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NRL State Championship Team Lists: Panthers v Dolphins

The winners of The Knock On Effect Cup Penrith will take on Queensland's Hostplus Cup winners Redcliffe Dolphins for the national title to kick off grand final day. 

Official team lists, updates and injury news for the 2026 NRL State Championship Final.

Team Lists: NRL State Championship

Penrith Panthers v Redcliffe Dolphins, 1.20pm AEDT at Accor Stadium

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Panthers is number 1 Jaxen Edgar
    Fullback for Dolphins is number 1 Trai Fuller
  • Winger for Panthers is number 2 Nick Murphy
    Winger for Dolphins is number 2 Steven Numambo
  • Centre for Panthers is number 3 Patrick Moimoi
    Centre for Dolphins is number 3 Jude Saldanha
  • Centre for Panthers is number 4 Jesse McLean
    Centre for Dolphins is number 4 Kyle Coghill
  • Winger for Panthers is number 5 Jirah Liddiard
    Winger for Dolphins is number 5 Tevita Naufahu
  • Five-Eighth for Panthers is number 6 Keahn Skipps
    Five-Eighth for Dolphins is number 6 Jake Averillo
  • Halfback for Panthers is number 7 Kurt Falls
    Halfback for Dolphins is number 7 Joshua James

Forwards

  • Prop for Panthers is number 8 Tom Ale
    Prop for Dolphins is number 8 Sebastian Su'a
  • Hooker for Panthers is number 9 Billy Scott
    Hooker for Dolphins is number 9 Brent Woolf
  • Prop for Panthers is number 10 Josh Ruxton
    Prop for Dolphins is number 10 Felise Kaufusi
  • 2nd Row for Panthers is number 11 Zakauri Clarke
    2nd Row for Dolphins is number 11 Brian Pouniu
  • 2nd Row for Panthers is number 12 Kalani Leuluai-Going
    2nd Row for Dolphins is number 12 Sam Elliott
  • Lock for Panthers is number 13 Luron Patea
    Lock for Dolphins is number 13 Bradley Schneider

Interchange

  • Interchange for Panthers is number 14 Vea Tapa'atoutai
    Interchange for Dolphins is number 14 Jordan Plath
  • Interchange for Panthers is number 15 Jakeb Vailalo
    Interchange for Dolphins is number 15 Sheldon Pitama
  • Interchange for Panthers is number 16 Delahia Wigmore
    Interchange for Dolphins is number 16 Domenico De Stradis
  • Interchange for Panthers is number 17 Buster Hindmarsh
    Interchange for Dolphins is number 17 Jaron Purcell

Reserves

  • Replacement for Panthers is number 18 Toby Crosby
    Replacement for Dolphins is number 18 Jack Johnson
  • Reserve for Panthers is number 19 Haami Loza
    Reserve for Dolphins is number 19 Joven Gyemore
  • Reserve for Panthers is number 20 Hokafonu Lemoto
    Reserve for Dolphins is number 20 Mason Lome-Hindle
  • Reserve for Panthers is number 21 Jenson Tuaoi
    Reserve for Dolphins is number 21 Jonah Raidaveta
  • Reserve for Panthers is number 22 Tuaomaliemavaitoelau Patea
    Reserve for Dolphins is number 22 LJ Nonu

Match Officials

  • Senior Review Official: Ashley Klein

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Panthers: With Izack Tago out of the side this week, Jirah Liddiard comes from the interchange bench to start on the wing. There is also a new five-eighth, with Keahn Skipps to partner with Kurt Falls, reverting Haami Loza to the reserves. Josh Ruxton comes from the bench to start at prop, with Luron Patea moved to lock, shifting captain Kalani Leuluai-Going shifts from lock to the second row. The two new faces on the bench are Jakeb Vailalo and Cook Islands international Delahia Wigmore. 

Dolphins: After missing the Hostplus Cup grand final through suspension, Trai Fuller comes in at fullback, shifting Kyle Coghill into the more familiar centre position. This shuffles sees Brian Pouniu, who made his NRL debut this year, into second row, moving Jaron Purcell to the bench. Fellow NRL Dolphins regulars Felise Kaufusi, Jake Averillo and Tevita Naufahu have all been named to reprise their roles this week, while former Cronulla and South Sydney forward Patrice Siolo has been omitted from the squad. 

It all comes down to this. Don't miss a second of the action on Sunday live on Nine, 9Now and Sky Sports NZ.

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