Madison Clark continued her unbelievable run of form as team-mates Zayna Jackson, Charlie Vandenberg and Monique Moore scored.

Samantha Lawrence starred for the defeated as Sarah Gray and Lucy Withers contributed throughout.

QUEECHY PENGUINS won 3-0 over Devonport following a strong second half.

An even first-half showing was broken apart by Vicki Horne after a tight circle tussle with Devonport failing to convert their penalty corner chances.

The Penguins were able to switch gears and raise their level as Alexandra Robinson and Sarah McRobbie led the way by finding the back of the net with Kaylah Rataj impressive once again for Devonport.

SMITHTON's Demi Littlejohn was on show her side won 2-1 over South Burnie.

The Saints' attack proved to be just too strong as Littlejohn scored early in the game and kept the Hawks out of the contest as opportunities continually presented themselves up forward.

SOUTH LAUNCESTON picked up a solid 2-1 win over Launceston City-Tamar Churinga in a high-quality team contest on Friday night.

Suns pair Jo Brumby and Savannah White scored at opposite ends of a Caitlyn Badcock penalty corner goal.

Brigit Ikin dominated with Lynsey Shepherd-Blazley keeping superb as Kaylee Demarco impressed for LCTC.

SOUTH LAUNCESTON's men followed by example as they defeated Launceston City 5-0.

Kurt Budgeon, Brad Buchanan, Alistair McBain and Andrew Lancaster all scored before City were able to regroup and hold out the Suns, only scoring one more major through Budgeon.

Callum Emms, Josh Demarco and David Reid kept City within striking distance.

DEVONPORT kept their finals hopes alive with a 4-2 upset over Queechy Penguins.

Despite Mick Williams admitting "we'll have to win every game to make the four", he scored two majors alongside Declan Filler as the Coastal side kept Queechy scoreless from half time.

Evan Lawrence and Justin Ockerby hit the scoreboard as Tom Moir impressed once again in defence.

SOUTH BURNIE got off to a flying start but were unable to hold off a rampant Smithton outfit in a 3-2 Saints victory.

The Jordan Dart and Stuart Bowles combination was in full flight for the Hawks, with the latter claiming both goals and the former assisting but Smithton's Kade Wooldrage, Harry Lester and Kiah House all found the back of the net and stopped the dominant duo in their tracks.

BURNIE BAPTIST piled on an unparalleled 16 goals in a dominant performance over West Devonport under lights.

Tyler Wolfe claimed four, Keenan Johnson three and Khan Riley and Lochie Murfet two as nine individual scorers made the sheet.

Kane McLeod scored West Devonport's lone major in the defeat as Zac King claimed three votes.

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