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2015 Grand Final Day team lists
NRL.com
Tue, Sep 29, 2015 - 05:00PM
Official team lists for the 2015 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final, the State Championship Grand Final and the under-20s Holden Cup Grand Final.
NRL GRAND FINAL: BRONCOS V COWBOYS – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 7.15PM, ANZ STADIUM
Broncos
1 Darius Boyd
2 Corey Oates
3 Jack Reed
4 Justin Hodges (c)
5 Jordan Kahu
6 Anthony Milford
7 Ben Hunt
8 Sam Thaiday
9 Andrew McCullough
10 Adam Blair
11 Alex Glenn
12 Matt Gillett
13 Corey Parker
14 Jarrod Wallace
15 Mitchell Dodds
16 Joe Ofahengaue
17 Kodi Nikorima
18 Dale Copley
Coach: Wayne Bennett
Cowboys
1 Lachlan Coote
2 Kyle Feldt
3 Justin O'Neill
4 Kane Linnett
5 Antonio Winterstein
6 Michael Morgan
7 Johnathan Thurston (c)
8 Matthew Scott (c)
9 Jake Granville
10 James Tamou
11 Gavin Cooper
12 Ethan Lowe
13 Jason Taumalolo
14 Rory Kostjasyn
15 John Asiata
16 Scott Bolton
17 Ben Hannant
19 Ray Thompson
Coach: Paul Green
The Broncos are unchanged from their smashing of the Roosters last weekend. Dale Copley is 18th man as cover for Justin Hodges.
The Cowboys are unchanged from their preliminary final victory over the Storm. Ray Thompson is 18th man.
NRL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND FINAL: NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS V IPSWICH JETS – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 3.45PM, ANZ STADIUM
Knights
1 Jake Mamo
2 Honeti Tuha
3 Kerrod Holland
4 Joseph Tapine
5 Ken Tofilau
6 Carlos Tuimavave
7 Jaelen Feeney
8 Damian Sironen
9 Danny Levi
10 Sam Mataora
11 Lachlan Fitzgibbon
12 Jacob Saifiti
13 Clint Newton (c)
14 George Ndaira
15 Marvin Filipo
16 Michael Steele
17 Josh King
18 Luke Yates
27 Tama Koopu
Coach: Matt Lantry
Jets
1 Carlin Anderson
2 Marmin Barba
3 Liam Capewell
4 Nemani Valekapa
5 Richard Pandia
6 Josh Cleeland
7 Dane Phillips
8 Josh Seage
9 Matt Parcell
10 Rod Griffin
11 Sam Martin
12 Kurt Capewell
13 Keiron Lander (c)
14 Landon Hayes
15 Kurtis Lingwoodock
16 Billy McConnachie
22 Fakahoko Teutau
Coaches: Ben Walker, Shane Walker
Josh King and Luke Yates have been added to an extended bench in an otherwise unchanged team from the one that beat Wyong to win the NSW Cup grand final last Sunday.
Unchanged following their win over the Townsville Blackhawks in the Intrust Super Cup grand final.
HOLDEN CUP GRAND FINAL: PANTHERS V SEA EAGLES – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 1.35PM, ANZ STADIUM | BUY TICKETS
Panthers U20s
1 Brent Naden (c)
2 Fuimanu Enese
3 Robert Jennings
4 Maliko Filino
5 Dylan Edwards
6 Tyrone May
7 Jarome Luai
8 Oliver Clark
9 Soni Luke (c)
10 Moses Leota
11 James Fisher-Harris
12 Corey Harawira-Naera
13 Reed Izzard
14 Kaide Ellis
15 Thomson Tuigimala
16 Paea Pua
17 Jake Ennis
Coach: Cameron Ciraldo
Sea Eagles U20s
1 Tom Trbojevic
2 Jesse Bogle
3 Addison Demetriou
4 Jesse Ramien
5 Mitch Thomas
6 William Pearsall
7 Riley Travers (c)
8 Liam Knight
9 Hugh Pratt
10 Jesse Maxwell
11 Luke Garner
12 William Bainbridge
13 Darcy Cox
14 Nicholas Hynes
15 James Parker
16 Dallas Koen
17 Moses Noovao-McGreal
18 Jyi Seymour
Coach: David Heath
The Panthers are unchanged following their huge win over the Warriors last weekend.
Jyi Seymour is 18th man in an otherwise unchanged team from the one that beat the Cowboys by a point last weekend.
