Corey Parker, Ben Hannant, Ben Te'o and Matt Gillett in Origin shootout tonight (L-R) Corey Parker, Matt Gillett, Ben Te'o and Ben Hannant will fight it out for Origin duties on Friday night. COREY Parker, Ben Hannant, Ben Te'o and Matt Gillett will stage a shootout for Queensland jumpers when the Broncos clash with Souths tonight. Maroons selectors Des Morris and Gene Miles will be at Suncorp Stadium to run the rule over Queensland's raft of forward contenders. Broncos duo Parker and Gillett and their former clubmate Te'o, now at Souths, all featured in last year's Origin decider at Suncorp, won 21-20 by the Maroons. One of the trio could face the Origin axe if Titans workhorse Ashley Harrison, who missed the decider last year, recovers from an ankle injury in time for the series opener in Sydney on June 5. Broncos prop Hannant will move a step closer to clinching retired Maroons prop Petero Civoniceva's starting spot with a dominant performance against Souths' monster pack. Hannant's engine-room partner Josh McGuire is also in the Origin frame, but suffered a setback yesterday when he and strike centre Justin Hodges were ruled out of tonight's clash with injury. Queensland's chairman of selectors Morris said he was impressed by Te'o's Origin debut last year and said now was the time for Maroons aspirants to up the ante. "There's plenty of guys who are in the frame for selection," Morris said. We've seen a bit of Ben Te'o and he does what we need him to do. He did a great job for us in Origin III (last year), so we have a lot more options in the forwards now. It's still early when it comes to Origin. There is time before we pick the side, but good form will be rewarded. McGuire (calf) and Hodges (groin) were scratched yesterday after sitting out the Broncos' final training run. Rookie forward Jarrod Wallace replaces McGuire, while Jordan Kahu will fill Hodges' spot at right centre. The Broncos could have taken a risk by playing Hodges, but another breakdown against Souths may have jeopardised his State of Origin campaign. "If Justin plays and gets worse, he's looking at three or four weeks (out)," Broncos coach Anthony Griffin said. We played him a few years ago when he was 90 per cent fit and it backfired on us, so we are taking a cautious approach with him. Josh is a bit worse than Hodgo. His calf seized up on him, but hopefully he only misses a week. Parker, a veteran of eight Origin games, hopes he remains on Queensland's radar when the selection panel convenes before the series opener at ANZ Stadium. The Broncos ironman, who turns 31 on Sunday, is averaging 117.4m and 39.7 tackles a game this season and would win credits by outperforming Te'o tonight. "I played Origin last year so hopefully I get back there," Parker said. All I know is what I can control and that's playing consistently well for the Broncos.