Albury's Brayden O'Hara was forced off late in the game with a calf injury. He'd kicked two goals in the 104-point demolition of Myrtleford.
Albury has suffered a double-barrelled blow with a star player injured and a rising youngster reported.
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Gritty forward Rhys King has been charged with rough conduct, while early season Morris Medal favourite Brayden O’Hara injured a calf in the 22.18 (150) to 7.4 (46) hiding of Myrtleford.
“Brayden went off late in the game, we’re not sure of the extent of the injury, I think he’ll miss a couple,” co-coach Shaun Daly said.
The Tigers’ veterans’ Chris Hyde and Dean Polo were terrific, the latter kicking three majors, joining Jessy Wilson as the home team’s leading goalkickers.
The Saints’ Ryley Sharp also landed three, while Mitch Dalbosco was the best.
Andrew Moir
Sports Journalist
