From Whitehorse Leader
Reported by Conor Ryan
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IT was a case of back to reality for Box Hill, as an inexperienced line-up went down to Bendigo by 73 points at Windy Hill on Sunday.

The Hawks bombed-out after half-time, as a six-point deficit turned into 34 points at three-quarter-time, before the Bombers enjoyed a seven-goal-to-one final-term romp to a 21.15 (141) to 10.8 (68) win.

From Port Phillip Leader
Reported by Paul Amy
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IT was a 10-goal victory and a declaration of intent that left the VFL in no doubt why Port Melbourne is the clear premiership favourite.

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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RICHMOND defender David Gourdis's best-on-ground performance in shutting down Brendan Fevola helped the Coburg Tigers to an upset 10-point win over the Scorpions at Casey Fields yesterday.

From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Luke West
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THE Bendigo Bank Bombers are back in the VFL top four after a commanding 73-point win over the Box Hill Hawks at Windy Hill yesterday.
The Bombers charged away from the Hawks in the second half as they won 21.15 (141) to 10.8 (68).

From Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Bradley Green
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IF Geelong coach Chris Scott needed any more proof that Mitch Brown is ready for his AFL debut next weekend, he got it from the Cats' narrow VFL loss on Saturday.

The Cats were overrun by the Northern Bullants in the final quarter at Skilled Stadium after leading by 29 points late in the third term to lose by five points.

From Whittlesea Leader
Reported by Sam Landsberger
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THE Northern Bullants will enter Saturday's Victorian Football League grand final rematch in winning form but only just.

The Ants, on the rebound from last week's horror loss to Claremont in the Foxtel Cup, travelled down the highway to face Geelong at Skilled Stadium.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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OUTMARKED and outclassed, North Ballarat had a lesson from the Victorian Football League’s undisputed best on Saturday.
A more efficient Port Melbourne, two men down after half-time, wore the Selkirk Roosters down by 64 points at Eureka Stadium.

From Hastings Leader
Reported by Simon McEvoy
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DEPLETED by injuries, Frankston was forced to play two short in the reserves on Saturday.

With 20 players sidelined, these are testing times for the Dolphins.

The reserves were thumped 35.18 (228) to 1.1 (7). Their coach Shane "Mouse" Mottram had to play to make up numbers.