NSW undefeated after two days of competition
New South Wales remain undefeated after two days of the 2026 LCA NRL Wheelchair Championship at Coomera Indoor Sports Centre at the Gold Coast.
Both NSW and North Queensland were undefeated leading into the final game of the day, but a hard-fought, fiery battle between the two powerhouses ended with a 22-18 win to NSW.
Dynamic and pacey NSW winger Cory Cannane – a mainstay in the game since 2013 – said it felt “really good” to be the only unbeaten team and he was confident his side could maintain their fine form into the final day of competition.
“The boys, we put in a lot of time for the preparation for these games, so it was really good to make it through undefeated so far,” Cannane, who is in the Wheelaroos extended squad for the 2026 RLWC, said.
“The competition is really strong. Everyone’s come out really strong, so it has been really good.
“Our game against North Queensland has been the best game so far, that we’ve competed in… feels good to come away with that win.
“We will follow through tomorrow.”
Day 2 results
- NSW 38 def. South East and Central Queensland 10
- New Zealand 26 def. Affiliated States 0
- North Queensland 38 def. ACT 4
- New Zealand 44 def. Victoria 0
- South East and Central Queensland 28 def. ACT 14
- NSW 60 def. Affiliated States 0
- North Queensland 62 def. Victoria 4
- ACT 16. Def. New Zealand 6
- NSW 22 def. North Queensland 18
- South East and Central Queensland 62 def. Victoria 8
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