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in the AFL Riverina community which we believe hav erina FNL Grand Final been a positive change. e day at Narrandera as • The first was the introduction of the Under 14's grade we celebrate another into the Wagga Juniors footbdll competition fantastic season of • The second was to move the Under 1 S's n etball grade football & netball to our 2junior comps and the introduction of under , 13 5 across our competi­ grade into the Wagga Juniors; and tions -Riverina, Farrer • The third was the introduction of the AFL Riverina South West Juniors & under 17's competition by combining the Riverina and Wagga Juniors. Farrer comps On behalf of AFL Riverina, I'd like to congratulate all the While there are always going to be challenges with any teams who participated in the Farrer FNL Grand Finals changes and it may not suit all clubs, we are focused last Saturday, especially Tcmora & TRYC in the Senior on ensuring that the changes are aimed at increasing grade who produced a pulsating grand finale. Congrat­ participation & retention and we have a consistent ulations to Temora on going back-to-back as premiers pathway from our junior competitions to the senior and also for taking the A & 8 Grade netball titles. competitions for both football and netball. I'd especially The South West Juniors & Wagg• Juniors finished their like to thank all the clubs for their acceptance to try season a few weeks ago and we witnessed some fantas­ something different and their commitment to the tic games of football and netball. There were also some Under 17's competition despite the challenges faced. great crowds in attendance and it's fantastic to see our Going forward the Review Committee will look at the junior competitions thriving and we all hope the players structure and the challenges faced this year and provide flow through to our senior competitiom. Well done some recommendations on next year's competition. to all the teams who participated in the Junior Grand Thank you to the umpires for their efforts this year espe­ Finals. cially Duncan Potts as the Umpire Coach Manager and I'd like to thank the support of AFL Riverina's major Bob Neighbour, President of the RUA, for their on-going sponsor in OAMPS Insurance Brokers who continue to support and effort this year. I'd also like to acknowledge provide great support and we hope to continue the the effort of our club umpires, both football & netball relationship with OAMPS for many years to come. Also who are major contributors throughout the year and' thank you to our long-time supporters In the Rules Club without them, we would be able to play our games. & Alatalo Bros, our Under 17s sponsor GTES Employ­ Thank you our Riverina, Farrer, South West Juniors & ment Services, Thomas Bros & Southern Ag Grain for Wagga Juniors Competition Management Committee their support of representative football & netball and members for your contribution this year, and also to our media partner Prime7. Your support is greatly the team at AFL House including Jason McPherson, appreciated and very important to the operation & pro­ Paul Habel, Shane Buchanan, Tom Walker and Amanda motion of football & netball in our local communitiP<. O'Connell from Netball NSW for your efforts in support­ Thank you to the support of the media who cover our ing the AFL Riverina community. game in Prime7, The Daily Advertiser, WIN TV, The Area Finally, I'd like to say a big thank you to all the clubs for Contact your local representative today News, Temora Independent, Narrandera Argus, The their efforts throughout the year. The volunteers at each lrngator, 2WG, 2RG, ABC Riverina and Wagga Now. A big and every club are important to ensuring the players thank you to Matt Olsen and the students from CSU's get on the field or court every week. Without your ef­ Wagga Wagga Moama TV Production unit for your contribution in producing forts we would not have the strong & vibrant communi• Suite 1, 182 Bayli s St, Wagga Wagga Shop 3, 5 Ech uca St, Moama our own football & netball show. Also thanks to our ties that are present in our region. hosts Hannah Maguire and Matt Kelly and all our guests To the teams competing in today's Riverina FNLGraod Ph (02) 6932 4400 Ph (03) 5481 1400 throughout the year. Finals, well done on your season so far and best of ILck Over the past season there have been some changes today - may the best team win. 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I d to The 24-year old Illustrated just how it'• tomethlng that I've never tu that brought the unique talent What makes Gordo ' ~~ .,II th ,· I1h,n~ I got g spec1a an so does valuable he is tothe club wh he e before ;;o Im pretty happy and to ollingullie in the first place, as he to date even more rem:a,r des, they around the team, .. sa;d won his second ()uinn Meda d &boull cou so easily still be plying his trade the fact that he only o\ u many seasons as he best-ancHair t a b more satisfy! _in h s hometown of Newcastle if it sport at 16 years of a ,;. o ri o the same routine com ing from a strong ,ug s)ust to stay to the'::' player in the competition. • weren't for some friendly interven­ find you play consist-me After beln art of a th ree-Y{il tion. background. However, his natural sportln when you're consistent Whh After playing Under-16s, Under-1Ss athleticism and ur routine: and a year o f First Grade with the n good news for Colllngullie fans Warners Bay Bulldogs in the Black ordon will be at 1he club for at · Diamond League, Gordon least a further two seasons, and he ade the journey to Sydney, said that cap ping the year off w,th before traveling down to grand final win against Coolamon M elbourne to play for is weekend would be the king on Avondale Heights. cake for an already memorable ordon then decided -signed again for next Ye•r Newcastle, but a ar after that, so I'm there phone call while two years and I'm looking stopping over In the Southern NSW this week as v,ell, own of Holbrook thing even more ith the Jim

It... I think we'io ayers. n themmo,t lly going back to oing to bea le and got back to th, Codamon k. and one of the - onlylostone 6ve me a call when "5 why they're t Holbrook to pull is week. re for a night and I ent wt can stayed In Wagga; Id Gordon.

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In the past and I was wry honoured,• Without doubt the coaching move away season, he admitted it was a prem1euh1p in the coming years In his first season back at the clu said Taylor. has paid dividends for Taylor's form, bittersweet feeling to have made it ned there "')atn n after a four-year hiatus, the 30-yea •1 definitely didn't expectlt at all, it ~h the half-back saying that despite to the finals but be bundled out in t season, so I'll deli old was crowned the Farrer League's was a real shock. but a very pleasing the challenges, his first season in the second week after a loss to-the. there. I'd like to Ii best player for 2013 wheo he won surprise. harge was an enjoyable one that Northern Jets. t there." said Taylor the Gerald Clear Medal on the back "There are a lot of guys In the league !>fought the best out of him both as a However, his own personal achieve-: y we've been ther of a stunning second half of the year. that are very talented and had really player and as a leader. ment will ensure that he still has atiout ·, for the lalt few years Taylor was surprised to receive the good years as well so it was a little bit ·11 was just a new opportunity, they fond recollections of a memorable re starting to get a good offered me the coaching role and I 2013. group together and they've was pretty keen to do it so that got "It was a little bit ~,sappolntlng to tHelr intentions that they're me back there,• said Taylor. be knocked out of the finals and not to sl,ick arounclfor nel(t "I t has its good and bad times, but it getting through right to the-enabUt v,,e'tl be looking was a real challenge and something I it's just a little personal achievement - ahblrbf really enjoyed. for me I suppose,' said Taylor. we can ta~e t "We've got a lot of guys out there "I'm just very happy to have won premiership_ that take on that extra responsibility it and It is a little bit of a po»si:tiv:e:..------­ and help me out a fair bit with the to take out of my first year _ coaching so I didn't have too much to worry about off the field, they just let me do my own thing when it came down to game day. 