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Best & Fairest Best & Fairest - 2018 Player Club Total Points 2-Jun 9-Jun 7-Apr 5-May 14-Apr 21-Apr 25-Apr 28-Apr 17-Mar 24-Mar 31-Mar 12-May 19-May 26-May Greg Foe Poneke 1 3 3 3 2 3 3 2 20 Chase Tiatia HOBM 3 2 3 3 3 14 Josh Houston-Tupou UHR 3 3 1 2 3 12 Luca Rees Ories 1 2 2 3 3 11 Glen Walters HOBM 3 2 3 1 1 10 Alex Dalzell Wgtn 3 2 3 1 9 Kalim Kelemete Tawa 3 1 2 3 9 Jackson Garden-Bachop Norths 3 2 3 1 9 Esi Komaisavaii Norths 3 3 3 9 DuPlessis Kirifi Norths 3 3 3 9 Jonathan Fuimoano OBU 2 3 1 3 9 Richard Judd Pare-Plim 3 3 2 8 Tomasi Palu OBU 3 2 3 8 Hemi Fermanis Tawa 2 2 1 3 8 Callum Harkin Wellington 2 3 3 8 Trent Renata Ories 3 2 1 1 7 Logan Blake Ories 3 2 2 7 Tupou Sopoaga Petone 3 1 3 7 Ben Tupuola Wainui 2 1 2 2 7 Logan Henry Petone 3 1 3 7 Dale Sabbagh OBU 3 2 2 7 Malo Tuitama Ories 3 1 3 7 Justin Wilson Wainui 3 3 6 Billy Proctor MSP 3 3 6 Chris Aumua Avalon 3 2 1 6 Carlos Price Petone 2 1 3 6 PJ Iosefo Tawa 3 3 6 Matt Peni MSP 3 3 6 James So'oialo Tawa 3 2 1 6 Joe Walding-Karaitiana MSP 1 2 3 6 Kienan Higgins Norths 3 3 6 Dan Schrijvers UHR 3 3 6 TeRaina Richards-Coxhead Wgtn 3 3 6 Whetu Henry Ories 2 2 1 5 Andrew Wells MSP 2 1 2 5 James Tuia MSP 3 2 5 Blake Neve Pare-Plim 2 3 5 Will Mangos OBU 3 2 5 Matt Jacobs Wainui 3 2 5 Thomas Kiwara Avalon 3 2 5 Mikey Smith Wgtn 2 2 1 5 Peter Umaga-Jensen Wainui 2 3 5 Tai Neli OBU 1 3 4 Cam Keech Wgtn 1 1 2 4 Isaia Petelo MSP 2 1 1 4 James Hansen Pare-Plim 2 2 4 Pakai Turia Poneke 1 1 1 1 4 Jarrod Adams Petone 2 2 4 Naitoa Ah Kuoi MSP 1 3 4 Matt Fowler OBU 3 1 4 Varani Komaisaivaii Jville 2 2 4 Tyler Tane UHR 2 2 4 Jalan Farris Wainui 2 2 4 Peni Taupau Pare-Plim 2 2 4 Kemara Hauiti-Parapa Tawa 1 1 2 4 Leon Ellison Norths 3 3 Vince Sosefo HOBM 3 3 Teariki Ben-Nicholas OBU 3 3 Galu Taufale Poneke 3 3 Corey Lawrence Poneke 2 1 3 Jack Ross Petone 3 3 James O'Reilly HOBM 3 3 Parekura Lalaga Norths 1 2 3 Ben Peni Avalon 3 3 Anthony Utanga HOBM 3 3 Finnbarr Kerr-Newell OBU 2 1 3 Sheridan Rangihuna HOBM 2 1 3 Lise Solola HOBM 2 1 3 Kewa McMillan-Parata Pare-Plim 1 2 3 Jeff Makapelu Jville 1 2 3 Jayden Keats Pare-Plim 3 3 Reuban Va'a Ories 3 3 Api McMillan-Parata Poneke 