Gippsland 2018 record round 11

RECORD

O F F I CI A L T R F M GI P P S L A N D L E AG U E R EC O R D

ROUND 11

SATURDAY, 23 JUNE 2018 Maffra v Drouin Morwell v Bairnsdale Moe v Sale Warragul v Wonthaggi Leongatha v Traralgon

Authorised by Darren Chester MP, National Party of Australia – Victoria,126 Franklin Street, Traralgon, Vic 3844.

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SATURDAY 23rd JUNE

MORWELL V BAIRNSDALE

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ROUND 10 MATCH RESULTS SENIORS

Drouin Moe

1.2-8 3.3-21 3.4-22 7.6-48 6.3-39 12.7-79 21.11-137 21.13-139

DROUIN Goal Kickers: E. Morris 2, L. Anderson, J. Kos, N. Guy, T. Barr, M. Laszczyk Best Players: D. Olsen, J. McLeod, E. Morris, J. Simpson MOE Goal Kickers: T. Fleming 3, J. Van Dyk 3, D. Farrell 2, J. Blaser 2, J. De Virgilio 2, H. Prestidge, S. Van Dyk, T. Biffin, J. Wood, J. Galea, J. Pearce, M. Stanlake, P. Ainsworth Best Players: D. Grech, J. De Virgilio, D. Farrell, T. Fleming, M. Stanlake, J. Pearce

Maffra Sale

1.5-11 1.6-12 2.12-24 3.16-34 1.1-7 5.3-33 8.4-52 11.5-71

MAFFRA Goal Kickers: M. Bennett 2, A. Petrou Best Players: J. Johnstone, J. Huts, L. Channing, E. Carr, D. Butcher SALE Goal Kickers: J. Allison 3, J. Freeman 2, J. Dowsett 2, R. Pendlebury, L. Ronchi, J. Gooch, C. Laverty Best Players: J. Allison, J. Lipman, C. Laverty, J. Sweeney, A. Quirk, J. Freeman

Morwell Warragul

1.4-10 4.6-30 4.9-33 6.12-48 2.5-17 4.8-32 5.13-43 9.16-70

MORWELL Goal Kickers: B. McDonald 2, W. Kennedy, T. Hillier, J. Jacobsen, R. Tatterson Best Players: D. Musil, J. Soutar, Z. Anderson, R. Tatterson, J. Jacobsen, A. Rosato WARRAGUL Goal Kickers: N. Paredes 2, B. Fowler 2, T. Morrow 2, M. Rennie, M. Ross, N. Stevenson Best Players: T. Morrow, S. Russell, N. Paredes, J. Davidson, A. Di Ciero, T. Kelly

Traralgon Bairnsdale

4.3-27 10.6-66 14.10-94 19.12-126 2.1-13 4.3-27 5.4-34 7.5-47

TRARALGON Goal Kickers: J. Jackway 3, L. Stockdale 2, C. Ambler 2, C. Stockdale 2, J. Neagle 2, M. Mustoe 2, M. Collison, D. Loprese, M. Burge, M. Jacobsen, T. Marsh, R. Hildebrand Best Players: C. Little, J. Jackway, K. Wilson, C. Ambler, J. Vucenovic, M. Jacobsen BAIRNSDALE Goal Kickers: B. McCarrey 5, R. Tatnell, M. Corbett Best Players: C. Timms, B. McCarrey, K. Vickery, W. Hamilton , N. George, J. Wykes

Wonthaggi Leongatha

0.1-1 1.3-9 1.3-9 3.5-23 3.2-20 5.4-34 8.8-56 8.9-57

WONTHAGGI Goal Kickers: P. Ryan, S. Bray, A. Lindsay Best Players: J. Staley, J. Bates, L. Scott, L. O''Connor, T. Huther, P. Ryan LEONGATHA Goal Kickers: J. Ginnane 3, C. Dunne 3, J. Hopkins, T. Marriott Best Players: J. Hopkins, J. Schelling, C. Stone, J. Ginnane, T. Marriott, M. Borschman

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ROUND 10 MATCH RESULTS RESERVES Drouin

1.1-7 1.1-7 1.3-9 1.3-9

Moe

0.1-1 3.4-22 4.7-31

6.13-49

DROUIN Goal Kickers: T. Dodge-Bunn Best Players: J. Fairlie, J. Ferguson, S. Gardiner, B. Clark, R. Fairlie, T. Buckingham MOE Goal Kickers: J. Morrow 3, K. Mutke, B. Smith, A. Gould Best Players: T. Morrow, J. Morrow, M. Mutke, L. Mackay, B. Smith, C. Taylor

Maffra

5.0-30 5.4-34 10.7-67

10.10-70

Sale

1.0-6 1.1-7 1.1-7

1.1-7

MAFFRA Goal Kickers: M. Allman 4, S. Bedggood 2, J. McIntosh, M. Dignan, L. Carman, B. Rimington Best Players: R. Thatcher, S. Bedggood, W. Pleming, M. Allman, B. Rimington, J. McIntosh SALE

Morwell

0.2-2 1.2-8 2.7-19 3.7-25

Warragul

2.3-15 3.8-26 4.12-36 8.14-62

MORWELL Goal Kickers: B. Briggs, J. Hibbert, J. Wilson Best Players: J. Wilson, L. Dal Pra, N. Foley, E. Lappin, B. Briggs, K. Barlow WARRAGUL Goal Kickers: S. Kelly 2, H. Lawson-Pepper 2, J. Somers, R. Lawson-Pepper, M. Lynn, N. Blackwood Best Players: R. Lawson-Pepper, H. Lawson-Pepper, J. Orlicki, M. Lynn, A. Emery, J. Fairfull

Wonthaggi

0.1-1 1.2-8 1.2-8 2.4-16

Leongatha

2.2-14 5.2-32 9.6-60 11.8-74

WONTHAGGI Goal Kickers: M. Davey, B. Dryden Best Players: D. Tiziani, B. Dryden, M. Davey, A. Busana, C. Boucher, K. Brown LEONGATHA Goal Kickers: L. Wright 6, R. Kelly 3, J. Hemming, L. Riseley Best Players: R. Kelly, J. Monaghan, L. Wright, H. McGannon, J. Vanderkolk, B. Vanrooy Traralgon BYE

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ROUND 10 MATCH RESULTS THIRDS

Maffra Sale

0.0 2.1-13 2.2-14 3.6-24 6.6-42 8.8-56 14.9-93 15.10-100

MAFFRA Goal Kickers: B. Linaker, B. Kearns, J. Ziino Best Players: S. Atkinson, J. Edey, B. McKenzie, T. Howard, T. Thatcher, M. Gravener SALE Goal Kickers: J. McGuiness 3, J. McLaren 2, K. Simpson 2, E. Dyer 2, D. Sclater, D. Barnett, J. Ryan, S. Dunnett, N. Whitford, J. Whitehill Best Players: M. Jones, D. Sclater, J. Ryan, K. Simpson, M. Reeves

Morwell Warragul

0.2-2 0.2-2 1.4-10 1.4-10 4.1-25 7.5-47 10.8-68 12.12-84

MORWELL Goal Kickers: C. Hutchison Best Players: C. Hutchison, R. Peter, J. Mason, S. Burzese, Z. Mongta, A. Magar WARRAGUL Goal Kickers: L. Giliam 3, C. Robbins 3, R. Green 2, N. Tworkowski, P. Mulqueen, L. Wilson, B. Ah Mat Best Players: C. Robbins, W. Gown, L. Giliam, D. Coates, B. Quaife

Traralgon Bairnsdale

2.1-13 3.2-20 6.5-41 11.9-75 2.1-13 2.3-15 2.4-16 2.4-16

TRARALGON Goal Kickers: I. Copland 2, J. Van Iwaarden 2, K. Marsh 2, L. Noble, W. Broadbent, L. Willaton, H. Neocleous, B. White Best Players: K. Marsh, W. Broadbent, C. Ruyters, E. Williams, F. Shields, T. Webster BAIRNSDALE Goal Kickers: H. Cook 2 Best Players: A. McKenzie, N. Bulmer, H. Preston, B. Fulton, J. Smith, H. Cook

Wonthaggi Leongatha

1.0-6 2.4-16 2.5-17 3.5-23 1.3-9 3.3-21 3.5-23 3.5-23

WONTHAGGI Goal Kickers: J. Barry, C. McLean, T. Andrighetto Best Players: C. McLean, J. Gilmour, J. Barry, W. Forsyth, J. Roylance, J. Benson LEONGATHA Goal Kickers: H. Collins, J. Lamers, D. Garnham Best Players: T. Vanderkolk, B. Perry, T. Hanegraaf, L. Gheller, J. Hill, R. Drysdale

Moe BYE 2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

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ROUND 10 MATCH RESULTS FOURTHS

Maffra Sale

0.0 1.1-7 1.1-7 2.3-15 4.3-27 7.7-49 8.8-56 9.10-64

MAFFRA Goal Kickers: S. Fox, T. Thatcher Best Players: T. Thatcher, D. Scriven, H. Gravener, M. Huts, L. Hicks, J. Hrehoresen SALE Goal Kickers: H. Swarski 2, H. Ronchi 2, B. Safstrom 2, S. Dunnett, A. McGuiness, M. Benson Best Players: B. Safstrom, H. Ronchi, C. Whitehill, J. Hutchins, H. Pearce, M. Hawkins

Morwell Warragul

4.5-29 5.8-38 8.12-60 10.15-75 1.0-6 1.0-6 1.3-9 2.5-17

MORWELL Goal Kickers: N. Noblett 3, N. Hall 2, C. Hutchison, D. Hough, Z. Carlson, Z. Casey, Z. Bezzina Best Players: N. Hall, N. Noblett, D. Hough, J. Brown, B. Rooney, J. Sharman WARRAGUL Goal Kickers: C. Alger, W. Hatfield Best Players: C. Stern, M. Boyles, H. Pyle, W. Hatfield, B. Tutton, B. Notman

Drouin Moe

0.3-3 0.4-4 1.4-10 1.4-10 3.5-23 5.7-37 7.10-52 12.17-89

DROUIN Goal Kickers: J. Maric Best Players: T. Evans, J. Fraser, X. LaFrantz, T. Kearney, H. Nicklen, K. Levingston MOE Goal Kickers: L. Rock 4, L. Summersgill, R. Demczuk, L. Balzomeris, B. Brown, B. Dyson, R. Pearce, M. Devon, J. Skinner Best Players: M. Devon, B. Brown, L. Rock, J. McGrath, R. Moore, R. Demczuk

Traralgon Bairnsdale

0.2-2 2.2-14 3.3-21 4.3-27 3.2-20 4.4-28 5.6-36 6.10-46

TRARALGON Goal Kickers: J. Rodda 2, K. Ruyters, K. Whateley Best Players: J. Rodda, L. D''Angelo, K. Ruyters, H. Middleton, D. Duncan, T. Hamilton BAIRNSDALE Goal Kickers: B. Rose 2, H. Wilmot 2, B. Bryant, T. Betts Best Players: R. Stewart, T. Betts, B. Rose, T. Jerkins, H. Wilmot, L. Scott

Wonthaggi Leongatha

0.5-5 2.5-17 4.8-32 4.12-36 1.0-6 3.2-20 5.2-32 6.5-41

WONTHAGGI Goal Kickers: N. Anderson 2, C. Smith 2 Best Players: E. Reid, R. Ennoss, B. Wingfield, B. Mabilia, K. Benson, H. Dobbie LEONGATHA Goal Kickers: A. Turton, E. Lamers, R. Kemp, D. Hume, F. Materia, H. Kewming Best Players: A. Turton, H. VanderZalm, E. Lamers, H. Kewming, R. Giliam, M. Portelli

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2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

2018 LADDERS SENIORS TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

Maffra

10 9 1 0

983

Leongatha

10 8 2 0

Sale

RESERVES %

PTS

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

482

203.94

36

Maffra

10 9 0 0

815

180

452.78

36

936

602

155.48

32

Moe

9 8 1 0

610

327

186.54

32

10 8 2 0

893

686

130.17

32

Leongatha

10 7 2 0

680

362

187.85

28

Moe

10 6 4 0

865

697

124.1

24

Traralgon

10 6 4 0

832

696

119.54

24

Traralgon

10 5 3 0

592

346

171.1

20

Bairnsdale

10 4 6 0

785

815

96.32

16

Warragul

10 5 4 0

528

480

110

20

Warragul

10 4 6 0

724

893

81.08

16

Wonthaggi

10 3 6 0

469

496

94.56

12

Morwell

10 2 8 0

494

780

63.33

8

Drouin

10 1 8 0

245

647

37.87

4

Wonthaggi

10 2 8 0

524

921

56.89

8

Sale

10 1 8 0

264

727

36.31

4

Drouin

10 1 9 0

595

1059

56.19

4

Morwell

10 1 8 0

188

826

22.76

4

%

PTS

UNDER 18s TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

Moe

10 7 1 0

701

Traralgon

10 7 2 0

Sale

UNDER 16s %

PTS

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

258

271.71

28

Bairnsdale

10 9 1 0

789

311

253.7

36

717

294

243.88

28

Wonthaggi

10 8 2 0

654

399

163.91

32

10 6 3 0

694

426

162.91

24

Sale

10 7 3 0

502

365

137.53

28

Bairnsdale

10 6 3 0

663

425

156

24

Moe

10 6 3 1

498

416

119.71

26

Leongatha

Leongatha

10 6 3 1

502

470

106.81

26

10 5 3 1

545

328

166.16

22 Morwell

10 6 4 0

668

367

182.02

24

Warragul

10 5 4 0

527

350

150.57

20

Traralgon

10 4 6 0

585

469

124.73

16

Maffra

10 2 7 0

388

718

54.04

8

Warragul

10 2 8 0

239

658

36.32

8

Wonthaggi

10 1 7 1

332

661

50.23

6

Maffra

10 1 9 0

229

651

35.18

4

Morwell

10 0 9 0

77

1184

6.5

0

Drouin

10 0 10 0

313

873

35.85

0

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2018 LEADING GOALKICKERS SENIORS NAME

TEAM

Christopher Dunne

RESERVES RND GOALS

NAME

TEAM

RND GOALS

Leongatha

3

41

Jamie Somers

Warragul

1

20

Maffra

2

40

Nathan Trotto

Leongatha

0

19

Sale

0

26

Mitchell Allman

Maffra

4

17

Brayden McCarrey

Bairnsdale

5

24

Lachlan Wright

Leongatha

6

16

Tyssen Morrow

Warragul

2

16

Riley Loprese

Traralgon

0

15

Daniel Bedggood

Maffra

0

16

Mitchell Dignan

Maffra

1

14

Brayden Fowler

Warragul

2

15

Jim Reeves

Maffra

0

14

Maffra

0

15

Brandon Rimington

Maffra

1

14

Scott Van Dyk

Moe

1

15

John Chessells

Moe

0

10

James Lloyd

Leongatha

0

15

Justin Morrow

Moe

3

10

Mitchell Bennett Brad Dessent

Ben Brunt

UNDER 18s NAME

TEAM

UNDER 16s RND GOALS

NAME

TEAM

RND GOALS

Jacob Van Iwaarden

Traralgon

2

24

Noah Anderson

Wonthaggi

2

29

Jack Hume

Leongatha

0

21

Byron Vickery

Bairnsdale

0

21

Harry Kellow

Bairnsdale

0

18

Tyran Rees

Bairnsdale

0

20

Jack McLaren

Sale

2

17

Kade Ruyters

Traralgon

1

19

Trent Baldi

Moe

0

16

Flynn Materia

Leongatha

1

19

Charles Mein

Bairnsdale

0

15

Zac Bezzina

Morwell

1

17

Caleb Michie

Moe

0

15

Damien Hough

Morwell

1

17

Joshua Galea

Moe

0

15

Jarvis Kilgour

Wonthaggi

0

15

Bradley Daniel

Bairnsdale

0

14

Harry Hopkins

Moe

0

15

Jacob Lamers

Leongatha

1

13

Cooper Smith

Wonthaggi

2

13

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2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

2018 MVP VOTES ROUND 10 votes

Warragul v Morwell

Traralgon v Bairnsdale

Moe v Drouin

Leongatha v Wonthaggi

Sale v Maffra

3

Tyssen Morrow Warragul

Conor Little Traralgon

Thomas Long Moe

Josh Hopkins Leongatha

Jayden Allison Sale

2

Daniel Musil Morwell

Connor Ambler David Olsen Drouin Traralgon

Jordan Staley Wonthaggi

Jack Johnstone Maffra

1

Sam Russell Warragul

Joshua Schelling Leongatha

Jack Lipman Sale

Corey Timms Bairnsdale

James De Virgilio Moe

2018 MVP LEADER BOARD votes

votes

TEAM

14 Simon Deery

Bairnsdale

11 Jack Lipman 10 Jordan Dessent

NAME

9 Tom Marriott 8

Danny Butcher

7

Christopher Dunne

NAME

TEAM

6

Lachlan Channing

Maffra

Sale

6

Ben Willis

Sale

6

Alexander Carr

Maffra

Leongatha

6

Jayden Allison

Sale

Maffra

6

Ryan Tatterson

Morwell

Leongatha

5

Jake Horstman

Warragul

Leongatha

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Round 11 – Saturday 23rd June

MORWELL V BAIRNSDALE

INTERLEAGUE INITIAL VIC COUNTRY & VIC METRO SQUADS The top community football talent from across the state will have the chance to don their representative jumpers in the 2018 AFL Victoria Community Cup, following the release of the initial Vic Country and Vic Metro squads.

