Pioneer turned on the razzle dazzle in their 55-10 demolition of the Rams in their Wairarapa-Bush premier division rugby match at Memorial Park, Masterton on Saturday.
Many of the nine tries scored by Pioneer came from movements launched from deep inside their own territory with a couple of them starting near their own goalline.
And it wasn't only the pacy and inventive Pioneer backs who regularly broke open what was admittedly a rather tentative Rams defence, their forwards likewise relishing the chance to demonstrate their ball running skills
If there had been a prize for the player responsible for the biggest land grab in attacking situations two of their pack, Lee Ewe and Nathan Rolls, would probably have been prime contenders. They both starred in several rampaging bursts with the powerful Ewe, especially, knocking over would-be defenders like nine pins.
That Ewe and Rolls were constantly able to roam in the wide open spaces came through the ability of their tight forwards to earn a steady stream of quality possession and leading the way there was the rugged Ihe Namana.