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  • Sheridan makes No.1 jersey her own in rousing Raiders debut

    Sheridan makes No.1 jersey her own in rousing Raiders debut

    Sheridan Gallagher impressed in her Raiders debut as fullback, showcasing versatility during a 20-4 win over the Dragons.

    NRL.com

    Everyone likes to impress on debut for their new club and Sheridan Gallagher not only ticked that box she did it in a completely new position - fullback. 

    The 24-year-old former Knight looked comfortable and dangerous in her first outing for the Raiders in a 20-4 defeat of the Dragons at Kogarah on Saturday. 

    Having won a premiership (2023) and scored 25 tries on the wing in three years at Newcastle, Gallagher travelled to the national capital for a shot at the No.1 jersey having never played or trained in the position at the Knights. 

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  • Koroisau's Injury Less Severe Than Anticipated

    Koroisau's Injury Less Severe Than Anticipated

    Apisai Koroisau has a pectoral strain, not a tear, allowing him to continue this season despite the Tigers' recent struggles.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Wests Tigers have received a surprising boost regarding Apisai Koroisau's injury status.

    The club announced that their dummy half has a pectoral muscle strain instead of the anticipated tear, meaning his season is not over.

    Koroisau sustained the injury during a challenging match on Saturday against the St George Illawarra Dragons in Kogarah.

    This defeat marked the Tigers' seventh loss in nine games, while the Dragons celebrated only their second win of the season.

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  • 'Very confident': Blues' Strange fit for Origin decider

    Ethan Strange has recovered from his ankle injury and is fit to play in Origin on Wednesday night.  Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS

    Ethan Strange has recovered from his ankle injury and will play in the State of Origin decider, after intensive treatment and successful training sessions.

    The Canberra Times

    NSW are "very confident" in Ethan Strange's troublesome ankle after clearing the Canberra playmaker to feature in the State of Origin decider.

    The Blues had set Monday as D-Day for Strange, who has been fighting to prove his fitness since rolling his left ankle at training on Thursday.

    Strange, excellent on debut in the series opener, had undergone extensive treatment and been walking unassisted in NSW camp in recent days.

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