The ACT side notched its 10th straight win over NSW, as a teenage son of a gun announced himself as a new star
Although a late penalty from Tane Edmed gave the home side a losing bonus point, Waratahs coach Darren Coleman was disappointed with his side’s opening effort.
Crafty Brumbies No 9 Ryan Lonergan was the star of the show for the visitors, grabbing 16 of his side’s points - including the opening try - before being subbed off for Nic White in the second half. Lonergan and Edmed traded penalties before the hosts’ fate took a twist just before halftime when they switched off at a Brumbies penalty. Lonergan shaped to kick to touch on the near side before finding an unmarked Andy Muirhead on the other side of the field to make it 15-10.
The halfback added two penalties after the Brumbies had a try chalked off for a foot in touch, with Jorgensen squeezing in at the corner to give the Waratahs hope of sealing a comeback.
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