The Westlake pack gradually took control via the likes of prop Leon Thambiran, and they squeezed the underdog to annex their fourth title in five seasons and 15th in all. They played the best, most consistent rugby all season, and dropped only one match.
Inisi's hat-trick is worth recounting: the first was a breakout and set up by his wing Spencer McDowall, who put in a judicious kick which bounced kindly; the second saw Inisi slice through off a sweet offload by his centre Baylee Katipa, and the third was dubious, an in-pass from wing Arikitoia Hood-Kaitapu which went to TMO but was ruled good.
There was a vocal crowd of around 2000 on hand, but not sparking quite the same atmosphere as the Westlake-Rosmini finals, probably due to the fact that the result was decided before halftime.
The TMO was called upon more often than virtually any other televised First XV in the last few seasons as referee Danny Morrison sought clarification on forward passes, knock-ons and obstructions.
Westlake BHS 34 (Fine Inisi 3, Lotu Inisi, Casey Smith, Harry Forbes tries; Keepa Wiki 2 con) Massey 3 (Miracle Naititi pen) HT: 24-3