A Melton South stalwart has been handed a three-week ban after pleading guilty to intentionally striking an opponent during the Panthers' round three loss to Darley.
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Brayden Wood was referred to the BFNL's new independent tribunal after striking Darley's Mitch Ward.
Wood, who's played all three games for the Panters to date, was suspended for three weeks after pleading guilty to the charge.
Meanwhile, Bacchus Marsh captain Jake Owen has been cleared of rough conduct after round two opponents Darley requested the Match Review Panel investigate an incident during the Cobras' one-point win a fortnight ago.
The Match Review Panel referred the incident to the independent tribunal who after deliberation found Owen not guilty of rough conduct.
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Matt Currill
Matt covers the Ballarat Football Netball League and cricket. Get in touch at matt.currill@thecourier.com.au
Matt covers the Ballarat Football Netball League and cricket. Get in touch at matt.currill@thecourier.com.au
