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Cl) 10 10 "O n:I 20 20 I,.. t:) 30 30 "O 40 40 C N Total Total U17s l\larrandera Ex-!iervicemen1!i Club BOLTON STREET, NARRANDERA - PHONE 6959 li!66 CLUB OPENS EVERYDAY - 10AM 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) Courtesy Bus available: Thu 5.30-11pm, 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 Kid's First program; A remainder tllat the KIDS AFL Riverina Website; The AFL R111erina website is Importance. of check scorers; I would like to com RIVERINA a great tool for all stakeholders to utilise for news FIRST program is being featured this week and municate the importance of a check scorer being Round 1 JohnAnstee (Wagga Tigers) and information. I would like to give a snap shot in there is a feature in this week's edition of the present at each game. We had an incident recently Round 2 Jarrah Maksymow 1Collingullie) regards to the number of hils the website has being Record. The program is about junior players having were the two goal ump,re score cards did not equal Round 3 Shaun Flanigan (Wagga Tigers) fun playing football and that parents acknowledged receiving in 2010 and 2011. In 2010 we had 852.000 and confusion reigned in regards lo who won the Round 4 Toby Blissett (Griffith) hits on the website and in the month of August 2010 the fun factor for kids and that we are not playing for match. As per the laws of the game the check scorer Round 5 Nicholas Pleming (Coolamon). it peaked with 170,000 hits. In the 2011 season we sheep stations. card is to be utilised in the event the goal umpires Round 6 Ben Foster (MCUE) have had 346,000 hits so far and in 2010 for the Umpire Escorts; Reminders to all clubs about Um . . score cards did not equal. In regards to this incident FARRER same period we had 87,000 hits. We are aiming far pire Escorts need to be provided for games. It is the the check scorer score did equal one of the goal um Round 1 Bradley Perkins (CSU) one million hits in 2011. responsibility of clubs to make sure an umpire escort pires cards so that score was the final result and I Round 2 Rhys Mehlstauber (EWK) To keep this into some type of perspective the is supplied every week. Can all club umpire escorts would like to highlight the result was one point. As a Round 3 Lachlan Kelly (CSU) Ballarat Football League had 6 million hits on there introduce themselves to the umpires prior to the rule the home club should ensure a time keeper is Round 4 Chris Wallace (Temora). website in 201 0 In the near future we hope to have game so umpires have a clear understanding who present and the away club should ensure a check Round 5 Matt Harpley (Temora) some exciting news about the AFL Riverina website will be escorting then, from the ground All umpire scorer in the time keeper box in the event of any er In the meantime logo onto www.aOrivenna.com.au escorts MUST escort the umpires from the ground to rors on the goal umpire score cards. Can all clubs and check out the website. the door ot the umpire·s room. [)lease make sure this happens for all grades be I would like to thank once again the volunteers at Code of Conduct reminder; As we reach the first Clearances/ registration finalisation; A remainder cause it can eliminate a lot of stress in the event club land that week in and week out put in numerous third of the season I would like to highlight that all to all clubs that clearances and registration need to goal umpire score cards do not equal. hours to make a game of football and netball is com senior and junior clubs need to be away of coaches. be finalised by 5pm Friday if a player is going lo play RISING STAR AWARD - update pleted each week. To the supporters and parents of 1un11ers aml supporters breaching AFL Riverina on the following Saturday or Sunday. C,m clubs Listed below are the Riverina and Farrer nomina players who are not actively involved as a volunteer codes of conduct. We are having issues and clubs please make sure that registration are completed tions for the Rising Star Award for up to rounds five at your club can I encourage you to ask your club executive need lo have an awareness how their club and faxed by the time frame and they chase up the and four of both leagues - executive what you can do to help the club on game personal behave. This is a requirement for senior outstanding clearances with the appropriate club/s to day instead of the club executive asking you to a and junior football. make sure the clearance is finalised. job. 0 JOI-I N BANCE & S O N FUNERAL J-1 01\l E Scott & John Bance 12 Ashmont Ave Wagga Wagga Call (02) 6933 6600 Phone: (02) 6925 4444 Email [email protected] OAMPS* oamps.com.au Insurance Brokers OAMP'!I INSURANC.E 8~0t:EtS lt0A8N 14005 S.43 920AFSL Jll311 l:rt Oh Et,PR ! 1 Premier Partner of Afl R1verma 4 5 RFLROUNDSEVENINFOCUS RFL ROUND SEVEN IN FOCUS GRIFFITH will face its biggest test of the big reason behind the rise up the ladder. Nathan McPherson and Luke Walsh are just Kindra Park. Riverina Football League season when it hosts experienced Swans midfielder Mick Duncan starting to hit Form, while Jacob Olsson should The two teams have enjoyed some great defending premier Ganmain-GronQ Grong has been the star of the show. return after a stint with GWS Giants last battles in recent years and the meeting has Matong on Saturday. Duncan is currently enjoying arguably his weekend. never been more important for the winless The top-of-the-table clash has been moved to finest season to date and the inclusion of Griffith will well and truly know where it sits Goannas. Saturday at Exies Oval which should promise talented players around him seems to have come Saturday night. Coolamon has hit form over the past fortnight a big crowd with the seniors and juniors provided him with the necessary motivation to with two big wins and will be keen to continue playing on the same day. produce his best. LEETON-Whitton will put its finals hopes on MCUE's miserable start to the year. The Swans have been the surprise packet of Matt Crack. Matt Noonan. Jona Gaslin and the line when it travels to Narrandera this year's competition and currently sit in Toby Blissett have all stepped up around the Sportsground on Saturday. COLLINGULLIE-Ashmont-Kapooka gets its second position on the ladder. new arrivals to ensure Griffith has a serious The Crows have experienced a chance for redemption when it takes on Turvey Griffith has overcome away games against crack at returning to finals football. disappointing start to the season, with a Park at Maher Oval on Sunday. Wagga Tigers and Mangoplah-Cookardinia GGGM enter the contest on the back of some number of near misses coming back to cost The Demons have lost two of their past three United-Eastlakes, while lhe Swans have also brilliant form, with two big wins over MCUE them. games and will look to find form against the proven too good for Leeton-Whitton and and Leeton-Whitton in the past two weeks. Narrandera bounced back with a big win over struggling Bulldogs. Turvey Park at home. If anyone predicted the Lions to lose any of MCUE last weekend and possess enough Turvey Park is winless and racing one of its The only one blemish came when they fell their bite, they appear to be wrong with GGGM weaponry to account for its arch-rivals. most difficult periods in recent history. short of a fast-finishing victory against starting the season in brilliant fashion. A win over the Demons could not come at Collingullie-Ashmont-Kapooka under lights. The Lions are undefeated after six rounds, with COOLAMON and Mangoplah-Cookardinia a better time, but ultimately appears While Griffith's recruitment drive has been the an average winning margin of 73 points. United-Eastlakes will battle it out on Sunday at unlikely. C>r1 'l"h~ bcall fc»r c:>,.,~r 20 y~cars Family o wne d , S t eeline hos always bee n a • Sports Medicine b i g support er of the l ocal community, s o for servi ce ove r a n d abo v e in a l l y o u r roo fing • Trophies n e eds visit you r l oca l S t eel ine Roof i ng C ent r e_ • Gift • 1 300 STEELINE c:>r www. st--- lin-.cc:>m. Clllu . . 70 Hammond Avenue Wagga Wagga RC><>FING CENTRE Ser-V"ice C>V'er and a bc:>v-e Ph:69213674 Albury, Shepparte>n, VV'oggo VVogga and Bathurst 6 7 KIDS FIRST PROMOTION RIVERINA WINS PSSA CHAMPIONSHIP AFL Riverina is taking part in AFL Kids First well is human nature, but it is critical that Riverina has strengthened its position as primary school students from 13 regions round to promote appropriate spectator parents do this in a responsible manner to the state's best AFL region with the team around the state for three days. behavior at junior football matches. avoid the ugly parent syndrome at all times. taking out the Primary School Sports AFL Kids First is all about encouraging The basic principles of Kids First are to Association (PSSA) state carnival for the parents to play a positive role in the delivery remind parents that: second year in a row. and support of sporting activities for their • Sport for children is a vital part of their The top primary school students from the children. development growing up. Riverina were given another tough test in the grand final against MacKillop but were This weekend will include a number of • Children like to win, but more importantly. Traineeship of the Week too strong in the end to claim victory, initiatives by our league to guide parents so they want to have fun. winning 4.5.29 to 2.2.14. POOL CONSTRUCTION TRAINEESHIP that both they and their children obtain the • Parents need to set the right example at For all students at the PSSA. the three-day maximum benefit and enjoyment from their the sports ground, not just at home. event was an experience they will never participation. • Parents should be proud of their child's ef forget. Students were able to make the Craig Burkinshaw (Wagga District JFL forts irrespective of the result. most of their time at Blacktown Olympic president) and Anthony Irvine (South West • Sport is important to children's self es Park - home of the GWS GIANTS - by JFL president) said creating a positive and teem. interacting with the players. fun environment is important for a child's For more information or for resources on A number of the kids' parents also took an You mun lndude acove r lener and curren1 ruume 10 bt ron\ldered. development. AFL Kids First please contact Ben Dehlsen interest to the GIANTS and signed up as "As parents, we love to see our kids kicking (P) 0269 215 000. foundation members. The Sydney Swans even made the trip to the footy, having fun and playing with their app"nt,cc employment friends," Craig Burkinshaw (Wagga District western Sydney to speak to the future stars of the AFL and discuss their new first-class JFL president) and Anthony Irvine (South www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 Academy program. West JFL president). The PSSA brought together over 300 "Parents play an important role in creating a positive environment for junior teams on match days - just like they do at home. "We all need to act as role models and make sure we're always encouraging and "The friendly club with quality service" supporting our children. "We're just the spectators and need to en 1 sure our kids' involvement and enjoyment • 'Bistro 2000 open 7days aweek comes first." Today's parents have an important role in Fantastic dailyspecials the delivery and support of sporting activi ties for their own and other children. With it • Club Cafe comes a clear responsibility to act in a con •The 'Jezza Room' is pertect for structive and encouraging manner at all limes. weddings, parties &semina rs Barracking and wanting ch ildren to perform CLUB • Courtesy Bus Fernleigh Road, Wagga apprentice employm«?nt Phone 69 311511 Proudly supporting the local community for 25 years www.rulesclubwagga.com www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 8 9 RFL RESULTS - ROUND SIX RFL RESULTS- ROUND SIX COO LAMON ...... (91) Goals: (CAK) D Fuller 3. D Kenned, 3. B Neville 2. S Atkinson Kew. Rapley; (CAK) J Chigwidden. N Allen. Z LeMiller. B RESERVE GRADE 5.2 7.10 13.11 13.13 2. B Lashbrook. T Hines· (Coolamon) J Robinson 6. T Bullock. J COLLINGULLIE·AK ...... (83) D Crocker. T Owens. Byrnes. S Kapp. W McDonald. WAGGA TIGERS 20. CDLLINGULLIE·AK 20. GANMAIN·GGM 3 0 6.2 9.3 13 5 Best: (CAK) L Powell B Jollitte. B Kapp. L McKenzie. BNeville. MANGOPLAH·CUE ...... ( 121) 16. MANGOPLAH·CUE 16. CDOLAMDN 16. Turvey Park 12. 