From Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Nick Wade
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RETURNING Geelong ruckman Dawson Simpson got through his comeback match unscathed in the VFL yesterday but it wasn't enough to save the Cats.

Geelong is delicately poised in seventh spot on the VFL ladder after going down to Sandringham in a four-point loss marred by wasted opportunities.

But the 16.16 (112) to 15.18 (108) loss wasn't through lack of effort.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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WHEN the second quarter started, it looked like North Ballarat Roosters were not sure what had hit them.
Play was competive to quarter-time – Box Hill had an 11-point edge, the Roosters were meeting their targets and at the break Roosters’ coach Gerard FitzGerald was calling for fine-tuning from his players.

Then, bam.

From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Luke D'Anello
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WERRIBEE entered Saturday's VFL clash against Northern Blues with superior form and an experience edge.

By halftime, the Tigers held a five-goal advantage and most spectators at Avalon Airport Oval would have expected Scott West's side to claim a percentage-boosting victory.

From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Luke West
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THE Bendigo Gold ended their three-game losing streak on Saturday with a 32-point victory over Collingwood at Victoria Park.
The game was in the balance at three quarter-time, with the Gold leading by just four points.

From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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NO state players? No problem.

Despite resting a host of senior men preparing to represent the VFL, Port Melbourne was too strong for NT Thunder in their Foxtel Cup match at TIO Stadium in Darwin on Saturday, winning by 88 points.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by MELANIE WHELAN
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THIS road trip to Box Hill today has increased in value to North Ballarat Roosters.
A win against Box Hill Hawks will not only keep the Selkirk Roosters in touch with the Victorian Football League leaders – a win offers the Roosters a chance to crack into the top eight.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut
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NORTH Melbourne young gun Tom Curran moves closer to his first AFL appearance with his VFL senior debut for North Ballarat tomorrow.
Curran lines up against Box Hill Hawks at Box Hill.

He has been on the Kangaroos’ long-term injury list.

Curran was North Melbourne’s second selection with pick 40 in last year’s national draft.

From Hobart Mercury
Reported by James Bresnehan
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IT was supposed to be "off with their heads" for 13 players at the selection table after state training at Blundstone Arena last night, but just too many men are in good form.

So state coach Adam Sanders gave them a stay of execution until Monday, when he will announce a squad culled from the original 38 to 25 for Tasmania's interstate clash with the VFL in Hobart on Saturday week.