West Adelaide too classy for lacklustre Glenelg West Adelaide defender Joel Tippett tackles Glenelg's Joshua Trembath. WEST Adelaide ran Glenelg off its legs and showed all the class of a top-two side with a 50-point win at Richmond Oval last night. As good as the win was, the highlight came 21 minutes into the final term when Taite Silverlock took one of the greatest marks the SANFL has seen for years. His spectacular vertical leap over a Glenelg opponent was followed by juggling the ball with one arm as he rotated mid-air, landed on his side and brought the crowd to its feet. Westies dominated all over the ground and every time the Tigers showed any resistance they were met with double the force by the Bloods who scored in bursts. It was West Adelaide's runners who did the damage on the scoreboard with midfielders Ryan Anderson, Ben Macreadie and Silverlock combining for seven goals. The Bloods had winners all over the ground - Travis Tuck is getting better with every game at his new club and Tyson Slattery continued his coming-of-age as a mobile midfielder/forward with three goals. Their defence was just as good with Joel Tippett and Brad Mangan proving unbeatable. The worry for Glenelg was workrate and the glaring absence of a key forward with Ruory Kirkby injured and Shaun McKernan called up to the Crows. Riley Milne and Thomas Clurey were solid in defence and Ben Mules and Tom Logan were the pick of the midfielders but that was about it for the visitors. Former Essendon teammates Silverlock and Slattery both kicked two goals in the opening quarter but it was Ben Macreadie's magical left-foot shot from the boundary that inspired the Bloods to a 30-point quarter time lead. Jason Davenport's running goal right on the siren was a rare first quarter highlight for the Tigers. West was first to the ball and had one of those nights in the first quarter when just about everything they touched went right. Even if a Westies player was spun around in a tackle and fired a handball over their head, the footy found a teammate running past. Glenelg got the first goal of the second term which stemmed the bleeding before two clever goals to Lewis Hender and Ty Allen cut the margin to 13 points. But a goal after the half-time siren to Jonathon Beech who was on the end of a brilliant pass from Silverlock restored some breathing space for the home side. As was the case in the second term, Lachlan Button's thumping goal from outside 50m threatened to spark a Tiger fightback but West slammed on three of the next four goals to shut them out. The last term was a formality for West which improves to 5-1 with what should be winnable games against Port and Sturt to come. BEST - West: Tuck, Macreadie, Silverlock, Mangan, Anderson, Schmidt, Bricknell. Glenelg: Clurey, Milne, Logan, Mules. GOALS - West: Anderson, Slattery 3, Silverlock, Macreadie 2, Hill, Bricknell, Beech, Caire, Bonney, Keough, Rankine, Webb. Glenelg: Trembath 2, Davenport, Hayes, Hender, Hooper, Mules, McNeil, Allen, Button.