Mid South Eastern Football & Netball Budget - 2nd Semi Final, 2023

Mid South East Football League

Finals Information

Remaining venues for the Mid SE Finals are:

2nd Semi Saturday 9th September @ Tantanoola

Prelim Saturday 16th September @ Robe

Grand Saturday 23rd September @ Port MacDonnell

Starng mes for the first three minor finals are:

Junior Colts 9.30am

Senior Colts 10.45am

B Grade 12.15pm

A Grade 2.00pm

Starng mes for Grand Final day are:

Junior Colts 9.15am

Senior Colts 10.30am

B Grade 12.05pm

A Grade 2.00pm

In the event of a draw in any final of any grade aer full me, the game shall be connued with five (5) minute halves unl a result is achieved.

Admission prices for the minor finals are:

Adults - $10

Concession - Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $6

Children (17 & Under) - Free

Grand Final admission prices:

Adults - $15

Concession Invalid & Age Pensioners Only - $10

Children (17 & Under) - Free

PRESENTATION FUNCTIONS

Once again both Junior and Senior presentaons will be conducted on the one day, Sunday 10th September. Junior presentaons will commence at 10:30am with the senior presentaons commencing from 2:00pm. The venue for both funcons will be the Millicent War Memorial Civic and Arts Centre.

Mid South East Football League

Finals Information

INVALID PARKS

Any person who require an invalid park during the final series are reminded that you need to be the holder of a current State issued Disabled Parking Permit and be present on the day.

Patrons who comply with this condion are then requested to contact your home club prior to the preceding Wednesday of each match. You will need to advise them of your Disabled Parking Permit number for them to formally request an invalid park on your behalf, and the permit will need to be displayed on the day.

Patrons are NOT to make individual requests to host clubs.

Any allocated parking will be held unl 12noon of each day. Any vacant spaces aer this me will be opened up for general parking.

NO ALCOHOL TO BE BROUGHT INTO GROUNDS

The MSEFL Board reminds patrons that for the comfort, safety and enjoyment of all patrons that as a condion of entry NO alcohol is to be brought into the grounds.

During the final series security and police will be conducng random searches of vehicles entering the ground as well as spot checks of cars throughout the day and any alcohol found during these searches will be confiscated.

No responsibility will be taken by the League, host club or gate keepers in relaon to goods seized for the safe return of such goods.

Foot patrols will also be carried out throughout the day and patrons found to be consuming alcohol not purchased from the venue may be requested to leave.

Police and security personnel will be parcularly vigilant regarding glass containers as this poses a very real danger to player and spectator safety

Supporters are requested NOT to take alcohol onto the playing surface at any me during the day. This includes at the conclusion of each match.

Objeconable behaviour by patrons will not be tolerated and those who transgress can also expect to be asked to leave the venue.

second semi-final FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

A GRADE – 2:00pm

PORT MACDONNELL v KALANGADOO

Umpires: Bre Watson, Adam Maidment, Travis Lockwood

Boundary: Kallan Price, Tighe Hurley, Riley Ferguson, Noah Cockrum

Goals: Dave Gilbert, Kevin Nobes

Reserve Umpire: Adam Gilbert

B GRADE – 12:15pm

HATHERLEIGH v KALANGADOO

Umpires: Bruce McLaughlin, Tim Biggins, Ma Cockrum

Boundary: Chad Cockrum, Nicholas Lile, Brodie Pfitzner, Liam Monaghan

Goals: Ted Peacock, TBC

Reserve Umpire: Barry Nilsson

SENIOR COLTS – 10:45am

TANTANOOLA v PORT MACDONNELL

Umpires: Barry Nilsson, Adam Gilbert, Sco Chuck

Boundary: Liam Monaghan, Riley Ferguson, TBC, TBC

Goals: Dave Gilbert, Tom Egan

Reserve Umpire: Tim Biggins

JUNIOR COLTS – 9:30am

PORT MACDONNELL v GLENCOE

Umpires: Ma Cockrum, Andrew Rohrlach

Boundary: Chad Cockrum, Nicholas Lile, Brodie Pfitzner, TBC

Goals: Kevin Nobes, Wayne Batchelor

Reserve Umpire: Sco Chuck

FIRST SEMI-FINAL RESULTS

Best - Robe: E. Regnier, J. Robertson, S. Huebner, T. Miller, H. Lawrie, J. Pet; Hatherleigh: M. Telfer, L. Smith, J Bateman, J. Telfer, G. McGrath, M. Telford.

Goals - Robe: J. Sneath 2, H. Smith, B. Walker, J. Bryant, K. Woodward; Hatherleigh: S. Telfer 5, J. Telfer 3, M. Telfer 2, L. Brown 2, T. Hutchesson 2, J. Skeer, W. Chay, B. Mitchell, J. Bateman.

A GRADE B GRADE

Best - Robe: J. Francisco, B. Whilesea, K. Carter, M. Keane, E. Cornish, G. Brooks; Kongorong: R. Maconachie, R. Hein, H. Maddern, J. Allen, S. Madden, A. Telford.

Goals - Robe: E. Cornish 3, M. Keane 2, S. Ferguson 2, K. Carter, B. Whilesea, T. Kurray; Kongorong: D. Hann 3, J. Simkin, R. Maconachie, B. Pannenburg.

SENIOR COLTS

Best - Hatherleigh: H. Nowak, J. Atkinson, O. Fitzgerald, R. Prouse, J. Solomon; Robe: F. Peel, K. Carter, J. Murch, M. Robertson, C. Thomas.

Goals - Hatherleigh: O. Howell, C. Walters; Robe: D. Nunan 7, N. Gibbons, R. Sutherland.

JUNIOR COLTS

Best - Kongorong: L. Cordy, D. Richardson, A. Maidment, R. Lucas, A. Page, Z. Paech; Hatherleigh: H. Gilbertson, R. Chambers, P. McGrath, T. Bowering, R. Haines.

Goals - Kongorong: R. Lucas, A. Page; Hatherleigh: R. Chambers 3, R. Haines.

PORT MACDONNELL DEMONS

Back (L-R): Tom Sullivan, Ben O'Dine, Luke Richards, Jake Schleter, Ethan Gladman, Chrisan Howle, Alex Ridding, Luke Pitson.

Middle: Tracey Livingston (Head Trainer), Michael Wilke (Goal Umpire), Bob Bowd (Team Manager), Ned Wilke, Jake Turner, Adam Kuhl, Will Macdonald, Rhys Timms, Aaron Harding, Kyall McClean, Lockie Tilley, Jack Primer (Runner), Mahew Patzel (Bench Coach), Natalie Primer (Trainer). Front: Zack Williams, Blake Lynch, Tim Sullivan (Captain), Josh Woodall (Senior Coach), Wade Chant (Assistant Coach), Mark Smith (Vice Captain), Colby Munro, Kai Gilmore.

