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MEN’S DIV ONE SEN
FOR the second week in a row, Mornington were able to grab the win by a solitary point; this week beating Devon Meadows.
The Bulldogs just managed to take the lead in the first quarter, scoring 3.4 to the Panthers’ 3.1.
In the second, the Bulldogs continued to climb, scoring 4.3 to the Panthers’ 1.4 and leading by 14 points at the long break.
Devon Meadows managed to win the third quarter, scoring 4.3 to Mornington’s 3.5.
In the final stretch, Devon Meadows nearly managed a comeback, hitting the lead in the middle of the term. They scored 4.1, but Mornington scored 3.4 and managed to have their noses in front when the final siren sounded.
Langwarrin secured a win against Dromana.
In the first quarter, Langwarrin took an early lead after scoring five goals to Dromana’s 1.1.
The Kangaroo’s maintained their lead in the second quarter, scoring 3.2 to the Tigers’ 1.2.
In the third, Dromana picked up their game, scoring 5.3 to Langwarrin’s 4.1, leaving Langwarrin ahead by 27 points.
In the final quarter, the Tigers scored 3.6 to the Kangaroo’s 3.1 giving the Kangaroos a 22-point win.
Edithvale-Aspendale claimed an unexpected win against Frankston YCW.
The Eagles came into the first quarter strongly, scoring 6.3 to the Stonecats’ 1.2.
In the second quarter, Edi-Asp scored 3.2 and Frankston YCW scored 3.1, leaving Edi-Asp to lead by 32 points.
The Stonecats played very well in the third, scoring 5.4 to the Eagles’ 1.6.
In the final quarter, Edi-Asp scored 2.3 to Frankston YCW’s 2.1, allowing Edi-Asp to win by 12 points.
Nathan Wright scored six goals for Edi-Asp. Darcy Murr and Joshua Patullo each scored three goals for the Stonecats.
Rosebud remain on top of the ladder after beating Mt Eliza.
In the first quarter, the ’Buds scored 4.4 while the Redlegs scored 2.2.
Rosebud remained in the lead in the second quarter by scoring 3.4 to Mt Eliza’s 2.1, leaving Rosebud ahead by 23 points
Rosebud continued to climb in the third quarter, scoring 4.3 to the Redlegs’ 2.4.
In the fourth, Rosebud scored a further 4.2 to Mt Eliza’s 2.2, leaving Rosebud to win by 46 points.
Despite a close start, Sorrento came out of their clash against Pines with a win.
In the first quarter, the Sharks took the lead by only one goal after scoring 4.3 to the Pythons’ 3.3.
The teams remained seperated by only one goal in the quarter before the long break, as each team scored 2.2.
Sorrento began to pull ahead in the third quarter by scoring 5.4 to Pines’ 0.4.
In the final quarter, the Sharks scored 1.3 to the Pythons’ 5.2, allowing the Sharks to win by 13 points.
Pines remain on the bottom of the table with just a single win for 2026.
MEN’S DIV TWO SEN
CHELSEA remains on top of the ladder after their win against Frankston Bombers.
Chelsea scored five goals in the first quarter, allowing them to take the lead with the Bombers only scoring 1.5.
In the second quarter, the Bombers were unable to score a goal, only scoring four points while Chelsea furthered their lead to 37 points after scoring 3.4.
Chelsea scored 2.3 in the third quarter to the Bombers’ 3.4.
In the fourth quarter, the Bombers scored two goals to Chelsea’s 5.6, leaving Chelsea to win by 54 points.
Pearcedale’s home ground advantage aided in their win against Bonbeach.
Pearcedale had a great first quarter scoring 7.1 to Bonbeach’s 3.1.
In the quarter before the long break, Pearcedale continued to climb, scoring 6.2 while Bonbeach were only able to score 2.0.
Pearcedale scored a further 4.2 in the third quarter while Bonbeach only scored 3.1.
In the final quarter, Bonbeach were able to win the quarter by scoring 4.1 to Pearcedale’s 3.1, but Pearcedale was still notched an easy 51 point win.
Despite a close first half, Crib Point were able to earn the win against Tyabb.
The Magpies only left the first quarter up by three points, after scoring 2.3 to Tyabb’s 2.0.
The second quarter followed a similar trajectory, with Crib Point scoring 1.8 to Tyabb’s 1.3, leaving Crib Point up by eight.
In the third, Crib Point finally began to establish a meaningful lead, scoring 4.4 to Tyabb’s 0.2.
Crib Point shot way ahead in the final quarter, scoring 7.6 to Tyabb’s 0.1 and winning by 81 points.
Hastings added another win to their 2026 season after beating Karingal.
In the first quarter, Hastings led by a goal after scoring 2.2 to Karingal’s 1.2.
The Bulls nearly caught up in the second, only trailing by one point after scoring 3.1 to Hastings’ 2.2.
Hastings began to pull ahead in the third, scoring 3.3 to Karingal’s 0.3.
In the final quarter, Hastings scored 4.2 while Karingal only scored 4.1, leaving Hastings to win by 20 points.
