MSE Budget Round 2 2024

mid south eastern football & netball

The Family League

th ROUND 2 - SATURDAY 20 April 2024

Image courtesy Steve Chapple - Tantanoola FNC Facebook

round 1 MATCH RESULTS

A GRADE

Best - Kongorong: T.Hunter, E. Modra, T. Rayner, W. Vickery, C. O’Dea, J. Maconachie; Mt Burr: S. Wallis, W. Bowering, C. Gallio, D Ridley, J. Wallis, J. Whiy

Goals - Kongorong: L. McIntyre, E. Modra; Mt Burr: J. Gregory 5, D. Ridley 3, T. Allen, J. Dean, C. Gallio, B. Gregory, J. Whiy.

Glencoe 3.2 11.4 12.4 15.4 (94)

Hatherleigh 4.8 7.11 10.16 15.18 (108)

Best - Glencoe: Z. Cocks, D. Childs, D. Pfitzner, B. Glynn, P. Mitchell, A. Hurley; Hatherleigh: M. Pulmer, M. Telford, T. Hutchesson, S. Waring, J. Telfer

Goals - Glencoe: P. Mitchell 5, I. Mulraney 3, D Childs 2, A. Hentschke 2, D. Pfitzner, J. Pfitzner, H. Smith; Hatherleigh: T. Hutchesson 6, J. Telfer 3, J. Skeer 2, P. Chay, B. Lindner, H. Nowak, L. Walker.

Tantanoola 3.0 4.0 6.2 8.4 (40)

Robe 4.2 5.5 8.8 14.12 (96)

Best - Tantanoola: J. MacDonald, B. Pis, E. Bowman, B. Reilly, J. Ha, J. Braun; Robe: Z. Deane, K. Dunn, H. Lawrie, T. Wachtel, T. Williams, N. Brown.

Goals - Tantanoola: B. Reilly 2, J. Batchelor, H. Brown, J. Dawe, C. Kelly; Robe: J. Jarre 5, N. Brown 3, H. Smith 2, H. Lawrie, M. Robertson, J. Sneath, K. Woodward.

(104)

11.11 (77)

Best - Port MacD: W. Macdonald, C. Munro, K. McClean, T. Sullivan, J. Schleter, L. Richards; Kalangadoo: J. Pra, C. Genle, S. Mcmanus, E. Maney, R. Hein, T. McManus.

Goals - Port MacD: T. Sullivan 7, C. Howle 3, J Schleter 2, N. Wilke 2, C. Munro, M. Stark, C. Wilson; Kalangadoo: M. Krieger 3, S. Agnew 2, D. Bromley, C. Genle, B. Gregory, B. Lindner, T. McManus, T. Schumacher.

B GRADE

Best - Kongorong: M. Von Stanke, S. Duivenvoorde, B. Long, D. Von Stanke, D Hann, A. Telford; Mt Burr: B. Sco, D. Jankowski, R. Gamble, P. Guye, M. Teagle

Goals - Kongorong: D. Hann 3, S. Duivenvoorde 2, Z. Pearce; Mt Burr: B. Sco 2, M. Teagle.

Glencoe

Best - Glencoe: T. Jurkovic, J. Bates, J. Finnis, B. Hentschke, M. Lile, D. Paproth; Hatherleigh: Ty. Atkinson, J. Faulkner, M. Faulkner, T Merre, B. Watson, S. Jones.

Goals - Glencoe: D. Paproth 3, B. Allison, J Bates, K. Maney; Hatherleigh: T. Bell 4, T Merre 4, H. Jones 3, T. Atkinson, K. Faulkner, S. Telfer Tantanoola

Best - Tantanoola: M. Nelson, T. Winkley, B. Scanlon, A. Trowbridge, H. Thomson; Robe: P. Mahews, B. Foulds, J. Dawson, T. Miller, O. Benne.

Goals - Tantanoola: C. Hale 2, L. Broome Robe: B. Foulds 5, J. Francisco 5, P. Mahews 3, M. Jennings 2, K. Cross, J. Dawson, S. Huebner, T Miller, F. Peel.

(66)

Best - Port MacD: W. Macdonald, C. Munro, K. McLean, T. Sullivan, J. Schleter, L. Richards; Kalangadoo: J. Pra, C. Genle, S. Mcmanus, E. Maney, R. Hein, T. McManus.

Goals - Port MacD: A. Harding 3, K. Lasle; Kalangadoo: T. Jones 2, N. Reeves 2, M. Varcoe 2, J. Lile 1, A. Page, T. Walker

SENIOR COLTS

Best - Kongorong: B. Telford, R. Lucas, H. Elletson, T. McKinnon, B. Kent, M. Aarts; Mt Burr: D. Richardson, C. Montuori, J. Dean, D Sigston, D. Montuori, H. Thwaites.

Goals - Mt Burr: J. Dean 4, D. Richardson 4, C. Bevan 3., M. Hunt 3, B. Brant 2, C. Montuori, T. Richardson, L. Thiele.

Best - Glencoe: J. Sinkunas, M. Whitehead, T Hurley, P. Langsmith, D. Richards-Fennell; Hatherleigh: H. Nowak, J. Atkinson, A. Nele, C. Taylor, J. Saunders, C. Leopold.

Goals - Glencoe: P. Langsmith 3, D. Ferguson, S. Haase, K. Mulraney, D. Richards-Fennell; Hatherleigh: A. Nele.

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Best - Tantanoola: B. Rowe, B. Hateley, R. Long, K. Bell, S. Simmons, J. Bevan; Robe: J. Hinchliffe, M. Burzaco, K. Carter, A. Hagge, B. Carter

Goals - Tantanoola: R. Long 5, J. Bevan 3, J Hardingham, B. Hateley, B. Rowe; Robe: B. Carter 4, K. Carter 2, D. Dew, A. Hagge

Best - Port MacD: K. Gilmore, L. Ray, B. Dempsey, W. Cameron, K. Stratman, C. Wilson; Kalangadoo: A. Page, J. Barry, K. Allen, S. Doody

Goals - Port MacD: L. Ray 3, K. Gilmore 2, A. McKinnon 2, B. Dempsey, J. Lewis, Z. Lewis, P. Robinson, J. Spehr, J. Walkom, C. Wilson; Kalangadoo: K. Allen 2, K. Newton, A. Page, S. Doody

JUNIOR COLTS

Best - Kongorong: C. Gordon, K. Galloway, A. Maidment, H.Beard, I. Trigg, J. Collins; Mt Burr: R. Gardiner, J. Josephs, H. Josephs, M. Lile, A. Wilson.

Goals - Kongorong: N. Von Stanke-Dowie; Mt Burr: T. Cameron, R. Gardiner, H. Josephs, A. Wilson.

Best - Glencoe: M. Earl, A. Gordon, J. Sinkunas, M.

Best - Tantanoola: J. Hunter, C. Bromley, K. Bromley, J. Hardingham, K. Shawyer, H. Chapple; Robe: B. Carter, D. Hayes, R. Johns, D Thomas, N. Allen.

Goals - Tantanoola: J. Hunter 4, K. Bromley 3, M. Forrest 2, H. Chapple; Robe: B. Carter 3, C. Beae 2, W. Carter, J. Collins, D. Hayes, D Thomas.

T.

H. Gray, T. Howard, Z. Howard, O. Fox, B. Lasle; Kalangadoo: J Barry, N. Cooper, H. Gull, W. Cary

Goals - Port MacD: G. Carroll, O. Fox, H, Gray, T. Howard, M. Lewis, J. MacDonald, T. Neale; Kalangadoo: J. Dowdell Sajevec.

Junior Colts

ROBE ROOSTERS

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football club notes

Junior Colts: Well! What a game to start the season. The young Roosters and Tigers produced a real 4 quarter arm wrestle. Aer leading for most of the game our boys were ‘run over’ in the last quarter, eventually losing by 7 points. They were disappointed, and so was I for them, because they really did try their hardest. Every game, we ask the lads to give everything they have got to each contest that they are involved in. They did that, but in the end, it wasn’t good enough to be victorious. Post-game, we idenfied a couple of things that we will work on during the week, then come out firing against Glencoe. We had a long list of contributors; the more consistent throughout the whole game were: Byron, Daniel, Reid, Dylan and Nate. ‘Cede Nullis’!

Senior Colts: Well that’s the first game done and dusted, a narrow loss to Tant but it was a great effort by the boys with a couple of our guns out it was great to see everyone step up aer a slow start it was encouraging to see us play the game out and implement what we have been working on at training. Best for the day went to John, Myles, Kaiden, Archie and Byron with Levi geng the coaches gong for his first game for the club. Cheers, Leroy

B Grade: It is always good to get the first game of the year out of the way! Especially being a B grade coach. We had a very convincing win over Tantanoola by 113 points, credit to Tant, they had a young team and will build as

the season connues. Standout players included Paddy, Fouldsy, Dawson, Tom Miller and Ollie Bennet. There where many more but can’t list them all as it was a great team effort. Paddy was best on with 2nd, 3rd and 4th efforts all day Fouldsy kicked 5 from centre half forward and Disco (Fossil) also kicked 5 for a great day out. Both the co-captains Huebner and Birdy showed great leadership and performed well all day. Welcome to Monty, Ollie, Fletch, Brodie and Kyle Hampell for first games for the club or returning aer some me away. I cannot fault the way everyone played. Plenty of first gives and fast ball movement that made it excing to watch. As a coaching group (Roly Day and myself), we are looking forward to the year ahead. Cheers, Antony

GLENCOE MURPHIES

football club notes seniors

We welcomed our friends from Hatherleigh to our home deck for round one. Thank you Ben Young, the ground was in magnificent condion. Congratulaons to Dylan Pfitzner playing 100 A grade games, he has been a great contributor. A massive thank you to our new major sponsor this season Dycer Construcons. Your support is greatly appreciated.