An initial 42-man WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country squad and 34-man Vic Metro side have been announced following their performance in the third instalment of the AFL Victoria WorkSafe Community Championships and taking into account player injuries and availabilities.

In addition, an initial 54-player Energy Safe Victoria Country Under 19s representative side has been released ahead of its clash with the Victorian Amateur Football Association in the 2018 Under 19 Challenge Cup. The current highest ranked country competition and former number-one ranked community league Geelong Football Netball League boasts the most representatives in the initial Vic Country squad with ten players, followed by Goulburn Valley Football League and Ovens & Murray Football Netball League with six selections each.

The WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country side will once again be coached by AFL legend Danny Frawley, who will be keen to continue Vic Country’s winning form over Metro, after defeating Melbourne’s best by 39-points in their last encounter.

Frawley will be pitted against 199-game

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Footscray legend Brian Royal, who will once again lead Vic Metro’s top senior talent.

The number-one ranked Eastern Football League has eight representatives invited to join the initial Vic Metro squad, while players from the Western Region Football League (11 players), Northern Football Netball League (nine players) and Southern Football Netball League (eight players) round out the preliminary squad.

Damian Sexton will lead the next generation of country Victoria talent as coach of the Under 19 Energy Safe Vic Country squad for the tenth consecutive year.

Goulburn Valley League has secured the most selections in the initial Under 19 squad with nine players, followed by Ovens & Murray Football League and Geelong Football League with eight representatives each.

The Under 19 squad will look to claim its fifth consecutive win over VAFA, after securing a tight four point win over VAFA at Frankston Oval last year.

The Vic Country vs. Vic Metro showdown will be held at Ballarat’s Mars Stadium on Sunday July 8, with the Under 19 Challenge kicking off at 11:30am, followed by the seniors at 2:00pm.

The initial squads will conduct training sessions in mid-June, with the final squads to be released in the lead up to the 2018 AFL Victoria Community Championships.

2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

INTERLEAGUE INITIAL VIC COUNTRY SENIOR SQUAD NAME Andrew Jarvis

CLUB

LEAGUE

Ocean Grove

Bellarine

Todd Stevenson

Bell Park

Geelong

Luke Hillman

Colac

Geelong

Ryan Monaghan

Colac

Geelong

Lochie Veale

Colac

Geelong

Zac Zdybel

Colac

Geelong

Chris Moreland

Geelong West

Geelong

Tom Ruggles

Leopold

Geelong

Jai Thompson

Leopold

Geelong

Marcus Thompson

Leopold

Geelong

Jack Blood

St Mary’s

Geelong

Xavier Moloney

Swan Hill

Central Murray

Brodie Collins

Eaglehawk

Bendigo

Jack Reaper

Gisborne

Bendigo

Adam Baird

Golden Square

Bendigo

Jack Geary

Golden Square

Bendigo

Andrew Collins

Sandhurst

Bendigo

Dale Hinkley

Birchip Watchem

North Central

Bob McCallum

Drouin

Gippsland Gippsland

Ed Morris

Drouin

Lachlan Bramble

Sunbury

Ballarat

Mick Mattingly

Kyabram

GVFL

Kayne Pettifer

Kyabram

GVFL

Lachlan Smith

Kyabram

GVFL

Steve Stroobants

Rochester

GVFL

Jason Cole

Seymour

GVFL

Brandyn Grenfell

Tatura

GVFL

Nick Meredith

Lavington

OMFL

Matt Dussin

Myrtleford

OMFL

Dylan Van Berlo

Wangaratta

OMFL

Jydon Neagle

Wodonga Raiders

OMFL

Harry Wheeler

Yarrawonga

OMFL

Brandon Symes

Yarrawonga

OMFL

Lachy Batten

Edithvale Aspendale

MPNFL

Sam Fox

Frankston Bombers

MPNFL

Brenton Credlin

Frankston YCW

MPNFL

Christian Ongarello

Frankston YCW

MPNFL

Lachie Wallace

Frankston YCW

MPNFL

Jack Williams

Camperdown

Hampden

Jarrod Korewha

Koroit

Hampden

Kaine Mercovich

Port Fairy

Hampden

Shannon Beks

Sth Warrnambool

Hampden

Bob McCallum will be looking to make his third AFL Victoria Country side.

Eddie Morris during his best on ground performance at the Community Championships.

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PAST ROUND 11's

By Paul Carter

5 YEARS AGO … 29TH JUNE, 2013 Bairnsdale’s finals aspirations effectively finished with their brave, but unsuccessful, game against Maffra. The Redlegs, with James Gibbs’ five goals leading the way, were in contact with Maffra for two and a half quarters, but then, inspired by Darren Sheen’s eight goal haul, the Eagles drew away to win comfortably. The loss saw Bairnsdale a game and considerable percentage out of the Five. Moe scored their first premiership points of the season with a hard fought win over Drouin. A point down at half time, the Lions kicked five goals to two in the third term to establish a three goal break, which they held to the final siren. James Blaser and Charlie Rieniets kicked four goals each for Moe. Joel Soutar and Lachlan Dowling (5 goals) were Morwell’s best players as they accounted for Warragul. The Gulls’ inaccuracy didn’t help their cause, Warragul kicking 5.1 of their 8.13 in the final term. Traralgon, with Lee Stockdale on target with five goals, took charge of their game against Wonthaggi in the third quarter when they turned a half time deficit of four points into a 26 point lead going in to the final term. Josh Jennings and Tim Northe made sure their forwards were given plenty of scoring opportunities. Luke Collins and Kane Fraser (4 goals) took Sale to a commanding three quarter time lead over Leongatha. The Magpies led by 74 points at the final break. Leongatha bravely fought out the match, kicking six goals to one in the final term to reduce the deficit to 47 points.

Ladder : Sale 40, Morwell 36, Wonthaggi 32, Maffra 32, Traralgon 24, Bairnsdale 20, Warragul 16, Leongatha 12, Drouin 4, Moe 4.

Moe 14.11.95 d Drouin 11.8.74

Moe : Best : L.Sheehan, J.James, C.Rieniets. Goals : J.Blaser 4, C.Rieniets 4, J.Chessells 3, P.Ainsworth 2.

Drouin : Best : B.Fraser, S.Phelan, D.Olsen. Goals : S.Phelan 2, B.Fraser 2.

Maffra was made to work hard for its win over Leongatha, leading from the second quarter onwards, but never comfortable. Ben Coleman shone in the midfield for the Eagles and Jack Tatterson led the scoring with eight goals. Bob McCallum’s excellent ruckwork led Drouin to a good win over Traralgon. The Hawks were forced to come behind at the final break, kicking six goals to two in the final term to win by 24 points. Morwell and Moe were locked at 7.6.48 apiece at half time, the Tigers adding thirteen second half goals, including eight in the third quarter, to run away with the game. Liam Visser was busy on ball and Andrew Petrou led the scoring for Morwell with five goals, while Troy Makepeace and Chris Hancock combined well at the stoppages for Moe. Sale had the bye.

Ladder : Warragul 32, Sale 28, Maffra 28, Morwell 24, Moe 24, Garfield 16, Drouin 12, Traralgon 8, Leongatha 4.

Maffra 16.11.107 d Leongatha 11.12.78

Maffra : Best : B.Coleman, J.Tatterson, K.Porter. Goals : J.Tatterson 8, B.Rathnow 2.

Leongatha : Best : R.Mullens, B.Rayson, M.Atcheson. Goals : T.Wightman 3, M.Atcheson 2, R.Mullens 2.

Drouin 13.13.91 d Traralgon 10.7.67

Drouin : Best : B.McCallum, J.Barr, M.Dow. Goals : B.Carmody 4, D.Barrand 2, B.Masterson 2.

Traralgon : Best : M.Cooper, M.Burge, R.Potter. Goals : T.Aitken 3, R.Hore 2, J.Aitken 2.

Warragul 16.152.108 d Garfield 11.11.77

Warragul : Best : N.Edney, R.Davey, J.Reid. Goals : R.Davey 3, N.Lieshout 3, D.Scott-Smith 3, J.Reid 2.

Garfield : Best : B.Soumilas, Joe Allen, A.Soumilas. Goals : M.Shorey 3, T.Marsh 2.

Morwell 20.14.134 d Moe 13.12.90

Morwell 17.11.113 d Warragul 8.13.61

Morwell : Best : L.Visser, M.Mooney, J.Blackford. Goals : A.Petrou 5, R.Michaelides 4, R.Allan 3, A.Bailey 2, L.Dowling 2, M.Johnston 2.

Moe : Best : T.Makepeace, C.Hancock, M.Dickason. Goals : J.Bird 3, S.Lee 3, A.Payne 3.

Traralgon 14.12.96 d Wonthaggi 10.14.74

20 YEARS AGO … 4TH & 5TH JULY, 1998

Morwell : Best : J.Soutar, L.Dowling, J.Ryan. Goals : L.Dowling 5, M.Johnston 3.

Warragul : Best : M.Collison, S.Russell, C.Rowe. Goals : C.Shiels 2, M.Weadley 2.

Traralgon : Best : J.Jennings, T.Northe, D.McKenna. Goals : L.Stockdale 5, D.McKenna 3.

Wonthaggi : Best : L.Earl, D.O’Connor, J.Blair. Goals : D.O’Connor 3, E.Shaw 2.

Traralgon’s domination of the competition was clear in its 167 point demolition of arch rival Morwell. The Maroons kicked 11 goals in both the first and second quarters, Grantley Switzer and Luke Bermingham both scoring seven goals for the match. It was Traralgon’s biggest score and winning margin against Morwell. Moe also had a huge win, triumphing by Sale 18.15.123 d Leongatha 11.10.76 121 points over Bairnsdale, Jordan Meikle (8 goals) and Dean Caldow (6) Sale : Best : L.Collins, K.Fraser, J.Lipman. Goals : K.Fraser 4, M.Davis 3, forming a potent twin target up forward. The upset of the round was at K.Martin 3, R.Bell 2.

Leongatha : Best : P.McGrath, B.Van Rooy, R.McLennan. Goals : C.Maskell Leongatha where Maffra stormed home with seven straight goals to come from fourteen points down at the final change. David Tripp and Brendan 3, A.Hillberg 2, J.Tomada 2.

Donahoe were named as best for the Eagles. Maffra sat seventh on the Maffra 18.8.116 d Bairnsdale 11.4.70 ladder and Leongatha managed to keep its second placing. Wonthaggi Maffra : Best : M.Lee, J.Hammill, D.Sheen. Goals : D.Sheen 8, J.Davis 3, travelled to Sale and gained an early lead and, by virtue of winning each J.Weatherley 2, D.Bedggood 2. quarter by a small margin, they increased that lead to an eventual winning Bairnsdale : Best : S.Henshaw, J.Gibbs, B.Mitchell. Goals : J.Gibbs 5, margin of 27 points with Vin Proud and Emile Studham outstanding for the M.Busch 3.

Blues. Warragul had the bye.

10 YEARS AGO … 28TH JUNE, 2008 Warragul took over the top spot on the WGLFL ladder after a professional job against Garfield. The Gulls established the early lead, then built upon it to a final margin of 31 points. Nick Edney and Ryan Davey showed out for Warragul, with Ben Soumilas and Joe Allen the best for the Stars.

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Ladder : Traralgon 40, Leongatha 32, Moe 28, Wonthaggi 20, Sale 16, Maffra 16, Morwell 12, Warragul 12, Bairnsdale 0.

Maffra 13.7.85 d Leongatha 10.11.71

Maffra : Best : D.Tripp, B.Donahoe, G.Coridas. Goals : D.Pendergast 3, A.Burgiel 3, G.Coridas 2.

2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

PAST ROUND 11's

By Paul Carter Leongatha : Best : B.Crofts, A.Fixter, M.Paterson. Goals : A.Campbell 4, T.Traill 3.

Traralgon : Best : N.Mildenhall, R.Northe, A.Jennings. Goals : A.Jennings 5, G.Morley 3, W.McDonald 3.

Moe : Best : G.Nicholas, G.Jacobs, J.Durrand. Goals : D.Somerville 5, A.Wright 3, K.Cleary 2, G.Jacobs 2.

Traralgon 32.18.210 d Morwell 6.7.43

Traralgon : Best : W.Tresider, M.Cameron, R.Raynor. Goals : G.Switzer 7, L.Bermingham 7, T.Lane 5, M.Campbell 4, B.Hazelman 3, W.Tresider 2, G.Morley 2.

Morwell : Best : D.Millar, D.Cheffers, D.Preston. Goals : D.Preston 3.

Maffra 21.10.136 d Bairnsdale 15.13.103

Wonthaggi 12.10.82 d Sale 8.7.55

Wonthaggi : Best : V.Proud, E.Studham, G.Peterson. Goals : D.Beesey 3, D.Wheildon 3, V.Proud 2.

Sale : Best : S.Piasente, G.Collins, M.Dessent. Goals : M.Foster 2, A.Gerrand 2.

Moe 23.16.154 d Bairnsdale 5.3.33

Moe : Best : J.Shields, C.McMahon, T.Makepeace. Goals : J.Meikle 8, D.Caldow 6, D.Eastwell 2, P.Walsh 2, M.Farrell 2.

Bairnsdale : Best : D.Deery, K.Brodribb, J.White. Goals : A.Pruscino 2, M.Langley 2.

30 YEARS AGO … 2ND JULY, 1988

Ladder : Traralgon 44, Morwell 36, Sale 32, Maffra 28, Leongatha 20, Bairnsdale 20, Warragul 20, Moe 16, Churchill 4, TTU 0.

Morwell 10.11.71 d Warragul 9.13.67

Traralgon 17.9.111 d Moe 17.7.109

Warragul celebrated its first game on their new home ground at Western Park with a strong win over Maffra. The Gulls kicked 6.5 to 1.0 to make the early break, with Michael Vick ever busy, well supported by Tony Waters and Graeme Cook. Although somewhat inaccurate in front of goal, Traralgon managed to see off a challenge from the improving Sale side.

Robert Johnson and Tom Beveridge led the way for the Maroons in their twenty point win. Morwell overcame an early deficit to get up in a heartstopper to beat Leongatha by a point. The Parrots opened with six goals to one, and still led at half and three quarter time, but by ever decreasing margins. The final term was tense with Morwell adding 2.3 to 1.5 to claim the points. Coach Danny Moncur and David Vogel were best for Morwell, with Jim Rasmussen contributing four goals, while for Leongatha best on ground honours went to Graham Salmon. Yallourn / Yallourn North kept its top position safe with a comfortable win over Bairnsdale. The Blues kept the Redlegs to just two goals to three quarter time to have the game in its keeping, Neil Meredith and Gary Young their best players. Moe had the bye.

Ladder : YYN 36, Traralgon 36, Warragul 28, Morwell 28, Leongatha 24, Moe 24, Sale 18, Bairnsdale 18, Maffra 8.

