ROUND 8 - SATURDAY 3 june 2023
KALANGADOO v HATHERLEIGH
TANTANOOLA v GLENCOE
NANGWARRY v KONGORONG
MOUNT BURR v ROBE
Kongorong Football Club’s Michael Waters is the “Mr Cool, Calm and Collected” in the Seniors side, and never wastes the ball when in his possession.
Mick seems to be one of those players that has ' me' with the ball, never panicking.
Mick has spent a lot of his playing career in the backline, but has been known to move up to the mid and forward flank area, where he also excels.
First playing in the A's in 2011, Mick took out the A Grade Best & Fairest in 2016.
Members, players and supporters congratulate Mick on this great milestone. Well done!
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in Braedo and Bruizer. His third son, Kyle, is 6 next week, so he says (tongue in cheek) if he is to play football with him, he might get to 300.
Bevo also says his football claim to fame is that he played A Grade footy at Dartmoor with Jezza Cameron.
His biggest wish has been to play in a winning Grand Final side, but has missed out on four occasions. At the end of the day he says it’s not all about winning, that’s a bonus, it’s about ge ng together with your mates and having a kick and a bloody good me.
From everyone at the club, we congratulate Bevo and wish him all the best today in his 200th senior game for the Murphies.
Last week saw Jase Bateman play his 200th senior game for the Hatherleigh Football Club.
Jase is a well-respected player and leader at Hatherleigh who held the role of captain for several years.
Jase has a long, accurate kick and is o en used as the link-up person from defence to a ack, his dedica on to the Eagles is second to none.
Jase is a devoted club man and always a ends club func ons, working bees and has also served on the football commi ee. Jase has also represented the Mid SE for Interleague on a number of occasions.
In February of 2022, Jase and wife Alice welcomed their first child Teddy into the world, thus ensuring the Bateman name will live on at Hatherleigh for many more years to come.
Congratula ons from everyone at Hatherleigh Football and Netball Club on club legend Jase Bateman reaching 200 senior games.
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Dan 'Danger' Hann is one of the most gi ed players at the Kongorong Football Club, and a genuine match winner.
Over his career he has amazed his team mates, and supporters alike, with his Dusty Mar n like runs, and goal kicking exploits, leaving opposing players clutching for air as they try to stop him.
Danger is loyal, brilliant and always stepping up to the plate whenever his club or team mates need him. He is truly one of a kind and we are extremely lucky he is a Hawk.
Dan started out playing senior football for Kongorong in 2011, and took out the Best and Fairest in the Reserves in 2022.
Well done Danger!
Marc “Gunk” Roberts played his 100th senior game for the Tantanoola Football Club last Saturday
He has played all his football in the red and white star ng his career well winning the Junior Colts most valuable player. 2015 was his most successful season not only individually but also as a team. He was an important part of the under 17 premiership side but also took home the Senior Colts Best and Fairest and made his A grade debut.
2016 he got another taste of premiership success in the reserves side. Since 2017 Gunk has been a regular member of the A grade side taking home the Bill James Memorial Most Courageous that season.
A player that wears his heart on his sleeve and gives 100% every me he plays, he is a much loved figure around the club. A hard nosed rover with no fear we o en see Gunk at the bo om of most packs figh ng and scrapping all day with his long mullet flowing in the breeze as he gets to each contest.
A great clubman where he does some of his best work at club func ons both on and off the dance floor
We wish Gunk all the best in his 100th and hope to see many more.
John 'Simmo' Simkin is without doubt one of Kongorong Football Club's most favourite sons.
For many years Simmo has delighted supporters with his freakish talents and ability to make the impossible look easy He has taken out League leading goalkicker, as well as the unique dis nc on of winning the A and B Grade leading goal kicker at club level, in the same season.
Simmo always had opposing coaches scratching their heads on how to contain him. He is now a great leader for our young brigade and is much loved by his team mates. Even now as he ba les with a body that has been bashed and bruised by defenders, he con nues to train and play at a high standard, showing his magic on a weekly basis.
The club congratulates Simmo on his 500 goals for his beloved Hawks.
Robbie Hein played his first senior game in A Grade for the Kongorong Hawks back in 2013, and con nued in the A's up un l 2019.
Robbie is one of the club's quiet achievers. Playing in the ruck as a 17 year old is not something too many would want to do, Rob not only did it, but to great affect. Going up against some of the best players in the league, the likes of Dylan Coxon and Will Macdonald, at such a young age and never backing down, Rob used this experience to make himself be er and has gone on to be a wonderful exponent of the ruck posi on, and one of the most skillful big men in the region. Quiet by nature, but his football speaks volumes.
We congratulate Robbie on his 100 senior game milestone.
A GRADE
Hatherleigh 3.7 5.8 13.12 14.16 (100)
Tantanoola 1.1 4.2 4.2 8.2 (50)
Best - Hatherleigh: S. Gray, J. Telfer, T Hutchesson, J. Bateman, M. Fabris; Tantanoola: B. Hateley, C. Saint, C. Kelly, J. Dawe, Z. Walker
Goals - Hatherleigh: T. Hutchesson 5, J. Wight 2, L. Smith 2, J. Telfer 2, J. Bateman, L. Brown, J. Telford; Tantanoola: J. Dawe 4, Z. Walker, C. Baker, H. Brown, M. Sorella.
Port MacD. 2.2 6.2 8.5 8.12 (60)
Kalangadoo 3.2 6.5 6.8 7.9 (51)
Best - Port MacDonnell: W. Chant, L. Tilley, J Woodall, T. Sullivan, N. Wilke, T. Sullivan; Kalangadoo: L. Hay, S. Mcmanus, L. Jones, M. Lowe, J. Bromley, T. Schumacher
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Best - Port MacDonnell: M. Roscow, J Cawthorne, N. Tilley, I. Na rass, J. Feast, B. Stratman; Kalangadoo: M. Phillips, S. Agnew, J. Mansell, N. Jenkin, B. Lindner, T. Jerome.
Glencoe 0.1 1.1 3.1 5.2 (32) Nangwarry 4.5 8.10 12.13 14.16 (100)
Richards-Fennell, L. Stubberfield, T. Rothall, B. Sco ; Nangwarry: B. Moy, J-de Peterson, C. Borman, Z. Hatch, A. Lynch, B. Sealey.
Hatherleigh 1.1 2.1 2.2 3.7 (25) Tantanoola 3.3 6.6 7.12 10.15 (75)
Best - Hatherleigh: A. Ne le, Z. Bowering, T Atkinson, J. Atkinson, B. Chambers; Tantanoola: A. foulds, B. Scanlon, J. Braun, C. Kelly
Goals - Glencoe: B. Pfitzner 2, B. Curran 2, D Richards-Fennell; Nangwarry: B. Dinnison 5, B. Neshoda 3, J. Clayfield 2, J. Hagge 2, J. Moore, J. Mills.
JUNIOR COLTS
Kongorong 6.3 9.9 11.10 11.11 (77) Mount Burr 0.0 0.0 1.1 4.3 (27)
Glencoe 8.3 16.7 21.12 28.17 (185)
Nangwarry 2.1 5.7 10.9 14.11 (95)
Best - Glencoe: Z. Cocks, T. Edwards, T. Weaver, P. Mitchell, D. Williamson, J. Edmonds; Nangwarry: J. Pudney, J. Virtanen, L. Gibbs, A. Virtanen, B. Parsons, A. Hyland.
Goals - Glencoe: P. Mitchell 9, T. Weaver 7, D Childs 3, J. Bates 3, A. Hentschke 2, T. Edwards, J. Blackwell, H. Smith, J. Miller; Nangwarry: A. Hyland 5, J. Virtanen 3, D. Podobnik 2, B. Parsons 2, J. Smith, A. Virtanen.
Kongorong 2.7 4.8 8.10 8.11 (59)
Mount Burr 1.0 6.5 7.7 13.14 (92)
Best - Kongorong: M. Cordy, L. McIntyre, E. Norman, F. Brewster, C. O’Dea, W. Vickery; Mount Burr: W. Bowering, D. Ridley, T. Allen, A. Ridley, J. Muhovics, J. Wallis.
Goals - Kongorong: J. Ryan 2, J. A ard 2, J Whi y, C. Sandercock, M. Cordy, L. Lewis; Mount Burr: J. Gregory 5, J. Wallis 3, A. Ridley 2, D. Ridley 2, W. Bowering.
B GRADE
Kongorong
4.2 10.3 15.4 21.5 (131) Mount Burr 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 (6)
Goals - Kongorong: D. Hann 7, J. Simkin 5, B. Pannenburg 3, D. Hunt, H. Maddern, G. Hay, T Newton, P. Ellis, M. Maidment; Mount Burr: H. Muhovics.
Best - Kongorong: K. Galloway, A. Page, J Gordon, S. Pearce, J. Whi y, S. McInnes; Mount Burr: L. Thiele, L. Carr, F. Woolston, J Josephs, L. Jeffree, J. Li le.
Goals - Kongorong: J. Bald 3, J. Whi y 2, B. Telford 2, R. Lucas 2, D. Richardson, S. Pearce; Mount Burr: L. Thiele 3.
SENIOR COLTS
Hatherleigh 4.4 6.11 11.12 14.15 (99) Tantanoola 1.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 (12) Kongorong 1.2 3.3 4.4 4.5 (29) Mount Burr 1.3 4.8 4.8 9.8 (62)
Best - Port MacDonnell: H. Carroll, B. Pra , Z. Lewis, J. Lewis, N. Fox, B. Lasle ; Kalangadoo: D. Gibbons-Clark, J. Newton, D. Wurst, J. Box, M. Monaghan, K. Parker
Goals - Kongorong: J. Aus n 2, Z. Pearce, S. Von Stanke; Mount Burr: S. Hunt 3, C. Mitchell 2, B. Sharp, R. McKay, B. Manhood.
Goals - Port MacDonnell: J. Lewis 5, C. Byrne 3, B. Gilmore 2, T. Howard, H. Carroll, M. Byrne, B. Pra , H. Kennion.
Goals - Glencoe: T. Richards 6, J. Sinkunas 3, H. Dale 2, H. Gordon 2, K. Price 2, K. Mulraney, H. Crowe, S. Haase, J. McGrath.
Best - Hatherleigh: T. Atkinson, E. Sims, H. Gilbertson, B. Bowering, R. Haines; Tantanoola: K. Bell, G. Altschwager, Z. Linnell, S. Batchelor, E. Jazepczyk, C. Bromley
Port MacD 3.5 8.12 11.13 13.23 (101) Kalangadoo 1.2 2.3 4.4 4.5 (29) Port MacD. 3.1 8.4 11.8 15.12 (102) Kalangadoo 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 (1) Glencoe 3.1 7.1 11.3 14.3 (87) Nangwarry 3.6 4.7 7.9 9.10 (64) Glencoe 8.0 13.6 15.9 19.10 (124) Nangwarry 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 (1)
Best - Glencoe: D. Ferguson, B. Rothall, D
Goals - Hatherleigh: T. Atkinson 5, E. Sims 4, R. Haines 2, W. Dower 2, L. Clifford 2, B. Higgins, R. Chambers, H. Bowering; Tantanoola: K. Bell.
