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By Josip Zilic NORTH Geelong Warriors sealed its National Premier League promotion with a 1-0 victory over St Albans last Saturday courtesy a Mark Paleka goal at the 78th minute. Jubilation swamped the Warriors’ home ground as the fans and playing staff began setting their sights on the challenges of taking on league heavyweights Green Gully, South Melbourne and Melbourne Knights in 2015. The match was a tense battle in which both sides had their keepers to thank for keeping them in the game. Daniel Zilic pulled off a fine low reflex save from a Nicholas Cullen attempt in the sixth minute and moments later it was
Stuart Webster’s turn when he parried past his left post from a Robert Zadworny over-theshoulder snap. In the 31st minute Webster almost undid his good early work when he misjudged a long ball, which Juso Julardzija reached first only to lose control of it in the sandy penalty area. Little changed in the second half as both sides played tentatively to take a grip of the game. The Warriors looked to be making ground as a late challenge by Michael Grgic almost went against the grain until Adam Nakic curled the free kick just shy of the post. The Warriors strung moves together as the large home
crowd urged them on. The year’s regular hero answered the call when Reardo Luka headed a goal kick back toward the goal area and Paleka out-muscled his opponent to slot the finish in cool fashion. The Warriors almost had a second goal moments later when Michael Anderson received a dangerous ball from Zadworny and tried to chip Webster who managed to tip over the bar. At the final whistle the big home crowd celebrated with gusto, belting out the club song with their team. North Geelong coach Micky Colina was almost lost for words after the match. “It hasn’t sunk in just yet. Returning to top flight football
is massive for us and the region,” he said. “I hope everyone embraces this opportunity to get behind the club and support it.” St Albans stand-in coach Ryan McGuffie refused to use the disruption of losing the side’s head coach during the week as an excuse. “Football is a funny game. You’ve just got to move on quickly,” McGuffie said. North Geelong now faces Richmond away this week before closing the year out at home on 28 September against Brunswick. With the right results the Warriors could still win the NPL1 title, with North Geelong ahead of Avondale on goal difference but six points behind.
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WITH perfect weather and snapper on the move last weekend, anglers reported great results on the bay. Corio Bay produced some exceptional fish to 10kg. Dalibor Smek was anchored on the bay at one of his favourite marks when a 10kg snapper took his pilchard bait, lightly weighted on 2.7kg line. He managed to boat the trophy fish only after a drawn-out fight. Other anglers on the bay caught pinkie snapper among the Western Beach moorings, along with flathead to 40cm, on soft plastics. Further down at Clifton Springs squid were on the go and, unlike previous weeks, some good-size specimens were among them. The weed beds toward the long, broken jetty held squid over 1kg, which took 2.5 and 3-size jigs. Anglers sounded up snapper at The Turn but the amount of small pinkies made it difficult to keep baits on the bottom. St Leonards continued producing King George whiting at the area now known as
LANDED: Nick Albutt with his Wurdee Boluc Reservoir brown trout. Bourke St due to the concentration of boats consistently anchored up. Queenscliff’s harbour continued to fish well for silver trevally to 45cm on soft plastics around the tide changes. Smaller Australian salmon to 800g were also landed. Anglers fishing for trevally in the harbour at this time of year occasionally hook snapper to 4kg, which ends up being a big fight on usual soft plastics tackle. The Barwon River estuary held excellent numbers of King George whiting to 33cm and Australian Salmon to 35cm during the week as well as odd mulloway to 70cm. The Surf Coast’s Devil’s Elbow produced Australian salmon to 2kg on bait-
fish-profile 25g lures in pilchard colours. The salmon were reported to be in great numbers, with anglers landing 10 fish or more in a session. Darren Wloch headed out off Torquay last weekend in search of snapper, bagging a 6kg fish on fresh squid in 20m of water. Steve Prior took his mate Nick Albutt out to Wurdee Boluc Reservoir on Monday afternoon. Nick disproved the reservoir’s reputation as the lake of 1000 casts, catching his first ever trout, a brown trout of 2kg, with a Fish Arrow soft plastic. Lake Wendouree continued producing brown trout for anglers trolling and casting Norries Laydown minnows and Strike Pro Bob N Spoons. Anglers fishing first and last light reported the best results whether using lure or bait, with the browns averaging 1.5kg and a few specimens pushing 2kg. Vikkie Curran fished Wendouree last Sunday with mudeye under a float, landing a brown of 1.84kg. Carp were on the chew in the Barwon River for anyone fishing corn on a lightly weighted running sinker rig. Queen’s Park Bridge and Breakwater were hot spots for carp to 5kg. Anyone going fishing this weekend should consider trying The Turn off Clifton Springs with pilchards and fresh squid for snapper. Otherwise squid might be worth targeting from Clifton Springs to Queenscliff.