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Queensland Women's Representative Player Numbers 1. Karyn Murphy 2 Queensland Women’s Representative Player Numbers 1. Karyn Murphy 31. Tracy Bailey 61. Tammy Cole 91. Tui Cope 2. Erica Ross 32. Raylee Taka 62. Anne Marie Burki 92. Natasha Baggow 3. Teresa Anderson 33. Selena Barry 63. Jasmine Green 93. Natalie Gala 4. Karen Shaw 34. Lisa Elkins 64. Casey Watkins 94. Kaitlin Moss 5. Tammy Pohatu 35. Neena Fraser 65. Suzanne Johnson 95. Amber Saltner 6. Tracey Thompson 36. Erin Elliot 66. Rachele Whelan 96. Jenni-Sue Hoepper 7. Annie Banks 37. Jaye Christensen 67. Bianca Ambrum 97. Nicole Richards 8. Debbie Merritt 38. Tracey Musgrove 68. Hayley Vankempen 98. Talia Poutini-Lawrence 9. Karen Stuart 39. Michelle Mercy 69. Alisha Creed 99. Kellye Hodges 10. Kellie Batchelor 40. Rebecca Tavo 70. Tania Davis 100. Annette Brander 11. Kirsty Taylor 41. Tarah Westera 71. Alex Robertson 101. Kady Tinker 12. Veronica White 42. Leah Williams 72. Tegan Rolfe 102. Brittany Breayley 13. Jodie Billing 43. Joanne Barrett 73. Amie Solomona 103. Teri Nukunuku 14. Kerri Shiplock 44. Steph Hancock 74. Renae Kunst 104. Jazmyn Taumafai 15. Megan Stiffler 45. Rosie Su’emalo Aleki 75. Deanna Turner 105. Aleasha Brider 16. Gina Sterling 46. Kirisitina Bethell 76. Naomi Bobongie 106. Chelsea Baker 17. Debbie Mulhern 47. Rebecca Jones 77. Ashley Oberleuter 107. Kody House 18. Sharon Mitchell-Cowan 48. Caroline White 78. Nive MoeFaauo 108. Latoya Billy 19. Kellie O'Doherty 49. Cindy Reid 79. Latisha Gary 109. Courtney Lockwood 20. Yvonne O'Neil 50. Aimee Gilbert 80. Heather Ballinger 110. Carly Bell 21. Liz Ryan 51. Claudia Kumeroa 81. Natalie Dwyer 111. Florence Faamita 22. Tahnee Norris 52. Mere Baker 82. Kate Haren 112. Sarah Walker 23. Tanya Mulder 53. Patricia Fraser 83. Kerri Swan 113. Amelia Kuk 24. Katrina Birch 54. Lisa Holder 84. Ali Brigginshaw 114. Tazmin Gray 25. Selena Malone 55. Tooa Nanai 85. Dana Kane 115. Rona Peters 26. Melissa Edwards 56. Therese Aiton 86. Karina Brown 116. Libby Cook-Black 27. Emma Bower 57. Jennifer Pope 87. Delwyn Fraser 117. Stefanie Gallagher 28. Sam Ramsamy 58. Kerryn Goymer 88. Sarah Robins 118. Selena Tranter 29. Tracey McGovern 59. Megan Spicer 89. Yvette Martin 119. Courtney Robinson 30. Karley Banks 60. Kerryanne Stead 90. Nicole Curtis 120. Zahara Temara *Full care has been taken to make sure all representative players are assigned their number. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] if you believe you should be included in this list. Queensland Women’s Representative Player Numbers 121. Sasha Mahuika 122. Asipau Mafi 123. Chelsea Lenarduzzi 124. Meg Ward 125. Rhiannon Revell-Blair 126. Maitua Feterika 127. Mariah Storch 128. Tallisha Harden *Full care has been taken to make sure all representative players are assigned their number. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] if you believe you should be included in this list. *Full care has been taken to make sure all representative players are assigned their number. Please contact [email protected] or [email protected] if you believe you should be included in this list. .
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