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PROMOTING junior player leadership and participation has added depth to the Ardrossan Netball Club.

Petrina Winen has again taken on the role of junior coordinator and been doing a great job of communicating with junior coaches and parents.

“Our NetSetGo Program will run for 10 weeks from May 5,” Winen said.

“We will hopefully hold a Sam Poolman Clinic again this season and umpiring education sessions for our E graders,” Winen said. “We are also establishing a junior committee for fundraising ideas, with our juniors to run this with parent support, giving juniors a voice and encouraging involvement with the club.”

Winen said up-and-coming juniors to watch include Ebony Wheare, Kimberly McKibbin and Georgia Kuhndt, who are all in the Lower North Netball Academy this year.

Committee member Andrea Kuhndt said the juniors will continue to build on last season.

“Our juniors certainly showed a lot of improvement in all grades and their enthusiasm is there again in 2016,” Kuhndt said.

“Junior trainings have had a good number of players out.

“We have 32 juniors registered plus NetSetGO A Grade — Izzy Daniel enthusiasts in term two!

B Grade — Kathy Kennedy “Seniors are slighter higher with 34 players.”

(No C grade) With a strong supporter and volunteer base, D Grade — Bec Davey Ardrossan looks forward to a successful season.

E Grade — Angela Hamilton “The first fundraiser is in conjunction with the F Grade — Katie Eden footy club — a players’ auction night after our G Grade — Georgia Kuhndt first home game on April 16,” Kuhndt said.

H Grade — Pete and Gavin Moore “We will be offering teas every home game NetSetGO — Michelle Wheare and our netball canteen menu may be extended this year!”

With A grade coach Bruce Westley How has your preseason been? We’ve been busy since the start of January getting some run in the legs and honing our skills.

Who are the young players to watch? Henry Crowell, Jack Rowntree, Nathan Pawlyk.

Which players could take their games to the next level? All of them — it’s the target for our whole playing group.

What are the club’s aims this year? To advance our finishing position from the 2015 season.

What else is there to look forward to? Hard work, hard work and more hard work but loving it.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: We will just concentrate on walking the talk.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: None supplied.

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A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Crows — a regular team in finals with great depth, also our first game of the season so will be a tough challenge first up.

A grade dark horse team and why? Moonta — a few new recruits will make it a lot stronger than last year.

A grade player losses and gains? We’ve lost Madeline Kuhndt and gained Lizzie Cane.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Georgia Kuhndt will be one to watch this year, she is 16 and in her first year of seniors.

BUILDING... Brenton Lamond and Ardrossan plan to take another step up and challenge for the flag this season.

Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Bruce Westley; B grade, Dwayne Werfel.

Saying hello: Brad Eagel, Meningie; David Kruse, Wanderders NT; Brad Yeates, Uni Hawkes Townsville.

Waving goodbye: Jake Sutcliffe, Ramblers Murray Bridge.

Last season: fourth.

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DUAL ROLE... Renee Drewett is a playing coach for the Bute A grade this season.

COURTSIDE with A grade coach Renee Drewett A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Crows, always a very strong team with very level-headed players.

A grade dark horse team and why? Moonta I think, not really a team that ever gets enough mention, but it has very skilled players.

A grade player losses and gains? We have lost a truly inspirational player, Marissa Hewett, who will be chronically missed on the court; we have gained back Hannah Wellington after leaving us for a few years to pursue her career, a very handy pick-up.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Caitlin Daniel is one to watch, she has a very good netball head on her shoulders and will listen to anything and give anything a go, I really hope she channels this into becoming a great future Bute A grade player.

Excitement is building at Bute with all junior teams filled for the first time in a number of seasons.

“All of our junior teams have great potential this year and I can’t wait to see how far they go,” president Meagan Daniel said.

“We have so many talented juniors coming up through the ranks at present, we are trying to harness their love for the game and give them as many opportunities for development as we can.”

Bute’s senior numbers are consistent at about 32, with the players fit after a four-week preseason program run by Julie Schilling, from Hit Refresh Fitness, which the girls thoroughly enjoyed.

“So many of our girls are setting fitness goals for themselves and working hard to achieve them,” Daniel said.

“Trainings are going well with the girls really pushing themselves.”

Daniel said the positive start to the season has been flowed on from work put in last year.

“Our training sessions were becoming more structured and had a strong focus on fitness and skills,” she said.

“We ran an umpiring program alongside the Green Shirt program with weekly education sessions for umpires at all levels and looked into increasing the resources available to our newer coaches.

“As a result of this we saw improvements in the quality and confidence of our umpires and coaches and our teams enjoyed more success on court.

“We are continuing to build on the foundations we built last year, strengthening the skills and depth of our teams, doing more work towards our Star Club accreditation, the umpiring program will continue and we’d also like to get more of our coaches accredited.”

The club has also planned special skills clinics throughout the season and aims to strengthen the relationship between junior and senior players.

2016 Coaches A grade — Renee Drewett B grade — Andrea Taylor C grade — Halie Snodgrass D grade — Shilo Perry-Byrne E grade — Jodie Bruce F grade — Breanna Taylor, Jess Morony G grade — Jane McCauley H grade — Kathy Krieg

Bute blend of youth and experience EXPERIENCED... Bute has reloaded with a host of new faces and will aim for continued improvement around stalwarts such as Sam Trengove.

