LeagueNews.co | Cooper McEnroe
In Round 14 of the NRL season, a blend of powerhouse performances and elite playmaking characterized the action, leading to a standout team selection from Zero Tackle.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad shone at fullback for the Warriors, amassing 237 metres from 20 hit-ups while contributing a line break, 2 try saves, and 9 tackles.
His relentless effort solidified his crucial role on the field.
On the wing, Panthers' Thomas Jenkins was a force, scoring a hat-trick and breaking 10 tackles, alongside a total of 254 metres, with 105 gained post-contact.
Not to be outdone, Jamayne Isaako for the Dolphins made his mark as well, notching 2 tries, 177 metres, and 5 tackle busts.
In the centres, Tolutau Koula showcased an impressive performance, accumulating 298 metres off 24 carries-the highest of the round-accompanied by a try, 7 tackle busts, and a line break assist.
Herbie Farnworth continued to display his prowess with a two-try outing, contributing 190 metres and 18 tackles, further establishing himself as one of the leading centres in the competition.
The halves duo brought substantial firepower, with Chanel Harris-Tavita excelling for the Warriors by securing 2 tries, 2 try assists, and 157 running metres-a strong all-around effort.
Jahrome Hughes of the Storm matched his intensity, scoring twice, breaking 5 tackles, assisting in two additional tries, and crafting 3 line breaks during a robust 20-tackle display.
Overall, Round 14 highlighted both emerging talents and established stars, showcasing the skill and dedication prevalent in the NRL, as teams continued to battle fiercely for supremacy in the competition.