The Manly Sea Eagles delivered a stunning performance against the North Queensland Cowboys, winning decisively with a score of 42-12. The Cowboys found the scoreboard only in the last ten minutes of the match after the Sea Eagles had established a commanding lead early on.
Manly-Warringah kicked off the match with explosive energy, scoring three quick tries in the first ten minutes from players Haumole Olakau’atu, Jason Saab, and Ben Trbojevic. By halftime, they had extended their lead to 24-0 with a fourth try from Ethan Bullemor.
The Sea Eagles continued their relentless assault after the break, with try contributions from Toafofoa Sipley, Reuben Garrick, and team captain Daly Cherry-Evans, clearly demonstrating their offensive strength. Despite the Cowboys’ late tries from Scott Drinkwater and Braidon Burns, their performance was overshadowed by an overpowering display from Manly.
Tom Trbojevic was particularly impressive, leading the team alongside Cherry-Evans and Olakau’atu, both of whom had outstanding games. With five of their first seven matches scheduled at home, the Sea Eagles are set up for a strong start to the season, buoyed by a passionate fanbase that promises to energize their home games.
This match not only highlights the Sea Eagles’ capabilities but also instills hope for their supporters as they aim for a successful season ahead. The combination of solid teamwork and talented players suggests that they will be a formidable contender in the weeks to come.
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