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YPFL A GRADE… Angus Glazbrook and his CMS Crows teammates face Jack Barlow and the Southern Eagles in the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Football League grand final at Wallaroo on Saturday. The contest starts at 2.15pm.

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These teams both know how to employ the tactic — which can work out how best to restrict it?

The Eagles have done everything right. They got better as the season went along, peaked at the pointy end, finished top, and won straight through to the grand final in convincing fa f shion. But I can’t go past the CMS Crows in this contest. Perhaps it’s having watched the Crows three times in as many weeks, but they have a seriously impressive side.

They finally put it all together fo f r a full fo f ur quarters last week and it was hands down the best display of f oty I’ve seen all year.r.r I have absolutely no doubt fo the Eagles can take it right up to the Crows and defe f at them. They won convincingly the last time fe these sides played, but that was way back on July 6.

A lot has changed since then — Edwards wasn’t playing fo f r the Crows that day fo f r one.

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midfield but controlled the halff fo ff rward line against Paskeville and slotted five goals (he and Edwards combined fo f r 12; the Magpies kicked nine). The Eagles will need to find an answer fo f r Babidge as he moves fo f rward.

The Eagles pose similar problems. They also have a spearhead at full fo f rward who can tear any game apart. To T dd Button or maybe Josef Builder would be a possible match-up fo f r big Scott Mumfo f rd, although the in-fo fo f rm Liam Cocks has the fo best combination of size and strength to try to nullify f him. fy Through the middle, Nathan Allen will lead the Eagles as he has all year,r,r winning the hard ball, although Crows Josh Hoyle and Murphy Short are also in-and-under extractors. Nic Secaff f ien, Brad ff Robertson and Te T ej e ay Halkias are all damaging when they get their hands on the ball, and have put it down the throats of the Eagles’ fo f rwards all year long. Both teams have a rotating cast of talls who can ruck depending on what’s required and I expect this area to be level. Both have also been successful setting up around the ball, firing quick

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Southern Eagles v CMS Crows It all comes down to this. Nine teams entered and only two remain, as the premiership shield is destined to travel south.

The CMS Crows have taken the hard road to the grand final, defe f ating Wallaroo, Moonta and fe Paskeville in consecutive weeks. The Southern Eagles, on the other hand, required just one victory — also against Pasky — to reach the big game.

There is no right or wrong way to head into a grand final. The Eagles have had time to rest weary bodies, whereas the Crows have been battle hardened. Both sides have been building momentum fo f r the whole second half of the season and are ready to reach peak perfo f rmance. fo Both have a couple of injury concerns, but none are fresh — the fe f w players in question have all been out fo f r a while now and their teams have continued to succeed. In the event any of them can return fo f r the final it will be a bonus, but make no

mistake, neither of these teams has a weakness that needs to be addressed.

Perhaps the most exciting thing about these teams is just how many talented young locals are among their ranks. For the Crows, Max Litster has been unbelievable in the finals, playing like a veteran despite the fa f ct he won’t be old enough to buy beers on silly Sunday. y For the Eagles, Joel y.

Tilbrook has kicked seven goals in his past three matches. In both cases, these are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to talented youths. No matter what happens at Wallaroo this Saturday, y y, these clubs have incredibly bright futures.

Looking at the match-ups, there is intrigue right across the ground. Crows’ Ben Edwards has proven impossible to stop since moving to full fo f rward.

Few if any defe f nders in the league can match his fe height and athleticism, but Matt Barlow might come the closest. The problem fo f r the Eagles is that would take Barlow out of his usual intercept marking role. If it’s not him, the responsibility will f ll on the shoulders of Daniel Redden who has fa stood tall all year.r.r To T m Babidge started in the

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he Southern Eagles Tilbrook said despite injury finished the regular woes in the second semifinal season on top of the against Pasky all key players ladder and battled through looked to be in good form the second semifinal against ahead of Saturday.

