The Broncos got off to the best possible start when Craig Gower's searching high kick bounced back off Michael Robertson to Chris Bailey who made a superb offload for Tony Clubb to score. Witt added his first points of the evening with the conversion.

Soon after Broncos extended their lead with a penalty converted by Witt after a high tackle from Wakefield inside their own 20.

With 15 minutes gone there was more joy to come for the home fans.

Liam Colbon's fumbled offload was seized upon by Chad Randall who sent the ball down the left to Dan Sarginson. The young starlet stepped outside of his man before pacing past him, and the covering defender, to claim an outstanding try. Witt was again good for the extras.

Chad Randall's cross field kick was then met by Kieran Dixon who leapt superbly above his opposite man and grounded the ball to score his first Super League try.

Not long after Broncos further extended their lead when a kick down the center of the pitch was chased down by Robertson who went over to claim his fifth try of the campaign.

The second half began exactly the same as the first. Wakefield again failed to deal with Gower's high kick as Cockayne spilled the ball right into the path of the on-running Robertson. The former NRL man made no mistake as he scooped up the ball up and touched down for his second try of the evening. Witt missed the conversion to leave the score 28-0 to the Broncos.

Half way through the second period a break down the right by the Broncos left the Wildcat's defensive line exposed and Jamie O'Callghan fed Colbon who showed great strength to squeeze over in the corner.

Wakefield enjoyed their best spell of possession with 5 minutes to go but were consistently met by a solid Broncos defence.

The Wildcat's misery was compounded when a sloppy loose ball was worked quickly to Dorn who showed a clean set of heels as he ran the length of the pitch to round off the scoring.