Clarence Redbacks

If you are scanning for the side with a bit of push under it, it is Women's Third Grade, with 3rd in Women's Third Grade and a positive power read behind them.

One matchup that swung back the other way was Women's Third Grade versus Old Stars, after a very different earlier meeting.

Women's Third Grade are the Elo watch inside the club's women spread, holding the strongest rating base in that part of the sheet.

The next result matters for Women's Third Grade, with Old Stars sitting close enough to turn the Women's Third Grade line into a proper swing.

The top dominance line in the women group sits with Women's Third Grade, who are controlling that lane more cleanly than the plain table read suggests.

The official ladder leader in the women lane is Women's Third Grade, and that is still the cleanest table-based read in that part of the club.

If you want the club line the ladder might be underrating, it is Women's Third Grade, whose power read is running ahead of the current table line.

One steadier club line sits with Women's Third Grade, who are still making teams work for almost every look at goal.