Under 12: A great lile bunch of kids starng their football journeys. We stretched the field then stretched it again with great numbers for both clubs. The was played in great spirit with some classy goals kicked.

senior colts

Junior Colts: A new look Junior Colts team with the loss of 13 premiership players moving up and ulity Hamish Gordon away represenng Glenelg. Hatherleigh looked slick from the get go scoring goals at will, as we warmed into the game and the nerves cooled down, we had some great passages despite not bothering the score board. Best players were Max Earl, Annabelle Gordan, Jake Sinkunas, Max Jantosh, Jasmine Haase.

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Reserves: Ben Pie Hentschke has had some relief taken off his shoulders with some beer numbers and depth for the Reserves squad, not having to rely on the Senior Colts to field a team. With a lot of returning and new players the group was opmisc and played a slick ouit with the first half being a decent contest. Hatherleigh's run was too great and they literally ran away with it in the second half. Best players for the day were new recruit Tom Jurkovic giving 100% effort from the midfield, next was Jason Bates, Jayson Finnis, Ben Hentschke, Mitch Lile playing an excellent game on an experienced player and Dane Paproth kicking 4.

Seniors: Reece Duncan's first game as head coach and a bunch of debutants for our A grade made for an excellent game. Hatherleigh started the first term kicking inaccurately and as the nerves cooled; we were able to convert three for the term with Isaac Mulraney making the most of his chances kicking two in the term and finishing with three for the day The second term was played on our term with some slick ball movement and controlling the ball we managed to finish the term 17 points up at the main break. Hatherleigh fought back in the third with both teams going goal to goal. Three quarter me it was anyone's game. Pay Mitchell had his kicking boots on slong one from the visitor's box finishing the day with five. Hatherleigh used their experience and finished strongly with a 14 point win. Best players were Zacc Cocks, Captain Dylan Childs, 100 gamer Dylan Pfitzner, Brodie Glynn, Pay Mitchell and Aiden Hurley.

Senior Colts: What a day for the senior colts. The boys have had a big summer, everyone has shot up and everyone was keen as mustard. From the start we controlled the ball with some slick movement although struggling to kick truly. The game was a great tussle between two talented teams. A massive congratulaons to our teammate Lachy Brierley on debung for the Glenelg U16 team! Best players were Jed Sinkunas, new recruit Max Whitehead, Tighe Skim Hurley, Patrick Lang-Smith with 3 goals. See you at the seaside.

football club notes seniors

A Grade: First game of the year, we knew it was going to be a tough game against Glencoe as it was their home ground. 1st quarter got off to a good start with us having plenty of the footy. Had a lot of good looks at goal however our finishes were off and we couldn't seem to hit the score board like we should've. 2nd quarter Glencoe controlled the whole quarter and bet us around the ground which showed on the score board with them out scoring us by 5 goals. The boys had a lot more fire in the second half of the game with more consistency around the whole ground and playing beer together as a team. This led to a 14 point win by the boys.

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B Grade: Football’s back and it's always good to win the first one. We have a very different looking side this season, with a lot of young talent stepping up, and they didn't disappoint on Saturday against a tough Glencoe side. Tyson Atkinson named best on, having a field day in the middle. Je Faulkner second best, lile running machine. Jack Marino started where he le of last season superb across half back. Muff kicked 4 up forward, Bre Watson round out the best with a very good game in the middle. Well done to May Faulkner geng the chance to play alongside his son, a special moment for the lads and the club.

Senior Colts: We went down to Glencoe for the opening round. The boys have had a good preseason and were very excited to get going for 2024. Glencoe were a quality side all

day and ended up with the win but we took it to them the enre game. The boys struggled to find the scoreboard early and also ended up having a rough run with injuries and ended up with no available players on the bench. Besides the outcome it was a good first hit out and we will go again next week. 1st Best Dentons Sportspower award went to Huddy Nowak, having a great game down back. 2nd Best Stumpy Award was Jordy Acky, always in and under and went all day. Third Best Gino's Pizza award was Aussie Nele, a barometer when we needed him up forward kicking a couple snags. 4th, The ladies commiee award went to a young fella Coaden Taylor. Has had a great preseason with the Seniors and it showed all game. 5th, the Pete Walter's Award went to a first gamer in Jason Saunders, fought hard all day and didn't give up! Onto Kongorong next round.

Under 11: For the first week back it was amazing to see the kids put all the skills we had been pracsing into a game. There were many good efforts and some great plays. Jameson Bateman (Denton's Sport power), Paddy Bowering (Toy Kingdom), Mavea Ellis (Hatherleigh Ladies Commiee), and Archie Clark (Sco Redman Award) all played well and showed great team spirit in the opening round. Well done.

kongorong hawks

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football club notes

A decent start to the season today as we took on a very slick Mt Burr side at the home of the Hawks. Unfortunately not too many wins on the board for us over both netball and footy but a promising start to the season with a group of new coaches and players. Next week we look forward to making the trip to Hatherleigh.

Notes and awards for round 1 are follows:

Under 11: We welcomed Mount Burr for the first game of the season. It was good to see we kept all the kids from last year and we welcome Cooper and his family to the team. The kids are another year older and with all their hard work at training this certainly was shown for their first game. They had clean hands and the delivery of the ball was impressive to watch for this age group. They all gave 100% whether they played for Kongorong or Mount Burr. Thank you to Peter McKenzie for umpiring. Awards went to Rooster Aikenhead (Intersport), Coby Brant (Presidents), Cooper Jenkin (Coaches), Ryder Telford (Brant Family), Nash Brant (Club Award) and Bill Ellis (Donut King).

Auskick was played at halime and for this young group it was their first game of footy. They were all very excited and keen to get their hands on the ball. Awards went to Prue Harding (Club award) and Kingsley Morgan (Donut King).

Junior Colts: The kid's had a tough task for their first game of the year. With Mount Burr only having 10 kid's we decided to give them 4 of our own and played 14 a side. We rotated the kids every quarter to make it fair for everyone and in doing so gave Mt Burr the advantage in the last quarter. I was happy with everyone's efforts on the day and can see that we can only get beer each game. Awards went to Connor Gordon, Koby Galloway, Angus Maidment, Havana Beard, Ivy Trigg and Jordan Collins.

Senior Colts: Round 1 saw us commence our season at home against a formidable opponent in Mt. Burr Enthusiasm was high with a number of new faces joining us in the off-season keen to pull on the yellow and black guernsey with their mates. Our enthusiasm translated into some good early contests, pressuring Mt. Burr and forcing turnovers. While we had a good share of the footy, we were unable to convert those turnovers into meaningful scoring opportunies with a disciplined Mt. Burr outnumbering us ahead of the ball and some loose

checking post turnover giving them plenty of free players to hit up. With an inability to put any scoreboard pressure on our opponents, and maintain good field posion, our intensity around the contest dropped off with fague, and Mt. Burr were able to handball and run away from stoppage. The ability to get their handball game going gave their forwards beer delivery and saw them compile a very accurate 19.5 to 0.2. Our group will take a great deal of experience from the oung and look forward to the opportunity that presents next week. Values award winners: Blake Telford, Ryan Lucas, Harrison Elletson, Bam Kent, Toby McKinnon, Mahew Aarts.

B Grade: This was a typical B grade round 1 game. Lots of effort, not a lot of fitness. We created lots of chances but our lack of training together meant we turned the ball over a lot and couldn’t finish off up forward as well as we would have liked. Full credit to Mount Burr, they created lots of pressure and used the ball well. Proud of our guys for digging in when it got tough and finding a way to get the win whilst sll learning how each other plays. Marty Von Stanke was best (Collins Court Butchers), Sjaakie was next best (Commercial Hotel), Brad Long 3rd (Commercial Hotel), Dom Von Stanke 4th (Commercial Hotel), Dan Hann 5th (Commercial Hotel), Andrew Telford 6th (Commercial Hotel). Hopefully we get a few on the track this week and everyone goes to the Commercial Hotel on a non training night.

A Grade: The scoreline didn't reflect our improvements as a team, but a promising start to the year. Mt Burr had plenty of run but the boys never gave in. Unfortunately loosing Bryn in the first quarter certainly didn't help and we wish him all the best with his recovery. It was good to have young Blake Telford up for his first A Grade game and he held his own. Keen to get over to Hatherleigh for round two. Best players went to Tom Hunter (Collin’s Court Butcher), Elliot Modra (The Commercial Hotel), Tyrone Rayner (The Commercial Hotel), Will Vickery (The Commercial Hotel), Corben O’Dea (The Commercial Hotel) and Joel Maconachie (Pick Ave Deli).

Thank you to everyone who stuck around for Shuffle Night. Next home game we suit up in our best ouits for Hawktoberfest! If you haven’t already, see Will Vickery or Cohen Janeway for your ckets. Go Hawks!

football club notes seniors

What a great start to the season with a few wins under the belt! On to round 2 and our night game. Just a reminder about Ladies night hosted by the netballers, all info can be found on our socials, there will also be entertainment aer the A Grade at Can Hill.

year along with Campbell Hateley who will be available in round 3. The boys will be keen to back up against kalangadoo to try and secure their second win.

