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SuperCoach Winners and Losers: Trio hit century in Panthers miracle comeback win over Eels

A Panthers young gun pulled out his best ever score as a trio hit the century in the Friday night miracle. See the 20 SuperCoach Winners and Losers from Titans vs Sharks, Eels vs Panthers.

Sean Teuma, Matt Jones, Tom Boswell and Wilson Smith
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August 9, 2024 - 11:01PM
Nathan Cleary is now the most owned player in SuperCoach and the most captained player heading into Round 23. Picture: Getty Images
Nathan Cleary is now the most owned player in SuperCoach and the most captained player heading into Round 23. Picture: Getty Images

It was a contrasting night of footy that had a bit of everything.

The first match between the Gold Coast and Cronulla was over before halftime - it was a no contest as the Sharks handed out a battering.

Then we witnessed one of the games of the season.

Penrith was down by 14 with less than 10 minutes to play, staging a comeback for the ages to knock off Parramatta.

Here are the 20 SuperCoach Winners and Losers from Friday Night Footy:

SUPERCOACH WINNERS

1. Daine Laurie (127) – Couldn’t have had a worse start to the game after dropping his first bomb, but recovered beautifully to turn in an incredible showing for the Panthers.

2. Clint Gutherson (107) – The King keeps delivering. Backed up his 120 from last week with another ton. He has now scored 80 or more points in four of his last five games.

3. Brian To’o (106) – Speaking of players in hot form, To’o picked up a double as he continues to get the job done. Fourth century of the year for one of the best wingers in the game.

4. Jack Williams (96) – He got through a mountain of work in the first half as the Sharks rolled through the Titans and was rewarded with a try late in the contest.

5. Briton Nikora (92) – Looked like he had spiders on him at times. Scored a try, set one up and was a genuine threat with every possession he had.

6. Kayal Iro (92) – One of the SuperCoach buys of the year and he continues to pump out good scores. Has hit 84 or more for three-straight weeks.

7. Thomas Hazelton (82) – The Sharks cult hero bagged another try and he had a big impact from the bench. His best score since round eight.

8.Izack Tago (80) – After lighting up SuperCoach in the opening three rounds, Tago produced his best score since notching 100 in week three and is coming right at the back end of the year.

9. Toby Rudolf (79) – The big fella really set the tone for the Sharks early with a bargeover try as part of a middle that completely dominated the Titans.

10. Sean Russell (65) – Really punched above his price with a few nice plays to see him finish with a solid score. His second best score of the season after a remarkable 86 a fortnight ago.

Top SuperCoach scores from Friday Night Footy.
Top SuperCoach scores from Friday Night Footy.

SUPERCOACH LOSERS

1. Matt Doorey (0) – Came on with eight minutes to play and was targeted on an edge by the Penrith attack to see Doorey fail to register a score.

2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira (15) – We’ve seen AKP go off for some massive scores this year, but on a night were the Titans attack was non-existent he struggled to get into the game.

3. Scott Sorensen (10) – Went off early in the piece with an injury, hopefully it’s not too severe for the Panthers back rower who is enjoying a good year.

4. Tony Francis (9) – Seemed a strange inclusion from Des Hasler on the bench for the Titans and he was barely able to make any impact in limited time.

5. Casey McLean (22) – Was pretty well held by the Eels defenders and wasn’t able to play with as much freedom as he would’ve liked. Limited opportunities.

6. Josiah Pahulu (18) – It was a night to forget for the middle forwards of the Titans and he was one of many that didn’t score well in SuperCoach.

7. AJ Brimson (28) – Made his return but had an unhappy night, particularly with a few interesting decisions in defence. Is centre his best position?

8. Jayden Campbell (36) – After some good form coming into the game and a big pricetag attached to him, this was a pretty disappointing night for the five-eighth.

9. Liam Martin (34) – Came up with a shocking moment midway through the second half when he was sent to the sin bin. Was playing decent until that point.

10. Will Kennedy (32) – There was nothing at all wrong with the way he played, but it just didn’t equate to a good SuperCoach output despite the huge scoreline.

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MATCH REPORT: PANTHERS PULL OFF MIRACLE COMEBACK TO DENY PARRAMATTA

How did Penrith win?

