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| Premier Round 4 Results | updated October 20, 2013 | 
St Kilda skipper Graeme Rummans notched his 20th Premier ton today as he spearheaded his side to victory over the Rams, Melbourne thumped Frankston Peninsula, Carlton spoilt Greenvale Kangaroos' big day at Greenvale with Nathan Pilon scoring his 11th ton, Northcote won its third match of the season with a great run-chase against the Cats, Essendon notched its first win with a victory over the Students and Dandenong registered a terrific come-from-behind win over the Lions.
After four one-dayers, Carlton remain the only undefeated team, with Melbourne, Monash Tigers, St Kilda, Footscray Edgewater, Prahran and Northcote having all won three out of four.
At Ringwood, St Kilda batted first and, despite Michael Topp (3/37) taking two early wickets, Graeme Rummans (103) and Daniel Forbes (93) added 181 for the fourth wicket to get their side to 6/255. In reply the Rams were going well at 1/151 with Nathan Walsh (100) registering his third Premier ton and skipper Tom Stray (56) batting well, but regular wickets and tight bowling from the Saints' attack restricted the Rams to 6/236 in reply, 20 short of victory.
At the Butler Oval in Frankston, Melbourne (2/112) returned emphatically to the winners list with a huge win over Frankston Peninsula (111). The win was set up by quick Patrick Smith (5/15) and skipper Andrew Kent (66). Kent's innings took him past 9,000 Premier runs, eleventh on the all-time listing behind the esteemed company of Warren Ayres (15,277), Gary Watts (12,933), John Scholes (12,693), Jack Ryder (12,677), Peter McAlister (11,893), Darren Dempsey (10,154), Warwick Armstrong (9,395), Brendan McArdle (9,281), Jack Stuckey (9,251) and Ray Harvey (9,146).
Northcote (8/257 - Aidan March 66, Steve Taylor 53) successfully chased Geelong's 8/257 at the GCG. Hayden Butterowrth scored an unbeaten 121 for the Cats, his second ton on successive weekends. Although no club achieved a "clean-sweep", the Dragons joined the True Blues, Blues, Demons and Lions, winning three out of the four clashes today.
Dandenong (5/163) overhauled Monash Tigers' 9/162 at Central Reserve. At 5/76 the match was in the balance, but Cam Forsyth (47no) in his fourth game and Jack Worrell (38no) in his seventh added an unbroken sixth wicket stand of 87 to see their side home with 4.2 overs to spare..jpg)
In the other matches, Fitzroy Doncaster successfully restricted Camberwell Magpies as did Essendon over Melbourne Uni. Carlton spoilt Greenvale Kangaroos' first home game with a big win led by a masterly ton by Nathan Pilon, Footscray Edgewater bowled Casey-South Melbourne out for just 104 to claim the bonus point in that game, whilst Prahran also took the bonus point with an easy win over the Hawks at Toorak Park.
Pictured right: the first game at Greenvale Recreation Reserve saw the Mayor toss the coin. L to R, Kangaroos' skipper Carl Sandri, Bruce Kent (GKCC co-president), David Maddocks (GKCC co-president), Cr Geoff Porter (Hume City Council Mayor), John Douglas (Carlton President) and Tim Welsford (Carlton skipper).
The basic scores of today's Bartercard Premier Cricket follow.
