PANTHERS PREVAIL: Marong ended a seven-game losing streak in the Addy Iso-Season with its 27-point win over Inglewood on Saturday. Picture: DARREN HOWE

Results for the Addy Iso-Season have been generated using the average scores of match-ups between opponents over the past decade. We hope everyone takes it for what it is - a bit of fun while there is no local football being played.

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BENDIGO LEAGUE

SANDHURST's impressive form in the Addy Iso-Season for the Bendigo league continued on Saturday as the Dragons took down a fellow top-five side for the second week in a row.

Having inflicted arch-rival Golden Square's first loss of the season last week, the Dragons outlasted Eaglehawk by eight points at Canterbury Park, 12.13 (85) to 11.11 (77).

While the win further strengthens Sandhurst's premiership credentials, Eaglehawk is now a concerning 0-6 against sides currently in the top five.

Kyneton has strung together back-to-back wins after following up last week's victory over Maryborough with a 73-point hiding of bottom side Castlemaine at Camp Reserve.

Golden Square was slow out of the blocks against Gisborne at Wade Street, but dominated its Bulldogs rivals after half-time, turning a 21-point deficit at the main break into a 35-point win.

In other round 15 games, Strathfieldsaye belted Kangaroo Flat by 91 points at Dower Park to extend its winning streak to eight and South Bendigo handed Maryborough an 80-point hiding at the QEO.

Sandhurst beat Eaglehawk by eight points at Canterbury Park.

RESULTS:

Using 2015-19 match-ups.

Strathfieldsaye 19.14 (128) def Kangaroo Flat 5.7 (37)

South Bendigo 20.16 (136) def Maryborough 8.8 (56)

Kyneton 21.16 (142) def Castlemaine 10.9 (69)

Golden Square 14.14 (98) def Gisborne 9.9 (63)

Sandhurst 12.13 (85) def Eaglehawk 11.11 (77)

LADDER:

1 - GOLDEN SQUARE

Record: 14-1 Pct: 164.9%

2 - STRATHFIELDSAYE

Record: 13-2 Pct: 167.4%

3 - SANDHURST

Record: 13-2 Pct: 148.3%

4 - EAGLEHAWK

Record: 9-6 Pct: 138.1%

5 - GISBORNE

Record: 9-6 Pct: 120.0%

.........

6 - SOUTH BENDIGO

Record: 6-9 Pct: 104.6%

7 - KANGAROO FLAT

Record: 4-11 Pct: 72.1%

8 - KYNETON

Record: 3-12 Pct: 65.9%

9 - MARYBOROUGH

Record: 2-13 Pct: 59.1%

10 - CASTLEMAINE

Record: 2-13 Pct: 54.1%

NEXT WEEK:

Gisborne v Eaglehawk, Sandhurst v Castlemaine, Strathfieldsaye v Golden Square, Maryborough v Kangaroo Flat, Kyneton v South Bendigo.

HEATHCOTE DISTRICT

North Bendigo emerged victorious by 11 points against Leitchville-Gunbower in their Heathcote District league blockbuster.

Both teams had gone into the keenly-anticipated clash at Gunbower on six-game winning streaks and for much of the day the game was in the balance.

But it was the Bulldogs who had the answers late, kicking the final two goals of the game to clinch a hard-fought 13.11 (89) to 11.12 (78) victory and move a step closer to locking up a top-of-the-ladder finish.

White Hills breathed life back into its season.

Having lost their previous seven games the Demons proved too strong for Elmore, winning by 35 points.

The Demons have now closed to within one game of fifth-placed Heathcote after the Saints' slide continued, with their 40-point loss to Lockington-Bamawm United at home their fifth defeat in a row after they had one stage been 6-2.

And Huntly won its fourth game of the season with a comprehensive 55-point victory over Mount Pleasant - a result that elevated the Hawks above the Blues.

North Bendigo's Ryan Alford. The Bulldogs defeated Leitchville-Gunbower by 11 points.

RESULTS:

Using 2015-19 match-ups.

