By Luke Mathews
ABERFELDIE 25.12 (162) def. AIRPORT WEST 14.6 (90)
MATCH CENTRE
Aberfeldie has made it three in a row after defeating Airport West by 72 points in the annual Anzac Day clash at Clifton Park.
The win sees the Rillas move into second spot on the ladder and maintains Leigh Tudor’s perfect record.
The coach said his side ran out the game well and scored heavily from stoppage, while their star-studded on-ball brigade was excellent.
The scores were level at quarter time with both sides piling on six goals each and it looked like anther classic was about to follow.
Abers found a bit of breathing space in the second term with another seven goals giving them a 14-point lead at the main break.
The margin was extended to 36 points at the final change, and the Eagles couldn’t stage another spirited fightback in the final term as the margin blew out to 72 points.
Daniel Thompson was rock solid in defence, while Sam Medland (five goals) and Ethan Hunt (three goals) were excellent.
Ned Gentile continues to lead from the front with another two goals, while Kai Daniels and Billy Barnes put in strong performances.
Abers will be hoping to move to 4-0 when they travel to Raeburn Reserve to take on Pascoe Vale, while Airport West will be back at home to square off with Hillside.
HILLSIDE 7.11 (53) def. by GREENVALE 12.11 (83)
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Greenvale has picked up its first win for 2026, defeating Hillside by 30 points at Shark Park.
After losing two tight tussles to being the season, the win moves the Jets into fifth spot on the ladder with a percentage of 100.
The Sharks have been competitive to start the year, however have been unable to pick up their first four points in Premier Division.
Both sides could only manage one goal apiece in the first half before Greenvale kicked away in the second term with five majors.
Greenvale’s lead reached 23 points at the final change and three fourth-quarter goals were enough to seal the victory.
Jets coach Anthony Rock was pleased with the whole team, stating they got reward for effort in the win.
Ben Speight and Dane Whitnall both booted three goals while Matt Stillman continued his consistent season with 25 disposals.
Despite going down, Lucas Failli put in an eye-catching performance kicking three goals and collecting 25 touches, while Adeola Akintola and Fort Caruso fought hard all day.
Greenvale will be hoping for more of the same when they meet with Strathmore at Section Road, while Hillside will square off with Airport West at Hansen Reserve.
KEILOR 17.12 (114) def. PASCOE VALE 12.15 (87)
MATCH CENTRE
Keilor has broken its winless run for 2026, defeating Pascoe Vale by 27 points at Joe Brown Oval.
After going down to Strathmore and Aberfeldie to begin the season, Saturday’s match was the Blues' first taste of victory for the year against a quality opposition.
After a terrific start to the year with wins over Hillside and Greenvale, Pascoe Vale were competitive for most of the day but couldn’t match it for four quarters.
Coach Mick McGuane was disappointed with his side’s effort early in the game especially at the contest, but was satisfied with the changes his side made after quarter time that helped wrestle the momentum back.
The Panthers raced out of the blocks in the first term piling on 4.6 to open up a 22-point quarter time lead.
An even second quarter meant that Daniel Harris' men still had a 23-point advantage at the main break.
Keilor turned the game on its head in the third quarter, booting eight majors to turn the half time deficit into a 14-point lead.
Another five majors to the home side were enough to ensure their first victory for their 2026 campaign.
Josh Honey and Cody Brand were instrumental in turning the game in Keilor’s favour and both managed three goals, while Christian Oliveri was superb once again.
Carled El Khodr continued his fine form booting five goals from 24 disposals, while Lachlan Fazzolari and Rhys Ritchie both had excellent games.
Keilor will be looking to square the ledger when they take on Essendon Doutta Stars at Nipper Jordan Oval, while Pascoe Vale will host Aberfeldie.
STRATHMORE 23.14 (152) def. DEER PARK 12.9 (81)
MATCH CENTRE
Strathmore has maintained its spot on top of the ladder, defeating Deer Park by 71 points at Lebanon Reserve.
The win means the Mores still haven’t tasted defeat since Round 18 last year and are currently in first spot with a percentage of 164.
After taking a step forward last week against Hillside, Deer Park were disappointing once again away from home and couldn’t match it with the best in the competition.
Coach Matthew Horne was pleased with the even team performance and in particular praised youngster Ryan Maddox for his role on Anthony Anastasio, as well as Matthew Allison who booted six goals.