GLENCOE 8 0 4 20 32 PORT MACDONNELL 24 12 24 28 88 HATHERLEIGH 16 24 20 16 76 ROBE 24 16 12 8 60 KALANGADOO 12 16 8 4 40 MT BURR 20 10 16 0 46 KONGORONG 4 16 4 16 40 TANTANOOLA 4 0 24 8 36 A GRADE RESERVES SNR COLTS JNR COLTS TOTAL NANGWARRY 0 18 0 12 30
A Grade Coach: Al Lyon
B Grade Coach: Adam Box & Leigh Peacock
What a weekend to have our first real taste of winter as we headed down to the Bay in what was always going to be tough day through all grades. But once again our great game manages to bring people and clubs together and was an honour to be able to work together with Pt MacDonnell FC as we together combined for a special Indigenous game which is something we have been working towards for several years and is something that is important to our club and driven by senior figures and legend Tim Brennan. Let’s hope over the coming years we can make this a regular occurrence in our footy fixture.
Junior Colts: With a couple away this week Macca had to reach out to Pt Mac in order to borrow a couple of players throughout the game. A big thank you to the coaching staff who con nually swapped their players around during the game as its never an easy thing to do. The opening qtr saw the young maggies have the strong breeze at their back but unfortunately while had plenty of the play couldn’t manage to capitlise on the work up the ground whilst the 2nd qtr saw our players defend hard but the weight of numbers and size took its toll as the you bay side managed to kick away in the second. In the 2nd half Pt Mac threw a few of their be er players across and this slowed the scoring up and also provided more of the ball for the young maggies around the ground. Best players were an even spread around the ground this week with Dante, Jack, Darcy, Joe, Max and Koby all ge ng the awards.
Senior Colts: Tommy’s phone would have been ring hot early as a couple of last minute withdrawals but again to the Pt Mac coaching team’s credit and as they have an abundance of players were more than happy to flick players across and make a real game of it. The weight of numbers showed early but to the colts credit worked hard and ba led it out over the 4 quarters to register 4 goals of our own with Coop con nuing his run of goals and Connor providing plenty of drive out of the backline. Best players went to Connor who leads by example each week, Nato & Brycie once again were in everything and con nue to feed the ball out while finding plenty of the nut themselves, Cody in his best game for the club kicked 1 and could have almost a couple more and our boy Blu con nues
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B Grade: Cold condi ons greeted the B Grade side at Port Mac for what was a very important game for both sides
with a spot in the top 4 on the line. We were able to welcome a number of players back into the team with years of senior football experience. The first term was hec c with Port Mac unfortunately experiencing some injuries, however even with these injuries the opposi on was able to restrict us to only one goal kicking with us kicking with the very strong breeze. Port Mac controlled the second quarter and were able to go into half me with a healthy lead. Thanks to the efforts of Mark Phillips & Nick Jenkins
Kalangadoo went into the 3rd quarter with some op mism and this also enabled the mid-field of Tyler Jones, Jus n Mansell and Bre Lindner to get on top which giving scoring opportuni es to Chrissy Mules and Sco y Agnew. The second half was a vast improvement on the first half, and this enabled the Magpies to secure the win. We are looking forward to this week’s game when we get the opportunity to take on the best team in the compe on in Hatherleigh
A Grade: With Timmy Brennan kicking of senior proceedings with a touching smoking ceremony and captain’s exchanging Indigenous guernseys it was the seniors turn to brave the condi ons. From the outset both teams looked evenly matched across the ground and was always going to be who could handle the windy and soon to come wet condi ons the best. The 1st half was a real tough & bruising encounter which saw us a couple of key players down at the half but also up by 3 points in what was a real low scoring tough game. Having the wind in the 3rd the Maggies couldn’t capitalise on the hard work up the field and only managed the 3 points to go into the last break down by 9 points but seemingly having the scoring end against the wind in the last. Neither team wanted to give an inch in the last and we managed the only goal for the quarter but with the bay managing 7 points were able to hold us out. Watching the game you are able to see things are beginning to click as the team is looking more se led each week and a lot of posi ves out of a real tough game. Best players went to Haysey, Sam, Lachy, Mitch, Jus n & Shuey
Back on our home deck this week with the Grand Final rematch against the Eagles and we look forward to having “Club 27” past players day, welcoming all of our sponsors for Sponsors Day as always makes for a big day for the Football Club.
Images courtesy Steve Walters (Snapperific)A Grade: Last week's win over Tant saw us sneak into the top 4 which is where I was hoping we would be at the halfway mark of the season. Whilst we have played some good footy in patches, we have struggled to put it together for more than a quarter at a me, which has been frustra ng for me and the supporters from what I hear. Saturday was no different, with us controlling much the game in the 1st quarter but only managing 3.7. This allowed Tant to fight back in the 2nd, outscoring us and making us chase them around the oval. The 3rd quarter was our best by far, our ball use was far be er along with our forward entries, our back 6 held rock solid, not allowing them to score whilst we slammed on 8 goals. Once again, we let ourselves down in the last, allowing Tant to out score us again but s ll managing to win by 50 points. Best players were again Sam Gray and Jed Telfer in the middle, Tom Hutchesson up forward who kicked 5 goals. Jase Bateman in his 200th game for the club and Ma Fabris who played a good 4 quarter game.
B Grade: We came up against Tant at home in round 7, we worked on a few different things during the week and put them into place to play some excellent and exci ng football. Very frustra ng to watch the goal kicking at mes but the skipper informed me there was a li le cyclone in the forward pocket of the ground, definitely looked like it at mes! Brad Mitchell played a very good game on the ball to be named BOG, mini Bowie
had another great game in the middle cu ng Tant to pieces by foot. Brad Wight made a successful return to the field and didn't look out of place to take home third best. Pinball Pegler had a good day up forward along with the skipper to round out the best. Big test this week coming up against Kalangadoo!
Senior Colts: In a top of the table clash our boys come up short against a solid Tantanoola ou it this week. Missing some key players, it was good to see that we s ll had a go and played whatever role was asked of us. Our best player for the day was Aus n Ne le, who found plenty of the ball all over the ground. Zack Bowering was solid in the ruck and gave us a marking op on all day. Tyson and Jordy Atkinson played there role and accumulated a lot of the ball. While, it was also great to see Brayden Chambers return to footy and have a great game. We move on to Kalangadoo and look to get back on the winners list.
Under 11: This week we played at home and we were treated to superb football weather. We found lots of the footy right from the start. The boys and girls were kicking to advantage with plenty of marks which allowed the ball to move well into the forward line. It's good to see the team working on kicking to a player and they are ge ng be er at it each week. We also had some of our boys play for Tant and it was great to see them play just as hard for them as us. Mazi, Joel Chamber, Archie, Olly all did really well this week.
Today we welcome our highly valued sponsors for our annual Sponsors Day, you all play an important part in the func oning of our club and we thank you for your con nued support. We are also hos ng our 1973 A Grade and 2013 B Grade premiership teams and are looking forward to hearing stories from these successful teams. Rump and Red is nearly here so get in quick to get your cket, for more informa on or to purchase a cket see Emma Gould or check out our Facebook page. We would like to make a special men on to our Silver sponsors –Café Melzar, Cool Moose Refrigera on, Gildera Forestry Services, JKM Maintenance & Labour Hire, Nutrien Ag Solu ons, Professional Wind Services, Sapiatzer Excava ons, Dentons Sport Power, Splendid Eggs and Telf's Plumbing. Gold Sponsors –Glen Johnson Bowen, Moreland Holdings, The Property Co SA and Globe Hotel. Corporate Sponsors –Holla Fresh, Iberdrola and Somerset Hotel.
Senior Colts: We travelled to Hatherleigh for a 1st vs 2nd clash. To the boys credit they started the game really well, with excellent ball movement and a selfless a tude all day. Unfortunately early on in the game our skipper Ellis Cushion went down with an ankle injury, which gave a lot of guys a chance to step up and play different roles. With constant pressure being put on all day by Hatherleigh, the guys con nued to play our Tantanoola brand and came away with a very good win. Best players were Ash Foulds who played his best game of footy for the year, Brad Scanlon, James Braun and Cade Kelly. Great job boys.
Reserves: Saturday saw us against a finely tuned Hatherleigh. Some smooth passages of play were unfortunately not enough and went down. Best player was Marky Bell, other bests were Jake Bromley, Nick Joy, Aaron Trowbridge and Brad Williams.
Under 11: Well this week we knew it was going to be a tough game with Hatherleigh's U11s all being quite tall for their age, nether less the fellas never gave up and kept ba ling hard all game. Best players were Kallan - $5 voucher, IsaiahWendy's and Jack Rowe - Fasta Pasta.
Junior Colts: We came up against another top of the ladder team again last Saturday and we had a focus on playing man on man football and being accountable. We started slow and asked our boys and girls to focus on improving each quarter and playing posi ve team football. We managed to slow down their scoring and kick a goal in the final quarter so we were proud that as a team we never dropped our heads or gave up. Best players where in no order Kaden, Grace, Jake, Charlie, Summer and Hunts. Massive congrats to our junior president and umpire every week Nathan Chapple on hi ng a hole in one on Sunday.
Seniors: Last week we were at Hatherleigh hoping to have a good compe ve game and see how we would shape up against a team that we think we could come close to. We started strong just didn't take our chances and we're lucky they didn't kick straight. With the wind, we played well and got back in the game only to be down by a couple goals. Unfortunately the third saw us being lazy and allowing them to kick away with a big lead going into the last. We ba led hard again in the last, winning the quarter and showing a bit of fight to finish the game. Unfortunately 1 bad quarter for us was the difference but we also took a lot away from this game. We will keep our heads high and keep working on improving each week. Best in no order Cade Kelly, Cam Saint, Jack Dawe, Braydn Reilly and Zac Walker
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A Grade Coach: Tom Edwards
B Grade Coach: Ben Hentschke
Welcome to Round 8 of Mid-South East footy. Last week we welcomed Nangwarry to our home deck on a cool and dark day which saw us come away with 3 wins from the 4 footy games. We also held our Life Members event, which saw many of our club legends fill the Stubby Booth during the day. We also held our first Junior Disco and this greatly supported by the community Thanks to all those who organised and supported these events. This week we travel to Tantanoola for our 7th game of the year. Hopefully our sides can con nue our winning ways from last week.
We also congratulate stalwart Bevan Lipscombe who this week will play his 200th Senior game for the Glencoe Football Club. Bevo has played across our A Grade and B Grade side across the past 23 years and has been one of the few people to get the opportunity to play Senior footy with his sons. Wishing you all the best today Bevo.
Junior Colts: Last week the Junior Colts played an excellent game against a decent opposi on and were able to come away with a huge win, winning 124-1. A very high scoring first quarter with a goal every 2 minutes set up an early lead at the first break. From there we con nued to pile on the goals but were able to get the younger players involved in the game. We managed to have 9 different goal kickers from our 19 goals, with Tom Richards the best with 6 himself. The next 2 rounds see us face sides below us on the ladder, so hopefully we can con nue some strong form heading into the halfway break. Best players were Tom Richards, Kallan Price, Hamish Gordon, Jed Sinkunas, Kade Mulraney and Sam Haase.
Senior Colts: The Senior Colts faced off against the only other side that hadn't won a game yet this season. With both sides looking for their first win our boys were very keen early on. Nangwarry were a li le short of players, so we were able to help them out by offering a few of ours to fill numbers and give everyone a go. Unfortunately, we were down at quarter me and needed to pick up our intensity and skill level. During the 2nd and 3rd
quarter is where we started to play our best footy, running together and kicking long. We ended up holding on for a 87-64 win. The boys were extremely excited to come away with the first win of the season. Best players were Daniel Ferguson (8 goals), Bailey Rothall, Digby Richards-Fennell, Luke Stubberfield, Tyler Rothall and Brodie Sco .
