mid south east football & netball HATHERLEIGH v PORT MACDONNELL GLENCOE v KONGORONG ROBE v MOUNT BURR TANTANOOLA v KALANGADOONangwarrybye #1452ISSUE thROUND 17 - SATURDAY 13 august 2022 MIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUEMAJORSPONSOR MSEFootball L E A G U E MSENetball A S S O C I A T I O N MIDSOUTHEASTFOOTBALLLEAGUENAMINGRIGHTSSPONSOR The Family League Goals Kalangadoo forward Scott Agnew kicked his 100th goal for the season with a haul of 12 straight in last Saturday’s Reserves match against Robe.
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Congratula ons Josh Wight on achieving 200 games at the Hatherleigh Football Club this Saturday! Another Hatherleigh stalwart to achieve the milestone of 200 Senior games, and one of the club’s home grown from his early junior days.
Congratula ons Josh from us all at Hatherleigh and fingers crossed may your year end on a high note again as part of the current HFC reserves side. Not only has Josh been part of the on field success, his contribu ons off field are also to be commended, o en chipping away in the background and s ll to this day assis ng to ensure the club con nues to func on successfully josh wight hatherleigh football club
Josh has been one of the lucky ones during his career achieving premierships in Junior Colts (twice) and Senior Colts (twice), and further a flag in 2005 in his first season of A Grade football. 2008 and 2013 again seen Josh playing pivotal roles in the HFC A Grade Jpremierships.oshdidhavesome me away from the club in 2010 2012 when he was living and studying in Adelaide and played close to 50 games with Angaston FC in the Barossa Light and Gawler Football JAssocia onoshhascertainly been a versa le player during his career playing in most posi ons across the ground and through the ruck given he has always been agile, fit and possesses a good ver cal leap. No doubt probably enjoys his me up forward slightly more than down back and can celebrate a goal! During his career Josh has played representa ve football at both Interleague and Zone level Josh's wife Kelsey is also another valued contributor at the Hatherleigh Netball Club. No doubt the pair of them will have a vested interest for years to come as their son Harry, daughters Lara and Alice progress through the junior ranks showcasing the skills given to them from their talented parents!
Tfuture.ylerRichardson played his debut A Grade game for the Hawks last week against Hatherleigh.
Doover is a great contributor to the club, assis ng Je A ard this year with the coaching of the Senior Colts and always happy to help out wherever he can. Congratula ons Harrison!
richardson makes a grade debut for kongorong Well done Tyler! Tyler is an exci ng speedster who is a wing/forward player with mirror accuracy on both sides of his body, he's very footy smart and is going to be one to look out for in the
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First ge ng a taste in 2014, and then a standout team member in 2019 taking out the league's Runner-up Best and Fairest Award and club's Best & Fairest, and again in 2021 taking out Runner-up Best & Fairest at club level, he has also represented the MSE at interleague level on mul ple occasions.
Harry 'Doover' Evans has been kicking a footy since he could walk. Some 15 years into his playing career Doover has played his 100th A Grade game last week against Hatherleigh.
The Tantanoola Football and Netball Club wish Langers all the best for this milestone game and look forward to him s cking around the club for years to come.
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The 'lads' celebrated well into the night, a er enjoying the hospitality the club provided, and can't wait to do it all again next year!
A smaller gathering of the 20 year reunion of the 2002 B Grade premiership gathered to celebrate their milestone Walsohilst only a few a ended, it was the prelude to the 3 peat reunion planned for 2023, which will see the par cipants of the three Reserves premiership teams converge on the club to celebrate the magnificent feat that was three premierships in a row in the early 2000's, all under coach Darren Hawkins
Special thanks to Dick Waters and Jacqui Doloughan for co ordina ng the day of 1972 A Grade flag of 2002 b Grade
20 Year Reunion
150 Danger's first trophy came in 2004 in the Junior Colts taking home the Most Improved and in 2008 ran onto the field in his first senior appearance. In 2010 he took home another award when he was won the B Grade coaches trophy. 2017 and 2018 Dave had strong seasons winning Best Team Man This weekend Dave Langley takes to the field for his 150th game for the Tantanoola Tigers. A le footer with a huge heart that always puts the team first, Langers has played his whole career in the red and white and is one of those club people who is willing to help out wherever needed.
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Many of the 'players' hadn't been to the club for a number of years, some even decades, as had missed previous reunions, and were very envious of the facili es now provided to the players and supporters. Spacious clubrooms and changerooms, undercover spectator areas, BBQ and booth facili es . all a far cry from what they had at their disposal fi y years ago Whilst many have moved away or no longer involved directly with the club, they all were proud to say Kongorong held special memories for them, and grateful to be extended the invita on to a end the reunion
The Kongorong Sportsmen's Club hosted the 1972 A Grade premiership team reunion on Saturday 6th August, where Club President Amanda Sealey welcomed the a endees and invited them to enjoy a sit down 2 course lunch, a few drinks and to share some of the many memories of that first ever A Grade premiership for the Hawks. Coach John Roberts’ guernsey from that year has hung proudly in the club for many years. A new commemora ve plaque/photo board was unveiled, to acknowledge the milestone, and all those involved on that historic day for the THawkshatsame year Rick Mullan took out the leading goal kicker for the League with 104 goals, and Peter Barry was Runner up Best & Fairest for the League
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Images courtesy MSEFL & Steve Walters (SE Voice / Snapperific) AROUND THE GROUNDS: ROUND 16
Best - Port MacDonnell: F. Lynch, J. NewtonAnderson, T. Newton, M. Brown, G. Hutchesson, J. Carrison; Tantanoola: T McGrath, J. Bromley, M. Nelson, C. Saint, C. Hamilton, M. Langley.
Goals - Port MacDonnell: L. Richards, D. Habner 2, W. Lewis, K. Gilmore; Tantanoola: C. Baker 3, B. Hateley, E. Bowman 2, J. Bevan 2. Kongorong 2.1 3.3 4.4 6.4 (40) Hatherleigh 3.3 6.5 9.7 11.9 (75) Best - Kongorong: B. Von Stanke-Dowie, C. Janeway, B. Von Stanke-Dowie, R. Newton, J. Allen, H. Elletson; Hatherleigh: H. Jones, Z. Bowering, B. Werchon, T. Atkinson, J. Bellinger
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Goals - Port MacDonnell: A. Ridding 3, E. Gladman, J. Schleter, J. Turner 5, S. Merre , K. Thomson, B. Newton, T. Sullivan 3, W. Chant 3, W. Macdonald 5, N. Wilke, B. Newton, A. Lamb, N. Brotherton; Tantanoola: Z. Walker, B. Reilly, J. Ryan 3, R. Simmons 2, B. Pi s, C. Barre .
Goals - Kongorong: J. Ryan 2, C. Sandercock 2, H. Evans, M. Waters, J. A ard, A. Lightbody; Hatherleigh: J. Skeer, J. Galpin, B. Mitchell 2, M. Telford, S. Telfer 8, J. Wight, J. Dowdy 4, P Chay 4. Port MacD. 8.3 13.12 21.14 28.17 (185) Tantanoola 2.2 5.6 8.8 9.10 (64) Kalangadoo 3.2 15.6 21.7 32.10 (202) Robe 2.1 3.1 5.4 6.6 (42)
Best - Kongorong: W. Cameron, D. Hann, L. Pulford, D. Robinson, S. Farrell; Hatherleigh: A. Reid, W. Oconnor, C. Slape, J. Wight, C. Skeer, J Gilbertson.
T. Bell Goals - Kalangadoo:
New, C Gen le, B. Male, J. Norman, E. Young, C. Box 2; Robe: H. Peel, J. Bryant 2, M. Mckenny, S. Moore, C. Weston 5, K. Carter 2, F. Peel 2, B. Hayes Goals - Mount Burr: B. Sharp 4, N. Manhood, B. Lawson 2, M. Abduvahobov 3, C. Sparkes, C. Carr 2, C. Bevan; Nangwarry: H. Stewart, A. Virtanen 2. JUNIOR colts Goals - Mount Burr: C. Bevan 6, D. Brant 3; Nangwarry: C. Bormann 3, H. Thomson. MSEFL Champion Club AwardKlasbilt MT BURR 36 12 36 24 108 TANTANOOLA 12 20 20 4 56 GLENCOE 24 32 16 52 124 HATHERLEIGH 44 56 48 34 182 PORT MACDONNELL 40 4 8 40 92 ROBE 28 28 56 26 138 NANGWARRY 4 20 0 16 40 A GRADE RESERVES SNR COLTS JNR COLTS TOTAL KALANGADOO 52 52 24 0 128 KONGORONG 16 32 44 60 152
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Port MacD. 2.1 6.1 8.3 28.4 (52) Tantanoola 5.7 8.10 12.12 15.16 (106)
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Mount Burr 3.4 8.5 10.7 14.9 (93) Nangwarry 0.1 2.1 2.1 3.2 (20)
Goals - Port MacDonnell: R. Von Stanke, J Spehr, M. Brown 4, A. Richards 2; Tantanoola: C. Saint 3, C. Hamilton 2, N. Bell, D. Hogan 5, N. Chapple, M. Sporer, M. Nelson, J. Bromley Kalangadoo 6.2 12.3 16.4 19.8 (122) Robe 0.1 2.1 2.2 3.3 (21) Best - Kalangadoo: S. Agnew, J. Mansell, J Brennan, D. Jeffree, J. Searle, T. Jones; Robe: D. Day, E. Samuel, J. Robertson, S. Ferguson, J
round 16 MATCH RESULTS Kongorong 2.1 3.2 3.4 8.9 (57) Hatherleigh 7.3 13.6 17.11 23.18 (156)
Best - Kongorong: R. Lucas, A. Page, N. Von Stanke-Dowie, H. Elletson, D. Richardson, L. Allen; Hatherleigh: T. Bowering, E. Marshall, O Howell, C. Taylor, C. Bellinger
Best - Port MacDonnell: T. Sullivan, K. Thomson, W. Chant, W. Macdonald, N. Wilke, N. Brotherton; Tantanoola: R. Simmons, J. Ha , Z. Walker, T. Ha , A. Roberts. Bendigo Bank A Grade Best - Kongorong: M. Cordy, M. Waters, J Whi y, C. O’Dea, A. Lightbody, J. A ard; Hatherleigh: M. Marrio , P. Chay, J. Galpin, S. Telfer, Z. Jones. Mount Burr 15.5 22.9 32.14 41.20 (266) Nangwarry 1.1 1.1 3.3 4.3 (27) Best - Mount Burr: H. Smith, W. Bowering, T Allen, T. Stanley, J. Gregory, B. Hennink; Nangwarry: J. Virtanen, J. Mills, A. Hyland, J Pudney, B. Just, T. Badman.
Goals - Mount Burr: W. Bowering 3, H. Smith 9, J. Wallis 2, B. Hennink 5, N. Muhovics, B. Sharp, T. Allen 2, R. Gamble, D. Ridley 2, G. Whennen 2, J. Fiebig, R. Duncan, J. Gregory 7, J. Wallis 4; Nangwarry: T. Badman, A. Hyland 3.
Best - Kalangadoo: M. Krieger, M. Fatchen, B. Gregory, B. Auld, M. Davies, A. Stone; Robe: T Miller, T. Williams, J. Kelly, J. Hentschke, J. Pe t, T. Wachtel.
Goals - Kongorong: T. Bellinger 2, S. Von Stanke, B. Von Stanke-Dowie 2, T. Richardson; Hatherleigh: H. Jones 8, B. Werchon, A. Ne le, J. Atkinson. Best - Mount Burr: D. Brant, H. Johnston, L. Thiele, R. Gardiner, J. Burchell, I. Mitchell; Nangwarry: Not supplied.
Best - Kalangadoo: J. Box, E. Burr, L. McCann, M. Monaghan, A. Cooper, D. Gibbons-Clark; Robe: B. Dew, C. Moore, A. Hagge , J Hinchliffe, C. Hooper Best - Port MacDonnell: K. Gilmore, H. Carroll, N. Perryman, Z. Smith, J. Lewis, C. Wilson; Tantanoola: E. Bowman, J. Bevan, K. Bell, Z. Linnell, K. Shawyer
Goals - Kalangadoo: A. Stone 2, L. Jones 3, P Davies 4, M. Davies, J. O’Connor, B. Auld, B. Gregory 5, A. Lyon 2, M. Krieger 12, B. Mules; Robe: J. Kelly 2, J. Aston, J. Bryant, T. Miller 2. Kongorong 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 (2) Hatherleigh 4.5 12.9 17.14 21.19 (145) RESERVES
Goals - Mount Burr: M. Teagle 2, S. Evans 2, L. Alcock, Z. Gray, T. Hales 2; Nangwarry: C. Hicks 2, V. Virtanen, J. Moore 5. senior colts Port MacD 3.1 5.1 5.4 5.9 (39) Tantanoola 3.0 6.5 8.7 8.8 (56)
Best - Kalangadoo: B. Male, J. O’Connor, C Gen le, T. Jerome, C. Box, J. Norman; Robe: K Carter, F. Peel, J. Bryant, C. Thomas, C. Weston
Goals - Kongorong: A. Page, K. Galloway, H. Elletson, R. Lucas 2, J. Gordon.
Goals - Robe: B. Carter, J. Mckenny 4, C. Moore 2, J. Hinchliffe, S. Aitken 2, A. Hagge . Mount Burr 3.1 5.2 8.4 9.6 (60) Nangwarry 0.0 0.2 1.3 4.5 (29) Kalangadoo 2.2 4.4 7.6 8.8 (56) Robe 3.2 6.5 12.6 15.8 (98)
0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Robe 5.1 6.6 10.11 12.13 (85) Best - Mount Burr: M.
