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Quahog Quagmires (+5.5) v Perth Reds
Ipswich Reds v South Canberra Knights (+0.5)
Sydney Vipers (+4.5) v Shenzhen Sharkitohs
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v New England Celtic (+3.5)
Roma Vandali v Machu Picchu Llamas (+18.5)
Mua Saints v Raymond Terrace Tanks (+7.5)
Brisbane Bulls v Grapes of Nanking (+4.5)
Tipping Leaderboard
soc123_au: 65 (19 rounds)
Misanthrope: 64 (15 rounds)
Drew-Sta: 61 (15 rounds)
Shaun Hewitt: 30 (9 rounds)
afinalsin666: 26 (9 rounds)
HappyBadger: 23 (6 rounds)
Wizardman: 14 (4 rounds)
MrCharisma: 11 (3 rounds)
Didgi: 3 (1 round)
Dutchy: 3 (1 round)
Mu'a Saints v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Fighting to keep their top eight hopes alive, Raymond Terrace have gone down to Mu'a 14-10 in an a scrappy but entertaining game. The away side stormed home from 8-0 down to lead 10-8 headed into the final quarter, only for Mu'a to snatch victory and end their hopes of a top eight berth.
Mu'a: Kurt Mann and Chris Clarkson. Dobson 3/3
Raymond Terrace: Kurt Gidley. Gidley 3/3
HT Score: 8-0
Dally M: Chris Riley (Saints) 3, James McManus (Tanks) 2, and David Shillington (Tanks) 1.
Crowd: 20,870
Quahog Quagmires v Perth Reds
Perth have emphatically sealed their place in this year's top eight with a dominant 34-0 win over an injury hit and directionless Quahog, whose coach had clearly clocked off a week early after his side's own top eight dreams ended a week ago. The Perth pack were rampant against the lacklustre American side.
Quahog: None.
Perth: Sam Tomkins, Kallum Watkins 2, David Meads 2, and Tyson Frizzel. Marshall 5/6
HT Score: 0-18
Dally M: Tyson Frizzel (Reds) 3, Simon Mannering (Reds) 2, and Matt Cook (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 4,267
Ipswich Reds v South Canberra Knights
In a battle with absolutely no bearing on the top eight or the wooden spoon, South Canberra ended their season to forget on a memorable note with an 18-8 win over the Reds. In a game where it could be argued that the Queensland side were the better outfit, the Knights took their chances in sealing a ten point win.
Ipswich: Rangi Chase. Chase 2/2
South Canberra: John Sutton, Sauaso Sue, and Alex Walmsley. Mantelleto 3/4
HT Score: 2-6
Dally M: Rangi Chase (Reds) 3, Lee Mossop (Reds) 2, and Adrian Morley (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 5,316
Sydney Vipers v Shenzhen Sharkitohs
Points came thick and fast today in Sydney's game against Shenzhen, with thirteen tries being scored in Shenzhen's 44-30 win on the road against Sydney. The Vipers have lost some of the spring in their step since their coach disappeared to Mexico a few weeks ago, while Shenzhen sealed second spot on the ladder with the big away win.
Sydney: Jarrod Mullen, Michael Shenton, Nathan Friend, Dan Hunt, and Ben Hannant. Croker 5/5
Shenzhen: Kevin Locke 2, Tyrone Peachey, Luke Lewis, Jeremy Latimore, Corey Parker 2, and Sam McKendry. Parker 6/8
HT Score: 6-22
Dally M: Corey Parker (Sharkitohs) 3, Luke Lewis (Sharkitohs) 2, and Sam McKendry (Sharkitohs) 1.
Crowd: 29,752
Roma Vandali v Machu Picchu Llamas
With nothing to play for but pride, Roma have racked up a big 48-12 win to end their impressive debut season. With Machu Picchu already consigned to the wooden spoon, Roma enjoyed a fairly easy training run in their eight tries to two win.
