LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
Broncos NRLW captain Ali Brigginshaw has been given the green light to play against the Sharks this weekend, as reported by broncos.com.au.
Brigginshaw successfully passed her second head injury assessment after sustaining a broken nose in a collision during their victory over the Raiders.
This is a positive development for the Broncos, as Brigginshaw's leadership and skills will be crucial in the upcoming match.
In addition to Brigginshaw, winger Ash Werner is also set to make her return to the team.
Werner had to undergo an 11-day mandatory head injury assessment stand-down following a knock she received in a previous game against Newcastle.
Her comeback will provide a much-needed boost to the Broncos' attacking options.
With Werner's return, Lauren Dam will move back to the bench, making way for Jada Ferguson to take her spot on the starting lineup.
This change in the team composition demonstrates the versatility and depth of the Broncos' squad.
It also shows that the coaching staff is willing to make strategic adjustments to maximize their chances of success against the Sharks.
Furthermore, Jasmine Fogavini has been named as the 18th player for the game.
This suggests that the coaching staff sees potential in her abilities and wants to give her an opportunity to showcase her skills on the field.
The match against the Sharks will take place at Queensland Country Bank Stadium, with kick-off scheduled for 12.50pm.
The Broncos will be looking to build on their recent success and maintain their momentum as they strive for another victory.
Overall, the Broncos' team list for the upcoming game highlights the determination and resilience of the players.
Despite injuries and setbacks, they are ready to face the Sharks head-on and give their all on the field.