By Luke Mathews
GREENVALE 4.13 (37) def. by ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 12.7 (79)
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Essendon Doutta Stars has climbed into fourth spot on the ladder, defeating Greenvale by 42 points at Section Road.
Saturday’s victory is the Stars’ fifth win from their last six matches and now moves them above Aberfeldie.
Meanwhile the Jets are still searching for their second win for the year and remain a game behind Airport West in last spot.
Coach Barry Prendergast was really pleased with his side’s intensity and pressure for four quarters and their ability to stick to the plan for the entire game.
After a low-scoring first quarter, Douttas managed to gain the ascendency with two majors before kicking another three in the second quarter to extend the margin to 19 points.
It was more of the same after the break with the visitors booting another three quarter in the third quarter and finished it off with another four goals to seal a comfortable victory.
Josh Robertson was the star of the show booting a season-high four goals, while Daniel Romero and Mitchell Kalpakis continued their strong seasons.
Liam Podhajski was very good in the ruck once again for the Jets, while Jayden Ranno and Matt Stillman continued to lead from the front.
Douttas will be back at home next week to host Maribyrnong Park, while Greenvale will gear up for a massive clash with Hillside at Section Road.
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AIRPORT WEST 9.8 (62) def. by PASCOE VALE 21.16 (142)
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Pascoe Vale has flexed its muscles once again, defeating Airport West by 80 points at Hansen Reserve.
The win maintains the Panthers one-game buffer on third spot while also closing the gap to neighbours Strathmore to eight points.
Saturday’s performance was another disappointing result for the Eagles who have now slipped to ninth after their seventh loss for the year.
The game was in the balance early with both teams managing two majors in the first quarter, before Pascoe Vale turned up the intensity and booted 10 goals in the second quarter.
In need of a spirited fightback to try and get themselves back in the game, Airport West couldn’t respond with Pascoe Vale kicking nine second-half goals to run away with the win.
Pascoe Vale coach Daniel Harris said, "Our focus was on winning the contest, knowing that if we could gain territory and create repeat opportunities, we would generate enough scoring chances.
"The players executed this well and were able to maintain pressure throughout the day.
"A major highlight was our defensive intent and work rate, finishing with more than 100 tackles for the game.
"It was a reflection of the effort, discipline, and commitment our players showed from the first bounce to the final siren."
Lachlan Fazzolari and Tyson Scoble did the damage on the scoreboard with four goals each, while Noah Hijazi was excellent again.
Cooper Janevski continued his strong goal kicking form with another three goals, while Corey Barbaro and Ronald Hackney showed promising signs.
Airport West will face another tough test when it squares off with Aberfeldie at Hansen Reserve, while Pascoe Vale will meet with Keilor at Raeburn Reserve.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 8.18 (66) def. by HILLSIDE 10.7 (67)
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Hillside has picked up a crucial victory, defeating Maribyrnong Park by one point at Monk Oval.
Saturday’s win was another thrilling victory for the Sharks who have now recorded three wins for the year by the solitary point.
After such a strong start to the year, Marby have now lost five in a row and have slipped to sixth and are a game and percentage out of the top five.
Coach Mo Kaakour said, “I thought our ability to bring the heat early and apply frontal pressure for long periods of the game was the catalyst for a really good outcome.
"We were able to play the game in our front half for a lot of that first half and were able to connect with our forwards really well which enabled us to apply some scoreboard pressure.”
The Sharks brought their best right from the start, kicking four goals in the first quarter and went into the break with an 11-point lead.
The lead was extended to 35 points at half time with another five goals, while Marby was left to rue plenty of missed opportunities in front of goal after a 1.4 quarter.
With the rain setting in, Marby began to claw their way back, however they were still down by 17 points after another 2.7 quarter.
The Lions came with a rush again the final term, however a three-goal-to-one final term wasn’t enough as when the siren sounded, Hillside had claimed a one-point victory.
Robbie Castello was excellent against his old side booting two goals, while Nick Fluke and Atu Bosenavulagi continued their strong seasons.
Max Griffin had one of his best games for the year kicking two goals, while Alex Barba and Scott Clarke did all they could.
Hillside will be searching for consecutive wins for the first time in Premier Division when it meets with Greenvale, while Marby will take on Douttas at Nipper Jordan Oval.
