2025 NRL Women's season

NRL Telstra Women's Premiership
Duration3 July 2025 to 5 October 2025
Teams12
Premiers Brisbane Broncos (4 title)
Minor premiers Sydney Roosters (2 title)
Highest attendance46,288
Broncos vs Roosters
Accor Stadium
5 October, Grand Final
Lowest attendance618
Eels vs Knights
Eric Tweedale Stadium
27 July, Round 4
Broadcast partnersNine Network
Fox League
Sky Sport (NZ)
Sky Sports (UK)
Wooden spoon Wests Tigers (2 spoon)
Biggest home win Broncos 50–4 Cowboys
Totally Workwear Stadium
13 September, Round 11
Biggest away win Raiders 6–56 Sharks
GIO Stadium
12 July, Round 2
Dally M Medal Tamika Upton
Top point-scorer Romy Teitzel 116
Top try-scorer Tamika Upton 20

The 2025 NRL Women's season was the eighth professional season of the NRL Women's Premiership. The number of teams (twelve) was an increase on the 2024 season due to the readmission of the New Zealand Warriors and the introduction of the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. The expansion in 2025 was confirmed by the NRL in March 2024.[1] The start date and duration of the season was confirmed by the NRL with the release of the draw on 21 November 2024.[2]

Teams

The ten teams that participated in the 2024 season returned for the 2025 season with the addition of the New Zealand Warriors, who returned after a four-season hiatus, and new entrant Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.

Club Season Home ground(s) Head coach Captain(s) Ref
Brisbane Broncos 8th season Suncorp Stadium and
Totally Workwear Stadium 		Scott Prince Ali Brigginshaw (13) and
Tamika Upton (13) 		[3]
Canberra Raiders 3rd season GIO Stadium Darrin Borthwick Simaima Taufa (11) and
Zahara Temara (10) 		[4][5]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 1st Season Accor Stadium and
Belmore Sports Ground 		Brayden Wiliame Tayla Preston (11) and
Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa (10) 		[6][7]
Cronulla Sharks 3rd season PointsBet Stadium Tony Herman Tiana Penitani-Gray (12)
also Quincy Dodd (1: Round 6)
Gold Coast Titans 5th season Cbus Super Stadium Karyn Murphy Georgia Hale (11)
also Lauren Brown (1, Round 3)
Newcastle Knights 5th season McDonald Jones Stadium Ben Jeffries Yasmin Clydsdale (13) [8]
New Zealand Warriors 4th season Mount Smart Stadium and
FMG Stadium Waikato 		Ronald Griffiths Apii Nicholls (10)
also Harata Butler (1: Round 7) 		[9][10]
North Queensland Cowboys 3rd season Queensland Country Bank Stadium Ricky Henry Kirra Dibb (9) and
Emma Manzelmann (12) 		[11]
Parramatta Eels 5th season CommBank Stadium and
Eric Tweedale Stadium 		Steve Georgallis Mahalia Murphy (8)
also Abbi Church (3: Rounds 1, 2 & 11)
St. George Illawarra Dragons 8th season WIN Stadium and
Netstrata Jubilee Stadium 		Nathan Cross Raecene McGregor (7) and
Zali Hopkins (11) 		[12][13]
Sydney Roosters 8th season Allianz Stadium and
Polytec Stadium 		John Strange Isabelle Kelly (12)
also Olivia Kernick (1: Round 10)
Wests Tigers 3rd season Leichhardt Oval,
Campbelltown Sports Stadium
and Allianz Stadium 		Brett Kimmorley Kezie Apps (11) [14]

Notes:

  • In the Captain(s) column
    • The number next to the name indicates the number of games played as captain
    • The word and indicates joint captains. Of the five clubs that employed joint captains only one, the Broncos, had both appear in every match.
    • The word also indicates the player deputised as captain when the regular captain missed one or more matches.
  • New head coach appointments were
    • Brayden Williame (Bulldogs) — Announced in early April 2025.[6] This followed the resignation in January 2025 of original appointee Blake Cavellero.[15]
    • Ronald Griffiths (Warriors) — Announced in early July 2024.[9]
    • Nathan Cross (Dragons) — Announced in late October 2024.[12]
  • Brett Kimmorley (Wests Tigers) elected not to apply for an extension to his contract.[16]

Scheduling

The start, duration, and conclusion of the 2025 season was influenced by several factors.

  • A seven-week preparation period.[17]
  • Two weeks of leave.
  • A change to the format of the final series from four teams over two weeks to six teams over three weeks. Winners of 3rd place versus 6th place and 4th place versus 5th place in Week 1 meet 1st place and 2nd place in Week 2 semi-finals. Winners of the semi-finals meet in the Grand Final in Week 3.[2]
  • Decision on the length of the regular season to use the minimum of eleven rounds required for the twelve teams to play each of their opponents once.
  • A three-match Women's State of Origin series on 1 May (in Brisbane), 15 May (in Sydney), and 29 May (in Newcastle) 2025. All three matches are to be played on Thursday nights.[18]
    • The 1st match was brought forward from 16 May (2024) to 1 May (2025). The 1st match again preceded Magic Round.
    • Matches were two weeks apart in 2025, whereas they were three weeks apart in 2024.

