Manly Warringah Sea Eagles had a disappointing weekend in the NSWRL Junior Representative competitions.
The Sea Eagles recorded just one win from four games against the Bulldogs. We take a look at Saturday's matches.
Jersey Flegg Cup
The Sea Eagles suffered a 36-24 loss to the Bulldogs at 4 Pines Park in the opening round of the Jersey Flegg (U21s) Cup.
The Bulldogs ran in six tries to five with goal-kicking proving to be the difference in the end after Manly led 14-10 at half-time.
Manly second-rower Kylan Mafoa scored two tries in the loss.
SG Ball Cup
The Sea Eagles broke through for their first win of the season with a crushing 34-14 win at HE Laybutt Field, Blacktown, in round five of the SG Ball Cup (U19s).
A dominant first half display by Coach Brett Fulton's men saw the Sea Eagles lead 22-0 at half-time.
Winger Teapo Stoltman and second-rower Max Stoltman crossed for two tries each with the Sea Eagles running in six tries to three.
Manly full-back/captain Lehi Hopoate and centre Koby Douglas also scored tries. Half-back Tylor Bunting kicked three goals and winger Josh Clark two goals.
The Sea Eagles sit in 13th place on the ladder.
Harold Matthews Cup
A disappointing first half saw the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles go down 30-16 to the Bulldogs at Blacktown.
The Bulldogs led 18-0 at half-time and were never headed in a match that saw centre Benjamin Keene-O'Keefe score two of Manly's three tries.
The Sea Eagles remain winless in four games to sit in 14th place on the ladder.
Tarsha Gale Cup
Manly suffered an 18-4 loss to the undefeated Bulldogs at Blacktown with with Shahana Lasini-Rite the try scorer for the Sea Eagles.
The Sea Eagles have won one from five matches and sit in 12th place, one position ahead of the bottom placed Wests Tigers who they defeated in their first ever match.
Next Round, Saturday, March 11
Harold Matthews: vs St George Dragons, Mascot Oval,10am
SG Ball: vs St George Dragons, Mascot Oval, 11.30am
Tarsha Gale Cup: vs St George Dragons, Mascot Oval,1pm
Jersey Flegg: vs Melbourne Storm, AAMI Park, 5.30pm