2017 Rugby League World Cup squads

The 2017 Rugby League World Cup featured fourteen international teams, with each consisting of a twenty-four-man squad.

Pool A

Australia

Head coach: Australia Mal Meninga[1]

Australia's 24-man squad is composed entirely of players who play in the NRL. In the days following the initial squad announcement, Andrew Fifita withdrew from the squad in order to represent Tonga while Darius Boyd withdrew due to an ongoing hamstring injury. Campbell-Gillard and Mansour were named as the respective replacements.[2][3] Seven members of the squad are uncapped for the Kangaroos (Campbell-Gillard, Gagai, Graham, Kaufusi, McLean, Munster, and T. Trbojevic).

Player Games Points Club
Reagan Campbell-Gillard 4 0 Australia Penrith Panthers
Will Chambers 4 0 Australia Melbourne Storm
Boyd Cordner (vc) 4 4 Australia Sydney Roosters
Cooper Cronk 4 0 Australia Melbourne Storm
Josh Dugan 4 8 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Tyson Frizell 4 4 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Dane Gagai 4 12 Australia Newcastle Knights
Matt Gillett 4 4 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Wade Graham 5 16 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Valentine Holmes 5 48 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Ben Hunt 1 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Felise Kaufusi 2 0 Australia Melbourne Storm
David Klemmer 5 0 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
James Maloney 1 12 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Josh Mansour 2 0 Australia Penrith Panthers
Josh McGuire 4 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Jordan McLean 5 0 Australia Melbourne Storm
Michael Morgan 4 8 Australia North Queensland Cowboys
Cameron Munster 2 16 Australia Melbourne Storm
Billy Slater 4 20 Australia Melbourne Storm
Cameron Smith (c) 5 48 Australia Melbourne Storm
Jake Trbojevic 1 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Tom Trbojevic 2 4 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Aaron Woods 5 0 Australia Wests Tigers

England

Head coach: Australia Wayne Bennett[4]

Uncapped players Currie and Walmsley have been included in a squad that is very similar to the one that was named to played Samoa earlier in the year. Zak Hardaker was not considered for selection after he tested positive for cocaine four weeks prior to the squad announcement, the details of which were publicly reported only hours before said announcement.[5] All 24 players were selected from the top-tier Super League or NRL competitions.

Player Games Points Club
John Bateman 5 8 England Wigan Warriors
Kevin Brown 3 0 England Warrington Wolves
Sam Burgess 3 0 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
Tom Burgess 5 4 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
Ben Currie 5 8 England Warrington Wolves
Luke Gale 5 0 England Castleford Tigers
James Graham 5 4 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Ryan Hall 4 8 England Leeds Rhinos
Chris Heighington 2 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Chris Hill 5 0 England Warrington Wolves
Josh Hodgson 4 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Jonny Lomax 1 0 England St. Helens
Jermaine McGillvary 5 28 England Huddersfield Giants
Mike McMeeken 1 0 England Castleford Tigers
Sean O'Loughlin (c) 5 0 England Wigan Warriors
Mark Percival 1 4 England St. Helens
Stefan Ratchford 2 4 England Warrington Wolves
James Roby 4 0 England St. Helens
Scott Taylor 1 0 England Hull F.C.
Alex Walmsley 4 4 England St. Helens
Kallum Watkins 4 12 England Leeds Rhinos
Elliott Whitehead 4 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Gareth Widdop 5 41 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
George Williams 2 0 England Wigan Warriors

France

Head coach: France Aurélien Cologni

In addition to the twenty-four man squad, four players were named as alternatives: Kevin Larroyer, Lambert Belmas, Rémy Marginet and Ilias Bergal.[6]
Gadwin Springer was initially named in the squad but withdrew due to a groin injury. He was replaced by Belmas.[7] Guillaume Bonnet was initially named in the squad but withdrew due to a ligament injury. He was replaced by Marginet.[8] Hakim Miloudi was initially named in the squad but was dropped due to disciplinary reasons. He was replaced by Bergal.[9]

