MSE Football & Netball BudgetBudgetwww.msefl.com.au The Family League

No. 1236 SEPTEMBER 3, 2011

1st Semi Final

at Robe

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Netball Budget Paul Cavanagh Toby Pink Pt Mac v Glencoe Gavin Motley Bryce Radley Dave Gilbert Denis Mathews Rob Ransom Adrian Vorwerk Barry White Printed by Millicent Print Brad Mitchell Seconds - 12:15pm Contact Details Sam Hentschke Michael Pink Andrew Rohrlach Barry White Phone 8733 3755 Glencoe v Mt Burr Kevin Nobes Gary Crute Bil Chapman Denis Mathews Michael Mattei TBA Email [email protected] Senior Colts - 10:45pm Toby Pink Ben Young Sam Hentschke Dave Gilbert REMINDER Robe v Mt Burr Adrian Vorwerk Bryce Radley TBA Denis Mathews Chris Scott Brad Mitchell To assist the publishers please note Junior Colts - 9:30pm that the preferred format for articles is as a word document and any Robbie Cocks Gary Crute Bill Chapman Mt Burr v Robe Ben Young photographs should be supplied as TBA Andrew Rohrlach TBA a full size jpeg file to ensure the best quality reproduction. Netball schedule All articles are required by 12 noon each Monday and should be TIME COMPETING TEAMS UMPIRES COURT DUTIES emailed to [email protected] 10:00am Lauren Fingelton Tantanoola v Kalangadoo Robe 15 & UNDER Alison Nunan Enquiries should be directed to 11:30am Kylie Shulz Janet Pool at the South Eastern Kongorong v Mt Burr Tantanoola Times - Phone 87 333 755 13 & UNDER Patricia Yeo Email: [email protected] 11:30am Fiona Dixon Robe v Hatherleigh Glencoe 17 & UNDER Bec Scanlon 1:00pm Chris Brooks Kongorong v Kalangadoo Hatherleigh Admission Prices B RESERVE Di Wight minor Finals: Adults $10, 1:00pm Lauren Fingleton Tantanoola v Glencoe Robe invalid & Age Pensioners $6 A RESERVE Michelle Skeer children (17 & Under) Free 2:30pm Naomi Mitchell Tantanoola v Kalangadoo Kongorong Grand Final: Adults $13 B GRADE Lisa Scott invalid & Age Pensioners $8 2:30 Karen Cunningham Glencoe v Hatherleigh Mt Burr children (17 & Under) Free A GRADE Anthea Patterson

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2 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au First Semi Final preview

By J.L. (“Fred”) Smith

Glencoe and Port MacDonnell open the A Grade major round action at Robe this after- noon with a winner hard to predict. Will reigning Mail Medallist Will MacDonald take the Bay Boys into the preliminary final or will dual Walker Medallist Matt Sinkunas guide his 101-year-old club into this contest? Will young gun Murphy forward Jace Weaver add to his impressive tally of 54 goals in 2011 or will the title of most dominant for- ward in the first semi final go to Demon teen Brodie Murdoch. How will the rivalry of veterans Matt Patzel (Glencoe) and Michael Edwards (Port Mac) affect the outcome? The talented on-ballers were premiership team mates at South Gambier many years Pt Mac’s Jordan Zeitz Pt Mac’s James McGregor ago. How will the brains trusts of both teams handle pressure? Adam Price has had a say in the fortunes of the Murphies ever since the age of 18 when he was appointed as the A Grade vice-cap- tain. Since returning from uni, he has been cap- tain, captain-coach and playing coach of his home club. Leading his bench team is Mid SE inter- league coach Kevin Briggs. Down at the Bay, we find another favourite son in James MacGregor calling the shots. He was assistant coach in 2010 and was reappointed to the 2012 coaching role many, many weeks ago. MacGregor turns to former Hatherleigh coach and current Demon underage coach Peter Zeitz to provide the sidelines marshalling Glencoe’s Adam Price of his troops. Murphies are always hard fought but the Mt Burr in the second semi. The bookies would probably have the sea- maroon-and-golds received an additional spur The fairy tale looked like coming to life for siders as the slight favourites this afternoon as from an unusual source. Port MacDonnell midway through the third they have won both meetings in 2011. In effect, the hierarchy of the Murphies term of the 2010 grand final. The margin at the Bay in the opening round decided in August of last year that its team At this point, Mt Burr had managed a on April 9 was a decisive 37 points but that was unlikely to win the first semi final and so meagre three goals and faced a deficit of 32 had shrunk to only five points in the return made plans for the club to host the grand points. bout at Glencoe on June 25. final. A couple of costly turnovers and some Another pointer to today’s outcome is that Under the constitution of the MSEFL, if Demon injuries gave the Mossies a ‘sniff’ the Demons have won 11 matches this sea- a team wins the first semi final, it is not able of victory and they powered on to win their son while the Murphies have won only nine. to take its rostered turn to host the season record-equalling 15th A Grade premiership. That being said, the wide and firm spaces decider. Fast forward to 2011 and we find that both of the Robe Oval will confer no great advan- The decision stunned many MSEFL sup- clubs still have plenty of incentives to win this tage to either side. porters and it is believed to be without prec- afternoon. The Murphies and the Demons are evenly edent in the history of the league. Glencoe supporters want to stop Mt Burr matched and one can only wonder if the ‘mind Although it was the club’s centenary year, from winning a record 16th A Grade flag and games’ might come into play. they were playing the Magpies and they want- overtake their tally of titles. Both teams also featured in the 2010 finals ed to prove their committee wrong, Glencoe The Murphies have won more premierships but major emotional spurs did not take either made an immediate exit from the major round across all four grades in the Mid SE but this side to the premiership crown. in last year’s first semi final. fact is overlooked by most footy supporters. At this time 12 months ago, the Murphies The Demons also wanted to enjoy their For Port MacDonnell, the best way of eras- were marking the centenary of the formation own fairytale ending to the season to 2010. ing the bitter memories of 2010 is to win their of their club in 1910. Coach Glen (“Frenchy”) Fry and his side next three major round contests. A year ago on the Kongorong Oval, wanted to go from bottom-to-top within the Glencoe players had a point to prove to the space of one season. VERDICT: My heart says Glencoe but my club’s committee when they took on their arch It was all going to script for the seasiders head says Port Mac. rivals Kalangadoo. when they won the minor premiership and Contests between the Magpies and the then lowered the colours of reigning premiers J.L. (“Fred”) Smith www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 3 SENIOR & JUNIOR PRESENTATIONS Junior Football And Netball Presentations • Sunday 4th September - 1pm • Millicent Civic & Arts Centre

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Today’s meeting of Port MacDonnell and series, with some big name signings for next STATISTICS Glencoe at Robe is rather pointless. year. Most of the statistics are well covered but I Both teams have a snowball’s chance in The names floated about indicate that would like to see the full names of all past award hell of reaching the grand final at Tantanoola Nanga’s will be a true force to be reckoned winners in all grades included. on September 24. with as soon as next year. I think it is curious that the 1936-39 football Whether it is the Demons or the Murphies Watch this space. premiers are listed but not the league B&F win- who win today, they will be crushed by Robe in GRAND FINAL BUDGET ners in those years. the preliminary final. THE 2011 Grand Final Budget should be How come? Bookmakers are no longer taking bets on the best one of the season and there is still By the way, I think the award was then the possibility of a Rooster-Mossie meeting in ample time to make it absolutely terrific. known as the G.L. Dean Medal and carried a the grand final. To put it bluntly, the 2011 Mid SE Budget cash prize of 10 pounds ($20). Mind you, the Murphies did look rather will handed to thousands of spectators at This is another matter which could be sharp in the final quarter at Nangwarry last Tantanoola on September 24 and will be kept probed by Mid SE life member, immediate past Saturday. for many years to come. president and honorary special league envoy HONOUR FOR PHIL Mort Frost, of Glencoe, has every Mid SE Dennis Muhovics. It was an emotional day for all present at grand final Budget since 1956. The Pen Portraits of the Footballers are a bit Nangwarry with the A and B Grade teams of In the 2011 Grand Final Budget, the reports hit-and-miss and the Netballers are far superior. both teams lining up at 2.15pm and paying by officials must be better, many team photos KNT DO IT BETTER their respects to the memory of Phil Muhovics can be improved. To see how it can be done better, the Mid with a minute’s silence. The annual messages by “Steam” and SE should get a copy of the 2010 Grand Final It was great to see “Scooter” Fenn and Naomi Mitchell are generally well written and Budget produced by our very good friends “Bugsy” Harris getting a kick in A Grade ,mem- cover all the bases. from the Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Football bers of Phil’s family, Bill (“Chappy”) Chapman The League President has a fairly dry and League. and the likes of ex-Saints Loyz and “Larry” matter-of-fact writing style (and there is nothing Fresh head shot photographs of the Team Neshoda, David (“Hollywood”) Dunn, Steve wrong with that) while the League Secretary of the Year members are taken at the annual Wanganeen and “Hilly “were cheering from the adds more colour in her remarks. KNTFL presentation night and then used in the sidelines. It is a similar case with the two pages put KNTFL Grand Final Budget. Well done to Glencoe coach Adam Price forward on behalf of the footy umpires. Perhaps someone like freelance photogra- who spoke so well after receiving the inaugural Director Ben Young gets his message pher and former Glencoe coach Pat O’Donnell Phil Muhovics Memorial Cup. across without fuss while Deputy Director Paul can take these pics when our Mid SE Mail This handsome trophy was donated by Cavanagh has a more flamboyant approach. Medal function is held at the Millicent Civic the Muhovics clan and was supplied by Ian Junior Footy President and Wattle Range Centre this Monday night. Seebohm, of Seebohm Sportspower, who is a District Council Rapid Response Guru Ian Along with the grand final itself, the Mid SE great friend of the Mid SE. Leibhardt strikes the happy balance of pre- grand final Budget showcases our league. Field umpires Dennis Matthews and senting information without being too boring. The Mid SE has plenty of money in the kitty Michael Pink were spot on in choosing Most of the annual reports by the nine foot- and it should spend more to get a better prod- Nangwarry’s Nathan Reeves who received ball club presidents are seldom riveting as they uct. the Phil Muhovics Memorial Medal for his out- mostly contain the all-important thank-yous LAST WORDS standing display of sportsmanship. and acknowledgements. If you are not going to the Junior Medal By the way, my spies who shop at the The honourable exception is Shane Count at the Millicent Civic Centre tomorrow Nangwarry Serv-well have heard on the (“Plugger”) Ploenges, of Nangwarry, as he (Sunday), then get along to Teagles Quarry for grapevine that Nanga’s have plans in place to often indulges in some naval gazing with the annual Teagles Excavations ARB Pines ensure that they once again return to the finals respect to the future of local footy. Enduro.

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4 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Mail Medal hopefuls Mail Medal chances for Mid SE his creative and goal-kicking ways in Budget by J.L. (“Fred”) Smith the other 13. Ex- skipper Brad Cordy will again As the 2011 season draws to a lead the Kongorong list as he is a close, the interest of many turns to class act. the likely identity of the Mail Medal Cordy was one of only two winner. Mid SE players who were consid- We only have a few more days to ered good enough by the Murray wait to see if the predictions of the South East zone team selec- many armchair experts are proved tors for the annual State Country correct. Championships in Port Pirie in July. Since 1933, the Adelaide news- Tantanoola might finish second- paper has donated a medal to the to bottom but it could supply the best and fairest footballer in country Mail Medalist. leagues across the State. Ex-coach Jason Rowe has The awarding of the Mail Medal had the best of his five seasons at in our league dates back to the first Tigerland and has seldom been out year of post-war competition in of the best players. 1946. There are no Hatherleigh play- The late Tom Walker was the win- ers who have been outstanding in ner and he played for Millicent in the 2011 with the exception of ex-coach club’s sole and premiership-winning Simon Beggs. season in the Mid SE. He has won two league medals The senior and junior medal at his home club Kingston over a counts of the Mid South East decade ago and has been the most football and netball competitions consistent of a lack-lustre Eagles will be held at the Millicent War Will MacDonald Dylan Coxon lineup. Memorial Civic and Arts Centre on Robe has one of the pre-count Sunday September 4 and Monday favourites in Dylan Coxon. September 5. The ex- captain of the side The change in timing is due to spends all day on the ball, covers the fact that the Mid SE delegates an enormous amount of ground, decided to scrap a Sunday final applies pressure to his opponents which has been part of the local and boots some handy goals. footy scene since the mid-1980s. He will be looking forward to his I predict that Port MacDonnell battles with Pete Agnew and Bill ruckman Will MacDonald will again Lowndes in the second semi final at grace the winner’s podium on the Bay on September 10. September 5 and win his second Ex-SANFL player Matt Sinkunas consecutive Mail Medal. was the Mail Medal runner-up in the Whether it is taking contested 2008-09 seasons with the Murphies marks around the ground, winning and her will bear a huge load in the the taps, booting goals or doing first semi final. the ground-work of a small rover, With around half of the Glencoe MacDonald would always be in the side having fewer than 50 A Grade play. games to their credit, the ball-getting His raw talent was obvious a few ability of Sinkunas will be crucial. years ago when he joined the Bay The Nangwarry Football Club Boys as a teenager from Casterton. has had a year-to-forget and its In the course of the past four cause has not been helped by two seasons, MacDonald has worked print media outlets repeatedly and diligently on his game and gathers scurrilously claiming its future was in possessions in every term. doubt. Port MacDonnell coach James Brad Cordy Mark Kruger The Saints will be hosting the MacGregor, president Roger Mail Medal function and there could Murdoch and the other member s (Robe, 1982-84), the late Len Teakle ing their list. be some sweetness in store. of the Demon hierarchy could have (Tarpeena, 1949-51), Kongorong’s Like MacDonald at the Bay, Reappointed skipper Matt been excused for doing cartwheels Mick Evans (1997-8 and 2001), Kruger made a commitment to the Fatchen has been Nangwarry’s best in June when MacDonald decided Kalangadoo’s Michael Jones (who Mossies for the 2012 season as player this season and the leadership to stay at the season for the 2012 won the 1987 and 1988 Mail Medals early as June and this news was responsibilities have not adversely season. at his home club of Glencoe), warmly welcomed by the Burr Boys. impacted on the 20-year-old. His form in 2011 has been superb Kalangadoo’s Brian Casey (2002-3 Kruger went within a whisker of With injuries and availabil- and he is the main reason why the and 2009), Hatherleigh’s Nick claiming every prize on offer in the ity issues keeping Casey, ex-coach young Port MacDonnell team has Forster (1993-4) and Tantanoola’s Mid SE a year ago when he played Chris Mules, Matt Gray and the Ellis reached the major round again. Randall Nicholls (1979-80). every match. brothers on the sidelines, 2011 has The winner of the rucking duel Casey, Jones and Evans are still He was the Walker Medalist (run- brought little joy for the Magpies. between MacDonald and Glencoe playing in the Mid SE along with ner-up to MacDonald), won the Mid Despite his prolonged absence skipper Mark Kieselbach will have a single season Mail Medal winners SE goalkicking, was the premier- from the playing arena, Casey will decisive impact on the result of the Adam Wiese (Mt Burr, 1995), Matt ship coach and was probably just lead the Kalangadoo voting yet again cut-throat first semi final at Robe on Faulkner (Hatherleigh, 2001), Ryan behind team mate Nathan (“Ninja”) but it won’t be enough to claim a September 3. Dew (Robe, 2005) and Brett Lindner Muhovics for the Stan Jones Trophy record fourth Mail Medal. Multiple medallists are not rare in (Nangwarry, 2007. as best-on-ground in the Grand MacDonald will win his second the Mid SE but only seven players Minor and reigning premiers Final. Mail Medal and will be followed in the have achieved two or more consec- Mt Burr should poll the most Mail Injury kept Kruger on the side- voting by Coxon, Cordy and Kruger. utive Mail Medals. Medal votes with the name of reap- lines in three crucial matches this They are the late Kym Smith pointed coach Mark Kruger head- season but he has continued with By J.L. (“Fred”) Smith www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 5 Proudly Blow the whistle sponsored by

