All three outlets report that Western Force’s recent improvement aligns with Zac Lomax taking the field in April. The articles say the Perth-based side has turned its results around during this period, winning two matches in a row against the Waratahs and the fifth-placed Crusaders. The streak is described as pushing the Force closer to the top six of the competition standings.

The reports also attribute the change in form to coach Swain’s assessment that Lomax’s involvement has been a key factor in the team’s performances since his return. While the coverage focuses on match outcomes and ladder implications, it does not present differing details about the opponents or the timing of Lomax’s inclusion. Overall, the sources agree on the same sequence: Lomax plays from April, the Force subsequently records back-to-back wins over those two teams, and this lifts them toward top-six contention.