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84 Edward Street Wagga W~gga ~~· ootball Operat1 ns Manager Tel: (02) 6921 9977 ,/"-x. Bob Hughes 2 6921 5000 :;;:;' Fax: (02) 6921 7278 ...... --· ... aylis Centre - Frequentflyer 6/47 Baylis Street Wagga Wagga 2650 P!lnled by Oxford Printery, Wagga Wagga, Ph 6921 3196 Fax 6921 161. Email: [email protected] -for the M.V.A.F.A. Inc. Murrumbidgee Valley Aust Football Assoc. Inc. • •FOQTY RECORD• - 2004 Mumimbidgee Valley Au~. Foott>aU AssCollingullie-A·K(l 30) if they give 100% anything can happen. Tim Durnan, Collingullie-A-K(216) v Rivcoll(20) ·Northern Jets(l 07) v North Wagga(61) Collingullie-A-K vTemora Chris Smith and Jason Malone will be prominent for North Wagga(162) v Northern Rts(126) TRYC( l 14) v Marrar(29) Marrar v Northern Jets Temora bye the Eagles. The Lions will far too strong for a spirited Temora bye North Wagga v Rivcoll Eagles outfit. TRYC bye General Bye 101ti April Gumly Oval is the venue for the match between Round 9, Sth June A quick whip around the grounds from last week 1 the Eastern Hawks and the Griffith Swans. The Swans Easter Weekend Round 15, 24 • July and we find that the top four sides defeated the North Wagga( l 00) v TRY((l 03) will be looking at cementing a top three finish and a Coll ingullie-A-K(96) v Northern Jets(l 08) bottom four sides thus the ladder standings remaining Collingullie-A-K v Rivcoll convincing victory here would put them well on the Temora(l 33) v Rivcoll (59) the same. The GGGM Lions once again showed their Round 2, 17"' Apri l North Wagga v Northern Jets way to achieving just that. Adrian Burns would be Marrar bye superiority with a solid 53 point win over Mango at TRYC(90) v North Wagga(136) MarrarvTRYC Mango. The Leeton-Whitton Crows returned to the reasonably happy at present with where Griffith are #Northern Jets(1 06) v Coll ingullie-A-K(122) situated. They still have key players out with injury and General Bye 12th June Temora bye winners list with a 15 point victory over the Narrandera Ri vcoll(49) vTemora(l 35) Inter league Game Eagles. Coolamon powered away in the second half they should return in the near future. Brett Owen, Trent Marra rbye FFL vs Hume League Round 16,31"July to defeat the Eastern Hawks by 86 points. Griffith had Bradley and Ben Wade have been playing well for the Swannies. The Hawks put it Coolamon for the first half Round 3, 24tti April TRYC v North Wagga to pull out all stops before beating the Turvey Park last week but still cannot manage to put four quarters Temora(l 28) v Northern Jets(165) Round 10, 1gtti June #Northern Jets v Collingullie-A-K Bulldogs by 43 points at the Exies Oval. Collingu llie-A-K(103) v TRYC(80) #Northern Jets(74) vTemora(69) The match of the round this week is at Kindra together. Jamie Ross, Ben Perkins and Darren Cuthbert Rivcoll vTemora North Wagga(59) v Marrar(48) TRYC(74) v Collingullie-A-K(66) Park, Coolamon, where the Grasshoppers take on will once again do their very best for the cause. Time Rivcoll bye Marrar(30) v North Wagga( 104) Marrar bye the Leeton-Whitton Crows. Both sides have been is running out for the Hawks to register a win and it Rivcoll bye playing below their potential recently and with only won't be today. 1 Maher Oval is the venue for the match between Round 17, 1 • August six matches remaining before finals commence both Round 4, p cMay Turvey Park and the MCU-E Goannas. This match is Round 11,26th June Temora v Northern Jets camps will want a sharp increase in the excepted form TRYC(82) vTemora(81 ) Temora (108) vTRYC (164) level. It must be a little confusing to both coaches to crucial for both Clubs.Victory to MCU-E would see them •Northern Jets(238) v Ri vcoll(37) North Wagga v Marrar Rivcoll (50) v Northern Jets (147) know what they are capable of and the level at which slip two games clear in fifth spot whilst a Turvey Park Marrar(52) v Collingu llie-A-K(61) Collingullie-A-K, Rivcoll, TRYC bye Collingul lie-A-K (98) v Marrar (49) they are currently producing. Coolamon can't leave it win would see them join the Goannas on equal points. North Wagga bye North Wagga bye to the same few every week as it will requ ire a full team Even though Turvey were beaten by 43 points last 1 week it probably wasn't a bad effort. They have had a Round 5, s• May Round 18, 14 • August effort to knock the top side off. Brendan McKelvie, Luke couple of late inclusions recently and this will only help Temora(68) v Marrar(98) Round 12, 3"' Ju ly TRYC v Temora Maloney and Matt Hard will lead from the front in this Collingu ll ie-A-K(85) v North Wagga( l 19) Marrar (90) v Temora (78) their finals quest. Andrew Loughman, Josh Ke nnedy ·Northern Jets v Rivcoll one. The Crows will remember back in rou nd 6 when Rivcoll(80) v TRYC( 158) North Wagga (152) vCollingullie-A·K (103) they handed Coolamon a 7 goal hiding Kerry Vaughan­ and Stephen Medlin have been consistent of late. The TRYC (229) v Rivcoll (27) Marrar v Collingullie-A-K Goannas had a third quarter lapse last week which Northern Jets bye Niven must install into his team the belief that they can Northern Jets bye North Wagga bye repeat the dose again today.To enable this to happen it give the Lions enough time to "put them away''. They Round 6, 15• May will require a full team effort and Matt Robertson,Travis have been playing pretty good footy the last month TRYC(l 18) v Northern Jets(l 83) and I don't think they should be too disappointed in 1 Doyle and Jamie Broadbent will be keys to their victory North Wagga(183) vTemora(53) Round 13, 10 • July Round 19,21"August hopes. I tip the Grasshoppers to sneak over the line. last weeks effort. Rod Simms, Neil Lawson and Dale Marrar(l 17) v Rivcoll( l OO) ·Northern Jets v TRYC Temora v Marrar Logan Oval, Ganmain, is the venue for the match Cameron will be doing everything possible to ensure Collingullie-A-K bye Collingullie-A-K v North Wagga Temora v North Wagga between the Lions and the visiting Narrandera Eagles. a Mango victory. Even though it is at Maher Oval I think Rivcoll v Marrar Rivcoll v TRYC The Lions have continued on their merry way and it MCU-E might sneak away with the points. Round 7, 22nd May I trust that everyone will once again to the right Collingullie-A-K bye Northern Jets bye will take a fully committed team to lower their colours Temora(62) v Collingullie-A·K(146) thing by their side and get out and support them. Enjoy #Northern Jets( 147) v Marrar(90) this year. I'm not saying that they are unbeatable - I'm saying that the other sides will have to step up a cog if Round 13 of the Riverina Football League. Thought of Rivcoll(41) v North Wagga( 186) FIN ALS: the Week: Man who run in front of car get tyred. 