Western Border Football Netball Budget - The Western - Round 10 2022

WESTERN BORDER FOOTBALL & NETBALL

The

F.L.

Western ROUND 10 - JUNE 18

Successful weekend for WB Netball & Football WBNA 17 & under were victorious in their division 1 grand final against the Riverland 29-14 & WBJFL went undefeated in both the U15's and U17.5's

CASTERTON SANDFORD v NORTH GAMBIER MILLICENT v EAST GAMBIER WEST GAMBIER v SOUTH GAMBIER

GAME PREVIEW

THOMAS MILES - SE VOICE

success to start the second half of the season with Casterton Sandford v North Gambier The Bendigo Bank Western Border Football League an important win. will spring back into action this Saturday as players Millicent is the overwhelming favourite with only return from a rare week off. one defeat while East Gambier has only recorded Due to the competition’s recent restructure the the one win.

WBFL senior side was absent from the Limestone The Saints’ deep squad has proven its ability to win Coast Regional Football Carnival which gave all in almost all scenarios and it will be buoyed by memories of overturning a 25-1 quarter time players a rare week off.

When they lace up their boots again it will mark the deficient last time they faced the Bulldogs. commencement of the second half of the season Millicent has not skipped a beat since winning every game with its ability to suck opponents in and catch and the race for finals is heating up.

The teams with the most to lose and gain are North them out with an open forward line paving the way Gambier and Casterton Sandford, who are in the to some big wins. middle of a fierce fight for third position.

The Tigers clearly hold the ascendancy one win Coach Clint Gallio said some tough calls could be clear of the Cats and West Gambier Roos, but one coming up in the next few weeks with the likes of himself and Tom Hutchesson missing from the fullyslip up will bring them back to the pack.

Even though there is not much separating the firing team in recent rounds. teams on the ladder, North will be confident of “We just expect people to come in and play their role because they understand it,” he said. singing the team song come Saturday evening.

The yellow and black completely outclassed the “We still have a few blokes sitting out, so that will Victorians when they met in round 5 at Vansittart make it really tricky to pick a team over the next couple of weeks.

Park.

“But it is a good position for the club to be in In a four-quarter performance, the Tigers were able because we have a great understanding of what to nullify Casterton Sandford’s physical and everyone can do.” contested style in the second half and strolled to a 50-point victory.

Meanwhile, East has battled to keep up with teams Sam Stafford was the hero booting six big ones and throughout games and hopes the midseason bye the likes of Dylan Ayton, Matt Killey, Tom Foster and also brought about a change of fortunes.

Damian Wombwell will be focused on cutting off It may loom as a daunting task, but a source of the forward’s supply. inspiration could come from one of the most loved The ruck contest between North’s Brett Kennedy players. and Casterton Sandford’s Hamish McCrae will be an Longtime club servant and current playing co-coach intriguing one.

Jayden Eldridge gives it his all every time he steps onto the field, but this weekend will be even more Both sides will be keen to win after suffering defeats special. to the big teams in recent weeks and reestablish Eldridge will wear the Bulldogs jumper for the their cases for September.

200th time in the A Grade arena.

For the Cats it’s another big chance for them to The impactful player can make impacts all over the prove they can challenge the higher-placed teams, ground, especially across the halfback line and was while the Tigers are hungry to regain some an integral part of East’s 2017 premiership.

For many years Eldridge was a spiritual leader momentum after back-to-back defeats. around McDonald Park and last year he was finally elevated to the senior coaching staff and his Millicent v East Gambier Few will forget the previous clash between these teammates will do their best to make one of their two rivals when the football and netball world favourites proud. stopped to celebrate the first nations culture at McDonald Park.

West Gambier v South Gambier The ceremonies and special Indigenous jumpers The West Gambier Roos ensured they skipped into may not be present in the return clash, but the the midseason break with a spring their step with a same big names will still be running out striving for tense win over the Bulldogs, but this weekend’s

F.L. home battle against South Gambier will be a different kettle of fish.

Although the West backline has held strong in recent weeks keeping East and Millicent below 50 points, the challenge of restricting the Demons to the same figure will not be easy.

South is the highest scoring side in the competition being the only team to kick more than 700 points with Brayden Kain, Brodie Foster and many others further up the ground hard to stop.

Kain said he is comfortable with where his team currently sits, but hopes the best is yet to come with a stronger team expected.

“This bye has come at a crucial time for us because we have had some young players step up and fill the void with the team not being at full strength,” he said.

“Then after the bye hopefully we will be able to comeback at full strength with a couple of players coming back after resting up.

“So we are really looking forward to the pointy end of the year and hopefully we can gain more momentum.”

It has been a year of change for the Roos with Daron McElroy arriving at the team as coach and many personnel changes.

Despite this West has been able to scrape enough wins to sit fourth and assistant coach Nathan Lewis said McElroy has brought a lot to the team and things are starting to come together ahead of a huge run to September.

“He is doing a great job and we are just starting to get a bit of belief,” he said.

“Apart from lapsing for a few periods, but we are able to sustain good pressure and as a young side we are running out games pretty well.

“Our goal is to make finals and we are starting to talk about maybe upsetting some of the teams above us and playing South on our home deck is a great opportunity to try and make a statement.”

ROUND RESULTS SENIORS East 1.4 1.6 1.8 3.8 (26) West 0.1 1.5 2.8 5.12 (42) Best - East: J. Eldridge, N. Lock, L. Johnston, J. Forster, C. Slape, M. Ferguson; West: M. Minuzzo, L. Lean, J. Pfitzner, E. Giddings, M. Cornolo.

Goals - East: S. Lock, M. Rumbelow, M. Scanlon; West: A. Pfitzner, M. Minuzzo, N. Taylor, L. Bradley-Brown, B. Papps.

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South 5.1 10.5 17.9 19.12 (126) Cast-Sand 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Best - South: E. Fisher, H. Winterfield, C. Williams, L. Foran, B. Whicker, K. Eagleson; Casterton Sandford: K. Forbes, J. Smith, H. Smith, T. Searle, N. Georgiadis, C. Jones.

Goals - South: E. Fisher 8, K. Eagleson 6, C. Williams 2, N. Seager 2, L. Gray, B. Milstead, R. Hein, J. Meyer; Casterton Sandford: No goals.

U/18's

North 2.2 2.5 3.7 5.7 (37) Millicent 1.4 2.12 6.13 9.16 (70) Best - North: B. Shepherdson, S. Stafford, J. Holli , J. Schutz, N. McInerney, N. Mark; Millicent: F. Bradley, K. Bradley, K. Varcoe, D. Bromley, S. Waring, T. Renzi.

Goals - North: J. McConnell 2, D. Bachmann, S. Stafford, B. Allen; Millicent: D. Bromley 3, H. Nitschke 2, K. Gibson 2, S. Willis, C. Gysbers.

North 1.2 4.4 7.6 7.11 (53) Millicent 4.2 4.3 4.4 6.4 (40) Best - North: B. Braithwaite, B. Dethmore, A. Dally, B. Allen, O. Dempsey, S. Richards; Millicent: A. Fuller, J. Todd, N. Joy, T. Lang, M. Varcoe, T. Dunn.

Goals - North: R. McLaughlin 2, B. Anderson, Z. Clark, B. Dethmore, N. Haywood, B. Allen; Millicent: T. Dunn 3, T. Lang, D. Lasle .

South 4.2 6.2 9.3 13.5 (83) Cast-Sand 0.3 2.4 2.7 2.7 (19) Best - South: E. Marks, M. Harrold, T. Reid, M. Sims, M. Hein, K. Bowd; Casterton Sandford: D. Cleary, J. Carlin, E. Currie, D. Ayton, A. Mckinnon, N. Schembri.

Goals - South: B. Kain 3, C. Munro 3, M. Sims 3, B. Virgo 2, N. Forbes 2; Casterton Sandford: B. Galpin, A. Mckinnon.

East 0.1 0.2 1.4 2.6 (18) West 6.5 11.8 13.12 17.13 (115) Best - East: L. Bae Htoo, N. Bignell, M. Price, K. Dwyer, S. Nai, K. McCracken; West: L. Lefever, T. Smith, M. Byfieldt, G. Ros-Smith, J. Day. Goals - East: K. Wagener 2; West: L. Lefever 7, M. Cornolo 3, R. Cowling 2, J. Day, S. Medhurst, S. Nay Than, J. Baggio, L. Paku, C. Carson.

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U/16's

East 1.1 1.4 3.4 3.7 (25) West 4.1 9.5 11.8 13.11 (89) Best - East: L. Hicks, D. Howard, T. Gilbert, C. Li le, A. Todd, S. Forster; West: J. Schapel, B. Say, J. Angus, B. Parsons, N. Lewis.

Goals - East: A. Sco , M. Price, E. Stra ord; West: J. Schapel 6, R. Wilson 3, S. Sho, B. Parsons, J. Hewe , J. Angus.

East 0.2 1.3 2.5 3.7 (25) West 4.1 6.4 7.6 8.7 (55) Best - East: E. Stra ord, S. Couldrey, K. Chi leborough, K. McCracken, N. Bignell, J. Teodoro; West: R. Ellis, T. Hammond, R. Rigopoulis, T. Stutley, F. Kenseley, A. Noble.

Goals - East: E. Stra ord 2, A. McKinnon; West: A. Noble 2, R. Ellis 2, L. Loring 2, R. Rigopoulis, S. Bowden.

North 3.1 4.3 5.7 6.7 (43) Millicent 5.2 5.5 5.9 8.9 (57) Best - North: D. Poyner, S. Shepherd, M. Kelton, T. McInerney, J. Arthurson; Millicent: B. Tilley, C. Reilly, D. Shanks, J. Todd, M. Reilly, B. Smith.

Goals - North: T. McInerney 2, E. Norman, T. Fle , S. Bu erfield; Millicent: Z. Bradley 2, M. Reilly 2, S. Duldig, N. Robbins, H. Armfield.

South 14.8 (92) Cast-Sand 3.0 (18) Best - South: F. O’Reilley, A. Sims, A. Urquhart, J. Richter, S. Domaschenz; Casterton Sandford: S. Craig, J. Wombwell, J. Jones, B. McKinnon, K. Parsons, A. Lane.

Goals - South: J. Sims 3, J. Richter 2, F. O’R. 2, A. Sims 2, S. Domaschenz 2, J. Hann, A. Milich, C. Lockwood; Casterton Sandford: S. Craig 3.

U/14's East 2.0 10.0 13.1 16.2 (98) West 1.2 2.2 2.2 2.3 (15) Best - East: R. Lawrence, J. Mee, C. McCracken, B. Sampson, A. Perryman, J. Picken; West: J. Milich, B. Szopory, H. Croker, L. Johnson, B. Noble.

Goals - East: J. Picken 7, J. Mee 2, W. Vincent, R. Lawrence, R. Grigg, T. Dumigan, T. Cook, S. Telford, R. Mitchell; West: H. Mobbs 2.

