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The run home for Central Murray finals hopefuls

1ST: KERANG

RECORD: 12 wins, 0 losses

PERCENTAGE: 254.3

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: NNW United (H)

Round 15: Cohuna Kangas (A)

Round 16: BYE

Round 17: Balranald (A)

Round 18: Woorinen (H)

RUN HOME

Tough run home for the Blues, who play four potential finals teams. With a two-win buffer, and healthy percentage, they will finish on top of the ladder and earn the first week of finals action off – barring a disastrous last month.

PREDICTED FINISH: 1st


2ND: WOORINEN

RECORD: 10 wins, 2 losses

PERCENTAGE: 200.7

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: Balranald (H)

Round 15: BYE

Round 16: Koondrook-Barham (A)

Round 17: Lake Boga (H)

Round 18: Kerang (A)

RUN HOME

Almost guaranteed of finishing in the top three and earning the double chance. Second place likely to be decided by whoever wins tomorrow, with their final round game against Kerang the perfect tune-up for finals.

PREDICTED FINISH: 3rd


3RD: BALRANALD

RECORD: 10 wins, 1 loss

PERCENTAGE: 173.5

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: Woorinen (A)

Round 15: Koondrook-Barham (H)

Round 16: Lake Boga (A)

Round 17: Kerang (H)

Round 18: Swan Hill (A)

RUN HOME

With no byes left, the Roos will have to play every weekend from this point forward – unless they can first qualify for, and then win, the second semi-final at Greenham Park. Tomorrow’s game against Woorinen is a must-win.

PREDICTED FINISH: 2nd


4TH: LAKE BOGA

RECORD: 7 wins, 5 losses

PERCENTAGE: 118.7

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: BYE

Round 15: Tyntynder (A)

Round 16: Balranald (H)

Round 17: Woorinen (A)

Round 18: Koondrook-Barham (H)

RUN HOME

Realistically the Magpies need to beat one of Balranald or Woorinen if they are to play finals, providing all other results go as expected. If it plays out as expected, they could well finish on 36 points, along with NNW United and Swan Hill – meaning they may need to fill their boots against Koondrook-Barham in the final round to boost their percentage.

PREDICTED FINISH: 6th


5TH: COHUNA KANGAS

RECORD: 7 wins, 5 losses

PERCENTAGE: 115.2

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: BYE

Round 15: Kerang (H)

Round 16: Swan Hill (A)

Round 17: Tooleybuc-Manangatang (H)

Round 18: Mallee Eagles (A)

RUN HOME

Tough assignment first up after the bye against Kerang, then a must-win game against Swan Hill to follow. Lose that one, and their finals hopes will be in tatters, unless they can upset the Blues.

PREDICTED FINISH: 4th


6TH: NNW UNITED

RECORD: 6 wins, 6 losses

PERCENTAGE: 132.9

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: Kerang (A)

Round 15: Swan Hill (H)

Round 16: Tooleybuc-Manangatang (A)

Round 17: Mallee Eagles (H)

Round 18: BYE

RUN HOME

Need to beat Kerang tomorrow, along with their final three matches, to guarantee themselves of finals action. Next weekend’s game against Swan Hill will be the one that defines their season.

PREDICTED FINISH: 5th


7TH: SWAN HILL

RECORD: 6 wins, 5 losses

PERCENTAGE: 93.2

REMAINING MATCHES

Round 14: Mallee Eagles (H)

Round 15: NNW United (A)

Round 16: Cohuna (H)

Round 17: Tyntynder (A)

Round 18: Balranald (H)

RUN HOME

The Swans find themselves a game outside the five and not without a chance of sneaking into fifth. Four of their five matches are winnable, with two (NNW United and Cohuna) against teams they are fighting against for a top-five berth.

PREDICTED FINISH: 7th

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