The Entrance Tigers have continued a dominating 05, toppling Birchgrove 36-22 in impressive fashion. The Entrance were hammered with some serious injuries, however; Lebanese winger: Samer El Masri helped the Tigers to their 4 straight win.
Birchgrove: Matt Seers x3, Chev Walker. Vassilakopoulos 3/4
The Entrance: Samer El Masri, Habib El Muktar, Craig Emmerton, Sébastien Azema, Matt Riddle x2. El Masri 6/8
PoM: Samer El Masri 3, Chev Walker 2, Matt Riddle 1

It was smiles all round in Surfers with both Surfers and Pine River recording wins. Former Central Coast star Tony Gonzalez returned with some spectacular form while David Nui bagged two tries of his own in the 16-0 victory.
Pine Rivers: David Niu x2, Mark O'Neill. Janikowski 2/3
Kandy: N/A
PoM: Tony Gonzalez 3, Mark O'Neill 2, Shane Walker 1

Christchurch continue to climb the RSC ladder after a tight knit win over Rabual. It was the experience of former top grade stars like Braam van Straaten and John Rova who controlled the game but some injuries to Rabual stopped any fight back in the 14-10 win for the Comets.
Christchurch: John Rovoa x2. van Straaten 3/4
Rabaul: Nime Kapo, Tane Tutaki. Marum 1/2
PoM: Jason Williams 3, John Rovoa 2, Keyshawn Johnson 1

If The Entrance are dominating RSC, Sunshine Coast are getting a piggyback ride from them, especially after their 34-8 destruction of Souths. It was a field day for the Wizards backline which made the Souths defence look like pudding.
Sunshine Coast: Ade Gardner x2, Ian Donnelly, Aaron Payne x2, Matt Kennedy, George Carmont. Sweeney 3/7
Souths: Charlie Vis. Rangihuna 2/2
PoM: Aaron Payne 3, George Carmont 2, Sean Penkywicz 1

A stellar first half by North West had positioned them well in their 24-12 win over Hawthorn. The Kookaburras were able to run through 20 points before half-time.
Hawthorn: Mitch Brown, Julian Huxley. Goodwin 1/1, Huxley 1/1
North West: Lupina Kaufusi, Sam Key, Darren Burns, Frankie Grills, Darren Taylor. Ferris 2/5
PoM: Darren Burns 3, Darren Taylor 2, Lupina Kaufusi 1

Kensington are nipping the heels of competition leaders after a 36-12 win over Cairns. Howard Opan again brought the goods, snatching 16pts to his name while Cairns return to the sheds needing some serious dicipline with a heavy penality count against them.
Kensington: Rich Portale, Howard Opan, Adam Nable, Andrew Meads, Scott Staniforth, Paul Noone. Opan 6/7
Cairns: Todd Olliver, Kenichiaou Yukamizo. Gordon 2/2
PoM: Rich Portale 3, Kyle Bryant 2, Adam Nable 1

It was a Randell Vs. Randell match in the Hunter region when Chuck came up against Chad. While it was a battle of halves, Gisborne came out with the final 10-6 victory. It was all Heat in the first half while Hunter commanded the second half, but Hunter couldn't do enough to steal the points.
Hunter: Andy Smith. Randall 1/2
Gisborne: Chris Melling, Chuck Randall. Melling 1/2
PoM: Adrian Mirhalov 3, Chuck Randall 2, Chris Melling 1

Without inspirational leader Craig Greenhill, Port Kembla became nothing more then barbarians as they were defeated by Balamin 24-12. A very extreme 12 penalities to 4 cost the Voodoo dearly while the Storm forwards excelled being so close to enemy territory.
Balmain: Robbie Farah, Michael Sullivan, Bryce Gibbs x2.Sullivan 4/6
Port Kembla: Raymond Ruaporo, Logan Swann. Covell 2/2
PoM: Bryce Gibbs 3, Michael Sullivan 2, Dene Halatau 1

Ryde have fallen to their third straight lose, this time in a 18-6 encounter with Wests. The Panthers beat Ryde with the football basics but a sever injury to Christopher Williams stopped a fightback.
Ryde: Michael Ventrue. Smith 1/1
Wests: Lloyd Johansson, Jason Kent, David Myles. Thurston 3/5
PoM: Micheal Luck 3, Lloyd Johansson 2, Nautake Haga 1

Ladder

Tigers: 8pts, +84
Wizards: 8pts, +66
Highrollers: 8pts, +60
Bantums: 6pts, +44
Turtles: 6pts, +31
Comets: 6pts, +24
Kookaburras: 6ts, +23
Storm: 4pts, +15

Panthers: 4pts, +15
Hurricanes: 4pts, +0
Heat: 4pts, -10
Pistoleers: 2pts, -28
Jesters: 2pts, -38
White Pointers: 2pts, -63
Eagles: 1pt, -44
Rangers: 1pt, -62
Voodoo: 0pts, -37
Magpies: 0pts, -48