Sandringham have put an end to the Northern Blues three game winning streak and in the process cemented a spot in the top four with a polished 40-point win in round 12 of Peter Jackson VFL at Preston City Oval. The margin could well have been greater had it not been for the Zebra's inaccuracy, however a five goal to one second term opened the game up and they eventually cruised to a 13.24.102 to 9.8.62 victory.

Nick O'Kearney set the tone early for the visitors with two first quarter goals, he finished with three and 27 disposals to be in his side's best, he was well supported by Cameron Shenton (3 goals) while Eli Templeton (37 disposals) and Brodie Murdoch (30, 2 goals) were prolific through the middle for the winners.

The Northern Blues pulled off a major upset in round ten of Peter Jackson VFL with a stirring 36-point win over the Box Hill Hawks at Box Hill City Oval. In cool and greasy conditions the Navy Blues took control of the match booting 11 goals to five in the second half to win running away 15.13.103 to 10.7.67.

It was the Blues third win in a row and inflicted the Hawks third loss in the past four. Exciting Blues young son-of-a-gun, Jack Silvagni, was again in the thick of it, booting four goals for the second week in-a-row and he was well supported up forward by Kristian Jaksch who also kicked four.

Port Melbourne returned to the winners list and a spot in the top eight after a comfortable 29-point win over Coburg in round eleven of Peter Jackson VFL. On a soggy Piranha Park, the visitors led from start to finish and despite being outscored by Coburg in the last quarter, recorded a solid victory winning 16.10.106 to 11.11.77.

Former Hawk and Lion, Jordan Lisle, helped himself to a game-high four goals with the Borough having eleven individual goal kickers. Thomas O'Sullivan was in fine form around the middle with 28 disposals and he received great support from skipper, Toby Pinwill (28) and Damian Mascitti (26) while Sam Crocker (24) launched many Borough attacks from deep in defence.

A big last quarter from the Northern Blues saw them run away from the Frankston Dolphins at a wet and soggy Ikon Park in round nine of Peter Jackson VFL. With just 15 points separating the sides at the final change and persistent rain falling, the Blues piled on eight goals to the Dolphins three to win 15.15.105 to 9.11.65.

Jack Silvagni (21 disposals, 7 marks) was in everything for the Blues up forward booting a game-high four goals and had the Blues fans in the stands salivating with glee. Former GWS player, Mark Whiley (31 possessions), revelled in the wet conditions gathering many possessions around the park, he received good support from former Tasmanian, Tim Jones (21), who continues to impress the Blues since arriving from Southport in the NEAFL.