MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL ISSUE #1265 ISSUE BudgeTThe Family League

anzac round april 27th

CLEAR THE PATH: Kalangadoo’s Chrissy Mules is first to the ball in this contest during last week’s match against Hatherleigh. Photo: J.L. Smith.

ROUND 4: APRIL 27, 2013

HATHERLEIGH vs NANGWARRY GLENCOE vs KALANGADOO TANTANOOLA vs MOUNT BURR KONGORONG vs PORT MACDONNELL Robe bye

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THE SUPER MID SE TEAM OF 1985 the following year. I think Michael is now Interest in the interleague fixture at deceased. Kalangadoo against the Mallee Football John Haines is part of the major Tantanoola J.L. “Fred” League on June 8 is building. It is 27 years dynasty and looks like he is still fit enough to Smith since the Mid SE has played an interleague still ruck for four quarters. The viewing stand fixture at Kalangadoo and people like ex- on the southern flank of the Tantanoola Oval Kowree Naracoorte and Mid SE secretary Wilf honours the memory of his late father and Sprengel are still celebrating our win. Tigers president, Cyril W. Haines. ROUND THREE REVIEW Back in the mid-1980s, the tight-knit Robe: Chris McLay left the shoulder-length The four winless teams hosted games last Kalangadoo community was recovering from hair and a distinguished career with SANFL Saturday and, despite their home ground ad- the tragic Ash Wednesday bushfires but the club Central Districts behind when he came vantage, their status did not change. Magpies still managed a hat-trick of flags. to the seaside to teach 27 years ago. He is still The red-and-white battle was easily won Under the dynamic leadership of president at Robe Primary School as its principal and is by Tantanoola at the seaside but the Roosters and publican of Jeff “Tank” Arthur, the newest serving the community well. are slowly improving from week-to-week. changerooms in the Mid SE were constructed Michael Timms was a football nomad Mt Burr handed back the Ian McInnes and they had well stood the test of time. who played at six clubs across three leagues. Memorial Shield to Glencoe at “Mick” and It is well known that the Kowree Naracoorte Apologies to my media pal and reappointed Jean Walker Oval. Football League was trounced by us at The Mid SE team manager Bill Chapman, but “The Hatherleigh kept top spot and the big win Doo in 1985 and again at Glencoe about six Whale” was the best full forward I have seen at Kalangadoo had many contributors. years later. I truly believe these two heavy in the Mid SE. Nangwarry and Kongorong fought out a defeats prompted the merger of the Kowree From the best forward to my all-time pick as ding-dong battle until three quarter time with Naracoorte and the Tatiara football leagues best Mid SE player and it is the late, great Kym honours going to the Hawks after a big last to unite and form the KNTFL. It is only as a “Chook” Smith. Winner of three consecutive quarter. combined league that they have been able Mail Medals, he probably had the wherewithal to have played 200 SANFL matches. I could ROUND FOUR PREVIEW to lower the colours of the Original Family League in interleague contests in the modern devote a whole column to his abilities as a IN all the years that is has been contested, the era. footballer and still not adequately describe Max Matthews Memorial Cup has only once What has become of the 21 heroes of the his attributes. been won by Glencoe. That was in 2012 and Mid SE team of 1985? One is a club coach in Rob Hall was a tough ruckman and one the Murphies won’t be keen to let it out of the Mid SE, a couple of others are occasion- of the first in the Mid SE to be a “drive-in the committee room at Kirrip Road. You can ally seen at Mid SE games, at least three have and drive-out” footballer from his home in ignore where these teams are placed on the died and I don’t know what has happened to Adelaide. Not many drive-in and drive-out ladder as a tight tussle is guaranteed. I am many others. footballers or FIFO footballers make them- leaning towards the home side but not by Kalangadoo: Roger Doody (coach). The selves available for interleague nowadays. We much. There will be plenty of past Murphies Kalangadoo maestro had just taken the don’t have any in the Mid SE in any case in present to watch the action. Magpies to a hat-trick of flags. The term 2013 and we have never had many. The other memorial contest today is for was first coined to describe Ken Eustice but, Glencoe: Glencoe have two reasons to the Bruce Lightbody Memorial Shield at pound-for-pound, there have been few Mid think well of the Kalangadoo Oval in 1985. Kongorong. As with the other contest, there SE footballers more skilled than he. The Murphies had four reps in the Mid SE in- is an imbalance in the tally of wins with Port Gerry Nicholson was a specialist back terleague and ended their record 17 year pre- MacDonnell holding the upper hand. This pocket and the Mr Plod of Kalangadoo. miership drought against the Robe Roosters will continue today. My early tip for the John Promotion in the SA Police Force (or SAPOL on grand final day. Rogers Memorial Medal for best-on-ground as some call it) elevated the senior constable Glencoe’s quartet in the interleague team would have to be Hawk skipper Bronson to be ‘head honcho’ of the blue team at Port were ruckman/forward John Bronca, ex- Saffin Pirie. Woodville player Bruce Lacey, former South I can’t see Hatherleigh losing to Nangwarry Neal Doody. “Boof” was the tallest, strongest Gambier player Tim McGrath and Murphies and it won’t be a memorable way for visitor and youngest of the three Doody brothers. 1991/92 premiership coach Graeme Gosden. Matt Fatchen to mark his 100th game on their Serious injuries wrecked his career but not Nangwarry: The Saints had no players in big ground. before he won a Walker Medal and coached the team but supplied one of the trainers in Tantanoola won’t be troubled by Mt Burr Tantanoola. Dallas Kowalick. but there will still be a bit of niggle in this David Dowie. The dependable full back Tarpeena: The sole Canary was perky contest. Former South Adelaide and South played to a ripe old age and ended his career rover Darren Mansell who later had one sea- Gambier rover Jason “Rooster” Rowe plays his at Tarpeena. son at Penola. From there, he was recruited 100th game for the Tigers and he is passion Allan Millard was one of the youngest to SANFL zone club Glenelg and played well personified. “Rooster” has left his mark on members of the team but had an imposing over 100 games the Tantanoola Football Club and not just by physique and was built like the proverbial Hatherleigh: The Eagles had three rep- erecting the verandah which provides shel- brick outhouse. resentatives in Craig Skeer (now coaching ter and shade to the patrons outside of the Kongorong: The sole Hawk in the line-up again), multiple club B&F winner Nigel Brooks licensed clubrooms. was reliable backman Mark “Fluff” Flavel. He (deceased) and SA Country rep Greg Cook Another milestone to be marked today is later became a successful member of the Mid (who nowadays spends many Saturdays at the 300th A Grade match of umpires’ director SE umpiring fraternity. the Millicent Golf Club course at Mt Burr). This Neil Webber. He is one of those great char- Tantanoola: Ron Hateley was back in home trio helped the Eagles into a grand final berth acters that you love to see involved in the territory after a successful 200+ game career just 15 months after the interleague match Mid SE and a good umpire as well. I wonder if with South Adelaide in the SANFL. He was to was played. Sharon Cox and the Tiger hierarchy will give take the Tigers top in the following year. I look forward to writing about the Mid SE their gatekeeper Lorraine the afternoon off to Michael Wanganeen was his team mate at heroes of 2013 in 28 seasons from now when see her son achieve this rare feat? Kalangadoo in 1985 and on grand final day it is 2041. DON’T BUY TERMITES! Building inspections DON’T cover termites. Protect yourself with a Pre-Purchase Timber Pest Inspection. Phone Trevor Crowe today on 8724 9645!

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With ANZAC Day falling mid-week this The modern-day The medals will continue to honour the year, the Mid South East Football League and tradition began in memory and war service Mr Herb Ashby OAM Netball Association will commemorate this 1995 and is played DCM (football) and Sister Mary Catherine event with an ANZAC Day medal match today every year between Mules (netball). between Hatherleigh and Nangwarry. traditional AFL ri- Senior football and netball players will as- During many wars, Australian Rules Football vals Collingwood semble prior to the commencement of the A matches have been played overseas in places and Essendon at the Grade football match to pay their respects as like northern Africa, Vietnam and Iraq as a MCG. well as embracing the memory of, and grati- celebration of Australian culture and as a Since the success- tude for the supreme sacrifice made by so bonding exercise between soldiers. ful 2010 pilot pro- many Australians in conflict. In 1975 the VFL/AFL first commemorated gram of awarding an The player adjudged by an independent ANZAC Day and the ANZAC spirit with a ANZAC Medal in selected football and netball selection panel as the player who best exem- match of Australian Rules Football between games across the state, the SA Community plifies the ANZAC spirit – skill, courage, self Essendon and Carlton in a one-off match in Football League, Netball SA, Veterans SA and sacrifice, teamwork and fair play – will be front of a large crowd of 77,700 at VFL Park, the State RSL continue with the concept awarded with the 2013 Herb Ashby ANZAC Waverley. today to include all 30 SA leagues. Day Medal (pictured left). ANZAC medal BIOS

Herbert Hector Ashby OAM DCM release from capture a crew of three from the Mount Gambier Sub Branch in 1957 and a Valentine tank and two members of his RSL state councillor for the Lower South East Herbert Hector (Herb) Ashby was born Section, killing or wounding all the enemy in 1959, retiring in 1971. Herb held many in Mount Gambier on the 12th of October who had seized them. office bearing positions in the RSL and was 1921. He was raised at Kongorong on a farm, With great personal courage he sniped made a life member in 1964. along with his seven brothers and two sis- continuously at enemy nearby and by Herb Ashby was awarded the RSL’s high- ters. Although he was awarded a scholarship his leadership and dogged determination est award of a Meritorious Medal in 1989 for to attend high school, Herb decided to go inspired his men who inflicted heavy casual- his service to the League and its members out to work instead, to save his parents the ties on the enemy during the engagement over many years. Herb was also Chairman of expense of having to board him in Mount lasting all day. the Mount Gambier Distressed Soldiers Fund Gambier during the week. There were only 110 DCMs awarded dur- which was established after World War 1 to Herb worked from the age of twelve; ing World War II. The complete story of assist soldiers to get on their feet financially including in a cheese factory and on a farm, Herb’s war service is the subject of a book on their return home from war. Although the until war broke out. He enlisted in the Army ‘Last Man Standing’ by Peter Dornan which fund is not so active today, Herb remained in 1940 at the age of 18, claiming that he was published in 2006. the Chair until his death. was in fact 23. After completing his train- Herb came home on leave in 1943 and Herb received the Medal of the Order of ing, Herb was sent to the Middle East as a one of the first things he did was join the Australia for service to the community of member of the famed 2/48th Battalion and RSL; he remained a member until the day Mount Gambier in 1996. He was also citizen was wounded in action in September 1941. he died. After his leave, Herb rejoined the of the year in Mount Gambier in 2007. The 2/48th was a much decorated battalion 2/48th which was sent to New Guinea. He Herb is survived by his wife of almost 64 with 4 VCs awarded to its members dur- contracted malaria and was repatriated years Heather, their five children and their ing the course of the War. Herb himself was back to Australia. While recovering in Mount families. He will always be remembered as awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal Gambier, Herb met a local nurse, Heather a local hero who remained a humble man (DCM) in 1942 for bravery following his sin- Hancock and they married in 1945. who fervently hoped that future generations gle handed wipe out of enemy machine gun After the War, Herb became a soldier set- would not have to experience a war like his emplacements. Part of the wording of his tler in Mingbool growing a variety of crops did. citation reads: and using sound water management tech- For courage, leadership and determination niques. Herb grew potatoes, peas, beans and Sister Mary Catherine Mules to fight on against great odds for a period flax as well as raising dairy cattle and sheep. of 15 hrs although his Section was isolated The Mingbool community was a close knit Mary was called up for full time duty for the from the remainder of the Company. one where everyone supported each other Australian Army Nursing Service on the 29th At Tel el Eisa on 22 Jul 42, Private Ashby and it is therefore perhaps not surprising that July 1942. was in command of his Section, in an attack Herb became involved in many community Mary transferred to the AIS (Australian on strong German positions. The attack committees and activities. The family moved Imperial Service) and she was commissioned was commenced at 0615hrs and early in into town in the mid-seventies and Herb had to Lieutenant. She served 1516 active service the advance the Company received heavy a career change, becoming the inspector of days with the General Military Hospitals in casualties from artillery and machine gun water resources until his retirement. He also Australia. She was discharged from duty in fire. All the Officers were killed or wounded invested in local real estate. January 1946. and Private Ashby’s Section became iso- His support of his Desert War mates never Mary returned to Kalangadoo and was an lated from the remainder of the Company. waned and each year Herb would organise integral member in the formation of the local Although at times his position appeared to a reunion lunch in Mount Gambier which Mothers and Babies Society, where she also be impossible he refused to consider with- would be attended by his old comrades and worked as a clinical nurse. The Kalangadoo drawal and insisted on fighting on. By his their relatives from across Australia. It con- Mothers and Babies clinic was later renamed alertness and fire control he was able to tinues to this day. He became President of in her honour. Mary passed away in 1973.