1 they are to defeat them. They play very well as a team TRYC bye 28 • August (Sat): Second Semi Final and they have confidence in one another. Brandon 1 29 • August (Sun): First Semi Final Ryan, Nathan Irvine and Scott Hamblin are consistent 4th September (Sat): Preliminary Final 11 th September (Sat): Grand Final l\larrandera Ex-!iervicemen'!i Club # Northern Jets home game at Ariah BOLTON !iTREET, NARRANDERA - PHONE 6959 1 i!66 Park • Northern Jets home game at Saturdays: Live entertai nment from 8pm Ardlethan Tuesdays & Fridays: Bingo Thursdays: Monster Competition Raffle (30 prizes drawn ?pm) Sundays: Monster Meat Raffle, drawn 1 pm JUPITER MOTORS Murrumbidgee Hire Service Bistro open 7 days (1 2-2pm and 6-9pm) B mazca 9'sueARu Courtesy Bus available: Thu 5.30-11 pm, Friday 6pm-midnight, Sat 6 .30pm-midnight A LL-WH EEL DR I V E Marquees, Cutlery, Chairs, Tables, Dance Floors, Party Hire. PROUD SPONSORS OF QUINN MEDAL (RFL's Best & Fairest player in 1st Grade) Ph 6921 6555 20 Edward Street 7 Saxon Street, Wagga Wagga Information for Members & Bona fide Guests Wagga Wagga Phone 6925 3066. Obligation-free Quotes Murrumbidgee Valley Aust Football Assoc. Inc. • MFOOTY RECORD ~ - 2004 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • wFOOTY RECORD ~ - 2004 RIVCOLL(C.s.u.) 1111snPtt•s GRIFFITH Sl\T1\NS The Uni holidays arrived and hit us hard last week. SENIORS A day of ups and downs for the Griffith Swans SENIORS Th anks to all players for their efforts especia lly those last week. Turvey Park proved a formidable 1. Jason Hampel 29. Matt Bunn who doubled up for two games. The Reserves made a 1. Ben Bussell 33. Ju stin Graham opponent in all of the grades, with some coming 2. Matthew McDonald 30. Brendon Giason slow start but after quarter time, started to play some 2. Phil Willis 34. Matthew Macfarlane out on top and others struggling a little. Our 3. Phi ll ip Rowston 31. Brendon Hicken good football and get some goals on the board. Best 3. Matthew Driscoll 35. Michael Collins sponsor for the game was the Yenda Hotel. 4. Ad ri an Burns 32. Warwick Armst rong players were Chris Goss bagging 5 goals, Pete Birks, 4. Ryan Gleeson 36. Lachlan Bryce The sen iors had a so lid w in, even though t he 5. Damien Scott 33. Mark Smith Scott Farrell, Jason Kelly and Pete Johnson. football was nothing flash. Shane Pound was 5. Matthew McConnell 37 . Goff Schnogel 7. Ben Ford 34. Matthew Scott kicking goals from everywhere and was awa rded 6. Tyso n Arentz 38. Ben Creighton 8. Rodney Duncan 35 . Daniel Best The Sen io rs were going to be up against it from the 7. Alex Trescowthick 39. Ch ri s Ega n the Exies Dinner for Two and the mug. Simon 9. Trent Bradley 36. Tim Wilson start but were determined to put in 100-percent effort 8. Aaron Cottrell 40. Andrew Duncan Sp iers won the Snuggle In award and the Bennet for the whole game. Captain James Walsh led from the 10. Michael Duncan 37. Simon Spiers 9. Brett Davies 41. Thomas Randell kids w ill be living it up at McDona lds after Jamie front all day, spoiling anything that came in his direc­ 11 . 38. Wayne Tyndal l 10. Lu ke Milgate 42. Steve Keene was awarded the McDonalds voucher. The Ron's Jamie Bennett tion. Pau l McKelvie worked hard in the midfield all day, Auto One award went to Damien Scott, after a 12. Jeff Mickan 39. Rick Frkovic while others to play well were coach Craig Seton, Brett 11 . Alex Beckton 43 . Scott Farrell prehistoric performance. The McNabb Caltex 13. Greg Dreyer 40. Glenn Ceccato Davies and Matt McConnell, 12. David Webster 44. Travis Longmore 13. Jesse Donnelly 46. Scott Lanarus Petrol Voucher went to Adrian Burns. 14. Ben Wade 41. Ju stin Moat 42. The netballers also struggled for numbers last 14. Jack Wa ll 47. Ben Percy The Reserves had a good w in after being 15. Dave Curra n Ashley Gardiner week, with the in-form C graders forfeiting their game. 15. Shane Dalzell 48. Steven Dimitrikelis bolstered by the return of an o ld favourite in 17. Matthew Crack 43 . Lu ke Testoni B grade were our shining light of the day winning 45 17. James Wa lsh 49. Glenn Harper Rowdy. Phil kicked 5 goals in his first game for 18. Shane Pound 44. Rodney Ma le to 23 . Votes went to (3) Onika (2) Kirsty (1) Amanda K. A 18. Scott Brown 50. James Christie the season. The Autopro award was given to t he 19. Andrew Romagnolo 45. Co l Cassidy grade played well against the top side but went down 19. Joseph Rad way 52. Craig Lewis hairdo himse lf, Nathan Creevy. Chris Conlan won 20. Brett Owen 46. Kri s Duncan 42 to 27. Votes went to (3) Jayne (2) Summa (1) Kirsty. 20. Cra ig Seton 53. James Cleeland the McDonalds award, The Case lla Estate Wines 21. Ryan Hill 47. Harpreet Singh Thanks to those girls who backed up and to Paula who 21. Aaron Weathers 54. Steve Kirby awa rd was given to Ned Flanders, and t he En Bee 22. Myles Bunn 48. Rodney Simpki n came out of retirement and played two games. for hair award was g iven to Norm Campbell. The 22. Pete Johnson 55. Brad ley Gorman 23. Brett Lanyon 49. Norm Campbell players player award was voted upon after a few 23. Angus Seekamp 60. Keria n Bundy 24. Andrew Trotter 51. Luke Catanzariti This week we see a few more players return with beers and the only one left sta nding was Ned so 24. Scott Angel 61. Mick Ca rroll 25. Simon McClure 52. Jamie Codemo Uni games on next week. Best of luck to all the guys 25. John Wallace 69. Jason Kelly he won. who are going to Uni games, we hope you do well. 26. Dom Giorgi 53. Luke Roberts 26. Allan Charnock 71 . Kerrin Potty The U18's struggled to get a tea m on the This week we welcome Ma rrar to Bushpig Park were 27. Ch ris Con lan 54. Andrew Gifford 27. Steven