Sydney Shield
A dominant performance from the boys saw Mounties run away with a 64–6 win, continuing their strong form. After an early arm wrestle, the game plan to attack through the middle paid off, breaking the Bulls open after 15 minutes.
Leading 22–6 at halftime, the side stayed disciplined and built pressure across the second half, with Melbourne Storm players contributing heavily in attack and the team finishing the job in style.
“We stuck to our game plan and processes, and the effort and attitude showed on the scoreboard.” — Sydney Shield Coach Greg Wooley
Ron Massey Cup
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Mounties came away with a big 48–38 win over the Bulls in a high-scoring contest, with attack firing on both sides. The difference came down to fitness and resilience.
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Halfback Keahlan Bray led the way with two tries and strong game control, while the bench unit of Henry Francis, Vincent Rennie and Jarvis Leafa made a huge impact through the middle, all crossing and lifting the intensity when they entered the game.
“Our fitness was the difference — we finished stronger and showed resilience to fight back when it mattered.” Ron Massey Cup Assistant Coach Jason Dorahy
TRIES
Jared Nauma 15′
Isaac Chapman 30′
Blake Kehl 35′
Blake Kehl 37′
Alexander Soakai 42′
Jack Burgess 46′
Jared Nauma 51′
Daniel Mohammed 66′
Jack Burgess 68′
Daniel Mohammed 72′
Lachlan Saunders 79′
CONVERSIONS
Kaleb Farr 17′
Kaleb Farr 32′
Kaleb Farr 36′
Kaleb Farr 39′
Kaleb Farr 43′
Kaleb Farr 47′
Kaleb Farr 53′
Kaleb Farr 67′
Kaleb Farr 74′
Kaleb Farr 79′
TRIES
Keahlan Bray 7′
Jarvis Leafa 27′
Henry Francis 30′
Isaac Williams 42′
Keahlan Bray 55′
Vincent Rennie 59′
Eddie Faalua 72′
Roman Ioelu 79′
CONVERSIONS
Roman Ioelu 8′
Roman Ioelu 28′
Roman Ioelu 32′
Roman Ioelu 43′
Roman Ioelu 56′
Roman Ioelu 60′
Roman Ioelu 73′
Roman Ioelu 79′