From Frankston Standard Leader
Reported by Simon McEvoy
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SOME leaked information from the opposition camp inspired Frankston to its first win of the season on Sunday; a rousing 16-point victory over the Coburg Tigers at Kars St.

Dolphins coach Simon Goosey said he heard before the game that the Tigers didn't rate his side, and he used the "knock" as motivation.

"They probably fired the first shot," he said.

From Hobsons Bay Leader
Reported by Paul Amy
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YESTERDAY'S match at the Trevor Barker Oval started in delightful autumn sunshine and finished in rain and lightning strikes.

The weather didn't hold, but Williamstown's lead over Sandringham did.

From Bendigo Advertiser
Reported by Luke West
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THE Bendigo Gold were handed a football lesson by the Northern Blues in their VFL match at the Queen Elizabeth Oval on Saturday.
The Gold were outclassed in every facet of the game as the Blues stormed to a 100-point victory, 21.21 (147) to 7.5 (47), in front of a small Saturday afternoon crowd.

From Preston Leader
Reported by Brittany Shanahan
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NORTHERN Blues opened their 2012 Victorian Football League account with a 100-point thumping of an undermanned Bendigo at Queen Elizabeth Oval on Saturday.

The Blues dominated with Bendigo restricted to a limited resource of Essendon players due to the AFL affiliate's Anzac Day clash with Collingwood.

From Ballarat Courier
Reported by Melanie Whelan
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ONE POINT split North Ballarat from Port Melbourne about 20 minutes into the second quarter.
Two late Port goals reasserted the Borough’s edge by half-time in the Victorian Football League clash on Saturday.

Then the Selkirk Roosters fell apart.

From Leader Newspapers
Reported by Paul Amy
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IT took a while for Port Melbourne to get on top of North Ballarat at the North Port Oval on Saturday.

When it did it bore down on the Roosters with the cold-eyed ruthlessness of an executioner, granting them no mercy in the second half.

The 84-point win made for one of the most impressive victories of Port's winning streak.

From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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BIG improver Frankston continued its remarkable hoodoo over the Coburg Tigers after posting a come-from-behind 16-point win at Frankston Oval yesterday.

Kyle Martin and Robert Clements led the way in the Dolphins' breakthrough win of the season as the perennial cellar-dweller continued its dominance over Coburg, now winning the past three encounters.

FRIDAY APRIL 27
Bendigo vs Geelong at Queen Elizabeth Oval,Bendigo 6:30pm (VFL Radio-Aussie Digital)

SATURDAY APRIL 28
Collingwood vs Sandringham at Victoria Park 1:10pm (ABC1TV)
Coburg Tigers vs Box Hill Hawks at Highgate Reserve,Craigieburn 2pm (3WBC)
(Development League Match at 11am)
Port Melbourne vs Northern Blues at Northport Oval 2pm
(Development League Match at 11am)