The Reserves hosted Aquinas at the Woodfull-Miller Oval in club stalwart Kris McDonald’s 200th game.

The Unicorns made their way down to a particularly windy Garvey Oval in Bundoora to take on fellow finals’ contender Old Paradians.

Backing up the latter half of a two-game home stretch, the Reserves looked to cap off a stunning patch of a form with another win before the bye, which would see them enter the top four.

Traditional rivals and fellow top-four contenders Brunswick came to the spiritual home of the VAFA, the Woodfull-Miller Oval, to do battle with the Reserves in a match where both teams were looking to continue recent strong form.

The Reserves looked to continue their winning ways, travelling out to Donvale to take on Whitefriars, a team in a similar position with matching finals aspirations.

The Reserves took their talents to Ferndale Park, the home of St. Mary’s Salesian.

The Reserves welcomed South Melbourne Districts to the home of the VAFA, Woodfull-Miller Oval, looking to continue their winning ways.

The Reserves were keen to get their first win of the season after a tough loss the week prior against Parkside.

The Reserves faced Parkside for their first game of the year at the Woodfull-Miller Oval.

MHSOBFC ventured out to Ted Ajani Reserve to take on Bulleen Templestowe in their Round 1 clash.