For the FPL Stallions: FPL Season Round Up

The 2015/2016 FPL season has finished. And it was a good one, well at least at the top which went right to the wire. But as should always happen, Good triumphed over evil, the fans were appeased, the crown returned to the King.

From top to bottom:

Player: Aaron

Team: Staccies

2016: Champion

History: 4 time champ

Unlike the EPL, the powerhouse, bookie’s favourite, won the FPL. Why not? Has won 4 out 6 seasons (not enough room on the sleeves for all those stars). This is the name other teams whisper in fear at night. Survived a dodgy start (remember this Rauru? - http://unistallions.blogspot.co.nz/2015/08/fantasy-epl.html) but took the lead 3/4 through and never relented. Never in doubt. Virtually unbeatable. Did rely on the help of Payet: 2 big captain hauls at key moments (one triple captain to counter Gerald’s bench boost).

EPL-alike: Chelsea (just not this season’s version): Arrogant, dirty, talks it up, hated by all teams (but secretly admired), history shows a couple of missteps, but always odds on to win in a canter. Draws all the neutrals, the shirt sponsorships and tv rights.

Player: Heath

Team: Nosejobs

2016: Runner up

History: 2 x runner up

As with the real Stallions, arrived with swagger into FPL with a bunch of new players (Gerald, Tim) to blow away most of the original players. Dangerous: a bit of a wildcard, makes some crazy choices, many of which come off. But his regular bridesmaid-to-Aaron status is something most other teams can only dream of. This season he nearly pulled off a final game miracle. Facing a 50 point deficit, he captains Mane, brings in Giroud, and ends up cutting that lead to a dangerously close 15 points. As Aaron got negative points as Smalling scored an oggie, all looked like the season might be over. Oh yes, and where did he come from this season? Rauru, remember this? - http://unistallions.blogspot.co.nz/2015/08/fantasy-epl.html

EPL-alke: Arsenal (F**kers)

Player: Gerald

Team: Palmy13
2016: 3rd

History: 1 x runnerup, 2 x 3rd

The thinking man’s team. Throughly researched, smart moves, somehow managed to patiently save his wildcard for the final game (how did that work out for you G? EPIC FAIL!) - but boring, lacking the high-risk approach of Heath who he is consistently fighting with for 2nd and 3rd. Terrible end of season - was playing for first with 2 games to go, had all the advantages - but choked  - not only lost the battle for first, but watched as Heath stole second place on the final day. Yes, its obvious who the EPL-alike is:

EPL-alike: Tottenham

Player: Nick

Team: South Coast Taniwha

2016: 4th

History: 2nd (twice), 3rd (3 times)

Tradition. This is Nick’s 10th FPL season (far more than the other Stallions). Congratulations! A decade of mediocrity! Has never won the Stallions League (and the fact that he does much better in the Island Bay leagues illustrates the relative IQs of both clubs). You never know what you are going to get from Nick: hints of brilliance but then some absolute, absolute shite. Almost feels like he will be a contender, but then inevitably falls away - probably as a result of wasting time on endless twitter battles with Rauru. His FPL style is much like his infamous ‘I fell in the duckshit’ penalty fail for the Stallions.

EPL-alike: Stoke (a-lona). Tradition - the oldest surviving team in the EPL, impossible to know who is going to show up, and he has an embarrassing man crush on Arnautovic.

Player: Tim

Team: White Line Fever

2016: 5th

History: 1 x champion

Won the league on his debut season, blowing everyone away. Looked like a new force had arrived, but has suffered the indignity of mid table finishes ever since. A far better player than Nick and really should be finishing higher than him. Led the league for parts of the season, always looked like he was going to pounce. Plays with resolve and determination. Will argue for weeks why a particular player will score soon (discussing formations, pitch conditions, top 40 singles), but perhaps outplays/nutmegs himself. 

EPL-alike: Leicester (in about 3 years). After a believe-it-or-not winning season has dropped down to be average at best, always dining out on the ‘good old days’ stories of the 13/14 season. May end up running a pub with Jamie Vardy (no bouncers required there).

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This is the point where if we had relegation, it would kick in. Wouldn’t that be hilarious - especially Rauru having to go play in the championship for a season.