Welcome to Robe oval for what should be a ing us his talent in A grade for many years ahead. sensational finals series in the “Family league”. The Speaking of goal kickers and it’s good to see three smell of spring is in the air and a look at the long young fellows featuring as the leading goal kickers in final to accommodate the huge crowd. It may also range weather forecast means we should have fine the league. Jack Gregory (Mt Burr), Jaryd Dawson pay to get the new toilets booked in at the same conditions today!! (They’re lucky to get the next day (Robe) and Jace Weaver (Glencoe) are all at the time hey Wise Bloke!! right let alone five days before). Here’s hoping! We head of the goal kicking ladder and fortunately we On to umpiring matters and this week the are now down to four teams left in all grades and will all get to see them in action during the finals League Executive put on a free bbq for the guys I believe we will see some very exciting and well series. These lads are the future stars of this league on Wednesday night at Glencoe. Thank you to fought games over the next few weeks. I had a and it is very exciting to think that they will be around the League for the food and drinks. All umpires quick look at all the tables in footy and netball and all for a number of years to entertain us (as long as the are reminded to be at the ground in plenty of time nine teams are competing in at least one grade dur- other League don’t grab them!). It was also nice before their allotted game. Remember also to bring ing the finals so we should have some good crowds to go back into the clubrooms for a beer or three all your gear with you (Gladys hmm…!). We appre- along to witness the games. Please remember to after the game. A very good crowd stayed includ- ciate the help we have had from a number of club park close to the car next to you so as many people ing many of the Kongorong clan. This is really what people who have helped out with umpiring during as possible can watch the games from the comfort community sport is about. Getting together after the the year. Over the next few weeks I will have a list of their car if desired. Please don’t drink and drive as action for some good old fashion social interaction. of those who have given us a hand, often at short we want to keep the roads safe and we want to see On the AFL front and it was good to see the notice, to umpire colts and reserves grades. Also everyone again next week. Good luck to the Robe Dons get a very big scare last week. What a pity the a big thank you to the boundary umpires who club for a successful day. Port boys couldn’t hold on to score the upset of the have helped throughout the year. There may be an Last week yours truly shot out on the short trip season (the television commentators would have announcement from a very long serving and popu- to Tantanoola. Mrs. Webbs was again on the gate been beside themselves if an “irrelevant” team had lar umpire flagging his retirement plans in the near with her usual smile but told me that son Neil had beaten the “millionaire” team). Lucky for my belov- future. Watch this space. A big thanks also to all the a hammy problem caused by too much Grand Prix ed Crows supporters that we didn’t get up or their club trainers who have helped out through the sea- driving! Sister Jodie just said he was just “soft”. Her mobile phone message banks could have gone into son especially those who have helped some of the words Webbs, not mine! The new scoreboard looks meltdown mode!! (I know Gladys I should show the “older” guys get out on the ground. very good and is a great addition to the ground but Crows supporters some respect). Interesting to read On Monday night we are all off to the Mail medal I’m not so sure about the “centre” of the ground. I the journalists who supported Mark Bickley to lead presentation in the big building next to the Wattle don’t know whether the groundsman had too many the Crows next season jumped straight off the band Range Council chambers. Hopefully the night will go drinks when he put the centre circle way out of kilter wagon when the Tigers beat the Crows last week. It off well and I’m sure the Nangwarry people will keep but hopefully come grand final day it is in the centre will be interesting to see what happens at the tribu- us well fed and watered and big Frank Brennan will of the ground! I had a run with Motts and it’s always nal for Daisy Thomas and the Roo bloke who tried keep us all entertained. I think a very big guy from good to run with him because of the free lollies! It to poleaxe Nick Reiwolt! If their names were Pickett a fishing village may take home the medal. If that’s was also nice to borrow his armbands after Gladys they would likely be sitting out next season. Funny not an each way bet I don’t know what is!! The jun- forgot to throw mine in!! I can feel a big smack com- to hear the Victorian press giving every reason in the ior presentations will take place at the same venue ing towards me!! Seems that forgetfulness is run- book why Thomas should get off. What the?? tomorrow. Congratulations to all the medal winners, ning rampant in the panel at present as “The Boss” Over in the other league and good to see them I’m sure you will have all earned them. Wonderful to and Stumpy both forgot to take certain items (not sticking with the two field umpire policy in the finals. see Nangwarry and Glencoe clubs get together and a whistle I hope) onto the ground at Port Mac last I know of at least one umpire who has told them present the inaugural Phil Muhovics Cup last week. week! he does not wish to be involved! With the pace of Phil was a true gentleman who left a huge legacy in It was a good game of footy between Tantanoola the game increasing surely they should follow other many sporting clubs in the South East and it is good and Kongorong and was played in good spirit. The major leagues like the MSEFL and provide three to see his memory honoured in this way. Don’t for- young Tiger team looked like they would be run umpires especially in the A grade. “Milo” has given get to support the Teagle Excavation Pines Enduro over in the last quarter but put on the afterburners them the big tip on his radio show over the last few event this weekend. If you are into cars, speed and to win easily in the end. Congratulations to Nathan weeks but it seems his advice has fallen on deaf mud (2 out of 3 ain’t bad Gladys!!) get along to see Bell who played his 200th game. Thanks to Sharon ears. The Millicent girls are well on the way to anoth- plenty of action on the outskirts of Millicent tomor- Cox for the three course meal at half time. Crickey, er flag and surely it’s time they entered the National row. Nothing on the Pink family today as one son a man doesn’t feel like going back out onto the league for some good stiff competition. Better still told me he had no “dirt” on dad especially before ground with food supplied like that!! (Your cooking is perhaps they could enter our league!! Fathers day! still the best Gladys!!). Speaking of netball and what a big fight looms Speaking of Fathers day, don’t forget to get Dad Before the game I sat down to watch a very in the A grade competition. The Demons and some jocks and socks tomorrow. Or if you believe good player in action. Sam Ticknell kicked seven Magpies will be breathing fire and brimstone and the big stores you only love him if you buy him or eight goals which added to the one hundred he pecking at each other if they meet in the “big one”. something expensive!! Enjoy your footy and netball had already kicked during the season. Given that The Tantanoola people may wish to consider asking and play the game in the right spirit. See you all at Sam had knee surgery two years ago this is a won- Pete and his fellow Wattle Range Council members Port Mac next Saturday. derful achievement and I hope we seem him show- for a new grandstand if these two meet in the grand Paul Cavanagh

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everyone’s responsibility A GRADE Jack GREGORY Mt Burr 0 66 Limestone Coast Police acknowledge the active part that the Mid Jace weAVER Glencoe 3 54 South East Football League Executive, Club Committees, Players Jaryd DAWSON Robe 1 53 and Supporters play in keeping their sporting environment safe. Mark KRUGER mt Burr 0 50 Congratulations to the Clubs and Teams who have been rewarded for Mathew dOODY Kalangadoo 1 45 their efforts with a Top 4 finish in 2011. Adam wieSE Mt Burr 0 42 As the MSEFL Football and Netball enters another finals series, Brodie mURDOCH Port MacDonnell 2 37 Limestone Coast Police would like to reiterate the importance of road Aaron ILSLEY Kalangadoo 2 35 traffic safety when travelling to and from venues and the expectation of Nathan Reeves Nangwarry 4 33 personal safety while at matches. A League and Clubs that pride them- John SIMKIN Kongorong 3 31 selves on promoting a safe family environment, do not need their show- Leo SHARAF Glencoe 7 31 case matches to be marred by irresponsible behaviour by a minority. Ben DINNISON Nangwarry 6 31 This message goes to everyone who attends MSEFL finals match- RESERVES es: James LESSLIE Mt Burr 0 65 Road Safety is Everyone's Responsibility Jason Dawe Port MacDonnell 1 40 Many thanks to the League Executive and Club Committees who Phillip SMITH Robe 8 38 work proactively in partnership with their local police to ensure player Brenton TELFORD Kalangadoo 4 33 and patron safety. Ben FINCH Hatherleigh 1 27 Sergeant Rick Grimes Daniel mcKENNY Robe 0 26 Limestone Coast Crime Prevention Matthew WILSON mt Burr 0 22 Brendan KING Glencoe 4 22 Steven lewis Port MacDonnell 0 21 Troy clASOHM Glencoe 2 21 SOCIAL CALENDAR Daniel STONE Kalangadoo 3 21 SENIOR COLTS Sponsored by the Somerset Hotel Millicent Samuel TINCKNELL Tantanoola 8 108 Ben FLOOD Mt Burr 0 42 PORT MAC Brodie mURDOCH Port MacDonnell 4 36 14th October – Junior Football Presentation Night Josh FIEBIG Mt Burr 0 35 Malcom lewiS Port MacDonnell 3 30 15th October – Senior Football/Netball Presentation Night Tristen LING Robe 1 30 Zac DEANE Robe 2 30 MSE LEAGUE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Reece CARLSON Kalangadoo 1 29 Caleb WILLIAMS Tantanoola 1 28 Nov 28 Netball Annual General Meeting at Tantanoola Sam TELFER Hatherleigh 1 28 Sunday December 4th at 10.30am RSL Hall Millicent JUNIOR COLTS Hayden SCHULTZ Mt Burr 0 49 Tim SULLIVAN Port MacDonnell 1 31 Sam ZEITZ Port MacDonnell 1 26 DARCY HOGAN Mt Burr 0 22 Andrew lAST Kongorong 2 22 Marshall REID Kongorong 3 21 Kerry HAM Kongorong 3 18 Angus ALTSCHWAGER Hatherleigh 0 17 Samual deNTON Robe 1 17 Jordan dAWSON Robe 1 15 Sam MCMANUS Kalangadoo 0 15

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The Malseed Medal for the best and fair- for the Burr. Josh Fiebig has been dangerous est senior colts will be presented at the junior around goals when I have seen him this year and medal count tomorrow at Millicent. Again this Marcus Field is another the club has recognized. year there have been a number of players that Hatherleigh: Club votes have been shared regularly feature among the best players for their around this year with the most recognitions team and the skill level in this competition means from Tom Schulz and Sam Telfer, while fi rst year they would not go unnoticed by the umpires. player Luke Green has also been rated highly by Watching the games each week the key play- Hatherleigh. ers for each team become evident and records Kalangadoo: The Auld brothers Brad and would indicate that they have maintained their Aiden will feature strongly for Kdoo as they gen- form during the year. erate plenty of chances for their team each week In ladder order at this stage of the year a sum- and are skilled players. Michael Krieger is another mary of the key players in each club includes: to get plenty of the ball and Reece Carlson has Pt Mac: There is a large number of highly been dangerous around goals when I have seen skilled players that have played A grade games him play. during the year or in the city. This will minimize Kongorong: They lost players to injury and their chances of polling votes but Tom Sullivan, school in Adelaide during the season but defend- Nic Allen and Malcolm Lewis have been regularly er Marcel Last has been a regular among the in the best but will loose votes to Brodie Murdoch best. Others to be in the best on a regular basis and Jordan Zietz when they played at this level. are Jake Bottomley and Kal Pelkonen. Tantanoola: Century goalkicker Sam Tincknel Glencoe: Sam Giersch shares the number will have to feature strongly with some large hauls of best player listings with Sam Clements and during the year but the delivery to the forwards regularly features at the top of Glencoe’s best. from Mark Langley and Caleb Williams will earn Hamish Medhurst, Jon Bradley and Dylan Childs them votes during the season. will get recognition and there are not many to Robe: There is a core group of key players take votes off this group. Sam Jones will play his 50th Senior Club game that have given Robe many wins through the year Nangwarry: Despite a shortage of players for Glencoe today in the Reserves 1st Semi Final. led by midfi elder Sam Clements who shared the at this level and injury to more senior players, Sam began in the Junior Colts in 2000 and played honour of being in the best on the most occa- Blayne Price and Patrick Leigh have been regu- with the Murphies through until the end of his Senior sions during the year and often at the top of the lars in their best but too often they were playing Colts time. He then played a year of u/18’s in the list. Zac Deane with 28 goals and Jordan Harris against stronger opposition on the day. WBFL before returning to Glencoe and has devel- also should poll votes if the club votes match the Well with a bit of luck, the winner got a men- oped into a very solid and reliable player. Sam played umpires. tion among the list. It was pleasing to refl ect on his fi rst A Grade game in 2009 but has played most- Mt Burr: Another club that does well with the season knowing that we are developing plen- bringing junior players into senior football and ty of future players for our league in this competi- ly in the Seconds and was a member of the 2009 there are again many who have had the chance tion. B Grade premiership team. Congratulations Sam to play there this year. Captain Ben Flood and his on the fi rst of your major senior milestones and we deputy Josh Wallis regularly are among the best Ian Leibhardt, MSE Junior League President hope you celebrate it with a win today. 2011 Champion Club Award

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Coaches Player of the year award 150 games for Nathan Mansell Medal preview Well it’s that time of year again. All of the home and away matches done, and the finals are about to start. Also it is time to preview the Junior Colts Best and Fairest. The Mansell Medal this year will be into its 33rd year. Just take a look at some of the names that have won this medal, and I am sure you will be sur- prised at the names that are there. I would like to thank the Mansell Family for their continued support of this medal. Let’s have a look at all the clubs and their players, who might poll well. Glencoe: Finished 7th with 4 wins. A young side, which will improve. Michael Telford, Edward Trupp and Bradley Mitchell are the pick here. Hatherleigh: 5th with 7 wins. Reigning premiers, who just missed out on a finals berth. Angus Altshwager, Rory Whittaker and Ben Leopold may get the votes. Kalangadoo: 6th with 7 wins. Another club, who just missed out on a finals berth. Ben Casey, Sam McManus and Patrick Davies seem to be the vote get- ters. Kongorong: 2nd with14 wins. Playing really good football at the moment. Harrison Evans, Jake Blackwell and Sam Baker might poll the votes. Mt Burr: 3rd with13 wins. Can play some really exciting football. Dylan Vanderhorst James Wallis and Sam Wallis look to be the main contenders. Also has the leading goal kicker in Hayden Schultz. Nangwarry: 9th with1 win due to forfeit. Struggled for the last couple of sea- son but now have some good players. Bryce Smith, Nick Rowe and Bradley Rowe seem to be the pick. Nathan McEachern last week played his 150th A Grade game for Port MacDonnell: 1st with 15 wins. Their only loss, was to Mt Burr, but are the Glencoe Football Club. He made the move from South Gambier playing fantastic football. Sam Zeitz, Tim Sullivan and Kyall McClean will share to the Murphies in 2001. Affectionately known as “Junior” or “Parrot” the votes. he maybe small in stature but is quick on his feet especially when Robe: 4th with 8 wins. Played well enough, to make the finals. Jordan crumbing around the goals. He has enjoyed success playing in the Dawson, Alex Clements and Jack Sneath will poll votes. A Grade premierships of 2004 & 2007 and was also a member Tantanoola: 8th with 3 wins. Another team, of younger players, that will improve in future seasons. Bryce Radley, Adam Gregory and Toby Pink will of the 2008 A grade runner up team. Nathan is a great asset to share the votes. Glencoe and is a valuable member of the club serving on the com- As for the winner, well we will have to wait for Sunday 4th September. The mittee of management during his time at the club. Congratulations Medal Count will be held at the Millicent Civics and Art Centre from 1pm, and Nathan on reaching this major milestone with best wishes from the hosted by Nangwarry. Hope to see you all there for a great afternoon. committee and supporters of the Glencoe Football Club. Ian Leibhardt, President MSE Junior Football League.

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Port MacDonnell’s 2010 Phil Scanlon Rookie of the Year, Jordan Murdoch, is continuing his amazing progress with the Glenelg Football Club. It is with regret Jordan started the season as an overage player The Mt Burr United FootballClub in the Under 18 competition. With some good early Farewells Mick Walker. form, Jordan was invited into the Under 18 State A foundation player, Life Member squad for the National Championships. Jordan made and Patron of the Club. It is impossible to measure the the side four of the possible five state games and impact one person has on a club acquitted himself well as a leading forward/wing- after a lifetime of support. man, even starting as full forward in the last game. He You will be sadly missed by all enjoyed the state experience, especially spending a the club’s committee, players, whole week in Melbourne with the team, playing at members and supporters and Etihad Stadium under lights. The SA boys only lost remembered every time the one game against Vic Metro and consequently came Mozzies take to the field on the runners up for the Championships. ‘Mick and Jean Walker Oval’. During his state commitments there was one week Our thoughts are with where all players returned to their home clubs and Jean and her family. Rest in Peace this allowed Jordan to be promoted to the Glenelg’s Mick Walker Reserves side. He has played a few different positions and it would be fair to say he has been slowly picking up the pace and gradually improving his form. Playing Tant player predominantly on the wing against the Eagles, Jordan played his best game last week, finding his way into reported the best players list for the first time at Reserves level. In a stroke of good fortune, Jordan’s best game Tantanoola Reserves player came on the same day as the League side having Wayne Johnson was reported an absolute shocker. With Glenelg senior coach Kris and sent from the ground for strik- Massie ringing the changes, Jordan was promoted to ing in the 4th quarter of the match play his first League game in a critical game against Hopefully Jordan can retain his spot and further his against Kongorong on the week- West Adelaide under lights on Friday night 26th of football development. Everyone at Port MacDonnell end. He was offered a 2 match August. Jordan played reasonably well and most congratulates Jordan and wishes him all the best for set penalty which he has elected importantly, Glenelg returned to the winners list. the rest of the season. to accept.

