BUDGET The Family League mid south east football & netball #1455ISSUE A GRADE FOOTBALL: KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH KALANGADOO v GLENCOEA GRADE NETBALL: MIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUEMAJORSPONSORMIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUENAMINGRIGHTSSPONSOR rdSATURDAY 3 september 2022 - mount burr MSEFootball L E A G U E MSENetball A S S O C I A T I O N
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Finals Information
The Board of the MSEFL can announce the final venues for the 2022 season. Due to a change in our by-laws that removes the need for a final venue to be neutral to the two compe ng A Grade sides, the 2022 venues are as follows: Venues for the remaining Mid SE finals are: 2nd Semi Final - Saturday 3rd September @ Mt Burr Junior Colts 9.30am B Grade 12.15pm A Grade 2.00pm Grand Final - Saturday 17th September @ Kalangadoo Senior Colts 10.45am Star ng mes for the first three minor finals are: A Grade 2.00pm In the event of a draw in any final of any grade a er full me, the game shall be con nued with five (5) minute halves un l a result is achieved. Junior Colts 9.15am
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KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH A GRADE – 2:00pm Umpires: Travis Lockwood, Barry Nilsson, Adam Maidment Boundary: George Wimshurst, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, James Allen Goals: Gordon Brown, Damian Galloway Reserve Umpire: Bre Watson HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO Umpires: Adam Gilbert, Ma Cockrum, Tim Biggins Boundary: Noah Cockrum, Brodie Pfitzner, Kallan Price, Tighe Hurley Goals: Kevin Nobes, Andrew Rohrlach B GRADE – 12:15pm Reserve Umpire: Neil Webber
SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am ROBE v HATHERLEIGH Umpires: Bre Watson, Neil Webber, Michael Pink Boundary: George Wimshurst, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, James Allen Goals: Ted Peacock, Tom Egan Reserve Umpire: Ma Cockrum JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am KONGORONG v GLENCOE Umpires: Daniel McKenny, Sco Chuck Boundary: Noah Cockrum, Chad Cockrum, Liam Monaghan, Brodie Pfitzner Goals: Kevin Nobes, Andrew Rohrlach Reserve Umpire: Michael Pink
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Preliminary Final Saturday 10th September @ Kalangadoo Adults - $10 Invalid & Age Pensioners - $6 Grand Final admission prices: Adults - $15 Children (17 & Under) - Free Invalid & Age Pensioners - $10 Admission prices for the minor finals are: B Grade 12.05pm Senior Colts 10.30am Children (17 & Under) - Free Star ng mes for Grand Final day are:
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Patrons who comply with this condi on are then requested to contact your home club secretary prior to the preceding Thursday of each match. You will need to advise them of your Disabled Parking Permit number for them to formally request an invalid park on your behalf, and the permit will need to be displayed on the day.
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By Steve Walters (SE Voice)
A welcome dose of pre-Spring weather was evident last weekend but it is unlikely the mercury might climb again on Saturday. It should be standing room only on Can Hill which is the premier viewing point in country South Australia.
Going solely on form, Kalangadoo deserves to start favourites as it has only lost one game during the minor round.
By J.L. 'Fred' Smith (SE Voice)
The Western Border Cats voted last month 97% in favour of joining the MSEFL in 2023 but because they were busy hos ng a preliminary final at Island Park, they could not travel to HaRobe.therleigh and Kalangadoo would be desperate to win to gain the direct path to the grand final at Kalangadoo on September 17.
Honorary groundsman and 1980 Carthew Medallist Peter Henderson will have the grass in p-top condi on.
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It is one a piece in the home and away season between the Eagles and Magpies and both will be looking at the bigger picture come the end of the day
The Magpies are well drilled to move the ball into a ack and give Krieger, Ben Gregory, Ben Mules and co. every opportunity to boot a winning score.
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JUNIOR COLTS These two teams drew a line in the sand in round 17 and had a great ba le, with the Murphies coming out on top by 10 points. The Murphies will need to bring their best and that will come from Tighe Hurley, Kallan Price and Kade FMulraneyortheHawks it will be spread across numerous players, but Declan Richardson, Jobe Janeway, Rhys Newton and Harrison Elletson will be players to watch.
The verdict: Kalangadoo is a hungry ou it having lost the 2021 grand final and the side has a greater depth of talent but the Hatherleigh Eagles cannot be discounted if they play at full capacity.
Hatherleigh has some talented players that will carry the ball forward to score quickly while Kalangadoo has the experience and level head of Chris Mules.
Hatherleigh would prefer a large and firm oval and that will not exactly be provided at Mt Burr as it is the smallest in the MSEFL and we have had some rainy days this week.
Mind you, the Eagles did not come away empty-handed, with Mikey Telford named as joint Walker Medallist and the club winning the coveted Glenelg trophy for performances across all four grades. The cause of the Magpies was boosted on Sunday when four of the top prizes came its way at the annual MSEFL presenta on func ons held at the Millicent War Memorial Civic and Arts Centre. Hatherleigh also started the return game well on August 20, but faltered and was then overrun to lose by two goals.Itisno coincidence that Kalangadoo lost two of its 2021 finals when Krieger was missing due to injury
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Kalangadoo's stocks have risen on the eve of their mee ng with second-ranked Hatherleigh as the Mid South Eastern Football League prepares to stage its semi final on Saturday at “Mick” and Jean Walker Oval at Mount Burr Tom Williams was named as junior coach of the year, Chris Mules won his first Carthew Medal, forward Michael Krieger claimed his second consecu ve goal-kicking prize and Tye McManus won the Bill Hanel Memorial Under 21 Award.
It ne ed eight goals while conceding a mere behind and the visitors never breached this gap.
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Robe has had a good season and will rely on Hudson Peel, Kaiden Carter and Flynn Peel to maintain its winning streak.
Mid South East finals football will con nue this weekend with the semi-final being played at Mick and Jean Walker Oval. Both sides are in the top two and it a brave heart style of football will be required.
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They had entered the semi-final as the undefeated reigning and minor premiers but succumbed to Port MacDonnell who went on to repeat that result in the grand final.
The Hawks were undefeated un l the last game and Glencoe will have the minor premiers a bit concerned come Saturday morning.
Joshua Searle, Mules and Sco Agnew will be the Keys to the Magpies while Tim Merre , Clayton Skeer and Ethan Bowman are the leading Eagles. But that was a long me ago and things are a lot different now finals have Meanarrived.while,the Eagles will most likely have the speed to outrun the Roosters and will look to Harvey Jones to kick a bag full of goals with support from Eli Kneen and Jack Marino.
When the ball reaches the forward line of the Eagles, Sam Telfer, Bradley Mitchell and Jake Wight must capitalise.
It was back in round 12 when these two-sides ba led against each other and the Roosters were victorious by 62 points.
The other incen ve would be to avoid a cut-throat confronta on with reigning premiers Port MacDonnell in the preliminary final at Kalangadoo on September 10. It must be noted the black-andwhites were in an even be er posi on a year ago.
That solitary blemish was by a sizeable 45 points at Hatherleigh on June 4 when the Eagles unleashed a devasta ng first-quarter blitzkrieg.
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It remains to be seen how many players and supporters of the Casterton Sandford Football Netball Club will be on hand to witness a Mid South Eastern final.
