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Match Reports | Rd 6 Farrelly Photos Women's Competitions

Published: Mon 3 Aug 2020 04:00 AM
Match reports from round six of the Farrelly Photos Women's Premiership and Championship competitions, played on August 2.Rd 6 Farrelly Photos Women’s Premiership (first division)Mt Albert 0 Manurewa 58
Manurewa remain first division leaders following a comfortable win over Mt Albert, who fought bravely with just 12 players for much of the match due to injuries. Both Kere Matua and Mary-Jane Finau scored three tries in the win.Papakura 26 Richmond 12
An Alexis Thompson hat trick helped Papakura get home over Richmond in a rematch of last year’s Premiership Grand Final. Papakura led 12-0 at the break, and while Richmond were much improved in the second period, the Sea Eagles did enough to pick up their fourth win of 2020.Ponsonby BYERd 6 Farrelly Photos Women’s Championship (second division)Glenora 6 Te Atatu 86
Te Atatu piled on 50 points in the second half to win big over local rivals Glenora. Mikayla Enosa, Katelyn Vaha’akolo and Karli Hansen all scored four tries in the victory.Manukau 28 Pukekohe 20
The accurate boot of Platinum Marsters played a key role in Manukau edging past Pukekohe. The Magpies led 12-8 at the break before pulling away in the second half.Otara 30 Otahuhu 16
Otahuhu remain undefeated competition leaders after powering past the Scorpions at Ngati Otara Park. The match saw a return to the field for former Kiwi Fern Leah Witehira, who was among the standouts for Otahuhu.

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