Hamdorf 72. James Li ndner track, and once out there didn't show a w hole lot we hope to have another close game like last time of resistance to the Turvey Park team. There were 28 . GregTyack 55 . Terry Young but with on ly one difference - we are the winners at 28. Paul McKelvie 74. Luke Hulm some stand out players though, Dean Catanza riti the end of the day. Reserves will be looking to put a 29. Chris Pyle 76. Troy O'Ca llaghan 110-percent effort in to come away with the fou r points 30. Andrew Knight 80 . Michael Irons won the Synergee voucher. The McDonalds U18s aga in in what shou ld be a pretty even ly matched game. 31. Tim Goonan 88. Lee Dawes awa rd went to Kri s Hicken after a stellar 46. Kri s Duncan 67. Reece Newman The Bushsows will be looking to get all 3 grades on the 32. Randy Munzell performance. Brady Corbett was awarded the 56. Jonathan Gastin 68. Cameron Gillette court this weekend and get their finals aspirations back Video Ezy Voucher and Alex Potroz the Canteen 57. Dean Crack 69. Reece Hill on track. After the game it's back to the Red Lion. Voucher. The Birthday boy, Paul Bugna won the 58. Shaun Stubbs 70. Luke Habel TIM GOONAN'S Nufarm hat, happy birthday Paul. 59. Kri s Hicken 71. Jos h Ward So until ...... Carlton realise their season is over, Uni [[!] The A Grade netball team played hard, but 60. Matt Johnson 72. Reece Best - KITCHENS &JOINERY­ 61. Tim Matheson 73. Bra dy Corbett holidays are over, Rocket learns to kick, Maria Sharapo­ Specialising in: just couldn't quite match it w ith their Turvey va is our Miss Farrer entrant, Coll ingwood reali se they opponents. The McDonalds awa rd went to Karen 62. Terry Wade 74. Lucas Kidd • New kitchens only beat Hawthorn, Gooy plays another game, we win Stuckings and t he mug went to Kayleen Ward. 63. Cli nt Munroe 75. Wi ll Overs • Renovations at Uni games, Nummy is awarded goa l umpire of the The B Grade team had a good w in and are setting 64. Dean Catanza riti 76. Andrew Baker • Built-in Robes 6 Norton St, Wagga Wagg a 65. Ali stair Mccork le 77. Jarred Duncan year and we all grades of football and netball today. themselves up for a solid finals ca mpaign. The ·Vanities Ph. 02 6971 0146 66. Paul Bugno 78. Alex Potroz sta nd out players were Melissa Napoli winning 79. Da niel Creevy CTFP t he mug and Alison Ward the McDonalds award. Th e Rock Gibraltar C Grade also won comfortably w ith Ka ren Collins winning the mug and there was no McDonalds Get The Fit DARBY'S PES'f CON'fR OL awa rd. Kim Savage has won it nearly every other week so we might give it to her for comfort food Sporting TERMITE, SPIDER and DOMESTIC PEST CONTROL w hile the rabbit is over seas. There were no & Juniors this week. Darby Munro - 0417 665 063 ~ Th e Eastern Hawks are in the firing line this 380 Banna Ave, Gri ffith casual Phil Gannon - 041 8 6g5 007 week w ith all grades looking at cementing their Ph (02) 6964 2231 footwear Fax (02) 6964 2228 6 Allambie Way, Wagga Wagga positions on t he ladder with good w ins. It wont specialists. be easy as it is one of the longest t rips that we must do. Al l players w ill need to be in good form to meet the cha llenge. Our game day sponso r is Ernie Wade Painting Contractors. If you want Griffith Exies Sports Club some painting done, then give Ern ie a ca ll. He will paint just about anything. Speirs St, Griffith. Ph 69 642323 • Bistro open Wed-Sun 12-2 & 6-9.30 tor lunch and dinner 1 94 EDWARD STREET, WAGGA WAGGA Vistors are most we lcome to join • Air cond1t1oned bars, icy cold beer Tel: Pub - 6921 3305; Bist ro - 6921 2057 Good luck to all the players. Go the Swa ns!! the Swans in th e cl ub's Sports Lounge after each home game. • Nightclub - great music and light show p d f th R' II B h · • • Beer Garden with live entertai nment rou sponsors 0 e IVCO us pigs Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • "FOOTY RECORD" - 2004 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. loc. • ~ FOOTY RECOR Oft - 2004

TE MORA NARRANDERA 1~1.\C•I~l~S The road to leading to Ga nmain today wi ll be busy, SENIORS Another case of close but no cigar at Langtry SENIORS with all the senior, junior footba ll and supporters 1. Brent Richens 40. Matthew Mclellan Oval last Saturday as we gave the home team conti ngent travelling to the GGGM ground for hopefu lly 2. 1. Mick Rielly 27. Ross Deveraux Peter Bloomfield 41 . Scott English just a little too much start. a trouble free game of football and netball that should 3. Damon Burden 42. Trent Mathieson 2. Kane Johnstone The two's fielded a weakened team thanks 28. Josh McKenzie be played in the true spirit of the game. 4. Tim Durnan 43. Damien Clark 3. Damien Ponting 29. Daniel M iller Last Satu rd ay in Narrandera it was perfect football 5. to a number of late withdrawals. Big thanks to Shaun Brooker 44. Pat Robinso n 4. Robert McCormack 30. Dermot McCormack playing day and it was good to see a large crowd who 6. Mark English 4S . Matthew Thornton those w ho showed up to make sure we fielded witnessed a good game of footy. In the first grade 1t was 7. Hayden Hutchins 46. Paul Sullivan S. Ben McKenzie 31. Brian Turner a side, including Mick Harrop who looked by no a game of seesaw footy, with the score boa rd changing 8. Dean Hopwood 47. Ben Seymour 6. Andrew Derrick 32. Joey Holden quite often until Leeton decided that they wanted to 9. Ben Powell 48. Chris Walsh means our of place amongst the older blokes 7. Chris Block 33. Brent Krause go home to enjoy there ba ll with smiles on there faces, 10. John Vea ring 49. Shane Bloomfield 11 . and his dad Keith who ha s lost a little pace but 8. Tom Granleese 34. Steven Pike and we hope that today that the scoreboard resu lts will Matthew Harri son SO. Tim Hodge 12. Ashley Thomson 51. Leigh Martin none of his crankiness over the years.Other good 9. Craig Kah lefeldt 3S. Neil King change for us and we come home with the 4 points.Good Luck fe llas.The players mug went to Ashley Thom son, the 13. Dennis Piltz 52 . Brendon Co llis Ul 8 performers included Strapper, who sh rugged off 10. Mick Miller 36. Mark Walker 14. Chris Smith (c) 53 . Adam Black BOG went Stuart Hutchins fol lowed by Peter Bloomfield, 15. the disappointment of being dropped plus 11 . Matt Lowes 38. Russell Manning who is now in the 100 game club. Cong ratulations Kaine Malone SS . Peter Duncan 16. Stuart Hutchins S6. B.Knagge Ul 6 several mug of the week awards and also David 12. Mathew Mahon 39. Mick Manning Bloomy. Th e slave auction votes were (3) Ashley 17. Jason Malone S7. Mark Logeman Goesch who battled to overcome his testy 13. Michael Oliver 40. Russel l Scott Thomson, (2) Stuart Hutchin s (1) Peter Bloomfield: 18. Liam Richmond 58. Kurt Longford In the res erve grade you were very determined to hamstring. 