The pick of them was an absolute stunner that began from under the Mount goal posts and ended with a try to fullback Andy Devoy under the Te Puke posts.
It came at the start of the second half as Te Puke were desperate to get back into the contest, trailing 27-10.
They turned the ball over short of the line and a speculative pass behind the goal line was picked up by former Auckland ITM Cup midfielder Teddy Stanaway.
The impressive 24-year-old broke three tackles and sprinted away, linking with No8 Matty Axtens, then Zar Lawrence before first-five Cayden Matehaere gave the final pass to Andy Devoy.
Brilliant stuff indeed and a minute later the Mounties were at it again, with Bardoul starting the move with a trademark run before Gavigan joined in and winger Danny Kayes scored.
With the Mount leading 41-10 with 35 minutes to go, curiously there was no more scoring until the final few minutes when Mount ran in two more tries to break the 50-point barrier.
It was one of those games for Te Puke when nothing went right.
They never recovered from another slow start - this time conceding early tries to David Smart and Sam Gavigan within 10 minutes.
But they are a resilient mob so will be fired up for a huge clash with Whakarewarewa at home next Saturday.
Mount Maunganui Sports 53 (David Smart, Sam Gavigan, Teddy Stanaway, Andy Devoy, Danny Kayes, Mason Walker, Sam Hughs tries; Cayden Matehaere 3 cons, 2 pens; Zar Lawrence con, Chad Jacobs con, Adam McGarvey con). Te Puke Sports 10 (Matt Wallis try; Sipa Moimoi con, pen).
