As we approach the final stretch of the Home and Away season, Media Manager Ryan Long takes a look at each club’s run home and predicts how the first week of the finals series may shape up.
Premier Division Run Home
Vermont
48 points (12 wins, 3 losses), 150.49 per cent
Percentage, a game clear on top and the current form that they’re in, it’s difficult to see the Eagles missing out on the top two from here.
Their final two games against the Bulls and Lions are the perfect lead-up towards what will be a massive month for this famous club.
The run home
R16: Park Orchards (A)
R17: Noble Park (H)
R18: Doncaster East (A)
Projected Finish: 1st (15-3)
2. Rowville
44 points (11 wins, 4 losses), 137.69 per cent
The Hawks pulled a rabbit out of a hat at Cheong Park on the weekend, which leaves them in the box seat for a top-two finish.
Their toughest match on the run home is this week’s clash against Noble Park, a second Grand Final rematch. They have to be aware of Balwyn below them who will be waiting for a slip-up from the Hawks.
Three wins with their percentage will guarantee them the top two, two wins will be enough unless if the Tigers win out from here.
The run home
R16: Noble Park (H)
R17: Blackburn (H)
R18: Doncaster (A)
Projected Finish: 2nd (14-4)
3. Balwyn
44 points (11 wins, 4 losses), 129.89 per cent
Two 50-50 games against the Lions and Bulls to come, two sides they previously lost to.
They’re unlikely to catch either Vermont or Rowville on percentage so to finish inside the top-two, they’ll be relying on Rowville dropping a match, while winning three in a row themselves.
The run home
R16: Doncaster East (H)
R17: Park Orchards (H)
R18: Noble Park (A)
Projected Finish: 3rd (14-4)
4. East Ringwood
40 points (10 wins, 5 losses), 120.13 per cent
A loss to the Eagles now has the Roos slipping behind the front runners. They can still make the top two with what is one of the better run homes. The issue however is they’ll be relying on both Rowville and Balwyn to trip over themselves more than once.
All they can focus on is what they can control with their remaining matches, and hope some other results go their way.
R16: Berwick (H)
R17: Norwood (H)
R18: Blackburn (A)
Projected Finish: 4th 13-5)
5. Doncaster East
36 points (9 wins, 6 losses), 125.41 per cent
A disappointing result on Saturday for the Lions will keep them on edge for a couple more weeks with their finals position not confirmed yet.
Similar to Noble Park below them, they won’t go in favourites to either of their clashes against Balwyn and Vermont, but they’ve already beaten the Tigers before and they’ll get the Eagles this time at Zerbes.
Depending on how results go in the final three weeks, their clash against Balwyn may be a preview for an Elimination Final…
The run home
R16: Balwyn (A)
R17: Berwick (A)
R18: Vermont (H)
Projected Finish: 5th (10-8)
6. Noble Park
36 points (9 wins, 6 losses), 124.41 per cent
A big win on the weekend was well needed ahead of facing the top three sides of the division to round out the season.
They’ll likely go in as underdogs in all three but they’re more than capable of winning one or two of those matches ahead of the finals. They’ll be wary of the Burners in seventh who are still hot on their heels.
Not safe yet but still don’t think the reigning premiers will fall out of the top six.
The run home
R16: Rowville (H)
R17: Vermont (A)
R18: Balwyn (H)
Projected Finish: 6th (9-9)
7. Blackburn
32 points (8 wins, 7 losses), 107.39 per cent
It was a chance to win and boost the percentage, but Blackburn made no ground on the gap between them and Noble Park.
With Blackburn’s percentage, they’ll need to win one more than the Bulls or Lions to make it. All three sides have tricky run homes and it’s very difficult to tip the Burners in either of their last two games.
South Croydon match-up this week is a lot trickier than what it may look like on paper.
The run home
R16: South Croydon (H)
R17: Rowville (A)
R18: East Ringwood (H)
Projected Finish: 7th (9-9)
8. Norwood
24 points (6 wins, 9 losses), 91.49 per cent
We said sides had to be cautious of Norwood and that they would be a danger game for many of the top sides.
It probably is a little frustrating for Norwood, knowing their best is good enough to contend with the top teams of the division. Consistency has let them down.
