Westpac NSW Blues Women’s coach John Strange has retained the same 20-player squad for the third and final game of the Ampol Women’s State of Origin series at Cbus Super Stadium on the Gold Coast on Thursday 28 May.
The only changes to the team are Olivia Higgins, who was named at No.14 for Game Two but started the match, has been named in the No.9 jumper. Hooker Keeley Nizza, who started from the bench in Game Two and scored a crucial try, has been named at No.14. Quincy Dodd has been named at No.18 and Corban Baxter at No.19 in the only other reshuffle.
The Westpac NSW Blues Women made it back-to-back series wins after winning the opening two games of the series in Newcastle and Brisbane. They will become the first NSW Origin team since 2000 to claim a series 3-0 if they win Game Three on the Gold Coast.
2026 WESTPAC NSW BLUES WOMEN’S SQUAD
Game Three, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast , Thursday 28 May
Westpac NSW Blues Women
1. Abbi Church (Parramatta Eels)
2. Jaime Chapman (Gold Coast Titans)
3. Jess Sergis (Sydney Roosters)
4. Isabelle Kelly (c) (Sydney Roosters)
5. Jayme Fressard (Sydney Roosters)
6. Jocelyn Kelleher (Sydney Roosters)
7. Jesse Southwell (Brisbane Broncos)
8. Millie Elliott (Sydney Roosters)
9. Olivia Higgins (Newcastle Knights)
10. Ellie Johnston (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
11. Kezie Apps (Wests Tigers)
12. Yasmin Meakes (Newcastle Knights)
13. Olivia Kernick (Sydney Roosters)
14. Keeley Nizza (Sydney Roosters)
15. Kennedy Cherrington (Parramatta Eels)
16. Rima Butler (Sydney Roosters)
17. Teagan Berry (St George Illawarra Dragons)
18. Quincy Dodd (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
19. Corban Baxter (Sydney Roosters)
20. Hannah Southwell (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Coach: John Strange
