New South Wales Exact revenge on Queensland – As Dally M Medal winner stars to see blues claim 2025 Women’s State of Origin Series victory despite controversial attempt

New South Wales have imposed revenge Queensland By winning the 2025 Women’s State of Origin with a game to save, after a 26-6 victory at the Allianz Stadium.

After being surpassed by the Maroons in 2024, the blues supported their victory in Brisbane with a dominant version, despite the admission of one and somewhat bizarre attempt, scored by Brisbane Broncos Full-back Tamika Upton.

The terrible, severe circumstances seemed to arouse damage with reigning Dally M medal winner Olivia Kernick that was stunned by an early decision by the officials.

She did not seem to be in a cute weighed grid stick by Lauren Brown in the blue area in blue.

The ball floated and Kenrick fell, but he slid out of her control with Upton quickly to touch the Marooons.

Kernick claimed that she had grounded the ball for a drop -out, but competition officers said she had tried to collect it, instead of grounding and allowing the attempt.

The star of schedules remained and asked referee Belinda Sharpe: “Are you a joke?!”

Nevertheless, the blues would dominate in the first half, with temperatures just before the break.

Kernick, who was controversially overlooked from the Jillaroos test team after winning the 2024 Dally M -Medaille, made more than the early mistake, scored twice and set up another on Thursday to bring more misery on the Maroons in Game Two for 16.026 fans.

After the blues opened the series with a 32-12 victory over Queensland in Brisbane, John Strange’s side can look at a 3-0 whitewash in the Game-Three Dead Rubber in Newcastle’s McDonald Jones Stadium on 29 May.

Kernick came forward and led from the front and clocked a game-high 169 meters and, although her night did not start well, she made more than good.

The lock chose her moments for revenge and when she struck that she did with both strength and panache.

First she set up an on-rushing Simaima Taufa, which ran a sharp line and struck a large number of Maroons to draw the blues level.

Then Kernick herself went, crashed through three tackles and Upton handed down to score under the posts to give NSW a 12-6 rest time ahead.

Tempers were raised just before the break after Queensland star had searched Chelsea Lenarduzzi to make a mistake, in which Kennedy Cherrington seemed to get into her face about the mistake.

A Frosty Mele followed both sets of players in the fight, but Tempers quickly settled, with referee, Sharpe, who called on both captains to tell their players to calm down.

Halfback Jesse Southwell was an important reason why the blues could run the screw in the second half.

The playmaker got hold of Queensland in the goal with a cross -kick early in the Stanza and of the subsequent set of Southwell’s recess, the catalyst for winger Jayme Fressard was to score in the corner.

Then the blues other winger jaime chapman came to the right flank to put NSW on the edge of a series crown.

Every chance that Queensland brought its way back into the game when Upton hobbled Weghobbel.

The fullback tried to continue playing after a hamstring injury when she met to prevent Chapman’s attempt, but eventually collapsed with the pain.

Kernick then crashed for her second attempt for eight minutes to place the game outside of Queensland’s range.