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Remaining venues for the Mid SE finals are:
2nd Semi - Saturday 7th September @ Hatherleigh
Prelim - Saturday 14th September @ Kalangadoo
Grand - Saturday 21st September @ Kongorong
Match star ng mes:
For the first three minor finals:
Junior Colts 9.30am
Senior Colts 10.45am
B Grade 12.15pm
A Grade 2.00pm
For Grand Final day:
Junior Colts 9.15am
Senior Colts 10.30am
B Grade 12.05pm
A Grade 2.00pm
In the event of a draw in any final of any grade a er full me, the game will con nue with two five (5) minute halves un l a result is determined.
Admission prices:
Minor Finals:
Adults - $10
Concession Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $6
Children (17 & Under) - Free
Grand Final:
Adults - $15
Concession Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $10
Children (17 & Under) - Free
The Junior and Senior presenta ons will be held together on Sunday, 8th September at the Millicent War Memorial Civic and Arts Centre.
Junior Presenta ons: 11am
Senior Presenta ons: 2pm
The Mid South East Football League provides the following reminders for patrons and supporters a ending the upcoming finals series.
Eligibility: Only individuals with a current State-issued Disabled Parking Permit are eligible to request an invalid park.
Procedure:
- Eligible patrons must contact their home club before the Wednesday preceding each match to request a disabled park.
- Provide your Disabled Parking Permit number when making the request.
- Ensure the permit is displayed on the day of the match.
Restric ons:
- Patrons must not make individual requests directly to the host clubs.
- Allocated parking spaces will be reserved un l 12:00 noon each day. A er this me, any unoccupied spaces will be opened for general parking.
No Alcohol Allowed:
- Patrons are strictly prohibited from bringing any alcohol into the grounds. This is a condi on of entry.
Security Measures:
- Random searches of vehicles and spot checks will be conducted by security and police at the entry points and throughout the day
- Any alcohol found during these searches will be confiscated, with no responsibility taken for its return.
Patrols:
- Foot patrols will monitor the grounds, and any patron consuming alcohol not purchased from the venue may be asked to leave.
- Par cular a en on will be paid to glass containers, as they pose a significant safety risk.
Prohibited Behavior:
- Patrons are reminded not to take alcohol onto the playing surface, even a er matches.
- Any objec onable behaviour will result in removal from the venue.
These measures are in place to ensure the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all patrons during the finals series. Compliance with these regula ons is essen al for a smooth and successful event.
A GRADE – 2:00pm
HATHERLEIGH v ROBE
Umpires: Bre Watson, Chris Brooks, Ma Cockrum
Boundary: George Wimshurst, Liam Monaghan, Myles Burzaco , Noah Cockrum
Goals: Dave Gilbert, Wayne Batchelor
Reserve Umpire: Tim Biggins
B GRADE – 12:15pm
ROBE v HATHERLEIGH
Umpires: Malcolm Pasfield, Tim Biggins, Nick McBride
Boundary: Preston Lydeamore, Ash Foulds, Nicholas Li le, TBA
Goals: Kevin Nobes, Ted Peacock
Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson
SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am
MOUNT BURR v GLENCOE
Umpires: Barry Nilsson, Adam Maidment, Sco Chuck
Boundary: George Wimshurst, Liam Monaghan, Myles Burzaco , TBA
Goals: Gordon Brown, Tom Egan
Reserve Umpire: Nathan Chapple
JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am
HATHERLEIGH v PORT MACDONNELL
Umpires: Nathan Chapple, Dave Hurley
Boundary: Preston Lydeamore, Ash Foulds, Nicholas Li le, TBA
Goals: Kevin Nobes, Ted Peacock
Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson
Best - Port MacDonnell: K. McClean, L. Bo omley, B. Lynch, J. Turner, N. Wilke, C. Munro; Kalangadoo: C. Gen le, R Hein, S. McManus, J. Casey, T. McManus, E. Maney
Goals - Port MacDonnell: C. Munro 5, J. Turner 2; Kalangadoo: C. Gen le 7, M. Krieger 3, D. Bromley 2, J Casey, E. Maney, S. McManus, T. McManus 1.
Best - Glencoe: B. Weedon, B. Hentschke, J. Bates, T. Hawke, J. Pfitzner, T. Jurkovic; Kalangadoo: N. Reeves, L. Redford, B. Male, K. McKenna, A. Blom, J. Simmonds.
Goals - Glencoe: H. Comley 2, J. Bates, T. Hawke, J. Pfitzner 1; Kalangadoo: N. Reeves 4, D. Gull 2, A. Carter, B. Lindner, B. Male, J. Simmonds, M. Varcoe 1.
Best - Port MacDonnell: A. New, P. Robinson, K. Gilbert, W Cameron, H. Carroll; Nangwarry: H. Hicks, E. Geary, A Virtanen, T. Grigg, B. Mckinnon, O. Capewell.
Goals - Port MacDonnell: L. Ray 4, W. Cameron, H. Carroll 1; Nangwarry: E. Geary 7, H. Hicks 1.
Best - Kalangadoo: P. Lydeamore, N. Cooper, L. McCann, F. Mules, J. Barry, A. Lee; Tantanoola: C. Bromley, J. Hardingham, S. Batchelor, K. Bromley, J. Hunter, M. Bevan.
