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From grassroots to the Green and Gold, @natrwright's journey in footy to date has personified resilience, grit and relentless work ethic.

A standout junior talent through the Queensland pathway, Nat sharpened her game in the Australian Sevens system before making her Super Rugby Women’s debut for the Queensland Reds in 2021.

Nat continued her rapid growth over the following seasons within the Australian Sevens environment, quickly establishing herself as one of the country’s most exciting young players.

She officially transitioned to 15s rugby in 2024, where her previous hard work was rewarded with selection in the Wallaroos squad, making her Test debut for Australia against Fijiana at Allianz Stadium before playing a key role in the Wallaroos’ successful WXV 2 campaign.

Nat’s passion for footy extends far beyond playing, as she actively contributes to the continued growth of the game through the Academy she co-founded, the @rhcs.academy, as well as her keen interest in coaching being fostered by her beloved @uqredheavies

Off the field Nat is a passionate traveller and balances her football commitments with her work as an Exercise Physiologist.

Dynamic with the ball in hand, fearless in contact and competition and driven to keep evolving, Nat is now chasing a new challenge in Rugby League as she laces up for the @northsdevilsrlfc Devils in the upcoming @bmdpremiership season.

We’re incredibly excited to welcome Nat to the Marsh Collective family and proud to stand in her corner 🤝 by @marshcollectiveau

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From backyard footy dreams to rewriting record books, @caitlynhalse is one of the brightest young stars in Australian rugby.

A natural talent from the very beginning as a Camden Junior, Caitlyn picked up the game as a kid and quickly rose through the junior ranks, earning national recognition and even claiming Youth Commonwealth Games Gold in Rugby Sevens early in her journey.

At just 16 years of age, she made history as the youngest-ever debutant in Super Rugby Women’s, stepping onto the field for the @nswwaratahs and announcing herself as a genuine star of the future.

But she didn’t stop there.

In 2024, Caitlyn became the youngest player in Australian history — male or female — to debut in Test rugby, pulling on the @wallaroosrugby jersey at just 17 and cementing her place on the international stage.

Since then, her rise has been nothing short of electric:

⚡️ Key contributor to Australia’s WXV 2 title-winning campaign

⚡️ Rugby Australia Junior Women’s Player of the Year (2024)

⚡️ Breakout international star and World Cup performer, crossing for multiple tries on the global stage

Dynamic, fearless, and built for the big moments — Caitlyn represents the future of the game.

From Campbelltown to the world stage, she is redefining what’s possible in Australian Women’s Rugby 🇦🇺

We’re proud to welcome ‘The Kid’ to the Marsh Collective Family 🤝🔥 by @marshcollectiveau

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Explosive, dynamic and electric with ball in hand, @piper.f has rapidly emerged as one of the most exciting young talents in Australian women’s rugby.

From her early days on the Gold Coast with the @surfersparadiserugby to dominating Brisbane club rugby with @eastsrugbyunion, Piper’s rise has been powered by speed, work ethic and an undeniable competitive edge.

Equally dangerous in Sevens and Fifteens, she announced herself at the professional level with a try on debut for the Queensland Reds — a glimpse of the impact she continues to bring every time she steps on the field.

Piper made her first appearance in the green and gold for Australia A in 2025, before being selected for two Wallaroos training camps in Canberra to begin 2026, while also starring in the Next Gen 7s with the Queensland Reds — proof that her game shines across both formats.

With a game built on instinct, athleticism and attacking flair, Piper represents the next generation of Australian rugby athletes pushing the sport to new heights.

Off the field, Piper is pursuing her passion for education as a teacher and loves her time at the beach while home on the coast.

Fast, fearless, and just getting started.

We’re proud to welcome Piper to the Marsh Collective family as she continues her rise in Australian rugby. by @marshcollectiveau

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Luke Willian @lukewillian rank 9th in world triathlon series. Absolutely insane 🚀

Agent @marshcollectiveau taken in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia by @marshcollectiveau

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Born and bred in Scone, @lochie_hails is a promising young half whose journey in rugby league to date reflects a player of talent, work ethic and a genuine love for the game.

From his first run in the blue and white of Scone, Lochie made his mark early in local footy. Recognised as a natural playmaker— he was calm under pressure, creative with the ball in hand, and relentless without it.

Across his junior years, he delivered standout seasons for the Thoroughbreds junior teams, earning club awards, leadership roles, and a reputation as one of the region’s most exciting young players to watch.

His performances didn’t go unnoticed. Lochie earned selection into local representative squads before taking the significant step into the Newcastle Knights Academy pathway — a move that showed just how high his ceiling could be.

Following his seasons with the Knights in Harrold Matthews Cup, Lochie has embarked on an exciting new chapter with the North Sydney Bears SG Ball squad for 2026, with the Bears recognising his professionalism, game IQ, and ability to lift the players around him.

