Every NRL and NRLW clubs international representatives

International rugby league is just around the corner, with all Pacific teams involved in one way or another. Tonga will travel to England for a three-Test series in the crown jewel of this year's rugby league calendar, while two sets of tri-series will be played in the Southern Hemisphere. The first features Australia, New Zealand and Samoa, while the other is to feature Fiji, Papua New Guinea and the Cook Islands. On the women's side, all of those teams will be involved in matches. Noting that the English men's squad for their series against Tonga is yet to be named, here is who has been picked across the teams from each team. Brisbane Broncos The Broncos will field seven men's representatives across Australia and Samoa, and a further six women's representatives across Australia, New Zealand and Samoa. Men's Australia: Patrick Carrigan, Selwyn Cobbo, Thomas Flegler, Payne Haas, Kotoni Staggs New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Jesse Arthars, Keenan Palasia, Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Women's Australia: Ali Brigginshaw, Julia Robinson, New Zealand: Jasmine Fogavini, Mele Hufanga, Samoa: Annetta Nu'uausala, Destiny Brill Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Canberra Raiders The Raiders have only three men's representatives, all lining up in the New Zealand side. Their NRLW side that narrowly missed out on the finals has eight players across five nations however. Men's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Danny Levi, Joseph Tapine, Matthew Timoko Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Women's Australia: Simaima Taufa New Zealand: Apii Nicholls, Ashleigh Quinlan, Cheyelle Robins-Reti Samoa: Petesa Lio, Janelle Williams Papua New Guinea: Ua Ravu Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Kerethitina Matua Tonga: Nil Canterbury Bulldogs The Bulldogs have only four representatives, turning out for Samoa and Fiji. Men's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Karl Oloapu Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Kitione Katuoga, Mesake Ravonu, Penioni Tagituimua Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Cronulla Sharks The Sharks have four men's representatives across Australia, New Zealand and Samoa, and provide 14 women's players from across the club. Men's Australia: Nicho Hynes New Zealand: Ronaldo Mulitalo, Briton Nikora Samoa: Royce Hunt Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Women's Australia: Emma Tonegato New Zealand: Annessa Biddle, Brooke Anderson Samoa: Fiona Jahnke Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Cassie Staples, Talei Holmes, Serena Naitokatoka Cook Islands: Kiana Takairangi, Jazmon Tupou-Witchman Tonga: Tegan Dymock, Vanessa Foliaki, Fatafehi Hanisi, Natasha Penitani, Tiana Penitani Gold Coast Titans The Titans have a players in both the Australian and New Zealand men's squad, while Jacob Alick could make a contribution to the discussion over his future. A bulk of the Titans' numbers come from the Australian and Samoan women's squads. Men's Australia: Tino Fa'asuamaleaui New Zealand: Kieran Foran, Keano Kini Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Jacob Alick Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Moeaki Fotuaika Women's Australia: Shaylee Bent, Lauren Brown, Jaime Chapman, Jessika Elliston, Shannon Mato New Zealand: Georgia Hale Samoa: Niall Williams-Guthrie, Destiny Mino-Sinapati, Sienna Lofipo, Malaela Sua Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Sienna Laing Cook Islands: Chantay Kiria-Ratu Tonga: Dannii Perese Manly Sea Eagles The Sea Eagles have seven representatives from their NRL side. The departing Latu Fainu is included here based on the fact he spent 2023 at the Sea Eagles, while Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic are among Australia's most experienced players. Men's Australia: Daly Cherry-Evans, Jake Trbojevic New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Gordon Chan Kum Tong Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Caleb Navale Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Latu Fainu, Tolutau Koula, Haumole Olakau'atu Melbourne Storm The Storm are one of the most well-represented sides across the men's Pacific Championships, with players in five teams, as well as Eliesa Katoa being set to tour England. Men's Australia: Harry Grant, Cameron Munster New Zealand: Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Jahrome Hughes Samoa: Sualauvi Fa'alogo, Young Tonumaipea Papua New Guinea: Justin Olam Fiji: Tui Kamikamica Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Eliesa Katoa Newcastle Knights The Knights have only four representatives across the seven men's team, but have seven players across the Australian and New Zealand women's sides. Men's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Fa'amanu Brown Samoa: Greg Marzhew Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Noah Nailagoliva Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Tyson Frizell Women's Australia: Yasmin Clydsdale, Caitlan Johnston, Tamika Upton New Zealand: Abigail Roache, Laishon Albert-Jones, Shanice Parker, Tiana Davison Samoa: Tamerah Leati Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil New Zealand Warriors Amazingly, the Warriors only have a single player in the New Zealand side and another in the Tongan side. Other than that, most of their squad will be back to pre-season in November. Men's Australia: New Zealand: Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Addin Fonua-Blake North Queensland Cowboys The Cowboys are well represented across both men's and women's teams, with eight men's representatives and ten women's representatives. Men's Australia: Reuben Cotter, Valentine Holmes New Zealand: Griffin Neame Samoa: Luciano Leilua, Heilum Luki, Murray Taulagi Papua New Guinea: Robert Derby, Zac Laybutt Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Women's Australia: Emma Manzelmann New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Jetaya Faifua Papua New Guinea: Essay Banu, Jessikah Reeves, Sareka Mooka, Sera Koroi, Shellie Long Fiji: Vitalina Naikore, Merewalesi Rokouono Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: China Polata Parramatta Eels The Eels have seven representatives out of their men's side, although failed to get any into the Australian side, while nine players will line up across the women's teams with Kennedy Cherrington making the Australian Jillaroos side. Men's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Dylan Brown, Wiremu Greig Samoa: Daejarn Asi, Junior Paulo Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Waqa Blake, Maika Sivo Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Will Penisini Women's Australia: Kennedy Cherrington New Zealand: Capri Paekau Samoa: Lindsay Tui, Pihuka Berryman-Duff Papua New Guinea: Elise Albert Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Jade Fonua, Amelia Mafi, Shannon Muru, Cassey Tohi-Hiku Penrith Panthers The Panthers have, as you'd expect for the premiership winners, plenty of representatives across a number of nations. They would have more if not for injury with both Nathan Cleary and Jarome Luai out of action. Men's Australia: Dylan Edwards, Liam Martin, Isaah Yeo New Zealand: James Fisher-Harris, Moses Leota Samoa: Stephen Crichton, Spencer Leniu, Izack Tago, Brian To'o Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Sunia Turuva Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil South Sydney Rabbitohs The Rabbitohs have five players making the trip to England with Tonga, and another three taking part in the Pacific Championships. Men's Australia: Cameron Murray New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Alex Johnston Fiji: Taane Milne Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Siliva Havili, Keaon Koloamatangi, Hame Sele, Tevita Tatola, Dion Teaupa St George Illawarra Dragons A miserable season on all counts has left the Dragons with one of the smallest representative lists across clubs with a men's and women's side. They were the only NRLW club not to have a player in the Jillarros side. Men's Australia: Ben Hunt New Zealand: Nil Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Daniel Russell, Jack de Belin Fiji: Mikaele Ravalawa Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Moses Suli Women's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa, Raecene McGregor, Tyla Nathan-Wong Samoa: Taylor Adeline-Mapusua Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Nil Sydney Roosters The Roosters are one of the moe well represented teams, with six players across the men's nationas, and another six in the Jillaroos side alone. They have another four players across the remaining women's teams. Men's Australia: Lindsay Collins, James Tedesco New Zealand: Joseph Manu, Naufahu Whyte Samoa: Terrell May Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Daniel Tupou, Siua Wong Women's Australia: Tarryn Aiken, Keeley Davis, Keilee Joseph, Isabelle Kelly, Olivia Kernick, Jessica Sergis New Zealand: Amelia Pasikala, Mya Hill-Moana, Otesa Pule Samoa: Nil Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Kalosipani Hopoate Wests Tigers The Tigers, despite their struggles, still have six players across the men's competition, with another six in the women's national sides. Men's Australia: Nil New Zealand: Isaiah Papali'i Samoa: Justin Matamua, Stefano Utoikamanu Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Jahream Bula, Apisalome Saukuru, Brandon Wakeham Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Starford To'a Women's Australia: Kezie Apps New Zealand: Leianne Tufuga, Najvada George Samoa: Christian Pio, Pauline Pillae-Rasabale Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Nil Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Folau Vaki The Dolphins The Dolphins have five representatives across five nations from their NRL squad in a reward for a better than expected first season, with one each in the Australian and New Zealand sides. Men's Australia: Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow New Zealand: Jamayne Isaako Samoa: Connelly Lemuelu Papua New Guinea: Nil Fiji: Kurt Donoghoe Cook Islands: Nil Tonga: Isaiya Katoa, Felise Kaufusi