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www.aflriverina.com.au www.aflriverina.com.au 19 18 Riverina League History Riverina League History ... • I I . • • • • .. • • T • . I • ' (First Grade) (Second Grade) (Third Grade) 1992 Turvey Park 2005 Turvey Park 1982 N.Harvey, GGGM 1982 G.Clark Turvey Park 1982 M.Thompson, Ard Premiers 1993 Turvey Park 2006 Leeton-Whitton 1983 W.Evans, Narr 1983 G.Clark Turvey Park 1983 B.Hickey, Wagga 1st Grade: 1994 Turvey Park 2007 Leeton-Whitton 1984 W.Evans, GGGM 1994 K.VaughanNivenLW 1984 B.Gaynor, GGGM 1982 East Wagga-K 1995 Turvey Park 2008 Wagga Tigers 1985 R. Durnan, Narr 1985 P.Bartholomew,Coo 1985 G.Sheppard, TPark 1983 Coolamon 1996 East Wagga-K 200 Wagga Tigers 1986 S.McMahon, Leet 1986 P.Bartholomew,Coo 1986 G.Anders, EWK 1984 Ganmain-GGM 1997 Griffith 2010 Leeton-Whitton 1987 C.Hounsel, EWK 1987 A.Suidgeest, Coola R.Quade, TPark 1985 Wagga 1998 Turvey Park 2011 Turvey Park 1988 G. Nichols, T.Park 1988 A.Bartholomew, TP 1987 D.Lewington, TP 1986 Narrandera 1999 Turvey Park 2012 Wagga Tigers S.McMahon, Leet 1989 T.Gibbons, TPark 1988 D.Hofert, Wagga 1987 Turvey Park 2000 Wagga DAN CLARKE 1989 Les Parish, Griff M.McFadden, TPark 1989 T.Goonan, TPark 1988 Turvey Park 2001 Turvey Park CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 1990 N.Pleming, Cool 1990 P.Cox, Wagga 1990 T.Lenon, GGGM 1989 Turvey Park 1991 D.McFadden. TPark 2002 Griffith 1982 Ariah Park-M 1991 Jed Lawton, GGGM D.Owen, Griffith 1990 Turvey Park 2003 Coolamon 1992 Mal Irvine, Griffith 1991 M.Harrison, Narr 1983 Coolamon 5.Lenon, GGGM 1991 Ganmain-GGM 2004 Narrandera 1993 G.Argus, Griffith 1992 S.Marks, TPark 1992 N.Ca rroll, GGGM 1984 Gan main-GGM 1992 Ganmain-GGM 2005 Coolamon 1994 T.Daniher, Wagga 1993 S.Marks, TPark 1993 D.Clayton, Leeton 1993 Wagga 2006 Mangoplah-CUE 1985 Ganmain-GGM 1995 D.Graham, EWK 1994 Scott Lovell, Wagga 1994 M.Burke, Griffith 1994 Wagga 2007 Coolamon 1986 Ganmain-GGM 1996 L.Carroll, GGGM Gaynor Medal: Lou Brown Medal 1985 Wagga 2008 Mangoplah-CUE 1987 Turvey Park 1997 S. Weidemann,TP (Second Grade) (Under 17's) 1996 Ganmain-GGM 2009 Mangoplah-CUE 1988 Turvey Park 1998 M.Stone, Wagga 1995 G.Hoffman, TPark 1995 D.Millman, Wagga 1997 Wagga 2010 Coolamon 1989 Turvey Park 1999 D.Atkinson, Leeton 1996 D.Cox,GGGM 1996 A.Breust, Coolam 1998 Wagga 2011 Wagga Tigers 1990 Turvey Park 2000 P.Rowston, Griffith R.Mayson, Leeton 1997 J.Poulos, TPark 1999 Wagga 2012 Wagga Tigers 1991 Griffith 2001 C.Macri, EWK S.Lovell, Wagga 1998 A.White, TPark 2000 Coolamon 3rd Grade/ Under 17's: 2002 M.Hard, Coolamon 1997 M.Mullen, EWK 1992 Wagga 1999 R.Shaw, TPark 2001 Wagga 1982 Ganmain-GGM 2003 S.Lenon, GGGM 1998 T.Lyons, Leeton-W 2000 J.McKenzie, Wagga 1993 Wagga 2002 Turvey Park 1983 Ganmain-GGM 2004 N.Scott, Coolamon 1999 B.Nimmo TPark 2001 J.Sherman, Coolam 1994 Wagga 2003 Griffith 1984 Leeton 2005 N.Reynoldson, Narr 2000 R.Devereux,Temora 2002 B.Wade, Griffith 2004 Ganmain-GGM 1985 Ganmain-GGM 1995 Turvey Park M.McDonald, Griff 2001 G.Argus, Griffith 2003 B.Guest, Leeton-W 2005 Ganmain-GGM 1986 Turvey Park 1996 Wagga 2006 K.Vanderfeen,EWK 2002 S.Ruyg, Griffith 2004 N.Flanigan, TPark 2006 Ganmain-GGM 1987 Turvey Park 1997 Turvey Park 2007 L.Maloney, Coolam 2003 S.Bradley, Coolam 2005 C.Downes, Narr 2007 Wagga Tigers 1988 Wagga 1998 Wagga 2008 B.Campbell, T.Park 2004 M.Meladonis, LW 2006 M.Ness, TPark 2008 Ganmain-GGM 1989 Griffith 1999 Wagga 2009 P.Scoullar, Leeton 2005 D.Cox,GGGM 2007 S.Hillier, Wagga 2009 Ganmain-GGM D.Rankin, GGGM 2006 8.Limbrick EWK 1990 Turvey Park 2000 Wagga 2010 2008 A.Wilson, TPark 2010 Ganmain-GGM 1991 Griffith 2011 G.Orton, Griffith 2007 N.Angel, Wagga M.Flack, Narran 2001 Wagga 2009 2011 GanmainGGM 1992 Wagga 2012 C.Gordon, CAK 2008 T.lrvin, Leeton-W 2010 G.Ward, TPark 2002 Griffith 2012 Narrandera 1993 Wagga J.Maddox, Coolam 2009 R.McPherson, TP 20 11 J.Pettit, Leeton-W Turvey Park 2nd Grade: 1994 Coolamon 2003 G.Orton, Griffith 2010 Z.Robinson, Cool 2012 M.Gaynor,LeetonW 1982 Turvey Park 1995 Wagga 2004 Coolamon 2013 Chris Gordan, CAK 2011 N.Lawson, MCUE 2013 L.Moore, CAK 1983 Coolamon 1996 Collingullie-AK 2005 Ganmain-GGM 2012 P.Lucas, GGGM 1984 Ganmain-GG-M 1997 Wagga 2006 Ganmain-GGM 2013 M.Jarrett,Cool 1985 Wagga 1998 Wagga 2007 Wagga 1986 Wagga 1999 Griffith 2008 Mangoplah-CUE 1987 Turvey Park 2000 Turvey Park 2009 Coolamon P'" ~ 1988 Turvey Park .. 2001 Wagga DARBY'S "'f co~rrRot 2010 Ganmain-GGM •' 1989 Wagga 2002 Narrandera 2011 Gan main-GGM 1990 Wagga 2003 Leeton-Whitton TERMITE, SPIDER and DOMESTIC PEST CONTROL 2012 Wagga 1991 Turvey Park 2004 Mangoplah-CUE Darby Munro - 0417 665 063 Phil Gannon · 0418 695 007 2013 Coolamon 6Alla . www.aflriverina.com.a u 20 '2 Riverina League History - Minor Premiers Riverina League History - Leading Goalkickers 2003 2008 Reisling Trophy (1 sts): 1996 K. McPherson, EWK 65 Ron Hutchins Shield (1sts): Turvey Park Ron Hutchins Shield (1 st s): GGGM 1982 D.Bruest, Coolamon 118 1997 B. Harrison, Griffith 96 Max Croker Shield (2nds): Coolamon Max Croker Shield (2nds): MCUE 1983 G.Sheather, Wagga 86 1998 R. Adams, Turvey Pk 48 Phillip Wines Memorial (3rds): Turvey Pa rk Phillip Wines Mem orial (U 18's): MCUE 1984 S.Barber, Griffith 69 1999 D. Brown, Turvey Park 65 1985 V.Hugo, Narrandera 72 2000 G Dea, Wagga 55 1986 T.Sutton, EWK 140 2001 D Brown, Turvey Park 69 2 004 2009 1987 T.Sutton, EWK 90 2002 S.Ruyg, Griffith 130 Ron Hutchins Shield (1s t s): GGGM Ron Hutchins Shield (1 st s): Coolam on 1988 M.Hofert, Wagga 102 2003 C.Parr, Coolamon 77 M ax Croker Shield (2nds): Coolam on Max Croker Shield (2nd s): GGGM B.Buchanan, Coolamon 102 2004 D.Pike, MCUE 63 Phillip Wines Memorial (3 rds) Narrandera Phillip Wines Mem orial (Ul l's): Wagga Tig 1989 R.Colvin, Wagga 69 2005 G.Argus, Griffith 102 1990 M.Walker, Wagga 70 2006 G.Argus, Griffith 87 2005 2010 1991 W. Carroll, Turvey Park 121 2007 D.Crocker, Coolamon 57 Ron Hutchins Shield (1 st s): GGGM Ron Hutchins Shield (1s ts): GGGM 1992 B. Buchanan, Coolamon 92 2008 C.Websdale, MCUE 59 Max Croker Shield (2nds):Narrandera Max Croker Shield (2nds): Coolamon 1993 D. Brookes, Narrandera 71 2009 D.Brown, Turvey Park 64 1994 G.Argus, Griffith 77 2010 S.Noble, GGGM 51 Phillip Wines M emorial (3rds): GGGM Phillip Wines Mem orial (Ul 7's): Turvey Park 1995 D. McGowan, Griffith 83 2011 B.McKenzie, CAKFC 35 MVAFA Trophy D.Crocker, Coolamon 35 2006 2011 1996 8. Mclachlan, Coll-Ash 105 2012 D.Clayton, leeton-W 54 Ro n Hutchins Shield (1 st s): GGGM Ron Hutchins Shield (1s ts): GGGM Stewart Fraser Trophy 2013 M ax Croker Shield (2nds):MCUE Max Croker Shield (2nds): Wagga Tigers 1997 V. Dunn, Temora 111 Daleo Trophy (3rds): Phillip Wines Memorial (U1 8's): Leeton-W Phillip Wines Memorial (U 17's): Leeton-W 1998 S. Smith, GGGM 96 1982 A. Ryan, Narrandera 116 1999 A.Ljubic, Narrandera 86 1983 S. Purcell, Turvey Pk 105 2007 2012 2000 M.Fraser, Leeton 93 1984 P. Russell, Leeton 57 2001 T.Mclean, EWK 72 1985 J. Bennett, Griffith 51 Ron Hutchins Shield (1 sts): Narrandera Ron Hutchins Shield (1 st s): GGGM 2002 D.Berriman, Griffith 83 1986 J. Morton, Wagga 63 Max Croker Shield (2nds): Griffith Max Croker Shield (2 nd s): Wagga Tigers 2003 W.Sykes, Turvey 83 1987 R. Collins, Wagga 37 Phillip Wines Mem orial (U18's): Leeton-W Phillip Wines Memorial (Ul 7's): Leeton-W 2004 A.Carroll, GGGM 69 1988 J. Forbes, Turvey Pk 57 C.Renner, GGGM 69 1989 B. Ashcroft, Turvey Pk 48 2005 B.Perkins, EWK 102 1990 B. Ashcroft, Turvey Pk 83 2006 B.Perkins, EWK 104 1991 M. Parmenter, GGGM 71 2007 A.Carro ll, GGGM 78 1992 S. Evans, Wagga 61 OUR SERVICES SPECIAL TECHNO LOGIES 2008 A.Carroll, GGGM 74 1993 R. Wadley, Wagga 95 ca,per & Upholsrery Dry ke Blasling .all­ Cleaning Cleanseal - Mouki Removal 2009 C.Macri, GGGM 71 1994 B. Harrison, Griffith 52 STEAMATIC. Carpet & Fabric Protection Bio Sweep J.Brown, Coolamon 71 1995 W. Kendall, Turvey Pk 60 totnl clC1111ing & rcslOnllton leather Lounge Cleaning Electronk Rest or at ion 2010 J.Elliott. Turvey Park 51 1996 J. Davis, Coll-Ash 63 Odour Removal Document I Book Air Dua Cle-aning Restorauon 2011 M.Geppert, CAKFC 63 1997 J. Nockolds, Wagga 90 IW, Kitchen/ Exhaust Cleaning Indoor Air Quality 2012 M.Geppert, CAKFC 91 1998 D. Brown, Turvey Pk 77 ROB MARGOSIS 2013 M.Geppert, CAKFC 98 1999 M.McClure, Turvey 59 24/7 EM ERGENCY RESPONSE D ISASTER RECOVERY 02 6925 9214 Fire, Smoke & Water Damage Restoration Griggs Trophy (2nds): 2000 $.Connors, Wagga 44 [email protected] Commercial & Residential 1982 M. Crouch, EWK 104 2001 K.Grace, Wagga 65 1983 M. Crouch, EWK 92 2002 A.Gardener, Griffith 67 1984 L. Lyons, Leeton 78 2003 J.Elliot, Turvey Park 83 1985 T. Posselt, Wagga 59 2004 M .Cattell, Turvey Park 83 1986 T. Gooden, EWK 128 2005 J.Conway, GGGM 63 1987 R. Carroll, Wagga 74 2006 N.Schubert, Leeton-W 77 1988 B. Robinson, T. Park 76 2007 M.Etchells, Wagga 63 1989 R. Carroll, Wagga 88 2008 J.Phillips, MCUE 39 1990 R. Carroll, Wagga 116 2009 J.Brooks, Turvey Park 52 • Full A-La-Carte Dining. 