Round 6 of Super Rugby Pacific Fantasy proved to be one of the highest-scoring weeks of the season so far, with attacking rugby across the competition translating into massive returns and reshaping leaderboards.

Round 6’s biggest Fantasy performances

Fehi Fineanganofo was the headline act of the weekend, producing a remarkable 113-point performance for the Hurricanes - one of the highest individual Fantasy scores of the season.

Not far behind, Chay Fihaki capitalised on the Crusaders’ attacking form to post 105 points.

There was again strong output from some forwards, with George Bell delivering 80 points in a standout showing.

Jordie Barrett added 73 points in another influential Hurricanes performance, while Harry McLaughlin-Phillips (72 points) and Declan Meredith (71 points) rounded out the top performances.

There was little doubt around the most trusted player heading into the round, with Will Jordan featuring in 63.9% of teams.

Charlie Cale continued his rise as a Fantasy must-have, appearing in 50.6% of squads, while Dalton Papali'i (48.5%) remained a consistent presence in forward packs.

Cult favourites Max Jorgensen (47.5%) and Timoci Tavatavanawai (46.5%) were both heavily backed.

A tight grouping followed, with Fletcher Newell, Tupou Vaa'i, Noah Hotham, Caleb Tangitau and Quinn Tupaea all selected by more than a third of players.

The majority of Fantasy players placed their trust in Jordan as captain, and he was the clear standout choice with 32.9% of selections.

Damian McKenzie remained a popular alternative at 9.09%, while Max Jorgensen (7.06%) and Cale (4.45%) continued to attract attention.

Further down the captaincy rankings, Caleb Tangitau, Cam Roigard and Timoci Tavatavanawai all featured, alongside experienced playmakers Jordie Barrett and Beauden Barrett.

Player values continue to move following Round 6, with several standout performers rewarded.

George Bell is up 0.5 million to 6.7 million, now sitting alongside Millennium Sanerivi as the second most expensive hooker in the game behind Samisoni Taukei'aho (7.9 million).

Sid Harvey is up 0.5 million to 4.6 million, while Codemeru Vai is up 0.5 million to 5.5 million.

Devan Flanders is up 0.2 million to 6.1 million, and Joel Lam is up 0.5 million to 3.5 million.

Six rounds into the season, the overall Fantasy leaderboard is starting to take shape, with consistent performers separating themselves from the pack.

Charlie Cale leads the competition with 363 points, underlining his status as one of the most valuable Fantasy assets.

Fehi Fineanganofo sits second on 325 points, with Caleb Tangitau close behind on 291 points.

Will Jordan has 281 points, while Samisoni Taukei'aho has 275 points.

Max Jorgensen (272 points) and Quinn Tupaea (261 points) remain within striking distance as the competition tightens.