A majority of NRL roster spots have been filled, and teams - minus their Rugby League World Cup players - are returning for pre-season.
The first-ever Dolphins' training session has been held on Monday, while most bottom-eight clubs were also back on deck.
The NRL season is expected to begin on the first weekend in March, leaving just four months for players to train and, for those limited to development or train and trial contracts, push for upgrades.
Zero Tackle have compiled the full list of every contracted player in the NRL, even with collective bargaining agreements continuing in the background, with the status of every squad now clear.
Note: Some development contracts may not be included.
Squads are correct as of 1pm (AEDT), November 7.
The Broncos have just two spots remaining on their Top 30 roster for 2023, and one of those could well go to development player Xavier Willison, who has been impressive in limited opportunity.
Number of contracted players: 28
Number of development players: 2
Gains
Jesse Arthars (New Zealand Warriors - return from loan), Jock Madden (Wests Tigers), Tyson Smoothy (Sunshine Coast Falcons), Reece Walsh (New Zealand Warriors)
Losses
Tyson Gamble (Newcastle Knights), Zac Hosking (Penrith Panthers), Jamayne Isaako (The Dolphins), Ryan James (retired), Rhys Kennedy (Hull Kingston Rovers), Brenko Lee (The Dolphins), Te Maire Martin (New Zealand Warriors), David Mead (retired), Jake Turpin (Sydney Roosters)
Top 30
Jesse Arthars, Kurt Capewell, Patrick Carrigan, Selwyn Cobbo, Herbie Farnworth, Thomas Flegler, Payne Haas, Kobe Hetherington, Delouise Hoeter, Corey Jensen, Jock Madden, Ezra Mam, Deine Mariner, Blake Mozer, Tesi Niu, Corey Oates, Cory Paix, Keenan Palasia, Jordan Pereira, Brendan Piakura, Ethan Quai-Ward, Adam Reynolds, Jordan Riki, TC Robati, Tyson Smoothy, Kotoni Staggs, Reece Walsh, Billy Walters
Development players
Logan Bayliss-Brow, Xavier Willison
The Raiders have handed three development contracts to local juniors JJ Clarkson, Zane Dunford and Ethan Strange, while Adrian Trevilyan and Clay Webb have been added to the Top 30, but have otherwise only added Pasami Saulo from outside the club. They only have a single spot left, but it's believed that is going the way of Danny Levi.
Number of contracted players: 29
Number of development players: 4
Gains
Pasami Saulo (Newcastle Knights)
Losses
Adam Elliott (Newcastle Knights), Josh Hodgson (Parramatta Eels), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (New Zealand Warriors), Harry Rushton (Huddersfield Giants), Ryan Sutton (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Sam Williams (released)
Top 30
Nick Cotric, Jarrod Croker, Jamal Fogarty, Matt Frawley, Emre Guler, Corey Harawira-Naera, Peter Hola, Albert Hopoate, Corey Horsburgh, Sebastian Kris, Ata Mariota, Trey Mooney, Josh Papalii, Jordan Rapana, Pasami Saulo, Xavier Savage, James Schiller, Brad Schneider, Harley Smith-Shields, Tom Starling, Joseph Tapine, Matthew Timoko, Adrian Trevilyan, Semi Valemei, Clay Webb, Elliott Whitehead, Jack Wighton, Zac Woolford, Hudson Young
Development players
JJ Clarkson, Zane Dunford, Brad Morkos, Ethan Strange
The Bulldogs still have five roster spots available, although it's believed the club don't have a great deal of salary cap space to play with, so won't be able to open the chequebook for any key talents left, and instead may focus on internal promotions. They are believed to have Josh Reynolds, as well as World Cup players in Lebanon utility Khaled Rajab and Irish half Bailey Hayward on train and trial deals.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 3
Gains
Andrew Davey (Manly Sea Eagles), Viliame Kikau (Penrith Panthers), Reed Mahoney (Parramatta Eels), Franklin Pele (Cronulla Sharks), Hayze Perham (Parramatta Eels), Ryan Sutton (Canberra Raiders)
Losses
Matt Dufty (Warrington Wolves), Jack Hetherington (Newcastle Knights), Josh Jackson (retired), Jeremy Marshall-King (The Dolphins), Brent Naden (Wests Tigers), Joe Stimson (Gold Coast Titans), Paul Vaughan (Warrington Wolves)
Top 30
Josh Addo-Carr, Paul Alamoti, Corey Allan, Jake Averillo, Bailey Biondi-Odo, Braidon Burns, Matt Burton, Joshua Cook, Andrew Davey, Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Kyle Flanagan, Viliame Kikau, Max King, Jacob Kiraz, Reed Mahoney, Jayden Okunbor, Tevita Pangai Junior, Chris Patolo, Franklin Pele, Hayze Perham, Aaron Schoupp, Ava Seumanufagai, Ryan Sutton, Luke Thompson, Corey Waddell
Development players
Malachi Retchford, Cooper Talau, Judda Turahui
With the recent promotion of Siteni Taukamo into the top group at the Sharks, as well as the earlier ones of Thomas Hazelton and Jesse Colquhoun, the men from the Shire have no roster spots remaining for next season.