The run home
R16: Doncaster (H)
R17: East Ringwood (A)
R18: South Croydon (H)
Projected Finish: 8th (8-10)
9. Berwick
24 points (6 wins, 9 losses), 87.39 per cent
Two very tough weeks of the Wickers, before they head to Park Orchards in what potentially could be a must-win game for the Sharks to stay in Premier. On current form, the Wickers will probably still head into that away game as favourites.
The run home
R16: East Ringwood (A)
R17: Doncaster East (H)
R18: Park Orchards (A)
Projected Finish: 9th (7-11)
10. Park Orchards
16 points (4 wins, 11 losses), 74.98 per cent
Percentage may be their downfall from here.
Can’t see them beating either Vermont or Balwyn, so it may come down to their last game at home against Berwick. One more win will be enough unless the Dogs can manage to make it two from three, which would mean they would drop to eleventh on percentage.
The run home
R16: Vermont (H)
R17: Balwyn (A)
R18: Berwick (H)
Projected Finish: 11th (4-14)
11. South Croydon
12 points (3 wins, 12 losses), 81.56 per cent
Heartbreaker.
They’ll be hoping that Nashua Wood’s on-the-siren goal won’t cost them their spot in Premier Division. If they win one of their last three matches, they’ll survive if Park Orchards go winless from here. If the Sharks can pull off another win, they’ll need to win two from three.
Give them a big chance this weekend…
The run home
R16: Blackburn (A)
R17: Doncaster (H)
R18: Norwood (A)
Projected Finish: 10th (4-14)
12. Doncaster
4 points (1 win, 14 losses), 36.02 per cent
A lot more competitive on the weekend, the Sharks will be looking for a similar effort in their last three weeks of the season.
The run home
R16: Norwood (A)
R17: South Croydon (A)
R18: Rowville (H)
Projected Finish: 12th (1-17)
Premier Division Predicted First Week of the Finals:
BYE: Vermont, Rowville
Elimination Final (3v6): Balwyn v Noble Park @Bayswater Oval
Elimination Final (4v5): East Ringwood v Doncaster East @Jubilee Park
Division One Run Home
South Belgrave
56 points (16 wins, 0 losses), 146.11 per cent
The Minor Premiers are closing in on a flawless season. They face the bottom two in the final two weeks of the Home and Away season, so it’s hard not to see how they don’t finish with a record of 18-0.
They’ll be awaiting their Semi Final clash against either Mitcham or Montrose on August 26th.
The run home
R17: Lilydale (H)
R18: Croydon (A)
Projected Finish: 1st (18-0)
2. Mitcham
48 points (12 wins, 4 losses), 134.68 per cent
The first week of the finals is locked in for Mitcham, they’ll take on Montrose in the Qualifying Final on Saturday, August 19th.
Whether they wear black shorts or white, is up to them.
A fantastic year but all four of their losses have come against South Belgrave and Montrose by small margins. Will need to turn it around against both come finals.
The run home
R17: Mooroolbark (H)
R18: Bayswater (A)
Projected Finish: 2nd (14-4)
3. Montrose
46 points (11 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw), 133.17 per cent
Locked in for the Qualifying Final. Can still finish second if the Tigers slip up in the next fortnight, but either way, it doesn’t make much difference.
Despite the results of the final two rounds of the season results not meaning much to their ladder position, the Dees will be looking to finish off strongly and keep this form going into finals.
The run home
R17: Croydon (A)
R18: Mooroolbark (H)
Projected Finish: 3rd (13-1-4)
4. North Ringwood
34 points (8 wins, 7 losses, 1 draw), 94.34 per cent
A gutsy win on the road has the Saints closing in on that finals position, with one more win set to be enough.
Despite sitting fourth, they have a tougher final game than fifth-placed Beaconsfield who they play this weekend. Another win on the road and they’ll finish fourth. However, a loss may mean they take on Wantirna South in a mini Elimination Final where the winner makes the top five and the loser finishes sixth.
However, a Bayswater win over Wantirna South this weekend would rule that out of the possibility.
Believe it might come down to that Round 18 clash which they will head in as favourites on their home deck.
The run home
R17: Beaconsfield (A)
R18: Wantirna South (H)
Projected Finish: 5th (9-1-8)
5. Beaconsfield
32 points (8 wins, 8 losses), 102.53 per cent
They may have dropped to fifth but they aren’t in significant danger of missing from here with a date with the winless Lilydale in Round 18.