It was one way traffic right from the start with Strathmore booting nine first quarter goals and backed it up with another four in the second term to go into the main break with a 44-point lead.
Another 10 majors across the final two quarters ensured another comprehensive victory for the reigning premiers.
Alex Tonelli continues to go from strength to strength in his first season of senior footy finishing with three goals and 22 disposals, while Kade Mueller had his best game for the season.
Nick Ebinger was dominant in front of the goals booting seven majors in a losing side, while Jack Noonan had no trouble finding the footy, winning 26 disposals.
Strathmore will now turn its attention to this Saturday when they travel to Section Road to take on Greenvale, while Deer Park will host Maribyrnong Park.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 20.5 (125) def. ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 14.13 (97)
MATCH CENTRE
Maribyrnong Park has continued its faultless start to 2026, defeating Essendon Doutta Stars by 28 points at Monk Oval.
The win sees the Lions jump up to second spot on the ladder and are still undefeated across their first three matches.
Despite showing positive signs early in the match, Douttas couldn’t withstand Marby’s pressure for four quarters and paid the full price.
Brodie Holland lauded his sides’ ability to stifle Douttas uncontested marking game as well as taking their chances in front of goal when it mattered.
Marby’s first quarters continued to be an issue, with the Stars kicking five goals and going into the break ahead by 22 points.
The Lions steadied the ship in the second quarter with six majors and went into the break with their noses in front.
Another six goals in the third quarter gave the Lions a four-goal buffer and backed it up again in the final quarter which ensured their third victory for the year.
Brandon Ryan was the star of the show kicking seven majors, while Ben Giobbi and Jack Gerardi continued their fine form to start 2026.
Despite going down, Liam Conway dominated collecting 37 disposals, while Thomas Cappellari and Mitch Kalpakis showed plenty of fight.
Marby will be hoping to keep the momentum going when they travel to John McLeod Reserve to take on Deer Park, while Douttas will host Keilor.
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By Evan Tudor
OAK PARK 3.7 (25) def. by STRATHMORE 5.4 (34)
MATCH CENTRE
Strathmore has come from behind at three-quarter time to snare a nine-point victory over Oak Park at JP Fawkner Reserve.
In what was a hotly contested match played in beautiful conditions on the Roos’ home deck, the Mores rose to the occasion when it mattered most.
It was the Kangas who opened the game strongly, leading by 14 at the first change, with the blue and white keen to make a statement against Strathmore who entered this match following its first loss in 637 days.
Oak Park held the lead in the contest right until the last change when it was in front by a narrow margin of 2.5 (17) to 2.2 (14).
An inaccurate prior two quarters for Oak Park spoiled the lead which could’ve been greater, with the Roos able to find one last major in the final term.
The Kangas’ goalscorers for the day were Tayah Kelly, Sasha Nelson, and Armina Sherifi, with Felicity Theodore, Brittney Gray, and Terira Fry some of the Roos’ best on Anzac Day.
But it was the Mores’ day in the end, with the gold and navy-blue storming home to a nine-point win with three goals in the final term.
Tegan Brett made her Strathmore debut in style with two goals coming off the boot of the Williamstown VFLW star.
Talia Motta secured her first major of the season, while Milla Murphy and Charli Sette are both on a roll in front of the big sticks, snagging majors in each game played so far this year.
Captain Eloise Egglestone was again named in the Mores’ best, picking up her third appearance in the list for the season.
Oak Park will look for redemption after consecutive losses when it travels to Shark Park for a grand final rematch against Hillside next weekend.
Strathmore will return home to challenge Moonee Valley on Saturday.
MOONEE VALLEY 2.2 (14) def. by ABERFELDIE 11.6 (72)
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Aberfeldie proved too good for Moonee Valley on Anzac Day, with the Two Blues recording a 58-point win over the Fog at Ormond Park.
It was all Aberfeldie from the get-go as it stunned Moonee Valley, holding authority in the match from the moment it took to the field.
The Two Blues boasted stronger marking and efficient upfield play, with Moana Hope one of the club’s standouts in the match.
Hope was a ball-magnet in her 200th game, with all forward play honing in on her.
She ignited the scoreboard with five goals, the most of her campaign so far, showing that last year’s tally of 68 may be in her sight.
