NRL 2026 team lists: Every club’s confirmed lineup for Round 19

State of Origin is done for another year. It’s full steam ahead for the NRL finals with seven games to be played in Round 19.

The Tigers and Warriors kick things off on Friday night in what’s likely to be a chilly Campbelltown before the Dolphins host the Sharks at Redcliffe on Saturday afternoon.

The weekend’s action ends with the Storm taking on the Titans at AAMI Park on Sunday night.

The Broncos, Dragons and Panthers have the bye.

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NRL 2026 — ROUND 19

Wests Tigers vs. New Zealand Warriors

(Friday, July 10 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, 8:00pm AEST)

Tigers team:

1. Jahream Bula
2. Sunia Turuva
3. Heamasi Makasini
4. Starford To’a
5. Jerel Skelton
6. Jarome Luai (c)
7. Adam Doueihi
8. Terrell May
9. Josese Lanyon
10. Bunty Afoa
11. Samuela Fainu
12. Sione Fainu
13. Alex Twal

14. Latu Fainu
15. Fonua Pole
16. Alex Seyfarth
17. Tony Sukkar
18. Faalentino Tavana
19. Charlie Murray

Tigers team news:

Api Koroisau suffered a pectoral injury against the Dragons and is set to miss 3-4 weeks, opening the door for Josese Lanyon to return at No.9 with Latu Fainu providing cover off the bench.

Jarome Luai (concussion) returns this week, pushing Jock Madden to the extended reserves. Star forward Samuela Fainu (foot) has been named to return alongside his brother Sione in the back row with Tony Sukkar and Alex Seyfarth both named on the bench.

Warriors team:

1. Taine Tuaupiki
2. Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad
3. Ali Leiataua
4. Adam Pompey
5. Alofiana Khan-Pereira
6. Chanel Harris-Tavita
7. Te Maire Martin
8. James Fisher-Harris (c)
9. Wayde Egan
10. Tanner Stowers-Smith
11. Leka Halasima
12. Jacob Laban
13. Erin Clark

14. Sam Healey
15.Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
16. Demitric Vaimauga
17. Marata Niukore
18. Luke Metcalf
19. Makaia Tafua

Warriors team news:

James Fisher-Harris (hamstring) and Leka Halasima (calf) are back this week. Origin stars Mitch Barnett and Kurt Capewell have been named on the extended reserves but are almost certqin to be rested. Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (hamstring) is out with Alofiana Khan-Pereira (thigh) returning on the wing in his place.

Dolphins vs. Cronulla Sharks

(Saturday, July 11 at Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe, 3:00 pm AEST)

Dolphins team:

1. Trai Fuller
2. Jamayne Isaako
3. Jake Averillo
4. Herbie Farnworth
5. Tevita Naufahu
6. Kodi Nokirima
7. Brad Schneider
8. Felise Kaufusi (c)
9. Jeremy Marshall-King
10. Francis Molo
11. Connelly Lemuelu
12. Kulikefu Finefeuiaki
13. Morgan Knowles

14. Kurt Donoghoe
15. Ray Stone
16. Tom Gilbert
17. Sebastian Su’a
18. Brian Pouniu
19. John Fineanganofo

Dolphins team news:

Kristian Woolf has been reluctant to have his stars back up after Origin, so look for a few big names to be missing again this week despite all being named on the extended reserves. Winger Jack Bostock is definitely out after failing his HIA against Maroons.

Isaiya Katoa isn’t expected back until Round 21 after undergoing surgery on his broken wrist. Ray Stone returns after being rested against the Knights in Round 18.

Cronulla team:

1. Will Kennedy
2. Sione Katoa
3. Jesse Ramien
4. KL Iro
5. Ronaldo Mulitalo
6. Braydon Trindall
7. Nicho Hynes
8. Thomas Hazelton
9. Jayden Berrell
10. Jesse Colquhoun
11. Billy Burns
12. Teig Wilton
13. Cam McInnes (c)

14. Hohepa Puru
15. Siosifa Talakai
16. Oregon Kaufusi
17. Tuku Hau Tapuha
18. Mawene Hiroti
19. Sam Stonestreet

Sharks team news:

The Sharks are eyeing off the top four and are nearing full strength with only Toby Rudolf (knee) listed on the official injury list. Blues stars Blayke Brailey and Addin Fanua-Blake have been named on the extended reserves and could back up after only playing 30 minutes on Wednesday night. Briton Nikora is on report and also suffered a head knock against the Blues so wil almost certainly sit this one out.