Player: Logan

Team: Cheong Ju Tigers
2016: 6th

History: last, last, relegated/did not play, 2nd to last, 2nd to last, 3rd to last.

I guess that history makes this Logan’s most successful season yet! Congrats! Oh yes, do we remember this - http://unistallions.blogspot.co.nz/2015/08/fantasy-epl.html
Started the season on fire - but that is because it was such a topsy turvy period which rogue, wildcard actions actually stood a chance. Red arrows pretty much ever since, well at least until Rauru started spending 100s of transfer points in a desperate attempt to look like he didn’t give a shit any more. Logan tries the same game: he’s always apparently too busy, he didn’t have time, he forgot - but somehow transfers seemed to be made. Next season I propose we set up an average dummy team in GW1, make no transfers all season, and I bet it beats Logan. But he’s funny as hell, and brings necessary humour to the game.

EPL-alike - these guys, since its just too easy to say Norwich (and I feel kind of sad for Norwich):

Player: Rauru

Team: #Stallions

2016: 7th

History: 1 x champion, runnerup (twice)

A stain on this fine game, an embarrassment to that team name. Talks the most smack, but delivers the least results. In fairness, at least he kept the banter going all season ever when it was clear where he was going to finish. A once proud, championship winning side in tatters. Spent weeks saying he had unearthed a fpl gem player, kept this secret for ages, and then told us it was ... wait for it ... wait for it ... Scott Sinclair. Sums up his season and the vision right there.

There is only one possible EPL-alike - Newcastle (not that excellent final game Newcastle who would have put 5 past any team in Europe). The comparsison is both in the team (ugly, aggressive, painful to watch), and its star player - Rauru’s self destruction over the last couple of game weeks is much like Mitrovich in the Spurs game: scores a goal, an assist, then blatantly tries to break someone’s leg, gets sent off, walks off swearing at everyone, taking a swing at his own players. Class.

Player: Graham

Team: Tractor Boys

2016: Last

History: 2nd to last, 3rd to last, last, last, last ( I see a pattern forming)

We all know that Graham is a legit genius, but what the hell is up with this? He doesn’t seem to be playing (10 transfers all season - Rauru’s done that many before breakfast), but then suddenly he plays - when it seems there is a chance to beat Logan or Rauru. He is a genius and he is competitive  - total f**ken enigma. He might be running this whole game/world as far as I know. He certainly could dedicate his non-shaving time to team selection - perhaps that way he would not be so bad. 

EPL-alike: Aston Villa (he is so Aston Villa he made this comparison himself on twitter, but I guess when you support Ipswich in real life you will take anything.)

In fairness though, as this table from the end of the 2011(?) season shows, Graham didn’t finish last when the other Stallions used to play - who is that Indifferent player right down the bottom there? And who is this Miracle of Istanbul? Maybe a return from relegation for these and other new players next season? You will end up somewhere below Heath, Gerald, Tim, but above Nick, Rauru and Logan. 

#	Team	Manager	GW	TOT
	1	005	Aaron L	51	2,151
	2	Poroufessor	Rauru Walker	56	1,970
	3	koomes	Daniel Wharakura	50	1,968
	4	Porirua City	Jason Aitofi	23	1,943
	5	South Coast Taniwha	Nick Goodall	43	1,772
	6	Miracle of Istanbul	Patrick Sawyer	56	1,765
	7	Portman Rd Plodders	Graham Mann	55	1,735
	8	LL	Lachlan Lepper	32	1,643
	9	Team Indifferent	Paul Kilford	19	1,449

Until next season ... Rauru, since your EPL predictions were SO off target again, maybe you should start the fpl season with some prediction?

God is there really a blog tag 'Aaron wins again' - I'll use that one (its just above 'Aaron bowls pies'.

Final standings:

	#	Team	Manager	GW	TOT
	1	Staccies	Aaron L	42	2,233
	2	Nosejobs	heath smith	77	2,218
	3	Palmy13	Gerald Joe	54	2,200
	4	South Coast Taniwha	Nick Goodall	56	2,143
	5	White line Fever	Tim Robinson	45	2,131
	6	Cheong Ju tigers	Logan Mead	34	1,995
	7	#Stallions	Rauru Walker	45	1,944
	8	Tractor Boys	Graham Mann	51	1,622

Fantasy points vs North Wellington Wolves

I forgot to add this photo with my match report last week.  It summed up my day.  At the pub afterwards, having a beer and a wedge, and a big dollop of sour cream ends up in my drink.  The upside is that we've worked out the punishment if you don't score a goal this season - skull a beer with a BIG dollop of sour cream in it!

