LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Penrith Panthers Women's program has reached a significant milestone as both their Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola teams have qualified for the finals.
This achievement is made even more special as it is the first time in the same season that the Panthers will be competing in the finals of both female pathways competitions.
The Panthers finished in 4th place in the Tarsha Gale Cup, winning six games and only losing two, marking their first finals appearance in the competition since 2019 due to disruptions caused by the pandemic.
In the Lisa Fiaola Cup, the Panthers secured 6th place by winning five out of eight games, earning them their first finals berth since play-offs were introduced last year.
The first week of finals will see the Panthers facing off against the Illawarra Steelers in a Tarsha Gale qualifying final and the Newcastle Knights in a Lisa Fiaola elimination final.
This opportunity for the Panthers Women's program to compete in both finals highlights the progress and success they have achieved this season.
This accomplishment is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the players, coaches, and staff involved in the Panthers Women's program.
It is a reflection of the growth and development of women's rugby league at the club, showcasing the talent and determination of the female players.
The Panthers' qualification for the finals is a proud moment for the club and a sign of the progress being made in supporting and promoting women's rugby league.
Overall, the Panthers Women's program reaching the finals in both the Tarsha Gale and Lisa Fiaola Cups is a significant achievement for the club.
It demonstrates the commitment to developing and supporting female rugby league players and the success that can be achieved through hard work and determination.
As the Panthers prepare for the finals, they will be looking to continue their strong performances and make their mark in the women's rugby league competitions.