1 - Aaron Harding: Newcomer to the club who brings a lot of experience and versality

2 - Jack Cawthorne: Le footed wing, half forward who covers ground with ease and beauful by foot.

3 - Ethan Gladman: Hard Running wingman with a big tank who provides great link-up between the arcs.

4 - Jake Schleter: Inside midfielder who loves a contested ball and good finisher by foot.

5 - Luke Richards: Up and coming senior colt with a wide range of skills.

7 - Colby Munro: Slick, fast moving mid/forward who has a beauful le foot kick and is skillful inside the forward 50.

medium size player, who has played a number of roles forward and back, good overhead mark.

13 - Ned Wilke: Versale half back/midfielder, who is great overhead and clever both sides of his body

14 - Josh Woodall (Senior Coach): Gut running midfielder who hunts the footy like no other. Tough as they come and leads from the front.

15 - Blake Lynch: Small defender with very clean skills and extremely composed by foot.

16 - Adam Kuhl: Young key defender who aacks the ball 100% and provides a contest everyme.

17 - Mark Smith (Vice Captain): Silky smooth moving half back flank/midfielder who defends hard and uses the ball well.

18 - Rhys Timms: Smart key defender/ruckman who works extremely hard.

marker who aacks well on the rebound.

22 - Zack Williams: Club stalwart who is very rarely beaten, loves to run forward for a shot on goal.

23 - Will Macdonald: Four me Mail Medalist ruckman in as good a form as ever. Rarely loses a contest.

25 - Ben O'Dine: League veteran who ages like a fine wine. Calm, composed ball user.

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36 - Kai Gilmore: Naturally gied le

9 - Jake Turner: Fast physical swingman who can shut down key forwards, but go forward and kick goals.

12 - Chrisan Howle: Extremely versale

who reads the

well and uses the ball exceponally well.

49 - Kyall McClean: Defender

50 - Luke Pitson: Solid defender who competes unl the death, knows how to li the group.

56 - Liam Boomley: Extremely versale, great overhead mark/spoil who has relished me forward this year.

57 - Tom Sullivan: Hard running midfielder with a big tank, always at the fall of the ball.

come midfielder who puts the team first to get a result.

6 - Alex Ridding: Enigmac forward who is great in the air, but also fast at ground level.

8 - Kev Thomson: Lively forward who returned late in the season, loves a goal and the celebraon.

20 - Wade Chant (Assistant Coach): Ever reliable key defender, strong intercept

- Lockie Tilley:

gied ball winner, clean by hand and loves a high mark.

19 - Tim Sullivan (Captain): Key forward/ruckman who is strong as an ox both overhead and at his toes.

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kalangadoo magpies

1 - Cooper McCann: Under 17 player. Goal sneak who can make things happen around goals. Great skills.

3 - Tye McManus: Superstar on baller, zone representave, sublime skills.

5 - Sam McManus: Vice Captain, amazing leadership qualies, big tank and will run all day

6 - Jusn Bromley: Can play anywhere, very versale for a big man. Crical for our structure.

8 - Mat Fatchen: Superb skills and intercept marking, huge footy IQ.

9 - Sco Agnew: Very accurate kick for goal. Extremely skilful and has great decision making.

10 - Mitch Lowe: Captain of our club, superb leadership qualies. Huge footy IQ.

11 - Dylan Bromley: Club leading goal kicker this year, has been a super leader and great addion to a young side. High footy IQ.

12 - Lachy Jones: Different role this season to last, has relished his season back on ball. Raking le foot kick.

13 - Tom Williams: Great leadership in defence, a reliable lock down defender

14 - Jack Casey: Immovable force down forward, crical to our team structure, has loved being back home.

18 - Conor Genle: Super quick, amazing skills and goal sense. Under 17.

20 - Ethan Maney: Provides great drive forward, very versale, can play back, forward and mid. Loves kicking a goal.

21 - Sam Casey: Mr Reliable. Superb 1 on 1 defender. Very consistent.

22 - James Pra: Great leadership, provides plenty of drive for the team. Always gives his all.

26 - Brad Auld: As clean as they come. Best skills at the club, le and right foot it doesn't maer

27 - Ben Gregory: In career best form, zone team centre half forward.

29 - Al Lyon: Sckiest mis in the business, great contested mark. Leads up well.

32 - Liam Hay: Ruck-truck, absolute animal inside the contest. Rucks all day and gives us first use. Great team mate to all.

35 - Nick Jenkin: Lock down defender, loves grinding opponents down. Rarely beaten 1 on 1.

38 - Jayk Norman: Smooth operator, very good skills and great intercept marking.

52 - Tom Schumacher: High half forward/wingman. Having a great season aer missing last year due to a knee reconstrucon. Sublime skills.

54 - Jack O'Connor: Mr Fix It, can play any posion on the ground.

Back (L-R): Troy Wilkinson (Team Manager), David White (Trainer), Sam Casey, Mathew Fatchen, Lachy Jones, Nick Jenkin, Jack Casey, Liam Hay, Jusn Bromley, Dylan Bromley, James Pra, Jack O’Connor, Sco Agnew, Connor Genle, Cooper McCann. Front: Barry McCreanor (Trainer), Tom Schumacher, Ethan Maney, Brad Auld, Tom Williams, Jayk Norman, Mitch Lowe (Captain), Alex Lyon (Coach), Sam McManus (Vice Captain), Tye McManus, Ben Gregory, Nick Pra (Assistant Coach), Peter Savage (Time Keeper).

HATHERLEIGH EAGLES

Back (L-R): Jack Marino, Harvey Jones, Ben Lang, Myles Widdison, Ayden Reid, Jason Faulkner, James Gilbertson, Ethan Bowman, Flynn Kain. Middle: Nick Waring (Team Manager), Brodie Dening, Riley Shanks, Jake Wight, Sydney Reeves, Jack Altschwager, Jack Cassidy, Je Faulkner, Aaron Leopold (Assistant Coach). Front: Ross Tenney (Trainer), Bre Watson, Joe Rayson, Thomas Bell (Vice Captain), James Thorn (Coach), Tim Merre (Captain), Josh Wight, Cameron Atkinson, Jacob Lang, Phil Keatley (Stascs). Absent: Jordan Abbo, Thomas Pegler, Todd Watson, Elliot O’Farrell, Josh Hales, Thomas Agnew

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(Trainer), Tara Dowdell (Trainer), Noah Cung, Bre Lindner, Ben Mules, Mitch Varcoe, Brad Male, Angus Widdison, Liam Carlson, Adam Blom, Jacob Simmonds, Ricky Lindner, Ben Koch. Middle: Des West, Mark Phillips, Tyler Jones, Nathan Reeves (Captain), Michael Mules (Team Manager), Adam Box (Coach), Harry Peacock (Assistant Coach), Chris Mules (Vice Captain), Joe Foster, Jusn Mansell, Kevin Stark. Front: Bryden Wagstaffe, Cameron Auld, Chuck Brennan (Mascot), Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie.