Graham - 60+, CS, 3 saves = 8

Tangihaere - 60+, Defensive Clean Sheet = 7
Paddy - 60+, DCS = 7

Tim - 60+, DCS = 7

Tom - 60+, DCS, D goal, 3bp = 17

Lachlan - 60+, DCS, D goal = 14

Chris - 60-, CS = 6

Gerald - 60+, Mid CS, assist = 7

Lloyd - 60+, MCS, 2bp = 7

Heath - 60+, MCS, M goal = 9

Carrick - 60+, MCS, M goal, assist, 1bp = 13

Bakky - 60+, assist = 5

Rauru - 60+ = 2 :(

Goals (assists) - Carrick (Bakky), Tom (Gerald), Lachlan (none given), Heath (Carrick)

Stallion - Tom for his cracking strike from 30 out.  

Other contenders include Lachlan for his goal from 30 out (up there with Tom's but it was a shit first touch that put him in position and he slipped as he kicked the ball) and Chris for taking down a man literally twice his size.  Getting called a 'maggot' was good entertainment value as well.

Pony - Bakky for his disgraceful bakky-healed attempt at scoring when he could have paid it on a plate for G (the fact that G would have blazed over anyway doesn't matter).  His attempt at saying there was a man in between them when the only thing between them was 3m of fresh air, and his 5-year-old-boy cry of "Mummy!  Why won't they pass it to me on the left!" tops it off.

Other votes went to Graham for charging out of goal only to clear the ball straight to their strikers, then walking back to the penalty spot to pick daises while the defenders threw themselves about trying to maintain the clean sheet, and Paddy for the ultimate in unStallion-like behaviour of kicking one of their players off the ball like a petulant child after a minor tussle.

Newbies in among the fantasy points

The dawn of a new era brought with it a host of points for the newbies. Chris, Bakkie, Heath, Gerald and Tim all laced up their Stallions boots, pulled up their Stallions socks and put on their Stallions shirt officially for the first time, and boy did they look smart.

Those familiar with Fantasy Premier League be familiar with the scoring system and will also know that Aaron and I awesome, and everyone else pretty much gives up after 10 rounds as our lead is huge by then. This year Jason is being a pretender and hanging around like a bad smell, but just like Tottenham inevitably do, he'll crap out towards the end.

This is how the points are awarded and a few rules around them:

Action                                     Points 
For playing up to 60 minutes 1 
For playing 60 minutes or more 2 
For each goal scored by a goalkeeper or defender 6 (7 for Stallions)
For each goal scored by a midfielder 5 
For each goal scored by a forward 4 
For each goal assist 3 
For a clean sheet by a goalkeeper or defender 4 (5 for Stallions)
For a clean sheet by a midfielder 1 (2 for Stallions)
For every 3 shot saves by a goalkeeper 1 
For each penalty save 5 
For each penalty miss -2 
Bonus points for the best players in a match 1-3 
For every 2 goals conceded by a goalkeeper or defender -1 (unless we win - see below)
For each yellow card -1 
For each red card -3 
For each own goal -2 

Clean sheets 
 A clean sheet is awarded for not conceding a goal whilst on the pitch and playing at least 60 minutes. If a player has been substituted when a goal is conceded this will not effect any clean sheet bonus. 

Red Cards 
If a player receives a red card, they will continue to be penalised for goals conceded by their team. Red card deductions include any points deducted for yellow cards 

Assists 
Assists are awarded to the player from the goal scoring team, who makes the last touch before the goal is scored. If after this touch, an opposing player touches the ball outside the penalty area altering the intended destination of the ball, then no assist is given, except if this intervention directly results in an own goal. In the event of a penalty or free-kick, the player earning the penalty or free-kick gets an assist if a goal is directly scored, but not if he takes it himself, in which case no assist is given.

For the Stallions though there are a few differences.