Goals - Kongorong: No goals; Hatherleigh: T Bell 5, T. Merre 5, M. Telfer 3, L. Brown 3, C. Skeer 3, W. Oconnor, R. Lindner
Goals - Port MacDonnell: C. Wilson 2, T Howard 2, K. Gilmore 6, T. Neale 2, K. Gilmore, Z. Lewis, J. Lewis 3, J. Virgo, L. Bowd, T. Dennert; Tantanoola: J. Bevan. Kongorong 1.2 1.3 2.6 6.6 (42) Hatherleigh 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 (1) Port MacD 4.3 11.4 14.5 20.8 (128) Tantanoola 0.1 0.1 1.2 1.2 (8)
B. Sharp, B. Sandow, C. Sparkes, N. Manhood, C. Montuori; Nangwarry:
GoalsWilson.-Kalangadoo: S. Agnew 12, J. Jones, J Mansell 2, T. Jones 3, C. Gibbs; Robe: J Campbell, A. Strydom, B. Ling. Mount Burr 2.8 5.9 6.11 8.13 (61) Nangwarry 2.1 2.1 6.3 8.4 (52) Best - Mount Burr: S. Evans, Z. Gray, J. Poulish, M. Teagle, N. Telfer, G. Wimshurst; Nangwarry: A. Heron, J. Moore, M. Chaplin, S. Brooksby, J Clayfield, C. Bonney
Best - Port MacDonnell: K. Gilmore, R. Morgan, A. Lamb, H. Tickle, L. Richards, E. PerrymanCary; Tantanoola: S. Simmons, R. Simmons, K. Bell, C. Baker, B. Scanlon, E. Bowman.
ladders Bendigo Bank A Grade Hatherleigh 8 5 1 2 550 374 34 59.52 Senior Colts Port MacD. 10 4 0 2 1284 933 40 57.92 Glencoe 6 8 0 2 1044 1220 24 46.11 Glencoe 8 6 0 2 944 825 32 53.36 Kongorong 4 11 0 1 1074 1525 16 41.32 Tantanoola 3 11 0 2 867 1611 12 34.99 Kongorong 8 7 0 1 838 885 32 48.64 Kalangadoo 13 1 0 2 2159 576 52 78.94 Mt Burr 9 5 0 2 1283 1094 36 53.98 W L D B For Agst Pts % Reserves W L D B For Agst Pts % Hatherleigh 14 0 0 2 1764 193 56 90.14 Kalangadoo 13 1 0 2 1706 315 52 84.41 Nangwarry 5 10 0 1 658 1088 20 37.69 Mt Burr 3 11 0 2 352 1455 12 19.48 Tantanoola 5 9 0 2 586 1061 20 35.58 W L D B For Agst Pts % Hatherleigh 12 2 0 2 1110 639 48 63.46 Kongorong 11 4 0 1 1350 825 44 62.07 Mt Burr 9 5 0 2 978 841 36 53.77 Kalangadoo 6 8 0 2 929 1004 24 48.06 Robe 7 6 0 2 710 764 28 48.17 Hatherleigh 11 3 0 2 1812 731 44 71.25 Port MacD 1 13 0 2 442 1414 4 23.81 Tantanoola 5 8 0 2 789 863 18 47.76 Glencoe 4 10 0 2 817 1237 16 39.78 Port MacD 2 12 0 2 593 982 8 37.65 Nangwarry 1 14 0 1 751 2180 4 25.62 Robe 7 7 0 2 1039 1443 28 41.86 Robe 14 0 0 2 1137 488 56 69.97 Nangwarry 0 14 0 1 704 1396 2 33.52 Junior Colts W L D B For Agst Pts % Kongorong 15 0 0 1 1067 313 60 77.32 Glencoe 13 1 0 2 961 352 52 73.19 Port MacD. 10 4 0 2 822 480 40 63.13 Robe 6 7 1 2 517 605 26 46.08 Tantanoola 1 13 0 2 454 1142 4 28.45 Kalangadoo 0 14 0 2 457 1308 0 25.89 Nangwarry 4 11 0 1 503 734 16 40.66 Mt Burr 6 8 0 2 619 606 24 50.53 14 George Street, Millicent Phone 8733 1725 Email in2tmw@bigpond.com leading goalkickers sponsored by Bendigo Bank A Grade Michael Krieger Kalangadoo 12 73 Andrew Hyland Nangwarry 3 54 Hamish Smith Mount Burr 9 53 Jack Gregory Hatherleigh 7 39 Ben Gregory Kalangadoo 5 39 Bradley Mitchell Port MacDonnell 2 37 Sam Telfer Mount Burr 8 37 Jake Dowdy Hatherleigh 4 36 Patrick Davies Kalangadoo 4 34 Name Club R16 Total Reserves Tim Merre Hatherleigh 5 48 Kev Thomson Kalangadoo 1 34 Name Club R16 Total Sco Agnew Kalangadoo 12 100 Tom Bell Hatherleigh 5 62 Josh Wight Hatherleigh - 23 Calais Bormann Nangwarry 3 18 Name Club R16 Total Brodie Von Stanke Dowie Kongorong 2 55 Tyler Jones Kalangadoo 3 42 Emayah Young Kalangadoo 1 26 Name Club R16 Total Harrison Elleston Kongorong 1 35 Louis Brown Hatherleigh 3 26 Sam Haase Glencoe - 19 Tyler Richardson Kongorong 1 35 Daniel Hann Kongorong - 20 Codee Weston Robe 5 49 Kallan Bevan Mt Burr - 30 Cooper McCann Kalangadoo 1 31 Kai Gilmore Port MacDonnell 6 34 Joel Bryant Robe 2 37 Rhys Newton Kongorong - 18 Shakielle Von Stanke Kongorong 1 30 Charlie Bevan Mount Burr 6 41 Daniel Ferguson Glencoe - 41 Junior Colts Ben Curran Glencoe - 36 Tory Weaver Glencoe - 36 Craig Hicks Nangwarry 2 22 Senior Colts Harvey Jones Hatherleigh 8 76 Je Lewis Port MacDonnell 3 23 Tayte Virtanen Nangwarry - 19
A Grade: Last week, we travelled down to sunny Kalangadoo for a tough day of footy. The oval was in great condi on considering the amount of rain that poured down in the days leading up to the weekend. The ground was s ll considerably heavy under foot which would result in plenty of cramps. We knew from the outset that we would be up against a mammoth task of bea ng the ladder leader Kalangadoo, but we were ready to throw the kitchen sink at them. The first quarter proved to be an even ba le with plenty of physicality around the footy. The Robe defenders rebounded well with Tommy Williams winning the first quarter ba le on Michael Krieger. Both teams went goal for goal in the first quarter with Kalangadoo going into quarter me only 7 points up. From the start of the second quarter Kalangadoo started to get their outside running game going with Pat Davies and Andrew Stone having an impact for Kalangadoo. Kalangadoo went into half me with full control and a 77-point lead. In the second half, Kalangadoo con nued to control the football and hi ng their forwards in Krieger and Ben Gregory. Robe con nued to ba le all day and certainly didn't lay the tools down. Tom Miller for Robe was a standout in the ruck with Jack Kelly ge ng plenty of the ball and slo ng 2 goals. Tommy Williams was an absolute wall in defence and took some strong defensive marks. The Robe lads con nued to ba le to the very end and I can't fault their effort. This week, we have our last home game for the season against Mt Burr. Although finals our out of reach for the A Grade, there is plenty to look forward to with the Senior Colts and Reserves both s ll in the hunt. Let's get plenty of red and white fans there to cheer them on. Junior Colts: We came up against an undermanned Kalangadoo side who were up for a contest all day. We were coming off the back of a couple of tough losses and were ready to bounce back. We started extremely well with the ball going inside 50 numerous mes and the forwards being able to capitalise. We were up by 4 goals at qtr me. The second quarter wasn’t our best with everyone trying to get on the end of a goal but our forward line was congested and we found it difficult to score. With a few tweaks at half me we opened it right up and managed to pile on the goals in the third. The middle worked well with a few people ge ng a run in there that normally may not. We sent our captain to the opposi on in the last and people were thrown around a fair bit but we s ll managed to play some pre y good footy. We ran away with a 12 goal win. With finals not within reach we con nue to try and get be er every week and build our skills and awareness.
ROBE ROOSTERS seniors A Grade Coach: Tom Wachtel B Grade Coach: Simon Ferguson senior juniorcoltscolts Coach: Jack Sneath Coach: Sam Huebner 1 Jacob Parker 6 Flynn Collins 2 Reid Johns 3 Byron Carter 5 Joey McKenny 9 Vincent Moore 10 Jayson Camino 11 John Hinchliffe 12 Spencer Aitken 13 Tyson Maczkowiack 14 Archie Hagge 15 Brodie Dew 18 Finn Malone 8 Charles Moore 20 Jaxon Johns 23 Seth Maczkowiack 32 Eli Jess 37 Noah Maczkowiack 29 Angus McLachlan 41 Dylan Thomas 25 Saxon Mar n 26 Jack McGuiness 22 Riley Bermingham 27 Ethan Carter 31 Maddox Boyle 1 Hudson Peel 3 Jimmy Murch 7 Max Robertson 6 Mason Keane [c] 2 Cooper Thomas 4 Joel Bryant 5 Mason McKenny 9 James Du on 15 Kaiden Carter 16 Riley Boundy 17 Taj Boundy 18 Flynn Peel [vc] 20 Nathan Gibbons 21 Benny Hayes 22 Cameron Gibbons 23 Kyle Hampel 24 Andre Strydom10 Ollie Hagge 11 Seb Moore 19 Myles Burzaco 30 Raj Legoe 12 Codee Weston 31 Blake Wyllie 32 Riley Sutherland13 Ollie McInnes 4 Ben Jess 5 James Francisco 3 Flynn Peel 6 Egan Regnier 7 Blake Langer 8 Jack Kelly [A vc] 9 Jordan Pe t 10 Jed Jarre 40 James Cornish 49 James Kokiousis 53 Harry Hooper 14 Tom Williams [A c] 30 Simon Ferguson [B c] 47 Christopher Burdon 39 Luke Hann 20 Kaiden Woodward 19 Jack Sneath 26 Patrick Fennell 13 Sam Huebner 43 Kane Dunn 48 Fred Batzias 55 Joe Laurie 51 Ollie Hagge 44 Josh Wilson 11 Jordy Aston 56 Tom Miller 15 Dougal Day 23 Brodie Foulds 12 Joel Bryant 18 Jordan Hentschke 22 Sam Clements 25 Patrick Ma hews 27 Lachy Hentschke 28 James Phillips 31 Nick Hurst 34 Ma Jennings 35 Riley Dickinson 37 Kane Cross 17 Jesse Robertson 16 Bram Whi lesea 21 Tom Wachtel 29 Ty Palmer 32 Alex Clements 36 Jasper Barri 41 Tom Emery 50 Tom Kurray 58 James Ma hews 54 Jed Regnier 59 Adam Brooks
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Reserves: We travelled across to Kalangadoo, it was a cold, wet day. We had mul ple players out again due to availability and commitment which has been a constant weekly issue for the team. Anyhow Kalangadoo were far to good, they moved the ball so well and we were beaten all over the ground. Best for Robe was Dougal Day, Simon Ferguson, Elroy Samuels, Jesse Robertson and Josh Wilson. Our next game is a must win against Mt Burr, so our final chances stay alive.
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Go Burr! Junior Colts: Last week we hosted Nangwarry and knew we were up for a good challenge. We had a highly contested game and lucky enough for our boys and girl we had a handy lead before it became quite wet. All our boys and girl played really well and was good to see lots of shepherds from them. Best players for us were Deklan Brant, Heath Johnston, Levi Thiele, Reed Gardiner, Jordan Burchell, Isabel Mitchell. Thank you to all the volunteers on the day to make the game happen and thank you to Nangwarry lending us a player We look forward to the next couple of games to finish our season off strong. Cheers Tom.
Senior Colts: Last week we were back home a er a long break away. We came up against a determined Nangas team and had a comfortable win. A er an undisciplined start the boys pulled themselves together and played some great football and we are now assured of a finals berth which is reward for their hard work all season. Best players were Muhammad Abduvhobov covered the ground well in the ruck. Brady Sharp was at his best up forward finishing with four goals. Brock Sandow was solid across hal ack. Caleb Carr had a great game and provided a good target. Nathaniel Manhood got his hands on the ball and was rewarded with a great goal. Cohen Montuori was strong at the ball and set up plenty of play to our advantage. B Grade: We took on Nangwarry at home last Saturday and ended up coming home with the points. It was a tough game and showed how far our young side has come since we were completely outplayed by Nangas in the first round. Best player was Shawn Evans who played a great game in the midfield and also kicked his first 2 goals for the club. Other players who made a substan al contribu on were captain Zac Gray, Jayden Poulish, Mark Teagle, Noah Telfer and George Wimshurst. We are looking forward to and expec ng to be compe ve again next match against Robe. Thanks to everyone who helped out on the day.
football club notesseniors A Grade Coach: Reece Duncan B Grade Coach: Rob Francis Coach: Tim Li le Coach: Tom Hales senior juniorcoltscolts 1 Wil Bowering 27 Josh Fiebig [c] 6 Brodie Hennink 22 Sam Wallis 9 Nathan Muhovics 15B Jack Hateley 4A Hamish Smith 4B Harrison Sutcliffe 46 Harrison Corman 49 Clint Bowering 14 Taylor Allen [vc] Sam Bell Jayden Poulish 28B Stephen Rees 5 James Wallis 11 Bailey Poulish 12 Mark Teagle 20 Je Bowering 26 Noah Telfer 18 Dylan Ridley 30 Ed Ballantyne 2 Geordie Whennen 10 Tom Fennell 17 Lachie Alcock 21 Jesse Robbins 29 Harvey Muhovics 15A Rhys Gamble 31A Reece Duncan 33 Braeden Thwaites 34 Zac Gray 16 Tyler Stanley 19 Kaz Neilson 12 Brodie Gregory 31B Frazer Johnston 35 Jack Gregory 36 Josh Wallis 40 Kody Bowering 43 Tom Hales 44 Ben Ballantyne 28A Jack Muhovics 32 Peter Guye 47 Jacob Gregory 52 Josh Murphy 54 Jack TGeorAndrFrancisewRidleygeWimshurstysonLangdon 16 Caleb Carr 9 Brock Sandow 10 Bradlee Lawson 28 Dallas Montuori 5 Kallan Bevan 30 Cohen Montuori 2 Lukas Montuori 14 Calum Sparkes 18 Liam Johnston 7 Blake Brant 19 John Wimshurst 25 Chance Mitchell 26 Ryan Long 1 Brady Sharp 27 Rylan Burchell Trey Norton-Li le 12 AbduvMuhammadahobov 1 Jordan Burchell 6 Eli Green 7 Logan Carr 8 Jayden Garner 23 Charlie Bevan 9 Rylan Mckay 31 Heath Johnston 24 Declan Brant 18 Reed Gardiner mount burr mozzies
A Grade: Firstly congratula ons to Jack and Courtney who welcomed Luka into the world during our bye weekend. A special moment and another father/son added to the list! Congrats guys. Also congratula ons to Josh and Leila a er Joshy took a knee and asked the big one! A smooth mover in every sense, congrats! Saturday was a good turn around for us a er a tough loss to Kalangadoo before the bye. Great to see the boys stay hungry for a full 4 quarters and con nue to push each other l the very end. Happy to be back on the winners listplenty more work to do though. Best for the day - Big Smithy was 1st a er bagging 9 for the day in a roman c show for the ages. Young Wilbur Bowering scored 2nd with his zip and polish throughout the day and a clean white headband really catching the eye. 3rd was Wombat Taylor who burrowed in from start to finish and loved every minute of it. Knife was 4th with his run, link and carry from the backline - an important piece for us. Papa Swag himself was 5th with 7 on the board and some fantas c electrical link up work with Smithy during the day. Brodz was 6th with his usual penetra ng kicks se ng us up me and me again. Really could have been the whole side in there. Special men on to our young guys who once again stood up and played some big roles for us. Great to get 4 from 4 wins for the day in the football. On to Robe @ Robe this week, back to sponsor Beachport Pub for presenta ons.