Goals - Kalangadoo: P. Lydeamore 4, N. Cooper 3, F. Mules 1; Tantanoola: K. Bromley 2, J. Rowe 1.
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Middle: Kelcey McIntyre (Trainer), Deon Howell (Team Manager), Joe Rayson, Mitch Pulmer, Gerard McGrath, Sam Waring, Cameron Slape, Jack Gray, Josh Hales (Runner), Jack Wight (Water Boy), Sam Benne (Trainer). Front: Sam Telfer, Sam Gray, Will Chay, David Coghlan (Bench Coach), Tom Hutchesson (Coach), Jed Telfer, Hudson Nowak, Brad Mitchell.
3. Gerard McGrath: Reliable key defender who uses the footy well off our half back.
5. Jack Skeer: Smart on our fwd/wing and is dangerous when gets a shot on goal.
6. Tom Hutchesson: Mid/fwd who ba les through week to week.
7. Will Chay: Onballer specialist hard nut and consistent performer week in week out.
8. Brad Mitchell: Plays an important role in mid/fwd line and hits the scoreboard on the regular
9. Jed Telfer: Solid mid/fwd who has had lots of injury troubles but will look to have a big finals series.
11. Jase Bateman: Great runner and ball user off our half back, sets up a lot of footy from his run.
13. Max Telfer: Another reliable defender who shows up and does his thing for team every week.
14. Mikey Telford: Skilled onballer who finds plenty of the football and uses the ball well.
16. Lewy Walker: Quick nippy mid/fwd who gives us lots of energy around the footy
17. Sam Telfer: Small forward who on his day can hit the scoreboard quickly.
18. Cameron Slape: Great lockdown defender rarely gets beaten in the air.
19. Jack Gray: Had an unbelievable year lock down defender, rarely gets beaten in a 1v1.
20. Brad Wight: Really good read of the football and is an excellent chop off mark in our defence.
21. Mitch Pulmer: Reads the footy really well and chops off a lot of football across our half back line.
23. Hudson Nowak: Good young talent coming up from the senior colts, has a bright future ahead.
24. Sam Waring: Big ruckman who
gives us first use and covers the ground well.
25. Darcy Bateman: Started off season really well for us down forward going, to be a big part for us in finals.
26. Louis Brown: Cra y li le le footer who pops up on the scoreboard week in week out.
27. Lyndon Smith: Hard at the footy, gives us a good contest all day.
28. Sam Gray: Been riddled with injuries this season but finding some good form down back at right me of the year
42. Paddy Chay: Goal kicking machine had a great year up forward, dangerous when ball is in the air, hard to stop.
55. Ayden Reid: Had his break out season for us on the wing and has not missed a game for us this year
60. Je Faulkner: Had a break out year and has made the wing his own this season.
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Tom Wachtel: Our number 1 ruck and running man.
