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Aussies Shatter Absurd Record in Rugby League World Cup Bloodbath

  • On Sunday, the Australia Jillaroos defeated Wales 124-6 at Western Sydney Stadium, setting a new record for the largest victory in international women's rugby league history.
  • Australia led 60-0 at half-time, the largest first-half score and margin in World Cup history, while maintaining 84% of possession and completing 21 of 22 sets.
  • Jaime Chapman scored six tries and Jessica Sergis added four, while Jesse Southwell landed 20 of 21 conversions as the team registered 23 line-breaks.
  • Wales finally breached the Australian line in the 59th minute when Paige Travis pounced on a Tayla Preston grubber, marking the first points conceded by the Jillaroos this tournament.
  • Next Sunday, the Jillaroos will face Fiji in a semi-final match at Allianz Stadium as they continue their bid to defend their World Cup title.
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News broke the news in Surry Hills, Australia on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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