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Remaining venues for the Mid SE finals are:
Prelim - Saturday 14th September @ Kalangadoo
Grand - Saturday 21st September @ Kongorong
Match star ng mes:
For the first three minor finals:
Junior Colts 9.30am
Senior Colts 10.45am
B Grade 12.15pm
A Grade 2.00pm
For Grand Final day:
Junior Colts 9.15am
Senior Colts 10.30am
B Grade 12.05pm
A Grade 2.00pm
In the event of a draw in any final of any grade a er full me, the game will con nue with two five (5) minute halves un l a result is determined.
Admission prices:
Minor Finals:
Adults - $10
Concession Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $6
Children (17 & Under) - Free
Grand Final:
Adults - $15
Concession Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $10
Children (17 & Under) - Free
The Mid South East Football League provides the following reminders for patrons and supporters a ending the upcoming finals series.
Eligibility: Only individuals with a current State-issued Disabled Parking Permit are eligible to request an invalid park.
Procedure:
- Eligible patrons must contact their home club before the Wednesday preceding each match to request a disabled park.
- Provide your Disabled Parking Permit number when making the request.
- Ensure the permit is displayed on the day of the match.
Restric ons:
- Patrons must not make individual requests directly to the host clubs.
- Allocated parking spaces will be reserved un l 12:00 noon each day. A er this me, any unoccupied spaces will be opened for general parking.
No Alcohol Allowed:
- Patrons are strictly prohibited from bringing any alcohol into the grounds. This is a condi on of entry.
Security Measures:
- Random searches of vehicles and spot checks will be conducted by security and police at the entry points and throughout the day
- Any alcohol found during these searches will be confiscated, with no responsibility taken for its return.
Patrols:
- Foot patrols will monitor the grounds, and any patron consuming alcohol not purchased from the venue may be asked to leave.
- Par cular a en on will be paid to glass containers, as they pose a significant safety risk.
Prohibited Behavior:
- Patrons are reminded not to take alcohol onto the playing surface, even a er matches.
- Any objec onable behaviour will result in removal from the venue.
These measures are in place to ensure the safety, comfort, and enjoyment of all patrons during the finals series. Compliance with these regula ons is essen al for a smooth and successful event.
A GRADE – 2:00pm
ROBE v KALANGADOO
Umpires: Adam Gilbert, Adam Maidment, Nick McBride
Boundary: Noah Cockrum, Liam Monaghan, George Wimshurst, Myles Burzaco
Goals: Dave Gilbert, Wayne Batchelor
Reserve Umpire: Ma Cockrum
B GRADE – 12:15pm
HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO
Umpires: Barry Nilsson, Sco Chuck, Malcolm Pasfield
Boundary: Preston Lydeamore, Nicholas Li le, Ash Foulds, TBC
Goals: Kevin Nobes, Ted Peacock
Reserve Umpire: Tim Biggins
SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am
MOUNT BURR v NANGWARRY
Umpires: Tim Biggins, Chris Brooks, Nathan Chapple
Boundary: George Wimshurst, Jacob Parker, Liam Monaghan, Myles Burzaco
Goals: Dave Gilbert, Tom Egan
Reserve Umpire: Ma Cockrum
JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am
PORT MACDONNELL v KALANGADOO
Umpires: Dylan Clough, David Hurley
Boundary: Ash Foulds, Nicholas Li le, TBC, TBC
Goals: Kevin Nobes, Ted Peacock
Reserve Umpire: Tim Biggins
Best - Hatherleigh: M. Telford, M. Pulmer, L. Brown, A. Reid, G. McGrath, B. Mitchell; Robe: G. Du on, S. Bates, H. Lawrie, T. Wachtel, B. Dinning.
Goals - Hatherleigh: L. Brown 4, D. Bateman, B. Mitchell 3, P. Chay, T. Hutchesson 2, H. Jones, L. Walker, S. Waring 1; Robe: H. Smith 3, S. Bates 2, H. Lawrie, M. Robertson 1.
Best - Robe: J. Dawson, J. Wasson, B. Walker, Z. Donnelly, T Miller, K. Cross; Hatherleigh: J. Faulkner, B. Watson, J. Wight, J. Telford, D. Vanderhorst.
Goals - Robe: J. Dawson 7, J. Wasson 2, O. Benne , S. Huebner 1; Hatherleigh: T. Bell 2, T. Merre , T. Pegler, C. Taylor 1.
Best - Mount Burr: R. Gardiner, J. Dean, M. Hunt, H. Thwaites, F. Woolston, D. Sigston; Glencoe: H. Gordon, L. Brierley, M. Whitehead, J. Sinkunas, P. Langsmith, K. Mulraney.
Goals - Mount Burr: J. Dean, C. Montuori, L. Thiele 1; Glencoe: D. Ferguson 3, S. Haase, P. Langsmith, K. Price, M. Whitehead 1.
Best - Hatherleigh: L. Clifford, W. Dower, P. Fitzgerald, J Ma hews, T. Grge c; Port MacDonnell: T. Manning, O. Fox, G. Carroll, Z. Howard, J. Macdonald, K. Gilmore.
Goals - Hatherleigh: R. Chambers, A. Sutherland 2, H. Bowering, L. Clifford, W. Dower, P. McGrath 1; Port MacDonnell: M. Byrne, T. Howard, Z. Howard 1.
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Peel, George Du on, Max Robertson,
Robertson, Jed
Nathan Gibbons, James Francisco, Egan Regnier, Benjamin Dinning, Anton Noles (Trainer). Middle: Debra Mackey (President), Tom Williams, Sam Thomson, Tom Wachtel, Joel Bryant, Seb Moore, Hamish Smith, Patrick Ma hews, Brodie Foulds, Tyler Thomson, Ella Mackey (Trainer). Front: Lily FalknerHunt (Team Manager), Jack Sneath (Vice-Captain), Jordan Pe t, Henry Lawrie (Captain), Nathan Brown (Coach), Jason Pe t (Assistant Coach), Zac Deane, Kane Dunn, Kaden Woodward, Sam Bates. Absent: Ma Bryant (Assistant Coach), James Du on.
