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2022 OFFICIAL PROGRAMME ROUND 14 - JULY 23

2022 Think! Road Safety SA Country Zone Champs! CASTERTON SANDFORD v SOUTH GAMBIER MILLICENT v NORTH GAMBIER WEST GAMBIER v EAST GAMBIER

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Millicent v North Gambier the box seat for the finals race and they have a With only three rounds left before finals the great chance to strengthen their case against stakes are now high in the 2022 Bendigo Bank the struggling East Gambier. Western Border Football League season. After the game latest less than two minutes The big question across the next few weeks of and was eventually cancelled, the Roos football is who will join South Gambier and enjoyed an equal sharing of the premiership Millicent in the final four come the end of points with the Saints which was not the August. result people expected if the game ran its full West Gambier, North Gambier and Casterton course. Sandford are the protagonists and the one Now West enjoys an extra two points on its stuck in the middle has the arguably the archrivals North and Casterton Sandford, biggest case to make. which could prove critical later on, but only if The Tigers’ highs and lows have been the former performs. spectacular with frontrunners the Demons stating they have received the biggest But the most important consequence from challenge by the yellow and black. the fixture was the horrific leg injury suffered But consistency has not been North’s friend by Nathan Taylor, who is now out of action with the side having won just one of its last six having played a big part in the Roos’ recent games. rise. Despite being able to threaten the top sides, One of the team’s weaknesses has been the the Tigers have been unable to land the big lack of a key forward and the absence of blows when needed late in games and a Taylor will compound the issue. turnaround needs to happen soon. The athletic player has kicked 11 goals this year and played big roles in the wins over Young gun Jay Turner showed some fight North Gambier and East Gambier. alongside Mitchell Kelton to give the usual names some support last week, but a full With West being the only side the Bulldogs team effort will be required. have overcome in 2022, they may have circled A win over a Saints team in premiership this fixture as the most likely chance of signing contention will be the perfect statement. the team song again. East was also in the game in the previous clash Millicent hopes to see a full-strength side being just one kick away at the final change including some big guns such as Clint Gallio before West took control. and Tom Hutchesson return and get some After a tough year and a bruising 99-point game time ahead of finals. defeat to South, the Bulldogs will be looking But the Saints know their depth can be for a fresh start after the bye and will not hold enough to get the job done having easily back having nothing to lose. overcome the Tigers last time by registering It will not be an ordinary game with the 25 scoring shots. special annual prize of the Call to Arms Cup on Millicent is the favourite at home, but North is the line celebrating the life of Phil Muhovics. in desperate need of a win and will look to send a message. Casterton Sandford v South Gambier Before the bye South Gambier was the Rolls Royce of the competition, purring along like West Gambier v East Gambier After unfortunate circumstances forced West Rolls Royce and building a better premiership Gambier’s tough round 13 battle with case week by week. Millicent to be cancelled, the Roos now sit in

F.L. The Demons have been flying and recorded some huge wins leading up to the bye and their rivals hope a week off has taken some wind out of their sails. The midfield has been leading the assault creating beautiful delivery to Brodie Foster and Brayden Kain, who both in supreme form. Kain in particular has strong from kicking 24 goals from the last four games, while he also played a big role in South East’s country championships triumph alongside teammates James Paprotny and Todd Reid. Coach Kain said his team was in a great space leading into the bye and wants to keep the good times rolling. “Our consistent players have been on the ball and the forward line has been on fire,” he said. “Our young guys have come along for the ride and we are really looking forward to the next few weeks to build up to a big finals campaign.” With a low percentage, the Cats must stop South from going big and exceeding triple figures like the previous clash at Island Park. The Victorians currently sit outside the top four, level on points with North, but well down on percentage, so cannot afford to endure another heavy defeat after being beaten up by Millicent in the previous home game. T h e i r w o r k a ga i n s t t h e Demons has not been great either having lost both encounters by 64 and 52 points. After an up and down period leading into the bye, Cats’ coach Kane Forbes would like to see some spirit as his team enters a season-defining passage.

ROUND RESULTS SENIORS East 4.2 5.3 8.13 10.15 (75) Cast-Sand 3.1 6.5 9.7 13.8 (86) Best - East: S. Lock, J. Eldridge, C. Slape, D. Howard, M. Ferguson, J. Lawrence; Casterton Sandford: D. Cleary, B. Galpin, M. Killey, D. Ayton, A. Mckinnon, J. Thompson. Goals - East: M. Scanlon 3, M. Rumbelow 2, S. Lock, G. Ha, S. Lock, R. Flamank, K. Dwyer; Casterton Sandford: B. Galpin 4, , A. McCrae 4, A. Mckinnon 3, D. Cleary, R. Killey. Game cancelled Millicent West Best - Millicent: NIL; West: NIL. Goals - Millicent: NIL; West: NIL.

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North 3.1 6.1 8.3 9.4 (58) South 2.2 7.4 9.8 12.10 (82) Best - North: J. Turner, M. Kelton, C. Ortlepp, S. Staﬀord, N. McInerney, J. Schutz; South: J. Paprotny, J. Woodall, H. Stevens, C. Fallas, B. Keding, P. Glynn. Goals - North: S. Staﬀord 6, N. McInerney, N. Mark, J. Schutz; South: B. Kain 5, B. Foster 3, J. Paprotny, J. Woodall, P. Glynn, M. Sims.

RESERVES East 0.1 2.2 2.3 2.3 (15) Cast-Sand 4.6 10.6 13.13 17.15 (117) Best - East: M. Benne , J. Thomas, J. Green, T. Shepherd, K. Chi leborough, A. Dethmore; Casterton Sandford: C. Wombwell, P. Milich, M. Kurzman, M. Smith, R. King. Goals - East: No goals; Casterton Sandford: M. Jarrad, R. Jolly, J. Parsons, M. Kurzman 7, B. Millard 2, M. Smith 3. Millicent 4.4 5.4 9.5 10.5 (65) West 1.2 3.3 4.5 8.7 (55) Best - Millicent: S. Duldig, Z. Bradley, D. Shanks, M. Reilly, A. Wa s, T. Craig; West: B. Say, N. Lewis, J. Schapel, C. Hein, A. Nemes. Goals - Millicent: Z. Bradley 3, M. Reilly, B. Tilley 2, D. Shanks 2, T. Dunn, Jed Haines; West: N. Lewis, R. Wilson, A. Nemes, B. Say, J. Schapel 4.

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North 0.2 0.2 1.2 1.2 (8) South 5.7 9.12 15.16 18.20 (128) Best - North: E. Norman, W. Thompson, P. Brayden Howard, J. Williamson; South: H. Winterﬁeld, L. Foran, B. Milstead, R. Hein, C. Williams, L. Pearce-Raisin. Goals - North: E. Norman; South: C. Williams 2, K. Eagleson 5, A. Kuhl 3, L. Foran, L. Gray, J. Gazzard, H. Winterﬁeld, T. Laube, R. Kuhl 2, S. Mctaggart.

Sweeney, R. Makore. Goals - East: A. Clarke, B. Dempsey; Casterton Sandford: E. Hunter, M. Bright, S. Gibbs, S. Craig 2. North 2.2 2.2 2.4 2.4 (16) South 1.0 3.1 6.1 8.4 (52) Best - North: T. Hamilton, J. Collins, I. Phu , D. Ilsley, T. Stephens; South: H. Wright, A. Urquhart, J. Sims, R. Jones, J. Salmon. Goals - North: B. Anderson, T. Hamilton; South: C. Watson, J. Sims 3, A. Urquhart, H. Wright 3.

U/18's North 0.2 0.4 1.5 3.8 (26) South 3.3 4.4 8.7 11.10 (76) Best - North: I. Coleman, J. Williamson, N. Haywood, R. McLaughlin, J. Millard, B. Anderson; South: S. Wastell, H. Fisher, L. Turley, S. Sims, W. Boston, L. Thiele. Goals - North: Z. Young, B. Allen, H. Haywood; South: H. Mitchell, H. Keding, N. Forbes 2, L. Turley 4, L. Broome, L. Winterﬁeld 2. Millicent 2.5 4.7 9.10 13.12 (90) West 0.2 3.4 4.5 5.7 (37) Best - Millicent: E. Redman, K. Shanks, A. Wesolowski, J. Todd, J. Cushion, T. Dunn; West: H. Case, G. Ros-Smith, A. Circelli, M. Byﬁeldt, T. Smith. Goals - Millicent: T. Dunn 2, J. Cushion 2, E. Redman 2, A. Lindner, A. Wesolowski 6; West: J. Judd 2, H. Case 3.

U/16's Millicent 1.2 2.3 4.6 5.7 (37) West 2.3 4.5 7.5 9.9 (63) Best - Millicent: A. Lindner, H. Gibbs, D. Sigston, C. Todd, J. Dean; West: T. Johnson, J. Prior, S. Fraser, H. James, T. Hammond, L. Loring. Goals - Millicent: H. Gibbs 2, A. Lindner 2, C. Hateley; West: H. James, S. Fraser 3, T. Johnson, J. Prior 4.

U/14's East 4.3 7.7 8.8 10.13 (73) Cast-Sand 0.1 0.2 2.2 2.3 (15) Best - East: R. Grigg, J. Carey, L. Legray, J. Picken, J. Mee, C. McCracken; Casterton Sandford: R. Parsons, K. Vise, J. Rhook, B. Pra , S. Pa on. Goals - East: J. Mee 2, R. Grigg, C. McCracken, J. Saunders, R. Mitchell, J. Picken 4; Casterton Sandford: N. Longhurst, S. Pa on. Millicent 0.0 4.3 4.4 5.4 (34) West 1.3 1.3 2.4 2.6 (18) Best - Millicent: T. Lawlor, A. Robbins, M. Hunt, R. Lindner, A. Pra , A. Smith; West: H. Croker, B. Noble, R. Barre , K. Gilbert, O. Pohlner, N. Fox. Goals - Millicent: M. Hunt, N. Thomson, R. Lindner, C. Hateley 2; West: H. Croker 2. North 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.3 (3) South 4.3 5.6 8.13 9.15 (69) Best - North: J. Fle , P. Coleman, E. Buckland, D. Crute, S. Crispino; South: L. Cameron, B. Fox, W. A will, O. McCracken. Goals - North: No goals; South: W. A will 2, L. Cameron 2, H. Higgins, W. Merchant 2, B. Fox, J. Vaughan.

East 0.2 1.6 1.6 2.6 (18) Cast-Sand 1.2 2.2 4.5 5.6 (36) Best - East: S. Couldrey, A. Clarke, T. Wilke, H. Puhara, C. McLean, B. Dempsey; Casterton Sandford: K. Talay, S. Gibbs, E. Geary, A.