Losing both, the Saints and Devils would round out the top five, but I can’t see that happening.
They’ll want to put in a strong performance this weekend, considering North Ringwood will be their likely finals opponents.
The run home
R17: North Ringwood (H)
R18: Lilydale (A)
Projected Finish: 4th (10-8)
6. Wantirna South
28 points (7 wins, 9 losses), 96.34 per cent
Win number seven took a while, but they’ve got it now and they give themselves a chance.
To state the obvious, this is a must-win game at home against Bayswater. With Beaconsfield unlikely to lose to Lilydale in Round 18, they’re best hope is for the Eagles to beat the Saints this week, setting up an all-important date with North Ringwood in Round 18.
That game would then decide the last finals place.
Forget about that for now, still not sold on Wantirna South’s chances at the moment, still have to get past Bayswater first.
The run home
R17: Bayswater (H)
R18: North Ringwood (A)
Projected Finish: 6th (8-10)
7. Mooroolbark
24 points (6 wins, 10 losses), 108.20 per cent
Loss on the weekend virtually rules the Mustangs out of the running.
The only side they could knock out is Beaconsfield who still has last-placed Lilydale to play against. But the Mustangs still have Mitcham and Montrose to come, meaning that everything is against them right now.
The run home
R17: Mitcham (A)
R18: Montrose (A)
Projected Finish: 7th (6-12)
8. Bayswater
24 points (6 wins, 10 losses), 99.02 per cent
You cannot criticise their effort on the weekend. Bayswater gave it their all, but inevitably, they fell just short, which also puts them out of the running.
Same as Mooroolbark, technically they can finish on the same points as Beaconsfield, but too many variables need to work in their favour to make it from here.
Can ruin Wantirna South’s chances this week if they’re to pull off a win on the road at Walker Reserve.
The run home
R17: Wantirna South (A)
R18: Mitcham (H)
Projected Finish: 8th (6-12)
9. Croydon
20 points (5 wins, 11 losses), 76.15 per cent
A very difficult run home meant it was always going to be tough to avoid the drop. Would need to win both games due to their poor percentage to have a chance of staying in Division One.
A loss to Montrose this week would confirm the drop.
The run home
R17: Montrose (H)
R18: South Belgrave (H)
Projected Finish: 9th (5-13)
10. Lilydale
0 points (0 wins, 16 losses), 45.22 per cent
Better performance on the weekend, one of their higher scores for the season. Unfortunately for their sake, they’ve now got a date with the undefeated Saints side, the game being held in South Belgrave.
The run home
R17: South Belgrave (A)
R18: Beaconsfield (H)
Predicted Finish: 10th (0-18)
Division One Predicted First Week of the Finals:
BYE: South Belgrave
Qualifying Final (2v3): Mitcham v Montrose @Tormore Reserve
Elimination Final (4v5): Beaconsfield v North Ringwood @Tormore Reserve
Division Two Run Home
Boronia
60 points (15 wins, 1 loss), 203.08 per cent
Minor premiership locked up, interesting game against the Lions in Round 18 with Mulgrave possibly needing a win to finish fifth.
With nothing on the line for the Hawks, we could see an upset in the final round. But it doesn’t look like Boronia is slowing down now that they’re guaranteed the top spot, still looking at an impressive 17-1 Home and Away record.
The run home
R17: Upper Ferntree Gully (H)
R18: Mulgrave (A)
Projected Finish: 1st (17-1)
2. Waverley Blues
44 points (11 wins, 5 losses), 148.58 per cent
Another win, and one step closer to the double chance for the Waverley Blues. With their superior percentage and the fact that Heathmont and Templestowe will play each other in the final round of the season, Waverley needs just one win from their remaining two games.
Two losses, then their best chance of finishing in the top three would be for Heathmont to lose their remaining two games as well.
Tipping them to win their final two games, and finish second.
The run home
R17: The Basin (A)
R18: Ringwood (A)
Projected Finish: 2nd (13-5)
3. Templestowe
44 points (11 wins, 5 losses), 135.54 per cent
Feel a lot more confident about Templestowe’s double chances after the weekend. Big win over East Burwood, Mitchener and Fogarty returns to the side and are listed as their best two players in the win, while Carl Giovannini is set to return this weekend from suspension.
If they defeat Knox and Mulgrave defeats Heathmont this weekend, they could still lose their final game to the Jets and finish third because of their percentage.
