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Lest we forget: Locals turned out in high numbers to pay their respects to those who served during Anzac Day services last Sunday. 2021D For the full story and more photographs turn to Page 6 and 7. Moyne’s new round of recovery

AS part of Moyne Shire Council’s than ever.” business,” he said. set us on track for a strong future.” COVID-19 recovery initiatives, business- The BAS program offers small business “We’ve come out of this program with a set Council has urged businesses in the Moyne es in the shire are invited to apply for the owners access to professional services up to of actions and deliverables that will help us to shire to apply for the BAS program and access next round of the Business Adaptation the value of $1000 across a broad range of continue to build a solid foundation for grow- the support and advice they need to help inno- areas including fi nancial advice, business ing our new food box business. Service (BAS) to assist with recovery and vate and plan for the future. planning, strategic advice, digital solutions, “Having someone to help us create a cus- “Council commends the fantastic efforts of business development. marketing, COVID safety, succession plan- tomer journey map and build our market- Moyne Shire Council has provided mentor- our small businesses in working through these ning and information technology. ing automation has really helped to free up challenging times,” Cr Meade said. ing and business support to more than 50 local “It’s been great to hear about the signifi cant some time.” “We want to help more of our local busi- business owners and is now extending the benefi ts this service has provided to business- Hampered by the lockdown restrictions, nesses to grow, succeed, build new skills and offer to another 50 businesses. es who participated in the program, covering owners of Suffoir Winery Michelle and Pieter create new jobs. “The success of the BAS program has meant everything from legal advice and succession Badenhorst used the BAS program to receive that many of our small businesses have been planning through to websites and digital mar- free fi nancial and legal advice. “That’s good for the business and good for supported in fi nding new and creative ways keting,” Cr Meade said. “During a time when we felt the most vulner- our community.” to adapt to the challenges of the pandemic,” Janis Vingrys from Yani’s Kitchen said the able, we were able to work with the consultant Expressions of interest can be lodged Moyne Shire mayor Daniel Meade said. family-run hospitality business was in a stron- and focus on long-term goals and plans for the at www.moyne.vic.gov.au/Our-Services/ “In response to these challenges, council ger position because of the BAS program. future, putting us at ease with where the busi- Economic-Development/Business-Adapta- is providing constructive support to local “The support and professional expertise pro- ness is now heading,” Ms Badenhorst said. tion-Service or by phoning 1300 656 564. businesses, to not only recover, but also add vided through the Moyne Business Adaptation “Through council’s BAS program, we re- Submissions close at 5pm on Friday, value to their business and come back better program has been extremely valuable to our ceived valuable, personalised advice that has May 30.

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MORTLAKE SOUTH WIND FARM CONSTRUCTION UPDATE

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The Mortlake South Wind Farm is located approximately 5kms south of Mortlake and 7kms north of Terang. The project will produce 530 Gwh of clean energy each year, which is enough to power about 115,000 homes annually. The wind farm includes 35 wind turbines with a maximum blade tip height of 186m.

Turbine installation at the Mortlake South Wind Farm is nearing completion, with 30 wind turbine generators now successfully installed at site. The current expected completion date for wind turbine installation is May 2021. Following completion and commissioning of the 35 wind turbine generators, the wind farm will begin exporting clean, renewable energy into the Victorian electricity grid.

Jointing and remediation works for the 220kV underground connection line are now complete, with quality and assurance checks now underway. This high voltage connection links the wind farm to the Terang Terminal Station. Pre-commissioning works at the onsite electrical substation are progressing well as the wind farm nears completion.

Applications for the 2021 Mortlake South Wind Farm Sponsorship & Small Grants Program closed on Friday 26th March. We had widespread interest from the community and received a great range of applications for projects and initiatives that will contribute to health, wellbeing, environmental sustainability, education, economic development or cultural development in the local area. We look forward to announcing the successful applicants within coming weeks.

Our Community Hub at 95 Dunlop Street, Mortlake is open by appointment and on the last Thursday of every month between 10am and 5:30pm. To schedule a visit or organise a presentation for a community or school group, please get in touch with Theo Carroll, ACCIONA’s Community and Stakeholder Liaison, on 0417 150 967 or at [email protected]. Theo is in the Mortlake area most weeks, and is more than OPEN NIGHT happy to arrange a time to meet with you to talk about the project. COME ALONG AND SEE WHAT EDUCATION Application packs for the second round of the Neighbourhood Benefits Program are available on the project website, or by calling 1800 283 550 or emailing [email protected]. Round two will close at the end AT CTS CAN BE FOR YOU of June this year.

BBQ, ACTIVITIES AND INFORMATION We are still accepting EOI’s for the off-site landscaping program, which will be closing 12 months after construction WEDNESDAY 5TH MAY 2021 completion. For more information, please visit our project website. REGISTER AT 6.00PM IN JOHNO’S SHED We would like to notify road users of expected IMPORTANT SAFETY MESSAGE: infrequent delays on sections of Grinters Lane, Tapps Lane, MSWF is an active construction site. Please and Chamallak Lane in the coming months due to observe all safety signage. Speeding or entering Oversize, Overmass SPV Mobile Crane movements. We FOR MORE INFORMATION a works zone poses a danger to you and to others. apologise for any inconvenience caused. PLEASE PHONE 5595 1202 WWW.COBTECH.VIC.EDU.AU IF YOU WOULD LIKE MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT US ON: 1800 283 550 www.acciona.com.au/projects/mortlake-south-wind-farm/ The Project Office at 95 Dunlop St is open by appoinment, [email protected] and on the last Thursday of the month between 10am-5:30pm Page 6 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 Locals pay their respects for Anzac Day

LOCALS from Terang and Mortlake fl ocked photos, picking out my dad and my uncles, and see to pay their respects at Anzac Day services last what a change there is in the hall,” she said. 1 Sunday. “It has just been built and built through strong The occasion marked the fi rst time residents could leadership in our presidents and members.” openly attend services since 2019 due to COVID-19 Terang RSL member Don Bowden said his restrictions last year. membership with the club was a way of giving back Terang Returned and Services League (RSL) and honouring his father. president Terry Fidge welcomed the opportunity for “My father was a Rat of Tobruk,” he said. members of the public to attend the Anzac services “I came from Gippsland originally, and my father and said he was thrilled with the turnout. passed away when I was six years old. “The day went very well,” he said. “I wear his medals, and this is how I’m paying it “We’ve estimated approximately 250 people back.” attended the dawn service, which was very well In Mortlake locals were greeted with fl eeting received, and the 10am service was also well sunshine at the Anzac Day services on Sunday. attended.” Mortlake RSL president Merv Hampson said it was The 10am service drew a crowd in the hundreds a successful day, with hundreds attending to pay their despite the cancellation of the street parade, with two respects. light horsemen leading those laying wreaths along the “We had a very good day with good numbers avenue to the Terang War Memorial. considering we had no idea what was going to Members of the Terang RSL also took the opportunity happen, and we had a good turn up at the RSL hall to celebrate the club’s centenary, adjoining the for morning tea afterwards so we’re very happy with 8 celebration with the Anzac Day services. the day,” he said. The celebration was marked with 98-year-old Pipers from the Terang Pipe Band led the procession Terang RSL veteran Len Pomeroy conducting a down Dunlop Street, from the post offi ce to the ribbon cutting and balloon release. Mortlake War Memorial, with local police and the “The centenary was a special milestone in itself,” Country Fire Authority helping to briefl y block off Mr Fidge said. the highway to allow the marchers safe passage. “Terang RSL is still an independently owned RSL “We had a couple of army reserves and some army which does not belong to RSL Victoria. cadets there so it was a diverse crowd,” Mr Hampson “We hold the titles to our hall and have trustees who said. administer it. There is only a small handful of RSL He said the response from the community had been clubs who still own their own building. overwhelming to both the march and the recent Anzac “This is a building for the local community to use in badge efforts. any way we can.” “We haven’t had a fi nal tally yet but it is going to be The centenary was a special occasion for current a very good effort,” Mr Hampson said. members who hold a connection to the past and “I would estimate we will be in excess of $2000 community alike through a family lineage of which is a great result for Mortlake. membership. “We’d also like to thank the pipers from Noorat and Terang RSL secretary-treasurer Pam Bell said she Terang who came over; they come over every year for and fellow member Dianne Meade both had parents us and they’re terrifi c.” 7 who served as RSL members throughout their lives. Moyne Shire councillor Ian Smith laid a wreath on “Our mothers were both members and our fathers behalf of the Moyne Shire council. were ex service men,” she said. “It was a very well supported service and a “We have pictures of our relatives displayed in tremendous effort by the RSL to put on such a the hall which were taken during the building of the wonderful event,” he said. Terang RSL hall in 1950, before I was even born. “It was a very respectful service and very well done “My father and uncles were all involved in the by the committee of the Mortlake RSL. initial building of this hall, so I am very proud to be “There was an excellent turnout for both the march associated with the Terang RSL.” and service, considering there was a little bit of Ms Bell said she was asked to take over as secretary- uncertainty with the COVID-19 situation.” treasurer in 1996, and fondly considers the past, Cr Smith said members of the Mortlake RSL held a present and future of the club. wonderful morning tea at the recently refurbished hall “Even now I can look back through these old following the service.

Expressions of Interest NOW OPEN! Moyne Business Adaptation Service Are you a business owner in the Moyne shire who is interested in free business advice and development services? You may be eligible for free professional business services valued at up to $1000! The BAS program is aimed at providing mentoring and professional services to Moyne businesses to help them recover and thrive.

For more information or to apply call 1300 656 564 or visit: www.moyne.vic.gov.au/bas Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 7 Locals pay their respects for Anzac Day

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1. Corangamite Shire councillor Geraldine Conheady laying a wreath at the 4 war memorial. 2. Mortlake RSL president Merv Hampson opens the Anzac Day service. 3. The Anzac Day march in Mortlake was a success after a two year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. 4. The Terang pipe band drew a crowd for their performance. 5. More than 100 locals came out to see the Anzac Day march down Dunlop Street on Sunday. 6. Terang RSL member Les Pomeroy cut the ribbon and released special balloons in celebration of the club’s centenary. 7. Moyne Shire councillor Ian Smith placed a wreath on behalf of the Moyne Shire. 8. Local businesses, sporting clubs, schools and community organisations were among many to lay a wreath on Sunday.

6 5 Page 8 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 Ag Vic reminds farmers to provide pain relief IT will not be long until lambs are said only pain relief products registered for not only mulesing but for marking lambs in Practice for the Welfare of Sheep (Revision bouncing around the paddocks again as use on sheep by the Australian Pesticides and general. Number 2) is also available to provide a autumn lambing time is under way. Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA) “Producers need to be aware of advantages technical guide for those using mulesing as Agriculture Victoria has reminded producers can be used when mulesing. and disadvantages of the available pain relief part of a fl ystrike management program. “As with any agricultural or veterinary products and the type of pain they are targeting “If undertaken, mulesing should only be and contractors it is now a requirement to chemicals used on farm, producers should and consider the best fi t for their operation to done as part of an integrated approach to administer a registered pain-relief product keep records of the pain-relieving products achieve the desired results,” she said. fl ystrike management including crutching and when conducting mulesing on lambs. used,” she said. “Producers are best to discuss this with their shearing, good worm control, strategic use These provisions came into effect from July “Details should include the product Veterinarian. of chemicals, genetic selection of sheep and 1, 2020, as part of the Prevention of Cruelty to trade name, species/location of animals, “The use of pain relief products during paddock grazing management,” Dr Holmes Animals (POCTA) Regulations 2019. identifi cation numbers/description, the date the mulesing/marking procedure ensures said. The requirement to use a registered pain the treatment has been applied and the dose Victoria’s sheep industry operates best-practice For more information, visit agriculture.vic. relief product not only ensures better animal rate used.” welfare and supports the sustainability of our gov.au/support-and-resources/newsletters/ welfare outcomes for Victorian sheep, but it Dr Holmes said there are a number of pain industry.” sheep-notes-newsletter/spring-2020/pain- also helps to protect the reputation of Victoria’s relief products available to producers for Victoria’s Code of Accepted Farming relief. sheep industry. Agriculture Victoria program manager livestock welfare compliance Rachael Holmes