Number of contracted players: 30
Number of development players: 1
Gains
Oregon Kaufusi (Parramatta Eels)
Losses
Andrew Fifita (retired), Luke Metcalf (New Zealand Warriors), Franklin Pele (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Aiden Tolman (retired)
Top 30
Jayden Berrell, Blayke Brailey, Jesse Colquhoun, Kade Dykes, Dale Finucane, Wade Graham, Braden Hamlin-Uele, Thomas Hazelton, Mawene Hiroti, Royce Hunt, Nicho Hynes, Matt Ikuvalu, Kayal Iro, Sione Katoa, Oregon Kaufusi, William Kennedy, Cameron McInnes, Lachlan Miller, Matt Moylan, Ronaldo Mulitalo, Briton Nikora, Jesse Ramien, Toby Rudolf, Siosifa Talakai, Siteni Taukamo, Jenson Taumoepeau, Connor Tracey, Braydon Trindall, Jack Williams, Teig Wilton
Development players
Joshua Finau
The Titans still have five spots up their sleeve for the 2023 campaign, and while Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui and Ryan Foran will join their top squad for 2024, it's unlikely either player will be given a promotion for 2023. Tony Francis is potentially the most likely, while former Cowboys' prop Emry Pere is believed to be on a train and trial deal at the club.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 4
Gains
Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui (Burleigh Bears), Kieran Foran (Manly Sea Eagles), Keano Kini (Tweed Heads Seagulls), Joe Stimson (Canterbury Bulldogs), Sam Verrills (Sydney Roosters)
Losses
Herman Ese'ese (The Dolphins), Jamayne Isaako (The Dolphins), Sam Lisone (Leeds Rhinos), Esan Marsters (Huddersfield Giants), Kevin Proctor (Wakefield Trinity), Will Smith (released), Corey Thompson (retired), Jarrod Wallace (The Dolphins)
Top 30
Jacob Alick, Tanah Boyd, AJ Brimson, Jayden Campbell, Erin Clark, Tino Fa'asuamaleaui, Beau Fermor, David Fifita, Jojo Fifita, Kieran Foran, Moeaki Fotuaika, Klese Haas, Patrick Herbert, Jaimin Jolliffe, Brian Kelly, Alofiana Khan-Pereira, Isaac Liu, Greg Marzhew, Sam McIntyre, Toby Sexton, Joe Stimson, Paul Turner, Sam Verrills, Joseph Vuna, Thomas Weaver
Development players
Jaylan De Groot, Iszac Fa'asuamaleaui, Tony Francis, Keano Kini
The Sea Eagles are another club with five roster spots remaining open for the 2023 season. Nathaniel Roache headlines their train and trialists, while Jamie Humphreys and Jacob Sykes could both be pushing for an upgrade with a strong pre-season.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 3
Gains
Ben Condon (North Queensland Cowboys), Kelma Tuilagi (Wests Tigers)
Losses
Andrew Davey (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Sione Fainu (Wests Tigers), Kieran Foran (Gold Coast Titans), Jorge Taufua (Wakefield Trinity), Dylan Walker (New Zealand Warriors)
Top 30
Josh Aloiai, Ethan Bullemor, Daly Cherry-Evans, Ben Condon, Lachlan Croker, Viliami Fifita, Zac Fulton, Reuben Garrick, Morgan Harper, Sean Keppie, Tolutau Koula, Karl Lawton, Haumole Olakau'atu, Brad Parker, Taniela Paseka, Jason Saab, Josh Schuster, Toafofoa Sipley, Ben Trbojevic, Jake Trbojevic, Tom Trbojevic, Kelma Tuilagi, Christian Tuipulotu, Alec Tuitavake, Kaeo Weekes
Development players
Gordon Chan Kum Tong, Jamie Humphreys, Jacob Sykes
The Storm's top 30 squad, at the time of publication, is full for the 2023 season following four signings, including the return of former prop Aaron Pene and the arrival of Joe Chan from Catalans.
