Beaumaris is building momentum towards the backend of the season following its dominant 120-point win over Mazenod.
The Sharks piled on 12 goals to halftime to runaway 21.21 (147) to 4.3 (27) by the final siren.
It was another strong performance by the in-form seniors - its fourth in a row - but there are still gears to climb, according to ruckman Anthony Carroll.
"Everything clicked for us, which is great coming into the back-half of the year," Carroll said.
"I think we're building as a team and are playing for each other. If we continue that then we should eaily make finals and do some damage."
Towering forward Joel Cusack showed his depth - even as a roving goal-sneak - to pile on eight goals, as Callum Beattie-Powell (two goals) put in his best outing for the year.
Pleasingly, the team saluted a one-sided victory by blodding two debutants - Nathan Scagliarini and Connor Murphy.
The Sharks have a well-earnt rest before taking on Ajax at home.
"I'm getting old now, so won't be doing a hell of a lot this bye," Carroll said.
"Just resting up these old bones and settle a few niggles is all I'll focus on.
"But we face a big challenge against Ajax, so we can't get complacent. If you continue to play our style, we should be right."
Meanwhile, the reserves also registered a convincing win, defeating Mazenod by a whopping 84 points.
Max Williams was best afiled, while Lachie Howes, Mick Millar and Cam Pace also starring.