That’s what 18,852 fans at Parramatta Stadium were asking each other after the Panthers scored three tries in three minutes to pull off the comeback of the season against their bitter rivals.

It kept Penrith’s minor premiership hopes alive and next Thursday’s match against Melbourne is set to be the game of the season.

It looked like Penrith’s Parramatta hoodoo was to continue when Clint Gutherson scored in the 68th minute to make it 34-22.

But Penrith’s champion qualities came through and just like in last year’s grand final they scored the final three tries of the match to leave Parramatta players and fans stunned.

For all their greatness during their five-year dynasty, the Panthers haven’t been able to register a winning record against their arch rivals in non-final matches.

The Panthers have produced a miracle comeback to deny Parramatta and keep their minor premiership hopes alive. Picture: Getty Images
The Panthers have produced a miracle comeback to deny Parramatta and keep their minor premiership hopes alive. Picture: Getty Images

It didn’t start well for the champions when Daine Laurie dropped the ball on his first kick return and Blaize Talagi went over after 80 seconds.

Talagi continued to hurt Penrith when setting up Jake Tago in the ninth minute.

Penrith backrower Scott Sorenson was ruled out after 10 minutes with a hamstring injury to make it even tougher.

The match showed just how much Penrith is missing Dylan Edwads and James Fisher-Harris.

To make matters worse, Jarome Laui was put on report for kneeing Sean Russell in the head when he was on the ground in the 14th minute.

Liam Martin’s sin-binning for contacting the kicking leg of Daejarn Asi in the 62nd minute looked to be the final nail in the coffin.

“Penrith have lacked discipline to start the second half. You never see this from Penrith, no matter what situation the game is in,” Fox Sports commentator Cooper Crock said.

But tries to Brian To’o, Suina Turuva and Izakc Tago in the blink of an eye changed to mood in the stadium.

Nathan Cleary doesn’t know when to quit and he was the iceman again as he slotted a goal from near the sideline to put the premiers in from with three minutes to go.

Parramatta got a penalty from the restart but Gutherson missed a kick from a tough spot and the travelling Penrith fans went wild.

Parramatta looked to have pulled off a stunning upset, but the Panthers had other ideas. Picture: Getty Images
Parramatta looked to have pulled off a stunning upset, but the Panthers had other ideas. Picture: Getty Images

POOR PARRA

Parramatta fans haven’t had much to cheer for 18 months and their supporters had to sit and watch them blow a 14-point lead with a Panther in the sin bin.

The fans would’ve been proud of their team as they completed at over 90 per cent and looked to be playing tougher than Penrith.

But it’s a club without a winning culture.

While Penrith is the opposite and that showed in the final 10 minutes.

When down and out, Penrith just went up a gear and stole it.

BLAIZE ON FIRE

Parramatta centre Blaize Talagi is off to Penrith next season and Ivan Cleary would’ve liked what he saw from the young gun.

He has a real presence about him and looks so threatening in attack.

He scored the first try and set up the second for Jake Tago.

DEFENSIVE WEAKNESS?

Is Penrith’s right edge the area team can exploit in the finals series?

Nathan Cleary and Izack Tago defend next to each other on that side of the field but they’re not the quickest pairing going around.

They’re actually both great tacklers but just lack speed over 10m.

Teams with a slick backline can target the pair off the back of a quick play the ball.

It happened in the grand final last year when Reece Walsh beat both of them to send Ezra Mam over for his third try.

—Matt Jones

RELIVE OUR LIVE COVERAGE OF FRIDAY NIGHT FOOTY BELOW

FULL-TIME - Panthers 36-34

How have they managed to pull that off.

They trailed by 14 with less than 10 minutes to go.

The Panthers put together three tries in a matter of minutes to go back-to-back-to-back in the most incredible comeback you will ever see.

Izack Tago finished off a long play to slam the ball down and record a famous victory.

Here are the top SuperCoach scores from full-time:

Eels vs Panthers - top SuperCoach full-time scores
Eels vs Panthers - top SuperCoach full-time scores

76th minute - Eels 34-30

Brian To’o brings the margin back to eight after stepping off his right foot and getting through some flimsy Panthers defence to score.

They go back-to-back after Nathan Cleary kicks and Sunia Turuva picks up the scraps from a contest.

They have four minutes to get one more try.

