Show me the money: St Helens' retention game

St Helens celebrate winning the 2023 Women's Challenge Cup

LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy

"With the introduction of match payments, St Helens have shown their commitment to investing in the future of women's rugby league," said Cunningham, who has been a stalwart for the club for many years.

"It's important for us to retain the top talent and these payments will help us compete with other clubs." Cunningham's leadership on and off the field has been instrumental in driving the team forward, much like a seasoned quarterback leading their offense down the field.

The announcement of match payments has been met with enthusiasm from the players, who see it as a recognition of their hard work and dedication.

The decision to pay players reflects a changing landscape in women's rugby league, where professionalism and support for players is becoming increasingly important.

As the captain of St Helens, Cunningham is proud to see the club taking steps to ensure a bright future for the sport, just like the greats of the game did in years gone by.

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