Traralgon 9.15.69 d Sale 7.7.49

Traralgon : Best : R.Johnson, T.Beveridge, C.Flowers. Goals : R.Pacunskis 3, D.Hore 3, T.Hunter 2.

Sale : Best : I.Jones, J.Morrison, S.Davidson. Goals : S.Farley 2, J.Shanahan 2.

Morwell 10.10.70 d Leongatha 10.9.69

Leongatha : Best : R.Davis, G.Sperling, A.Westaway. Goals : L.Alexander 5, G.Thorson 4, R.Howard 3, S.Hogan 3.

Churchill : Best : G.Welsh, J.Dear, D.Starr. Goals : D.Starr 3, W.Pepper 2.

Morwell : Best : K.Smith, B.Hayes, K.Fleming. Goals : P.Giardina 3, K.Fleming 2.

Warragul : Best : R.Harper, M.Gahan, F.Deriter. Goals : S.Byrne 2, A.Edwards 2.

Sale 17.15.117 d TTU 4.4.28

Sale : Best : J.Freeman, B.Day, M.McGuinness. Goals : B.Pendlebury 2, M.Jones 2, D.Hoagn 2, J.Cashman 2, M.McGuinness 2, B.Day 2.

TTU : Best : A.Halabi, F.Kelly, M.Archbold. Goals : all singles.

40 YEARS AGO … 24TH JUNE, 1978

Traralgon managed to keep its unbeaten record intact, but it got the fright of its life when eighth placed Moe led by three goals at quarter time and by 19 points at half time. Obviously revved up, the Maroons kicked five goals to two in the third term to lead by a single point at the final change.

In a thrilling final term Traralgon kicked 5.1 to 5.0 to win a high scoring, entertaining match by two points. Neil Mildenhall and Russell Northe were best for the Maroons with Allan Jennings kicking five goals, while Moe’s best were Grant Nicholas and Gary Jacobs with Dean Somerville their leading goalkicker with five. Second placed Morwell were similarly challenged by Warragul (7th), kicking four unanswered goals in the third term to turn the game in their favour, Kevin Smith (Morwell) and Ron Harper (Warragul) named as their sides’ respective best players.

Leongatha enjoyed a comfortable victory over Churchill, led by Luke Alexander’s six goal haul. The game between Maffra and Bairnsdale produced 36 goals, although Maffra had control of the match from the second quarter onwards. Jamie Killeen and Peter Allman (5 goals) were best for Maffra, with brothers Bruce and David Cowell the best for the Redlegs. Sale was too strong for TTU, Jamie Freeman best afield while eleven players shared the 17 Magpie goals. Abdul Halabi and Frank Kelly were the best for the Two Blues.

Leongatha 22.15.147 d Churchill 11.8.74

Maffra : Best : J.Killeen, P.Allman, A.Gravener. Goals : P.Allman 5, B.Jones 3, R.Oldham 3, J.Hutchins 2, J.O’Doherty 2, S.Allman 2.

Bairnsdale : Best : B.Cowell, D.Cowell, C.Redenbach. Goals : K.Cropper 4, D.Cowell 3, S.McLaren 2, W.Kerton 2.

Morwell : Best : D.Moncur, D.Vogel, D.Nash. Goals : J.Rasmussen 4, J.Vickery 3, K.Jelleff 2.

Leongatha : Best : G.Salmon, J.Forsythe, I.Salmon. Goals : S.McNamara 3, R.Johnson 2, N.Stone 2.

Warragul 14.16.100 d Maffra 7.6.48

Warragul : Best : M.Vick, T.Waters, G.Cook. Goals : G.Kneebone 4, T.Waters 3, G.McCay 2, M.Irwin 2.

Maffra : Best : S.Bramish, G.Jones, M.Chomley. Goals : W.Butcher 2, I.Clare 2.

YYN 15.9.99 d Bairnsdale 5.7.37

YYN : Best : N.Meredith, G.Young, R.Koeleman. Goals : P.Fleming 3, N.Allan 2, N.Meredith 2, R.Dean 2.

Bairnsdale : Best : A.Rogers, M.Frew, G.Warren. Goals : all singles.

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ROUND 11 STATISTICS

By Paul Carter Maffra v. Drouin

(1960 – 1964, 2005 – 2018) All matches : Played 35 Maffra 27, Drouin 8 At Maffra : Played 15 Maffra 14, Drouin 1 Last ten matches : Maffra 9, Drouin 1 Last win at Maffra : Maffra 2016, Drouin 2009 Last 5 years at Maffra : Maffra 5, Drouin 0 Last three matches : 2 017 (D) Maffra 21.19.145 d Drouin 7. 5. 47 2017 (M) Maffra 20.19.139 d Drouin 9.10. 64 2018 (D) Maffra 11.16. 82 d Drouin 2. 9. 21 Present winning sequence : Maffra 3 Match Aggregate High : 289 pts (2013) Maffra 39.17.251 d Drouin 6. 2. 38 Match Aggregate Low : 91 pts (1962) Drouin 8. 2. 50 d Maffra 5.11.

41 Highest scores : Maffra 39.17.251 (2013), Drouin 22. 9.141 (2009) Lowest scores : Maffra 5.11. 41 (1962), Drouin 2. 5. 17 (2014) Greatest winning margin : Maffra 213 (2013), Drouin 39 (2011 Prelim.F) Most goals (match) : Maffra 17 A.Burgiel (2006), D.Sheen (2013) : Drouin 6 D.Carmody (2008 & 2009) Notes : While Maffra has had the better of Drouin in recent times, the scores of their last three games show that the Hawks have been reducing the score kicked against them and, like their win against the Eagles in 2017, are capable of pulling off the unexpected if given a “sniff”. The Eagles are a fearsome side, and even more so at their home ground where Drouin has won just once (2009) from their fifteen visits there. The Hawks will no doubt give a very good account of themselves, and could be much closer than many expect.

game could not have greater importance for the Redlegs. Having won in Round 9 against fellow finals contender Warragul, Bairnsdale could lay claim to being the “best thing outside the Five”, and they simply must keep winning matches such as todays if they are to replace one of the top bracket. Morwell would like to be the team which shapes the Five and will pounce at any opportunity.

Moe v. Sale

(1954 – 2018) All matches : Played 151 Moe 57, Sale 93, drawn 1 At Moe : Played 70 Moe 38, Sale 31, drawn 1 Last ten matches : Moe 3, Sale 7 Last win at Moe : Moe 2017, Sale 2014 Last 5 years at Moe : Moe 3, Sale 2 Last three matches : 2017 (M) Moe 14.10. 94 d Sale 12.13. 85 2017 (S) Sale 16.11.107 d Moe 14.12. 96 2018 (S) Sale 11.14. 80 d Moe 5.12. 42 Present winning sequence : Sale 2 Match Aggregate High : 307 pts (1992) Sale 25.20.170 d Moe 21.11.137 Match Aggregate Low : 68 pts (1987) Moe 5. 4. 34 drew with Sale 5. 4. 34 Highest scores : Moe 24.13.157 (1956), Sale 39.20.254 (1997) Lowest scores : Moe 4. 3. 27 (2006), Sale 1. 5. 11 (2001) Greatest winning margin : Moe 112 (1956), Sale 225 (1997) Most goals (match) : Moe 14 I.Jennings (1968) : Sale 14 A.Richardson (1996) Notes : One of the Matches of the Round, Moe and Sale are two of several teams vying for a top three finish in this home and away season. While Moe have found wins at Sale impossible to come by Morwell v. Bairnsdale in recent years (they haven’t won there since 2002), the story is (1960-1998, 2011 - 2018) quite different when the venue is Moe. Moe has beaten Sale at the All matches : Played 94 Morwell 61, Bairnsdale 32, drawn 1 Ted Summerton Reserve the last three times they have met there At Morwell : Played 45 Morwell 34, Bairnsdale 11 and six of the last nine meeting there have gone the Lions’ way. If Last ten matches : Morwell 8, Bairnsdale 2 Moe is to get its way and finish in the top three this year, and gain Last win at Morwell : Morwell 2017, Bairnsdale 2012 the double chance in the finals that it craves, it must beat the sides Last 5 years at Morwell : Morwell 5, Bairnsdale 0 Last three matches : 2017 (M) Morwell 12. 5. 77 d Bairnsdale 9. 8. 62 above it rather than hope for other teams to do it for them, meaning 2017 (B) Morwell 10. 8. 68 d Bairnsdale 6.11. 47 that the result of this game is vital to their 2018 plans. For Sale, the 2018 (B) Bairnsdale 8. 8. 56 d Morwell 5.10. 40 recipe is also simple – keep the “wolf” from the door by beating the contenders for its spot.

Present winning sequence : Bairnsdale 1 Match Aggregate High : 280 pts (1985) Morwell 22.12.144 d Bairnsdale 20.16.136 Match Aggregate Low : 57 pts (1961) Morwell 5. 9. 39 d Bairnsdale 2. 6. 18 Highest scores : Morwell 33.15.213 (1998), Bairnsdale 20.16.136 (1985) Lowest scores : Morwell 4.10. 34 (1981), Bairnsdale 1. 4. 10 (1993) Greatest winning margin : Morwell 198 (1998), Bairnsdale 55 (1969) Most goals (match) : Morwell 16 Anthony Waller (1998) : Bairnsdale 9 S.Schaeche (1995) Notes : Earlier this season Bairnsdale broke Morwell’s run of eight successive victories against them when they won a low scoring affair by sixteen points. The Redlegs had been very much in the running for the majority of those eight losses, the last five having margins of 21 points or less. It’s now been six years since Bairnsdale has won at the Morwell Recreation Reserve, but today’s

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Warragul v. Wonthaggi

(1995 – 1999, 2010 - 2018) All matches : Played 27 Warragul 14, Wonthaggi 13 At Warragul : Played 13 Warragul 8, Wonthaggi 5 Last ten matches : Warragul 5, Wonthaggi 5 Last win at Warragul : Warragul 2017, Wonthaggi 2015 Last 5 years at Warragul : Warragul 2, Wonthaggi 3 Last three matches : 2017 (Wo) Wonthaggi 12. 6. 78 d Warragul 7. 8. 50 2017 (Wg) Warragul 13.11. 89 d Wonthaggi 6.11. 47 2018 (Wo) Warragul 10. 8. 68 d Wonthaggi 7. 7. 49 Present winning sequence : Warragul 2 Match Aggregate High : 237 pts (1995) Warragul 20.20.140 d Wonthaggi 14.13. 97 237 pts (1997) Warragul 25.14.164 d Wonathaggi 11. 7. 73 Match Aggregate Low : 55 pts (2016) Warragul 4. 9. 33 d

2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

ROUND 11 STATISTICS

By Paul Carter Wonthaggi 2.10. 22 Highest scores : Warragul 25.14.164 (1997), Wonthaggi 27.18.180 (2014) Lowest scores : Warragul 2. 1. 13 (2014), Wonthaggi 2.10. 22 (2016) Greatest winning margin : Warragul 91 (1997), Wonthaggi 167 (2014) Most goals (match) : Warragul 7 M.Cumming (1997) : Wonthaggi 7 R.Tack (1999) Notes : Warragul’s win at Wonthaggi in Round 2 this year takes them to the lead of the wins ledger between the two, the Gulls having won 1 4 of the 27 games that have been contested between them. If Warragul hopes to make a run at the finals this year this game, on their home turf at Western Park, is a must win game, a fact that the coaching staff will have impressed on the group at training this week. The Gulls have beaten the Power the last two years at home, and with a quite comfortable 42 point margin last year. Wonthaggi need to get a few wins on the board in this back half of the season to take some positives out of what must be, to this date, a disappointing year.

Leongatha v. Traralgon (1936 – 53 (CGFL), 1969 – 2018) All matches : Played 153 Leongatha 63, Traralgon 87, drawn 3 At Leongatha : Played 64 Leongatha 32, Traralgon 29, drawn 3 Last ten matches : Leongatha 6, Traralgon 4 Last win at Leongatha : Leongatha 2017, Traralgon 2014 Last 5 years at Leongatha : Leongatha 3, Traralgon 2

Last three matches : 2017 (L) Leongatha 7.12. 54 d Traralgon 6. 9. 45 2017 (2nd Semi at Moe) Leongatha 11. 5. 71 d Traralgon 6. 7. 43 2018 (T) Traralgon 11.11. 77 d Leongatha 7. 4. 46 Present winning sequence : Traralgon 1 Match Aggregate High : 258 pts (2011) Leongatha 21.12.138 d Traralgon 17.18.120 Match Aggregate Low : 72 pts (2012) Leongatha 5.12. 42 d Traralgon 4. 6. 30 Highest scores : Leongatha 23.24.162 (1995 Grand Final), Traralgon 29.14.188 (2009) Lowest scores : Leongatha 2. 7. 19 (2006), Traralgon 1.14. 20 (2003) Greatest winning margin : Leongatha 123 (2015), Traralgon 127 (2009) Most goals (match) : Leongatha 10 W.Ryan (1936) : Traralgon 12 T.Aitken (2009) Notes : With equal billing for the Match of the Day, the Parrots and Maroons never disappoint their fans, turning on games that are worthy of a final whenever they take on each other. Tactics play a big part in these types of games and the Maroons pulled off a few when they met in Round 2 under lights. Conceding height in the ruck contests, Traralgon outplayed Leongatha at the stoppages by effectively running four ruck-rovers at the centre duels. No doubt there will be a few moves to watch out for from both sides this afternoon. The battle for the order of the top five is on in earnest and this game may well be looked back upon as one of the crucial ones.

GIPPSLAND LEAGUE ROUND ELEVEN RECORDS 1954 – 2017 HIGHEST SCORES

167

Traralgon 32.18.210 d Morwell 6. 7. 43

1998

36.25.241 TRARALGON v Moe

1997

165

Traralgon 26.27.177 d Churchill 1. 6. 12

1991

35.16.226 MAFFRA v Newborough

1979

32.18.210 TRARALGON v Morwell

1998

“HEART STOPPERS”

30.28.208 MORWELL v Newborough

1980

28.21.189 TRARALGON v Churchill

1994

LOWEST SCORES

Draw

Sale 7.16. 58 drew Traralgon 8.10. 58

Draw

Warragul 12.15. 87 drew Heyfield 12.15. 87 1962

1955

Draw

Traralgon 10.10. 70 drew Wonthaggi 11. 4. 70 2014

1

Morwell 10.10. 70 d Leongatha 10. 9. 69

1978

0. 1. 1

DROUIN v Morwell

2014

1

T.T.U 10. 9. 69 d Yall./Yall.Nth 9.14. 68

1985

0. 5. 5

MOE v Traralgon

1997

1

Moe 7. 5. 47 d Morwell 7. 4. 46

1995

1. 3. 9

BAIRNSDALE v T.T.U

1986

1

Maffra 11. 6. 72 d Bairnsdale 10.11. 71

2014

1. 3. 9

MAFFRA v Leongatha

1997

1. 3. 9

MORWELL v Moe

2001

GREATEST MARGINS

GOALKICKERS 14

Ken Rainsford (Moe) v Morwell

1994

14

Paul McCulloch (Traralgon) v Moe

1997

236

Traralgon 36.25.241 d Moe 0. 5. 5

1997

12

Trevor Zeltner (Maffra) v Newborough

1979

205

Maffra 35.16.226 d Newborough 3. 3. 21

1979

10

Adrian Campbell (Traralgon) v Leongatha

1987

167

Morwell 30.28.208 d Newborough 6. 5. 41 1980

10

Paul McCulloch (Traralgon) v Churchill

1994

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CLUB NOTES LEONGATHA Last week saw us return to the start of the draw. We headed to Wonthaggi to take on the Power in our only Sunday game for the year. With the weather slightly better than Saturday but still bitterly cold there was a sense it would be a hard day at the office.

Our U13s netballers got things underway in a positive way with a well-constructed victory over their counterparts. The 15s also returned to the winners list, a really pleasing result after a string of losses. The U17 girls scrapped hard all day in a game that both sides had good patches in.

Unfortunately Wonthaggi just got away with the win in the end.

The senior girls were again up against it with Wonthaggi taking the chocolates in all three grades.

The girls are working very hard and with lots of the junior girls helping out where needed they are all doing the very best they can.

