The V/Line Cup is in full swing across Shepparton and district sporting grounds.
A number of Goulburn Murray teams took to the field on Tuesday for the second day of the tournament.
In Boys Division One competition, Goulburn Murray was undone by a wayward Pioneers outfit, 7.22 (64) to 6.7 (43).
South East was too good for Greater Western Victoria Rebels, recording a 28-point win in the match at Rumbalara.
In Division Two, Pioneers were too strong for Goulburn Murray, cruising to a 12.13 (85) to 5.2 (32) win.
Greater Western Victoria Rebels proved too strong for South East, recording a 12.6 (78) to 5.4 (34) win.
In Girls Division One, Goulburn Murray was outclassed by Pioneers, going down by 58 points.
Barwon Cats secured a dominant 42-point win over Gippsland, while South East picked up a 33-point win over Greater Western Victoria Rebels.
News photographer Megan Fisher was at Shepparton’s Princess Park on Tuesday to capture the action between Goulburn Murray and Pioneers.
Assessing: Goulburn Murray’s Oscar Lambourn looks at what is ahead of him.
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Megan Fisher
Juggling act: Pioneers player Gus Hay looks to bring it under control.
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Megan Fisher
Let’s go: Max Hooper runs out with his Goulburn Murray teammates.
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Megan Fisher
In the mixer: Goulburn Murray’s Kade James looks to shepherd his opponent.
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Megan Fisher
Watchful: Goulburn Murray’s Steele Chapman brings it in.
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Megan Fisher
Get it on the boot: Goulburn Murray player Max Hooper gets a kick away under pressure from Pioneers’ Jordy Rasmussen.
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Megan Fisher
As a unit: Goulburn Murray players line up before the game.
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Megan Fisher
Contested: Pioneers player Archie Littore takes a grab in front of Goulburn Murray’s Caden Ratcliffe.
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Megan Fisher
Into the bread basket: Pioneers player Will Hemming takes a mark.
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Megan Fisher
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