Abers’ Emily Smith was also one of the Two Blues’ best and was presented with the best-on-ground medal after an outstanding contest, with precise kicks, fast runs, and three goals to her name.
Olivia Madden was a strong ball-getter all over the field, joining Jess Duffin in a spectacular performance.
It was clear that Moonee Valley was overwhelmed by the strength of its opponent, but the Fog didn’t back down at all during the game.
The Fogs’ display was highlighted by strong attack on the ball, with the team in black and white applying heavy physical pressure throughout the match.
The Valley’s Michaela Chalhoub was a major possessions winner with strong tackling, and Kate Maxwell was strong in defence.
Charlotte D'Ambrosio and captain Nadia Valenti were the goalscorers for the black and white, adding some highlights to the day.
Next weekend will see Aberfeldie take on Keilor at home, while Moonee Valley travels to face Strathmore.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 1.1 (7) def. by ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 16.10 (106)
MATCH CENTRE
Essendon Doutta Stars have stunned the Lions and the competition following a commanding 99-point victory at Walsh Oval.
The Lions entered this match on a high following their first win in 630 days which came against the reigning premiers Hillside, but were held to only one goal on Anzac Day.
Douttas came into this clash in search of back-to-back wins after toppling Keilor by 42 points in Round 2.
The Stars took the advantage at the first change, leading 3.4 (22) to nil, and continued to fire from there, with eight goalscorers flexing their muscles along with all their teammates.
Mia Tully was dominant in front of goal and across the field and was named the Doutta Galla Hotel player of the match following a five-goal display.
Tully’s goal tally sits at a league-leading nine from three games played, beating her own tally of six in 2025.
Camryn Bux was another Essendon Doutta Star to kick multiple with three. Jessie Hulett and Stephanie Mitchell both slotted two.
Despite the result, there were some highlights for the Lions which will help keep their heads high throughout the week.
Andie Bessell was the lone goalscorer for the club, picking up her first major since 2023.
Montana Kerr and Chloe Healy both starred across the field, earning a spot on the top of the best-on list.
While it may be a disheartening result for the Lions who would’ve been very excited following last weekend’s stunning display, the team at Walsh Oval now have the bye where they can regroup and refocus ahead of Round 5’s match against Keilor.
The ladder-leading Douttas will look to make it three-straight when they host Caroline Springs.
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CAROLINE SPRINGS 10.6 (66) def. KEILOR 3.1 (19)
MATCH CENTRE
Caroline Springs has gone 2-0 to open its Premier Division tenure, sending Keilor to a 0-3 start after the Lakers ran away with a 47-point victory at home.
It was a fast start for the Lakers who surged to a 31-point lead at the first change, with Kyla Tracey, Sharni Currie, Jacinta Kondis, Taya Meiers, and Mira Diab striking early, all of whom would be the club’s five goalscorers for the match.
Kondis was one of the Lakers’ standouts for the day, finishing with three majors.
Tracey, Ella Davis, and Kyah Tessari all played magnificently for Caroline Springs, all featuring on the best-on list.
After its opening term rampage, the Lakers quietened down for the second quarter as Keilor secured its three majors for the game inside a 10-minute window.
The Blues found success on the scoresheet from the boots of Maddison Cotton, Alyssa Old, and Melda Temurci.
While it gave Keilor something to smile about and some belief, it wasn’t enough to overcome a dominant opposition who held the Blues scoreless from thereon.
All three goalscorers were some of the best-on for Keilor, with Tahlia Psaila standing out for the Blues.
The only undefeated team left this season, Caroline Springs has started its season in style and rests second on the Airport Toyota Premier Division ladder.
Keilor is yet to walk away with a win after three contests and will look for an improved performance against Aberfeldie at Clifton Park next weekend.
Caroline Springs hits the road for the first time on Saturday when it faces the in-form Doutta Stars at Buckley Park.
By John Price
CRAIGIEBURN 14.16 (100) def. MOONEE VALLEY 10.6 (66)
MATCH CENTRE
Craigieburn remains the only team with an unblemished record following a 34-point win over Moonee Valley at DS Aitken Reserve.
Both teams entered this bout 2-0 and an even start kicked off proceedings.
The Eagles opened up a 20-point lead at the main change after kicking five goals to two in the second quarter.
They would build on that in the third, and then consolidate to the final siren.
Thirty scoring shots to 16 shows the Eagles may have left a few out there, but the comfortable win should still please co-coaches Cale Bettanin and Jack Carlyon.