Both the New South Wales and Queensland State premiership competitions ran in parallel with the 2025 NRLW season. [19] This was a scheduling change for Queensland, which in 2024 ran from early March to late May.

Trial matches

On 5 June 2025, the NRL announced a trial match between the Brisbane Broncos and Papua New Guinea Orchids.[20] On 10 June, the Newcastle Knights announced their team for a trial match on the following Sunday.[21] The Gold Coast Titans announced a trail match against the North Queensland Cowboys, with the teams playing for the Brittany Breayley-Nati–Jenni-Sue Hoepper Shield as they did in 2024.[22] On 16 June 2025, the Cronulla Sharks announced a trail for the following Sunday.[23] On 17 June 2025, the Wests Tigers announced a trail and their team for the following Sunday.[24] On the same day, the Canterbury Bulldogs announced a trail and their team for the following Saturday evening.[25]

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Newcastle Knights 20–12 Canberra Raiders Sunday 15 June 2025
12:00 PM		 NRLW Cessnock Sports Ground
Gold Coast Titans 16–8 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday 21 June 2025
3:00 PM		 NRLW Piggabeen Sports Complex [26]
Parramatta Eels 18–24 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday 21 June 2025
6:00 PM		 NRLW Parramatta Eels Centre of Excellence, Kellyville
Brisbane Broncos 48–0 PNG Orchids Sunday 22 June 2025
11:45 AM		 NRLW
NRL		 Suncorp Stadium
Wests Tigers 4–12 St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday 22 June 2025
1:00 PM		 NRLW Leichhardt Oval [27][28]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 12–12 Sydney Roosters Sunday 22 June 2025
1:30 PM		 NRLW Sharks Stadium [29]

Regular season

The first announcement of the 2025 NRLW season's fixtures was released by the NRL (at 11am AEST) on 21 November 2024.[2]

There was a grand total of 66 regular season matches. The schedule included 33 double-headers, 18 of which featured the same away club (marked in bold in the Format column). There were 15 double-headers where the home club was the same but teams from two different away clubs featured.[2]

On 17 February 2025, the New Zealand Warriors announced that the last three of their five home games would be played at FMG Stadium Waikato in Hamilton.[30]

Notes regarding the Format column of the below tables:

  • NRLW NRL (in bold) indicates that the away team was the same for both matches.
  • NRLW NRL (in plan text) indicates that the away team for the NRL match was from a different club.
  • Where NRLW is listed second, the NRLW game was played after the NRL game.

Round 1

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[31] Attendance Reports
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 16–18 Parramatta Eels Thursday 3 July
7:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Sharks Stadium Belinda Sharpe 1,524 [32][33]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 26–12 Newcastle Knights Friday 4 July
5:40 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Accor Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 9,577 [34][35]
Brisbane Broncos 28 – 4 Wests Tigers Saturday 5 July
12:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Totally Workwear Stadium Tori Wilkie 1,802 [36]
Canberra Raiders 14–36 St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday 5 July
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 GIO Stadium Clayton Wills 6,100 [37][38]
North Queensland Cowboys 20–6 Gold Coast Titans Saturday 5 July
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Tyson Brough 8,112 [39]
Sydney Roosters 30–6 New Zealand Warriors Sunday 6 July
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL		 Allianz Stadium Mitchell Currie 6,829 [40][41]
Notes:

Round 2

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees[42] Attendance Reports
Wests Tigers 8–12 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Thursday 10 July
7:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Campbelltown Sports Ground Belinda Sharpe 1,504 [43][44][45]
Canberra Raiders 6–56 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 12 July
12:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 GIO Stadium Mitchell Currie 1,677 [46][47]
St. George Illawarra Dragons 10–24 Sydney Roosters Saturday 12 July
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Kasey Badger 5,829 [48]
North Queensland Cowboys 6–26 Newcastle Knights Saturday 12 July
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Tori Wilkie 7,268 [49]
New Zealand Warriors 14–0 Parramatta Eels Sunday 13 July
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL		 Go Media Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 10,660 [50][51][52]
Gold Coast Titans 4–44 Brisbane Broncos Sunday 13 July
4:00 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Cbus Super Stadium Clayton Wills 10,768 [53]
Notes:

Round 3

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Canberra Raiders 12–46 Parramatta Eels Saturday 19 July
12:40 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		GIO Stadium Tori Wilkie 9,989 [54]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 14–18 St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday 19 July
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Accor Stadium Clayton Wills 12,217 [55]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 14–16 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday 19 July
5:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Sharks Stadium Mitch Currie 1,686
Wests Tigers 12–24 Gold Coast Titans Sunday 20 July
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL 		Leichhardt Oval Luke Saldern 3,740
Brisbane Broncos 26–30 Sydney Roosters Sunday 20 July
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Totally Workwear Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 1,924 [56]
Newcastle Knights 36–20 New Zealand Warriors Sunday 20 July
6:15 PM		 NRL
NRLW 		McDonald Jones Stadium Kasey Badger 3,348 [57][58]
Notes:
  • Attendance at GIO Stadium was NRLW 9,989 and NRL 20,751.
  • Attendance at Accor Stadium was NRLW 12,217 and NRL 30,115.
  • Attendance at Leichhardt Oval was NRLW 3,740 and NRL 16,073.
  • Attendance at McDonald Jones Stadium was NRL 21,117 and NRLW 3,348.
  • In all four double-headers the club that won the NRLW match lost the NRL match.

