By Luke Mathews
GREENVALE 14.5 (89) def. DEER PARK 9.12 (66)
MATCH CENTRE
Greenvale has recorded its best win since last year’s elimination final, defeating Deer Park by 23 points at Section Road.
Saturday’s victory is the Jets’ third win for the season, while there are still question marks over the Lions' away form having only won two games away from John McLeod Reserve.
It was an evenly poised contest for most of the first half with Greenvale taking a seven-point lead into quarter time, and Deer Park ahead by four points at the main break.
The game was turned on its head when Greenvale booted five goals in a third quarter blitz to go into the three-quarter time beak with a 26-point lead.
Deer Park couldn’t stage a late comeback with the Jets kicking three goals in the final term to help seal a terrific victory.
Ben Cavarra did the damage at Section Road kicking three goals in a clinical display, while Reuben Rode and Corey Baker were superb in Saturday’s win.
Despite going down, Alex Tran had his best game for the year, while Zen Christofi and Billy Cannolo were good once again.
Greenvale will be hoping to make it two in a row when it hosts Pascoe Vale, while Deer Park will take on Maribyrnong Park.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 37.26 (248) def. EAST KEILOR 2.1 (13)
MATCH CENTRE
Maribyrnong Park has jumped to fourth spot after defeating East Keilor by 235 points at Monk Oval.
Saturday’s victory is the Lions' sixth for the season and now leaves them in touching distance of a finals appearance just one season after securing promotion back to Premier Division.
The game was over shortly after the first bounce with Marby piling on eight goals in the first quarter to set up a 54-point quarter time lead.
The Lions weren’t finished there booting 10 goals in the second quarter and backed it up with 21 second half goals to help set up a thumping victory.
Jaye Bowden’s hot form continued booting 14 goals to sit outright top of the leading goal kickers tally, while Sam Green was impressive with 27 disposals.
Despite another tough loss, Hudson Moyle, Nathan Perrone, and Ben Nicholl fought hard all day.
Marby will face a much tougher test when they take on Deer Park at John McLeod Reserve, while East Keilor will host Essendon Doutta Stars.
ABERFELDIE 11.12 (78) def. ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 6.12 (48)
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Aberfeldie has come away with another gritty win, defeating Essendon Doutta Stars by 30 points at Clifton Park.
Saturday’s victory gives Abers a four-point buffer in second spot on the ladder, while Douttas’ finals hopes are fading after their seventh defeat for the year.
Neither side could stamp their authority on the contest early with Abers taking just a four-point lead into quarter time, and then a two-point lead into half time.
The home side broke the game open in the third term kicking five goals, with three of them coming from superstar Callum Moore to help open up a 29-point lead.
Two final quarter goals proved to be enough in the end, with Abers running away with their eighth win for the season.
Stefan Rasinac was dominant again picking up 31 touches and 10 clearances, while Brodie Newman and Callum Moore were terrific in Saturday’s win.
Declan Willmore backed up last week’s performance with another strong showing, finishing with 26 disposals and 12 marks, while Dylan Laurie and Michael Kiraly were also excellent.
Douttas will be hoping to bounce back when they take on East Keilor at Overland Reserve, while Abers will host Airport West.
AIRPORT WEST 12.6 (78) def. by KEILOR 19.13 (127)
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Keilor's undefeated streak continued with a 49-point win over Airport West at Hansen Reserve.
Saturday’s win maintains the Blues' two game and percentage buffer on top of the ladder, while Airport West remain in eighth spot.
Coach Mick McGuane said the way his side played wasn’t perfect but as the game opened up, their territory game improved and they were able to outrun the opposition.
For the second time in three weeks the Blues trailed at quarter time, however four second-quarter goals meant they went into the main break with an 18-point lead.
The reigning premiers' lead was extended by two goals in the third term before finishing with five final quarter goals to help ensure the victory.
Blair Wyllie was terrific in the ruck booting three goals, while the midfield was brilliantly led by superstars Kane Barbuto and Corey Ellis who each kicked two goals.
Cooper Janevski and Thai Macumber showed plenty of positive signs for the home side with three goals each, while captain Ned Gentile kicked two goals in his return.
Keilor will gear up for a blockbuster clash with rivals Strathmore at Joe Brown Oval, while Airport West will take on Aberfeldie at Clifton Park.
PASCOE VALE 9.14 (68) def. STRATHMORE 8.6 (54)
MATCH CENTRE
Pascoe Vale has recorded another upset win after defeating Strathmore by 14 points at Raeburn Reserve.
