By Luke Mathews
DEER PARK 15.15 (105) def. ABERFELDIE 12.14 (86)
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Deer Park has recorded one of the more memorable wins in its time in the EDFL with a 19-point win over Aberfeldie at John McLeod Reserve.
The win sees Jamie Madigan’s side climb into fourth, as well as maintain their perfect record at home to start 2025.
Saturday’s defeat means Aberfeldie loses second spot on the ladder and slips behind Strathmore after its second loss for the season.
Both sides were locked in a tight tussle for most of the first half with the lead changing seven times, and Deer Park ahead by just four points at the main break.
The Lions opened up a bit of breathing space just before the three-quarter time siren when Mark Galea goaled to put the home side 13 points up.
The advantage was cut with back-to-back goals to tie the scores three minutes into the last, however from then on it was all Deer Park, piling on four of the next five to seal victory.
Captain Spiros Amarantidis led from the front kicking two goals, while Kier Bol and Billy Cannolo held firm in defence all day.
Despite going down, Samuel Medland was among Abers' best kicking three goals, while Tom Pound and Jai Bahnert had their best games for the year.
Abers will head to Windy Hill to take on Strathmore in the marquee King’s Birthday clash, while Deer Park will square off with Airport West at Hansen Reserve the following week.
PASCOE VALE 15.14 (104) def. AIRPORT WEST 6.9 (45)
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Pascoe Vale has returned to the winners list with a 59-point win over Airport West at Raeburn Reserve.
Saturday’s victory is the Panthers' second win for the season and comes just days after coach Leigh Tudor stepped away to pursue business opportunities.
Meanwhile, it was another damning loss for the Eagles who are now winless in their last three, with an average losing margin of 51 points across the three games.
It was a six-goal-to-nil third quarter blitz that sealed the victory, with Airport West letting just a 12-point half time deficit blow out to 52 points by three quarter time.
Youngster Noah Scott stepped up for the Panthers kicking three goals in his best game of senior footy, while Paul Ahern and Sunny Brazier returned to form with strong performances.
For the Eagles, Jacob Bygate continued his strong season with another two goals, while Ned Hawkins and Lachlan Di Sebastiano fought hard despite going down.
Airport West will be hoping to break its losing streak when it hosts Deer Park after the break, while Pascoe Vale will travel to Overland Reserve to take on East Keilor.
GREENVALE 27.18 (180) def. EAST KEILOR 5.3 (33)
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Greenvale has recorded its second win for the year defeating East Keilor by 147 points at Section Road.
The Jets remain in ninth spot on the ladder despite picking up the win, while East Keilor remains winless at the bottom.
It was the home side’s first half dominance that set up the win, kicking eight goals in the first term, before backing it up with another nine goals in the second quarter.
Josh Porter pulled on the black and green for the first time in 2025 and made up for lost time kicking 10 goals, while Blake Justice and Corey Baker also put in impressive performances.
It was a much better offensive performance for the Cougars kicking five goals for the match, with Nathan Perrone booting two, while Lachlan Jones and Max Grant Campbell also hit the scoreboard.
After the break, Greenvale will be back at home to take on Marby, while East Keilor will square off with Pascoe Vale at Overland Reserve.
STRATHMORE 11.17 (83) def. ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 9.7 (61)
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Strathmore has grinded out its second win of the year after defeating Essendon Doutta Stars by 22 points at Lebanon Reserve.
The win sees the Mores move back into second spot on the ladder, while Douttas remain in sixth spot with just the three wins for the season.
The home side took just a two-point lead into the main break, however they were left to rue plenty of missed opportunities kicking 12 behinds in the first half.
In the end it was a seven-goal-to-four second half that sealed the win with Douttas unable to make the Mores pay for their inaccuracy in front of goal.
Superstar Athan Tsialtas was the difference in the end booting a game-high four goals, while Cooper West and Liam Cavanagh put in impressive performances once again.
For Douttas, Thomas Legudi and Giacomo Thomas continued to be dangerous threats forward of the ball kicking two goals each, while Joshua Sampson had his best game for the season.
Strathmore will face a much tougher test next week when it takes on Aberfeldie at Windy Hill in the King’s Birthday clash, while Douttas will face off with Keilor at Joe Brown Oval after the break.
