mid south east football & netball ISSUE #1318 The Family League

Callum Hudson (Kongorong) and Jack Dawe (Tantanoola) battle for the loose ball during last week’s game which was won by the Tigers. Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith.

ROUND 13: saturday, JULY 18, 2015

KALANGADOO vs NANGWARRY ROBE vs PORT MACDONNELL GLENCOE vs TANTANOOLA MOUNT BURR vs HATHERLEIGH Kongorong bye

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The Murray South East team participated in the South Australian Country Championships in Port Augusta on the weekend of July 4th-5th and came home with second place. It won its two games on Saturday and this meant SERIOUS ABOUT FOOTBALL? they played in the grand final on Sunday. Proudly supporting Billy Laurie won the Murray South East best player medal for the carnival

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TH EASTER OR N N ground. The forward line worked hard to keep the ball in the forward zone and Adam Merrett at full forward, Neil Reeve at centre half forward along with Clint Gallio, Tyler Baker, Ben Gogel and Jake McGrice worked hard to get a winning score. Louis DeMichelle, Jak Ryan and Fraser Thorn were our young ruckman and worked hard to give our on-ball brigade first use of the ball. Brad Bryant, Matt Merrett, Kane Cuthbertson, Stuart Green, Dylan Ayton and Jake Casey held the backline together and provided a lot of rebound from half back and made it hard for the opposition to score. Young players Jack Dawe and Josh Noye rotated on the wing covering the loss of captain Simon Berkefeld during the second game on Saturday. The younger players in the squad showed that they will become the main stays of the team in the coming years. In the grand final we played Southern Districts and what a great grand final it turned out to be. Southern Districts got off to a good start and played the better football in the first half and went into the half time break 20 points up. The coaching staff made some important moves during the break and moved Jack Casey from centre half back into the ruck to cover the injured Louis DeMichelle and this helped the on-ball brigade to get first use on the ball. At the three quarter time break the difference was 14 points and it felt like the team was gaining some important momentum and as the game started for the last quarter they worked hard and began to get on top. Unfortunately a kick for goal with two minutes to go hit the post and then in the dying moments we couldn’t get the ball forward to have a shot on goal. When the final siren blew Southern Districts were in front by 3 points and the quest for back-to-back championships was over. Billy Laurie on the wing was our best player along with on-ballers Ben McIntyre, Brian Fenton and Miles Warmington and Jack Casey in the ruck proved a master stroke by the coaching staff and Clint Gallio had his best game for the carnival. Southern Districts were worthy winners, however the loss of captain Simon Berkefeld who was unable to play in the final and ruckman Louis DeMichelle who was restricted by injury, hurt the side’s structure around the ball. Coach Luke Duncan and assistant Mark Kruger and his support staff were happy with the efforts put in by all players over the whole carnival and look forward to next year with a number of new players in the squad. The following players made the team of the carnival: Ben McIntyre (ruck rover), Adam Merrett (full forward), Brain Fenton and Myles Warmington (half forward flanks), Billy Laurie (wing), and Brett O’Neil (half back flank). These players will represent the SA Country team next year in the annual City verses Country game.

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SA Country 31B George Street Millicent SA Championships report SEEBOHM’SPhone 8733 1725 Email Match results: www.in2tmw@ Game 1 – Saturday: Murray South East v Central MILLICENTbigpond.com Murray South East 3.3 7.7 (49) Central 1.2 2.2 (14) SPONSORS OF Best players: Louis DeMichelle, Myles Warmington, Brett O’Neil, Brian Fenton, Ben McIntyre, Jake McGrice. Goals: Adam Merrett 3, Bronson Saffin 1, Myles Warmington 1, Neil Reeve LEADING 1, Jak Ryan 1. Game 2 – Saturday: Murray South East v Eyre Peninsula GOALKICKERS Murray South East 2.0 4.6 (30) Eyre Peninsula 1.2 4.2 (26) A Grade Best players: Billy Laurie, Adam Merrett, Myles Warmington, Brian Fenton, Name Club Round 12 total Liam O’Neil, Brett O’Neil. Michael McRae Glencoe 2 42 Goals: Adam Merrett 3, Myles Warmington 1. Jack Gregory Mt Burr 0 39 Dylan Bromley Port MacDonnell 4 38 Grand Final – Sunday: Murray South East v Southern Districts Anthony Kilsby Kalangadoo 2 38 Murray South East 3.0 4.3 6.4 8.11 (59) Nick Cane Robe 1 29 Southern Districts 4.2 7.5 8.8 9.8 (62) John Simkin Kongorong 0 25 Best players: Billy Laurie, Ben McIntyre, Jack Casey, Brian Fenton, Clint Alexander Lyon Kalangadoo 1 23 Gallio, Myles Warmington. Thomas Renzi Mt Burr 0 22 Goals: Adam Merrett 2, Billy Laurie 2, Ben McIntyre 1, Jak Ryan 1, Brian Samuel Tincknell Tantanoola 0 22 Fenton 1, Neil Reeve 1. Tory Weaver Glencoe 0 21 Dylan Ridley Mt Burr 0 21 B GRADE Benjamin Curran Glencoe 1 34 Mathew Cytrowski Tantanoola 1 29 Luke McIntyre Port MacDonnell 5 28 Jack Mullan Kongorong 0 28 Wayne Attiwill Kongorong 0 26 John Simkin Kongorong 2 20 Brendon Emms Kalangadoo 0 19 Scott Varcoe Tantanoola 0 18 Bradley Cordy Kongorong 2 18 Benjaman Morris Glencoe 0 15 Kieran Dooley Port MacDonnell 0 15 Senior Colts Thomas Hales Mt Burr 0 43 MSEFL representatives in the Murray South East team included Tyson Beelitz Kongorong 0 27 Peter Mitchell (Team Manager), Jack Dawe (Tantanoola), Jack Casey Ethan Glass Reilly Tantanoola 4 25 (Kalangadoo), Clint Gallio (Mount Burr) and Glen Johnson (Trainer). Hamish Smith hatherleigh 0 24 Hayden Schultz Mt Burr 0 23 Trent Ebejer Port MacDonnell 4 20 Brodie Fabris hatherleigh 2 18 Jacob Bell Tantanoola 3 18 Junior Colts Terrence Wilfred Robe 0 40 George Dutton Robe 3 34 Adam Richards Port MacDonnell 8 32 Proud sponsor of the James Bald Port MacDonnell 3 27 Louis Brown hatherleigh 0 22 MSEFL Team Of The Year Angus Weir Robe 4 17 Frazer Bradley hatherleigh 3 17 Phone 8733 4236 Tarquin Newton Port MacDonnell 3 16 Riley Wilson Nangwarry 0 15 or call into shop 7, George Street, Millicent Luke McIntyre Kalangadoo 0 15 www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 - 3 50 senior games for sam waring

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very glad to hear the final siren. Well understand their findings. Confusion will done to both clubs for playing a tough continue to reign until we go back to the Paul game in trying conditions in the right good old tribunal days. The tribute to Phil spirit. Congratulations to Ben O’Dine who Walsh after last week’s Collingwood v Cavanagh took out the Motor Accident Commission Port game at Adelaide Oval was simply Award for the day. If you needed someone magnificent. It was spine tingling stuff and Welcome to round thirteen in the cold in the trenches with you I’m sure Benny those fortunate to have been there to see but mighty “Family League” and it’s would be the first man you would look to. it say it was something they will always definitely time for some global warming! He is as tough as nails. There is no truth remember. The standing ovation afforded Over the last few days we have seen in the rumour that a bit of medicinal wine to the Crows by the West Coast Eagles some of the worst conditions for some was supplied to the umpires at quarter fans was also up there with some of the time but I guess it is winter after all (from time. Yours truly did however head to the best sportsmanship you could possibly memory I think this happens every year). canteen for a nice hot coffee at half time. wish for. Last week yours truly picked up Stumpy Poor old Stumpy lost his life savings On the other side of the sportsmanship of the boxing variety and as we headed trying to bet on the Aussie cricket team coin and a couple of Aussie tennis players to the fishing village of Port MacDonnell winning the first test. The silly part is that are certainly headed for a big downfall if it was very tempting to pull up stumps at the lad had his bet when the Aussies they continue their antics. Nick Kyrgios the Bellum! After a morning of sunshine needed a record last innings score to and Bernard Tomic are certainly in need in the Mount the weather turned feral and win the test! Oh Stump! Contrary to of a good old kick in the pants. Their we were greeted by high winds, rain and press reports the Murphies still have behaviour certainly needs to improve freezing conditions. The Demons and the five games to make the final four, not considerably or they may face the wrath Murphies were set to fight out a game for four as reported. Big Robbie and Pinky of an Aussie public who would surely four vital points as the Glencoe lads tried of the poker variety had a good time at appreciate a bit of good sportsmanship to overtake the Tantanoola Tigers on the Tantanoola last week. Reports suggest and humility for a change. premiership table. that one of the men in yellow took out The Aussie cricketers came back to The game got underway in awful the $100 drink and food voucher at the earth with a great thud last week after conditions and it was obviously going Tant Tiger Hotel. The likely lads were last losing the first Test to the Poms. The to be a dour battle with all players just seen enjoying a lovely “date” at the Tiger name Watson will surely be under the trying to get boot to ball. For the first time on Saturday night! Thank you to Frazer microscope when the side is selected for in my umpiring career I had to recall a Scanlon and Andrew Ferguson from the second Test. Keep your money safe centre square throw up as the ball was Mount Burr who pulled on the green shirts Stump! like a cake of slippery soap (yes Clarrie for us last week. That’s it for another week. Last week I it’s true). The home side managed to In the ever changing world of AFL and said things would get better with longer win the game relatively easily. I think I no one seems to know what a correct days etc. This week I’ll just leave it to would be correct in saying that players, tackle is these days. The MRP are all “stay warm and be kind to each other”. umpires and spectators would have been over the shop and no one seems to Cheers, Cav.

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It is the last roll of the dice for the ago. Sign-on payments will also be banned “We all acknowledge that clubs will Murphies today when they host the Paying players has been in the Mid and country clubs will be allowed to pay need to pay players but we just need to Tigers. SE for-ever and our competition has not players a mileage allowance on top of ensure there is a control that ensures a I am keeping the faith with Hooker only survived but indeed thrived. match fees. balance between sustainability and other and co. and I will tip them today. It is one of the most stable The maximum is 50 cents a kilometre matters like the upgrading of facilities If Tantanoola wins, the door will be competitions of its size in SA or Victoria for return trips of more than 100km. and looking after club volunteers.” slammed shut on Glencoe making the with just one change since 1966. Clubs found breaching the salary “We want to bring back spending to four. There have been no mergers and caps could face fines of up to $25,000 a manageable level and provide some I don’t reckon Robe will complete the only loss has been the Tarpeena plus the amount exceeded, as well as form of sustainability for the future,” Mr a hat-trick of victories against the Bay Kangaroos/Canaries about 10 years ago. lose 12 premiership points over the next Mourbey said. boys but stranger things have happened. The SACFL has tried to implement a three years. “Hopefully we will see less strain on Everyone will be talking about player points system in recent years and Under the new salary cap system, volunteers and individuals to raise large whether they get more-or-less than the I don’t reckon that it has been a startling all metropolitan and country clubs will amounts of money and perhaps money current average price of $55,000 per success. be required to report on their payments put back into facility development and lobster pot. It seems to work OK in the Mid three times a year and all player deals other crucial areas. Mount Burr’s winning streak won’t SE but you don’t have to look too far will need to be signed on SACFL- “The other crucial thing will be that end at home to Hatherleigh while to see cashed-up clubs recruiting approved contracts. for those clubs which in the past have Kalangadoo will also easily win at home champion players from here, there and not been able to attract players because RESPONSE to Nangwarry. everywhere. they haven’t been able to compete with In many cases, they come by the There has been a lukewarm response the higher payments on offer, hopefully ROUND 12 carloads every Saturday morning, play in to the re-introduction of salary caps in they might now be able to secure a I headed off to the Bay but it was a the afternoon, fill their pockets with cash country clubs. player that can bridge the gap. very one-sided affair after half-time. after the game and then drive out the Here is a snap-shot of views. “We believe that AFL Victoria is Port Mac began well into the breeze, gate after one token lemon squash and “Clubs have effectively gone out moving quickly to introduce a similar increased its lead in the second term a cut-price ham steak. and bought a premiership, you know scheme because they are having the and never looked back after a stunning By the way, these are the same clubs spending over $100,000 and the next same concerns,” he said. third quarter. who plead poverty when they go to their year they’re getting beaten by 20 and “I have spoken to a number of clubs I am well aware that Glencoe was not local councils and ask for grants and 30, 40 goals, and that’s not sustainable” who have already said they either are at full strength but it looked anything but freebies for essential items. - a country football league president. within the new limits or can adopt,” Mr a finals team. The re-introduction of the salary “We struggled even this year to fill a Mourbey said. There were not many there to witness cap was announced by the SACFL via quality A Grade team, without travelling “Every league would have one or two the spectacle. an exclusive provided to an American- players” - another country football club clubs at present spending more than the In the other games, a depleted owned Adelaide-based newspaper. president. new payment cap will allow. Kalangadoo was still too strong for You can imagine that every other “There’s going to be too many “The challenge will be for those clubs Hatherleigh which just can’t get a media outlet was cheesed off by this loopholes, and I think that’s why it won’t to adopt, but when they see the full functioning forward line. decision. work. document they will understand there is Robe laid another foundation stone It was another dumb move by the “Some clubs may be different to still scope there to recruit.” for 2016 with a big win at Nangwarry SACFL and one that would not have won others, we’d abide by it, but I can’t tell With my knowledge of the Mid SE, while poor kicking by Tantanoola kept it any fans with the other newspapers you if every club would do the same” - I don’t reckon any of our clubs have Kongorong in the contest for much of and radio stations that cover football. another country football club president. anything to fear from the salary cap. the match. The reintroduction of the salary The views of Kowree Naracoorte It is just another lot of red tape to be cap will create additional red tape and Tatiara Football League president negotiated. SALARY CAP administration hassles for our hard- Michael Mourbey are worth reading. The South Australian Community working club and league administrators. “Some clubs will have a bit of REGIONAL ROYAL COMMISSION Football League is foolishly trying to readjustment in the way they go about SUMMARY In next week’s Budget, I will devote re-introduce salary caps. their recruiting and spending their my thoughts to the proposed role of the It has been tried before and failed In summary, the new salary cap money,” Mr Mourbey said on ABC Radio. South East Regional Football Netball miserably as clubs find all manner of applies from 2016 and match payments “But I think if everyone plays by the “Royal” Commission. ways of paying players “under the table”. will be limited to $3,000 a club per rules and abides by them I think we’ll If the “Royal Commission” is set up Would you believe that some stars are match. find it will even out and make it a very by the clubs and the three leagues, a actually paid in cash? Each footy club can pay one star even competition in the long term.” roller-coaster ride is assured. Yep. player up to $1,000 per game, and a Mr Mourbey was also quoted by the There has been a little bit of chatter in It really does happen. maximum of $500 to others. Naracoorte Herald weekly newspaper. the media about the “Royal Commission” There are hundreds of clubs across Post-match player incentive awards “I have even had paid players admit but I expect there will be a lot more South Australia and I suspect that some and petrol money are also being capped to me that the whole payments matter before the big vote is taken next month. club officials told ‘porky pies’ when the and player incomes must be declared to has got out of control,” Mr Mourbey said. salary cap was last in use a few years the Australian Tax Office. “It is a case of getting a balance. – The Voice Of Reason

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Ben O’Dine was awarded the MAC “Game Changer” medal at the game Jack Dawe (Tantanoola) tackles Harry Evans (Kongorong). between Port MacDonnell and Glencoe. Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith.

