LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
Westpac NSW Blues coach John Strange expresses optimism about the future of women's rugby league in Las Vegas, believing it will return in a stronger position to attract new fans.
Recent reports from nrl.com.au highlight the impressive 90-4 victory of the Jillaroos against England during a quadruple header at Allegiant Stadium.
However, the overwhelming score raised questions about the best ways to promote women's rugby league in the U.S.
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Proposed ideas to enhance the sport's visibility include staging a State of Origin match or featuring last season's NRLW grand finalists.
The NRL recently announced its third trip to Las Vegas, revealing a schedule that includes matches between the Dragons and Bulldogs, and Cowboys against the Knights, with a final match featuring English Super League clubs Hull KR and Leeds.
Strange supports the decision to forgo a women's game in 2026, expressing confidence that women's rugby league will return "bigger than ever."