The final round of the Super Rugby Women's regular season threw up a massive surprise as the teams fought for their finals hopes.
The Queensland Reds stunned the NSW Waratahs for a famous win in Sydney, booking their spot in the semi-finals.
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This followed the Western Force producing a clutch victory over the ACT Brumbies, locking up a home semi-final.
Rugby.com.au selects its Team of the Week from Round Five.
Fua got through a monster shift for the Brumbies, making a round-high 22 carries with 55 post-contact metres and three tackle busts.
It was a similar story for Pohiva, who managed a remarkable 10 tackle busts as she just out-pointed fellow Wallaroo Eva Karpani.
But it was Setu who was the star of the front-row, excellent across the park with 15 carries and tackles.
Bemrose got through a mountain of work in the win, including 25 tackles in testing conditions.
She partners with Leonard, who remains in the team of the week after proving a physical force in defence with several thumping hits.
Hanna was brilliant for the Reds, producing a team high 92 metres with four tackle busts and a key second half turnover.
She is joined by Brumbies duo Palu Sekona and Tuinakauvadra, who helped power through the Force’s forward pack.
Palu Sekona led the way with four tackle busts while the number eight had three line break assists in defeat.
The Reds duo were instrumental in the testing conditions to break their Waratah drought.
Dougherty’s first half snip typified her afternoon, winning the penalty try and the numbers advantage whilst Cramer helped win the territory battle late as she mastered the wet conditions.
The Queensland dominance continues as the former Sevens players stood out on the weekend.
Lefau-Fakaosilea was particularly dominant, recording five tackle busts, with Wereta’s break crucial in setting up Hanna’s try.
Whitaker continues her breakout season with a strong all-around game, with the highlight coming thanks to a brilliant try off a Pleuni Klevit kick.
Force duo Buleki and Ledington round out the team, with the Fijian-born winger crossing for a powerful try as Ledington finished the night with two line breaks and four tackle busts.
1. Martha Fua
2. Zophronia Setu
3. Faliki Pohiva
4. Jemma Bemrose
5. Michaela Leonard
6. Zoe Hanna
7. Siokapesi Palu Sekona
8. Tabua Tuinakauvadra
9. Sarah Dougherty
10. Lori Cramer
11. Amelia Whitaker
12. Ava Wereta
13. Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea
14. Vani Buleki
15. Nicole Ledington