2. Henry Lawrie: As captain the Juice Box leads the way, contribu ng all-day.
3. Sam Thompson: One of our young wingers, covers a lot of ground.
4. Hamish Smith: Big Hammer! When the big fella's hot he's red hot!
5. Zac Deane: Reads the play well from CHB. Plays tall.
6. Egan Regnier: Great user of the ball. Happy li le half-backer.
9. Jordan Pe t: Solid backman, who runs in straight lines.
10. Kane Dunn: Tough as they come, no fuss and gets the job done.
11. Nathan Brown: Coach Brown, just playing into some good form. Proven finals contributor and big game player.
12. Joel Bryant: Rangehood le footer, marks and hits the ground running.
14. Tom Williams: Once Willo gets the crazy eyes, Look out!
16. Ben Dinning: Dynamic on-baller, who knows where to go and impact.
20. Kaden Woodward: Courageous onballer, gets lots of it.
22. George Du on: The Gecko, takes on anyone in front of him, and leaves them in his wake.
23. Brodie Foulds: Enigma c swingman, who contributes all over.
25. Patrick Mathews: Jack in a box pressure forward, puts the heat and wins contests.
24. Jed Jarre : When he's on, he's on!
27. Jesse Robertson: Robbo the velvet sledgehammer, lockdown defender.
28. Sam Bates: Bouncy forward, is very aware of where the goals are, and usually finds them.
31. Tyler Thomson: Big defender, does every job asked.
32. Max Robertson: The young gun that will find the ball and run all-day
34. Seb Moore: First-year senior player, who has tackled the ruck and uses his voice when needed.
37. Nathan Gibbons: Talented youngster, level-headed and good decision-maker.
39. Jack Sneath: King Jack, the most reliable kick in the league.
52. James Du on: Classy on-baller, and can turn a game in a ma er of minutes.
Mount Burr 46 (E. Lowndes, S. Smith) def Glencoe 20 (M. Richardson, J. Haase)
15&UNDER
Glencoe 50 (R. Buckley, V. Thorne) def Kongorong 27 (A. Brant, A. Graney)
Hatherleigh 62 (N. Faulkner, H. Bellinger) def Port MacDonnell 55 (L. Day, S. Lewis)
Tantanoola 35 (S. Peters, K. Reilly) lost to Kalangadoo 42 (M. Wilkinson, G. Box)
Tantanoola 31 (L. Fensom, I. Marshall) def Port MacDonnell 27 (A. Schwer eger, M. Millard)
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Port MacDonnell 55 (B. Williams, L. Wilson) def Glencoe 31 (S. Brierley, J. Gosden)
Robe 47 (S. Laurie, S. Bates) lost to Tantanoola 55 (J. Walker, C. Walker)
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Hatherleigh v Kalangadoo
The Eagles and the Pies go head to head this weekend at Hatherleigh in the 13 & Under Second Semi. Kalangadoo's Zara Cole and Hatherleigh's Alirah Bowman will have a good tussle through the midcourt with both players figh ng to gain possession for their team. Magpie goalies Ebony Reeves and Ma lda Peacock are able to move well in the circle shoo ng with accuracy, however they will be pressured by Eagles Chloe David and Paige Walters. Down the other end of the court Kalangadoo's Tekani Clark and Milla Lennon will apply pressure to Hatherleigh's Livvi Faulkner and Mollie O'Connor, forcing turnovers and gaining intercepts whenever possible. Both teams have come away with a win through the minor rounds, however the Eagles will combine well on the day and come away with the win.
Port MacDonnell v Kalangadoo
Port MacDonnell will take on Kalangadoo at Hatherleigh this weekend in the 15 & Under Second Semi Final. Port MacDonnell's goalies Ivy Wilson and Bailee Lewis have proven to be strong and accurate within the circle, however they will be under intense pressure from Molly Peacock and Zoe Wurst. Ava ProsperiPorta will work the ball back down to her goalies Lucy Egan and Kiersten Cole with ease, but Port MacDonnell's Isla Fulham will provide hands over pressure down the court. Demons’ defenders Layla McPherson and Chelsea Fulham will use their netball smarts to pick off intercepts in the Pies a ack line, crea ng confusion and working the ball back down the court with the support of Addison Smith. Port MacDonnell have come away with the win both mes these teams have faced off throughout the season and will secure their spot in the Grand Final this weekend, however the Magpies won't go down without a fight, keeping the margin small.
Kalangadoo v Mount Burr
The 17 & Under compe on has been a ght one this season with Mount Burr gaining second spot on percentage and the 3 top sides all scoring over 1000 goals. Mount Burr are looking for a 3-peat in this grade and will be looking for a win to advance straight to the Big Dance. Both of these sides have excep onal talent with many playing regularly in the A or A Reserve. Shayden Russell has stepped up to the plate this season with her height and accuracy causing headaches for any defender she comes up against, she combines well with Georgia Gen le who has moved into a shoo ng role this season. Tilly Gamble, Sara Smith and Macy Burns will need to work hard to stop the
ball before it gets into the circle as missed shots will be rare. Maya Anderson uses her height to her advantage at the defensive end for the Pies and is supported well by Ellie Xanthapoulos, they will need to be at their best to curb Ashlee Dean and Sarah Sigston in goals for the Mozzies. Abbey Fal ng and Lily Brook are both fast athle c players and the dynamic they bring to each of their sides will be influen al on the outcome. The Pies have had gained the points on both occasions this season by 12 and 8, but Lisa Sco will have her young side at their best and will push them un l the final whistle.
Port MacDonnell v Hatherleigh
Port Mac are undefeated in the B Reserve and would go into the 2nd semi full of confidence. While Hatherleigh have had to rethink their lineup due to a season ending knee injury to GS Grace Chay in round 18. Ainsley Mann at GS for Port Mac is a focal point for her side and the Hatherleigh defence line will need to work hard to stop the ball ge ng into her hands. At the other end of the court Hatherleigh's Melita Thwaites is strong accurate goalie who works hard to get the best posi on to shoot, Brydie McPherson and Fiona Cram work well in the defensive circle and will ensure the Eagles goalies earn every shot. Paige Cawthorne works hard at centre for the Bay with strong a acking moves and hard defensive work, she will lineup on Keely Jones, a crea ve centre court player, who has added speed to the Eagles a ack line. The ba le between veterans Demons’ Deanne Spencer (WA) and the Eagles’ Fiona Jackman (WD) will be entertaining. The margin was 8 the last me these 2 sides met in favour of Port Mac. This game should go the same way, thought Hatherleigh won't make it easy.
Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh
Kalangadoo take on Hatherleigh in the B Grade Second Semi Final. With the Pies having the upper hand winning the minor round games by 12 & 8. Kalangadoo is lead on court by experienced campaigner Jamie Ryan, who works relessly in the mid court. She will come up against either Ali McClelland or Karen Bowman who will have their work cut out to limit her opportuni es. Gina Gogel and Rhianna May are strong and accurate goalies and the Hatherleigh defenders in Marnie Jolly, Georgia Gray, Sarah Beare and Maddie Nunan will work hard to limit their opportuni es. Any of these 4 could line up in the WD posi on and will also need to be at their best, as Lucy Williams for the Pies, is a crea ve play maker at WA. The Hatherleigh a ack line has various combina ons with either McClelland or Ellie Cook taking on the WA posi on. The Eagles goalies in Cook, Eliza Burton and
Olivia Sla ery have piled on over 1000 goals this season and have worked hard on their accuracy and rebounding when required. Emma Mules, Emily Mulraney and Bec White will need to work hard to stop the ball ge ng into the Eagles goal circle as they rarely miss. The Pies should come away with the win but expect the margin to be closer than in their first 2 encounters.
Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh
Kalangadoo take on Hatherleigh in the A Reserve and has had the upper hand on both occasions this season. Hatherleigh, however, should not be taken lightly. Club stalwarts Melissa Russell (Kalangadoo) and Maddie Redman (Hatherleigh) will have a great tussle in their respec ve posi ons. Russell will probably line up in the circle alongside her daughter Shayden, who is an accurate and crea ve player. Anthea Pa erson is also an op on in the Pies a ack line. Sophie Wrightson is a dynamic young player for Kalangadoo and ensure delivery into the circle is crea ve. 17 & Under player Deni Brown or Lucy Corman may line up in the centre posi on for the Eagles and they will match up on either Wrightson or Pa erson. Kalangadoo's defence line in Reanna Wetherall, Shanae Neale and Sam Crute have been ght defensive unit all season and the Eagles goalies in Abby Wight, Imogen Nowak and Eliza Mewe will need to make the most of every opportunity. The Pies should come away with the win but it will be under 10 goals.
Glencoe v Kalangadoo
Minor round premiers Glencoe take on Kalangadoo in the A Grade Second Semi Final at Hatherleigh. Glencoe have a strong goal circle in Jenna Paproth and Chantelle Cocks, both accurate shooters who combine well and move with ease in the circle. Down the other end of the court Kalangadoo's Ebony McDiarmid is a strong force within the Pies' goal circle, supported well by Abbey Duncan, both working hard and shoo ng with accuracy Glencoe's Sarah Edwards leads the defensive line up for the Murphies, supported from outside the circle by WD Alice Tentye, working any turnovers and loose balls back down the court to their goalies. Kalangadoo's young defensive lineup of Georgia Duncan, Lara Munro and Georgia Gen le are a formidable presence on the court, combining well and applying intense pressure in the defensive end, crea ng turnovers and figh ng hard for intercepts. Both the Murphies and the Pies have had a win in the minor round, however Glencoe will fight hard to come away with the win and head straight through to the Grand Final in a close fought game.
Back (L-R): Laura Childs, Sarah Edwards (Coach), Caitlin Hentschke, Chantelle Cocks, Jenna Paproth, Jasmine Rokov Front: Makayla Maney, Alice Tentye, Donna Jaeschke, Ashlea Pfitzner
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second SEMI-FINAL 17&under 11:30aM - court 1
second SEMI-FINAL 15&under 10:00aM - court 1
second SEMI-FINAL 13&under 11:30aM - court 2
Back (L-R): Karen Bowman (Coach), Leyla Marshall, Kaia Green, Mollie O'Connor, Hazel Hamilton, Paige Walters. Front: Chloe David, Alirah Bowman, Livvi Faulkner (Captain), Arabella Hassell.
(L-R): Georgia Duncan (Coach), Emily Simon, Te Kani Clark, Jorja McLaughlin (Captain), Ma lda Peacock (Captain), Zara Cole, Milla Lennon, Ashley Grosvenor, Harper Griffiths, Ebony Reeves, Chandalin Crouch (Coach).
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13 & UNDER
Mount Burr 46 def Glencoe 20
In a replay of the last round both teams were hoping to start strongly. Mount Burr started the game with Emily Lowndes and Isabelle Ballantyne taking intercep ons limi ng the Glencoe goalies opportunity to score. The ball was transi oned down court into goals with Mount Burr's Sophie Smith and Poppy McKenzie ge ng close scoring shots allowing them to have a handy lead at the first break. The second quarter saw Glencoe use the ball with improved pa ence with GS Emma Burdon having more scoring opportuni es. Glencoe's Mia Richardson moved to GD to have a be er connec on with Jasmine Haase, crea ng turnovers and forcing Mount Burr to use their feeders to gain possession closer to the post. Mount Burr worked hard and con nued to extend their lead. The third saw changes from both teams. Ballantyne and Lowndes con nued to take intercep ons and Mount Burr had a smooth transi on down court. Glencoe showed patches of great defence to stop the flow into the circle, however Smith and McKenzie con nued to work well in the ring. Each quarter Mount Burr con nued to extend their lead to finish with a 26 goal win.
Best players - Mount Burr: Emily Lowndes & Sophie Smith; Glencoe: Mia Richardson & Jasmine Hasse.
Glencoe 50 def Kongorong 27
Under trying weather condi ons both teams fought hard for the full 4 quarters. Ruby Buckley & Rani Janeway were a great match up to watch, both contes ng every ball. The midcourt worked well to deliver the ball down to Violet Thorne who was able to convert for Glencoe. Addison Graney had a strong game for Kongorong in a ack, working hard for her team. Abby Brant applied defensive pressure all day chasing any loose balls. Glencoe got out to an lead and were able to con nue to add to that lead in each quarter
17 & UNDER Hatherleigh 62 def Port MacDonnell 55
In a closely contested first quarter Pt Mac were the first to se le and managed to get the first five goals on the score board. Lilly Day shot with accuracy sinking 13 of 14 a empts. Down the other end Hatherleigh's Chloe Bellinger and Niah Faulkner were s ll trying to find their range. Defensively Port Mac limited Hatherleigh's flow of play to the goal ring. In the second quarter Hatherleigh se led and managed to score more freely, with C Bellinger and Faulkner only missing 3 for the quarter, outscoring Port Mac by 9 goals. Hannah Bellinger was influen al in defence, taking many mely intercepts and sending it back to her goalies. Once again, the third quarter was a ght affair with Pt Mac's Lilly Day becoming the main vocal point in the circle. Sophie Lewis and Deni Brown had a good tussle in the mid court, working hard both on and off the ball. Meanwhile, down the other end of the court Faulkner con nued to shoot with accuracy Hatherleigh entered the quarter with a five-goal lead managing to hold on in what was a close and contested finals game.
