It is apparent from today's games here at Millennium that all players in each of the teams competing in this division are leaving nothing on the line.
Each game showed much conviction and the share determination shined through by several of these games resulting in at least 1 if not 2 players out on the bench for getting in foul trouble as well as heartfelt frustrations of a passionate coach which resulted in a red card. Between kick outs, cards and goals the excitement was celebrated by the array of supporters on the sidelines.
Today's matches truly epitomised the culture of the sport. Driven by passion, competitiveness and a complete desire for victory while also emphasising the unpredictability of the nature of this sport making it a true spectacle for all observers.
Australia continued their dominating streak defeating CDM Polo White - 18 - 3
Hutt also proving to be unstoppable with a 9 - 5 victory over Canberra Academy
Marist another team to keep a close eye on beating CDM Blue 16 - 5
and Tau - Wai Taniwha taking out their first victory by defeating Sea Wolf 12 - 1
Players to keep a close eye on
Marist players - C. Lane conceded 4 goals closely followed by C Cormark and C Paterson with 3 goals each.
Hutt - 3 goals from Cam Hayes and 2 from Lachie Watson.
Canberra Academy - Kobe Cooper (2)
Austalia - Outstanding 5 goals from Conor Wolohan and 3 from Elliot Tinley
Tau - Wai Taniwhas - Evenly spread with 2 goals from Danny Kayes, Matt Hansen, Sean Newcombe, Johnny Reid and Matt Dwyer
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