1sts
Prah 5-145 (Bull 38 Morrey 30 O'Shea 3-15) d Haw-Mon Uni 144 (Marnie 45 Tavare 40 McGain 5-27)
Melb 2-112 (Kent 66no) d Frank Pen 111 (Chasemore 35 Smith 5-15)
Carl 184 (Pilon 100 Damjanovski 3-16 Manser 3-40) d Green Kang 122 (Sandri 30 Smyth 3-36)
St K 6-255 (Rummans 103 Forbes 93 Topp 3-37) d Ring 6-236 (N Walsh 100 Stray 56)
Fitz Donc 7-238 (Sheehan 66 Bremner 59 Mash 33 Walker 3-35) d Camb Mag 8-233 (Rickarby 44 Hill 94 Lampard 34 Duckworth 3-48)
Dand 5-163 (B Forsyth 33 C Forsyth 47no Worrall 38no) d Mon Tigers 9-162 (Sartori 40 Delmont 33 King 31 Butterfield 3-37)
Foot Edge 174 (Dean 41 Walker 35 Hall 3-33) d Casey-SM 104 (Dredge 3-6)
Ess 200 (Mire 30 Williams 39 Hutton 5-22) d Melb Uni 9-185 (Leggett 44 Bett 56)
Ncte 8-257 (March 66 Taylor 53 Scammell 30no) d Geel 9-256 (Butterworth 121no Taylor 3-58)
2nds
Prah 6-142 (Bricker 34 Wilcox 32) d Haw-Mon Uni 141 (Inglis 36 O'Connor 4-22)%20(800x710).jpg)
Frank Pen 7-205 (De Iacovo 54 Taranto 35 Nankervis 30no) d Melb 167 (Gotch 51no Way 31 Sofra 4-38)
Carl 0-46 d Green Kang 43 (Stevenson 7-12 Colaco 3-30)
Ring 7-162 (Court 42 Skurrie 3-34) d St K 7-161 (Cooper 32 Baker 3-20)
Fitz Donc 7-218 (Augustin 46 Motschall 34 Spence 3-47) d Camb Mag 8-215 (Spence 60 Thewlis 42 Bhatt 43)
Dand 5-194 (Darvell 81 Hocking 35 M Sweeney 50no) d Mon Tigers 193 (Boxell 47 Chalkley 44 Brodie 51no McMaster 3-25)
Casey-SM 6-176 (McVicar 56no Hadfield 41 Hibbins 36) d Foot Edge 170 (Winter-Irving 44 Doyle 3-26)
Melb Uni 4-202 (Mitchell 81 Hutton 88no) d Ess 199 (Hussain 55 Rosewarne 3-42)
Ncte 6-220 (Harbinson 74 Waldron 42no) d Geel 175 (Ryder 3-38)
\Right - Carlton's Nathan Pilon scored the first Premier ton at Greenvale today (pic Arj Giese)
3rds
Prah 4-136 (Woodgate 60no Jacotine 3-32) d Haw-Mon Uni 135 (Bargwanna 30 C Bricker 3-28)
Melb 187 (Jackson 69 Tomkinson 58 Moffat 5-25) d Frank Pen 107 (Thompson 4-24 Brewin 4-5)
Carl 2-211 (Peter-Budge 126 Simmons 52) d Green Kang 6-207 (Usher 61 Tsonas 57no McInnes 35 Corby 3-46)
Ring 8-189 (Roberts 35 Jefimenko 72 Bailey 3-31) d St K 9-188 (Gilbert 68 Cuthbert 4-57)
Camb Mag 7-186 (McIntosh 35 N Brown 36 Snell 37) d Fitz Donc 6-185 (Jack Blyth 49 Grace 60 Marsh 3-48)
Mon Tigers 7-175 (Waters 46 Lang 41 Anderson 36) d Dand 128 (B Durrant 3-19)
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| Premier Round 3 Results | updated October 19, 2013 |
Plenty of great games today in Bartercard Premier Cricket. The Hawks and the Bombers played an exciting tie at Monash Uni, the Magpies pinched a thriller against the Rams with their last pair at the crease and just three balls remaining and Prahran upset the Demons with James Miller and Nathan McNally the stars.
Three centuries, the first of the season, were scored today. Two of them were registered by skippers in losing causes.
Greenvale Kangaroos proved they will be a side to be reckoned with this season after an impressive win over Northcote at Bill Lawry Oval. The Roos, batting first, notched 4-273, with Daniel Salpietro (81) going one run better than last week. James Lidgett (60) also continued his fine form. In reply the Dragons looked to be in control at 3-189 after Englishman Chris Dent (70) and Justin Powick (47) had them away to a good start, but Kangaroos' skipper Carl Sandri (5-36) ripped through the middle-order and Northcote finished on 249, having lost their last seven for 60.
Hawthorn-Monash Uni, chasing Essendon's 8-177 (James Seymour 69), looked to be in control for most of the chase with David Alleyne (50) and Will Tavare (43) adding 94 for the third wicket. But the Bombers attack of Matt Doric (2/24 off 10), Cam Altis (1/21 off 8) and Nishal Perera (0/28 off 10) kept the batsmen in check and the match finished in a dramatic tie.