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Seniors Glencoe 10.13 (73) Glencoe 3.2 11.6 16.8 25.11 (161) Nangwarry 2.1 (13) Nangwarry 4.1 7.3 12.7 13.8 (86) Goals – Glencoe: Not supplied; Nangwarry: T. Lockwood, R. Pilven. Goals – Glencoe: L. Sharaf 7, N. McEachern, M. Sinkunas 4, J. Weaver 3, C. Von Duve 2, T. Best – Glencoe: Not supplied; Nangwarry: M. Deanfi eld, T. Lockwood, B. Smith, D. Hawke, L. Medhurst, H. Medhurst, J. Bradley, M. Patzel; Nangwarry: B. Dinnison 6, N. Reeves Kennett, R. Pilven, N. Rowe. 4, B. Lindner 2, C. Fenn. Port MacD. 4.1 4.2 9.2 10.6 (66) Best – Glencoe: Z. Cocks, M. Sinkunas, T. Edwards, L. Diegmann, L. Sharaf, J. Wilson; Hatherleigh 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.2 (2) Nangwarry: B. Lindner, N. Reeves, C. Fenn, B. Dinnison, A. Gartside, G. Harris. Goals – Port MacDonnell: T. Feast 2, R. Timms, B. Milstead, B. Williams, G. Hutchesson, Port MacD. 4.3 8.3 14.6 15.8 (98) T. Sullivan, K. McLean, N. Wilke, S. Zeitz. Hatherleigh 3.1 8.3 9.4 13.11 (89) Best – Port MacDonnell: S. Zeitz, T. Sullivan, S. Baulch, N. Wilke, T. Zeitz; Hatherleigh: Goals – Port MacDonnell: J. McGregor 3, N. Allen, B. Murdoch, A. Taylor 2, S. Noble, D. B. Slape, S. Allan, J. Wight, M. Pulmer, L. MacGregor, L. Lang. O’Dine, W. Macdonald, J. Zeitz, J. McRostie, K. Blacksell; Hatherleigh: F. Brennan 4, T. Merrett Robe 2.1 4.2 5.4 5.6 (36) 3, D. Bateman 2, S. Beggs, A. Ellis, T. Saunders, M. Faulkner. Kalangadoo 0.2 1.2 1.2 1.2 (8) Best – Port MacDonnell: M. Fox, M. Edwards, B. McGregor, M. Byrne, Z. Williams, S. Noble; Goals – Robe: B. Wagstaffe 2, J. Dawson, S. Denton, K. Smith; Kalangadoo: J. Jones. Hatherleigh: T. Saunders, M. Faulkner, S. Beggs, M. Fabris, T. Watson, T. Merrett. Best – Robe: A. Clements, J. Dawson, H. Hounslow, S. Denton, H. Smith, J. Sneath; Robe 4.4 7.7 12.11 18.17 (125) Kalangadoo: J. Jones, P. Davies, J. Brennan, B. Casey, L. Farrugia, S. Farrugia. Kalangadoo 3.1 6.8 7.9 9.10 (64) Kongorong 4.1 9.3 13.6 13.9 (87) Goals – Robe: Not supplied; Kalangadoo: A. Ilsley 2, A. Stone, J. McCallum, M. Gribben, B. Tantanoola 0.0 0.1 1.2 1.2 (8) Morcom, J. Reader, M. White, M. Doody, M. Lane. Goals – Kongorong: K. Ham, M. Reid 3, A. Last, M. Broome 2, J. Blackwell, H. Evans, Best – Robe: Not supplied; Kalangadoo: B. Casey, B. Morcom, C. Mules, J. Thomas, B. S. Baker; Tantanoola: J. Hann. Walker, M. White. Best – Kongorong: M. Reid, H. Evans, S. Baker, A. Lightbody, A. Last, J. Blackwell; Tantanoola 7.2 9.5 11.10 17.11 (113) Tantanoola: B. Humphries, B. Radley, S. Moreland, H. Ferguson, E. Glass, J. Hann. Kongorong 3.0 8.5 8.7 10.9 (69) Goals – Tantanoola: C. Viney 4, C. Saint 3, J. Rowe, A. Lindner, M. Cytrowski 2, L. Smith, H. Brown, S. Agnew, J. Fleming; Kongorong: J. Simkin 3, B. Saffi n 2, M. Waters, B. Scowen, R. LADDERS Hay, M. Evans, B. Cordy. Best – Tantanoola: C. Viney, L. Smith, D. Knaggs, T. Agnew, C. Saint, A. Lindner; Kongorong: SENIORS B. Saffi n, N. Ham, J. Wright, B. Cordy, S. Farrell. W L D B For Agst % Pts Bye: Mount Burr Reserves Mount Burr 16 0 0 2 2135 1109 65.81 64 Glencoe 2.7 7.12 11.15 13.18 (96) Robe 13 3 0 2 1787 1026 63.53 52 Nangwarry 0.0 1.2 2.5 2.7 (19) Port MacD. 11 5 0 2 1797 1326 57.54 44 Goals – Glencoe: B. King 4, T. Kosch, G. Wurst, T. Clasohm 2, V. Johnston, T. Biggins, Glencoe 9 7 0 2 1677 1366 55.11 36 S. Jones; Nangwarry: J. Raneberg, L. Rainey. Best – Glencoe: A. Scott, T. Biggins, S. Jones, B. King, C. Paproth, M. Holden; Nangwarry: Hatherleigh 6 10 0 2 1363 1452 48.42 24 T. Carpenter, J. Raneberg, M. Burford, N. Gilbert, A. Gilbert, P. Tasker. Kongorong 6 10 0 2 1248 1385 47.40 24 Port MacD. 1.1 5.6 6.8 12.10 (82) Kalangadoo 6 10 0 2 1396 1667 45.58 24 Hatherleigh 4.1 5.2 7.3 8.4 (52) Goals – Port MacDonnell: Q. Perryman 4, B. Nash 2, J. Dawe, A. McGregor, S. Finck, S. Tantanoola 5 11 0 2 1197 1606 42.70 20 Grosvenor, P. Bosco, M. Mustart; Hatherleigh: S. Telfer 4, M. Nettle, A. Bell, A. Driessen, Nangwarry 0 16 0 2 869 2532 25.55 0 B. Finch. Best – Port MacDonnell: B. Goodwin, Q. Perryman, S. Lewis, A. McGregor, M. Ikin, B. RESERVES Lewis; Hatherleigh: S. Fitzgerald, B. Scudds, L. Haines, D. Paul, S. Telfer, M. Ballantyne. W L D B For Agst % Pts Robe 4.0 9.4 12.5 16.6 (102) Kalangadoo 2.3 3.4 6.5 11.6 (72) Port MacD. 13 3 0 2 1483 621 70.48 52 Goals – Robe: P. Smith 8, N. Ling 3, G. Brooks 2, T. Kurray, T. Ling, G. Lines; Kalangadoo: Robe 12 4 0 2 1187 866 57.82 48 D. Stone, B. Telford 3, D. Barlow 2, A. Stone, D. Marshall, S. McCann. Glencoe 11 5 0 2 1198 818 59.42 44 Best – Robe: G. Brooks, C. Carter, C. Dew, N. Ling, J. Moran, P. Smith; Kalangadoo: D. Mount Burr 10 6 0 2 1216 983 55.30 40 Barlow, B. Koch, S. McCann, D. Stone, D. Vine, G. Young. Kongorong 3.0 6.2 11.4 14.4 (88) Hatherleigh 9 7 0 2 1116 874 56.08 36 Tantanoola 1.3 3.3 6.4 9.6 (60) Kalangadoo 9 7 0 2 1117 1082 50.80 36 Goals – Kongorong: S. Stevens 7, A. Harris 2, W. Attiwill, S. Sutherland, C. Bruce, D. Kongorong 3 13 0 2 681 1163 36.93 12 Harradine, J. English; Tantanoola: J. Varcoe 3, S. Taylor 2, H. Reilly, T. Butler, J. Mason, N. Gore. Nangwarry 3 13 0 2 676 1608 29.60 12 Best – Kongorong: S. Stevens, D. Harradine, W. Attiwill, S. Sutherland, N. Joppich; Tantanoola 2 14 0 2 731 1390 34.46 8 Tantanoola: J. Mason, M. Warren, S. Taylor, J. Varcoe, S. Kelly, M. Cockrum. Senior Colts SENIOR COLTS Glencoe 5.3 15.3 24.7 34.10 (214) W L D B For Agst % Pts Nangwarry 0.2 2.2 2.2 2.2 (14) Goals – Glencoe: S. Giersch 6, J. Agars, R. Edwards 4, L. Nankivell, S. Hentschke 3, B. Port MacD. 15 1 0 2 1657 498 76.89 60 Mallon 2, Z. Moloney, B. Elven, B. Gilbertson, D. Childs, H. Medhurst, S. Vanderhaul, M. Tantanoola 13 3 0 2 1365 561 70.87 52 Shayne, L. Bradley, M. Telford, C. Elven, J. Carrison, E. Trupp; Nangwarry: P. Leigh, B. Robe 12 4 0 2 1556 596 72.30 48 Smith. Mount Burr 9 7 0 2 1268 830 60.44 36 Best – Glencoe: B. Mallon, S. Giersch, L. Bradley, L. Nankivell, D. Childs, J. Agars; Nangwarry: P. Leigh, J. Rowe, L. Martin, T. Pilven, M. Deanfi eld, B. Quarrett. Hatherleigh 8 8 0 2 1051 797 56.87 32 Port MacD. 3.3 9.9 12.10 16.10 (106) Kalangadoo 6 10 0 2 1100 1155 48.78 24 Hatherleigh 0.1 0.1 3.2 3.4 (22) Kongorong 5 11 0 2 835 1270 39.67 20 Goals – Port MacDonnell: B. Murdoch 4, M. Lewis 3, B. Rolph, T. Latchford, B. Chant 2, B. Wilke, J. Zeitz, R. Chant; Hatherleigh: L. Green, S. Telfer, J. McDonald. Glencoe 3 13 0 2 772 1263 37.94 12 Best – Port MacDonnell: T. Latchford, T. Lampard, R. Chant, T. Sullivan, N. Cawthorne, Nangwarry 1 15 0 2 278 2912 8.71 4 J. Feast; Hatherleigh: A. Bell, T. Schulz, D. Clough, S. Telfer, S. Waring, B. Wight. Robe 4.1 10.5 17.7 24.10 (154) JUNIOR COLTS Kalangadoo 1.0 1.1 3.2 3.3 (21) W L D B For Agst % Pts Goals – Robe: J. Edwards 8, J. Regnier 4, E. Regnier 3, Z. Deane, T. Ling, A. Kokiousis, Port MacD. 15 1 0 2 947 145 86.72 60 A. Gore 2, S. Clements; Kalangadoo: B. Reddan, N. Bott, R. Carlson. Best – Robe: J. Edwards, S. Clements, J. Regnier, J. Harris, D. Peters, Z. Deane; Kongorong 14 2 0 2 937 216 81.27 56 Kalangadoo: B. Auld, B. Reddan, S. Casey, R. Carlson, M. Krieger, M. Lowe. Mount Burr 13 3 0 2 979 249 79.72 52 Tantanoola 3.5 6.9 8.12 13.17 (95) Robe 8 8 0 2 533 442 54.67 32 Kongorong 0.2 0.4 1.5 1.5 (11) Hatherleigh 7 9 0 2 617 599 50.74 28 Goals – Tantanoola: S. Tincknell 8, R. Cytrowski 2, M. Langley, C. Williams, C. Lambert; Kongorong: R. Hein. Kalangadoo 7 9 0 2 455 454 50.06 28 Best – Tantanoola: M. Langley, K. Opperman, S. Scudds, H. O’Halloran, S. Tincknell; Glencoe 4 12 0 2 276 888 23.71 16 Kongorong: B. Scowen, J. Mullan, B. Long, M. Last, J. Bottomley. Tantanoola 3 12 0 2 216 842 20.42 12 Junior Colts Nangwarry 0 15 0 2 269 1342 16.70 4

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A grade: Kalangadoo 57 (K. Allen, J. Peacock) d Robe 28 (K. Bywaters, B GRADE W L D B For Agst % Pts G. Perkins). Port MacDonnell 70 (T. Gilmore, L. Cram) d Hatherleigh 49 Hatherleigh 14 1 1 2 946 607 60.91 29 (G. Brooks, L. Wheeldon). Tantanoola 67 d Kongorong 27. Nangwarry 61 Port MacD. 14 1 1 2 826 596 58.09 29 d Glencoe 52. Tantanoola 11 5 0 2 694 537 56.38 22 Kalangadoo 10 5 1 2 792 684 53.66 21 A reserve: Kalangadoo 36 (L. Isley, J. Clements) d Robe 34 (A. Nunan, Glencoe 7 8 1 2 754 754 50.00 15 D. Harris). Hatherleigh 53 (K. Gray, A. Buhlmann) d Port MacDonnell 49 Robe 5 10 1 2 645 648 49.88 11 Nangwarry 4 12 0 2 596 770 43.63 8 (S. Morgan, B. Scott). Tantanoola 59 d Kongorong 32. Glencoe 46 d Mount Burr 2 13 1 2 454 738 38.09 5 Nangwarry 30. Kongorong 2 14 0 2 530 891 37.30 4 B grade: Kalangadoo 47 (K. Mulraney, J. Bott) d Robe 41 (C. Bermingham, L. Dening). Hatherleigh 60 (J. Paul, T. Smith) d Port B RESERVE MacDonnell 37 (C. Mansel, F. Scott). Tantanoola 59 d Kongorong 22. W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 16 0 0 2 845 482 63.68 32 Nangwarry 67 d Glencoe 44. Port MacD. 14 2 0 2 770 469 62.15 28 B reserve: Kalangadoo 50 (N. Ryan, C. McElroy) d Robe 23 (R. Pech, Kongorong 10 5 1 2 572 475 54.63 21 N. Stoddart). Hatherleigh 49 (T. Clough, N. Skeer) d Port MacDonnell 42 Kalangadoo 9 6 1 2 554 512 51.97 19 Nangwarry 8 8 0 2 630 582 51.98 16 (M. Perryman, A. Bowd). Kongorong 49 d Tantanoola 11. Glencoe 39 d Glencoe 6 10 0 2 578 626 48.01 12 Nangwarry 31. Robe 3 13 0 2 467 697 40.12 6 17 and under: Robe 83 (B. Kennett, H. Perkins) d Kalangadoo 32 (K. Tantanoola 3 13 0 2 395 671 37.05 6 Mount Burr 2 14 0 2 464 733 38.76 4 Bowden, L. Bott). Hatherleigh 65 (M. Smith, S. Allen) d Port MacDonnell 20 (T. Perryman, G. Cutting). Tantanoola 72 d Kongorong 24. Nangwarry 17 AND UNDER 49 d Glencoe 44. W L D B For Agst % Pts 15 and under: Kalangadoo 44 (M. Lock, K. Martin) d Robe 11 (C. Tantanoola 15 1 0 2 928 602 60.65 30 Wagstaff, J. Troeth). Hatherleigh 71 (E. Watson, D. Smith) d Port MacDonnell Mount Burr 14 1 1 2 813 568 58.87 29 Robe 10 5 1 2 787 611 56.29 21 8 (S. Ferarri, A. Hutchesson). Kalangadoo 44 d Robe 11. Nangwarry 80 Hatherleigh 9 7 0 2 903 785 53.50 18 d Glencoe 11. Nangwarry 9 7 0 2 674 634 51.53 18 Port MacD. 4 12 0 2 606 832 42.14 8 13 and under: Robe 35 (E. Gould, D. Carter) d Kalangadoo 26 (J. Kalangadoo 4 12 0 2 634 882 41.82 8 Jones, M. Bowden). Hatherleigh 42 (A. Wight, A. Brooks) d Port MacDonnell Glencoe 3 13 0 2 731 865 45.80 6 18 (P. Tilley, T. Buckingham). Kongorong 52 d Tantanoola 18. Nangwarry Kongorong 3 13 0 2 528 825 39.02 6 57 d Glencoe 20. 15 AND UNDER A GRADE W L D B For Agst % Pts W L D B For Agst % Pts Nangwarry 16 0 0 2 989 318 75.67 32 Port MacD. 15 1 0 2 1138 574 66.47 30 Hatherleigh 13 3 0 2 845 423 66.64 26 Kalangadoo 15 1 0 2 1033 600 63.26 30 Tantanoola 12 4 0 2 768 512 60.00 24 Glencoe 11 5 0 2 850 607 58.34 22 Kalangadoo 10 6 0 2 663 410 61.79 20 Hatherleigh 9 6 1 2 920 822 52.81 19 Kongorong 9 7 0 2 630 558 53.03 18 Robe 6 9 1 2 729 684 51.59 13 Port MacD. 5 10 1 2 492 619 44.28 11 Tantanoola 6 10 0 2 738 837 46.86 12 Glencoe 4 11 1 2 541 753 41.81 9 Mount Burr 5 9 2 2 806 956 45.74 12 Robe 2 14 0 2 341 775 30.56 4 Nangwarry 2 14 0 2 618 1127 35.42 4 Mount Burr 0 16 0 2 185 1086 14.56 0 Kongorong 1 15 0 2 459 1084 29.75 2

