From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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EFFECTIVELY, North Ballarat Roosters had to win. No alternative.
So much was at stake – primarily to keep the Roosters’ season alive, but also to bounce back from a shocker at Box Hill a fortnight ago, and to fittingly honour captain Marc Greig in his 200th senior Victorian Football League match.

SATURDAY JUNE 9
(Foxtel Cup 2nd QF)Werribee vs West Perth at MCG 10:35am(Live on Fox Footy)(C/R to Rich vs Frem)
Geelong vs Port Melbourne at Simmonds Stadium 1pm
Williamstown vs Box Hill Hawks at Burbank Oval,Williamstown 1:10pm (ABC1TV,3WBC)
(Development League match at 10am)
Casey Scorpions vs Collingwood at Casey Fields 2pm
(Development League Casey Scorpions vs Coburg Tigers at 11am)

From Frankston Standard Leader
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FRANKSTON Dolphins Leigh Osborne, Khan Haretuku and Kyle Martin wore the Big V with distinction on Saturday.

The trio were among the best players in the VFL's 108-point win over Tasmanian State League at Hobart's Blundstone Arena.

Dolphins coach Simon Goosey also played a role, as assistant coach to Gary Ayres.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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STATE PRIDE was on the line and all three North Ballarat Roosters in the Big V stepped up their games.

Midfielder Myles Sewell, known for thriving in the big games, was among the Victorian Football League’s best in a 108-point trouncing of the Tasmanian State League in Hobart Saturday afternoon.

From Launceston Mercury
Reported by Phil Edwards
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CLARENCE on-baller Brady Jones won the Lefroy Medal as Tasmania's best player in its 108-point defeat at the hands of the VFL on Saturday.
The 23-year-old was a standout with his attack on the footy and hard work for the home side through the midfield.

Jones said winning the Lefroy Medal was a great honour despite Tasmania's big loss.