BUDGET The Family League mid south east football & netball #1456ISSUE A GRADE FOOTBALL: KALANGADOO v PORT MACDONNELL KALANGADOO v ROBEA GRADE NETBALL: MIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUEMAJORSPONSORMIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUENAMINGRIGHTSSPONSOR thSATURDAY 10 september 2022 - kalangadoo MSEFootball L E A G U E MSENetball A S S O C I A T I O N
Finals Information Mid South East Football League PRELIMINARY final FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Umpires: Adam Maidment, Adam Gilbert, Darrin Brown Boundary: Brodie Pfitzner, Brian Bonney, Liam Monaghan Goals: Kevin Nobes, Damian Galloway Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am GLENCOE v HATHERLEIGH Umpires: Peter Walter, Brian Bonney Boundary: Chad Cockrum, Liam Monaghan, Brodie Pfitzner Goals: Kevin Nobes, Andrew Rohrlach Reserve Umpire: Ma Cockrum KALANGADOO v GLENCOE B GRADE – 12:15pm ROBE v KONGORONG Umpires: Travis Lockwood, Ma Cockrum, Sco Chuck Boundary: George Wimshurst, Noah Cockrum Goals: Ted Peacock, Tom Egan JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson KALANGADOO v PORT MACDONNELL Umpires: Bre Watson, Michael Pink, Neil Webber Boundary: George Wimshurst, Noah Cockrum Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie, James Allen Goals: Gordon Brown, David Gilbert Reserve Umpire: Travis Lockwood A GRADE – 2:00pm Preliminary Final Saturday 10th September @ Kalangadoo Grand Final - Saturday 17th September @ Kalangadoo B Grade 12.15pm Children (17 & Under) - Free Venues for the remaining Mid SE finals are: Adults - $10 Invalid & Age Pensioners - $6 Admission prices for the minor finals are: Junior Colts 9.30am A Grade 2.00pm Grand Final admission prices: Star ng mes for the first three minor finals are: Star ng mes for Grand Final day are: Junior Colts 9.15am Senior Colts 10.30am B Grade 12.05pm Senior Colts 10.45am A Grade 2.00pm In the event of a draw in any final of any grade a er full me, the game shall be con nued with five (5) minute halves un l a result is achieved. Adults - $15 Invalid & Age Pensioners - $10 Children (17 & Under) - Free The Board of the MSEFL can announce the final venues for the 2022 season. Due to a change in our by-laws that removes the need for a final venue to be neutral to the two compe ng A Grade sides, the 2022 venues are as follows:
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The Glencoe Football Club congratulates Tory Weaver on playing his 150th senior game for the Murphies in today’s Reserves Preliminary Final.
Tory has played 131 A Grade games and is a high flying forward who possesses a long penetra ng kick which has seen him take out our A Grade goal kicking award in 2006, 2009, 2010 and 2016. He has already booted a half century this season in the Ressies and is on track to take out the leading goal scorer for us in this grade.
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The club wishes Tory all the best for today and hopes he can snag a few more goals to add to his tally and help the team advance to the Grand Final. weaver
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Tory made his A Grade debut in 2004, the same season that he was the Mid South East Senior Colts leading goal kicker. He won the Phil Scanlon Rookie of the Year award in 2006. In 2007 he was part of the A Grade premiership team and also represented the MSE senior interleague side that year. Good luck Tory on your milestone game today
A er a few years break from the game, Tory got itchy feet and has returned to play in the Reserves and also helping out with a few games in the A’s. He began his junior career with the Murphies in 2002 and quickly established himself as a talented forward taking out the club’s Junior Colts leading goal kicker in that year and the same in Senior Colts in 2004 and 2005.
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Dillan Young will play his 100th senior game for the Murphies in today’s Reserves Preliminary Final. He played his first senior game in the Reserves in 2009 and has become a reliable and dour defender Fred had a break from the club for a few years but has returned home which now sees him reaching this major milestone today Congratula ons Fred on your 100th game, everyone at Glencoe wishes you all the best for today and hope that you can celebrate with a win which will mean a berth into the “Big Dance” Dillan has always been known as ‘Fred’ and is one of the most popular players at the Glencoe Football Club. He began playing Junior Colts for the Murphies in 2003 and was a member of the successful Junior Colts premiership team in 2005. Good luck Fred.
Kalangadoo will need Sco Agnew, Chris Mules and Ma Auld to be on fire while Glencoe’s Tory Weaver, Ben Curran and Jed Ma hews will also need to have a spring in their step.
GLENCOE v HATHERLEIGH
Such a ques on is posed ahead of the penul mate game each season and this fixture has the minor premiers hos ng the reigning premiers in a replay of the 2021 grand final.
In the case of Kalangadoo, the X factor player might be its former captain James Pra . He would be willing to take on such an unglamorous role if it means he gets to play in another grand final.
Last month the West Gambier coach was named as the runner-up in the Brian Hennessey Memorial Medal as best and fairest in the Western Border Football League. This will be a good solid game of junior football with both sides wan ng another crack in the big dance. The club had trouble for much of winter with the grass coverage on its oval and this forced the transfer of games and new venues for training sessions. He has played back for much of 2022 but was used in a ack in the second semi. The 2022 Mid South Eastern Football League finals con nue this Saturday in the preliminary final at Kalangadoo with a spot in the decider up for grabs.