Over at the footy the 16s were taking on one of the form teams of the comp. Wonthaggi had the better of our boys in Rd1 and the lads were keen to turn the tables. Again a kick after the siren got our lads the win with Ethan Lamers putting one through the big sticks to steal a come from behind victory.

If we thought that was too close for comfort then we had more in store in the U18 game. With the wind playing havoc during this game, scoring was at a real premium. As the game came to its close the last 12 minutes were spent with scores level and that's how it finished. The Reserves played probably their best game for the year. Combining well across all lines they were dominant all day. A number of players showed they are ready for a call up to the seniors if injury of poor form gives them an opportunity. In the senior match the Parrots followed up last weeks big win with another very solid performance. The Power boys always make life hard for our lads and it was a high tackling heavy contest game from the outset. Late in the first term we started to settle and got some goals on the board. The second term saw much of the same with a match winning margin opening up. The game

became a real arm wrestle after half time with little scoring. The Power scored the last couple of goals to close the deficit somewhat but the Parrots were always in control.

Auction players this week were C grade Ella Lyons.

B grade Sara Riseley. A grade Nicola Marriott.

Reserves Rhett Kelly. Seniors Jack Ginnane.

Social News

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Also there will be a celebration of the World Cup with a reverse shuffle included. Plenty of prizes on offer and the club foosball champion will be crowned.

Save the date!!!

July 21st will be the annual goods and services auction. With over 120 items up for grabs it’s always a great night. Tickets are $60 per head with meal and drinks included. If you are interested in a ticket or even a table contact Christine or Cam Kindellan Go Parrots!

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LEONGATHA FNC COLOURS Emerald Green & Gold COACHES Seniors: Paul Carbis Reserves: Joel Renden Under 18s: Mark Granham Under 16s: Gene vanderZalm

UNDER 18s

1

Brock Hastings

2

Dylan Granham

3

Boadie Motton

5

Cam Olden

7

Mitch Bentvelzen

9 Jack Beckwith 10 Jake vander Pligt 11 Jack Hume 12 Tom vander Kolk

SCORES

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½

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UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16s

SENIORS

1 Aaron Turton

1

2

2 James Lloyd

31 Sean Westaway

3 Zac Reid

3

32 Julian Lockwood

5

4 Josh Hopkins

Levi Hickey

Colby Michael

Col Sanbrook

Hayden Browne

30 Tim Sauvarin

33 Blake van Rooy

6

Matthew Portelli

5

8

Harry vanderZalm

6 Tim Wightman

36 Matt Borschman

7 Jackson Harry

37 Jack Ballagh

9 Travis Nash

Kyle Cooper

35 Jack Vanderkolk

10 Ryan Gilliam

8 Tom Marriott

38 Fraser Kelly

11 Haidyn Kewming

9 Joel Sinclair

39 Louis Riseley

12 Aaron Trease

10 Harrison McGannon

40 James Monaghan

13 Daniel Sturtevant

11 Ryan Olden

42 Cam Stone

14 Darcy Hume

12 Blake McGrath

43 Rhett Kelly 44 Jack Hemming

15 Ned Hanily

13 Chris Verboon

13 Luke Gheller

16 Reegan kemp

14 Chris Rump

45 Matt Martin

14 Tyson Hannegraff

17 Alex Battersby

15 Brok Davidson

46 Sam Horvath

18 Ethan Lamers

16 Nathan Trotto

48 Brock Jones

19 Noah Fixter

17 Chris Dunne

49 Matthew Martin

20 Noah Clarke

18 Lachie Wright

54 Nick Battersby

21 Tyson Davies

20 Ben Willis

55 Luke Bowman

22 Riley Drysdale

21 Jack Ginnane

56 Damon Ginnane

15 Jacob Lamers 16 Will Littlejohn 17 Kyle Reid 19 Tom Sheedy

23 Campbell Riseley

22 Joel Norton

57 Adam Trotto

24 Josh Hastings

24 Harry Sheedy

23 Cade Maskell

58 Jack Dudley

25 Flynn Materia

24 Tully Bernaldo

59 Thomas Evans

26 Kyah Clarkson

25 Des Bowman

60 Club Jumper

27 Kyle Eyers

26 Pat McGrath

61 Club Jumper

29 Cade James

27 Sam Forrester

62 Club Jumper

30 Royce Patterson

28 Josh Schelling

66 Peter Gillin

32 Jay Lindsay

29 Jake Mackie

26 Ben Perry 27 Jordan Hill 29 Mason McGannon 32 Oscar Sullivan-Bowler

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TRARALGON FNC COLOURS Maroon & White

TRARALGON FOOTBALL CLUB

THE MAROONS

COACHES Seniors: Mark Collison Reserves: Martin Cameron Under 18s: Grant Little Under 16s: Kevin Foley

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Ben Cheetham

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RESERVES SENIORS

SENIORS

Christian D'Angelo

1

Conor Ambler

27 Darren White

2 Isaac Copeland

2

Chance Doultree

2 Tim Northe

28 Tate Marsh

3

Flynn Shields

3

Kade Ruyters

3

Michael Stockdale

29 Wilson Gaudion

4

Lachy Patterson

4

Luis D'Angelo

4

Michael Jacobsen

30 Peter Brady

5 Jacob Van Iwaarden

5

Matthew Scholtes

5

Lee Stockdale

31 Ajith Achiek

6

6

Harvey Neocleous

7

Luke Johnson (C)

8

Kade Marsh

9

Beau White

10 Ewan Williams 11 Josh Palmer 12 Poshang Akram 13 Thomas McMahon 14 Cohen Ruyters 15 Lucas Tripodi

Riley Adams

6

Michael Burge

32 Mac Walker

7 Jayson Musgrove

7

Jackson Hall

34 Tom Northe

8

Hunter Watson

8

Luke Phillips

35 Jay Neagle

9

Beau Hutton

9

Cory Stockdale

10 Hugh Dunbar

10 Mark Collison

36 Trent Hourigan 38 Dean Pearce

11 Ryan Wilson

11 Bailey Cameron

39 Lachy McDonald

12 Caleb Frith

12 Kody Wilson

40 Rick Battista

13 Reagan McDonald

13 Jackson McMahon

41 Anthony Barrett

14 Thomas Hamilton

14 Ben Amberg

42 Bobby Marshall

15 Joey Rodda

15 Mitch Mustoe

43 Blake Aurish

16 Jet Clark

16 Jesse Jackway

44 Stuart Goddard

17 Gabriel Wood

17 Conor Little

45 Justin Barnes

18 Drake Grinstead-Jones

18 Rohan Hildebrand

46 Darcy Barnes

21 Liam Deering

19 Brad Rickard

19 Jake Vucenovic

47 Adam Jaensch

23 Lewis Noble

20 Harrison Middleton

20 Adrian Slottje

48 Jack Strong

21 Haydn Hector

49 Rod Peatey

16 Max Luckie 17 Kaijah Noda 18 Nick Lowden 20 Liam Willaton

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½

UNDER 16s

25 Tullic O'Brien

22 Finn Rohde

26 Peter Strong

23 Jacob Cunico

22 Riley Loprese

52 Brendan Tibballs

27 Tom Webster

24 Nick Fox

23 Nic Quenault

53 Rob Wilkie

28 Tye Hourigan

28 Flynn Kennedy

24 Matt Williams

55 Chris Urie

29 Will Broadbent

29 Darrion Duncan

25 Jordy Sandy

57 Lachlan Davison

30 Archie Grant

30 Adian Foley

26 Dylan Loprese

61 Daniel Loprese

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CLUB NOTES TRARALGON

TRARALGON

FOOTBALL CLUB

Last week we welcomed the Bairnsdale FNC to the home of the mighty Maroons and we were treated to some very good football and netball games.

The club also hosted our 4th Ladies Day at the Footy and it was extremely well attended and a success for all involved. Thanks to Leah, Jo and Kaz and all the crew that hopped in and helped on the day. A huge

THE MAROONS

thanks to the sponsors for their gifts and ladies that set up stalls during the afternoon.

On the footy side, our under 16’s put up a great showing against a very good Bairnsdale side. The boys never gave in all day and in the end only went down by 19 points. Best players were J. Rodda, L. D''Angelo, K. Ruyters, H. Middleton, D. Duncan, T. Hamilton.

The under were next up and both sides were playing very good footy in the first half with only 5 points separating the sides at the long break. It was a very different story in the second half though as our young maroons kicked 8 goals 7 behinds to Bairnsdale’s 1 behind securing a very comfortable win. Best players were K. Marsh, W. Broadbent, C. Ruyters, E. Williams, F. Shields, T. Webster With no reserves the seniors were next up and what was expected to be a tight contest

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never lived up to expectation with our boys getting a percentage boosting 79-point win.

In a pleasing display of pressure footy our boys never let the redlegs have an easy kick and it was a fantastic team effort. Hard to pick best players in a display like this but young Connor Little was a standout along with J. Jackway, K. Wilson, C. Ambler, J. Vucenovic, M. Jacobsen Huge congratulations to Rohan Hildebrand who played his 100th senior game last week.

At time of writing we didn’t have any netball write up so stay tuned for a comprehensive report next game.

This week we are at Leongatha in what will no doubt be a terrific contest.

Good luck to all involved this weekend.

Go Maroons.

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CLUB NOTES WARRAGUL Last week we headed off to Tigerland to see if we could bounce back after a couple of less than impressive weeks.

Our under 16s were the first to brave the icy conditions and came up against a pretty good Morwell side. They fought hard but were no match for the young Tiggers.

However, we did have some really good contributors on the day in Charlie Stern who took out the Warraview award. Matt Boyles was also very impressive and is off to Sharkeys to get a good trim. Harry Pyle will enjoy his Maloneys Pizza while Will Hatfield is off to Voyage Fitness. Brody Tutton took out the Maccas award and the coaches favourite this week was Brayden Notman.

Under 18s.

Despite a good solid win our under 18s relinquished their spot in the top five. A strong first half that resulted in 7 goals to nil set the tone of the game. The strong wind going straight across the ground made it difficult for both sides but also paved the way for some amazing goals that defied gravity at times. Our better performers were Cooper Robbins who is fine touch, Will Gown is another who always shows up with Liam Gilliam , Daniel Coates and Bailey Quaife rounding out the awards.

The reserves .

The Gulls had a good win in the end but inaccuracy could have been their undoing even in the trying conditions.

However,they held sway at each change and it was the last quarter that sealed the game with a 4 goal return.

Rowan and Hayden Lawson – Pepper took out the two top awards from the Railway Hotel and Intersports. Jake Orlicki received the Sharkeys Haircut while Mick Lynn and Angus Emery used their senior experience to get amongst the awards as well.

Seniors.

The senior side got back on the winners list in fine style after four losses and gave themselves some chance of finals action if they can replicate that type of form from now on. The Tigers have been very competitive and are always up to the task, especially at home. We had four changes from the previous week and the inclusion of Tyssen Morrow, Matt Ross and Mick Coombes gave us some added bite. Sam Fennell was also promoted from the thirds and was in the thick of the action early. It was a

nice debut and richly rewarded. He didn’t disappoint and is certainly up to it.

It was a pleasing win and hopefully sets the pattern for the remaining rounds.

Our better players were Tyssen Morrow courtesy of the Downtowner in a brilliant return. Sam Russell deserved the Intersports award for his solid work down back with the hard working Nate Paredes taking out the Railway Hotel award. James Davidson ( Maloneys Pizza ) and Ash Di Ciero ( Voyage Fitness ) were super in defence and repelled many attacks from the Tigers.

Netball.

Morwell are very strong in their netball ranks so it was very pleasing to see our girls work so hard in blustery conditions and put on a good display. The A grade and C grade only missed by 4 while the B grade drew their game. Nice win to our under 15s with Laura Miller best on court.

Social.

The mid season ball was another raging success and a great night was had by all.

Sportsmans Night on the 30th June.

This week: It’s a warm welcome to the Wonthaggi Power this week.

Good luck to all and GO GULLS.

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WARRAGUL FNC COLOURS Red & Black COACHES Seniors: Steven Kidd Reserves: Scott McIntosh Under 18s: Nate Paredes/ Tom Muir Under 16s: David Carpenter UNDER 18s

SCORES

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FINAL

UNDER 16s UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16s

SENIORS

2

Mason McGarrity

2

Will Hendrikse

1 Thomas Kelly

29 Rowan Lawson-Pepper

3

Bradley Quirk

4

Harry Notman

2

Matt Rennie

30 Lachlan Waters

4

Chris Wallace

5

Matthew Garvey

3

Kim Drew/res Nick Edney

31 Lachlan Wilson

Brayden Fowler

5

Eddie McGillvray

6 Austin Williamson

4

6

Liam Gilliam

7 Jake Kallady

5 Sam Russell

7

Carlyle Jensen

8 Tim Bloye

6

Leigh Sheehan

34 Lucas Monacella

8

Daniel Whitten

9

7

Mitch Nobelius/res A. Rhodes

36 Jamie Somers

9

Cooper Robbins

8

Luke Di Ciero

37 Daniel Gorman

9

Dylan Proctor

38 Harley Nobelius

10 Thomas Baum 11 Connor Williamson 12 Patrick Mulqueen 13 Darcy Norton 14 Aaron Baxter 15 Sam Fennell 16 Rhys Chambers 17 Fraser Phillips 18 Will Pyle 19 Josh Notman 20 Daniel Coates

Brody Tutton

10 Will Hatfield 11 Brayden Notman 12 Josh Bloye 13 Connor Ives 14 Matthew Boyles 15 Jai Serong 16 Cooper Alger 17 Tom Carpenter 18 Charlie Stern 19 Corey Maric 20 Micah Williames

10 Michael Lynn

32 Matt Russell 33 Kyle Lehmann

39 James Brown

11 Tom Muir

41 Hayden Lawson-Pepper

12 Nick Mulqueen

42 Sam Whibley

13 Jedd Serong/res B. Nott

43 Nate Paredes

14 Jake Hughes

44 Michael Coombes

15 Tyssen Morrow

45 Scott Kelly

16 Matt Ross

46 Kyle Cant

17 Jake Horstman

47 Tim Davine

18 Ash Di Ciero

48 Tim Brady

19 Nick Stevenson

49 Will Cole

22 Lachlan Wilson

21 Harrison Pyle

20 Angus Emery

46 Kyle Cant

23 Bailey Quaife

22 Hayden McCarthy

22 Daniel Giardina

47 Tim Davine

24 Ryley Green

23 Mathew Pecoraro

23 Jake Orlicki

48 Tim Brady

25 Will Gown

24 Beau Cusden

24 Brad Hefford

49 Will Cole

26 Braxton Ah Mat

25 Damien Handley

25 Josh Fairfull

52 Nick Blackwood

27 Curtis Warburton-Kift

26 Brendan Coates

26 James Davidson

54 Ben Mackie

28 Ned Tworkowski

27 Darcy Porch

27 Adam Larkin

55 Toby Fruend

29 Noah Gown

28 Tom Heenan

28 Jack Dean

57 Anthony Alderuccio

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WONTHAGGI FNC COLOURS Teal, Black & White COACHES Seniors: Stuart Gilmour Reserves: Tom Wells Under 18s: Ross Bramely Under 16s: Darren Brown

UNDER 18s

SCORES

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FINAL

UNDER 16s UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16s

SENIORS

N. Anderson

1

Shannon Bray

29 Logan West

2

R.Ennos

2

Matt Howell

30 Jonathan Ricotas

3 J.Gilmour

3

E.Dickenson

3

Domonic O'Connor

4 T.Simpson

4

5

5 J.Brown

1 2

D.Gardiner C.Brann

M.Condron

6 T.Murray 7

L.Burns

8 J.Benson 9

L.Braid

10 J.Dawson 11 C.McClean 12 R.Williamson 13 J.Roylance 14 G.Burgess 15 J.Bates 16 S.Speed 17 F.Anderson

1

K.Benson

6

B.Wingfield

7

H.Dawson

8 J.Kilgour 9

E.Reid

31 Steven Scott

4 Tom Murray

32 Nick Tucker

5

34 Curtis Gilmour

Michael Kelly

6

Kane McCarthy

35 Raniera Scott

7

Lochlan Jones

36 Matt Ware

8 Troy Harley

37 Dylan Wilson

10 Toma Huther

38 Mitch Davey

11 Pat Ryan

39 Sean Roche

11 R. Scarce

12 Jack Ridewood

42 Mark McCall

12 B.Mabilia

13 Joel Liddle

43 Zane MacDermid

13 C.Cummins

14 Jarrod Membrey

44 Luke O'Connor

14 C.Scott

15 Aiden Lindsay

46 Daniel Turton

15 M.Pier

16 Jorden Staley

47 Cade Waters

18 F.Clark

17 Dean Wylie

49 Caleb Boucher

19 C.Smith 21 K.Snelling 22 S.Tessari

18 Riley Lindsay

50 Josh Waters

19 Lochie Dumont

51 Tom Wells

20 Will Lenahan

52 Adam Pugh

21 Byron Dryden

53 Jack Blair

22 Andrew Sorensen

55 Adam Busana

23 Lochlan Scott

56 Alec Papodopolous

24 Zac Gilmour

57 Darcy Tiziani

18 K.Brown

23 H.Dobbie

19 D.Mancarella

25 W.Speed

21 J.Barry

30 D.McCrae

24 R.Suttie

32 J.Shultz

26 Santo Joma

58 Luke Bowler

27 W.Forsyth

33 O.Dawson

27 Tom Davey

59 Jake Kuyper

28 Insert Name

35 L.Speed

28 Will Joplan

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CLUB NOTES WONTHAGGI On a very wet Sunday morning, we played host to Leongatha FNC. After two days of rain ( 42 mm) The ground was very wet. Then more before the start of the U 16’s, this made it a hard job to find volunteers to help run the boundaries and water.