Paskeville to secure their spot “Koby Evans is a big chance in the big dance. of playing and Will Murdoch, The Eagles have been able who also missed the last to rely on the league’s leading game, is tracking well to play,” goal kicker Scott Mumford, he said. and will hope he is in fine form Tilbrook said Crows had for Saturday’s game. been a very good team all year.

Coach Mark Tilbrook said “Crows have some very the boys had come together good outside players,” he said. after a slow start to the “Josh Hoyle and Murphy season.

Short in the middle have been “We have had a few injuries consistently strong for them. and the midseason break, as “Clearly we have to contain well as a bye together, meant these players and their outside Southern Eagles we had to make some run.” changes which gave us an Tilbrook said the team was opportunity to try different excited to be a part of the things,” Tilbrook said. grand final this weekend.

“This has all paid off and has brought about “Nothing will change heading into Saturday’s improvements and strength to both our A and B game,” he said. grade sides.”

“We will continue to focus on working our Tilbrook said one of the team’s main focuses defence and offence and the way we bring the was to play a different style of football. ball into our forward line through our midfield.

“We are enjoying our football together, “We have tried to play a different style of playing as a team, and having good depth football this year and the team has come throughout our club has assisted us in this,” he together really well. said.

“The message will be the same as we have had “Hopefully we can bring it all together in the all year — enjoy your football and play well as a final game.” team.”

he CMS Crows had a position our players had been strong focus on one of the biggest reasons we up-and-coming local improved significantly in the talents this season and their second half of the season,” he developmental work has paid said. off.

Crows have endured injuries Playing coach Brett Baillie as they head into the grand said the Crows had started a final. little slow but definitely finished “Troy Goldsworthy is out with strongly. a broken wrist and Todd Hoyle “We won eight games in a with a fractured fibula,” Baillie row so we had good form said. heading into the finals,” Baillie “They are our two big back said. pockets so it is a significant loss “We have come really far as a they won’t be playing Saturday.” team and we will definitely Baillie said the Eagles were a head into Saturday’s game as tall side with plenty of run and the underdogs, but also carry. confident we can get the win.”

“The Eagles move the ball CMS Crows Baillie said one of the team’s quickly as well as setting up main focuses had been behind the footy well,” he said. improving its defensive “Scott Mumford will be a structures. focal point for us and we will put a bit of attention “Creating a real group atmosphere and ensuring on him. every player was committed to the team to get the “Ultimately we need to back ourselves around results we wanted was also a big focal point. the ground.”

“Heading into finals, especially, we have ensured Baillie said his team would be treating the grand we train together as a team. final like any other game.

“This has meant we have been training in Port “We will continue to do what we have been Wakefield, a halfway mark for our Yorke Peninsula doing as a team all season, sticking to our structure and Adelaide players.” and having fun playing the game,” he said.

Baillie said his team had a good mix of ages and “I’ll be telling the boys to back each other and be had taken a while to gel. confident our game is good enough to get us over “I believe finding the right balance and where to the line.”

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Crows v Moonta in the big game Report by b

“Straight Shooter” What a year,r,r it only fe f els like yesterday we started the season and now we find ourselves at grand final week.

A big congratulations to all sides playing this Saturday, y what an absolute y, honour.r.r The A grade finals series has been an interesting one, the Crows won through y while Moonta and Kadina fo y, f ught it easily, out in Yo Y rketown and Moonta won by fo f ur goals to secure their grand final spot.

It was a great contest, Moonta had control of the game early befo f re Kadina made fo a stunning comeback to close the gap to five goals at three-quarter time.

But Moonta’s early lead was too much f r Kadina to overcome. fo Grace Chapman was Kadina’s best, working hard to get the ball to her goalies all day, y while fo y, f r Moonta goalie Ta T mara Lodge left f no opportunity fo ft f r rebounds.

Crows and Moonta battled in the B grade and, while Crows won by seven goals, it was a great display of netball.

The Crows have a team in every senior game on Saturday so there will be a sea of red, gold and navy in Wallaroo.

