What you need to know out of the Week 1 team lists | 2026 Rugby League World Cup: Latrell Mitchel…

Explore the latest developments concerning What you need.

What you need to know out of the Week 1 team lists

Paul Grzadka tells you what you need to know out of the Week 1 RLWC team lists

National Rugby League respects and honours the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

2026 Rugby League World Cup: Latrell Mitchell, Jarome Luai and Olivia Kernick among the players to watch

There’s no shortage of big-name players with their eyes on the prize at the looming men’s and women’s Rugby League World Cup.

A quick look at Kernick’s personal trophy cabinet reveals a slew of accolades many players could spend a lifetime chasing but never come close to collecting — and she is only 25 years-old. Arguably the NRLW’s best player, the Jillaroos forward is already a triple premiership-winner with Sydney Roosters and was part of the Australian side who won the last World Cup. Individually, she has a Dally M Medal, a Dally M Second Rower of the Year award and a Nellie Doherty Medal for best player in an Origin series. The running machine was among the top five for both run metres and post-contact metres this NRLW season, while also ranking just outside the top 10 for tackles.

AILKE Multi Vitamin Whitening Body Lotion With Vitamins A,E,B3,B5, Increase Skin Radiance, Even Skin Tone, Moisturizer Cream

AILKE Multi Vitamin Whitening Body Lotion With Vitamins A,E,B3,B5, Increase Skin Radiance, Even Skin Tone, Moisturizer Cream
Discover why it's trending. »

Live Tracker: Wests Tigers players in World Cup

With the 2026 Rugby League World Cup starting on Thursday, here is an updated list of Wests Tigers players to represent their countries.

All times are Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT). Click here for RLWC tickets.

Wests Tigers congratulates the players and wish them all the very best for the tournament.

Opening game: v Cook Islands, Sunday 18 October, McDonald Jones Stadium, Newcastle, 4:05pm.

Koroisau has been named captain and hooker in his fourth World Cup.

Turuva has been selected on the wing with Saukuru in the centres. Hooker Lanyon has been named on the interchange bench.

Rising young Wests Tigers back Glassie Glassie will line up in the centres for Cook Islands.

For more detailed information, explore updates concerning What you need.

For more news…

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *