The Reds’ goalspree was led by a hat-trick by Ally Van  Dalen and a double by Carrie Lenaghan.

Gully’s other goal was scored by J. Smith.

Epsom’s sole goal was struck by M. Williamson.

BEST – Spring Gully: P. Conder, A. Van Dalen, D. Weeks. Epsom: K. Thompson, M. Williamson, P. Pinson.

The match between Golden City and Eaglehawk at Shadforth Park ended in a one-all draw.

City led one-nil at half-time after Jayne Bassett was on target.

The Hawks struck back through E. Webb.

BEST – Golden City: N. Vincent, G. Priest, C. Boyd. Eaglehawk: not supplied.

In the men’s division one action, Eaglehawk scored a 4-2 win against Golden City.

The Hawks led 3-0 at half-time.

Goals for City were scored by J. Claney and J. Hutchins.

BEST – Golden City: J. Claney, Z. Street, T. Swinnerton. Eaglehawk: S. Doherty, D. Kelly, J. Warren.

Spring Gully won a hard-fought contest on Epsom’s pitch.

Jakob Van Dalen and J. Naunton were on target in a 2-1 victory for the Reds.

Epsom’s goal was scored by L. Gonzales.

BEST – Epsom: P. Kerkvilet, B. Quin, A. Holland. Spring Gully: D. Barnett, J. van Dalen, B. Lowndes.

Meanwhile, FC Bendigo’s juniors had mixed results in the weekend’s matches.

The under-18s were beaten by Avondale Heights, 5-3.

The Foundry award for FC Bendigo’s best went to S. Farr.

FC Bendigo dominated the under-16 clash.

Final score was an 11-0 victory in which M. Ryan earned the best player award.

Avondale Heights scored a 1-0 victory in the under-15s match.

Best for FC Bendigo was M. Cappy.

No goals were struck in the under-14 match.

The Foundry award went to E. Flavell.

Bendigo scored a 6-0 victory in the under-13 match. Best player was N. Williams.

Avondale Heights won the under-12s clash, 2-0.

The Foundry award for FC Bendigo’s best player was presented to C. Thompson.