Between the Posts is your weekly update of what’s happening in the lives of our past, present and future Brydens Lawyers NSW Blues players.
Wighton a sight for sore eyes
Canberra Raiders five-eighth Jack Wighton had a standout game in Round 5 against the Wests Tigers where he scored a try, made seven tackle-breaks, ran 83 metres, made 21 tackles and 399 kick metres.
But the Brydens Laywers NSW Blue bared the brunt of a charging Joseph Leilua, copping a huge eye injury after tackling the Tigers centre only 28 minutes into the match and played on without complaint.
Wighton wore the injury proudly in a post-match interview and even gave his partner Monisha stick for worrying about a pimple on her face when he was wearing a big bruise on his eye. All in good fun.
What a soldier!
Wighton sight for sore eyes
Players support anti-racism movements
NRL players across the competition took a knee to acknowledge the anti-racism movements happening throughout Australia and the world.
Players from all backgrounds united to show their support and reflect Rugby League’s strong stance of inclusivity and diversity in its communities.
Beanie for Brain Cancer round
The Annual Beanie for Brain Cancer Round is upon us and many players in the League have rallied around to support the Mark Hughes Foundation.
Damien Cook’s Daughter, Willow takes out the prize of best Beanie model without a doubt. To purchase a Beanie head to https://markhughesfoundation.com.au/
Lads just happy to be back
There is nothing else to add. The boys are just happy to be back playing the game they love and are definitely making it clear.
