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Shenzhen Sharkitohs v Perth Reds (+6.5)
South Canberra Knights (+9.5) v New England Celtic
Quahog Quagmires v Machu Picchu Llamas (+4.5)
Ipswich Reds (+5.5) v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Sydney Vipers (+2.5) v Grapes of Nanking
Ponte Preta Billy Goats (+4.5) v Brisbane Bulls
Roma Vandali (+7.5) v Mua Saints
Tipping Leaderboard
soc123_au: 56 (17 rounds)
Misanthrope: 55 (13 rounds)
Drew-Sta: 49 (13 rounds)
Shaun Hewitt: 30 (9 rounds)
afinalsin666: 26 (9 rounds)
HappyBadger: 15 (4 rounds)
Wizardman: 14 (4 rounds)
MrCharisma: 11 (3 rounds)
Didgi: 3 (1 round)
Dutchy: 3 (1 round)
Shenzhen Sharkitohs v Perth Reds
Eight points in the final ten minutes have allowed Shenzhen to hold out for a 24-12 win over the visiting Perth Reds in today's high stakes clash. With Shenzhen still in the hunt for the minor premiership and Perth gunning for their top eight survival, hits were hard and stakes were high in an enthralling clash that the home side ultimately proved too strong in.
Shenzhen: David Simmons, Bryce Cartwright, Shaun Johnson, and Luke Keary. Gordon 4/5
Perth: David Mead. Marshall 4/5
HT Score: 10-8
Dally M: Shaun Johnson (Sharkitohs) 3, Sam Kasiano (Sharkitohs) 2, and Matt Ballin (Sharkitohs) 1.
Crowd: 18,764
Ipswich Reds v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Ipswich have kept their very slim top eight hopes alive today with an upset 18-8 win over an injury ravaged Raymond Terrace. Missing the majority of their starting backline, the Tanks looked toothless as they were outclassed by an Ipswich side determined to prove a thorn in the side of all they encounter before season's end.
Ipswich: Ryan Hinchcliffe 2 and Kevin Gordon. Kelly 3/3
Raymond Terrace: Greg Inglis. Gidley 2/2
HT Score: 12-6
Dally M: Greg Bird (Reds) 3, Ryan Hinchcliffe (Reds) 2, and Adrian Morley (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 7,596
South Canberra Knights v New England Celtic
Mike Cooper lead by example in New England's 50-8 trouncing of South Canberra today, this season's break-out forward again dominating to keep his Dally M hopes alive. The away side lead 20-8 at half time, and ran rampant in a lop-sided second half to keep themselves in outright first.
South Canberra: Joe Burgess. Mantellato 2/2
New England: Greg Eastwood, Josh Charnley, Joe Wardle, Rhys Hanbury, Danny Brough, Josh Dugan, and Mike Cooper 2. Brough 9/9
HT Score: 8-20
Dally M: Mike Cooper (Celtic) 3, Cameron Smith (Celtic) 2, and Tariq Sims (Celtic) 1.
Crowd: 15,471
Quahog Quagmires v Machu Picchu Llamas
Quahog remain in the hunt for an unlikely top eight berth today following a confident 32-12 win over the runaway wooden spoon winners, Machu Picchu. The US side looked cool and confident in front of a small crowd, with James Maloney returning from injury with an impressive MotM performance.
Quahog: Frank Pritchard, James Maloney, Manu Vatuvei 2, and Jamal Idris. Maloney 6/8
Machu Picchu: Jamie Lyon and Nathan Peats. Lyon 2/2
HT Score: 6-12
Dally M: James Maloney (Quagmires) 3, Ben Matulino (Quagmires) 2, and Jacob Lillyman (Quagmires) 1.
Crowd: 2,000
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v Brisbane Bulls
Ponte Preta remain the story of the late season, the unheralded side continuing its remarkable resurrection under their new coach with a thrilling 30-26 win over the Brisbane Bulls.
After trailing 20-14 at half time, the Billy Goats showed their true grit as they surged home to lead 28-20 in the dying minutes. While Adam Reynolds was again inspirational for the visitors, his miracle-working fell agonisingly short.
