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Wests Tigers coach Tim Sheens has named his 22-man squad for Saturday's Round 9 match against Penrith Panthers at Carrington Park, Bathurst.

Charlie Staines is out indefinitely after suffering a stomach injury against Manly Sea Eagles last Sunday. 

Also missing through illness is Asu Kepaoa.

David Nofoaluma returns for his first NRL match since Round 3, replacing Staines on the wing.

Brent Naden is also back in the side and will line up in the centres after missing last weekend's game due to a shoulder injury.

Teams will be playing for the Royce Simmons Cup.

Team List:

1.  Jahream Bula - sponsored by Australian Track Services 

2.  David Nofoaluma - sponsored by Leumeah Shopping Centre 

3.  Starford To'a - sponsored by Murray Kennedy Real Estate 

4.  Brent Naden - sponsored by APN Compounding 

5.  Junior Tupou - sponsored by The Meat Man 

6.  Brandon Wakeham - sponsored by Club Menangle 

7.  Luke Brooks - sponsored by Momenta Advisors 

8.  Stefano Utoikamanu - sponsored by LP Construction 

9.  Api Koroisau (c) - sponsored by Exclusive Estate Agents 

10.  David Klemmer - sponsored by Brae Group 

11.  Isaiah Papali'i - sponsored by Spectrum Pools & Spas 

12.  John Bateman - sponsored by Kwikflo 

13.  Fonua Pole - sponsored by Ultra Building Works 

Interchange:

14.  Jake Simpkin - sponsored by AJ Engineering Group 

15.  Joe Ofahengaue - sponsored by Mater Dei on behalf of The Kirk Family 

16.  Alex Twal - sponsored by LC Wealth 

17.  Tommy Talau - sponsored by Xpertise Construction

18.  Justin Matamua - sponsored by Wests Tigers Foundation

19.  Alex Seyfarth - sponsored by Wests Tigers Foundation

20.  Shawn Blore - sponsored by Wests Tigers Foundation

21.  Daine Laurie - sponsored by Wests Tigers Foundation

22.  Triston Reilly - sponsored by Wests Tigers Foundation

Coach: Tim Sheens - sponsored by Pepper Money

Acknowledgement of Country

Wests Tigers respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.