NRL.com
Tue, Sep 29, 2015 - 05:00PM

Official team lists for the 2015 NRL Telstra Premiership Grand Final, the State Championship Grand Final and the under-20s Holden Cup Grand Final.
NRL GRAND FINAL: BRONCOS V COWBOYS – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 7.15PM, ANZ STADIUM
Broncos
1 Darius Boyd
2 Corey Oates
3 Jack Reed
4 Justin Hodges (c)
5 Jordan Kahu
6 Anthony Milford
7 Ben Hunt
8 Sam Thaiday
9 Andrew McCullough
10 Adam Blair
11 Alex Glenn
12 Matt Gillett
13 Corey Parker
14 Jarrod Wallace
15 Mitchell Dodds
16 Joe Ofahengaue
17 Kodi Nikorima
18 Dale Copley
Coach: Wayne Bennett
Cowboys
1 Lachlan Coote
2 Kyle Feldt
3 Justin O'Neill
4 Kane Linnett
5 Antonio Winterstein
6 Michael Morgan
7 Johnathan Thurston (c)
8 Matthew Scott (c)
9 Jake Granville
10 James Tamou
11 Gavin Cooper
12 Ethan Lowe
13 Jason Taumalolo
14 Rory Kostjasyn
15 John Asiata
16 Scott Bolton
17 Ben Hannant
19 Ray Thompson
Coach: Paul Green
The Broncos are unchanged from their smashing of the Roosters last weekend. Dale Copley is 18th man as cover for Justin Hodges.
The Cowboys are unchanged from their preliminary final victory over the Storm. Ray Thompson is 18th man.
NRL STATE CHAMPIONSHIP GRAND FINAL: NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS V IPSWICH JETS – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 3.45PM, ANZ STADIUM
Knights
1 Jake Mamo
2 Honeti Tuha
3 Kerrod Holland
4 Joseph Tapine
5 Ken Tofilau
6 Carlos Tuimavave
7 Jaelen Feeney
8 Damian Sironen
9 Danny Levi
10 Sam Mataora
11 Lachlan Fitzgibbon
12 Jacob Saifiti
13 Clint Newton (c)
14 George Ndaira
15 Marvin Filipo
16 Michael Steele
17 Josh King
18 Luke Yates
27 Tama Koopu
Coach: Matt Lantry
Jets
1 Carlin Anderson
2 Marmin Barba
3 Liam Capewell
4 Nemani Valekapa
5 Richard Pandia
6 Josh Cleeland
7 Dane Phillips
8 Josh Seage
9 Matt Parcell
10 Rod Griffin
11 Sam Martin
12 Kurt Capewell
13 Keiron Lander (c)
14 Landon Hayes
15 Kurtis Lingwoodock
16 Billy McConnachie
22 Fakahoko Teutau
Coaches: Ben Walker, Shane Walker
Josh King and Luke Yates have been added to an extended bench in an otherwise unchanged team from the one that beat Wyong to win the NSW Cup grand final last Sunday.
Unchanged following their win over the Townsville Blackhawks in the Intrust Super Cup grand final.
HOLDEN CUP GRAND FINAL: PANTHERS V SEA EAGLES – SUN 4 OCTOBER, 1.35PM, ANZ STADIUM | BUY TICKETS
Panthers U20s
1 Brent Naden (c)
2 Fuimanu Enese
3 Robert Jennings
4 Maliko Filino
5 Dylan Edwards
6 Tyrone May
7 Jarome Luai
8 Oliver Clark
9 Soni Luke (c)
10 Moses Leota
11 James Fisher-Harris
12 Corey Harawira-Naera
13 Reed Izzard
14 Kaide Ellis
15 Thomson Tuigimala
16 Paea Pua
17 Jake Ennis
Coach: Cameron Ciraldo
Sea Eagles U20s
1 Tom Trbojevic
2 Jesse Bogle
3 Addison Demetriou
4 Jesse Ramien
5 Mitch Thomas
6 William Pearsall
7 Riley Travers (c)
8 Liam Knight
9 Hugh Pratt
10 Jesse Maxwell
11 Luke Garner
12 William Bainbridge
13 Darcy Cox
14 Nicholas Hynes
15 James Parker
16 Dallas Koen
17 Moses Noovao-McGreal
18 Jyi Seymour
Coach: David Heath
The Panthers are unchanged following their huge win over the Warriors last weekend.
Jyi Seymour is 18th man in an otherwise unchanged team from the one that beat the Cowboys by a point last weekend.