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Wests Tigers v Bulldogs – Round 13, 2026
Wests Tigers and Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs captains and coaches chat to the media after their Telstra Premiership Round 13 clash.
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Squad Update: NRL Round 13 v Canterbury Bulldogs
The Wests Tigers have trimmed their squad to 20 ahead of their clash with the Canterbury Bulldogs in Round 13 of the NRL Telstra Premiership.
The Tigers – coming off a bye in Round 12 – will host the Bulldogs at CommBank Stadium on Saturday, 30 May, kicking off at 5.30pm.
Heath Mason and Ethan Roberts have been omitted from the squad and will join the Club's Knock-On Effect NSW Cup Squad.
Wests Tigers Team List: Round 13 vs Bulldogs1. Jahream Bula – sponsored by RetroAir2. Jeral Skelton – sponsored by Endacom3. Sunia Turuva – sponsored by APN Compounding4. Heamasi Makasini – sponsored by Gavmanak5. Tino Tavana – sponsored by Ellis Consolidated6. Jarome Luai (c) – sponsored by Exclusive Estate Agents7. Jock Madden – sponsored by Shane's Waterproofing8. Terrell May – sponsored by One World Courier9. Api Koroisau (c) – sponsored by Mars Forklifts10. Fonua Pole – sponsored by Globite11. Sione Fainu – sponsored by Club Menangle12. Kai Pearce-Paul – sponsored by MJS Electrical Products and Supplies13. Alex Twal – sponsored by Workplace Law
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That’s the question on everyone’s lips after they broke their duck with a thrilling 22-16 win over fierce rivals Canterbury Bankstown at CommBank Stadium on Saturday.
After a dismal three-match losing streak during which they conceded 142 points, Wests showed plenty of defensive grit during the opening half of this grudge match.
However, after leading 16-6 at the interval, they were outscored two tries to one in the second stanza by a team whose attack had spluttered for much of 2026.
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