NRLW 2022: Draw, results, ladder, teams, squads, how to watch, betting odds

The NRLW reaches its crescendo this weekend, with the Parramatta Eels and Newcastle Knights to face off in the grand final.

This year's competition follows a delayed 2021 campaign which took place earlier in the year. 

The Sydney Roosters are the reigning champions but were knocked out by a spirited Eels side in the semi finals.

Sporting News Australia has everything you need to know about the new season.

NRLW 2022 draw and results

The Eels and Sydney Roosters kicked off the new season on August 20, with five rounds of regular season matches following.

The new Allianz Stadium was launched in Round 3, with the Roosters and Dragons playing as part of a combined double-header with the NRL. 

Round 4 saw the first-ever NRLW double-header, which played at AAMI Park ahead of the NRL elimination final between the Storm and Raiders.

The final round of the regular season was held at Central Coast Stadium in Gosford, with three consecutive games taking place.

Now, it's time for the finals.

Two semi finals took place last week, with the grand final next up on October 2.

Round 1

Round 2

Round 3

Round 4

Round 5

Semi finals

Grand final

NRLW 2022 ladder

GP = games played, W = wins, L = losses, +/- = points difference, P = points

How to watch NRLW in 2022

The NRLW Premiership will be broadcast on Channel 9 until at least the end of the 2027 season, following a deal made earlier this year.

Each game of the 2022 season will be broadcast live on free-to-air, with the opening match between the Eels and Roosters set to be featured on Nine's primary channel.

Games will also be sublicensed to Foxtel, with matches shown via Fox Sports and Kayo.

NRLW 2022 teams

Six teams will take part in the 2022 edition of NRLW. 

• Brisbane Broncos
• Gold Coast Titans
• Newcastle Knights
• Parramatta Eels
• St. George-Illawarra Dragons
• Sydney Roosters

In 2023, the NRLW will expand to 10 teams, with four new clubs set to join the competition.

Those teams are the Canberra Raiders, Cronulla Sharks, North Queensland Cowboys and Wests Tigers.

NRLW 2022 premiership odds

Odds courtesy of Sportsbet.

Last updated September 27. 

NRLW 2022 squad lists and players

There was plenty of player movement ahead of the 2022 campaign.

Notably, Tamika Upton and Millie Boyle have both made the switch from the Broncos to the Knights, whilst the Dragons have kept more players from last season than any other team.

Here are the current team lists for the NRLW 2022 season (as per official team websites on  August 9, 2022):

Brisbane Broncos

Tarryn Aiken (Five-Eighth)

Emily Bass (Winger)

Ali Brigginshaw (Halfback)

Lauren Brown (Centre)

Jaime Chapman (Winger)

Shenae Ciesiolka (Winger)

Brianna Clark (Prop)

Jada Ferguson (Five-Eighth)

Jasmine Fogavini (Centre)

Lavina Gould (Hooker)

Amber Hall (Prop)

Sophie Holyman (Winger)

Chelsea Lenarduzzi (Prop)

Nita Maynard (Hooker)

Annetta Nu'ausala (Prop)

Paige Parker (Centre)

Kaitlyn Phillips (2nd Row)

Julia Robinson (Winger)

Sara Sautia (2nd Row)

Crystal Tamarua (2nd Row)

Shakiah Tungai (Winger)

Gold Coast Titans

Madison Bartlett (Winger)

Annette Brander (prop)

Brittany Breayley-Nati (Hooker)

Kimiora Breayley-Nati (Halfback)

Karina Brown (Winger)

Lauren Brown (Halfback)

Zara Canfield (2nd Row)

Laikha Clarke (Prop)

Emily Curtain (Five-Eighth)

Jessika Elliston (Prop)

Jetaya Faifua (Winger)

Tazmin Gray (2nd Row)

Georgia Hale (Lock)

Stephanie Hancock (Prop)

Shannon Mato (Prop)

Hailee-Jay Maunsell (Centre)

Hagiga Mosby (Winger)

Roxy Murdoch (Prop)

April Ngatupuna (Lock)

Apii Nicholls (Fullback)

Evania Pelite (Fullback)

Jasmine Peters (Centre)

Tiana Raftstrand-Smith (2nd Row)

Newcastle Knights

Tamsin Barber (Winger)

Millie Boyle (Prop)

Yasmin Clydsdale (2nd Row)

Tiana Davison (2nd Row)

Kirra Dibb (Five-Eighth)

Olivia Higgins (Hooker)

Caitlan Johnston (Prop)

Simone Karpani (Lock)

Bobbi Law (Centre)

Emma Manzelmann (Hooker)

Caitlin Moran (Halfback)

Nicole Nathan (Winger)

Emmanita Paki (Centre)

Shanice Parker (Fullback)

Charntay Poko (Halfback)

Taylah Predebon (Prop)

Kyra Simon (Prop)

Hannah Southwell (Lock)

Kiana Takairangi (Centre)

Romy Teitzel (Fullback)

Tamika Upton (Fullback)

Parramatta Eels

Brooke Anderson (Lock)

Gayle Broughton (Fullback)

Rima Butler (Prop)

Kennedy Cherrington (2nd Row) 

Rueben Cherrington (Hooker)

Abbi Church (Fullback)

Zali Fay (Winger)

Vanessa Foliaki (2nd Row)

Filomina Hanisi (Prop)

Rikeya Horne (Winger)

Ellie Johnston (Prop)

Ruby-Jean Kennard (Prop)

Seli Mailangi (Lock)

Tiana Penitani (Winger)

Christian Pio (2nd Row)

Tayla Preston (Halfback)

Ashlee Quinlan (Halfback)

Tess Staines (Fullback)

Simaima Taufa (Lock)

Cassey Tohi-Hiku (Winger)

Brooke Walker (Halfback)

Luisa Yaranamua (Halfback)

St. George-Illawarra Dragons

Elsie Albert (Prop)

Kezie Apps (2nd Row)

Shaylee Bent (Centre)

Teagan Berry (Winger) 

Keele Brown (Centre)

Keeley Davis (Hooker)

Quincy Dodd (Hooker)

Tegan Dymock (Lock)

Taliah Fuimaono (Five-Eighth)

Talei Holmes (2nd Row)

Zali Hopkins (Halfback)

Page McGregor (Centre)

Salma Nour (Hooker)

Rachael Pearson (Halfback)

Andie Robinson (Centre)

Monalisa Soliola (Prop)

Renee Targett (Hooker)

Emma Tonegato (Fullback)

Chantel Tugaga (2nd Row)

Holli Wheeler (Lock)

Sydney Roosters

Samantha Bremner (Fullback)

Destiny Brill (Lock)

Shawden Burton (Hooker)

Samantha Economos (Prop)

Jayme Fressard (Centre)

Mya Hill-Moana (Prop)

Kalosipani Hopoate (Prop)

Keilee Jospeh (2nd Row)

Jocelyn Kelleher (Halfback)

Olivia Kernick (2nd Row)

Raecene McGregor (Halfback)

Joeli Morris (Lock)

Shaniah Power (2nd Row)

Otesa Pule (2nd Row)

Shannon Rose (Centre)

Jessica Sergis (Centre)

Jasmine Strange (Centre)

Jada Taylor (Fullback)

Angelina Teakaraanga-Katoa (Prop)

Chante Temara (Hooker)

Zahara Temara (Five-Eighth)

Leianne Tufuga (Winger)