Ten Blues scored multiple majors, with Hills Kelsie and Georgia scoring two each and three for Makenna Hillier.

Georgia Hill and Cavaliers' Monique Dufty, who played netball later that day, were among the six Launceston players to get best on ground votes.

In a clash between second-placed Old Scotch and number three Scottsdale, the former put on their best to claim victory 4.3 (27) to 1.1 (7).

After blanking Old Scotch in the opening quarter, Scottsdale was unable to generate any offence of their own the rest of the game.

Then a three-goal final quarter from the Thistles was enough to see them to a satisfying victory.

Old Scotch's charge was led by Georgia Nicholas, Northern Hawks' Jamie Symons, Kara Hennessy and Sarah Giles who all kicked a goal apiece.

Former Northern Bomber Maggie Cuthbertson kicked the Magpies' sole major.

Number eight Old Launcestonians held seventh-placed George Town goalless for three quarters to triumph 4.10 (34) to 1.3 (9).

Taylah Lehman booted two goals for OLFC, with Caitlyn Webster and Meg Cornish also kicking one each.

Tamar Saint Jodie Clifford kicked George Town's only score.

South Launceston put on a goal-happy show against Meander Valley, sprinting to a 9.5 (59) to 2.1 (13) victory.

Lisa Patterson and Hannah Grima kicked two goals each for the Doggies, with Ellie Woods, Emma Attard, Christina Cliffo, Hayley Breward and Izabella Duniam also kicking goals.

Kate Bowland and Laura Davis kicked Meander Valley's two goals.

Deloraine also tallied its first win of the season against Evandale 2.2 (14) to 2.0 (12) in a late Saturday game.