LeagueNews.co | Robbie Hamilton
The Sydney Roosters NSW Cup team unleashed a powerful performance, leaving their recent struggles in the dust with a dominant 58-6 victory over Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles at Wentworth Park.
It was a display of pure rugby league magic, with ten tries from the Roosters lighting up the scoreboard.
Sandon Smith led the charge with two tries, four try assists, and a whopping 26 points, while Jake Elliott showcased his playmaking skills with four try assists of his own.
Blake Steep tore up the field with 203 metres gained in just 57 minutes, and Ethan King left defenders in his dust with a try, two line breaks, and 199 metres run.
Meanwhile, right centre Robert Toia continued his impressive comeback from injury, making a huge impact with a try, 203 metres run, and 8 tackle busts.
It was a performance that harked back to the Roosters' glory days, showcasing the kind of grit and determination that has defined the club for decades.
On the women's side, the Central Coast Roosters came agonizingly close to their first win of the season in the NSW Women's Premiership.
Leading 22-18 with just two minutes remaining, they were dealt a heartbreaking blow as the Newcastle Knights snatched victory with two late tries.
It was a tough loss to swallow, but the Roosters showed their fighting spirit till the very end.
In the world of rugby league, there are highs and lows, victories and defeats.
But one thing is for certain - the Roosters will keep pushing forward, never backing down, and striving for greatness on the field.
That's the spirit of rugby league, and that's what makes the Roosters truly great.