12. Joel Bryant: Rangey le footer, marks and hits the ground running.
2. Henry Lawrie: As captain the Juice Box leads the way, contribu ng all-day.
3. Sam Thompson: One of our young wingers, covers a lot of ground.
4. Hamish Smith: Big Hammer! When the big fella's hot he's red hot!
5. Zac Deane: Reads the play well from CHB. Plays tall.
6. Egan Regnier: Great user of the ball. Yappy li le half-backer.
14. Tom Williams: Once Willo gets the crazy eyes, Look out!
16. Ben Dinning: Dynamic on-baller, who knows where to go and impact.
20. Kaden Woodward: Courageous onballer, gets lots of it.
22. George Du on: The Gecko, takes on anyone in front of him, and leaves them in his wake.
23. Brodie Foulds: Enigma c swingman, who contributes all over.
28. Sam Bates: Bouncy forward, is very aware of where the goals are, and usually finds them.
31. Tyler Thomson: Big defender, does every job asked.
32. Max Robertson: The young gun that will find the ball and run all-day
34. Seb Moore: First-year senior player, who has tackled the ruck and uses his voice when needed.
37. Nathan Gibbons: Talented youngster, level-headed and good decision-maker.
10. Kane Dunn: Tough as they come, no fuss and gets the job done.
11. Nathan Brown: Coach Brown, just playing into some good form. Proven finals contributor and big game player.
25. Patrick Mathews: Jack in a box pressure forward, puts the heat and wins contests.
24. Jed Jarre : When he's on, he's on!
27. Jesse Robertson: Robbo the velvet sledgehammer, lockdown defender.
39. Jack Sneath: King Jack, the most reliable kick in the league.
52. James Du on: Classy on-baller, and can turn a game in a ma er of minutes.
Tyler Jones, Jack Meyer, James Pra , Rob Hein,
Casey, Jus n Bromley, Dylan Bromley, Sco Agnew, Ben Mules, Connor Gen le, Axel Page, Mitch Lowe (Assistant Coach). Front: Emily Raines (Trainer), Jayk Norman, Brad Auld, Tom Schumacher, Lachy Jones, Sam McManus (Captain), Alex Lyon (Coach), Tye McManus (Vice Captain), Michael Krieger, Ethan Maney, Nate Von Stanke-Dowie, Peter Savage (Time Keeper), Nick Pra (Assistant Coach), Frank Mules (Water), Isaac Lindner (Water).
Tye McManus (Vice Captain): Superstar onballer, zone representa ve, sublime skills.
4. Nate Von Stanke-Dowie: Under 17 player. Tough and a work horse. Has great skills.
5. Sam McManus (Captain): Amazing leadership quali es, big tank and will run all day
6. Jus n Bromley: Can play anywhere, very versa le for a big man. Cri cal for our structure.
8. Mat Fatchen: Superb skills and intercept marking, huge footy IQ.
9. Sco Agnew: Very accurate kick for goal. Extremely skilful and has great decision making.
10. Tom Schumacher: High half forward/wingman. Having a great season a er missing last year due to a knee reconstruc on. Sublime skills.
kicker this year, has been a super leader and great addi on to a young side. High footy IQ.
12. Lachy Jones: Different role this season to last, has relished his season back on ball. Raking le foot kick.
13. Tom Williams: Great leadership in defence, a reliable lock down defender.
14. Jack Casey: Immovable force down forward, cri cal to our team structure, has loved being back home.
18. Conor Gen le: Super quick, amazing skills and goal sense. Played at Glenelg this season.
20. Ethan Maney: Provides great drive forward, very versa le, can play back, forward and mid. Loves kicking a goal.
22. James Pra : Great leadership, provides plenty of drive for the team. Always gives his all.
Brad Auld: As clean as they come. Best skills at the club, le and right foot it doesn't ma er.
27. Ben Gregory: In career best form, playing on a wing this year giving us a mismatch has great skills.
28. Rob Hein: Ruck-truck, great contested mark. Rucks all day and gives us first use. Great team mate to all.
29. Al Lyon: S ckiest mi s in the business, great contested mark. Leads up well.
33. Michael Krieger: Superstar, Rolls Royce, lightning quick, great skills, loves a goal.
34. Ben Mules: S ll a superstar, gives great direc on and structure on field.
35. Tyler Jones: Sensa onal goal sense, has great skills.
38. Jayk Norman: Smooth operator, very good skills and great intercept marking.
51. Jack Meyer: Great lockdown defender, very tough.
SENIOR COLTS - JIM MANEY MEMORIAL
PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sam Hunt (Mt Burr).
SENIOR COLTS - BEST & FAIREST: Sam Hunt (Mt Burr) - 27 votes; Runner Up: Aus n Ne le (Hatherleigh, absent) - 21 votes.
Kalangadoo v Mount Burr
Kalangadoo take on Mount Burr in the 13 & Under Preliminary Final this weekend. Mount Burr are a strong side, with defenders Emily Lowndes and Isabelle Ballantyne applying intense pressure to Kalangadoo's Ebony Reeves and Ma lda Peacock. Harper Griffiths feeds into the Magpies' goalies with ease and accuracy, well matched by Mount Burr's Hannah Gellion who is able to pick up loose balls and transi on them back down the court. Kalangadoo will fight hard in this game and will need to stay strong against the tough Mount Burr side. The Mozzies have come away with convincing wins both mes these teams faced off in the minor rounds and should be able to do it again this weekend to progress to the Grand Final.
