Rabbitohs Teams
By Steve Mavin for Bunnies TV.
Breaking News
Dean Hawkins has been selected at halfback by Ben Hornby as expected to replace Cody Walker (11 day HIA Protocol). Richie Kennar successfully challenged his grade 2 ban and is free to play. At this stage Hornby has surprisingly resisted the temptation to promote Tyrone Munro into the starting side.
NRL
Round 25 is the Rabbitohs Members Appreciation Round, where the Club therefore pays tribute to the 30,000-plus Members that have committed to the Rabbitohs in 2024. The curtain-raiser match at 5:10pm will be the Rabbitohs vs Knights KOE NSW Cup match. Gates will open at 5pm on Saturday. Rabbitohs and Knights Members and supporters will also be allowed to access the playing surface at Accor Stadium approximately 15 minutes after the match on Saturday night with the Rabbitohs Fans on the Field experience!
The South Sydney Rabbitohs’ squad for the round 25 clash with the Knights is:
- Jye Gray
- Fletcher Myers
- Taane Milne
- Richie Kennar
- Jacob Gagai
- Jack Wighton
- Dean Hawkins
- Davvy Moale
- Damien Cook
- Sean Keppie
- Keaon Koloamatangi
- Tallis Duncan
- Cameron Murray (c)
Interchange: - Peter Mamouzelos
- Jacob Host
- Thomas Burgess
- Shaquai Mitchell
- Siliva Havili
- Liam Le Blanc
- Michael Chee Kam
- Izaac Tu’itupou Thompson
- Tyrone Munro
Coach – Ben Hornby
Pathways
The Rabbitohs’ NSW Cup, Jersey Flegg Cup and Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership teams will play home matches this round against the Knights and Sharks.
In round 25 at Accor Stadium, the NSW Cup team will play in the curtain raiser to the NRL fixture, against the Newcastle Knights, this Saturday 24 August at 5:10pm.
The NSW Women’s Premiership team will kick off the action at home at Redfern Oval against the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks in round eight on Saturday 24 August with the game scheduled to commence at 11:30am. The Jersey Flegg Cup game between the Rabbitohs and the Knights will follow at 1:30pm.
NSW Cup
Dion Teaupa replaces Dean Hawkins at five eight. Henry O’Kane is out with Siliva Havili coming in at lock after a forward pack reshuffle.
The NSW Cup team to play Newcastle is:
1- Bayleigh Bentley-Hape
2- Tyrone Munro
3- Izaac Tu’itupou Thompson
4- Leonard Skelton
5- Leon Te Hau
6- Dion Teaupa
7- Brent Hawkins
8- Billy Tsikrikas
9- Ryan Gray
10- Liam Le Blanc
11- Brock Gray (c)
12- Adam Christensen
13- Siliva Havili
Interchange:
14- Jarrett Subloo
15- Matt French
16- Chase Chapman
17- Yileen Gordon
18- Gordon Whippy
19- Codey Kennedy
20-Brandon Webster-Mansfield
Coach – Joe O’Callaghan
Jersey Flegg
Zane Rugless comes into the backline for Daniel Wright. SG Ball star Setefano Sele has been named on the bench. Sione Lolohea and Mitchell Reeve appear on the extended bench.
The Jersey Flegg Cup team to play the Knights is:
1- Jack Field
2- Dane Towns
3- Carson Kaho
4- Zane Rugless
5- Drew Williams
6- Mark Nosa
7- Bailey Smith
8- Toby Sullivan
9- Archie Donnelly
10- Mikael Ibrahim
11- Nazareth Taua
12- Mateus Heslin
13- Louis Grossemy
Interchange:
14- Jordan Plath
16- Setefano Sele
17- Jason Hallie
18- Sione Lolohea
19- Mitchell Reeve
Coach – Chris O’Connell
Women’s Premiership
Kiana Takairangi returns at fullback. Portia Burke then moves to centre with Lowana McDougall taking her spot in the forwards. Hannah Kalland is the new face on the bench.
The Harvey Norman NSW Women’s Premiership team to play the Sharks is:
1- Kiana Takairangi
2- Daisy Gordon
3- Portia Bourke
4- Shanelle Lyons
5- Paige Knapp
6- Kiara McGregor
7- Maddie Studdon (c)
8- Nancy Sullivan
9- Mikayla Langer
10- Ashlea Nolan
11- Lowana McDougall
12- Jazmon Tupou-Witchman
13- Jade Etherden
Interchange:
14- Abbie Ritchie
15- Anastasia Shum-Cottrell
16- Hannah Kalland
17- Janaya Trapman
18- Chloe Buttigieg
19- Turzah Donovan
20- Ema Rainima
Coach – Jason Dorahy
Rabbitohs Teams.
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