Player Games Points Club
Bastien Ader 3 8 France Toulouse Olympique
Lucas Albert 2 2 France Catalans Dragons
Olivier Arnaud 1 0 France SO Avignon
Jason Baitieri 3 0 France Catalans Dragons
William Barthau 1 6 England London Broncos
Lambert Belmas 0 0 France Catalans Dragons
Ilias Bergal 3 0 England Swinton Lions
John Boudebza 2 0 England London Broncos
Julian Bousquet 3 0 France Catalans Dragons
Clément Boyer 1 0 France Toulouse Olympique
Damien Cardace 1 4 France FC Lézignan
Nabil Djalout 2 0 France Catalans Dragons
Théo Fages (c) 3 0 England St. Helens
Benjamin Garcia 3 4 France Catalans Dragons
Maxime Hérold 2 0 France Limoux Grizzlies
Benjamin Jullien 3 0 England Warrington Wolves
Mark Kheirallah 3 4 France Toulouse Olympique
Thibaut Margalet 3 0 France Catalans Dragons
Rémy Marginet 1 2 England Sheffield Eagles
Antoni Maria 2 0 England Leigh Centurions
Romain Navarrete 2 0 England Wigan Warriors
Éloi Pélissier 2 0 England Leigh Centurions
Mickael Rouch 2 0 France Limoux Grizzlies
Fouad Yaha 3 0 France Catalans Dragons

Lebanon

Head coach: Australia Brad Fittler[10]

Reece Robinson was initially named in the squad but withdrew due to injury. He was replaced by Daniel Abou-Sleiman.

Player Games Points Club
Daniel Abou-Sleiman 1 0 Unattached
Danny Barakat 1 0 Australia Wentworthville Magpies
Jamie Clark 3 0 Australia Auburn Warriors
Adam Doueihi 4 8 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
James Elias 3 4 Australia Wests Newcastle
Ahmad Ellaz 4 0 Australia Auburn Warriors
Robbie Farah (c) 4 0 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
Nick Kassis 3 4 Australia Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles
Andrew Kazzi 2 0 Australia Wests Tigers
Anthony Layoun 3 4 Australia Parramatta Eels
Michael Lichaa 4 0 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Bilal Maarbani 1 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Mitchell Mamary 4 0 Australia Auburn Warriors
Tim Mannah 4 0 Australia Parramatta Eels
Abbas Miski 4 8 Australia North Sydney Bears
Mitchell Moses (vc) 4 21 Australia Parramatta Eels
Ray Moujalli 3 0 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Travis Robinson 3 8 Australia Newtown Jets
Chris Saab 1 0 Australia Guildford Owls
Raymond Sabat 0 0 Lebanon Lycans FC
Jaleel Seve-Derbas 1 0 Australia Wests Tigers
Elias Sukkar 3 0 Australia Auburn Warriors
Alex Twal 4 0 Australia Wests Tigers
Jason Wehbe 4 4 Unattached

Pool B

New Zealand

Head coach: New Zealand David Kidwell[11]

Kevin Proctor and captain Jesse Bromwich were not considered for selection after being caught buying and using cocaine following the 2017 Anzac Test in May;[12] Blair was subsequently named captain for the tournament.[13] Five uncapped players (Asofa-Solomona, Fonua-Blake, Levi, Liu, and Takairangi) are included in the squad as Tohu Harris, Jordan Kahu, Kieran Foran, and Ben Matulino were ruled out by injury, while Jason Taumalolo opted to represent his Tongan heritage over the Kiwis.

Player Games Points Club
Nelson Asofa-Solomona 4 4 Australia Melbourne Storm
Gerard Beale 1 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Adam Blair (c) 4 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Kenny Bromwich 1 4 Australia Melbourne Storm
Addin Fonua-Blake 1 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Peta Hiku 1 12 England Warrington Wolves
Shaun Johnson 4 44 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Thomas Leuluai 2 0 England Wigan Warriors
Danny Levi 4 0 Australia Newcastle Knights
Isaac Liu 3 4 Australia Sydney Roosters
Simon Mannering 3 0 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Te Maire Martin 2 12 Australia North Queensland Cowboys
Jason Nightingale 1 8 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Kodi Nikorima 3 4 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Russell Packer 4 4 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Jordan Rapana 3 8 Australia Canberra Raiders
Brad Takairangi 4 4 Australia Parramatta Eels
Joseph Tapine 4 4 Australia Canberra Raiders
Martin Taupau 4 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Elijah Taylor 1 4 Australia Wests Tigers
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck 4 12 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Jared Waerea-Hargreaves 4 0 Australia Sydney Roosters
Dallin Watene-Zelezniak 3 4 Australia Penrith Panthers
Dean Whare 3 4 Australia Penrith Panthers

Samoa

Head coach: Australia Matt Parish[14]

Sione Mata'utia and Tautau Moga were initially named in the squad but withdrew due to injury. They were replaced by Lafai and Winterstein.[15] Luai, Musgrove, Papalii, and Tevaga are the only uncapped players for Samoa, with Luai making an unexpected appearance in the squad as the only player without NRL experience.[16]

