Learnt – NRLW Tool

2026 completed season – through 4 October

What We Have Learnt

Round notes cover the regular season and all completed finals below. Player form, tries and points include the Grand Final. The ladder is the final regular-season table.

Regular-Season Ladder at Round 11

Regular-season leaders: Roosters (22 pts, +318 diff), Titans (20 pts, +184 diff).

Regular-season top-four cutoff: Wests Tigers on 14 competition points with -57 differential.

Round-by-Round Notes

Round 1

Broncos carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 50 points.
Broncos v Cowboys produced 54 points, the round high-total game.
Wests Tigers edged Eels by 12, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Kerri Johnson (Broncos, 3), Emmanita Paki (Warriors, 2), Jayme Fressard (Roosters, 2).

Round 2

Raiders carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 42 points.
Raiders v Warriors produced 58 points, the round high-total game.
Roosters edged Knights by 2, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Jaime Chapman (Titans, 4), Faythe Manera (Wests Tigers, 3), Tamika Upton (Broncos, 3).

Round 3

Titans carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 50 points.
Titans v Eels produced 62 points, the round high-total game.
Roosters edged Raiders by 4, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Lavinia Tauhalaliku (Warriors, 4), Simina Lokotui (Bulldogs, 3), Chelsea Lenarduzzi (Broncos, 2).

Round 4

Roosters carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 48 points.
Wests Tigers v Roosters produced 58 points, the round high-total game.
Warriors edged Eels by 2, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Jayme Fressard (Roosters, 3), Abbi Church (Eels, 2), Indie Bostock (Titans, 2).

Round 5

Roosters carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 38 points.
Sharks v Wests Tigers produced 52 points, the round high-total game.
Cowboys edged Raiders by 2, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Jessica Sergis (Roosters, 3), Emily Bass (Wests Tigers, 2), Georgia Ravics (Sharks, 2).

Round 6

Roosters carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 46 points.
Bulldogs v Cowboys produced 54 points, the round high-total game.
Bulldogs edged Cowboys by 2, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Tysha Ikenasio (Warriors, 3), Brydie Parker (Roosters, 2), Charlotte Basham (Raiders, 2).

Round 7

Roosters carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 34 points.
Broncos v Roosters produced 54 points, the round high-total game.
Raiders edged Knights by 7, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Brydie Parker (Roosters, 3), Elise Simpson (Raiders, 2), Jessica Sergis (Roosters, 2).

Round 8

Roosters carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 66 points.
Roosters v Warriors produced 74 points, the round high-total game.
Wests Tigers edged Knights by 1, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Brydie Parker (Roosters, 3), Charlize Lloyd-Phillips (Cowboys, 3), Krystal Blackwell (Raiders, 3).

Round 9

Broncos carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 44 points.
Wests Tigers v Bulldogs produced 58 points, the round high-total game.
Dragons edged Warriors by 4, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Kerri Johnson (Broncos, 3), Mackenzie Wiki (Raiders, 3), Mercedez Taulelei-Siala (Knights, 3).

Round 10

Titans carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 58 points.
Knights v Bulldogs produced 78 points, the round high-total game.
Eels edged Raiders by 1, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Jaime Chapman (Titans, 3), Tayla Predebon (Knights, 3), Destiny Mino-Sinapati (Titans, 2).

Round 11

Broncos carried the strongest scoreboard output in the round with 52 points.
Broncos v Warriors produced 70 points, the round high-total game.
Eels edged Cowboys by 5, which is the clearest pressure-game marker from the round.
Try-scoring form: Deleni Paitai (Broncos, 2), Evania Isa'ako (Titans, 2), Jessica Sergis (Roosters, 2).

Finals – Through the Grand Final

Finals Week 1

Wests Tigers 0 – 6 Raiders; total 6, margin 6. Match source
Broncos 40 – 16 Knights; total 56, margin 24. Match source

Finals Week 2

Roosters 20 – 10 Raiders; total 30, margin 10. Match source
Titans 8 – 20 Broncos; total 28, margin 12. Match source

Grand Final

Roosters 30 – 6 Broncos; total 36, margin 24. Match source

The 5 finals averaged 31.2 total points. This is a small, opponent-dependent sample; it is not a stand-alone finals adjustment.