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Price: $1600 +GST 29-30 MAY invite tenders from suitably • Permanent part-time, 40 hours Matthew Buckle 0427 358 900 Calling all Corangamite Shire qualified and experienced (5 days per fortnight) 6 Friesian hrs due to calve May-June $2200+Gst contractors to provide the 10 Friesian Jrsy x hfrs due to calve mid-April to community groups! • Based in Camperdown June Price: $1700+GST following services: Want to learn some great ways to • Band 6/7 depending on Matt Baxter 0428 926 614 2022008 – Management of 130 frn & frn x jsy AI cows. Jnd to AI Frn then frn recruit volunteers, write winning qualifications and experience Recreation Facilities stud bulls for June/July/Aug calving. Young cows grant applications, and come up Applications close 5 pm, small-med framed dried off as due, with fundraising ideas? Want to The works involved in this Price: $2000 +GST. Friday 7 May. showcase your club and connect tender are the operation and 50 2yo AI breed hfrs mainly frn with 7-8 frnxjsy with like-minded people? management of seven pools (6 ptic to stud frn bulls, due 1 June Transfer Station Attendant / Price: $2100 +GST Corangamite and 1 Moyne). Head to PACC at the Theatre Weighbridge Operator Lindsay Robb 0427 501 791 Tender documents are available Royal, Camperdown for: • Casual/Relieving WANTED online at eprocure.com.au/ DAY 1 (Saturday): Conference • Based at Corangamite Week old beef calves & Fries heifer calves corangamite $POA All agents DAY 2 (Sunday): Exhibition Regional Landfill, Naroghid and 100kgs + Friesian heifer calves Visit corangamite.vic.gov.au/ Tenders close 10 am, Monday 17 various transfer stations Delivered locally Price: $1100 +GST James Breen PACC to book a free exhibition May and can be lodged through • Band 2 currently $36.80 per Friesian/Jersey x heifers, PTIC for March/April/May space for your community group eprocure.com.au/corangamite hour (hourly rate is inclusive calving Matthew Buckle and register, or call 5593 7100 for of an Industry Allowance plus more details. 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Adverts run for one week in all four WD News publications (Cobden Timboon Coast Times, Terang Express, Mortlake Dispatch and Camperdown Chronicle) Booking and material deadline: 400m2 $265,000 12 noon on the Friday of the week prior to Looking for Love publication. • Single storey dwelling with fabulous potential • Situated on the edge of the township of Cobden Contact 5593 1888 or [email protected] • Loads of character and a solid frame for further information. • Featuring a vegetable patch and a duck pond • Relocated home with permit • Situated on a quiet road Andrea – 0400 319 328 Lorin – 0435 715 800 Sales Specialist Sales Specialist [email protected] [email protected] AUCTION ‘Seven Creeks’ Curdievale to be held in the Timboon Community Church Hall 1pm on Friday 28th May Terms 10% Balance in 60 days Estate of Judith Marr ‘Seven Creeks’, Timboon South West Victoria 275 acres / 111 hectares or thereabouts Home to three generations of the Marr family, Seven Creeks has come onto the market for the first time since being cut from the bush in the 1930’s. Located 10 kilometres from the township of Timboon, Seven Creeks sits in a secure 750 – 800 mm annual rainfall region. Attached to the property is a 15 megalitre irrigation license that further secures reliability of production. The property is subdivided into 17 main paddocks with mainly pine post and ringlock netting fences. Currently being run as a prime lamb operation, the property would also suit intensive beef finishing or as dairy support. Outline Indicative Only Only Indicative Outline Other features of the property include: • Basic sheep and cattle yarding facilities • Implement shed / workshop • Mature shelter belts throughout the property • Hay shed • 23 megalitre irrigation and stock water dam

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localyour property guide Convenient, affordable allotment COBDEN Address 27 Clarke Street Auction Sat, 8th May at 11am Agent Ray White Rural Camperdown A BRICK veneer, corner allotment and the aquatic centre and gymnasium. convenient location!! Have we got your Comfort is assured with split system heating attention? and cooling, wood heater and gas ducted These are just a few features of a home that heating. The transition from outside to indoor has a lot on offer and which also includes a is made easy thanks to a generous sized modern bathroom fit out, spacious kitchen/ carport and mudroom. dining area, separate living area and four A double garage and low maintenance bedrooms to accommodate a large family. established gardens complete an affordable The home sits on a large block with Cobden’s package that is sure to interest a variety of shopping precinct just a short walk away and buyers. local health care services literally across the For sale via Auction unless sold prior. road also giving you convenient access to Contact Alistair 0407 832 227 for more.

