Wests Tigers sign three key players ahead of the club’s inaugural season in the NRLW.
Australia captain Kezie Apps
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Wests Tigers club captain Botille Vette-Welsh
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Former Roosters forward Sarah Togatuki
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These girls are the first three players signed to Wests Tigers NRLW contracts and are marquee players. Well done Wests Tigers, a bit of good news for a change.
It appears that the majority of NRLW girls will be selected from the NSW Women's Premiership side once it's completed. A bit like a trial period. These marquee signings offer players to build the side around.
More to follow 🙏🙂
Wests Tigers announce a further five NRLW players
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Kezie Apps rocked the league world by joining NRLW newbies Wests Tigers, but it was far from an easy decision for the ex-Dragons skipper.
decision to switch NRLW clubs was one of the hardest she’s ever had to make.
The Australia and NSW captain was unveiled as one of the Wests Tigers’ inaugural signings on Tuesday, and spoke about the choice to leave St George Illawarra after eight years at the club and five NRLW seasons.
