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Wallabies flyer opens POTY gap, AB midfielder claims maximum points

Max Jorgensen of the Waratahs warms up during the round five Super Rugby Pacific match between Queensland Reds and NSW Waratahs at Suncorp Stadium, on March 15, 2025, in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Chloe Davis/Getty Images)
Super Rugby Pacific has announced the distribution of Player of the Year votes for each game after round two, with two Australian players currently occupying the competition’s top three positions.

Last week, Wallabies speedster Max Jorgensen and Moana Pasifika captain Miracle Faiilagi were on the maximum points after their impressive performances in round one.

Both had nine points, while Tupou Vaa’i, Declan Meredith, and Charlie Cale were close behind in second equal with seven votes.

Not much has changed from last week’s votes at the top of the table, with Jorgensen claiming seven points from his game against the Fijian Drua in Sydney, topping the table after two rounds with 15 overall votes.

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Cale, who scored another two tries against the Crusaders on Sunday afternoon after last week’s double, sits in second place with 13 votes, three behind Jorgensen.

In third with 12 points, is Chiefs and All Blacks midfielder Quinn Tupaea, who claimed the most points from a specific round two fixture with eight from the game at Forsyth Barr Stadium on Saturday.

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The award voting table will be released every Tuesday at 10am NZT, until round ten when the voting process and numbers goes behind closed doors.

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Hurricanes v Moana Pasifika

7 – Fehi Fineanganofo (HUR)

5 – Patrick Pellegrini (MOA), Josh Moorby (HUR)

4 – Tuna Tuitama (MOA)

3 – Brayden Iose (HUR)

2 – Miracle Faiilagi (MOA), Jordie Barrett (HUR)

1 – Callum Harkin (HUR), Samieula Moli (MOA)

NSW Waratahs v Fijian Drua

6 – Max Jorgensen (NSW), Isikeli Rabitu (FJI)

Charlie Gamble (NSW), Matt Philip (NSW)

3 – Frank Lomani (FJI)

2 – Motikai Murray (FJI)

1 – Taniela Rakuro (FJI), Jake Gordon (NSW), Pete Samu (NSW)

Highlanders v Chiefs

8 – Quinn Tupaea (CHI)

5 – Timoci Tavatavanawai (HIG), Samisoni Taukei’aho (CHI)

3 – Caleb Tangitau (HIG), Jona Nareki (HIG)

2 – Kalyum Boshier (CHI)

1 – Cameron Millar (HIG), Leroy Carter (CHI), Simon Parker (CHI), Folau Fakatava (HIG)

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Western Force v Blues

4 – Zarn Sullivan (BLU), Dalton Papali’i (BLU)

3 – Ben Donaldson (FOR), Nathan Hastie (FOR), AJ Lam (BLU), Josh Beehre (BLU)

2 – Vaiolini Ekuasi (FOR), Caleb Clarke (BLU), Mac Grealy (FOR), Jeremy Williams (FOR)

1 – Torian Barnes (BLU), Anton Segner (BLU)

Crusaders v ACT Brumbies

6 – Charlie Cale (BRU), Ryan Lonergan (BRU)

3 – Will Jordan (CRU), Andy Muirhead (BRU), George Bell (CRU)

2 – Jamie Hannah (CRU), Dom Gardiner (CRU), Kadin Pritchard (BRU)

1 – Ethan Blackadder (CRU), Chay Fihaki (CRU), James Slipper (BRU)

Super Rugby Pacific Player of the Year Table

15 – Max Jorgensen

13 – Charlie Cale

12 – Quinn Tupaea

11 – Miracle Faiilagi

9 – Caleb Tanigtau, Charlie Gamble, Samisoni Taukei’aho

8 – Will Jordan, Timoci Tavatavanawai, Ben Donaldson

Five players on seven votes.

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