70th minute - Eels 34-20

Deajarn Asi was hit late after kicking by Liam Martin in a real ugly tackle. That’s so dangerous and he is correctly sent to the sin bin.

Clint Gutherson opts to take the penalty shot at goal to push the lead out beyond two converted tries.

He slots it, but the Panthers immediately respond.

Somehow they have numbers on the outside and Sunia Turuva gets over way easier than he should have.

Just as Penrith looked to have some momentum, Shaun Lane is put into a huge gap and he finds King Gutho on his inside to pick up his second try of the night.

You can put a pen through the Panthers tonight, they are done.

60th minute - Eels 26-14

The Eels go bang bang.

Clint Gutherson has pushed the lead out to 12 for the Eels after Sean Russell somehow gets a pass away before being bundled into touch.

This has to be panic stations for the Panthers who are watching their chance at the minor premiership slip away before their eyes.

50th minute - Eels 22-14

What a blunder from Jarome Luai.

He was trying to get out of his own in-goal, reaches the ball out past the tryline, but fumbles possesion to allow Will Penisini the easiest of tries.

The Panthers look out of sorts and the Eels are full of confidence now.

HALFTIME - Eels 16-14

Parramatta had their chances to retake the lead in the shadows of the break, and in the 36th minute they capitalised with a nice play from Sean Russell.

Sunia Turuva comes flying in off his wing but gets it horribly wrong and grants an easy passage to the line for the Eels winger.

Here are the top SuperCoach scores from halftime:

Eels vs Panthers - top SuperCoach halftime scores
Eels vs Panthers - top SuperCoach halftime scores

30th minute - Panthers 14-12

Things have finally started to settle.

Both sides are getting into the grind of set-for-set footy after the wild scenes at the start of the game saw four tries in the opening 16 minutes.

Parramatta in particular has been very impressive. They’ve carried the form over from their win in New Zealand and are playing far better than a team sitting in 16th.

A crusher tackle by Joe Ofahengaue is penalised and gives Nathan Cleary an easy shot at goal, and the Panthers oblige to take their first lead of the night.

20th minute - 12-all

Wiremu Greig launches into Matthew Eisenhuth with a brutal shot to the kidneys.

That would’ve hurt.

The very next play Nathan Cleary puts in a delicate grubber for Izack Tago to get on the end of and tie things up.

A great moment for the Tago family with both Jake and Izack scoring inside the opening 20 minutes.

10th minute - Eels 12-6

Nobody could’ve scripted that start.

Daine Laurie is hit hard and drops the ball on his first kick reception, and the Eels catch the Panthers short of numbers out wide to score inside 90 seconds.

Blaize Talagi was in the right place at the right time for Parramatta to fire a warning shot at the Panthers.

The lead didn’t last long however, with a penalty giving the Panthers great field position and a quick shift to the right allows Brian To’o an easy passage to the line.

Soon after it’s a penalty to the Eels that moves them downfield and again they score to the left, with Talagi setting up Jake Tago out wide.

What a start to this game.

8PM: The Battle of the West is underway at Parramatta.

Can the Eels cause a massive upset or will Penrith push its claims for the minor premiership.

MATCH REPORT: SHARKS STRENGTHEN TOP FOUR HOPES AS TITANS’ FINALS DREAM FADES

—Tom Boswell

The Titans NRL finals chances are hanging by a thread and Gold Coast forward Moe Fotuaika is facing suspension following a disastrous 44-point loss to Cronulla.

Gold Coast went into the round 23 clash on the back of five wins from six games and while a top eight finish was always unlikely, the club’s resurgence under coach Des Hasler had many believing it was possible before the 44-0 loss.

The Sharks’ hopes of finishing in the top four have received a massive boost, picking up some valuable competition points and a massive boost to their differential. Picture: Getty Images
The Sharks’ hopes of finishing in the top four have received a massive boost, picking up some valuable competition points and a massive boost to their differential. Picture: Getty Images

Faced with favouritism a month after beating the Sharks away from home, Gold Coast imploded in front of 13,287 spectators at Cbus Super Stadium on Friday as Cronulla recorded its biggest win in Queensland ever.

It was also Cronulla’s second biggest away win in its history.

The Titans are two wins behind the eighth-placed St George Illawarra Dragons who could extend that gap to three if they beat Canterbury Bulldogs on Saturday.