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By J.L. ‘Fred’ Smith (SE Voice) B Grade I predict Pra will be told to mind one of the medal-winning “twin towers”
By Steve Walters (SE Voice)
Both teams have meet twice in the minor home and away season round and the Magpies have the points on each occasion but the form in recent weeks of the Murphies will hold sway. Robe has been the trend se er in the Senior Colts compe on for a long me and a lot of teams envy that because the way they go about it.
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The team had lost 12 of its 2021 winning grand final team to re rement or other clubs including skipper Daron McElroy
I expect a record gate will be achieved if there are blue skies on Saturday morning. Every finals series turns up a surprise packet and it is some mes a player who gets allocated a new posi on.
Expect to see plenty of faces from Casterton Sandford as they voted 97% to join the Mid SE in
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On the other hand, I rate Demon veteran Zack Williams as one of the best taggers in the Mid South Eastern league.
While the seasiders have a good spread of players as well and could be boosted by some university students that may come back.
With the benefit of a fortnight’s break, the fresh legs of the seasiders could well prove decisive against the shell-shocked Magpies. However, the Eagles were far from spent and stormed home with a blitz which yielded seven unanswered goals. The spell of near-invincibility that had been cast by Kalangadoo throughout the minor rounds was comprehensively broken by the Eagles to the tune of 42 points at Mick and Jean Walker Oval at Mount Burr on Saturday
A Grade KALANGADOO v PORT MACDONNELL
The last word: Port MacDonnell might have the fresh legs and the “twin towers” but they lack a key advantage which will win Kalangadoo a ght contest. In a programming fluke, the Magpies are playing at home.
Between them, Tim Sullivan and Will Macdonald have won five Mail Medals and they were match winners in the first semifinal win over Mount Burr at Robe. The Roosters have the wood over the Hawks but come Saturday it is a new game and anything can happen.
Nevertheless, the Demons know in their hearts the Magpies can be beaten as occurred in the 2021 grand final at Tantanoola Tigerland. I reckon Merre will assign him the job of minding either Patrick Davies or Krieger
The Murphies have had good wins over the Eagles in the two mes they have faced up in the minor rounds. Home ground advantage may help the Magpies, but finals are a different game and if either side can get the score on the board early it will be a game of catch me if you can. Kalangadoo defeated Port MacDonnell by the iden cal and big margins of 91 points during their two head-to-head clashes in 2022.
ROBE v KONGORONG
There is such a thing as a sen mental favourite in football and that tag can be applied to Port MacDonnell on Saturday for a number of reasons.
The reward for victory on the Kalangadoo Oval is a cket to this very venue a week later for the ‘big dance’ against the hungry and inform Hatherleigh. Can Port MacDonnell take full advantage of the bruised egos and bruised bodies of Kalangadoo in the Mid South Eastern Football League preliminary final on their home deck on Saturday and advance to the grand final?
There should be a big crowd in a endance as the Western Border season has finished and the Millicent Saints footballers are bound to be wearing their premiership sweaters, hoodies and T-shirts.
Robe’s Flynn Peel, Oliver Hagge and Max Roberston will be a key to get over the line come final siren.
KALANGADOO v GLENCOE
Glencoe needs Lachlan Brierley, Kallan Price and Hamish Gordon to be focused and switched on while for Hatherleigh Oskar Howell, Ethan Marshall and Winston Figg are on song. Each side has a dis nc ve style and will need to have that on cue right from the first bounce or it will be a one-sided game.
Kongorong also has some good quality players and have dual Malseed Medallist in Maverick Cooper who will be supported by Will Von Stanke, Mackye Baron and Cohen Janeway
The Demons have won six flags but have never gone back-to-back. The minor premiers had looked set to take the direct route to the 2022 season decider as they led early in the last quarter a er goals to James Pra and dual league goal kicking trophy winner Michael Krieger.
Also, both sides have some experienced players and will look to them to guide and nurture the younger players in pressure cooker situa ons.