Defenders and goalkeepers traditionally struggle when it comes to points compared to the glory boys up front so we've made some adjustments there. If we keep a clean sheet, the D and GK gets 5 points. If the team concedes one goal and we still win you get 4 points. If we concede 2 goals and still win you don't lose a point and get 1 point. Midfield gets 1 point if we concede 1 and still win, and 2 for a clean sheet. Because we change around our positions so much within a game, points are awarded to the position where you spent most of the time. If it's even the points master will have final say. Average points can be given and will be rounded down (i.e. 3 points if you play half mid and half D (5 + 2 / 2) as is the case for Dan and Chris this week). I've thought about this formula for a good few minutes so feel free to argue it with me. I think it's the fairest.

The number of saves a goalkeeper makes is a judgement call. It's fair to say that none were made on the weekend (I don't think?)

So with that in mind, here are this weeks points. I'll need some help for Bakkies assists for 1st (Paul) and 2nd (Lloyd?) goals, and Heath's goal (Dan). I got Bakkie's 2nd and Tim got Tangihaere's. No assist given for Paul's goal. It's important to note that this doesn't necessarily reflect a players importance to the team but it's a good way to have a laugh and keep things a little bit interesting.

Dan (60+, clean sheet GK/M, assist) = 9
Tim (60+, clean sheet D, assist) = 10
Tangihaere (60+, clean sheet D, D goal) = 13
Graham (60+, clean sheet D/GK) = 7
Paul (60+, clean sheet D, D goal, assist) = 16
Chris (60+, clean sheet M/D) = 5
Gerald (60+, clean sheet M, 2bp) = 6
Lloyd (60+, clean sheet M) = 4
Heath (60+, clean sheet M, M goal, 3bp) = 11
Bakkie (60+, 3 goals, 1bp) = 15
Rauru (60+, assist) = 5 (Ah shit! Do I get double since I was captain, oh hang on, I said Bakkie was, scrap that idea) (Oh, forgot to give myself the assist.  Yessss)

As mentioned, Stallion and Pony award go to people for doing something Stallion or Pony like. Missing sitters or making amazing goal line saves will earn you them. As will anything else funny or awesome. Pony can have a cracker of a game, earn 3bps and still get Pony, as Heath has proven. Sometimes the same person is up for Stallion and Pony but from memory it's never gone to the same person. It'd take something special for that to happen.

Stallion this week was Paul for his great goal at one end and great block at the other.
Pony was Heath for the tiki-taka miss. Look forward to reading the match report Heath!

Fantasy Points as Stallions Hit Six

I'm taking it upon myself in the absence of the Fantasy Points collecter to change some of the rules. I'm not sure if we did it last year but I remember talking about it at some stage that the D should get points if they conceed only 1 and we still win. We decided that they should get 6 points if we don't conceed, and I thought it was 2 if we conceed only 1 but still win. It seems wrong that the D dominated as much as they did against a team with decent strikers and only gets 2 points. So I'm changing it, and if Aaron doesn't like it too bad. He's not fantasy champion anymore, there's a new top dog in town...

Paul - 2pts 60+, 2pts 1 goal win, 1pt 3+ saves = 5pts
Panda - 2pts 60+, 2pts 1 goal win = 4pts
Tangihaere - 2pts 60+, 2pts 1 goal win, 2bp = 6pts
Graham - 2pts 60+, 2pts 1 goal win, 3bp = 7pts
Corey - 2pts 60+, 2pts 1 goal win = 4pts
Spencer - 2pts 60+, 1pt 1 goal win = 3pts (played half game D)
Rob - 2pts 60+, 5pts goal, 1bp = 8pts
Tom - 2pts 60+, 3pts assist = 5pts
Paddy - 2pts 60+, 3pts assist = 5pts
Lloyd - 2pts 60+, 6pts 2x assist = 8pts
Gus - 2pts 60+, 4pts goal = 6pts
Rauru - 2pts 60+, 3pts assist, 16pts 4x goal = 21pts

Stallion = Paul.  Huge save at a critical time in the game.  Would have made it 3-2 or 2-2 (can't remember) and they would have gone into the break with bit more confidence.

Pony = Gus.  Un-Stallion like behaviour.  As a striker who likes a bit of lip though, I can kinda relate.  I wouldn't have dropped to the ground like a pussy like you did to get the guy sent off though.  I only do that when being tackled ;)

Because this is Gus 3rd Pony though, and his last match report was unusual at best, I think Tangihaere should write up the match report since we never got one from him last time and he gave away his 3rd penalty of the season.  A "Heard on the Sidelines" would be "I just wish I smashed him harder!"

