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From the Casey Weekly
Reported by Brad McGrath
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CASEY Scorpions accounted for reigning VFL premier North Ballarat by 56 points in convincing fashion at Ballarat on Saturday.
Melbourne-listed Ricky Petterd was the hero for the Scorpions with four goals in the 16.16(112) to 8.8(56) victory for the visitors.
SATURDAY APRIL 23
Northern Bullants vs Port Melbourne at Preston 1:10pm(ABC1TV)
(Reserves game at 10:10am)
Bendigo Bombers vs Collingwood at Windy Hill 2pm
Werribee vs North Ballarat at Avalon Airport Oval,Werribee 7pm
(Reserves games at 4pm)
Note-Williamstown vs Frankston reserves game now at Grants Reserve,Sugargum Drive,Altona at 11am
SUNDAY APRIL 24
Box Hill Hawks vs Coburg Tigers at Box Hill 2pm(3WBC)
(Reserves game at 11am)
Williamstown vs Geelong at Torquay at 2pm(SEN2-Aussie Digital)
From Frankston Hastings Leader
Reported by Simon McEvoy
MICHAEL Hibberd last season went to war with the Dolphins but on Sunday he was the enemy, as part of the Bendigo Bombers team.
It must have been a strange feeling battling against his mates, but this is the modern game -– and popular ‘‘ Hibbo’’ is chasing his dream.
Playing his first game of the season after a quad strain, Hibberd was among the Bendigo Bombers’ best players in their 52-point win over Frankston in VFL round three.
From the Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut 16 Apr, 2011 12:54 AM
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From The Age
Reported by Brent Diamond April 16, 2011
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THE VFL competition appears likely to stay despite debate about an AFL reserves competition; however, the format is unlikely to be known until later this year. Several formats have been touted, including a two-tier competition.
From VFL Website
Ben Crowe is a driven man. He doesn’t like spin and he’ll only talk about the positives if they really are positive, not straws clutched at amongst an ocean of negatives as Paul Kennedy finds out.
So while the Dolphins may well have improved greatly in their second round match against Sandringham and nearly pinched a victory, for Crowe it isn’t yet good enough. “To be honest we didn’t have enough players carry the load,†he said.
From localfooty.com.au
Reported by Sam Landsberger
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From Perth Now
Reported by Chris Pike
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