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as blood poured from his wounds, by a poker by no means least, the real head of the VFL, faced Martin Pink. The word from both clubs sorry AFL, Eddie Everywhere was let loose is that the two players will be spared a trip on the radio waves to call the game between Paul to the tribunal to get Stumpy off! Clarrie was his Wobbles and the fast rising Tigers. From last seen with a big smile on his dial... after his all reports and from what I heard of the call, Cavanagh Crows at last got up for a win. Eddie managed to have a crack at the Tigers Back to the footy and the most amaz- fans, umpires and anyone else not connected ing weather was turned on by KD and his with the Magpies in one of the more bizarre Into round 4 and the season has thrown merry band of Saints last week. Once again calls of a game you will ever hear! It would up some scores more in line with cricket a large crowd was in attendance as the local be interesting to see what would happen if than football. The Family League has been lads lined up to take on Cam’s Kongorong a non Victorian club president went on air changed to the Original Family League by team. It was a very good game of footy but bagging all and sundry during a live call of Fred who seems determined not to let the not without one very strange moment in the other league take over our title! an AFL game! first quarter. One Hawk player took a turn for Having a look through the notes last week Very weird happenings in the umpir- the worse and literally fainted way behind ing world last week folks. Firstly training on and I was amazed to see one Mel Gibson play (Robbie had memories of some oppo- named in the best players list for Hatherleigh Wednesday night took on a rather strange nents “fainting” in his playing days)! It may atmosphere when the rooms remained B grade netball side. Hell I knew the Eagles be an idea to eat and drink before a game had a few dollars up their sleeve but gaining locked and the lights turned out. Could have in future hey Wes? In the same quarter we had something to do with Clarrie’s daring a recruit of Mel’s fame must have cost them had another Hawk player unfortunately suf- a penny or two! Whilst on the budget notes, yours truly to do a streak in response to the fer what appeared to be a very serious knee wonderful Port victory over his poor Crows could someone of note please inform Fred injury, resulting in a trip to hospital. Half way that Penola don’t play in our league! Last the week before. Fortunately for the guys I through the third quarter we appeared to did the deed in the dark and spared them all a week the lad spent a good page harping on be headed for a major upset when the local about the fortunes of the Eagles. I don’t think horrible fright amongst other things! What a team went five goals up.H owever the Hawks pity it was so cold hey Gladys? The questions many in our league would give a brass hoot players pulled the finger out and were very about the comings and goings of the lads remain. Who had the keys to the rooms and impressive in taking out a win of some ten was Cav really at training? from the winery region! goals. The two episodes apart it was a very Thanks to Stephen Devine and Mal Lewis The Bermuda Triangle for umpires contin- good game to umpire and I’m sure Ken and from Port MacDonnell who helped out with ued on Saturday morning when big Robbie the Saints lads will put the wind up many umpiring last week. Good reports have been got kicked in the calf by a calf! I kid you not, sides before the season is over. received about both performances so well apart from the fact that the calf was a bloody Over in the high flying AFL and it would done fellas. As all clubs would know by now big cow, Robbie’s leg came off second best seem the weird vibes have also inundated we have been informed to really crack down when the battle was over! When I picked up the Big League. One report last week had on abuse to all umpires (field, boundary and the big fella for the trip to Nangwarry the leg some players allegedly taking a performance goal). It would appear that so far so good so looked so bad that I dare not mention the enhancing drug which contained Viagra! word “amputate” for the rest of the day. The You’d have to be stiff to get caught with that let’s keep up the good work and keep it as third episode in the umpiring saga involved stuff in your system (sorry Gladys I couldn’t Fred’s Family League. none other than our boxing champ and resist)! And what about poor old Brendan That’s all for this week. See you at the footy would be Pope, Stumpy. Seems that Stump’s Goddard. He spends the whole afternoon and netball. lower lip accidentally came into forceful con- playing for the high flying Bombers against Remember to spare a thought and a few tact with not one but two opposing player’s his old team the Saints. After belting the liv- moments today for those who made the ulti- elbows near the end of the Robe v Tantanoola ing daylights out of most of his old mates he mate sacrifice so that we can enjoy freedom game last week. Word has it that Stump had to ends the game in tears after saying he hates today and into the future. be carried into the change rooms screaming, seeing them lose! What the?? And last but “Lest We Forget”

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RESERVES Name Team R3 Total Mathew Cytrowski Tantanoola 11 17 Anthony Driessen hatherleigh 4 13 Mick Evans Kongorong 4 12 Michael Gibson hatherleigh 4 11 Anthony Cary Glencoe 8 10 Jason Rowe played his first A Grade game for Tantanoola in Tim Merrett Hatherleigh 4 10 Round 1, 2007 after a successful career with South Adelaide from 1998-2002, and then South Gambier from 2003-2006, before be- Alistair Scott Glencoe 1 9 coming a red and white Tiger. Luke Haines hatherleigh 1 8 In 2007 he polled the 3rd highest votes in the Mid SE League best and fairest, and went on to be runner-up best and fairest for Senior Colts Tant in 2008 and 2009, before taking top honours back to back in Name Team R3 Total 2010 and 2011. He was A Grade coach from 2008 until 2010 and leading goal scorer in 2011. Cody Davis Robe 5 10 This year he has been honoured with winning the Neil Von Hayden Schultz Mt Burr 4 9 Duve Memorial Medal in round 1 against Glencoe. Reece Carlson Kalangadoo 4 8 We wish “Rooster” all the best in season 2013 as the captain of Brad Wight Hatherleigh 0 7 the Tant A Grade side, and hope to see him continue to play out Egan Regnier Robe 2 6 his career as a Tiger. Jack Mullan Kongorong 5 5 Dylan Tincknell Tantanoola 0 5 Kerry Ham Kongorong 3 5 Caleb Williams Tantanoola 1 5

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Strong tackle from Mount Burr’s Dale Bowering. Photo: Gail Stanley.

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Kalangadoo vs Hatherleigh Senior Colts. Photo: Andrew Crouch. Kongorong’s Bronson Saffin looks for the handball.Photo: J.L. Smith.

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Kalangadoo vs Hatherleigh Senior Colts. Photo: Andrew Crouch.

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Seniors Tantanoola 6.5 15.10 20.14 29.21 (195) Mount Burr 3.2 7.3 10.8 12.12 (84) Robe 0.1 0.1 1.3 1.4 (10) Glencoe 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 (6) Kongorong 5.4 6.11 12.11 22.20 (152) Goals – Tantanoola: M. Cytrowski 11, S. Varcoe 4, R. Goals – Mount Burr: T. Vanderhorst 3, C. Gamble, Nangwarry 2.3 7.9 12.12 13.12 (90) Versace, S. Taylor 3, Z. Courbois 2, J. Aberle, D. Pink, B. B. Gregory 2, R. Gamble, D. Hogan, E. Ballantyne, T. Goals – Kongorong: J. Wright 5, J. Simkin 4, J. Turn- Chant, J. Meek, S. Bowering, N. Bell; Robe: A. Rayner. Tukia, J. Wilson; Glencoe: J. Edmonds. er 3, J. Phillips, B. Saffin, B. Weaver, A. Harding 2, S. Best – Tantanoola: T. Wilson, J. Meek, N. Bell, S. Ag- Best – Mount Burr: C. Gamble, T. Vanderhorst, D. Phillips, D. Phillips; Nangwarry: N. Reeves 5, J. Barnes new, Z. Courbois, M. Cytrowski; Robe: B. Davis, R. Dew, Hogan, B. Gregory, L. Whitty, J. Watts; Glencoe: D. 2, J. Smith, A. Hill, J. Manninen, S. Merrett, J. Brooks, A. Brooks, D. McKenny, T. Woodward, J. Kokiousis. Mallon, K. Poole, D. Cleggett, A. Kuhl, J. Edmonds. B. Lindner. Best – Kongorong: J. Simkin, B. Saffin, J. Phillips, D. Tantanoola 1.0 4.2 6.3 7.5 (47) Phillips, B. Drew; Nangwarry: B. Lindner, N. Easter- Senior Colts Robe 1.1 2.1 2.5 4.5 (29) brook, S. Merrett, M. Fatchen, N. Reeves, J. Brooks. Goals – Tantanoola: S. Linton, M. Sorella 2, E. Glass, Kongorong 10.1 16.4 18.5 22.7 (139) B. Hann, R. Osborne; L. Hurst 2, B. Legoe, C. Walsh. Hatherleigh 3.5 11.15 19.20 31.27 (213) Nangwarry 0.0 1.0 4.4 4.7 (31) Best – Tantanoola: Z. Walker, M. Sorella, H. Ferguson, Kalangadoo 2.2 2.4 3.4 3.4 (22) Goals – Kongorong: J. Mullan 5, D. Von Stanke, J. Gould, E. Glass, J. Radley; Robe: L. Prior, C. Walsh, M. Goals – Hatherleigh: J. Skeer 8, S. Telfer 6, C. Buck- K. Ham, D. Brown 3, A. Last, H. Evans 2, B. Kranz, T. Hansberry, L. Hurst, A. Weir, L. Fennell. ley, B. Sneath, J. Bateman 4, J. Sullivan, B. Wight, T. Modra, T. Boyle, L. Bottomley; N. Rowe 2, T. Pratt. Bell, T. Schulz, M. Faulkner; Kalangadoo: J. Dunn, B. Best – Kongorong: S. Baker, D. Brown, A. Last, B. Ladders Casey, M. Krieger. Ellis, J. Blackwell, B. Kranz; Nangwarry: S. Potter, M. Best – Hatherleigh: J. Bateman, J. Faulkner, J. Sulli- Deanfield, N. Rowe, D. Podobnik, T. Pratt, B. Rowe. van, S. Telfer, M. Bennett, J. Skeer; Kalangadoo: J. Dunn, SENIORS J. Bannister, C. Mules, B. Casey, A. Stone, J. Pratt. Kalangadoo 4.6 8.12 12.13 20.19 (139) W L D B For Agst % Pts Glencoe 7.5 14.11 21.18 29.21 (195) Hatherleigh 0.0 0.0 2.1 2.1 (13) Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 632 76 89.27 12 Mount Burr 2.0 3.1 6.1 11.3 (69) Goals – Kalangadoo: R. Carlson, T. Saunders 4, K. Kongorong 3 0 0 0 406 272 59.88 12 Glencoe 2 1 0 0 452 180 71.52 8 Goals – Glencoe: M. McRae 9, D. Paproth, A. Weistra, T. Jones 3, J. Ferrazzola, J. Davies, Z. Dunn, M. Hentschke 4, Z. Cocks, M. Kieselbach 3, D. Watson 2, Lowe, L. Carlson, B. Ousey; T. Chant, J. Telfer. Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 215 103 67.61 8 M. Lewis, N. McEachern, D. Childs, A. Creek; Mount Best – Kalangadoo: M. Lowe, T. Jones, J. Davies, R. Port MacD. 2 0 0 1 323 176 64.73 8 Burr: C. Murray 3, B. Hennink 2, S. Bevan, N. Muhovics, Carlson, P. Davies, C. Auld; Hatherleigh: J. Gilbertson, Nangwarry 0 2 0 1 177 274 39.25 0 D. Ridley, C. Gallio, T. Fennell, D. Bowering. B. Slape, B. Wight, S. Kent, T. Chant, L. Walker. Mount Burr 0 3 0 0 212 543 28.08 0 Best – Glencoe: M. McRae, M. Kieselbach, D. Childs; Kalangadoo 0 3 0 0 200 524 27.62 0 Mount Burr: C. Gallio, B. Hennink, D. Bowering, T. Fen- Mount Burr 7.5 12.9 19.9 24.18 (162) Robe 0 3 0 0 56 525 9.64 0 nell, J. Wallis, A. Butler. Glencoe 0.0 0.0 0.1 1.2 (8) Tantanoola 4.3 8.7 12.12 19.15 (129) Goals – Mount Burr: H. Schultz 4, J. Gregory, D. reserves Robe 1.4 1.9 1.10 2.15 (27) Lesslie 3, S. Wallis, A. Butler, D. Lambert, B. Hogan 2, W L D B For Agst % Pts A. Ridley, T. Tukia, J. Wilson, D. Montuori, E. Downs, T. Goals – Tantanoola: M. Reilly 5, M. Pilmore 3, B. Reil- Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 446 100 81.68 12 Hales; Glencoe: M. Khan. ly, S. Tincknell, C. Hale, J. Rowe 2, D. Tincknell, C. Saint, Kongorong 3 0 0 0 352 102 77.53 12 Best – Mount Burr: J. Gregory, S. Wallis, J. Robbins, D. Knaggs; Robe: S. Huebner, J. Dawson. Port MacD. 2 0 0 1 232 59 79.73 8 Best – Tantanoola: J. Williams, T. Stringer, J. Rowe, B. Cutting, D. Vanderhorst, B. Hogan; N. Herring, E. Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 282 81 77.69 8 J. Rehn, D. Knaggs, M. Bennett; Robe: T. Pearce, T. Le- Trupp, J. Telford, W. Cleggett, N. Smith. Glencoe 2 1 0 0 399 127 75.86 8 hmann, S. Huebner, J. Fletcher, A. Everett, J. Dawson. Tantanoola 0.3 3.5 6.8 9.12 (66) Nangwarry 0 2 0 1 61 209 22.59 0 Kalangadoo 0 3 0 0 89 346 20.46 0 Bye: Port MacDonnell Robe 3.3 5.3 6.6 8.7 (55) Mount Burr 0 3 0 0 84 509 14.17 0 Goals – Tantanoola: D. Pink 3, A. Gregory 2, B. Robe 0 3 0 0 77 489 13.60 0 Reserves McRostie, S. White, C. Williams, M. Reid; Robe: C. Davis Kongorong 3.3 8.5 10.8 13.11 (89) 5, E. Regnier 2, H. Ludwig. senior colts Nangwarry 1.1 3.2 4.3 6.5 (41) Best – Tantanoola: D. Pink, B. McRostie, B. Radley, C. Williams, T. Pink, T. Beelitz; Robe: E. Regnier, A. Cle- W L D B For Agst % Pts Goals – Kongorong: M. Evans 4, D. Hann, N. Bowd, ments, M. Ling, J. Dawson, J. Hann, M. Hansberry. Mount Burr 3 0 0 0 236 132 64.13 12 W. Attiwill 2, S. Durcan, D. Harradine, T. Glynn; Nang- Port MacD. 2 0 0 1 154 81 65.53 8 warry: A. Dinnison, H. McPherson, A. Gilbert 2. Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 168 97 63.40 8 Best – Kongorong: Z. Best, T. Proud, N. Bowd, D. Junior Colts Kalangadoo 2 1 0 0 227 144 61.19 8 Hann, D. Harradine; Nangwarry: H. Lindner, A. Gilbert, Kongorong 1 2 0 0 181 181 50.00 4 D. McNair, A. Chapman, V. Virtanen, D. Dinnison. Nangwarry 3.6 4.7 7.13 10.16 (76) Robe 1 2 0 0 160 161 49.84 4 Hatherleigh 5.2 9.7 13.10 18.14 (122) Kongorong 0.0 1.0 2.0 3.0 (18) Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 140 187 42.81 4 Kalangadoo 2.2 3.3 4.4 5.4 (34) Goals – Nangwarry: B. Parsons 3, R. Widdison-Mills Nangwarry 0 2 0 1 84 187 31.00 0 Goals – Hatherleigh: A. Driessen, M. Gibson, T. Mer- 2, G. Cooper, N. Rowe, G. Alexander, D. Field; Kon- Glencoe 0 3 0 0 125 305 29.07 0 rett 4, T. Loveday 3, L. Bowman, S. Fitzgerald, L. Haines; gorong: L. Bottomley 2, B. Bisnov. *Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to mercy rule Kalangadoo: M. Millhouse, D. Gull 2, A. Ilsley. Best – Nangwarry: N. Rowe, J. Virtanen, R. Widdi- Best – Hatherleigh: S. Ellis, T. Loveday, T. Merrett, M. son-Mills, D. Field, B. Rowe; Kongorong: L. Smith, L. junior colts Gibson, L. Haines, T. Pegler; Kalangadoo: D. Gull, M. Bottomley, C. Sanderson, J. Thompson, R. Vickery. W L D B For Agst % Pts Lowe, S. Mcann, M. May, M. Millhouse, C. Auld. Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 201 64 75.85 12 Hatherleigh 2.6 3.8 5.10 8.11 (59) Glencoe 7.5 13.7 17.12 26.15 (171) Port MacD. 2 0 0 1 132 27 83.02 8 Kalangadoo 0.0 1.1 1.1 3.3 (21) Mount Burr 1.0 2.1 3.1 4.2 (26) Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 100 42 70.42 8 Goals – Glencoe: A. Cary 8, T. Biggins 4, S. Giersch Goals – Hatherleigh: J. Jones, L. Macgregor 2, L. Mount Burr 2 1 0 0 178 96 64.96 8 3, A. Sealey, N. Baker 2, A. Scott, J. Finnis, J. Aston, Jackman-Tilley, A. Buhlmann, J. Allan, S. Gray; Kalan- Nangwarry 1 1 0 1 85 68 55.56 4 M. Holden, S. Walker, S. Hentschke, B. Curran; Mount gadoo: J. Carlson , L. Ousey , S. McManus. Robe 1 2 0 0 101 143 41.39 4 Burr: H. Schultz 2, C. Bowering. Best – Hatherleigh: A. Buhlmann, J. Wight, L. Kalangadoo 1 2 0 0 86 147 36.91 4 Best – Glencoe: A. Cary, T. Biggins, S. Walker, J. Macgregor, J. Gray, J. Jones, N. Waring; Kalangadoo: Kongorong 0 3 0 0 56 215 20.66 0 Aston, A. Sealey, S. Giersch; Mount Burr: R. Hilton, H. J. Lang, S. McManus, K. McMurtrie, S. Farrugia, T. Mc- Glencoe 0 3 0 0 31 168 15.58 0 Schultz, J. Stone, L. Collyer, A. Golding. Manus, M. Davies. *Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to mercy rule 2013 Champion Club Award Hatherleigh...... 40 Glencoe...... 16 Tantanoola...... 32 Kalangadoo...... 12 Port MacDonnell...... 32 Robe...... 8 MORE than just Kongorong...... 28 Nangwarry...... 4 Great Kitchens… Mount Burr...... 20 8733 2720 www.klasbilt.com.au

