PSA footy round 4: Bailey Morgan, Nash Haesuler, Ashton Bryant, Oscar Dees, Will Evans, Adam De Masi and more

Aquinas College kept their unbeaten start to the PSA footy season rolling with a thrilling six-point win over a fast-finishing but inaccurate Hale School in round-four action on Saturday. The Quinten Lynch-coached side made it four wins from as many starts, knocking off Hale away from home - 11.6 (72) to 9.12 (66). State 18s squad member Presley Campbell continued his hot start to the year with captain Mitchell Keene, Nicholas Campo, Cale Scott, Nash Haesuler, Chaz Foss and Ashton Warner - the younger brother of Sydney pair Chad and Corey - also impressing. Bailey Morgan kicked a game-high four majors with livewire Ben Parasiliti and Will Hussey chiming in with two apiece. For Hale, Ashton Bryant had a whopping 41 disposals and seven clearances with big man Aiden Riddle have a say in the ruck and Luke Pynes, Hamish Davis and Otis Harvey also prominent. Three-time reigning champs Scotch College easily accounted for Wesley College by 58 points, 13.13 (91) to 4.9 (33), for their fourth win on the trot. Oscar Dees led the way with a well-rounded performance with Jayden Clarke, Marco Ghiselli and West Coast father-son prospect Bailey Banfield also finding a lot of it. Will Evans kicked three of Wesley’s four goals while son of a gun and State 16s rep Taj Longmuir - son of Troy - rebounding well from half-back and draft fancy Aiden O’Driscoll, ruck Kayle Gerreyn and Aidan Mapstone also having an impact. Trinity College piled on 22 goals to Guildford Grammar’s two in a 135-point triumph which made it back-to-back wins for Chris Mayne’s charges. Adam de Masi was at his brilliant best in the midfield with Luke Cotellessa, Ben Thomas, Andre Gulluni, Max York, Marcus Cassidy and Kade Hampson some of the other major contributors. Cole Trinder booted four goals and Judd Ingleton and Trent Laufer three apiece. For Guildford, Blake Kelly, Oliver Sills, Tom Taylor and Riley Longson battled hard in a losing cause.