Round 4

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
New Zealand Warriors 10–20 Gold Coast Titans Saturday 26 July
12:40 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Go Media Stadium Mitch Currie 9,400 [59][60]
Sydney Roosters 42–22 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday 26 July
3:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Allianz Stadium Luke Saldern 1,118 [61]
North Queensland Cowboys 26–0 Canberra Raiders Saturday 26 July
5:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Tori Wilkie 1,355 [62][63]
Parramatta Eels 6–30 Newcastle Knights Sunday 27 July
12:00 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Eric Tweedale Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 618 [64][65]
St. George Illawarra Dragons 6–30 Brisbane Broncos Sunday 27 July
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 WIN Stadium Kasey Badger 1,864 [66][67]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 20–16 Wests Tigers Sunday 27 July
6:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Sharks Stadium Dillan Wells 1,018 [68]
Notes:

Round 5 (NRLW Magic Round)

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Gold Coast Titans 14–14 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Saturday 2 August
12:15 PM		 NRLW
NRLW
NRLW		 McDonald Jones Stadium Dillan Wells 5,298 [69]
Wests Tigers 4–34 Sydney Roosters Saturday 2 August
2:15 PM		 Tori Wilkie
Brisbane Broncos 28–14 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 2 August
4:15 PM		 Mitch Currie [70]
North Queensland Cowboys 6–12 New Zealand Warriors Sunday 3 August
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRLW
NRLW		 Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 6,093
Newcastle Knights 18–0 Canberra Raiders Sunday 3 August
1:45 PM		 Kasey Badger [71]
Parramatta Eels 12–10 St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday 3 August
3:45 PM		 Josh Eaton [72]
Notes:
  • The match between Wests Tigers and Sydney Roosters was suspended due to lightning. Play was suspended at 3:12pm (after Sydney's fifth try) and resumed at 3:50pm.
  • The match between Brisbane Broncos and Cronulla Sharks was interrupted due to lightning. Play was suspended at 4:41pm (after the conversion of Brisbane's first try) and resumed at 5:00pm.

Round 6 (NRLW Indigenous Round)

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
St. George Illawarra Dragons 6–20 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 9 August
12:45 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Belinda Sharpe 3,875 [73][74]
Newcastle Knights 30–6 Wests Tigers Saturday 9 August
3:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 McDonald Jones Stadium Damian Brady 1,637 [75]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 6–34 New Zealand Warriors Saturday 9 August
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Accor Stadium Mitch Currie 13,108 [76]
Gold Coast Titans 8–24 Sydney Roosters Sunday 10 August
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL		 Cbus Super Stadium Josh Eaton 4,528
Canberra Raiders 28–44 Brisbane Broncos Sunday 10 August
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 GIO Stadium Dillan Wells 1,614 [77]
Parramatta Eels 10–14 North Queensland Cowboys Sunday 10 August
6:15 PM		 NRL
NRLW 		CommBank Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 1,964
Notes:

Round 7 (NRLW Indigenous Round)

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 12–8 Gold Coast Titans Saturday 16 August
12:45 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Sharks Stadium Dillan Wells 2,476 [78]
Brisbane Broncos 38–4 Parramatta Eels Saturday 16 August
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Suncorp Stadium Josh Eaton 12,812
New Zealand Warriors 16–20 Canberra Raiders Saturday 16 August
5:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 FMG Stadium Waikato Damian Brady 5,968
Wests Tigers 16–12 St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday 17 August
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL		 Allianz Stadium Mitch Currie 1,803 [79]
Sydney Roosters 30–14 Newcastle Knights Sunday 17 August
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Polytec Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 2,294 [80]
North Queensland Cowboys 22–6 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday 17 August
6:15 PM		 NRL
NRLW		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Tori Wilkie 3,360 [81]
Notes:

Round 8

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24–56 Canberra Raiders Saturday 23 August
12:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Belmore Sports Ground Tori Wilkie 2,535 [82]
Gold Coast Titans 22–4 St. George Illawarra Dragons Saturday 23 August
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Cbus Super Stadium Belinda Sharpe 6,210 [83]
Parramatta Eels 12–56 Sydney Roosters Saturday 23 August
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		CommBank Stadium Dillan Wells 9,128
Newcastle Knights 16–46 Brisbane Broncos Sunday 24 August
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL 		McDonald Jones Stadium Kasey Badger 15,935 [84]
New Zealand Warriors 14–22 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Sunday 24 August
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 FMG Stadium Waikato Paki Parkinson 5,712
Wests Tigers 8–30 North Queensland Cowboys Sunday 24 August
6:15 PM		 NRL
NRLW 		Leichhardt Oval Josh Eaton 2,056 [85]
Notes:

