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    The Warriors may have had their second-best start in club history, but they're determined to get better

    The Warriors may have had their second-best start in club history, but they're determined to get better

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    The Wahs head into tonight's Magic Round NRL showdown with the Cowboys in Brisbane packing a five-win, two-loss record that's only been bettered by the club in 2018.

    Stand-off Chanel Harris-Tavita says they're still learning lessons ... but D is the key.



    Kickoff tonight's at 7.30pm.

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    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Rugby League News
     04 May: The Warriors are second on the NRL ladder after a heart-stopping 30-26 NRL victory over the Cowboys in the NRL's Magic Round in Brisbane
     04 May: Warriors coach Andrew Webster has joked he needs a heart transplant after his team repelled North Queensland's pulsating comeback in a Magic Round classic at Suncorp Stadium
     03 May: Warriors defensive coach Slade Griffin has offered the key behind the lack of high-tackle penalties for his playing group so far in the NRL season
     03 May: The Sydney Roosters have fended off the Dolphins 36-26 in their NRL Magic Round contest in Brisbane
     02 May: The NRL's match review committee has opted not to charge any Queensland players, after claims of an eye-gouging in last night's women's State of Origin opener
     02 May: Wellington Saints chairman Nick Mills says the Indian Panthers' arrival is a blemish on former National Basketball League general manager Justin Nelson's tenure
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