Prahran (8/231), with James Miller (85) and Steve De Bolfo (55) top-scoring, rolled Melbourne (197) in a win to be savoured at the Albert Ground. The Demons looked to be cruising at 1/132 with Matt Begbie (55) and Alex Keath (67) in control before James Miller (5/30) probably made certain of the six Ryder votes and newcomer Nathan McNally (4/30) also chipped in. Melbourne folded for 197, 35 short of victory.
Camberwell Magpies (9/198), seemingly dead and buried at 8/144 in reply to Ringwood's 6/197 (Tom Stray 108), somehow manufactured a gutsy win, with Jack McNamara (26), Matt Dwyer (35no), Simon O'Brien (8) and Will Walker (4no) getting up with three balls to spare.
In other games, Casey-South Melbourne (6/164 - Jol Leaver 53) chased down Melbourne Uni's 8/163 (Marc Simpson 60), Carlton (4/206 - Mark Phelan 73, Nathan Pilon 55) made light work of Frankston Peninsula's 8/205 (Matt Chasemore 107no, Nick Austin 4/40), St Kilda's 7/256 (Josh Manning 100) proved far too many for Geelong (161) with Blade Baxter taking 4/36 on debut for the Saints; Monash Tigers (9/170 - Andy Delmont 61) successfully contained Footscray Edgewater (152) and Fitzroy Doncaster (8/163 - Tim Sheehan 65no) throttled Dandenong (106), with Steve Duckworth (3/18) and Peter Dickson (3/13) the pick of the bowlers for the Lions.
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Right - Josh Manning celebrates his maiden ton today (pic Arj Giese)
ROUND 3 Sat 19 October
1sts
Haw-Mon Uni 6-177 (Alleyne 50 Tavare 43 O'Shea 32no) tied Ess 8-177 (Seymour 69 Ayre 43 O'Shea 4-38)
Prah 8-231 (Miller 85 De Bolfo 55 McNally 32 Smith 3-45) d Melb 197 (Keath 67 Begbie 55 Miller 5-30 McNally 4-30)
Carl 4-206 (Phelan 73 Pilon 55 Hancock 45) d Frank Pen 8-205 (Chasemore 107no Austin 4-40)
Green Kang 4-273 (Salpietro 81 Lidgett 60 Collins 45no) d Ncte 249 (Powick 47 Dent 70 Sandri 5-36)
Casey-SM 6-164 (Leaver 53 Maggs 38) d Melb Uni 8-163 (Simpson 60 Bett 32no Perrin 3-30)
Mon Tigers 9-170 (Delmont 61 King 30 Haberfield 3-39) d Foot Edge 152 (Kight 46 Barton 34)
Fitz Donc 8-163 (Sheehan 65no Rudd 33 D Pattinson 3-42) d Dand 106 (Duckworth 3-18 Dickson 3-13)
Camb Mag 9-198 (Lampard 38 Dwyer 35no) d Ring 6-197 (Stray 108)
St K 7-256 (Manning 100 McGuinness 41 Russell 40 McPhee 4-50) d Geel 161 (Sawas 30 Baxter 4-36)
2nds
Ess 7-232 (Rhodes 58 McMinn 54 Siaka 36) d Haw-Mon Uni 9-230 (Sampson 88 Las Brooy 64 Sriskandarajah 40 Parbhakar 3-31)
Melb 8-252 (Harper 44 Gotch 62 B Thompson 63 Wilcox 3-76) d Prah 7-239 (Murphy 38 Parikh 57 Kramersh 37no)
Carl 2-195 (McCormick 63 Buszard 48 Borg 42 d Frank Pen 7-194 (Walker 75no Trueman 33)
Ncte 6-250 (Harbinson 83 Schulz 68) d Green Kang 7-243 (Amin 57 Underwood 47 Martin 40 Grixti 36)
Melb Uni 7-196 (Shute 47 Mitchell 42 Rosewarne 39no Benedek 5-30) v Casey-SM 193 (Hadfield 56 Hibbins 36)
Foot Edge 5-205 (Armstrong 100 Sheehan 55) d Mon Tigers 185 (Koop 76 Gautam 6-28)
Dand 7-174 (Darvell 30 Hocking 59) d Fitz Donc 93 (McMaster 3-32 Carter 4-34)
Camb Mag 8-227 (Bhatt 65no Mahon 44 Freeman 3-24) d Ring 5-226 (Kellar 72 Campbell 48)