1.4 4.9 13.13 1719 Goals: (Coolarnon) 0 Nash 3. L Maloney 3. B Cadzow 3. N T Hines. (Coolamon) J Robinson MMacau ley. T Bullock. T Leeton·Whitton 8. Narrandera 8. Griffith 4 NARRANDERA ...... Plem,ng 2. J Maddox. H Bradley; (CAK) M Geppert 4. R Oean 4. Gellert. J McKinnon. J Hard. (71) UNDER 17 5.3 8.4 11.4 11.5 B Aiken 3. J Morris. B Absolum NARRANDERA ...... (82) Goals: (MCUE) I Oamrne 7. T Keogh 2. T Harris 2. J Cool. M WAGGA TIGERS 24. TURVEY PARK 20. LEETON·WHITTON 20. Best: (Coolamon) N Pleming, B Edyvean. C Litchfield, J Mad· 2.4 8.6 10.9 12 10 Miller, S Dean, P Klllalea. A McCormack: (Narrandera) D Hardy MANGOPLAH·CUE 20. COOLAMON 16. Grilfith 8. Narrandera dox. L Maloney. Z Gibbons: (CAK) J Morris. N Mortimer, B MANGOPLAH·CUE ...... (77) J Jeans S Light, B Knagge, S Longmore. L McGilvray. 8, Collingullie·ak 4. Ganmain-ggm 0 Aiken. S Gow. R Dean. K Sykes. 3.3 5.3 7.7 1111 4. 3. Best: (MCUE) P ~illalea. C Huthwaite. C MacPherson. J Raves. LEADING GOALKICKERS NARRANOERA ...... (108) Goals: (Narrandera) l Orme 4. M Williams 4. T Varndell M W Pleming, T Harris: (Narrandera) Quilter, Longmore. D 3.0 5.1 124 li.6 Thorntcn. C Walsh. H Hutchins. A Cabban: (MCUE) A Donnelly S S Under 17 MANGOPLAH·CUE ...... (56) 4. M Roberson 2 B Heydon 2. K Rowbotham. G Noye. J Hardy, L McGilvray. P Gerrard. J Vearing. Jordan Lawrence (Wayga Tigers) 24 WAGGA TIGERS ...... 1 88) 4 3 5.7 6.7 8.8 Roberts. Hayden Mclachlan (G oclamon) 22 5.2 7.3 8.9 13.10 Goals: (Narrandera) J Grinlell 5, T Mathieson 4. J Rice 2. L Best: (Narrandera) M W1ll1ams. C Smith. T Orme, H Dobson. T Isaac Damme (MCUE) 18 TURVEY PARK ...... 1 64) Sullivan. P Aumann, N Hetherington. J Mes man. D Burden: Varndcll, B Seymour: (MCUE) B Aichingcr. G Noye, J LuH. K Max King (Wagga Tigers) 17 2.0 6.5 7.8 9.10 (MCUE) C Willis 4. J Phillips. H Collins. T Anderson. S Burge Rowbotllam. N Lawson. J Byrne. Goals: (Wagga Tigers) E Lindon 4, Carroll B Graham H Edward Lindon (Wagga Tigers) 16 Best: (Narrandera) J Grmtell. T Mathieson. D Burden, J Sulit· WAGGA TIGERS ...... (1 16) J 3. 2, Bance. T Stubbs J Lawrence, M King: (Turvev Park) K Farrugia Jeremy Sykes (Turvey Park ) 16 van. L Hunter. P Horsburgh: (MCUE) T Cohalan, A Vanzanten. B 4.4 87 1116 16.20 3, J Leahy 2. J Sykes, K Graf, T Gaynor. 8 Handy. Drew Hardy (Narrander:;) 14 Foster, J Collins. H Collins, S Burge. TURVEY PARK ...... (7 ) WAGGA TIGERS ...... ( 157) 0.1 0.1 0 1 1.1 Best (Wagga Tigers) E Hull. L Gregurke. E Lindon. Z McCauley. Hunter Lloyd (MCUE) 13 N Cooke. M King: (Turvey Park) H Dore. T Kenny. J Leahy, J 6.1 10.4 14 14 23 19 Goals: IWagga Tigers) A Priest 9. P Battenally 2. J Hodges 2. B Thomas Stubbs (Wagga Tigers) 13 Carey. J Broughton. B Handy. TURVEY PARK...... (24) Crawford. M Connolly. S Parnell: (Turvey Park) J Swift Lachlan o·callaghan (Leeton·Whitton) 12 1 1 3.4 3.5 3 6 Best: (Wagga Tigers) Z Graham. A Priest. J Hodges. R Miller. C LEETON·WHITTON ...... ( 11 7) Reserve grade Goals: (Wagga Tigers) M Ethcells 7 N Ryan 5, M Colvin 3. P Condon. J Larwood: (Turvey Park) J Colaiacovo. B Cooper. M 9.4 12.6 15.14 17.15 Andrew Priest (Wagga Tigers) 19 Gayno1 2. L Burk1nshaw. S Flanigan. W Bartlett: (Turvey Park) J Carroll, J Swift. P Cattell. W Carroll GANMAIN·GGM ...... (29) Daniel Crocker (Coolamon) 13 Brooks 3. GANMAfN·GGM ...... ( 108) 0.1 2 4 2.4 4.5 Ben Mackenzie (CAK) 12 Best: (Wagga Tigers) J Anstee. N Ryan. P Gaynor. D Papworth. 3.1 6.6 10 7 16.12 Goals: (Leeton·IVhitton) L O'Callaghan 4. B Schuette 2. T Alex Donnelly IMCUE) 11 M Pryde. B Doswell: (Turvey Park: T Beckmans. H Cunning• LEETON·WHITTON ...... (26) Meline 2. T Jones 2. P Vallance 2. DCosta. G Halden. S Howe. Brent Fennessy (GGGMJ 11 ham, J Donaldson. l Carroll 3 1 4.2 4.2 4 2 H Emerson. R Carroll: (GGGM) J Niion 2. J Hatty. A Gibson. Nick Ryan (Wagga Tigers) 10 GANMAIN·GGM ...... (113) Goals: (GGGM) J Conway 7. M Kel•y 3. J Guthrie 2. B Fennessy Best: (Leeton•Whitton) J Petlit. P Vallance. T Morton. H Jarrod Conway (GGGM) 9 6.3 11.5 16.7 1711 2. W Bryon. 8 Bryon: (Leeton·Whitton) A Chilko 2. A Howe. J Emerson. G Halden. L o·callaghan: (GGGM) W Lawton. A Luke Hughes (CAK) 9 LEETON·WHITTON ...... (28) Vant. Gibson. G Hare. J Hatty. M Gawne. J Nixon. Ryan Dean (C AK) 9 0.2 0.4 2.9 3.10 Best: (GGGM) P Lucas. B Fennessv. J Evans. J Lander. S LADDERS Glenn Noye (WCUE) 8 Goals: (GGGM) L Ko hll1agen 4. K Hamblin 4. D K11chens 3. 0 Kelford J Conway: (Leeton·Whitton) J Tripodi. J Vant. J Team P W L O B For Agst % Pis First grade Rankin 2. N McPherson. S Crozier. CTaylor. N Carroll: (Leeton· Crowhurst. A Howe. B Thompson. K O'Callaghan. GGGM 6 0 0 0 722 283 255 .12 24 Nick Carroll (GGGM) 27 Wt1ilton1 G Commins. B Crittenden. J Helson UNDER 17 GRIFFITH 4 487 359 135.65 20 Mathew Etchells (Wagga Tigers) 21 Best: (GGGM) L Kohlhagen. 0 Hitchens. M Carroll. N COOLAMON ...... ( 92) COOLAMOlt 3 410 324 126.54 16 Beau Runnalls (Gnffllh) 18 McPherson. K Hamblm. L Walsh fleeton·Wl1itlon) B o·Garey. 3.2 5.4 10.11 13.14 NARRANDERA 3 2 0 517 416 124.28 16 Marc Geppert (CAK) 17 M Brown. C lownsend. C Garvey. 8 Boots. B Curley COLLINGULLIE·AK ...... (39) CAK 4 2 0 570 548 104.01 16 Daniel Hitchens (GGGM) 14 RESERVE GRADE 2~ ~2 53 6.3 Tigers 3 3 a 564 461 122.34 12 COLLINGULLIE·AK ...... (78) Goals: (Coolamon) H Mclachlan 3. N Webber 2. L Mcloughlin Leigh Cameron (Wagga Tigers) 14 LP.eton•Whit 6 1 4 0 335 467 71.73 8 1.3 4.4 9.6 126 2. M Kew. M McKelvio. H Gillett. T Newman. J Tilyard: (CAKl K Brad Aiken (CAK) 13 COOLAMON ...... (6 4) Lashbrook 2. B Byrnes. N Kennedy. L Gunning. S Kapp MCUE 6 0 5 a 278 534 52.06 4 Clint Taylor (GGGM) 13 2.5 3 7 5.8 9 10 Best: (Coolamon) M Tilyard, H Gillett. T Newman. N Webber. M Turvey Park 6 0 5 0 188 679 27.69 Phil Aumann (Narrandera) 13 Luke Kon1nagen (GGGM) 11 p I LI m l:>tec ~-~ One Seo,;:, -;z::>eu-.dm9 .S4op/ BATHC>C>M KITCHEN & PLUIVIBING SUPPLIES aggl~a zrames 26 Pear son Street 26 Collie r Street !f~!!!!tf, VVagga VVagga Griffith Phone 6921 4895. Fax 6921 4908. A.H. 6971 8348 Ph: (02) 69:25 6755 Ph: (02) 6964 4440 • Timber & Al11111i11i11111 Fm111i11~ • Prims <'II block 111011111s • An m 11/ie.1· • Ta rstries as ,efia/1v WOQQOplUfTlblr,g@b1gportd. coi,'"l, OU waggnpl umbi ng@bigpond . com.ov 10 11 NARRANDERA EAGLES LEETON-WHITTON CROWS THE footy is a funny game, last week the game had to 45 NATHAN CARN WELCOME to Narrandera Sportsground today for the Ea 1. JAMES RICE MCLELLAN 1 SAM HILLS stop for 15 minutes for a storm to pass with strong 2 OAVIO HARRISON 46 gles dash with neighbors Leeton-Whitton In what Is always a 2. PETER BLOOMFIELD 45 . CRAIG BRACE winds, heavy rain, hall and lightning. It is very rare to see 47 BEN KILLEN hotly contested affair across the grades 3. JAMIE GRINTELL 46. OAN LONGOBARDI 3 OAVIO ELWIN footy halted for such an event. Glad I was not out there. 4 BRADLEY BOOTS 48 JOEL CROWHURST Congratulations to the Eagles second grade and C grade 4. ROBERT 47. DREW KENNA The One's were shown were they need to get to by the 5 TRAVIS IRVIN 49 TIM GRIGG netba I side on gettmg their first victory for the year last HETHERINGTON 48. CHRIS WALSH power house of our league. Bryce O'Garey was again a round against MCUE Hopefully they can start to string a few 6. TIM SULLIVAN 49. LUKE PATERSON 6 MATTHEW IRVIN 50 RHYS THOMASON stand out for the crows winning the Hotel Leeton Mug. 7 BEN CURLEY 51 SEAN ROBERTSON wins together now. as finals are still a possibility for both out 8. PHILLIP AUMMANN 50. N/A Dan Sullivan is off to McDonalds with his award, Cal 8 BEN ORYBURGH 52 DANNY HARRISON fits 9. MARK RICE 51 . BRETT RANKIN Garvey got the Thirsty Camel Six Pack, and Marty Brown ADAM CHILKO 53 The A grade netball clash today looks like being a ripper of a 10. LACHLAN HUNTER 53. TIM VARNDELL 9 the Club Cash, and Ben Curly got to shout his parents 10 TYLER STILLER 54 DAVID RODGERS game The Eagles are undefeated to date this season but 11. LUKE SULLIVAN 54. LINCOLN GOOLEY with the Hotel Leeton Bistro Voucher. Mick's two's had a 11 REECE MAGUIRE 55 JOSH CARN that record is sure to be lested against an always strong 12. TIM MATHIESON 55. SHAUN QUILTER good first half. but once again fitness let them down. 12 BEN CRITTENDON 56 JOSEPH PETULLA Leeton A grade side. 13. PATRICK 56. MICHAEL Joey Tripodi won the McDonalds award, Joel Crowhurst LIAM FRAZER 57 BILLY CONROY Award winners against MCUE are as follows: HORSBURGH STOCKDALE 13 received the Golf Pro Cart Hire. Adrian Howe won the Da 14 DANIEL SULLIVAN 58 FRANK IANNELLI First gr;ide. Jamie Grintell, Timothy Mathieson, Damon Bur 14. CHRIS SMITH 59. REECE BORG Goodfellas award. Ben Thompson will take home the 15 BRYCE O'GAREY 59 den, James Sullivan, Lachlan Hunter ;ind Patrick Horsburgh. 15. DAMON BURDEN 61 . SAM LONGMORE Thirsty Camel Six Pack and Kieran O'Callaghan re 16 MATTHEW VOGELE 60 GREGORY HALDEN Second grade· Michael Williams, Chris Smith, Toby Orme, 16. STUART HUTCHINS 62. JOSH SANDERS ceived the Hotel Leeton Mug. In the U/17's Tom Morton MARTIN BROWN 61 JOROIE PETTIT Hayden Dobson, Timothy Varndell and Ben Seymour. 17. JAMES SULLIVAN 63. BRENDAN KNAGGE 17 continued his good from to win the McDonalds award, 18 GRANT COMMINS 62 RYAN OLDERSHAW Under 17s Shaun Quilter. Sam Longmore. Drew Hardy. 18. JAYSON MESM AN 64. MATTHEW Da Goodfellas award went to Lachlan O'Callaghan, 19 CALLUM GARVEY 63 PAT OANOO Luke McG1lvray. Perry Gerrard and Jacob Veanng 19. RYAN BURDEN MORRICE The Club Cash went to Greg Halden. Pat Valance re 64 TOM MORTON Netball award winners 20 . NIC HETHERINGTON 65. SAM FABER 2.0 BEAU BLOCK ceived the club hat and the NAB bag was won by Jono 65 JOSHUA RUSSELL The wmner of the A grade Charles Sturt Hotel award was 21. WES KILEY 66. NICHOLAS O'BRIEN 21 JUSTIN GREATZ Grigg. The netball girls continued their great start's with 22 DUANE CORNISH 66 HAYDEN EMERSON Bnttany Vearing 22. ZANE LITCHFIELD 67. THOMAS CHARLES wins in all grades. A Grade won 50-34 with Bridgette 23 MICHAEL FRASER 67 JONO GRIGG The winner of the B grade Murrumbidgee Hotel award: Zara 23. MARK FLACK 68. ASHLEY CABBAN Keely voted the Hotel Leeton Players Player. 24 BRADY OUNN 68 DAMIAN COSTA McIntyre. 24. BRETT POWELL 69. PERRY GERRARO The McWilliams wines went to Kathryn Bechaz and 25 JARROD GORNALL 69 BRODIE HEHIR The Original Skin award In C grade Ashleigh Dnscoll 25. BEN GRANT 70. LINCOLN MEAD Michaela Fiumara won the McDonalds award. B Grade 70 JACK GLOVER The Junior netball 4 Girls Fashion award Kaillin Hiscox. 27. BRADLEY MORRIS 71. HARRISON BIRCH 26 won 58-20 w~h Nicole Mathews voted Hotel Leeton 27 JOSEPH TRIPODI 71 THOMAS MELINE The winner of the NAB Narraooera Eagles netball player of 28. SIMON ABSOLOM 72. LUKE MCGILVRAY Players Player. Anna Reed picked up the Liv's Hair & 28 72. JOSH HELSON the round was Georgia Lee 29. SHAUN GEHRINGER 73. MATT SIMPSON Beauty award and Jess Pike received the McDonalds 73 TYSON JONES The Club offers its condolences to the family of Mick Dillon 30 . IAN DONALDSON 29 award. C Grade blitzed there opponents 62-25 with Bee 30 MATT ROBERTSON 74 BEN SCHUETTE who passed away suddenly lasl Saturday He will be sadly 31. JASON MIMMO Turner the Hotel Leeton Players Player and Lauren Ver 31 MATT SHARMAN 75 NICK MORRIS missed by all 32. HAYDN DOBSON don received the Brad's Mensland award. C2 had a win 76 RHYS CARROLL Congratulahons arc also extended to former Eagles coach 33. JONATHON DOYLE 32 CRAIG TOWNSEND 33-18 with Rach Ciavarella wirining the Brad's Mensland 33 JASON VANT 77 JONATHON SPINA Percy Cummings on his engagement to and Jo Simpson. 