In a round of solid performances, Joey Manu and Latrell Mitchell occupied all the headlines with their moments of individual brilliance that led the Roosters and Rabbitohs to much-needed victories.
Unfortunately, the other end of the ladder was dominated by injuries, with the knee injury ending Ryan Papenhuyzen’s season ending a weekend of terror for many.
Winners of the day 18
Josep Manu he was the most outstanding player of the round with a massive score of 103 points in the Roosters ’thrashing of the Dragons. Moving from center to fifth, the Kiwi international was almost untouchable at times, blocking a massive $ 127,000 price increase as a result of his impressive individual performance.
It’s worth noting, however, that coach Trent Robinson confirmed that Luke Keary would return to the halves in round 19, meaning Manu will return to the centers.
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Manu is the man
Latrell Mitchell dominated in the same way in the victory from behind the Rabbitohs over the Bulldogs, taking charge of the second half to finish with 98 points, courtesy of one try, one wild try, four goals, three assists, three downloads and 12 tackles. busts.
Make a backup of your Origin heroes, the Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans produced a master class to lead his team home against the Knights, scoring 88 points while his teammate Rubén Garrick He also continued his good form, scoring 83.
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Doueihi returns to the halves and returns to the essay goal books
Adam Doueihi marked his return to the role of five-eighth with 83 points in the Wests Tigers ’narrow loss to Penrith: the Panthers came home courtesy of a late attempt James Fisher-Harris (74 points) in his 150th game and another uncontrolled effort Guillem Kikau (74 points). Jackson Hastingswho moved from the averages to accommodate Doueihi’s return, scored well in his new role in the block with 73 points.
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Put on the Fisher-Harris pattern with the winner of the match
Young weapon of the Broncos Zac Hosking enjoyed another $ 40,000 price increase with 71 points against the Titans, which could have been even more if they hadn’t turned down an attempt, while the Titans duo Erin Clark (76 points) i Toby Sexton (67 points) both performed well although their team fell to their Queensland rivals.
Nelson Asofa-Salomó (69 points) i Cameron Munster (76 points) were also strong on a losing side; Canberra did the job in an annoying win over Melbourne despite no player scoring more than 54 points (Adam Elliott).
Losers of the day 18
Ryan PapenhuyzenThe season is over after suffering a knee injury in the storm’s defeat to Canberra, a big blow for 20.57 per cent of the home coaches.
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Bellamy confirms that Papenhuyzen has left for a year
There were also a number of other weekend injury concerns; the Roosters lost We are not Tupouunia (22 points) i Billy Smith (8 points) to severe knee injuries and Siosiua Taukeiaho (9 points) to a fractured cheekbone while Josh Addo-Carr (37 points), Moses Suli (11 points) i Edrick Lee (31 points) also received injuries.
Dane GagaiThe club’s tough form race continued in the Knights ’loss to Manly with another score of less than 20 points while Will Penisini (18 points), Reece Walsh (24 points), Clint Gutherson (25 points) i Nat Carnisser (21 points) did not reach the heights the owners would have expected from highly owned players.
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Papenhuyzen suffers a knee fracture
Team of the week of the day 18
- Latrell Mitchell (98 points)
- Adam Doueihi (83 points)
- Joseph Manu (103 points)
- Zac Lomax (67 points)
- Reuben Garrick (79 points)
- Cameron Munster (76 points)
- Daly Cherry-Evans (88 points)
- Tevita Tatola (82 points)
- Erin Clark (76 points)
- Nelson Asofa-Solomon (69 points)
- Viliame Kikau (74 points)
- Zac Hosking (71 points)
- Tohu Harris (65 points)
- Jackson Hastings (73 points)
- Sam Walker (68 points)
- Jason Saab (66 points)
- Moeaki Fotuaika (65 points)