North 0.0 1.2 4.3 5.5 (35) Millicent 5.1 7.5 9.5 9.6 (60) Best - North: C. Lunnay, E. Brook, J. Driver, E. Buckland, E. Kulimushi; Millicent: L. Tunkin, T. Lawlor, B. Douglas, C. Hateley, S. Gronn, A. Smith.

Goals - North: J. Driver 2, M. Rogers, E. Buckland, E. Kulimushi; Millicent: C. Hateley 3, L. Tunkin 2, B. Douglas 2, M. Hunt, C. Kenny.

South 1.1 4.4 5.8 8.11 (59) Cast-Sand 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.2 (8) Best - South: H. Ellis, W. A will, H. Croser, H. Hicks, B. Fox; Casterton Sandford: J. Geary, C. Stephens, S. Pa on, B. Pra , B. Rhook, J. Rhook.

Goals - South: H. Croser 2, W. A will, A. Nunn, R. Miller, H. Hicks, S. McBain, H. Ellis; Casterton Sandford: J. Rhook.

North 1.1 2.3 4.4 5.5 (35) Millicent 3.0 5.3 6.5 6.5 (41) Best - North: T. Hamilton, A. Dally, J. Collins, C. McLaughlin, S. Doody; Millicent: H. Gibbs, C. Damhuis, K. Gibson, W. Wilson, A. Lindner, T. Lawlor.

Goals - North: C. McLaughlin 2, A. Dally, T. Hamilton, V. Dellorefice; Millicent: K. Gibson 2, H. Gibbs, B. Sims, J. Bowden, C. Hateley.

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LEADING GOAL KICKERS

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Bendigo Bank Seniors Name Brayden Kain Sam Stafford Dylan Bromley Garre Ha Jus n McConnell Brodie Foster Jacob Carger Mitchell Sims Ma Scanlon Adam McKinnon Mark Rumbelow Josh Werchon Liam Delaney Jordan Williams Hamish McCrae

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

U/18's Rnd Total 3 29 1 22 3 21 0 15 2 15 0 13 0 12 3 12 1 10 1 10 1 9 0 8 0 8 0 8 0 8

Name Liam Turley Harry Fisher Zach Clark Nicholas Adams Nelson Forbes Brodie Allen Mitchell Cornolo

Club South Gambier South Gambier North Gambier South Gambier South Gambier North Gambier West Gambier

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

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

Jedd Rhook Je Picken Campbell Hateley Harry Hicks Jarvi Mee C Kenny Harry Mobbs

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

U/16's

Reserves Kym Eagleson Nick Seager Steven Duldig Elio Fisher Ma hew Chapman Zac Bradley Mitchell Reilly Riley Sturges Jesse Hewe

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

6 2 1 8 0 2 2 0 1

58 21 20 16 15 13 12 12 11

Rnd Total 0 22 0 14 1 11 0 10 0 9 1 9 3 9

0 0 2 2 3 3

17 14 13 13 13 12

1 0 3 1 2 1 2

19 18 12 12 10 10 9

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*Goal kickers from round 7

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LADDERS

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BENDIGO BANK SENIORS South Millicent North West Cast. Sand.

East

W 8 8 4 3 3 1

L 1 1 5 6 6 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 735 671 606 445 511 482

Agst 462 447 544 589 725 683

Pts % 32 159.09 32 150.11 16 111.4 12 75.55 12 70.48 4 70.57

For Agst 1141 106 510 452 468 440 399 622 297 654 253 794

Pts % 36 1076.4 24 112.83 20 106.36 16 64.15 12 45.41 0 31.86

RESERVES South Millicent West North Cast. Sand.

East

W 9 6 5 4 3 0

L 0 3 4 5 6 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

U/18's South North Millicent West East

W 7 5 4 2 0

L 0 3 3 5 7

D 0 0 0 0 0

B 2 1 2 2 2

For 677 503 451 378 88

Agst 175 394 317 475 736

Pts % 28 386.86 20 127.66 16 142.27 8 79.58 0 11.96

Agst 120 350 402 490 442 522

Pts % 36 671.67 20 90 16 62.94 14 67.14 12 69.91 10 60.15

Agst 161 264 277 338 330 547

Pts 32 22 20 18 16 0

U/16's South Millicent Cast. Sand.

East North West

W 9 5 4 3 3 2

L 0 3 5 5 6 6

South East Millicent Cast. Sand.

West North

W 8 5 5 4 4 0

L 1 3 4 4 5 9

D 0 0 0 1 0 1

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 806 315 253 329 309 314

U/14's D 0 1 0 1 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 414 417 280 360 298 148

% 257.14 157.95 101.08 106.51 90.3 27.06

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U17.5 Coach Ben Hardy & Assistant Kevin Bryan

U15's Coach Andrew Nitschke

AWARD WINNERS

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LIMESTONE COAST REGIONAL

CARNIVAL U17.5's Player of the Carnival - Kalan Shanks

U15's Player of the Carnival - Kobe Gibson

Pictured with Darren Trevena (Glenelg FC Talent Manager) and Heath Sims (SANFL Game Development Coordinator)

Pictured with Darren Trevena (Glenelg FC Talent Manager) and Heath Sims (SANFL Game Development Coordinator)

U17.5's Best Player - Lachie Thiele

U15's Best Player - Dean Harten

Pictured with Darren Trevena (Glenelg FC Talent Manager)

Pictured with Darren Trevena (Glenelg FC Talent Manager)

U17.5's Team of the Carnival

U15's Team of the Carnival

FF - Brock Summerhayes FP - Harry Wright, Nelson Forbes HFF - Jackson Bowden, Billy Wiese CHF - Cooper McCully Wing - Angus McKenzie, Angus Clarke Centre - Tom Anderson HBF - Flynn Peel, Kalan Shanks CHB - Ellis Cushion BP - Joe Judd, Keenan Dwyer FB - Lochie Thiele Ruck - Cal Sparkes Ruck Rover - Eli Redman Rover - Aaron Zerk Interchange - Makenzie Pickering, Jack Hagget, Harry Schroeder, Tyler Harris, Mitch Harrold

FF - Josh Jones FP - Aaron Dolly, Riley McMullen HFF - Max Whitehead, Charlie Brodie CHF - Ned McCarthy Wing - Travis Wilson, Jacob Salmon Centre - Campbell Will HBF - Dean Harten, Ashten Lindner CHB - JD Peterson BP - Noah Maxwell, Mason McKenny FB - William Wilson Ruck - Cooper Thomas Rock Rover - Charlie Bevan Rover - Kobe Gibson Interchange - Griffin Laucke, Archer Virtanen, Hamish Davies, Jace Maxwell, Ben Copping

*Images courtesy Frank Monger (MSP Photography)

Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red

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Senior Coach: Kane Forbes Senior Assistant Coaches: Jus n Carlin, Rick Killey, Billy Galpin Reserves Coach: Joseph McArlein Assistant Coach: Zak Cleary 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32

Ma Kerr Jesse Walker-Gould Billy Galpin Alister Bright Hamish McCrae Zac Nash Adam McKinnon Pete Hutchins Diarmid Cleary © Sam Broomby Mason Hunter Tom Searle Kane Forbes Jarrad Smith Joey McArlein Dylan Ryan Tom Foster Gabe Parsons Adrian Jarrad Damien Wombwell Casey Jones Sam Craig Ma Killey Hayden Smith Hamish Carlin Jack Thompson Mick Jarrad Jason Sco Dylan Ayton Jus n Carlin Edmund Pritchard Charlie Jarrad

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

PLAYER OF THE WEEK

North Gambier Yellow & Black

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

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

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

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FRAZERBRADLEY

Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red South Gambier certainly put on a show for their returning premiership players, giving our Cats a shellacking across the different grades, it was a shame though the returning players couldn't get outside to watch the play as the weather was a little unkind.

North Gambier

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better players were Diarmid Cleary, Justin Carlin, Ethan Currie, Dylan Ayton, Adam McKinnon and Nick Schembri.

Today we welcome the Tigers from North Gambier for a Feline Frenzy, fightout for finals. We want our Cats to come out on top so I have hired Carole Baskin The Under 14 Cats gave a good to come and do a shift in the showing early, Jedd Rhook Canteen today. kicking a goal and the scores were even at quarter time, but After the games, tonights as the conditions got slippery so entertainment will be the Miss did Souths little Demons who Casterton Pageant, its a bit like went on to record a 51 point win. Miss Universe with a twist that doesn't involve Donald Trump.

Better players for the Cats were Presentations and meals will be Jagger Geary, The Dynamic Duo on beforehand, a great night will f r o m D a r t m o o r, C o n n o r be had by all, especially after a Stephens and Brody Pratt, Sam successful day on the Court and Patton, Billy Rhook and Jack Park, Carn the Cats!

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Thank-you to all our valued The Under 16's gave 100% and sponsors including Boonaroo, their goal kicking efficiancy Nutrien Ag Solutions, Bendigo showed this, but they too lost to Bank, and Casterton Secondary South by 74 points. Best on College ground went to Sam Craig, who kicked 3 goals, other Cats to be Upcoming Events: named amongst the best players J u n e 1 8 t h t o n i g h t - M i s s were Jack Wombwell, Joshua Casterton Jones, Bay McKinnon, Kais July 2nd - FLIGHT NIGHT Parsons and Archie Lane.

July 23rd – Premiership Reunion The Reserves had a day to forget, unable to get a score on the board, Ben Holmes halved Dozers scoring from our previous encounter so good job Benno. Thomas Searle and Casey Jones showed that they wo n ' t b e fa r f ro m S e n i o r selection and the Smith Brothers and Kane Forbes never stopped trying, Coach McArlein will be looking forward to the day when the Seniors are fully fit.

Yellow & Black

Winter got us at home versus Trae Hamilton, Aaron Dally, Millicent, with mixed results Jonty Collins, Chad McLaughlin & Seb Doody. over the day.

Unfortunately, we have lost Tim McInerney and Sam Egan with long term injuries. All the best with rehab to these loyal tiger boys, who I know will assist the team while they can't play.

After a promising start in the seniors, the rain came and so did Millicent. Brett Shepherdson performed in front of his in-laws (we will have to get them back every week) to be named best.

Other awards went to the brother-in-law bookends, Sam Stafford, Jordan Holitt, Jake Schutz and the Nicks, McInerney and Mark.

Similar to the U16s, the U14s got off to a slow start and ran out of time to peg Millicent back.

Awards were given to Connor Lunnay, Ethan Brook, Jackson Driver, Elmer Buckland & Esaie Kulimushi.

All roads lead to Casterton Sandford this week and all grades need to return to the winners list to be in finals contention.

Please put the following dates in your calender as we need your support on and off the field Upcoming Events 25 June – Quiz & Games night 2 July – Sponsors Day 9 July – Kids Movie night 23 July – Ladies bus trip (to Millicent) 30 July – Past Players and Officials Reunion weekend (including 2012 A grade)

C o a c h Yo u n g d i d n ' t k n o w himself with almost a full side in the reserves. We had and lost with injury a new player in Josh Peters. Hope the injury is not as bad as it looked. After I high scoring first quarter the game turned into a real arm wrestle when the rain started, with Millicent pulling away at the Thanks to our major sponsors, end. Best players were named Stuckey Electrical Contracts and Adam Prosperi-Porta, Danny KFC. Poyner, Sam Shepherd, Mitch Kelton, Tim McInerney & Jacob Arthurson.