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Junior Colts: What a terrific start to the season for the Mt Burr junior colts. We had a slow start to the game but in the second half we came home with wet sails and the fitness of the boys really came through. With a big last quarter we sealed the game with a win. Best on ground was: Reed with a real captain’s effort. 2nd & 3rd best was: The Joseph brothers with their run all day in the guts. Looking forward to seeing the boys shine bright during golden hour with our late start this week for our night round. Frazer Johnston

Senior Colts: With a solid preseason under their belts our senior colts were keen to get out and play their first game of the year together. The boys played very well together as a team bringing all players in to the game to record a comfortable win. Some great performances from Jimmy Lile and Finn Woolston who have both moved up from mini colts in their first games. Blake Brant, Lucas & Dallas Montouri were all solid at both ends of the ground and performed well. We were glad to have our new players Harrison Thwaites, Tyler & Declan Richardson, Dylan Sigston, Max Hunt & Noah Cockrum join us this

B Grade: Kongorong at Kongorong in Round 1 always looked to be a difficult first match up and that’s exactly how it turned out. Their bigger experienced players controlled the first half and despite going into half me without kicking a major, we were only 3 goals behind. In the second half we started to get our running game going but couldn’t make head roads into the lead that had already been established. Best players were Bradley Sco who also kicked 2 goals, DJ, Rooster, Horse, Teags, Ed & Thwaitsey Thanks to everyone who helped out. We look forward to this week’s night game at home against Kalangadoo.

A Grade: It was great to finally hit round 1 running aer a long pre season. We started a bit shaky, making a few skill errors and turning the ball over too easily. Aer quarter me we had full control of the game, with most blokes winning their posions. Sam Wallis was brilliant down back all day backed up nicely by his brother, Josh, and Dylan Ridley was doing his thing through the midfield. Overall, a great start to the season, which we can hopefully connue to build on and improve as we go.

Congratulaons to Jake Whiy, Tyler Richardson and Declan Richardson on making your A grade debut for the club.

kalangadoo magpies

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A Grade Coach: Al Lyon

B Grade Coach: Aidan Auld

SQUADTO BE CONFIRMED

football club notes

Aer it seemed a few short weeks ago we were celebrang the success of the 2023 season for our 2 senior sides we kicked off the 2024 season down the Bay in perfect condions for football. With Lynsey sll at the helm for the seniors and Aidan stepping in to the reserves coaching role and the welcoming of some new players and some past players back in to the black & white. Graham is looking aer the senior colts and Macca is once again taking the junior colts with plenty of numbers and Boxy connues to develop our youngest group of future champions with huge success and we are all excited about the future when watching the young charges strut their stuff

2024 has seen huge support for our Junior Football Club with many game day & award sponsors jumping on board. As a club it would be great to support those who support our juniors.

Thanks goes to Autocare Mt Gambier, Rarcoola Structural, The Rocks Shop, MT Wheels & 3MP as game day sponsors and weekly award sponsors in – The Roadhouse, Country Atude, Spot On, Bunnings, Aussie Disposals, Sorrentos, OK Pie Shop, KD's Deli, Intersport, Donut King, Wendy's, McDonald’s, Compton Street Bakers Delight & Boost Juice.

Under 11: Boxy’s young'uns kicked off footy for season 2024 in style and shows the connual growth & development that comes with quality coaching and enthusiasm from kids loving their football. While a few from 2023 went up to junior colts numbers remain strong for 2024 and it's well worth making the effort to get to games by 9 to watch our minis strut their stuff. A huge thank you to our game day awards sponsors in Wendy’s, McDonald’s, Donut King & Compton Street Baker’s Delight with the awards going to Ollie, Harvey, Finn, Micheal, Ollie E & Billie.

Junior Colts: The Junior Colts with the welcome addion of some fresh faces are looking forward to season 2024 and got off to a flyer in the 1st scoring the 1st goal and looked to match up evenly around the ground with scores at the break even between both sides. 2nd qtr saw a ght tussle with the Bay registering the only major and taking a 6-point lead in at the half. The bay came out full of run in the 3rd and kicked away to a 5-goal lead at the final break. Our young Maggies fought hard in the last to find some run and link up but just couldn't get the score on the board. Macca has a great group of players to work with and have no doubt we will see plenty of W's throughout 2024. Best players went to Jack Barry – Spot On, Nathaniel Cooper –Bunnings, Harvey Gull – OK Pie Shop & William Cary – Baker’s Delight.

Senior Colts: Going to be a tough year for our senior colts with low numbers because of some short sightedness from neighbouring league but the guys are working hard to make sure we get a game each week. A massive thanks to a few North lads who donned the Black and White for the game and to Steve & Ned from Pt Mac working in and loaning several players to make sure a game was played. The 4 quarters were played in good spirits and

some quality footy played, and the colts will be heavily reliant on bye clubs each week for a few players and working in with opposion sides. Best players went to – Axel Page in 1st game for the club – The Roadhouse, Jack Barry – Country Atude, Kade Allen – KD's Deli, Seb Doody – OK Pie Shop, Hector Opie – Aussie Disposals.

Reserves: Under new coach in Aidan Auld, we saw a few new & old faces in the B's for season 2024 with a good mix of experience and youth through the line up. The Maggies jump out of the block in the 1st registering 20-point lead at the 1st break and connuing the run through the second to hold a handy lead at the main break. As always, the Bay fought back hard in the 3rd & 4th quarter to narrow the margin, but the boys held tough and ended up with a reasonably comfortable win in the end by 27 points. Best players went to ever reliable Reevsey, Ky McKenna in first senior game for the club, stalwart and evergreen Chrissy Mules, Liam Carlson, 1st game for the club & senior colt Axel Page & seasoned ruckman Johnny Mules.

Seniors: With the welcome addion to a few new faces over summer in Robbie (Rocket) Hein & Jackson Meyers (Mysie) the senior line up looked to be reasonably seled even though there were a few regular A graders unavailable. Aer a strong preseason Lynsey was excited to present Nater his guernsey as he made his senior debut as a 15 year old and we wish him all the best as he finds his feet through the season. Pt Mac were the first to sele into the game and made all the early running playing their ground to maximum efficiency while the Maggies were a lile undisciplined early. The mids were working well and the backline led by Jut & Jaggs were holding fast with plenty of the ball in our defensive 50. The 1st break the Maggies down by 12 points. The second qtr was a repeat of the 1st with the Maggies taking a lile while to sele in but with Connor presenng well across half forward, Sam & Tye reading well of Robbie we managed to hold the Bay and score a couple of goals later to only be 20 points down at the main break. Lynsey asked for a li in the 3rd and the Bay jumped away early registering the first 3 in quick succession and this seemed to wake us up and kick start the quick ball movement and run around the ground and with 4 late goals in that quarter put some scoreboard pressure back on to the Bay who had skipped away to a 37 point lead at the final break. The last quarter saw the Maggies hold the Bay to the single goal as the run & carry began to shine through and the natural game that Lynsey has been working on came to the fore. There was plenty of pressure on the ball carriers creang turnovers and run through space buut just could register through the big scks kicking 2.5 for the final term to 1.3 and a final margin of 29 points. Best players went to Jaggs Pra, Connor Genle, Sammy McManus, Ethan Maney, Robbie Hein & Tye McManus.

Next up we head to the Burr under lights in what should be a great night as we look to bounce back and learn from last week.

Images courtesy Steve Walters (Snapperific)

PORT MACDONNELL DEMONS

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A Grade: Port MacDonnell 16.10 def Kalangadoo 11.11. Here we are again at the start of another season! The excitement was palpable around the ground as our “Family League” come together for the first game. Crowd numbers made the venue look like a grand final which was exceponally pleasing and boosted by the fact that the new Limestone Coast League starts next week. Josh Woodall as a playing coach retains control of the A's and looks to build on last season's efforts despite some key player losses to work commitments and locaon moves. Tim Sullivan has taken on the mantle of Captain with Ned Wilke as VC, both players showing their strength and passion for the club and bringing a youthful vigor to side. The first quarter was very evenly matched, but we managed to gain a slight lead over the Magpies and the pressure connued right throughout the game. Master of the ruck and midfield, Will Macdonald dominated the ball and his persistence in bringing the ball forward was duly noted on the scoreboard, earning him the BOG. Colby Munro in 2nd, was unstoppable through the centre and more than once helped clear the packs in the back lines. Kyall McClean (3rd best) worked hard all day in the back line with Jake Schleter (5th) pushing the ball forward. Tim Sullivan (4th) connued to lead by example presenng himself at every opportunity in the forward line which led to a 6-goal haul. Luke Richards rounds out the list at 6th best and showed great courage in contesng the hard ball whether up front or in the back line. The half me break had us sll ahead by a narrow margin and the game in anybody's hands. To our credit, our aim was good, and we gave the third term a 7-goal boost. We sll need to work on our finish as it was only the inaccurate kicking of the K'doo boys that kept the game in our favor. Leading goal kicker was Tim Sullivan 6, Chrisan Howle 3, Ned Wilke 2, and one apiece for Luke Richards, Colby Munro, Will Macdonald, Ma Stark and debut player Casey Wilson. A big thank you to Senior Colts Kai Gilmore, Casey Wilson and Lachlan Ray who stepped up and welcome to the club Je Aard and Nathan Bell. We look forward to seeing a lot a great footy from all of you. It was a great way to start the year, but we all know there is sll a lot of footy le to play. So, train hard to play hard! Go Demons!

