Hornridge, who during the first quarter applied enormous defensive pressure, were all of sudden unable to move the ball forward through the strong opposition and tight defence.

Hornridge tightened in the attack in the third quarter and also in the defensive circle.

But the team was still unsettled were again beaten by two goals during the term.

In the fourth quarter the Devils were quite possibly tired from such an intense game started to make some unforced errors, while Hornridge was stabilised by centre court player Meg Elliot.

Elliot was the voice controlling the Hornridge team and was instrumental in Hornridge regaining some control over the game.

Hornridge able to peg back some of the lost ground but the final result in favour of Green Devils 51 to Hornridge 46.

Miners 1 was successful over Hornridge 2 on Friday.

The Hornridge side produced a close competitive match for the stronger A1 side, Miners victorious by only 15 goals.

Miners with a considerably depleted line-up with the bare seven fought out the match against a nine-strong Hornridge 2.

Hornridge improved as the game progressed, and was able to match its opposition in the final term, but the margin was out of reach.

Yellow Devils and Miners 2 had a close fought match on Friday night Miners falling short by only three goals.

The Miners good form unfortunately coming late in the season to look like posting a win in the minor rounds, but who knows what could happen from here.

Yellow Devils and Miners commenced the game with a low scoring first quarter, only 13 goals scored between them.

Miners found its feet during the second quarter and outscored the Yellow Devils before the main break.

Yellow Devils were the eventual winners 33 over Miners 2, 30.

Best for the Devils was Bridget Fenoughty who ran out a solid game in wing attack, while again Bryony Futerial was tough opposition for the Devils shooters in the defensive circle.