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raywhiteruralcamperdown.com.au Ray White Rural Camperdown 128 Manifold Street, Camperdown 5593 1188 Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 15 our land localyour stock market CAMPERDOWN MORTLAKE TUESDAY, APRIL 27, 2021 MONDAY, APRIL 26, 2021 DETAILED SALEYARD ELDERS DETAILED SALEYARD CHARLES STEWART by MLA’s REPORT CAMPERDOWN REPORTby MLA’s NASH McVILLY YARDING 531 CHANGE 170 more YARDING 584 CHANGE 187 less Camperdown agents permanently shifted VEALERS: BF & GP Hand, ang, 281kg BULLOCKS: AJ & PM Symons, ang x, from pre to post weigh selling with 531 at 472¢, $1458.95; DA & BR Jones, frsn, Most of the regular following of meat 580kg at 411¢, $2383.80; Rifle Ridge, ang cattle offered, 170 more, plus an additional 708kg at 288¢, $2242.94; I & J Barrand, processors were represented at the hrfd x, 630kg at 359¢, $2261.70; P Treble, exporter was present. frsn, 365kg at 250¢, $1003.75. reduced yarding of 584 cattle, 187 less. ang x, 496kg at 411¢, $2038.56; Riplea, COWS: DA & BR Jones, frsn, 725kg at hrfd x, 608kg at 340¢, $2067.20; CA & PA Quality was mixed but mainly plain to Quality was again average to good and 258¢, $2057.55; Mannagum Dairies, frsn, Alexander, frsn, 503.8kg at 320¢, $1612.16. average, and prices for cows were 10c prices were generally unchanged to 615kg at 248¢, $1677.72; Marida Farming STEERS: R & M Williams, frsn, 467kg 308¢, to 15c/kg cheaper, except the few better cheaper. The exception was restocking Corp, frsn, 526kg at 231¢, $1336.57; L. $1438.36. covered dairy cows which remained fully lines, which were up to 30c/kg dearer due Heffernan, frsn, 615kg at 231¢, $1562.72; VEALERS: Robertson F/T, ang x, 370kg at equal. to keener competition. L J Balcombe Gen Tpt, jrsy, 455kg at Cows sold 5c to 10c/kg easier and young 455¢, $1683.50; AJ & PM Symons, ang x, The few young cattle and bulls were 225¢, $1126.13; Corlindale 1, jrsy, 433kg cattle to processors varied but were 332kg at 410¢, $1361.20. unchanged in price, with some restocking at 225¢, $1071.68. mainly on an easier price trend. HEIFERS: Rifle Ridge, ang hrfd, 638kg at young cattle clearly dearer. BULLS: R Delaney, frsn, 910kg at 270¢, The grown steers made 10c to 15c more 370¢, $2360.60; P Treble, ang x, 540kg at $2702.70. Most beef bred yearlings sold between for the light to medium weights but heavier 380¢, $2052.00; Riplea, ang x, 508kg at 320c and 360c with a sale out to 440c, steers sold 10c cheaper and in places lost 402¢, $2042.16; C & L Castaldo, ang, 530kg and restockers paid to 472c/kg for five BRIAN O’HALLORAN up to 40c/kg. at 370¢, $1961.00; AJ & PM Symons, ang x, steers to turn out. 606kg at 370¢, $2242.,20. The handful of vealers made 410c to 460c & CO. COWS: C & L Castaldo, ang, 694kg at 3.06¢, The plain dairy bred yearlings made from to processors and restockers while the $22122.25; WA & RA Kemp, ang, 650kg at 240c to 288c, with a restocker paying to yearlings to processors were between STEERS: G & E Kenna, hrfd x, 440kg at 308¢, $2002.00; N Dickson, frsn, 667.5kg at 370c/kg. 383c and 407c with a single steer at 459c/ 370¢, $1790.80. 240¢, $1602.00; Pentland, jrsy x, 508.3kg at kg. Dairy bred grown heifers were from 280c HEIFERS: Winocka Pty Ltd, hrfd, 440kg 230¢, $1169.09; CA & PA Alexander, frsn, to 288c and four very well covered beef at 326¢, $1577.84. Restockers paid from 375c to 450c for the 510kg at 218¢, $111.80. heifers made 308c/kg. COWS: Wallaby Creek Farm, frsn, bulk of their purchases and up to 465c/kg The two sales of beef cows were at 284c 611kg at 237¢, $1594.58; J & J Trading for the best of their steers. and 312c while the dairy cows made 245c Trust, frsn, 610 kg at 237¢, $1590.27; Light to medium weight grown steers sold CHARLES STEWART to 284c/kg. Lean conditioned cows sold Craven Pastoral Co, frsn, 651kg at 235¢, from 380c to 411c with restockers paying LIVESTOCK between 210c and 238c with poor to plain $1684.56; Moncrieff Pastoral Co, mon, to 430c/kg. The heavier grown steers from 180c to 215c and very poor from 611kg at 235¢, $1581.16; Port View, mon made 325c to 358c and restockers paid BULLOCKS: S & N Branson, ang, 601kg at 130c to 190c/kg. x, 611kg at 235¢, $1581.16; Timboon 370c to 398c/kg. 396¢, $2379; Yelka Pastoral, ang, 692kg at The dairy bulls made 250c to 270c/kg. View, frsn, 565kg at 235¢, $1460.52; Friesian steers were between 285c and 376¢, $2601; J & H Cloverdale, ang x, 602kg D & D Anderson, frsn, 595kg at 220¢, 331c/kg for the plain to good quality. at 348¢, $2069; A Richens, hrfd, 712kg at CHARLES STEWART $1439.90; B & E Darcy, frsn, 420kg at Beef cows sold from 270c to 316c and 333¢, $2372; Yelka Pastoral, ang x, 726kg 220¢, $1258.40. the few better covered dairy cows made at 328¢, $2381. NASH McVILLY 256c to 258c/kg. STEERS: N & C Elford, mg, 524kg at 407¢, Leaner cows were between 218c and $2133; S & N Branson, hrfd, 487kg at 405¢, $1974; S & N Branson, hrfd, 555kg at 383¢, GRASS STEERS: W P Whiteley, spec 240c with the poor to plain conditioned cows from 195c to 235c/kg. $2125. park x, 510kg at 280¢, $1570.80. VEALERS: B Bishop, ang x, 410kg at 450¢, GRASS HEIFERS: W P Whiteley, jrsy x, $1845; N & A Marlow, ang x, 244kg at 450¢, 380kg at 190¢, $794.20. SOUTHERN $1095; M & L McAdam, s/horn, 292kg at BULLS: Couch Family Trust, frsn, 870kg GRAMPIANS LIVESTOCK 448¢, $1310; C & D Baxter, ang, 420kg at at 270¢, $2583.90; N & M Armistead, frsn, 425¢, $1785. 875kg at 255¢, $2454.38; N Stevens, frsn, BULLOCKS: SJ Black, ang hrfd x, 636kg COWS: G. Branson, ang, 700kg at 313¢, 765kg at 250¢, $2103.75; W P Whiteley, at 376¢, $2391; SJ Black, hrfd x, 656kg at $2191; B Bishop, frsn, 500kg at 235¢, jrsy, 670kg at 266¢, $1960.42; T & N 322¢, $2114. $1175. Coburn, jrsy, 620kg at 266¢, $1814.12; STEERS: WJ, JM & SW Kinnea, ang, 402kg Couch Family Trust, jrsy, 595kg at 266¢, at 459¢, $1847; WJ, JM & SW Kinnea, 366kg $1740.97. at 459¢, $1679. FRIESIAN COWS: Sunday Ridge VEALERS: WJ, JM & SW Kinnea, ang hrfd Dairies, 640kg at 266¢, $1872.64; Thow x, 298kg at 370¢, $1103. Partnership, 650kg at 266¢, $1901.90; P HEIFERS: D Finnerty, ang, 440kg at 320¢, & M Ackerley, 665kg at 266¢, $1945.79; $1408. C & D Dwyer, 595kg at 266¢, $1740.97; B COWS: S & N Branson, ang, 698kg at 310¢, & S Boyd, 525kg at 250¢, $1443.75; DB & $2166; T. Holland, hrfd, 702kg at 290¢, RA Cashmore, 600kg at 250¢, $1650.00; $2035; S & N Branson, ang, 720kg at 276¢, Wilamma Trust, 567kg at 250¢, $1559.25; $1567; T. Holland, hrfd, 502kg at 275¢, LJ & JL Bongers, 755kg at 245¢, $2034.73; J & H Begeley, 720kg at 245¢, $1380. $1940.40; Hunt Farm Contracting, 710kg at 245¢, $1913.45; D & M Noy, 645kg at 245¢, $1738.26; P & S Vines Family Trust, 750kg at 229¢, $1889.25. X BRED COWS: Thow Partnership, frsn x, 3.2 million Australians 603kg at 224¢, $1485.79; P & M Ackerley, 3.2 million Australians frsn x, 485kg at 210¢, $1120.35; Evans read regional newspapers Farming, frsn x, 507kg at 210¢, $1171.17; read regional newspapers Hunt Farm Contracting, frsn x, 450kg at in print. 210¢, $1039.50; T & S McGlade, frsn x, in print. 515kg at 205¢, $1161.33. JERSEY COWS: A J Pastoral, jrsy, 370kg at 185¢, $752.95; Evans Farming, jrsy, 415kg at 185¢, $844.53; Wanstead emma™ 12 months to February 2017. Readership based on last four weeks. Survey conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, people 14+ ; Nielsen DRM February 2017, People 14+ only. Jerseys, jrsy, 397kg at 185¢, $807.90. emma™ 12 months to February 2017. Readership based on last four weeks. Survey conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, people 14+ ; Nielsen DRM February 2017, People 14+ only. 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Stone, B. GOALS, North Warrnambool: B. Kellett 5, A. Wines Portland 8, 120.87; Warrnambool 4, 69.91; LADDER: South Warrnambool 16(pts), Starkie. 4, J. Lewis 3, F. Jones 2, T. Batten, J. Berm- Hamilton 4, 61.24; Terang Mortlake 4, 50.50; 574.67(%); Koroit 12, 203.85; Hamilton 12, LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 219.30(%); Ham- ingham, C. Grundy, L. Holland, S. James, T. Port Fairy 0, 69.03; Cobden 0, 44.11. 157.94; Camperdown 8, 188.17; Port Fairy ilton 12, 323.26; South Warrnambool 12, O’Brien; Warrnambool: J. Turland 2, J. Turland 8, 116.31; Cobden 4, 62.30; Warrnambool 2, 183.33; Terang Mortlake 8, 121.38; North 2, C. Hoffmann, M. Bidmade, A. Steere, B. RESERVES FOOTBALL 49.33; North Warrnambool 2, 37.46; Terang Warrnambool 8, 72.00; Cobden 4, 115.69; Howard. NORTH W’BOOL ...... 2.0 6.1 7.5 10.6 (66) Mortlake 0, 35.51; Portland 0, 32.56. Portland 4, 109.25; Warrnambool 0, 63.03; BEST, North Warrnambool: J. Bermingham, B. WARRNAMBOOL ...... 4.0 4.2 9.3 10.6 (66) Camperdown 0, 39.16; Port Fairy 0, 18.77. Kellett, S. James, J. Dillon, M. Wines, T. Bat- GOALS, North Warrnambool: H. Schlaghecke 4, UNDER 18½ FOOTBALL ten; Warrnambool: J. Turland, M. Bidmade, D. T. Sheldon 3, R. Dews, L. Barling, J. Carlin; NORTH W’BOOL ...... 1.1 5.3 7.3 10.4 (64) OPEN NETBALL Weymouth, A. Steere, C. Hoffmann, N. Tur- Warrnambool: A. Lowe 3, A. Grant 2, M. Hardi- WARRNAMBOOL ...... 2.1 3.1 4.1 5.3 (33) COBDEN ...... 16 28 41 53 land. man, L. O’Connor, S. Turland-Rhook, W. GOALS, North Warrnambool: J. Greene 4, J. Burke KOROIT ...... 15 28 38 48 COBDEN ...... 2.3 2.3 4.4 4.6 (30) Quinlivan, N. Cowan. 3, N. Timms, B. Kelp, T. Kairl; Warrnambool: M. GOALS, Cobden: J. Finch 11, E. Finch 33, M. KOROIT ...... 2.1 7.6 13.10 4.14 (158) BEST, North Warrnambool: H. Schlaghecke, W. Picken 2, M. Sholl, H. Fleming, T. Opperman. Hutt 9; Koroit: N. Mitchell 38. GOALS, Cobden: S. Giblett, B. Berry, J. Woods, Walker, L. Barling, T. Fowler, J. Brooks, A. BEST, North Warrnambool: B. Keast, J. Mo- BEST, Cobden: E. Finch, S. Blain, R. McCann; P. Pekin; Koroit: S. Dobson 5, W. Couch 5, T. Blain; Warrnambool: A. Lowe, M. Hardiman, W. loney, J. Carlin, J. Greene, B. Kelp, J. Timms; Koroit: M. McKinnon, N. Mitchell. McIntyre 3, C. Nagorcka 2, J. Korewha 2, J. Berryman, L. O’Connor, W. Quinlivan, H. Don- Warrnambool: J. Cawthorn, T. Opperman, J. NORTH W’BOOL ...... 6 16 28 36 Watson, L. O’Sullivan, B. Harrington, F. Robb, nelly. Bateman, E. Boyd, M. Sholl, M. Sell. WARRNAMBOOL ...... 12 19 29 37 T. White, J. Hausler, T. Baulch. COBDEN ...... 0.1 2.2 2.2 3.3 (21) COBDEN ...... 1.1 1.2 2.4 2.4 (16) GOALS, North Warrnambool: S. Billings 17, T. Por- BEST, Cobden: P. Smith, G. Rooke, R. Mcvilly, J. KOROIT ...... 3.4 4.5 4.10 10.10 (70) KOROIT ...... 1.1 3.4 5.4 7.8 (50) ter 18, V.P. Grundy 1; Warrnambool: J. Thwaites Woods, S. Giblett; Koroit: J. Hausler, B. Har- GOALS, Cobden: T. Spokes 2, S. Morris; Koroit: B. GOALS, Cobden: B. Neale, M. Koroneos; Koroit: 7, A. Wormald 30. rington, D. Mooney, J. Watson, J. Korewha, Bell 3, J. Turner 2, N. Whiting 2, D. Keane, M. C. Byrne 3, A. Vickery, J. Boyle, J. McCosh, BEST, North Warrnambool: R. Batten, T. Por- W. Couch. Sinnott, D. Johnstone. P. Gleeson. ter; Warrnambool: A. Wormald, S. Cowling, A. SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 3.2 3.8 6.12 7.14 (56) BEST, Cobden: M. Kemp, B. Green, N. Nieuwen- BEST, Cobden: L. Hickey, L. Darcy, G. Dwyer, S. Pierce. CAMPERDOWN ...... 1.5 4.8 5.11 5.12 (42) huizen, S. Thow, M. Clarke, M. Pegg; Koroit: De Bie, T. Humphrey, T. Fratantaro; Koroit: C. SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 10 19 30 40 GOALS, South Warrnambool: P. Anderson 2, J. B. Bell, T. Hines, J. Linke, J. Coghlan-West, S. Byrne, C. O’Donnell, J. Boyle, H. Noonan, S. CAMPERDOWN ...... 8 23 27 40 Hussey 2, B. Beks, S. Beks, S. Thompson; Brady, D. Johnstone. Cozens, P. Gleeson. GOALS, South Warrnambool: A. Blackburn 20, O. Camperdown: S. Gordon 2, Z. Sinnott, F. Lucas, SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 2.3 3.7 8.8 11.11 (77) SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 5.3 7.5 12.9 16.11 (107) Marris 20; Camperdown: A. Clark 29, K. Baker J. Williams. CAMPERDOWN ...... 3.2 3.2 4.3 5.5 (35) CAMPERDOWN ...... 0.2 2.5 2.5 4.5 (29) 11. BEST, South Warrnambool: O. Bridgewater, J. GOALS, South Warrnambool: T. Ryan 4, W. White GOALS, South Warrnambool: T. Noseda 4, M. BEST, South Warrnambool: A. O’Connor, C. Wat- Saunders, G. Stevens, C. Gallichan, L. Mullen, 3, J. O’Sullivan 2, X. Beks, Z. Struth; Camper- McCluggage 4, H. Rhodes 2, K. Delaney 2, son; Camperdown: A. Clark, R.J. Pekin-Schil- L. Youl; Camperdown: B. Arnold, J. Dundon, F. down: I. Stephens 2, E. Coates 2, T. Fitzgerald. J. Lucas, M. Bradley, S. Lenehan, X. Farley; cht, T. Baker. Lucas, C. Spence, B. Richardson. BEST, South Warrnambool: S. Kelly, X. Beks, S. Camperdown: N. Payne, R. Kayler-Thomson, J. TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 5 14 18 25 TERANG MORTLAKE ...3.5 8.8 9.10 13.13 (91) Brown, W. White, W. Pomorin, Z. Struth; Cam- Corpuz, R. Goldstraw. PORT FAIRY ...... 4 10 17 22 PORT FAIRY ...... 0.2 2.7 8.11 11.15 (81) perdown: L. O’Neil, L. Ball, I. Stephens, L. Ste- BEST, South Warrnambool: M. McCluggage, GOALS, Terang Mortlake: J. Arundell 11, R. Davis GOALS, Terang Mortlake: W. Kain 5, M. Baxter 2, phenson, D. Coates, A. McBean. T. Noseda, W. Owen, H. Rhodes, L. Lual, F. 10, E. Lucas 3, M. Chesshire 1; Port Fairy: E. H. Roberts 2, L. Wareham 2, J. Arundell, M. TERANG MORTLAKE ...3.0 4.4 7.7 8.8 (56) Wilkinson; Camperdown: N. Payne, C. Vouti- Crapp 1, T. Elliott 13, I. Ryan 8. Carlin; Port Fairy: S. Savage 6, J. Bartlett 2, A. PORT FAIRY ...... 3.3 5.4 6.4 11.7 (73) er, R. Kayler-Thomson, J. O’Neil, Z. Field, I. BEST, Terang Mortlake: B. Hoare, J. Arundell, A. McMeel, O. Pollock, J. Conlan. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: N. Murphy 4, J. Tanner Baulch. Tanner; Port Fairy: A. Moloney, B. Meade. BEST, Terang Mortlake: W. Kain, D. Hobbs, K. 2, J. Lee, T. Justin; Port Fairy: S. Rudolph 4, J. TERANG MORTLAKE ...3.1 4.5 5.7 8.10 (58) PORTLAND ...... 17 29 40 47 Johnstone, G. Bourke, J. Arundell, J. Hay; Port Forrest 2, Z. Bellman, S. McCartney, J. Hearn, PORT FAIRY ...... 0.0 1.1 1.3 1.4 (10) HAMILTON ...... 10 22 30 39 Fairy: S. Savage, J. Dwyer, I. Martin, A. Mc- D. Stenhouse, B. Mcleod. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: H. Porter 2, S. Atkinson GOALS, Portland: L.J. Hockley 27, H. Jones 10, Cosh, A. McMeel, G. Swarbrick. BEST, Terang Mortlake: N. Murphy, T. Justin, C. 2, X. Vickers, J. Dwyer, M. Mann, N. Roberts; H. Bunney 10; Hamilton: H. Sherlock 12. PORTLAND ...... 2.0 6.5 7.9 11.17 (83) Finnerty, M. Carlin, J. Lee, J. Tanner; Port Fairy: Port Fairy: N. Payne. BEST, Portland: M. Stone, K.R. Zeunert, L.J. HAMILTON ...... 1.6 3.7 6.11 6.12 (48) S. Rudolph, J. Conrick, B. Mcleod, B. Goon- BEST, Terang Mortlake: H. Warwick, X. Vickers, Hockley; Hamilton: H. Sherlock, R. Lewis, A. GOALS, Portland: J. Dunlop 4, T. Mitchell 3, S. an, X. Stevens. H. Porter, H. Roberts, J. Aitken, S. Atkinson; Douglas. Hampshire 3, K. Richardson 3, T. Jennings PORTLAND ...... 1.2 4.3 5.5 5.6 (36) Port Fairy: A. Lay, J. van der Aa, D. Dalton, T. LADDER: South Warrnambool 14(pts), 2, J. Ballantyne 2, J. Edwards, D. Falcone, A. HAMILTON ...... 1.3 1.6 3.11 8.12 (60) Graham, M. Ward. 124.64(%); Cobden 12, 118.33; Koroit 8, Shepherd; Hamilton: D. Russell 2, L. Ueber- GOALS, Portland: H. Pritchard , M. Huppatz, PORTLAND ...... 0.2 2.3 3.10 4.10 (34) 126.45; Port Fairy 8, 112.24; Camperdown Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 19

