Ashley Marsters

Cook Islands-born Marsters is the most-capped player in Wallaroos history, surpassing Liz Patu with 34 caps against Scotland in WXV 2 last September, scoring the match-winning try in her milestone game. She’s a statement signing for the Force, playing in two World Cups and finishing in the top three of the Wallaroos Player of the Year for the past two seasons. Marsters began playing rugby in Victoria when she was just six years old, inspired by watching her father compete and had a long association with the Melbourne Rebels before her move to Perth. Marsters offers versatility, able to play as a hooker, back-rower and even in the backline.