For the first time in history, the 2023 Women’s State of Origin will take place over a not-to-be-missed two-match series this June. So, bust out your merch and settle in with your favourite snacks, as the best of the best face off in the ultimate fight for state supremacy.
How can I watch Women’s State of Origin?
Each game of the 2023 Ampol State of Origin is available free-to-air on Channel Nine and its on-demand partner 9Now. You can also catch on-demand replays on Kayo if you happen to miss any of the action. If you’re an eligible Telstra mobile customer, you can catch replays of each game through the NRL app.
Watch Women’s State of Origin on Channel 9 & 9Now
Channel 9 and 9Now have been the home of State of Origin for years now, with 2023 no different. Channel 9 will have live coverage of each Women’s State of Origin game, with 9Now offering on-demand coverage.
Watch Women’s State of Origin on Kayo
Kayo offers highlights and replays of previous State of Origin clashes if you’re looking to enjoy each state’s heyday. Kayo also offers coverage of the regular NRL season to help you keep track of who’s in form come Origin.
Watch Women’s State of Origin on NRL App
The NRL app is home to plenty of NRL content (surprisingly), with the 2023 Women’s State of Origin no exception, although you’ll be relegated to watching replays rather than the live action.
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Women’s State of Origin 2023 Fixtures
| Date | Time (AEST)* | Venue | |
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| Game 1 | 1 June (Thurs) | 7:45pm | CommBank Stadium, Sydney |
| Game 2 | 22 June (Thurs) | 7:45pm | Queensland Country Bank Stadium, Townsville |
*Kick-off times are scheduled times only. Games may commence earlier or later, depending on pre-game entertainment, but coverage usually begins an hour before kick-off.
Can I watch Women’s State of Origin overseas?
Yes, each game will be televised in various countries around the world. Here’s a list of where to watch or stream the Women’s State of Origin series outside of Australia:
- New Zealand: Sky Sport 4
- USA: Fox US
- UK: Sky UK or WatchNRL
- Canada: WatchNRL
- Southeast Asia: Fox Sports Asia
- Papua New Guinea: TVWAN Action
- France: BeIN Sports
- Netherlands: Fox Netherlands
- Africa: ESPN Africa
- Worldwide: WatchNRL or Sport24
Women’s State of Origin Team List 2023
NSW reclaimed the Women’s Origin Shield last year, with a 20-14 victory over QLD. Will they do it again or will it come back to its rightful place in QLD? Here is the list of players we can expect to see take the field in Game 2 this year:
QLD State of Origin Team 2023
Here is the team that will line up against the Blues:
- Tamika Upton
- China Polata
- Shenae Ciesiolka
- Evania Pelite
- Emily Bass
- Tarryn Aiken
- Zahara Temara
- Shannon Mato
- Destiny Brill
- Keilee Joseph
- Tazmin Gray
- Romy Teitzel
- Ali Brigginshaw
- Emma Manzelmann
- Jessika Elliston
- Sophie Holyman
- Shaniah Power
- Tallisha Harden
- Sienna Lofipo
Coach: Tahnee Norris
NSW State of Origin Team 2023
Here is the team that will line up against the Maroons:
- Emma Tonegato
- Jaime Chapman
- Jessica Sergis
- Isabelle Kelly
- Tiana Penitani
- Taliah Fuimaono
- Jesse Southwell
- Kezie Apps
- Keeley Davis
- Millie Boyle
- Oliva Kernick
- Yasmin Clydsdale
- Simaima Taufa
- Quincy Dodd
- Kennedy Cherrington
- Sarah Togatuki
- Shaylee Bent
- Cassey Tohi-Hiku
- Brooke Anderson
Coach: Kylie Hilder
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