With four games remaining it makes the task of making the eight near impossible in Hasler’s first year at the helm.

Gold Coast trailed by 30 points at halftime in what was Cronulla’s best first 40 minute period of the season despite not having halves Braydon Trindall (hamstring) and Nicho Hynes (ankle).

Fotuaika was binned for 10 minutes following a dangerous tackle on Shark Cameron McInnes 16 minutes into the game and the Titan was put on report for the shot that will likely result in a suspension.

The home side had already given up 12 points and crumbled on the back of Fotuaika’s absence.

They were slow to the point of looking uninterested, ill-disciplined and unenthused against a Cronulla side full of running, speed and crisp ball movement.

Titans prop Moeaki Fotuaika was sin-binned for a high shot. Picture: NRL Imagery
Titans prop Moeaki Fotuaika was sin-binned for a high shot. Picture: NRL Imagery

ALL THE ANSWERS

Even when the Titans pressured Cronulla’s goal line the Sharks had all the answers.

It was like the visitors were watching the game in slow motion. Whether Gold Coast hit the left-edge where AJ Brimson was floating or the right-edge where Keano Kini was darting dangerously, Cronulla wouldn’t be broken down.

The Sharks shifted their defence seamlessly and frustrated the Gold Coast players who failed to find gaps anywhere.

RECORD RUN

If there is anything that highlights Gold Coast’s inconsistency in 2024 it’s the fact that the club’s record 60-point win over the New Zealand Warriors came in the same season the club nearly suffered its biggest loss.

The win over the Warriors was the biggest winning margin in Gold Coasts history while the clash with the Sharks, at the same venue less than two months later, came just 10 points shy of the club’s biggest loss.

Gold Coast lost by 54 points to Brisbane in 2017, the biggest losing margin in Titans history.

After seemingly turning the corner with back to back wins, the Titans came crashing back down to earth. Picture: NRL Imagery
After seemingly turning the corner with back to back wins, the Titans came crashing back down to earth. Picture: NRL Imagery

SHARKS TOP FOUR

The win ensures Cronulla retains its fourth-place position on the ladder and puts it a week closer to cementing a second chance in finals.

A top four finish provides each team with an opportunity to play a qualifying final in September, with a win propelling the side to a preliminary final while a loss still puts it into week two of the finals.

With four games to go Cronulla sit behind Melbourne, Penrith and the Sydney Roosters.

FULL-TIME – Sharks 44-0

Jesse Ramien was sent to the sin bin for a professional foul in what was the highlight of the night for Titans fans.

It mattered little as the Gold Coast dropped the ball in the ensuing set.

A little closer to full-time, Jojo Fifita had a clean play at the ball from a grubber, but fumbles the ball over the line.

That sums up the night of the Titans.

Here are the top SuperCoach scores from full-time:

Titans vs Sharks – top SuperCoach full-time scores
Titans vs Sharks – top SuperCoach full-time scores

70th minute – Sharks 44-0

More attacking opportunities for the Titans on the back of a penalty and set restart.

But like they have all night, they’ve come up short on the back of some great defence from the Sharks.

And again in a carbon copy of most of the night, the Sharks go down the other end and score.

Alofiana Khan-Pereira jumps over the top of Jesse Ramien and drops it, allowing Jack Williams to get on the board with a try.

50 is well and truly on the cards.

60th minute – Sharks 40-0

Cronulla continues to back its defence.

They’re more than happy to take the safe option, bat the ball dead and gear up for another six tackles.

It’s the sign of a team in full control and confidence, something that can’t be said for its opposition.

Their defence has been impressive tonight – the Titans have had sustained periods on their line but haven’t looked like scoring.

It’s a good sign with finals fast approaching.

They hold the Titans out and get through some flimsy defence from the Titans.

Jesse Ramien jumps over AJ Brimson who stands like a statue and Briton Nikora gets the pass and rushes through some terrible attempts at tackle to extend the lead to 40.

50th minute – Sharks 34-0

As if things couldn’t get any worse for the Titans.

Kayal Iro makes a break near the sideline and gives a pass off to Same Stonestreet to grab his second try of the night.

The pass looked blatantly forward but the officials weren’t in a good position to rule on it.

That’s a tough break for a team that needs all the help it can get at the moment.