Grand Final – What We Learnt

Roosters won 30-6 after leading 26-0 at half-time, completing an unbeaten season. Seven Roosters tries produced only 30 points because just one conversion was successful. Model tries and goal-kicking separately when projecting totals.
Brydie Parker scored three tries; Tarryn Aiken, Isabelle Kelly, Jayme Fressard and Amber Hall scored one each. Jesse Southwell scored and converted the Broncos try. Aiken added two try assists; Kelly and Jocelyn Kelleher also recorded two each.
Millie Elliott ran 189 metres in 49 minutes. Track work rate per minute and expected playing time alongside raw totals, especially when club roles change in international squads.
The frozen forecast was 45.65 total points and a Roosters margin of 7.50. Actuals were 36 and 24: total overestimated by 9.65, winning margin underestimated by 16.50. A correct winner direction did not establish accurate score or margin calibration.
The frozen betting ledger graded Over 41.5 at $1.90 as a loss, Tarryn Aiken at $3.75 as a win, and Romy Teitzel at $6.00 as a loss. At the existing units: $80 staked, $75 returned, $5 loss, -6.25% ROI. Head-to-head, handicap, team totals and pair props had no recorded bet.
Grand Final stats are included in the player tables below. Jessica Sergis finished with 17 tries, Tamika Upton 15 and Brydie Parker 14; Jesse Southwell finished with 118 points.
Carry player form into internationals using verified player identity, selected position, expected minutes and opponent strength. Keep national-team ratings, competition results and frozen betting performance separate from NRLW club records.

Official Grand Final report – Official player statistics – Frozen Past Bets ledger.

Most Consistent Performers

Player	Team	Games	Tries	Try involvements	Performance avg	Read
Makenzie Weale	Cowboys	11	3	3	54.7	high floor through work-rate
Georgia Hale	Titans	12	0	0	49.9	high floor through work-rate
Quincy Dodd	Sharks	10	4	7	47.2	high floor through work-rate
Jessica Sergis	Roosters	13	17	26	46.5	weekly attacking involvement
Olivia Kernick	Roosters	13	4	8	46.1	high floor through work-rate
Lavinia Tauhalaliku	Warriors	4	9	10	45.5	weekly attacking involvement
Isabelle Kelly	Roosters	13	6	17	45.2	weekly attacking involvement
Tamika Upton	Broncos	14	15	36	45.1	weekly attacking involvement
Alexis Tauaneai	Bulldogs	11	2	2	44.1	high floor through work-rate
Keilee Joseph	Eels	8	3	3	44.0	high floor through work-rate
Shaylee Bent	Wests Tigers	12	3	4	43.8	high floor through work-rate
Bree Chester	Cowboys	11	1	1	43.2	high floor through work-rate
Kaiyah Atai	Warriors	8	1	2	41.6	high floor through work-rate
Krystal Blackwell	Raiders	13	4	15	41.2	weekly attacking involvement

Tryscorers 2026

Rank	Player	Team	Games	Tries	Points
1	Jessica Sergis	Roosters	13	17	68
2	Tamika Upton	Broncos	14	15	60
3	Brydie Parker	Roosters	13	14	56
4	Jayme Fressard	Roosters	10	13	52
5	Mercedez Taulelei-Siala	Knights	12	13	52
6	Kerri Johnson	Broncos	13	11	44
7	Rory Owen	Eels	10	10	40
8	Mackenzie Wiki	Raiders	13	10	40
9	Lavinia Tauhalaliku	Warriors	4	9	36
10	Monica Tagoai	Bulldogs	10	9	36