Player Games Points Club
Bunty Afoa 4 0 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Leeson Ah Mau 4 0 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Fa'amanu Brown 3 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Herman Ese'ese 4 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Pita Godinet 2 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Tim Lafai 4 10 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Joseph Leilua 4 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Ricky Leutele 3 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Sam Lisone 2 0 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Jarome Luai 3 0 Australia Penrith Panthers
Suaia Matagi 2 0 Australia Parramatta Eels
Peter Mata'utia 1 0 Australia Newcastle Knights
Ken Maumalo 2 4 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Zane Musgrove 1 0 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
Josh Papalii 4 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Joseph Paulo 3 4 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Junior Paulo 4 4 Australia Canberra Raiders
Frank Pritchard (c) 3 0 Australia Parramatta Eels
Ben Roberts 3 4 England Castleford Tigers
Sam Tagataese (vc) 1 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Jazz Tevaga 4 4 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Young Tonumaipea 4 4 Australia Melbourne Storm
Frank Winterstein 1 0 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Matthew Wright 2 6 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles

Scotland

Head coach: England Steve McCormack[17]

Ryan Brierley was originally selected, but withdrew after failing a fitness test. He was replaced by Oakes.[18] Brooks, Brough, and Walker were dropped on 5 November for disciplinary reasons.[19]

Player Games Points Club
Danny Addy 3 12 England Hull Kingston Rovers
Jarred Anderson 2 0 Australia Sydney Roosters
James Bell 3 0 New Zealand Warriors
Andrew Bentley 2 0 France Toulouse Olympique
Kane Bentley 3 0 France Toulouse Olympique
Sam Brooks 2 0 England Featherstone Rovers
Danny Brough (c) 2 0 England Huddersfield Giants
Luke Douglas (vc) 3 0 England St. Helens
Dale Ferguson 3 0 England Huddersfield Giants
Ben Hellewell 3 0 England London Broncos
Ben Kavanagh 3 0 England Hull Kingston Rovers
Frankie Mariano 2 4 England Featherstone Rovers
Kieran Moran 0 0 England Hull Kingston Rovers
Will Oakes 1 0 England Hull Kingston Rovers
Callum Phillips 2 0 England Workington Town
Matty Russell 3 0 England Warrington Wolves
David Scott 0 0 England Batley Bulldogs
Lachlan Stein 3 0 Australia Penrith Panthers
Oscar Thomas 2 4 England Bradford Bulls
Lewis Tierney 3 4 England Wigan Warriors
Shane Toal 1 0 England Barrow Raiders
Alex Walker 1 0 England London Broncos
Jonathan Walker 2 0 Australia Darlington Point Roosters
Brandan Wilkinson 2 0 England Bradford Bulls

Tonga

Head coach: Australia Kristian Woolf[20]

Player Games Points Club
Andrew Fifita 5 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Mahe Fonua 1 0 England Hull F.C.
David Fusitu'a 4 20 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Siliva Havili 5 4 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Ata Hingano 5 18 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
William Hopoate 5 8 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Konrad Hurrell 4 0 Australia Gold Coast Titans
Michael Jennings 4 20 Australia Parramatta Eels
Solomone Kata 1 0 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Sione Katoa 5 0 Australia Penrith Panthers
Samisoni Langi 0 0 England Leigh Centurions
Tuimoala Lolohea 5 14 Australia Wests Tigers
Sika Manu (c) 5 4 England Hull F.C.
Manu Ma'u 5 4 Australia Parramatta Eels
Sam Moa 2 0 France Catalans Dragons
Ben Murdoch-Masila 5 4 England Salford Red Devils
Joe Ofahengaue 1 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Tevita Pangai Junior 3 4 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Ukuma Ta'ai 1 0 England Huddersfield Giants
Sio Siua Taukeiaho 4 32 Australia Sydney Roosters
Jason Taumalolo 5 4 Australia North Queensland Cowboys
Peni Terepo 4 8 Australia Parramatta Eels
Daniel Tupou 5 8 Australia Sydney Roosters
Manu Vatuvei 1 0 England Salford Red Devils

Pool C

Ireland

Head coach: England Mark Aston[21]

Mikey Russell is the travelling reserve.[22] Toby King was initially named in the squad but withdrew due to injury. He was replaced by Michael Morgan.[23]