34. HAYDEN HUTCHINS Players Player, the Sportspower award went to Kaitlin 34 NATHAN HUNTER 78 JACOB HOUGHTON Narrandera Sporsground will be a sea of pink today with the 35. CORY PRIOR Knagge and Celeste Morrison won the McDonalds 35 BRUCE GILMOUR 79 MITCH SEYMOUR footballers and netballers raising funds for the National 36. BEN SEYMOUR award. In the Juniors 41-7 win Katelyn Clyne was vote□ 36 JOSH O'CALLAGHAN 80 SIALE HOWE Breast Cancer Foundation Toe footballers will wear pink 37. DREW HAROY the Luke's Cafe Players Player. Jenna McCallum re 37 BRANDON EMERSON 81 PATRICK VALLANCE socks while tile netballers will wear pink bibs and socks 38. MATTHEW ceived the MIA Massage award and Sheridan Valenta 38 JADE HART 82 LACHLAN Today is also 'Ladies Day· in the Clubrooms from 11am. with THORNTON got the McDcnalds award. This week we have the Junior 39 KIERAN O'CALLAGHAN all funds raised to go towards the National Breast Cancer 39. ALEX LEE Club playing on Friday under lights. the Senior footy in O'CALLAGHAN 83 ZAC HOPPER Foundation ::ilso 40 . PAUL MOYLON Narrandera and the netballers playing in Leeton so we 40 GUISEPPE NAPOLI 84 BRENTON GEORGE This evening the Club will be hoslIng 'A Night at the Races· 41. MATTHEW will be all over the place. But don't forget the Trivia Night 41 RYAN BELL from 6pm at the Narrandera Bowling Clull and all are en MCLELLAN at the Hotel Leeton tonight. Hope to see everyone back 42 BEN THOMPSON couraged to attend There will be a 4 race program ta bet 42. JORDEN MORRIS there for a feed and a good night. 43 BEN ELWIN on. pnzes for best dressed lady, man and couple, and a DJ 43. TRAVIS SMITH GOCROWSI! 44 BRENDON GREATZ to help you dance the rnghl away See you all there1 44. MATTHEW Go the mighty Eaglesi Hotel LEETON FINANCIAL SERVICES • Full A-La-Carre Dining. Blackboard Specials. • Kids Play Aroo IAN BURKINSHAW CFP AurhoflledRepresenro11ve AUirR:Al.lA 71 Pine Avenue, Leeton. Ph 6953 2027 •KA""-i.ol~lt41 80 Colem an Street, Wagga Wagga Fox: 6953 3765 Emall: leo:onhate lOitgln1emo1.ne1.ou ....,, ...... Mol~Hl• .. ,.- Phone: 6937 6666 Fax: 6925 6005 13 12 I GRIFFITH SWANS GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG LIONS OK. we have had a weekend off and It ,s back to business this 1 DEAN CRACK 46 MATT KEENAN What a bizarre day of football at Leeton last week. It had a bit 2. HENRY WEDDELL 48.BRAO HARE weekend at home against the reigning premiers Should be a big 2 BRETT OWEN 47 CHRIS MCGANN of everything-wind, rain. lightning, a bit more w ind, hail, 3. LUKE KOLHAGEN 49.BRAOLEY BRYON challenge but I think we are up for ,t. 3 GUY ORTON 48 TOM WESLEY slretcher a nd finally an ambulance to bring an end to the day 4. MATTHEW RAVA 50 .TRAVIS COLLISON Two weeks ago we took on our nearest nvals the Leeton Whitton 4 JAMES TOSCAN 50 OEAN CATANZARITI which looked hke it was never going to end. 5. JESSE LANDER 51 . RYAN BENSCH Crows and unfortunately only came home with a win In one of the 5 CHE JENKINS 51 MARC TUCKER All was good in the finish. coming home with a good win and 6. PAUL HAMBLIN 53. GREG HIGGINS gamP.s Our Junior Netballers wenl down 22-32 wilh Daisy Tyrell 6 MATT CRACK 52 DANIEL KEENAN hopefully rolly's injury was not as serious as it could have 7. MITCHELL STEELE 55. DAVID LOGAN winning the Athlete's Foot award, Reagan Dunlop the Macca's and 8. DANIEL RANKIN 57.SCO TT CROZIER 7 BEAU RUNNAL LS 53 JESSE RYAN been. Also. congratulations to the umpires for their handling of Emily Negus the Oval Bistro award C2 Grade finally got a game 9. DAMIEN WALSH 77. CURTIS STEELE 8 JONO GASTIN 54 MERV FIREBRACE what was a difficult day. Award winners were - Hitcho (sports and went down 8-40 with Mel Bartolazzo winning the Gannon's 10. NICK CARROLL 9 SHAUN CURRAN club award). Rally Kohlhagen (webbers bakery). Coach Miteh Players Player. Ka11lyn Vardanegar the Macca's & Laura Favero the 55 SCO TT SIMPSON 11 . LACHLAN STEWARD 10 MICK DUNCAN 56 CHRIS PATTERSON was critical of ~,is own form but took out the Riverina Machin Oval Bistro award. C Grade score me was 27-51 with Tamara Lin 12. CHfllSTEtl UNDER 17s ford winning the Players Player award Tish Forbes the Macca sand 11 KRIS DUNCAN 58 MATT GRIFFIN ery Award. Kirk Hamblin bagged four to take out the coaches MCPHERSON 58. CHRIS WARRAN Mon Cusack the Oval Bistro. 12 JEFF MICKAN 59 JOSH TYNDALL award. 13. MITCHELL CARROLL 59. WAYNE BAYOtl B Grade lost 25-49 and Lani Houston was best winning the mug 13 MATT NOONAN 60 PAT WHITTARO Ablett was a lot happier with his two's this week. They worked 14. LUKE AYLI NG 61 . and Louise Martin the Macca·s award Maddi Greger was third best 14 MICHAEL JOHNS 61 KURT HILLIER very hard into the breeze and came away w ilh a comfy win. J 15. JACOB OLSSON 62. JOEL HATTY with the Oval Bistro award A Grade went down by 11 points w[h 15 MICK HARRIS 62 JORDAN CROWE C Conway is knocking on the door loud and clear (bowie club 16. LUKE WALSH 63. WILLIAM LAWTON Lee Alexander Judged best a court for the Swann1es winning the 16 BRENDAN GIASON 63 JOHN EVANS award) Keffo was very effective off half back (Ganmain Hotel 17. CLINTTAYLOR 64 BRANDON RUSSELL mug. she also woo the Macca's and nght on her heels was Ellen 17 TOM BUCKLEY 64 TOM VALERI award) Jesse lander worked hard (sports club bistro). Fenno 18, TOM HEGGATON 65. BRANDON John winning the Oval Bistro award 18 JAMES SMITH 65 HENRY DELVES was dangerous from half forward (coaches award) Jup has 19. NATHAN FLEI SCHER On to the Footy. the Unde1 17's had oppuI tumtit:s but couldn't quite 19 JAMES FALLON 66 NICK WITHERSPOON been consistent and won the Ag N Vet award. MCPHERSON 67. JAMIE NIXON push when it was needed to get the win Nick "Spoony" Wither 20 CAMERON 67 STEVEN HEFFER The 1 Ts continue to improve and the coaches have called for 20. ANDREW ROBERTS 68. JOSHUA WAL SH spoon was best with the Footy Foa,s award grnng to him, Tom West 21. PAT WALSH 70. MURRAY INGRAM HARRISON 68 BEAU PRENDERGAST a bit more training as a team to continue that improvement. won the McDonalds '/oucher. Ben Martin ,s coming good after no 22. 71. 21 GLEN SNAIDERO 69 BEN TARR Jamie Nixon featured again (George Carroll award). Sam pre-season and got the Swans Towel. Tom Shannon continues to 23, KIRK HAMBLIN 72. DANIEL STEELE 0 22 TIM MCMAHON 70 FLETCHER JOSLING Hatty (Coolamon Butchey). Matt Gawne (Jari Neilsen award) play above his weight winning the Swans Canteen award and at 24. PAUL LUCAS 73. JACOB GUTHRIE was good in the ruck, Geordie Hare (Bowlo Bistro) doubled up Wh1ttard got the Sporties Bistro Vo.,cher 24 SHANNON BRENNAN 71 TOM SHANNON 25, MATTHEW KEL LY 74. TOM OUINN Reserves had a very close game with Goal of the day or Behind of 25 TOM WEBB 72 TOM WEST from a cracking game in the l S's to continue h;s good form 26. RORY MENZfES 75. JONO BEDDING the day going to Dan Keenan who won the O'Donnell's Organ,: Gift 26 ROYCE JOHNS 73 COREY HUTCHINSON and Albert Gibson was impressive again to w in the Grong 27 . WARWICK SMITH 76. GEORDIE HARE Voucher Tom Webb won the Mug & Match Day Sponsors award 27 CRAIG LUGTON 74 PAT ROSE Grong Hotel award. 28. DREW SYMONS 78.JACK MCCAIG James Fallon continues to do his prospects of a return to Seniors no 28 JEFF HARRIS 75 DREW CASSIDY With the netball the day w as a struggle from go to woe against 29. DANIEL HITCHENS 79. MICHAEL JOHNSON harm w nning the Automart Voucher, Marc Tucker got the McD~n 29 76 BEN FITZGERALD a ll very strong Leeton sides. 30. NATHAN KEMBER 80. CALEB NOBLE alds award. Cappy will take home the Berton Wines bottle whlla 30 THEO VALERI 77 SEBASTIAll Juniors lost 41-7 with awards going to Megan Brill (Infinity 31. DANIEL GAWNE 81. MATHEW GAWNE Chris McGann continues to work tirelessly at fullback picking up the 31 MICHAEL TYNDALL NASCIMBEN Hair) who did everything she was asked to do and Jessica 32. 82. SAM HATTY Sport1es Bistro Award 32 LUKE PICCOLO 78 MARK SEMMLER Kent (Lisa Linsell Massage)with a few good intercepts.CZ lost 33. DREW WOODS 83. LIAM GUTHRIE Seniors was a close game played with plenty of passion by bolh 33 JUDO CUDMORE 79 BEN WATTS 33-18. Awards went to Katie Bencsh(Bert & Moose Building) 34. MICHAEL CASTLE 84. CHRISTEN GUTHRIE clubs At times we were probably a bit slow but when we dJd get 34 NATHAN KING 80 DION PEATO and Christina Guthrie(socks).C grade lost 62-25 with the 35. JARROD CONWAY 85. KEIREN KITCHENER going ,t looked unstoppable al times. Che Jenkins took home the 36. SAM KEFFORO 86. BEN ALLEN 35 JACK TYRRELL 81 COREY O'REILLY Bowlo Bistro Award going to Tayla Evans and socks going to Mug with a good game ,n the midd e of the ground, Backman Jeno 37 . JUSTIN EVANS 87. BEN SCHMID 36 CASEY BOYE 82 SERTAC OOZEMIRI Deanna Taylor. B Grade lost 58-20 with Renee Lucas (Sports Gast,n and Dean Catanzanti won the Match Day Sponsor awards 38. JAMIE FLEISCHER 88. WILLIS KEFFORO 37 STE VEN Club Award) and Rachel Kember (Ladies Auxiliary). Yes, A Mick Duncan the McNabb Caltex award Che the McDonalds FOSCARINI 83 MITCHELL LEWIS 39. STEVEN FAIRLES S Grade lost 50-34 with the Bowing Club Award going to Erina award Tom Buckley won the bottle of w,ne, and Matt Noonan the 38 BEN MCRAE 84 ANGUS MCALLISTER 40. BRETT FENNESSY Sport1es Bistro voucher went to Matt Noonan 39 CHRIS NIVEN 85 JORDAN BURLEY McPherson and lhe Matt Hatty Electrical award going lo 41. LUKE FERGUSON Remember everyone tnat the Ball is coming up on the 18th June so 40 KRIS HICKEN (U15S) Denise Downs 42. DAVID KARLBERG be sure to buy your llckets Also this weekend we are having a 41 CRAIG BURGE 86 TOBY BLISSETT A rem inder to all players and supporters thal '100 Club' tickets 43. games night with teams needing to be entered by 7 30pm Game 42 MATT HOGAN are available from Peter McCaig. Also, don't forget the ·sup 44. MITCHELL Day Sponsor for this ·ound the P,nk Day against the Ganma,n Lions 43 ANDREW CAPELLO porter and Player Night' at the Sporty's 6th August. MCPHERSON Is Griffith Autoscreen so when you· vehicle Is ,n need of a new 44 MARK DUNCAN This week bolh senior and junior players travel to Griffith in 45.ZAC BEAMONT windscreen call Andrew Romagnolo for your vehicle's glass replace 45 TODD SJOLLEMA what will be a n interesting day's football and nelball. Ho pefully 46. JASON HARDY ment needs including Window T1nt1ng. side. & rear glass fitting we can all bring home the bacon. 47. 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E (:ll I FFITI I S \\A 'S FOO fllA LI. l'l.l 111 I 15 14 TURVEY PARK BULLDOGS 11 COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT KAPOOKA DEMONS THE disappo,nl,ng news to start off last wrnkend in relation 1 MYLES CARROLL 46 BRAD OE BRITT LAST Saturday the Gullie Football and Netball teams were host to 1 JARROD SLATTERY 46 CANE GRAETZ to player losses unfonunately filtered through to our on-field 2 JACK BROOKS 47 CLINT RICHARDS the Coolamon FNC. On what was a great day to be out and about, 2 WILLIAM HI\INES 47 BEN TREVAS KIS performances. although the B Grade and Junior netball 3 JOHN BUCHANAN 48 BROGAN FINNERTY both clubs had some sucoess on both surfaces. 3 NATHAN DOWDLE 48 RYAN DEAN sides flew the flag and took home the points. Those who 4 MICHAEL NESS 52 LUKE DONALDSON On the netball surface our A grade side bounced back from a dis 4 JAMES DEBONO 49 CHUNG UK made It on the Mystery Bus trip to Marrar & Cootamon cer 5 LUKE TOOZE 53 JASON SWIFT appointing effort the previous week to record a great win. awards 5 MATT LEWINGTON 50 SAM QUIRK (P) tainly managed to find some good sp,nt later ,n the evening. 