If both sides win along with the Waverley Blues this weekend, then the Round 18 game at home against Heathmont will decide who finishes with the double chance and who will drop to fourth.
The run home
R17: Knox (A)
R18: Heathmont (H)
Projected Finish: 3rd (13-5)
4. Heathmont
44 points (11 wins, 5 losses), 125.26 per cent
The Jets handled a danger-game against the Bears very well, despite some significant outs.
The big concern for the Jets’ chances of a top-two finish is their run home.
Mulgrave is in great form, needing wins to survive and their final game of the season. Lose that game and it’s super unlikely they finish third, even if they beat the Dockers due to percentage.
Win and it remains in their hands.
The run home
R17: Mulgrave (H)
R18: Templestowe (A)
Projected Finish: 4th (11-7)
5. Mulgrave
36 points (9 wins, 7 losses), 111.06 per cent
Good news and bad news for the Lions as they head into the last fortnight of the Home and Away season. The good news is that thanks To Templestowe’s big win over East Burwood, they’re now a game and almost 13 per cent ahead of the Rams on the ladder.
Bad news? They’ve got a much trickier run home. With the Rams likely to win at least one, maybe two, Mulgrave may be forced to pull off an upset to remain in fifth come the end of Round 18.
A Rams win and a Lions loss this week would mean they’d almost certainly have to pull off a big upset against the Hawks.
However, without jumping too far ahead, Mulgrave will see Heathmont as vulnerable with their current outs. Defeat the Jets, it would then be likely that the two sides would meet in the Elimination Final.
The run home
R17: Heathmont (A)
R18: Boronia (H)
Projected Finish: 5th (10-8)
6. East Burwood
32 points (8 wins, 8 losses), 98.62 per cent
Finals chances have taken two big hits in the last two weeks. Their loss to Templestowe damaged their percentage, while Mulgrave boosted theirs with a win over Upper Ferntree Gully.
Winning their last two may not be enough now if Mulgrave defeat Heathmont. In that case, they would need to make up the 13 per cent gap on the Lions in their final round against Upper Ferntree Gully, which is certainly possible.
Win both, Lions lose both, they make it.
Lose one, Lions win one, they miss.
Lose one, Lions lose both, they’ll need to make up that percentage gap.
The run home
R17: Ringwood (H)
R18: Upper Ferntree Gully (A)
Projected Finish: 6th (10-8)
7. Ringwood
28 points (7 wins, 9 losses), 111.57 per cent
Was always going to be tough to defeat Boronia for a second time this season.
More than unlikely from here, one more Mulgrave win from being officially ruled out. They’ll still treat this week’s clash with East Burwood as an Elimination Final. Win that, they’ll jump into sixth and will need to go on to defeat the Waverley Blues while the Lions drop their remaining two games.
Need a lot to go their way.
The run home
R17: East Burwood (A)
R18: Waverley Blues (H)
Projected Finish: 7th (7-11)
8. The Basin
16 points (4 wins, 12 losses), 72.85 per cent
The Bears are still pretty comfortably safe to remain in Division Two next year.
A Falcons upset over Templestowe would make that final game of the season extra interesting.
One more Basin win will be enough, can still escape with two losses.
The run home
R17: Waverley Blues (H)
R18: Knox (H)
Projected Finish: 8th (5-13)
9. Knox
12 points (3 wins, 13 losses), 60.96 per cent
Much better second half to the season but they’re likely to still fall victim to double relegation this year.
If both Knox and The Basin lose this weekend without a drastic change in percentage, it would mean the Falcons would need to defeat the Bears by north of 90 -100 points to survive.
We’ll recalculate after the weekend, but they may be praying that the Waverley Blues get ruthless on the weekend, while remaining close with the Dockers.
The run home
R17: Templestowe (H)
R18: The Basin (A)
Projected Finish: 9th (3-15)
10. Upper Ferntree Gully
4 points (1 win, 15 losses), 40.01 per cent
If you want to take a positive out of last week’s drumming, Upper Ferntree Gully put up their third-highest score of the season.
Final two games are against the Minor Premiers at Tormore Reserve, and an East Burwood who may be desperate for percentage.
