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Win: Mid-North Whai Women
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Based on data as of 14 Oct, 07:45Mid-North Whai Women are expected to win this match. The visitors bring four victories in their last five fixtures while Tokomanawa Queens have managed only one, and the model expects Mid-North Whai to outscore their hosts 81.3 to 76.5. That gap holds unless Tokomanawa Queens rediscover the form that took them 88-82 past Mid-North Whai at home in November 2025.
Tokomanawa Queens sit on three points from five matches, their lone win coming 88-72 away against Northern Kahu Women on 30 November 2025. Their last three outings have all ended in defeat, including a 77-114 home loss to Mainland Pouākai Women on 4 October and an 81-84 away defeat at Southern Hoiho Women on 11 October. They have conceded 427 goals while scoring 391 across that run.
Mid-North Whai Women have collected 12 points from five games, losing only once, 59-67 at home to Southern Hoiho Women on 2 October. Their other four results include an 82-78 away win at Mainland Pouākai Women on 9 October, an 81-60 home victory over Northern Kahu Women on 25 September, and a 93-66 away triumph at Mainland Pouākai Women on 14 December 2025. They have scored 397 goals and conceded 347.
The two sides have met six times in the last two years, with Mid-North Whai winning four and Tokomanawa Queens two. The most recent encounter came on 6 December 2025, when Mid-North Whai took an 82-76 victory away at Tokomanawa Queens. Before that, Tokomanawa Queens had won 88-82 at home on 23 November 2025.
The model projects Mid-North Whai Women to score 81.3 points and Tokomanawa Queens 76.5. The 0% draw probability reflects the historical split. Mid-North Whai's win would require them to maintain their scoring consistency, particularly after their 93-66 away victory in December 2025, while Tokomanawa Queens would need to improve on their recent defensive record.
A Tokomanawa Queens victory would only materialise if they replicate their 88-82 home win from November 2025, when they outscored Mid-North Whai by six points in front of their own supporters. That result came despite Mid-North Whai having the stronger overall form at the time.