Mid West Gascoyne football wrap: Tiger Sharks maul Pirates by 135 points to stay unbeaten

Unbeaten Cervantes pummeled Lancelin Ledge Point by 135 points at home in round 14 of the Central Midlands Coastal Football League. Maverick Hamilton kicked four goals in a best-on-ground performance in the Tiger Sharks big win. It was a day out for the Cervantes forwards with James Corner and Leo Lambert kicking five and six goals respectively. Lancelin Ledge Point only manged four goals on the day with singles going to David Hussey, Mackenzie Martin, Nathanael Martin and Luke Waldram. The Pirates best player was awarded to Michael Moir. The Tiger Sharks jumped out of the gate with an impressive six-goal opening term while the Pirates kicked 2.2. The Pirates failed to kick another major until the fourth term as the Tiger Sharks mauled the visitors 25.14 (164) to Lancelin Ledge Point 4.5 (29). In an upset in the North Midlands Football League, bottom-placed side Carnamah Perenjori secured a 12-point win over second-placed Dongara, managing to hold off the home side right until the final siren. Shawn Evans was named best on ground for Dongara while James Wharton kicked three goals for the home side. Carnamah Perenjori’s Riley Boys chalked up three goals with teammate Len Papertalk bagging two. Kobi Sellar was judged best on ground for the visitors along with Papertalk, Trent Steele, Tom Walton and Jeremy Tremlett who collected coaches votes. Dongara failed to get on the board in the first term as the visitors got out to a 15-point lead, kicking two goals and three behinds to start the contest. The home side managed to get on the board in the second term with two goals but a three-goal term from Carnamah Perenjori kept them ahead in the contest heading into the main break. Dongara bounced back in the third term with another two-goal term while Carnamah Perenjori only managed one major, drawing back their lead to 12 points. Carnamah Perenjori were able to hold off Dongara in the final term as both teams kicked 2.2, resulting in the visitors claiming a 12-point win, 8.7 (55) to 6.7 (43). In another upset, top team Coorow were beaten by fourth-placed Morawa. The Gascoyne Football Association had a bye last weekend ahead of this Saturday’s grand final between the Exmouth Eagles and Ramblers in Exmouth. OTHER GAMES IN THE CMCFL Moora v Jurien Bay: Abandoned Bye: Dandaragan OTHER GAMES IN THE NMFL Morawa def. Coorow: 11.8 (74) to 6.2 (38) Mingenew def. Three Springs: 7.14 (56) to 4.2 (26)

Mid West Gascoyne football wrap: Tiger Sharks maul Pirates by 135 points to stay unbeaten

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