NRLW Casualty Ward: Tui injures ankle; Season over for Manzelmann

The Sharks will be sweating on the fitness of Georgia Hannaway after the five-eighth left the field late in the loss to the Cowboys on Sunday.

Hannaway, who was one the best players on either side, looked to have concern with her heavily strapped left leg late in the second half, but Sharks coach Tony Herman said post-match the club was still assessing the extent of the injury.

"We're not quite sure, we'll have to have a good look at that. She got hurt early on in the game but she toughed it out... and then in the end, she just couldn't keep going," he said.

It was a blow for the Eels at CommBank Stadium on Saturday with centre Lindsay Tui forced from the field with an ankle injury.

Tui was on the end of a hip drop tackle from Tamika Jones in the 53rd minute and finished the day on the bench with ice on her ankle.

Fellow Eel Layne Morgan left the field for a HIA late in the match after copping a knock to the face. This was Morgan's first game back from a facial fracture so she will be hopeful no damage has been done in the incident.

Parra went into the match without Ryvrr-Lee Alo and Chloe Jackson due to concussion.

In Saturday's final game of the day, Roosters forward Rima Butler came from the field early in the second half for a HIA which she failed. This is likely to see her out for the match against the Warriors next week. 

Cowboys skipper Emma Manzelmann has been ruled out for the remainder of the season with a Lisfranc injury suffered in Round 6 against the Bulldogs.

The Maroons hooker was taken off in the 11th minute of the loss at Bemore and the club confirmed she would miss the final five matches.

A further blow for North Queensland ahead of their clash against Cronulla with centre Abigail Roache dropping out due to a knee injury.

Injury concerns also for Wests Tigers with four stars all set to miss the Round 7 clash against the Warriors.

Captain Kezie Apps (lower leg), winger Emily Bass (calf), hooker Salma Nour (leg) and centre Harmony Crichton (leg) are all sidelined in a big blow to the Tigers' chances.

Good news for the Broncos with star centre Julia Robinson named to start against the Roosters this week, despite leaving the field with a knee injury in her side's loss to the Raiders. 

Robinson was sent for scans immediately after being helped from the field but has recovered to be selected for the grand final rematch.

Hooker Jada Ferguson will sit out the game against the Roosters after suffering a Category 1 head knock last Sunday.

Roosters five-eighth Jocelyn Kelleher, who left the field late in the contest against the Eels with a quad injury, has been named to partner with Tarryn Aiken in the halves against Brisbane.

"She's been carrying it for a couple of weeks," Strange said following the Round 6 win. "It was more precautionary to bring her off, she didn't want to come off. 

"She said it was starting to tighten up there in the second half so we thought we'd bring her off so she's ready to go next week."

Another injury blow for the Sharks who lost winger Georgia Ravics to a calf injury in their loss to the Titans.

The club have an extensive injury list with halfback Chantay Kiria-Ratu was added to the casualty ward prior to kick-off after succumbing to an ankle injury.

Kiria-Ratu is expected to miss 1-2 weeks and was replaced by Madison Ashby for the game against the Titans.

Also in the casualty ward at Shark Park are centre Annessa Biddle (knee), and forwards Rhiannon Byers (knee) and Steph Faulkner (ankle).

At the Warriors, prop Matekino Gray has returned from a foot injury that has kept her out of the first six rounds.

Gray flew to Sydney on Friday and played for the club’s feeder side the Rabbitohs in the New South Wales women’s premiership.

Middle forward Laishon Albert-Jones is set to be cleared next week from the calf injury she suffered in the season-opener against the Bulldogs in Hamilton.