With A grade coach Craig Dawe How has your preseason been? We started on January 12; it has been a good preseason and numbers have been strong.

Who are the young players to watch? Ben Price and Harry Simpson are young players out of the senior colts starting their senior footy.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Nathan Hewett, Jay Pridham and Sam Trengove.

What are the club’s aims this year? To improve our ladder position from previous years and to strengthen our player numbers.

What else is there to look forward to? The goods and services auction early in the season, Rooster Ball later in the year and the Rooster Club members’ draw after every home game.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Moonta, Pasky, Kadina.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: No idea.

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Coaches: A grade, Craig Dawe; B grade, Matt Rose/John Pridham; senior colts, Matt Rose; junior colts, Lyndon Elsworthy.

Saying hello: Shannon Bishop, Salisbury North; Harrison Gloyne, Adelaide Uni; Alex Painter, Luke Orbens, Tasmans (Port Lincoln); Nathan Hornhardt, Rostrevor (previously Bute).

Waving goodbye: Trent Greenshields, Elizabeth; Dane Avery, Fitzroy.

Last season: ninth.

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CMS CROWS Football and Netball Clubs Crows recruits aplenty

Strong Crows flock in 2016 After a strong season in 2015, CMS Crows players have been working hard to be competitive again this season.

“Overall for our club, 2015 was a successful season on and off the court,” president Amanda Pitt said.

“We had all senior and junior teams compete in finals, with four of our teams making it through to grand finals and the B and E grades winning premierships.

“The club implemented a very important coaches program during 2015, which saw all of our coaches attain their foundation accreditation and take part in a number of club internal coaching sessions — a program which I believe has contributed to the success on the court last season.”

The club will continue the coaching program and opportunities for coaches this season, with a developmental accreditation course already completed in February.

The Crows received 77 player registrations, with strong numbers at preseason and court sessions since they started in February.

Pitt said a number of initiatives are in place for junior development, with two training sessions already locked in with members of the Matrics Premier League team.

“From funds raised during last season, we are also planning a trip to Adelaide to watch a Premier League or Thunderbirds game with our juniors,” she said.

The club will kick off the season with a home game and its first fundraiser, a player auction, in the Curramulka clubrooms that night.

COURTSIDE with A grade coach Sallyann Vivian A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Pasky, always a tough competitor. You can’t ever write them off in a game.

A grade dark horse team and why? Moonta has a good bunch of experienced players, it will be interesting to see what they’ve added to the mix over the offseason.

A grade player losses and gains? Losses: Felicity Kemp, Amanda Pitt, Erin Brundell, Lauren McSkimming. Gains: Rebecca McSkimming, Chelsea Biddell.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? We have a really strong junior program with plenty of talent coming through the ranks. A couple moving from juniors to seniors this year are last year’s E grade association best and fairest Melissa McSkimming, who has explosive speed and reads the play well, and Tasmyn Biddell, who is also a very handy player, not only tall but also athletic and accurate.

PROMOTED... Chelsea Biddell will be promoted into the A grade defence line-up this season.

2016 Coaches A grade — Sallyann Vivian B grade — Louise Biddell C grade — Michelle Varricchio D grade — Megan Wildash E grade — Lucy Short F grade — Leah McDonnell G grade — Megan Wildash H grade — Angela Hickman NetSetGO — Kristen Wilson

With A grade coach Shane Biddell How has your preseason been? We started in the second week of January and it has gone well with reasonable numbers at training and players enjoying the varied program.

Who are the young players to watch? Charlie and Harry Litster, Todd Hoyle and Liam Cocks are among those expected to further improve this year.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Brett Baillie and Andrew Parsons should provide us with leadership and big man strength around the ground.

What are the club’s aims this year? To play good attacking football and make the final five.

What else is there to look forward to? Off the field, there will be the Crow Ball, goods and services auction, home game functions, best and fairest count which are all well supported.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Moonta, Paskeville, CMS Crows.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: Greg Parkes, CMS Crows; Tyler Baldock, Kadina; Tyson Wait, Paskeville.

Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Shane Biddell/Adam Pitt; B grade, Damion Dobie; senior colts, Blake McGowan; junior colts, Chris Key; under 12s, Josh Coombe; under 10s, Gavin Reade.

Saying hello: Greg Parkes, Lock FC; Scott Bentley, Walkerville FC; James Bentley, Walkerville FC; Nick Clift, Mount Compass FC; Liam Cocks, SPOC FC; Brett Baillie, Kapunda FC; Toby Whitehead, CY Cougars FC; Hayden Kneebone, CY Cougars FC; Jakkeb Marshall, CY Cougars FC; Gary Woodford, Eastern Ranges.

Waving goodbye: None cleared away at this stage.

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CY COUGARS Football and Netball Clubs Cougars in YPNA and SYPNA CY Cougars Netball Club has again attracted strong numbers and fielded all A grade — Jess Davies teams, plus three teams in the B grade — Georgie Southwood Southern Yorke Peninsula C grade — Sarah Wescombe, Netball Association.

Naomi Davey “We have had a lot of interest in playing for CY D grade — Sarah Wescombe, Cougars in 2016 with a large Naomi Davey turnover in senior players, E grade — Janine Burrows many new faces and the F grade — Brooke Morris welcome return of some old G grade — Naomi Davey faces,” president Janine H grade — Janine Burrows Burrows said.

