Pamela Whaley
Staff Writer at CODE Sports
Been described as someone who’d knit on the bus and it’s true, I enjoy a good yarn. Words about sports for @codesportsau @telegraph_sport 🏉
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5 days ago |
codesports.com.au | Pamela Whaley
NRLWDon't miss out on the headlines from NRLW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Wests Tigers players and staff rallied around Sarah Togatuki at her sister’s funeral on Monday after the beloved NSW Origin forward returned to the care of her NRLW club over the weekend. The 27-year-old is being heralded for her bravery to play Origin III in Newcastle on Thursday night while dealing with the unspeakable tragedy of suddenly losing her older sister Jean days earlier.
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1 week ago |
couriermail.com.au | Pamela Whaley
Sarah Togatuki wore the pride of her family on Thursday night, taking the State of Origin field in Newcastle less than a week after the tragic death of her older sister, Jean. The inspirational NSW forward has been privately dealing with the sudden death of her sister, who was admitted to hospital before NSW claimed the series in Origin II in Sydney a fortnight ago, before passing away suddenly on Saturday.
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1 week ago |
codesports.com.au | Pamela Whaley
Queensland have been left contemplating serious change for 2026 despite saving face with a 18-14 win over NSW on Thursday night. Less than 24 hours after the Queensland men were beaten 18-6 in Origin I at Suncorp Stadium, the Maroons women gave the state something to cheer about with prop Chelsea Lenarduzzi scoring her first Origin try in the dying minutes to beat the Blues at McDonald Jones Stadium in Newcastle.
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3 weeks ago |
codesports.com.au | Pamela Whaley
Ali Brigginshaw has taken ownership on behalf of the senior Maroons players for a crushing loss to NSW in the series opener, saying it’s “not OK” to perform like that in a Queensland jersey. The Maroons co-captain fronted media in camp on the Gold Coast Monday as the team finalised preparations for Thursday night’s must-win clash in Sydney.
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1 month ago |
codesports.com.au | Pamela Whaley
Aaliyah Wighton watched the Jillaroos jet off to Las Vegas earlier this year, and hasn’t stopped talking about it since. The 10-year-old daughter of South Sydney star Jack Wighton has big dreams to play like her dad, and has started wearing the No.3 on her back too in her first season of tackle rugby league. Being the child of one of the game’s biggest stars comes with its privileges. Athletic genetics of course, proximity to rugby league and access to the best gear.
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