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SG Ball: The track star who could become NRL’s fastest man
Manly unleashed a young gun tipped to become one of the NRL’s fastest players ever in the latest round of SG Ball, but it wasn’t enough against a dogged Canterbury.
The kids dominating SG Ball, Harold Matts & Tarsha Gale
A host of future NRL talents have already made their mark in the NSWRL this season — but who will stand up when it matters most? We analyse the state of play.
SG Ball: Whitehead’s apprentice leading Raiders’ charge
Raiders star Elliott Whitehead has been working closely with Canberra’s SG Ball skipper Clay Webb and it’s paying off, with the youngster emerging as a star of the junior competition.
SG Ball Rd 4: Eels workhorse will worry Steelers
The fourth round of the SG Ball and Harold Matthews competitions begins this weekend, Jocelyn Airth tips the players to watch.
NRLW: Chooks want more from the NRL
The Sydney Roosters have unveiled their new NRLW head coach, and John Strange lost no time in calling for a shake up to the competition.
SG Ball: ‘Foran lookalike’ has Dogs barking
Canterbury’s own Kieran Foran lookalike wreaked havoc in the latest round of SG Ball, while the Bunnies showed they are title contenders in 2021.
SG Ball: Raiders set to unleash sprint star Savage
Queensland league fans are about to get a taste of what they’re missing out on when Canberra unleashes one of the state’s quickest juniors this weekend.
SG Ball wrap: Tigers stand tall, Panthers dominant
The Tigers SG Ball side were missing two halves, two hookers and a fullback, and yet they still held off the Knights on a day when Penrith had a field day.
SG Ball: Meet the Eels’ new teen Junior Paulo clone
He’s the Junior Paulo-Nathan Brown hybrid turning heads at Parramatta. PLUS who to watch in week two of the SG Ball, Harold Matthews and Tarsha Gale competitions.
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