Mid South East Football & Netball Budget - Preliminary Final, 2021

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preliminary FINAL SATURDAY 11th september 2021 at kongorong

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A GRADE FOOTBALL: KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH A GRADE NETBALL: HATHERLEIGH v TANTANOOLA

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VIEW FROM THE HILL Well, well, well, the Kalangadoo bubble finally sha ered on Saturday as they came up against a commi ed, focussed and fierce opponent in Port MacDonnell who took the easy road to the grand final with an exci ng 11pt win. Port MacDonnell had first use of a 3-goal breeze and despite domina ng general play it was Kalangadoo that scored first blood a er an intense opening few minutes. For all the me Port MacDonnell held possession and peppered the goals the game should've been all but over at quarter me, but they kicked an inaccurate 4-8 to Kalangadoo's 3-0 at the first break.

Kalangadoo struggled up forward without their leading goal kicker in Michael Krieger. Billy Galpin took the full forward posi on for Kalangadoo, but was well matched by veteran Ben McGregor who easily thwarted many forward entries with his football smarts and skill. Kalangadoo made good use of the breeze in the second term but you always felt that Port MacDonnell were controlling the game. The Magpies short lead up game plan wasn't paying dividends for them and it appeared they had no plan B. Whereas for Port MacDonnell, their en re team came to play and they had no passengers in their 22. The dominance of their talls in Daron McElroy, Tim Sullivan, Dylan Bromley, Will MacDonald and even Ned Wilke and Wade Chant gave Port MacDonnell the edge right across the ground. At the last change it was Port MacDonnell in front by just 9pts. Port MacDonnell con nued to apply pressure to Kalangadoo and having the luxury of playing MacDonald on a wing where he could float into the forward line and be an op on or drop back into defence during the last quarter certainly paid off.

Wilke and MacDonald both finished the day with 3 goals with best players named being Jake Turner, McGregor, Zack Williams, Sullivan, McElroy and Kevin Thomson. For Kalangadoo, they certainly were 4-5 goals worse off

without their spearhead in Krieger as their only mul ple goal kickers were Lachie Jones, Josh Searle, Billy Galpin and Alex Lyon all with 2. Kalangadoo's best went the way of Nathan Reeves, who tried hard all day against much taller opponents, Chris Mules, Mitch Lowe, Sam McManus, Alex Lyon and Tye McManus.

In the other games, Hatherleigh made short work of Robe in the Reserves game quickly stamping their authority and were never challenged as they cantered into their third straight grand final appearance with an empha c 102pt point win. In the senior colts, the same two teams competed, and the result was very much the same except in reverse.

The Robe senior colts are currently undefeated and their winning margin of 148pts is rarely seen in the underage compe ons and both teams will no doubt enjoy the weekend off with a great deal of confidence leading into the last game of the year. The Junior Colts match was a very ght and entertaining contest with both sides struggling to find the big s cks. Neither side could shake the defensive pressure of the other and goals were a rare commodity. In the end it was Kongorong who found themselves in front by just 4pts at the final siren and earnt themselves a spot in a grand final.

To today's game and the big ques on will be can Kalangadoo bounce back a er such a tough and ght contest of last weeks match? Hatherleigh have had the week off, have a fully fit playing list to choose from and from their perspec ve have absolutely nothing to lose.

Hatherleigh have shown that they are capable of winning tough, ght games as they did against Robe and will match up pre y well against Kalangadoo.

Kalangadoo on the other hand will need to work on their forward entries and have a game plan of how they are going to kick a winning score. These two teams only met once during the season due to rnd15 being abandoned, and

Kalangadoo were victors by 26pts. This was way back in rnd 6 and a lot of water has gone under the bridge since then.

Kalangadoo are no strangers to finals pressure and this just might be where the winning edge will come from. Most final matches are won above the shoulders and this mindset will see Kalangadoo advance for another crack at Port MacDonnell next week.

In the other games, Robe come up against Port MacDonnell in the Reserves prelim final. Robe will be keen to put last week behind them, but in saying that Port MacDonnell wiped the deck with Robe in rnd 17 by nearly 10 goals, so it is hard to see Robe overcoming a 10-goal deficit in a ma er of weeks, but then again finals are a different ball game and stranger things have happened.

I expect the two junior games to be absolute crackers. Tantanoola and Hatherleigh meet in the Senior Colts match and although they only played each other in the last minor round game, which Hatherleigh won easily, my mail suggests that today's game will be a lot closer. Joint Malseed Medallist in Ethan Bowman (Hatherleigh) and Cade Kelly (Tantanoola) will be up against each other and this contest will be worth the entry fee alone. Both these lads have great skills and bring their team mates into the game, so it will be an interes ng clash, but slightly leaning towards Hatherleigh as their depth runs a li le deeper than Tantanoola.

The Junior Colts match first up will see Hatherleigh take on Robe. Both sides have one win a piece during the minor round so this is shaping up to be anyone's game. Hatherleigh definitely played a great game last week to finish just short and Robe ba led hard against a very determined Glencoe ou it a couple of weeks ago to advance to todays game. I expect this to be a very close contest, but maybe Hatherleigh, but only just.

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SECOND SEMI-final ACTION: a grade

preliminary final FOOTBALL SCHEDULE A GRADE – 2:00pm KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH Umpires: Travis Lockwood, Lindsay Drowley, Neil Webber Boundary: George Wimshurst, Will Wimshurst, James Allen, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie Goals: Dave Gilbert, Gordon Brown Reserve Umpire: Bre Watson B GRADE – 12:15pm ROBE v PORT MACDONNELL Umpires: Michael Pink, Chris Sco , Ma Cockrum Boundary: Noah Cockrum, Kallan Price, Bailey Rothall, Brian Bonney Goals: Bill Chapman, Kevin Nobes Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am HATHERLEIGH v TANTANOOLA Umpires: Sco Chuck, Adam Gilbert, Rob Ransom Boundary: George Wimshurst, Will Wimshurst, Brodie Pfitzner, Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie Goals: Dave Gilbert, Ted Peacock Reserve Umpire: Bre Watson JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am HATHERLEIGH v ROBE Umpires: Andrew Rohrlach, Darrin Brown Boundary: Kallan Price, Chad Cockrum, Brodie Pfitzner, Brian Bonney Goals: Kevin Nobes, Ted Peacock Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson Images courtesy Wanita Robinson Photography

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second SEMI-FINAL scoreboard Bendigo Bank A Grade Port MacDonnell 4.8 6.10 9.14 13.16 (94) Kalangadoo 3.0 8.2 9.5 12.11 (83) GOALS - Port MacDonnell: William Macdonald 3, Ned Wilke 3, Brandon Newton 1, Kevin Thomson 1, Jake Turner 1, Tim Sullivan 1, Hamish Stevens 1, Dylan Bromley 1, Daron McElroy 1; Kalangadoo: Lachy Jones 2, Alexander Lyon 2, Billy Galpin 2, Joshua Searle 2, Jus n Bromley 1, Ben Mules 1, Bre Lindner 1, Nathan Reeves 1.

BEST - Port MacDonnell: Jake Turner, Ben McGregor, Zack Williams, Tim Sullivan, Daron McElroy, Kevin Thomson; Kalangadoo: Nathan Reeves, Chris Mules, Mitchel Lowe, Sam Mcmanus, Alexander Lyon, Tye Mcmanus.

RESERVES Hatherleigh 6.1 10.3 17.6 20.11 (131) Robe 0.0 2.1 2.3 4.5 (29) GOALS - Hatherleigh: Jack Altschwager 6, Thomas Bell 4, Tim Merre 3, James Telford 2, Thomas Pegler 1, Dylan Vanderhorst 1, Max Telfer 1, Ryan Lindner 1, Ayden Reid 1; Robe: Tom Kurray 2, Mar n Rochester 1, Harry Hooper 1.

BEST - Hatherleigh: Todd Watson, Benjamin Lang, Dylan Vanderhorst, Cameron Slape, Ayden Reid; Robe: Patrick Ma hews, James Kokiousis, Bram Whi lesea, Thomas Emery, Dylan Coxon, Nicholas Hurst.

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Robe 3.3 10.9 16.16 23.22 (160) Hatherleigh 1.0 1.0 1.0 2.0 (12) GOALS - Robe: Max Robertson 8, James Du on 4, George Du on 3, Raj Legoe 2, Oliver McInnes 2, Ethan Cornish 2, Codee Weston 1; Hatherleigh: Tom Gray 1, Joel Smith 1.

