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Leading figures in the game have urged the NRL to reconsider expanding the women's competition next year, with a couple of high-profile players calling on more games instead of new teams being added to the NRLW.
This year's NRLW competition was expanded from six teams to 10, with newcomers the Sharks, Raiders, Cowboys and Wests Tigers all missing out on the finals.
The original plan was to expand in 2025 with two new teams coming in, but there are reports the NRL is looking to bring that...
Sophie Holyman, a player for the NRL team, has been charged by the Match Review Committee after their recent defeat against the Titans.
The website raiders.com.au is reporting on the matter, specifically focusing on Holyman's involvement in the judiciary.
Holyman has been charged with a grade one dangerous contact charge, specifically tripping, which occurred during the 21st minute of the game.
Given that this is her first offense, Holyman has the option to take an early guilty plea, which would result in a warning rather than a penalty.
The Gold Coast Titans have emerged victorious over the Canberra Raiders, ending the Raiders' hopes of making it to the finals.
The Titans secured a comfortable 30-6 win at GIO Stadium on Sunday, solidifying their third-place finish.
Led by coach Karyn Murphy, the Titans dominated the game, scoring four tries in the first half and extending their lead even further in the second half.
Titans hooker Brittany Breayley-Nati played a key role in the team's success, providing two try assists within eight minutes.