Mid South East Football & Netball Budget - Grand Final 2022 by Xpress Signs

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DISABLED PARKING

MOUNT BURR v KALANGADOO

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DISABLED PARKING

JUNIOR COLTS – 9:15am

A RESERVE - 1:00PM, COURT 1 KALANGADOO vs ROBE

2022 GRAND FINAL VENUE

Dues by: Kongorong

GRAND final NETBALL SCHEDULE

Boundary: Noah Cockrum, Brodie Pﬁtzner, Liam Monagham, Chad Cockrum

CLUBROOMS/ CANTEEN NETBALL COURTS

Goals: Damian Galloway, Ted Peacock

HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO

B RESERVE - 12:45PM, COURT 2

PARKING

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A GRADE – 2:00pm

Dues by: Kalangadoo

13 & UNDER - 11:15AM, COURT 2 KALANGADOO vs PORT MACDONNELL

SENIOR COLTS – 10:30am

Umpires: Ma Cockrum, Barry Nilsson, Darrin Brown

CAN HILL

Umpires: Sco Chuck, Daniel McKenny Boundary: Brodie Pﬁtzner, Noah Cockrum, Liam Monagham, Chad Cockrum

Dues by: Glencoe

Umpires: Adam Maidment, Michael Pink, Adam Gilbert

Umpires: Bre Watson, Travis Lockwood, Neil Webber

B GRADE - 2:15PM, COURT 2 KALANGADOO vs GLENCOE

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Goals: Kevin Nobes, Tom Egan

KALANGADOO vs ROBE

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Boundary: Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, George Wimshurst, Noah Cockrum, Brian Bonney

KONGORONG vs GLENCOE

Dues by: Tantanoola

GRAND final FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

O W E S T R E E

GLENCOE vs KALANGADOO

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Dues by: Mount Burr

BBQ

LOLLIES/DRINKS

15 & UNDER - 9:45AM, COURT 1

Dues by: Port MacDonnell

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Reserve Umpire: Adam Gilbert

17 & UNDER - 11:30AM, COURT 1 ROBE v MOUNT BURR

Boundary: Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, James Allen, George Wimshurst, Brian Bonney

Goals: Dave Gilbert, Gordon Brown

Reserve Umpire: Michael Pink

Reserve Umpire: Peter Walter

A GRADE - 2:45PM, COURT 1

Goals: Kevin Nobes, Andrew Rohrlach Reserve Umpire: Peter Walter

B GRADE – 12:05pm

SCOREBOARD

Dues by: Nangwarry

HATHERLEIGH vs KALANGADOO

HATHERLEIGH vs ROBE

Peter Mitchell Mid South Eastern Football League President

Our football and netball region connues to face a number of challenges to our stable environment. From my perspecve, our League and clubs need to ensure that we stay united and are abreast of these outside pressures to make sure that we connue to be in the best posion possible going forward. Change at any level presents us with opportunies and threats, so it is challenging mes ahead for all Clubs and the League. We must ensure that we connue to work together, connue to focus on our core objecves in our clubs and League which include Facilies, Junior Development, Volunteers, Financial Stability, Risk Management and Community Ties, strive for connuous improvement, and connue to meet our market place, oﬀer opportunies for our volunteers and youth in order for all of us to remain viable, sustainable and relevant to our communies well into the future. With the recent applicaon of the Casterton Sandford Football and Netball Clubs to join our League we are faced with the real prospect of a change and potenal further changes that will impact our club and League. We must make sure that our voices are heard and that any change ensures the long term sustainability of all our clubs and League is maintained and enhanced.

panel. The League would love to hear from those that have just rered as footballers and even our younger males and females that have a love of the game and would like to be involved.

Thank you to Robe (1st Semi), Mount Burr (2nd Semi), & Kalangadoo (Preliminary Final) for showcasing your club facilies and for being excellent hosts in the three ﬁnals and I am certain today once again at Kalangadoo will be no Despitexcepon.etherecent

One of the many high points of any season is always the interleague compeon. I thank all the clubs and players for their connued support. The League parcipated in the SE zone carnival against the KNTFL in the Seniors & against the WBFL & KNTFL in the U15's & U17's on the June long weekend, which was well hosted by our League at Kongorong. I take this opportunity to thank Senior Coach Ben McGregor, Under 17 Coach Reece Duncan, Under 15 Coach Chrissy Mules and their players and support staff for their efforts. Interleague football showcases our League and provides a pathway and opportunity for our players. From the Senior Carnival the MSEFL had eight players (the most ever for our League) Andrew Stone, Tye McManus, Ben Gregory, Patrick Davies and Mitch Lowe (Kalangadoo), Sam Wallis (Mount Burr), Dylan Childs (Glencoe) and Mark Marrio (Hatherleigh) chosen in the SE Zone team to play in the SA Country Championships at Whyalla. Despite losing our first game narrowly, our second game saw us having a commanding win and with other results going our way we ended up in the grand final and won the carnival in a close contest. Ben McGregor was an assistant coach, Sam Benne was our trainer and Ma Ballintyne carried the drinks.

Please remember, as clubs, to look aer your volunteers and as supporters, to assist and volunteer your me / skills wherever possible to make your Club more successful and to share the workload. It really does help your club commiees to know that they can rely on some jobs being handled – so well done to all volunteers that have assisted each club and in turn assisted the League in becoming stronger. The League and all clubs can become much beer with more 'Givers'' and less 'Takers''.

The Presentaons for Seniors and Juniors was once again a combined aﬀair with our Netball partners held at the Millicent War Memorial Civic and Arts Centre. The day ran smoothly and we will connue to consult with clubs to seek ideas for any suggested improvements. Thank you to the Port MacDonnell Football / Netball Club for catering to the aendees superbly

And the biggest thank you I have is reserved for my wife, Naomi Mitchell, who for the past 15 years has served the League as Assistant Secretary for 1 year and the past 14 years as Secretary. The League has been blessed and fortunate to have had such a dedicated administrator that has assisted and delivered to clubs in a crazy world of fast pace and what seems like never ending change! Not every club would be happy with the answers to some of their quesons, but the interpretaon and integrity given by Naomi in dealing with all club maers was at the highest professional level and I am sure clubs are thankful for her eﬀorts. Naomi has said for several years that ''this is the last year'' and I've been able to squeeze as much as I can out of her. Thank you for everything you have done for our great League.

It has been a good season for the netballers and we are delighted with their successes and we are keen to connue to build on and strengthen the relaonship again next season. Thanks Sara to you and your team on a job well done.

every season. Thank you to friends and family that assisted in any way that you did. Thank you to all clubs that made me and all Board members welcome throughout the year To those that provided any feedback on how the Board can be of beer assistance to Clubs, thank you.

We appreciate the support of Murray South East Regional Director and Community Football Board director Sco Duncan, SANFL SE Football Operaons Coordinator Michael Mourbey, staﬀ at the Community Football Board, and SANFL South East Regional Game Development Oﬃcer Heath Sims. Our relaonship with the Glenelg Football Club connues to evolve and the opportunity for our young footballers at U18 & U16 levels has seen good numbers of footballers regularly travelling to be involved at the next level. This creates wonderful opportunies for them to connue their football journey

Our ﬁnal crowds have so far have been excellent and shows that the interest in the MSEFL is the equal of any compeon in this region. The mix of mulple clubs involved in football and netball ﬁnal contests has helped to increase crowd numbers and add to the atmosphere at the ground.

It is with pleasure that I present my Grand Final report to you as President of the Mid South Eastern Football League (MSEFL).

Xpress Signs have once again published the Budget this season online culminang in this week's superb Grand Final Budget publicaon, which is a collector's item for all MSEFL enthusiasts and Clubs. Special thanks to the SE Voice for providing an informave print secon of the Budget in their paper, which was greatly appreciated by many MSEFL followers.

So, where possible please consider our sponsors when you need anything, and then thank them for their support of our league.

Thanks to all those people that have assisted me as President, especially all of the Senior Board Dennis Muhovics, Trevor Ling, Jo Michelmore, Jo Dean & Naomi Mitchell along with the Junior Execuve Graham Dowie, Gary Wilson, Ma Cockrum and Umpires Director Neil Webber. All have worked well as a team and I hope we have delivered the needs and requirements of Clubs. The Board has been willing to share the heavy administrave workload and I especially thank my wife, Naomi Mitchell in her role as League Secretary. I urge all clubs that are not currently represented to consider nominang a delegate to the Execuve. There is a requirement for someone with the following skill sets; liaising with the media with reports, IT skills, diplomacy, level headedness and to occasionally think outside of the square in looking at opportunies and soluons to the many issues that seem to raise their heads during

All outlets of the Media (print, radio & web sites) have promoted the MSEFL very well, however I believe we all need to connue to provide good stories to the media so that we get beer coverage of our League.

We acknowledge the generous sponsorship provided by our major sponsor of the Family League – The Sco Group of Companies. In a relaonship that goes back to 2006 this has been a signiﬁcant contribuon and we thank them for their connued support. All of our season sponsors have been promoted in the Budget and include the following: First Super, South East Property Sales & Management, Belgravia Sports Apparel, IDM Sports, Mahews Petroleum, Iberdrola Australia, Sherrin, Thomas Foods Internaonal, Marjadah, Glenelg Football Club, Somerset Hotel Motel, Klas Bilt, In2 Trophies Monogramming & Workwear, Collins Court Butchers, Richmond Park White Suﬀolk, Tony Pasin, Troy Bell, Nick McBride, Willow Financial Services, Hyland & Fox Signs, SEC Group & DiGiorgio Family Wines.

It is pleasing that the netball and football relaonships are connuing to get beer at Club and League level, but there will always be ways to improve and strengthen those bonds. Both sports rely on each other being successful to ensure a vibrant and sustainable compeon in all grades.

Thanks to our Match Review Oﬃcers and Tribunal Commissioners that have been needed to adjudicate on a couple of occasions throughout the season and thanks for your commitment and assistance.

MSEFL PRESIDENT’S REPORT

Neil Webber, our Umpires Director once again had another challenging year with many injuries and unavailability's, however good support and co-operaon from clubs ensured that all posions were ﬁlled each week. The League sll needs to gain new umpires to ensure that we connue to have adequate numbers and to keep the umpiring panel strong. I encourage any newly rered player or any person (male or female) that may be interested in becoming an umpire to come forward – training and assistance is provided and it is a great way to sll be involved in the game that we all love. Our Umpire Scholarship is available to encourage and reward new central umpires and we hope that it will provide a pathway to bolster our ageing umpire

Congratulaons to Mail Medal winner Port MacDonnell's Tim Sullivan, Reserves Carthew Medal winner Kalangadoo's Chrissy Mules, some 29 years aer his father won the same medal, Senior Colts Malseed Medal winner Kongorong's Maverick Cooper and Junior Colts Mansell Medal winner Glencoe's Lachie Brierley and all other trophy winners. Also, player life membership was awarded to Nathan Muhovics from Mount Burr and life membership was awarded to Fred Smith. Congratulaons on being recognised through many years of involvement within the MSEFL.

As always, there will be secons of the Constuon / Bylaws, which need to be reviewed, and I urge all clubs to submit noces of moon for consideraon at our AGM later in the year

Finally, a big thank you to all partners and family of the Board to allow them the me necessary for meeng their obligaons to our clubs at various mes throughout the year with meengs etc. Special thanks to my family, all have put up with a lot throughout the year and your support is much appreciated for all that I'm involved in.

There will be some great netball and football contests in every grade today where seven of our nine clubs are represented and I hope that all players and supporters have some special memories of 'that one day in September'.

All roads lead to Kalangadoo for the 2022 Mid South Eastern Football League (MSEFL) Grand Final and on behalf of the Mid South Eastern Football League I extend a warm welcome to you as we seek an excing ﬁnish to 2022 in all grades of Netball and Football aer a sensaonal season with some close contests having already been played in the ﬁnals series.

I thank all of the League's member clubs for your efforts and achievements on and off the field this year as well as the work that you do in your communies as leaders. People in our communies are reliant on the social and sporng opportunies that are provided by the Football and Netball Clubs. Our communies are faced with many challenges in today's world and our sporng clubs need to connue to be the hub of the community providing opportunies and social interacon for everyone. We must always strive for connuous improvement to ensure the long term viability and sustainability of the League and all member clubs. It is fantasc to see the obvious pride and joy in the support that goes for each club from their communies and the people in it and I'm sure we'll see plenty of club colours and vocal support today in all football and netball contests.

As in previous years, imbalances on the scoreboard and lack of numbers have been issues in our underage compeons. It is pleasing to see clubs connue to work towards providing the playing opportunies starng at Auskick and the Under 11's as this is crical to sustaining our junior numbers in later years. Thanks also to Heath Sims, SANFL Game Development Coordinator – South East for all the support you provide at this level. I connue to urge all clubs to work with schools and Auskick programs to provide that pathway for your next MSEFL club footballers.

Remember that not everyone can win on the field, but we must all be winners off the field.

heavy rain throughout the district in the last two months, the oval surface is in great condion and all other maers will be taken care of under the leadership of Kalangadoo Football Club President Reece Carlson.

Be kind to each other and I hope that you have a great Grand Final Day and have a safe trip home.

To my family, I think they thought this day would never come when I would ﬁnally step down as MSEFL Secretary, but my biggest thank you goes to our three wonderful children who have grown up to be amazing young adults and have known nothing else other than both mum and dad being involved at commiee level for one or more organisaons.

To the players and oﬃcials that where then selected to play for the South East Zone team at the SA Country Championships - Andrew Stone, Tye McManus, Ben Gregory, Patrick Davies and Mitch Lowe (Kalangadoo), Sam Wallis (Mount Burr), Dylan Childs (Glencoe) and Mark Marrio (Hatherleigh), oﬃcials Ben McGregor (Port MacDonnell) Assistant Coach, Sam Benne (Hatherleigh) Trainer and Peter Mitchell (League) Team Manager, congratulaons on your selecon and coming away with the tle of SA Country Champions for 2022 – well done.

Congratulaons to all our medal and award winners who took home individual honours at our presentaons, especially Tim Sullivan (Port MacDonnell) who had a stellar season to win our Mail Medal by an outstanding 10 votes, Chris Mules (Kalangadoo) showed his class in taking out this year's Carthew Medal, Maverick Cooper (Kongorong) was our Senior Colts Malseed Medallist and Lachie Brierley (Glencoe) who had a very consistent season was awarded the Mansell Medal as the junior colt best & fairest. Thank you and well done to the Port MacDonnell Football and Netball clubs and all their volunteers for their catering of the day. It is a huge undertaking for clubs to cater for both junior and senior presentaons, but holding them all on the one day certainly makes this a lile easier

In what has been a challenging couple of years it was extremely pleasing that we have been able to get to today with very minimal COVID interrupons. I'm aware that all clubs were impacted to some degree during the year, and this is probably a sign of the mes as we all learn to live in a COVID world.

To Graham Dowie and the Junior Execuve –Ma Cockrum and Gary "Tug" Wilson congratulaons on another well run year. Graham re-joined the Junior Execuve when at the Junior League AGM no nominaons for Junior President were received. Rather than see the Junior League go into recess he willingly put his hand up to once again lead the Junior Execuve to ensure our junior compeons connue to have their own separate identy within our League.

To the Kalangadoo Football and Netball Clubs and really the enre Kalangadoo Community thank you and congratulaons for accepng the challenge of hosng both a preliminary and grand ﬁnal. If last week is anything to go by, all the I's will be doed and the T's crossed to ensure everyone is well catered for and everything is in place for today's showcase occasion. The recent clubroom development that this community was able to achieve aer many of their grant applicaons were unsuccessful gives you an insight into the resilience and spirit that the Kalangadoo Football and Netball Club has become renowned for

And to all the players, playing in a grand final is a great experience, a memory that you will have to cherish for a lifeme. Remember not to lose sight of the big picture and the team effort that has got you here today. Play to your potenal and enjoy the atmosphere created all for you, the rest of us will look forward to seeing you out on the field.

MSEFL SECRETARY’S REPORT

all our club coaches, both junior and senior We have a vast knowledge base of coaches within our League and it is really pleasing to see them come together over the me of interleague trainings and game day to improve the experience for all players. To our junior interleague coaches in Reece Duncan (17's) and Chris Mules (15's) thank you for your me and dedicaon you provided to give the best in our league the opportunity to represent the MSEFL.

Our “Family League” is a unique relaonship between both football and netball. Thank you to Sara and all Netball Execuve for your commitment to acvely promong strong relaonships between football and netball, may we connue to develop them at League level seng a good example for our clubs to follow. It has been a pleasure working with you all this

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Congratulaons to all compeng football and netball teams who have made it here today for the 'Big Dance'. You have shown that you are the best two sides in each of your respecve grades and even though only one of you will walk away with a premiership, your parcipaon in our ﬁnal match of the year is sll something to celebrate and be proud of

post oﬃce and general store. All this is not due to a lack of industry within the town, as Timberlink employs around 200 people and is one of the largest employers in the region. Tarpeena is also the closest outlying town to Mount Gambier, so don't tell me losing a football club won't have a detrimental impact on a community!

Welcome to Kalangadoo and the 2022 Mid South Eastern Football and Netball Leagues Grand Final Day

Our Zone Carnival was hosted superbly by the Kongorong Football Club back in June and in the senior game we came up against a very strong and well drilled KNTFL. Whilst not geng the results we were aer the game was of an extremely high standard and all players chosen to represent the MSEFL should be jusﬁably proud of your eﬀorts. Thanks to Ben McGregor who once again took on the role of senior coach. His dedicaon and commitment to representave footy is highly valued and I certainly hope that a carnival victory isn't too far away. Our underage sides connue to improve at this level, and this is largely due to

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in my report I wrote that we all know what a great league we have, well now it appears that the Casterton/Sandford Football and Netball Club are wanng to be a part the Family League. Whilst not denying their decision to join the MSEFL, one has to wonder who loaded the gun for them to ﬁre it. It is no secret that a neighbouring league has been grumbling for years that they want change as they deem their compeon boring and repeve (whose fault is that?) but why should the MSEFL and all our clubs bear the brunt of change and put themselves at risk for the sake of city centric views and ideology? Neither the League nor any of our clubs have acvely sought change and we must remain in control of our League. We have a prime example of what happens to a community when a football club ceases to exist – Tarpeena. Although the football club is sll an acve organisaon, they haven't parcipated in the MSEFL since 2003. Progressively over the years we have seen

To the League Board in Peter, Dennis, Trevor, Jo Michelmore and Jo Dean thank you for your commitment to our League. Without people willing to put club loyalty aside for the beerment of our league we simply wouldn't be in the strong posion we currently are.