Skipper Jamie Gorgievski led the scoring with five majors, alongside two from Sam Laffan.
The two were among the best with Brodie White, who has been strong upon return, and Blake Polley.
Callum Clinnick and Nathan Williams kicked two each to be among Moonee Valley's best, while Mitch Clarke continued his hot start to life in black and white with three goals.
Craigieburn will next play Oak Park in a twilight contest, while Moonee Valley will host East Keilor.
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ST ALBANS 13.14 (92) def. by AVONDALE HEIGHTS 14.19 (103)
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Avondale Heights held off a spirited St Albans outfit in an 11-point win at Kings Park.
Andrew Kahofer's men wanted to respond after last week's loss and came out firing with 13 scoring shots in the opening term alone.
They unfortunately could not capitalise kicking 3.10, but still took a strong lead into the first change.
They flipped ends and the scoreboard flipped with them, the Saints coming back in a wind-affected contest to lead by eight points at the main break.
The Heights would take a 27-point lead into the last change, and kicked three goals into the wind to hang on.
Nathan Foster was the best for Avondale Heights kicking three goals, while Max Iroeche (four goals) and Jesse Lafauci were strong as well.
Hok Marial (three goals) kicked multiple goals yet again, while vice-captain Jake Galea (two goals) was excellent.
Avondale Heights will return home next week to play Rupertswood, while St Albans will head to Lionheart Reserve to play Taylors Lakes.
TULLAMARINE 12.8 (80) def. OAK PARK 6.10 (46)
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Tullamarine has taken another scalp to start season 2026 after knocking off Oak Park by 34 points at Leo Dineen Reserve.
The Demons were on from the start kicking five uanswered goals in the opening term.
Oak Park fought back in the second, but still trailed by 18 points at the main break.
Tulla pushed out to 29 points in front heading into the final quarter, with just one goal added from eight scores to see the Dees make it two on the trot.
Tom Jackson kicked three majors with Adam Figliola and Brandon Marlow kicking two each.
Nick Owens was named Tullamarine's best alongside Jake Long and Zak Wunhym.
Kane O'Halloran (three goals), Mac Hallows (two goals), and Anthony Delorenzi (one goal) were the only three goal scorers for the Kangaroos.
Tullamarine will look to keep on rolling in another important clash against West Coburg, while Oak Park will want to bounce back against the undefeated Craigieburn.
EAST KEILOR 9.5 (59) def. by TAYLORS LAKES 24.13 (157)
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Taylors Lakes has picked up its first win of the season in a 98-point victory over East Keilor.
It was one-way traffic after quarter time with the Lions kicking 21 goals to the Cougars' seven from that point.
Danny Younan (six goals), Sam Kosmak (four goals), and Christian Petersen (four goals) enjoyed days out in front of goal, with Brandon Coletta enjoying a big game against his former side.
Youngster Cooper Matthews kicked four goals for the Cougars, with Keanu Condon-Anderson named their best.
Taylors Lakes will hope this can kickstart its season with St Albans at Lionheart Reserve up next, while East Keilor will play Moonee Valley.
RUPERTSWOOD 10.7 (67) def. by WEST COBURG 15.13 (103)
MATCH CENTRE
West Coburg has bounced back with a 36-point win over Rupertswood at Salesian College.
It was a tight opening term with West Coburg taking the lead late through a Liam Bowkett goal.
The Burgers wouldn't relinquish the lead from there, although Rupo did get within 13 points early in the final term.
West Coburg was able to withstand the late push and kicked the last four goals of the game.
Jesse Martini was at his best with three goals, joined by Ibby Taha who snagged three as well.
Omar Saad and Jalal Abou-Eid were named West Coburg's best, along with Muhammad Saad who kicked two.
Matt Castle, Mitchell Johnson, and Lachlan Shore each kicked two goals for Rupertswood, with Logan Johnson and Bailey Verrall solid contributors.
Rupo will look to bounce back against Avondale Heights, while West Coburg will face Tullamarine.
By Jake Reeves & Michelle Dunstan
TULLAMARINE 1.1 (7) def. by WESTMEADOWS 11.18 (84)
MATCH CENTRE
Westmeadows has put Tullamarine to the sword by 77 points in a clinical performance at Leo Dineen Reserve on Saturday morning.