The U18s had their best win for their year, causing coach Bryan to change his after game speech.

With plenty of good players on the day, awards were given to Brad Braithwaite, Brady Dethmore, Aaron Dally, Brodie Allen, Oscar Dempsey & Shaun Richards.

Coach Shepherdson was thinking what could have been after just falling short in the U16s, outscoring Millicent after quarter time. Best players were

The Cats Seniors battled through the coughs and congestion to finish the game behind by the same margin as the Under 16's,

ofthe FOOTBALLER YEAR NORTH GAMBIER v MILLICENT 5 4 3 2 1

Frazer Bradley Kade Bradley Brett Shepherdson Sam Stafford Kade Varcoe

South Gambier North Gambier South Gambier North Gambier South Gambier

WEST GAMBIER v EAST GAMBIER 5 4 3 2 1

Michael Minuzzo Jayden Eldridge Lewis Lean Nick Lock Jess Pfitzner

West Gambier East Gambier West Gambier East Gambier West Gambier

SOUTH GAMBIER v CASTERTON SANDFORD 5 4 3 2 1

Emerson Marks Todd Reid Diarmid Cleary Mitchell Harrold Justin Carlin

South Gambier South Gambier Cast- Sandford South Gambier Cast- Sandford

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Yellow & Black

Under 18’s Coach: Kevin Bryan Assistant Coach: Kathy Allen

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

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

Brodie Allen Henry Heywood Tyler Harris Jordan Millard

Under 16’s Coach: Laurie Jones Assistant Coach: Jimmy Boulton

Coach: Bre Shepherdson Assistant Coach:

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2 11 12 13 15 16 21 22 23 25 36 45 47 48 50

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

31 52 62 84 92

Oliver Foster Mavric Parsons Jack Wombell Ellwood Geary Paul Ferreira

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

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

Under 14’s Coach: Ma Kurzman Assistant Coach: 4 6 7 10 12 13 14 15 16 24 30 33 39 67 72

Reghan Parsons 79 Kelem Blenkiron Archie Lane 88 Takudzwa Makore Jedd Rhook Nate Longhurst Alex Hill Connor Stephens Riley Hutchins Lachie Auld Jack Rhook Brody Pra Billy Rhook Blake Kurzman Samuel Pa on Kirby Vise Jaggar Geary

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

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

Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red

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Yellow & Black

Under 12 A’s Coach: Adrian Flowers Assistant Coach: Ryan Creek

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

3 7 8 9 11 17 18 25

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

32 54 61 63 72 83 86

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

Charlie Waters Hayden Wren

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

NO TEAM FIELDED IN THIS GRADE

2 3 4 6 7 13 16 18 19

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

20 39 50 59 72 88 91 95

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

Under 12 C’s Coach: Darren Carlin 13 14 16 17 18 19 20 23 24

Lachlan Hulm Harry Simson Dana Murphy Tristan Herring Zeb Beaton Ayden Nolte Brody Davis Phoebe Gray Rupert Dorahy

Coach: Stacey Mullans Team Manager: Michael Durbridge 26 27 29 32 33 34 35 36 39

Maggie Simson Oliver Kurzman Fraser Richardson Zavier Cates Lacey Thompson Alby Lane Darcy Gorman Toby Auld Max Stephens

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Riley Gorman Jacob Rochecouste George Edgar Tate Rice Je Lykke George Robbins Kyden Graham

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

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

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

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

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Under 12 E’s Coaches: Ciaran Buckley & Sam Whelan

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

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

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Senior Coach: Ma hew Scanlon & Jayden Eldridge Senior Assistant Coach: Reserves Coach: Col Hedwards

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

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

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

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

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Welcome back to McLaughlin Park after a big break and welcome to our valued Sponsors and Partners on Sponsors Day. The value and contribution to the MFNC is greatly appreciated and we encourage our club to support all these businesses!!

We are backing this onto our MND game. A hugely worthy cause in raising money for Motor Neurone Disease research with MND affecting past president, and all round MFNC supporter Terry Mead.

Terry remained involved at a number of levels even after moving away and back home a ga i n , a n d d e s e r ve s o u r respect and support. Big Thankyou to all our club p e rs o n s fo r d r i v i n g t h i s initiative.

Also, Welcome to Ash Falla and the “Ballarat boys” … Catching up with these lads and celebrating Millie's life with Ash is always one of the days we are proud to share each year, and which makes up a part of who we are as a club!

The Reserves had a good win for BTs 250th, getting plenty of the ball at stoppages and using it to advantage. Generally, the guys used the ball wisely to bring other players into the game. Led by Nat, players pushed back to support the backline and created space and options. Ferg got some crafty touches to link players.

The Seniors got the worst of the weather and worked through it business like for another win. Dylan worked hard up forward with the challenges of the conditions, providing an option and creating further space.

Backline were solid with their reading of the play and attack on the ball. They were also creative with smart usage of the ball. Fraze and Kade were swift and clean with their possessions.

A couple of wins set the tone for an enjoyable and well

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patronised Race Night back at the club.

The slightly undermanned 18s went down to a solid performance from North with Tallan kicking 3. Better Players were Aussie, Toddy, Nick Joy, Ty Lang, Matt Varcs and Snow Dunn.

Under 16s snuck a win with Kobe back kicking 2 (Huge congrats from the club on State U15 team selection!!). Best players, Gibbsy, Charlie, Kobe, William Wilson, Ashton and Teej stepping up from 14s.

Our 14s had a solid win…

Campbell kicked 3 and 2 each to Beau and Tunks. Best players Tunks, Teej, Beau, Campbell, Gronny and Adam Smith.

The 12 A team lost by 18, Awards to Mitchell Tarrant (Maccas) and Campbell McMullan (Fasta Pasta). Best players Levi Robbins, Henry Damhuis, Cruz Gibson and Ryder Stratford.

12 C awards went to Brax Thomas (Fasta Pasta), Raff Lawlor (Bakers Delight) Colby Watson (Footy Cards) Also, must mention a couple of netball guns, Congratulations to Demi Verbena on her 150-game milestone and, huge Congrats to Lisa Duldig on a massive 350 game milestone. Lisa actually played her 350th game on GF day last year and in typical selfless fashion didn't want to have that take away from her team on the day! Then from a knee injury early this year and a few other hiccups (bloody covid) on the way we have finally been able to acknowledge her in the right way!! Well done to you both.

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With the rain pouring and oval very heavy under foot we hosted cross town rivals West Gambier we had a great start to the day with the u14s having a big win to right the wrongs of last round best players were Riley Lawrence, Jarvi Mee, Cruz McCracken, Banjo Sampson, Andison Perryman and Jaiden Picken.

Seniors was a low scoring game but we had our chances. We were in it till the last 10 minutes but couldn't finish the game off, too compound the loss we lost Giancarlo Cooper for the year with a serious ankle injury best of luck on a speedy recovery and look forward to you tearing it up next season.

U16s fought all day but were just out classed in the end best players were Elijah Stratford, Sam Couldrey, Kyan Chittleborough, Ky McCracken, Nicholas Bignell and Julio Teodoro.

Congratulations to the lads who represented us in the interleague carnival in u15 and u17s and special mention too Angus Clarke and Keenan Dwyer for making the team of the carnival in the u17s.

U18s fought all day but were just under manned with p l aye rs p l ay i n g u p a n d unavailability the guys are not giving up which is a huge tick for the coaches and players best players Lay Bee H to o, N i c h o l a s B i g n e l l , M i t c h e l l P r i c e , Ke e n a n Dw yer, Saw Nai and Ky McCracken.

The auction night coming up July 2nd keep an eye out Facebook page or get a hold of Alex Quick for more information.

This week down in millicent the club will be wearing black arm bands to honour Marylyn Salievic a great lady who will be sorely missed.

Reserves were competitive in patches but just couldn't sustain it for long enough in tough conditions best players Liam Hicks, Dylan Howard, Travis Gilbert, Connor Little, Adam Todd and Sam Forster.

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

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

Coach: Jason Dunn Team Manager: 23 24 26 35 36 40 43 49 50 51 53

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

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

17 Cody Willams 18 Keenan Dwyer

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

Coach: Sam McCracken Assistant Coach:

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Cooper Todd 36 Jackson Dean Max Hunt 47 Adam Smith 58 Campbell Hateley Je Werchon Harrison Thwaites Jackson Bowden Max Rohrlach Kobe Gibson Harry Gibbs Dylan Sigston Sam Gronn Brodi Sims Zac Ash Beau Douglas William Wilson Ashton Lindner Jack Hagge Charlie Damhuis

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

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

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

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

Coaches: Kelvin Cook & Shane Grigg Assistant Coach: 11 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 50 55 56 57 58

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

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

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

Coach: Ma hew White

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

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Cruz Gibson Oakley Nicholls Ryder Stra ord Tait Grge c Levi Robbins Axel Joyce Mitchell Holyoak-Tarrant

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

21 Angelo Ferraro 22 Emme Best 104 Alex Kanahs

Under 12 B’s Coach: Nick Bignell

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

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

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

Coach: Mark Paech

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

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

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

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

Under 12 D’s Coaches: Nick Anderson

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

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

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

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

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

Coaches: Cole Hedwards 20 24 25 33 42

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

Summer Ross Hunter Hughes Reece Sharp Mark Rigney Kobe McGrath

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Welcome back to the next fast coming up so get your round of the WBFL with the horses in. The Groovin Roo night was a success and bye greatly welcomed by all. congratulation to all involved Last round we played East at for a well run event. the Kennel and the boys came home with a wins in most grades in wet and muddy conditions. This week we play the top team South on our home deck and it ensures to be a great game.

200 club draws are going well and congratulations to all winners so far, Malseed cup is

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Last weekend was a busy one for our club with the 1992 / 1997 / 2002 reunion on Friday night followed by the President's lunch o n S a t u r d a y w i t h e xc e l l e n t attendance at both functions. We really appreciated the support of our Casterton Sandford friends on Saturday before, during and after the game. Thanks also to all those who travelled from afar to attend.

The football went well with all grades winning. The seniors played an even team game with the result (83-19) never in doubt. Goals were well shared and best players were Emerson Marks, Mitchell Harrold, Todd Reid, Mitchell Sims, Mason Hein and Kaleb Bowd. Great to have Scott Enderl play his first game for us this season. Branden Telford played his first senior game congratulations mate!

The reserves was a one-sided game, we acknowledge the effort the opposition put in to field a team week in week out. 144-0 final score with Elliott Fisher notching 8 goals and Kym Eagleson 6. Best players Elliott Fisher, Hugh Winterfield, Christopher Williams, Luke Foran, Bryce Whicker and Kym Eagleson.

Red & White boys more game time. 92-18 with best players Finn O'Reilley, Addison Sims, Angus Urquhart, Jake Richter and Sam Domaschenz.

