Round 7 delivered one of the biggest Fantasy scoring weeks of the season, headlined by a standout performance from Fehi Fineanganofo, who topped the round with 87 points. It was a clear-cut best-on-ground display that separated him from the rest of the field and rewarded those who backed him in.
Behind him, scoring was tightly contested. Lachlan Shaw and Du'Plessis Kirifi both posted 66 points, while Josh Jacomb followed closely with 65. Iosefo Namoce (62 points) and Bradley Slater (61 points) rounded out a group of consistent performers who proved crucial in building strong weekly totals.
Price movements were equally significant this week, with several players rapidly increasing in value. Waratahs rookie Sid Harvey surged by $0.5M to $5.1M, emerging as a popular budget option. Jack Taylor matched that rise, climbing $0.5M to $6.4M, while Cam Roigard continued his steady increase, up $0.2M to $8.8M as he remains a reliable premium selection.
Quinn Tupaea was the most selected player in Round 7, featuring in 55.4 percent of teams. His popularity is being driven not just by his attacking contributions, but by his impact in one of the most valuable Fantasy metrics, turnovers won. With each turnover worth four points, Tupaea has built a strong scoring base and now leads the competition with 10 turnovers this season. Close behind are Pete Samu and Veveni Lasaqa, who both sit on nine.
As the season progresses, Round 7 highlighted the importance of balancing high-ceiling players with consistent contributors. Big individual scores can define a week, but players who deliver across multiple statistical categories are proving just as valuable in maintaining momentum.