A RESERVE 13 AND UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 15 1 0 2 977 648 60.12 30 Hatherleigh 16 0 0 2 696 364 65.66 32 Port MacD. 12 4 0 2 859 599 58.92 24 Kalangadoo 12 4 0 2 670 483 58.11 24 Tantanoola 11 4 1 2 773 584 59.96 23 Kongorong 12 4 0 2 629 491 56.16 24 Glencoe 10 6 0 2 691 658 51.22 20 Mount Burr 10 6 0 2 665 469 58.64 20 Robe 7 7 2 2 634 569 52.70 16 Robe 8 8 0 2 477 458 51.02 16 Kalangadoo 8 8 0 2 661 698 48.64 16 Tantanoola 6 10 0 2 429 492 46.58 12 Mount Burr 3 12 1 2 469 752 38.41 7 Nangwarry 4 12 0 2 450 600 42.86 8 Kongorong 3 13 0 2 598 823 42.08 6 Port MacD. 4 12 0 2 401 602 39.98 8 Nangwarry 1 15 0 2 494 825 37.45 2 Glencoe 0 16 0 2 221 695 24.13 0

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Back row (L-R): Damien O’Dine, Adam Taylor, Ben McGregor, Ben O’Dine, Brad Stephens, Shaun Buchannon, Matthew Fox, Zack Williams. Middle: Gordon Lewis (Goal Umpire), Josh McNamara, Jamie Burley, Nic Allen, Will MacDonald, Rohan Povey, Michael Edwards, Ryan Fox (Vice Captain), Bob Bowd (Team Manager). Front: Michelle Coad (Trainer), Ben Nash, Jordan Zeitz, Steven Noble (Captain), James McGregor (Coach), Justin McRostie, Tom Latchford, Matthew Byrne, Johnathon McBain, Anne Fensom (Trainer). Inserts: Brodie Murdoch, Roger Murdoch (Senior President), Tracy Livingston (Trainer). Coach: James McGregor 1. Matt Byrne Small strong back man midfielder who has had a fantastic year reining 2010 reserves medallist 2. Rohan Povey Tall lightning fast can also take a terrific high mark, very versatile player 4. Adam Taylor Small midfielder who slips under opposition radar very clever and clearance specialist 5. Ryan Fox Club leader extremely quick and plays far taller than he is interrupted year with injuries but should be ready to go for finals 6. Matt Martin very clever and skilful midfielder who experience is second to none never wastes a possession. 7. Ben McGregor Fantastic player highly skilled huge work rate his arrival midseason has seen our side improve in leaps and bounds 9. Brodie Murdoch High quality junior with an amazing left foot kick destined for bigger things 10. Mick Edwards Returning veteran who had been in our best week in week out plenty of finals experience, huge work rate 12. Matt Ikin very strong in and under player never takes a backwards step 13. Paul Bosco veteran who loves big games strong reliable defender 14. Josh McNamara New player to the club very uncanny takes a great contested mark 15. Justin Mcrostie young player who is strong quick and improving each week can play anywhere 18. Shaun Buchanen rebounding half back dual best and fairest winner returning to the club this year 19. Nick Allen Another one of our very talented colts huge left footer who is capable of kicking a bag 21. Jordan Zietz Young gun on baller very skilful great football brain huge future 22. Zack Williams Club leader who has huge respect from his teammates considering his young age very rarely beaten back man 23. Will MacDonald Reining a grade medallist who has continued his amazing form as good as you’ll see in MSE 24. Jamie Burley Tall strong back man loves the big challenges 25. Ben Odine Tough highly skilled onballer who never wastes a possession can kick a goal 26. Brad Stephens Great tough midfielder/back loves a big mark can turn a game 28. Steven Noble Club captain very highly regarded amongst teammates and opposition, match winner 29. Damien Odine Versatile left footer who loves hard contests never takes backward step 30. Kane Blacksell courageous small flanker runs all day 32. James McGregor Coach midfielder/forward capable of kicking goals 34. Matt fox Ever reliable backman who can play on any size player very clever 36. Tobbei Kennett tall defender who love rebounding great skills 41. Angus McGregor Tall Super strong skilful player always gives 100% 44. Johnny McBain amazing player fast athletic has X factor still very young 14 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Seniors: Port Mac v Glencoe Glencoe Murphies

Back row : Max Moritz (Scoreboard), Marcus Von Duve, Mathew Childs, Matt Sinkunas, Zacc Cocks, Hamish Price, Tom Edwards, Trent Hawke, Josh Wilson. Middle row : Bryn Weaver, Kevin Briggs (Coaching Director), Leo Sharaf, Ethan Bronca, Luke Diegmann, Lachlan Medhurst, Jace Weaver, Ali Scott, Leigh Von Duve, Gareth Von Duve (Water), Simon Phillips (Team Manager), Jenny Medhurst (Trainer), David Kuhl (Runner). Front row : Erica Hurley (Head Trainer), Brendan King, Clay Von Duve, Matthew Patzel, Mark Kieselbach (Captain), Adam Price (Coach), Brad Gosden (Vice Captain), John Bradley, Alyx Peacock, Adam Kuhl (Water). Coach: Adam Price 1 Josh Wilson Proven player in finals in WBFL. Highly skilled player who creates opportunities from the half back line. 2 Leo Sharaf Magical Leo. A crowd favourite. Evasive skills and marking are a pleasure to watch. Good goal sense. 3 Leigh von Duve Back for first senior season at Glencoe. In excellent form prior to injury late in the season. 5 Marcus von Duve Also back at Glencoe and quickly reestablished himself in the side as key player with excellent penetration on his kicks. 6 Matthew Sinsunas Two Walker Medals indicate his capabilities. Has played closer to goal this year as a marking forward target with good goal sense. 7 Tom Edwards Young defender who finished the season well. Can play checking roles or provide run from defence when free. 8 Zacc Cocks First senior season but plays with maturity. Attacks the ball strongly and is rarely beaten in a ground contest. 9 Brad Gosden Experienced defender who provides direction to youngsters around him. Always gives everything to the club. 12 Clay von Duve Youngest of the brothers who thrives when the going gets tough. Finds plenty of the ball in packs. 13 Ali Scott Experienced forward/ ruckman. Uses his body well in contests and strong marking option. 15 Nathan McEachern Small forward with pace and gets goals from around the packs. 16 Jace Weaver Our leading goalkicker. Capable of big scores when on song, both from marks and elusive groundwork. 18 Mark Keiselbach 2011 Captain. Consistent performer all season who can player right across the ground from key forward, to close down opponents in defence or can move to the ruck. 19 Hamish Price Started season as a shut down defender who spoils strongly. Has moved to the wing and competes in every con- test. 23 Bryn Weaver Another first season player who has established his place in the team. Injury has affected him late in the season. 25 Lachlan Medhurst Last year’s Malseed medalist. High leaping ruckman who gives midfield plenty of the ball. Mobile around the ground in marking contests. 27 Ethan Bronca Has earnt position on the wing towards end of the season. Can be used at both ends of the field. 32 Matthew Patzel Former coach who returned to Glencoe mid season. High skill level and experience has been a valued asset to our young side. 37 Adam Price Coach. Leads by example and gives everything to every contest. Key defender who like s the opportunity to get into the midfield. 38 Matthew Childs Consistent performances in the reserves has provided opportunities at this level at the end of the season. 42 Trent Hawke Consistent utility who can play across the ground. Plays the game hard and wins many contested possessions. 48 Luke Diegman Ruckman/ forward who has gained in confidence as the year progressed. Present s strongly from the goals. 50 Brendan King Wing / flanker who likes a contest. Has become a regular senior player this season. 58 Alyx Peacock First season player who has developed his game to get opportunities in the seniors as the season has progressed www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 15 Reserves: Glencoe v Mt Burr Glencoe Murphies

Coach: Marcus Mulraney 4 Alex Hentschke 10 Tom Kosch 11 Grant Wurst 13 Ali Scott 14 Tim Biggins 15 Nathan McEachern 20 Craig Paproth 21 Ben Hentschke 22 Gareth Von Duve (Capt) 26 Troy Clasohm 28 Luke Rothall 31 Nathan Baker 32 Shaun Watson 35 Matt Hasse 36 Jake Lamb 38 Mathew Childs 39 Dillan Young 40 Marcus Mulraney (Coach) 43 Jason Boult 44 Sam Jones 47 Grant Spooner 49 Vaughn Johnston 50 Brendan King 51 Andrew Norman 53 Matthew Crowe Back row : Andrew Norman, Matt Hasse, Ross Stafford, Jake Lamb, Jason Boult, Nathan Baker, Sam Jones. 56 Ross Stafford Middle row : Erica Hurley (Head Trainer), Heather Arthurson (Trainer), Trevor Matthews (Water), Kathy Finnis (Water), Andrew Peacock (Team Manager), Tim Biggins, Tom Kosch, Luke Mulraney, Alex Hentschke, Bevan 57 Luke Mulraney Lipscombe, Grant Wurst, Grant Spooner, Robbie Edwards (Goal Umpire), Tommy Mulraney (Selector), Aaron 58 Alyx Peacock Johnston (Timekeeper), Max Moritz (Scoreboard). Front row : Shaun Watson, Matt Holden, Mathew Childs, 60 Bevan Lipscombe Marcus Mulraney (Coach), Gareth Von Duve (Captain), Vaughn Johnston, Ben Hentschke, Nathan McEachern. Mount Burr Mozzies

Coach: Armando Sorella 2 M Osmond 3 J Stevens 5 N Ash 7 S Gamble 10 M Sporer (c) 11 R Robbins 18 S Phillips 20 A Golding 21 S Bye 23 S Smith 26 J Lesslie 29 W Lowndes 30 R Hilton 31 J Launer 34 M Schmook 36 R Gurney 37 S Bradley 39 D Gurney 40 M Wilson 41 L Thiele 42 D Vanderhorst 43 C Butler 44 C Bowering 45 L Vearing Back Row: Ben Verbena, Rob Hilton, Adam Gardiner (team manager), Scott Gamble, Shane Westerman, 46 A Curson Luke Vearing, Matt Osmond, Chris Butler, Nick Ash, Jim Lesslie, Wayne Busbridge (time keeper), Clint 47 N Harris Bowering. Middle Row: Henry Lowndes (runner), Matt Wilson, Luke Thiele, Jordan Stevens, Dion 48 B Verbena Vanderhorst, Drew Golding, Shane Bradley, Shannon Smith, Justin Launer. Front Row: Steve Bye, Andrew 50 S Lesslie Curson, Dave Gurney, Matt Sporer (captain), Armando Sorella (coach), Sam Phillips (vice captain), Rick Robbins, Michael Schmook, Ray Tukia (goal umpire). Inset: Nick Harris. Absent: Sam Redden. 16 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Senior Colts: Robe v Mt Burr Robe Roosters

Coach: Stephen Gibbons 5 Michael Dell’Antonio 6 Jordan Dawson (VC) 8 Sam Denton 13 Hamish Smith 15 Alex Clements (C) 16 Jordan McMartin 21 Terrence Wilfred 22 Sam Altschwager 24 Matthew Dell’Antonio 25 Harry Hooper 28 Edward Dutton 29 Angus Baker 30 Jack Sneath 32 Kieran Smith 33 Jesse Tomlinson 36 Jarrod Flannery 38 Michael Hansberry 39 Angus Weir 40 Ben Gabites 41 Ben Bayliss 43 Joel Hann Back - Andrew Everett (runner), Jake Golding, Antony Kokiousis, Baden Ling, Mitchell Ling, Geoffrey Howe- 47 Bryden Wagstaffe Morgan, Zac Deane, Jed Regnier. Middle - Sally Denton (trainer), Steve Clements (Junior president), Tammy 50 Harry Hooper Lindner (trainer), Lachie Smith, Nathan Slaughter, Dylan Peters, Henry Ludwig, Joel Gibbs, Tristen Ling, Sam 53 Kyle Flannery Clements, Andrew Dening (team manager). Front - Elise Lehmann (trainer), Jack Edwards, Egan Regnier, Thomas Dell’Antonio (C), Stephen (Dogsy) Gibbons (coach), Brodie Dening (C), Jaryd Dawson (assistant coach), Jordan Harris (VC) Kahlia Dening (team manager). Absent - Andrew Gore, Hamish Kurray, Paul Kurray (goal umpire). Mount Burr Mozzies

Coach: Maurie Puiatti 1 J Moore 2 C Burnett 3 B Flood (c) 4 K Wimutu 6 M Fields 7 J Fiebig 8 B Quintel 9 J Muhovics 11 T Wimutu 12 J Wilson 13 B Wilson 14 J Bromley 15 Z Anderson 16 T Stanley (vc) 17 D Lambert 18 A Butler 20 C Hampton 21 C Van Mosseveld 22 J Wallis (vc) 23 D Montuori 24 J Radley Back Row – Kodie Wimutu, Brodie Quintel, Justin Bromley, Jordan Muhovics, Ben Wilson, Troy Wimutu. Middle Row – Cody Burnett, Josh Fiebig, Cody Hampton, Dylan Montuori, Jacob Wilson, Dylan Lambert, Zach Anderson, Jamie Radley, Marcus Field, Michael Wallis (Team Manager), Gavin Fiebig (Runner), Front Row – Graham Stanley (Water), Josh Wallis (Vice- Capt), Tyler Stanley (Vice-Capt), Graham Fennell (Assistant Coach), Ben Flood (Captain), Maurie Puiatti (Coach), Jake Moore, Ashley Butler. www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 17 Junior Colts: Mt Burr v Robe Mount Burr Mozzies

Coach: Ray Tukia, Armando Sorella 1 Thomas Hales 2 J McBain 3 D Vanderhorst 4 Tyson Tukia 5 J Wallis 6 Tom Tukia 7 J Watts 8 Lachlan Collyer 9 D Hogan 10 B Ballantyne 11 E Ballantyne 12 B Gregory 13 C Wilson 14 J Robbins 15 T Beelitz 16 C Davis 17 H Shultz 18 Liam Collyer 19 C Crescentino 20 K Bradley Back Row: Armando Sorella (assistant coach), Aaron Gregory (team manager), Brodie Hogan, Liam 21 B Hogan Collyer (vice captain), Jesse McBain, James Wallis, Cody Davis. Second Row: Connor Crescentino, Dylan 22 S Wallis Vanderhorst, Lachlan Collyer, Connor Wilson, Brodie Gregory, James Watts, Tom Tukia, Kade Bradley, Tyson 23 J Gregory Tukia (deputy vice captain), Ray Tukia (joint coach). First Row: Darcy Hogan, Jacob Gregory, Jesse Robbins, Hayden Schultz (joint captain), Sam Walis (joint captain), Ben Ballantyne, Eddie Ballantyne, Tyson Beelitz, Tom Hales. Inset: Ashley Hales (joint coach). Robe Roosters

Coach: Michael Gibbs 5 Michael Dell’Antonio 6 Jordan Dawson (VC) 8 Sam Denton 13 Hamish Smith 15 Alex Clements (C) 16 Jordan McMartin 21 Terrence Wilfred 22 Sam Altschwager 24 Matthew Dell’Antonio 25 Harry Hooper 28 Edward Dutton 29 Angus Baker 30 Jack Sneath 32 Kieran Smith 33 Jesse Tomlinson 36 Jarrod Flannery 38 Michael Hansberry 39 Angus Weir 40 Ben Gabites 41 Ben Bayliss Back- Harry Hooper, Michael Hansberry, Bryden Wagstaffe, Sam Denton, Hamish Smith, Michael Dell’Antonio, 43 Joel Hann Jack Sneath, Kieran Smith, Rino Dell’Antonio (team manager). Middle- Steve Clements (junior president), Andrew 47 Bryden Wagstaffe Smith (goal umpire), Elise Lehmann (trainer), Angus Weir, Kyle Flannery, Jarrod Flannery, Angus Baker, Joel Hann, Sam Altschwager, Sally Denton (trainer), Rodney McMartin (umpire), Steve Tomlinson (runner), Tammy Lindner 50 Harry Hooper (trainer). Front- Jordan McMartin, Edward Dutton, Harry Hounslow, Alex Clements (C), Michael Gibbs (coach), 53 Kyle Flannery Jordan Dawson (VC), Terrence Wilfred, Matthew Dell’Antonio, Jesse Tomlinson. Absent- Ben Bayliss, Ben Gabites. 18 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au MSE Football L E A G U E