Saturday’s win means the Panthers have won four of their last five against their neighbours and are currently still in with a chance of playing finals footy.
The Mores remain in third spot, however have slightly lost touch of the top two after their second defeat in their last three matches.
Strathmore were on the back foot early trailing by 22 points at quarter time after Pascoe Vale booted four of the first five goals.
The Mores did hit back with four goals in the second term to trail by just four points at the main break.
Both teams booted two goals in the second term which set up a thrilling finish in the final quarter.
Two goals to Sunny Brazier and Moudy Taha was enough in the end for Pascoe Vale to snatch victory and come away with the four points.
It was the Panthers' senior players that stood up with Matthew Dennis, Jayden Ranno, and Jeremy O’Sullivan all starring in Saturday’s victory.
Sam Hayes was brilliant in the ruck booting three goals, while Cooper West and Luke Jarrad fought hard all day.
Pascoe Vale will be looking to make it two in a row when they take on Greenvale at Section Road, while Strathmore will travel to Joe Brown Oval to square off with Keilor.
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By Ashleigh Matosevic
OAK PARK 6.6 (42) def. ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 3.4 (22)
MATCH CENTRE
Oak Park celebrated its ninth consecutive win in style after holding off Essendon Doutta Stars in a 20-point thriller at JP Fawkner Reserve.
The side suffered a scare with the Stars in full possession of the lead, with the home side left goalless in the first term before falling behind by two points at half-time.
But it was a revival seen in the second half that saw Oak Park push itself to the victory.
A 3.2 performance in the third saw the side flip the script, with another three goals kicked in the final term to help the side cruise to the win.
Sasha Nelson was influential in her side’s win, kicking two goals on the afternoon.
Stephanie Normington-Dickens was also critical, bagging two of her own.
It was an unfortunate finish for the Stars. Mia Tully contributed to the side's scoreline with two goals, while Jessie Hulett had one of her own.
This Saturday, Oak Park will take on Maribyrnong Park at Monk Oval. The Stars will be preparing for a clash with Aberfeldie at Nipper Jordan Oval.
KEILOR 6.6 (42) def. GREENVALE 5.4 (34)
MATCH CENTRE
Keilor proved too strong for Greenvale in Round 11, banking a crucial four points at Joe Brown Oval.
With an early opening performance that included three goals, it set the tone for what would be a welcomed win for the side.
Greenvale did show signs of a comeback in the third term, booting three goals by the end of the third term to extend their score to 22.
After kicking the first two goals of the final term to trail by just six, it was game on.
Keilor managed to stem the flow and hold on for the win.
Ava Gerada was electric for Keilor adding two goals to the scoreline, while Laura Wright was awarded the Mt Alexander Hotel player of the match award.
Ruby Gibson also provided some highlights with two of her own goals.
Greenvale had some highlights of their own, including from Kiara Delia and Kayla Peake. Both talents kicking two goals each.
With the win under its belt, Keilor next has a clash with Hillside at Hillside Recreation Reserve.
As for Greenvale, they'll host Moonee Valley at home.
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MOONEE VALLEY 2.2 (14) def. by HILLSIDE 5.8 (38)
MATCH CENTRE
Hillside returned back to the winner's circle after a convincing 24-point win against Moonee Valley over the weekend.
Despite a slow start from both sides in the opener, Hillside gradually took full control of things through cleaner ball use and stronger contests around stoppages.
Their defensive pressure was stunning, managing to keep Moonee Valley goalless in the second half.
Emily Paterno continues her standout season, kicking three goals to help bolster Hillside's score.
Emma Picone and Annalise Wilkie also bagged a goal each.
Nadia Valenti added to a strong campaign in 2025 for Moonee Valley, with the captain kicking two on the afternoon.
The win comes at a great time as the Sharks look to build momentum heading into finals. They'll face Keilor next at Shark Park.
Moonee Valley will travel to Section Road to face Greenvale.
ABERFELDIE 21.12 (139) def. MARIBYRNONG PARK 1.1 (7)
MATCH CENTRE
With finals looming, Aberfeldie sent a clear message to the competition following a 132-point victory over Maribyrnong Park.
From the first bounce, Aberfeldie dominated possession and territory, piling on scoreboard pressure throughout all four quarters.
Emily Smith was exceptional, finishing the afternoon with eight goals.
Emily Heaney and Briana Marino also provided on the scoreboard, kicking three goals each.
Maribyrnong Park struggled to match the intensity and were kept to a lone goal, which Elise Korteman scored in the second quarter.