For Hatherleigh to win, Mark Marrio and Darcy Bateman must win the rucks and bring the likes of Telford and Jordan Galpin into the play
Bendigo Bank A Grade Port MacDonnell 2.7 3.8 8.14 10.15 (75) Mount Burr 3.1 4.2 5.4 8.7 (55) Best - Port MacDonnell: Nathan Brotherton, Jake Schleter, Tim Sullivan, Kyall McClean, Kev Thomson, Jake Turner; Mount Burr: Taylor Allen, Sam Wallis, Kallan Bevan, Hamish Smith, Josh Wallis, Tyler Stanley. Goals - Hatherleigh: Harry Gilbertson 3, Harry Baker 2, Hudson Nowak 2, Tom Bowering 1, Isaac Chambers 1, Reef Chambers 1, Riley Haines 1, Eli Sims 1, Cooper Walters 1; Port MacDonnell: Harry Carroll 2, Naite Rogers 1. Best - Glencoe: Dane Paproth, Ben Curran, Jayson Finnis, Trent Hawke, Ma hew Jaeschke, Joshua Agars; Robe: Dougal Day, Simon Ferguson, Glynn Brooks, James Kokiousis, Elroy Samuel, Joshua Wilson. Goals - Kongorong: Thomas Bellinger 5, Shakielle Von Stanke 4, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie 4, Toby McKinnon 2, William von Stanke 2, Mackye Baron 1, Maverick Cooper 1, Harrison Elletson 1; Mount Burr: Brady Sharp 2, Muhammad Abduvahobov 1, Kallan Bevan 1, Cohen Montuori 1, Calum Sparkes 1, Charlie Bevan 1. Best - Kongorong: Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, Mackye Baron, William von Stanke, Maverick Cooper, Tyler Richardson, Cohen Janeway; Mount Burr: Brock Sandow, Kallan Bevan, Brady Sharp, Cohen Montuori, Lukas Montuori, Arley Rigney. Kongorong 7.2 11.5 17.14 20.15 (135) Mount Burr 0.2 3.2 3.2 7.4 (46) junior colts Glencoe 7.3 7.4 14.6 18.6 (114) Robe 2.0 5.0 7.1 9.3 (57) senior colts Hatherleigh 3.1 5.3 9.6 13.7 (85) Port MacDonnell 1.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 (18) Goals - Port MacDonnell: Lennox Lewis 2, Tim Sullivan 2, Kev Thomson 2, Jake Turner 2, Kyall McClean 1, Ned Wilke 1; Mount Burr: Hamish Smith 3, Taylor Allen 1, Kallan Bevan 1, Jack Gregory 1, Nathan Muhovics 1, Josh Wallis 1. RESERVES Goals - Glencoe: Ben Curran 7, Anthony Cary 2, Jayson Finnis 2, Lachlan Hoch 2, Tory Weaver 2, Aden Brand 1, Ethan Bronca 1; Robe: Thomas Kurray 3, Simon Ferguson 2, Adam Brooks 1, Tristan Chincarini 1, Kane Cross 1, Joshua Wilson 1. Best - Hatherleigh: Harry Gilbertson, Eli Sims, Tom Bowering, Oskar Howell, Ethan Marshall; Port MacDonnell: Zaylen Smith, Kai Gilmore, Harry Carroll, Tye Dennert, Kade Gilmore, Taj Manning. FIRST SEMI-FINAL RESULTS 14 George Street, Millicent Phone 8733 1725 Email in2tmw@bigpond.com Sponsorofthe2022MSEFLLeadingGoalkickersAwards
MSEFL Senior Mail Medalist: Port MacDonnell's Tim Sullivan with Mid South East Football President Peter Mitchell. MSEFL Seniors Leading Goal Kicker: Kalangadoo's Michael Krieger MSEFL Senior Coach of the Year: Mount Burr's Reece Duncan. MSEFL Football Life Membership: Mount Burr's Nathan Muhovics. MSEFL Ma hews Petroleum Most Valuable Player: Kongorong's Ma Cordy with MSEFL’s Trevor Ling. MSEFL Joint Senior Runner Up Walker Medal: Glencoe's Zacc Cocks and Hatherleigh's Michael Telford with Jake Bromley Mid South Eastern Football Team of the Year 2022. Images courtesy Steve Walters (SE Voice). msefl 2022 award winners
msefl 2022 award winners MSEFL Klas Bilt Best Backman Award: Mount Burr's Sam Wallis with Sco Duncan from Klas Bilt. MSEFL Reserves Runner Up Best & Fairest: Glencoe's Tory Weaver. Absent is Reserves Best & Fairest Chris Mules (Kalangadoo). MSEFL Klas Bilt Champion Club of the Year & Glenelg Trophy: Awarded to Hatherleigh Football Club. Runners Up Robe Football Club. MSEFL Triple M Limestone Coast “Farmer” Phil Scanlon Memorial Rookie of the Year Award: Awarded to Joel Bryant from Robe Football Club. Accepted by Tom Wachtel. MSEFL Reserves Leading Goal Kicker: Kalangadoo's Sco Agnew with MSEFL Execu ve’s Jo Dean. Images courtesy Steve Walters (SE Voice). MSEFL Life Membership: Awarded to J.L. “Fred” Smith by MSEFL Execu ve’s Dennis Muhovics.
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MSEJFL Memorial Player Award: Harvey Harvey Sims.
MSEJFL Junior Colts Runner Up Best & Fairest: Mount Burr's Charlie Bevan with Mid South East Junior Football’s Gary Wilson.
Jones (Hatherleigh). MSEJFL Junior Colts Best & Fairest - Mansell Medal: Glencoe's Lachlan Brierley. MSEJFL Senior Colts Leading Goal Kicker: Hatherleigh's
Senior Colts Jim Maney
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Jones with Glenelg Football Club's Heath
MSEJFL Medal: with trophy represented by Robe Deb Mackey, Dean.
Senior Colts Best & Fairest - Malseed
Awarded to Ellis Cushion (Tantanoola) and
donor Jason Malseed. MSEJFL Senior Colts Joint Runner Up Best & Fairest: Ellis Cushion (Tantanoola) and Joel Bryant (Robe)
Kongorong's Maverick Cooper
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MSEJFL Junior Colts Leading Goal Kickers: Charlie Bevan (Mt Burr) and Daniel Ferguson (Glencoe) with 50 goals each. Images courtesy Steve Walters (SE Voice). Junior Coach of the Year: Kalangadoo's Tom Williams with Junior League President Graham Dowie.
MSEJFL Joint Junior Colts Player of the Year: Mount Burr's Charlie Bevan and Glencoe's Lachlan Brierley with MSEJFL’s Ma Cockrum.
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13 - Tom Williams: Great leadership in defence, a reliable lock down defender 3 - Tye McManus: Superstar onballer, Zone representa ve, sublime skills.
26 - Brad Auld: As clean as they come. Best skills at the club, le and right foot - it doesn't ma er
29 - Al Lyon: S ckiest mi s in the business, great contested mark. Leads up well. 33 - Michael Krieger: Two me league leading goal kicker. Great goal sense.
Back (L-R): Sam Casey, Troy Wilkinson, Ben Mules, Jus n Bromley, Mathew Fatchen, Brad Male, Conor Gen le, James Pra , Braiden Ousey, Jonathon Mules, Ben Gregory, Lachy Jones, Alex Lyon, Bre Lindner, Jack O’Connor, Tom Schumacher, Reece Carlson (President). Front: Michael Krieger, Tom Williams, Tye McManus, Patrick Davies, Ma hew Davies, Sam McManus (Vice Captain), Kevin Stark (Coach), Mitch Lowe (Captain), Andrew Stone, Brad Auld, Josh Larocca, Peter Savage.
2 - Bre Lindner: Mr Smooth, very reliable, never wastes an opportunity .
21 - Sam Casey: Mr Reliable. Superb 1 on 1 defender. Very consistent. 24 - Jon Mules: Reliable ruckman, gives our onballers first use every week.
