State of Origin 2023, Under-19's Origin, Kayo Stadium, official team lists, injuries, updates for U/19's Origin

Author: NRL.com
Timestamp: Thu 13 Jul 2023, 06:45 PM

Official squads and team lists for men's and women's Under-19's State of Origin games to be played at Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe.

Men's Under-19's State of Origin

Thursday, July 13, 7.45pm at Kayo Stadium

Queensland: The young Maroons will take the field as named, with Broncos hooker Blake Mozer back for the second year in a row. He is a player to watch alongside Magpies teammates Ben Te Kura and Israel Leota. Blackhawks playmaker Zack Lamont will start at halfback alongside Melbourne Storm sensation Stanley Huen. Cowboys speedster Mutua Brown will feature at fullback while fellow North Queenslanders Jamal Shibasaki and Wil Sullivan are set to bring plenty of power up front. South Coast Falcon Mitch Jennings will line up at centre alongside Redcliffe Dolphin Caleb Jackson.

New South Wales: Manly prodigy Latu Fainu has been named in the halves alongside SG Ball Grand Final Player of the Match Ethan Sanders. Raiders young gun fullback Chevy Stewart will wear the No.1 jersey, while Canberra utility Ethan Strange and Wests Tigers Development player Joshua Feledy will line up in the centres. NSW City duo Harrison Hassett and Charlie Guymer have been maned to start in the second row while Manly top-30 member Samuela Fainu and Raider Jake Clydesdale are the middle forwards. There were no late changes.

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QLD U19s

NSW U19s

Team Lists

Backs

Fullback for QLD U19s is number 1 Mutua Brown

Fullback for NSW U19s is number 1 Chevy Stewart
Winger for QLD U19s is number 2 Israel Leota

Winger for NSW U19s is number 2 Savelio Tamale
Centre for QLD U19s is number 3 Caleb Jackson

Centre for NSW U19s is number 3 Ethan Strange
Centre for QLD U19s is number 4 Mitchell Jennings

Centre for NSW U19s is number 4 Josh Feledy
Winger for QLD U19s is number 5 Timothy Sielaff-Burns

Winger for NSW U19s is number 5 Ethan Ferguson
Five-Eighth for QLD U19s is number 6 Stanley Huen

Five-Eighth for NSW U19s is number 6 Latu Fainu
Halfback for QLD U19s is number 7 Zack Lamont

Halfback for NSW U19s is number 7 Ethan Sanders

Forwards

Prop for QLD U19s is number 8 Ryan Jackson

Prop for NSW U19s is number 8 Jake Clydsdale
Hooker for QLD U19s is number 9 Blake Mozer

Hooker for NSW U19s is number 9 Billy Scott
Prop for QLD U19s is number 10 Benjamin Te Kura

Prop for NSW U19s is number 10 Samuela Fainu
2nd Row for QLD U19s is number 11 Angus Hinchey

2nd Row for NSW U19s is number 11 Charlie Guymer
2nd Row for QLD U19s is number 12 Wil Sullivan

2nd Row for NSW U19s is number 12 Harrison Hassett
Lock for QLD U19s is number 13 Damon Marshall

Lock for NSW U19s is number 13 Myles Martin

Interchange

Interchange for QLD U19s is number 14 Gabriel Satrick

Interchange for NSW U19s is number 14 Joash Papalii
Interchange for QLD U19s is number 15 Christopher Faagutu

Interchange for NSW U19s is number 15 Nicholas Tsougranis
Interchange for QLD U19s is number 16 Michael Waqa

Interchange for NSW U19s is number 16 Sam Tuivaiti
Interchange for QLD U19s is number 17 Jamal Shibasaki

Interchange for NSW U19s is number 17 Luron Patea

Reserves

Replacement for QLD U19s is number 19 Kai Simon

Replacement for NSW U19s is number 18 Kyle McCarthy

Match Officials

Referee: Darian Furner
Senior Review Official: Kasey Badger

Last updated: 7/14/2023 6:00:50 AM

Women's Under-19's State of Origin

Thursday, July 13, 5.45pm at Kayo Stadium

Queensland Women: A switch prior to kick-off sees Matekino Kahukoti-Gray and Rilee Jorgensen swap positions, with the former now in the second row and the latter moving to lock. Gold Coast young gun Chantay Kiria-Ratu has been recalled into the side, and this time at five-eighth. The Cook Islands playmaker will be in good company in the spine, partnered by fellow Titan Sienna Lofipo in the halves, and Lily-Rose Kolc at hooker. Cowboys recruit Shaylee Joseph will get her first taste of Origin at prop alongside Jacinta Carter who ran off the bench last year.

New South Wales Women: Raiders recruit Monalisa Soliola returns to the side this year, shifting from prop to second row while Wests Tigers young gun Losana Lutu is also back in blue at lock, after making her Origin debut at five-eighth last year. Roosters prodigy Kalosipani Hopoate will bring plenty of big-game experience to the junior Sky Blues forward pack – named to make her NSW debut at prop alongside 2023 Bulldogs Tarsha Gale star Latisha Smythe. North Sydney Bears Tarsha Gale co-captains Sienna Williams and Chloe Jackson will also feature, with Williams lining up at fullback and Jackson in the back row. Brooke Talataina and Evie Jones will steer the ship in the halves while Chelsea Makira comes in at hooker. There were no late changes to the squad.