Stawell will be looking for a better effort over four quarters when they take on the Horsham Saints for the second time this season at the weekend.
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The Warriors let go of a commanding 28-point lead when they last met the Saints earlier this season, failing to kick a goal after half-time.
Stawell co-coach Damian Joiner said he believes his team has improved since then and won’t be making the same mistakes.
“We are really looking forward to it since we let it slip in that first meeting,” he said.
“We faded quite poorly after half-time but I think we are a lot fitter now so we will be in a much better position.”
Stawell’s season is delicately poised at the moment, sitting one win outside the top five but with a poor percentage of just 85.
Joiner said playing at Central Park will be a big advantage for his side.
“We play our home ground very well and always enjoy playing in front of our home fans,” he said.