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Seniors Port MacDonnell 2.1 4.5 7.8 11.8 (74) Goals – Hatherleigh: E. Bowman 4, M. Telfer 3, F. Bradley 3, S. Glencoe 0.3 0.5 1.5 1.5 (11) Jones 2, H. Jones, P. Chay, E. Cassidy; Kalangadoo: T. Mcmanus. Kalangadoo 2.4 5.6 7.8 13.14 (92) Best – Hatherleigh: W. Chay, S. Jones, E. Bowman, P. Chay, J. Hatherleigh 1.1 2.3 2.5 4.5 (29) Goals – Port MacDonnell: L. McIntyre 5, T. Smith 2, B. Wilke, J. Smith, B. Creek, J. Simmonds; Glencoe: B. Curran. Smith; Kalangadoo: L. Redford, ,, S. Farrugia, T. Mcmanus, T. Goals – Kalangadoo: M. Durbidge 2, C. Mules 2, M. Krieger 2, J. Best – Port MacDonnell: R. Brodie, A. Taylor, L. McIntyre, I. Jerome. Casey 2, A. Kilsby 2, A. Lyon, B. Mules, L. Jones; Hatherleigh: S. Ransom, B. Wilke, T. Smith; Glencoe: B. Gosden, B. King, M. Telfer 2, T. Merrett, T. Agnew. Robe 1.1 6.4 9.6 12.8 (80) McGrath, N. McEachern, E. Bronca. Best – Kalangadoo: B. Auld, L. Jones, T. Jones, J. Casey, J. Nangwarry 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.4 (4) Hunter, A. Reynolds; Hatherleigh: M. Faulkner, S. Telfer, S. Kongorong 3.2 5.7 7.9 9.11 (65) Goals – Robe: A. Weir 4, G. Dutton 3, T. Gould 3, H. Bigmore. Waring, T. Watson, B. Wight, T. Schulz. Tantanoola 3.2 5.3 7.5 7.7 (49) Best – Robe: A. Weir, H. Bigmore, N. Hurst, T. Gould, E. Dutton, Goals – Kongorong: M. Lucas 2, B. Cordy 2, J. Simkin 2, J. Von G. Dutton; Nangwarry: N. Harter, E. Pilven, L. Lewis, N. Rowe, Robe 4.1 7.7 11.10 17.10 (112) R. Knightly. Nangwarry 0.4 0.5 1.6 2.6 (18) Stanke, J. Gordon, R. Walker; Tantanoola: J. Dawe 2, T. McGrath 2, M. Cytrowski, J. Varcoe, B. Dodd. Port MacDonnell 6.2 12.4 17.7 19.9 (123) Goals – Robe: J. Sneath 6, P. Agnew 3, S. Clements 2, J. Kelly Best – Kongorong: M. Von Stanke, G. Hay, S. Baker, K. Weistra, R. Glencoe 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) 2, N. Cane, T. Rechner, M. Cranage, Z. Deane; Nangwarry: K. Walker, M. Lucas; Tantanoola: T. McGrath, C. Hamilton, B. Dodd, Goals – Port MacDonnell: A. Richards 8, T. Newton 3, J. Bald 3, Schaefer, B. Dinnison. S. Varcoe, B. Cairns, J. Bromley. Best – Robe: J. Dunn, J. Kelly, J. Dawson, J. Sneath, Z. Deane, N. Smith 3, J. Ryan, R. Flamank. Best – Port MacDonnell: A. Richards, N. Smith, J. Ryan, J. Bald, P. Agnew; Nangwarry: B. Dinnison, C. Lock, C. Hicks, B. Kelly, A. Senior Colts Hill, A. Mills. Z. Glynn, T. Newton; Glencoe: A. Wittig, D. Hurley, C. Mallon, M. Hatherleigh 4.2 5.2 6.5 8.9 (57) Arthurson, W. Maloney, B. Tentye. Port MacDonnell 6.2 10.4 17.4 19.8 (122) Kalangadoo 1.1 4.4 4.7 5.7 (37) Glencoe 4.1 5.3 6.4 6.6 (42) Kongorong 0.0 0.4 0.4 1.5 (11) Goals – Hatherleigh: B. Fabris 2, K. Wakeman-Ridler, J. Wight, K. Tantanoola 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.0 (6) Goals – Port MacDonnell: B. McGregor 4, D. Bromley 4, M. Smith Bradley, A. Seamer, J. Telfer, L. Walker; Kalangadoo: S. Von Duve, 2, J. Stark 2, J. Bromley 2, W. Macdonald 2, J. McGregor, S. Goals – Kongorong: B. Bisnov; Tantanoola: B. Yates. A. Mulraney, B. Casey, B. Ousey, S. Mcmanus. Best – Kongorong: J. Kranz, B. Bisnov, K. Weber, S. Lock, A. Enderl, M. Lewis; Glencoe: M. McRae 2, J. Reader 2, T. Edwards, Best – Hatherleigh: G. Treloar, J. Telfer, A. Buhlmann, B. Slape, B. A. Hentschke. Dethmore, L. Neshoda; Tantanoola: K. Malseed, A. Roberts, M. Poulish; Kalangadoo: S. Mcmanus, B. Ousey, B. Casey, B. Stott, Nelson, B. Yates, S. Jennings, E. Telfer-Scott. Best – Port MacDonnell: B. O’’Dine, W. Macdonald, J. Stark, D. S. Von Duve, L. Farrugia. Bromley, B. McGregor, B. Lynch; Glencoe: J. Reader, Z. Cocks, H. Medhurst, D. Childs, M. Kasparian, K. Clark. Nangwarry 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.2 (2) Robe 7.3 15.6 22.10 27.13 (175) Ladders Tantanoola 1.4 3.8 7.11 9.17 (71) Goals – Robe: K. Smith 7, J. Mullan 4, J. Sneath 3, T. Gould Kongorong 3.1 4.1 4.3 7.4 (46) SENIORS 2, L. Fennell 2, H. Bigmore 2, M. Hansberry, J. Tomlinson, S. W L D B For Agst % Pts Goals – Tantanoola: T. Hatt 3, M. Pilmore 2, D. Tincknell, C. Hale, Altschwager, S. Denton, A. Clements, J. Mcmartin, H. Hooper. B. Reilly, C. Hatt; Kongorong: S. Baker 2, J. Phillips 2, J. Mullan, Best – Nangwarry: H. Battye, R. Widdison-Mills, R. Hicks, D. Field, Port MacD. 10 1 0 1 1272 598 68.02 40 A. Harding, J. Blackwell. N. Harter, C. Niblett; Robe: K. Smith, J. Tomlinson, J. Mullan, J. Mount Burr 10 0 0 2 1240 621 66.63 40 Best – Tantanoola: L. Smith, M. Pilmore, J. Dawe, D. Pink, M. Sneath, A. Clements, S. Denton. Kalangadoo 7 3 0 2 1109 691 61.61 28 Warren, T. Hatt; Kongorong: S. Baker, J. Phillips, Z. Best, P. Ellis, Tantanoola 6 4 0 2 1112 692 61.64 24 Port MacDonnell 4.7 7.10 10.16 13.18 (96) A. Harding. Glencoe 0.1 0.1 0.1 2.1 (13) Glencoe 5 6 0 1 1113 1040 51.70 20 Hatherleigh 3 7 1 1 874 1217 41.80 14 Bye: Mount Burr. Goals – Port MacDonnell: T. Ebejer 4, L. Kemp 2, N. Wilke 2, R. Timms, G. Hutchesson, Z. Glynn, R. Rolph, N. Steen; Glencoe: D. Robe 3 7 1 1 805 1155 41.07 14 Reserves Pfitzner, J. Miller. Kongorong 3 8 0 1 916 985 48.19 12 Kalangadoo 4.5 5.8 7.14 7.16 (58) Best – Port MacDonnell: N. Wilke, L. Tilley, L. Kemp, T. Ebejer, Nangwarry 0 11 0 1 345 1787 16.18 0 Hatherleigh 0.1 0.2 0.2 2.3 (15) J. Feast; Glencoe: P. Mitchell, J. Jantosh, D. Pfitzner, B. Frost, reserves Goals – Kalangadoo: M. May 2, A. Auld 2, R. Carlson 2, A. Jones; W. Cleggett. W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh: J. Bowering, S. Beggs. Tantanoola 5.3 8.7 13.11 15.14 (104) Port MacD. 9 1 0 1 1097 271 80.19 40 Best – Kalangadoo: A. Auld, D. West, S. McLaughlin, A. Jones, Kongorong 0.1 1.1 1.1 3.1 (19) R. Carlson, E. Pegler; Hatherleigh: M. Childs, B. Slape, D. Paul, T. Kongorong 9 2 0 1 1161 327 78.02 36 Goals – Tantanoola: E. Glass Reilly 4, T. Pink 3, J. Bell 3, M. Glencoe 7 4 0 1 971 493 66.33 28 Waring, N. Stratford, B. Lang. Sorella, H. Ferguson, M. Roberts, J. Gould, A. Gregory; Tantanoola 7 3 0 2 921 495 65.04 28 Nangwarry 12.11 (83) Kongorong: B. Moy 2, N. Farrell. Robe 8.7 (55) Best – Tantanoola: J. Bell, E. Glass Reilly, A. Gregory, C. Scudds, Kalangadoo 6 4 0 2 674 544 55.34 24 Mount Burr 3 7 0 2 560 920 37.84 12 Goals – Nangwarry: M. Chaplin 4, S. Virtanen 4, K. Schaefer 2, T. M. Roberts, C. White; Kongorong: P. Mcinnes, J. Kranz, B. Kranz, Fenn, V. Virtanen; Robe: B. Brooks 2, T. Ling 2, H. Kurray, B. Davis, B. Moy, N. Farrell. Hatherleigh 2 9 0 1 518 967 34.88 8 J. Kokiousis, L. Smith. Robe 2 8 0 1 349 1061 24.75 8 Junior Colts Best – Nangwarry: K. Schaefer, M. Tilby, L. Forster, M. Chaplin, S. Nangwarry 2 9 0 1 270 1374 16.42 8 Virtanen, P. Forster; Robe: A. Brooks, T. Ling, L. Smith, B. Davis, Hatherleigh 3.0 5.2 12.4 15.4 (94) A. Kokiousis. Kalangadoo 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1 (7) senior colts W L D B For Agst % Pts Mount Burr 10 0 0 2 800 387 67.40 40 Port MacD. 9 2 0 1 855 333 71.97 36 Hatherleigh 7 3 0 1 836 492 62.95 32 Tantanoola 8 2 0 2 730 454 61.66 32 Kongorong 4 7 0 1 614 640 48.96 16 Robe 4 6 0 1 704 780 47.44 16 (08) 8733 2720 Glencoe 2 9 0 1 561 956 36.98 8 Battye Street, Millicent Kalangadoo 2 8 0 2 387 674 36.48 8 www.klasbilt.com.au Nangwarry 1 10 0 1 529 1296 28.99 4 Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to 60pt rule. 2015 Champion Club Award junior colts W L D B For Agst % Pts A Grade b Grade senior Colts Junior Colts total Robe 11 0 0 1 737 205 78.24 44 Port MacDonnell 40 40 36 36 152 Hatherleigh 9 2 0 1 611 220 73.53 36 Mt Burr 40 12 40 16 108 Port MacD. 9 2 0 1 693 260 72.72 36 Kongorong 12 36 16 28 92 Kongorong 7 4 0 1 293 280 51.13 28 Hatherleigh 14 8 32 36 90 Nangwarry 4 7 0 1 333 448 42.64 16 Tantanoola 24 28 32 4 88 Mount Burr 4 6 0 2 352 487 41.95 16 Robe 14 8 16 44 82 Kalangadoo 3 7 0 2 392 458 46.12 12 Kalangadoo 28 24 8 12 72 Glencoe 20 28 8 0 56 Tantanoola 1 9 0 2 178 597 22.97 4 Nangwarry 0 8 4 16 28 Glencoe 0 11 0 1 219 855 20.39 0 Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to 60pt rule. 10 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au Junior & Senior Colts player numbers

