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25 May, 2026
Coming to challenge after league breaks
The Lions are at home to Charlton in a battle between the league’s two winless sides.
WEDDERBURN and Boort are the top two teams on the A Grade ladder and are set for another instalment of their great rivalry at Donaldson Park on Saturday.
The Redbacks, of course, are undefeated since 2024, but the Magpies ran them to just a goal in the semi-finals last season.
Carly Isaac’s team always lifts when they see red and black, so it should be a great contest between the two Loddon Shire sides.
Donald is third on the ladder and play hosts to Sea Lake Nandaly, who are fifth.
There is little between them on paper and the Royal Blues could potentially rise to second with a win, providing that Wedderburn beats Boort.
Calder United is last on the ladder, having been deducted four points for a bylaws breach.
The Lions are at home to Charlton in a battle between the league’s two winless sides.
Calder has had two weeks off since playing Boort in round three, with the league-wide bye for junior hockey coming after a scheduled match against St Arnaud, which has withdrawn from A Grade.
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