HAMILTON Kangaroos fell short of a grand final spot by a single goal in their Western Victoria Female Football League qualifying final against Horsham Demons at D.C. Farren Oval on Sunday.

JOE McArlein’s men have looked like a premiership contender in patches but haven’t been able to put 20 minutes together in a quarter, let alone a four-quarter effort - until the weekend, when they posted a 102-point win over the East Gambier Bulldogs.

DARTMOOR assumed top spot on the South West District Football Netball League ladder on Saturday after a titanic struggle against Coleraine saw the home side claim a two-goal victory, 13.7 (85) to 11.7 (73).

IN a big week for the Hampden Football Netball League, as the competition celebrated Indigenous round for the first time, Portland managed to outlast rivals Hamilton, 12.12 (84) to 11.11 (77).

THE Hamilton Boomers will look a little different during their clash against the South Warrnambool Hurricanes, with the locals set to debut a new guernsey for today's Football Integration Development Association (FIDA) clash.

TODAY was a special day for two Penshurst footballers, as Tim Wilson rans out for his 300th club game and Kieran Neeson played his 150th.

THE Hamilton Kangaroos will travel to Hanlon Park today to take on Portland with hopes of reversing the result from Anzac Day earlier in the season.

THE Hamilton Kangaroos are backing in senior coach, Hamish Waldron, for another year with the playing-coach signing on to continue his tenure in 2023.

CASTERTON-Sandford hosted Millicent at Island Park on the weekend but the Saints had most of the play go their way.

GLENTHOMPSON-DUNKELD has paid the price for being wasteful in front of goal as Woorndoo-Mortlake grabbed the win and opened an eight-point gap on the premiership ladder over the Rams at Glenthompson Recreation Reserve on Saturday, 8.13 (61 ) to 14.7 (91).