They are among the most formidable athletes in women’s rugby league.
However, members of the Australian NRLW squad took a break from their demanding training schedule on Tuesday, spending time swimming and relaxing in the sunshine at a Sydney pool.
Gold Coast Titans standout Jaime Chapman joined Wests Tigers star Kezie Apps at the Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool beside Woolloomooloo Bay.
Sydney Roosters teammates Keeley Davis and Isabelle Kelly were also part of the relaxed team outing.
Kezie wore a sage-green bikini as she enjoyed the warm weather by the water.
The 35-year-old displayed her athletic build as she stepped into the pool, wearing her auburn hair loose over her shoulders.
Jaime Chapman (pictured) joined her teammates and fellow players for a swim at the Andrew (Boy) Charlton Pool at Woolloomooloo Bay on Tuesday
She selected a navy-and-white striped bikini for the poolside outing
The 24-year-old took a swim before protecting herself from the sun with a dark blue cap
The backrower appeared to embrace a natural look for the casual day out, going without noticeable makeup.
Jaime also turned heads in a navy-and-white striped bikini as she joined her teammates in the pool.
The 24-year-old spent time in the water before adding a dark blue cap to help stay protected from the sun.
The centre and winger likewise appeared to go makeup-free, wearing her brunette hair down during the poolside gathering.
Keeley opted for an animal-print bikini that highlighted her athletic physique.
The 26-year-old middle forward swept her caramel-coloured hair away from her face and accessorised with earrings.
Wests Tigers star Kezie Apps (pictured) wore a sage-green bikini during the relaxed Sydney pool outing
The 35-year-old showed off her athletic figure as she entered the pool, with her auburn hair falling over her shoulders
She later added a dark blue bucket hat featuring orange trim
Centre and winger Jaime appeared to go makeup-free and wore her brunette hair loose for the pool day
Chapman has risen to prominence in recent years, having played in the NRLW since 2020, when she made nine appearances for the St George Illawarra Dragons
Also taking part in the bonding session was Sydney Roosters player Keeley Davis (pictured)
Joining in the fun was Isabelle, who flaunted her physique in a deep brown bikini with a polka dot design.
The 30-year-old centre lay back and caught some rays while sweeping her hair back in a bun and wearing a smattering of jewellery.
Having left their football kits at home, as well as their team rivalry, the sportswomen appeared relaxed as they socialised and chatted together throughout the day.
It comes amid an exciting period for Jaime Chapman, after she made her debut as a Channel Nine media personality in May.
The footballer has excelled since making her NRLW debut in 2020, representing both New South Wales and the Jillaroos.
She made her media debut during Magic Round in Brisbane recently, appearing as an analyst and also a roving reporter on Caxton Street as she quizzed punters on who would win the men’s State of Origin series.
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Keeley chose an animal print bikini, with the tiny swimwear ensuring her fit figure was on show
Joining in the fun was Isabelle Kelly (pictured), who flaunted her physique in a deep brown bikini with a polka dot design
The 30-year-old centre lay back and caught some rays while sweeping her hair back in a bun and wearing a smattering of jewellery
Having left their football kits at home, as well as their team rivalry, the sportswomen appeared relaxed as they socialised and chatted together throughout the day
NRLW has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years and is beginning to give the men’s league a run for its money
The NRLW Grand Final in October pulled in 1.03 million viewers who tuned into Channel Nine to watch the decider
Around 1.4 million fans have attended matches this season, marking a 40.7 per cent increase since 2019
Ground attendance for matches has also grown, with a recorded 115 per cent increase year-on-year
Her debut went exceedingly well, with the NRLW star showing poise, professionalism and plenty of personality.
Chapman has shot to prominence in recent years, but has been playing in the NRLW since 2020 when she played nine matches for the St. George Illawarra Dragons.
She then moved back to Queensland, playing five matches for the Brisbane Broncos before settling in with the Gold Coast Titans where she has 13 appearances to date.
Chapman is also a prominent representative player, with 10 caps for the New South Wales Blues and five appearances for both Australia and the Indigenous All Stars.
She has amassed a following on Instagram, with more than four times as many followers as Queensland star and men’s international Tom Dearden, and more than leading men’s players including James Tedesco, AJ Brimson, Dylan Edwards and many others.
However, Chapman has remained humble over the years, working as a disability support worker for What Ability – a role she juggles with her professional footy commitments to this day.
National Rugby League CEO Andrew Abdo stated in May that women have ‘changed our sport culturally’
It comes amid an exciting period for Jaime Chapman, after she made her debut as a Channel Nine media personality in May
The footballer has excelled since making her NRLW debut in 2020, representing both New South Wales and the Jillaroos
She made her media debut during Magic Round in Brisbane recently, appearing as an analyst and also a roving reporter on Caxton Street as she quizzed punters on who would win the men’s State of Origin series
Chapman appeared on the Footy, Family & Culture segment on NITV’s Over The Black Dot in 2025
Her undeniable ability in front of the camera has been revealed during that time, with appearances on several podcasts and television shows.
Chapman appeared on the Footy, Family & Culture segment on NITV’s Over The Black Dot in 2025.
NRLW has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years and is beginning to give the men’s league a run for its money.
The NRLW Grand Final in October pulled in 1.03 million viewers who tuned into Channel Nine to watch the decider.
Around 1.4 million fans have attended matches this season, marking a 40.7 per cent increase since 2019.
Ground attendance for matches has also grown, with a recorded 115 per cent increase year-on-year.
National Rugby League CEO Andrew Abdo stated in May that women have ‘changed our sport culturally’.