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Bendigo Bank Seniors Name Brayden Kain Sam Staﬀord Dylan Bromley Brodie Foster Garre Ha Jus n McConnell Jacob Carger Ma Scanlon Jordan Williams Alistair McCrae Mitchell Sims Adam McKinnon

Club South Gambier North Gambier Millicent South Gambier East Gambier North Gambier Millicent East Gambier West Gambier Cast/Sand South Gambier Cast/Sand

Rnd Total 0 48 6 46 0 35 0 28 1 20 0 19 0 17 3 16 0 15 4 14 0 13 3 13

Reserves Kym Eagleson Elio Fisher Nick Seager Steven Duldig Mitchell Reilly Josh Schapel Zac Bradley Ma hew Chapman Riley Wilson

South Gambier South Gambier South Gambier Millicent Millicent West Gambier Millicent North Gambier West Gambier

5 0 0 0 1 4 3 0 1

79 28 25 22 22 22 20 20 18

Name Liam Turley Alex Wesolowski Nelson Forbes Harry Fisher Reece McLaughlin Brodie Allen Nicholas Clark Tallan Dunn Jaxon Cushion Zach Clark

Club South Gambier Millicent South Gambier South Gambier North Gambier North Gambier South Gambier Millicent Millicent North Gambier

Jed Sims Jace Maxwell Sam Craig Kobe Gibson Jacob Salmon Harry Gibbs Elijah Stra ord

South Gambier South Gambier Cast/Sand Millicent South Gambier Millicent East Gambier

Rnd Total 4 31 6 18 2 15 0 14 0 13 1 13 2 12 2 12 0 12 0 12

U/16's 3 0 2 0 0 2 0

21 20 18 15 15 14 13

4 0 0 2 2 2

30 25 22 19 18 16

U/14's Jaiden Picken Jedd Rhook Harry Hicks Harvey Croker Campbell Hateley Will A will

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W L D 12 1 0 10 2 1 5 7 1 5 8 0 5 8 0 1 12 0

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For Agst 1198 691 900 622 685 829 895 845 762 1040 662 1075

Pts % 48 173.37 42 144.69 22 82.63 20 105.92 20 73.27 4 61.58

RESERVES South Millicent West North Cast. Sand. East

W L D 13 0 0 9 4 0 7 6 0 5 8 0 4 9 0 1 12 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For Agst 1627 157 758 642 717 716 544 954 511 837 370 1221

Pts % 52 1036.3 36 118.07 28 100.14 20 57.02 16 61.05 4 30.3

U/18's South North Millicent West East

W L D 11 0 0 7 4 0 6 4 0 2 8 0 0 10 0

B 2 2 3 3 3

For Agst 1003 271 716 496 734 407 464 744 106 1105

Pts % 44 370.11 28 144.35 24 180.34 8 62.37 0 9.59

U/16's South North Millicent Cast. Sand. West East

W 13 6 6 6 4 3

L 0 7 6 7 8 9

D 0 0 0 0 1 1

South East Millicent Cast. Sand. West North

W L D 12 1 0 8 4 1 7 6 0 6 6 1 5 8 0 0 13 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For Agst 1049 160 542 585 446 564 396 591 444 693 411 695

Pts % 52 655.63 24 92.65 24 79.08 24 67.01 18 64.07 14 59.14

U/14's B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 693 601 388 508 387 192

Agst 211 424 385 474 467 808

Pts 48 34 28 26 20 0

% 328.44 141.75 100.78 107.17 82.87 23.76

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SOUTH EAST MENS ZONE CHAMPS

SOUTH EAST WOMEN’S ZONE SQUAD 1 Alice Tentye South Gambier 2 Chelsea Frost South Gambier 3 Lauren Frost South Gambier 4 Ella Jones Kybybolite 5 Taysha Marshall Kalangadoo 6 Kellsey Hinge Mundulla 7 Tess Andrews (vc) South Gambier 8 Dellie Brown Kybybolite 9 Zoe Hawker Mundulla 10 Zhane Crawford Casterton Sandford 11 Erin Horsnell Casterton Sandford 12 Jade Longbottom Kongorong 13 Nell Eastough Penola 14 Caroline McGrath Penola 15 Annabel Mould (vc) Kybybolite 16 Shandeen Balshaw Penola 17 Sophie Arkun Casterton Sandford 18 Stevie Collins Kongorong 19 Kendell Saffin South Gambier 20 Angela Broad Penola 21 Fiona Young North Gambier 22 Laura Chester Millicent 23 Scarlett Jarrad (c) Casterton Sandford 24 Kellsie Turner Mundulla Coach: Michael Hunt (Mundulla) Assistant Coach: Fiona Young (North Gambier) Trainer: Colleen Hunt (Mundulla) Team Managers: Damien Wilson (South Gambier), Sally Jones (Kybybolite) Women’s Team of the Championships F: Alice Tentye, Kendall Saﬃn, C: Tess Andrews, B: Chelsea Frost, R: Annabel Mould, Erin Horsnell

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Senior Coach: Kane Forbes Senior Assistant Coaches: Jus n Carlin, Rick Killey, Billy Galpin Reserves Coach: Joseph McArlein Assistant Coach: Zak Cleary 1 Ma Kerr 2 Jesse Walker-Gould 3S Billy Galpin 3R Jus n Beecher 4 Alister Bright 5 Hamish McCrae 6 Zac Nash 7 Adam McKinnon 8 Pete Hutchins 9 Diarmid Cleary (c) 10 Ma Thurkle 11 Mason Hunter 12 Tom Searle 13 Kane Forbes 14 Jarrad Smith 15 Joey McArlein 16S Dylan Ryan 16R Jimmy Boulton 18 Gabe Parsons 19 Shaun Gill 20 Damian Wombwell 21 Casey Jones 22 Sam Craig 23 Ma Killey 24 Hayden Smith 25 Hamish Carlin 26 Jack Thompson 27 Mick Jarrad 28 Jason Sco 29 Dylan Ayton (Pres) 30 Jus n Carlin 31 Edmund Pritchard 32 Charlie Jarrad

33 34 35 36 37 39 42 43 44 45 46 47 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 59 53 59 60 61 62 63 64 68 69 71 76 77 78

Jackson Fitzgerald Rick Killey Cale Zipple Jake Smith Sullivan Gibbs Nicholas Schembri Dominic Ahmed Ben Holmes Chris McKinnon Kyle Carlin Kaden Humphries Dillan Carlin Rhys Jolly Cory Wombwell Bevan Wombwell Jus n Beecher Jarvis Parsons Tom Brody Cody Ireland Josh Co er Connor Hill James Killey Fletcher Bright Nathan Faroe Darren Murrell Corey Hornibrook Fraser Kent Tom Foster Ma Thurkle Ranea King Ma Kurzmann Jake Balzan Albwoski Smeaton

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Senior Coach: Brayden Kain Assistant Coaches: Mick Muhovics & Molly Patzel Reserves Coach: Nick Patzel Assistant Coach: Peter Harten 1 James Paprotny 34 Colby Munro 35 Mitchell Broome 2 Brody Virgo 36 Ethan Chuck 3 Hamish Stevens 4 Josh Woodall 37 Hugh Winterfield 38 Koby Chant 5 Bre O’Neil (c) a’s 7 Duncan Reid 40 Nick Patzel 41 Connor O’Reilly 8 Brodie Foster 42 Bryce Whicker 9 Sco Enderl 43 Taylor Laube 10 Brock Keding 44 Ryan Kuhl 11 Todd Reid (vc) a’s 45 Riley Sturges 12 Jake Tentye (vc) a’s 46 Chris Fallas 13 Kaleb Bowd 48 Harrison McBain 14 Chris Williams 49 Elliot Fisher 15 Pat Glynn 54 Branden Telford 16 Lloyd Pierce-Raison 55 Nick Seager (c) b’s 17 Kym Eagleson 56 Jackson Meyer 18 Brayden Kain 57 Riley Thomson 19 Adam Kuhl 58 Shaughn King 20 Luke Foran (c) b’s 59 Sebas an Marano 21 Alex Harkness 64 Mitchell Sims 22 Mitch Laube 65 Noah Sims 23 Oliver Thomson 80 Liam Delaney 24 Mason Hein 82 Luke Winterfield 25 Luke Gray 26 Jack Gazzard 27 Emmerson Marks 28 Jack Casey 29 Dane Handreck 30 Ben Milstead 31 Taylor Saffin 32 Sam McTaggart 33 Robert Hein

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DIARMIDCLEARY

Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red Welcome back everyone to Island Park, the fortnight off has hopefully allowed some bruises and sprains to heal and everyone is right to getinto the game today against the Demons of South Gambier. Our last game against East Gambier provided the huge crowd with an exciting senior match that could have gone either way, the Cats accuracy in front of goals getting us over the line by 11 points. Best on Ground went to the super consistant Diarmid Cleary who would have had well over 40 possessions for the day, other Cats to be named in the best were Bill Galpin, Matt Killey, Dylan Ayton, Adam McKinnon and Jack Thompson. Joe McArleins Reserves had their first 100 plus point win in many years, East were a couple of players short. So it was great to see Cats, Chris McKinnon and Justin Beecher help the Doggies out. Better players for the Cats were Cory Wombwell, Pat Milich, Matthew Kurzman (7 Goals), Matthew Smith and Ranea King. The Under 16's had a hard fought 3 goal win, breaking the dogs shackles in the second half. Better players were Kaeden Talay, Sullivan Gibbs, Elwood Geary, Rhys Southern and Rufaro Makore. The Under 14's were unable to keep up with the Pups of East Gambier but they will learn from this game and have another opportunity for revenge in the

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lead up to finals. Better Players were Reghan Parsons, Kirby Vise, Jedd Rhook, Brody Pratt and Samuel Patton.

Today we are holding the 1990 Senior WBFL Premiership Reunion, theres a luncheon on from 12:30 til 2 pm and apart from the legendary players of that year being here at Island Park I h av e b e e n i n fo r m e d t h a t D a n Lonergan is back again and will be MCing the event. Dan camped the night after the Grand Final last time, hoping to get the scoop on Brooks tribunal hearing I guess. The Cats are running around in specially made jumpers today, as a tribute to the clubs heritage and paying homage to those district clubs that have folded up but still remain in the hearts and minds of those that now call Island Park home. These special edition jumpers will be auctioned off tonight and will be a great talking point once framed and hanging in your pool room/shed, so get along and have a yarn about the days play or reminise about 1990, it sounds like it will be a ripper, CARN CATS! Thank-you to all our valued sponsors including Boonaroo, Nutrien Ag Solutions, Bendigo Bank, and Casterton Secondary College.

Red & White

Our first 2 games against North Gambier this season were tight contests and this one proved the same. North had a couple of goals on the board early from their big forward by controlling the midfield. It took our boys until late in the quarter and into the second to wrest control and take a 9-point lead into the main break and maintain it in the third. Both teams had their chances in the last stanza with our greater depth winning the day and extending the final lead to 24 points. Brayden Kain kicked 5 goals and Brodie Foster 3. Best players were James Paprotny, J o s h u a Wo o d a l l , H a m i s h Stevens, Chris Fallas, Brock Keding and Patrick Glynn.

The reserves was a 1-sided game with North fielding a number of thirds boys to make a game which we appreciated. 128-8 with best players Hugh Winterfield, Luke Foran, Ben Milstead, Robert Hein, Christopher Williams and Lloyd Pearce-Raisin.

The U18 team kept the game well in their control and gradually drew away to a nice 76-26 win. Best players Shem Wastell, Harry Fisher, Liam Turley, Samuel Sims, Will Boston and Lochlan Thiele. The U16 boys were only 5 points up at half time and needed to dig deep in the second half. They accomplished with 5 goals to zero to win 52-16. Best players Harry Wright, Angus Urquhart, Jed Sims, Rex Jones and Jacob Salmon. The U14 game was top versus bottom so a 69-3 score was not unexpected. Best players Lachlan Cameron, Brody Fox, William Attiwill and Oliver McCracken. 3 games left in the run home - we want to be improving all the time and playing our best footy come finals. We're heading to Island Park this week to help Casterton Sandford celebrate their 1990 premiership reunion. Best of luck to all Demons!

Upcoming Events: July 23rd – Premiership Reunion July 31st – Sunday Market August 6th – Live Music

Casterton Sandford Women’s SE Zone Reps

South Gambier Women’s SE Zone Reps

ofthe FOOTBALLER YEAR EAST GAMBIER V CASTERTON SANDFORD 5 4 3 2 1

Diarmid Cleary Jayden Eldridge Billy Galpin Shaun Lock Matt Killey

Cast-Sandford East Gambier Cast-Sandford East Gambier Cast-Sandford

MILLICENT v WEST GAMBIER No Votes Awarded

SOUTH GAMBIER v NORTH GAMBIER 5 4 3 2 1

James Paprotny Joshua Woodall Jay Turner Cameron Ortlepp Hamish Stevens

South Gambier South Gambier North Gambier North Gambier South Gambier

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Under 18’s Coach: Duncan McGregor Team Manager: Darren Sims

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

2 14 19 59 60 61 62 64 65 66 67 69 71 72 73 74

Will Boston Lachlan Broome Lochlan Thiele Harry Mitchell Harry Fisher Hudson Keding Brydon Klingberg Mitchell Sims Noah Sims Conor Fielding James Snell Nick Wilke Joshua Chuck Ethan Sims (vc) Fletcher Lawson Nicholas Adams

74 75 76 77 78 79 80 82 84 85

Shem Wastell Mitchell Harrold Nelson Forbes Jordan Stephens (c) Samuel Sims Ethan Patzel Liam Delaney Luke Winterﬁeld Liam Turley Jack Domaschenz (vc)

22 23 24 25 28 30 32 36 42 43 48 50

Addison Sims Ma hew Thomas Jace Maxwell Dean Harten Maxan Whitehead Jacob Salmon Kobe Bannon Sam Domaschenz Joel Wayth Lewis Sigley Charlie Lockwood Isaak Bouchier

Under 16’s Coach: Laurie Jones Assistant Coach: Jimmy Boulton 1 3 5 9 10 11 12 17 19 20 21 22 25 27 28

