By Luke Mathews
GREENVALE 11.6 (72) def. by AIRPORT WEST 17.7 (109)
MATCH CENTRE
Airport West has broken its five-game losing streak, defeating Greenvale by 37 points at Section Road.
Saturday’s win is Brent Taylor’s side’s second victory for the year and lifts them from the bottom of the ladder into eighth spot.
Despite being gallant in their last three outings, the Jets are in desperate need of their second victory with the side now in last spot and are a game behind Hillside in ninth.
“We have been building towards that win," Taylor said.
"We have only 12 players from last year’s finals series playing, so we are continually educating our system and roles within it to develop connection and consistency.
"Our last quarter showed great connection and ball movement.”
The Eagles turned it on in the first quarter, booting four goals before quarter time and went into the break with a 13-point lead.
The Jets cut the lead to six points at half time, however Airport West opened up some breathing space in the third quarter and were ahead by 12 points.
With the game still in the balance, Airport West put Greenvale to the sword, kicking seven final-quarter goals to seal the second win for the year.
Kai Daniels continues to go from strength to strength booting four goals, while Cooper McMullin and Ben Bozinovski were both excellent.
Logan McLeod had one of his best games for the year while Royce Goudy and Oliver Watt fought hard all day for the Jets.
Greenvale will be looking to get their season back on track when it takes on Aberfeldie at Clifton Park, while Airport West will travel to John McLeod Reserve to take on Deer Park.
KEILOR 17.10 (112) def. MARIBYRNONG PARK 12.8 (80)
MATCH CENTRE
Keilor has made it three wins in a row after defeating Maribyrnong Park by 32 points at Joe Brown Oval.
The win moves Keilor into the top five for the first time in season 2026, while Marby has slipped to sixth and are 4-3 despite winning their opening four matches for the season.
Coach Mick McGuane thought his side’s process in the first half was significant and their contest work was outstanding, especially post-clearance.
The Blues made their intentions clear early, booting seven goals in the first quarter to go into the break with a 25-point lead.
Another four goals meant the margin was 32 points at half time before the Lions clawed their way back with a four-goal third quarter, cutting Keilor’s lead to 13 points at three quarter time.
Keilor’s class shone through in the end with five final-quarter goals putting to bed any hopes of a late Marby fightback.
Josh Honey was the star of the show on his return booting seven goals, while Jamie Paplia and Harrison Kennedy were both terrific.
Both the Eyre brothers put in strong performances for Marby, while Brandon Ryan continued his strong season in front of goal with another four majors.
Marby will be hoping to break their losing streak when they face Strathmore, while Keilor will meet with Hillside at Shark Park.
STRATHMORE 24.17 (161) def. HILLSIDE 9.12 (66)
MATCH CENTRE
Strathmore has handed Hillside a tough reality check, defeating the Sharks by 95 points at Shark Park.
The win means the reigning premiers are now two games and percentage clear on top of the ladder.
Despite going down, Hillside remain above the drop, however are only a game clear of Greenvale.
Coach Matthew Horne was very pleased with the overall team performance across the four quarters.
The Mores had the better start kicking 5.6 in the first term and opened up a 23-point quarter time lead.
Another six goals before half time extended the lead to 44 points with Hillside left to rue plenty of missed opportunities in front of goal.
A five-goal third quarter put the result well and truly beyond doubt before the victory was sealed with an eight-goal final term.
Youngster Alex Tonelli’s stock continues to rise with an eye-catching 11 goals, while Corey Grindlay and Ben Figliola were both very good.
Jackson McMenamin showed plenty of fight for Hillside kicking two goals, while Tyson Gill and Noah Asciak were solid.
Strathmore will be looking to continue its winning streak when it travels to Monk Oval to take on Marby, while Hillside will host Keilor
ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 10.14 (74) def. ABERFELDIE 6.12 (48)
MATCH CENTRE
Essendon Doutta Stars has made another statement, defeating Aberfeldie by 26 points at Nipper Jordan Oval.
Saturday’s victory marks four wins in a row for Barry Prendergast’s team who now sit in third spot.