MARIBYRNONG PARK 9.17 (71) def. by KEILOR 17.11 (113)
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Keilor has overcome a brave Maribyrnong Park outfit, defeating the Lions by 42 points at Monk Oval.
The win extends the reigning premier's unbeaten streak to 10 to sit on top of the ladder, while Marby drops back to fifth with a 4-4 record.
Coach Mick McGuane praised the home side’s spirit and effort, however he was pleased was how his side absorbed the heat and found a way to score 12 goals in the second half.
The Blues led by 16 at the first change with Marby unable to convert on the scoreboard, kicking just one goal from six scores.
The Lions quickly clicked into gear with the last four goals of the second term to reduce the margin to just one point at the main break.
The sides traded goals to start the third, however it was Marby who got their noses in front by eight points 18 minutes into the third term.
From then on it was all Keilor, with the Blues kicking 10 of the last 11 goals to storm away to a seven-goal victory.
Captain Kane Barbuto starred again kicking three goals to will his side over the line, while Joel Sadler and Harrison Kennedy were terrific in Saturday’s victory.
For Marby, Kieran McGadey was excellent once again kicking another two goals, while Ned Ryan and Jack Gerardi were valiant in defeat.
After the week off, Marby will travel to Section Road to take on Greenvale, while Keilor will be back at Joe Brown Oval to square off with Essendon Doutta Stars.
By Ashleigh Matosevic
MOONEE VALLEY 14.3 (87) def. GREENVALE 1.7 (13)
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Moonee Valley has gone back to back after an impressive performance against Greenvale, with a stunning six goals in the third term helping them cruise to a 74-point win.
Led by another heroic performance by Charlotte D'Ambrosio, her seven goals helped seal the victory.
Nadia Valenti also dominated on the field, with the captain bagging five goals of her own.
For Greenvale, it was a different story. Despite a lone goal from Kayla Peake and performances from the likes of Jorji Allison and Terira Fry, the side weren't able to hold up against Moonee Valley's relentless pressure.
Hoping to carry on their momentum and aim for a third consecutive win, Moonee Valley will take on Keilor at Green Gully Reserve in Round 9.
Greenvale will look to bounce back, when they take on Oak Park next at JP Fawkner Reserve.
ABERFELDIE 9.4 (58) def. HILLSIDE 5.4 (34)
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Aberfeldie got its revenge against Hillside with a 24-point win ending the Sharks' unbeaten run.
In what was a sharp turnaround, the game was ultimately won in the second half for two blues.
After trailing by eight points in the opening quarter, Aberfeldie crawled back and ended up leading by 30 points in the third.
Moana Hope continued her unstoppable run, adding another five goals to her season tally of 38 so far.
Emily Smith also had a stellar day on the field, pocketing three goals.
Annalise Wilkie provided some scoreboard relief with her two goals for Hillside.
Makaylah Brne, Nicolette Paschalis, and Emily Paterno did what they could, each kicking a goal on the weekend.
But it was Aberfeldie who had the last laugh, securing the win.
Aberfeldie next takes on Essendon Doutta Stars at Clifton Park this week, while Hillside have Maribyrnong Park to look forward to, as the two teams will meet at Hillside Recreation Reserve.
ESSENDON DOUTTA STARS 5.17 (47) def. KEILOR 3.5 (23)
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Essendon Doutta Stars defeated Keilor in a gritty 24-point win at Nipper Jordan Oval.
Despite Keilor earning the lead in the opener and kicking inaccuracies on both sides, it was Douttas who fought hard and ultimately ran through to the final term with the win in their hands.
Ada Pizzinga was once again impactful for her side, kicking three goals on the afternoon.
Stephanie Mitchell and Mia Tully also scored a goal, with Camryn Bux awarded the Mount Alexander Hotel player of the match award.
It was Douttas' chances at the goals that made all the difference, with behinds keeping them ahead when it mattered.
Next up for the Stars, they'll be taking on Aberfeldie at Clifton Park. Keilor will be looking for better fortunes when they head to Green Gully Reserve to host Moonee Valley.
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MARIBYRNONG PARK 10.1 (61) def. by OAK PARK 10.5 (65)
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Oak Park survived a major scare from Maribyrnong Park with a four-point win at Walsh Oval.
