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Round 9 teams

Casey Scorpions vs. Werribee Tigers (ABC TV)
Saturday 6th June
Casey Fields at 1:10 PM
 

Casey Scorpions

B Stockdale Silvagni Faulks
HB Cheney Martin Bail
C Matthews Valenti Panozza
HF Hughes Miller Wall
F Jurrah Newton Jetta
R Spencer Dunn Bartram
Int Creed MacReadie McGough
  Strauss Petterd Dowse*
  Johnson Jones Mohr
  McKenzie Wheatley Bennell
  Maric
 

Werribee Tigers

B Rockefeller Saker Black
HB Howard Hansen Kenelley
C Greenwood Chisholm Riggio
HF Baddeley Obst Barlow
F Castello Pask Martiniello
R Goldstein Harris Gleeson
Int Bryce Haby Denton*
  O'Keefe Kennedy Quigley
  Sharp Speight Dickson
 

Round 9 matches

SATURDAY, JUNE 6 VENUE EST
Geelong vs. Frankston Geelong 2:00 PM
Casey Scorpions vs. Werribee Tigers - ABC TV 1 Casey Fields 1:10 PM
Northern Bullants vs. Williamstown - Casey FM Visy Park 2:00 PM
SUNDAY,  JUNE 7 VENUE EST
North Ballarat vs. Coburg Tigers Eastern Oval 2:00 PM
Collingwood vs. Port Melbourne - Casey FM - LiveVFL Visy Park 2:00 PM
MONDAY, JUNE 8 VENUE EST
Bendigo Bombers vs. Box Hill Hawks Windy Hill 2:00 PM
BYE - Sandringham

Seagulls’ wings clipped

From Star News Group newspapers
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WILLIAMSTOWN’S unbeaten VFL run is over. The Seagulls lost by two points, 15.8 (98) to 14.16 (100) to North Ballarat in the highly anticipated round eight clash between the two VFL powerhouses at Burbank Oval on Sunday.

The Roosters, sitting second on the ladder, went into the final term with a five-point lead against the top-of-the-table Seagulls, on the back of six goals from Corey Jones and a competitive three quarters.

Port rebounds

From Leader Community Newspapers
Reported by Brad Beitzel
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FROM boiled lollies to advancing into the VFL top four.That’s the past week for Port Melbourne as it had one of its best second halves this season to knock off Box Hill by 49 points at TEAC Oval on Saturday.

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