The Lions welcomed the Maggies to the Den in a clash dripping with consequence. Warwick came hunting to secure a top 3 finish, while Basso were scrapping to keep finals hopes alive and avoid the dreaded challenge zone.
The Lions might have me to thank for waking up old Strachany — he tore through the formidable Wright rink by 9 shots and made a statement. Any skips in need of a motivational spray can book me on Cameo… results not guaranteed, entertainment assured.
Big Butch stormed to the top of the skip ladder with a gritty 3-shot win over Loran, while Bartlett added another rink victory with a commanding performance over Ben Leggett’s mum’s cousin once removed. Hinge salvaged an away point for the visitors, but Warwick slip out of the top three and now need a strong finish to secure promotion. They do play the two top sides in the final 2 games, so they’ll be kicking themselves over recent results.

Another Valley ambush from the Brook Boys — this time the ladder leaders were the victims. With Wanneroo already holding promotion to White and Ellenbrook fighting for survival, motivation levels looked… uneven.
Cole ran hot against Geus, Joe rolled Toster by 6, and Moore surged past Anderson by 8. Griffin grabbed an away point with a win over Ball, but the damage was done.
Ellenbrook sit in 8th and must win their final two to avoid a date with the challenge. Wanneroo remain top thanks to Yanchep stumbling, but the race for the minor premiership is very much alive.

The Mavericks continue their late-season surge, keeping the pressure squarely on Bassendean and Mount Lawley in the fight to dodge the challenge match.
Yanchep arrived in second, dominant at home but shaky on the road — and Morley smelled blood. Elmer delivered the headline act, edging the powerful Arnold rink by 1. Bell added a tidy 3-shot win over Hartzer, Victor gave Dix a 4 hour juicing (I was hoping for this match up) winning by 12, while Turua claimed an away point for the visitors with a 2-shot victory over the Big Stick.
Yanchep still have eyes on top spot. Morley simply need to keep winning and let the chaos sort itself out.

The Knights rolled into the Mounting Yard clinging to survival hopes, while the Mounters needed a win to stay clear of danger and keep promotion dreams flickering.
Enter the Moose of the Mount — prowling his home turf like the stud that he is, letting out a loud bellow which sent the opposition into a state of submission, and ultimately winning by 3 to set the tone. The returning Irish Stallion strutted past Easom by 3, and Cottier flipped the script with a strong 7-shot win over Foulsham. Hawkes snatched an away point for Cambridge with a narrow victory over Ingram.
Mount Lawley now sit 6 points behind third-placed Quinns… who they face in the final round. Circle that one in red.

Quinns slide into third spot after handling business against a struggling Sorrento outfit.
Rumblin’ Tumblin’ Smith rediscovered top gear with a statement 17-shot demolition of Rogers. Ferris chipped in with a tight win over Wicks, Ward and Linford fought to a stalemate, and Martin secured an away point for Sorrento with a one-shot win over O’Neil.
Sorrento finish the round in ninth and staring down trouble, while Quinns occupy the coveted third spot — but with traffic jammed all around them, two wins are essential to secure promotion.