6, 96.55; Hamilton 4, 96.72; Warrnambool 4, son; Koroit: E. Lewis, K. Purcell. LADDER: Hamilton 12(pts), 207.27(%); LADDER: Koroit 12(pts), 632.43(%); Ham- 88.79; Terang Mortlake 4, 83.33; Portland 4, NORTH W’BOOL ...... 9 15 20 28 Cobden 12, 157.89; Koroit 12, 121.05; South ilton 12, 311.48; Warrnambool 8, 184.34; 77.40; North Warrnambool 0, 74.65. WARRNAMBOOL ...... 10 23 32 39 Warrnambool 10, 108.73; Terang Mortlake South Warrnambool 8, 136.29; Cobden 8, GOALS, North Warrnambool: A. Hughes 18, 8, 121.98; North Warrnambool 6, 102.22; 82.87; Portland 4, 67.11; Terang Mortlake 4, DIVISION ONE NETBALL D. Warren 1; Warrnambool: M. Evans 7, M. Port Fairy 4, 81.01; Camperdown 0, 68.28; 46.28; Port Fairy 4, 30.59; North Warrnam- COBDEN ...... 9 19 24 29 Quadroy 8. Portland 0, 50.00; Warrnambool 0, 48.57. bool 0, 55.41; Camperdown 0, 45.41. KOROIT ...... 6 12 24 34 BEST, North Warrnambool: A. Hughes, D. Warren; GOALS, Cobden: M. Hutt 11, H. Justin 9, G. Tay- Warrnambool: R. Greene-Kelson, M. Evans. 15 & UNDER NETBALL 15 AND UNDER RESERVES NETBALL lor 3; Koroit: M. Carlin 8, C. Glare 1. SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 11 18 30 41 Koroit 37 def Cobden 13, Warrnambool 27 def South Warrnambool 42 def Camperdown 8, BEST, Cobden: H. Duynhoven, H. Foster, S. CAMPERDOWN ...... 4 11 16 18 North Warrnambool 3, South Warrnambool 35 Cobden 30 def Koroit 17, Port Fairy and Ham- Hickey; Koroit: R. Cuomo, M. Sewell, M. Carlin. GOALS, South Warrnambool: A. Monk 5, L. Rob- def Camperdown 19, Terang Mortlake 46 def ilton had the bye. NORTH W’BOOL ...... 2 7 8 13 erts 22, E. Veale 14; Camperdown: T. Williams Port Fairy 8, Portland 27 def Hamilton 18. LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 183.95(%); South WARRNAMBOOL ...... 9 13 19 26 11, O. Meade 5. LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 183.95(%); South Warrnambool 12, 152.81; Terang Mortlake GOALS, North Warrnambool: C. Sextus 9, J. BEST, South Warrnambool: L. Roberts, C. Ander- Warrnambool 12. 152.81; Terang Mortlake 8, 169.84; Cobden 8, 135.85; Portland 8, Gedye 1, E. Saffi n 3; Warrnambool: T. Antonio son, P. Thornton; Camperdown: O. Maskell, M. 8, 169.84; Cobden 8, 135.85; Portland 8, 111.94; Hamilton 8, 96.77; Warrnambool 4, 14. Manson, J. Ryan. 111.94; Hamilton 8, 96.77; Warrnambool 4, 108.47; Camperdown 0, 52.87; Port Fairy 0, BEST, North Warrnambool: S. O’Meara, E. Con- TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 10 21 28 36 108.47; Camperdown 0, 52.87; Port Fairy 0, 38.78; North Warrnambool 0, 20.00. heady, E. Saffi n; Warrnambool: J. Graham, T. PORT FAIRY ...... 16 24 36 43 38.78; North Warrnambool 0, 20.00. Antonio, B. Thwaites. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: L. Clifford 22, K. Craw- 13 AND UNDER RESERVES NETBALL SOUTH W’BOOL ...... 14 25 33 46 ley 14; Port Fairy: G.M. Bryden 7, N. Giblin 5, 13 & UNDER NETBALL Koroit 13 drew Cobden 13, Warrnambool 7 CAMPERDOWN ...... 6 10 17 26 L. Ryan 31. Koroit 52 def Cobden 10, Warrnambool 26 def def North Warrnambool 5, South Warrnam- GOALS, South Warrnambool: L. Blair 20, O. Revell BEST, Terang Mortlake: C. Lee, A. Harris, K. North Warrnambool 12, Camperdown 25 def bool 33 def Camperdown 5, Terang Mortlake 4, E. Chapman 15; Camperdown: M. Conheady Crawley; Port Fairy: K.L. Goonan, N. Giblin, K. South Warrnambool 15, Terang Morlake 25 21 def Port Fairy 4. 8, K. Hallyburton 12, R. Conheady 6. Sheehan. def Port Fairy 9, Portland 27 def Hamilton 10. LADDER: Koroit 12(pts), 335.56(%); BEST, South Warrnambool: A. Baker-Camp- PORTLAND ...... 9 17 22 31 LADDER: Koroit 12(pts), 335.56(%); Warrnambool 8, 270.83; Camperdown bell, O. Revell, E. Chapman; Camperdown: C. HAMILTON ...... 2 10 13 18 Warrnambool 8, 270.83; Camperdown 8, 8, 142.00; Port Fairy 8, 134.38; South Costelloe, K. Hallyburton, C. O’Brien. GOALS, Portland: T. Amos 18. 142.00; Port Fairy 8, 134.38; Terang Mort- Warrnambool 8, 53.06; North Warrnambool TERANG MORTLAKE ...... 6 13 25 30 BEST, Portland: B. Bensch, M. Schultz, C. Sam- lake 8, 131.82; South Warrnambool 8, 53.06; 4, 87.50; Portland 4, 66.67; Cobden 4, 44.00; PORT FAIRY ...... 11 18 26 37 son. North Warrnambool 4, 87.50; Portland 4, Hamilton 0, 19.51. GOALS, Terang Mortlake: S. Lehmann 5, J. Davis LADDER: Port Fairy 12(pts), 143.33(%); 66.67; Cobden 4, 44.00; Hamilton 0, 19.51. 14; Port Fairy: L. Addinsall 15, J. Tobin Salz- South Warrnambool 12, 139.18; Cobden 8, man 22. 125.00; Portland 8, 121.62; Terang Mortlake HAMPDEN JUNIOR WARRNAMBOOL & BEST, Terang Mortlake: S. Lehmann, A. Grundy; 8, 118.95; Koroit 8, 116.82; Warrnambool 8, LEAGUE DISTRICT LEAGUE Port Fairy: J. Barker, J. Tobin Salzman, H. Op- 105.63; Hamilton 0, 59.43; North Warrnam- UNDER 16 FOOTBALL perman. bool 0, 58.73; Camperdown 0, 51.30. Port Fairy 26.20 (176) def Terang Mortlake 0.2 SENIOR FOOTBALL PORTLAND ...... 10 15 21 34 (2), Warrnambool 9.9 (63) def North Warrnam- ALLANSFORD...... 1.3 2.6 5.10 8.13 (61) HAMILTON ...... 5 12 20 23 DIVISION THREE NETBALL bool 8.12 (60), Hamilton 17.14 (116) def Port- SOUTH ROVERS ...... 1.3 1.8 6.9 7.12 (54) GOALS, Portland: L.J. Hockley 15; Hamilton: S. Koroit 27 def Cobden 20, Warrnambool 40 land 4.4 (28), Cobden 11.8 (74) def 10.9 (69), GOALS, Allansford: C. Bellman 5, N. Johnstone, Robinson 8. def North Warrnambool 20, South Warrnam- South Warrnambool 36.20 (236) def Camper- R. Hare, J. Ellis; South Rovers: S. Williams 2, L. BEST, Portland: J.E. Piergrosse, T. Telfer; Hamil- bool 41 def Camperdown 9, Port Fairy 48 def down 1.0 (6). Payne 2, P. Drake, D. Cox, A. White. ton: S. Robinson, G. Redpath, T. Milne. Terang Morlake 8, Hamilton 22 def Portland LADDER: South Warrnambool 12(pts), BEST, Allansford: C. Bellman, N. Keane, Z. Mun- LADDER: Koroit 16(pts), 142.71(%); 21. 816.67(%); Hamilton 12, 241.59; Koroit gean, B. Lenehan, J. Ellis, J. Fedley; South Warrnambool 12, 170.69; Port Fairy 12, LADDER: Koroit 14(pts), 226.56(%); South 8, 356.82; Port Fairy 8, 219.23; Cobden Rovers: J. Dowd, P. Drake, S. Wilde, J. Higgins, 142.11; Cobden 8, 153.25; Terang Mort- Warrnambool 14, 179.45; Port Fairy 12, 8, 180.13; North Warrnambool 4, 65.16; S. Williams, B. Hotker. lake 4, 111.88; Portland 4, 97.59; South 383.78; Cobden 8, 163.93; Warrnambool 8, Warrnambool 4, 61.09; Terang Mortlake DENNINGTON ...... 1.1 2.4 5.8 6.8 (44) Warrnambool 4, 86.40; North Warrnambool 145.45; Hamilton 4, 58.76; Terang Mortlake 4, 17.16; Portland 0, 24.65; Camperdown OLD COLLEGIANS ...... 8.3 11.5 15.11 18.17 (125) 4, 72.94; Hamilton 0, 55.93; Camperdown 0, 4, 42.03; North Warrnambool 0, 50.00; Port- 17.31. GOALS, Dennington: B. Baker 2, T. Noonan, L. 52.29. land 0, 40.20; Camperdown 0, 39.20. Pearson, L. Campbell-Gavin, B. Thornton; Old UNDER 14 FOOTBALL Collegian: C. Rix 4, N. Forth 3, N. Sheehan 2, DIVISION TWO NETBALL 17 & UNDER NETBALL Port Fairy 3.5 (23) def Terang Mortlake 3.1 (19), M. Crosier 2, J. Dunne 2, J. Kenna 2, K. Bid- COBDEN ...... 2 6 13 19 Cobden 50 def Koroit 40, North Warrnambool Warrnambool 6.9 (45) def North Warrnambool made, C. Barby, S. Thomas. KOROIT ...... 9 15 24 28 31 def Warrnambool 14, South Warrnambool 5.3 (33), Hamilton 9.11 (65) def Portland 6.1 BEST, Dennington: B. Baker, Z. McKenna, E. GOALS, Cobden: H. Anderson 14, G. Beames 1, 43 def Camperdown 39, Terang Mortlake 32 (37), Koroit 14.8 (92) def Cobden 2.4 (16), Dowd, J. Vincent, T. Fitzgerald, J. Malone; A. Kelly 4; Koroit: G.R. Dunne 6. def Port Fairy 22, Hamilton 47 def Portland South Warrnambool 12.12 (84) def Camper- Old Collegian: C. Rix, N. Forth, S. Thomas, J. BEST, Cobden: A. Jeffery, M. Clifford, H. Ander- 18. down 3.3 (21). Dunne, H. White, C. Barby. Page 20 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021

