Nine Wests Tigers players were in action over the 2018 Representative Round with a number of impressive performances across the board for their respective teams.
The action kicked off on Saturday with five players in action throughout the Pacific doubleheaders, before Esan Marsters made his debut for New Zealand in the iconic Test match against England in Denver.
And while Wests Tigers might not have had any players in the Origin arena, the three players selected in the NSW Residents game certainly did their job as the Blues chalked up a big win over Queensland.
REPRESENTATIVE ROUND RESULTS
New South Wales Women 16 def. Queensland Women 10 at North Sydney Oval
Papua New Guinea 26 def. Fiji 14 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium
Tonga 38 def. Samoa 22 at Campbelltown Sports Stadium
England 36 def. New Zealand 16 at Mile High Stadium, Denver
New South Wales Residents 36 def. Queensland Residents 20 at ANZ Stadium
New South Wales Origin 18 def. Queensland Origin 14 at ANZ Stadium
WESTS TIGERS PLAYER PERFORMANCES
Kevin Naiqama, Fiji
80 minutes, 15 runs for 215 metres, 1 try assist, 1 linebreak assist, 4 tackle breaks, 2 tackles
Tuimoala Lolohea, Tonga
80 minutes, 3 runs for 14 metres, 2 tackle breaks, 1 offload, 130 kick metres, 15 tackles
Michael Chee Kam, Samoa
80 minutes, 10 runs for 110 metres, 4 tackle breaks, 37 tackles
Josh Aloiai, Samoa
40 minutes, 6 runs for 55 metres, 27 tackles
Pita Godinet, Samoa
54 minutes, 3 runs for 15 metres, 1 tackle break, 1 offload, 21 tackles
Esan Marsters, New Zealand
80 minutes, 1 try, 13 runs for 187 metres, 1 linebreak assist, 2 linebreaks, 6 tackle breaks, 4 offloads
Luke Garner, NSW Residents
80 minutes, 1 try, 9 runs for 82 metres, 1 linebreak, 3 tackle breaks, 30 tackles
Bayley Sironen, NSW Residents
24 minutes, 5 runs for 49 metres, 2 tackle breaks, 9 tackles
JJ Felise, NSW Residents
45 minutes, 11 runs for 119 metres, 1 tackle break, 15 tackles