Round 9

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Canberra Raiders 17—16
(GP)		 Wests Tigers Saturday 30 August
12:45 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		GIO Stadium Dillan Wells 14,464 [86][87]
St. George Illawarra Dragons 26–18 New Zealand Warriors Saturday 30 August
3:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Netstrata Jubilee Stadium Rochelle Tamarua 3,180 [88][89]
North Queensland Cowboys 0–30 Sydney Roosters Saturday 30 August
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Ziggy Przeklasa-Adamski 8,031 [90]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 19–18
(GP)		 Newcastle Knights Sunday 31 August
11:50 AM		 NRLW
NRL 		Sharks Stadium Belinda Sharpe 2,757 [91][92]
Brisbane Broncos 44–0 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Sunday 31 August
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Totally Workwear Stadium Luke Saldern 1,724
Gold Coast Titans 26–10 Parramatta Eels Sunday 31 August
6:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Cbus Super Stadium Mitch Currie 633
Notes:
  • The first match of three on both Saturday and Sunday ended regular time with the scores level. Field goals to win the match in golden point extra time were kicked by Zahara Temara (Canberra Raiders), in her 50th NRLW game, and Chantay Kiria-Ratu (Cronulla Sharks)
  • Attendance at GIO Stadium was NRLW 14,464 and NRL 23,746.
  • Attendance at Jubilee Stadium was NRLW 3,180 and NRL 9,769 (versus Manly).
  • Attendance at Queensland Country Bank Stadium was NRLW 8,301 and NRL 22,903 (versus Brisbane).
  • Attendance at Shark Park was NRLW 2,757 and NRL 12,234.
  • The Gold Coast Titans' NRLW home game at Robina (6:15pm kikc-off) clashed with their NRL away game in Brisbane (6:00pm finish).

Round 10

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters 26–14 Canberra Raiders Friday 5 September
5:40 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Allianz Stadium Belinda Sharpe 11,020
St. George Illawarra Dragons 14–42 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday 6 September
12:45 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 WIN Stadium Josh Eaton 7.040 [93][94]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24–14 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 6 September
5:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL 		Accor Stadium Rochelle Tamarua 12,174 [95][96]
New Zealand Warriors 6–26 Brisbane Broncos Sunday 7 September
12:00 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 FMG Stadium Waikato Paki Parkinson 7,195 [97][98]
Newcastle Knights 28–22 Gold Coast Titans Sunday 7 September
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 McDonald Jones Stadium Dillan Wells 2,047 [99][100]
Parramatta Eels 38–4 Wests Tigers Sunday 7 September
6:15 PM		 NRL
NRLW		 CommBank Stadium Mitch Currie 4,847 [101]
Notes:
  • Attendance at Allianz Stadium was NRLW 11,020 and NRL 41,604.
  • Attendance at WIN Stadium was NRLW 7,040 and NRL 17,442.
  • Attendance at Accor Stadium was NRLW 12,174 and NRL 30,368.
  • Attendance at CommBank Stadium was NRL 23,359 and NRLW 4,847.
  • The Newcastle Knights' NRLW home game at Newcastle (3:30pm finish) clashed with their NRL away game in Parramatta (4:05pm kick-off).

Round 11

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters 40–10 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Thursday 11 September
7:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Polytec Stadium Kasey Badger 1,521 [102]
Parramatta Eels 46–14 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Friday 12 September
6:00 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 CommBank Stadium Dillan Wells 803 [103]
Brisbane Broncos 50–4 North Queensland Cowboys Saturday 13 September
12:00 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Totally Workwear Stadium Belinda Sharpe 1,593 [104]
Gold Coast Titans 17—16
(GP)		 Canberra Raiders Saturday 13 September
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Cbus Super Stadium Josh Eaton 1,023 [105]
Wests Tigers 6–44 New Zealand Warriors Sunday 14 September
12:00 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Campbelltown Sports Ground Rochelle Tamarua 1,256 [106]
Newcastle Knights 30–22 St. George Illawarra Dragons Sunday 14 September
1:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 McDonald Jones Stadium Luke Saldern 2,477 [107][108]

Ladder

Pos Team Pld W D L PF PA PD Pts Qualification
1 Sydney Roosters 11 11 0 0 366 126 +240 22 Advance to second round of finals series (first-round bye)
2 Brisbane Broncos 11 10 0 1 404 116 +288 20
3 Newcastle Knights 11 7 0 4 258 203 +55 14 Advance to finals series
4 North Queensland Cowboys 11 7 0 4 186 176 +10 14
5 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 11 6 0 5 217 194 +23 12
6 Gold Coast Titans 11 5 1 5 171 194 −23 11
7 Parramatta Eels 11 5 0 6 202 234 −32 10
8 New Zealand Warriors 11 4 0 7 194 198 −4 8
9 Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 11 3 1 7 162 310 −148 7
10 St. George Illawarra Dragons 11 3 0 8 164 242 −78 6
11 Canberra Raiders 11 3 0 8 183 325 −142 6
12 Wests Tigers 11 1 0 10 100 289 −189 2
Updated to match(es) played on 31 Aug 2025. Source: National Rugby League Women's

Finals series

Week 1

The schedule for week one of the finals series was announced shortly before 7:00pm (AEST) on Sunday, 14 September 2025.[109]