Number of contracted players: 30
Number of development players: 2
Gains
Joe Chan (Catalan Dragons), Eliesa Katoa (New Zealand Warriors), Aaron Pene (New Zealand Warriors), Tariq Sims (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Losses
Jesse Bromwich (The Dolphins), Kenneath Bromwich (The Dolphins), Felise Kaufusi (The Dolphins), Brandon Smith (Sydney Roosters), Tyson Smoothy (Brisbane Broncos)
Top 30
Grant Anderson, Nelson Asofa-Solomona, Joe Chan, Xavier Coates, Tom Eisenhuth, Harry Grant, Jordan Grant, Jack Howarth, Jahrome Hughes, Dean Ieremia, George Jennings, Tui Kamikamica, Eliesa Katoa, Josh King, Trent Loiero, Alec MacDonald, Nick Meaney, Tepai Moeroa, Cameron Munster, Jayden Nikorima, Justin Olam, Ryan Papenhuyzen, Aaron Pene, Jonah Pezet, Marion Seve, Tariq Sims, Reimis Smith, Will Warbrick, Christian Welch, Tyran Wishart
Development players
Sua Fa'alogo, Cole Geyer
The Knights have more work to do than any other team ahead of the 2023 season with seven spots still available in their Top 30, although under NRL rules, 24 players must be contracted by today - so it could be assumed the club will make an announcement on at least one player this week.
Number of contracted players: 23
Number of development players: 2
Gains
Adam Elliott (Canberra Raiders), Tyson Gamble (Brisbane Broncos), Jack Hetherington (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
Losses
Mitch Barnett (New Zealand Warriors), Jake Clifford (Hull FC), Tex Hoy (Hull FC), Edrick Lee (The Dolphins), Anthony Milford (The Dolphins), Jirah Momoisea (Parramatta Eels), Pasami Saulo (Canberra Raiders), Sauaso Sue (Hull Kingston Rovers)
Top 30
Bradman Best, Jayden Brailey, Adam Clune, Mat Croker, Adam Elliott, Lachlan Fitzgibbon, Tyson Frizell, Dane Gagai, Tyson Gamble, Jack Hetherington, Bailey Hodgson, Hymel Hunt, Jack Johns, Brodie Jones, David Klemmer, Kalyn Ponga, Chris Randall, Daniel Saifiti, Jacob Saifiti, Simi Sasagi, Leo Thompson, Enari Tuala, Dominic Young
Development players
Krystian Mapapalangi, Chris Vea'ila
The Warriors have been one of the busier clubs when it comes to recruitment this off-season, with a long list of players exiting the club, and seven players signing on so far. That has left them with just a single spot left for the new season.
Number of contracted players: 29
Number of development players: 2
Gains
Mitch Barnett (Newcastle Knights), Jackson Ford (St George Illawarra Dragons), Te Maire Martin (Brisbane Broncos), Luke Metcalf (Cronulla Sharks), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Canberra Raiders), Marata Niukore (Parramatta Eels), Dylan Walker (Manly Sea Eagles)
Losses
Euan Aitken (The Dolphins), Daejarn Asi (released), Lleyton Finau (released), Jackson Frei (released), Eliesa Katoa (Melbourne Storm), Matthew Lodge (released), Dunamis Lui (released), Jack Murchie (Parramatta Eels), Kodi Nikorima (The Dolphins), Aaron Pene (Melbourne Storm), Pride Petterson-Robati, Junior Ratuva (released), Ashley Taylor (retired), Reece Walsh (Brisbane Broncos)
Top 30
Bunty Afoa, Tom Ale, Mitch Barnett, Rocco Berry, Josh Curran, Wayde Egan, Addin Fonua-Blake, Jackson Ford, Jackson Frei, Tohu Harris, Shaun Johnson, Otukinekina Kepu, Valingi Kepu, Edward Kosi, Freddy Lussick, Te Maire Martin, Luke Metcalf, Marcelo Montoya, Ben Murdoch-Masila, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad, Marata Niukore, Taniela Otukolo, Adam Pompey, Bayley Sironen, Jazz Tevaga, Viliami Vailea, Ronald Volkman, Dylan Walker, Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
Development players
Jacob Laban, Demitric Sifakula
The Cowboys are yet to confirm their development contracts.
Outside of that, the Cowboys have a relatively settled squad. A couple of moving parts exist, including the exits of Tom Gilbert and Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, but it's hardly alarm bells with only a single spot remaining for the 2023 campaign.
Number of contracted players: 29
Number of development players: 0
Gains
Jack Gosiewski (St George Illawarra Dragons, 2023), James Tamou (Wests Tigers, 2023)
Losses
Daejarn Asi (released), Ben Condon (Manly Sea Eagles), Tom Gilbert (The Dolphins), Connelly Lemuelu (The Dolphins), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (The Dolphins)
Top 30
Jake Bourke, Tom Chester, Reuben Cotter, Tom Dearden, Scott Drinkwater, Mitchell Dunn, Brendan Elliot, Kyle Feldt, Jack Gosiewski, Jake Granville, Ben Hampton, Coen Hess, Peta Hiku, Valentine Holmes, Luciano Leilua, Jordan Lipp, Heilum Luki, Jordan McLean, Laitia Moceidreke, Jeremiah Nanai, Griffin Neame, Riley Price, Reece Robson, Taniela Sadrugu, James Tamou, Murray Taulagi, Jason Taumalolo, Jamayne Taunoa-Brown, Chad Townsend
Development players
Nil.
The Eels have lost plenty of players at the end of the 2022 season, so will be still needing more talent to join the club for the 2023 campaign. Recent reports have linked the club with off-contract Bulldogs youngster Matt Doorey.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 1
Gains
Josh Hodgson (Canberra Raiders), J'maine Hopgood (Penrith Panthers), Jirah Momoisea (Newcastle Knights), Jack Murchie (New Zealand Warriors)
Losses
Oregon Kaufusi (Cronulla Sharks), Reed Mahoney (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Marata Niukore (New Zealand Warriors), Tom Opacic (Hull Kingston Rovers), Isaiah Papali'i (Wests Tigers), Hayze Perham (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Ray Stone (The Dolphins)
Top 30
Jakob Arthur, Waqa Blake, Dylan Brown, Nathan Brown, Reagan Campbell-Gillard, Bryce Cartwright, Haze Dunster, Wiremu Greig, Clint Gutherson, Josh Hodgson, J'maine Hopgood, Shaun Lane, Makahesi Makatoa, Ryan Matterson, Jirah Momoisea, Mitchell Moses, Jack Murchie, Ofahiki Ogden, Junior Paulo, Will Penisini, Mitch Rein, Ky Rodwell, Sean Russell, Bailey Simonsson, Maika Sivo
Development players
Josh Tuipulotu
The Panthers have brought in four signings so far for next season, but still have space in their top 30. Expect Preston Riki and Mavrik Geyer to be vying for an upgraded contract.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 4
Gains
Jack Cogger (Huddersfield Giants), Luke Garner (Wests Tigers), Zac Hosking (Brisbane Broncos), Tyrone Peachey (Wests Tigers)
Losses
J'maine Hopgood (Parramatta Eels), Robert Jennings (The Dolphins), Viliame Kikau (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Apisai Koroisau (Wests Tigers), Sean O'Sullivan (The Dolphins), Charlie Staines (Wests Tigers)
Top 30
Eddie Blacker, Nathan Cleary, Jack Cogger, Jack Cole, Stephen Crichton, Dylan Edwards, James Fisher-Harris, Luke Garner, Zac Hosking, Thomas Jenkins, Mitch Kenny, Spencer Leniu, Moses Leota, Jarome Luai, Soni Luke, Liam Martin, Taylan May, Tyrone Peachey, Chris Smith, Lindsay Smith, Scott Sorensen, Izack Tago, Brian To'o, Sunia Turuva, Isaah Yeo
Development players
Mavrik Geyer, Liam Henry, Ativalu Lisati, Preston Riki
The Rabbitohs have just two spots left on their 2023 roster, so won't be rushing to make any more signings at this stage, although a long list of development players gives the club plenty of options if they want to promote internally.