The run home
R17: Boronia (A)
R18: East Burwood (H)
Projected Finish: 10th (1-17)
Division Two Predicted First Week of the Finals:
BYE: Boronia
Qualifying Final (2v3): Waverley Blues v Templestowe @Walker Park
Elimination Final (4v5): Heathmont v Mulgrave @Walker Park
Division Three Run Home
Donvale
60 points (15 wins, 1 loss), 203.54 per cent
Minor Premiers for season 2023. But that won’t satisfy the Magpies, in the position they’re in right now, they’ve become the clear favourites for the Division Three premiership this year.
They’ll take on their opponents in the first week of the finals, Ferntree Gully, this weekend at Wally Tew Reserve.
The run home
R17: Ferntree Gully
R18: Coldstream
Projected Finish: 1st (17-1)
2. Ferntree Gully
50 points (12 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw), 147.05 per cent
It wasn’t pretty on the weekend, but the Eagles did enough for their twelfth win of the season.
They’re set to take on Donvale at Jubilee Park in the second semi-final, but we’ll get an early preview of that match-up this weekend. Defeated Donvale earlier this year at Wally Tew Reserve, but will need their best 22 in to knock off the Magpies again.
The run home
R17: Donvale (H)
R18: Whitehorse (A)
Projected Finish: 2nd (13-1-4)
3. Silvan
34 points (8 wins, 7 losses, 1 draw), 100.82 per cent
Showed something on Saturday against a top-two side, but an inaccurate Ferntree Gully side probably made the score line a little more favourable for the Cats.
Expect them to win their remaining two games, but they’re guaranteed to finish in the top four so the results won’t have a whole lot of impact on them. Their final game against the Lions will be a lot more interesting if Fairpark defeats Oakleigh District this weekend.
An Oakleigh District win on the weekend will lock in their opponent at Jubilee Park for the first week of the finals.
The run home
R17: Warrandyte (A)
R18: Fairpark (H)
Projected Finish: 3rd (10-1-7)
4. Oakleigh District
32 points (8 wins, 8 losses), 92.43 per cent
A Whitehorse upset over Fairpark would have been handy for Oakleigh District, but their destiny is still in their own hands.
Beat Fairpark on Saturday, the top-four is official.
Lose… it’s then a nervous week for the newest club in the EFNL. In that scenario, a win against Warrandyte will mean they’re safe in the four, but a loss would see them miss finals if Fairpark defeats Silvan.
Still think they’ll get there, but they’ll prefer not to leave it up to Round 18 results.
The run home
R17: Fairpark (A)
R18: Warrandyte (H)
Projected Finish: 4th (10-8)
5. Fairpark
26 points (6 wins, 9 losses, 1 draw), 83.54 per cent
The Lions remain the only side outside of the top four with the possibility of making the finals from here. This weekend is an early Elimination Final, lose and they’re out of the race… Win, and they’ll be travelling East to Silvan, needing to win, before nervously sitting through Oakleigh District’s night game against Warrandyte.
They won’t be thinking that far ahead however, all eyes will be on this weekend’s clash with Oakleigh District, have to find a way to win.
The run home
R17: Oakleigh District (H)
R18: Silvan (A)
Projected Finish: 5th (6-1-11)
6. Warrandyte
22 points (5 wins, 10 losses, 1 draw), 73.66 per cent
A big loss at the hands of Coldstream officially rules the Bloods out of the finals race. A season ruined by injuries and player availability; they’ll be looking to have a better run at it in 2024.
The run home
R17: Silvan (H)
R18: Oakleigh District (H)
Projected Finish: 7th (5-1-12)
7. Coldstream
20 points (5 wins, 11 losses), 71.91 per cent
Can’t underestimate just how big of a win that was on the weekend for the Cougars. They now have some extra wriggle room, a loss to Whitehorse next weekend means they’ll still be a game ahead.
On form, they should win this week’s clash at home quite comfortably.
The run home
R17: Whitehorse (H)
R18: Donvale (A)
Projected Finish: 6th (6-13)
8. Whitehorse
12 points (3 wins, 13 losses), 75.04 per cent
With Coldstream’s win over Warrandyte, the Pioneers are almost certain to take the drop to Division Four.
Even if they do defeat Coldstream next weekend, they’re relying on also beating Ferntree Gully in the final round of the season. For a side that’s lost eight on the trot, it’s difficult to see them winning two in a row here.