Sponsored by Scotts Group of Companies, Club notes WIN TV and KCA MSE FootballMT BURR award went to Matt Holden. Thanks to Dave Hurley and would be though coming up against an undefeated side. LThe E Mt ABurr G United U Football,E Cricket and Netball clubs Sam Cocks for playing today to make up the numbers and We struggled a bit throughout parts of the game but it was last week said farewell to an absolute legend in Mick Walker. both seemed to enjoy their time on the field. Again good pleasing to see everyone kept going in spite of the problems It is hard to put into words what a lifetime of support means luck today and keep your season going. we had. Best players went to Caitlyn and Chloe for their to a club but the respect shown at Mick’s Funeral probably The senior colts had a one sided affair. Thanks to our hard work and consistent running. Well done to everyone says it all. I wish to say thanks to the Kalangadoo Footy players who went to help Nangwarry out, especially Hamish else for your efforts, especially with some of the positional club who joined us in a minute silence for Mick at the begin- and Jon who really made a difference to them in the first changes we had! Thanks you all for the season and your ning of our last minor round fixture at the Doo. All those who half. Perhaps a swap of a couple more could have made efforts and for putting up with the last minute changes to were present at the Thursday night training who joined in the game competitive as other clubs have done during the training! Good luck for next season – look forward to seeing the large circle in the centre square for a minute silence I year. There was a long list of goalkickers as everyone had a you guys out on the court. am sure were moved as I was. Our thoughts are with Jean chance up forward during the day. To the players that now U13’s: Nangwarry 57 d Glencoe 20. Well done girls. and her family move up to seniors next year good luck at this level and A good finish to the season. Hope you all had an enjoy- RIP MICK WALKER. thanks for your contribution this season. able season and you have certainly improved all your skills. Well it’s officially the pointy end of the season and to Our Junior Colts’ final game of the year against Nangas Good luck next season in your new teams. Thanks for let- have all four grades involved is a tremendous effort. First was a great contest with both sides attacking forward and ting me coach you guys. off we see the junior colts in action. Like Ray and Halsey giving the scoreboard lads a busy time. Our boys have fin- Juniors: Great Team game by everyone today. Everyone have said from the word go this year work hard , love your ished a really solid year of footy - every game a hard day came in front and worked hard to get the ball. Everyone footy, work as a team and you will come out in front. Coach in the office, requiring them to put themselves into tough looked like they were enjoying themselves and had a fun Ray said it’s been fantastic to coach with Ash this young physical contests and keep their heads up when they are game. Each one of your girls have improved so much over MOZZIE side this year, it’s been an amazing journey from getting beaten. Each of the Glencoe lads knows what it the season and I hope you all enjoyed for some your first where they finished last year and we believe the boys can means to be mentally and physically tough, with none of year. I wish everyone good luck for their netball futures! take it right up to the other teams. Good luck today lads. our lads dropping their heads when the going gets tough The senior colts have been the big improvers this year. and nobody expecting easy ball gets. The Nangas lads HATHERLEIGH Under the expert guidance of Maurie and Skel the lads have too were hard at it on Saturday, putting in for every contest football: In the final minor round of the season, we rightfully earn’t their spot in today’s 1st semi. Coach Maurie and making our lads work for every score. Tommy kicked a travelled to Port MacDonnell, where the sun actually shone said “The improvement in the players has been pleasing to great goal when he went down to full-forward and Braeden for the majority of the day! Our Junior Colts, Senior Colts watch especially on the training track that’s where it starts only just missed to also score for us. Charlie took a super and Reserves all had to win to cement a spot in the finals, from and hopefully now we’re in the finals the players will mark rebounding a kick-in and passed off cleverly to help us but unfortunately things didn’t go our way and all four of our go in confident and in good form”. On Ya Boys good luck score again. William showed his football versatility when he footy teams finished their seasons last Saturday. today. went for a run through the centre area and Slapey rucked The Junior Colts lost by 64 points against the Demons. The reserves boys have had an up and down year excellently for us. The older boys were skilful and strong Awards: Brad Slape (Presidents), Sarah Allen (P. Walters), with injury and availability but have worked themselves into again and we wish them all the best as they go up to senior Jake Wight (G. Nilsson), Mitch Pulmer (Ladies Committee), a finals birth. On their day they can match with any other colts and thank them for their great efforts and leadership Luke McGreggor (HSRC Steak) and Lachie Lang (G. team in the comp and let’s hope today is the day. Coach this year. The younger lads will get a well-earned rest now Nilsson). Amando has done a great job all year with the ressies and ready to put themselves in for another year of tough, hard- The Seniors Colts were also beaten, going down by 84 let’s wish them all the best as they try to go back to back working footy in 2012. points. Awards: Aden Bell (Seebohm Sportspower), Sam and retain their crown. Today our seniors travel to Robe for knock out finals. Telfer (C. Gilbertson), Sam Waring (G. Nilsson), Tom Schulz Of course we won’t see the A grade in action till next Obviously we wish them and our netball sides all the best. (Seebohm Sportspower) and Dylan Clough (Seebohm week at Pt Mac and I am sure coach Krugz has their train- Also good luck to those in contention for awards at the Sportspower). ing worked out to a tee. presentations coming up this week. In Sam Fitzgerald’s 200th senior game, the Reserves Good luck to all players for the Finals the club will be NETBALL: A Grade: Congratulations to Nangwarry they gave it their all, but were unfortunately beaten by 30 points. behind you all the way. played a consistent and controlled game of netball to win Awards: Sam Fitzgerald (K&S Ampol), Ben Scudds (Dave’s Also good luck to all players at the upcoming League their last game of the season. Disappointing outcome from Panel & Paint), Luke Haines (Beachport Hotel) and Darren presentation, juniors on Sunday and seniors on Monday Glencoe point of view although undermanned there was no Paul (Grand Hotel). night. Our own presentations will be juniors on Sunday physical reason this game should have been lost. Our pres- The sun was still shining for the A Grade, but there was the 11th of September and the seniors date is still to be sure over the ball and on our own players was fast. Anyway a fair breeze blowing towards the change room end. As this confirmed but will be advertised very shortly. Once again let’s move on to focus on today’s final with our minds and was the last hit out for the year, we wanted to go out on a the club is proud of everyone’s efforts and good luck in the body completely dedicated to the great team play that we positive and challenge one of this year’s finalists. We did finals. have come to know over the second part of the season. exactly that. The boys played a great game, demonstrating Thanks to our sponsors for 2011, Fasta Pasta, Best players were Donna Edwards, Sarah Frew and Laura some precision skills, commitment and preparedness to Blackbird Industries, Whitty Engineering and J & A Scrap Edwards who played her first A grade game, well done. run. It wasn’t the perfect game, we still made errors, and Metal Millicent. A Reserve: Well done on the win to solidify our spot even though we didn’t come away with the win, we were http://www.mtburrfc.com.au in finals. We need to keep working hard and make sure happy to have put up on hell of a scrap. “Hell it’s good out here” we don’t get complacent. First best went to Mel for great Tiller Saunders was fantastic through the middle, and defence (SMB Civil). Second best went to Nicole Heaver for the Bay boys had no one to stop him. With his fancy foot GLENCOE a solid game in centre and the encouragement award went work and slippery manoeuvring, no one could manage to FOOTBALL: We finished the minor round at Nangwarry to Sarah Lawler for consistent shooting again. Let’s focus lay a tackle on him all day. Mat Faulkner was again an on last week and while we achieved the 4 wins the A Grade today and get the win so we progress through the finals as field leader and inspiration. His work ethic was unbelievable. and Juniors were competitive games until the end. The we deserve. Well done to all on a great season to date. Despite going in with a few sore spots and niggling injuries, crowd attending for the first Phil Muhovics Memorial game B Grade: Well a bitter sweet way to finish up the sea- and copping a few more throughout the game, he worked saw all players work hard for their teams and it was a fitting son. We decided to have a bit of a muck around, this cost tirelessly and racked up quality possessions. Beggsy was a start to this tradition. us the win however had no bearing on the final result for us problem for the opposition, using his footy brain and skills Again there was a long list of players considered for and was good to finish up with a few laughs. Best player to cut off many Pt Mac attacks and he too worked hard to awards but the defensive efforts of Zac Cocks in his first went to Jas Lamb, second to Leona Mulraney and third to push forward and be dangerous. senior year where he shut down contests and worked the Caitlyn Lewis. I would like to thank all you girls for a great Matty Fabris was another on-baller who was playing his ball from deep in defence saw him awarded best player. year, we improved so much over the season and all got part, getting to the right positions and giving us good use of Close behind was Matt Sinkunas with safe hands and long along famously. Thanks to all the girls who filled in for us the footy. Watto played on an up and coming superstar and accurate kicking and he finished with 4 goals as well. Tom over the season and thanks so much to Joyce for being our after a shaky few minutes early, really dominated this con- Edwards was a linking player from defence and ran forward ever reliable scorer. test. His athleticism was a huge asset for us and enabled as usual to rate highly. Luke Diegmann controlled the ruck B Reserve: 39-31. Woohoo! Great finish to win our 4th him to be a pest all day (in a good way). with accurate taps to his midfield to create clearances while game in a row. Our improvement at the end of the year was Muffy Merrett played both down back and up forward Leo Sharaf was elusive and accurate to finish with 4 goals. a credit to each and every player. Great shooing Carly and and did well in both spots, providing a rebounding option The final award went to Josh Wilson who again contributed Annie. Kate and Nicole feed beautifully. Sarah gave plenty at one end and a sneaky forward target down the other. the team orientated moves that may go unnoticed but are of options down the court. Jaala and Claire’s defence has Speaking of sneaky, Brett Sneath was fantastisc early, set- certainly appreciated by those who watch the game close- been fantastic. Thanks to Joyce for scoring all year and tling in to play the kind of game we’ve come to expect and ly. Leeane for being Team Manager. love from him. He had strong hands overhead and always Now we are the part of the season where we need to U17’s: 44-49. What a fantastic effort for our last game! willing to put his body on the line for the benefit of the team. be on song from the start of the game and control where Last time we went down by 30 to this team so it was a great Franky presented well all day, taking some strong grabs our season takes us. turnaround! We almost got there against a team vying for to finish with four and his brother Sean was again a rock The reserves had a comfortable win but with a few out finals. Well done to Chelsea, Julia and Chloe for a fantastic in the backlines, ably assisted by the rest of our defend- competition for finals spots will be keen next week. Brendan effort in goals with some wonderful movement. Great work ers. More players could rate a mention as we were proud King was back after a family addition and was a forward in defence by Caitlin, Anna and Michaella. We forced turno- of the way all contributed. Thanks to Hainesy and Scuddsy focus with his speed and goalkicking and Ali Scott used his vers all day. And great work by Ashlea and Laura through for helping us out and backing up after the B Grade game experience in the midfield to set up chances for teammates. the midcourt who applied constant pressure and executed after late withdrawals from the A’s. Awards: Tylah Saunders Tim Biggins was able to control the ball movement forward some great feeds. Thank you all for a wonderful year and (Somerset Hotel), Mat Faulkner (Beachport Hotel), Simon and is finishing the season where he started in excellent special mention to Ashlea, Chloe and Michaella who all Beggs (Millicent Golf Club) and Matt Fabris (Prince of Wales form. Sam Jones won lots of contested possession and graduate to seniors next year. We look forward to seeing Hotel). Craig Paproth defended strongly from our backlines. Again you all again next year! Donna xxx Well that brings us to the end of another season! 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Sponsored by Scotts Group of Companies, Club notes WIN TV and KCA butMSE fell a little Football short, finishing in fifth spot. Considering we look forward to taking on Glencoe on Saturday. Awards: ing the rewards. Jayde (Fasta Pasta) and Macca are play- lostL Greeny E A in ourG third U game,E as well as his replacement at Georgina Brooks, Lori Wheeldon and Megan Gysbers. ing smart netball and delivering the ball to an inform attack Centre Half Back, Cam Slape, who was doing a fantastic Calcutta: Georgina Brooks. Good luck to all our other six line. Tanya stepped up to make Kelli’s role at GA not so job but broke his collar bone and missed the last six games, teams! Great effort Eagles! daunting. Well done Kelli and we hope you are feeling bet- and Faulks missed five games as he was away for work, What a fantastic season 2011 has been for the ter soon Melissa. Thanks to those that sat bench both there are some pleasing signs for next year. We’re not mak- Hatherleigh Netball Club! All seven of our teams have today and throughout the season. Also to Lauren who was ing excuses, and we’re not happy to miss out on finals, but made the finals! Good Luck to the A Grade and the Under our ‘green arm bandit’. if we can keep the core of this group together and get a few 17s this weeked at Robe in the first semi final and to the A A Reserve: It was great to finish the season on a more on board, things look quite good for the future. reserve, B grade, B reserve, Under 15s and Under 13s in high with a win over Robe. Well done! Lisa made a very A big thank you must go to Faulks, our coach, and his the second semi final next weekend. Go Eagles! welcome return to the court and her presence and on family, who have put in another huge effort this year. It’s very court leadership had a big impact. Jessie (Gambier City time consuming as a coach and he has performed his role KALANGADOO Pharmacy Award) fought hard through the centre all game very well. Thanks to his able assistants in whatever capac- FOOTBALL: Our local moths balls are being put to and Hayley and Monique did a fantastic job at WA against ity, which help him to do the job that little bit better each good use after the final game of a frustrating 2011 season. tough opposition. Bec and Caitlin got hands to lots of balls week. Thanks to the trainers who patch the lads, game Previous week against the Burr we had a fantastic in defence and also backed up well down court. Shauni after game and to our other footy sides with whom we train effort by Cans Bees to get the four points against a team played hard despite being unwell and combined brilliantly and mingle with throughout the year. Well done to Bob on firmly entrenched in the four while Memory’s boys put the with Kelli (Margaret St Meats Award) in goals. Thanks to his first year as President, another good job and filling the first round nightmare to bed against a mozzie team who all my supporters throughout the season for helping make big shoes quite well. To all of our volunteers, be they on had the memory of local legend Mick Walker to win for. my job easier, and a special thanks to Lisa who filled in as a game day or behind the scenes, your work is valued and The Robe game saw the Canned Bees coodabeens “super coach” when I was unavailable. appreciated, if not always publicly recognised. Finally, to finally admit defeat in a season that could have been. B Grade: Kdoo 47 - Robe 41. A win to end the season, our valuable sponsors, our biggest gratitude goes to you as It also saw Robe’s changeroom wheely bin full of boots not a pretty win, but a win all the same. Lapses in concen- you make playing footy at Hatherleigh a great thing to do as as Wombat, Stoney and Crouchy all finish stellar careers. tration that affected our passing were the main downfall for your constant support allows us to provide for our players Great efforts boys. Don’t be shy blokes, hang around and the game. Our efforts at chasing the loose balls was out- and our club. support the Doo boys in 2012. standing, something we need to continue with next week. Good luck to ALL netball teams who fly the flag for the Great to see young Pebbles line up with the old Stone Best were Kirby (Margaret Street Meats) with another fan- Eagles in the finals series. Get behind all the girls and show Henge in the reserves before a four quarter effort for old tastic shooting display and Jenine (Molonys Market) for an them the support that they deserve – go you mighty flying Memory’s senior side. brilliant game at WA. Well we got to the finals and now is Eagles! Laney’s Pies who took on second semi finalists Robe our chance to benefit from our hard work throughout the For all the latest club news and information, visit hather- were no semblance to the opening side of the season. The season. Let’s go out there and give it our all and move leighfc.sportingpulse.net monty of playing in another finals series didn’t occur. If our through to the next round. Best of luck to you all. NETBALL: 15 & Under: 71 – 8. Congratulations girls, a local worry wart Fig can survive the season I suppose we B reserve: Kdoo 50 – Robe 23. Well done girls, the win good win for the last minor round game! Demi and Megan all can and hope for a better 2012. assured us of a chance to play off in the finals. I believe that combined well in goals. Bella “took on” the challenge of Memory has retired to the front bar of the South Aussie we have what it takes to be competitive in the finals, we playing WA this week and provided some good, strong and those lucky enough to be a part of history would have need to make sure that the nerves do not take hold and drives and passes into the circle. Claire’s determination was seen the legend boot his final goal in the Mid SE for the that we support each other and play as a team. Thanks evident all game which, assisted our defence in keeping Doo at 4.10pm on Saturday 27th August 2011. Thanks to my support team that help me each week without them the opposition scoreless for two quarters. Awards: Bella for the Memory. I would not be able to play and coach so a big thank you Spher, Claire Varcoe and Demi Smith. A big thank you to No bullshit this week apart from that written above. to Judy, Sue, Penny and Helen. Best players Narelle and Abby and Leila for being available at very short notice to sit Don’t forget our Black and White Moth Ball coming up Chandalin. bench for us. Congratulations to our 17 and Unders, who soon. 17U: As these will be my last budget notes, I would made it through to finals after a solid win last week and all Seeing we are buggered I’m going for the Port Mac like to thank “my girls” for a great season. There is never the best to our A Grade as they take on Glencoe in what will Minis. Good luck also to our Net Heads in their quest for a a cross word and great sportsmanship is displayed every be an exciting and skilful game. Go Eagles! few more flags. week. I am very proud of you all. For those leaving for Uni, B Reserve: 49 – 42. Well done grils to come away with Our junior teams didn’t finish the season on a high note all the best with your studies. To the “big girls” who played the win. It took a while to get into the game, going goal for as we would have liked but all things considered performed their last game of juniors at Robe, good luck with your sen- goal with Port MacDonnell to half time. We made it hard for above what most people expected at the start of the year. ior netball and to “the babies” see you all at K’doo next ourselves by playing behind, leading too soon, a few wild The senior colts were beaten by one of the top teams in season. Thanks also to Kathia for scoring and to Naomi for passes and not protecting the ball while we had posses- Robe. Despite the difference the players kept giving their all timing – makes my job sooo much easier. Awards: Kirsty sion of it. A little talk at half time got us working as a team until the final siren. Lack of numbers has been our down- Bowden (Maloney’s), Lauren Bott (Active 8). and playing a positve, strong, attacking game. Just remem- fall all season and with just another couple of competition 15U: Last game of the year for the 15’s and it was a ber – fifteen minutes at a time! Looking forward to the finals! aged players we could have a top four side. Thankyou to lovely day down at Robe. Every one played a great game, Calcutta: Thea Clough. all the junior colts who have stepped up most weeks to with Megan playing a blinder in defense. Kara again was a B Grade: 60 – 37. What an excellent free flowing game make sure we can field a team and offer the opposition a creative link through the mid court. Before we tackle finals against tough competition! Everyone committed and competitive game. Best payers last game were B Auld, B I would just like to thank all the girls for their efforts this year gave 100% all over the court! I think our coach should be Reddan, S Casey, R Carlson, M Krieger & M Lowe. so far, it has been amazing to see how far we have come pleased with every players’ effrot today – especially her The junior colts were playing for a spot in the finals but since round one. Also a BIG thanks to all the parents who own. Even in the last quarter, after being instructed to slow weren’t able to get the desired result. No finals this year have helped out this year - especially Lene’ and Maurie for the game down and just score our own, all wanted to finish however with good numbers of first & second year players scoring and timing!! Your support for the little things makes playing as strong as we started. Awards: Jill Paul (Somerset the future looks assured. Our game against Robe contin- my job that much easier. Thank you to Jordy for her sup- Hotel), Tina Smith (Fasta Pasta), Casey Grosser (HSRC) ued our trend of fine defence without being able to convert port of the team by making herself available for reserve for and Wanda Waring (Prince of Wales Hotel). Calcutta: Tina with our forward entries. It is very hard to get the balance us. Bring on finals!! Smith. right between an over amount of mature age players and 13U: Not the ideal way to finish the round but you can A Reserve: 53 – 49. Pt MacDonnell opened strong novice players and your clubs expectations of what is a all be proud of how far you have come this season. Your to score off Hatherleigh’s first centre pass after a missed successful season. I am of the opinion that if we have a improvement is quite noticeable and Kaylee (Maloney shot and continued to take a 4 – 0 lead before Hatherleigh competitive team and a team that is willing to learn and Market) is a prime example of this, giving her all. Jordy scored. At quarter time, scores were locked level at 12 all. listen and we can field a team each year we have a good was also reliable, playing another outstanding game under The second quarter was much the same, with our girls tak- team and a sound club. This season for Kalangadoo’s pressure. Give it your best shot today girls you have ing a two goal lead at the long break. Accurate shooting by junior teams I believe that is the scenario. Best players in worked hard and it would be great to see you all play well! both teams had the defences working hard at both ends. our last game against Robe were Jamil Jones, P Davies, Junior 1: Well done girls, as usual another good game However, Amber and Shasta took two great intercepts in Jordan Brennan, B Casey, L Farrugia & S Farrugia. by the whole team, I know I keep saying it but the improve- the last quarter and with Maddie and Michelle capitalis- The Kalangadoo junior football club would like to ment throughout the year has been amazing to watch ing to give us a handy 3 goal lead at the final bell. Kerrie thank our generous sponsors T & S Kriegers Rural and I am very proud of you all. Again thank you to Jaimee, and Sarah provided strong options through the centre. Supplies, Fasta Pasta, Subway, McDonalds, Hungry Shayla, Keeley and Emmason for filling in for me through- Thank you to Erin Watson for sitting on the bench. Michelle Jacks, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Video Ezy, K’Doo Lions out the year, it has been very much appreciated and Jones has scored for us each week, and Carly Fabris and Club, K’Doo Ladies Committee & The Kalangadoo Life you have definitely slotted in and been more than capa- Nadine were our primary carers – thank you for jobs well Members. ble of playing this grade. Well done girls, I hope to see you done! Awards: Shasta McGrath (Fasta Pasta) and Amber Reminder:- The junior Netball & Football presentation all back again next year. Buhlmann (Fasta Pasta). Calcutta: Kerrie Gray. day will be held Sunday 11th Sept. 12 Noon for a BBQ Junior 2: Today we just ran out of steam it being our A Grade: What a great first half girls, we started off Lunch $5 per family [ please bring a salad to share ] with last game. Shelby moved well in the circle today and just strong and confident and that showed in our court play and presentations starting at 1pm sharp. has to keep cutting and using your voice. Jamiee you we were only down by one goal at the first quarter break. NETBALL: Our combined Junior Netball and Football played well and are great in any position I put you. Sophie Our speed and patience was great. The second half wasn’t presentation day will be held on Sunday September 11th. good try at goal keeper you are defending well. To all my as good, we made too many passing and breaking errors. Please contact you coach for further details. other players, what a fantastic job you have all done and We need to make sure we look after the ball and select the A Grade: A solid team effort and a great way to finish improved so much from the first game you all played. right option and not force a pass that is not there. I think if the season. It is extremely pleasing to see the way we gel Hope to see you all next year. Good luck to Shayla, we can cut out these basic errors and play four good quar- together as a team. Our defence unit of Schultz (Margret Keely, Emmason and Jamiee who go up to Junior 1 Next ters instead of two we will be a threat in the finals. So lets St Meat), Jonesy and Kirsty is credit to the hard work they year. Best players were Shopie Byrnes, Shelby Ryan and work hard at our trainings this week on those things and have put in throughout the season and they are now reap- Jamiee Ryan. 20 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au MSE Football L E A G U E