Off the field, Lochie is a diligent and very accomplished student, with his move to the Bears coinciding with his first year of tertiary studies in Psychology at Macquarie University.

Hungry to learn, eager to compete, and driven to make his mark at the next level, Lochie embodies the qualities of the modern young rugby league athlete and we are proud to now be working alongside him as part of the Marsh Collective family. 🏉✨ by @marshcollectiveau

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From Rotorua to a Gold jersey, @carys_dallinger has forged a truly unique path in rugby 🏉✨.

Having started running with a footy at just 5 years old with Feilding Yellows, Carys’ journey has taken her through the world-renowned New Zealand rugby pathway — kickstarted by a Youth Olympic Gold medal in Rugby Sevens.

From that phenomenal first step the gifted playmaker went on to play a central role with the Manawatū Cyclones and Hurricanes Poua in the foundational years of her career, before a timely discovery around heritage and eligibility shifted her course dramatically in international rugby 🌍🔄.

Carys moved to Australia with impact and influence that was almost immediate — becoming a Wallaroos regular and winning Rookie of the Year in 2023 🏆.

In that breakout season she kicked the Queensland Reds to the Super W final before making her Wallaroos debut 💚💛 Her finest moments came at the inaugural WXV tournament where she guided Australia to wins over France and Wales, securing 3rd place in the top tier.

Known for her sharp tactical kicking, playmaking vision, and clutch game-winners, Carys embodies resilience and adaptability. From facing the haka as a Wallaroo against childhood friends to becoming one of Australia’s most exciting young talents — she’s proven that sometimes the best journeys are the unexpected ones 🌟.

We are proud to welcome Carys to the Marsh Collective Family 🤝✨. by @marshcollectiveau

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A proud product of the Redcliffe Peninsula️, @emmisynwynyard is making waves of her own in Australia's richly talented Rugby Sevens pathway. 🏉🌊

A former representative netballer in her High School years, Emmisyn's combination of supreme aerial skills and speed have translated directly to the Sevens format, making her a formidable force on the edge. ⚡

A dynamic athlete and fast learner, Emmisyn has made significant strides since making the switch to Rugby, with representative honours including Queensland Schoolgirls, GPS Rugby Club in the Caslick Cup, the Queensland Reds Academy Sevens program, Australia A and, most recently, the Queensland Reds squad competing in the Next Gen Sevens Series. ⭐

Beyond the commitment to her international rugby aspirations, Emmisyn regularly gives back to the sport through coaching and is also balancing her playing and training commitments with an Education degree. 🎓📖

From Redcliffe State High to international competition, it has already been a rapid rise for Emmisyn to date and we are proud to join her inner circle as she continues to chase her Olympic dream! 📈

Welcome to the Marsh Collective Winny! 🙌💙 by @marshcollectiveau

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What a moment - Zimbabwe are through to the RWC in 2027 in Australia!

@ianprior re-lived the final whistle and what it meant.

This is an extraordinary story.

Podcast now live 🎙️

#rugby #rugbyworldcup by @marshcollectiveau

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A product of St Mary’s College in Toowoomba, @jxe.doljanin is emerging as one of Queensland rugby’s brightest prospects, combining on-field power with off-field ambition. 🌟

Joe first turned heads as a dynamic outside back in schoolboy competitions before finding his way to Yoku Rd and advancing through @gpsrugby’s Colts program.

In 2023, his standout performances earned him selection in the Queensland Reds U19 squad for the Super Rugby Men’s U19 competition, where he showcased his speed, strength, and relentless work ethic against some of the country’s best young talent. 💪🔥

Joe has since become a regular fixture in the Premier Grade side for GPS in the Hospital Cup, securing Player of the Round awards and a place in the Team of the Week on several occasions to well and truly cementing himself at senior level.

More than just a rugby player though, Joe is currently studying a dual degree in Law and Economics while chasing his professional dream, demonstrating his commitment to building a career that’s as strong off the field as it is on it. 📚⚖

Driven to be a well-rounded person, Joe balances training, study, and community with the same composure, leadership and determination he shows each time he steps on the field.

With ambition, sharp football instincts, and an eye firmly on both his career and personal development, Joe embodies the next generation of well-rounded rugby athletes—driven, disciplined, and ready to make his mark. 🚀🏉

We are proud to welcome Joe to the Marsh Collective family and join him on that journey. by @marshcollectiveau

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From the Redlands Muddies, to the Zimbabwean Sables 🦌, @ianprior has traversed one of the more remarkable journeys known to Australian rugby. 🏉

He was a member of the Queensland Reds historic Super Rugby Championship victory the following year 🏆, before spending two seasons in the nation's capital with the ACT Brumbies, including a second Super Rugby Grand Final appearance and an historic victory over the British and Irish Lions during their 2013 tour to Australia. 🦁

It was Ian's move to Perth and the Western Force though that would define his career to date , becoming just the third player in the Club's history to reach 100 caps across an incredible decade long stint in the West , that included Captaining the Force to its first ever finals series, leading the Club through its World Series Rugby and Global Rapid Rugby era, winning a National Rugby Championship with the Perth Spirit and even a short stint with Harlequins in the UK Premiership.