Fantasy Double Up

Think I have got most of this, the only thing I'm aware I've missed is the assist for Jason's goal vs Miramar - I guess we were all looking too hard at Jason's victory jig to see who made that final pass.

Some alterations - I realise that I haven't penalised the yellow cards - well, I have now. Funny, especially in Gus's case vs Lower Hutt where with a missed pen and a yellow he slips into a negative score. At the other extreme so good to see Tristin back to full flight yesterday, resulting in the largest individual fantasy haul of the season.

Again, I'm prone to making errors so if I've missed anything/screwed anything up let me know.

Miramar
Paul	2 (+60), 1 (+3 saves), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	2
Jason	2 (+60), 6 (defender goal) -1 (conceding 2 goals),  1 bp	8
Tangihaere	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Graham	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Spencer	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Mike	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Aaron	2 (+60), 3 (1 assist)	5
Lloyd	2 (+60), 5 (mf goal)	7
Dan	2 (+60)	2
Robin	2 (+60)	2
Logan	2 (+60), 4 (goal), 3 bps	9
Rauru	2 (+60), 3 (1 assist), 2bps, -1 (yellow card)	6
Paddy	1 (-60)	1
Wainui
Paul	2 (+60), 1 (+ 3 saves) -1 (conceding 2 goals)	2
Jason	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Tangihaere	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals), 1 bp	2
Graham	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Spencer	2 (+60), -1 (conceding 2 goals)	1
Mike	1 (-60)	1
Aaron	2 (+60)	2
Dan	2 (+60)	2
Logan	2 (+60), 3 (assist)	5
Rauru	2 (+60)	2
Paddy	2 (+60), 6 (2 assists), 2bps	10
Tristin	2 (+60), 12 (3 goals), 3 bps	17

Fantasy Catchup

Sorry a combination of being out of town all last week and the film festival have halted the posting of Fantasy points. But here are points vs Marist (well, from what I can remember - tell me if I'm wrong anywhere.
 

Paul	2 (+60), 1 (+3 saves), 6 (cleansheet)	9
Tangihaere	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet), 2 bps	10
Spencer	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet)	8
Jason	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet), 3 bps	11
Mike	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet)	8
Corey	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet)	8
Aaron	2 (+60), 2 ( MF cleansheet)	4
Lloyd	2 (+60), 2 ( MF cleansheet)	4
Paddy	2 (+60)	2
Dan	2 (+60), 2 ( MF cleansheet)	4
Robin	2 (+60), 2 ( mf cleansheet)	4
Logan	2 (+60), 6 (cleansheet)	8
Rauru	2 (+60), 1 bp	3
Tristin	2 (+60)	2

Leaderboard:
Paddy 82
Paul 68
Tangihaere 65
Dan 57
Logan (courtesy of a sneaky cleansheet!) 52

Fun Fact: Tangihaere is 3rd on the leaderboard but has a mammoth 15 bonus points, easily more than anyone else.

Talking about Fantasy, welcome Paul to the Stallions Fantasy EPL League - last week for any of the rest of you top join in the carnage.

Fantasy points vs Miramar to come later in the week.

Fantasy Boredom

2nd week in a row of meager Fantasy hauls - at least we have Gus's 0 to cheer us up (Gus, since a few of us missed you pen, we would love a new post which anaylses your thinking, approach, and where it all went wrong - new rule - this should be mandatory for any missed pen or new entry into the worst miss poll. In fact any new entry into goal of the season should also be written up as a blog entry - a chance to talk it up a bit.)

Fantasy points vs Lower Hutt:
Since no-one suggested any other mvps I went with Paddy's suggestions, but gave him the 1 point (not that gaggle of defenders he suggested) - Paddy was clearly again the standout player.
 