Player Games Points Club
Kyle Amor 3 4 England St. Helens
Ed Chamberlain 3 0 England Widnes Vikings
Casey Dunne 0 0 Ireland Athboy Longhorns
Liam Finn (c) 3 28 England Wakefield Trinity
Scott Grix (vc) 3 0 England Wakefield Trinity
Matty Hadden 1 0 England Rochdale Hornets
James Hasson 2 0 England Wakefield Trinity
Jack Higginson 0 0 England Wigan Warriors
Will Hope 1 0 England Sheffield Eagles
Liam Kay 3 12 Canada Toronto Wolfpack
James Kelly 0 0 England Sheffield Eagles
Joe Keyes 1 0 England Bradford Bulls
George King 3 4 England Warrington Wolves
Tyrone McCarthy 2 0 England Salford Red Devils
Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook 3 4 England St. Helens
Shannon McDonnell 3 0 Australia Camden Rams
Michael McIlorum 3 4 England Wigan Warriors
Alan McMahon 0 0 Ireland Waterford Vikings
Michael Morgan 2 4 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Anthony Mullally 3 0 England Leeds Rhinos
Api Pewhairangi 3 4 England London Broncos
Joe Philbin 3 4 England Warrington Wolves
Oliver Roberts 3 8 England Huddersfield Giants
Brad Singleton 3 0 England Leeds Rhinos

Papua New Guinea

Head coach: Papua New Guinea Michael Marum[24]

Player Games Points Club
Paul Aiton 4 4 France Catalans Dragons
Stanton Albert 3 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Wellington Albert 2 4 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Stargroth Amean 3 4 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Kurt Baptiste 4 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Ase Boas (vc) 3 2 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Watson Boas 4 8 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Rod Griffin 2 4 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Lachlan Lam 1 8 Australia Sydney Roosters
Garry Lo 4 8 England Sheffield Eagles
Nene Macdonald 4 12 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Enoch Maki 2 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Rhyse Martin 4 40 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
David Mead (c) 4 16 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Moses Meninga 2 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Willie Minoga 3 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Justin Olam 4 16 Australia Melbourne Storm
Kato Ottio 4 4 Australia Canberra Raiders
Luke Page 4 0 Australia Burleigh Bears
Wartovo Puara Jr 1 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
Nixon Put 1 0 Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Hunters
James Segeyaro 4 4 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Thompson Teteh 1 0 Australia Redcliffe Dolphins

Wales

Head coach: England John Kear[25]

Player Games Points Club
Danny Ansell 1 0 England Hunslet
Matt Barron 2 0 England Newcastle Thunder
Gavin Bennion 0 0 Rochdale Hornets
Joe Burke 2 0 England Oldham R.L.F.C.
Chester Butler 1 0 England Halifax
Michael Channing 3 0 England London Broncos
Courtney Davies 3 6 England Gloucestershire All Golds
Ben Evans 3 0 England London Broncos
Matty Fozard 3 0 England Sheffield Eagles
Andrew Gay 2 0 Wales South Wales Ironmen
Regan Grace 3 4 England St. Helens
Dalton Grant 1 0 England London Broncos
Sam Hopkins 1 0 England Leigh Centurions
Phil Joseph (vc) 3 0 England Workington Town
Elliot Kear (vc) 3 0 England London Broncos
Morgan Knowles 3 4 England St. Helens
Craig Kopczak (c) 3 0 England Salford Red Devils
Rhodri Lloyd 3 0 England Swinton Lions
Ben Morris 2 4 England St. Helens
Steve Parry 3 0 England Gloucestershire All Golds
Josh Ralph 1 0 Australia Tweed Heads Seagulls
Christiaan Roets 1 0 Wales South Wales Ironmen
Matt Seamark 1 0 Australia Wynnum Manly Seagulls
Rhys Williams 3 0 England London Broncos

Pool D

Fiji

Head coach: Australia Mick Potter[26]

Nabua Broncos' Etuate Bola was named as a reserve player. Sokobalavu was called into the squad following injuries to Evans and K. Sims.[27][28]

Player Games Points Club
Kane Evans 1 4 Australia Sydney Roosters
Salesi Junior Fainga'a 1 4 Australia Parramatta Eels
Jarryd Hayne 5 8 Australia Gold Coast Titans
Tui Kamikamica 5 0 Australia Melbourne Storm
Viliame Kikau 5 12 Australia Penrith Panthers
Apisai Koroisau 5 28 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Joe Lovodua 4 4 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Taane Milne 5 32 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Sitiveni Moceidreke 0 0 Australia South Sydney Rabbitohs
Marcelo Montoya 5 8 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Kevin Naiqama (c) 5 12 Australia Wests Tigers
Ben Nakubuwai 5 4 Australia Gold Coast Titans
Henry Raiwalui 5 12 Australia Mount Pritchard Mounties
Mikaele Ravalawa 0 0 Australia Canberra Raiders
Junior Roqica 4 0 England London Broncos
Jacob Saifiti 5 0 Australia Newcastle Knights
Ashton Sims 5 0 England Warrington Wolves
Korbin Sims 0 0 Australia Brisbane Broncos
Pio Seci 0 0 Fiji Nabua Broncos
Pio Sokobalavu 0 0 Australia Wests Tigers
James Storer 1 0 Australia Port Kembla Blacks
Akuila Uate 5 4 Australia Manly Warringah Sea Eagles
Eloni Vunakece 5 4 Australia Sydney Roosters
Suliasi Vunivalu 5 38 Australia Melbourne Storm
Brayden Wiliame 4 4 Catalans Dragons