Findwww.tantanoolafootballclub.spor ngpulse.netusonFacebook:TantanoolaFootballandNetballClub football club notes TANTANOOLA TIGERS seniors A Grade Coach: Jak Ryan B Grade Coach:
Coach: Mike Reilly Coach: Ma Sporer & Jake Bromley senior juniorcoltscolts 8 Ellis Cushion 17 Roy Osborne 5 Cade Kelly 41 Sco Bowering 14 Cooper Hamilton 3 Cameron Patzel 6 Troy Ha 9 Jack Dawe 2 Will Wright 11 Darcy Pink 19 Marc Roberts 15 Brandon Pi s 20 Corey Barre 21 Nathan Bell 27 Hamish Thompson 13 Jak Ryan 27 Blake Bowman 28 Brayden Lane 1 Saxon Altschwager 36 James Batchelor 18 Tyson McGrath 24 Chris McCallum 31 Nick Cory 33 Ma Sporer 37 Aaron Trowbridge 22 Zane Walker 23 Darcy Hogan 7 Jack Cytrowski 4 Zac Walker 32 Tom Winkley 35 Hayden Brown 34 Daniel Clarke 12 Braydn Reilly 30 Nathan Chapple 10 Jack Patzel 38 Rhys Po er 16 Mark Langley 29 Jordan Ha 39 David Langley 40 Alec Roberts 42 Ma Nelson 43 Jacob Wright 44 Jake Bromley 48 Tyson Holden 49 Ma Sorella 56 Brodie Snook 45 Brad Williams 1 Lucas Simmons 31 Jake Bevan 37 Chad Cockrum 20 Jedd Hardingham 23 Jayden Hunter 30 Nicholas Li le 18 Eli Bowman 16 Ethan Hales 25 Evan Jazepczyk 28 Charlie Bromley 32 Josh Vanderhorst 36 Kobe Bromley 38 Kaiden Shawyer 40 Zak Linnell 41 Summer Batchelor 43 Kaden Bell 49 Harvey Vanderheul 66 Harley Chapple 2 Cade Kelly 3 Brad Scanlon 5 Corey Baker 7 Ashliegh Foulds 8 Ellis Cushion 10 Samuel Simmons 15 Braydn Hateley 16 Ethan Hales 17 Brayden Rowe 18 Eli Bowman 1 Lucas Simmons 6 Ryan Simmons 9 Jack Cytrowski 19 Noah Cockrum 43 Kaden Bell 31 Jake Bevan 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr final ktantanoolaalangadoo
The Tantanoola Football and Netball Club would like to thank our volunteers who at short no ce helped with the rescheduling of Port Mac's home game to Tant. Port Mac did a fantas c job reorganising everything and pulling it all together, certainly no easy feat. It's great to see two clubs working together to get a great day of country footy and netball played. Amazing work everyone. Our last home game for the season and we will be finishing off with a jukebox in the club tonight. Congratula ons to David Langley who plays his 150th game for Tant today. Langers is a Tiger through and through and it's great to see him make this Somemilestone.dates to remember for the rest of the season: Junior Presenta on – Sunday 11th September (a er Prelim SeniorFinal) Presenta on – Friday 23rd September Under 11: The kids were all excited when Alec Roberts turned up early to watch them play. The kids were quick to tell me that he is their coach which is great to see how much they love him. The skills were the best I've ever seen with at least 5 or 6 mes the kids moved the ball from one end of the oval to the other hi ng targets and taking marks all the way and the ball never hit the ground. The way they all get into the play compared from the start of the year is amazing. Awards went to Xavier Yates, Abbi Brown, Zac Chapple and Jack Rowe.
Senior Colts: G'day everyone, last week the colts took on Port Mac. With limited numbers and having some junior colts step up for a second game the boys seemed keen on pu ng in the hard yards for a hard fought win. A strong start in the first with a couple goals and then holding onto that lead throughout the second. The boys were in good shape to finish out the game strong. With a lot of unselfish play from us and great team work, we were able to pop another couple goals on the board allowing the boys out to come away with the win.
Junior Colts: Thanks heaps to Pt Mac and everyone involved in organising the change of grounds last week as our young junior colts would have struggled to move around on their heavy ground. Also big shout out to the Pt Mac boys that came over and played a qtr for us. Our young side went down but we are s ll taking steps forward. Eli was huge down at full back for us once again ge ng best on ground. Other best players were Jake, Kaden, Zac and Kaiden Shawyer Big shout out to Harley Chapple, one of our under 11s, chasing down a much bigger kid and laying his first tackle in junior colts. Keep working boys, we are improving every week.
Reserves: With the venue change, saw us back home against Pt Mac. With two big milestones for Jake Bromley playing his 250th and also Tyson McGrath's 200th we had a lot to play for and the boys didn't disappoint by ge ng a comfortable win by the end of the game. Best on ground was Tyson McGrath playing some of his best footy for the season. Other best players were Jake Bromley, Coop Hamilton, Ma Nelson and Mark Langley Nick Cory
Under 11: Once again we had great numbers in the Mini's! Boxy and Tys have the kids flying. They are developing at a rapid rate. Tenacious tackling and team work have been the focus this season.
Junior Colts: We were undermanned and undersized again last week, but the kids always play a good hard brand of football. Robe ended up running away winners, which I don't think truly reflects how the game panned out. For such a small and inexperienced side our pressure around the ball was second to none. Keep working hard kids! Senior Colts: Last week we came up against one of the best junior sides in recent mes. Robe have played together for a long me and haven’t lost in 3 years. Our boys were excep onal, they tackled hard all game, were skilful when transi oning the ball forward. Brad Male was named best player, he is pu ng a really consistent season together. It's really important to stay posi ve and keep building. With sustained hard work more results will come. B Grade: What an incredible day for our B Grade side and our whole club with Sco y Agnew being able to kick his 100th goal for the season. Sco y was able to kick 12 goals straight on Saturday to reach the milestone in the third quarter. As coach it was an absolute privilege to be part of this special achievement and I would like to acknowledge the rest of the team who should also take some credit in this achievement. Even though the 100th goal was the highlight the lads also played a really good solid game against a tough opponent in Robe. The 100 point win was not reflec ve of what was a really tough, ght game of football where Jus n Mansell was dominate across half back and Jordy Brennan made a welcome return to the team. TJ also con nued his great from by kicking a number of majors. This week we look forward to tackling a tough Tantanoola side that are always hard to beat at home.
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Seniors: Robe came into this game si ng 5th on the ladder We knew they were going to be tough, quick and very skilful. But fortunately for Kalangadoo, our relentless pressure and desire to hunt the ball came through again. We won the game by 160 points. We scored 12 goals in the 2nd quarter and 11 in the last quarter. I think this was the best we have executed our game plan all season. Once again our back 6 were superb. They intercepted and rebounded superbly, making it a nightmare for any forward. Kriegs was excep onal once again, kicking 12 and being named BOG. This week sees us take on Tantanoola in 4 must win Aclashes.quickreminder that this Saturday is the races night at the Blue Lake Golf Club. As well as Sunday is the Goods and Service Auc on. Our major fundraiser for the year. See you all Gothere.Maggies! 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr final
football club notes kalangadoo magpies seniors A Grade Coach: Kevin Stark B Grade Coach: Adam Box senior colts Coach: Tom Williams junior colts Coach: Steve McCann 9 K. Stark 12 L. Jones 14 P. Davies 7 J. Bannister 17 J. Larocca 3 T. McManus 4 A. Stone 5 S. McManus 6 D. Jeffree 8 M. Fatchen 10 M. Lowe 11 C. Mules 13 T. Williams 15 D. Barlow 16 J. Jones 19 M. Davies 20B T. Jones 22 J. Pra 23 N. Reeves 25 T. Schumacher 26 B. Auld 27 B. Gregory 35 T. Searle 20A J. O’Connor 24 J. Mules 33 M. Krieger 36 J. Searle 32 S. Devine 18 J. Mansell 37 E. Pegler 39 A. Blom 40 B. Ousey 29 A. Lyon 42 C. Jorgensen 43 T. Scholz 34 B. Mules 21 S. Casey 51 M. Varcoe 53 C. Gibbs 44 C. Larocca 58 T. Brennan 46 S. McLaughlin 64 M. Gribben 47 L. Carlson 37 Riley Parsons 81 Emayah Young 3 Cooper McCann 27 Bradyn Dohnt 6 Archie New 8 Kayn Shepherd 42 Charlie ThomasBoxTranter51 Brad Male 20 Jack O’Connor 37 Oliver Gregory Logan Burr 7 Ryder White 21 Thomas Jerome 30 Deklin Joyce 18 Connor Gen le 55 Jayk Norman 1 Natalia Edwards 4 Rachel Jerome 7 Ryder White 11 Dante Gibbons Clark 41 Jack Sajevec 39 Jessie Dekoning 13 Lachlan McCann 33 Koby Parker 37 Oliver Gregory Darcy Wurst Hayden Szanto 31 Alexander Lee Elodi Burr 14 Emalee Sajevec Ma hew Thomas 44 Joseph Box 25 Emma Jerome 38 Benjamin Blom 33 Nathanial Cooper 20 Max Monaghan Images courtesy Steve Walters (Snapperific) Round 16 saw us host Robe. Another perfect winter's day. Robe were too strong across the 1st 2 grades last week. But we prevailed in both Senior games.
A Grade: A ripper day for football greeted us at Kongorong last week. We really wanted to get off to a good start and that we did with good ball movement and very good use of the football going forward we went into the main break with a solid 10 goal lead. The second half ghtened up as Kongorong li ed their intensity and the game became a bit more scrappy. We ended up with a 99 point win with Sam Telfer (8 goals) and Paddy Chay (4 goals) leading the way up forward while Jordy Galpin and Zach Jones had a good day in the middle finding plenty of the ball. This week we are back on our home deck taking on Port Mac in a big game coming into finals. Go Eagles!
B Grade: We travelled down to Kongorong on Saturday with pre y miserable weather forecast and a video report of a muddy oval, don't know what happened to the weather man but Halesy reckons it was the best weather he has seen at Kongorong in 20 years. With a few late changes to the side and a few boys not feeling the greatest a er Gilbo’s 6 tooth chops got a hold of them on Friday. We came out and played some excellent football. Clean and team first footy. Reidy was back to his best claiming first best. Will O'Connor had a great game across half back to get second. Reggie ba led all day to take out 3rd, sun seeker Wight took home 4th having a good game at CHB. Ol guts Skeer was up and about kicking 3 in front of the misso to claim 4 and young 6 Tooth took 6th best. 5 goals each to Rural and Muff we ran out comfortable winners in the end to win by 143 points.
Senior Colts: Last week we took on Kongorong down by the coast. The forecast showed it was supposed to be an ordinary day for footy but we ended up with a perfect day. With not a breath of wind and blue skies the boys set out to face one of the be er teams in the compe on. The first quarter was ght as the boys kicked 3 goals to the Hawks’ 2. It looked to be a very even game. But a er a bit of a rev up at quarter me they came out firing kicking 3 goals to Kongorong’s 1 and having majority of the ball use and inside 50 me. The boys kicked away for the next half kicking another 5 goals to eventually win the game by 5 goals. Our be er players were Harvey Jones, once again kicking a huge bag of 8. Zak Bowering stood up when mes got tough and a acked the footy hard winning a lot of ground ball for us. Blake Werchon was skilful as always and provided a huge amount for us throughout the midfield. Tyson Atkinson played really well being clean with the ball all day. And Jack Bellinger played a great game up forward giving his opponent a tough day. We head back to the nest this week to take on the Bay Junior Colts: Up against the ladder leaders Kongorong last week who currently haven’t lost a game this season, we knew it was going to be a tough contest but I’m happy with the way our team took on the challenge. We were really compe ve across the ground for the first 3 quarters only conceding the 1 goal through ll half me. The last quarter they kicked 4 goals to our 1 point which resulted in us going down by 41 points. The team definitely gave it their all but couldn’t crack the Kongorong defence. I was happy with the team’s tackling pressure across all 4 quarters.