RUSSELLS CREEK ...... 0.3 5.7 5.13 7.16 (58) Noorat 25. LISMORE DERRI ...... 2.3 2.6 5.8 8.13 (61) 376.32; Penshurst 8, 185.71; Lismore Der- KOLORA NOORAT ...... 3.2 11.4 12.5 15.10 (100) LADDER: Nirranda 12(pts), 280.28(%); H’DALE MACARTHUR ..1.4 2.7 3.11 4.14 (38) rinallum 4, 131.25; Great Western 4, 102.44; GOALS, Russells Creek: J. Chatfi eld 3, T. Smith 2, Timboon Demons 12, 186.84; Merrivale 8, GOALS, Lismore Derrinallum: B. Schiltz 2, J. Tatyoon 4, 89.02; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 4, S. Alberts, D. Nicholson; Kolora Noorat: J. Ma- 153.68; Panmure 8, 134.44; Russells Creek Boag 2, C. O’Keefe, J. Millard, A. Parkinson, 75.26; SMW Rovers 4, 68.35; Hawkesdale hony 7, L. Tebble 2, R. Hutchins 2, B. Reid 2, 8, 123.89; Old Collegians 4, 92.65; South R. Browne; Hawkesdale Macarthur: J. Reichman Macarthur 0, 85.71; Moyston Willaura 0, H. Darcy, L. Justin. Rovers 4, 57.58; Allansford 4, 50.31; Den- 2, O. Wortley, J. Down. 81.05; Ararat Eagles 0, 63.54; Caramut 0, BEST, Russells Creek: D. Burns, S. Alberts, J. nington 0, 50.81; Kolora Noorat 0, 46.45. BEST, Lismore Derrinallum: A. Parkinson, D. Rob- 12.88. Forth Bligh, J. Chatfi eld, S. Grinter, B. Hewett; inson, J. Molloy, B. Ketchen, J. Millard, J. At- Kolora Noorat: B. Reid, H. O’Sullivan, J. Maho- A RESERVE NETBALL kins; Hawkesdale Macarthur: D. West, L. Reich- B GRADE NETBALL ny, L. Justin, B. Kemp, S. O’Connor. Allansford 35 def South Rovers 9, Old Col- man, L. Gow, O. Wortley, M. Fry, H. Wortley. Woorndoo Mortlake 28 def SMW Rovers 24, MERRIVALE ...... 3.5 6.8 8.13 11.17 (83) legians 31 def Dennington 19, Timboon De- GREAT WESTERN ...... 1.2 3.4 6.7 8.9 (57) Tatyoon 49 def Moyston Willaura 23, Pens- TIMBOON DEMONS .....0.2 2.3 4.4 4.5 (29) mons 32 def Merrivale 24, Panmure 49 def ARARAT EAGLES ...... 1.0 3.2 4.6 7.7 (51) hurst 10 def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, Glen- GOALS, Merrivale: L. Byrne 3, B. McCutcheon 2, Nirranda 38, Russells Creek 37 def Kolora GOALS, Great Western: D. Folkes 3, S. Cocks 2, thompson Dunkeld 48 def Caramut 14, Ararat M. Boyd 2, J. Brooks, S. Gleeson, N. Krepp, Noorat 22. R. Folkes, J. Bennett, A. Cameron. Eagles 46 def Great Westen 28. M. Sandow; Timboon Demons: B. Hobbs, L. Al- LADDER: Russells Creek 12(pts), 148.48 BEST, Great Western: B. Miller, A. Ringin, D. Grel- LADDER: Penshurst 8(pts), 214.29(%); Gl- sop, T. Lindquist, T. Hunt. (%); Panmure 12, 143.33; Allansford 8, let, D. Clee, J. Hustler, N. Sibson. enthompson Dunkeld 8, 188.64; Ararat BEST, Merrivale: J. Porter, O. Doukas, J. Glee- 183.33; Timboon Demons 8, 123.53; Nirran- WICKLIFFE LK BOLAC ...1.2 3.5 4.5 7.7 (49) Eagles 8, 179.17; Woorndoo Mortlake 8, son, A. Campbell, B. McCutcheon, S. Glee- da 8, 123.46; Old Collegians 8, 93.81; Mer- PENSHURST ...... 3.5 6.6 10.9 11.11 (77) 171.43; Tatyoon 4, 136.21; Hawkesdale son; Timboon Demons: B. Newey, L. Rosolin, T. rivale 4, 107.06; Dennington 0, 65.22; Kolo- GOALS, Wickliffe Lake Bolac: B. Cook 3, C. Val- Macarthur 4, 125.71; Moyston Willaura 4, Lindquist, J. Fowler, R. Ziegelaar, J. Worboys. ra Noorat 0, 50.89; South Rovers 0, 44.34. lance 2, D. Bott, J. Anagnostou; Penshurst: K. 67.35; SMW Rovers 0, 81.94; Great Western PANMURE ...... 2.1 4.3 7.6 11.8 (74) Uebergang 4, D. Rentsch 3, J. Mibus 2, S. 0, 58.33; Lismore Derrinallum 0, 50.00; Car- NIRRANDA ...... 3.7 5.9 8.11 12.14 (86) B GRADE NETBALL Richards 2. amut 0, 34.78; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 0.00. GOALS, Panmure: D. Roache 3, J. Moloney 2, Allansford 28 def South Rovers 14, Old Colle- BEST, Wickliffe Lake Bolac: C. Vallance, H. S. Mahony, L. Gavin, T. Mahony, I. Sinnott, gains 25 def Dennington 16, Merrivale 26 def Hunter, M. Hughes, J. Anagnostou, J. Hare, C GRADE NETBALL B. Gedye, L. Bishop; Nirranda: J. Willsher 4, J. Timboons 18, Nirranda 42 def Panmure 29, B. Cook; Penshurst: N. Rentsch, S. Weston, O. Woorndoo Mortlake 30 def SMW Rovers 3, Payne 2, J. Paulin 2, D. Willsher, J. Lee, D. Russells Creek 48 def Kolora Noorat 12. Linke, C. Watt, H. Bensch, H. Bullock. Moyston Willaura 23 def Tatyoon 22, Pens- Lee, J. Spokes. LADDER: Russells Creek 12(pts), TATYOON ...... 5.9 7.17 8.21 14.24 (108) hurst 39 def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 22, Glen- BEST, Panmure: I. Sinnott, L. Lyons, D. Roache, 387.18(%); Nirranda 12, 334.04; Merrivale MOYSTON W’LAURA ...0.3 1.3 5.4 5.5 (35) thompson 44 def Caramut 10, Great Western J. Moloney, T. Wright, T. Gardiner; Nirranda: L. 12, 231.58; Old Collegians 8, 164.91; Allans- GOALS, Tatyoon: A. Pilgrim 4, B. Clay 2, K. 30 def Ararat Eagles 20. Weel, M. Lloyd, S. Carlin, J. Spokes, J. Willsh- ford 8, 95.95; Dennington 6, 94.12; Panmure Collins 2, W. Henderson, J. McCarthy, J. LADDER: Woorndoo Mortlake 8(pts), er, J. Payne. 2, 59.83; Timboon Demons 0, 57.73; Kolora Thomson, D. Brady, M. Blackburn, M. Smith; 885.71(%); Moyston Willaura 8, 177.14; LADDER: Kolora Noorat 12(pts), 219.35(%); Noorat 0, 20.34; South Rovers 0, 19.46. Moyston Willaura: H. Cronin 2, M. Peel, L. Walk- Great Western 8, 124.44; Hawkesdale Ma- Nirranda 12, 205.77; Panmure 8, 342.86; er, C. Corrigan. carthur 4, 525.00; Glenthompson Dunkeld Merrivale 8, 171.70; South Rovers 4, 123.86; 17 & UNDER NETBALL BEST, Tatyoon: W. Henderson, S. Cronin, J. 4, 177.78; Penshurst 4, 133.33; Ararat Ea- Russells Creek 4, 76.12; Timboon Demons South Rovers 22 def Allansford 21, Denning- Brown, J. Thomson, K. Collins, A. McDougall; gles 4, 128.21; Tatyoon 4, 111.63; Wickliffe 4, 69.65; Old Collegians 4, 48.73; Allansford ton 29 def Old Collegians 11, Merrivale 45 def Moyston Willaura: A. Pianta, H. Koschitzke, J. Lake Bolac 0, 44.87; Lismore Derrinallum 4, 44.21; Dennington 0, 23.22. Timboon Demons 11, Panmure 29 def Nirran- Bates, J. Robinson, M. Peel, Z. Louder. 0, 30.00; Caramut 0, 18.42; SMW Rovers 0, da 17, Russells Creek 44 def Kolora Noorat WOORNDOO M’LAKE .. 7.4 14.6 18.12 23.16 (154) 15.28. RESERVES FOOTBALL 26. SMW ROVERS ...... 2.2 4.5 8.7 10.7 (67) South Rovers 11.11 (77) def Allansford 4.3 LADDER: Dennington 12(pts), 384.00(%); GOALS, Woorndoo Mortlake: J. Buckley 9, T. Ho- 18 & UNDER NETBALL (27), Old Collegians 19.10 (124) def Denning- Russells Creek 12, 279.25; Merrivale 8, gan 5, G. Cameron 4, R. McCormick, C. Mif- Woorndoo Mortlake 10 def SMW Rovers 0, ton 0.2 (2), Kolora Noorat 9.3 (57) def Russells 157.89; Old Collegians 8, 105.80; South sud, B. Loader, S. Henry, J. O’Shea; SMW Rov- Moyston Willaura 28 def Tatyoon 17, Pens- Creek 4.9 (33), Merrivale 17.12 (114) def Tim- Rovers 8, 91.25; Allansford 4, 118.33; Kol- ers: J. Sardo 4, D. Box, J. Box, B. Fogas, D. hurst 10 def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, Glen- boon Demons 1.2 (8), Nirranda 5.11 (41) def ora Noorat 4, 96.05; Panmure 4, 64.63; Nir- Osborne, J. Forbes, R. Chapman. thompson Dunkeld 37 def Caramut 29, Great Panmure 4.3 (27). randa 0, 36.36; Timboon Demons 0, 25.00. BEST, Woorndoo Mortlake: S. Gervasoni, T. Ho- Western 48 def Ararat Eagles 11. LADDER: Merrivale 12(pts), 356.25(%); Nir- gan, G. Cameron, W. Templeton, J. Buckley, LADDER: Penshurst 8(pts), 233.33(%); randa 12, 341.82; Old Collegians 8, 194.12; 15 & UNDER NETBALL J. Coghlan-West; SMW Rovers: T. Thewlis, D. Moyston Willaura 8, 223.53; Glenthomp- Kolora Noorat 8, 183.16; South Rovers 8, Allansford 21 def South Rovers 17, Old Colle- Curran, D. Osborne, J. Sardo, J. Nicholls, D. son Dunkeld 8, 161.70; Woorndoo Mortlake 138.98; Panmure 4, 150.93; Russells Creek gians 21 def Dennington 14, Merrivale 31 def Box. 6, 137.04; Great Western 4, 175.00; Ararat 4, 75.16; Timboon Demons 4, 46.52; Allans- Timboon Demons 9, Panmure 13 def Nirranda LADDER: Woorndoo Mortkake 8(pts), Eagles 4, 41.67; Hawkesdale Macarthur 4, ford 0, 24.51; Dennington 0, 14.74. 15, Kolora Noorat 26 def Russells Creek 24. 486.25(%); Tatyoon 9, 246.75; Great West- 0.00; Caramut 2, 87.50; Lismore Derrinal- LADDER: Kolora Noorat 12(pts), 112.50(%); ern 8, 121.77; Glenthompson Dunkeld 4, lum 0, 85.71; Tatyoon 0, 52.24; SMW Rovers UNDER 18 FOOTBALL Dennington 8, 166.67; Old Collegians 8, 184.62; Moyston Willaura 4, 178.20; Ara- 0, 0.00; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 0.00. Allansford 5.7 (37) def South Rovers 4.4 (28), 156.52; Merrivale 8, 144.00; Russells Creek rat Eagles 4, 133.04, Penshurst 4, 104.90; Old Collegians 21.12 (138) def Dennington 8, 138.10; Allansford 8, 121.15; Nirranda 8, Hawkesdale Macarthur 4, 100.88; Lismore 15 & UNDER NETBALL 0.0 (0), Kolora Noorat 13.10 (88) def Russells 94.12; South Rovers 0, 64.15; Panmure 0, Derrinallum 4, 85.00; SMW Rovers 0, 51.95; Glenthompson Dunkeld 46 def Caramut 17, Creek 3.4 (22), Merrivale 19.9 (123) def Tim- 41.27; Timboon Demons 0, 36.62. Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, 26.52; Caramut 0, Great Western 10 def Ararat Eagles 0, Woorn- boon Demons 5.4 (34), Nirranda 0.0 (97) def 11.74. doo Mortlake 38 def SMW Rovers 7, Tatyoon Panmure 0.0 (21). 13 & UNDER NETBALL 15 drew Moyston Willaura 15, Penshurst 43 LADDER: Allansford 12(pts), 614.29(%); South Rovers 19 def Allansford 14, Old Col- RESERVES FOOTBALL def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 4. Old Collegians 12, 410.29; South Rovers 8, legians 37 def Dennington 3, Merrivale 40 def Glenthompson Dunkeld 25.24 (174) def Car- LADDER: Woorndoo Mortlake 8(pts), 213.75; Kolora Noorat 8, 123.66; Merrivale Timboon Demons 0, Panmure 9 def Nirranda amut 0.0 (0), Lismore Derrinallum 21.16 (142) 517.65(%); Glenthompson Dunkeld 8, 386. 4, 137.25; Timboon Demons 4, 62.69; Rus- 3, Kolora Noorat 16 def Russells Creek 10. def Hawkesdale Macarthur 1.1 (7), Great 96; Penshurst 6, 329.41; Moyston Wil- sells Creek 4, 60.90; Nirranda 4, 48.84; Den- LADDER: Old Collegians 12(pts), 625.00(%); Western 19.9 (123) def Ararat Eagles 4.1 (25), laura 6, 240.00; Great Western 6, 176.92; nington 4, 34.60; Panmure 0, 25.60. Allansford 8, 187.10; Merrivale 8, 147.83; Penshurst 7.7 (49) def Wickliffe Lake Bo- Hawkesdale Macarthur 4, 383.33; Lismore South Rovers 8, 125.81; Dennington 8, lac 3.4 (22), Moyston Willaura 13.10 (88) def Derrinallum 4, 0.00; Tatyoon 2, 36.21; Car- UNDER 15 FOOTBALL 59.18; Russells Creek 4, 145.95; Kolora Tatyoon 5.6 (36), Woorndoo Mortlake 7.5 (47) amut 0, 28.13; SMW Rovers 0, 21.31; Wick- South Rovers 17.9 (111) def Allansford 0.0 (0), Noorat 4, 90.24; Panmure 4, 30.23; Nirranda def SMW Rovers 6.3 (39). liffe Lake Bolac 0, 11.84; Ararat Eagles 0, Old Collegians 12.21 (93) def Dennington 0.0 4, 20.51; Timboon Demons 0, 13.10. LADDER: Great Western 8(pts), 1077.78(%); 0.00. (0), Kolora Noorat 13.9 (87) def Russells Creek Lismore Derrinallum 8, 956.00; Woorndoo 1.1 (7), Timboon Demons 6.11 (47) def Mer- Mortlake 8, 480.00; Moyston Willaura 8, 13 & UNDER NETBALL rivale 3.6 (24), Nirranda 0.85 (85) def Panmure MININERA LEAGUE 328.57; SMW Rovers 4, 421.28; Glenthomp- Glenthompson Dunkeld 19 def Caramut 8, 0.8 (8). son Dunkeld 4, 316.42; Tatyoon 4, 81.75; Ararat Eagles 8 def Great Western 6, SMW LADDER: Kolora Noorat 12(pts), SENIOR FOOTBALL Penshurst 4, 26.84; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 0, Rovers 8 def Woorndoo Mortlake 4, Moyston 4487.50(%); South Rovers 12, 1405.26; Tim- CARAMUT ...... 0.0 0.1 2.4 5.5 (35) 28.97; Ararat Eagles 0, 19.55; Hawkesdale Willaura 18 def Tatyoon 1, Penshurst 33 def boon Demons 12, 651.52; Old Collegians 8, GLEN DUNKELD ...... 9.8 13.14 19.19 25.24 (174) Macarthur 0, 2.33; Caramut 0, 1.75. Wickliffe Lake Bolac 2. 500.00; Nirranda 8, 200.00; Dennington 4, GOALS, Caramut: N. Frith, B. McGowan, J. LADDER: Penshurst 8(pts), 2900.00(%); 44.72; Merrivale 4, 30.73; Russells Creek 0, Stapleton, R. Flynn, P. Edwards; Glenthomp- A GRADE NETBALL Glenthompson Dunkeld 8, 366.69; SMW 8.37; Panmure 0, 8.33; Allansford 2.35. son Dunkeld: T. Irwin 7, A. Richardson 4, C. Penshurst 51 def Wickliffe Lake Bolac 26, Rovers 8, 314.29; Lismore Derrinallum 4, McLeod 4, M. Fry 3, M. McMeel 3, J. Fergu- Woorndoo Mortlake 49 def SMW Rovers 19, 118.18; Moyston Willaura 4, 110.53; Ararat A GRADE NETBALL son, M. Johnson, L. Rogerson, J. Dawson. Tatyoon 48 def Moyston Willaura 31, Glen- Eagles 4, 100.00; Wickliffe Lake Bolac 4, South Rovers 44 def Allansford 36, Old Col- BEST, Caramut: B. Makepeace, L. Kelly, J. thompson Dunkeld 92 def Caramut 13, Great 55.56; Caramut 0, 37.93; Hawkesdale Ma- legians 48 def Dennington 33, Timboon De- Stapleton, S. Lees, J. Lenehan, T. Lott; Glen- Western 54 def Ararat Eagles 29. carthur 0, 21.43; Tatyoon 0, 11.63; Great mons 35 def Merrivale 29, Nirranda 39 def thompson Dunkeld: M. Lowe, T. Irwin, J. Lloyd, LADDER: Woorndoo Mortlake 8(pts), Western 0, 11.29. Panmure 37, Russells Creek 53 def Kolora T. Staude, W. Collins, B. Wardlaw. 444.44(%); Glenthompson Dunkeld 8, Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 21 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Fax: 5593 3606 HEYTESBURY INDOOR the remainder of the match, while Cobden (2) slow off the mark, scoring a single to conced- Notes piled on the pain, victors over Timboon Lawn ing seven shots to the visitors over the fi rst BIAS BOWLS ASSOCIATION (4) 32-12. four ends. The third match is between Timboon Lawn After the warm-up was over, Scotts Creek THIS Week in Heytesbury sees the season the visitors. (3) hosting Simpson (1). (3) started scoring and added eight shots to opener and the start of pennant. Timboon Lawn (2) did stop the momentum The visitors started the match with a single their score, leading 9-8 after eight ends. We start with division one coverage with though with a double on the 12th end. but the home team got four more over the next The visitors would add a double and a single Cobden (1) hosting Camperdown (2). Albeit, it was momentary as Scotts Creek four ends, leading 4-1 after fi ve ends. to their ledger but the home side added a single The home side took fi rst blood with two dropped the hammer and continued to score Both sides scored two singles each over the to remain within one, 10-11 down at the half shots in the fi rst end, but the visitors replied eight shots over the next six ends, extending next four ends, with Timboon Lawn (3) up 6-3 way mark. with their own double the very next end and by their lead 21-7. after nine ends. Cobden (3) had a small burst with a triple the sixth end, the scoreline was fi ve all. The visitors managed to claw back four pre- Then, Simpson’s (1) skip Gary decided he and a single in ends 12 and 13 to extend their Cobden (1) broke the deadlock after a single cious shots on ends 19 and 20 but Scotts Creek had enough of jack taunting him and parted lead, 15-10. and three more shots in ends seven and eight. shut the door with a single on the last end to ways off the mat on the next end. Scotts Creek (3) added two singles to their By end 12, the score was 11-8 to the home be victorious over Timboon Lawn (2) 22-11. The consolation was that they got a single on score over the following two ends closing the side. The next end however, seemed to be the In the last match for the division, Timboon the replay, 4-10 after 10 ends. gap slightly. pivotal part of the match. A two to the home Lawn (1) recorded a comfortable 37-6 victory The next passage can be described in pairs The visitors added a single to their tally in side, as well as singles in three out of the next over Laang-Ecklin.When this card came in, it – two singles to the home side in ends 11 and end 16 but ends 17 and 18 were good for the four ends (one being a no score end), at end 17 After one round, the division one top four is 12, a single and a triple to the visitors in ends home side with a single and a double, to get Cobden (1) had stretched their lead 18-8, with Timboon Lawn (1), Scotts Creek (1), Camper- 13 and 14, two more singles to the home team back within one shot again, 15-16 with three only four ends to play. down (1) and Cobden 1. in the next two ends and two doubles to the ends to play. Camperdown (2) did gain a double on the Division 2 is the next stop on the pennant visitors in ends 17 and 18. It was coming down to the wire as Cobden very next end, but gave it back on end 19, two tour. Simpson (1) were only two shots off the (3) added a double and extending the gap to ends from home. The fi rst cab off the rank in division two is pace, 12-14 with three ends to play. three shots, 18-15 with two ends to play. Camperdown (3) hosting Scotts Creek 2. Two singles conceded to Camperdown 2 End 19 would belong to Timboon Lawn (3), Scotts Creek (3) mounted a charge and Both sides started off with singles in the fi rst towards the end made the score 18-12 in Cob- extending their lead 15-12. picked up four shots on the penultimate end, two ends, but the visitors gained three singles den’s (1) favour. The last two ends would go to the visitors taking the lead for the fi rst time in the match, through ends three to fi ve. Camperdown (1) hosting Cobrico and the however, with a double and a single to tie the 19-18 with one end to play. On the sixth end, Scotts Creek’s (2) lead visitors were the ones to kick off that match match at 15 shots apiece. It came down to a fi nal end shootout and for Marlene decided jack needed to get out more with a double. The last match to round out the division two Cobden (3), a double was what was needed to and went for a holiday. The home team got a single and a triple on coverage this week is Glenormiston (1) host- snatch the win 20-19 from Scotts Creek (3). They got a single on the replay but by end the following two ends, then the visitors got ing Camperdown (4). The last match to round out division three eight, the home side got three shots back to a double to lock the match up at four all after this week was one for bragging rights - Gle- make the score fi ve all. Both sides scored singles early before Gle- four ends. normiston (3) also known as Team Jenny Over the next four ends, the home team normiston skipped out to a 14-7 lead, which Two singles either way in the next two ends, against Glenormiston (2), also known as Team gained 10 shots to the visitors’ three shots and it continued to hold throughout the encounter. made it fi ve all after six ends. Max. took the lead 15-8. The home side continued to grow its lead and It was one-way traffi c for the next fi ve ends, at one stage was ahead 24-12, before Camper- The home side started off strong but Gle- End 13 would start the fi ghtback for Scotts normiston (2) weathered the storm and eventu- with Camperdown (1) scoring seven shots ex- Creek (2), with the side gaining eight lost shots down made a late fi ghtback to reduce the fi nal tending their lead 12-5 after the half way mark. margin to fi ve shots, 24-19 at the completion ally went on to post a 21-18 victory. over the next four ends to take the lead, 16-15. A reminder regarding scorecards: please send The visitors got off fi ve with a single to get to On end 17, a single to the home side locked of play. six on the 12th end. After round one the top four is Cobden (2), a clear, legible photo of BOTH sides of your up the game again at sixteen shots apiece be- scorecard to the following numbers: 0438 377 Not to be outdone, the home side got a four fore the visitors scored a triple and a double on Glenormiston (1), Scotts Creek (2) and Simp- on the next end, extending their lead to 16-6 son (1). 613 (Maria) and 0418 218 547 (Scott) or email ends 18 and 19 respectively. pictures to [email protected]. with eight ends to play. The home side could only manage a double Division three rounds out our pennant cov- Cobrico scored three singles over the next erage this week and Simpson (2) had the bye In regards to the physical scorecard, please give and a single on the last two ends of the match, to a Camperdown representative, drop into the three ends to claw back the defi cit a little 18-9 with Camperdown (3) narrowly going down to this week with the vacancy left by Cobden (4) Camperdown Bowling Club letterbox or mail to with fi ve ends to play. Scotts Creek (2) 19-21. pulling out of the division. 8 Thornton St, Camperdown. Camperdown (1) got a double on the very The next match is between Cobden (2) host- The fi rst match is between Camperdown (5) If anyone wants to receive a copy of this col- next end but fortune favoured Cobrico in end ing Timboon Lawn (4). hosting Peterborough. 18 when Camperdown’s (1) skipper Ron de- The match started out like most so far – both Both teams started out evenly, scoring two umn in their inbox each week, be sure to email cided to run out of available green space. sides gaining fi ve shots each over as many shots each in the fi rst three ends and even after [email protected], along with your stories Cobrico would gain a double on the replay, ends and the visitors breaking the stalemate eight ends, scores were locked again at six all. from pennant and around the traps. More stories to be within three shots with as many ends to with a double on end six to lead, 7-5. Even after 12 ends, the match was pretty equals more and better content. play, 15-18. Then Timboon Lawn’s (4) skip starting chas- tight with Peterborough scoring two doubles Entries are being taken for the Warrnambool Camperdown 1 would get two more doubles ing jack like a fox and took it off the green and Camperdown (5) scoring a single and a Open Pairs Tournament on Saturday, May 1. on ends 19 and 20 and then tragedy struck. stuff. double to be 9-10 down. Speak with George Draffen on 0438 898 704 This time, Cobrico’s skipper Ron took jack Cobden (2) would capitalise by gaining a At that point, Peterborough’s skip Steph had for more information. in to the back room for a chat but managed to double on the replay, as well as the following told jack where to go but the visitors managed The Ballarat Association Social Visit is on Sun- get one shot back on the replay. Camperdown end and took the lead 13-7 after 8 ends. to gain a single back, 11-13 down in favour of day, May 2. A bus will be leaving Camperdown 1 def. Cobrico 26-16. Not deterred, the visitors got a single and a the home side. Bowling Club at 8.30am and players can either The third match was between Scotts Creek double on the next two ends, to close the gap The visitors managed to claw their way back buy their lunch at the venue or bring it with them. and Timboon Lawn (2). 10-15. into the lead with two doubles and two singles, Next Tuesday, May 4 (10.30am start) starts the The match got off to a good start, with both That is where Timboon Lawn (4) got stuck, while conceding a single and a double to the Camperdown Tournament – no longer a soup and sides getting a single and a double each over conceding six shots over ends 11 through 14 home side to be in the lead 17-16 with two sandwich so please bring your own lunch. Tea the fi rst four ends, then a double for Timboon and end 15 quite frankly, added insult to injury. ends to play. and coffee will be provided. Lawn (2) and two singles for Scotts Creek. Timboon Lawn’s (4) skip tried to capture Unfortunately for Peterborough the run Numbers are limited so, contact Michele Be- After the fi rst seven ends, the score was fi ve jack (the hare) without success and Cobden stopped and Camperdown (5) scored a double lyea as soon as possible with entries. all. would gain a single on the replay, pushing and a triple to defeat Peterborough, 21-17. And that ladies and gentlemen was this week The next fi ve ends were the home side, scor- forward 24-10. The next match was Scotts Creek (3) host- in Heytesbury. Next week, we fi gure out if its ing nine shots to extend their lead 13-5 over The visitors would manage two singles for ing Cobden (3) and the home team was a little autumn or winter. Stay tuned. Mercy students hit state champs SIX Mercy Regional College students (pictured) took part in the School Sport Victoria State Swimming Championships last week. Matilda Darcy, Kiarna Murfett, Kailam Bateman, Finn Darcy, Hamish Dean and Parker Walsh all represented the school at the event held at Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre. Matilda contested the under 14 girls 50 metre breaststroke and the under 14 girls 200 metre individual medley event, while Kiarna was entered in the under 16 girls 50 metre breaststroke. Kailam, Finn, Hamish and Parker all combined to compete in the under 14 boys relay. Meanwhile, two Terang College students also competed at the event. Ingrid Cavarsan fi nished fourth in female 12 to 20 100 meter butterfl y, 17 year female 50 metre butterfl y, 17 year 50 metre backstroke, 12-20 female 400 and fi fth in the 17 year female 50 metre freestyle events. Ben Carlin fi nished eighth in the male 14 years 50 metre 2021E freestyle. Page 22~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 AFL footy tipping comp TIPSTER Will TIPSTER Nick TIPSTERTIPSTER Michelle TIPSTERTIPSTER Shane

