LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Newtown Jets faced a tough start against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, with the Bulldogs taking an early lead of 18-0.
Luke Smith and Cooper Toy scored early tries for the Bulldogs, with Blake Taaffe converting each one.
The Bulldogs continued to dominate the first half, putting pressure on the Jets' defence and forcing them back towards their own try line.
Despite their setbacks, the Jets managed to regroup during halftime and came out strong in the second half.
They started to find gaps in the Bulldogs' defensive line and capitalized on their opportunities.
Their comeback began with a try from Sione Katoa, followed by a successful conversion from Jack A.
Williams.
The Jets continued to push forward, with Tyla Tamou scoring another try to bring the score to 18-12.
The momentum shifted in favor of the Jets as they started to control the game and put pressure on the Bulldogs.
A quick try from Jackson Ferris and another successful conversion from Williams tied the game at 18-18.
The Jets' determination and persistence paid off as they continued to dominate the Bulldogs in the final moments of the game.
In the closing minutes of the match, the Jets secured their comeback victory with a try from Kalani Pewhairangi and a conversion from Williams, bringing the final score to 28-18 in favor of the Jets.
The thrilling contest at Henson Park showcased the Jets' resilience and fighting spirit as they overcame a tough challenge from the Bulldogs.
Overall, the Newtown Jets' remarkable second-half comeback against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs was a testament to their determination and teamwork.
Despite facing a significant deficit in the first half, the Jets never gave up and fought their way back to secure a well-deserved victory.
Their performance exemplified their ability to overcome adversity and rise to the occasion when faced with a tough opponent.