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MARYSVILLE — Lex Porras scored the golden goal on an assist from Josh Baena as the Chargers won in the second overtime period. Brian Miller set up Josh Baena for Getchell’s first goal, and Ebrima Fatty also scored for the Chargers. Stanwood’s goal scorers were not reported.
MONROE — The Bearcats stayed undefeated in league while handing Everett its first league loss.
SNOHOMISH — Jackson’s Anthony Gonzalez-Marroquin scored first on a penalty kick, but the Grizzlies (7-2-2 overall, 5-1-1 league) responded with an equalizer from Josiah Calderon and the eventual game-winner from George Vankovsky, which was assisted by Tyler Larsen. The Timberwolves fell to 4-6-0, 2-5-0.
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Fremantle spearhead Josh Treacy’s relentless quest for improvement has been hailed after his starring role in the Dockers’ demolition of Richmond.
Treacy booted 4.3 and reeled in 12 marks in a commanding performance which exceeded the stats sheet, as the hosts overcame a wayward start to run out 60-point winners at Optus Stadium.
The key forward’s sticky hands are among the most reliable in the AFL and were a beacon in slippery conditions on Saturday.
“He’s a competitor. There’s not many players at our club that work harder on their game than JT,” Fremantle coach Justin Longmuir said after the 13.25 (103) to 6.7 (43) win.
Fremantle were coming into this game looking for a massive percentage booster. The Tigers, without Broad, Lynch, and Nankervis, were absolutely ripe for the picking. In true Dockery fashion, there was a cyclone on the horizon, potentially posing a bigger in for the Tigers than anything they could imagine.
All Freo needed was 60mm of rain dumping on their new run and gun, handball-style game and giving the Tigers a chance to turn it into a contested scrap; the dream conditions for any team walking into a game they’re not expected to win.
However, what perhaps signalled some metaphorical shift in the Dockers becoming a serious threat, those cyclonic predictions dwindled to an inconvenient breeze with enough rain to wash away any excuse Freo may have had for underperforming.
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