Coming off an impressive performance against North Ballarat, Levi Greenwood will look to continue his good form in the VFL in a quest for a spot in the senior side.

Greenwood is one of Werribee’s key midfielders, playing on both sides of the ball. Development coach Jarred Moore is more qualified than most to speak about his form as his midfield partner.

“I’ve been really impressed with the way he goes about his job,” Moore told NMFC.com.au.

“I’m sure he’ll go to one player from Frankston (on Saturday), lock him down and then he’ll win his own footy.”

Jordie Gysberts is edging closer to a North debut; he was the game-day emergency in the win against St Kilda and returns for the Tigers this week.

Playing as an outside midfielder, Gysberts won't be affected by the week off, according to Moore.

“We’re looking for him to get some good consistency through the middle, winning his own ball and getting a few clearances.”

Frankston has been in good form of late, and the importance of the Kangaroos' midfielders becomes clear when analysing the opposition's strengths.

“They’ve (the Dolphins) been competitive in three quarters for the last two weeks when they’ve played quality sides. They pride themselves in winning the contest and winning the hard stuff," Moore added.

“We’ve got to turn up ready, otherwise they’ll get a jump on us, especially down at their home ground where they love to play.”

With a top eight spot on the line for Werribee, Will Sierakowski will be welcomed back after his stint at AFL level, while Ayden Kennedy will again line up in a defence which has to deal with Michael Lourey, currently third on the VFL goal kicking ladder.

North Ballarat has the bye this weekend.

Frankston v Werribee (ABC TV)
Saturday 8th June
Frankston Oval, 1:10pm

Roos in action (likely)

- Ayden Kennedy
- Will Sierakowski
- Jordie Gysberts
- Levi Greenwood
- Mason Wood
- Tim McGenniss
- Ben Speight