In his three games thus far, he has also amassed 16 tackle busts, three line breaks, a try assist, and two tries.
Joseph Suaalii, who is dealing with a neck injury and is unlikely to be risked with the finals approaching, is reportedly going to be replaced by Nawaqanitawase.
It didn’t feel strange for Nawaqanitawase to be holding a Steeden after his maiden NSW Cup game.
“It was enjoyable, which was beneficial,” he said to News Corp.
I only had to finish where the boys had placed me because all of them had placed me in the ideal spots. I always have a couple (nerves).
Since it was my first game, many people were probably wondering how I was doing as well.
Where I play is irrelevant; all I can say is that I’m thankful for the chance. Right now, I’m going week by week.
Huge teenage prop De La Salle Va’a will make his first-grade debut for the Roosters, who are grieving from the season-ending injuries to Sam Walker and Brandon Smith last Saturday against the Raiders.
Va’a barely received her diploma last year, but she has risen quickly through Bondi’s ranks.
He was chosen in the NSW as well.
Following his full recovery from an ACL injury sustained last year, Murphy joined the Roosters’ New South Wales Cup squad. His stay with Trinity was cut short. He now intends to rejoin Super League, which bolsters St Helens’ outside backs group.
Lewis has a bright future ahead of him. Lewis rightly received a chance to join the Roosters after demonstrating his abilities at Wakefield, according to Saints head coach Paul Wellens.
“I am aware that he is a young man who is devoted to his studies, eager to play again, and very hard-working.
“We found out to our cost a couple of seasons ago how good he can be when he scored those four tries against us, and I’m sure he is going to thrive in our environment and will be a player that is going to excite fans.”