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Newcastle Knights 34–20 Gold Coast Titans Saturday 20 September
2:30 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 McDonald Jones Stadium Belinda Sharpe 4,092 [110][111]
North Queensland Cowboys 18–24 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 20 September
4:15 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Queensland Country Bank Stadium Kasey Badger 5,024 [112]

Week 2

The schedule for week two of the finals series was announced shortly after 7:00pm (AEST) on Monday, 15 September 2025.[113]

Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referees Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters 17–16 Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Saturday 27 September
7:45 PM		 NRLW
(Only)		 Polytec Stadium Belinda Sharpe 3,289
Brisbane Broncos 30–6 Newcastle Knights Sunday 28 September
1:15 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Suncorp Stadium Kasey Badger 21,367 [114][115]
Notes:

Grand Final

Main article: 2025 NRL Women's Premiership Grand Final
Home Score Away Match information
Date and time Format Venue Referee Attendance Reports
Sydney Roosters 18–22 Brisbane Broncos Sunday, 5 October
4:00 PM		 NRLW
NRL		 Accor Stadium Belinda Sharpe 46,288

Weekly awards

After each round, the NRL announced via social media two weekly awards. The player with the most fantasy points each round was determined by comparison of Player Stats in the respective match centres.

Round Most Fantasy Points Try of the Week Tackle of the Week Ref
Player Points Try-scorer Assisting Players
Sponsor — Drinkwise youi
1 Indie Bostock 78 Indie Bostock Teagan Berry Isabella Waterman [116][117]
2 Emma Verran 109 Michaela Brake Five pass shift. last pass by Tysha Ikenasio Apii Nicholls [118][119]
3 Olivia Kernick 81 Hannah Southwell Solo run from 42m out, palming off 4 defenders Essay Banu [120][121]
4 Isabelle Kelly 89 Not announced Martha Mataele [122]
5 Georgia Hale 84 Ivana Lauitiiti Received pass from dummy half on 10m line, broke the attempted tackles of three opponents Shannon Muru [123][124]
6 Julia Robinson 105 Tyra Wetere Cross-field kick by Emily Curtain from left edge to right wing Caitlin Turnbull [125][126]
7 Julia Robinson 115 Brydie Parker An Amber Hall pass put Jocelyn Kelleher through the line. Parker received the ball 15m out and ran through defenders to score. Holli Wheeler [127][128]
8 Tarryn Aiken 91 Not announced Tess Staines [129]
9 Caitlin Turnbull 88 Kerri Johnson A long cut-out pass by Gayle Broughton Keele Browne [130][131]
10 Teagan Berry 82 Zahara Temara Chased her own angled grubber kick, touching down just inside the dead ball line Payton Takimoana [132][133]
11 Georgia Hale 83 Teagan Berry Linebreak and tackle break in solo 90m run Ivana Lolesio [134][135]
FW1 Georgia Hannaway 62 Not announced
FW2 Julia Robinson 72

Team of the Year

Dally M Team of the Year

Announced on the evening of 1 October 2025.[136]

Jersey Position Player
1 Fullback Tamika Upton
2 Wing Payton Takimoana
3 Centre Julia Robinson
4 Centre Isabelle Kelly
5 Wing Sheridan Gallagher
6 Five-eighth Gayle Broughton
7 Halfback Jesse Southwell
8 Prop Ellie Johnston
9 Hooker Emma Manzelmann
10 Prop Jessika Elliston
11 Second-row Romy Teitzel
12 Second-row Yasmin Clydsdale
13 Lock Olivia Kernick

Players' Dream Team

The Rugby League Players Association announced the 2025 Players' Dream team on 24 September 2025.[137]

Jersey Position Player
1 Fullback Tamika Upton
2 Wing Taina Naividi
3 Centre Isabelle Kelly
4 Centre Julia Robinson
5 Wing Payton Takimoana
6 Five-eighth Patricia Maliepo
7 Halfback Tarryn Aiken
8 Prop Rima Butler
9 Hooker Emma Manzelmann
10 Prop Otesa Pule
11 Second-row Yasmin Clydsdale
12 Second-row Kezie Apps
13 Lock Olivia Kernick
14 Impact Shalom Sauaso

Individual awards

Dally M Medal Awards Night

Announced on the evening of 1 October 2025.[136]

Dally M Medal Player of the Year:
Tamika Upton ( Brisbane Broncos).

Veronica White Medal:
Rhiannon Byers ( Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks).

Captain of the Year:
Isabelle Kelly ( Sydney Roosters).

Coach of the Year:
John Strange ( Sydney Roosters).

Provan-Summons Medal:
Isabelle Kelly on behalf of the Sydney Roosters

Rookie of the Year:
Shalom Sauaso ( Brisbane Broncos).

Try of the Year:
Indie Bostock ( St George Illawarra Dragons)
vs Canberra Raiders in Round 1.

Tackle of the Year:
Ivana Lauitiiti ( New Zealand Warriors)
vs Wests Tigers in Round 11.

