Werribee will be facing arch rival Williamstown for the second time of the season in round 13 following the midseason bye.

The clash at Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday will celebrate Diversity Day. Werribee will don a diversity guernsey designed by local South Sudanese artist John Mathet.

AFL CEO Andrew Dillon will be the guest speaker for the pre-game president’s function and anyone interested in hearing him can purchase tickets here.

Werribee come into the clash well-rested after a 14-day break, riding a five-game win streak and sitting third on the ladder. Their last loss was against Williamstown in round 5, where the Seagulls were victorious by 52 points in challenging conditions at DSV Stadium.

Williamstown currently sits sixth on the ladder and will face the Northern Bullants this weekend. The Seagulls have recently suffered two consecutive losses, including a 45-point defeat at home to Southport last weekend.

After a fifth consecutive win Werribee dominated the votes for the rebel Coaches MVP Award with four players polling in the round 11 victory over Frankston.  

Dom Brew in his 100th game was awarded an equal game high nine coaches votes, which has seen him take the lead in the prestigious award at the midpoint of the season. The inside midfielder collected a game and season high 36 disposals, with 21 contested possessions and eight tackles to mark his milestone in classic Dom Brew fashion.

Louis Pinnuck was also awarded nine coaches votes as the in-form defender gathered 29 disposals, a massive 16 marks and six rebound 50s. It was a performance  which saw him awarded the Totally Workwear Player of the Round.

Key forward Hudson Garoni got three votes after his four-goal haul lifted him to third in the Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal. To go with his four goals, Garoni took nine marks and found 14 disposals.

Jesse Clark was also recognised with two votes after the defender gathered career highs in disposals and marks. Clark ended with 21 disposals, including 19 kicks, and 14 marks. 

Brew rises to the top of the leaderboard for the first time of the season, holding a lead of seven votes over Geelong AFL listed midfielder Mitch Hardie. Reigning J. J. Liston Trophy winner Jarryd Lyons rounds out the top three 11 votes behind Brew on 48. 

Werribee head into the bye round with a win, defeating Frankston by 28 points at home.

At Avalon Airport Oval on Saturday Werribee made it five wins in a row defeating the Dolphins 13.9.87 to 8.11.59.

It was a memorable day as the club celebrated reigning Bruce Montgomery Trophy winner Dom Brew’s 100th game. The midfielder marked this milestone in classic Dom Brew style, amassing 36 disposals, 21 contested possessions, and eight tackles.

Werribee got off to the perfect start, booting two goals in the opening five minutes courtesy of Nick Hayes and Jay Dahlhaus. Zac Banch popped up for a goal, capping off a solid month of football since breaking into the side in round 8. An Aidan Johnson major on the edge of quarter time gave the Tigers a 13-point lead at the first break. 

Dom Brew led all possession winners on the field in the first quarter of game 100, with 11 disposals plus a goal assist for Banch’s goal. Louis Pinnuck was everywhere with 10 disposals and seven marks while Kobe Annand was dominant in the ruck, winning 11 hitouts and laying six tackles.

Frankston had several early shots on goal in the second quarter, but it was Jay Dahlhaus who struck first. The small forward kicked his second goal after a strong contested mark. It was a scrappy quarter with just three goals kicked. The last, a sharp left-foot snap from Flynn Young, made the halftime lead 14 points.

Riley Bice had a standout quarter bringing his total to 16 disposals by halftime. In his return Daly Andrews was also impressive picking up 14 touches and four clearances.

Werribee began the second half perfectly when Jack Riding scored a running goal less than a minute into the quarter. Angus Hicks, who was having a strong game, added another shortly after. Hudson Garoni booted back to back goals and with a four goal to one quarter, the Werribee lead was a more comfortable 34 points at three quarter time.

Frankston kicked the first two goals of the last quarter, but key forward Hudson Garoni was able to stem the flow and calmly convert a set shot for his third goal of the day. Werribee’s leading goalkickers Garoni and Dahlhaus each added one more ending the afternoon with four and three goals respectively.Garoni ended the clash sitting third in the Jim 'Frosty' Miller Medal at the halfway point of the season.

Brew led all possession winners in his milestone game with Louis Pinnuck, who has been in great form, not far behind with 29 disposals and a huge 16 marks. Jack Henderson is relishing his midfield role and picked up another 25 disposals and five marks. 

Defender Jesse Clark enjoyed career highs in both disposals and marks, with the defender gathering 21 disposals and 14 marks. Additionally, Jack Riding had another two goal assists to take his season tally to 12 as he continues to lead the competition in the stat.