CATHERINE McAuley College's year seven boys football team was in superb form in Thursday's Sandhurst Division carnival.

Played at Epsom-Huntly Recreation Reserve, CMC didn't concede a score in any of its three games as it won its way through to the Loddon Mallee finals to be played at Swan Hill on August 8.

Six schools took to the field - CMC, Crusoe College and Weeroona College in Pool A and Girton Grammar, Bendigo South East College and Marist College in Pool B.

CMC and Girton Grammar both topped their pools to win their way through to the final.

The final was all one-way traffic as CMC put Girton Grammar to the sword with a commanding 82-point victory as it prevailed 12.10 (82) to 0.0 (0).

The win capped a dominant day for CMC after it had also kept Crusoe College and Weeroona College scoreless in its two pool games.

Overall, CMC outscored its opposition 314-0 in its three games, which were played over two 18-minute halves.

Girton Grammar qualified for the final after beating Marist College by 47 points and Bendigo South East College by 11 points in its two pool matches.

MATCH 1:

Catherine McAuley College 18.6 (114) def Crusoe College 0.0 (0).

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MATCH 2:

Catherine McAuley College 18.10 (118) def Weeroona College 0.0 (0).

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MATCH 3:

Crusoe College 8.8 (56) def Weeroona College 1.2 (8).

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STANDINGS:

Catherine McAuley

College - 6 pts

Crusoe College - 3 pts

Weeroona College - 0 pts

MATCH 1:

Girton Grammar 7.7 (49) def Marist College 0.2 (2).

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MATCH 2:

Bendigo South East College 6.10 (46) def Marist College 0.1 (1).

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MATCH 3:

Girton Grammar 3.2 (20) def Bendigo South East College 1.3 (9).

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STANDINGS:

Girton Grammar - 6 pts

Bendigo South East - 3 pts

Marist College - 0 pts

Catherine McAuley College 12.10 (82) def Girton Grammar 0.0 (0).

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