BEST - Robe: Max Robertson, Jayden Lines, George Du on, Jimmy Murch, Oliver McInnes; Hatherleigh: Riley Shanks, Je Faulkner, Cameron Atkinson, Joel Smith, Jack Cassidy.

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Kongorong 1.0 2.3 2.3 2.5 (17) Hatherleigh 1.0 2.0 2.0 2.1 (13) GOALS - Kongorong: Tyler Richardson 1, Ryan Lucas 1; Hatherleigh: Jordan Atkinson 1, Charlie Sims 1.

BEST - Kongorong: Harrison Elletson, Kur s Lasle , Jobe Janeway, Nate Von Stanke Dowie, Lilly Gordon, Rhys Newton; Hatherleigh: Oliver Fitzgerald, Chloe Bellinger, Charlie Sims, Jack Bellinger, Brayden Chambers.

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SECOND SEMI-final ACTION: JUNIOR & SENIOR COLTS

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preliminary FINAL A GRADE 2:00PM

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Back (L-R): Troy Wilkinson (Team Manager), Reece Carlson (President), Nathan Reeves, Sam Casey, Jason Bannister, Bre Lindner, Mathew Fatchen, Billy Galpin, Jus n Bromley, Jon Mules, Lachy Jones, Al Lyon, Tom Jerome, Ben Mules, Connor Gen le, Jet Mules, Dallas Jeffree (Assistant Coach), Adam Box (Runner/Vice President), Peter Savage (Time Keeper); Front: Chris Mules, Josh LaRocca, Tom Williams, Michael Krieger, Tye McManus, Mitch Lowe (Captain), Kevin Stark (Coach), Sam McManus (Vice Captain), Ben Gregory, Jus n Mansell, Andrew Stone. Absent: Josh Searle. scoreboard

2. Bre Lindner: Like a fine wine, ge ng be er with age. Very consistent and a smooth mover around the ground.

3. Tye McManus: Plays above his age.

Smooth mover, sublime skills. Third in the Mail Medal.

4. Andrew Stone: Had another excep onal season. Enjoyed more midfield minutes.

Ligh ng fast and great skills.

5. Sam McManus: Vice Captain, excep onal leader. Works harder than most. Provides great drive playing off the wing.

6. Jus n Bromley: Loves the contest. Has been a great inclusion to our side. A very good second ruckman.

7. Jason Bannister: The Glove! One of the ghtest defenders in the comp. Always gives his all.

8. Mathew Fatchen: Excep onal intercept marking ability. Very skilful and gives his all week in week out.

10. Mitch Lowe: Captain of the team.

Smooth and reliable. Rarely beaten. An excep onal leader.

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11. Chris Mules: Club legend. Contested king. Great leader amongst the group.

12. Lachy Jones: First year back at the footy club a er a few seasons off. In career best form. Super skilful.

13. Billy Galpin: Had a great season. Been a crucial link up and transi on player going forward. Good goal sense.

14. Tom Williams: Has been a great inclusion this year. Great lockdown defender. Provides good talk and advice for the team.

16. Al Lyon: Had another very consistent year. Club and team favourite. Has great dukes.

17. Josh LaRocca: New recruit this year.

Has great forward pressure and energy around the group.

18. Jus n Mansell: Great skills and works hard. Loves the contest.

21. Sam Casey: Honest back pocket player.

Rarely beaten 1 on 1. Very consistent.

23. Nathan Reeves: Experienced rebound defender. Plays tall and provides a lot of run and drive forward.

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24. Jon Mules: Had a very consistent season once again. A superb tap ruckman, who rarely gets beaten.

27. Ben Gregory: Enjoying his year playing on a wing. Great skills and moves well for a big guy. Kicked 20 goals off the wing.

31. Jet Mules: S ll in Senior Colts. Has made the most of his senior opportuni es.

33. Michael Krieger: Goal sneak. League leading goal kicker this season. Has been in career best form.

34. Ben Mules: Club legend. S ll proving a threat to opposi on. Great footy smarts.

Great teacher on and off the field.

36. Josh Searle: Plays a huge role off of half forward. Clears space for the other forwards. Has great forward pressure.

37. Tom Jerome: Senior colt. Very promising young player. Super athle c.

62. Connor Gen le: Another up and coming star. Has a bright future in the black and white.

Coach: Kevin Stark

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HATHERLEIGH EAGLES

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1. Zach Jones: Mid who finds plenty of the ball, quick and illusive se ng up forward a acks.

2. Jason Faulkner: Tough backman who reads the play well and never gets beaten in a 1 on 1.

3. Gerard McGrath: CHB reads the play be er than anyone, has a pin point le foot.

5. Jack Skeer: Tall wingman with a huge work rate, also plays as a u lity.

6. Jordy Galpin: Tough mid with elite skills, first class ball use.

8. Luke Macgregor: Full back, gets the best forward every weekend and rarely gets beaten.

9. Jed Telfer: Half back with good ball sense, reads the play well and has elite skills on either side of body.

11. Jase Bateman: Mid/half back with a huge kick, has unbelievable awareness in traffic, vice-captain.

12. Joe Rayson: Mid/small forward who puts his body on the line every week and gets the ball out to our runners.

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14. Mikey Telford: A mid who always puts his body on the line, great skills on either side of his body, assistant coach.

16. Lewis Walker: Mid with a lot of pace, takes the game on and always hits the contest with pace.

17. Sam Telfer: Small forward who plays tall, always amongst the goal kickers.

18. Cameron Slape: Ruckman/backman bashing in the ruck all day and always comes over the top with a big fist when in defence.

19. Jack Gray: Quick backman who wins the ball and rebounds from our back half with pace and precision.

21. Mitch Pulmer: U lity who reads the ball really well and wins any posi on he plays.

23. Joe Ferguson-Lane: Big body mid, always wins a 50/50 contest, also dangerous up forward, captain and assistant coach.

24. Sam Waring: First class ruckman with a big tank, o en stays in the ruck all day.

25. Darcy Bateman: Big man who plays ruck and forward, takes big pack marks all

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around the ground.

29. Jack Sullivan: Tough wingman, tackles hard and always gets the ball going our way.

35. Jake Dowdy: A tall running u lity with a huge engine. Jake has a dangerous right foot that can easily find the big s cks from outside 50m.

40. Will Chay: Ball magnet who never loses a contest, plays all over the ground.

42. Paddy Chay: Senior colt with good hands and good skills never backs down from a contest.

47. James Thorn: Tough mid/forward who runs in straight lines, straight through the pack also has very good skills.

52. Louis Brown: Small forward quick and illusive with really good goal sense.

20. Josh Wight 28. Ethan Bowman 30. Jake Wight 31. James Telford 36. Max Telfer 37. Cameron Atkinson

preliminary FINAL B GRADE 12:15PM

ROBE ROOSTERS 15 16 23 24 24 25 26 27 29 30 32 34 37 38 39 40 41 43 45 47 48 49 50 53 54 58

Adam Brooks Bram Whi lesea Barry Fennell Dougal Day Nick Hurst Patrick Ma hews Brodie Foulds Marty Rochester Ty Palmer Simon Ferguson Alex Clements Ma Jennings Kane Cross Sco Sawyer Luke Hann James Cornish Tom Emery Kane Dunn Chris Burdon Baden Ling Dylan Coxon James Kokiousis Tom Kurray Harry Hooper Jed Regnier James Mathews

Coaches: Dougal Weir & Dean Carter

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Back (L-R): Jed Regnier, Tom Kurray, Christopher Burdon, Tom Emery, Ma Jeno, Barry Fennell, Bram Whi lesea; Middle: Roly Day (Team Manager), Trevor Ling, Adam Brooks, Baden Ling, James Cornish, James Kokiousis, Paddy Ma hews, Brodie Foulds, Debra Mackey (President), Dean Carter (Coach); Front: Alex Clements, Nick Hurst, James Ma hews, Dougal Day, Luke Hann, Ty Palmer, Sco Sawyer, Kane Cross, Harry Hooper.

