HAMPDEN Football Netball League (HFNL) is celebrating an undefeated Western Association Championships after making a clean sweep of all competitions on Sunday at Warrnambool.

THE Hamilton Kangaroos will take to Melville Oval once again hoping to open up their points tally for the season when they host Terang-Mortlake this afternoon.

PORTLAND’S Hampden league senior footballers will make the trip to Friendly Societies Park tomorrow to take on one of the premier sides in the competition in South Warrnambool.

A top five position on the premiership ladder will be the reward awaiting Penshurst, Glenthompson-Dunkeld or Hawkesdale-Macarthur should these teams prevail in round eight of the Mininera and District Football League today.

THE Melville Oval redevelopment has passed its final hurdle with works set to get underway next month.

HAMILTON KANGAROOS suffered its second loss of the season on Saturday, going down to Hampden Football Netball League powerhouse, Koroit, 42-46 at Victoria Park.

HAWKESDALE-MACARTHUR took a major step forward in its development on Saturday when the Eagles tamed the Lions of Great Western at Macarthur Recreation Reserve, 17.15 (117) – 8.8 (56).

HAMILTON KANGAROOS has begun the long climb towards the summit of the Hampden Football Netball League as it took on the might of the reigning premier, Koroit, at Victoria Park on Saturday.

PORTLAND had a tough match up on Sunday in the Western Victoria Female Football League under-18 competition, defeated by second-placed team Horsham.

WITH recent changes to south-eastern South Australia’s football landscape, Casterton-Sandford could be joined by Portland and Hamilton across the border.