football club notesseniors A Grade Coach: Jake Dowdy B Grade Coach: James Thorne senior colts Coach: Jed Telfer junior colts Coach: Dylan Clough 2 Jase Faulkner 6B Tom Gray 1 Zach Jones 9B Dylan Vanderhorst 14 Mikey Telford 16 Lewis Walker 3 Gerard McGrath 4 Tom Bell 5B Ethan Bowman 5A Jack Skeer 6A Jordan Galpin 9A Jed Telfer 10 Tim Merre 11A Jase Bateman 11B Bre Watson 12 Joe Rayson 8 Brad Mitchell 13 Max Telfer 15 Todd Watson 17 Sam Telfer 18 Cameron Slape 19 Jack Gray 20 Josh Wight 21 Jake Wight 22 Louis Brown 23 Joe Ferguson-Lane 24 Mark Marrio 25 Darcy Bateman 26 James Gilbertson 29 Jack Sullivan 27 Cody Burne 47 James Thorn 48 Jacob Lang 31 James Telford 54 Spencer Jones 56 Ryan Linder 41 Ben Leopold 58 Josh Hales 45 Lauchie Jackman-Tilley 49 Jordan Abbo 52 Senior Colt 55 Aiden Reid 28 Clayton Skeer 35 Jake Dowdy 30 Sam Gray 32 Jack Altschwager 44 Will O'Connor 34 Riley Shanks 46 Lauchlan Lang 37 Cameron Atkinson 43 Ben Lang 38 Jack Kain 40 Will Chay 42 Paddy Chay 50 Nick Waring 11 Jack Cassidy 5 Jack Marino 7 Bailey Liner 4 Will Watson 6 Harvey Jones 2 Eli Kneen 3 Ricardo Amaro Da Silva 9 Blake Werchon 8 Tyson Atkinson 10 Archie Morgan 12 Jack Bellinger 13 Zak Bowering 16 Ethan Leopold 25 Fletcher Leopold 26 Je Faulkner 28 Brayden Chambers 41 Kaden Thomas 29 Charlie Sims 21 Danny Golding 60 Jordy Atkinson 58 Aus n Ne le 17 Myles Widdison HATHERLEIGH EAGLES 59 Reef Chambers 38 Isaac Chambers 36 Campbell Leopold 49 Chloe Bellinger 31 Oskar Howell 37 Beau Higgins 39 Leni Clifford 2 Eli Sims 32 Hudson Nowak 3 Ollie Fitzgerald 34 Ethan Marshall 35 Jimmy Kneen 40 Winston Figg 42 James Solomon 43 Harry Gilbertson 44 Eli Sims 45 Tom Bowering 46 Harry Baker 47 Hannah Bellinger 48 Banjo Morgan 50 Coaden Taylor 51 Ned Fitzgerald 52 Riley Haines 53 Cooper Walters 55 Henry Bowering 54 Tommy Atkinson 56 Will Andre 57 Patrick McGrath 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr final porthatherleighmacdonnell
football club notes PORT MACDONNELL DEMONS seniors A Grade Coach: Simon Merre B Grade Coach: Ryan Donovan senior colts Coaches: Steve Lewis & Blake Lynch junior colts Coach: Jason Smith 3 Ethan Gladman 1 Mal Lewis 2 Alex Ridding 10 Nathan Munro 14 Kev Thompson 15 Blake Lynch 16 Pete Buchanan 12 Simon Merre 18 Rhys Timms 19 Tim Sullivan 20 Wade Chant 13 Ned Wilke 7 Ben McGregor 22 Zack Williams 9 Jake Turner 26 Adam Richards 4 Jake Scheleter 17 Mark Smith 17 Mason Browm 23 Will Macdonald 27 Rory Na rass 23 Damian O’Dine 8 Raegan Clarke 16 Ryan Donovan 5 Fraser Lynch 24 Grady Hutchesson 25 Ben O’Dine 6 Jack Primer 49 Chris Driver 51 Ben Holmes 60 Isaac Na ress 41 Angus McGregor 43 James Carrison 47 Caleb Catana 48 Rhys Latchford 40 Lennox Lewis 77 Ma hew Roscow 99 Connor Twomey 30 Rohan Povey 44 Brad Creek 34 Locky Turner 33 Jesse Feast 53 Mathew Stark 46 Tyreese Newton 40 Jordy Carrison 43 Jake McKinnon 55 Nick Driver 49 Kyall McLean 31 Ma hew Sullivan 50 Jacob Simmonds 32 Brandon Newton 56 Liam Bo omley 57 Tom Sullivan 88 Nathan Brotherton 8 Riley Morgan 13 Deegan Habner 18 Jacob Spehr 21 Hayden Tickle 29 Phoenix O'Dine 46 Merrick Miller15 Zeb Chant 10 Luke Richards 12 Alex Lamb 14 Ethan Perryman-Cary 16 Connor Richards 4 Bradley Neale 11 Dylan Lewis 17 Wil Lewis 19 Kaleb Sneedon 22 Flynn Dennert 41 Jack Kain 54 Sam Whan 4 Tyler Neale 1 Casey Wilson 2 Gracie Carroll 9 Zane Lewis 11 Zaylen Smith 30 Je Lewis3 Kai Gilmore 26 Harrison Kennion 35 Lincoln Bowd 27 Jackson Knowles 36 Nash Perryman 10 Taj Manning 40 Caleb Morgan 8 Cayden McDonnell 12 Jak Hill-Jones 13 Harry Carroll 31 Josh Virgo 43 Tye Dennert A Grade: It is important from the start to thank the Tantanoola Football and Netball Club for their hospitality for the round 16 game. Unfortunately the venue had to be changed due to the oval condi on on Thursday. Tantanoola were very generous with their facili es, allowing us to run the day as a home game and it was greatly appreciated and showed the spirit of country football is certainly alive and well. So, thank you to everyone that assisted us in making the day such a success. A er ge ng back on track stringing a couple of wins together it was very important to put another strong performance together against Tantanoola. With only 2 weeks le before the finals it is important to make every post a winner as we are s ll mathema cally a chance for a top 2 berth. The game was also very special occasion as we had father and son playing together in the senior side for the first me, with Ben making his A Grade debut for the club to play with his son Brandon. The game was a real solid 4 quarter effort against a much younger Tantanoola side, who kept trying to the final siren. We are a li le more advanced currently with the playing stock and were able to take a very solid win. Best for the week were Tim Sullivan, Kev Thomson, Wade Chant, William Macdonald, Ned Wilke, Nathan Brotherton.
B Grade: A er returning back from a disappoin ng game at Robe a fortnight ago, the search for the second win took us away, for a home game against Tantanoola. Certainly, filling a side has been a li le easier for Coach Donovan as the season has gone on, not easy but certainly easier. The side has certainly improved through the year and the second win looks within reach. Unfortunately for our boys Tant jumped out the blocks and took a good lead into the quarter me break. The lead was just a li le too much for our boys to reel in and as hard as they tried, they were unable to close the gap. Best for the week were Fraser Lynch, Joel Newton-Anderson, Tyrese Newton, Mason Brown, Grady Hutchesson, Jordan Carrison.
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Junior Colts: The Junior Colts con nued their great form coming out with their 7th win in a row. They were playing the 4th placed Hatherleigh side and in a ght contest for most of the match that displayed some great local talent we were able to come out on top with a 33-point win. The kids are playing great football and prepare themselves now for a 1 v 2 ba le this weekend with the undefeated Kongorong side. Last me we played them we went down in our only loss of the season, and this will also be our Semi Final opponent. It will be a great prac ce run leading into finals. Hopefully we can get the win and some confidence leading into finals. Best players for our last game were Lachlan Brierley, Hamish Gordon, Kallan Price, Tyrone Siebert and Riley Ferguson.
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Senior Colts: The Senior Colts came up against the 2nd placed Hatherleigh side and we were very short on numbers. Our boys put up a fight, but were missing some key players and a poor start only hurt their confidence. We ended up going down by 107 points, but hopefully the boys can find a win in their last 2 games of the year to finish the season off on a high in what has been a tough year with player numbers being at an all me low. Best players were Kaleb Price, Marcus McGrath, Lachlan Brierley, Brodie Pfitzner and Kieron Rigney.
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Welcome to the second to last round of the year. Last game out we had the bye, with a muchneeded rest as we head towards the last 2 rounds of the year and finals for our teams that have been successful in making it this far. The weekend before we faced Hatherleigh at their home ground and came away with 2 wins on the footy field.
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A Grade: The A Grade side played one of their best games of the past 3 years. They are also on a 4game winning streak a er star ng the season 2 and 8. We came up against an in-form Hatherleigh side who are one of the 2 clear favourites for the premiership this year and onlookers enjoyed a great game of skill and courage. Both sides played well for the 4 quarters and we made the most of our opportuni es and unfortunately for Hatherleigh they missed some goals that probably would have gave them the win. It was a pleasing win for our boys that showed how some hard work can pay off if you play team footy. Best players were Patrick Mitchell, Zacc Cocks, Dylan Pfitzner, Alex Hentschke and Ben ThisHentschke.weekend we welcome Kongorong to our home deck in some must win games.
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GLENCOE MURPHIES football club notes Grade Coach: Tom Edwards Grade Coach: Nathan McEachern Adam Price Ben Hentschke McGrath Medhurst Mulraney Fiegert Burdon Dale Bellinger Price Rothall Thompson Gordon Siebert Dale Seeliger Tweddle Brierley McGrath Hurley Langsmith Pfitzner qtr qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr
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Reserves: Our Reserves side came into the game on a high winning 6 of their last 7 games, a er star ng the season 2 and 5. But with the nature of Reserves footy we had a few players out with absence or injury and couldn't test ourselves against the league's best and undefeated Hatherleigh, who are on a 21-game win streak and look a formidable side. Hopefully we can get our full squad back this weekend and make a big push in the finals and make the most of our opportunity. This was our second 100-point loss of the year to the ladder leaders, but we have made massive strides to get ourselves to outright 3rd posi on and look to get a Grand Final berth. Best players were Josh Agars, Tory Weaver, Dane Paproth, Adam Searle and Mark A Arthurson.erthegame we have our final func on of the year in The Coechella! Make sure you dress up in your best fes val a re and get to the club a er the game. $10 cover charge and DJ Bre Mashado will be playing tunes all night. Bus will be returning to the Mount.
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Go GoodHawks!luck to all teams v Glencoe this week. football club notes kongorong hawks seniors A Grade Coach: Cameron Sandercock B Grade Coach: Tony Elletson senior colts Coach: Je A ard junior colts Coach: Graham Dowie 2 Shaun Beard (B vc) 10 Jack Mullan 1A Jarrod Ryan 25 Marty Von Stanke (A c) 32 Che' Thomson 39 Jack Lewis 4 Fraser Brewster 42 Damon Baseley 23 Liam Whi y 46 Tom Hunter 34 Shannon Barker 35 Bradley Long 15 John Simkin 5 Campbell Graney 21 Ryan Vickery 11 Ma hew Cordy (A vc) 19 Tyson Modra 27 Michael Waters 18 Harrison Evans (A vc) 29 Callum Morrison 33 Corben O'Dea 17 Will Vickery 1B Jordan Cozzi 9 Oscar Philip 3 Jake Whi y 14 Sco Fleming 26 Sean Farrell (B c) 13 Andrew Telford 22 Joel Maconachie 8 Bryce James 30 Brayden Leicester 24 Jake Holmes 6 Cameron Sandercock 31 Je A ard 16 Brandon Kranz 28 Oscar Geddes 36 James Burzaco 37 Dan Hann 38 Aaron Lightbody 40 Jake Bo omley 41 Donald Pochec-Gordon 43 Will Von Stanke 45 Brodie Von Stanke Dowie 47 Declan Robinson 48 Paul Ellis 49 Kody Vanderhorst 50 Sam Whitehead 51 Luke McIntyre 52 Braidon Frost 54 Aaron Shepherd 57 Max Bidstrup 58 Harry Maddern 59 Tyson Gordon 55 Ma hewMaidment(Bvc) 60 Lachie Pulford 62 Bodhi Pannenburg 63 Ma Lucas 64 William Cameron 61 Wade Byrne 56 Riley Maconachie 88 Tony Elletson 65 Shak Von Stanke 10 Mackye Baron 9 Shak Von Stanke 3 Campbell Graney 8 Tom Bellinger [vc] 18 Jim Kyle 27 Will Von Stanke 34 Xavier Beard 2 Declan Wright [c] 1 Cohen Janeway 11 Bryce Von Stanke-Dowie 20 Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie 26 Tyler Richardson 22 Maverick Cooper 12 Kain Ashby 24 Toby McKinnon 29 Jake Carrigan 35 Kur s Lasle 36 Bam Kent 23 James Allen 5 Harrison Elletson 8 Jim Whi y 23 Ryan Taylor 25 Logan Cordy 27 Nate Von Stanke-Dowie 17 Axel Page 3 Angus Maidment 2 Koby Galloway 7 Jobe Janeway [vc] 9 Cohen Galpin 12 Ryan Lucas 14 Mason Galpin 15 Will Beare 19 Noah Von Stanke-Dowie 20 Blake Telford 13 Lilly Gordon 21 Luke Allen 18 Jacob Gordon 22 Cur s Page 24 Samuel McInnes 26 Declan Richardson 29 Zayne Parson 31 Hunter Bingham 38 Jackson Bald 33 Blake Lasle 32 Rhys Newton [c] 1st qtr 2nd qtr 3rd qtr 4th qtr final glencoe kongorong
Seniors: Outclassed by a be er side, hence their second posi on on the ladder. Keep working hard and the results will come. Congratula ons to Harry Evans on his 100th A Grade game, and also to Tyler Richardson on his first A Grade game for the Hawks. Best players and awards: Ma Cordy - Bellum Hotel, Mick Waters - Commercial Hotel, Jake Whi yCollins Court Butchers, Corben O'DeaCollins Court Butchers, Aaron LightbodyClub Tea Award and Je A ard rounded out the best players.
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Reserves: Effort was the theme of the day and although the scoreboard doesn't reflect it, the boys never stopped giving effort against a very strong Hatherleigh side. We had some good passages of play but overall the Eagles had too much talent and system for us to stop. Sandy Cameron was absolutely excep onal and gave his all to take out the Commercial Hotel Award, Dan Hann con nued his excellent season for the Collins Court Butchers Award, Lachie Pulford never stopped working, as always, for the Club Tea Award, Declan Robinson took out the Pick Avenue Award and Pumba Farrell played his usual tough hard game for the other Club Tea Award. Great to see the past players and premiership reunion members back at the club and a huge thank you to the commi ee and volunteers at the club who do so much work behind the scenes to get us on the
Backpark.to the club a er Glencoe game, star ng at 7pm, with Kongchella! So get your fes val gear on, prizes for best dressed, bus available for trips back to town, and a great way to wind down the social scene this year.
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Many thanks to all the volunteers that have helped out throughout the season, par cularly those that have weekly involvement, we couldn't operate successfully without all your assistance, so again, thank you everyone. Presenta on Night ckets should be on sale soon, lock in the 15th October for the event.