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PORT MACDONNELL DEMONS 3 5 6 10 13 16 16 17 18 21 23 25 26 27 31 33 40 41 44 46 48 49 50 51 56 57 61 99

Trent Ebejer Fraser Lynch Caleb Catena Lennox Lewis Bryce Redman Peter Buchanan Ryan Donovan Mason Brown Rhys Timms Tarquin Newton Damien O’Dine (Captain) Benjamin O'Dine Adam Richards Rory Na rass Ma hew Sullivan Jess Feast Jordy Carrison Angus McGregor Brad Creek Tyreese Newton Ryan Vonstanke Christopher Driver Jacob Simmonds Ben Holmes VC Liam Bo omley Tom Sullivan Benjamin Milstead Connor Gibbe -Twomey

Coach: Adam Lewis

Back (L-R): Ryan Von Stanke, Tyresse Newton, Bryce Redman, Rhys Latchford, Liam Bo omley, Travis Smith, Ma hew Sullivan, Lennox Lewis, Caleb Catena, Lachie Tilley, Ryan Donovan; Middle: Darryl Jones (President), Hayley Goodwin (Team Manager) Ben Milstead, Jacob Simmons, Mason Brown, Jordie Carrison, Rory Natrass, Connor Gibbe -Twomey, James Carrison, Ryan Walter, Brad Creek, Ron O'Dine (Assistant Coach); Front: Vicki Livingston (Trainer), Gus McGregor, Ben Holmes (Vice Captain), Damien O'Dine (Captain), Adam Lewis (Coach), Ma hew Stark, Adam Richards, Tarquin Newton, Trent Ebejer, Linda Driver (Time Keeper).

preliminary FINAL senior colts 10:45aM

HATHERLEIGH EAGLES 2 6 8 9 10 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 31

Eli Kneen Harvey Jones Jack Cassidy Patrick Chay (c) Joel Smith Je Faulkner Cameron Atkinson Tyson Atkinson Ethan Leopold Myles Widdison Kaden Thomas Zak Bowering Will Watson Danny Golding Ethan Bowman Riley Shanks Tom Gray Flynn Kain Aus n Ne le

Coach: Jed Telfer

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Back (L-R): Danny Golding, Eli Kneen, Myles Widdison, Tyson Atkinson, Harvey Jones, Je Faulkner; Middle: Aaron Leopold (Manager) Jack Cassidy, Riley Shanks, Ethan Leopold, Zak Bowering, Cameron Atkinson (Vice Captain), Will Chay (Runner); Front: Kaden Thomas, Tom Gray, Ethan Bowman (Vice Captain), Jed Telfer (Coach), Paddy Chay (Captain), Aus n Ne le.

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TANTANOOLA TIGERS 2 3 4 5 8 9 11 12 14 16 17 20 21 26 29 32

Cade Kelly Ryan Long Will Scanlon Corey Baker Ellis Cushion Jack Cytrowski Sam Jennings Tom Bu on Saxon Altschwager Sam Simmons Brodie Telfer-Sco Jack Marino Ryan Simmons Noah Cockrum Paddy Jennings Wil Jennings

Coach: Wayne Batchelor

Back (L-R): Paddy Jennings, Ryan Simmons, Jack Marino, Jude Whi aker, Sam Simmons, Jaxon Cushion, Ellis Cushion, Tom Bu on, Sam Jennings, Saxon Altschwager; Front: Billy Brown (Water Boy), Wayne Batchelor (Coach), Noah Cockrum, Brodie Telfer-Sco , Cade Kelly (Vice Captain), Will Scanlon (Captain), Corey Baker (Vice Captain), Jack Cytrowski, Ryan Long, Mike Reilly (Coach); Absent: Ashton Lindner, Braydn Hateley, Brayden Rowe.

preliminary FINAL junior colts 9:30aM

HATHERLEIGH EAGLES 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 24 25 26 27 28 29 51

Cohen Clark Tom Bowering Riley Prouse Fletcher Leopold Jimmy Kneen Ethan Marshall Charlie Sims Winston Figg Brayden Chambers William Andre Jacob Hall Campbell Leopold Jordan Atkinson Hudson Nowak Isaac Chambers Harry Gilbertson Oskar Howell Teej Lawler Chloe Bellinger Hannah Bellinger Ned Fitzgerald Sabas an Figg Eli Sims Cooper Walters Coaden Taylor Riley Haines Jack Bellinger Oliver Fitzgerald Beau Higgins Charlie Watson Harry Baker Jack Wachtel

Coach: Dylan Clough

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Back (L-R): Ben Sims (Runner), William Andre, Cooper Walters, Riley Haines, Jordan Atkinson, Ned Fitzgerald, Tom Bowering, Eli Sims, Isaac Chambers, Jimmy Kneen, Harry Gilbertson, Harry Baker; Middle: Sam Atkinson (Team Manager), Jacob Hall, Charlie Sims, Hudson Nowak, Brayden Chambers, Ethan Marshall, Riley Prouse, Coaden Taylor, Amy Haines (Team Manager), Michael Figg (Water); Front: Beau Higgins, Chloe Bellinger, Hannah Bellinger, Jack Bellinger (Vice Captain), Dylan Clough (Coach), Oliver Fitzgerald (Captain), Fletcher Leopold, Teej Lawler, Winston Figg; Inset: Oskar Howell (le ), Cohen Clark (right).

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ROBE ROOSTERS 1 2 6 8 9 12 13 16 17 22 23 24 25 29 30 31 32 35 36 38 39 40 41 42 43 46 52

Riley Bermingham Cooper Thomas Flynn Collins Charles Moore Kaiden Carter Taj Boundy Tyson Maczkowiack John Hinchcliff Sophie Longbo om Jayson Camino Ethan Carter Ethan Moir Angus McLachlan Vincent Moore Connor McMullan Saxon Mar n Jack McGuiness Jaxon Johns Archie Hagge Mason McKenny Myles Burzaco Joey McKenny Brodie Dew Charlie Hooper Brodhi Scorah Ben Hayes Seb Moore

Coach: Jack Sneath

Back (L-R): Heath Boundy (Team Manager), Jayson Camino, Saxon Mar n, Riley Bermingham, Jaxon Johns, Brodhi Scorah, Charles Moore, Brodie Dew, Flynn Collins, Benjamin Hayes, Charlie Hooper; Middle: Joey McKenny, Angus McLachlan, Tyson Maczkowiack, Taj Boundy, Seb Moore, Ethan Moir, John Hinchliffe, Ethan Carter, Shane Carter (Runner); Front: Sophie Longbo om, Myles Burzaco , Mason McKenny (Vice Captain), Jack Sneath (Coach), Kaiden Carter (Captain), Cooper Thomas (Vice Captain), Connor McMullan, Archie Hagge , Vincent Moore. Absent: Jack McGuiness.

second SEMI-FINAL RESULTS A GRADE Kalangadoo 61 def Hatherleigh 58 BEST - Kalangadoo: A. Duncan, J. Peacock; Hatherleigh: T. Merre , K. Green

A Reserve Kalangadoo 46 def Glencoe 44 BEST - Kalangadoo: E. McDiarmid, J. Ryan; Glencoe: J. Gosden, T. Medhurst

B GRADE Kalangadoo 49 def Glencoe 41 BEST - Kalangadoo: L. Williams, J. Blackmore; Glencoe: C. Watson, B. Easterbrook

B reserve Hatherleigh 45 def by Kalangadoo 48 BEST - Hatherleigh: G. Chant, I. Marshall; Kalangadoo: I. Ryan, R. May

17 & under Hatherleigh 70 def Kalangadoo 49 BEST - Hatherleigh: J. Bellinger, E. Lang; Kalangadoo: S. Ryan, H. Watson

15 & under Mt Burr 47 def Hatherleigh 45 BEST - Mt Burr: J. Holland, A. Fal ng; Hatherleigh: N. Faulkner, T. Haines

13 & under Kalangadoo 68 def Hatherleigh 21 BEST - Kalangadoo: C. Peacock, S. Russell; Hatherleigh: K. Ne le, L. Carruthers

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preliminary FINAL match PREVIEWS 13 & Under – HATHERLEIGH v MT BURR In the knockout final this week in the 13's, we'll see Hatherleigh taking on Mt Burr. Unfortunately for Hatherleigh, they weren't able to get close to the very talented Kalangadoo 13's side, however they have another chance to reach the Grand Final if they can defeat Mt Burr this weekend. Mt Burr defeated Nangwarry in the 1st Semi and have had the week off. When the teams met earlier in the year, it was Hatherleigh that came out on top in both rounds. Kalli Ne le was strong for the Eagles at the weekend, she will likely line-up against Sara Smith who has had a great season for the Mozzies in defence. Alex Haines also gave 110% in defence for the Eagles in their match against the Pies, she could line up against Tilly Gamble who is a strong goalie and played well under pressure in the 1st Semi Final. Both teams are quite versa le and won't be afraid to make changes if necessary. A lot of talented juniors across both teams, should be a great game. Kalangadoo await the winner, they appear to be in a league of their own this year, but this won't deter the Eagles or Mozzies, both of whom would love the opportunity to experience the excitement of playing in a Grand Final.