The win further consolidates Aberfeldie's spot at the top of the ladder.
Aberfeldie will travel to Nipper Jordan Oval for this week's game, where it'll face off against Essendon Doutta Stars.
Maribyrnong Park is set for a clash against Oak Park at Monk Oval.
By Ben Parker
HILLSIDE 16.9 (105) def. WEST COBURG 8.5 (53)
MATCH CENTRE
Hillside has sent a powerful warning to the rest of the competition with their 52-point demolition job over premiership fancies West Coburg.
In perhaps the most highly anticipated matchup of the round, it was the Sharks who took the Burgers into the depths of Shark Park and swam away as emphatic winners.
After an even first quarter where West Coburg actually led by 10 points, it was all Hillside from then on.
The Sharks went on to sink their teeth into the Burgers and produce a scintillating six-goal-to-nil second quarter to prove that when at their best, they are almost unstoppable.
Once they had struck, West Coburg could never recover, and the Sharks would go on to collect a pivotal win for their season and top three chances.
The win leaves them lurking down in fifth position on the ladder, but with some favourable matchups to come in the next few weeks, one can expect them to navigate themselves back into the top three and into familiar waters.
Again, it was the young guns who led the attack, with Khalil Kaakour, Noah Asciak, and Nick Karakyriakos all named in the best.
Seasoned campaigner and vice-captain Josh Covelli also chipped in with a haul of four goals.
Meanwhile for West Coburg, it’s back-to-back losses for the first time in 2025.
After a phenomenal run of form which saw them win six games in a row, they have lost three out of their last four and have been left searching for answers after being comprehensively beaten here.
Their four losses to date have all been against other top five sides. They’ve been beaten by Avondale Heights twice and have also gone down to Oak Park, and now Hillside.
Despite the loss, Damian Galofaro had a day out as he booted through a bag of six goals.
Hillside will travel to Kings Park next week to take on St Albans in a twilight showdown, while West Coburg get a chance to redeem themselves when they take on Roxburgh Park.
AVONDALE HEIGHTS 11.12 (78) def. by OAK PARK 15.7 (97)
MATCH CENTRE
Oak Park has taken down the in-form Avondale Heights in a superb 19-point victory away from home.
The win sees the Kangaroos remain as ladder leaders, and surge two games clear of Avondale in second position.
In a statement-making game, Oak Park were ultimately too good for a brave Heights outfit.
The Kangaroos led at every break in play, and despite being challenged, never looked like losing as they skipped clear to take their season record to nine wins and just the two losses.
They entered half-time with an exact four-goal lead, but were then challenged in the third quarter from a persistent Avondale Heights.
Despite Oak Park only taking a slender 11-point lead into the final quarter, the match was very much still on their terms.
They missed some simple opportunities in front of goals throughout the first three quarters but corrected this in the final term as they went on to kick six goals straight.
Jedd Taylor and Paul Pascu led the charge for Oak Park, combining for eight goals and producing pivotal individual performances.
Taylor was a brute force up forward and worked hard for his bag of five majors. Meanwhile Pascu was dangerous all day as he collected his fair share of the footy and also chipped in with three goals.
On the other end of the ledger, it’s the first loss at home since Round 4 for Avondale but there were plenty of positives to take away from the performance.
A more effective and even team contribution was a key takeaway from the match.
While usual suspects Bailey Williamson and Justin Morris had their expected impact, it was youngster Ben Powell who provided a spark when they need it most. Nathan Foster also put together a good performance with three goals to his name.
Avondale will look to bounce back next week when they host Taylors Lakes, meanwhile Oak Park returns home to host Tullamarine.
TAYLORS LAKES 11.15 (81) def. MOONEE VALLEY 7.9 (51)
MATCH CENTRE
Taylors Lakes has recorded its fourth consecutive win with a gritty 30-point win over Moonee Valley.
In game 250 as senior coach for Steve Burns, the Lions were made to earn it as Moonee Valley threw out a strong challenge, particularly in what was a hot and fiery second quarter.
The Lions shot out of the blocks early and took a two-goal lead into quarter time, yet they should have led by at least another two to three. They kicked 2.6 in the first term as they missed some easy chances in front of the sticks.
As a result of this, they left the door open for a Moonee Valley response, and respond they certainly did.
The Fog put forward a five-goal-to-three second quarter and produced some exceptional football to take a slim two-point lead into the main break.
The game was evenly poised and was setup for a fitting finish for the occasion, but the Lions lifted.
