The Montreal Angels fresh off a 1 point victory last week took on the Central Blues women's team in Ottawa today. The Angels didn't know what to expect but showed they were more than ready exploding out of the blocks and completely dominating play. Aimee Legault and Lindsay wreaked havoc in the middle while Dani Anderson and Elaine were too classy up forward. In the only forward surge for the Blues of the quarter Mirabell chased down two Blues preventing them from even getting close to a score. Margo Legault and Mel added the finishing touches as the Angels ran out convincing winners
Angels 14.8 (92) defeated Central Blues 1.1 (7)
In the men's game it was an OAFL Division 2 top of the table clash. The Saints were confident heading into the match having their best line-up all year finally on the park. The onslaught started from the first bounce, the fresher Saints used the ball with precision piling on 4 quick goals. Matthew Wood incredible in the ruck and the on-ball brigade finally had some focal points to aim for in Pat the Gap and Mick Lacy. The Saints led at half-time 47 to 0 and unfortunately for the Blues it didn't stop there. The Saints added another 5 goals, the Blues kicking two of their own but eventually falling to the new top of the table team.
Saints 12.12 (84) defeated Blues 2.1 (13)
The Montreal Angels fresh off a 1 point victory last week took on the Central Blues women's team in Ottawa today. The Angels didn't know what to expect but showed they were more than ready exploding out of the blocks and completely dominating play. Aimee Legault and Lindsay wreaked havoc in the middle while Dani Anderson and Elaine were too classy up forward. In the only forward surge for the Blues of the quarter Mirabell chased down two Blues preventing them from even getting close to a score. Margo Legault and Mel added the finishing touches as the Angels ran out convincing winners Angels 14.8 (92) defeated Central Blues 1.1 (7)
In the men's game it was an OAFL Division 2 top of the table clash. The Saints were confident heading into the match having their best line-up all year finally on the park. The onslaught started from the first bounce, the fresher Saints used the ball with precision piling on 4 quick goals. Matthew Wood incredible in the ruck and the on-ball brigade finally had some focal points to aim for in Pat the Gap and Mick Lacy. The Saints led at half-time 47 to 0 and unfortunately for the Blues it didn't stop there. The Saints added another 5 goals, the Blues kicking two of their own but eventually falling to the new top of the table team. Saints 12.12 (84) defeated Blues 2.1 (13)