GLENCOE 3 Clayton Skeer 46 Dylan Doll 11 Lachie Alcock 23 Codey Niblett 24 harry Bigmore Junior Colts 4 Blake Bowman 47 Lochie Madzia 12 Brodie Gregory (C) 24 Dale Smart 25 Ryan Von Stanke Coach: Dion Bignell 5 Ben Leopold 50 Liam Hay 13 Mitchell Gurney 39 hayden Sanders 26 Ben Legoe 1 Mark Arthurson 6 Jez Jones 14 Dylan Gibbs 28 George Dutton 17 Mitchell Handford 31 Patrick Matthews 2 Joel Menzel 7 Sam Kent KONGORONG PORT MACDONNELL 8 Mitch Pulmer 18 Jack Muhovics 32 Patrick Fennell 3 Byron Tentye Junior Colts 4 Stuart McGrath 9 Jed Telfer 19 Bradley Scott Junior Colts 33 Lachie Hurst Coach: Mark Kranz Coach: Adam Lewis 5 Declan Hurley 10 Bradley Slape 20 Jack Wilson 35 edward Dutton Assistant: Graham Dowie 21 George Wimshurst 2 Brodie Dixon 36 Jesse Robertson 6 Danny Kahn 11 Lewis Waker 1 Josh Kranz 12 elijah Seamer 23 Saxon Altschwager 4 Jarvis Ailey 37 henry Gould 7 Jack Edmonds 2 Bryce Redman 6 Rory Nattrass 8 Jaidyn Shayne 13 Brodie Fabris 24 Jake Whitty Senior Colts 3 Campbell Graney 25 Liam Whitty 22 Keagan Feast 9 Isaiah McGrath 14 Alex Buhlmann 4 Cooper Von Stanke 1 Jordan McMartin 15 Patrick Fabris 25 Riley Flamank 14 Angus Wittig 5 Brody Bisnov Senior Colts 26 Shaun Richards 5 Sam Denton 15 David Arthurson 16 Nick Waring 6 Tom Bellinger 1 Billy Delbridge 7 Liam Fennell 17 hamish Smith 27 Jayden Maresch 18 Brody Allison 7 Adam Kilsby 2 James Watts 29 Isaac Nattrass 8 Sam Altschwager 21 William Maloney 18 Jack Gray 8 Trent Mahony 3 Dylan Vanderhorst 15 Jack Sneath (C) 19 Kade Bradley 30 Jacob Hardacre 22 Clarrie Mallon 9 Callum Hein 4 Tom Tukia 31 Adam Richards 16 Michael Hansberry 23 Charlie Mallon 20 harry Coote 10 Declan Wright 5 Jacob Fox 19 Tangaroa Joseph 21 Jake Wight 33 Jack Ryan 24 Izac Smith 11 Brayden Olds 6 Dylan Wright 35 Tarquin Newton 20 Angus Baker 25 Anthony Lipscombe 22 Zac Jones 12 Will Vickery 7 Tom Tilley 21 harry Hooper 23 Brad Gard 36 Lachlan Neill 13 Aaron Shepherd 8 Lochie Collyer 37 Tyreese Newton 22 Alex Clements (VC) Senior Colts 24 Amos Seamer Coach: Ben Hentschke 14 Luke Neshoda 9 Cale Gordon 38 Jet Mules 23 Kieran Smith 25 Kai Ridler Assistant: Alex Hentschke 15 Brodie Von Stanke-Dowie 10 Brodie Hogan 40 Joe Misic 32 Ben Bayliss 26 Angus Altschwager 1 Taylor McGrath 16 Alex Fitzgerald 11 Bailey Cutting 43 Noah Smith 34 Jesse Tomlinson 3 Dylan Howell 29 Tyson Bennett 17 Lachlan Smith 12 Connor Crescentino 46 Cody Owen 37 Sam Stoios 4 Tim Kentish 30 George Treloar 18 Ray Phillips 13 edward Ballantyne 47 Tre Davis 40 Jye Mullan 5 Bradley Frost 34 Josh Mason 19 Seth Kent 14 Trent Gibbs 50 Zak Glynn 39 Lauchie Jackman-Tilley 15 Jacob Gregory 10 Kial Poole 20 Ronnie Wighton 51 James Bald TANTANOOLA 11 Brad Elven 44 Bailey Poulish 21 hamish Allen 16 Cory Gamble 52 Parker Smith Junior Colts 12 Jack Doyle 22 Oscar Miller 17 haydon Schultz 54 Sakari Pelkonen 4 Ryan Hoffman 13 Daniel Cleggett KALANGADOO 23 Joe Miller 20 Rhys Gordon 55 Max Moody 28 Sam Jennings 14 Drew Mallon 24 Kaidyn Weber 21 Jesse Robbins Junior Colts Senior Colts 29 ellis Cushion 15 Tom Arthurson 25 Alex Dethmore 23 Braydn Jennings 1 Gajanan Frost Coach: Matthew Roscow 30 Brodie Telfer-Scott 16 Boyd Millhouse 27 Zavier Banfield 24 Liam Collyer 3 Tye McManus 1 Keelan McClean 31 Liam Johnson 18 William Cleggett 29 Jairus Curtis 43 Tom Hales 7 Joshua Telford 3 Morgan Feast 32 Kai Malseed 19 Patrick Mitchell 30 Seth Lock 8 Deklin Joyce 5 Jesse Owen 33 Xander Copeland 20 Josh Jantosh 9 Lucy Koch Senior Colts NANGWARRY 8 Brett Steen 34 Jack Marino 22 Braedon Lipscombe 10 Mitchell Varcoe 2 Cooper Sanderson Junior Colts 10 Ben Milstead 35 Corey Baker 23 Rylan Lee 13 Sam Farrugia 3 Jackson Robb 3 Maverick Cooper 12 Nick Steen 36 Alec Roberts 24 Dylan Pfitzner 18 Kobi McMurtrie 4 Tyson Beelitz 4 Zach Crouch 13 Ned Wilke 37 James Lucas 27 Jack Miller 29 Nathan Auld 5 Isaac Manterfield 5 hayden Stewart 14 Ryan Walter 38 Bradley Yates 30 Nathan Reilly 6 Nathan Farrell 6 Lachlan Summers 15 Wade Chant 40 Will Scanlon Hatherleigh 33 ethan Boyd 7 Jason Watts 7 Nathan Rowe 19 Kyle Cawthorne 41 Jaxon Cushion Junior Colts 34 Tom Jerome 8 Phillip McInnes 9 Joel Virtanen 20 Riley Rolph 44 ethan Telfer-Scott 1 Spencer Jones 35 Wade Deland 9 Zac Hamilton 10 Will Bricknell 23 Jarred Feast 45 Jack Cytrowski 2 Will Chay 36 Luke McIntyre 11 Braeden Collins 11 Nick Harter 27 Blair Cutting 47 Matt Nelson 3 Louis Brown 37 Ryan Biswell 12 Liam Bottomley 12 Riley Wilson 28 Rhys Timms 48 Cody Vanderhorst 4 Paddy Chay 38 Matthew Davies 15 Brodie Moy 13 Jackson Tasker 32 Brandon Newton 50 Patrick Jennings 5 Scott Golding 40 Leigh Redford 16 Brandon Kranz 15 Ty Dinnison 34 Lockie Tilley 42 James Krieger 17 Ross Domaschenz 39 Jesse Livingston Senior Colts 6 Frazer Bradley 17 Aaron Edwards 1 Jack Radley 7 Doug Treloar 45 Tyrone May 19 Tyson Modra 18 Brydon Byrne 41 Kane Livingston 20 Jason Gordon 42 Liam Kemp 2 Mason Patzel 8 Riley Chester Senior Colts 20 Lennox Lewis 3 Bryce Patzel 9 Jack Opperlaar 21 Michael Deanfield 22 Dale Smart 49 Kyall McClean 2 Dylan McMurtrie 52 Grady Hutchesson 5 Clay Scudds 10 Max Telfer 4 Brandon McMurtrie 22 Robert Kilsby 24 Aiden Muller 23 Jim McIntosh 53 Trent Ebejer 7 Zac Green 11 ethan Bowman 5 Sam McManus 26 Ben Just 8 Toby Pink 14 Tyson Sutherland 6 Conner Jennings 24 Paul Vanikitos 28 Blake Perry 25 Ryan Vickery 9 Jacob Bell 15 Sam Gray 10 Liam Carlson Senior Colts ROBE 10 Roy Osborne 16 Jacob Lang 11 Jaidyn Carlson 26 Kynan Baker 28 Jarrad Neshoda 1 Rory Widdison Mills Junior Colts 11 Jordan Gould 17 Travis Golding 14 Adam Mulraney 4 Brad Rowe 2 Nicholas Enright 12 Matt Sorella 18 harrison Webster 15 Joel Michalski 5 Lachlan Haggett 4 Tom Gould (VC) 13 Leon Wing 19 harvey Jones 16 Stephen Just Mount Burr 6 Nathan Rowe 7 Terrence Wilfred 14 Adam Gregory 20 Patrick Chay 17 Patrick Davies Junior Colts 7 Nick Rowe 8 Samuel McMartin 16 Corby White 21 Jack Cassidy 19 Sam Von Duve 1 Frazer Johnston 9 Joel Virtanen 9 Joshua Kellock 17 Kyal Abrahamson 22 Tom Gray 20 Jacob Neale 2 Jett Bowering 10 Robert Hicks 14 Sam Newton 18 Campbell Serle 23 Cameron Atkinson 21 Brayden Ousey 3 Thomas Vanderhorst (VC) 11 Nick Harter 15 Raj Legoe 19 Marc Roberts 28 Liam Mills 22 Conner Jones 4 Noah Cutting 12 Riley Wilson 17 Toby Enright 20 ethan Glass-Reilly 29 ethan Cassidy 23 Liam Telford 5 Zane Hayward 13 Dylan Field 19 Zac Trussell 21 Stephen Moreland 30 Michael Fabris 27 Ben Casey 6 ella Little 14 Chris Just 20 Matthew Dell’Antonio 22 Zane Walker Senior Colts 28 Lachlan Farrugia 7 Rhys Gamble (VC) 17 Nick Mashado 21 Nicholas Hurst 23 Tyler Bevan 1 Sam Sutherland 42 Liam Ousey 8 Brock Plunkett 20 Lennox Lewis 22 Angus Weir (C) 24 Tobie Wing 2 Lachie Lang 44 Ben Stott 10 Kody Bowering 22 Dylan Podobnik 23 Mason Keane 25 hamish Ferguson LYNCH Major events, FINANCIAL GROUP crowd control ‘Making Your Money Work For You’ and all other

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More of the same in the third clap from Uncle Fig. When the siren sounded be a penguin or polar bear. No joy however if skills from the coaching of Darren. Our only goal as we kept the Eagles scoring opportunities to we were sixty three point winners. Best were a you were of the Eagle or Magpie persuasion and kicker for the match was Tye. Best players for SFA as our eight shots gained another two goals. brilliant Brad Auld who has given his mum Sue gathered at Hatherleigh. Junior Colts were 1st best McDonalds award Our blokes rested on their laurels somewhat in about one week to get his jumper back in order. Meanwhile back at the Doo Hilton, club lucky Leigh Redford, 2nd best Hungry Jacks award Gaj the last as the Eagles bagged a couple whilst Lachy Jones, his cuz Tyler, Big Red, Hunts and charm Fig fresh from a tour of WW2 Pacific Frost, 3rd best Video Ezy award Mitchell Varcoe, keeping our blokes goalless to add a touch of Reno. Coach Benny as usual left himself out. Our battlefields acclimatised at the Hilton’s Julie’s 4th best Subway award Sam Farrugia, 5th best respectability to the final wash up. Best for the 8 goal kickers shared it around with 2 being the front bar boiler before we headed off to the Fasta Pasta award Tye McManus and 6th best Doo were Captain Aiden Auld, Wild Wild West, largest individual contribution. Eagles nest for a taste of reality. Leaving the Doo Richie Rich award Tom Jerome. Big Stewie, Roids Jones, Cocko Carlson and Bugger all news was forwarded for inclusion, it was eleven, nine on the bitumen going into The Senior Colts played a great game and Clothes Peg. so pull your finger out. All that I can report is local Hatherleigh and eight picking up a budget and a really pushed the much fancied Hatherleigh boys The arctic chill had managed to convince legend Dexta rocked up at Pud’s yearly Carbon few losing tickets in the raffle. all the way. At three quarter time the boys were most diehard supporters to chill out at home. Emission Up Yours Party. This coincidentally With great sadness we heard of the passing 10 points down and a K’doo victory was on the Those however who ventured to Hatherleigh had happened on a full moon which as anyone who of Mike Von Duve during the week. Mike’s cards but the Hatherleigh boys had a bit more the opportunity to see the inclusion of Banno knows Dexter is a bad moon rising. Needless to youngest son Sam has been playing in the under polish in the last quarter eventually winning by and Jonno in the side. The old father of the year say the ex tit puller let it all hang out flashing his 17s and he and his family have been great 20 points. It was a great match to watch with Banno stepped in for his first A Grade game credentials, failing however to faze Publicaness additions to our club. Mike was a great leader both sides having some really skilful players who since the granny, after singing a song or two for Julie who has been there seen that during her and manager at Lakeside and Jubilee Highway have promising football in front of them. Goal Jarred in the Bees and plumber of the year Jonno beer pouring years. Also duly noted by Jack Sawmills and a true gentleman totally devoted kickers were Ben Casey, Braiden Ousey, Sam joined the fold again after several weeks thinking was Dexter failing to suss out Stags place to his family. Our prayers and thoughts are with McManus, Adam Mulraney and Sam Von Duve about it. Global warming bullshit kicked in big of residence despite years in the Doo as an Tanya, Todd, Sam, Mike’s family and friends. all with 1. Best players were 1st best Krieger time in the first quarter of the seniors as the Doo apprentice Moth. A great round of footy at Hatherleigh with Cool Cash award Sam McManus, 2nd best Fasta got the first point on the board at the seventeen Late news from Evening Services at the Club the Junior Colts playing most of the game Pasta award Braiden Ousey, 3rd best Thursday minute mark. We made the odd goal with four indicate that the stunt double for Mary Poppins in sunshine before the arctic front swept in Night Teas award Ben Casey, 4th best Ladies point before super coach Benny shone a light on Chimneysweep in Hawky was responsible for Canteen award Ben Stott, 5th best Bakers Delight bringing wet and windy conditions for the Senior proceedings to bag one with four to go as the clearing out the Doo Hilton Front Bar in a failed award Sam Von Duve and 6th best Life Members rain continued and big Jack the Beanstalk helped Colts. The Junior Colts had 15 players due to attempt to decarbonise Julie’s Doo AAA redgum award Lachlan Farrugia. A big thank you to all the cause with the Doo nine up at the first. The school holidays and in the spirit of kids playing incinerator. This little project was made that our sponsors and supporters and our volunteers. game continued after Swannee Opie, the Doo footy Hatherleigh spotted up 2 of their players, much harder with old mate Trants kindly donating Cameron Atkinson and Jack Cassidy who Phil McIntyre and Telfy do a great job each week goal ump worked out what his 21st birthday hip his entire stock of lightning wood as town elder played the whole game in the black and white umpiring in the Junior Colts and it is terrific to flask was meant for. Kriegs featured for a bit of Hawky kept up his traditional smoking ceremony. jumper. Thanks boys and thanks Nigel, Ben and see Telfy taking his vast footy skill, knowledge dry weather footy in the second to goal twice as Today sees Wild Wild West Des rack up his Log. Our lads were really competitive in the first and experience into the role of central umpire the rain came back along with a few Doo goal 100th for the Doo Pies. Well done young fella. quarter but then dropped off in intensity and talk across a number of grades. All our volunteers kickers and a twenty one point half time buffer. for the rest of the match. Key discussion points are very much appreciated. A war of attrition in the third confirmed the Thanks to sponsors Mules Electrical, Pines after the match was the lack of talk and the Jarrad’s never say die Magpies still Doo boys creeping along to a thirty three point Hotel, Plantation Treated Timber, Russell need for all players to get to training on Thursday harbouring ambitions of finals participation were commanding lead. Coach Benny along with any Industries. 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for good games while Chelsea also picked up our chances of winning, unfortunately we were Schultz. netBALL one for her much improved delivering of the ball not switched on at the start and were forced A Reserve: We started the game with only to the right options. Emmason also deserves to play catch up from the start of the game. 5 of our normal team available and given this it In what we knew were going to be freezing a mention for following instructions to the Awards to Kate and Claudia (great to see your took us a little while for us to settle into our usual conditions there were a few different results on letter particularly at GK. Must also mention the adjustment). We missed Jes in defence but Flic style of play, to our credit though as the game last time we played these teams, this may have Hatherleigh girls who made our team work hard put in a solid performance and Sami battled hard progressed and we got used to the new team been due to the unsettled draw so hopefully now as the score was not a true indication of their against taller opposition. Awards: Kate Sernus structure we were able to lift our intensity and we have gotten past all our weeks off we can all efforts. Awards: Jamiee Ryan and Shayla Jones. and Claudia Shelton. the lead at each break. A big thank you and great focus and get back on track in preparation for 15 & Under: Great performance from all B Grade: Not our best outing ladies, it looks games by Georgia who combined beautifully finals which are not that far away. girls in very cold/wet conditions, our general like the time off in the last 6 weeks has caught with Kelly and grew in confidence each quarter Junior 2: Thanks to Brydie for filling in so court play is becoming smoother and we are up with us. We really missed Rhianna and Ashlie and Jazzy who got her hands to many balls, and we could play; then to our injured Skye to take minimising our turnovers. Let’s continue to who were out injured, however that is no excuse. special mention to Narelle who had a run out at to the court well done and hope we see you next improve in the second round. Well done girls! Emma played shooter with lots of heart and had WA and directed the attack line beautifully. Muffin week for a full game! Rachel played very well Penola Recycling award Sarah Opie, Fasta Pasta a great game considering she doesn’t usually Break award: Georgia Hunter, Margaret Street and receive the DK’s award and Gabby what a award Emma Ryan. play there. The mid court was sloppy with huge Meats award: Jazzy Croser. challenge you took on at centre and really did an 17 & Under: Bit of a disappointing game passing errors and sometimes not the best A Grade: A better to start to our game awesome job received the Molony’s award. We by the team in general but I think this will make options, and we are still taking up space coming against Hatherleigh last week, with still plenty tried hard but was not our day. We need to work us all work harder and give our everything to out of defence so if not used clear out! With all of areas for improvement. Sarah shot at over on a couple of things but at least you all kept ensure we have the best opportunity to achieve the teams pretty well on par we need to go out 90% accuracy for the match - an impressive trying. Well done in not very pleasant weather the ultimate goal at the end of the season. A every game expecting a tough one. Thank you to effort. Leah provided lots of talk and experience conditions. Molony Market award Gabby, DK’s few basic errors through the middle let the other the umpires that braved the weather and to Eliza in defence and Jayde was again very damaging Coffee award Rachel. team gain multiple turnovers, this gives us a few who benched for us in the freezing conditions. through the middle. Let’s keep working hard and 13 & Under: Very pleasing to see all players things to work on and fine tune in the next few Hopefully with everyone back this week we can supporting each other to get the results we want. working on their individual goals for the game at games. Awards: Sarah Croser and Jazzy Croser. play how I know my team to play, with passion Collars and Cuffs award: Leah Ousey, Body Glow different positions. Awards to Jaimee and Shayla B Reserve: A match where we certainly had and hunger! Awards: Rebecca White and Emma award: Jayde Peacock.