SECOND SEMI-FINAL RESULTS 14 George Street, Millicent Phone 8733 1725 Email in2tmw@bigpond.com Sponsorofthe2022MSEFLLeadingGoalkickersAwards Bendigo Bank A Grade Kalangadoo 4.4 5.5 6.10 8.11 (59) Hatherleigh 2.2 6.4 8.8 15.11 (101) Best - Kalangadoo: B. Mules, M. Lowe, T. Williams, T. McManus, J. Bannister, S. Mcmanus; Hatherleigh: M. Marrio , J. Galpin, D Bateman, J. Telfer, M. Telford, J. Gray Hatherleigh 3.3 7.6 8.9 13.15 (93) Kalangadoo 0.2 0.2 2.3 3.4 (22) Best - Hatherleigh: A. Reid, T. Watson, L. Brown, C. Slape, E. Bowman, B. Watson; Kalangadoo: N. Reeves, J. O’Connor, D. Jeffree, D. West, B. Male, J. Norman. senior colts Goals - Kalangadoo: L. Jones, J. Pra 2, B. Gregory, M. Krieger 2, B. Mules 2; Hatherleigh: J. Galpin, B. Mitchell 3, M. Telford 2, S. Telfer, J. Wight 4, J. Ferguson-L. 2, D. Bateman, J. Dowdy Goals - Hatherleigh: T. Bell 4, T. Merre 3, J. Wight 2, L. Brown, J. Telford, J. Thorn, R. Lindner; Kalangadoo: N. Reeves, C. Gibbs, M. Durbidge. Robe 1.4 3.5 4.6 5.7 (37) Hatherleigh 1.0 3.0 6.3 9.3 (57) RESERVES Best - Robe: J. Murch, F. Peel, J. Bryant, C. Thomas, O. Hagge ; Hatherleigh: B. Werchon, E. Leopold, T. Atkinson, J. Faulkner, J Cassidy, O. Fitzgerald. Goals - Robe: J. Bryant 3, K. Carter, F. Peel; Hatherleigh: H. Jones, T. Atkinson 3, B. Werchon, J. Faulkner, B. Chambers, A. BesNe le.t-Kongorong: N. Von Stanke-Dowie, D. Richardson, R. Newton, R. Lucas, H. Elletson; Glencoe: T. Siebert, L. Brierley, K. Price, B. Dale, L. Jagger, K. Mulraney. Goals - Kongorong: K. Galloway 3, H. Elletson, R. Lucas 2, L. Allen, L. Cordy; Glencoe: S. Haase, D. Ferguson, R. Ferguson, L. Brierley junior colts Kongorong 1.2 2.3 5.5 8.5 (53) Glencoe 1.1 3.5 4.5 4.8 (32)
8 - Mat Fatchen: Superb skills and intercept marking, huge footy IQ.
17 - Josh Larocca: Quick half back flanker. Great skills, provides our run.
12 - Lachy Jones: Different role this season, has dominated as a high half forward. Raking le foot kick. 21 - Sam Casey: Mr Reliable. Superb 1 on 1 defender. Very consistent. 24 - Jon Mules: Reliable ruckman, gives our onballers first use every week. 26 - Brad Auld: As clean as they come. Best skills at the club, le and right foot - it doesn't ma er
Coach: Kevin Stark 34 - Ben Mules: Our forward line general, sets up a lot of play for our younger players. Great leader 29 - Al Lyon: S ckiest mi s in the business, great contested mark. Leads up well.
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19 - Ma hew Davies: High pressure wingman, gives us plenty of drive. Big tank, will run all day
3 - Tye McManus: Superstar onballer, Zone representa ve, sublime skills.
40 - Braiden Ousey: Developing into a great ruckman and deep forward. Very accurate kick for goal. 46 - Jus n Bromley: Can play anywhere, very versa le for a big man. Cri cal for our structure. 51 - Brad Male: Young up and coming ruckman, huge ver cal leap.
7 - Jason Bannister: Lock down defender, loves grinding opponents down. Rarely beaten 1 on 1.
5 - Sam McManus: Vice Captain, amazing leadership quali es, big tank and will run all day
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33 - Michael Krieger: Two me league leading goal kicker. Great goal sense. 27 - Ben Gregory: In career best form, Zone team centre half forward.
2 - Bre Lindner: Mr Smooth, very reliable, never wastes an opportunity .
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Back (L-R): Sam Casey, Troy Wilkinson, Ben Mules, Jus n Bromley, Mathew Fatchen, Brad Male, Conor Gen le, James Pra , Braiden Ousey, Jonathon Mules, Ben Gregory, Lachy Jones, Alex Lyon, Bre Lindner, Jack O’Connor, Tom Schumacher, Reece Carlson (President). Front: Michael Krieger, Tom Williams, Tye McManus, Patrick Davies, Ma hew Davies, Sam McManus (Vice Captain), Kevin Stark (Coach), Mitch Lowe (Captain), Andrew Stone, Brad Auld, Josh Larocca, Peter Savage.
10 - Mitch Lowe: Captain of our club, superb leadership quali es. Huge footy IQ.
18 - Conor Gen le: Super quick, amazing skills and goal sense. Under 17. 20 - Jack O'Connor: Mr Fix It, can play any posi on on the ground. Has relished playing senior footy as a Senior Colt.
13 - Tom Williams: Great leadership in defence, a reliable lock down defender
14 - Patrick Davies: Rolls Royce, State Country representa ve, League footballer, has loved being back home.
4 - Andrew Stone: Lightning quick onballer who doesn't mind sneaking forward and snagging a goal. 22 - James Pra : Great leadership, provides plenty of drive for the team. Always gives his all.
