Kalamunda led by a 15 shot win by the Olive rink were far too good for the gallant Wanneroo side, who will be playing 2nd division next season. Kalamunda moved to 4th on after the win but face Yokine, Swan, Quinns and Doubleview on the way home and will find wins difficult against these teams.

A big win by the Langdon rink was countered by a similar win by the Yaksich rink, however wins on the other two rinks by Doubleview led a comfortable victory. They move to 6th and should be able to maintain that with a reasonable draw. Stirling are destined to be playing 2nd division next season, but this proud club will regroup and I suspect bounce back to first division quickly.

Finally, after 5 loses in a row Yokine tastes victory. A revamped line up worked and was highlighted by a big win by the Griffiths rink. With games against the bottom two to come Yokine should retain 1 Blue. North Beach have to play the top two, it is hard to see them rising above 8th and a challenge playoff.

While Quinns were favoured to win the size of the victory beggars belief. Mundaring were 4th and on a winning streak with quality players they were smashed. The question to ask is how good are Quinns, and that could be answered next week when they tackle Mt Lawley away, a real test. Despite the loss Mundaring is probably safe, they play the bottom two on the way home and, based upon draws, they are the side who could most challenge for top three, provided they play to potential.

An amazing game between two great rivals, two draws and the result decided by the 8 shot win by the Kelly rink. The loss has hurt Swan, top position is all but impossible but the draw says they should retain 2nd position. Mt Lawley, as with fellow newcomers to 1 Blue this year Quinns, have done themselves proud, finals all but certain and, if all goes exceptionally well could finish 2nd.