Exciting Round Five Action in Macarthur Rugby League: Shutout, Monumental Leap, and Crazy Comeback!

The Macarthur Rugby League delivered another action-packed round five, with a shutout, a monumental leap forward, and one of the craziest comebacks in ages. The weekend saw Collies and City share the spoils in a thrilling 38-all draw, showcasing twists and turns that kept fans on the edge of their seats.

Collies started strong, posting six tries in the first half to lead 34-6. However, City mounted a remarkable comeback in the second half, eventually leveling the scores at 38-all. Collies’ team manager, Mitch Hoffman, acknowledged the team’s tendency to switch off but remains optimistic about their potential to cause upsets in the remaining rounds.

In another match, Camden secured an 18-0 victory over Oakdale in a hard-fought battle. Despite Oakdale’s early dominance, Camden’s defense held strong, with backrower Trent Peoples and winger Josh Goulton making significant contributions to the win.

Thirlmere showcased their class with a 38-22 victory over South West, led by doubles from Curtis Scott and Ken Sio. Despite the loss, South West displayed resilience under new coach Luke Deller, hinting at a promising future for the team.

The Oaks claimed a 34-12 victory over East Campbelltown, capitalizing on early opportunities to secure the win. Meanwhile, Mittagong continued their winning streak with a 28-14 victory over Narellan, highlighting their strong attacking prowess.

Overall, round five of the Macarthur Rugby League provided fans with thrilling matchups and unexpected outcomes, setting the stage for an exciting remainder of the season. With teams showcasing both skill and determination, the competition is heating up as teams vie for a spot in the finals.