U 16’s. Played in terrible conditions, our boys battled through the water, and slippery conditions. The end result wasn’t what we wanted. The outburst at the end of the game was not acceptable. We are better than this.

U18.s We knew we would be up against a strong team today. The ground conditions made it a very even game. We kicked the only score in the last to salvage a draw. Most of the lads were exhausted afterwards. Well done.

2pts is better than 0.

Reserves, Once again due to the cold and wet conditions, we found it very difficult to field a team, With too many unavailability’s and several late call ups to the seniors. Thank you to several veterans and U 18’s, for helping at the last moment. We had a good hit out, and made the ground nice and muddy for the senior game.

Seniors, With 2 late withdrawals to add to the very long list of senior injuries. We expected the opposition to beat us easily. The game was a scrappy affair, But we held our heads up above the water, and played the game out well.

U15’s The girls played a great game against a very strong Leongatha side. Battling the weather, we pulled together as a team and

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played a very strong game. Awards CanteenNina Hunter, Whistle Stop- Freya Scapin.

U17’s It was going to be a tough game and we know how to keep composure in tight games.

With so many position changes, everyone adapted well. Not our best game, but we came away with the win. Best were, Ava Scapin and Bella Anderson.

C Grade. What a great win by all players.

Nice to see that we were back on track and playing good solid netball. Awards beaned-Zoe, Voyage-Maddie.

B Grade, Two win in a row. Girls we knew we weren’t far off the mark. Well done, now let’s make it three in a row. Awards – Cassidy and Emma.

A Grade, What a fantastic team effort from all 8 girls ! Girls shot with great accuracy and made it very hard for their opponents. To Leongatha’s credit they came back, with nothing to lose. But we settled in the last 5min. to come home with a win.

GO POWER You Bloody Bewdy

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CLUB NOTES BAIRNSDALE Back on the road again! This week we head to Tigerland! It’s a new week with a whole round of new opportunities and possibilities.

The under 16 boys continued their winning ways grinding out a team binding win at Traralgon. The young chargers continue to

were impressive to bring home wins for the

improve into the season, we look forward to

Redlegs. We also had a 50 game milestone

seeing them go again this week.

The under 18’s worked hard all day but didn’t have the answers for Traralgons constant

celebration for a handful of 15 & U players

who are also known as our ‘Baby Redlegs’.

These girls have been with us from the

pressure around the contest and on the scoreboard. We know they have worked hard this week and looking forward to today.

beginning in the development squad as Under 11s. Pat on the back and well done to Charli Young who umpired her first A grade game.

The seniors day last week also didn’t go to

Last Sunday, we were proud to have Macy

plan, Marto and his men have put it quickly

Tatnell and Paris Dunkley be recruited by

behind them and are heading into this week

Gippsland’s 17 & Under side. This team

ready to bring a 4 quarter, 22 man team

competed in the Association Championships

building performance.

Finals Day in Melbourne, unfortunately being

The A grade netballers are ecstatic with

defeated in all games.

their fantastic, hardworking efforts against

To all the match day volunteers, staff and

Traralgon last week, defeating them well and

supporters who make game day happen,

Alison Dwyer putting on another best on

your valued contribution doesn’t go

court performance. B Grade went in with a

unnoticed, the Red & Blue thank you!

few players down, which enabled 17 & Under

Carn Redlegs!!!!

girls stepping up however, they went down

Have a great day everyone.

in a one-sided affair. C grade began their

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Traralgon going on to win convincingly. 17 & Under having a similar result. The 13s and 15s

Guest Speaker – Cameron White

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BAIRNSDALE FNC COLOURS Red & Navy COACHES Seniors: Darren Martin Shaun Wyatt Under 18s: Paul Anderson Under 16s: David Dunkley

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 32 33 34 35

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1

Boris Bryant

Kyle Derbyshire

2

Lewis Hoffman

Ridge Peters

3

Lachie Fenner

Leroy Yomo

4

Dylan Bryant

Jordy Ray

5

Will O'Keefe

6

Reece Carstairs

Riley Timms Blake Fulton Mitch Fenner Charlie Mein

9

Billy Page

10 Jake Richards

Mitchell Wilmott

11 Broden Rose

Glenn Perkins

12 Flynn Davis

Ben Murphy

14 Randall Stewart

Ben Purnell

16 Liam Scott

Angus McKenzie

17 Toby Jerkins

Damon Steed

18 Caleb Marsh

Harry Kellow Brad Carroll

19 Will Bromage

Norm Betts

20 Josh Carroll

Darby McNamara

21 Bohdi Sterling

Brad Daniel

23 Tyran Rees

Koby Noonan Josh Wykes Darcy Fenning-Chester

27 Byron Vickery 28 Elvis Moser

Harry Cook

29 Thomas Granbau

Finn Somerville

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FINAL

UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

SENIORS

1

Matt Corbett

19 Connor Steele

2

Will Hamilton

20 Cam Pullen

3

Russell Cowan

21 Alex McLaren

4 Josh Kiss

22 Ethan East

5

23 Link Robinson

Ryan Halford

6 Tomm Bryan

24 Nathan Dennison

7

Brayden Radford

25 Nick George

8

Callan McKeon

26 Ryan Lovegrove

9

Ricky Tatnell

29 Andrew Kenny

10 Shaun Wyatt

30 Harry Gibbs

11 David Donchi

33 Michael Sowden

12 Liam Giove

34 Corey Timms

13 Dylan Sommerville

35 Jaryd Gilroy

14 Nick Sing

39 Alex Van Doselar

15 Simon Deery

40 Brayden McCarrey

24 Flynn Thompson

Tyrone Turner Harry Preston

½

8 Tom Betts

Will Capes

Ben McKinnon

¼

UNDER 16s

Nic Bulmer

Jackson Smith

SCORES UNDER 16s

30 Tom Selleck

Drew Marsden

32 Harrison Hopkins

Tom Southern

34 Lachie Huggins

16 Zac Kellow

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COLOURS Yellow & Black COACHES Seniors: Joel Soutar Reserves: Michael P Duncan Under 18s: Jason Macfarlane Under 16s: Brett Sherriff

UNDER 18s

1 2

Burkeley Macfarlane Luke Dal Pra

3 Josh Bloomfield 4 Jordan Wilson 5 Shae Burzese 6

Elijah Lappin (C)

7

Harrison Law

8

Zac Mongta

10 Matt Pollutro 13 Lachlan Ford 16 Jack Hennessy 18 Jimmy Quinn 19 Nathan Williams 20 Ajeep Magar 21 Dean Ravenhall 23 Gugei Malual 24 Joseph Darling 26 Cameron Juhasz 27 Caleb McRae

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½

¾

UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16s

SENIORS

1

Blake Hughes

1

Burkeley Macfarlane

28 Jack Callaway

2

Campbell Blewett

3

2

Brandon McDonald

Brady Hood

29 Nathan Foley

3

Daniel Hutchison

31 Sam Solomon

4

Kuiy Jiath

32 Ryan Hearn

4 Zac Carlson 5

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UNDER 16s

Nathan Noblett

6 Jack Beechy-Danvers (VC)

5 James Jacobsen

33 Shane Winters

7 Tom Caile ( C )

6 Joel Soutar

34 Josh Scott

7

Luke Van Roy

35 Hayden Maximiw

8

Ryan Tatterson

36 Zac Cantrill

8 Jaysen Sharman 9 Josh Monacella 10 Seth Healy 12 Damian Hough

9 Tyler Hillier

38 Adan Chawner

13 Callum Hutchison

10 Brendan Briggs

39 Nick Mills

14 Cooper White

12 Kane Grinstead Jones

40 Kane Barlow

13 Matt Pallutro

41 Shane Gniel

14 Tayler Weatherill

42 Matt Albanese

18 Nixon Hall

15 Will Kennedy

45 Corey White

19 Jake Brown

16 Michael P Duncan

46 Cody Mostert

20 Zac Bezzina

17 Nick Wilson

47 Hugh Sapkin

18 Harrison Law

48 Mathew Sloyan

19 Max Linton

49 Patt McGrath

24 Rhodes Drakatos

20 Reece Lewis

50 Mitch Marino

25 Brody Deering

21 Dan Musil

52 Mathew Bailey

26 Jordan Thomas

22 Anthony Rosato

55 Isaac Abas

23 Dan Schneider

60 Zac Anderson

40 Zac Casey

25 Daniel Siddle

62 Patt Quinn

48 Izayah Terrick

27 Ryan Mayo

69 Adam Barlow

15 Blair Rooney 16 Brayden Gillespie 17 Decland Arnold

21 Colby Kennedy 22 Liam Little 23 Kyle Vitale

28 Noel McLaughlin 37 EJ Sharp

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CLUB NOTES MORWELL Last week at home it was cold and windy conditions for all concerned. NETBALL - Our netballers adapted better than the boys and the girls had 4 wins and a drama filled draw in ‘B’ Grade. Both teams came into the game on 6 wins and less than one percentage point difference on the ladder and the game lived up to those statistics. ‘A’ Grade consolidated topspot on the ladder and the depth of talent in the netball squads bodes well for our future. Best in all grades were: ‘A’ Rachel Allison & Chloe Radford. B Grade Shelby Wulffers & Nadine Sloan, C Grade Libby Hodgson & Amanda Millett, U17’s Isla McCrae, Chloe Radford & Rahni Steven U15’s Emma Spagnolo, Ashlyn Pavey & Michaela Beveridge U13’s Maddison Beveridge, Emma Darling & Olivia Fourlze.

FOOTBALL - In the football department last week, Brett Sherriff’s U16’s proved too strong for Warragul and the 16’s are a big chance to see finals action in 2018. Thank you to the four Churchill boys who helped make-up numbers in our U18’s. The Seconds were in the contest for much of the game but the Gulls prevailed. Good to see ‘The Beast’ Daniel Hutchison back on the park. Our Seniors went with the Gulls for 3 Qtrs but Warragul got away in the last term. See page 3 for all footy results. Congratulations to Reece Lewis on his first senior game. Best last week were Seniors: Dan Musil & Joel Soutar, 2nds: Jordan Wilson & Luke Dalpra, 3rds: Callum Hutchison, Rory Peter & Joel Mason 4ths: Nixon Hall, Nathan Noblett & Damian Hough.

VOLUNTEERS – this week we acknowledge

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our hard-working President Paul Spagnolo and his wife Kerry. After night-shift on Friday night, Paul was front-and-centre last Saturday and left the club around 6pm to go in on another nightshift. Many thanks Paul and Kerry who also chips-in at the canteen, Thursday meals and where ever she can assist.

SOCIAL – Tonight is our great Winter Wonderland mid-season ball at MFNC Social Rooms, so please come along and enjoy a great night of fun. Also pencil in July 5th for Thursday Night dinner at QBAH and July 28th dinner at Morwell Bowling Club.

SPONSORS - MFNC wish to acknowledge some key sponsors, Team Staffing for your venue management, Stockdale & Leggo for your Real Estate & Morwell Authorised Newsagency and Intersport MidValley for your sports gear.

This week we welcome Bairnsdale to Tigerland and look forward to some great contests Good luck to all teams participating and GO TIGERS!

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CLUB NOTES MOE After apocalyptic weather on Friday night, many would have been fearing a repeat of that infamous day at Drouin in 2016. Fortunately, the skies cleared and the clouds did not disperse much rain, as Moe footballers and netballers fought out matches in their respective grades.

Football Seniors Solid efforts across the board saw Moe secure a percentage boosting win. The game was played on the Lions terms with players happy to rest easy in the final quarter as the game was well and truly over. Without stating the obvious, any team would take a ninety point win at Drouin every day of the week. Best players were Tommy Long, James De Virgillio, Dylan Farrel, Tom Fleming, Billy Stanlake and Josh Pearce. Well done to Josh Galea who played his first game for the year in the Seniors after some strong performances in the under eighteens. The Seniors now have a big month ahead to set themselves up for the run to the finals.

Reserves Like rocking up to work hungover, the Reserves did what they had to do and went home. The game never reached any great heights and was more or less a grinding victory rather than a spectacular one. Best players on the day were Aaron Wilson, Billy-Jack Smith, Luke Mackay, Mitch Mutke, Juzzi Morrow and Tyler Morrow. Preparations were a tad rushed to try and find officials for the day, so our thanks go out to Kevin Fleming for umpiring, Tawsy for helping in the coaches box, Richie for running and Ivan for goal umpiring.

Under 16’s Displayed a good brand of team orientated football with all players contributing to the win. It seems that Skins’ messages are finally getting through and the players are responding with a rise in their physicality and aggression.

In their encounter with Drouin it was hard to pick six best players but those adjudged as the sides standouts were Matt Devon, Lachlan Rock, Bailey Brown, Jess McGrath, Riley Moore and Rowan Demczuk.

Netball A Grade Had a fantastic win over the reigning grand finalists, in what was a huge confidence lifter. The side deserves full credit for their sheerly resolve in the face of much adversity, to now find themselves 7-3 after playing with virtually half a side for the first six weeks of the season is a mighty fine effort. Best players for Moe were Sammy Waters, Bella

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B Grade Like most sides on the day, were happy to get a win and move on. Moe won 41 to 37 with nothing out of the ordinary really occurring apart from Krissy Travers being able to add another victory to her resume. Best players were Ash Travers and Millie Agius.

C Grade Faced off against a side that was equal to them on the ladder, but were unfortunately unable to come home with the spoils, going down 36 to 42. Best players were Beckea Jones and Bree Phoenix.

Under 17’s Had to settle for a draw, after neither side could be separated at the final whistle with the scores deadlocked at 37 apiece. Momentum seesawed throughout the contest and both teams will be ruing missed opportunities. Best players were Molly Murphy and Elly Brown.

Under 15’s Coach Shannon Freeman lamented a disastrous third quarter after her sides 34 to 41 loss, with the word disaster a euphemism for a less complimentary one. Best were Lily Campbell and Meg Morris.

Under 13’s Had a strong 28 to 9 win, with all players showing marked improvement in their ball movement and running patterns.

After a few tense weeks the side was able to secure a well-deserved victory. Best players were Molly Young and Ashley Paul.

