Team list news for Round 10 of the 2025 Harrigan Cup. Team List Tuesday, brought to you by Elastoplast
Wests v Dapto
Wests have lost two games on the trot and face a Dapto outfit who will also be desperate to return to the winner’s list after last week’s heavy loss at the hands of Collegians. The Devils have hit a mini-slump after winning five consecutive games and find themselves trailing the competition frontrunners, Collegians, by four points on the ladder.
The Canaries slipped to fourth on the ladder after their loss last week and will be keen to maintain a four-point gap to their nearest rivals, Thirroul. Canaries coach Blake Wallace has kept his lineup unchanged after last week’s 32-point loss.
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Thirroul v Collegians
Thirroul coach Jarrod Costello has named an unchanged lineup as they prepare to host a red-hot Collegians outfit who are coming off a clinical 42-10 victory over Dapto last week. The Butchers had their chances last week against the Cougars in a game that went down to the wire, eventually succumbing to the Cougars 24-22.
Thirroul had the wood over Collegians last season, however, both sides have new-look teams this year. Collies enter the match on a two-game winning streak and boast the competition’s leading try scorer, James Lee (9 tries), and top point-scorer Blair Grant (68 points). Thirroul’s last win came back in Round 4.
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Corrimal v De La Salle
An intriguing matchup between two surprise last-start winners awaits us on Sunday, with Corrimal defeating Thirroul and De La Salle getting one up over the defending premiers after having to forfeit to Collies the previous week.
Cougars coach Sean Tabet has his charges firing at the moment, and it will be no surprise to see them come out on top in front of the Ziems Park faithful. In team changes, Saifiti Saifiti replaces Cooper Hale in the centres, Brody Rigg gets his first start at hooker, replacing young gun Noah Sepulveda, and Jared Johnson comes into the starting lineup at second row, with Matt Payne shifting to the bench.
Meanwhile, De La Salle coach Corey Hughes will be hoping for more consistency from a team that has won four and lost four this season. Hughes has shifted Elijah Paea, who scored two tries last week, from wing to centre to replace the injured Eparama Navale, with Christian Vaimili Toalepai coming off the interchange bench to take Paea’s position on the wing.
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