Allan Verri continues to impress, carding the top score of 25 points to win the major weekly prize, Peter Woodward next best on 24 points on a countback from Ian Rand.

There was a number of players carding 23 points including Michael Carnell, Dan Bryant, Tony Dillon, Lee McDonald, Greg Condon and Daniel Gifford.

Bruna Ross and Wendy Murwood were the best of the ladies, both scoring 22 points.

Robert Cavallaro will take some catching in the Player of the Year standings on 46 points he holds a substantial lead over Matt Ahamana 29, followed by Rob Rand 28, Josh Murray 26, Peter Sinca, Tony Coberlan 25 all with plenty of work to do to catch the leader.

It is nip and tuck among the ladies, Wendy Murwood taking over as leader on 20 points followed by Jenni Overs 18, Wendy Snaidero, Anne Thacker 17, Jenny Turner 15, Suzanne Alpen, Sue Campbell 14.

In the biggest loser section, Cavallaro continues to shine, after lopping 36 shots off his handicap, next best is Justin Whitehead 25, Jason Alley 20, Josh Murray 18.

Wendy Murwood also leads the ladies in this section, equal with Jenny Turner reducing by 15, closely followed by Wendy Snaidero 14.

Midway through the competition, division one leader Hopefuls on 15.50 looks the team to beat with R & D Burgulars a chance, while division two looks to be a contest between Different Strokes 14.5 and Barellan Retail 12.5.

Knox Builders and All Barrels Blazing 13 are dominant in division three and McNabb Caltex 15.50 hold a handy lead over Tree Huggers and Farmers Association both on 11.5.

Despite losing their round eight match against Bogey Hunters, Green Machine still lead division five on 13.5 from Kings Cup Devils 13.

It is neck-and-neck in division six with both Heath's Butchery and Awesome Entertainment on 14 points followed by Bendigo Power13, while Muddy Insects 16.5 is the team to catch in division seven, holding a handy lead over Harvey Norman 12.5 and The Fuzz 12.