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kalangadoo Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Michael Jones 11 Chris Mules 21 Samuel Casey 32 Stewart McLaughlin 42 Zac Dunn 52 Douglas Blow-Oeser 2 David Vine 12 Alexander Lyon 22 James Pratt 33 Michael Krieger 43 Jesse McPhail 53 Des West 3 Lachlan Jones 13 Thomas Williams 23A Tyler Jones 34 Ben Mules 44 Lachlan Farrugia 54 Joshua Pratt 4 Samuel McManus 14A Jonathon Kilsby 23B Reece Carlson 35 Matt Auld 45 Ben Casey 55 Dylan Barlow 5 Anthony Kilsby 14B Jarrad Kilsby 24 John Mules 36A Anthony Reynolds 46 Matthew May 60 Brad Tiller 6 Dallas Jeffree 16 Aidan Auld 26 Bradley Auld 36B Tim Krieger 47 Ben Walker 61 Ben Harrip 7 Jason Bannister 17 Reece Carlson 28 Brendon Emms 37 elliot Pegler 49A Patrick Davies 63 Kevin Joyce 8 Jack Casey 18 Tyson Scholz 29 Jayden Rogers 38 Nathan Bott 49B Craig Redford 65 Dylan Gull 9 Brenton Telford 19 Cameron Auld 30 James Hunter 40 Jakob Opie 50 Braiden Ousey Aaron Jones 10 Mitchel Lowe 20 James Davies 31 Michael Durbridge 41 Aaron Jones 51 Philip Robinson 12 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au nangwarry saints they were beaten easily. effort today. FOOTBALL The Senior Colts suffered another The Seniors certainly had a go for a drink or meal. Please show your big loss when Robe controlled the against Robe but the opposition were support to sponsors who support us. The Saints were able to record one win game from start to finish to record too strong all over the ground and as a Let’s see a good turnout. last week against Robe, that being the an impressive win. Let’s hope we can result went on untroubled to win. No- Today it’s Kalangadoo so let’s see if Seconds, who recorded their second improve today. one can question the Saints effort but we can be competitive in all grades but win for the season. The Seconds scored a very good until we can improve our playing list we it will take four quarter efforts. The Junior Colts came up against win with a good team effort over four will struggle to be competitive. Sponsored by Green Triangle a very good Robe side who after a quarters. It certainly makes a difference Don’t forget after today’s game that Recyclers Mount Gambier, The close first quarter were completely with a few players with experience all players and supporters are asked Pines Hotel Tarpeena and L.V. Dohnt dominated by a very impressive Robe returning to the side to provide support. to support one of the club’s major Nangwarry. team. Although the Saints tried hard Let’s hope we can continue with that sponsors, The Pines Hotel, and call in

are shuffled around in positions but 15 & Under: Tough day girls, we more and the results will be amazing. netBALL know that that is because you are very would like to thank Tamara and the 13s Let’s keep going girls. Let’s make versatile. We took a gamble in the last for filling in for us, Tracy for coming sure we are enjoying ourselves each Nangwarry Netball Club is proudly quarter and it payed off, a big part of from the Mount to score for us and a week and bringing the fun back into sponsored by Chemist King, GJ that was because I put you in WA and huge thank you to Robe for lending us it. Best players: Deb Hicks and Megan Gardner, Noel Barr Toyota, Steeline, you stood up. Thanks for being happy a player each quarter. We appreciate Hodgson. McKinnon’s Affordable Mowing, UFS to play where the team needs you. it. Hope you feel better soon Adrienne. B Grade: Great win in freezing Chemist and IGA Penola. Simone, you cop it a lot worse from Will be good to get back to our usual conditions! We all put in 100% all 4 What a brilliant first Junior 2: me than the other girls because I can. game structure. Best players: Hailee quarters. We worked defensively all the quarter girls. We all drove and passed I yell at you but you listen and take Barnes and Jordana Chapman. way down the court and caused well to where we were running and we that advice on the chin, your leads at 17 & Under: With yet another earned turnovers. Let’s go out strong created space by spreading out. We the ball were strong and a few shots new combination, it took the girls a against Kalangadoo like we did against started to crowd again in the second at goal paid off. Hollie, you need to be little time to settle. Our passing was Robe. Best players: Chrystal Lock and and third quarter but we tried hard proud off how far you have come. If the biggest let down along with too Brittany Fullford. Fasta Pasta award and improved again in the last quarter. you have confidence in yourself I think many steppings. Abby Whitehead once Chrystal Lock. Special mention to Lara who had an your game will improve ten fold. You again dominated the centre court and excellent game at centre and drove A Reserve: We had a very slow are starting to come out of your shell after some changes, Tayla McKeon start in the first half but stayed with down like an A grader and got many and with a little more confidence I think was great to watch at GD. Jasmine interceptions in defence. Thanks Jas them in the last half. Defence played you can surprise us all. Nat started the Disselbach stepped up and shot some well turning numerous balls over. Attack for umpiring and Kerri for scoring. year at GD and somehow has ended beautiful long range shots in at GA. worked overtime and had many great Thank you Robe for lending us a player up in C. Your drive and passing into Nicole Domaschenz rebounded strongly patches but little errors and conversion for two quarters - greatly appreciated. the goal ring is amazing. You are the and cleared the ball out well from GK. I let us down. We have a bit to work on 13 & Under: Well done girls on steady voice the team needs when did find out it was disappointing to see but we are improving every week so winning. First of all well done to the 5 they are getting a little out of control. that not all girls shook hands after the girls who stepped up and played 15s Maggie, you are an integral part of the game. This is UNDER 17’s and the lack keep your heads up. Great game by first. We started slow and took a while team. Everyone looks to you for how of sportsmanship shown was terrible, Ambah earning her the award. Let’s to want to play netball. Alana again the game will pan out, if you’re flat the especially in juniors! I picked Abby and get out there next game with more amazed me with how much she has team is flat, if you’re high the team Nicole for best and Tay was awarded confidence in yourselves and show improved, that shy girl who first came is high. Last Saturday you started flat the Fasta Pasta award. them what you girls are capable of. out has certainly found her niche, but I knew deep down you would find B Reserve: Bad luck girls. Not the A Grade: Another good effort girls. keep it up. Hailee Barnes, you have a something and turn the game around. result we were hoping for but there We nearly got there to go down by very unique eye for the ball when it’s Your drive, talk and shooting keeps our were many positives to take from the three goals to Robe was a fantastic coming down the court, and can read team alive. That being said girls this game. Just need to settle ourselves effort. Thanks Mary for filling in, you did the ball well. I am always confident in week we will need to remember the down a little and take a breath so we a great job combining well with Kelly you when the ball is coming down for little things like, footwork, passing in don’t get rattled and we will see how in the circle. Defence worked overtime a turnover, be proud of GK and own. front, calling for the ball, and passing much difference it makes. Deb played all game getting quite a few touches. Gemma, the girl I can always yell at to out in front not behind the player. a great half in centre, not giving up Passing again let us down in attack. We slow down the ball and at the same Kalangadoo will be a hard game but at all the whole time. Defences put need to get on our front foot. Overall time I can yell at you to drive it out of if we work on the little things we may some of what we have been practicing another good team effort in very wet the defence and be sure you will send surprise ourselves. Thank you for at training and seeing the difference and cold conditions. Let’s keep working it into attack. Be strong and know being a unique bunch of girls and keep it can make. Goalies worked hard as hard against another quality side this that you are a valuable part of our improving. Best players: Nat Stewart well and had good passages of play, week. Fasta Pasta award went to Kelly success. Hayley Wakefield, I know you and Alana Virgin. we just need to talk to each other Lockwood.

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NANGWARRY Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Jake McKeon 11A Ashley Russell 20 Jordan Haggett 30 John Thompson 38 Sam MacDonald 49 Brad Haggett 3 Brayden Kelly 11B Tristan Michelmore 21 Brent Reddan 31 Brody Sharam 39A hayden Sanders 50 Robert Munn 4 Karl Schaeffer 12 Aaron Hill 23 Aaron Herron 32 Mick Chaplin 39B Joel Rannenburg 51 Michael Neale 5 Ben Dinnison 13 Matthew Fatchen 24 Luke Forster 33 Peter Tasker 40 Craig Lock 6 Allen Williams 14 Chris Just 26 Patrick Wilondja 34 Dylan Hopkins 41 Phillip Forster 8 Steve Virtanen 15 Dion Dinnison 27 Adam Gartside 35 Damien McNair 44 Josh Clayfield 9 Ben Deamer 16 Marcus Thompson 28 Gareth Hunter 36 hayden Timms 46 Aaron Horbury 10 Vesa Virtanen 19 Craig Hicks 29 Aiden Paprotney 37 Ben Chapman 48 hayden Wilson www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 - 13 robe roosters B Grade: The weather forecast may have and dodging several Nangwarry players along to improve their skills. The senior players FOOTBALL been bleak and A Grade had some players the way. With the best players, no less than understand that this will help the team when missing, yet somehow the Reserves were 11 different players made it onto a card, so we play the top teams in the competition. The A Grade: The Robe A Grade was able to field a full side with the inclusion of it was a hard game to pick. Now after taking rest of the year is going to be difficult as we missing a few players for the match against just one Senior Colt. The side looked strong on the team at the bottom of the ladder, this lose some of our senior players for various Nangwarry on the weekend with three of the on paper and that was how they started week it’s Port MacDonnell, top of the ladder. reasons, employment, holidays etc. and Senior Colts starting on the field however the the game, kicking 5 goals to 2 in the first We don’t expect miracles, but do expect a therefore we will have to all make an effort to team was well served by these players. There quarter, although it was with the assistance better team effort against the Bay. stay together and play out the season. Roger was a reasonable strong wind blowing to the of the wind. The second quarter saw the Senior Colts: Robe 27 goals 13 points Sweetman, coach. Incentives: Steve’s Surf - J. southern end of the ground and in the first tables turned completely with Nangwarry (175) def Nangwarry 2 points (2). Goals: K. Mullan, Denton’s Sportspower - L. Fennell, quarter Robe kicked into the wind. Nangwarry kicking 5 goals while holding the Roosters Smith 7, J. Mullan 4, J. Sneath 3, H. Bigmore Robe Mobil - J. McMartin, Polly’s Fish N Chips could not take advantage of the wind however scoreless. It appeared Robe thought that 2, T. Gould 2, L. Fennell 2, S. Altschwager 1, - T. Joseph. Robe did not capitalise upon the work of its after the first quarter that a win would come A. Clements 1, S. Denton 1, M. Hansberry Junior Colts: Robe 12 goals 8 points midfield players in continually pushing the ball easy. Nangwarry had other ideas. Despite the 1, H. Hooper 1, J. McMartin 1, J. Tomlinson (80) def Nangwarry 4 points (4). Goals: A. forward. This inability to maximise its chances pre-game instructions about the importance 1. Best players: K. Smith, J. Tomlinson, J. Weir 4, G. Dutton 3, T. Gould 3, H. Bigmore extended into the second term when Robe of manning up, many Saints players were Mullan, J. Sneath, A. Clements, S. Denton. 1, D. Nunan 1. Best players: A. Weir, H. were kicking with the advantage of a strong given too much space, allowing them to Congratulations to the Nangwarry players and Bigmore, N. Hurst, T. Gould, E. Dutton, G. breeze but still could not put a score on the get easy possessions. Robe let them create coach who played the match on Saturday Dutton. Round 12 in the middle of the school board that reflected its control of the match. the short option much too often, allowing with the view to providing all the players with holidays is not a coach’s favourite time, with After the long break Robe gradually wore Nangwarry to play their style and dictate the the opportunity to improve their skills. The six players out of our possible 21 made it Nangwarry down and started to kick goals and rest of the game. Most players have been score while relevant was not in the forefront tough to get a side together. We had to call in the end ran out very comfortable winners. around long enough now that they should of our team’s mind, the team concentrated on 2 first gamers with both players not quite Nangwarry battled hard all day but could not know how the Saints play. Nangwarry also on bringing all the players into the match, 10 years of age, but who took to the game curb the influence of Dunn, Kelly, Woods, were winning the ball out of the centre and being clean with our disposal and playing to like ducks to water, well done boys. There Dawson and Cane who while well held at full at stoppages far more than Robe for most of the team rules. Thanks to the Junior Colts was only one disappointing area of our game forward gathered plenty of possessions when the game, which was a telling statistic. My who filled in for both Robe and Nangwarry which was Nangwarry had the first 4 shots at moved onto the ball in an effort to break the informants tell me that the Saints did have which allowed the match to go ahead playing goal. Against the top 4 sides we can’t afford tag. It was also good to see Deane play his several ex-A Grade players make a comeback 14-a-side. The benefit of 14-a-side is that to let this happen. However in the 2nd quarter best game of the year in an on-ball capacity just for this one game who won’t be seen there is no congestion and no ugly packs you hit your straps and played well. Coming and it appears that he has fully recovered again this year. Robe saved itself from too are formed which reduces the chance of to the end and the serious part of the season, from his earlier knee injury. Special mention much embarrassment in the last quarter by injury to the smaller players and allows the training is starting to become even more to Jack Sneath who accurately converted getting a couple of goals at the northern end. players to develop their skills. The downside important. To make it to the finals, the whole in front of goal resulting in six goals for the This included the goal of the year to Brendan is that on a big oval like Nangwarry the family’s commitment and communication is day and was a well-deserved recipient of the Brooks, so he could stop President Trevor Ling on-ball players have their work cut out in critical and will make Burgy’s and my job a lot MAC Game Changer medal. A special thank from claiming bragging rights for the most covering all the ground. I would like to thank easier. Langers, coach. Incentives: Denton’s you to the Nangwarry club for their hospitality goals in the game and a goal to Lachie Smith the senior players who played out of position Sportspower - N. Hurst, Robe Seafood and and keeping the fire stoked thus helping the who ran the ball all the way from the centre of and sacrificed their game to ensure that our Takeaway - R. Bigmore, Polly’s Fish N Chips - supporters stay as warm as possible. the ground, bouncing the ball umpteen times second tier players got plenty of opportunity D. Nunan, Elders - M. Keane.