Back (L-R): Barry McCreanor (Trainer),

Witney

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TANTANOOLA TIGERS

Back row (L-R): Sallyanne Morgan (Team Manager), Kai Gilmore, Sam Whan, Zeb Chant, Joshua Virgo, Curs Lasle, Wil Lewis, Parick Robinson, Mark Smith (Assistant Coach). Middle: Ned Wilke (Assistant Coach), Steven Lewis (Coach), Bradley Neale, Keilghe O'Flaherty, Brodie Anderson, Casey Wilson, Deegan Habner, Jack Kain, Archie New, Luke Richards, Jacob Spehr, Tracey Livingston (Trainer), Vicky Livingston (Trainer). Front: Connor Richards, Dexter O'Dine, Pheonix O'Dine, Aidan Telford, Riley Morgan (Captain), Alex Lamb (Vice Captain), Naite Rogers, Koby Moulden, Lincoln Bowd, Linda Driver (Timekeeper). Absent: Zaylen Smith.

Back (L-R): Chloe McCallum (Trainer), Jack Dawe (Assistant Coach), James Braun, Brydon Klingberg, Ky Wichman, Eli Bowman, Sam Simmons, Brad Scanlon, Blake McKee, Zeb Elshaug, Mark Hateley (Manager), Shane Kelly (Runner). Front: Noah Cockrum, Ryan Long, Brayden Rowe (Vice Captain), Cade Kelly (Captain), Troy Ha (Coach), Ellis Cushion (Captain), Braydn Hateley (Vice Captain), Ash Foulds, Jaime Aylesbury, Shaunn Robinson. Absent: Ned Haywood, Kaden Bell, Jake Bevan.

PORT MACDONNELL DEMONS

GLENCOE MURPHIES

Back (L-R): Adam Price (Coach), Sharna Medhurst (Trainer), Ma Haase (Runner), Andrew Peacock (GFC President), David Hurley (Team Manager). Middle: Jodie Price (Trainer), Callum Roth, Jack McGrath, Ryley Dunn, Jaxon Hewle, Lachlan Earl, Hunter Crowe, Kade Mulraney, Harley Dale, Luke Medhurst, Alejandro Jagger, Blake Gosden, Max Earl, Connor Tweddle, Mason Crowe, Lawson Fennell, Riley Cooper, Annabelle Gordon, Erica Hurley (Head Trainer). Front: Jed Sinkunas, Bailey Dale, Thomas Richards, Samuel Haase (Vice Captain), Tighe Hurley (Captain), Kallan Price (Captain), Hamish Gordon (Vice Captain), Tyler Fiegert, Leslie Jagger, Jake Thompson. Absent: Dominic Midwinter.

Back (L-R): Oliver Fox, Declan Kain, Charlie Carrol, Taj Manning, Blake Lasle, Jackson Knowles, Naite Fox, Kade Gilmore. Middle: Mahew Fox (Coach), Caleb Morgan, Patrick Clarke, Brody Pra, Kane Gilbert, Harrison Kennion, Gracie Carrol, Beau Gilmore, Nick Byrne (Assistant Coach), Cayden Byrne. Front: Cody Vandepeer, Maison Byrne, Harry Carrol (Vice Captain), Zane Lewis (Captain), Je Lewis (Vice Captain), Tyron Howard, Tyler Neale, Vicky Livingston (Trainer). Absent: Tye

second SEMI-FINAL NETBALL PREVIEWS

13&Under 15&Under

Kalangadoo and Glencoe face off in the 13 & Under Second Semi Final. Kalangadoo’s Ava Prosperi-Porta and Glencoe’s Layla Hawke will have a good tussle through the midcourt with both players fighng to gain possession for their team. Magpie goalies Emmity McElroy and Malda Peacock are able to move well in the circle shoong with accuracy, however they will be pressured by Isabella Brierley and Gracie Cary. Down the other end of the court Kalangadoo’s defenders Tekani Clarke and Lexie Grosvenor will put the pressure on for Glencoe’s goalies Ella Stewart and Hallie Sealey. Kalangadoo have come away with the win both mes these teams played each other in the minor rounds and will likely win again.

Kalangadoo and Hatherleigh will bale it out to secure their place in the Grand Final at Port MacDonnell. Hatherleigh’s Hannah Bellinger and Poppy Fitzgerald use their height to their advantage in the defensive circle for the Eagles, applying intense pressure to Lucy Egan and Shayden Russell, who are accurate throughout the court. Chloe Peacock will use her experience to guide the Magpies from the midcourt, fighng hard for balls and creang turnovers for her team. Down the other end of the court Maya Anderson and Zoe Wurst will create pressure for Hatherleigh’s Sylvie Barlow and Kalli Nele, who will be fed well from outside the circle by Amber Chester and Leni Carruthers. The Magpies defeated the Eagles both mes in the minor rounds and will secure their spot in the Grand Final with ease.

17&Under

Mount Burr and Port MacDonnell will play off in the Second Semi Final at Tantanoola this weekend. Ashlee Dean and Jasmine Holland move well in the circle for the Mozzies, both fighng hard for any rebounds, however they will be under the pressure of Lillie Lamb and Stevie Collins. Ella Easterby and Olivia Holland will feed their goalies with ease, working the ball

into the goal circle. Lara Wilson will use her experience to lead the Demons from the goal circle, combining well with Lilly Day and being fed accurately by Chloe Newton. Mount Burr’s Makaylah Gregory and Tilly Gamble will need to shut down the influence of the goalies in order to secure the win for the Mozzies. Mount Burr have finished with the win both mes these teams played off in the minor rounds and will secure their spot in the Grand Final.

