My personal TOTW
1. Lavercombe
2. Ghattas
3. Osborne
4. Graham
5. Brial
6. Logan
7. Dempsey
8. Fonua
9. Grover
10. Oxenham
11. Makasini
12. Conick
13. Tombs
14. Kable
15. Mackenzie
There are a couple players who I feel in this regard are certainly unsung heroes. Whilst they are not notorious within the GPS competition unlike some of the names I'm seeing on this list I do believe that they do deserve some recognition.
Ethan Hamilton- Pretty hard to miss in the games with his bright red headgear. Although he is not as heavy as his opposing 2nd rowers, his ability to move quickly and efficiently around the field in both offence and defense is something he has over every 2nd rower in the GPS, whilst his pack buddy Ed Baxter is certainly a behemoth and makes his presence known in devastating hits and carries, Ethan's ability to continuously work around the field is unmatched as well as his, almost perfect record in lineouts and huge hits in defense.
Lewis Kingdom- A fair bit smaller than his opposing outside centers, however his remarkable understanding of the game, excellent vision and consistently low chop tackles definitely provides no mismatch. It is also to my knowledge that he was in the u18 NSW 7s side which is evident in his unpredictable movements with the ball in hand, his ability to beat defenders in space shocks audiences as he shrugs of opponents much larger then himself (probably to the credit of SHORE's new gym facilities), I'd definitely keep an eye on him throughout the competition.
Angus Reardon- Also quite a ways smaller than the other number 8s in the comp but his speed and tenacity on the field makes up for it, it seems as though he always finds a way to steal the ball from the opposition along with his lightning quick reflexes and fitness allowing him to make an appearance everywhere on the field, although he rarely see's the ball during games, his low body height and strength allows him to make gain line every time he carries the ball around the ruck.