B Grade: Port MacDonnell 6.3 lost to Kalangadoo 9.12. Welcome back! Like a virgin bride's wedding night the ancipaon of the new season here in the “Family League” was nigh unbearable and the “Family” came out in droves to celebrate. The weather was kind (cool and cloudy), the playing surface in good condion despite the wildlife issues and hardly any rain, the canteen was fully loaded and the viewing area ramped and ready. Except for wishing there was a paper budget at the gate… who could want for a beer invitaon to the Bay! The day began like most footy Saturdays… phone calls to all and sundry who would be willing to pull on the boots and more senior colt fill ins than you can poke a sck at. Ben McGregor (The FOTB) has put up his hand to coach in this “shotgun” affair, but due to work commitments had to leave the boys in the capable hands of his fellow club stalwarts Ben “Willow” Wilson and Kyall “Vicar' McClean. Good thing the wedding march is a slow step as the boys were a lile le behind in the first two quarters. By half me the Kdoo boys had lined up 7 big ones to our single and like a missing groom at a buck's night, the lads struggled to find a clear lead up forward and cohesive play in the opening stages of the game. (Could that be a lack of training??.....hmmm sound familiar!) Best man in the whole affair, Aaron “Too Tall” Harding found his rhythm, not only taking on majority of the ruck work but also kicking 3 goals. Blair Cung managed 2 goals of his own and Kurs Lasle pocketed a handy single to complete our 6 goal turn around in the last half Baz O'Dine joined the wedding party as 2nd groomsman and with a cool head kept the flanks and midfield running forward. Tom Sullivan stood in line as 3rd with Koby Stratman as 4th, as they worked their way around the back lines and taller “page boy” Je Lewis impressed with his game style earning 5th spot in the list. On that note a big thank you to the other “altar boys” Paddy Robinson, Kurs Lasle and Aidan Telford for helping fill the groom’s side of the church. We may have been le standing at the altar this me boys but if we get out on the track or the gym we might just be able to catch the bouquet next week here at home against Nangwarry

And like Elton John…”I wanna Kiss the Bride! Yes!” Go Demons!

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Welcome to season 2024 for all those connected with the Nangwarry Football Club. Players, families, supporters, sponsors, & volunteers we appreciate you all and hope you enjoy the Nangwarry experience.

To all those who are new we thank you for joining us and to those returning thanks for scking around.

Shane “Taz“ Raymond returns as the senior coach with Brayden “The Don” Kelly taking charge of the reserves. Craig Hicks & Shane Grigg have returned to the club in 2024 and are sharing the role as coach taking on the Senior Colts. Marcus Thomson returns as coach of the Junior Colts. Vesa Virtanen is in charge of the lile Sainters. We also welcome back to the club Craig Lock who is looking aer our Auskick program. We thank all coaches for taking me out of their busy lives to help lead our club.

With a number of new signings throughout all grades we look forward to connued improvement across the board and I am especially thrilled to see the increase in our junior numbers. I think this is just reward for all who baled through recent years and shows we are heading in the right direcon. Best of luck in 2024 and whatever the results we will be proud of you.

The netballers this year are being led by Chrystal Lock and I look forward to working together with this passionate Nangwarry supporter in building our respecve club.

To our commiee, we may only be small, but we are loyal, hard working and passionate. We have the benefit of having many who are happy to put their hand up and help out in many ways to support is needed.

On a personal note, I would like to thank everyone who has reached out and supported me in the past few months. Football clubs and the footy community are important in the tough mes and always step up when needed.

I look forward to catching up with everyone as we venture through the season 2024.

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RESULTS

A GRADE

Kongorong 35 (R. Perry, Z. Von Stanke) lost to Mount Burr 45 (D. Shepherd, E. Easterby)

Glencoe 59 (A. Pfitzner, J. Paproth) defeated Hatherleigh (L. MacGregor, K. Nele)

Tantanoola 53 (J. Walker, E. Gould) defeated Robe 51 (S. Bates, A. Jennings)

Port MacDonnell 34 (K. Collins, M. Hein) lost to Kalangadoo 56 (L. Munro, G. Genle)

Kongorong 30 (S. Ham, S. Lucas) lost to Mount Burr 34 (S. Westerman, M. Gamble)

Glencoe 48 (M. Watson, C. Hentschke) lost to Hatherleigh 49 (R. Nele, M. Smith)

Tantanoola 35 (E. Bonde, S. Bellman) lost to Robe 41 (A. Hunt, A. Durrant)

Port MacDonnell 43 (S. Scheidl, N. Lewis) lost to Kalangadoo 58 (R. Wetherall, S. Crute)

B GRADE A RESERVE

Kongorong 20 (M. Buckingham, M. Skinner) lost to Mount Burr 44 (N. Croser, S. Rossi)

Glencoe 34 (G. Kemp, K. Edmonds) lost to Hatherleigh 56 (M. Nunan, M. Jolly)

Tantanoola 60 (E. Dawe, H. Hale) defeated Robe 32 (S. Brooks, P. Sneath)

Port MacDonnell 28 (M. Millard, E. Stanley) lost to Kalangadoo 53 (E. Mules, J. Ryan)

B RESERVE

Kongorong 35 (H. Lile, B. Duivenvoorde) defeated Mount Burr 29 (C. Farana, Z. Burns)

Glencoe 34 (L. Kenny, C. Bignell) lost to Hatherleigh 62 (G. Gray, K. Jones)

Tantanoola 49 (K. Reilly, A. Mason) defeated Robe 24 (A. Wilkinson, A. Clarke)

Port MacDonnell 63 (D. Spencer, B. McPherson) defeated Kalangadoo 45 (A. Case, A.J. Chuck)

17&UNDER

Kongorong 6 (T. Von Stanke, A. Cram) lost to Mount Burr 98 (T. Gamble, S. Smith)

Glencoe 47 (J. Jagger, M. Maney) lost to Hatherleigh 64 (D. Brown, C. Gysbers)

Tantanoola 29 (B. Roberts, H. McGrath) defeated Robe 24 (K. Brooks, O. Birchall)

Port MacDonnell 35 (A. Stanley, J. Morgan) lost to Kalangadoo 66 (M. Badenoch, E. Xanthopoulos)

15&UNDER

Kongorong 32 (L. Jacob, H. Awill) lost to Mount Burr 36 (H. Lowndes, B. Davis)

Glencoe 57 (V. Thorne, R. Buckley) defeated Hatherleigh 40 (S. Barlow, O. Bellinger)

Tantanoola 22 (A. Allen, R. Thwaites) lost to Robe 51 (L. Carruthers, L. Morris)

Port MacDonnell 38 (K. McLean, B. Lewis) defeated Kalangadoo 34 (L. Egan, A. Prosperi-Porta)

13&UNDER

Kongorong 8 (Z. Awill, Z. Lile) lost to Mount Burr 57 (I. Ballantyne, A. Smith)

Glencoe 32 (H. Sealey, L. McGrath) lost to Hatherleigh 48 (K. Green, A. Bowman)

Tantanoola 46 (J. Johnson, C. Ellis) defeated Robe 12 (K. Carruthers, A. Roach)

Port MacDonnell 9 (D. Stanley, M. Carlin) lost to Kalangadoo 50 (M. Lennon, E. Reeves)

At long last Michelle Moore has made it to her 300th game for the Port MacDonnell Netball Club and will forever have her name etched on the 300 games board! Aer reaching 200 games in 2010 it has taken another 14 years to get to 300. The usual got in the way of her netball - marriage, children, overseas living, covid, holidays and playing for Penola but she has reached this wonderful milestone today

Michelle started with the Demons in 1997 playing in the learning junior grades, before progressing to the compeve junior grades This is where she found her love for the sport and her ability and unbeatable determinaon to play some great netball. Throughout her 6 years in the junior grades she won Best & Fairest in every season

She has represented Mid South East at both junior and senior level

Playing her first senior game as a junior in 2003, Michelle played most of her senior games in the A grade. Although playing mostly at GA in juniors she made WD her posion when playing seniors, and more recently she enjoys running the centre. We have lost count of the number of finals Michelle has played in, losing most of them with the excepon of her one and only premiership, being part of the first A grade premiership for Port MacDonnell Netball Club, in 2009. In 2016 she won A Reserve Best and Fairest.

Coming back from Penola and Covid she won the A Grade Runner Up Best and Fairest in 2021 and was again part of the A Grade team in 2023. This season sees Michelle in the A Reserve where she hopes another Premiership is just around the corner

Michelle is an asset to any team she plays in, umpires and helps around the club, also coming on board as our Secretary this season She is quite cray and has been known to make hair es/ribbons for teams!

Michelle is supported by husband Alex and children Maya and Henri Michelle is a joy to have around the club, always has a smile on her face and is always up for a chat. We congratulate her on her 300th game, and hope she has many more with the club michelle moore

Junior 2: We are delighted to report that our Junior 2's came out with a bang for their first game. Watching them grow their confidence over the last 3 weeks at trainings, improving their skills and gelling as a team has been so rewarding. We couldn't be prouder of how all 8 girls played together, supported one another and listened to their coach, and connued to keep their heads high. Thank you to all the parents and supporters who came out and cheered the girls on, it made for such an enjoyable game to watch & coach. We are very excited for what lies ahead for this season, especially with such a promising first game. Obviously the junior grades are not scored, however, our girls can give themselves a huge pat on the back and they can walk away feeling like winners. Best players went to Ruby Carrison (Arena) & Sophie Stratman (Donut King). Thank you to Arena & Donut King for donang the awards.

Junior 1: Wow girls, we had a tough opposion to start the year! I am happy to see the skills we have been learning at training have been put into pracce. Your determinaon and willingness to take on feedback, seen you improving each quarter. The Donut King and Arena Sports Store vouchers for best players went to Emily O who shot our first goal of the season, and Ava who was persistent and chased down every ball resulng in mulple intercepts. A special menon to Zoe, you had an amazing first game.

