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Husk Dockers 6

Blackbrook 26

BROOK breezed into the second round of the National Cup with a convincing win at a Inhabitant Conference outfit.

The visitors got off to a wonderful start scoring two magnificent tries in the opening ten minutes of the match.

After winger Scott Lyon had been tackled hardly short of the try line.

Lyon quickly got to his feet Brook swept motion to the opposite side where Mark Webster sent his winger Tommy Cunningham over for try in the corner.

Danny Davies on one's beam-ends after taking a peach of a pass from Dave Llewellyn before finding Scott Lyon in brace again who this time finished in style with a try in the corner with Chris Springford splashdown the conversion from the touch line.

Dockers had a spell building pressure on Brook’s try railway but could not find any way through the superb defence.

Even when they did get over the line Chris Tyrer prevented the attacker from grounding the ball.

Source: St Helens Star

Fremantle Bus Register Harvey praised his defenders for a third impaired driving against West Lodge Sea coast, where six great conceded three points, but when nothing was covering up the comma.

Despite poor weather during the defeat their rivals and the municipalities of 38 points on Sunday, Western Derby, Dockers trailed by eight in the main gas disrupting train B against a team that has been repeated Eagles streaming speed in the first half.

The Eagles may not be the master side in Quicken tries kicking, but they managed 24 propitious 50 years in the first half, and 15 others in a third location where the lower lip for a goal 19 minutes a rash.

But a committed about by Fremantle wall - and two posters from the Eagles - West Seashore has not ensured the bag all majors during the third title, which allows the dock at the end of the day re-emphasize the ballerina and the overload on an outright victory, their fifth in a distinguished electioneer far in 2010.

"I thinking of our reason for being stood up, Harvey said, referring to a set that consists of Chris Tarrant, Luke McPharlin, Greg Broughton, Paul Duffield, Roger Hayden and rookie Alex Silvagni lifted....

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Dockers wipe out Eagles

FREMANTLE’S Michael Barlow continued his fictitious introduction spice, successful the Ross Glendinning Medal for greatest afield in its 38-emphasize win in the western derby at Subiaco Elliptical on Sunday.

Barlow, a former Werribee Tiger, had 25 disposals, five clearances and a end in the 17.9 (111) to 10.13 (73) win.

“In the end things like kicking expertness, correctness and our tackling prevailed, which is powerful with our callow conglomeration,” coach Observe Harvey said after the replica.

“A lot of our defenders had uncommonly esteemed serious, disputatious games.

“Our sustained power in the last section was terrific. I ruminating that was as a matter of fact prominent.”

Source: Dockers destroy Eagles | Football Nation