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The Wests Tigers have continued their winning way in the Intrust Super Premiership defeating Wyong on Saturday in a cracker of a contest at Campbelltown Stadium. Curtis Woodward, Lewis Shepperd and
Curtis Woodward, Matt French and Luke Potter headed to the Southern Highlands on Saturday for a clash between Wests Tigers and North Sydney Bears at Community Oval in Mossvale. In a highly entertaining first half
BUSH FOOTY DOUBLE HEADER! WESTS TIGERS V NORTH SYDNEY – Mossvale MITTAGONG V THIRLMERE – Mittagong To coincide with the Intrust Super Premiership’s Country Round this weekend, The81stMinute Commentary Team will go one better and
The boys headed to Campbelltown Stadium on Saturday for the round six Intrust Super Premiership clash between Wests Tigers and Illawarra Cutters expecting an exciting showdown between two of the stronger sides in the competition.
The81stMinute Commentary Team were back in Wollongong on Saturday for a top four clash between Illawarra Cutters and Mounties at WIN Stadium. Unfortunately it was all one way traffic for the home side with Canberra
Curtis Woodward and Luke Potter were joined in the pre-show by St George Illawarra legend Shaun Timmins. The Cutters were rightful favourites heading into the clash with the Bears but it was the visitors who
The81stMinute Commentary Team covered Wests Tigers for the second consecutive week with Curtis Woodward and Lewis Shepperd both tipping Wests after their impressive first round showing against Manly. But this would be a day for
The81stMinute Commentary Team travelled to Campbelltown for the opening round Intrust Super Premiership clash between Wests Tigers and Manly-Warringah with Wests running out dominant 34-16 winners. Papua New Guinean prop Rod Griffin was named Man