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A fantas c day at Kongorong last weekend for the 50 Year Reunion of the 1972 Premiership, 20 Years of the 2002 B Grade Premiership, and Past Players Day Many thanks to Dick Waters and Jacqui Doloughan for co-ordina ng the day for them, and to all those that helped out on the day, to make it a huge success. Sun was out, a er a quick shower of rain, and wind was minimal which made for the perfect day for footy. Game reviews are as follows: Under 11: The early start to the day, with a bit of dampness, made for slippery and slightly muddy condi ons for the younger brigade, but they held all their marks and tackled well. With big numbers from both teams it meant we could play across nearly ¾ of the oval, giving them plenty of room to run. The under 11's started the game strong and determined to win the ball at every contest. Awards: Intersport - Hunter Bingham, Graham & Ange Award - Aus n Bowering, Angelino Family - Tyler George, Coaches AwardDusty Cooper, Club Award - Harry Webb, Angus Maidment & William Beare, Donut King - Van Byron. Junior Colts: It was always going to be a challenge for our young Hawks as we welcomed a Hatherleigh side that has been playing some good footy over recent weeks, in what was our last home game from the year. We had to make a few posi onal changes and took a li le while to find our feet, in sunny condi ons the 1st half was a real ba le with neither team ge ng a real run on and the ball consistently travelling up and down the ground, but we found ourselves a couple of goals up at the half. Once again, our defence held strong and con nually rebounded the ball. The second half we found our groove and as we wore the young Eagles down, we managed to get our run and carry game going, breaking through the lines, and started to ck over the scoreboard to come away with a comfortable win. Best players and awards went to Ryan Lucas - Rarcoola Structural, Axel Page - The Rocks Shop, Nate Von Stanke-Dowie - Spot-On Fishing, Harrison Elletson - Mick Mullan Award, Declan Richardson - Coaches Award, Luke Allen - Janeway Plumbing Award. No be er way to finish off the home and away season with what shapes to be a real tough hit out with a very consistent and strong Glencoe ou it, who will be up for the ba le. Senior Colts: Bit of a disappoin ng day at home last week against Hatherleigh going down by 35 points. We always knew they were going to be a fast moving team and with a few of our runners out we knew it was going be a tough task. Coming into the game the boys seemed to have their 'A' game on, which was pleasing to see. The boys were compe ve ll half me with some great tackles being laid, and some fast movement of the football. Being down coming into the last half the boys got a bit hot headed and we went away from our structures and game plans, which allowed Hatherleigh to run away with the win. Best players and awards went to: Brodie Von StankeDowie - Ma hews Petroleum Award, Cohen Janeway - MT Wheels Award, Brycie Von Stanke-Dowie - Swallow Drive Meats, Rhys Newton - Mick Mullan Award, James Allen - Coaches Award Harrison Elletson - Badenoch's Deli Will track at Glencoe, last round season!
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round 16: kongorong v hatherleigh Images courtesy Steve Walters (SE Voice & Snapperific)
Nangwarry 27 (C. Lock, Z. Holden) def Mount Burr 22 (S. Lowndes, L. Hateley)
Kongorong 47 (M. Bowd, M. Buckingham) def Hatherleigh 44 (G. Gray, C. Muhovics) Tantanoola 54 (C. Walker, T. Rowe) def Port MacDonnell 46 (L. Mutch, N. Lewis)
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Port MacDonnell 61 (R. Moody, T. Moulden) def Tantanoola 18 (K. Gledhill, K. Thomas)
A RESERVE Kalangadoo 45 (S. Neale, S. Pulkkinen) def Robe 38 (K. Ross, E. Mackey)
Port MacDonnell 59 (L. Pe ngill, I. Wilson) def Tantanoola 10 (E. Gardin, T. Long)
Port MacDonnell 44 (A. Smith, M. Millard) def Tantanoola 39 (T. Rowe, C. Kaigg) Hatherleigh 43 (N. Faulkner, K. Ne le) def Kongorong 15 (K. Gordon, H. McInnes) Nangwarry 40 (J. Parsons, D. Hoffmeister) def Mount Burr 30 (M. Bevan, A. Ballantyne)
Port MacDonnell 47 (M. Millard, C. Manning) def Tantanoola 27 (D. Vanderheul, S. Peters)
Hatherleigh 52 (D. Vanderhorst, L. MacGregor) def Kongorong 30 (S. Lucas, T. Buckingham)
B GRADE
Mount Burr 28 (H. Lowndes, C. Brant) def Nangwarry 16 (C. Ephia, S. Virtanen)
Hatherleigh 54 (A. Haines, P. Schroeder) def Kongorong 21 (C. Hardacre, A. Bailey)
Kongorong 49 (K. Wright, B. Duivenvoorde) def Hatherleigh 39 (I. Nowak, D. Hateley)
Hatherleigh 49 (H. Hamilton, L. Corman) def Kongorong 37 (G. Bald, K. Widdison)
Mount Burr 82 (A. Collyer, K. Hayward) def Nangwarry 5 (T. Shepherd, P. Trigger) 17&UNDER
Hatherleigh 48 (L. Hamilton, L. Carruthers) def Kongorong 11 (G. Doman, I. Vandepeer)
Kalangadoo 52 (L. Kain, S. Wrightson) def Robe 41 (S. Laurie, M. Hayes)
Port MacDonnell 49 (K. Millard, D. Spencer) def Tantanoola 39 (R. Millowick, L. McCallum) Mount Burr 80 (F. McKenzie, J. Holland) def Nangwarry 18 (M. Mckay, S. Muller)
Mount Burr 53 (M. Hagge , L. Schultz) def Nangwarry 27 (H. Burner, K. Heaver)
13&UNDER Port MacDonnell 46 (J. Morgan, J. Taylor) def Tantanoola 25 (K. Ferguson, K. Yates) 15&UNDER Kalangadoo 70 (L. Egan, A. Prosperi-Porta) def Robe 27 (M. Fennell, K. Brooks) Kalangadoo 61 (C. Peacock, S. Russell) def Robe 20 (E. Dew, L. Collins) Mount Burr 44 (A. Fal ng, K. Linnell) def Nangwarry 24 (K. Epiha, H. Dinnison)
Robe 56 (S. Brooks, E. Mackey) def Kalangadoo 50 (S. Wrightson, K. Collins)
A GRADE Kalangadoo 72 (C. Harvey, M. Stevens) def Robe 20 (C. Obst, A. Turner)
round 16 RESULTS
B RESERVE
Kalangadoo 63 (K. Schultz, R. May) def Robe 20 (E. Brooks, S. Kokiousis)
14 George Street, Millicent Phone 8733 1725 Email in2tmw@bigpond.com Sponsorofthe2022MSEFLLeadingGoalkickersAwards Proudly supporting the Mid South East Football League Glencoe 10 3 1 2 840 558 21 150.54 W L D B For Agst Pts % A GRADE Kalangadoo 12 2 0 2 726 536 24 135.45 Robe 9 4 1 2 696 577 19 120.62 Hatherleigh 7 7 0 2 626 577 14 108.49 Port MacD 6 8 0 2 600 617 12 97.24 Kongorong 2 13 0 1 516 856 4 60.28 Tantanoola 9 5 0 2 759 662 18 114.65 Nangwarry 0 15 0 1 463 937 0 49.41 A RESERVE W L D B For Agst Pts % Kalangadoo 14 0 0 2 766 484 28 158.26 Mount Burr 8 6 0 2 645 551 16 117.06 Robe 11 3 0 2 689 468 22 147.22 B RESERVE W L D B For Agst Pts % Tantanoola 6 8 0 2 523 489 12 106.95 Port MacD. 12 1 1 2 785 494 25 158.91 W L D B For Agst Pts % Glencoe 5 9 0 2 469 518 10 90.54 Kongorong 7 8 0 1 596 588 14 101.36 Hatherleigh 12 2 0 2 635 368 24 172.55 Kalangadoo 11 2 1 2 699 371 23 188.41 Robe 0 14 0 2 352 637 0 55.26 Port MacD 5 8 1 2 556 432 11 128.70 Kongorong 7 8 0 1 567 645 14 87.91 Hatherleigh 10 3 1 2 621 469 21 132.41 Mount Burr 13 0 1 2 702 343 27 204.66 Robe 2 12 0 2 281 667 4 42.13 Hatherleigh 11 3 0 2 674 509 22 132.42 Tantanoola 9 4 1 2 527 453 19 116.34 Glencoe 8 6 0 2 595 501 16 118.76 B GRADE Nangwarry 4 11 0 1 667 739 8 90.26 Mount Burr 0 14 0 2 377 706 0 53.40 Nangwarry 2 13 0 1 425 758 4 56.07 Glencoe 13 1 0 2 851 427 26 199.30 Hatherleigh 9 5 0 2 693 365 18 189.86 17&UNDER W L D B For Agst Pts % Kalangadoo 5 9 0 2 624 641 10 97.35 Nangwarry 0 15 0 1 332 945 0 35.13 15&UNDER Glencoe 9 5 0 2 703 549 18 128.05 Tantanoola 2 12 0 2 388 714 4 54.34 Mount Burr 3 11 0 2 396 644 6 61.49 Nangwarry 0 15 0 1 132 1003 0 13.16 Tantanoola 5 8 1 2 463 647 11 71.56 Kalangadoo 12 2 0 2 813 510 24 159.41 Kongorong 8 6 1 1 684 643 17 106.38 Port MacD 6 8 0 2 546 563 12 96.98 Port MacD. 9 4 1 2 641 511 19 125.44 Port MacD. 10 4 0 2 740 411 20 180.05 Kongorong 4 11 0 1 382 597 8 63.99 Mount Burr 9 4 1 2 678 507 19 133.73 Robe 10 4 0 2 604 456 20 132.46 Hatherleigh 5 8 1 2 544 557 11 97.67 W L D B For Agst Pts % Kalangadoo 14 0 0 2 820 283 28 289.75 Mount Burr 11 3 0 2 593 344 22 172.38 Robe 8 6 0 2 451 399 16 113.03 Nangwarry 7 7 1 1 530 612 15 86.60 Tantanoola 1 13 0 2 228 742 2 30.73 Kongorong 1 14 0 1 203 739 2 27.47 W L D B For Agst Pts % Port MacD. 13 1 0 2 683 248 26 275.40 13&UNDER Kalangadoo 12 2 0 2 697 250 24 278.80 Hatherleigh 8 6 0 2 418 367 16 113.90 Mount Burr 7 7 0 2 350 320 14 109.38 Nangwarry 7 8 0 1 452 507 14 89.15 Robe 4 10 0 2 388 501 8 77.45 Kongorong 2 13 0 1 176 653 4 26.95 Glencoe 11 3 0 2 512 303 22 168.98 Tantanoola 0 14 0 2 104 631 0 16.48 Glencoe 4 10 0 2 469 566 8 82.86 LADDERS
Well done on las ng it to 200 games Sarah! In 2008 she again played A Grade, winning Runner Up Best and Fairest and represen ng the League at Country Champs in the B Grade team. In 2009 she had a year off to have her first child Ryan.
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Sarah played A Reserve and took home the Runner Up Best and Fairest trophy. 2018 saw Sarah the playing coach of the A Reserve taking the team to finals but going down in style to Kalangadoo in the prelim. She also clocked up 150 games that same year In 2013 she played A Reserve, was the records officer and joint President. 2014 saw Sarah playing coach for the A Grade, winning most league votes and Runner Up Best and Fairest, clocking up 100 games and filling the joint President role again
In 2015 Sarah was again in the A Grade team winning the most consistent trophy that year. She played A Grade in 2016 winning equal most consistent and co coaching the Under 17 girls Sarah played A Grade in 2019 and was awarded 10 years netball club service award in 2021 she was a mid season inclusion into the A Reserve team as the A Grade sustained a major injury, with the team just missing finals. 2022 sees her back into the A Grade team down the defence end li ing the average age of the team Sarah has been club person of the year 3 mes, joint in 2016 with Kaylah and by herself in 2018 and 2021. She has been club secretary for the last two years and records officer for 9 years 2010 saw Sarah as playing coach in the A Grade, winning Runner Up Best and Fairest and also her first year on the commi ee. In 2011 she again played A Grade and was President of the Netball Club. Sarah took a year off in 2012 to have her second child Claire but s ll kept involved by filling the President’s role again
Sarah Lucas started playing at the Kongorong Netball Club in 2006 in the A Grade and played in that same grade the following
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Robe's Sarah Laurie and Halle Carter move well within their goal circle; however they will have to shoot with accuracy because any rebounds and loose balls will be chased down by Mount Burr's Olivia Dean and Madi Hagge . Down the other end of the court Robe's defenders will have to work over me to shut down the influence of Ebony Clark who is a focal point in the goal circle for the Mozzies. Laura Schultz and Annie Hunter will have a good tussle down the court with both players working hard to create turnovers and having excellent drives onto the circle. At the end of the game the Roosters will come away with the win, but Mount Burr will make them earn every goal.
Robe will be aiming to cement their posi on in the top four when they host the Mozzies this weekend for another tough game. Mount Burr will be looking to redeem themselves a er their loss in round eight and will come out firing form the first whistle.
Tantanoola host the Magpies this weekend as the Tigers fight to keep their posi on in the top four heading into the last two weeks of the season. Kalangadoo's Kirsty Egan will have to feed her goalies, Kori Collins and Abbey Duncan, with accuracy through the tough hands and defensive pressure of Tigers Kate Bromley and Tayla Rowe. Madi Kelly and Michelle Robinson will need to stop the drive from Sophie Wrightson and Kirsty Egan onto the circle, hoping to prevent the ball ge ng into the Magpies goal circle. Lauren Kain and Reanna Wetherall for Kalangadoo will have to shut down Tantanoola's Emma Gould and prevent her from ge ng too much ball within the gaol circle, whilst also preven ng Jami Walker's accurate a empts at goal. A er a well fought game Kalangadoo will finish the game with another win to their names.
Hatherleigh v Port MacDonnell
Glencoe v Kongorong Robe v Mount Burr Tantanoola v Kalangadoo
The Demons head to Hatherleigh this weekend to face off against the Eagles in what is set to be the match of the round. There will be lots of good match ups the whole way down the court, with every player on the court giving their all and wan ng to gain every loose ball. Hatherleigh's Chelsea Galpin, Lara MacGregor and Demi Vanderhorst have proven to be a strong defensive combina on and will work hard to force turnovers in Port MacDonnell's a ack line. Port MacDonnell's Toni Gilmore and Brooke Williams combine well in goals and will need to be shut down by the Eagles defenders. Down the other end of the court the Bay's defenders Alana Winter and Belinda O'Dine will work over me to shut down Hatherleigh's goalies Maddie Redman and Abby Wight. This game has the poten al to go the way of either team and will definitely be one to watch. Glencoe will enter round seventeen well rested a er last week's bye, ready to take on the Hawks at home. Kongorong's defensive line up of Riley Buckingham and Emily Lightbody have the ability to create turnovers and will need to work hard to prevent goals from Glencoe's accurate goalies Malinda Markiewicz and Jenna Paproth. Kate Wright on the wing for the Hawks will ba le it out against Glencoe's Chloe Pfitzner and will have to feed to her goalies with accuracy around the Murphies' strong defence line up of Sarah Edwards and Chantelle Cocks. Ashlea Edwards feeds Glencoe's goalies with accuracy from outside the circle and will be met by the pressure and strong hands of Sarah Lucas. Glencoe's experience and defensive pressure will prove too much for the young Hawks side at the end of the day, and the Murphies will come away with the points.
17 & Under: Robe 56 Kalangadoo 50. That's what we are talking about! I've never said the word “team” so much in one day but it was a terrific solid team game. The support for each other on and off the court was awesome. Each player played their role, whether you were on the court each quarter or not, it's not the point, it's how you support your team. The maturity of you all has come so far and it was fantas c to see none of you dropped your heads and kept focus on the main goal - to come away with the win. Sienna had hands down her best game for the season, earning her best player, her confidence in the ring was outstanding! Ella stood up as captain and kept her intensity at 110% for the whole game earning a well-deserved incen ve. Tilly came on into C and fully changed the game, pu ng massive defensive pressure on the midcourt ge ng many intercepts. Maisie's drives were solid and her direc on on court was posi ve which help li the team. I could keep going, all in all it was great to see you all li and pull through as a team. Let's keep this vibe going into the next few games.
