The first Gameweek of Bundy Mixer produced some big scores across the board as strong wins for the Roosters in both the NRL and NRLW competitions resulted in a number of standout performances.
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Bundy Mixer Team of the Week
- WFB: Sam Bremner (Roosters) — 87 points
- CTR: Isabelle Kelly (Roosters) — 82 points
- HLF: Jesse Southwell (Knights) — 63 points
- EDG: Angus Crichton (Roosters) — 104 points
- MID: Nat Butcher (Roosters) — 90 points
- HOK: Harry Grant (Storm) — 79 points
- Total: 505 points
Bremner puts Sergis in
Wing/Fullback
Sam Bremner starred in her return to the NRLW, finishing with a game-high 87 points to lead all players in the wing/fullback category. Roosters winger Daniel Tupou (69) finished narrowly ahead of on-loan Storm winger David Nofoaluma (68) to claim the highest score of the round among the NRL players.
Centre
Roosters captain Isabelle Kelly produced the highest score of any centre with 82 points in her side's dominant win over the Eels, while Dragons utility Jack Bird helped the Red V home with 80 points of his own.
Bird gets two for good measure
Half
Nicho Hynes continued his stellar season with 81 points in the Sharks' win over Manly — narrowly edging him clear of his counterpart on the night, Daly Cherry-Evans, who scored 74. The youngest ever NRLW debutant Jesse Southwell stole the show in her first game for the Knights, scoring 63 to lead the female players.
Edge Forward
With two tries in the Roosters huge win over Wests Tigers, Angus Crichton topped the century mark to record the highest score of any player in Bundy Mixer. Keilee Joseph was a great differential for the 1.5 percent of coaches who owned, scoring 50 in her team's win over the Eels to lead the female players.
What a night for Nat Butcher
Middle Forward
Simaima Taufa produced a captain's knock as the Eels went down to the Roosters, scoring 66 points, but it was Roosters forward Nat Butcher who stole the show with his four try effort seeing him finish with 90 points for the round.
Hooker
Storm rake Harry Grant continued his dominance over the number nine position this year with 79 points in Melbourne's big win over Brisbane. Titans hooker Brittany Breayley-Nati made 38 tackles and added a try assist in her side's loss to the Dragons — ending the round with a position-leading 52 points.