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Northern Knights Vs. Western Jets Saturday 15Th June Visy Park at 11:00 AM TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Northern Knights vs. Western Jets Saturday 15th June Visy Park at 11:00 AM Northern Knights B McCabe Boundy Switkowski HB Grimes Potter Hunt C Iacobaccio Short McDonagh HF Bromley Bramble McKeown F Condello Bowkett Smith R Porter Turner McDonald Int Kelly-Briggs* Gilbert Waugh Mossuto Tilmouth-Turner Mackay Jenkin Kerrigan Western Jets B McMahon Ferrari Menadue HB Duggan Robinson Bewley C Elkasovic Iaccarino Myers HF Norton Sullivan Hickey F Pulitano Burton King R Dawam Greiser O'Leary Int Stuhldreier Sicily Bray B. Ellis Fawcus Payne* Viojo Blake TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Bendigo Pioneers vs. Calder Cannons Saturday 15th June Queen Elizabeth Oval at 11:30 AM Bendigo Pioneers B Harvey J. Ryan L. Ryan HB Byrne Jones Evans C Heeps Chisari O'Meara HF Paterson Mangan Bacon F Payne O'Halloran Hywood R Hargreaves Heavyside Maher Int L. Barrett Helman Holt Rix* Poyser Cakitaki Davie Calder Cannons B Blair Thompson Carboni HB McCormack Christensen Ahern C Goodyear Merlo Corigliano HF Cooke Owen Bonello F Cauchi Wright Baker R Barnes Clothier Prestia Int De Leur Donoghue Berry Latham* McDonald Schraven Van Der Byl Allan TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Gippsland Power vs. North Ballarat Rebels Saturday 15th June Morwell Football Ground at 1:30 PM Gippsland Power B Muir Buykx-Smith Pattison HB Cashman B. Thomas Heppell C Nash Channing Bailey HF Cunico Keilty Dennison F Walker Scott Morris R J. Thomas Paredes Carr Int Hildebrand Rees Wallace Stanlake* Mustoe North Ballarat Rebels B Hoy Bowman Austin HB Lanyon Whitehead Mackay C Weightman Cassidy Fisher HF Palmer Armstrong Bell F Butler McDonald McAuliffe R Vearing Symons Robinson Int Mc Cuskey Lynch Templeton Lawrence* Marshall Payne Stewart TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Geelong Falcons vs. Eastern Ranges Saturday 15th June Simonds Stadium at 2:00 PM Geelong Falcons B Williams Cross Miles HB Sharp Moloney McHenry C Floyd Cameron Spokes HF Crawley Boag Beardsell F Devine Presani Thompson R Davis Hickey Buchanan Int Adams Mathieson Berry* O'Sullivan Bright McPhee Kol Donne Eastern Ranges B Burt Nielson Bond HB Welsh Fisher Gibson C Riley Walker Crowe HF Petracca O'Sullivan Staples F Roth Jones Traynor R D. Depace Belo Evans Int J. Depace* Gatwech-Chuol Hannon Edwards Cody McDougall Anderson TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Oakleigh Chargers vs. Dandenong Stingrays Saturday 15th June Warrawee Park at 2:00 PM Oakleigh Chargers B Mioni Dickson Borland HB Nolan Canterbury Vogler C Indovino Urban Buggy HF Higgins Toohey Morgan F Gladman Prowse Oppy R Milham Smith Hogan Int Summers Ledder* Brown Willett-Fatnowna Bellis Patterson Dandenong Stingrays B Crawford Williams C. Gray HB Gawley Soroczynski Newman C West Mullane Bastinac HF Harnett Gardiner Battle F Giobbi Egan K. Gray R Gains Lonie Foote Int Pawel Fischer Dickinson J. Wilson McPherson Wheeler* Kempster TAC Cup Teams: Round 9 Murray Bushrangers vs. Sandringham Dragons Sunday 16th June Norm Minns Oval at 1:00 PM Murray Bushrangers B Hodgson Brett Clarke HB Sharp Cleeland Cary C Sneyd Martyn Norris HF Neagle Mahady Munro F Webster Cousins Mellington R King Ellis Squire Int Peni* Wilson Pritchard T. Holman Vescio Berry Payne Devine Sandringham Dragons B Whitehead Daidone Grange HB Munro Howes Lewis C Eimutis Grace Lovejoy HF Hurst Gabron-Uhe Smith F Maynard Cumming Cathcart R Kelso Brayshaw Hodges Int Macleod Giuliano Gogis Landman* Rechtman Mason Manteit .
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