B Reserve

Hatherleigh and Kalangadoo will fight it out for their cket to the Grand Final. Hatherleigh’s Eliza Burton and Melita Thwaites have proven to be a strong goalie combinaon, both accurate from around the circle. They will be pressured by Magpies Gemma Box and Brianna Devine who will force turnovers wherever possible. Kalangadoo’s Ange Case and Hatherleigh’s Nat Chambers will fight it out through the midcourt, fighng hard to earn possessions for their respecve team. Jodi Greenwood and Maddi Wilkinson work well together in the goal circle, however they will have to work hard to gain possession under the pressure of Fiona Jackman and Nicole Thomas. Hatherleigh have come away with the win both mes throughout the minor rounds and will likely come away with another win this weekend, however the Magpies won’t go down without a fight.

B Grade

Kalangadoo and Robe will play off this weekend in the Second Semi Final at Tantanoola. Magpies Isobel Giddings and Rhianna May combine well in the circle, both accurate throughout the circle. Robe’s Maddi Wirth and Amanda Culley will need to use their height to their advantage and create turnovers for the Roosters, sending the ball back down the court through Taylor Marn and Jade Regnier. Amy Weatherall and Ella Mackey are a formidable goalie combinaon, moving well and shoong with accuracy, however they will be pressured by Kalangadoo’s Lydia Mules and Demi Ingley, working the ball back down the court with the help of

Deb Mulligan and Zoe Rout. The Magpies have defeated the Roosters twice this season and are likely to come away with another win this weekend at Tantanoola.

A Reserve

The Roosters and the Magpies will play off for their chance to head straight to the Grand Final. Robe’s Sarah Laurie and Ash Hunt play smart netball, moving well in the circle and shoong throughout; however they will be pressured by Kalangadoo’s Reanna Weatherall and Georgia Duncan. Lucy Williams and Kim Ross will have a tough tussle through the midcourt, both fighng hard to gain possession for their team. Magpie goalies Gina Gogel is an accurate goalie and combines well with Sophie Wrightson, shoong with confidence and accuracy. Robe’s Kimberley Ausn and Alannah Jennings will apply hands over pressure, creang turnovers for their team, working the ball back down the court with the help of Maisie Hayes.Robe have secured the win both mes these teams have played each other this season, and will finish the day with the win, securing their place in the Grand Final.

A Grade

The Murphies play off against the Magpies this weekend at Tantanoola, as the top two fight for their place in the Grand Final. Kalangadoo defenders Lauren Kain and Lara Munro combine well in the circle and will create havoc for Glencoe’s Jenna Paproth and Chantelle Cocks. Donna Jaeschke and Jane Auld will have a tough tussle through the midcourt, with both players fighng to create turnovers for their team. Kalangadoo goalies Ebony McDiarmid and Abbey Duncan combine well in the circle, moving and shoong with accuracy; however, they will be under pressure from Glencoe defenders Sarah Edwards and Chelsea Owen. The pressure and drive down the court from both teams will be intense, with everyone fighng hard to gain possession of the ball. Kalangadoo won both mes that these two teams met up in the minor rounds and are likely to win again, securing their place in the Grand Final.

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second SEMI-FINAL A grade 2:30PM

second SEMI-FINAL A reserve 1:00PM

Back (L-R): Reanna Wetherall, Gina Gogel, Melissa Russell, Shanae Neale, Georgia Duncan, Sarah Williams (Coach). Front: Georgia Genle, Jamie Ryan, Lucy Williams, Shayden Russell.

Back (L-R): Emma Grant (Coach), Emillie Gould, Kimberley Ausn, Sarah Lawrie, Alannah Jennings, Jenna Sharpe (Team Manager). Front: Stacey Woodward, Keryn Moore, Ashlee Hunt, Kimberley Ross, Maisie Hayes.

Back (L-R): Chelsea Owen, Chantelle Cocks, Chloe Pfitzner, Jenna Paproth. Front: Zoe Mulraney, Sarah Edwards (Coach), Donna Jaeschke, Alice Tentye.

Back (L-R): Judy Hill (Manager), Lara Munro, Chloe Peacock, Ebony McDiarmid. Front: Lauren Kain, Jayde Peacock (Coach), Abbey Duncan (Captain), Jane Auld.

second SEMI-FINAL b grade 2:30PM

Back (L-R): Lydia Mules, Isobel Giddings, Demi Ingley, Rhianna May (Coach). Front: Chelsea Harvey, Zoe Rout (Coach), Deb Mulligan.

second SEMI-FINAL b reserve 1:00PM

hatherleigh

Lonny Peel (Coach), Amanda Culley, Madeline Wirth, Georgie Wirth, Ella Mackey, Amy Wetherall. Front: Lily FaulknerHunt, Jade Regnier, Keelin Winterfield, Sienna Brooks, Taylor Marn. Absent: Elizabeth Yeo.

Back (L-R): Di Loveday, Nat Chambers, Grace Abbo, Karen Bowman (Coach), Eliza Burton, Melita Thwaites, Sarah Beare, Nicole Thomas, Thea Clough (Coach). Front: Maddie Copping, Amy Haines (Captain), Fiona Jackman, Sally Bateman.

Crouch (Manager), Ebony McDiarmid (Coach), Brianna Devine (Vice Captain), Jodi Greenwood (Coach), Gemma Box, Emma Smith (Captain), Mel Box. Front: Maddie Wilkinson, Maddy Stevens, Ange Case, Emily Devine. Absent: Rosie Clarke, Bec White.

Back (L-R): Chandalin

Back (L-R):

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mount burr port macdonnell

Back (L-R): Lisa Sco (Coach), Oliviah Baker, Macy Burns, Makaylah Gregory, Ashlee Dean, Tilly Gamble, Olivia Dean (Team Manager), Zali Burns (First Aider). Front: Abbey Falng, Jemma Bowering, Ella Easterby, Jasmine Holland, Olivia Holland.

Belinda O’Dine (Assistant Coach), Stevie Collins, Bridie McPherson, Lara Wilson, Lilly Day, Alicetyn Stanley, Alana Berkefeld (Coach). Front: Ruby Moody, Lillie Lamb, Sophie Lewis, Chloe Newton.

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kalangadoo

(L-R): Lucy Egan, Maya Anderson, Chloe Peacock, Shayden Russell, Melissa Russell. Front: Ava Prosperi-Pora, Zoe Wurst, Kiersten Cole, Molly Peacock.

hatherleigh

Back (L-R): Maddie Pulmer (Coach), Olivia Beggs, Olivia Bellinger, Sylvie Barlow, Poppy Fitzgerald, Hannah Bellinger Front: Chloe Bellinger, Meeka Hales, Kalli Nele (Captain), Amber Chester (Vice Captain), Leni Carruthers.

