Jets survive a late fightback by the New Zealand Warriors and now take on the North Sydney Bears.
The Newtown Jets have advanced to the Minor Semi-Final stage of the 2026 Knock-On Effect NSW Cup competition, after defeating the New Zealand Warriors 24-18 in the Elimination Semi-Final played at the St George Venues Jubilee Stadium, Kogarah last Saturday.
Jets make it six wins in a row and now head into a sudden-death semi-final.
Newtown made it six wins in a row with a swashbuckling 50-16 win over Parramatta in the final competition round of the 2026 Knock-On NSW Cup, played at Kellyville last Sunday.
Newtown Jets secure a place in the NSW Cup semi-finals with a thrilling victory over long-time rivals, North Sydney.
This was a rugby league match that had everything, with these two NSW Rugby League 1908 foundation clubs turning on a gripping performance.
Newtown Jets take the points after having to repel a determined fight-back by the Canberra Raiders.
Grey skies and the likelihood of rain kept some fans away from Henson Park last Saturday, but those who were in attendance saw a most intriguing game.
Jets consolidate their place in the NSW Cup Top Five with an emphatic away victory against the Dragons.
Last Sunday’s away game against St George-Illawarra at the well-appointed Collegians Sports Complex in Figtree had plenty of danger signs for the Newtown Jets.
Newtown Jets staunch defence gets them home in gritty thriller against the Rabbitohs.
Last Saturday’s match at Henson Park was a clash of the fourth-placed South Sydney versus the fifth-placed Newtown, with the outcome being of great importance to both clubs’ finals hopes.
Brad Fearnley’s rousing try was the highlight of an impressive Newtown Jets display up on the Northern Beaches.
The Newtown Jets broke a worrying sequence of three losses with a 52-6 trouncing of the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in the 21st round NSW Cup match, played at 4 Pines Park (Brookvale) last Sunday afternoon.
Jets lose their third game in a row - and their place in the top five.
The Newtown Jets are now in dangerous territory on the Knock-On Effect NSW Cup competition table, having been relegated to seventh position following their 16-14 loss to the second-placed Newcastle Knights at Henson Park last Saturday.
Jets shock loss to the Melbourne Storm imperils their place in the top five.
The Newtown Jets narrowly retained their fifth position on the NSW Cup competition table after losing 20-18 to the 13th placed Melbourne Storm at Henson Park last Sunday.
Jets narrowly beaten in hard-fought encounter with the North Sydney Bears.
The Newtown Jets missed the chance of moving on up into third place on the NSW Cup competition table when they lost narrowly to North Sydney, by 12 points to 10, in the 18th round NSW Cup match played at North Sydney Oval last Sunday.
The Newtown Jets make a triumphant return to Allianz Stadium.
The Newtown Jets made a triumphant return to Allianz Stadium (formerly known as the Sydney Football Stadium) last Sunday afternoon, a venue that they had not graced since the 19th July 2014.
Jets improved second half effort not enough to overhaul the New Zealand Warriors lead.
The New Zealand Warriors have been represented in the NSW Cup competition since 2007, and the Newtown Jets have usually found the away game in Auckland to be a difficult assignment.
The Jets were defeated by 30-22 in last Saturday’s match, due in part to the Warriors racing away to an 18-0 lead after 12 minutes of the first half.
It was a top-class display of second-tier rugby league on a great day at Henson Park last Saturday.
A perfect sunny winter’s day; a good crowd was in attendance; the refurbished Henson Park crowd amenities looked resplendent; the playing surface was excellent; and most of all, the Newtown Jets and St George-Illawarra Dragons turned on a thrilling, high standard contest.
Newtown won well against the Sea Eagles, but looked vulnerable during the second half.
The Newtown Jets claimed two valuable competition points when they defeated Manly-Warringah by 34-20 at Henson Park on Saturday afternoon.
Knights take full advantage of Newtown’s out-of-sorts first half.
On Saturday at North Sydney Oval the Jets were well beaten by the Newcastle Knights, who trounced Newtown by 44-22 after leading 28-0 at half-time and by 38-0 after 49 minutes. .
The Newtown Jets get back into their winning groove.
In the wake of the previous weekend’s lacklustre performance against the Western Suburbs Magpies, the Newtown Jets travelled to Coogee Oval to take on the third-placed South Sydney Rabbitohs.
Magpies claim the Tom Raudonikis Cup for 2026 as the Jets turn on an underwhelming performance.
Wests Magpies took possession of the Tom Raudonikis Cup for 2026 by defeating the Newtown Jets 28-4 in the 9th round NSW Cup match played at Henson Park on Saturday afternoon.
Jets get the better of the Bulldogs in an entertaining night-time encounter at Henson.
The Newtown Jets played their first night game at Henson Park for nearly ten years last Saturday, in defeating Canterbury-Bankstown 25-10 in what was an impressive display.
The Jets show how to celebrate their 90th anniversary occasion at Henson Park.
In a game where the fortunes of rugby league football swung wildly in favour of both teams at opposite ends of the match, Newtown won a real thriller against the Sydney Roosters by 33-32, by way of a 79th minute field goal kicked by the Jets halfback Riley Pollard.
Jets drop valuable points as the Warriors unleash a late winning surge.
Last Saturday’s match at Henson Park brought together the 2024 and the 2025 premiers. The Wahs might have lost several players from last year’s premiership-winning squad, but Saturday’s game was still expected to be a thrilling showdown.