PRELIMINARY FINAL B GRADE 12:15PM 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, Jus n Mansell, Josh Searle. Mascot: Bobby Brennan.Coach: Adam Box 6 D. Jeffree 39 A. Blom 11 C. Mules 20 T. Jones 36 J. Searle 42 C. Jorgensen 25 T. Schumacher 23 N. Reeves 15 D. Barlow 32 S. Devine 18 J. Mansell 43 T. Scholz 46 S. McLaughlin 35 T. Searle 47 L. Carlson 9 K. Stark 16 J. Jones 51 M. Varcoe 58 T. Brennan 44 C. Larocca 64 M. Gribben 37 E. Pegler 53 C. Gibbs 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr finalscoreboard kalangadoo magpies Back (L-R): Adam Pulford, Lachlan Hoch, Tory Weaver, Dane Paproth, Josh Agars, Anthony Cary, Taylor McGrath, Byron Tentye. Middle: Shannon Megaw, Andrew Peacock (President), Aden Brand, Jayson Finnis, Trent Hawke, Braedon Lipscombe, Anthony Lipscombe, Bevan Lipscombe, Mark Arthurson, Simon Phillips (Selector). Front: Gavin McEachern (Team Manager), Ethan Bronca, Ma hew Jaeschke (Captain), Nathan McEachern (Coach), Ben Curran, Dillan Young, Marcus McGrath. Absent: Darcy Williamson.Coach: Nathan McEachern 2 Anthony Cary 15 Nathan McEachern 4 Dane Paproth 24 Ma hew Jaeschke 27 Tory Weaver 36 Braeden Lipscombe 40 Adam Pulford 41 Dillan Young 42 Trent Hawke 44 Jayson Finnis 28 Marcus McGrath 45 Mark Arthurson 51 Darcy Williamson 52 Taylor McGrath 57 Ben Curran 58 Anthony Lipscombe 62 Josh Agars 63 Shannon Megaw 59 Byron Tentye 32 Aden Brand 73 Bevan Lipscombe 75 Ethan Bronca GLENCOE MURPHIES
Thomas Atkinson, William Andre, Jimmy Kneen, Hannah Bellinger, Coaden Taylor, Eli Sims, Michael Figg
Front: Isaac Chambers, Leni Clifford, Winston Figg (Vice Captain), Oskar Howell (Captain), Dylan Clough (Coach), Hudson Nowak (Captain), Reef Chambers, Cooper Walters. Absent: Harry Gilbertson, Beau Higgins, Tom Bowering.
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PRELIMINARY FINAL junior colts 9:30aM Back (L-R): Kade Mulraney, Les Jagger, Tighe Hurley, Tyler Fiegert, Bailey Dale, Blake Gosden, Mckayla Maney. Middle: Ma hew Haase (Runner), Jodie Price (Trainer), Andrew Peacock (President), Ruby Buckley, Daniel Ferguson, Tyrone Siebert, Brodie Burdon, Declan Mutch, James Seeliger, Tyler Rothall, Sam Longhurst, Tom Richards, Luke Rothall (Assistant Coach), Sharna Medhurst (Trainer), David Hurley (Team Manager). Front: Jack McGrath, Connor Tweddle, Kallan Price (Vice Captain), Adam Price (Coach), Lachlan Brierley (C), Samuel Haase, Harley Dale. Absent: Hamish Gordon, Jake Thompson, Luke Medhurst, Riley Ferguson, Erica Hurley (Trainer).Coach: Adam Price 2 Kade Mulraney 10 Blake Gosden 5 Luke Medhurst 9 Mckayla Maney 18 Declan Mutch 25 Samuel Longhurst 12 Hamish Gordon 4 Tighe Hurley 3 Kallan Price 6 Samuel Haase 7 Tyler Rothall 13 Ruby Buckley 16 Jake Thompson 15 Bailey Dale 20 Connor Tweddle 23 Tyler Fiegert 6 Harley Dale 26 Lachlan Brierley 21 Riley Ferguson 28 Leslie Jagger 24 Tom Richards 11 Daniel Ferguson 27 Brodie Burdon 10 Taya Bellinger 14 Jack McGrath 17 James Seeliger 22 Tyrone Siebert 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr finalscoreboard GLENCOE MURPHIES Coach: Dylan Clough 44 Eli Sims 45 Tom Bowering 37 Beau Higgins 43 Harry Gilbertson 31 Oskar Howell 34 Ethan Marshall 35 Jimmy Kneen 3 Ollie Fitzgerald 38 Isaac Chambers 39 Leni Clifford 40 Winston Figg 2 Eli Sims 36 Campbell Leopold 32 Hudson Nowak 42 James Solomon 52 Riley Haines 46 Harry Baker 51 Ned Fitzgerald 55 Henry Bowering 59 Reef Chambers 57 Patrick McGrath 49 Chloe Bellinger 56 Will Andre 48 Banjo Morgan 54 Tommy Atkinson 50 Coaden Taylor 53 Cooper Walters 47 Hannah Bellinger HATHERLEIGH EAGLES
Back (L-R): Sims (Runner), (Water).
Middle: Sam Uo la (Team Manager), Henry Bowering, Chloe Bellinger, Banjo Morgan, Campbell Leopold, Ethan Marshall, Fitzgerald, James Solomon, Riley Haines, Amy Haines (Team Manager).
Contact: Dale Price 0428 394 300 Adam Price 0428 230 100 17&UNDER Kalangadoo 56 (T. Lythgo, G. Gen le) def Mount Burr 25 (A. Fal ng, O. Holland) Port MacDonnell 38 (M. Millard, B. McPherson) lost to Robe 54 (E. Mackey, M. Wirth) B grade B RESERVE Mount Burr 43 (F. McKenzie, R. Fox) def Kalangadoo 41 (N. Ryan, S. Mulraney) A grade A RESERVE Glencoe 35 (H. Greenfield, S. McDonnell) lost to Kalangadoo 43 (K. Schultz, R. May) Kalangadoo 48 (J. Ryan, L. Williams) def Robe 42 (E. Mackey, H. Perkins) Kalangadoo 44 (J. Peacock, R. Wetherall) lost to Glencoe 54 (D. Jaeschke, C. Pfitzner) 13&UNDER Port MacDonnell 37 (B. Lewis, C. Fulham) lost to Kalangadoo 42 (M. Peacock, L. Egan) 15&UNDER secondRESULSEMI-FINALTS
Reanna Wetherall – GK/GD
Another junior player who has maturely adapted to senior netball and proven that she is ready for the challenge.
