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NRL All Stars live: Indigenous women beat Māori side 18-8 in pre-season exhibition

February 12, 2022
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The Indigenous women’s side rebounds from last year’s big loss to beat the Māoris 18-8, kicking off NRL All Stars day on Darug country in Western Sydney.

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31m ago31 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:55am

By Jon Healy

Jaime Chapman is named player of the game

The 19-year-old showed out with those two tries and some safe hands at the back. I still reckon Caitlan Johnston deserved it, but who can be mad at this rising star getting the nod?

39m ago39 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:47am

By Jon Healy

FULL-TIME: Indigenous All Stars beat Māori All Stars 18-8

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Well what a turnaround from last year’s 24-0 loss. Plenty of stars out there for the Indigenous side, with Tamika Upton typically brilliant, Kirra Dibb influential, Jaime Chapman giving us a glimpse of a rising star, and Caitlan Johnston rampaging as per usual.

What a game that was. Physically taxing and if the weather had been a little better maybe we would’ve seen a little more fast-paced attack, but we still got enough to show off what players like Upton, Chapman, Bo Vette-Welsh and Zahara Temara can do.

44m ago44 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:42am

By Jon Healy

Fourth quarter: Defence from both sides firing up in final five minutes

Things are getting a bit chippy out there as Maori All Stars prop Rona Peters forces the Bobbi Law knock-on, and then Caitlan Johnston gives away successive penalties in tackles right on her tryline – the second of which was a blatant strip somehow only caught by the captain’s challenge.

Maori All Stars surging at the Indigenous line. But Kennedy Cherrington’s desperate offload is mopped up by, of course, Caitlan Johnston. The penalties were silly, but she’s played a blinder today.

47m ago47 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:39am

By Jon Healy

Fourth quarter: Try saver stops Indigenous All Stars from extending 18-8 lead

A lot’s been made of Tamika Upton’s speed, rightly so, but she’s come up with another dynamite cut-out pass to send Bobbi Law down the right wing.

Law tried to hit Zahara Temara with an in and away, but the Maori halfback matched her and tossed her into touch.

50m ago50 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:36am

By Jon Healy

Fourth quarter: Jaime Chapman just misses out on the hat-trick!

She flew through to take the Kirra Dibb high ball and had the line open in front of her, but she just couldn’t keep her feet and stopped half a metre short. Agony for the young star.

And real agony it appears. I think she twisted awkwardly as she landed after making the grab and that may have hurt a little. Dibb checked on her and she waved her away, but one to watch.

52m ago52 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:33am

By Jon Healy

Kelly-Sines extends the Indigenous lead!

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Tommaya Kelly-Sines got the ball from a very tidy offload, but there really wasn’t much on, and she just tucked the ball under the arm, and carried half the Maori side over the tryline, somehow getting the ball down.

Dibb converts, and suddenly it’s 18-8 to the Indigenous All Stars.

54m ago54 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:31am

By Jon Healy

The fourth quarter is underway

Temara tried the short kickoff again, but this time Keilee Joseph was awake to it.

And the Indigenous All Stars will have a great chance to attack from just 10 metres out as Jasmine Peters’s kick-chase pressure forces the error from the dual try-scorer Stephens-Daly.

58m ago58 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:27am

By Jon Healy

3QT: It’s still 12-8 to the Indigenous All Stars … just

The Maoris had a dig with one last play for the quarter, with Temara chipping over the top out to the right (offside would’ve been interesting if it went to the video ref).

The offloads came thick and fast, but the Indigenous players scrambled to shut things down.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:25am

By Jon Healy

The Maoris are in again!

Zahara Temara timed her pass out the back perfectly to Bo Vette-Welsh, and the star fullback double pumped before launching a long ball to Autumn-Rain Stephens-Daly who goes in for a double. That left-side attack paying off again.

Temara can’t convert though. The Indigenous All Stars still lead 12-8 as we head towards the final quarter.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:22am

By Jon Healy

Third quarter: Indigenous All Stars lead 12-4 after 10 minutes

Upton goes close on the right, and the Indigenous side would’ve gone over if she could’ve offloaded to Peters, but no luck. And then Chapman almost nabbed a third on the left, but great scramble from the Maoris to take her into touch.

