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Round 4: Pottsy boots nine in Bernards 40 pt win
Seniors: In perfect conditions at the super impressive Carey Sports Centre St Bernards got caught napping at the stalls while Carey skipped to a three goal lead at the 15 min mark of the first stanza. Perhaps the boys were taking in the plush surrounds but with Roach quickly taking control acrross half back and Cal Potter providing a focal point up forward St Bernards slammed on 9 goals to Carey's 2 to lead by 25 points at half time. A lacklustre second half eventually saw Bernards run out 40 point winners and continue to head the table with four straight wins to date. Pottsy's nine goals takes his tally to 25 from the first four rounds to head the competitions leading goalkickers. Other goalkickers included Schrodes 3, Chris Mitchell 2 and singles to Sammy Scott. Nic Cattapan and Tate Pearson Our best on the day were Roachy, Cal Potter, Nic Cattapan, Chris Liberatore, Ryan Schroder and Damiel Janides with youngsters Andrew Stapo, Alex Jolley and Tom Overman continuing to show promise. Pictured below: The boys had a light training session at Windy Hill on Sunday morning with Chops the wonder dog leading lap work before recovery work with Snaz.	Cal Potter booted 9 goals  Roachy starred down back
Reserves: Like the Seniors the Ressies were a bit slow of the mark trailing Carey by 3 goals half way into the second quarter but with Lossa O'Sullivan and 'Buckets' Evans providing marking targets up forward the boys slipped into gear in the third quarter and ran their opponents ragged slamming on 5.6 to 2 points. Another 5 goal last quarter to Carey's 1 point gave St Bernards a comfortable 55 point margin at the final siren. Our best: Kyle Dalmau, Lossa O'Sullivan, Justin Evans  and Tom Christie with James Flannery, Jesse Manunzio, Andrew Smith and Chris Davis supporting well.	Lossa O'Sullivan best in the 2s
Under 19 Premier: With a number of injuries the young 19 (1) side faced a powerful De La Salle line up out at Waverley. The boys started ok but found the opposition a bit hot before going down by 76 points. Youngster Andrew van Meel booted four goals with our other best players on the day being Steve Forcone, Luke Sweeney, Alex Singleton, Jacob Bevanda and Josh Kassis. Hopefully the boys will get a few back from our long injury list soon and the tide will begin to turn.	Capt Daniel Igoe back soon
The Pups - Under 19 (2) The pups (as predicted by this scribe) opened their account with a great win over St Leo's at the Pit. Breaking the game open in the second quarter the pups led by David Kavanagh (6 goals) ran out 42 point victors with winners all over the park. Our best Pat Ganwell, Peter Mugavin, David Kavanagh, Josh Cribbin, Liam Neal and Dylan O''Connor	Young pup Peter Muggavin

Warriors: The hordes assembled early to kill a couple of chooks and mentally prepare for the defence of 'the Pit' against the Fitzroy Reds. The Reds were so awed by the tribe early that they failed to score in the first half. Warriors 7.9 to 0.0 but a spirited second half by the visitors resulted in the full time margin remaining at 53 pts at the bell. No senior side has lost at the Pit to date and the hordes will aim to keep it that way next week. The Old Trinity clan are coming but the Warriors are ready. I'm tipping three chooks and a Trinity scalp!