17 - Josh Larocca: Quick half back flanker. Great skills, provides our run.
46 - Jus n Bromley: Can play anywhere, very versa le for a big man. Cri cal for our structure.
18 - Conor Gen le: Super quick, amazing skills and goal sense. Under 17. 19 - Ma hew Davies: High pressure wingman, gives us plenty of drive. Big tank, will run all day 20 - Jack O'Connor: Mr Fix It, can play any posi on on the ground. Has relished playing senior footy as a Senior Colt.
5 - Sam McManus: Vice Captain, amazing leadership quali es, big tank and will run all day
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22 - James Pra : Great leadership, provides plenty of drive for the team. Always gives his all.
4 - Andrew Stone: Lightning quick onballer who doesn't mind sneaking forward and snagging a goal. 7 - Jason Bannister: Lock down defender, loves grinding opponents down. Rarely beaten 1 on 1. 8 - Mat Fatchen: Superb skills and intercept marking, huge footy IQ. 10 - Mitch Lowe: Captain of our club, superb leadership quali es. Huge footy IQ. 12 - Lachy Jones: Different role this season, has dominated as a high half forward. Raking le foot kick.
14 - Patrick Davies: Rolls Royce, State Country representa ve, League footballer, has loved being back home.
27 - Ben Gregory: In career best form, Zone team centre half forward.
34 - Ben Mules: Our forward line general, sets up a lot of play for our younger players. Great leader Coach: Kevin Stark 40 - Braiden Ousey: Developing into a great ruckman and deep forward. Very accurate kick for goal.
51 - Brad Male: Young up and coming ruckman, huge ver cal leap.
16 - Lewis Walker: Lightning quick with really good skills, is a barometer when up and running on the wing.
8 - Bradley Mitchell: Medium size forward who reads the play well and is very dangerous in front of the goals, also runs through the middle.
17 - Sam Telfer: Small forward who plays big, is capable of kicking big bags and taking the game away from the opposi on. 21 - Jake Wight: Key forward who is a beau ful mark and even be er kick, can turn a game on its head.
1 - Zach Jones: Midfielder / forward who is quick and has really silky skills, he is always damaging with ball in hand.
35 - Jake Dowdy: Coach who leads from the front. Great kick at goal and can play both ends of the ground.
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Front: Joe Rayson, Sam Gray, Sam Telfer, Jack Gray (Vice Captain), Joseph Ferguson-Lane (Captain), Jason Faulkner, Grace Clough (Trainer).
19 - Jack Gray: Vice captain who leads well on and off the field, key defender tall or small and also uses his running ability and silky skills running off half back.
12 - Joe Rayson: Small forward / midfielder who has a massive work rate, gets to every contest and loves to lay a tackle!
26 - Je Faulkner: Senior colt who plays on the wing, a acks the ball hard and tends to find a lot of space to use his speed.
11 - Jason Bateman: Senior player who reads the play well, breaks lines and is very dangerous with a massive kick.
5 - Jack Skeer: Tall wingman who is tough as nails and also very dangerous in front of the big s cks.
37 - Cameron Atkinson: Shut down defender who always takes the key forward and rarely gets beaten.
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14 - Michael Telford: Workhorse in the middle who finds plenty of the football and also uses it very well.
25 - Darcy Bateman: Big ruckman turned CHF, massive work rate and a really strong mark.
6 - Jordy Galpin: Tough midfielder who runs all day, rarely looses a 50/50 and is a tackling machine, elite skills se ng up our forwards.
Coach: Jake Dowdy 42 - Patrick Chay: Natural forward who a acks the ball hard, has a huge leap and is a very reliable kick at goal.
24 - Mark Marrio : Excep onal tap ruckman who also crashes packs and takes big marks, also very handy ground level for a big man.
40 - Will Chay: Onballer who finds the footy and wins the 50/50 balls, has good skills on both sides of the body
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2 - Jason Faulkner: Great leader down back, strong in defence and uses the ball well going forward.
30 - Sam Gray: Natural defender who reads the play well and rarely gets beaten, always keeps a cool head in traffic.
3 - Gerard McGrath: Tall defender who also plays on ball, understands the game well and has excep onal skills.
9 - Jed Telfer: Reads the play well and controls the tempo with good ball use, always has me when he has the football.
Back (L-R): Harvey Jones, Will O’Connor, Jordy Galpin, William Chay, Jake Wight, Patrick Chay, Max Telfer, Michael Telford, Louis Brown, Blake Werchon. Middle: Mat Faulkner (Assistant Coach), Lewis Walker, Cameron Atkinson, Zach Jones, Mark Marrio , Jack Skeer, Bradley Mitchell, Dwayne Gray (Team Manager).
Absent: Jase Bateman, Darcy Bateman, Gerard McGrath, Je Faulkner
23 - Joseph Ferguson-Lane: Captain who leads by example, really strong in the contest and very dangerous up forward.
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Back (L-R): Reece Carlson (President), Andrew Crouch, Nathan Reeves, Michael Mules, Aidan Auld, Steve Devine, Adam Blom, Stewie McLaughlin, Jordan Brennan, Timmy Brennan, Mitch Varcoe, Dallas Jeffree, Liam Carlson, Tyson Scholz, Sco Agnew, Ellio Pegler, Caleb Gibbs, Des West, Josh Pra .
Back (L-R): Ethan Bowman, Tom Gray, Jacob Land, Max Telfer, Bre Watson, Dylan Vanderhorst, James Telford. Middle: Nick Waring (Team Manager), Ayden Reid, Riley Shanks, Cameron Slape, Jack Kain, Jack Altschwager, Cody Burne , Ryan Linder, Ross Tenny (Trainer).
Coach: James Thorne Coach: Adam Box 22 Louis Brown 4 Tom Bell 28 Clayton Skeer 31 James Telford 34 Riley Shanks 10 Tim Merre 15 Todd Watson 5 Ethan Bowman 9 Dylan Vanderhorst 13 Max Telfer 11 Bre Watson 18 Cameron Slape 6 Tom Gray 20 Josh Wight 26 James Gilbertson 27 Cody Burne 29 Jack Sullivan 32 Jack Altschwager 38 Jack Kain 43 Ben Lang 44 Will O'Connor 45 Lauchie Jackman-Tilley 46 Lauchlan Lang 47 James Thorn 48 Jacob Lang 49 Jordan Abbo 50 Nick Waring 54 Spencer Jones 55 Aiden Reid 56 Ryan Linder 58 Josh Hales 41 Ben Leopold 39 A. Blom 11 C. Mules 32 S. Devine 47 L. Carlson 20 T. Jones 51 M. Varcoe 58 T. Brennan 46 S. McLaughlin 18 J. Mansell 37 E. Pegler 42 C. Jorgensen 36 J. Searle 44 C. Larocca 35 T. Searle 25 T. Schumacher 6 D. Jeffree 43 T. Scholz 53 C. Gibbs 9 K. Stark 15 D. Barlow 16 J. Jones 23 N. Reeves 64 M. Gribben 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr finalscoreboard HATHERLEIGH EAGLES kalangadoo magpies
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Front: Tyler Jones, Kevin Stark, Jamil Jones, Chris Mules (Captain), Adam Box (Coach), Harry Peacock (Assistant Coach), Ma Auld, Chris Larocca, Jus n Mansell, Josh Searle. Mascot: Bobby Brennan.