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GLENCOE 18 Sam Sutherland Senior Colts 22 Roy Widdison-Mills 19 Michael Hansberry (VC) Junior Colts 19 Sam Kent 1 Kerry Ham 25 Bradley Philby 21 Tom Gould 1 Toby Wing 20 Tyson Bennett 2 Robert Hein 26 Joel Virtanen 22 Tangaroa Joseph 2 Jack Edmonds 21 Jordan Jones 3 Nathan Farrell 27 Alex Glover 23 Kieran Smith (C) 3 Danny Khan 22 Benjamin Lang 4 Jake Blackwell 28 Aaron Edwards 24 harry Bigmore 10 Kial Poole 23 Josh Mason 6 Sam Baker 29 Chad Dinnison 25 Patrick Matthews 25 George Treloar 7 Aaron Lightbody 14 Daniel Cleggett 46 Rylyn Reid 26 edward Dutton 26 Thomas Chant 8 Phil McInnes 16 Drew Mallon Senior Colts 27 Samuel McMartin 17 Jaidyn Shayne 9 Michael Waters 10 Jack Mullan 1 Brodie Parsons 28 Lachie Hurst 18 Charlie Mallon KALANGADOO 2 Kirk Rasmussen 32 Ryan Lindner 19. Dylan Pfitzner 12 Brad Ellis Junior Colts 15 Brad Long 3 Michael Deanfield 33 Nicholas Hurst 20 Bill Arthurson 2 Nathan Widdison 5 Nickolas Rowe 34 Ben Legoe 21 Tom Arthurson 16 Brandon Kranz 3 Kobe Stephens 6 Bradley Haggett 35 haiden Smith 22 Patrick Mitchell 18 harrison Evans 5 Sam McManus 19 Marcel Last 7 Brock McIntosh 36 Cameron Walsh 24 Rylan Lee 12 Nathan Auld 8 Seth Potter 25 Anthony Lipscombe 20 Dellon Brown Nicholas Enright 13 Liam Ousey 24 Paul Vanikiotis 9 Nic Harter 26 Braedon Lipscombe Kyle Flannery 18 Kayne Marshall 25 Jack Miller 10 Tyren Morrison 31 Tye McManus Senior Colts 29 Jason Watts 11 Giancarlo Cooper Senior Colts 32 Sam Farrugia 1 Casey Elven 30 Taylor Saffin 12 Tom Pratt Coach: Jordan Pettit 33 Matthew Davies 2 Will Cleggett 31 Tim Boyle 17 Dylan Podobnik 2 Joel Hann 34 Josh Telford 3 Jack Doyle 32 Peter Bowden 27 Alex Glover 5 Angus Baker 35 Tim Davies 4 Rhys Edwards 33 Jack Alschwager 46 Rylyn Reid 7 Sam Denton 36 Kobe McMurtie 5 Max Kahn 38 Andrew Last 37 Leigh Redford 8 henry Ludwig 6 Josh Menz PORT MacDONNELL 38 Angus Tucker 11 Michael Dell’Antonio 7 Brad Mitchell (VC) 40 Jaidyn Carlson MOUNT BURR Junior Colts 14 hamish Kurray (C) 9 Josh Slape 48 Brandon McMurtrie Junior Colts 1 Keelan McClean 15 Joel Gibbs (VC) 11 edwards Trupp 49 Nathan Reilly 1 Connor Crescentino 3 Morgan Feast 19 Lachie Smith 13 Leon Bignell-Wing 50 Jake Lang (p) 2 Brett Russell 14 Ryan Walter 21 Alex Clements (VC) 14 James Telford 3 Thomas Vanderhorst 16 Jock Carrison 22 hamish Smith 15 Michael Telford Senior Colts 4 Jack Hateley 20 Riley Rolph 24 Jarrod Flannery 16 Jack Miller 1 Patrick Davies 5 Brodie Gregory 21 Grady Hutchesson 28 Sam Altschwager 18 Nathan Smith 2 Christian Howlett 6 Tom Tukia 25 Blair Cutting 29 Cody Davis 19 Brad Elven (C) 4 Tyler Jones 27 Kyle Cawthorne 7 James Watts 30 Jack Sneath 20 Chris Adams 6 Cameron Auld 29 Ned Wilke 8 Lachlan Collyer 37 Muru Joseph 21 William Nankivell 7 Mitchell Lowe 30 Wade Chant 9 Darcy Hogan 38 Sam Stoios 23 Nick Herring 10 Liam Carlson 10 Liam Whitty 31 Jake Brown 24 Brock Kennett 11 Jack Bayley 11 edward Ballantyne 32 Brandon Newton 25 Marcus Shane 14 Jordan Brennan 12 Mitchell Gurney 33 Darcy Higgs TANTANOOLA 15 Connor Jones 13 Jack Wilson 34 Lockie Tilley HATHERLEIGH 16 Josh Ferrazola 14 Rhys Gamble 35 Tom Zeitz Junior Colts 17 Reece Carlson 1 Matthew Nelson Junior Colts 15 Dylan Wright 36 Ben Milstead 19 Nathan Bott 37 Kane Livingston 3 Matt Sorello 1 Bailey Poulish 16 Corey Gamble 20 Jordan Brennan 38 Jesse Livingston 4 Jayden Lawson 2 Jezz Jones 17 Connor Wilson 21 James Davies 39 Jarred Feast 5 Zander Copeland 3 Blake Bowman 18 Jack Muhovics 22 Zac Dunn 40 Jack Murrell 4 Luke McGregor 19 Zain Heywood 6 Alec Roberts 23 Kieran Weistra 51 Jordan Mudford 5 Clayton Skeer 24 Ben Squire 7 Kane Scudds 24 Doug Oeser 53 Jett Attard 8 Roy Osborne 6 Alex Buhlmann 25 Dylan McMurtie Senior Colts 54 Sakari Pelkonen 9 Jacob Bell 7 Mathew Palmer 26 Michael Krieger 1 Brodie Hogan 10 Mitchell Hunter 8 Alex Spehr 27 Ben Casey 2 Andrew Ridley Senior Colts 9 Nick Waring 28 Lachie Farrugia 3 Dylan Vanderhorst 2 Jordan Stark 11 Sam Linton 10 Kade Bradley 42 Tom Saunders 4 Tyson Tukia 4 Ben Wilke 12 Jack Hann 11 Zach Jones 44 Jakob Opie 5 James Wallis 5 Sam Zeitz 13 Campbell Serle 12 Jess Allan 46 Braiden Ousey 6 Benjamin Ballantyne 6 Tristian Rossgregor 14 Zane Walker 13 Jake Wight 48 Brad Tiller 7 hayden Shultz 7 Tim Sullivan 18 Corby White 14 Tyson Sutherland 8 Dylan Montuori 8 Will Rolph 21 Jack Radley 15 Sam Gray KONGORONG 9 Josh Stone 9 Sam Dent 22 hamish Ferguson 16 Jacob Lang 10 Brody Quintel 10 Tom Sullivan 23 Jordan Gould Junior Colts 17 Jack Gray 11 Cody Burnett 11 Jarred Mansell 25 Rian Boyd 18 harry Coote 2 Robert Kilsby 12 Jacob Wilson 13 Jacob Reed 26 Ryan Hoffman 19 Frazer Bradley 4 Jack Oppelaar 13 Thomas Hales 14 Brodie Williams 28 Tyler Bevan 20 Caleb Gibbs 11 Cooper Sanderson 16 Lachlan Byrne 14 Dylan Lambert 29 ethan Glass-Reilly 21 Max Telfer 12 Liam Bottomly 15 Jacob Gregory 18 Dylan Silvy 30 Billy Hann 23 Doug Treloar 14 Jairus Curtis 16 Billy Delbridge 19 Nathan Cawthorne 16 Bronson Mahony 24 Spencer Jones 17 Baily Cutting 20 Rory Brodie Senior Colts 25 William Chay 16 Reece Campbell 18 Ashley Butler (VC) 22 Riley Chant 2 Jacob Gurney 26 Louis Brown 19 Tyson Modra 19 east Downs 23 Tyson McRostie 4 Steven White 27 Lachie Jackman-Tilley 21 Will Vickery 24 Jack Williams 20 Jacob Fox 5 Clay Scudds 22 Cooper Von Stanke 21 Jessie Robbins 28 Rhys Timms Senior Colts 6 Reece Chant 23 Jim McIntosh 22 Samuel Wallis 42 Liam Kemp 1 Daniel Sutherland 25 Trent Mahony 23 Braydon Jennings 49 Kyall McClean 7 Dylan Tincknell 2 Lachie Lang 25 Mykill Campbell 24 Liam Collyer 52 Dale Williams 8 Toby Pink 3 Brett Watson 27 Zavier Banfield 25 Dylan Lesslie 10 Marshall Reid 4 Thomas Jackman-Tilley 30 Jackson Robb 11 Darcy Pink ROBE 5 Ben Leopold 31 Luke Boyle 14 Bryce Radley NANGWARRY 6 James Gilbertson 36 Lachlan Smith Junior Colts 15 Antony White 7 Joseph Brooks 37 Ryan Vickery Junior Colts Coach: Fabian Bigmore 16 Caleb Williams 8 Mitch Pulmer 38 Louis Oppelaar 1 Bradley Rowe 4 Ben Bayliss 19 Marc Roberts 9 Jed Telfer 39 Dylan Scheidl 2 Brodie Parsons 8 Jordan McMartin 20 Kyle Abrahamson 10 Bradley Slape 40 Stefan Bowden 5 Nickolas Rowe 9 Terrence Wilfred 22 Tyson Beelitz 11 Lewis Walker 41 Jack Thompson 6 Jack Grace 10 Matthew Dell’Antonio 12 Will Gilbertson 43 Brody Bisnov 7 Brock McIntosh 11 Ryan Von Stanke 23 Luke Thomas 13 Mason Bunt 44 Ray Phillips 9 Nic Harter 12 Jesse Tomlinson 24 Stephen Moreland 14 Brady Gibbs 45 Joe Miller 11 Giancarlo Cooper 13 Taij Dunn 28 Adam Gregory 15 Fergus Slape 51 Mason Hein 13 Dylan Field 14 Joshua Kellock 34 Benjamin McRostie 16 Angus Altschwager 61 Adam Kilsby 17 Dylan Podobnik 15 Angus Weir 53 Patrick Reid 17 Brad Wight 71 Josh Kranz 21 Nathan Rowe 18 harry Hooper 57 Zac Evans www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 11 Hatherleigh eagles

went from playing some really good footy to playing footy, battling hard at the bottom of packs to set us like we don’t care, BUT we still came away with a win up with good use of the ball. Marcus ‘Bruce’ Bennet football so it can’t of been to bad! Sax was giving us plenty of provided significant rebound across half back, spoiling drive off the wing, Lovers was getting plenty of the many forward drives by the Pies. Sam Telfer relished Junior Colts: The Junior Colts had another good footy around the ground and Gibbo a target to kick the opportunity for a bit more game time, sneaking win. The game was even at half time with some way- to up forward. Today we are back at home against himself 4 goals, often set up by some hard running ward kicking at goal in the first quarter and a goal to Nangwarry so let’s go back to playing the way we want and physical contests, which was great to see. Another the opposition kicked by Blake Bowman in the second. to and get a good win! youngster who has shown excellent consistency so far After half time the players steadied to post an easy win. Millicent 4WDrive Systems Award: S. Ellis, Prince of this year was Jack Skeer. Another 8 goal haul and a Thanks to the players who played a few quarters for Wales Hotel Award: T. Loveday, Millicent Golf Award: number of opponents after a slow start was a credit to Kalangadoo, and well done to Doug and Blake kicking M. Merrett, Thursday Night Tea Award: M. Gibson, his persistence and positive attitude. Although his run Incentive: L Haines, T. Pegler. up on set shots sees him look more like Skippy than a 2 of the opposition’s 3 goals. The awards as selected A Grade: The weather was just about perfect for full forward, he has been getting plenty of it and finish- by the players went to Alex Buhlmann (Toy Kingdom), the A Grade game and we knew we would be up for a ing off quite well. Jake Wight (Garry Nilsson), Luke McGregor (Subway), challenge early. Kalangadoo always have a good crack Whilst our on-ball department were again domi- Jack Gray (Hath ladies committee) and Jez Jones against us and last week’s game was no different, with nant, it was good to see so many other players sharing (Sport and Rec Steak). K’doo kicking the first goal of the game. After a bit of the work load and getting involved, making the pick- Senior Colts: The Senior Colts had a tough day, a see-saw battle in the first, we edged in front by a ing of best payers so difficult. Our other defenders also and were always going to be up against it playing few goals at the first break. From then on, our skill level contributed solidly, having only 3 goals kicked against against a very good side. Kalangadoo simply outclassed lifted and our fitness began to come to the fore as we them on such a good day, weather wise. Our bigger the lads, attacking the ball with vigour. The boys were a started to hit our straps to finish off with a convincing blokes, led by Josh Wight were everywhere, hold- little slow to get going allowing their opponents to dic- result. It was good to be pushed early and to be able to ing onto marks and getting down to do some of the tate the play, but to their credit they came out after half persist with our plans and structures in order to get the work of the rovers as well. Our forwards continue to time showing greater commitment. Gilbo was one of result we were looking for. Another pleasing element work hard to keep the ball in our attacking half, and the few who battled all day, running hard and provided was that this was our third consistent game in a row, whilst this week our goals slightly outnumbered our great contests. Brad Slape did everything that was putting together another solid 4 quarter performance points, there is still some work to be done there, by asked of him playing all over the ground. Brad ‘Snow’ with all players contributing to the victory. We were all players. Wight was able to play most of the game showing his able to manage nearly 60 scoring shots again which We look forward to another challenge this week in class around the ground. Kenty and Chanty both put in happens due to the spread of the players’ contributions what will hopefully be another sunny day. Nanga’s will solid performances working hard at both ends of the each week. The side is fit and confident, working hard definitely come out firing early but if we continue to do ground. Hopefully the boys can turn things around and to support each other and do the team things. what we have done so well so far this year, we know focus on beating Nangwarry. A number of players had their best performance that we can continue with the good form that we have Seebohm Sportspower Award: J. Gilbertson, Subway for the year to date, none more so than Jase “Giggles’ showcased to date. Award: B. Wight, HFC Ladies Committee Award: S. Bateman who provided plenty of run and carry on Awards: Somerset Hotel Award: J. Bateman, Kent, Hatherleigh Sport & Rec Steak Award: T. Chant, his wing all day. Jase “Hole’ Faulkner was impassable Prince of Wales Hotel Award: J. Faulkner, Tony Egans Incentive Award: L. Walker. and continued to run and rebound from a half back Mensland Award: J. Sullivan, Millicent Taxi Award: S. B grade: Wow! What difference a week makes. We flank all day. Jack ‘Sully’ Sullivan was a terrier on the Telfer, Incentive Award: M. Bennett, J. Skeer.

