In a dominant display, Westminster OS showcased their prowess against Modbury in the Adelaide Footy League match held at Westminster School on June 27, 2026. The home side's relentless attack and solid defence proved too much for Modbury, resulting in a comprehensive victory by 57 points.
Final Scores
Westminster OS | 2.4 (16) | 5.6 (36) | 11.12 (78) | 13.12 (90)
Modbury | 1.1 (7) | 2.2 (14) | 3.4 (22) | 4.9 (33)
MATCH SUMMARY
The first quarter set the tone for the match, with Westminster OS taking an early lead. They managed to score 2 goals and 4 behinds, while Modbury could only respond with a single goal and a behind. The quarter ended with Westminster OS leading 16 to 7, establishing a solid foundation for the rest of the game.
In the second quarter, Westminster OS continued to assert their dominance, adding 3 goals and 2 behinds to their tally. Modbury struggled to keep pace, managing only 1 goal and 1 behind. By half-time, Westminster OS had extended their lead to 36 to 14, showcasing their attacking flair and defensive resilience.
The third quarter saw Westminster OS ramp up their scoring, with an impressive 6 goals and 6 behinds. Modbury could only manage 1 goal and 2 behinds during this period, further widening the gap. As the teams entered the final quarter, Westminster OS held a commanding lead of 78 to 22, leaving Modbury with a mountain to climb.
In the final quarter, Westminster OS maintained their momentum, adding another 2 goals and 4 behinds to their score. Modbury improved slightly, scoring 1 goal and 5 behinds. However, it was not enough to close the gap, and Westminster OS finished the match with a final score of 90 to 33, sealing a resounding victory.
FINAL WRAP-UP
Westminster OS's performance was characterised by their ability to control the game, both in attack and defence. With a strong midfield presence and effective forward line, they capitalised on their opportunities while limiting Modbury's scoring chances. The home side's ability to convert inside 50s into goals was a key factor in their success, as was their strong tackling and contested ball work.
Modbury, on the other hand, struggled to find their rhythm throughout the match. Despite some moments of individual brilliance, particularly from Dylan Bingos, they were unable to match the intensity and skill displayed by Westminster OS. The lack of scoring options and a solid defensive structure from the home side meant that Modbury found it difficult to build any momentum.
The standout player for Westminster OS was Jake Dance, who not only contributed significantly on the scoreboard with 7 goals but also played a pivotal role in the team's overall performance. Alongside him, Jakob Butcher and Regan Taheny were instrumental in ensuring the team's dominance across the field. Modbury, unfortunately, did not have any players listed among the best performers, highlighting the challenges they faced throughout the match.
BEST PLAYERS
Westminster OS: Jake Dance, Jakob Butcher, Regan Taheny
Modbury: None
GOAL SCORERS
Westminster OS: Jake Dance (7), Chris Bawden (3), Matthew Weckert (1), Riley Masters (1), Sam Allder (1)
Modbury: Dylan Bingos (2), Cristiano Karpany (1), Owen Lane (1)
PLAYED AT
Westminster School
By Scarlett Murphy