HALFTIME – Sharks 30-0

How do you begin to sum up that half.

One team has turned up to play, and it isn’t the home side.

Cronulla has put on its finest performance of the year to leave the Titans stunned.

They’ve been awful and look tired.

Here are the top SuperCoach scores from halftime:

Titans vs Sharks – top SuperCoach halftime scores
Titans vs Sharks – top SuperCoach halftime scores

30th minute – Sharks 30-0

Any doubts about the Sharks should be put to bed.

They’ve come up to the Gold Coast against an in-form team and are putting the cleaners through them.

A quick play the ball close to the line is pounced upon by Blayke Brailey. He scoots from dummy half and finds Thomas Hazelton to score with ease.

It’s a combination of the Sharks playing extremely well and the Titans putting in a performance that would struggle to beat a park football team.

The sin bin proved costly, with the Sharks winning the 10-minute period 12-0.

His return mattered little, with Cronulla scoring once again after going the length of the field.

Sam Stonestreet kicks inside and Sifa Talakai is there to pick it up. The Titans didn’t want a bar of him once he grabbed the ball.

20th minute – Sharks 18-0

Great play from AJ Brimson to save a certain try, stripping the ball from Will Kennedy after he got over the line.

The Titans seem content to let the Sharks contest their own kicks without a challenge, something that could come back to bite them.

A botched backline movement in Cronulla territory sees Sam Stonestreet get on the end of a dropped ball to run 75m and pick up his third try in his young career.

This is looking very much like the Titans from the start of the season.

Now they are reduced to 12 men after Mo Fotuaika was sent to the sin bin for a high shot.

Insipid defence from the Titans leaks another try, as Jesse Ramien hits a beautiful hole of a Briton Nikora short ball to extend the lead.

10th minute – Sharks 6-0

Despite being named to start at halfback, Blayke Brailey is clearly playing dummy half.

It’s turned out to be a good move so far, with Brailey putting Toby Rudolf through a half gap close to the line to crash through two defenders.

Poor defence from the Titans but the exact start the Sharks would’ve wanted.

In the next set Chris Randall was left reeling after heavy contact in trying to make a tackle and is off for a HIA. You’d be surprised if he returns.

6PM: Friday Night Footy is underway on the Gold Coast.

Will the Titans continue their winning run or can the Sharks take a major step towards a top four finish?

5.30PM: The resurgence of the Gold Coast has been a marvel, winning five of their last six games.

It’s come too late to give them a chance at the finals, but their hot form has SuperCoaches licking their lips with the prospect of more big scores to come.

Jayden Campbell (5/8/FLB $741,800) has rocketed up in price on the back of his outstanding form.

He’s hit the century mark in three of his last five outings, and averaged 76 in the two games prior to that.

The surname Fifita will be a popular one tonight as well, with Jojo (CTW $457,500) looking to back up a huge score of 147 last week, and David (2RF $733,500) out to prove why he is one of the most popular players in his position.

Eels vs Panthers – top recent SuperCoach performers
Eels vs Panthers – top recent SuperCoach performers

5PM: Siosifa Talakai (2RF/CTW $428,500) will start in the second row for Cronulla in the absence of Teig Wilton.

It comes as another blow for the Sharks who come into an important clash on the Gold Coast without their two starting halves after Braydon Trindall went down late against the Rabbitohs last week.

Billy Burns (2RF $586,100) makes his way onto the interchange bench.

The Titans are gunning for another big showing for their home fans after demolishing the Broncos last week, and welcome back a big name.

AJ Brimson (CTW/FLB $699,500) returns to the side in the centres in place of Brian Kelly.

It’s incredible to think their attack gets another weapon.

Tony Francis comes onto the interchange in place of Keenan Palasia who has been named 18th man.

Titans vs Sharks – top recent SuperCoach performers
Titans vs Sharks – top recent SuperCoach performers

EARLIER: The Gold Coast Titans will be fighting to keep their finals hopes alive, while the Cronulla Sharks are desperate for a win to help secure their spot in the top four, having turned a corner after a horror two months.

While not the most exciting matchup, SuperCoaches will be watching the Sharks vs. Titans match closely, with Cronulla centre Kayal Iro and David Fifita two of the most owned players in the game.

