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- Sep 8, 2026
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Inside Luveicei's 'low-percentage play' that changed the grand final (opens the original)
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One minute you can be behind the eight ball and then moments later you can look unstoppable. But sometimes it takes a massive gamble to get that momentum going in your favour. Werris Creek Magpies needed something like that to happen in the 2026 Group 4 under 18s grand final at Gunnedah on Saturday and it was Jefica Luveicei that provided the spark. Trailing in the in-form North Tamworth Bears 10-6 just after the break, Luveicei - who is in the junior pathways at the Newcastle Knights - took a g
'I think I've come back better than ever': Smyth returns in style and stars in Bulldogs' triumph (opens the original)
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When the Gunnedah Bulldogs needed some inspiration, it was captain Bec Smyth who delivered. With the scores locked in Saturday's Group 4 women's tackle decider at Gunnedah, the Bulldogs skipper, in her her first winter back playing sport after the birth of her son Louie over 14 months ago, sneaked over from dummy half to score the match-winning try. It came after the game had been on a knife's edge, with both sides coming up with some great desperate defence, but it was the Bulldogs that held on
'I think I've come back better than ever': Smyth returns in style and stars in Bulldogs' triumph (opens the original)
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When the Gunnedah Bulldogs needed some inspiration, it was captain Bec Smyth who delivered. With the scores locked in Saturday's Group 4 women's tackle decider at Gunnedah, the Bulldogs skipper, in her her first winter back playing sport after the birth of her son Louie over 14 months ago, sneaked over from dummy half to score the match-winning try. It came after the game had been on a knife's edge, with both sides coming up with some great desperate defence, but it was the Bulldogs that held on
'I think I've come back better than ever': Smyth returns in style and stars in Bulldogs' triumph (opens the original)
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When the Gunnedah Bulldogs needed some inspiration, it was captain Bec Smyth who delivered. With the scores locked in Saturday's Group 4 women's tackle decider at Gunnedah, the Bulldogs skipper, in her her first winter back playing sport after the birth of her son Louie over 14 months ago, sneaked over from dummy half to score the match-winning try. It came after the game had been on a knife's edge, with both sides coming up with some great desperate defence, but it was the Bulldogs that held on
'I think I've come back better than ever': Smyth returns in style and stars in Bulldogs' triumph (opens the original)
Read excerpt
When the Gunnedah Bulldogs needed some inspiration, it was captain Bec Smyth who delivered. With the scores locked in Saturday's Group 4 women's tackle decider at Gunnedah, the Bulldogs skipper, in her her first winter back playing sport after the birth of her son Louie over 14 months ago, sneaked over from dummy half to score the match-winning try. It came after the game had been on a knife's edge, with both sides coming up with some great desperate defence, but it was the Bulldogs that held on
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