After a strong win against Marby three weeks ago, Abers have now lost their last two and have slipped to fourth spot with a 4-3 record.
Prendergast was happy with the even contribution from his side and the pressure they applied across the four quarters.
The home side had their noses in front at quarter time kicking 3.3, while Abers failed to kick straight and were left with a 2.6 scoreline.
The Douttas defence held firm in the second quarter, keeping Abers scoreless and kicking two of their own to extend the lead to 17 points.
The Rillas failed to find their kicking boots in the third quarter kicking another 1.4, while Douttas skipped out to 24-point lead.
Abers did manage to kick three goals in the final quarter, however another three goals for the Stars were enough to seal another memorable victory.
Oscar Sasalu rediscovered his early 2025 form kicking three goals, while Declan Willmore and Deacon Kalpakis both continued their strong 2026 seasons.
Ethan Hunt starred for Abers once again, while Josh Misiti and Nic Walsh had their best games for the year.
Abers will be hoping to bounce back when they host Greenvale, while Douttas will travel to Raeburn Reserve to meet with Pascoe Vale.
PASCOE VALE 16.16 (112) def. DEER PARK 8.17 (65)
MATCH CENTRE
Pascoe Vale has moved a game clear in second spot after defeating Deer Park by 47 points at Raeburn Reserve.
The Panthers are now a game clear of Douttas, Abers, Keilor, and Marby and have only lost the two games for the year against Keilor and Strathmore.
Deer Park remain in seventh spot, however are now two games behind sixth, having won just two games for the year.
Coach Daniel Harris was really pleased with how his side ran out the game and how they responded to Deer Park’s pressure in the third quarter with eight goals.
It was an arm wrestle for most of the first half, however Pascoe Vale were ahead by three points thanks to two goals in the first term and another three in the second quarter.
With the game still in the balance, the Panthers put the foot down, kicking eight goals and opening up a 46-point three quarter time lead.
Another three goals in the final quarter were enough to ensure Pascoe Vale’s fifth victory for the year.
Youngsters Carled El Khodr and Charles Bolmat continued their dominant starts to 2026, while Todd Goldstein’s valuable experience made a big difference once again.
Nicholas Ebinger added another two goals to his season tally, while Flynn Adams and Mitchell Palma both fought hard all day.
Pascoe Vale will face a much tougher test next week when it takes on the in-form Essendon Doutta Stars, while Deer Park will host Airport West.
By Evan Tudor
STRATHMORE 7.9 (51) def. ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 4.1 (25)
MATCH CENTRE
Strathmore has prevailed under the Friday night lights, taking a 26-point win over Essendon Doutta Stars at Boeing Reserve.
It was the Stars who opened the contest fast with an early goal from Ada Pizzinga, before the Mores hit the board following a long bomb goal from Milla Murphy.
Both sides played hard and fast in the contest, with neither outfit able to get a firm grip on the game early.
It was Strathmore’s final quarter surge of 4.1 (25) that saw it walk away victorious after leading at the final change by seven points.
Some of the best in the sash were Sarah McKinnon, who stood out with fast runs and two impressive goals, Talia Motta, who owned a lot of the play with a major to boast, and Eloise Egglestone, who wrote her name on the Sherrin time and time again, across the field.
Strathmore unleashed a wildcard in Zoe Davies who marked her football debut in fine fashion. The former Suncorp Super Netball star for the Melbourne Mavericks played courageously with impactful smothers, dominance in the ruck, and picking up possession after possession.
To top it off, we saw two of Strathmore’s own hit the scoreboard to be accompanied by fine celebrations, with Yasmine Guzel’s first major in 2026 after six weeks of going scoreless. Kodi Jacques sunk her first EDFL goal in her debut game after the full-time siren.
While it wasn’t a desired outcome for the Stars, Douttas’ efforts were truly felt in the contest as they played fast and physical, and never backed down until the end.
Eden Grant, Aleesha Hobbs, and Isabelle Porter all had fine outings for Douttas and were named some of the side’s best.
Amandeep Heyer struck goal from long range in the second term, while Maddison Spring-Brown secured her first top flight major since 2024 in the third quarter.
