Match Report: Jersey Flegg Cup Round 13 vs South Sydney

Skipper Kade Hill scored his second try in as many weeks in the defeat, while hooker Michael Tannous crossed for his third try in his last two starts. 

With a number of key players making their returns from injury in recent weeks and combinations still growing, this side looks sure to improve as the season progresses.

“It was Brandon Tumeth’s second game back, he played a lot more minutes this week and he’s definitely progressing in the right direction”, explained Coach Scott Kenna. 

“He’s very aggressive with his defence and line-running, so he’s going well”. 

“Kade Hill too has been back for about six weeks now and he’s doing a great job as our leader and conductor.”

Another junior star who has impressed Kenna greatly in 2022 after a stint in basketball, has been outside back Jahream Bula. 

The Queensland recruit has played fullback in recent times, with Kenna gushing over the athletically gifted star's form. 

He’s really our spark and point of difference at the back”.  He’s been ticking off some really good goals too; scoring some nice tries and running for around 100+ metres per game. I honestly don’t know if he’ll be in Flegg for much longer”. 

Coach Scott Kenna

Next up for Wests Tigers Jersey Flegg Cup side is an early morning clash against Manly Sea Eagles on Sunday 12th June - the first of three games at Campbelltown Sports Stadium in Members Appreciation Round.