The Dragons will this weekend be back at St George Venues Jubilee Stadium for a Saturday evening showdown with the Wests Tigers.

The squad will be in action in the second leg of a Kogarah double-header with the club’s NRLW side facing the Raiders at 3:15pm.

KEY INFO

Tickets: Available
Date: Saturday, July 4th
Venue: St George Venues Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah
Watch: Kayo and Foxtel
Gates Open: 3:00pm
NRLW: 3:15pm
NRL: 5:30pm

CELEBRATING MEMBERS ROUND

This week we turn our attentiont to the club’s annual Members Round where we shift the spotlight directly our loyal members.

Members Round is about recognising your energy in the stands, your dedication in the community, and your pride in our colours which drives us to succeed on and off the field.


599″, “>809”, “>959″]”
data-eqio-prefix=”video-post-screen”
ref=”root”
>



Up Next



/








Replay





Play Next

Why should someone purchase a Red V Membership for 2027?

A HUGE DOUBLE-HEADER

The Dragons kick off the club’s NRLW campaign at 3:15pm in the opening leg of an action-packed double-header.

Nathan Cross’ squad is back and ready for a big year with several new stars on show alongside our familiar faces.

Seriah Palepale has been named to make her NRLW debut off the interchange marking the culmination of years of hard work for the Auckland native.

An former Australian Schoolgirls representative, Palepale linked up with the club in 2025 and this season earnt a promotion up to the squad’s Top 24 list.

Four other players will make their Dragons debuts – captain Brooke Anderson, centre Shenae Ciesiolka, front-rower Ruby-Jean Kennard-Ellis and second-rower Montana Clifford.

Taliah Fuimaono is set for her first outing in the Red V since 2022 with the 27-year-old partnering Kasey Reh in the halves.

BACK AT HOME

The clash marks the club’s first at home since Round 12 against the Warriors – 42 days ago.

The side’s return home coincides with the club’s NRLW season opener in what beckons as a massive day for the Red V.


599″, “>809”, “>959″]”
data-eqio-prefix=”video-post-screen”
ref=”root”
>



Up Next



/








Replay





Play Next

Gutherson: “It just comes down to belief”

50-50 CHARITY RAFFLE PARTNER: GEORGES RIVER LIFE CARE

The Dragons are proud to be partnering with Georges River Life Care for this weekend’s 50-50 Charity Raffle for our double-header at St George Venues Jubilee Stadium.

We encourage you to get along to Kogarah this Saturday to support Georges
River Life Care as our 50-50 Match Day Charity Raffle partner or, if you cannot
make the game, purchase a ticket online.

Georges River Life Care is a local, community not-for-profit that’s been in operation in Peakhurst since 2007 supporting and enriching the lives of people
in the Georges River community who have been impacted by domestic
violence and financial hardship through caring and compassionate services.

Georges River Life Care specialises in three main areas – Domestic and Family
violence support, Emergency Relief, and Artslife creative arts program.

Through these programs, they have been able to support a vast scope of
individuals and families with different circumstances.

We encourage fans to show their support by purchasing tickets on game day or clicking this link.

TEAM NEWS
DRAGONS

There are no changes to the squad which took on the Raiders in Round 17.
Moses Suli (hip) has been named on the extended bench as he eyes a return from injury.

WESTS TIGERS

Alex Twal returns at lock having recovered from a knee injury, with Alex Seyfarth shifting to the interchange bench.
Jock Madden comes into the starting lineup at Five-Eighth, with Jarome Luai suffering delayed concussion symptoms from the Tigers round 17 clash with the Knights.
Heamasi Makasini lines up at centre, replacing Taylan May who sustained a shoulder injury on Sunday.