Canterbury Bulldogs vs. Canberra Raiders

(Saturday, July 11 at Accor Stadium, 5:30pm AEST)

Canterbury team:

1. Connor Tracey
2. Jacob Kiraz
3. Matt Burton
4. Enari Tuala
5. Jethro Rinakama
6. Stephen Crichton (c)
7. Lachlan Galvin
8. Max King
9. Bailey Hayward
10. Leo Thompson
11. Josh Curran
12. Jaeman Salmon
13. Harry Hayes

14. Kurt Mann
15. Alekolasimi Jones
16. Jack Underhill
17. Lipoi Hopoi
18. Bronson Xerri
19. Sean O’Sullivan

Bulldogs team news:

Stephen Crichton is named to play on the Origin back up, but whether he does will depend on his troublesome shoulder. In the forwards Jacob Preston (arm) is on the extended reserves while Viliame Kikau (pectoral) remains out for at least another week. Jacob Kiraz suffered a painful rib injury in Round 17 but has been named on the wing.

Canberra team:

1. Kaeo Weekes
2. Sebastian Kris
3. Simi Sasagi
4. Matthew Timoko
5. Xavier Savage
6. Ethan Strange
7. Ethan Sanders
8. Corey Horsburgh
9. Owen Pattie
10. Joe Tapine (c)
11. Hudson Young
12. Noah Martin
13. Zac Hosking

14. Tom Starling
15. Ata Mariota
16. Josh Papalii
17. Daine Laurie
18. Chevy Stewart
19. Morgan Smithies

Raiders team news:

Savelio Tamale was hooked by Ricky Stuart in Round 17 and is again replaced on the wing by Sebastian Kris. Corey Horsburgh will be fresh after being released from Maroons camp while Ethan Strange should be good to back up after only playing the final 15 minutes in Origin Game III. Daine Laurie is back after serving a one-week suspension for an off-field incident last season while Noah Martin (syndesmosis) and Josh Papalii (calf) both make welcome returns from injury.

Sydney Roosters vs. Parramatta Eels

(Saturday, July 11 at Allianz Stadium, 7:35pm AEST)

Roosters team:

~~1. James Tedesco (c)~~
2. Daniel Tupou
3. Billy Smith
4. Robert Toia
5. Mark Nawaqanitawase
6. Daly Cherry-Evans
7. Hugo Savala
8. Naufahu Whyte
9. Connor Watson
10. Spencer Leniu
11. Salesi Foketi
12. Siua Wong
13. Victor Radley

South Sydney Rabbitohs vs. Newcastle Knights

(Sunday, July 12 at Accor Stadium, 2:00pm AEST)

South Sydney team:

1. Matt Dufty
2. Dayne Jennings
3. Tallis Duncan
4. Jack Wighton
5. Campbell Graham
6. Jayden Sullivan
7. Ashton Ward
8. Tevita Tatola
9. Brandon Smith
10. Keaon Koloamatangi
11. David Fifita
12. Euan Aitken
13. Cameron Murray (c)

14. Lachlan Hubner
15. Jamie Humphreys
16. John Radel
17. Liam Le Blanc
18. Jye Gray
19. Latrell Siegwalt

Rabbitohs team news:

Skipper Cameron Murray will be hoping to back up after Origin Game III pushing Lachlan Hubner back to the pine. Campbell Graham (calf) returns replacing Edward Kosi on one Rabbitohs wing while Dayne Jennings remains on the other. Cody Walker copped a one-match suspension for kicking Panthers halfback Jack Cogger in Round 18 with Jayden Sullivan coming into the Bunnies halves. Jye Gray and Latrell Siegwalt have both been dropped to the bench, replaced on the starting 13 by Matt Dufty and Tallis Duncan.

Newcastle team:

1. Kalyn Ponga (c)
2. Dominic Young
3. Dane Gagai
4. Bradman Best
5. Greg Marzhew
6. Fletcher Sharpe
7. Dylan Brown
8. Cody Hopwood
9. Phoenix Crossland
10. Trey Mooney
11. Dylan Lucas
12. Jermaine McEwen
13. Mat Croker

14. Sandon Smith
15. Tyson Frizell
16. Lachlan Crouch
17. Thomas Cant
18. Harrison Graham
19. Fletcher Hunt

Knights team news:

Kalyn Ponga and Bradman Best are named on the Origin back up, time will tell if they make it. In the forwards the Knights have injury concerns with both of their first-choice props. Trey Mooney (calf) was a late scratching for the Dolphins but has been named, while veteran Jacob Saifiti suffered a hamstring strain early in the same match and is set for an extended period on the sidelines.