13 & Under: Port MacDonnell 9 defeated by Kalangadoo 50. Injuries, injuries, injuries before the game even started… although the girls pushed through and made it work! The defence side worked tremendously hard and collected many intercepts, along with Madison Carlin who made plenty of turnovers. Amongst the 5 mid court players they all shined and delivered our goalies many great passes and made great passages of play down the court. For the first game of the season and a few hiccups before the game the girls did what they could and gave it everything. Well done! Awards: Daisee Stanley (Subway), Madison Carlin (Arena).

15 & Under: Port Macdonnell 38

defeated Kalangadoo 34. What a great start to the season with a win. All girls were very nervous, being the first game of the year, but by the third quarter, we got our groove and focused on just our game. Our defenders worked hard, with Layla, Chelsea and Addison, geng plenty of touches and bringing the ball strong out of defence to score our goals. Isla and Kasey were in our aack line. These girls fed really well to our goalies who were bailee, Lillie and Ivy Lillie and Ivy did a great job in GS with minimal experience but had the guidance of our young gun Bailee Lewis to help and encourage them into a new posion. The Donut King award went to Kasey Mclean, who ran her lile heart out in WA & C, and the Subway award went to Bailee Lewis who shot 30 goals for the game.

17 & Under: Port MacDonnell 35 defeated by Kalangadoo 66. How excing to be back for netball, season 2024! The Port MacDonnell 17U girls have put in a lengthy and commied pre season, working hard to prepare for what is hopefully a successful season

ahead. Round one saw us match up against a very well polished Kalangadoo side, most of whom are coming off the back of an undefeated 15U premiership season. Despite this, our girls hit the court with smiles on faces, ready for the challenge. Alicetyn Stanley had a fantasc day in GK, her footwork was superb and saw her gain several defensive stops throughout the day Jasmine Morgan was also a standout despite a significant mismatch between her and her opponent's height. The two girls combined well in the circle to earn the team's best player awards, our girls finishing behind at the final whistle.

Best: Alicetyn Stanley (Subway), Jasmine Morgan (Donut King).

B Reserve: Port MacDonnell 63

defeated Kalangadoo 65. Thank you to our game sponsors, Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro & The Bay Pizzaria received by De Spencer and Bridie McPherson. What a great way to start. Our keep going atude in defence and ability to move the ball around safely in aack really paid off. Keep building on talking and working with each other as this will be to our advantage.

B Grade: Port MacDonnell 28 defeated by Kalangadoo 53. With our first game coming up against Kalangadoo we knew it wasn't going to be easy. A few things we need to work on at training but with such a versale team it was great to be able to use the taccal change rule and work out some combinaons. Defence took some good deflecons and turnovers and some good quick passages of play in aack. Kenz gave her all running through the middle all game. Goalies combining well with different combinaons. Let's talk it up next week with posive vibes and only up from here. Best: Mackenzie Millard (Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro), Elivia Stanley (Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro).

A Reserve: Port MacDonnell 43 defeated by Kalangadoo 58. I am very proud of everyone's efforts. We came against a tough team. We had lots of posives throughout the game that we can take away from it. We also saw moments that we can work on throughout the season. I really look forward to what this season has in store for us. Defence did a great job when height really wasn't on our side. We had some great movements happening at mes in our aack. Congratulaons again to Michelle for her 300th game.

Best: Shannon Scheidl (The Bay Pizzaria), Narelle Lewis (Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro).

A Grade: Port MacDonnell 34 defeated by Kalangadoo 56. The scoreline doesn't reflect the game played - hing the court as a new team and with new combos/posions for many of our players, I am excited for the season ahead. We started out strong with some great passages of play but unfortunately we weren't able to keep the pace and hold it for 4 consistent quarters. Our 3rd quarter being the worse but overall we definitely have some posives to take away from the game and things we need to work on as individuals players and as a playing group. Let's keep working hard at training and keep developing as a team. Best: Kori Collins sponsored by Australian Coastal Shipping (The Bay Pizzaria), Megan Hein sponsored by Shan Scheidl (Victoria Hotel Shipwreck Bistro).

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A Grade: Tant 53 def Robe 51. Very strong game against Tantanoola and impressive from a side that is very new to Robe's A Grade. Starng off with amazing defensive pressure from Sophie Bates (Calcua - Victoria Jaxon) who has come from the KNT league, plus circle defence from Emilee Gould & Alannah Jennings who got some crical touches. Goalies Demi Carter & Sarah Laurie played smart netball, holding their space, playing a very balanced circle. With a strong drive onto the circle and accurate feeds, Lucy Perkins also had a ripper. Unfortunately we went down by 2 goals, we are keen to come back stronger. Congrats to Alannah Jennings (coaches award –Pure Luxe) on 50 games.

A Reserve: Tant 35 def by Robe 41. A Reserves came out firing against Tantanoola, nerves subsiding and the girls quickly finding their groove. With a few new players to the team, we quickly adjusted to the opposion, Annabelle fighng hard down the court to turn over the ball. Our goalies Ella, Libby and Ash held strong bodies in the ring, giving Robe many scoring opportunies. Tant put up a great fight, creeping up in the last quarter, however the girls keep composed and held the lead for the game, winning by 2 goals. Very proud of the team and looking forward to a promising season! Calcua went to Ash Hunt (Pure Luxe) and Coaches award to Annabel Durrant (Loaves & Fishes).

B Grade: Tant 60 def Robe 32. For our first game with a fully mixed team I think we were sll finding our feet. Lots of good steady passages of play however lots of errac passages we need to address. Trying some different combos we may have found Tayla a permanent spot in defence. Sienna (Calcua – Pure Luxe) & Billie combined well in goals geng some grunt into their game. Mid court seemed lost for a bit but when we slowed down and played our “plays” we did we hit our target every me. Phoebe caused havoc down the court earning the coaches award (Loaves & Fishes). Lots to work on but lots of posives to go forward.

B Reserve: Tant 49 def Robe 24. Starng with a few new faces this season, round 1 was always going to be a tough one! A very unseled first half meant Tant got a lead we couldn't get back. The second half of the game saw a much more seled Robe side. Annabelle found her place in WD, an eye for the ball meant she got her fair share of turn overs. Neve reluctantly stepped into centre but was exactly what we needed for a seamless transion of the ball down the court. Sophie played her first game today and if you didn't know you wouldn't have been able to spot it. Liv and Jess worked well together in the goals and once seled showed the true potenal we have this season. We welcomed Amanda and Rob back this season, both taking a year off but smashing out their first game back. Cass had a great run in WA. Olivia and Mahalia are a force to be reckoned with in defence and I look forward to watching what they achieve this season. Calcua went to Annabelle (Pure Luxe) and Incenve went to Neve (Loaves & Fishes).

17 & Under: Tant 29 def Robe 24. For our first game the U17s came out firing and almost played a solid four quarters, only leng it slide for a lile bit in the

second quarter. Both Stella and Georgie moved well in the ring, shoong very accurately and rebounding what they didn't sink! With lots of posion changes the girls adapted quickly and really took on any feedback! Kiana, was awarded best player (Steve's Place) for her solid and consistent work in the midcourt, even taking on C for a quarter with no complaints! Coaches award went to Olivia (Loaves & Fishes) for giving her all for 4 quarters, having a crack and leading the team well. Unfortunately we only went down by 4 goals.

15 & Under: Tant 22 def by Robe 51. What a way to start off a season, strong and determined. The girls played effortlessly from start to finish. We had some fantasc passages of play down the court, for the most part moving it with ease. New combo; Leni and Lindsey in defence worked really well. Mid court all played with determinaon to get that win. Goalies Milla and Millie combine really well with lots of experience together. Overall a really posive first game with a win to secure. Best wishes to Tantanoola. Best player awarded to Leni Carruzthers (Steve's Place) and incenve going to Lily Morris (Salubrious Hour).

13 & Under: Tant 46 def Robe 12. I am so incredibly proud of how the girls played, they all played as a team, and everyone put in 110%. We came out strong against a much stronger team only being down by 3 goals at the end of the first quarter. But by the second half they started to look red and were geng a bit frazzled, I made a few changes and the chicks soon seled into their new posions. We didn't come away with a win but with a few tweaks I'm sure we will come together and grow as a team. Kirby held her own, in both aacking and defensive play earning her the best player (Union Café). Lexi played a strong game in GK and taking out my coaches award (Salubrious Hour).

Junior 1: A great start to the season girls. Everyone played a great game and used what we've been learning at training. Mali, Aurla, Edie and Issy worked well in defence turning over balls. Lydia, Kendall and Amelie work hard in the mid court, driving and creang space. Harper, Scarlet and Issy all had a go in goals, moving well and scoring some goals. We've got plenty to work on in future trainings to become wise lile netballers. Incenve (Robe Netball Club) went to Issy for her great half in defence, listening to instrucon and changed her game. Great job girls.

Junior 2: The Junior 2s were excited and full of energy for the first game of the season. Congratulaons to Paisley and Tilly, who played their first ever game of netball! Jess, Malda and Ava worked hard in defence and were kept busy during the first half of the game. As we slowly found our feet and focused on our passing, we started seeing a few scoring opportunies in the second half Evie and Halle worked well together through the centre and focused on leading in front of their players. We have plenty of skills to build upon this season, but it was wonderful to see everyone playing as a team and supporng each other during their first game back. Well done to Bey, who received the incenve (Robe Netball Club) for working hard all game.