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1rar."· • on t t n t ere e a ot n ,t ut Just tliln ... The coaches say m on will get over the line." Leeton-Whitton coach Damien Lang said that Coolamon's COOLAMON started the year as Then t e likes ofAdam McKenzie, Mitch Stephenson, Coolamon and Collingullie will fight it out this weekend advantage in having a rest last week should ensure that premiership favourite and has only Marshall Macauley and others not only shut down their op­ for the right to be crowned Riverlna Football League they are able to run over the top of Collingullie in the enhanced that tag with an Incredible ponents but provide amazing run and driv~ from derence. premiers for 2013. closing stages of the match. the season. What run and pace the Hoppers may lack through the mid­ If rival coaches' opinions are anything to go by, this Sun­ "They haven't played a lot of footy in the last month, but The Hoppers have stepped out on dle, they make up for across half-back and it is here where day's RFL grand final between Coolamon and Collingullie in saying that, they should be fresh and they should be 17 occasions this year and were only they get most drive. They have been able to prevent CAK will be a closely fought affair. keen. beaten once. from kicking a winning score three times this season and Neither side will give an inch in the final match of the "They might be a bit slow at the start but I reckon that That occasion was the final round will be able to do so again on Sunday. season, with Collingullie looking to avenge their defeat come the last quarter they should be fresh and have In a dead rubber against a rampant Coolamon's other great strength is its forward line and the at the hands of Narrandera In last year's decider, while plenty of run, and the week off will probably do them the Ganma,n-Grong Grong-Matong and amount of options that it possesses In attack. Coolamon will be hoping to make up for their grand final world of good. was only by a miserly eight points. There 15 no one consistent option the Hoppers look to. loss to GGGM in 2012. "It's going to be a good tussle and I think Coolamon Coolamon won 15 straight. claimed the minor prem,ersh,p The likes of Lew Roberts, Mitch O'B11en, Jake Wiggers, Judging by their previous encounters this season, should just get over the line." and then gathered the idPal pa-sage to the grand final with James McKenzie and Ben Cadzow are all dominant for­ Coolamon should go into the fixture as favourites, having Narrandera's Jim Rice was also backing Coolamon, say­ a first-up finals v,ctory over Collingullie Ashmont Kapooka. wards and have proven capable of kicking bags of goals on accounted for Collingulle by six points in Round 4, by ing he thought they had been the best side all year and The Hoppers have enjoyed a week off to freshen up and their day. They will aim to stretch the Demons' defence and 23 points in Round 13 and again by nine points in the deserved to win. will have a full list to choose from on Sunday with no injury provide enough versatility to keep CAK defence guessing, second week of the finals. "I don't think you can go past Coolamon, they've been the concerns. They again take on CAK, a team they have beaten and at the same time provide the Coolamon midfield with However, Collingullie will be keen to repeat the form best team all year and hopefully the best team wins. on all three occasions this season. plenty of options. Coolamon's midfield polishes off the they showed in last week's 102-62 win over GGGM In the •1think the week off will help them, and Collingullie have The last time. was a nine-point victory but Coolamon can team nicely. Captain Jamie Maddox is one of the hardest preliminary final and carry that mom entum into Sunday. had a couple of injuries over the last couple of weeks welrome back Luke Maloney, James McKenzie and Nathan working players in the competition and thrives on winning Rival RFL coaches were split in their predictions as to which might hurt them a bit in the back end of the game. Edyvean into its team for the premiership decider. contested footy. Ryan Chamberlain is in the same boat and who would go on to claim this year's premiership, with "Chamberl ain and Maddox will be important in the mid­ The success story of Coolamon's season has been its provides plenty of voice. Mark Crawford, Jesse Rapley and m ost agreeing that there would only be a small m argin field, as will their rebounding half-back Stephenson." defence. The Hoppers conceded 230 points fewer than any Luke Maloney provide the outside run. between the two sides. GGGM mentor Jayden Kotzur shared that view, predicting other team throughout the home and away season. Ben Edyvean is a man mountain and will give them the Griffith's Guy Orton went with Collingullie, saying Quinn that Coolamon would come out on top in a close one. Murray Stephenson is the best full-back ,n the competition most crucial advantage winning the taps, and from t here medalist Chris Gordon would be key to their chances, "I think Coolamon will win in a close one, they have been and has blanketed CAK full-forward Marc Geppert on a Coolamon will possess the upper hand. The Hoppers have couple of occasions. Connor Neyland d,d the job on Brad while also suggesting that Coolamon's week off last week the best team all year." not won a 0ag since 2000 so the hunger for that elusive Aiken in the second semi-final, and will look to shut down may do them m ore harm than good. Wagga Tigers President, Chris Flanigan, said Colllngullie's premiership is most certainly there. Coach Matt Hard is the Demons' match-winner again. "I reckon Collingullie .ire playing some pretty good footy quality and experience would shine through on the day. the man to deliver It on Sunda . at the moment, but it could go either way I guess," said "I think Collingullie, I've rated those guys all year, they've Orton. got some good quality, but having said that it depends THE best team from throughout from the contest second to none. •1reckon it could go either way, but I'm going to stick with on how their injuries come up so it will be a fairly close the season ,snot always rewarded Chris Gordon, Matt Beckmans, Curtis Allen, Matt Kennedy, Colllngullie. game. with a premiership. Chris Gow and Nick Perryman have all been major players "That week off, sometimes I think it's not good because "Obviously you've got Chris Gordon in the guts, their ~i) The best team come finals time is. through sheer hard running. you can lose your momentum. midfield is very strong. Brad Aiken up forward is always Collingullle-Ashmont•Kapooka The work rate of the Demons' team has also been a shining "He's (Gordon) a very skilful player and very flashy, he's good, he's got great finals experience and knows what it's ....., .,. will be out to prove that theory Ilght. A lot of attention gets placed on CAK's key forwards got pace to burn. so you've got to really watch him." all about and he just keeps delivering every finals series." ~ ~ right when It tackles minor pre­ and understandably so. ,...,"",,..."◊ Nathan Irvin from MCUE went the other way, saying that Chris Cerato at Turvey Park said the final result was just miers Coolamon on Sunday. Full-forward Marc Geppert has kicked 109 goals from 19 Colllnguilie's bruising preliminary final encounter with too close to call. Narrandera proved last year that the home and away season games this season and leads the competition goal kicking GGGM would be too tough to recover from In the face of "Yeh, it's too close to call but I think I'd go Coolamon . . counts for little once we get to September. The Eagles came by a whopping 58 goals. a fully fit Coolamon outfit. maybe, but it's pretty much a fiip of the coin. from fifth and proved to be team of the finals series as it Second ,s his team mate Brad Alken on 51. "I think Coolam on, I think Collingullie looked a bit worse "I don't really know to be honest, m aybe I'll go for a draw." went on to claim an elusive grand final victory. The Demons The Demons have the two most dangerous forwards in the for wear after the game against Ganmain. Everyone's questions will be answered come Sunday finished the season ,n third place. but like Narrandera, have compeutlon and the pair are two different style of football­ "They haven't had a lot of footy the last few weeks which September 22 when Coolamon and Collingullie line up stepped up another gear so far this finals series. CAK has ers that complement each other perfectly. Isn't ideal, but they're going to have the opportunity to opposite each other at 2:15 pm at Narrandera Sports- thumped Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong twice, by 72 and Coolamon pair Murray Stephenson and Connor Neyland come in at full strength. round. 