15 & Under – HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO To get proceedings underway Saturday, we will see Hatherleigh taking on Kalangadoo in the first match of the day, our 15 & Under Preliminary Final.

Hatherleigh were defeated by Mt Burr at the weekend, only going down by 2 goals. Kalangadoo were impressive against Port MacDonnell in the 1st Semi and had a convincing win, followed by the week off. Hatherleigh were unlucky on the weekend and played some impressive netball. Bella Poulish and Niah Faulkner were strong in goals for the Eagles, while Tori Haines and Deni Brown were strong through the middle, and had great vision into the goal circle. Down the other end of the court, Tegan Lythgo has had a great finals series, playing in both the 15's and 13's finals. She is an accurate goalie, shoo ng in close or from long range and never appears to need much me to se le in. Gabby Varcoe adds some height to the goal circle, Georgia Gen le also able to make the switch from defence to goals if needed. Both teams boast a strong defence, Indi Howell for the Eagles has height on her side as well as a good ability to read the ball and snatch an impressive intercept here and there. Ebony Wurst for the Pies is a tough and tenacious defender who never lets her opposi on too far out of sight. These teams have only met once during the year and it was Kalangadoo that ran away with an 8 goal win.

Should be a cracker game, the winner going on to meet Mt Burr in the Grand Final.

17 & Under – KALANGADOO v MT BURR In the 17 & Under Preliminary Final, we see Kalangadoo taking on Mt Burr. Kalangadoo were beaten quite convincingly by Hatherleigh in the 2nd Semi, while Mt Burr had a strong win against Robe in the 1st Semi and then had the week off.

Kalangadoo would be disappointed in their loss at the weekend, they were just 3 goals down at quarter me, but a er that it was all Hatherleigh as they piled on the goals and built their lead. These teams have met twice this season and it has been Kalangadoo that took the wins fairly easily.

Kalangadoo's Shelby Ryan has been in good form, shoo ng with accuracy and moving well around the circle. Kori Collins is a strong player and can play in goals or in the centre. She will need to score her first few goals to get her confidence up and be a strong presence for the Pies. Mozzie defenders McKenzie Bevan and Maddie Gamble will need to be on top of their game to combat Ryan and Collins. Amelia Ballantyne was impressive in centre for the Mozzies against Robe, she should have a great ba le against Sophie Wrightson. Charlie Muhovics and Jemma Hayward are strong goalies and shot well in the Semi. They should have a good

match up against the Pies’ Holly Watson and Emily Mulraney. Mount Burr will give their all, but it should be Kalangadoo that goes through for another crack at Hatherleigh in the Grand Final.

B Reserve – HATHERLEIGH v GLENCOE In the B Reserve knock out final, it's Hatherleigh taking on Glencoe. Hatherleigh lost by only 3 goals at the weekend in their match against Kalangadoo, while Glencoe were impressive in the 1st Semi against Port MacDonnell and had a convincing win.

Both teams have strength in their a acking goal circles. For the Eagles, Indi Marshall had a great game at the weekend, shoo ng accurately and teaming well with Di Loveday. Glencoe’s goalies Lauren Kenny and Bri Liebich are also a strong combina on and are very hard to beat on their day. Ang Tweddle is a solid contributor for the Murphies through the middle. She should have a good match up against either Sally Bateman or Staci Faulkner. Both teams also have strong defensive units – Georgia Chant was excep onal in defence for the Eagles at the weekend and teamed well with Fiona Jackman. Glencoe have experience in Krystal Owen and Kate Sealey is also strong at GD. When the teams met during the season it was Hatherleigh by a single goal in their first match and Covid stopped a rematch in round two. Should be a great contest, the winner going through to take on Kalangadoo in the Grand Final.

B Grade – GLENCOE v TANTANOOLA In the B Grade Preliminary Final, we see Glencoe taking on Tantanoola. Glencoe went down by 8 goals to Kalangadoo in the 2nd Semi, while Tantanoola had a win over Hatherleigh in the 1st Semi for another crack at Grand Final glory.

Tantanoola's goalies Bec Millowick and Nicole Rutkowski were in good form in their semi, causing headaches for their opponents. Kath Taylor was also impressive on the a acking wing, driving well and feeding beau fully into the circle. Glencoe have a strong defensive line however and they will be doing their best to burst Tant's a acking bubble.

Sam Brierley and Sally McDonnell are a strong combo for the Murphies, with Bianca Easterbrook also able to switch from goals to defence if needed.

Easterbrook and Kayla Medhurst played well together in goals on Saturday, but did miss a few opportuni es that were snatched up by Kalangadoo’s defence. Glencoe also have Abbie Cocks who is a very valuable and experienced goalie. Tantanoola have a couple of defensive op ons to try to combat the Murphies goalies – Danni Rutkowski, Amy Mason and Kris e Rowe all talented players and capable of securing many turnovers and sending them back down for scoring opportuni es for the Tigers. Previous encounters saw Glencoe secure both wins, one by the slimmest of margins, 1 goal. Should be a cracker, the winner through to the Grand Final to take on Kalangadoo.

A Reserve – GLENCOE v PORT MACDONNELL The A Reserve Preliminary Final sees Glencoe taking on Port MacDonnell. Glencoe played a nailbiter at the weekend, only going down to Kalangadoo by 2 goals. Port MacDonnell defeated Tantanoola in the 1st Semi with a convincing 20 goal win. When the teams met earlier in the year, it was Glencoe that secured both wins. Port MacDonnell seem to have had a strong second half of the season however, so expect this game to go down to the wire. Both teams have strong goalies, Megan Hein has added some height, skill and experience to the Bay's goal circle, while youngster Keyarnah Smith has enjoyed her first year playing senior netball and played a terrific 1st Semi.

Glencoe secured Taitlyn Rothe this year, she has fit well into the team and had a consistent season.

Malinda Markiewicz began her season in A Grade before injuring herself and making her way back into the A Reserve team. The Murphies were also

well served by Madeline Watson in the second half of their match against Kalangadoo. Strong defensive line-ups also serve both these teams well, Holly Smith and Belinda O'Dine are experienced campaigners for the Bay and are always looking for that intercept and are first to the loose ball. Glencoe’s Tameka Medhurst was in good form in the semi, ge ng her hands to many balls and also pulling in any rebounds that went begging. She teams well with Chloe Pfitzner. Jessie Gosden is a steadier through the middle for Glencoe and will have a good match up with either Montanna Millard or Cody Manning. Gosden also capable of switching into defence if needed.

Playing coach Narelle Lewis will steady the Bays’ a ack line with her finals experience. Should be an exci ng game to watch, the winner will progress to the big dance to take on Kalangadoo.

A Grade – HATHERLEIGH v TANTANOOLA The A Grade Preliminary Final sees Hatherleigh taking on Tantanoola. Hatherleigh went down to Kalangadoo at the weekend by a very credible 3 goals, while Tantanoola overcame Mt Burr in the 1st Semi and have had a week off wai ng to see who they will meet in the knock out final this weekend. Hatherleigh were very impressive against Kalangadoo, in what was a tough and physical encounter, the Eagles were almost able to snatch victory, it was a only few small errors and possibly nerves that cost them in the end. Tantanoola have had an impressive season. They lost Simone Li le early, but other than that they've had a good run with injuries and have kept a consistent team on the court. Their two mee ngs this season have seen Hatherleigh come out on top. Hatherleigh have a very strong a ack line. Keston Green and Lacey Haines combine extremely well. Haines has had an outstanding season in both her junior and senior netball. She possesses speed, skill and accurate shoo ng. With the experience of Green alongside her they are very hard to beat in the circle. Sarah Faulkner didn't line up for the Eagles in the semi, Hatherleigh op ng to give her the week off to recover from an injury. If she comes back into the side it will add some experience to their midcourt. Tegan Merre was outstanding for the Eagles at the weekend, throwing in everything she had and pu ng her body on the line several mes. Maddie Pulmer and Maddie Redman were also impressive for Hatherleigh, ge ng their hands to many balls and taking mely intercepts which really helped li their team. For the Tigers - they too boast some impressive players. Emma Gould is certainly one the Eagles will need to stop. She has had a fabulous season, winning the Under 21 award jointly with Lacey Haines. Her strong holds, accurate shoo ng and rebounding ability are all features of her game. She works well with Jami Walker, who possesses speed, fast hands and the ability to shoot well under pressure. Their midcourt trio of Casey Walker and Vic and Alex Lucas are dangerous, all work well together and have a good mix of talent, speed and determina on. Vic Lucas at centre was important for the Tigers in their win against the Burr, taking crucial intercepts down the court when they needed them. Kate Bromley is ever reliable in the GD posi on, while 17 & Under player Tayla Rowe has really grown into the GK role and has blossomed in her season of senior netball. Bromley has a wealth of netball experience and has been able to guide and nurture Rowe with the two of them together becoming a scary defensive team for their opposi on. Nerves will play a role as they o en do, par cularly in a Prelim Final. Both teams will need to se le quickly to try to get on top early. Accuracy will also be important, both teams have defenders capable of rebounding and making goalies pay for their missed shots. While past mee ngs probably have Hatherleigh as the favourite - finals as we know are a different ball game and the Tigers will certainly give all they've got for a chance at playing on a Grand Final.