St K 6-245 (Cooper 87 Morris 57 Mildenhall 49no) d Geel 198 (Reed 52 Cairns 32 Rayner 4-30)
3rds
Ess 5-207 (Stavris 35 Morris 39 Tobin 63no Ford 33) d Haw-Mon Uni 174 (Kumble 37 Warren 4-30).jpg)
Melb 2-95 (Tomkinson 47no) d Prah 92 (Woodgate 30)
Carl 4-149 (Williams 58 Phelan 63) d Frank Pen 148 (Bardwell 45no Quinn 4-22)
Ncte 135 (Rogneda 45 McCloskey 3-25 Withange 4-16) d Green Kang 131 (Tsonas 35 McCloskey 36no Grose 3-23)
Melb Uni 1-211 (Grant 96no Hutton 52no Cookson 45) d Casey-SM 88 (Shinwari 3-26 Gaur 3-4)
Mon Tigers 5-232 (Long 64 Anderson 84) d Foot Edge 200 (Tonkin 56 Kelly 52no Allsopp 3-29)
Dand 6-231 (Boraston 108 M Amsterdam 49 White 3-14 Parr 3-41) d Fitz Donc 8-170 (Blyth 72 Kudage-Don 38 Slater 4-26)
Camb Mag 7-222 (Norbury 75 Suriaratchie 59 McIntosh 61 T Freeman 4-38) v Ring 5-223 (Court 109no Cowling 40)
St K 137 (O'Toole 49 Chamberlain 46 Casey 4-15 Clapham 3-31) d Geel 128 (Ogle 41 Gilbert 4-15)
4ths
Haw-Mon Uni 6-145 (Bommala 30) d Ess 142 (Valka 34 Jhala 4-17)
Prah 7-133 (Davies 61) d Melb 132 (McCooke 36 Peters 4-14)
Frank Pen 2-87 (Harfor | |
| Premier Round 2 Results | updated October 17, 2013 | 
Another sensational day of Premier Cricket today, chockful of highlights, including:
- Geelong's last-ball thriller against the Magpies when the batsmen stole a bye;
- Casey-South Melbourne thumped the Hawks;
- Ringwood limped across the line against the Panthers;
- Greenvale Kangaroos registered an historic first win over the Heat;
- The Demons, Blues, Doggies, Tigers and Dragons all maintained their unbeaten records;
- The Dragons' bowlers strangled the Saints' batsmen as they defended a moderate 189 at the Junction;
- Tigers' great Allan Wise took his 400th Premier wicket in his side's win over the Students;
- The Cats' Hayden Butterworth registered the first ton of the season;
- Alex Keath and Simon Hill both recorded their second successive half-centuries of the season.
It was a brilliant day in Melbourne and our Premier cricketers relished the super playing conditions.
Greenvale Kangaroos broke their duck, despite 90s from Matt Gapes and Matt Chasemore from the Heat. For the Kangas, James Lidgett (75) and Daniel Salpietro (80no) added 128 for the third wicket to get their side home with four balls to spare. It was Greenvale Kangaroos' first Premier victory and will give the club much joy early on in the new marriage..jpg)
The tension was on at the GCG as Camberwell Magpies tried to defend its 5-269. Openers Tom Rickarby and Glen Parker (each 59) added 121 after being inserted by Cats' skipper Matt Harrison. Simon Hill (74) followed on from his 81 last week and skipper Brendan Drew smacked a quick 34 not out at the end for the Pies to reach 5-269. In reply Hayden Butterworth (113), James Crosthwaite (49) and skipper Matthew Harrison (37) set up the win, but quick wickets towards the end saw the innings fall from 3-226 to 8-269 before quicks Jake Reed and Marc Carson pinched a bye from the last ball of the match for victory.