Enjoy your day,

Today I ﬁnally close the chapter of Mid South Eastern Football League Secretary. Having been appointed as Assistant Secretary in 2008 and League Secretary since 2009, the me has well and truly come for me to hang up the keyboard. Over the past 15 years I have made (I hope) many friends and probably some enemies, but I have enjoyed the journey and now know more about football than I really ever envisaged I would. To all the Club Presidents, Secretaries and Delegates that I have had the pleasure to work with over the years, thank you for your friendship, co-operaon and assistance. I know somemes I haven't given you the answers you were looking for, but you need to remember that the posion of League Secretary doesn't actually get a vote at Board or Delegate level however, it was my task to implement the rules of the League. I trust I'm leaving the League in as good as shape or beer than 14 years ago and I know who ever takes on the role will enjoy the posion and the challenges it presents. I probably won't be lost to the MSEFL enrely, I don't think I could be that lucky, as I will sll be in the background supporng the incoming Secretary.

Special thanks to our final hosts so far this year in Robe, Mt Burr and Kalangadoo. The change in our by-laws now allows for the final venues to be scheduled without the need to alter them due to an A Grade side compeng. This provides both certainty to the League and all nine clubs as to when it's their turn to host a final and also brings us in line with every other League in the State. Each final has been very well managed and this is a credit to your leadership and the many volunteers all our clubs rely on.

I must also give my thanks to Michael Mourbey our South East SANFL Football Operaons coordinator who connues to take a considerable amount of weekly administrave work oﬀ my shoulders and with the extra challenges of an inept player and game day database in PlayHQ it's no wonder you've got very lile hair le!!

Today as we play, support or just watch our great game please be mindful and respecul of those around us. Be assured that all parcipants are trying their very best to assist their team to win and the negave and unhelpful commentary from the sidelines will do lile in achieving the objecve. I am also yet to see an umpire change his decision because of the advice being oﬀered from the boundary line. Please remember that umpires are doing a job so that we can play our great game, no umpires – no game.

Naomi Mitchell MSEFL Secretary

Hard to believe that this weekend sees the culminaon of all the hard work by clubs, oﬃcials, players, coaches, volunteers and families for the 2022 season, and what a year it's been.

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Andrew Nitschke has connued his role in 2022 as the MidSouth East Junior Coach Co-Ordinator and has been around to many clubs throughout the season to watch, provide feedback and ideas for our coaches. This is a real posive step for our league, and I really urge clubs to get on the front foot and engage Andrew as much as possible as this is a great resource and with his football knowledge and experience can provide some handy ps and ideas.

you to Mike Mourbey, our conduit between league and SANFL who this year would have one of the toughest jobs going around in guiding clubs through the rollout of the new PlayHQ program. Mikes as always has provided guidance when needed and oﬀered valuable input throughout the

Dennis, Lingy, Jo and Jo on the Senior Execuve once again thank you, it has been a pleasure to work with you all throughout the season and for pitching in and assisng the Junior Execuve when needed.

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To all our clubs hosng ﬁnals this year a special thanks, this is a massive undertaking with plenty of hard work happening behind the scenes for all, but the days go oﬀ seamlessly and are well supported by vising clubs and once again showcases our league to the highest level.

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2022 has seen us get back to some form or normalcy with geng a full season underway although some weeks it was a bale for some clubs to ﬁll sides but credit to everyone in what has been a thriving season for our Family league once

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Mitchell, the dedicaon, commitment and passion you have for not only the juniors but the league in its enrety is a real credit and without the work you do behind the scenes not only during the season but oﬀ season is a credit to you and makes our life on the execuve and club land so much easier

As with each season there are so many people to thank and these people make it a successful season each and every ear Once again thank you to everyone who makes a season successful from our players and families, volunteers, support staﬀ and our 9 clubs that make up our great league in what can only been described as challenging mes on all fronts. But we have managed a full season in again for the 1st me since 2019 and with that we are all here today to acknowledge and celebrate our players in both football and

Our Junior Exec with Tug Wilson and May Cockrum, and extended thanks for all your help, input, and guidance throughout the 2022 season. There is a lot of work that goes on behind the scenes to make sure the season runs smoothly and to these guys with Naomi, I can't thank them enough as again are heavily commied to the success and future of the Mid SE Junior Compeon.

To ﬁnish oﬀ, I would like to wish all teams all the very best for the Grand Final today as I'm sure we are going to see some quality games and congratulaons to all winning football and netball teams.

There are many people who make games days happen and to Neil Weber and his umpiring team along with club umpires without your commitment throughout the season we don't get to play games. It can be a thankless task, but they do a great job week in and week out and a credit to Neil and the

like to pay credit to Shane Kelly who over the last couple of seasons, with some help guided the Junior Compeon through some challenging mes but in doing so and with the commitment to our league le the Junior League in a very strong posion.

Welcome everyone to Footy Park, Kalangadoo where all the hard work done by footballers, netballers and umpires this season reaches its ﬁnale. Joyous celebraons for some and heartbreak for others. I wish all my umpires the very best today, you have worked really hard this year and deserve your appointments. It's always hard to do appointments during ﬁnals as there are always people who miss out, but keep posive, connue to work hard and your me in the spotlight is just around the corner

To my assistant Smirk, thanks for your connued support both on the ﬁeld and oﬀ. I'm not sure why you seem to bare the brunt of all the jokes from the panel!

A big thank you to the goal umpires who volunteered to help out during the finals, you have done a faultless and excellent job and I wish you well today. To my boundary umpires, fantasc job guys. All we ask is you do the best you can and enjoy the atmosphere of finals football. We finally got George to bring along the lollies to share amongst the group and all we have to do now is get young Chad to share his chocolates… Talking about Chad, the runt of the lier for a young kid he certainly adds a lot of character to the umpire rooms with his quick wit and sarcasm. Good job Chad and don't forget the Tchoccies…oallourclub execuves and coaches, I thank you for the support you have given to all our umpires throughout the year. Things don't always run smoothly but when issues arise they are handled professionally and with common sense. Even when clubs get a call on a Saturday morning and an umpire is needed, the support we have had has been first class, so thank you.

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Today may be the end for some footballers’ careers and if it is please consider giving umpiring a go. It is a rewarding role to stay involved in football and if you stay involved with your club then it's a win/win situaon for everyone. One of the main reasons I am sll involved is the people you meet every Saturday. People from all clubs, whether they be supporter, coaches, players or oﬃcials, it's one of the reasons our League is going strong and hopefully we can stand strong on our own feet and all sck together and connue our family league tradion.

To our club umpires and those who ﬁlled in, you have probably had the toughest job of trying to be imparal in everyone's eyes. Your commitment and enthusiasm has been brilliant all year

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very understanding and loving wife Kath, thank you for your support throughout the season, always a calming inﬂuence when things go pear shaped. Much appreciated.

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Lastly good luck to everybody compeng today, play the game the way it should be played, respecully and fair and let’s all band together and keep the Mid South Eastern Football League stronger for the future.

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To the League Execuve for having the faith in appoinng me to coach our umpires and try to keep our panel strong, thank you.

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imagine a very stressful job, but equally enjoyable in the challenges of umpires umpiring to the best of their ability, enjoying their roles and challenging themselves to connue to get beer and seng themselves goals to achieve.

2023 as an Execuve we are looking at and working on a few diﬀerent ideas and concepts in the hope of being able to bridge the gap to WBFL and KNTFL but can announce that both Chrissy and Reece have put their hand up to coach our Interleague sides again next year and are excited at the chance to once again work to develop our junior footballers.

To Amanda, Jacqui and the team at Kongorong Football Club who hosted the event, the facilies, catering, and day itself went smoothly and one of the largest interleague crowds we have seen in a long me making it a huge

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to Reece and Chrissy, their assistants, team managers and runners your commitment to both the league and our future senior players shows Interleague is an important part of the our league and we thank you for volunteering you me and eﬀort this year

A special menon to the parents who either goal umpired or me kept, as always we like to watch our kids play but without your help in doing these we don't get games and is very much appreciated.

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Reece Duncan once again put his hand up to lead the U17's and as an execuve we were buoyed by the nominaons for this year but sadly this didn't relate to numbers on the track. With Reece coaching Interleague along with senior footy over the last couple of years there is a clear passion and understanding of what is required at this level of footy

This year saw MSE's turn to host the Interleague carnival once again and in a similar format to 2021 with U15's and U17's but with a longer game in 2 x 22 minute halves.

both training and game day and would not be able to happen without a host of volunteers making it happen and need to menon a few so please bear with me.

to Neil Webber and his umpiring team, these guys do a great job week-in and week-out and like the players the Interleague carnival is a great chance for our umpires to represent the

Like in the games before them the team baled hard over both games and at mes managed to string some quality football together but the weight of numbers and constant free ﬂowing game proved too much in the end.

This year in the U15's they were coached by Chrissy Mules. Chrissy is highly credenaled and very well respected around the league and to have someone of his statue in leading our youngest charges and impart some of his footy smarts is only a Inposive.boththe U15 games we found the pace of the game a lile too quick with both KNTFL and WBFL both moving the ball with ease and quickly around the ground. Chrissy was constantly shuffling the boys around the ground to find the right match-ups with lile success as in the end the pace and free flowing games proved too much for our U15's.

At the end of the day a team of the carnival is selected in both grades and the league was represented in both. Congratulaons to Charlie Bevan and Mason McKenny for selecon in the U15's and Flynn Peel, Callum Sparks and Ellis Cushion for their selecon in the U17's side. The carnival itself is a huge undertaking for the league, players, families and host club

To the Junior Exec for helping out with things on the day and a special menon to Naomi Mitchell who does so much behind the scenes in the lead up to and during the carnival itself.

Goals - Kalangadoo: L. Jones, P. Davies, B. Auld, B. Gregory 3, B. Mules, J. Bromley 3, C. Genle 2; Port MacDonnell: A. Ridding 2, J. Turner, T. Sullivan, Z. Williams, W. Macdonald, B. Newton 3.

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Kalangadoo 3.2 7.3 15.3 19.4 (118) Glencoe 0.2 1.2 2.2 5.5 (35)

Robe 5.0 11.3 16.9 20.17 (137) Kongorong 2.1 3.2 5.3 6.4 (40)

Goals - Robe: J. Bryant, M. Mckenny 4, M. Keane 2, C. Moore, M. Robertson 2, O. Hagge, C. Weston 5, F. Peel 3, A. Strydom 2; Kongorong: S. Von S. 4, X. Beard, K. Lasle.

Kalangadoo 0.2 7.8 10.9 12.14 (86) Port MacD 2.3 3.4 5.5 9.7 (61)

PRELIMINARY FINAL RESULTS

Goals - Glencoe: K. Price, D. Ferguson 3, R. Buckley, H. Dale, L. Brierley 4; Hatherleigh: E. Marshall 2, C. Leopold.

Glencoe 6.3 7.4 8.6 10.6 (66) Hatherleigh 0.0 0.0 1.1 3.3 (21)

Best - Robe: H. Peel, J. Murch, M. Robertson, F. Peel, J. Bryant; Kongorong: B. Von Stanke-Dowie, N. Von Stanke-Dowie, W. Von Stanke, S. Von Stanke, H. Elletson, D. Wright.

Best - Glencoe: T. Siebert, K. Price, R. Ferguson, T. Hurley, D Mutch, H. Gordon; Hatherleigh: E. Marshall, O. Howell, C. Bellinger, H. Bellinger, T. Bowering, C. Taylor

senior colts

RESERVES

Best - Kalangadoo: J. Mansell, J. Searle, J. Norman, D. Barlow, B. Male, M. Durbidge; Glencoe: A. Pulford, J. Agars, J. Finnis, L. Hoch, M. Jaeschke.

junior colts

Best - Kalangadoo: J. Pra, C. Genle, J. La Rocca, P. Davies, B. Gregory, A. Stone; Port MacDonnell: E. Gladman, W Macdonald, B. Newton, M. Smith, N. Wilke, Z. Williams.

Bendigo Bank A Grade

Goals - Kalangadoo: J. Brennan, S. Agnew 4, C. Mules 4, D Barlow, T. Jones 2, M. Varcoe, J. Jones, C. La Rocca, B. Male, C. Gibbs, M. Durbidge, A. Auld; Glencoe: D. Paproth, N. McEachern, T. Weaver, L. Hoch, B. Curran.

GLENCOE 28 40 16 60 144 PORT MACDONNELL 44 4 12 40 100 ROBE 32 36 64 34 166 TANTANOOLA 12 24 20 8 64 NANGWARRY 4 20 0 16 40 MT BURR 44 12 40 28 124 KONGORONG 16 32 48 60 156 KALANGADOO 60 56 28 0 144 A GRADE B GRADE Snr COLTS Jnr COLTS TOTAL HATHERLEIGH 48 64 56 42 210 ladders Bendigo Bank A Grade W L D B For Agst Pts % Kalangadoo 15 1 0 2 2414 661 60 78.50 Robe 9 6 0 2 859 801 36 51.75 Nangwarry 1 15 0 2 816 2302 4 26.17 Mt Burr 11 5 0 2 1530 1199 44 56.06 Reserves Kongorong 4 12 0 2 1151 1628 16 41.42 Hatherleigh 16 0 0 2 2027 223 64 90.09 Hatherleigh 12 4 0 2 1974 873 48 69.34 Kalangadoo 14 2 0 2 1867 409 56 82.03 Port MacD. 11 5 0 2 1425 1053 44 57.51 Robe 8 8 0 2 1222 1580 32 43.61 Glencoe 7 9 0 2 1180 1386 28 45.99 W L D B For Agst Pts % Tantanoola 3 13 0 2 921 1951 12 32.07 Glencoe 10 6 0 2 1120 934 40 54.53 Kongorong 8 8 0 2 903 974 32 48.11 W L D B For Agst Pts % Robe 16 0 0 2 1319 550 64 70.57 Hatherleigh 14 2 0 2 1296 726 56 64.09 Mt Burr 3 13 0 2 386 1634 12 19.11 Kongorong 12 4 0 2 1458 873 48 62.55 Nangwarry 5 11 0 2 692 1124 20 38.11 Port MacD 1 15 0 2 487 1699 4 22.28 Mt Burr 10 6 0 2 1105 974 40 53.15 Kalangadoo 7 8 0 2 1082 1136 28 48.78 Tantanoola 5 9 0 2 860 1046 22 45.12 Port MacD 3 13 0 2 703 1092 12 39.16 Nangwarry 0 14 0 2 734 1488 2 33.03 Glencoe 15 1 0 2 1067 388 60 73.33 Kongorong 15 1 0 2 1095 351 60 75.73 Tantanoola 6 10 0 2 681 1224 24 35.75 Senior Colts Glencoe 4 11 0 2 891 1434 16 38.32 Junior Colts Hatherleigh 10 5 1 2 679 428 42 61.34 Port MacD. 10 6 0 2 860 593 40 59.19 Robe 8 7 1 2 611 644 34 48.69 Mt Burr 7 9 0 2 721 662 28 52.13 W L D B For Agst Pts % Tantanoola 2 14 0 2 526 1242 8 29.75 Kalangadoo 0 16 0 2 503 1446 0 25.81 Nangwarry 4 12 0 2 519 791 16 39.62 MSEFL Champion Club AwardKlasbilt www.sec-group.com.au 299 Commercial Street West, Mount Gambier Your Local Engineering and Conveyor Maintenance Specialists Servicing the Limestone Coast region of the beautiful South East - George Street, Millicent Shop , Railway Terrace, Beachport Ofﬁce: Fiona: , Melissa: , Deon: ofﬁcesoutheastpropertysales.com.auwww.southeastpropertysales.com.au RLA

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MSEFL 2022 Mail Medalist: Port Mac's Tim Sullivan with MSEFL President Peter Mitchell.

MSEFL 2022 Joint Runner-Up Walker Medalists: Glencoe's Zacc Cocks and Hatherleigh's Michael Telford with Jake Bromley Sarah Edwards (Glencoe); Laura (Mount Burr), Sara

It was back in 1955 that McLaughlin Park in Millicent had hosted a season decider when Glencoe defeated Tarpeena by three points for the MSEFL premiership.

The MSEFL changed the constuon a year ago to establish set ﬁnals venues and it has delivered an advantage in its very ﬁrst year of operaon to the black-andwhites.Havingsaid

and Hatherleigh have answered every challenge so far in 2022 but the home ground advantage provides a winning footy formula.

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a grade grand final preview

Kalangadoo is set to make one change to its starng 18 with the recall of ace forward Michael Krieger

The Eagles triumphed by 45 points in their two wins while Kalangadoo held a 15-point advantage in the ﬁnal minor round

having the benefit of knowing the weather condions and the identy of the final 22 for each team, I would rate the Magpies as only marginally beer than even money to take possession of the Wilf Sprengel Shield for the first me since T2019.otake

goalkicking trophies, Krieger had to sit out the enre major round last season on account of injury

The Magpie defence is patrolled by skipper Mitch Lowe along with James Pra and Ma Fatchen.

Minor premiers Kalangadoo come into Saturday’s Mid South Eastern Football League grand ﬁnal at home against Hatherleigh as favourites, but slight ones at Withoutthat.

Patrick Davies is the key to the Kalangadoo engine room as he brings the likes of Andrew Stone and the McManus brothers into the play.

Ex-coach Gerard McGrath is arguably the pick of the centre half backs in the compeon while centre half forward Darcy Bateman has this mantle for this

the ﬂag aer a break of nine years, Hatherleigh players must play four consistent quarters of footy and not let the burden of playing the season decider on the home ground of their opponents to overwhelm them.

Both teams have had “heavyweight” status in most of the minor rounds of the past decade but that has only translated into the coveted silverware on a handful

Despitoccasions.ethe

Hatherleigh ruckman Mark Marrio has been the recruit of the year in the MSEFL while fellow newcomer Brad Mitchell has headed the club’s goalkickers with 44 Thismajors.match

The 2022 meengs of Kalangadoo and Hatherleigh throw up few clues as to the outcome of the contest.

Grposion.andﬁnal

has all the hallmarks of a thriller and the bumper crowd should include a sizable conngent from the Casterton Sandford Football Netball Club which is only 78km away

It has been quite some me since the MSEFL grand ﬁnal has not been played on a neutral ground.

predicons: Kalangadoo to win by 10 points; Phil Muhovics Memorial Medal for winning coach to Kevin Stark; Stan Jones Memorial Medal for best-onground to Patrick Davies of Kalangadoo and leading goalkicker Brad Mitchell of Hatherleigh with four goals.