In the second game of Friday Night Footy, the Parramatta Eels are looking to get another two points clear of the last placed Wests Tigers, while the Penrith Panthers could put themselves within one game of the minor premiership with a win.

Alarmingly for Penrith though, their recent record against Parra is mixed, with Eels winning two of their last three clashes, while the Panthers haven’t beaten them at CommBank since Round 11 2019.

Nathan Cleary is now the most owned player in SuperCoach and the most captained player heading into Round 23. Picture: Getty Images
Nathan Cleary is now the most owned player in SuperCoach and the most captained player heading into Round 23. Picture: Getty Images

In terms of SuperCoach, Friday night is all about Nathan Cleary, who has surged in ownership since making a return from injury and is now the most owned player in the game at 47.5%, and is the most popular captaincy choice at a whopping 31.1% overall, and a shocking 50.9% among the top 10% ranked players. Although given he has a 3RA of 123 and is coming up against the second worst defensive team in the comp, it’s hardly surprising.

But his recent record against Parra leaves a bit to be desired. His average against the Eels is a respectable 60.5, but this drops to 52 at CommBank Stadium. In saying that, his last three scores against them are 73, 109 and 77, so maybe there is nothing to worry about after all.

Isaah Yeo is the 11th most purchased player of the round so far, while Casey McLean is one of the best cheapie options despite having already had some big initial price rises.

Dylan Brown is highly owned and while it's a tough matchup for him, he has remained fairly consistent and is still worthy of playing in your 17.

There will also be many eyes on Penrith bound Blaize Talagi, who has massively dropped in ownership in the last two months but is still in 15.7% of teams.

TITANS v SHARKS

Friday, 6pm, Cbus Super Stadium, Gold Coast

Titans

1. Keano Kini 2. Alofiana Khan-Pereira 3. Brian Kelly 4. Phillip Sami 5. Jojo Fifita 6. Jayden Campbell 7. Kieran Foran 8. Moeaki Fotuaika 9. Sam Verrills 10. Erin Clark 11. David Fifita 12. Klese Haas 13. Chris Randall

Bench: 14. Isaac Liu 15. Jaimin Jolliffe 16. Josiah Pahulu 17. Keenan Palasia

Interchange: 18. AJ Brimson 19. Tanah Boyd 20. Joe Stimson 21. Jacob Alick-Wiencke 22. Tony Francis

Sharks

1. William Kennedy 2. Sione Katoa 3. Jesse Ramien 4. Kayal Iro 5. Samuel Stonestreet 6. Daniel Atkinson 7. Blayke Brailey 8. Royce Hunt 9. Cameron McInnes 10. Oregon Kaufusi 11. Briton Nikora 12. Teig Wilton 13. Jack Williams

Bench: 14. Jayden Berrell 15. Siosifa Talakai 16. Toby Rudolf 17. Thomas Hazelton

Interchange: 18. Niwhai Puru 19. Tuku Hau Tapuha 20. Billy Burns 21. Mawene Hiroti 22. Liam Ison

EELS v PANTHERS

Friday, 8pm, CommBank Stadium, Sydney

Eels

1. Clinton Gutherson 2. Jake Tago 3. Viliami Penisini 4. Blaize Talagi 5. Sean Russell 6. Dylan Brown 7. Daejarn Asi 8. Reagan Campbell-Gillard 9. Brendan Hands 10. Wiremu Greig 11. Shaun Lane 12. Bryce Cartwright 13. Ryan Matterson

Interchange: 14. Joey Lussick 15. Joe Ofahengaue 16. Matt Doorey 17. Dan Keir

Reserves: 18. Ethan Sanders 19. Kelma Tuilagi 20. Isaac Lumelume 21. Morgan Harper 22. Makahesi Makatoa

Panthers

1. Daine Laurie 2. Sunia Turuva 3. Izack Tago 4. Casey McLean 5. Brian To’o 6. Jarome Luai 7. Nathan Cleary 8. Moses Leota 9. Mitch Kenny 10. Lindsay Smith 11. Scott Sorensen 12. Liam Martin 13. Isaah Yeo

Interchange: 14. Trent Toelau 15. Matt Eisenhuth 16. Liam Henry 17. Mavrik Geyer

Reserves: 18. Luron Patea 19. Jack Cole 20. Isaiah Iongi 21. Asu Kepaoa 22. Luke Sommerton

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