Isabelle Porter was another Star to make an impact on the scoreboard following a strong mark in the fourth quarter, kicking her side’s only goal of the last term.
The Stars will look to bounce back next weekend when they host Oak Park.
Strathmore will hit the road as it has a clash set with Maribyrnong Park at Walsh Oval.
CAROLINE SPRINGS 12.10 (82) def. MARIBYRNONG PARK 0.2 (2)
MATCH CENTRE
Caroline Springs has returned to the winner's list after an 80-point victory over Maribyrnong Park at home.
It was one way traffic at Town Centre Recreation Reserve as the Lakers proved themselves as one of the teams to beat, flexing their muscles from siren to siren.
After writing her name in the club record books last weekend, Jacinta Kondis showed why she is Caroline Springs’ leading goalscorer of all time with a bag of five goals.
Mira Diab was another Laker to score multiple with four goals to her name.
Sharni Currie, Charlotte Gerada, and Kyla Tracey each snagged one.
The victory sees the Lakers back up to second position, with percentage just holding them back from the top underneath Aberfeldie.
Chloe Kropman, Ella Davis, and Mylee Lake were named as some of the best afield for Caroline Springs.
After a strong performance against the Two Blues last weekend, the Lions entered this contest full of optimism but struggled to get going.
Gabrielle Mahoney, Ava Steel, Zoe Dullard, and Saskia Williams were named some of Marby’s best, giving it their all against a strong opponent.
The Lions will return home next weekend for a date with Strathmore.
Another top-of-the-table-clash is set for the Lakers next weekend, with Caroline Springs set to face Abers at Aberfeldie Park.
HILLSIDE 15.7 (97) def. KEILOR 0.1 (1)
MATCH CENTRE
Hillside has picked up its first win since Round 1 following a thumping win over Keilor at the Shark Park.
The Sharks ran onto the field for the second game under Blaise Ferraro following his return the week prior, with last year’s premiership coach looking to reroute his side back onto the right track.
Some big bags of goals were kicked on Saturday as Caitlin Sargent lit up the field with a season-best outing of five.
VFLW royalty was on display at Shark Park as last season’s leading goal kicker and 2024 grand final best on ground Nyakoat Dojiok suited up for the second straight week in teal, white, and black.
Dojiok slotted four goals in her second game and will certainly be a handy player to have on the field for the Sharks, depending on selection and commitments with North Melbourne-Werribee’s VFLW side.
Natasha Campbell, Logan Hearne, Brooke Kerrigan, and Leilani Petaia all had an impact on the match with one goal each, with Petaia doing so for the first time in Premier Division.
It’s another bitter pill to swallow for the Blues who have now endured a seventh straight loss in season 2026. But on the bright side, the positives shine through the commitments of their players to the club week by week.
Again, some of Keilor’s best were Olivia Castello, who has had a superb year, Maddison Cotton, Laura Wright, and Tahlia Psaila, all of whom have featured on best-on lists across the season.
Tiana Stinton joined them in her Premier Division debut after spending some time on Keilor’s under 19’s list.
The Blues will have next weekend off for the bye and will return in Round 9 for a clash with Oak Park.
Hillside will travel down the Calder for a meeting with Moonee Valley at Ormond Park.
OAK PARK 7.9 (51) def. MOONEE VALLEY 0.1 (1)
MATCH CENTRE
Oak Park has picked up a third consecutive win after it overcame Moonee Valley by 50 points at JP Fawkner Reserve.
In what was an action-packed day both on and off the field at Winifred Street, the Kangas took to the field donning the pink and white stripes under the Saturday night lights, raising vital funds for Red Nose Australia in Darcy’s Round.
It was all Kangas from the moment the ball was tossed into the air, with five goal scorers paving the way for the huge victory.
Tamsyn Kirk made her first appearance on the goal sheet with two majors in her second outing for the season.
Holly McGregor scored double for a consecutive week and was joined by Mia Briedis and Tayah Kelly who both scored big.
Moonee Valley entered this clash following a mammoth win over Keilor the weekend prior but was unable to put a major on board on Saturday.