Trailing by 29 points at the first change, Oak Park pulled a off stunning comeback to come from behind and narrowly edge out their opponents.
Sasha Nelson and Maggie Styles were instrumental in the win. Their efforts, a combined total of six goals, helping their side from preventing what would of been one of the biggest upsets this season.
Emily Taylor and Felicity Theodore also had performances to remember, with the duo bagging two goals each.
The bittersweet loss for Maribyrnong Park saw significant highlights including an incredible performance from Alexandra McBride-Loane, who pulled off a striking six-goal haul.
Piper Dixon also fired in front of goal, kicking three majors in the end.
Oak Park will take its heart-stopping win and use that as momentum when they face Greenvale over at JP Fawkner Reserve in Round 9.
Maribyrnong Park will be eager for their first win of their season as they head over to Shark Park to battle Hillside.
By Ben Parker
OAK PARK 16.11 (107) def. WEST COBURG 13.9 (87)
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Oak Park has outlasted West Coburg to win by 20 points in a thrilling dual at JP Fawkner Reserve.
In what was a tight, see-sawing contest, it was the Kangaroos who gained the upper edge and drew away late to collect the four points.
The Roos took a mere one-point lead into the main break, with both sides' attack on the footy and accuracy in front of goals being the highlights of the first half.
It only got better though.
The third quarter was another back and forth stoush before the Roos dug deep and found the reserves late to overcome an extremely gallant West Coburg outfit.
Errol McConnell and Kane O’Halloran were brilliant for the Roos.
In what were two game-winning performances, these two did not put a foot wrong.
McConnell was everywhere and his work rate around the ground could not be missed, meanwhile O’Halloran was pivotal down forward. His bag of four goals proving crucial in the end.
West Coburg will be disappointed with this one, but should keep their heads held firmly high after was a really positive performance.
Away from home and facing their toughest opponent to date, the Burgers were certainly up for the fight.
Ruiari Cleary was back to his best, and Mohamad Saad and Ali Khoder both slotted three goals each.
This highly anticipated matchup certainly did not disappoint, and expect these two to be battling it out come September.
Both sides get a week off now due to the King's Birthday break. When they return, Oak Park clash with Moonee Valley and West Coburg will play host to Tullamarine.
AVONDALE HEIGHTS 10.19 (79) def. ST ALBANS 9.7 (61)
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Avondale Heights has handed St Albans its fourth straight defeat as the Heights proved their class at home again with an 18-point win.
It was the Heights who came out with the hot start. They took a 16-point lead into quarter time and this lead should have been extended at the main break had they kicked straight.
The scoring shots were in favour to Avondale, 17-7 at half-time, and yet they only held a lead of 20 points.
The inaccurate kicking would continue, but so would the Heights' pressure and ability to win the footy at the source.
They were sensational at stoppages all day and off the back of this, drew away for a comfortable three-goal win.
A three-goal win that probably should have been doubled, but nevertheless, Avondale bank the four points here.
They had eight individual goal kickers, and Sahaf Ali nailed some crucial goals on his way to three majors.
Meanwhile, St Albans has been left scrambling as it suffered its fourth loss in as many weeks.
The Saints were lucky to still be in this contest given the wayward kicking of Avondale. The door was left open, but unfortunately the Saints just couldn’t capitalise on the few opportunities they had.
Six of their nine goals came from the boots of Mason Dipetta and Lachlan Calder, as they each kicked three goals.
After the break, St Albans gets its chance to bounce back when it hosts Roxburgh Park. Meanwhile, Avondale Heights will travel out to the Eagles' nest to take on Craigieburn.
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HILLSIDE 14.15 (99) def. CRAIGIEBURN 7.9 (51)
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Hillside has moved back into the top three with a comfortable 54-point win over Craigieburn.
After what was a tight first half where the Sharks only led by five points, they circled and pounced in the second half to swim away with another big win.
In a second-half demolition job where they kicked 10 goals to the Eagles three, the Sharks never looked like being upstaged.
What was perhaps the most pleasing aspect of the performance for coach Mo Kaakour was the contributions from his young guns.
Rising talents Noah Asciak and Khalil Kaakour were pivotal all day, and it was business as usual for star forward Josh Covelli as he kicked seven majors.
