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FLEGG SIDE SURVIVES COMEBACK lower grades

The Penrith Panthers have survived a late comeback to claim an important 18-16 win over the Cronulla Sharks in Round 19 of Jersey Flegg.

Played in breezy conditions at Henson Park in Newtown, the Panthers led 18-4 with 10 minutes remaining before the Sharks surged with two quick tries.
The Sharks had been first on the board in the 13th minute when they shifted left to Te Wehi Waitere, however the Panthers quickly brought it back to 4-all when Luke Philp stepped inside the Sharks’ defence in the 18th minute.
Some slick footwork from Blake Moore saw him step past the Sharks defence in the 28th