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Back (L-R): Kerri-Lee Bromley (Coach), Chelsea Galpin, Maddie Redman, Keston Green, Maddie Pulmer, Sarah Broadhead, Kelsey Wight; Front: Tegan Merre (Coach), Lacey Haines, Lara MacGregor, Sarah Faulkner.

Back (L-R): Simone Li le, Alex Lucas, Emma Gould, Tayla Rowe, Kate Bromley (Captain), Kate Varcoe (Coach), Mary-anne Walker (Manager); Front: Madi Kelly, Ebony Cytrowski, Jami Walker (Coach), Vic Lucas, Casey Walker (Captain).

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Keston Green: Returning a er a couple of years off. Enjoying her netball and using her knowledge and experience to great effect.

Lacey Haines: Talented junior taking the step up to senior netball. Speedy and accurate goalie who works hard on her defence too.

Tegan Merre : Co-Coach. Speedy mid-courter who covers a lot of ground. Brings experience and posi vity to the court. A reliable avenue to goal.

Sarah Faulkner: Another speedy mid-courter with a wealth of knowledge. Having a consistent season using her experience to keep the ship steady.

Lara MacGregor: Having a great season at WD. Super fit and speedy, gets her hands to many balls and drives hard into a ack.

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Emma Gould - GS: Strong holding goalie who is the focal point of the a ack line.

Jami Walker - GA: Quick and agile goalie who can shoot from any range with high accuracy.

Casey Walker - WA: Co-captain. Great ability to find circle edge with crea ve a acking play. Manages to create space out of nowhere.

Vic Lucas - C: Quiet achiever always gets the job done.

Consistent and reliable through the middle.

Alex Lucas - WD: Never stops wearing down her opponent and great ability find space in transi on down to a ack.

Kate Varcoe - GD: Ages like a fine wine, just gets be er and be er. Another player that does her job without too much frills.

Tayla Rowe - GK: Youngest of the tribe at 15 playing her first year in seniors. Tall and massive reach.

Maddie Pulmer: Adds so much diversity to the team, a strong defender and accurate smart goalie. Always happy to do her best for the team.

Sarah Broadhead: New comer to the club who has slo ed in well. Strong, smart defender, super fit and always gives 100%.

Maddie Redman: Experienced defender who always gives her best and is rarely beaten. Ul mate team player, ready to do what’s needed for her teammates at either end of the court.

Chelsea Galpin: A late starter this season due to pregnancy but since coming in has been an impact player whether star ng on or coming off the bench. A determined defender who has slo ed in nicely.

Rosie Ne le: Another talented junior who unfortunately has had a shocking run with injuries. A capable player who has shown great maturity when hi ng the court, using her speed in the mid-court.

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Standing (L-R): Alyce Finnis, Tameka Medhurst, Chloe Pfitzner, Madeline Watson, Malinda Markiewicz, Jenna Paproth (Coach); Front: Taitlyn Rothe, Jessie Gosden, Candice Albrecht, April Von Duve.

Standing (L-R): Cody Manning, Narelle Lewis, Belinda O’Dine, Holly Smith, Isabelle Sneath, Keyarnah Smith, Lucie Whitworth.

Inset: Montanna Millard (le ), Megan Hein (right).

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Back (L-R): Abbie Cocks, Sally McDonnell, Kayla Medhurst, Amy Clegge , Bianca Easterbrook (Coach); Front: Samantha Brierley, Zoe Parham-Hawke, Chloe Watson, Hayley Greenfield.

Back (L-R): Bek Millowick, Kris e Rowe (Captain), Rozanna Clarke, Amy Mason, Kath Taylor; Front: Danni Rutkowski (Coach), Nicole Rutkowki, Leah Kuiper, Sally Peters.

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Back (L-R): Fiona Jackman, Georgia Chant, Indi Marshall, Di Loveday, Linda Fabris (Coach); Front: Staci Faulkner, Sally Bateman, Karen Bowman, Amy Haines, Michelle Pulmer.

Back (L-R): Bri Liebich, Kate Sealey, Taylor Clark, Lauren Kenny, Krystal Owen; Front: Bri Scheer, Alarna Briggs, Angela Tweddle, Nicole Hawke (Coach).

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Back (L-R): Sophie Wrightson, Georgia Gen le, Kori Collins, Holly Watson, Maddy Stevens, Ebony Wurst, Abby Thompson, Narelle Ryan (Coach), Shelby Ryan (Co-Captain), Emily Mulaney (CoCaptain) Emmason Ilsley (Asst. Coach).

Back (L-R): Madi Hagge (Coach), Amelia Ballantyne, Charlie Muhovics, Mae Johnston, Mckenzie Bevan, Jemma Hayward, Heidi Clark (Coach); Front: Kelsi Sharp, Jarrah Altschwager, Maddie Gamble, Mackenzie Job.

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Back (L-R): Sarah Faulkner (Coach), Tori Haines, Indi Howell, Bella Poulish, NIah Faulkner; Front: Eva Thomas, Deni Brown, Kyah Carruthers, Ayrlie Chambers.

Back (L-R): Lucy Williams (Coach), Ashiah Earl, Georgia Gen le, Gabby Varcoe, Tegan Lythgo, Pauline Mulraney (Coach); Front: Chloe Peacock, Maya Anderson, Abby Thompson, Ebony Wurst, Shayden Russell, Molly Badenoch.

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preliminary FINAL 13 & under

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Back (L-R): Olivia Bellinger, Shama Ballantyne, Poppy Fitzgerald, Sylvie Barlow, Anne-Marie Fitzgerald (Coach); Front: Amber Chester, Alex Haines (Captain), Kalli Ne le (Captain), Leni Carruthers.

Back (L-R): Leah Puia (Coach), Tilly Gamble, Kali Linnell, Holly Lowndes, Sara Smith, Kaylei Alcock, Madi Bowering (Team Manager); Front: Callie Brant, Lola Schultz, Kaylah Wilson, Kodie Humphries.

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second semi-final match REVIEWs 13 & Under – KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH In the youngest ba le of the day, top of the ladder, undefeated Kalangadoo took on Hatherleigh. In a very uneven game, the Eagles were simply outclassed by Kalangadoo, resul ng in a very one sided scoreline. Hatherleigh didn't give up, Kalli Ne le doing the best she could, shoo ng with accuracy with the limited opportuni es she got. Leni Carruthers was strong and consistent for the Eagles through the midcourt. For the Magpies, Shayden Russell had a strong game, star ng in goals, showing her versa lity in the midcourt before moving back into the goal circle. Tegan Lythgo has been in outstanding form and played another strong game in goals, shoo ng accurately.

Chloe Peacock was terrific in centre, gaining many valuable turnovers for her team. Alice Allen another stand-out in defence for the Pies, reading the ball incredibly well and turning the ball over constantly. Kalangadoo too strong all over the court, hard to see anyone ge ng remotely close to them this year.

15 & Under – MT BURR v HATHERLEIGH The first match of the day began at a fast pace with both teams taking me to se le in a ack. The en re game remained a ght contest, with the biggest margin only every being 3. Hatherleigh's Bella Poulish and Niah Faulkner were very strong and moved well in the goal circle.

