The Tigers were well served by the performances of Harry Beasley, Luca Allen and Bailey Roberts as Charlie Hillier (four goals), Blair Whelan and John Anstee stood out for the Rams.
Also among the better players for sixth-placed Tigers was Tyron Baden, Lewis Kennedy and Izac Artavilla.
In the reserves Cobram was on the end of a 101-point defeat, but Henri Neville, Tarrynt Neville, Tyron Tarpey, Lachlan Adams, Callum Hulley and Ryan Hayes battled hard all game.
The thirds had a 33-point triumph as Koby Withers and Hayden Davis both booted two goals, with Lachlan Adams and Noah Iddles starring.
Paul Degei kicked five goals as the fourths secured a 10-goal win.
Mulwala dominated Barooga to come away with a 16.13 (109) to 10.7 (67) victory away from home in the seniors.
The Lions led by 58 points at three-quarter-time before the Hawks lifted late to boot 5.6 to 3.2 in the final quarter.
Ben Radford managed three majors for the Lions as Brad Wilson, Rhys Moylan and Harry Crossley also stood out in the win.
Jackson Trengove booted three goals for the Hawks as Nic Dore and Xavier Hunt impressed.
Also among the hardest workers for the Hawks were Callum Leighton-Daly, Tomas O'Sullivan and Billy Andrew.
Antonio Ventre, Cashen Nolan, Kyle Hore, Jacob Ballerini, Regan Bale and Benjamin Brooks starred for the reserves in a strong win, while the thirds went down comfortably.
Nicholas Nolan, Nicholas Noonan, Josh Mossman, Nathan Brown, Kane Rattray-Robert and Ned Doyle were the best Hawks in the under-17s defeat.
A fourths triumph came on the back of top performances from Jake Holt, Will Trenerry, Codi Bowden, Sonny Rowe, Jayden Woodhead and Jett Mathers.
● Mulwala continues to fly under the radar in the Murray Netball League ranks.
The A-grade Lions have lost just once this season - and secured a 15-goal triumph against Barooga in round four action at the weekend - to sit comfortably in the top five.
Bre Flanagan's charges held the Hawks at bay for much of Saturday's clash before eventually posting the 38-23 win.
“We probably should have won by a bit more,” Flanagan said.
“We had a big second quarter and were able to swap the combinations around a bit after that.
“We've got everyone back from injury now, so we're just trying to work out what works best for us on the court.
“We're a pretty flexible side, but at the same time you still want to find out what your best combinations are.”
Indianna Frauenfelder was again among Mulwala's best performers.
“Indi has had some really good games for us,” Flanagan said.
“She's fitting in well.”
The rest of the round was headlined by dominant victories to top teams.
Deniliquin managed a massive 87-28 triumph against Cobram, Rumbalara scored 75 goals to Congupna's 27 and Moama defeated Finley 67-34.
Tongala also had a strong win against Echuca United, tasting victory 55-23.
“Our defenders have brilliant for us so far this year,” Tongala coach Paige Wade told the Riverine Herald.
“They've always come out and performed really strongly for our side, and we were really pleased that they were able to do it again.
“Liv Taverna was excellent until she hurt her shoulder, but it appears she is going to be fine, so we will continue to see her contribute to the side.
“And Millie Brock was strong in goals again, which always makes a big difference in the way we play.”
Nathalia had a bye due to Numurkah's top side dropping back to B-grade.
The Blues applied to the league at the start of the season for an exemption to not field an A-grade outfit.
While it was denied, a review was scheduled for after round three.
Following the review the board has allowed the club to drop down to B-grade.
11°C