Down by a goal at the first break, the Blues responded with 18 goals to four thereafter to win 20.14 (134) to 7.3 (45).

Big-bodied midfield duo Tim Bristow and Fletcher Seymour ran rampant for the Blues, the former winning 15 clearances and the latter kicking two goals, while Dylan Riley continued his forward heroics with five goals to three-quarter time.

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Coach Mitch Thorp was upbeat about his side's fifth victory in six games and its biggest winning margin of the season.

"To lead by eight points at half time and go on to win by 90 was a pretty important two quarters for us and a bit of reward for effort after continuing to build throughout the start of the season," he said.

"We've had a few opportunities this year to go on and win by big margins and we haven't quite done that - last week against the Tigers was an example.

"Today was a real opportunity to continue kicking away and it was nice to see that real resolve to play four quarters of footy."

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The Blues also enjoyed impressive performances from their younger brigade.

Jack Tuthill kept Jaye Bowden goalless while sneaking forward for his own career-first major, Alec Wright (three goals) presented strongly and Grant Holt and James Gillow both hit the scoreboard.

Thorp agreed his side was travelling well but wasn't interested in upgrading the team bus to a bandwagon.

"We're still a developing side - we're not getting ahead of ourselves by any stretch of the imagination," Thorp said.

"We're just trying to build on our brand week in, week out and become a consistent side that plays a certain way regardless of the venue or opponent.

"We've got a number of young guys that are in their first season of football and we'll just take each week on its merits."

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