Millie Boyle

Millie Boyle is a dual-code international, representing Australia in both the Wallaroos Rugby Union and Jillaroos Rugby League teams. Hailing from Cobargo on the New South Wales south coast, Millie was born into a rugby league family and has excelled across multiple sports from a young age.

Her commitment to the game has been extraordinary — as a teenager, she travelled seven hours each week to Canberra to train and play rugby union, leading to selection for the Australian U17 team at the World School 7’s Tournament in New Zealand. At 19, Millie debuted for the Wallaroos against England and was the youngest player in Australia’s 2017 Women’s Rugby World Cup squad in Ireland, serving as vice-captain.

After a scholarship to Bond University, she joined the Queensland Reds and quickly established herself in both 7’s and 15’s rugby. In 2019, Millie returned to her rugby league roots, representing the Brisbane Broncos, New South Wales Blues, and Australian Jillaroos, while still competing in Rugby Union. That year, she won virtually every title available, cementing her status as one of Australia’s top athletes.

In 2022, Millie won the Brisbane Broncos Player of the Year and the Dally M Medal for NRLW Player of the Year, before becoming a marquee signing for the Newcastle Knights, leading them to their maiden premiership. Off the field, she starred in SAS Australia and is deeply involved in education programs for people with disabilities across professional sporting organisations.

Still in her mid-twenties, Millie is widely regarded as one of the NRLW’s best and most recognisable players. Intelligent, personable, and highly likeable, she combines elite sporting performance with leadership and impact both on and off the field.