14. Dean Krau se 41 . Grant Reid 19. Lee Baumgartner 60. James Walsh win back the 4 points due to your loss from the week 20. lS. Michael Gilchrist 42. Brett Dwyer Jason McMartin 61. Josh Smith Once again the se niors suffered from a before.A few players decided not to play some through 21. Steven Irons 63. J. Dawson U16 lapse in concentration although this time it 16. Ian Oliver 43. Brad Tarbit work others I don't know, but the coach wou ld li ke to 22. Scott Donaldson 64. Paul Anderson 17. Jason Krause stretched over the entire first half. One day we'll 44. Gavin Fairman say thank you to the 4 under 18 players who came in to 24. Brett Powell 65. Joshua Pea rson 18. Mathew Derrick 4S. Ian Dahlenburg make up the numbers.This week you will not be able to 25. Jason Coleman 66. Craig Bourke realise it takes four quarters to w in games of 26. Daniel Purtill 67. Jeremy Orme 19. Michael McPherson 46. Chris Stacey let your gua rd down as you know it will be a tough game. footy. Standout performers included Matthew Th e Murrumbidgee BOG award went to Jason Coleman 27. Mark Ivanoff 68. Brad Flanagan 20. Ad am Reid U16 48. Steve Block 28. David Se rg eant 69. Brad Kiley "Flappy" Derrick who looks li ke he could play and the Golden Key food voucher awards went to Mark 21. Steven Drum 49. Joe Kotzur Iva noff and Shane Bloomfield. Congratulation s. 29. Bill Howitt 70. Tim Sullivan another 10 years since the club bought an ice 22. Scott Lowes Mark Crawford In the under 18's you wo n convincing ly against the 30. Ian Donaldson 71. Ben Grant so. 31. bath. The Drumster made a welcome return in opposition, but today it nearly always a battle playing Jason Mimmo 72. Sam Martin 23. Nathan Block Sl. Nathan Dwyer 32. David Stockdale 73. Dale Makeham his fi rst game of the season, while Kane and 24. Patrick Robinson S4. David Goesch aga inst some of your mates from school.Bloomy will 33. Michael Wil liams 74. Mark Irons be looking for another win for you guys, so go hard at Rambo clocked up many ki lometres & plenty of 2S. Scott Blackwell cc SS. Dale Harrop 34. Warren Hawes 75. Trent Seymour the ball and play clean. Th e Robinson's Dept. Store BOG 3S. Tim Mathieson 76. James Sul livan possessions around the ground. 26. Ben Kotzur S6. Anthony Dixon voucher fo r last week game went to Tim Su llivan and the 36. Scott Jones 77. $.Robertson Ul 6 Thankyou to those who have supported the Riverin a Pawn Brokers award wen t to James Wa lsh and 37. Bill Hutchins 78. M. Stockdale 2SO Club and to those who haven't make sure Ben Grant. Good to see you back on the fi eld aga in Ben. 38. Scott Middleton 79. Chris Downes In the netball Leeton we re to good for us in all grades 39. you get a ticket today. Dean Odgers 80. Todd Carter of the netball but today we hope that you girls can turn This weeks' jackpot w ill be $3SO w ith the JOGA SPORTSWEAR that around and go back to Narrandera with smi les on draw at the Termo at 8pm. you faces. In the A grade the score was us 36, Leeton 50, This week we front the league leaders on our • Spray Jackets ·Touch Football best players were Bree Burden & Toni Osmond; B grade Murrumbidgee Hotel us 13, Leeton 48, best players we re Emma As h &Anna own dunghill, which will be, a big ask. With a bit ·Softball· Soccer· Promotional Wear • Weekly lunch specials $5.00 Durnan; C grade us 20, Leeton 26, best players Sa lly • Bottle Mart Bottle Shop of commitment anything is possible so Jets make ·Tracksuits· Basketball· Netball Wa lsh & Kate Ma rti n; juniors wa s a close encounter going • Dining Room 7 days • Functions available. sure we put in four quarters of effort. 150 Fitzmaurice St, Wagga.6921 4880 down by 2 goal s, us 25, Leeton 27 with best players been Megan Corbett and Kel lie Seidel. 159 East Street, Narrandera. 6959 201 1 UP THE ROOS It was very good to see a large crowd in the PROUD SPONSORS OF THE EAGLES clubrooms after last week game with junior and senior 7 Iron bark Street, members combin ing the night to raise funds for Harrison TEmOti4 Tti41LEti PO Box 277, Vidler fo r his trip to go the West. Th e members draw did Temora NSW 2666 not go off, so this week draw will be $100,(don't forget Narrandera Seed Cleaners b. TtiUC!) S4LES Ross MacKenzie TERMINUS HOTEL Grain Cleaners & Container Packers you have to be there to win.) Bar, Accommodation & Beer Garden, Proprietor Don't forget your raffle tickets. Please return them • A WB Seeds • H eritage Seeds Bistro open 7 days for lunch dinner. Te l: 02 6977 4044 & before next week, otherwise you might just miss out of • Planttech P /L • Snowy River Co-op fax: 02 6977 4 124 Bottle Shop lOam till late . Car park. going into the draw. · • Sun Prime Seeds mob: 0428 69S 273 UP THE MIGHTY IMP S. AH: 02 6977 2SS8 PROUD SPONSORS OF THE ROOS! Middle Road, Narrandera Ph 6959 26 47 G. J. Buchanan Transport () CLARK Tanks Home of the AFL Finals. General & Bulk Carriers. Local & Interstate. LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR 5 Dalgetty Street, Narrandera PETER HARRINGTON Your Game. Your Day. Saturday AFL. Phone/ Fax 6959 3173 Phone 6926 2552 • Mobile 0428 490 860 Mobile 0412 752 471 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc . Inc. • ~ FOOTY RECORD" - 2004 Murru mbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • ~ FOOTY RECORD" - 2004 I ARDISIVANtAPM NOll'fBIBN 11181 LEETON-WHITTON f~llf)l\TS After our bye last weekend its back to football SENIORS SENIORS The first grade local derby saw a hotly every week and every game will be vital in deciding 1. Adam Cameron 39. Greg Looby positions on the ladder. Our last game was against contested match between two teams vying for 1. Dean Crotty 31. Joshua Moncrieff 2. David Harris.on 40. Neil McCallum Rivcoll and both grades came home with a good win. a finals berth. It was close all day with dedicated 2. Luke Gooden 32. PeterWykes 3. · Grant Dowling 41. Kurt Bullock The first grade was on target at goals kicking 23-9, 3. Dean Jamieson 33. Andrew Bonny fans on the edge of their seats trying to scream 4. Drue Dunscombe 42. Matthew Smith with Rob Harper kicking 10 goals from 10 shots. 