The NSW Waratahs Women have named their side to take on the Fijiana Drua in the Buildcorp Super Rugby Women's Grand Final this Sunday at 2:00pm AEST at Ballymore Stadium.
After a dominant showing in the Semi-Final against the Brumbies, the Waratahs will look to replicate their last performance against the Drua.
The last time these two teams met the Waratahs left Fiji with a 62-21 victory, however, Head Coach Mike Ruthven is assured his team will not underestimate Drua.
Hard-working prop Emily Robinson will become the most capped Waratah of all time with her 33rd appearance on Sunday.
The Drua are gunning for three championships in a row this weekend, whilst the Waratahs will be fighting for their fifth Super Rugby Women's title.
1. Loosehead Prop
2. Hooker
3. Tighthead Prop
4. Left Lock
5. Right Lock
6. Left Flanker
7. Right Flanker
8. Number 8
9. Scrumhalf
10. Flyhalf
11. Left Wing
12. Inside Centre
13. Outside Centre
14. Right Wing
15. Fullback
16. Reserve
17. Reserve
18. Reserve
19. Reserve
20. Reserve
21. Reserve
22. Reserve
23. Reserve
Brianna Hoy (14 caps)
Brittany Merlo (9 caps)
Bridie O'Gorman (26 caps)
Kaitlan Leaney (15 caps)
Atasi Lafai ( 14 caps)
Leilani Nathan (12 caps)
Skye Churchill (8 caps)
Piper Duck © ( 19 caps)
Layne Morgan (24 caps)
Arabella McKenzie (21 caps)
Desiree Miller (12 caps)
Katrina Barker (30 caps)
Georgina Friedrichs (vc) (23 caps)
Maya Stewart (23 caps)
Caitlyn Halse (12 caps)
Siusiuosalafai Volkman (6 caps)
Emily Robinson (32 caps)
Eva Karpani (23 caps)
Annabelle Codey (4 caps)
Sera Naiqama (25 caps)
Tatum Bird (14 caps)
Waiaria Ellis (6 caps)
Jade Sheridan (8 caps)
NSW Waratahs Women v Fijiana Drua Women
Sunday April 28 at Ballymore Stadium.
Kick-off 2:00pm AEST.
The match will be broadcast live and ad-free and Stan Sport.
