LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Get ready for some history in the making next week as the NRL Hall of Fame prepares to welcome six incredible women for the first time ever.
According to a report from news.com.au, six of the biggest names in the game - Natalie Dwyer, Katrina Fanning, Tarsha Gale, Veronica White, Karyn Murphy, and Tahnee Norris - will be honored for their outstanding contributions to rugby league at a special ceremony next Wednesday.
This historic event will also see the announcement of the next Immortal, adding to the excitement of the evening.
ARLC chairman Peter V'landys expressed his excitement about this milestone, stating, "This is a historic moment for the game - the first ever female players to be inducted into rugby league's highest honor, the Hall of Fame.
This class includes some of the great trailblazers of women's rugby league, who have played a significant role in the growth and success of the women's game."
These extraordinary individuals have been instrumental in the rapid growth of the women's game, with their contributions playing a key role in the success of the NRLW today.
Dwyer, Fanning, and Gale are veterans of the sport, having led the way for women's rugby league with their leadership and skill.
Their impact can still be felt today, as they continue to inspire the next generation of female players.
The inclusion of these women in the NRL Hall of Fame is a testament to their dedication and passion for the game, and their achievements will be celebrated for years to come.
It's a momentous occasion that highlights the progress and success of women's rugby league and sets the stage for even greater achievements in the future.