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Panthers lead premier men’s competition after Sea Eagles win
Monday 27 March 2023 | Written by CI News Staff | Published in Rugby league, Sports
The match held at Nukupure Park saw the Panthers leading 24-2 at the break. Picture: LOSIRENE LACANIVALU
Defending champions Tupapa Panthers have taken the lead in the domestic 13s premier men’s competition after their 54-6 win over Ngatangiia Matavera Sea Eagles on Saturday.
The match held at Nukupure Park saw the Panthers leading 24-2 at the break.
The Panthers have moved to the top spot above Avatiu Nikao Eels who were on bye and have a match in hand.
Both the Panthers and the Eels have lost a match to each other. More in tomorrow’s edition.