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Congratulaons to Violet Thorne who today plays her 50th game for the Glencoe Netball Club!

Junior 2: What a great start to the season for our very first game! I am so proud of you all for listening at the breaks and implemenng what we told you in to the quarters. It was so nice to see everyone playing as a team and lots of smiles on faces. We will connue learning at training and I'm sure we will have a great game down at Robe next week. We just need to work on coming in front of our players and using our voice. Best players went to Savannah Shaw for a fabulous game in defence with lots of hands pressure and Iva Manser for running the whole game through the midcourt and geng lots of passes! Well done girls!

Junior 1: Great start to the season with lots of posives to take away. The team worked the ball well when they were paent. Defence all over the court was fantasc with lots of intercepts. We need to keep working on our footwork but was great to see how well it improved throughout the game. Thank you to Charloe and Bella for filling in. Keep up the good work everyone. Encouragement award and best players went to Shelby and Billy 13 & Under: Glencoe 32 lost to Hatherleigh 48. A tough game to start the season off with some strong opposion. To our credit aer a slow start we fought back late in the quarter Hallie and Emma did a great job in goals once we found space in the circle and finished off strongly. Defensively we did a great job once we adjusted to the pace of the game. Lots of touches from Abbie & Jaylee whilst our mid court players ran hard all game. We sll have lots to work on but a fantasc start to see everyone try their best and not give up. Best player went to Hallie and encouragement went to Lily

15 & Under: Glencoe 57 defeated Hatherleigh 40. Great game by the whole team everyone played a solid 4 quarters! Shooters were on fire and circle feeding in was accurate & effecve. Defence had many touches & turn overs which we were able to score. Mid court played hard backing up and picking up many loose balls. Everyone is deserving of this win as you all played part in this. Thanks to Abbie for benching, best players Violet Thorne & Ruby Buckley & encouragement Ella Stewart.

17 & Under: Glencoe 47 lost to Hatherleigh 64. Had some great passages of play all down the court which looked great. Goalies worked well in the circle, moving & hold well. Defence was tough against Hatherleigh goalies but we never gave up and got plenty of touches. Plenty to work on at trainings but be proud of our first game. Best players – Mckayla Maney for running hard all day and Jena Jagger for her defensive pressure and great driving down the court. Congratulaons to Shae Tweddle for playing 50 club games!

B Reserve: A tough game to start the season against a side coming back from a premiership however, we stuck right with them through the first quarter. They got away from us throughout the rest of the game but we did not give up. There were some great examples of play and ball movement down court. For our first game, with a relavely new line up, there will sll be areas to work on but we have a versale team and there are

some very promising signs for the rest of the season. Best players were Lauren Kenny for her leadership, direcon and movement in the goal third and Caitlyn Bignell for her coverage and defensive pressure. Congratulaons to Alarna Briggs for playing 150 club games!

B Grade: Good effort for our first hit out. We have a very different line up this year with new recruits Isobel Giddings, Kate Edmonds, and Gemma Kemp coming to the club and Emma Greenfield returning aer a few years away. We were slow off the mark and it took us a while to warm up. Gemma, our captain, gave direcon and accurate passing through the midcourt to earn herself best. Kate returned to the midcourt in the second quarter and provided some much needed drive to earn second best. Our defenders worked relessly all day against a tough Hatherleigh aack who shot accurately. We've got a good starng point for the season and with some hard work we can improve and have a successful season!

A Reserve: What a game! Only the niest bit of disappointment losing by 1 because jeez, you all deserved the win! A new combo with Max and Alannah who came up against a tough defence but you both stayed so calm and worked so hard to capitalise. The mid court really got thrown a curve ball today, with Zoe and Chloe spending me in wing defence. You both stepped up and had many touches keeping us in it and giving Tameka and Cords more opportunity When in aack, Zoe worked so hard, changing her game many mes to get free and it paid off! Chloe and Jessie both had some beauful passes into the goalies. In defence any bad passes, missed goals or loose balls were so quickly snapped up by Tameka and Cords and Jessie who was always well posioned on the circle. The pressure down court especially going into their aack was really something, everyone did their bit and boy did it show. The vibe you guys had going on was super posive and I'm so excited to see where the season takes us! A special congratulaons to Chloe Hentschke for playing 200 club games!

A Grade: Glencoe 59 defeated Hatherleigh 39. A really strong performance for our first hit out. We welcomed back Ashlea and Caitlin and both girls had an immediate impact on the play. Ashlea had a stellar game driving hard all day on physical defence and used paence and her usual awesome fakes to feed into the circle. Her steady head and calming presence in the aack line earned her best player (O'Brien Electrical). We had some really great patches in defence where we denied Hatherleigh any easy ball and held up the ball well as a unit. There were some awesome long transions and the feeding into Chantelle was posive for our first real game. Jenna stepped up in the aacking end owning the front drive and opened up lots of space earning second best. Lots of posives to come out of this game. I'm very proud of the whole team for how we conducted ourselves on court with some challenging situaons being outside of our control. It was clear to see that we were in control of the game and were able to adapt to the changing circumstances. Lets keep thinking about our decision making going down court and connue to build on this performance for the season.

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Junior 2: What a way to start the season! The girls worked really hard to move to the ball and we had some strong shoulder passes. The defensive pressure was outstanding with high hands over the ball. Well done girls. Awards: Lacey Kovacs - Sportspower and Pippa Holland – Java Café.

Junior 1: A great first game from the girls on Saturday. The defensive pressure the girl brought right from the beginning was impressive. The way each player chased every loose ball and connuously backed each other was great to see. Our ball movement throughout the whole court as well as our spacing improved every quarter. Great start to the season.

Awards: Poppy Bowering - Java Cafe and Charloe Chambers - Sports Power

13 & Under: Hatherleigh 48 defeated Glencoe 32. Our first game started off quick with our Eagles geng off to a 2point lead at quarter me. The task given at the start was to keep our posivity towards each other up and support one another throughout the game and the girls did that wonderfully. We welcomed Kaia to the team and Hazel back from holidays. Some outstanding passages of play with plenty of turnovers and fast drives to the circle. Le us finish off with a win 48 to 32. Special menons to Mollie for her strong shoong and holding space in the circle. Thank you to Dani for scoring and Alan for PC. Awards: Kaia (Java voucher) - for her ght defence, turnovers and drives down the court; Alirah Bowman (HLC) for her integrity, drives and vision.

15 & Under: Hatherleigh 40 defeated by Glencoe 57. With a few nerves and a new group of girls coming together for the first me, it took us a while to sele into the game. We soon began to find space in aack using speed and drive into the goal circle. Our defensive pressure increased in the second half and we were rewarded with turnovers. It was pleasing to see the girls chasing loose balls and fighng for possession. Our mid court’s ability to control the ball down the court and the goalies very consistent shoong, saw us win the second half overall. Lots to work on in coming weeks but this determinaon and persistence was great to see! Awards: Laura Uola –Java Café, Sylvie Barlow – Hatherleigh ladies commiee.

17 & Under: Hatherleigh 64 defeated Glencoe 47. A good solid win in our first game. Lots of changes every quarter to which the girls adapted and didn’t miss a beat. Although it was a good win it did exploit a few things that we need to work on, and we can address this in the coming weeks. Deni was the HLC award winner while Chloe Gysbers picked up the Java award. Deni Brown –Hatherleigh ladies commiee, Chloe Gysbers – Java Café.

B Reserve: Hatherleigh 62 defeated Glencoe 34. Great team effort girls, we all worked hard as a team from that first whistle and what a start to our season.

Georgia Gray - you smashed it in GK, you posioned yourself well and turned that ball over numerous mes creang lots of turnovers and scoring opportunies for our goalies- great work. Keely, Nic and Demi worked well in our aack line with great vision and paence into our goalies. Ellen, Fi and Maddie good work in D chasing lots of lose balls, applying pressure and creang some great passages of play bringing the ball down the court. Gracie Chay - welcome back! Both you and Melita balanced well in our goal circle and finished it off beaufully

Sll lots to work on but each and every one of you should be proud of your efforts. A big thank you to Zoe for scoring and Linda for being our primary carer Awards: Georgia Gray - Beachport Hotel, Keely Jones - Java Café, Demi JonesHatherleigh Sport and Rec.

B Grade: Hatherleigh 56 defeated Glencoe 34. It was a fast-paced start to the season for a new look B grade line up at the overcast Glencoe. Marnie, Maddie and Sarah started strong in defence with their great reach geng plenty of intercepts and rebounds, giving us plenty of the ball. Kaz and Ali fed well into the circle as Eliza and Ellie combined in aack, and aer a couple of early misses, started the scoreboard cking over at a rapid rate. The second quarter saw play slowdown from the franc first quarter start. The Glencoe defenders were making life difficult for us in aack, with Ali and Kaz working hard to get the ball into the goal circle. Eliza went out to GA and Liv came on into GS at the start of the 3rd and sloed in beaufully; holding well and shoong with accuracy and confidence. Our defenders in Maddie, Marnie and Sarah connued to stand tall and took advantage of any loose passes and missed shots. Ali provided a consistent opon at the centre pass and Kaz drove well to the circle to pass with precision and paence into our aack. A change up going into the last saw Kaz off, Ali into C, Eliza out to WA and Ellie back on at GA. An absolute credit to all how quickly everyone adjusted and seled aer the changes. It was great to hear lots of voice from Ellie and the encouragement from all. Such a posive start to the season, showing some great versality in the team, with a handy win. Look forward to our first home game for season 2024 next week. Huge thanks to Raels for scoring, Nat for Primary Carer and Dizey Team Manager. Awards: Maddie Nunan - Beachport Hotel, Marnie Jolly - Hatherleigh Sport and Rec, Ellie Cook - Alternate Life, Karen Bowman Java Café.