4. Cameron Furphy 34. Nathan Chalmers the boys home with a victory. 43 . Tim Legge Award winners were: AP Bowling Club Nigel 5. TerryWalker 5. Travis Irvin 35. Jarrod Tilley With the lead changing more than can be Smith, Towel Jamie Wild, $SO Krisna Brown, $30 Matt 6. Rob Harper 36. Doug Walker 6. Matt Flagg 44. Pat Keiran s Currie, $20 Daniel Chalmers, Sports Massage Dean 7. Jason Bryce 37. Luke Clark noted, our players toughed it out coming from 7. Brad Waters 4S . Nigel Durkin Jamieson. 8. Jamie Wild 38. Matt Diggleman two goals down at three quarter time to win by 8. Matthew Lang 46. David Hopwood S.4.3 .2.1. votes went to: Rob Harper S, Damien 9. Paul Buerckner 39. Aaron Guymer 15 points. 9. Ben Matthews 47. Adrian Howe Papworth 4, David Currie 3, Luke Gooden 2, Dean 10. Glenn Bell (res) 40. Con Murphy Some say it was Drew Dunscombe's massive 10. Justin Davidson 48. Phil Puntoriero Jamieson 1. 10. Krisna Brown 41. Chris Lee 8 goal contribution that got the boys over the 11 . Terry Lyons 49. Rick Harrison Reserve grade had a big first quarter & kept 11 . Shane Russell 42. Shaun Colwill 12. Trent Lang so. Justin Greatz the opposition scoreless, but were very quiet in the 12. Jason Spencer 43. Luke Fairman line, this writer sure agrees, earning himself Steve McCarten second quarter, but went on to record a big win. Joel 13. Ben Cassidy 44. Daniel Chalmers the big money (the players player award). But 13. Brett Guest Sl. Fairman kicked 4 if the goals. 14. Patrick Gaynor 45. Damien Papworth of course, it was a team effort. Backed up by 14. Daniel Sullivan 52. Nathan Jamieson Award winners were: AP Bowling Club Will Wyatt, Jimmy Hutton 15. Michael Heath 46. Jamie Pursehouse youngsters Ben Dryburgh (players incentive) 15. Graham Dale 53. Towel Jamie Pursehouse, $20 Naish Meehan, $10 & S4. Guiseppi Napoli 16. David Currie 47. Naish Meehan and Nick Patten (coach's award) both gracing 16. Kane Bullock McClintocks Cap Wally Gaynor, Kevin Cross Mug Joel 17. Allan Edis 49. Jason Turner 17. Travis Doyle S5. Paul Symes Fairman. our presence from Assumption College. Not to 18. Brendan O'Reilly 50. Chris Bell 18. David Kidman 56. Mitch Heaslip S.4.3.2.1. votes went to: Will Wyatt S, Wally Gaynor mention Daniel "looks good in tights" Lumsden 19. Joel Fairman 51. Julian O'Shea 19. Simon Piltz 57. Kurk Heckenburg 4, Jason Spencer 3, Joel Fairman 2, Mark Walker 1. 20. Gerard O'Brien 52. Paul Harris (players incentive). Our sponsors for todays game are: Landmark 20. Daryl Clayton 58. Beau Block 21. Matthew Currie 53. Will Wyatt Congratulations to Jamie Broadbent on - Wool Division, Ardlethan. 22. Bernie Quade 54. Tony Johnston 21. Jamie Broadbent 59. Brady Dunn reaching the 100 games milestone. Still playing Ariah Park Supermarket, Ardlethan Fashion & 23. Ken Fairman SS . Nathan Clark 22. Matt Robertson 60. Chris Doolin Leisure, Bryce Spreading. 24. Shane Mcintosh 56. Andrew Manning inspirational footy, this exciting leader still has his 23. Michael Fra ser 61. Steve Iannelli Our netballers came away from their three 25. Nigel Smith (cc) S7. Martin Quade best footy ahead of him. Playing w ell he earned 24. Dean Whymark 62. Tom Douglas games with a win, draw and loss against university 27. Anthony Quade S9. Paul Doyle himself the mug. 25. Wayne Jackson 63. Peter Looby students in Wagga last weekend. C grade went down 28. Callan Litchfield 60. Jamie Buerckner Reserves suffered a defeat at the hands of 26. Dallas Scott 64. Brett Staines in a rain-affected match 39-19. Monique Rees played 30. Mark Walker 69. M. O'Brien 6S. Nick Patten consistently well and won the IGA award and Brittney the eagles, but didn't go down without a fight. 27. Todd Henman 66. Ben Dryburgh Horan was very mobile in the goal circle and won the will give us the winning edge. Romain Papisidero (coach's award) putting in a 28. Michael Lashbrook socks. B grade played out a competitive 44 all draw. Hope everyone enjoyed last weekend. Some gutsy effort, with the support of the talented 29. Luke Condon 67. 'reter Davies Kellie Wiese continued her great form in the goal went to see their favourite AFL team & others just Justin Davidson (VB si x pack) played well all day. 30. Daniel Lumsden 68. Adam Jackawenko circle and won the Mug and Sophie Prentice ran all had the weekend off but today will be two hard and U18's struggled once more loosing by a big 31. Dale Symes 69. Cameron Arnold game in the centre court and won the McDermott's fast games, with TRYC sitting right behind us in both Glenn Evans 70. Giuseppe Napoli margin to a much more experienced Narrandera 32. award. A grade continued on with their terrific form grades. 33. Matt Meladonis 71. and enjoyed a S9-22 win. Melissa Elliott played side. Brothers Brady (Leeton lunch box) and With our supporters behind them every player 34. Danny Harrison 72. very well in the goal circle and won the Mug whilst will give 100% for four quarters. Ryan (Brad's Mensland) Dunn played consistent 35. Evan Hillman 73. Brenton Sessions Tash Lenon played fantastic in defence rebounding Todays thought - Triumph is made up of 2 words football showing their skills can only get better 36. Ben Matthews 74. Ben Elwin Rivcolls missed opportunities and won the socks. We - TRY and UMPH. as they climb up through the crows ranks. Keiran look forward to the challenge of playing the Rock JETS TO WIN 37. Greg Mclean 7S. Craig Curry girls today and hope the home ground advantage Beck caught the coach's eye earning himself the 38. Brad Ashton guts and gravy award. Netballers dominated (as usual) cementing netball assisting in the defence. B Grade saw Bee LOtlDOtl ltOT~ themselves as a true contender for the Netball McCallum gain the Hair Traffic award. Juniors Hriah Park Hotel played some fantastic netball, proving their All Bar Facilities - Counter Meals ARDLETHAN Club Championship. 