Criollos de Caguas 98:92 Cangrejeros 
San German 88:75 Leones De Ponce 
Memphis Grizzlies 97:96 Chicago Bulls 
Gigantes San Francisco 97:89 Metros de Santiago 
Los Angeles Sparks W 102:87 Chicago Sky W 
Los Angeles Lakers 96:84 Oklahoma City Thunder 
Phoenix Suns 81:79 Portland Trail Blazers 
Manawatu Jets 97:88 Bay Hawks 
Geelong W 87:67 Ringwood W 
Hobart Chargers W 69:88 Waverley W 
Sandringham W 63:74 Ballarat W 
Gold Coast Rollers W 81:68 North Gold Coast Seahawks W 
Central Coast W 62:102 Newcastle Falcons W 
Sutherland Sharks W 95:59 Illawarra Hawks W 
Bankstown Bruins W 100:79 Hills Hornets W 
Quezon City 52:93 Quezon Huskers 
Southland Sharks 83:71 Nelson Giants 
Albury W 89:81 Canberra W 
Sydney Comets W 72:88 Maitland Mustangs W 
Diamond Valley W 109:63 Frankston W 
Knox W 89:68 Kilsyth W 
Townsville Flames W 91:84 Logan Thunder W 
Rockhampton W 109:99 Sunshine Coast Phoenix W 
Inner West Bulls W 65:103 Norths Bears W 
Sturt Sabres W 56:77 West Adelaide Bearcats W 
Eastern Mavericks W 59:86 South Adelaide Panthers W 
Forestville Eagles W 72:60 North Adelaide Rockets W 
Willetton Tigers W 78:73 Warwick Senators W 
Perth Redbacks W 96:93 East Perth Eagles W 
Joondalup Wolves W 62:69 Rockingham Flames W 
After a rough stretch, England finally got back in the win column. They beat Fiji 66-8 in Liverpool, and it wasn’t even close. The home crowd saw their team score ten tries and dominate from start to finish.
Fiji started the match with high hopes, but things quickly went wrong. They lost a player to a red card early on, which left them with only 14 men for most of the game. England took full advantage.
Henry Pollock Steals the Show
The star of the night was young Henry Pollock. He scored a hat-trick — three tries — and looked unstoppable every time he got the ball. His speed and power were too much for the tired Fiji defense.
Pollock’s performance was a bright spot for England. The team had been struggling to score points in recent matches, but on this night, everything clicked.
Fiji’s Tough Day on the Field
Fiji just couldn’t catch a break. Playing with 14 men for over an hour is exhausting, and England kept the pressure on. The Fijian players tried hard, but they were forced to defend almost the entire second half.
- Fiji managed just one try and one penalty kick.
- England scored ten tries in total.
- The red card came early and changed the whole game.
What This Win Means for England
This victory ends England’s losing run and gives the team a boost of confidence. They showed they can score points and play exciting rugby when they stick to their game plan.
Next up, England will need to build on this performance. If they can keep playing like they did against Fiji, they might turn their season around.