• Key players in Saturday’s grand ﬁnal - Pat Davies (Kalangadoo) and Joe Ferguson-Lane (Hatherleigh).

Bothcontest.sides are at full-strength with their B Grade teams also squaring off in the Likcurtain-raiseretheirtwo senior teams, Hatherleigh senior colts also won their way in to the “big dance” by winning their second semiEfinal.agle coach Jake Dowdy has had an injury disrupted second half of the season but looked in good shape in the second semi. He even had the confidence to draw ahead of his opponent on the usually wet clubrooms wing at Mount Burr and bounce the ball.

Krieger heads a talented forward line which boasts evergreen veteran Ben Mules and the skilled Ben Gregory and Lachy

Reports at the me suggest the MSEFL oﬃcials did not like the playing surface and they have never again played a ﬁnal there.

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feathers will fly in this season’s msefl decider

rigours of four preliminary ﬁnals matches, a wet winter and regular training sessions all year, the Kalangadoo Oval has stood up remarkably well.

He opted to take a one-match set penalty aer an indiscreon on the second weekend of the ﬁnals and he has served his Theme.winner of the past two MSEFL

that, the home ground beneﬁt must surely be worth at least a couple ofItgoals.willnot provide an overly ﬁrm surface but it has maintained a good covering of grass so the footy skills will sll be on show

BY J.L. “FRED” SMITH

Robe had the points over the Eagles in both home and away games throughout the year but in the 2nd semi the Eagles turned the tables to inﬂict Robe's 1st loss in 2 years and proceed straight into today’s decider whereas Robe had to venture to Kalangadoo last week in the preliminary ﬁnal where they managed to take care of Kongorong reasonably comfortably

At the end of the game there may only be a kick separang the 2 sides as is the closeness and a win either way would not be a surprised result especially aer the 2nd semi but whatever the result it will be a great showcase of talent of our future senior footballers within our league. Good luck to both sides.

Kongorong on the other hand have a more even spread of players that are able to rotate around the ground that will cause the Glencoe coaching staﬀ a few headaches. Declan, Harrison and Rhys will sll be prominent throughout the game but Nate Von Stanke-Dowie, Ryan Lucas, Jobe

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Both teams have had a good season ﬁnishing one and two aer the minor rounds and the Eagles will go into Saturday’s decider as clear favourites.

Both teams have some old heads and will need that experience come the contest and the Magpies will look to Chris Mules, Joshua Searle, Jusn Mansell and leading goal kicker Sco Agnew, while Hatherleigh will be counng on Tim Merre, James Telford, Tom Bell and Todd Watson.

But as so oen with ﬁnals, look for some of the smaller players to play a big role in the day as with both sides these will play a pivotal part towards either side coming away with the silverware.

Both sides throughout the season have only had one loss and that was against each other on their home grounds in ght and tough encounters. The young Hawks secured a direct passage through to the grand final coming from 10 points down at the half to record a tough 21 point win in the end. Whereas the young Murphies had to get past Hatherleigh in the preliminary final where they got off to a flyer in the 1st quarter and were never headed throughout the game.

Kicking oﬀ the day we should be set for an entertaining game of footy with the reigning premiers in Kongorong taking on Glencoe and be well worth the early start and admission to watch this game alone.

Theday

It will be a ght bale across the ground and the team that gets away early will be named 2022 premiers.

Glencoe will be looking for their key play makers to have a standout game in Lachy, Daniel, Tyrone Siebert and Kallan Price. These players will provide plenty of run and opportunies for their forwards throughout the game.

will be no shortage of talent on display in this game with the Mansell Medal winner from Glencoe in Lachy Brierley and equal leading goal kicker in Daniel Ferguson running around whereas Kongorong have a more even spread with Declan Richardson leading the vote count followed closely by Harrison Elletson and Rhys Newton.

Robe have clearly been the standout team over the last couple of years with their only blemish coming in the 2nd semi. Expect the likes of Joel Bryant, Ollie McInnes, Flynn Peel and Cooper Thomas to provide plenty of run and carry through the lines.

Reserves

With the second semi being a real bale for both sides and Glencoe making the early running and Kongorong working their way back into the game in the 2nd half we can look to expect the same thing to happen again today

Across the ground both these sides have an abundance of numbers and are very strong across every line as you work down the ground and both coaches are prepared to throw the magnets around to mix things up and give players every opportunity for game

Senior Colt's game should provide an encing game of footy featuring two very quality sides in Hatherleigh and Robe.

For Hatherleigh it’s hard to go past Harvey

Jones who kicked 91 goals for the 2022 season. But with plenty of midﬁeld depth in Je Faulkner, Ben Werchon, Tyson Atkinson and last year’s Mansell Medallist in Ollie Fitzgerald, expect plenty of the quality ball delivered to Harvey up forward.

Junior Colts

Janeway will also be playing a big role towards the outcome of the game.

Today's premier will have to be measured and show plenty of determinaon over the 4 quarters to get over the line, but in what should be an entertaining game to get grand ﬁnal day started and show how good our junior compeon is developing.

Trying to pick a winner of this game today will be like tossing a coin as is the evenness across the ground and a good chance will be the side who seles 1st will come away with the chocolates at the end of the game.

Senior Colts

Hatherleigh and Robe have had signiﬁcant numbers in both interleague sides along with a few represenng Glenelg throughout the year and this will only help with the quality of football expected to see today

But aer the weekend’s win over Glencoe the Magpies will have some momentum and will take it right up to Hatherleigh come me on Saturday

Both sides have a richness of talent within their sides that have played a signiﬁcant amount of football throughout 2022 and will be on display for all to see today and will create havoc for both coaches during the

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11 - Jason Bateman: Senior player who reads the play well, breaks lines and is very dangerous with a massive kick.

12 - Joe Rayson: Small forward / midﬁelder who has a massive work rate, gets to every contest and loves to lay a tackle!

37 - Cameron Atkinson: Shut down defender who always takes the key forward and rarely gets beaten.

1 - Zach Jones: Midﬁelder / forward who is quick and has really silky skills, he is always damaging with ball in hand.

25 - Darcy Bateman: Big ruckman turned CHF, massive work rate and a really strong mark.

- Je Faulkner: Senior colt who plays on the wing, aacks the ball hard and tends to ﬁnd a lot of space to use his speed.

GRAND FINAL A GRADE 2:00PM

Coach: Jake Dowdy

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21 - Jake Wight: Key forward who is a beauful mark and even beer kick, can turn a game on its head.

5 - Jack Skeer: Tall wingman who is tough as nails and also very dangerous in front of the big scks.

23 - Joseph Ferguson-Lane: Captain who leads by example, really strong in the contest and very dangerous up forward.

big marks, also very handy ground level for a big man.

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.

9 - Jed Telfer: Reads the play well and controls the tempo with good ball use, always has me when he has the football.

2 - Jason Faulkner: Great leader down back, strong in defence and uses the ball well going forward.

40 - Will Chay: Onballer who ﬁnds the footy and wins the 50/50 balls, has good skills on both sides of the body

24 - Mark Marrio: Exceponal tap ruckman who also crashes packs and takes

3 - Gerard McGrath: Tall defender who also plays on ball, understands the game well and has exceponal skills.

30 - Sam Gray: Natural defender who reads the play well and rarely gets beaten, always keeps a cool head in traﬃc.

6 - Jordy Galpin: Tough midﬁelder who runs all day, rarely looses a 50/50 and is a tackling machine, elite skills seng up our forwards.

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 opposion.

35 - Jake Dowdy: Coach who leads from the front. Great kick at goal and can play both ends of the ground.

16 - Lewis Walker: Lightning quick with really good skills, is a barometer when up and running on the wing.

14 - Michael Telford: Workhorse in the middle who ﬁnds plenty of the football and also uses it very well.

42 - Patrick Chay: Natural forward who aacks the ball hard, has a huge leap and is a very reliable kick at goal.

HATHERLEIGH EAGLES

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). Front: Joe Rayson, Sam Gray, Sam Telfer, Jack Gray (Vice Captain), Joseph Ferguson-Lane (Captain), Jason Faulkner, Grace Clough (Trainer). Absent: Jase Bateman, Darcy Bateman, Gerard McGrath, Je Faulkner

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- Michael Krieger: Two me league leading goal kicker. Great goal sense.

3 - Tye McManus: Superstar onballer, Zone representave, sublime skills.

12 - Lachy Jones: Diﬀerent role this season, has dominated as a high half forward. Raking le foot kick.

26 - Brad Auld: As clean as they come. Best skills at the club, le and right foot - it doesn't maer

46 - Jusn Bromley: Can play anywhere, very versale for a big man. Crical for our structure.

5 - Sam McManus: Vice Captain, amazing leadership qualies, big tank and will run all day

18 - Conor Genle: Super quick, amazing skills and goal sense. Under 17.

22 - James Pra: Great leadership, provides plenty of drive for the team. Always gives his all.

19 - Mahew Davies: High pressure wingman, gives us plenty of drive. Big tank, will run all day

14 - Patrick Davies: Rolls Royce, State Country representave, League footballer, has loved being back home.

40 - Braiden Ousey: Developing into a great ruckman and deep forward. Very accurate kick for goal.

- Brad Male: Young up and coming ruckman, huge vercal leap.

4 - Andrew Stone: Lightning quick onballer who doesn't mind sneaking forward and snagging a goal.

10 - Mitch Lowe: Captain of our club, superb leadership qualies. Huge footy IQ.

21 - Sam Casey: Mr Reliable. Superb 1 on 1 defender. Very consistent.

GRAND FINAL A GRADE

24 - Jon Mules: Reliable ruckman, gives our onballers ﬁrst use every week.

17 - Josh Larocca: Quick half back ﬂanker. Great skills, provides our run.

7 - Jason Bannister: Lock down defender, loves grinding opponents down. Rarely beaten 1 on 1.

kalangadoo magpies

2 - Bre Lindner: Mr Smooth, very reliable, never wastes an opportunity .

Coach: Kevin Stark

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27 - Ben Gregory: In career best form, Zone team centre half forward.

Back (L-R): Sam Casey, Troy Wilkinson, Ben Mules, Jusn Bromley, Mathew Fatchen, Brad Male, Conor Genle, 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, Mahew Davies, Sam McManus (Vice Captain), Kevin Stark (Coach), Mitch Lowe (Captain), Andrew Stone, Brad Auld, Josh Larocca, Peter Savage.

34 - Ben Mules: Our forward line general, sets up a lot of play for our younger players. Great leader

2:00PM

29 - Al Lyon: Sckiest mis in the business, great contested mark. Leads up well.

8 - Mat Fatchen: Superb skills and intercept marking, huge footy IQ.

20 - Jack O'Connor: Mr Fix It, can play any posion on the ground. Has relished playing senior footy as a Senior Colt.

13 - Tom Williams: Great leadership in defence, a reliable lock down defender

43 - Ben Lang: Big chooka, very good reliable defender, good under pressure.

44 - Will O'Connor: Smooth mover, lightning quick, very good skill set. Can play either end of the ground.

32 - Jack Altschwager: Great set of hands, gets around the ground, can kick goals from anywhere.

Coach: James Thorn

12:05PM

13 - Max Telfer: Good mark, can play anywhere on the ground, when his numbers up he won't let you down.

31 - James Telford: Tough inside player with a good skill set, knows where the goals are.

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55 - Aiden Reid: The weed, very good skill set, ﬁnds plenty of the ball, and will tell you about it. Gives us plenty of drive oﬀ half back and through the middle.

20 - Josh Wight: Veteran of the side, great leader, strong over head. Loves a good goal celebraon.

58 - Ethan Bowman: Tough inside mid, loves going to bale on a Saturday. Very skilful, can cut a game apart with his dangerous le foot.

41 - Ben Leopold: The good boy, great defence, reads the play well, takes plenty of intercept marks.

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56 - Ryan Lindner: Surprise packet, can play anywhere on the ground, a great leap and mark. Good skills and very quick.

38 - Jack Kain: Big mobile ruckman, can play anywhere on the ground. Loves a dart.

9 - Dylan Vanderhorst: Tough as nails, you know what you'll get from this bloke week in week out, 3 me premiership player!

47 - James Thorn: Coach of the side, can play either end of the ground. Silky skills.

48 - Jacob Lang: Good reliable defender, Tough as nails.

10 - Tim Merre: The captain of the side leads from the front, very classy player, premiership coach and player

46 - Lachlan Lang: Takes the best forward every week and very rarely gets beaten. Very good backman.

26 - James Gilbertson: Very good ball user, knows how to hit the scoreboard. Loves a

28 - Clayton Skeer: Very strong in the contest, rarely beaten one on one, hope his missus comes to watch, he will be up and about.

54 - Spencer Jones: Another reliable defender, rarely beaten one on one. Loves to sneak forward.

18 - Cameron Slape: Big ruckman gives his heart and soul week in week out, loves a big tackle.

22 - Louise Brown: Electric around goals, ﬁnds plenty of the ball around the ground, super quick.

15 - Todd Watson: Big stage player, great onﬁeld leader. Reads the play well and sets us up oﬀ half back.

4 - Tom Bell: The regionalist loves a good pre game warm up speech, knows where the big scks are.

HATHERLEIGH EAGLES

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). 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 (Stascian). Absent: Lachlan Lang, Ben Leopold, Jordan Abbo, Lauchie Jackman-Tilley

37 - Cameron Atkinson: Reliable lockdown defender, give him a job and it will get done.

36 - Bre Watson: Can play anywhere, loves a few midﬁeld minutes, hard at the footy, good skills.

GRAND FINAL B GRADE

23 - Nathan Reeves: Hard at it, fast, skilful forward with a penetrang kick. Has the ability to play in any posion on the ground.

24 - Mitch Varcoe: Quality forward player Strong mark and penetrang long distance kick.

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Coach: Adam Box

37 - Ellio Pegler: Veteran of the club, 100% on all occasions. Rarely beaten.

32 - Steven Devine: New to the club. Commied and always provides a contest.

9 - Sco Agnew: Very clever forward who provides opportunies and score assists for others whilst also kicking goals himself. Has kicked 100 goals in season 2022.

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70 - Adam Blom: Consistent backman. Has a great ability to read the play and take intercept marks.

11 - Chris Mules: A leader of the club. An inside player, very skilful and good at bringing players into the game.

58 - Tim Brennan: Leader of not only the B Grade side but the whole football club. Respected veteran.

43 - Tyson Scholz: Veteran backman. Rarely beaten and always gives 100% for his team.

- Caleb Gibbs: Loves the contested ball and his tackling is a feature of his game.

30 - Jamil Jones: Quality midﬁelder, sublime skills on both sides. Leads by example and works hard week in week out.

66 - Desmond West: Skilful, quick and lively player, has had an excellent year playing in a variety of posions.

6 - Dallas Jeﬀree: Key backline player who is enjoying a reliable and consistent season. Rarely beaten in a contest.

51 - Brad Male: Incredibly talented player

84 - Stewart McLaughlin: Quality tap ruckman. Big work ethic enables him to impact around the ground.

36 - Josh Searle: Tough, unrelenng backline player who has captured previous great form.

77 - Aidan Auld: Veteran of the B Grade side who always gives 100% and is commied to Kalangadoo.

55 - Jayk Norman: A Senior Colt crumbing forward, evasive and dangerous around goals.

who has been a vital member of the A Grade team and has a very promising football future.

2 - Jordan Brennan: Tough ulity player Good aggression at the ball, great ability at centre clearances.

45 - Liam Carlson: Having a consistent season across the back. Provides plenty of forward entries and enables scoring opons for the forwards.

20 - Tyler Jones: Hugely improved player Has been in great form and provides heaps of run for the team.

15 - Dylan Barlow: Excing tough player who has played an important role in the A Grade side throughout the season. Always gives 110% at every contest.

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. Front: Tyler Jones, Kevin Stark, Jamil Jones, Chris Mules (Captain), Adam Box (Coach), Harry Peacock (Assistant Coach), Ma Auld, Chris Larocca, Jusn Mansell, Josh Searle. Mascot: Bobby Brennan.

60 - Michael Durbidge: Clever footballer who provides a contest with his tackling a feature of his game.

44 - Chris LaRocca: New to the club and is having a huge impact across the centre. Provides run and excitement. Loves to kick a goal.

25 - Ma Auld: A very lively small forward who has relished in the opportunity to play in season 2022.

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18 - Jusn Mansell: Hard at it, versale player that can play a shutdown role and provides plenty of drive from the wing and centre. Has had an outstanding year

10 - Archie Morgan: New player to the club that has dealt with injuries. Has great skills and doesn't shy away from a contest

16 - Ethan Leopold: Ruckman who has improved his ability to read the play aerially as well as on the ground. Moves well for his size.

58 - Ausn Nele: A cray le footer that has elite kicking skills. Very good at ﬁnding his way to goal.

9 - Blake Werchon: A classy midﬁelder who is always composed with ball in hand. Has been a great pick up. Big game player

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5 - Jack Marino: Key contributor to our back line. Finds plenty of the ball and gets it moving our way.

6 - Harvey Jones: Finished the year with 91 goals. Freakish ability of knowing where the big scks are.

7 - Bailey Lindner: Booming le footer who gave us plenty of physicality around the ground. Missing due to injury

21 - Danny Golding: A tough backman that puts his body on the line without hesitaon. A key player to our success as a side.

13 - Zak Bowering: Centre half forward who can play midﬁeld and ruck. Best follow up second eﬀorts in the team.

17 - Myles Widdison: Half back that defends ﬁrst and then gets his hands on it to move it forward. Has been a solid player that has had a variety of roles through the year.

39 - Joel Smith: Always in and under at every opportunity. Tackles hard and gets it moving our way

60 - Jordy Atkinson: Has hit the scoreboard and impressed with his hands in marking contests. Not afraid of geng in and under

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25 - Fletcher Leopold: Always ﬁnds the right posion to be in. Has improved every game through the year

26 - Je Faulkner: Hard running midﬁelder that is known for his running bounces. Has taken his game to another level this year

Flynn Kain: Only managed a couple games due to injury, but a massive part of making sure the group is up and about for the game.

29 - Charlie Sims: A small player that has a big upside. Gets the ball in his hands and loves to carry and deliver to our forwards.

11 - Jack Cassidy: A backman that gives his all at every contest. Doesn't like losing.

Ollie Fitzgerald: Always has me with the ball. Very good at reading the game and creang play with his elite skills.