40-point margins. The same GGGM team that beat Coola­ have both been able to shu t Geppert and Aiken down this mon a week out fro'TI finals. The Demons did go down to t.eason. But good luck doing 1t twice. The statistics show that GREAT RANGE OF COACHES AND BUSES AVAILABLE FOR CHARTER Coolamon in the second semi-final a fortnight ago but lost Geppert and Aiken are rarely beaten and a quiet day still no admirers, and perhaps put more fear into the Hoppers' consists of a few goals each. CAK's backline was arguably its • 53 Seat Coach • 54 Seat Coach (Toilet Equipped) camp. CAK was dreadfully inaccurate in front of goal and weakness last season, but the addition of Geoff Spriggs and • 61 Seat Coach • 24 Seat Mini-coach kicked 6.16 when going down by nine points to Coolamon. the development of a couple of others has boosted it no • 57 Seat Coach (Wheelchair accessible for either 1 or 2 Wheelchairs) The Demons had six more scoring shots than the Hoppers end. It can now hold the best forward line in the competi­ All fully air-conditioned, seat belted and DVD equipped. but were wasteful and paid the ultimate price. tion with confidence, and it dangerous with the run of Ben Josh Me,selbach. Caleb Vearing and Nathan Fuller missed Absolum, Dan Kennedy and Kai Sykes. Momentum Is one of Variety of buses that are Ideally suited for use during school hours. great for school the second semi-final that day and will be there on Sunday. the most dangerous weapons at this time of year and CAK specials and charter. The most noticeable thing about the Demons over the past has It. If the Demons' kick straight there shall be no letting Tour itineraries and accomodalion for your trip can be arranged to suit your needs. month has been their liking for the big ground. Coolamon off the hook this time and an RFL flag will find its CAK has more run than any other team with their spread home at Crossroads Oval. www.aflriverina.com.au e www.afl riveri na .com.au e 26 IMllilA lmiiLI 27 IMaU RUA Riverina Grand Final a RFNL President - Rob Ash On behalf or the Rlvenna Umpires Assodatlon tRllA welcome everybody to Nanandera for the 2013 RFL Grand Welcome to the 2013 grand finale. After a gruelling Coolamon have enjoyed a terrific season finish- Final. Here's to a terrific day of football and netball action season of footy and netball, only two sides in each ing minor premiers with only one loss. This side to decide the Premierships. 2013 1st Grade Grand Final grade are left to claim the 2013 flags. is very even over the three sections a nd will be On the football fron~ the RUA wishes Matt and his Coola­ Field Umpires Reaching grand finals are exciting times for players, primed to go that last step now to cap off the 2013 mon side and Shane and the Gully boys all the best In today's battle. I'm sure It's going to be a great game. coaches a nd loyal club supporters. Congratulations season. Best wishes to Warren McGloughlan - Club To the teams in the Reserves - Mango and Gully -good to every team getting t h is far and best wishes in President and his team, Matt Hard - Coach, a ll the luck, and always we look forward to the 17's GF, as it's IM BEARD your quest for victory today. players a nd the g reen and white army today. usually a terrific game or footy, and I'm sure this morning's e RUA's most experienced umpire, It's my pleasure to sincerely thank all the hard work­ Collingullie/ Ashmont/Kapooka w ill also go in to clash between Wagga Tigers and Temora will be a beauty. nd Is no stranger to RFL Grand Flnal ing volunteers at all clubs that make our league so battle today - the second year in a row to grab the On the umpiring front, today marks the end of 9 months of _ _ ..._"-'ay having been here many times hard work from our team. We've been together since Janu­ successful. All footballers and netballers need to 2013 premiership flag. Their finals campaign has efore. This will be Tim's 9th RFL Grand ary, putting in the hard yards to get to today. It's been a Final, along with his 6 Farrer League individually thank these people when you get the been a long one and they will be hungry for the tough selec1ion process to finalise our Grand final umpires .____ .....:...... ,c.F 's - so today he lines up for Grand c hance. The RFNL are indebted to these fabulous big reward. Gully can score quickly up forward and today. Our whole squad has been umpiring exceptionally Final 1S, and that Is a magnificent effort. It's been a fan- people and hope they get the thanks they deserve. have a talented midfield to m ove the footy in quick. well, with very little between our Initial finals squad of 24, tastic year for nm with consistent performances all year. The A-Grade Netball has two terrific sides in battle Good luck to Club President - Jo hn Clark and his and then our top 15 - the umpires who have been picked This year nm has also umpired at representative level for to do the GFs. today. Narrandera are vying for their third premier­ team, Coach Shane Lenon and the Demon's troops. the RFL.. as well as helping out In many junior games dur­ A few years ago, the RUA introduced a Development ing the season, helping to mentor our group of up and ship in a row and MCUE were minor premiers with Best wishes to all the officials for the day and Programme to fast track young talented umpires into a very talented side. The stadium will be full today congratulations to the appointed umpires. Enjoy senior football, in conjunction with the AFL Schools based coming young umpires. Earlier this year nm celebrated his 350th game with the RUA, and has now clocked up watching this great contest. Good luck girls. the day a nd best wishes through the off-season. academy programme. and today see·s the end result of all 360 games. First Grade Football will also be a great contest . ATB-RobAsh that hard work by coaches, mentors and of course the um­ pires themselves. Two umpires out of that programme will control today's senior game - Pat Harris and Sam Weymss. AMWEMYSS RUA Rlverlna Grand Final a lntments Whilst young in years, they already have enormous experi­ am is a product of the AFL School ence behind them at senior, representative and State level. based academy programme run In They will be partnered today by our most experienced onjunction with the RUA, and Is testa­ Under 17s umpire In Tim Beard, and we have enormous confidence ent to the success of this initiative. Field - Pat O ' Donoghue, Darren Solly, Sharna Doughney that the game is In good hands. m this year has spent most of the Good luck to our reserve grade umpires as well - Trent, Emergency Field - Greg Walsh ear on the NEAFL umpiring panel Ryan and Cam - you have all had great years, and were so officiating primarily in NEAFL Canberra based games. Boundary - Willem Barber, Eddie Merkel, Monica Banks, Jimmy Miecklejohn close to the big one. Being on the NEAFL squad Is the first step on the pathway Goals - Pat Quinn, Colin Ban ks In the Under 17's we have another very experienced um­ from local umpiring to State squads and then to the AFL pire Pat O'Donoghue combining with Darren Solly - who Sam was the youngest member on the NEAFL panel this has been an asset since Joining the group this year, and year and acquitted himself well and has become an even Reserve Grade our first female field umpire to control a Grand Final, Shana better umpire for the experience at the higher level. This Doughney. Shana you should be exceptionally proud of Field - Ryan Dedini, Trent. Richards, Cameron Warner Is Sam's second RFL Grand final having officiated In last your achievement and your efforts this year. year"s decider. Sam has umpired 39 senior games for the Emergency Field - Rob Johnston Congratulations to all of our goal umpires and boundary Boundary- Lac h lan Beard, Rhys Langtry, Adam Wallace, Dean Wallace umpires in the three grades as well - congratulations to RUA. Goals - Ken Taylor, Russell Walker you all on fantastic years. To all RUA Members, remember our Presentation night at The Rules Club on Friday September 27th - that's this Pat is a product of the RUA's very suc­ First Grade coming Friday night - ensure your RSVP to either Narelle essful Development Programme. Pat ornm. has umpired at senior level for the past Field - Tim Beard, Pat Harris, Sam Wemyss Also remember the AGM - save the date - Rules Club on o seasons, and last year controlled Emergency Field - John Hilt on Sunday November 24th. he Farrer League Grand Final. He's um­ So today brings down the curtain on 2013, thanks to all Boundary - Sean Keith, Ben Keith, Josh O ' Donoghue, Pat Ross llL.