They were being well fed with some precision passes from Deni Brown and Tori Haines. Down the other end of the court, Mount Burr's Jasmine Holland worked relessly and scored crucial goals all game. She was well supported by Jemma Bowering, first on the outside of the circle with pin-point passes and then the 3rd quarter saw Bowering moved to GS where she combined well with Holland. Mount Burr defenders Macy Burns and Imogen Nowak worked hard in the goal circle and created turnovers to help the Burr stay in the game. The second half saw Indi Howell step up the defence, ge ng some mely turnovers

for the Eagles. The midcourt ba le was a great contest with Hatherleigh’s Deni Brown and Mt Burr’s Abbey Fal ng running hard all day for their respec ve teams. It was incredibly close up un l the last 5 minutes where Mount Burr held the 2 goal lead despite the pressure from the Eagles and were able to come away with the win. Hatherleigh were best served by Niah Faulkner who rebounded and finished off well in the circle, and Tori Haines who had great vision into the goalies. Mount Burr's goalie Jasmine Holland shot accurately for the en re four quarters and Abbey Fal ng had a fantas c run through the centre opening up the game.

17 & Under – HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO The 17's match started off at a fast pace, with some great contests and passages of play right across the court. With both teams boas ng some of the best goalies in the 17's compe on, none disappointed, all shoo ng with accuracy and holding their ground well throughout the first quarter. At the start of the second quarter, Hatherleigh came out firing, domina ng the play and crea ng mul ple turnovers, outscoring Kalangadoo 24-10. Lacey Haines and Dakota Hateley were using their speed and clever movement in the goal circle to their advantage, making things difficult for Kalangadoo’s defence. The Eagles’ Jasmyne Bellinger drove and fed the ball consistently, Hatherleigh con nued to dominant throughout the third quarter, outscoring Kalangadoo 21-9. The fourth quarter saw Kalangadoo make some posi onal changes, bringing them back into the game. Georgia Gen le was strong at GS and the Magpies outscored the Eagles 15-13. The damage was already done however, and the Eagles went on to win by a convincing 21 goals.

Shelby Ryan was the standout in the Kalangadoo goal circle, effec vely rewarding every turnover and centre pass. Best players for Hatherleigh were Jasmyne Bellinger and Emma Lang, while for Kalangadoo it was Shelby Ryan and

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B Reserve – HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO In the B Reserve 2nd Semi-Final, it was Hatherleigh taking on Kalangadoo. Not much separated these teams at the end of the minor rounds, Hatherleigh finishing on top by just 1 point.

Hatherleigh started the first quarter strongly with accurate shoo ng by Indi Marshall and strong defence by Georgia Chant and Fiona Jackman. Kalangadoo's goalies took a li le longer to se le in, Hatherleigh held a 5 goal lead at the first break. In the second quarter, Kalangadoo made changes down their defensive end and when Bianca Thorn suffered a knee injury, 17 & Under player Emily Mulraney came on at GK which had an impact on the game. The Magpies goalies also found their range, bringing them to within 1 at the long break. Kalangadoo GS Jodi Greenwood con nued to shoot accurately in the third quarter, working well with league best and fairest Rhianna May who also shot accurately. Georgia Chant con nued to work relessly for the Eagles in defence. The game all ed up at three quarter me. Kalangadoo worked hard in the last quarter, ge ng the jump and applying pressure, forcing the Eagles into a few errors. Shoo ng accuracy was important in this last quarter, Kalangadoo conver ng their opportuni es, the Eagles missing a few of theirs. Strong feeding by midcourter Imogen Ryan helping the Magpies hang on for 3 goal win. Best for Kalangadoo were Rhianna May and Imogen Ryan. For Hatherleigh it was Georgia Chant and Indianna Marshall.

B Grade – KALANGADOO v GLENCOE The first quarter of the B Grade match saw Glencoe come out firing and really put Kalangadoo under a lot of pressure at both ends. Bianca Easterbrook and Kayla Medhurst were a powerful duo in the goal circle for the Murphies, rebounding any missed shots at goal.

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second semi-final match REVIEWs From previous page Kalangadoo had some smooth passages of play but the consistent pressure through the mid court from Glencoe had them up by 3 at quarter me. In the second quarter Kalangadoo adjusted quickly and shot well even when put under ample amounts of pressure. Nicole Reeves and Shanae Neale worked hard to get intercepts early keeping Glencoe to less scoring opportuni es. The consistent work by Lucy Williams against a speedy Hayley Greenfield and Williams' speed out of defence had Kalangadoo up by 1 at the main break. In the third quarter Kalangadoo took the lead early and consistently looked a er turnover opportuni es. Chloe Watson had mul ple touches throughout the game and her height was a very useful defensive tool for Glencoe. Kalangadoo worked hard to feed the goalies from the edge of the ring and the shooters made the most of all opportuni es. Kalangadoo went into the final quarter up by 8, bringing on Lisa Ilsley into WD and moving Lucy Williams into WA. Glencoe switched up their goalies adding Abbie Cocks into the mix and Bianca heading down to GK. The last quarter scoring wise was ed up for 11 but the damage for already done for Glencoe finishing 49-41. Best players for Kalangadoo were Lucy Williams and Jess Blackmore, and Glencoe’s were Chloe Watson and Bianca Easterbrook.

A Reserve – KALANGADOO v GLENCOE The A Reserve match started goal for goal with neither side being able to get the upper hand. Accurate shoo ng by Kalangadoo goalies Ebony McDiarmid and Madi Bonano saw them hold a slim 1 goal lead at quarter me. Glencoe ba led hard to stay in touch with hard work in defence

by Tameka Medhurst and Chloe Pfitzner.

Kalangadoo remained cool, calm and collected and pushed out to lead by 3 at half me. Glencoe made changes at the main break bringing Madeleine Watson into GS and Candace Albrecht into WA, Alyce Finnis moved into the defensive wing. Kalangadoo made changes in their mid court. Glencoe worked hard in this

quarter, yet Kalangadoo managed to increase their lead by a further 1 goal.

Kylie Schultz took some mely intercepts for the Magpies making Glencoe second guess their op ons going into a ack.

Glencoe came out firing at the start of the last, swapping Jessie Gosden to GD, April Von Duve back into WD and Finnis back to C. This had an immediate impact, with Glencoe pegging back the lead. Scores were ed up and the game was tense with just minutes to go. Kalangadoo se led with less errors and McDiarmid put on some impressive shoo ng ge ng 9 for the quarter and helping secure a 2 goal win.

A Grade – KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH In the much an cipated A Grade match, the game started off with neither team giving an inch. Kalangadoo put the pressure on, resul ng in an early held ball call against the Eagles. Jayde Peacock was driving well, Melissa Russell holding well in the goal circle, conver ng her opportuni es or managing to rebound any missed shots. Magpies’ Abbey Duncan was also a crea ve play maker in the goal circle. Tegan Merre was influen al for the Eagles at WA, her speed and quick and accurate passing into the goal circle impressive. Keston Green started the match well, shoo ng 10 for the quarter.

Both teams’ defences were working over me, ge ng hands to plenty of balls.

Kalangadoo’s finals experience showed at the start of the quarter, they se led quickly and took a 3 goal lead into the first break. The start of the second quarter saw Maddie Pulmer take a brilliant intercept, breaking Kalangadoo’s first centre pass.

Kalangadoo broke back, applying huge amounts of pressure from one end of the court to the other. Chloe Pra at WD for the Magpies was having a tense and physical ba le with Tegan Merre . Green and Lacey Haines were gaining confidence in the goal circle for the Eagles, Green backing herself in and shoo ng from long range. Haines' speed was causing headaches for the Magpie defence line with Merre having the trust in Haines and shoo ng some fast passes into the Eagles GA. Maddie Pulmer and Maddie

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Redman had a great quarter, slowly gaining the upper-hand on Russell and Duncan.

Green con nued to pose a threat to the Magpies, shoo ng 11 for the quarter.

Kalangadoo steadied late in the quarter, composing themselves and shoo ng with accuracy, while the Eagles missed a few late. The game was all ed up at half me, 31-31, Hatherleigh winning the quarter by 3. Neither side made any changes. The start of the third quarter saw Abbey Duncan start well, finding great space in the circle, rota ng and working beau fully with Russell. Kalangadoo's work rate appeared to increase this quarter and they forced Hatherleigh into making some errors. Hatherleigh’s centre Lara McGregor le the court about half way through the quarter, bringing Chelsea Galpin into the game. This seemed to unse le the Eagles slightly. Kalangadoo took advantage and started ge ng on top. Melissa Russell collided with Maddie Redman in a contest and le the court with a knee injury. Ebony McDiarmid replaced Russell for the remainder of the game. Kalangadoo finished the quarter strongly, piling on 19 goals, missing only 1 for the quarter. The Magpies took a 5 goal lead into the final break. The start of the final quarter saw both sides come out firing. Hatherleigh switched their defenders in Pulmer and Redman. This proved effec ve, both defenders ge ng touches early. Nerves began to play a part, both teams goalies missing a few goals early in the quarter.

