Last season’s A Grade premiers, Blossoms, have continued their winning form in the Opens Touch competition, recording another two victories in last Thursday’s double-header round at Ward Oval.
The wins in Rounds 3 and 4 take Blossoms’ tally to four from four games this season.
Blossoms opened the night with a convincing 10-4 win over Phat Athletes, with Matilda Harper adding another three tries to her season tally.
Harper shared in the referee’s Best & Fairest points with team mates Rowdy Barton and Ella Oborn.
Blossoms backed up with another strong performance in Round 4, shutting out Rusty Snails 6-0.
Oborn led the scoring with two tries, worth four points, while Jack Dunn and Barton also crossed for tries.
Full Tilt and Makos also enjoyed successful nights, with both teams recording two wins.
Full Tilt accounted for Concrete Cowboys
7-4 in Round 3 before backing up to defeat Phat Athletes 6-1 in their second game.
Makos had to work harder for their first win after going into half time locked at 4-all with Rock Dogs.
They took control in the second half to finish with a 7-4 victory.
Makos then produced an impressive 8-0 shutout against Whiteboard Warriors, with their female players dominating the scoring.
Aisha Schofield crossed twice, while Codi Ellison and Rhylee Jeffery also scored tries.
Kiss My Pass opened their night with an 11-4 win over The Green Machine, with Kasalia Fakahua leading the scoring with three tries.
They were unable to repeat that success in Round 4, narrowly going down 3-2 to Concrete Cowboys.
Rori Urquhart’s two-point try proved the difference in Concrete Cowboys’ win.
The Green Machine bounced back from their earlier loss to record their first win of the season, edging out Rock Dogs 6-5 in a close contest.
Fidelis Ah Sam and Kade Wilder each scored doubles for The Green Machine.
Rusty Snails had mixed fortunes, opening with a 6-0 win over Whiteboard Warriors before suffering their 6-0 loss to Blossoms.
Whiteboard Warriors had a tough night, failing to score in either of their matches.
