The Western Force grapple with tough opponents and high-pressure situations in the Super Rugby Pacific opener. Check out the action-packed summary here!
The Western Force recently faced the Japanese champions, Tokyo Sankyu Phoenix, in a thrilling SuperW trial match, where handling errors cost them a 24-14 loss. Despite a valiant effort in the second half, with standout performances from Nic White and Chase Tiatia, the Force were unable to secure a victory against the Hurricanes, ultimately losing 44-14. Head coach Dylan Parsons utilized his full squad, gearing up for the upcoming Super W opener. The team's resilience and determination are evident, promising an exciting season ahead.
In the live coverage of the Super Rugby Pacific season opener, the Force encountered a formidable challenge against the Hurricanes, highlighting the intense competition that lies ahead. Simon Cron's strategic efforts in the off-season provided depth to the team, yet the search for a solid front-row player continues. The Hurricanes showcased their dominance with a powerful performance, leaving the Force to regroup and learn from this early setback.
As the Force navigate through the competitive field of Super Rugby Pacific, their journey is marked by moments of triumph and setbacks. While the Hurricanes proved to be a formidable opponent, the Force's tenacity and spirit shine through in every match. With the season unfolding, fans eagerly anticipate the team's growth and development on the field, as they strive for success in one of rugby's premier leagues.
Force head coach Dylan Parsons used all of his 30-member extended match-day squad, giving every player a chance to push for spots for the Super W opener at home ...
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The Western Force have been left to rue a series of handling errors in their 24-14 SuperW trial loss to Japanese champions Tokyo Sankyu Phoenix at HBF Park.
The Western Force will be out to back up their strong home form of 2023 against the Hurricanes.
The Force produced a better second 40 minutes, showing glimpses of the rugby they can play, with tries from recruit Nic White and the impressive Chase Tiatia.
The Western Force have begun their Super Rugby Pacific season on a sour note, turning in an error-riddled performance to go down 44-14 to the Hurricanes at ...
Simon Cron might have been one of the most active head coaches in the off-season market, but until he can find a front-row heโฆ
The Western Force have been made to pay dearly for a woeful first half in a 44-14 Super Rugby Pacific loss to the Hurricanes at Perth's HBF Park.
Read about the intense battle between the Western Force and Hurricanes in the opening match of the Super Rugby Pacific season.
The NZ side were scarcely troubled in Perth, streaking to a 22-0 lead at halftime and never looking back, running in six tries to two to add a bonus point to ...
And co-captain Nic White said it was not all doom and gloom with players itching to make amends. The Kiwi outfit crossed for six tries, scoring 22 points in ...
Wallabies halfback Nic White reckons the Western Force's first-round frailties can be fixed in a day, saying the players are itching to right the wrongs.
Western Force co-captain Nic White is adamant his side's maligned opening round performance can be fixed quickly after their Super Rugby Pacific season ...
Western Force have been left bitterly disappointed by their opening Super Rugby loss to the Hurricanes and are...