By Luke Mathews
ABERFELDIE 14.16 (100) def. AIRPORT WEST 14.7 (91)
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Aberfeldie has come out on top in another nailbiter, defeating Airport West by nine points.
Saturday’s win is the Rillas’ fourth single-digit victory and now means they are two wins and percentage clear in second spot, while Airport West remains in eighth.
The home side got off to the perfect start kicking four of the first five goals, however Airport West hit back with four goals in a row to finish the first quarter.
Despite dominating for large parts of the second quarter Abers couldn’t make it count with only one goal coming from their eight shots and led by just four points at the main break.
The two sides went goal for goal to start the third term, however Airport West got their noses in front just before three quarter time with goals to Ben Nelson and Cooper Janevski.
The Eagles' lead was extended to 10 points when Janevski put through his second, however Abers wrestled back the lead with goals to Sam Medland and Anthony Horomidis.
Jack Brooker put the Eagles back in front when he marked and booted his first senior goal and their lead was extended just moments later when Max Rider goaled.
With the game slipping away from them, Nic Watson stood tall and reduced the margin to three points, while Sam Paea gave Abers the lead when he dribbled through his fourth.
The visitors had the chance to hit the front, however they couldn’t convert and were made to pay when Horomidis slotted his seventh to seal another memorable victory.
Daniel Thompson was terrific in his return finishing with 17 touches and 12 marks, while Will Brkic and Jack Middleton were good once again.
Captain Ned Gentile stepped up collecting 29 disposals,while Ben Nelson and Hamish Morrison had solid games.
Aberfeldie will gear up for a blockbuster clash with Keilor at Joe Brown Oval, while Airport West will host Greenvale.
EAST KEILOR 3.6 (24) def. by ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 27.13 (175)
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Essendon Doutta Stars have kept in touching distance of the top five, defeating East Keilor by 151 points at Overland Reserve.
Saturday’s victory is the Stars' fifth win for the year and now means they are just a game behind Maribyrnong Park in fifth spot and still a chance to play finals footy.
The home side did put up a good fight in the first term and were only trailing by 21 points at the first change.
The lead blew out to 87 points by half time with Douttas booting 11 goals in the second quarter.
It was all one-way traffic in the second half with the Stars kicking another 12 goals to run away with the victory.
Vice captains Bailey Ryan and Declan Tully cashed in once again kicking 13 goals between them, while Maison Goodman had one of his best games for the year.
William Vasiliadis was the shining light for East Keilor kicking two goals, while Vinnie Sudano and Hayden Trewick fought hard all day.
Both sides will enjoy the week off, before Douttas will be hoping to climb into fifth spot when they host Deer Park, while East Keilor will take on Strathmore at Lebanon Reserve.
DEER PARK 14.11 (95) def. MARIBYRNONG PARK 12.11 (83)
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Deer Park has given its finals hopes a huge boost after defeating Maribyrnong Park by 12 points at John McLeod Reserve.
Saturday’s victory moves Jamie Madigan’s side into fourth spot and are now two games clear inside the top five with six games to play, while Marby have slipped down to fifth.
Just like they have done for most of the year, Deer Park got off to the perfect start kicking five of the first six goals to open up a 15-point quarter time lead.
Deer Park got the first of the second before Marby kicked the last two of the quarter to trail by 13 points at the main break.
Both sides traded blows during the third term with four goals each, however Marby rallied late to kick the final two goals to go into the final change just nine points behind.
The margin was still two goals 12 minutes into the last, however Marby booted back to back goals to tie the scores.
With the game in the balance, goals to Jackson Barling and Simon Nahyna were enough for Deer Park to come away with a hard fought victory.
Mark Galea was awarded the Mount Alexander Hotel best on ground award for his 35 disposals and seven clearances, while Kier Bol and Luke Scicchitano were good once again.
Jack Gerardi was terrific for Marby finishing with 32 disposals, while Sam Green and Jordan Anastasakis’ strong form continued.
After the week off, Marby will be hoping to bounce back when they take on Pascoe Vale at Raeburn Reserve, while Deer Park will square off with Doutta Stars at Nipper Jordan Oval.
GREENVALE 8.7 (55) def. PASCOE VALE 6.11 (47)
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Greenvale has come out on top in another low scoring affair, defeating Pascoe Vale by eight points at Section Road.