31 52 62 84 92

Josh Jones Sid Herbert Kaeden Talay Rick Kaliebe Mitchell Bright Herman Ferreira Rufaro Maroke Bay McKinnon Eli Hunter Sullivan Gibbs Coby Rice Sam Craig Ben Raﬀerty Dylan Munro Riley Hornibrook

Oliver Foster Mavric Parsons Jack Wombell Ellwood Geary Paul Ferreira

Coach: Ma Ray Assistant Coach: 3 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 20 21 21

Emerson Forbes Jakob Hann Cayde Watson Jake Richter Noah Maxwell Jed Sims Maurice Goldsmith Lachlan Ray Angus Urquhart Jared Kuhl Rex Jones Harry Wright Mason Bentley Archie Milich Finn O'Reilley

Under 14’s Coach: Ma Kurzman Assistant Coach: Billy Galpin 4 6 7 10 12 13 14 15 16 19 24 30 33 39 46

Reghan Parsons Archie Lane Jedd Rhook Nate Longhurst Alex Hill Connor Stephens Riley Hutchins Lachie Auld Jack Rhook Ayden Nolte Brody Pra Billy Rhook Blake Kurzman Samuel Pa on Je Lykke

67 72 79 85 86 88

Kirby Vise Jaggar Geary Kelem Blenkiron Krystal Collier Alaric Tibbe Takudzwa Makore

Coach: Heath Mitchell Assistant Coach: 3 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 17 18 19 21

William A will Henry Pedler Cooper Medhurst Archer Gri on Lachlan Cameron Kobi Maxwell Hunter Higgins Lachlan Moss Jay Burns Jordan Bartle Alex Nunn Wil Merchant Rhiley Miller Brody Fox Ella Guest

22 24 25 26 28 32 33 35 36 39 40 49 51 52 53

Ryan O'Donnell 55 Gabriel Jones James Vaughan 58 Sco McBain 60 Harrison Ellis Finn Mitchell Mason Ropi ni Josh Vause Kobi Svec Lee McTaggart Harrison Hicks Jobe Harten Merlin Hopgood Hudson Croser Scarlet Creek Oliver McCracken Jack Walmsley Bailey Broome

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Under 12 A’s Coach: James McGregor Team Manager: Terry Bailey

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

63 66 67 68 70 71 72 74 75

Samuel Ellis Henry Ken sh Fergus Tarr Kur s Bentley Louis Fritsche Je A will Patrick Sigley Ned Gazzard

76 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 86

Liam Cu ng 87 Cruize McGregor 89 Henry Medhurst 90 Albert Peters Hugh Bailey Chase Kilpatrick Elijah de Breuk Anthony Whi aker Joshua Hagge

Isaac Salmon Mitchell McCracken Cooper Fear

Under 12 B’s Coach: Mark Phillips

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

3 5 9 10 11 13 16 17 18

Eli Pilven Reuben OTTA Henry Childs Logan Cook Joel Clayﬁeld Oliver Cu ng Archie Sims Holly Phillips Cooper Howard

23 24 25 26 27 29

Dane Obrien Thor Svec Jack Odgers Jackson Baker Hudson Gray Remi Ropi ni Jesse Mitchell Bailey Timms

Under 12 C’s Coach: Darren Carlin 5 11 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 21

Bailey Carlin Mitchell Hulm Lachlan Hulm Harry Simson Dana Murphy Tristan Herring Zeb Beaton Ayden Nolte Brody Davis Tristan Herring

23 24 26 27 28 29 32 33 34 35

Phoebe Gray Rupert Dorahy Maggie Simson Oliver Kurzman Fletcher McKinnon Fraser Richardson Zavier Cates Lacey Thompson Alby Lane Darcy Gorman

36 37 39 40 41 43 45 47

Toby Auld Kyden Graham Max Stephens Riley Gorman Jacob Rochecouste George Edgar Tate Rice Nathan Robbins

Coaches: Nat Anderson & Vanessa Maxwell 7 13 17 19 25 26 31

34 Thomas Pedler 36 Nate Wakeﬁeld William Anderson 37 Sebas an Radlmair 41 45 Mitchell Dening 45 Paddy Bouchier Jackson Janeway 46 47

Max Yeates Flynn Clarke Elijah Finnegan Alexander Hill Jackson Jones Ewan Ellis Blake Janeway Benjamin Ellis

49 50 51 53 64 83 91

Kyan A will Oscar Benjamin Beau Maxwell Samuel Miller Liam Salmon Zachary Cu ng Harry Window

Under 12 D’s Coaches: Mark Winterﬁeld & Chris Patzel Team Mangers: Joel & Tarsh Davis

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

3 4 5 6 9 10 11 12

Alﬁe Merchant Jack Rees Hudson O'Connell Chase Noonan Fletcher Walker Casey Peterse Parker Davis Harry Sneath

13 14 16 17 19 33 38 95

97 Levi Tull Tate Anderson Hudson Cook Jack Mitchinson Jordan Collins Lachie Crouch Rhe Wozniak Rowan Patzel

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Under 12 E’s Coaches: Jono Kilsby & Shannon Wilson Team Managers: Joe Renko, Joe Liddle

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Lauchlan Abbo Tate Ashby Archer Croser Beau Cu ng Essie Hill Oliver Howes Tyler Kilsby

8 9 10 11

Hunter Livingston Kobe Vivian Fletcher Wilson Lukas Yeates Jaidyn Menzies

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Millicent Red, Black & White

Senior Coach: Clint Gallio Assistant Coaches: Tom Hutchesson, Tom Renzi, Peter Duncan Reserves Coach: Nat Robbins 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 27 28 29

Zac Bradley Kade Bradley Noah Lang Ty Lang Clint Gallio Lyndon Smith Steven Duldig Kade Varcoe Sam Willis Luke Ferguson Colby O’Connor Dylan Bromley Tom Renzi Jacob Carger (c) Mitchell Nitschke Hamish Nitschke Dylan Tincknell Mathew Withers Kade Varcoe Jaxon Cushion Craig Gysbers Frazer Bradley Callen McGrath Kalan Shanks Eli Redman Nathaniel Robbins Sam Waring Mitchell Reilly Jim Fleming Aidan Schultz Harry Willis Finn Grimes

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CalebWilliams Kynan Dunn Nick Ash Josh Werchon Hamish Reilly Jack Wilson Jack Davies Tom Hutchesson (vc) Todd Craig Clay Reilly Dylan Shanks Hugh Armﬁeld Thomas Chant Jed Haines Brad Smith Zac McGuinness James Wa s Jordon Pra Angus Wa s Thomas Chant

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North Gambier Yellow & Black

Senior Coach: Ben Hardy Senior Assistant Coach: Jordan Holli & Kevin Bryan Reserves Coach: Tim Young

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Declan Kenny Nick McInereny (c) Ethan Norman Dale Bachman Toby McAllistar Tim McInerney Bre Kennedy Ma hew Hensel Mitchell Kelton Joel Griﬃth Ma hew Chapman Cameron Ortlepp Izaak Rosier Aus n Kitschke Jay Turner Sam Shepherd Hamish Telford Jordan Holli Reece McLaughlin Tim Young Sam Staﬀord Brodie Allen Jordan Mansell Elijah Firth Jacob Athurson Nick Mark Iowani Coleman Mal Lewis Dylan Munn Will Thompson Patrick Wildonja Nick Brown

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Jus n McConnell Sam Egan Jake Schutz Deacon Ilsley Danny Poyner Tim Scarth Tom Fle Adam Prosperi-Porta Toby DeWi Oscar Dempsey Angus Widdison Shaun Bu erﬁeld Tyler Harris Bre Shepherdson Brayden Howard Ciaran Buckley Nick Blachu

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MILLICENT

Millicent Red, Black & White

The Senior game started in beautiful conditions, but a nasty injury to a West player halted play for close to an hour. For the best interests of all those involved a decision was made to abandon the game and share the points. We wish Nathan Taylor all the best in his recovery, and a big thanks to all trainers and paramedics that assisted on the day. B o t h te a m s sta r te d t h e Ressies with some hard attack at the ball. Scruff Shanks was g e tt i n g f i rst u s e a t t h e s t o p p a g e s a n d o u r ke y forwards had plenty of space to lead into enabling Chanty, Digga and Dredgey to capitalise on some great delivery. West were dogged and determined throughout the game and surged hard in the last quarter, with our boys managing to hold on in a tight one. A lot of our players contributed and there were plenty of promising signs as we move to the business end of the season. The U18’s had a strong win with Alex Wez on fire up forward with 6 goals, being well fed by Eli Redman and Kallan Shanks. The U16’s suffered the clubs only loss in football for the day. Ashton Lindner and Harry Gibbs each kicked 2 goals to be named our best. The U14’s had a win to help consolidate their spot in the finals. Campbell Hateley kicked 2 goals with Teej Lawlor, Ari Robbins and Max Hunt our best. Special mention to our SE zone reps who competed in Whyalla over the weekend. The men’s team had a great win over Central in the final, and we were well represented b y J a c o b C a r g e r, D y l a n Bromley and Frazer Bradley while Kade Bradley made the trip as emergency and filled

the role of runner for the weekend. The women’s team also made the final but went down to a strong Southern Districts team. Laura Chester from our Senior Women’s side was our sole representative.

C o n g rat u l at i o n s to To m Hutchesson on his 100th senior game this week. It’s been a long but incredible journey to 100 games for H u tc h w h o, a f te r b e i n g captain and Mail Medallist in our drought breaking premiership year in 2018, went on to play for Adelaide’s SANFL side before being drafted by the GWS Giants and spending 2 years on an AFL list. We’ve loved having him back this year and can’t wait to see what the rest of the season brings. We welcome North today for our final home game of the year. Make sure you all get over to the club at the end of the day for one final feed from our talented kitchen volunteers.

North Gambier

After mostly more competitive games than the final scores suggest against ladder leaders South last game, this week, and after many have been away seeking sun, we head to the other 2022 juggernauts of the WBFL, Millicent.

Yellow & Black

Millard & Brodie Anderson. U16s – Trae Hamilton, Jonty Collins, Intha Phutt, Deacon Ilsley & Teangi Stephens U14s – James Flett, Penny Coleman, Elmer Buckland, Dean Crute & Sav Crispino.

With only 3 games to go, wins are becoming very important A couple of big events next in all grades. week, with the 2012, 1960-62 premiership reunion weekend, Congratulations to all those with a past players ½ time t h a t p a r t i c i p a te d i n t h e show. We are also hopeful of Country Championships in c e l e b r a t i n g M a t t h e w Whyalla last week, particularly Chapmans 400 club games, our Nick McInerney in the which is huge achievement victorious South East mens and unlikely to be matched too side and Fi Young, the assistant often going forward. Well coach of the womens team. done Chappy and don’t stray too far out of your range, ie the Best players last week were as goal square. follows; A – Jay Turner, Mitch Kelton, Thanks to our major sponsors, Cam Ortlepp, Sam Stafford, Stuckey Electrical Contracts Nick McInerney & Jake Schutz. and KFC. B – Ethan Norman, Will Thompson, Adam PP, Brayden Howard & Jamie Williamson. U18s – Iowani Coleman, Jamie Williamson, Ned Haywood, Reece McLaughlin, Jordan

MILLICENT

Millicent Red, Black & White

North Gambier

Yellow & Black

Under 18’s Coach: Peter Duncan Team Manager: 1 2 3 4 6 7 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 19 20 22

Kynan Dunn Tallan Dunn Je Werchon Ty Lang Isaac Veron Harrison Thwaites Kalan Shanks Kobe Gibson Jackson Bowden Dylan Sigston Jaxon Cushion Jacob Todd Ma Varcoe Eli Redman Ashton Lindner Harry Damhuis

Coach: Kevin Bryan Assistant Coach: Kathy Allen 23 24 26 35 36 40 43 49 50 51 53

Jack Hagge Charlie Damhuis Nicholas Joy Patrick Jennings Jackson Dean Saxon Snook Riley Redway Aus n Fuller Deegan Lasle William Wilson Jack Oleary

2 7 9 10 13 23 35 51 57 64 67 68 69 70 71

Jay Turner Zach Clark Connor Millhouse Joel Griﬃth Brad Braithwaite Zach Nulty Lenny Fox Zayne Young Jamie Williamson Brady Dethmore Shaun Richards Ethan Williamson Reece McLaughlin Ned Heywood Oscar Dempsey