B Grade: The Reserves were again short on numbers with 7 Senior Colts filling in, but were hopeful of making an impact on the scoreboard. We started slowly and gave up an early lead to our opposi on. We were down by 8 goals at hal ime, but had a much improved 2nd half kicking 4 goals to the opposi ons 6. Final score was 32-100. Pu ng 4 quarters together is the challenge at the minute for our Reserves and finding midfield rota ons for some of the veterans who are doing plenty of the work. Hopefully we can get a full side over the next 2 weeks and rest up some of the Senior Colts when they need it as they are star ng get sore. Best players were Trent Hawke, Jayson Finnis, Digby Richards-Fennell, Ben Curran, Timmy Mutch and Patrick Langsmith.
A Grade: The Seniors finally got back on the winners list a er a few weeks of underperforming. A high scoring affair for both teams saw us put on an 185-95 win. We nearly played 4 full quarters for the first me all year but had a drop off is the 3rd quarter and early in the last. If we con nue to do that against the be er sides, we will be beaten easily. A great first quarter set up our win and it started from some midfield dominance and some excellent rebound from our halfback line. Our forwards were over crowded for a lot of the game but managed to share the goal scoring around. The score line probably should have been bigger if we had kicked straight with at least 6 out on the full shots and 17 points to add to our tally. It was very much a team effort with all players playing a role, be er players were Zacc Cocks, Tom Edwards, Tory Weaver (7 goals), Patrick Mitchell (9 goals), Darcy Williamson and Jack Edmonds.
A Grade Coach: Shane Raymond
B Grade Coach: Butch Muhovics
First a big thank you to the three boys Zac, Harry and J de for coming from Kingston last weekend to help our senior colt boys out because we were short. The boys were a real joy to watch and played with great integrity.
Following this week's game we will be holding the Nangwarry Gold Cup, so make sure to put on your best race ou it and come along for a great night. It kicks off at 8pm.
Well done to the B grade boys on their big win against Glencoe, these boys are now 2nd on the ladder The Senior Colts also showed great promise and had a real compe ve game in a ba le for their first win.
We would like to individually thank our several Major Sponsors for suppor ng the Nangwarry Netball and Football Club for season 2023. This week we acknowledge Empak and Godrik Construc ons.
teams. But I can't fault our kids for playing out 4 quarters of footy and giving everything they've got ll the final siren. We played some good patches throughout the match and I do believe that when we play our best we can match good sides just need to be able to do it for 4 quarters.
B Grade: What a fantas c win today, it's the first me we have kicked a 100 points. A big welcome back to Benny D, who kicked 5 goals. We won the ball out of the middle and it made it easy for the forwards. Sco y con nued his fantas c start to the season. We are now si ng second on the ladder, but have two big games coming up so we need everyone to get out on the track this week. Best Sco y, Donny, Jarred, Blake, Jayden, Jordan. Goals: Benny 5, Blake 3, Josh Clayfield 2, Jordan 2, Josh M 1, Jayden 1. Go the Saints.
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Junior Colts: Tough day for our boys this week against a handy Glencoe side, only having 12 kids available didnt help. We've probably had a 3 tough weeks against some good
A Grade: Glencoe with their overlap running and clean hands got the jump on us from the outset which made us play catch up football for the remainder of the day. Again we put together some very good passages of play and were able to finish the game with 14 majors on the scoreboard. Despite the final scoreline we were s ll able to salvage some highlights out of the game. Congratula ons to Archer Virtanen on kicking his first senior goal of his career - a moment he will remember for ever. Secondly we would like to congratulate Jack Pudney for the honour of winning the Phil Muhovics medal. His game was typical of what this medal represents. Ironically Phil coached Jack as a junior - well done Jack. Best players for the day were Jack Pudney who worked relessly all day, Joel Virtanen who also kicked 3 goals to compliment his good game, Logan Gibbs stood up despite a bout of illness, Archer Virtanen who con nues to improve each week, Brodie Parsons finishing with 2 goals for his efforts and Andy Hyland who con nues to excite the crowd week in week out with another bag of 5 goals.
This week we take on Kongorong at home and we look forward to the challenge.
A Grade Coach: Cameron Sandercock
B Grade Coach: Tony Elletson
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Coach: Ma Maidment
Two from four last week against the Burr, not ideal, but we will keep pushing to make it four from four and get some more wins on the board across all grades. A quick shout out to the Brant boys, Ryan and Kane, who donate the wood for the gate raffles each home game – and when Mt Burr’s Adam Gardiner drew his own name out, gave everyone present at the draw a bit of a laugh! A er this week’s game at Nangwarry, we head back to the Club for the Black and Gold Ball, so get the frocks and suits out, dust off the dancing shoes, it’s sure to be a great night.
Under 11: This week we played Mount Burr and it was a perfect opportunity to focus on sportsmanship and teamwork. I take my hat off to the kids who played either a third or two thirds for Mount Burr and I’m sure they enjoyed playing against their own teammates. Both sides displayed a high level of skills which made for an exci ng game of football. From the GG’s a er the game to Mount Burr and their players coming in to the change rooms for fruit boxes it was great to see all kids interac ng together. Awards: Intersport - Mason Li le, President’s Award - Ryder Telford, Rob & Amy Whi y AwardTed Ellis, Coach’s Award - Iziah Hunt, Club Award - Mac Brant & Jordan Collins, Donut King: Nathaniel Elletson. Junior Colts: Another great team effort last week as we came away with a good win. A special men on to Ma y Maidment for his efforts coaching up l this point, and we wish him and Elly well as they move up towards Adelaide and start a family Mark Paech has taken over the reins and is con nuing the good work set down by Ma y. Awards for last week: Aussie Disposals Voucher - Koby Galloway, Spot-On Fishing AwardAxel Page, Janeway Plumbing AwardJacob Gordon, Sam Pearce - The Lucas Family Award, Jimmy Whi y - Paradise Pizza Award and Samuel McInnes rounding out the best players.
Senior Colts: A quite even first three quarters to the game, with us managing to keep in touch on the scoreboard up l the final break. The Burr kicked away in the last boo ng 5 goals to our solitary point. Re-group this week and come out firing to take on the Nangwarry boys. Awards: Ma hews Petrolleum Award - Toby McKinnon, MT Wheels Award - Jack Aus n, Swallow Drive Meats - Harrison Elletson, Mick Mullan Award - Tyler
Reserves: A very special day for the Club with some fantas c milestones achieved. Robbie Hein played his 100th senior game for the club and again led the rucks in great fashion. Dan Hann played his 150th senior game and kicked a brilliant 7 goals, on top of thirty odd touches. Meanwhile, club legend John Simkin brought up his 500th goal whilst playing for Kongorong. ‘Simmo’ kicked 5 in two quarters of football and con nues to show the brilliance that has delighted Hawk fans for many a year. The whole team contributed to a big win, and we were able to throw the magnets around to give most of the guys a chance to get around the ball at some stage. A big challenge awaits us against the Saints, and we look forward to tes ng ourselves against a strong team this week. Dan Hann was rewarded with the Club Tea Award for a best on ground effort, Robbie Hein following closely with the Killara Food Centre Award. Paully Ellis con nued his fine form to receive the Collins Court Butchers Award. Andrew Telford scored the Commercial Hotel Award and Sean Farrell the Pick Ave Bakery Voucher. Congrats also to Jacob Arthurson who put the Mug Award to good use.
Seniors: Not the result we were a er, especially when figh ng back in the third quarter to retain the lead going into the break. They piled on the goals and run away with the win. More hard work on the training track and commitment to the team, if we are to turn these games around to be in our favour. Best player (albeit with a slightly more crooked nose!) Ma Cordy, taking home the Commercial Hotel Award. Luke McIntyre is se ling into his role and received the Collins Court Butcher Award. Ethan Norman dominated in the ruck to earn the Club Tea Award and Fraser Brewster con nues to work hard ge ng a Club Tea Award also. The reless efforts of Corben O’Dea were rewarded with the Killara Food Centre Award, and Will Vickery fought hard all day to get the Pick Ave Deli Award. Belated congrats also to Mick Waters, on playing his 150th A Grade game v Glencoe, a top effort by a top bloke, and a solid contributor, week in week out for the Hawks.
Good luck to all teams this week against Nangwarry
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Junior Colts: Tough loss last weekend. The boys seemed up and about before the first bounce. However credit to the Kongorong boys because they came out the gates strong and knocked the wind out of our sails. Once we regained ourselves a touch we had some outstanding performances. Levi moved into the guts at hal ime and put on a clinic and bagged a goal. Logan was put in a consistent, strong effort all day. With one play he really showed courage and stopped a certain goal. Heads up and moving on to this week for hopefully a strong performance before the bye.
Highlights of the game for us was the performance of midfielder Brock Sandow who dominated at fullback, Jack Hateley who was our best forward, Zac Gray, Ben Ballantyne, Jacob Gregory & Kody Bowering. Welcome back to the club for Jason Mee a er a 15-20 year gap between games. Thanks also to Blake Brant, a senior colt who has been training with us and helped make sure we didn’t play short. We have a tough game this week against Robe before a couple of welcome weeks off.
Brady Sharp
Lukas Montuori
Kallan Bevan
Blake Brant
Bradlee Lawson
Caleb Carr
Braden Manhood
Charlie Bevan
Chance Mitchell
Reed Gardiner
Finn Woolston
Eli Green
Jimmy Li le
Jedsen Gamble
Jackson Joesphs
Mostyn Li le
Dallas Montuori
Declan Brant
Heath Johnston
Rylan Mckay
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Senior Colts: Last weekend we travelled to Kongorong and came up against a very determined team eventually shaking them off in the last quarter and coming home with the win. Best players were Sam Hunt who played a really hard in and under pressure game, Brady Sharp took some really strong marks and led the team well, Levi Theile showed his smarts in the forward line kicking and se ng up goals, Dallas Montuori put on plenty of tackles and is star ng to get his hands on the ball on a regular basis and Chance Mitchell had a really solid game and didn't stop compe ng all game.
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Nate Peterson
Hunter Joesphs
Becky Davis
Stella Davis
Lexi Fox
B Grade: A number of injuries and a ridiculous suspension meant the club was short a lot of players yesterday. This meant that quite a few regular ‘B grade boys’ got their opportunity to play A grade and it presented opportuni es to try a few things different in the reserves. Kongorong played great footy from the start of the game to the end and we were no match for them. I felt we competed well but were just outclassed.
A Grade: Last weekend saw us travel to Kongorong for another tough ba le. The game was an even affair for the first half with their inaccuracy keeping us in the game early. Once we were able to get the ball moving on our terms it started to open up for us but Kongorong wouldn’t let the game go easy. A er a tough slog it was good to come away with a good W. Best for the day were - Wil Bowering who’s run, carry and skill were on show for all 4 qtrs. Dyl Ridz who put on a masterclass in ball control and foot work, dancing his way thru traffic. Tay Allen who has an inspiring work ethic and never stops. Andy Ridz who was just as dangerous as his brother with the ball in hand and kicked 2 great goals. Jack Muhovics who works me and me again down back or on ball & Josh Wallis who really has come into his own playing up forward and is proving hard to stop when on the lead.
Well done & thank you to all who organised our Wine & Dine night!
Onto Robe @ the Burr this weekend before the Interleague break.
Go Burr.
