Illawarra Steelers snag two minor premierships in rugby

Steelers co-captain Trinity Tauaneai carting the ball forward.

LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton

The Illawarra Steelers recently secured minor premierships in the Tarsha Gale Cup and Harold Matthews Cup competitions, with their Lisa Fiaola Cup team narrowly missing out on a Top 8 spot after a loss to the Central Coast Roosters.

Courtney Crawford's Tarsha Gale team, which went undefeated last year, will be aiming to defend their crown this season after finishing with a 7-1 record, their only loss coming against Canterbury in Round 3.

The Steelers will be seeking their third Tarsha Gale Cup premiership overall, having already secured their third minor premiership.

The Dragons website highlighted the success of the Illawarra teams, noting that the Tarsha Gale girls will be looking to continue their dominant form and potentially capture another title.

The Harold Matthews team's achievement of a minor premiership adds to the overall success of the Illawarra region in junior rugby league competitions.

The report emphasizes the Steelers' strong performance throughout the season, with their only defeat in the Tarsha Gale Cup coming in a close encounter against Canterbury.

The team will now shift their focus to the upcoming finals series, where they will aim to carry their regular season success into the knockout stages and secure another championship.

Overall, the Illawarra Steelers have had a successful season across multiple junior rugby league competitions, clinching minor premierships in the Tarsha Gale Cup and Harold Matthews Cup.

The determination and skill displayed by the teams have positioned them well for the postseason, with the Tarsha Gale girls particularly motivated to defend their title.

With the club's history of success in the Tarsha Gale Cup, the Steelers will be aiming to add another premiership to their collection in this year's finals.

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