Paul	2 (+60), 1 (+3 saves)
Tangihaere	2 (+60), 2bps
Spencer	2 (+60)
Jason	2 (+60)
Mike	2 (+60)
Corey	2 (+60)
Aaron	1 (-60)
Lloyd	2 (+60), 3bps
Paddy	2 (+60), 4 (1 goal), 1bp
Robin	2 (+60)
Logan	2 (+60), -2 (missed pen)
Tristin	2 (+60)
Panda	1 (-60)

Less bamboozling Fantasy points vs Accies

Looks something like this:

Paul	2(+60), 1(3+saves) 2bps	5
Spencer	2 (+60)	2
Jason	2 (+60)	2
Graham	2 (+60)	2
Mike	1 (-60)	1
Aaron	2 (+60)	2
Dan	2 (+60)	2
Lloyd	2 (+60), 3 (1 assist), 1bp	6
Paddy	2 (+60), 8 (2 goals), 3 bps	13
Logan	2 (+60), 4 (goal)	6
Robin	2 (+60)	2
Panda	1 (-60)	1

Paddy's huge season reflected in his big lead in the overall standings:

Paddy	73
Paul	53
Dan	53
Tangihaere	47
Aaron	42
Logan	42
Jason	40
Rauru	37
Corey	34
Lloyd	34
Robin	32
Spencer	27
Graham	24
Tristin	23
Nick	17
Joe	13
Jamie	5
Mike	2
Panda	1

Worst Team Fantasy Haul Ever

Not much to say really.

Paul	2 (+60), -1 (+2 goals), 1 (+3 saves)	2
Tangihaere	2 (+60), -1 (+2 goals), 1bp	2
Corey	2 (+60), -1 (+2 goals)	1
Spencer	2 (+60), -1 (+2 goals), 3bps	4
Dan	2 (+60), -1 (+2 goals)	1
Mike	1 (-60)	1
Graham	2 (+60)	2
Aaron	2 (+60)	2
Lloyd	2 (+60)	2
Robin	2 (+60)	2
Rauru	2 (+60), -2 (pen miss)	0
Tristin	2 (+60), 2 bps	4

Hero to Zero, Fantasy points vs Nth Wgtn Villa

Well, not really, but from getting the most points in the previous few games, Paddy, along with his ruggedishly good looking ponyboy Lloyd, get the least points for this game (clean sheets definitely change up the results).

I'm sure someone well tell me if I've got it wrong again, but by my reckoning the points look like this:

Paul 2 (+60), 6 (clean sheet), 1 (3+ saves) 9 Tangihaere 2 (+60), 6 (clean sheet), 3bps 11 Jason 2 (+60), 6 (clean sheet), 2bps 10 Corey 2 (+60), 6 (clean sheet) 8 Spencer 2 (+60), 6 (clean sheet) 8 Aaron 2 (+60), 2 (mf clean sheet), 1 bp 5 Lloyd 2 (+60), 2 (mf clean sheet) 4 Paddy 2 (+60), 2 (mf clean sheet) 4 Logan 2 (+60), 2 (mf cleansheet) 3 (assist) 7

Leaderboard:

Paddy 60

Dan 50

Paul/Tangihaere 45

I'll raise that dozen - Fantasy points vs Marist

So last week I marveled at the Dan + Paddy's 12 point haul, this week both improved on that!  Its now a clear 2 horse race at the top of the table. F**kers.

No match report, so this is how the awards panned out:
Stallion: Tangihaere - that second half header/challenge the left the bald guy on the ground for ages. Totally clean, but dominating. Stallion.
Pony: Dan missing that open goal header, and admitting afterwards that he was already thinking about how he was going to praise the teamwork that lead to the goal after the game. No dice. Another worst miss of the season contender.

MVPs:
3 - Paddy - 3 assists! 3 assists! 3 assists!
2 - Tangihaere
1 - Dan

Here be the fantasy points: Paul 2 (+60), 1 (+3 saves) 3 Tangihaere 2 (+60), 2bps 4 Jason 2 (+60) 2 Dan 2 (+60), 10 (2 mf goals), 1 bp 13 Graham 2 (+60), 3 (assist) 5 Aaron 2 (+60) 2 Lloyd 2 (+60) 2 Paddy 2 (+60), 9 (3 assists), 3 bps 14 Rauru 2 (+60), 5 (mf goal) 7 Logan 2 (+60), 5 (mf goal) 7 Tristin 2 (+60) 2 Joe 1 (-60) 1

Top of the table:

Paddy 56

Dan 50

Rauru 38

Bring on Te Whaea!