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2023 - 3 - 19

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Warriors down Cowboys to end 11-month Australian losing streak (NRL.COM)

The Warriors snapped a record 13-match losing streak in Australia with a comprehensive 26-12 defeat of the Cowboys at Queensland Country Bank Stadium on ...

We're not giving ourselves an opportunity to win the game and the credit has to go to the Warriors - they played with a lot of effort, spirit and they're a well-drilled team playing confident in each other's ability," - Cowboys coach Todd Payten. Egan was assisted from the field. "We wanted to see what our forward pack could do if we had more than 50 per cent of the ball, we just wanted to see how dominant they could be and tonight we got to see that. Hiku has one more match to serve, while Drinkwater won't be back until Round 6. Warriors hooker Wayde Egan is in doubt for the clash with the Bulldogs after reeling out of an attempted tackle on Jason Taumalolo in the 68th minute. - Egan was then assisted from the field for a second HIA late in the game after an attempted tackle on North Queensland powerhouse Jason Taumalolo and is in doubt for next weekend's Auckland homecoming.

Warriors v Cowboys: Promising signs as Warriors claim brilliant NRL ... (New Zealand Herald)

Against a high-level NRL team – who were one game from the grand final last year – this was a red-letter day for the Warriors. After trailing 12-6 in the 13th ...

The Cowboys tried to rally but the Warriors held firm, highlighted by a stunning sequence of defensive plays, with Johnson, Pompey and Tuaupiki all coming up with vital try-saving tackles. They turned down two kickable penalties, before a Martin cut-out pass sent Montoya over, with the winger finishing well with no room to move. That was the signal for the Warriors to lift. It was made by Fonua-Blake – powering off a clever Harris pass – before Egan did well to twist and force the ball under pressure. The centre steamrolled Valentine Holmes, then managed a remarkable offload to his winger, despite three defenders hanging off him. The forwards were immense, with Tohu Harris, Addin Fonua-Blake and Wayde Egan outstanding.

NRL: Clinical NZ Warriors stun North Queensland Cowboys to snap ... (Newshub)

The Kiwi club gave captain Tohu Harris the perfect present to celebrate his 200th NRL match.

Warriors coach Andrew Webster all smiles after impressive win over ... (Stuff.co.nz)

The rookie head coach has made the Warriors one of the surprise packages in the early part of the new NRL season, so let the hype begin.

“We were desperate on our try line. But if Charnze is fine, he deserves that spot, he’s an international. Webster was also impressed with how Tuaupiki went on debut. It’s the third time he’s come off and they’re not all for concussion this year. That’s an average of 14.6 per game. We wanted to see how dominant they could be.

Ugly tackle sends 'distressed' star to hospital (NEWS.com.au)

The New Zealand Warriors' 26-12 win over the North Queensland Cowboys has been soured after second rower Mitch Barnett was taken to hospital after an ...

“That IS the Warriors best performance in Australia in a long, long time,” Cronk said on Fox League. “Their attack has gotten worse the longer the game has gone,” Voss said on Fox League. Greg Alexander said the incident was “unintentional” but the Cowboys back was placed on report. “So the fact that he walked off was a good sign but now he’s been taken to hospital, not so much.” The New Zealand Warriors’ 26-12 win over the North Queensland Cowboys has been soured after second rower Mitch Barnett was taken to hospital after an “unintentional” crusher tackle. A New Zealand Warriors star is in hospital in Townsville after an ugly act saw him taken from the stadium on a stretcher and in a neck brace.

Broncos set up blockbuster battle of Brisbane with crushing win (The Sydney Morning Herald)

The undefeated Broncos and Dolphins will clash next Friday night at Suncorp Stadium in what promises to be a clash for the ages.

Sullivan then tore past his opposite number Mam and the visitors had shot out to a 16-6 lead. His halves partner Te Maire Martin also impressed, finishing with two try assists and three line-break assists. Fullback Reece Walsh scored a late double and No.6 Ezra Mam crossed for a corker as the home side scored four tries in the last 10 minutes. Brisbane, in contrast, were listless, disorganised and error-ridden. When our forwards support him, he is very good at what he does. The undefeated Broncos and Dolphins will clash next Friday night at the same venue in what promises to be a clash for the ages.

Warriors playmaker shines as Harris, reserves put on a clinic against ... (SEN)

The Shaun Johnson of old is back for the New Zealand Warriors, according to former coach Tony Kemp. Johnson, 32, was instrumental in the Warriors' 26-12 ...

[https://t.co/PAwtRrGdpU] [pic.twitter.com/F1PKTnwIXy] [March 18, 2023] “I think we’re seeing Shaun Johnson realising what he can do in the game … [https://t.co/9gLDurUKDe]

What a difference a coach makes: Andrew Webster's impact on ... (New Zealand Herald)

Take a bow, Andrew Webster. Across just three rounds of the NRL season – and a couple of pre-season trials – the new coach has already put a strong imprint ...

“We haven’t had that in stages in the start of the season and we just wanted to see how dominant they could be. Once they did, the likes of Dylan Walker, Jazz Tevaga, Addin Fonua-Blake and Harris could exhibit their ball skills. The 28-year-old was taken to hospital as a precaution after the match but was cleared of any fracture. “We didn’t have many combos or short passes last week,” said captain Tohu Harris. Webster was also pleased with his organisation of the defensive line and “how reliable he was”. “We wanted to see what our forward pack could do if we had more than 50 per cent of the ball,” said Webster.

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