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Wests Tigers rnd 2 report

Our Pathways Hub has all the match reports, info and live scores you’ll need when following Wests Tigers junior representative matches over the weekend.

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UNE SG Ball Cup (Under 19s) – Western Suburbs Magpies

Bulldogs 24 – 10 Magpies

The Wests Magpies SG Ball Cup team have fallen to a 24-10 defeat to the Bulldogs in Round 2 at Hammondville Oval.

The visitors trailed 6-4 at half-time and were unable to run down a strong Dogs side in the second period.

After a lengthy delay due to an injury to a Magpies player, the Bulldogs scored first in the corner, with the conversion giving the blue and whites a 6-0 lead.

A beautifully weighted pass from Pheonix Godinet then put Kurtis Dupond over, to bring the Magpies within two points after 20 minutes.

The Bulldogs held a 6-4 lead into the break and went on to score just two minutes into the second half through Azariah Toki-Mautairi to extend their lead.

An outstanding try from the home side, straight through the middle of the field brought the scoreline out to 18-4, before Magpies five-eighth, Junior Fagalele dummied and pushed his way through to grab a four-pointer on his club debut.

With a player in the bin, the Bulldogs opted to take a penalty goal to give themselves a 20-10 lead and big winger, Jope Rauqe then leaped high and came down with the ball to score their fourth of the day.

Rauqe’s try was the final try of the afternoon, with the Bulldogs emerging victorious, 24 points to 10.

UNE SG Ball Cup (Under 19s) – Balmain Tigers

Tigers 32 – 26 Dragons

Round 2 – Saturday 8th February

The Balmain Tigers SG Ball Cup team remains unbeaten in 2025, scoring their second win in as many weeks after coming away with a 32-26 win over the Dragons in Round 2.

A breathtaking performance from fullback, Logan Brookes, sent the Tigers on their way to victory as the new signing continues to impress since joining the club this season.

The Dragons shot out to a 10-0 lead after 17 minutes through tries to Antonio Okusitino and Xavier Kirk, with the latter try incredibly coming directly from the kick-off to restart play.

Despite those worrying signs, Balmain displayed toughness to remain in the contest and were rewarded when back-rower, Will Stone crashed his way over for his second try in as many weeks.

An incredible individual try to Logan Brookes followed shortly after, with the fullback breaking countless tackles and showing electric footwork to score a 65 m solo classic.

Jared Haywood’s spiralling cutout ball

Jared Haywood’s spiralling cutout ball then put Joseph Partch over in the corner to give the Tigers a 16-10 lead, which they maintained until half-time.

Jared Haywood (Photo : Weststigers)

Haywood went from provider to scorer in the 39th minute, as the hooker darted his way over, but it wasn’t long before Brookes was at it again.

The dynamic No.1 leapt through the air to gather a Marc Tannous bomb and score his second of the afternoon.

Brookes didn’t have to wait long to secure his hat-trick either, as he stepped off his left foot to give Balmain their sixth four-pointer of the match.

The Dragons did threaten a late fight-back after Okusitino collected two more late scores, book-ended by Zachariah Nachar’s 62nd-minute try, however Balmain held on for a 32-26 win at Lidcombe.

Westpac Tarsha Gale Cup (Under 19s) – Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers 34 – 0 Raiders

Wests Tigers’ Tarsha Gale Cup team have scored a 34-0 win over the Raiders at Kirkham Oval in Round 2.

After scraping home for a victory last weekend, the U/19’s Wests Tigers girls were dominant on their way to maintaining their unbeaten start to the season.

Tiresa Leasuasu has been an impressive performer during the opening two rounds of the campaign and the powerful middle forward crashed over for the first points of the match after just four minutes.

Leasuasu grabbed a second try in similar fashion shortly after, before some impressive play from Modesty Tafeuni sent Elenoa Namua over in the corner for Wests Tigers’ third of the day.

Leading 14-0 at the break, the home side then shot out of the blocks in the second period, scoring just 30 seconds into the half. A Canberra error led to Sienna-Mae Montgomery putting Tafeuni through a gap, where she raced away for a try of her own.