Huntly 18.15 (123) def Mount Pleasant 10.8 (68)

LBU 15.14 (104) def Heathcote 9.10 (64)

White Hills 16.15 (111) def Elmore 11.10 (76)

North Bendigo 13.11 (89) def Leitchville-Gunbower 11.12 (78)

Colbinabbin bye

LADDER:

1 - NORTH BENDIGO

Record: 12-1 Pct: 152.3%

2 - LBU

Record: 11-3 Pct: 138.2%

3 - LEITCHVILLE-GUNBOWER

Record: 8-6 Pct: 122.1%

4 - COLBINABBIN

Record: 7-6 Pct: 101.7%

5 - HEATHCOTE

Record: 6-7 Pct: 80.8%

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6 - WHITE HILLS

Record: 5-8 Pct: 86.6%

7 - HUNTLY

Record: 4-9 Pct: 103.9%

8 - MOUNT PLEASANT

Record: 4-9 Pct: 73.4%

9 - ELMORE

Record: 3-11 Pct: 71.8%

NEXT WEEK:

Colbinabbin v Elmore, Huntly v Heathcote, LBU v North Bendigo, Mount Pleasant v White Hills. Leitchville-Gunbower bye.

LODDON VALLEY

For the third week in a row Calivil United has featured in a Loddon Valley game decided by less than a kick.

This time, though, the Demons were on the right end of the result.

Having lost their previous two games to Pyramid Hill by one point and Mitiamo by three points, the Demons edged out Newbridge by four points in another thriller, 12.8 (80) to 11.10 (76).

The match-of-the-round featured top two sides Bridgewater and Pyramid Hill facing off at Bridgewater.

For the second week in a row the Mean Machine trailed at three quarter-time, but put their foot down when challenged in the final term, over-running the Bulldogs to win by 20 points and remain undefeated.

Elsewhere, Mitiamo is back within striking distance of the top five after beating Maiden Gully YCW by 35 points and Marong ended its seven-game losing streak with a 27-point victory at home over Inglewood.

Calivil United has been involved in three-consecutive thrillers decided by less than a goal.

RESULTS:

Using 2015-19 match-ups.

Mitiamo 14.13 (97) def Maiden Gully YCW 9.8 (62)

Marong 14.12 (96) def Inglewood 10.9 (69)

Bridgewater 14.12 (96) def Pyramid Hill 11.10 (76)

Calivil United 12.8 (80) def Newbridge 11.10 (76)

BL-Serpentine bye

LADDER:

1 - BRIDGEWATER

Record: 13-0 Pct: 188.1%

2 - PYRAMID HILL

Record: 12-2 Pct: 146.9%

3 - CALIVIL UNITED

Record: 9-5 Pct: 103.5%

4 - NEWBRIDGE

Record: 7-6 Pct: 112.5%

5 - BL-SERPENTINE

Record: 7-6 Pct: 104.9%

.........

6 - MITIAMO

Record: 7-6 Pct: 95.8%

7 - MARONG

Record: 3-10 Pct: 85.6%

8 - MAIDEN GULLY YCW

Record: 2-12 Pct: 80.2%

9 - INGLEWOOD

Record: 0-13 Pct: 45.0%

NEXT WEEK:

Mitiamo v Pyramid Hill, Calivil United v Inglewood, Bridgewater v Newbridge, BL-Serpentine v Marong. Maiden Gully YCW bye.

NORTH CENTRAL

Birchip-Watchem survived a major scare from bottom side St Arnaud in the North Central league.

In their third meeting of the season, the Bulls were pushed all the way by the feisty Saints at St Arnaud and scraped over the line by five points, 14.10 (94) to 13.11 (89), to extend their winning streak to eight and open a two-game buffer inside the top four with only three rounds remaining.

As well as the Bulls, the other three teams in the top four were also victorious as ladder-leader Sea Lake Nandaly, which is now on a five-game winning streak, Wedderburn and Wycheproof-Narraport all took the points.

RESULTS:

Using 2010, 2012, 2014, 2016 and 2018 match-ups.

Sea Lake Nandaly 17.12 (114) def Boort 10.9 (69)

Wedderburn 15.13 (103) def Donald 10.11 (71)

Wycheproof-Narraport 12.12 (84) def Charlton 10.10 (70)

Birchip-Watchem 14.10 (94) def St Arnaud 13.11 (89)

LADDER:

1 - SEA LAKE NANDALY

Record: 11-4 Pct: 141.6%

2 - WYCHEPROOF-NARRAPORT

Record: 11-4 Pct: 120.2%

3 - WEDDERBURN