Best players - Hatherleigh: Niah Faulkner & Hannah Bellinger; Port MacDonnell: Lilly Day & Sophie Lewis.
B RESERVE
Tantanoola 35 def by Kalangadoo 42
In less than ideal weather condi ons Tantanoola came out to a firing start scoring the first five goals of the match. Once Kalangadoo se led, they were able to fight back and produce a small two goal lead by the end of the first quarter Amy Mason and Chloe Taylor combined well to put pressure on the Kalangadoo goalies and make them work hard for every opportunity Maddi Wilkinson and Jodi Greenwood used their experience together to open up the goal circle space. Leah Kuiper and Ange Case had a ght one on one tussle up the court and were dominant in controlling the court for their respec ve sides. Tant made use of their rolling subs with the fresh legs instantly impac ng the game and making Kalangadoo must adjust to their new opponents. However, Kalangadoo held firm and adapted well maintaining a three-goal lead at the half me break. Tantanoola once again tried other op ons to lessen the impact of the Pies, but Kalangadoo moved Greenwood into Centre and Nicole Reeves back into GA for direc ons and more op ons, but Kuiper and Kath Reilly cut off these passes which made Kalangadoo revert back to their original posi ons. Sally Peters was the main focal point and used her speed in the goal area combined with Holly Walker to try to peg back the lead for the Tigers. In the end Kalangadoo combined well as a team and con nued on with strong defence and pa ence to take out the win to head into the preliminary finals to Tantanoola 35 to Kalangadoo 42.
Best players - Tantanoola: Sally Peters & Kath Reilly; Kalangadoo: Maddi Wilkinson & Gemma Box.
Going into the first quarter Port Mac were the dominant team playing strong from the start and coming out hot. At quarter me they were up by 3 and the weather was not playing the game with wind being crazy and the rain star ng to come down strong. Going into the second quarter both teams came out strong but with a few blood rules and changes from the girls working hard, Tantanoola found their groove and worked the goals back by both their defenders Indianna Marshall and Danni Rutkowski and their strong a ack line of Chloe McCallum and Danni Vanderheul's pressure. Half me Tantanoola were up by 2. Going into the second half the Tigers made some changes bringing on some one of their youngest players Charli Kaigg and one of their most experienced, Tarrah Taylor. Port MacDonnell defence Ashlee Schwer eger and Stevie Collins combined well to gain touches and some rebounds. Tantanoola's C Danni Vanderheul and Port MacDonnell's C Mackenzie Millard ba led tough all game. Hijisa Hale and Lauren Fensom gave Tantanoola a 6 goal lead at three quarter me with accurate shoo ng. Some great feeding from Jessica Grigg, Elivia Stanley and Kelly Millard from Port MacDonnell's a ack line to get them within 3 goals. Time was cking and against Port MacDonnell which allowed Tantanoola to come back with the win by 4 goals.
Best players - Tantanoola: Lauren Fensom & Indianna Marshall; Port MacDonnell: Ashlee Schwer eger & Mackenzie Millard.
Port MacDonnell 55 def Glencoe 31
Port MacDonnell came out firing and got a 13 goal lead with the Narelle Lewis, Brooke Williams & Kelli von Stanke combining well and
were unstoppable. Glencoe made defensive changes to try to shut down the Port MacDonnell a ack line by bringing Alannah Clayton into the goal circle for some height and intensity. In the second quarter Glencoe came out firing and had hands all over the ball, crea ng mul ple turnovers that Zoe Mulraney converted on the score board. Jessie Gosden and Chloe Hentschke created drives through the mid court even with the pressure Michelle Moore and Bailee Lewis applied. Shannon Scheidl shut her goal a ack down in the third quarter making it impossible for her to score. Madeline Watson had to step up and work extra hard to get in posi on and score off the turn overs. In the final quarter Glencoe brought on some fresh legs in Jorja Mitchell. Samantha Brierley, Samantha Cordy and Alannah Clayton created pressure in the goal circle making it difficult for Port MacDonnell goalies to find their rhythm. Lara Wilson worked hard down the opposite end forcing turnovers and even a held ball.
