The side came away 7-0 winners and should have been more. 

Horsham was short several players and brought up young-guns James Jewson, Aziz Demirkale and Mirza Demirkale. 

All three played an important role in the contest with Aziz playing a majority of the contest in centre back. 

In the opening half the side scored four with a hat-trick by Jake Hinton and one goal by Toby Riddell-Both. 

The home side had a large amount of possessions and it controlled the tempo and outcome of the game. 

Hinton scored his fourth, four minutes after the second half started. 

Jewson, a young 17 year-old scored his first senior goal of his career. 

Riddell-Both secured his brace with two minutes remaining. 

The win against Maryborough marks a seventh win for Horsham and it now sits in second position, three points behind ladder-leaders Sebastopol. 

Central defender James Hibberd was named best on field for Horsham working hard to collect a clean sheet and galvanising his side. 

Box-to-box midfielder Reuben Macchia was named second best after yet another tireless effort in midfield, running all day and not putting a step wrong. 

Hinton was third with a clinical display up front.