Squad Announced for 2025 Super Rugby Women’s Season

Wed, Jan 29, 2025, 1:00 AM
Waratahs Media
by Waratahs Media

The NSW Waratahs have confirmed their initial 33-player squad, which will look to defend their title in the 2025 Super Rugby Women’s season.

Head Coach Mike Ruthven has included a class of veterans, new additional faces and a 7s star to join his ranks in 2025.

Emily Chancellor and Adiana Talakai return after they suffered season-ending injuries last year.

Head Coach Mike Ruthven has also included 9 potential debutants in his squad, these nine are a mixed bag of athletes who will look to push for their debut in 2025

Squad

Props: Bridie O’Gorman, Emily Robinson, Faliki Pohiva*, Georgia Chapple, Seneti Kilisimasi*, Siusiuosalafai Volkman

Hookers: Adiana Talakai, Brittany Merlo, Millie Parker*,

Locks: Annabelle Codey, Atasi Lafai, Jayjay Taylor*, Kaitlan Leaney, Tahlia Morgan*

Back Row: Emily Chancellor, Leilani Nathan, Piper Duck, Ruby Anderson

Halfbacks: Martha Harvey*, Tatum Bird, Tiarne Cavanagh*

Flyhalfs: Arabella McKenzie, Waiaria Ellis

Centres: Georgina Friedrichs, Jade Sheridan, Katrina Barker, Nicole Nathan

Outside Backs: Amelia Whitaker*, Caitlyn Halse, Desiree Miller, Jacinta Windsor, Maya Stewart

Aus 7s: Sariah Paki

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