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NSW too good in first game of historic Origin series

Rockhampton's Tamika Upton (left) and her Queensland teammates after the opening Women's State of Origin loss on Thursday night. NSW defeated the Maroons 22-12. Picture: DAVE HUNT/AAP
By Jasper Bruce in Brisbane/AAP

Rockhampton rugby league export Tamika Upton and her Queensland teammates now face an uphill battle in the inaugural three-game women's […]

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