Try Scoring Leader by teamPlayer lookup

Rank	Player	Team	Games	Tries	Points
1	Jessica Sergis	Roosters	13	17	68
2	Tamika Upton	Broncos	14	15	60
3	Brydie Parker	Roosters	13	14	56
4	Jayme Fressard	Roosters	10	13	52
5	Mercedez Taulelei-Siala	Knights	12	13	52
6	Kerri Johnson	Broncos	13	11	44
7	Rory Owen	Eels	10	10	40
8	Mackenzie Wiki	Raiders	13	10	40
9	Lavinia Tauhalaliku	Warriors	4	9	36
10	Monica Tagoai	Bulldogs	10	9	36
11	Simina Lokotui	Bulldogs	10	9	36
12	Stacey Waaka	Warriors	10	9	36
13	Jaime Chapman	Titans	11	9	36
14	Teagan Levi	Titans	12	9	36
15	Elise Simpson	Raiders	9	8	32
16	Faythe Manera	Wests Tigers	10	8	32
17	Tysha Ikenasio	Warriors	10	8	32
18	Indie Bostock	Titans	11	8	32
19	Evania Isa'ako	Titans	12	8	32
20	Julia Robinson	Broncos	14	8	32
21	Georgia Grey	Titans	9	7	28
22	Lauren Dam	Broncos	14	7	28
23	Destiny Mino-Sinapati	Titans	6	6	24
24	Jayme Millard	Dragons	9	6	30
25	Phoenix-Raine Hippi	Titans	10	6	24
26	Isabelle Kelly	Roosters	13	6	24
27	Sariah Paki	Roosters	13	6	24
28	Chelsea Lenarduzzi	Broncos	14	6	24
29	Georgia Bartlett	Broncos	14	6	24
30	Emily Bass	Wests Tigers	6	5	20
31	Georgia Ravics	Sharks	7	5	20
32	Charlize Lloyd-Phillips	Cowboys	8	5	20
33	Isabella Waterman	Raiders	9	5	20
34	Margot Vella	Cowboys	11	5	20
35	Tarryn Aiken	Roosters	11	5	32
36	Lily Rogan	Wests Tigers	12	5	20
37	Sidney Taylor	Knights	12	5	20
38	Keeley Nizza	Roosters	13	5	20
39	Milla Elaro	Sharks	4	4	16
40	Mele Hufanga	Warriors	7	4	16
41	Taina Naividi	Roosters	9	4	16
42	Quincy Dodd	Sharks	10	4	16
43	Zali Fay	Eels	10	4	16
44	Fane Finau	Knights	11	4	16
45	Francesca Goldthorp	Cowboys	11	4	16
46	Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis	Dragons	11	4	16
47	Salma Nour	Wests Tigers	11	4	16
48	Shanice Parker	Knights	12	4	16
49	Tenika Willison	Knights	12	4	16
50	Krystal Blackwell	Raiders	13	4	16
51	Leianne Tufuga	Raiders	13	4	16
52	Olivia Kernick	Roosters	13	4	16
53	Romy Teitzel	Broncos	14	4	16
54	Ocean Tierney	Warriors	3	3	12
55	Bobbi Law	Raiders	8	3	12
56	Emmanita Paki	Warriors	8	3	12
57	Keilee Joseph	Eels	8	3	12
58	Payton Takimoana	Warriors	8	3	12
59	Ashley Marsters	Cowboys	9	3	12
60	Elizabeth MacGregor	Bulldogs	9	3	12
61	Gayle Broughton	Warriors	9	3	12
62	Georgia Hannaway	Sharks	9	3	20
63	Amber Hall	Roosters	10	3	12
64	Caitlin Turnbull	Wests Tigers	10	3	12
65	Cassie Staples	Sharks	10	3	12
66	Maria Paseka	Dragons	10	3	24
67	Tayla Predebon	Knights	10	3	12
68	Abbi Church	Eels	11	3	12
69	Andie Robinson	Bulldogs	11	3	12
70	Ella Koster	Dragons	11	3	12
71	Elsie Albert	Eels	11	3	12
72	Georgia Roche	Knights	11	3	12
73	Jada Taylor	Sharks	11	3	12
74	Makenzie Weale	Cowboys	11	3	12
75	Patricia Maliepo	Warriors	11	3	38
76	Tahlia O'Brien	Dragons	11	3	12
77	Teagan Berry	Dragons	11	3	12
78	Charlotte Basham	Raiders	12	3	12
79	Jordyn Preston	Raiders	12	3	12
80	Laikha Clarke	Titans	12	3	12
81	Olivia Higgins	Knights	12	3	12
82	Raecene McGregor	Wests Tigers	12	3	79
83	Shaylee Bent	Wests Tigers	12	3	12
84	Corban Baxter	Roosters	13	3	12
85	Millie Elliott	Roosters	13	3	12
86	Sheridan Gallagher	Raiders	13	3	26
87	Sophie Holyman	Raiders	13	3	12