Co-captain, Evie McGrath then sent Chaela-Lee Falls crashing over in the corner and impressive youngster, Ellie Barnett went on to dart her way over from dummy half after 52 minutes.

Ellie Barnett (Photo : Weststigers)

Olivia Saley scored a simple hooker’s try late on to wrap up a clinical result for Wests Tigers, coming away with a 34-0 victory over Canberra in Round 2.

SLE Laurie Daley Cup (Under 18s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

M Wests Tigers 38 – 0 Bulls

Round 1 – Sunday 9th February

The Macarthur Wests Tigers Laurie Daley Cup team has recorded a dominant 38-0 win over Riverina to kick off the 2025 season.

Impressive in both attack and defence, the centre pairing of Glassie Glassie and Will Jenkins were standouts over the course of the day’s play.

Glassie set winger, Tyler Volcov up for Macarthur’s first try after 9 minutes and it didn’t take long for the centre to score one of his own when he pushed his way through to give the home side a 10-0 lead.

Glassie Glassie (Photo : Weststigers)

Powerful lock-forward, Lorima Cosgrave proved too hard to handle for the Riverina defence when he crashed over to extend the Wests Tigers lead out to 16-0, which they maintained until half-time.

Dynamic fullback, Aaron Paea powered to the line to grab the first try of the second half to further Macarthur’s dominance as their points tally began to stack up.

Jenkins showcased sheer strength to bulldoze through defenders for his 57th minute effort, and when he raced through the line for his second of the afternoon, the result was beyond doubt.

Tyson Walker showcased impressive footwork in scoring the final try of the day, with Macarthur Wests Tigers ultimately coming away with a 38-0 win on Sunday.

UNE Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17s) – Western Suburbs Magpies

Bulldogs 18 – 34 Magpies

The Harold Matthews Cup Magpies have scored their second win in as many games to begin the 2025 season, after defeating the Bulldogs 34-18 in Round 2.

Wests held a 22-12 lead at half-time and didn’t take their foot off the accelerator in the second stanza, with halfback, Curtis Lakeman and winger, Josh Vella proving to be particular standouts in the impressive win.

An early Magpies error in attempting to defuse a high ball led to the Bulldogs scoring in the very first set of the match through captain, Chinedu Udeh.

An outstanding Magpies try brought the game level shortly after though, as Lakeman grubbered through the line, with Vella soccering the ball back to his halfback, who regathered to score under the posts.

It was Lakeman and Vella combining again in the 10th minute to grab the Magpies’ second, with the speedy winger brilliantly leaping through the air to snatch the No. 7’s kick and plant the ball down.

Vella scored his second of the morning to extend the Western Suburbs lead when he finished off a nicely executed scrum-base play, started by Lakeman and fullback, Tom Goodfield.

Front-rower, Jake Gaffney scored his fifth try in just two weeks shortly after entering the action, however the Bulldogs hit back shortly before half-time to keep the match within reach at 22-12.

Elijah Sefo collected a loose ball that went backwards through the hands of Vella to reassert the Magpies’ dominance on the contest shortly after the break, and powerful winger, James Lanyon scored out of dummy-half to extend the Magpies’ winning margin out even further.

A late converted try to Bulldogs prop, Dallis Taoai and a penalty goal via the boot of Vella would be the final scoring of the morning’s play, with Wests emerging victorious, 34-18 at Hammondville Oval.

UNE Harold Matthews Cup (Under 17s) – Balmain Tigers

Tigers 10 – 14 Dragons

The Balmain Tigers Harold Matthews Cup team has gone down to a narrow 14-10 defeat to the Dragons in Round 2 at Lidcombe Oval.

Trailing 14-0 at half-time, Balmain were much improved in the second period, however were unable to run-down the visitors.

The Tigers displayed quality goal-line defence to hold St. George out early, however the Dragons were first to score through second-rower, Lino Tamaseu.

The away team’s other edge forward, Jaeden Kavana then crashed over to further their lead and when Jack Lambert finished off a left-side raid on the stroke of half-time, it meant Balmain had it all to do in the second stanza.