Statistical awards

Highest Point Scorer in Regular-season: Romy Teitzel ( Brisbane Broncos) 106 (4t 45g)
Top Try Scorer in Regular-season: Tamika Upton ( Brisbane Broncos) 18

Highest Point Scorer in full season: Romy Teitzel ( Brisbane Broncos) 116 (4t 50g)
Top Try Scorer in full season: Tamika Upton ( Brisbane Broncos) 20

RLPA Players' Champion Awards

The following awards were voted for by NRLW players and announced at the end of the season.

The Players' Champion:
Tamika Upton ( Brisbane Broncos)[138][139]

Rookie of the Year:
Shalom Sauaso ( Brisbane Broncos)[140]

Players' Recruit of the Year:
Tamika Upton ( Brisbane Broncos)[141]

The following award, selected from three nominees, was announced at the end of the season.
Dennis Tutty Award:
Madison Bartlett ( Canberra Raiders)[142]

The Rugby League Players Association announced monthly awards during the season. A panel of three former players selected five players for each month. All current players were eligible to vote for the monthly awards.

Club awards

Club Player of the Year Player's Player Members' Award Coach's Award Rookie /
Emerging Talent 		Community Ref
Brisbane Broncos Tamika Upton Tamika Upton — — Shalom Sauaso — [145]
Canberra Raiders Simaima Taufa — — Jordyn Preston Elise Simpson — [146]
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs Andie Robinson Ashleigh Quinlan Tayla Preston Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa Moana Courtenay — [147]
Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Emma Verran Manilita Takapautolo Emma Verran — Stephanie Faulkner Rhiannon Byers [148]
Gold Coast Titans Jessika Elliston Jessika Elliston Lily-Rose Kolc — Ivana Lolesio — [149]
Newcastle Knights Yasmin Clydsdale Jesse Southwell — — Sienna Yeo &
Jules Kirkpatrick		 Kayla Romaniuk [150]
New Zealand Warriors Apii Nicholls Kaiyah Atai Payton Takimoana — Ivana Lauitiiti — [151]
North Queensland Cowboys Bree Chester Fran Goldthorp Emma Manzelmann Abigail Roache Ana Malupo — [152][153]
[154][155]
Parramatta Eels Abbi Church Martha Mataele Abbi Church Chloe Jackson Martha Mataele Elsie Albert [156]
St. George Illawarra Dragons Madi Mulhall — Teagan Berry Keele Browne Trinity Tauaneai Keele Browne [157]
Sydney Roosters Olivia Kernick Taina Naividi Isabelle Kelly — Macie Carlile Olivia Kernick [158]
Wests Tigers Sarah Togatuki Caitlin Turnbull — — Caitlin Turnbull — [159]

As clubs each define their own award categories there are awards that do not fit into the above categories:

Players and transfers

Main articles: List of current NRL Women's team squads and NRL salary cap

The 2025 season salary cap for clubs is $1,254,000 and the minimum wage for contracted players is $41,800. Squad size is 24 players plus 4 development players.[17] The first transfer signing for the 2025 season was announced on 2 May 2024. In the recent seasons of 2023 and 2024, Clubs were required to fill their 24-player roster by late May.
Players may be added to each club’s roster from outside the initial squad of 24 as injury replacements. This can be to cover season-ending injuries or a significant number of short-term injuries.

