As Werribee enjoyed a midseason bye in the VFL, 11 of our players took to the field at the local level, competing across five different leagues. As several players continue to stack together standout performances, read this rounds stats in our weekly player report:

Western Football Netball League:

Sam Azzi - Yarraville Seddon Eagles

Was named best on ground for Eagles in a win over Spotswood as his good form continues. Azzi had 29 disposals in the backline, including 24 kicks, and went at an effective 80%. He also took five marks, with three intercept grabs and had multiple inside 50s.

Michael Selsby - Yarraville Seddon Eagles

Was also named in the best in the Eagles win over the Woodsmen. Had a great contested game in the midfield, gathering 21 disposals, with 14 contested possessions and five clearances. Selsby also took five marks and hit the scoreboard with a goal.

Ubil Chol - Caroline Springs

Had a great defensive game to help Caroline Springs fight for a draw against the undefeated Werribee Districts. Chol was also solid offensively, finding 10 disposals and taking three marks.

Geelong Football Netball League:

Emmanuel Ajang - Geelong West

Was again named in the best in the Giants big win over Lara. Ajang had 19 disposals and used the ball well, going at 84% efficiency. Stuffed the stat sheet with four marks, four clearances, five tackles and a goal.

Mitch Chafer - Grovedale

Was named in the best and continues to make a strong return from his long-term injury as Grovedale were well beaten by St. Joseph’s. Chafer kicked three of the Tigers’ four goals. On top of that the small forward found 14 disposals, with 10 contested, and took four marks.

Olivier Northam - St. Joseph’s

Continues to dominate the ruck as St. Joseph’s defeated Chafer’s Grovedale. Northam was good at both ground level and in the air. He found 20 disposals, with 16 contested and 11 clearances, while winning 34 hitouts and taking three intercept grabs.