The result sees the Fog drop to sixth on the table with a 2-4 record as we enter the halfway mark of the season.
Some of the best on show for Moonee Valley under the lights were Tara Newman, Isabella Theodosis, Chaylee Revee, and Nadia Valenti.
The Roos found additional strength through Ellie Huggard, Trilby Sheppard, and Maggie Styles.
Huggard was dominant in the win and was named the Doutta Galla Player of the Match as part of the Nelson Alexander EDFL Match of the Day.
Next weekend sees an away trip for the Roos as they face Essendon Doutta Stars, with Moonee Valley set to host Hillside.
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By Ben Parker
OAK PARK 13.8 (86) def. by MOONEE VALLEY 19.5 (119)
MATCH CENTRE
Moonee Valley has stunned Oak Park with a season-defining 33-point road win at JP Fawkner Reserve.
In a win that could shape their season, the Valley find themselves two games clear inside the top five on the ladder as the halfway mark of the season quickly approaches.
A remarkable turnaround from last year, it’s wins like these that can cement a side as a genuine premiership contender.
Oak Park struck first to take a slim six-point buffer into quarter time before the Valley fired back with six second quarter goals to three to take a two-goal lead into half-time.
In what was proving to be a game of momentum swings, Oak Park hit back with six goals in the third term to recapture what was turning out to be precious lead.
A thrilling last quarter was in store for onlookers at JP Fawkner Reserve, however the home crowd were quickly silenced as Moonee Valley blew the Roos out of the park with eight goals to one in the final quarter.
Richard Potter was pivotal for the Valley with six goals to his name as he went on to claim the Doutta Galla player of the match honours, while captain Callum Clinnick churned out another sensational performance.
Meanwhile for Oak Park, its second loss of the season has seen it slide down to fifth position on the ladder.
In what’s perhaps a sign of just how even the competition is this year, the Roos will need to bounce back strongly.
Moonee Valley will travel to Leo Dineen Reserve next week for what’s building as an intriguing bout against Tullamarine, while Oak Park will also hit the road to take on St Albans.
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CRAIGIEBURN 28.22 (150) def. EAST KEILOR 10.5 (65)
MATCH CENTRE
Craigieburn has demolished East Keilor to the tune of 125 points in effortless fashion at DS Aitken Reserve.
The Eagles were red-hot from the start and put the Cougars to the sword with 10 first half goals.
But East Keilor were sticking around and converted seven first half goals of their own to only trail by 27 points at the main break in play.
However, it was one-way traffic after half-time.
The Eagles almost matched their first half score with a lumping nine third quarter goals to all but seal the game.
They went on to kick another nine in the fourth quarter to power away from a defeated East Keilor outfit.
Eighteen second half goals were no doubt the key takeaway from the game if you’re an Eagles fan.
Hayden Polley had a day out with a fill up of 12 goals, while brother Blake was also instrumental in the win.
A shining light for the Cougars came in the form of Cooper Matthews, who kicked half of his side’s total score with a bag of five goals.
Craigieburn is set for a top-of-the-table blockbuster with West Coburg next week, while East Keilor will return home to host Rupertswood.
TULLAMARINE 25.19 (169) def. ST ALBANS 6.5 (41)
MATCH CENTRE
Tullamarine has taken down St Albans by 128 points in brutal fashion at Leo Dineen Reserve.
The game was all but finished at quarter time, with the Dees kicking 10 goals to one and jumping out to a 59-point lead at the first break in play.
St Albans proved gritty and were able to stick around in the second term, before the Dees kicked away again in the second half to seal the deal.
A further 11 goals to two in the second half was evident of the improvement in this Tullamarine unit.
Thirteen individual goalkickers for the afternoon was another key takeaway for the Dees, with a complete team performance no doubt pleasing coach Zack Carey.
While for St Albans, its fifth loss of the season has seen it lose touch with top five as it now sits three games out of fifth position.
Tullamarine is set to host Moonee Valley next week in what’s a mouth-watering clash between two emerging sides, while it gets no easier for St Albans as it hosts Oak Park.