Number of contracted players: 28
Number of development players: 6
Gains
Jye Gray (Souths Logan Magpies)
Losses
Mark Nicholls (The Dolphins), Kodi Nikorima (The Dolphins), Jaxson Paulo (Sydney Roosters)
Top 30
Jai Arrow, Thomas Burgess, Jed Cartwright, Michael Chee-Kam, Damien Cook, Campbell Graham, Siliva Havili, Dean Hawkins, Jacob Host, Lachlan Ilias, Alex Johnston, Liam Knight, Keaon Koloamatangi, Ben Lovett, Peter Mamouzelos, Taane Milne, Latrell Mitchell, Shaquai Mitchell, Davvy Moale, Cameron Murray, Hame Sele, Daniel Suluka-Fifita, Blake Taaffe, Isaiah Tass, Tevita Tatola, Leon Te Hau, Izaac Thompson, Cody Walker
Development players
Tallis Duncan, Thomas Fletcher, Jye Gray, Terrell Kalo Kalo, Josiah Karapani, Tyrone Munro
The Dragons are yet to announce their development player list for the 2023 season.
Outside of that, the club have brought in a duo of Tigers - Jacob Liddle and Zane Musgrove - to complement Nick Lui-Toso out of the QLD Cup. They have just three roster spots left, although that could extend to four if the rumours of Aaron Woods' departure turn out true.
Number of contracted players: 27
Number of development players: 0
Gains
Jacob Liddle (Wests Tigers), Nick Lui-Toso (Northern Pride), Zane Musgrove (Wests Tigers)
Losses
Daniel Alvaro (Toulouse Olympique), George Burgess (released), Poasa Faamausili (The Dolphins), Jackson Ford (New Zealand Warriors), Jack Gosiewski (North Queensland Cowboys), Josh McGuire (Warrington Wolves), Tariq Sims (Melbourne Storm)
Top 30
Talatau Amone, Jack Bird, Billy Burns, Jack de Belin, Mathew Feagai, Max Feagai, Tyrell Fuimaono, Ben Hunt, Jaiyden Hunt, Josh Kerr, Blake Lawrie, Jacob Liddle, Zac Lomax, Nick Lui-Toso, Moses Mbye, Andrew McCullough, Tautau Moga, Francis Molo, Zane Musgrove, Cody Ramsey, Mikaele Ravalawa, Tyrell Sloan, Jaydn Su'A, Moses Suli, Jayden Sullivan, Aaron Woods
Development players
Nil
The Roosters have five roster spots up their sleeve still to fill for the 2023 season, and are yet to announce their development deals. The club are believed to have a long list of players on their train and trial list though, including Kurt de Luis, Tui Katoa and Junior Pauga.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 0
Gains
Jaxson Paulo (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Brandon Smith (Melbourne Storm), Jake Turpin (Brisbane Broncos)
Losses
Lachlan Lam (Leigh Centurions), Freddy Lussick (New Zealand Warriors), Kevin Naiqama (Huddersfield Giants), Daniel Suluka-Fifita (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Siosiua Taukeiaho (Catalan Dragons), Sam Verrills (Gold Coast Titans), Ronald Volkman (New Zealand Warriors)
Top 30
Renouf Atoni, Fletcher Baker, Egan Butcher, Nat Butcher, Lindsay Collins, Angus Crichton, Drew Hutchison, Luke Keary, Adam Keighran, Joseph Manu, Terrell May, Paul Momirovski, Jaxson Paulo, Victor Radley, Billy Smith, Brandon Smith, Joseph Suaalii, James Tedesco, Daniel Tupou, Sitili Tupouniua, Jake Turpin, Jared Waerea-Hargreaves, Sam Walker, Connor Watson, Naufahu Whyte
Development players
Nil
The Dolphins recruitment campaign is almost finished, with just five Top 30 spots remaining for their inaugural NRL campaign. Don't be surprised if one or two of their development players are upgraded before the pre-season is out, with Jack Bostock already pencilled in to move into the senior squad for 2024.