Craigieburn will be searching for answers after this one.
The Eagles were right in the thick of things up until half time. Their contest work was excellent and their pressure was a standout, but they couldn’t sustain this for a full four-quarter effort.
When the Sharks lifted and smelt blood, they ultimately could not go with them.
The loss sees the Eagles fall down to seventh of the ladder and with work to do if they want to get back into finals contention.
Luke Collins battled hard all day, and Harry Albon recorded two goals in his return.
When footy returns, Craigieburn will host Avondale Heights at DS Aitken Reserve, and Hillside will travel to Taylors Lakes to take on the Lions.
ROXBURGH PARK 8.11 (59) def. by MOONEE VALLEY 9.12 (66)
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Moonee Valley has notched up its third win of the season in an exhilarating seven-point victory over Roxburgh Park.
The Fog took a 28-point lead into the final term after three quarters of their best footy. They had the game shaped exactly where they wanted it, but had to withstand a last quarter fightback from Roxy.
Roxy came motoring home with three unanswered goals in the last term to peg the margin back to just the seven points.
They were dominant in the last and perhaps should have gotten even closer had they kicked straight.
Roxburgh Park had seven scoring chances in the final term compared to Moonee Valley’s one, but they ultimately failed to overcome the deficit.
The loss leaves Roxy as still the only side in the competition to have not won a game, and it gets no easier for them when they clash with St Albans after the break.
Luke Smith and Jack Elliott were both prolific contributors on the day with strong individual performances.
For Moonee Valley, Luke Denny and Josh Toy were two of their best. They were a force all day around the ground, and young gun Zayas Leonedas also chipped in with two goals.
The Fog will host Oak Park after the break.
TULLAMARINE 11.5 (71) def. by TAYLORS LAKES 12.16 (88)
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Taylors Lakes has bounced back with a 17-point win over Tullamarine.
In another tightly contested clash, the Lions flexed their muscles in the second half to come away with the win.
Tullamarine led by a slender three points at the main break before the Lions were ultimately able to take control.
The Lions 17 had scoring shots in the second half as opposed to the Dees' seven.
The Dees should count themselves slightly lucky that the end result wasn’t any greater, considering the inaccurate goalkicking of the Lions.
Nevertheless, the win leave Taylors Lakes at an even 4-4 split for the season and in sixth position, with a fighting chance for a finals birth.
Meanwhile Tullamarine slip to 3-5.
For the Dees, Shaun McKernan and James Vistarini were the only dangerous goal threats, with McKernan kicking four goals and Vistarini snagging three.
Taylors Lakes had plenty of contributors in a really positive team performance. However, Jack Burns was the standout. Instrumental around the ground all day, he was clearly the Lion’s best.
Jack Gusman also chipped in with a bag of four goals and Christian Petersen kicked three as well.
Next up after the break, Taylors Lakes will host Hillside in a pivotal match for their season, and it does not get easier for Tullamarine when it travels to Shore Reserve to take on West Coburg.
By Ashleigh Matosevic
COBURG DISTRICTS 1.2 (8) def. by KEILOR PARK 17.11 (113)
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Keilor Park turned it up for a masterclass showing in their 105-point win against Coburg Districts.
Opening the first term with 27 points, the Devils racked up the goals and left their opponents struggling for answers until the final siren.
With seven individual goalkickers on the afternoon, it was a standout performance and a serious percentage booster.
Leading the charge, Caitlyn Crameri had a dominant performance that included a massive six-goal haul.
Georgia O’Donovan and Krystyn Raymundo also caused damage, having four goals each.
Districts' eight-point display had some good offerings, including Katherine Jansen's goal. But it wasn't enough to deter a red-hot Keilor Park side.
With Round 8 kicking off on June 14, Keilor Park will turn its focus to a clash with Westmeadows at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve.
Coburg Districts face a tough challenge when they meet ladder leaders Strathmore at Lebanon Reserve.
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STRATHMORE 21.11 (137) def. BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 1.0 (6)
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It was a 131-point demolition by Strathmore who had no worries taking on Burnside Heights.
Right from the first bounce, Strathmore were ruthless as they quickly locked down Burnside to pile on the scoreboard pressure.
