Cutters upset Bears, Dolphins and Devils win in Round 18

Playing for the Kerry Pattinson Memorial Shield; the Cutters last won the silverware in 2015. 

Fullback Kyle Krisanski-Kennedy scored a double for the home side, with Adam Cook kicking an important six from six conversions.

Elsewhere in Sunday's Round 18 Harvey Norman Women in League Round matches, the Norths Devils proved too strong for Central Queensland Capras.

Hastings Deering player of the match and captain Jack Ahearn guided the defending premiers to the important win at Browne Park in Rockhampton, with Jayden Corrigan impressing with two tries.

In the final game of the round, the Redcliffe Dolphins survived an early scare against the spirited Souths Logan Magpies and have now gone 11 games without a loss, the longest run in their history. 

The Magpies were leading 16-12 at halftime, but the Dolphins kicked into gear in the second, scoring four tries in the 34-22 victory.

On Saturday, the Sunshine Coast Falcons won the battle of the Melbourne Storm feeder clubs against Brisbane Tigers.

The PNG Hunters and Townsville Blackhawks could not be separated following a remarkable finish where both sides kicked field goals. 

The Tweed Seagulls got the two points against Northern Pride in their trip up to Cairns.

In Saturday's final match of the day, the Ipswich Jets were able to claim a special win in captain Nat Neale's final home game in an emotional match against Wynnum Manly Seagulls. 

Main image: Mackay Cutters hooker Kyle Schneider in action against Burleigh Bears. Photo: Sheridan Hunt / Mackay Cutters