Port MacDonnell v Glencoe
Port MacDonnell and Glencoe face off at Kalangadoo in the Preliminary Final on Saturday. Port MacDonnell's Ivy Wilson and Bailee Lewis will use their accuracy in the goal circle and will be fed well from outside the circle by Casey McLean and Isla Fullham. Glencoe's Isabella Brierley and Ruby Buckley will apply the pressure in their defensive circle using their height to pull in necessary rebounds. Layla Hawke will lead her team from the centre, using her skill and speed to work the ball down the court, and will combine well with Kloe Phillips outside the defensive circle to put added pressure on Robe's pass into their goalies. Demons' defenders Layla McPherson and Chelsea Fulham will use their ability to read the ball to create turnovers for their team, forcing errors and chasing any loose balls from the Murphy goalies. Port Mac won both mes these teams met previously and have the poten al to do it again, however the Murphies will make it tough for them.
Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh
Hatherleigh take on Kalangadoo in the 17 & Under preliminary final. Both of these sides have a wealth of talent with most having a taste of senior netball in 2024. 17 & Under Best & Fairest Shayden Russell at GA for the Pies has had a standout season and at the other end for the Eagles is the runner up best & fairest for this grade Kalli Ne le, both
girls are play makers for their respec ve sides. Russell is supported well in the circle by Georgia Gen le and they will ensure Niah Faulkner and Hannah Bellinger work hard to limit their opportuni es. Deni Brown in centre for the Eagles has benefited from senior exposure in 2024 and will guide her team throughout the court. This 17s compe on has been ght all season and this game will go down to the wire with either side capable of taking the win.
Hatherleigh v Kalangadoo
Hatherleigh will need to bounce back from their Second Semi Final loss and be on top of their game when they come up against Kalangadoo. The Pies have height throughout the court and experienced campaigners in Jodi Greenwood and Nicole Reeves, who can both switch between centre and goals and are supported in the circle by the accurate Maddi Wilkinson. The Eagles tried a few goalie combina ons last week and will need to work this out early in the game. Expect either Nicole Thomas or Ellen Clarke to join Melita Thwaites in the circle. Gemma Box and Deb Mulligan work hard in defence for the Pies and will make the Eagles goalies earn every shot. Keely Jones was solid in centre last week against the Bay and will need to rely on her speed and pace as both Greenwood and Reeves have a height advantage. This game could go either way with a win a piece through the minor rounds.
Hatherleigh v Tantanoola
The last me these sides met Hatherleigh came away with a 46 goal win. The Tigers will throw everything at the Eagles and the result will be ghter than that mee ng. Olivia Sla ery at GS for Hatherleigh has shown much improvement and her height and presence will fall to Indiana Marshall to curb. Ali McClelland at centre for Hatherleigh has had a stellar season finishing runner up best & fairest in this grade, her experience through the mid court shines through for the full 4 quarters. Her opposing centre Danielle Vanderheul can run all day and will work hard in the mid court. Hatherleigh's height and experience throughout the whole court will see them take the win and have the opportunity to take on Kalangadoo in the grand final.
Hatherleigh v Port MacDonnell
Hatherleigh and Port MacDonnell face off against each other at Kalangadoo in the Preliminary Final. Hatherleigh's versa le goal circle of Abby Wight, Eliza Mewe & Imogen Nowak are able to use their height and accuracy to score throughout the goal circle. Port MacDonnell defenders Shannon Scheidl and Lara Wilson have strong hands and rebound well, both being able to read the play and pick off passes in the defensive end. Demons' youngster Bailee Lewis will need to work hard to shut down Eagle Rosie Ne le's drive onto the circle to prevent her accurate feeding into her goalies. Down the other end of the court Narelle Lewis will feed into Brooke Williams and Kelli von Stanke who posi on themselves with ease and convert turnovers from their defensive end. Both mes these teams faced off in the minor rounds ended in a draw and this game has the poten al to go into over me with both teams vying for their spot in the Grand Final against Kalangadoo.
In the do or die Prelim Final Kalangadoo take on Tantanoola in what will be a cracker of a match. With both sides coming off an 8-goal loss and an 8 goal win expect this clash to be ght for 4 quarters. Both sides' goalie combina ons have played together for numerous seasons, resul ng in a knowledge of each other and their games. Ebony McDiarmid has had a stellar season winning the Associa on A Grade best & fairest, both her and Abbey Duncan are a force to be reckoned with in the circle. Tigers defenders Kate Bromley and Bella Poulish will need to be at their best to limit their opportuni es. At the other end of the court the young Magpies defensive end will also need to work hard to curb the influence of Jami Walker & Emma Gould. Mid court players Casey Walker and Jane Auld have had consistent seasons, and their tussle will be one to watch. Kate Varcoe is a crea ve feeder to her goalies and will need to be nullified if the Magpies are to halt the feed into the circle. Both sides have a wealth of finals experience, and this game will go down to the final whistle with the Tigers throwing everything at this to pull off an upset win.
Pictured (L-R): Georgia Duncan (Coach), Emily Simon, Te Kani Clark, Jorja McLaughlin (Captain), Ma lda Peacock (Captain), Zara Cole, Milla Lennon, Ashley Grosvenor, Harper Griffiths, Ebony Reeves, Chandalin Crouch (Coach).
