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Harvey Norman All Stars 2025: Team Lists

Author: NRL.com
Timestamp: Tue 11 Feb 2025, 03:59 PM

The Harvey Norman All Stars 2025 will be played at CommBank Stadium in Parramatta on Saturday, February 15.

The Indigenous Men's side will look to make it three wins on the trot go after getting the job done in 2023 and '24 while the Indigenous Women's side are the defending champs after a runaway 26-4 win in Townsville last year.

2025 Harvey Norman All Stars Team Lists

Indigenous All Stars Men v Māori All Stars Men, Saturday 8.10pm (AEDT) at CommBank Stadium

Indigenous All Stars: Jayden Campbell is set to follow in his father Preston's footsteps when he lines up at five-eighth on Saturday night, partnering Niwhai Puru in the halves. The halfback is joined in the side by brother Hohepa Puru, who starts at lock. Maroons magic man Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow will start at fullback, with Tyrone Munro and Alofiana Khan-Pereira on the wing. Rabbitohs star Jack Wighton is set to link up with Brian Kelly in the centres. Connor Watson will lead the pack at dummy half, with Josh Curran and Dylan Lucas in the back row. Tallis Duncan headlines the interchange bench.

Māori All Stars: Superstar Kalyn Ponga will wear the No.1 jumper in his first All Stars game since 2020, with Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad starting at five-eighth alongside halfback Kodi Nikorima. Veteran Dane Gagai is set to line up in the centres, while Melbourne's Will Warbrick has been named on the wing. James Fisher-Harris will lead a talented pack, with Royce Hunt and Jeremy Marshall-King to also start in the front row. Jordan Riki, Jacob Laban and Leo Thompson make up the remainder of the pack. Livewire Keano Kini is set to provide a spark off the bench.

Round 1 - Saturday 15th February

Full Time

Indigenous

Maori

Team Lists

Backs

Fullback for Indigenous is number 1 Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow

Fullback for Maori is number 1 Kalyn Ponga
Winger for Indigenous is number 2 Tyrone Munro

Winger for Maori is number 2 Will Warbrick
Centre for Indigenous is number 3 Brian Kelly

Centre for Maori is number 3 Dane Gagai
Centre for Indigenous is number 4 Jack Wighton

Centre for Maori is number 4 Mawene Hiroti
Winger for Indigenous is number 5 Alofiana Khan-Pereira

Winger for Maori is number 5 Jesse Arthars
Five-Eighth for Indigenous is number 6 Jayden Campbell

Five-Eighth for Maori is number 6 Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
Halfback for Indigenous is number 7 Niwhai Puru

Halfback for Maori is number 17 Zach Dockar-Clay

Forwards

Prop for Indigenous is number 8 Shaquai Mitchell

Prop for Maori is number 8 Royce Hunt
Hooker for Indigenous is number 9 Connor Watson

Hooker for Maori is number 9 Jeremy Marshall-King
Prop for Indigenous is number 10 Josh Kerr

Prop for Maori is number 10 James Fisher-Harris
2nd Row for Indigenous is number 11 Dylan Lucas

2nd Row for Maori is number 11 Jordan Riki
2nd Row for Indigenous is number 12 Josh Curran

2nd Row for Maori is number 12 Jacob Laban
Lock for Indigenous is number 13 Hohepa Puru

Lock for Maori is number 13 Leo Thompson

Interchange

Interchange for Indigenous is number 14 Tallis Duncan

Interchange for Maori is number 7 Kodi Nikorima
Interchange for Indigenous is number 15 Brent Naden

Interchange for Maori is number 14 Keano Kini
Interchange for Indigenous is number 16 Jayden Sullivan

Interchange for Maori is number 15 Jazz Tevaga
Interchange for Indigenous is number 17 Jacob Alick-Wiencke

Interchange for Maori is number 16 Xavier Willison

Reserves

Reserve for Indigenous is number 18 Ethan Roberts

Reserve for Maori is number 18 Reuben Porter
Reserve for Indigenous is number 19 Blake Steep

Reserve for Maori is number 19 Kurtis Morrin
Reserve for Indigenous is number 20 Jacob Sykes

Reserve for Maori is number 20 Jesse McLean

Match Officials

Referee: Todd Smith
Touch Judge: Dave Munro
Touch Judge: Chris Sutton
Senior Review Official: Ashley Klein

Last updated: 11:52 pm Tuesday 18th February 2025

Indigenous All Stars Women v Māori All Stars Women, Saturday 5.50pm (AEDT) at CommBank Stadium

Indigenous All Stars: Prop Tallisha Harden and hooker Quincy Dodd will co-captain the team, with Keilee Joseph joining the duo in the front row. Dally M Medallist Olivia Kernick will line up in the second row alongside Mahalia Murphy. Jaime Chapman is set to start at fullback in a back three also featuring Nakia Davis-Welsh and Monique Donovan. Titans star Taliah Fuimaono and Cowboy Kirra Dibb will combine in the halves while Grace Kemp is out to make an impact off the bench.

Māori All Stars: Experienced halfback Raecene McGregor will lead the Māori women, linking up with Ash Quinlan in the halves. Kennedy Cherrington will start at lock, with sister Rueben to come off the bench in jumper No.14. Shanice Parker will line up at fullback alongside wingers Zali Fay and Lilly-Ann White, with Jasmin Strange and Annessa Biddle in the centres. Shannon Mato will lead the pack, with Tiana Raftstrand-Smith and Najvada George in the back row.