Warrack were expected to win and did just that.

The final score was Warrack 13.15 (93) to Dimboola Roos 5.4 (34).

Warrack opened up a 44-point lead at the first break after an outstanding first quarter.

The Eagles kicked eight goals to Dimboola’s one in the first term.

Warrack pressed on to secure the win, but Dimboola fought to the finish.

Dimboola was competitive in the final three quarters, but struggled to make any inroads towards reducing the margin.

Warrack Eagles coach Ryan McKenzie was on song in the forward line.

McKenzie kicked five majors to feature among the best for Warrack.

Other players in the best were Riley Morrow, Luke Harmer, Jay Milford-Robertson, Brett Boyle and Jacob Cheney.

Lachie Exell, Jayden Kuhne, Ben Miller, Jackson O'Neill, Ashley Avery and Aaron Werner were Dimboola’s best players.

Kuhne, playing his 50^th game, kicked three of the team’s five goals.

The win means Warrack moves to equal fifth on the Wimmera Football League ladder.

Warrack is on the same number of points as the Nhill Tigers.

Dimboola is a long way back with zero wins for the season.

Dimboola would fancy its chances against Nhill this weekend.

Warrack will meet Horsham Demons.