![Paynton Jolliffe kicks one of her 13 goals for Golden Square in Sunday's big win over North Bendigo. Picture by Adam Bourke Paynton Jolliffe kicks one of her 13 goals for Golden Square in Sunday's big win over North Bendigo. Picture by Adam Bourke](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/shjDWP57NvFsN4SYJTNkJk/42fe939a-1577-44c9-8e52-289261ed83aa.JPG/r0_0_4494_3186_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Two CVFLW forwards had big days in front of goal in a lopsided round of matches.
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Golden Square's Paynton Jolliffe kicked 13 goals and Sandhurst's Amanda Carrod bagged 12 goals on a day when the average margin across the four games was 147 points.
Jolliffe, the league's leading goalkicker, took her season tally to 58 in Square's 26.15 (171) to 1.0 (6) win over North Bendigo at Atkins Street.
Tayla Moore added six goals for Square, while Carly Geary and Gemma Roberts were their best players in a commanding performance.
![Victoria Winstanley was lively with three goals for Golden Square. Victoria Winstanley was lively with three goals for Golden Square.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/shjDWP57NvFsN4SYJTNkJk/e610a106-dc1e-4aed-a46f-c96470f37c16.JPG/r65_0_4810_2665_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Alisha Lourie kicked North's only goal in the final quarter and Kayla-Brea McIntosh, Roweena Ilsley and Hannah McKenzie battled hard for the home side.
Carrod's 12-goal haul was the highlight of Sandhurst's 29.13 (187) to 0.0 (0) win over White Hills.
Chelsea Reeves also played well with seven goals for Sandhurst, while Chloe Naughton, Lily Campbell and Ruby Campbell were key contributors.
An understrength White Hills line-up was best served by Hannah Ripper, Kara Kane and Kadeisha Smith.
Reigning premier Castlemaine outclassed Bendigo Thunder by 124 points at Camp Reserve.
![North Bendigo's Roweena Ilsley puts pressure on the Golden Square forwards.
North Bendigo's Roweena Ilsley puts pressure on the Golden Square forwards.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/shjDWP57NvFsN4SYJTNkJk/c8742db6-6144-4af3-9070-bd036991727d.JPG/r0_0_4780_3249_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Rachael Stubbings, Abbey Bertram and Jemma Finning were superb for the undefeated Pies in the 19.18 (132) to 1.2 (8) victory.
Tiffany Bradley kicked six goals for Castlemaine to be the best forward on the ground.
Nikeah Anderson was the Thunder's goalkicker, while Emily Galtieri, Alannah Leach and Ruby Kelly played well against high-quality opposition.
Woorinen moved ahead of Eaglehawk into third place on the ladder with a 112-point win over Marong.
Brydi Lewis kicked five goals in an impressive 16.16 (112) to 0.0 (0) win.
Katelyn Hazlett, Madison Johnston and Charlotte Williams had the most impact for the Tigers, while Bridget Chalkley, Bianca Bourke and Kyrah Paxton were solid for the Panthers.
Marong now looks forward to next Sunday's home game against Golden Square.
AFLW champion Erin Phillips will play for Marong as part of the Carlton Draft program.