They clawed and snatched their way to an inaccurate 30-point win, but nevertheless four points is four points.
They had 26 scoring shots to the Valley’s 15.
Star forward Damien Petrone continued on with his stellar season with another bag of five goals, while Darby Lalor was also among the best.
Things are starting to turn at Moonee Valley.
Despite the loss, they again played some exceptional footy to prove that their last month has certainly not been an outlier.
On a positive note, to go toe-for-toe with perhaps one of the most in-form teams in the competition is a key takeaway.
Given they sit in seventh position on the ladder, being one game and percentage out of the top five, every game from now is critical for their season.
If they want to be fighting it out for a potential finals berth, they’ll need to produce a full four-quarter performance week in and week out.
Josh Toy was a brick wall in defence all day as he produced another solid performance.
They’ll get the chance to prove this next week when they host Craigieburn, meanwhile Taylors Lakes will travel to Canning Reserve for a blockbuster clash with Avondale Heights.
TULLAMARINE 13.5 (83) def. by ST ALBANS 13.13 (91)
MATCH CENTRE
St Albans have produced a brilliant eight-point win over Tullamarine in a sensational come-from-behind performance.
In a win that could save their season, St Albans are now firmly back in the finals hunt.
The Saints were obliterated in the first quarter by Tullamarine and were jumped by four goals as the Dees took a 24-point lead into the first break.
In a see-sawing contest, the second term was then a direct flip of the first with the Saints charging back to produce a five-goal-to-one second quarter.
They took a minor six-point lead into half-time.
In a highly anticipated second-half, both sides went toe-to-toe and blow-for-blow as the home side refused to fold.
In the end, it was St Albans who came out on top in of the games of the season so far.
The win leaves them sitting in equal fifth on the ladder, but with a challenging two weeks to come when they face Hillside and West Coburg, the four points were critical on the weekend.
Captain Jake Galea was back to his best in a genuine captain’s performance. He kicked five crucial goals to lift his side over the line.
Meanwhile for the Dees, it was another case of what if.
Despite a sack of seven goals from star forward Shaun McKernan, it wasn’t enough to claim the four points here.
They played some of the best football they have produced all year but couldn’t find a way to get the job done.
With an ominous date with Oak Park looming next week, form suggests that they’ll have to produce a new season peak to be in with a chance.
St Albans will host Hillside next week in a twilight blockbuster, meanwhile as just discussed, Tullamarine will travel to JP Fawkner Reserve to take on ladder leaders Oak Park.
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CRAIGIEBURN 17.18 (120) def. ROXBURGH PARK 4.8 (32)
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Craigieburn has crushed Roxburgh Park by 88-points in a bulldozing win at DS Aitken Reserve.
The win brings an end to the Eagles' horror run of six consecutive defeats, and sparks some life back into what’s been a disappointing season.
By no means were Craigieburn in cruise control though, and it wasn’t until the final quarter where they kicked clear.
With inaccuracy costing them, they had 24 scoring shots by three-quarter time but only converted 10 of these into goals.
However, they corrected this in the final term to kick seven goals and just four points and categorically run away as 88-point winners.
Brent Gordon had his best game of the season in the last of his brilliant career with five goals, while they had another four players chip in with two goals each.
Roxburgh Park would like to have this one back.
After a much-improved past month of footy where they’ve beaten St Albans and been competitive against Moonee Valley and Taylors Lakes, they simply looked flat on the weekend.
They remain slumped down the bottom of the ladder with just the one win to show for season 2025, and it gets no easier for them next week when they take on what will no doubt be a hungry West Coburg.
In a gloomy day, Bradley Dimech battled hard and was among their best.
Craigieburn will travel to Ormond Park next week to take on Moonee Valley in what’s an intriguing contest, meanwhile Roxburgh Park will need to pull out all the stops if they want to be competitive against West Coburg.
By Ashleigh Matosevic
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 2.1 (13) def. by KEILOR PARK 8.4 (52)
MATCH CENTRE
It was a hard fought battle at Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve on Saturday, as Keilor Park took down the home side in a 39-point thriller.
The first term saw both teams lock in defensively, but Keilor Park's ability to shift gears in the second proved the difference.
They lifted their work rate around the contest, and used the ball with greater composure moving forward.
Caitlyn Crameri was unstoppable. The Devils star bagged four goals on the afternoon.
The Bears showed moments of resistance, but struggled to convert their opportunities under pressure.
Holly McGregor provided what she could do for Burnside with a major, while Laura Parker also had a goal of her own.