Saturday’s match is the second single digit margin between these sides for the year with Greenvale coming out on top in both clashes.
The result takes a hit to Pascoe Vale’s finals aspirations with the Panthers still two games outside the top five, while Greenvale remain in ninth spot.
Greenvale opened up a 14-point quarter time lead with two goals in the first quarter, however a scoreless second term meant they were down by 12 at half time.
The momentum swung back into the Jets favour with a five goal third term which meant they were ahead by two points heading into the last quarter.
The game reached arm wrestle territory in the last, with both sides unable to find the big sticks.
Kye Short broke the stalemate when he goaled to put Greenvale nine points up.
Pascoe Vale couldn’t stage a late fight back and when the final siren sounded, Greenvale had come away with its fourth win for the year.
Kieran Gallagher was rock solid in defence for the Jets collecting 25 disposals and 10 marks, while Ben Cavarra and Corey Baker were also strong.
Matthew Dennis was dominant once again finishing with 34 disposals and 58 hit outs, while Paul Ahern and Jeremy O’Sullivan fought hard all day.
Greenvale will travel to Hansen Reserve to square off with Airport West, while Pascoe Vale will rest up before hosting Maribyrnong Park.
KEILOR 13.11 (89) def. STRATHMORE 9.6 (60)
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Keilor has continued its perfect record after defeating Strathmore by 29 points at Joe Brown Oval.
The Blues currently sit on top of the ladder with 12 wins for the year, while Strathmore remain in third.
Coach Mick McGuane was happy with how his side defended the ground and controlled stoppages early, however he felt his side’s effort wasn’t as good in the second and third term.
The Mores had no answers to Keilor’s dynamic forward line in the first quarter, with the Blues piling on seven first quarter goals to go into the first break ahead by 38 points.
Strathmore did fight back in the second term with three goals to restrict the margin to 28 points, and the lead was cut to just 17 points with another three majors in the third term.
The reigning premiers quashed any hopes of a Strathmore fight back with three final quarter goals, enough to secure another four points.
Chris Kosmas was back to his best with four goals, while Blair Wyllie stood tall in the ruck with 24 disposals.
Liam Cavanagh continues to show why he is one of the best defenders in the competition with 33 disposals and 13 intercepts, while Brock Eggleston and Lachlan Plant were superb.
Keilor will be back at Joe Brown Oval to take on Aberfeldie in a blockbuster top of the ladder clash, while Strathmore will rest up before hosting East Keilor.
By Ashleigh Matosevic
ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 2.0 (12) def. by ABERFELDIE 6.5 (41)
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Aberfeldie delivered a striking performance against Essendon Doutta Stars in a 29-point victory at Nipper Jordan Oval.
From the opening quarter, it was Aberfeldie who were in control and dominant across the field. Their defence had left the Stars goalless until the second half.
Douttas kept pushing late with a goal in the last quarter, but it was too late to overpower Aberfeldie who were firing on all fronts, right up until the final siren where they ran away with the win.
Moana Hope was most influential on the field with five goals going a long way in helping the side earn their fifth consecutive win.
While the win wasn't what the Stars were hoping for, Camryn Bux and Stephanie Mitchell provided some scoreboard relief during the game.
Next week, Aberfeldie will be preparing for their Round 13 clash with Keilor at Joe Brown Oval, while the Stars are set for a test coming up against Oak Park at JP Fawkner Reserve.
HILLSIDE 7.11 (53) def. KEILOR 2.1 (13)
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Hillside continues to go from strength to strength after a dominant 40-point win over Keilor.
A 17-point performance (two goals, five behinds) in the opening term set up what would be a welcomed win for the side.
They pocketed another three goals in the second term as Keilor gradually kept up pace, adding two goals of their own.
The Blues were ultimately outpaced in the second half, struggling to overpower Hillside whose flurry of goals further extended the margin to 40 points.
Caitlin Sargent provided scoreboard damage for the Sharks, kicking three goals in the afternoon.
Meanwhile, Ava Gerada and Laura Wright were the goal scorers for Keilor.
Having secured their second consecutive win, the Sharks will face Greenvale over at Greenvale Recreation Reserve next weekend.
Keilor will go back to the drawing board as they prepare to battle Aberfeldie at Joe Brown Oval.
