VFL Sunday recap Round 13 - VFL

VFL Sunday recap: Round 13

Sunday winners in the Peter Jackson VFL Round 13 were Sandringham, Williamstown and Casey Scorpions.

Casey at times looked like they were going to run away from Richmond in the Channel 7 TV especially, especially after opening the match with a three goal unanswered start. But the Tigers kept within scoring distance all afternoon, however were unable to capitalise on their four-point lead in the second and final terms.

Williamstown remain in second spot after overcoming an early challenge from North Ballarat. The Seagulls averted a second straight home ground defeat with a strong second half, but were unable to improve their accuracy having kicked 29.53 in the last three home games.

In the final game, Sandringham won its fifth game in a row and retained a top three spot with a win over Frankston.

See all teh Sunday results below, and CLICK HERE for all the Saturday results:

CASEY SCORPIONS 11.12 (78) d RICHMOND 11. 10 (76)

Streak: Casey Scorpions – W W L W W / Richmond – L L W L L

Telling facts: Twenty-one points was the biggest lead of the game in a close encounter between Casey and Richmond. Casey let its lead slip nearing time on in the final term – just the second time the Tigers’ hit the front in the game – before Angus Scott kicked the sealer at the 20 minute mark.

Goalkickers: Castagna 3, McBean 2 (Richmond) / Smith 5, (Casey Scorpions)

WILLIAMSTOWN 14.11 (103) d NORTH BALLARAT 11.9 (75)

Streak: Williamstown – W W W L W / North Ballarat – L L L W L

Telling facts: After North Ballarat led early – on the back of three first quarter goals from Sam Hooper – Williamstown took control after quarter time, setting up its win with a five goal third term.

Goalkickers: Anastasio, Cordy 3, Conway 2 (Williamstown) / S.Hooper 3, George 2 (North Ballarat)

SANDRINGHAM 16.20 (116) d FRANKSTON 9.2 (56)

Streak: Sandringham – W W W W W / Frankston – L L L L L

Telling facts: Sandringham built on it lead at every change against an injury ravaged Frankston. A five goal unaswred run either side of half-time provided the Zebras a seven-goal buffer which it built on in the final term. Fisscher kicked 5 goals in just his third senior game for Zebras.

Goalkickers: Fisscher 5, Sinclair, Dennis-Lane 2 (Sandringham) / Cavarra 2 (Frankston)

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VFL Sunday recap: Round 13

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