LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
In his debut season for the Brisbane Tigers, Cole Geyer proved himself to be a promising player in the Queensland HostPlus Cup.
The 22-year-old made a solid impression with his impressive on-field performances.
Throughout the season, Geyer made a total of 17 appearances, showcasing his commitment and dedication to the sport.
Despite being a newcomer, Geyer managed to make a significant impact on the field.
He scored four tries and assisted in two others, displaying his attacking prowess.
Additionally, he contributed to his team's success with two line-break assists, creating opportunities for his teammates to score.
Geyer's defensive skills were also commendable.
He made a total of 267 tackles throughout the season, with an impressive 90.8% success rate.
This highlights his ability to effectively shut down opponents and prevent them from making progress.
One of Geyer's standout performances came in Round 19 against the Papua New Guinea Hunters.
He excelled in this match, scoring a try, making two line-breaks, and breaking five tackles.
This performance showcased his versatility and ability to make a significant impact on the game.
Overall, Geyer's first year in the Queensland HostPlus Cup was a successful one.
He consistently contributed to his team's success and demonstrated his potential as a rising star in the sport.
With his strong performances, Geyer has certainly made a name for himself in the rugby league community and is someone to watch out for in the future.