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FREMANTLE MARINERS 20 V UWA TORPEDOES 10 – LONGMONT MARLINS 14 V UWA THURSDAY 3 MARCH TORPEDOES 6 – THURSDAY 3 MARCH The Mariners headed into their first local derby against the UWA The Longmont Marlins were looking to continue Torpedoes undefeated following their impressive undefeated tour of their undefeated run at home with a win against the eastern states and two wins over the KFC Queensland Breakers, the UWA Torpedoes, and they could not have and the Hunter Hurricanes. The Mariners got off to a flyer against gotten off to a better start being 4–1 up at the their cross town rivals the UWA Torpedoes with the first quarter end of the first quarter. score being 6-1 in favour of the Mariners. The UWA Torpedoes The Longmont Marlins continue on with their defence was under a lot of pressure due to the absence of their good form in the 2nd quarter, and went into to Australian Squad member and goal keeper Luke Quinlivan who was half time leading 8-2, and continued to show their unavailable due to injury. The Mariners extended their lead in the class however, outscoring Hunter in the second 2nd quarter to hold a comfortable 9-3 advantage at the main break. half 6-4 to run out with a comfortable 14-6 After half time the Mariners put the foot down with Joel Swift victory. dominating the 3rd quarter scoring 3 goals to extend the Mariners Emma Hamilton-Foster dominated the game with lead to 10 goals at the end of the 3rd quarter. The UWA Torpedoes 5 goals while Glencora Ralph was impressive with scored 5 goals in the final stanza, but the Mariners ran out 3. The Longmont Marlins will be challenged this convincing 20-10 victors. week with the undefeated Brisbane Barracudas in Nick O’Halloran and Joel Swift shone for the Mariners scoring 4 town attempting to do what no other team this goals each, While Tim Cleland and Grant Richardson, scored 3 goals year has done and defeat the Longmont Marlins each, and for the UWA Torpedoes their import Scott Davidson scored at Home. The game on Sunday 13 March starts at 3 goals. 10.00am. The Fremantle Mariners will be playing the highly fancied Brisbane Barracudas who are currently in 2nd place at Bicton on Friday 11 March and Sunday 13 March at 11.30am. Fremantle Mariners & Longmont Marlins v SEASON HIGHLIGHTS Brisbane Barracudas Joel Swift – 100 goals (v Cronulla 1st game) Grant Richardson – 400 goals (v Cronulla 2nd game) 7.15pm Friday 11 March and 10.00am Sunday 13 March Gemma Beadsworth – 400 goals (v Hunter 1st game) Glencora Ralph – 300 goal (v Hunter 2nd game) Tim Cleland – 250 games (v Uni of WA 2nd game) The Fremantle Mariners and Longmont Marlins would like you acknowledge the contribution of all the cap sponsors and the following corporate partners: UPCOMING EVENTS Saturday 19 March Senior Grade Finals at Claremont Pool Saturday 26 March Junior Finals at Claremont Pool Fremantle Mariners and Longmont Marlins BRISBANE BARRACUDAS Cap Sponsor Cap Sponsor CPS Securities Edward Slade 1 Emma Thillainath Kambo’s Electrical Casey Regher 1 Emma Jackson Attadale Hardware Clancy Neesham 2 Gemma Beadsworth Orontide Group Rhys Howden 2 Anna Sieprath (Import) Driven Finance Group Tim Cleland 3 Kate Finucane Ramsay Health Jacob Young 3 Amanda Russell Nick O'Halloran 4 Emma Hamilton-Foster DAVROB Construction Drew Gynther 4 Steph Thomas Chandler MacLeod Mitchal Ainsworth 5 Sharon Wheelock Cooch Creative BJ Howden 5 Jane Moran Crosby Tiles Jamie Beadsworth 6 Chris Broome 6 Nanda Stoltz Pioneer Credit Grant Richardson 7 Ebony Neesham Wellard Nick Godfrey 7 Jamie-Lee Lewis Realty One Sam Quinn 8 Glencora Ralph Drum Services Ben Edwards 8 Kate Gynther SRG Corporate Joel Swift 9 Zoe Arancini Auspole Products James Broadley 9 Patsy Redmond ADH James Fannon 10 Erin Redbond Sage Financial Group Daniel Young 10 Ashleigh Southern Sage Financial Group NIck Redbond 11 Leah Neilsen John Campbell 11 Hannah Robinson Steel Blue Safety Daniel Lawrence 12 Kassia Ralston Retravision Stewart Greenbank 12 Maddy Coburn Bondall Zoltan Ridzyk 13 Rachel Flint Yes Loans Matt Giles 13 Melissa Rippon (C) Thermo Composite Technologies Jayden Smith 14 Caitlyn Reid Metaltorque Fabrications Tyler Sinclair 14 Kate McAfee Terrace Men Luca Alteri 15 Mercedes Ralph Silent Peter Edwards 15 Laura David Richard O'Halloran 16 Cloe Nella United Industries Scott Gynther 16 Bronte Colenso Link Group Laurie Trettel 17 Alexandra Verb Brendan McMahon 17 Needham Airconditioning Billie Christensen 18 Lillian Hedges CPS Securities Clay Douyere-Pate 18 Kelsey Wakefield Legends Bar Jack Collier 19 Janies Van Kampen The Stewart Group 19 Megan DuToit Briety Contractors Alex Petrov 20 Danni Woodhouse 20 Bridget O'Connor Induction & Training Services Reg Burrows 21 21 Ainsley Masek 22 Sophie Armstrong 2011 NWPL RESULTS UPCOMING GAMES Fremantle Mariners 8 def Sydney Uni 5 Longmont Marlins 15 def Sydney Uni 10 Fremantle Mariners 12 def Sydney Uni 6 Longmont Marlins 10 def Sydney Uni 8 Fremantle Mariners 18 def Drummoyne 11 Longmont Marlins 15 def Drummoyne 8 Thursday 17 March Fremantle Mariners 24 def Drummoyne 7 Longmont Marlins 10 def Drummoyne 4 Fremantle Mariners 20 def Cronulla 8 Cronulla 19 def Longmont Marlins 11 6.30pm Longmont Marlins v Balmain Fremantle Mariners 15 def Cronulla 2 Cronulla 11 def Longmont Marlins 9 Fremantle Mariners 13 def KFC Breakers 10 Longmont Marlins 13 def KFC Breakers 10 8.00pm Fremantle Mariners v Balmain Fremantle Mariners 7 def KFC Breakers 5 Longmont Marlins 19 def KFC Breakers 9 Saturday 19 March Fremantle Mariners 17 def Hunter Hurricanes 7 Longmont Marlins 13 def Hunter Hurricanes 8 Fremantle Mariners 12 def Hunter Hurricanes 6 Longmont Marlins 17 def Hunter Hurricanes 9 6.30pm Longmont Marlins v Balmain Fremantle Mariners 20 def UWA Torpedoes 10 Longmont Marlins 14 def UWA Comets 6 8.00pm Fremantle Mariners v Balmain.
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