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Debutant Star as Wests Tigers Dominate Raiders in NRL Clash

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Debutant Star As Wests Tigers Dominate Raiders In Nrl Clash

In what can only be described as a stunning NRL debut, Campbelltown junior Luke Laulilii, younger brother of Kit, made his mark on the field as Wests Tigers dominated the Canberra Raiders in a fierce Sunday clash at Campbelltown Sports Stadium. Laulilii replaced an ill Charlie Staines on the wing to become Wests Tigers Player #290, showcasing his talent at just 18 years old.

The Tigers, who have seen a remarkable seven NRL debutants in their lineup this season, continue to nurture talent from the 2022 premiership-winning Wests Magpies Harold Mattews team, with multiple Macarthur juniors joining the first-grade ranks, including Lachie Galvin, Heath Mason, and Jordan Miller. The game’s explosive start saw Jahream Bula lose possession, setting the stage for a series of dazzling plays from both sides.

Newcomers like Sione Fainu and Adam Doueihi scored their maiden NRL tries alongside Laulilii, with veterans Benji Marshall and Stefano Utoikamanu providing the necessary experience and leadership on the field. Despite a brief respite with a Jordan Rapana penalty goal for the Raiders, the Tigers maintained their momentum throughout the match.

The second half saw a relentless Tigers offense, with key players like Api Koroisau and Alex Seyfarth further extending their lead before receiving a penalty. Although the Raiders managed to narrow the gap with tries from Nick Cotric and Kaeo Weekes, the Tigers’ energy and cohesion prevailed until the final whistle, securing a well-deserved victory.

Rachel Adams

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