6 MATTHEW NESS 54 JASON WELLS went to Michelle Farrell. Waring Group and Anna Dayman. B 6 BRAD AIKEN 51 JOSEPH That's all we need to do - stick tight and enjoy each other's 7 HARRY CUNNINGHAM 55 MARTIN BALLINGER Grade had a narrow win in what was a very exciting match, the 7 MATTHEW COAOY CHIGWIDDEN company If we stay together and show some character the 8 JAMES ELLIOTT 57 BRODIE ELWORTHY club awards went to Jill Powell and Jacqueline Raulston. The C 8 JOSHUA MCKENZIE 52 BRADLEY KAPP results will come. 9 TRUMAN CARROLL 58 JUSTIN RICHTER Grade match was close all day and had a very exciting draw, club 9 LUKE POWELL 53 DREW MATTHEWS The seniors were never In l11e hunt after getting jumped 10 MATTHEW CERAT0 60 STEPHEN SMITH awards were awarded to Emma Burton and Tammy Lenon. Our 10 JAMES MORRIS 54 BRODIE NEVILLE early and il was telt to impressive youngsters Tim Beckmans 11 LEVI POLLETT 61 WAYNE KENNE0Y juniors also had a draw with the young ladies irom Coolamon. so 11 NED MORrtMER 55 HEATH BRUCK.HER ($50) ~nd Harry Cunningham (Milton's Gear) lo lead the 12 ANOREW CRAIG 62 TRAVIS RICHARDS close, keep up the great work girls, Hannah Lenon won the Waring 12 BRYSON 56 NICHOLAS KENNEDY LASHBROOK 57 THOMAS HINES way. Josh Donaldson (Envy Hair) continues to improve in 13 LACHLAN MACRAE UNOER 17s Group Award and Amy Fov,ler received the club award. In the footy 13 BRAD JOLLIFFE 58 GLEN PRITCHARD tile backhne and Truman Carroll (Dominosl was another to 14 HIOl'/IAS GRAY 1 BROCK HANDY our 17's battled hard all day and went down to the young 14 SHANE ATKINSON 59 MATTHEW KENNEDY try hard. The reserves were decimated through unavai ab,hty MITCHELL CARROLL Grasshopper outfit. the boys oisplayeo some good footy in patches 16 RILEY MCPHERSON 2 16 00UG BRUCKNER (Pl and in1ury and couldn't match ,t aga,nst a strong Tigers unit. and will need to maintain their concentration levels for longer peri 18 JOHN HOEY 3 TOM KENNY 17 JOSH MEISELBACH 60 JARROD ods if they want to be there about at lhe end cf the matehes. Jesse Brad Cooper (Mug) continually pumped the ball forward. 20 CHRIS REECKMAN 4 SEBASTIAN GRAF 18 MATT WITIIERS TH0RWENTEN Butler won the club award: Nicholas Allen was awarded the En wl1ile Matt Cerato (Tolland Hotel) and Jimmy Colaiacovo 21 DANIEL TOOZE 5 BRY0ON STAPLETON 19 MATTHEW 61 MITCH PILON deavour award while Juma Abbas will enjoy the Bruno Woodfire (Socks) teamed up well In defence Myles Carroll 22 0OUG FEARY 6 ZAIN MCKELVIE MCCLURE 62 JESSE BUTLER (Dominos) also showed good signs in his first game back 23 TO00 JACKSON 7 LACHLAN BURGESS Pizza Award. 20 BRETT LENON 63 SCOTT JOLLIFFE (P) The reserve grade came away with solid victory after getting off to since Round 1 The Under 17's tasted defeat for the first time 24 RICHARD LAING 8 JEREMY SYKES 21 BEN ABSOLUM 54 JOSEPH BYRNES a slow start, Luke Powell received the club award, Lachlan McKen this year. After being right in the game for the first 3 quarters, 25 THOMAS LEAHY 9 JAKE CAREY 22 MITCHELL MULLINS 65 LUKE GUNNING zie won lhe Bidgee Burger Award, and Tom Hines stepped up and they couldn't manage lo finish off the way they would have 26 JOSH HILL (U17) 10 THOMAS GAYNOR 23 NATHAN FULLER 66 NICHOLAS slipped cM1ay with the Fastway Award while Bradley Jolliffe re liked. Hayden Dore (Ladies Aux $20), Tom Kenny (Exploit), 27 CALLUM GARONER 12 KINGSLEY GRAF 24 MARK GEPPERT PERRYMAN (P) ceived the Bert and Heath Award. James Leahy (Hunters Towel), and Jake Carey (Dominos) 28 13 Will CARROLL 25 BRETT WHYMAN 67 SHAUN KAPP The seniors were again exposed for not maintaining pressure for 68 KRIS LASHBROOK were prominent throughout. 29 TIM BECKMANS 14 ZACHARY WILLIAMS 26 CALEB VEARING four quarters and were beaten by a more determined and commit 27 SHANE GOW 69 LEE WHITE A Grade went down with Bee Harpley (Warehouse) winning (U17) 16 KYLE FARRUGIA ted Coolamon side, we are six rounds in and the penny still hasn't 28 TOM EDGAR 70 ANDREW SOLOMON the Mug and subsequently "Best on Bus'' Emma Klein 30 CHRIS WRAY 18 BEN RAUSLTEN dropped, we need to be switched on and ready to go from the first 29 JAMES KENNEDY 71 TOM FOWLER (P) (Huntersl returned from injury to play well also. B grade had 31 DUSTY BROWN 20 HAY0EN DORE bounce and the concentration, commitment and team work needs 30 DANIEL KENNEDY 72 BRANDON BYRNES a good win with Ash Revell (Mug & Cache) and Melissa 32 21 BRICE MEAKER to be maintained for the whole match, James Morris had a great 31 PAUL GOLDSMITH 73 JUMA ABBAS Wood (Hunter's) on song C Grade battled away with Kate 33 BRAD COOPER 22 BILL WEEDON game and was awarded the DSTR Award, Shane Gow won the 32 STEFAN SHEARER 74 ZEN LEMILLAR Walker (Mug & Bistro 2000) and Nat Clarke (Hunters) 35 JEFF FLETCHER 23 DREW MITCHELL Turvey Tavern Award, the Waring Group Award went to Ryan 33 JAR RAH 75 THOMAS BYRNES keeping up their good form. The Juniors continued on their 36 BREN0AN BRYCE 24 JOSH BELLING Dean, James Kennedy received the R H Blake Award while MAKSYMOW (Pl merry way with another big win Jess Wadiey (Athlete's 37 DARREN PRICE 26 SCOTT EHMSON Joseph Byrnes excelled to win the Fastway Award. Last weeks 34 ADAM CASTLES 76 IIICK ALLAN Foot) and Anna Williams (Hunters) both had good matches 38 JOSHUA 28 JAMIE QUIRK Calcutta at the Crossroads Hotel was again well supported, the 35 DYLAN KENNEDY 77 BRANDON BONAT Ne~t week after the Mango game we reunite at the Trotters DONALDSON 29 JAMES LEAHY Netballers inclusion certainly created some interest amongst the 36CHRIS GOW 78 MITCHELL CASTLES Bar for a 1920s Casino Night. There will be a charge at the 39 NATHAN FLANIGAN punters. a big thanks to Jarrod Slattery. Mandy Powell, Peter 37 BENJAMIN (P) door which will cover music, p1ZZas and pcker chips Full 40 PATRICK CATTELL Jones and Greg Collins for putting it all together and to the sup MCKENZIE 79 JACK NIELSON (P) details to come. 41 MAYAH MACINTOSH porters and players for their support of the night. Today we travel 38 JOSHUA STINSON 80 WILLIAM l~CO0NALD Honie game today so make sure you see Terry or Wendy to 42 JAMES C0LAICOV0 to Maher Oval to do battle with the Turvey Park Bulldogs, all teams 39 LUKE HUGHES 41 GRAHAM PIKE ISAAC WINCHMAN see where you can help out. We welcome CAK back to the 43 MATTHEW ROSE will be expecting some very competitive matches, we hope all in 41 KALLAN SYKES (P) RFL and InvIte all back to tile Rules Club after the garre. 44 BRAD BURKINSHAW volved have a great day and hopefully both clubs are able to come 1 away, injury free and with some great victories. As always, our 42 JAMIE WILD JACOB CLARK (P) GO THE DOGGIES 45 EVAN BELL 43 PARKER GERATHY TRENT CROWE club would like to invite players and supporters back to the Turvey 44 LACHLAN MCKENZIE Tavern to renect on the day's results, award presentations. Supplies & Deliveries of 45 MICHAEL VINCENT • White & Red Bric k Sand Go the Demons and Demonetts • Aggregates • Screened Loam • Granite, Road Base 258 Hammond Avenue RtVLRINA T[RRA77.C: • Bark • Manure Wagga Wagga ...... : BILL ROBERTSON CERAMIC TILE Church Plain Road, Wagga tMW:MMiMI Ph: (02) 6921 1329 boutique Phon e 6922 9762 11.=-i, 1-" ,.,, .. . -• • 1•.. ,. ,,,,, . Mobile 0428 229 762 Fax: (02) 6921 8478 16 17 MANGOPLAH-COOKARDINIA UNITED EASTLAKES COOLAMON HOPPERS Our first victory of 2011 again eluded us last week against 2 CHRIS WILLIS 47 DEAN JONES Three things I learned from Saturday: 3 SCOTT EASDOWN 48 HEATH HUTCHEON Narrandera al Mangoplah Sportsground. 3Z REECE COHALAN 49 KANE PEETERS 1. The Gullie change rooms haven't changed in 30 4 BRETT GARRETT 49 CHRIS BRUNO After a top first half the boys fell away in t11e third quctrler anti 4 GEOFF SPRIGGS 50 LACHY DAVIS years 5 WAYDE ARCHIBALD 50 SHANE BULLOCK eventually went down by 52 points but there were some posi 5 NATT DAVIS 51 WILL HILLIS 2. A good game will attract a good crowd. 6 RYAN CHAMBERLAIN 52 ALEX THOMPSON tive signs from the young team. 6 MATT BYRNE 52 BLAKE AICHINGER 3. Put on a function and the young 'uns will show up. 7 GREG RUDD 53 Al WILLIS Trent "Bacca"' Cahalan did a great job tagging a quality player 7 DYLAN OE BRITT 53 JASON ROBERTS The day started on the hotmix with a draw in the Juniors, 8 JACOB MCPHERSON 55 SAM ROBINSON and was rewarded with the Mug while Harry ""H" Collins played 8 XAVIER HIGGINS 55 DREW LAWRENCE another tough game and won the Austin Killalea Fuel Voucher. I can smell a win just round the corner. Kodi Lea Power 9 BEN CADZDW 56 BRADY IRVIN 9 BRAD ROBERSON 56 RILEY SPINK In reserve grade the boys were made to pay for a slopµy set: 10 NEIL LAWSON 59 JACOB LUFF won the Bakery award. and the pocket rocket Jemma 10 BRETT NOLTE 57 BRENT GORDON 11 STEPHEN 58 MITCH JARRETT ond quarter and despite a gallant comeback lost by five points. 12 ANDREW VANZANTEN 60 JAi WARDEN Hard the Canteen voucher. C's also had a draw ith BARTHOLOMEW 59 ZAC GIBBONS Josh "Byrna" Byrne toiled hard in the ruck all day to win the 13 LUKE THOMPSON 61 BRETT MILLAR awards to Amiee Buchanan ( Steel Supplies ) and 12 MATTHEW BRADLEY 60 JEREMY ROBINSON Aust n Killatea Fuel Voucher while Blake "Dingo" Aichinger 14 WILL RYAN 67 WILLARD LLOYO Corrina Gibson ( Ajanta ). I don't have awards from the 13 MARSHAL MACAULEY 61 DAN CLIMPSON and Glenn "John Farnham·· Noye both played well to take out 15 CHRIS HIGGINS 68 DAVID LLOYD B's, but the A's went down, with Bronwyn Furner the 14 NICK PLEMING 63 DAVE BILLINGHAM the other awards. 16 HARRY COLLINS Bottom 16 JOE REDFERN 65 MICHAEL GIBBONS In the under 17s the boys posted a comµrehensive 50-µoint 17 LACHY PARKER UNDER 17s Pub award winner, and Karly Mattingly the Steel 17 DANIEL CROCKER 66 LIAM ARMSTRONG victory with Connor Huthwaite winning the Collins Courier 18 ANDREW LIESCHKE 56 RILEY SPINK Supplies winner. 19 TOM GALLERT 67 HAYDEN BRADLEY Award and Pat Killalea taking out the Don Tuckwell's Audio 19 JEFF MILLAR 67 MITCH MILLER The H's had a real contest on their hands from the 20 NATHAN ARMSTRONG 68 HAYDN MCLACHLAN Award. In the netball circles the girls had some mixed results 20 PETE BYRNE 71 WILL PLEMING Gullie boys Iii half time, but d·ew away to score a good 22 TYLER OWENS 69 LARRY NAO with one win. a draw and two losses. 21 MICK BYRNE 72 HUNTER LLOYO win. Mark Tilyard continued his recent stellar form ta 23 JAMIE MADDOX 70 GREG AKI The Juniors played out a 40-40 draw with Lani Rei winning the 22 JACK COLLINS 73 TOM MELTON take the Comm Club award, Nippers Newman has 24 SHAUN BRADLEY 71 BILLY EXTON Towel and Alex McRae the Shearing Shed Hair Salon 23 STEPHEN WHEELER 74 JAKE RAVES found the go pedal and took the Hoppers clothes 25 JARROD EOYVEAN 72 LIAM BREUST Voucher. 24 CAMERON BAILEY 75 EVAN MALE voucher. and Boii Smurf stood tall all over the ground to 26 MICHAEL SUIOGEEST 73 JESSE RAPLEY In C grade the girls went down 19-15 with Sophie Anderson 25 TOM ANDERSON 76 VAL AUSTRIAN winning Mug and Ashley Barclay lc1k11,g llome the Athletes 26 ALEX DONNELLY 77 MARK SALAU win the Supporters award Other good players were 27 MURRAY 74 MACGREGOR KEW 75 JACOB TILYARO Foot Voucher 27 NICK BAGGIO 78 CHRIS KLEINE Jesse, Razor and Mitch McKelvie - his head could be STEPHENSON 28 BEN EOYVEAN 76 JACOB ROBINSON The B grade girls scored another win 44-39 with Sam Power 28 JAKE PHILLIPS 79 TOM KEOGH seen just above the grass level in the forward line 29 JAMES MCKENZIE 77 DAVE BARRON winning the Mug and Steph Brown the Michelle Power Spray 29 ALEX KILLALEA 80 WILL.ARO LLOYD (where else? ). 30 RYAN MASLIN 78 HARRY GILLETT Tan Award. 30 BEN COOMBE 81 JAKE CROUCH ThP. 2's WP.nt down lo a fillP.r looking GulliP. combo. with 31 BRENTON MCGEE 79 LUKE MCLOUGHLIN It was a close game in A grade but the girls just went down by 31 GRANT BRUCE 84 ALEX MCCORMACK some questions being raised about commitment levels - 33 MITCHELL 80 JEREMY BRADLEY four goals wiu-1Danielle Skinner winning the Mug and Tracey 32 CHRIS ZELINSKI 85 PATRICK KILLALEA they currently look about as interested as a bunch of STEPHENSON 84 MARK TILYARD Schulz-Cole claiming lhe Thomas Blarney Meal Voucher. 