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MSE FootballKONGORONG to give supporters hope for 2012. Despite the Saints giving Hatherleigh had to win today to make finals so was expect- LNETBALL: E A AG great U nightE was had by all the passen- it their all, Glencoe were deserving winners of the first Phil ing them to have a good crack. The boys showed what a gers last Saturday night at our flight night. I learnt a few Muhovics Cup which the Saints hope to rectify next year good team effort and working hard for each other can do, things from the night Ali and Kelley can use ping pong when we visit the Murphies. by keeping the opposition goal less for the whole day. Could balls inappropatiely and men shouldn’t wear fish net stock- It was great to see many former players in attendance have named 25 best players as everyone did their bit. It’s ings!! Huge thanks to Ella, Selena, Bernie, Michelle and at last week’s game and it just shows the respect Phil had great to see the boys in full swing heading into the finals. Amanda who shopped, printed and sourced all the goodies from his former players. He has been sadly missed by all Best players were Samuel Zeitz, Tim Sullivan, Scott Baulch, that we needed for the night. Good luck to our B Reserve at Nangwarry. Ned Wilke, Tom Zeitz, Tom Feast and Kyall McClean. and Under 13 girls who are in the finals action, I’m sure you A whisper has it that another Muhovics could don the Senior Colts: Hatherleigh were a tough opponent in will do us proud. Saints colours next season so lets only hope its not Fritz the first round and came out playing with nothing to lose U13’s: Tant 18 - Kong 52 Great way to finish the minor trying to make a comeback. We are looking to go forward. and everything to gain. It was a top hit out with plenty of round. Everyone of you played great. Emma, Megan, Don’t forget the Junior Presentation Night on Friday pressure despite what the scoreboard displayed at the end Kelsey, Tori, Maddy, Tegan, Sarah, Lauren and Caitlin all 30th September and the Senior Night on Friday 7th of the game. We continue to improve and now showing had great patches of play. I gave best players to the whole October. signs of settling with senior players recently coming back team. Lets think about finals and good luck to all teams. Proudly sponsored by L.V. Dohnt Nangwarry and Green into the side. We dominated centre clearances in the U15’s: Although we were defeated by quite a few, Triangle Recyclers Mount Gambier. first half, which was something Hatherleigh beat us in our the girls all put in a solid effort for their last game. Tiia NETBALL: Nangwarry Netball Club is proudly spon- first encounter. The forward line was open and efficient and Graeson created a lot of pressure in the defence and sored by Chemist King and Macs Hotel. which was pleasing to see on a day which presented dif- while Lauren and Megan put a solid effort in the attack. Correction to date for senior club presentation. This will ficult weather conditions. Our defence showed confidence Good centre court defence and leading by the centre court be held on Friday 7th October at 8.00pm not Saturday 8th with rebound and were very disciplined not allowing a goal players. The girls have some great skills that they need to October. Juniors to please bring a plate of sweets to share to be scored against them in the first half. Excellent to see develop even more next year. A great season to all girls - on the night. (Friday 30th September at 6.30pm) the side continue to push forward when four senior play- what a fantastic team to coach. Awards: Georgy’s - Tegan League Presentations – Junior Sunday 4th September ers removed at half time, with other people stepping up to and Subway - Courtney and Senior Monday 5th September. Please remember that the plate. Brad Chant with two running goals was excel- U17’s: Awards: Fasta Pasta - Louise Sutherland and help is needed on these days as Nangwarry are hosting lent as to his brother Riley, Joel Feast, and Jack Cawthorne 1862 - Issy Shelton these functions . Times – Sunday 12noon – 4pm Monday who all returned with spring in step after recent absences. B Reserve: Excellent finish to the season girls. Jessie 6pm -11pm. It is crucial that we get helpers for these days Well done to Darcy Kemp on selection in the A Grade, who Mac stared in goals with Mon and Mon. Kelly Bruce had so everyone please put up your hands and not let it be the continues to lead the defence with Tommy Lampard. Now so many interceptions, well done Kell. Belinda Allen your same people who usually assist. Also we need volunteers to the business end of the season which should see some dream came true and you shot your goal. As usual Mel, for preliminary final on Saturday 17th September as this is great contests, let’s make sure we are on our game, ready Sally, Carla and Trish played well. Awards: Nelson Hotel - being held at Nangwarry this year. As mentioned in our for many challenges Kelly and Activ8 - Monique Pink newsletter we need donations for stalls and raffle and peo- B Grade: Came up against Hatherleigh who was trying B Grade: Well what a season we’ve had!! ple to man these. Everyone is required to bake or donate to make the four and put in a good effort which was good Congratulations to all and thank you for your perserver- something. Please notify Kathleen Duffy or Jill Gibbett of to see when the pressure was on the boys. Played better ance, and positive attitude. Awards: Nelson Hotel - Louise your attendance and times you can attend. Thank you football but still have a few things to improve on com- Sutherland, Georgy’s hair - Sarah Hawkins, EFM - Graeson Senior grades don’t forget to donate a bottle of wine or ing into finals. Let’s get everyone out to training and have Kuhl and Rocks Tavern - Tamika Mullan six pack for the raffle please drop off to your coach ASAP a good crack at the finals. Best players for the day were A Reserve: The end of the season is here at long last. Junior 2: Great game girls. We have had a great sea- Goody, Quentin, Steve Lewis, Angus McGregor, Matt Ikin Thank you for a wonderful season girls. We didn’t win too son girls. Thank you for all listening all year and making it and Brett Lewis. many games but we had some laughs and fun along the enjoyable to coach. Hope to see you all again next year. A Grade: A game that wasn’t going to affect our lad- way, which is the main thing! Awards: EFM - Nat, Activ8 - Thank you to Amanda for helping me coach and umpire all der positioned or finals chances is exactly how the A grade Pheobs and Anita year. Video Ezy Award to everyone. played. There was nothing special about the performance A Grade: Well, we have had an interesting season full of 13U: What a great result for the last game of the sea- but we came away with a win. Best players were Matt Fox, ups and downs. We know we can mix it with the best as we son. Well done girls. You played as a team all game. Best who was everywhere and stopped many attacks, Mick have shown, with some great passages of play. Next year is game for the season. All of you played your personal best Edwards was again fantastic, Benny McGregor continues all about committment to do whatever it takes to make it a game. Congratulations to you all. Awards to Brooke and his great form, Zack, Poves (Rohan) and Matt Byrne were successful year. Lets look ahead at rebuilding this fantas- Sylvia. Hope to see you all next year. solid also. Moving forward to Glencoe this week; a must tic club back to the top. Awards: Bellum Hotel - Cindy and 15U: Another solid win with finals just around the corner win for the team and look forward to seeing how far they 1862 - Erin it was good to see us trying new combinations and passag- can go, but must show up in the right frame of mind and Junior 1s: What a fantastic end to the season with all es of play. Everyone is working hard and the result is show- who knows what is achievable. Let’s get back what we lost girls playing to their best of their ability. Beautiful defence ing with a convincing score of 80 goals. Award Canteen to last year! Go Demons. work by Emily, Brittney and Rebekah, not much got by you. Emily Podobnik for a great game at GK it is great to see you Some accurate goal shooting by Jessica and Emma and improving each week, you managed to get your hands to ROBE meanwhile Sophie and Maddy kept the game flowing with numerous balls throughout the game and your rebounding FOOTBALL: Senior Colts: Our last game of the minor nice leading and defence work through the centre court. I has really improved so well done Emily keep up the good round was played at home against Kalangadoo. With 3rd will miss you all! Best players (Everyone $5 award). work. spot already sewn up the team was challenged to produce Under 17’s: Our last game of the year, and we played B Res: Bad luck girls, we should have won this one but an effort that befitted their place on the ladder. We took the talented Tantanoola who sit 2nd on the ladder. Once again it was our simple things that let us down. Lets make a bit to settle through the middle with not much respect again, you all gave your best.. Special thanks to Issy Dihm it a big night on the netball trip girls. B Reserve would like being given to our opposition and to Kalangadoo’s credit who has been inspirational to the team all year with her to thank Dycer Constrcution for their kind donation this sea- they capitalised on this with great movement through the positive attitude and never lie down approach. I would son. Awards – Red Rooster Maddie, Active 8 – Jade. centre square. If it wasn’t for the back 6 repelling anything like to thank all the girls for their commitment this year and A Res: Another great team effort girls. Danni settled in that came their way things might have been a bit closer at especially to those in the centre court or who more often goals well with Angela. Tamara and Lauren combined well half time. Although we controlled the contest for the major- than not gave up a quarter each week to ensure we kept in the centre area and our defence line up of Karli, Melissa ity of the day, we still didn’t play 4 full quarters of footy(we our goaly and defence combinations. Finally, thank you to and Carly were on fire taking many fine interceptions. We will need to improve this if we want to cause some damage all the parents for coming out and supporting your children. have been improving each week girls so thanks for all your over the next month). Jack Eddy played an absolute pearler efforts this season it really has been a great team effort and I kicking 8 goals to finish of a great month of consistent foot- NANGWARRY look forward to seeing you all back next season. ball. Sam had plenty of the ball, Jed was his creative self FOOTBALL: The final game for 2011 for the Saints A grade: What a way to finish girls a excellent team again and our half backs in Dylan & Harris provided plenty ended as most games have this season with the Saints fail- effort and well deserved. Everyone gave it their all and was of drive. This week we play Mt Burr in the first semi-final at ing to win a game against Glencoe. rewarded with a great win. Robe. It is not often a team will get a home final so we need Both Junior games saw the Saints give all but as was Kate, Ebony and Kristy gave 100% all game. Our attack to make the most of this opportunity and show our club / the case in most games this season the opposition were line continues to grow and improve every week with Kiralli, town what team pride is. Dogsy. too strong. During the season the Junior Colts have greatly Maddie, Tammy and Nicole all combining well and our Incentives Café Belgiorno – Dylan Peters, Steve’s Place increased their numbers which is a promising sign, while the shooting percentage was fantastic. So well done girls it has – Jack Edwards, Dell’Antonio family – Andrew Gore, Robe Senior Colts really struggled and a big effort will be needed been a long season but we are a young side and next year if Seafood and Takeaway – Nathan Slaughter if the Saints are to be competitive next season. we can all stay together will see us win a few more games. Junior Colts: Last Saturday was a must win game for The Seconds were very competitive in the first half but To everyone that played and supported the Nangwarry our junior colts if they were to play in a home final and their following the main break the opposition took full control to Netball club in 2011 thanks for all your assistance and I opposition ( Kalangadoo ) were also fighting for that spot. easily account for the Saints. If we are to be serious finals wish the under 15 all the best in the Finals. The boys were definitely not going to be denied as every contenders next year, our attitude to training will need to player pulled their weight to play their best game of the year. improve immensely. PORT MAC The defense was miserly and Bryden made sure of his 2 The Seniors game saw Nangas and Glencoe play for Well done again – four from four. Congratulations for all goals before quarter time to put us in front. Alex, Jordan the Phil Muhovics Cup and for three quarters the Saints four sides for the finals. We wish you all the best. We also Dawson and Harry Hounslow left no doubt they were the certainly made Glencoe work to hold a four gaol margin at extend our congratulations to all the netball sides who have captains and led from the front. Jack was all class and is the final break but what has been a familiar pattern for the made the finals and hope we can continue to support each looking really comfortable in the midfield. Angus Weir mop- Saints this season we were once again overrun in the final other throughout the major round. Go the Demons!! ping up and running the ball from a back pocket or Jesse quarter by a finals side. Although beaten the Saints have Junior Colts: Last game of the minor round and after Tomlinson setting up goals at full forward, which is better? I made a steady improvement in the last half of the season a week off, started the game off with some great footy. will leave that for their dads to argue but I enjoyed watching www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 21 MSE Football L E A G U E