3 3 Jake Quin Petone 3 3 Mike Lealava'a Wainui 1 2 3 Jack Wright UHR 3 3 Kyle Preston Tawa 3 3 Adam Deck Ories 3 3 James Proctor MSP 3 3 Nash Fiso-Vailei Wainui 3 3 Albert Polu HOBM 3 3 Augustin Escalona OBU 3 3 Poata Tuisamoa Avalon 3 3 Jonte Miller Poneke 3 3 Ethan Robinson-Mate Norths 1 2 3 Luke Cummings Tawa 3 3 Andrew Petelo Poneke 3 3 Broadus Melvin Pare-Plim 2 1 3 Tuakana Metuarau Ories 1 1 1 3 Liddy Ah Wong Avalon 1 2 3 Sefo Aumua Avalon 2 2 Bevan Clarke Wainui 2 2 Fala Tuala Norths 2 2 Todd Svenson UHR 1 1 2 Jake Goodger MSP 2 2 James Coburn Tawa 2 2 Kono Feaunati UHR 2 2 Levi Grace Jville 2 2 Bruce Kauika-Petersen Petone 2 2 Will Tremain OBU 2 2 Dre Melvin Pare-Plim 1 1 2 Rocky Mainsy Pare-Plim 2 2 Hennie Tui Poneke 2 2 Ale Peni Avalon 2 2 Mike Teofilo Norths 2 2 Ben Hendry Wgtn 2 2 Daley Ena Norths 2 2 James Corcoran Pare-Plim 1 1 2 Ola Va'ai Ories 2 2 Olly Sapsford Wgtn 2 2 Kaliopasi Uluiakepa Petone 2 2 Josh Hunt UHR 2 2 Chris Middleton Norths 2 2 Peniasi Tokakece Tawa 2 2 Tom Pere Petone 2 2 Murphy Taramai UHR 2 2 Ryan Preston Tawa 2 2 Willie Tufui Petone 1 1 2 Serge Hollis Ories 2 2 Andrew Jones Poneke 2 2 Jacob Walmsley Jville 2 2 Rez Tasele MSP 2 2 Jordan Gillies HOBM 1 1 Oakley Edmonds Jville 1 1 Jordan King Ories 1 1 Isaia Mamea Wainui 1 1 Api Naikatini Jville 1 1 Ambrose Curtis Ories 1 1 Xavier Smith Wgtn 1 1 Kahu Bishop-Kawai UHR 1 1 Kane Thompson Jville 1 1 Sam Coventry OBU 1 1 Nick Murdoch Jville 1 1 Fereti Solola HOBM 1 1 Sitiveni Paonga Tawa 1 1 Ivan Vaisagote Poneke 1 1 Losi Filipo Petone 1 1 Teagan Harawira Hutt Old Boys Marist 1 1 Junior Time-Tautoa Norths 1 1 Dylan Patu Jville 1 1 Pablo Darleux HOBM 1 1 Tutasi Masoe Wainui 1 1 Matt Mullany Jville 1 1 Taine Plumtree OBU 1 1 Ken Kapeli MSP 1 1 Nev Apineru UHR 1 1 Daniel Cherry Wainui 1 1 Mateaki Kafatolu Petone 1 1 Charlie Siale Poneke 1 1 Dane Robertson Jville 1 1 Aquilla Alatini Avalon 1 1 Liki Siliga Norths 1 1 Tom Robertson Wgtn 1 1 Ben Power HOBM 1 1 Sio Luamanu UHR 1 1 Shane Hedges Pare-Plim 1 1 Tane McMillan-Parata Pare-Plim 1 1 Eli Hunt UHR 1 1 Mike Iopop Norths 1 1 Moana Alefaio Avalon 1 1 Jared Woodward HOBM 1 1 Ofa Ueseli Jville 1 1.
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