Panuara’s Grace Hamilton and former Cowra Eagles star Inge Visser have been named as part of the Waratahs’ 47-strong Buildcorp Super W train-on squad as the NSW women gear-up for a crack at back-to-back titles.
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The NSW girls took out the inaugural Super W crown with a thrilling 16-13 victory over Queensland in the decider in April.
Hamilton and Visser were part of last year’s NSW squad and are two of the 23 returning players in contention to appear in the 2019 season, the former also representing Australia this season.
Hamilton isn’t the only Wallaroo in the squad, either.
In fact, the NSW Super W outfit will be brimming with internationals with 18 members of the 47 train-on squad having represented Australia.
- WARATAHS: Backs: Katrina Barker (Newcastle), Illseva Batibasaga (Sydney University), Claudia Bell (Sydney University), Kennedy Cherrington (Warringah), Josephine Falesita (Parramatta), Alafou Fatu (Parramatta), Courtney Frankl (Eastern Suburbs), Ash Hewson (Sydney University), Ellie Johnston (Wauchope Thunder), Atasi Lafai (Campbelltown), Chloe Laupepe (Warringah), Kirrily Laws (Sydney University), Phoebe Loughhead (Eastern Suburbs), Crystal Maguire (Warringah), Arabella McKenzie (Eastern Suburbs), Cobie-Jane Morgan (Warringah), Mahalia Murphy (Campbelltown), Shanice Parker (Warringah), Jasmine Sio (West Harbour), Maya Stewart (Newcastle), Mardi Watts (Warringah); Forwards: Katalina Baekdal (Parramatta), Emily Chancellor (Sydney University), Britney Duff (Warringah), Melissa Fatu (Parramatta), Amanda Gibson (Warringah), Noella Green (Sydney University), Grace Hamilton (Sydney University), Jemima Henry (Campbelltown), Evelyn Horomia (Parramatta), Fi Jones (Sydney University), Ariana Kaiwai (Blacktown), Eva Karpani (Randwick), Victoria Latu (Parramatta), Natalie Maclarn (Warringah, Yolanda Maiava (Blacktown), Loretta Mailangi (Parramatta), Sera Naiqama (Sydney University), Pareake O'Brien (Parramatta), Bridie O'Gorman (Sydney University), Emily Robinson (Warringah), Tasmin Sheppard (Sydney University), Ana-Lise Sio (Parramatta), Alex Sulusi (Parramatta), Inge Visser (Avoca Sharks), Tisera Volkman (Sydney University), Matalena Wilson (Warringah).
Nick McGrath
Editor, Central Western Daily
Editor, Central Western Daily
