Morningside Panthers put Sydney Uni to the sword in NEAFL clash to honour 200 games for veteran Kent Abey KICKING ON: Morningside's Kent Abey takes a shot at goal for one of his six majors on Saturday. Morningside's youth brigade have helped deliver the club its fourth win, but Saturday belonged to veteran Kent Abey who had a game to remember against Sydney Uni. The Panthers have now won more games this season than the entire 2012 campaign, thrashing the Sydney students 19.11.125 to 8.9.57. It was Abey, celebrating his 200th NEAFL match with Morningside, who dominated with six goals including one after the final siren - and best on-field honours. The 31-year-old was honoured with a function after the game, which included a stirring video presentation of a career that has been flush with highlights. Morningside coach Aaron Rogers was pleased to win convincingly and paid tribute to his skipper and former teammate who became the ninth Panther to reach 200 games. "If you had offered me a 4-1 start to the year in February, I would have taken it, no question," Rogers said. But Saturday was all about Kent. "We really make a point of making a big deal out of milestones at Morningside and it was fantastic to win to honour such an honourable servant of the club," he said.