8 - Tyson Atkinson: Smooth moving midﬁelder that impacts around the ground as well as the scoreboard.

2 - Eli Kneen: A key defender that loves to intercept the play and rebound out of our back 50. Very clean hands.

Coach: Jed Telfer

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41 - Kaden Thomas: Versale player that has found himself forward, mid and back this year. A very coachable player that wants to always improve.

Back (L-R): Jordan Atkinson, Will Watson, Archie Morgan, Tyson Atkinson, Danny Golding, Brayden Chambers, Ausn Nele, 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.

12 - Jack Bellinger: First year forward who has developed into a solid contributor. Has improved each and every week.

28 - Brayden Chambers: First year player with very good hands. Has impressed with his composure within traﬃc.

17 - Taj Boundy: Tackling machine, never gives up, high pressure player.

20 - Nathan Gibbons: Best le foot in the team, always straightens us up across half back, very reliable.

10 - Ollie Hagge: Flashy le footer, tough as nails, will do anything for the team.

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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 Weston, Taj Boundy, Cooper Thomas, Susie Clements (Team Manager). Front: Kaiden Carter, Blake Wyllie, Myles Burzaco, Mason Keane (Captain), Sam Huebner (Coach), Flynn Peel (Vice-Captain), Hudson Peel, Cameron Gibbons. Absent: Jimmy Murch, Raj Legoe, Max Robertson, Benny Hayes, Archie Hagge, Charles Moore.

11 - Seb Moore: Tap ruckman, uses his body well, will clunk anything.

19 - Myles Burzaco: Silky backman, very talented, will always get us out of trouble.

12 - Codee Weston: Full forward having a great year, kicks bags every week, doesn’t miss in front of goal.

Coach: Sam Huebner

16 - Riley Boundy: Mr Reliable, plays down back, rarely gets beaten.

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8 - Charles Moore: Junior Colt playing up, great skills, always ﬁnds a goal.

30 - Andre Strydo: Doesn’t mess around, runs in straight lines, excing to watch. Very inmidang.

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3 - Jimmy Murch: Genuine half back, reads the footy beer than anyone, has exceponal skills.

2 - Cooper Thomas: Half back ﬂanker, tough as nails, does anything to win the footy

4 - Joel Bryant: Most versale, raking le foot. Can kick big bags. Very talented.

31 - Blake Wyllie: Small forward, gets heaps of the footy, another young le footer that doesn’t waste it.

21 - Benny Hayes: Smallest in the team, never backs out of a contest, very dangerous small forward.

15 - Kaiden Carter: Another ﬂashy le footer, plays wing, has a huge tank, loves a goal.

9 - Max Robertson: Gun mid, ﬁest in the team, no one has the ability to keep up with him.

23 - Kyle Hampel: High pressure half forward, has a huge tank, can kick a goal from any angle.

6 - Mason Keane: Our Captain, leads by example, has great skills, excellent tap ruckman.

14 - Archie Hagge: Junior Colt playing up, quick wingman with great skills, very reliable.

22 - Cameron Gibbons: Lightning quick wingman, usually links up with his brother. Dangerous when pushes forward.

1 - Hudson Peel: Big bull, can play anywhere, can win a game oﬀ his own boot.

5 - Mason McKenny: In career best form, has the best skills in the team, loves a goal.

18 - Flynn Peel: Vice Captain, great leadership skills, big tank, runs all day.

32 - Riley Sutherland: Smart backman, tough as they get, will beat his opponent on most occasions.

38 - Jackson Bald: Jacko always ﬁnds himself where the ball is no maer the posion. He's able to slow the game down and never gets ﬂustered.

Back (L-R): Andrew Janeway (Assistant Coach), Graham Dowie (Coach), Declan Richardson, Nate Von Stanke-Dowie, Blake Telford, Ryan Lucas, Curs 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. Sing: Mason Galpin, Luke Allen, Jobe Janeway (Vice Captain), Rhys Newton (Captain), James Whiy, Sam McInnes. Kneeling: Logan Cordy, Jack Bald, Blake Lasle, Zayne Parsons, Axel Page, Noah Von Stanke-Dowie.

28 - Zayne Parsons: Welcomed Zayne to the club at the start of the year and whilst sll learning the game, has good skills and a bright future.

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7 - Jobe Janeway (Vice Captain): A very handy ruckman providing ﬁrst use of the ball to our midﬁelders, is also prominent around the ground with a clean set of hands.

3 - Angus Maidment: Another playing up from Minis, is full of energy and wanng to be in the play

31 - Hunter Bingham: First taste of U14's football this year as part of the group of U11's, always looking to get the ball to teammates around him.

9 - Cohen Galpin: The ulmate defender. Cool, calm, and always up for a challenge. Has enjoyed going forward through the year to kick a few goals.

1 - Axel Page: New to the club this year and has wasted no me ﬁng in, is able to play in mulple posions all over the ground, with plenty of run.

33 - Blake Lasle: First year in U14's and has managed a few goals. Blake is always prepared to put his body over the ball and create a contest.

18 - Jacob Gordon: Has played in most posions over the ground throughout the year, showing his versality in rarely being beaten in any of them.

26 - Declan Richardson: A key player no maer what posion he is on the ground. Clean skills and always looking to set players up around the ground.

added bonus of a couple of goals during the year.

13 - Lilly Gordon: Has held down her posion on the wing all year and is rarely beaten. Enjoys a tough contest and always up for a challenge.

23 - Ryan Taylor: First year of football this year, and with clean skills, is another key member of the defence who has hardly been beaten.

12 - Ryan Lucas: Has connued from a very strong 2021 and is an important playmaker, be it up forward, middle or backline.

21 - Luke Allen: A real conﬁdence player who is developing into a handy footballer. Has good skills with the ball and always looking to bring teammates into the game.

27 - Nate Von Stanke-Dowie: A strong ball geer who creates space for teammates around him, always head over the ball.

5 - Harrison Elletson: Has had a strong year leading our goal kicking, whilst sll playing a pivotal role in the midﬁeld each week.

2 - Koby Galloway: One of our U11's who's ﬁlled in throughout the year. Manages to ﬁnd the ball and scored a few goals during the year.

14 - Mason Galpin: Part of the mosquito ﬂeet up from the U11's, Mason is a bit of a goal sneak and smooth mover

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25 - Logan Cordy: Has enjoyed a lot of me up forward this year and been rewarded with a few large hauls throughout the year

Coach: Graham Dowie

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24 - Sammy McInnes: Has played 5-6 games up from the Minis and always has a smile, with the

8 - James Whiy: Whilst sll learning his cra Jimmy's another Mini who's enjoyed some game me in U14's playing in several posions, and a smile never too far away.

22 - Curs Page: Another who has played in mulple posions throughout the year but found a place on the wing that has made his own.

19 - Noah Von Stanke-Dowie: First full year up in U14's and another of our reliable defenders. Always prepared to do a bit of trash talking.

20 - Blake Telford: Has had a tough job all season, in holding down CHB and changing into the midﬁeld, has been an important player all year.

32 - Rhys Newton (Captain): Has led from the front all year as captain. A smooth mover around the ground and never far from the play

7 - Tyler Rothall: A ulity player with pace to burn.

21 - Riley Ferguson: A hard working forward, loves compeng.

27 - Brodie Burdon: Tall defender, aacks the ball and makes his opponent work.

18 - Declan Mutch: A revelaon this year coming back to footy, super important to us.

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Coach: Adam Price

11 - Daniel Ferguson: Leading goal kicker for the MSEFL Junior Colts, a good accurate kick.

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15 - Bailey Dale: Has come into his own this year, a very reliable defender.

24 - Tom Richards: A lead up forward, played everywhere this year, can kick a bag.

14 - Jack McGrath: A true backman who is strong over the ball and doesn’t like geng beaten.

3 - Kallan Price: Our vice captain, hard running midﬁelder, loves the contested ball.

25 - Samuel Longhurst: Big, mobile forward, improving all the me.

6 - Harley Dale: Sneaky forward who knows where the goals are.

17 - James Seeliger: In and out with injury this year, but loves to have a go.

20 - Connor Tweddle: Straight line runner, rarely beaten one on one.

Back (L-R): Kade Mulraney, Les Jagger, Tighe Hurley, Tyler Fiegert, Bailey Dale, Blake Gosden, Mckayla Maney. Middle: Mahew 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).

12 - Hamish Gordon: U12's state premiership player, reads the play beaufully.

13 - Ruby Buckley: Plays forward, loves to kick a goal, good defensive forward too.

4 - Tighe Hurley: Quietly spoken, very evasive in the contest and has been a huge contributor

22 - Tyrone Siebert: Has grown in stature and conﬁdence this year, excellent in the ruck.

30 - Blake Gosden: Has started to grow in conﬁdence, excellent foot skills.

9 - Mckayla Maney: Speedy winger, constantly improving.

23 - Tyler Fiegert: Can play forward or back, where ever the team needs him.

28 - Leslie Jagger: Another quiet lad that loves to work hard, super determined.

5 - Luke Medhurst: Versale, can play forward or back, good foot skills.

16 - Jake Thompson: Classy le footer, plays forward and kicks truly.

26 - Lachlan Brierley: Our captain and Junior Colts Best & Fairest player, super workrate and excellent skills.

2 - Kade Mulraney: Running defender with excellent skills.

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6 - Samuel Haase: Can play forward or back, runs all day, loves a goal.

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badging within our associaon and congratulaons to Brydie McPherson, Lonny Peel, Kim Ross, Fiona Telfer and Naomi Stevens who achieved this in 2022. We have a great spread of badged umpires through our associaon and I encourage you to pick up a whistle and give it a go.

A Grade

Centre Jayde Peacock (Kalangadoo)

We are fortunate through the hard work of Bec Scanlon to be able to oﬀer C

Over the June long weekend we had 4 sides represent Mid South East Netball at the Country Championships, this year the MSEFL came on board as major sponsor Congratulaons to Annie Hunter and Emma Gould on making the Team of the Year. The seniors played off in the A Grade Grand Final against KNTNA and unfortunately didn't come away with the tle, however finishing second in the state out of 11 associaons is a great achievement. All junior sides made finals which is a great result and something to be super proud of! Huge thanks to Kim, Kez, Narelle and Leah for coaching and to Sara, Kristy, Ella and Megan for assisng as managers. As always lasng friendships were made and plans are already in moon for 2023. I encourage everyone to put themselves forward for an opportunity to represent our associaon.

Thank you to the media for their supportconnuedand to Publicity Oﬃcer Georgia Gray who worked alongside clubs to get informaon to the media and on our Instagram and Facebook pages.

Emma Grant (Robe)

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Laura Schultz (Mt Burr)

Madi Hagge (Mount Burr)

Annie Hunter (Robe)

Emma Gould (Tantanoola)

Defence Sarah Edwards (Glencoe)

Three weeks ago we celebrated the achievements of our netballers and I would like to congratulate all of our Best & Fairest winners:

As another season draws to a close it’s me to reflect on the season that was. Another year of challenges and achievements both on and off the court. Made all the more difficult by the issues brought about by Covid-19. Thank you to clubs and players for being adapve to the ever-changing landscape that is part of living through a worldwide pandemic.

Junior Umpires Award Brydie McPherson (Port Mac)

B Reserve & Senior Consistency Jodi-Lee Greenwood (Kalangadoo)

Sophie Gibbs (Hatherleigh)

On behalf of the Mid SE Netball Associaon, I would like to welcome players, coaches, umpires, life members and supporters to Kalangadoo for grand ﬁnal day.

Sara Gray Mid South East Netball Associaon President

Georgina Goegel (Kalangadoo)

In closing I would like to thank the 9 clubs who make up the Mid South East Netball Associaon. I enjoy being your President and building relaonships with you all.

Good luck to all teams playing today and I look forward to seeing you all in Mid SE Netball in 2023.

Thank you to our sponsors Mid South Eastern Football League, South East Property Sales & Management, One Forty One, Somerset Hotel, Xpress Signs, Frank Brennan Consulng Services, 3MP, In2Trophies, KCA, OG Roberts, She's Apples, Baker’s Delight. Thanks also to our trophy and pennant donors, Jenny Waugh, Kirsty Johnson, Maureen Ey, Fiona Wilson, Necia Evans, Carmel Chapman, Raelene Smith and the Serle Family, thank you for your connued

Laura Schultz (Mount Burr)

Senior Umpires Award Eliza Mewe (Hatherleigh)

Abbey Duncan (Kalangadoo)

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In 2022 the Mid South East South East Property Sales & Management Team of the Year is once again made up of players who have been nominated by their peers and congratulaons to the following players:

As always I thank my family, Dwayne, Georgia and Meg, all of whom know more about the pros and cons of running a netball associaon than any of them really want to, their connued support allows me to connue doing a role I love.

15 & Under Chloe Peacock (Kalangadoo)

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Kim Ausn (Robe)

Madi Hagge (Mount Burr)

Skye Virtanen (Nangwarry)

In my eighth year as President I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Mid SE Netball Execuve, a group of hardworking individuals who come together as a team for the good of netball in the Family League, so to Bec Scanlon, Leah Puia, Megan Bowering, Kim Ross, Pauline Mulraney, Karen Pulmer and Georgia Gray, I thank you for your me and commitment to Mid SE Netball. Thanks also to Pete and the footy execuve, it's certainly been an interesng 12 months.

17 & Under Tayla Rowe (Tantanoola)

A Reserve Ebony McDiarmid (Kalangadoo)

Junior Consistency

Goals

13 & Under & Junior Consistency Bailee Lewis (Port Mac)

Malinda Markiewicz (Glencoe)

B Grade

Lucy Perkins (Robe)

Port MacDonnell 51 (L. Jacob, B. Lewis) def Glencoe 25 (T. Bellinger, I. Brierley)

13&UNDER

Glencoe 52 (S. McDonnell, M. Watson) def Hatherleigh 36 (J. Bellinger, C. Muhovics)

2022 MINOR ROUND LADDERpreliminary final results Kalangadoo 14 2 0 2 791 285 28 277.54 Glencoe 12 4 0 2 575 349 24 164.76 Nangwarry 0 16 0 2 362 1029 0 35.18 Kalangadoo 16 0 0 2 977 318 32 307.23 Robe 5 11 0 2 478 580 10 82.41 Kalangadoo 5 11 0 2 713 749 10 95.19 Robe 9 7 0 2 527 473 18 111.42 Kongorong 1 15 0 2 218 777 2 28.06 Hatherleigh 6 9 1 2 644 662 13 97.28 Tantanoola 1 15 0 2 249 877 2 28.39 W L D B For Agst Pts % Mount Burr 13 3 0 2 690 384 26 179.69 Kongorong 2 14 0 2 184 700 4 26.29 Nangwarry 7 9 0 2 483 558 14 86.56 Tantanoola 0 16 0 2 120 749 0 16.02 Glencoe 5 11 0 2 539 645 10 83.57 13&UNDER Port MacD. 15 1 0 2 766 283 30 270.67 Hatherleigh 8 8 0 2 466 442 16 105.43 Hatherleigh 13 3 0 2 700 482 26 145.23 Port MacD 6 9 1 2 655 509 13 128.68 W L D B For Agst Pts % 15&UNDER Glencoe 6 10 0 2 532 580 12 91.72 Nangwarry 7 8 1 2 564 654 15 86.24 Mount Burr 9 7 0 2 452 369 18 122.49 Robe 10 5 1 2 820 661 21 124.05 Kalangadoo 16 0 0 2 889 542 32 164.02 Tantanoola 2 14 0 2 438 845 4 51.83 Hatherleigh 10 5 1 2 689 567 21 121.52 Tantanoola 9 5 2 2 851 754 20 112.86 Kalangadoo 13 2 1 2 839 620 27 135.32 Glencoe 15 1 0 2 999 489 30 204.29 A GRADE W L D B For Agst Pts % Port MacD 6 10 0 2 673 738 12 91.19 Kongorong 2 14 0 2 548 930 4 58.92 Glencoe 12 3 1 2 985 632 25 155.85 Mount Burr 9 6 1 2 737 634 19 116.25 Hatherleigh 8 8 0 2 711 672 16 105.80 A RESERVE Robe 13 3 0 2 804 536 26 150.00 Kongorong 7 9 0 2 614 706 14 86.97 Nangwarry 4 12 0 2 712 805 8 88.45 Nangwarry 0 16 0 2 498 1021 0 48.78 Port MacD 6 10 0 2 610 678 12 89.97 Mount Burr 1 15 0 2 451 784 2 57.53 Hatherleigh 12 4 0 2 764 581 24 131.50 B GRADE W L D B For Agst Pts % Kalangadoo 14 2 0 2 930 568 28 163.73 Nangwarry 3 13 0 2 463 791 6 58.53 B RESERVE Mount Burr 5 11 0 2 484 708 10 68.36 W L D B For Agst Pts % Mount Burr 15 0 1 2 812 390 31 208.21 W L D B For Agst Pts % Glencoe 11 5 0 2 826 631 22 130.90 Port MacD. 10 5 1 2 718 611 21 117.51 Kalangadoo 13 2 1 2 804 453 27 177.48 Port MacD. 12 4 0 2 848 496 24 170.97 Kongorong 4 12 0 2 414 651 8 63.59 Robe 3 13 0 2 334 738 6 45.26 Nangwarry 0 16 0 2 139 1043 0 13.33 Tantanoola 6 10 0 2 598 595 12 100.50 17&UNDER W L D B For Agst Pts % Port MacD 13 2 1 2 870 571 27 152.36 Kongorong 8 7 1 2 711 728 17 97.66 Tantanoola 5 10 1 2 525 752 11 69.81 Robe 0 16 0 2 414 719 0 57.58 Hatherleigh 9 7 0 2 788 467 18 168.74 Glencoe 9 7 0 2 680 584 18 116.44 Robe 12 4 0 2 724 520 24 139.23 Tantanoola 11 4 1 2 617 523 23 117.97 Mount Burr 9 6 1 2 745 582 19 128.01 Kongorong 8 8 0 2 626 617 16 101.46

17&UNDER

B RESERVE

ABRESERVEgrade

Kalangadoo 55 (A. Duncan, K. Egan) def Robe 42 (H. Carter, A. Hunter)

Mount Burr 35 (A. Falng, O. Holland) lost to Robe 38 (G. Wirth, D. Bermingham)

15&UNDER

A grade

Robe 50 (E. Mackey, K. Ross) def Glencoe 42 (A. Finnis, L. Edwards)

Kalangadoo 49 (A. Morgan, S. Mulraney) def Port MacDonnell 41 (B. Wilson, P. Cawthorne) Port MacDonnell 44 (A. Smith, B. McPherson) lost to Mount Burr 49 (J. Alschwager, M. Gamble)

The undefeated Kalangadoo A Reserve side take on Robe this weekend in the Grand Final. Kalangadoo's strong defensive line up of Shanen Pulkkinen, Shanae Neale and Lucy Williams are a formidable force, one that is hard for any team to get through. However, Robe's Demi Carter, Hannah Perkins and Kim Ross combine well together, with Carter and Perkins shoong with accuracy, and being supported and fed well by Ross from outside the circle. Magpies Maddy Bonanno and Estella Serle are strong goalies who work hard and fight for every ball, converng whenever possible. Robe have strength in their defensive circle, with defenders Kim Ausn and Keryn Moore fighng hard to force errors and create intercepts for the Roosters. If past games are anything to go by, the Magpies will finish the day with the flag, however Robe will make them earn every goal.