33 TRAVIS COHALAN 86 CONNOR HUTHWAIT- teenagers watching Four Corners. Sam Robbo has 34 SAM CHATFIELD 85 TOM NEWMAN Saturday night the club also held its annual Blue & Gold Ball 34 PETER TRELOAR 87 TOBY HARRIS finally found his straight boots, snagging a lazy half 38 TRENT BULLOCK 86 JACK HOOPER at the Gardt,n Court Restaurant and the evening was a great 35 MARK ROBERSON 90 JOEL TANCREDI dozen and the Camm Club, Players player and Calcutta 39 RYAN BARTHOLOMEW 87 JASON MCKINNON success and a big thanks to Matt Balding and Michelle Heffer 36 TRENT BALDING 91 FRASER LEESE trio. Macca Macauley continues lo bash down the door 41 JACK EDYVEAN 88 MICK KEATLEY nan for their hard work in organising the evenl 37 TRENT COHALAN 92 CALEB MACPHERSD• to the 1·s with another hyperactive display for the 42 CALLAN LITCHFIELO 89 DOM HASH Today we travel to Kindra Park to do battle with Coolarnon and 38 JACK KILLALEA 93 JESSE COOL Clothing voucher. and Tommy Gallert gave us a heap of 44 MITCH ROBINSON 90 LUKE MALONEY we are expecting some hard games across the board. 39 JOSH BYRNE 95 TEO TOOHEY We would like to welcome all players and supporters back to drive to lake the Supporters award. As stated last week, 45 AARON EOYVEAN 40 BREllT HEYOON 96 PATRICKMELTON the Thomas Blarney following lhe game tonight for a drink and 41 SCOTT BURGE 97 ISAAC DAMME good form usually coincides with fitness levels. voucher and Calcutta, and Cal Litchfield had a the awards. So Until. .. The General and Johnny Farnham 42 BEN FOSTER 98 LUKE MAHER The 1 's was a hard fought and thoroughly entertain ng blinder in defence and took the Supporters award. share a comeback tour, Foz's next 5.30am weight session, 43 ANDREW HERBERT 99 SAM DEAN game, with the Greens opening up a handy lead. then A great night was had by all who attended the Dyl and Reach have a drink with the boys, Auss:es next wake 44 JOSH GILLIES withstanding a late charge from the Demons to score a Trashin Fashion Night - good to see so many of the up call and Lachy steals the mantle of Captain Carry-On .. ,, 45 GLEN NOYE real good win. We had plenty of good players. but none younger members there getting into the spirit of the Up The Plahl!! 46 MATT BALDING better than Nick Pleming, who scythed through the show This week Mango - lets keep our roll going packs with the precision of a laser guided missile to take and consolidate in the five - awards and ales at the the Comm Club dinner and Players player. 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HAYLEY GALVIN 42 LACEY CHILKO PRUE BAKER 12. HANNAH HYDE 16 NICOLE BOYS MALONEY, KAARIN MANGLESOORF, SARAH EMILY BOWEN 44 ELOISE BOYS JUNIORS 13. EMMA Plll7 40. CLAUDIA MCLEAN 17 BROOKE GILMOUR EDYVEAN. SERINAH MCLOUGHLIN, GABBY BROWN 45 SOPHIE TYSON MEGAN KIMMORLEY 14. RENEA QUILTER 18 SHERIDEN VALENTA LEARY. TATLJM KEW, ANI TA CHARLOTTE PLEM'vllNG, GEORGIA HULL 46 AINSLEE O'HALLORAN BRIDIE O'ROURKE 15. KAITLYN HISCOX 19 KAITLIN KNAG GE RUSSELL, STACEY EMILY LAING. PAIGE JESS DAVIS 47 KATELYN CLYNE KIARA LAWSON 16. BEC REILLY MARTELLE MAGUIRE O'BRIEN, MADDY KEW. GARRETT. GEMMA HARD, MADDISON DEW 20 48 HANNAH KEELY LANI RE I 17. NORA LOGEMAN 21 BRIAH CROWrURST C GRADE KOOi-LEE POWER. TAYLA SAM POWER 49 MADDY TYSON MILLIE RYAN 18. GEORGIA LEE NICOLE MATTHEWS ARNICA BUCHANAN. BRILL. ABBEY IRVINE SARAH OEBRITT 22 50 SHELLEY BROWN MONTANNA BENNETT 19. RACHAEL MCLEAN 23 KEIRA MCCALLUM KEELY STEVENSON, 51 LAUHEI\ VERUON SnPH DEW SOPHIE BLANCHARD 20. 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MADDISON CAIN 10 ANNALISA DENH OLM SOPHIE BELL ~: ~i ~~J1 11 TIFFANY LASHBROOK ~m 35. SHANI WARD 9. CAR LIE RAKE AMBER LENON IO. BAILIE CASLEY 36. 12 ELIZA RE IO HANNAH LENOIJ 13 CORINNA BAX 11. KATE WALKER 37. MADELINE FULLER 14 AMELIA PRITCHARD I: ~i ~~J1 ~~Jj 12. SAVANNAH BOWMEIJ 38. NICOLA CORBETT 15 SAMANTHA JOHNSON 13. NATALIE CLARKE 39. MIRANDA CORBETT 16 EMMA BURTON 14 TEGAN CUTHRFRT 17 JOSIE KENNEDY m: l~l ~11 15. REBECCI\ HARPLEY 18 JILL POWELL ~m 16. LEONIE JOHNSON 19 KATE BELL 17. ArJNA WILLIAMS 20 LILLY WILD 18. STACEY ELLIOTT 21 TRACEY BELL mM,alatal~~rn~,~~m,a~ 19. LARISSA WARD 22 TAMMY LENON 20. BRODIE JAQUES 23 WENDY SCHRIMMER 21. MICHELLE LUMSDEIJ 24 LYCINOA HARRIS 22. MELISSA 25 EMILY BELL BURKINSHAW 26 TAHLAIH FOOTMAN Bro1 27 EMILY DOWLING 1rniil~ !iiiir!i~! !11 tf ~I if rnI ~!11111 1111111 23 MELISSA EDWARDS 28 KAREN COLVIN 21 20 RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE NUMBERS RIVERINA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE GRIFFITH SWANS 36 HANNAHLEE ALEXANDV GGGM 42 JESSICA KENT ROOl()I GGGM DHMClf CM DEMONS V MCUE GGGM V LEETON-~ITTON 37 KAYLENE DUNCAN 43 KATE GILLIES !!-APR GRIFFITH Off LEETON-WHITTON 16-JLJN 7-AUG 1 KAREN CONLAN 38 SARAH TUNSTALL 11 ANDREA HATTY 44 CHRISTINA GUTHERIE MCUE LOSSTOCOl.llNGUlllEAK COOL.AMON DEF WN:/oA TIGERS COOi.AMON VGGGM COOlAIJON V COLLw«iUll IE AK 2 LANI HOUSTON 39 AMY PEREZ 12 COURTNEY MENZIES 4G JOANNE MCCREADY Ill-APR BYE - TURVEY PAR!\ TU1MY PARK VGRlffflll TUAVEY PARK V WIGGA TIGERS 4 PETA LARKIN I / BYE -NAAAANlltAA BYE · GfllfflTH 41 HANNAH BINKS 13 MADDIE STEWARD 46 AMANDA LENON L-W CROWS LOSS TO WNJGA TIGERS 5 JACINTA SCOTT "-APR(N) ROUN06 lnND11 43 BELINDA BATTISTEL 15 TARA TAYLOR 47 EMMA CORBETT 9 GEORGIA FULLER GRIFflTH DEF TUR\lfY PARK 21-IJ.AY 2-JUl 44 NATALIE O'MARA 16 MONIQUE HATTY 48 KELLY NOBLE 10 APR MCL( LOSE TO NAA'W.IJERA NARRANDERA V COOlAMCN ROLtl016 11 MELINDA GADSBY 45 l OUISE MARTIN 17 MEG/\N BRILL 50 SHANNA CROZIER GGGM Off COO!AMON 21 MAY L WCROWS V COLLINGUlllE M 13-AUG 12 TENNILLE sea 11 19 TESSA GODBEE . . NAfX,A VGGGM 46 LOUISE ROBERTSON 51 BROOKETAYLOR SYE • NARRANOEAA CM DEMONS DEF Coo.AMO.~ 3 JUL TIGERS 13 CAPRICE CENTOFANTI 20 LAUREN WALSH WAGG/, TIGfRS DEFTURVE YPARK GGGM V TURVEY PA'IK CM IXMONS VGRIFFl1H 47 HANNAH TOSCAN 52 COURTNEY ARMITAGE EMILY MCCLURE ROOND2 'll-MAY G!\IFFITH V WAGGA 11GfRS MC\JE V LEETON I\HITl ON 14 48 M'KAYLEE JOYCE 21 EMWAASH 53 DENISE OOWNS 15 CHLOE FULLER 22 BRITT HATTY 1'1-APR L-W CROY,S LOSE TD :JGGM 6YE -MCUf 14-AUG 49 LUCI RALPH 54 SARA CORBETT WAAGA llGtASDEFGRIFRTH BYE -GRIFFITH lUR\lfY PARK V ~RANDERA 16 MONIQUE CUSACK 23 TAYLA EVANS 50 LAURA FAVERO 56 BRIDGET WALSH CM [{MONS Off L·VIHI TTON ROLWD 12 BYE-COOLAMON 17 REGINA LINNEGAR ERINA MCPHERSON 52 DANNI CHAMBERS 24 57 DEANNA TAYLOR 17-APR !!-JUL 18 EMM/\ GROAT 25 CHARMAINE KEMBER MCUE V COOIMICN ROLtlO 17 53 KRISTEN MANERA 58 JAMIE ANGOVE COOLAMON LOSf TO NMRANDERA 28-MAY 19 MEG SIGNOR 26 KATE ROBERTS TURVEYPAAKLOSE TOGGGM NAARANCERA V LffTON·I\HITTO!II CAK V nlRVEY PMK 20 AUG 54 EMILY NEGUS 59 KIRSTEN SHEPHERD 20 MADELINE LYONS 27 CLARE HOOGERS EY( · MCUE 29-MAY 10-JUL WAflGI. TIGERS V MCUE 55 MELANIE BORTOLAZZO 60 KATIE BENSCH GRIFFITH V l)()GM L·W CROWS V >WIRANIJE'IA 21-AUG 21 TAYLOR CHAMBERS 29 RACHEL KEMBER 56 M/\DDISON GREGOR 73 SHANNAN GUSTOWSKI ZJ-APR COOLM10.~ V MCUE GGGM V GRIFFI~ NMRANIJERA V GGGM MADALINE TESTONI 30 CLARE LAWTON 22 57 TIFFANY GONZO 76 PRUE WALSH EASTER/ANZAC WEEKENO BYE '8-MAY 1 BYE - WN',GA TIGERS COOI.JIMDN V GRIFFITH REAGAN DUNLOP 31 JAG BAKER L-WCROWS V TJR\lfYPAAK 23 58 SARAH ARMSTRONG TURVEYFARK V COLllfoGUlLIE AK 24 MICHAELA DODD 32 REBECCA EVANS ROONO 3 BYE -WM',GA TIGERS ROl..tlD13 BYE · COLLINGULUE AK 59 LAURA VARDANEGA 25 ANNA SMITH 33 KRISTIN EVANS 20-APR 16-JUL 60 LATISHA FORBES NARRANOERA IJff IUR\lfY PARK ROU008 ~RANOERA V WAAGA TIGERS ROl..tlDlB HANNAH LINNEGAR 34 RENEE LUCAS 26 61 KAITLYN VARDANEGA GGGM OU WAGGA TIGERS 4-JUN 17-J\Jl 27-AUG DAISY TYRRELL 35 LAUREN BRILL 27 62 TAMARA LINFORD ;;() APR (NJ NAAAANOEAA V GRIFFITH GGGM V COlllNGUlllfAK WMU TIGERS VCAI: DEMONS 37 EMWA TAYLOR GRlFFllH V NARRANQfRA 28 JESSIE DILLON 63 MACUSHLA JOSLING GRlfflTH LOSE TO COLLINGULLIE 14< MCUE V TURVEY PARK GRIFFITH V MGUE 30 HAYLEY PEREZ 39 MICHEL LE CORBETT I MAY CAI< V W/>llJA TIDERS COOLAMON V TURVEY PAAK COOI.A',!ON V LEETO~~ITTON 31 ELIZA TYNDALL 64 ANNETTE WAIDE 40 EMILY MCCAIG L-W CAOI\S [{f MCUE 5-JUN BYE -LEfTO~'MIITTO!II 2S-AIXi 41 EMWA ANGOVE BYE - ClXll.M10N L-W CROWS V COOi.AMON lURVET PARK V MCUE 35 ELLEN JOHN BYt-GGGM 23-JUl BYf -GGGM ROUN0 4 11-JUN GENERAL BYE RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS HIAY JUNE LONG WHKENO BYE WAGG~ TIGERS DEF NMRIIMJERA ROl..tl0 14 A grade: Leeton-Whitton 50 d GGGM 34, Wagga Tigers Ladders CAK DEMONS lOStiO GGGM ROUN09 30-JUL 3-sEP QUALIFYING FINAL 50 d Turvey Park 43, Narrandera 29 d MCUE 26, CAK A grade: Narrandera 24, CAK 20, Leeton-Whitton 20. MCUE LOSE iO GRIFFITH IS-JUN CAKOEMONS V NAARANOEAA 4-&P ELIML'l.o.TIJN FINAL 51 d Coolamon 27. Turvey Park 16, Wagga Tigers 14, MCUE 8, GGGM 8, &-MAY TURITT P~JU< LOSE TO MCUE V WAGGA TIGERS MC\Jf V GGGM COO!AMON GRIFFTlH V COOlAMON WAGGA TIGfRS V COOI.AMJN lo-sE!' 2NO SEMI FINAL B grade: Leeton-Whitton 58 d GGGM 20, Griffith 6, Coolarnon 4. HY! • Ltt IUN·l',ttll ION GGGM V NARf\AMlERA l·AUG 11-SEP 1ST S0.11 FINAL Turvey Park 58 d Wagga Tigers 30, MCUE 44 d Narran 8 grade: Leeton-Whitton 24. Turvey Park 20. CAK 20. TURVEY PARK V LE£11J.'!.I\HITTON L-WCROWS V GRIFFITH dera 39, CAK 51 d Coolarnon 27 Coolamon 16, narrandera 12. MCUE 12, Griffith 8, BYE - COlllNGULLlf AK BYE · TURVEY PA1K IS-SEP PRELIMINAAY RNA! ROON05 C grade: Leeton-Whitton 62 d GGGM 25. Wagga Tigers Wagga Tigers 4, GGGM 0. 14-MAY ROUN0 10 ROl..tl015 25-SEP GRANO FINAL 45 d Turvey Park 25. Narrandera 19 d MCUE 15. CAK C grade: Leeton-Whillon 24. Coolamon 18, Griffith 16. 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A proud suppo1ter of Australian Rules Football Tour itineraries and accomodation for your trip can be arranged to www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 suit your needs. 22 23 BRADSHAW GETS BEHIND KIDS TASMANIAN QUARTET LAND IN LEETON I AFL leagues will this week take part in AFL Kids First round to promote appropriate spec tator behavior at junior football matches. \ I AFL Kids First is all about encouraging par ents to play a positive role in the delivery and support of sporting activities for their children. The round of May 28/29 will include a number r • of league initiatives to guide parents so that both they and their children obtain the maxi mum benefit and enjoyment from their partici pation. Sydney Swans spearhead and father of four children Daniel Bradshaw {pictured) said it was important for parents to provide a positive environment at local matches for their kids .. "As a parent, I love to see my kids kicking the footy, having fun and playing with their friends," Bradshaw said. "Parents play an important role in creating a positive environment for junior teams on match days - just like they do at home. "We all need to act as role models and make sure we're always encouraging and supporting our children. "We're just the spectators and need to ensure our kids' involvement and enjoyment comes Leeton-Whitton Crows new recruits from Tasmania coach Jarrod Gornall (middle) (l•r) Sam first." Hills, Callum Garvey, Ben Curley, Bryce O'Garey Today's parents have an important role in the delivery and support of sporting activities for TASMANIA has often been a Whitton at the end of last fore they were beaten in the their own and other children. With it comes a happy hunting ground for year. grand final when shooting for clear responsibility to act in a constructive and Leeton-Whitton and season O'Garey said the move has a third straight premiership. encouraging manner at all times. Traineeship of the Week 2011 is no different. proved more than worthwhile. The success the boys experi Barracking and wanting children to perform The Riverina Football League "It's been great." O'Garey enced at Glenorchy has now well is human nature, but it is critical that par POOL CONSTRUCTION TRAINEESHIP club went on a strong recruit said this week. encouraged them to make a ents do this in a responsible manner to avoid ment drive over the off-sea Througtioo1 thu. ~-yentriilu•ieeV\1p vou wi'I ltarn to rt,d and lflte-tprt't plans- "We came and checked the move interstate. the ugly parent syndrome at all times. son and managed to attract town out last year and it was "I've been lucky to enjoy a bit The basic principles of Kids First are to remind four Tasmanian footballers to bigger than what we ex of success at such a young parents that: ' . the club. pected. age," O'Garey said. • Sport for children is a vital part of their devel Bryce O'Garey. Ben Curley, "Everyone has been very opment growing