A Grade Coach: Nathan Brown
B Grade Coach: Anthony Kokiousis
Junior Colts: The boys came into toady looking for a win, but it wasn’t to be. Without coach Bucko to steer the ship we were a bit all at sea! Be er players were John Hinchliffe who’s having an outstanding year as is Byron Carter, Captain Flynn Collins, Spencer Aitkins and Saxon Mar n. Thanks to the 4 boys who played for Kongorong today, Carter, Nate Allen, Jimmy Collins and Harvey Moore. Good luck to the SAPSASA boys this week in Eli Jess, Spencer Aitkins, Braxton Maczkowiack – it’s a great week of footy. Go the Roosters.
4. Early in the match the Robe backline lead by Deane and Sneath con nually repelled any a acks but as the game wore on they were starved of opportuni es and had to dri forward to become involved. It was difficult to restrict Robes best players to six evidenced by the fact that they had 15 goal scorers and had a ten goal last quarter. Du on, Lawrie, Bryant, Dunn, Hentschke and Woodward played solid clean football con nually moving the ball with method into the forward line. However no one would have ques oned had a different five been selected.
Senior Colts: Big game against Kongorong needing a win to stay in the hunt to get a top four spot. The boys rocked up absolutely raring to go. With two big ins Max Robbo and Daniel Nunan adding heaps of firing power to the squad. The boys put together another four quarter TEAM effort winning by 114 points. Max and Dan sharing 16 goals between them. Best players Max Robertson, Daniel Nunan, Nathan Gibbons, Flynn Peel and Kaiden Carter. Incen ves went to (Steve's place) Dan Nunan first game back for the year kicking 9 and Charles Moore (Denton Sports Power).
A Grade: Robe came off a less than convincing win over Glencoe and had been asked by coach Brown for an improvement this week and the team responded in the best way. A er an even first quarter in which Kongorong kicked with the wind as well as applying manic pressure on the ball carrier Robe took control and kicked 22 goals to
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Tantanoola 58 (K. Ousey, T. Rowe) def
Hatherleigh 48 (E. Waton, L. MacGregor)
Kalangadoo 62 (A. Duncan, J. Auld) def
Port MacDonnell 33 (K. Collins, A. Berkefeld)
Glencoe 76 (Z. Mulraney, S. Ewards) def
Nangwarry 11 (K. Gray, C. Ploenges)
Mount Burr 43 (M. Theile, O. Dean) def
Kongorong 20 (K. Wright, E. Lightbody)
Hatherleigh 48 (I. Nowak, A. Campbell) def
Tantanoola 37 (L. Barber, K. Redden)
Port MacDonnell 42 (K. Smith, I. Sneath) def Kalangadoo 35 (R. Wetherall, J. Ryan)
Glencoe 70 (L. Childs, S. Brierly) def Nangwarry 32 (T. Ploenges, T. Stewart)
Mount Burr 47 (M. Gamble, H. Guye ) def Kongorong 37 (Z. Vonstanke, S. Fox)
Tantanoola 50 (D. Rutkowski, A. Fensom) def Hatherleigh 45 (E. Major, N. Chambers)
Kalangadoo 54 (D. Ingley, L. Mules) def
Port MacDonnell 35 (J. Grigg, D. Spencer)
Glencoe 70 (A. Clegge , H. Dunsford) def
Nangwarry 22 (K. Simmonds, A. Burdon)
Kongorong 45 (J. Poel, J. Moelder) def
Mount Burr 22 (S. Lowndes, B. Gray)
Hatherleigh 48 (M. Thwaites, F. Jackman) def
Tantanoola 33 (C. Taylor, A. Mason)
Kalangadoo 40 (E. Devine, E. Smith) def
Port MacDonnell 26 (A. Smith, A. Moulden)
Glencoe 49 (M. Govan, A. Briggs) def
Nangwarry 26 (M. Glynn, C. Haskins)
Mount Burr 34 (R. Fox, S. Jankowski) def
Kongorong 22 (M. Formosa, A. Brant)
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Tantanoola 73 (K. Thomas, B. Poulish) def
Hatherleigh 51 (I. Nowak, N. Faulkner)
Port MacDonnell 60 (S. Collins, L. Lamb) def Kalangadoo 20 (G. Gen le, A. Chuck)
Glencoe 70 (A. Medhurst, L. Thorne) def Nangwarry 23 (S. Black, E. Timms)
Mount Burr 61 (E. Easterby, O. Holland) def Kongorong 42 (E. Sealey, K. Gordon)
Hatherleigh 85 (L. Carruthers, K. Ne le) def
Tantanoola 18 (B. Roberts, L. Bentley)
Kalangadoo 59 (C. Peacock, L. Egan) def
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Port MacDonnell 27 (C. Day, J. Morgan)
Nangwarry 52 (M. Timms, M. Ma hew) def Glencoe 34 (C. Childs, S. Tweedle)
Mount Burr 52 (H. Lowndes, C. Brant) def Kongorong 17 (L. Foster, R. Carrigan)
Hatherleigh 45 (L. Hamilton, L. Faulkner) def Tantanoola 27 (R. Damhuis, S. O’Brien)
Kalangadoo 49 (M. Peacock, Z. Cole) def Port MacDonnell 21 (L. Whan, A. Smith)
Glencoe 59 (G. Cary, E. Stewart) def Nangwarry 20 (J. Petrie, R. Rohriach)
Mount Burr 43 (C. Sigton, H. Gellion) def Kongorong 14 (M. Aikenhead, Z. Vandepeer)
Hatherleigh travel to Kalangadoo to face off against the undefeated Magpies in round eight. Kalangadoo’s strong goalies Ebony McDiarmid and Abbey Duncan move with ease and are able to shoot with accuracy throughout the circle, meaning that Hatherleigh defenders Maddie Redman and Elly Redden will need to work over me to limit their shoo ng opportuni es. Eagles Erin Watson and Lara MacGregor will need to apply pressure around the circle on Magpie midcourters Chloe and Jayde Peacock to curb their impact and accurate passes into their goalies. Hatherleigh shooters Demi Vanderhorst and Maddie Pulmer will need to move well in the circle under the pressure of Lara Munro and Lauren Kain. Kalangadoo’s strength throughout the court will prove too much for the Eagles and they will come away with the win.
Glencoe head to Tantanoola to face off in the match of the round. Glencoe’s strength in the defensive circle from Sarah Edwards and Chelsea Owen will put the pressure on for Tantanoola’s goalies Emma Gould and Keryl Ousey. Tantanoola’s Tayla Rowe and Kate Bromley combine well in the circle for the Tigers and will need to work over me to curb the influence of Glencoe’s Jenna Paproth and Chantelle Cocks who shoot with accuracy and move fluently in the goal circle together. Glencoe Wing Defence Chloe Pfitzner will work hard around the circle edge and make Tantanoola’s Casey Walker earn every pass into the circle, forcing errors and chasing up turnovers. This match could go either way, but both teams will fight hard to secure the win.
Nangwarry host the Hawks in what is set to be a close game, with both teams figh ng to get their first win on the board. Nangwarry’s defensive duo of Kayla Gray and Carly Ploenges will work over me to limit the movement of Kongorong’s Tilah Buckingham and Sarah Gardin. Nangwarry’s Cassie Dinnison and Hawk Rach Perry will ba le hard through the midcourt with both figh ng to gain possession for their respec ve teams. Kongorong defenders Riley Buckingham and Emily Lightbody will use their height to their advantage to limit the opportuni es at goal for Hayley Vanderhorst and Tahlia Wilson. Both teams will come out firing to get the win, and this could go either way.
The Roosters head to Mount Burr this weekend to play off against the Mozzies. Mount Burr goalies Ebony Clark and Lauren Wheeler have proven me and me again that they are accurate in the circle meaning that Robe’s defenders Emma Wheal and Georgia Perkins will need to limit their opportuni es to score. Robe goalies Demi Carter and Tori Gluyas combine well in the circle and shoot with accuracy, even under the pressure of Mount Burr’s Megan Thiele and Olivia Dean. Annie Regnier and Laura Schultz will fight hard through the midcourt to gain possession for their respec ve teams, feeding with accuracy into their goal circles. This game will be fought with strength by both teams, and has the poten al to be close, however Robe will likely come away as victors on the day
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Junior 1: A cold morning made for a slow start to the game but once we got going we didn’t stop. Some fantas c passages of play through the mid court with strong leads got the ball to our goalies lots of mes. Amazing defence saw the ball bouncing back to the a ack end me a er me. We need to show more determina on to pull in the loose balls and to keep coming forward un l we have the ball in our possession. Windy condi ons made scoring difficult but we never gave up. Adele took home the Wendy’s award for her endless backing up and movement in the goal ring. It was fantas c to see Ashley on the court. The way she came out firing earned her the McDonald’s award.
Junior 2: Another great game with a lot of impressive footwork. I love the big shoulder passes that everyone is ge ng right! And the drive down court work well this week also. Best players this week was tough with everyone playing a great game, but Olivia and Alyssa came away with the goods!
13 & Under: Another solid team effort with some of the things we’ve been prac cing at training happening in the match. Welcome back to Ashley! Great to see you back on the court this week. Molly had another great defensive game, Zara was strong a er her heavy knock and Ma lda and Emmity con nue to combine well in goals, taking some great balls. Ava ran the court hard and Lexie, Ella and Tekani were tenacious in defence. We do need to work on slowing down at mes and making sure we are leading towards the ball. Well done girls!
15 & Under: Another solid effort today against a tough opponent. We had some different combina ons which we all adapted well too. We capitalised on the turnovers with beau ful shoo ng by Shayden, Lucy and Kiersten. Chloe and Ava fed beau fully into the goalies. Zoe, Molly and Maya defended fantas cally which caused turnovers. Chloe, Lucy, Kiersten best.
17 & Under: This week showed we s ll have plenty to work on at training. There was lots of posi ve signs. It was pleasing to see we are pu ng into prac ce what we are talking about in the breaks. We adapted to the
different combina ons. We had lots of defensive pressure causing turnovers. Georgia and Allara best players.
B Reserve: Fantas c effort today by every team member. It was a defenders game and the wind made it challenging for the goalies. The mid court linked well, providing many op ons down the court. Emma Smith (Café Melzar) and Emily Devine (Fasta Pasta) taking out the best player awards - solid game girls. The coaching team is super proud of the B Res group. Thanks to Abbey Thompson for si ng bench and suppor ng.
B Grade: Brilliant game today girls, our first quarter was not our best netball but we didn’t let that get to us we came out firing in the second quarter and really took it from there. This week we had new combina ons in our defensive end with Demi and Lydia who took a moment to gel but when they did they were unstoppable. Thank you so much to our two junior guns Abby Thompson and Maya Anderson, you both played amazingly and we all appreciate you filling in for us! Once again great feeding into the circle from Chels and Zoe finished off with accurate shoo ng from our goalies. Best players Demi Ingley (Gambier City Pharmacy) and Lydia Mules (The Ary).
A Reserve: A tough game today at windy Port Mac. We struggled from the outset to convert our turnovers to scores on the board and Pt Mac didn’t hold back. We had some good passages of play throughout with again some new combina ons. Our first and last quarters were strong but we couldn’t get on top of our polished opponents. Best this week Reanna - Intersport, JamieBFT.
