LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
weststigers.com.au is buzzing with news of the upcoming Women's Origin 19s clash, with the Blues determined to reclaim the shield from their Queensland rivals.
Kate Mullaly, coach of the Westpac NSW Under 19s team, is not one to dwell on past defeats.
After narrowly missing out on victory in the 2023 State of Origin match against Queensland, Mullaly is setting her sights on areas of improvement for her 2024 squad.
Despite leading 10-4 at halftime, NSW slipped to a 20-14 loss at Dolphins stadium in Redcliffe.
But Mullaly is a seasoned coach with a winning mentality, and she is determined to turn the tables on Queensland in the upcoming clash.
With the Blues hungry for redemption and eager to showcase their talent on the big stage, fans can expect a thrilling encounter filled with passion, determination, and skill.
The battle for the shield promises to be a fierce contest, with both teams leaving it all out on the field in pursuit of glory.
As they prepare to face their Queensland counterparts once again, the Westpac NSW Under 19s team knows that they must dig deep, stay focused, and play with heart.
With Mullaly leading the charge, the Blues are ready to fight tooth and nail to bring the shield back home where it belongs.
Let's hope they can channel the spirit of past Rugby League legends and make their mark on the history books with a memorable victory.