With a 35-point opening that set the tone for what would be their seventh consecutive win, Strathmore fired up at Boeing Reserve, kicking 21 goals.
Talia Motta was exceptional in the win, with her five-goal haul leading her side to return to the winner's circle once again.
Milla Murphy's heroics were also warmly welcomed, with the ball magnet adding five of her own to the scoreline.
The Bears did what they could going up against a relentless Strathmore side, with Holly McGregor sneaking a goal in the third term.
With Strathmore's win firmly securing their spot at the top of the ladder, they'll aim to continue their undefeated streak next game when they take on Coburg Districts.
Meanwhile, the Bears will keep their head and their focus on the new round ahead as they take on Tullamarine at Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve.
TULLAMARINE 0.0 (0) def. by WESTMEADOWS 8.7 (55)
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Westmeadows were simply unstoppable shutting down Tullamarine in a dominant 55-point win under lights.
It was a game to remember for Westmeadows, with the side not allowing their opponents to register a single point.
Across all four quarters, Westmeadows smothered any forward movement for Tullamarine, and hit the scoreboard steadily to run away with win at Leo Dineen Reserve.
Courteney Munn was impressive delivering three goals in her side's victory, while Danielle Linton chipped in with two of her own.
Also contributing to the score was Liana Keenan, Stefanie Maiorana, and Jacinta Scott who finished the afternoon with a goal each.
Back to the winner's circle, Westmeadows will now shift focus to a clash with Keilor Park at Keilor Park Recreation Reserve.
For Tullamarine, it'll be a time to reset and seek redemption when they meet Burnside Heights at Burnside Heights Recreation Reserve.
By Eliza Duncan
BURNSIDE HEIGHTS 15.7 (97) def. EAST SUNBURY 10.8 (68)
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Burnside Heights has picked up its third win following a 29-point victory over East Sunbury.
It was a dominant third quarter that was the difference with the Bears kicking seven goals to one, opening up an eight-point half time lead to 40 heading into the last.
Jacob Elia elevated a brilliant 2025 with a season-high six goals, while Greg Constantinou continues to add another dimension up front with three goals.
Marcus D’Angelo and Josh Neralic were named the Bears' best alongside Elia.
It was an encouraging performance for the Thunder who fought until the end, even winning the final quarter.
Brendan Fevola put up a season-high five goals, with Mitch Trimboli and Lachlan Brne were among the best for East Sunbury.
Burnside Heights will play Northern Saints after the break, while East Sunbury will host Coburg Districts.
SUNBURY KANGAROOS 12.5 (77) def. by KEILOR PARK 12.9 (81)
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Keilor Park has won a four-point thriller against the Sunbury Kangaroos at Eric Boardman Reserve.
The win keeps the Devils a game clear inside the top three, while the Kangaroos stay in fifth spot.
It was neck and neck all day as the Kangaroos held a game-high 18 points late in the second, before the Devils kicked four goals in time on to lead by a kick at the main break.
The third quarter ebbed and flowed with the margin just two points heading into the last.
Keilor Park kicked the first two goals of the final term to lead by 15, before the Kangaroos kicked three of the last four to be within a kick in the dying stages.
It would be the Devils who held on for win number six with Daylan Kempster again proving pivotal with five goals.
The Pontin brothers were sublime again with Samuel strong in the ruck, and Jarod adding two goals.
Kangaroos skipper Mitch Streiff bagged six majors to continue his great season in front of the big sticks, while Stephen Treweek and Shawn Bowden were strong again.
The Kangaroos will play Glenroy after the break, while Keilor Park will host Westmeadows.
COBURG DISTRICTS 15.8 (98) def. NORTHERN SAINTS 10.13 (73)
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Coburg Districts picked up a crucial 25-point win over Northern Saints on Nelson Alexander EDFL Match of the Day.
The win snaps a three-game losing streak and brings Districts just one game out of the top five.
It was a tight contest for most of the afternoon with Coburg Districts halting any Northern Saints momentum swings.
Jack McNamara was the star of the day kicking a bag of 10 to win the Mount Alexander Hotel player of the match award.
The key forward returned after a couple of games off to kick a career-high and prove the difference in the end.