GREENVALE 0.1 (1) def. by MOONEE VALLEY 7.4 (46)
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A physical contest from the get-go, Moonee Valley secured the win at Section Road against Greenvale.
Though it was a difficult afternoon for Greenvale, whose afternoon ended prematurely in the lopsided contest after they forfeited the game at half time.
Moonee Valley put on the pressure early in the game, kicking six goals and finishing the first quarter with 40 points. Their dominant performance left their opponents scoreless.
Moonee Valley continued to apply pressure right up until the forfeit had been called.
Nadia Valenti impressed once again over the weekend, the captain bagging three goals against the embattled Greenvale.
Valenti's teammate Eva Harris also kicked two goals.
Moonee Valley will face off against Maribyrnong Park next week at Ormond Park, while Greenvale will host a clash with Hillside at Greenvale Recreation Reserve.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 0.0 (0) def. by OAK PARK 14.19 (103)
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Oak Park delivered a statement win last Saturday, flexing their form with a 103-point win at Monk Oval.
Oak Park set the tone from the first bounce as it dominated clearances and applied relentless forward pressure.
Despite some early inaccuracies at goal, they continued to pile on the pain for Maribyrnong, adding to the scoreline and refusing to give up.
Throughout the four quarters it was one-way traffic, with Oak Park securing a triple-figure scoreline and holding their opponents scoreless.
Emily Taylor was influential in the win, bagging four goals.
Felicity Theodore kicked three goals, while Sasha Nelson had two of her own.
Next up on the agenda for Oak Park is a clash with Essendon Doutta Stars at JP Fawkner Reserve.
For Maribyrnong Park, they will face off against Moonee Valley at Ormond Park.
By Ben Parker
AVONDALE HEIGHTS 14.9 (93) def. TAYLORS LAKES 14.8 (92)
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Avondale Heights has claimed victory over Taylors Lakes in one of the all-time great matches of Strathmore Community Bank Division One football.
In what was a brilliant, back-and-forth game of footy, the Heights were able to come out on top in arguably their most memorable win of recent times.
With the scores level and just under 30 seconds to go, Avondale launched a long and dangerous entry inside forward 50, and it was young gun Ben Powell who successfully knocked the ball over the line to take the lead.
When the final siren echoed out and over Canning Reserve, almost every player fell to the ground or to their knees in exhaustion.
The Lions charged out of their cages and bounded away to a five-goal lead at quarter time, before the Heights rallied and pegged the deficit back to just seven points at the main break.
The match was poised for a mouth-watering second half.
Taylors Lakes maintained their seven-point lead in an exciting and fiery third quarter, and took it into the final quarter as the game lay in the balance.
An epic last quarter of football was anticipated, and both sides did not disappoint.
In a ruthless and passionate last quarter, the Heights were able to pip the Lions and collect the four points.
The win sees Avondale hold their position in second on the ladder and push a game clear of Hillside and Taylors lakes in third and fourth.
Vice-captain Jackson Robb was extraordinary. He accumulated the footy and snagged four goals in a clear best-on-ground performance. Youngster Jesse Lafauci was also among their best with two critical goals.
Taylors Lakes will be bitterly disappointed after letting this one slip.
After jumping the gun and flying out to a seven-goal-to-two opening quarter, they failed to take home the four points.
Nonetheless, to put up a performance like that on the road demonstrates not only the talent of the side, but also the heart of these Lions.
After a brilliant last six weeks of footy, if they can maintain this standard of play, they will deserve a chance to feature in post-season action.
Danny Younan and Damien Petrone did the damage on the scoreboard for the Lions, with Younan kicking a bag of five goals and Petrone chipping in with three.
Avondale Heights will look to continue with their winning ways when they travel to Ormond Park to take on Moonee Valley. Meanwhile, Taylors Lakes will get a chance to bounce back when they host Craigieburn.
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ST ALBANS 8.10 (58) def. by HILLSIDE 17.13 (115)
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Hillside has torn apart Kings Park Reserve with a 57-point domination of St Albans.
After three quarters of tough and physical football, it was the Sharks who smelt blood and drew away from the Saints to claim a 10-goal victory.
A tightly contested and even first half saw the Sharks take a slender six-point lead into the main break, after a late goal in the quarter.
