Wallaroos outmuscled by USA Eagles after wild weather delays Pacific Four clash
Summary
The Wallaroos (Australia's women's rugby team) lost 33-12 to the USA Eagles in a delayed Pacific Four Series match in Kansas. Bad weather caused a nearly three-hour delay, and the game went past midnight, with the USA scoring most of the final points.Key Facts
- The match was delayed by almost three hours due to wild weather.
- The USA Eagles won the rugby game 33-12 against the Wallaroos.
- Prop Hope Rogers scored two tries for the USA.
- Australian winger Desiree Miller scored a try early in the second half, making the score close for a time.
- Australia had 9 penalties in the first half and controlled only 30% of the ball before halftime.
- Wallaroos captain Siokapesi Palu Sekona said their poor discipline hurt their performance.
- The Wallaroos had experienced a tornado warning earlier in the week and lost their previous game to Canada.
- The Wallaroos will next play New Zealand on Anzac Day in Australia.
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