“Preseason has been well attended, particularly by new players.

“We held an internal trial alongside the football trial match and this was well supported.

“Our junior numbers continue to be high but we are lucky we are able to offer all girls who register to play for us a game through fielding all grades in Yorke Peninsula Netball Association and also teams in the SYPNA.” Cougars have won a number of junior premierships in recent years, with talented players such as Lucy and Emma Rowe selected for the regional academy.

The club will be catching its breath this season STEP UP... Grace Brokenshire will step up to A grade on a after a hectic 2015. more regular basis this season.

“Season 2015 was very busy and quite successful for the CY Cougars — we were excited to achieve A and F grade premierships and also to be runner-up in the G grade, showing the strength and depth of our club, particularly our juniors,” Burrows said.

“We had a busy year as a club hosting many events from regional trials through to the YPNA vote count and, of course, the grand final.

“Our club has made many improvements in the past few years and continues to fundraise to A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Pasky and the Crows improve lighting on all courts, particularly as we have been up the top for a long time and always been very now have eight junior teams and four senior sides.” hard to beat and I think it will be the same this year.

A grade dark horse team and why? I think Moonta will rebuild after last season and come back a stronger team.

A grade player losses and gains? During the offseason, we Wishing all the have been unfortunate to lose some girls in the A and B Cougars footy and grades due to people moving away, injuries, pregnancies and going to bigger and better things. But we have a lot netball grades a of new faces in the club to replace the ones we have lost successful season! so we will rebuild and come out strongly.

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Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Dom Fotia (assistant, Scott Dutschke); B grade, Tom Van Schaik; senior colts, Angus Bruce/Josh Carey; junior colts, Andrew Thomson; under 12s, Paul Jarrett; under 10s, Paul Linke; Auskick, Luke Butler.

Saying hello: Alek Kangur, Keith (previously North Adelaide); Lukas Kangur, Glenelg; Luke and Adam Ryan, Roxby Downs; Will Baker, Loxton; Ben Baker, Adelaide Lutheran FC; Tom Bedding, Lock (previously CY Cougars); Josh Robinson, BMW; Corey Graham and Rhys Luciani, Kangaroo Island (previously CY Cougars).

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With A grade coach Dom Fotia How has your preseason been?

Preseason started on January 10, numbers have been good with locals and recruits putting in a solid effort.

There has been a focus on running, fitness and foot skills.

Who are the young players to watch? Ben Rigney, Reuben Parker, Ed Linke, Jackson Bruce, Ben Colliver.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Josh Thomas, Angus Bruce, Matt Carey, Greg Honner.

What are the club’s aims this year? To always follow the “team first” motto. Play for each other, winning will take care of itself when you commit to every contest.

What else is there to look forward to? There will be a focus on club events with a new social committee and plenty for members to get involved with. Our strong membership drive continues. Player auction, Gourmet Day and family nights will be highlights on the calendar.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Pasky, Moonta, Ardrossan.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: Dylan Mansell, Moonta; Chris Langford, CY Cougars.

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PINK ROUND 5 7th May

CY Cougars v Wallaroo Ardrossan v Sthn Eagles CMS Crows (C) v Kadina Bute v Paskeville

ANZAC ROUND 4 30th April

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Sthn Eagles (Y) v CMS Crows Wallaroo v Moonta Paskeville v Ardrossan Kadina v Bute

ROUND 3 23rd April

Ardrossan v CY Cougars Bute v Sthn Eagles Wallaroo v Kadina Moonta v CMS Crows

ROUND 2 16th April

Moonta bye

Wallaroo v CY Cougars Sthn Eagles (E) v Ardrossan Kadina v CMS Crows Paskeville v Bute

ROUND 13 16th July

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ZONE GAME 9th-10th July

CY Cougars bye

CMS Crows (M) v Sthn Eagles Moonta v Wallaroo Ardrossan v Paskeville Bute v Kadina

ROUND 12 2nd July

Paskeville bye

LEGEND: Curramulka (C), Minlaton (M), Stansbury (S), Edithburgh (E), Warooka (W), Yorketown (Y).

1st Round: Junior Colts follow Paskeville. 2nd Round: Junior Colts follow Bute.

1st Round: Senior Colts follow Bute. 2nd Round: Senior Colts follow Paskeville.

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Ardrossan v Wallaroo Bute v Moonta Paskeville v Kadina CY Cougars v CMS Crows

ROUND 9 4th June

U15 CARNIVAL 29th May

Wallaroo bye

Kadina v CY Cougars Sthn Eagles (W) v Paskeville Moonta v Ardrossan CMS Crows (S) v Bute

ROUND 8 28th May

Bute bye

Wallaroo bye

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Wallaroo v Ardrossan Moonta v Bute Kadina v Paskeville CMS Crows (M) v CY Cougars

ROUND 18 20th August

CY Cougars v Kadina Paskeville v Sthn Eagles Ardrossan v Moonta Bute v CMS Crows

ROUND 17 13th August

U14 CARNIVAL 7th August

Junior Colts ..............................................10am Senior Colts ......................................11.20am B grade ................................................12.55pm A grade ....................................................2.40pm

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Grand Final 17th September Paskeville Oval

