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Brisbane Broncos === The team was coached by Kelvin Wright. Jumper numbers in the table below are those assigned to be used in the Semi-finals. Notes: •
Amy Turner was selected in the 2007
Australian Jillaroos team that played two Test Matches against New Zealand Māori women's rugby league team, however, the lists of players that took the field in those matches are yet to be confirmed by the contributor to this page. • Nakita Sao played for Wests Panthers and later North Sydney in the 2021 state competitions of, respectively, Queensland and New South Wales. • Nakita Sao also played for Wests Panthers ( 4 m 1t) in the Queensland's Under 19 club matches in 2021. • In 2021, Sara Sautia played for Canterbury Bulldogs ( 8 m 2t) played in Tarsha Gale Cup Under 19 matches in New South Wales and subsequently played for Wests Panthers in the senior state competition in Queensland. ===
Gold Coast Titans === The team was coached by
Jamie Feeney. Jumper numbers in the table are those assigned to be used in the Semi-finals. Notes: •
Crystal Tamarua has played three matches for the
Cook Islands and four matches for the
Kiwi Ferns. •
Cobie-Jane Morgan was selected in the 2015
New South Wales women's rugby league team. • The following players participated in Queensland's Under 19 club tournament in 2021: Destiny Brill (West Panthers 4 m 2t), Jetaya Faifua (Burleigh Bears 4 m 1t ), April Ngatupuna (Wests Panthers 4 m 4t), Hailee-Jay Ormond-Maunsell (Burleigh Bears 4 m 4t ), Jasmine Peters (Mackay 1 m 2t), Tiana Raftstrand-Smith (Burleigh Bears 1 m 2t) • In 2021,
Georgia Hale played in both Queensland and NSW state senior competitions for, respectively, the Tweed Head Seagulls ( 7 m 1t) and North Sydney Bears ( 4 m). ===
Newcastle Knights === The team was coached by Casey Bromilow. Jumper numbers in the table are those assigned to be used in Round 5. Notes: •
Caitlan Johnston was injured in the first match and did not play again in the season. •
Maitua Feterika has played one match for the
Samoa women's national rugby league team in 2011 and, subsequently, eleven matches for the
Kiwi Ferns. • Kayla Romaniuk ( 6 m) and Kyra Simon ( 6 m) played for Newcastle in the 2021 Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 21s. ===
Parramatta Eels === The team was coached by
Dean Widders. Jumper numbers in the table are those to be used in Round 5. Notes: •
Maddie Studdon kicked a field goal in the Round 1 match of the 2021 NRLW season. • Therese Aiton played for Queensland in 2008 (in one or both of two matches that year) and for in 2018 (in a trial against the Brisbane Broncos and against the Prime Minister's XIII) and in 2019 (a Test Match against Fiji). • In 2021, Fatafehi Hanisi played for St George ( 11 m 2t) in the Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 19s. • Tess Stains played for Riverina and for NSW Country Origin in 2021. In 2019, Staines played for the Prime Minister's XIII. ===
St. George Illawarra Dragons === The team was coached by
Jamie Soward.Jumper numbers in the table are those assigned to be used in the Grand Final. Notes: • Natassja Purontakanen () from Valleys (9 m 1t) was signed to play in the delayed 2021 season but was injured during pre-season training and did not play. •
Emma Tonegato was selected for the
New South Wales women's rugby league team in 2012 and 2013, however, the lists of players that took the field in those matches are yet to be confirmed by the contributor to this page. • In 2021,
Teagan Berry ( 9 m 11t), Keele Browne 8 m 3t), and Chantel Tugaga ( 7 m 2t) played for Illawarra in the Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 19s. • In 2021, Tegan Dymock played for Cronulla ( 1 m) in the Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 19s. ===
Sydney Roosters === The premiership winning team was coached by John Strange.Jumper numbers in the table are those that were used in the Grand Final. Notes: •
Zahara Temara kicked a field goal in the Round 4 match of the 2021 NRLW season. •
Brydie Parker was selected in the extended squad of the
New South Wales women's rugby league team in 2020 and 2021, but did not play in either match. • In 2021, Keilee Joseph ( 8 m 3t), Otesa Pule ( 11 m 10t) and Taneka Todhunter ( 11 m 6t) played for the Indigenous Academy Sydney Roosters in the Tarsha Gale Cup for Under 19s. == References ==