DIVISION2

Edithvale-AspendalevsSeaford

Look for both Seaford and EdithvaleAspendaletocomeoutwithapointtoprovein Round11,witheithersidesufferinglossestothe handsofDevonMeadows&Tyabbrespectively lastweek.TheEaglessit6thwhilstSeafordare positioned in 11th on the ladder heading into this clash and will both be looking to make their way up the ladder as the second half of theseasonrollson.

Edi-Asp were valiant in defeat against Devon Meadows, and there were many shining lights in a disappointing day for the Eagles who now sit 6th on the Division 2 ladder. Liam Hiscock was superb across half back in difficult conditions and alongside Zack O’Neill, Hugo ClarkeandNickCarlonwasnamedamongthe best afield for Edi-Asp last week. Alex Browne looms a major factor in this match, with the ruckman being perhaps the most dominant bigman in Division Two to this point in the season and will look to have a big day out againstthisSeafordside.

One to watch for Seaford is underrated midfielder Mitch Harvey who flies under the radar for the Tigers. Harvey had 26 disposals and 7 marks last week and has had multiple games with 30+ possessions and alongside experienced campaigners Jack Lonie & DamienRaysonprovidesthisSeafordsidewith a point-of-difference in the midfield. Coming off a big loss to Tyabb last week, expect Seafordtocomeoutfiringearlyastheylookto provethedoubterswrongandrecordabigwin overanimpressiveEdi-Aspside.