Rising Stars Shine as Blues U19s Sweep Maroons in Origin Clash

The young talents of the Blues U19s team showcased their skills in a thrilling showdown against the Maroons, securing a solid 14-10 victory at the iconic Leichhardt Oval. Leading the charge was Chevy Stewart, a standout player from the Raiders, whose exceptional performance earned him the well-deserved title of man of the match…

Stewart’s dominating presence on the field was evident as he ran a staggering 175 meters, with three line breaks and an impressive 13 tackle busts throughout the game. His try early in the eighth minute set the tone for the Blues, demonstrating his strength and skill against the Maroons opposition…

Despite some early challenges and a spirited effort from the Maroons, the Blues maintained their composure and capitalized on key opportunities, ending the first half with a narrow lead of 10-6. In a strategic move, substitute Connor Voltano made a significant impact by securing a pivotal try, propelling the Blues ahead…

As the match intensified in the second half, both teams displayed determination and tenacity, with the scoreline deadlock at 10-10. However, it was the Blues who ultimately sealed the victory with a well-executed try, courtesy of Matt Arthur, son of former Eels coach Brad, with Stewart providing the crucial final pass…

One of the most anticipated battles on the field was between fullbacks Chevy Stewart and Jaxon Purdue, both rising stars from their respective NRL clubs. While Stewart’s impactful performance earned him praise and accolades, Purdue showcased his own prowess with a commendable showing for the Cowboys…

Among the emerging talents were Coby Black and Mitchell Woods, whose impressive skills and potential shone brightly during the match. Black, hailing from the Broncos, displayed a composed game with a notable kicking prowess, while Woods exhibited a keen rugby sense with precise kicks and solid defensive efforts…

A notable standout in the forward pack was Loko Jnr Pasifiki Tonga from the Dragons, whose commanding presence and relentless drives proved instrumental in steering the Blues towards victory. With an impressive 134 meters gained and five tackle busts, Tonga drew praise from fans and commentators alike…

The McLean brothers, Jesse and Casey, both started for the Blues, with Jesse unfortunately forced off the field early due to a head knock. Despite the setback, Casey demonstrated his resilience and skill, showcasing an impressive performance on the left edge and contributing significantly to the Blues’ triumphant display…