and around the goal circle and used patience getting U15: Hath 48 def K’Doo 29. Congratulations girls on it into the goalies. Well done girls and thanks again what was a good win. You played consistent netball netball to Emily Nettle for taking the court due to an injury for the first 3 quarters, which, fortunately was enough and to Abby for sitting again for us. Awards: Somerset to win the points last week. However the last quar- A Grade: The first half was way below our best Mardi Wight, Prince Of Wales Amy Hateley. ter saw our defensive pressure lapse and Kalangadoo netball, too many turnovers snapped up forcing us B Reserve: Bad luck girls. Definitely a game we scored on every one of our mistakes. Obviously our to play catch up. We need to use patience and work could have had if we wanted it. We made lots of silly goal is to pull 4 outstanding quarters together and through defensive zones. Good result in the second errors that cost us the game. On a more positive note hard work is the key. If we can perfect the basics the half to get ourselves back into a competitive position. our passes into the circle were much better this week rest will follow. Our goalies in Abby W. and Grace have and our defence worked extremely hard on two very Faulks had a consistent match with several turnovers started the season well in regards to their accuracy, accurate goalies. Outstanding games were had by and good back up. Somerset award Kerrie Gray. and I know both are keen to work on the rotation Pam and Bel with their ability to get in front, balance A Res: A hard fought game against tough opposi- in the circle, again this will only come with practice, the court and keep re-offering. Fantastic work by Fi tion. Going down by one at the final whistle was dis- practice and more practice! Special mention to Bailey with numerous intercepts and Emily running hard and Leila who both took what we did at training and appointing but we have a lot of little things we can fine through the mid-court. Let’s keep our chins up and applied it to their game, great to see girls! And finally tune before next time we meet and change this result keep working hard at trainings. congrats to Jess Allan, Georgia Gray and Demi Smith around. Outstanding game by our defense line Kerry, U17: Hath 38 def K’doo 24. What a great effort to Amy and Cate creating many turnovers! Well done. come away with a 14 goal win against a strong side. who have stepped up to join the 17s this season. Awards: Prince of Wales Kerry and Cate, Sommery Welcome back to Demi Smith with her first game in Awards: Seebohm Sports Leila Buhlman, Fasta Pasta Amy. Hath 51 – K’doo 48. the U17s for 2013, and we can see that there will be Bailey Hateley. B Grade: This was a very tough fast tussle which good things to come from her, combining well with Junior 2: Fantastic game by all 7 girls last week. saw us being behind for most of the game. To our Lauren in goals. Another excellent game from Sarah It was a good chance for us to spread out and open credit we were able to play out four quarters even Allen who took many intercepts and put lots of pres- up the play. It was great to see some lovely strong though the weather was quite warm. We worked sure on the goalies, resulting in other players’ many shoulder passes down the court, let’s keep that up! really hard on our defensive pressure down the court turnovers. Week-in week-out Erin Watson puts in the Rosie played a super game in attack, while Lacey read which again created some turnovers as there wasn’t hard yards getting many turnovers in the centre and the play well in defence. Saige showed great versa- many opportunity under the goals due to Kalangadoo’s putting some lovely passes into the goalies. Ducky’s tility in all positions, receiving the socks award. Great accurate shooting. Even though the game was played Surf award Sarah Allen, Ladies Committee Award Erin improvement from Demi from the start of the game to at a fast pace we controlled our passes down the court Watson. the finish, earning her the HLC award.

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HATHERLEIGH

Hatherleigh Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Matt Bowman 9 Tom Agnew 19 Josh Sandland 29 Jack Sullivan 40 Luke Bowman 2 Jase Faulkner 10 Tylah Saunders 20 Josh Wight 30 Sam Waring 41 Matt Ballantyne 3 Jack Skeer 11 Jase Bateman 21 Brett Sneath 31 Justin Winter 42 Nathan Stratford 4 Tom Bell 12 Albert Ellis 22 Tom Schulz 32 Marcus Bennett 43 Michael Ogilvie 5A Matt Fabris 13 Scott Redman 23 Jack Grover 34 Tom Peglar 44 Michael Gibson 45 Deon Howell 5B Luke Haines 14 Darren Paul 24 Joe Campbell 35 Nigel Brown 46 ethan Sutherland 6 Matt Faulkner 15 Todd Watson 25 Dylan Clough 36 Josh Gordon 47 Jordan Brooks 7A Ciaran Buckley 16 Saxon Ellis 26 Sam Fitzgerald 37 Ryan Bowering 48 Ashley Scott 7B Tim Loveday 17 Sam Telfer 27 Scott Graham 38 Tom Waring 49 Jack McDonald 8 Tim Merrett 18 Simon Beggs 28 Michael Duff 39 Shane Lambert 50 Anthony Driessen 12 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au nangwarry saints

numbers, Kongorong helped us out to is not over until the final siren. They will football enable the game to proceed. It is greatly cause most clubs problems on that effort. appreciated. Stick with it boys, the tide will With Saints players cramping in the final turn one day. quarter, fitness also looks to be a problem. Only one win for the Saints against The Seconds suffered another loss but Today we have the form side of the com- Kongorong last week with the Junior Colts will find it hard to win unless they play as petition in Hatherleigh, so let’s see if we getting the Saints on the scoreboard for a team and train harder to get fitter. The can be competitive over the full four quar- 2013 with a good win, while the senior Seconds must learn to put the ball to the ters. A big ask. side looked likely to cause an upset in their player in the best position and involve all Well done to Kongorong and their sup- game until Kongorong got their team work players. Remember, it is a team game so porters last week for turning up to support flowing to over-run the Saints in the last let’s see if today we can improve on the your team and giving the Saints their best quarter. first two games. gate takings in probably 7-10 years. The The Junior Colts opened their account The way the Seniors faded in the last large crowd was greatly appreciated. for 2013 with a good four quarter perfor- quarter and a half was disappointing after Today it’s Hatherleigh with four tough mance in their game. The young Saints are we looked capable of winning during the games against a very strong club and looking to improve on last season and have third quarter. Perhaps it was a mental hopefully the Saints can provide a contest got off to a promising start. A very good thing, thinking we were in control and were in each game. team effort by all players. going to win. Full marks to Kongorong who Sponsored by Green Triangle Recyclers The Senior Colts struggled in their game played four quarters of football to run all as our Major Sponsor and Lion Nathan, and as a result Kongorong scored a big over the Saints and grab a well-deserved who have been a great sponsor over the win. Although we are really battling for win and teach the Saints that the game past two seasons.

Overall a much improved game on last Hooper and Patrick Wine Kate Clayfield. netball week, already only one week and the 17 & under: In warm conditions we improvement was excellent. A few more started well but passing really let us down games under our belt and it’s all gonna all over the court. Fitness I am sure played Nangwarry Netball Club is proudly spon- come together. Keep it up. Club tea award sored by Bendigo Bank, Chemist King, Noel a big part in this. I made many positional Tanya Dowie. changes throughout the game so well Barr Toyota, G.J. Gardner, IGA Penola and B Grade: Nangwarry 35 drew Kongorong Steeline. done girls on your adjustments. Defence of 35. A game played in warm conditions saw Eb and Chelsea worked overtime with Eb Another good day for the netty girls, with us start slowly and finish the same way. a few wins and a draw, plus many close even having a go in centre. Good job girls. Kristy coming on at centre for the last 3 Subway Ebony McDiarmid, Red Rooster games. I’m sure you will get the win next quarters played both controlled and disci- time girls. We are having a wood raffle next Chelsea McKinnon. plined netball that helped to lift everyone’s 15 & under: The girls got out to a strong home game against Glencoe, raffle books confidence. Again our defence in Lines and should of been passed out by now so first quarter, with a few girls unable to play, Xtal worked tirelessly, never giving up. We Bridgette McKinnon came to fill in for the please get them back to the club asap. We need to play more controlled netty in attack defence and seemed to make the whole also have a roster for the gate on that day, and not rush our play, this will come down defence end stronger. The girls fought so please girls let your coach know if can to settling our conbinations. It all comes hard to keep ahead but unfortunately went help out. 9am-10am A grade, 10am-11am down to our concentration and basic skill Bres, 11am-12pm Ares, 12pm-1pm B grade. errors. We all must utilise our training ses- down by 7. Big thanks to the 13s for having Good luck this week. sions and focus on all aspects of court to fill in. Subway award Hannah Isaacson A Grade: A great hard fought win girls, positioning. Fasta Pasta award Kristy Neale and Civic award Bridgette McKinnon. although we stretched the score to a 14 and Muffin Break Maddie McPherson. 13 & under: Nangwarry 15 Kongorong goal margin in the end, it was a great game B res: Passing and positioning let us 21. A huge thank you to Monique Holmes, by both teams. Great work by Tanya and down in the first quarter today but we re- Zaliah Dakin and Caitlin Busbridge for filling Kayla in defence, Tanya had a stellar game grouped and came out strong in the 2nd in. Welcome to the team Caitlin. It is great and Kayla got better as the game went on. and 3rd quarters, moving the ball down to have you. Great game girls! Don’t be too Good driving and feeding by Teresa and Kel the court a lot better and feeding the circle disappointed with the final result. Again it and great game in goals by all our goalers well. We were 4 goals down going into the was our last quarter that let us down. Great Eb, Tash and Nic. We all, including myself, last quarter, we came out hard and evened defence all over the court girls. We need to need to work on a little extra fitness as we the score during the quarter, but some poor work on our passes and holding our leads. lacked a bit in both the second and third playing caused the ball to be turned over Civic Video award Crystal Little and Hungry quarters and it showed on the scoreboard. and we went down. Club tea award Julie Jacks Natalie Stewart.

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NANGWARRY

NANGWARRY Football CLUB Player Numbers 1A Ricky Lindner 7 Adam Gilbert 15B Dion Dinnison 26B Rhys Couzens 41 Chris Hogan 1B Thomas Clayfield 8 Brett Lindner 17 Nathan Honehonetana 27 Adam Gartside 42 Tom Pratt 2 Jason Manninen 9 hayden McPherson 18 Aidan Mills 29A Jason Brooks 44 Joshua Clayfield 3 John Barnes 10 Vesa Virtanen 19 Jordan Haggett 29B Adam Dinnison 46 Damien McNair 4 Nathan Gilbert 11 Trevor Fenn 20 Aaron Horbury 30 Tom Muhovics 48 Michael Field 5A Ben Dinnison 12 Aaron Hill 22 Sean Pudney 34 Craig Hicks 50 Robert Munn 5B Michael Neale 13 Matthew Fatchen 23 Nathan Reeves 35 Bradley Crisp 6A Jake McKeon 14 Josh Smith 24 Stacey Mullins 37 Luke Rainey 6B Ashleigh Chapman 15A Niall Easterbrook 26A Simon Merrett 39 Joel Rannenburg www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 13 GLENCOE murphies

up with 4 for the arvo. Michael “Mickey Mac” McRae The Junior Colts played really well against a very banged through 9 big ones and showed class in finish- skilful Mt Burr team. Our fitness is improving every football ing off in the front 50. Mark “Snatch” Kieselbach again week and we are playing with plenty of energy come showed his consistency and looks well over his inju- the end of games. Kial played at full back did a fan- What a fantastic day to play footy last week over at ries from previous years, showing he can be another tastic job, together with a huge effort from Drew, they the Burr. We had a great arvo up on the hill which has onballer in the ruck. Dylan “Bobbin” Childs played defended strongly all day. Daniel and Toby worked basically been a knock over and start again job. Well probably his best A grade game for the club, showing really hard to run the ball forward. Our youngest play- done to the Burr for their new stubbie booth and BBQ of his skills on the big stage which are up there with the ers, Adam and goal kicking Jack are getting the confi- area. They even have a twin exhaust fire situated in the best in the club. Others who played well in a consistent dence up and playing terrific footy. Mitchell, our first middle of their new home come a Saturday arvo. We effort were Dean “Watto” Watson, Adam “Bags” Creek. time player, was fast, skilled and a great asset to the The twos had a great win against a side who did a enjoyed seeing both the senior grades smacking the team. These three have many years left in the juniors great job in getting a side together late. The team effort Burr boys as they have had our measure over the last and will be great leaders of the team. Best players were looks to be back within the group as the lads worked few years. Drew Mallon, Kial Poole, Daniel Cleggett, Adam Kuhl, together all day and ran the game out well. Anthony Wood duck this week, well didn’t really have any- Jack Edmonds and Mitchell Harris. “Kez” Cary showed why he was one of our best back thing so it has to go to an A grade footballer from the The results from our sponsors draw from last home in his day with 8 goals up forward. Tim “Biggo” Biggins game were – week before. Being A grade and a quite professional again led the way kicking goals in which he claims Major sponsor: Sportsene. outfit this year, you would think all would be dressed that he was robbed one on social media late Saturday Match day sponsors: the same. Nah, not one of Boothy’s crew who has a night. Sam “Walks” Walker showed great skills, pace and big ass for an A grader. Yep, either forgot to change lowered his eyes to constantly hit targets throughout 27th April - Kalangadoo: Maloney Plumbing or didn’t bring his footy socks. Running around against the day. Josh “we need to get a better nick name than (players reunion). the Roosters with his black Explorers on. It got pointed Joshy” Aston ran hard all day on the wing and got us 11th May - Port Mac: Collins Court Butcher out at a change and he ended up with the mighty going when the game was there to be won. Adam (1963 reunion). Maroons on in the end. “Seals” Sealy carved them up in the centre with second 25th May - Hatherleigh: Hyland Fox Signs. Enough crap... to the footy and the A grade didn’t efforts not usually seen in the twos. 15th June - Tantanoola: Steve Razum have too many issues in bringing home the Ian The Senior Colts again worked hard and have Constructions. McInnes shield. Obviously the Burr have lost a fair few shown great commitment to each other. The success 29th June - Mt Burr: Squashbrook (sponsors day). of their guns from their side but all credit has to go to hasn’t quite been there yet but we are sure the hard 20th July - Nangwarry: Repco Auto Care. our lads who showed great commitment and stayed work will pay off with a win just around the corner. 3rd August - Kongorong: Ferguson Diesel. relentless with no passengers all day. First best went Just remember boys, footy is all about having fun and Stick around tonight and have a few drinks with to Alex “Sauce” Hentschke who stepped up to the ones spending time with your mates, the wins will come. some of the players from yesteryear with the reunion and provided a target up forward all day. He banged Best players were Nick Herring, Edward Trupp, James today. Lets bring home the Max Matthews shield today through the first two from long range and ended Telford, William Cleggett and Nathan Smith. and smash the ‘ol rivals. Go Murphies!