Preliminary Final 10th September Kadina Oval

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First Semifinal 4th September Yorketown Oval

Second Semifinal 3rd September Wallaroo Oval

Elimination Final 28th August Moonta Oval

Qualifying Final 27th August Ardrossan Oval

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MINI CARNIVAL 21st August

ROUND 16 6th August

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CY Cougars v Ardrossan Sthn Eagles (E) v Bute Kadina v Wallaroo CMS Crows (S) v Moonta

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ROUND 15 30th July

Kadina bye

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ROUND 14 23rd July

ROUND 11 25th June

Wallaroo v Sthn Eagles Ardrossan v CMS Crows Bute v CY Cougars Moonta v Paskeville

ROUND 10 18th June

ROUND 7 21st May

Ardrossan bye

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Sthn Eagles (Y) v Wallaroo CMS Crows (C) v Ardrossan CY Cougars v Bute Paskeville v Moonta

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COURTSIDE with A/B grade coach Natasha Westbrook A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Pasky and Crows always manage to put together strong teams.

A grade dark horse team and why? Possibly Moonta, I know Kara Madden has returned for them as well as Tamara Lodge and Adele Keleher playing on — all three are very strong players.

A grade player losses and gains? Unfortunately we have had two big losses from our A grade in Erin Scott and Emma Byrne. Both these girls played in our defensive circle last year. But we have picked up some great goalies in Prue Hicks and Jessie Miller, who has returned from playing in Adelaide. Emma Borlace is also new to our squad and will add some much-needed height.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Teesha Angus had her first season in A grade last year and impressed me with her athleticism and willingness to learn. She grew in confidence and skill and I think she will continue to do that this year. She will have a big role to play in our defence. Emma Borlace is on board with us this year.

I haven’t seen her play much but am impressed by what I have seen so far. She is a very versatile player and her athleticism and game sense will make her a strong A grade player.

2016 Coaches A and B grades — Tash Westbrook C grade — Rebecca Lamshed D grade — Kelly McDonald E grade — Kate Monger F grade — Heather Miller G grade — Kim Bruce, Kerry Oliver H grade — Carolyn Neumann H grade juniors — Kirsty Rawlinson and Vikki Glasson

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Coaches: A grade, Daniel Flowers; B grade, Tim Neumann; senior colts, Nick Bruce; junior colts, Grant Hansen.

Saying hello: Joel Palmer, Southern Flinders; Tyler Baldock, Jamestown; Ryan Winstanly; Shawn O’Donnell.

Waving goodbye: Trevor Harradine, Josh Lawson, Willy Serle, Adam Cullen, Waylon Johncock, Ben Waller, Geoff Munn.

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Who are the young players to watch?

Our club has some great young footballers coming through this year with six coming up from senior colts. Bailey Turner and Jason Fagg have both had good preseasons as have Mitch Moyle and Cal Hibbard.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Lachie Glazbrook looks fitter and stronger this year. Having said that, I would like to see all of the senior players push themselves to the next level.

What are the club’s aims this year? The club aims to play consistent football through all grades and push to again make finals.

What else is there to look forward to?

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The 2015 season was a big one for Kadina Netball Club and it’s hoping for another strong year.

“We started the 2015 season in our new uniforms, thanks to our major sponsors Subway, North Beach Tourist Park and Sportspower Kadina,” president Carolyn Neumann said.

“We must also thank Telstra Store Kadina for its generous donation of new netballs.”

Kadina fielded teams in all grades and the girls put in a solid effort all season with A, B, E and F grades making finals.

“Our little H graders won the end-of-season carnival which was a great way to top off their fantastic year,” Neumann said.

“We had Sophie Adams, Lily Neumann, Teesha Angus and Erin Scott represent us at association level, with Erin also playing in the state 17 and under team.”

Kadina was also very successful in the YPNA vote count with best and fairest going to Sophie Chapman (A grade), Carolyn Neumann (B grade) and Lily Neumann (E grade).

The club had 80 player registrations for 2016, with trials held in February.

“Seniors have been training for the past few weeks, and all teams look to be very competitive,” Neumann said.

“Although the junior teams will be young, we have a great group of girls and I look forward to seeing what they have instore for us.”

The club is in the process of planning and relocating its netball courts, which it hopes will be ready for season 2017.

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MOONTA Football and Netball Clubs Moonta following strong 2015 With healthy numbers and plenty of talent from juniors through to the A grade, Moonta is ready to hit the court.

“I know the coaches have found the preseason a bit stop-start due to the long weekend and an early Easter but overall they are happy with how the girls are progressing to the start of the season,” president Carina Congdon said.

“We are building on our junior success from last year with a number of girls across the age groups making the regional academy squads.

“We look forward to them bringing their new skills to the club.”

With five teams in finals last year, Moonta will continue to strengthen under the guidance of a dedicated group of coaches.

“Last season was a great year for the club with three grades making it to the grand final (G, F and D) with G grade taking out the premiership and E and C grade only just falling at the preliminary final,” Congdon said.

“It was great to see so much improvement in the girls over the season — a just reward for our hardworking coaches!”

With new rules coming into play this season, players and coaches are excited to implement them into the game.

