Kangas tough win over winless Bulls

North Albany have registered their second win, despite kicking fewer goals than round-four rivals Mt Barker in the Great Southern Women’s Football League last Friday night. The Kangas travelled to Sounness Park but prevailed over the home side by eight points. The Bulls had the only goal at half-time but trailed by one point before Aaliyah Ford kicked the Kangas’ first goal to help her side open up a nine-point advantage heading into the final term. Taylor Hart kicked her second goal for the home side, however the visitors added five behinds themselves to walk away winners, 1.14 (20) to 2.0 (12). Laura Archer and Kate and Lily Minter were best for the Kangas while Sheridan Kowald and Joanne Porteous were the Bulls’ best contributors. Royals notched their third win of the season, kicking nine goals against Albany. The Lions kicked three goals in the first and third quarters to finish 53-point winners. Renae Parsons, Abby Duncan and Claire Hard all booted three goals in the 9.11 (65) to 2.0 (12) triumph. Sharks kicked both of their goals in the second term and were best served by Emma Stone, Emma JUBrady, Kellie Bond and Amy JUWalker. Railways remain undefeated after keeping opponent Denmark-Walpole goalless in the second match of the Centennial Stadium double-header. Railways kicked five goals in the first half to help set up their convincing 6.8 (44) to 0.1 (1) win. Ksharna Coyne, Apryl Oreo and Ella Scamozzi were all important in the 43-point win and forward Tamika Arundel kicked two goals. Erika Tharratt and Brittany Finigan were the better players for the Magpies.