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Broncos fullback Tamika Upton bagged three tries and six Dally M votes as the premiers took care of business against the Sharks in Round 2.

Upton's hat-trick took her to 50 career tries, the first player to reach that milestone, and she also chalked up 169 run metres and five tackle breaks.

Fellow Jillaroos star Jess Sergis also polled the maximum six Dally M votes in Round 2 as the Roosters outlasted the Knights in a cracking contest at Allianz Stadium.

Titans flyer Jaime Chapman went one better than Upton with a four-try haul in her team's 36-10 demolition of the Bulldogs.

Chapman is just the fifth player to score four tries in an NRLW match, joining Taleena Simon, Mele Hufanga (twice), Teagan Berry and Emma Verran in the exclusive club.

Upton hits the half century

Dally M Medal Round 2 votes

Sharks v Broncos

  • Dally M votes: Tamika Upton 6, Ellie Johnston 4, Quincy Dodd 1, Jesse Southwell 1.

Cowboys v Wests Tigers

  • Dally M votes: Faythe Manera 5, Sarah Togatuki 5, Caitlin Turnbull 2, Emma Manzelmann 1, Francesca Goldthorp 1.

Bulldogs v Titans

  • Dally M votes: Jaime Chapman 6, Lauren Brown 2, Georgia Hale 2, Tayla Predebon 1, Teagan Levi 1.

Roosters v Knights

  • Dally M votes: Jess Sergis 6, Lucy Spain 2, Olivia Kernick 2, Kirra Dibb 1, Isabelle Kelly 1.

Raiders v Warriors

  • Dally M votes: Zahara Temara 5, Simaima Taufa 3, Chloe Saunders 2, Sheridan Gallagher 1, Jordyn Preston 1.

Dragons v Eels

  • Dally M votes: Teagan Berry 4, Kasey Reh 4, Mahalia Murphy 3, Brooke Anderson 1.

NRLW Best Moments - Round 2

Leaderboard after Round 2

9
Tamika Upton (Broncos)

7
Faythe Manera (Wests Tigers)
Sheridan Gallagher (Raiders)

6
Gayle Broughton (Warriors)
Jaime Chapman (Titans)
Jess Sergis (Roosters)
Raecene McGregor (Wests Tigers)
Tarryn Aiken (Roosters)
Yasmin Meakes (Knights) 

5
Simaima Taufa (Raiders)
Zahara Temara (Raiders)

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