BMD Premiership Round 2 Saturday wrap: 'Our goal was to grind'

"I think we did really good. In the beginning we were a bit nervous and they were just finding their way through our middles then at half-time, coach said we needed to fix that up and that's what we did."

Fogavini, who played her first season with Souths Logan last year, said it was "pretty awesome" to cross twice, but "it was credit to my half". 

"The goal was just to hit to front four until they started jamming in and then hit the back four," she said.

"I think everyone in our team played well. Usually it's our forwards but I think because it was a grinder of a game, everyone dug deep.

"Britto (hooker Brittany Breayley-Nati) was good. She's always working hard no matter how long she has been on the field. After every tackle, she'll just get up. She's really someone we look up to as a team. She just has a 'never-give-up' attitude, winning attitude.

"It was a tough game, especially in the heat. Defensively we knew it was going to be a hard game, but it was good to get that win."

Elsewhere, Burleigh Bears kept Central Queensland Capras scoreless to claim the two points in Round 2.

Mackay Cutters proved too strong for Tweed Seagulls, with Sareeka Mooka scoring two of their six tries.

Norths Devils will play Brisbane Tigers tomorrow at 4.45pm; watch live on Qplus.tv.