Ponte Preta: Jonny Lomax, Konrad Hurrell, John Bateman, and Gareth O'Brien. Cherry Evans 7/8
Brisbane: Josh Reynolds, Trent Merrin, Alex Glenn, and Luke Burgess. Reynolds 5/5
HT Score: 14-20
Dally M: John Bateman (Billy Goats) 3, Daly Cherry-Evans (Billy Goats) 2, and Adam Reynolds (Bulls) 1.
Crowd: 15,948
Roma Vandali v Mu'a Saints
Roma have bounced back from last week's demoralizing loss in the best way possible, the Italian team doing a complete 180 in a humiliating 48-18 annihilation of the fourth placed Mu'a Saints.
With the race for eighth place so close, the big win does wonders for Roma's slim chances, while Mu'a will be praying that Sydney drop their upcoming match with the Grapes of Nanking to keep their top four hopes alive.
Roma: Jason Nightingale, Paul Gallen, Jack Reed, Johnathon Thurston, Trent Hodkinson, Jason Baitieri, Shaun Lunt, and Peni Terepo. Thurston 8/8
Mu'a: Jarrod Sammut 3. Norman 3/4
HT Score: 12-6
Dally M: Shaun Lunt (Roma) 3, Johnathon Thurston (Roma) 2, and Jarrod Sammut (Saints) 1.
Crowd: 27,209
Sydney Vipers v Grapes of Nanking
It looked as good as done and dusted at half-time. Sydney were home and hosed in their push to reclaim 4th on the ladder as they lead a shell-shocked and injury hit Grapes of Nanking 24-8. Whatever was said in the sheds at half-time was something remarkable however, as the visitors scored thirty unanswered second half points to record a 38-24 win over the stunned Vipers.
The win sees the Grapes leap-frog the Vipers into fifth position, and the battle between the two sides and Mu'a for fourth and the safety net it promises is sure to heat up in the final two rounds.
Sydney: Jarrod Croker, Tom Briscoe, Danny Washbrook, and Michael Shenton. Croker 4/4
Grapes: Tyrone Roberts 2, Ethan Lowe, Blake Ferguson 2, Michael Ennis, and Siosaia Feki. Soward 5/7
HT Score: 24-8
Dally M: Thomas Leuluai (Grapes) 3, Siosaia Feki (Grapes) 2, and Blake Ferguson (Grapes) 1.
Crowd: 9,809
Draw
Shenzhen Sharkitohs v Perth Reds (+6.5)
South Canberra Knights (+9.5) v New England Celtic
Quahog Quagmires v Machu Picchu Llamas (+4.5)
Ipswich Reds (+5.5) v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Sydney Vipers (+2.5) v Grapes of Nanking
Ponte Preta Billy Goats (+4.5) v Brisbane Bulls
Roma Vandali (+7.5) v Mua Saints
Tipping Leaderboard
soc123_au: 56 (17 rounds)
Misanthrope: 55 (13 rounds)
Drew-Sta: 49 (13 rounds)
Shaun Hewitt: 30 (9 rounds)
afinalsin666: 26 (9 rounds)
HappyBadger: 15 (4 rounds)
Wizardman: 14 (4 rounds)
MrCharisma: 11 (3 rounds)
Didgi: 3 (1 round)
Dutchy: 3 (1 round)
Shenzhen Sharkitohs v Perth Reds
Eight points in the final ten minutes have allowed Shenzhen to hold out for a 24-12 win over the visiting Perth Reds in today's high stakes clash. With Shenzhen still in the hunt for the minor premiership and Perth gunning for their top eight survival, hits were hard and stakes were high in an enthralling clash that the home side ultimately proved too strong in.
Shenzhen: David Simmons, Bryce Cartwright, Shaun Johnson, and Luke Keary. Gordon 4/5
Perth: David Mead. Marshall 4/5
HT Score: 10-8
Dally M: Shaun Johnson (Sharkitohs) 3, Sam Kasiano (Sharkitohs) 2, and Matt Ballin (Sharkitohs) 1.
Crowd: 18,764
Ipswich Reds v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Ipswich have kept their very slim top eight hopes alive today with an upset 18-8 win over an injury ravaged Raymond Terrace. Missing the majority of their starting backline, the Tanks looked toothless as they were outclassed by an Ipswich side determined to prove a thorn in the side of all they encounter before season's end.
