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2016 Farah Palmer Cup Week 5 Bonus Points Team P W D L F A PD Points 4 tries <7 Loss Counties Manukau Heat 4 4 0 0 174 25 149 4 0 20 Auckland Storm 4 4 0 0 155 77 78 4 0 20 Canterbury 4 3 0 1 175 60 115 3 1 16 Wellington Pride 4 3 0 1 117 91 26 2 1 15 Manawatu Cyclones 4 2 0 2 102 74 28 3 2 13 Waikato 5 2 0 3 82 94 -9 1 0 9 North Harbour 4 1 0 3 53 125 -72 1 0 5 Otago Spirit 4 0 0 4 59 199 -140 1 0 1 Bay of Plenty Volcanix 5 0 0 5 26 201 -175 0 0 0 Key: P = Played, W = Won, L = Lost, D = Drawn F = Points For, A = Points Against, PD = Points Difference Points will be awarded in all FPC matches on the following basis: Win – 4 points Draw – 2 points Loss – 1 point for loss within 7 points of the team that wins Loss – 0 points for loss of more than 7 points Try Bonus – 1 point for 4 or more tries Week 5 – Results Try BP Losing BP Home SCORE Away Try BP Losing BP x Canterbury 25-29 Auckland Storm x x Wellington Pride 40-20 Otago Spirit Bay of Plenty Volcanix 12-45 Counties Manukau Heat x Waikato 11-25 Manawatu Cyclones x North Harbour BYE Week 5 – Scorers Saturday 3 Sept Canterbury Auckland Storm Kiritapu Demant (2), Linda Sui Pauaraisa, Elizabeth Pera, Tries Itunu, Onjeurlina Leiataua, Phillipa Love Lose Mafi Conversions Kendra Cocksedge (2) Emma Jensen (2) Penalties Kendra Cocksedge (2) Drop Goals Penalty Tries TOTAL Points 25 29 Saturday 3 Sept Wellington Pride Otago Spirit Ayesha Leti-Iiga (2), Georgia Daals Georgina McCullough, Tries (2), Acacia Te Iwimate, Joanah Greer Muir, Kelly Brazier Ngan-Woo Conversions Lizzie Goulden (5) Kelly Brazier Penalties Megan Manson Drop Goals Penalty Tries TOTAL Points 40 20 Saturday 3 Sept Bay of Plenty Volcanix Counties Manukau Heat Renee Wickliffe (3), Krystal Murray, Lauryn Tries Nicole Crawthorn, Lavinia Gould Steed, Victoria Subritzky- Nafatali, Badinlee Munro- Smith Conversions Lavinia Gould Hazel Tubic (5) Penalties Drop Goals Penalty Tries TOTAL Points 12 45 Saturday 3 Sept Waikato Manawatu Cyclones Ahora Nuku, Shanna Tries Stacey Waaka Porima, Selica Winiata, Nicole Dickins Conversions Krysten Duffill Penalties Tenika Wilson (2) Krysten Duffill Drop Goals Penalty Tries TOTAL Points 11 25 .

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