Down 14-0 at the break, the Tigers had to score first after the resumption of play, and they did so through electric five-eighth, Izaac Mascarenas.

The No. 6 stepped his way through to put Balmain on the board and when fiery winger, Braidyn Wood scooped up a loose ball and planted it down after 53 minutes, the Tigers were back in it.

Despite their best efforts though, Balmain were unable to conjure up a third try in their improved second half, with St. George coming away with a 14-10 victory.

Westpac Lisa Fiaola Cup (Under 17s) – Wests Tigers

Wests Tigers 40 – 6 Raiders

The Wests Tigers Lisa Fiaola Cup team has bounced back from Round 1’s defeat in style, scoring a clinical 40-6 win over the Raiders at Kirkham Oval.

The home side was extremely impressive for the entirety of the match, with Canberra unable to match their fluent attack and rock-solid defence.

Wests Tigers showed impressive signs early too, with fullback, Khiarna Munro displaying impressive patience to hold the ball up for winger, Isabel McMenemy to score in the corner.

Frankie Cappello levelled proceedings for the visitors after 15 minutes, before the Wests Tigers lengthy flow of points began.

Front-rower, Alavina Tu’ifua crashed through the Raiders defence for a try, with Munro then grabbing one of her own, with the No. 1 lurking on the short-side from a scrum to score a well-executed set play.

That try gave Wests Tigers an 18-0 lead

That try gave Wests Tigers an 18-0 lead at the break and they didn’t let up in the second period.

The crispness of their passing was on full display for Lilea Seville’s 33rd-minute try, with a number of the backline players involved in the move opting to distribute the ball when they had opportunities to reach out for four-pointers themselves.

Munro’s class shone through again, as the fullback had her hands all over Naomi Cowley’s 44th-minute effort, and Dawn Tui darted over from dummy half to extend the Wests Tigers lead out to 34-6.

Dawn Tui (Photo : Weststigers)

An outstanding solo effort to co-captain, Sienna Robertson was a fitting way to cap off a dominant victory for Wests Tigers, as they emerged 40-6 winners at Kirkham Oval.

SLE Andrew Johns Cup (Under 16s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

M Wests Tigers 26 – 12 Bulls

Round 1 – Sunday 9th February

Macarthur Wests Tigers’ Andrew Johns Cup team have come away with a 26-12 win over the Riverina Bulls to open their 2025 campaign.

Leading 20-0 at half-time, Wests Tigers held off a second-half fightback from the visitors to ensure they kicked off their season with a victory at Kirkham Oval, Camden.

It was the home side who posted first points through a beautifully worked play from one side of the field to the other, as Cooper Butler finished the move off in the corner.

Impressive five-eighth, Terowie Golding-Lyons grabbed Macarthur Wests Tigers’ second, as he hit the line at speed from close range to make it a 10-0 lead.

Golding-Lyons only had to wait two minutes to collect his second try after he backed up a Sam Francis line-break to score under the posts and Llanden Granger’s dart from dummy half meant Macarthur led 20-0 at half-time.

Terowie Golding-Lyons (Photo : Weststigers)

Nate Breust was the first to cross after half-time to keep Riverina in the match and they gave Macarthur a scare in the 53rd minute when Archie Webb scored to make it 20-12.

Sebastian Taylor wrapped up the result for Wests Tigers late on though, with the impressive winger racing 65 m to secure the match-sealing four-pointer.

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Weststigers Pathways Wrap Round 6

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Wests Magpies were too strong for Balmain Tigers in the Harold Matthews and SG Ball Cup at Lidcombe Oval, while Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup side kicked off its season with a big win over the Kaiviti Silktails.

Balmain were too strong for Wests in the opening match of the day with the Tigers defeating the Magpies Under 16s development side 24-8.

Wests Magpies remain at the top of the ladder in the Harold Matthews Cup with three rounds remaining after defeating the Tigers 38-nil.

The Magpies are also doing well in the SG Ball Cup where they sit fourth on the ladder following their 38-10 over the Tigers.