Abbey Duncan – GA/GS Hard working and effec ve play maker in the Kalangadoo a ack line. Abbey provides a great avenue into our goal circle, a acks with confidence and applies enormous defensive pressure through the court.
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Jayde Peacock – WA/C/WD
Reanna Wetherall, Judy Hill (Team Manager).
Lucy Perkins – WA Speedy and agile, controlled feeder.
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Back (L-R): Melissa Russell, Jayde Peacock (Coach), Kirsty Egan,
Back (L-R): Kimberley Aus n (Coach), Ellen Ramke, Alannah Campbell, Tori Gluyas, Georgia Perkins.
Maisie Hayes – WD junior Talented junior playing controlled and consistent netball. Sarah Laurie – GS Strong and confident. Holds well and adapts to any player
An invaluable team member who has the uncanny ability to read the play and 'turn the de' in her team's favour
Another fit and agile defender with the ability to read the play very well.
Front: Lucy Perkins, Annie Hunter, Maisie Hayes, Sarah Laurie, Halle Carter 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr R O O ST E R S
Hardworking mid-courter who maximises every opportunity.
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Ellen Ramke – WD/GK Versa le and fit with a phenomenal ver cal jump, will push any opposi on.
Lauren Kain – GD/GK Is a reliable and commi ed defender who works over me to put her opposi on under pressure. Lauren's despera on and commitment cannot be ques oned.
An unassuming player who maintains an outstanding work rate both in offence and defence and can be relied upon to make a consistent contribu on to her team.
Kirsty Egan – WA/C/WD
Bench Maisie Hayes Demi KimKimberleCarteryAus nRoss
Annie Hunter – C Fit and fast mid courter with plenty of fire in that belly, defensive pressure is her specialty
Front: Abbey Duncan, Sophie Wrightson, Lauren Kain, Kori Collins.
Georgia Gen le – GD/GK reserve
Kori Collins – GS/GA A junior netballer who has performed excep onally well in her full season in the senior shoo ng circle. Kori is a great mover who is a confident long-range shot.
Halle Carter – GA Fast and agile a acker. Accurate goalie and very versa le.
Emma Grant – GD/GK Moves extremely well in the ring crea ng numerous turnovers, fast and agile defender. When she goes hun ng, she's on.
Sophie Wrightson – WA/C/WD An outstanding junior talent with natural athle cism. Sophie applies relentless pressure and maximises every opportunity
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preliminary FINAL B reserve preliminary FINAL 17&UNDER Back (L R): Cody Manning (Coach), Stevie Collins, Kate Winterfield, Bridie McPherson, Arriella Smith, Isabelle Sneath (Assistant Coach). Front: Imogen Jacob, Grace Jacob, Tamzyn Ailey, MacKenzie Millard Inset: Lara Wilson. Absent: Jorja Mason. 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. kalangadoo 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr m a g p i e s D E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell Back (L-R): Paige Cawthorne, Fiona Sco , Jenni Taylor (Coach), Briodie Wilson, Ashton Jones. Front: Ainsley Mann, Bridie McPherson, Jasmine Morgan, Robyn Hill, Anna Whitehead. D E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell 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. M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr mount burr
preliminary FINAL 15&UNDER preliminary FINAL 13&UNDER Back (L-R): Montanna Millard (Coach), Lillian Pe ngill, Chelsea Fulham, Lily Jacob, Mia Spehr, Isla Fulham, Georgia Seidel. Front: Kasey McLean, Bailee Lewis, Layla McPherson, IvyWilson.Back(L-R): Dawn Smith (Team Manager), Kali Linnell, Tilly Gamble, Sara Smith, Madi Bowering (Coach). Front: Kodie Humphries, Lola Schultz, Macy Burns, Abbey Fal ng, Kaylah Wilson, Olivia Holland. M O Z Z I E S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr mount burr D E M O N S 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr port macdonnell 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 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr R O O ST E R S robe Back (L-R): Tameka Medhurst (Coach), Isabella Brierley, Macy Williamson, Ruby Buckley (Captain), Chloe Childs, Violet Thorne, Chloe Pfitzner (Coach). Front: Mackenzie Biggins, Kloe Phillips, Layla Hawke, Taya Bellinger. 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr M U R P H I E S glencoe
GLENCOE 35 lost to KALANGADOO 43 KALANGADOO 48 def ROBE 42
The game started strongly by both teams and lots of pressure from both sides with Mt Burr ending the quarter in front by 2. Kalangadoo changed their goalies Narelle Ryan and Jodi Greenwood, which made a big impact on the game with Jodi shoo ng well, and Narelle guiding her team with great leadership Kalangadoo took the lead by 3 at half me. Mt Burr made changes in their circle, with Faith McKenzie shoo ng and moving the ball, and their defence started to put pressure with Bec Fox leading the way on Kalangadoo goalies and reduced the score to down by 1. Sam Mulraney ran all day for Kalangadoo and put lots of pressure all over the court for her team
Both teams made unforced errors early in the last quarter. Kalangadoo were ge ng opportuni es in the goal circle but were unable to score. Kalangadoo made a late charge but Glencoe played a be er team game to book their cket straight to the grand final at Kalangadoo in two weeks' me with a solid win that was set up in the first half to win 54
The last quarter was coming to missed opportuni es for both teams, and Mt Burr's desire and determina on for the ball won them game
KALANGADOO 56 def MOUNT BURR 25
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Kalangadoo started the third quarter having to work hard to try and lessen the margin by ge ng an intercept which they capitalised on early. Glencoe's defence in Chantelle Cocks and S. Edwards were having to work over me early in the third quarter as Egan and Peacock upped the ante and used pa ence to feed into Duncan and Kori Collins. A few offensive mistakes by Glencoe started to give Kalangadoo a bit more of the ball. Duncan again became Kalangadoo's avenue in the goal circle to bring back Glencoe's lead to 7 mid way through the quarter. Glencoe started to make some unforced errors to give Kalangadoo a sniff. At 3 quarter me Glencoe had an 8 goal lead with Kalangadoo having the honours in the third quarter.
