Official squad lists and schedules for the 2021 Women’s Rugby League World Cup semi-finals.
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Australia vs Papua New Guinea
Tuesday, November 15, 4 a.m. at the LNER Community Stadium in Australia: 6 Emma Tonegato, 24 Evania Pelite, 5 Isabelle Kelly, 15 Jaime Chapman, 17 Shenae Ciesiolka, 19 Taliah Fuimaono, 14 Lauren Brown, 7 Tallisha Harden, 8 Keeley Davis, 9 Holli Wheeler, 22 Olivia Kernick, 13 Shaylee Bent, 21 Keilee Joseph, 6 Emma Tonegato, 24 Evania Pelite, 5 Isabelle Kelly, 22 Olivia Kernick, 13 (Sammy Bremner, 20 Caitlan Johnston, 11 Jess Sergis, 3 Ali Brigginshaw, 16 Kennedy Cherrington, 1 Kezie Apps)
Papua New Guinea:
Shae-Yvonne de la Cruz (5th), Martha Molowia (17th), Belinda Gwasamun (3rd), Shellie Long (4th), Anika Butler (2nd), Sera Koroi, 6 Lilah Malabag, 7, Elsie Albert, 8 Therese Aiton, 9 Gloria Kaupa, 10 Bertshiba Awoi, 15 Banu, 12 Essay Jessikah Reeves, 13 (Interchange: 19 Talitha Kunjil, 11 Emily Veivers, 1 Tara Moxon, 21 Carol Humeu, 22 Shirley Joe Windanga, 16 Michelle John-Ikupu)
New Zealand vs. England
Tuesday, November 15, 6.30 a.m. at the LNER Community Stadium, England: Tara Stanley, Caitlin Beevers, Fran Goldthorp, Amy Hardcastle, Leah Burke, Georgia Roche, and Courtney Winfield-Hill are the winners. 9 Tara Jones, 11 Hollie Dodd, 12 Emily Rudge (c), 13 Jodie Cunningham (Substitutes: 14 Vicky Molyneux, 15 Vicky Whitfield, 17 Shona Hoyle, 18 Olivia Wood, 19 Paige Travis, 21 Keara Bennett, and 22 Zoe Harris)
5 Madison Bartlett, 23 Brianna Clark, 13 Georgia Hale, New Zealand (alphabetical): Amber-Paris Hall, 12 Mya Hill-Moana, 8 Mele Hufanga, 24 Nita Maynard, 14 McGregor, Page 4 Raecene McGregor, 7 Roxette Murdoch-Masila, 11 Apii Nicholls, 1 Annetta-Claudia Nu’uausala, No. 10 Otesa Pule 18, Abigail Roache, 15 Krystal Rota, 9 Autumn-Rain Stephens Daly, No. 3 Charlotte Scanlan (16), Christyl Stowers (17), and Katelyn Vahaakolo (2)
