LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In what can only be described as a classic Origin moment, NRL fans around the world were left in awe as Jaime Chapman pulled off a try for the ages in the first match of the Women's State of Origin series at Suncorp Stadium.
The NSW Blues, known for their fighting spirit and never-say-die attitude, struck first in the historic three-match series with a commanding 22-12 victory over their Queensland rivals.
This win, in front of a record-breaking crowd of 25,492, set the tone for what promises to be an epic battle between the two powerhouse teams.
With the Blues venturing into enemy territory, they wasted no time in asserting their dominance on the field.
Emma Tonegato kickstarted the scoring frenzy in the fifth minute, capitalizing on a well-executed play by Olivia Kernick and Caitlin Johnson.
But it was Jaime Chapman who stole the show with a breathtaking display of skill and speed that left the crowd on their feet.
Chapman's try, described by many as "one of the great Origin tries," showcased the resilience and determination that has become synonymous with NSW Rugby League.
Like a fearless warrior charging into battle, Chapman's breakaway run not only put the Blues in scoring position, but also solidified their grip on the game.
As the final whistle blew and the Blues celebrated their hard-fought victory, fans and pundits alike couldn't help but marvel at Chapman's heroics.
In a sport filled with memorable moments and heart-stopping plays, this try will surely go down in history as a shining example of the passion and skill that defines Rugby League.