RUPERTSWOOD 11.12 (78) def. by TAYLORS LAKES 16.9 (105)
MATCH CENTRE
Taylors Lakes is back on the winner's list after outlasting Ruperstwood by 27 points at Salesian College.
It’s just the second win of the season for the Lions who snapped a three-game losing streak in doing so.
Their best football is certainly good enough to compete with the top sides, however, they just haven’t been able put it all together so far this season.
This vital win could be just what they needed to kick back into some good form.
They came out of the blocks charging with six unanswered opening quarter goals.
This lead would prove to be pivotal as Rupo struggled to completely peg back the margin come crunch time.
Another five goals in the second quarter saw the Lions take a 49-point lead into the main break in play, with the game well and truly on their terms.
But Rupo stuck on well, and with six goals of their own in the third quarter, Taylors Lakes was once again under the pump in a second half.
The deficit was cut back to just 16 points at the final break, before the Lions ultimately steadied and recorded an important 27-point win.
Inside gun Chris Vulic was back to his brilliant best with a dominant midfield performance, while big man Lachy Rayner continues to strengthen his case as the best ruck in the competition with another outstanding effort.
For Rupo, Mitch Johnson kicked four goals in what was ultimately a disappointing day for the hosts.
Taylors Lakes will hit the road again for another critical game, this time against Avondale Heights, while Ruperstwood will look to bounce back against East Keilor.
AVONDALE HEIGHTS 9.7 (61) def. by WEST COBURG 19.10 (124)
MATCH CENTRE
West Coburg has cruised to a 63-point win over Avondale Heights at Canning Reserve to hold firm on top of the Division One ladder for another week.
After an even first quarter where the two sides couldn’t be split, the Burgers slowly kicked into gear as they began to grind away from the Heights.
Six second-quarter goals to two created a bit of breathing room for the Burgers who looked to slowly be getting on top in the contest.
The wall was completely broken in the second half as the Burgers kicked away to record a commanding 63-point road victory.
It’s six wins now for their season and they look to be as strong as ever as they make another run at the premiership.
With contributors all over the ground, Jesse Martini and Reed Cathcart were both strong with three goals each to their names.
While for the Heights, their fourth loss of the year has seen them slide out of the top five and into sixth position on the ladder.
They’ll need to regain some of their sizzling form from last season if they want to get their season back on track.
Recruit Jacob Sandman was brave in defeat with a solid performance.
West Coburg will take on Craigieburn next week in a block-buster clash at Jacana Reserve, while Avondale Heights stay at home to host Taylors Lakes.
By Jake Reeves & Michelle Dunstan
ROXBURGH PARK 1.0 (6) def. by COBURG DISTRICTS 6.7 (43)
MATCH CENTRE
Coburg Districts is back on the winner's list after a dominant 37-point victory over Roxburgh Park at Lakeside Reserve.
It was a scrappy and low-scoring opening term but the class of Coburg Districts rose in the middle stages of the match and slowly put the game out of reach.
The Lions kept Roxy scoreless for the entirety of the match until a late last quarter goal to Haylea Cooke which broke the drought.
Skipper Sarah Docherty stood up again in the win, alongside superstar teammates Zoe Manning and Laura Hammer for Coburg Districts.
Roxy will be hoping to get their second win of the season next weekend against East Sunbury at Lakeside Reserve.
Coburg Districts is after back-to-back wins when it faces the Sunbury Lions back at home at Cole Reserve.
SUNBURY KANGAROOS 4.7 (31) def. TAYLORS LAKES 1.3 (9)
MATCH CENTRE
Sunbury Kangaroos snapped a two-game losing streak with a 22-point win over Taylors Lakes.
The win moves the Kangaroos one game out of the top four, while Taylors Lakes remain winless in last.
The damage was done by quarter time with the Kangaroos kicking 3.2 to no score.
Each side added one major after that to carry through to the final siren.
Carly Blythe, Lisa Kirby, Nicole Knudsen, and Kristy Turner each slotted a goal for the Roos, while Nicole Cameron and Mia Briggs were also strong in the win.
Charlie Goodwin slotted the lone major for the Lions, with Rebecca Foggie and Sarah Sullivan named their best.