The last quarter was very physical, Pra , Peacock and Tegan Merre all pu ng their bodies on the line with Merre needing to come off for the blood rule. This again appeared to unse le the Eagles, with Kalangadoo taking advantage. Magpie defenders Croser and Pi were pu ng the Eagles goalies under immense pressure, however Green and Haines remained composed, shoo ng well un l the final siren. Hatherleigh outscored Kalangadoo in the final quarter, but thanks to their 5 goal lead at three quarter me, the Magpies came out on top by 3 goals and will advance to the Grand Final. Hatherleigh go into the preliminary final against Tantanoola, hoping for a win and another crack at the Magpies.

club notes

hatherleigh fooTball club notes Junior Colts: Unlucky last weekend to go down by 5 points.

I thought the team played really well and were trying their best.

We had mul ple forward entries but couldn't hit the scoreboard as much as we would of liked.

Ollie Fitzgerald was a standout for us using his excellent skills around the ground. Chloe and Hannah Bellinger con nued their great form compe ng hard at every contest they were in, Charlie Sims fought hard all game and his tackling pressure was good. Brayden Chambers was solid down back rebounding the ball. Best players: Ollie Fitzgerald (Denton’s Sportspower), Chloe Bellinger (Millicent Toy Kingdom), Charlie Sims (Stumpy Nilsson), Hannah Bellinger (Peter Walters), Brayden Chambers (Ladies Commi ee Canteen).

Senior Colts: The boys came up against a very slick and well drilled Robe ou it which

eventuated in going down by quite a margin. Ignoring the scoreboard, the boys gave it their all and even managed to score the first goal of the game. A er a tough week for the Kangaroo Inn boys, it was excep onally pleasing to see them give it a red hot crack doing themselves and their families proud. Cameron Atkinson and Joel Smith were all over the ground being hard in the contest, laying big tackles and ge ng the ball moving our way. Riley Shanks did what he has done all year, reading the ball and hi ng targets cleanly, as was Je Faulkner. Eli Kneen con nued his great form, playing a solid game in defence and rebounding the ball outside of the back 50. Jack Cassidy also had a great game, applying pressure to the dangerous forwards of Robe. We now look forward to taking on Tantanoola in the preliminary final and are looking for a be er result.

port macdonnell fooTball club notes B Grade: Finals is finally here, and a er some ups and downs throughout the season we finally get the business part of the season. A er a couple of good wins to round out the normal season, the Reserves head into the finals with some confidence.

A er making all the hard decisions on Thursday night, everyone looked ready to go.

Game day arrived and a very pleasant day greeted us at Mt Burr. When the boys hit the ground, they looked ready for business, and in the early stages of the first quarter, the boys had to absorb heaps of pressure from Kalangadoo, in a very ght arm wrestle, at the quarter me break we managed to hold a small lead. In the second quarter things opened up slightly in our favour and the lads kicked 5 goals to 2 to take a nice 45-point lead into the main break. In the third quarter things went back to a ght arm wrestle with both sides only kicking 2 goals each. In

the last quarter things freed up again, as we kicked 5 goals to Kalangadoo's 4 goals, to take out a well-earned victory to take us through to a preliminary final.

Best for the week was Rhys Timms who has played some very good football throughout the year but not be er than this game. Second best was Tom Sullivan, another season campaigner who played a great finals game. Third best was Ben O'Dine, in what only can be described as a Ben O'Dine game.

Fourth best was Lennox Lewis who has been most impressive since joining the team midseason. Fi h best was Peter Buchanan who has had an injury interrupted season but now we are star ng to see some of Peter's best form. This week we head to Kongorong to take on Robe who will be very keen to make up for their loss against Hatherleigh. With a grand final berth on the line this will be one of the biggest games of the year.

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kongorong fooTball club notes A big welcome to all clubs par cipa ng in finals today, and a massive thank you to all of our club volunteers helping out today to make things run smoothly. The grounds commi ee have been busy preparing the oval, and the commi ee has everything in place for a successful day. Fingers crossed the weather is on our side, and a good crowd gathers to enjoy some compe ve footy and netball matches.

Junior Colts: With the week off, everyone was keen to get back into playing footy again and with a short trip over the hill to Glencoe, the reigning premiers in the young Hatherleigh side were wai ng to ba le it out for a place in the Grand Final.

With almost a full side to pick from everyone was keen with a mix of nervous energy to get things underway and with the games during the year going convincingly 1 each by good margins it was always going to be a tough ba le against the Eagles. Our line-up looked se led from the outset and evenly matched up around the ground and from the very first bounce it was a tough encounter. 2 goals each at half me meant we were in a ba le and to Hatherleigh's credit didn't allow us to get the ground opened up and running game going. in the 3rd quarter we had our fair share of the ball but just couldn't get the ball through the big s cks for a major and kept the Eagles in the game. The last quarter was probably the toughest quarter of junior footy we have watched for some me, with our backline weathering everything they had thrown at them and

some tough tackling in there to hold the game up. But to the en re team's credit they fought it out right to the siren (where I was finally able to take a breath again) to get the win and advance through to the big dance at Tantanoola in a couple of weeks. Tough day for best players as we didn't have many standouts as it was a real ba le, but best on ground and in his best game for the club across the half back flank was the ever reliable Harrison Elletson who received the Swallow Drive Meats Award. Second best and Rocks Shop Award went to our captain Kur s Lasle who played in mul ple posi ons and provided plenty of ball for others around him. The Rocks Tavern Award went to Nate Von Stanke-Dowie who as has done all year put his head over the ball and ba led against some much bigger opponents. Jobe Janeway took home the Mick Mullan Award for his work around the ground for the 4 quarters and taking some very mely marks late in the game. Lily Gordon another who thrives on the contest and never shys away has con nued her good form to receive the Coaches Award. The Angelino Family Award went to Rhys Newton who is a quiet achiever in the group but s ll provides plenty of run and influence around the ground. Now we wait to see the winner of Hatherleigh and Robe as we prepare over the next 2 weeks. Go Hawks!

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mount burr NETball club notes The Mount Burr Netball Club is proud to have Sam and Clark Fal ng, Igni on Fitness, and Kimberly-Clark Australia (KCA) as major sponsors for the 2021 season.

13 & Under: Well done girls. It was a great team game from everyone. Our goalies Tilly and Holly combined so well in the circle and finished off strongly, and defending the ball in our a ack, causing many early turnovers. Kodie and Lola fed our goalies with accurate passes and posi oned well on the circle.

Kaylah ran the centre all game and was cu ng strongly and making space to bring the ball down the court. Kaylei and Callie put lots of pressure on Nangwarry's centre and created many turnovers for us. Sara and Kali in defence were a great combina on, rebounding strongly, taking several mely intercepts, and pu ng lots of pressure Nangwarry's goalies, making it hard for them to score.

Let's come out firing again today.

15 & Under: What an intense game girls. You all played well and stayed strong under the pressure of your first final as a team. The a acking end performed great leads and fed the goalies with precision. The goalies movement in the ring and shoo ng were accurate and consistent. Our great defensive pressure in the ring and down the court allowed us to get the turnovers we needed. When you all stepped on court, you gave 110% and worked together as a team. Well done girls. Let's keep training hard as we s ll have lots of room for improvement. Thanks to all our supporters on the sidelines, it really helped encourage the girls. Best players for the day went to Jasmine and Abbey.

17 & Under: What a turnaround from the final home and away game. You all turned up to play which was fantas c to see.

Everyone showed intensity out on court and our transi ons a er a turnover are really star ng to come together. S ll improvements to be made ahead of the preliminary final but a fantas c team effort. We can't wait to see what more you're all capable of in the rest of the finals series.

Thanks to Shannon for scoring.

Awards went to Amelia Ballantyne (Denton's Sportspower) and Maddie Gamble (Mad Penguin).

A Grade: Unfortunately, not the

result we were going for. We showed we were able to play compe ve netball for the majority of the game but were unable to hold onto the leads we worked so hard to achieve. Our final quarter was where we let our season slip away with Tant taking advantage of our missed opportuni es, and with their accuracy, we had no chance of turnovers. Unfortunately, not being able to play 4 consistent quarters cost us a chance to advance to the preliminary final.