83 85 87 90

Brodie Allen Henry Heywood Tyler Harris Jordan Millard

Under 16’s Coach: Finn Grimes Mannager: Ma hew Thwaites

Coach: Bre Shepherdson Assistant Coach:

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Cooper Todd 36 Dean Josh Jones 31 Jackson Oliver Foster MaxHerbert Hunt 47 Smith 52 Adam Mavric Parsons Sid 58 Hateley Je Werchon Kaeden Talay 55 Campbell Gus Sweeney Harrison EllwoodBowden Geary Eli HunterThwaites 59 Jackson KobeKaliebe Gibson 62 Max JackRohrlach Wombell Rick Harry Gibbs Mitchell Bright 84 Kais Parsons Dylan Sigston 92 Paul Ferreira Herman Ferreira Sam Gronn Rufaro Maroke BrodiMcKinnon Sims Bay Zac Ash Gibbs Sullivan Beau Rice Douglas Coby William Wilson Sam Craig Ashton Lindner Ben Raﬀerty Jack Hagge Dylan Munro Charlie Damhuis Riley Hornibrook

Aaron Dally Jonty Collins Alexander Bruce Gavin Joseph Lapatha Cooper Turner Darcy Arthurson Bowen Rogers Iowani Coleman Je Davis Zadkiel Cordell Ben Braithwaite Vincent Delloreﬁce Sebas an Doody Hector Opie Drae Maple

52 Chad McLaughlin Brodie Anderson Joshuah Glidden Trae Hamilton Deacon Ilsley Teangi Stephens

Under 14’s Coach: Mark Gronn Team Manager: Brian Cawood 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 12 13 14 16 17 18

Max Hunt Sienna Lasle Oakley Nicholls Henry Damhuis Klaye Kenny Lenny Tunkin Ryder Lindner Cur s Shanks Teej Lawlor Adam Smith Sam Gronn Louis Easterby Levi Robbins Naite Thomson Beau Douglas

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Cash Kenny Cruz Gibson Noah Cebulski Bailey Levison Ari Robbins Liam Cawood Mitchell Tarrant Alannah Pra Cambell Hateley William Jennings

Coach: Jason Baron Assistant Coach: Sco Fle Cooper Harris Sam Baron Mitchell Chapman Penny Coleman Tyson Cooley Levi Creek Dean Crute Jackson Driver James Fle Reid Hamilton Ryder Lomas Connor Lunnay Aden Minge Eadie Mustart Harrison Pearce

Mason Rogers Luca Roulstone Samuel Swiggs Charlie Waters Hayden Wren Charlie Wurst

MILLICENT

Millicent Red, Black & White

North Gambier

Yellow & Black

Under 12 A’s Coach: Nat Robbins 5 13 15 41

Coach: Adrian Flowers Assistant Coach: Ryan Creek Cruz Gibson Oakley Nicholls Ryder Stra ord Tait Grge c Levi Robbins Axel Joyce Mitchell Holyoak-Tarrant

Tye Kovacs Tyler Ryan Zavier Gurney Liam Millard Ari Robbins Dallas Zalme Mark Bohlin Ryder Lindner

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Ethan Fle Brock McEachern Kobe Roulstone Ethan Brook Eddie Kahorao Jake Cooley James Bryan Jenna Baron

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Jacob Vinko Kane Harris Kobi Long Izobella Lorigan Lincoln Holtham Jack Dyson Banjo Stephens Tyrece Porter

Charlie Waters Hayden Wren

Under 12 B’s Coach: John Staﬀord Team Manager: Sco Montgomery

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

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Thomas Norman Mason Rogers Alex Bell Finnegan Brokensha Jobe Lynagh Jake Cary Hardie Staﬀord Harris Mustart Henry Montgomery

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Ronnie Coleman Riley Chapman Jobe Creek Jacob Cox Tyler Norton Owen Flowers Kye Wren-Mitchell Edwin Buckland Levi Jenson

Under 12 C’s Coach: Steve Duldig 4 6 8 12 15 16 20 24

Coach: Stacey Mullans Team Manager: Michael Durbridge

49 Pacey Duldig Raﬀ Lawlor Arlie Sims Blayke Koehne Brax Thomas Archer Buchanan Lachlan Murphy Tully Robinson

Colby Watson Tait Cameron Judd Hales Dexter Ros Kobe McGrath Archer Wilson

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Moonshine Win Digby Stephens Jenny Bigirimana Will Mullens Mitchell Allen Cooper Stephen LakynCorcoran Banks Stephen

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Abel McIntosh Jarrah Durbidge Levi Hunter Claire Fle Kobe Hamilton Jack Davison

Under 12 D’s Coaches: Danny Vinko Team Managers: Stephen Kamphius & Brad Lucas

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

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Harry Lucas RyleyJudd Lukas Vinko Ned Kamphius David Kulimushi Will Gannon Ted Lucas Cohen Minter

Thomas Bryan Maison Roscow

Under 12 E’s Coach: Craig Gysbers 5 6 9 15 16 17 19

Frankie Robins Jax Reilly Jarvis Gurney Lincoln Robinson Oliver Sager Hamish Damhuis Tex Thomas

Coaches: Ciaran Buckley & Sam Whelan 20 24 25 33 42

Lachlan Murphy Tully Robinson Fraser Fleming Owen Lloyd Jed Sunderland Jacob Gysbers Halle Stra ord

Summer Ross Hunter Hughes Reece Sharp Mark Rigney Kobe McGrath

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Oliver Liddle Fergus Brokensha Ryan Davison Flynn Buckley Beau Whelan Taylor Morris Xavier Wurst

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Eden Stephenson Richard Greco Morgan Renko Brax Edwards Jimmy Crozier Ryder Sealey Corey Phillips

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West Gambier Blue & Red

Senior Coach: Daron McElroy Senior Assistant Coach: Nathan Lewis Reserves Coach: Nathan Lewis 1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 36

Aden Pﬁtzner Will Crook Michael Minnuzzo taylor redden Kyle Giddings Todd Mac Ethan Giddings Jordan Williams Trey Davies Joe Judd Abdullah Kamara Nathan Lewis Brodie Parsons Nathan Taylor Jesse Pﬁtzner Dale Robbins Lawrey Bradley Brown Jack Carsons Riley Wilson Tom Cleveland Alex Pearson Reece Cowling Jordi Coombe James Waugh Mitch Cornollo Ben Papps Roo McElroy Bradyn Olds Trueman Schrader Cooper Sanderson Brady Cook Joshua Schapel

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Callum Hein William Mckinnon Sam Von Duve Max Crook Jessie Hewi Bailey Symonds Darren Smith Joel Bull Ben Loef Dylan Gillies Tom Dolan

East Gambier

Red & Black

Senior Coach: Ma hew Scanlon & Jayden Eldridge Senior Assistant Coach: Reserves Coach: Col Hedwards 2 4 5 6 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 18 19 20 21 22 23 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36

Ben Nash Garret Ha Shaun Lock Mark Rumbelow Connor Barry Nick Lock (c) Patrick Hatch Frazer Scanlon Ma Benne Sam Lock Caleb Casey Jesse Plunke Ma Scanlon Tully Balshaw James Byrne Riley Flamank Nick Walters Mark Kieselbach Nick Bowd (b’s) John Forster (c) Carl Slape Daniel Chris an Kaelan de Nys Keenan Dwyer Tayne Williamson Alistair Sco Jayden Eldridge Riley Janeway Will Ellis Mark Paech Ben Gaﬀney Darcy Hunt

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Liam Hicks Mitchell Price Tyson Shepherd Jack Donahue Travis Gilbert Jasper Thomas Ma Ferguson Giancarlo Cooper Luke Johnston Tom McCourt Jackson Thomas Jacob Rigney Brent Collins Thomas Bignell Tom Graney Adam Todd Jayden Lines Connor Li le Sam Forster Greg Lines Rhys Allen

West Gambier Blue & Red

Congratulation to Laurie Bradley Brown in being a member of the winning zone side

Well I think I'm not alone in enjoying that week off, with that break giving our volunteers a good recharge as we lead into the final stretch before finals.

Congratulation to the 200 club winners K Lock And Barb As you all would know one of Brodie, this week see a quiz our players suffered a terrible night so get your tables. injury in the game against Millicent a special thanks go out to all training and Ambulance staff for their efforts in helping the player, who now is on the way to a full recovery.

Before we look at this week last round we had our second Presidents luncheon which we host our sponsors and president members our way to say thank you because without sponsors there's no club. With every report I heard everyone had a great time and was entertained by Warrick Capper so well done to everyone who made this happen.

We l co m e b a c k af te r t h e weekend free of footy, this week we play East and it’s the Annual Cancer Cup the Muhovics cup in honour of the late Phil Muhovics.

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U14s our only win for the day the boys had a great win improving all season best players Rhys Grigg, Jarrod Carey, Lachlan Legray, Jaiden Picken, Jarvi Mee and Cruz McCracken. U16s tried hard all day against a more senior Casterton U16 side best players Sam Couldrey, Angus Clarke, Trae Wilke, Harlon Puhara, Campbell McClean and Brock Dempsey. B grade another undermanned side with coach cole doing well to get a game going each week and the player who make a commitment each week best

East Gambier Red & Black players Matty Bennett, Jasper Thomas, Jayden Green, Tyson Shepherd, Kyan Chittleborough and Alex Dethmore. A grade well it was groundhog day the guys fought hard and were good enough to win but missed opportunities in front of goal best players Shaun Lock, Jayden Eldridge, Carl Slape, Dylan Howard, Matt Ferguson and Jack Lawrence. This week we're at Malseed Park hoping to repeat the result in the A grade when we last played there good luck sides. Thank our major sponsors SE pine, bio gro, Creek Livestock and new major sponsor Ray White Mount Gambier thank you for coming on board. This week's presentations are at Sorrentos Cafe thanks Amanda Hudson for your support. Up coming next week vs Millicent Reunion Weekend 7276 A Grade premierships B Grade 72, 73 and 74 Senior Colts. August 13 is red and black ball auction night so get a table together for a great night with band

West Gambier Blue & Red

East Gambier

Red & Black

Under 18’s Coach: Rowan Fox Assistant Coach:

Coach: Jason Dunn Team Manager:

Robert Case Toby Stutley Landon Lefever Koby Stratman Bronson Boult Charlie Carson Anton Circelli Nate Davey Joel Day Brandon Horrigan Luke King Koan Vanderheyden Landon Lefever Thomas Smith Brooklyn Winterﬁeld

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Paul Vanikio s Shar Ku Htoo Soe Nay Bell Lay Bae Htoo Darcy Hunt Will Ellis Saw Nai Charlie Smith Sam Lock Harlan Puhara Kobu Wagener Thomas Bignell Mitchell Price Kaelen Mee Riley Flamank Fionn Graney

17 Cody Willams 18 Keenan Dwyer

Under 16’s Coach: Michael Minuzzo Assistant Coach: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 14 15 16

Coach: Sam McCracken Assistant Coach:

Brooklyn Winterﬁeld 17 Finn Kenseley 19 Levi Loring 20 Will Johnston 21 Bryce Cowland 23 Rafael Rigopoulis 24 Henry James 25 Noah Pearce 27 Riley Ellis 28 Robbie Case 30 Shar Say Blake Overmaat-Pohlner Toby Stutley Keoni Curnow Seth Fraser

Talon Johnson Jess Thomas Brad Cowling Zac Pearce Tate Hammond Jayden Prior Kade Turnbull Will Pearson Koby Stratman Addison Noble

7 9 12 14 15 17 18 19 20 23 24 25 27 28 30

Julio Teodoro 31 Elijah Stra ord Tex Tilley 33 Toby Grigg Noah Gollan Angus McKinnon Talan Dalton Charlie Clark Corey Smith Ky McCracken Kyan Chi leborough Campbell McLean Brock Dempsey Jack Lawrence Angus Clark Sam Coludry Nicholas Bignell

Under 14’s Coach: Jamie Croker Assistant Coach: Chris Milich 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 11 12 13 15 16 17 18

Naite Fox Tyler Pigno Alex Cram Ryan Pearson Josh Witney Harry O'Loughlin Johee Joyce Liam Johnson Harvey Croker Brodie Szopory Logan Sco Jasper Sugden Kane Gilbert Deacon Gilbert Dexter O’Dine