Roma: Darius Boyd, Sam Thaiday, Josh McGuire, Chris McQueen, Lewis Brown, Todd Carney, Matt Scott, and Jeff Lima. Thurston 8/8
Machu Picchu: Tupou Sopoaga and Luke Robinson. Lyon 2/2
HT Score: 24-0
Dally M: Johnathon Thurston (Vandali) 3, Josh McGuire (Vandali) 2, and Todd Carney (Vandali) 1.
Crowd: 14,297
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v New England Celtic
Ponte Preta's seemingly unstoppable run of form came up against the minor premiers today and was found wanting, with the South American side good without ever being good enough to trouble the league leaders. The visitors lead 16-6 at half-time and triumphed 30-18 in the end, the Billy Goats tenacious but never able to really pressure the minor premiers.
Ponte Preta: Jorge Taufua, Kris Welham, and Aaron Woods. Cherry Evans 3/4
New England: Josh Charnley 2, Martin Taupau, Danny Houghton, and Gavin Cooper. Widdop 5/7
HT Score: 6-16
Dally M: Josh Charnley (Celtic) 3, Gavin Cooper (Celtic) 2, and Beau Scott (Celtic) 1.
Crowd: 15,776
Brisbane Bulls v Grapes of Nanking
With both coaches absent, the final game of the season saw a determined Brisbane hold out a Grapes of Nanking side to snatch a 16-14 win and go into the finals on a winning note. Both sides scored a pair of tries, but Adam Reynolds' boot was enough to see the home side...uh...home.
Brisbane: Leroy Cudjoe and Curtis Rona. Reynolds 4/4
Grapes: Blake Ferguson and Gerard Beale. Leuluai 3/3
HT Score: 14-2
Dally M: Gerard Beale (Grapes) 3, Alex Johnston (Bulls) 2, and Curtis Rona (Bulls) 1.
Crowd: 5,411
Draw
Quahog Quagmires (+5.5) v Perth Reds
Ipswich Reds v South Canberra Knights (+0.5)
Sydney Vipers (+4.5) v Shenzhen Sharkitohs
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v New England Celtic (+3.5)
Roma Vandali v Machu Picchu Llamas (+18.5)
Mua Saints v Raymond Terrace Tanks (+7.5)
Brisbane Bulls v Grapes of Nanking (+4.5)
Tipping Leaderboard
soc123_au: 65 (19 rounds)
Misanthrope: 64 (15 rounds)
Drew-Sta: 61 (15 rounds)
Shaun Hewitt: 30 (9 rounds)
afinalsin666: 26 (9 rounds)
HappyBadger: 23 (6 rounds)
Wizardman: 14 (4 rounds)
MrCharisma: 11 (3 rounds)
Didgi: 3 (1 round)
Dutchy: 3 (1 round)
Mu'a Saints v Raymond Terrace Tanks
Fighting to keep their top eight hopes alive, Raymond Terrace have gone down to Mu'a 14-10 in an a scrappy but entertaining game. The away side stormed home from 8-0 down to lead 10-8 headed into the final quarter, only for Mu'a to snatch victory and end their hopes of a top eight berth.
Mu'a: Kurt Mann and Chris Clarkson. Dobson 3/3
Raymond Terrace: Kurt Gidley. Gidley 3/3
HT Score: 8-0
Dally M: Chris Riley (Saints) 3, James McManus (Tanks) 2, and David Shillington (Tanks) 1.
Crowd: 20,870
Quahog Quagmires v Perth Reds
Perth have emphatically sealed their place in this year's top eight with a dominant 34-0 win over an injury hit and directionless Quahog, whose coach had clearly clocked off a week early after his side's own top eight dreams ended a week ago. The Perth pack were rampant against the lacklustre American side.
Quahog: None.
