Queensland State of Origin coach Billy Slater has identified forwards Kurt Mann and Max Plath as potential bolters for the team due to their versatility and toughness, with both players capable of playing multiple positions. Slater commends their consistency and adaptability, highlighting Mann’s impressive form with the Bulldogs and Plath’s team-first mentality at the Dolphins. As Slater prepares for the upcoming Origin series, he emphasizes the importance of having players like Mann and Plath who can thrive in high-pressure situations and fill in different roles as needed to ensure the team is well-equipped for any scenario.
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Vikings masters women’s side gears up for inaugural game with Anzac Round at Collingwood Park
SummaryThe Albany Vikings masters will host their inaugural women's match during the Anzac Day long weekend, with the Valkyries playing a combined metro women’s team at Collingwood Park at 3.45pm on Saturday, following a men's game. This year marks the introduction of a women's team to the Vikings, who will compete for the Rising Sun trophy, attracting about 26 interested players. Coach Collin Pass will lead the women’s team, alongside the men's coach Paul Beeck,...
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