Westmeadows finds going tough

Westmeadows
Keilor's Taylor Jones and Rachael Knight tackle Kirzty Brady. Picture Shawn Smits.

By Tara Murray

A tough couple of weeks has continued for Westmeadows, which has suffered two straight losses in Essendon District Football League Women’s premier division.

Facing two of the top three sides in Burnside Heights and Keilor, the Tigers haven’t been able to come away with the points.

On Saturday against Keilor, the Tigers were kept goalless for three quarters.

The Tigers kicked the only goal of the first quarter, but added just two points for the rest of the game, losing 7.7 (49)-1.2 (8).

The Tigers slip to fifth spot with a 3-3 record.

They will be hoping to get back on the winners’ list this week, facing bottom-side Pascoe Vale.

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Westmeadows’ Melanie Pill. Picture Shawn Smits.

PHOTO GALLERY: Westmeadows vs Keilor 

Craigieburn was unable to add to its winning tally, losing to the Sunbury Lions.

It was all the Lions, who won 8.6 (54)-1.3 (9).

Remi Mcpherson was the goalkicker for the Eagles, with Jemayne Albrecht and Natasha Campbell named their best.

In division 1, Roxburgh Park won a low scoring thriller against Tullamarine.

In a game where neither team could take control on the scoreboard, the Magpies came from seven points down at three-quarter time to beat the Demons, 2.6 (18)-2.5 (17).

Shelby Best and Sarah Mazzucco were the goalkickers for the Magpies, while Kiandra Tuvaine and Michelle Boase kicked the goals for the Demons.

The win is the Magpies fourth of the season and keeps them in the top four.

In other matches, Moonee Valley defeated Greenvale in a walkover.