Tamika Upton scores five as Jillaroos crush England 90-4
The Australian Jillaroos delivered a record-breaking performance in the NRL in Las Vegas four-game blockbuster, dismantling England 90-4 in a ruthless display at Allegiant Stadium.
The reigning world champions were unstoppable from the outset, piling on 17 tries in a performance that highlighted their dominance in the international game as the heavy bookmaker favourites.
Superstar fullback Tamika Upton stole the show with five tries, marking her first career hat-trick for the Jillaroos, while Julia Robinson and Jessica Sergis also bagged three each.
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Playmaker Tarryn Aiken was instrumental, setting up four tries in the first half alone as the Jillaroos carved up the English defence at will.
By halftime, Australia had stormed to a 38-0 lead, and they showed no signs of slowing down in the second half.
They came within touching distance of their biggest-ever win—92-0 against France in 2022—before England finally broke through in the dying seconds with a try from Georgia Roche.
The match wasn’t without concern, as England’s Vicky Whitfield was stretchered from the field after an ugly head clash with Sarah Togatuki off the second-half kickoff.
She was taken to the hospital for precautionary scans.
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For the Jillaroos, the win reaffirmed their status as the dominant force in women’s rugby league, demonstrating the benefits of the NRLW’s increasing professionalism.
England, meanwhile, will be left searching for answers after struggling to keep up with the sheer pace and power of the Australians.