Moses Mbye is back alongside Blake Mara for another big episode of After the 80, wrapping up another week for the Ipswich Jets.

The boys break down a tough Mal Meninga Cup finish and reflect on the Hostplus Cup game in Papua New Guinea. Moses sits down with new recruit Ethan Clark-Wood to introduce one of the Jets’ latest additions. From his junior days in Western Sydney and time in the Penrith system, to stints with the Dragons, Roosters and a Super League opportunity with Leeds, Ethan shares his journey to Ipswich and what drives him to keep chasing his NRL dream.

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Blake Mara goes solo in this week’s episode of After the 80, wrapping up a huge weekend for the Ipswich Jets.

From a special day at Goodna celebrating club legends, to a hard-fought Hostplus Cup win for the iCare Group Australia Ipswich Jets over last year’s premiers, Blake breaks down all the key moments across the club. He also reflects on the lessons from the Mal Meninga Cup game, standout individual performances, and the importance of consistency as the season heats up.

With the Jets sitting on top of the ladder and momentum building, attention now turns to a trip to Papua New Guinea to face the Hunters.

It’s another big episode of After the 80 as Moses Mbye and Blake Mara break down a strong week across the Ipswich Jets.

The boys recap back-to-back wins in the Hostplus Cup and Mal Meninga Cup, highlighting the improvements in consistency, connection and preparation across the club. They also dive into standout performances, the importance of adapting in-game, and how momentum is building heading into the next stage of the season.

In the second half, Moses sits down with Jet #710 Brenton Baira to learn more about his journey. From his upbringing in North Queensland to carving out his place in the Hostplus Cup, Brenton shares what’s driven his development and he announces a recent milestone.

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It’s another big week on After the 80 as Moses Mbye and Blake Mara wrap up all the action from around the Ipswich Jets.

The boys break down a strong weekend at Goodna, highlighted by a dominant Hostplus Cup performance and back-to-back wins for the Mal Meninga Cup side. They also cover results across the junior pathways, discuss player development, and dive into the impact of consistency and preparation.

In the second half, Moses sits down with experienced Jet Julian Christian for an in-depth chat about his rugby league journey. From his early days in Cairns and Kirwan High, to time with Northern Pride and with the Norths Devils. Julian reflects on the highs, challenges and what brought him back to Ipswich.

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It’s another big episode of After the 80 as Blake Mara and Moses Mbye break down a busy weekend across the Ipswich Jets.

The boys review a mixed round of results across the club, including a strong bounce-back performance from the Mal Meninga Cup side They also discuss the lessons from a loss to the Sunshine Coast Falcons and the impact of difficult conditions.

Moses sits down with Hostplus Cup player Dion Teaupa to learn more about his rugby league journey. From making his NRL debut, representing Tonga on the international stage, and finding his way to Ipswich, Dion opens up about the highs, challenges and motivations that drive him.

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It’s a big episode of After the 80 following a huge weekend across the Ipswich Jets.

Blake Mara and Moses Mbye kick things off by wrapping up the opening round of Hostplus Cup, where the Jets secured a strong victory over the Townsville Blackhawks — the club’s first win against them in eight years. The boys also review results from across the pathways, including Development Cup finals and the progress being made in the Jets’ junior and women’s programs.

Moses sits down with Tyran Ott to learn more about the newest Jet. From his rugby league journey through Newcastle and Manly, Tyran shares how he found his way to Ipswich and what motivates him heading into the next stage of his career.

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Series Two of After the 80 officially launches with a leadership edition hosted by iCare Group Australia Ipswich Jets CEO Richard Hughes.

Joining him are Hostplus Cup Head Coach Tye Ingebrigtsen and Co-Captain & Programs and Development Manager Moses Mbye for an in-depth look at where the club stands heading into 2026.

After a September finish last season and a disrupted Round One in 2025, the conversation turns to belief, standards and what this group is building. Tye shares why this squad is better positioned than ever to start fast, while Moses reflects on returning to Queensland after a decorated career spanning nearly 200 NRL games, State of Origin, international honours and Super League success.

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Moses Mbye and Blake Mara wrap up a tough trip to Tweed Heads for our junior pathways, with the ACS Group Cyril Connell Cup boys making it two from two to start the season, while the other grades showed promising signs against the Tweed Seagulls.

They also discuss an unforgettable Hostplus Cup trial in Papua New Guinea, where the iCare Group Australia Ipswich Jets travelled to Goroka to face the PNG Hunters. Moses shares insights into the electric atmosphere, the passion of the PNG fans, and what the trial result revealed ahead of Round One. Standout performances, strong competition for spots, and the physical test in the Highlands have the squad primed for the season opener.

With Round One at home against the Blackhawks and Defence Force Day approaching, there’s plenty building at the Ipswich Jets.

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