Italy

Head coach: AustraliaItaly Cameron Ciraldo

Italy named a squad of 33 players before shortening the squad to 24 players.[29] Four shadow players were also named: Jake Campagnolo, Dean Parata, Ricardo Parata, and Kieran Quabba.[30]

Player Games Points Club
Daniel Alvaro 3 0 Australia Parramatta Eels
Mirco Bergamasco 0 0 Italy Saluzzo Roosters
Nathan Brown 3 0 Australia Parramatta Eels
Christophe Calegari 2 0 France Palau XIII Broncos
Terry Campese 1 0 Australia Queanbeyan Blues
Justin Castellaro 2 4 Australia Northern Pride
Gioele Celerino 0 0 Italy Saluzzo Roosters / Australia Tully Tigers
Chris Centrone 1 0 Australia Wyong Roos
Mason Cerruto 3 4 Australia Penrith Panthers
Ryan Ghietti 3 4 Australia Northern Pride
Gavin Hiscox 0 0 Australia Central Queensland Capras
Jack Johns 1 0 Australia Newcastle Knights
Richard Lepori 1 0 England Oldham R.L.F.C.
Josh Mantellato 3 28 Australia Wyong Roos
Nathan Milone 3 8 Australia Wests Tigers
Mark Minichiello (c) 3 0 England Hull F.C.
Joel Riethmuller 3 0 Australia Northern Pride
Brenden Santi 3 0 Australia Sydney Roosters
James Tedesco (vc) 3 8 Australia Wests Tigers
Joseph Tramontana 3 8 Australia Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Paul Vaughan 3 4 Australia St. George Illawarra Dragons
Shannon Wakeman 3 0 England Huddersfield Giants
Jayden Walker 3 0 Australia Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Colin Wilkie 1 0 Australia Northern Pride

United States

Head coach: England Brian McDermott[31][32]

The Hawks continue to support the growth of rugby league in the United States by selecting fourteen players who have played in the amateur USA Rugby League competition, three of whom have since been signed by professional clubs (Burroughs, Eichner, and Offerdahl). Nine members of the squad (Faraimo, Farley, Freed, both Howard brothers, Marando, Offerdahl, Pettybourne, and Shipway) previously represented the Tomahawks at the 2013 World Cup, and three players have experience in the NRL, all of whom are eligible to represent the US through their American Samoan heritage (Faraimo, Pettybourne, and Vaivai). Samoa, also of American Samoan descent, was a late inclusion to the squad due to an injury to Matt Walsh.[33]

Player Games Points Club
Taylor Alley 1 0 United States Central Florida Warriors
Ryan Burroughs 3 0 Canada Toronto Wolfpack
CJ Cortalano 1 0 United States White Plains Wombats
Joe Eichner 2 0 Canada Toronto Wolfpack
Bureta Faraimo 3 4 New Zealand New Zealand Warriors
Gabriel Farley 2 0 United States Philadelphia Fight
Kristian Freed 3 0 United States White Plains Wombats
Daniel Howard 3 0 Australia Wentworthville Magpies
Stephen Howard 2 0 Australia Mount Pritchard Mounties
Martwain Johnston 1 0 United States Delaware Black Foxes
Andrew Kneisly 1 0 United States Philadelphia Fight
Corey Makelim 3 0 Australia Mount Pritchard Mounties
Fotukava Malu 1 0 United States Atlanta Rhinos
David Marando 3 0 Australia Belrose Eagles
Nick Newlin 1 0 United States Atlanta Rhinos
Mark Offerdahl (c) 3 0 England London Broncos
Eddy Pettybourne 3 0 Australia Gold Coast Titans
Josh Rice 3 0 United States New York Knights
Tui Samoa 3 0 Australia Young Cherrypickers
Matt Shipway 2 4 Australia South Newcastle Lions
Sam Tochterman-Talbott 2 0 Australia Tweed Heads Seagulls
David Ulch 2 0 United States Tampa Mayhem
Taioalo "Junior" Vaivai 3 4 Australia Western Suburbs Red Devils
Matt Walsh 0 0 United States White Plains Wombats

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