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KEILOR 19.12 (126) def. DEER PARK 10.9 (69)
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Keilor has made it five wins in a row defeating Deer Park by 57 points at Joe Brown Oval.
The win maintains the Blues' grip on third spot and keeps them in touch with Pascoe Vale in second spot.
After showing plenty of positive signs against Airport West two weeks ago, the Lions failed to back it up and paid the price.
Coach Mick McGuane was rapt with his side’s ability to adjust to the conditions in the second half, especially their execution going inside 50.
Both sides had no trouble finding the goals in the first quarter with Deer Park managing 5.4 and Keilor booting 6.1 to open up a three-point lead.
The arm wrestle continued in the second quarter, however Keilor still had their noses in front by six points after each side booted three majors.
Keilor managed to kick clear in the third quarter with five majors and backed it up with a further five in the final term which sealed a comprehensive victory.
Chris Kosmas continued his fine form with another four goals, while Jack Brown and Cody Brand chimed in with three goals each.
Despite going down Anthony Anastasio was very good again, while Aaron Britten and Mark Galea fought hard all day.
Keilor will be a chance to climb into second spot when it meets with Pascoe Vale at Raeburn Reserve, while Deer Park will host Strathmore.
By Evan Tudor
CAROLINE SPRINGS 6.11 (47) def. HILLSIDE 4.2 (26)
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Caroline Springs is back on the winner's list following a 21-point victory over Hillside at home.
With both sides bringing a plethora of standouts into selection including the likes of Caroline Springs’ Jacinta Kondis and the Sharks’ Caitlin Sargent and Krissy Trang, this match was building with an opportunity to swing either way.
But it was the Lakers who stood tall with an unopposed 2.4 (16) first term adding enough fuel to the fire to send them over the line.
Hillside clawed its way back into the match with a three-goal second half, but it wasn’t enough to ultimately steer the trajectory of the contest.
Kondis was one of the Lakers’ key players on her return to the football field and boasted two goals.
Sharni Currie, Jessica Francke, Charlize Sindoni, and Kyla Tracey all scored one for Caroline Springs, with Charlotte Gerada named the side’s best-on.
It was double trouble for Hillside, with Emily Paterno and co-captain Kiara Rigg both scoring twice.
Brooke Kerrigan was named the Sharks’ best alongside Paterno and Jayde Bowler.
Next weekend will see a homecoming clash against Strathmore for the Sharks, while it’ll be a trip to Joe Brown Oval for Caroline Springs, in a meeting with Keilor on the cards.
KEILOR 2.5 (17) def. by OAK PARK 9.9 (63)
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Oak Park has picked up its fifth-straight win in a 46-point victory over Keilor at Green Gully Reserve.
In a match where some of the best shone and old faces returned, both sides gave it their all in this one.
Keilor star duo Emilly and Kaitlyn O’Keefe were named as some of the Blues’ best in the pair’s first EDFL appearance since Round 4, with Kaitlyn scoring one of the side’s goals.
Both of the Blue’s goals came in the last quarter, sending Keilor to win the final term 2.2 (14) to 1.2 (9), with the other coming off the boot of Olivia Lacy, who found her first Premier Division goal since 2024.
Maddison Cotten and Laura Wright were again some of the Blues' best in the contest.
But despite the strong revival from Keilor, it was Oak Park who prevailed, with six goal scorers paving the way for victory.
Tayah Kelly scored three goals for the Roos, adding to the contributions of Brittney Gray, Sasha Nelson, Emily Taylor, and Charli Williams.
And in her second EDFL appearance since 2017, Sarah Dargan made a splash with two goals.
Oak Park will hope it can keep the momentum rolling beyond next weekend’s bye, with the Roos set to clash with Hillside in Round 11.
Keilor will return to Joe Brown Oval to challenge Caroline Springs on Saturday.
ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 5.7 (37) def. ABERFELDIE 3.2 (20)
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Essendon Doutta Stars has made a statement after it took control of Aberfeldie, running away with a 17-point win at Nipper Jordan Oval.
Played amidst classic winter conditions of wind and rain, both sides went head-to-head in a well-fought battle.
Mia Tully returned to the goal sheet following a quiet two weeks with three goals to boast.