Sponsored by Scotts Group of Companies, Club notes WIN TV and KCA both.MSE Sam FootballDenton’s run and carry was damaging and as effort. Thanks for the season girls, I enjoyed coaching you behind the scenes to make our club a success. Huge usualL heE added A toG ourU tally E on the scoreboard. all. Incentive went to Ellie Gould. Good Job. thank you to our Sponsors-Radley’s Plastering, SMK Well we made finals in possibly the hardest way and J1s: What a little ripper of a team we have! We finished Electrical, J & A Valcarcel-Fuentes & Sons Fasta Pasta, that just makes me even prouder of this young team. We off the season well, with every player playing a different Holla-Fresh Pty Ltd, Tiger Hotel, Coopers, Glendee Auto will enjoy our home final along with Dogsy’s senior colts and position every quarter. It really shows our versatility. It has Repairs, Margaret Street Meats, Seebohm’s Sportspower, everything from now on is a bonus. been a fantastic season, with great attitudes and excellent Multi Metals, Zobels, J&SK Holloway, Fosters Foodland, Incentives Robe Electrical – Terrence Wilfred, Vic St improvement from all the girls. Well done to Georgie for Millicent Beaurepaires, K&S Ampol, Tony Egan’s Mensland, Pizzeria – Jesse Tomlinson, Robe Seafood and Takeaway – doing a wonderful job coaching these little gems! Banner, Ducky’s Surf, Hamilton, Hateley & Associates, Ben Bayliss, Robe Auto and Marine – Angus Weir Junior Committee Sponsors-Fasta Pasta, Graham & Junior committee raffle winner this week Jenny TANTANOOLA Julie Reilly Builders, Kaos Video, Peter & Marie Fennell Dell’Antonio FOOTBALL: JUNIOR COLTS: The final game of the sea- Cabinetmakers, SMK Electrical, KFC Mt Gambier, Ducky’s We would like to thank our weekly sponsors, Steve son for us saw us put up an effort that wasn’t truly reflected Surf, Tony Egan’s Mensland, Seebohm’s Sportspower and and Sam Woolston (Steve’s Place), Wally and Maria Gentile on the scoreboard. Whilst we went down 13-9 to 1-2 the Pick Avenue Bakery, your support is in-valuable. (Café Belgiorno), Rino and Jenny Dell’Antonio, Steve and team didn’t stop trying all day and their tackling in particular Thanks to Juicy X for a great night of entertainment, I Nicole Tomlinson and Bill and Jodi Keane (Robe Seafood was the best it has been all season. Best players were Blair am sure Jake B would have felt like he had played a whole and Takeaway), Anthony and Keryn Moore (Robe Electrical) Humphries who came in late in the season to bolster our season of football in one night, on Sunday morning. It was Paul and Louise Honner-Hounslow and Sean and Sally numbers and really lifted the ream spirit and confidence with great to see so many supporters having a well-deserved Emery (Vic St Pizzeria), Michael and Michelle Gibbs (Robe his size. Captain Bryce Radley, Stephen Moreland, Hamish good time. Auto and Marine). Ferguson, Ethan Glass and Jack Hann, who also kicked our Our Senior Netball/Football Trophy Presentation will NETBALL: On behalf of the netball club I’d like to goal. Big congratulations to Silly for the work he has put in be on Friday September 9th at 7.30pm and the Junior extend out heartfelt condolences to Linda, Jordie, Tahlia this year with the kids (some who hadn’t played before) and Presentation will be on Sunday September 18th at 3.00pm. and Joshua on the passing of Phil. We are all thinking of the improvement these kids showed throughout the sea- Congratulations and good luck to our Senior Colts, the you in your time of sadness and are all here to lend our sup- son is a great reflection on the work, teaching and patience netball U15, U17, B Grade and A Reserve as they try and port. Silly has shown. The good news-Silly is going to do the job bring a flag or two home to Tiger Land. Congratulations to Alison Nunan and Trish Yeo on being again next year!! Special thanks also to the parents who NETBALL: Junior 1 & 2: Well done to all the girls this awarded their Umpiring C Badges on the weekend. helped out through the year-Rads on flags, Doc timekeep- week. We took up the challenge of changing positions each All the best to Kellie and her U17 team this weekend in ing Errol on the scoreboard, Ben Lawson doing the running, quarter, and everyone gave their best efforts all game. We their first final. To play finals netball is a great achievement Scott Thomas on the water, Paul Walker & Wayne Reid from all tried hard to bring together the skills we have worked on to you all, so dig deep and show everyone what you are all the Junior Committee & Cav as trainer. The club can’t run throughout the season. The Ey Encouragment awards went made of! without your assistance and it really is greatly appreciated. to Emily and Paige and thanks to Maccas, all girls received A Grade: We had some good and bad passages of Good luck to all teams in the finals (particulary Tant Senior an award also. Can’t wait until next year! Go Tigers!!! play. We struggled to move the ball down court and into Colts & the Tant Netballers.) Go Tiges!! 13 & Under: Bad luck girls! I was so happy with your the goal ring. Kalangadoo moved the ball very well, made SENIOR COLTS: In sunny conditions at Tant we played encouragement on the court today. Even though we didn’t numerous intercepts through our poor passing. Good luck Kongorong and the boys started well, leading the first quar- win, you all played very well in positions you don’t normally to the 17’s and the footballers in the finals. ter by 5 goals. Mark Langley played a very solid game in play. I was so privileged to coach such a great group of Calcutta: Kim Bywaters Incentive: Georgia Perkins the middle, winning many touches. Kyle Opperman is girls. Best went to Victoria (Jolly Swagman), Chyan (Fasta A Res: We started off well converting our opportunities playing good footy and is finding plenty of the ball. Saxon Pasta) & Kacie (Hungry Jacks). and applying defensive pressure but as the game wore on, Scudds in centre half back is very hard to lay hands on set- 15 & Under: An impressive performance on the court by we wore out! We just seemed mentally tired and the effort ting up all our moves into attack, Hubert had a couple of all 9 players. Each player has shown they have improved needed to stay in front was too much for us on the day. jobs today and moved the ball around the park well. Sam in different areas of the game when comparing to our first Nicole came on at GA when Hanna’s ankle played up and kicked another bag of 8 goals and finished with 108 for the game of the season. As we head into our next and most shot some lovely goals. Our defensive trio of Danni, Alison season, well done Sam. Caleb Williams (Chipa) was strong important part of the season of netball all players will need and Hayley was rock solid and created a lot of turnovers. around the packs and overhead. So well done boys now to show their commitment at trainings and on game day to Kyla and Chanice ran hard and provided Chantel, Hanna let’s move forward to finals and achieve greatness. Awards: keep our finals run going. Thanks to all parents and sup- and Nicole with great support around the ring. Calcutta: Tony Egans Mensland-Mark Langley, Coaches Award-Kyle porters that continually encourage our team at the ear- Alison and Incentive to Danni for her strong defence and Opperman, SMK Electrical- Saxon Scudds, Fasta Pasta liest time slot week in week out. Special mention to our back up. Sam Tincknell, Meataxe-Caleb Williams, Ladies Committee- Assistant Chief Megan Fennell for her valuable input each I would like to thank my Team Manager Georgie for her Hubert O’Halloran. week. TFC Ladies Awards - Estella Serle & Casey Walker well timed input into our team and help all year, Paula for B GRADE: Well a long season has finally come to an 17 & Under: A good strong win to finish the minor round stepping in to coach whilst I was away and then staying on end and we couldn’t pull off the win we needed to get off Jami & Hijisa continue to combine well in goals ably fed by as assistant for the rest of the season, Rose for her strength the bottom of the ladder. Gab & Shelb. Lucy, Brianna & Kate played strong defence. and support of both the team and coach and finally to all A big thanks to all the senior colts who filled in for us Awards went to Jami & Shelby. Time now to focus on the our A Reserve players - we had every chance to fall in a this year, also some of the older retired blokes who came finals so let’s train hard and see where our journey ends. heap as a team but we stuck tight and made it to the end in at times under very short notice, so that we could fill a B Reserve: Last one for us today girls and it was good as a strong unit and that counts for a lot. team. Paul Searle my runner each week a huge thanks, to see everyone had fun. Thanks to Vicki for scoring, Cristy B Grade: Unfortunately a hard game for our team, with Clowny, Jinx, Cav and Julie for your tireless work in the for care providing and Hijisha for sitting the bench. We the recent loss suffered by a fellow team member who we medical rooms, as some B Grade boys need a little bit of might be hanging up our dresses for the 2011 season but send all our love and thoughts to but sadly couldn’t make extra attention on the old bodies to get them up each week. we would like to wish all our teams the best of luck in the it a win. A slow start to the game however we were level at Barry Linton and Jamie Bell for helping with some of the finals campaign. Great season Belinda and today was no the first break. Jess and Alex settled quickly in goals and the duties involved, Red and Bommer Captain and Vice thanks, exception earning yourself the Commersh Award and T, mid court battled through but our defence had their work Chappy for being my team manager for this season, not a what can I say, you never cease to amaze me and your fel- cut out with a much taller attack, 4th placed Kalangadoo nice job at the best of times let alone when we are strug- low team mates. Thank you girls for your support and to had a 6 goal lead that we narrowed down to 3 at 3/4 time gling a bit, Thanks a lot. all the people who have volunteered the time to help with however our inconsistencies let us down in the last losing Last, I would like to thank the boys for playing and scoring, timing and care providing. by 6, which was a 2 goal improvement on our last encoun- getting behind me even though we didn’t have the best B Grade: A wonderful 4 quarter effort today girls. It ter. Great battle girls and well done to all for the whole sea- of years on the scoreboard we gave it a shot and stuck was great to see this is what we have to do for the next son, big thanks to Beck Pech who hit the court for a short together. Best of luck to the teams in the finals, us B Grade few weeks. Full court defence was excellent by all eight girls time in GA and her devotion in the last 5 weeks from the boys are behind you and Janice I hope your team can pull when they were on the court. Let’s keep this going for finals sidelines. Calcutta to Cassie in Centre and Incentive to it off for you because this year you certainly have the brag- and good luck to all girls playing the finals today. Lashay GD/GK. ging rights in our house. A Reserve: Another slow start, but thankfully a better U17s: Well done girls- fantastic game today. You A GRADE: What a way to finish the year. A bit frustrat- 2nd quarter. The attackers are working well together with were consistent for the whole game and applied some top ing that we waited til the last month, or so to play our best some great feeding from Bec & Kath, finished off nicely by defence. We know what we need to work on this week. footy. Ash & Deb in goals. Billie and Nat are providing wonderful Make sure you are focused at trainings and get ready to With all the players gaining a lot of confidence hopefully back up and are driving the ball our of defence well. Let’s work hard against our opposition this week. Incentives- the boys believe that the team could really be something. have a cracking game today and come out firing. Like last Brooke Kennett and Hannah Perkins. Good to get our run and carry game going and a couple time we played Glencoe, they are going to be very tough to U15s: Another great effort girls, but we just lacked of unlikely goal kickers. Best players were Cameron Viney, beat, so we need to be on top of our game! accurate passing, leading and driving. Great effort by the Lyndon Smith, Dustin Knaggs, Tom Agnew, Cameron Saint A Grade: Well finally…on the lucky last game of the defence all game, good pressure was applied. We have and Adam Lindner. season we put 4 solid quarters together. Excellent team learnt and practiced many netball skills this year and I have GENERAL: I would like to thank our team managers- effort girls you played with pace & poise. Great effort Kate witnessed lots of improvement. Everyone should be proud Brad Smart, Mick Cytrowski, Shane Chapman, our runners & Kate in defence once again. Good feeding Nyss & Arnold of their efforts and keep trying to improve themselves in the Paul Walker, Scott Thomas, Paul Serle, Scott Bowering, finished off by Karly & Meg in goals. Not be be forgotten Wu future. Incentive went to Chloe Wagstaff and Jordie Troeth water boys, goal umpires-Dean Radley, Mick Williams, Mick had a strong game at WD. Best players Talana & Kate B. played a great defensive game. Our thoughts are also with Agnew, Dong, Grant Rowe, time keepers-Wayne Reid, Calcutta Talana. Jordie and her family with the passing of her dad. Jamie McRostie, Andrew Tincknell, Pat Thiele, Coaches General: Thanks to Juicy X last Saturday night at the U13s: This was the best game that I have seen you Scott Bowering, Jamey Hale, Shane Kelly, Matt Cytrowski, club was a classic Tant night! It was wonderful to see so guys play. Everyone played well as a team and I am so Josh Rowe, Markie Bell, trainers-Glen, Jinx and Cav, Scott many there to celebrate the end of the season in style. Best proud of every one of you. This was a taste of what finals Miller, Carmel & Deb for Thursday our Ladies Committee of Luck to all who are playing finals today, make it count! would be like. To beat Kalangadoo today was an awesome & Junior Committee and anyone else that has helped us GO TIGES!!! 22 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au A Grade Glencoe Murphies Hatherleigh Eagles

Starting back from left: Brandi Bouchier, Dana Hirst, Sarah Back L-R: Keston Tregenza (Coach), Kerry Smith (Coach), Maddie Kasparian, Chris Nobes (Coach). Front from left: Donna Edwards, Parish, Maddie Brennan. Front L-R: Anna Bosco, Georgina Brooks, Ashlea Edwards, Kylie Nulty, Gail Richards (Captain). Lori Wheeldon (Captain), Megan Skeer.

Brandi Bouchier – hard working defender, provides plenty of drive Keston Tregenza –key player for her side, creative goal attack, sets down court up play well. Dana Hirst – underrated shooter, reads play well, very strong Kerry Smith –experienced defender, who gives 110%, struggled with rebounder injury in the past weeks. Sarah Kasparian – uses her height to advantage, very accurate shooter and provides team with a dominant target in the shooting Maddie Parish – Athletic defender, with a strong drive out of defence circle circle. Donna Edwards-close checking defender who makes her opponent Maddie Brennan – first year seniors, versatile Mid Court player , work for each possession. A vital link between defence and attack. keen to improve in every game. Ashlea Edwards- Quick and agile player, very strong both ends of Anna Bosco- Much improved wing defence ,capable of switching to the court and has the ability to deliver to shooters with precision attack. passing Kylie Nulty – strong, versatile centre court player and with her experi- Georgina Brooks- 17 & Under player , great leap and accurate shot. ence as a shooter is the ideal feeder. Lori wheeldon – centre who runs all day,reliable feed to team mates. Gail Richards – Experienced defender ,capable of controlling the goal circle Megan Skeer – tireless worker who pressures opponents all day. A Reserve Tantanoola Tigers Glencoe Murphies

Starting back from left: Melissa Rowett, Michelle Kuhl, Kristy Back (L-R): Deb Smart, Ashlee Fensom, Nat Scott, Kristie Rowe, Heaver, Tammy Auld (Coach). From front left: Zoe Rowlands, Deb Jacqui Matthews, Kylie Serle. Front: Michelle Clarke, Kath Taylor, Curtis (Captain), Sarah Lawler, Nicole Heaver. Absent: Sarah Frew and Brianna Reilly, Bec Scanlon. Chelsea Treacey. www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 23 B Grade Tantanoola Tigers Kalangadoo Magpies

(L-R): Judy Wilkinson, Felicity Dowdell, Prue Staples-Hill, Sarah Back (L-R): Jordie Cushion, Morgan Lindner, Bianca Taylor, Brooke Durbridge, Alana Rowley, Kirby Mulraney, Jenine Bott, Lene Lythgo, Littlewood, Janice Kelly. Front: Tara Taylor, Samantha Attiwell, Jemma Jes Cook (Scorer), Amy Hawke (Manager). Inset: Amy Bruins. Watson, Kelly Johnston. TODD’S PHOTOGRAPHICS B Reserves Kongorong Hawks Kalangadoo Magpies

Back (L-R): Narelle Ryan, Jes Cook, Karen Lock, Natasha Wilinski, Back row left to right: Belinda Allen, Melissa Edwards, Sally Brooke O’ Connell, Penny Crouch (Scorer), Sue Rogers (Manager). Front: Nelligan, Monique Pink, Monique Buckinham. Front: Jess Hawkins, Jenine Bott (Coach), Chandalin McElroy, Hayley Rogers, Summer Josephs. Carla McCann, Jess McDonald, Kelley Bruce, Trish Von Stanke. TODD’S PHOTOGRAPHICS

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24 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Under 17’s Robe Roosters Hatherleigh Eagles

Back Row: Kelly Jordan (Coach), Brooke Kennett, Hannah Perkins, Back L-R: Vicki Fabris, Lorna Davies, Zoe Barclay, Sarah Palmer Alex Grimes, Liana Oschar. Front Row: Stacey Woodward, Georgia (Captain), Sarah Allan, Michelle Skeer (Coach). Front L-R: Marnie Perkins (captain), Hayley Woodward, Teghan McMartin. Smith, Tara Fabris, Georgina Brooks - Insert: Claire Smith. Under 15’s Tantanoola Tigers Kalangadoo Magpies

Back: Meg Fennell, Erin Williams, Lucy Pearce, Georgie O’Halloran, Back (L-R): Amanda Casey (Coach), Mikaila Pitt, Chloe Pratt, Stevie Hannah Williams, Kylie Serle. Front: Casey Walker, Tameka Walker, Judd, Brianna Coxon. Front: Megan Lock, Emma Greenfield, Maddi Alana Fensom, Ella Osborne, Estella Serle. Duncan, Kara Martin, Jayde Lithgo. TODD’S PHOTOGRAPHICS