up. Callum Garvey and Sam Hills good to us." · so it was a good opportunity • Children like to win, but more importantly, You mus! lnciude I CO'Vtr~tter i nd cur~nt resume to bt tonJidert d are calling Leeton home for All four boys have a history to get away with a few mates they want to have fun. ' ' the next six months as they with the Glenorchy Football and get out of Tassie for a • Parents need to set the right example at the spend the season with the Club in Tasmania, which was while." sports ground, not just at home. •pprenti CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 with just the one win from the opening six rounds but O'Garey is confident the best is "The standard is a lot better than I thought it still to come. would be and than what we were told." "We've been giving side five or six goal O'Garey said. starts by quarter-time and it makes it too "The standard, what we were told, is like hard," O'Garey said. reserve grade back home. But it's probably "We do play some good footy, it's just a in between firsts and seconds, a mix, which matter of stringing it together for four quar is good." ters." O'Garey, 21, has stepped up to assistant Leeton-Whitton coach Jarrod Gornall said coach and plays through the midfield. the addition of the four Tasmanians has Curley, 23, plays at centre-half-back and is provided his squad with a big boost as it enjoying his first season back in the game looks to return to finals football. after two years travelling . Sam Hills, 21, is a small forward, while Calum Garvey, 21, is a ruckman. There of the four were named in the RFL representative squad last week and have started the season well. Unfortunately, the Crows have struggled o'>'i.S &so Increase your sheep enterprise profits. (~1...., ,,,.,__f/ Moses & Son are more than just Woolbrokers. We can help you achieve success for your sheep enterprise through our range of unique value added services. 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(13) Swans 24 0 277 200 138 50 wua Best (Coolamon) F Oulnhvan. A Walla:e. J Od v,yer. J Jarrell W JarreN. l Under 11 1 0 1 0 21 2.1 Ternora 2 4 0 212 ?08 101.92 NARRANOERA ....••...... •.•...... ••...... (137) Goals: (Northern Jels) Jack Harper 9. Jack Semmler 3. Mitchell Magurre 3. GGGM 1 5 0 148 507 2919 Grbbo1s WAGG A TIGERS...... (55) Jacoh Bell 3. Joe Grinter 1. Blake Harper 1. Chris Ryall 1. Matthew Seymour Cotearmally 0 6 0 22 714 3.08 61 12.6 15.13 20.17 5.1 52 74 8.7 COLEAMBALLY ...... •...... (71 I; (GrlHilh Glanls) Wilham Kennedy 1. Ailey lrvm 1 Under 15 Nrthn Jets 3 1 0 564 198 284.85 20 TURVEY PARK ...... (20) 1.0 1.0 1.0 I. I Best: (Northem Jets) Jack tlarper, Mitchell Maguire Jack Semmler, Henry 1.0 22 2.2 32 Goals: (Narrandera) Ryan Argus 6, Cooper Irons 4. Jaci< Grmlell 3. JJck Grnler. Adam Prentice. Matthew Prentice (GrlHith Gianls) Joshua Wen. lernora 4 1 O 444 175 253.71 20 Goals: (Waooa Tigers) S Sch11mer 2. 'N KeOl)h J Egan. C Byrne. Wrliam Kennedy. Arley Irvin. Brady Frenr.11 Leel·W1it 4 1 0 434 215 201.Sli 20 2. E O'Matmney 2. Dale Quilter 2. Ned Bull. Brayden lngr.Yn. Isaac Williarrs. Hln11rElbero. D Morton; (Turvey Park) J Carroll. R Graham. R Dambergs LEETON·WHITTON ...... (64) Narrandera 3 2 0 J85 358 107 54 16 (Coleambally) Ryan Mannes Best (Wagga Tigers) C Byrne. D Monon. E Himmelllerg. C Lovell. J Best: (Narrandera) Jack Grintell. Isaac W,llrams. Ned Bull. Macauley Smnh. 35 4.16 5.16 722 Giams 2 4 o -149 467 9615 8 Mcgowan. S Sch11mer. 8 Ellis. W Farley. L Harper. E GANMAIN GG M ...... ( 12) Swans 1 4 0 189 485 38 97 8 (Turvey Parlil Ryan Argus. Wrlltam Jacobson: (Coleambally) Bryce Rog 30 31 FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS EWK ...... (170) Bes1: (North Wagga) N Aberline, M Fury. S Barnes. N TRYC ...... (118) MARRAR ...... (134) 7.3 12.4 22.6 27.8 Blencowe, J Lutt, B Carey; (CSU) B English. A Verhagen. C 4.3 7.5 14.7 18.10 4.3 10.6 17.8 21 .8 TE MORA ...... (89) Shields, J Lea. L Shepherd. NORTHERN JETS ...... (54) COLEAMBALLY ...... (35) 2.2 4.8 7.9 13.11 MARRAR ...... (150) 1.0 5.2 7.3 8.6 0.0 0.4 3.5 5.5 Goals: (EWK) Unavailable; (Temora) M Harpley 3. M Breust 10.6 15.10 19.11 23.12 Goals: (TRYC) C Ward 10. D Fellows 3. S Mazzochi 2. M Nor Goals: (Marrar) K Stubenrauch 5. S Raufers 4, Ben Carroll 3. B Moye 2. D Ponting 2. S Blackwell 2. S Fisher. COLEAMBALLY ...... (74) bury, J McLean, A Dejong; (Northern Jets) R Litchfield 2, T 3. J Habel 3, Brent Carroll 2. P Price, L Finemore, J Bahr. S Best: (EWK) Unavailable; (Temora) D Ponting. T McAuley. R 1.0 3.4 3.6 11.8 Maguire 2. L Fairman. B Stone, B Rees, B Ryan. McIntosh; (Coleambally) J Buchanan 3. T Lang , M White Grant. S Fisher. S Blackwell. D Slater. Goals: (Marrar) D Howard 5, J Hagar 4. C Websdale 4. B Best: (TRYC) C Ward. M Norbury. T Bauer. K Garrett, CSa lter. man. TRYC ...... (143) Langtry 3, C Butt 2. J Kahlefeldt 2, S Turner, M Sheppard, M D Bunn; (Northern Jets) B Rees. J Dixon, J Fisher. B Ryan, D Best: (Marrar) J Robinson, M Druce, A Malone. J Habel, S 5.4 8.7 15.tO 22.11 Taylor; (Coleambally) K O'Malley 3. T Hawkesworth 2, J van Lierop, R Litchfield. Raufers, B Duriga; (Coleambally) A Evans. K Mannes. J NORTHERN JETS ...... (72) Shaw, T Pound, A Mannes. S Casey. N Jones. G O'Connell. CSU ...... (68) Buchanan. M Rutledge. M Whiteman, D Mannes. 2.0 4.3 7.4 11 6 Best: (Marrar) J Hagar, S Slow, J Kahleteldt, 1:1 Langtry. M 2.3 4.4 5.6 10.8 Goals: (TRYC) D Hugo 8. M Ward 5. T Hannam 3. J Driscoll Bahr, C Websdale; (Coleambally) C Pound. R Bull, N Jones, NORTH WAG GA ...... (66) UNDER 17S 2, MGlasgow . D Pieper. A Ridley, B Gibson; (Northern Jets) S Pound. G o·connell. K O'Malley. 1.2 4.6 7.10 9.12 EWK ...... (107 ) J Richards 4, M O'Brien 2, C Bell 2. M Haddrill, M Wheatley. Goals: (CSU) M Cattell 3, T McKillop 2, A Charnock. M 3.1 6.4 10.6 16.1 1 J Ingram. RESERVES Housler, M Knox. A Fraser, E McDonald; (North Wagga) M TEMORA ...... (46) Best: (TRYC) A Ridley. M Ward. D Pieper, D Hugo, T Han· EWK ...... (1 97) Barnes 3, J Argus 2, M Howarth 2. J Cox, J Koetz. 1.4 4.8 6.10 6.10 nam, B Ball; (Northern Jets) M Wheatley. B Prentice. A 5.4 11.8 20.9 31 .1 1 Best: (CSU) T McKillop. A Charnock, A Julian M Cattell, T Goals: (EWK) M Robinson 6, J Turner 3, L Broughton. N Bonny, P Davey, C Bell, J Richards. TEMORA ...... (29) Robinson, 0 Custance: (North Wagga) N Kelly, T Curtis, M Haywood. L Lyons, I Collins, J Richards, K North-Flanagan. NORTH WAGGA ...... (111) 2.3 2.4 2.5 4.5 Howarth. J Argus, N Sedundary. B Hutchinson V Winnel, (Temora) L Jenkins 2. J Barrett 2. R Block. 5.5 7.9 7.12 16.tS Goals: (EWK) J Grieve 9. R Grieve 6. R Girling 4. B Argus 3, CSU ...•...... • ...... (94) A Thompson 2, M Turner 2, B Limbrick 2. D Cameron, D Ch 4.3 7.6 11 .10 14 .10 eney. J Cheney; (Temora) T Winkley, D King. L Jenkins. L Goals: (North Wagga) B Carey 6. A McKenzie 3. S Barnes 2, Walker. T a p p r e n t j c e e ,n p J o y rn e n t M Fury 2, N Blencowe 2, J Margosis: (CSU) C Shields 4. B Best: (EWK) R Grieve. J Emery. D Cameron. L Roe. B Argus. rarley 3. S Nalder, T Loughnan, A van Ruiswyk. O English. o J Grieve; (Temora) R Jefferies. A Stacey. R Mccallum. N A prou d supporter of Austral ian R u les Foot ball Rees, P An derson, L Aylett. King. D King, T Winkley www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 TELEPHONE: 02 69214913 ALL HOURS 10 Baylis Street Wagga Wagga NSW 2650 Pre~paida nd pre--arranged Call (02) 6933 6600 * fu neralcons ultants. Ema il [email protected] OAMPS oamps.com.au Insurance Brokers CAMPS !NSUltAN(f s~o:us LTO .\BN J,t (IC,S 54J Q.20 AVit 238112 l.'t't ll/i,&A.?;:1;, Premier Pilr tner of AFL R,verina 32 33 FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Best: (EWK) J Turner, I Walton, M Robinson. V Winnel. LEADING GDALKICKERS 69 d Northern Jets 19. B Cumm111s, I Collins: (Temora) L Jenkins. J Barrett. A U17 Gerhard, D Neven, R Block. W Robinson. MITCH ROBINSON (EWK) 16 FIRST GRADE Juniors: Coleambally 30 d Marrar 2. TRYC 16 d VAUGHAN WINNEL (EWK) 12 DEAN HOWARD (MARRAR) 30 LADDERS BILLY PRICE (NORTH WAGGA) 11 LUKE WEBB (TRYC) 21 Northern Jets 8. BRENTON ROBERTS (EWK) 18 Team W L D F A % Pis JARROD TURNER (EWK) 10 CHRIS JACKSON (EWK) 17 Ladders Marrar 6 0 0 7B7 397 198.24 24 LACHLAN JENKINS (TEMORA) 9 TRYC 527 130.74 20 ISAAC COLLINS (EWK) 7 CRAIG WEBSDALE (MARRAR) 16 5 1 0 689 A grade: Temora 63. East Wagga-Kooringal 27. CSU 20, EWK 3 2 0 534 400 133.50 12 SEAN GAYNOR (NORTH WAGGA) 7 DALE HUGO (TRYC) 16 Marrar 20. IJorthern Jets 16, Coleambally 8. TRYC 4, Nth Wagga 3 2 0 469 540 86.85 12 JACK WEYMOUTH-SMITH (COLEAMBALLY) 6 CUNT SHIELDS (CSU) 13 CSU 1 3 1 456 530 86.04 6 JOSHUAH MAY (NORTH WAGGA) 6 MATT HARPLEY (TEMORA) 13 North Wagga 4. Nthn Jets 1 3 1 360 451 79.82 6 JUSTIN LASHBROOK (COLEAMBALLY) 6 JOSH HAGAR (lvlARRAR) 12 B grade: Temora 35. East wagga-Koormgal 26, IRYC 20, Coleambally 1 4 0 370 502 73 71 4 MITCH WARD (TRYC) 12 CSU 16. Northern Jets 14. Marrar 12. Coleambally 4. Temora 0 5 0 421 739 56.97 0 RESERVE GRADE KURT STUBENRAUCH (MARRAR) 17 NETBALL North Wagga 4. Reserves: MARRAR 20. TRYC 20, NORTH WAGGA 12. KANE HARDING (TRYC) 16 A grad e: Marrar 36 d Coleambally 33 . CSU 67 d North EWK 12. CSU 12, Coleambally 4. Temora 4, Northern Jets RYAN GIRLING (EWK) 14 Wagga 34. Northern Jets 34 d TRYC 33, Temora 55 d c grade: Temora 25 , TRVC 24. East Wagga-Kooringal 22, CSU 16. Marrar 16, Coleambally 12. North Wagga B. 0. JOEL GRIEVE (EWK) 13 EWK 27 Under 17: North Wagga 20. EWK 16, Temora 16. North MICHAEL BARNES (NORTH WAGGA) 12 Northern Jets 4 ern Jets 8. Coleambally 8. Marrar 4. CHRIS WARD (TRYC) 10 B gra de: Marrar 43 d Coleambally 36, CSU 33 d North BHJ CAREY (MARRAR) 9 Wagga 13, Temora 27 d East Wagga-Koonngal 26, TRYC Juniors: Temora 12. TRYC 12, Northern Jets 8. Coleambally 8. Marrar 4. SCOTT RAUFERS (MARRAR) 9 47 d Northern Jets 26. JEFF ANGEL (CSU) 8 RHYS GRIEVE (EWK) 8 C grade: Marrar 29 d Coleambally 25, CSU 45 d North Wagga 12, Teniora 25 d East Wagga-Koonngal 22, TRYC • ~ BUSH ~ ~.., CAMPBELkud CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS ~ 30 Blake Street, Wagga Wagga Phone: 6921 5222 ~ offices also at: Southern CrossTen Lockhart Phone: 6920 5101 HOME OF SATURDAY AFL Tumbarumba Phone: 6948 2018 & THE 2011 FINALS SERIES www.bushcampbell.com.au SERIOUSLY SUPPORTING LOCAL FOOTBALL 34 35 FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREVIEW ROUND SIX CRUNCH time has arrived for Charles Sturt University just six rounds into the Farrer League season. The Bushpigs were the big off-season movers on the back of a big recruitment drive but have just one win to show for it after five rounds. CSU is quickly losing touch with the top teams and take on an in-form East Wagga Kooringal at Peter Hastie Oval. The Bushpigs currently sit inside the top five on percentage but need a win on Saturday to stay there with a number or teams breathing down their neck. EWK has put its hand up to be the number three team over the past couple of weeks. Balding and Ben Schulz to give them more The Hawks pushed Marrar all the way a out of the midfield, while they will rely on fortnight ago, then blew Temora away at Alex Van Ruiswyk, Clint Shields and Brett Nixon Park last weekend. English to continue their strong starts to EWK captain-coach Chris Jackson has led the year. the charge too, troubling Marrar all day, EWK will start favourites but the lime has then bagging nine goals against the Kan come for CSU to show what they are capa garoos last weekend. ble of, especially on the spacious sur The addition of Matt Clarke to the Hawks roundings of Peter Hastie Oval. midfield has been a huge boost, with the former Osborne junior adding some much NORTH Wagga could move into third posi needed class to the on-ball brigade. tion on the Farrer League ladder with a win Suddenly, the Hawks are proving their for over Coleambally on Saturday. wards with plenty of ball and Jackson with The Saints are full of confidence after a certainly won't come easy. on track and remain in touch with the top Brenton Roberts