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MOE FNC COLOURS Maroon, Blue & Gold COACHES Seniors: James Blaser Reserves: Daniel Earl Under 18s: Rick Galea Under 16s: Craig Skinner

UNDER 18s

1

Liam Pearce

2 Trent Baldi 3

Patrick Bills

4

Riley Baldi

1 Aydan Connolly 2

Mathew Devon

3 Jordan McKay 4

6 Josh Galea

5

Riley Moore

7

6

Luke Summersgill

7

Brandon Watson

8 Jordan Humphrey 9

Brock Smith

Lachlan Rock

8

Matthew Heywood

11 Zac Skinner

9

Jack Edebohls

12 Kyle Jennings

10 Jesse McGrath

13 Harry Pepper

11 Joe Skinner

10 Jack Robinson

14 Jack Walton 15 Wade Anderson 16 Leo Connolly

12 Sam Hanson 13 Luke Balzomeris

17 Ryland Henkle

14 Matthew Neal

18 Blake McGown

15 Dylan Thornby

19 Riley Taws

16 Riley Pearce

20 Nathan Balfour

17 Hayden Molesworth

21 Ben Van Dyk 22 Luke Tumino

18 Tajh Eden

23 Ben Maslen

19 Ryan Griggs

24 Darcy Durham 25 Riley Wiggins

20 Blake Dyson

26 Jack Hirst

23 Ben Fleming

27 Kane Weir 29 Sam Flanders

21 Rohan Demczuk 25 Bailey Brown

30 Cole Miller

26 Jacob Matthews

32 Caleb Michie

28 Harry Hopkins

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UNDER 16s

5 Sam Lodge Grady Cocksedge

SCORES UNDER 16s

SENIORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33

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Mitchell Stanlake James Blaser Tyson Biffin Harri Sim Jai Massese Jacob Wood Michael Farrell Darnell Grech Bryce Collings Chris McIntosh Jayden Van Dyk Charlie Rieniets James DeVirgilio Josh Wilson Jay Murphy Scott Van Dyk Karl Mutke Hayden Prestidge Dylan Farrell Peter Ainsworth Thomas Fleming Ben Morrow Sean Spiteri Aaron Wilson Tyler Morrow Ryan Farmer Matthew Pearce Joel Bragagnolo Thomas Long Cambell Staff Billyjack Smith Ash Dugan Luke Mackay

34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65

Willy Dow Josh Pearce Lachlan Rees Justin Morrow Aaron Raven Luke Carrodus Michael Camilleri Liam Durkin Michael Parker Lucas Fry Robbie Matthews Chris Mathe Ammon Difresco Clint Taylor Sam Morrow James Heslop Peter Yates Sam Cougle Ty Georgiou John Chessells Calvin Fry Tom Davy Lachlan Smith Aiden Vesty Matt Hibbs Darren Cook Mitch Mutke Anthony Gould Darren Cook James Columbine Richie Horton James Needham

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COLOURS Black & White COACHES Seniors: Shane Fyfe Reserves: Sam Anstee Under 18s: Josh McLaren Under 16s: Kane Fraser

UNDER 18s

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UNDER 16s UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16s

SENIORS

1

Harry Ronchi

2

Corey Oliver

27 Brad Dessent

2 Jaxsyn Whitehill

2

Kai McDonald

3

Kane Martin

28 Jake Kenny

3

3

Blake Safstrom

4 Jackson Glenane

29 Byron Sandeman

4

Cooper Whitehill

5

Brad McKay

30 Tim Hector

1

Luke Williams

Declan Barnett

4 Jack Allman 5 Jack McLaren

5

Ostin Waugh

6

Chris Laverty

31 Lachie Craft

6 Joel Wegener

6

Sam Dunnett

7

Mitch Dowse

32 Jamie Sweeney

7

Sam Smith

8 Jayden Allison

33 Andrew Quirk

8

Ben Crozier

9 John Gooch

34 Sam Dessent

9

Jake Hutchins

10 Lochie Ronchi

35 Nathan Sellings

10 Harry Swaski

11 Jarrod Freeman

36 Jordan Sandeman

11 Angus Tilley

12 Mitch Thacker

37 Taylor Tatterson

7

Club Jumper

8

Max Reeves

9

Dylan Sclater

10 Sam Tatterson 11 Taylor Stephenson 12 Louis Jones 13 Kyle Simpson 14 Nathan Whitford 15 Mitch Bown 16 Josh Ryan 17 Ethan Dyer 18 Zac Hider

12 Lachlan Sutherland

13 Nick Dowse

38 Jack Rietschel

13 Connor Waixel

14 Jack Mapleson

39 Josh McGrath

14 Hunter Pearce

15 Shane Fyfe

40 Jordan Petrovic

15 Fergus Grubb

16 Ollie Collins

41 Tom McLindin

16 Mason Benson

17 Adam Wallace

42 Dan Lewin

17 Will McKinnon

18 Jordan Dowsett

43 Tyler Hallett

18 Nick Ieradi

19 Jack McLindin

44 Jacob Farquhar

19 Malakai Nico

20 Zac Hurley

46 Nick Poulios

19 Zac Hurley

20 Jack Butcher

21 Will Jones

48 Sam Chapman

20 Jack Dessent

51 Chris Hudson

21 Aidan Lowe

22 Tim Dessent

21 Will Mayne

22 Mason Hawkins

23 Jordan Dessent

52 Matt Turner

22 Michael Jones

23 Archer McGuiness

24 Ben Jones

53 Zac Sayers

23 Jonty McGuiness

24 Noah Smolenaars

25 Jack Lipman

58 Aaron Patten

24 Lewis Staplehurst

25 Bailey Reid

26 Daine McGuiness

59 Jake Dyt

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CLUB NOTES

The seniors had a tough game in windy weather conditions ahead against Maffra who have been undefeated this season, until now. This week we welcomed back Ryan Pendlebury! We also welcomed Luke Williams from the thirds team to play his first senior game. The team worked well together and fought a hard game defeating Maffra. Sale 11.5-71 to Maffra 3.16.34. Jayden Allison was best on, scoring 3 of the goals.

Other Best- J.Lipma,C.Laverty,J.Sweeney,A. Quirk,J.Freeman The reserves boys are really starting to click as a team but came up against a strong Maffra this week going down. Sale 1.1-7 to 10.10-70

Both the junior teams had a great round coming away with big wins for the club, good work boys!

U18’s Scores Sale 15.10-100 to 3.6-24. BestM.Jones,D.Sclater,K.Simpson,M.Reeves.

U16’s Sale 9.10-64 to 2.3-15 Best-B.Sastrom,C. Whitehill,J.Hutchins,H.Pearce,M.Hawkins.

Our netball girls had a great day out in Maffra last weekend with 4 wins from six games including a hard-fought tousle in A grade where our girls came away with the victory with a one-point margin. Our junior girls were impressive with their ability to stand up to the physical conditions of the match with the whole team lifting their intensity in support of their team mates. The under 17 girls also had a close game with a well-deserved 2-point win showing they are coming into great form in the second half of the season.

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Last week we were away in Maffra and had a great round supporting the Footprints Foundation. We had tough weather conditions but are pleased that every team worked hard and we had some great results. This week’s LOCAL HERO’S are NATHAN & SAM MAXFIELD and SIMON TURNBULL for our very successful Auskick on Friday nights. Thank you for all the work you guys do.

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GI P PSLA N D LEAGUE U13 –Sale 51 def Maffra 14 Awards: Milla Anderson, Isla McCarthy and Tahlia Bye, U15 – Sale 48 def Maffra 25 Awards: Cleo Fox, Keisha Jackson and Lara Van der Voort U17 – Sale 39 def Maffra 37 Awards: Alex Stephenson, Jen Wrigglesworth and Shauna Anderson C Grade – Maffra 58 def Sale 31 Awards: Bree Courtney, Shauna Anderson and Kasey Dessent B grade – Maffra 37 def Sale 35 Awards: Ellen Robinson SPONSORED BY BLUSH PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY TOUCH, Steph Dessent SPONSORED BY HANSON HEIDEBERG CONCRETE and Emily Dessent A Grade – Sale 40 def Maffra 39 Awards: Hayley Castle SPONSORED BY CROWE HORWATH, Jen Wrigglesworth & Tori Dessent SPONSORED BY THE LIGHTHOUSE & CO It’s our ball coming up on 30th June and presale tickets are still available to everyone on Thursday nights over the club bar. Contact 0422622106 or message us on FACEBOOK for more information.

GOODLUCK TO ALL OUR TEAMS TODAY! GO PIES!!

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CLUB NOTES MAFFRA We lost another contributor to our club in Helen Cook - a mother who gave more than just a child to the club - in the week that our two towns joined together in support of the Footprints Foundation. Helen had her battle with cancer but Footprints would have been there caring all along.

Luck was the only thing missing in the seniors, as our effort was as honest as you'd want. James Huts got out of his sickbed to nullify Sale's forwards, Jack Johnstone got the towel with robust effort, hardnut midfielders Lachy Channing, Ed Carr and Danny Butcher had the experience to produce in adversity.

Kieran Jones persevered in the 100th minute, Jim Reeves and Luke Shelton were not outclassed, but Sean Day did another hammy.

Pam's ressies were at their limit with the seniors savaging the next best, but they impressed. Sam Bedggood dictated play, Bill Pleming controlled the air, Ryan Thatcher ran at - and around - defenders and Mitch Allman showed the accuracy our senior team begged for.

The U18s are having a tough time of it, but the cream is there for the future - Josh Edey an outstanding prospect, Joe Ziino has rough edges that success will cure, Brent McKenzie worked on his strength and Shane Atkinson's low centre of gravity and fierce desire make a positive case. Again, U16 lads Mac Huts, Tom Thatcher and Lachy Allman loved another game for the day.

They were special in Trent's U16 turn around of their season. Harry Gravener's turn of speed promises future excitement - not Robinson Caruso, we have a Spencer Fox - and other local U14's eager to engage in the contest.

A goal was all it took in the A grade – we lost 39-40.

Gutted. Missing Paige Biddle, Sarah Luke and Meg Gordyn to injury, and Emma Allman (to VNL), the

girls still gave it their all – our defence was particularly impressive. Former Eagle Brodie Brunt came back to fill the gaps, and managed to snatch up both the Footprints best-on-court trophy and the Pam Birss Memorial Medal for her efforts.

B grade was an emotional affair – they managed to snatch the win by two goals. Hugs all round after the game, especially sweet because of the first round loss. Bec Stobie and Mikki Callahan were a force to be reckoned with – and tend to be, most weeks.

C continued their top-of-the-ladder form, nearly doubling their opponent’s score. Myah Proud had a lot of the ball, and Jemma O’Brien shot diligently, dutifully and beautifully.

In the juniors, the under 17s were close, losing by a devastating two goals. The under 15s had a rough trot, losing 48-25, and the under 13s had it even rougher – 51-14. They’ll be stronger netballers for it.

Tonight, the Maffra Footy Show will be filmed from 7.30pm, exclusively in the club rooms – it promises to be a riot, hosted by Fish, Bill Pleming and Sam Robbins . Entry is $10, at the door.

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MAFFRA FNC COLOURS Red & Black COACHES Seniors: Wayne Butcher Reserves: Mathew Davis Under 18S: Sam Bedggood Under 16S: Trent Knobel

UNDER 18S

1

3 Joseph Zino

2 Tyson Daly

Max Gravener

6 Jackson Cotteril 7

Cal Hennig

3 John Booker 5

Ethan Kincaid Shingles

Rick Howard

6

Max Knobel

8 Thomas Bradshaw

7

Declan Scriven

9

Brent Mckenzie

8

Lachlan Allman

11 Griffan Randle

9 Tom Thatcher

13 Oakley Henry

10 Sam Berry

14 Tom Schacht

11 Mac Huts

15 Ben Kearns

12 Jonti Schuback

16 Josh Edey

14 Spencer Fox

17 Shane Atkinson

15 Cohen Wade

18 Bill Linaker

16 Sebastian Pendergast

19 Tom Thatcher

17 Jack Hreorsen

20 Linus Rodda

18 Harry Gravener

22 Charlie Pritchett

19 Riley Cotteril

23 Mitch Harrigan

22 Ethan Albrecht

25 Scott Shephard

23 Ethan Aurisch

26 Max Van Der Zwart

24 Curtis Cook

27 Cayden Jones

29 Lachlan Hicks

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UNDER 18s RESERVES SENIORS

UNDER 16S

1 Jack Ronalds

4

SCORES UNDER 16s

SENIORS

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

2018 TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE RECORD

Dylan Alexander David Adams Jaryd Clohesy Sam Walker James Read Winston Gieschen Daniel Bedggood Tom Jolly Ed Carr Lachlan Channing Danny Butcher Luke Shelton Darren Sheen Ben Batalha Mitchell Bennet Josh Davis Michael Coleman Jackson Scott Bill Pleming Kelvin Porter James Whelan Daniel O'Brien Patrick Jones Jack Johnstone Jessie Oldham Owen Booth Ben Brunt Kirean Jones Jackson Callahan Alex Carr Mitchel Allman

32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 63

Shaun Day Tobias Hall Jamie McIntosh Hudson Holmes Sam Pleming Mitch Dignan Jeremy Jones Andrew Petrou Kade Renoy Jesse Ross Mathew Lee Jim Reeves Darcy Howe Sam Bedggood Tom Huts Broden Kewish James Huts Sam Robbins Ryan Auld Jake Holland Patrick Walker Darcy Gray Cameron Johnson Andrew Cunningham Brandon Rimington Ryan Thatcher Lachlan Carman Wil Brunt Laughlin Brown Jon Dewsbury

DROUIN FC COLOURS Maroon & Gold

UIN

F OOTBA

COACHES Seniors: Jordan Kingi Reserves: Rhys Fairlie Under 18s: Clayton Kingi Under 16s: Jim Sandman

CLUB

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1 Jack Halliburton 2 Jared Mills

Brendan Salce

27 Kurtis Harper

2 Trent Kearney

28 Dylan Claxton

3 Thomas Evans

5

Kane Ward

7 Jahmain Harrison

Brandon Rose

9

Liam Gleeson

8

Keleb Hermanson

Dallon Jeffrey-Molan

23 Lenard Edwards Hayes 59 Steven Edwards Hayes 60 Darrin Edwards Hayes

31 Jason Hummel

5

Brod Fraser

32 Eddie Morris

6 Jeb McLeod

33 Michael Laszczyk

7 Jackson Kos

34 Owen Walsh

Nathan Guy

35 Jye Mitchell

Robbie Baker

36 Matt Ridley

10 Shaun Custance

10 Tom Barr

37 Damien Allison

11 Fletcher Robertson-Edgar (CC)

11 Sam Rippon

38 Brendan Dower

12 Jake Simpson

39 Wayne Morris

13 Jed Bethune

40 Nick Derrick

14 Jesse Craig

41 Andrew Miller

12 Andrew Hobday

15 Angus Hales

15 Cam Jolly

42 Rowan Drake

16 Austen Haymes

43 Jordan Kingi

17 Kaiden Levingston

17 Clayton Kingi

44 Bob Mc Callum

18 Thomas Jenkinson

18 David Miller

45 Will Collins

19 Lachie Jagoe

19 Rhys Salter

46 Joe Collins

20 Ryan Taylor

47 Brendan Clark

21 Liam Gleeson

48 Will Bryce

22 Ben Lucas

49 Cody Harrison

23 Luke Ferguson

50 Shaun Straka

13 Blake Roberts

21 Bryce Jeffrey Molan

29 Josh Seri

Liam Axford

8

16 Jack Smith

20 Charlie Bethune

Liam Anderson

9

11 Chad Thompson

16 Ryan Taylor

3 4

9 Jacob Sandman

13 Sam Dennis 10 Marko Kulas

SENIORS

Sam Piner

5 Jack Fraser (Co Captain)

8

RESERVES

2

4

20 Che Dalton-Ingham 21 Oran Anderson 22 Bailey Prior (VC) 23 Josh Maric (VC)

FINAL

UNDER 18s

1

Kiam Rose

Regan Hodge

¾

1 Jordan Murphy

4

7

½

SENIORS

Harley Nicklen

Christian Robertson Edgar

¼

UNDER 16s

3

6

SCORES UNDER 16s

24 Jayden Fairlie

57 Rhys Fairlie

24 Logan Corbet

25 James McKellar

58 Nick Burr

30 Xavier Lafrantz

26 David Olsen

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CLUB NOTES F OOTBA

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We hosted Moe last week starting the second half of the season. The weather was very cold and a little damp. We are hoping for a better second part of the season than the first half. Moe are hoping to play finals and were keen to get some wins on the board. Overall it was a disappointing result.

In the seniors Moe took a 5 goal lead in at quarter time having the benefit of a strong wind. By half time this lead was 9 goals and was even bigger at three quarter time.

