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The MVAFA Board was certainly not happy with the way it was treated Round 7 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 7 w L D For Ag % Pts by the NSW/ACT AFL but wisely is negotiating WAGGA 7 0 0 789 506 155.93 28 GRIFFITH 6 1 0 780 159 490.57 24 Round seven of the Mercantile Mutual a compromise in the interests of providing EAST WAGGA-K 6 0 879 477 184.28 24 LEETON/W 6 0 550 243 226.34 24 Riverina Football League certainly created a representative football for the players. LEETON/W 5 767 515 148.93 22 WAGGA 6 0 466 276 168.84 24 great deal of interest with some big crowds to COOLAMON 5 1 1 802 628 127.71 22 TURVEY PARK 5 2 0 669 354 188.98 20 witness some exciting football in the various The ladder in the RFL certainly has a NARRANDERA 5 2 0 841 718 117.13 20 NARRANDERA 4 3 0 396 255 155.29 19 games. "settled" look after the last round and the teams Turvey Park 2 5 0 599 707 84.72 8 M.C.U.E. 3 4 0 388 366 106.01 12 The Leeton/Whitton Crows continued on out of the five will need to keep winning in the Temora 2 5 0 720 860 83.72 8 Coolamon 2 5 0 349 518 67.37 8 their recent roller coaster ride on the wild side coming weeks to give themselves a realistic G-GG-M 6 0 578 766 75.46 4 Temora 2 5 0 122 487 25.05 8 of recent weeks with another close one at chance of securing a spot in the finals. Griffith 1 6 0 520 743 69.99 4 Ganmain-GG-M 1 6 0 197 661 29.80 4 Gumly Oval against the East Wagga-Kooringal The Coolamon Grasshoppers and East M.C.U.E. 0 7 0 447 1022 43.74 0 East Wagga-K 0 7 0 132 730 18.08 0 Hawks. This time they finished on the right side Wagga-Kooringal Hawks meet in the match of of the ledger to win by a point after a draw and the round at Kindra Park in what should be RESERVE GRADE LADDER CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP a 1 point loss in their previous outings - but another huge game. Both tasted their first they had to wait until after the bell to secure it. defeats of the season last week and will be keen Round 7 w L D For Ag % Pts Round 7 1sts 2nds U18s Pts Wagga Tigers remain the only undefeated not to lose two in a row. It will be a good test of WAGGA 7 0 0 758 255 297.25 28 Wagga 42 21 6 69 team in the competition after a solid skill and stamina with the distinct possibility of TURVEY PARK 6 1 0 740 273 271.06 24 East Wagga-K 36 15 0 51 performance at home against Coolamon. They another close result. EAST WAGGA-K 5 2 0 590 407 144.96 20 Coolamon 33 15 2 50 took control after half-time to dominate play and Wagga Tigers make the long journey to COOLAMON 5 2 0 609 447 136.24 20 Leeton-Whitton 33 9 6 48 win by 44 points. Griffith where the home side has not been TEMORA 4 3 0 507 521 97.31 16 Narrandera 30 6 4 40 The Narrandera Eagle forwards were again performing to expectations. The Swans will Leeton/W 3 4 0 418 477 87.63 12 Turvey Park 12 18 5 35 soaring as they cruised past the Temora need to put in a top effort to cause the upset Ganmain-GG-M 3 4 0 510 639 79.81 12 Temora 12 12 2 26 Kangaroos at the Narrandera Sportsground. and although the Tigers do not have a good Narrandera 2 5 0 358 686 52.19 8 Ganmain-GG-M 6 9 16 They kicked 30 goals in a game that produced record at the Exies Oval they should be able to M.C.U.E. 0 7 0 333 709 46.97 0 Griffith 6 0 6 12 47 goals which was certainly a treat for the post a winning score. Griffith 0 7 0 294 703 41.82 0 MCUE 0 0 3 3 spectators. Anthony Ljubic bagged another 8 Neighbours and rivals the Narrandera to take his season's tally past the half century. Eagles and the Leeton/Whitton Crows will do The Turvey Park Bulldogs made the long battle at Leeton in another top fixture. The FRONT COVER: "Grab the Tiger by the tail". Coolamon defender Greg Rudd lunges in an trek to Griffith worthwhile when they were able Eagles are firing at the moment, while the attempt to stop Wagga Tiger rover Brent Pocock scampering away in the game at Robertson to hold out the Swans in a low scoring affair to Crows are playing well and no doubt have a Oval last Saturday. Despite their first defeat for the year the Hoppers are still well in the hunt of record an important 21 point victory. POINT to prove. I'll take the easy way out and contesting their first finals series for many years. Photo by Daily Advertiser. The Ganmain Lions finally roared at home predict a draw!! in front of their loyal supporters when they The Temora Kangaroos will welcome the THE INVESTMENT & INSURANCE ADVISORY CENTRE PfY. LTD. crushed the Mangoplah Cookardinia United Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Lions to Nixon Agencies with: Eastlakes Goannas in the last quarter to win Park in what promises to be another 17 Baylis Street WAGGA WAGGA Ph: (02) 6921 3512 by 13 goals. competitive encounter. The Lions will be 274 Parker Street COOTAMUNDRA Ph: (02) 6942 1599 Colonial confident after their first win last week while 4/687 Macauley Street ALBURY Ph: (02) 6023 2813 1-i ffl tti :ffli i I The State Championship match between the Kangaroos are playing OK without having any wins to reward their efforts. Maybe sheer Gerry McCormick, Sue Umberger, Bob Spratford, Clyde Greene, _ expectation and home support will lift the Rowan Wadley, Chris Manwaring, Alison Kerrison, Jenny Beath, Paula Miller. Kangaroos. ARIAH PARK HOTEL The final game sees Mangoplah­ For professional advice on ... Superannuation, Life Insurance, Cookardinia United- Eastlakes at home to the Financial Planning and Investments, Disability and Income Cover. Major sponsors of Ariah Park-Mirrool Bombers Turvey Park Bulldogs. The young Goannas are Additional services: • Banking •Leasing• Home Loans • Business Loans Enjoy a drink and meal after the game yet to taste victory and it will not happen this - ALL FINANCE NEEDS with hosts Rex and Dehhie Vane. week. The Bulldogs will be too desperate for points to stay in touch with the five. Murrurrbidg.. Valley Australian Foott>all l>sooc. - "FOOTY RECORD" - 1999 Murrumbidgee Valley Australian Footbal Assoc. • •FOOTY RECORD" - 1999 TEMORA l{1lN(.1lll()()S GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG I... l()NS It was smiles all round last Sunday night with 1sts, 2nds and Under 18s a couple of wins in the footy and netball, plus it Mixed results again Saturday and its now SENIORS was also raining. 1. Brett Samson 40. Daniel Underwood 1. Lachlan Rowling 26. Ben Kotzur reaching desperation for the seniors. The First Grade after a patchy three quarters 2. John Anderson 42. Robert Kember 2. Simon Francis 27. Ross Devereux The Under 18s put up a bold effort, with drew away in the last quarter for a good win. 3. Scott Lawton 43. Steven Hadfield the majority of the team then backing up from 3. Jeremy Quade 28. Dean Coleman David Logan with a good game in the ruck, won 4. Jason hamblin 44. David Obudzinski a game in the Under 16s. One thing for sure, 4. Brad Brown 29.
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