Back (L-R):

Back

kalangadoo glencoe

Kirsty Hill, Ashley Grosvenor, Emity McElroy, Lexi

TeKani Clarke, Ebony Reeves, Chandalin Crouch.

Molly Peacock, Ella Cooper, Zara Cole, Malda Peacock, Ava Prosperi-Porta, Jorja McLaughlin.

Back (L-R): : Abbie Cocks (Coach), Isabella Brierley, Ella Stewart, Gracie Cary, Emma Burdon, Saly McDonnell (Coach). Front: Hallie Sealey, Annabelle Gordon, Layla Hawke, Emmerson Govan.

Back (L-R):

Grosvenor,

Front:

13&UNDER

Hatherleigh 62 (T. Prouse, L. Faulkner) def Mount Burr 25 (S. Smith, C. Sigston)

15&UNDER

Port MacDonnell 48 (I. Fulham, C. Day) def Mount Burr 36 (L. Schultz, S. Smith)

17&UNDER

Tantanoola 54 (M. Cushion, B. Poulish) def Kongorong 33 (P. Hicks, J. McKinnon)

B RESERVE

Mount Burr 36 (S. Jankowaski, R. Fox) def

Port MacDonnell 31 (B. Jones, P. Cawthorne)

B GRADE

Port MacDonnell 39 (C. Merre, E. Stanley) lost to Glencoe 50 (H. Dunsford, K. McInnes)

A RESERVE

Port MacDonnell 47 (C. Manning, I. Sneath) def

Tantanoola 46 (S. Ryan, B. Taylor

A GRADE

Tantanoola 52 (E. Gould, C. Walker) def Robe 51 (D. Carter, G. Perkins)

first semi-final match REports

13&Under

Hatherleigh 62 def Mount Burr 25

Mt Burr won the toss and elected to take the first centre pass for the game. A ght first quarter saw Hatherleigh take the lead at the first break by six goals. The Eagles’ defensive pressure through Tilly Prouse and Luca Hamilton, allowed for a strong second quarter, with Livvi Faulkner and Sienna Clark combing well in the goal circle and finishing off with accuracy. Changes by both teams at half me saw the Eagles dominate in the third as they moved the ball down the court with ease. In the last the Mozzies came back fighng, with Courtney Sigston making valuable turnovers, while Emily Lowndes shot with precision. At the final whistle the Eagles took out the win by 37.

Best players - Hatherleigh: Tilly Prouse, Livvi Faulks; Mount Burr: Sophie Smith, Courtney Sigston.

15&Under

Port MacDonnell 48 def Mount Burr 36

It was an intense finals game, where both teams stepped up and proved their spot for a chance in the grand final. The weather was definitely on our side for once, making the girls work hard in the heat. The first half was close with one or two goals in it, and the defensive pressure from both teams was amazing all over court. This forced the girls to be paent and really think about what their next step was. In the aack the goalies from both teams had great rotaon in the ring, and the girls that got brought on at quarter me stepped up and sloed into their posions as if they had been playing the whole game. Mount Burr’s Sara Smith made a huge impact on the defence line, gaining clean intercepts and great leadership on the court. Bailee Lewis stepped up and found herself in three different posions over the game, making an impact in each posion and proving to be a very versale player Isla Fulham played out of posion in defence and limited Mount Burr’s opportunies, forcing them to use their circle to re posion in the ring. In the second half Port Mac chased all loose balls and backed up their teammates and scored from these turnovers allowing them to take a handy lead into the fourth quarter. Sarah Sigston from Mount Burr, and Chloe Day from Port Mac, were a strength in their respecve goal circle shoong well and following up strongly with rebounds. Port Mac connued this strength throughout the last quarter, proving that doing all the small things as a team can make a difference to the scoreboard. Layla McPherson’s presence and leadership was one to noce, causing turn overs and pung pressure on every pass. Mount Burr connued to work hard and pegged the lead back but were unable to hold that for the remaining quarter. It was a great game of netball to watch, with each player working hard to earn the right to move onto the next final. Great game by all, both teams should be proud of their efforts. There is some great talent to come up through the clubs in the next coming years.

Best players - Port MacDonnell: Isla Fulham, Chloe Day; Mount Burr: Lola Schultz, Sara Smith.

17&Under

Tantanoola 54 def Kongorong 33

Kongorong won the toss and elected to take the first centre pass for the game. Tantanoola’s pressure early saw them turn the first ball over and score through Bella Poulish. The Tigers’ defensive pressure allowed them five unanswered goals going into the first break with an 11-goal lead. Both sides were fighng hard for

possession with both centres Charli Kaigg and Paige Hicks running hard all game providing lots of opons down court for their respecve sides. Fague set in for both sides causing more loose balls and mistakes by both sides. With Tant seling beer under fague it allowed them to maintain a more controlled game. Molly Cushion stepped up in the third term gaining numerous turnovers for her side. Although Evie Sealey hustled hard through her defensive pressure, Tant’s quick ball movement was too much going into the final break with the Tiger’s having an 18goal lead. The constant contest throughout the game saw both sides fighng for every ball but it was Tantanoola who were able to overcome the pressure and advance through to the preliminary final.

Best players - Tantanoola: Bella Poulish, Molly Cushion; Kongorong: Paige Hicks, Jasmin McKinnon.

B Reserve

Mount Burr 36 def Port MacDonnell 31

Close first quarter with Mt Burr taking the early lead with great shoong by Mt Burr’s Goal Shooter Sophie Jankowski. Second quarter Port Mac made a change bringing on Eboni Smith into Goal Shooter. Mt Burr capitalized on Port Mac’s inaccuracy. Consistent shoong by Jankowski gave Mount Burr a 10-goal lead at half me. Port Mac started a comeback in the third quarter with the ght defence from Brooklynn Jones. Bec Fox from Mt Burr kept her Goal Aack scoreless for the quarter. Port Mac outscored Mt Burr in the last quarter but were not good enough to reduce the margin, losing by 5 goals.

Best players - Mount Burr: Sophie Jankowski, Bec Fox; Pt Mac: Brooklynn Jones, Paige Cawthorne.