Front: Spencer Jones, Josh Wight, Tom Bell (Vice Captain), Tim Merre (Captain), James Thorn (Coach), Toff Watson (Vice Captain), James Gilbertson, Clayton Skeer, Phil Keatley (Sta s cian). Lachlan Lang, Ben Leopold, Jordan Abbo , Lauchie Jackman-Tilley
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Back (L R): Ollie Hagge , Riley Boundy, Nathan Gibbons, Kyle Hampel, Mason McKenny, Riley Sutherland. Middle: Stephen Gibbons (Team Manager), Andre Strydom, Seb Moore, Joel Bryant, Codee Boundy, Cooper Thomas, Susie Clements (Team Manager). Kaiden Carter, Wyllie, Burzaco , Keane (Captain), Huebner (Coach), Captain), R):
Hudson Peel, Cameron Gibbons. Absent: Jimmy Murch, Raj Legoe, Max Robertson, Benny Hayes Back (L
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Jordan Atkinson, Will Watson, Archie Morgan, Tyson Atkinson, Danny Golding, Brayden Chambers, Aus n Ne le, Fletcher Leopold. Middle: Will Chay (Assistant Coach), Jack Bellinger, Bailey Linder, Zak Bowering, Ethan Leopold (Vice Captain), Eli Kneen, Jack Cassidy, Flynn Kain. Front: Charlie Sims, Kaden Thomas, Harvey Jones (Captain), Jed Telfer (Coach), Myles Widdison (Vice Captain), Jack Marino, Je Faulkner, Blake Werchon. Absent: Joel Smith, Ollie Fitzgerald, Riccardo Amaro Da Silva second SEMI-FINAL senior colts 10:45aM Coach: Sam Huebner Coach: Jed Telfer 5 Mason McKenny 17 Taj Boundy 19 Myles Burzaco 2 Cooper Thomas 7 Max Robertson 3 Jimmy Murch 9 James Du on 4 Joel Bryant 10 Ollie Hagge 11 Seb Moore 6 Mason Keane [c] 12 Codee Weston 13 Ollie McInnes 1 Hudson Peel 15 Kaiden Carter 16 Riley Boundy 18 Flynn Peel [vc] 21 Benny Hayes 22 Cameron Gibbons 30 Raj Legoe 31 Blake Wyllie 23 Kyle Hampel 24 Andre Strydom 32 Riley Sutherland 20 Nathan Gibbons 2 Eli Kneen 3 Ricardo Amaro Da Silva 5 Jack Marino 6 Harvey Jones 7 Bailey Liner 8 Tyson Atkinson 9 Blake Werchon 10 Archie Morgan 11 Jack Cassidy 12 Jack Bellinger 4 Will Watson 13 Zak Bowering 17 Myles Widdison 28 Brayden Chambers 16 Ethan Leopold 41 Kaden Thomas 60 Jordy Atkinson 26 Je Faulkner 58 Aus n Ne le 29 Charlie Sims 25 Fletcher Leopold 21 Danny Golding 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr finalscoreboard HATHERLEIGH EAGLES ROBE ROOSTERS
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Back (L-R): Andrew Janeway (Asst. Coach), Graham Dowie (Coach), Declan Richardson, Nate Von Stanke-Dowie, Blake Telford, Ryan Lucas, Cur s Page, Harrison Elletson, Jacob Gordon, Ma Lucas (Runner), Troy Newton (Team Manager). Middle: Koby Galloway, Cohen Galpin, Angus Maidment, Lilly Gordon, Will Beare, Hunter Bingham. Si ng: Mason Galpin, Luke Allen, Jobe Janeway (Vice Captain), Rhys Newton (Captain), James Whi y, Sam McInnes. Kneeling: Logan Cordy, Jack Bald, Blake Lasle , Zayne Parsons, Axel Page, Noah Von Stanke-Dowie.
Back (L-R): Kade Mulraney, Les Jagger, Tighe Hurley, Tyler Fiegert, Bailey Dale, Blake Gosden, Mckayla Maney. Middle: Ma hew Haase (Runner), Jodie Price (Trainer), Andrew Peacock (President), Ruby Buckley, Daniel Ferguson, Tyrone Siebert, Brodie Burdon, Declan Mutch, James Seeliger, Tyler Rothall, Sam Longhurst, Tom Richards, Luke Rothall (Assistant Coach), Sharna Medhurst (Trainer), David Hurley (Team Manager). Front: Jack McGrath, Connor Tweddle, Kallan Price (Vice Captain), Adam Price (Coach), Lachlan Brierley (C), Samuel Haase, Harley Dale. Absent: Hamish Gordon, Jake Thompson, Luke Medhurst, Riley Ferguson, Erica Hurley (Trainer).
Coach: Graham Dowie Coach: Adam Price 3 Kallan Price 2 Kade Mulraney 4 Tighe Hurley 13 Ruby Buckley 7 Tyler Rothall 10 Blake Gosden 20 Connor Tweddle 17 James Seeliger 12 Hamish Gordon 21 Riley Ferguson 27 Brodie Burdon 6 Samuel Haase 11 Daniel Ferguson 15 Bailey Dale 24 Tom Richards 5 Luke Medhurst 26 Lachlan Brierley 23 Tyler Fiegert 18 Declan Mutch 28 Leslie Jagger 6 Harley Dale 9 Mckayla Maney 14 Jack McGrath 10 Taya Bellinger 16 Jake Thompson 25 Samuel Longhurst 22 Tyrone Siebert 7 Jobe Janeway [vc] 14 Mason Galpin 19 Noah Von Stanke-Dowie 13 Lilly Gordon 17 Axel Page 8 Jim Whi y 3 Angus Maidment 5 Harrison Elletson 9 Cohen Galpin 2 Koby Galloway 12 Ryan Lucas 15 Will Beare 18 Jacob Gordon 26 Declan Richardson 32 Rhys Newton [c] 38 Jackson Bald 27 Nate Von Stanke-Dowie 33 Blake Lasle 21 Luke Allen 22 Cur s Page 25 Logan Cordy 29 Zayne Parson 31 Hunter Bingham 20 Blake Telford 24 Samuel McInnes 23 Ryan Taylor 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr finalscoreboard kongorong hawks GLENCOE MURPHIES
msena 2022 award winners MSENA A Grade B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by Kimberly Clark Australia: Sarah Edwards (Glencoe); Best & Fairest donated by Jenny Waugh: Laura Schultz (Mount Burr). Pictured with MSENA President Sara Gray. MSENA A Reserve B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by Somerset Hotel: Shanae Neale (Kalangadoo); Best & Fairest donated by Maureen Ey: Kim Ross (Robe). MSENA B Reserve B&F 2022 - Best & Fairest donated by IN2 Trophies Monogramming & Workwear: Jodi Greenwood (Kalangadoo). MSENA B Reserve Runner Up B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by Frank Brennan Consul ng Services: Faith McKenzie (Mount Burr). MSENA Team of the Year 2022 - Goalies: Malinda Markiewicz, Emma Gould, Abbey Duncan; Mid-Court: Jayde Peacock, Lucy Perkins, Laura Schultz, Annie Hunter (absent); Defenders: Sarah Edwards, Emma Grant, Madi Hagge ; Coach: Kimberley Aus n. Sponsored by South East Property Sales & Management. MSENA B Grade B&F 2022 Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by Xpress Signs: Sarah Gardin (Kongorong) not pictured; Best & Fairest donated by Carmel Chapman: Sophie Gibbs (Hatherleigh) & Georgina Gogel (Kalangadoo). Pictured with MSENA Life Member Carmel Chapman.
MSENA Senior Consistency 2022 - Donated by Kimberly Clark Australia. Awarded to Jodi Greenwood (Kalangadoo). Pictured with MSENA President Sara Gray
MSENA Club of the Year & Goal Throwing 2022 - Club of the Year donated by Kimberly Clark Australia and awarded to Kalangadoo Netball Club. Perpetual Goal Throwing awarded to Kalangadoo Netball Club. Pictured are Abbey Duncan (Kalangadoo), MSENA President Sara Gray and Jayde Peacock (Kalangadoo).