Transfers

Table last updated: 2 July 2025

2025 NRLW Transfers [2]
Player 2024 Club 2025 Club Announcement
Date 		Reference
Caitlan Johnston-Green Newcastle Knights Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 2 May 2024 [163]
Tayla Preston Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 19 Jul 2024 [164]
Ashleigh Quinlan Canberra Raiders Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 19 Jul 2024 [165]
Ebony Prior Wests Tigers Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 20 Jul 2024 [166]
Andie Robinson Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 24 Jul 2024 [167]
Tegan Dymock Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2 Sep 2024 [168]
Kalosipani Hopoate Sydney Roosters Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2 Sep 2024 [168]
Alexis Tauaneai St George Illawarra Dragons Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2 Sep 2024 [168]
Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa St George Illawarra Dragons Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2 Sep 2024 [168]
Holli Wheeler Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2 Sep 2024 [168]
Apii Nicholls Canberra Raiders New Zealand Warriors 10 Sep 2024 [169]
Harata Butler North Queensland Cowboys New Zealand Warriors 12 Sep 2024 [170]
Mya Hill-Moana Sydney Roosters New Zealand Warriors 12 Sep 2024 [170]
Capri Paekau Taniwharau New Zealand Warriors 12 Sep 2024 [170]
Laishon Albert-Jones Newcastle Knights New Zealand Warriors 16 Sep 2024 [171]
Matekino Gray Gold Coast Titans New Zealand Warriors 18 Sep 2024 [172]
Emmanita Paki Central Qld Capras (BMD) New Zealand Warriors 18 Sep 2024 [172]
Lavinia Tauhalaliku North Queensland Cowboys New Zealand Warriors 18 Sep 2024 [172]
Elizabeth MacGregor Sydney Roosters (U19) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 19 Sep 2024 [173]
Hope Millard Illawarra Steelers (U19 & HNWP) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 19 Sep 2024 [173]
Shakira Baker Hurricanes Poua (Union 2024 & 2025) New Zealand Warriors 20 Sep 2024 [174]
Tyra Wetere Rangataua (Bay of Plenty (Union)) New Zealand Warriors 20 Sep 2024 [174]
Metanoia Fotu-Moala Otara Scorpions New Zealand Warriors 25 Sep 2024 [175]
Bridget Hoy Brisbane Broncos Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 26 Sep 2024 [176]
Rima Butler Newcastle Knights Sydney Roosters 15 Oct 2024 [177]
Tiana Davison Sydney Roosters Newcastle Knights 23 Oct 2024 [178]
Maatuleio Fotu-Moala St George Illawarra Dragons Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 Nov 2024 [179]
Anneka Wilson Wentworthville (HNWP) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 26 Nov 2024 [180]
Leilani Wilson Wentworthville (HNWP) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 26 Nov 2024 [180]
Paige Travis St Helens Parramatta Eels 28 Nov 2024 [181]
Tamika Upton Newcastle Knights Brisbane Broncos 5 Dec 2024 [182]
Martha Mataele Western Force (Union 2023) Parramatta Eels 6 Dec 2024 [183]
Botille Vette-Welsh Wests Tigers Newcastle Knights 9 Dec 2024 [184]
Michaela Blyde New Zealand Rugby Sevens (Union) New Zealand Warriors 17 Dec 2024 [185]
Leianne Tufuga Wests Tigers Canberra Raiders 17 Dec 2024 [186]
Tara McGrath-West St George Illawarra Dragons
(Didn't play in 2024 due to injury)		 Brisbane Broncos 18 Dec 2024 [187]
Najvada George Wests Tigers North Queensland Cowboys 18 Dec 2024 [188]
Abigail Roache Newcastle Knights North Queensland Cowboys 18 Dec 2024 [188]
Moana Courtenay North Harbour (Union) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 18 Dec 2024 [189]
Makayla Eli Manly Sea Eagles (HNWP) New Zealand Warriors 19 Dec 2024 [190]
Tysha Ikenasio New Zealand Rugby Sevens (Union) New Zealand Warriors 19 Dec 2024 [190]
Payton Takimoana Bay of Plenty (Union) New Zealand Warriors 19 Dec 2024 [190]
Kalyn Takitimu-Cook Hurricanes Poua (Union) New Zealand Warriors 19 Dec 2024 [190]
Chloe Saunders Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks Canberra Raiders 19 Dec 2025 [191]
Jasmine Fogavini Brisbane Broncos Gold Coast Titans 20 Dec 2024 [192]
Kaiyah Atai Richmond Roses (Auckland RL) New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Emily Curtain Wests Tigers New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Felila Kia Newcastle Knights New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Lavinia Kitai Cronulla Sharks (HNWP) New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Maarire Puketapu Sunshine Coast Falcons (BMD) New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Lydia Turua-Quedley Richmond Roses (Auckland RL) New Zealand Warriors 20 Dec 2024 [193]
Lily Dick Rugby Sevens North Queensland Cowboys 20 Dec 2024 [194]
Pauline Piliae-Rasabale Wests Tigers Gold Coast Titans 22 Jan 2025 [195]
Georgia Thomas St George Dragons (HNWP) Canberra Raiders 31 Jan 2025 [196]
Rosie Kelly Parramatta Eels North Queensland Cowboys 7 Feb 2025 [197]
Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell Gold Coast Titans North Queensland Cowboys 7 Feb 2025 [197]
Jacinta Carter Newcastle Knights Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 17 Feb 2025 [198]
Shaniah Power North Queensland Cowboys Wigan Warriors 19 Feb 2025 [199]
Chantay Kiria-Ratu Gold Coast Titans Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 21 Feb 2025 [200]
Tyla King St George Illawarra Dragons Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks 4 Mar 2025 [201]
Grace Hamilton Melbourne Rebels (Union 2024) St George Illawarra Dragons 4 Mar 2025 [202]
Ahlivia Ingram Cronulla Sharks (HNWP) St George Illawarra Dragons 4 Mar 2025 [202]
Jayme Millard Cronulla Sharks (HNWP) St George Illawarra Dragons 4 Mar 2025 [202]
Hannah Southwell Newcastle Knights St George Illawarra Dragons 4 Mar 2025 [202]
Pia Tapsell Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks St George Illawarra Dragons 4 Mar 2025 [202]
Jetaya Faifua North Queensland Cowboys Wests Tigers 14 Mar 2025 [203]
Jade Fonua Parramatta Eels Wests Tigers 14 Mar 2025 [203]
Macie Carlile Canterbury Bulldogs (HNWP) Sydney Roosters 18 Mar 2025 [204]
Faythe Manera Queensland Reds (Union 2025) Wests Tigers 21 Mar 2025 [205]
Lily Rogan Illawarra Steelers (HNWP) Wests Tigers 21 Mar 2025 [205]
Caitlin Turnbull Wentworthville Magpies (HNWP) Wests Tigers 21 Mar 2025 [205]
Fleur Ginn Queensland Reds (Union Sevens) Parramatta Eels 26 Mar 2025 [206]
Jordyn Preston St George Illawarra Dragons Canberra Raiders 14 Apr 2025 [207]
Patricia Maliepo Auckland Blues (Union 2025) New Zealand Warriors 16 Apr 2025 [208]
Nita Maynard Newcastle Knights St George Illawarra Dragons 8 May 2025 [209]
Avery-Rose Carmont Otahuhu Leopards (Auckland RL) New Zealand Warriors 8 May 2025 [210]
Emily Bass Gold Coast Titans Wests Tigers 9 May 2025 [211]
Pihuka Berryman-Duff Parramatta Eels Wests Tigers 9 May 2025 [211]
Kerri Johnson Auckland Blues (Union 2025) Brisbane Broncos 9 May 2025 [212]
Azalleyah Maaka Chiefs Manawa (Union 2025) Brisbane Broncos 9 May 2025 [212]
Adi Vani Buleki Western Force Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 May 2025 [213]
Monica Tagoai Hurricanes Poua (Union 2025) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 12 May 2025 [213]
Keighley Simpson Matatū (Union 2025) Newcastle Knights 12 May 2025 [214]
Tess Staines Wests Tigers Newcastle Knights 12 May 2025 [214]
Sienna Yeo Illawarra Steelers (HNWP) Newcastle Knights 12 May 2025 [214]
Tafao Asaua Parramatta Eels North Queensland Cowboys 12 May 2025 [215]
Isabella Waterman Newcastle Knights Canberra Raiders 13 May 2025 [216]
Megan Pakulis York Valkyrie Gold Coast Titans 13 May 2025 [217]
Jayde Herdegen Newcastle Knights (HNWP) Sydney Roosters 13 May 2025 [218]
Jayda Lofipo Wynnum-Manly Seagulls (BMD) Gold Coast Titans 18 May 2025 [219]
Terina Te Tamaki New Zealand Rugby Sevens (Union) Wests Tigers 2 Jun 2025 [220]
Jessikah Reeves Western Clydesdales (BMD) Wests Tigers 6 Jun 2025 [221]
Natasha Penitani Wests Tigers Gold Coast Titans 7 Jun 2025 [222]
Lili Boyle Manly Sea Eagles (HNWP) Canberra Raiders 1 Jul 2025 [223]
Kayla Jackson Sydney Roosters (Development) Gold Coast Titans 1 Jul 2025 [224]
Ashlee Matapo Auckland Storm (Union 2024) New Zealand Warriors 1 Jul 2025 [225]