With a similar story unfolding in the third as neither side looked like folding, an epic final term was brewing.
Yet, it wasn’t to be, as the Sharks flexed their muscles to produce seven unanswered goals in the fourth quarter to swim away from Kings Parks with the four points.
Vice-captain Josh Covelli was sensational as he took home a sack of eight goals, and extended his lead in the competition’s goal-kicking leaderboard out to a whopping 24 goals.
Covelli has kicked 55 goals in 11 games and is on track to have another monstrous goal-kicking season.
Meanwhile for St Albans, they were disappointing in what was a big test for this side.
After two wins a row, a return back to their best footy was gradually building up, but has been all but abolished here.
A significant final quarter fade-out against one of the competition’s top sides in Hillside suggests that there is still a mountain of work to be done.
Tom Eckel was among the Saints' best and impressed again with ball in hand.
Hillside travel again to take on Tullamarine at Leo Dineen Reserve next week, while its gets no easier for St Albans when they make the journey to Shore Reserve to take on West Coburg.
OAK PARK 12.12 (84) def. TULLAMARINE 8.8 (56)
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Ladder leaders Oak Park have put away a gritty Tullamarine in a 28-point win at JP Fawkner Reserve.
Tullamarine brought the heat early and kicked four goals straight in the first quarter to take a four-point lead into quarter time.
In similar fashion, another quarter of even footy saw the two sides locked in a deadlock at the main break, with the scoreboard reading 38-38.
The tables began to turn in the second half as Oak Park flexed its muscles.
When called upon, the Kangaroos were able to find some of their best footy and surge clear late with six goals to two in the second half.
While it’s certainly not the win that Oak Park would have been hoping for, their ability to collect the four points while only playing patches of good footy is a positive takeaway.
The win sees them collect their tenth win for the season, as they sit pretty on top of the ladder and two games clear of Avondale Heights and West Coburg in pursuit.
Paul Pascu and Josh Hotchkin were among the best for the Kangaroos, while Jake Bushell and Anthony Delorenzi slotted through three goals each.
On the other end of the ledger, it’s now nine losses from 12 games in 2025 for Tullamarine, who again produced another ‘what if’ performance with superb but limited patches of footy.
They are struggling down in the depths of ninth position, and will need to find a major shift in form if they are to salvage what’s left of their season.
Star forward Shaun McKernan kicked another bag of five goals as he continues to impress in his first season back at the Dees.
Oak Park faces the bottom-of-the-ladder Roxburgh Park next week as they look to continue with their winning form, while it’s another tough challenge for Tullamarine when they host Hillside.
ROXBURGH PARK 9.8 (62) def. by WEST COBURG 13.14 (92)
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West Coburg has bounced back from their loss to Hillside with a 30-point win over Roxburgh Park.
The Burgers looked to be in cruise control early, but were made to earn this one as Roxy brought intensity and sustained pressure around the footy.
After a largely even half which saw the Burgers take a slim eight-point lead into the main break, Roxy were right in the contest.
They were dismantled by Craigieburn last week and many were perhaps expecting a similar result here, yet the performance they produced was full of merit and brimming with positives.
While West Coburg lifted and ran away as five-goal winners, Roxburgh Park certainly matched it with them for the majority of the contest.
Cooper McPharlane booted through a bag of five goals for Roxy, while Zein Omar was also a strong contributor on the day.
Despite the win, West Coburg fans are perhaps scratching their heads at the moment after their sides past few performances.
They’d been convincingly beaten by Avondale Heights and Hillside prior to the weekend, and only just claimed victory here against a side facing relegation.
However, four points is four points, and the Burgers still sit at equal second on the ladder after this one.
Their 13 goals came through nine individual goal kickers, and Liam Bowkett was the Burgers best.
The return of Ibby Taha and Omar Saad to their forward line would certainly be a welcome sight, both kicking two majors.
West Coburg will host St Albans next week, while Roxburgh Park will host ladder-leader Oak Park.
MOONEE VALLEY 6.5 (41) def. by CRAIGIEBURN 13.9 (87)
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Craigieburn has kept its finals hopes alive with a 46-point road victory over Moonee Valley.
The Eagles were dominant from start to finish and never looked like losing as they cruised past a lacklustre Moonee Valley outfit to record their second win in a row.