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Adam Shephard Round 12 w L D For Ag % Pts threatened all season the first grade footballers 3. Adrian Short 33 . Andrew Willis NORTH WAGGA" 8 2 0 1242 786 158.02 40 NORTHERN JETS" 9 1 0 885 427 207.26 44 faltered in their giant killing streak, going down 4. Rodney Simms 34. Peter Treloar to Ganmain. In another exciting game the A­ 5. Dale Cameron 36. Casey Godde NORTHERN JETS" 8 2 0 1401 933 150.16 40 NORTH WAGGA" 8 2 0 1098 399 275.19 40 grade netballers had a close finish to go down 6. Dean Howa rd 37. Mitch Reberger TRYC' 8 3 0 1347 976 138.01 36 COLLINGULLIE' 7 4 0 1067 690 154.64 32 by three points. Well done to Mitch Reberger 8. Xavier Hi<:)gins 38. Trent Balding COLLINGULLIE' 7 4 0 1226 847 144.75 32 9. Geoff Spriggs 39. Mitchell Wallace TRYC' 5 6 0 776 959 80.92 24 who backed-up to play for the Sydney Swans 10. Nei l Lawson 40. Mitch Huidon Marrar" 3 7 0 666 982 67.82 20 Marrar" 3 7 0 526 771 68.22 20 reserves on Sunday. 11. Andrew Mahoney 41. Mat Geaghan The Ul B's game Mango easily accounted 12. Mitchell Balding 42. Graham Pike Temora" 2 8 0 933 1110 84.05 16 Rivcoll" 2 7 354 1090 32.48 18 for Ganmain. In a low scoring affair Josh Gillies 13. Stace Creasy 43. James Gorrie Rivcoll" 14. Travis Richards 0 10 0 508 1689 30.08 8 Temora" 8 553 923 59.91 14 kicked three. Grant Maybury, Tim Mow le, Brad 44. Will Lloyd 15. Chris Higc:iins 45. David Pike • Indicates a bye Jones, Matt Warden and Josh Hanlon showed 16. Shau n Ne1berding 47. Andrew Meyers some excellent performances. 17. Wayne Smith 48. Adam O'Rouke LEADING 1st GRADE KICKERS In a hard fought slog the seconds were 18. Zeke Creasy 49. John Tonkin devastated by injuries to key players Wayne 19. Jeff Millar 50. Garth Smith Round 12 Total 20. Peter Byrne 51. Jens Leberg FFL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Smith and Brad Carrol in the first quarter and 21. Daniel Roberts 52. Scott Peck Jason Brown (TRYC) ...... 61 from there struggled to get back in the game. 23. Stephen Wheeler 53. Troy Mullins Rob Harper (Northern Jets) ...... 53 Round 12 1sts 2nds Pts Although fighting hard to stay in the game all day 24. Damien Martin 54. Jeremy Smith Mango failed to apply any scoreboard pressure 25. David Willis 55. Kris Bradbury Corey Pavitt (Nth Wagga) ...... 50 Northern Jets 60 33 93 26. Trevor Cook 56. Mick Reilly after the first quarter. Some solid performances Matthew Carroll (TRYC) ...... 35 North Wagga 27. Ad am Howard 57. Kerri Myles 60 30 90 from David Wi llis, Brad Pattison, Kris Bradbury 28. Craig Websdale Adam W inter (Nth W agga) ...... 34 58. Syd Rynehart Collingullie-Ash-Kapooka 48 24 72 and Adrian Short ensured that Mangoplah didn't 29. Brad Pattison 59. Darren Brunsdon Jamie Wild (Northern J ets) ...... 33 get blown away. 30. Nathan Ross 60. JaiWarden The Rock-Yerong Creek 54 18 72 Brad Aiken (CAK) ...... 32 After fighting hard in the first half to stay U18s Kane Johnstone (Temora) ...... 26 Marrar 30 15 45 with Ganmain, the first grade let Ganmain run 1. Mitch Reberg er 16. Adam Skow 2. Cameron Hope Michael Byrne (Marrar) ...... 23 Temora 24 10.5 34.5 away with the game in the third quarter. As with 17. Mitchell Heydon a number of games this year one quarter once 3. Brett Howard 18. Paul Rutherford Nathan Fuller (CA K) ...... 21 Rivcoll 12 13.5 13.5 again proved the downfall of Mango. A solid 4. Trent Cahalan 19. Grant Maybu ry 5. Shaun Bennett 20. Ryan Walsh LEADING 2nd GRADE KICKERS last quarter failed to make a difference, as the 6. Sam Balding 21. Josh Gillies damage sustained in t he third was too much. 7. Dean Sanbrook 22. Richie Robinson Round 12 Total A shining light for the side in the last couple 8. Tim Mowle 23. Stacy Creasy Brett Ryan (CAK) ...... 36 of matches has been the uprising of young 9. Jason Kendall 24. Josh Hanlon 10. Liam Hanigan 25. Michael Cooke Joel Fairman (Northern Jets) ...... 30 ruckmen Sam Balding who once again had a 11. Adam Howard 27. Brad Jones Patrick Gaynor (Northern J ets) ...... 17 • ~ P RE S SURE solid game. Rodd Simms fought hard all day in 12. James Fitzpatrick 28. Craig Websdale an effort to inspire the side and came away with 13. James McAuliffe 29. Mat Hughes Todd Hannam (TRYC) ...... • 17 Gernl W WASHERS three goals. 14. Peter Monteleone 30. Jake Fergu son 15. Matt Warden U16 Peter Buckley (CAK) ...... 16 So until; the re lease of "The Best of Geoff Simon Crouch (Marrar) ...... 16 Sales, Service: Peter Harrington Spriggs" on DVD, Simmsy stops posing for the Jed Stockton (Nth W agga) ...... 14 116 Hammond Ave, Wagga cameras, Chippa finds out how to glue together Chris Grant (CAK) ...... 13 a smashed mirror in order to avoid 7 years bad Phone{02)69262552 luck, and Kelly and Mel let someone else use Callum Litchfield (Northern Jets) ... . 13 the new netballers mirror, ...... Up The Justin Marsh (TRYC) ...... 13 Mango Army! WILLIAM FARRER HOTEL Cnr Peter & Edward Streets, Wagga Wagga. 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Inc. • ~ FOOTY RECORD" - 2004 RIVERINA FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAW 2004 UNDER THE SPOTLIGHT Roundl 3/4April Round& '29f30May Round14 17/18July Griffith(llll)vMCUE(71) MCUE(88)vGriffith(126) (Satj (Sat) Narrandera(225) v EH(32) Narrandera(l 43) v EH(54) (Satl MCUEvEH leeton(l 57) vTu rvey Pari<{89) TurveyParl<(l 25) v Lee!onM\1it( 11 9) (Sun) Narrandera v Turvey Park (Sat) This year we are featuring a new section called Under the Spotlight. Each week we will be GGGM(83)vCoolamon(104) Coolamon(68)vGGGM(11 4) (Sun) l.eetorvWhitvGGGM (Sun) asking a well-known identity within the boundaries of the MVAFA to comment on several issues relating to football, politics and many other social issues that constantly confront us. Griffith vCoolamon (Sun) General Bye 9/10/11 /12 April Round9 5/6June It is meant to be both serious and light hearted and I hope that all readers find it interesting Leeton/Whit(147) v EH(73) (Satj MCUE(75)vCoolarroo(5 1) (Sat) Round 15 24/25 July and amusing. This week we feature a very well known identity