A Grade: The welcome to country smoking ceremony performed by Timmy once again boosted our intensity in the first quarter where we were able to gain a strong lead through tenacious pressure led by Loz. In challenging weather condi ons the a ack line were able to pa ently find Eb and Abbey who converted with ease. It was pleasing that we were able to implement some elements that we have been working on and looking forward to the challenge of fine tuning some areas. Best players went to Abbey (Globe Hotel) and Jane (BFT).
Junior 2: The girls came up against a strong Tant side on the weekend and they sure gave it their all. It was good to see the girls being pa ent with the ball to find the best pass in most situa ons. We have been ge ng be er at using the space each week and it's really helping our flow throughout the court. We had determina on and chase for the loose ball all game and it really reflected in how much of the play we had. Awards: Maggie Ma hews (Macca's – Mt Gambier), Emma McGrath (Beggs, Bean & Bar), Indi Haines (HLC).
Junior 1: Today we came up against some strong and tall opponents, which tested us. It was posi ve to see that we stood strong and worked hard! We valued the ball well, making sure that we were pa ent with passing op ons. We are using some great prelims but need to remember to meet the ball and use our angles. Defensively everyone chased down the loose balls and stuck ght on our opponents. Hands over the ball was solid, but remember we only need to be three feet. Awards: Hazel Hamilton (Beggs, Bean & Bar), (HLC), Leyla Charlo e Chambers (Macca's – Mt Gambier), Kaia Green (HLC).
13 & Under: Hatherleigh (45) def Tantanoola (27). We struggled to find momentum in the first half, however, a er some tough words at half me came out firing! Defensively we turned the game around, valuing the ball and shoo ng with accuracy. Its important we play four strong quarters of netball. We need to remember to work hard for every ball, that every player has their role and that it takes seven posi ons on court to get the job done!
Awards: Chloe David (Beggs Bean & Bar), Sienna Clarke (Macca's – Mt Gambier), Grace Andre (HLC).
15 & Under: Hatherleigh (85) def Tantanoola (18). Another top effort by all the girls today We started working more on our front cuts and drives down the court which was great to see. Our transi on down the court was great we just need to remember not to rush and take that deep breath when we get a turnover. S ll a bit we need to work on especially coming up against the harder teams in the next few weeks. Awards: Leni Carruthers (HLC), Kalli Ne le (Macca's – Mt Gambier), Sylvie Barlow (Corner Clip).
17 & Under: Hatherleigh (51) def by Tantanoola (73). Awards: Imogen Nowak (Daisy Sun the Label), Niah Faulkner (HLC), Deni Brown (Macca's – Mt Gambier).
B Reserve: Hatherleigh (48) def Tantanoola (35). With a couple of players out with injury as well as another couple with strapping ge ng them on the court, we knew it was going to be tough. The first quarter started at a fast pace, with both teams pu ng their bodies on the line. Missed opportuni es to score were capitalised on by both teams and at the end of the first quarter Hatherleigh were up by one goal. A change brought Kalli on to WA where she immediately made an impact with her speed and drive. Eliza and Melita stood strong against a very physical Tant defence and Hatherleigh extended the lead to be up by four at half me. A strong and accurate third quarter by Melita was well supported by Fiona in defence who kept her goalie goalless. More talk and defensive pressure down the court also made the difference. We do need to work on our court placement and posi on on court and have vision for the easy op on. They say the third quarter is the premiership quarter and this was certainly in our favour as we further extended our lead to hold a nine-goal advantage going into the last. Eliza shot her heart out in the final quarter, Fiona and Grace played cleanly in defence and Sarah, Sally and Nic got their hands to plenty down the court and provided op ons coming out of defence and feeding into the goalies. It was a strong physical game, and it was great to see everyone stand tall. Let's con nue to work on pu ng the things we work on at training and come out strong against K'doo. Huge thanks to Billie for primary carer, Ames for ming, Raels for scoring and Chloe Bellinger for si ng bench. Awards: Melita Thwaites (K&S Fuels), Fiona Jackman (Somerset Hotel), Kalli Ne le (HS&RC).
B Grade: Hatherleigh (45) def by Tant (50). Both teams started strongly, and the game was fast paced from the get-go, which resulted in a very even first quarter. Hatherleigh's mid-court a ack with Nat and Jasmyne ensured plenty of opportuni es were created for goalies, Eliza and Ellie, who capitalised and converted it into
goals. Ella played a strong defensive game at WD pu ng pressure on the opposi on with Demi and Sophie suppor ng the effort and working hard to get the ball in the opposi ons goal circle. Hatherleigh were two goals up at the end of the first quarter. With no changes at the start of the second quarter the game con nued on evenly from both sides. Nat made an impact in WA shu ng down a strong mid-court a ack and Ellie and Eliza con nued conver ng opportuni es into goals which resulted in Hatherleigh being five goals up at half me. Changes at half me included Georgia taking the court at GK, Meg at WA, Hayley in GS and Demi moving out to WD. A few missed opportuni es in the mid-court which Tant took advantage of led to Hatherleigh losing some ground, being only one goal up at three quarter me. The final quarter Hayley took the WD posi on and held strong against a fierce mid-court a ack from Tantanoola. Ellie in GA and Eliza in GS con nued but Tant answered with accurate shoo ng and consistent pressure which led to Hatherleigh losing by five goals. A lot of changes through the second half of play proved somewhat unse ling as Tant pushed for the win. Thank you to our scorer, Ali and mekeeper, Stacey. Awards: Ella Major (Somerset Hotel), Nat Chambers (K&S Fuels), Hayley Bell (HS&RC).
A Reserve: Hatherleigh (48) def Tantanoola (37). With Kerry away, as well as a few players missing, the start of the game was a bit fran c but to the girls credit they just got on with the job and were up by one at quarter me. A er we could all take a breath at quarter me the girls really took charge having a cracker second quarter giving them a good lead going into half me and they then con nued to dominate the game playing some great netball. Congratula ons to Imogen Nowak who played her first full game and played an excep onal game moving nicely and working extremely well with Ali. Ali again played a solid game at GA with a very high work rate crea ng lots of space in a ack. Georgia had a physical tussle all day but fed the goalies with precision while Shayla worked hard all down the court always being an op on. Lucy had a great game shu ng down op ons despite feeling unwell and the ever-strong combina on of Sarah and Millie con nued to cause havoc for Tant crea ng many turns. We also had Niah Faulkner hit the court in the last who did an amazing job and took two turnovers at cri cal stages so well-done Niah. Thanks to Eliza also who started and played a solid quarter while then si ng bench. Another great team game with some great netball played… well done girls! Thanks to Karen Pulmer for stepping in last minute to score and Olivia for primary caring. Awards: Imogen Nowak (Somerset Hotel), Ali McLennan (K&S Fuels), Georgia Hunter (HS&RC).
A Grade: Hatherleigh (48) def by Tantanoola (58). A solid team game today with many good learning experiences for our younger players which will only make us stronger. We had plenty of opportuni es, a slow start put us under pressure from the beginning and we couldn't eliminate our errors to close the gap. Tantanoola played a very strong consistent game which we matched for the majority of the game but our decision making and trus ng our structures lacked at mes in every quarter which gave Tant the edge. Mads P played a solid game for her 100th game with good movement and smart, quick passing to Demi. Dem contributed to work super hard all game with some great drives into the circle while Rosie fed the goalies with precision yet again and worked hard to get posi on for every ball. Erin worked hard to be an op on all day in a ack and defence combining well with Lara to come up with turnovers together. Lara worked relessly to help create turnovers before the ball got into Tants tall mbers and as always was a strong op on coming out of defence. Elly and Mads R had their work cut out for them up against two very tall goalies but when we contested the ball and worked as a defensive unit, we got hands and turns, and we got be er as the game went on. I think we can s ll take away a lot of posi ves with some areas improving and we will con nue to work hard on the aspects that let us down. Thanks to Millie and Shayla for si ng bench and Sarah, Kalli, Chloe, and Olivia for helping with all the jobs! Awards: Erin Watson (K&S Fuels), Lara MacGregor (Somerset Hotel), Maddie Redman (HSRC).
Junior 2: Poor girls having to brave the cold to step out on the court today. I wonder if we need the lollies to make a comeback to wake them up a li le! We were a li le slow in the first half, our passes needed some work, but we managed to get warm and the flow down the court began to come! There were some great intercepts against a taller opposi on! I will see you in a couple of weeks girls, Tay will teach you a few things, take it all in! Best players this week went to Gracie, fantas c intercepts & voice on the court, great mentorship to the younger ones. Polly, your leads were strong and you chased up loose balls! Keep it up! Tiger Cubs had a game against some of the Li le Eagles and they did so well! A er last week's internal game, it was so good to see how much they remembered! Great improvement girls
Junior 1: With 2 of our 'older players' absent it was pleasing to see several of our 'younger players' step up and perform so well. Also pleasing was some individual efforts – Nyree – going from strength to strength in her first full season of netball. Zahli –working on hand posi on and taking some hard passes, also delivering good shoulder passes. Stella – concentra ng on her shoulder passes and it is really paying off. Also her ght defensive work. Pippa – con nuing her consistent form, par culary in defence, even though not feeling 100%. Awards went to Zahli (Shanks Engineering), Lidia (McDonalds) and Stella Perry (Wendy's).
13 & Under: Good game girls, we stuck with Hatherleigh un l half me, but our 3rd quarter let us down again. We need to work on keeping that intensity up. We are definitely improving & ge ng stronger the more we are playing as a team though which is great to see. Awards today went to Summer for her excellent effort & ge ng ps on that ball & to Renae who never gives up & gives 110% all game.
15 & Under: Today it was great to see what we prac ced at training “coming forward” was put into our game. Also some players took control of the ball & more thought was put into our passing which was great to see. With everyone coming towards the ball rather than running away crea ng a bit of crowding at mes but this is something we can work on at training. Denton's Sportspower award went to Bethan who today put all those things we have prac ced at training & more on court. Fakes, roles, intercep ons,
ball chase, leading forward & direc ng play. Wendys award went to Lani who was always there for her team making some brilliant leads & front cuts. Her voice was great & she posi oned well on ring. Alexis got the McDonalds voucher for listening well & pu ng these things on court.
B Reserve: We need to concentrate on our game and focus pu ng into play things we have prac ced! Maybe let's have a dedicated warm up and listen to your captain, these games are winnable so let's start showing we can do this. Awards: Denton's Sportspower - Chole Taylor, McCourts - Amy Mason.
B Grade: A nail biter game to watch on the weekend a er star ng off flat against a strong Hatherleigh side. The girls fought hard throughout the game being down by just 5 goals coming into the last quarter, the girls pulled out all the stops having a ripper last quarter coming away with a 5 goal win. Best on went to Danni Rutkowski who kept the team in the game on mul ple occasions with her strong defence in the ring, down the other end runner up Ash Fensom shot with pure accuracy to help the team get over the line. Both girls receiving Tant meal vouchers.
A Reserve: A rela vely even first quarter between the teams however Hatherleigh had a 1 goal lead at the break. The second quarter seen a few unforced errors on the Tigers behalf and this allowed the Eagles to gain a bigger lead at the main break. In the third quarter Tigers made some changes are were able to se le a li le more and work on our game. Some great turnovers from the defensive end created numerous opportuni es for our goalies. The fourth quarter was again nearly another even one, but the final whistle saw the Tigers go down by 11. Plenty of room to work with and con nue with our game of netball. Best Lucy - Since Fi y Six and KrystalSince Fi y Six.
