LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
In the second half, it was all about Xavier Coates as he continued to shine for the Storm.
Just five minutes in, he completed his hat-trick with a spectacular diving effort in the corner.
The Titans had no answer for his speed and agility.
The Storm's defense was also on point, with their line speed causing headaches for the Titans' attack.
They were able to shut down any opportunities and force errors from their opponents.
Ryan Papenhuyzen made his long-awaited return to the field and immediately made an impact.
In the 63rd minute, he showed off his speed and footwork as he sliced through the Titans' defense to set up a try for Reimis Smith.
Despite the Titans' best efforts, the Storm were simply too strong.
Their relentless pressure and clinical execution allowed them to pile on the points.
In the 70th minute, Jahrome Hughes extended their lead with a well-timed pass to Felise Kaufusi who crashed over the line.
As the final minutes ticked away, the Storm continued to dominate.
They added another try to their tally, this time through Justin Olam who powered his way over the line.
The conversion was successful, giving the Storm a commanding 37-16 lead.
The victory puts the Storm in a strong position to secure a top-four finish.
With only a few rounds remaining, they will be looking to maintain their form and momentum heading into the finals.
Overall, it was a stellar performance from the Storm.
Their attacking prowess, coupled with their solid defense, proved too much for the Titans to handle.
With the return of Papenhuyzen and the impressive display from Coates, the Storm will be a force to be reckoned with in the upcoming finals series.