------'pired AFL NSW ACT talent trials across umpires for your efforts during the year. The consistency the state during the year. This year he has umpired at Goals - Rick Firman, Pe ter Hughes across the group this year has been fantastic. To Bob and State level on many occasions. representing NSW at many the RUA committee, thanks for your efforts. Special thanks carnivals. Each time Pat has gone away to a carnival, he to my coaches, Tim, Pat, Greg, Colin, Adam, and Rick, and has come back an even better umpire taking advantage huge thanks to appointments coordinator, Dave Waterman of the coaching and guidance offered to him at the for the huge amount of work he does. higher level. Pat Is an exceptionally talented young um­ To the RUA sponsors - McDonalds, Beyond Bank and The Riverina Netball Grand Final appointments pire, who has maturity beyond his years. He thoroughly Rules Club - many thanks for your contribution and sup­ deserves his appointment today with somoe fantastic port or umpiring. performances during the home and away season, espe­ C Grade - Mel Sykes and Tanya Sykes To Narelle, and the kids- Callum, Haylee and Aleasha - cially In the finals across both leagues. Pat has umpired 32 B Grade - Erin Brown and Amanda Mclauc hlan thank you for allowing me the time to coach this fabulous senior games for the RUA. A Reserve - Michelle Burden and Annmaree Brown group In 2013. Here's to a great day offooty. Duncan Potu - Umpire Coach Man1ger. A Grade - Amanda M c lauchla n a nd Kelly Hill e www.aflriverina.com.au www.aflriverina.com.au INiitllA 29 28 llmllllA Ina to an army ofdwarves. tap outs than fred Astalr's favourite Launches attacking raids with all the dancing shoes. Hoping to crown his precision of a war room computer. green and white career with a long awaited premiership. 14. Greg Aki (Shark) Recruited from Papua New Guinea and 30. Mark Crawford (Wop) has been a superb addition to the team. Tough as teak wingman with blister­ Combines silky skills with an uncompro­ ing pace and a penetrating left foot. As mising attack that often sees him crash dazzling as crystal snow flakes in the through packs like a buffalo through springtime sun when on song. tissue paper. I • 32. Nathan Edvvean (Nate) 15. Hayden Bnidley (Hairy) Classy back man who rejoined the club Another of the unstoppable youthful later In the season and has suffered a brigade. H has the pace of an electrified succession of Injuries. Will not let the Usaln Bolt and Is looking to dominate his side down if selected. section of the Narrandera Sportsground this Sunday. 33. Mitch Stephenson (Gumby) One of the corner stones of an impenetrable 16. Adam McKenr.le (All•nl backline who has only scratched the Another who is carrying the family curse surface his sublime talents. His kicks (all"9lancl! to Carlton). Adam has hod a travel with the spttd and accuracy of an 3. Mitch O'Brien (Moby) huge year with his run and carry from Olympic javelin and his slicing Incisions Livewire half forward who is as slippery defense and his laser like kicking skills. through the midfield are a delight to lead the club to another flag just as he as an oil greased eel. Could use his 9. Ben Cadzow (Cadz) As electrifying as the San Quentin execu witness. did as a prodigiously talented teenager elongated arms to dominate the air Recently returned from horrific Injuries 1ion chamber. in 2000. Physique sculpted from Iron like a sky scraper surrounded by ant and is hoping to recapture his best 40. Jason So-Ong (Sing) makes him as unstoppable as a runa- mounds. form In the game that matters the 111. Jak• Wiggers (Wigs) Another PNG recruit whose inju'l( way avalanche. most. Two timely goals in the last quar- Looking to recapture his unbeatable problems have allowed only 4. Jess Rapley (J Rap) ter of the second semi showed that his early season form, grabbing more marks brief glimpses of his 2. Luke Maloney (Mozza) Hard at it backman whose tackles best isn't far away than a German bank robber. The best sizzling ability. Ex Quinn medal winner and one crunch like the grip of an anaconda. looking bloke at the Coolamon Steel­ As dangerous as of Coolamon's all time greats. The Has infused youthful irrepresslbility 10. Ben Fixter (Dasher) works by a long way. a striking cobra Maloney name is one of the most fa- into the team this year. Champion mid fielder, who puts his around goals. mous in the history ofthe club. A much body on the line more often than a 22. Tyler Owens (TJ) admired veteran prolific possession 5. James McKenzie (Strop) crash dummy. As hard as a diamond Tall backup ruckman with a big future. 42. Hayden Leary (Ho) gatherer with a thumping kick. A premiership would be James' de­ head drill. Learning the craft of ruck play with a Chuck steak tough served reward for the dual heartbreaks I I scholar's aptitude utility who will be up for of injury ravages and support for the 11. Murray Stephenson (Muzza) the challenge If selected. . A beacon of tal­ Brilliant defender, 2013 club B&F. The 23. Jamie Maddox (Ox) Can be counted on to ent up forward. red haired avenger defends as tena­ Another of the ex Quinn medalists In the give his best on all ciously as the garrison at Rorkes Drift, • t team. WIii be remembered as a Coola­ occasions. 6. Ryan Chamberlain (Brow) attacks like a starving shark and kicks mon great. Gets his hands on more pig Son of champion 1893 premiership like a supercharged ill tempered rodeo skin than a Bongo drummer and collects 55. Sam Robinson star, John, Ryan will be looking to bull. AFL scouts pay attention. more kicks than a horse gelder. (Sam) add his name to the illustrious list of Skilled outside Hopper premiership players. Tough, 12. Zac Robinson (Zaccy) 27. Alex Rogers (Buck) player who determined and as relentless as blood Goal kicking small forward who is as Another youngster whose improvement uses his pace seeking missile. elusive as the Loch Ness monster. Has has been remarkable. His composure in and left foot added defensive pressure this year to defense and surety of delivery has made to create 7. Connor Neyland (Nails) his great attacking skills. him stand out like a gleaming new Fer­ opportunities Another reaching veteran stage who Is rari In a used car lot. upthe looking for his first Coolamon flag this 13. Marshall Macauley (Macca) ground. Sunday. A close checking, attacking The most improved player In the club. 28. Ben Edyvean (Clock) A(so lively backman who has been responsible Has been as impassible at CHB In the Magnificent campaigner for the club. around for some of the best smothers since second half of the year as the Great -ant ruckman who has had more goals. www.afl riveri na .com.au www.aflriverina.com.au 30 •IMilU IIV!lal 31 2 William Haines Lewis Rober ts 3 Curtis Allen 2 Luke Malo n ey 4 Geoff Spriggs LIQUIP Wagga thank you Doug 3 Mitchell O'Brien 5 Man Lewington • • for your continued support as Jesse Rapley • . with all our other valued sponsors. 4 I would like to wish all players On behalf of the Board of the 6 Brad Aiken Flrstly I would hke_to thank C_larky To our coaches headed by Shane 1-- +------1-- --t-- ---, that take the field all the best CRFNC, I would like 10 congratulate 1--4------1---+-----1 and his hard working executive and Amanda Lenon your efforts 5 Jam es M cKenzie 7 Matthew Kennedy f--+------;----;----, in what will be an enthralling our I st grade side on achieving and volunteer staff for what you are rewarded by our appear• 6 Ryan Cham b erlain contesL To my boys, playing a berth in this year's Grand Final, 1 1 1-8--+--- Joshua McKenzie- - ---t-- --r-----, all do for this great club, to all the ance here today. To our medal 1---+------i--- -i-----, today Is a great effort and one I a just reward for the effort put in 1-- 4------t---+----, supporters, thanks for your loy• winners Chris,Lachie,Jemima and Con n o r Neyland 13 Chris Jackson 7 hope you enjoy, without commit by the players this season. Thanks alty and enjoy Grand Final day. Tammy.goal kickers Marc and ment and hard work then today 10 Matt and his coaching staff for All the best to Dane, Huggles and Brayden congratulations on your 1--+------;----r-- --, l-14--+- Matt----- Beckmans --,1---+-----1 9 Ben Cad zow their commitment In moulding this 1--+------;----r-- --, doesn't happen. We have had an ' . 1---+------t----r-----, the Reserve Grade side, Amanda recognition.Our hardworking team side into a premie rship contender. 17 Josh Meiselbach Ben Fixter outstanding year to date and wil and our A Reserve Netballers In managers and support staff have 10 This achievement would not be !