Ringwood defeated Dandenong by two wickets at Jubilee Park, but the Rams made hard work of it. The Panthers batted first, scoring 9-173, with number seven Rob Hearn top-scoring with 37. Ian Holland (3-39) was the pick of the Rams' bowlers. In reply Ringwood was cruising at 1-137, with David King (75) leading the way. Justin Butterfield (3-30), Brent Fairbanks (2-30), Nathan Lambden (2-25) and Darren Pattinson (1-17) all chipped in as the Rams lost 7-36 before Blair Allan got them over the line with 16 balls and two wickets to spare.
Monash Tigers' skipper Allan Wise took his 400th Premier wicket today as his side choked Melbourne Uni to record a 27-run win. Andy Delmont (75) and Matthew King (50) top-scored in the Tigers' 7-221. Daniel Hutton (61) and Jarrof Martignago (47) started brilliantly for the Students with a 112-run opening stand, but Wise, Torney, Kerber, Delmont, Kerber and Berryman applied the screws and, with regular wickets tumbling, the innings fell away.
Footscray Edgewater (8-231) hauled in Fitzroy Doncaster (7-227) with just one ball to spare at Schramms Reserve. For the Lions Matt Bremner (56) and skipper Peter Dickson (61) top-scored, whilst in reply Wes Robinson (59), Michael Hill (37) and nine other scores between 9 and 28 got the Doggies the points.
Northcote had a terrific win over St Kilda at the Junction Oval and the best possible start to the 2013-14 seaqson. Defending its moderate total of 189 (Ben Abbatangelo 43 Max O'Sullivan 33), the Dragons' attack of Chas Keogh (1-34 off 10), Ben Holt (3-33 off 10), Matt Short (1-33 off 10), Liam Scammell (0-34 off 10) and Ben Abbatangelo (0-50 off 10) were all very disciplined, despite the customary fight from Saints' skipper Graeme Rummans (74).
Carlton (9-233), with Tom Smyth (62) and Lachlan McKenna (57) leading the way, was able to restrict Prahran to 7-222 in reply. Nick Morrey (50) and Sam De Bolfo (55) top-scored for the True Blues, but the experienced Carlton attack of Salm, Welsford, Austin, Smyth and Millard all bowled tightly to record an 11-run win at Toorak Park.
In other matches, Casey-South Melbourne (2-91) comfortably accounted for a disappointing Hawthorn-Monash Uni (87) at Casey Fields and Melbourne (4-170 Alex Keath 67 Matt Brown 66no) made it two-from-two with a good win over Essendon (168 Aaron Ayre 55) at Windy Hill.
Highlights in the lower XIs today included:
Centuries in the 2nds to Morgan Persson-Clark (106no) and Andrew Chalkley (114no) to guide their teams home.
The Hawks and the Heat winning 2nds, 3rds & 4ths against the Swans and the Kangaroos respectively.
137no in the 3rds by Premier legend Luke Walker (Frank Pen).
Another Premier Cricket legend Grant Gardiner smacking 67no at Binnak Park to see his young Dragons to victory in the 4ths.
Brief details of all matches today appear below.