to celebrate 200 senior games for Kristy and it was 17 & Under: 71-9. A strong win girls. Everyone pleasing to see every player put in and work hard to played a part in this win. Emilee Mitchell was a ball netball ensure she got the result she deserved for reaching magnet at GK. Our leading and passing is certainly such a milestone. Our defensive end gave us plenty of improving and everyone is working together as a team. IT was a fantastic day down at Mt Burr last week, see- opportunities to score and it was in the second half Impressive game at GA for Laura with strong holding ing all senior sides and the 17s come away with wins. (32-8) that we took control of the game and made it in the goal circle and was assisted by Ash who shot Congratulations to Kristy Heaver who played her 200th ours. Great work by everyone, especially after finally well all day. Encouragement award today went to senior game for the club last week. We thank Kristy for having our team out there! Best players went to Emily Agars (Civic Video) for a consistent game at WD. her ongoing commitment both on and off the court. Michelle and Mel for their hard work throughout the Let’s keep improving each week and continue with our It’s been remiss of me not to send out earlier con- game. Encouragement award went to Leanne who good form. after returning from injury did a fantastic job on the 15 & Under: 30-48. Such an improvement from gratulations to netballers who have given birth in the wing, driving and feeding really strongly. Top effort last week with everyone working together and talking past couple of weeks – Congratulations to Kylie and girls. Let’s step it up again today. much more. The last two quarters were the best and Matt on the birth of Zavier and EJ and Crowie on the B Grade: 54-25. A great solid effort from everyone everyone picked up with lots of touches by Alice in the birth of Hunter. We also send our congratulations to in hot conditions. Kylie Collins was awarded for great midcourt. Great moving and shooting by Sarah and Simon and Kim on the birth of Nash and Leo and Alycia accurate shooting and good leadership in our attack Claire who worked really well together. Great feeding on the birth of Maxim. That’s four new little footballers line. Well done to Sarah Walker and Sally McDonnell in into the circle by Kayla and Bella. Ebony provided great all produced within the last few weeks! defence and for applying plenty of pressure down the drive out of defence with Tayla using her height for Today will be a tough day at the office against court. Teisha and Justine Koop worked hard through rebounds. Still need to work hard next week on our perennially strong Kalangadoo. Let’s all play with con- the centre court and were awarded best players for strong passes and leading in front and making sure fidence and come away with a few wins. their efforts (DeGaris Lawyers and Fasta Pasta). Let’s we are balanced. Great work girls with great passages A Grade: 63-50. Much better game girls! The third push hard this week, stay on the winner’s list and be of play, you all should be very proud, you all worked quarter was a wonderful display of quality netball and patient. really well. Best players: Sarah Edwards, Claire Waye. definitely our best quarter of netball for the year. Great B Reserve: 33-20. What a fantastic game by all the Encouragement Award: Alice Edmonds. moving in the circle and front cutting by Sarah Lawler girls! What you learnt at training really paid off. It was Junior One: Great game girls against an in-form (Laser Electrical) and great cutting onto the circle by great to see everyone coming forward to meet the ball. Mt Burr side. Everyone put in a fantastic effort with Alyce (Shadows). Strong leadership through the centre Great movement and shooting by both goalies and the some excellent passages of play shown over five quar- by Ashlea and good holding by Sarah Kas. We need to defence pressured hard all game as well. Drive through ters. Keep up the good work. Awards this week went work on keeping up our good play for all four quarters. the mid court was great to watch. Well done to Maddie to Sharna Medhurst (Subway), Alana Menzel (Red Let’s bring our best today against Kalangadoo. on playing her first game. Best players went to Lauren Rooster) and Amber Rogerson (Encouragement Award A Reserve: 57-27. Great job girls! An excellent way and Shani. – McDonalds).

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GLENCOE

glencoe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Dean Watson 12 Michael Mcrae 24A Matt Kasparian 37 Adam Price (A Capt) 49 Josh Aston 2 Leo Sharaf 13 Ali Scott 24B Matt Jaeschke 38 Matthew Childs 50 Brendan King 3 Jamie Edwards 14 Tim Biggins (B Capt) 25 Lachlan Medhurst 39 Dillon Young 51 Sam Leane 4 Dane Paproth 15 Nathan Mceachern 27 ethan Bronca 40 Anthony Carey 52 Lewis Nankivell 5 Marcus Von Duve 16 Ben Hentschke 28 Matt Holden 41 Zack Maloney 53 Toby Mann 6 Sam Walker 17 Mitch Lewis 29 Simon Phillips 42 Trant Hawke 54 Jevon Duff 7 Tom Edwards 18 Mark Kieslebach 30 Adam Sealey 43 Alex Hentschke 55 Simon Brook 8 Zacc Cocks (A VCapt) 19 Mitch Laube 31 Nathan Baker 44 Jayson Finnis 56 Ross Stafford 9 Brad Gosden 20 Sam Giersch 33 Sam Hentschke 45 Jarrad Waller 57 Ben Curran 10A Adam Creek 21 Jason Bates 34 Sean Talankas 46 Shane Raddon 58 Martin Strikis 10B Michael Grace 22 Dylan Childs 35 Matt Haase 47 Jon Bradley 59 Aaron Johnson 11 Kingsley Clark 23 hamish Medhurst 36 Jake Lambe 48 Ben Swan 60 Bevan Lipscombe 14 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au kalangadoo magpies

Which proved to be the case. The boys kept up their tripper Cracker Jack Lepley was all dressed up in his work rate throughout the game. The fastest posty in the Peruvian T shirt. football South East Timbo Krieger was rewarded with a game for The night crawlers were out last Saturday festoon- his honesty during the week after correctly answering ing the town in hand towels and schizenhauzen paper. A beautiful day at the Doo last week with a sunny forty five when Dunny asked how old he was. To com- The jury is out as to Bogans, wing nuts or complete 20 degrees, keeping the waterboys busy and Missus pensate for all these candles Can whacked in a couple dickheads. Who’s grade seven arithmetic coming in handy during of colts. Talking to the Interleague coach Jeff Medhurst KDoo Hilton regular Benny Fish and Chips Casey the Eagles’ demolition of Muchacho’s Magpies. Jonsey’s during the game he reckoned that he has his eye on the ordered a sardine but had the munchies for a colts look to be our shining light this year so it’s not all House. Fair comment too with the big fella in the best. mulloway. doom and gloom. Prior to the big game I had the Joffa Gully was best and got bulk support from Mitch Lowe David Dexter Dowdell is raring to go on his expedition of Hatherleigh Fredrick Luckhurst Smith masquerading who hardly raised a sweat after two games in succes- akin to the search for the holy grail apart from taking it as a South Eastern Times reporter telling me the Doo sion, coach Can, mighty Matty May, the House and colt with him, the B grade cricket shield is expected to climb were going to get creamed by thirty goals. Naturally Camo Auld. Ayers Rock witness a ‘job’ on the four state corners and I put this down to too many home brand Mount Burr Muchacho’s Magpies had a fair crack in the first to return safely to the Doo. mushies, but bugger me dead if the old know it all make Fred’s prediction look crap. However the Eagles Congrats to our World Series bowlers skipper Pud champ wasn’t on the money. Luckily he racked off to cranked their scoring rate up, whacking on eight in the Auld, Paul Martin, PD Davies and Andre wobble Carlson annoy K.D. and Saint Shane otherwise it would have next two before piling on twelve in the last to bugger on their fours champions efforts that have seen them go been more painful. all from the Doo. Most civilised sides help a bloke out from local and regional to now have a crack at the big Last week’s Junior Colts game against Hatherleigh by declaring an unofficial mercy rule in the last but not time the other side of the tollgate. was a well fought out contest with our boys going down this mob! The Couchmeister is going boonta again with his by 5 goals. With the help of a few Hath players boosting Old fella Dunny led from the front to lead the Pies photos but fortunately found time to let the lovely our numbers the game was played in very good spir- best together with Banno, Chrissy ‘Fingers’ Mules, B.C., Chandelin view the inner sanctum of our footy change its by both teams. Each week sees improvement from Pebbles and Jags Pratt. Meanwhile back at Spud Park we rooms. She was only impressed and easily entertained! the Junior Colts which is very pleasing for all involved. can only hope. Matt Mad Dog Mays pooch Oscar has been busy cart- Encouragement awards went to Jake Lang, S. McManus, Chrissy reports that Figgo has now arrived in F Troop ing his trampoline up and down the Doo rail line. Matty Kobie McMurtrie, S. Farrugia, T. McManus and M. Davies. country “wherethefwuckarewe” prior to this the champ and compadre Chrissy have been kept busy flagellating visited the Grand Canyon, the Alamo and the OK Corral. The Senior Colts game was close for the first quarter each other with sticks and wasps. He who dares! You wouldn’t know he had been there though as the but then our boys broke away to have a winning margin Lubolas boy Ryder looks a monty to be a Sydney bloke is a tad shy in front of cameras. by half time. Having 6 players on the bench made for Harbour Bridge painter after another change room roof Back home on the ranch young Christopher and a lot of rotations and it was great to see everyone take inspection. Beckit would like to collar and cuff both of Jonathon were elected guardians of the new kid on their turn having a rest and then make the most of their them. time on the field. Every player contributed to the win the 18 year old block Brad Auld, nice move? We can Brian Who’s boy first visit to the Doo rooms with which is what it takes to be a good team. Better players only hope after Chrissy’s effort giving new meaning to nanna who ended in tears after the young bloke sighted named were M. Lowe, T. Jones, J. Davies, R. Carlson, P. mobile phone and Johnny shadow boxing his way out all the carnage on the floor. Davies and C. Auld. of reputable Blue Lake City establishments. The Kalangadoo Remembers Group had a fantastic A reminder that subs are now overdue and need to Great day, apart from most results at the footy with be paid to Sue Auld or your team manager along with the wasps failing to take out the patrons. Benny Bayonet contribution from the footy gate raffle in excess of $650. the return of your medical/registration form. Opie enjoying the Hill after giving Singapore customs Thanks to all who made this possible. Can’s Bees fronted up to the top of the table Eagles the ‘flick’. Final score was Customs six green death Opie kalangadoo.sportingpulse.net and knew they were in for a tough day at the office. two. Mac the knife would have been proud. Former Kalangadoo Football and Netball Club on Facebook

a pleasure to watch. Summer passed brilliantly into the we looked after all our passes and seemed to have more circle and was awarded best player, she was well sup- fun on the court. Great defence by Jazzy who was well netball ported by Emma at WA who passed and drove all day to supported in defence, and Lucy who when given the give the goalies many opportunities. Well done. Thanks freedom to roam down court ensured there was plenty A Grade: Very pleasing first three quarters, with to Kaitlan for being reserve. Best players Summer of drive into our attack line with beautiful feeding into our concentration dropping off a bit in the last quarter. Josephs and Emma Mulraney. the goalies, who are starting to move well together. Chin U17: It was a tough day girls against a strong up tigers, a positive attitude from the start next time I am This is something that we will need to focus on in the Hatherleigh side. You all gave 110% out on the court, but sure will be reflected in the score line. coming weeks. It is great to see the strong positioning with Maddi unfortunately going down with a knee injury U13: Great to see girls trying to do the things we prac- and rebounding from Kylie (Federal Hotel award) and in the first 5 minutes of the first quarter and myself mak- tice at training. Shayla (terrific front cuts), Kelly (passing Ebony (Collars & Cuffs award). Jenna, Narelle, Kirsty and ing the worst mistake a coach could make, we were all a to space), Emason and Chelsea (working hard on shoot- Jayde’s defensive work in their attacking third was great bit rattled for the first half. My biggest and sincere apol- ing technique), Jess (good three foot distance), Georgia enabling us to create some turnovers with the pressure. ogy goes to Brianna and the whole team for my mistake, another 100% effort against taller opponents and quick A Reserve: Wow, what a game! It was a tight con- being able to put Brianna on court may have changed reaction to the whistle, Lucy tremendous improvement test and pleasingly we were able to win by the closest the whole aspect of the game for us! Let’s just say we overall (can’t recall one stepping!), Isobel a fantastic of margins. The lead see-sawed throughout each quar- have just kept you as our surprise package for the next game, moving well and shooting well (still can’t under- ter and it was great that we were able to fight back on time we come up against them! Mikaila and Jade had a stand why she likes the long bombs though!). a couple of occasions when we were 3-4 goals down. tough battle in defence, coming up with plenty of turn- Junior 1: Great work again girls. Welcome back Whilst there were lots of things we did well, I’d still like overs, but unfortunately we were just unable to convert Jaimee! A great game in WA and GS, your arm certainly us to improve on some aspects of our game, including and score from them. A big thanks to Jordy for playing didn’t hinder your game to much at all! With many posi- our talk and decision making when we are tired. Our a whole game, you did a great job! And on behalf of the tion changes you all adjusted nicely to each spot, some defensive efforts were good as was our finishing at goals whole team we wish Maddi a speedy recovery and hope nice passing from Keely, Shelby and Emmi, whilst Emily, (average of 75% accuracy). Best player awards went to to hear you cheering on the sideline! Let’s work hard at Chelsea and Shayla had some good pickups and inter- Tara Jeffree for her great drives down court and excel- training this week and come out against Glencoe with cepts. Jess St worked hard in defence, and Jess C really lent feeds into the goalies and Anthea Paterson for step- all guns blazing! came out of her shell when in WA. Let’s go into our ping up and doing the hard things when we needed her, U15: Well, what can I say! We all knew it was going game today really concentrating on our passing and ball as well as giving lots of direction in attack. Thanks to Nat to be a hard game and although we managed to string placement. Awards: Jaimee Ryan and Jess Carlson. and Lisa for their support, also to Mikaila and Sarah for together a few great passaged of play, they were few Junior 2: What great sportsmanship from sitting bench. and far between and our basic ball skills and passing Hatherleigh! It was a good game of netball all round! B Reserve: Kdoo 34 - Hath 29. What a great game, again let us down. Our last quarter was by far our best Imogen Jeffery played a great game at GD. She received both teams played with great sportsmanship and it was where we slowed the game down and we made sure best player as well as Emma and Rachael.

