MPNFL 2019: Marc Holt kicks nine goals as Karingal remains undefeated

A bag of nine goals by Karingal prized recruit Marc Holt has put him on course for the fourth century of his career.

Karingal full-forward Marc Holt fired off nine goals on Saturday. Picture: Chris Eastman

A bag of nine goals by Karingal prized recruit Marc Holt has put him on course for the fourth century of his career.

Holt moved to 42 goals in seven games after booting the Bulls to victory against Pearcedale, 18.15 (123) to 5.8 (38), in MPNFL Division 2 on Saturday.

Karingal remains undefeated at 8-0 and has another 10 games, plus finals, left — plenty of time for Holt to reach three figures.

The Bulls had winners all over the park, with Cal Dixon, Mason Russell, Brandon Wapshott and Matt Stanley (four goals) running rampant.

Former Western Bulldogs defender Kieran Collins lined-up with Langwarrin — his junior club — and was among the Kangaroos’ best players in their 13.23 (101) to 6.2 (38) win over Crib Point.

Collins, who is on the Northern Blues’ list this season, is on the comeback trail from injury. He booted a goal as Langy cleared out to make it three wins in their past four games.

Blake Peach, Zach Andrewartha and Jesse Murphy (two goals) were also in Langy’s best.

Kieran Collins playing for Langwarrin. Picture: Paul Churcher.

Brendan Fevola kicked two goals with his bright orange boots as Hastings injected a bit of momentum into its season, beating Somerville by 45 points to make it two wins on the spin.

Brendan Fevola.

Jake Hewitt, Steve Robb, Taylor Stratton (three goals), Aaron Vinson and Terry Green were prime movers as the Blues rushed to a 32-point lead in the first quarter and maintained control throughout, winning 12.20 (92) to 6.11 (47). The Blues (5-2) are up to fifth spot and Fev has nine goals in four games.

Seaford unleashed a seven-goal last quarter to swamp Rye and secure a 15.11 (101) 9.8 (62) win.

Nick Braund, Beau Cannon, Harry Czarnecki and Aaron Walton (five goals) fueled the Tigers. For Rye, Matt McIndoe, Leigh Morse and Ryan Williams tried hard.

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