MSENA 17 & Under B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by South East Property Sales & Management: Lara Wilson (Port MacD); Best & Fairest donated by the Serle Family: Tayla Rowe (Tantanoola) with Fiona Telfer of South East Property Sales & Management
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msena 2022 award winners
MSENA 15 & Under B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by OG Roberts: Abbey Fal ng (Mt Burr); Best & Fairest - Theresa Fennel Memorial donated by Fiona Wilson: Chloe Peacock (Kalangadoo). Pictured with MSENA Life Member Pauline Mulraney Under 21 2022 - Donated by Kirsty Johnson. Awarded to Madi Hagge (Mount Burr). Pictured with MSENA President Sara Gray
MSENA Senior Umpiring Award 2022 - Trophy donated by Willow Financial Services. Awarded to Eliza Mewe (Hatherleigh). Pictured with MSENA Umpire Co-Ordinator Rebecca Scanlon.
MSENA Junior Consistency 2022 - Trophy donated by Life Member Necia Evans. Awarded to Bailee Lewis (Port MacDonnell) and Skye Virtanen (Nangwarry. Pictured with MSENA Life Member Necia Evans. MSENA Junior Umpiring Award - Trophy donated by Willow Financial Services. Awarded to Bridie McPherson from Port MacDonnell. Pictured with MSENA Umpire Co-Ordinator Rebecca Scanlon. MSENA 13 & Under B&F 2022 - Runner Up Best & Fairest donated by 3MP: Skye Virtanen (Nangwarry); Best & Fairest donated by Raelene Smith: Bailee Lewis (Port MacDonnell). Pictured with MSENA Life Member Raelene Smith. Proudly supporting the Mid South East Football League 174 Jubilee Highway, Mount Gambier Phone: 08 8725 7060 Mobile: 0419 801 592| Email: collinscourtbutcher@bigpond.com FOR ALL YOUR BBQ & PARTY MEAT!
The Mozzies face off against the Magpies on their home ground on Saturday in the 15 & Under second semi final. Kalangadoo have a strong side in their 15 & Under team with many of the girls also playing senior grades. Chloe Peacock runs hard through the midcourt, wreaking havoc and crea ng turnovers for the Pies, combined with Shayden Russell at WA they feed well into their goalies Gabby Varcoe and Tegan Lythgo. Mount Burr's Macy Burns and Sara Smith will use their height to their advantage under the ring to take in any rebounds. Down the other end of the court Abbey Fal ng will use her maturity to lead her team on the court and will be supported by Tilly Gamble in the goal circle. Kalangadoo won both of the mes these teams met in the minor rounds, but the Mozzies won't go down without a fight.
Port MacDonnell take on the Roosters at Mount Burr in the 17 & Under second semi final. 17 & Under MSENA Runner Up Best & Fairest Lara Wilson from Port Mac will u lise her height and strong rebounding skills in the goal circle and combines well with Mackenzie Millard with both players being accurate shots. Robe's Maddie Wirth and Lexy Hayes will need to work hard for rebounds and aim to create turnovers outside of the circle. The strength of Maisie Hayes throughout the court is a vital part of Robe's side, and Demon Arriella Smith will have to shut down her drives down the court and onto the circle edge. Roosters Sienna Brooks and Ella Mackey are accurate goalies and will both come out determined to score off of every ball. Both teams have had a win this year and this game also has the poten al to go either way
B Grade GLENCOE v KALANGADOO
Mount Burr play at home against the Magpies in the B Reserve this weekend for the second semi final. MSENA B Reserve Best & Fairest winner Jodi Greenwood will lead her team from the goal circle, using her strong hold and accurate shoo ng to be a focal point in the a ack line for Kalangadoo, and when combined with Narelle Ryan they have the ability to li their side. Mount Burr's Georgia Lambert and Rebecca Fox will need to use their height and strength to create turnovers for their team. Hannah Fraser and Kelsi Sharp will feed their goalies with accuracy. Magpies Gemma Box and Emma Mules use their height and ability to read the ball to get hands to passes and create intercepts. When these teams have met throughout the season they have had close games, and both have the poten al to finish the day with the win, heading straight through to the grand final.
KALANGADOO v ROBE
KALANGADOO v GLENCOE
The A Reserve second semi final will take place between Kalangadoo and Robe on Saturday at Mount Burr. MSENA A Reserve Best & Fairest Kim Ross will fight hard through the midcourt to create turnovers, leading her team with confidence, and supported by Keelin Winterfield around the a acking circle for Robe. The strength and accuracy of Demi Carter and Hannah Perkins in the circle is a focal point for Robe, with both goalies figh ng for every possession and shoo ng with ease. Kalangadoo's Shanen Pulkkinen and Shanae Neale put the pressure on for their opponents in the circle, ge ng their hands to many balls, crea ng intercepts and forcing turnovers. Jamie Ryan and Zoe Rout work the ball down the court with ease and feed into their goalies Maddy Bonanno and Estella Serle. Kalangadoo have won both mes these teams met during the home and away season, however the scores have been close and this weekend has the poten al to go either way.
Kalangadoo and Glencoe go head to head in the A Grade second semi final this weekend at Mount Burr. Glencoe have a strong goal circle in Malinda Markiewicz and Jenna Paproth, both incredibly accurate goalies. Down the other end of the court Kori Collins and Abbey Duncan are also hard working and accurate goalies, with Duncan's maturity se ling the a ack line for the Pies. Glencoe's playing coach Sarah Edwards combines well with Chantelle Cocks in the defensive end, both with a great ability to create turnovers and pull in rebounds. Jayde Peacock is a hard working midcourter, and she leads youngster Sophie Wrightson on the goal circle, talking well with her goalies. Glencoe have come away with the win both mes these teams have met throughout the season, and they have the poten al to get another win under their belts this weekend.
Glencoe and Kalangadoo face off in the second semi final this weekend at Mount Burr. Kalangadoo will need to u lise the height of Gina Gogel and Isobel Giddings in their goal circle, because any loose balls will be intercepted with ease by Glencoe's Kate Sealey and Sally McDonnell. Chloe Watson has great vision down the court for the Murphies and will be able to feed her goalies Madeline Watson and Kayla Medhurst with strength and accuracy. Kalangadoo have the strong hands of Kylie Schultz and Emily Mulraney in their defensive circle, who both have the ability to force turnovers and get their hands to any rebounds. Kalangadoo's Meg Malseed works hard down the court, se ng the pace for her team and crea ng the possibility for turnovers for her team, and combines well with Rhianna May to feed into the goal circle. The Murphies have come away with the win both mes these teams have met throughout the year, and Kalangadoo will have to fight hard to change that in this game.
KALANGADOO v MOUNT BURR
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PORT MACDONNELL v ROBE B Reserve MOUNT BURR v KALANGADOO
Port MacDonnell take on the Magpies at Mount Burr this weekend in the 13 & Under second semi final. Port MacDonnell's goalies Lily Jacob and Kasey McLean are accurate in the goal circle, and Kalangadoo's defenders Ma lda Badenoch and Molly Peacock will need to use their ability to read the play to create intercepts and turnovers. Kalangadoo's Ava Prosperi-Porta and Port Mac's Bailee Lewis will have a good tussle down the court, with both players figh ng hard for the respec ve teams. Magpies Lucy Egan and Kiersten Cole move well in the goal circle and shoot with accuracy, making it hard for Demons defenders Layla McPherson and Chelsea Fulham to create turnovers. The Demons won both mes these teams faced each other in the minor rounds, and have the poten al to do it again, but Kalangadoo will make them work hard for it.