KALANGADOO 44 lost to GLENCOE 54 Glencoe started with the first centre pass in the Second Semi Final against minor premiers Kalangadoo and converted. Kalangadoo responded with the next goal. Glencoe's defence worked over me early with a great intercept form Sarah Edwards to allow Glencoe a mini break. Kalangadoo seemed a bit sluggish mid way through the first quarter Jenna Paproth worked hard in a ack and defensively throughout the court. Abbey Duncan was Kalangadoo's focal point in the first quarter despite the immense defensive pressure from S. Edwards. Kalangadoo's WD Sophie Wrightson took a mely intercept from Glencoe's centre pass which brought Kalangadoo back to within 2 goals. Glencoe's goal shooter Malinda Markiewicz was shoo ng with confidence in all areas of the goal circle S. Edwards con nued to wear Duncan like a glove. At quarter me Glencoe held a 3 goal lead Glencoe and Kalangadoo met in the B Grade Second Semi Final last weekend at Mount Burr and both teams came out firing. The score was even for most of the match, with both teams figh ng to head straight into the grand final at Kalangadoo in 2 weeks' me. Kylie Schultz and Emily Mulraney for Kalangadoo worked hard to shut down Glencoe's goalies, Madeline Watson and Leanne Leigh. Kalangadoo goalies Gina Gogel and Isobel Giddings shot with accuracy, scoring from turnovers as well as centre passes. Kalangadoo made changes in the second quarter, however they took a while to se le. Kalangadoo led by one goal at half me. Rhianna May from Kalangadoo created space and was able to reset down the a ack end to guide the ball into the goal circle. In the third quarter the Magpies began to increase their lead over the Murphies by crea ng turnovers throughout the court and scoring with ease through Gogel and Giddings. Despite a close game Kalangadoo were victorious when the final whistle blew, and Glencoe will take on Hatherleigh at the preliminary final this weekend.
second semi-final match REVIEWs
A Reserve Best players - Glencoe: Hayley Greenfield, Sally McDonnell; Kalangadoo: Kylie Schultz, Rhianna May A Grade
Great start for both teams, both coming out firing from the first whistle, Madeline Wirth and Lexy Hayes coming up with turnovers early, giving Robe an early lead in the first quarter. Robe took control of the second quarter, due to Port Mac s ll figh ng for the game. Robe really took control of the game in the third quarter making errors for the Port Mac team. The goalies for both teams were accurate with Port MacDonnell's Mackenzie Millard and Robe's Ella Mackey being focal points for their respec ve teams. Both teams were physical making the transi on down the court difficult. Robe were the be er team for the day, taking control of the second half of the game, shu ng Port Mac down Congratula ons to Robe on the win, moving forward to the Grand Final, Port Mac will face off with Mount Burr this week.
Best players - Mount Burr: Faith McKenzie, Bec Fox; Kalangadoo: Narelle Ryan, Sam Mulraney
The game started with Robe coming out firing and Kim Aus n and Hannah Perkins in Robe's defence made sure they took every rebounding opportunity they could. Jamie Ryan and Zoe Rout fed pa ently and Kalangadoo monopolised on all the opportuni es they could to come away with a 4 goal lead going into the second quarter. The second quarter Robe's passing efficiency from Kim Ross and Keelin Winterfield had them winning the quarter by 1. Shanen Pulkkinen and Shanae Neale worked relessly to posi on well against Demi Carter and Ella Mackey who shot efficiently all game. The third quarter was ght and took a minute for the Kalangadoo changes to come into effect but calm back up from Rout and Pulkkinen meant the shooters had me to gain their confidence and shoot within range. Kim Ross and Keryn Moore for Robe con nued to feed the ball well in the last quarter and quick passing meant that Kalangadoo had to apply as much mid court pressure as they could. Eventually using Estella Serle's accurate shoo ng and pa ence from Kalangadoo had them come away with a 6 goal win Best players - Kalangadoo: Jamie Ryan, Lucy Williams; Robe: Ella Mackey, Hannah Perkins.
