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From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Brittany Shanahan
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BATTERED, bruised and beaten.
Coburg's interchange in the final quarter had Ben Griffiths icing his knee as Piva Wright limped off the ground.
It was certainly not the Tigers' day, beaten by an uncompromising Werribee outfit 12.11 (83) to 20.14 (134).
From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Paul Amy
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IT was the grand final rematch and a mismatch, too.
On a cold and wet day at North Port Oval on Saturday, Port Melbourne gained its 28th consecutive victory when it flattened its great rival Williamstown by 80 points.
From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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SANDRINGHAM forward Jackson Coleman booted five goals in a break-out performance in the Zebras' 38-point win over Bendigo Gold at Trevor Barker Beach Oval yesterday.
Coleman, who turned down a contract with the Victorian Bushrangers cricket team to pursue his AFL dream, remains in the AFL recruiters' eyes.
SATURDAY MAY 12
(Foxtel Cup) Williamstown vs South Adelaide at MCG 11:05am (Live on Fox Footy)
North Ballarat vs Coburg Tigers at Eureka Stadium 12:45pm
(Development League match at 3:45pm,TAC Cup North Ballarat Rebels vs Oakleigh Chargers at 10am)
Box Hill Hawks vs Casey Scorpions at Box Hill 1:10pm (ABC1TV,3WBC)
(Development League Match Port Melbourne vs Casey Scorpions at 10am)
Collingwood vs Port Melbourne at Victoria Park 2pm
From Geelong Advertiser
Reported by Nick Wade
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LIGHTNING-FAST Geelong draftee Jordan Murdoch will miss tomorrow's VFL clash against Casey after breaking his finger in innocuous fashion last week.
Murdoch copped a footy to the finger before last Friday night's match against Bendigo and failed to take any part in the game.
The 20-year-old had surgery this week to have a small pin inserted and faces up to six weeks on the sidelines.
From Ballarat Courier
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FIVE key players are on the verge of returning from injury for North Ballarat in the Victorian Football League.
Nick Couch, Nick Peters, Paul McMahon, Jason Linke and Oliver Tate are also chances to be available after the Selkirk Roosters’ bye this weekend. North Ballarat’s next assignment is against the Coburg Tigers on Saturday, May 12.
From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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IN A fleeting instance, North Ballarat Roosters let slip their most important match this Victorian Football League season.
Rooster Brad McKenzie had the ball deep in defence.
From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Cameron Larkin
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SANDRINGHAM bounced back to the winner's circle with a resilient performance against Collingwood at Victoria Park on Saturday.
The Zebras were staring defeat in the eyes after being outscored by the Magpies 53 points to one in the third quarter.