Coach Jordan Kingi implored the players for a greater commitment and they won the last quarter well and laying many more tackles. We need to sustain our commitment for much more than one quarter. Best players were: David Olsen (Barry Plant Award), Jeb McLeod (Middels ) , Eddie Morris (Family Hotel ), Jake Simpson (Kim’s Kitchen ) and Bob McCallum (Steam and Riddles).

The Reserves game saw a strong win by Moe – our boys were very competitive but couldn’t put the score on the board. Because we struggled to score the result looked like we were soundly beaten – the final margin was 40 points, but the game was much closer. Hopefully another win is not far away. Best players were: Jayden Fairlie ( Select Office Award) , Simon Gardiner ( Middels), Jamie Ferguson (Drouin Gourmet Café) , Rhys Fairlie (Family Hotel), Brendan Clark ( Community Bank) and Tyson Buckingham (Jakks Pizza).

Our young under 16 side had a tough game against the bigger young Lions combination. They kept trying against a high quality opposition. After half time Moe were able to extend their lead. Most of our boys fought out the contest better last week. We are hopeful that a win is not too far away – maybe this week against Maffra. Best players were: Xavier La Frantz (Select Office Award), Jack Fraser (Intersport) , Tom Evans (Intersport ) , Trent Kearney (Community Bank ), Harley Nicklen (Community Bank) and Kaiden Levingston ( Jakk’s Pizza).

Our Club person of the week is Jim Sandman who is our hard working coach of our under 16’s. Jim puts in long hours at training and looking after his young players. He has shown his resilience as the team has struggled to win games and has always remained positive and is building the players skills. Jim is reliable and highly regarded for his work by all at the club. We really appreciate Jim’s contribution to our club.

We are looking forward todays return game against Maffra who clearly are the League benchmark this year.

MAJOR SPONSORS : DROUIN and DISTRICT COMMUNITY BANK and THE DROUIN FAMILY HOTEL Check out our website: www.drouinfc.vcfl.com.au

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SATURDAY 28 JULY - DFC & DROUN HAWKS NETBALL AUCTION NIGHT

A Drouin 56 Moe 69 This was a battle for 2nd position on the ladder so it was always going to be tough. Drouin’s start was less than ideal, making a few too many errors upon which Moe capitalised, setting themselves up for the win.

Awards: Eb Mumford - Cave Culture, Nikki Bryce- Drouin Family Hotel B Gr Drouin 38 Moe 42 Drouin’s defence end were great all game gaining countless turnovers. Once again Drouin showed they can match it with the top teams.

Award: Jodie Proctor – Steam and Riddles C Drouin 42 Moe 36 A fantastic game by all the Drouin girls. Drouin were tested and showed that they can come from behind, dig deep and get the win.

Award: Lateisha Edwards- Drouin Family Hotel 17 & U Drouin 37 drew Moe 37 Drouin had some new combinations on the court with every player stepping up against quality opposition. Great to see Drouin come back in the final quarter to almost snatch the win.

Awards: Alana Rippon, Prue Cavanagh- Jakk’s Pizza 15 & U Drouin 41 Moe 33 An impressive team effort against quality opposition. All girls contributed in a game where good decision making and disciplined play paid off.

Awards: Olivia Konstanty – Jakks Pizza, Brooke deRiterMcDonalds 13 & U Drouin 9 Moe 28 Whilst Drouin still struggled to string together four strong quarters of netball, this was Drouin’s best game in the past few weeks. Every player showed glimpses of strong play which is promising for the remaining games.

Awards: Matilda Carroll, Charli Hendrikse and Morgan Cook - McDonalds

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2018 A GRADE NETBALL PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD ROUND 9 VOTES

Sale v Maffra

Warragul v Morwell

Bairnsdale v Traralgon

Moe v Drouin

Leongatha v Wonthaggi

Cromb, Meg Maffra

Garth, Courtney Morwell

Deller, Sally Bairnsdale

Hodgson, Isabelle Moe

Blair, Courtney Wonthaggi

Henry, Coco Maffra

Green, Anna Warragul

Dwyer, Alison Bairnsdale

Moody, Georgia Moe

Wylie, Alyce Wonthaggi

Ballinger, Taylah Maffra

Allison, Rachel E Morwell

O'brien, Stacey Traralgon

Mcinnes, Emily Moe

Bowman, Chelsea Wonthaggi

15

Cook, Renee Warragul

13

Deller, Sally Bairnsdale

10

Redpath, Lauren Leongatha

14

Allison, Claire Morwell

13

Garth, Courtney Morwell

9

Wylie, Alyce Wonthaggi

11

9

Blair, Courtney Wonthaggi

13

Gardiner, Stacie Drouin

Marriott, Nicola Leongatha

10

O'Brien, Stacey Traralgon

9

Luke, Sarah Maffra

TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE

NETBALL SHOOTING STAR 2018 2018 ROUND 10 LEADING SCORERS

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Chelsea Bowman Wonthaggi

20

15

Lily Scott Leongatha

Jennifer Claire Allison 20 Wrigglesworth 19 Morwell

27

Stacie Gardiner Drouin

30

Chelsea Livingstone Traralgon

26

Georgia Moody Moe

18

Isla Pearson Georgia Riseley 12 20 Bairnsdale Leongatha

goals

Sally Deller Bairnsdale

Leongatha v Wonthaggi

goals

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Bella Hodgson 35 Moe

goals

Bairnsdale v Traralgon

Moe v Drouin

Sale v Maffra

Warragul v Morwell

Hayley Castle 21 Sale

Anna Green Warragul

Sale

Coco Henry 19 Maffra

Daisy Hill Morwell

2018 GOAL SHOOTERS LEADER BOARD - A GRADE goals

goals

NAME

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NAME

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314

Stacie Gardiner

Drouin

198

Daisy Hill

Morwell

311 Taylin Gourley

Traralgon

197

Kylie Proctor

Drouin

254 Claire Allison

Morwell

197 Jaime Rollinson

Warragul

247 Sally Deller

Bairnsdale

190

Anna Green

Warragul

228 Bella Hodgson

Moe

179

Georgia Moody

Moe

200 Isla Pearson

Bairnsdale

174

Hayley Castle

Sale

The TRFM GIPPSLAND LEAGUE Netball Shooting Star is awarded to the player who shoots the most goals in the regular season in the TRFM Gippsland League

NETBALL TEAMS A GRADE

COACH: Katelyn & Ashleigh Wheeler Ashleigh Wheeler Abbey Sproul Isla Pearson Paris Dunkley Alison Dwyer Michaela O'Connor Sally Deller

A GRADE

COACH: Peter Moody Samantha Waters (C) Shannon Freeman (VC) Georgia Moody Bella Hodgson Emily Mc Innes Charlize Bird Alex Moody

A GRADE

COACH: Lexie Fenton Jaime Rollinson Anna Green Lexie Fenton Hayley Roberts Rachael Chandler Rebecca O'Halloran Renee Cook Alexandra Cole

A GRADE

COACH: Fiona Cengia Zali Anderson Elle Bates Courtney Blair Chelsea Bowman Courtney Brann Ally Cengia Olivia Gilmour Eva Lindsay Annebella Williams Alyce Wylie

A GRADE

COACH: Mel Johnston Hayley Castle Tori Dessent Kristy Glover Morgan Mayne Ruby Phillips (C) Mia Simmons Alex Stephenson Maggie Tatterson Jennifer Wrigglesworth

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B GRADE

COACH: Kayla Neilson Kate Allen Dimity Harris Angela Meade Tegan Jenkins Vicky Stuckey Maddi McCarrey Nellie Austin Katelyn Wheeler

B GRADE

BAIRNSDALE NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Lindy Bills Amy Preston Jasmine Kazakas Bella McLaren Lauren Bills Lucy Avage Ebony Mooney Kristy Richardson

COACH: Ruby Riley Melissa Pitt Georgia Lyons Olivia Brady Eboni Wall Cindy Dawson Cara McIntosh Madeleine Stevenson Grace Cant Mackenzie Minichello

B GRADE

COACH: Carmel Birkett Courtney Brann Nikki Cengia Joanne Duscher Carley Gilliland Jemma Gilmour Olivia Gilmour Bonni Huitema Emma Sorenson Cassidy Bowman

B GRADE

COACH: Bec Berry Chelsea Allison Bec Berry Emily Dessent Stephanie Dessent Kate Hayes Mel Johnston (C) Emily Morrison Ella Randell Ellen Robinson

Jemma McLauglin Sophie Bills Jess Stevenson Charli Young Macy Tatnell Kate Storck Paige Barr Hayley Stevenson Mia Clifford

MOE NETBALL TEAM LISTS

C GRADE

COACH: Krissy Travers COACH: Renee Blandford Renee Blanford Elise Sim Carly Mullen Bianconi (C) Remi Edebohls Bree Phoenix Demi Plunkett Carley Van Der Pluym Ash Travers Karlee Kerrigan (C) Maleah Travers Cheree Carney Lisa Shields (VC) Beckea Jones Rachel Shaw Elly Brown Serena De Dios

B GRADE

17 & UNDER

17 & UNDER

COACH: Krissy Travers Elly Brown Maddison Bond Charlize Bird (VC) Elyse Gordon Patty Mc Innes (C) Taylah Summersgill Milly Murphy

WARRAGUL NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Kelly Sheehan Kim Weller Kelly Sheehan Claire Sandman Lizzy Bayley Hannah McKenzie Tanya Barr Emily Sandman Matisse Olsson Sarah Hams Ellen Croft

17 & UNDER

COACHES: Kim Weller Grace Radford Sarah Kaine Indy Fries Georgia Hams Abby Van Rossum Katelyn McKenzie Madison Quaife

WONTHAGGI NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Joanne Duscher Whitney Anderson Ashlee Bendall Lani Birkett Emily Burns Elise De Santis Madeleine Dowel Zoe Lowe Stephanie Magro Somer Schmidt Sarah Shaw

17 & UNDER

COACHES: Brooke Scapin/Alyce Lindsay Bella Anderson Ellie Bates Chelsea Bowman Chloe Cengia Lara Garry Eva Scapin Lily Sharples Isabella Tiziani

SALE NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Adelle Kelly Shauna Anderson Breanna Courtney Taryn Grubb Adelle Kelly Sam Maxfield Jamieson Randell Leah Stoffels (C) Emily Waugh Sarah Wood

15 & UNDER

COACHES: Michaela O'Connor COACHES: Fran Fitzsimon

17 & UNDER

COACH: Leah Stoffels Kirsten Craft Hayley Castle Ella Fraser Sara Morrison Chloe Nash Alex Stephenson Jennifer Wrigglesworth Alyssa Waugh (C) Shauna Anderson

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Olivia East Ruby Dunkley Ruby Timms Indi Dalton Tyla Alvin Emily Hall Lillian Strong Stella Fitzsimon Abbey Bills

15 & UNDER

13 & UNDER COACH: Kristy Richardson

Alivia Chila Katie Curtis Alli Healey Indi Kellow Jasmine McAuliffe Anna Mooney Jordon O'Connor Oliva Rees

13 & UNDER

COACH: Debbie Paul Madelaine (Laini) Galea (C) Olivia Rock (Co Capt) Ashley Paul (Co Capt) Alyssa Anderson (VC) Erin Warner Destiny Mackrell Hayley Koot Meg Morris Hannah Davis Nikita Blair Calli Koch Lacey Pedersen Brielle Laidlaw Layla Blair Brandi King Lily Campbell Molly Young (emergency) Chelsea Lawn Natalie Bills (emergency) COACH: Shannon Freeman

15 & UNDER

COACHES: Hayley Roberts Laura Miller Olivia Sheehan Zoe Phillips Brydie Mulqueen Jacinta Bagot Emily Hobbs Ella Weir Jaz Porch Bella Hefford

15 & UNDER

COACHES: Linda Tack/ Courtney Brann Macie Gilmour Nina Hunter Tori Legg Safie Lindsay Matilda Peters Amy Piasente Freya Scapin Alicia Smith Brigette Tack Felicity Tack

15 & UNDER

COACH: Tori Dessent Olivia Barnett Maya Bown Ruby Dillon Cleo Fox Tess Hansford Keisha Jackson Charlotte Ronchi Lillie Stobie Lara VanDerVoort Indigo Waugh

13 & UNDER

COACH: Lisa Williamson Lucy Williamson Charlotte Bundle Mia Radford Pippa Cook Tess Talbot Ella Pitkin Keely Pyle Rylee McCarthy Tia Jenkins

13 & UNDER

COACH: Rebecca Wright Maya Fraser Imogen Lindsay Zac Mabilia Mia Plenkovich Baia Pugh Laetitia Pugh Kirra Sleeman Macey Smith Ania Todd Tess Wingfield

13 & UNDER

COACH: Bernard Dillon Lucy Best Abbi Boulter (Co Capt) Katelyn Robinson Milla Anderson Tahlia Bye Isla Mc Carthy Ally Beale Sienna Wynd (Co Capt) Georgie Hrehoreson Kate Van Der Voort Alyssa Light

NETBALL TEAMS A GRADE

B GRADE

Ashli Gilliam Ashlea Payne Milly Ellen Caysie Clake Elicia Garnham Keeley Price Alana Hanegraff Zali Rogers Stacey Gilliam

Beth Scott Georgia Riseley Jaclyn Smith Kasie Rump Lauren Redpath Lily Scott Nicola Marriott Sara Riseley Simone Dekker

A GRADE

COACH: Jo Ballinger Emma Allman Natalie Allman Taylah Ballinger Paige Biddle (C) Meg Cromb Coco Henry Sarah Luke Meghann Gordyn

A GRADE

COACH: Kyie Proctor Stace Gardiner Kyie Proctor Ella Henderson Ruby Pratt Kelly Hedley Nicole Bryce Ebony Mumford Kym Diston Christie Edwards April Bethune

B GRADE COACHES: Belinda Oldham & Lauren McQuillen Layne Allman Brooke Anderson Emily Boyle Mikahla Callahan Alex Gallatly (C) Molly Huts Chloe Orchard Renee Potts

B GRADE

COACH: Stacie Gardiner Alison McArthur Jodie Proctor Chelsea DeRiter Natalie Sloane Lia Olsen Taylah Marsh - Irwin Elly-Rose Wall Abbey Kingi Deborah Thomas Rachel Morris

A GRADE

COACH: Caitlan Ponton Kate French Ramayer Gourley Taylin Gourley Rebecca Jennings Stacey O'brien (C) Caitlan Ponton Maddison Stockdale Lily Vanberkel

C GRADE

17 & UNDER

Alicia Marshman Bethany Scott Keely Price Lily Scott Luca Riseley Simone Dekker Stacey Gilliam Zali Hill Zali Rogers

Alisha Hemming Ella Lyons Georgina Drew Carlie Dwyer Ruth Hardy Evie Dekker Macey Davison Nikya Wright Teagan Renden

MAFFRA NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

17 & UNDER

COACH: Maddy Sly Maddie Ballinger Nikita Callahan Rachael Edey Sarah Edey Anna Gaw Steph Howson Jemma O'Brien Myah Proud Megan Raine (C)

COACH: Taylah Ballinger Leyla Berry (C) Hannah Bourke Maddie Davis Zara Flynn Neeve McQuillen Abbey Pleydell Ella Schacht Meg Shelton Sophie Randall

DROUIN NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Alison McArthur Lateisha Edwards Georgia Henderson Emily Bethune Abby Tyrrell Kate Butler Bianca Proctor Monique Rachel Pullen Jess Murray Sarah Sharpe

17 & UNDER

COACHES: April Bethune & Stacie Gardiner Holly Andrews Kiarna Craig Prue Cavanagh Alan Rippon Ally Lieshout Kristen Olivia East Amy Bertacco

MORWELL NETBALL TEAM LISTS

A & B GRADE

COACHES: Rachel Allison & Nadine Sloan Claire Allison Rachel Allison Nicole Dalton Emily Donoghue Laura Fleming Courtney Garth Daisy Hill

LEONGATHA NETBALL TEAM LISTS

Maddison Hutchison Caitlin Mareska Isla McRae Ellie Pollutro Chloe Radford Nadine Sloan Casey Sherriff Renee Stevens Shelby Wulffers

B GRADE

COACH: Fiona Morrow Rebecca Duddington Bree Guttridge Kasey Guttridge Nicole Jennings Kristy Jennings Alyce Murphy Jaimee Salleh (C) Cassidy Smith Claire Thomas

