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CMFNL – Local sides win

THE district’s three Central Murray Football Netball League sides all won their round three matches, with all sides in the top six.

Reigning premiers, Kerang continued its stranglehold on top of the ladder, defeating the Mallee Eagles by 42 points.

The home side was never headed in the match of the round, opening up a 17-point quarter time lead that grew throughout the match.

Troy Thamm and Luke Cotchett kicked two goals each for the Blues, with Jarryd Pertzel and Troy Davis names as best players.

Last season’s grand finalists, Koondrook/Barham moved to fifth on the ladder following a 58-point win against Tyntynder.

Tom May kicked five goals for the Raiders, who led at every change.

May and Patrick Goble were best on ground for the visitors, who have the bye this weekend.

The Cohuna Kangas are one win outside the top five thanks to a 81-point win against Balranald.

Rick Easton (five goals) and Damien Boyer (four goals) led the way for the visitors, who had the win secured at half-time.

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