19 20 21 22 24 26 54 57 59 69

Coaches: Kelvin Cook & Shane Grigg Assistant Coach: Jacob Sim Bailey Noble Ethan McKenny Jack Milich Harry Mobbs Reece Barre Sam Pearce Bradlei Witney Ben Harful Jaxon Hewle

11 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 50 55 56 57 58

Jarvi Mee William Vincent Xavier Clark Jared Carey Jalen Allen Riley Lawrence Sco Brooks Noah Spooner Rhys Grigg Lachlan Legray Cruz McCracken Isaac Dwyer Jackson Saunders Henry Virgo Tate Cook

59 60 61 62 64 66 67 68 70

Brodie Versteegh Solomon Telford Andison Perryman Riley Mitchell William Rentsch Mason Anderson Jaiden Picken Evan Clark Banjo Sampson

West Gambier Blue & Red

East Gambier

Red & Black

Under 12 A’s Coach: Ma hew Fox Tage Curnow Lily Kradolfer Jack Flier William Judd Parker Pigno Zavier Ryan Rhys Thiele Leni Cliﬀord

Coach: Ma hew White Oliver Fox Jasper Coe Tyler West-Jelleﬀ Mitchell Day

1 3 4 9 10 15 19 20

Taj Wilson Harry Lynn Chayse Giﬀord Xavier Farmilo Titan Dumigan Samuel Dickson EamonCook Posy Tilley

21 Angelo Ferraro 22 Emme Best 104 Alex Kanahs

Under 12 B’s Coach: Shane Sugden, Damian Hudson & Ma Vivian

Coach: Nick Bignell

Chayce Van Vuuren Jack Fenton Nash Hammond Xavier Hunter Malik Schultze Toshiaki Owen Kade Rainey Ben Reichelt

2 5 13 14 18 30 31 33 34

Braxton Reid Kalan Schultze Tristyn Sugden Harry Taylor Logan Vivian William Shaughnessy Elijah Loef Bradley Hudson

Lincoln Beggs Cody Lardner Hunter Wya Dylan Aitchison Dylan Bowering Jacob Edwards

Nicholas Clark Finn Gale Kade Hand Taj White Lucas Johnston Cooper Bignell Nash Neilson Braith Allison Lewis Anderson

35 36 37 45 54 70 71 72 73

William Clark 74 Hallam Davey 76 Max Greene 79 Je Beever 105 Tom Croser 122 Vaughan Hunter Brayden Legray Mitchell O'Brien Aiden Perry

Under 12 C’s Coach: Ben Clark &Luke Rainey

Coach: Mark Paech

Blake Brooks Eddie Cram Ryan Eas ck Maximus Harris Mason Jackson Jayden Maloney Henry Milne Archie Murdoch Oliver Nemes

6 7 8 11 26 28 32 38

Kobe Rainey Oliver Flier Ayden Campbell Archa Fitzpatrick Riley Clark Brody Cooper Vivian Keenan Palmerino Timms Reilan Hancock

40 Parker Lamont 41 Blake Cooper 42 Will Hosking 57 Zach Paech 58 Tyler Mariano 77 Oliver Devlin William Richardson 78 Elijah Dickson

Connor Lynn Chase Buckingham Noah Griﬃn Bentley Ward Louis Prosperi Porta William Leitch Tahj Pitkin

Under 12 D’s Coaches: Troy Noonan & Logan Gleed

Coaches: Nick Anderson

Arthur Badenoch Blake Boguta Brayden Eas ck Oliver Flier Bohdi Gleed Oakley Hammond Graham Henare Lucas Kenne

46 47 59 60 61 62 63 64

Jaxson Povey Kobe Rainey Andrew Williamson Rowan Cram

Hugh Clark Hudson Farmilo Asher Anderson Campbell Best Benji Carter Tyler Cox Judd Creek Baden Dihm

65 66 68 80 81 82 121 124

Na on Hedwards Blake Humphries Kade Jakutavicius Maxx Keenan Tayte McGrath Sebas an Grubb Tom Gale Harrison Cram

92 93 94 86 95

Aarow Hedwards Ted Kerr Tyler McPherson Logan Murray Rayan Singh Braxton Morris

Under 12 E’s Coaches: Noah Banks Rowan Cram Harry Gordon Zaid Kenny Jimmy McElroy Samuel Nemes Jack Perryman

Coaches: Cole Hedwards Harry Phillips Grady Reid Jaxon Sims Jack Taylor Peter Bolte

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Dominic Albanese Braxton Bowyer Nicholas Brooks Van Byron Jenson Davey Maton Finck Brayse Giﬀord

Lennox Telford Isaac Thami Hiram Webster-Lawson Xavier Pomery Walker Harley

FOOTY JENS HOTEL

WITH FROM THE ARCHIVES A WALK OWN MEMORY LANE PETER MARRETT: 1955 Mail Medal winner WHEN it was revealed in 1955 that the new Mount Gambier agronomist for the Department of Agriculture would be star Port Adelaide multipremiership ruckman Peter Marrett, East Gambier swooped. Marrett played 127 SANFL games with Port. He had been a premiership player with the club after starting as a 19-year-old in 1947. He was best afield in Port’s 1951 grand final win over North Adelaide when he dominated the rucking and aerial duels around the ground. He kicked 96 goals in his career at Port. While his league career was in full swing, so was his employment career and when he was transferred to the “bush”, East moved quickly to sign him as captaincoach. It would be the biggest coaching appointment at the Kennel since East signed former coach and star centreman Len Krause in about 1950. During the early 1950s East had their moments when they challenged Penola for the flag in 1952 and 1954 but lost both times and the feeling at McDonald Park was that Marrett could deliver that elusive flag to East. At 6’6” Marrett was the tallest player in the South East and Border Football League, just shading South ruckman Ernie “Oigle” Lewis at 6’5”. Although they didn’t know it then, when Marrett took charge East had just ticked past their “premiership window” with many of their stars starting to move into the veteran stage of their careers. They were in transition as a number of young players like Neville McKinnon and Kevin Howell would add to the talents of goal kicker Ron Doody, wingman Watty Case and defenders Colin Neale and David Roughana. While the Bulldogs failed to make any impression on the finals or the final four during 1955, Marrett showed his great ability with a stand-out season and won the SEBFL Mail Medal as the league’s best and fairest player. After East’s season had finished, footy was not yet over for Marrett as he and Whyalla’s Ray Whittacker, another former Port player, were brought back to Port in a sensational move to play in their 1955 SANFL finals campaign and helped Port win the flag by defeating Norwood by 63 points. Perhaps Port Adelaide’s late move to get Marrett back for the finals says much about how highly they rated the tall ruckman and had it not been for his keen desire to pursue his agronomy career he might easily have been a 200-plus game player for Port and won more premierships there. As has been the case throughout history with many SANFL players moving to the country, when Marrett went to East from the SANFL he was never “officially” cleared and under SANFL rules remained a Port player, hence they were able to bring him back to Adelaide to play in the finals series. Many years later, other local players such as Garry Sims (West Adelaide to Port MacDonnell via South Gambier) and Les McKinnon (West Adelaide to South Adelaide via

South Gambier) would have clearance problems from their original SANFL club, when they went to move to other clubs after returning to their former country club. Marrett would coach East again in 1956 and then moved to be captain-coach of South for one season in 1957 before returning to the Dogs and won the 1960 league goal kicking award. He played inter-league for the SEBFL right through that mid 1950s to 1960 era. What was interesting about Marrett was even though tall, he was a most accurate kick whether shooting for goal or stab passing to a leading teammate. He had a fluent, uncomplicated kicking style and his drop kicks from inside the 50 metre range were almost always on target. And when he kicked a goal there were no wild celebrations like the carry-on that happens in AFL today. Taking long strides, Marrett would simply stroll slowly back to full forward with a smile on his face the only tell-tale sign he was pleased with his efforts. When he won the SEBFL goal kicking award in 1960 he kicked 56 goals in an 18 minor round season. His fast leading and ability to take strong grabs in the goals square made him the best full forward of that year and it added another dimension to a top career as a ruckman during the 1950s. Another point of interest was that when Marrett returned to East in 1958 former Melbourne ruckman Stan Rule was in his second year as captain-coach and wore number 14 so Marrett retained the number one jumper he had when he was captain-coach in 195556. When Ralph Rogerson replaced Rule in 1959, arriving as a 21-year-old state player from North Adelaide, Rogerson wore the number three jumper, leaving Marrett to finish his career in 1960 wearing his original number one jumper. He always wore a long sleeved guernsey. Marrett was also a highly regarded cricketer with South Gambier, being captain during the 1950s and played in several South premierships including the 1974-75 Barber Shield premiership – a team which contained many players who had been coached by Marrett when they were in junior ranks. He also played Whitty Trophy inter-town cricket for both Mount Gambier and Tatiara. He was also a highly regarded and successful junior cricket coach and many of South’s stars of the 1960s and 70s can thank Marrett for his coaching ability to bring the best out of them. His brother Bob and sons Paul and Murray also played league footy with Port Adelaide. Murray was a dual premiership player with East Gambier in 1975 and 76 and like his father did in 1957 later played with South Gambier in the early 1980s. Daughter Maureen was rated as one of the greatest local women basketball players of all time who was a multi-A grade league best and fairest winner and premiership player with Roos and Panthers, where she also coached and was a player, captain and coach of Mount Gambier’s multi-state title winning town side during the 1970s and 80s. He was also an A1 tennis player. FOOTNOTE: When I was aged about 11 and under the watchful eye of Peter Marrett’s coaching in cricket, like many youngsters at South I spent time at the

GREENWOOD Marrett household in Playford Street, Mount Gambier, listening to and being in awe of Peter’s coaching instructions or his views on the game of cricket or football. In those days footballers wore sprigs or stops that were either leather with a nail punched through the centre into the boot or aluminum sprigs again attached by a series of nails around the base of the sprig. Both types were dangerous if not punched down and smoothed over properly and that is why umpires would visit the rooms before the game and run the palms of their hands over the bottom of each player’s boots. Some players would file down the aluminum sprigs to a sharp point, making them illegal, very dangerous and used them as a “weapon”. Often at the Marrett household Peter’s wife Sheila would tell how opposing ruckmen, lacking Peter’s height and ability, would jump into his lower leg and run their sprigs down his shin, gouging through the skin and into his shin bone leaving blood seeping through his red and black socks. This happened week after week. Peter was dismissive of his wife’s claims, saying it was just part of the game, yet it showed the measure of the man that Peter never complained, always played the ball and let his skills show his opposition how the game should be played. He was a legend of both footy and cricket and a great gentleman both on and off the field. • PHOTO: Peter Marrett pictured after it was announced he had won the SEBFL Mail Medal in 1955.

