The Wests Tigers take down the Rabbitohs in a thrilling Round 24 clash! Read all about the highlights and hear from the players themselves!
In a heart-pounding showdown at Campbelltown, the Wests Tigers showcased their unstoppable spirit with a fantastic victory over the Rabbitohs in Round 24. Api Koroisau kicked things off, praising his team’s defense, claiming it was the best he’s seen this season. With players digging deep and showing resilience, the Tigers led the charge with a 20-14 score at halftime, thanks to a rare try from front-rower Chris Faagutu who left fans cheering in delight.
Not just a one-man show, the Tigers’ camaraderie shone through, especially in the words of Heath Mason. “We dug in,” he said, reflecting the team’s grit and determination to hold their lead against a challenging Rabbitohs outfit. It was a night that highlighted not just talent but teamwork; a true hallmark of the Tigers’ gameplay this season. As the match progressed, each player contributed to the momentum, showcasing their skills and dedication on the field.
The bench was buzzing with energy as Stefano Utoikamanu chimed in post-match, expressing his love for his teammates, highlighting the bond that fuels the Tigers’ charge week after week. The thrill didn’t stop with the first grade; the Jersey Flegg Cup and NSW Cup teams mirrored this performance, adding to a triumphant day for the club. As the Bunnies aimed to claw back into the game, it was the Tigers’ steadfast stance on defense that sealed the deal.
As the scoreboard lit up in favor of the Tigers, it’s clear this win was more than just a statistic. It was a testament to hard work, passion, and a keen understanding of teamwork that bore fruit for the Wests Tigers. Notably, the Tigers have now secured back-to-back wins, injecting them with the confidence they will need as they push towards the finals. On a lighter note, this match marked the first time all fans stayed off their phones—perhaps in disbelief at the thrilling action before them!
Did you know? The Wests Tigers have an impressive history, with their NRL debut dating back to 2000, but they have already won the premiership in 2005! Also, in rugby league, a front-rower scoring a try is often seen as a rare gem, akin to finding a kangaroo in a cafe! That’s right, who would’ve thought the big boys could dance too?
We have a quick chat with Api Koroisau following his team's Round 24 win over the Rabbitohs at Campbelltown.
We have a quick chat to Heath Mason following the team's Round 24 victory against the Rabbitohs at Campbelltown.
The home side took a 20-14 lead into half-time and didn't let their advantage slip in the second stanza, with Chris Faagutu scoring a rare front-rower's ...
We chat with Stefano Utoikamanu following his team's Round 24 victory over the Rabbitohs at Campbelltown.
The Bunnies scored first through Bayleigh Bentley-Hape and they extended their lead after 18 minutes as Tyrone Munro showed electric pace to plant the ball down ...