Friday night saw the third round of the McLeods Point series.
With the first event of the Club Track Championships being held in two weeks time there was some fierce competition across all grades.
Senior numbers were slightly down as some riders were competing in Adelaide and gearing up for the support races of the Tour Down Under.
Sam Campbell put in a strong effort all evening showing a marked improvement over the season so far.
The three senior grades combined for many of the races and C-grader Campbell's improved race fitness and strong, positive mental attitude saw him able to match the faster pace set by the riders of the other two grades even with his restricted gearing.
Darren Anderson used his position at the back of the group with two laps to go of the Senior A grade 15 lap scratch race to move high up on the bank and gain maximum advantage of his sprint down the slope and past the other riders to take the lead and catch the others by surprise.
His brother Daniel was the first to respond and slowly reeled Darren in.
Instead of working with him he went straight past to cross the line a good 15 metres ahead of Darren who was followed by Ben Young and Dylan Starkey.
Kelvin Rohrlach threw down the challenge to other B grade riders Peter Werner, Adrian Wilson and Wesley Fisher as they bunched together to begin the final lap of the combined B and C Grade 12 lap scratch race.
In a powerful Sprint he pulled away from the others to have a 10m advantage as he crossed the line followed by Werner, Wilson, Fisher and Campbell.
Jessica Shore, Liza Wakeling and Charlotte Wakeling were together as they began the final lap of the junior A grade 10 lap scratch race.
But C Wakeling made her move and had pulled away from the other two by almost 10 metres when Liza chased her down to take the lead.
C Wakeling wasn't going to give in and vainly tried to hold on making it an exciting finish with half a wheel separating them on the line with L Wakeling first from C Wakeling and Shore.
In the junior B grade four lap scratch race Connor Margaritis took off half way through splitting the field as Dana Prater tried to reel him and Bailey Kesby couldn't match her pace.
Margaritis had a 20m lead as he got the final lap bell and he worked hard to maintain that distance with Prater only closing the gap by 5m before the line and Kesby third.
The riders in the 24" bikes grade rode a sedate pace taking turns for the first three laps of their four lap race but as soon as they got the bell Chris Margaritis began his sprint for the line with the others strung out behind him.
Leyton Gould in third position made his move along the back straight quickly reeling in Holly Farrell to be in second place as they headed for the line.
Chris was first to the line followed by Gould, Farrell and Hudson Barsby.
Scott Litchfield and Leroy Risborg were pitted against each other in a series of handicap races and joined in the team events with the other juniors.