B Grade

Port MacDonnell 39 lost to Glencoe 50

This was a really hard-fought finals match, both teams came out firing with the first quarter being the closest of the game with Glencoe taking the lead by only 1 goal at quarter me. Port Mac made posional changes and brought Montanna Millard into the defence. Port Mac took a while to sele and made unforced errors in the second quarter which Glencoe capitalised on in the circle by the strong goalie combinaon of Kayla Medhurst and Briany Liebich. Port MacDonnell’s Jess Grigg went off in the second with an ankle injury bringing on youngster Lilly Day. Glencoe’s rhythm was hard to beat and they outscored the Bay in the second quarter by six goals. Aer the half me break Port Mac came out with determinaon and grit. Glencoe came out fighng and scored goal for goal matching each other's intensity. Glencoe seemed to lose their intensity and Port Mac outscored Glencoe in the third, with Kelly Millard and Lilly Day a focal point of the circle passes from Deanne Spencer and Candice Merre. Glencoe headed into the final break with a 5-goal lead. In the last quarter pressure was felt by both sides and they both made unforced errors in the beginning. Hayley Dunford delivered the ball with accuracy to the Glencoe’s goalies. Glencoe showed their strength and their determinaon to push forward and outscore the Bay by 11 in the final quarter

Best players - Port MacDonnell: Candice Merre, Elivia Stanley; Glencoe: Hayley Dunsford, Kayla McInnes.

Tantanoola was a close, hard-fought game which is what finals is meant to be. Port Mac had the lead at the first break with only one goal. There were a lots of unforced errors from both sides, with Port Mac being able to capitalize early leading by four goals at half me. Tantanoola were not going down without a fight. Port Mac felt the pressure from Tant who connued to create turnovers, keeping the score close. Bianca Taylor and Shelby Ryan were accurate shoong keeping Tantanoola in the game, however, Kate Winterfield, Isabella Lamb and Narelle Lewis put the pressure on in the mid court making it hard for Tant to get the ball to their goalies.

Tantanoola fought back at third quarter me were only down by one. This game was contested hard in the last quarter with both teams not backing down. Although Leah Ousey and Lucy Barber were placing the pressure on Port Mac, Cody Manning and Kirby Carrison scored the goals they needed to come out with a one goal win. The game could have gone either way with both teams fighng it out unl the final whistle.

Best players - Port MacDonnell: Cody Manning, Isabelle Sneath; Tantanoola: Shelby Ryan, Bianca Taylor.

A Grade

Tantanoola 52 def Robe 51

Tantanoola took on Robe in the A Grade First Semi Final. Talented 17 & Under Bella Poulish started at Wing Defence for the Tigers due to the unavailability of Keryl Ousey due to basketball commitments in America. Robe won the toss and scored through Halle Carter and Tantanoola followed suit through Emma Gould. Great defensive work through Kate Bromley at Goal Defence for Tantanoola pushed the Tigers out to a 3-goal lead early in the quarter. Robe worked hard defensively and with Halle & Demi Carter combining well and shoong with accuracy Robe pegged back the lead and at one stage in the quarter lead by 3. Tantanoola seled and the scores were even at 14 all.

The second quarter started much the same as the first with both teams making unforced errors with both teams showing more nerves than in the first. Tayla Rowe got some nice touches in Tant’s defensive end. Robe’s full court pressure ensured Tantanoola’s lead did not “blow out” Lucy Perkins at Wing Aack for Robe worked hard and fed her goalies with precision passes. Jami Walker at Goal Aack for the Tigers started to have an impact on the game, as did Halle Carter at Goal Aack for Robe. Tantanoola held a slim 3 goal lead at halime.

For the third me in the game Robe started with the centre pass, capitalised, broke Tantanoola’s centre and evened the score within the first 5 minutes. Robe’s defensive pressure throughout the court was making Tantanoola work for every possession. Despite the lead changing hands many mes during the quarter, Tantanoola hung on and went into the last with a 3-goal lead.

With both sides playing for their 2023 season the last quarter was set up to be a great one. Tantanoola scored the first goal of the last extending their lead to 4. Strong work from Tantanoola Goal Shooter Emma Gould under the post against the strong defensive pressure ensured Tantanoola kept their slight 2 goal buffer. Paence by Casey Walker & Kate Varcoe in Tantanoola’s aacking end and great posioning by Gould and Jami Walker ensured Tantanoola came away with a one goal win, in a close contest.

Best players - Tantanoola: Emma Gould, Casey Walker; Robe: Demi Carter, Georgia Perkins.

Port Mac 47 def Tantanoola 46

The A Reserve match up of Port MacDonnell and

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13 & Under: 1st Semi-FinalHatherleigh (60) def Pt Mac (34). In excellent condions we stood up and made today count! Alirah, Grace and Chloe provided plenty of drive through the centre court with precision passing into the goalies. Sienna and Livvi combined well in the goal circle and finished with accuracy, Sienna rebounding everything and Livvi driving hard for every ball. Mollie had her hands over everything, which created plenty of

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Junior Colts: The Junior Colts had a great game, but just came up short to a very compeve side on Saturday

I'm so proud of the kids' efforts on the day, and I know it's sad we lost, but know the kids can only get beer from this experience. Thank you to everyone involved throughout the year from goal umpires, mekeepers, runners, boundary and water boys, team managers and parents. The game wouldn't run as smoothly without all our volunteers. Best players last week included Logan Cordy, Declan Richardson, Angus Maidment, Ryan Lucas, Axel Page and Zach Paech.

Reserves: Not the way we wanted to finish, but we had a crack and looked a big chance early. Robe were just too quick,

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17 & Under: Bad luck today girls, it just wasn’t our day and the pressure and intensity of finals just got to us. I’m really proud of how well everyone fought throughout the whole game though. This is a great learning curb and experience for the girls in the sense that

opportunies and turnovers for Luca, Tilly and Paige. Defensively the pressure was outstanding and our ability to reoffer me and me again in aack was impressive. You connue to step up with each game and grow in confidence. Keep the self-belief up in yourselves and as a team.

Awards: Luca Hamilton (Toy Kingdom), Sienna Clark (Beggs, Bean & Bar), Tilly Prouse (Surf & Dirt), Mollie O'Connor (Gino's Pizza).

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and took their chances, whilst we burnt a few opportunies to put a bigger gap between us on the scoreboard. It wasn't to be, and good luck to the remaining teams in finals. Best players: Riley Maconachie and Rob Hein were outstanding and got the K&S Fuel Voucher Harry Maddern won the Killara Food Centre Award. James Allen was excellent and has a big future, taking out the Commercial Hotel Award. Sean Maddern got the Collins Court Butcher Award with Andrew Telford rounding out the best players. Huge thank you to Legh Jenkin, Andrew Janeway, Amanda Sealey, Mandy Stephens, goal umpires and Dave Bald for their amazing contribuons to helping us throughout the year

13 & Under: Bad luck girls, it wasn't our day. You all did amazing job today and throughout the season. Be very proud of yourself and most important all of us as a team. Every player has improved in their skills and especially as a team. We are a young side and any finals experience is only a bonus for the future. Thank you for being a great bunch of girls to coach, I enjoyed our season together and had lots of fun, and I hope you all did as well. A huge thanks to Dawn for being such a great support with me and the girls. A massive thanks to our parents for all your wonderful and posive support throughout the season.