Manly Sea Eagles vs. North Queensland Cowboys

(Sunday, July 12 at 4 Pines Park, 4:05pm AEST)

Manly team:

1. Tom Trbojevic (c)
2. Jason Saab
3. Tolu Koula
4. Reuben Garrick
5. Lehi Hopoate
6. Joey Walsh
7. Jamal Fogarty
8. Taniela Paseka
9. Jake Simpkin
10. Kobe Hetherington
11. Haumole Olakau’atu
12. Ben Trbojevic
13. Jake Trbojevic (c)

14. Corey Waddell
15. Nathan Brown
16. Ethan Bullemore
17. Simione Laiafi
18. Josh Feledy
19. Aaron Schoupp

Sea Eagles team news:

Haumole Olakau’atu will be rearing to go after failing to make it on the field for Origin III. Tolo Koula played the second half as Blues fullback but should also be right to back up as the Sea Eagles look to bounce back from a disappointing Round 18 loss to the Eels. Utility back Clayton Faulalo suffered another hamstring injury and is set for more time on the sidelines.

North Queensland team:

1. Scott Drinkwater
2. Braidon Burns
3. Zac Laybutt
4. Tom Chester
5. Murray Tualagi
6. Jaxon Purdue
7. Jake Clifford
8. Tom Mikaele
9. Reed Mahoney
10. Jason Taumalolo
11. Heilum Luki
12. Jeremiah Nanai
13. Rueben Cotter (c)

14. Soni Luke
15. Griffin Neame
16. Matthew Lodge
17. Coen Hess
18. Sam McIntyre
19. John Bateman

Cowboys team news:

Co-captain Tom Dearden is on the extended reserves and could be in line for his first match since Round 10. Jeremiah Nanai and Rueben Cotter have both been named in the 13 but they could be rested on the Origin back-up, especially Cotter.

Melbourne Storm vs. Gold Coast Titans

(Sunday, July 12 at AAMI Park, 6:15pm AEST)

Melbourne team:

1. Sua Fa’alogo
2. Will Warbrick
3. Jack Howarth
4. Nick Meaney
5. Manaia Waitere
6. Cameron Munster
7. Jahrome Hughes
8. Stefano Utoikamanu
9. Harry Grant (c)
10. Josh King
11. Cooper Clark
12. Alec MacDonald
13. Trent Loiero

14. Tyran Wishart
15. Joe Chan
16. Jack Hetherington
17. Josiah Pahulu
18. Oryn Keeley
19. Trent Toelau

Storm team news:

Jahrome Hughes (calf) has been named to return with Tyran Wishart moving back to the bench, while Nick Meaney (calf) is another welcome return to the Storm backline. Mid-season Dolphins signing Oryn Keeley comes straight into the 19 on the reserves. Harry Grant and Cameron Munster will both be hoping to back up after poor showings in Origin Game III.

Gold Coast team:

1. Keano Kini
2. Dean Ieremia
3. Jojo Fifita
4. AJ Brimson
5. Phillip Sami
6. Jayden Campbell
7. Zane Harrison
8. Moeaki Fotuaika (c)
9. Oliver Pascoe
10. Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (c)
11. Arama Hau
12. Beau Fermor
13. Chris Randall

14. Kurtis Morrin
15. Josh Patston
16. Klese Haas
17. Copper Bai
18. Sam Verrills
19. Jaylan De Groot

Titans team news:

With a Sunday night kickoff Tino Fa’asuamaleaui and Jojo Fifita should both be good to go after playing for the Maroons on Wednesday. Former Storm player Dean Ieremia comes on to the Titans wing with Jaylan De Groot pushed back to the bench.

NRL RESULTS, SCORES ROUND 19:

Come back once Round 19 begins for the latest scores and results.

NRL 2026 team lists: Every club’s confirmed lineup for Round 19

NRL 2026 — ROUND 19

Wests Tigers vs. New Zealand Warriors

(Friday, July 10 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium, 8:00pm AEST)

Dolphins vs. Cronulla Sharks

(Saturday, July 11 at Kayo Stadium, Redcliffe, 3:00 pm AEST)

Canterbury Bulldogs vs. Canberra Raiders

(Saturday, July 11 at Accor Stadium, 5:30pm AEST)

Sydney Roosters vs. Parramatta Eels

(Saturday, July 11 at Allianz Stadium, 7:35pm AEST)

South Sydney Rabbitohs vs. Newcastle Knights

(Sunday, July 12 at Accor Stadium, 2:00pm AEST)

Manly Sea Eagles vs. North Queensland Cowboys

(Sunday, July 12 at 4 Pines Park, 4:05pm AEST)

Melbourne Storm vs. Gold Coast Titans

(Sunday, July 12 at AAMI Park, 6:15pm AEST)

NRL RESULTS, SCORES ROUND 19:

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