Perhaps his proudest moments in Rugby however have come in the postscript of his time with the Sea of Blue, where in 2024 he was named to make his international rugby debut for Zimbabwe. 🇿🇼✨

Ian's significant experience, leadership and class has left an indelible mark on the Sables already, with standout performances helping his adopted nation to back-to-back Rugby Africa Cup wins 🏆🏆, including being named Player of the Tournament following their 2025 Cup victory which also secured qualification for the 2027 Rugby World Cup 🌍, set to be Zimbabwe's first appearance on Rugby's grandest stage since 1991.

Away from the playing field, 'Sitch' holds an impressive education record including a Bachelor of Exercise & Sport Science, a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology (Rehabilitation) and is currently completing his Master of High Performance Sport. 🎓 He has also recently transitioned into the professional world, sharing his considerable leadership and resilience related lived experience as a Senior Associate with Mettle Global. 💼

Above all else, he continues to be driven for, and inspired by, those that matter most, his family!

We are immensely proud to welcome Ian to the Marsh Collective Family 🤝🏡 by @marshcollectiveau

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From Maroubra's local fields to the world's biggest stages, @tia.hinds is making her mark at the pinnacle of International Women’s rugby.

A second-generation Australian representative, Tia’s journey started in Touch Football, much like her Mum Janine, before junior representative honours in AFL, including selection in a National U15s side, and a stint in rugby league with the Cronulla Sharks.

It was her time with the Maroubra Magic playing Sevens though that provided a platform to combine her vast array of skills and a pathway to international opportunities – and she hasn’t looked back.

She played for Sydney University in the Uni 7s, before embarking on a six-match series against New Zealand in Auckland. Following this Tia played for a Barbarians side against Australia, New Zealand and Fiji, before making her Olympic debut as the youngest member of the squad for the Tokyo Games in 2021. 💚💛

Tia made her Sevens World Series debut in Dubai later that year, before a breakout season in 2022 that included the Triple Crown; a Gold medal at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, and victories at the Sevens Rugby World Cup and Sevens World Series Final. 🏆

Her silky skills were again on display in 2024, nailing a match-winning conversion after the siren in the semi-final to send Australia to the World Series final, where they went on to beat France, before playing a central role in Australia’s run to the Bronze medal match at the Paris Games, her second Olympic campaign.

In 2025, Tia has made the exciting transition from sevens to fifteens rugby, representing the ACT Brumbies in the Super W competition and earning her maiden Wallaroos cap against Fiji in Suva in May. She’s gone on to play further Test Matches in the PAC4 competition against Canada and New Zealand, as well as the recent series against Wales.

Away from the footy field, ‘Dolly’ is a dedicated Criminology student and a devoted dog Mum to her much-loved German Shepherd, Harley. 🐕

We are delighted to welcome Tia to the Marsh Collective family as she sets her sights on the upcoming 2025 Women’s Rugby World Cup in the UK. 🌟 🙌 by @marshcollectiveau

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A powerhouse playmaker, @maddy_pomerenke is a star on the rise in Australia’s Rugby Sevens pathway. 🌟

A talented multi-sport athlete from a young age, Maddy has turned heads from the Sunshine Coast to Sydney since focussing on the Sevens game.

From Bundaberg beginnings with the Waves Falcon Rugby Union club, to stepping stones with the Gympie Hammers, Maddy has accrued an impressive representative resume to date.

Higher honours began with the Sunshine Coast Stingrays (15s & 7s) before captaining Queensland U15 Sevens, gaining selection for both the Queensland U16 Sevens and QAS Women’s Top 20 squad and starring in back-to-back Global Youth Sevens campaigns, firstly for the Australian Schoolgirls side in 2023, and then the Rugby Australia National U18 team in 2024. 🏉🇦🇺

Maddy earned her “Next‑Gen Sevens” debut for the Queensland Reds in 2024, while still at school, showing off her lightning footwork and razor-sharp rugby IQ, while more recently she played a pivotal role in the dying minutes of Queensland’s dramatic come from behind victory over NSW in the Cup Final of the Australian School Championship, earning selection in the Australian merit team from the tournament.

Away from the field, Maddy is incredibly proud of her diverse cultural heritage and determined to forge a path that provides an example to all kids, particularly those in regional areas, that representing your country is achievable!

📍 From Bundaberg → Gympie → Brisbane, Madison’s journey is built on hard work, resilience, and pure talent. We’re thrilled to welcome her to the Marsh Collective Family as she takes the next leap - on and off the field! by @marshcollectiveau

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