Plumbing. Nangwarry 43 Robe 16. This was at the Marina). GD has a huge impact on the game earning netBALL another solid performance from our team. We B Grade: Sponsored by Thirty 3 Hair & her the Incentive and Kate was consistent were a little unsettled early while we got used Beauty. Nangwarry 58 Robe 27. We were and controlled in centre earning her the 13 & Under: Sponsored by Hilton Rural. to some different people in different positions beaten by a better side in blustery and wet calcutta (Robe Plumbing). Nangwarry 20 Robe 16. Incentive 1: Kristin but we got going and did the job. Some old conditions. We will continue to work on being A Grade: Sponsored by Holiday. Nunan (Robe Seafood & Takeaway), Incentive habits crept back in to our game but that a positive team and support each other. Nangwarry 50 Robe 53. Well what a cold 2: Sophie Hurst (Lakeside Tourist Park). was not unexpected given we haven’t trained There was more movement in the attack end, day for netball! Throughout the game we 15 & Under: Sponsored by Integrity New together for a couple of weeks. Everyone put good pressure through the mid court and showed we can adjust to several changes Homes. Nangwarry 12 Robe 65. This game in a good game - Jasmine was strong at WD, the defence worked hard against much taller in our line-up; we were patient, made was a great game to watch with every single Lily played well in all 3 positions and Ciarne opponents. We have a few areas to work on good decisions with our passes, defensive player putting in 110%. Considering the was terrific all over the court at C. Chloe had at training and next week will be much more pressure was effective and shot accurately a terrific debut in the 17s at GS supported settled for us all. Calcutta Kristen Wilks (Robe windy conditions the goalies shot at a very at times. Things we continue to work on are by her sister Keely at GA and Belle displayed Hotel), Incentive Rachael Kennett (The Shak). high percentage. Defences worked hard to our unforced errors with poor decisions and great touch with her feeding into the ring at A Reserve: Sponsored by Kiri Birchall/ make sure they got all the rebounds and WA. Kolby (Caledonian Inn) was determined Wild Mulberry. Nangwarry 35 Robe 57. Great use of space and that lets our side down at intercepted lots. Mid courters practiced the all game and won the Incentive for her win girls and thank you to Jane Hayes who times. Overall, a great effort with a changed centre passes we had worked on. It was great efforts. Keely (Polly’s at the Marina) won best filled in to GK and looked like she had been side and Nangwarry certainly displayed some to see everyone backing up one another and for her consistent and accurate game in GA. playing there all year. Our goalies had a tough strong passages of play which keep us on our encouraging all team members. A big thanks Thank you so much to Chloe, Belle and Asha time against a strong Nangwarry deference toes. Chloe Dawson was excellent in defence, to Kolby and Kristen for sitting our bench and for supporting our team and contributing to but applied themselves well. Our mid court along with a consistent game from Kim Ross playing for Nangwarry as they only had 6 our win. seemed to get crowded in places but when and excellent shooting from Keely Venn. players, great team work. Best player went to B Reserve: Nangwarry 31 Robe it was opened up they moved the ball with Calcutta went to Keely Venn (Carters Robe Jess Venn (Pizza Project) and Incentive went 42. Great game girls, thank you for ease. To our 2 junior girls Elle and Ciarne, Foodland & Cellabrations), excellent effort to to Johanna (Robe Electrical). coaching Pricey. Calcutta Tamara Jess (SE your effort was exceptional and you displayed step up into a goalie position! Incentive went 17 & Under: Sponsored by Mat’s Excavations), Incentive Mardi Brooks (Polly’s great sportsmanship. Keryn (Pizza Project) in to Kim Ross (Steve’s Place).

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robe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Matt Cranage 10B Trevor Ling 18 hamish Kurray 26 Brodie Dening 35 Riley Dickinson 47 Sam Huebner 2 elroy Samuel 11A Nick Cane 19 Cameron Domaschenz 27 Peter Agnew 36 Muru Joseph 48 Jack Sneath 3 John Dunn 11B Baden Ling 20 Jake Keane 28A James Mathews 37 Sam Stoious 49 Antony Kokiousis 4 Ben Jess 12 Todd Lehmann 21 Levi Hancock 28B Jacob Nicholson 39 Brendan Brooks 51 Lachie Smith 5 Jacob Wood 13 Jordan Mann 21 Brad Ross 29 Jed Regnier 40 Tom Kurray 52 James Kokiousis 6 Fabian Bigmore 14 Ryan Dew 22 Alex Clements 30 Glynn Brooks 41 Travis Woodward 53 Brodie Davis 7 Jaryd Dawson 15 Dylan Coxon 23A Zac Deane 31 Ben Copping 42 Richard Robbins 57 Adam Brooks 8 Jack Kelly 16 Adam Rayner 23B Barry Fennell 33 Daniel McKenny 44 Jye Mullan 9 Jordan Pettit 17 Tristen Ling 25 Brad Jacob 34 Andrew Clarke 46 Wade Trussell

14 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au port mac demons quarter time break. At the quarter time break interim the bag to be washed - well done lads. Only one final both sides were outstanding considering the conditions, FOOTBALL coach Creek gathered his think tank together to discuss frontier to conquer - showering without the clothes, but and I thoroughly enjoyed it as s spectacle. Players were the quarter and areas for improvement. After the think I think we are still a long way from this. Next week we throwing themselves into packs to make a contest, and I tank discussed the issues the interim coach turned to are off to another beautiful sea side village of Robe who did not see one player shirk an issue. I have no idea what Junior Colts: Another great effort by the boys last the troops and gave them some guarded praise for the seem to have made great improvement since the first Hooker said to his boys after the game, but they certainly Saturday. Well done to Keegan and Jett who played effort but asked for everyone to improve their decision round so we are looking for another tough contest on the had a fair dinkum crack at it, and the scoreboard for the other side. Our ruck work and kicking was a lot making and things should be good. As the team charged road next week. certainly was not indicative to the effort they all put in. better, our voice in the backline was really good, our back to their positions things started to look a bit sadder A Grade: As Eddy Everywhere used to say every Coach Leroy had a grin like a Cheshire cat after the leads and second and third efforts were excellent. Let’s in the weather department. As the quarter started the week on the Footy Show: “A week is a long time in game. There is something immensely satisfying about keep on improving boys this week against Robe the top contest continued to be tight and close but again we still footy!” By his logic, two weeks is an eternity. A lot has knocking off the Murphies, and although Leroy has not side. Let’s play the way we have been and hopefully we managed to continue the advantage on the scoreboard. changed in two weeks since I last sat down to write the spent that many of his years in footy within the MSEFL, I get a win. Best players for the day were Noah, Adam, Halfway through the quarter things became very dark budget notes. The saddest thing is obviously the loss sensed he was feeling somewhat euphoric with the win! James, Zac and Tarky. and it look like Armageddon day was coming and then of Phil Walsh. I am not a Crows supporter, but boy, has He was glowing in his praise of all the boys as they all Senior Colts: On a very wet and windy day down the heavens opened up and it rained, the wind came his death had a major impact on their club. I am not contributed in some way to the win. He did say he had the Bay we faced off against Glencoe in very difficult straight of the arctic circle and just when it seemed it going to go into it too much other than to say that the one disappointment for the day, and as we all waited to conditions, but despite the weather the boys started off could not get any worse it hailed. Thankfully though football community has lost probably one of the most hear what it was, he said, with the grin still happening, quite well using the ball to our forwards only for wayward through the rain and hail we managed to extend the passionate footy people who have ever walked on this that we didn’t manage to get the four goals in the last kicking to let us down. The second quarter was harder lead by a further 2 goals. At the half the think tank earth. His death has also had an effect on the other AFL quarter we were aiming for, but he would let that slide for going kicking into the wind but to the boys’ credit they assembled under the mild relief over the coaches box clubs he has been associated with, and in particular now. He did tell me after the game that we had played worked hard and kept Glencoe scoreless and kicked but due to league rules and space confinements the the Power. That was pretty evident last Thursday night very good wet weather footy. He went on to say that we three goals. The third quarter was much the same as half time address couldn’t happen in the coaches box. when Kenny Hinkley was choking up emotionally after had started well, and to kick six into a gale in the first the first with wayward kicking letting down the hard Again the interim coach was pleased with the efforts and they beat Collingwood, and to see the outpouring of grief quarter set the standard for the rest of the game. Putting work kicking 3.6 in the quarter. In the last quarter we asked for the same intensity to be kept up. As the wet from a young gun in Ollie Wines as he tearfully hugged the game into perspective, he told me that he knew it continued to work hard, again outscoring Glencoe into and cold team headed out for the third quarter Glencoe his captain after the win brought a lump to my throat. would be a hard game as Glencoe were scrapping for a the wind. All in all a good display by the boys, very happy continued to make it a hard and tough contest continuing I have heard many people say in the past couple of spot in the four. Lastly he said that our good kicking for with their efforts. the pressure all over the ground. Again we were very weeks that no one will ever forget Phil Walsh because goal, or “straightness” as he put it, would have made the B Grade: Glencoe was another big challenge in the lucky to extend the lead by a further 2 goals to take a of what he did for footy. I implore everyone who reads supporters happy after our recent attacks of the yips. line of big challenges in the last month in the B Grade small advantage into the last quarter. At 3 quarter time this to remember every single person that has ever been Last week I described Benny O’Dine as a battering ram. competition. After playing all the finals contenders in the interim coach was pleased with the efforts so far and involved with your own club, even if that someone had He did nothing to suggest I was wrong about that as he the past few weeks the team was primed and ready for even though he was not looking to get ahead of himself no other involvement other than being a volunteer selling thrived in the heavy conditions to be named best. Big Will another September challenger in Glencoe. After having he could see his coaching ledger getting evened up for raffle tickets at the gate on a cold, wet winters day at continues to lead from the front, side, in the air, on the a rest for the country championships everyone should the year. The last quarter was played in the same way your home ground. The football community is far greater ground and anywhere else I haven’t mentioned. I reckon be rested but as always in B Grade footy things are as the first 3 quarters - tight and tough, but again we than just those at the top level, and without each and we could name him as a rover and he would be just as never that easy and on Thursday the coaching group were lucky enough to continue our good run and kick 4 every person at your club in the past, the present and effective as he is as a ruckman or resting up forward. got together and found that they were a little short due goals in the last quarter to take out a very good win. Best the future, footy at all levels would not survive. Now back The bloke is a freak when it comes to footy and I am so to holidays and injury. Thankfully we have a few past player was a blow in from the big smoke Rory Brodie to the local stuff, and yes two weeks does seem like an glad he is on our side. Will got the nod for second best. players that were happy to step up. The biggest loss who made his way back for the weekend and wouldn’t eternity. After another week off, last Saturday the boys Young Jordan “Sparky” Stark showed that he will be in was the coach who went MIA for the week, leaving his we love for him to play every week. Second best Adam from Spudland, and Ted, came for their annual visit. I the side for a long time to come and was named as third deputy Ben Creek in charge for the second time this year Taylor who has been in the best every week that he has can’t wait to read the Glencoe notes to see what Ted got best as he too revelled in the conditions. Dylan “Bomber” when he coached us to our only loss for the year. Fair to played. I’m no selector but I can’t imagine that he will be up to during his time at the seaside. After the previous Bromley continued his good form and also straightened say that he was looking to even up his coaching ledger with us much longer. Third best was a bit of a surprise, game where inaccuracy in the first half was a major flaw himself up to be named fourth best and headed the for 2015. Normally when Saturday arrives there is an well not that he is in the best as he has been in regularly, in our game, I was what you might call anxious waiting to goalkickers with four. Benny McGregor could be classed excitement in the air and that normally lifts to another but it wasn’t really a day for big forwards but Luke see what the boys would serve up on the coldest, wettest as one of our veterans, but that’s fine by me as he level with the appearance of the second box, but not McIntyre made the most of his chances kicking 5 goals. and most miserable day we have had for footy for a long doesn’t show any real signs that he is slowing down. He even the second box could lift the team as they had all Fourth best, a man that suits these types of conditions, time. Looking at the scoreboard at half time our score got the nod for fifth. Blake Lynch rounded out our top seen the weather forecast, and don’t get me wrong, Izak Ransom, who puts his head over the ball at every was shining like a beacon, both because we had actually six after having his best day out for a few weeks, as he the weather in the South East at this time of year isn’t chance. Fifth best Ben Wilkie who hasn’t been out of the kicked straight having 10.4 on the board which I am told too appeared to enjoy the heavy conditions. As I have the Gold Coast but this was to the next level of winter. best for the last month of footy and continues to play an included a run of seven straight goals, and also because already said, Bomber led the goalkickers with Benny Mac In saying that even though it was cool as everyone important role every week with his run. Last best was the overcast conditions made the green numbers almost as both scored four goals. They were followed by Justin gathered it wasn’t too bad as game time approached. the come back boy Trav Smith who had been out in the too bright to see, if that makes any sense. Anyway, “I’m Bomber too!” Bromley, Sparky, Big Will and Mark As the teams took to the field the warm-up was taken wilderness for the last few years but come back for let’s everyone who had seen us spray the ball everywhere Smith with two apiece, and Scotty Enderl, James “Bull” with a little extra gusto trying to keep warm, especially hope not a one-off and made a presence in the forward against Kongorong two weeks before was suitably McGregor and Mal “I’ve still got my smile!” Lewis who all the older boys. As the ball was thrown up you could see line. Before I go, a big shout out to the boys on the impressed. Not only that, the boys went right on with it got one each. In closing, I must mention big man Jakey the importance of the contest with everyone throwing boundary and who run the water after playing their game in the second half to score an emphatic victory to make “The Roadblock” Turner is more than happy with his new in the body at every contest and the conditions were of Senior Colts in the cold then having to come out and it another four from four the club. I used to love playing nickname as he didn’t like that he was being referred to playing their part making it a very tight contest with a do the jobs for the B’s in worse conditions - great job in wet and heavy conditions as it slowed everyone down as a German tank last year. If you don’t want to call him slippery ball, considering the tightness of the contest boys. Another shout out for the whole team this time for to my pace, but there is no way I would have been able Roadblock, RB or Blocker will do. we were very lucky to take a small 2 goal lead into the the first time all the jumpers made their way back into to keep up last week. Some of the skills on display from Go you Demons!

court. Let’s go out there today and show Robe what we working together girls. Best players: Sal McBain and last week’s fill in, Dee, definitely still got it, showing you netBALL are made of. Great shooting by Keyarnah and wonderful Eb Smith. Thanks again Georgia. Aaron your yelling and haven’t lost that drive and want for the ball. Best players: moving by Halle. Best players: Keyarnah (Wendy’s), Halle support was great. You need to come back or record Ash and Ady. (Hungry Jacks). your voice. A Grade: Good win girls, despite the terrible playing Hope everyone defrosted after last week. Good luck 15 & Under: Good job girls, not a good day for B Grade: Pt Mac 41 Glencoe 20. Fantastic game conditions. We adjusted well to the changed line-up, this week at Robe, fingers crossed we get some nicer netball but great to see we were using some of what we girls. The weather conditions were not the best but we Linda slotted well in at GA, working hard outside and weather. practice at training in our game. We need to remember played well and came out on top. A huge thank you to creating plenty of space in the goal circle. Tegz, your Junior 2: It is great to see that each week you can to steady our play and come in front for passes and Georgia Pratt for playing a full game for us. You played drive and giving the first option pass was spot on, you see how everyone is improving and learning new skills. chase those loose balls. Great game by Maddi, your well with Candice in the circle and played great with teamed up well with Marie who is ever reliable with her Remember to use your voice when you are in a good defence gets stronger every week getting hands to so the rest of the team. Fiona and Jordan were strong in off the mark speed and creative passes. Narn, I take my position and want the ball. But even more importantly, many balls and great setting up from base throw-ins. defence making it hard for their goalies to score. Mid hat off to you, your efforts were nothing but remarkable, always remember to encourage each other because Well done Hanna setting up on the circle and getting court played extremely well keeping the court open! Best netball is a team sport and you want everyone around hands over the ball which resulted in getting the players to Lauren Lewis and Candice Merrett. to step up and play your second game for the day in you trying their best! Awards: Imogen and Maddy. turnovers, great work. Keep working hard girls and let’s A Reserve: Well done girls, great win in terrible the freezing weather was very appreciative. Ash and Junior 1: A great game played by everyone in windy finish off strong. conditions. Goalies percentage was well down but Brooke, again another solid effort, you gave us those conditions. We need to work on our passing and coming B Reserve: Well horrendous freezing conditions they made up for it by positioning and pulling in strong crucial possession with your strong rebounds and timely forward to the ball. Best: Imogen (Hungry Jacks) and confronted us last Saturday. We played as best we could rebounds. Ash’s passing into the circle was spot on, intercepts. A really good team effort girls, I commend Riley (Fasta Pasta). trying to adapt which wasn’t easy for either side. We mixing it up and choosing the best option. Defences you all, although not our prettiest game, we were still 13 & Under: Pt Mac 23 Glencoe 22. Well done girls, adapted well to our changes but a lot of work still to worked tirelessly all day, picking up many loose balls able to rally together, dig deep and get the win. Looking a win is a win. We had some good passages of play, but do. A little bit scrappy as we all know. Bit more talk and and missed shots. Ady used her voice positively to direct forward to having our full squad as we start to settle and we really need to watch our passing and to remember we need to work on a few things at training. Hopefully the defences in the circle, also positioning herself on the prepare for finals. Best Players: Brooke Hawkins and what we practice at training we need to show that on everyone eventually thawed out. Keep training hard and ring to capitalise on the loose balls and taps. Thanks to Tegan Merrett.