ROUND RESULTS A GRADE South Gambier 68 (L. Munro, E. Bouchier) d North Gambier 61 (M. Griffith, A. Kalantarian) East Gambier 62 (T. McCallum, A. Bosko) d Casterton Sandford 33 (S. Jarrad, M. Cleary) Millicent 66 (D. Verbena, T. Sanderson) d West Gam bier 56 (T. Bryant, S. Ri er) A RESERVE North Gambier 57 (A. O’Shaughnessy, C. Nulty) d South Gambier 50 (G. Ryan, J O’Neil) Casterton Sandford 44 (M. Rice, B. Ayton) d East Gambier 38 (C. Perryman, T. Gray) West Gambier 50 (C; Hunter, T. Wilson) d Millicent 29 (A. Craig, A. Pra ) B GRADE North Gambier 50 (G. McInerney, B. Lush) drew with South Gambier 50 (L. Bruggemann, N. Aston) Casterton Sandford 40 (E. Murray, D. Crawford) d East Gambier 18 (T. Waters, B. Jean) Millicent 77 (M. Varcoe, C. Shanks) d West Gambier 24 C GRADE South Gambier 57 (B. Winterfield, T. Bonney) d North Gambier 27 (G. Wehrmann, J. Forrest) East Gambier 57 (E. Caruso, S. James) d Casterton Sandford 17 (J. Parsons, M. Jamieson) Millicent 51 (K. Brown, C. Pra ) d West Gambier 33 (E. Sutherland, M. Campbell) 17 & UNDER South Gambier 60 (S. Wight, L. Munro) d North Gambier 29 (G. Morello, A. Tentye) Casterton Sandford 53 (I. Lane, E. Jarrad) d East Gambier 47 (R. Sco , I. Dwyer) Millicent 65 (P. Venn, L. Paul) d West Gambier 32 (A. Pearson, M. Milich) 15 & UNDER A North Gambier 55 (R. Mitchell, M. Collins) d South Gambier 17 (G. Dalton, C. A will) East Gambier 30 (S. Clark, E. Chi leborough) d Casterton Sandford 23 (S. Richardson, I. Longhurst) Millicent 71 (M. Cushion, M. Lynch) d West Gambier 25 (L. Simpson, I. McGregor) 15 & UNDER B North Gambier 29 (P. Coleman, T. Jones) d South Gambier 23 (S. Hobson, R. Milich) East Gambier 42 (L. Leitch, C. Crute) d Casterton Sandford 25 (A. Bailey, C. Gorman) Millicent 27 (B. Watson, C. Gysbers) d West Gambier 21 (M. Pearson, H. Jackson) 13 & UNDER A North Gambier 49 (G. Nulty, M. Griffith) d South Gambier 3 (T. Sims, S. Ryan) East Gambier 25 (T. Kemp, I. Cook) d Casterton Sandford 14 (E. Herring, Y. Grigg) Millicent 49 (B. Coghlan, A. Dean) d West Gambier 15 (A. Allen, L. Pearson) 13 & UNDER B North Gambier 42 (C. Grivell, P. Lucas) d South Gambier 9 (K. A will, L. Noonan) Casterton Sandford 19 (E. Herring, Y. Grigg) d East Gambier 12 (T. Kemp, A. Olsen) Millicent 30 (I. Hales, A. Thomson) d West Gambier 9 (C. Hunter, E. McKenny) 11 & UNDER South Gambier 27 (C. Noonan, E. Sims) d North Gambier 2 (S. Yeates, P. Mulraney) Casterton Sandford 15 (K. Henry, I. Luers) d East Gambier 3 (S. Dwyer, R. Cook) Millicent 26 (O. Hales, H. Wilson) d West Gambier 8 (C. Cowland, M. Povey)

2022 LADDERS 15 & UNDER A

A-GRADE Millicent West East North South Cast. Sand.

W 12 11 6 5 5 0

L 1 2 7 8 8 13

Millicent East North West Cast. Sand. South

W 12 8 7 6 4 1

L 1 4 6 7 8 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 859 854 632 736 612 427

Agst PTS % 573 24 149.91 599 22 142.57 566 12 111.66 753 10 97.74 721 10 84.88 908 0 47.03

North Millicent West East Cast. Sand. South

W 12 12 6 4 3 2

A-RESERVE D 0 1 0 0 1 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 730 568 643 598 587 502

Agst PTS % 584 24 125 501 17 113.37 660 14 97.42 601 12 99.5 651 9 90.17 631 2 79.56

Millicent North South Cast. Sand. East West

L 1 3 4 6 11 13

D 0 1 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 752 650 579 484 352 342

Agst PTS % 357 24 210.64 503 19 129.22 449 17 128.95 528 14 91.67 585 4 60.17 737 0 46.4

North Millicent West East South Cast. Sand.

East Millicent South North West Cast. Sand.

L 2 3 4 9 10 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 590 582 541 446 430 400

W 12 9 8 8 2 0

L 1 4 5 5 11 13

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 793 705 585 605 377 335

For 812 704 455 272 338 228

Agst PTS % 307 24 264.5 280 24 251.43 555 12 81.98 543 8 50.09 551 6 61.34 573 4 39.79

W 12 10 7 3 3 3

L 1 2 5 10 10 10

D 0 1 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 459 403 418 390 331 326

Agst PTS % 317 24 144.79 272 21 148.16 350 15 119.43 420 6 92.86 426 6 77.7 542 6 60.15

Millicent North West East South Cast. Sand.

W 13 9 9 4 2 2

Millicent Cast. Sand. West North East South

W 13 10 7 5 3 1

L 0 4 4 9 11 11

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 751 502 486 192 173 120

Agst PTS % 113 26 664.6 214 18 234.58 291 18 167.01 497 8 38.63 521 4 33.21 588 4 20.41

13 & UNDER B Agst PTS % 355 22 166.2 416 20 139.9 472 18 114.62 519 8 85.93 586 6 73.38 641 4 62.4

L 0 3 6 8 10 12

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 427 277 246 241 149 77

Agst PTS % 158 26 270.25 168 20 164.88 228 14 107.89 267 10 90.26 255 6 58.43 341 2 22.58

NETBALL GAME TIMES

17 & UNDER Millicent South North Cast. Sand. West East

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

13 & UNDER A

C-GRADE W 11 10 9 4 3 2

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 & UNDER B

B-GRADE W 12 9 8 7 2 0

L 1 1 7 9 10 11

Agst PTS % 460 24 172.39 499 18 141.28 533 16 109.76 589 16 102.72 643 4 58.63 676 0 49.56

9am & 8.45am - 13 & Under A & 11 & Under 10.15am - 15 & Under A & 13 & Under B 11.30am -17 & Under & 15 & Under B 1.00pm - A Reserve & C Grade 2.30pm - A Grade & B Grade *All mes are in South Australian me zones

MATCH REPORTS EAST GAMBIER V CASTERTON SANDFORD The reigning premiers are star ng to look ominous as they build towards the 2022 finals. Missing key defender Bo Creek, star mid courter Emily Hunter and in form goaler Sarah Lock, the Bulldogs were dominant in their victory over Casterton Sandford, se ng the tone with an 18-3 opening quarter and never taking their foot off the pedal. Led by consistent mid courter Tarsh McCallum, with Teagan Gray taking the goal a ack bib, experienced mid courter Brooke Hicks on the a acking wing and Sharna McKinnon filling the defensive role, the Bulldogs were never troubled. The Cats did hit back hard in the second, winning the quarter by two but it was one way traffic again in the second half, with McCallum finding great connec on with Amryn Bosko, who finished accurately, ne ng 44 from 50 in a stunning display of composure. Talented junior Indi Dwyer earned her A Grade debut in the final quarter, taking the wing defence bib as Tyne Bosko moved to centre and McCallum took her preferred wing a ack role and the teenager acqui ed herself well in her first taste of senior ac on. Scarle Jarrad was again the Cats nest with her hard two way running, while Madalene Cleary worked over me at goal a ack despite the lack of supply in terms of scoring opportuni es. Morgan Amy enjoyed a rare run at goal defence and combining with Tyne Bosko and McKinnon, there were plenty of turnovers created as East con nued building momentum as the Bulldogs look to maintain their spot in the top four and a shot at back to back tles.

NORTH GAMBIER V SOUTH GAMBIER It was absolutely a must win clash for the Demons and a er three ght quarters, South Gambier made it two wins from three ou ngs in 2022 against North Gambier, keeping their slim finals hopes alive. It was all about scoring in the opening quarter, which ended at 19-all, with both shoo ng duos on song, North missing one for the quarter and South three. At hal ime North had a one goal advantage and at three quarter me the Tigers lead was three. Whatever stand in coach Felicity Walker said at three quarter me, though, worked with the Demons domina ng the final quarter to secure a seven goal victory. The final quarter dominance was built on a vastly improved defensive effort by South, with Ellie Bouchier and Grace Edwards denying Caroline Wakefield and Macey Griffith me and space and crea ng plenty of turnover ball. The good news for South was Lara Munro was on song in the final quarter and her 15 straight ensured the Demons dominance was reflected on the scoreboard. The Tigers were missing first choice defensive duo Mel Renko and Zahra Crough but it was only in the final quarter that the teenage defensive duo of Elyse Willoughby and Lauran Norman were unable to limit South’s scoring. The match up between North’s Brianna Walters and South’s Megan Reid was one of the best on the day, and as the centres broke even, Ash Kalantarian stepped up for the Tigers to con nually connect with Wakefield. Bouchier was cri cal for the Demons, especially in the final quarter, while Munro’s accurate finishing was also a key to the win.

DENTON’S

MILLICENT V WEST GAMBIER A er a ght opening half, Millicent put in a strong third quarter to set up what was a 10 goal victory over West Gambier. In what many believe to be the most likely grand final, both sides were at full strength as they looked to get the upper hand ahead of the 2022 finals. As expected, the respec ve shooters were front and centre, with Tabatha Sanderson returning to the court for the Saints for the first me in a couple of weeks and Sarah Ri er providing a strong target at the other end for the Roos. Sanderson was rusty early on the finish but her second half saw her convert 29 from 30 as the Saints powered to victory. Demi Verbena has been having an outstanding season and she was again a key with her speed, ability to find space and accurate delivery to Sanderson. Ri er was also at her accurate best, finishing the match with 46 from 52. West enjoyed a one goal lead at the first change and it was the Saints by one at the half. Perfect shoo ng from the Saints in the third quarter – 19 from 19 – saw the home side get value for every turnover created from the defensive line of Hannah Nitschke, Por a Mc Rae and Lisa Duldig, who moved to wing defence for the second half, leaving Georgia Clarke to run the centre and it proved a decisive quarter, taking the lead out to seven before the final margin of 10. The two sides have now played three quality matches in the minor rounds, se ng the scene for an intriguing finals series. Tara Bryant’s hard running through the middle was again pivotal for the Roos, who would be looking to up the ante with the defensive pressure next me the two meet, with turnovers a li le hard to come by in this round 13 clash.

ROUND PREVIEWS MILLICENT V NORTH GAMBIER Coming off a strong win over West Gambier, Millicent will be looking to make another statement ahead of the impending finals with a strong win over North Gambier this weekend. The Tigers have been arguably the hardest read in 2022 due to player unavailability and aside from Caroline Wakefield and Macey Griffith in goals and Brianna Walters in centre, there have been mul ple combina ons u lised by the Tigers. While the lack of con nuity has prevented North from developing a strong team chemistry, it has allowed them to blood rising talent including Lauran Norman, who has impacted in every area of the court, Alysha Coon, who is a dynamic defender, Cara Nulty, a smart mid courter and Elyse Willoughby, a tenacious defensive player. Wakefield and Griffith have developed a strong combina on in the shoo ng circle and will need to be at their best this weekend with the Saints backline consistently ge ng the job done. Por a McRae and Hannah Nitschke are ght checking in the shoo ng circle, while the pressure from Lisa Duldig and Georgia Clarke on the feeders is second to none, meaning Walters, Ash Kalantarian and Griffith will need to be pa ent with ball in hand as they look to open up Wakefield in space. At the other end, Tabatha Sanderson returned strongly in round 13 a er a couple of weeks sidelined and Demi Verbena has been super consistent in 2022 with her accurate feeding and long range shoo ng. The connec on with the mid court, including the unassuming Paige Nitschke, has been flawless in recent weeks and Walters, Libby Morgan and whoever takes the defensive circle bibs, will need to work over me to slow the Saints slick ball movement and try and force errors on the feed into Sanderson. Mel Renko and Zahra Crough, when they have played together, have shown promise as a defensive combina on but their ou ngs as a duo have been few and far between and it is hard to mount a case for the Tigers to cause the upset.

CASTERTON SANDFORD V SOUTH GAMBIER The Cats are coming off a couple of stronger scoring performances against the top two sides and will be looking to make life tough for South Gambier at Island Park this weekend. The Demons are fresh from a strong victory over North Gambier and while an inferior percentage will likely cost the young South ou it a finals berth, they must win this game to even remain in the hunt. Casterton Sandford’s shoo ng combina on of Ivy Lane and Madalene Cleary is star ng to work well and if they can generate more scoring opportuni es, they will certainly keep the scoreboard cking over. Scarle Jarrad has clearly been the pick of the Cats in 2022 and her hard running in the mid court will be cri cal, as will the speed of Makayla Hutchins and the young South mid court of Megan Reid, Ruby Richter and Tully McShane will need to be at their best to curb the influence of Jarrad and Hutchins and will need to be pa ent with ball in hand. The defensive end of the Cats court has the task ahead of it in what is a ba le of some of the best young talent in the associa on. Ebany Jarrad, Charlo e Rice and Caeleigh Humphries are ght checking, tenacious defenders and they will need to be at their best to stem the scoring of Lara Munro and Alyssa Duncan – the South shoo ng duo coming off a stunning final quarter onslaught against North. Munro is a strong aerial performer and doesn’t shy away from the long shot, while Duncan’s smarts in delivering the ball to her shoo ng partner, as well as se ng up space in the circle is impressive and she is an accurate finisher. Tess Marra is the X factor for the Cats and she will no doubt take a defensive post and could well be given the job on Munro at some stage. At the defensive end for South, Grace Edwards and Ellie Bouchier con nue to build as a defensive combina on and they will create enough turnover ball to give the Demons the edge.