-- +------,...-- -,...----, need to perform to our absolute 1---+------,----r-----, their respective Grand Finals. done an outstanding job through possible without the support of our 18 Jack Egan 11 Murray Steph en son 1---+------,----r-----, Congratulations to Gordo and the year with no fanfare and often best to ensu ewe achieve our ul loyal and generous sponsors. Also timate goal. To my fellow coache 19 Jayden Klemke the U/ 17s boys on a fantastic conspicuous. To Tash and Gail who I--+------;-- -;-- - -, a huge thanks to the volunteers 12 Zac Ro b inso n - - +------,.---,r----, season and the Netballers for run the ne1ball side of the Club 1--+------t----r----, Fang, Cadz. Lew and Squeaka it's In the canteen, gatekeepers, 20 Brett Lenon been a team effort and youc con· qualifying in all grades in the and Lindsay Geppert in the Juniors 13 Marshal M acauley strappers, club umpires and other - - +------r---1r----1 finals. thank you for making my job so f--+------;---T----, tinued work, effort and dedk a• helpers during the season - your 21 BenAbsolum To the First Grade Squad, thanks much easier and enjoyable. Our 14 Na than Edyvean tion does no t 90 unoticed by th contribution Is often unseen but f--4------t---+-----i 23 Nathan Fuller I--+------,---,.---, players and especially me. To Pat vital to the prospects of our Club. for your efforts and commitment ground staff at C'.ossroads headed 15 Hayden Bradley f-- 4 ------t---+--- --i throughout the year, this will by Pete, J~nes a JOb well done:To f--+------;-- -T---, Edmunds and all the5upport sta To my fellow board members, I am 24 Marc Geppert Keith, Shayna Bee, Bart, Gav and proud to be associated with such a f---+------r-- -r- ---, hold us in good stead on t his our unbelievable ladles commit· 16 Adam M cKenzie 1 27 Shane Gow f---t------;-- -T---, not forgetting Maxy your contin· hard working and dedicated group great day as we strive for the tee, Chez Meyers Vicky Guiton and ultimate rize, Mandy Powell your :,vork ethic has 19 Jacob Wiggers of people who devote countless f---+------r---r---, ued hard work and lnvolvment 28 Nick Perryman p . to be seen to be believed thank f--+------;-- -T---i I> what makes our footy club hours in order to provide a social f---+------r---r----, Lastly I would like to thank . you. To AFL Riverina staff lead by 22 Tyler O w ens and sporting environment for our 30 Daniel Kennedy f--+------;--- -r--- --, tick. we wouldn't be here today Tammy, Hannah, Amber and_Enn Shane Buchanan, the Umpires. players and supporters. Thanks also w ithout you. I would like to than --+------31 Jack Turnbull -r---1-----1 for your love and support, 11 is boundries and runners headed by 23 Jamie Maddox to Helen for her understanding and t--+------r-- -r--- -, Waw and the comm ittee in givin - - +------,.---,r-- --, greatly appreciated Brendan Barrett we couldn't do patience during the season. To all 27 A lex Ro gers me the opportunity to coach thi 32 Nicholas Kennedy our football and netball players, I this gig without you folk. Finally f-- +------;---;-----, great footy club and I know the Presidents message appreciate and applaud your efforts 35 Caleb Vearing to my hard working committee 28 Ben Edyvean John Clark f--+ ------;--- T-- --, boys lead by inspirational captai and enthusiasm during the year. and volunteers, I was blown away Oxy will do us proud. To my 36 Chris Gow with the turn out last Sunday your 30 Mark Crawford The opportunity is now presented t-- -+------t----r-- - --, Welcome everyone to 2013 Grand w ife Nicole and children Ashley, loyalty is unsurpassed and I hope t--+------;---T---, to confirm our standing as the best 41 Kallan Sykes Final Day. would particularly Mitch ell Stephenson I 33 Gemma & Madison your support side in the competition this season f-- -+------r ---r- ---, like to welcome all Gullie players your efforts are rewarded today. f--+------;--- T---; over r)1any years means the worl by delivering a premiership to 42 Jamie Wild To my partner Lyn (Miss Wagga) 40 Jason So·on g f-- -+------r---r- ---, and loyal supporters and thank to f)"le. thank you for your support in a Coolamon. I am certain we have the 48 Ryan Dean them for their enthusiasm in 1---+------t---r-- -, Up the Mighty Hoppers difficult situation. To all teams 42 H ayd n Leary attitude and ability to achieve this f---+------r---r----, helping to make this year our competing today good luck have aim. Best wishes to all the compet• 51 Michael Cavarra nlO!iil successful season In the RFL 55 Sam Ro bin son ing sides today for a successful and 1-- 4 ------1----r-----1 To our major sponsors DSTR and an injury free day and may the 59 Mitchell Castles best teams win. 1 1 1st 2nd 3rd 1st 2nd 3rd 4th T o ta l I Coolamo n ICAK

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27 Lachlan Moore Jack Turnbull Nick Kennedy Tim Corcoran Benjamin McKenzie Jarrod Slanery Jack O'Donnell Coaches message - Nathan & Dane Fuller 42 Jamie WIid September is why you want to Congratulations to the MCU be involved in footy. It makes all players for making It today - the 43 Jack Gooden of the hard work in the summer three games between the two 44 Luke Hughes et preseason and those cold nights sides this year have all been ve training in the middle of winter close, fair, and even contests and ,_4s_-+-M_ ic_h_ae_1_v_in_c_en_1__ --+----,1------i ss worth the effort. today continues a pretty rich 46 Cane Graetz And now it comes down to the history between two clubs who last game. To the all our boys have a well documented rivalry 51 Michael Cavarra who will be involved today, best lasting almost 50 years. special 52 Brad Kapp of luck and give it your best To the first grade side. best of 5 1 mastic 54 Brodie Neville excep­ crack. One last huge four quarter luck and all the best to the A 52 rand I effort is all that stands between reserve netballers today as well. 56 Nick Ambler S3 ard and you blokes and premiership Thank you to the committee for 57 Thomas H ines ltwill glory. the opportunity to coach at this 56 Most importantly we couldn't great club. We have both been SB Glen Pritchard have made it to this game proud Gullie boys since 1988 without the strong squad of and it is a tremendous privilege 59 Mitch Castles players who have played this to be here today on what is an 68 Kris Lashbrook year so thanks to everyone who historic day for the Collingul­ has pulled o n the Red & White at lie Ashmont Kapooka Football 69 Thomas Byrnes some stage, you are all as much Netball Club. 72 Brendan Byrnes a part of today as those taking Up the Demons the field. 74 Brayden Ambler 1s 3rd 4th Total

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11 Lovell, Campbell Bronson Block 12 Howard, Dougal The Kangaroos Un er 17s are Robert Krause ------+------!To say It was going to e an an you to ve or or- ing the 6th team from Temora's part in representative games 13 Myers, Lachlan easy year with the side on paper ganising a lot of the paperwork. 69 Matthew Krause ------+---+------I would have been an understate- permits etc forus, thrs again senior club to contest a grand and selection squads. 14 Kelly, Jackson final this year and the com- The future of the team and the 70 Matthew Cartwright ------+---+------t ment. but with at least 7 of our made our job so much easier mittee, supporters and their boys looks bright and they are 15 Morton, Brady under 17 list earning a game in each week. Thanks also to Pat 71 Jack Gerhard ------+---+------I first grade the numbers available Byrne for the hard work you have families could not be prouder an important and integral part 16 Cooke, Nathan most weeks were very slim and done with this group over the of them. ofTemora Kangaroos culture 72 Simon Turner ------+---+------t a lot of assistance was needed past few years; and definitely to We managed to finish equ11I of constant d.evelopment and 17 McCormack, Nicholas 73 Patrick Walker ------+---+------I from our Under 14's & 1S's all the parents for getting the first in the home and away improvement. 