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Eagles’ goal is clear

SOUTHERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE – DIVISION 2/3
ROUND 2
DOVETON Eagles couldn’t kick straight in their 6.14 (50) defeat by Caulfield 11.15 (81). Despite storming back in to the clash to take a half-time lead, the Eagles failed to fly after the break as Caulfield booted seven goals to two.
Moreover, The Doveton Eagles’ lads had their chances to stick in the match but sprayed seven behinds in the second half. On a down day, Enayte Samadi, Rob Kreskas and Corrie Wilson showed they are the best from the Eagles’ nest. Doveton Eagles faces Skye this weekend at Power Reserve.
Keysborough stormed its way to second on the SFL Division 2 ladder with a comprehensive 74-point belting of Murrumbeena. Tyson King (six goals) excelled from the forward-arc and is relishing the new standard after switching from Casey Cardinia last year. Also starring were Geoff Humphreys, Scott Chamberlain and Will Gayfer. Keysborough hosts Hampton this weekend in a battle between second and third.
Showing it’s a side on the rise, Endeavour Hills swooped on South Yarra to push itself into the SFL Division 3 top four with a six-point win. All square heading into the final term at 53-apiece, the Falcons flew out of the gates with Ryan Imeson (four goals) and the human brick Daniel Morrison (two goals) feasting on the delivery from Cade Marshall, Aaron Brooks and Josh Dart.

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