Next up, the Devils will face Strathmore over at Lebanon Reserve, while the Bears will host Westmeadows.
WESTMEADOWS 4.4 (28) def. COBURG DISTRICTS 3.0 (18)
MATCH CENTRE
Westmeadows overcame a spirited challenge from Coburg Districts to claim a 10-point win at Willowbrook Reserve.
Both sides brought intensity from the outset, with contested ball and tackling pressure setting the tone of the game.
Though Westmeadows found its edge in the second half, maintaining their lead right through until the final siren.
Gemma Wright led the charge, kicking two goals.
Taylor Jones and Stefanie Maiorana also had goals of their own.
Coburg Districts refused to give up. Bridgette Aparo, Mariam Khoder, and Kirstie Martin provided some relief adding goals to the scoreline. But Westmeadows did enough to hold on in the gritty win.
Westmeadows will next play Burnside Heights at Tenterfield Drive, while Coburg Districts have a clash with Tullamarine at Cole Reserve.
TULLAMARINE 0.1 (1) def. by STRATHMORE 15.17 (107)
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A dominant Strathmore blitz saw them run away to a comfortable 106-point win over Tullamarine at Leo Dineen Reserve.
From start to finish, Strathmore asserted control with elite ball movement and efficiency. Their dominance saw repeat forward entries, as they continued to apply scoreboard pressure throughout all four quarters.
Talia Motta was a force to be reckoned with. Her five-goal haul helping Strathmore to add another win to their incredible campaign.
Maya Koo and Maeve Langston also impressed, each kicking two goals in the win.
Tullamarine were not able to respond, suffocated by Strathmore's pressure.
For Strathmore, it was a statement win from the ladder leaders, who'll be looking to fine tune their game ahead of a crucial run towards finals.
They'll face Keilor Park this week at Lebanon Reserve, while Tullamarine have a clash against Coburg Districts at Cole Reserve.
By Eliza Duncan
HADFIELD 9.11 (65) def. by COBURG DISTRICTS 15.12 (102)
MATCH CENTRE
Coburg Districts recorded its fourth win in a row with a 37-point triumph over Hadfield at Martin Reserve.
The Lions strengthen their grip on fifth spot, while Hadfield remains in eighth spot.
Six unanswered goals in the third quarter earnt the visitors a 53-point lead heading into the last after an even first half, ultimately setting up the win.
The Hawks fought back in the final quarter, but were too far back.
Jack McNamara made it 30 goals from his last four games with a bag of six, creating an eight-goal gap on top of the goalkicking tally.
Pasquale Curcio was also hard to contain with four goals, with Patrick Logan and Romy Noureddine named the Lions' best.
Nathan Johnson led the scoring for Hadfield with four goals, while Sam Godden was electric again kicking two goals as the Hawks' best.
Hadfield will look to bounce back against local rivals Northern Saints, while Coburg Districts will play Westmeadows.
GLENROY 31.18 (204) def. EAST SUNBURY 4.2 (26)
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Glenroy won in comfortable fashion after a string of close games, running out 178-point victors over East Sunbury.
The Roys were on from the start leading by 49 points at the first change and would extend from there in an accurate display in front of goals.
There were 16 different goal kickers for Glenroy with seven kicking multiples.
Jacob Albazi, and Joseph Vaccaro kicked four goals each, as did Noah Taleb on senior debut.
Taleb was also named the best on ground, alongside James Bennie who hit the scoreboard as well.
Todd Elton was named the best for East Sunbury with Bailee Revell featuring in the best with his first goal in his second game since crossing to the Thunder.
The Thunder will hope for an improved performance in The Local Cup against Sunbury Kangaroos, while Glenroy will play Burnside Heights.
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 7.12 (54) def. by KEILOR PARK 18.13 (121)
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Keilor Park has snapped a two-game losing streak to move back into the top three with a 67-point win over Burnside Heights.
It was a strong response after tight losses to Westmeadows and Glenroy, with the result leaving the Bears in ninth spot.
The Devils were on top all day and boasted 10 individual goal scorers, with Josh Bistisi-Nguyen, Jayden Hoskin-Elliott, and Sam Pontin each kicking three goals.
Tyler Killick picked up a goal in a best on ground performance, with Nicholas Kilty, Mitchell Meredith, and Nick Nesci all impactful.
Lachlan Evans was the Bears' best in his second game back, with Jacob Elia kicking another three goals, and Toby Pullens kicking two on senior debut.
Burnside Heights will face another tough task against Glenroy, while Keilor Park will host Rupertswood.
