Mount Lawley are the Pokémon pack of the comp — sometimes you rip open a shiny Charizard, sometimes it’s three Weedles and a Trainer card. Today? Very, very Weedle. Cambridge, on the other hand, after seasons of ruin, look to be quietly rebuilding the fortress like Winterfell rising from the ashes.
Easom’s mob earned themselves a free pint with a 10-shot demolition of Erceg that proved the match-winner. Bolton and his men snuck home by one over AJ, and Buckley got the job done over Kelly — who, fun fact… was once upon a time a 1 handicap in golf.
The Irish Stallion continues his fine season, grabbing the lone point for the visitors. Mount Lawley have now been the only wins for Cambridge and Ellenbrook this season — if they don’t figure out how to win away, finals will stay nothing more than a daydream. A confidence booster for Cambridge, yes, but let’s not start carving statues — they’re still rooted to the bottom.

The Swans scrap their way to another gritty win — and a good one at that — against a solid Quinns outfit. Dunstan checked in with a 15-shot thumping over O’Neill, and Big Lance matched the margin on Smith. Erron Martin returned serve with a 15-shot belting of Murray, and the Mullet from the North chimed in with a 12-shot win over Bone.
But the Swans still flew higher overall, banking the six points while the Quinns boys cart two handy away points back to the cray pot. Both sides stay tightly jammed in mid-table where every point feels like gold dust.

The Roos continue to perch proudly on top of the ladder and the engine is purring. Anderson and Toster banked tidy single-digit wins over Cole and Ryan, but the big damage came from Triffitt, who outmuscled Robbie Ball for a monstrous 19-shot victory.
Ellenbrook’s only joy came from Joe Rollnik’s 3-shot win over Geus. The Roos now look every bit the team to beat — and the question now is simple: who’s catching them?

Bassendean’s mini-revival hit the brakes as Warwick flexed and held firm in second spot. Butch Dinnison did Butch things with a 10-shot masterclass on Hinge, but the other three Basso rinks all fell short. Sparrowhawk pecked away at Holman all day to win by 8, Yabbie outplayed Strachan by 9, and Wright — now sitting pretty as the third-best skip in the league — got the job done over Kristina’s dad by 3.
Warwick look every inch a finals lock, and right now their nest looks impenetrable.

The Rose Brigade keep delivering at home, taking care of the Mavericks clinically. New recruit Dix — after a quick stopover as a Swan — just fell over the line in his debut win against Leyland. Arnold beat the Ferret, and the fancied Hartzer rink got back on the winners list with a comfortable win over Bell.
Elmer avoided the Morley donut with a sharp away point against Street. A big percentage booster for Yanchep as they keep themselves in the hunt, but like Mount Lawley, they must learn to win on the road if they want to stay in the top three. Morley, meanwhile, now find themselves 16 points adrift of 7th and fading fast.