88	Sienna Ibrahim	Titans	1	2	8
89	Charley Lahmert	Knights	5	2	8
90	Ma’atuleio Fotu-Moala	Bulldogs	6	2	8
91	Rhiannon Byers	Sharks	6	2	8
92	Jaydika Tafua	Sharks	7	2	8
93	Taliah Fuimaono	Dragons	7	2	8
94	Tiana Raftstrand-Smith	Cowboys	7	2	8
95	Alisha Foord	Cowboys	8	2	8
96	Ivana Lauitiiti	Warriors	8	2	8
97	Namoe Gesa	Wests Tigers	8	2	8
98	Tiana Penitani Gray	Sharks	8	2	8
99	Tyra Ekepati	Dragons	8	2	8
100	Chantay Kiria-Ratu	Sharks	9	2	44
101	Jasmin Morrissey	Eels	9	2	8
102	Losana Lutu	Wests Tigers	9	2	8
103	Martha Mataele	Eels	9	2	8
104	Simone Karpani	Knights	9	2	8
105	Taneka Todhunter	Eels	9	2	8
106	Aliyah Nasio	Roosters	10	2	8
107	Caitlin Urwin	Broncos	10	2	8
108	Essay Banu	Cowboys	10	2	8
109	Evelyn Roberts	Bulldogs	10	2	8
110	Jasmin Huriwai	Warriors	10	2	14
111	Jasmine Peters	Cowboys	10	2	8
112	Shenae Ciesiolka	Dragons	10	2	8
113	Simaima Taufa	Raiders	10	2	8
114	Alexis Tauaneai	Bulldogs	11	2	8
115	Amelia Pasikala	Knights	11	2	8
116	Harlem Walker	Broncos	11	2	8
117	Hope Millard	Bulldogs	11	2	8
118	Lily Patston	Titans	11	2	8
119	Lucy Spain	Knights	11	2	8
120	Mahalia Murphy	Eels	11	2	8
121	Mia Wood	Roosters	11	2	8
122	Tiana Davison	Knights	11	2	8
123	Hollie-Mae Dodd	Raiders	12	2	8
124	Ivana Lolesio	Titans	12	2	8
125	Kirra Dibb	Knights	12	2	92
126	Sarah Togatuki	Wests Tigers	12	2	8
127	Shaniece Monschau	Wests Tigers	12	2	8
128	Sienna Lofipo	Titans	12	2	8
129	Sienna Yeo	Knights	12	2	8
130	Deleni Paitai	Broncos	13	2	8
131	Grace Kemp	Raiders	13	2	8
132	Jada Ferguson	Broncos	13	2	8
133	Otesa Pule	Roosters	13	2	8
134	Rhemy Hinckesman	Broncos	13	2	8
135	Jesse Southwell	Broncos	14	2	118
136	Haylee Hifo	Cowboys	2	1	4
137	Marewakiterangi Samson	Sharks	3	1	4
138	Stephanie Faulkner	Sharks	3	1	4
139	Yasmin Clydsdale	Knights	3	1	4
140	Kayla Jackson	Cowboys	4	1	4
141	Nadia Windleborn	Cowboys	5	1	4
142	Taneisha Gray	Roosters	5	1	4
143	Bridget Hoy	Bulldogs	6	1	4
144	Emma Manzelmann	Cowboys	6	1	8
145	Sarina Masaga	Titans	7	1	4
146	Apii Nicholls	Warriors	8	1	4
147	Capri Paekau	Warriors	8	1	4
148	Kaiyah Atai	Warriors	8	1	4
149	Tamika Jones	Bulldogs	8	1	4
150	Boss Kapua	Eels	9	1	6
151	Cassey Tohi-Hiku	Eels	9	1	4
152	China Polata	Sharks	9	1	4
153	Harmony Crichton	Wests Tigers	9	1	4
154	Jacinta Carter	Sharks	9	1	4
155	Daynah Nankivell	Bulldogs	10	1	4
156	Ellie Johnston	Sharks	10	1	4
157	Kezie Apps	Wests Tigers	10	1	4
158	Rachael Pearson	Eels	10	1	58
159	Ryvrr-Lee Alo	Eels	10	1	4
160	Trinity Tauaneai	Dragons	10	1	4
161	Ali Brigginshaw	Broncos	11	1	6
162	Bree Chester	Cowboys	11	1	4
163	Caitlan Johnston	Sharks	11	1	4
164	Kasey Reh	Dragons	11	1	4
165	Lily Kolc	Titans	11	1	4
166	Rosie Kelly	Cowboys	11	1	42
167	Shenai Lendill	Wests Tigers	11	1	4
168	Bree Spreadborough	Broncos	12	1	4
169	Brianna Clark	Broncos	12	1	4
170	Christian Pio	Wests Tigers	12	1	4
171	Lauren Brown	Titans	12	1	82
172	Rima Butler	Roosters	12	1	4
173	Takoda Thompson	Titans	12	1	4
174	Chanté Temara	Raiders	13	1	4
175	Grace Kukutai	Raiders	13	1	4
176	Jasmin Strange	Roosters	13	1	4
177	Jocelyn Kelleher	Roosters	13	1	104
178	Shannon Mato	Broncos	14	1	4

