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Theyve had their ups and downs, but GWS Giants stalwarts Jon Patton and Adam Tomlinson have started to deliver on their undoubted potential.Key forward Patton and utility Tomlinson have each hit a purple patch as the Giants head into their first finals match on Saturday.Injury wrecked the first part of former No.1 draft pick Pattons career limiting him to 32 games in his first four seasons.However he has missed only one game this year, kicking bags of six and five goals in the last two home and away rounds.For Tomlinson, it wasnt so much a case of fitness as where to fit him in.Possessing that rare and valued combination of height and running endurance, Tomlinson is capable of playing anywhere on the ground - but wasnt able to lock in a permanent position.He appears to have finally found a niche in the last eight games before the finals, during which he played with great effectiveness as a key defender.Sometimes it can hurt you being so flexible and its probably hurt him early, Giants coach Leon Cameron said of Tomlinson.But over the past few years hes had little stints down back and played really, really well and its been hard to break in.But hes taken his opportunity after the bye and played some really good consistent footy.He said Tomlinsons confidence was at an all-time high and that Patton was also benefiting from a lift in that most vital aspect of a footballers psyche.He (Patton) is jumping at the ball off one leg, which is really important for him, Cameron said.Its not just hitting the scoreboard, which he has the last two weeks, hes playing some better defence.Throughout the year weve played him as a key back and played him behind the footy, so hes got some flexibility, which in this modern game you need.Cameron was disappointed promising young key back Caleb Marchbank had requested a trade.You dont like to lose quality young footballers like that, Cameron said.He hoped to retain out-of-contract midfielder Jack Steele, whose season was ended on Tuesday when he suffered a foot injury. UNCANSVILLE, Conn. -- Khalid Hart scored 27 points and Brian Parker added 21 as Marist posted its first season win with an 87-79 victory over Brown at the Naismith Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament on Saturday night.Hart -- who has led the scoring for the Red Foxes (1-3) in their first four games this season -- was 9-for-12 shooting from the field including 6 for 7 from distance. Parker had seven assists to go with his 21 points.The Red Foxes led 40-37 at the half and extended their llead to 51-41 with 12:59 remaining following a Parker 3.dddddddddddd Parker also gave Marist its biggest lead of the game, 70-54, on a layup with 5:24 remaining.Steven Spieth led the Bears with 21 points and seven boards.Hart came into the game with 1,359 career points in 81 career games. Next on Marists all-time scoring list is Alan Tomidy (1,508 points). ' ' '