Jade Cilia and Manaia Huta both found the big sticks, setting the Stars up for a massive upset win over the ladder leaders, with strong efforts on display from Isabelle Porter, Casee Gazelle, and Ada Pizzinga.
And while Aberfeldie was kept away from the action on the scoreboard, the Two Blues played a fast and physical match trying to faze Douttas but were ultimately challenged among the wet and wild weather.
Meg Ginnivan, Ashleigh Gunn, and Chloe Rafferty (who made her first EDFL appearance in 2026) were the Rillas’ goalscorers.
Jasmine Ferbrache, Hammah Brodie, and Amelia Wright were named as some of the visitors' best, while Olivia Madden and Jess Duffin were also key contributors.
Aberfeldie will look to sing the song next weekend when it welcomes Maribyrnong Park to Clifton Park.
Essendon Doutta Stars will meet with Moonee Valley at Ormond Park.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 7.6 (48) def. MOONEE VALEY 3.8 (26)
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Maribyrnong Park has sung the song once more, shining at home in a 22-point win over Moonee Valley.
With both sides enduring a challenging first half of the season, the Lions and the Fog were looking to put the past behind them and pick up a win in this game.
It was the Lions who made the most of the opportunity and have now picked up a third win in 2026.
Marby was strong in the opening half of the contest, taking a 6.5 (41) to 0.5 (5) lead into the major break.
Chloe Healy finished the day with three goals, with Tegan Matthews following closely behind with two. Elise Korteman and Ava Steel both found one.
Maribyrnong Park young-gun Dimi Papadopoulos had another afternoon to remember and was named the Lions’ best.
Moonee Valley struggled to get the ball rolling early, but found 3.3 (21) to win the second half.
Matilda Zander, Siena Rumoro, Jayda Young, and Kate Maxwell earnt their way onto the Fog’s best-on list following impactful performances.
Trusty talents in front of the big sticks made their mark on the game, with Charlotte D’Ambrosio scoring twice, while it was one for Matilda Zander.
The Fog will return home next weekend and look to throw it all down against Essendon Doutta Stars.
Maribyrnong Park will travel five minutes up the road for Saturday’s Battle of the Boulevard with Aberfeldie at Clifton Park.
By Ben Parker
CRAIGIEBURN 15.13 (103) def. ST ALBANS 12.12 (84)
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Craigieburn produced an exceptional come-from-behind performance to overrun St Albans by 19 points in a thriller.
The win sees that the Eagles hold firm in fourth position on the ladder, three games and percentage inside the top five.
However, the four points collected here were far from convincing.
St Albans fired out of the blocks with five first-quarter goals to the Eagles' one, and appeared up for the challenge as they maintained a 14-point buffer at halftime
Another winning quarter from the Saints saw the lead extended to 19 points at three-quarter time.
Yet despite their uncharacteristically subpar first three quarters, the Eagles lifted when it mattered most to overcome a brave Saints outfit.
Craigieburn kicked seven final-quarter goals to the Saints' one to protect home and bank another four points.
Rising star Hayden Polley was impactful again with three important goals, while Zac Hansch was adjudged as their best.
For the Saints, Alex Tsia returned to form with three goals to his name, while Finn Urie also put in an excellent shift.
Craigieburn will remain at home next week when it hosts Tullamarine, while St Albans is also at home for its clash against Moonee Valley.
TAYLORS LAKES 4.6 (30) def. by OAK PARK 25.18 (168)
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Oak Park was dominant in a thumping 138-point win over Taylors Lakes.
After tasting defeat to Moonee Valley two rounds ago, the Roos have produced back-to-back 100+ point victories in brilliant style.
This bout was no exception as the Roos dominated from start to finish to record their seventh win of the season.
Ten scoring shots to two in the opening quarter had the Roos licking their lips, and with no genuine fight coming back from Taylors Lakes, the game appeared to be over quickly.
The Roos took a commanding 52-point lead into halftime.
Any hopes of a Taylors Lakes resurgence were quickly put to bed after a 14-goal-to-one second half from the Roos.
Kane O’Halloran feasted on the lack of attention he was receiving with a sensational eight goals to his name, while Archie Payne also hit the scoreboard in a big way with four majors.
Oak Park will host Rupertswood next week, while it gets no easier for Taylors Lakes which hits the road to take on West Coburg.
