The Lower South West Football League’s competition intensified as reigning champions Deanmill secured a crucial 25-point victory against Boyup Brook, who are still seeking their first win of the season. With five rounds remaining, Deanmill’s 9.14 (68) to 6.7 (43) win keeps them in contention for the finals, despite some inaccuracy in front of goal. The match featured standout performances, including three goals from Jordan Strahan and Blake East for Deanmill, while Boyup Brook’s Will Narducci excelled with five goals. In another match, Bridgetown extended their winning streak to seven with a 10.14 (74) to 8.6 (54) win over Imperials. Meanwhile, undefeated Kojonup dominated the Tigers with a 104-point victory, highlighted by Lee Lucev’s remarkable nine goals, bringing his season total to 57 after only ten games. All teams will take a break this weekend for the country championships in Perth.
Why It Matters
This season’s Lower South West Football League is marked by a competitive race for the final series spots, which adds pressure on teams as the season progresses. Deanmill’s recent win is crucial for maintaining their title defense, while Bridgetown’s continued success showcases their strong form. Kojonup’s dominance, particularly Lee Lucev’s scoring prowess, highlights the significant offensive capabilities present in the league this year. The upcoming country championships will provide a pause in the league schedule, allowing teams to regroup and strategize for the critical final rounds ahead.
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