We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
The Queensland Rugby League has revealed their squad for Game II of the women's State of Origin series, according to reports on raiders.com.au.
The team will face off against New South Wales in Townsville, with one change to the 17 players who won the opening game in Sydney.
China Polata will make her Origin debut for the Maroons, taking over from Julia Robinson on the wing.
One of rugby league's all-round good guys Jarrod Croker will play his 300th NRL game on Friday when the Raiders host the Warriors at GIO Stadium.
Croker was rested last week to ensure he could celebrate the milestone on home soil.
It will be an emotional game for the 32-year-old, who has had to overcome several serious injuries to get to 300 games.
The Raiders are in red-hot form having won seven of their past eight games. They welcome back fullback Seb Kris from a knee injury and co-captain Elliott Whitehead from a two-game suspension too.
Victor the Viking is a common sight for Raiders fans - but he has a history that is longer than you may realise.
Today (9 June), Queanbeyan resident Tony Wood, better known as Victor the Viking, will be on hand to mark 40 years of service as the Canberra Raiders' mascot.
In 1983, we were down in Sydney watching the team play against the Western Suburbs Magpies, said Mr Wood.
The game wasn't a great game, but then I saw the Magpies' mascot, called Mark the Magpie, and he was the ultimate mascot.