ROBE v MOUNT BURR

17 & Under

Minor round premiers Glencoe will come into the B Grade Grand Final with something to prove aer losing to Kalangadoo in the Second Semi Final. Kalangadoo's Gina Gogel and Isobel Giddings will use their height in the goal circle and will be fed well from the outside by wing aack Rhianna May Glencoe's Dominique Schuurs will need to work hard to cut oﬀ the drive of May onto the circle and talk with and support defenders Kate Sealey and Sally McDonnell. Glencoe's Leanne Leigh has proven to be a focal point for the Murphies both in and outside of the goal circle, and she combines well with either Madeline Watson or Kayla Medhurst, all accurate goalies. Kalangadoo defenders Emily Mulraney and Kylie Schultz have great pressure over the ball, using their heigh to create turnovers for their side, and using their strength to pull in any potenal rebounds, being supported from outside the circle by Meg Malseed. Both teams have proven that they have the ability to win, and either team could

A Reserve

Kalangadoo and Port MacDonnell face off in the 13 & Under Grand Final at Kalangadoo on Saturday. Both teams have shown their potenal to win, and they will both come out firing when the first whistle blows. Port MacDonnell's Bailee Lewis is a focal point of their goal circle and combines well with Lily Jacob. Kalangadoo's defenders Molly Peacock and Malda Badenoch get their hands over balls, using their height and ability to read the play to their advantage, creang turnovers and working the ball out of defence, back down the court into the hands of their capable goalies Kiersten Cole and Lucy Egan. Demons Layla McPherson and Mia Spehr will put the pressure on in their defensive goal circle, pung pressure on for Kalangadoo, and are well supported from outside the circle by Chelsea Fulham. This game has the potenal to be a close one and could go either way.

B Reserve

The 17 & Under Grand Final sees Mount Burr and Robe meet for the ﬁrst me in the ﬁnals series. Mount Burr's strong defensive line up of Olivia Dean, Mae Johnston and Maddie Gamble will work relessly to create turnovers and intercepts for Mount Burr, sending the ball down to Faith McKenzie and Jasmine Holland in the goal circle. Robe's goalies Sienna Brooks and Ella Mackey are determined, calm and controlled in the goal circle and work well under pressure. Down the other end of the court Roosters Libby Yeo, Lexy Hayes and Maddie Wirth

will put the pressure on Mount Burr's aack line, forcing errors and creang turnovers for their team. Robe's Maisie Hayes and Mount Burr's Jarrah Altschwager will bale it out down the court, working hard for their respecve teams. Robe's strong ouit will come away with the win when the ﬁnal whistle blows, but not without a bale from Mount Burr

Kalangadoo and Mount Burr face off in the B Reserve Grand Final. Kalangadoo goalies Narelle Ryan and Jodi Greenwood both shoot well and are a focal point in their teams, making a big impact on the game. They will be defended well by Mount Burr's Bec Fox and Georgia Lambert, using their height and strength to create turnovers and pull in any rebounds. Magpies Emma Mules and Gemma Box use their height and ability to read the ball to get hands to balls and create turnovers, working the ball back down the court to their goalies. Mount Burr's Kelsi Sharp and Kalangadoo's Angie Morgan will drive hard through the centre for their respecve teams, fighng for any loose balls. Mozzies Karen Hayward and Faith McKenzie move well in the circle and shoot with accuracy, being fed well from outside the circle by Hannah Fraser. These two teams have had a great bale throughout the season and this game will be no different, definitely one to watch, with either team having the potenal to come away with the premiership.

KALANGADOO v GLENCOE B Grade

KALANGADOO v ROBE

GRAND FINAL match PREVIEWS

ﬁnish the game with the win.

Glencoe and Kalangadoo go head to head in the A Grade Grand Final on Saturday at Kalangadoo. Both teams will come out firing, fighng hard to take home the flag. Glencoe's Sarah Edwards and Chantelle Cocks combine well in the defensive circle for the Murphies, baling hard to create turnovers and force errors from Kalangadoo's aack line up and with Chloe Pfitzner at wing defence shung down her opponent with ease, they will create headaches for Kalangadoo's aackers. Jenna Paproth and Malinda Markiewicz move well in the circle and shoot with accuracy and are fed from outside the circle by Ashlea Edwards and Donna Jaeschke with ease. Abbey Duncan is a focal point for the Magpies aacking line up and when combined with Kori Collins in the goal circle they work hard for every goal. Kirsty Egan and Sophie Wrightson both feed from outside the circle and will have to put balls into the space for their goalies to stop Glencoe's strong defenders creang turnovers. Lauren Kain and Reanna Wetherall create turnovers in the circle for Kalangadoo forcing Glencoe's aackers to work overme to get passes into their goalies. The bale between Jayde Peacock and Donna Jaeschke down the court will be one to watch, with both players fighng hard for their respecve teams. Glencoe won every me these teams have met this season and have the ability to win again on Saturday. Kalangadoo will have to change up their game from the last me these two teams met in the Second Semi if they hope to come home with their tenth consecuve flag, otherwise the glory will go to the Murphies.

15 & Under

13 & Under

KALANGADOO v PORT MACDONNELL

Robe and Kalangadoo bale it out in the 15 & Under Grand Final at Kalangadoo this weekend. Kalangadoo's strong goalie combinaon of Gabby Varcoe and Tegan Lythgo are both accurate and work well together. Robe defenders Demi Bermingham and Malda Yeo will use their strength over the ball to put the pressure on for Kalangadoo's goalies and combine well with Madi Varga to work the ball back down the court. Down the other end of the court Georgia Genle and Maya Anderson from Kalangadoo will work hard in the defensive end creang lots of turnovers, with Kiera Roper backing them up around the circle. Robe's Emily Dew will need to work overme to curb the inﬂuence of Chloe Peacock through the midcourt. The Magpies have not lost a game all season, and will likely win again on Saturday, however the Robe side won't go home without a ﬁght.

MOUNT BURR v KALANGADOO

A Grade GLENCOE v

KALANGADOOKALANGADOOvROBE

A fast player who reads the play well, creang opportunies to ﬂy for intercepts down court. Drives strongly from defence to link with the aacking end.

Georgia Genle – GD/GK reserve

Chantelle Cocks – GK

Hard working and eﬀecve play maker in the Kalangadoo aack line. Abbey provides a great avenue into our goal circle, aacks with conﬁdence and applies enormous defensive pressure through the court.

1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr

Lauren Kain – GD/GK

Is a reliable and commied defender who works overme to put her opposion under pressure. Lauren's desperaon and commitment cannot be quesoned.

m a g p i e s

m u r p h i e s

Back (L-R): Jenna Paproth, Sarah Edwards (Coach), Chantelle Cocks, Chloe Pﬁtzner. Front: Chelsea Owen, Ashlea Edwards, Donna Jaeschke (Captain), Malinda Markiewicz.

Sophie Wrightson – WA/C/WD

A smart netballer who can excel in almost any posion. Is always thinking of her teammates and what is best for the team.

Kirsty Egan – WA/C/WD

Malinda Markiewicz – GS

1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr

Kori Collins – GS/GA

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.

Laura Edwards – Interchange

Chloe Pﬁtzner – WD

An unassuming player who maintains an outstanding work rate both in oﬀence and defence and can be relied upon to make a consistent contribuon to her team.

An experienced finals player. Drives hard to receive the ball at the post and finishes with accuracy. An influenal team player

Hardworking mid-courter who maximises every opportunity

Another junior player who has maturely adapted to senior netball and proven that she is ready for the challenge.

Ashlea Edwards – WA

An athlec and strong mark up defender who can beat her opponent on the body or in the air and has a fantasc reach.

Abbey Duncan – GA/GS

A young up and coming player to keep your eye on for the future. Ulises her athlecism to take impressive intercepts.

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): Melissa Russell, Jayde Peacock (Coach), Kirsty Egan, Reanna Wetherall, Judy Hill (Team Manager). Front: Abbey Duncan, Sophie Wrightson, Lauren Kain, Kori Collins.

A junior netballer who has performed exceponally well in her full season in the senior shoong circle. Kori is a great mover who is a conﬁdent long-range shot.

Jenna Paproth – GA

Chelsea Owen – Interchange

GRAND FINAL A GRADE 2:45pm - court 1

An outstanding junior talent with natural athlecism. Sophie applies relentless pressure and maximises every opportunity

kalangadoo

Exploits her defender to ﬁnd the circle edge with ease, where she ulises her precision passing to always ﬁnd a scoring opon.

Sarah Edwards (Coach) – GD

A dependable opon in the circle. Uses her body well against taller opponents and shoots with great accuracy from all ranges.

A selﬂess, ght checking defender, with the ability to shut down her opponent. Her hands over pressure causes headaches for feeders.

Donna Jaeschke (Captain) – C

glencoe

Jayde Peacock – WA/C/WD

Reanna Wetherall – GK/GD

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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): Maddi Wirth, Alex Grimes, Kimberley Ausn, Demi Carter, Hannah Hentschke, Libby Yeo. Front: Keelin Winterﬁeld, Keryn Moore, Kim Ross (Coach), Ash Hunt (captain) Ella Mackey.

kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s

GRAND FINAL A reserve 1:00pm - court 1 GRAND FINAL b grade 2:15pm - court 2

1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m u r p h i e s glencoe

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.

mount burr kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s

GRAND FINAL b reserve 12:45pm - court 2 GRAND FINAL 17&under 11:30am - court 1

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.

M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr

robe 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr R O O ST E R S

M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr mount burr

Back (L-R): Judy Wilkinson (Scorer), Mel Box (Team Manager), Narelle Ryan, Gemma Box, Jodi Greenwood (Vice Captain), Sam Mulraney, Pauline Mulraney (Coach). Front: Emma Smith, Angie Morgan, Maddy Stevens, Emma Mules (Captain), Chelsea Harvey. Absent: Emily Devine.

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.

Back (L-R): Zali Burns (Team Manager), Maddie Gamble, Mae Johnston, Makaylah Gregory, Faith McKenzie, Jemma Bowering, Madi Hagge (Coach). Front: Jasmine Holland, Mackenzie Job, Olivia Dean, Oliviah Baker, Jarrah Altschwager.

Back (L-R): Montanna Millard (Coach), Lillian Pengill, Chelsea Fulham, Lily Jacob, Mia Spehr, Isla Fulham, Georgia Seidel. Front: Kasey McLean, Bailee Lewis, Layla McPherson, Ivy Wilson.

Back (L-R): Melissa Russell (Coach), Ashiah Earl, Georgia Genle, Gabby Varcoe, Tegan Lythgo, Lucy Williams (Assistant Coach). Front: Keira Roper, Chloe Peacock, Shayden Russell, Maya Anderson, Molly Badenoch.

1st

GRAND FINAL 15&under 9:45am - court 1 GRAND FINAL 13&under 11:15am - court 2

Back (L-R): Kim Ross (Coach), Kiana Brooks, Lucy Collins, Stella Roach, Demi Bermingham, Georgie Wirth, Madi Varga, Lily Falkner Hunt (Team Manager). Front: Jenna Turner, Tilly Yeo, Ella Bermingham, Emily Dew, Charlie Rayner qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr

D E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell

R O O ST E R S robe

Back (L-R): Emily Mulraney (Assistant Coach), Judy Wilkinson (Scorer), Emmity McElroy, Kiersten Cole, Simone Badenoch (Team Manager), Pauline Mulraney (Coach). Front: Malda Badenoch (Co-Captain), Molly Peacock, Zara Cole, Ava Prosperi-Porta, Lexie Grosvenor, TeKani Clark. Absent: Lucy Egan (Co-Captain).

kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s

2019 Kalangadoo 2020 DNP 2021 Glencoe

2019 Hatherleigh 2020 Not awarded* 2021 Mount Burr

2019 Kalangadoo

2019 Port MacDonnell 2020 DNP 2021 Kalangadoo

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2019 Kalangadoo 2020 Not awarded* 2021 Hatherleigh

2019 Hatherleigh 2020 Not awarded* 2021 Kalangadoo 2020 DNP 2021 Kalangadoo

2019 Glencoe 2020 DNP 2021 Kalangadoo

2022 B Lewis (Pt Mac)

2021 K Nettle (Hath)

2022 L. Schultz (Mt Burr)

2021 C Watson (Glencoe)

2022 J Greenwood (K’doo) (K’doo)

2021 L Haines (Hath)

2021 C Peacock (K’doo) 2022 C Peacock (K’doo)

2022 T Rowe (Tant)

2021 E McDiarmid (K’doo)

2022 K Ross (Robe)

2022 S Gibbs (Hath) G Gogel (K’doo)

2021 R May (K’doo) (K’doo)

2021 H Clark (Mt Burr)

Best players - Glencoe: Sally McDonnell, Madeline Watson; Hatherleigh: Jasmyne Bellinger, Charlie Muhovics.

B Reserve

connuing to apply great defensive pressure. The Murphies had done the hard work in the first half and finished strongly to be up by 16 at the final whistle.

Mount Burr and Robe faced off in the preliminary final at Kalangadoo. Mount Burr came out firing and started strongly with Abbey Falng shoong with 100% accuracy in the first quarter and Olivia Holland feeding well into the goalies. Macy Burns and Sara Smith showed strong defence for the Mozzies turning the ball over every chance they got. The second quarter saw Robe come out with a changed line up bringing Lucy Collins on at GS and Demi Bermingham to GK, which saw Robe sele and the game become more even with the quarter being goal for goal.

The game started goal for goal with intense play by both sides. Robe's defenders Emma Grant and Georgia Perkins had great pressure causing Kalangadoo's goalies Abbey Duncan and Kori Collins to overthink their shots. At the other end of the court Halle Carter and Sarah Laurie shared the shoong load, despite strong defensive pressure from Lauren Kain and Reanna Weatherall. Robe held a 2 goal lead at quarter me despite the play being reasonably even. In the second quarter Robe's Lucy Perkins used her speed well to create space, while Carter shot at 100% accuracy At the other end Duncan connued to dominate for the Pies in the circle through the drive and feeding of Kirsty Egan. Kalangadoo seled and played with paence going into half me with a 2 goal lead. Kalangadoo scored oﬀ their ﬁrst centre pass of the third quarter despite intense defensive pressure by Grant and Perkins forcing the Kalangadoo goalies to use their feeders consistently Annie Hunter applied defensive pressure through the mid court, with her team desperate for every ball. Despite this Kalangadoo seled and pushed out to a 7 goal lead at three quarter me. In the last quarter Laurie was the focal point in the circle for the Roosters however Kain's defensive pressure limited opportunies for Robe's goalies. Kalangadoo's hands over pressure through the mid court caused many turnovers and Collins came into the game to shoot with accuracy The Pies had a convincing 13 goal win and have earnt the opportunity to play for their 10th consecuve premiership.

Port MacDonnell faced off against Glencoe in the 13 & Under preliminary final played at Kalangadoo. Port Mac started the first quarter off strong, with Bailee Lewis being a focal point in the goal circle for Port Mac, making it difficult for her player to keep up. Kasey McLean transioned the ball smoothly down the aack end, also feeding accurately into the Port Mac goalies. Both teams making changes at quarter me, to shoot with confidence. Bringing Taya Bellinger on for the Murphies, made a difference for their aack line, with her feeding and driving well down the court. Lily Jacobs and Bailee Lewis, reading off the ball had made a huge difference to the game. Both teams making changes again with Bellinger moving into GA, which was another strong change by Glencoe. The intensity in the third quarter dropped dramacally, both teams making silly errors. Coming into the last quarter, Glencoe's Isabella Brierley ulised her defensive pressure to slow Port Mac's drive down the court, but Jacob's pop out in the Port Mac goal circle allowed space for Bailee's drive in the circle. Port Mac were too strong in the end and come away with the win. The final score being 51-25.

B Grade

A Reserve

Robe came out pegging the score back to even at the start of the third quarter, with GA Georgie Wirth creang lots of movement and opons in aack, and having a great tussle with Burns who created many turnovers however they were noy capitalised on. The last quarter was much closer with both teams ﬁghng for every ball; however Robe steadied and came away with the win, earning the chance to pay in the grand ﬁnal against Kalangadoo.

Best players - Kalangadoo: Angie Morgan, Samantha Mulraney; Port MacDonnell: Briodie Wilson, Paige Cawthorne.

17 & Under

Glencoe 52 def Hatherleigh 36

Best players - Port Mac: Lily Jacob, Bailee Lewis; Glencoe: Taya Bellinger, Isabella Brierley.

Both teams started strong with Glencoe scoring the first 2 goals and Robe soon responding. The first quarter was much the same going goal for goal with the scores level at first quarter break, with Abbie Cocks taking control of the Glencoe goal circle. The second quarter saw Robe's defence create some mely turnovers with Kim Ross taking 3 to get Robe in the lead by 5 going into the half me break. The third quarter saw Robe's mid court players Keryn Moore and Ross ulise their defensive pressure and work overme to put the pressure on before the ball got into the ring. With Glencoe moving Chelsea Owen into the defence lied Glencoe's defensive line, making Robe's goalies Demi Carter and Ella Mackey work hard. Robe already had the lead going into the last quarter and although Glencoe were playing more consistent they couldn't get the 8 goals back.

Mount Burr 35 lost to Robe 38

Robe 50 def Glencoe 42

Best players - Mount Burr: Abbey Falng, Olivia Holland; Robe: Georgie Wirth, Demi Bermingham.

Port MacDonnell 44 lost to Mount Burr 49

Best players - Robe: Ella Mackey, Kim Ross; Glencoe: Alyce Finnis, Laura Edwards.

