Teams selected for XXXX Queensland City v Country
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Queensland Rugby League has announced men’s and women’s teams selected for the XXXX Queensland City v Country in September.
The Queensland City teams were chosen from the XXXX Chair’s Challenge earlier this month, while the Queensland Country teams were picked from the XXXX 47th Battalion Memorial Trophy in July and the XXXX Foley Shield in May.
QRL general manager of community rugby league, Adam Vanzanten, congratulated the players selected and said he was looking forward to seeing them in action.
“These players represent the best of community rugby league in Queensland and deserve their selection on the back of their outstanding performances in our regional carnivals this year,” Vanzanten said.
“I know players from each of the City and Country sides will wear their jerseys with pride and be eager to put their best foot forward as they represent their regions and the volunteers who make community rugby league clubs thrive.
“We’re so excited to be able to offer this opportunity and can’t wait to see two high quality contests play out on Hostplus Cup grand final day in September.
“Both women’s and men’s matches will be live and free to view on Qplus.tv, putting an additional spotlight on some the talented players and coaches involved in our leagues across Queensland.”
Coaches for each of the teams were named in June.
XXXX Queensland City v Country - Men
City
1. Ono Sooialo (Ipswich/Redbank Plains)
2. Deijion Leugaimafa (Ipswich/Brothers)
3. Bessie Aufaga-Toomaga (Ipswich/Redbank Plains)
4. Montel Lisala (Brisbane/Redcliffe)
5. Oskar Enasio (Brisbane/Beenleigh)
6. Nathan Brown (Brisbane/West Brisbane)
7. Brayden Torpy (Brisbane/Carina)
8. Cameron Torpy (Brisbane/Carina)
9. Jordan Scott (Gold Coast/Southport)
10. Takitau Mapapalangi (Gold Coast/Burleigh)
11. Harry Armstrong (Brisbane/Beenleigh)
12. Samuel Collins (Brisbane/West Brisbane)
13. Dredin Sorensen (Brisbane/Carina)
Interchange
14. Blake Scott (Gold Coast/Southport)
15. Beni Allen (Brisbane/Beenleigh)
16. Daniel Shannon (Gold Coast/Southport)
17. Samuel Shannon (Gold Coast/Southport)
Country
1. Lennix Tovo (Townsville/Brothers),
2. Jake Speed (Toowoomba/Warwick)
3. Joseph Vite (Toowoomba/Warwick)
4. Sam Elara (Sunshine Coast/Coolum)
5. Jake Riley (Townsville/Western Lions)
6. Jed Bignell (Sunshine Coast/Coolum)
7. Chris Woodbridge (Toowoomba/Dalby)
8. Henry Teutau (Townsville/Burdekin)
9. Jack Pattie (Toowoomba/Goondiwindi)
10. Blake Mara (Toowoomba/Dalby)
11. Logona Vetemotu (Toowoomba/Valleys)
12. Jeremiah Matautia (Townsville/Burdekin)
13. Bailey Cavanough (Rockhampton/Brothers)
Interchange
14. Curtis Dempsey (Townsville/Souths)
15. Jake Leitch (Sunshine Coast/Maroochydore)
16. Anthon Ngunz (Rockhampton/Brothers)
17. Dan Moevao (Sunshine Coast/Coolum)
XXXX Queensland City v Country - Women
City
1. Amy Bird (Brisbane/Aspley)
2. Shanarlii Peckham (Gold Coast/Currumbin)
3. Pauline Moliga (Ipswich/Goodna)
4. Alexandrea Kiriwi (Brisbane/Waterford)
5. Tarnisha Lyons (Gold Coast/Runaway Bay)
6. Mystery Kora (Gold Coast/Runaway Bay)
7. Memory Paitai (Brisbane/Pine Central)
8. Eden Utatao (Brisbane/Pine Central)
9. Patrice Chambers (Ipswich/Goodna)
10. Crystal Tamarua (Gold Coast/Runaway Bay)
11. Jaime Phillips (Gold Coast/Currumbin)
12. Harmony Baanders (Brisbane/Aspley)
13. India Seeto (Brisbane/Waterford)
Interchange
14. Liliele Vaitolo (Brisbane/Waterford)
15. Nikki Cox (Ipswich/Brothers)
16. Seromelina Tanielu (Brisbane/Waterford)
17. Chynna Leota (Ipswich/Redbank)
Country
1. Georgia Bartlett (Sunshine Coast/Maroochydore)
2. Toni Daisy (Townsville/Burdekin)
3. Genavie Tabuai (Cairns/Kangaroos)
4. Kelsie Price (Toowoomba/Highfields)
5. Melody Tass (Mackay/Brothers)
6. Malia Ting (Sunshine Coast/Kawana)
7. Imogen Healy (Mackay/Brothers)
8. Xanthe Topping (Mackay/Carltons)
9. Alenna Whipp (Rockhampton/Brothers)
10. Tangiora Armstrong (Sunshine Coast/Caloundra)
11. Lose Mafi (Mackay/Moranbah)
12. Felicity Powdrell (Sunshine Coast/Kawana)
13. Jordii Mahendrarajah (Townsville/Centrals)
Interchange
14. Kortney Deguara (Central Highlands/Dysart)
15. Chloe Buttigieg (Townsville/Western Lions),
16. Ella Cronin (Mackay/Magpies)
17. Amy Atkinson (Sunshine Coast/Caloundra)