The Lions will host Burnside Heights next week, while the Kangaroos will play Keilor Park.
SUNBURY LIONS 4.4 (28) def. by TULLAMARINE 7.8 (50)
MATCH CENTRE
Tullamarine made it two wins in a row with a 22-point win over Sunbury Lions at Clarke Oval.
Tullamarine opened up a 25-point buffer at half time after an even first quarter with three unanswered goals.
The Lions responded in the third with four goals to one, making it a five-point game heading into the last.
After a bit of an arm wrestle, the Dees kicked two goals and five behinds to close out the contest.
Summa Blackburn starred with four goals and was among the best alongside Anais Lipski.
Pauline Hutchins kicked all four goals for the Lions, as Tayla Wilson and Hayley Parke didn't stop trying alongside her.
Tulla will host Gisborne next week, while the Lions will play Coburg Districts.
CRAIGIEBURN 7.8 (50) def. EAST SUNBURY 4.4 (28)
MATCH CENTRE
Classy Craigieburn rose over East Sunbury in a powerful performance by 22 points at Vic Foster Reserve.
The Eagles held the Thunder scoreless at the first change but could not nail all their chances and left the door open for the visitors.
Craigieburn held the edge throughout the match and found its way to fifth win of the season, which leaves East Sunbury even on the ledger at three wins and three losses heading into the midway point of the season.
It was the usual suspects for the Eagles with Sienna Scuderi and Mietta Datson being seen as the best in the victory.
For the Thunder, it was Anna-Maria Rice, Sophia Iosifdis, and Sarah Hunt who gave them a chance on Saturday.
The third-placed Craigieburn will wish to continue their winning ways when they face the undefeated Westmeadows at Willowbrook Reserve in a twilight slot.
East Sunbury is set to meet Roxburgh Park at Lakeside Reserve on Saturday morning.
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 5.3 (33) def. KEILOR PARK 1.4 (10)
MATCH CENTRE
Burnside Heights has recorded a statement 23-point win over Keilor Park at Tenterfield Drive.
The Bears move up to second spot with the win, while the Devils are down to fourth spot.
Keilor Park got the scoring started in the first, kicking 1.3 while holding the Bears scoreless.
Burnside Heights responded in the second quarter with three unanswered goals to lead by 10 points at the main break.
The Bears would allow just one more point for the Devils while adding another 14 points to their score in the last, enjoying a brilliant win in the process.
Nicole Santos kicked two with Olivia Antonello, Kiara Asani-Davis, and Aarzu Mavi kicking one each.
Caitlyn Crameri was the lone goal scorer for the Devils with Alana Vidov named their best.
The Bears will next play Taylors Lakes, while the Devils will host Sunbury Kangaroos.
GISBORNE 1.4 (10) def. by WESTMEADOWS 13.7 (85)
MATCH CENTRE
Westmeadows' premiership dreams are sky high after a 75-point thumping win over Gisborne at Gardiner Reserve.
The Tigers have now solidified themselves as the clear premiership favourites after another dominant display of football over Gisborne.
Westmeadows kicked two goals in the opening term, but a second and third quarter blitz saw the visitors put on nine goals to zero and hold the Bulldogs to two behinds heading into the final term.
Gisborne finally hit the scoreboard, but it put an end to a tough day for the Bulldogs.
It was a standout game from Stefanie Maiorana who nailed a season-high four goals across the match.
The most dominant forward in the competition Courteney Munn and teammate Danielle Linton kicked three goals each and looked unstoppable on Saturday for Westmeadows.
Amy O’Kelly’s brilliant form continued once again as she received her sixth best player feature of the season out of six games, and continues to give her team a chance week in week out.
Maisy Crowther and Hayley Mitchell also looked promising for Gisborne on a tough afternoon.
Gisborne will be looking for a win against the eighth placed Tullamarine at Leo Dineen Reserve on Saturday morning.
Westmeadows is set to host Craigieburn in a blockbuster top-four clash on Saturday evening at Willowbrook Reserve.