The Tigers started hot and nailed the first four goals of the game.
An early goal to start the second term for the Demons was important, but they could not register a score for the rest of the match.
It has been an enormous fortnight for Courteney Munn who kicked an incredible eight goals throughout Saturday morning.
In the week prior, Munn nailed five majors and should be one that opposition defenders need to look out for.
Along with Munn, captain Gemma Wright and teammates Courtney Bligh, Ella Guest, Danielle Linton, and Ella-Rose Johnson-Schollick were all highly rated for Westmeadows.
For Tullamarine, the lone goal kicker Cassandra Standley, Tricia Devine, Charlotte Jackson, Anais Lipski, and Kate Nicolaou were all given best player honours for the home side.
Tullamarine will meet East Sunbury at John McMahon Recreation Reserve this Saturday, while the Tigers will have a week off and hope to continue their winning streak against Roxburgh Park in a couple of Saturday’s time.
GISBORNE 3.10 (28) def. ROXBURGH PARK 2.9 (21)
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Gisborne has scraped over the line against Roxburgh Park in a wayward affair by seven points at Gardiner Reserve.
After a scrappy first half which saw a goal to each side, the Bulldogs' third term set the game up with two goals to no score.
Roxy missed some shots at goal early in the last quarter which cost the Magpies to steal it late.
For Gisborne, Amy O’Kelly, Hayley Mitchell, Alice Hedgelong, Madison Lawer, Shannon McFerran, and Alexia Todorovic were highly regarded in the victory.
The Bulldogs are set to face Coburg Districts at Cole Reserve on Saturday, while Roxburgh Park will have a week to refresh and recharge with Westmeadows its next opponent.
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 8.6 (54) def. COBURG DISTRICTS 5.6 (36)
MATCH CENTRE
Burnside Heights has made it back-to-back wins after an 18-point victory over Coburg Districts.
In one of many contests over the weekend that may have been wind-affected, Districts got off to a strong start to lead by 17 points at quarter time, before leading by just three at the main change.
The Bears did well to restrict the damage in the third quarter, eight points the difference at the last break.
They kicked four unanswered in the final term to take home the four points.
Young gun Taylia Iglesias kicked four goals to lead the scoring for Burnside Heights, with Olivia Antonello (two goals) and Aarzu Mavi again strong.
Zoe Manning kicked four of the five goals for Coburg Districts, with leaders Sarah Docherty and Bridgette Aparo strong contributors.
Burnside Heights will have the first week of the split round off before facing Sunbury Kangaroos, while Coburg Districts will play Gisborne this week.
TAYLORS LAKES 3.5 (23) def. by SUNBURY LIONS 3.7 (25)
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Sunbury Lions have held on in a thrilling two-point win against Taylors Lakes at Lionheart Reserve on Saturday afternoon.
Taylors Lakes got the jump early and kicked two goals to none in the first half.
The third term was owned by Sunbury which kicked 22 points and dominated play across the quarter.
A last quarter goal from Taylors Lakes put the game within a kick, but Sunbury found their way to the final siren to get a tight victory.
In the win, Toniyah Wilkins-Waretini, Kayla Theodore, Hayley Parke, Ashley McGregor, Karla Tentonello, and Olivia Cornish were the best for Sunbury.
For Taylors Lakes, Courtney McCormack and teammates Rebecca Foggie, Mia Bondar, Stella Hoye, Bianca-Lee Byrne, and Gabrielle Kassinidis all received best players.
Taylors Lakes will hope to get its first win on the board when it faces the ladder-leading Keilor Park at Lionheart Reserve in a couple of weeks. Sunbury Lions will face Craigieburn at Clarke Oval this Saturday.
SUNBURY KANGAROOS 2.5 (17) def. by EAST SUNBURY 4.2 (26)
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A tense twilight battle at Eric Boardman Reserve has seen East Sunbury defeat Sunbury Kangaroos by nine points.
The deficit at each change was no more than eight points with the lead changing hands throughout the contest.
The Thunder made the most of their opportunities in the end and will take home their second win.
Four individual goal scorers will please Mark Hourigan, with Chantelle Harding and Rhianna Kirk named their best.
Nicole Knudsen was again the best for Sunbury Kangaroos, with Nat Dunne and Alexsis Ryan their goal kickers.
East Sunbury will play this week against Tullamarine, while the Kangaroos will play Burnside Heights after the week off.
