South dominated the first five minutes but Baptist scored three goals in a second quarter blitz through Jacob Thrower, Keenan Johnson and Khan Riley before Tyler Wolfe scored in the third.

Al McBain scored late and sparked hopes of a comeback but time was too low as Baptist's team performance overran the Suns.

LAUNCESTON CITY backed up last week's strong performance with a 5-0 win against West Devonport, their first of the season.

Jack Collins and Jeremy Stebbings were efficient up forward scoring all five and Callum Emms was a key part of City's domination.

West pair Anthony King and Jye Dodt pushed hard during the side's loss as City proved too strong.

Both QUEECHY PENGUINS sides 1-0 victors in tight matches against City Marians.

Matthew Franklin was the difference in the men's game, slotting through his side's goal following an assist that put him one-on-one with the goalkeeper with four minutes to go.

Kyle Wescombe were the best for Marians in a game full of second and third quarter scoring opportunities.

The women's side were able to hold off a weakened Marians outfit with a clinical Josie Kremoskothen goal splitting the two in a scrappy clash.

Marians battled valiantly but Penguins were too strong with Sarah McRobbie excellent for the victors as Zayna Jackson impressed for the home side.

SMITHTON and Devonport fought out a 1-1 draw in a back and forth match.

Smithton hit the lead in the second half through a Kade Wooldrage deflection but Callum Dubbeld hit back moments later to level it up.

Nathan Johns and Mick Williams impressed in defence for their respective sides as Devonport pushed hard for a goal late in the game.

SOUTH BURNIE caused the first major upset, defeating South Launceston 3-2 away from home.

Chloe Leary celebrated her recent birthday by scoring all three Hawks goals as Mel Scolyer shone in defence.

Jessie Pankiw and Hayley Johns fought hard to equalise twice but Leary proved to be the dominant force.

WEST DEVONPORT reversed the men's score and defeated Launceston City-Tamar Churinga 5-0.

With five individual goal-scorers, Samantha Lawrence showed why she's highly regarded as a top player with a goal and a best on ground performance.

City's Lucy Murgatroyd and Kaylee DeMarco impressed in the loss as West showed their quality.

SMITHTON were able to celebrate Maddison Poke and Leah House's milestone games in style, accounting for Devonport 5-1.

Even at half-time despite Smithton's domination, Devonport scored through a Raquel Innis penalty corner.

The Saints marched home with four in the second half with Laura Korpershoek solid and Kahla Ennis scoring a hat-trick.