Back (L-R): Leah Puia (Coach), Jess Salo , Isabelle Ballantyne, Poppy McKenzie, Hope Wilson, Hannah Gellion, Dawn Smith (Team Manager). Front: Wren Gardiner, Sophie Smith, Emily Lowndes, Alice Smith. 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr
13 & UNDER
Hatherleigh 60 def Kalangadoo 44
The game started off at high intensity, with both teams coming out strong. Goal for goal, Hatherleigh's Mollie O'Connor and Livvi Faulkner led with pa ence and accuracy under the high pressure of Te Kani Clark and Jorja McLaughlin, resul ng in a slight lead of 2 to Hatherleigh at quarter me. In the next quarter, it was anyone's game, with Kalangadoo's Zara Cole and Ma lda Peacock working relessly in a ack, to get it to Ebony Reeves, a strong target in the goal circle. Leyla Marshall and Kaia Green persisted in their pursuit of circle defence, and at half me Hatherleigh had extended their lead by 1. The third saw a change in posi ons, with both teams seeking to widen the margin by three quarter me. Ashley Grosvenor worked for Kalangadoo to make strong leads in a ack but was placed under pressure by Paige Walters. Milla Lennon entered the court with a statement, providing ght checking defence, but again, with Hatherleigh's accuracy and pa ence led well by vice-captain Alirah Bowman, they found a break and were up by 12 by three quarter me. By the final quarter, Hatherleigh had hit their stride and made it difficult for the Magpies to shorten the margin, placing them under pressure in every area of the court. This pressure proved too much for the Pies and Hatherleigh came away with a 60-44 win. Best players - Hatherleigh: Livvi Faulkner and Leyla Marshall; Kalangadoo: Ebony Reeves and Harper Griffiths.
15 & UNDER
Port Mac 47 def by Kalangadoo 55
In a wet start, both teams came out strong and the game started at a furious pace. Bailee Lewis was a focal point at GA for the Bay, shoo ng 12 of her team's 14 goals giving her side a narrow 1 goal lead at the first break. Kalangadoo came back strongly in the second, with scores level at half me. Accurate shoo ng from both sides was a highlight. Port Mac defenders Layla McPherson and Chelsea Fulham worked hard in the circle, trying to limit opportuni es to the Pies goalies Kiersten Cole and Lucy Egan. Molly Peacock at GD for the Pies read the play well and took some mely intercepts to keep her team in the game. The third quarter saw Kalangadoo surge ahead with Cole and Egan sharing the scoring. Pt Mac had limited opportuni es and struggled with their transi on giving Kalangadoo an 11 goal lead going in to the last quarter. Pt Mac con nued to fight back in the last, but there was not enough me and Kalangadoo ended up taking the match by 8 goals. Best players - Kalangadoo: Molly Peacock and Lucy Egan; Port MacDonnell: Bailee Lewis and Layla McPherson.
17 & UNDER Kalangadoo 45 def by Mount Burr 56
In a game that could have gone either way, Mt Burr got the upper hand early with the defensive pressure into the Kalangadoo goal circle. Mt Burr's Macy Burns and Tilly Gamble worked well to stop the drive of Kalangadoo's GA Shayden Russell. Abbey Fal ng at C and Olivia Holland at WA for Mt Burr drove strongly to circle edge, feeding the strong Mt Burr goalies. Eleanor Xanthapoulos and Maya Anderson for Kalangadoo worked hard in the defensive circle, however the Burr's feeders played with pa ence when feeding. Sarah Sigston at GA for Mt Burr was the focal point in the circle for the first quarter with Ashlee Dean building into to the game in the last 3 sharing the shoo ng load. Mt Burr con nued to make the most of turnovers to have a 15 goal lead by half me. Limited changes were made during the game by both teams with neither being impacted by the changes. In the third quarter, Russell worked herself into the game being a focal point in the circle, helped by the pa ence of Lucy Egan and Lilly Brook around the circle edge. Kalangadoo made the most of turnovers by their defence to win the quarter by 4, reducing the deficit to 11. The last quarter was an even quarter with both teams making errors due to the defensive pressure in the centre court. Mt Burr held their composure when Kalangadoo scored a few goals in a row to peg back the lead. Fal ng showed leadership through the centre, helping her mid court regain pa ence and work the ball into the a ack line. Mt Burr used their impressive start to come away with an 11 goal win. Best players - Kalangadoo: Shayden Russell and Lilly Brook; Mount Burr: Sarah Sigston and Abbey Fal ng.
RESERVE
Port MacDonnell 61 def Hatherleigh 29
Pt Mac came out strongly, scoring the first four goals of the game. Strong defensive pressure by Bridie McPherson and Fiona Sco limited Hatherleigh's scoring opportuni es. Paige Cawthorne and Keely Jones had a good tussle in the mid court, with great leads and strong passes. At quarter me the scores were 16-8, with Pt Mac finding their feet and taking the lead. The game was fast paced throughout the midcourt, with each team having opportuni es to intercept and fight for the ball. Pt Mac's shooters Ainsley Mann and Amber Moulden dominated the goal circle and shot with confidence, while maintaining composure under Hatherleigh's ght defence. Hatherleigh called a tac cal and swapped Ellen Clarke from a ack to defence showing off her versa lity on both ends of the court. The Bay had stretched their lead out at half me 29 -13. The final half showed why both teams deserved to be in finals, Hatherleigh rotated their line up bringing Amy Haines on at WA and Maddie Copping at WD. Pt Mac con nued to dominate the play, despite the effort of the Eagles mid court. Unfortunately for Hatherleigh, Pt Mac were the be er side taking away a good, strong lead at the final whistle, advancing through to the grand final. Best players - Hatherleigh: Keely Jones and Ellen Clarke; Port MacDonnell: Fiona Sco and Amber Moulden.