18 Lucas, Samuel players. boys too and from training and season (2nd on percentage) It will be another surge of blue 74 Jake Milnes ------+---1------1 For that Norte & I really appreci- games etc. and all the boys have put in a and white supporters heading 75 Lachlan Pellow 19 Inglis,___ Fergus.,;;_ ____ .._ __ ...... __ ---1 ated your backing up for us all Lastly I would like to thank the massive effort into this season to Narrandera this Sunday for year long and being a part of the core of the group who were 76 Andrew Heinjus 20 Spoor, Callum in a competition that we were the early start of gam against ------+---1------1 path to this great opportunity there week in week out mak- •trying to be competitive in'. Wagga Tigers. This game w ill today. ing the sacrifices and working 77 Cameron Mclaren 21 Gaynor, Jake Our team is looking forward be worth the price of ad m is------+---1------1 A few other people to thank for together each week to make playing against quality opposi- sion alone and a large turn out 81 Aiden Cattle 22 Lloyd, Lachlin the year especially for making the most of what you had, this ------+---1------1 Norte & my Job easy on game- opportunity this weekend is pri­ tion in Wagga Tigers. of support will be there for 82 Lachlan Robertson 23 Myers, Brendan The boys work ethic and team them. ------+---1------1 days, Rob Inglis was there every marily because of you guys and spirit this season cannot be All the best to the teams com- 85 Hayden Philp 24 Schirmer, Samuel week to make sure the team you guys will be the main reason ------+---1-----1 sheet was done correctly and win, lose or draw this weekend questioned and they play as a peting today in the football & 87 Tyler Moye 25 Cowley, Oliver most weeks also did the Rags, so make the most of this and t ight team unit. A number of netball grand finals. Brendan Heinjus --'------'---L----' Rob we really appreciate it. grve it your all. the boys have had 1st grade 88

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10 Kelsea Burden 75 Geo gia Cornell 141 Ki m Rice 27 Stephanie Male 82 Brydee Clark 26 Olivia Mercuri Coaches message - Julie Cornell 62 Gabrielle McRae 44 Georgia Fuller L-_J.______, 2013 has been an exciting and suc- Gabe McRae, K~te Herbert, Brydee 1--+------1 Nar~ndera are playinefin their 3rd the ball through the centre court cessful season for netball at MCUE. Clarke and Steph Male are able to 18 Georgia Lee consecutive Grand Final. The team and are both great at feeding the We welcomed many new faces to think fast and move quickly on their 1--+------1 have hacj,a particularly tough year circle. Kelly Seidel and Caren Hugo 14 Renee Quilter the club and all players have shown feet to move the ball through the 1--+------1 with1ickness ancl injury and had" are both so strong In the cirlce. They great commitment and improve­ centre court. 48 Claire Bolto n to win their -lasl'fi?w gar,1es ofthe are very attacking players and so ment t~roughout the season . After an impressive season finishing .___ _.______. season to evep qualify in the top 5. accura1e with the shot. Mangoplah A Grade will take on Narrandera in on top qf the lddder and a big win Making t he Grand Final is a great have been the form side this year. the grand final in what is sure to over Collingullie-Ashmont-Kapooka achievement. The team is particular- They too, are strong all round and be tpugh competition:"l>ut wit!'\ last week to qualify for the grand ly strong all round. The Burden girls have some great new recruits includ­ plenfy of contributors across the final, MCUE is excited at t he oppor­ in defence will force many turnovers ing Jackie Murphy. Its obvious that court.MCUE is, look1ng forward to tunity to play off for the premiership. throughout the game. Each of them they have been t raining hard and the challenge. We would like to thank all the sup­ play a different defensive game but are well coached side. All of the Ella Flpemor~ ar)d Georgia Cornell porte s who have cheered us on will put the Mangoplah attack under Narrandera girls perform well under work well shootihg together, while throughout the-season, particularly alot of pressure. Georgia Fuller and pressure. Led by Kim Rice, the team Jackie Byrne and Tracy Sdiuli-Cole during tl)e finals, and hope to do Kim Rice, our little girls, have the are looking forward to the big game. are formidable in defence. you all proud on grahd final day. agility and speed needed. They drive Go Eagles!!!!

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Coaches message - Leeton­ -c.1 -C The Turvey Park A Re serve Netball y team line-up .<,.,."I D ,P.A team successfully finished the season Thankyou to the Leeton-Whitton Crows for Whitton ~- ~ ~~ as Minor Premiers. With the intro- giving me the opportunity to coach as it is team line-up ~"-J ~ duction of the 'A Reserve' team in an absolute privilege to be given the chan ce ,"-.,lti 2 Katie Guymer ~ the 2013 Netball season, the once to do so. I would also like to thank everyone 7 Rebecca Mccallum B Grade team, will fight to take out 3 Nicole Gleeson involved in this great club including the com­ the 1st Premiership as A Reserve and 4 Ashleigh Revell mittee, sponsors, supporters and particularly 48 Hannah Keely their 2nd consecutive Premiership. 5 Pippa McPherson the players. 53 Maddison Clyne BULLDOGS The grrls have had an extremely Congratulations to all the players who are 41 Isabel Dando football & Netball Club con sistent year and their strength is 7 Georgie Campbell representing their respective team's today in Sophie Tyson getting an even contribution from all 20 Brittney Bedford a Grand Final. Best of luck to all players and coaches as I know this is the 45 players. There are no weak links and girls have trust in each o ther's ability 26 Jessica Wadley culmination of a lo t of hard work and what we strive for, that one day in 43 Laura Tenison to get the job do ne. 27 Sidonie Hocking September. 46 Ainslee O'Halloran Coach Tanya Sykes has once again worked with the girls t o en sure that To t he Crows B Grade p layers, do your best and enjoy being a part of the 26 Chloe Robson they are match fit ready to take o n Collingullie Ashmont Kapooka De­ 38 Nichola Corbett occasion. Good luck as I know you have the talent, attitudes and t eam mons in the Grand Final. work to succeed. Best of luck Georgie, Nicole, Pip, Ash, Jess, Nichola, Sid, Katie and Bib! Go Finally a huge thankyou to my family, husband Scott and son Luke, I Doggies! know I receive massive support from you guys, without which I couldn't do what I do.

Coaches message - Amanda Lenon Collingullie­ Coaches message - It has been an absolute pleasure coaching and AK being involved with such a great group of girls on -c. 1 £ Y h The Turvey Park B Grade Netball Team has again and off the court. I am so proud of their achieve­ team line-up .<,.,."I ,r.A had a successful year in 2013. We welcomed some ments this year being their first time playing , "-.,~-~~ new faces, being Sophie Howard, Lucinda Derrick, team line-up :'-1 • Lynette Gooden and Jo Fernando. together. I hope I have been able to teach the girls 2 Bettina Goolagong ~ We also said goodbye to Casey Pomeroy who left something as I know I have definitely learnt from 8 Angela Allison them. Wishing them the best of luck today. they 4 Lauren Dawson throughout the season to work overseas. Last have all worked so hard to get here and deserve 9 Steph McDermott year's premiership coach. o, Pomeroy. has worked 9 Carlie Rake all the success that comes their way. Sophie Quirk: tirelessly to make sure the new combinations 11 Renae Pritchard Youngest in the team, shows maturity on the court 13 Corina Bax B LJ LLOQGS worked well and that the girls trained hard and with strong defensive skills. Di Somerville: Great 16 Jess Absolum were ready for their premiership defense. The 17 Lucinda Derrick leadership skills, with plenty of game experience. Strong in defence. Steph McDermott: football & Netball Club girls have continued to build over the year and 19 Larissa Ward Has potential to change the game. Reads the play. Bee Goolagong: A true leader for her 21 Jemma White finished In a positive position on the ladder. team, shows calmness and can settle in stressful situations. Jess Absolum: Captain, who 35 Di Sommerville The finals have been hotly contested and without Di to lead them, the girls have stood 24 Sophie Howard is a great leader on and off the court. Her speed is her major asset and can dictate play. up, winning through to face Leeton in the Grand Final after a win over Collingullie on the 30 Brianna Cain 51 Sophie Quirk weekend. We wish them all the best for the Grand Final and hope they can defend their Rinny Bax: Is a very versatile player. Her speed and agility gives her a major advantage. 32 Paige Dacey Lily Wild: Gives her team youth and enthusiasm. Very accurate shooter. Jemma White: 57 Lily Wild title. Uses her height to her advantage. Very dependable shooter and has a great competi­ The girls would also like to thank Michelle Lumsden who took over as coach for Di 35 Lynette Godden tive spirit. Lauren Dawson: Has been promoted into the team after great performance Pomeroy and helped them get to the Grand Final. Go Turvey! in lower grade. Has been a reliable asset for the team.

