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Live sport on SN this weekendThe Six Again Podcast: Where the Warriors went wrong, Georgia Hale & rugby convert Ashley Marsters
Sport Nation • August 28th, 2026 2:26 pm
The Warriors looking dejected in a 66-8 loss against the Roosters | Photo: David Neilson/Photosport
The Six Again Podcast hosts Pip Morris and Ravinder Hunia return with another dose of NRLW action after a history-making weekend in New Zealand and across the Tasman.
It was a weekend to forget for the Warriors, who suffered the biggest loss in NRLW history against the undefeated Sydney Roosters 66-8.
Kiwi NRLW star Raecene McGregor on her World Cup ambitions | The Six Again Podcast
Ron Griffiths’ side sit sixth on the ladder and remain on the cusp of the finals, with two regular-season home games remaining, but once again head into the crucial run home with a heavily reshaped squad.
Kiwi Ferns and Gold Coast Titans captain Georgia Hale joined the show to share insight into her side’s remarkable first half of the season, with the Titans sitting second on the NRLW ladder after winning seven of their opening eight matches - the best winning run in club history.
She also reflects on relocating from New Zealand to the Gold Coast during COVID-19, having begun her NRLW journey with the Warriors in 2018.
Hale opens up on learning from Karyn Murphy, the NRLW’s only female head coach, and her hopes of inspiring the next generation of female rugby league players.
Georgia Hale | Photo: Andrew Cornaga/Photosport
The podcast also features Ashley Marsters, the most capped Wallaroo in history, who has recently made the switch to rugby league.
Marsters chats about stepping outside her comfort zone, adapting to her new code, and her potential eligibility to represent the Cook Islands at this year’s Rugby League World Cup.
Listen to the full episode below:
