Biola Dawa (born 5 November 2000) is an Australian rugby union player who plays as a wing for ACT Brumbies Women and Australia women's national rugby union team.
Her parents Agnes and Samson were farmers from the South Sudan village of Kajo Keji.
She was born in a refugee camp in the Ugandan town of Moyo before they met up with family in Wagga.
She played numerous sports once settled in Wagga, and an early teammate was future fellow Australian rugby union international Piper Duck.
[5][6] In July 2024, Dawa became the first person of Sudanese heritage to play for Australia in Test rugby, male or female, when she made her debut for the Wallaroos against Fiji in Sydney.