Pointscorers 2026

Points breakdown: Try points are tries x 4. Kicking points are the remaining points from conversion goals, penalty goals and field goals. The Match Centre player rows currently provide a reliable total but not a reliable split between those kick types.

Rank	Player	Team	Games	Tries	Try points	Kicking points	Total points
1	Jesse Southwell	Broncos	14	2	8	110	118
2	Jocelyn Kelleher	Roosters	13	1	4	100	104
3	Kirra Dibb	Knights	12	2	8	84	92
4	Lauren Brown	Titans	12	1	4	78	82
5	Raecene McGregor	Wests Tigers	12	3	12	67	79
6	Jessica Sergis	Roosters	13	17	68	0	68
7	Tamika Upton	Broncos	14	15	60	0	60
8	Rachael Pearson	Eels	10	1	4	54	58
9	Brydie Parker	Roosters	13	14	56	0	56
10	Jayme Fressard	Roosters	10	13	52	0	52

Point Scoring Leader by teamPlayer lookup

Rank	Player	Team	Games	Tries	Try points	Kicking points	Total points
1	Jesse Southwell	Broncos	14	2	8	110	118
2	Jocelyn Kelleher	Roosters	13	1	4	100	104
3	Kirra Dibb	Knights	12	2	8	84	92
4	Lauren Brown	Titans	12	1	4	78	82
5	Raecene McGregor	Wests Tigers	12	3	12	67	79
6	Jessica Sergis	Roosters	13	17	68	0	68
7	Tamika Upton	Broncos	14	15	60	0	60
8	Rachael Pearson	Eels	10	1	4	54	58
9	Brydie Parker	Roosters	13	14	56	0	56
10	Jayme Fressard	Roosters	10	13	52	0	52
11	Mercedez Taulelei-Siala	Knights	12	13	52	0	52
12	Zahara Temara	Raiders	13	0	0	51	51
13	Kerri Johnson	Broncos	13	11	44	0	44
14	Chantay Kiria-Ratu	Sharks	9	2	8	36	44
15	Rosie Kelly	Cowboys	11	1	4	38	42
16	Rory Owen	Eels	10	10	40	0	40
17	Mackenzie Wiki	Raiders	13	10	40	0	40
18	Patricia Maliepo	Warriors	11	3	12	26	38
19	Lavinia Tauhalaliku	Warriors	4	9	36	0	36
20	Monica Tagoai	Bulldogs	10	9	36	0	36
21	Simina Lokotui	Bulldogs	10	9	36	0	36
22	Stacey Waaka	Warriors	10	9	36	0	36
23	Jaime Chapman	Titans	11	9	36	0	36
24	Teagan Levi	Titans	12	9	36	0	36
25	Tayla Preston	Bulldogs	11	0	0	34	34
26	Elise Simpson	Raiders	9	8	32	0	32
27	Faythe Manera	Wests Tigers	10	8	32	0	32
28	Tysha Ikenasio	Warriors	10	8	32	0	32
29	Indie Bostock	Titans	11	8	32	0	32
30	Evania Isa'ako	Titans	12	8	32	0	32
31	Julia Robinson	Broncos	14	8	32	0	32
32	Tarryn Aiken	Roosters	11	5	20	12	32
33	Jayme Millard	Dragons	9	6	24	6	30
34	Georgia Grey	Titans	9	7	28	0	28
35	Lauren Dam	Broncos	14	7	28	0	28
36	Sheridan Gallagher	Raiders	13	3	12	14	26
37	Destiny Mino-Sinapati	Titans	6	6	24	0	24
38	Phoenix-Raine Hippi	Titans	10	6	24	0	24
39	Isabelle Kelly	Roosters	13	6	24	0	24
40	Sariah Paki	Roosters	13	6	24	0	24
41	Chelsea Lenarduzzi	Broncos	14	6	24	0	24
42	Georgia Bartlett	Broncos	14	6	24	0	24
43	Maria Paseka	Dragons	10	3	12	12	24
44	Emily Bass	Wests Tigers	6	5	20	0	20
45	Georgia Ravics	Sharks	7	5	20	0	20