C GRADE

COACH: Gail Macfarlane Libby Hodgson Maddy Schneider Kristy Leslie Jessica Hutchison Annie Little Alyssa Holme Charli Leslie Isabelle Kennedy

17 & UNDER

COACH: Ramayer Gourley Saskia Eenjes Traxareq Hanratty Amy Husson Chelsea Livingstone (C) Lori Scholtes Heidi Gaudion Lauryn King-Church Milan Maaka Matilda Vanberkel

TRARALGON NETBALL TEAM LISTS C GRADE

COACH: Katie Smith Hannah Aurish Tiffany Boatman Nicole Donelan Amie Jackson Bridget Kase Sophie Membrey (C) Loren Ponton Lori Scholtes

17 & UNDER

COACH: Ramayer Gourley Saskia Eenjes Traxareq Hanratty Amy Husson Chelsea Livingstone (C) Lori Scholtes Heidi Gaudion Lauryn King-Church Milan Maaka Matilda Vanberkel

15 & UNDER

Alahna Arnason Alice Reid Chloe Brown Holly Van Der Plight Makenzi Gourley Mia Deenen Phoebe Davidson Taylah Buckley Zara Littlejohn

15 & UNDER

COACH: Coco Henry Chelsea Allman Rebecca Bourke April Burton Jasmyn Hennig Charlotte Keifer Meika King Mahli Oldham (C) Chloe Proud Jana Hennig

15 & UNDER

COACH: Lisa Biffen Lucy Mckellar Brooke DeRiter Ella Gown Gabriella East Harriett Parkinson Sabine Lieshout Bailey Flemming Macey Newcombe Olivia Konstanty

15 & UNDER

COACH: Claire Allison Mikayla Couling Ashlyn Pavey Emily Fourlze Abbey Tripp (C) Michaela Beveridge Emma Spagnolo Alyssa Furlan Anna Solomon Macie Leslie Emergency: Mia Gray

15 & UNDER

COACH: Tracey Gaudion Amity Blair Charlotte Di Toro Ella Fothergill Piper Loprese Allyssa Tangi (C) Molly Vanberkel Alannah Webster Chelsey Webster

13 & UNDER

Ada Hill Ella Littlejohn Harper McLennan Katie Harris Kinesha Anderson Kylah James Phoebe Hinds Taya Cameron Zara Kreuzburger

13 & UNDER

COACH: Katie Jones Bridie Daly Tara Dunsmuir Jaime Gallatly Heidi Gray Lucy Jones Elise Norris Kheali Oldham Matilda Pendergast Phoebe Regan

13 & UNDER

COACHES: Abby Tyrrell & Alison McArthur Matilda Carroll Allanah Jagoe Holly Cheyne Montana Lewis Tess Mapleson Charlie Hendrikse Lainey Trickey Morgan Cook Shayne Stock

13 & UNDER

COACH: Caitlin Mareska Emma Darling (C) Madison Beveridge Taylah Pavey Alice Mooney Bree Bonnici Daniella Utanga Elly-May Hawkins Olivia Fourlze Indiana Thomas

13 & UNDER COACH: Michelle Livingstone

Amali Adams Dempsey Blair Emma Farley Anesu Gwara Sophie Little Emily Neocleous Tamia Noda Montanna Styles (C)

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NETBALL ROUND 9 RESULTS A GRADE

U 17

Morwell 38 def Warragul 34

Morwell 41 def Warragul 17

Traralgon 44 def by Bairnsdale 53

Traralgon 55 def Bairnsdale 21

Maffra 39 def by Sale 40

Maffra 37 def by Sale 39

Drouin 56 def by Moe 69

Drouin 37 drew Moe 37

Wonthaggi 41 def Leongatha 35

Wonthaggi 30 def Leongatha 27

B GRADE

U 15

Morwell 36 drew Warragul 36

Morwell 28 def by Warragul 36

Traralgon 66 def Bairnsdale 19

Traralgon 12 def by Bairnsdale 49

Maffra 37 def Sale 35

Maffra 25 def by Sale 48

Drouin 38 def by Moe 42

Drouin 41 def Moe 33

Wonthaggi53 def Leongatha 30

Wonthaggi 23 def by Leongatha 43 U 13

C GRADE Morwell 30 def Warragul FNC 26

Morwell 23 def Warragul 16

Traralgon 51 def Bairnsdale FNC 30

Traralgon 27 def by Bairnsdale 31

Maffra 58 def Sale 31

Maffra 14 def by Sale 51

Drouin 42 def Moe 36

Drouin 9 def by Moe 28

Wonthaggi Power 44 def Leongatha 23

Wonthaggi 15 def by Leongatha 29

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2018 NETBALL LADDERS A GRADE

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

Morwell

10 9 1 0

514

396

129.8

Moe

10 7 3 0

504

424

118.87

Traralgon

10 6 3 1

Drouin

10 6 3 1

611

414

539

500

Maffra

10 5 5 0

424

441

Bairnsdale

10 4 6 0

447

481

Warragul

10 4 6 0

397

458

UNDER 17

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

36

Wonthaggi

10 9 1 0

428

308

138.96

36

28

Traralgon

10 8 2 0

460

287

160.28

32

147.58

26

Morwell

10 8 2 0

396

331

119.64

32

107.8

26

Maffra

10 6 4 0

457

392

116.58

24

96.15

20

Leongatha

10 5 5 0

383

335

114.33

20

92.93

16

Moe

10 4 5 1

434

391

111

18

86.68

16

Sale

10 4 6 0

397

405

98.02

16

Leongatha

10 4 6 0

374

494

75.71

16

Drouin

10 3 6 1

320

363

88.15

14

Wonthaggi

10 2 8 0

352

421

83.61

8

Bairnsdale

10 2 8 0

322

425

75.76

8

Sale

10 2 8 0

362

495

73.13

8

Warragul

10 0 10 0

195

555

35.14

0

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

Traralgon

10 10 0 0

598

314

190.45

40

Sale

10 10 0 0

498

230

216.52

40

Moe

10 9 1 0

481

423

113.71

36

Bairnsdale

10 9 1 0

424

237

178.9

36 28

B GRADE

UNDER 15

Morwell

10 6 3 1

426

398

107.04

26

Drouin

10 7 3 0

425

259

164.09

Warragul

10 6 3 1

431

406

106.16

26

Moe

10 6 4 0

421

313

134.5

24

Sale

10 5 5 0

367

370

99.19

20

Leongatha

10 5 4 1

430

353

121.81

22

Maffra

10 4 5 1

412

451

91.35

18

Maffra

10 5 4 1

400

356

112.36

22

Wonthaggi

10 3 6 1

411

446

92.15

14

Warragul

10 3 7 0

267

437

61.1

12

Drouin

10 2 7 1

396

443

89.39

10

Wonthaggi

10 2 8 0

234

466

50.21

8

Leongatha

10 1 8 1

419

554

75.63

6

Morwell

10 2 8 0

228

455

50.11

8

Bairnsdale

10 1 9 0

359

495

72.53

4

Traralgon

10 0 10 0

220

441

49.89

0

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

%

PTS

TEAM

P W L D FOR AGST

Maffra

10 10 0 0

514

160.12

40

Sale

10 10 0 0

511

Traralgon

10 9 1 0

429

312

137.5

36

Traralgon

10 7 2 1

Drouin

10 7 3 0

349

277

125.99

28

Leongatha

10 7 3 0

Wonthaggi

10 7 3 0

337

288

117.01

28

Wonthaggi

Moe

10 6 4 0

337

310

108.71

24

Warragul

10 4 6 0

322

322

100

16

C GRADE

321

UNDER 13

%

PTS

136

375.74

40

392

227

172.69

30

307

233

131.76

28

10 6 4 0

310

230

134.78

24

Maffra

10 5 4 1

327

325

100.62

22

Moe

10 5 5 0

274

273

100.37

20

Sale

10 3 7 0

345

378

91.27

12

Bairnsdale

10 5 5 0

257

300

85.67

20

Morwell

10 3 7 0

288

411

70.07

12

Morwell

10 3 7 0

246

340

72.35

12

Leongatha

10 1 9 0

266

398

66.83

4

Warragul

10 1 9 0

117

371

31.54

4

Bairnsdale

10 0 10 0

267

437

61.1

0

Drouin

10 0 10 0

109

415

26.27

0

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GIPPSLAND POWER FEEL THE POWER advantage of the strong wind in the second term.

With only minutes to go, the Cannons took advantage of some slack work at the centre bounce by the Power and reduced their lead to sixteen points by the long break. It was a far more productive term by the Power but, and it’s a vital but, they were still giving the Cannons opportunities on the rebound. Poor defensive skills by some Power forwards allowed Calder to attack too easily and put the defenders under un-necessary intense pressure.

Engie Gippsland Power went into their match against the Calder Cannons relatively confident despite having key players, Caleb Serong, Sam Flanders, Xavier Duursma, Matt McGannon and Kyle Reid missing due to State team commitments in South Australia. It was the second time that they found themselves in this scenario and had responded very well to the challenges involved individually and as a team against the Falcons in their most recent game.

However, this week it was a little more complicated as coach, Leigh Brown was also involved in the Victorian Country state team. His responsibilities were to be taken up by assistant coach, Rhett McLennan who still had the support of Scott McDougal, Peter Mongta and Alan Chandler. On a more positive note, outstanding youngster, Brock Smith was available after state duties and his Moe team mate Trent Baldi, joined his twin brother Riley for their first TAC Cup game together.

Early in the match, neither side was able to get flowing football started due to some poor decision making and some very dodgy skills. The Power were applying their trade-mark intense pressure but were squandering scoring opportunities with a lack of poise and vision. The Cannons scored the first goal of the game after about twelve minutes and it took a direct attacking move by Nick Lowden to allow Josh Smith to finally kick a goal for the Power.

At the end of the quarter, neither coach would have been impressed with their sides’ performance as they could only manage one gaol each from twenty three forward fifty entries between them. The Cannons led by four points at the break because they had at least scored five points as well as their single goal. Rhett would have been eager to get the boys back to their “normal” way of converting scoring opportunities as they had the

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If the first term was ordinary for the Power, their third term effort was even more “iffy.” But for some excellent work by the defence in the opening term minutes of the quarter, the Cannons would have been well in front.

Another rebound “gift” by the Power gave them their first of the term but, instead of reacting positively, they gave the Cannons two more easy goals. In what was probably the Power’s worst quarter for the year, they didn’t score a goal.

Yet again they were behind at the end of the quarter but this time the margin was five points. If Rhett and his fellow assistants were expecting a turnaround by the Power at the start of the last quarter, then they were very disappointed as the Cannons again kicked a goal far too easily. It took some more of Hodge’s hard work to set up Josh Smith for a clever snap and then Rylan Henkel went long and direct to find Noah Gown who marked strongly and goaled.

The Cannons regained the initiative, again due to Power errors and it needed some more direct attacking play by Josh Smith to set up Hodge for a vital goal. It meant that the scores were level but Boadie Motton then gave the Power the lead with a long goal late in the term. Almost as if on cue, the Cannons attacked with seconds to go and were able to kick a goal to draw level at the final siren. It was one of those results that suited the game, as neither side had worked well enough to deserve a win but the draw seemed more appropriate.

Final scores, engie Gippsland Power 11 goals 6 behinds 72 points drew with Calder Cannons 10 goals 12 behinds 72 points. Goal kickers, Josh Smith 3, Austin Hodge, Brock Smith and Harry Pepper 2, Noah Gown and Boadie Motton 1.

Power sit second on the TAC Cup ladder with 6 wins and 2 draws from their 9 games.

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2018 SEASON FIXTURE ROUND 1 Friday, 30 March 2018 Leongatha 115 def Wonthaggi 66 Warragul 94 def Morwell 34 Saturday, 7 April 2018 Moe 120 def Drouin 55 Bairnsdale 86 def by Traralgon 102 Sunday, 8 April 2018 Sale 71 def by Maffra 129 ROUND 2 Saturday, 14 April 2018 Drouin 21 def by Maffra 82 Bairnsdale 56 def Morwell 40 Sale 80 def Moe 42 Wonthaggi 49 def by Warragul 68 Traralgon 77 def Leongatha 46 (N) ROUND 3 Saturday, 21 April 2018 Leongatha 126 def Morwell 31 Bairnsdale 155 def Drouin 68 Warragul 42 def by Moe 100 Maffra 171 def Wonthaggi 35 Traralgon 70 def by Sale 92 ROUND 4 Saturday, 28 April 2018 Leongatha 42 def by Maffra 84 Moe 114 def Bairnsdale 77 Morwell 47 def by Sale 80 Wonthaggi 70 def Traralgon 60 Sunday, 29 April 2018 Drouin 84 def Warragul 83 (S) ROUND 5 Saturday, 5 May 2018 Bairnsdale 102 def Wonthaggi 31 Maffra 98 def Morwell 22 Moe 66 def by Leongatha 97 Warragul 95 def Traralgon 70 Sale 124 def Drouin 30 ROUND 6 Saturday, 12 May 2018 Wonthaggi 75 def by Sale 94 Morwell 53 def by Moe 57 Traralgon 106 def Drouin 94 Leongatha 147 def Warragul 44 Bairnsdale 37 def by Maffra 67 (N) QUALIFYING FINAL (Saturday)

BYE / INTERLEAGUE Saturday, 19 May 2018 ROUND 7 Saturday, 26 May 2018 Sale 105 def Bairnsdale 73 Wonthaggi 57 def by Morwell 96 Moe 48 def by Traralgon 87 Drouin 85 def by Leongatha 120 Maffra 159 def Warragul 60 ROUND 8 Saturday, 2 June 2018 Moe 108 def Wonthaggi 56 Leongatha 92 def Bairnsdale 43 Warragul 92 def Sale 93 Drouin 60 def by Morwell 68 Traralgon 52 def by Maffra 63 ROUND 9 Saturday, 9 June 2018 Maffra 96 def Moe 71 Sale 83 def by Leongatha 94 Bairnsdale 109 def Warragul 70 Wonthaggi 62 def Drouin 50 Morwell 55 def by Traralgon 82 (N) ROUND 10 Saturday, 16 June 2018 Morwell 48 def by Warragul 70 Traralgon 126 def Bairnsdale 47 Drouin 48 def by Moe 139 Maffra 34 def by Sale 71 Sunday, 17 June 2018 Wonthaggi 23 def by Leongatha 57 (S) ROUND 11 Saturday, 23 June 2018 Maffra v Drouin Bairnsdale v Morwell Moe v Sale Warragul v Wonthaggi Leongatha v Traralgon ROUND 12 Saturday, 30 June 2018 Morwell v Leongatha Drouin v Bairnsdale Moe v Warragul Wonthaggi v Maffra Sale v Traralgon

ROUND 13 Saturday, 7 July 2018 Maffra v Leongatha Sunday, 8 July 2018 Bairnsdale v Moe (S) Saturday, 14 July 2018 Traralgon v Wonthaggi Sale v Morwell Sunday, 15 July 2018 Warragul v Drouin (S) ROUND 14 Saturday, 21 July 2018 Wonthaggi v Bairnsdale Morwell v Maffra Leongatha v Moe Traralgon v Warragul Drouin v Sale ROUND 15 Saturday, 28 July 2018 Sale v Wonthaggi Moe v Morwell Drouin v Traralgon Warragul v Leongatha Maffra v Bairnsdale ROUND 16 Saturday, 4 August 2018 Bairnsdale v Sale Morwell v Wonthaggi Leongatha v Drouin Saturday, 11 August 2018 Traralgon v Moe Warragul v Maffra ROUND 17 Saturday, 18 August 2018 Wonthaggi v Moe Bairnsdale v Leongatha Sale v Warragul Morwell v Drouin Maffra v Traralgon ROUND 18 Saturday, 25 August 2018 Moe v Maffra Leongatha v Sale Warragul v Bairnsdale Drouin v Wonthaggi Traralgon v Morwell

1 SEPTEMBER

ELIMINATION FINAL (Sunday)

2ND SEMI-FINAL (Saturday)

8 SEPTEMBER

1ST SEMI-FINAL (Sunday)

9 SEPTEMBER

PRELIMINARY FINAL

15 SEPTEMBER

GRAND FINAL

22 SEPTEMBER

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