Red Hill had an excellent performance in their game against Rye and came out with a win.
The game began with Red Hill taking an early lead, scoring 5.5 to Rye’s 2.2.
Red Hill continued to climb in the quarter before the long break by scoring 4.3 to Rye’s 1.1.
Red Hill managed to hit the hundreds in quarter three, scoring 7.3 to Rye’s 2.0 and leading by 74 points.
In the final quarter, Red Hill maintained their lead by keeping Rye scoreless while scoring 4.5 themselves, leaving Red Hill to win by 103 points.
Edward Greene scored four goals for Rye. Thomas Lewis scored four goals for Red Hill.
Somerville secured a win against Seaford.
In the first quarter, Somerville took a 40 point lead after scoring 8.7 to Seaford’s 2.3.
Somerville continued to excel in the second quarter, scoring 6.2 to Seaford’s 4.1 and leading by 53 points.
In quarter three, Somerville scored a further 3.1 while Seaford won the quarter by scoring 3.5.
The game ended with Somerville scoring a final 5.1 to Seaford’s 2.7, allowing Somerville to win by 61 points.
Joel Filippone scored three goals for Seaford. Lachlan Williams scored five for Somerville.
WOMEN’S DIV ONE SEN
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MORNINGTON notched up an impressive win after leaving Tyabb scoreless all game.
In the first quarter, Mornington managed to score 6.5.
Mornington went on to score a further 7.3 in the second quarter, more than doubling their first quarter’s score.
In the third, Mornington scored 4.1, putting them at 111 points.
In the final quarter, Mornington scored another 5.5, putting them at 146 points when the final siren sounded.
Bonbeach’s homeground advantage unfortunately did not allow them to win against Karingal.
Karingal started the game strongly, only allowing Bonbeach to score a single point while scoring 3.5 themselves.
Bonbeach scored one further point in the quarter before the long break while Karingal scored a further 3.3, leaving them up by 42 points.
In the third, Bonbeach were unable to score at all while Karingal scored 2.6.
Bonbeach put one more point on the board in the final quarter while Karingal added 2.2 to their total allowing them to take a 73 point win.
Warragul Industrials remain on top of the ladder after securing another win for the season, this time against Hastings/Balnarring.
The Dusties shut down Hastings/Balnarring well in the first quarter, only allowing the latter to score one point while scoring 14 points themselves (2.2).
In the second quarter, Hastings/Balnarring were unable to score while Warragul scored 5.3, giving them a lead of 46 points at the long break.
Hastings/Balnarring were unable to score in the third quarter while Warragul continued to climb, adding a further 4.4 to their score.
In the final quarter, Hastings/Balnarring were able to score one goal while Warragul scored 6.5, leaving Warragul Industrials to win by 109 points.
NEXT WEEK’S GAMES
DIVISION ONE MENS SENIORS
Saturday 25 July, 2pm:
Devon Meadows v Langwarrin – Glover Reserve
Dromana v Edithvale-Aspendale – Dromana Recreation Reserve
Frankston YCW v Rosebud – John Coburn Oval
Mt. Eliza v Sorrento – Emil Madsen Reserve
Pines v Mornington – Eric Bell Reserve
DIVISION ONE MENS RESERVES
Saturday 25 July, 12pm:
Devon Meadows v Langwarrin – Glover Reserve
Dromana v Edithvale-Aspendale – Dromana Recreation Reserve
Frankston YCW v Rosebud – John Coburn Oval
Mt. Eliza v Sorrento – Emil Madsen Reserve
Pines v Mornington – Eric Bell Reserve
DIVISION TWO MENS SENIORS
Saturday 25 July, 2pm:
Bonbeach v Karingal – Bonbeach Reserve
Tyabb v Chelsea – Bunguyan Reserve
Red Hill v Crib Point – Red Hill Recreation Reserve
Somerville v Frankston Bombers – Somerville Football Club
Hastings v Seaford – Hastings Club
Pearcedale v Rye – Pearcedale Recreation Reserve
DIVISION TWO MENS RESERVES
Saturday 25 July, 12pm:
Bonbeach v Karingal – Bonbeach Reserve
Tyabb v Chelsea – Bunguyan Reserve
Red Hill v Crib Point – Red Hill Recreation Reserve
Somerville v Frankston Bombers – Somerville Football Club
Hastings v Seaford – Hastings Club
Pearcedale v Rye – Pearcedale Recreation Reserve
DIVISION ONE WOMENS SENIORS
Saturday 25 July, 2pm:
Mornington v Bonbeach – Mornington Alexandra Park
Saturday 25 July, 4.40pm:
Hastings/Balnarring v Pearcedale – Hastings Club
Saturday 25 July, 4.45pm:
Tyabb v Karingal – Bunguyan Reserve
Sunday 26 July, 3pm:
Warragul Industrials v Frankston – Western Park
DIVISION ONE WOMENS RESERVES
Saturday 25 July, 10am:
Tyabb v Mornington – Bunguyan Reserve
Saturday 25 July, 2pm:
Karingal v Frankston – Karingal Football Club
