Round 2 NRLW Team News: Taking on the Tigers

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Katoa and Alexis are beasts. Hopoate is unstoppable off the bench. They’re harder than the men’s forwards.
 
Katoa and Alexis are beasts. Hopoate is unstoppable off the bench. They’re harder than the men’s forwards.
Get up and ptb with urgency and none of them carry on like over the top pork chops when they score a try.
 
Wests Tigers v Bulldogs: No changes for Kimmorley; Dogs hunt back-to-back wins

The Wests Tigers are out to turn Campbelltown Sports Stadium into a fortress as they prepare to host the Bulldogs on Thursday night.

The two teams enter the prime-time clash in contrasting positions, with the Tigers eager to rebound after a Round 1 loss to the Broncos.

The Bulldogs claimed a historic victory over the Knights in their first NRLW game.

Now, they're chasing two in a row, with halfback Tayla Preston out to lead her side to another win.

There were promising signs from a young Tigers squad in Brisbane last weekend and Kezie Apps will look to set the tone up front as they look to build on that performance.

The return to Campbelltown is set to provide a major boost and Brett Kimmorley is eager to see a more clinical display from his side.

Team News
Wests Tigers: Coach Brett Kimmorley has named an unchanged side as the Tigers host the Bulldogs to get Round 2 underway. After holding their own in the opening half against the Broncos, the side were unable to keep pace in the second, but new recruits including fullback Jetaya Faifua and NRLW debutant Caitlin Turnbull on the wing showed signs of positive things to come.

Bulldogs: After recording a maiden win in their first ever NRLW game, there have been minimal changes made to the team, with Ebony Prior once again named to start at hooker, with Shaquaylah Mahakitau-Monschau coming from the bench in 14. Although named this way for Round 1, they were a late game day switch last week.

Stat Attack

Wests Tigers have lost both games played at Campbelltown Sports Stadium.

Bulldogs hooker Ebony Prior played 13 games for Wests Tigers in 2023-24.

The Tigers line-up includes three current Origin players Sarah Togatuki, Kezie Apps and Emily Bass.
 
Before that tho.
The ladies are a lot more authentic.
yeh its true better attitudes toward the game, do you think that's a weight of expectation and salary thing or just nice natures in general not a loaded question.
 
yeh its true better attitudes toward the game, do you think that's a weight of expectation and salary thing or just nice natures in general not a loaded question.
Grateful to be playing the sport they love and naturally "less out" there female nature?

Haven't been on the big stage as long as the men so will probably eventually start acting like mugs lol

There's a fun vid of the girls with a big boom box ala Critta and with stick horsies coming onto the field...so theyre getting more out there lol
 
Get up and ptb with urgency and none of them carry on like over the top pork chops when they score a try.
Not me watching a Raiders player milking her try scoring team mate last week :joycat:
 
Grateful to be playing the sport they love and naturally "less out" there female nature?

Haven't been on the big stage as long as the men so will probably eventually start acting like mugs lol

There's a fun vid of the girls with a big boom box ala Critta and with stick horsies coming onto the field...so theyre getting more out there lol
Love it yeh its good to watch it all unfold interesting times in the game and at the club. Glad the Girls our club enter in the Ciraldo era.
 
Go get em girls. Brighten my week please.
 
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