who played and coached Round2 17/18April Griffith(132) v Narrardera(64) (Sun) in the area and is now the el supremo of AFL I NSW for the ACT I Riverina area. Under the Narrandera(93) vGriflith(126) (Satl MCUEvGriffith (Sat) Spotlight this week we have Gary Buchanan. EH(28)v LfetonMl1it(120) ISatl GGGM(208)vTurvey Parl<(75) (Sun) GGGMvCoolamon (Sun) Turvey Park (64)vGGGM(124) (Sun) Coolarroo (182)v MCUE(74) Sun) EH v Narrandera (Sun) Generalllye 12/13/14June lntl!r-1.eague Fixtures L.eetorvWhitvTurveyPark (Sun) Who do you follow in the AFL - Western In your opinion who will win the next Federal Round3 24April GGGM(162)vEH(75) Long Weekend -to be advised Bulldogs Election? - The current Government ISatl Coolamon(l 76) vTu rvey Pari<{43) ISatl General Bye 31 July-1 August MCUE(132) v Narrandera(85) ISatl Round10 19/20June Do you think that the special conditions given Who is your current favourite entertainer? Griffith(l 26) v Lee!onM\1it(94) (Sun) Narrandera(54) v MCUE(64) ISatl Round16 7/8August to Sydney and Brisbane are unfair to the - Van Morrison EH(JO)vGGGM(HiO) (Satj Leeton!Whit(88)vGriflith(101 ) (Sun) EH v L.eetorvWhit (Sat) Melbourne based Clubs - No Round4 1/2May Turvey Park GGGM (Sun) What is your favourite song of all time? - Khe Narrandera(55)vCoolamon(106) ISatl Turvey?arl<(22)vCoolamon(101) (Sun) v MCUE(77)vlfetonMl1it(144) ISatl Griffith v Narrandera (Sun) Should the AFL Grand Final and Preliminary San EH(48)v Turvey Parl<( l 28) (Satl Final be played in Melbourne - Grand final in Round11 27 June Coolamon v MCUE (Sun) Griffith(85)vGGGM(103) (Sun) Turvey Pa rk (1 09) vEH(66) (Sun) Melbourne, Preliminary final at a venue that can What is your favourite beverage? - Sponsors GGGM(134)vGriflith(88) (Sun) attract t he biggest number of supporters product - CUB Rounds 8/9May Leeton/Whit(92)v M:UE(94) (Sun) Round 17 14/15August Coolamon(188)v EH(67) ISatl Coolarron(95) v Narrandera(64) (Sun) Narrandera v MCUE (Sat) Turvey?arl<(93)vGriffith(94) (Sun) AFL followers in Melbourne are fanatical What is your favourite novel or publication? Lee!onMl1it(92) v Narrandera(90) (Sun) L.eetorvWhit v Griffith (Sun) Round12 3/4July about their football compared to their Sydney - Tuesday's with Maurie GGGM(147)vMCUE(61) (Sun) TurveyParkvCoolamon (Sun) MCUE(73)vGGGM(126) (Satj counterparts. Why do you think this is so? Nanandera(75) v LfetonMl1it(90) (Satl GGGM v EH (Sun) - Because the 2 cities are completely different If you had to escort Nicole Kidman to dinner Rotnd6 15/16May EH(67)vCoolarron(162) (Satl Narrandera(43)vGGGM(96) football cultures and the AFL is the single biggest what local restaurant I bistro would you take ISatl Griffith(135)vTurvey Parl<(92) (Sun) Lee!onMl1it( 124) v Cooiamon(78) ISatl Round 18 21/22August football code in Melbourne and isn't in Sydney her to? - Madew Winery MCUE(103)vTurvey?arl<(120) (Sun) MCUE v L.eetorvWhit (Sat) Griflith(206)v EH(47) (Sun) Round13 10/11 July EH v Turvey Park (Sat) Without being too personal what is your Place in order of importance: Mothers EHvGriffith (Sat) Coolamon v Narrandera (Sun) preferred political party? - The one who has Day, Fathers Day, AFL Grand Final and your Round7 22/23May EH(45) vMCUE(11 0) (Satj GGGM v Narrandera (Sat) GriffithvGGGM (Sun) the best policies and has the best candidates Wedding Anniversary - Leave as they are Turvey Parl<(B7) v Narrardera(116) (Sun) Coolamon v L.eetorvWhit (Sun) GGGMi171Iv Lee!onMl1it(46l (Sun) TurveyParkvMCUE (Sun) Finals Do you think that Australia was pressured by Coolamon( 11 5)v Griffith(95) (Sun) USA to enter the Iraq war? - No Qualifying Rnal:28August(Sat) Elimination Rnal:29 August (Sun) Rrst Semi Rnal:4 September (Sat) Second Semi Rnal:S September 1 Supplies & Deliveries of Preliminary Rnal: 12 September ROBB0 S • White & Red Brick Sand Grand Rnal: 19 September • Aggregates TRUCK HIRE • Screened Loam 7~ s~ • Granite, Road Base • Bark • Manure lr1I Pioneer BILL ROBERTSON ~ WaterTanks Church Plain Road, Wagga PETER HARRINGTON - Wagga Agent Phone 6922 9762 58 Maple Road , Wagga Wagga For all your Snackfoods, Liquor, Food Service Phone 6926 2552. Fax 6926 4376 Mobile 0428 229 762 Mobile 0412 752 471 and Refreshment requirements. Phone 6921 6400 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. FoolballAssoc. Inc. • wFOOTY RECORD. - 2004 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • MFOOTY RECORD" - 2004 Pastimes away from footy: Family FARRER LEAGUE LADIES NETBALL Meet the ROUND 12 2004 Coach AFL Club: None Comments, likes, dislikes, suggestions on AFL: A grade This week in Meet the Coach we feature a player Make all games available to watch live through Results: Temora 39 d Marrar 29, TRYC 42 d Rivcoll 27, North Wagga BYE, Northern Jets BYE. who is playing in his initial year in the Riverina payT.V. Best: (Marrar) T Morath, M Langtry; (Temora) C Wood, B Krause; (TRYC) A DeJong, A Driscoll; (Rivcoll) J Wright, K Lowe. Football League. He has had extensive experience w L B F A % Pts in country Victoria and is in his first season as coach Comments, likes, dislikes, suggestions on footy TRYC 8 1 3 468 271 172.69 32 of MCU-E. Tod ay we profile Rodney Simms. in the Riverina: Why play Sundays? All major Temora 7 2 3 365 295 123.73 28 V.C.F.L. Leagues play Saturdays. Northern Jets 6 2 4 388 244 159.02 24 Marrar 2 6 4 266 347 76.66 8 Name: Rodney Simms Funniest I embarrassing sporting moment: Rivcoll 1 7 4 227 326 69.63 4 None as yet. North Wagga 1 7 4 183 414 44.20 4 Nickname: Chinga I Simmsy Most admired sportsperson and why: Greg Bgrade DOB: 8/4/74 Norman - never played golf until he was a teenager Results: Marrar 49 d Temora 42, Rivcoll 45 d TRYC 2, North Wagga BYE, Northern Jets BYE. and has mi xed busi ness with sport very wel l. Best: (Marrar) L Hann, R Warren; (Temora) A Mahon, J Edwards; (TRYC) R Elliott, E Mclachlan; Marital Status: Married with 3 children (Rivcoll) K Turner, K Cohen. If you were Prime Minister for a day what would w L B F A % Pts Occupation: Aquatic attendant you do: Make RFL play Saturday Football Marrar 6 2 4 335 258 129.84 24 TRYC 5 3 3 339 290 116.90 22 Previous Clubs I Playing History: Wentworth, After your active on field involvement ceases, Northern Jets 4 2 4 307 264 11 6.29 20 Bundoora, Darley, Robinvale, lrymple, MCU-E. Rivcoll 4 3 4 350 244 143.44 18 what do you envisage doing in the future: Spend Temora 3 4 3 343 325 105.54 16 quality time with fami ly. North Wagga 0 7 4 128 421 30.40 0 Career Highlights: 6 Grand Finals, 3 Premierships