NORTHERN SAINTS 9.7 (61) drew SUNBURY KANGAROOS 8.13 (61)
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Northern Saints and Sunbury Kangaroos split the points with a draw at Charles Mutton Reserve.
The result maintains the game separation between the two sides on the ladder, but means the Kangaroos are out of the five on points and percentage.
The Saints kicked out to a 23-point lead at half time and seemed in control.
The Kangaroos couldn't capitalise in the third quarter kicking 1.6 to trail by 19 points heading into the last.
It took the Kangaroos over 17 minutes to register a major, with their next two goals coming at the 25 and 28 minute marks.
The scores remained tied at the final siren with inaccuracy from the Kangaroos questioned.
Dean Halliwell was strong again in the ruck for the Kangaroos with skipper Mitch Streiff kicking four goals.
Khoder Taleb returned with three majors for the Saints, with Mahmoud Taleb and Moussa Sleiman named their best.
Northern Saints will next play Hadfield, while Sunbury Kangaroos will play East Sunbury.
RUPERTSWOOD 12.9 (81) def. by WESTMEADOWS 12.12 (84)
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Salesian College was treated to one of the great games of EDFL footy in recent memory with Westmeadows snatching a three-point win over Rupertswood.
It was neck and neck all day between the two finals fancies with the margin not exceeding nine points throughout the second half.
The sides traded goals in the final quarter before a second consecutive Rupertswood goal through Clayton Bonello gave the home side the lead with 46 seconds to play.
In scenes replicating West Coast's 2018 grand final-winning play, Michael Portelli took the intercept mark in defence, found Jarrod Petersen in the corridor, delivered to Ryan Stingel on the wing, who ran to 50 and launched the winning goal just before the siren.
One of the goals of the season maintained Westy's spot in second, while Rupo dropped to fourth following Keilor Park's win.
There was a spread of goal kickers for the Tigers with Stingel, Mitch Church, Hugo Jenkins, Korey Flavel-Wood, and Aaron Evans each kicking two goals.
Portelli was awarded the Mt Alexander Hotel player of the match award after an incredible intercepting display in defence.
Bonello kicked five majors for Rupo and starred alongside Jackson Cardillo and Bailey Verrall.
Rupo will look to bounce back against Keilor Park, while Westmeadows will host Coburg Districts.
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By Michelle Dunstan
SUNBURY LIONS 3.4 (22) def. by TAYLORS LAKES 10.6 (66)
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Taylors Lakes has snapped its two-game losing streak with a 44-point win over Sunbury Lions.
The battle of the Lions again went with Taylors Lakes, but they were made to work for it with four unanswered goals in the second half making them comfortable victors in the end.
Sarah McNally kicked a season-high four goals and was well supported up front by Stefania Valerio who kicked three goals.
The win keeps Taylors Lakes two games clear in second and in good shape to secure the double chance.
For Sunbury Lions, Ashley McGregor impressed in game number two this season with two goals, while Samantha Burnside kicked their other major.
Sunbury Lions are two games out of finals and will look to make some ground back against East Sunbury.
Taylors Lakes will look for redemption against Sunbury Kangaroos at Lionheart Reserve.
GISBORNE 8.7 (55) def. SUNBURY KANGAROOS 2.3 (15)
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Gisborne continued its perfect season with a 40-point win over Sunbury Kangaroos.
It was a controlled performance from start to finish with six Bulldogs hitting the scoreboard.
Emma Williams led the way with three goals marking a third performance with multiple goals on the season.
Belinda Hateley, Alexia Todorovic, and Stephanie Brancatisano all hit the scoreboard and were among Gisborne's best.
Tylah Bell and Kelsie Gill kicked the two goals for the Kangaroos, with Summer Pazsa and Holli Cecchini named their best.
Gisborne will next play Roxburgh Park, while the Kangaroos will play Taylors Lakes.
ROXBURGH PARK 16.18 (114) def. EAST SUNBURY 2.2 (14)
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Roxburgh Park made it three wins in a row with a 100-point win over East Sunbury.
The win keeps the Magpies two games clear inside the top four.
Madison Bayes and Jameson Best each kicked four goals, while Summa Blackburn kicked three.
Dakotta Liddy and Kristy Turner were named the best for Roxy.
It was the second highest score of the season for the Thunder with best on ground Shelby Grinter and skipper Rhianna Kirk kicking a goal each.
The Thunder will next play Sunbury Lions, while Roxburgh Park will play Gisborne.