A GRA R DE RA CMS Cro r ws ro w v Moonta I want to say this will be a spectacular display of netball that will go goal fo f r goal but I am confident Crows have this game in the bag.

Don’t get me wrong, Moonta is an elite side in its own right, but we are yet to see the Demons truly kick into a gear that is good enough to take on the undefe f ated fe top team.

These sides are young and will run all day, y so reading the ball and causing errors y, that result in turnovers will be a priority. y y.

YPNA best and fa f irest, Crows centre Felicity Kemp, will control the court fo f r her team against opponent Claudia Hatcher.r.r T mara Lodge and Alicia Moonta goalies Ta Cross will need to be accurate as the McSkimming sisters, Melissa and Lauren, will jump at the opportunity to rebound.

This Crows team knows how to win a grand final and combat the pressure extremely well, which is what Moonta’s young side including Libby Adams and Lauren Pratt will need to do to settle into the game.

Moonta’s experienced defe f nders Adele fe Keleher and Alex Prokopec will be all over goalies Sasha McSkimming and Bronwyn

Farrow, w who wiill need to be on theiir toes at w, all times.

It is going to be a ripper game to watch whatever the outcome but my bet is Crows will go back to back aft f er a sensational ft undefe f ated season led by Amanda Pitt. fe At th t e fi f nal wh w is i tl t e... Cro r ws ro w by 15 goals l. ls B GRA R DE RA Ard r ro rd r ssan v CMS Cro r ws ro w It seems not having an A grade has well and truly paid off f fo ff f r the Roos as they enter their first B grade grand final in years. Every time these teams have met it has been a fierce and close contest with not much between them. This Crows team is experienced when it comes to finals which could be the upper hand they need to win. Ardrossan, the underdog, boasts key defe f nder Lizzie Cane who in fe many cases carries and guides the young side to victory. y Crows GK and YPNA B y. grade best and fa f irest Hannah Short will be all over Ardrossan goalie Madeline Kuhndt and will try to rattle her early as she rarely misses once she gets her eye in.

Crows goalies Jacqui Baillie and Leah McDonnell will have to back themselves in this game. This will be the game of the day. y At th y. t e fi f nal wh w is i tl t e... Ard r ro rd r ss s an by one goal.

C GRA R DE RA Southern Eagles v CMS Cro r ws ro w The battle of the bottom enders. The Eagles are r back in the gra re r nd fif nal two years ra in a ro r w aft f er winning the second semifififnal ft against Cro r ws in ext ro x ra xt r time by two goals. It is always a tight tussle when these teams meet and Saturd r ay should be no diffffffe rd fere r nt. Cro r ws’ ro defe f nsive pressure through Georgina fe Farro r w and Bre ro r e McNeilly always has an re impact on Eagles shooters Erin McWa W ters Wa and Ly L nlee Hancock, but Eagles tend to pull it together when it counts. Eagles defe f nders fe Rebecca Barlow and Anissa Thompson will have to work hard r to ke rd k ep Cro r ws goalies ro Nikki Hoyle and Bro r oke ro k Ott ke t ey at bay. tt y I’d y. ’ love ’d to call the dra r w but we may even see a ra r peat of the second semi and go into overre r rtime. At th t e fi f nal wh w is i tl t e... CMS Cro r ws ro w by one goal.

D GRA R DE RA W llaro Wa r o v CMS Cro ro r ws ro w These two teams have been intere r sting to re f llow all season and they boast joint YPNA fo best and fa f ire r st players Joanne Dawkins, re Wallaroo, and Mellannie Reppin, CMS Cro r ws, who will play crucial ro ro r les fo f r their teams on Saturd r ay. rd y Cro y. r ws won both games ro in the re r gular season, while Wa W llaro r o took ro the win when it counted to make k it into the ke