46	Charlize Lloyd-Phillips	Cowboys	8	5	20	0	20
47	Isabella Waterman	Raiders	9	5	20	0	20
48	Margot Vella	Cowboys	11	5	20	0	20
49	Lily Rogan	Wests Tigers	12	5	20	0	20
50	Sidney Taylor	Knights	12	5	20	0	20
51	Keeley Nizza	Roosters	13	5	20	0	20
52	Georgia Hannaway	Sharks	9	3	12	8	20
53	Milla Elaro	Sharks	4	4	16	0	16
54	Mele Hufanga	Warriors	7	4	16	0	16
55	Taina Naividi	Roosters	9	4	16	0	16
56	Quincy Dodd	Sharks	10	4	16	0	16
57	Zali Fay	Eels	10	4	16	0	16
58	Fane Finau	Knights	11	4	16	0	16
59	Francesca Goldthorp	Cowboys	11	4	16	0	16
60	Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis	Dragons	11	4	16	0	16
61	Salma Nour	Wests Tigers	11	4	16	0	16
62	Shanice Parker	Knights	12	4	16	0	16
63	Tenika Willison	Knights	12	4	16	0	16
64	Krystal Blackwell	Raiders	13	4	16	0	16
65	Leianne Tufuga	Raiders	13	4	16	0	16
66	Olivia Kernick	Roosters	13	4	16	0	16
67	Romy Teitzel	Broncos	14	4	16	0	16
68	Jasmin Huriwai	Warriors	10	2	8	6	14
69	Ocean Tierney	Warriors	3	3	12	0	12
70	Bobbi Law	Raiders	8	3	12	0	12
71	Emmanita Paki	Warriors	8	3	12	0	12
72	Keilee Joseph	Eels	8	3	12	0	12
73	Payton Takimoana	Warriors	8	3	12	0	12
74	Ashley Marsters	Cowboys	9	3	12	0	12
75	Elizabeth MacGregor	Bulldogs	9	3	12	0	12
76	Gayle Broughton	Warriors	9	3	12	0	12
77	Amber Hall	Roosters	10	3	12	0	12
78	Caitlin Turnbull	Wests Tigers	10	3	12	0	12
79	Cassie Staples	Sharks	10	3	12	0	12
80	Tayla Predebon	Knights	10	3	12	0	12
81	Abbi Church	Eels	11	3	12	0	12
82	Andie Robinson	Bulldogs	11	3	12	0	12
83	Ella Koster	Dragons	11	3	12	0	12
84	Elsie Albert	Eels	11	3	12	0	12
85	Georgia Roche	Knights	11	3	12	0	12
86	Jada Taylor	Sharks	11	3	12	0	12
87	Makenzie Weale	Cowboys	11	3	12	0	12
88	Tahlia O'Brien	Dragons	11	3	12	0	12
89	Teagan Berry	Dragons	11	3	12	0	12
90	Charlotte Basham	Raiders	12	3	12	0	12
91	Jordyn Preston	Raiders	12	3	12	0	12
92	Laikha Clarke	Titans	12	3	12	0	12
93	Olivia Higgins	Knights	12	3	12	0	12
94	Shaylee Bent	Wests Tigers	12	3	12	0	12
95	Corban Baxter	Roosters	13	3	12	0	12
96	Millie Elliott	Roosters	13	3	12	0	12
97	Sophie Holyman	Raiders	13	3	12	0	12
98	Sienna Ibrahim	Titans	1	2	8	0	8
99	Charley Lahmert	Knights	5	2	8	0	8
100	Ma’atuleio Fotu-Moala	Bulldogs	6	2	8	0	8
101	Rhiannon Byers	Sharks	6	2	8	0	8
102	Jaydika Tafua	Sharks	7	2	8	0	8
103	Taliah Fuimaono	Dragons	7	2	8	0	8
104	Tiana Raftstrand-Smith	Cowboys	7	2	8	0	8
105	Alisha Foord	Cowboys	8	2	8	0	8
106	Ivana Lauitiiti	Warriors	8	2	8	0	8
107	Namoe Gesa	Wests Tigers	8	2	8	0	8
108	Tiana Penitani Gray	Sharks	8	2	8	0	8
109	Tyra Ekepati	Dragons	8	2	8	0	8
110	Jasmin Morrissey	Eels	9	2	8	0	8
111	Losana Lutu	Wests Tigers	9	2	8	0	8
