Northern Suburbs captain Will Miller has described the joy he and his teammates experienced over the weekend as the Shoreman broke their 41-year Shute Shield premiership drought. In front of more then 11,000 fans at North Sydney Oval, Norths recorded their 13th straight victory, beating Sydney Uni 28-15 to claim the title. “It’s probably the best day of my life to be honest. I can’t explain it properly but I was just so happy and I still am so happy. It’s still probably sinking in a bit but it was just an unbelievable experience,” Miller said. After gaining a 10-point advantage early in the second half, Norths let the Students back into the match, with Tom Carter and Tolu Latu crossing to put Uni in front. “Uni are a team that like to play with momentum so we knew they were going to fight back and go on a bit of a run eventually,” Miller said. “We just needed to minimise the damage when that happened and I think we did that. They scored those two tries but then a f