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PORT MACDONNELL v KALANGADOO 13 & Under 15 & Under 17 & Under
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Donna Jaeschke (Captain) – C
Is a reliable and commi ed defender who works over me to put her opposi on under pressure. Lauren's despera on and commitment cannot be ques oned.
Jayde Peacock – WA/C/WD Hardworking mid-courter who maximises every opportunity
Kori Collins – GS/GA A junior netballer who has performed excep onally well in her full season in the senior shoo ng circle. Kori is a great mover who is a confident long-range shot. Abbey Duncan – GA/GS Hard working and effec ve play maker in the Kalangadoo a ack line. Abbey provides a great avenue into our goal circle, a acks with confidence and applies enormous defensive pressure through the court.
Laura Edwards – Interchange
Sophie Wrightson – WA/C/WD
Another junior player who has maturely adapted to senior netball and proven that she is ready for the challenge.
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The reliable leader of the team. An experienced feeder who can hit a target in the smallest of spaces. Always the last to back away from a challenge.
An athle c and strong mark up defender who can beat her opponent on the body or in the air and has a fantas c reach. Sarah Edwards (Coach) – GD A fast player who reads the play well, crea ng opportuni es to fly for intercepts down court. Drives strongly from defence to link with the a acking end.
Chloe Pfitzner – WD
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Back (L-R): Melissa Russell, Jayde Peacock (Coach), Kirsty Egan, Reanna Wetherall, Judy Hill (Team Manager).
Malinda Markiewicz – GS A dependable op on in the circle. Uses her body well against taller opponents and shoots with great accuracy from all ranges.
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A smart netballer who can excel in almost any posi on. Is always thinking of her teammates and what is best for the team.
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Chelsea Owen – Interchange A young up and coming player to keep your eye on for the future. U lises her athle cism to take impressive intercepts.
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Chantelle Cocks – GK
A selfless, ght checking defender, with the ability to shut down her opponent. Her hands over pressure causes headaches for feeders.
Kirsty Egan – WA/C/WD
Ashlea Edwards – WA Exploits her defender to find the circle edge with ease, where she u lises her precision passing to always find a scoring op on. Jenna Paproth – GA An experienced finals player. Drives hard to receive the ball at the post and finishes with accuracy. An influen al team player
Lauren Kain – GD/GK
Front: Abbey Duncan, Sophie Wrightson, Lauren Kain, Kori Collins.
An unassuming player who maintains an outstanding work rate both in offence and defence and can be relied upon to make a consistent contribu on to her team.
Reanna Wetherall – GK/GD An invaluable team member who has the uncanny ability to read the play and 'turn the de' in her team's favour.
Back (L-R): Jenna Paproth, Sarah Edwards (Coach), Chantelle Cocks, Chloe Pfitzner.
An outstanding junior talent with natural athle cism. Sophie applies relentless pressure and maximises every opportunity
Georgia Gen le – GD/GK reserve
Front: Chelsea Owen, Ashlea Edwards, Donna Jaeschke (Captain), Malinda Markiewicz.
second SEMI-FINAL A reserve second SEMI-FINAL b grade Back (L-R): Maddi Wirth, Alex Grimes, Kimberley Aus n, Demi Carter, Hannah Hentschke, Libby Yeo. Front: Keelin Winterfield, Keryn Moore, Kim Ross (Coach), Ash Hunt (captain) Ella Mackey. Back (L-R): Gina Gogel, Meg Malseed, Rhianna May (Captain), Kylie Schultz (Co-Coach), Kelli Von Stanke (Co Coach). Front: Isobel Giddings, Emily Mulraney, Imogene Krieger (Captain), Steph Bingham. Back (L-R): Sarah Williams (Coach), Shanae Neale, Estella Serle, Shanen Pulkkinen, Maddy Bonanno. Front: Anthea Paterson, Lucy Williams, Jamie Ryan (Captain), Zoe Rout. Back (L-R): Amy Clegge , Chloe Hentschke, Kate Sealey (Coach), Madeline Watson, Kayla Medhurst. Front: Hayley Dunsford, Sally McDonnell (Captain), Leanne Leigh, Dominique Schuurs. robekalangadoo kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr R O O ST E R S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m u r p h i e s glencoe
second SEMI-FINAL B reserve second SEMI-FINAL 17&UNDER
Sam
Grace
Kate
Back
Angie Morgan, Maddy
Back (L-R): Judy Wilkinson (Scorer), Mel Box (Team Manager), Ryan, Gemma Box, Jodi Greenwood (Vice Captain), Mulraney, Pauline Mulraney (Coach). Smith, Stevens,
Tamzyn Ailey, MacKenzie Millard Inset: Lara Wilson. Absent: Jorja Mason.
Narelle
Back (L-R): Keelin Winterfield (Team Manager), Alex Grimes (Coach), Libby Yeo, Maddi Wirth, Amalie Turner, Maisie Hayes, Alannah Jennings (Coach). Front: Hayley Wylie, Billie Carter, Ella Mackey (Captain), Sienna Brooks, Lexy Hayes. (L R): Cody Manning (Coach), Stevie Collins, Winterfield, McPherson, Smith, Sneath (Assistant Coach). Jacob, Jacob,
Bridie
Front: Emma
Emma Mules (Captain), Chelsea Harvey. Absent: Emily Devine. M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr Back (L-R): Leah Puia (Coach), Karen Hayward, Georgia Lambert, Amy Collyer, Faith McKenzie, Amelia Morrison (Team Manager). Front: Dawn Smith, Bec Fox, Hannah Fraser, Mia Grant. Absent: Kelsi Sharp. mount burr kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s D E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell robe 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr R O O ST E R S
Arriella
Front: Imogen
Isabelle
Molly Badenoch. Back
Chelsea Fulham, Lily
Layla
Maya
Mia
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Bailee
Dawn
Isla Fulham, Georgia
Shayden
Front: Kodie
Abbey
Kaylah Wilson, Olivia Holland. M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr mount burrkalangadoo kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e Ds E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell
TeKani
Back
Montanna
Front:
Kali Linnell, Tilly Gamble, Sara Smith, Madi
Lillian
Tegan
Front: Kasey
Back (L-R): Emily Mulraney (Assistant Coach), Judy Wilkinson (Scorer), Emmity McElroy, Kiersten Cole, Simone Badenoch (Team Manager), Pauline Mulraney (Coach). Front: Ma lda Badenoch (Co-Captain), Molly Peacock, Zara Cole, Ava Prosperi-Porta, Lexie Grosvenor, Clark. Absent: Lucy Egan (Co-Captain). (L-R): Millard (Coach), Pe ngill, Jacob, Spehr, Seidel. McLean, Lewis, McPherson,Wilson.Back(L-R): Melissa Russell (Coach), Ashiah Earl, Georgia Gen le, Gabby Varcoe, Lythgo, Lucy Williams (Assistant Coach). Keira Roper, Peacock, Russell, Anderson, (L-R): Smith (Team Manager), Bowering (Coach). Humphries, Burns, Fal ng,
Chloe
Lola Schultz, Macy
Ivy
Contact: Dale Price 0428 394 300 Adam Price 0428 230 100 lost to Robe 37 (E. Dew, G. Wirth) Port MacDonnell 46 (J. Taylor, A. Mann) def 15&UNDER 13&UNDER Glencoe 37 (R. Buckley, L. Hawke) def Mt Burr 14 (B. Davis, L. Fox) Hatherleigh 36 (N. Faulkner, K. Ne le) 17&UNDER Tantanoola 30 (E. Cytrowski, M. Holland) lost to Mt Burr 44 (O. Dean, J. Holland) BBRESERVEgrade Hatherleigh 39 (H. Bell, C. Muhovics) def Port MacDonnell 33 (R. Johnstone, K. Millard) A RESERVE Hatherleigh 34 (M. Smith, H. Hamilton) lost to Glencoe 35 (L. Edwards, C. Owen) A grade Robe 57 (E. Grant, S. Laurie) def Tantanoola 48 (J. Walker, K. Bromley) Hatherleigh 41 (N. Faulkner, S. Faulkner) FIRSTRESULSEMI-FINALTS 8733 2888 2 George Street, Millicent Wishing all teams the best in 2022
Best players - Robe: Emily Dew, Georgie Wirth; Hatherleigh: Niah Faulkner, Kalli Ne le PORT MACDONNELL def HATHERLEIGH
Final score Hatherleigh 36 def by Robe 37 Final score Glencoe 37 def Mount Burr 14 It was an intense start to the day in the first semi with the Hatherleigh versus Robe game living up to expecta ons. Robe started strong with the first turnover of the game giving them a 2 goal lead. Georgie Wirth for Robe shoo ng at 100% which was reflected on the scoreboard. Niah Faulkner in GD for Hatherleigh was dominant throughout the 4 quarters and had a great tussle with Wirth. Kalli Ne le was the focal point in the Hatherleigh circle and shot with consistency The third quarter saw Hatherleigh li with GK Poppy Fitzgerald and Faulkner working hard to gain a 5 goal lead going into the final term. The game con nued goal for goal throughout un l the last 5 minutes, when Robe stepped up their defensive pressure to even up the game. In the final minutes Robe's Emily Dew turned over the ball to covert and win the game by 1 in the final seconds of the game.
