Super League: Castleford's Bureta Faraimo one of five bans handed out
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Bureta Faraimo (left) caught Hull KR full-back Will Dagger after he chased a high kick
Castleford Tigers winger Bureta Faraimo has been banned for two weeks following a high tackle on Hull KR's Will Dagger in Thursday's Super League defeat.
The disciplinary panel charged the USA international with a Grade B offence, but with a 'reckless' caveat taken into consideration as per guidelines.
Team-mate Liam Watts has received a one-game ban for a Grade A 'careless' tackle offence from the same game.
Watts, 31, was sin-binned for his challenge on Rovers half Mikey Lewis.
Catalans Dragons hooker Michael McIlorum was also handed a one-match suspension for his attempt to halt Leeds Rhinos' Blake Austin.
Two players were penalised for late hits on a passing player, with St Helens back-rower Curtis Sironen given a Grade B charge and one-game ban.
Salford's Dan Sarginson received a Grade A citing carrying the same punishment.
Sarginson's Red Devils team-mate Ryan Brierley was charged with Grade B dangerous contact with a one-match suspension, but he successfully appealed against the grading and will now not serve a ban.
Players and clubs can still contest the charges and take the case to an independent regulatory tribunal.