A GRADE Robe 47 def by Tantanoola 55
Robe and Tantanoola played off in the A Grade First Semi Final, Robe won the toss and took the first centre pass, however defensive pressure from Tantanoola caused early turnovers and they pushed out to a handy 4 goal lead Robe se led and scored their first through Demi Carter The Roosters struggled to adjust to the umpiring, while the Tigers se led, this caused an early tac cal change with Robe centre Annie Regnier swapping with Sophie Bates at WD With defensive pressure causing issues for both sides, the remainder of the quarter went goal for goal 9 - 14 At the break Regnier & Bates swapped back to their original posi ons Robe scored the first 2 goals of the second quarter narrowing the lead to 3 Both teams struggled to se le. But strong work by Casey Walker in Centre for the Tigers, feeding the ball with precision to Emma Gould and Jami Walker who capitalised on their scoring opportuni es, with Gould's height causing headaches for Emillie Gould and Alannah Jennings At the other end Robe's feeders Regnier & Lucy Perkins were working over me to break through the Tigers defence, with their goalies Carter and Sarah Laurie making the most of their limited opportuni es Strong defensive work by Kate Bromley, Bella Poulish & Shelby Ryan helped Tantanoola out to an 11 goal lead at half me Robe broke the Tigers' first pass and from there they went goal for goal. Robe showed pa ence in a ack, while Tantanoola struggled to break through the defensive work of Robe's a ack line Tantanoola swapped Bromley & Poulish at the 5 minute mark, Robe con nued to apply pressure in Tantanoola's a acking end with youngster Sophie Bates keeping Tigers playmaker Kate Varcoe quiet Tantanoola increased their lead by 1 heading into the last 12 goals up Robe came out firing in the last, with clever defence turning over Tantanoola's first 2 centre passes to score the first 3 games of the quarter Tantanoola se led and scored Tantanoola returned Bromley and Poulish to their original posi ons Robe's movement in the a ack line was swi and both Carter and Laurie were finding the post and shoo ng accurately J Walker u lised her circle feeders to give herself the best opportunity to score and rarely missed an opportunity Despite Robe's strong last quarter Tantanoola had done enough in the first half to secure the opportunity to play in the preliminary final
Reserves: To the Reserve guys who supported our coach Ben Hentschke this year, thank you. We came from finishing last in 2023 to playing off in an elimina on final and although we were beaten the improvement from one year to the next was great. There is good blend of experience and youth, we hope that you have enjoyed the year and strive to play finals next year too. The Reserves playing list was propped up by Senior
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A big congratula ons to our Under 13s team who had a great strong win over the weekend and have secured a spot in the Prelim Final in 2 weeks me, best of luck girls.
Our 17s take on Kalangadoo this weekend. Play hard and best of luck girls. Also good luck to our Senior Colt footballers who are also playing.
Stacey Lowndes, MBNC President
13 & Under: Well done girls, a great win. The weather at Nangwarry was wet and windy, we did a great job in
Colts on many occasions, these guys have come on in leaps and bounds being exposed to senior football and we appreciate you stepping up to the plate when we need you. Best players were Ben Weedon, coach Ben Hentschke, Jason Bates, Trent Hawke, Jacob Pfitzner and Tom Jurkovic.
Good luck to the Senior Colts playing this weekend in which should be a great game of football.
17 & Under: Trying condi ons and a slow start saw us in chase mode for the 1st quarter. The second saw us flick the switch and start playing much smarter netball. We adapted to the condi ons and played with pa ence and confidence and were never headed once we got our nose in front. Niah played a fantas c game at GA (only found out she was playing there 1/2 an hour before start) shoo ng and moving like she’d been there all season. Her on court leadership li s everyone around her. Chloe B and Hannah were both under the weather but went out at gave 100% and played their roles perfectly. Bella was up against it at GK but played in front and off the body ge ng some vital turnovers
against a much taller opponent. Amber played a blinder at WA and rarely wasted a ball, her feeding was spot on. Deni was her super reliable self, making herself an op on all over the court and a acking hard in D. Chloe G once again our quiet achiever picking up turnovers and always there as an op on on the reset. It was a 100% effort from girls and they should be very proud of their effort. Thanks to Luca and Sylvia for helping us out, to Ange for scoring, Kalli for her bench support and all our supporters who braved the condi ons especially with only one team in. We heard you all and the girls appreciated it immensely. Best players Niah Faulkner Hannah Bellinger.
those condi ons. Our defence line in Emily and Isabelle put lots of pressure on Glencoe goalies in and out of the ring, which was crea ng lots of turnovers for us. Jess and Hannah at WD got hands over the ball and took some mely intercepts and their strong driving down court bringing the ball out of defence. Our goalies Sophie and Poppy worked well in the circle and created space for each other and moved the ball around to create that space. Also fantas c shoo ng in not ideal weather for goalies. Alice, Hope and Wren played the mid court suppor ng our goalies with precision passing. Their pressure all over the court turned the ball over to our advantage. Well done girls, so proud of you all. Thanks to Karen for scoring for us and all the support we had around the court. Lastly big thanks to Dawn, fantas c support to me and all the girls.
Junior Colts: Last week in a do or die game, we found ourselves heading to Nangwarry to play Kalangadoo, the kids started really well, as the game went on the kids unfortunately couldn’t keep up with the speed and the ball movement but that didn’t stop them from trying
B Grade: First final and what a close game we had against Port MacDonnell. Right from the start they came out hot and were on fire, it took our girls a bit to get their groove but once we did we were unstoppable and came back with a strong fight. We held
and ba ling as hard as they could. Both coaches couldn’t be more proud of them and how hard they have worked and how much they have improved. Best players were Charlie Bromley, Jedd Hardingham, Summer Batchelor, Kobe bromley, Jayden Hunter, Maxx Bevan
our lead a er that for the whole game and remained posi ve and worked hard. Our a ack line were on fire and our defence end were unstoppable. What a win girls and bring on the next final.
