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From AFL Website
Reported by Jason Phelan
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THE NAB AFL Under-18 Championships are set for a thrilling finale at Etihad Stadium next Wednesday with three teams still in with a chance to win the Division One title after the completion of round four.
From AFL website
Reported by Ben Guthrie
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Vic Country have put in a dominant team performance triumphing by 49-points against Western Australia in round four of the NAB U18 AFL Championships at Skilled Stadium.
Country played as a tight unit and gave Western Australia a footballing lesson, their hard work allowing them to create a number of scoring opportunities.
From AFL website
Reported by Ben Guthrie
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Gun Vic Metro forward Jonathon Patton has booted five goals as his team prevailed by 26 points over South Australia in round four of the NAB U18 AFL Championships at Skilled Stadium.
Patton was again a class above the competition leaping for high balls and utilising strong body-work in marking situations, as he grabbed eight marks (five contested).
From Whitehorse Leader
Reported by Conor Ryan
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BOX Hill is a club with a long history, but it is a history lacking in premiership success.
Once the White Horses, briefly the Stranglers, memorably the Mustangs and now the Hawks, Box Hill's triumphs are made more valuable by their scarcity.
The club has just three senior premierships to show for its 75 years of existence.
From Port Phillip Leader
Reported by Brad Beitzel
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IF IT is possible for perfection to grow, then Port Melbourne's perfect season grew another 10 per cent at TEAC Oval on Saturday.
The Borough won its 11th game in a row after defeating stand-alone Geelong by 41 points.