Led by Kai Lohmann's five-goal haul on Friday night, the premiers stayed firmly in the top four hunt with a convincing 18.17 (125) to 8.10 (58) win over the third-placed Hawks. "That's probably been our most complete four-quarter performance this year," Lions coach Chris Fagan said. Hawks coach Mitchell made no excuses but also felt the defeat was simply a case of his team failing to perform against one of the competition's best on the day. "We saw it as an opportunity to compete against the best, and we weren't up to it tonight," Mitchell said. "We can execute better than that and play to a higher level, and we're going to need to.