The Maori defence is aiming up now, and I think that’s what forced a forward pass from Kirra Dibb close to the line. The Maoris attack from 60 metres out with three-and-a-half minutes left.

And a penalty straight away will help. Attacking from 30m out.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:18am

By Jon Healy

Third quarter: Indigenous All Stars lead 12-4 after six minutes

Indigenous back rower Shaniah Power tries to channel Upton on the other side of the park and can’t find winger Rhiannon Revell-Blair. Great field position for the Maori All Stars now.

And Zahara Temara’s cross-field kick does find Revell-Blair, flying through the air to rescue the Indigenous All Stars at the end of that set.

They’ll get some more help up the field with a penalty drawn by Caitlan Johnston. She’s player of the game for mine right now.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:13am

By Jon Healy

Jaime Chapman doubles up!

Jasmine Peters made a superb run down the right to scramble and collapse the Maori defence. The ball went left and found Tamika Upton, who fired a bullet face ball out to Chapman, who just had to fall over the line.

And Kirra Dibb converts from out wide to make it a 12-4 lead for the Indigenous All Stars.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:12am

By Jon Healy

Second half starts with some crafty Maori play

It’s the short kick-off for herself by halfback Zahara Temara and she’s regathered! Nicely done.

But they can’t take advantage, with the set-ending grubber bouncing over the dead-ball line.

Aaaaaand the Indigenous side gets a piggyback out of their territory with a very debatable crusher tackle penalty.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:59am

By Jon Healy

HALF-TIME: Indigenous All Stars 6-4 Māori All Stars

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The Māori All Stars have certainly looked the most dangerous when they’ve gone left – in fact, it’s pretty much the only time they’ve looked to threaten – so introducing Vette-Welsh was a no-brainer and it paid off, somewhat against the run of play.

The Indigenous team has probably been slightly better, but they need to shore up the defence down that wing, otherwise Vette-Welsh, Tiana Raftstrand-Smith and Autumn-Rain Stephens-Daly could clean up in the second half.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:58am

By Jon Healy

Maori All Stars hit back just before half-time

Bo Vette-Welsh burned I believe Taliah Fuimaono on the outside. The number 18 recovered and had a hold of her jersey, but Vette-Welsh managed to find the offload and winger Autumn-Rain Stephens-Daly crossed in the corner.

But Zahara Temara can’t convert from the sideline.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:52am

By Jon Healy

Second quarter: Three minutes left and the Maori All Stars are over, but we’re going to the video ref

NO TRY! Bench forward Janelle Williams saves the day.

Raecene McGregor’s grubber nutmegged opposite number Kirra Dibb, and Kennedy Cherrington swooped, but Williams snapped into action to knock the ball loose, forcing the knock-on. Great hustle.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:48am

By Jon Healy

Jaime Chapman goes 90 metres to score the opener for the Indigenous All Stars!

The Maoris had the Indigenous side apparently shot to bits on the left side, but Tiana Raftstrand-Smith couldn’t find her winger in a great tackle from Rhiannon Revell-Blair.

So they tried the right-side shift, but a fumble ended up in the hands of Indigenous winger Chapman, who exploded off her own 10-metre line, put a gap on the chasers, and never looked like getting touched.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:47am

By Jon Healy

Second quarter: Tamika Upton to the rescue to keep it 0-0 with eight minutes left

Raecene McGregor put in an excellent grubber, curling away and skidding under Jaime Chapman out wide, but fullback Tamika Upton got across to make it a dropout.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:46am

By Jon Healy

Second quarter: 0-0 with 10 minutes left

Caitlan Johnston what a tackle! The Indigenous prop and co-captain flew across the line and wrecked another prop, Shannon Mato, who was playing the linking role between the middles and the winger. Amazing shot from Johnston though, to launch her into touch. Another attacking raid defused by excellent Indigenous defence.

1h ago1 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:44am

By Jon Healy

Second quarter: Still 0-0

Maori winger Autumn-Rain Stephens-Daly makes an unforced error in the play the ball, but Keilee Joseph follows suit with an error of her own at the other end.

Greasy conditions mean the speedsters out wide and at the back aren’t making much impact yet.

Posted 2h ago2 hours agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 6:02am, updated 27m ago27 minutes agoSat 12 Feb 2022 at 7:59am

Tags: BeatexhibitionIndigenousLiveMaoriNRLpreseasonsideStarswomen
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