LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
Queensland's Maroons face a critical moment in their series after losing the opener, needing to harness their spirit to turn things around.
They have been in a similar situation before, having staged a comeback last year with standout performances, such as Lauren Brown's heroics that secured an 11-10 victory in Game Two.
This led to a decisive 22-6 win in the decider, marking their first three-game series victory.
To improve their chances, coach Norris has adjusted the lineup by bringing Chelsea Lenarduzzi from the reserves to bolster the forward pack, replacing Destiny Brill.
Keilee Joseph has also returned to her preferred lock position.
Despite these changes, the Maroons recognize that they must address several key areas to mount a successful series comeback, especially as they now face the challenge of winning the next two games in an away setting.
As one player noted, "They know they can be better." The time for the Maroons to rise to the occasion is now.