15 & Under: On a beauful day for netball, the final was a great game. Holly and Sarah started strongly in goals with Stella being a quick moving target when she came into the game at half me. Lola played a strong driving game at WA and centre with Kaylah and Lexi conbung with accurate passing to goalies. Gemma and Callie at WD tried to stem the flow of the ball into Pt Mac's aack line with hands over pressure. Sara and Becky combined well in the defensive

circle having to change their game with different opponents, making many turnovers when ancipang where the ball was going. Pt Mac were able to chase up loose balls and make the most of any turnovers. It was great to see the way you kept coming back at them when they got on a roll with a few goals. You should be very proud of the way you finished the season in finals and represented our club with a posive atude and determinaon to play at your best. We look forward to having you all out next season with another chance to improve skills and play in the green and gold. Thanks to Monique for scoring and Zoe and Macy for training and team managing. Best of luck to 17s and B Reserve for the coming weeks of finals.

B Reserve: Well done girls, a great win. Our first half set us up for the game, as Pt Mac never gave up and pushed us right to the end. Great shoong from our goalies, who were combining strongly in the circle. Our precision passing into our goalies was paent giving the goalies me to present themselves in the right posion. Our defence all over the court put lots of pressure on Pt Mac creang many turnovers, especially against Pt Mac goalies. Let's keep working hard, and supporng each other as a team, and come out firing.

they’ve had their first taste of finals now and know what to expect next me coming into it. Big thanks to Rahni and Holly for taking the court for us today. Best players today went to Paige Hicks and Jasmin McKinnon.

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15 & Under: Port MacDonnell 48 defeated Mount Burr 36. Great game played by both teams today, it was a well contested finals game to watch from the side lines. Each player today stepped up and proved they are worthy competors of that grand final posion. Given the team's circumstances at the start of the week, losing our captain Jasmine due to injury, everyone adjusted and worked hard to accommodate for the changes we had to make last minute. Everyone's presence and defensive pressure all over court was to be noced, causing Mount Burr to rethink their passes. The leadership and talk all over court was a credit to all and proves that our hard work at trainings is paying off. Isla found herself in a new posion today at GK, and boy did she step up and put on a show. Isla got hands to absolutely anything she could, and she shut down her GS. You should be very proud of your efforts aer today's games, as you proved your spot in the finals team. Layla McPherson's leadership and strong drive on the court was tremendous, and aer praccing her defensive pressure and blocking at training, the improvement on court was noced. Chelsea eliminated her WA player, stopping her drive and displaying great 'give and go' opons. Bree played a consistent four quarters, proving to be a strong asset in the goal circle. Bree is a smart young player, who shows great leadership on and off the court. Bailee Lewis found herself in three posions over the game, proving to be a worthy and versale player who puts in 100% anywhere she is put; she is one to watch out for. When Bella McLean is on the court, she shows great control and knows how to slow the game down, which helps the rest of the girls on the court regain control over their opponents and start fresh. Lily Jacob each week has shown great determinaon and gives her all in whatever posion, she's our quiet one but when she hits that court but be known she is there. Lily has found her voice this season, which is great, keep it up! Chloe Day shows great courage and leadership in aack, she doesn't miss many goals, and she is sure to get up for those rebounds. She is definitely a silent achiever who shows great respect on court, whether it be her own team or her opponent, she has a big gentle heart and is our posive energy this year. Keep it up Chloe, you're doing amazing things. Today you girls have shown that no maer what you're told, you get out there, get it done and give it a red-hot shot. You've improved so much this season and today it showed. Great game by all girls. Best players: Chloe Day, Isla Fulham.

B Reserve: Mount Burr 36 defeated Port MacDonnell 31. It just wasn't to be. We were coming back with our defensive end doing some wonderful turnovers for us to outscore Mt Burr in the third and last quarter, but our gap

was too great at half me for us to finish with our goals being filled. It was a pleasure to see you keep pushing yourselves for you whole game. Brooklyn Jones, Fiona Sco & Paige Cawthorne were our best players for this match. I hope you have been able to take something out of this years' experience. With a great atude towards each other it has been a joy to coach you all. See you next year onwards and upwards.

B Grade: Port MacDonnell 39 defeated by Glencoe 50. A determined and commied effort by all players today. It was tense and hard fought game. Kelly and Jess combined beaufully in the first quarter and showed incredible strength. The dedicaon and determinaon shown by all players involved today was incredible. We had some beauful passages of play out of defence, by Jenni and Montanna. Our rhythm lost when Jess sustained an ankle injury in the second. At mes our focus was distracted and our opponents capitalised on these lapses. Our third quarter was impressive and we outscored our opponents to set us up with a chance to come out on top. Candice's pinpoint passing into the goalies found them under the post in great posion to score. Defensively, ps and touches by Elivia had us picking up loss balls. Unfortunately today we had too many errors and were unable to capitalise on our turnovers and gains. The efforts from our two juniors who entered the court were faultless, as both Lilly and Chloe baled hard. A credit to both of them. Montanna and Jess, I hope you both have speedy recoveries from your injuries today. The effort and dedicaon over the season by all players has made this season an enjoyable and rewarding one. Bring on next year! Best players: Elivia Stanley, Candice Merre.

A Reserve: Port MacDonnell 47 defeated Tantanoola 46. OMG what a great game today girls, we all had to fight hard right to the end and pull-out everything we had, 'cause Tant weren't going down without a fight. I believe we played four consistent quarters and kept fighng right to the end. Defense worked overme, with not many shots missed from the Tant goalies. But, they sure did apply the pressure to make sure Tant had to work for every ball. Izzy had an amazing game in the middle, with her well med drives and delivery of the ball into the circle. The goalies had their work cut out for them today but they fought back and ensured they got up for every rebound, to make sure the next shot counted. As I said, a bloody good game and I truly believe today was a TEAM effort with everyone giving 110%, leaving everything on the court. Our fight's not over yet, so let's keep working hard and keep pushing to see how far we can get in this finals series. Best players: Cody Manning, Izzy Sneath.

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Senior Colts: Finals me! Couldn’t have asked for a beer day to take Hatherleigh on at their home deck. What a challenge it was for us. The boys rocked up ready to go, with heaps of energy in the change room. The focus was again team work, discipline and work rate. The boys did just that and didn’t miss a beat all day coming away 42 point winners. All though an all round team effort it was hard to pick best players. Flynn Peel, Kaiden Carter, Jimmy Murch, Max Robertson and Cooper Thomas. I have to apologise to Daniel Nunan as he booted 7 and should’ve taken the BOG. (My mistake). Now we look forward to having a home prelim next week. See you there for a big day as we try make our way for a 3rd grand final appearance in 3 years.