MOONEE VALLEY 14.16 (100) def. AVONDALE HEIGHTS 10.9 (69)
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Moonee Valley has impressed again with another scintillating performance, this week coming via a 31-point win over Avondale Heights.
The win makes it three victories in a row for the Valley who are enjoying a stellar season thus far.
They were made to earn these four points though against an Avondale Heights outfit which is still trying to recapture its best form.
Avondale started off the better side with conversion in front of goal proving to be a factor early in the game.
After trailing at quarter-time by nine points, the Valley fought back hard to claim the lead and hold a two-goal lead going into the second half.
The gears began to churn for Moonee Valley in the third term, and while the Heights stayed on gamely, they ultimately fell shot as the Valley kicked clear with a five-goal win.
Mitch Clarke and Zayas Leonedas were both critical in the win, with the two forwards each kicking three goals and applying significant scoreboard pressure onto Avondale.
For the Heights, Daniel Taberner booted through three majors and Blake Cochrane battled all day.
Moonee Valley will travel to Kings Park reserve next week to take on St Albans, while Avondale Heights will look to bounce back against East Keilor.
RUPERTSWOOD 7.7 (49) def. by TULLAMARINE 15.12 (102)
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Tullamarine disposed of Rupertswood comfortably by 53 points and remain inside the top five with an important win.
The Dees looked to be rolling early with 10 scoring shots to three in the opening term to take a 27-point lead into quarter-time.
It was much of the same in the second quarter with the Dees piling on the pressure, but they couldn’t finish their work on the scoreboard after some inaccurate conversion.
Eighteen first-half shots on goal produced just the nine goals, and this kept the door ajar for Rupertwsood.
Rupo fought back in the third term to win the quarter and rein the margin back into 33 points at the final break in play.
Yet this was as close as they came.
Tullamarine steadied and took control of the contest to claim victory in what was an important road win for their season.
Prized recruit Josh Covelli made his return and had a day out logging a haul of seven goals, while Zak Wunhym was sensational.
On the other side of the ledger, Fraser Phelan-Smith chipped in with two majors for Rupertswood in a day consistent of limited opportunities.
Tulla will travel to DS Aitken Reserve next week for their intriguing clash with Craigieburn, while Rupertswood will face Oak Park.
WEST COBURG 26.21 (177) def. EAST KEILOR 5.5 (35)
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West Coburg has boosted its percentage on the ladder with a demolition job on East Keilor, cruising to victory by 142 points.
Proceedings were looking ominous early as the Burgers shot out of the blocks to take a commanding 74-point lead into halftime.
The Cougars could only manage the single goal at halftime, and it didn’t get any easier with the Burgers almost doubling the margin by game's end.
In an effortless collection of four points, West Coburg kicked 26 goals for the match and completely dominated proceedings.
Jesse Martini and Ibby Taha had a day to remember with both kicking six goals each.
While for East Keilor, the shining light for the afternoon came through Cooper Matthews who continued his terrific season with three goals to his name.
The Burgers will be looking to make it eight wins in a row when they face Taylors Lakes next week, while East Keilor will host Avondale Heights at Overland Reserve.
By Jake Reeves & Michelle Dunstan
KEILOR PARK 12.19 (81) def. ROXBURGH PARK 2.2 (14)
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Keilor Park made it two wins in a row with a 67-point victory over Roxburgh Park.
The Devils remain in third, with Roxy in tenth spot on the ladder.
It was a controlled performance for Keilor Park from the start with three unanswered goals in the first quarter laying the platform for the strong win.
Georgia Cassar had another day out in front of goal with five majors, a key driver in the big win in a best-on-ground performance.
Georgia O'Donovan kicked three goals, while Kyiesha Taylor slotted two.
For Roxy, Haylea Cooke and Kiara Croxford were the two goal scorers, with Malake Hamdan and Sophie Pettman named their best.
The Magpies will look to bounce back against Craigieburn, while Keilor Park will play Tullamarine.
COBURG DISTRICTS 3.5 (23) def. by CRAIGIEBURN 7.5 (47)
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A powerful opening term kept Craigieburn in the top four after a 24-point victory over Coburg Districts at Cole Reserve.