Kalangadoo 48 def Hatherleigh 46
A ght start to the game that con nued throughout showing why these two teams finished top of the ladder. First quarter saw both Kalangadoo and Hatherleigh go goal for goal with a ght tussle all over the court. Strong defensive pressure from Hatherleigh's Marnie Jolley and Maddie Nunan caused crucial turnovers. Which was matched down the other end by Kalangadoo's defensive line of Emily Mulraney and Emma Mules. Olivia Sla ery stood strong in GS rebounding shots as needed, Eliza Burton was a force to be reckoned with, shoo ng the long bomb extremely accurately. A great match up in the middle between Ali McLelland and Jamie Ryan who both provided great drive and fed the a ack line with precision and pa ence. Kalangadoo were able to take a two-goal lead heading into half me. Both teams came out firing in the second half. Kalangadoo were at mes able to push out the margin to four, but Hatherleigh's fight and tenacity always saw them peg it back to one or two goals but weren't able to gain the upper hand. Gina Gogel took the ball strongly in a ack on a skilled defence. Kalangadoo maintained the two-goal lead at the final whistle sending them straight through to the grand final. Best playersHatherleigh: Marnie Jolly & Ali McClelland; Kalangadoo: Gina Gogel & Jamie Ryan.
Kalangadoo 54 def Hatherleigh 33
Kalangadoo and Hatherleigh ba led it out in a tough A Reserve first quarter, with Kalangadoo taking control early. The first quarter ended 14-9 in Kalangadoo's favour, as the Russell duo, Melissa and Shayden, made Hatherleigh's defenders, Maddie Redman and Millie Smith, work hard for every touch. In the midcourt, Sophie Wrightson and Deni Brown were evenly matched, showing great speed and fitness. In the second quarter, Kalangadoo extended their lead to 3015, pulling away with Melissa and Shayden Russell shoo ng with extreme accuracy. Rosie Ne le and Reanna Weatherall also had a strong contest in the midcourt, with Rosie's speed tes ng Reanna's height advantage, adding another layer of intensity to the game. Hatherleigh's goal circle had to work hard to find clear shoo ng posi ons, as Kalangadoo's defence kept the pressure on. Hatherleigh made adjustments in the third quarter, bringing Lucy Corman back into defence alongside Maddie Redman. Lucy managed a few intercepts, but Melissa Russell's strong twohanded rebounds kept Kalangadoo ahead, finishing the quarter 45-24. In the final quarter, Hatherleigh brought Imogen Nowak and Eliza Mewe into the circle to change things up, but Kalangadoo maintained possession and control, closing the game with a 54-33 victory. Despite Hatherleigh's effort, Kalangadoo proved to be the stronger side on the day. Best players - Kalangadoo: Melissa Russell and Shayden Russell; Hatherleigh: Rosie Ne le and Deni Brown.
A GRADE Glencoe 61 def Kalangadoo 53
The A Grade Second Semi Final did not disappoint with Glencoe taking on Kalangadoo in a ght tussle. Both teams came our strongly scoring their own centre passes. Kalangadoo gained the first break and capitalised accordingly. Glencoe broke back and scores were level. Glencoe applied strong defensive pressure in ring forcing rare misses for the Kalangadoo goalies. Chantelle Cocks started to get into the game with accurate shoo ng. Lara Munro worked hard to get intercepts, but the experience of Cocks and Jenna Paproth was too strong giving Glencoe a 4-goal lead. Kalangadoo 12 Glencoe 16. Both teams started out strongly, with their respec ve a ack lines giving 100%. The game went goal for goal, with accurate shoo ng from both teams. Glencoe picked up the pressure in the defensive circle causing Kalangadoo goalers to miss and Sarah Edwards jumped on the rebounds and drove hard out of defence for Glencoe. The defence for both teams were working over me with their goalers rewarding them with high accuracy finishing. Cocks was the focal point for Glencoe with some beau ful movement and finishing off. Down the other end Abbey Duncan and Ebony McDiarmid were star ng to combine well with on point shoo ng. The Pies pegged back a goal with a free pass and started to gain some momentum in defence with Georgia Duncan and Munro ge ng some touches, a great intercept from Munro saw Kalangadoo capitalise. Glencoe then responded with ght defence from S. Edwards and Kaitlyn Hentschke forcing the usually reliable Kalangadoo feeders into errors. The Murphies pushed out their lead to 5 at half me. The third once again started goal for goal. Strong defensive pressure started to see both sides miss a few goals. Glencoe had some strong consistent play, and it was hard to stop their momentum. Edwards strongly rebounding any missed shots from the Pies. Kalangadoo pulled out the stops to try and stop Glencoe with Georgia Gen le and Jane Auld applying some great centre court pressure. Kalangadoo got plenty of the ball with some great driving onto the circle from Jayde Peacock, despite the ght pressure from Alice Tentye. Peacock con nued to feed well but the Pies goalers started to struggle with their conversion. The Murphies drove well through the mid court through Donna Jaeschke and Ashlea Pfitzner with Paproth and Cocks finishing off well. A Duncan was having to work over me for Kalangadoo moving around the ring well. Peacock feeding with pinpoint accuracy and Duncan shoo ng accurately. Glencoe jumped on every opportunity and scored from it. The pressure from Edwards and Hentschke saw the usually accurate McDiarmid start to miss some shots. Glencoe was the stronger this quarter pulling away to a 14 goal lead and earning their way through to the Grand Final. Kalangadoo made a few changes at the break switching Munro to WD and Gen le into GD. Kalangadoo had the first centre pass, but Glencoe once again rebounded strongly, driving the ball well down court through Jaeschke and Pfitzner, both feeding their goalers accurately. Cocks and Paproth con nued to dominate, shoo ng with high accuracy. Peacock and A. Duncan con nued to work hard in a ack for the Pies. Munro at WD took a couple of courageous intercepts for her team for which she was rewarded by her goalies. Gen le also seemed to curb some of Paproth's influence and saw Kalangadoo pin back a few goals. The Pies defence con nued to work hard but Paproth's experience was working in the Murphies favour Kalangadoo started to transi on more smoothly down the court with some great passing and feeding to their goalies. Jaeschke and Auld were having a great tussle through the middle and both played consistently for their respec ve teams. Pfitzner for Glencoe stepped up this quarter driving hard onto the ring and feeding well despite the pressure applied by Munro. Gen le and G. Duncan were making it harder in this quarter for Glencoe goalers, which resulted in them having a few misses, but Kalangadoo's passing was le ng them down. Peacock con nued to work hard in the goal third providing lots of drive. McDiarmid started to come back into the game posi oning strongly and finished off well. Kalangadoo were jumping on any small opportuni es, and they slowly started to bring the margin closer. Glencoe was just too strong and finished the game 8 goals in front. Best playersGlencoe: Chantelle Cocks and Ashlea Pfitzner; Kalangadoo: Ebony McDiarmid and Jayde Peacock.
