LeagueNews.co | Jess Malloy
Pheonix Godinet, a rising star for Wests Tigers, is determined to honor his family's sacrifices by making his NRL debut in the near future following the signing of his first NRL contract.
Amid ongoing efforts to improve after three consecutive wooden spoons, Wests Tigers CEO Shane Richardson and head coach Benji Marshall are focusing on nurturing talent from their pathway system for long-term success.
Over the past three years, the Tigers have successfully transitioned players like Jahream Bula, Tallyn Da Silva, and Josh Feledy from lower grades to first-grade debuts.
As the club continues to seek a stable team, they are also identifying new prospects in competitions like the SG Ball Cup and Jersey Flegg Cup.
Players like Archie Duncombe, Christian Taupau-Moors, Heamasi Makasini, and Jared Haywood are making their marks, adding to the excitement surrounding the team's future.
Godinet, a back-rower, stands among these promising talents aiming to contribute to the club's revival.
His dedication reflects the hard work and sacrifices made by his family, adding personal motivation as he prepares for the next steps in his career.