are taking full advantage. nine-goal final quarter helped them to a five. CSU has been hit hard with injuries, and surprise win over CSU last weekend. TEMORA gets its chance to break its win have lost Keenan Hanigan, Adam Skow The Saints and Blues play a similar brand ning drought when it travels to Ariah Park MARRAR and The Rock-Yerong Creek will and Shaun Bennett to season-ending in of football and there will be place for the for the local derby on Saturday. both enjoy the bye this round after playing juries. faint-hearted at McPherson Oval. The Kangaroos have blown some perfect their Anzac Challenge match earlier in the Add to that the fact George Johnson is still Coleambally was well-beaten by Marrar at chances over the past month, and always year. a while away from a return and CSU is in home last Saturday and will be keen to lift for the game against Northern Jets. Both teams will be happy entering the need of a lift in spirit. bounce back. Both teams were blown away last weekend break. with Marrar undefeated and the The Bushpigs will look to big recruits Sam The Saints will expect to win this one but it and will come out firing in a bid to get back Magpies suffering just the one loss. T Commercial AirconditioningRefrigeration And Electrical apprentice employment s,, · st MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION Local Apprentices for Local Apprenticeship Solutions www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 02 6971 9004 37 36 CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY BUSHPIGS EAST WAGGA KOORINGAL HAWKS WELCOME Pig Fans to a nother home 1 DAVE SEYMOUR 36 ASHLEY VERHAGEN THERE seems to be a pattern emerging here, our 1st 1 DAMIEN CHENEY 49 DAMIEN BREED game at Peter Hastie oval. 2 SAM BALDING 37 JASON MURPHY grade side have been ultra ImpressIve away from 3 MATT CLARKE 50COREYFORRESTER 3 ADAM SKOW 38 JACK DUDLEY This week sees us playing the Hawks in their home ground winning all 3 games but haven t 4 ROBERT JACKSON 51 SCOTT FISHER 4 ALEX VAN RUISWYK 39 52 WAYNE ROLLA what is bound to be another tight match. been able to crack it for a win at home, Hmmm inter 5 JAKE ROBINSON 5 SHAUN BENNETT 40 ANDREW JULIAN esting. Maybe we should ask lhe league if we can 6 KASSIDY ARGUS 54 MATTHEW GOW Last week we had some mixed results 6 ADAM NORTON 41 MITCHELL FRANCIS play all away games 7 BROCKE ARGUS 55 SAM MORRIS with the girls once again leading the way 42 LIAM HANIGAN 7 LAllN SHEPHERD The 17's produced another polished performance in 8 STEPHEN SMITH 58 EUGENE FLINN 8 KEENAN HANIGAN 43 NATHAN BROOKES with wins in all grades. what the coach would have been rapt with as gener 9 RHYS GRIEVE 59 BEN MCFARLANE 9 BEN SCHULZ 44 DANIEL ANTONIO While in the football the reserves had a ally Temora have been pretty strong in this grade. 10 CHRIS JACKSON 60 BILLY JURY 10 BRETT ENGLISH 46 ALEX FRASER great come from behind win and the ones Robbo booted 6 of the best and was well supported 11 STEVEN CROWHURST 61 ADAM FISHER 11 BRAD PERKINS 47 MARK CRITTENDEN unfortunately weren't able to hold off a fast by Turns, Isaac Walton and Isaac Collins. But all in all 12 DAYNE WATT 65 AARON THOMPSON 12 JACK LEA 48 TOM LOUGHNAN 13 LUKE ADAMS 72 RYAN GIRLING finishing saints. a great team effort again. 13 SIMON WILLIS 49 TORAVIL MCKILLOP MICHAEL PEOLER 80 NICK HULL Well in the 2·s a new record has been set! It has been 14 In the netball the C g rade girls got us off to 14 GEORGE JOHNSTON 50 OLIVER CUSTANCE 15 ANTHONY RAUFERS 98 JOEL GRIEVE investigated and I am pleased to inform you last a great start with a 33 goal win 45-12. 15 LUKE AYLETT 51 ETHAN MCDONALD 16 MARK PARR 99 RYAN CAMPBELL weeks win was in fact the biggest winning score The best players were: 17 JEFF ANGEL 52 BRENDAN 17 RHYS kicked by a reserve grade team in the history of the 18 DANIEL BACON MORTENSEN MEHLSTAUBER UNDER 17s 3. Megan Petzke East Wagga Footy club, that even includes the era of 19 RICK OANIHER 53 MITCHELL HOUSLER 18 OALE CAMERDrl 2 JARROD TURNER 2. RachelJohnson the famous Gumly Gorillas. The Grieves brothers led 20 BRAD REES 54 CLINTON BLAKE 19 CHRIS PEOLER 4 ISAAC COLLINS 1. Tara Trevaskis 21 55 RICHARD BOUCHER the charge kicking 15 goals between them and along 20 JOSH JENKINS 5 MITCH ROBINSON In B Grade the girls once again had a 22 JESSE KENT 56 LACH LAN KELLY with Brocke. Snowy and the evergreen Cheno a dom 21 ROWAN PEARCE 7 KYLIE NORTH- strong win by 20 goals 33-13 with the best 23 JOEL HOURIGAN 57 inant display was on show for all to see. 22 CRAIG LEMON FLANAGAN players being: 24 MICHAEL CATTELL 58 ASHLEY CONNOR And it didn't stop therel The 1st grade side were an 23 ALEX JONES 8 JOSH RICHARDS 25 RYAN GORMLY 60 KAYNE SCRDOP 3. Amanda Credlin from the 1st bounce and with a 7 goal opening quar 24 BRENDAN 9 ISAAC WALTON 26 ALLAN CHARNOCK 61 MICK CARROLL ter never looked troubled by a young Temora outfit. 2. Laura Coughlan SCHUMACK 10 TYLER PREUSS 27 CLINT SHIELDS 63 One very pleasing aspect was they were able to bet DEAN SPENCER 14 BRIAN CUMMINS 1. Tess Sandral 25 28 MATT DEACON 64 ROWAN PATEY ter !hat with a whopping 10 goal 3rd quarter which 26 JUSTIN COUGLAN 15 ALEX JONES While in A grade the girls had a hug3 33 29 CHRIS KLEEMAN 65 shows the hunger was still there to continue the on 27 KIEREN LEWIS 16 JOSH CHENEY goal win 67-34. The best players were: 30 67 GRANT LANGFORD slaught after the half time break. Rising star winner 28 BILL JURY 17 TROY WHEELER 3. Sally Williams 31 TODD SMITH 68 AARON BYRNE Rhys Mc was brutal in the backline closely followed 29 BRENT PRICE 18 MICHAEL CUMMINS 69 AMOS NICHOLS 2. Breanna Archer-Hardy 32 JAKE STOCKTON by Rauf. Knoxy, Cutlles and Coombsey. Jacko 30 ROBERT MCMAHON 19 JACOB TIERNAN 33 TRISTON ROBINSON 74 PAUL ANDERSON bagged 9 goals in a vintage display of lead. mark. 31 DOUG MOLENTIN 20 VAUGHAN WINNELL 1. Emma Nikerrud 34 SIMON NALDER kick. 32 MITCHELL TURNER 21 BEN COLENSO While in the football the reserves fought 35 BRODEY FARLEY OK as stated last week lhe netballers are yet to 33 JULIAN AMOS 24 NATHAN HAYWOOD out a really tight game and cam from 14 record a victory. now things haven·t changed there 36 DANIEL HONEYSETT 25 SAM GRIFFITHS point down at 3 quarter time to get up and a fast finishing saints and ended up going but they did come bloody close in C and A grade 38 ZAC ROBINSON 26 ZAC MACDONALD win by 2 point 10 8 68 to 9 12 66. down 16 15 111 to 14 10 94. going down by the narrowest of margins. Award win 39 ALEX MCKENZIE 27 MITCHELL LINDNER The best players included Toravil The best players were Brett English. ners for C grade were Katie and Teyla. B grade were 40 CHRIS PARR 28 LANCE BROUGHTON McKillop , Alan Charnock and Andrew Ashley Verhagen and Clint Shields. The Grace and Georgia and A grade were Tamika. 41 BRENTON ROBERTS 29 LEONARD LYONS Julian. The multiple goal kickers included multiple goal kickers were Clint Shields Kas and Mel. Netballer or the day was Kate Fox. 3 42 JASON COOMBES 30 ALEX ROBINSON 44 LUKE ROE Michael Cattell with 3 and Toravil McKillop games straight and was nearly best on in all 3, great w ith 4 and Brodey Farley with 3. 45 JASON CUTTLE effort! with 2. Congratulations goes to Brad Perkins and 47 JAKE EMERY This week we·re off to the Uni to take on the Pigs In the ones the boys had a tight game but Lachlan Kelly who were the leagues rising 48 SIMON REIO (CSU), best of luck to all teams and see you back at kicked away to take a lead into three quar star nominations for rounds 1 and 3 re the "ringal for beer afterwards. ter time. spectively. However the boys were unable to hold off CTFP 2011 keep up to d ate a t N ation a lly known •. 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SHAUN COLWILL and also light numbers. The awards went to 5 ADAM REID 56 CHRIS FLACK hard work the boys can find some form. In the re 6. MITCHELL HAOORILL 50. MATT CARROLL the ever reliable Lachie Jenkins & an improv 6 JASON REID 57 serves the Ariah Park Bowling club award went to 7. CHRIS ARGENT 51. JAYOEN DURHAM ing Jack Gerhard. Coach Plugger pointed out 7 CHRIS BLOCK 58 LEIGH WALKER 8. JOHN INGRAM 52. GRANT LAMB Jack Fisher, Tom Prentice received the towel, in his award speech that he was very happy 8 MARK CRAWFORD 59 HOWARD SLATER Ange's Sports massage was won by Beau Rees 9. PAUL BUERCKNER 53. JASON RUSSELL 9 TIM MCAULEY 60 RORY BLOCK 10 KRISNA BROWN 54. HAYDEN CLARK with his charges at fighting all the way to the and (grizzles) Brad Ryan was awarded the $25. 10 ROB DRUMMOND 61 BRAIDAN GILLIES 11. BEN PRENTICE 55. JACK FISHER end. The reserves awards went to Rossy Jef 11 MARK BRUEST 62 DANIEL FLACK Moses and son votes went 5 Beau Rees, 4 Jack 12. SHANE RUSSELL 56. DANIEL RYAN feries got the mug for a well played game but 12 DAVID WILLERSDORF 63 ADAM GERHARD Dixon, 3 Jack Fisher, 2 Brad Ryan and 1 Dan Van 13. MICHAEL WHEATLEY 57. STEVEN BUNDY mainly because it was his day of birth. Artie 13 MICHAEL OLIVER 64 RYAN KENNEDY 14. JAMES RICHARDS 58. DAVID COLEMAN Lierop. First Grade the Ariah Park Bowling club Stacey won the have a sip sip award & he was 14 ROSS JEFFERIES 65 Will ROBINSON award went to Phil Davey, Towel was won by Jim 15. RORY LITCHFIELD 59. ANDREW HARDIE 15 DOMINIC KING 66 AARON BURNETT 16. ADAM CARROLL 60. TOM MAGUIRE given a fella well above his weight to slurp Richards, Chris Bell picked up Ange's sports 16 IAN OLIVER 67 JAKE BARRETT 17. DAN PULLEN 63. TAYLOR HORAN with. The other award went to Dan Cain who 17 SAM FISHER 68 ALISTER JENKINS massage, Andrew Bonny received the $25 and 18. ALLAN EDIS 64. GREG SALMON has found a new lease of Footy life since com 18 BRENTON PATTISON 69 LACHLAN JENKINS Michael Wheatley won the Kevin Cross mug. 19. JOEL FAIRMAN 67. JEREMY LITTLE ing to the club. 19 RUSSELL MANNING 70 DANYON REARDON 20. GERARD O'BRIEN 68. TONY DECELIS Moses and son votes went 5 Michael Wheatley, 4 In the Firsts another disappointing start proved 20 BEN OEHLSEN 71 FRED HUGHES Ben Prentice, 3 Andrew Bonny, 2 Phil Davey and 21. ADAM RYALL 69. JOSEPH RODWAY 21 JACKSON MOYE 72 RICK STANMORE 22. to be the downfall by them deciding after ¾ 1 Chris Bell. 22 ZAC BRABIN 73 CHRIS PURCELL 23. PHIL WILLIAMS time that the Hawks had a big enough head 23 MATT HAAPLEY 74 DYLAN QUINN There were mixed results in the Netball with jun 24. ANDREW BELL UNDER 17s start & they had better start playing. The 24 DANIEL SLATER 78 DARIUS NEVAN iors, C and B grade losing, however A grade had 25. ROB WYKES 3. MATTHEW BELL awards went to L.G who got the mug proving 25 SCOTT BLACKWELL 26. PHIL DAVEY 4. REECE COLWILL a thriller game winning by just one goal. the old saying the way you train is the way you 26 LIAM PATTISON Tool of the year award has been awarded already 27. JOE CATLIN 5. KYLE MAGUIRE 27 ROSS DEVERAUX 28. BRENTON CDX 6. JAYDEN DURHAM play. Guns got the $75 by once again sneak it goes to Brad Ryan for his elegant dancing 28 ADAM BLOCK 29. JAMES KING 7. ing a few goals here & there. The $50 went to 29 JAMES moves. Rumour has it he will be giving out danc 30. CALEB INCH 8. HUGH MURDOCH the Rock of Gabrolta T Mac & the $30 went to COLLINGRIDGE ing lessons at the deb ball later tonight! But be 31. ANDREW TIDD 9. JEREMY AURIK the little dynamo Jacko. If we all stick together 30 ROB MCCORMACK 32. PETER WYKES 10 BRANDON DOYLE warned any girl wishing to participate needs to the evading first win will eventually come - 31 take out private health insurance covering acci 33. ANDREW BONNY 11. 32 JUSTIN KERRY 34. JACK TIDD 12. TOM CLARK hang in there fellas. dental injury and perhaps even life insurance. 33 ROB GRANT 35. MITCH O'BRIEN 13. JEREMIAH MASLIN In the Netball the girls came away with wins in 39 LUKE GERHARD Take on Temora which will surely be a hotly con 36. BRENTON O'BRIEN 14. JIM LUCAS all Grades. In C grade Hannah Mackey was 40 ARTIE STACEY tested battle in both the Netball and Football. 