Promotions

The following players have been promoted from a development contract or their NRLW club's pathway teams.
Table last updated: 29 March 2025.

2025 NRLW promoted players [226]
Player Pathway teams 2025 NRLW club Announcement
date 		Reference
Leah Ollerton 2024 Newcastle Knights (Development)
2024 Newcastle Knights (Open)		 Newcastle Knights 8 Dec 2023 [227][228]
Tyra Le Ekepati 2024 Sydney Roosters (Development)
2024 Indigenous Academy (U19)
2024 Central Coast Roosters (Open)		 Sydney Roosters 18 Dec 2023 [229]
Trinity Tauaneai 2024 St George Illawarra Dragons (Development)
2024 Illawarra Steelers (Open)		 St George Illawarra Dragons 20 Feb 2024 [230]
Indie Bostock 2024 St George Illawarra Dragons (Development)
2024 Illawarra Steelers (U19 & Open)		 St George Illawarra Dragons 9 May 2024 [231]
Leilani Ahsam 2024 Newcastle Knights (Development)
2024 Tweed Seagulls (U19)
2024 Newcastle Knights (Open)		 Newcastle Knights 24 May 2024 [232][233][234]
Fane Finau 2024 Newcastle Knights (Development)
2024 Newcastle Knights (U19 & Open)		 Newcastle Knights 19 Jul 2024 [235]
Iemaima Etuale 2024 Wests Tigers (Development)
2024 Wests Tigers (U19 & Open)		 Wests Tigers 25 Jul 2024 [236]
Latisha Smythe 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 9 Sep 2024 [237]
Sarahcen Oliver 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 17 Sep 2024 [238]
Shannon Muru 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 30 Sep 2024 [239]
Paea Uilou 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (U19 & Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 30 Sep 2024 [239]
Shaniece Monschau 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 7 Nov 2024 [240]
Shaquaylah Mahakitau-Monschau 2024 Canterbury Bulldogs (U19 & Open) Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 7 Nov 2024 [240]
Reegan Hicks 2024 Redcliffe Dolphins (U19)
2024 Norths Devils (Open)
2025 Redcliffe Dolphins (U19)
Brisbane Broncos 20 Dec 2024 [241]
Montaya Hudson 2024 Norths Devils (Open) Brisbane Broncos 20 Dec 2024 [241]
Shalom Sauaso 2024 Queensland Reds (Union)
2024 Brisbane Broncos (Development)		 Brisbane Broncos 20 Dec 2024 [241]
Elise Simpson 2024 Canberra Raiders (U19) Canberra Raiders 27 Mar 2025 [242]
Tori Shipton
2024 Illawarra Steelers (U17 & Open)		 St George Illawarra Dragons 8 Aug 2025 [243]
Tahlia O'Brien
2024 Illawarra Steelers (U17)		 St George Illawarra Dragons 8 Aug 2025 [244]

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