Olympic stars Tyla King, Stacey Waaka, and Tenika Willison are ready to tackle the NRLW! Are you ready for some rugby action?
In a thrilling development for New Zealand rugby fans, Olympic gold medalists Tyla King, Stacey Waaka, and Tenika Willison are set to make waves in the NRLW (National Rugby League Women’s) league. These talented athletes, who electrified the world with their remarkable performances in Rugby 7s during the last Olympic Games, are now stepping into a whole new arena, and you won’t want to miss it! As they swap their Rugby 7s jerseys for those of the NRLW, it's clear that their competitive spirits are as high as ever.
The inclusion of these world-class players into the NRLW is not only an exciting prospect for the teams they'll be joining but also an incredible opportunity to elevate the profile of women's rugby league in New Zealand. Fans are buzzing with excitement, imagining the dynamic plays and fierce competition these players will bring to the field. As more Rugby 7s stars set their sights on the NRLW, it seems a new era of female rugby is about to unfold right before our eyes — and it's bound to be a spectacle!
Interestingly, the NRLW has seen a surge in interest from various athletes after the Olympic 7s success, with many stars now eyeing the switch to rugby league. The crossover between formats showcases the incredible versatility of these players, who have proven their mettle on both the international stage and the local grounds. And with so many gifted athletes making this transition, it raises the stakes for every team involved.
As the Kiwi gold medallists prepare for their debut, it’s worth noting that women’s rugby is snowballing in popularity across New Zealand, inspiring the next generation of female athletes. With programs popping up in schools and communities, the talent pool is only set to grow richer. Keep your eyes peeled — we could be witnessing the birth of a new rugby dynasty! Did you know that New Zealand's Rugby 7s was instrumental in bringing about the inclusion of women in rugby league at a professional level? It's a game-changer! And remember, the NRLW season is just around the corner, so grab some popcorn and get ready to cheer forward!
Kiwi gold medallists Tyla King, Stacey Waaka and Tenika Willison will join the NRLW - and more Rugby 7s stars are set to follow now their Olympic campaigns ...
They're the Olympic gold medallists about to light up the NRLW with a mass code switch.