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After six rounds, the Hunters have collected eight points from four wins and two losses.

Points for and against is what has pushed the Hunters out of the top six.

The Norths Devils, Souths Logan Magpies, Townsville Blackhawks and the Hunters are all tied on eight points, but points for and against of nil has moved the Hunters down to seventh spot.

The top 6:

Redcliffe Dolphins (10), Sunshine Coast Falcons (9), Easts Tigers (9), Norths Devils (8), Souths Logan Magpies (8), Townsville Blackhawks (8).

Penalities were the way to go and the Jets were on the board after only a minute when Haydan Lipp kicked a penalty to take a 2-0 lead.

Lipp made it 4-0 in the 17th minute after the Hunters gave away another penalty in their own half.

The home side scored the first try of the match after good vision by Wartovo Puara Jr. sent Adex Wera over to score.

But the Jets hit back minutes later thanks to Fakahoko Teutau who caught the defence napping and bulldozed his way over.

An unsuccessful conversion put the score at 8-4.

Apart from working hard to ascend  the Intrust Super Cup competition ladder, the boys can hit notes, hold their breath and entertain.

In a new twist on Thursday night, the SP Hunters took to competing against each other in a friendly karaoke competition.

This first ever karaoke competition is part of their fellowship and recreational activities that take place every Thursdays. 

The pack divided into six groups, belting out hits from ‘the eagles', fellowship songs as well as local Tolai hymn.

PNG SP Hunters coach Michael Marum announced the team yesterday with great confidence that being back in the winning circle for the away games they have set a strong team to take on the Dolphins this weekend.

“We have come again with another strong team for this weekend’s game against Dolphins, however, only a few changes will be made due to injuries but otherwise we will maintain the team that beat Tweed Heads two weeks ago,” coach Marum said.