By Leroy de Villiers
ROXBURGH PARK 14.14 (98) def. HADFIELD 12.9 (81)
MATCH CENTRE
Roxburgh Park made it consecutive wins with a 17-point victory over Hadfield on Friday night.
It was an enthralling contest with the margin not exceeding 11 points until Ethan Derrick goaled 11 minutes into the final quarter to push the margin to 17 points.
Dylan Exposto added another minutes later, before two Hawks goals kept it alive.
Eyad Hegazy would ultimately kick the sealer at the 29-minute mark.
Derrick kicked three goals alongside Hegazy and James Tasiyan who was named Roxy's best.
Mohammed Moustafa kicked five goals for Hadfield with Samir Mohamad and Dawoud Said slotting two each.
Harry O'Kelly was named Hadfield's best with Sam Godden and Josh Trembearth.
Hadfield will look to bounce back when it hosts Glenroy, while Roxy will play Westmeadows.
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 13.11 (89) def. by COBURG DISTRICTS 22.10 (142)
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Coburg Districts has again exceeded triple digits with a 53-point win over Burnside Heights.
The margin blew out in the final quarter but the Lions were able to control the contest after a four-goal burst in the middle of the second quarter.
Tyson Iglesias held Jack McNamara goalless, but others stood up with Curtis Rawlings again dominating with six goals, and Ali Saad kicking five in this third club game.
Damien Cavka returned with three majors, with Angus Omeara named Districts' best.
Cade Anset (four goals), Gregory Constantinou (three goals), and Jacob Elia (two goals) damaged on the scoreboard for the Bears, with Toby Pullens named their best.
Burnside Heights will next play East Sunbury, while Coburg Districts will play Northern Saints.
SUNBURY KANGAROOS 12.13 (85) def. by EAST SUNBURY 17.14 (116)
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East Sunbury has broken through for its first win this season after downing local rivals Sunbury Kangaroos by 31 points.
The Thunder took the lead into time-on in the opening quarter and would not relinquish it for the remainder of the contest.
After threatening in the first two weeks, four points are in the bank for East Sunbury which should give them plenty of confidence moving forward.
Robbie Gray was phenomenal again booting five goals, while Todd Elton kicked three.
Amani Karauria-Lunt kicked two goals and was among the best.
Both teams enjoyed a spread of goal kickers with four players kicking multiples for the Kangaroos.
Jackson Treweek was one of those with two goals, named their best for his efforts.
The Kangaroos will remain at home and prepare for Keilor Park, while East Sunbury will host Burnside Heights.
KEILOR PARK 14.10 (94) def. NORTHERN SAINTS 12.6 (78)
MATCH CENTRE
Keilor Park has picked up its first win in a 16-point triumph over Northern Saints.
The Devils launched out of the gate kicking six goals to one in the first quarter, before the Saints clawed back in what was no doubt a wind-affected clash at Keilor Park.
Keilor Park kicked four goals to two in third, and another two in the final quarter to the Saints' three to hang on and secure the points.
Shylo Smith was huge in front of goal with five majors, while Luke Kilty kicked four.
Jai Bahnert was named Keilor Park's best alongside Lindon Bektash.
The Saints were bolstered by some strong inclusions, Mark Merlino and new recruit Hisham Kerbatieh two that were named in the best.
Radwan Haddara also debuted for the Saints and kicked four goals.
Northern Saints will look to bounce back when it hosts Coburg Districts, while Keilor Park will play Sunbury Kangaroos.
GLENROY 17.15 (117) def. WESTMEADOWS 10.6 (66)
MATCH CENTRE
A dominant second half has earned Glenroy a statement 51-point victory over Westmeadows on Anzac Day.
The Tigers led by 16 points at the first change before the Roys kicked six goals to three in the second to narrowly lead at the half.
The Roys asserted their dominance from there kicking 10 goals to three in the second half to secure a strong win.
Nick Maric made his return to football with three goals and was named the Doutta Galla Hotel player of the match.
Aaron Kite and Mark Sabatino also kicked three majors, with Omar Taleb and Daniel Trifunovic among the best.
Shaun O'Grady led the scoring for Westy with three goals, with Michael Portelli named their best.
Aaron Evans unfortunately left the game early through injury.
Westy will look to bounce back next week when it hosts Roxburgh Park, while Glenroy will play Hadfield.
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