Only two tipsters picked all seven winners for the round. Con Milonas and Bomber fan Darren Tudor. Con selected 202 points for the aggregate score with Darren picking 228 points. The aggregate score was 189 points (Coburg 121 v Collingwood 68). Con picks up $30.
Another $30 will go to the tipster who selects 7 winners for this week's matches. If more than one tipster selects seven winners the tipster nearest the aggregate score will collect. If no tipster picks seven it will jackpot to $60 to Round 7.

AGGREGATE SCORE MATCH THIS WEEK

This week's aggregate score match will be the ABC match between Casey Scorpions v Collingwood at Casey Fields. Tipster nearest the aggregate score will collect $40. 

STILL TWO LEADERS WITH HUGE BACK JUST BEHIND

Two tipsters Paul Saints an old Waverley Panthers supporter he has told me with yours truly lead the pack with 33 winners. Bobby Borough a Port diehard just trails with 32 winners. There are eight tipsters on 31 winners with another five tipsters on 30 winners.
A couple of interesting games this week could sort out a few of the tipsters.

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A SEVEN-goal haul from young St Kilda listed player Matthew Ferguson helped the Casey Scorpions to an emphatic 118-point win over the Northern Bullants at Casey Fields.

The Scorpions dominated the midfield battle and held the Bullants to six goals for the match, including only one for the first half.

After the loss, Northern Bullants' playing coach David Teague said he had felt for his defenders, who were bombarded by exceptional delivery to the Casey forwards.

"We got beaten to the ball," he said. "They won the contested ball and they got the ball forward and put our defence under a lot of pressure. To be honest, I felt sorry for some of our defenders the way the ball was coming in.

Box Hill Hawks   5.4  7.8  8.11  13.12 (90)
Geelong   3.1  5.4  10.6  16.8 (104)

North Ballarat   5.1  8.3  13.4  18.7 (115)
Tasmania   0.4  2.8  7.11  9.12 (66)

Werribee Tigers   7.3  11.9  14.14  16.19 (115)
Port Melbourne   3.2  7.4  12.4  15.10 (100)

Bendigo Bombers   4.5  8.7  9.10  12.11 (83)
Frankston   .3  1.9  7.13  11.14 (80)

Casey Scorpions   4.3  13.9  16.9  25.14 (164)
Northern Bullants   0.2  1.5  4.8  6.10 (46)

Williamstown   3.1  8.6  12.10  19.16 (130)
Sandringham   1.4  3.6  8.10  9.12 (66)

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RICHMOND midfielder Mark Coughlan took the first step to returning to senior football yesterday, playing a half of football in Coburg's 53-point win over Collingwood at ABD Group Stadium.

After undergoing two knee reconstructions, Coughlan's comeback was again disrupted due to hamstring soreness, but the 26-year-old got through yesterday's match unscathed.

Limited game time and close checking by Collingwood's Paul Licuria kept Coughlan to 10 possessions, but it was enough for Coburg coach, Jade Rawlings, who said he was happy to see the injury-plagued midfielder playing again.

With the Cats producing some of their best football for the season in the past two rounds, Tudor urged his side not to become complacent against the bottom-placed Hawks.

The sixth-placed Cats have struggled against Box Hill in recent seasons, including an upset 15-point loss at Skilled Stadium last year.

"So the fact that they haven't won a game doesn't mean anything," Tudor said.

"It will be a really good game and we're looking forward to the challenge. I know they've got up to five or six AFL blokes coming back from injury, but they'll have a really good balance of AFL and VFL players in their side."