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port macdonnell Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Josh Smith 9 Jake Turner 20 Jordan Stark 31 Matthew Sullivan 44 Brad Creek 56 Kane Blacksell 2 Rohan Povey 10 Dylan Bromley 21 Mal Lewis 32 James McGregor 45 Will Whitehead 57 Tom Sullivan 3 Izak Ransom 11 Joel Feast 22 Zack Williams 33 Nathan Roach 47 Scott Enderl 58 Tim Sullivan 4 Adam Taylor 12 Jack Cawthorne 23 Will Macdonald 34 Matthew Fox 48 Rory Brodie 59 Tom Lampard 5 Ryan Fox 13 Justin Finnigan 24 Scott Roulstone 35 Brendan Goodwin 49 Chris Driver 61 Tom O’Connor 6A Riley Chant 14 Justin Bromley 25 Ben O’Dine 36 Tobbei Kennett 50 Jacob Simmons 62 Kyall McClean 6B Raymondo Stanton 15 Blake Lynch 26 Brad Stephens 39 Daniel Miller 51 Josh Timms 77 Matthew Roscow 7 Ben McGregor 17 Mark Smith 29 Damien O’Dine 41 Angus McGregor 54 Ben Wilke 99 Luke McIntyre 8 Ben Creek 18 Jack Williams 30 Kieran Dooley 43 Jay Drakeley 55 Nick Driver www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 - 15 GLENCOE murphies I am sure that I saw polar bears and his article into the Budget by noon on fantastic night. I also encourage you all to FOOTBALL penguins walking around the oval during Monday which is 5 days prior to your pass the word around about what a great the day. I think we should also spare article being printed. I would have thought night it is and try to bring along a friend Our journey to Pt Mac last week was not a thought for all the club’s volunteers the incorrect “Rat to coach Glencoe” to enjoy the night with you. very successful in the way of wins for our that donate their time on these terrible article back in the early 90s would have Ted time. boys. We came up against 4 very talented days. I’m sure that no one really wants taught you not to believe rumour and Last year Ted replaced all the windows sides that didn’t allow us to play the way to be the goal umpire, runner, water boy, innuendo but it seems not to have. If you in his house with that expensive double- that we wanted. I mentioned a few weeks boundary umpire or similar in these sort need my number again please come and pane energy efficient kind, and on ago that I thought that the Burr would be of conditions but for all of those that did see me at Glencoe or call into work and I Thursday he got a call from the contractor the team to beat this year and from what on Saturday and do so each week please will give it to you again. who installed them. He was complaining I saw on Saturday and all due respect to know that the committees of all clubs Today we host Tant and we would be that the work had been completed a the Doo and Tant, it would appear the GF really appreciate what you do for us. hoping to improve our win/loss record will more than likely be between the Bay whole year ago and that Ted still hadn’t and the Burr. Special mention also to all of our umpires on last week. It is also ‘Sponsors Day’ paid for them. The freezing conditions last week that also have to endure these conditions and I would like to welcome all of our Ted thought to himself ‘Hellloooo, I made it really difficult for all footballers and especially those that do more than wonderful sponsors to the club and might be a bit slow but that doesn’t mean and netballers and full credit to all that one game. I’m sure Cav will come up with thank you for the support that you show I’m automatically stupid’ and then he told played and even those that braved the some stories in his article this week and our club. I ask that all of our members, the contractor just what his fast talking polar like conditions to get out and I thought that his umpiring on Saturday supporters and players support those that sales guy had told Ted last year, namely, support their teams. Thank God Pt Mac was superb. support us. Today‘s home game sponsors that in ONE YEAR these windows would have spent their money wisely and For our scribe in The Border Watch are Versace Home Builders and Quickmix pay for themselves! invested in cover and provided warmth on Friday I would just like to remind Concrete. Hellloooo?! Ted said to the contractor, for supporters. Their viewing area is you that I gave you both of my phone We are holding our Goods and “It’s been a year!” superb and I know that our supporters numbers back in 2003 and they haven’t Services Auction tonight in the club and There was only silence on the other really appreciated the enclosed area, changed. If you had given me a ring once again a huge thank you to all that end of the line, so Ted finally just hung wood heaters, bar and toilets all being earlier in the week as I have requested have donated items for us to auction off. up… The contractor never called back. in the one area. This is an area that we many times in the past it would have So please get in the club tonight and put Guess Ted won that stupid argument. He at Glencoe have also addressed over saved you the embarrassment of writing your hand up for some great bargains reckons the other guy must have felt like summer and I encourage all of the MSE an incorrect article on guessing what which in turn benefits the club. an idiot... clubs to invest in similar if they are able might have happened on Saturday. Even There is only one week left now till That’s all for this week. Good luck to to. K’Doo’s notes in relation to the matter Variety Night so make sure you get all that pull on our colours this week. Go The cold conditions were so bad that were correct and their scribe has to get your acts together for what is always a the Mighty Murphies!!

quarter time but there were some things Kate, Ange, Kayla and Tan for filling in. as possible. Best players went to Alarna netBALL out of our control in the last quarter and We definitely had good patches and kept (Red Rooster), Kayla Johnston (Hungry we found it very difficult to get it into the trying. Well done everyone. Jacks) and Chloe (Hungry Jacks). Good A difficult day down at Pt Mac last ring. Nevertheless, in those cases we B Reserve: 29-35. Bad luck girls. We luck this week girls. week both result and weather wise. A need to take ownership of the situation held our own for a majority of the game. 13 & Under: 22-23. Fantastic game special mention to the 13 & Under side and ensure that we are fighting hard for Horrible weather conditions made it hard girls - with only four regular 13 & Unders, who came back strongly in the second the ball. Laura (Laser Electrical award) to play at our best. Maddi and Ash played this was a really great effort! Emily and half to only go down by one. Thank you and Sarah worked really well together in well against some rough defence in the Paris worked well together in the goals. to those A Grade girls who came out to the goal circle, Ashlea and Alyce drove ring and stayed strong. Our defence The centre court of Amber, Zoe and the South Aussie for dinner last week and well down the court, Jordy got some very through the centre court was excellent Alice in the first half intercepted a lot please don’t forget netball teas at the important touches and Bec and Ebony resulting in a great comeback in the and pushed down the court. Tameka club tonight. Always a wonderful meal applied plenty of pressure in defence second quarter. We should be proud of and Chloe worked well together in the and be great to see all netball families causing lots of turnovers. This week is the result, even though it was a loss. Only defence rebounding well. In the second there. In addition, make sure you’ve got very important for us - make sure we play losing by six to the top team and making your Variety Night Acts sorted for next with confidence and support one another. them work for it was an awesome effort. half when we had the three Junior Ones Saturday night. It’s our biggest night of A Reserve: 14-34. A very good effort Best: Maddi Klatt (Lake City Taxis award) in the centre court area we continued to the year and we hope to see all netballers girls given the freezing conditions. We and Angela Tweddle. intercept and drive down the court. We there, strutting their stuff! Today a huge came out hard in the first quarter, good 15 & Under: 13-27. Good job girls. fought back from our half time score of congratulations to Nicole Hawke who is to see. Unfortunately, Pt Mac simply got The score didn’t exactly reflect how much 15-5 to only go down 23-22. Well done playing her 200th game for our club. A the better of us in the end. A great effort of the ball we actually had. The defence to every one of you. massive achievement and one she ought defensively by the whole team. Best: Kate worked hard all game turning over Juniors: Well done to all the girls in to be very proud of. Congratulations Nic. Mulraney (Ferguson’s Diesel Services multiple balls. We converted the ball well cold conditions down at Pt Mac. We are A Grade: 42-50. A really good effort award) and Jessie Gosden. into attack, we just need to work on our all improving and enjoying every game. girls. We played really well for the first B Grade: 20-41. Good try girls in positioning in and around the goal circle Let’s have fun and lead forward today three quarters to be up by one at three terrible conditions. Huge thanks to Julia, and remember to get as close to the post against Tantanoola.

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glencoe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Alan Kennedy 12 Michael McRae 23 edward Trupp 32 Sam Jones 42 Trent Hawke 55 Sam Auld 3 Jamie Edwards 13 Ricky Dalby 24 Matt Jaeschke 33 Max Kahn 43 Alex Hentschke 56 Ross Stafford 4 Dane Paproth 14 Tim Biggins 25 Josh Reader 34 Caleb Musgrove 44 Jayson Finnis 57 Ben Curran 5 Dylan Childs 15 Nathan McEachern 26 Joel Carter 35 Matt Haase 47 Liam Lock 60 Bevan Lipscombe 6 Sam Walker 16 Jace Weaver 27B Ethan Bronca 36 Jason Bates 49 Josh Aston 61 Matthew Pohlner 7 Tom Edwards 17 Steve Fennell 27A Tory Weaver 37 Adam Price 50 Brendan King 65 Marcus McGrath 8 Zacc Cocks 19 Nick Martin 28 Matt Holden 38 hamish Medhurst 51 Sam Leane 9 Brad Gosden 20 Sam Giersch 29 Matt Kasparian 39 Brett Watson 52 Adam Blom 10 Adam Creek 21 Ben Hentschke 30 Brad Mitchell 40 Lodie Stohl 53 Ben Morris 11 Kingsley Clark 22 Will Madsen 31 Clay VonDuve 41 Zack Maloney 54 Jevon Duff

16 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au tantanoola tigers break to come out and put in a great between and arctic conditions forecast clubs the opportunity to remember and FOOTBALL display of teamwork. There were a lot of we were unsure what we could expect as reflect on the impact of road trauma that great performances put in by the whole Kongorong would’ve been confident after has touched our club and its members Junior Colts: After a few weeks off team. Each week from now on the boys a good win in the same game this time in the past. Lyndon Smith was awarded it was good to finally play footy again. should be striving to finish as high as they last year. All players were pumped early the “Game Changer” medal for the day, The boys came out strong against the can and start looking to finals so hopefully and knowing the importance of Jockey’s awarded to the player whose impact, bigger Kongorong lads and kept them the team continues to work together for 200th club game we wanted to give our based on the decisions they made, most scoreless for the first quarter. The match the rest of the season and keep on the captain a good result. The first quarter positively affected the outcome of the from start to finish was tight and tough. winners list. Go Tiges - great team game! was an arm wrestle as we dominated play match. “Congratulations Winnie”. Kongorong got the first goal early in the Awards: Radley Plastering - Jacob Bell, but again we just couldn’t get scoreboard Apologies to Kongorong for the lack last quarter. Just when I thought the game Fasta Pasta - Clay Scudds, Tony Egans pressure as limited opportunity for of water after the game last week. The was over Yatesy kicked a goal, we got the Menswear - Ethan Glass-Reilly, Ladies Kongorong resulted in 3 goals to one at club committee, members and supporters centre clearance and was very deep in Committee - Adam Gregory, KFC - Corby quarter time. The second quarter was a would like to extend our sympathies to the our forward line (a metre from goal) and White. similar story with frustrated players having family of Sue Telfer. Sue was a respected the siren sounded. Another 10 seconds B Grade: What do you say? A loss not much go their way as we fought hard volunteer at our club, along with her family and the result would have been different, to the second top team by 16 points, to hold a one point lead at half time. The they used to be heavily involved at Tant but that’s footy! From the first round we probably not too bad after losing by 70 half time break where coach Dawery gave in the 1970s and 80s, playing, serving have improved as shown by the results. It points to them in the first round, but still a few home truths to a few as the team on committees and helping to raise much is pleasing to see the improvement each not a good result, silly skill errors and came out a different side. Some positional needed funds. I can remember some very week. Keep going boys and the results will stupid decisions cost us the game. I’m moves worked and the endeavour from successful progressive dinners. come for us. Awards: Radley Plastering - sick of preaching to the blokes about the midfield saw the guys dominate a Presentations will be held at the Tiger Jaxon Cushion, Subway - Paddy Jennings, getting on the track, we all must get there. quarter that we should’ve been further after today’s game so head back for a Donna & Hanny Encouragement - Liam Best players were Pidge in his first game in front continually having forward great feed or a drink and support one of Johnson, Ladies Committee - Cody for the year, Coop in also his first game entries holding a 25 point margin at the our fantastic sponsors. We would also Vanderhorst, McDonalds - James Lucas. for the year, Brodes who is starting to find break. The last quarter was just a fight like to send a big thank you to our major sponsor Holla-Fresh and other gold Senior Colts: After a much some touch, Scotty played a skipper’s from both sides as the heavens opened sponsor Radley Plastering. Also to our anticipated break the boys were keen to game, Benny who keeps getting better making it very difficult for all the players jumper sponsors Infigen, SMK Electrical, get back amongst the winners list. With every week, and Jake (can’t pick up my as we had a tough win by 26 points. The Fasta Pasta, Moreland Holdings, Glendee a bit of bad weather predicted the boys mouth guard without injuring myself) game wasn’t pretty but we got the points Auto Repairs and Graham and Julie Reilly took to the field with sunshine and good Bromley solid down back. As a unit we and now we move on as the next couple Builders. conditions. There were a lot of positives need to have a long hard think about what of weeks will see if we can cement that as the game went on and the boys took we want to achieve out of our football and top 4 position. www.tantanoolafootballclub. control early. A great team effort kept the all get on the same wavelength or else we General: Last week was the MAC sportingpulse.net boys going especially on the scoreboard. are simply not going to get anywhere. Road Safety Round to promote road Like us on Facebook - Well done to the whole team after a long A Grade: With a 3 week break in safety in regional South Australia, giving Tantanoola Football and Netball Club

Maddy worked tirelessly in defence ably drives and hitting the ring hard. It was warming the icy bench. Bec scored the netBALL helped out by Chels and Ffion. Emily once great to see her take control on the court TFC ladies committee award for top game again was the focal point in the goal circle. and combine the team. Jodie was brilliant at centre and Nic the Caltex for her effort Junior 1: Welcome back girls after Thanks to Dakota for sitting bench. TLC at WD and got her hands to the ball on in goals. 2 weeks off. We started off slow but we award Chloe, Maccas Brianna. numerous occasions. It was great to see A Grade: Coldest day of the year, yet kicked into gear afterwards and finished 17 & Under: So with the weather the fight for the ball back into our game we produced some pretty hot netball. It the game off strong. You are slowly conditions the girls really played a good and reaction times stepping up. Awards: was great to see 4 quarters of hard, fast, putting in what you learn at training into game considering. They fought hard for Tiana Wheatley (McCourts Garden Centre) controlled netball. Kate B, Sim and Wu your game. We will keep practicing our the ball and although at times it didn’t go and Jodie Cushion (Tant Ladies Commitee). played as well as I’ve seen defensively, skills and drives to improve your game. our way we still fought to get the turnovers A Reserve: Well, last Saturday swooping on anything loose and picking off Awards: SMK award Dakota Hateley and and rebounds to score. With change ups certainly proved that we play a winter many intercepts. Jami and Kate S finally McDonalds Kelsie Cockrum. all over the court, we adapted well, tight sport. Tough conditions but some great worked out the goal circle and it was a 13 & Under: A solid win girls, well defence gave us opportunities to get the skills displayed and a good win by the pleasure to watch some creative netball. done. With Georgia and Leah away, Em, lead and the defence was really good final whistle. Yesterday was a fantastic Jess and Chutta worked the circle edge Maddy and Bri filling in for 15s as well all over the court. The goalies worked opportunity for our 17s Alex and Vic to a treat and finished with clever passes as playing 13s. It was good to see the tirelessly even with the wind working have a game (apparently Cairns was more to the goalies, whilst Arnold used her younger girls step up. It was bitterly cold against us we still managed to get the appealing to the Fensom girls) and show blistering pace to open up the mid court. but we did avoid the rain which allowed goals. A really good game girls and awards they have the goods to match it with the Special mention to Emma for sitting bench for some nice patches of netball. Chloe went to Demi and Che. senior players. Vic drove well in attack and each week, and making the effort to train took plenty of intercepts and continues to B Reserve: Fantastic game by all. It Alex was fantastic at WD taking endless with us each week, definitely a youngster improve each week, while Bri had a good was great to see you all work together fully intercepts and providing drive out. Well on the up. Calcutta - Jami, Caltex award game running the centre. Tori shot some as a team and communicate. Tiana ruled done to every person on the court and - Simone, Denton’s Sportspower award - lovely goals particularly in the second half. the attack end of the court with precise thank you to Lani, Jan Dog and Natta for Casey A.

