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Sharks to watch this weekend in the green and gold

Sharks' NRLW quartet China Polata, Georgia Hannaway, Jacinta Carter and Jada Taylor will run out for the Prime Minister's XIII on Saturday.

Cronulla NRL cult hero Tom Hazelton will start in the front row for the PM's XIII men against Papua New Guinea.

Young Sharks Liam Challenor and Jamie Curran will lace up for the Aussie Schoolboys side earlier in the day.

The pair stepped up from SG Ball to Jersey Flegg this season and took Endeavour Sports High School all the way to the National Schoolboys finals; now they'll cap off an amazing year by pulling on the green and gold.

Kick-off times

This year, all games will be played at Santos Football Stadium in Port Moresby on Saturday, October 3.

Australian Schoolgirls v PNG Junior Orchids select side - 9am

Australian Schoolboys v PNG Junior Kumuls select side - 10.30am

Australian Women’s Prime Minister’s XIII v Papua New Guinea Prime Minister’s XIII Women - 12.15pm

Australian Men’s Prime Minister’s XIII v Papua New Guinea Prime Minister’s XIII Men - 2.05pm

The broadcast details for all four games are as follows:

Junior Orchids v Australian Schoolgirls
In Aus: Kayo Sports, 9Now
In PNG: Digicel / TVWAN
Livestream - NRL.com

Junior Kumuls v Australian Schoolboys
In Aus: Kayo Sports, 9Now
In PNG: Digicel / TVWAN
Livestream - NRL.com

PMs XIII Women
In Aus: Fox League, Kayo Sports, Nine, 9Now
In PNG: Digicel / TVWAN

PMs XIII Men
In Aus: Fox League, Kayo Sports, Nine, 9Now
In PNG: Digicel / TVWAN

The updated 2026 Australian Men’s Prime Minister’s XIII squad:

1. Jaxon Purdue
2. Nick Meaney
3. Tom Chester 
4. David Fifita
5. Braidon Burns 
6. Ezra Mam
7. Lachlan Galvin
8. Toby Couchman
9. Billy Walters 
10. Thomas Hazelton
11. Ryan Couchman 
12. Hamish Stewart 
13. Josh Curran
14. Owen Pattie 
15. Jock Madden
16. Tallyn Da Silva 
17. Kurtis Morrin 
18. Josh Kerr 
19. Alex Seyfarth 
20. Jamal Fogarty
Coach: Ben Te'o

The 2026 Australian Women’s Prime Minister’s XIII squad:

Ahlivia Ingram - St George Illawarra Dragons
Andie Robinson - Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Bree Chester - North Queensland Cowboys
China Polata - Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Chloe Jackson - Parramatta Eels
Georgia Hannaway - Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Jacinta Carter - Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Jada Taylor - Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks
Jasmin Morrissey - Parramatta Eels
Kasey Reh - St George Illawarra Dragons
Khyliah Gray - Parramatta Eels
Lucy Spain - Newcastle Knights
Montana Clifford - St George Illawarra Dragons
Rory Owen - Parramatta Eels
Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis - St George Illawarra Dragons
Tahlia O'Brien - St George Illawarra Dragons
Taneka Todhunter - Parramatta Eels
Tayla Preston - Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Tess McWilliams - Parramatta Eels
Tori Shipton - St George Illawarra Dragons
Coach - Jess Skinner

The Australian Schoolboys squad:

Liam Martin
Cyrus Bloomfield
William Manning
Callum Elsley
Cornelius Pupualii
Chase Butler
Liam Challenor
Steven Nunn
Jai Bilish
Jamie Curran
Curtis Mulherin
Kalani Patu
Charlie Xuereb
Jireh-Trey Stewart
Cooper Townsend
Cordell Arama
Hayden Bell
Riley Rostron

Head coach:  Adam Sargent-Wilson
Assistant coach: David Ackers

Acknowledgement of Country

Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks respect and honour the Traditional Custodians of the land and pay our respects to their Elders past, present and future. We acknowledge the stories, traditions and living cultures of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the lands we meet, gather and play on.

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