Evan Johnston

Oakleigh 21.13 (139) def Monash Blues 6.2 (38) With seven players coming back from injury this week, Oakleigh hit the ground running, winning the first quarter by 35 points and

Kew (21.14 – 140) def Oakleigh (11.7 – 73) Kew had a significant win against their finals rivals from last year, Oakleigh, with a margin of 67 points at the

Parkside (9.13 – 67) def Brunswick (5.9 – 39) In a solid contest, Parkside defeated Brunswick at home by 28 points. While competitive, Brunswick stayed a quarter behind throughout the

Brunswick (5.5 – 35) def by Prahran (12.13 – 85) Prahran’s defensive efforts led to a comprehensive win over the home team, Brunswick. Brunswick were kept to two goals throughout

Kew (20.15 – 135) def Brunswick (2.5 – 17) In a mid-table clash, Kew decisively defeated Brunswick by 118 points. A 10-goal to one lead gave Kew a substantial lead

Old Yarra Cobras (4.4 – 28) def by St Mary’s Salesian (20.15 – 135) The trend of big wins continued with a 107-point win by St Mary’s Salesian over the

Prahran (14.3 – 87) def St Mary’s Salesian (9.6 – 60) St Mary’s put up a good fight against the visitors Prahran in Round 6, starting the game well in

Round 5 of Division 1 Men’s had a bit of everything – the season’s first draw, a couple of shootouts, and another strong win from unbeaten Preston Bullants. Monash Blues

Brunswick (15.19 – 109) def Old Yarra (5.6 – 36) The Old Yarra Cobras suffered another tough loss in their 73-point loss against Brunswick. Brunswick took a 58-point lead into