A Reserve: Hatherleigh 49 defeated Glencoe 48. A huge game for A Res, to get the win by 1. The girls gave 100% all game and their defensive pressure was hard to beat. Maddie Redman and Millie Smith took some great intercepts. The goalies were calm under pressure ending the game with a high goal percentage. Rosie Nele had some amazing feeds into circle and Imogen Nowak, Abby Wight and Eliza Mewe movement in the circle was great. We did a great job adjusng to the play and any changes in posions. Great job girls! Rosie NeleBeachport Hotel, Millie SmithHatherleigh Sport and Rec, Maddie Redman - Java Café.

A Grade: Hatherleigh 39 defeated by Glencoe 59. A tough game to start the season. We need to improve our shoong accuracy and adapt quickly to the umpires calls and non-calls. We applied strong defensive pressure all over the court, forcing turnovers however couldn't capitalise enough on these. Once we lost Maddie, it le a big hole in our defensive end; following this we took the opportunity to play around with some different opons and try a few things. Congratulaons to Kalli on her first A grade game taking away the Beachport Hotel award. Niah got herself

the Java Cafe award and Maddie Pulmer the Hatherleigh drinks voucher. Awards: Beachport Hotel - Kalli Nele, Java - Niah Faulkner, Hatherleigh Sport and RecMaddie Pulmer

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Junior 2: Super proud of you girls for your first game. Everyone kept going through out the whole game and worked well on defending their player, chasing loose balls and making leads. Playing for the first me together as a team was excing to watch, you can see what growth potenal we have in front of us aer we have a few games under a belt. I am hope you all had fun playing. McDonalds award went to Bailee for excellent defence, scking to your player all game. Aurora received the Kaboom bowling award for excellent resilience.

Junior 1: We are super proud of you girls for your first game. Everyone put in a lot of effort throughout the whole game and were very successful for everyone's efforts. We hope you all had a great first game and had lots of fun. The Kaboom award went to Sienna Black for her incredible intercepts and the Maccas award goes to Allara for her amazing defence power!

13 & Under: Fantasc effort for our first game girls! We were excited to have all 11 of our squad available and playing and used the opportunity to try some new combos and rotate everyone around for our first hit out. We had some really small and silly mistakes that cost us majorly on the scoreline but were able to grow our confidence across four quarters and improve our aack on the ball and defensive pressure. Best players went to Zoe Awill (Maccas) who moved and shot great under the post and Zoe Lile (Kaboom Bowling) for some great defensive pressure and drives through the middle. Lets focus this week at training and get ready for round 2!

15 & Under: What a fantasc effort girls! I am so proud of all of you. You all did what was asked and more. Considering we are a new team we gelled so well. We worked well to bring the ball down court and turn it over. While it wasn't the outcome we hoped for to come up from half me down by 8 to be even at 3/4qrt and to go out by 4 you should all be so proud of yourselves as I am beyond proud. Best players go to Lily Jacobs (Maccas voucher) and Holly Awill (Kaboom).

17 & Under: Well done today girls! The score did not reflect how well you all played and I’m super proud that you kept your heads up! Lots to work towards now at trainings and different combinaons we can try! Well done to our defence who had a touch over every ball and to our strong shooters up against tough defenders. Arena award goes to Thalia Von Stanke for her excellent captain skills throughout the court. Fasta Pasta award goes to Alisha Cram for her perseverance for the

whole game!

B Reserve: What a way to start the season! It was a wobbly start and had to find our feet. The second quarter we were down by 8 but then came back at half me down by 1. We then kicked up another gear and then dominated the court. Our defence were a stand out with their team work. It was a tough game physically but I am so proud of how our girls handled themselves and kept their head in the game. Considering only 2 players have played together and the rest are new, I am extremely proud. Taking the game 35-30. Hayley Lile (C) got our player of the match and awarded an Elite voucher. Becky (GS) was awarded the Park Hotel voucher. Well done.

B Grade: Good effort girls. You fought hard to the final whistle. It was a tough game but no one gave up. Its all up from here, with an injury for our captain Sarah earlier in the week resulng in the loss of a key player definitely shook us. But we will connue to grow and work together over the coming weeks. Keep fighng and we will get the wins. Best players Milla Buckingham (Arena) and Miranda Skinner (Elite Supps).

A Reserve: An amazing start to the season with an almost brand new team for the girls! With Courtney Sealey and Jordy Heraper on their A game in the goals, both girls stood against the defensive pressure with strength and determinaon, scoring us 30 goals to 34, an incredible effort! Young Paige Hicks is joining us from juniors and proved she's a force to be reckoned with with her strong leads and feeding into the circle. Georgia Bald created some extraordinary pressure in the defence and established herself as a key defender in the game. Best players went to Sam Ham (Mangos) and Sarah Lucas (Mangos), with Sam Ham dominang the enre court with her presence, both in aack and defence as centre. Sarah created intense defensive pressure and was an absolute star on the court, cant wait to see where the year takes us! Good job girls!

A Grade: Awesome start to the season girls! We played four consistent quarters of netball and were able to convert what we had pracced at training into our game. We need to remember to play possession ball and hold up when we are running ahead of ourselves. All small fixes to clean up our game and the season looks to be extremely posive. Best players went to Rach Perry (Mangos) on a fantasc first hit out in defence, Zara Von Stanke (Elite Supps) with an amazing game in aack and Emily Lightbody (Mangos) for having very a very steady hand and great control down her end.

NETball club notes mount burr

Welcome everyone to the 2024 season. It was wonderful to see lots of familiar faces taking the court Saturday but also so many new junior and senior players joining our club. It was great to see our Mini Mozzies first training session last week the kids were all excited. Looking forward to Round 2 against Kalangadoo where all our games will start an hour later and then we can watch the footballers play in their night game. The netball club will also be hosng a Ladies Night to connue to raise funds for resurfacing of the courts.

Stacey Lowndes – President.

Junior 2: Wow girls! What an awesome start to the season. You should all be incredibly proud of yourselves. You all showed great teamwork, sharing the ball around and geng everyone involved, especially in the goal circle. Everyone had great defensive pressure which then turned into some great passages of play to lead to goal opportunies at the other end. Well done to the girls who played their first ever games of netball and a super job to the girls that have played before, you were great leaders. Thank you to Mia and Grace for filling in, you were fantasc today and we were lucky to have you both helping the younger ones.

Junior 1: It was great to be back on the court aer lots of excitement from the girls! There were lots of posives from the game, as well as things to work on. Bella, Indi and Zariah moved well in aack creang lots of space. Sydnee and Mia chased up loose balls and played ght defence. Grace and Eva were great in the mid court with lots of strong leads, and it was great to see some one handed shoulder passes from Zoe! Thank you to Nicole for umpiring.

13 & Under: What a great start to the season. Even without your supercoach, you played a fantasc team game with every player contribung to the win. Was great to see everyone defending the ball down the court creang turnovers. Our control & spacing in aack improved with every centre pass. So proud of the way you all worked together. Best players went to Isabelle Ballantyne & Alice Smith. Thank you to our scorers, umpires, volunteers and sponsors who allow our kids this opportunity

15 & Under: What an amazing start to the season girls! So proud of all of you geng our first win! Such a team effort with great pressure and strength shown all over the court. It was a great starng point. I'm excited to see what the season ahead holds! Best players Holly Lowndes and Becky Davis.

17 & Under: Well done on a good team game. You worked well together for the duraon of the game, bringing many aspects of what we have been pracsing in trainings. You are a versale team who demonstrate the ability to work in different posions. Great to hear encouragement on

court. A few of you played your first game of 17s and fit in beaufully

Thanks Kelly for scoring and Laura for umpiring. Congratulaons to Tilly and Sara for gaining best players. Congratulaons Macy for your A grade debut and welcome to the Burr Jaimie.

B Reserve: Kongorong 35 defeated Mt Burr 29. A hard fought game from the very start. We really had to take some body contact throughout the game. Even when raled we kept working hard chasing loose balls and taking risks. With new combinaons on both ends of the court, we have lots of room for improvement. There was so many great passages of play that we will work hard to keep consistent. Best players went to Chrisna Farera & Zali Burns. Thank you to all our supporters, volunteers and sponsors.

B Grade: What a great start the season 2024 with our first win under our belt. Our strong start in the first quarter had set the tone for the rest of the game and a steady lead to start. Our outstanding defensive work from Caity, Nicole and Stacey le Kongorong having to work extra hard to gain any aempt at geng the ball. The endless effort from Zoe, Jaimie, Lilly and Bri created steady flow through the mid court and also feeding our goalies, Maddi and Sienna with precision passing. Well done on the win girls! Again thanks to Heidi for umpiring and Mandy for scoring, and thanks to our team manager Katrina. Best players for the day Nicole Croser and Sienna Rossi.

A Reserve: What a fantasc way to start the 2024 season, with a win! It was a close game which made for good viewing for the spectators. Kongorong came out strong and got the lead straight away, we trailed for the following three quarters and soon learned this game was a game of paence, persistence and pressure. We got our break in the final quarter and became started to capitalise on loose balls and turnovers to come home with the points for the day Well done everyone, great start to the season.

Welcome back Raelene. Players of the day Simone Westerman, Maddie Gamble.