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ROUND 7 RED HOT LAUREN from LEADER TIPPING Camperdown Veterinary Clinic 2021 picked all NINE winners. BOARD TIPSTER Clayton TIPSTER Stephen TIPSTER Lauren ROUND 6 Lauren ...... 40 Western Bulldogs Western Bulldogs Western Bulldogs Collingwood Collingwood Collingwood Sarah ...... 39 Adelaide GWS Giants GWS Giants Stephen ...... 39 Hawthorn Hawthorn St Kilda Brisbane Port Adelaide Brisbane Michael ...... 38 Sydney Geelong Sydney Browny ...... 38 Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Glen...... 36 Essendon Essendon Essendon West Coast West Coast West Coast Max ...... 36 L/WEEK Fraz Familyily L/WEEK L/WEEK Eliza ...... 36 Pharmacy Shane ...... 36 7 7 9 Clayton ...... 36 68 High St, Terang 219 Manifold St, Camperdown 1 Leura St, Camperdown David ...... 36 Ph 5593 1253 Ph 5593 2288 TOTAL TOTAL Ph 5593 1077 TOTAL Grant ...... 36 Donation goes to 36 Donation goes to 39 Donation goes to 40 Marlin ...... 36 Cooinda Terang Royal Children’s Hospital Are You Bogged Mate? Tony ...... 35 Will ...... 34 TIPSTER Rob TIPSTER Eliza TIPSTER Gerard Stacey ...... 34 Steve ...... 34 Richmond Richmond Richmond Ashley ...... 33 Gold Coast Gold Coast Gold Coast Adelaide Adelaide Adelaide Jason ...... 33 Hawthorn Hawthorn St Kilda Chris ...... 32 Port Adelaide Port Adelaide Port Adelaide Sydney Sydney Geelong Michelle ...... 32 Nth Melbourne Melbourne Melbourne Nick ...... 31 Essendon Essendon Essendon Fremantle West Coast Fremantle Rob ...... 30 Toni ...... 30 L/WEEK L/WEEK L/WEEK Heather ...... 28 C’Down 4 6 Timboon 5 Cobden Roadhouse Staff ...28 Andrea ...... 27 102 Manifold St, Camperdown 149 Manifold St, Camperdown 2/15 Main St, Timboon Ph 5593 7500 TOTAL Ph 5593 2869 TOTAL Ph 5598 3447 TOTAL Trent ...... 27 Gerard ...... 27 Donation goes to 30 Donation goes to 36 Donation goes to 27 Cancer Council Victoria Kolora Noorat Football Netball Club Timboon P-12 for a Sports Scholarship