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kalangadoo

kalangadoo Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Michael Jones 11 Chris Mules 22 James Pratt 33 Chris Mason 56 Cameron Jorgensen 2 David Vine 13 Patrick Hatch 22 Michael Millhouse 34 Aidan Auld 60 Dylan Gull 3 Steven McCann 14 Adam Harris 24 Reece Carlson 37 elliot Pegler 65 Jarrad Kilsby 4 Andrew Stone 14 Mark Grosvenor 27 Bradley Auld 38 Dylan Barlow Mitchell Devlin 5 Brian Casey 15 Jesse McPhail 28 Leigh Goldsworthy 40 Kevin Joyce Tyler Snook 6 Dallas Jeffree 17 Aaron Ilsley 29 Jayden Rogers 42 Jason Dunn Brayden May 7 Jason Bannister 18 Thomas Bannister 30 Ben Koch 43 Daniel Barry Daniel Spicer 8 Jack Casey 21 Samuel Casey 32 Stewart McLaughlin 46 William Little Ben Whitehead www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 15 TANTANOOLA tigers

Marshall, Caleb Williams, Steven White 1 each. errors at vital times goals were hard to come by in football Awards: SMK Electrical $10 - Ben McRostie, the first. The second quarter was very similar with Seebohm Sportspower - Darcy Pink, Tony Egan both sides having chances to kick away. After half Mensland - Caleb Williams, Ducky’s Surf - Adam time, to the boys credit they came out a lot harder JUNIOR COLTS: Great effort by the Tiger cubs. Gregory, Coach/Managers $10 - Toby Pink. running side and played some really good footy, Fantastic to see the boys prepared to run and back B GRADE: On another warm day for footy and eventually ran away with the game. Better each other up, some good use of the handball saw down at the seaside, the Reserves played a bit players were Jords (2 in a row), Rooster (who some good passages of play. We did blaze away of a depleted Robe team, but to their credit, they plays his 100th today) congrats to him, they have with the kicks a bit at times, maybe a bit of panic battled it out strongly to the end of the game and been some of the best individual games to grace or perhaps not enough talk. Much better use of gave us a good hit out. If we can get everyone on the Tant footy oval, Rehnny, Jockey, big Benno, the ball by foot in the second half. The lads are the track and get the fitness levels up a bit more helping each other out with the talk, sheparding we should be pushing real hard to have a real Pilly with plenty of others playing well. Our sym- and backing up. Co-captains are Corby White crack at playing finals footy again, which hasn’t pathy goes out to the Radley family on the pass- and Zane Walker while the co vice-captains are been the case for a few years. ing away of Deano’s father. We play the Burr today Hamish Ferguson and Roy Osbourne. Better players were Timmy Wilson in the ruck and are very keen to make it 3 in a row, let’s get Goals: Sam Linton 2, Matt Sorella 2, Roy for the second week in a row hasn’t missed a beat the win and make it a special 100th for Rowie! Go Osborne, Ethan Glass Reilly and Billy Hann 1 each. in there. Meeky hard at it again on the bottom of the Tigers. Best: Zane Walker, Matt Sorella, Hamish Ferguson, the packs, would be close to a call up in the main GENERAL: Congratulations to Jason Rowe, Jack Radley, Ethan Glass Reilly and Corby White. game. as today he will play his 100th game as a Tiger. Awards: SMK Electrical - Jack Radley, Tant Ladies Skin back in the 21 guernsey patrolled the mid- Jason has been a valuable player for our club over Committee - Zane Walker, KFC - Matt Nelson, field well again. Scotty Aggs at CHB gave us plenty the last 6 years, and we hope to see him finish McDonalds - Jack Hann, Hanny and Donna $20 of drive from back there. Zeke keeps getting better off his career with us. I don’t know how he man- Encouragement - Sam Linton. each week and has put his name up for the Josh ages to get himself out on the track each week, as SENIOR COLTS: Down at Robe the boys were Peters variety bucket goal of the year nomination, he sure does it tough, good luck in today’s game. looking to keep their form going, but after a lazy and the Fossil snuck a cheeky 11 through the big Our condolences to Dean, Ilonka and family on Thursday training it wasn’t looking like an easy sticks. Red also rallied the troops well on the last the passing of Dean’s dad, Kevin. task. The boys got off to a slow start but after line. Tonight we will be holding our annual Calcutta, half time they started to kick into gear and get The ongoing saga of the 21 guernsey between so have your syndicate’s ready, to get the player on top of the reigning premiers. The next half Lang and Donk is still lingering in the change of your choice. Thank you to all our wonderful started a great battle between the teams, but our rooms with the two still not on talking terms on boys played a bit harder and a bit smarter which this matter, and from a club view this needs to be sponsors that help to make our club a success - enabled them to hang on for a close win. Great sorted very soon, the latest is Lang is looking to Zobels, Banner Millicent, Glendee Auto Repairs, team effort by the boys. Hopefully a better train- swap codes and run the 21 for Millicent United Graham and Julie Reilly, Hamilton, Northwood ing gets us back to a better 4 quarter game. Go on a Sunday. Also on a more sombre note condo- and Associations, John Holloway, Millicent Farm Tiges. lences to Rads, Lonks and their families. Supplies, Radley Plastering, SMK Electrical and Best: Darcy Pink, Ben McRostie, Bryce Radley, A GRADE: After having the bye in round 2 the The Tiger Hotel. Please support those that sup- Caleb Williams, Toby Pink and Tyson Beelitz. Goals: boys were keen to get back out on the park. We port us! Please check next week’s Budget for more Darcy Pink 3, Adam Gregory 2, Ben McRostie, Reid started the game a bit rusty and with a few skill of our valued sponsors.

slowly but kicked into gear by the second half. and Kelsey received the Shadows Award. I was very pleased with the defence all game. A Res: Other than the second quarter, it was a netball You girls didn’t give up and were there for every very even, tightly contested game. Robe took it rebound. Molly played an outstanding game in from us with their determined attitude. We had Junior 2: Great first game girls, we all played GK and caused many turnovers in our favour. The some new combinations throughout the court, well for the first game of the season. The defence Ey Award went to Molly Taylor and Kacie Hale which will come together better with time. In the was good all over the court and our four feet that received the Hungry Jacks Award. meantime we will need to reduce our unforced we practised at training was fantastic. We scored U/17: A hard game played girls. We adjusted to errors and be stronger at the ball to improve our first goals in the last quarter, which was excit- some new positions and did a good job, just com- our outcome. The “best off court” award goes to ing! Ella received the Hungry Jacks Award and ing short of a win. Casey and Alex played well at Kath Taylor for her persistence (a very unfortu- Chloe received the McDonald’s Award with Lacey centre and goal defence, fighting hard and turn- nate clerical mistake was made, about which all earning the Ey Family Encouragement Award. ing over the ball. The attack line worked the ball feel bad). Bec Scanlon received the Tiger Hotel U/13: Well done girls, great effort! Against a into the ring to score the goals. Thanks to Chyan Award. much more experienced side, we never gave up. for filling in and playing awesome at GK. Award A Grade: Jo Wilson received the TFC Ladies There were some inventive moves in the goal ring this week went to Erin with a hard game at WA. Committee Award and Kate Bromley received the and some solid passages of play down the court. B Grade: Great game girls. We fought hard McCourts Award. Fantastic first quarter girls, we The defences worked hard all game, getting some and it paid off. Again, Tars ran her heart out the really came out firing with great movement in hands to balls and everyone had a good attitude. entire time and our defence picked up some the circle and great pressure in defence. Dismal We need to continue working on getting in front great rebounds. Goalies and centre court players second quarter which cost us the game. We just of our opposition players especially if they’re taller moved well and our feeding was excellent. We need to keep our heads up and keep positive. and passing in front. Georgia received the Duckies need to remember to stay strong and keep our Thanks to T-bags and Wu for volunteering to Award and Maddy received the Subway Award. heads up when we turn the ball over. Great start write the team notes for the season. You’re the U/15: A hard fought game girls. We started off to the season girls! Nat received the RSL Award greatest!

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TANTANOOLA

tantanoola Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Michael Bennett 14 Tim Stringer 33 Cohen Williams 8 Scott Varcoe 26 Wade Rehn 3 Chris Hale 15 Sam Tincknell 40 Mitchell Reilly 9 Matt Cytrowski 29 Justin Meek 4 Zac Walker 16 Cooper Hamilton 44 Jake Bromley 11 Scott Bowering 35 Leigh Kent 5 Jason Rowe 17 Scott Agnew 15 Tim Wilson 36 Wayne Johnson 6 Raegan Clarke 18 Tyson McGrath B GRADE 16 Matt Warren 38 David Langley 7 Matt Pilmore 22 Jordan Williams 2 Ben Chant 19 Andrew Johnson 39 Kyal Chapman 8 Justin Rehn 24 Adam Lindner 4 Andrew Crouch 20 Zeke Courbois 55 Nathan Gore 10 Josh McRostie 25 Dustin Knaggs 5 Dustin Wilson 21 Nathan Bell 12 Braydn Reilly 27 Caleb Williams 6 Jess Aberle 22 Shaun Taylor 13 Lyndon Smith 31 James Varcoe 7 Josh Bromley 23 Rob Versace 16 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au mount burr mozzies

H, 4th Kicked a couple of goals Brodie G, 5th fair on the kids stepping up each week to help football The Fonze Liam W, and 6th Played hard all day out. So once again get on the track and help James W. Well that’s it from me, keep working your coach and club. There were some shining hard boys and let’s see if we can roll the Tigers lights for the Reserves on the weekend with The Mozzies travel to Tant today to take on the in today’s game. GO U14S BURR BOYS. players such as Robskie and Clint who battled Tigers in what should be another day of great The SENIOR COLTS came up against an hard and never gave up and we welcome new country footy action. A reminder to all players undermanned Glencoe side. It was still pleas- players Jake Malthouse and James Curson. and supporters that there will be a club din- ing to see the boys use and share the ball well, Keep up the good work Scotty Les. ner on tonight at the Sporty’s Hotel following sticking to their game plans and not crowd- The A GRADE, although well beaten, showed today’s games. Last week at the Burr we took ing up the forward line as the ball spent the improvement in a few areas of the game, their on Glencoe on what was a glorious Autumn majority of time in there. Their pressure opponents were too clean with their decision day. around the ground has been a big improve- making and skill execution. The team certainly The MINI MOZZIES got the day underway ment this season. Once again it was a solid tried to apply pressure by tackling and chas- against Glencoe. The kids are gaining more team performance and it’s great to see some and more confidence with each game and ing and some of their ball movement showed juniors amongst the best. Sam Wal, Dyl V did signs of applying what they’ve been practic- continue to improve. With plenty of run and their thing, Brodie H, Jessie R and Bailey C ing. We have seen a few individuals playing talk from both sides it was an even contest. contributed, while Jacob Gregs played his best in different position to what they’ve been We have great numbers in the U11 competi- game so far to be best on. Thanks to the guys used to and applying themselves to the task. tion and we would like to welcome our newest who played for the Murphies and also to the Congratulations to Dylan Vanderhorst on his A player Trey Little to the club. Congrats to Jett ones who stepped up and helped out the B Bowering on kicking his first goal. Thanks go grade. Also thanks to Glencoe, although going grade debut. to Hendo for umpiring, assistant coach Haggis through a tough period at the moment their We take this opportunity to wish club Vice and to those players who chose to play for the emphasis on player development and not so President Justin Muhovics a speedy recovery. Murphies, well done. Hopefully our head coach much winning or losing made them good to Several text messages were received from his Justin will be back fit and firing again soon. deal with. hospital bed last Sat morning making sure The JUNIOR COLTS boys came up against a The RESSIES are really struggling for num- things were running ok and when I texted him very determined Glencoe team and the game bers and Scotty is doing the best he can with to not worry just concentrate on getting better was played in good spirits. The boys trained what he has. Thanks to all the Senior Colts that he replied old habits die hard. Get well soon well during the week and that’s what we keep helped him out and Aaron Gregory who tells mate. Don’t forget the club dinner tonight at saying... “train well and you will play well on me that was his first game in 25 years, well Sporty’s Hotel, see you there for what is always game day”. Good work boys. Big thanks to done. The story is simple for the B grade this a good night. the boys who played for Glencoe, great stuff. year, Scotty needs some players to get behind Thanks to our sponsors, Whitty Engineering, We wish Poopy a speedy recovery and to him, go to training and make a commitment. Fosters Foodland, Ducky’s Surf and Sporty’s young Jack Hately a very speedy recovery as Neither Scotty nor the club see that forfeit- Hotel. “Support those who support us”. well. Ok better players 1st MR G Cory G, 2nd ing is an option, it reflects badly on the club www.mtburrfc.com.au GREAT WORK Tom V, 3rd Well played Darcy and some serious fines go with it. Neither is it ‘Hell its good out here’

improved, along with one on one defensive Great work Stacey, Megan and Ann in defence, netball structure. With a couple of our players out on the extra height in the goal circle certainly holidays and injury, a position reshuffle had worked well. La De Dah award to Stacey for her to be done. Chelsey Leigh-Hawke ran out an tireless effort at GK. Junior 2: No game played. excellent game putting in that 100% to meet A Grade: We struggled last week against Junior 1: Great job girls, you all played the ball every time, and Tarin Thatcher, after a very determined Glencoe side. With scores a fantastic game with strong defense and being placed back in defense, played a great even at quarter time and 2 down at half time, offence. Everything that we have worked on game too. I would again like to thank Olivia I did think we would switch on as we hadn’t throughout trainings is starting to pay off. Fuller and Kayla Lesslie from the 15s for step- gelled for the first half and certainly missed our Congratulations to Anna Fox who received the ping up in the absence of the missing 17s. GS in Ebony. When two goalies have played Toffee and Treats award and Kate Noble who A Reserve: Great improvement last week together for over 2 years it is hard to just slot won the Cherry Avenue voucher. girls, especially our second quarter effort. someone in there to do the same job. So let’s 13 & under: No game played. Really pleased with the efforts at both ends hope Ebs makes a quick recovery. It was fantas- 15 & Under: What a fantastic game girls, I of the court, especially the movement of the tic to have Laura home to play and she worked am over the moon. Training has started to pay ball from defence. Bonnie is improving every hard, also welcome back Emma Lesslie, great off. Everyone put in and worked hard. Let’s week after not playing for 14 years and runs all to have you back in the team.We continued to keep working hard and playing our game. game. Welcome back Kate Nowak, your expe- work in the game but nothing seemed to be Thank you to Lani Bowering for filling in, she rience and talk on the court is invaluable. Our happening and we just didn’t get it together for fitted right in with the game. Award goes to defence line is starting to gel and made some the second half, even though the last quarter Katelyn Wilson from Sports Power and great great interceptions. Ashleigh demonstrated was even. Heidi took the Lah De Dah award defends by Alanah Crescentino. how to play with heart as she was in extreme this week. Sarah and Hayley continued to try 17 & Under: After a hard week at training pain from shin splints and still managed to run and get some rhythm going but it just wasn’t the girls come out with a completely different out the whole game. Lisa played well whilst at our day. Let’s get that mojo back this week and attitude. The ball movement down the court GS but struggled with the change of position. play 4 solid quarters.

