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Togatuki named in Dream Team

Congratulations to Wests Tigers prop Sarah Togatuki on being named in the Rugby League Players Association (RLPA) Players’ Dream Team for 2024.

The team is comprised of the best 14 players by their positions – as voted by NRLW players.

The 2024 Players’ Dream Team:

Fullback: Tamika Upton

Wingers: Julia Robinson, Stacey Waaka

Centres: Isabelle Kelly, Annessa Biddle

Five-Eighth: Gayle Broughton

Halfback: Tarryn Aiken

Props: Sarah Togatuki, Ellie Johnston

Hooker: Quincy Dodd

Second Rowers: Olivia Kernick, Yasmin Clydsdale

Lock: Simaima Taufa

Impact: Grace Kemp

Togatuki is among a select list of players who have been voted in multiple times by their peers for the Dream Team, including Julia Robinson, Isabelle Kelly, Annessa Biddle, Olivia Kernick, Yasmin Clydsdale, and Simaima Taufa.

“On behalf of the RLPA I’d like to congratulate these 14 players for making the 2024 Players’ Dream Team,” said Clint Newton, the CEO of the RLPA.

“The Players’ Dream Team from the NRLW is always an incredible list of players who have contributed to creating the best domestic women’s competition in our region.

“Rugby league is the most demanding contact sport in the world, and it is a credit to all 14 of these NRLW players to be recognised by their peers in this Dream Team.”

Previous Players’ Dream Teams:

2023: Teagan Berry, Jakiya Whitfeld, Mele Hufanga, Shanice Parke, Annessa Biddle, Tarryn Aiken, Ali Brigginshaw, Shannon Mato, Emma Manzelmann, Sarah Togatuki, Yasmin Clydsdale, Otesa Pule, Simaima Taufa

2022: Sam Bremner, Julia Robinson, Isabelle Kelly, Jaime Chapman, Leianne Tufuga, Tarryn Aiken, Raecene McGregor, Millie Boyle, Destiny Brill, Caitlan Johnston, Olivia Kernick, Amber Hall, Keilee Joseph

2021: Emma Tonegato, Karina Brown, Jaime Chapman, Shenae Ciesiolka, Teagan Berry, Taliah Fuimaono, Rachael Pearson, Elsie Albert, Lauren Brown, Millie Boyle, Amber Hall, Shaniah Power, Destiny Brill

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.