Number of contracted players: 25
Number of development players: 5
Gains
Euan Aitken (New Zealand Warriors), Jack Bostock (St George Illawarra Dragons), Jesse Bromwich (Melbourne Storm), Kenneath Bromwich (Melbourne Storm), JJ Collins (Tweed Heads Seagulls), Herman Ese'ese (Gold Coast Titans), Poasa Faamausili (St George Illawarra Dragons), Tom Gilbert (North Queensland Cowboys), Oliver Gildart (Sydney Roosters), Harrison Graham (Wynnum Manly Seagulls), Jamayne Isaako (Brisbane Broncos), Ryan Jackson (Wynnum Manly Seagulls), Robert Jennings (Penrith Panthers), Isaiya Katoa (Penrith Panthers), Felise Kaufusi (Melbourne Storm), Brenko Lee (Brisbane Broncos), Edrick Lee (Newcastle Knights), Connelly Lemuelu (North Queensland Cowboys), Jeremy Marshall-King (Canterbury Bulldogs), Anthony Milford (Newcastle Knights), Mark Nicholls (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Kodi Nikorima (New Zealand Warriors), Sean O'Sullivan (Penrith Panthers), Michael Roberts, Ray Stone (Parramatta Eels), Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (North Queensland Cowboys), Mason Teague (Penrith Panthers), Jarrod Wallace (Gold Coast Titans)
Losses
Nil
Top 30
Euan Aitken, Jesse Bromwich, Kenneath Bromwich, JJ Collins, Herman Ese'ese, Poasa Faamausili, Tom Gilbert, Oliver Gildart, Jamayne Isaako, Robert Jennings, Isaiya Katoa, Felise Kaufusi, Brenko Lee, Edrick Lee, Connelly Lemuelu, Jeremy Marshall-King, Anthony Milford, Mark Nicholls, Kodi Nikorima, Sean O'Sullivan, Ray Stone, Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow, Valynce Te Whare, Mason Teague, Jarrod Wallace
Development players
Jack Bostock, Harrison Graham, Ryan Jackson, Michael Roberts, Jeremiah Simbiken
The Wests Tigers have added four players to their roster for the 2023 season, and still have the same amount of spots available in their Top 30.
Number of contracted players: 26
Number of development players: 4
Gains
Sione Fainu (Manly Sea Eagles), Apisai Koroisau (Penrith Panthers), Isaiah Papali'i (Parramatta Eels, 2025), Charlie Staines (Penrith Panthers, 2023)
Losses
Luke Garner (Penrith Panthers), Oliver Gildart (The Dolphins), Luciano Leilua (North Queensland Cowboys), Jacob Liddle (St George Illawarra Dragons), Jock Madden (Brisbane Broncos), Thomas Mikaele (Warrington Wolves), Zane Musgrove (St George Illawarra Dragons), Tyrone Peachey (Penrith Panthers), James Roberts (retired), James Tamou (North Queensland Cowboys), Kelma Tuilagi (Manly Sea Eagles)
Top 30
Shawn Blore, Luke Brooks, Adam Doueihi, Sione Fainu, Jackson Hastings, Asu Kepaoa, Apisai Koroisau, Daine Laurie, Ken Maumalo, Brent Naden, Rua Ngatikaura, David Nofoaluma, Joe Ofahengaue, Isaiah Papali'i, Fonua Pole, Triston Reilly, Apisalome Saukuru, Alex Seyfarth, Jake Simpkin, Tukimihia Simpkins, Charlie Staines, Tommy Talau, Starford To'a, Brandon Tumeth, Alex Twal, Stefano Utoikamanu
Development players
Josh Feledy, Kitione Kautoga, Christian Ma'anaima, Justin Matamua