Hatherleigh 60 (L. Faulkner, L. Marshall) def Kalangadoo 44 (E. Reeves, H. Griffiths)
Port MacDonnell 47 (B. Lewis, L. McPherson) lost to Kalangadoo 55 (M. Peacock, L. Egan)
Kalangadoo 45 (S. Russell, L. Brook) lost to Mount Burr 56 (S. Sigston, A. Fal ng)
Port MacDonnell 61 (F. Sco , A. Moulden) def Hatherleigh 29 (K. Jones, E. Clarke)
Kalangadoo 48 (G. Gogel, J. Ryan) def Hatherleigh 46 (M. Jolly, A. McClelland)
Kalangadoo 54 (M. Russell, S. Russell) def Hatherleigh 33 (R. Ne le, D. Brown)
Glencoe 61 (C. Cocks, A. Pfitzner) def Kalangadoo 53 (E. McDiarmid, J. Peacock)
13 & Under: A well fought game for our 13&Us securing a well deserved spot in the big dance. They all played with such integrity, grit and determina on. Going goal for goal in the first half didn't ra le the young guns at all. The third quarter saw us shi in to another gear and with confidence we managed to get a more comfortable lead. All the girls worked relessly for the whole game including our cheer squad who were le voiceless. Big thank you to all our helpers and supporters, we couldn't do it without you. One more game to go!
B Reserve: We knew it was not going to be an easy game, with Grace out we had to look at different combina ons in our line up. We started off slow, flat footed and Pt Mac scored a quick four goals in the first few minutes of the game. Ellen started in goals where she gave it her best shot but we missed her presence in our defence line. Demi had a cracker first half playing her best game for the season with direct drives onto the circle, her confidence li ed as she used her voice and got out strongly for the centre passes. At qtr me the score sat at 16-8, we did a tac cal change bringing Nic into GA, Melita back to GS and Ellen back in to D. We found a bit of momentum but Pt Mac’s shooters dominated the goal circle and scored with ease. At half me Amy came on at WA and created some great passages of play to Leit and like usual Leit shot with confidence and accuracy. Keely had a great tussle all game with her opponent and never gave up and took some great intercepts and added speed through our mid court. Nic went from one end of the court to the other and showed a strong presence up both ends. Ella had her work cut out for her but never gave up and forced Pt Mac to use their feeders to gain possession closer to the post. To our credit we never dropped our heads and kept playing our game of netball. Let’s keep up the posi ve energy, have a good training this week and feel excited about playing finals and how far we have come. A big thanks again to Sarah Gray for her guidance and support not only on Saturday but at training. Thanks to our ever so reliable Linda for being our PC and a special thanks to Jo Murray for scoring.
B Grade: It was an electrifying top-ofthe-table clash - a classic goal-forgoal encounter for the majority of the game. Our defensive duo, in Marnie and Maddie, were pivotal throughout. They consistently got their hands to crucial balls and applied ght pressure, ensuring Kalangadoo’s a ackers found it difficult to se le. Sarah also played a strong defensive game, significantly
limi ng the opportuni es of her opposing player. Ali and Ellie were instrumental in driving the ball through the mid-court; demonstra ng great pa ence and precision in feeding the a ack line. Eliza and Liv were excep onal in the shoo ng circle; Liv displayed strength under the ring for crucial rebounds, while Eliza demonstrated her skill with long-range shots, both players accuracy keeping the scoreboard cking over. A tac cal shi in the second quarter saw Maddie move to GD and Marnie to GK. This change had an immediate impact, disrup ng Kalangadoo’s rhythm and adding a new dimension to our defensive end. Georgia’s introduc on in the third quarter at WD further bolstered the team’s defensive effort, showcasing her strength and agility. In a selfless display of team spirit, co-coach Kaz chose not to take the court. The game was ghtly contested, with Kalangadoo holding a slight two-goal lead at hal ime. We showed tremendous resilience, con nuously pegging back the lead and coming within a goal in the dying stages. Despite our valiant efforts, we were unable to edge in front, ul mately going down by 2 goals. There are numerous posi ves to take from the match, including the excep onal vocal support on the court and the relentless fight from every player. We can hold our heads high, having delivered a performance full of heart and determina on. A big thank you to Nat PC and Raels for being the trusty scorer. The best player accolades could easily have been awarded to the en re team, but special men ons go to Marnie Jolly and Ali McClealland for their standout performances. Everyone should be proud of their efforts. Bring on next week!