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4 7 CAMPERDOWN 7 6 135 Manifold St, Camperdown 15 Victoria St, Cobden 193 Manifold St, Camperdown 124 Manifold St, Camperdown Ph 5593 1152 TOTAL Ph 5595 1536 TOTAL Ph 5593 1455 TOTAL Ph 5593 1888 TOTAL Donation goes to 36 Donation goes to 38 Donation goes to 38 34 Camperdown Hospital Simpson Speedway Tuberous Sclerosis Australia Page 24 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Round three HFNL action - Terang Mortlake vs Port Fairy

Tough nut: Bloods skipper Jarryd Hay lays a tackle during his side’s win last Welcome addition: Lachie Wareham, pictured delivering a handball, slotted two weekend. 2021D goals as he impressed in his fi rst game of 2021.2021D

Finding his feet: Brodie Carracher gets back off the mark after winning a free kick Raking left foot: Joel Crawley sends the Bloods forward during the fi rst half of early in the Bloods win. 2021D last Saturday’s 10 point win. 2021D

Young talent: Darcy Hobbs was once again among Terang Mortlake’s best in his Deadeye: Will Kain, pictured sliding to take a chest mark, kicked another fi ve fi rst season of senior football.2021D goals to extend his season tally to nine goals. 2021D Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 25 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Fax: 5593 3606 Racecourse undergoes annual reno

TERANG and District Racing Club received some tough love and care this week. The club’s racetrack underwent its annual maintenance program, with Racing Victoria staff coming from Melbourne to assist with the repair works. The surface was dethatched, scarifi ed, aerated and sowed in preparation for the colder winter months, ahead of a likely racing return in mid to late November. The club’s racing calendar is expected to be confi rmed in the coming weeks, with Racing Victoria normally revealing its racing dates for the next season in mid-May. Meanwhile, 119 horses were given hit-outs ahead of the upcoming May Racing Carnival next week. Sixteen jump-outs were held at the Camperdown Turf Club on Tuesday, with group winner Repairs: Racing Victoria staff joined Terang and District Racing Club track manager Daniel Lynch and his team of helpers Moonlight Maid headlining the contigent of to complete the annual maintenance works at the racecourse this week. 2021D horses. Group one awaits Lee, Jilliby Nitro

CONNECTIONS of Jilliby Nitro are hoping the promising pacer can rediscover the glittering form it produced as a two-year old colt. The Marg Lee-trained four year-old was a star on the track in its two year-old year, winning prestigious group one events including the Australian Pacing Gold and Gold Crown fi nals. But an injury sustained in the Breeders Challenge in its last race of its two year-old campaign curtailed Jilliby Nitro’s early career. Following a lengthy rehabilitation, the son of Bettors Delight has continued to run strongly in its recent campaign, fi nishing in the top three placings in all of its 16 career runs to date. However, Jilliby Nitro has failed to win again on the biggest stage but connections are hoping their luck changes at Melton on Saturday night when he contests the $210,000 group one Australian Pacing Gold fi nal for four year-old entires and geldings on Saturday night. Lee said connections were hopeful Jilliby Nitro could still capitalize on the potential it showed early in its career. “After he ran third in the Breeders Challenge he needed a fair bit of time off for surgery so Group one shot: Jilliby Nitro, pictured winning at Terang last year, will tackle the Australian Pacing Gold fi nal for four whether he comes back and fi nd that form from year-old entires and geldings at Melton this Saturday. 2020D his two year-old year, we’re hoping he can,” one event. when you’re stepping up into group one Jilliby Chevy is entered in a $24,000 pace she said. Son Jason will drive the horse for Lee. company,” she said. and Jilliby Lorenzo will contest a $20,000 “He’s a striking black colt with a white face “He’s drawn seven which is also going to “His fi rst race back I was pretty happy so pace, while Rollinjacksrainbow will contest the and is really eye-catching and he’s a good horse make it really hard,” she said. hopefully he can fi nd himself in the money $50,000 Australian Pacing Gold four year-old to have around the stable. ”Expensive Ego is running off the front and somewhere. You never know what could consolation group two event. “If they were all as consistent and as good as Mach Dan is on the second row so it’s going happen, he hasn’t been out of a place in his Fellow trainers Paddy Lee and Matthew he’s been we’d be pretty happy.” to be pretty hard but he’ll only benefi t from his career so hopefully he won’t be too far away.” Craven will also contest events at headquarters. While Lee is hoping for the pacer’s top fi rst up run. Other horses set to head to Melton for Lee Paddy Lee will sulky up A Jewel In The form, she also knows it is going to be tough to “We would have liked to have had a couple include Jilliby Chevy, Jilliby Lorenzo and Crown in a $20,000 trot, while Crime Writer match the quality of the fi eld given it is a group more runs under his belt but it is also tougher Rollinjacksrainbow. will compete in a $20,000 pace for Craven.

Glenormiston Notes Mortlake Bowls Club Veterans golf indoor bowls THIS week in Mortlake was a Good luck to Dave McNicoll Sign-up is open to everyone results little slow. playing for West Coast in the with any skill level (including new RESULTS from the latest Corangamite Veteran GLENORMISTON Ind oor Bowls Club The next event is our annual Bowls Victoria Region Sides players) in the sign-up box at the Golfers Association competition held at winners from its latest social events held general meeting, held on Thursday, Championship this weekend. His main entrance or leave a message Timboon. throughout March and April. May 13 at 7.30pm. fi rst game is Friday at 3.30pm. on 5599 2361 before 12 noon. A grade: winner M. McMenzie 39 points on March 15: G. Heard, D. Noonan, D. If members have not received Autumn bowls is still happening Play starts at 1pm, casual dress, countback from runner-up T. Ziegelaar and B. Hilton. their materials already, please let and is a great time to work on your March 22: J. Meade, J. Wallace, T. fl at soled shoes (or bare feet if you Finlayson. Scott know ASAP. bowls in the off-season. Miller, D. Hilton. prefer) and costs $5 to play. B grade: winner C. Cobbledick 35 points, Forms are to be returned by last Max Heard’s winning streak has runner-up J. Collins 33 points, third P. Collihole. March 29: J. Noonan, D. Noonan. That about does it for this week April 12: M. Heard, C. Ham, Dawn mail, Wednesday, May 12. ended because Alan Wentworth Nearest the pins: O. Lucas (fi fth hole), J. Costin in Mortlake. Hilton. Legible pictures can also be and Kevin O’Shannessy won the (seventh and 10th holes), K. Plozza (14th hole). April 19. G. Noonan, D. Miller, Dawn sent by email to secretary@ day so be sure to come down next Tune in next week as we start to NAGA awards: A grade winner W. Burns, B Hilton. mortlakebowlsclub.com as well. week and have a roll. wind up the season that never was. grade winner G. Hondow. Page 26 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Karate success Kain claims for local dojos A SMALL group of local karate students headed stableford to Sydney for the 2021 Australian Karate Federa- tion Australian Open recently. WILL Kain produced the score of the day to win a A number of local dojos took part in the champi- stableford competition at Mortlake Golf Club last onships, while others upgraded their judging and Saturday. refereeing accreditations. The 24-handicapper fi nished with 42 points, Terang dojo Jill Cole become the fi rst Funa- well clear of runner-up Jack Lehmann (13) on 38 koshi Karate member to be invited to compete points. in the open where she fi nished third in the ladies’ Rob Field (14) survived a countback to fi nish veterans kata. Terang Dojo instructor Peter Conroy was third with a score of 36 points. thrilled with the results. Balls down the line went to Lehmann, Field, He is hoping to welcome new squad members Richard van Diemen, Ed Robinson, Dean Killen, for the next championship and is already looking Ray Dore, Craig Fowler, Wes Wareham and forward to a full year of competition. Alistair Clarke. Nearest the pins were recorded by Steve Right: Terang’s Jill Cole fi nished third in Hubbard (holes three and 12), Will Kain (holes the ladies veterans kata at the Australia six and 15) and Rob Field (holes nine and 18).

Open recently. 2021E This weekend’s event is a stroke round for the May monthly medal. Cobden night netball kicks off Bowlers set for West Coast Region duties ROUND one of the Cobden Swifts 21 Smithwick 1. TWO local bowlers are set to represent the Brewer will play as a third under Winchelsea’s Night Netball Association was GOALS, Vixens: Isobel BEST, Cobden Bloods: West Coast Region at the 2021 Bowls Victoria Rhys Jeffs, while Mortlake’s David McNicoll held last week. Sinnott 14, Mia McVilly 6, Alice Suhan, Jessica Walsh, Region Sides Championships later this week. Results: Marley Howard 2; Swifts: Matilda Darcy; College Blues: will lead for Warrnambool skipper Ben Timboon’s Gill Vorwerk and Fiona Newey Juniors: Victoria Buckle 16, Emily Ebony Pearce, Madison Cornick. are bound for Shepparton as part of the West Thunderbirds 48 Hickey 5. Helmore, Charli Hewish. West Coast will meet the Wimmera, Firebirds 11 BEST, Vixens: Mia McVilly, Diamonds 32 Coast team. Bendigo Campaspe, Geelong, Eastern It is made up of players from the region’s GOALS, Thunderbirds: Isobel Sinnott, Elsie Sinnott; Awesome Sauce 26 Ranges, Strezlecki Yarra and Metro West three divisions – Corangamite, Far Western Remy Gaut 18, Shelby Swifts: Ismaela Ford, Emily GOALS, Diamonds: Ruby regions at various venues in Shepparton from and Western District – which all submit teams Cameron 17, Isla Nolan 12; Hickey, Victoria Buckle. Kenna 15, Hayley Collins 7, Friday to Sunday. of four to then combine under the one banner Firebirds: Ruby Darcy 7, Seniors: Annie Johnstone 5; Awesome West Coast is yet to win the overall title at Maddison Stegic 2, Macey Cobden Bloods 49 Sauce: Sarah Delwig 22, Fiona to contest the championships. the annual event which did not go ahead last Mahony 2. College Blues 10 Kent 4. Vorwerk will skipper a rink which features year due to COVID. BEST, Thunderbirds: Isla GOALS, Cobden Bloods: BEST, Diamonds: Ruby Newey as a lead, while Camperdown’s Maria Nolan, Isla Fleming, Remy Alice Suhan 11, Matilda Darcy Kenna, Hayley Collins, Tia Van Someren will play as a third under Colac The 2019 edition was won by Metro West Gaut; Firebirds: Ruby Darcy, 9, Eisha Howard 8; College Kenna; Awesome Sauce: Sarah City’s Kathy Leslie. (men’s) and Northern Gateway (women’s), Amarli Lawlor, Grace Roberts. Blues: Riley Stephenson Delwig, Emily Gaut, Fiona In the men’s team, Camperdown’s Matthew two of the stronger bowls regions in Victoria. Vixens 22 5, Ebony Pearce 4, Dayle Kent. Pennant golf results Coolahan wins stableford comp LADIES pennant golf resumed on Monday, zero points. with round three of the Western District Golf Division two: Peterborough four points, Cobden GOLF NOTES TERANG Association season held. four points, Warrnambool two points, Port Fairy Results: two points, Timboon zero points. SCORING proved tricky in a stableford hole), Paddy O’Connor (sixth hole), Scott Division one: Division three: East Framlingham four points, event at the Terang Golf Club last week. Coverdale (eighth hole), Billy Wood (11th Camperdown lost to Terang 4-1, Port Fairy lost Camperdown four points, Peterborough two Playing under grey skies, Chris Coolahan hole). to Hamilton 3-2, Timboon defeated Warrnambool points, Warrnambool two points, Port Fairy zero carded the best score of the day to claim the On Sunday morning, golfers contested a 12 3-2. points. day’s honours on a countback from Paddy Division two: Pennant continues next Monday for the ladies hole stableford event. O’Connor. Port Fairy lost to Peterborough 5-0, Warrnambool with division one matches to be played at Camper- Results: Results: lost to Cobden 4-1. down, while divisions two and three will be held at Winner: Wayne Reicha 33 points, runner- Winner: Chris Coolahan (16) 35 points on Division three: Peterborough and East Framlingham respectively. up Steve Grinter 31pts. countback from Paddy O’Connor (13) 35 Port Fairy lost to East Framlingham 4-1, Meanwhile, men’s pennant will make its return Balls down the line: Timothy Rollo 30pts. Peterborough lost to Camperdown 4-1. this Sunday. points Nearest the pin: Gary Marr Ladders: Matches will be played at Port Fairy, Heywood Balls down the line: Division one: Terang six points, Timboon six and Cobden in the scratch divisions, while the Garry Marr (17) and Daryl Johnstone (23) Club Ball: Rob Durant. points, Hamilton four points, Warrnambool two handicap contests will be held at Warrnambool 34 points; Terry Beasley (26) and Michael This Saturday’s event is a stroke round for points, Port Fairy zero points, Camperdown and Timboon. Heffernan (18) 33 points. the monthly medal, while a 12 hole event Nearest the pins: Daryl Johnstone (third will be held on Sunday. yes, it’s our local paper

