Australia Woman Squad confirmed for historic New Zealand Series
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Australia Woman Squad confirmed for historic New Zealand Series
The Wallaroos squad has been narrowed to 28 players by head coach Dwayne Nestor, as Australia prepares for the historic two-Test Series against the Black Ferns kicking off in August in Sydney.
The Wallaroos will play alongside the Wallabies for the first time on Australian soil when they run out at ANZ Stadium on Saturday August 18, for the double header clash in what will be Australia’s 50th Test match.
There are 13 uncapped players who join the squad alongside the experience of World Cup veterans such as Samantha Treherne, Cobie-Jane Morgan, Rebecca Clough, Mahalia Murphy and Grace Hamilton.
The following week the Buildcorp Wallaroos will return to Eden Park in Auckland where they played in 2016 to round out the Series.
Players have been part of satellite training sessions across the country, linked with their various state High Performances coaches, as they continued training for the 2018 Internationals, combined with club Rugby commitments.
2018 Buildcorp Wallaroos Squad for New Zealand Series
Mhicca Carter*, Western Australia, Cottesloe
Emily Chancellor*, NSW, Sydney University
Rebecca Clough, Western Australia, Cottesloe
Georgia Cormick*, Melbourne Rebels, Powerhouse
Melissa Fatu*, NSW, Parramatta
Kendra Fell*, Western Australia, Palmyra
Toa Filimoehala*, Queensland, Brothers
Fenella Hake, Queensland, Redlands
Grace Hamilton, NSW, Sydney University
Alisha Hewett, Queensland, GPS
Evelyn Horomia, NSW, Parramatta
Fi Jones*, NSW, Sydney University
Atasi Lafai*, NSW, Campbelltown
Kiri Lingman, Queensland, Sunnybank
Crystal Maguire*, NSW, Warringah
Michelle Milward, ACT, Tuggeranong Vikings
Cobie-Jane Morgan, NSW, Warringah
Mahalia Murphy, NSW, Campbelltown
Hana Ngaha, Queensland, Sunnybank
Georgia O’Neill*, ACT, Uni Norths
Shanice Parker*, NSW, Warringah
Liz Patu, Queensland, Wests
Trilleen Pomare, Western Australia, Kalamunda
Sarah Riordan, Queensland, ADFR, Wests
Emily Robinson, NSW, Warringah
Alice Tonumaivao*, Melbourne Rebels, Western Districts
Samantha Treherne, Queensland, Sunnybank
Darryl Wickliffe*, Western Australia, Kalamunda
*Uncapped