15 & Under: Robe 20 Kalangadoo 61. A tough day against a very polished side saw us drop our heads very early and unfortunately couldn't pull ourselves out of it. There were s ll some great passages of play and we s ll are playing with things we've learnt over the season. We s ll have a red-hot chance at making finals, we just need to work hard. Best - Emily Dew. Incen veLucy Collins.
B Reserve: Robe 20 Kalangadoo 72. We again played the top end last week at Kdoo, but a valiant effort by all. How lucky are we to have talented juniors. Thank you to Sienna, Hayley and Amalie. We ba led on and never dropped our heads and had some good passages now and then. The sun was even shining. Cass backed up with her second Calcu a as she is loving WA and centre. Amalie deservedly wins my incen ve for her reless efforts against polished goalies.
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A Grade: Robe 41 Kalangadoo 52. With a tough game ahead of us we came out firing with an intense start. Sarah and Halle combined well together a er a couple of weeks off, with some tough pressure from the Kalangadoo defenders. Lucy worked hard and got out to all the centre passes with great speed and consistency. Ellen played a great game at centre, against some tough opposi on! Maisie really stepped up and found her feet at WD, playing with confidence and great movement down the court. Once again Emma and Geo worked hard all game, ge ng lots of turnovers and making the most of every opportunity to get the rebound. Calcu a went to Sarah and Incen ve went to Maisie.
Awards: Dawn (Millicent Florist), Karen (Fasta Pasta), Faith (Café Melzar).
13 & Under: Robe 27 Kalangadoo 70. A tough game for the girls this weekend, playing one of the top teams of the compe on. We had a great 1st and 4th quarter where the girls showed strength and courage. It was great to see our eldest members of the team stepping up and using encouragement throughout the game. Our 2nd and 3rd quarter did let us down a li le bit, however we are happy with how the girls finished in the 4th, with their heads s ll held high. In the next couple of weeks, we will con nue to work on our fitness and encouragement to finish the season with a bang! We are super proud of the team's efforts and development this season! Special men on to Saskia who filled in for us as well! Incen ve went to Kaitley for being a reliable player throughout the game and really stepping up her encouragement! The best went to Millie, who showed consistency and drive in both GS and GA.
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B Reserve: Well done girls, good job. We started strong right from the start and con nued to the end. Great support from everyone on the court and off Lots of great passages of play, with fantas c pressure on the ball which created many turnovers. Keep working hard ladies. Thanks to Wayne for scoring, Hannah for ming and Lynne for umpiring.
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Junior 2: The girls are working fantas cally together now, with some great passages of play all the way down the court. We would like to thank the Junior 1's who helped with a couple of kids away on holidays, the younger girls really love having you on court to help out. Congratula ons to Lydia for playing her first game of netball. Hopefully with the 2 other games coming up your confidence will grow, we look forward to seeing what you have to bring. Incen ve went to Scarle for working relessly in defence this week. Well done Scarle !
17 & Under: A er a week off, the girls came out strong leading the game 28-5 in the first quarter, great passages of play and quality turnovers, we managed to end the game 80-18. We need to keep this intensity up for the remaining two games of the minor rounds. Thank you Madi for umpiring, April for scoring and Wendy for ming. Awards went to Olivia Dean (Ducky's Surf), Jemma Bowering (Beauty by Hannah Fraser) and Mackenzie Job (Subway).
B Grade: Bad luck girls, disappoin ng to see another loss on the board. We definitely had opportuni es in that game to have a different outcome but unfortunately it was not our day Nangwarry's defence was strong but so was ours, although their goals were accurate. It was good to see pressure put on the ball down the court. Great driving down the court by Jaz. We need to work on our delivery of the ball in the circle and to take the pressure off the goalies. Congratula ons to Stacey for playing her 200th game. Awards: Igni on fitness - Jaz, Harper and Co - Lani, Since 56 - Lilly 13 & Under: Well done girls, a great game from everyone. The game was played in wet weather and we had to adapted early and we did. We s ll need to have pa ence passing the ball down the court, and make sure the first op ons, is the best op on. Stella and Holly worked strongly in the circle and shot some great goals, with strong rebounds. Becky, Callie and Lexie played tough defence crea ng many turnovers and making space bring the down the court. Sabina worked hard at WA and produced some lovely passing into the circle. Gemma put lots of pressure coming out at WD and got lots of hands to ball. Sophie ran hard all day through the centre and was always an op on on the circle, suppor ng the goalie with great passing. Super proud of all the girls. Thanks to Bec for scoring, Monique for ming and Lisa for umpiring. A big thanks also goes to Tess for being such a support to me and the team. Awards: Callie - Denton Sportspower drink bo le, Becky - Subway 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 and Komma Media. A Reserve: Good job girls, we had passages in each quarter that we had a good run on in and we're consistent and able to score and get back within a few goals. A change up in the defence line at quarter me and half me, changed things up and Macca, Zoe and Kelly were all able to get hands to ball. As always Brianna and Amelia working hard in our a ack line to feed our goalies. Leila and Jas are star ng to get a nice combina on going together Thank you to Oliviah for si ng bench, Heidi and Zali for scoring and ming and Mandy for umpiring. Big shout out to my right hand lady Raelene for making sure everything is good to go! Awards: Macca and Amelia. Junior 2: The girls put on an amazing game last weekend against Nangwarry and showed some outstanding game play, with only 2 more games to go I think the juniors are tracking well and I look forward to seeing their performance next week.
A Grade: I felt like we were in control of the ball for the majority of the first quarter and we were on top of all our areas but we were our own worst enemy when capitalising on our chances and we were unable to keep this intensity for the 4 quarters once again, which made the task we were aiming for a difficult one. Although there were some great passages of play star ng from defence through to a ack we should be seeing a lot more smooth transi on at this stage in the season. Let's work hard at training this week girls and come out firing today. Sassi AwardMadi Hagge , SportspowerLaura Schultz, Fasta PastaMaddie Gamble. Thank you to Allan for scoring, Lisa for umpiring, Aaron for ming and Tanya for being our primary carer
B Grade: Robe 20 Kalangadoo 63. Always a tough game going up against Kalangadoo and this one was no different. Took us the first quarter to get into our grove but we slowly got there. In the 2nd/3rd quarter we put a bit of pressure on and seemed to slightly ra le the strong side. Calcu a went to Emma Brooks for her excellent effort in GA and incen ve went to Sophie Kokiousis for her reless effort in defence. A Reserve: Robe 38 Kalangadoo 45. Even though we didn't win we should be very proud of the game we played. To be able to pick ourselves up a er a couple injuries and regroup, is an asset to our team. We've got a few things to work on in a ack and to remember our pa ence when passing. A big men on to our reliable juniors Ella and Maddie, great game girls, both of you proved you are more than capable to slot right into our team. Calcu a - Kim Ross. Incen ve - Ella Mackey
Thanks to Macy for filling in again.
Junior 1: Very impressive game li le magpies, it was wonderful to see you all giving your best efforts and using the feedback to improve your game. There were many great passages of play with lots of strong drives to the ball and some lovely shoo ng. Well done to award winners: Li le Pocket Rocket Ashley (Kaboom,) Milla (Baker’s Delight,) and Jorja (Wendys). B Reserve: Surely we are done with sickness and injury for the year! Hopefully they're done with us! Chelsea (Shelton’s Butcher) stepped up again in GD and did a fantas c job partnering with Gem (Alpha & Omega). Maddy (RSL) responded well to a s nt in centre, WA and goals - giving Angie (Devine Gi s) a well deserved break. Jodi and Narelle had an enjoyable partnership in goals with both showing improved accuracy
A Reserve: Last Saturday turned out to be a nice winters day. To all my girls well done on a well played game. Even though we didn't come away with the win, it definitely was one of our best games played as a team. You all fought hard and backed each other up. The composure on court was fantas c. Just two more games for the season, let's keep playing like we did. Best: Danni Vanderheul - Heaven on a Hanger voucher, Sally Peters - Gino's voucher
13 & Under: Once again I must pay tribute to the Robe girls who fought the game out to the end and provided good opposi on - the scoreline did not reflect their efforts. Lucy (Baker’s Delight) played a boomer with strong leads and accurate shoo ng and was well supported by Kiersten. Ava (Fasta Pasta) led the mid court who all did a great job, par cularly in different posi ons with some nice passing into the goalies. Reliable as always Ma lda (Kaboom) and Molly (Devine Gi s) experimented with some new defensive skills and showed they are both listening and doing a terrific job. Thanks again to our bench Junior 1 players.
13 & Under: We knew it would be a challenging game last week as Pt Mac are on the top of the ladder. Before our game we set 2 goals to achieve – to score a minimum of 10 goals and reduce Pt Mac's winning margin at the end of the game compared to last me we played them. Girls you pulled together and managed to achieve them both!
15 & Under: Good win girls. Chloe (Intersport) had a great game at C being available all down the court with mely intercepts! Shayden (Boost) presented well and adapted to all changes with ease. Georgia and Maya (DK Coffee) applied lots of pressure in the goal circle and created many turnovers for us. With finals ge ng closer we need to keep working on the li le things to improve our individual games and our team game.
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B Grade: Well done girls, a huge improvement on our first game against Pt Mac, a 27 goal reduc on in the margin! We can play some great netball when we put our minds to it! Everyone managed the changes well and we had some great passages of play. Bek enjoyed a run at the other end of the court, keeping the GS out of the game, before shoo ng some goals herself Laylah, Ffion and Alice moved the ball well through the mid court. Jodie shot well too. Let's stay disciplined on court and enjoy the last two games of the season. Tant 39 - Pt Mac 49. Best players: Bek (Ampol) and Laylah (Lima and Co). A Grade: A solid effort by the girls last week with a tough win. With a wintery week of trainings we managed to really focus right from the warm up and played the game with intent. Defensively, Madi, Michelle, Kate and Tay you worked hard all game and worked excellent as a unit. Your intensity didn't lapse all game. In a ack, a great pa ent game played, Emma and Jami, you stood strong all game and Madi and Case did too. It was great to see a game of redemp on since the last me we played them. A solid team effort. Awards went to Casey and Tayla.
17 & Under: A tough game girls that didn't end the way it should have with the 4 quarters of netball that we played. We had a strong start to the game with our defence line ge ng lots of hands to ball and put goalies turning those balls into goals. It was warm and as the game went on our fitness dropped off. You did well to s ck with it and finish the game strong. Lesson learnt girls, let's move on and finish this season strong. You are a different team this last half of the season and each week you all make us proud of the team that you are and the netball that you play. 2 games le then finals! Let's go Tiges! B Reserve: Well girls this was not one of our best games. Unfortunately we let things that were out of our control dictate how we played. The silver lining was that there were no injuries as we all know how much Bel loves blood. We need to con nue to work on our awareness on the court, and stop running into each other's space. Best players went to Kimberley Ferguson who played hard all game, Kim had strong feeding into the ring, even when she couldn't see over her opponents hands. Also to Kateesha Yates who worked hard in defence all game and got lots of turnovers. We want to see a lot more posi vity coming into these last couple of games, that means not dropping our heads when mistakes are made, we need to learn from them and move forward. Onwards and upwards, girls let's finish the season off strong. Go Tiges!
Junior 2: The mini magpies had another impressive game with some great founda on netball really coming to the forefront. Every single girl out there has improved every single week it is a pleasure to coach. Willow had a great game and showing she has really stared to understand defence and got best on. Then our li le game changer Gracie was on point again, with lots of changes and come away with second best. It's great to see all the girls really focused on their footwork now, with everyone doing great pivots. I was also very pleased with the big shoulder passes when needed. The girls are really star ng to get that netball mindset, well done! Let's keep building on it for the last 2 weeks, with focus and fun being well balanced.
15 & Under: It was great to finally have a 7 side team against Pt Mac as we welcome back Isla from injury. We started our game strong and it was great to bring the ball out of defence be er than previous weeks. Unfortunately we couldn't keep this up for 4 quarters. Demi stayed in C for majority of the game as she has been filling this posi on over the past few weeks and has become a valuable player to have mid court. Bethan was back in at GS and shot very accurately, while Grace slo ed in nicely at GA and combined with Bethan well. Down in defence it was great to see Lani improving already at WD, intercep ng the ball and bringing the ball out of defence nicely and defenders Isla and Kaitlyn listened and worked hard all game. Kaitlyn earning her the KFC Award. Kailah fed the ball well to our goalies and listened and adjusted to her players changing the way she led for the ball. This earnt her the Ducky's Sports voucher. Thanks again to Alexis for si ng bench. It has been a crazy season but I can see that we have all improved. Let's get to trainings and keep it up for the last 2 weeks.
Final score: Port Mac 59 d Tant 10 – much less than the 85 we lost by when we played them last! It is such a great example of how much you have all improved over the season. We might not walk away with a win, but each and every week you are all improving so much. The movement down the court and into the goal ring strengthens each game. Only 2 rounds to go, let's see if we can con nue to meet these goals each week! Awards went to Ebony Gardin (Shanks Engineering) and Tamika Long (McDonalds).
17 & Under: You would be forgiven for thinking this game was a finaland a close one at that. Another great team game, with all 7 girls playing their role and doing it really well. As a coach, the most pleasing thing to see was how you were all able to s ck to your own cool, calm game for 4 quarters. If there were 7 awards you all would have scored one, however there were 2, so… the Terry White Award went to Soph who, again, just didn't stop. Too many intercepts to count and way too many plays created to count. The Paradise Pizza award went to Kori who showed such leadership again, direc ng plays and crea ng endless op ons in our a acking end. Thanks again to Shayden for (playing) last week, we love having you as much you love coming to netball on Saturdays - which may or may not be mostly related to the mini magpies around the club.
A Reserve: A solid team effort by everyone last week. Robe came out firing with quick transi ons that took our defence a li le while to adjust too but Shanen and Shanae proved over and over why they are such a formidable pair by ge ng sneaky intercepts consistently. Our feeding into our goalies started really well but with a bit of fa gue became a bit tougher as the game went on. However, Jamie, Anthea and Zoe con nued to be pa ent and explore different entry op ons. Estella and Maddy both shot well and moved fluidly against a tough and relentless Robe opposi on. Plenty to work on in the coming weeks before ge ng to finals but can't wait. A Grade: Good team effort to turn around a sluggish start and then build momentum to finish the game strongly. A few uncharacteris c passing errors began to creep into our game, let's use our trainings to work on reducing these going forward. Well done to Loz, Re and Sophie for a great defensive game and ability to create turnovers. A ack line were again pa ent and provided some strong drives into the circle. Best players: Lauren Kain (Shelton’s Butcher) and Sophie Wrightson (Boost).
