Pathways Preview: 03/04/25

Manly’s Harold Matthews team can cement a top four place in the finals with a win over the Eels, who are two points behind them on the ladder. 

The U/17s enter the final round of the season off back-to-back wins over the Sharks and Dragons.

After five wins and two losses the Sea Eagles sit fifth on the ladder on 12 competition points. The Eels would need a big win and hope other results fall their way to make the finals.

SG Ball Cup

Our SG Ball team also faces the Eels who are unbeaten and at the top of the ladder. 

The U19s went so close last weekend against the Magpies and will be wanting to end what has been a difficult season on a high.

Lisa Fiaola Cup

The third game at Narrabeen following SG Ball is our U/17s women’s team in the Lisa Fiaola Cup.  

It’s been an up-and-down season for this team which is still searching for its first win. Let’s hope it comes on Sunday against a Raiders side which is just a few places above them on the ladder.

Tarsha Gale Cup

The Sea Eagles U/19s side is also still chasing its first win of the season heading into the final round.

Much like in the Lisa Fiaola Cup, the Raiders also sit just a couple of places above Manly on the ladder.

Jersey Flegg Cup

After four games at Narrabeen, it’s then a triple-header for the Sea Eagles at Brookvale.

First up our Jersey Flegg team, which sits fifth on the ladder, takes on the Wests Tigers who are tenth.

Manly's Anthony Watmough-coached Flegg team won its first two games, had a big loss to the Raiders before having last weekend’s game against the Eels postponed.

NSW Cup

Manly takes on the Wests Magpies in the NSW Cup in the curtain-raiser to the NRL. 

This team is improving week on week, coming off back-to-back wins after opening the season with two narrow losses.

The Magpies have had a tough start to the season with losses to the Knights, Eels and Warriors, and the one victory against the Bears two weeks back.