WEST GAMBIER V EAST GAMBIER The Malseed Park clash between West and East Gambier looms as the match of the day as the Roos look to rebound from a round 13 loss to Millicent and the reigning premiers look to build towards a finals campaign. The two sides have had polar opposite seasons. The Roos have put out a consistent combina on for much of the season and are playing with the precision that comes from having built strong team chemistry, while the Bulldogs have played arguably one match tops with their preferred star ng seven and are just star ng to build a semblance of momentum as the finals approach. West has no weaknesses. The shoo ng combina on of Sarah Ri er and Lisa McGregor has ne ed almost 900 goals and they are both accurate finishers. The defensive line of Amy Cram and Jade Ri er brings the perfect blend of ght checking, pressure over the shot, rebounding strength and willingness to hunt the intercep on, while the mid court of Zoe Malseed, Tara Bryant and Mikayla Horrigan are hard running, both good speed and are smart with ball in hand. East’s shoo ng combina on of Sarah Lock and Amryn Bosko has had a couple of consecu ve matches together now and are star ng to gel as a duo and do test opposi on defenders as one of the few genuine moving goal circles, while the delivery and work rate of Tarsh McCallum and Emily Hunter in the mid court looms large for the West mid court to quell. Bo Creek and Morgan Amy are a strong defensive pairing and they will be looking to pressure out front from Tyne Bosko and Hunter to assist them in stopping Ri er and McGregor securing too much easy ball. West is up to their necks in the premiership race, while East needs to take a scalp soon from the top two to boost belief that they can s ll defend their 2021 tle but in the end, the Roos will take the points in a ght, physical struggle, with Sarah Ri er’s long range accuracy again a key factor.

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Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red

JUNIORS: Under 15A players in Sarah, Indi & Olivia were ready from the first whistle, however it wasn’t quite enough to get the team over the line as East ran away with the win 23-30. The team is 5th on the SENIORS: Scarlett, Madalene, Ebany & ladder. Caeleigh put up a tough fight in the A Grade, but East Gambier ’s The Under 15B Cats girls were defense put a stop to the girls challenged by East’s fast plays. attack and they lost 23-62. The girls Although they stepped up and made some impressive passages of are currently 6th on the ladder. play, they couldn’t get the win, Our A Reserves knew how crucial it losing 25-42. Amelia, Caitlyn, Mia was to put the win on the board & Charlotte all played well. The and so they did. Setting the bar for team is currently 6th on the ladder. skills were Cats players Mikayla, Bridie & Jo, to sneak away with a 6- We saw Eliza & Ylana take on the goal win 44-38. Currently 5th on East side in the Under 13A’s. the ladder, we hope the girls can Alongside their teammates they grasp 4th for a chance in the finals. worked hard for every ball, however they weren’t able to The B Grade team stepped onto the come away with the win, finishing court with eyes on the prize. Eilidh, second best 14-25. The team is 6th Dakota, Madeline & Katie made on ladder sure of every pass to come away Eliza, Ylana & Renee had spectators with a convincing win 40-18. Going on the edge of their seats as they into the last rounds and hopefully just scraped the win 19-12 in the finals, the girls look to hold onto Under 13B’s. They currently hold the highest ladder position in the their 4th spot on the ladder. club at 2nd. Congrats girls keep the Unfortunately our C Grade girls good work up! were outmatched losing 17-57. Janine, Marissa, Michelle & Kim, We saw some great plays and skills despite the score line, continued to in our Under 11’s last weekend. give it their all. They are placed 6th Kate & Isabella tried their hearts out playing their positions to the on the ladder. best of their abilities. The girls It was an incredible game to watch came away with a convincing win in our Under 17s with Ivy, Ebany, 15-3. Makayla & Chloe taking well-timed intercepts & nailing every pass. Goodluck for this round girls, have They came away with the win 53- some fun and let’s see some more 47, and are currently sitting 3rd on wins on the board! the ladder. As the end of the season approaches the girls of CastertonSandford were on edge to get some wins over East Gambier last Saturday.

South Gambier Red & White

the 15as but she has been a critical fill in for the 17s and was clearly best on court at the weekend, playing strongly in goals so we could rest the A Grade girls for Coco played her best game for the their important clash. season; Elsie picked up some crucial loose balls; Ellie Scotland Gracie, along with Charlie, Jade, continues to improve every week Milla and Lily have also made their and loves the task of defending; mark on the senior court, filling in, Ellie McCracken was outstanding often at the last minute, to help in goals; Paegan was impassable in out our B and C Grade teams. defence and rebounded strongly; Zara got the job done at both ends The C Grade also had a great win – of the court; Myla recovered from a tight two goal victory with Tara a heavy fall and some bandaging and Jess getting the job done back together to be so important defensively; Mel being her usual in bring g the ball down court with tenacious self; Misty as reliable as her strong, forward leads; Lara is a ever no matter what role she is star at winning back the ball; Lacey given, Ange driving hard and won some important turnover ball delivering some wonderful balls. and was also key in transition with Ash making a real impact in her her strong drives and Courtney new role in the mid court and Ella kept finding space and finished and Brooke combining well in accurately in goals. No doubt if goals. Chloe had not woken up unwell she would have also played her It wasn’t the day the A Grade role given she has had a good hoped for but hopefully this month of netball. weekend will be. It was all about the 11s last weekend when the girls managed a win and their highest score for the season.

Special mention also needs to be A reminder about the community made of Gracie Dalton who is not dinner at the Blue Lake Bar & only knocking it out of the park in Bistro this Thursday.

club games

50 club games

HALLE BOULT

HALLE BOULT Halle started in our 11 & Under team in 2017, currently in our 15 & Under side and is getting opportunities to play with the seniors this season. She is a versatile defensive

player, who can read the ball well and shows incredible determination to ever y game. Tahlia, pictured with Mum, Melinda and Dad Mick.

MILLICENT

Millicent Red, Black & White Congratulations to all teams on a fantastic day of netball in some chilly conditions, with all but one team coming away with the win at home. We hope all players enjoy a relaxing weekend off, and we will go again against the Tigers at home on the 23rd of July! Up the Saints! A Grade Millicent 66 def West 56 Best Players- Demi Verbena & Tabatha Sanderson Enchanted Beauty/Fasta Pasta: Paige N i t s c h k e N e w H a v e n : Ta b a t h a Sanderson A great win in perfect playing conditions. We worked well as a team, working hard all over the court. Dem & Tab shot accurately with great feeding by Paige. Lisa & Georgia played consistently and swapped roles and supported each other well. Portia & Hannah continue to combine well, using their talk and switches to cause turnovers. Well done girls on a good win. A Reserve Millicent 29 lost to West 50 Best Players- Alana Craig & Alice Pratt Heaven on a Hanger: Alana Craig Dentons: Ella Easterby B Grade Millicent 77 def West 24 Best Players- Mia Varcoe & Caitlyn Shanks Sassi: Mia Varcoe Laura & Vicki’s: Layla Baker Massive win by the B Grade, with Nic sitting pretty in full forward, being promised a GS position if she shot over 50%-lucky for the height advantage. Pre workout had a crack in the defensive circle, causing many turnovers, earning best player, ably assisted by Whisper. Kritta was on WA time, chose to make her appearance when the team were about to take the court-lucky she is pretty. Rare sight at the B grade netball with A grade footy captain spotted in the 3rd quarter checking out a short blond C. T turned it up a level to impress. Jemma and Mia had to work overtime to make their captain look good, while still maintaining their accuracy in the goal circle. Bakes was faultless as per usual but got a case of the 'what about me', when she stayed in the one position the whole game. When the coach goes away partying, the managers will do what they please! C Grade Millicent 51 def West 33 Best Players - Kalli Brown & Claudia Pratt McCourts: Kalli Brown Pierina’s: Nicola Batten We started off with a slow start but we pulled ourselves together and continued to improve throughout the game. A great game by the girls with all players pulling their weight. It was nice to finally have all our players this week! We need to keep this intensity up keep building as a team to come out on top at the end of the season. 17s Millicent 65 def West 32 Best Players - Poppy Venn & Lillie Paul Java: Poppy Venn & Pierina’s: Ella Easterby

slow start from the girls with a few players missing. however the girls got going in the second quarter, with some really strong and fast pace netball. defence worked well together to turn many balls over with transition down the court showing some strong drives from the girls. Poppy Venn from 15’s showed talent with a strong game in goals. looking forward to finishing the season off strong!

15Bs Millicent 29 def West 21 Best Players - Bree Watson & Chloe Gysbers Fasta Pasta: Bella Gysbers Java: Eva Crowe The girls knew today was going to be a tought game. They took a bit to get going but finally started to gel together as a team which created some good passages of play for them to come away with the win. Well Done girls 15As Millicent 71 def West 25 Best players- Molly Cushion & Mylee Lynch Denton’s: Molly Cushion Enchanted Beauty: Piper Paul Another great win by the girls who continue to show their versatility and ability to work together as a team to build our wins. Great shooting by Molly and Mylee and well fed by Poppy & Piper. Jaimie, Mia and Mackinlee forced errors with their great footwork and reading of the play. We look forward to welcoming Matti and Edie back on court this week. 13Bs Millicent 30 def West 9 Best Players- Imogen Hales & Amarlie Thomson Dentons: Indi Coghlan Fasta Pasta: Courtney Sigston The girls took west head on this week, and played a strong game all the way through. The team worked together seamlessly to convert the turnovers created, and with Keelie Linder taking on the coaching role for this weekend, did an amazing job. Well done to the girls, and heading in strong for the game against North. 13As Millicent 49 def West 15 Best Players - Ashlee Dean & Bell Coghlan Ducky’s: Bell Coghlan KFC: Ashlee Dean A strong win for the team against West. Both teams played tight defensive games with our goalies having to work the ball around the circle a bit more than usual to find space. It was great to see what we practiced at training being applied on court and we welcomed back Ashlee in the team after a few weeks away. Her clever positioning in the circle and accurate shooting earned her being named as best player and Bell 2nd best using her speed and defensive pressure all over the court to give us plenty of the ball. 11s Millicent 26 def West 8 Best players- Olivia Hales & Hope Wilson Mcdonald’s: Olivia Hales Denton’s: Hope Wilson

North Gambier Yellow & Black

Under 11’s North 2 vs South 27 We played South today they have improved and were strong at both ends of the court. We started well with a follow on from last week’s game with some good defence and passing forward while leading down court. Unfortunately, we lost our momentum and south took control and won the game. Some great first efforts from Stella and Piper saw them receive the awards today. Each week we improve with new skills that impacts on our team game so keep up the good work. Best players: Stella Yeates and Piper Mulraney

whole court was excellent, securing us some well-earned turnovers. In attack we played with poise and control, taking the extra pass when required to ensure we worked the ball in our goalies who were finishing off nicely. Unfortunately, our momentum and rhythm didn’t continue into the second half and South took advantage of this, gaining control on the game and pulling away on the scoreboard. Despite the final result, there were some great passages of play and girls should be very proud of their first half efforts. Our goal moving forward to to maintain the control and rhythm for the full game. Best players: Alysha Coon and Lauran Norman

Under 13A’s North 49 vs South 3 We started strong against South. Our attacking side had good rhythm and moved the ball quickly down the court for our goalies to score. Our defence also got good intercepts and used it to our advantage. Looking at the scoreboard, we were far ahead hence making changes in quarter 3. That caused us to lose some focus and momentum and we had to regroup during the break. We picked up in quarter 4, had strong leads and played good netball again. Best players: Piper Lucas and Amelia Adam

C Grade North 27 vs South 57 A tough game for C grade this week but the girls put up a good fight. The first half was relatively even, with North picking up lots of intercepts and putting a consistent pressure on South. South took a hold of the game in the third quarter and had a very strong lead. Despite this, the North girls kept fighting right to the end and finished strong. Best players: Justin Forrest and Georgia Wehrmann

