Wests Tigers' Stellar Performance Earns Historic Victory Over St. George Illawarra Dragons at Leichhardt Oval
Tigers Triumph Over Dragons in NRL Women's Premiership
In a thrilling clash at Leichhardt Oval, the Wests Tigers have emerged victorious over the St. George Illawarra Dragons in the NRL Women's Premiership.
A Game of Grit and Determination
The match was a testament to the increasing skill and intensity of the women's game. Both teams displayed immense grit and determination, showcasing the physicality and athleticism that has become synonymous with the NRLW.
The Tigers, led by captain Jessica Sergis, started strongly, dominating possession and territory in the opening minutes.
Tigers Take the Lead
Their pressure paid off in the 15th minute when winger Madison Bartlett crossed for the game's first try. Five-eighth Botille Vette-Welsh added the extras to give the Tigers a 6-0 lead.
Dragons Fight Back
The Dragons responded with a try of their own through center Emma Tonegato, but the Tigers extended their advantage to 12-6 at halftime.
Second-Half Surge
In the second half, the Tigers continued to control the tempo, with fullback Shanice Parker scoring a crucial try to extend their lead to 18-6.
Dragons' Late Charge
The Dragons mounted a late surge, with Tonegato scoring her second try to bring the deficit to 18-12.
Tigers Hold On
However, the Tigers' defense held firm in the dying minutes, securing a hard-fought 18-12 victory.
Historic Moment for the Tigers
The win marks a historic moment for the Wests Tigers, as it is their first victory over the Dragons in the NRLW. It also solidifies their position in the top four of the competition.
Sydney Roosters Continue Unbeaten Run
In other news from the NRLW, the Sydney Roosters maintained their unbeaten record with a convincing 30-6 win over the Newcastle Knights at Central Coast Stadium.
The Roosters dominated from the outset, scoring four unanswered tries in the first half. Captain Corban McGregor led by example, scoring two tries and kicking five goals.
The Knights showed resilience in the second half, scoring a consolation try through fullback Caitlin Moran.
The Roosters' victory extends their lead at the top of the ladder to four points, while the Knights remain in sixth place.
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