Christian College sewed up the Basketball Geelong division one men’s minor premiership with one round remaining, following its 100-81 win over fellow finalists Pivot City on Tuesday night.

The Eagles led by just four points at half-time, but blew the game open with a 34-19 third quarter.

Supercat Nick Owusu tuned up for Saturday night’s SEABL conference final against Frankston with 30 points.

The loss has relegated Pivot to the elimination semi-final on September 1.

Try Boys Bears retained its grip on second spot with an 89-43 smashing of Tigers, thanks to Paul Hutchison’s 33 points.

YMCA kept alive its hopes of finishing second with an 82-28 thrashing of Sharks Black, with former Supercats’ skipper Jordan Hill starring with 23 points.

Vytis maintained its claim to be the best team outside of the “Big Four”, with a 60-49 win over Lara, with Michael Rebula starring with 25 points.

Ryal Sormaz exploded for 27 points in Try Boys 75-64 victory over Dolphins.

Try Boys and Rovers have confirmed their spot in the major semi-final in the women’s competition with comfortable wins.

Try Boys hammered an undermanned YMCA 64-37, with Ash Salter’s 22 points pacing the Bears.

While Rovers got past a plucky Sharks 56-43, with former Bendigo SEABL star Bree Cail dropping 16 points.

Despite 21 points from Rovers Hawks’ young gun Jess Watson, Pivot City locked down third spot with a come from behind 46-45 win.