17 & Under: Hatherleigh 62 defeated Port MacDonnell 55. The first week of finals saw us face off against a very strong Hatherleigh side in the first elimina on final. We had been working hard for the last few weeks in prepara on for this matchup, coming off a 7 goal loss the last me we met. The Eagles were missing key goalie, Kalli Ne le, but had plenty of depth to absorb this loss. Our girls started strong, turning over the first centre pass to score the first two goals of the game. Our defenders worked over me to snag any loose ball that came their way and forced errors on the opposi on's behalf. Our transi on down the court was excellent, working our way through their mid court zone much be er than the last me we played each other, finishing four goals ahead at the quarter me break. In the second quarter, several tac cal changes were made by us to try and counteract the pressure Hatherleigh were pu ng on us all over the court and stop their run on. Unfortunately, we found ourselves with a deficit of 9 goals at half me. Sophie Lewis worked relessly through the middle, crea ng a number of defensive turnovers for our team and pushing hard through the mid court to create offence. We had pegged the margin back slightly by three quarter me and heading into the last, our girls knew they could leave nothing on the court if we wanted to come away with the win. Lilly Day was again dominant in goals, leading out of the circle well to provide an op on in transi on and also holding beau fully in the circle. We fought hard as a team and showed impressive determina on, not giving up un l the final whistle blew. In the end, it was Hatherleigh that claimed the win and will progress to the preliminary final, but it wasn't without a
valiant effort from the Port MacDonnell girls who pla fantas c game of finals netball. A huge congratula ons to the girls f making it this far, you've had a fantas c season and should all be incredibly proud of yourselves. Best players: Lilly Day, Sophie Lewis.
B Grade: Tantanoola 31 defeated Port MacDonnell 27. Bad luck girls! We fought har through the challenges of the weather and our injuries. Mackenzie once again work relessly all game to get touches and great feeds. K Liv and Jess all worked together in a combina on tha hasn't been seen this season. It was a tough season all round with each team pr they have poten al to be a t 4 finish. Super proud we g there and only went down by 4! Shout out to all the girls and big thanks to all the helper throughout the season who were scorers, mers, primary carers, coaches. Best play Mackenzie Millard, Ashlee Schwer eger
A Reserve: Port MacDonnell 55 defeated Glencoe 31. What an incredible start to our finals! Everyone came out firing and the level of intensity that everyone brought on the day was unmatched. The a acking line worked seamlessly, demonstra ng the best teamwork we've seen all year. Our defence were equally as impressive, crea ng numerous turnovers with excep onal hand pressure that resulted in loose balls we quickly capitalised on. Overall, it was a fantas c game of teamwork and skill from start to finish. Huge congratula ons to Brooke Williams who played her 350th club game, and also to Narelle Lewis, who played her 400th club game. What massive achievements, congratula ons to you both! Best players: Brooke Williams, Lara Wilson.
Star ng her career back in 1998, Brooke has had a very successful netball career. She has won numerous (too many to men on!) best and fairest and runner up best and fairest awards in both junior and senior grades.
She has been fortunate enough to win 3 premierships along the way, two in B Grade and one in A Reserve.
In 2017 Brooke coached the 17 & Under team and was on the commi ee, earning herself the Club Person of the Year award.
Brooke is always happy to put her hand up to umpire and always happy to help in any other way she can.
Following Covid in 2020, she had a couple of years in the A Grade team where she proved to be a very reliable GA.
Supported by her partner Mondo and children Banks and Ziggy, she has returned to the A Reserve where she will be hoping to con nue having success and perhaps gaining another premiership medallion to add to her trophy cabinet in the near future.
Congratula ons Brooke on 350 games with the Port MacDonnell Netball Club!
Narelle Lewis has had a stellar netball career on and off the netball court with the Port MacDonnell Netball Club. Star ng her junior career in 1996, she progressed to the 13s in 1998, winning a best and fairest in 1999 and a premiership in the year 2000 with the 15s.
Narelle made her senior debut in 2004 winning best and fairest in 2 seasons. A er having a couple of seasons off due to the birth of her 2 daughters, she came back in 2010 as a playing coach of the B Grade, won the premiership and was runner-up best and fairest. She had several more runner-up best and fairests in that grade. A er having the 2013 season off to have her son, she played B Grade and then was back up to A Reserve the following season winning best and fairest. In 2015 Narelle was promoted to A Grade and has been a consistent A and A Reserve player up un l this special milestone with the club. She has also coached A
Reserve numerous mes, securing a premiership in 2019.
Narelle’s coaching career started early on with the 15s in 2004, progressing on to the B Grade in 2010 and 2011, Junior 2 in 2015 and A Reserve in 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021. She has coached A Grade in 2022, 2023 and 2024. A very impressive coaching career
Narelle has had a posi on on the commi ee from 2012, from a general commi ee member to Vice-President and President. Narelle has always been an ac ve supporter of the club from commi ee commitments, umpiring, coaching, playing, working bees and basically anything that needs doing. This was rewarded when she received life membership in 2021. With the backing of her family, husband Dean, daughter Sophie who plays 17s, Bailee who plays 15s and Brock who is in the Junior Colts, we would like to pass on a huge congratula ons to Narelle on 400 club games!
