The Super Rugby Women's season is finally here as the teams confirm their line-ups for Round One.
It starts with a Grand Final rematch on Friday as the NSW Waratahs face the Fijian Drua in Sydney.
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Meanwhile, the Western Force welcome the ACT Brumbies to Perth as the Queensland Reds play Penina Pasifika as part of the bye.
Check out all the details for the Super Rugby Women's teams for round one as they drop
The Waratahs have named a mix of youth of experience for the Grand Final rematch.
Emily Chancellor captains the side, with Piper Duck (shoulder) on the sidelines, capping off her return from injury.
Adiana Talakai makes her return via the bench, whilst Katrina Barker starts at flyhalf alongside Tiarne Cavanagh.
Cavanagh is one of three in the starting side on debut alongside hooker Millie Parker and winger Amelia Whitaker
As for the Fijian Drua, they have three players in line for their Super Rugby W debuts, with a further three on the bench.
Alfreda Fisher starts in the back-row whilst former Sevens star Alowesi Nakoci starts on the wing, with young gun Josivini Naihamu named in the centres.
Naihamu partners the returning Vitalina Naikore in the midfield, who returns after her stint in the NRL.
Vika Matarugu captains the side in the front-row, with Bitala Tawake named in the reserves.
WARATAHS (1-15): Emily Robinson, Millie Parker, Bridie O’Gorman, Kaitlan Leaney, Annabelle Codey, Ruby Anderson, Emily Chancellor (c), Leilani Nathan, Tiarne Cavanagh, Katrina Barker, Amelia Whitaker, Nicole Nathan, Georgina Friedrichs, Maya Stewart, Waiaria Ellis
Replacements: Adiana Talakai, Siusiuosalafai Volkman, Falika Pohiva, Jayjay Taylor, Anahera Hamahona, Tatum Bird, Jade Sheridan, Jacinta Windsor
DRUA (1-15): Salaniete Nabuli, Keleni Marawa, Vika Matarugu (c), Mereoni Nakesa, Asinate Serevi, Salaseini Railumu, Karalaini Naisewa, Kolora Lomani, Salanieta Kinita, Alowesi Nakoci, Josivini Naihamu, Vitalina Naikore, Repeka Tova, Luisa Tisolo
Replacements: Isabella Koi, Loraini Senivutu, Anasimeci Korovata, Ema Adivitaloga, Bitila Tawake, Evivi Senikarivi, Litiana Vueti, Merewairita Neivosa
The Western Force have named ten players to make their club debuts, including a host of internationally capped players.
Wallaroos Allana Sikimeti, Sera Naiqama, Ashley Marsters and Cecilia Smith will all start in their Force debuts.
Fijian Olympic Sevens starlet Adi Vani Buleki will start on the wing in her Super Rugby W debut.
Georgia Cormack starts in the halves with debutant Grace Freedman.
Meanwhile, Brumbies coach Andy Friend has named six new faces, with Charlie Brigstocke and Merania Paraone in the backline.
Returning star Ella Ryan has won the race to start at scrumhalf, partnering Faitala Moleka.
Faitala's sister, Manua, is one of three set to debut from the bench.
FORCE (1-15): Allana Sikimeti, Hera-Barb Malcolm Heke, Braxton Walker, Sera Naiqama, Michaela Leonard, Tamika Jones, Anneka Stephens, Ashley Marsters, Georgia Cormick, Grace Freeman, Brooklyn Teki Joyce, Trilleen Pomare (c), Cecilia Smith, Adi Vani Buleki, Sheree Hume
Replacements: Loretta Mailangi, Megumi Takagi, Alapeta Ngauamo, Libya Teepa, Pia Tapsell, Ana Afuie, Nicole Ledington, Sammy Treherne
BRUMBIES (1-15): Lydia Kavoa, Tania Naden, Iroha Kishimoto, Ashley Fernandez, Easter Savelio, Siokapesi Palu (c), Chioma Enyi, Tabua Tuinakauvadra, Ella Ryan, Faitala Moleka, Charlie Brigstocke, Merania Paraone, Harmony Ioane, Biola Dawa, Kyah Little
Replacements: Katalina Amosa, Martha Fua, Hannah Stewart, Lily Bone, Jess Grant, Bonnie Brewer, Manua Moleka, Gabrielle Petersen
REDS (1-15): Bree-Anna Browne, Cristo Taufua, Jiowana Sauto, Tiarah Minns, Deni Ross, Jemma Bemrose (cc), Carola Kreis, Zoe Hanna, Layne Morgan, Carys Dallinger, Ivania Wong (cc), Ariana Hira, Mel Wilks, Piper Flynn, Lori Cramer
Reserves: Tiarna Molloy, Sky-Yvette Faimalie, Charli Jacoby, Vineta Teutau, Dillyn Blackburn, Sarah Riordan, Maraea Tupai, Sarah Dougherty, Faythe Manera, Michelle Curry, Renae Nona