ROUND 2 Saturday 12 October
1sts
Casey-SM 2-91 (Holden 43no) d Haw-Mon Uni 87 (Sperling 3-27 Hall 3-22)
Melb 4-170 (Keath 67 Brown 66no) d Ess 168 (Ayre 55 Smith 3-30)
Carl 9-233 (Smyth 62 L McKenna 57 Singh 3-41 Miller 3-43) d Prah 7-222 (De Bolfo 55 Morrey 50 Welsford 3-46)
Green Kang 4-249 (Lidgett 75 Ghasperidis 46 Salpietro 80no) d Frank Pen 4-246 (Gapes 95 Chasemore 90no)
Geel 8-270 (Butterworth 113 Crosthwaite 49 Harrison 37 O'Brien 3-36) d Camb Mag 5-269 (Hill 74 Rickarby 59 Rickarby 59 Drew 34no)
Ring 8-174 (King 75 Butterfield 3-30) d Dand 9-173 (Hearn 37 Holland 3-39)
Foot Edge 8-231 (Robinson 59 Hill 37 Dickson 4-48) d Fitz Donc 7-227 (Dickson 61 Bremner 56 Vardi 46)
Mon Tigers 7-221 (Delmont 75 King 50 Taylor 34) d Melb Uni 194 (Hutton 61 Martignago 47 Kerber 3-46)
Ncte 189 (Abbatangelo 43 O'Sullivan 33 Mueller 3-37 Ross 3-29) d St K 6-186 (Rummans 74 Muirhead 37no Rowan 33 Holt 3-33)
2nds
Haw-Mon Uni 6-189 (Kapoor 75 Labrooy 32 Inglis 32 Rose 4-36) d Casey-SM 9-188 (Benedek 47 Eaton 38 Ludowyke 4-38)
Melb 196 (Gotch 51 Edwards 45 Eaton 3-25 Andree 3-25) d Ess 151 (Mayne 48)
Carl 8-249 (Sweet 57no Stevenson 44 Pell 34 O'Connor 3-33) d Prah 8-246 (Bricker 66 Parikh 67no Wilcox 47 Sweet 3-34)
Frank Pen 2-132 (Waterfall 46no Taranto 38no) d Green Kang 131 (Martin 41 Amin 40 Trueman 4-11 Wheeler 4-28)
Camb Mag 1-177 (Persson-Clark 106no Rowles 32) d Geel 175 (Treble 77 McPhee 50 Whittaker 3-17 Mahon 3-23)
Dand 3-189 (Glenister 67no Darvell 60 Hocking 35) d Ring 5-188 (Freeman 63 Sanderson 30)
Fitz Donc 4-154 (Rudd 89no Augustin 32) d Foot Edge 9-153 (Beever 32 Clements 32 Nayager 3-9)
Mon Tigers 8-235 (Matarazzo 52 Chalkley 114no Rosewarne 4-48) d Melb Uni 8-230 (Shute 40 Polkinghorne 51 Mitchell 52)
Ncte 3-135 (Powick 69 Schulz 39no) d St K 133 (Cooper 55 Hrovatin 3-8)
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| Premier Round 1 Results | updated October 17, 2013 |
Premier 1sts
Mon Tigers 7-129 (Taylor 40 Grant 3-23) d Haw-Mon Uni 128 (O'Shea 31no Torney 3-29 Kerber 3-18)
Melb 4-177 (Begbie 63 Keath 55 Brown 31no) d Casey-SM 173 (Watson 36)
Carl 8-265 (Pilon 66 Phelan 45 L McKenna 50 Altis 5-54) d Ess 4-260 (Mire 61 Seymour 68no McNamara 40no MacRae 32)
Prah 7-179 (Coates 79 Miller 39 Manser 3-27) d Green Kang 162 (Ghasperidis 52 Lidgett 44 Salpietro 41 Miller 4-31)
Ncte 4-196 (Peake 48 Dent 54 March 37no) d Frank Pen 194 (Wiese 47 Herrick 36 Scammell 4-27)
Melb Uni 3-171 (Keely 52no Martignago 38 Hutton 37 Simpson 39no) d Fitz Donc 7-170 (Dickson 42 Sheehan 33 Stafford 4-34)
Foot Edge 2-110 (Russ 62no) d Ring 109 (Holland 35 Haberfield 3-18)
Geel 7-184 (Harrison 51 Muller 31 Pattinson 3-28) d Dand 183 (Cooray 46 Muller 3-33)
St K 6-213 (Rummans 54 Russell 43 Manning 30 McGuinness 34 McNamara 3-42) d Camb Mag 6-210 (Hill 81 Parker 51 Eldridge 32no Muirhead 4-51)
Premier 2nds
Haw-Mon Uni 9-185 (Willoughby 50 Inglis 43no Shimell 3-37 Wes Agar 3-30) d Mon Tigers 9-183 (Majtlis 4-56)
Melb 4-269 (Way 119 Pucovski 117) d Casey-SM 171 (Wallace 74 Elston 36 Eaton 31 Halbish 3-31 Boyle 3-32)
Carl 7-211 (McCormick 66 Buszard 61) d Ess 164 (Bonney 39 Mills 3-38)
Prah 7-236 (Serry 86 Bricker 67 Waring 3-30) d Green Kang 7-234 (McDonald 107no Grixti 38 Said 37 Parikh 3-25 Singh 3-30)
Ncte 235 (Powick 88 Sundberg 48) d Frank Pen 8-161 (Nankervis 40no)
Melb Uni 146 (Shute 62 Bright 4-31) d Fitz Donc 116 (Rudd 34 Rosewarne 3-31 Polkinghorne 3-30)
Ring 9-190 (Rawson 69 Gudde 3-15) d Foot Edge 186 (Beever 83 Baker 5-35 Cormack 3-34)
Dand 6-176 (Darvell 41 Worrall 37no Sheppard 3-27) d Geel 175 (Di Giacomo 47 Flanigan 36)
St K 5-232 (Cooper 66 Michelmore 33 Drummond 32 Bychkov 36no) d Camb Mag 9-230 (Leoncelli 46 O'Connell 46).