A Grade: Great start to the game with Keryl (Denton Sportspower) shoo ng at any range and at close to 90% accuracy. It's great to see the way her, Emma, Jami and Kate are moving the ball and showing pa ence when needed. Casey provided a strong drive out of defence, while Tayla (Somerset) and Kate rebounded strongly and took some mely intercepts. The work on the “li le things” are star ng to pay dividends. Our second half wasn't as impressive as our first with a few turnovers of our doing, something that we can con nue to work on.
Junior 2: Well done everyone! It was an amazing game by all of you and a special thanks to all the girls who filled in for us. There were lots of touches by everyone and great talking all game. Shooters did well for passing it around and in their movement. Defenders had great hands up all down the court and there were great drives by everyone. Best this week went to Billy C (LICO Pty Ltd.) for good driving and encouragement went to Charlo e B for lots of touches in all 4 quarters. Well done everyone!
Junior 1: A tough game for us today They had some very tall players which made our passing difficult. Everyone adjusted in the second half and did a great job and we had much more of the ball. Jaylee was best player (Metalworx) with some amazing intercepts and paradise pizza award went Charlo e who did a great job with her leading.
13 & Under: A great team game today girls! You all worked well together in the first half to gain a substan al lead and this allowed everyone to try a new posi on in the second half. We took our me to adjust in the third quarter and played a more cohesive game in the last quarter. It was fantas c to see everyone chasing up every loose ball and pu ng everything into prac ce that we have been working on at training. First best went to Gracie (Dycer Construc on) who adapted well to a new posi on. Her defensive pressure resulted in plenty of touches. Second best went to Ella for her accuracy and movement in the goal circle. Third best went to Annabelle who slowed down the play and controlled the ball well. Thanks to Jasmine for si ng bench for us. Let's come out firing again this week.
15 & Under: Good game today girls. We had some really good passages of play all over the court. Shooters really stepped up their shoo ng this week, taking shots with confidence and accuracy. Mid court controlled the ball be er and had a cleaner transi on than previous weeks. Defence had a different style of shooter play against them than what they're used to and slowly adapted their li le feet to get around. First best (Maloney Plumbing) went to Chloe Childs who rolled out in the circle to create space instead of following the ball, while also finding her voice to direct play. Second best went to Shae Tweddle who ran hard all game constantly trying to create turnovers and also play the mature roll in direc ng play. Some li le things to work on at training but a good team game today girls.
17 & Under: Awesome win girls! Be very proud of how you all played. Alyssa & Montana had great movement in the circle. Great passing & driving from Lara, Zoe & Jena. Kayla, Giaan & Caitlin worked hard in defence with plenty of turn overs. S ll plenty to work on at trainings but we are slowing ge ng it together 1st best – Alyssa (Degaris Lawyers) for her great posi oning & shoo ng in goals.
2nd best – Lara for her awesome passing & driving down the court.
B Reserve: An awesome team effort today! Our game was great to watch, moving the ball down the court, mostly smoothly, with smiles on our faces. I am proud to see the improvement from our first game and the confidence that has been gained as we se le into our posi ons. Alarna ran hard at centre and adjusted well when taking a turn back in defence. Jacinta came on and helped create many opportuni es to score. Ryleigh got hands to many balls and backed up her teammates well. Mikayla had an impressive game at WA, being a reliable op on and passing cleanly into the circle. Jorja and Jas proved once again that they're a great combina on in defence with many deflec ons, intercepts and rebounds. Karli and Lydia moved well in the circle together and took some impressive shots. Best players were Mik (Key2Sale), Alarna and Jas. Great win girls, congrats!
B Grade: 70-21. Good game today girls. Was good to be able to try out some different posi ons. Our first half worked really well, the second half we looked a li le red but all game our defensive pressure down the court was great yet again crea ng many turnovers. We just need to slow down and look a er it a bit be er some mes. Our best players went to Amy (24/7 Car and Dog Wash) and Hayley ge ng hands to many balls and bringing it down the court well.
A Reserve: Well done girls! Great game from everyone today. Great passages of play all the way down the court. We implemented the things we worked on at training which was great to see. Fantas c 4 quarters from Laura at WA (1st Best – B&P Travel and Cruise) – controlled passing into the goalies and great drive out on all centre passes. Good adap ng to the new combos and pace of the game as well. Great defensive pressure from Sammy (2nd Best) both in GD and WD – your handy li le touches and reading of the ball gave us so many opportuni es. Well done to Max and Abbie in goals who kept going and going all day – your movement con nued to improve throughout the game. Great job everyone! Let's con nue this form going into next week.
A Grade: Glencoe 76 d Nangwarry 11. A good win to get under our belts. Our defensive pressure was really high all game and allowed our a ack to have plenty of supply. Great to see everyone get their hands to some intercept ball. Our intensity wavered throughout the game which resulted in some back and forth netball. A big congratula ons to Zoe (O'Brien Electrical) for making her A Grade debut. Zoe had a fantas c game contes ng ball on the centre pass and driving strongly out of defence (par cularly in the second half once your nerves were gone!) We can't wait to see you play many more A Grade games! Let's get to work at training to sharpen up our skills and come out firing next week. Big thanks to Sammy and Laura for si ng bench.
Nangwarry Netball club would like to thank the senior umpires Meighan, Lydia and Ange for making themselves available on the weekend. Meighan drove from Portland and Lydia and Ange were both from Glencoe and had the weekend off from their own club and helped us out.
Well done to the 15's on ge ng the win, these girls show a lot of promise moving forward and the club is looking forward to watching them grow
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Junior 2: The weather held off for the girls again this week. It's great to see how much the girls are learning each week. We are so proud. Each week, we release a new skill the girls need to learn. No goals this week but we definitely got the ball down there a few me just need some shoo ng prac ce. The best players for this round were Scarle l for reading the ball really well and being all over her player all game and Lexi for doing a great job defending and making her player work really hard to get around her to get the ball.
Junior 1: Another great game girls, guess what hardly any stepping this week which is awesome. You are all more aware of your footwork. Good driving by everyone down the court and our passing is so much be er, not just passing into the person we are thinking about our passes more well done. Keep up the work girls. Penola Recyclers award Aubree.
13 & Under: Tough game against a strong Glencoe team. James and Ruby worked hard in defence all game to get a lot of rebounds and intercepts. We had a slow first half but changes in the second half proved to work well. Ella had a shot in goals and did an awesome job and Darcy went to WA and played really well crea ng lots of space and had strong passes into the shooters.
Thank you to Izzy and Asha for filling in. Best players went to James and Ruby with Ruby ge ng the award.
15 & Under: Great team effort. Every player contributed and I am more than pleased with how you all listened and tried to implement new skills. Big thank you to Ella, Darcy and Lucy from 13s and Millie for filling in. Millie earnt herself the Subway award for slo ng into the team so seamlessly and backing herself to let the long pass go. We hope we can have Millie part of our team going forward. Hopefully we can con nue to back each other and play a team again against Kongorong so we can gain another win.
B Reserve: Well done girls, the first half of the game saw more posi ves, and a be er game of netball being played. Through all 4 quarters we need to remember to keep pushing and giving our all but keeping it how we want to play our game. Maddy and Chloe you found your spark playing together in that defence role you both talked and guided each other. Kate and Davina worked well down in that defence keeping the pressure on Well done to all girls, each week there are more posi ves being shown through our games, best player Maddy Glynn you worked so well in GK all game.
B Grade: A er a slow start girls we se led in and worked on many of the things we prac ced at training. Krissy took a number of intercepts as she worked hard in defence. Giorja played a great game at GD for the first me, she surprised herself by rebounding well and driving hard out of defence. Zoe played a great game at GS holding in the circle and combined well with Shandeen. Montana was able to pass into Zoe and opened the game up with driving in and out of a ack and defence. Let's con nue to train hard and implement what we learn into the game and hopefully we will reap the rewards soon.
A Reserve: A big thank you to Hayley and Cassie for playing a half each at GS. Jamie was able to combine well with both of you and worked hard in the circle, she found her eye early on and gained the confidence to shot anywhere within the circle. Tamara and Teresa fed well into the goalies, and were able to move the ball around the a ack wai ng for the perfect pass. Lyndal and Bri worked relessly in defence both were able to rebound and drive the ball out of the defence, Jenna was pivotal in the centre third driving and re offering when needed. Girls do not be to dis heartened we played well in patches and managed to get within 8 goals at one stage, if we con nue to be pa ent, play our own game we will pull together 4 great quarters.
A Grade: Another tough game but we went out and gave it all. Small errors let us down in passing and just passing to a name not looking first. Our overall transi on down court was great and we were ge ng it in to a ack a lot it is all star ng to come together. Great defence by all the defenders you turned over many balls again and worked hard awesome work. Let's keep working on it we will get there. Thanks Teresa and Bri for helping out again. Fasta Pasta award went to Kayla.
13 & Under: Bad luck today girls. Leading behind and crowding lost us the game, but I was very impressed with the way you li ed in the second half. You really are improving each week and I am so proud of the way you keep your heads up and always try and finish strong. It's been a pleasure to coach you this season and I look forward to seeing your progress from afar! Awards today went to Meeka (Fasta Pasta) and Zayley (Zambreros).
15 & Under: Solid effort today girls, didn't come away with the score we wanted but always next week. Couple of good plays in the first quarter in our shoo ng end! Few changes throughout the game, s ll have room to improve with who works well where. Congratula ons to our quiet achiever Ruby Carrigan with her 50 games today! Also coming away with the Badenoch's award. And Lily Foster with the Zambreros award. Score 17-52.
17 & Under: Bad luck today girls, we knew we were going to have a tough game and Mount Burr certainly showed what they're capable of. In saying that we lost the ball due to our own errors, par cularly just weak passing and lacking under fa gue. Our intensity did match there's throughout the match but they beat us in fitness. We know what to expect against these top three teams though now and so hopefully we can step up to the contest and get the win next me. Best players Evie Sealey - Birdy Blue, Kyla Gordon - Lima and Co.
B Reserve: A much be er game against Mt Burr girls. You played more as a team and worked well in each area of the court. Defence was strong with Amie & Izzy backed up by Le a in WD Tamika & Amber shot be er this week and passed well between themselves and the players on the circle. Marnee worked hard in C and WA and picked up a few sneaky intercepts. Courtney started
well in C un l her injury and Paige played a strong game in WA & C. Jordy played well in GA ge ng in some good goals. Thanks to Paige & Jordy coming up from u17s and filling in for us. Awards: Marnee – F45, Amie – Vanity & Izzy – Confessions.
B Grade: What a lot of posi ves to talk about today! From a strong and relentless defence (over 8 held balls) to a fluid and controlled a ack –the en re team pulled together for our first win for the season – a what a win. Jess and Chloe's accuracy in the goal ring (from anywhere) was the stuff of legends with Jess shoo ng 12 in the final quarter alone! The mid-court girls led, fed and kept their cool with many intercepts to be had. I could sing the praises of each girl on court today and the win allowed the girls to show what they were made of! Congrats girl! That was a cracker! Congrats to Milla on her 100 games and best players were Jas (Birdie Blue) and Jess (One Forty One). Go Hawks!
A Reserve: A disappoin ng loss. Many great possessions throughout the game for the Kongorong A Res. Great defensive pressure down the court and in the circle. A fantas c drive in a ack from Zara Vonstanke. Best players: Zara Vonstanke and Sam Fox.
