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Garages Cart * Oamps INDUSTRIAL BUil FARM & MAC SHEDS Contact us today for a quot e GARAGES EDS 02 6933 6600 oamps.com.au OAMPS* Closer to clients Insurance Brokers CART Closer to communities~ _____ Premier Partner of AFL R1vericna PH: (02) AFL RIVERINA SCORECARD FRONT COVER: Ve1eran Nick Carroll has come out of retirement to play alongside his brother and Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong coach Mitch this season. He tells the Record he·s rapt to be back. Home Visiting SCORE CARD Team ............................................... V Team .................................... Goals Behinds Total Goals Behinds Total 10 10 (l) -- "'C tO 20 20 I... \,:) 30 30 +-' Ill 40 40 ..- Total Total (l) 10 10 "'C tO 20 20 I... I.,:) 30 30 "C 40 40 C N Total Total U17s l\larrandera Ex-!iervicemen's Club BOLTOI\I STREET, I\IARRANDERA - PHDI\IE 695 9 1i!66 CLUB OPENS EVERYDAY • 1OA M TILL LATE Saturdays: Live entertainment from 8pm Tuesdays & Fridays: Bingo Thursdays: Monster Competition Raffle (30 prizes drawn 7pm) Fridays: APL Poker Sundays: Monster Meat Raffle, drawn 1pm Bistro open 7 days (12-2pm and 6-9pm) Courlesy Bus available: Thu 5.30 - 11 pm, Friday 6pm • midnight, Sat 6.30pm • midnight, Sun 11.30am - 5pm PROUD SPONSORS OF QUINN MEDAL (RFL's Best & Fairest player In 1st Grade) Ph (02) 6932 4400 Information for Members & Bona fide Guests 3 www.southernaggrain.com.au FOOTBALL OPERATION MANAGER REPORT FOOTBALL OPERATION MANAGER REPORT I WOULD like to thank all clubs for there involve­ bolh leagues. Sunday 29th May 11am at Ballon Park (near O'Connell, Andrew McGowan. ment in "Thank Ump Round" it was a small way Skate Park) Wednesday 1st may 6.30pm Langtry TRYC-David Peiper, Aiden Ridley, Gus Keough. the AFL Riverina community can thank our football RIVERINA Oval Marrar. Dale Hugo, Todd Hannam, Luke Webb, Justin and netball umpires. Round 1 John Anstee (Wagga Tigers) Wednesday 8th May 6.30pm venue TBC Driscoll, Mitchell Glasgow, Luke Salter. Bryan Ball. RISING STAR AWARD Round 2 Jarrah Maksymow (Collingullie) The Farrer FNL will be travelling to Newcastle on CSU-Alex van Ruiswyk, Clint Shields, Ben Schulz, I would like to give an update on the nominations Round 3 Shaun Flanigan (Wagga Tigers) the long weekend in June to play the local black Kennan Hanigan, Adam Norton. Sam Balding, for the Rising Star Award for the Riverina anCl Far­ Round 4 Toby Blissett (G11ffith) Diamond league in Newcastle.Listed below are Jake Stockton. rer competitions. There will be no weekly award Round 5 Nicholas Pleming (Coolamon). the players selecteCl in the initial squaCl for the Temora-Chris Block, Mark Crawford. Sam Fisher, like In the 2010 season because we do not have a FARRER Farrer FNL: Damien Ponting, Adam Reid. sponsor for the award. The winners of these Round 1 Bradley Perkins (CSU) Marrar-Dean Howard, Brad Langtry, Josh Hagar, RIVERINA REPRESENTATIVE TEAM ;:iwards will be announced at the Quinn and Clear Round 2 Rhys Mehlstauber (EWK) Marty Bahr, Jarrod Kahlfeldt, Marc Sheppard, An­ The Riverina Football NL has announced that medal nights. Round 3 Lachlan Kelly (CSU) drew Higginson, Josh Suckling. Craig Websdale. Troy Maiden is the senior representative coach for In regards to no sponsor for this award if anybody Round 4 Chris Wallace (Temora). East Wagga Kooringal- Chris Jackson. Matt the 2011 representative season. The selector ap­ knows of any company In the area that would be Clarke, Jason Coombes, Brenton Roberts, Mark pointed by the RFNL Competition Management interested 1s supporting AFL Riverina with the FARRER REPRESENTATIVE TEAM Parr. Steven Crowhurst. Alex McKenzie, Jake Committee includes: Wayne deBritt. sponsorship of this award can you please get The Farrer Football NL has announced that David Robinson.North Wagga Coach Troy Maiden has made it very clear that them to contact me at AFL house Wagga Wagga. Peiper Is the senior representative coach for the Stephen Barnes. Josh Lucas, Shane Smallwood, the selection panel "are still monitoring a few play­ This award is a great way to recognise the young 201 1 representative season The selectors ap­ Mitch fury. Nicholas Aberline. Adam ers outside the squad with a view to selecting talent we have in the local leagues and we are pointed by the FFNL Competition Management McKenzie.Northern Jets-Andrew Bonny, Chris them over the next couple of weeks. very lucky to have such a great pool of young tal­ Committee include; Steven Schultz (TRYC). Nigel Bell, Michael Foster. nm Garrett. Ben Prentice. This would include players coming back from ent available in the Riverina.Llsted below are the Smith (North Wagga), Gavin Hofert (TRYC). Mitchell Haddrill. injury etc. Players who haven't quite been at R1verma and Farrer nominations for the Rising The senior squad will be