Konrad Hurrell threw the final pass for three of Glen Fisiiahi's four tries. Photo / APN
Glen Fisiiahi says he isn't one for extravagant celebrations when he scores a try - but he is building an eye-catching record.
Last night the 'Flying Fish' crossed for four tries, the first quartet by a Warriors player since Joel Moon in 2009. He has now scored six tries in
the last two matches (more than he managed in the entire 2013 season), showing a predatory instinct that has been touted since he first broke into top grade.
"It feels unreal," said Fisiiahi of his four-try effort. "I need to thank the boys - I was just in the right place at the right time."
Konrad Hurrell threw the final pass for three of his tries, the bullocking centre showing timing and finesse to release the ball at the perfect moment. It is an overlooked part of the Hurrell skill set and one that may come to the fore as the season progresses.
"He's a threat, they were occupied by him and that left me free," said Fisiiahi. "I guess two years ago he would have just gone himself but his game has really improved."