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mount burr

mount burr Football CLUB Player Numbers 5 Clint Gallio 12 Dale Bowering 20 Andrew Golding 30 Robert Hilton 44 Justin Nowak 6 Brodie Hennink 13 Mark Teagle 22 Josh Wallis 32 Peter Guyett 45 Tom Butler 7 Scott Gamble 14 Scott Bevan 23 Shannon Smith 33 Andrew Ferguson 48 Ben Verbena 8 Ben Gordon 14B Jordon Muhovics 24 Graham Fennell 35 Jack Gregory 50 Jeremy Corman 9 Nathan Muhovics 16 Josh Fiebig 25 Will Whitty 36 Ash Butler 51 Sam Phillips 10 Mathew Sporer 18 Dylan Ridley 26 henry Lowndes 37 Tom Fennell 52 Andrew Curson 11 Chris Murray 19 Tyler Stanley 29 Scott Lesslie 43 Ashley Hales www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 17 kongorong hawks

player was Sam Baker who played 3 quarters for certainly seemed a long way back for the boys. If Nangwarry and probably had 30 bounces for the Dave had actually offered the 40/1, I think every A football day. His work rate is something all of us should grade Kongorong player would have taken a piece aspire to. Dell Brown played another great game because they certainly hadn’t given up, and Dave WE all sometimes think we are hard done by in the ruck. Andrew Last presented well. Brad Ellis would have been in more debt than his balance and are doing it tough, but as it does every year, looked the part up forward with his flowing mul- in his weekly celebrity tipping competition in The Anzac Day gives us a very sober reminder of just let. Jake Blackwell showed plenty of dash. Brandon Border Watch. 15 goals to 1 in a quarter and a bit how lucky we are. As well as how much we owe Kranz battled hard again. Special mention to certainly had most people at the ground in a state the amazing people who have and still are defend- Dermie who won the shepherd competition and of shock. Team football was asked for by Cameron ing our country all around the world. Liam and Moddy for their first colts game. and the boys delivered. This afternoon against Port MacDonnell, we The Reserves played a scrappy, tight affair that The players certainly understand that there is as a club get the chance to pay our respects to never seemed to be safe until late in the game. plenty of hard work to do yet and we have plenty the ANZAC legacy. Whilst only a game of football, Nangwarry had a lot of experienced footballers of areas of our game that needs improvement, but the opportunity to represent the club on this day and they always kept within striking distance. the boys are working hard for each other and this each year is very special to everyone involved at Again our goalkicking didn’t help, but having said certainly needs to continue today. Kongorong. We thank the Port MacDonnell Football that the forwards probably weren’t getting great On a sadder note we wish Ben (Kiwi) Loef a Club, the Mid South East Football League and the delivery for most of the day either. The backline speedy recovery from his injury. His workrate RSL, for their ongoing support in making this an again held up well and are certain to be under and effort has been an inspiration to all the boys. important day for all concerned. Most importantly the pump today and will need to work as a team Awards went to John Simkin who continues to we thank all the men and women who have made against the reigning premiers. Best players on the stand up when the team needs him most, Bronson the ultimate sacrifice to ensure we get to enjoy a day were Zeke Best, who is knocking on the door Saffin, who is developing new strings to his bow day at the footy. “Lest We Forget.” of an A grade game, Tyson Proud played another each week which is making him more and more Nangwarry were our hosts last week and all solid game at full back, Nick Bowd was everywhere dangerous, Jason Phillips back from his work trip games were hard fought and played in great and lifted his team mates all day, Dan Han contin- away and straight into good form, along with spirit. ues his good form and is another who is press- brother Dwayne who again showed great leader- The Junior Colts, after a slow start, played some ing for A grade selection, whilst Daniel Harradine ship when the chips were down. Although we may good patches of footy that would have made was able to put the disappointment of his captain need to ask Janet and Dave to add some more salt Coach Long proud. The boys have been training forgetting to pick him on Thursday night behind to the boys’ diet as cramping seems to be a family hard and are starting to play a good team game. him and play his usual hard running and coura- issue, although having never run as fast or as far as Well done to Lachlan Smith, Liam Bottomley, geous game. No doubt Wheelie will enjoy playing the boys do in a game, maybe I should just keep Cooper Sanderson, Jack Thompson and Ryan at home today, as he seems to lose his radar for quiet. Ben Drew again played a fine game and Vickery for their efforts over the four quarters. goals when he leaves Kongorong. A big test for the continues to improve those around him. Over to Jenks for his review of the Senior Colts... boys today against the reigning premiers. Thank you to sponsors: Tant Tiger Hotel, Collins A much better first quarter this week for the colts. With about 10 minutes to go in the A grade Court Butcher and the RSL for their support with Lots more run and unselfish play set the tone for game, our racing guru and goal umpire (when awards. the day. With some players swapping sides as the Black Caviar is not running), Dave Gilbert reck- All the best to all sides today and make sure we game went on, it was pleasing to see the effort ons you could have got 40/1 on us winning. 5 raise a glass afterwards to all those special people of those guys playing for the opposition. Best goals down and Nangwarry looking the goods, it who serve our country.

started to move down the court. Keep up the good from Chloe Ashby who got the Arena Sports Store netball work girls and we will get there. award and Ellie Waters got the Fasta Pasta who slot- B RES: Not our best game girls. Our passing really ted straight back in for her first game let us down. We need to have a look for the easy A GRADE: A hard game well fought out with WE welcome everyone to this special once a year options and not throw the ball away. Let’s refocus some great patches of play, but our first quarter occasion. On this day we remember the sacrifices and play a full four against the Bay today. Fasta really let us down. In saying that this was our first the ANZAC’s made, and continue to make, to make Pasta Belinda Allen, Arena Jess Hawkins. game together and considering this we were able our country a safer place. Good luck to all teams B GRADE: That was a fantastic four whole quar- to work as a team and back each other up. With playing today, and let’s play in the spirit of the ters of netball we played girls! and didn’t it feel great. our fitness an issue on this hot day that is some- ANZACs! It was a very close game and we didn’t drop our thing quite simple we can work on. A big welcome 13 & UNDER: Good win girls, to come up in heads. Cathy and Ambah played hard all day turn- back to the new Mrs Leese who played a fantas- the last quarter to win by 6 goals. All girls played ing over the ball. Hannah and Sarah shot well today tic job at GD. Phoebe Douglas returned in C and well. Best players were Amber Formasa and Demi and moved around well with tough competition. Courtney Pink returned from being away at Uni. Holmes. It was great to coach the girls while Ella Well done to everyone playing in new positions. It was away. Keep playing strong girls. was great to see that even when we change things Holly’s consistence defence helped with turnovers 15 & UNDER: Good win girls, you all played we can still play to the plan. If we can keep play- with the back up of Ash. Sam and Kimmi played an intense 4 quarters and adapted well with the ing this style of netball we will get that win on the extremely well working with movement and fast changes made. Defence was tight and goalies board. Best players were Cathy Ashby and Ambah passing. Awards Sam Loughhead (Lorna Jane) and moved well in the circle. Excellent back up and Hunter. Courtney Pink (Fasta Pasta). team work through the mid court. Best players A RES: It took a bit for us to settle down in the first OTHER ITEMS (milestones, social functions etc): went to Kelsey Long and Tegan Modra. quarter with our new side but after that we played Last week we wore black arm bands in remem- 17 & UNDER: Good try on the court last week by a strong game. Our defensive pressure all the way brance to Yana, Amanda and Nick’s little girl. Our all girls. Best players go to Elenor M. and Maddy G. down the court is excellent, we just need to slow it thoughts are with them during this difficult time. After a few changes to the game plan the ball finally down once we get a turnover. Excellent shooting The Kongorong Netball and Football Club.

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kongorong

kongorong Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Blake Dobbs 12 Nick Ham 21B Ben McKinnon 32 Sam Douglas 43 Legh Jenkin 2 Bryn Weaver 13 Andrew Telford 22 Sean Durcan 33 Paul Charlton 44 Rob Ware 3 Joshua Wright 14 Paul Kilby 23 Zeke Best 34 Ben Clark 45 Ben Loef 4 Ben Drew 15 John Simkin 24 Karl Altchwager 35 Dan Hann 46 Matt Lucas 5 Aaron Harding 16 Jake Bottomley 25 Marty Von Stanke 36 Nathan Reid 48 Tyson Proud 6 Shaun Phillips 17 Nick Bowd 26 Sean Farrell 37 Brendan Dening 50 Liam Durcan 7 Wes Milne 18 Mick Evans 28 Jake Turner 38 Roy Fromburg 54 Marcel Last 8 Bronson Saffin 19 Tom Glynn 29 Aaron Heemskerk 40 Matt Kiley 66 Michael Lease 9 Jason Phillips 20 Wayne Attiwill 30 Daniel Harradine 41 Kai Pelkonen 88 Tony Elletson 11 Cameron Milich 21A Dwayne Phillips 31 Cole Hedwards 42 Chris Long

18 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au port mac demons Going back to a more settled side in the time into a stiff breeze we were made to football last, the boys nearly doubled their score to earn any goal we scored. Third quarter the win the game. Thanks to all boys that went intensity dropped off and Nangwarry lifted across and played for Nangas which made Congratulations to Jason Smith and started to move the ball well but were it a good competitive hit out. Thanks to all who plays his 250th game today against unrewarded. In the last quarter both teams the volunteers helping out on the week- Kongorong and to Ben O’DIne for his 50th battled hard to the end. Best were Jason ends. Great to see everyone keen to get game against Nangwarry last week. Smith, Brad Chant, Darcy Kemp, Adain involved. The captains of all the teams for this sea- Higgs and Mathew Stark with 6 goals, last Senior Colts: Full credit to Nangwarry son are Mini Colts - Captains: Lochie Tilley but not least Matthew Fox who had kick of with their work over the off-season to get the day only not to be rewarded. and Tom Zeitz, Vice Captains: Wade Chant solid members for the game. The wet con- and Ned Wilke; Senior Colts - Captain: Tom A Grade: Last round coming up against ditions made for some hard fought con- a much improved Nangwarry, showed the Sullivan, Vice Captains: Jordan Stark and tested footy and an even game. The team Ben Wilke; B Grade - Co-Captains: Jason seniors side that anything less than 100% responded well in the second quarter after effort and it will become a hard day at the Smith and Brendan Goodwin; A Grade - being down early to go into half time with office. Nangwarry really showed us some Captain: Will Macdonald, Vice Captains: a small lead. The second half was a repeat areas we need to work on to be able to Ben McGregor, Zack Williams and Brad of the first half but we were a little bit more beat Kongorong this week. Best players Stephens. Congratulations. efficient with our ball use which enabled Junior Colts: Tough conditions for us to score more in this half. Really pleas- were the newly appointed captain Will footy and I asked the boys to keep their ing, first year players in Liam, Tristan, Jack, Macdonald, Dylan with another bag of head over it and to be first at the con- Rhys, Brodie and Sam D adjust to the goals, Riley Chant for a fantastic nullifying test. They did this well in the first quarter quicker tempo and put their body over the job on a very good Nangwarry opponent, with the wind to give them a good lead. ball. Rory led the way, followed by Sam the two O’Dine brothers again very solid The intensity dropped off in the second “Dibbsy” Zeitz, Sparkos, Spongo, Reedy, across the ground, Benny Mac and Joel quarter and we were also not accountable Sippos and Kyall “Bulldog” McClean. Enjoy Feast also had very creative and work- enough for our opponent. Assistant coach the week off boys, plenty of hard work to man-like games. Arch rivals this week, it Pete gave them a rev at half time, which come. Pierre. has been a long time since we have been sparked them into action for the third B Grade: In blustery conditions at Port defeated by Kongorong and I’m sure will quarter. After switching the team around MacDonnell, we were made to work hard continue if the boys play 100% for four numerous times for the game to get every- against Nangwarry. We started off with the quarters. one involved, the players did well to adjust. wind and made good use of it. After quarter Go Demons!

some great passages of play but we let Great movement and accurate shooting netball ourselves and team mates down with silly by Lacey. Defence worked hard, plenty passing options. We need to slow down of intercepts and hands to the ball. Mel and play our own game and treasure our 13 & Under: Fantastic game girls, you worked hard for a full four quarters. Good turnovers. Everyone needs to come out to followed up from last week, all putting in driving and leadership by Courtney. training and work hard so we can start get- 100% again. Its great to see things we are Thanks Libby for a hard 3 quarter effort ting a few wins. Best: Gemma Kemp. working on at training being put into prac- and Cristan for benching. Best: Lacey Neal B Reserve: Well done girls, our passing and Mel Neave. tice in your games. Lily Higgs especially let us down a bit but we need to adjust A Grade: A disappointing game, silly used what she had learnt at training and to the wind. Awesome shooting by both little errors let us down which cost us the it paid off, earning her best player for the goalies and some defence fought hard game. A great 4 quarters by Tia Taylor also all game. Best players Emma Marshall, game. We have a lot of things to work on. got her a best player award. Brittney Stark, Sharon Buchannon. Jordie had a great game in goals working 15 & Under: Awesome game girls! Well B Grade: Good game girls. Worked hard with Sal. Emily worked in well with played considering the weather. Everyone hard through the entire court. Worked with the attack feeding in well. Ash and Kelly played as a team. We reached our goal that some different combo’s today and you all got hands to many balls, with Candice we set which was great. The score was 58 did well with the changes. Best players: Jo getting touches on the outside. We just to 19. Best players were Paige Tilley and Gerloff and Steph Morris. need to take the positives from the game Emily Devine. A Reserve: Big improvement, every- and put that into our next game against 17 & Under: Well done girls, we had one worked hard and put the effort in. Kongorong. Jordie and Ash best players.