training at the following Coleambally-Robert Bull. Shane Pound, Tony their best but we know can play at that next Star Award for up to rounds five and four of times and locations; Pound. Carl Pound. Tom Burge. Graham level". - Shane Buchanan 0 JOHN BANC E & SON Scott & Joh □ Bance 12 Ash1nont Ave Wagga Wagga Phone: (02) 6925 4444 Call (02) 6933 6600 Email [email protected] CAMPS* oamps.com.au Insurance Brokers ~INSUltANCl ll~l~lll>AllN UI OOS '>-43 910Al~ 1HUJ ~ • <.,11...U.Pl/lJ Prm11r1 PJrtner of Ml R1venna 4 5 RFL ROUND FIVE IN FOCUS RFL ROUND FIVE IN FOCUS Cal Litchfield to stand tall up forward and help Maher Oval. IS COOLAMON really back in business? find for the Demons. while Chris Gow, Ned Mor­ kick a winning score. The Hoppers daimed their first big scalp of the timer and James Debona are finding the step up Last weekend, the Hoppers main goal scorers MANGOPLAH-Cookardinia United-Easllakes is season last Sunday with a surprise 73-point to RFL level no problem. were midfielders. another team who need a win when it hosts thrashing of Wagga Tigers to remind the com­ Brad Aiken, despite not getting any younger, is CAK hope to welcome back gun forward Matt Narrandera on Saturday. petition they are still a contender. still having a big infiuence on games, while they Withers this weekend and his potential inclusion The Goannas are winless after five rounds and But one win does not make a season. still have improvement in them once Josh could have a huge baring on the clash. can almost kiss their finals chances goodbye Coolamon gets it chance to make an even big­ Meisetbach and Marc Geppert find their touch. The result here will tell us a lot more about how with a loss at home this week. ger statement when it travels to Crossroads An underdone Meiselbach had his colours low­ genuine Coolamon is this year. Narrandera has proven it has talent with a cou­ Oval on Saturday to take on Collingullie-Ash­ ered by Narrandera big man Lachlan Hunter ple of wins, but has also been exposed badly mont-Kapooka. last weekend and will be keen to bounce back TWO old foes will clash when Wagga Tigers over the past fortnight. The Demons proved they are the number one against in-form Coolamon ruckman Ben take on Turvey Park at Robertson Oval on Sat­ It is crunch time for both teams this week. challenger to Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong Edyvean. urday. with a hard-fought win over Narrandera last The Hoppers· midfield dominated Wagga Tigers Never have both teams needed a win so bad. GANMAIN-Grong Grong-Matong is expected to weekend. last weekend and will be keen to do the same Tigers have proven hot and cold this season continue on its merry way when it travels to Both teams enter the game in-form but only one against the Demons. and did not lire a shot against Coolamon at Kin­ Leeton Showground on Saturday. can come out on top. Luke Maloney. Scott Easdown, Ryan Chamber­ dra Park last Sunday. Currently outside the top The Crows haven't been too far away in any of CAK has proven its doubters wrong with a lain, Jamie Maddox. Wade Archibald and Nick five, Tigers need the win badly. their games this year. but only have the one win strong start to its RFL campaign with four wins Pleming all looked good at times on-ball. domi­ On the other hand, Turvey Park just needs a to show. The Lions are cruising along unde­ and the one loss to Ganmain-Grong Grong-Ma­ nating the contested footy and also outrunning win. The Bulldogs are winless after five rounds feated and their premiership defence looks tong. Tigers. With recruit Ben Cadzow still on the and need a victory soon to lift the spirits at good at this early stage. Jarrah Maksymow has proved a sensational sidelines, Coolamon will need Brett Nolte and c:»., ... he, bc:a 11 fc:>r c:>-,.,~r 20 ye,c:ars Family owne d , S t eeline has a lways b een a • Sports Medicine big supporte r of the l ocal c ommunity, so_ for service over and above in all your r o ofing • Trophies nee d s visi t y o u r lo c a l Ste eli n e Roofing Centre. /V\etal Roofing • Fencing • Polycarbonate • Fascia • Giftware Gutters • Flashings • Insulation • Firbreglass Sheets • Jukebox / karaoke Hire 1 300 STEELINE c::.r www-s • e-line-cc:>m- c:1111.11 70 Hammond Avenue SFeeli■ 'll d ROOFING CENTRE Wagga Wagga Ph:69213674 Albury, Shepparton, VVagga VVagga and Bathurst 7 6 AMBASSADORS FOR GRASSROOTS FOOTY STARS OF THE FUTURE ON SHOW THE Australian Football League has today ally enjoy getting out into the community and SCHOOL students from around the state For kids who excel, there's was also the announced the appointment of Sydney Swans meeting the kids and passing on my got a taste of life as AFL players when they chance to be picked up by the newly player Kieren Jack and GWS Giants recruit experiences." 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