by Davyd Reid

Twenty goals from Jason 'Jay' Wells has the dynamic Longwarry forward eyeing off a century return for the 2025 season as soon as next week.

It also sees him carve out a piece of league history, becoming the first player in the EDFNL to kick 20 goals in a single game.
The mammoth haul against the struggling Poowong sees Wells on 95 goals for the season.
Dining out on a winless Magpies, his haul helped the Crows to a thumping 34-14 (218) to 5-3 (33) victory.
Six goals in the first term helped the home side on their way and they didn't let up, adding returns of 12, eight and eight to round out the contest.
Fintan Fox, Russell Lehman, Bailey Stephens, Riley Rundell and Bailey Werle also were prominent.
The Magpies were best served by first gamer Thomas Sherar, Bryce Broadmore, Jacob Graue, Matthew Cozzio, Conor Cunningham and Jett Blackwood.
LANG LANG rediscovered some form to maintain its one-game buffer in the top five, comfortably accounting for Nyora 18-12 (120) to 3-10 (28).
Eight goals to one in the first term helped the Tigers control the contest.
Liam Casey, Riley Dolan, Brody Leitch, Tyler Falzon, Kaden Finlay Smith and Bailey Galante led the strong start. The better players for the Saints were Dylan Heylen, Matthew Hughes, Liam Simpson, William McGindle, Corey Lucas and Jordan Anderson.
ELLINBANK recorded a strong win over Nilma-Darnum to keep in touch with the top five.
Fourteen goal to two across the first three quarters ensured the match would be in the Eagles' keeping.
The Bombers made for a competitive finish with three final quarter goals apiece.
Anthony Battista kicked six goals with Jacob Walker, Timothee Mashado, Keaton Brown, Bryce Joyce, Tim Farthing and Brad Wolfe also prominent.
The Bombers were best served by Sage Tapner, Thomas Ayama, Nathan Campbell, Ben Campbell and Boeden Fries.
BULN BULN comfortably accounted for Bunyip, 18-19 (127) to 4-8 (32).
Despite some inaccuracy the Lyrebirds controlled the contest throughout, Angus Mitchell finishing with six goals.
Sam Batson, Nathan Tutton, Reece Campbell, Riley Eastwell and Charles Kilmartin were also prominent.
The better players for the Bulldogs were Mitchell Sproles, Jeb McLeod, Ned Ashton, Benjamin Wright, Ben Stewart and Reid Jenkin.