Werribee 15. 17 – 107
Geelong 12. 20 – 92
Goals:
Podsiadly 4, Robbins 4, Barham 2, Furfaro, Rockefeller, Hill, McDougall, Lynch
Best:
Pask, Barham, Robbins, Rockefeller, Catello, Podsiadly
Scott Howard: He played on the wing and in the backline and was awarded the ABC TV Player of the day.
James Podsiadly: Kicked four goals and took 10 marks which created some headaches for the opposition.
Jarrod Young: Played on Prismall from Geelong, he was steady without being outstanding.
Robbie Castello: His consistency and his competitiveness were again a feature as he played in the midfield and finished with 17 possessions and three tackles.
Dom Gleeson: Very consistent at the moment as he continued to do all the team things, finishing with six tackles and three blocks.
Teghan Henderson: Not a match that he will remember fondly but he will bounce back this week.
Will Minson: Rucked really well and finished the match with 24 hitouts.
Andrejs Everitt: Was a bit quiet early in the match but bounced back well and will learn from the experience.
Matthew Robbins: Was a very dangerous forward who finished with four goals. His competitive work was outstanding.
Josh Hill: Looked good on the wing and demonstrated his ability to run and carry the ball.
Andrew MacDougall: Finished the game with 12 possessions and kicked one goal.
Wayde Skipper: He is a very hard worker and was damaging on ball while also providing a good target at centre half forward.
Marty Pask: Was best on ground. He is our key defender who always gets the biggest forward and always competes strongly.
Gavin Hughes: Showed glimpses of his ability to run and carry the ball throughout the match.
Cameron Faulkner: One of our better players. Showed a lot of pace and intensity at the ball and finished with more tackles than anyone else in the team in what was a good game.
Malcolm Lynch: The coaching staff were very happy with his work rate as he was a lively player across the forward line.
Sam Power: He performed very well on a half-forward flank and he ran out the game well.
Jordan Barham: Kicked two goals and is in really good form at the moment. He is a versatile player who can have an impact either up forward or down back.
Michael Rockefeller: started on the bench but when he went on his attack on the footy was sensational. He knows no fear and makes the right decisions when he gets the football.
Jordan McMahon: Was very damaging in the first half and finished with 20 possessions.
Chris Grant: Played 60 minutes in the backline and showed some encouraging signs as he fitted in to the team brilliantly.
Photo courtesy: Keith Bedford Snapshots
