LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
The Warriors from across the Tasman have hit the ground running with their new pathways strategy, scoring big in their first year.
With a squad of five teams, a sixth on the horizon, and a return to the NRLW competition, the club is taking advantage of new opportunities like never before.
In a stunning display of skill and determination, the Warriors claimed victory in the Harold Matthews Cup, shocking critics and proving that they mean business.
This win not only gave 31 players a taste of elite competition but also inspired young local players to chase their dreams without having to travel far from home.
A total of 131 players proudly wore the Warriors' colors across various competitions, but the real success lies in the finer details.
Nearly 50 players doubled up for two teams, and three even played for six teams - now that's what you call development.
It's clear that the Warriors are on the right track with their new approach, setting the stage for even greater success in the seasons to come.
With this kind of momentum, it won't be long before they're making waves on the field and leaving their mark on the history books of Rugby League.