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2016 Coaches A grade — Sally Hackett B grade — Sue Beech C grade — Leanne Hopkins D grade — Deb McPharlin E grade — Hayley Kemp, Floss Foster F grade — Anita Tabb, Aisha Cooper G grade — Sharni Jones, Nicki Oxspring H grade — Tash Cockshell, Narelle Koch

Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Josh Ramsey; B grade, Nick Prokopec; senior colts, Haydn Fowler; junior colts, Phil Smith.

Saying hello: Nick Prokopec, North Clare; Chad Norsworthy, Wallaroo; Ben Smelt, Adelaide Uni. Waving goodbye: Hayden Walker, retired; Jared Greenbank, Reynella; Luke Foster, work commitments; Tom Ferguson, overseas.

Last season: third.

RELIABLE... Moonta has recruited some star players for this season but will rely on its locals, such as Shane Moss, to take another step up if it wants the premiership.

SHE’S BACK... Narelle Koch is back and brings with her plenty of experience, strong skills and a level head.

COURTSIDE with A grade coach Sally Hackett A grade team to beat in 2015 and why? Crows and Paskeville sound like they’ve got good numbers. Crows have many of last year’s highly-skilled E graders that have joined the senior ranks, which will certainly strengthen them.

Paskeville is always well drilled and sharp on the court.

A grade dark horse team and why? Cougars have a whole new group plus a couple of last year’s grand final players to complement them. They’re really quite an unknown.

A grade player losses and gains? Losses: Erica Dearlove and Nikkita Aldridge. Gains: Steph Drogemuller, Kara Madden and Narelle Koch.

Up and coming junior players at your club and why?

Claudia Hatcher has completed all her junior years at Moonta and has now joined the senior ranks. Claudia has had a great start to the season and is keen to play and learn from the experienced senior players. Bella Congdon continues to impress, having an excellent work ethic. With a couple of senior years under her belt she has become an integral part of the A/B line-up.

Moonta on the march With A grade coach Josh Ramsey How has your preseason been? Training started just before Christmas with two sessions which we used to introduce our plans/goals for the upcoming year and introduce the club’s two new coaches and players. Our final session, before Christmas, was an exceptional night with 42 players training with temperatures in the high 30s. Players returned on Monday, January 25, and have been training twice a week with an extra session every second Saturday.

The highlight of the Saturday sessions was our run from Waterfall Gully to the top of Mount Lofty, which was extremely difficult but a great result for all 38 players who got to the top. There has been a strong focus on improving our running capabilities as well as improving our ball movement and transition forward, team defence and work around stoppages.

Who are the young players to watch? Lachlan Slack, utility; Ben McPeake, small defender/ forward; Willis Daveson, small forward/onballer; Joel Foster, medium defender/onballer.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Shane Moss, utility; Tyler Andrews, half-forward/onballer; Dylan Aldridge, utility.

What are the club’s aims this year? Once more we have a strong squad with a lot of depth, which is based on young local players who the club has put a lot of time into during the past 24 months. We

have replaced some experienced players with players who will not only improve and complement our current squad, but also cover some deficiencies in the team which we felt needed addressing. The goal is to be competitive in all games, home or away, with a long-term view of positioning ourselves as high on the ladder as we can come September, with a really healthy/fit list. Our result/final standing has been going upwards for the past years and we expect this to continue.

What else is there to look forward to? The year starts with our all-important sponsors’ day which is on Saturday, April 19. Our club has terrific sponsors and this day is a great way for our club to recognise them and thank them for their important contribution. Our 2006 B grade premiership team will have a reunion during the year, which is a follow-up to last year’s 10-year reunion for our 2005 A grade premiership. This was a great night and we expect this event to be no different. Nights like this are great for our current young crop of senior players to mix and mingle with past legends. Our annual black tie event is another not to be missed.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Paskeville, Ardrossan, Moonta.

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PASKEVILLE Football and Netball Clubs Pasky hopes to go all the way With five teams in finals last year, Paskeville is hoping to build on this in 2016.

“We were extremely competitive in all senior grades last season and had a strong finals campaign with all senior teams and our G grade making finals,” president Sally-Anne Heinrich said.

“Unfortunately none of the teams made an appearance on grand final day so we’re looking forward to going one step further this year.”

Paskeville had a healthy number registrations this season, with some new faces and some players returning after pregnancy, which the club is happy to welcome back.

“We started preseason training early February and training has been in full swing for a few weeks now,” Heinrich said.

“We’ve had a great turnout to all sessions.

“Nikki Crickmay has been managing the fitness and Fiona Bussenschutt the netball sessions, both have a great level of knowledge in each field and our players will benefit immensely with their guidance.”

Heinrich said the club is lucky to have a great bunch of juniors with supportive parents ready to help out.

“They are enthusiastic and excited to play netball for Pasky!” she said.

“We look forward to a big year of watching them develop their skills and teamwork.”

Off the court, the netball club is working with the football club on its goods and services auction. It is also planning clinics with specialist coaches and a trip to see the Thunderbirds play during the season.

Paskeville is in the process of getting new uniforms for next season, with merchandise director Meg Wilksch working tirelessly with the committee to get it in motion.

Paskeville plans a three-peat

2016 Coaches A grade — Fiona Bussenschutt B grade — Sally-Anne Heinrich C grade — Leonie Ey D grade — Lisa Seal E grade — Barb Price F grade — No F grade G grade — Kathy Larsson H grade — Corinne Bussenschutt NetSetGO — Madeline Zielonka, Karlee Bruce

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Madeleine Zielonka is expected to play a bigger role in the Pasky A grade this season as a wing attack/goal attack.