With Hatherleigh winning the first round easily and then Port Mac figh ng hard in the second round to even the score, it was always going to be a great tussle. The first quarter started highly contested with Hatherleigh having the edge, being up by 3 at quarter me. Rachel Johnstone at GK for the Bay was ensuring Hatherleigh's Charlie Muhovics earn every goal. At the other end of the court Kelly Millard had an excellent second quarter shoo ng 8 from 10 a empts, which put the Bay in front by 1 at half me. Hayley Bell entered the games at GA for the Eagles and her maturity se led their goal circle, the play was even with both teams maintaining possession and using the ball well to be even at three quarter me. The scene was set for a thrilling last quarter with both teams playing with determina on, intensity, and persistence. Hatherleigh maintained their composure and was able to capitalise on the turnovers in the last minutes which was what gave them the win.
GLENCOE def MOUNT BURR
Best players - Hatherleigh: Niah Faulkner, Staci Faulkner; Port MacDonnell: Ainsley Mann, Jenni Taylor B Grade B Reserve A Reserve
Final score Hatherleigh 39 def Port MacDonnell 33. HATHERLEIGH def PORT MACDONNELL
Final score Port MacDonnell 46 def Hatherleigh 41
first semi-final
Throughout the season it has been ght compe on with both Glencoe and Hatherleigh having a win each, so this was always going to be a tough game. 1st quarter was close with both teams missing a few goals while they se led into finals netball. It was a very physical and ght contest, with the intense defence in both circles making scoring opportuni es difficult Hatherleigh's Millie Smith kept Abbie Cocks quiet in a ght tussle making her work hard for her posi on which also caused many turnovers. Through the mid court, both teams applied constant pressure, which resulted in a high pressure environment Chelsea Owen created many turnovers due to her strong defense around the circle and throughout the mid court. Helen Hamilton posi oned herself on the circle well and fed with accuracy to her goalies and provided drive and back up u lizing many op ons for her team towards the a acking end. Laura Edwards posi oned herself well in the circle and provided plenty of drive for Glencoe crea ng many scoring opportuni es. The third quarter was an excellent game of netball with Hatherleigh leading by 6 at the start of the quarter, however Glencoe fought hard to be back within 1 goal going into the last quarter. The last quarter was goal for goal and could have gone either way, however Glencoe capitalised on their turnovers and were in front by 1 at the final Fwhistleinalscore Hatherleigh 34 def by Glencoe 35 match REVIEWs
This game was ght from the first whistle with pressure from both sides. Hatherleigh pushed out to a 2 goal lead in the first quarter and despite Port Mac's best efforts hung on to this lead up to hal ime. Staci Faulkner was leading from the front in the mid court for the Eagles giving her side drive into the circle. Youngster Niah Faulkner worked hard in the defensive circle despite giving away height to the tall Port Mac goalies. Both sides failed to se le in their respec ve circles with many missed opportuni es. Port Mac fought back with strong defensive work from Jenni Taylor and accurate shoo ng by Ainsley Mann and went into the last break down by 1. Hatherleigh brought on 15 & Under player Kalli Ne le who gave the Eagles drive in the centre and then moved into GA when Nicole Thomas le the court. Going into over me Port Mac jumped out to an early 5 goal lead, ensuring them the win
ROBE def TANTANOOLA
Final score Robe 57 def Tantanoola 48 Best players - Glencoe: Laura Edwards, Chelsea Owen; Hatherleigh: Millie Smith, Helen Hamilton Best players - Hatherleigh: Hayley Bell, Charlie Muhovics; Port MacDonnell: Rachel Johnstone, Kelly Millard
In a highly contested game Robe came away with a 9 goal win. Both sides worked hard from the first whistle, accurate shoo ng by Emma Gould and Jami Walker saw Tant have a 3 goal lead at the first break. Robe con nued to fight hard and with GS Sarah Laurie offering a strong focal point in the circle, they pegged back the Tigers lead by 1 Young Tiger Madi Kelly had a great tussle in the mid court with Annie Hunter, not giving an inch. Relentless defensive pressure by Emma Grant and Georgia Perkins in the Tantanoola goal circle meant limited opportuni es for Gould and Walker. While at the other end of the court Sarah Laurie and Halle Carter went on a shoo ng spree conver ng 14 from 17 a empts. Ellen Ramke at WD for the Roosters kept Casey Walker quiet on the wing. Despite the defensive pressure applied by Kate Bromley and Tayla Rowe, in the last Robe’s fitness allowed them to se le with Laurie conver ng 15 from 17 to con nue her stellar shoo ng for the game
Best players - Glencoe: Ruby Buckley, Layla Hawke; Mt Burr: Becky Davis, Lexie Fox Best players - Mount Burr: Olivia Dean, Jasmine Holland; Tantanoola: Ebony Cytrowski, Megan Holland 13 & Under 15 & Under HATHERLEIGH lost to ROBE
TANTANOOLA lost to MOUNT BURR 17 & Under Final score Mt Burr 44 def Tantanoola 30 Glencoe came out strongly to cause turnovers early in the game with Mt Burr players taking me to se le into the pressure of finals. Glencoe goalies Chloe Childs and Taya Bellinger combined well with great feeding from Layla Hawke at C, and Bellinger at GA shoo ng with accuracy for the dura on of the game. Becky Davis (GD) and Lexie Fox (GK) worked hard to try to stem the flow into the goal circle, with Fox taking strong rebounds. Ruby Buckley for Glencoe was a strong defensive presence in circle, picking off any loose balls. Glencoe consistently chased up the ball a er a deflec on, driving the ball down court with clean passes. Mt Burr con nued to work hard to take intercep ons but were unable to convert. In the third quarter Mt Burr's changes meant the quarter was even, but Glencoe were too strong for the dura on of the game. A er a close tussle in the last game of the minor round with Tant finishing with the points, Tant and Mt Burr met again for the 1st semi final. It was goal for goal in the first quarter with Mt Burr gaining a few crucial intercepts in defence to end the first quarter with a two goal lead. Mt Burr's defensive pressure con nued in the second and third to allow their goalies plenty of scoring opportuni es. Not taking it away from Tantanoola's goalies who were more accurate, Ebony Cytrowski fed well with her strong passes and vision. Olivia Dean dominated the defensive circle for the Burr which allowed them to increase their lead to 12 going into the final quarter. Tantanoola never gave up with Megan Holland applying great defence to keep Mt Burr from pulling away. Jasmine Holland from Mt Burr was a key factor in the a acking end, running hard all game
HATHERLEIGH lost to GLENCOE
Best players - Robe: Emma Grant, Sarah Laurie; Tantanoola: Jami Walker, Kate Bromley. A Grade
Our Under 13 Netball were also successful in ge ng a win, as were our A Reserve team, by 1 goal.