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Junior 2: Fantas c day at Tant last week and the sun was actually shining. The girls all played fantas c, so many intercepts, so many contests and some great play down the court. We just need to con nue working on passing to our first op on and quick passes. Awards went to Georgina for her consistent effort and for ge ng back out there a er copping a ball to the face/glasses. Our other award went to Nevaeh for her endless intercepts and great reading if the ball.
Junior 1: A great team effort girls against Pt MacDonnell. The court was wet but the girls looked a er the ball and prac ced steadying before passing. The first 3 quarters were strong, with solid leads forward coming in front for the pass. Defence was outstanding which allowed the ball to get down to our goalies to score. The girls got red in the last quarter leading away from the ball, but overall was an outstanding effort. I love how as a coach I can give you all ps and tricks and everyone takes it on board. Once again every player played a ripper game! Only 2 games le for the season. Awards went to Apsara for her amazing defence and Renae for her solid effort throughout the whole court.
B Grade: It was a really good hit out and we had the opportunity to try a few different combos. Everyone gave 100% when they weren't playing in their normal posi ons. Schultz combined well down both ends of the court as always taking great leadership throughout. Rhi had her first game as on court captain, combined well with all different combos and took great leadership throughout the whole game. Em created great defensive pressure down the court and created lots of movement when moved to WA. Looking forward to the next few weeks and building on our skills.
Awards: Georgia Gray (Somerset Hotel), Charlie Muhovics (Since-Fi y-Six).
Awards: Georgina Hassell (McDonalds), Emma McGrath (HLC). Junior 1: Quite a physical game for the J1 girls last week. They had to contest hard by driving at the ball and pulling in the high balls. We worked hard to centre the ball, a er ge ng stuck too close to the sidelines in the first half Our dodges and front cuts worked well in the goal ring, and shoo ng accuracy con nues to improve. Our defensive pressure all over the court kept Kongorong to a low score. We con nued our high work ethic right to the end and our a tude and encouragement was a highlight. Well done to Hazel for her dominance in defence and Kirby for her persistence and fight in the goal ring. Awards: Hazel Hamilton (Macca's), Kirby Carruthers (Macca's).
Awards: Lucy Corman (Somerset Hotel), Helen Hamilton (Kelsey Wight Fitness).
13 & Under: We made hard work of it in the first quarter, turning over plenty of ball but unfortunately making too many mistakes. The next 3 quarters we were able to regroup, make some changes and play as a team. Grace, Olivia H and Sienna all had great vision into the goal circle. Luca used her speed, driving strongly to the post, while Sylvie was able to use the ring to her advantage with both girls finishing off well. Olivia Beggs and Leni denied their opponents any space, crea ng plenty of turnovers. While Meeka and Olivia Bellinger boxed out under the post and rebounded solidly. A great effort by all. Awards: Olivia Hassell & Grace Andre (Macca's), Leni Carruthers (HLC). A Reserve: A great whole team effort. The girls se led quickly, played our own game. The drives into a ack, using our triangles and feeding made it hard for our opponents. Lucy Corman, our quiet achiever of the team, played amazingly at WD, ge ng her hands to lots of the ball and making the WA word hard. Helen and Rosie, our steady ships of the team are giving lots of op ons into a ack and feeding beau fully. Millie and Sarah are playing havoc in defence turning the ball over numerous mes. The team is star ng to come together at the right me, heading into finals. A great consistent game by all girls! Well done! Thanks Sam, Michelle and Liss.
B Grade: We played our home game at Tantanoola and the weather condi ons were perfect for netball. We started strongly and played a solid first half. We consistently maintained pressure across the court and we were rewarded for our efforts with our turnovers. We treasured the ball and used it to our advantage around circle edge, finding the post. Our transi ons down court were well med and impressive to watch. The work we are doing at training is showing on the court and is paying dividends. The defensive combina on of Elivia and Rachel played their first game together and they worked extremely well. They posi oned themselves well for defensive rebounds and intercep ons. Georgia offered and re-offered consistently to guide the ball into a ack. The a ack line of Jess, Kelly, Candice and De passed, drove and re-offered. Moving the ball around to find the best op on. Pa ence was evident and essen al. We worked extremely well as a team and the court was well balanced. Let's keep pu ng the work in at training and reach our goals. Awards: Deanne Spenser (Taylor Made Hair and Beauty), Kelly Millard (Shipwreck Bistro Victorian Hotel Port MacDonnell). A Grade: We've had a very unse led last few weeks/month, which I think is really reflec ng how we are playing on court. Having said that we did have some great passages of play throughout the game, but we need to make them great players more consistent. We need to ensure we capitalise on turnovers, which was our main downfall, we need to slow down and ensure we deliver the ball to the safest op on, even if that means throwing behind and star ng again. Let's regroup and get back to hi ng the court having fun and playing as the team I know we can. Best: Liza Mutch (Victoria Hotel).
15 & Under: Wow we made hard work of it only scoring 14 goals in the first half. Thankfully everyone was on defensively. A few changes saw the flow return and we finished with a respectable 42 goals. Niah had a great game in par cular her last quarter, Kalli found her range and the shots started to drop and Eva con nues to work hard on her game, always striving to be be er It’s good to see no-one drop their heads and keep going no ma er how things are going on court.
B Reserve: Being warmed up ready to go, is an asset for us to start of strong like we achieved. Our persistence to con nue moving and be there for each other was wonderful. Once we had the ball in the circle and turned to look for each other we opened up other op ons. Well done. Jazzy received the Pick Ave Bakery Award and JT received Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro voucher. A big thank you to Sophie Lewis, Alicetyn Stanley and Layla McPherson for being there on our bench.
17 & Under: Congratula ons to Lara and Mackenzie on playing their 100th game on Saturday, a great achievement for you both! Once again, a new star ng line-up and unable to se le as quick as we would like to. As per usual, a quarter me “chat” and off we go playing our best game, the catch-up. Luckily, your hard work paid off trailing from 11 goals behind to come back and take the win by 6. Let’s re-group and keep steaming ahead. Best players: Arriella Smith and Mackenzie Millard.
13 & Under: Well done girls and a great game by all, now that we welcomed Ivy Wilson back a er a 7 week long holiday it’s great to have a full side back. When we play our game it is a lot more controllable up and down the court. Our passes were so on, but we just need to remember to square up before throwing the ball as when we don’t square they don't make it to where we want it to go. Our foot work has improved so much, we just have to remember to stop as somethings we are doing is too quick for ourselves. Transi ons from defence to a ack were spot on girls so well done, we will con nue to work on the li le things and some more court structure from defence to a ack. Some more a ack and defence throw-ins, we will also do some more work just so we know exactly what we are doing coming into the last two weeks that will be tough games. Best players went to Lillian Pe ngill (Intersport) and Ivy Wilson (Fasta Pasta).
15 & Under: Great games girls. Right from the warm up you were switched on with your passes and ready to play some controlled skilled netball. Let's see if we can con nue that form this week. Fasta Pasta best players Tia Moulden and Ruby
Awards: Niah Faulkner, Kalli Ne le, Eva Thomas (HLC).
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Awards: Demi Vanderhorst (Gino's Pizza), Lara MacGregor (Gino's Pizza), Chelsea Galpin (Somerset Hotel).
A Grade: We came away with a win which was badly needed to say the least. We were pre y lack lustre for most of the 1st half managing to do just enough to keep our noses in front. Our second half was be er with a bit more flow and consistency. Defenders really worked hard and teamed together to give us plenty of opportunity to convert, we just lacked a bit in a ack. To our credit we do scrap every game out but just lack a 60-minute performance.
17 & Under: It was just not our day. We really need to se le ourselves and create scoring opportuni es off our centres and turnovers. Unfortunately, our passing and leads were extremely flat, and you could tell that all seven of the girls on court were as well. We tried hard to find some fight, but it was too li le too late against the accurate Kongorong side. Thank you to Kyah, Ayrlie and Eva for si ng bench. Awards: Imogen Nowak (HLC), Dakota Hateley (HLC). Junior 2: We were up against tough compe on last week, which made us work hard. Our ball skills were much improved. We played ghtly all over the court, with everyone taking at least one intercept. Our ability to improve each week is amazing, great job girls!
TheMoodyPort MacDonnell Netball Club congratulates Keyarnah Smith who played her 150th game against Tantanoola last Saturday! Keyarnah has played all her netball career at Pt Mac and is currently a member of our A Reserve team. Big congratula ons also to Lara Wilson and MacKenzie Millard who both played their 100th game for the club. Both talented players of our current 17 & Under team who also feature regularly in senior matches. Well done to you all! We would also like to congratulate Bridie McPherson and Naomi Stevens who were both successful in a aining their Na onal C Grade Umpiring Badge last Saturday. We need umpires to con nue to play the game we love and we are so proud of you both for taking this step to progress in your umpiring journeys. Well done! Junior 2: What a great game by all of the girls. You have all improved so much from the first game and it's great to watch you all grow as players, keep it up. We just need to work on coming in front when receiving the ball. Best players Ana (Donut King) your driving down the court was very good being able to help your team out and you got so many touches to the ball. BK second best (Fasta Pasta) great game keep on working hard! Junior 1: We had some good passages of play and some great intercepts. We need to work on our passing and ge ng in front. Keep prac cing those court plays. I can see heaps of improvement. Fasta Pasta and Intersport awards went to Addi and Torah for their great defence all game. Wendy's award went to Daisee for her great movement in the circle and great shoo ng.
A Reserve: A pleasing result with a big win - well done girls. It goes to show that when we play pa ent controlled netball we reap the rewards. There was some lovely transi ons throughout especially in our a ack line where we were able to safely and pa ently deliver the ball to score. We had some lovely strong hands and turnovers in defence which allowed to capitalise. Montanna and Keyarnah great job in stepping up and rota ng the C posi on - you girls ran hard all day in warm condi ons. Sarah and Cody con nue to grow as a solid combina on in goals and finished off well. Arriella and Kate, thank you for your con nued support and efforts in helping filling our side, we alway know we get a solid performance from you both. Izzy and Kristy provided plenty of opportuni es and op ons with some great rebounding and mely intercepts. A well deserved win girls, you fought hard. Let's con nue to finish the season strong. Congratula on to Keyarnah Smith of playing her 150th game. Thank you to Lara and McKenzie for si ng bench, very much appreciated. Best players: Montanna Millard and Cody Manning.
B Grade: We were looking for a solid team game and to keep that second spot a chance, but it just wasn't meant to be. With gastro and Covid hi ng us again we were two goalies down so Georgia swapped ends! The contest was a great ba le all day and we played a much be er game than our last one. Lots of lessons we can take away from this game but the biggest is to s ck to our game plan and not go back to our old ways. Georgia and Charlie did a tremendous job in goals for a pair that had never teamed up before let alone Georgia who has played one game of goals all year and Charlie who hasn't played GA all year! Nat was super strong on the wing, working hard all game and took a big hit in the last. Jas was working relessly as always in a ack and defence ge ng hands to lots. It was a tough day at the office for the defence end with Kongorong a ack line playing very well but with high intensity and persistence we were ge ng the upper hand. Meg got some great turns through the mid-court while Soph and Ella kept switching it up to get turns in a ack. Unfortunately, a few things didn't go our way and we ended up losing by 3 but this will make us a stronger team for it. Thanks to Sarah for scoring, Linda for PC and Sarah B and Immy for si ng bench.
Awards: Amy Haines (Somerset Hotel), Paris Schroeder (Caltex).
B Reserve: We started the game really flat; our intensity just wasn't there. We made silly mistakes and threw the ball away and Kongorong chased up many loose balls. It was by no means an easy game with the final score really not a true indica on of the game - they really made us work for the win. Amy returning a er five weeks off really had a great second quarter intercep ng on numerous occasions. Sadly, going into the third she sustained a calf injury. We all have our fingers crossed that she hasn't done much damage. Paris showed strength throughout the game and put up some great shots along with Nic and Sarah. The combina on of all three is really taking shape, Staci our li le pocket rocket transi oned from defence to a ack and back to defence with ease and confidence. Lucy and Fee defensively really upped the an especially in the second half and created many turnovers. Thank you to Demi for si ng bench, Jess for scoring and Sarah for PC.
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B Reserve: Great game girls. We had a few not feeling their normal selves so good job to take the court and play like we did. Thanks to Kyla, Phoebe and Sophie for si ng bench. Alex had a fantas c day shoo ng and Elly popped up some nice long bomb goals too. Tamika and Courtney worked well in defence ge ng lots of rebounds and making it hard for their shooters. Natalie, Stacey and Alisha worked hard as always through the centre court and kept the pressure on all game. The score was a lot closer than when we played them last so well done everyone. Awards: Courtney - Birdie Blue, Alex - F45, Tamika - Muffin Break.
Junior 2: Really good game girls. We have improved so much. Great shoo ng by Alyssa and Lily with her long bomb goal. Our centre court worked really well with Allara and Adele running centre and Sasha, Willow and Macca working well on the wings. Defence was strong with Meeka, Ava and Ashleigh taking some great intercepts. Best players were Allara, Meeka and Ashleigh (Kongorong canteen vouchers).
A Grade: 51-41. Great win girls –that's another game we have turned around from the first round and another step in the right direc on. We really came out strong from the start of the game and set ourselves up well with an early lead. Defence was on song all four quarters, crea ng a heap of turnovers and intercept opportuni es. First best (O'Brien Electrical Award) went to Chantelle who posi oned herself well to get plenty of intercepts and communicated well in the circle. Second best (Commercial Hotel) went to Malinda who presented strongly under the post and shot with great accuracy again. In reality we should have won the game by a greater margin and we just need to focus on the basics at training. Let’s really push ourselves to get the best out of ourselves for the last two games of the round. Thanks to Laura, Tameka and Alyce for si ng bench and Belinda for scoring. A Reserve: 40-48. We went down by 8 to a team that played be er on the day. We had some good patches of play and had our best quarter in the 2nd, but unfortunately, we couldn't carry the momentum to finish the game. It was a hard day for our shooters who were up against a tough defensive duo as well as our own defence, facing several changes throughout the game and up against a new zippy goalie combo. Alyce came away with B&P Travel & Cruise Award with great driving and feeding into the ring and Tameka had a solid game in GK earning her 2nd best. Let's work on our voices and fakes as a team.