With A grade coach Shaun Glacken How has your preseason been? The boys went for a few runs before Christmas then we started training twice a week in early January. Numbers have been down on previous seasons but the past few weeks have been good.

Who are the young players to watch? Jordan Bruce, Alistair Price, Hamish Price, Corey Price, Jack Davies.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Michael Daniel, Brodie Paige, Jono Price, Ashley Bruce.

What are the club’s aims this year? To be competitive and consistent.

What else is there to look forward to? The social committee is organising a range of entertaining nights for everyone to enjoy throughout the season. This will include a hilarious evening with a hypnotist as well as a major ‘frat party’. We will also hold our biennial rump and red this year.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Moonta, Kadina, Paskeville.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: Chad Norsworthy, Moonta; Brodie Paige, Paskeville; James Watt, Paskeville.

STEPPING UP... The dual premier has lost some key players but is hoping its experienced youngsters, such as Ashley Bruce, will take their games to another level.

COURTSIDE with A grade coach Fiona Bussenschutt A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? The Crows will be tough and determined after just missing out last year and Moonta has collected an impressive list of players.

A grade dark horse team and why? If the Southern Eagles girls continue their improvement from last year, they will be a tough team to beat.

A grade player losses and gains? We have retained the majority of our player list and have Jade Daniel and myself returning for full seasons this year.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Our G grade is full of players to watch in years to come!

It’s lovely as a club to help nurture these young netballers as they continue to learn and improve.

Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Shaun Glacken; B grade, Seth Matson; senior colts, Matt Rose; junior colts, Lyndon Elsworthy; under 12s, Andrew Thomson; under 10s, Duncan McKay/Richard James; Auskick, Jason Bussenschutt.

Saying hello: James Watt, Sturt; Harley Tiller, Lock; Brodie Millward, Port Broughton.

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SOUTHERN EAGLES Football and Netball Clubs Excitement building at Eagles COURTSIDE with A grade coach Lynlee Hancock A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Pasky because it is around the mark every year.

A grade dark horse and why? Eagles because as long as you have a team you always have a chance.

A grade players losses and gains? Losses: Alice Hickman, Alanna Barrand, Cindy Rudduck and Jacki Allen. Gains: Pip Murdoch and Emily Bajcarz have returned, plus Katie Hocking coming from the Crows and Alanna Bowley is a new girl to the club.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Sarah Ramsey, Jessie East and Jennifer Eisner are determined and smart young players who will be very handy in our future netball teams.

Eagles players are eager to hit the court in 2016, according to club president Madeleine Germein.

“Training and preseason has been fantastic so far,” she said.

“The girls are more than keen to get onto the court.”

Germein said it’s been great to see so many dedicated and committed girls attending the Tuesday night fitness sessions and Thursday night trainings.

All teams and coaching roles have been filled, with junior numbers up on last year.

“We are so pleased to have so many determined junior girls learning to play netball,” Germein said.

“Josie Rudduck, Danielle Johns and Bec Barlow are doing a fantastic job of developing the juniors into great future netball players.”

Germein said there’s always something new or exciting happening around the club.

“Last year, the committee started designing new uniforms and this project will be continued this season, hopefully being completed,” she said.

“We are also so pleased to announce there will now be permanent sheds at the Yorketown courts thanks to a wonderful donation from Grant Sheds.

“Sheds will also be permanent at the Edithburgh courts.”

A number of the club’s umpires are working towards higher accreditation, with Anissa Thompson and Teresa Haywood in the regional umpire development program and aiming to earn their B grade badges soon.

Josie and Gemma Rudduck are also working towards getting their C grade badges this season.

The club is hoping to build on last year’s success, with several players receiving association trophies and the C and D grades winning premierships.

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Who are the young players to watch?

Ned Murdoch, Jack Stuart, Nathan Allen, Kyran Hancock.

Which players could take their games to the next level? Jack Barlow, Will Murdoch, Matt Barlow.

What are the club’s aims this year? We will focus on the development of our junior players and work to build the playing group.

We want to have consistent performances throughout the season.

What else is there to look forward to?

Our social functions will include a players’ auction on April 9, a quiz night on July 23, and the Eagle Ball on July 30.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Kadina, Moonta, Wallaroo.

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Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Matt Wilkinson; B grade, Mark Aitchison; senior colts, Simon Rowe; junior colts, Michael Reuther.

Saying hello: James Mark Wedding, Eyre United; James Chard, Mt Compass; Jack Stuart, SPOC; Luke McMahon, Victor Harbor; Koby Evans, Victor Harbor; Dan Redden, Port Adelaide; Shaun Maher, Para Hills; Rick Stoyn, Salisbury North; Richard Wood, Wanneroo; Will McEvoy, Woodville South.

Waving goodbye: Derek Clarke, Angaston; Brad Coles, Loxton; Matt Allen, South Clare; Adam Wilson, retired.

Last season: seventh.

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COURTSIDE with A grade coach Georgia Hann A grade team to beat in 2016 and why? Considering last year’s premiers (Cougars) have had two major player losses, the Glasgow sisters, I am going to back CMS Crows for 2016 — they are an experienced side and play quality netball.

