FRANKSTON consolidated its top-three position in Nepean League with a 121-point thrashing of Crib Point on the back of five goals and a best-on-ground performance from former Collingwood player Ryan Lonie.
Hastings kept its slim finals hopes alive with a 54-point victory over a disappointing Rosebud, with nine players sharing in the Blues 12 goals.
Top side Dromana had a methodical 69-point win over lowly Somerville, while in other results Sorrento got home by 21 points over Tyabb and Rye held off a determined Red Hill to win by 21 points with former AFL big man Mark Chaffey best afield.
Bonbeach had its best win of the season, downing third-placed Frankston YCW by 49 points in Peninsula League.
Former Beaconsfield and Noble Park playmaker Nathan Tiberi was in brilliant touch with four goals while former Frankston Dolphin Shane McDonald chipped in with two majors.
Seaford cracked the 200-point barrier, downing Mornington by 111 points with Pat Cadd kicking nine goals and Michael Kraska seven.
Edithvale-Aspendale defeated Karingal by 24 points to retain fifth position by percentage.
In other games Mt Eliza downed Pines by 119 points and Langwarrin upset Chelsea by 15 points, staying off the bottom of the ladder.
Everyone a winner as midweek bowlers sign off on the year
It was time to sign off on another fantastic year for the South West Gippsland Midweek Bowling Group when 55 players turned up for...