15 & Under Best players - Port MacDonnell: Bailee Lewis, Chelsea Fulham; Kalangadoo: Molly Peacock, Lucy Egan
PORT MACDONNELL 38 lost to ROBE 54
Kalangadoo and Mt Burr met in the 15 & Under Second Semi Final at Mt Burr Kalangadoo started the game strongly with great shoo ng by Tegan Lythgo and Gabby Varcoe, with Lythgo shoo ng at 100% in the first half. Georgia Gen le and Maya Anderson from Kalangadoo worked hard in the defensive end crea ng lots of turnovers. Olivia Holland worked hard to curb the influence of Chloe Peacock through the centre. Mt Burr came back with a fight in the second quarter with Abbey Fal ng and Tilly Gamble working strong in the goal circle, only losing the quarter by one. Macy Burns and Sara Smith worked hard to put the pressure on in the defensive circle to adjust to Kalangadoo's change of shooters but were out rebounded. Kalangadoo finished strong winning 56 25, congratula ons to Kalangadoo for making the grand final. Mt Burr will face Robe in the Preliminary Final this week 13 & Under PORT MACDONNELL 37 lost to KALANGADOO 42 Kalangadoo came out strong right at the start of the game, with Lucy Egan being the focus in their circle, taking the lead at the end of the quarter. Kalangadoo GD Molly Peacock con nued to put lots of pressure on Pt Mac goalies. Bailee Lewis played a strong game star ng in centre and finishing in goals and shoo ng with accuracy. Chelsea Fulham for Pt Mac played in defence, turning the ball over many mes for her side. Kalangadoo outscored Pt Mac for 3 quarters, but Pt Mac kept their heads up and outscored Kalangadoo in the last quarter but Kalangadoo came away with the win. 17 & Under Best players - Kalangadoo: Tegan Lythgo, Georgia Gen le; Mount Burr: Abbey Fal ng, Olivia Holland
G44.lencoe opened strongly in the second quarter scoring the first 5 goals with Markiewicz shoo ng at 100%. Kalangadoo tried to steady but Glencoe's goalies in Paproth and Markiewicz were not giving Kalangadoo's defenders, Lauren Kain and Reanna Wetherall, any opportuni es to rebound. Jayde Peacock and Kirsty Egan were not being allowed to dominate through the midcourt and weren't having any impact on the game in the second quarter. Through one of Glencoe's rare misses for goal Kalangadoo were able to peg one back. Glencoe definitely dominated the second quarter to extend their lead to 12 at half me
Best players - Port MacDonnell: Mackenzie Millard, Lara Wilson; Robe: Ella Mackey, Madeline Wirth B Reserve
MOUNT BURR 43 def KALANGADOO 41
Best players - Kalangadoo: Jayde Peacock, Reanna Wetherall; Glencoe: Donna Jaeschke, Chloe Pfitzner
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A Grade: Firstly congratula ons to all three teams booking the first cket to the grand final what a great achievement and day for the club, also good luck this week to our Junior Colts compe ng for a spot in the big one. With everything on the line the stage was set for a big first quarter and it didn't disappoint. Kalangadoo put the pressure on us early and to our boys credit we handled it well, Kalangadoo had the edge at quarter me leading by two goals. The next two quarters were a brilliant showcase of country football with momentum swinging both ways and some good hard footy being played we clawed back the lead and extended it going into 3 qtr me by a narrow 10 points. Kalangadoo li ed their work rate and kicked the first two goals of the last and put us under some extreme pressure but our boys responded well and ran away with the game to eventually win by 42 points and going straight into the grand final. Mark Marrio led the way in the ruck while Jordy Galpin was tough at the ball as usual, Darcy Bateman was huge at CHF while Jake Wight led the goal kickers with 4, Jed Telfer and Jack Gray were outstanding down back winning their posi on plus launching some good a acks from defence. We look forward to a week off and then a massive ba le in the grand final in a fortnight's me. Go Eagles! B Grade: A er a very successful home and away season finishing minor premiers our a en on turned to Kalangadoo in the 2nd Semi-final at Mount Burr. We had a big couple of weeks on the track with the boys training well and itching to play this game. We went into the game knowing we were up for a contest but knew if we did the li le things right the big things would take care of themselves. A er Bellsy’s warm up speech about fencing and shearing sheep (dunno what that’s got to do with footy) but it got us off to the perfect start. We started well kicking the first 3 goals of the game and not le ng the Doo into it. We held them scoreless ll a er half me and really started playing our team first football and opened the game up with a strong running game, coming away with a 71 point win to see us off to the big dance in a fortnight’s me. 40 touches Reid was back to his best running off a half back flank to finish BOG. Second best was Toffy Watson playing a good game across CHB. Third best went out to Li le Sausage collec ng plenty of possies all around the ground. Fourth best went to big Reggie in the ruck who ba led all day. Young Bowie kept his good form to round the best out! Regional Bell was back in goal kicking form slo ng 4 along with the skipper’s 3. We look forward to the week off and preparing for a big grand final. Go Eags! Senior Colts: The Senior Colts had a great all round performance against Robe coming away with a hard fought win. It was pleasing to see the group gel all together, sharing the ball and working hard both ways to support one another. Picking best players was a difficult task due to many contributors. However, the team was led by our midfield group, giving us a lot of first possession. Blake Werchon was the standout, collec ng masses of disposals and throwing his body at every contest possible. Ethan Leopold had a great day in the ruck, taking good marks around the ground. Tyson Atkinson played a solid game through the middle and impacted the scoreboard with 3 goals. Je Faulkner was again very clean with the ball and laid a huge amount of tackles. Jack Cassidy played a key part in the back lines, stopping his opponent and rebounding it outside of our back half. While Ollie Fitzgerald gave us some great composure across half back, hi ng targets on his damaging le foot. The group should be very proud of their efforts, but the job isn’t finished yet.
