NRLW Round 2 Wrap-up: Butler to miss one match

Harata Butler, a forward for the Sharks, will miss one game after being found guilty of dangerous contact during Sunday’s loss to the Wests Tigers.

Butler was sent to the bin and cited for Grade 2 Dangerous Contact, which carries a one-match punishment with an early guilty plea. The incident involved Wests Tigers winger Jakiya Whitfeld.

In the meanwhile, warnings were given to Knights enforcer Tayla Predebon (careless high tackle), Cowboys prop April Ngatunpuna (dangerous contact), and Wests Tigers forward Sophie Curtain (careless high tackle).

Complete round-by-round results, highlights, injury reports, court news, and information from the 2023 NRL Telstra Women’s Premiership.

Report: Raiders make history with an NRLW upset over the Roosters
Simaima Taufa (leg) and Mya Hill-Moana (head knock) are injured.
Courts: None.

Report: The Dragons fire in a massive win, sending the Eels packing.
Zero injuries.
Courts: None.

Report: Knights injuries shock Cowboys, but Dibb sinks former club Autumn-Stephens Daly (knee prior to game)
Tayla Predebon (High Tackle – Careless) and April Ngatunpuna (Dangerous Contact) are on report.

Report: Wests Tigers win two straight with Tonegato hurt.
Emma Tonegato (calf), Jada Taylor (ankle) before the game, and Emily Curtain (head knock) are all injured.
Harata Butler (Dangerous Contact) and Sophie Curtain (High Tackle-Careless) are on report.

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NRLW Round 8 Recap: Nu’uausala is suspended for two games

Annetta Nu’uausala, a prop for the Broncos, will miss the team’s final regular-season game as well as, should they advance, their first-round playoff game.

Due to an alleged hip drop tackle that disqualified Wests Tigers star Sarah Togatuki, Nu’uausala was placed on report, sent to the sin bin, and charged with Grade 3 Dangerous Contact by the Match Review Committee.

The seasoned forward has been suspended for two games after entering an early guilty plea.

Additionally, Nu’uausala received a warning and a charge of Grade 1 Dangerous Contact.

After submitting an early guilty plea, Broncos teammate Brianna Clark was charged with a Grade 1 Dangerous Throw and fined $400 under Rule 39A.

Following disturbances from Round 8, another Bronco, Chelsea Lenarduzzi, Sharks forward Holli Wheeler, and Dragons winger Cortez Te Pou were also given warnings.

* Rule 39A: If a player enters a plea of guilty, they may choose to forgo a one-match penalty in favor of a $400 fine.

Round 8 results, highlights, player injuries, court news, and other information from the 2023 NRL Telstra Women’s Premiership.

Report: NRLW derby pleasure as Sharks bite Dragons
Pre-game injuries to Sophie Clancy’s ankle, Tara McGrath-West’s sternum, and Cortez Te Pou’s hand
Judges: Holli Wheeler (dangerous touch), Cortez Te Pou (contrary conduct).

Report: The Broncos defeat the Wests Tigers thanks to a late goal from Ciesiolka
Eliza Siilata (facial injury) and Sarah Togatuki (leg) are both injured.
Court: Brianna Clark (hazardous throw), Chelsea Leonarduzzi (careless high tackle), Annetta Nu’uasala (two dangerous contact charges).

Report: Knights take the lead in the second half thanks to their push.
Millie Boyle (shoulder, pre-game), Isabelle Kelly (head knock) are both injured.
Judges: None

Report: Raiders defeat Cowboys to maintain their hopes of making the finals.
Hollie Mae-Dodd (knee), Francesca Goldthorp (elbow), and Mackenzie Wiki (ankle) are the injured parties.
Courts: None.

Report: Titans are poised for the finals after a Chapman hat-trick.
Zero injuries.
Courts: None.

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NRL Late Mail: 23rd Edition

The 2023 NRL Telstra Premiership Round 23 news, late mail, and team changes.

Casualty Ward: Current Injury Updates and Information
Judiciary Report: Most recent allegations and injunctions
NRL Late Mail: Sunday at GIO Stadium, Round 23 Raiders vs. Wests Tigers
Takers: With no changes made for game day, the Green Machine are 1-17. Nick Cotric is back on the wing, Jordan Rapana at fullback, and Seb Kris in the centres. Tom Starling has been moved to the reserve squad, making Adrian Trevilyan the new man on the bench. The last man standing is Utuloa Asomua.

None of the late adjustments, Wests Tigers An hour prior to the start of play, Alex Seyfarth entered the game on Saturday, taking Asu Kepaoa’s place as the 18th player. Shawn Blore and Stefano Utoikamanu are both sidelined due to concussion protocols. Justin Matamua is now on the bench, while Alex Twal will start the game. Daine Laurie, who is five and tenth, gets selected to play.