The South Sydney Rabbitohs are pleased to announce their teams to take on the Melbourne Storm on Friday 16 May at ANZ Stadium in the NRL’s Women in League round, with the NRL kick off scheduled for 7:40pm. Rabbitohs Head Coach Michael Maguire has named the same side that defeated the Titans on the Gold Coast on Saturday, with Joel Reddy and Ben Lowe added to an extended bench. The Rabbitohs and the Storm will play for the Crown Resorts OCRF Charity Challenge, raising money for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation. Crown Resorts will make a cheque presentation to OCRF for $20,000 before the game on Friday night, and the teams will add to the kitty with a further $1,000 being added for every try that is scored during the NRL match. The teams will play for the Crown Resorts Charity Challenge trophy which will be presented to the winning team at full time at ANZ Stadium. Both Clubs’ jerseys will also feature the silver ribbon to help raise awareness of OCRF and their efforts in research into ovarian cancer, and both Clubs will auction off the game day, player-worn jerseys following the match with proceeds from these auctions going to OCRF. Match attendees will also have the opportunity to purchase a silver ribbon at the game on Friday night, or make a donation to OCRF online. All details will be available on www.rabbitohs.com.au throughout the week. The Rabbitohs will also be celebrating the Women in League round with a march past of female Members and ticket holders during the pre-match entertainment at ANZ Stadium. Each lady will be presented with a pink cap courtesy of match day partner AFEX. Keary, Luke, Centrone, Champion, Picker were unavialble due to injury.

This Friday’s match between the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Melbourne Storm will see the launch of a brand new concept – the ‘Crown Resorts OCRF Charity Challenge’. Thanks to Crown Resorts, major partner of both the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Melbourne Storm football clubs, and the Crown Resorts Foundation, the match will serve as an opportunity to raise funds for the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation (OCRF). The Rabbitohs and Storm will be competing for the Crown Resorts Charity Challenge Plaque, awarded to the victor. The Crown Resorts Foundation will donate $20,000 on game day, and has also pledged to provide a further $1,000 for every try scored during the match.

 1. Greg Inglis
 2. Alex Johnston
 3. Dylan Walker
 4. Kirisome Auva'a
 5. Bryson Goodwin
 6. John Sutton (c)
 7. Adam Reynolds
 8. George Burgess
 9. Apisai Koroisau
10. Dave Tyrrell
11. Kyle Turner
12. Ben Te'o
13. Sam Burgess

14. Cameron McInnes
15. Jason Clark
16. Chris McQueen
17. Luke Burgess
18. Joel Reddy
19. Ben Lowe

Coach – Michael Maguire

The South Sydney Rabbitohs U20 Holden Cup side will play Melbourne starting at 5:20pm The South Sydney Rabbitohs Holden Cup team is

 1. Irae Simone
 2. Tom Hughes
 3. John Olive
 4. Tulsa Saumamao
 5. Sam Young
 6. Brad Wall
 7. Wallace Tangiiti
 8. PJ Los'e
 9. Aaron Booth
10. Jack Gosiewski
11. Aaron Gray
12. Eden Syme
13. Cheyne Whitelaw

14. Devon Makoare-Boyce
15. Joe Gardiner
16. Ofa Felila
17. Zane Musgrove
18. Tevita Cottrell
 
Coach - Ben Gardiner

The North Sydney Bears NSW Cup squad will play their Round 11 clash against Newcastle at North Sydney Oval on Sun May 18 3:00pm Curtis Johnston will play his 100th game for the Bears. The NSW Cup team is

 1. Nathan Merritt
 2. Mark O'Dare
 3. Lote Tuqiri
 4. Joe Uluibau
 5. Curtis Johnston
 6. Kurt Aldridge
 7. Jordan Worboys 
 8. Nathaniel Neale
 9. Jackson Garlick
10. Tom Burgess
11. Jesse Roberts (c)
12. Chris Grevsmuhl
13. Matt Hyland

14. Brad Lupi
15. Duncan Low
16. Neccrom Areaiiti
17. Blake South 

Coach - Wayne Lamkin