Silver Birch Ph: 8725 5122 Fax: 8724 9843 6538 [email protected] Jubilee Hwy (East), Mount Gambier www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 25 Under 13’s Kongorong Hawks Mount Burr Mozzies

Left to right front: Olivia Fuller, Lexie Kermond, Chloe Vanderhorst, Back row left to right: Tegan Modra, Lauren Glynn, Megan Hein, Alanah Crescentino. Left to right back: Fiona Wilson (team manag- Sarah Gaylard, Ella Hein (coach). Front: Tori Evans, Emma Shepherd, er), Kaylah Lesslie, Sophie Bishop, Katelyn Wilson, Micala Langcake , Madelaine Manser, Kelsey Long, Caitlin Winter. Chloe McGinness, Ashlee Fennell (coach). Netball Semi-Final preview Robe Netball Club will play host to Season 2011 1st Robes Goal Circle and are very accurate when given the ond by 16 goals. In the round 10 clash at Kalangadoo Semi Final in Mid South East Netball. In what should opportunity. Stacey Woodward give s the Robe goal- Tantanoola were without key defender Bianca Taylor. be perfect conditions there will be some block buster ies every opportunity with strong drive through the mid Taylor provides her team with height in the defensive cir- games as 3rd and 4th placed teams go head to head in court and precision passing. This game will go down to cle along with strong drive down court. Her opponents the hope of keeping their finals campaign alive advanc- the wire with Hatherleigh reversing previous results. Sarah Durbridge and Kirby Mulraney use their speed ing through to the Preliminary Final. Seven of the nine Kongorong and Kalangadoo will meet at 1pm in throughout the court and a accurate when given the clubs will feature this week over the seven games. the B Reserve match. This will be another blockbuster opportunity. Taylor will team with Kelly Johnston who is The first game will start at 10am between Tantanoola game with only 3 goals the margin and a draw in the an experienced campaigner and combining with Jodie and Kalangadoo in the 15 & Under grade. Tantanoola 2 times they have met this year. Trish Vonstanke is a Cushion can take the ball smoothly through transition had the upper hand in the first game of the season but regular to finals netball and will control the mid court to meet Tiger Goalies Janice Kelly and Morgen Lindner. the results were closer in their next match up. Maddie for Kongorong. Her opponent Hayley Rogers has Felicity Dowdell (Kdoo GK) will have the task of contain- Duncan in goals for the magpies will face tough opposi- had a consistent season and will need to be at her ing Lindner whilst Amy Bruhn will have to stop Kelly if tion as the Tant defensive combination of Alana Fensom best to curd VonStanke’s influence. Kongorong circle they are going to take the win. and Georgie O’Halloran are teaming well to restrict their defenders rotate throughout each match with Melissa The main match of the day will feature Glencoe and opponents possessions. At the other end of the court Edwards, Belinda Allen and Sally Nelligan all perform- Hatherleigh. Glencoe have had the edge this year in tight checking defender Chloe Pratt will have the task ing well. Their opponents Brooke O’Connell and their matches so far. Although plagued with some inju- of containing the Tantanoola Goalers. Tameka Walker Chandeline McElroy will be aiming to get the ball clos- ries in recent weeks all players for the Murphies will be has had a brilliant season combining with Lucy Pearce est to the post to minimise rebounding opportunities. back on deck for this crucial game. Gail Richards and and Estella Serle. Serle has been out for the most of At the other end of the court Monique Pink will have a Brandi Bouchier will team in the defensive circle and the season with a knee injury and if she steps in to team tight tussle against the close checking game of Karen their opponents will be 17 & Under player Georgina with Walker they will be hard to contain. Casey Walker Lock. Kongorong may be the team to feature again in Brooks and Keston Tregenza. Tregenza has been in at centre for the tigers runs the centre position at full coming weeks. stellar form and is very creative in attack utilising Brooks pace and she will need to be stopped if the Magpies On the main court at 1pm Tantanoola will meet and bringing out the best in her game. Attacking play- are a chance. Tantanoola feature in 3 of the semi finals Glencoe. These 2 teams met 2 weeks ago in round 17. ers Maddie Brennan and hard working Lor Wheeldon this week and they may take their first win early. The lead changed many times throughout this game complete the Hatherleigh attack line. Their quick pace In the 11.30 time slot the 13 & Under and 17 & with Tantanoola taking the win by 4 goals. Both teams throughout the mid court and fast accurate passing will Under games will commence. Kongorong and Mount were able to use this game as a lead up to the 1st Semi be an area that will work in their favour. Glencoe should Burr will meet in the 13 & Under grade. Both times as they were set to meet again. Sarah Lawler at GA match this as Richards and Bouchier anticipate the play these 2 teams have met the margin has been 5 goals for Glencoe uses her speed to penetrate through the well working overtime to divert any ball heading their in favour of Kongorong. Megan Hein has been a domi- court and once in receipt of the ball in the goal circle way. They are well supported on the outside with Donna nant player for Kongorong regularly switching from GA converts accurately. Her opponent Nat Scott is also and Ashlea Edwards. Donna normally starts in the WD to GD. Her opponent if she lines up in goals could be very quick on her feet and this match up should be an position but has been taking the GD tag in Bouchiers Sophie Bishop who is very athletic and has good skills. even contest. Lawler partner in the goal circle Kristie absence. On her day she creates many headaches for Katelyn Wilson at the other end in Mt Burr shooting cir- Heaver uses the circle well to gain best position under her opposition player. Brennan (Hath WA) will need cle has also had a stellar season and is a focal point for the post and her opponent could be either Kristie Rowe to be on her game if she is going to be a threat to the her team. The centre area clash between Olivia Fuller of Jacqui Matthews. These 2 defenders play a different Glencoe defence line as both Edwards sisters swoop (Mt Burr) and Tegan Modra will also provide a tight tus- style of defence for Tantanoola. Rowe has had most on any loose balls or stray passes. Wheeldon and sle. Kongorong will continue their winning way into the of the season out with injury and has only hit the court Ashlea Edwards will have a tight tussle through the mid Preliminary Final in 2 weeks time. in the last couple of games. She reads the play well court with Wheeldons experience giving her the upper The 17 & Under clash between Robe and to take timely interceptions whilst Matthews is tight hand. Anna Bosco featured in Hatherleighs best in Hatherleigh will produce a high standard of netball. checking getting her hands to many balls. Matthews their second matchup for the season having a strong Robe were able to scrape over the line with a 1 goal win is also known to transfer mid game to the other end game at WD against Kylie Nulty. Nulty is creative in her in the first time they met for the season and were then of the court to GS. Deb Smart and Ashlee Fensom passing and use of space and Bosco will need to be able to extend this to 18 in their last meeting. Goalies have teamed well for most of the year in the Tant Goal in her way to prevent her use of the ball and accurate for both teams will certainly be the feature. Tara Fabris Circle. Michelle Kuhl proved a handful l last time they passing into goalers Dana Hirst and Sarah Kasparian. and Georgina Brooks are teaming well for Hatherleigh. met in the Glencoe Defensive end. She played a tight Hirst and Kasparian work the circle brilliantly and have a Fabris has been well guided by coach Michelle Skeer defensive game and sent the ball into Glencoe attack sound understanding of each others movements. The in her play utilising her height in the circle. No player in on many occasions. Mid court duals should provide an Hatherleigh defenders Megan Skeer and Maddie Parish the competition can match Fabris’s height and if posi- even contest. also have proved a good combination in recent weeks tioned well is unstoppable. Robe will need to stop the Tantanoolas third team will feature in the B Grade but may give away height to the Glencoe combination. ball before it enters the Eagles goal circle and restrict Semi against Kalangadoo. The results of previous Although a tight game is expected Glencoe will meet the accurate passing of Brooks, Zoe Barclay and Sarah matches have been very different. Tantanoola took either Pt MacDonnell or Kalangadoo in the Preliminary Palmer. Georgia Perkins and Alex Grimes team well in the first game by 15 goals whilst Kalangadoo the sec- final at Nangwarry 26 - 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Umpires C Badges

Patricia Yeo received her C Badge last Saturday from Karen Alison Nunan receives her C Badge last Saturday from Bec Cunningham. White. Best and Fairest Netball presentations preview The Mid South East Family League will be hold- this season causing turnovers and strong driving from Hatherleigh. ing its’ joint netball and football Senior Presentation down court. Dark Horse Kalangadoo’s Kylie Mc Manus Night on Monday September 5th at the Millicent Hatherleigh’s Keston Tregenza will poll well for It has been a while since a defender has won Civic and Arts Centre. The Junior Presentation will her club as she once again has been the focal point the top award as over the last few seasons it has be held at the same venue the day before, Sunday and playmaker in the attack line. Lori Wheeldon has been a goalie or centre court player. September 4th. been in great form in the centre position with her The Under 21 Award sees many talented juniors This year in the A Grade netball competition two drive and accurate feeding a highlight of her game playing in A Grade but Tantanoola’s Meg Fennel has teams Port MacDonnell and Kalangadoo have both style. been consistent all season. been dominant. All players have played consist- The teams outside the top four have players In the A reserve the winner should come from ently throughout the season for both teams and the who have also been strong contributors and have one of the top four teams with Hatherleigh’s Mardi votes should be an even spread. Port MacDonnell’s played consistently. Robe’s Felicity Carter who is Wight and Kerri Gray and Marie Lewis from the Bay Hayley Burner has been a strong contributor for her their focal point in goals has missed a few games being among the top vote getters. team with both her offensive and defensive play in due to injury but has been shooting once again In B Grade Port MacDonnell’s Fiona Scott and the centre position and an integral part of the Bays’ this season with high accuracy. Defender Leanne Lauren Lewis should be among the top contenders wins this season will see her catch the umpires’ Cameron should poll well with her strong defence along with Felicity Dowdell from Kalangadoo and eye. Goal shooter Toni Lee Gilmore is the focal work and also centre player Kim Bywaters who Tantanoola’s Jodie Cushion and Tarrah Taylor. point in the circle for the Bay and her ability to find rarely plays a bad game and with her high work rate In the B Reserve the Bay’s Janine Merrett should space and highly accurate shooting statistics will is a mainstay of the Robe team. lead the way for her club and with Kongorong’s Mel see her poll well. Playing coach Amy Cram should Mount Burr’s Kate Sporer is another goalie who Edwards a previous trophy recipient in this grade. poll well also with her tight defensive work plus has had a consistent season shooting with good There is an abundance of talent throughout the back up down court in the GD position has been accuracy and should poll well. Briony Muhovics in junior grades and any of these could win the top instrumental to her teams’ wins. mid court should also poll a few votes with her on award. Here are a few names for each grade that Last years’ winner Melissa Russell has once gain court leadership and high work ethic a bonus to her should be among the top vote getters: been in outstanding form, dominating in her posi- team. In the 17/Under grade Mount Burr’s Laura tion at GA. Russell has missed a couple of games Tantanoola goalie Meg Fennell with her ability to Schultz and Heidi Clarke, Tantanoola’s Shelby but still will poll highly. Jayde Peacock should poll find space in the circle and accurate shooting will Serle and Jami Walker. While in other sides, Robe’s well on her return to MSE netball. Peacock has poll votes. Both defenders Kate Reilly and Kate Stacey Woodward, Georgina Perkins, Hatherleigh’s been consistent at WA with her athletic ability con- Bromley who play a tight defensive game should Georgina Brookes and Port MacDonnell’s Candice tributing to the Magpies attack line. Kylie McManus also poll votes for their club. Merrett. is another player who never plays a bad game. Nangwarry and Kongorong both have only one In the 15/Under grade, Nangwarry’s Ebony McManus’s steady and patient play is an integral win on the board and players who have stood out McDiarmid, Bailey Watson and Kelly Lockwood part of Kalangadoo’s game. for them are Nangwarry centre Kirri Spada along should poll well. Tantanoola’s Tameka Walker, Glencoe is another club who have all players with goalie Kate Lamont. For Kongorong Allison Alana Fensom, Kongorong’s Tiia Pelkonen and contribute to their wins. Players who have been Anderson has been in the best players regularly and Kalangadoo’s Mikaila Pitt. Hatherleigh’s Megan standouts this season and should poll well are has played consistently each match for her team Allen should also poll well. defender Gail Richards whose quick reflexes and and defender Sarah Lucas another who gives her In the 13/Under grade Hatherleigh’s Annabel ability to read the play cause many turnovers. Goal all should poll for the Hawks. Brooks, Demi Smith, Kalangadoo’s Jordy Jones Shooter Sarah Kasparian has been dominant in the My top three for the A grade trophy are: and Kristen Redford should all poll well. Other play- circle and has shot with high accuracy. Mid court Gail Richards from Glencoe, Melissa Russell ers to poll well are Kongorong’s Megan Hein, Tegan player Donna Edawards has played consistently from Kalangadoo and Keston Tregenza Modra and Mount Burr’s Katelyn Wilson. www.msefl.com.au 2011 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL LEAGUE BUDGET - 27 2011 Mid SE Football Netball Fixture Round 1 – April 9 Round 6 – May 21 Round 11 – July 2 Round 16 – August 13 Pt Mac (97) def. Glencoe (60) Robe (69) lost to Hatherleigh (96) Hatherleigh (31) def. Glencoe (99) Tant (98) def Hatherleigh (53) Nang (48) lost to Kong (105) Tantanoola (63) lost to Pt Mac (103) Port Mac (74) def. Kongorong (47) Nangwarry (61) lost to Pt Mac (206) Tant (70) def. K’doo (59) Mt Burr (180) def. Glencoe (106) Nangwarry (62) lost to K’doo (83) Robe (89) def. Glencoe (63) Robe (58) lost to Mt Burr (62) K’doo (86) lost to Kongorong (89) Tantanoola (38) v Mt Burr (105) Mt Burr (127) def. Kongorong (70) Hatherleigh BYE Nangwarry BYE Robe BYE Kalangadoo BYE

Round 2 – April 16 Round 7 – May 28 Round 12 – July 16 Round 17 – August 20 Glencoe (104) def. Hath (70) Hath (40) def. Tant (36) Kongorong (65) lost to Hath (90) Hath (205) def. Nangwarry (28) Kong (92) lost to Pt Mac (120) Port Mac (231) def. Nangwarry (70) K’doo (101) lost to Pt Mac (118) Glencoe (185) def Tantanoola (78) K’doo (184) def. Nang (48) Glencoe (28) lost to Robe (126) Mt Burr (182) def. Nang (37) Kongorong (63) lost to Robe (125) Mt Burr (139) def. Tant (42) Kong (69) lost to Mt Burr (98) Robe (133) def. Tant (57) K’doo (103) lost to Mt Burr (132) Robe BYE Kalangadoo BYE Glencoe BYE Port MacDonnell BYE

Round 3 – April 30 Round 8 – June 4 Round 13 – July 23 Round 18 – August 27 Hath (34) lost to Kong (75) Nangwarry (66) lost to Hath (182) Hatherleigh (67) lost to K’doo (86) Port Mac (98) def Hatherleigh (89) Port Mac (69) lost to K’doo (108) Tant (90) lost to Glencoe (140) Port Mac (74) lost to Mt Burr (88) Nang (86) lost to Glencoe (161) Nang (21) lost to Mt Burr (184) Robe (104) def. Kongorong (72) Nangwarry (44) lost to Robe (113) Tantanoola (113) v Kongorong (69) Tant (43) lost to Robe (89) Mt Burr (239) def. Kalangadoo (55) Glencoe (90) def. Kongorong (56) Robe (125) v Kalangadoo (64) Glencoe BYE Port MacDonnell BYE Tantanoola BYE Mt Burr BYE

Round 4 – May 7 Round 9 – June 18 Round 14 – July 30 3rd September K’doo (77) lost to Hath (100) Hath 70 lost to v Pt Mac 103 Mt Burr (147) def. Hatherleigh (106) 1st Semi Final - Robe Mt Burr (112) def. Pt Mac (87) Glencoe 115 def. Nangwarry 78 Robe (126) def. Port Mac (107) Robe (211) def. Nang (20) Kongorong 106 def. Tantanoola 37 Tant (126) def. Nangwarry (76) 10th September Kong (62) lost to Glencoe (106) Kalangadoo 69 def. Robe 83 K’doo (59) lost to Glencoe (220) 2nd Semi Final - Port Mac Tantanoola BYE Mt Burr BYE Kongorong BYE 17th September Round 5 – May 14 Round 10 – June 25 Round 15 – August 6 Prelim Final - Nangwarry Hath (71) lost to Mt Burr (139) Glencoe 80 lost to Pt Mac 85 Hatherleigh (59) lost to Robe (160) Port Mac (63) lost to Robe (83) Kongorong 101 def. Nangwarry 59 Port Mac (160) def. Tant (76) 24th September Nang (66) lost to Tant (144) Kalangadoo 96 def. Tantanoola 85 Glencoe (82) lost to Mt Burr (83) Grand Final - Tantanoola Glencoe (56) lost to K’doo (95) Mt Burr 113 def. Robe 90 Kongorong (105) def. K’doo (72) Kongorong BYE Hatherleigh BYE Nangwarry BYE

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