Gullie disposes of Leeton-Whitton to cap strong opening two months

The Demons were expected to comfortably account for the winless Crows, and set up the result with a ten-goals-to-two first half.

Sam Stening continued his strong first season for the Demons with four goals, while Brad McMillan and Ed Perryman booted three.

Collingullie-Glenfield Park hosts Coolamon, also with a 6-1 record, in their next game after the competition bye.

"We played some good footy and played some average stuff as well. Overall it wasn't too bad," Perryman said after the Leeton win.

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"We've got Coolamon coming up who are right around where we are (on the ladder). That will be a good test for us.

"Coolamon will be really tough. they've buit into the season pretty well and they'll probably get a couple of guys back.

"We've had some good patches and some sub par patches (this year), but on the whole we've got a lot of room to improve, being a young group and being a different group to last year."

It was an improved showing from the Crows, who were kept goalless in a 122-point loss at Coolamon last week.

COLLINGULLIE-GLENFIELD PARK 5.3 10.9 11.12 17.16 (118) d LEETON-WHITTON 2.1 2.1 4.4 6.4 (40)

Goals: Collingullie-Glenfield Park - Sam Stening 4, Ed Perryman 3, Brad McMillan 3, Daniel Frawley, Steven Jolliffe, Matthew Klemke, Jayden Klemke Chad Fuller, Josh Conlan, Will Hughes; Leeton-Whitton - Tom Groves 2, Nathan Ryan, Dan Hillam, Darcey Cullen Tom Handsaker

Best: Collngullie-Glenfield Park - Matthew Klemke, Brad McMillan, Sam Stening, Joseph Perryman, Noah Harper, Steven Jolliffe; Leeton-Whitton - Mason Dryburgh, Hayden Mahalm, Nathan Ryan, Thomas Meline, Josh Lanham, Matthew Rainbird

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