Prolific try-scorer Maya Stewart has been recalled to the Wallaroos squad for the final two Test matches of the season against Scotland in Sydney (October 17) and Canberra (October 23).

Stewart missed the European leg of the WXV Global Series due to an Achilles injury but has made a full recovery to take her place in an updated 30-player squad announced on Wednesday.

The 26-year-old’s return sees Piper Flynn make way, while Hera-Barb Malcolm Heke (knee) and Tia Hinds (personal leave) are unavailable.

The squad is otherwise the same as the group who travelled to Europe for the away Test matches of the WXV Global Series in England, France and Scotland.

The Wallaroos will be chasing three wins on the trot against Scotland over the next fortnight after a 30-10 victory recently in Edinburgh. It is the first time Scotland will tour Australian shores.

Director of Women’s High Performance Tim Walsh said: “We’re looking forward to hosting Scotland on home soil and in front of our fans in gold next week as part of a quadruple header in Sydney.

“During our recent tour of Europe we had some success in aspects of our game but lacked the consistency for a performance to be really proud of.

“Having played and beaten Scotland recently, our understanding of each other has grown. We will need to be far better than we were in Edinburgh to achieve the outcome we desire.

“Maya Stewart returns for us and brings plenty of experience out wide.”

Former Wallaroos captain Shannon Parry will also join the coaching staff as an assistant for the remaining two matches of the series.

Parry played 24 Tests for Australia including 19 as captain. She previously took charge of the U19 NextGen side while she was an assistant coach at the Queensland Reds for Swyftx Super Rugby Women’s this season.

The Wallaroos will assemble in Sydney on Sunday ahead of an historic quadruple header featuring the Wallaroos, Wallabies and Australia Sevens teams on October 17 at Accor Stadium.

Tickets to the historic quadruple header featuring the Wallaroos, Wallabies and Australia Sevens are available through Ticketmaster.

WALLAROOS SQUAD FOR WXV GLOBAL SERIES HOME TESTS AGAINST SCOTLAND

Jemma Bemrose – #238 (Queensland Reds/Palm Beach Currumbin Alligators) – 2 capsLily Bone – #229 (ACT Brumbies/Orange City) – 6 caps Emily Chancellor – #158 (NSW Waratahs/Sydney University) – 40 caps Piper Duck – #185 (NSW Waratahs/Tumut Bullettes) – 30 caps Waiaria Ellis – #225 (NSW Waratahs/Blacktown Scorpions) – 10 caps Georgina Friedrichs – #178 (NSW Waratahs/Wests Bulldogs) – 44 caps Martha Fua – #223 (ACT Brumbies/Blacktown Scorpions) – 5 caps Caitlyn Halse – #210 (NSW Waratahs/Camden Rams) – 18 caps Brianna Hoy – #203 (NSW Waratahs/Coffs Harbour Snappers) – 17 caps Eva Karpani – #171 (Queensland Reds/Southern Suburbs) – 48 caps Kaitlan Leaney – #179 (NSW Waratahs/SCU Marlins) – 43 caps Michaela Leonard – #168 (Western Force/Tuggeranong Vikings) – 50 caps Brittany Merlo – #230 (NSW Waratahs/Sydney University) – 7 caps Desiree Miller – #204 (NSW Waratahs/Eastern Suburbs) – 31 caps Tiarah Minns – #217 (Queensland Reds/Melbourne University) – 7 caps Faitala Moleka – #199 (ACT Brumbies/Blacktown Scorpions) – 34 caps Tania Naden – #197 (ACT Brumbies/Uni-North Owls) – 33 caps Bridie O’Gorman – #180 (NSW Waratahs/Sydney University) – 43 caps Siokapesi Palu Sekona – #194 (ACT Brumbies/Rockdale Rangers) – 31 caps Faliki Pohiva – #219 (NSW Waratahs/Blacktown Scorpions) – 14 caps Ella Ryan – #234 (ACT Brumbies/Canberra Royals) – 1 cap Allana Sikimeti – #212 (Western Force/Norths Eagles) – 6 caps Piper Simons – #231 (NSW Waratahs/Gordon Rugby) – 2 caps Cecilia Smith – #190 (Western Force/Leeton Dianas) – 32 caps Maya Stewart – #196 (NSW Waratahs/Nelson Bay Gropers) – 27 caps Pia Tapsell – #236 (Western Force/North Shore Rugby Club) – 4 caps Tabua Tuinakauvadra – #200 (ACT Brumbies/Orange Emus) – 23 caps Ava Wereta – #233 (Queensland Reds/Coomera Crushers) – 4 caps Amelia Whitaker – #237 (NSW Waratahs/Randwick) – 3 caps Samantha Wood – #207 (Western Force/Kalamunda Rugby) – 19 caps

Unavailable for selection due to injury

Katalina Amosa (knee) Chioma Enyi (ankle) Grace Freeman (leg) Atasi Lafai (knee) Hera-Barb Malcolm Heke (knee) Manu’a Moleka (knee) Ngamihi Monk (leg) Adiana Talakai (neck)

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WALLAROOS 2026 TEST SCHEDULE

March 27: Wallaroos 33 defeated Fijiana 15 at GIO Stadium April 11: Canada 24 defeated Wallaroos 0 at Heart Health Park, Sacramento, USA April 17: USA 33 defeated Wallaroos 12 at CPKC Stadium, Kansas City, USA April 25: Wallaroos 5 defeated by New Zealand 40 at Sunshine Coast Stadium August 22: New Zealand 66 defeated Wallaroos 19 at Go Media Stadium, Auckland

WXV Global Series

September 13: England 48 defeated Wallaroos 15 at CorpAcq Stadium, Salford September 20: France 29 defeated Wallaroos 26 at Stade Maurice David, Aix-en-Provence September 27: Scotland 10 defeated by Wallaroos 30 at Hive Stadium, Edinburgh October 17: Wallaroos v Scotland at Accor Stadium, Sydney – 1:00pm AEDT October 23: Wallaroos v Scotland at GIO Stadium, Canberra – 7:30pm AEDT