Perth: Sam Tomkins, Kallum Watkins 2, David Meads 2, and Tyson Frizzel. Marshall 5/6
HT Score: 0-18
Dally M: Tyson Frizzel (Reds) 3, Simon Mannering (Reds) 2, and Matt Cook (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 4,267
Ipswich Reds v South Canberra Knights
In a battle with absolutely no bearing on the top eight or the wooden spoon, South Canberra ended their season to forget on a memorable note with an 18-8 win over the Reds. In a game where it could be argued that the Queensland side were the better outfit, the Knights took their chances in sealing a ten point win.
Ipswich: Rangi Chase. Chase 2/2
South Canberra: John Sutton, Sauaso Sue, and Alex Walmsley. Mantelleto 3/4
HT Score: 2-6
Dally M: Rangi Chase (Reds) 3, Lee Mossop (Reds) 2, and Adrian Morley (Reds) 1.
Crowd: 5,316
Sydney Vipers v Shenzhen Sharkitohs
Points came thick and fast today in Sydney's game against Shenzhen, with thirteen tries being scored in Shenzhen's 44-30 win on the road against Sydney. The Vipers have lost some of the spring in their step since their coach disappeared to Mexico a few weeks ago, while Shenzhen sealed second spot on the ladder with the big away win.
Sydney: Jarrod Mullen, Michael Shenton, Nathan Friend, Dan Hunt, and Ben Hannant. Croker 5/5
Shenzhen: Kevin Locke 2, Tyrone Peachey, Luke Lewis, Jeremy Latimore, Corey Parker 2, and Sam McKendry. Parker 6/8
HT Score: 6-22
Dally M: Corey Parker (Sharkitohs) 3, Luke Lewis (Sharkitohs) 2, and Sam McKendry (Sharkitohs) 1.
Crowd: 29,752
Roma Vandali v Machu Picchu Llamas
With nothing to play for but pride, Roma have racked up a big 48-12 win to end their impressive debut season. With Machu Picchu already consigned to the wooden spoon, Roma enjoyed a fairly easy training run in their eight tries to two win.
Roma: Darius Boyd, Sam Thaiday, Josh McGuire, Chris McQueen, Lewis Brown, Todd Carney, Matt Scott, and Jeff Lima. Thurston 8/8
Machu Picchu: Tupou Sopoaga and Luke Robinson. Lyon 2/2
HT Score: 24-0
Dally M: Johnathon Thurston (Vandali) 3, Josh McGuire (Vandali) 2, and Todd Carney (Vandali) 1.
Crowd: 14,297
Ponte Preta Billy Goats v New England Celtic
Ponte Preta's seemingly unstoppable run of form came up against the minor premiers today and was found wanting, with the South American side good without ever being good enough to trouble the league leaders. The visitors lead 16-6 at half-time and triumphed 30-18 in the end, the Billy Goats tenacious but never able to really pressure the minor premiers.
Ponte Preta: Jorge Taufua, Kris Welham, and Aaron Woods. Cherry Evans 3/4
New England: Josh Charnley 2, Martin Taupau, Danny Houghton, and Gavin Cooper. Widdop 5/7
HT Score: 6-16
Dally M: Josh Charnley (Celtic) 3, Gavin Cooper (Celtic) 2, and Beau Scott (Celtic) 1.
Crowd: 15,776
Brisbane Bulls v Grapes of Nanking
With both coaches absent, the final game of the season saw a determined Brisbane hold out a Grapes of Nanking side to snatch a 16-14 win and go into the finals on a winning note. Both sides scored a pair of tries, but Adam Reynolds' boot was enough to see the home side...uh...home.
Brisbane: Leroy Cudjoe and Curtis Rona. Reynolds 4/4
Grapes: Blake Ferguson and Gerard Beale. Leuluai 3/3
HT Score: 14-2
Dally M: Gerard Beale (Grapes) 3, Alex Johnston (Bulls) 2, and Curtis Rona (Bulls) 1.
Crowd: 5,411
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