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Last weekend our Reserves par cipated in the Elimina on Final against Robe on their home deck. It was a beau ful day for finals footy. Nathan finally had a full squad of healthy players to pick from and they were able to show how far they've come this season and put their best foot forward in a do or die match up. Robe had also improved since our last encounter and it turned out to be a high scoring affair. We got out of the blocks early kicking with a slight breeze and pu ng up 7 goals to 2 in the first term. Some great passages of play were on display with the open field doing both teams some favours. In the second term we feel asleep and possibly thought the hard work was done. We only managed 1 point to Robe's 3 straight goals. The game was up for grabs entering the 2nd half Nathan gave the boys a big rev up at half me and we came out and kicked 7 goals to 2 again in the third term. Ben Curran was on song, kicking 7 goals himself and se ng up a couple also. The open spaces suited our forward line and midfield to run free. In the last term we extended our lead, and we ran away with a 57point win to book ourselves a place in the Preliminary Final in 2 weeks' me. Be er players for the day were Dane Paproth, Ben Curran, Jayson
Tory Weaver was Reserves Runner-Up Best and Fairest.
Finnis, Trent Hawke, Ma hew Jaeschke and Josh Agars. Daniel Ferguson was Joint Leading Goal Kicker of the Junior Colts with 50 Goals. Go
On Sunday the League celebrated its individual awards for the season in Millicent. We had some winners from the club and need to congratulate them on their outstanding seasons. Sarah Edwards was A Grade Runner-Up Best and Fairest.
Zacc Cocks was A Grade Runner-Up Best and Fairest. Sarah Edwards and Malinda Markiewicz were both named in MSENA Team of the Year. This weekend we have our Junior Colts footy, B Grade netball and A Grade netball playing for a spot in the Grand Final. Get out to Mount Burr to support these teams.
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Congratula ons to all our talented superstars!
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Junior Colts: Finals footy at its best! Super effort by the team last weekend in a convincing victory against Pt Mac. Although winning both mes we met during the season the team knew they s ll had to be prepared for a ba le. The pre game pump up right through ll the last siren the team were up and about and that showed on the field. Something that we had struggled with during the season was finishing off in front of goal but Saturday our class showed boo ng 13.7. A week off and a few more training sessions I think we will be prepared and up for the challenge against whoever we have to play!
Lachlan Brierley took out the Junior Colts Best and Fairest and Joint Player of the Year.
ZaccGlencoe!Cocksand Patrick Mitchell were both named in the MSEFL Team of the Year
Senior Colts: A good start to our finals series against the Burr on the weekend, ge ng the job done by 89 points. The boys were fired up and ready to go right from the get go, the first 3 quarters of footy were the best footy I've seen all year from them, everything we have been prac cing was coming into play! From our backline kick outs, midfield structures and our run and carry all around the ground, it was fantas c too see. We knew coming into the last quarter the Burr were going to be fired up and knew they were going to use their bodies. I stressed to the boys about just playing the game and finishing strong, it was mostly good but had a few down points. If I had a choice I would've awarded best players to the group because every single one of them played their role, which complemented the team around the ground. Award winners for the day were Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie – Ma hews Petrolleum Award, Mackye Baron – MT Wheels, Will Von Stanke – Swallow Drive Meats, Maverick Cooper –Mick Mullan Award, Tyler Richardson – Coaches Award and Cohen Janeway – Badenoch's Deli Award. Back to the track we go for another couple of weeks to keep pu ng in the hard work so we're ready for our next ba le! I'm excited for what's to come. Go Hawks!
U16 girls footy training has also commenced, Tuesday and Thursday nights from 5:30pm, new players most welcome.
Get along and support the Junior Colts side this week, good luck to the boys and Lilly, we're sure you'll do the club proud. Upcoming dates to put in the diary include Junior Presenta on Day Sunday 18th September, Senior Presenta on Night Saturday 15th October - ckets on sale now A great weekend last week with the Senior Colts bringing home the win to progress through the finals, and Maverick Cooper taking out the Malseed Medal as winner of the Best & Fairest for the Senior Colts. Well done Mav!
The Mount Burr Netball Club would like to congratulate Abbey Fal ng winner of the League Runner-up Best and Fairest in the 15 and Under, Faith McKenzie winner of the League Runner-up Best and Fairest in B Reserve, Laura Schultz winner of the League A Grade Best and Fairest, Madi Hagge League Best U21 player and both Laura and Madi in being selected in the A Grade Team of the Year Well done to each of you for being recognised and awarded for your abili es and commitment each week throughout the season. We are all very proud of your Goodefforts.luck to both Madi B and our 15 and Under side and Leah and the B Reserve side, who play today for their chance to progress straight to the grand final. Let's all get behind these two teams and show them our support from the Thanksidelines.sto our major sponsors Laura & Vicki Hairdressing, South East Property Sales, Kimberly Clark Australia, Your Choice Conveyancing, Banner Mitre 10, J&M Shanks Pty Ltd, Sonya Francis Photography, All in Balance - Brad Tilley Tax and Business Advisory, Clark & Sam Fal ng, Komma Media and Igni on Fitness.
This week we're off to Mt Burr to support the Junior Colts side and we wish them well.
17 & Under: A er a close game with Tantanoola in the minor rounds, we met again for the 1st semi-final. The finals nerves was evident with both teams going goal for goal in the first quarter. We managed to gain a few crucial intercepts to end the quarter with a 2 goal lead. Our defensive pressure con nued throughout the game, allowing our goalies plenty of incropportuni es.scoringThiseasedourleadto 12 going into the final quarter. The girls posi ve a tude on and off the court helped secure a 14 goal win! We're all so proud of all 10 girls that stepped onto the court and played their role! Let's get out to Kdoo in two weeks me to cheer on these girls to a place in the GF! Big thanks to Wayne for scoring.
13 & Under: Bad luck girls, we were beaten by the be er team on the day. We have had a fantas c season on and off the court, with lots of posi ves coming from this season and playing in finals is such a bonus. We gave our all and that's all I can ask. Playing finals netball is such a wonderful experience and something I hope you all get more off. Good luck to all the girls going up and con nue your netball journey. Lastly thanks so much for Lisa filling in as team manager, along with Lilly, and our Tess for doing the role all season. Also a big thanks to Sam for scoring. We and everyone at the club wish Sabina and her family all the best as they are moving away. Finally, to my parents thanks so much for all your wonderful support for me as a coach and to the team.
Lynne MBNCLambert,President mount burr club notes
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Bad luck to Leah and our 13 and Under team going down in the first semi final last Saturday at Robe and congratula ons to Madi, Zali and the 17 and Under team progressing through to the preliminary final.
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