Adelaide Footy League: Balfours Div 6 Round 13 preview

THERE are seven clubs fighting out for the final four final spots and every game has an impact on how this unpredictable season of Balfours division six footy will pan out.

THERE are seven clubs fighting out for the final four final spots and every game has an impact on how this unpredictable season of Balfours division six footy will pan out.

Brahma Lodge found form with an eight-goal win over Fitzroy.

Dylan Brooks was the standout in a high-scoring contest.

This week they face Salisbury West in the battle of the Tigers.

Salisbury West came back to earth with a thud courtesy of a 50-point drilling by Elizabeth.

This was through no fault of Justin Davies, who was clearly best.

The Lodge should win this local derby and hold its spot in the top three.

Aaron Stephenson was the man that did most of the damage in the Eagles aforementioned win. They now host Houghton, which was destroyed by Pulteney.

Cameron Schutz in ruck is as honest as the day is long and Gabriel Burden had his best game in a day of few highlights for the Raiders.

It’s hard to see this result being anything less than a triple figure win for the Eagles at home.

West Croydon didn’t have it all its own way in a hardfought two-goal win at Mawson Lakes. Trent Lashrr took the next step in what might be a break out game.

They host Ingle Farm who seems to have made a hobby of losing close games to Trinity in the past year.

Grae Grant notched his second consecutive best on ground display but it wasn’t enough.

The Farmers seem to play their best footy in must win games so I’m backing them to bounce back.

Daniel Nicholson kicked 12 in Pulteney’s 175-point win while Joshua Sipek was named best in it s victory over Houghton.

Their next opponent will be ninth-placed Mawson Lakes, which nearly caused a huge boilover against last year’s minor premiers West Croydon.

Darren King continued his consistent year whilst Christopher Haydon battled manfully.

Pulteney will put the boys from the Lakes to the sword this week and win convincingly.

Trinity’s three-point win was largely thanks to the unstoppable form of Alec Stimson.

Matthew Perry is another who is having a mid-season impact and he bobbed up with five sausage rolls.

They face Fitzroy which have tumbled down the ladder after a 46 point loss to Brahma.

Chris Beaty continued his stellar season. Quite simply the team with passion and intent will get the chocolates in this evenly matched contest.