15 & Under

Mount Burr's Faith McKenzie lead from the front shoong accurately Jarrah Altschwager and Arriella Smith ran toe to toe in constant compeon throughout the game, both

Best players - Port Mac: Arriella Smith, Bridie McPherson; Mount Burr: Jarrah Altschwager, Maddie Gamble

The first quarter set the stage for a ght contest. Goalies from both teams, struggled to hit the ring and had to work hard to keep the ball at their ends. Kalangadoo led by 1 goal at the first break. The second quarter was a ght contest with both teams scoring 12 goals apiece. Kalangadoo went into the second half with a 1 goal lead. Both team's defenders worked overme in trying to nullify the height of their respecve shooters, geng some turn overs for their efforts, and pushing the ball into their aaching ends. The third quarter had accurate shoong from Port Mac's Ainsley Mann and Kalangadoo's Jodie Greenwood to keep the game at a ght contest. Kalangadoo made several changes in the last quarter which seemed to unsele Port Mac and changed the momentum of the game. Kalangadoo capitalised on this coming out victors. Briodie Wilson for Port Mac played a consistent game which forced Kalangadoo to use several players to deter her influence through the game and Paige Cawthorne gave plenty of drive through the centre. Kalangadoo's Sam Mulraney and Angie Morgan, interchanging in the centre and wing aack posions, were creave and reliable in the transion of the ball down court.

Kalangadoo 55 def Robe 42

Kalangadoo 49 def Port MacDonnell 41

PRELIMINARY final match REVIEWs

playing a vital role in their team's transion. Mount Burr struggled to push away for Port Mac as they held on to keep the lead to a minimal. Bridie McPherson was key in the defensive end for Port Mac forcing Mount Burr to make errors. End of the third, Mount Burr led 39-28. Port Mac wasn't ready to let their season end, coming out ﬁring. This raled Mount Burr as they struggled to transion the ball to their goalies. However, Maddie Gamble from Mount Burr created a few crucial turnovers to seal the win 49-44. Mount Burr make their way into the grand ﬁnal against Robe.

Best players - Kalangadoo: Abbey Duncan, Kirsty Egan; Robe: Halle Carter, Annie Hunter

Glencoe got off to great start outscoring Hatherleigh 13 goals to 9. Madeline Watson was dominant at GS and shot with accuracy Hatherleigh's Hayley Bell came off with an ankle injury and was replaced by Ellie Cook at GA. Watson was again the focal point in the circle for the Murphies. Mid court turnovers cost the Eagles as Kate Sealey applied intense defensive pressure. Charlie Muhovics shot accurately for the Eagles, holding strongly within the circle. Glencoe lead by 12 goals at half me. In the third quarter Glencoe made changes with Watson moving to GA and connuing her dominance, while Hatherleigh replaced Ella Major with Meg Gray This quarter was even with Hatherleigh's Ellie Cook shoong with confidence. Sally McDonnell kept applying defensive to Muhovics liming her opportunies. Muhovics was the focal point in the circle with McDonnell and Sealey

Port MacDonnell faced off against Mount Burr aer a hard loss against Robe. Port Mac had fire in their bellies to take the reins of the first quarter, but Mount Burr proved their dominance leading 15-7 at quarter me.

13 & Under Port MacDonnell 51 def Glencoe 25

A Grade

The reserves under Nathan McEachern started the season slowly but with a full side they finished of strong and finished off in third spot and won the first semi-final and will be playing off for a grand final spot, highlights included Tory Weaver finishing runner up in the medal and Nathan playing his 300 game during the

well done on another great job, also to Craig Childs thanks for all the work you do involving grants, premiership reunions, rosters and every other job you do , to David Giersch another big thanks to the job you do organizing the BBQ every home game with your helper Peter, and to Adam Price, Jack Miller, Dylan Childs and Zacc Cocks thanks for having some young blood around to get the jobs

luck to all the sides playing today and hope to see everybody back in 2023.

Finallydone.good

A big thank you to Dane and Jenna Paproth for the aucon this year, it was a major succuss and thanks to Ethan for his skills during the night.

Without volunteers running games would not happen so to all our boundary umpires, me keepers, goal umpires, runners, water boys and helpers for each grade thank you.

The under 11s and Auskick kids this year were taken care of by Sue Haase, a big thanks Sue for taking this job on and to see the amount of boys and girls running around Thursday night and Saturday morning it looks bright for the club.

colts have had an outstanding season with only losing 1 game to finish second on the ladder and will be playing off for a grand final spot, a big thanks to Adam Price

Back (L-R): Jack Miller, Darcy Williamson, Patrick Mitchell, Sam Giersch, Tim Mutch, Jake Blackwell, Ben Hentschke. Middle: Ted Peacock (President), Aiden Hurley, Dylan Pﬁtzner, Alex Hentschke, Andy Gray, Henry Smith, Jack Edmonds, Will Maloney, Luke Rothall (Runner), Carey Megaw. Front: Jason Bates, Brodie Glynn, Dylan Childs, Tom Edwards (Coach), Zacc Cocks (Captain), Declan Hurley, Isaac Mulraney

Thanks to Angela Tweedle and the netball club for your help during the year and good luck to our girls for the grand ﬁnal.

This year we have a new canteen coordinator and to Sam you did a brilliant job , to all our volunteers who help with the canteen every home game and to Nicole Biggins thanks for coming in early Saturday mornings with Anne to get thing going and making sandwiches , and to all our cooks Thursday nights the teas this year were of a very high standard , Thanks to Karen Gosden and colleen Giersch for the fresh salads each night.

and with the help of Ma Haase and Luke Rothall and Dave Hurley, highlights were Lachlan Brierley winning the medal and player of the year and Daniel Ferguson claiming the leading goal kicker

We struggle to get players right to play each week and without our trainers this would be a lot harder so to our head trainer Erica Hurley and Jodie Price and Sharna Medhurst a massive thanks for the work you do during the week and Saturday

Our social commiee was run by Sarah Edwards again this year and she did a top job with some very good shows during the year including the return of the variety night ,shuﬄe night, Coechella and beer pong everybody was kept entertained .

The senior colts was always going to struggle this year due to low numbers but coach Ben Hentschke and his apprence Will Maloney did a great job in geng a side available each week , thanks to the 3 lads from South Gambier who made themselves right when they could and to the minis that played every week. The lads ﬁnished with 4 wins and 7th spot on the ladder and with at least 10 players coming up next year Ben and Will should have plenty to work with next year

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Our oval again was in p top condion and Ben Young did a brilliant job as usual and to Ian Peacock thanks for marking the oval and to Graeme Gosden thanks for the cleaning of the Tchangerooms.oJamieEdwards another excellent year from you with everything you are doing as footy director, from recruing, budget notes, and all your game day jobs , you do a very professional job.

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The 2022 season has come to the ﬁnal game and best of luck to all our players and netballers, this year the club has had Teagle contracng has been our major sponsor and a big thanks to them and all of our sponsors.

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Thanks for my commiee members for another outstanding year, Anne as secretary the job you do week in and out to get this club and teams going is a massive eﬀort, Peter Mitchell in his 28th year in a row as treasurer

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Donna Jeaschke again did a brilliant job with the sponsorship and our social media with all our results and lots of pictures of the players to keep everyone informed .

Our A grade this year had Tom Edwards as senior coach and thanks Tom for the job you did and looking forward to next season with you as well, aer a slow start with injury's and covid taking a toll, we finally hit our straps in the second half and won 5 out of the last 8 games and finished the season in sixth spot, highlights of the year were Dylan Childs playing in the zone team and Zacc Cocks finishing second in the mail medal and with Patrick Mitchell both making team of the year

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Thanks to Fiona and all the netballers for what you all do in making Hatherleigh such a great club for everyone to be part of

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Thanks again.

To Muﬀ and all the Sport and Rec Commiee, we are grateful for the work you all do behind the scenes to provide great facilies for us all.

What a year it’s been so far, three out of the four teams in the grand final and the Junior Colts making it to the preliminary final is a great achievement by all the players, coaches and supporters. We won our fih Club of the Year Award in a row which makes me really proud of everyone involved at our club.

to Jed and his Senior Colts, Thorny and his Reserves and Jake and the A Grade today. You have all had a wonderful season that would be only made beer with a premiership or 3!

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Thanks also to Ange and the kids for leng me do what I do as I really love the role I have at Hatherleigh and love being part of such a wonderful club!

Thanks to all on the football commiee for the work you all do whenever I need a hand but also with all the work you do to make our club so great.

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Thanks to Sam Benne and all her helpers who do such a professional job each week keeping the players on

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wonderful sponsors and supporters who help out both ﬁnancially and by volunteering your me. We are very lucky to have you as part of our club.

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). Front: Joe Rayson, Sam Gray, Sam Telfer, Jack Gray (Vice Captain), Joseph FergusonLane (Captain), Jason Faulkner, Grace Clough (Trainer). Absent: Jase Bateman, Darcy Bateman, Gerard McGrath, Je Faulkner.

Thanks to all the coaches and assistant coaches that do a fantasc job each week. To all the team managers, me keepers, goal umpires and volunteers that help each week we are greatly appreciave of your me you give to each team every week.

Thanks to Casper and Ma Ballantyne who aer hearing all the complaints about the oval over the summer stuck to their plan and the oval was in fantasc condion all the way throughout the season!

Here we are, grand ﬁnal day 2022!

Thank you to the Commiee for all of the support you have given me across the season. As I stated before we are a diverse, inclusive and forward thinking football club and that culture is driven from the members who generously donate their me to help make the Kalangadoo Football Club and enjoyable place for everyone to be a part of. Boxy, Chris, Trudi, Jane, Andre, Aidan, Ben Tommy, Jonny, Troy, Phig, Benny and Darren thank you once again for all the support you have given me across the course of the season.

assistant coach Dallas Jeﬀree. Kevin is calculated, methodical and concise, all aributes the playing group have responded exceponally well too.

Across the other two junior ranks we have weathered a mixed season. The Under 14s were superbly led by Steve McCann. The under 17s were led by Junior Coach of the Year Tommy Williams! The kids notched up 8 wins for the season, and we successfully blooded 8 kids into our A Grade side.

Our Junior Program has been highlighted as the most important part of our club. In years past we have struggled with junior numbers and engagement. Four years ago, we started up an Under 11’s team, in the ﬁrst season (2018) we had 12 kids playing.

I would like to thank all our sponsors, given the impact Covid-19 has had on small businesses across Australia it is now more important than ever we as a club acknowledge your valued sponsorship and support. Without all your valued contribuons over the past 18 months we would not be funconing on and oﬀ the ﬁeld with the success we currently are experiencing. Thank you for all you do, I look forward to working together in the future. Special thanks to our 6 major sponsors, MG Plasterers, Steeline, Skookum, Plantaon Treated Timber, Kalangadoo Hotel and the Commercial Hotel.

Enjoy the grand ﬁnal and good luck to all teams compeng.

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Both senior grades have experienced successful seasons. Both Reserves and Seniors are playing in grand ﬁnals today, with the Reserves looking to end a 39 year drought. Adam Box coaches the group with Harry Peacock. Both great leaders amongst the group and amongst the football club and broader community. With sustained hard work and a focused group I think we can take another step in the right direcon in years to come.

We successfully held our 6th Indigenous Round, something we as a club are extremely proud and excited to support. James Brennan designed a special Indigenous Round guernsey. Something he based on the close Kalangadoo family and community that means so much to the Brennan family. I believe this will be one of, if not the most important and signiﬁcant days in the club and community’s history

2022 has once again proved to be an unique year. We were faced with many challenges along the journey. Once again, we the Kalangadoo Football Club have handled change and adversity in an eﬃcient and producve manor

The Senior grade are led superbly by second year coach Kevin Stark and

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Now, thanks to the hard work of our commiee, Adam Box and Tyson Scholz, we have 44 kids playing in our Auskick and Under 11’s. A phenomenal achievement in such a short turn around. Thank you to TA Carlson Shearing Contracng and Cloisters of Kalangadoo who generously donated an embroidered Kalangadoo “Mini Magpies” jumper for all the kids to wear, they were a great hit amongst the group.

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Thankfully both grades were exceponally well led by great junior coaches and great people. Thank you to Macca and Tommy for your reless eﬀorts. The main focuses across both grades are enjoyment and development. The focus for future years is to grow these groups signiﬁcantly and have a good base going forward for our senior grades.

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I would like to thank all that have helped in the canteen across the season. Led by Nicole Reeves on Saturdays and Darrell Hennessey on Thursday teas. Nicole stepped into the Canteen Manager’s role and had an immediate impact, with sales and revenue at record highs. Well done to both Nicole and Darrell for all your hard work, it is greatly appreciated. To Bulljaw, Moorey, Benny Who, Brooksy and everyone else who helped at Benny’s Hill well done and thank you for an outstanding year. Once again Benny’s Hill proved popular amongst supporters of all clubs.

reminders - Junior Presentaon Day is Sunday the 18th September at the club commencing at 1pm. Senior Presentaon Night is Saturday 15th October, commencing 4pm, book/pay for your seat with Amanda or Jacqui or direct deposit, by the 6th Oct. Book your tables of Tten!oﬁnish

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Our biggest and most successful social funcon of the year, Coola Cup, was run and won again this year with many thanks again to the Ellis families for allowing us the use of the woolshed. Brad Long and Emily Lightbody work relessly to bring this event to life each year, and this one was no

Last year I wrote of the grounds commiee as some quiet achievers that go about their tasks, with no recognion required, just happy to do what they do, and do it so well! At the end of year

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Rob Whiy headed up the coaching role for the Under 11’s/Auskickers, assisted by Peter Gordon, a few Senior Colts and some parents. A very important role within the club, and we thank both

A massive thank you to the general commiee, that have connued to make improvements to the facilies, and the way we go about things, ensuring everything runs smoothly. We would be lost without our amazing Secretary Jacqui Doloughan, and Treasurers Ange Von Stanke (first half of season) and Julie Von Stanke (laer half of season) all of whom kept their respecve roles not only in order, but to a high standard. Congratulaons to our junior commiee (Graham/Daniel, Bre and team) and the coaches on geng both Junior and Senior Colts through to the finals. Graham Dowie’s young charges connued their form from last year into 2022 and will line up today at Kalangadoo to play in the grand final. Je Aard took charge of the Senior Colts this season and took them right through to the preliminary final. Congratulaons again to Maverick Cooper on winning the League Best & Fairest for Senior Colts.

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just missed out on taking the Reserves into the ﬁnals and was fortunate enough to have quite a few to select from, most weeks, which is usually the hardest part of coaching the Reserves.

Presentaon Night 2021 the group were awarded the Club Person(s) of the Year for everything they have done, for many years, and connue to do. This year is no excepon.

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Many thanks to Thirza and the netball commiee for working together with the football to bring some fun nights to the club, sharing Thursday night tea dues and the gate raﬄes. With everyone working together it can only connue to build stronger relaonships, which will beneﬁt one and all.

Back (L-R): Tom Hunter, Tyson Modra, Fraser Brewster, Michael Waters, Ryan Vickery, Riley Maconachie, Brayden Leicester. Middle: Chris Sealey (Assistant Coach), Donald Pochec-Gordon, Will Vickery, Sco Fleming, Aaron Lightbody, Oscar Philip, Corben O'Dea, Jake Whiy, Mandy Stevens (Trainer). Front: Brandon Kranz, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, Ellio Modra, Mahew Cordy (Vice Captain), James Burzaco, Will Von Stanke, Bradley Long. Absent: Je Aard, Max Bidstrup, Lachlan Brown, Brayden Coppick, Alex Dethmore, Liam Durcan, Paul Ellis, Harrison Evans (Vice Captain), Josh Knowles, Jarrod Ryan, Cameron Sandercock, Aaron Shepherd, Marty Von Stanke (Captain), Keiran Weistra.

Rob and Amy for their contribuon to junior footy this year

Aj’s Refrigeraon, Andrew Bruhn Engineering, Barry Francis Pty Ltd, Beljon Pastoral, Bellum Hotel, Blackbird Industries, Blue City Motorcycles, Blue Lake Bar & Bistro, Browny's Mobile Auto Electrical Service, Callum Morrison Construcon, Cervus Equipment, Chants Sales & Service, Chris Waters Plumbing & Rooﬁng, Collins Court Butcher, Commercial Hotel, Coola Road Wines, Donald Cleaver Building, Elders (Merchandise) Rural Supplies, Finwood Milling, Forty Winks, Frank Monger, Gambier Civil, Gambier Earth Movers, Gambier Rural Traders, Gambier Tile Centre, GMS Rural, Golden Needle Taoo & Piercing Parlour, Green Triangle Electronics, Green Triangle Forest Products, Hage Tractors, Haven Hill Agri, HEC Gladigau & Co, Heenan Mechanical, Hyland Fox, I & D Contracng, Intersport, JT Proﬁle, K & S Fuels, Kennedy Spraying, KPAC, Limestone Coast Electrical, Limestone Coast Fishermens Cooperave, Maunu Pastoral Company, McCubbin Engineering, Mick Mullan Building, Miller Whan & John, Moana Dairies, Mount Gambier Rural Supplies, Mount Gambier Windscreens, MT Wheels, Mul Metals, Nutrien Ag Services, Oaklea, Peter Jennings Pumps, Quickmix Concrete, RJ & JM Waters, Roundwood Soluons, Russell Industries, Ryan Durcan - South East Livestock, S & T Glynn Fencing, Sandyridge Skip Hire, SE Forest & Hydraulic Centre, SE Laundry, SE Vet Services, Sims Drilling, South East Pest Control, Steeline, Steve Lines MGS, Steve Walters Detailing, Stuart Bowd Rural Contracng, Swallow Drive Meats, Taylor Marine, Trident Tyre Centre, Troy Bell MP, UFS Chemist, Walker & Gray, Water Dynamics, Whiy Engineering, Williams Crane Hire, Wilson Security

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up I would like to thank all of you who have helped me out along the way this year, stepping in when I needed a helping hand (or two), and connuing to make the home of the Hawks the very special place that it is. Let’s look aer our great ‘Family League’ and everything it stands for, small communies need football/netball and vice versa.

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Here we are at the end of season 2022 already! It goes without saying that a club is only as good as it’s volunteer base, and we are forever thankful for the strong band of volunteers that front up, some week-in week-out, some just occasionally, but all contribung to making our club a beer place to be.