A Reserve: We started well, going just five goals down at quarter me with the score at 14 to 9. Maddie Redman and Millie Smith put in a solid effort in defence, making Kalangadoo’s shooters work for every goal. Rosie Ne le and Deni Brown gave us great drive in the midcourt, where their speed really made a difference. In the second quarter, Kalangadoo began to pull away, but we kept figh ng. I brought Lucy Corman into defence with Maddie, and they worked well together to apply pressure. Despite their efforts, Kalangadoo kept building their lead, and it became a tough challenge to close the gap. In the final quarter, we made a few changes, bringing Imogen Nowak and Eliza Mewe into the goal circle, but it just wasn’t our day. Though the result didn’t go our way, I’m proud of the team’s effort and resilience. We’ll take this game in stride, learn from it, and bring on this week. Best players Rosie Ne le and Deni Brown.
The 2024 season is fast drawing to a close, a huge congratula ons to the Senior Colts team and the A Grade Netball for booking a spot in the grand finale. Both teams have been successful and very compe ve this year with great depth through the teams. We all wish you the best of luck.
Congratula ons to our trophy winners at the league presenta ons, league leading goal kicker Hamish Gordon in the Junior Colts and also came third in the Mansell Medal. In the Senior Colts count we had numerous kids poll votes which is great. Digby Richards-Fennell finishing fi h was a great achievement. In the Reserves we were fortunate enough to have a new league medallist, Jason Bates who took home the Carthew Medal a er having a phenomenal season, well done Jason. The A Grade team had two players in the team of the year - well done Alex and Dylan with Dylan also being awarded the Most Valuable Player from the opposi on - well done Dylan.
Major sponsors for 2024 seasonGold: MAC Suzuki, ACM Plumbing; Silver: Klas Bilt, Lowndes Abrasive Blas ng, Enchanted Beauty, Sonya Francis Photography, Jens Hotel; Bronze: SE Property, J&M Shanks, TDH Partners, Nutrien Laura and Vicki Hair, Carapace. Also thank you to the many player award sponsors. A big congratula ons to our Under 17s team who had a great strong win over the weekend and have secured a spot in the Grand Final, well done and play hard in the Grand Final.
We wish our 13s all the best in the Prelim Final today
Congratula ons also goes out to League Runner-up U13s Emily Lowndes and to Madi Hagge and Laura Schultz for making the Team of the year. Congratula ons to all award winners throughout the day
Mount Burr Netball Club sends their condolences to Pat Seebohm and families in the loss of her husband Noel. Noel and Pat are strong supporters, life members and patrons of the netball club. Sending all our love and strength to you all in this difficult me.
football the boys hit the oval running. We had first use of the football early but didn't quite capitalise in front of goal. Sam kicked the first goal to kick start the game on his opposite foot, a er that the ball was going arc to arc with no team really controlling the hot footy The second term we jumped ahead with some nice goals from Dan Ferguson, we unfortunately let Mount Burr kick a couple to stay in touch with us. The third term we had the majority of play with Jed, Max and Kade all stepping up and Kaleb and Max kicking a couple nice goals. The last quarter we once again controlled it and won the game by 19 points to make it to the grand finale. Best for the day was a young kid from our Junior Colts team and is playing some amazing football, well done Hamish. Second was Lachy in and under all day, third was Max who loves the big games and stood up, next was Jed who broke lines all day, Pa y Langsmith who played everywhere and used his huge motor. Sixth best was Kade with a big second half. Good luck in the grand finale.
MBNC President, Stacey Lowndes
17 & Under: Well, you all came out ready to play. What a great team game. Each of you played your part with the ability to change when needed. The defensive pressure all over the court made it difficult for Kalangadoo to feed their goalies. Olivia, Lola and Jaimie used a ball side drive to hit circle edge. Sarah and Ashlee worked the circle with pa ence to get a "good shot" on goal. Kaylah and Sara worked hard defensively to stop a circle edge feed. Macy and Tilly forced goalies wide, making it more difficult to score. Abbey played a strong defensive role to limit the movement onto circle edge, and drove hard through the centre to create space as a feeder. A great way to start the finals campaign. Now me to fine tune some skills and plays to be ready for the last game of the year. Thanks to the players and families for the dedica on to training and game day allowing the girls to be successful. Thanks to Stacey for scoring so that all families could enjoy the game. Grand Final, here we come.
We were really lucky enough to play the first semi-final at home in really wet and windy condi ons against a very strong Port MacDonnell team. It was great to see the oval and surrounds looking so amazing so a shout out to Dion Dinnison and the whole Nangwarry commi ee for ge ng the place looking so great. Also thank you to Henry Forbes for his dona on of Nangwarry jackets for all the senior colts' guys - they all looked really good in them. A er losing the toss and kicking against the wind in the first quarter our boys showed excep onal spirit kicking a couple of goals and leading at quarter me 2.1 to 0.1. And again our boys started the second quarter pre y well kicking a couple of goals before Port Mac fought back kicking 3 of their own to make it a really ght game at half me Nangwarry 4.2 to Port Mac 3.3. For the rest of the game it was pre y much goal for goal with Nangwarry leading at the last break by 11 points. Port Mac fought back in the last and hit the lead and looked like they were going to overrun us before our leaders really stood up. Harry Hicks with his first goal for the day snapping a great goal to put us back in front. And then with Elwood Geary kicking his 7th goal of the game late gave us the win Nangwarry 8.6 to Port Mac 6.6. Well done to our guys, we are really proud of how far they have come this season but I feel for Port Mac as there has been nothing in-between all the top 4 sides in the senior colts all year as the results show, it is such an even compe on. It was really a
full team effort all day so picking best players was excep onally hard but some of the be er players for the day were Harry Hicks and Ollie Capewell who controlled the defence all day, Jagger Geary and Tayte Virtanen for his run out of defence. Bay McKinnon, Toby Grigg, Archer Virtanen, Rhys Grigg and Riley Edwards for their work through the middle. And Calais Borman and Elwood Geary for finishing off up forward. Also thank you to Taz and the Nangwarry senior players for helping out on the day to have so many A Grade footballers wan ng to help out is so great to see and we really appreciate it and thank you for all the support we had from the whole club it was amazing. Also I would just like to thank Vesa Virtanen, Adam Dinnison, Steve Virtanen, Ben Geary for helping on the bench throughout the year. Our trainers Gobba and Hannah, Celeste Raymond for taking photos every week, Jason Edwards and Rachel Manninen, Dion Dinnison and all the kids who have filled in or umpired or did water boy for us and everyone else who has helped out throughout the year. And of course all the parents for their support of a great bunch of young men. Lastly I would like to thank Shane Ploenges, Kevin Dinnison and Tamara Ploenges and the whole Nangwarry commi ee for everything you have done all year for us we really appreciate it. Now we look forward to the preliminary final.
