Winger Wonderland: Hurricanes Brutalise Brumbies to Reclaim Top Spot
Wingers dominate at Te Kaha as Fehi Fineanganofo scores four tries to propel the Hurricanes to the top of the Super Rugby Pacific ladder in a "Super Round" masterclass.
By: AXL Media
Published: Apr 25, 2026, 4:17 AM EDT
Source: RNZ Pacific

The Fineanganofo Phenomenon
In a performance that will leave New Zealand Rugby fans questioning the winger's impending departure to England, Fehi Fineanganofo produced his third hat-trick of the 2026 season. Scoring a quartet of tries, the future Newcastle Red Bull took his yearly tally to a staggering 14, showcasing a blend of brute strength and track-star speed that the Brumbies simply couldn't contain.
Fineanganofo’s afternoon began early with a strike at the seven-minute mark. His second try—a highlight-reel effort that saw him bounce through three defenders—set the tone for a match where the Hurricanes' wingers accounted for all but one of the team's tries. His third and fourth scores were products of pure acceleration, leaving the Brumbies' cover defense stranded on the fast Te Kaha turf.
Winger Dominance: Moorby and Rova
While Fineanganofo took the headlines, the Hurricanes' strategy of attacking wide was reinforced by his teammates:
Josh Moorby: Bagged a clinical brace, maintaining his position as one of the most reliable finishers in the competition.
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