two-year deal.
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