Ayden Skroce and Riley Bentley were also incredibly valuable for the Lions.
Tamer Abdallah's men will be ruing some missed opportunities in front of goal kicking 10 goals from 23 scores.
Nick Bruno and Khoder Taleb kicked two goals each with captain Anthony Petrocco named their best.
The Saints will look to bounce back after the break against Burnside Heights, while Coburg Districts will play East Sunbury.
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GLENROY 10.7 (67) def. by RUPERTSWOOD 11.10 (76)
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Rupertswood has snapped Glenroy's unbeaten run with a nine-point win at Sewell Reserve.
It was another thriller in this division with Rupo's 18-point lead at the first break a game high.
Glenroy kicked five goals to two in the second term to work back in the contest and trail by just one point at the main break.
It was goal for goal from that point on, right until the 12-minute mark in the fourth where Rupo kicked consecutive goals, ultimately proving the difference.
Young gun Fraser Phelan-Smith kicked four goals in a best-on-ground performance with Angus Price also chipping in with two.
Bailey Verrall and Adam Bartrop were also among the best for Brad Fox's side who wanted to bounce back from their loss last week.
Addam Maric's fairytale run comes to an end, but it wasn't without plenty of positives.
Jake Young kicked another three goals with Mark Sabatino kicking two, while El-Amir Abdul-Wahed was again among the Roys' best.
Glenroy will look to bounce back after the break against Sunbury Kangaroos, while Rupo will host Hadfield.
HADFIELD 11.9 (75) def. by WESTMEADOWS 19.12 (126)
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Westmeadows has picked up its first win on the road with a 51-point triumph over Hadfield at Martin Reserve.
The Tigers' third win in a row was set up in the second half after kicking 11 goals to four to run away with a strong win.
Another game, another Aaron Evans masterclass – a fifth game with four or more goals with the livewire ending with five majors.
Hugo Jenkins returned with four goals, matching Mitch Church's four, while Nathan Sparks was named their best.
17-year-old Jack Dodorico was dominant for Hadfield kicking three goals in a best-on-ground performance, capitalising on the opportunity to represent the Hawks outside of Calder Cannons commitments.
Samir Skinner (three goals) and John Lindon were also valiant in defeat.
Hadfield will look to rebuild in the second half of the season starting with Rupertswood after the break, while Westmeadows will play Keilor Park.
By Eric Forman
SUNBURY LIONS 1.2 (8) def. by SUNBURY KANGAROOS 1.3 (9)
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The Sunbury derby has again ended in a one-point victory for the Kangaroos over the Lions.
The game was unfortunately called off in the third quarter due to an injured player, with the Kangaroos holding a one-point lead at the time.
Kangaroos skipper Lisa Kirby was the best to that point kicking their only goal, while Kelly Caruana kicked the lone goal for the Lions.
The Lions will next play Gisborne after the break, while the Kangaroos will play Taylors Lakes.
ROXBURGH PARK 6.4 (40) def. by TAYLORS LAKES 10.7 (67)
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Taylors Lakes won its third game in a row with a 27-point victory over Roxburgh Park.
The game was closer than the margin suggests with the Lions kicking the last seven scores of the game, three of which goals.
The Lions' forward line was again causing headaches with Rebecca Foggie (three goals), Charlie Goodwin (two goals), and Stef Valerio (two goals) each slotting multiples.
Mia Bondar continued a terrific season named best on ground, making it six out of seven games being named in the best.
It was a return to form for Roxy who've had a tough few weeks.
Dakotta Liddy returned with a best afield performance, while Jameson Best (three goals) and Summa Blackburn (two goals) were strong up forward.
The Magpies will look to bounce back after the break against East Sunbury, as Taylors Lakes will face the Sunbury Kangaroos.
GISBORNE 32.20 (212) def. EAST SUNBURY 0.1 (1)
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Gisborne has recorded a season-high score defeating East Sunbury by 211 points.
It was Gisborne's first game in three weeks and they were certainly raring to go.
Alexia Todorovic had a day out with 10 majors, with six teammates recording multiple goals.
A further seven teammates registered one goal as they will look to come back strong after the break against Sunbury Lions.
Rebecca Gillon and Sarah Oakes were among the Thunder's best who will play Roxburgh Park after the break.