A grade dark horse team and why? Definitely Moonta — they have picked up Kara Madden and she will be very handy. I think they will be strong finals contenders.

A grade player losses and gains? We have lost Alannah Collins, myself (injured), Ella Shaw and Chelsea Murphy (both relocated to Adelaide). We have gained Jess Dickeson, Abbey Slade, Emily Cleggett and Jess Liddy. It will be a new team, still very young; however, the attitudes out there at preseason have been very positive and everyone is keen to give it a good crack.

Up-and-coming junior players at your club and why? Ruby Shaw, who is coming up from E grade. She is eager to learn and always up for a challenge. For a young girl, Ruby can hold her own very well and isn’t afraid of a little physicality.

With good numbers attending preseason and trials, Wallaroo can’t wait to get into the season.

“Our numbers are great this year with 73 players registered,” president Lyndall Neill said.

“It is certainly pleasing to have a great cohort of players to choose from and really exciting to have four senior teams.

“We have enough junior numbers to fill all sides which is excellent as last year we weren’t able to fill an H grade.”

Neill said the club was happy with last season.

“Although it may not have seemed that way on the ladder, our club did very well on the court and improved each week,” she said.

“With the fundraising side of things, we were very proactive and we were all united.

“We will be determined to exceed last year’s efforts, and be looking to improve even more on the ladder.”

The club kicked off the season with player and personal trainer Meg Elliot getting the girls fit and a family fun day for junior football and netball players in March.

With former A grade player Georgia Hann sidelined due to injury, she has taken on the A grade coaching role.

Hann has a wealth of knowledge, having played at association, regional and state level.

“Georgia comes from a very netball-focused background, she has played for Wallaroo since the age of 5, debuted in her first A grade game at 12 years of age and was permanently playing in Wallaroo A grade at the age of 16,” Neill said.

“Georgia has a wonderful skill and knowledge base and is proving to be an absolute asset in developing our younger players and creating a true sense of camaraderie and team focus.”

Wallaroo is also working towards a new joint football and netball canteen and relocating the courts closer to the football clubrooms.

2016 Coaches A grade — Georgia Hann B grade — Lyndall Neill C grade — Bec Sinton D grade — Bel Geidel E grade — Melissa Bennetts, Dana Cavanett F grade — Ruby Shaw G grade — Lisa Hanson, Jo Houghagen H grade — Mellissa Bennetts, Milly James.

YOUTH... Wallaroo has lost all of its outside players from 2015 but added some serious talent, and will benefit from the improvement of youngsters such as Matt Beadle.

Outside players gone, Bollmeyer brothers in With A grade coach Jamie Yeates How has your preseason been? We started preseason the last week of November.

Who are the young players to watch? Jack Leighton, Zaine Holman, Bailey Hann, Angus Johns.

What are the club’s aims this year? To play finals and get game time into some young locals who have real talent.

What else is there to look forward to? Relocation of the netball courts closer to the clubrooms and the building of a shared canteen facility. Social events with the netball club are coming together.

Predict the top three sides at the end of the minor round: Pasky, Moonta, Kadina.

Predict the top three in the Mail Medal: Riley Westlake, Wallaroo; Joel Palmer, Kadina; Tyson Wait, Paskeville.

Snapshot Coaches: A grade, Jamie Yeates; B grade, Roy Price; senior colts, Scott Grillett; junior colts, John Zuringa.

Saying hello: Josh Bollmeyer, Tea Tree Gully; Luke Bollmeyer, Hope Valley; Jack Bollmeyer, Norwood.

Waving goodbye: All outside players from last year are gone to places unknown.

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2016 YORKE PENINSULA FOOTBALL & NETBALL CLUB PREVIEW Tips and advice from the sidelines “The Coach’s Assistant” REPORT BY Netball fans, the season is finally here again, woo hoo!

We have a new season with new rules and, yes, a new tipster. I have played plenty of netball in my time and am now helping from the sidelines with my advice.

I’ll be doing my best to gather all the on and off-court gossip.

A wise woman knows when to ask for help though, and I would love to include any news or funnies from around the clubs.

Did someone forget their shoes? Rock up at the wrong venue? I want to know about it!

You can contact me direct by emailing netty.tips@hotmail.com.

The new rules will certainly make things interesting and with such significant changes it will take time for players and umpires to adjust.

There have been some interesting player movements in the offseason, but more on that in the tips.

I hope all four games this week are competitive, best of luck to everyone.

Kadina has the bye so we’ll have to wait until next weekend to see how its side is looking.

Southern Eagles v Wallaroo The Eagles have lost some handy players but always have talented juniors coming up the ranks and new faces popping up, so they’re a bit of an unknown at this stage.

Wallaroo has also lost some key players, but has had a solid preseason and is ready to hit the court.

Goalie Georgia Hann will be a notable loss as she’s out with an injury, but it’s great to see she’s staying involved and has taken the reigns as A grade coach.

She’ll have plenty of wisdom to impart, as will Eagles coach Lynlee Hancock, who has numerous premierships under her belt. At the final whistle ...

Eagles by 6.

CMS Crows v Ardrossan Last year’s runner-up CMS Crows have lost about half their side but will still boast a fairly handy line-up.

Ardrossan, on the other hand, have only one key change — it has lost Madeline Kuhdnt but gained Lizzie Cane.