Camperdown Chronicle Terang Express Cobden Timboon Coast Times Mortlake Dispatch Thursday, April 29, 2021 ~ Page 27 your local SPORT Phone: 5593 1888 Email: [email protected] Fax: 5593 3606 Bloods land fi rst points of 2021 TERANG Mortlake open netball coach Liz Fowler attributed her side’s victory to its full Fowler admits her side was relieved to get its fi rst court defence and praised her players’ ability to win of season 2021 on the board last Saturday. turn the ball over in dangerous areas . The Bloods had started the year with a narrow “It was very hotly contested – it was a really loss to Camperdown before it went down to strong defensive game from both sides but I think Koroit but changed its run of luck with a hard- at the end we had the slight upperhand at the fought 25-22 win over Port Fairy. defensive end,” she said. “They were very excited to get the win on the “Our attacking end became great defenders and board,” Fowler said. when we turned it over, they were able to re-turn “We knew it was important to get an early win the ball over and capitalise. because losing those close games don’t get you “I think we just probably had a slight upperhand any points on the ladder. in being able to cause turnovers and then “They were very relieved to get their fi rst win.” capitalise on them.” In a low-scoring affair, Terang Mortlake held The win gives the Bloods confi dence heading its nerve in the fi nal term after Port Fairy crept into its upcoming contest with Hamilton within a goal at the fi nal change. The Bloods had held a four goal lead at the Kangaroos but Fowler said her side’s approach main change, but the Seagulls reduced the defi cit would not change. to give themselves every chance of victory. “Even though we have that win on the board, However, Brooke Hoare and Alice Tanner there’s certainly areas we’ve pointed out to work combined strongly in defence to stop Port Fairy’s on,” she said. attacking thrusts in the last quarter, with the pair “It’s the same thing (as last week), that match ensuring the Bloods recorded a three goal victory. fi tness and focusing for the whole four quarters At the opposite end, Jacqui Arundell (11 goals), and mental toughness (that we want to work on). Rhi Davis (10 goals), Emma Lucas (three goals) “We don’t really know how we’ll match up and Maddison Chesshire (one goal) combined to with Hamilton, so we’ll be focusing on our game Hot form: Brooke Hoare was once again Terang Mortlake’s best player last build the side’s winning score. and getting our plays set up.” Saturday. 2021D Tigers winning run rolls on WOORNDOO Mortlake league, Tatyoon recorded a Nicole Anderson was named continued its winning start on 73 point win over Moyston best on court following a the football fi eld and netball Willaura, Penshurst beat strong performance at centre, court last weekend. Wickliffe-Lake Bolac by 28 while goal shooter Sarah The Tigers senior footy and points, Lismore Derrinallum Cameron was also among the A grade netball sides both accounted for Hawkesdale best players after she shot 34 recorded victories in round Macarthur, Great Western goals. two matches against SMW held off Ararat Eagles and In the other A grade games, Rovers. Glenthompson Dunkeld easily Penshurst defeated Wickliffe- After kicking inaccurately in defeated Caramut. Lake Bolac, Hawkesdale the opening round, Woorndoo The reserves also continued Macarthur was too good for Mortlake converted its its unbeaten start to the year, Lismore Derrinallum, Great opportunities at a higher with a hard fought 7.5 (47) to Western beat Ararat Eagles, percentage as it strolled to an 6.3 (39) win. Glenthompson Dunkeld 87 point win. Sam Rix (two goals) was best thumped Caramut and Taytoon A 14 goal to four fi rst half on ground, while Isaac Fowler, accounted for Moyston had the Tigers well in front at Messiah Sciascia-Kennedy, Willaura. half-time before it continued Tony Pearce and Rhys Casson In the lower grades, to build its lead in the second played well. Woorndoo Mortlake recorded half en route to posting a 23.16 A strong fi rst half set up the wins in the B grade, C grade (154) to 10.7 (67) victory. A grade netball win, with the and 18 and under matches, Sam Gervasoni was named Tigers eventually posting a but was defeated in the 13 and best afi eld, while Tyson 49-19 victory. under clash. Hogan, Grant Cameron, Will Woorndoo Mortlake held Templeton, Jordon Buckley a fi ve goal lead at the fi rst Left: Kate Jubb was and James Coghlan-West also change but extended its buffer welcomed back into performed well. to double digits entering half- Woorndoo Mortlake’s Buckley led the scorers with time. nine goals, while Hogan (fi ve The second half was mainly A grade netball line-up goals) and Cameron (four one-way traffi c, with the as the Tigers recorded goals) also hit the scoreboard. Tigers outscoring the Bulldogs a 30 goal victory last In other games across the 22-6 in the last two quarters. Saturday. 2019D Power hunting fi rst victory KOLORA Noorat’s A grade netball tougher tests of the competition this side is still searching for its fi rst win week in Nirranda. of season 2021. The Blues have started the year The Power was handed its third with three wins, which included successive loss, this time at the hands comfortable triumphs against South of Russells Creek last Saturday. Rovers and Allansford. News media reaches The side went down 53-25, with They only just scraped over the line the fi nal margin blowing out after against South Rovers last weekend, 91% of Australians quarter time. but the contest is expected to give Despite surrendering the lead early, the Power a better gauge of how it is every month. Kolora Noorat remained in touch tracking on netball’s return. with Creek at quarter time before the In the other A grade games, hosts pulled clear. Timboon Demons defeated They established a 13 goal buffer heading into the main change and Merrivale, Old Collegians was too strong for Dennington and South emma™ 12 months to February 2017. Readership based on last four weeks. piled on the goals in the second half Survey conducted by Ipsos MediaCT, people 14+ ; Nielsen DRM February 2017, People 14+ only. to eventually run out 28 goal victors. Rovers defeated Allansford. Mahni Beasley was named best on In the lower grades, the 15 and court for the Power, while Hailey under and 13 and under sides were Mahony (15 goals) and Kaylee the shining lights, with both sides Malady (seven goals) also played recording narrow victories. well. The A reserve, B grade and 17 and The Power is set to face one of the under sides were all dealt defeats. Page 28 ~ Thursday, April 29, 2021 your local SPORT Bloods mark Hay’s milestone with victory TERANG Mortlake skipper Jarryd Hay hopes more wins are around the corner for his youthful side after it recorded its fi rst win of the year last Saturday. The Bloods held off a gallant Port Fairy 13.13 (91) to 11.15 (81) at Ridley Recreation Reserve, celebrating Hay’s 150th match for the club in style. Hay, who was among the Bloods’ best players, said his side revelled in the winning atmosphere post-game. “It was unreal in the rooms after the game, it was packed and everyone was up and about,” he said. “I think everyone will take a little bit of confi dence out of that. “They fought back in the third quarter but we managed to hold on and then regroup in the last so we’ll defi nitely take a bit of confi dence out of that.” The win also marked coach Ben Kenna’s fi rst triumph at the helm. Kenna became emotional during his post-match address to the players, a moment Hay said encapsulated his coach’s passion. He said the win was a great reward for his mentor, with his players now eager to build on their momentum. “He actually got a little bit emotional after the game and I think everyone Milestone man: Jarryd Hay leads Terang Mortlake onto the fi eld for his 150th game last Saturday, a match the Bloods won by 10 enjoyed seeing that,” Hay said. points. 2021D “He’s obviously come in to the role in the Bloods senior side for the last “There’s a good vibe around the club, Kangaroos. back and they do play their home and wants to put a lot of effort into it eight years despite success being no one drops their heads even though The skipper said the clash was “a ground well so we’re not taking them and everyone saw that in the rooms. limited within his club’s senior ranks. there has been a few tough years. winnable game” for his side, but added lightly but we do see it as a winnable “Hopefully everyone now gets “I’ve played all my junior footy here “But we have some good young it would be wary of a Kangaroos outfi t game. behind him and we get a few more so to play 150 games for your home fellas coming though now so hopefully wanting to respond after a heavy loss “We’ll go up there with a bit of wins.” town club is great and hopefully I have we can start stringing together a few last weekend. confi dence to get the four points.” As for his 150th game, Hay was a few more left in me,” Hay said. wins.” “After the weekend we showed that In the lower grades, Terang Mortlake delighted to record victory, adding “We’ve had a few tough years With his milestone now out of we are capable of winning games of recorded an 8.10 (58) to 1.4 (10 his milestone was something he was (recently), it’s been a while since we the way, Hay and his team-mates footy,” Hay said. victory in the under 18.5 clash but was “pretty proud of”. played fi nals but I guess I just love are setting their attention on their “They’re coming off a fair loss last dealt an 11.7 (73) to 8.8 (56) loss in the The 27 year-old has been a constant playing with my mates. upcoming clash with Hamilton weekend and will be keen to bounce reserve contest. Power celebrates O’Connor’s 150th in style

KOLORA Noorat gave milestone man Steve club was delighted with ahead of a crunch game with O’Connor the perfect day last Saturday. Nirranda. The Power celebrated the reliable defender’s 150th “After having 18 months off you always wonder senior match with a strong 15.10 (100) to 7.16 (58) how you’re going to come back but we’ve been really victory over Russells Creek. pleased with our start,” he said. He became the fourth player to reach the 150 game “Against Merrivale we played really well and then mark at the club, following in the footsteps of Ben to front up and play again against Russells Creek Kenna, Johno Gleeson and Brad Johnson. is a good lead-in to Nirranda who are probably the “It’s a pretty good achievement,” O’Connor said. benchmark of the competition. “There’s only three other players at the club to have “It’s going to be great to test ourselves against done it and I see them as three very good players so to them.” join them is pretty pleasing. O’Connor said he expected Nirranda to provide “It’s also great to have a win but it’s not something I quite the challenge against his side, but he’s backed in think too much about. his team-mates to rise to the occasion. “It’ll be something when I fi nish up that I’ll be able “They’re normally pretty physical so I’m expecting to look back on with fond memories so to get a win in it to be a physical contest,” he said. your milestone game is a good result.” “I’m also tipping, obviously you can’t get revenge While the Power recorded a seven goal victory, for the grand fi nal, that they’re pretty keen to get O’Connor was impressed with Creek’s development over the past 18 months. one back on us and have a win and strengthen their “They were pretty impressive,” he said. chances to be favourites for the season. “They’ve been down for a long time. They added “But to be honest, I couldn’t be more impressed with a few recruits and moved the ball down well to their our younger fellas – we had three under 18s come up forwards so I was very impressed with them. on Saturday and they all stood up at certain times and “But I was also very impressed with our young stamped their authority. fellas. “I have full confi dence in whoever we put out on “It was probably one of the youngest sides I’ve the park and full faith that we’ll be able to get the job played with over the years but I thought our fellas all done.” Achievement: Kolora Noorat celebrated Steve O’Connor’s (pictured in the stood up and played well.” The Power’s reserves, under 18 and under 15 2019 grand fi nal) 150th match for the club with a seven goal victory over The win extended the Power’s win-loss record to sides all recorded wins in their matches against the

Russells Creek. 2019D three straight victories, a start O’Connor said the Kangaroos.