It was a four-goal-to-zero first quarter which gave the Eagles the upper hand early in the match.
A couple of second-quarter goals from the Lions cut the margin down to 11 points at half time.
Craigieburn kicked the first two goals of the second half put the game out of reach, which handed the Eagles their sixth win of the 2026 campaign.
Goal kickers Katherine Jansen and Chiara Chiavaroli both received best players after Saturday’s performances for Coburg Districts.
While for Craigieburn, Kaylee Allen and Tayla Garrity were both highly influential across the match for the Eagles.
Coburg Districts is set to travel to Lionheart Reserve to take on Taylors Lakes in a morning slot clash.
Craigieburn will want to make it back-to-back wins when they host Roxburgh Park at Vic Foster Reserve.
EAST SUNBURY 3.3 (21) def. by GISBORNE 7.1 (43)
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Gisborne has come from behind with an impressive second half to claim a 22-point win over East Sunbury.
The Thunder controlled the first half with a 14-point lead at the main break, before the Bulldogs fired up with six unanswered goals in the second half to win comfortably.
Alexia Todorovic starred with five goals, while Amy O'Kelly continued an incredible season.
The win keeps Gisborne firmly in the hunt for finals.
Charrouf Habib starred for East Sunbury with a goal in a best-on-ground display, while Sophie Iosifidis was also strong.
The Thunder will look to bounce back against Burnside Heights, while Gisborne will play Sunbury Lions.
WESTMEADOWS 28.19 (187) def. TAYLORS LAKES 0.0 (0)
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Westmeadows has put on a monster score over Taylors Lakes, conjuring an incredible 187 points over the scoreless Taylors Lakes at Willowbrook Reserve.
It is a game that must be seen to be believed as the Tigers have well and truly locked themselves in as the Division 1 premiership favourites.
A 15-goal first half crushed the hopes of the visitors on a tough afternoon.
The Tigers had 11 individual goal kickers and had three big bags of goals kicked throughout the match.
It was another career best afternoon for Courteney Munn who kicked nine goals, and was strongly supported by Courtney Bligh and Danielle Linton who nailed five goals each in the win.
Despite the thumping loss, superstars Courtney McCormack and Rebecca Foggie stood up and led from the front for Taylors Lakes.
Westmeadows will be hoping to continue its undefeated run when it travels to play the Sunbury Kangaroos at Eric Boardman Reserve in an afternoon slot.
Taylors Lakes is set to host Coburg Districts at Lionheart Reserve.
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 14.15 (99) def. TULLAMARINE 1.1 (7)
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Burnside Heights made it seven wins in a row with a 92-point victory over Tullamarine.
The Bears controlled the game from the outset and enjoyed a spread of contributors.
Olivia Antonello led the scoring with three goals, while Kiara Asani-Davis, Taylia Iglesias, Nicole Santos, and Isabelle Young each kicked two.
Jorgia Redmond was named their best, while Abby O'Mara and Tonja Davis were were solid as well.
Tricia Devine was the lone goal scorer for Tullamarine, while Chelsea Paton and Anais Lipski tried hard all game.
The Dees will next play Keilor Park, while Burnside Heights will take on East Sunbury.
SUNBURY KANGAROOS 0.2 (2) def. by SUNBURY LIONS 4.8 (32)
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In the final game of Round 8, the Sunbury Lions have comfortably beaten the Sunbury Kangaroos by 30 points at Eric Boardman Reserve.
In a battle between the crosstown rivals, the Lions held the Kangaroos goalless across the match.
It was a dominant second quarter from the visitors which saw them have the jump heading into halftime.
A third quarter goal from the Lions put the game to bed and led the side to their second win of the 2026 campaign.
It was Olivia Cornish and Karla Tentonello continuing their strong seasons for the Lions who both kicked a goal each in the win over the Kangaroos.
Tylah Bell and Mia Briggs both received best players for their performances on Saturday evening for the Kangaroos.
Next, the Sunbury Kangaroos are set to host the undefeated Westmeadows at Eric Boardman Reserve.
The Sunbury Lions will be on the road and will face Gisborne in an afternoon slot at Gardiner Reserve.
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By Leroy de Villiers
COBURG DISTRICTS 19.14 (128) def. ROXBURGH PARK 2.14 (26)
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Coburg Districts returned home to Cole Reserve with a bang, defeating Roxburgh Park by 102 points.