Thanks to Simone, Heidi, Lauren, and Sophie for si ng for us in the final, Heidi for scoring for us all season, Tanya for being primary carer, and to all the parents and supporters who have helped us out with the various other du es throughout the season.

Lynne Lambert – MBNC President: Firstly, I would like to thank all of the wonderful people that gave up their me in any way to help when we hosted the first semifinal. Your help is invaluable and very much appreciated.

Congratula ons to the 13 and Under and 17 and Under teams for securing a place in the preliminary final, you have every opportunity to go that one step further and progress into the Grand Final. We wish you all the very best of luck. Bad luck to our A Grade girls, you fought hard un l the very end and made us all extremely proud. Congratula ons to all players that were recognised for their commitment and achievements at the league presenta ons. A special men on to Lisa Sco being awarded the 2021 Senior Umpire of the Year and Heidi Clark winning the league A Grade Best and Fairest and Senior Consistency Award.

Lastly, congratula ons to the 15 and Under side that have progressed straight through to the Grand Final a er winning a nail biter of a game in the second semi-final. The netball club wishes everyone playing and coaching over the next 2 weeks all the very best of luck. We are all so very proud of all the efforts so far.

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Senior Colts: On the 4th September we travelled all the way down to Glencoe and what a marvellous day for football it was. A win for either team would send them straight into the Grand Final. The Robe boys weren't going to leave anything to chance and were ready to fight tooth and nail.

Hatherleigh presented with their best 18 players meaning we would play 16a-side with an extended bench for Robe. The game started with finals like intensity with both teams going in hard. Hatherleigh were first to draw blood with a goal and it looked like it was going to be a tough slog for both teams. As the first quarter went on, Robe gained control over the ball and finished the quarter with 3 goals to Hatherleigh's 1. In the second quarter the game well and truly opened up.

The Robe midfield of George Du on, Jesse Robertson, Ollie Hagge and Ollie McInnes flexed their muscles and sent the ball inside 50 on mul ple occasions.

Forwards Codee Weston, James Du on and Max Robertson were delivered some silver service with Max finishing with 8 goals for the

day. We piled on another 7 goals before heading into half me. With a healthy 63 point lead the Robe boys chucked it into the next gear in the 3rd quarter. The sun was really star ng to affect the players in the 3rd as they red. It was great to see the Robe boys actually wan ng a rest and coming to the bench absolutely spent. With 5-minute rota ons of our 6 players this provided a headache for the coaching staff but plenty of rest for the boys. We piled on another 6 goals for the quarter. In the last quarter, the s ng was well and truly out of the game. Never the less, the Robe boys persevered to make a spectacle for the crowd and slo ed through another 6 goals in the last. They showed elite foot skills, unselfish plays and team focus to finish off the game with 45 scoring shots and mul ple goal scorers.

Overall, a dominant team performance from my boys.

They now head into the big dance with plenty of confidence and ready for any challenge that lay ahead. We will see you at the big dance for the game of the year.

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TANTANOOLA football club notes A successful day at the 1st Semi with 3 of our 4 teams making their way through to this weekend’s Prelim Final - A Grade and B Grade netball and Senior Colts footy. Best of luck to you all playing today!

Congratula ons to all our players who were invited to the League presenta ons. Cade Kelly was joint winner of the Malseed Medal as Best & Fairest of the Senior Colts as well as the Jim Maney Memorial for polling in 12 games of 14 games this season.

Chris Oliver and Jack Dawe were selected in Team of the Year, Emma Gould was Joint Best Under 21 and made Team of the Year. Jasmine Taylor took out the B Reserve Runner-Up Best & Fairest for a stellar season.

There were also a number of players who finished in the top 5 votege ers. Our junior presenta ons will be happening tomorrow, lunch will look a li le different due to COVID restric ons but it will s ll be a great day. Thank you to all our trophy donors for both our

seniors and juniors.

Junior presenta ons will be held on Sunday 12th September (a er Prelim Final) with lunch star ng at 12 noon and presenta ons at 1.00pm. Check out our Facebook for more informa on. Senior Presenta ons will be Friday 24th September with doors opening 6.30 for a 7.00pm start, keep an eye out on Facebook for further informa on on that as well. www.tantanoolafootballclub. spor ngpulse.net Find us on Facebook: Tantanoola Football and Netball Club Senior Colts: Senior Colts boys come out to play footy and they did, playing a great link up game. It was a great game to watch seeing the boys do things that we have been working on all year on the track but the Kongorong boys put up a good fight in the last quarter. Best was Will, Saxon, Braydn, Ashton, Cade and Ellis who kick 5 goals.

netball club notes B Grade: Another great game by everyone. We all worked hard and were desperate to book our way into the Prelim Final. Our defence were strong rebounding any missed shots and taking some great intercepts. Sal and Kath passed beau fully into the ring and were always there as an op on when needed. Our goalies have been great all year and kept this going for our 1st final. Prelim will be a tough match no ma er who we come up against but we have got the momentum coming into this match a er playing some strong matches so let’s keep playing a great team game and see if we can progress to the big one!

A Grade: A very slow start by us in the 1st Semi saw us in a very close ba le all game long. I think the nerves set in which made us make some very silly errors. But we managed to pull away when it counted in the last quarter. A credit to Mount

Burr, who played tough all game long and pushed us to our limits. We would like to wish Heidi Clark a speedy recovery going forward. To our defensive efforts, great work! We all took some me to get that fire burning but the ps came from all of you and some excellent rebounding from Kate and Tay. Alex and Vic, you worked over me un l the very end and helped enormously in a ack.

Vic and Casey, you two seem to be stuck on a string together, always knowing where each other are and although a ring a acking game, you played smart netball in that final quarter to steady the ball into the goalies. Em, another strong game - we don't see anything less. Such a target in our circle and we couldn't of asked for more. A very big team game that sees us in a trip to the prelim! Well done girls, definitely deserved. Best players were Vic Lucas and Em Gould.

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2021 SEASON FIXTURE Port MacDonnell 167 Mt Burr 104 Nangwarry 48 Tantanoola 62 Kalangadoo

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Glencoe 52 Kongorong 43 Hatherleigh 172 Robe 144 Bye

Kalangadoo 113 Glencoe 60 Kongorong 47 Robe 192 Hatherleigh

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Port MacDonnell 86 Mt Burr 105 Tantanoola 38 Nangwarry 55 Bye

Mt Burr 53 Tantanoola 66 Nangwarry 43 Hatherleigh 51 Port MacDonnell

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Kalangadoo 70 Glencoe 98 Kongorong 114 Robe 77 Bye

Kalangadoo 123 d Glencoe 118 d Kongorong 30 l Port MacDonnell 77 d Robe

Tantanoola 64 Nangwarry 71 Hatherleigh 83 Mt Burr 24 Bye

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LE L E C CAN Hatherleigh 38 Robe 137 Nangwarry 30 Tantanoola 65 Kongorong

l Kalangadoo 64 d Glencoe 28 l Port MacDonnell 246 d Mt Burr 47 Bye

Kalangadoo 93 d Glencoe 58 l Port MacDonnell 89 d Mt Burr 162 d Tantanoola Kongorong 11 Robe 81 Hatherleigh 64 Nangwarry 47 Glencoe

Robe 73 Kongorong 101 Hatherleigh 70 Nangwarry 45 Bye

l Kalangadoo 136 l Port MacDonnell 103 d Mt Burr 42 l Tantanoola 158 Bye

Kalangadoo 133 d Port MacDonnell 81 d Mt Burr 68 l l Tantanoola 47 Nangwarry

Glencoe 45 Kongorong 38 Robe 72 Hatherleigh 52 Bye

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LE L E C CAN Robe 66 Kongorong 51 Hatherleigh 84 Nangwarry 35 Tantanoola

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Kalangadoo 100 Glencoe 112 Port MacDonnell 69 Mt Burr 149 Bye

Kalangadoo 147 Port MacDonnell 101 Mt Burr 29 Tantanoola 158 Glencoe

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Kongorong 28 Robe 73 Hatherleigh 98 Nangwarry 52 Bye

Glencoe 67 Kongorong 25 Robe 87 Hatherleigh 161 Nangwarry

l Kalangadoo 149 l Port MacDonnell 144 d Mt Burr 34 d Tantanoola 50 Bye

1st Semi Final - 28th August 2021: Hatherleigh 84 def Robe 78

2nd Semi Final - 4th September 2021: Kalangadoo 83 def by Port MacDonnell 94

Preliminary Final - 11th September 2021

Grand Final - 18th September 2021