Bulldogs fullback Andie Robinson has been selected in the Australian Women's Prime Minister's XIII squad to take on the Papua New Guinea Prime Minister's XIII at Santos National Football Stadium in Port Moresby, on Sunday, October 12.
The Women’s Prime Minister’s XIII will be captained by Quincy Dodd and Sophie Holyman, with Robinson joined by Titans speedster Jaime Chapman, Eels fullback Abbi Church and Wests Tigers attacking ace Caitlin Turnbull.
Women’s Prime Minister’s XIII Coach Jess Skinner said her squad was brimming with exiting youngsters who will earn their first taste of representative football.
“We have some players in this squad that have experienced this fixture previously and having them back in the team will be invaluable for some of the exciting young talent we’ve selected to get a taste of international Rugby League," she said.
“The players that are involved in this game will have the opportunity of a lifetime coming together to play and experience a country that has a passion for Rugby League like no other.
“For the young players we have, it’s a chance to put their hand up for Jillaroos honours and I know that they are going to bring a lot of energy and excitement to this contest."
2025 Australian Women’s Prime Minister’s XIII
1. Abbi Church (Parramatta Eels)
2. Andie Robinson (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs)
3. Jaime Chapman (Gold Coast Titans)
4. Jasmine Peters (North Queensland Cowboys)
5. Phoenix-Raine Hippi (Gold Coast Titans)
6. Kasey Reh (St George Illawarra Dragons)
7. Kirra Dibb (North Queensland Cowboys)
8. Lillian Yarrow (North Queensland Cowboys)
9. Quincy Dodd (c) (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
10. Sophie Holyman (c) (Canberra Raiders)
11. Chloe Jackson (Parramatta Eels)
12. Shaylee Bent (Gold Coast Titans)
13. Bree Chester (North Queensland Cowboys)
14. Georgia Hannaway (Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks)
15. Kayla Romaniuk (Newcastle Knights)
16. Makenzie Weale (North Queensland Cowboys)
17. Madison Mulhall (St George Illawarra Dragons
18. Shenai Lendill (St George Illawarra Dragons)
19. Caitlin Turnbull (Wests Tigers)
20. Tori Shipton (St George Illawarra Dragons)