A Grade: Not our day girls. We need to look a er each other and believe in ourselves to play the way we want and know we can. Its another me where we have let ourselves down and just didn't wake up today. It doesn't feel good, but lets use that as fuel to work hard this week and come out firing next weekend. Best on went to Kate Wright (The Commersh) who celebrated her 100 games today as well as Emily Lightbody (San Piero).
OTHER ITEMS (Milestones, social func ons etc):
Kate Wright (A Grade) 100 games.
Milla Buckingham (B Grade) 100 games.
Thanks to our major sponsors - Your Choice Conveyancing, J & M Shanks
Engineering, ACM Plumbing, South East Property, Acky's Deli, Lowndes
Abrasive Blas ng, Laura and Vicki Hair
Junior 2: Even though I wasn't there to watch you girls play, I have heard nothing but posi ve things about how you all showed great teamwork and leadership. Your calling for the ball was excellent and showed what a great li le team you are. I am really proud of how you are all working together as one, it's awesome to see! We really need to focus on coming towards the ball and passing to the person in front. Thank you to Cathie-Anne for stepping up and taking the coaching role this week. You did a fantas c job and the girls had a great me.
Junior 1: Well done girls on a great team game last weekend. It was great to see so many combina ons working well together. We had some great passages of transi on and our defensive pressure all over the court was great! The award this week went to Mia (Wendy's) for her great defensive efforts. Thank you to Olivia for umpiring.
13 & Under: Well done girls, a great win. Great shoo ng and rebounding from Emily, Sophie and Courtney. The movement was be er this week and passing within the circle is improving. Great defence from Isabelle and Hope working well together and turning many balls over. Jessica on the wing made it hard for their WA, and took some mely intercep ons. Alice was strong at coming out for our centre passing and driving down the court crea ng space. Hannah played on the wings either end and did a great job ge ng in front and strong passing into the circle. Thanks to Jay for scoring and Zoe for umpiring. Awards: Hannah –Zambrero and Courtney – Millicent Florist.
15 & Under: Well done girls a very good improvement from last week! We were able to apply what we've been prac cing and prac cing at training. There were a few li le mistakes that were made but we were able to turn those around, keep our heads up and score from those! We all went out with a posi ve a tude and it's amazing what that can do alone! Good luck for next Saturday against Robe girls! Best players went to Holly (Muffin Break) for her con nuous efforts in goals and shoo ng with a lot of accuracy! Callie (Cafe Melzar) for being able to see both and get a lot of intercepts that we were able to score from. Well done. Thank you Stacey for umpiring and Monique for scoring.
17 & Under: Another great game today girls! We were able to extend our lead each quarter under very windy and cold condi ons. We had a quiet first half, but were able to work together and keep ahead. Our energy and voice li ed in the second half, and our want for the ball allowed us to force many turnovers and create many scoring opportuni es. Jas and Ashlee shot accurately, with Olivia, Ella and Jemma pu ng pressure all the way down through the mid court. This
allowed us to force errors in our defensive end, with Makaylah, Macy, Tilly and Abbey being able to cause many turnovers. Awards went to EllaDucky's, Olivia - Since Fi y Six. Thanks Madi for umpiring and Nicole for scoring.
B Reserve: Well done girls for working together as a team, and keeping your heads up. The support and respect you have for each other, see you come away with win, with or without me on the sidelines. A massive hanks to Zoe and Simone for stepping up and helping me and suppor ng you girls. Thanks to Nathan (Zali's Dad) for scoring and Caitlyn for umpiring. On a personal note, thank you to everyone for their support from my Burr family and also from outside our club. I certainly felt the love from everyone.
B Grade: Bad luck girls, a er an unse led week in our team it would of been nice to turn that around with a win! unfortunately Kongorong we're looking for their first win of the season and definitely fought hard. We are s ll struggling to create space when moving the ball down court which resulted in a lot of held ball calls. Our defence in the goal circle is working great and I can see Stacy and Charlo e really working hard to talk to each other and being team players, Breanna stepped up to take on the centre role which was great to see! We need to remember that when we're in possession of the ball we are all a ackers and when we don't have possession we then all become defenders! Thanks to Tilly for scoring and Dawn for umpiring and Maddie for being my team manager
A Reserve: Well done girls, figh ng hard to come away with the win. What a great team game. It was great to see everyone pu ng pressure on the ball all over the court crea ng many turnovers. Once again our defence working reless ge ng many intercepts. Our drive down the court is improving each week. Great shoo ng by Maddi and our movement in the circle and working together in the a ack line is looking solid. Thanks to Sam for scoring and Kelly for umpiring. Awards: Laura and Vicki Hair – Maddi Gamble, K and S Fuels – Heidi Guye .
A Grade: This week’s game seen us back on the winners board! Our strong start in the first quarter had set the tone for the rest of the game and a steady lead to start. Our outstanding defensive work from Megan and Olivia le Kongorong having work extra hard to gain any a empt at ge ng the ball into the goal circle. The endless effort from Laura and Ella created a steady flow through the mid court and also feeding our goalies, Ebony and Lauren with precision passing. At half me we had extended out our lead and welcomed Caitlyn and Ashlee onto the court. Ashley found her groove in the goal circle and worked well with both Ebony and Lauren for the last half Caitlyn's defensive pressure didn't go unno ced both down court and in the goal circle. Well done on the win girls! Again thanks to all umpires, scorers and mers for the day
A Grade: Robe 69 d Kongorong 32. Great team game today girls! A consistent four quarters of netball. We played our game and backed each other up all over the court. Halle had a boomer at WD and got her hands to heaps of balls and put plenty of pressure on all over the court – coming away with Calcu a (Woodsoak Wines). Georgia tried hard all game and adjusted on a tall opponent and read the ball well, ge ng herself plenty of intercepts – winning herself incen ve.
A Reserve: Robe 55 d Kongorong 23. Great effort from the A Reserves today. Kim and Kez shut down the goalies in the circle, keeping on their toes to get the turnovers we needed. A huge congrats to Kez for her 200 games. The a ack moved the ball fluidly down the court with the shooters working in tough condi ons to get it in. The team is building every game, showing in our weekly results. Keep up the great work Roosters! The Woodsoak Wines Calcu a – Kimberley Aus n. Incen ve – Stacey Woodward.
B Grade: Robe 41 d Kongorong 18. Another great win from the B Grade team. A ack had a difficult game today from both tough opposi on and extreme weather condi ons. Defence played well, ge ng stronger each quarter. Goal shooters also had a difficult me with strong defenders but held their nerve for a decisive victory Each quarter saw each player grow stronger in their confidence in posi oning and strong ball control. Overall, a great game – bravo Roosters! The Woodsoak Wines Calcu a – Lily Falkner-Hunt. Incen ve – Sienna Brooks.
B Reserve: Robe 30 d Kongorong
12. Coming off a win last week, we knew we had to go in to today with the want and drive to win and that we did. Passes were precise and the play moved smoothly down the court. A change at 3 quarter me could've sent the game either way but luckily it worked and the girls held a solid lead. The Woodsoak Wines Calcu a went to Tamara this week for 4 solid quarters in centre. My incen ve went to Cassie who went between WA and WD effortlessly
17 & Under: Robe 37 lt Kongorong 49. Many silly mistakes took part in our game, stepping, silly passes, got giving the ball to first op on. Many changes were made this game and discovered Georgie is a great asset in defence with her fast feet this earned her the Millicent Sportspower best player but she also had a great day in goals. Charlie received the Union Café
incen ve for her loudmouth on court and to con nue to drive onto the ball instead of the stop start she is used to, which is exactly what I asked for from her. Everyone had a great game, and anyone could have received best player. A massive thank you to Olivia Birchall for si ng bench and fer having a cracking quarter in defence with her sister
15 & Under: Robe 14 lt Kongorong 23. We had an unse led start to the game, with many wayward passes, but a er a few posi onal changes we se led and played some be er netball in the second half. It was great to see the determina on in our defence line, with Olivia Cheung taking on board advice and playing a solid game. Well ba led Olivia Birchall against a very tall opponent, you fought it out un l the end. We will keep focusing on accurate passing and posi ve talk on court and I know the rewards will come. Thank you to Makenzie and Kiana for fill in. Awards: The Pastry Place Best Player: Olivia Cheung. Hook & Harvest Incen ve Award: Olivia Birchall.
13 & Under: Robe 13 lt Kongorong 26. The girls came out firing in the first quarter wan ng a win and it showed. We finished the first quarter up for the first me this season unfortunately the momentum didn't stay and with a couple of changes throughout the game we just didn't get back up. We will work on footwork and be ready for next me we play hoping to get the win. Union Café best player went to Lacey Brooks for her reless effort in C and Robe Seafood & Takeaway incen ve went to Livia Jess for a wonderful game in WA.
Junior 1: What a great game today! Each week we work on ge ng in front and pu ng a name on our passes. Today that started to pay off. Most games were searching for players to help us out but this week we had 9 players. The girls happily rotated the bench and cheered on their team mates. Kendall came back this week a er a broken arm and got the SE Excava ons coaches award for a full consistent game in centre.
Junior 2: What a great game!! Everyone played really well and tried really hard! Some great passages of play and we got another goal – well done Halle! Lydia drove well and tried really hard to get in front of her player and won the Caledonian Inn incen ve award. Great work girls –you're all improving so much each week!
A depleted Nangwarry ou it had the tough task of facing the reigning premiers at Glencoe. Nangwarry took the first centre pass and were met with a wall of maroon defence, which the Saints were unable to penetrate through.
Glencoe con nued this high-pressure defence and were able to convert in their a ack line, scoring the first six goals of the game before Nangwarry got off the mark. The leaders for their respec ve sides in Donna Jaeschke and Cassie Dinnison took control of their teams through the centre, with both contes ng any balls in their vicinity. Some inaccurate conversion from the Murphies gave the Saints opportuni es to move the ball down court due to the strong rebounding of Kayla Gray, however the Glencoe defence line con nued to cause turnovers. Glencoe entered the first break leading 19 to 3.
The Murphies came out strong in the second quarter making it difficult for the Saints to find safe op ons down court and forcing them into long and high op ons which were snapped up by Glencoe’s Sarah Edwards and Chelsea Owen. Nangwarry’s defensive duo of Gray and Carly Ploenges worked over me to limit the movement of the Murphies goalers, keeping them to only 15 goals for the quarter. Glencoe led by 27 goals heading into the main break.
Nangwarry made some changes at half me; with Dinnison moving into WA, Bri any Dycer entering the court at C, Teresa Stewart heading to the bench and goalies Tahlia Wilson and Hayley Vanderhorst swapping bibs. The Glencoe side remained unchanged. Glencoe’s debutant Zoe Mulraney had an intriguing ba le with Dinnison in the second half, contes ng on every centre pass. Jaeschke con nued to take charge of the Murphies a ack line and find Chantelle Cocks under the post. Gray and Ploenges con nued to apply the pressure but the supply was too much to keep at bay. The Saints struggled to transi on the ball down court which was reflected in their only two scoring opportuni es for the quarter compared to Glencoe’s 24.
The final quarter was much of the same, with Nangwarry’s a ack line working hard but unable to convert on the score board.
Mulraney and Edwards drove the ball strongly out of defence for Glencoe to connect with their a ack line. The final score being Glencoe 76 defea ng Nangwarry 11.
Best players - Glencoe: Zoe Mulraney, Sarah Edwards; Nangwarry: Kayla Gray, Carly Ploenges.
