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Western Suburbs Magpies came away with their biggest win of the season to date on Sunday, defeating the Roosters 44-4 in Round 19 of the Knock On Effect NSW Cup at Wentworth Park.
Match: Roosters v Magpies
Round 19 -
home Team
Roosters
12th Position
away Team
Magpies
13th Position
Venue: Wentworth Park, Sydney
In a dominant display, Jayden Sullivan produced a 16-point haul of his own, scoring a try and kicking six conversions.
Wests were first to score after just seven minutes, with centre Declan Casey crossing for his sixth try of the season.
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Towering winger Solomon Alaimalo was next to collect a try for the Magpies in the 12th minute, with the Roosters scoring their only points of the match shortly after, through fullback Ethan King.
Teenage centre Josh Feledy grabbed a third for Wests, with the away team leading 16-4 at half-time.
The second stanza was all black and white, with skipper James Valevatu setting the tone with a 47th-minute try.
Starford To’a, who made his return from injury off the interchange bench, went on to score a second-half double, with the outside back proving a threat in his 50 minutes of game time.
The remaining two Magpies four-pointers went to Sullivan and new signing Charbel Tasipale, who made his debut for the club after signing from Castleford in the English Super League in recent weeks.