The run home
R17Coldstream (A)
R18: Ferntree Gully (H)
Projected Finish: 8th (3-15)
Division Three Predicted First Week of the Finals:
Semi Final 2 (1v2): Donvale v FTG @Jubilee Park
Semi Final 1 (3v4): Silvan v Oakleigh District @Jubilee Park
Division Four
Kilsyth 46 points (11 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw), 171.88 per cent
The top two spot was officially secured after their win over Scoresby.
Things get a little interesting if Surrey Park are defeated by Chirnside Park this weekend. In that situation, the Cougars will officially be locked in as the Minor Premier with a win this week against the Lions, but their opponent in the first week of the finals will depend on whether they beat Surrey Park in Round 18.
In this situation, assuming Chirnside Park defeats Nunawading in the final round, they would play Chirnside in the first week of the finals if they defeat Surrey Park. Surrey Park wins, and it’s an instant rematch a week later between Kilsyth and Surrey Park.
However, if Surrey Park wins this weekend, then the result won’t matter, either way, they’ll meet each other two weeks in a row.
The run home
R17: Nunawading (H) R18: Surrey Park (A)
Projected Finish: 1st (13-1-2)
2. Surrey Park
42 points (10 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw), 208.25 per cent
Dominant against the Zebras, they’re finding form ahead of a massive month of finals.
As touched on above, a win this weekend would mean they’re locked in for the double chance and will meet Kilsyth in the Semi-Final. However, a loss to Chirnside Park would mean they enter Round 18, needing to win to finish second.
Two losses and they’re almost certainly drop to third and will face off against Scoresby in a win-or-go-home Semi-Final.
Huge game this weekend for the club.
The run home
R17: Chirnside Park (A)
R18: Kilsyth (H)
Projected Finish: 2nd (11-1-4)
3. Scoresby
36 points (9 wins, 6 losses), 129.18 per cent
Double Chance is now officially out of the question. The Magpies will either play Chirnside Park or Surrey Park in the first Semi-Final.
Still, the more likely opponent is Chirnside. The only way that’s not the case is if Chirnside Park wins their next two, while Surrey Park loses their next two.
On recent form, they’ll be the underdogs against either of those two sides in their first final.
The run home
R17: Forest Hill (H)
R18: BYE
Projected Finish: 3rd (10-6)
4. Chirnside Park
36 points (9 wins, 5 losses), 112.31 per cent
The Panthers will make the finals from here, unless they drop both their games and Forest Hill win their last two and make up the 22 per cent gap. Realistically won’t happen.
The big question is where they finish inside the top four. A loss to Surrey Park this Saturday at Kimberley Reserve will rule them out and set up a Semi-Final with Scoresby. Win that, however, and they’ll be hoping Kilsyth do them a favour and knock off Surrey Park. In that scenario, a win over Nunawading in Round 18 will see the Panthers move into second.
The run home
R17: Surrey Park (H)
R18: Nunawading (A)
Projected Finish: 4th (10-6)
5. Forest Hill
28 points (7 wins, 7 losses), 90.08 per cent
Season done for the Zebras as they were blown away by the Panthers on the weekend. Their percentage took a massive hit so even their mathematical chances of making it now are out of the question.
If you want to touch on their mathematical chances, a 200-point win over Scoresby would still see the Zebras behind the Magpies on percentage ahead of their final game of the season against the KangaRams.
Beyond a miracle from here.
R17: Scoresby (A) R18: Croydon North MLOC (H)
Projected Finish: 5th (8-8)
7. Nunawading
8 points (2 wins, 12 losses), 51.34 per cent
Missed out on their third win for the season, but can still look ahead at 2024 positively after an improved year on the field.
The run home
R17: Kilsyth (A) R18: Chirnside Park (H)
Projected Finish: 6th (2-16)
8. Croydon North MlOC
4 points (1 win, 14 losses), 43.36 per cent
Fantastic outcome on the weekend for the KangaRams, they were building along nicely in recent weeks for this one. They’ll enjoy the bye before playing Forest Hill in the final round of the season.
The run home
R17: BYE
R18: Forest Hill (A)
Projected Finish: 7th (1-15)
Division Four Predicted First Week of the Finals:
Semi-Final 2 (1v2): Kilsyth vs Surrey Park @East Ringwood Reserve
Semi-Final 1 (3v4): Scoresby vs Chirnside Park @East Ringwood Reserve