Crystal Brook continued its unbeaten run with an impressive 63-point win over a disappointing Broughton-Mundoora.

The first quarter was an even contest. Both sides kicked two goals.

Unfortunately for the Eagles, it did not kick any more goals for the day as the Roosters took control.

Best for Crystal Brook was headed by Matt Jackman with another excellent performance.

Speedy Josh Gale (two goals) was dangerous all day.

Luke Kapitola and Jack Cousins worked hard as always and Cameron Arbon made up the list.

Leigh Williamson kicked three goals, Mathew Arbon and David Jefferies kicked two goals each.

Best for the Eagles were reliable Avan Ireland, Tod Angus, Rowan Edwards, Sam Hewett and Lee O’Donohue.

Delaney and Matt Gale kicked the only goals.

Southern Flinders 7-7 (49) d Jamestown-Peterborough

5-5 (35)

An undermanned Southern Flinders scored a gusty win in wet and muddy conditions in the game played at Jamestown.

The Tigers went into the game without Scott Brand, Garry Hull or Michael Gaunt and showed some real character to get its first win of the season.

Southern Flinders gained control of the match with an excellent first term, with three goals kicked without reply. The Magpies fought back hard but never hit the lead in a game where goals were extremely hard to get – especially the longer the match went on. Once again, best for the Tigers was young dynamo Matt Woolford (two goals) who handled the ball beautifully despite the slippery conditions. Ben Brown was important with his strength in and around the contests.

Jamie Davidson, Jeremy Edson on a wing and John McKenna who went into the centre after half time were all important players.

Best for the Magpies was midfielder Nick Davis, utility Greg Farr and winger Tyson Sparks.

David Boulton was a hard worker all day and Scott Mesecke tried hard in the ruck. Chris Stacey kicked two goals for the Pies.

Orroroo 11-13 (79) d BMW

3-6 (24)

Orroroo continued its recent form and again played a good second half to record a comfortable 55-point win over BMW.

The first half was very even, with both sides putting three goals on the board at the long break. The Roos then stepped up to another gear and rattled on six unanswered goals in the third term to set up the win.

Best for the Roos was defender Nathan ‘Crackers’ Nutt, veteran Keith Slade, Gavin Laskey, Luke Ellery and Matt Dignan.

Justin Duffy and Henry Bennett each kicked three goals and Kirwin Moore kicked two.

Best for BMW was coach Andrew Milne, Dylan McCallum, Joe Koch, Jason Speed and Casey McCallum. Cameron McCallum kicked two goals.