37. BRAD RYAN 15. JACK FISHER best on court in her W O position. B grade 41 TOM WINKLEY 38. BEN MCDERMOTT 16. LUCAS WALKER Carn the jets! scraped in with a 1 point victory. Morgan 42 EDWARD KRAUSE 39. TOM PRENTICE 17. MATT GAYNOR Durham was awarded Best on court. A grade 43 JAl Coleambally met it greatest challenge thus far in 1 JAY POUND 36 ROBERT BULL SATURDAY'S night game against a competitive Jets 2 AARON HALCROFT 64 GRANT FISHER the Farrer league taking on a strong Marrar line 2 KEVIN MANNES 37 DAMIAH MANNES side was a little too close for comfort some may say? 3 ADAM MCKENZIE 67 CAMERON ROWLEY 38 RYAN BULL up at Coly in good conditions. In what was an 3 SHAUN BROOKER After leading for the majority of the first half by 20 4 JESSE MARGOSIS 69 SHANE ELLIS 4 TOM BURGE 39 TOM HAWKESWORTH amazing first quarter Coleambally were pun points or so. the Saints found themselves in quick 6 STEVE BARNES 71 JARROO KOETZ 5 CHRIS NOACK 40 SIMON SCHLIEBS sand in the last half and ... .sinking fast! 7 JOSH LUCAS 72 JOSH THOMPSON ished for ever error in a physical contest with 6 NICK DONNELLON 41 SAM HUXTABLE The Saints had to fight a 20 point deficit in the last 8 MITCH FURY 73 TROY CURTIS strong intensity Marrar managed 10 goals to 1. 7 JACKSON PAINTltlG 42 BRAD MEYER quarter to retain a controversial 1 point victory! The 9 OLIVER BREUST 74 BEN ALEXANOER The game levelled out after this point but coly 8 GRAHAM O'CONNEL 43 Z/\C SMITH coach labeled the game as ·strong', but 'patchy' in 10 PAUL LANDRIGAN 75 KMIE MCNAMARA were not match for the classy premiership 9 ROBERT LOTHIAN 44 SAM CASEY 47 TOM FULLER many areas such as: goal accuracy and [lack o~ con 11 BRAD HUTCHINSON 77 NIC BLENCOWE favourite. Best players for coly were Carl Pound, 10 OUDLEY DUNBAR 11 JUSTIN BUCHANAN 50 STEVEN HARDY sistency. 12 NICHOLAS ABERLINE Ryan Bull. Nathan Jones and Grahame O'Con 12 DAVID DUNBAR 51 MATTHEW BULL Match winner Isaac Rutland received the mug for his 13 ISAAC RUTLAND UNDER 17s nell. In reserve grade Coly were well bealen 13 KELVIN SHAXSON 52 WILL LYELL 14 SCOTT ROBERTSON 1 DYLAN JONES solid ball play throughout the match. whilst closely fol again by a strong line up although coly battled 14 DANIEL TUOHEY 53 MATTHEW 15 LEWIS WALDRON 2 CONNOR CAREY lowing was: NicAberline, Josh Campbell and Daniel hard and continue to improve and are forming 15 NATHAN JONES LASHBROOK Furner. all of whom received awards for their hardy (U17) 4 CAYDEN WINTER combinations and becoming more competitive 16 TODD CLARK 54 KODIE O'MALLEY efforts. 16 BRETT HOGAN 5 ALISTER BUTT 17 SHANE POUND best for the Blues were Matt Whiteman, Adam Reserves' had a comfort fought and victory with the 17 JACKSON ARGUS 6 CAMERON GAFFHEY 18 NEIL SMITH UNDER 17s Jets, which was a nice welcome back for ·new dad', 18 KYLE CROSS 7 KIERAN HARDINGE Evans, Justin Buchanan and Ryan Mclure. 19 ANDREW MCGOWN 1 DYLAN GILBERT Daniel Quee in his return to the field (unbeknown to 19 GENE WILLS 8 COREY WATT U 17 notched first their first victory well done to 20 WILL BRAIN 2 MITCHELL DUNBAR Tahallia and Sonny). 21 MATT HOWARTH 9 JACOB GOODEN Grahame and the boys and excellent sports 21 TON Y POUND J CAMERON MCFADYEN 4 JACK WEYMOUTH-SMITH The Saints standout players' for the night were mug 22 SHANE SMALLWOOD 10 NICKOLAS KRUCKEL manship against a undermanned Marrar side. In 23 SHANE MANNES 24 DWAYNE CASEY 5 LACHLAN DUNBAR winner Matthew Howarth followed by; Josh Thomp 23 DAN OUEE 11 TIMOTHY POST South West Juniors the boys were outclassed 24 SHANE TRACEY 12 JORDAN DENNIS 25 DEAN CHAUNCY 7 MICHAEL RUTLEDGE son (8 points), Jackson Argus and one to watch by the Narrandera juniors In games that were 25 NIGEL SMITH 13 JORDAN DURHAM 26 JASON HEATH 10 ANDREW NOACK Nathan 'Blocker' Sedunary, who is improving each played in good spirits Best in U13 were Torn 27 JOSH CAMPBELL 14 THOMAS STRONG 27 GLEN TOOTH 11 DYLAN JOHN and every week. Our up and corning Under 17s' Mannes and Tim Hayes best in U11 were Bryce 28 MATT HARMER 15 LEWIS WALDRON 28 JASON DUNBAR 14 MATTHEW MANNES were once again a class outfit with all players rising 29 NICHOLAS KING 16 JOSHUA MAY Rogers and Learn Paton well played boys. 29 MITCHELL BARAY 15 CORBIN O'MALLEY well and above for the night light occasion. 30 ADAM EVANS 17 GAYLEN PAYNE 30 ZACHARY LAW 17 SEAN LYNCH In netball the juniors registered their 1st victory On the netball side of things. Saints C Grade led the 31 JOSH SHAW 18 DALE JOHN MEYER 34 MATTHEW GARDINER 21 SEAN GAYNOR with an impressive 30-2 win over the Marrar way on the court and claimed a victory early in the af 32 NEIL BURKE 20 JUSTIN LASHBROOK 36 JAKE HINDMARSH 22 ZACCHARY girls. Awards to Molly McFadyen and Chloe ternoon. Another welcomed comeback to the season 33 CARL POUND 21 JAKE BREED 37 ZAC ELDRIDGE MALONEY Buchanan. A Grade showed they are a serious was made by Bo Maniscalco, who incidentally took 34 GLEN EDDIE 22 CHARLIE BLACK 39 JEREMY LUFF 23 NICHOLAS BLAKE challenger only going down by 3 points to the out best on court only weeks after the happy arrival or 35 AARON HARDIE 40 COLBY FLACK 24 BILLY PRICE top of the ladder team. son Mason. Bo played a strong defence game along 41 RYAN JAMIESON 25 SAM BARTON Awards to Maddie Mannes and Kate Jones. B with youngster Maddee Reid who received the socks 42 DAN FURNER The U/11 'splayed their best game yet only Grade also had a close game losing to the award. B Grades best on the day went to Nie Ring 43 MICK BARNES going down by 2. Awards to Sally Foster and An Bombers 36-43. Awards to Melissa Brooker and wl10 we also welcome back this season. after the 46 ALAN HABERECHT gela Rainbird. With some more practise in the safe arrival of son Ace. Nie played a strong game as Tara Pound. C grade stormed home in the 2nd 51 NATHAN KELLY goals they are sure to score a much deserved usual, and was well backed by all-rounder Zoe El half of their game, but couldn't catch the 20 54 GORDON win soon. Today we wish the senior footy and dridge, who is consistent week in and week out. A WOOLSTENCROFT goals they needed. narrowly losing by 4 goals. netball teams the all best away against North grade was in trouble after the first whistle, Jets came 56 BEN CAREY Award winners Alysia Hopwood and Kirtsy Wagg a and Junior footy and nelball against the out strongly and ready to play, whilst the Saint'ettes' 57 NATHAN SEDUNARY Payne In the SWJFL our girls took on the Nar Giants in Griffilh. Senior footy players are re incurred some form of 'brain fart·. However. strong 58 LEWIS GREAR randera Eagles. The U/13s were very pleased minded to please make payments for insurance court play by Tash Laroo was muchly appreciated by 59 DARYL MITCHELL with their good win 10-8 with Jacinta Burgess her team mates, and she was awarded best on the 60 AARON GUYMEA and membership if you have not done so al and Hannah Buchanan taking away lhe awards. night, closely followed by Monique Eldridge who had 61 BEN BLENCOWE ready and get to training. a fantastic game. Today is a new start. 63 JACK COX Let the games begin. Go the SAINTS! call in and sec ~al.m ~ ~a:b:Jn Ene,gy ,,11 ,,_,Hlll windows l;in or Ry .in ! AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou has failing facilities. In deciding how to allocate "Goods Sports has a demonstrated track AFL NSW/ACT has strengthened its praised the contribution of Indigenous and finite resources, schools often are forced to partnership with the Australian Drug record of working closely with local councils multicultural communities to Australian foot put sport last." Foundation's Good Sports program by and sporting clubs at the grass roots level, ball and says they will be a key priority for formalising it as part of their Quality Club and we are pleased that our partnership will the AFL to continue to grow the "The AFL believes every pri program further support community football clubs in game. mary school in Australia Good Sports. a national initiative that their efforts to provide a safe environment ln an address to the National should have a specialist phys supports sporting clubs to manage alcohol for members and players," Mr Harley said. Press Club in Canberra, Mr ical education teacher so chil responsibly, has been formally integrated Russel Grimson, acting NSW Manager, Demetriou said the AFL wanted dren can enjoy the benefits of into the AFL's Quality Club program. Quality Australian Drug Foundation, said the Good to reach a target of one million healthy and active lifestyles Club encourages clubs to achieve Sports Program is reducing alcohol related participants and one million from a young age." excellence in administration, providing an harms across entire communities. AFL club members in Australian "Instead of trying to appease environment that attracts new players. "We congratulate AFL NSW/ACT for football by 2016. interest groups by banning officials, coaches and volunteers. formally including Good Sports into their "These are very bold and ambi soft drinks in school and ad Now in its 10th year, Good Sports aims to Quality Club program and encourage all tious targets but given the vertising of fast food. govern- identify and reduce alcohol related clubs to get on board," Mr Grimson said. growth of our game over the ments should be investing problems such as binge and underage past five years we believe that one million more so children can play sport and de drinking, increasing violence, accidents and Around 1300 clubs are now registered with participants and one million AFL club mem velop good habits to take with them through injuries, reduced sporting performance and Good Sports across NSW. These clubs are bers can be achieved by 2016," he said. their lives." drink driving. successfully working to adopt safer. more Mr Demetriou said this was one of the chal Mr Demetriou said school Indigenous, mul Research shows that football clubs involved family-friendly environments through lenges facing the game over the next ticultural and women programs would be in the Good Sports program have seen a 60 strategies such as: decade as the AFL prepared for the entry of priority for the AFL as part of investment in percent reduction in binge drinking among • removing the focus on alcohol in its 18th club. Greater Western Sydney. in the game over the next five years. members. fundraisers and club events; 2012. He said the AFL was proud that 10 µer cent Research also shows that members of • providing safe transport strategies for "How do we continue to attract the best ath of players at the elite level were from In sporting clubs involved with the program members attending club functions; and letes to our game? Not just from Australia digenous backgrounds but the industry over a number of years are less likely to • ensuring all bar staff are Responsible but from across the world. How do we en needed to do more to build opportunities for drink drive. Service of Alcohol trained. gage the growing number of migrants from Indigenous people across the game. AFL NSW/ACT Planning & Operations China and India and attract them to our "As Andrew Mcleod said in his address lo Manager Tom Harley , said the Goods game? How do we make our game relevant the United Nations earlier this year, Indige Sports program helps to promote a healthy to a 1O year-old Muslim girl?" nous people must also be represented and safe environment within clubs. Mr Demetriou also said sport in schools across the football industry. Represented at "In aligning with the Goods Sports program. was critical to promoting healthy lifestyles board level in AFL clubs and represented in we now have a more integrated for children and other important educa AFL coaching ranks," he said. 'We have to accreditation system which creates a focus tional. psychological and social benefits. improve the pathways so Indigenous play for preventing and managing alcohol within "But it's too often neglected in too many ers can have the same opportunities to community clubs ," Mr Harley said. schools because of too few teachers and excel off the field as they do on it." THE ROCK. 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