WAFL round 16…
Tricky mathematics aside, the main interest left in the WAFL season is in who might take out the wooden spoon. A win by Peel in round 16 has put the spotlight on Perth who lost to another spoon contender South Fremantle. West Perth’s inability to win at home meant they couldn’t take a step towards fourth place and time is running out.
EAGLEHAWK kept their 2014 finals hopes well and truly alive with a 59-point win over South Bendigo at Canterbury Park on Saturday.
WAFL round 15
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CAUGHT: West Perth’s Dan Hunt runs into a Timothy Kelly tackle at Fremantle Oval. Photo by Les Everett
Winter arrived in style at the Warringa Crescent ground for the round seven FIDA western derby between home team Wyndham and ladder leader Williamstown.
The icy cross-ground wind and the frequent rain didn’t stop Williamstown from a bright three-goal start. The hosts got back into the game with a two-goal second quarter but were then shut right down in the second-half. Continue reading
GISBORNE shrugged off a determined Maryborough to take control of Saturday’s second half played in frigid conditions at Gardiner Reserve.
With the mercury barely reaching nine degrees and a frosty breeze gusting across the oval, the Bulldogs booted 16 goals to three in the concluding two quarters. Continue reading
The Victorian Country team won the National Inclusion Carnival in emphatic style when it defeated Vic Metro by 50 points at Ransford Oval Parkville on Sunday.
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