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.

SATURDAY JUNE 2
Geelong vs North Ballarat at Simonds Stadium 10am
(Development League) Box Hill Hawks vs Sandringham at Box Hill 11am
Bendigo vs Williamstown at Windy Hill 1:10pm (ABC1TV)
Werribee vs Collingwood at Avalon Airport Oval,Werribee 2pm (VFL Radio-Aussie Digital)
Port Melbourne vs Frankston at Northport Oval 2pm
(Development League at 11am)

From Sunday Tasmanian
Reported by James Besnehan
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THE gap between the State League and VFL is now a yawning chasm after the Victorians dished out a 108-point thumping to Tasmania in their interstate clash at Blundstone Arena yesterday.

The Big V was too big, too fast and too polished for the locals, running away with a soul-destroying 20.17 (137) to 3.11 (29) win witnessed by a crowd of 1236.

From Sunday Examiner
Reported by Phil Edwards
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TOO strong, too fast, too good.
That sums up the VFL's performance in smashing the Tasmanian State League side by 106 points in their representative clash at Bellerive Oval yesterday.

From Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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PORT Melbourne's veteran skipper John Baird was a game-breaker in Victoria's 108-point thrashing of Tasmania yesterday in yet another sign that his career has turned full circle since his 46 games with North Melbourne.