LeagueNews.co | Nick Loken
The performance was a sight for sore eyes for Meaney, who is still adjusting to life in the high-pressure role of centre.
Despite the team's early success, the young gun knows there is still plenty to learn and improve upon as the season progresses.
"It's early days yet, mate," Meaney said after the game.
"We've got a long way to go and a lot of hard work ahead of us.
But I'm loving every minute of it."
Meaney's transition to the centre position has been a work in progress, but with each game, he is gaining more confidence and understanding of his role within the team.
His speed and agility have made him a valuable asset in attack, while his defensive skills continue to improve with each passing week.
Coach Bellamy has been impressed with Meaney's progress and believes he has the potential to become a key player for the Storm in the years to come.
"Nick is a real talent, no doubt about it.
He's still finding his feet in the centre position, but he's got all the tools to be a top player in this league," Bellamy said.
As the Storm continue to climb the ladder and make a push for the finals, Meaney will be a crucial piece of the puzzle.
With each game, he is learning valuable lessons that will only make him a better player in the long run.
"It's a learning curve, no doubt about it," Meaney said.
"But I'm up for the challenge.
I can't wait to see what we can achieve as a team this season."
With Meaney's determination and the Storm's talent and drive, the sky is the limit for this team in 2024.
Watch this space, folks.
The Storm are just getting warmed up.