That's all we have for this one. Stay with Tribe for a blockbuster day of Pacific Championships action next Sunday at CommBank Stadium. This is Anthony Morgan signing off.

Papua New Guinea will head to CommBank Stadium next Sunday where they will take on New Zealand in a Promotion/Relegation clash for next year's Pacific Cup. Cook Islands' Pacific Championships campaign is now over.

Esan Marsters toiled hard for the Cook Islands with two try assists and seven tackle busts from 16 threatening runs which netted 125m. Pride Petterson-Robati was strong in the middle with 150m and 23 tackles.

Nene MacDonald was at his lethal best for the Kumuls at fullback with two tries, a try assist and 11 tackle busts from his 15 runs which netted 174m. Lachlan Lam was a real standout as he engaged the line regularly and laid on three try assists in addition to the cracking individual try he scored late in the first half. Sylvester Namo and Koso Bandi brought plenty of impact with their carries off the bench.

Papua New Guinea secured the Pacific Bowl title after a strong second half display saw them cruise past the Cook Islands 42-20 in Port Moresby. Leading 16-14 at halftime, the Kumuls broke the game open early in the second half with quickfire tries to Robert Derby and Sylvester Namo before the Aitu were reduced to 12 men when Zane Tetevano was binned for a high tackle. Elijah Roltinga scored his second try from a crisp Lachlan Lam pass in the 50th before Nene Macdonald's second made it 38-14 with 22 minutes to go. The Cook Islands put up more resistance in the final quarter as Esom Ioka pegged a consolation try before Morea Morea had the final say for the Kumuls.

Laybutt sprays his conversion attempt out to the right from near the left sideline.

MOREA SPRINTS AWAY TO SCORE! After Rimbu is stopped 45m out, the Kumuls work it to the left where Lam dishes a pass left to Morea, who cuts sharply past the tackle of Wigmore before he burns away past E.Marsters to score near the corner.