B Grade: Finals me is always an excing me for football and the weather was perfect. We headed to Hatherleigh to play Kongorong on what we knew was going to be a tough day. The message before the game was simple, if they apply pressure lets raise the bar and go above. In the first quarter Kongorong came out firing and the pressure was there. Kicking 3 goals 4 behinds to our nothing. At quarter me the message was simple, play like we have nothing to loose and its our last game. With a couple moves to change up the field we started to play our kind of football. Disco controlled the half back line and Mason Keane started to get his hands on the ball across the half forward line. Kaiden Carter played a wing roll all day and had so much space

to keep running. Going in at three quarter me up, we where set up to control the last quarter. The boys didn’t let anyone down with a great last quarter with lots of great ball movement. Special menon to Bram and Cornish for their individual efforts all day. As a team it was a good a game as you can watch. Well done to Kongorong for the year, never a fun side to come up against especially with there physicality. We look forward to coming up against either Kalangadoo or Hatherliegh at home for the prelim final. Go Roosters!

A Grade: Robe A Grade limped into the final series with too many players playing injured and they were exposed by a determined Hatherleigh on the day. While it was not the way they wished to end the season, when looked at over its enrety the season was successful. The team welcomed some players back to the club, aracted a group of new players to the town and the club and saw the development and growth of our younger players. We have been able to retain Nathan Brown as A Grade coach and are confident of retaining all players on our list and who knows who will wander into town aracted by the development and lifestyle in Robe. The strength of our A Grade also had the benefit of strengthening our reserves team and we wish them well as they progress into the finals. At the me of wring this the future makeup of the compeon is unknown but Robe will strive to be compeve and improve whatever 2024 season holds.

TANTANOOLA club notes

Today we welcome everyone to Tant as we play host of the second semi final. It's a massive day for the club and we would like to thank everyone who has put their hand up to help out. We wish our Senior Colt footballers all the best for their game, who aer finishing top for the season will be playing is what is sure to be a cracker match against Pt Mac.

Congratulaons to our 3 netball teams who played in the 1st semi last weekend and well done to our 17's and A Grade for winning their way through to the Prelim. Best of luck and congratulaons to all of our players who have been invited to league presentaons this Sunday. Junior presentaons will be held at the club on Sunday 17th September and Senior Presentaons will be Friday 29th September – keep an

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17 & Under: What a win by the girls! You all came out firing and all did your jobs. Our aacking onto the ball all over the court was the best yet, we hit our targets and delivered the ball well into Bella and Ebony. Ebony was our work horse in aack, keeping her player busy and created a lot of plays which allowed Bella to work hard on her one on one. Demi and Charli combined well on the ring and also got some defensive ps. In defence, Molly and Holly worked relessly in defence and got so many ps. Kailah provided some excellent ps and drives down court. Kaitlin worked one on one which created excellent pressure allowing our circle defenders to create turnovers. Poppy came on as goal shooter and was so calm and scored one of the final goals of the game. It was such a team effort and it was amazing to watch such a wanted win by the girls. On to the next one now!

A Reserve: With the weather creang perfect netball condions it was crunch me. Pt Mac got off to a great start in the first 1/4. Creang turnovers and scoring off them. By the first break Tantanoola managed to peg it back to 1 goal. A few changes in the break allowed for some fresh legs to hit the court.

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Hard running in the centre from Dakota and Madi allowed the ball to get through to the goalies with ease. Bianca playing a strong game in GS taking in every ball. Shelby had an outstanding game controlling the aack end and shoong at 82%. Krystal kept the game seled and owned the WA posion. The defensive end of Michelle, Lucy and Leah were creang turnovers any chance they had. It was a great contested game from start to finish by the gers. Although we didn't come away with the win. This team has shown resilience, commitment and determinaon with anything thrown at them. Hold your heads high girls. You all had a great season. Best: Shelby and Bianca. A Grade: Great win with everyone performing well. You showed great paent and control while under pressure. Emma (Denton’s Sportspower) provided a strong target and along with Jami showed their experience of playing together. Casey (Heaven on a Hanger) and Kate's delivery to the circle was very paent. Bella stepped up into the senior side again with ease, whilst Tayla and Kate ensured their opponents had to work hard. Let's connue to work on what we have done all year.

2023 SEASON FIXTURE

Round 1 - 15th April 2023

Round 10 - 24th June 2023

Round 2 - 22nd April 2023

Round 11 - 1st July 2023

Round 3 - 29th April 2023

Round 12 - 15th July 2023

Round 4 - 6th May 2023

Round 13 - 22nd July 2023

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Hatherleigh 100 d. Tantanoola 50

Port MacDonnell 60 d. Kalangadoo 51 Glencoe 185 d. Nangwarry 95

Kongorong 59 lt. Mount Burr 92 Robe bye

Kalangadoo 108 d. Hatherleigh 100

Tantanoola 88 d. Glencoe 54

Nangwarry 103 d. Kongorong 75

Mount Burr 60 lt. Robe 76

Port MacDonnell bye

Hatherleigh 61 d. Port MacDonnell 19

Glencoe 46 lt. Kalangadoo 82

Kongorong 33 lt. Tantanoola 64

Robe 145 d. Nangwarry 32

Mount Burr bye

Round 14 - 29th July 2023

Round 15 - 5th August 2023

Hatherleigh 154 d. Nangwarry 38

Port MacDonnell 145 d. Tantanoola 34

Glencoe 74 lt. Mount Burr 83

Kongorong 50 lt. Robe 128

Kalangadoo bye

Round 16 - 12th August 2023

Tantanoola 3 lt. Hatherleigh 149

Kalangadoo 45 lt. Port MacDonnell 88

Nangwarry 46 lt. Glencoe 182

Mount Burr 134 d. Kongorong 58 Robe bye

Round 17 - 19th August 2023

Hatherleigh 52 lt. Kalangadoo 64

Glencoe 118 d. Tantanoola 41

Kongorong 59 lt. Nangwarry 77

Robe 69 d. Mount Burr 30

Port MacDonnell bye

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Port MacDonnell 106 d. Hatherleigh 80

Kalangadoo 183 d. Glencoe 25

Tantanoola 104 d. Kongorong 72

Nangwarry 59 lt. Robe 97

Mount Burr bye