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As a Club quarters of Aussie Rules Footy, We were represented by Good luck to all teams competing Keely to name a few. And in C an even better one!!!! What an we are proud of the continued the final curtain will be drawn two teams last weekend on today - especially our reserve Grade keep an eye out for Taylah elite group you are now a part of development of our young Roo's. on a superb season. Best of preliminary final day with our A grade and A grade - and p lease Block, Bronte Doyle and Georgia Temora Kangaroo Football and Some of these young men have luck and congratulations to our grade and A reserve grade netball feel free to join us at the Thomas Dale. Both sides will be Coached Netball Club. What an elite group had a taste of 1st Grade Footy Young Roo's. You are in a Grand teams in action. Blarney for dinner and drinks by Kathryn "Foxy" Bechaz. Who you belong to, to say EVERY team this year, playing quality footy final. Play hard, play with good Unfortunately our A reserve tonight. has an outstanding record in has made the Grandfinals in 2013. in the top side. Special mention sportsmanship, play knowing grade went down to CAK So Until ...... Our reserve grade coaching the Junior girls of our Not too many clubs can be proud and congratulations to Jack that after that final siren sounds Our A grade team played and A grade march on, Pricey Club for a very long period of of this feat. Last weekend saw A Irvine on being named Runner today, we are all united as one wonderfully well to beat CAK 50- organises MM, Bacca attends time. Kathryn also coached the Grade and B grade Netballers win -Up in the RFL Best and Fairest. and very proud of you all. GOOD 22 and t hey now look forward to MM and everyone get s around RFNL Junior rep side this year. and hold the Premiership Cups Jack has had an amazing year LUCK UNDER 17 KANGAROO'S. today's grand final. the club again in 2014 ..... Up The To All the girls in both sides we proudly in their grasp. C Grade including representative footy GOROO'S!!!! We would also like to mention Plah!!! are very proud of you. We hope just missing out with Reserve and having a few first grade the special efforts of a number of you get the result you are after, Grade Footballers just, by one games! Again, the development our football and netball players Leeton-Whitton for reward for all the effort you tSMi·@·)P•anot er eve;: have put in threw out the year. kick. Our Number One Roo side starts early for many. The Temora at the Jim Quinn Medal League h r J!sud~ The Crows have to Grades in gave it their all to deservedly Auskick Club then ourTemora and enjoyable season we find presentation evening last week. All the best to all the other teams the Grand Finale for 2013 after claim and stamp their authority Junior Kangaroo's Club. To say we ourselves here at Narrandera The club was well-represented on competing in all the grades of our C Grade girls bounced back on the CHAMPION tag they have an excellent nursery is an Sportsground for the biggest the RFL's night of nights with Julie football and netball today. Don't to beat Collingullie after going now have. The Holy Grail was understatement. It's been going day on the RFL calendar - grand Cornell winning the A reserve forget our Presentation night is down to them two weeks ago. In found at Maher Oval in Wagga for years with the majority of our final day. grade best-and-fairest award. on Friday 27th September at the a very physical and low scoring and now rests as a beautiful senior players in our Premiership We would like to wish all Jackie Byrne took out runner-up Soldiers Club, you can purchase game our girls came away with a sight to behold in Temora Town. side last weekend being locals competing teams and officials the in the A grade best-and-fairest tickets from Cath & Shez at 22-11 victory. The girls got off to Congratulations to everyone in who have been through both best of luck today. while her husband Mick Byrne Leeton trophy & Gift Centre. a good start to be in front by 3 at every capacity within our club the before mentioned clubs. We will be represented today by also finished runner-up in the Go Crows!!!!!!!! quarter time and never lost the for the fantastic outcomes thus Seventeen's coach Rick Pratt has our reserve grade football team reserve grade best-and-fairest. lead again, and extended their far this year. Today it's the icing worked hard with these young and our A grade netball team. Bridie O'Rourke finished runner­ Turvey Park lead at each change. Obviously on the cake with this years Under Roo's. Rick has coached and Our reserve grade team will be up in the B grade count while Good luck to A Reserve & B Grade the defence played well with 17's playing in the RFL Grand mentored a highly skilled young playing in its sixth consecutive our big ruckman Andrew Dickins today. You have both had a great Monique Cowled leading the final against Wagga Tigers here group of blokes. He has had good grand final and will take on polled well and finished in equal season and whatever happens we way and was well supported by at Narrandera. One of the best support from his game day staff Collingullie-Ashmont-Kapooka third position in the Jim Quinn know you will give it your all. Bethany Tyson and Eloise Boys sporting grounds in the area today. Medal. Last week B Grade had a ,sensational support from parents in the front court. They will now will see the last puzzle piece and families. You all are all a We would like to congratulate As the season closes this comfortable win and the two join our B Grade girls who won fall into place for our mighty very important part of our ROO coaches Travis Cohalan and Mick afternoon we would like to standout sides for the year straight through to the decider Kangaroo Club. These young FAMILY and its continued success. McRae along with all the players thank all of our players, coaches, (Turvey & Leeton) will do battle by winning their 2nd Semi Final men have had a successful The first game here at Narrandera and we wish them all the best in officials, sponsors and supporters for the flag. two weeks ago. Both Grades season in the step up to the closes the footy season on a high the big game today. for what has been a successful A Reserve go in undefeated and are made up of some of our up RFL. This often saw us separated note for The Roo Club .You are Our A grade netball team will play season on and off the field. take on Collingullie again. The and coming stars of the Club. as a club ,for the young Roo's playing in the mighty Blue and Narrandera in the grand final and We are very grateful for all the teams drew earlier in the year so In B Grade we have t he likes of having to compete in another White in a grand final !You are a big congratulations to coach support we receive - especially it promises to be a great game Ainslee O'Halloran who ran 3rd from our sponsors and supporters also. in the Lea ue B&F well done Uit=UICCJr-lL :::, ss call in and see Energy efficient windows Ian or Ryan Knight 16 Nagel Street, Wagga Wagga Special ist in energy efficient double glazed w indow and door solutions Phone: 6921 5288 NEW website: www.viewcoglass.com Fax: 6921 7721 www.aflriverina.com.a u 56 www.aflriverina.com .au -- 57 Notes ~~ Check out the Wagga Now website: www.wagganow.com.au The Under 17's couldn't match milestones today- Kallan Sykes ~~ Temora In the second half last will be playing his 150th club RIVERINA RIVERINA featuring AFL Riverina stories week after leading by 3 points game, Ryan Dean playing 100th at the main change. The boys season by all teams in the club, club game and Josh Meiselbach tried their best but Temora were we have 3 teams aiming to be 100th first grade game for the cleaner with the ball on the day. -crowned 2013 Premiers. club. Well done on a good year and What an amazing season the club Regardless of the results today, we look forward to seeing some has had. This was recognised by please all head back to The emerging talent step up to senior being named 'Club of Year'. Crossroads Hotel tonight. football next year. There are too many people Gothe Dees NEWS FROM THE PEOPLE FOR THE PEOPLE Congratulations to Bree Cain that we need to thank. to name for winning the league medal them individually. A huge thank in B Grade, and also to Michelle you to all the coaches and Darren Cuthbert Lumsden, Georgie Campbell player support staff including rlrll,Q ... hdu,(H,w&UM4, and Molly Cunningham for managers, strappers, runners ...,._~UM~At-•Hlwl ~ polling well in their respective etc. Thanks must also go to the HARlWl&S --- The Complete GardenT grades. Jesse Cunningham also committee and their tireless polled strongly in the Under band of volunteers who keep u Wagga Wagga !l. 17's count despite several senior the club going, this includes H.trtW'9\ r,uck\ Ply lfd Telggo NSW 26S0 administration, canteen, 10011.lmmond Av,.nurt POBo, 13-17 W~ W•Q(IA NSW 16SO appearances. Jt>I OJ•6Q)7JIJSOO•f•• 0169Jl8Sll •Mob0408US1017 Emall: w~1eg•rden971 }115 • f-m.111 dcut~1:,N1 .. tur1mq-.mplttego,dtn.com..., Rules Club to wind down with Collectively these people would the netballers and celebrate the give thousands of hours to the season. All players and supporters club every year. GRIFFITH EXIES CLUB are welcome for what is always a As for the notes for today, it will '2 Simply Exceptionaf'venues with friendly staffand excellent fadlities be short and sweet today as all fun get-together. • oval Bistro Open 7 clays lunch & Dinner www.ex1es.com.au Our presentation night will be three coaches ------. • Kids Outdoor Ploy Ana and the President Main Club Ph: 02 6962 1211 • full Bar Fadlltla • Club Keno • Club '!lib held on October 12 at the Rules Grand Final family pass; • Bowls • Tennis • Australian Football & Netball Club. Everyone will be notified of have had the 2 Adults & 2 Children (1 S to 18 years) Sports Club Ph: 02 6964 2323 • So«er • R119by league • Cricket opportunity to say • Famlllu Welcome the particulars in due course. $40.00 Thank you to all of our players, something today (normal costs 2 Adults $28.00 & 2 coaches, committee members, in other sections of PROUDLY SUPPORTING THE GRIFFITH SWANS FOOTBALL CLUB Children $14.00 = $42.00 and include sponsors and supporters for the Footy Record doing your bit for Turvey Park A Reserve will play 2 Records with the family pass= $6.00. in 2013. Let's hope we can take Turvey Park, The Total costs $48.00) home a couple offlags as reward Reserves MCUE WALSH & BLAIR LAWYERS for all of the hard work. and The Seniors Grand Finals prices; face Coolamon . 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