gra r nd ffiinal. That means Wa ra W llaro r o is due fo ro for a win to make k it an even two wins each, right? ke Cro r ws are ro r confififdent in fif nals while Wa re W llaro r o ro is a litt t le less experienced but anything can tt happen in these pre r ssure re r situations. I hope re r o can get up on its home court. Att ro W llaro Wa t e fi th f nal wh w is i tl t e... Wa W llaro r o by two ro w goals wo l. ls E GRA R DE RA Moonta v CY C Cougars r rs This Moonta side has been unstoppable all season. This match fe f atures a battle between good up and coming netballers, YPNA best and fa f ire r st Havanah Smith, CY re Cougars, and runner-up Brooke Irlam, Moonta. At th t e fi f nal wh w is i tl t e... Moonta byy 11 goals l. ls F GRA R DE RA K dina v CY Ka C Cougars r rs When these teams met at the second semifififnal Kadina won by nine goals and secure r d their spot in the gra re r nd fif nal. Kadina ra has some talented up and coming players including YPNA best and fa f ire r st Meg Day. re y Att y. t e fi th f nal wh w is i tl t e... Ka K dina by 10 goals l. ls G GRA R DE RA C Cougars CY r v Moonta rs Moonta has come offfff a gre r at win in the re pre r liminary re r fif nal and should be able to take ry k ke this confififdence into the gra r nd fif nal. At th ra t e f nal wh fi w is i tl t e... Moonta by fi f ve v goals l. ls

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Tamara LODGE

MOONTA

Claudia HATCHER

Adele KELEHER

GK

GD

Melissa McSKIMMING

GA

Alicia CROSS

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The final word

The final word

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am very proud of the way our team and club have performed this season.

We have been able to develop new and younger players into our senior ranks and then also see some of our experienced players learn new strategies and continue to improve their game, it is what makes coaching at this club so rewarding.

The fact we have gone through the season undefeated I don’t believe impacts on the grand final game.

I’m proud of the way our team has performed throughout the season, but the outcomes of the previous games have no bearing on this week’s game.

I will be asking the girls to continue their focus on our team values and processes we have worked hard on all season.

It is so hard to focus on just a couple of players within the Moonta side, as they are strong and experienced across all positions.

Obviously, their goal circle is elite with both Alicia Cross and Tamara Lodge, and our defensive unit will need to work together tirelessly to combat CMS Crows their speed and accuracy. Adele Keleher is playing amazing netball and we will need to be aware of her ability to come off and read the play.

It would be a huge achievement for our club to go back to back. That sort of success doesn’t happen often in sport and if our team is able to achieve that Saturday I believe it will be due to the team and club pursuit to continually develop their game. Our key focus will be to stick to our team processes we have attempted to execute every week throughout the season.

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ur season started a little slowly with a few early losses due to not having a full team of players. Those early losses impacted on our position coming into finals and we were placed third on the ladder.

Making it into the grand final is something we have had to work hard on, not feeling overly confident we would make it.

We will need to focus on playing a consistent, hard four quarters of netball and apply pressure right down the court.

Crows are a very well-structured team and we have to make sure we have the correct match-up of positions down the entire court.

We have a very good defensive line up with Alex Prokopec, Adele Keleher and Bella Congdon who have been consistent throughout the season.

Our midcourt young guns Lucy Prior, Claudia Hatcher, Lauren Pratt and Libby Adams have shown their strength of improvement. Goalies Alicia Cross and Tamara Lodge have an enormous amount of experience, especially in finals — so we definitely have key players in each position.

Moonta Crows’ key players include Felicity Kemp in the centre who moves down the court with speed and essentially controls the game. Defender Melissa McSkimming applies a vast amount of pressure on our attack and provides lots of speed down the court.

Crows goalies Sasha McSkimming and Bronwyn Farrow are very consistent and accurate and their shooting percentage is second to none. We will have to play consistently good netball with a very low error rate, while also applying constant pressure on all Crows players, if we want the win.

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2019 YP NETBALL ASSOCIATION

YPNA A GRADE… Felicity Kemp and the CMS Crows will take on Alicia Cross and Moonta for the 2019 Yorke Peninsula Netball Association A grade premiership at Wallaroo this Saturday.

The match starts at 3.25pm.

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