112	Martha Mataele	Eels	9	2	8	0	8
113	Simone Karpani	Knights	9	2	8	0	8
114	Taneka Todhunter	Eels	9	2	8	0	8
115	Aliyah Nasio	Roosters	10	2	8	0	8
116	Caitlin Urwin	Broncos	10	2	8	0	8
117	Essay Banu	Cowboys	10	2	8	0	8
118	Evelyn Roberts	Bulldogs	10	2	8	0	8
119	Jasmine Peters	Cowboys	10	2	8	0	8
120	Shenae Ciesiolka	Dragons	10	2	8	0	8
121	Simaima Taufa	Raiders	10	2	8	0	8
122	Alexis Tauaneai	Bulldogs	11	2	8	0	8
123	Amelia Pasikala	Knights	11	2	8	0	8
124	Harlem Walker	Broncos	11	2	8	0	8
125	Hope Millard	Bulldogs	11	2	8	0	8
126	Lily Patston	Titans	11	2	8	0	8
127	Lucy Spain	Knights	11	2	8	0	8
128	Mahalia Murphy	Eels	11	2	8	0	8
129	Mia Wood	Roosters	11	2	8	0	8
130	Tiana Davison	Knights	11	2	8	0	8
131	Hollie-Mae Dodd	Raiders	12	2	8	0	8
132	Ivana Lolesio	Titans	12	2	8	0	8
133	Sarah Togatuki	Wests Tigers	12	2	8	0	8
134	Shaniece Monschau	Wests Tigers	12	2	8	0	8
135	Sienna Lofipo	Titans	12	2	8	0	8
136	Sienna Yeo	Knights	12	2	8	0	8
137	Deleni Paitai	Broncos	13	2	8	0	8
138	Grace Kemp	Raiders	13	2	8	0	8
139	Jada Ferguson	Broncos	13	2	8	0	8
140	Otesa Pule	Roosters	13	2	8	0	8
141	Rhemy Hinckesman	Broncos	13	2	8	0	8
142	Emma Manzelmann	Cowboys	6	1	4	4	8
143	Boss Kapua	Eels	9	1	4	2	6
144	Ali Brigginshaw	Broncos	11	1	4	2	6
145	Haylee Hifo	Cowboys	2	1	4	0	4
146	Marewakiterangi Samson	Sharks	3	1	4	0	4
147	Stephanie Faulkner	Sharks	3	1	4	0	4
148	Yasmin Clydsdale	Knights	3	1	4	0	4
149	Kayla Jackson	Cowboys	4	1	4	0	4
150	Nadia Windleborn	Cowboys	5	1	4	0	4
151	Taneisha Gray	Roosters	5	1	4	0	4
152	Bridget Hoy	Bulldogs	6	1	4	0	4
153	Sarina Masaga	Titans	7	1	4	0	4
154	Apii Nicholls	Warriors	8	1	4	0	4
155	Capri Paekau	Warriors	8	1	4	0	4
156	Kaiyah Atai	Warriors	8	1	4	0	4
157	Tamika Jones	Bulldogs	8	1	4	0	4
158	Cassey Tohi-Hiku	Eels	9	1	4	0	4
159	China Polata	Sharks	9	1	4	0	4
160	Harmony Crichton	Wests Tigers	9	1	4	0	4
161	Jacinta Carter	Sharks	9	1	4	0	4
162	Daynah Nankivell	Bulldogs	10	1	4	0	4
163	Ellie Johnston	Sharks	10	1	4	0	4
164	Kezie Apps	Wests Tigers	10	1	4	0	4
165	Ryvrr-Lee Alo	Eels	10	1	4	0	4
166	Trinity Tauaneai	Dragons	10	1	4	0	4
167	Bree Chester	Cowboys	11	1	4	0	4
168	Caitlan Johnston	Sharks	11	1	4	0	4
169	Kasey Reh	Dragons	11	1	4	0	4
170	Lily Kolc	Titans	11	1	4	0	4
171	Shenai Lendill	Wests Tigers	11	1	4	0	4
172	Bree Spreadborough	Broncos	12	1	4	0	4
173	Brianna Clark	Broncos	12	1	4	0	4
174	Christian Pio	Wests Tigers	12	1	4	0	4
175	Rima Butler	Roosters	12	1	4	0	4
176	Takoda Thompson	Titans	12	1	4	0	4
177	Chanté Temara	Raiders	13	1	4	0	4
178	Grace Kukutai	Raiders	13	1	4	0	4
179	Jasmin Strange	Roosters	13	1	4	0	4
180	Shannon Mato	Broncos	14	1	4	0	4
181	Rueben Cherrington	Eels	9	0	0	2	2