58-8 in the U14 game after an even first quarter. Best players Harrison Ellis, William Attiwill, Hudson Croser, Harrison Hicks and Brody Fox. This week the SANFL have held meetings with all WBFL and MSEFL clubs to discuss what football in this region will look like from next year onwards. These discussions are always challenging, our football clubs are important to all of us.

Personally I struggle to see how a merger of the 2 leagues will result in better football or more people playing but the decision may be taken out of our hands. We will try to keep you as updated as possible in coming weeks.

On a brighter note there is a bye this week followed by an away game the week after vs West Gambier. That night, July 18, is our annual Red & Rump night. This is always the best night of the year and this year we have the services of comedian Benny Darsow to entertain us. Please start thinking Casterton Sandford don't field a a b o u t b o o k i n g a t a b l e a n d thirds team. With a number of U16 supporting your club.

South boys representing Glenelg this week it gave the rest of the

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Under 18’s Coach: Rowan Fox Assistant Coach:

Coach: Duncan McGregor Team Manager: Darren Sims

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

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

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

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

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

Coach: Ma Ray Assistant Coach:

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

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

3 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 15 16 17 18 20 21 21

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

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

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

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Coach: Heath Mitchell Assistant Coach: Jacob Sim Bailey Noble Ethan McKenny Jack Milich Harry Mobbs Reece Barre Sam Pearce Bradlei Witney Ben Harful Jaxon Hewle

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

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

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

Coach: James McGregor Team Manager: Terry Bailey 63 66 67 68 70 71 72 74 75

Oliver Fox Jasper Coe Tyler West-Jelleff Mitchell Day

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

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

Isaac Salmon Mitchell McCracken Cooper Fear

Under 12 B’s Coach: Shane Sugden, Damian Hudson & Ma Vivian Chayce Van Vuuren Jack Fenton Nash Hammond Xavier Hunter Malik Schultze Toshiaki Owen Kade Rainey Ben Reichelt

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

Coach: Mark Phillips

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

3 5 9 10 11 13 16 17 18

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

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

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

Coaches: Nat Anderson & Vanessa Maxwell

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

7 13 17 19 25 26 31

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

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

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

49 50 51 53 64 83 91

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

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

Coaches: Mark Winterfield & Chris Patzel Team Mangers: Joel & Tarsh Davis

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

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Jaxson Povey Kobe Rainey Andrew Williamson Rowan Cram

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

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

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

Coaches: Jono Kilsby & Shannon Wilson Team Managers: Joe Renko, Joe Liddle Harry Phillips Grady Reid Jaxon Sims Jack Taylor Peter Bolte

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

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Hunter Livingston Kobe Vivian Fletcher Wilson Lukas Yeates Jaidyn Menzies

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WITH FROM THE ARCHIVES A WITNESS TO THEIR LIVES Saluting the champions: SIMPSON TWINS Star twin ruckmen chose umpiring over playing ANYONE growing up in the early 1960s and attending the Mount Gambier Technical High School (now Grant) would know of the talent of the Simpson twins.

James and Phillip were both tall for their age when they started high school at 12 in 1961 and turning 13 that same year (first year or year eight).

The Tech School played in the inter-school football competition against Mount Gambier High School teams and Marist Brothers College but because the school started with only first year (year eight) students in 1961 (most turned 13 that year) they were always at a disadvantage playing against older and much more mature opponents who were as old as 16 or 17 (year 11 or Leaving).

Of course, this later changed as these same players grew older and were then playing at the same age level as other sides. (By the mid 1960s Tech was playing in an inter-school competition which included four Mount Gambier High Schools teams and one from Marist Brothers College).

However in 1961 that was not the case, but neverthe-less the school had plenty of talent coming through at that time and among those who stood up to the bigger and older bodies of the other schools were young ruckmen James and Phillip Simpson who were twins.

Just to digress for a moment and highlight some of the talent that came through those early years (1961-62) at the Tech School, they included Dennis “Shiner” Smith (East A grade football and six times Barber Shield premiership cricketer), Brian Norman (South Gambier, South Adelaide and Port MacDonnell coach and multi Barber Shield premiership wicket-keeper batsman), David Clark (East, WBFL Medal winner, Nangwarry coach and Mid SE Mail Medal winner.

He is the only player to have won both WBFL and Mid SE Medals. He was also a multi East premiership player and at one stage held the record for the number of A grade games) Ian Von Stanke (Kongorong), Roger Kukla, (East and 1960 primary school best and fairest winner) Frank Jankowitz (East who was one of the youngest to play league with the Bulldogs), Hadyn Mansell (South and also SAPSASA state team and 1963 South Barber Shield premiership wicket-keeper and batsman), Roland Tobin (South 1963 senior colts premiership player), Peter and Basczel

Whitehead (South) and Peter won a Mail Medal at Nangwarry and both were South premiership players.

Other footballers included Bradley Bignell (Glencoe), Tinus Klaassens (South and Tarpeena), Gary Turnbull (South - the Dutton/Playford Street Turnbull as opposed to the Turnbulls of Nelson Street), John McKie (East football and cricket, opening batsman and wicket-keeper), Bob Attiwill (South footy and cricket with Yahl) who starred at half back in the early 1970s before a serious injury after a car accident halted his footy career, Robert Taylor (East) who was a tough and fearless rover who was captain of East’s senior colts and would later captain East B grade and Ray Hoogstad played in some of East’s top senior colts sides before moving into senior ranks.

Alf Howell and Robert Crafter who both played school footy but make their mark in basketball with Howell playing a pivotal role in Dragons’ demolition of super power team of the 1960s Trotters, winning the 1967-68 A grade premiership and halting Trotters chances of winning three premierships in succession.

Trotters would go on to win three flags in four years. Crafter played A grade for YMCA and Panthers and represented Mount Gambier for many years as well playing against a visiting European international side.

GREENWOOD the local football clubs which were all keen to sign the two young stars.

Their ability as boundary umpires soon attracted the attention of the SE and Border Football League authorities and they were promoted to A grade during the 1963 season which was the last of that league before the merger to form the Western Border Football League in 1964.

Then on the eve of the 1963 SEBFL grand final the twins made history when they were chosen to run the boundary in the A grade game between Penola (eventual premiers) and North Gambier, the defending premiers.

James and Phillip by that stage had yet to turn 16 and it was believed it was the first time in league history that twins had been selected to officiate as umpires in a grand final.

The twins had earned their stripes with solid performances right through the minor round and league officials had their “eye” on them and when their appointments were announced it made front page news.

In the accompanying photograph the only way to distinguish between the two was that James now had a shorter hair style.

While they chose to move into umpiring there is little doubt both could have become top A grade footballers had they stayed in the game.

Wayne Kilpatrick, a left footer, played school • PHOTO: Phillip (left) and James (right) Simpson football but would later be a champion title prepare for their big game as boundary umpires winning A grade tennis player and coach as well as on the eve of the 1963 SEBFL grand final. playing Major A baseball with Central as a first baseman and also was a member of Mount Gambier’s 1972 Victorian Provincial Baseball League title winning team, playing at right field in the grand final.

So from this one can see that the Simpson twins were among good company in 1961.

Both twins were blessed with amazing leaping ability and played as the schools’ two ruckmen.

They were identical twins so it was virtually impossible to tell them apart, but it was their ruck and aerial work, pulling in some amazing marks in the packs and their general all-round footy skills which made them stand-outs for their school team.

They progressed through the 1961 season and into 1962 with the school but by 1963 they had both decided to turn to boundary umpiring - to earn a little money on the side but also to contribute to the game.

Their decision to turn to umpiring was a loss for

JUNIOR

FOOTBALLER & NETBALLER

OF THE MONTH

Arpil 2022

Netballer of the Month MILLICENT

MIAGYSBERS

Footballer of the Month JARVIMEE

Mia Gysbers – Millicent – Mia is a consummate team player and has covered a number of roles while the club and her team has been hit by injuries and COVID. Mia has also started to help out with umpiring. Mia was also part of the WBNA 15 & Under Development team at the SA Country Championships.

Jarvi is a consistent tough midfielder who hunts the ball with great success to drive his team forward.

His undoubted talent was rewarded with Lower South East Glenelg Academy & Western Border U15 Interleague selec on this year.

JUNIOR footballer & netballer of the month The recipients of the Bendigo Bank Junior Footballer/Netballer awards receive: A Bendigo Bank Student account for $50.00 which features:” • No monthly service fee • Unlimited e-banking and phone banking anywhere, any me • Unlimited Bendigo Bank ATM and branch withdrawals

• Unlimited EFTPOS withdrawals and retail purchases within Australia • Branch and ATM access Australia wide • Access funds with a Cash Card

“Thank you to the Bendigo bank for there ongoing support of our future champions”

MILESTONES

MILLICENT

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A twelve me premiership player, four me premiership coach and her career is far from done – it’s a resume the envy of most and it’s only the p of the iceberg.

Millicent mid courter Lisa Duldig treasures the team achievements and also has a swag of individual accolades, and she has now passed another milestone - her 350th senior game as a Saint.

Universally revered, Lisa’s career started back in 1997 as a member of Millicent’s 15 & Under team. She was again in that age group the following season when her proud history of represen ng Western Border also started, in the 15 & Under team, as well as selec on in the South East regional team.

As illustrious as her club career has been, her representa ve career is also impressive, with junior representa ve supplemented by 10 years of being part of the A Grade team, including the 2011, 2015, 2017 and 2019 SA Country tles. Lisa was named in the Top 10 Players of the Championship on three of those occasions.

It was as a 15 year old, in 1999, that Lisa started her A Grade career and only a year later that the teenager was part of the drought breaking premiership, ending 15 years without the ul mate success.

That drought breaking tle saw a dynasty established with the Saints crowned premiers 17 of the 22 tles contested since – interrupted only by a North Gambier three-peat from 2003-05 and the upset Hamilton victory of 2008 and last year’s breakthrough win by East Gambier in an over me epic.

Lisa spent the majority of the golden era of Millicent netball alongside Hayley Dunn, Donna Denton and Audine Bryant and despite that trio’s impressive careers, Lisa sits comfortably in their company and well and truly no longer in their shadow.

She has been selected by her peers in the Western Border team of the year on 12 occasions and has been named coach of that team on four occasions.

Donna Denton has been there for much of Lisa’s netball journey and her achievements and eleva on to a 350 game revered player at the club is no surprise to her highly decorated team mate.

“She does the work,” Denton said. “She works really hard. She has always wanted to improve her game and to be the best she could be sine she was 15. She has stuck at it. She is a reliable a acker and safe with the ball. She also works so hard defensively and to turn the ball back and she does that all day long.”

Put anyone on the spot to come up with one word to describe Lisa and consistent would o en be the adjec ve of choice. “She is such a consistent performer,” Denton said. “She plays the whole game at a very steady pace. She just chips away and supports the players around her and she always stays posi ve throughout.”

Lisa has been a player, junior and senior coach and commi ee member over her 25 year journey and shows no signs of slowing down, having only missed the 2006 season to travel and the 2012 and 2016 seasons when she was pregnant with children Pacey and Edie respec vely.

