Kennedy Cherrington, Botille Vette-Welsh and Jada Taylor, three rising stars of the NRLW, are calling for better pay, conditions and respect for the women’s league.
In an exclusive interview and cover shoot with Stellar, Torrie Lewis reveals how she is preparing for the Paris Olympics.
Next month, when the new season of the NRLW kicks off, there will be 10 female teams competing.
The growth comes off the back of this year’s historic women’s State of Origin, in which the NSW and Queensland teams will play an inaugural third match, just as their male counterparts do. The first two games took place in front of record crowds and the highest television audiences ever for NRL women’s matches.
“To see the steps we’ve taken since 2018 is historic – we’re literally writing history as we speak,” says Parramatta Eels captain Kennedy Cherrington, 25, who joins fellow NRLW players Botille Vette-Welsh and Jada Taylor for a shoot with Stellar.
“So imagine what we could do…
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