17 & Under: 29-40. Really great effort girls – we had some really fantas c moments where we transi oned the ball down the court smoothly and were really pa ent moving the ball around the circle un l we got ourselves into a good posi on to score. Our chasing up those loose balls all over the court was really excellent. Lily got the DeGaris Lawyers Award as she moved really well in the goal circle, making some really nice strong hard leads towards the ball and her defensive effort was excellent ge ng lots of touches. Chelsea was second best with plenty of ps of the ball which created many turnovers and your driving out of defence and being an op on was excellent.
17 & Under: Great game girls, really glad to see that we're s ll pu ng in 100% effort and are able to walk away with the win. Best players went to Kate Wright - Fasta Pasta, and Bec Duivenvoorde - Lima and Co. B Grade: What a game girls! Safe to say you had everyone on the edge of their seats in the last five minutes of the game but we managed to get the points and come away with a three point win. Taylah, Billie, and Brooke provided us with phenomenal defensive pressure for a full four quarters and moved the ball down the court from the defensive end through the mid court with ease. They also managed to pull in some really great rebounds against some strong Hatherleigh goalies. Maddie, Scout and Milla provided us with strong leads and awesome defensive pressure through the mid court. They helped the ball flow down the court and provided some great feeding into the goalies. Sarah and Emalee moved really well together in the goal circle and provided some great passing amongst each other. They also shot well and managed to pull in most of their own rebounds. Great effort by everyone. Best players: Milla Buckingham - The Park Hotel, Maddie Bowd - Lima and Co. A Grade: Bad luck girls, we showed passages of play that were what we've been working on this whole season but didn't manage our goal of four quarters of consistent netball. We need to take away both the posi ves and nega ves from this game and learn as we head into our last game of the season. Best on went to Sarah Lucas (Arena Sports Store) who we congratulate on her 200th game which she played intensely and relentlesslyThankyouto all the everyone that a ended ladies day, it was a magical a ernoon of many laughs and celebra ons. We thank our ladies day sponsors in The Park Hotel, Lima and Co, J+M Party Hire, Sinkhole Gin and The Body Shop. Thank you to the premiership ladies that a ended our 30 year celebra ons, we hope you had an enjoyable me catching up with your team mates from many years ago.
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13 & Under: Fantas c effort by all the team from start to finish. The girls put the pressure on in the defence, giving Hatherleigh li le to no op ons for passing! In the goals, between Rahni, Lacey and Amber, the girls put in a great effort to score as much as they could! The girls really had it together as a team, very proud of them all. Best players were Gre a Doman, rewarded $10 thanks to the Angelino family, and Imogen Vandepeer was rewarded a $5 Kongorong canteen voucher.
13 & Under: 38-24. Wow – what a day, from injuries to sickness and most of the girls having to play two games, you all came out on the court and put in 100% which is amazing. Khloe Phillips (Dycer Construc on Award) you had an amazing game in WD ge ng many touches and turning the ball over mul ple mes which allowed the goalies a chance to score. Layla Hawke you also had an amazing game – running in centre with your strong leads and hand pressure, earning you second best. Macy Williamson and Isabella Brierley had a great game in defence with many turnovers, both of your pressure was brilliant. Taya Bellinger, Violet Thorn and Chloe Childs – you all had a great game in goals with your shoo ng. There's a few things that we need to improve on like coming towards the ball. A big take away is that you can all do it – even when you are red a er playing another game!
B Reserve: 34-42. Bad luck – it was not the result we were a er. With a couple of players down once again, we found it hard to move the ball down the court. Hatherleigh had strong defensive pressure which we found hard to adapt to, however, we all held our leads which was pleasing. Let’s go into the last two games with confidence and I'm sure we will come out on top. Key 2 Sale Award went to Krystal for a strong defensive game and Bri for staying controlled whilst being pushed around all game.
B Grade: 56-40. Great game girls! We all came out extremely strong with a winning a tude. The whole court pressure was fantas c causing mul ple held balls and lots of turnovers. Sally (Planta on Treated Timber Award) and Amy (second best) worked relessly all game shu ng down their opponents at every opportunity. It was great to see even with posi on changes, we managed to adapt quickly and convert. Let’s keep the intensity up, train hard and finish strong coming into the business end of the season. Go Murphies!
Junior 1: Great game girls – we were making more of an effort to come forward, use the girls on the circle and box out in defence. Eddie Kuhl Tyres Award went to Emmy who did everything I asked her to do. Second best went to Jaylee who read the ball really well and med her leads. Hope you had a good week off as we look to finish the season off strong.
15 & Under: 30-57. Great game girls. Sadly, illness effected our team numbers significantly. Thank you to the under 13 girls who stepped up and played a great game. Montana (second best) played a good consistent game, re-offering and finding space and talking down the court. Allyssa moved well and shot confidently. Defence played well, Sienna Hawke (Maloney Plumbing Award) read the play well, remained composed all game and played a solid 4 quarters - she combined well with sister Layla in the 4th quarter too. Well done and for a solid 4 quarter girls and keeping up the fight right un l the final whistle. Junior 2: Another great game everyone! Every week you surprise us with how much you have improved! A couple of falls/hurt fingers but everyone shook it off and kept going, there was some great re-offering and listening and some great movement, passes and drives between everyone who played goals. Metalworx Award went to Abbie for great plays in the circle and good driving down the court. Lico Pty Ltd Award went to Billy – you had some amazing intercepts and encouragement went to Ruby for never giving up all game. Absolutely ripper of a game everyone, hope you enjoyed the week off!
Junior 1: Tough game against Hatherleigh. Our defenders did well with intercep ons and rebounds, with our passing le ng us down but overall despite the compe on we tried our best. Best players went to Claire, Sophie and Havvi. (Kongorong canteen vouchers).
15 & Under: Bad luck girls, a close game playing against the 2nd top team, we started out strong but unfortunately lost it in the last quarter. Great defence work from Kyla and Hayley, Thalia and Ruby worked well in goals shoo ng some sensa onal goals. Thank you to Paige and Gre a for benching for us. Awards: McDonalds - Thalia, Hungry Jacks - Ruby.
During the final quarter Kalangadoo were able to build on the momentum of the third quarter with goalies Kori Collins and Abbey Duncan finding space and conver ng accurately. At the other end of the court the defensive pressure was making it hard for the Robe goalies to get many opportuni es, scoring eight goals for the quarter. Kalangadoo finished the game strong defea ng Robe 52 goals to 41. Round 16 at Kongorong saw the quality side of Hatherleigh take on the young Hawks at home in solid condi ons. The Hawks got off to a great start, turning over the Eagles first centre and shoo ng the first couple goals unanswered. However, Demi Vanderhorst for Hatherleigh was on from the second the first whistle blew, working hard in the circle applying pressure down the Hawks end of the court. While down the other end of the court, the Hawks defensive line of Riley Buckingham, Emily Lightbody and Sarah Lucas took a while to adjust to the Eagles quick ball movement, but eventually se led into the quarter and were able to curb some of Hatherleigh's momentum late in the quarter. While the Hawks se led early in the first quarter, the Eagles were able to capitalise well thanks to Abby Wight and Maddie Redman's accuracy in the circle, giving them a 1 goal lead in the ght contest heading into the first break.
Both teams started well, however Mt Burr created turnovers limi ng Nangwarry's goalies opportuni es to shoot. The Saints shooters Ange Pra and Tahlia Wilson combined well, however Mt Burr denied the ball entering the circle. As the quarter progressed, Mt Burr's defensive pressure created many turnovers. Madi Hagge at GD denied Nangwarry the ball in the circle and took intercepts. The ball was delivered accurately into the Burr goalies with Ebony Clark at GS was the focal point. The Mozzies lead 13 to 5 at quarter me.
Nangwarry again made changes in their defensive end and Burr remained unchanged. Mt Burr started strongly with Nangwarry double teaming Clark to try to stem the flow of goals. Schultz drove hard into the circle crea ng many opportuni es to score. Clark and Schultz shared the scoring for the quarter, with Fennell con nuing to drive down court and feed with accuracy. Hagge con nued to dominate in Mt Burr defensive circle, and Nangwarry GS made the most of any scoring opportuni es that came her way. Nangwarry had some smooth passages of play in their a acking end but were unable to stem the flow of Mt Burr's transi on into a ack.
Best players - Hatherleigh: Demi Vanderhorst, Lara MacGregor; Kongorong: Sarah Lucas, Tilah Buckingham.
Kongorong 30 lost to Hatherleigh 52
Kalangadoo's defenders were able to make a mark on the game during the third quarter with Wrightson crea ng turnovers through the mid court and her efforts were rewarded with some pa ent netball in a ack. Kalangadoo went into three quarter me 35 to Robe 33. Pt Mac made a change, bringing 17 & Under player Lara Wilson into GA while Williams had a break. Wilson took no me to se le, shoo ng 9 for the quarter, while Rowe kept Gilmore to just 2 goals. Gould had a brilliant 3rd quarter, shoo ng 14, with very few misses. Casey Walker was brilliant around the circle, feeding her goalies with pinpoint accuracy Tant got away and went out to an 11 goal lead at the final break.
Pt Mac brought Williams back into the game at C and rested WD Jess Lynch, giving Liza Mutch the WD bib. Tant made no changes throughout the whole game and were very se led from the start of the game to the final whistle. Bromley and Rowe were combining beau fully and ge ng many intercepts, but Gilmore was on again this quarter and only missed 1 opportunity. Gould missed a few down the other end which were rebounded and brought out of defence by Winter and Mutch nicely
The first quarter started evenly and was fast paced, all goalies taking a bit of me to se le and missing a few a empts, but Tigers’ Emma Gould was able to rebound most of her missed shots and get a second chance. Liza Mutch was impressive early in the centre for the Bay and she kept Tiger Madi Kelly on her toes. Narelle Lewis was also dominant for the Bay at WA, driving into space and having great pa ence around the ring. The Tigers were up by 4 at the first break. Best players - Tantanoola: Casey Walker, Tayla Rowe; Port MacDonnell: Liza Mutch, Narelle Lewis.
Port Mac won this quarter by 3 goals, but the damage was already done and Tant came away with an impressive 8 goal win. Nangwarry made changes in the defensive end and brought Alice Circelli on the court at WD. Mt Burr set a defensive zone through the centre, causing numerous turnovers. Meg Fennell at WA passed with accuracy. Mt Burr had pa ence in a ack feeding the circle for the goalies to receive the ball close to the ring. Zoe Brown combined well with Clark con nuing to be the focal point. Nangwarry made the most of any turnovers, scoring with greater consistency due to pa ence and improved feeding to the goalies.
The second quarter saw the defensive pressure from both teams li as players all over the court were having a real good crack at the ball as both the Hawks and the Eagles were looking to break away. Redman for the Eagles and Buckingham for the Hawks ba led hard in the circle, both at mes being influen al for their respec ve sides through the second term. Tegan Telfer and Georgia Hunter turned it up another gear, where their experience showed, and the Eagles remained composed and displayed pa ence and skill through their mid court and were able to push their lead out a further 5 at half me with Hatherleigh 26 to Kongorong 20. Both teams con nued to fight hard defensively up either end to run out the game. The game saw Lucas' pressure consistently build and well supported by Buckingham down the defensive end for Kongorong whilst Vanderhorst and MacGregor up the other end both didn't ease up pace, capitalising on any errors and transi oning the ball down the court with speed. Despite the ght contest in the first half of the game, Hatherleigh were the more polished side and were able to maintain possession of the ball and play with speed and accuracy which ul mately saw them run away with the game. The final score was Hatherleigh 52 to Kongorong 30. Pt MacDonnell 46 lost to Tantanoola 54
The start of the second quarter saw GS Toni Gilmore find her range, missing just one for the quarter. Emma Gould down the other end was dominant for Tant, despite Carrison's best efforts, while Demon gun defender Alana Winter was able to keep GA Jami Walker rela vely under control. Tigers defence line of Kate Bromley and Tayla Rowe were star ng to up their game and got their hands to a lot of ball late in the quarter. The Tigers only won the quarter by 2 but extended their lead to 6 at the main break.
Robe started the match strong and through a high level of defensive pressure were able to quickly unse le Kalangadoo's a ack line and force some early wayward passes. Robe's goal shooter Sarah Laurie became a focal point in a ack and converted strongly for her team. Towards the end of the quarter Kalangadoo's circle defence of Lauren Kain and Reanna Wetherall were able to take some mely intercepts to peg the margin back, to be 4 goals down at quarter me.
Kalangadoo 52 def Robe 41
ROUND 16 A GRADE NETBALL REVIEW
Best players - Mount Burr: Madison Hagge , Laura Schultz; Nangwarry: Hayley Burner, Kylie PHeaver.ortMacDonnell lost their home ground advantage last weekend and headed off to a very hospitable Tigerland for the second me this year. The Demons went into the game without reliable defender Belinda O'Dine, so were forced to shuffle their line up around slightly sending shooter Kirby Carrison to GK.
Best players - Robe: Sarah Laurie, Maisie Hayes; Kalangadoo: Lauren Kain, Sophie Wrightson.
The Hawks went into the third quarter with work to do, with Sarah Lucas and Buckingham in defence not missing a beat, capitalising on any 50/50 balls and rebounding strongly However, their efforts were rarely rewarded as the Hawks struggled with some poor feeding and missed shots and were unable to capitalise. Down the other end of the court the Eagles defenders were also finding their groove with Vanderhorst and Lara MacGregor taking advantage of the Hawks poor ball use and were finding hands all over the court and capitalising on any missed shots by the Hawks. The Eagles played possession ball in the third term, leading them to outscore the Hawks 11 to 4 as they worked the ball down the court fast and finished with accuracy to break away Mt Burr 53 def Nangwarry 27
Both teams made changes with Simone Westerman entering the game and Nangwarry went back to their original line up. Schultz went to GA and Fennell went to C. Hagge was dynamic in defence causing turnovers before Nangwarry goalies had the opportunity to score. Clark con nued to be the focal point in the circle, scoring with accuracy Nangwarry's goal keeper, Hayley Burner, made the most of the limited missed shots, taking strong rebounds to send the ball out of defence. Mount Burr went to the break with a 19 goal lead.
The second quarter was a ght contest with much of the quarter going goal for goal with Ellen Ramke running hard for Robe, feeding her goalies Halle Carter and Sarah Laurie accurately. Kalangadoo's Sophie Wrightson and Robe's Lucy Perkins had a ght contest with Wrightson making Perkins earn every possession. Robe went into the main break with a 2 goal lead.
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