Kalyn Ponga has stepped up for the Knights. Once questioned, he has shown strong leadership. His determination never wavers. Ponga's play, including a quiet but important game, has been key. The Knights, following a challenging period, have made it to the final. Ponga's support has been crucial, changing things for the team. The Knights are now ready to try again, showing their strength and will.
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