The Thornton Beresfield Bears maintained their unbeaten record to sit on top of the A-grade ladder with an emphatic 40-10 win against Glendale Gorillas on Saturday.
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The Bears ran in seven tries to two including doubles to Mitchell Simington and Shaun Bell to take their record to three wins from three games.
Centre Simington won the players' player award with Dan Harris, Dan Killen and Bell also putting in fine performances.
Killen, Andy Lee and Elliott Penglaze also scored tries.
The Bears are on the road against Central Coast team Northern Lakes on Saturday.
Maitland United and Aberglasslyn Ants had mixed results ahead of this weekend's local derby in all three grades at Coronation Oval.
United and Aberglasslyn Ants both had losses in B-grade men's. In their first game after dropping back from A-grade, United were no match for Mallabula Panthers going down 54-12.
The Ants lost 20-30 in a hard-fought match against Waratah Mayfield Cheetahs at McKeachies Sportsground.
The Ants women's tackle team reversed the result claiming their first win of the season with a 30-18 win over the Cheetahs. The Ants' A-grade Ladies League Tag team had the bye and sit second with two wins from two games and an amazing 120 points for and 0 against.
Raymond Terrace beat Maitland United 18-10 in women's tackle and 26-4 in LLT A-grade.
The Dungog Warriors returned to form with their first win of the season in C-grade, defeating Raymond Terrace 24-12 at Lakeside Oval.
The Warriors LLT B-grade scored their first points and claimed their first win of the season with a 34-0 thumping of the Dudley Magpies.