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Round 1 - 13th April 2024
Kongorong 19 lt. Mount Burr 87
Glencoe 94 lt. Hatherleigh 108
Tantanoola 40 lt. Robe 96
Port MacDonnell 106 d. Kalangadoo 77
Nangwarry bye
Round 2 - 20th April 2024
Robe 116 d. Glencoe 63
Hatherleigh 132 d. Kongorong 40
Mount Burr 58 d. Kalangadoo 50
Port MacDonnell 136 d. Nangwarry 58
Tantanoola bye
Round 3 - 27th April 2024
Kalangadoo 84 lt. Hatherleigh 136
Kongorong 18 lt. Robe 108
Nangwarry 40 lt. Mount Burr 119
Glencoe 88 d. Tantanoola 71
Port MacDonnell bye
Round 4 - 4th May 2024
Robe 100 d. Kalangadoo 40
Hatherleigh 150 d. Nangwarry 37
Mount Burr 94 d. Port MacDonnell 85
Tantanoola 95 lt. Kongorong 96
Glencoe bye
Round 5 - 11th May 2024
Kalangadoo 133 d. Tantanoola 71
Kongorong 43 lt. Glencoe 120
Nangwarry 39 lt. Robe 171
Port MacDonnell 69 lt. Hatherleigh 125
Mount Burr bye
Round 6 - 18th May 2024
Robe 121 d. Port MacDonnell 44
Hatherleigh 139 d. Mount Burr 36
Glencoe 50 lt. Kalangadoo 118
Tantanoola 110 d. Nangwarry 87
Kongorong bye
Round 7 - 25th May 2024
Kalangadoo 124 d. Kongorong 37
Mount Burr 44 lt. Robe 136
Nangwarry 36 lt. Glencoe 128
Port MacDonnell 139 d. Tantanoola 65
Hatherleigh bye
Round 8 - 1st June 2024
Robe 67 lt. Hatherleigh 80
Kongorong 36 lt. Nangwarry 46
Glencoe 88 lt. Port MacDonnell 126
Tantanoola 50 lt. Mount Burr 101
Kalangadoo bye
8th June - South East Zone Carnival
Round 9 - 15th June 2024
Hatherleigh 199 d. Tantanoola 75
Mount Burr 140 d. Glencoe 68
Nangwarry 24 lt. Kalangadoo 135
Port MacDonnell 193 d. Kongorong 60
Robe bye
1st Semi Final - Pt MacD. 49 lost to Kalangadoo 110 Preliminary Final - 14th September 2024
Round 10 - 22nd June 2024
Mount Burr 120 d. Kongorong 48
Hatherleigh 181 d. Glencoe 61
Robe 144 d. Tantanoola 27 Kalangadoo 176 d. Port MacDonnell 89 Nangwarry bye
Round 11 - 29th June 2024
Glencoe 47 lt. Robe 104 Kongorong 13 lt. Hatherleigh 160
Kalangadoo 69 d. Mount Burr 54
Nangwarry 39 lt. Port MacDonnell 140 Tantanoola bye
Round 12 - 6th July 2024
Hatherleigh 108 d. Kalangadoo 67 Robe 168 d. Kongorong 19
Mount Burr 157 d. Nangwarry 44
Tantanoola 75 d. Glencoe 52
Port MacDonnell bye
13th July - SA Country Championships
Round 13 - 20th July 2024
Kalangadoo 38 lt. Robe 100 Nangwarry 53 lt. Hatherleigh 139
Port MacDonnell 62 d. Mount Burr 49
Kongorong 51 lt. Tantanoola 117
Glencoe bye
Round 14 - 27th July 2024
Tantanoola 42 lt. Kalangadoo 77
Glencoe 129 d. Kongorong 46
Robe 87 lt. Nangwarry 19
Hatherleigh 64 lt. Port MacDonnell 76
Mount Burr bye
Round 15 - 3rd August 2024
Port MacDonnell 74 d. Robe 60
Mount Burr 31 lt. Hatherleigh 111
Kalangadoo 140 d. Glencoe 83
Nangwarry 88 d. Tantanoola 57
Kongorong bye
Round 16 - 10th August 2024
Kongorong 48 lt. Kalangadoo 133
Robe 62 d. Mount Burr 53
Glencoe 79 d. Nangwarry 59
Tantanoola 64 lt. Port MacDonnell 87 Hatherleigh bye
Round 17 - 17th August 2024
Hatherleigh 112 d. Robe 76
Nangwarry 71 lt. Kongorong 75
Port MacDonnell 114 d. Glencoe 64
Mount Burr 77 d. Tantanoola 60 Kalangadoo bye
Round 18 - 24th August 2024
Tantanoola 13 lt. Hatherleigh 173
Glencoe 52 lt. Mount Burr 106
Kalangadoo 113 d. Nangwarry 31
Kongorong 36 lt. Port MacDonnell 161
Robe bye
2nd Semi Final - Hatherleigh 108 defeated Robe 58 Grand Final - 21st September 2024