The Eden Killer Whales Ladies White soccer team continued their undefeated run with a gutsy three to nil win over Mallacoota, south of the border on Sunday to stretch their lead to five points clear at the top of the table.

Eden got off to a blistering start attacking the Mallacoota goal from the outset with strikers Danni Condon and Amber Seckold making penetrating runs up front with some quality service from the midfield of Cass Chatfield, Mel Mitchell, Marnie Switzer and Rae King.

On the five-minute mark it was right mid and speed demon Marnie Switzer who latched onto a rebounded shot and almost ripped the leather off the ball to take the one to nil advantage.

Play evened out a little for the remainder of the first half with Mallacoota making inroads into Eden's depleted back line however Kate Mitchell covered the odd ball that came her way in goals and Alyce Prior, Bhud Clark and Vanessa O'Keefe were outstanding in the backs scrambling well in defense.

With just a few minutes to go until half time Mel Mitchell sent a cracking drive into the woodwork and ever ready Condon was on the spot to take the lead to two to nil at half time.

Eden came out firing in the second half and were never trouble for the remainder of the match, much to the delight of stand in keepers Cass and Vanessa.

Despite creating numerous scoring opportunities it took a penalty late in the match against Mallacoota before Kate could seal the points with an impressive spot kick leaving the Blue's keeper without a hope.

The Hotel Australasia award could have gone to any of the Eden's back line however Alyce starred in the centre and was the coach’s pick.

Commitment on the field has been second to none this season however the girls will need to back this up at training over the coming weeks with some tough matches ahead including the replay of the 2007 grand final against the Bega Devils this Sunday.

With the Eden side very close to full strength for the first time this season and gun shot stopper Kamilla Grubesic still to come back from injury, it will be exciting to see just what the Eden girls are capable of in the remainder of the season.