Round 1 - 13th April 2024
Kongorong 19 lt. Mount Burr 87
Glencoe 94 lt. Hatherleigh 108
Tantanoola 40 lt. Robe 96
Port MacDonnell 106 d. Kalangadoo 77 Nangwarry bye
Round 2 - 20th April 2024
Robe 116 d. Glencoe 63
Hatherleigh 132 d. Kongorong 40
Mount Burr 58 d. Kalangadoo 50
Port MacDonnell 136 d. Nangwarry 58 Tantanoola bye
Round 3 - 27th April 2024
Kalangadoo 84 lt. Hatherleigh 136
Kongorong 18 lt. Robe 108
Nangwarry 40 lt. Mount Burr 119
Glencoe 88 d. Tantanoola 71
Port MacDonnell bye
Round 4 - 4th May 2024
Robe 100 d. Kalangadoo 40
Hatherleigh 150 d. Nangwarry 37
Mount Burr 94 d. Port MacDonnell 85
Tantanoola 95 lt. Kongorong 96
Glencoe bye
Round 5 - 11th May 2024
Kalangadoo 133 d. Tantanoola 71
Kongorong 43 lt. Glencoe 120
Nangwarry 39 lt. Robe 171
Port MacDonnell 69 lt. Hatherleigh 125
Mount Burr bye
Round 6 - 18th May 2024
Robe 121 d. Port MacDonnell 44
Hatherleigh 139 d. Mount Burr 36
Glencoe 50 lt. Kalangadoo 118
Tantanoola 110 d. Nangwarry 87
Kongorong bye
Round 7 - 25th May 2024
Kalangadoo 124 d. Kongorong 37
Mount Burr 44 lt. Robe 136
Nangwarry 36 lt. Glencoe 128
Port MacDonnell 139 d. Tantanoola 65
Hatherleigh bye
Round 8 - 1st June 2024
Robe 67 lt. Hatherleigh 80
Kongorong 36 lt. Nangwarry 46
Glencoe 88 lt. Port MacDonnell 126
Tantanoola 50 lt. Mount Burr 101
Kalangadoo bye
8th June - South East Zone Carnival
Round 9 - 15th June 2024
Hatherleigh 199 d. Tantanoola 75
Mount Burr 140 d. Glencoe 68
Nangwarry 24 lt. Kalangadoo 135
Port MacDonnell 193 d. Kongorong 60
Robe bye
1st Semi Final - Pt MacD. 49 lost to Kalangadoo 110 Preliminary Final - 14th September 2024
Round 10 - 22nd June 2024
Mount Burr 120 d. Kongorong 48
Hatherleigh 181 d. Glencoe 61
Robe 144 d. Tantanoola 27
Kalangadoo 176 d. Port MacDonnell 89 Nangwarry bye
Round 11 - 29th June 2024
Glencoe 47 lt. Robe 104 Kongorong 13 lt. Hatherleigh 160 Kalangadoo 69 d. Mount Burr 54
Nangwarry 39 lt. Port MacDonnell 140 Tantanoola bye
Round 12 - 6th July 2024
Hatherleigh 108 d. Kalangadoo 67
Robe 168 d. Kongorong 19
Mount Burr 157 d. Nangwarry 44
Tantanoola 75 d. Glencoe 52
Port MacDonnell bye
13th July - SA Country Championships
Round 13 - 20th July 2024
Kalangadoo 38 lt. Robe 100
Nangwarry 53 lt. Hatherleigh 139
Port MacDonnell 62 d. Mount Burr 49
Kongorong 51 lt. Tantanoola 117
Glencoe bye
Round 14 - 27th July 2024
Tantanoola 42 lt. Kalangadoo 77
Glencoe 129 d. Kongorong 46
Robe 87 lt. Nangwarry 19
Hatherleigh 64 lt. Port MacDonnell 76
Mount Burr bye
Round 15 - 3rd August 2024
Port MacDonnell 74 d. Robe 60
Mount Burr 31 lt. Hatherleigh 111
Kalangadoo 140 d. Glencoe 83
Nangwarry 88 d. Tantanoola 57
Kongorong bye
Round 16 - 10th August 2024
Kongorong 48 lt. Kalangadoo 133
Robe 62 d. Mount Burr 53
Glencoe 79 d. Nangwarry 59
Tantanoola 64 lt. Port MacDonnell 87 Hatherleigh bye
Round 17 - 17th August 2024
Hatherleigh 112 d. Robe 76
Nangwarry 71 lt. Kongorong 75
Port MacDonnell 114 d. Glencoe 64
Mount Burr 77 d. Tantanoola 60
Kalangadoo bye
Round 18 - 24th August 2024
Tantanoola 13 lt. Hatherleigh 173
Glencoe 52 lt. Mount Burr 106
Kalangadoo 113 d. Nangwarry 31
Kongorong 36 lt. Port MacDonnell 161
Robe bye
2nd Semi Final - 7th September 2024 Grand Final - 21st September 2024