Ipswich: Ryan Hinchcliffe 2 and Kevin Gordon. Kelly 3/3
Raymond Terrace: Greg Inglis. Gidley 2/2
HT Score: 12-6
Dally M: Greg Bird (Reds) 3, Ryan Hinchcliffe (Reds) 2, and Adrian Morley (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 7,596
South Canberra Knights v New England Celtic
Mike Cooper lead by example in New England's 50-8 trouncing of South Canberra today, this season's break-out forward again dominating to keep his Dally M hopes alive. The away side lead 20-8 at half time, and ran rampant in a lop-sided second half to keep themselves in outright first.
South Canberra: Joe Burgess. Mantellato 2/2
New England: Greg Eastwood, Josh Charnley, Joe Wardle, Rhys Hanbury, Danny Brough, Josh Dugan, and Mike Cooper 2. Brough 9/9
HT Score: 8-20
Dally M: Mike Cooper (Celtic) 3, Cameron Smith (Celtic) 2, and Tariq Sims (Celtic) 1.
Crowd: 15,471
Quahog Quagmires v Machu Picchu Llamas
Quahog remain in the hunt for an unlikely top eight berth today following a confident 32-12 win over the runaway wooden spoon winners, Machu Picchu. The US side looked cool and confident in front of a small crowd, with James Maloney returning from injury with an impressive MotM performance.
Quahog: Frank Pritchard, James Maloney, Manu Vatuvei 2, and Jamal Idris. Maloney 6/8
Machu Picchu: Jamie Lyon and Nathan Peats. Lyon 2/2
HT Score: 6-12
Dally M: James Maloney (Quagmires) 3, Ben Matulino (Quagmires) 2, and Jacob Lillyman (Quagmires) 1.
Crowd: 2,000
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v Brisbane Bulls
Ponte Preta remain the story of the late season, the unheralded side continuing its remarkable resurrection under their new coach with a thrilling 30-26 win over the Brisbane Bulls.
After trailing 20-14 at half time, the Billy Goats showed their true grit as they surged home to lead 28-20 in the dying minutes. While Adam Reynolds was again inspirational for the visitors, his miracle-working fell agonisingly short.
Ponte Preta: Jonny Lomax, Konrad Hurrell, John Bateman, and Gareth O'Brien. Cherry Evans 7/8
Brisbane: Josh Reynolds, Trent Merrin, Alex Glenn, and Luke Burgess. Reynolds 5/5
HT Score: 14-20
Dally M: John Bateman (Billy Goats) 3, Daly Cherry-Evans (Billy Goats) 2, and Adam Reynolds (Bulls) 1.
Crowd: 15,948
Roma Vandali v Mu'a Saints
Roma have bounced back from last week's demoralizing loss in the best way possible, the Italian team doing a complete 180 in a humiliating 48-18 annihilation of the fourth placed Mu'a Saints.
With the race for eighth place so close, the big win does wonders for Roma's slim chances, while Mu'a will be praying that Sydney drop their upcoming match with the Grapes of Nanking to keep their top four hopes alive.
Roma: Jason Nightingale, Paul Gallen, Jack Reed, Johnathon Thurston, Trent Hodkinson, Jason Baitieri, Shaun Lunt, and Peni Terepo. Thurston 8/8
Mu'a: Jarrod Sammut 3. Norman 3/4
HT Score: 12-6
Dally M: Shaun Lunt (Roma) 3, Johnathon Thurston (Roma) 2, and Jarrod Sammut (Saints) 1.
Crowd: 27,209
Sydney Vipers v Grapes of Nanking
It looked as good as done and dusted at half-time. Sydney were home and hosed in their push to reclaim 4th on the ladder as they lead a shell-shocked and injury hit Grapes of Nanking 24-8. Whatever was said in the sheds at half-time was something remarkable however, as the visitors scored thirty unanswered second half points to record a 38-24 win over the stunned Vipers.
The win sees the Grapes leap-frog the Vipers into fifth position, and the battle between the two sides and Mu'a for fourth and the safety net it promises is sure to heat up in the final two rounds.
Sydney: Jarrod Croker, Tom Briscoe, Danny Washbrook, and Michael Shenton. Croker 4/4
Grapes: Tyrone Roberts 2, Ethan Lowe, Blake Ferguson 2, Michael Ennis, and Siosaia Feki. Soward 5/7
HT Score: 24-8
Dally M: Thomas Leuluai (Grapes) 3, Siosaia Feki (Grapes) 2, and Blake Ferguson (Grapes) 1.
Crowd: 9,809
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