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Roosters on the rise

Daniel Tupou is congratulated by Roosters teammates after scoring a try against the Eels.

The lanky winger has been on fire of late and was excellent again in their round 15 win.

He did enough to snag himself a jersey in The Mole's Team of the Week.

Scroll on to see who joined him in the side after round 15.

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1.  Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)
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1. Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (Dolphins)

Forget the try of the year - the Hammer may well have bagged the solo try of the decade in his team's thrilling win over Cronulla with a scintillating 95 metre burst.

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2. Daniel Tupou (Roosters)
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2. Daniel Tupou (Roosters)

The club was thinking of moving him on next year at one stage but he is just playing too well - bagged two tries in the win at Parra and made two line breaks. Getting better with age.

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3. Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins)
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3. Herbie Farnworth (Dolphins)

Had a blinder against the Sharks on Thursday night, scoring a try, coming close to grabbing several others and making 19 runs for 215 metres.

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4. Justin Olam (Tigers)
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4. Justin Olam (Tigers)

His two tries out wide proved the difference as the Tigers finally ended their long losing run with a spirited win over the Titans at Leichhardt Oval. Contender for buy of the year.

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5. Brian To'o (Panthers)
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5. Brian To'o (Panthers)

Ran for over 200 metres yet again and ran his team out of trouble all day in Newcastle. Without doubt the best winger in the league.

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6. Jarome Luai (Panthers)
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6. Jarome Luai (Panthers)

Ducked, bobbed and weaved at halfback to get the Panthers over the line against a gallant Newcastle team on Sunday afternoon. His try was all class.

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7. Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles)
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7. Daly Cherry-Evans (Sea Eagles)

Led the wounded Manly team to a marvellous win over the disappointing Dragons at Brookvale. Manly had no right to win but the Sea Eagles skipper got his team home.

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8. Stefano Utoikamanu (Tigers)
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8. Stefano Utoikamanu (Tigers)

Led the way as the Tigers broke a long nine-game losing streak, with 192 metres from 17 runs and 32 bruising tackles.

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9. Damien Cook (Rabbitohs)
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9. Damien Cook (Rabbitohs)

Re-discovered his running game, scoring a try and making numerous breaks, as the Bunnies made it three wins in a row with an upset defeat of the Broncos.

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