Torrential rain in Brisbane over the weekend saw three Premier Rugby matches postponed.

In the one match played, Wests produced their best performance of the season to beat Bond.

Catch a review of the action below.

Wests 31 v Bond 15

Wests secured a second straight win against Bond on a mud bath at Scifleet Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The visitors made a fast start when Bond captain Dan Boardman slid over in the 1^st minute.

Elwee Prinsloo’s men dominated the rest of the first half proceedings though, piling on four tries.

Bulldog’s outside back Fletcher Spicer pulled off a miraculous chip and chase effort, while winger Benjamin Navosailagi crossed for a double in the first forty to leave the halftime score at 24 – 8.

Both sides added one try in the second stanza as Wests made it two wins on the trot ahead of a clash with Sunnybank, while Bond lost their first encounter of the season and play Norths next weekend.

Standout Performers

Fletcher Spicer – Wests

You would hardly have known their was torrential rain over the weekend, considering the way Wests’ Fletcher Spicer performed on Saturday.

The outside centre not only scored a potential try of the season with a long-range chip and chase effort in the wet, he also threw a precise cut out pass for winger Ben Navosailagi’s first try.

George Blake – Bond

Bond’s hooker made the most of the trying circumstances on a tough afternoon for the visitors.

Despite the difficult conditions, Blake executed his lineout throws superbly and crossed for a five pointer on the back of a driving maul in the second half.