Lisa was inducted as a Western Border Netball Associa on life member in 2018.

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This weekend Demi Verbena will play her 150th Senior game for the Millicent Saints against East on Saturday the 18th of June.

In 2006, Demi began playing netball with the Saints at the age of 13. As a junior player, she was highly decorated, winning a Western Border medal or runner-up in her 13s, 15s and 17s. Her undoubted skill and passion for the game was rewarded when Demi became a full me A grade Player in 2008 and went on to be a part of the runners up A grade premiership side that same year.

In just her second year as an A grade player at the young age of 16, Demi won her first A grade premiership and was awarded the best on court for this game. This success con nued throughout her career, with another four A Grade premiership tles in 2010, 2011, 2018 and 2019 when she was awarded another best on court, also earning the A grade best & Fairest in 2019 and joint tle in 2018.

Demi’s talents were also recognised at a league level, represen ng Western Border in 2011, 2018 and 2019 and making the A Grade team of the year in 2018 and 2019.

While Demi is an excellent goalie for our A Grade netball side, she has also contributed an extensive amount of her me to our club, sharing her netball knowledge through coaching the 17 & Under side in 2011 & 2019, as well as coaching the A grade side in 2018 to a premiership. She has also been a member of the ladies commi ee and is always willing to give up her me to volunteer.

All of Demi’s family members Jacqui, Reebs, Tiarna, Emily and Jack have played for the Millicent saints, also with the support of her partner Caleb, so it’s no wonder Demi is so passionate about her netball and has given so much of her me to this club.

Demi is a star player and a role model for others around her, and we wish her a big congratula ons and all the best for Saturday in her 150th game.

MILESTONES

club games teagan gray

club games Casey horrigan

Teagan begun playing netball at East in 2007 in the junior grades for 3 years and started playing both juniors and seniors from 2011 to 2014.

Since 2015 she has secured her spot in the A Reserve team. A smart thinking a acking player that can swing from goals to mid-court with ease. Excep onal at posi oning in and out of the circle, feeds her teammates with precision and defensively applying loads of pressure to the opposi on. Not only is she an incredible netballer, but she is also a lovely lady with a heart of gold.

In 2011 Casey began in our 13 & under team, in 2013 was a part of the 15 & Under and made her A grade debut. 2014 and 2015 saw her in 17 & Under and since 2016 has played in our A Reserve. A player that can swing anywhere in the mid-court and goal circle which showcases her incredible netball knowledge and talent.

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Alysia started at East in 2016 in the 17 & Under team and was filling in for senior teams. She was a part of the B Grade team in 2017 and has cemented her spot in the A Reserve since 2018. She is a strong and talented goalie, a junior coach and as even dabbled in umpiring.

SA COUNTRY CHAMPS 13 & Under Development Team Western Border 14 (Analeigh Anderson & Kiersten Cole) d Gawler & District 12 Western Border 23 (H. Harvey & Lara Murdoch) d Roxby Downs 8 Western Border 25 (R. Milich & Tahni Kemp) d Mallee 11 Western Border 9 (Lucy Crowe & Indee Stra ord) lost to Mid Hills 19 Western Border 14 (Tahni Kemp & Lara Murdoch) lost to Southern Hills 19 13 & Under Championship team Western Border 45 (Kalani Dunn & Raine Darimaani) d Western Eyre 3 Western Border 29 (Bell Coghlan & Tahnee Grosser) d Great Flinders 12 Western Border 15 (Emily Denton & MIscha Human) lost to Mid Hills 25 Western Border 20 (Jeda Hibberd & Lila Pearson) d Barossa, Light & Gawler 14 15 & Under Development team Western Border 18 (Mylee Lynch & Maggie Collins) d Northern Areas 17 Western Border 19 (Indi Longhurst & Maddison Harrold) lost to Whyalla 27 Western Border 15 (Imogen McGregor & Ma Fauchelle) lost to Great Flinders 23 Western Border 31 (Chelsea Hulm & Sarah Richardson) d Port Pirie 11 Western Border 23 (Mia Gysbers & Tully Lindner) drew with Riverland 23 15 & Under Championship team Western Border 37 (Cara Nulty & Ava Collins) d Southern Hills 16 Western Border 32 (Poppy Venn & Piper Paul) d Mid South East 25 Western Border 23 (Molly Cushion & Gracie Dalton) lost to Port Augusta 25 Western Border 20 (Macye Griffith & Piper Paul) d Kowree Naracoorte Ta ara 18 Western Border 32 (Mackinlee Alcock & Lucy Simpson) d Eastern Eyre 19 17 & Under Western Border 40 (Lara Munro & Lillie Paul) d North Eastern 12 Western Border 45 (Por a McRae & Ebany Jarrad) d Southern Hills 6 Western Border 32 (Abby Denton & Lauren Van Eeden) d Adelaide Plains 16 Western Border 46 (Daisy Tunkin & Alyssa Duncan) d Port Pirie 17 Western Border 34 (Ellie Bouchier & Ella Easterby) d Yorke Peninsula 11 Western Border 39 (Ellie Bouchier & Lara Munro) d Port Augusta 19

FINALS DAY: 17 & Under Championship team: Quarter Final Western Border 36 (Ellie Bouchier & Lara Munro) d Barossa Light & Gawler 14 Semi Final Western Border 36 (Por a McRae & Lillie Paul) d Hiills 18 GRAND FINAL Western Border 29 (Alyssa Duncan & Daisy Tunkin) d Riverland 14 15 & Under Championship team: Quarter Final Western Border 31 (Macey Griffith & Cara Nulty) d Hills 25 Semi Final Western Border 34 (Lucy Simpson & Gracie Dalton) d Great Southern 22 GRAND FINAL Port Augusta 31 d Western Border 28 (Poppy Venn & Macey Griffith) 15 & Under Development team: Quarter Final (Division Two) North Eastern 23 d Western Border 17 (Mylee Lynch & Mia Gysbers) 13 & Under Championship team: Quarter Final Western Border 25 (Raine Darimaani & Mischa Human) d Riverland 15 Semi Final Western Border 15 (Kalani Dunn & Tahnee Grosser) d Yorke Peninsula 11 GRAND FINAL Mid Hills 22 d Western Border 18 (Emily Denton & Bell Coghlan) 13 & Under development team: Semi Final (Division Three) Southern Hills 24 d Western Border 9

Day two results: 13 & Under Development: Western Border 18 (Swaye Lindner & Lucy Crowe) d Gawler 15 Western Border 8 (Analeigh Anderson & Tahni Kemp) lost to Roxby Downs 13 Western Border 27 (Swaye Lindner ^ Mia Griffith) d Mallee 5 Western Border 16 (Lara Murdoch & Swaye Lindner) lost to Mid Hills 21 Western Border 15 (H. Harvey & Lucy Crowe) lost to Southern Hills 24 13 & Under Championship team results: Western Border 24 (Bell Coghlan & Raine Darimaani) d Hills 17 Western Border 32 (Asha Gysbers & Georgia Nulty) d Port Augusta 8 Western Border 37 (Tahnee Grosser & Lila Pearson) d Kangaroo Island 3 Western Border 24 (Mischa Human & Emily Denton) d North eastern 16 Western Border 22 (Georgia Nulty & Jeda Hibberd) d KNTNA 16 Western Border 21 (Kalani Dunn & Asha Gysbers) d Great Southern 16

Western Border - 13 & Under division one runners up

15 & Under Development Team: Western Border 14 (Mia Gysbers & Imogen McGregor) lost to Port Lincoln 24 Western Border 37 (Indi Longhurst & Chelsea Hulm) d Gawler & District 11 Western Border 18 (Ma Fauchelle & Sarah Richardson) lost to Hills 34 Western Border 17 (Mylee Lynch & Maggie Collins) lost to River Murray 23 Western Border 14 (Maddison Harrold & Tully Lindner) lost to Northern Areas 16 15 & Under Championship Team results: Western Border 28 (Cara Nulty & Macey Griffith) d Mid Hills 24 Western Border 24 (Lucy Simpson & Molly Cushion) lost to Great Southern 29 Western Border 27 (Gracie Dalton & Mackinlee Alcock) d Barossa Light & Gawler 20 Western Border 23 (Poppy Venn & Molly Cushion) lost to North Eastern 31 Western Border 34 (Gracie Dalton & Cara Nulty)d Southern Hills 24

Western Border - 15 & Under division one runners up

17 & Under results: Western Border 24 (Ellie Bouchier & Por a McRae) d Riverland 19 Western Border 27 (Lara Munro & Ella Easterby) d Hills 16 Western Border 32 (Lillie Paul & Abby Denton) d Eastern Eyre 14 Western Border 30 (Alyssa Duncan & Daisy Tunkin) d KNTNA 22 Western Border 38 (Ebany Jarrad & Alyssa Duncan) d Mid Hills 17

Western Border - 17 & Under division one winners

ROUND RESULTS A GRADE South Gambier 52 (L. Munro, T. McShane) d Casterton Sandford 37 (S. Jarrad, E. Jarrad); West Gambier 44 (A. Cram, T. Bryant) d East Gambier 34 (A. Bosko, B. Creek); Millicent 74 (D. Verbena, H. Nitschke) d North Gambier 40 (B. Walters, E. Willoughby).

A RESERVE Casterton Sandford 42 (M. Rice, J. Herring) d South Gambier 29 (J. Kilsby, J. O’Neil); East Gambier 48 (B. Hicks, C. Horrigan) d West Gambier 30 (C. Tremelling, E. Xanthopoulos); Millicent 66 (A. Janssen, A. Craig) d North Gambier 57 (A. O’Shaughnessy, B. Walters).

B GRADE South Gambier 51 (K. McIntyre-Clark, L. Bruggemann) d Casterton Sandford 24 (E. Murray, E. Grigg); East Gambier 39 (A. Feast, T. Waters) d West Gambier 30 (K. Dolan, M. Milich); Millicent 54 (M. Varcoe, K. Coghlan) d North Gambier 36 (B. Fuller, N. Fox).

C GRADE South Gambier 51 (B. Winterfield, J. McGregor) d Casterton Sandford 34 (B. Parsons, D. Crawford); East Gambier 46 (T. Janeway, J. Clark) d West Gambier 32 (O. James, K. Earle); Millicent 45 (K. Linder, S. Sims) d North Gambier 26 (S. Merre , G. Wehrmann).

17 & UNDER South Gambier 64 (A. Duncan, C. Dunn) d Casterton Sandford 47 (I. Lane, E. Jarrad); West Gambier 46 (H. Boult, H. Seidel) d East Gambier 25 (I. Dwyer, T. Burford); Millicent 65 (M. Tarrant, L. Van Eeden) d North Gambier 26 (C. Mackereth, A. Norman).

15 & UNDER A Casterton Sandford 35 (S. Richardson, I. Longhurst) d South Gambier 17 (B. Ridding, M. Harrold); West Gambier 46 (L. Simpson, M. Pearson) d East Gambier 28 (A. Lines, M. Bu on); Millicent 41 (P. Paul, E. Easterby) d North Gambier 38 (A. Collins, C. Nulty).