The Lions remain firmly planted in first spot while the loss for the Magpies moves them down to sixth on the ladder.
Roxburgh Park couldn't capitalise on its opportunities all game kicking 1.9 in the first half to trail by 39 points at the main break.
The Magpies would only add 1.5 to their score in the second half, but the Lions kicked another 11 goals to run out huge winners.
Ali Saad kicked a season-high six goals, while Damien Cavka added four to the tally.
Jack McNamara returned and kicked two alongside Pasquale Curcio and Curtis Rawlings, with Mitch Heales and Riley Bentley among their many contributors.
For Roxy, James Tasiyan and Zane Terranova were the lone goal scorers.
The Magpies will be looking to respond at home next week against the Sunbury Kangaroos, while Coburg Districts will host Keilor Park.
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SUNBURY KANGAROOS 4.11 (35) def. by WESTMEADOWS 15.16 (106)
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Westmeadows surged into the top four with a 71-point win over Sunbury Kangaroos at Eric Boardman Reserve.
The Tigers were back on the winner's list to make it three wins from their last four games as they moved into fourth, while the Kangaroos made it four losses in a row and remain in seventh.
Westmeadows was in control from the start with four goals to one in the opening term, extending on its lead at each break.
Jake Hatton and Shaun O'Grady led the scoring with three goals each, while Harley Gleeson and Mason Mineo scored two each.
Jordan Kosteas continued his fine season as the Tigers' best, along with Ryan Capron and Will Adams.
Sunbury Kangaroos missed plenty of shots on goal with Josh Bowden, Rhylee Lofts, Rhys Magin, and Ryan Pretty kicking one each.
Mitch Kook and Will Direen were among the Kangaroos' best, with the side hoping to bounce back next week against Roxburgh Park.
Westmeadows, meanwhile, will take on Burnside Heights.
EAST SUNBURY 9.7 (61) def. NORTHERN SAINTS 7.14 (56)
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East Sunbury has won a five-point nailbiter over Northern Saints at John McMahon Recreation Reserve.
The Thunder have moved into fifth with their fifth win for the season, while the Saints remain in bottom spot.
Just one point separated the sides at the final change and in challenging conditions, Todd Elton was the only who could goal to achieve victory.
Elton finished with five goals and was among the best players with Justin Waldron, Tarkyn Bishop, and Cory Hargrave.
For the Saints, Hisham Kerbatieh slotted four goals with Nick Bruno (two goals) and Rafeik Haddara (one goal) also contributing.
Northern Saints will continue searching for a second win when it hosts Glenroy next week, while the Thunder will play Hadfield at Martin Reserve.
KEILOR PARK 5.19 (49) def. by HADFIELD 10.12 (72)
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Hadfield made it five wins in a row with a 23-point victory over a wayward Keilor Park.
The Hawks remain in third spot, as the Devils remain in ninth.
Keilor Park generated plenty of opportunities in the first half and despite scoring 5.14, the Devils led by 15 points at the main break.
It was all Hadfield from that point on, however, with the Hawks scoring 6.7 to just five behinds for Keilor Park.
Mohammed Moustafa returned with a bang with five majors, while Stephen Mihelakos-James kicked two.
Zac and Jacob Polizzi were among the best with Moustafa and Daniel Simpson.
Cameron Kennedy led the scoring for Keilor Park with two goals, while Jai Bahnert and Ben Chisholm were named the Devils' best.
Keilor Park will face Coburg Districts next week, while Hadfield will host East Sunbury.
GLENROY 14.20 (104) def. BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 10.6 (66)
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Glenroy maintained its buffer in the top two with a 38-point win over Burnside Heights at Sewell Reserve.
The Roys remain two games clear in double chance territory, while the Bears remain in eighth.
It was a valiant effort from the Bears, but the Roys remained in control for the majority of the game, with eight Glenroy behinds in the final quarter not blowing the margin out.
Jake Young was unstoppable with five goals, while Nick Maric kicked three in a best-on-ground display.
Dylan Payne was the besr for the Bears with two goals, with Cade Anset and Nicholas Schiemer also slotting two each.
Glenroy will next take on Northern Saints, while Burnside Heights will play Westmeadows.
