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Upton asks for release from Newcastle to return home

Central Queensland product Tamika Upton may have played her final game for Newcastle after requesting a release from her contract this week. (Mark Evans/AAP)
By Liam Emerton

Central Queensland export Tamika Upton has requested a release from her NRLW contract with Newcastle on compassionate grounds. Regarded as […]

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