15 & UNDER B South Gambier 43 (S. Grassi, R. Milich) d Casterton Sandford 37 (C. Nash, B. Carlin); West Gambier 32 (A. Judd, M. Pearson) d East Gambier 31 (E. Chi leborough, S. Clark); Millicent 26 (P. Thorne, S. Sigston) d North Gambier 22 (P. Coleman, T. McEachern).

13 & UNDER A Casterton Sandford 20 (R. Forbes, Y. Grigg) d South Gambier 8 (K. Cole, S. Ryan); West Gambier 46 (A. Allen, I. Lynch) d East Gambier 12 (T. kemp, I. Stra ord); Millicent 41 (K. Dunn, J. Hibberd) d North Gambier 14 (R. Darimaani, M. Griffith).

13 & UNDER B Casterton Sandford 32 (M. Rees, R. Forbes) d South Gambier 3 (L. Noonan, I. Fielding); West Gambier 18 (C. Hunter, I. Lynch) d East Gambier 10 (A. Hosking, S. McCracken); Millicent 37 (A. Thomson, L. Van Eeden) d North Gambier 9 (P. Lucas, L. Hunter).

11 & UNDER Casterton Sandford 19 (B. Green, R. Herring) d South Gambier 1 (E. Scotland, L. Howard); West Gambier 22 (M. Jackway, M. Povey) d East Gambier 9 (S. Dwyer, R. Cook); Millicent 46 (B. Madden, M. Buhlmann) d North Gambier 1 (A. Kamphius, S. Halloran).

2022 LADDERS A-GRADE Millicent West North South East Cast. Sand.

W 8 8 4 4 3 0

L 1 1 5 5 6 9

Millicent East North West Cast. Sand.

South

W 9 6 5 4 2 0

L 0 2 4 5 6 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 598 566 497 411 409 293

15 & UNDER A Agst PTS % 383 16 156.14 391 16 144.76 520 8 95.58 476 8 86.34 384 6 106.51 620 0 47.26

North Millicent West Cast. Sand.

East South

W 8 8 4 3 2 2

North Millicent West Cast. Sand.

East South

W 8 7 5 3 2 1

A-RESERVE D 0 1 0 0 1 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 538 400 449 401 386 337

W 8 6 6 5 2 0

L 1 3 3 4 7 9

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 513 403 424 312 256 227

W 8 7 7 2 2 1

L 1 2 2 7 7 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 409 400 391 280 277 283

Agst PTS % 242 16 211.98 302 12 133.44 341 12 124.34 364 10 85.71 400 4 64 486 0 46.71

Millicent South North Cast. Sand.

West East

L 0 2 4 5 7 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 541 479 370 400 268 191

For 551 475 321 226 181 162

Agst PTS % 210 16 262.38 206 16 230.58 374 8 85.83 363 6 62.26 363 4 49.86 400 4 40.5

L 1 1 3 6 7 8

D 0 1 1 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 307 266 284 260 265 226

Agst PTS % 221 16 138.91 186 15 143.01 247 11 114.98 340 6 76.47 297 4 89.23 317 2 71.29

Millicent North West East Cast. Sand.

South

W 9 6 6 3 2 1

L 0 3 3 6 7 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 499 337 330 132 96 108

Agst PTS % 83 18 601.2 159 12 211.95 200 12 165 327 6 40.37 389 4 24.68 344 2 31.4

13 & UNDER B Agst PTS % 241 16 169.71 278 14 143.88 297 14 131.65 377 4 74.27 405 4 68.4 442 2 64.03

17 & UNDER W 9 6 5 4 2 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

13 & UNDER A

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

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

15 & UNDER B Agst PTS % 401 18 134.16 348 13 114.94 454 10 98.9 434 8 92.4 435 5 88.74 439 0 76.77

B-GRADE Millicent South North Cast. Sand.

East West

L 1 1 5 6 7 7

Agst PTS % 300 18 180.33 302 12 158.61 396 10 93.43 419 8 95.47 424 4 63.21 408 0 46.81

Millicent Cast. Sand.

West North East South

W 9 7 5 4 1 1

L 0 2 4 5 8 8

D 0 0 0 0 0 0

B 0 0 0 0 0 0

For 300 193 155 149 78 38

Agst PTS % 110 18 272.73 95 14 203.16 141 10 109.93 177 8 84.18 169 2 46.15 221 2 17.19

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

MATCH REPORTS NORTH GAMBIER V MILLICENT North Gambier got a glimpse of the future at the weekend and while the scoreline was lopsided in its clash with Millicent, it gave some of the rising Tiger stars a chance to test themselves against the compe on benchmark of the past decade.

Missing experienced stars Caroline Wakefield and Mel Renko and with crea ve mid courter Ash Kalantarian sidelined it saw Cara Nulty and Elyse Willoughby earn another call up to the top grade, with Lauran Norman adding to her A Grade resume.

It was a tough ask though with a se led Millicent line-up playing four methodical quarters with clinical ball movement and accurate finishing.

Tabatha Sanderson and Demi Verbena were unstoppable in goals, ne ng 74 from 82, while at the other end, Hannah Nitschke was domina ng the defensive end with great support from Por a McRae and Georgia Clarke.

Every me the Saints created a turnover the mid court of Paige Nitschke and Lisa Duldig moved the ball with impressive speed and with Verbena either finding Sanderson in space or finishing her self, Millicent powered to a 34 goal victory.

B r i a n n a Wa l te rs s h o we d g re at composure and leadership in centre for North as she looked to control the match for her young team mates, while Willoughby was tenacious and hard working against a barrage of possession.

S O U T H G A M B I E R V C A S T E R TO N SANDFORD In the end, the strong start from South Gambier ensured they took the points over Casterton Sandford at the weekend.

Lara Munro dominated the opening quarter with 14 from 17 as she received great delivery from Alyssa Duncan, Megan Reid and Tully McShane, while at the other end, Ruby Richter, Ellie Bouchier and Sophie Wight combined to deny the Cats me and space and were it not for Casterton Sandford's accurate finishing, the scoreline would have been worse.

be er of reigning premiers East Gambier at the weekend.

While the Demons generated 21 scoring opportuni es, the Cats could only muster 10 with Ivy Lane and Madalene Cleary, making eight of those count

Coming off a victory over Millicent, West was looking to consolidate but trailed by one at the first change a er a dominant quarter from Amryn Bosko in the shoo ng circle.

The Cats clicked into gear in the second, with Cleary finding much more of the ball to score nine goals herself, while the hard running of Scarle Jarrad and the defensive efforts of Ebany Jarrad started to get the match on an even keel and the nine goal quarter me lead was cut to seven by the half.

The third quarter followed a similar script as both sides were plagued by errors, both decision making and skill, and going into the final quarter, the Cats were s ll a chance, trailing by eight.

The Demons regrouped, though, again denying scoring opportuni es to the Cats frontline, and were it not for the five from five finishing from Lane and Cleary, the scoreline could have blown out even more.

In the end, with Munro again domina ng the circle and McShane con nually hi ng the circle's edge and connec ng with her shooter, South was able to work its way to a 15 goal final victory margin.

EAST GAMBIER V WEST GAMBIER West Gambier overcame missing key players, injured shooter Sarah Ri er, and goal keeper Jade Ri er to s ll get the

DENTON’S

East was s ll missing Sarah Lock, who is ba ling a calf strain, and in the end, in the tough wintry condi ons, the defensive efforts of the Roos saw them secure a 10 goal victory.

A perfect shoo ng quarter from Claire Hunter for West in the second quarter saw scores ed up at the main break and then West's defensive effort really stepped up, limi ng the scoring opportuni es for the Bulldogs and a 2313 second half sealed the deal.

Amy Cram dominated the back half for West with her ability to read the play and shut down me and space for the opposi on and she also played a key role in transi on with safe ball movement the order of the day in the condi ons.

Tara Bryant was also important in both aspects of the game, ge ng some important turnover touches, as well as running hard in offence to con nually present un l the best op on in the shoo ng circle opened up.

Hunter was also cri cal, ne ng 33 from 37, with two perfect shoo ng quarters, including the last.

Amryn Bosko was the best for the Bulldogs as she proved to be the focal point in the shoo ng circle, while Bo Creek kept East in the match with her ability to disrupt defensive West's a acking forays.

ROUND PREVIEWS MILLICENT V EAST GAMBIER The Saints are flying and there is no reason not to think they will comfortably take care of the Bulldogs.

While the reigning premiers are yet to be able to put out their preferred star ng seven, Millicent has been finetuning their ball movement and their relentless defensive pressure and will be looking to con nue cemen ng a top two finish.

Tabatha Sanderson and Demi Verbena have been prolific in the shoo ng circle for the Saints and with top shelf supply from Paige Nitschke, Lisa Duldig, who has made a welcome return for Millicent and will be playing her 350th game for the Saints, and young guns Daisy Tunkin and Lillie Paul.

At the other end of the court, Georgia Clarke, Hannah Nitschke and Por a McRae are a formidable defensive unit and they will make life tough for the somewhat unse led Bulldogs frontline but with Tarsh McCallum and Emily Hunter the key players delivering the ball, errors will be few and far between.

Bulldogs defenders Morgan Amy and Bo Creek will need the help of their team mates to make their job easier to deny Verbena and Sanderson too much ball, while the Saints will be wary of the aerial skills of the East defensive duo.

Millicent is just too se led and has too much depth to let this one slip.

C A ST E RTO N SA N D FO R D V N O RT H GAMBIER The Cats host the Tigers this weekend and it will be another tough day out for Casterton Sandford with North Gambier, their round nine performance aside, when they were missing a number of key players, building nicely as they look to cement a top four finish.

North Gambier has Caroline Wakefield back in goals and she has been in

outstanding form with both the amount of ball she is winning but also her impressive conversion.

She is teaming with youngster Macey Griffith who is coming off an outstanding Long Weekend represen ng Western Border in the 15 & under age group and the duo, who receive good supply from the hard running Brianna Walters, will test the young Cats defensive line, that includes Ebany Jarrad and Caeleigh Humphries and has also seen Charlo e Rice play a defensive role from me to me.

Jarrad and Humphries are tenacious and will contest everything but they will rely on pressure from their mid court team mates Tess Marra and Scarle Jarrad to not allow easy delivery into the shoo ng circle.

The defensive end of the Tiges has been less se led but with Mel Renko anchoring the defensive unit, the Tigers will always be hard to score against and her ba le with Madalene Cleary will be one of the pivotal clashes.

The Cats always fight hard but North Gambier will bounce back to the winners list in style.

Jade Ri er and Amy Cram.

The mid court of Megan Reid and Tully McShane will need to value possession and work hard to find a way through the tough defensive duo and the ba le of the mid court will be cri cal as Reid McShane and Ruby Richter go head to head with Zoe Malseed, Tara Bryant and Mikaela Horrigan.

Sarah Ri er might be back from her knee injury, but, if not, Claire Hunter has proven a more than capable replacement, while Lisa McGregor con nues to lead the Roos a ack line and can work with either shooter seamlessly.

West should be far too strong but if the demons can stay with the home side early, it could be a more intriguing scoreline than their first encounter.