Under 13B’s North 42 vs South 9 Our girls played excellent netball this weekend and it was a great team effort by everyone from GS to GK. There was good defensive pressure and turnovers which we capitalised on. Our passes were accurate and the girls moved the ball with precision down to the court to our goalies. Accurate shooting by Carey Grivell and Jenna Baron kept the scoreboard ticking. Indeed, a game to build our confidence with as we are going forward. Best players: Grace Collins and Jenna Baron Under 15 A’s North 55 vs South 17 A solid game from all members this week against South. Playing consistent 4 quarters has been a focus for our girls and each member played their role. It was good to see Macey Griffith, Cara Nulty and Elodie Adam accurate under the ring again with the assistance of our mid court. Ava Collins and Ruby Mitchell were dynamic getting loose balls. The girls are focused on improving each week and will be prepared for the challenge of Millicent next game. Best players: Jayme Young and Elodie Adam Under 15 B’s North 29 vs South 23 Another win notched up but still not our best netball. Consistency is key and working on committing to the full four quarters is still on top of our list. Great passages of play into our goalies and our centre passes are coming along nicely. Remember girls, train like we play and the season will end on a high. Best players: Claire Mitchell and Tillie McEachern Under 17’s North 29 vs South 60 We started strong against South and for majority of the first half we were goal for goal. Our defensive pressure down the

B Grade North 50 vs South 50 Another intense game against South, with the results being a draw. We started off extremely slow allowing South to score the first 7 goals of the match. We had a lot of catching up to do and to the girl’s credit we managed to peg the score back quarter by quarter. We may have not played the way we normally do or come out with the win, but the girls did put up a great fight to get the score back to even. Well done girls! Best players: Georgia McInerney and Briana Lush A Res North 57 vs South 50 Fantastic game this week by our girls. We started off the first quarter slow, but we were able to play the remaining 3 quarters with confidence, intensity and purpose. Great defensive efforts by Ava, Alysha and Alice, followed by hard running through the midcourt from Amanda and lovely feeding into the goal circle to Cara and Riley. Very positive win to lead us into the last few games of the season. Best players: Amanda O’Shaughnessy and Alysha Coon A Grade North 61 vs South 68 It was an important game for us against south and with a different defence end again, we were looking to put scoreboard pressure on early. It was a very even half with the score changing many times. We were up going into the last quarter, but unfortunately couldn’t hang on to win this one. Elyse worked hard defence and Brianna ran the court with a high work rate. Ash was strong on the wing with Macey continuing her improved efforts each week. This makes it close to stay on the top four, but hopefully we will get a win in the next few weeks. Best players: Ash Kalantarian and Elyse Willoughby (Halloran Diesel)

West Gambier Blue & Red Hoping everyone had a nice week off as we head into the pointy end of the season. Congratulations to Halle Boult who played her 50th game at Millicent! Results against Millicent were: U/11 - The under 11s played a great game against a very skilled Millicent team. We had a few girls away which meant some of the girls played the 6 quarters. Each quarter we improved which was fantastic. It was a great game to watch with all 8 girls giving 100%. Millicent defeated West 26 - 8. 1st Best Player: Chaneil Cowland, 2nd Best Player: Mackenna Povey. U/13B - Our enthusiasm and excitement for this weeks game didn’t convert and didn’t work as we planned, 3rd quarter we were able to come out firing but unfortunately Millicent’s neat playing for the whole game got them over the line. Excellent work all game from Ella and Sammy in the mid court. We have lots to work on and we hopefully can come out firing in the next few games. Millicent defeated West 30 - 9. 1st Best Player: Claire Hunter, 2nd Best Player: Ella McKenny. Game Day Vouchers: Ella McKenny & Samantha Foster U/13A - Once again we came up against a very experienced and polished Millicent team. Alice and Analeigh worked tirelessly in defence, but unfortunately we didn’t have the intensity in attack that we have enjoyed over the last month. We will look to reset over the break. Millicent defeated West 49 - 15. 1st Best Player: Alice Allen, 2nd Best Player: Lila Pearson. Game Day Vouchers: Alice Allen & Analeigh Anderson U/15B - This week our girls hit the road to Millicent in some classic south east weather which saw them come out bruised and battered, even a black eye thrown in the mix. In what was a physical game we saw all the girls really show some grit and determination which was great to see in the lead up to finals. Holly was a stand out back in WD shaking things up and supporting Macy and Zara in the defensive end. Annabel and Demi had their work cut out for their legs in the mid court and worked hard to get in front of the ball and move it into Miley and Ava in the goals who both had to step up and constantly change their play to get goals on the board. Well done girls, let's bring the season home strong. Millicent defeated West 27 - 21. 1st Best Player: Macy Pearson, 2nd Best Player: Holly Jackson U/15A - In perfect netball conditions, our girls battled hard against a quality opposition! We had some really great passages of play across the court, we just need to continue to work for that consistency! Thanks Macy and Miley for benching for us today! Award winners: 1st award Maggy who continued to create some great turnovers and was a solid option in attach and 2nd award to Hayley who continued to work hard all game even in the unfamiliar position of C! Hope you enjoyed the week off girls, now lets hit the ground running and finish off a great season so far! Millicent defeated West 71 - 25. 1st Best Player: Lucy Simpson, 2nd Best Player: Imogen McGregor. Game Day Vouchers: Maggy Dyson & Hayley Cowie.

U/17 - Another tough game for the West U17’s but the girls still played a strong clean game. I keep saying it but the effort my defence girls put in week in and week out is to be commended. Maddie and Hannah are playing so well together and not giving up until the final whistle. Supported by Kirra in WD who always puts in 100%. Halle, Charlotte, Stevi and Amity controlled the centre court in the WA and C positions working the ball down into our goalies. Jordy was back after a week off and back in the goals with Aleisha who once again put in a brilliant performance for us. We ended up going down 65 to 32 but we battled it out for the whole game . I couldn’t ask for more. Millicent defeated West 65 - 32. 1st Best Player: Aleisha Pearson, 2nd Best Player: Maddelyn Millich. Game Day Vouchers: Maddie Millich & Aleisha Pearson.

C Grade - A tough game this week with two key defenders out and some injuries part taking in a complex game for our team. Lots of great plays throughout the day but unfortunately we couldn’t walk away with the win. A huge thank you to Macy for stepping up to play and to Halle for sitting bench, we appreciate you both supporting us. We look forward to finishing the remainder of the season off strong, and utilising our teams potential to hopefully scrape into finals! Millicent defeated West 51 - 33. 1st Best Player: Emily Sutherland, 2nd Best Player: Mikaela Campbell. B Grade - This weeks game started out well but the wheels slowly began to fall off in the second quarter. At times the ball was worked down the court exactly as practiced and the rewards came. Maddy and Courtney worked tirelessly all game and never gave up. Special mention to Bianca thrown in at GK for a quarter and threw everything she had at that. Can’t wait to watch the replay. Millicent defeated West 77 - 24. 1st Best Player: Kristy Dolan, 2nd Best Player: Bianca Jackway. Game Day Vouchers: Courtney Grosser and Kellie Buck. A Reserve - With finally having a full team and been able to have a good warm up the girls started off strong against the undefeated Millicent girls with Rachael really driving that defensive end. Picking up a lot of intercept and rebounds. Our mid court brought the ball down beautifully for our goalies who then rewarded the girls for all their hard work. Well done girls on your 21 goal win… Millicent defeated by West 29 - 50. 1st Best Player: Tayla Wilson-Smith, 2nd Best Player: Claire Hunter. A Grade - It's hard to believe we only have 3 more games before finals - where has the season gone? We had some great passages o f p l ay t h ro u g h o u t t h e ga m e b u t unfortunately we were just not consistent enough. Millicent played a very polished game and we know the standard of netball required to be a threat come finals. We will be working hardover over the bye but enjoy the week off, come out refreshed and ready for a tough game against East. Millicent defeated West 66 - 56. 1st Best Player: Tara Bryant, 2nd Best Player: Sarah Ritter This week we welcome East to Malseed Park. Good luck to all our teams. KEEP YOUR EYE ON THE RED AND THE BLUE! GO WEST!!

A Grade East 62 won against Casterton-Sandford 23 A very strong start helped us settle well into new positions, a few skill errors in the second, but a strong second half allowed for a good win. Thank you to the A Res girls for filling these shoes while we had a few away, and a big congrats to Indi on her first A Grade game. Best players – Tarsh McCallum sponsored by Chris & Trish Lynch & Amryn Bosko. Award winners – Teagan Gray - sponsored by John Podgorski (Gym Challenge Meals) & Amryn Bosko (Fasta Pasta).

A Reserve East 38 lost to Casterton-Sandford 44 Casterton came out with a little more intensity early which meant we played catch up all day. Even with the loss, we still showed passages of great netball. Let's keep finding those little sparks that get us going and learn to reset when needed. Best players – Chloe Perryman sponsored by BP Motorsport & Teagan Gray - sponsored by John Podgorski. Award winners – Chloe Perryman (Creek Livestock) & Casey Horrigan (San Piero). B Grade East 18 lost to Casterton-Sandford 40 Again, we were missing players but you never dropped your heads and continued backing each other. Well done for sticking to the basics and producing a great defensive game. Thank you to Keelie Neilson for playing a full game for us and well done to Raine Scott for making your debut in Seniors. Enjoy the weekend off! Best players – Tayla Waters - sponsored by H&L Scheidl & Brooklyn Jean sponsored by Confession. Award winners – Brooklyn Jean (Nourish Nook) & Sophie Mclean - sponsored by Pete Dwyer (Zambrero’s). C Grade East 57 won against Casterton-Sandford 17 With a mixed warm up, gave a slow start to the girls’ game. School holidays had already welcomed some of our tired teachers in. Half time saw a turn in energy with only being ten up, the girls came through to win by 40. At the pointy end of the season everything is slowly coming together. Best players – Eryn Caruso & Shannon James. Award winners – Tamara Janeway - sponsored by Patricks of Coonawarra (Jen’s Hotel) & Ruby Jacobs (Boost Juice). 17 & Under East 47 lost to Casterton-Sandford 53 One of our best games played. Our prelim moves set us up for good leads with much better passing than in previous weeks. Matilda, Jordy & Raine moved well in goals and finished off well. Chloe, Indi and Keelie - drove hard into attached and fed their goalies well. Sophie, Lillie, Tonique and Matilda did a great job in defense. Picking up some loose balls on the defensive circle, taking some great interceptions and sending the ball back to our attack. This was a

East Gambier Red & Black great turnaround game from our last meeting and it was good to see everyone put in the effort, play strong and controlled. Let’s keep this great work up. Best players – Raine Scott & Indi Dwyer. Award winners –Indi Dwyer (San Piero) & Jordy Davis (Bakers Delight). 15 & Under A East 30 won against Casterton-Sandford 23 Congratulations girls on a great win! With only 8 players between 2 teams, you all went out and fought hard for the entire game. Some absolutely beautiful passages of play, determination and fight for each loose ball, the teamwork and backing each other up was some of the best I have seen from all of you. Enjoy the break and your holidays, please look after yourselves and stay safe. Best players – Sharni Clark & Ellie Chittleborough. Award winners – Cedar Scott (OK Pie Shop) & Charlotte Crute (McDonald’s). 15 & Under B East 42 won against Casterton-Sandford 25 The dominance from the girls across the full 4 quarters was nothing short of impressive. From the outset we put in the hard yards, determined to get a good lead by scoring off our centres and, ensuring minimal errors. It just goes to show how much we’ve come together as a team and, the confidence we have built in ourselves and in each other. Last time we played Casterton we went down by 1 and this week we won by 17. We are extremely proud and are hopeful we can keep this momentum going for the remainder of the season. Best players – Lillie Leitch & Charlotte Crute. Award winners – Lillie Leitch (25 Acres) & Charlotte Crute (Hungry Jacks). 13 & Under A East 25 won against Casterton-Sandford 14 You came out firing from the first whistle and didn't stop until the game was finished. With many away, we had new combinations and girls playing out of position, but you all came together as a team backing and encouraging one another which lead to a well-deserved win. Well done girls. Best players –Tahni Kemp & Izzy Cook. Award winners – Jolie O’Dea (Kaboom) & Ruby Driscoll (Copenhagen) 13 & Under B East 12 lost to Casterton-Sandford 19 Tough game today. Bit of a slow start left us chasing all day, but you kept fighting for a solid 4 quarters, not once dropping your heads. You should all be very proud of your efforts. Well done girls. Best players – Tahni Kemp & Ava Olsen. Award winners – Tahni Kemp (Boost Juice) & Sailor McCracken (Wendy’s) 11 & Under East 3 lost to Casterton-Sandford 15 Best players – Scarlett Dwyer & Ruby Cook. Award winners – Scarlett Dwyer (Scroll Queen) & Ruby Cook (McDonald’s)

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