Cgrade Ambitions: Win another fl ag Results: Temora 33 d Marrar 2 1, TRYC 19 wbf Rivcoll 11 , Northern Jets BYE. Best: (Marrar) C Hancock, L Matthew; (Temora) A Bl and, A Muller. Disappointments: Losing grand finals by 2 and 3 points. w L B F A % Pts TRYC 5 1 5 260 139 187.05 22 Temora 5 2 4 244 200 122.00 22 Rivcoll 5 0 5 22 1 140 157.86 20 Marrar 1 5 6 11 8 262 45.04 4 WaggaWagga Northern Jets 0 6 6 114 2 16 52.78 0 THE Juniors ROOFING Results: Nil CENTRE No ladder as no scores were submitted from Temora v Ardlethan game a fortnight ago. The Complete Roof under One Roof. Deal direct with the manufacturers. For all your Colorbond Roofing, RIVERINA MANIPULATIVE CROSSROADS &SPORTS HOTEL/MOTEL Gutters, Fascias, Accessories, PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE Functions & Counter Meals Paul Colenso Steel Framing and Fencing. & Home of the DEMONS. Ph 69200166 Luke Friedlieb THE ROOFING CENTRE WAGGA WAGGA MAPAMMPAA Everything for 13 Schiller Street - Phone 6921 7882 All sports injuries. McGREGORS the office at lax: 6921 5Z13 - email: [email protected] Neck ana back treatment. Stationery Supplies competitive www.mofingcentre.com.au 116 Peter Street, Wagga Wagga 22 Edward St, Wagga Branches also at: Phone 6921 7866 Ph 6921 3963 • Albury-Wodonga • Shepparton •Bathurst • Corowa Mobile 0417 26 1 894 Fax 6921 3863. Free de/ive Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • aFOOTY RECORD" - 2004 Murrumbidgee Valley Aust. Football Assoc. Inc. • ~ FOO TY RECOR Oft - 2004 A TRIBUTE TO SOUTH-WEST JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE LADDERS - Round 8

Under12s Win Loss Bye For Ag % Pts VICTOR WOOLNOUGH Gan main 9 3 551 32 5 169 .54 36 26TH May 1916 - P' July 2004. APMA 8 4 543 358 151.68 32 Leeton 7 5 502 332 151.2 28 Australian Football of the SWDFL in 1969. Fo r a kid who got into the Griffith 5 7 393 594 66.16 20 in the Riverina lost ga me when money was so tight yo u only drea med ' one of its favourite about it, Vic finished up pulling the purse st rings Narrandera 4 8 435 429 101 .4 16 serva nts rece ntly with of the entire loca l leag ue fo r 24 yea rs. He was Temora 3 9 332 687 48.33 12 the passi ng Victor "Vic" held in the hi ghes t rega rd and always perfo rm ed Under 14s Win Loss Bye For Agg % Pts Woolnoug h at the age his duties with the utmost care and diligen ce. Narrandera 12 1560 122 1278.69 48 of 88 years. During this peri od of time Vi c was honoured with As a teenager growing up in the toughes t Life Membership of the Victori an Country Football AP MA 9 3 927 33 1 280.06 36 eco nomi c times Au stralia had endured, Vi c Leag ue. An unpretentious a start as it was, Vic Ga nmain 6 6 617 609 101.31 24 Woolnough co uld not poss ibly have budgeted on had begun a 60 yea r association with Au stra lia n Temora 4 8 322 1058 30.43 16 a 60 year ca reer in Australi an Footba ll. Vic 's school Football which officially ended in December 1992, Leeton 3 9 363 756 48.02 12 days were spent at Grong Grong Ce ntral School bringin g down the curta in on a tremendous ca reer Griffith 2 10 225 11 40 19.74 8 an d after leaving school he worked for a short time as a playe r and ad mi nist ra tor. on the fam il y farm. During this pe ri od he was very I'm sure that everyo ne who knew Vic, whether Under 16s Win Loss Bye For Agg % Pts invo lved in all loca l spo rts and was recogn ise d fo r throug h footba ll or hi s em pl oyment with Loga n Leeton 10 2 1237 234 528.63 48 his abil ity as a cricketer, playing O' Farre ll Cup cricket and Hitchen, join the Boa rd of the MVAFA in offering Narrandera 7 3 2 836 483 173.08 36 and Austra li an Rules Footba ll. In the early days there our si ncerest condolences to hi s wife Dorothy, Griffi th 5 4 3 89 1 442 201 .58 32 wasn't much to do for the kids sports-wise until the daughters Kay, Marg aret, Beth , so n Graeme and intervention of a then loca l football identity, Ge rald their extended fa milies. The Riveri na Football area APMA 2 8 2 276 11 86 23 .27 16 O'Ma ra, who created the Matong 2"d Grade Football was certainly privileged to have Vic Woo ln ough Temora 9 3 133 1101 12.08 12 Club to give the li kes of Vic so me sporting direction. invo lved fo r as long as he was. Contact Numbers From the time he beca me a regular of the Matong sen iors as a 17-year­ Garry Buchanan - Manager Southern NSW/ACT Mobile: 0425 202 047 old, Vic showed he had those special Jeff Nimmo - Wagga Development Manager Mobile: 0419 244 926 footbal l qualities. In 1935 he helped Paul Habel - MIA/Broken Hil l Deve lopment Manager Mobile: 0412 933 324 steer Matong to the SWDFL Grand Final AF L House Wagga Wagga Phone:6921 5000 on ly to go down narrowly to Ganmain by 4 points. Over the next 15 yea rs Vic ACT Women's Australian Foot ball League played football with a few Clubs and lliverina Lions Riverina Lion's vs Belconnen with plenty of distinction. In 1948 he Kingston Oval, Canberra captained the Ri verina side that played Saturday 3 July 2004 against the VFL representative side at Riverina 3.9.27 Leeton. An old mate of Vic 's told of the defeated Belconnen 3.0. 18 many times he ran into an opposition player after a game and when Goals: S Rixon, A Coot e, K Luff enq ui ring as to the outcome be told Best: R Farrell, A Coote, D Parr, S Rixon "the old baldy bugger beat us aga in''. Women's Australian Rules Football Club We've hit the half way point of the season and Vic retired from playing footy in current ly sit nicely in 3rd position. 1950 and had a break for about 20 Our win over Be lconnen last Sa turday saw years before he took over as Tre as urer Vic is flanked by Pat Quinn (left) and Kevin Bryon (right) during a finals series. the club stri ng together 3 wins in a row for t he first time in our 2-year history. Lets keep working and improving, aiming for our number one goal Nationally known . 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