WEST GAMBIER V SOUTH GAMBIER West Gambier looms as the compe on benchmark and the Roos know they have to have comprehensive wins over sides like South Gambier to enhance that reputa on.

The last me the two met it was the only significant defeat the Demons endured in the opening round in what was a disappoin ng performance and South will be looking to get off to a much stronger start.

South goalers Alyssa Duncan and Lara Munro are coming off a Long Weekend where they combined in goals to lead the Western Border to the 17 & Under SA Country championships tle and they will need to be at their best as they take on

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Casterton-Sandford Blue, White & Red The Casterton Sandford girls didn’t let some rain get in the way of taking to the court against South Gambier last weekend.

SENIORS: Our A Grade side had a tough fought game but unfortunately lost 37-52.

S ca r l ett , E b a ny, M a d a l e n e & Charlotte linked up well down the court as they executed some great set plays implemented by coach Jodie.

Mikayla, Jess & Sharna came out into the first quarter of the A Reserves with a bang, grabbing a quick & convincing lead against South going into the second quarter. The girls maintained the lead to finish the game with a 42-29 win.

B Grade players Eilidh & Emma weren’t able to quite get there team over the line finishing the game with a 24-51 loss.

The C Grade team this week had stand-out players in Brittany, Dakota, Chantelle & Tania. The girls communicated really well & executed their passes but were beaten by South 34-51 despite their efforts.

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some well timed intercepts, but unfortunately couldn’t finish the match on top losing 47-64.

JUNIORS: Sarah & Indi had a cracker of a game against South in the Under 15A’s finishing the game with a score line 35-17.

From defence to attack Charlotte, Brydie, Amelia & Matilda never gave up as they battled for each ball.

Unfortunately the Under 15B’s were out of luck and couldn’t quite grasp the win losing 37-43.

The Under 13A side had players in Rachel, Ylana, Renee & Marlee taking some well-timed intercepts to get their team home with a 20-8 win.

A massive win for the Under 13B team last week, 32-3! Makayla, Rachel & Adele all played really well & did a great job of backing each teammate up.

Under 11 players Ruby & Bailey showed the club how it was done with some great footwork, leads and passes. Along with their other teammates they were able to get another win on the board 19-1.

Hopefully everyone has had a fun & Under 17’s Ivy, Ebany & Sophie were safe long weekend! key players in Saturday’s game, chasing every ground ball & taking

North Gambier

Under 11’s North 1 vs Millicent 46 Girls tried hard; we only had the 8.

Thankyou Amalie for sitting bench and having a run for a quarter. Stella, Piper and Payton had a run in C, goals and defense which was good learning for them. Addie and Sophie played a great game tried hard all day with some great defense and some great touches. (They were our best players today) Both Islas tried hard, and Emily played both goals and defense. Millicent too strong and their all over play and a little more experience shone through score was 1 to 45 something. We need to still work on our passing and cutting in front for the ball.

Best players: Addison Kamphius and Sophie Halloran (sponsored by Halloran Diesel)

Under 13A’s North 14 vs Millicent 41 Millicent is always a tough opponent. We adjusted our combinations to try and be competitive. We played Raine (GK) and Georgia (GD) with Ava Hollaran helping out (WD) in defence and Mia (C) Lacey (WA), Mischa (GA) and Grace (GS) in attack.

During the first quarter we held on strongly, but it was hard to keep up with the intensity and pace that Millicent dictated for the rest of the game. Our girls kept fighting and had brilliant moments of excellent netball, but Millicent was too strong in the end.

Best players: Grace Collins and Mackenzie Harrold Under 13B’s North 8 vs Millicent 37 Our girls demonstrated admirable resilience on Saturday. They had to face a tough opponent, Millicent as well as challenging, cold and rainy conditions.

They adjusted well and fought hard, but Millicent was too strong. Carey and Grace were in goalies and tried their best. Our attacking side struggled at times to feed the ball to them, and many passes were intercepted. Our defence kept on fighting hard to get turn overs and interceptions. It was a strong team effort, but Millicent was just too strong.

Best players: Mia Griffith (sponsored by Howard and Sue Griffith) and Mischa Human Under 15 A’s North 38 vs Millicent 41 We knew this week would be a challenge and show us where we need to be. A slow start, saw North chasing Millicent yet again. Millicent were shutting down our leads and we had to adjust to physical defense. Behind by 10, we needed to make some changes to open up our attack end.

Cara Nulty and Maggie Collins were crucial in our attack end, finding space and ball.

Ruby Mitchell and Ava Collins worked well as our new defense combination and created crucial turnovers to get us within 3.

Elodie Adam was dynamite in goals, assisted by Macey Griffith. A whole team approach is needed for the next time we match up against a very quality side like Millicent.

Best players: Ruby Mitchell and Maggie Collins (Innovation Leisure) Under 15 B’s North 22 vs Millicent 26 Not a great game to watch. It was quite scrappy in which the weather did not help.

Millicent started strong which meant, catch up netball. It was goal for goal for a bit but Millicent managed to hang on. We had flashes of some great netball but that needs to turn into 4 quarters. Lots of things

Yellow & Black to work on and with the bye coming up time to look at those things.

Best players: Milly Allen (Niche Homes) and Summer Mackereth Under 17’s North 25 vs Millicent 64 The girls had some nice passages of play, however dropped their heads early into the game. Belief and working collaboratively as a team is crucial for moving forward and improving the connection on court. Gianna, Haylee and Zarly worked tirelessly all game and should be proud of their efforts today.

Best players: Zarly Jones and Gianna Morello C grade North 26 vs Millicent 45 Despite the tough weather, the North girls put up a strong fight against Millicent this week. From the attack end to the defence, the movement of the ball down the court was smooth. Our movement in and around the goal circle was effective and our defensive pressure meant lots of touches and intercepts. While the score line was not in our favour, the girls didn’t let Millicent get away with an easy win.

Best players: Shay Merrett and Georgia Wehrmann B grade North 36 vs Millicent 54 We knew coming into this game it was going to be a tough one and with the terrible weather conditions it certainly didn’t help us. It was fairly ever through the first quarter, but Millicent slowly got away from us quarter by quarter. The girls stayed positive, and we had some great passages of play. Enjoy the week off girls and we will come out fighting against Casterton.

Best players: Brianna Fuller and Nat Fox A Reserve North 47 vs Millicent 66 We had another new combination of players this week and a number of girls playing multiple games due to last minute illness. It was always going to be a tough game against a strong Millicent side with a dominant GS. Our defensive end applied pressure all game with great intensity. Hard running and experience through the midcourt from Amanda helped us transition down to our attacking end with beautiful feeding from Brianna into the goal circle to Riley who held strong all game.

Best players: Riley Mitchell and Amanda O’Shaughnessy A Grade North 40 vs Millicent 74 With some big outs this week, it was a game that we shifted our focus to adjusting our game to umpires calls and our opponents and playing as a team. We were not focusing too much on the score, as we had all new combinations in attack, mid court and defence. During the whole game our juniors were challenged by a very experienced, tight marking defensive team in Millicent. They worked hard and were able to put displayed sone great passages of play. Defensively we were up against h e i g h t , ex p e r i e n c e , a n d fa s t b a l l movement from Millicent. We were able to turn some ball over and with the hard running Bree in centre, there were times were we took it right up to them. Time to reset and rest this weekend before we embark on the rest of the season.

Best players: Zahra Crough-Heaton and Brianna Walters

MILLICENT

Millicent Red, Black & White Millicent 46 def North 1 Best - Brydie Madden & Maggie Buhlmann From the first whistle the girls worked brilliantly as a team showing precision with their passing and moving the ball smoothly down the court! A very solid defensive effort kept North scoreless for a large portion of the game. Great movement through the attack and feeding into the goalies was rewarded by some very accurate shooting by the girls!

A fantastic team effort to secure a great win!

13Bs Millicent 37 def North 8 Best - Amarlie Thomson & Lindy Van Eeden The girls played excellently in wet conditions, however copped some rain near the end of the game. Our focuses for the game were court awareness and rebounds, and also communication. And the girls achieved exactly that! Ella and Courtney found space and created some excellent drives and passing opportunities consistently throughout the game, while Lainie in defence was a powerhouse! Lindy and Imogen worked hard to get ball, and had their hand over everything! And our shooters Indi and Amarlie pulled in some excellent rebounds! Lola also debuted for us, so Thankyou to her and Scarlett for sitting bench, and we will be taking all we have learnt into the next game.

13As Millicent 41 def North 14 Best - Kalani Dunn & Jeda Hibbberd Another fantastic win against North and fortunately we missed the rain! We had to patiently work it around to find our goalies due to the tight defensive pressure from North, however we were able to limit their scoring opportunities to set us up with a good lead at quarter time.

All players adjusted well to small positional changes and we continued to build on our lead. Our 3rd quarter was the stand out quarter with Jeda and Asha working well together in defence limiting North to 2 goals and with Tahnee and Bell feeding accurately to Kalani and Ashlee in goals who finished it off to make it our highest scoring quarter.

Lots of intercepts were picked up in the mid court due to Bell’s work rate and Lucy, Scarlett and Emily’s defence applying lots of pressure to cause turnovers.

15Bs Millicent 26 def North 22 Best - Poppy Thorne & Sarah Sigston A very tough encounter today which saw us go goal for goal the entire game. Each player listened to feedback at the breaks and adjusted their game accordingly, which saw us get many hands to balls and were able to finish off nicely. Last 5 minutes of the game saw us really step up, to take the points from an unbeaten North by 4 goals.

We still have things to improve on, but we are getting there! Well done girls!

15As Millicent 41 def North 38 Best - Piper Paul & Edie Easterby We entered the game with a full team and played our best quarter for the season.

Edie & Mackinlee gained important touches and Mia, Poppy & Piper worked

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hard through the midcourt to provide plenty of opportunities for Molly and Mylee who finished accurately. We continued to hold onto our lead and Jaimie and Mattie impacted the game in defence in second half. Well done girls on great team effort to get the win.

17s Mill 64 def North 25 Best - Maya Tarrant & Lauren Van Eeden Great start by the girls scoring over 20 goals in the first quarter. the ability to score off all turnovers was excellent. girls adapted very well to all changes made, with the focus going into the later half of the season being the consistency of a full four quarter effort. exciting bunch to come out and watch the talent of these young girls!

A GRADE - East 34 lost to West 44 In crappy conditions I thought we did well for 3 quarters. We had a solid training this week, but with changes again to our attack, it left us working harder to find space. Our girls worked really hard, but things fell apart in the last quarter which gave them the game. We need to find a way to get our voice happening again and work on capitalising on each turover. Enjoy the week rest and hopefully we can put up a good solid 4 quarter against Millicent.