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port macdonnell

port macdonnell Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Matthew Byrne 10 Dylan Bromley 22 Zack Williams 32 James McGregor 45 Stephen Devine 2 Rohan Povey 11 Joel Feast 23 Ben Holmes (B) 33 Nathan Roach 46 Aidan Higgs 3 Michael Silvy (A) 11 Raymondo Stanton (B) 23 Will Macdonald (A) 34 Matthew Fox 47 Andrew Costin 3 Izak Ransom (B) 12 Jack Cawthorne 24 Justin McRostie 35 Brendan Goodwin 48 Adam Bromley 4 Adam Taylor 13 Simon Cram 25 Ben O’Dine 37 Steven Hunter 50 Beau Walker 5 Ryan Fox 14 Josh McNamara 26 Jarred Dempsey (B) 38 Tim Sullivan 53 Mathew Stark 6 Jordan Zeitz 16 Steven Lewis 26 Brad Stephens (A) 39 Riley Chant 54 Nicholas Frankenburg 7 Ben McGregor 17 Lachlan Pratt 28 Chris Driver (B) 40 Darryl Jones 55 Nick Driver 8 Jason Smith 18 Travis Smith 29 Damien O’Dine 41 Angus McGregor 58 Justin Finnigan 9 Adam Lewis (B) 20 Darcy Kemp 30 Kane Blacksell 44 Brad Chant (B) 99 Luke McIntyre 9 Joe Noonan (A) 21 Mal Lewis 31 Matthew Sullivan 44 Justin Bromley (A) www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 19 netball results round 3

A GRADE: Nangwarry 51 (T. Lowe, T. Stewart) d Kongorong 37 (S. Loughhead, C. Pink); Kalangadoo 68 (K. Al- len, E. Cunningham) d Hatherleigh 56 (K. Gray); Glencoe 63 (S. Lawler, A. Dent) d Mount Burr 50 (S. Puiatti, H. Agnew); Robe 48 d Tantanoola 36.

A RESERVE: Kongorong 62 (C. Ashby, E. Waters) d Nangwar- ry 44 (T. Ploenges, C. McDiarmid); Kalangadoo 45 (T. Jeffree, A. Paterson) d Hatherleigh 44 (K. Smith, C. Lepley); Glencoe 57 (S. Lowndes, K. Nowack) d Mount Burr 27 (M. Kuhl, M. Rowett); Robe 44 d Tantanoola 42.

B GRADE: Nangwarry 35 (K. Neale, M. McPherson) drew with Kongorong 35 (C. Ashby, A. Hunter); Hather- leigh 51 (M. Wight, A. Hately) d Kalangadoo 48 (C. Blackmore, A. Bruins); Glencoe 54 (T. Koop, K. Collins) d Mount Burr 25 (R. Harvey, P. Bower- ing); Tantanoola 55 d Robe 24.

B RESERVE: Kongorong 32 (B. Allen, J. Hawkins) d Nangwar- Courtney Pink of Kongorong. Photo: J.L. Smith. Kimmi Saffin of Kongorong.Photo: J.L. Smith. ry 29 (J. Hooper, K. Clayfield); Kalangadoo 34 (S. Josephs, E. Mulraney) d Hatherleigh 29 (P. Linder, A. Breeding); Glencoe 33 (L. Kenny, S. Johnson) d Mount Burr 20 (K. Vanderhorst, R. Quintel).

17 & UNDER: Nangwarry 47 (C. McKinnon, E. McDiarmid) d Kongorong 25 (E. McClintock, M. Glynn); Hatherleigh 38 (S. Allan, E. Watson) d Kalangadoo 24 (M. Pitt, J. Lythgo); Glencoe 71 (E. Mitchell, A. Kuhl) d Mount Burr 9 (C. Leigh-Hawke, T. Thatcher); Robe 46 d Tantanoola 44.

15 & UNDER: Kongorong 32 (K. Long, T. Modra) d Nangwarry 26 (H. Issacson, B. McKinnon); Hatherleigh 48 (M. Pulmer, B. Hately) d Kalangadoo 29 (I. Gid- dings, G. Duncan); Mount Burr 48 (K. Wilson, A. Crescentino) d Glencoe 30 (S. Edwards, C. Waye); Robe 49 d Tantanoola 19.

13 & UNDER: Kongorong 21 (D. Holmes, A. Formosa) d Nang- warry 15 (C. Little, N. Stewart); Kalangadoo 36 (I. Giddings, G. Duncan) d Hatherleigh 11 (M. Gray, L. McGregor); Robe 81 d Tantanoola 19. Nangwarry’s Teresa Stewart. Photo: J.L. Smith.

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A GRADE W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 3 0 0 0 193 102 189.22 6 Nangwarry 2 0 1 1 96 74 129.73 4 Robe 2 1 0 0 142 124 114.52 4 Hatherleigh 2 1 0 0 182 160 113.75 4 Glencoe 2 1 0 0 158 154 102.60 4 Mount Burr 1 2 0 0 168 167 100.60 2 Tantanoola 0 2 1 1 89 103 86.41 0 Port MacD. 0 2 1 1 63 104 60.58 0 Kongorong 0 3 0 0 83 186 44.62 0 A RESERVE W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 3 0 0 0 150 101 148.51 6 Hatherleigh 2 1 0 0 149 92 161.96 4 Kongorong 2 1 0 0 143 111 128.83 4 Glencoe 2 1 0 0 153 129 118.60 4 Tantanoola 1 1 1 1 102 92 110.87 2 Nangwarry 1 1 1 1 90 104 86.54 2 Robe 1 2 0 0 115 136 84.56 2 Port MacD. 0 2 1 1 63 111 56.76 0 Mount Burr 0 3 0 0 73 162 45.06 0

B GRADE W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 156 106 147.17 6 Tantanoola 2 0 1 0 96 52 184.62 4 Kalangadoo 2 1 0 0 147 108 136.11 4 Glencoe 2 1 0 0 130 99 131.31 4 Nangwarry 1 0 1 1 74 71 104.23 3 Mount Burr 1 2 0 0 97 137 70.80 2 Holly Smith of Kongorong. Photo: J.L. Smith. Kongorong 0 2 0 1 95 123 77.24 1 Port MacD. 0 2 1 1 67 97 69.07 0 Robe 0 3 0 0 90 159 56.60 0

B RESERVE W L D B For Agst % Pts Kongorong 3 0 0 0 124 73 169.86 6 Kalangadoo 2 1 0 0 117 107 109.35 4 Tantanoola 1 0 1 1 51 12 425.00 2 Hatherleigh 1 1 0 1 53 53 100.00 2 Port MacD. 1 1 1 1 72 81 88.89 2 Glencoe 2 1 0 1 45 71 63.38 2 Nangwarry 0 2 1 1 61 67 91.04 0 Mount Burr 0 3 0 0 49 108 45.37 0 17 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 2 0 0 0 178 28 86.41 4 Kalangadoo 2 0 0 0 87 35 71.31 4 Glencoe 2 0 0 0 87 82 51.48 4 Kongorong 1 1 0 0 71 42 62.83 2 Nangwarry 1 0 0 1 44 27 61.97 2 Tantanoola 0 1 0 1 44 47 48.35 0 Port MacD. 0 2 0 1 52 92 36.11 0 Robe 0 2 0 0 59 107 35.54 0 Mount Burr 0 2 0 0 10 172 5.49 0 Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh. Photo: Andrew Crouch. 15 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 159 79 201.27 6 Robe 2 1 0 0 107 80 133.75 4 Kongorong 2 1 0 0 94 84 111.90 4 Sponsor of the Kalangadoo 2 1 0 0 102 96 106.25 4 Port MacD. 1 1 1 1 93 59 157.63 2 Glencoe 1 2 0 0 65 92 70.65 2 Mount Burr 1 2 0 0 90 142 63.38 2 Tantanoola 0 2 1 1 38 71 53.52 0 Nangwarry 0 2 1 1 45 90 50.00 0 13 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Mount Burr 2 0 0 0 80 12 666.67 4 Robe 2 0 0 1 130 24 541.67 4 Coaches Player Port MacD. 2 0 1 1 94 40 235.00 4 Kongorong 2 1 0 0 44 75 58.67 4 Of The Year Kalangadoo 1 2 0 0 69 74 93.24 2 Nangwarry 0 2 1 1 37 71 52.11 0 Tantanoola 0 1 1 2 19 81 23.46 0 Award Hatherleigh 0 3 0 0 24 120 20.00 0 www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 21 free seminar

The Mount Gambier Road Awareness Program presents a FREE Seminar by Station Officer Rod Campbell www.idmsports.com.au (former SANFL Footballer for Glenelg & South)

Where: Sir Robert Helpmann Theatre

A traditional, When: Wednesday 8th May at 7pm full-strength lager, (approx. 90 minutes duration) Carlton Draught is crisp on the The presentation is aimed at young drivers mid-palate with aged between 16 and 25, but all are welcome. a good malt character and smooth We would like to see as many footballers full-bodied flavour. and netballers there as possible.

Clean hop bitterness gives the brew a slightly dry finish.

Kongorong’s Sam Loughead. Photo: J.L. Smith.

22 - 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET www.msefl.com.au Bonnie Rothall Plays 100 Senior Games

ON Saturday 27th April, Bonnie Rothall court. In her early senior days she played plays her 100th senior game for the in the A grade at a time when the club Glencoe Netball Club. was struggling to gain a win in any grade. Bonnie started playing for the Glencoe These were tough times for the club, and Netball Club when she was 12 years old in the individuals who stepped up, but as is 1993. She played all of her junior netball for reflected in Bonnie’s spirit, she assisted the Glencoe before progressing to the senior club through these tough times without ranks in 1999. From 2004, Bonnie had some complaint. time off the court while pregnant with her Off the court Bonnie is always willing to two boys. During this time Bonnie was also put up her hand to help whether through diagnosed with breast cancer which she fundraising, umpiring or coaching. This is has since fought hard to recover from. The evidenced by the fact that she volunteered Glencoe Netball Club welcomed Bonnie to coach the B Reserve team for season back to the court for season 2012. 2012, the first year she returned to the club Bonnie has played almost every position after eight seasons off. on the court, and does so with strength The Glencoe Netball Club would like and without complaint. She is a strong at- to congratulate Bonnie on achieving this tacking player who moves well in the goal milestone, and thank her for her continued Photo: Jacqui Cocks circle and provides solid leadership on the support of the club. Well done Bonnie!

Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh. Photo: Andrew Crouch. Nangwarry’s Nicole Biszko. Photo: J.L. Smith.

www.msefl.com.au 2013 MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL & NETBALL BUDGET - 23 2013 mse football & netball fixture

Round 1 – April 6th Round 6 – May 11th Round 10 – June 15th Round 15 – July 27th Kalangadoo v Pt MacDonnell Tantanoola v Nangwarry Pt MacDonnell v Kalangadoo Nangwarry v Tantanoola Mt Burr v Kongorong Robe v Kalangadoo Kongorong v Mt Burr Kalangadoo v Robe Robe v Hatherleigh Glencoe v Pt MacDonnell Hatherleigh v Robe Pt MacDonnell v Glencoe Tantanoola v Glencoe Hatherleigh v Kongorong Glencoe v Tantanoola Kongorong v Hatherleigh Nangwarry bye Nangwarry bye Mt Burr bye Mt Burr bye Round 11 – June 22nd Round 2 – April 13th Nangwarry v Pt MacDonnell Round 16 – August 3rd Pt MacDonnell v Nangwarry Round 7 – May 18th Kalangadoo v Kongorong Robe v Nangwarry Kongorong v Kalangadoo Nangwarry v Robe Mt Burr v Hatherleigh Mt Burr v Kalangadoo Hatherleigh v Mt Burr Kalangadoo v Mt Burr Robe v Glencoe Tantanoola v Pt MacDonnell Glencoe v Robe Pt MacDonnell v Tantanoola Tantanoola bye Tantanoola bye Kongorong v Glencoe Glencoe v Kongorong Hatherleigh bye Round 12 – June 29th Hatherleigh bye Round 3 – April 20th Kongorong v Nangwarry Nangwarry v Kongorong Hatherleigh v Kalangadoo Round 17 – August 10th Round 8 – May 25th Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh Glencoe v Mt Burr Nangwarry v Mt Burr Mt Burr v Nangwarry Mt Burr v Glencoe Tantanoola v Robe Pt MacDonnell v Robe Robe v Pt MacDonnell Pt MacDonnell bye Robe v Tantanoola Kongorong v Tantanoola Tantanoola v Kongorong Pt MacDonnell bye July 6th – Bye Hatherleigh v Glencoe Glencoe v Hatherleigh SA Country Championships Kalangadoo bye Round 4 – April 27th Kalangadoo bye Hatherleigh v Nangwarry Round 13 – July 13th Round 18 – August 17th Glencoe v Kalangadoo Nangwarry v Hatherleigh Round 9 – June 1st Kalangadoo v Nangwarry Tantanoola v Mt Burr Kalangadoo v Glencoe Nangwarry v Kalangadoo Mt Burr v Pt MacDonnell Kongorong v Pt MacDonnell Mt Burr v Tantanoola Pt MacDonnell v Mt Burr Pt MacDonnell v Kongorong Robe v Kongorong Robe bye Kongorong v Robe Robe bye Tantanoola v Hatherleigh Hatherleigh v Tantanoola Round 5 – May 4th Glencoe bye Glencoe bye Round 14 – July 20th Nangwarry v Glencoe Glencoe v Nangwarry Kalangadoo v Tantanoola Tantanoola v Kalangadoo August 24th – 1st Semi-Final Mt Burr v Robe June 8th – Bye Robe v Mt Burr August 31st – 2nd Semi-Final Pt MacDonnell v Hatherleigh Queen’s Birthday Hatherleigh v Pt MacDonnell Sept. 7th – Preliminary Final Kongorong bye Long Weekend Kongorong bye Sept. 14th – Grand Final

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