Cane’s height and long arms will be advantageous in defence, particularly when up against the tall timber of Crows goal shooter Jess Cocks.

The Crows have been flying close to the top for years now and I think they will probably get over the line here, but the Ardrossan girls showed plenty of potential last year and, with a season under their belts, will be even stronger. At the final whistle ... Crows by 7.

CY Cougars v Bute There are a lot of unknowns about this game.

Bute is without gun defender Marissa Hewett for the first time in a number of seasons, with playing coach Renee Drewett to

step up and lead from the front.

Having Hannah Wellington back in the side will be handy for Bute.

The Cougars line-up is also still a bit of a mystery to me — I know they have very few players left from last year’s premiership side so it will be interesting to see how they go.

Jess Davies has taken on the coaching role and has plenty of experience and a good netball brain, which will be an asset for the Cougars.

I’m going to tip Bute to chalk up an early win. At the final whistle ... Bute by 4.

Paskeville v Moonta I’m tipping this to be the game of the round with two genuine finals contenders going head to head.

Paskeville has only lost Lauren Elsworthy from last season and is welcoming back A grade stalwarts Fiona Bussenschutt and Jade Daniel for full seasons.

Moonta, which was solid side last year, has added some big names.

Gun goalie Tamara Lodge is playing permanently, with Narelle Koch returning and former Kadina defender Kara Madden also joining the ranks.

This is a tough one to tip; I’m going to go with Pasky, which is the more settled side.

I think once Moonta has a few games under its belt, it will be a force to be reckoned with.

At the final whistle ... Paskeville by 3.

Plenty of line-up changes in YPFL “Half-back Flanker” REPORT BY The scent of steak sangas and deep heat is permeating the air, and club officials are ready to throw away copious amounts of money.

Look at this list of talented Yorke Peninsula Football League players we can look forward to seeing: Josh Lawson, Willy Serle, Geoff Munn, Mark Dolling, Todd Price, Matt Rodda, Lachlan Carey, Nathan Wright, Brad Coles.

Wait, nope. None of those blokes are playing.

The 2015 grand finalists have been hit hardest. Reading this very rag a couple of weeks back I saw Pasky lost four previous best and fairest winners and Kadina will be without at least half a dozen of its top players. It might finally be a chance for these clubs to replenish the piggy banks, but will they still challenge for a flag?

Moonta has loaded up. The Dees have pinched Chad Norsworthy off Wallaroo — can’t wait till those sides face off — and also have Nick Prokopec. This bloke played for Bute the other year and kicked about 10 goals every week while the entire Roosters team finished with 11. But Moonta’s biggest inclusion, mark my words, will be Ben Smelt.

Will anyone else be up there?

Ardrossan should be, jeez I like these fellas. But if Alby Pierson gets a gig for the Crows reserves in the SANFL that will be a big blow. The CY Cougars should also be better thanks to a couple of handy additions.

For the Eagles, Coles is gone

again and Derek Clarke and Matty Allen are gone for the first time. I’m told they’ve got enough new faces to fill a whole side, how good will that side be?

The Crows have lured back a lot of their local boys and Bute has continued its cycle of replenishing outside players in an effort to remain the slightest bit competitive.

The Bute (slash Pasky) colts have won a couple of flags recently so better things should be on the horizon.

Southern Eagles v Wallaroo How’s Wallaroo’s start to the season? Lose all your outside players — and I mean all of ’em — then make the long drive to Yorketown. The positive is, I reckon the Doggies have reloaded pretty well because those Bollmeyer brothers looked a class above running around in the dark during that trial game. I tell ya, bless Wallaroo for trying something different, but those boys should have taken a leaf out the book of their forefathers and run around with candles on their heads so the spectators could see what was happening. I think night footy is a long way off on Yorke Peninsula.

But I digress, Wallaroo to win! At the final siren... Wallaroo by two goals.

CMS Crows v Ardrossan The Crows have welcomed back some tall timber and some of their pups should be ready to emerge as snarling beasts after spending all last year chasing tails. Don’t think it’ll be enough to overcome the mighty Roos though. Recruit Brad Eagle should make up for the loss of

Jake Sutcliffe, and any other incoming players are the gravy on top of a roo steak for Ardrossan. The Crows might shock a few people this year, and I reckon they can finish in the top five. But Ardrossan should be aiming to finish top three, starting with an away victory. At the final siren... Ardrossan by four goals.

CY Cougars v Bute The Cougars started like a shower of the old you-know-what last season but fell in a heap at the halfway mark after booting a couple of players. That short-term pain could result in a long-term gain as it set a new and improved standard for the club, which has resulted in a promising preseason. Some of the lads who got pumped in the twos grand final last year will have finished licking their wounds and push for A grade selection. Bute needs the same from its top B graders, except they finished bottom last year (not second like the Cougars). At the final siren...

Cougars by eight goals.

Paskeville v Moonta What a showdown to start the season — match of the round for certain. The reigning premiers, depleted, written off by many, and without their captain (Abraham Helfand will serve a suspension from the grand final) against the early-season premiership favourite.

Moonta has been sniffing around the mark for a few years. Now it’s time to go one step better and taste that sweet premiership success. It’s a long way off, but a win at Pasky would be the perfect start.

Delicious. At the final siren... Moonta by four goals.

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