A five-goal-to-nil opening quarter cast an ominous sign over Ormond Park for the home crowd, and this only got worse as the Eagles continued to pile on the goals.
The visitors had a lead of 65 points at the final break in play, and went on to collect the four points and keep their season alive with a pivotal win.
With this win, the Eagles move back into seventh position and sit two games and percentage outside of the top five.
Yet in arguably the most competitive division of men’s EDFL football, they cannot be written off.
Young gun Harry Albon was back to his best with four goals, while Nathan Stewart was also a very solid contributor.
Meanwhile, Moonee Valley failed to fire any punches, and the loss sees them fall back down into eighth position on the ladder.
After a brilliant four weeks of football which culminated in three wins from four games, they’ve lost their past two and are watching their season slip away.
They were convincingly beaten around the ground for the entire day, and failed to put any scoreboard pressure back onto the Eagles.
James Kefalas toiled away hard in what was a tough day for the Fog.
Moonee Valley will have to pull out all the stops when they host Avondale Heights next week, while Craigieburn will take their momentum to Lionheart Reserve to take on Taylors Lakes.
By Ashleigh Matosevic
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 5.13 (43) def. WESTMEADOWS 1.0 (6)
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There's a calm confidence brewing in Burnside Heights camp, and it showed in their 37-point win against Westmeadows over the weekend.
After a close and contested opening term, Burnside began to separate themselves in the second, lifting their pressure and making cleaner use of the ball.
Westmeadows showed patches of resistance at times, but the Bears' ability to maintain their structures across the ground proved the difference.
The Bears had a healthy rotation of scorers, with Taylia Iglesias, Sina Mason, Holly McGregor, Laura Parker, and Kayla Ravanello all kicking a goal.
Ruby Smith was Westmeadows’ lone goalscorer.
The Bears will look to keep up their winning ways when they take on Tullamarine next week at Leo Dineen Reserve.
Westmeadows have a big test, with their upcoming clash against Strathmore at Willowbrook Reserve.
COBURG DISTRICTS 1.3 (9) def. by TULLAMARINE 4.5 (29)
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In a game where every possession counted, Tullamarine edged ahead when it mattered the most, toppling Coburg Districts by 20 points.
The contest was physical from the outset as both teams applied pressure early on.
A crucial fourth quarter burst saw Tullamarine build a two-goal lead and from there, they never looked back.
Laura Damore starred for Tullamarine, kicking two goals.
Karli Kulbars provided a highlight for Coburg Districts despite the loss, with her goal in the third quarter.
Tullamarine have Burnside Heights next, where the two will clash in a battle at Leo Dineen Reserve.
Coburg Districts will have Keilor Park waiting for them at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve.
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STRATHMORE 5.9 (39) def. KEILOR PARK 2.0 (12)
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Strathmore continued its perfect season with a 27-point win over Keilor Park.
Keilor Park made it clear they were there to play from the outset leading at the first change.
Both sides gave it everything, but Strathmore held their nerve to turn the script and eventually run away with the win.
By the fourth term, Strathmore built a comfortable lead and piled on further scoreboard pressure.
With a complete team performance, Strathmore bank another win and continue to solidify their position at the top of the ladder.
Maya Koo, Talia Motta, Milla Murphy, Chloe Oakley, and Tacita Siliato each kicked a goal on the afternoon.
While Krystyn Raymundo and Kyiesha Taylor bagged a goal each for Keilor Park.
Strathmore will play Westmeadows next week in a twilight clash at Willowbrook Reserve.
Keilor Park will have redemption in their eyes when they take on Coburg Districts at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve.
By Evan Tudor
WESTMEADOWS 14.12 (96) def. COBURG DISTRICTS 9.12 (66)
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The Tigers have put an end to Districts’ four-game winning streak, taking their own to seven following a comfortable 30-point win at Willowbrook Reserve.
The win positions the Tigers second with a 9-3 record, Districts rest fifth at 6-6.
Leading from start to finish, Westy didn’t let Jack McNamara’s bag of four get in their way. The Tigers responded with eight goal scorers, half of whom kicked multiple.
McNamara’s burst further extended his lead on the goal kicking tally, with 34 in the past five games attributing to the factor.
Hugo Jenkins led for the Tigers with three in another consistent performance.
Riley Bentley had 31 possessions for Districts while opponents Aaron Evans and Jordan Kosteas also had 31.