Season closed 5 October 2026

Frozen Betting Review – Full 2026 Season

The archive now covers all 71 completed matches through the Grand Final. Seventy have a frozen prediction snapshot; the one match without a snapshot is excluded from graded performance. The previous 40-match display limit has been raised so earlier bets remain in the season record.

Market	Wins – losses	Bets	ROI
Head to Head	7 – 6	13	-35.7%
Handicap	16 – 16	32	-4.9%
Game Total	13 – 7	20	+22.8%
Team Total	24 – 20	44	+2.1%
Anytime Tryscorer Value	45 – 119	164	+13.7%
Either Player Value	5 – 9	14	-23.6%
2+ Combined Value	1 – 14	15	-53.3%

What we learnt: Game totals and anytime tryscorers finished positive in the recorded ledger. Head-to-head and handicap pricing need review, while the pair markets need further calibration before official-market reconsideration. Team-total ROI was only slightly positive. These samples, particularly the 20 totals bets and 14-15 pair bets, are too small to treat observed ROI as a reliable future edge.

Next-season checks: Audit price availability and snapshot timing, compare probability calibration and score errors on held-out matches, account for changes in model versions, and assess performance by bookmaker, price band, position and opponent strength. Preserve the original frozen calls during this review. International predictions need their own evaluation record.

Figures are the season-close archive as at 5 October 2026, using the existing market units. View the full frozen ledger and individual results.

Observed 12 September 2026

Smaller ball trial - Sharks 16, Dragons 8

What happened: The NRLW used a modified Steeden in the Round 11 wooden-spoon match between Cronulla and St George Illawarra. The standard NRLW ball is size 5. The trial ball was 2 cm shorter and 20-30 g lighter, and the players first received it at training during match week.

Why it was trialled: The stated aim was to test whether a smaller ball could improve control, passing and kicking, particularly when fatigue affects grip late in matches.

Half-time: Dragons led 4-0. Full-time: Sharks won 16-8.
Possession: Sharks 48%, Dragons 52%.
Completions: Sharks 28 of 40 sets (70%); Dragons 26 of 35 (74%).
Errors: Sharks 14; Dragons 12 - 26 combined.
Tries: Sharks 3; Dragons 2. The Dragons missed both conversions.
Other context: the Sharks entered the match 11th and the Dragons 12th. The result left the Dragons with the wooden spoon.

Personal match note: The first half looked atrocious despite excellent weather. It is not possible from watching this game alone to separate the effect of the smaller ball from the dead-game setting, the final round, the short familiarisation period or simply poor play.

What we learnt: There was no obvious immediate handling improvement in the headline numbers - both teams completed below 75% and made 26 combined errors. That does not prove the smaller ball failed. This was a single game involving the competition’s bottom two teams, with the eventual wooden-spoon side among the trial participants, so it is a weak sample for predicting how stronger or more skilful teams would respond across a full season.

Before any 2027 rollout: A better test would involve several teams and conditions, use each team’s size-5 baseline as a control, and compare completion rate, handling errors, pass accuracy, kick distance and accuracy, kick defusal, offloads, late-game deterioration and player feedback. Until that data is published, any league-wide benefit remains unproven.

Sources: trial specifications and purpose; match result and statistics; ABC score confirmation.