The three-time State League player of the year wasted no time passing the milestone, kicking four of the Pies' 10 first-term goals to stun a disappointing Kangaroos outfit. 

League leading goalkicker Aiden Grace also kicked two in the first quarter to finish with four, while Callen Daly was one of the Pies' best with three goals.

Teenage second-gamer Oliver Preshaw impressed again to be best on for the Kangaroos.

At Lauderdale, the Southern Bombers kicked 2.11 after half time but were otherwise reasonably convincing in a 26-point win over Kingborough.

The Tigers were held to just two goals for most of the game until majors to Luke Graham and Sam Duigan either side of three-quarter time sparked some life into the contest.

It was left to Thor Boscott to seal the 8.17 (65) to 5.9 (39) win and second spot on the ladder by threading the needle late in the last term.

Former Gold Coast Sun Jacob Gillbee kicked three goals - all in the first half - to be the game's most dangerous forward, while Bryce Walsh was dominant through the middle.