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NRL Round 12 Match Preview: Dragons back at Kogarah for Warriors match-up

The Dragons are back at St George Venues Jubilee Stadium this Saturday evening for a clash with the Warriors.

The club's Knock-On Effect NSW Cup squad will also be in action in the lead-up to the main game at 3:10pm.

Match: Dragons v Warriors

Round 12 -

Dragons

home Team

Dragons

17th Position

Warriors

away Team

Warriors

2nd Position

Venue: St George Venues Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah

Match broadcasters:

  • WatchNRL

KEY INFO

  • Tickets: Available at Ticketmaster
  • Date: Saturday, May 23rd
  • Venue: St George Venues Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah
  • Watch: Kayo, Foxtel
  • Box Office Open: 2:45pm
  • Gates Open: 3:00pm
  • Knock-On Effect NSW Cup: 3:10pm
  • NRL: 5:30pm

OUR MATCHDAY PARTNER: JAC MOTORS

There will be plenty happening in and around St George Venues Jubilee Stadium on Saturday thanks to matchday partner JAC Motors.

In the precinct outside Gate D, there will be a JAC Ute Display alongside a Rock Climbing Wall, a Dragons Pass The Ball, and a Red Rally Towel station.

At half-time, one lucky fan will be given the opportunity to race a JAC Ute for a shot at $500.

50-50 CHARITY RAFFLE PARTNER: BRAVEHEARTS

The St George Illawarra Dragons will this Saturday be raising money for Bravehearts as a part of the club's 50-50 Charity Raffle at St George Venues Jubilee Stadium.

Bravehearts is an Australian child protection not-for-profit organisation, solely dedicated to the prevention and treatment of child sexual abuse.

The organisation works holistically to educate, empower and protect children from child sexual abuse by educating young people about personal safety.

Bravehearts supports survivors and victims of child sexual abuse, and their non-offending family members, with accessible and affordable counselling whilst also educating and empowering communities through child protection training courses, advocating for legislative reform, and funding innovative research, public awareness campaigns, and community education.

We encourage all fans to show their support – every donation, big or small, helps make a difference.

WARRIORS MAKE KOGARAH TRIP

The Warriors will be making their first trip to St George Venues Jubilee Stadium in four years for Saturday's match-up.

The venue has proven an unhappy hunting ground for the Warriors over the years with the Auckland-based outfit having managed just two wins from 10 outings.

They have not scored more than 20 points at the venue since 2003 and only three members of this weekend's squad were with the club the last time they won at Kogarah.

SU’A RETURNS FOR DRAGONS

It's been over a month since Jaydn Su’A last took to the field for the Red V due to suspension but the former Origin star has been named in the No.3 for Saturday's showdown.

It marks just the second time Su’A has been named to start in the centres at NRL level and first time since Round 18, 2018.

Su’A has made seven appearances for the Dragons this year averaging 129 run metres and tallying 221 tackles at over 92 per cent efficiency.

Su’A: “I just want to play my best”

TEAM NEWS

DRAGONS

  • Moses Suli (back) is unavailable for the Dragons but Jaydn Su’A (suspension) returns to the side in the centres.
  • Tyler Peckham-Harris has been named among the reserves for the first time in his young career. A Calliope Roosters junior, Peckham-Harris started at fullback in Ipswich State’s Schoolboy Cup Final victory in 2022 before linking up with St George’s SG Ball team in 2024 where he played a key role in the side’s charge to the Grand Final. The 21-year-old started in the centres in the club’s Knock-On Effect NSW Cup Grand Final last year and, in 2026, has made nine appearances scoring five tries and averaging 183 run metres.

WARRIORS

  • Te Maire Martin takes over from injured halfback Tanah Boyd (knee) with Jackson Ford and Jacob Laban coming into the starting side to cover for Origin stars Mitch Barnett and Kurt Capewell.
  • Eddie Ieremia-Toeava, Luke Hanson, and Marata Niukore are the new faces on the interchange whilst Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (shoulder) has been listed among the reserves.

Team Lists

Backs

  • Fullback for Dragons is number 1 Clinton Gutherson
    Fullback for Warriors is number 1 Taine Tuaupiki
  • Winger for Dragons is number 2 Setu Tu
    Winger for Warriors is number 2 Dallin Watene-Zelezniak
  • Centre for Dragons is number 3 Jaydn Su'A
    Centre for Warriors is number 3 Ali Leiataua
  • Centre for Dragons is number 4 Valentine Holmes
    Centre for Warriors is number 4 Adam Pompey
  • Winger for Dragons is number 5 Christian Tuipulotu
    Winger for Warriors is number 5 Alofiana Khan-Pereira
  • Five-Eighth for Dragons is number 6 Daniel Atkinson
    Five-Eighth for Warriors is number 6 Chanel Harris-Tavita
  • Halfback for Dragons is number 7 Kyle Flanagan
    Halfback for Warriors is number 7 Te Maire Martin

Forwards

  • Prop for Dragons is number 8 Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga
    Prop for Warriors is number 8 James Fisher-Harris
  • Hooker for Dragons is number 9 Damien Cook
    Hooker for Warriors is number 9 Wayde Egan
  • Prop for Dragons is number 10 Toby Couchman
    Prop for Warriors is number 10 Jackson Ford
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 11 Dylan Egan
    2nd Row for Warriors is number 11 Leka Halasima
  • 2nd Row for Dragons is number 12 Hamish Stewart
    2nd Row for Warriors is number 12 Jacob Laban
  • Lock for Dragons is number 13 Ryan Couchman
    Lock for Warriors is number 13 Erin Clark

Interchange

  • Interchange for Dragons is number 14 Luciano Leilua
    Interchange for Warriors is number 14 Sam Healey
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 15 Emre Guler
    Interchange for Warriors is number 15 Tanner Stowers-Smith
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 16 Josh Kerr
    Interchange for Warriors is number 16 Demitric Vaimauga
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 17 Blake Lawrie
    Interchange for Warriors is number 17 Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 18 Tyrell Sloan
    Interchange for Warriors is number 18 Luke Hanson
  • Interchange for Dragons is number 19 Lyhkan King-Togia
    Interchange for Warriors is number 20 Marata Niukore

Reserves

  • Reserve for Dragons is number 20 Hayden Buchanan
    Reserve for Warriors is number 21 Kayliss Fatialofa
  • Reserve for Dragons is number 21 Hame Sele
    Reserve for Warriors is number 22 Makaia Tafua
  • Reserve for Dragons is number 22 Tyler Peckham-Harris
    Reserve for Warriors is number 23 Roger Tuivasa-Sheck

Dragons Ins

  • Hame Sele
  • Jaydn Su'A
  • Tyler Peckham-Harris
  • Tyrell Sloan

Warriors Ins

  • Eddie Ieremia-Toeava
  • Kayliss Fatialofa
  • Luke Hanson
  • Makaia Tafua
  • Marata Niukore
  • Roger Tuivasa-Sheck

Dragons Outs

  • Moses Suli

Warriors Ins

  • Kurt Capewell
  • Mitchell Barnett
  • Tanah Boyd

Match Officials

  • Referee: Adam Gee
  • Touch Judge: Dave Munro
  • Senior Review Official: Wyatt Raymond

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