Wayne Cousins is a journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly focused on the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles and the NSW Rugby League. With a passion for showcasing the achievements and stories of athletes, Wayne provides in-depth articles on player signings, game analysis, and the overall culture of the teams he covers.
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Wayne Cousins' focus is primarily on local sports, particularly Rugby League with a specific emphasis on the Sea Eagles team. Based in Sydney, Australia, his coverage predominantly centers around event coverage and evolving stories related to rugby league.
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Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will be out to make it three straight wins when they tackle the Gold Coast Titans at 4 Pines Park, Brookvale, on Sunday, July 21.
A fine captain's performance from talented Manly lock Nicholas Lenaz was not enough to life the Sea Eagles to victory against Penrith in round 20 of the Jersey Flegg Cup.
An eye socket injury to exciting young Manly player Lehi Hopoate was the only major concern for the Sea Eagles following today's 38-8 win over the Gold Coast Titans.
A gritty and determined Manly Leagues team recorded a vital 28-16 win over Moorebank Rams in round 16 of the Sydney Shield competition on Sunday.
By: Wayne Cousins
Reuben Garrick has moved into fourth position on the record list for most points for the Sea Eagles.
By: Wayne Cousins
The sheer joy and relief was there for all to see at full-time on Sunday when the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles celebrated their historic first victory in the Harvey Norman Women's NSW Premiership.
Becca Riley brings plenty of experience and skill to the Manly Sea Eagles Harvey Norman Women's NSW premiership team in their debut season in 2024.
Hardworking forward Kyla Gordon is part of Manly's Harvey Norman Women's NSW Premiership team.
By: Wayne Cousins
Manly Warringah Sea Eagles will be looking to build on their inaugural victory in the Harvey Norman Women’s NSW Premiership when they head to Kogarah on Saturday.
The opportunity to move into the NRL top four awaits the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles at Allianz Stadium on Saturday night.
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