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And it was a great start to the season for Wests Tigers in the Jersey Flegg Cup, the Under 21s trouncing the Fijian Silktails 38-20

Harold Matthews Cup (U/17s)

Wests Magpies vs Balmain Tigers

Magpies 38 – 0 Tigers

Play by Play

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Magpies Coach – Stephen Isdale

It was a special occasion for our boys playing at Lidcombe Oval, a place with so much history, and the boys also knew there were Cubs spots up for grabs.

It was really pleasing to see the team believe in and stick to the processes of what we have been working on.

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We knew Tigers had nothing to lose so it was important for us to respect them and not have the mindset of trying to score off every set.

We enjoyed the win and the whole experience at Lidcombe and I was really pleased to see Teancam Epati score on debut.

We now turn our focus to the Bunnies.

Tigers Coach – Tony Bazouni

It was a tough day at the office on Saturday against a formidable opponent in the Magpies, who showed why they are the team to beat in this year’s competition.

There were a lot of positives for us to take from the game, particularly with the development players coming in and getting a taste of junior rep footy.

James Baronovski was a standout for us with an inspiring 60 minute effort, tackling himself to a standstill and taking us forward all day. He picked up both the man of the match and players’ player awards.

SG Ball Cup (U/19s)

Wests Magpies vs Balmain Tigers

Magpies 40 – 10 Tigers

Play by Play

Magpies Coach – Joey Saukuru

We started off on the right foot by posting the first two tries but a few incomplete sets allowed Balmain into the game and it was 10-all ten minutes before the break.

Navren Willett scored a long-range try just before half time for us to regain the lead.

After a few choice words from the coach at halftime, the boys found another gear in the second period to score a convincing win.

Tigers Coach – Chris Yates

I’m very proud of the boys who fought back after a slow start to 10-all in very hot conditions.

An intercept right on half-time really hurt us and we then lost two players to HIA and played the last 20 minutes without a bench.

I thought Mark Tannous, Sam Schmitzer and Chad Daniels were very good, as was Henri Young on debut.

Jersey Flegg Cup (U21s)

Wests Tigers 38 – 20 Silktails

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Laurie Daley Cup (U/18s) – Macarthur Wests Tigers

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2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Grand Final

29/04/2023 26 - 22 N/A Bulldogs vs Roosters

Round 12 Ladder

2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Round 12 Ladder

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Roosters	11	10	0	1	324	68	256	20
2	Bulldogs	11	10	0	1	302	110	192	20
3	Knights	11	8	0	3	188	132	56	16
4	Steelers	11	6	1	4	182	114	68	13
5	Eels	10	6	1	3	152	108	44	13
6	Panthers	9	4	1	4	118	124	-6	9
7	Raiders	10	4	1	5	154	192	-38	9
8	Sharks	9	4	1	4	84	172	-88	9
9	Bears	9	3	2	4	100	134	-34	8
10	Rabbitohs	9	4	0	5	110	166	-56	8
11	Sea Eagles	9	3	0	6	124	174	-50	6
12	Dragons	9	2	1	6	70	276	-206	5
13	Tigers	9	2	0	7	64	202	-138	4

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2023 Tarsha Gale Cup Semi Finals

22/04/2023 28 - 0 N/A Bulldogs vs Steelers
22/04/2023 40 - 4 N/A Roosters vs Knights

Round 11 Ladder

023 Tarsha Gale Cup Round 11 Ladder

Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	Pts
1	Roosters	10	10	0	0	302	42	260	20
2	Bulldogs	10	9	0	1	276	88	188	18
3	Knights	11	8	0	3	188	132	56	16
4	Steelers	11	6	1	4	182	114	68	13
5	Eels	10	6	1	3	152	108	44	13
6	Panthers	9	4	1	4	118	124	-6	9
7	Raiders	10	4	1	5	154	192	-38	9
8	Sharks	9	4	1	4	84	172	-88	9
9	Bears	9	3	2	4	100	134	-34	8
10	Rabbitohs	9	4	0	5	110	166	-56	8
11	Sea Eagles	9	3	0	6	124	174	-50	6
12	Dragons	9	2	1	6	70	276	-206	5
13	Tigers	9	2	0	7	64	202	-138	4

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