NSW Waratahs Dominate ACT Brumbies in Super Rugby Women’s Opener

The NSW Waratahs made a strong statement in the Super Rugby Women’s opener by dominating the ACT Brumbies with a convincing 45-10 victory at Allianz Stadium. The Waratahs, fueled by their quest for redemption after previous disappointments, showcased their prowess on the field.

Leading the charge for the Waratahs was captain Piper Duck, who delivered a stellar performance with two impressive tries and inspirational leadership. Winger Maya Stewart shone with a hat-trick, while Arabella McKenzie’s kicking accuracy added valuable points to the scoreboard.

The match started with the Waratahs setting the tone early, as Maya Stewart and Piper Duck found the try-line to establish a solid lead. Despite a brief period of dominance from the Brumbies, the Waratahs maintained control and capitalized on their opportunities.

Emily Chancellor’s influential play in creating scoring opportunities, along with Faitala Moleka’s crucial penalty goal, kept the Waratahs in command. Sally Fuesaina’s try for the Brumbies provided a brief respite, but the Waratahs quickly responded to extend their lead.

Georgina Friedrichs and Tatum Bird contributed to the Waratahs’ impressive try tally, showcasing the team’s depth and versatility. The combination of skillful playmaking and strong defense ensured the Waratahs’ dominance throughout the match.

The victory over the ACT Brumbies marks a strong start to the season for the Waratahs as they strive to reclaim their position atop the Super Rugby Women’s competition. With the memory of previous defeats driving their determination, the Waratahs are poised for a successful campaign.