Round 3 NRLW Line Up vs Tigers

[King Salvo]

The Sydney Roosters are proud to announce the line up for the Round 3 NRLW clash against the Wests Tigers at Industree Group Stadium in Gosford.

One change has been made to the side that took the field in Round 2, with Jocelyn Kelleher set to start at lock, and Aliyah Nasio moving to the bench.

1. Sam Bremner
2. Jayme Fressard
3. Jessica Sergis
4. Jasmine Strange
5. Mia Wood
6. Isabelle Kelly
7. Tarryn Aiken
8. Millie Elliott
9. Keeley Davis
10. Pani Hopoate
11. Otesa Pule
12. Olivia Kernick
13. Jocelyn Kelleher

Interchange

14. Aliyah Nasio
16. Samantha Economos
17. Mya Hill-Moana
21. Amber Hall

Reserves

18. Tiana Davison
19. Taina Naividi
20. Shannon Rose
22. Imogen Hei
23. Eliza Lopamaua


https://www.roosters.com.au/news/202...-up-vs-tigers/

[Jacks Fur Coat]

I didn't see our last game. How did the great Sammy B go first up from a spell?

[Juggler]

I didn't see our last game. How did the great Sammy B go first up from a spell?

Pretty good. Couple of tackles, try assist.

[King Salvo]

Roosters v Wests Tigers: Kelleher to start; Kimmorley eyes first win

The Sydney Roosters have their sights on back-to-back wins as they prepare to face the Wests Tigers in Gosford.

Industree Group Stadium on the Central Coast will host the opening game of Round 3 of the NRLW season, with the Roosters looking to build on an impressive victory over the Broncos last weekend.

The win was their first of the season and coach John Strange is confident it will kickstart their campaign.

Jessica Sergis and Tarryn Aiken were instrumental for the Roosters and they are set to play another key role this weekend.

It's been a more challenging start for the Wests Tigers, with the side still chasing their first win of the season.

Brett Kimmorley's side showed considerable improvement in last week's loss to the Gold Coast, however the top-of-the-table Titans proved too great a challenge and ran out 28-12 winners.

Emerging playmaker Losana Lutu showed just how much talent she has in the clash and she will be looking to stand tall and deliver her team a victory over the Roosters on Saturday.

https://www.roosters.com.au/news/202...yes-first-win/

[King Salvo]

Isabelle Kelly Talks Leadership

Sydney Roosters NRLW Captain on her leadership style thanks to Workplace Law

https://www.roosters.com.au/news/202...ks-leadership/

[fletch]

The side to face the Wests Tigers at 11:00am this Saturday at Industree Group Stadium has been trimmed down 24 hours ahead of kick-off.

No changes have been made to the starting side, with Tiana Davison the 18th person, and Shannon Rose the remaining reserve.

The final teamlist will be released one hour before kick-off, at 10:00am.

[zac]

a lot to like from last week - a few errors but a lot of good things. obviously aiken, sergis and kelly did well, bremner was huge in her first game for years and i really like what hall can bring to the team - strong carries and a great offload. nasio looks great - she's a very strong runner and hits hard in defence

[fletch]

John Strange has finalised his side to take on the Wests Tigers at Industree Group Stadium.

One change has been made to the starting side, with Amber Hall set to take the place of Otesa Pule.

Tiana Davidson remains the 18th person.

[Billy Gunn]

Jasmin Strange is talking in the Fox studio fifteen minutes before kicking off?

[fletch]

Ball control continues to be an issue for the girls too many simple handling errors.

[fletch]

Tigers much more fluid shifting the ball than our girls over the first 28 minutes of this one.

[anastasfieldgoal]

We have essentially the same team as last year and we look terrible. The issue is coaching/team selection IMO.

Isabelle Kelly is the best centre in the comp and should not be playing five-eight.

Aiken is the best five-eight in the comp and moving her to halfback is unnecessary.

Kelleher is not a world-beater but is definitely good enough. Kelleher/Aiken halves combo destroyed this Tigers team last time we played.

[King Salvo]

Tigers dominating possession - 58% (19/22) to 42% (12/16)

• Roosters 7 errors and 6 penalties conceded - Tigers 4 and 4
• 16 missed tackles - Tigers 10
• 0 Line breaks - Tigers 3

Big second half coming up as the look clunky still in offense - discipline needs to improve and errors need to be reduced

[The Bondi spy]

They continue to push the pass which they have been doing for a few seasons now. Perhaps it’s how they are coached. You just know when they spin it wide one of them will push an unnecessary pass. The 9 needs to run straight and get Elliott etc on the charge.

[fletch]

Incredibly dumb football to go over the sideline on the first tackle.