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Australia's Jillaroos Secure Fourth Consecutive Rugby League World Cup Title

The Australian Jillaroos defeated New Zealand's Kiwi Ferns 34-10 in Brisbane to win their fourth consecutive Women's Rugby League World Cup. Star winger Jaime Chapman scored a first-half hat-trick.

  • Australia's Jillaroos won the Women's Rugby League World Cup final 34-10 against New Zealand's Kiwi Ferns.
  • Winger Jaime Chapman scored three tries in the first half, breaking the individual tournament try record with 13.
  • This victory marks the Jillaroos' fourth consecutive World Cup title.

Australia's Jillaroos have claimed their fourth consecutive Women's Rugby League World Cup title, triumphing over New Zealand's Kiwi Ferns with a dominant 34-10 victory at Brisbane's Suncorp Stadium.

The Jillaroos established an early lead, scoring six first-half tries. Star winger Jaime Chapman was a standout performer, securing a hat-trick before the break. Her three tries in the final brought her tournament tally to 13, setting a new individual record for a World Cup.

New Zealand, who had not beaten Australia in three years, entered the final as underdogs despite a strong semi-final win. However, they struggled against Australia's relentless speed and power, trailing 34-6 by half-time. The score remained largely unchanged through an error-riddled second half.

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