By Leroy de Villiers
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 16.10 (106) def. KEILOR PARK 14.10 (94)
MATCH CENTRE
Burnside Heights has picked up its first win of the season with a 12-point victory over Keilor Park at Tenterfield Drive.
The game ebbed and flowed throug the first three quarters with the margin just two points at the final change, in favour of the Bears.
The two sides traded goals into time-on in the final quarter, before consecutive goals from Cade Anset and Jacob Elia major opened up a 20-point lead at the 29-minute mark.
The Devils added one more goal, but couldn't get over the line.
Ethan Dalla Rosa was the star of the show with five goals, while Anset finished with four and Elia finished with two.
Lachlan Evans was immense in the ruck, while Zack Williams enjoyed one of his better games at the Bears.
Peter Barbopoulos and Sam Pontin each kicked three for Keilor Park, while Leon and Lindon Bektash were the best for the Devils.
The Bears will next host Northern Saints, while Keilor Park will head to Sewell Reserve to play Glenroy.
NORTHERN SAINTS 11.10 (76) def. by HADFIELD 17.12 (114)
MATCH CENTRE
Hadfield has defeated local rival Northern Saints by 38 points at Charles Mutton Reserve.
The win makes it three in a row for the Hawks with another outing of contributors across the board.
It was the second quarter that opened up the game, with Andrew Beever's men kicking eight goals to one to lead by 40 points at halftime.
Nicholas Gooch was among the best with five goals, while Jake Polizzi and Sam Godden were strong again with Jack Slavich.
The Saints remain in ninth with the loss, but had some solid contributions from Hassan Bakkar (four goals), Ezzat Haddara (four goals), and Tamer Abdallah.
The Saints will hope to get back on the winner's list next week against Burnside Heights, while Hadfield will host Sunbury Kangaroos.
COBURG DISTRICTS 22.15 (147) def. SUNBURY KANGAROOS 10.10 (70)
MATCH CENTRE
Coburg Districts put on another offensive clinic with a 77-point win over Sunbury Kangaroos.
A 33-point lead was established at the main break, and the Lions would add to it from there with a steady flow of goals through the game.
Pasquale Curcio, Curtis Rawlings, and Darcy Reid each kicked four goals, while Luke Viska (three goals) and Patrick Logan (two goals) managed multiples.
Jake Gatto and Riley Bentley were named the best for the Lions who remain undefeated.
Ryan Pretty led the Kangaroos' scoring with four goals, while Sebastain Sanderson and Mitch Kook were among the best.
The Kangaroos will next play Hadfield, while Coburg Districts will take on Westmeadows.
ROXBURGH PARK 5.10 (40) def. by GLENROY 6.13 (49)
MATCH CENTRE
Glenroy prevailed over Roxburgh Park in a low-scoring affair at Lakeside Reserve.
Neither side was accurate as the margin was within 15 points all game.
In the end, the Roys won ugly and now sit two games clear in second.
Roxburgh Park remains third but are without the separation to Hadfield and Westmeadows.
Mark Sabatino led the scoring for Glenroy with two majors, while Daniel Trifunovic and James Bennie were named the Roys' best.
James Tasiyan slotted two for Roxy and was named their best with Thomas Baker.
Roxy will look to respond against East Sunbury, while Glenroy will host Keilor Park.
WESTMEADOWS 17.9 (111) def. EAST SUNBURY 11.9 (75)
MATCH CENTRE
Westmeadows made it consecutive victories with a 36-point win over East Sunbury at Willowbrook Reserve.
Seven goals to one in the second quarter opened up what would be an unassailable margin for the vistors.
Shaun O'Grady returned with four goals, as Nick Mathewes also booted four goals.
Adrian Alfonsi (three goals), Mason Mineo (two goals), and Alessio Saitta (two goals) also managed mutliples, with Ryan Capron and Riley Hearne strong in the win.
Todd Elton made it six out of seven games with multiple goals, another haul of four the result.
Dillon Norton and Bailee Revell were the best for the Thunder.
East Sunbury sits in sixth spot and will look to bounce back against Roxburgh Park.
Westmeadows sit in fifth and will host Coburg Districts in an exciting contest.