Best Players – Amryn Bosko & Bo Creek A w a r d s – A m r y n B o s ko ( G y m Challenge Meals) Morgan Amy (Fasta Pasta)

C Grade Mill 45 def North 26 Best - Keelie Lindner & Sapphire Sims What a game we had! All the girls pushed through in the wet and cold conditions and were all switched on and had a great win. This is exactly what we needed after a few slower weeks, hopefully we can go into the game that strong. Sapphire Sims and Keelie Lindner both had absolute ripper games, and ever yone had defensive pressure the whole way down the court. Great game girls. Special thanks to Jacqui Matthews who put her hand up last minute to umpire before her own game, we all appreciate it so much.

A RES – East 48 defeated West 30 A tough day to play some quality netball, but we adjusted quickly and were able to capitalise on some scrappy balls and keep pulling away.

With such a versatile team, knowing our role in each position is going to help us finish the year nice and strong.

G o o d w i n g i r l s , l et ' s ta ke t h i s momentum into a tough Millicent game next.

Best Players – Brooke Hicks & Casey Horrigan Awards – Casey Horrigan (Creek Livestock) Teagan Gray (San Piero)

B Grade Mill 54 def North 36 Best - Mia Varcoe & Krystal Coghlan A tight start to the game against a strong North contingent, who were keen to get the points. Our defensive pressure all over the court was definitely a highlight, with many turnovers created, finished off nicely by Mia and Jemma. Layla and T worked relentlessly in attack to assist the goalies, with awesome circle movement.

Shanksy, Krystal and Kodes applied constant pressure, which caused North attack many headaches. Nic made a last quarter appearance when the rain went away and took some strong rebounds. A solid 19 goal win and happy coach to see our hard work come into fruition.

B GRADE – East 39 defeated West 30 What a day for netball! A well deserved win, despite the conditions and pressures on the court, you never gave up! Very happy with the constant improvement and connection. Let's really knuckle down at the next few trainings and go for win #3!!

Best Players – Amy Feast & Tayla Waters Awards – Nicola Smith (The Nourish Nook) Jenna Hutchesson (Zambrero’s)

A Res Mill 66 def North 57 Best - Annelise Janssen & Alana Craig It was great to have all girls back for the North game. A little tricky in the wet conditions with some unforced errors creeping into our game.

Let’s remember to treasure possession and make the most of turnovers.

After a nice break I’m sure we will come out firing this weekend.

A Grade Mill 74 def North 40 Best - Demi Verbena & Hannah Nitschke I’m another wet and cold day we were able to play consistent netball over four quarters to set up a big win against an undermanned North. Thanks to Kayleigh and Daisy for playing for us. It’s great to have Lisa back and we look forward to celebrating her 350th game next round!

C GRADE – East 46 defeated West 32 With a scrappy start to the game the ball was lost at crucial times. The rain caused many ineffective passes with We s t ’s b o d y p r e s s u r e c a u s i n g unwanted errors. Changes at half time for the better made for a smooth transition out of defence into attack.

Few things to work on before our clash with Millicent.

Best Players – Tamara Janeway & Jacinta Clark Awards – Tamara Janeway (Jens Hotel) Jordy Davis (Club Tea) 17’s – East 25 lost to West 46 The girls had a challenging start to the game playing catch up for the remainder of the match. Unfortunately West were too good but the girls kept fighting. They adapted well not having their coach there and the different changes made on the day.

Best Players – Indi Dwyer & Tonique Burford Awards – Indi Dwyer (Kaboom) Chloe Line (Boost) 15A’s – East 28 lost to West 46

East Gambier Red & Black The girls played a steady first half against a strong west side. We played calm and steady netball with fantastic transition of the ball down the court but, did let this slip away in the remaining half of the game. Our defensive end stayed strong putting pressure on to turn over the ball and the feeding of the ball into the attacking circle created good opportunities to score but unfortunately it was not enough and led to an 18 point loss. We are in no way disheartened by the score and only ask for improvement week to week which is what was shown.

Best Players – Sharni Clark & Ellie Chittleborough Awards – Lily McIntosh (25 Acres) Lillie Leitch (Scroll Queen) 15B’s – East 31 lost to West 32 What a contest! A one-point loss in the end, something the girls should be extremely proud of. Last time we played west we went down by 4 so to see the improvement coming into this round is fantastic. The girls very much played a team game from start to finish, there was no denying the competition between ourselves and West on the court. It was a great game to watch, with intensity and determination to win. We’ll keep pushing towards building connections between the girls and see what we can produce throughout the second half of this season.

Best Players –Abby Lines & Millie Button Awards – Charlotte Crute (OK Pie Shop) Ellie Chittleborough (Wendy’s) 13A’s – East 12 lost to West 46 Tough game today girls, lots to work on at training this week. We need to focus on passing and playing in front. Good luck to the girls playing interleague on the weekend.

Best Players –Tahni Kemp & Indee Stratford Awards – Indee Stratford (Natural Born Grillers) Tahni Kemp (Bakers Delight) 13B’s – East 10 lost to West 18 Slow start today, but you all eventually switched on and fought hard for the ball. Great last game Ava we are going to miss you. Good work girls.

Best Players –Ava Hosking & Sailor McCracken Awards – Ava Hosking (McDonalds) Vespa Scott (Copenhagen) 11’s – East 9 lost to West 22 Although the girls didn’t get the win, they all showed persistence and did not give up. Their defence skills were amazing all over the court.

Best Players –Scarlett Dwyer & Ruby Cook Awards – Scarlett Dwyer (Fasta Pasta) Ruby Cook (Hungry Jacks)

West Gambier Blue & Red Hopefully everyone enjoyed the week off, whether you were lucky enough to be in Bali or the Whitsundays or somewhere in between! Congratulations to all the west girls who represented the Western Border in the country champs last week.

Winter has hit hard and fast, and the girls played in terrible conditions at East in round 9. Results for the day wereU/11 -The little roos came away with a ripper of a win. Our last encounter saw us go down by 1 goal so a massive improvement. Molly and Phoebe gave us a terrific start to the game. The movement down the court by Miah, Ruby, Mackenna and Chaneil was excellent. Aggie and Kenzie picked up plenty of loose balls, both played solid in defence.

Harper created plenty of play for the girls, getting her hands to everything. The improvement in the girls is great too see.

West 16 – East 8 Best players Miah Jackway and Makenna Povey 13B - An outstanding game all round, everyone put 100% in. The weather didn’t dampen our spirits and we got the job done. A big change for a few of the girls with different positions, but they stood up to the task. Drive and determination got the job done, and we walked away with a nice convincing win. Well done Westies!!

West 18 – East 10 Best players Claire Hunter and Isla Lynch Game day awards: Eva Povey and Matilda Neale 13A - With a few players out due to other commitments we were delighted to have Sara, Isla, Matilda and Claire from our 13b’s join us. A special mention to Sara and Isla for getting past their nerves, slotting into the team and playing really strong netball.

Alice and Libby stepped up to the challenge and played outside their comfort zone, while Swaye led strongly through the centre all game and Kara and Analeigh worked hard in defence. Everyone’s effort resulted in us coming away with a strong win.

West 46 – East 12 Best Players Alice Allen and Isla Lynch Game day awards Sara Richards and Isla Lynch 15B - Saturday saw the girls very much feel the effects of the first game for the winter but luckily dodged the rain. It was a back and forward game with our most productive quarter coming in the third to help the girls bring home the win. Our defence was consistently strong all game with the wintertime conditions making ball skills a little tricky. The girls all kept their heads high and continued to push forward and take on advice from both coaches and their fellow team mates. Well done girls, let keep building and see what we can do next game.

West 32 – East 31 Best players Annabel Judd and Macy Pearson 15A - Right from the start the girls were determined this was their week for a win with the goalies shooting 100% accurate in the first half. The defence worked really well with great rebounds and intercepts and then taking the ball down through mid court to finish off with a goal each time. A great win today girls.

West 46 – East 28 Best players Lucy Simpson and Mikayla Pearson Game day awards Lucy Simpson and Maggy Dyson U/17 - To say I was proud of every girl in my team is an understatement. Each and every one played and supported each other

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throughout the whole game. The pressure the defence put on the East attack was consistent in each quarter. Our Energiser kid, Kirra McKenny played a brilliant game at GK backed up by Maddie Milich and Hannah Seidel. Amity Sheedy in WD fought to keep their WA out of their game. What she lacks in height she makes up with sheer determination. After a short stint on the injury list we welcomed back Charlotte Scott to the Centre spot and she controlled the game from there, teaming up with Halle Boult at WA to feed our goalies. Aleisha Pearson was an absolute gun today rarely missing, combining with Stevi Clayton in the first half and then Jordy Hereper in the second. I am so lucky with the 9 girls in my team I have plenty of options to play with and all of them work so well together. Keep up the great work girls and enjoy the week off.

West 46 – East 25 Best players Halle Boult and Hannah Seidel Game day awards Amity Sheedy and Kirra McKenny C Grade - An incredible improvement from our last game against East, once again the girls continued to push and fight their way throughout the 4 quarters keeping the score close the whole time. Unfortunately the final score didn’t do us justice on just how well each of the girls played. Some fantastic work by our defenders once again working well in the circle together putting the pressure on the attackers. An awesome effort to our mid court to push and in every opportunity give those second efforts and fabulous shooting by our goalies. Looking forward to developing over the next couple weeks till we face off against the demons.

West 32 - East 46 Best players Olivia James and Karli Earle

South Gambier Red & White

Congrats to our South Gambier representatives at the SA Country Championships.

out in the division two quarter finals & Gracie Dalton was part of the 15 & Under Championship team that lost the division one grand final by three.

Maddison Harrold was part of the 15 & Under development team that bowed

Ruby Milich, Halle Harvey & Kiersten Cole were part of the 13 & Under Development team that bowed out in the division three semi finals.

B Grade - Every week sees much improvement from the B grade girls, and this week they started off strong against East. The defensive girls worked tirelessly while the goal conversions were coming at the other end. Unfortunately there were a few opportunities missed throughout the court and east were able to capitalize. If we continue to improve and put everything into practice we’ll get some points on the board.

West 30 – East 39 Best players Kristy Dolan and Maddie Milich Game day awards Abby Egan and Maddie Milich A Reserve - A game that we would rather forget, but one that we can also take a lot from. We started the match well but let too many factors wear us down. Under relentless pressure we reverted back to bad habits and made too many unforced errors which limited our scoring opportunities. A timely week off to regroup before our next game against South.

West 30 – East 48 Best players Chelsea Tremelling and Ellie Xanthopoulos A Grade - Firstly the biggest THANKYOU to Claire, Rach, Anna and Jaz for playing and benching for us - it is so nice to have the backup of our A Res and to know you girls will get the job done when called on. It was another atrocious day for netball but we persisted and eventually pulled away to get a win. It wasn’t pretty netball but stoked to get a win. Claire was a solid option all game and Amy showed leadership in the defensive third bringing everyone together to get some important touches and rebounds. Tara was in everything and had a solid game. Enjoy the weekend off ready to reset against South.

West 44 – East 34 Best players Amy Cram and Tara Bryant This week we welcome South to Malseed park. Good luck to all of our teams.

Keep your eye on the red and the blue! GO WEST!!

Lara Munro, Ellie Bouchier & captain Alyssa Duncan were part of the SA Championship winning 17 & Under team and all were key players throughout the weekend

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