It’s no wonder why they were named alongside some of their clubs’ best for the match.
Westmeadows turns its attention to Saturday twilight footy against East Sunbury, while Coburg Districts will return home to take on Burnside Heights
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 7.8 (50) def. by GLENROY 15.19 (109)
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Glenroy is truly back in form following a 59-point victory over the Bears on their home deck.
The Roys hold top spot on the ladder with its 11-1 record, keeping them two games ahead of the competition, something that will come in handy as finals draw near.
Eight Roy boys sealed the victory for the side with majors, Aaron Kite’s bag of four paving the way.
The Bears will be happy with its first quarter strength and courage that held the Roys to just a goal at the maiden break.
Nicholas Cugliari was awarded another best-on naming for the Bears after a positive display, highlighted with three majors.
The Bears will hit the road on Saturday to visit Coburg Districts, with Glenroy to face the Northern Saints at home.
NORTHERN SAINTS 16.7 (103) def. HADFIELD 14.8 (92)
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The Saints have won a crucial contest against the Hawks by 11 points at Charles Mutton Reserve.
In a high scoring and tight contest, the Hawks turned around an 18-point deficit at the final change to win the last term, just falling short overall.
It wasn’t all negatives for the second ranked disposals outfit, Michael Pell had a season-high outing with four goals, closely followed by Bilal Moustafa who also had a season-high three.
Disposals leader for the Hawks, Sam Godden picked up another naming in the best-on-ground list, a true strength for the club.
But it was a true day out of dreams for the Northern Saints.
The club led every break from halftime, Khoder Taleb kicked five, nine individuals booted one through the big sticks, and the club walked away winners in the local derby.
Hadfield will look to redeem its loss when it hosts Keilor Park, while the Northern Saints will travel across Sydney Road and make a statement against Glenroy.
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KEILOR PARK 16.10 (106) def. RUPERTSWOOD 5.11 (41)
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Keilor Park has won its second on-the-trot, defeating Rupertswood by 65 points at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve.
The outing keeps the Devils in third, holding a two-game lead over Rupertswood who are fourth.
The Devils’ win was dominated by its big names of this 2025 season.
Josh Bistisi-Nguyen and Jarod Pontin both scored big with four majors, among the best-on-ground for the Devils.
The side went up 42-0 at the first break, booting 6.6 and piling on another 10.4 from there afterwards in a clinical display in such a crucial clash.
Four men from Rupo flexed their muscles with goals, Angus Price led the pack with two, Clayton Bonello, and Fraser Phelan-Smith continued their scoresheet presence, while Matty McDonald kicked one and featured in the best players list.
With big time performers like these, Rupertswood will be hoping for a strong bounce-back against Sunbury Kangaroos on Saturday, with Keilor Park to face Hadfield.
By Evan Tudor
ROXBURGH PARK 1.6 (12) def. by GISBORNE 17.11 (113)
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Gisborne has secured the minor premiership after defeating Roxburgh Park by 101 points.
In a dominant win for the side, the Dogs were able to hold the Magpies to just a single goal at Lakeside Reserve.
Alexia Todorovic booted a second-best-bag of five, taking her to lead the division goal kicking table outright at 31.
Kareena Jacobsen-Logan made her return noted with three goals, matching Emma Williams’ consistent three-goal performance.
Madison Bayes was Roxy’s lone goal scorer and was named one of her side’s best-on, alongside Kiara Croxford and Kristy Turner.
The ladder-leading Gisborne next take on Sunbury Lions away, while Roxburgh Park will challenge Taylors Lakes at home.
TAYLORS LAKES 1.8 (14) def. by SUNBURY KANGAROOS 7.7 (49)
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The Kangaroos have again upset Taylors Lakes, this time on the road and by 35 points.
The win positions them third and well and truly in the running for the double chance.
Five Roos struck through the big sticks with Natasha Page-Lutze and Fiona Pazsa kicking two.
Lions captain Sarah McNally booted her side’s goal, her tenth of the season.
Consistent efforts of Emma Villani, Mia Bondar, and Charlie Goodwin saw them appear in the best-on-ground naming for Taylors.
Taylors Lakes will remain at home to play Roxburgh Park on Saturday, with the Kangas to play East Sunbury.