A Grade: A great start to the 2024 season. We welcomed Danika Shepherd & Chloe Newton into the side, both fing in with ease. Congratulaons to Macy Burns who made her A grade debut; great to see our upcoming juniors perform at senior level. With a new team, it took some me to sele and adjust to the mulple combinaons. We definitely missed our goalie Ashlee. Our defensive pressure from the aack end was a highlight forcing many turnovers and scoring opportunies. It was great to see the girls implement the things we've been working on a training to our game. Thank you Allan for scoring and Lisa for umpiring.

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Junior 2: Fantasc first game for the season Mini Magpies! Great effort by our whole team - well done. It was great to see our newest members April, Harper (Boost award) and Phoebe sele into our team and enjoy some nice passages of play Hannah and Heidi (Fasta Pasta) worked hard in aack and displayed some nice footwork. Gracie and Willow showed their netball experience, with accurate passes and some nice intercepts. Let’s connue to work hard on our footwork and aacking drives at training - ready for next weeks game. Thank you to Charlie, Zarli and Olivia for helping out when needed.

Junior 1: The girls had a fabulous first game. Everyone played their posions well and was firing and ready to go. Adele and Olivia were smashing it in defence. Turning over every ball they could get their hands to. McKenna worked hard out in the wing helping with delaying play and causing the defence to get easy intercepts. Zali and Alyssa worked the ball well down the court and provided excellent passes into Aurora and Charlie. The speed down the court was fantasc. Both Aurora and Charlie had beauful shots and great confidence even pulled out some bounce passes to get the ball to each other. Best players: Fasta PastaAdele, Boost Juice - Charlie.

13 & Under: What a fantasc start to the season. All our girls combined well all over the court today and came away with a win. Ebony Reeves was on fire in the goal circle and was backed up by Ashley and Harper in the aacking. Malda was strong in the centre and intercepted a lot of passes. Milla was confidence in the GK posion and was outstanding and strong today. Tekani, Emily defended and brought the ball down court quickly to our aack end. Best players: Ebony Reeves - Fasta Pasta, and Milla - Boost Juice.

15 & Under: Aer leading the whole game, we couldn’t quite get over the line in the end. Lots of posives came from the game though, and plenty for us to work on. Ava (Boost Juice award) was a strong focus in aack and worked relessly all game and fed Lucy (intersport award) and Emmity well in the goal ring. Molly got lots of intercepts and Lexie did a fantasc job at WA which is a bit of an unfamiliar posion. Overall a good team effort!

17 & Under: Great start to the season girls! The weather certainly took us by surprise and was warmer than ancipated! (not complaining). Given that we have had a prey disrupve preseason I was really impressed with our court play Welcome to our newest magpies Ellie and lily who both played a great game. Ellie took some great intercepts and combined well with Maya. Lily connected well with our goalies and fed beaufully. Shayden and Georgia worked together seamlessly and shot very well. We made use of the taccal changes and

molly stepped up in to C for a burst and played a great game. Ash as always was ght checking and always available down the court. The win was a great start but having our favourite girl Chloe playing for us was our highlight of the day. MelzarsMolly Badenoch, Fasta Pasta - Ellie Xanthopoulos.

B Reserve: The score didn’t quite reflect the feel of our first game of the season. Port Mac came out firing and demonstrated a lot of skill across the court. Our girls showed some strong passages of play throughout the game and backed each other all the way. We are proud of how strong the communicaon and posivity was between all players and are excited to see what we can do this season. Defenders pushed relessly all game against some quality goalies, the mid court provided much needed pressure to slow the ball down but also bring speed in to our aack and push the ball up the court. Ange (Terry White) dominated in C all game and worked brilliantly with Allara (Cafe Melzars) who outran every opponent. All three goalies worked well together and proved difficult to defend in the circle. Great first game girls.

B Grade: An excellent first game back for the season. We had many returning faces to our line up which was excing to see. Very proud of our team efforts, everyone showed up and our second efforts were strong. Our defence was extremely solid with Emma and Emily combining beaufully. Many turnovers were created and the accuracy of our shooters meant we were able to convert on the score board. Best players: Emma Mules - Globe Hotel, Jamie Ryan - Kirralie Jade make up.

A Reserve: 43-58 won. Fantasc team effort girls. Our paence in aack allowed our new goalie combinaon to ease into the game. Sam and Mel shot terrifically. Our defensive line was solid all day and worked hard providing us with plenty of opportunies in aack. Let’s regroup and focus on another strong performance. Best players - Re Weatherall & Sam Crute.

A Grade: Well here we are! First round and a part of me all of a sudden doesn’t remember what life is like without netball. A solid win ladies. Aack worked paently throughout the game with Eb being a focal point in the shoong circle. We’ve been working hard in our defensive end and it was great to see Lauren, Lara and Georgia creang turnovers to give our goalies as many opportunies as needed to increase the score line. The taccal sub made a debut to give us some flexibility and youth in the mid court with Janeo, Chloe and Jayde able to chop and change allowing the veterans of the game a lile rest. Plenty of posives to take away, a good first game which we can connue building on in future. Best players Lara and Georgia.

2024 SOCIAL CALENDAR

KONGORONG

20th April v Hatherleigh (away)

Presentaon Night Women’s Football

27th April v Robe (home)

Anzac Day Round & Cale Club Day & Hawktoberfest

25th May v Kalangadoo (away)

Mock Wedding

1st June v Nangwarry (home)

Sponsor’s Day

22nd June v Mt Burr (away)

Hypnost

20th July v Tantanoola (home)

Beyond Blue Game & Op Shop Indoor Bowls

10th August v Kalangadoo (home)

Past Players & Reunions Day

24th August v Pt MacDonnell (home)

Live band – ‘Saltaire

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2024 SEASON FIXTURE

Round 1 - 13th April 2024

Kongorong 19 lt. Mount Burr 87

Glencoe 94 lt. Hatherleigh 108

Tantanoola 40 lt. Robe 96

Port MacDonnell 106 d. Kalangadoo 77

Nangwarry bye

Round 2 - 20th April 2024

Robe v. Glencoe

Hatherleigh v. Kongorong

Mount Burr v. Kalangadoo

Port MacDonnell v. Nangwarry

Tantanoola bye

Round 3 - 27th April 2024

Kalangadoo v. Hatherleigh

Kongorong v. Robe

Nangwarry v. Mount Burr

Glencoe v. Tantanoola

Port MacDonnell bye

Round 4 - 4th May 2024

Robe v. Kalangadoo

Hatherleigh v. Nangwarry

Mount Burr v. Port MacDonnell

Tantanoola v. Kongorong

Glencoe bye

Round 5 - 11th May 2024

Kalangadoo v. Tantanoola

Kongorong v. Glencoe

Nangwarry v. Robe

Port MacDonnell v. Hatherleigh

Mount Burr bye

Round 6 - 18th May 2024

Robe v. Port MacDonnell

Hatherleigh v. Mount Burr

Glencoe v. Kalangadoo

Tantanoola v. Nangwarry

Kongorong bye

Round 7 - 25th May 2024

Kalangadoo v. Kongorong

Mount Burr v. Robe

Nangwarry v. Glencoe

Port MacDonnell v. Tantanoola

Hatherleigh bye

Round 8 - 1st June 2024

Kalangadoo 108 d. Hatherleigh 100

Tantanoola 88 d. Glencoe 54

Nangwarry 103 d. Kongorong 75

Mount Burr 60 lt. Robe 76

Port MacDonnell bye

8th June - South East Zone Carnival

Round 9 - 15th June 2024

Hatherleigh v. Tantanoola

Mount Burr v. Glencoe

Nangwarry v. Kalangadoo

Port MacDonnell v. Kongorong

Robe bye

1st Semi Final Preliminary Final

31st August 2024

14th September 2024

Round 10 - 22nd June 2024

Mount Burr v. Kongorong

Hatherleigh v. Glencoe

Robe v. Tantanoola

Kalangadoo v. Port MacDonnell

Nangwarry bye

Round 11 - 29th June 2024

Glencoe v. Robe

Kongorong v. Hatherleigh

Kalangadoo v. Mount Burr

Nangwarry v. Port MacDonnell

Tantanoola bye

Round 12 - 6th July 2024

Hatherleigh v. Kalangadoo

Robe v. Kongorong

Mount Burr v. Nangwarry

Tantanoola v. Glencoe

Port MacDonnell bye

13th July - SA Country Championships

Round 13 - 20th July 2024

Kalangadoo v. Robe

Nangwarry v. Hatherleigh

Port MacDonnell v. Mount Burr

Kongorong v. Tantanoola

Glencoe bye

Round 14 - 27th July 2024

Tantanoola v. Kalangadoo

Glencoe v. Kongorong

Robe v. Nangwarry

Hatherleigh v. Port MacDonnell

Mount Burr bye

Round 15 - 3rd August 2024

Port MacDonnell v. Robe

Mount Burr v. Hatherleigh

Kalangadoo v. Glencoe

Nangwarry v. Tantanoola

Kongorong bye

Round 16 - 10th August 2024

Kongorong v. Kalangadoo

Robe v. Mount Burr

Glencoe v. Nangwarry

Tantanoola v. Port MacDonnell

Hatherleigh bye

Round 17 - 17th August 2024

Hatherleigh v. Robe

Nangwarry v. Kongorong

Port MacDonnell v. Glencoe

Mount Burr v. Tantanoola

Kalangadoo bye

Round 18 - 24th August 2024

Tantanoola v. Hatherleigh

Glencoe v. Mount Burr

Kalangadoo v. Nangwarry

Kongorong v. Port MacDonnell

Robe bye

2nd Semi Final Grand Final

7th September 2024

21st September 2024