The Point Cook Panthers are back where they belong — at the top! Delivering a commanding 70–46 victory over the St Kilda Knights, the Panthers continued to showcase why they are a force to be reckoned with. What makes this latest performance even more impressive is the way this team continues to evolve, building on its early-round momentum and finding new ways to produce on the offensive end.
In the early rounds, Malik Potter emerged as a key spark in the Panthers’ offensive firepower, setting the tone and helping establish the team’s winning identity. Against St Kilda, Potter contributed four points and six rebounds, showing that his impact extends beyond scoring. While the Knights had to contend with the Panthers’ growing depth, Point Cook demonstrated that its success is no longer built around one offensive weapon.
Everybody is getting involved, and the numbers tell the story. Kaleb Johnson led all scorers with 20 points, while Jordan Anderson delivered a powerful all-around performance with 19 points and 10 rebounds. Ryan Tobler added 14 points and eight boards, giving the Panthers another reliable scoring option. With Antonio Amparado contributing six points and George Chilvers adding five, Point Cook showcased the kind of balanced production that makes a team increasingly difficult to contain.
For the Panthers, this is about more than just another win — it’s about building a team that can keep winning as the competition heats up. Their 70-point performance, combined with contributions across the roster, sends a clear message to the rest of the league: Point Cook has the firepower, the depth and the momentum to stay in the conversation. Potter helped ignite the early-round charge, but now the entire squad is stepping up. The Panthers are on top again, and the rest of the competition has been put on notice. 🐾🔥