Hatherleigh hosted Tantanoola which was a fast pace, physical game with Tantanoola’s goalies of Emma Gould and Keryl Ousey finding their long range shoo ng early on, pu ng a lot of pressure on Hatherleigh’s defence whenever they got it in the goal circle however Hatherleigh down the other end were moving the ball fast in the goal circle and showing strong offensive rebounds with Maddie Pulmer and Demi Vanderhorst. Tantanoola were making the most of their turnovers going into the first break leading by 5.
The second quarter con nued to see both teams applying intense pressure through the midcourt with Hatherleigh’s Erin Watson and Lara MacGregor working relessly and crea ng opportuni es for Hatherleigh but with
Hatherleigh’s decision making & passing needing improvement, Tantanoola were making no mistakes again in the goal circle with Ousey shoo ng from everywhere to further their lead by 2 going in at half me 7 goals up.
With no changes being made from either side Hatherleigh had some work to do but Tantanoola con nued to be aggressive at each ball and was always there with strong passages of play with Tayla Rowe con nuing to put the pressure on against the Hatherleigh a ack end. Hatherleigh’s Maddie Redman got hands to a few crea ng more opportuni es but again the easy mistakes for Hatherleigh were making it hard for them to close the gap with Tantanoola being up by 9 going into the last.
The last quarter con nued to be a very ght contest with the Hatherleigh defence unit working hard & crea ng many turns before it got into Tantanoola’s goal ring as Gould and Ousey made no mistakes when they had ball in hand shoo ng 14 from 14. Hatherleigh’s mistakes throughout the court were minimised this quarter and got a run on half way through the last pegging the score line back but a few mistakes at costly mes saw Tantanoola remain composed to edge a li le further forward adding an extra goal to the lead to come out victorious 48-58. Regardless of the score line being 10 this was a fast paced, highly contested game with Tantanoola making less errors to come out on top.
Best players - Tantanoola: Keryl Ousey, Tayla Rowe; Hatherleigh: Erin Watson, Lara MacGregor.
Kalangadoo travelled to Port Mac in what was predicted to be a one sided affair. Kalangadoo hit the ground running, Jayde & Chloe Peacock moving the ball through the centre with ease and Abbey Duncan & Ebony McDiarmid finishing off with very accurate shoo ng for the Pies. Demons defence Alana Berkefeld & Alysha Coon tried their best - but the height of McDiarmid was troubling Coon & there were very limited rebounding opportuni es. Jane Auld was also impressive at Wing Defence for the Pies, causing numerous turnovers. Kalangadoo were out to a big lead 18-5 at quarter me.
The second quarter saw Megan Hein come to the bench and promising 17 & Under Lara Wilson take the Goal Shooter bib. Wilson combined quite well with Kori Collins but a few missed a empts rebounded by Pies defenders Lara Munro & Lauren Kain, meant that Kalangadoo built on their lead - stretching out to a 21 goal lead at half me.
The third quarter saw more changes for the Bay. Hein moved to Wing Defence; Liza Mutch moved into Centre & Michelle Moore took the Wing A ack bib. Kalangadoo remained in the same posi ons. This quarter was more evenWilson & Collins shot well and Berkefeld got quite a few touches turning the ball over to give the Bay a few more opportuni es at goal. McDiarmid at Goal Shooter for the Pies was in amazing form - shoo ng the majority of their goals this term. The Pies drive out of defence was also impressive, as was their pressure over the ball. Auld con nued to get touches and cause havoc for the Bay midcourt. 49-22 in favour of the Pies at three quarter me.
Kalangadoo swapped Munro & Kain in defence. This quarter was probably the Bay’s best, shoo ng 11 & keeping the Pies to 13. Final score 62-33.
Best players Kalangadoo: Abbey Duncan, Jane Auld; Port MacDonnell: Kori Collins, Alana Berkefeld.
Round 7 at Kongorong saw the strong ou it of Mount Burr take on the young Hawks at home in tough condi ons. Mount Burr got off to a great start shoo ng the first couple of goals unanswered. Olivia Dean for Mount Burr was on from the second the first whistle blew, causing pressure and turnovers all across the court. Laura Schultz was working hard with the drive and feeding with accuracy to her goalies, Lauren Wheeler and Ebony Clark, who both got a lot of ball under the post, together knocking up 10 for the quarter in tough condi ons. The Hawks were looking nervous and slightly unse led in the first quarter and the Mozzies were able to capitalise well giving them a 6 goal lead heading into the first break.
The second quarter saw the defensive line-ups for both teams have a real good crack across the court. Megan Thiele for the Mozzies and Riley Buckingham for the Hawks ba led hard down each end, both at mes being influen al for their respec ve sides through the second term. The Hawks struggled to se le up in the second quarter, but the mid-court in Ebony Lawson, Rach Perry and Kate Wright were able to get a be er look at the ball. Buckingham and Emily Lightbody in defence for the Hawks were working over me, making the Mozzies play possession netball and work the ball around. Clark and Wheeler however turned it up another gear, where their experience showed and the Mozzies led by the pa ence and skill of their mid court were able to push their lead out a further 10 at half me with the murphies 22 to Kongorong 6.
The Hawks went into the third quarter with work to do, and to do so made changes all over the court to try and curb Mt Burr’s run with the ball. Lightbody’s height proved crucial as she was able to get her hands to rebounds and Buckingham li ed her work rate and started to see some reward from her pressure in the first half. Down the other end of the court the Mozzies defenders were also finding their groove with Thiele and Dean finding hands all over the court and capitalising on any missed shots by the hawks. This quarter seen Wheeler the focal point for Mount Burr, as she shot 9 of her side’s 12 goals for the term as they worked the ball down the court fast and with accuracy
Both teams con nued to fight hard defensively up either end to run out the game. The game saw Lightbody’s pressure progressively build and well supported by Wright down the a acking end for Kongorong whilst Thiele and Dean up the other end both didn’t ease up pace, capitalising on any errors and transi oning the ball down the court to give their side a mass of scoring opportuni es. Despite the young Hawks improving game and a empts to limit the damage on the scoreboard, Mount Burr were able to get a look at much more of the ball in a ack which ul mately seen them run away with the game.
The final quarter saw no changes for the Bay & Hatherleigh 48 lost to Tantanoola 58 Kongorong 20 lost to Mt Burr 43 Best players - Kongorong: Kate Wright, Emily Lightbody; Mount Burr: Megan Thiele, Olivia Dean.
3rd June v Nang (away) - Black & Gold Ball, details TBA
17th June v Tantanoola (home) - Sponsor's Day
24th June v K'doo (home)Kong Pong Tournament
15th July v Hatherleigh (home)Beyond Blue Match, B Grade Football Reunions
2002-4 and Past Players Day, Netball Teas, Kids Night
12th August v Mt Burr (away) - Kongorong Cup
19th August v Nangwarry (home) - Ladies Day
26th August v Tantanoola (away) - Kongchella
14th October - Senior Presenta on Night
3rd June - Nangwarry Cup, Horse Racing & Fashion on the Field, 8pm
8th June - Thursday Sni y Teas at Tarps a er training, me TBA
24th June - Cocktail Night, Music & Semi-Formal, 8pm
29th June - Thursday Sni y Teas at Blue Lake Golf Club, me TBA
22nd July - Teas & Awards at Tarpeena Pub, 6pm
29th July - Nangchella, DJ, Dance & Drinks, 8pm
12th August - Auc on Night, Sit Down Meals, me TBA
19th August - Teas & Awards at RSL, 6pm
TBA - Junior & Senior Presenta ons
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Round 1 - 15th April 2023
Kalangadoo 127 d. Kongorong 104
Tantanoola 31 lt. Robe 121
Nangwarry 37 lt. Mount Burr 126
Port MacDonnell 121 d. Glencoe 28
Hatherleigh bye
Round 2 - 22nd April 2023
Glencoe 161 d. Hatherleigh 64
Kongorong 62 lt. Port MacDonnell 92
Robe 76 d. Kalangadoo 36
Mount Burr 69 d. Tantanoola 62
Nangwarry bye
Round 3 - 29th April 2023
Hatherleigh 125 d. Kongorong 66
Port MacDonnell 68 lt. Robe 84
Kalangadoo 67 lt. Mount Burr 68
Tantanoola 113 d. Nangwarry 46 Glencoe bye
Round 4 - 6th May 2023
Robe 85 d. Hatherleigh 51
Mount Burr 30 lt. Port MacDonnell 125
Nangwarry 34 lt. Kalangadoo 132
Kongorong 114 d. Glencoe 72
Tantanoola bye
Round 5 - 13th May 2023
Hatherleigh 60 d. Mount Burr 46
Port MacDonnell 188 d. Nangwarry 62
Kalangadoo 84 d. Tantanoola 34
Glencoe 72 lt. Robe 96
Kongorong bye
Round 6 - 20th May 2023
Nangwarry 69 lt. Hatherleigh 145
Tantanoola 43 lt. Port MacDonnell 103
Mount Burr 135 d. Glencoe 61
Robe 162 d. Kongorong 43
Kalangadoo bye
Round 7 - 27th May 2023
Hatherleigh 100 d. Tantanoola 50
Port MacDonnell 60 d. Kalangadoo 51
Glencoe 185 d. Nangwarry 95
Kongorong 59 lt. Mount Burr 92 Robe bye
Round 8 - 3rd June 2023
Kalangadoo v. Hatherleigh
Tantanoola v. Glencoe
Nangwarry v. Kongorong
Mount Burr v. Robe
Port MacDonnell bye
10th June - South East Zone Carnival
Round 9 - 17th June 2023
Hatherleigh v. Port MacDonnell
Glencoe v. Kalangadoo
Kongorong v. Tantanoola
Robe v. Nangwarry
Mount Burr bye
Round 10 - 24th June 2023
Kongorong v. Kalangadoo
Robe v. Tantanoola
Mount Burr v. Nangwarry
Glencoe v. Port MacDonnell
Hatherleigh bye
Round 11 - 1st July 2023
Hatherleigh v. Glencoe
Port MacDonnell v. Kongorong
Kalangadoo v. Robe
Tantanoola v. Mount Burr
Nangwarry bye
8th July - SA Country Championships
Round 12 - 15th July 2023
Kongorong v. Hatherleigh
Robe v. Port MacDonnell
Mount Burr v. Kalangadoo
Nangwarry v. Tantanoola
Glencoe bye
Round 13 - 22nd July 2023
Hatherleigh v. Robe
Port MacDonnell v. Mount Burr
Kalangadoo v. Nangwarry
Glencoe v. Kongorong
Tantanoola bye
Round 14 - 29th July 2023
Mount Burr v. Hatherleigh
Nangwarry v. Port MacDonnell
Tantanoola v. Kalangadoo
Robe v. Glencoe
Kongorong bye
Round 15 - 5th August 2023
Hatherleigh v. Nangwarry
Port MacDonnell v. Tantanoola
Glencoe v. Mount Burr
Kongorong v. Robe
Kalangadoo bye
Round 16 - 12th August 2023
Tantanoola v. Hatherleigh
Kalangadoo v. Port MacDonnell
Nangwarry v. Glencoe
Mount Burr v. Kongorong
Robe bye
Round 17 - 19th August 2023
Hatherleigh v. Kalangadoo
Glencoe v. Tantanoola
Kongorong v. Nangwarry
Robe v. Mount Burr
Port MacDonnell bye
Round 18 - 26th August 2023
Port MacDonnell v. Hatherleigh
Kalangadoo v. Glencoe
Tantanoola v. Kongorong
Nangwarry v. Robe
Mount Burr bye