To our major sponsors, Mundoolun Dairying and Telford’s Rural Contracng, right through to our fence sign sponsors, stubby shed sign sponsors, jumper sponsors, best player award sponsors and all those in between we thank you for your connuing support, and ask our followers where you can, to support those that support us. Having a great sponsorship base allows us to maintain and improve facilies and keep up the day-to-day running of the club.

Cam Sandercock stepped into the Seniors coaching role and will connue into 2023. With several up-and-coming young players from the Senior Colts, the current list of senior players, and a few recruits, we see only good things ahead in the seasons to come.

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It takes a lot of people to help run a football club during the season. Thanks to Bill and Jusn doing the gate, Jay, Sue, Ann, Peter and Bill in the canteen, as well as the parents and players that help out, Hendo, Trevor, Tony, Robyn, Bri, Adam, Dale, Jusn, Pete for running can hill and the BBQ, Ali, Sue, Robyn, Callie our

Thanks to Frazer, George and David for umpiring games throughout the year, much appreciated.

kitchen team for providing the meals for everyone to enjoy, Hendo for all the work you do maintaining our oval, and the volunteers that help clean up aer a home game.

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Today season 2022 comes to a close. Good luck to the netball B Reserve team and the 17 and Under team in today’s grand

Also this year we hosted the second semiﬁnal. Thanks to everyone that contributed to the club.

A big thank you to our trainers Paul, Cat and new trainer Steven for all your me and care you provide to our players and the extra stuﬀ you do each week.

Back row (L-R): Gordon Gregory (Team Manager), Brodie Hennink, Bailey Poulish, Tyler Stanley, Josh Wallis, Brodie Gregory, Hamish Smith, Josh Murphy, Jacob Gregory, Sam Wallis, Jack Gregory, Jack Muhovics, Geordie Whennen, Ed Ballantyne, Cat Terry (Trainer), Paul Terry (Trainer). Front row (L-R): Tim Lile (Assistant Coach), Wil Bowering, Jack Hateley, Frazer Johnston, Nathan Muhovics, Taylor Allen (Vice Captain), Reece Duncan (Coach), Josh Fiebig (Captain), Dylan Ridley, Callum Sparkes, Brady Sharp, Rhys Gamble, Lauchie Alcock, Steven Hughes (Trainer). Photo supplied by Sonya Francis Photography.

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To our sponsors and patrons, thanks for your ongoing support throughout the year, also to our members and supporters who are there no maer what we say, thanks.

every week. Also thanks to Adam Wiese who got our Auskick program running with over 20 kids parcipang which will be important for our junior numbers.

coaches - Tom Hales (Junior Colts), Tim Lile (Senior Colts), Rob Francis (Reserves), Reece Duncan (A Grade) for your commitment and dedicaon throughout the season as well as the team managers and all the volunteers that help out with each team

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At the start of the year we wanted to get our teams back in the ﬁnals aer missing out last year and we achieved that with the Senior Colts and A Grade making the ﬁnals. The Junior Colts showed real improvement despite the low numbers and the Reserves with more numbers and commitment we saw real progress in their skills and their game.

Finally, to all the commiees - football, netball, junior and social - thanks for all your work and commitment throughout the year.

Chris Bonney took charge of the Junior Colts for the second year. The boys had a real crack throughout the year and were very compeve whilst being a bit undermanned. There was plenty to like from their performances and looking forward we have some very handy footballers coming through the ranks. Chris has done a great job with these boys over the last 2 seasons and we thank him for his me, eﬀort and Jamiecommitment.Parsons

2022 has been huge for our club aer a big 3 years, with a lot of hard work and support from many people, most notably Aidan Mills and Mick Mullan and his team we finally got to unveil our new home. I believe that we now have a facility that is second to none and that we fairly well nailed it. We are extremely proud of these facilies that we now have and thank Aidan for the me and effort that he put in to get the project over the Marline.cusThomson took on the job of looking aer the Mini Mini's. We were able to field reasonable numbers throughout the year and the kids were very enthusiasc and willing to learn. It was great to see these kids starng their journey with our club and we look forward to seeing them grow and evolve over the years.

introduced several new iniaves this year and hope to expand on these going forward. The Switch the Play that Celeste Raymond set up was one of these iniaves and was a great success and has been rolled out not only within our club but elsewhere. With the challenges we have faced over the last few years the easy opon would have been to say we give up however this was never an opon. This shows the character of our club, we have some quality people within our ranks both now and in our past that are involved in our proud club and we will connue to provide opportunies for parcipants both on and oﬀ the ﬁeld in both this great club and league.

We thank our loyal supporters and sponsors both new and long term and hope that you connue your journey with us.

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Luke Thomson connued with his build this with our Seniors and managed to bring in a number of new faces and the progress that we made last season connued on this year. We were connually in games and put up a great ﬁght and threatened to get that elusive win we have been striving for over many seasons. Finally, that win was achieved at the beginning of the second round and

As the 2022 Mid South East season draws to an end today it is me to reﬂect on the year. Firstly I would like to wish all of the teams both in football and netball that have the privilege of playing today all the best and may your dreams of achieving the ulmate come to fruion if not be proud of what you have achieved.

is a close built community family league that has funconed well for many years and we hope that this will connue for many years to come.

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the Senior Colts. We were very light on in this age group this year numbers wise and it was a great effort by all involved to front up every week and get a team out on the track. Thanks to all who assisted us with this throughout the year. We once again have some real talent coming through from this group and we will connue to strive and build on our numbers to support them. The effort that Jamie has put in over several years with this group is greatly appreciated. Jamie has been able to bring in a few talented kids into our club who have now moved on to play in our senior teams. Thanks to all involved and we look forward to seeing you grow over many seasons. This year we welcomed Butch Muhovics back to the club as our Seconds coach. Butch along with a couple of other familiar former faces in Mick Boneham, Adrian Lynch and Graham Hill looked to build a compeve unit along with the help of Josh Clayfield. Early in the year the boys were very compeve and were pushing for a finals berth however the wheels fell off a lile and this wasn't to be. There were plenty of good signs and with some more commitment and a connued build of numbers next year it is looking promising. Great effort boys, you provided some great highlights.

Catch you all in 2023 and thanks for your hospitality throughout season 2022.

what a winning feeling that was. The joy on everyone's faces aer that game was priceless. We baled for a few weeks aer that win but towards the end of season got back to playing much beer footy. The club would like to thank Luke for the eﬀort that he has put in over the last 2 years helping us to once again build a compeve ouit. With Luke stepping down we now look to Shane “Taz” Raymond taking us forward in W2023.ehave

Back (L-R): Aidan Mills (Trainer), Andy Hyland, Marcus Thomson, Dylan Podobnik, Kayne Badman, Jack Pudney, Trent Badman, Aaron Hill, Thomas Vanderhorst, Shane Ploenges (President). Middle: Trevor Fenn (Vice President), BJ Deamer, Logan Gibbs, Isaac Raymond, Ty Dinnison, Jacob Hutchesson, Riley Wiese, Josh Smith, Shane Raymond (Assistant Coach). Front: Jack Stocker, Ma Pra (Vice Captain), Jake McKeon (Captain), Luke Thomson (Coach), Joel Virtanen (Vice Captain), Josh Weedon. Inset: Johnathon Mills & Blake Neshoda (le), Ben Just & Brayden Kelly (right).

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In the Seniors we managed to make the Preliminary Final in A Grade, and a big thank you to Simon Merre. Simon's guidance to keep the group movated not only aer last year's premiership but the loss of several key players from last year and sll to make a preliminary ﬁnal is a great credit to him. Also, thanks to Kevin Thomson for his leadership as assistant coach.

Back (L-R): Bob Bowd (Team Manager), Ethan Gladman, Alex Ridding, Zack Williams, Kyall McLean, Raegan Clarke, Riley Morgan, Fraser Lynch, Andy McGregor (Time Keeper). Middle: Michael Wilkie (Goal Keeper), Brandon Newton, Liam Boomley, Ned Wilkie, Will Macdonald, Jake Turner, Rhys Timms, Lennox Lewis, Nathan Brotherton, Jake Primer (Runner). Front: Tracey Livingston (Trainer), Blake Lynch, Wade Chant (Vice Captain), Kev Thomson (Assistant Coach), Simon Merre (Coach), Mark Smith (Captain), Tim Sullivan (Vice Captain), Jake Schleter, Vicki Livingston (Trainer).

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Thanks must go out the Kirrily McPherson and her netball commiee for all the support this year and congratulaons to the netball club on their success over the year with many of the junior and senior sides making the ﬁnals.

Welcome to Grand Final Day 2022, we have ﬁnally reached the highlight of the Mid South East Football League year - the Grand Final. Firstly, congratulaons to all today's teams compeng in all grades in both netball and football. It is a fantasc achievement to make it this far and I wish you all the best.

While on the theme of junior football I would like to thank the junior coaches, for the ﬁrst me we held Auskick at the club and Ben and Lisa McGregor took on the tough job of wrangling on 30+ kids and what he managed to achieve was a real credit. I am sure the club will reap the rewards in the years to come with Ben’s inﬂuence on these juniors.

This season has showed us again why sporng clubs are so important to local communies. In good mes and not so good the sporng club becomes a place of celebraon and comfort for all those involved within the community. It is a place to meet future life partners as well as lifelong friends. No maer what happens in the future, the football/netball club will remain the place for these bonds will be created.

Thanks to Coleen Pengill for guidance to make the canteen and kitchen one of the best in the league. A big thank you to all that have given your me freely to help in the canteen, BBQ, gate raﬄe and game day jobs including team managers, mekeepers, boundary umpires and club umpires and anyone that contributes to making our club the great place that it is and allowing our players and netballers to take the ﬁeld/court every week.

In the U11 big thanks to Travis Smith who volunteered to take on the coaching role this year, and along with Saturday morning helpers have stepped up to assist Trav and the kids this year have made the U11 a real success. This grade will only help and grow the football club going forward.

A big thank you to all that gave so much me and eﬀort this year to the oval, as it is well been reported we have undertaken a renovaon to the surface, and we have been challenged by the weather at mes, but it is a credit to all who assisted in the project and even though there sll is more work to do, the project will be a huge beneﬁt for the football club into the future.

A couple of personal thanks, ﬁrstly to my family Mel, Sophie, Mollie and Abbey for allowing me the me to undertake this role. A big thanks to Cathie Williams who has guided me throughout the last few years, her experience and knowledge, guidance and support has been fantasc and greatly appreciated, the amount of work Cathie takes on is unbelievable.

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Also, a big thanks to James McGregor who looks aer all parts of football operaons at the start of the year and due to work commitments passed on the baton to brother Ben. Both are respected people within the football world and connuously give to the club their knowledge and experience to improve the football club.

A big thanks to the Pt MacDonnell Golf Club for lending us not only the mower while ours was being rebuilt but a volunteer to steer the mower. Another sign of community spirit being alive and well.

In the U14 Jason Smith has led this team to the ﬁnals for the ﬁrst me in a few years, which was very excing for the club. Jason connues to share his wealth of experience with the next generaon.

memory for all those involved.

In the U17 Steve Lewis and Blake Lynch undertook their second season in a season where football became only secondary. The support and leadership that was shown within that group will leave a lasng

We are also blessed to have a great band of volunteers and helpers within our club, so thanks to Gordon Lewis for your work with sponsorship and thanks to you and Deb for the countless donaons for raﬄes through the year. Also, to Phil and Wendy

Lewis for their connued work with the cale scheme especially in this uncertain me, revenue away from football is more important than ever Thanks to Darren and Cathie Williams for their work with 100 Club and the major raffle this again is so important to our club to generate much needed revenue. On fundraising, thanks to Adam Lewis for his work with the aucon this year which was a great success. Thanks to Fraser Lynch for your work on the social commiee. Thanks also to Mark Smith, Wade Chant and Zack Williams for you work in filling rosters every week. Mick Sullivan and Jacky Taylor for your effort every week in the viewing area, this makes home games such an enjoyable experience for not only us but vising teams as well.

Also, a big thank you to all the coaches families that have supported the coaches in all the grades to be able to give up family me so they can give their me to the club.

Junior football is the future of the club and without the junior footballers coming through the club will struggle in the years to come. This year we unfortunately were unable to get a commiee together for the juniors, the hope is this year we will be able to do so. A big thank you to Sally Ann Morgan, who has guided the junior football this year, you have done a fantasc job for the future of the Pt MacDonnell Football Club.

Like all clubs we are blessed to have a great commiee, thank you to Shannon Smith, Jason Smith, Wade Chant, Zack Williams, Nathan Munro, Bob Bowd and Cathie Williams. A special thanks to Lisa McGregor who was our secretary/treasurer and organised us and put that lile bit of polish on us. Thanks again to everyone for your contribuons throughout the year as well the support that everyone has shown me it has been greatly

In one of the tougher jobs of the year thanks must be given to B Grade coach Ryan Donovan for his connued dedicaon to the task even though the results were not coming.

players on the field takes a team of support off the field in the trainer’s room. A huge thanks to Tracey Livingston for leadership with the players with not only physical advice but holisc approach to help guide all, thanks to all the other trainers Vicki Livingston, Kacee Driver, who along with Chris also welcomed their first child, Nat Primer who along with Jack are expecng their first child, (something more than Metsal in that room) and Jenny Medhurst.

If I have missed anyone, and I am sure that I have, please take this as my sincere apology as well as a big thank you for all that you do for the club, it is greatly appreciated.

Good luck to everyone playing in ﬁnals, we hope you get to bring home the choccies.

current commiee is a group of strong minded, individual persons with diﬀerent opinions which should be encouraged. If everyone thinks the same, then at least half of them become redundant.

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of herself which translated over into the facility and the volunteers. All of this and sll a warm smile and a genuine concern for others - well done Em.

Again, we owe our execuve and commiee members our thanks for believing in change and for being prepared to try new things and own the consequences of our decisions. Our

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Outside of our immediate commiee I would also like to thank the team leaders in each area. Geoﬀ Prest for the bar, Jim Thring for Dads Army, Scoy Robo for the gate, Acon Fenton for the grounds and game day nuances, Brad Nunan for the booth, Andy and Jake for the kitchen and Bruce Perkins for the changerooms. Apart from stay in touch, we did not have to worry about anything in any of these areas and every single one of these people put in hours and hours of volunteer me purely for the beerment of our club. A special thank you is reserved for Em Vasekaer six years as our Queen of Catering Em is stepping back and is looking forward to enjoying lighter Saturdays. Over the past six years Em has pushed our canteen and kitchen to the absolute peak of its abilies, working relessly and having the highest expectaons

BACK (L-R): Jordan Hentschke, Jasper Barri, Codee Weston, Thomas Miller, Kaden Woodward, Egan Regnier, Flynn Peel. Middle: Grace Mackey (Trainer), Jack Sneath, Mason Keane, Joel Bryant, Lachlan Hentschke, Patrick Mahews, Jed Jarre, Brodie Foulds, Anton Noles (Trainer).

We would also like to thank Kim Ross as President of the Netball Club for her willingness to connue to share informaon with us and connue our work together. To her commiee, coaches, leaders, and players well done on your incredibly successful year and we look forward to our connual partnership in 2023.

To all the volunteers, sponsors, members and supporters of the Robe Football Club and to the families of those who invest serious me at this club and clubs across the league, thank you for your support and your generosity. You are the reason we are such a strong part of our communies and will connue to be so for many years into the future.

Special thanks to a couple of commiee members who are reducing their volunteer commitment in execuve posions and passing on their knowledge to new members. Filly Robertson as treasurer, Susan Clements as head of Sponsorship and Stephen Gibbons on recruing. These three volunteers have devoted years of their own me to this club, much more than is reasonably expected and all whilst raising families and working incredibly hard. Stepping out of execuve posions deﬁnitely does not mean you have seen the last of them though… we won’t let them oﬀ quite that easily.

Congratulaons to the Mid-South East Junior and Senior Execuve members on handling the endless administraon associated with community sport especially in these topsy turvy mes. A speciﬁc thank you to Naomi Mitchell who I have pestered beyond belief this year with my many emails. To the league club Presidents and execuve members and volunteers I feel like I have ﬁnally been able to get to know you all a bit beer and look forward to our connual partnership.

As a club and a community, we excel at events and these are amongst our highlights for the year. Our ANZAC Day weekend and tribute to our veterans which we again shared with the Hatherleigh Football and Netball Club, the Robe RSL, and the Robe to Recovery program. Our 1987 Premiership Reunion and our First Semi Final went oﬀ without much trouble and our structure of task teams with team leaders reporng in to one event manager works incredibly well.

As the on-field season comes to a close for 2022 the off field planning and organisaon never sleeps as preparaons for 2023 kick into high gear. Congratulaons to our players, team leaders, captains, team managers and coaching staff for a great year of football, your commitment to this club and to each other is the fabric of our family

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We have enjoyed another dynamic year of infrastructure improvement within the club, compleng the overhaul of our kitchen and oﬃce and now look forward to the compleon of our lights as well as our B Grade booth renovaons. We are also planning football operaon developments with recruing and match commiee restructures well underway

Congratulaons to Chris McLay, Trevor Ling, Brendan Brooks, and team for their persistence in contacng our former Roosters and to connue this task by iniang the formaon of a Past Players and Oﬃcials Associaon - watch this space!

Front: Peter Obst (Team Manager), Jordan Aston, Sam Huebner, Tom Williams, Tom Wachtel (Coach), Jordan Pet, Kane Dunn. Absent: James Francisco, Jack Kelly, Samuel Clements, Joshua Wilson, Fred Batzias, Joe Laurie, Bram Whilesea, Dougal Day, Jesse Robertson.

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Thank you to the football and netball commiees for their work throughout the season. The execuve deserves a special menon, Vice Presidents Ma Cytrowski and Mike Reilly have been ever so helpful, and Treasurer Janice Kelly has been amazing

In my ﬁnal year as President I would especially like to thank those that I have had the pleasure of working with. A special and huge thanks to Paul, Shelby, Estella and Campbell for their connued support over many, many years of me being in leadership posions. Countless discussions, disagreements and everything in between have been had in our household!