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tantanoola Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Josh Peters 9 Jack Dawe 17 Dylan Tincknell 25 Dustin Knaggs 34 Bryce Radley 44 Jake Bromley 2 Ben Chant 10 Josh McRostie 18 Tyson McGrath 26 B Cairns 35 hayden Brown 45 Steven White 3 Christopher Hale 11 Matthew Webber 19 Matt Cytrowski 27 Caleb Williams 36 Darcy Pink 47 Shaun Taylor 4 Zac Walker 12 Braydn Reilly 20 Zeke Courbios 28 Joe Whitehead 37 James Fleming 48 James Varcoe 5 Luke Thomas 13 Lyndon Smith 21 Nathan Bell 29 Ben Gordon 38 David Langley 49 Sam Whitehead 6 Troy Hatt 14 Tim Stringer 22 Jordan Williams 30 Leigh Kent 39 Scott Varcoe 59 heath Douglas 7 Matthew Pilmore 15 Sam Tincknell 23 Toby Pink 31 Nathan Gore 40 Matthew Collins 8 Cohen Williams 16 Matt Warren 24 Adam Lindner 32 Jack Pearce 42 Antony White www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 - 17 mount burr mozzies minutes of their game but after that good weather we were looking for opportunities up front and helped FOOTBALL Kalangadoo dominated possession a tough even contest which we to shift the momentum in our favor 21 days is a long time in footy and and control of the game which they delivered for 3 quarters and once as we entered the long break. The our last game at K’doo seemed went on to win quite comfortably. again our fitness let us down. I boys continued their pressure and a long time ago now it’s hard Apart from some short periods was happy with the boys’ effort lifted again in the third and fourth to remember what happened. of the game where the boys got and some of the play was good to terms turning this into a well-earned Everyone should be refreshed after their hands on the ball and shared watch with our good team work team win. It was pleasing to see a long break and be ready to tackle it around, it was a disappointing and link up play. Having a few boys three under 17’s step into the side the rest of the minor round before performance where we were back in the team helped and I’m and play their roles while the likes heading into the finals. Thanks to second to the ball and didn’t apply still pushing for us to take a big of Gallio, Renzi, Morrison and Little everyone who has attended the enough defensive pressure to the scalp with the remaining games contributed across the four quarters. 3 wood cuts we have had so far opposition. I’m looking for a big we have. I totally believe we have Today will see us hosting the Eagles and to anyone who has helped improvement in the contested ball what it takes to win a big game and where we will look to continue to deliver wood. Your help is greatly this week and I’m sure the boys are as more people become available play a consistent brand of football. appreciated making this major up for the challenge. we will get closer and closer. Make We have changed the social club fundraiser very successful. We have Senior Colts: The Senior sure we get to trainings and support calendar slightly so look out for the plenty of wood left at $130 a trailer Colts took on the Pies that were each other for the remainder of leaflets today to know what’s on load and with the cold weather strengthened with a couple of kids the year and put pressure on the and when. Our premiership winning like it is if you need any or know of back from college and they really A Grade lads. Better players last darts team is after players for the anyone that needs any please let took it up to the boys early. These game were P. Guyett, A. Ferguson, forthcoming season so if you are Justin know. two sides have had some good G. Fennell, W. Lowndes, B. Millard interested see Wayne Alcock ASAP Under 11: No game for my battles over the last few seasons and A. Butler. and let him know. Even if you can guys against K’doo and we have and this one wasn’t any different. A Grade: Last round we travelled only fill in that is fine as the more had a couple of weeks of training After half time the Burr took control down the road to take on the 2014 numbers the better, let’s get behind so we will get stuck back into it of the game. We had the ball inside premiers and a quality side in the dart boys and help them go as we have a few games coming 50 on many occasion but we were Kalangadoo. The boys were aware back-to-back. If anyone is looking up now. Thanks to all the parents/ not able to convert these into of the challenges we would have for a South Eastern Times with care givers for your continued goals as the lads missed plenty to overcome in order to take the the darts premiership team photo support of the kids, thanks also to of scoring shots by not choosing points and we faced an enormous in it there is a rumour one bloke the junior committee for putting on the best option. We have rectified challenge at the first break. The first bought the lot and has them stuck the free BBQ and drinks at our last this at training and hopefully will term saw us make poor decisions on his bedroom wall, any truth in training, the kids really enjoyed that. be reflected in the coming weeks. and turn the football over numerous that Horry (The Power) Marshall? I would also like to thank everyone With the business end of the season times which enabled Kalangadoo As always the football club would that helps me at trainings and on approaching us the boys are hungry to kick away to a four goal lead like to thank our great volunteers, Saturday mornings, your help is to continue their form. This week early on. At the quarter time break, supporters and sponsors for helping certainly appreciated and I look we take on the Eagles and after the we spoke about taking care of the make this club what it is today. Get forward to seeing everyone this saga the last time we played them football and sticking to structures behind all the football and netball week. the guys are really keen to assert when moving the football. The for the rest of the year as finals Junior Colts: The Junior Colts their authority. boys quickly settled in the second draw closer. got off to the best start possible B Grade: Last game same us quarter and raised their levels of “Hell it’s good out here” with a goal in the first couple of take on Kalangadoo and with the intensity. This intensity enabled www.mtburrfc.com.au

Thanks to Sam for scoring and filling in and doing a great job. to see everyone putting in for four netBALL Emma for umpiring. A Reserve: A tough game quarters. Once again we had a lot 15 & Under: Bad luck girls! We against quality opposition. It was of the ball. Improved passes and 13 & Under: Bad luck girls, had some great passages of play. very difficult to pass into attack holding leads will help to continue we came across a very talented Our re-offering was great but our with very talented defences. to improve. Kalangadoo side. We can and will passing let us down. Everyone put Amelia played a strong game at GD We would like to thank Megan only learn from this game. Let’s pressure on down the court, you just winning her the award. Our drive and Amelia for offering to help with work hard at training and come out need to put it into 4 strong quarters. out of defence was much improved the 17 & Under side. stronger today against Hatherleigh. Thanks to Sophie G and Anna for creating space for each other. Great

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MOUNT BURR Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Thomas Renzi 9 William Lowndes 18 Dylan Ridley 26 Dylan Broad 37 Chris Icke-Poulter 2 Shane Westerman 10 Thomas Fennell 19 Tyler Stanley 27 Josh Fiebig 39 Lewis Von Einem 3 Jonathan Agnew (vc) 11 Jake Dowdy 20 Jamie Little 29 Nicholas Morrison 40 Jordan Muhovics 4 Taylor Redden 12 Dale Bowering 21 Steven McKay 30 Brayden Millard 40 Ben Wilson 5 Clinton Gallio (c) 13 Mark Teagle 22 Josh Wallis 31 Bronte Grosser 44 Michael Schmoock 6 Brodie Hennink 14 Scott Bevan 23 Frazer Scanlon 32 Peter Guyett 45 Tom Butler 7 Scott Gamble 15 henry Walshaw 23 Shannon Smith 33 Andrew Ferguson 50 Cody Beck 8 Ben Gordon 16 Samuel Wallis 24 Graham Fennell 35 Jack Gregory 51 Clint Bowering 9 Nathan Muhovics 17 Shaun Withers 25 William Whitty 36 Ashley Butler 52 Scott Lesslie

18 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au Hatherleigh eagles kids, at least understood the coach’s plan. We players home in the school holidays. We had a half time. Hopefully his injury is not too serious FOOTBALL piled on 7 through Fraze, Tiger and Bowie who good start being a couple of goals up at quarter and he makes a quick recovery. The game was was chasing the ball like a seagull after a chip. time.The next two quarters was a tight struggle not helped by a 5min hail downpour right at Junior Colts: Coming off a loss, a few out, Ethan also clunked a lovely pass from Sam, went with both sides getting lots of clean centre the end of the colts game which made the ball either away for holidays or injured and an arctic back and calmly slotted through a 35m goal. Will clearances out of the middle and around the and ground very slippery. Kalangadoo got the forecast, ah it could only be MSE football deep in continued to make the ball his and if you want to stoppages which left us 2 goals up at 3/4 time jump on us with the wind in the 1st quarter July. So we were at home hosting the Doo and see the way to play junior footy, watch this lad go which concerned me with us being in a similar and had a 5 goal lead early on, at three quarter hoping to get another W in the column. Coach about it. For the last quarter coach Brown swung situation in the scratch match against Robe two time and still with no goals on the board coach Brown swung in some changes for the game in more changes, chucking our ever reliable weeks before. The boys all lifted and scored early Boss fired the lads up with some inspirational to cover losses and as the Doo were short of backman Jack O into the ruck and we continued in the fourth, working tirelessly at both ends words. The last term resulted in 2 goals, plenty numbers, we did the logical thing and lent them to get plenty of the ball. Our young first years of the ground before the weather really rolled of smothers, tackles and shepherds and all the Paddy and Joel worked really hard and were in with 5 minutes to spare. A good team effort a couple so all the kids could get a run. Thanks boys looking to just have fun. A big thank you to fearless in and around the ball. Max was moved overall with no passenger which is exactly what to Travis, Jack C, Acky and Harvey for playing for the 5 Senior Colts that braved the freezing cold to full forward and our solid defender led out of we are after. Best players were George Treloar the Doo. It is a part of being a first or second year and wet conditions for 2 games which enabled the square to bag a lazy 3. All in all it was a good (Dentons), Jed Telfer (Duckys), Alex Buhlmann Junior Colt, filling in and doing time on the pine, us to put a competitive side on the field. The 2 team performance with our straight kicking being (Stumpy), Bradley Slape (Ladies Committee) and your time will come, so if you qualify for under goal kickers where Jason Bowering and Simon a refreshing change after wasting chances the Bailey Poulish (Sport & Rec steak) playing his last Beggs with best players being Matt Childs (Prince 11s, play that as well and enjoy being a big fish week before. Best: Will, clearly best (Dentons). game. Some really good drive from the younger of Wales and 1st Incentive), Bradley Slape (2nd in a little pond. So the game began in beautiful Second best: Spence “Tiger” Jones (Subway) he players coming off the bench which is an exciting Incentive), Darren Paul (Somerset Hotel), Tom sunshine, The first quarter was a good contest was crook during the week but came good to prospect for the present time and looking into with the Doo taking it up to us with excellent play a blinder and present all day at centre half the future. Waring (Millicent Toyota), Nathan Stratford (Gino’s endeavour. We slotted 3 majors for the quarter, forward. Third best: Ethan Bowman (Stumpy) - B Grade: With thunderstorms, hail and a Pizza) and Ben Lang. Also thanks to Bob Jones 2 of them through the Jones boys, and one to coach put Bowie in the forward pocket and asked predicted maximum temperature of 10 degrees for putting on show his goal umpiring skills in the day’s surprise packet Bowie. The second Bowie, how many will you kick to half time and the fill-ins from the previous couple of weeks atrocious conditions for the B Grade supporters, quarter was more of the same good contests Bowie said ”2 goals” well he went on and got 4 went back into retirement so a scout around the such umpiring skills are a rare sight in country with our mids of Will, Doug and Sam getting first for the day and was in plenty more. Fourth best: Senior Colts huddle at half time resulted in 5 football and I’m sure as the word gets around use of the pill from some excellent tap ruck work Paddy Chay (Ladies Committee) older brother Will colts playing 2 games for the day. All these boys AFL scouts will be sent to Hatherleigh games to from “Butch” Cassidy. So we went into half time is the best player in the team but Will had better played very well for us and showed that they will check out your skills. Today is another opportunity having the plucky Doo goalless and slotting a fit a rear view mirror as Paddy is coming! Close have no problems playing senior football next for our boys to get a rare win on the board so couple more. Coach Brown was feeling relaxed, on the best kick in the team and has a footy year. Special mention to Slapey who was given continue to give 100% for your teammates and not having to worry about rotating the bench brain. Fifth best: Joel Smith (Sport & Rec Steak) a run with role after half time on a K’Doo player hopefully a win comes our way. and in fact spent a bit of time their himself in another first year who backs into packs, and runs that was stitching us up and extinguished his Calcutta results – Round 12: 1st Mat high level planning talks with the brains trust. like his mum is chasing him with a stick! Plenty influence on the game while picking up a power Faulkner, 2nd Sam Telfer, equal 3rd Todd Watson, Coach Brown kept talking about “getting on the of other lads could have made the best, so well of touches himself. When Dan forgot to show Tom Schulz, Sam Waring. bike” and we could only nod and appreciate the done all. for the game it meant only 1 spare player on Upcoming events – Saturday 1st August: random nature of his thoughts, genius is like that. Senior Colts: A good hit out for the boys the bench, this soon turned to none when Watto iPod Shuffle Night; Saturday 15th August: Major The third quarter was a goal fest for us so the with Kalangadoo fielding 22 with some talented hurt his back and didn’t return to the field after Goods & Services Auction.