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The Super Hawks and Ca le Convenors enjoyed a great night last week at the Blue Lake Bar & Bistro, as a thank you for their ongoing support and generosity. It's the efforts of many of these people, along with our great band of volunteers and sponsors that keep everything cking along at the Club. Thank you to one and all for your Frcontribu ons.omthecoach:
A er what seemed like an eternity between games, it was nice to be back on the park, as we headed to Mt Burr for what was going to be a tough Second Semi Final for the young Hawks, against a strong and upbeat young Murphies side. Both games throughout the year were hard-hi ng encounters with both teams only having the one loss and that was against each other. We welcomed a full side back into our line-up, although a few s ll not quite 100%. Early on it was a li le slippery underfoot but with the Mt Burr oval in perfect condi on it didn't take long to dry. Across the ground it looked a rela vely even match up and Glencoe made the most of the early running, in what was turning out to be a tough and bruising encounter by both sides once again. Neither side was able to get a run on in the first half, as it was a very defensive game, but Glencoe held a narrow 2 goal lead at half me, although had made all the play early on, but the young Hawks down back working hard managed to hold them. Half me saw a shuffle on the board, with a few changes around the ground and a call to remain calm and just back themselves in. The third quarter then saw the game open up as the young Hawks found their groove and got their natural game going with the remainder of the game saw us play the way we have become accustomed to throughout the year, with plenty of run and link up, to finish strongly in the last quarter. Best players could have gone to every player in the team, as all played their role throughout the game, with many playing one of their best games ever. Having to pick some out was a nightmare and in the end a er a lot of discussion and input was decided and went to Nate Von StankeDowie, Declan Richardson, Rhys Newton, Ryan Lucas, Harrison Elletson and Cohen Galpin. With a couple of weeks off now before the big show of the Grand Final we get to hit the training track and watch with interest the game coming up at Kalangadoo between Glencoe and Hatherleigh, to see who we will be taking on. Looking forward to seeing a big Hawks crowd at training as excitement builds and then at Kalangadoo for the Grand Final.
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A huge shout to everyone that volunteered their me in anyway that helped the hos ng of the second semi final run smoothly and successfully. Our 15 & Under team were beaten by a strong Kalangadoo team but will get a second chance this week in the preliminary to progress into the grand final. We will also have our 17 & Under team playing at Kalangadoo this week for their chance at a grand final berth. A huge congratula ons to Leah, Amelia and the B Reserve team that showed everyone watching Saturday how to dig deep and fight their way back for an impressive win. It was such a proud moment for the supporters and our club with the B Reserve going straight through to the grand final. Let's show the 15s and 17s teams our support this week and get over to Kalangadoo to cheer them on and hopefully we will get the opportunity to see three teams playing in the big game the following week Thanks to our major sponsors Laura & Vicki Hairdressing, South East Property Sales, Kimberly Clark Australia, Your Choice Conveyancing, Banner Mitre 10, J&M Shanks Pty Ltd, Sonya Francis Photography, All in Balance - Brad Tilley Tax and Business Advisory, Clark & Sam Fal ng, Komma Media and Igni on Fitness Lynne Lambert, President MBNC
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The Junior Colts worked hard and took out the win at Mt Burr last week, to lock in their place in the Grand Final. Well done to all.
B Reserve: Wow girls what a fantas c win, we were behind going into the last quarter, and you all played with such determina on to come home with the win. Faith and Karen combined well in the circle for the first half of the game. Karen went into WA and gave us a strong op on around the circle. Faith came out and was at her athle c best. Amy came on under lots of pressure, but rose to the occasion and once again combined well with Faith. Our ever reliable defence in Georgia and Bec were under the pump right at the start of the game, but as the game went along, they were taking strong rebounds and their defensive pressure started to created turnovers for us Dawn and Mia on the wing were taking mely intercep ons and always an op on bringing the ball down out of defence Hannah and Kelsi had great defensive pressure on the ball and strong passing into our goalies, made me hold my breath at mes, but this is the belief with have in each other. We will learn a lot from this game, only to our advantage, and work hard for the next 2 weeks to come out firing in the Grand Final. Thanks to our mini mozzie Macy for si ng bench, Amelia for giving us such support, especially me. A huge thanks to Wayne for scoring once again
This week sees our Senior Colts do ba le for a place in the Grand Final, best of luck to Je and the boys.
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