Back (L-R): Ryan Simmons, Marc Roberts, Ma Sorella, Braydn Reilly, Corey Baker, James Batchelor, Roy Osborne, Corey Barre, Ellis Cushion, Troy Ha, Jordan Ha, Sam Simmons, Cade Kelly, Darcy Pink, Robert Osborne (Manager).

along with ﬁrst me Secretary Chloe Bell. This group of people kept everything running smoothly in my absence at the later part of the season. Hijisa Radley in her ﬁrst year as Netball President has ran a smooth ship. Netball Secretary Emma Gould has put in an incredible amount of work, with Kate Bromley and Krise Rowe's support being invaluable. Janice and Jules Cytrowski also worked together to gain sponsorship this year and we were able to aract a few new sponsors, which are always valued and appreciated. A special thank you to all our sponsors - small clubs like ours rely heavily on sponsorship to keep funconing and maintain and upgrade our facilies. I would like to thank all our players, members and supporters for their support during 2022 and look forward to being successful as we move forward. Remember we are all volunteers and without everyone working together we cannot connue to strive for further success.

to all who represented our club at higher levels and also to those who were rewarded for their hard work during the season at the MSE Junior and Senior Presentaons. Ellis Cushion - Runner-Up Best & Fairest Senior Colts, Tayla Rowe - Best & Fairest 17 & Under, Troy Ha and Emma Gould in their respecve teams of the year. All our coaches have spent many hours on and off the field and courts throughout the year and we would like to congratulate all of them - from football Seniors through to Under 11s and A Grade through to Junior 2 in the netball on their efforts throughout the year and appreciate your connued hard work and determinaon to get the best out of our players.

Kylie Serle President

Our grounds have once again been kept in prisne condion. Sco Bowering has gone over and above to keep our oval and surrounds one of the best in the league. Thanks also to the nucleus of people who have put their hand up to take care of the general maintenance throughout the year. Thank you to all those who ﬁlled our weekly rosters, ably put together by Jules Cytrowski and Krise this year. Our volunteers who took their turn either on the gate raﬄe, canteen, Haines Shed and Thursday/Saturday teas are very much appreciated.

Unfortunately our A Grade and 17 & Under netballers could not get past the ﬁrst Semi Final at Robe but should be congratulated on their eﬀorts throughout the year to get so Congrfar.atulaons

Chloe Bell has been outstanding in her role as our trainer and has been ably supported by Shae Reilly and Chloe McCallum. Krise

Front: Jack Cytrowski, Alec Roberts, Hayden Brown, Hamish Thomson, Jack Dawe (Vice Captain), Mike Reilly (Assistant Coach), Jak Ryan (Coach), Brandon Pis (Captain), Jacob Wright, Braydn Hateley, Zane Walker

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Football Netball Club has had mixed results this year. Jak, our Senior football coach, along with Mike Reilly have relished in their second season with our club. Although not as successful on the track as they would have hoped, there are many posive signs heading into the future.

Volunteers in the kitchen on game day, counter teas and Thursday teas have been amazing with everyone stepping up to assist when asked. Pauline was back in the manager’s seat this year in the kitchen and certainly made sure we had plenty of food on the table.

Rowe has also done a great job handling our social media and we wish to thank her for her eﬀorts in eﬀecvely communicang to our supporters on our behalf. H has been in charge of the bar orders and stocking this year, whilst community members and footballers have helped out on bar duty. A very important area of the club well covered! Doc has quite eagerly managed the bar on home games and events. Thank you.

Best of luck to the new leadership group for 2023 at Tigerland.

Back (L-R): Carly Ploenges, Shannon Higgins, Tahlia Wilson, Hayley Vanderhorst, Ebony Lawson. Front: Ange Pra (Captain), Hayley Burner (Coach), Kylie Heaver (Vice Captain).

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Back (L-R): Maddie Redman, Abby Wight, Demi Vanderhorst, Georgia Hunter. Front: Erin Watson, Tegan Telfer (Coach), Lara MacGregor, Chelsea Galpin. Absent: Kerri-Lee Bromley (Coach).

Back (L-R): Jenna Paproth, Sarah Edwards (Coach), Chantelle Cocks, Chloe Pﬁtzner. Front: Chelsea Owen, Ashlea Edwards, Donna Jaeschke (Captain), Malinda Markiewicz.

Back (L-R): Melissa Russell, Jayde Peacock (Coach), Kirsty Egan, Reanna Wetherall, Judy Hill (Team Manager). Front: Abbey Duncan, Sophie Wrightson, Lauren Kain, Kori Collins.

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Back (L-R): Ebony Clark, Simone Westerman, Zoe Brown, Olivia Dean, Tamara Hagge (Coach). Front: Meg Fennell, Madi Hagge, Laura Schultz, Maddie Gamble. Absent: Sarah Nulty, Heidi Clark.

Back (L-R): Riley Buckingham, Tilah Buckingham (Coach), Rachael Perry. Front: Evie Sealey, Kate Wright, Emily Lightbody, Sarah Lucas. Absent: Lynley Page.

Back (L-R): Kimberley Ausn (Coach), Ellen Ramke, Alannah Campbell, Tori Gluyas, Georgia Perkins. Front: Lucy Perkins, Annie Hunter, Maisie Hayes, Sarah Laurie, Halle Carter

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Back (L-R): Bella Poulish, Tayla Rowe, Emma Gould (Captain), Michelle Robinson, Kristy Varcoe. Front: Madi Kelly, Kate Bromley (Captain), Jami Walker (Coach), Casey Walker (Captain), Ebony Cytrowski.

thought I'd coach a senior colt side I would of laughed at you, but taking on the role has opened up my eyes and changed the way I look at things. I'd like to thank the Kongorong Football Club for giving me the opportunity to ﬁll the role this year, and your connued support through the whole season. I want to thank my team manager Daniel Ashby! You're like the glue for the team, keeping us on the park without hassles week-in week-out! Couldn't have done it without you. My assistant coaches Harry Evans and Brad Cordy, your help and guidance has been second to none, even if I doubted myself somemes, you're always there to back me up. Anyone else who has helped out and been involved with the boys I thank you endlessly. Best players for last week included Brodie Von StankeDowie, Nate Von StankeDowie, Will Von Stanke, Shakielle Von Stanke, Harrison Elletson and Declan Wright. As much as I wish this wasn't my last notes that's just how it goes, and I know the boys will be back next year bigger and beer than Thankeveryou,

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With the 2022 season drawing to a close today, Xpress Signs & Apparel would like to take this opportunity to thank all who have made contribuons to the MSE Budget this season.

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Senior Colts: Well it wasn't the fairy tale end to the season we hoped for last weekend, going down to a very strong Robe side by 96 points. The boys came ready to play and the energy in the rooms before the game was the best I've seen this year, we appeared ready to hit the ground running right from the start, but faced a very drilled Robe side and we just couldn't impact around the ground or on the scoreboard like we would have hoped. We seemed to have dried away from our structures and midfield centre work and we paid the price at the end of the day. Aer a spray from myself at half me, which I think caught a lot of people off guard, I think the boys responded quite well, producing some great link up work through the middle of the ground and deep inside 50. So it was pleasing to end on an upward note. I couldn't be prouder of my boys and the way they have conducted and commied themselves to this season, right from the very first preseason training. The boys got worked into the ground week-in week-out and kept showing up. It has been my absolute pleasure being able to say I was their coach! If you had asked me 18 months ago if I ever

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Bad luck to Madi Bowering, Dawn Smith and our 15 and Under team that went down to a very determined Robe side last Saturday and missing out on the opportunity to play in the grand final this week. Congratulaons to Madi Hagge, Zali Burns and the 17 and Under side taking out the win against Pt Mac. The MBNC wish both the 17 and Under and B Reserve sides all the very best in their grand final games this Saturday. Let's all get out to Kalangadoo and support these teams that have worked hard all year to make it to the biggest game of the year! Wear your green and gold and cheer the girls on. Good luck girls! Thank you to all our volunteers that have helped out with any of dues the club has had through the finals, whether it be scoring, ming or manning the scoreboard. Your help has been greatly appreciated. Well done also to both Leah Puia and Lisa Sco who have put their hands up to be official umpires throughout the finals series Thanks to our sponsors and supporters for your ongoing contribuons and support to our club. Without you it would be much harder to get teams onto the courts each week. Finally good luck to all netball and football teams that are playing today in the grand final. Play well and play fair

Lynne Lambert MBNC President

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However, me was in our favour and we led 49 44 on the ﬁnal whistle. Thank you Wayne for scoring. Come support us and the B Res girls in the big Grand Final this week

15 & Under: Unfortunately not the result we were hoping for. I'm proud of how far we came as a team this season and how we've all individually come. We came out ﬁring and led for the ﬁrst half. Abbey was strong in goals pairing well with Tilly whilst Olivia and Kaylah were strong feeding the ball into them. Macy and Sara read the ball well making many turnovers. Lola and Kodie both applied pressure and defence down the court. We gave it 110% and that's all I can ask as a coach. Thank you Ava for scoring. Good luck to the girls moving up to the 17's next year. Thank you Dawn for being by my side as my team manager this year Thank you to all the parents and volunteers who helped out throughout our girls’ 2022 season.

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17 & Under: An excited group of girls were eager to hit the courts and had a point to prove. We came out ﬁring with an 8 goal lead at the end of the ﬁrst quarter Our goalies shot accurately and midcourters fed well. Our defensive pressure all over the court forced Port Mac to make many turnovers. At 3/4 me, we had a strong 11 goal lead Port Mac weren't ready for their season to end, applying a great amount of pressure. This forced us to make silly turnovers

and fairest for the Mid South East League polling 30 votes is an amazing eﬀort. She also won equal junior consistency award polling in 14 games. Skye was also the sole Nangwarry netball player lucky enough to be selected for country champs in July, she has a bright netball future ahead of her.

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Finally to all the Nangwarry players and supporters we hope to see you in 2023.

to our sponsors Dohnts, Pines Hotel, South East Conveyors, RSL, APEC Cleaning, Blue Lake Golf Links, Steeline, Brody's Bricks, Trident Tyres, Village Pharmacy, Penley Estate, Highway Mechanical Gilbert Plastering, Joanne and Tristan Michelmore, GEM, Mick Mullan Plumbing and Building, Pra Welding and Fabricaon, Sign Depot, Richard’s Crash Repair, Gildera Forestry, Godrik Construcon, McDonald’s, PE Stump Removal, Empak Homes, Spiderman SE, GJ Gardner, GT Industrial, SE Vets, and Dennis Muhovics

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Phone: 8738 2075

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Secretary: Chloe Bell

Special shout out to both our 13's and 15's who only just missed out on playing ﬁnals. It is always a posive sign when your juniors are scking together and winning. Thank you to all senior players, even with injuries we were lucky enough to have 4 sides take the court each week. If you took the court twice a week a huge thank you for pung your bodies on the line. Those who suﬀered season ending injuries we hope you recover quickly.

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A huge thank you to all those who aended the working bees, Rhys for painng the club, Chappo, Jake, Gadget and Joel for doing the odd jobs when asked

Secretary: Lisa McGregor

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to wish all of the teams both in football and netball that have the privilege of playing today all the best and may your dreams of achieving the ulmate come to fruion, if not be proud of what you have achieved.

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President: Amanda Sealey

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President: Kylie Serle

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President: Maurie Puia

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President: Deon Chester

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Everyone knows that community sports clubs can only exist with the hard work of many volunteers Nangwarry Netball Club is no diﬀerent and I take this opportunity to thank everyone who has contributed to the success of the club, from the hard working commiee, managers, umpires and anyone else who has put their hand up over the season, these people have worked behind the scenes week in, and week out to ensure Saturday's run as smoothly as possible club notes

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PAST MID SOUTH EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICIALS

President .......................................................................... Peter Mitchell Vice President ............................................................. Dennis Muhovics Secretary ........................................................................ Naomi Mitchell Regional Director .............................................................. Sco Duncan Football Operaons Coordinator South East ............. Michael Mourbey Game Development Officer ................................................. Heath Sims MID SOUTH EASTERN JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE Secretary ........................................................................ Naomi Mitchell Execuve Members .............. Trevor Ling, Joanne Michelmore, Jo Dean Umpires Director ................................................................ Neil Webber Execuve Members ................................... Gary Wilson, Ma Cockrum MID SOUTH EAST NETBALL ASSOCIATION President ................................................................................. Sara Gray MID SOUTH EASTERN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Vice President ................................................................... Karen Pulmer Treasurer ............................................................................. Leah Puia Secretary ...................................................................... Rebecca Scanlon Assistant Secretary ................................................................... Kim Ross Records Officer ............................................................ Megan Bowering Execuve Member ..................................................... Pauline Mulraney President .........................................................................Graham Dowie Publicity Officer ................................................................. Georgia Gray 2022 league officialsfootball&netball

MSEFL Presidents: G. McDonald 1946-47, MacLeish Durant 1948, R.R. Robinson 1949, Ed Canute 1950, Ivor Bateman 1951-52, Stuart Nash 1953-57, A.R. "Fred" Basheer OAM 1958-1963, Malcolm Morrison 1964-66, Lin Wright 1967-73, Alistair Pegler 1974-76, George Considine 1977-79, Allen Jenkin 1980-81, Keith Sneath 1982-84, Peter Ey 1985-87, Wilf Sprengel 1988, Mostyn Telford 1989, Keith Sneath 1990-96, Rob Dycer 1997-2000, Dennis Muhovics 2001-2008, Peter Mitchell Jnr 2009 - Current.

MSEFL Secretaries: M.H. "Mel" Bell and R.C. "Bob" Neale 1946-54, Fred Carthew 1955-65, WJ. "Bill" Schuller 1966-71, Wilf Sprengel 1972-87, Jim Maney 1988-92, J.L. "Fred" Smith 1993, Jo Dean 1994-2001, Clarrie Squire 2002-04, Chris Paproth 2005-08, Naomi Mitchell 2009 - Current.

2022 SEASON FIXTURE Round 1 - 2nd APRIL 2022 Round 10 - 18th JUNE 2022 Round 11 - 25th JUNE 2022 Round 12 - 2nd JULY 2022 Round 13 - 9th JULY 2022 Round 14 - 23rd JULY 2022 Round 15 - 30th JULY 2022 Round 16 - 6th AUGUST 2022 Round 17 - 13th AUGUST 2022 Round 18 - 20th AUGUST 2022 Round 2 - 9th APRIL 2022 Round 3 - 23rd APRIL 2022 Round 4 - 30th APRIL 2022 Round 5 - 7th MAY 2022 Round 6 - 14th MAY 2022 Round 7 - 21st MAY 2022 Round 8 - 28th MAY 2022 Round 9 - 4th JUNE 2022 11th June - South East Zone Carnival 1st Semi Final Pt MacDonnell 75 d Mt Burr 57 Preliminary Final - Kalangadoo 86 d Pt MacDonnell 61 2nd Semi Final Hatherleigh 101 d Kalangadoo 59 Grand Final 17th September 2022 16th July - SA Country Championships Tantanoola 116 Mt Burr 45 Kalangadoo 151 Kongorong 75 Nangwarry 105 Hatherleigh 136 Glencoe 38 Pt MacDonnell 100ddll Robe Bye Nangwarry 90 Hatherleigh 55 Glencoe 28 Pt MacDonnell 78 Tantanoola 80 Mt Burr 76 Kalangadoo 136 Kongorong 69ddll Robe Bye Robe 82 Nangwarry 26 Mt Burr 58 Kalangadoo 177 Tantanoola 50 Hatherleigh 195 Glencoe 54 Kongorong 51dddl Pt MacDonnell Bye Hatherleigh 198 Glencoe 136 Kongorong 45 Pt MacDonnell 15 Robe 72 Nangwarry 17 Mt Burr 125 Kalangadoo 106ddll Tantanoola Bye Robe 66 Nangwarry 54 Pt MacDonnell 59 Tantanoola 46 Glencoe 131 Kongorong 138 Mt Burr 60 Hatherleigh 177llll Kalangadoo Bye Kongorong 74 Pt MacDonnell 162 Kalangadoo 167 Glencoe 126 Robe 95 Nangwarry 22 Mt Burr 50 Tantanoola 67dddl Hatherleigh Bye Robe 34 Nangwarry 39 Tantanoola 43 Hatherleigh 79 Pt MacDonnell 77 Kalangadoo 138 Kongorong 128 Glencoe 86llll Mt Burr Bye Kalangadoo 202 Mt Burr 266 Pt MacDonnell 185 Kongorong 57 Robe 42 Nangwarry 27 Tantanoola 64 Hatherleigh 156dddl Glencoe Bye Robe 61 Tantanoola 10 Hatherleigh 87 Glencoe 103 Mt Burr 72 Kalangadoo 165 Pt MacDonnell 52 Kongorong 77ddll Nangwarry Bye Nangwarry 65 Mt Burr 175 Kalangadoo 90 Pt MacDonnell 89 Robe 122 Tantanoola 44 Hatherleigh 75 Glencoe 33dddl Kongorong Bye Tantanoola 84 Hatherleigh 192 Glencoe 91 Kongorong 38 Robe 99 Nangwarry 7 Mt Burr 68 Kalangadoo 137ddll Pt MacDonnell Bye Robe 65 Nangwarry 69 Mt Burr 134 Kalangadoo 126 Hatherleigh 109 Glencoe 84 Kongorong 84 Pt MacDonnell 35ddll Tantanoola Bye Glencoe 41 Kongorong 91 Mt Burr 76 Hatherleigh 120 Robe 123 Nangwarry 34 Pt MacDonnell 88 Tantanoola 33ddll Kalangado Bye Robe 98 Nangwarry 91 Mt Burr 45 Tantanoola 90 Kongorong 52 Pt MacDonnell 114 Kalangadoo 163 Glencoe 72ddll Hatherleigh Bye Pt MacDonnell 73 Kalangadoo 232 Kongorong 58 Glencoe 47 Robe 77 Nangwarry 35 Tantanoola 75 Hatherleigh 114dlll Mt Burr Bye Robe 34 Nangwarry 43 Tantanoola 57 Hatherleigh 167 Kalangadoo 174 Mt Burr 130 Pt MacDonnell 122 Kongorong 39dlll Glencoe Bye Mt Burr 100 Kalangadoo 201 Pt MacDonnell 67 Kongorong 73 Robe 39 Tantanoola 22 Hatherleigh 24 Glencoe 52dddd Nangwarry Bye Robe 112 Tantanoola 40 Hatherleigh 95 Glencoe 48 Nangwarry 78 Mt Burr 45 Kalangadoo 52 Pt MacDonnell 108ddll Kongorong Bye

MT GAMBIER 8725 2364 MILLICENT 8733 2944 NARACOORTE 8762 1114 CONGRATULATIONS TO HATHERLEIGH & KALANGADOO FOR MAKING THE A GRADE FOOTBALL GRAND FINAL & GOOD LUCK TO ALL OTHER TEAMS IN YOUR PURSUIT OF PREMIERSHIP GLORY IN 2022! K&B