Ipswich Jets have broken a 582-day drought with their first win since Round 18, 2022; thanks to the efforts of seven Titans who played a big role in their defeat of the Western Clydesdales.
Taking command of the game early in the seven tries to three contest, five Gold Coast representatives found the line throughout the 80 minutes with Ryan Foran, Ken Maumalo, Jaylan De Groot, Joe Stimson and Harley Smith-Shields all scoring four-pointers in the 36-16 showing.
Match: Clydesdales v Jets
Round 2 -
home Team
Clydesdales
13th Position
away Team
Jets
5th Position
Venue: Toowoomba Sports Ground, Toowoomba
Two Titans topped the running metres with 220 each - Stimson joining teammate Aaron Schoupp in asserting their dominance in Toowoomba; the former proving to be a handful with a game-high nine tackle busts in his 64 minutes on field.
Train-and-trialist Kyle Foxwell also continued to impress with two tries, two try assists, two line breaks and two line break assists in a herculean effort as the chief playmaker.
The Jets next travel to Brisbane to face the Tigers on Sunday afternoon.
Match: Tigers v Jets
Round 3 -
home Team
Tigers
9th Position
away Team
Jets
10th Position
Venue: Totally Workwear Stadium, Brisbane
It was a tough Saturday night for Tweed, going down to Souths Logan 24-16 as they continue to chase their first win of the season.
Despite the loss, development hooker Oskar Bryant toiled hard off the pine with 37 tackles at an impeccable 97 percent tackle efficiency.
Match: Magpies v Seagulls
Round 2 -
home Team
Magpies
8th Position
away Team
Seagulls
14th Position
Venue: Logan Metro Football Fields, Logan
Jacob Alick also continued to keep Klese Haas on his toes with a try and 137 running metres in an 80-minute performance in the back-row.
The Seagulls host Burleigh on Saturday night at Piggabeen in what is expected to be a highly-anticipated Rivalry Round clash.
Match: Seagulls v Bears
Round 3 -
home Team
Seagulls
15th Position
away Team
Bears
4th Position
Venue: Piggabeen Sports Complex, Tweed Heads