Premier 3rds
Mon Tigers 8-157 (Will Agar 47) d Haw-Mon Uni 152 (Sriskandarajah 66 McKenna 3-29)
Melb 2-108 (Daly 61no) d Casey-SM 106 (Frawley 3-26)
Carl 6-177 (Peter-Budge 94) d Ess 6-173 (O'Donnell 62 Joass 40 S Wilson 3-21)
Prah 9-182 (Bauer 74 Forward 4-35) d Green Kang 5-181 (Kent 46 Kerr 40)
Ncte 6-177 (Davine 42 Miller 33 Wright 42no) d Frank Pen 152 (Tong 3-20)
Melb Uni 119 (Jackson 3-30 Hayes 4-17) d Fitz Donc 97 (Findlay 30 Thomas 3-11 Grant 3-12)
Ring 9-193 (Court 60) d Foot Edge 6-192 (Hope 72 Gleeson 30 Gray 3-55)
Geel 8-163 (Driver 58 Ali 3-20) d Dand 159 (Carter 59 Boraston 32 McPhee 3-30 Kerr 3-18)
St K 0-128 (Maxwell 52no Chamberlain 61no) d Camb Mag 125 (Rayner 5-29 Burnett 3-26)
Premier 4ths
Mon Tigers 4-155 (N Suppree 63no) d Haw-Mon Uni 6-153 (Jhala 52 Herath 45no)
Melb 5-154 (Chan 75no Arnott 3-32) d Casey-SM 6-151 (Pollock 54 Atkinson 41no)
Ess 3-179 (L Tobin 48 Goodluck 38no Pisani 35) d Carl 6-173 (Pettit 35 Nulia 31 Khan 3-34)
Prah 4-168 (Davies 59 Floca 49 Lucente 3-31) d Green Kang 9-167 (Schiavon 36 Cunningham 3-22 Barnes 3-17)
Frank Pen 5-183 (Harford 56 Mann 63) d Ncte 8-181 (Heafield 30 Walker 52no Bennett 3-28 Drummond 3-30)
Fitz Donc 5-123 (Coates 45no Moscript 3-38) d Melb Uni 122 (Sheedy 3-18)
Foot Edge 6-155 (Ali 54 S King 38 Kerley 4-34) d Ring 150 (Perrott 3-17 L King 3-31)
Dand 4-256 (Edgeworth 105no Fisher 71) d Geel 120 (McMahon 34 Rogers 32 Drukeshkumar 6-15)
St K 4-141 (D'Leena 35 B Muirhead 30no) d Camb Mag 138 (Sandy 40 S Powell 3-29)
Women's Premier 1sts
EMP 217 (Kearney 91 Binch 35) d Plenty Valley 84 (Beams 4-17)
Bruns Pk 256 (Inglis 100) d Dand 121
Box Hill 7-247 (M Lanning 68 Brock 64 A Lanning 37) d Melb 7-186 (Jones 76no Hearne 32)
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Bri Dist 6-349 (Leggieri 102 Uncles 83no Henderson 66) d Ring 41 (Wood 5-22 Uncles 3-5)
Nap-Seb 0-97 (Taylor 38no Curran 35no) d Melton 8-95 (Kelson 38)
Melb 4-132 d Ess Mar Pk 8-131
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