week after week drives hard down the court Our 3 goal first quarter break was the start we WA and then Abby Wight went on in goals. The netBALL ensuring she is always an option for the next needed. We then increased it to 5 at half time. accuracy from all goalies was a highlight. We pass. Ruby had some positive work throughout Changes were made and we took a bit to settle. need to work on putting in for the whole game Junior 2: A beautiful game in the sunshine! the game playing in both GS and WA where she We need to create space throughout the court. as once again our last quarter let us down. Emily Lovely passes and defence work down the court. was making herself available down the court. Their shooting accuracy and our errors won them Nettle won the Somerset award for having a fair The encouragement we can hear from everyone There will be a lot to work on at training as the third quarter. Then the rain hit in the last but dip. This week we welcome back Maddie Parish is amazing. Denton’s award: Lillie, Bank SA sometimes we struggled to find space. Bad luck we were lucky enough to hold onto the win. A from her extended leave. Thank you to Ellie award: Emma. Wishing Bella and her family an girls, but overall a good team effort! Awards: Zoe great patient team game. Well done. Pleased to Leopold for sitting bench! awesome trip. Widdison (Ducky’s), Lacey Brown and Ruby Coote have Fiona return from illness, and a credit to A Grade: We started a little slow as we (Hatherleigh Netball Committee). play a great defence game. Awards: Somery to Junior 1: With a wet and cold morning worked to find scoring options, but quickly gained 15 & Under: Bad luck girls, although we Tina Smith and Sport & Rec to Elle Machin. we had a great game against Kalangadoo. We confidence with some important turnovers. Our didn’t take the points there were a lot of positives B Grade: Well done girls, a great win against are using space well and good to see players defensive pressure lifted and Georgie settled the to take from your game. Lara and Georgia played the top team! We had some terrific passages of knowing the importance of coming forward to nerves and supported Megan well. Unfortunately 4 really consistent quarters and were rewarded play but we still threw a lot away and could have our inconsistency drifted in and we got sloppy the ball. Some nice shooting from goalies with the awards. I thought with each quarter you won by a lot more if we could have minimised in the second term forcing the ball and letting Ellie, Sophie, Indi and Abby. We had a height improved on the important things, eg. passing, our errors. When we kept applying the pressure ourselves down with execution. Our work rate advantage in defence which gave us some nice coming to the ball. 13/U Lucy Chant and Tess all the way down the court we were rewarded intercepts and tips. Awards: Sophie Skeer (nice Doecke took the court for the first time this with the turnovers. Sophie Bishop came up from dropped and Kalangadoo quickly jumped on this swishes), Demi MacGregor (strong shoulder season and I hope enjoyed the challenge. Good 17s to fill in for Skye and played a great game in with patient play. With a few changes and more passes were excellent) - Ladies Committee, and luck this week, work hard! defence with Liz. Emily played a boomer at WD determination we fought back into the match. Rosie Nettle (intercepts against taller opponents) 17 & Under: Fantastic game by all 9 girls. which earnt her the Somery award and Casey Pleasing to see all seven players stepping it - socks award. Let’s put a strong game on court It was great to have everyone back and have and Lucy in the mid court once again drove hard up digging in to match their opponents’ work today against Mount Burr. such a good win against a strong opposition. and fed nicely to Amy and Katherine who worked rate. You know we can improve our game, 13 & Under: Great game girls playing against Maddie and Leila played a great tight defensive extremely hard against some quality opponents. even though we will need to adjust quickly to a very well drilled, quality side. Even though game for 4 quarters, Annabel’s precision passing Katherine’s great game earnt her the ladies drink changes, without our regular line-up. Good job we didn’t come away with the win, it was good and defensive pressure saw her create many award for the day. Thank you for Raels for scoring Demi Smith who had a consistent match in to see you all taking in the instructions given turnovers for our goalies to score. Well done! and to Tina and Viv for benching for us. defence and attack - Somerset award. Thanks to you and putting them in place on the court. Let’s keep up the intensity and keep working A Reserve: The first 3 quarters were fairly again to Emily Nettle for bench, Marie and Lynn. Well done to Zoe who played 4 strong quarters hard. Denton’s award - Annabel Brooks, Ladies even with us being down by 9 at three quarter Congratulations to Keston Green, Dave at GD, where she put pressure on the goalies Committee - Maddie Pulmer. time. We tried a few things with players away and and Kaia on the birth of Hadlie Shae, another continuously. Good work also to Lacey who B Reserve: Well played girls. A great win. juniors filling in. Lara MacGregor played a half in netballer - great news!

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A Grade: A GRADE Kalangadoo 55 (L. Ousey, J. Peacock) d Hatherleigh 49 (A. Brooks, D. Smith). W L D B For Agst % Pts Robe 53 (K. Venn, K. Ross) d Nangwarry 50. Port MacDonnell 10 1 0 1 599 450 57.10 20 Port MacDonnell 50 (B. Hawkins, T. Merrett) d Glencoe 42 (L. Edwards, S. Kasparian). Kalangadoo 9 1 0 2 623 452 57.95 18 Tantanoola 51 (J. Walker, C. Arney) d Kongorong 23 (A. Anderson, C. Leese). Robe 7 3 1 1 613 530 53.63 15 A Reserve: Glencoe 5 5 1 1 598 576 50.94 11 Kalangadoo 56 (G. Hunter, J. Croser) d Hatherleigh 37 (S. Haines, E. Nettle). Tantanoola 5 5 0 2 482 434 52.62 10 Robe 57 (A. Schubert, K. Moore) d Nangwarry 35 (A. Hunter, C. Ploenges). Hatherleigh 5 6 0 1 593 597 49.83 10 Port MacDonnell 34 (A. Earl) d Glencoe 14. Nangwarry 2 9 0 1 446 588 43.13 4 Tantanoola 34 (J. Wilson, A. Lucas) d Kongorong 19 (C. Ashby, C. Pink). Mount Burr 2 8 0 2 422 570 42.54 4 Kongorong 2 9 0 1 458 637 41.83 4 B Grade: Hatherleigh 38 (K. Blacketer, E. Connell) d Kalangadoo 34 (R. White, E. Schultz). A RESERVE Nangwarry 58 (C. Lock, B. Fullford) d Robe 27 (K. Pryce, R. Kennett). W L D B For Agst % Pts Port MacDonnell 41 (L. Lewis, C. Merrett) d Glencoe 20. Kalangadoo 10 0 0 2 593 250 70.34 20 Tantanoola 44 (J. Kelly, K. Redden) d Kongorong 27 (K. McInnes, J. Von Stanke). Port MacDonnell 8 2 0 1 579 340 63.00 16 B Reserve: Hatherleigh 8 3 0 1 551 401 57.88 16 Hatherleigh 36 (E. Machin, T. Smith) d Kalangadoo 34 (K. Sernus, C. Shelton). Robe 7 4 0 1 522 398 56.74 14 Robe 42 (T. Jess, M. Brooks) d Nangwarry 31 (D. Hicks, M. Hodgson). Tantanoola 6 4 0 2 454 374 54.83 12 Port MacDonnell 35 (E. Smith, S. McBain) d Glencoe 29 (M. Klatt, A. Tweddle). Nangwarry 5 6 0 1 405 513 44.12 10 Tantanoola 42 (T. Wheatley, J. Cushion) d Kongorong 22 (H. Goodridge, T. Mullan). Glencoe 2 8 0 1 348 483 41.88 4 Kongorong 1 10 0 1 291 474 38.04 2 17 & Under: Mount Burr 0 10 0 2 180 690 20.69 0 Hatherleigh 37 (A. Brooks, M. Pulmer) d Kalangadoo 32 (J. Croser, S. Croser). Robe 43 (K. Venn, K. Gibbs) d Nangwarry 16. B GRADE Tantanoola 49 (A. Nelson, D. Milnes) d Kongorong 35 (E. Shepherd, T. Evans). W L D B For Agst % Pts 15 & Under: Nangwarry 10 1 0 1 570 360 61.29 20 Kalangadoo 67 (S. Opie, E. Ryan) d Hatherleigh 32 (L. MacGregor, G. Chant). Kalangadoo 9 1 0 2 495 308 61.64 18 Robe 65 (J. Venn, J. Nunan) d Nangwarry 12 (H. Barnes, J. Chapman). Port MacDonnell 8 3 0 1 505 447 53.05 16 Port MacDonnell 21 (M. Ireland, H. Fry) d Glencoe 13 (A. Briggs, K. Johnston). Tantanoola 7 3 0 2 443 370 54.49 14 Kongorong 35 (W. Jennings, J. Sheperd) d Tantanoola 29 (Z. Fennell, E. Jennings). Hatherleigh 5 6 0 1 423 415 50.48 10 Kongorong 3 8 0 1 447 501 47.15 6 13 & Under: Glencoe 3 8 0 1 352 463 43.19 6 Kalangadoo 46 (Z. Widdison, L. Brown) d Hatherleigh 9 (J. Ryan, S. Jones). Robe 3 8 0 1 381 516 42.47 6 Nangwarry 20 (N. Stewart, A. Virgin) d Robe 16 (K. Nunan, S. Hurst). Mount Burr 0 10 0 2 286 522 35.40 0 Port MacDonnell 23 (K. Smith, H. Collins) d Glencoe 22 (E. Thompson, A. Thompson). Tantanoola 34 (B. Scanlon, C. McCallum) d Kongorong 5 (G. Bald). B RESERVE Bye: Mount Burr. W L D B For Agst % Pts Port MacDonnell 9 2 0 1 516 336 60.56 18 Tantanoola 8 1 1 2 494 289 63.09 17 Kongorong 7 3 1 1 411 286 58.97 15 Robe 6 5 0 1 302 300 50.17 12 Glencoe 5 5 1 1 427 351 54.88 11 Hatherleigh 5 6 0 1 353 350 50.21 10 Kalangadoo 4 5 1 2 386 318 54.83 9 Nangwarry 2 9 0 1 368 450 44.99 4 Mount Burr 0 10 0 2 102 679 13.06 0 17 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 8 1 0 2 560 236 70.35 16 Hatherleigh 8 1 0 1 487 300 61.88 16 Robe 6 4 0 1 532 329 61.79 12 Port MacDonnell 6 3 0 1 353 325 52.06 12 Tantanoola 4 5 0 2 334 440 43.15 8 Nangwarry 3 6 0 1 231 368 38.56 6 Kongorong 2 8 0 1 294 458 39.10 4 Mount Burr 0 9 0 2 203 538 27.40 0 15 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Robe 11 0 0 1 659 174 79.11 22 Kalangadoo 9 1 0 2 519 304 63.06 18 Kongorong 8 3 0 1 408 303 57.38 16 Tantanoola 7 3 0 2 509 338 60.09 14 Hatherleigh 4 7 0 1 329 444 42.56 8 Mount Burr 4 6 0 2 296 471 38.59 8 Port MacDonnell 3 8 0 1 354 430 45.15 6 Glencoe 2 9 0 1 193 379 33.74 4 Nangwarry 0 11 0 1 205 629 24.58 0 13 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 10 0 0 2 544 119 82.05 20 Tantanoola 7 3 0 2 306 201 60.36 14 Robe 7 4 0 1 338 244 58.08 14 Mount Burr 7 3 0 2 351 260 57.45 14 Nangwarry 6 5 0 1 281 260 51.94 12 Port MacDonnell 6 5 0 1 289 287 50.17 12 Hatherleigh 4 7 0 1 267 330 44.72 8 Glencoe 1 10 0 1 147 480 23.45 2 Kongorong 0 11 0 1 120 462 20.62 0 20 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 2015 www.msefl.com.au 200 SENIOR Games for GLENCOE’S Nicole Hawke Collins Court

This week Nicole Hawke (nee Heaver) plays her 200th senior game for the Glencoe Netball Club. Butcher Nicole joined Glencoe in 2001 and has been a strong player for the club ever since, playing mostly in the B Grade and B Reserve sides before becoming a part of the A Reserve side from 2011-2013. This year she is an For all your integral part of the B Grade team. Nicole is a hard-working player, playing mostly in the mid-court, who is bbq and known for her endeavour, her never say die attitude and her attack on the ball. party meat! Nicole shared in premiership success for Glencoe with the B Reserve side of 2004 and the B Grade side of 2006. Along with that, individual success 174 Jubilee Highway • Phone 8725 7060 has come readily for Nicole who was awarded the B Grade Runner-Up Best & Fairest in 2001 and the B Reserve Best & Fairest and Muzzie Schultz Memorial Trophy for the Most League Votes in the premiership side of 2004 when she was also awarded with the MSENA Runner-Up League Best & Fairest. Her commitment to the club and her team have also been recognised through being awarded the Coaches Trophy for her respective sides in 2002, 2006 and 2011. A highlight of Nicole’s playing career came in the 2012 season when Nicole played in the A Reserve side comprising both of her sisters, Kristy and Kylie and now Nicole is creating her own netballing family. Married to prominent Glencoe footballer Trent Hawke, Nicole has three daughters of her own who are coming through the ranks with Zoe a part of the 13 & Under side and younger daughters Sienna and Layla just beginning through the Making Life Better Net-Set-Go and Junior Sides. Nicole has assisted in the coaching of her daughter’s Junior sides in the 2 Pyne Close, Mount Gambier SA 5290 past and we hope she will be involved in the Glencoe Netball Club for many Phone 8723 8989 years to come. The Glencoe Netball Club congratulates Nicole on reaching this milestone www.stratco.com.au and thank her for her commitment to our club both on and off the court.

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Round 1 – April 3-11 Round 6 – May 16 Round 11 – June 27 Round 16 – August 8 Robe 63 lt Mount Burr 110 Tantanoola 91 lt Kalangadoo 112 Kalangadoo 52 lt Mount Burr 93 Kongorong v Kalangadoo Glencoe 95 lt Hatherleigh 98 Kongorong 138 d Robe 53 Robe 115 d Hatherleigh 87 Glencoe v Robe Kongorong 118 d Nangwarry 51 Port MacDonnell 61 lt Mount Burr 82 Glencoe 177 d Nangwarry 44 Tantanoola v Mount Burr Tantanoola 60 lt Port MacDonnell 74 Nangwarry 54 lt Hatherleigh 152 Kongorong 63 lt Port MacDonnell 106 Port MacDonnell v Hatherleigh Bye: Kalangadoo Bye: Glencoe Bye: Tantanoola Bye: Nangwarry Round 7 – May 23 July 4 – SA Country Round 2 – April 18 Championships Round 17 – August 15 Mount Burr 81 d Kalangadoo 74 Kalangadoo 139 d Kongorong 68 Kalangadoo v Glencoe Robe 59 lt Glencoe 120 Hatherleigh 60 dw Robe 60 Round 12 – July 11 Mount Burr v Kongorong Mount Burr 124 d Tantanoola 99 Nangwarry 35 lt Glencoe 167 Hatherleigh 29 lt Kalangadoo 92 Hatherleigh v Tantanoola Hatherleigh 67 lt Port MacDonnell 142 Port MacDonnell 105 d Kongorong 40 Nangwarry 18 lt Robe 112 Nangwarry v Port MacDonnell Bye: Nangwarry Bye: Tantanoola Port MacDonnell 122 d Glencoe 42 Bye: Robe Round 8 – May 30 Tantanoola 71 d Kongorong 46 Round 3 – April 25-26 Glencoe 58 lt Kalangadoo 123 Bye: Mount Burr Round 18 – August 22 Kalangadoo 107 d Hatherleigh 102 Kongorong 73 lt Mount Burr 83 Round 13 – July 18 Robe v Kalangadoo Robe 146 d Nangwarry 19 Tantanoola 142 d Hatherleigh 50 Kalangadoo v Nangwarry Glencoe v Mount Burr Glencoe 70 lt Port MacDonnell 114 Port MacDonnell 200 d Nangwarry 21 Robe v Port MacDonnell Kongorong v Hatherleigh Kongorong 66 lt Tantanoola 105 Bye: Robe Glencoe v Tantanoola Tantanoola v Nangwarry Bye: Mount Burr Mount Burr v Hatherleigh Bye: Port MacDonnell June 6 – SE Zone Carnival Bye: Kongorong Round 4 – May 2 Round 9 – June 13 Nangwarry 28 lt Kalangadoo 216 Round 14 – July 25 Kalangadoo 133 d Robe 50 Port MacDonnell 182 d Robe 28 Port MacDonnell v Kalangadoo 1st Semi-Final – Mount Burr 174 d Glencoe 63 Tantanoola 125 d Glencoe 82 Tantanoola v Robe August 29 Hatherleigh 133 d Kongorong 131 Kongorong v Glencoe Hatherleigh 28 lt Mount Burr 153 Nangwarry 35 lt Tantanoola 239 Nangwarry v Mount Burr 2nd Semi-Final – Bye: Kongorong Bye: Port MacDonnell Bye: Hatherleigh September 5 Round 5 – May 9 Round 10 – June 20 Round 15 – August 1 Kalangadoo 59 lt Port MacDonnell 90 Mount Burr 172 d Robe 92 Kalangadoo v Tantanoola Preliminary Final – Robe 29 lt Tantanoola 115 Hatherleigh 68 lt Glencoe 126 Robe v Kongorong September 12 Glencoe 113 d Kongorong 80 Nangwarry 26 lt Kongorong 93 Mount Burr v Port MacDonnell Mount Burr 168 d Nangwarry 16 Port MacDonnell 75 d Tantanoola 65 Hatherleigh v Nangwarry Grand Final – Bye: Hatherleigh Bye: Kalangadoo Bye: Glencoe September 19 SCOTTSCOTT GROUP OF COMPANIES

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