Big wins in the under 16s
Poowong were comfortable winners over Ellinbank in the under 16s, 7-17 (59) to 55 (35).
Returns of 1-5 in each the first and third term gave the Eagles some brief hope, the buffer established in the second term giving the Magpies the breathing space needed.
Kyle Loveridge, Ryan Knight, Zac Gray, Hayden Wallis, Seb Ardley and Alex Henshall led the way for the Magpies.
Matthew Dare, Sam Pratt, Will Scammell, Max Kittelty, Joseph Conley and Lewis Kennedy worked hard to keep the Eagles in the contest.
Dusties in control
Warragul Industrials controlled most of its match against Buln Buln to win 12-10 (82) to 4-2 (26).
Aside from a second-quarter comeback that realised three goals to one to reduce the margin to 14-points at half time, the Industrials maintained control on the way to a big win.
Aiden Keady kicked three goals, while Brayden Hefford, Patrick Smythe, Luke Kinder, Harrison Perry and Kaleb Norton were other key players in the big win.
Brendan Wall, Jacob Blackstock, Ray Smith, Jaiden McDougal, Riley Armstrong and Tobey May helped Buln Buln stage a second quarter comeback.
Crows thump Cats
Longwarry thumped Neerim-Neerim South, 16-12 (108) to 3-1 (19).
The Crows booted seven goals to no score in a barnstorming first term and were never headed as they kicked out to a 92-point advantage at the final change.
Angus Adamiak and Bailey Osseweyer, who usually spends his time in defence, each had a day out as they booted nine goals between them.
Leo Green, Timothy Ruddell, Brodie Bould, Seth Ashton and Zac Wright were other dominant players.
The Cats showed some fight in the final term, with Jai Atkins taking his tally to three majors.
Reece Clarke, Daly Taylor, Rhonan Perry, Tyler Joachim and Riley Duck also battled against the odds.
Catani had the bye.