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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2664563, member: 1899"] Big League Round 3 Notes Clayton Williams (South Sydney Rabbitohs) was one of the Rabbitohs' best, gaining 139 metres from 14 carries and topping the tackle count with 40. Christian Crichton (Penrith Panthers) was the star of the day for the mountain men, constantly threatening the Roosters out wide and creating a try for speedy winger Josh Jay during the first half. Will Pearall (Manly Sea Eagles) notched up two try assists and four line-break assists. Ma'afoeata Hingano (Warriors) created three tries and tore Parramatta apart with his incisive running, plus he kicked five goals. Toafofoa Sipley (Warriors) charged for 154 metres from 16 carries and busting the line twice while also demolishing the Eels forwards with his powerful tackling. Jai Arrow (Brisbane Broncos) was the Broncos best, making 33 tackles and a line-break to go with 25 carries for 223 metres. Jayden Berrell (Brisbane Broncos) tore the Cowboys apart in the middle of the ruck, constantly threatening from dummy-half, as well as topping the tackling count. Lachlan Croker (Canberra Raiders) scored 24 points through two tries and eight goals to go with two try assists, two line-breaks, two line-break assists and 209 metres from 18 runs. Brandon Smith (North Queensland Cowboys) was the best player on the field, terrorising the Broncos forwards with his speed from dummy-half and ability to marshal his forward pack. Villiame Kikau (North Queensland Cowboys) was also dangerous, gaining 146 metres from 14 carries. Latrell Robinson (Melbourne Storm) the younger brother of Parramatta winger Reece, was a standout for the Storm and threatened the Sharks defenders with his speed and footwork. The more ball Robinson received, the more dangerous the Storm looked and he'll be a key player in this Monday night's blockbuster against North Queensland. [/QUOTE]

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