The Warriors' only loss this season came at the hands of the Rams, going down 36-16 in round four.

''It was a bit of redemption because they embarrassed us when we ran out against them last time,'' Peters said.

''It was good for us to reciprocate. I thought it was a dominant performance by our boys.''

The Warriors never looked worried against the fourth-placed Rams, leading 24-8 at the break before running in a further 26 points in the second half.

Warriors fullback Liam Taylor starred, scoring a hat-trick and booting eight goals for a personal tally of 28 points.

Taylor leapfrogged Queanbeyan Blues winger Wiremu Hei-Hei as the competition's leading try scorer, goalkicker and point scorer.