mid south east football & netball ISSUE #1309 The Family League

Ash Heald (GK), winner of the ANZAC Day medal for best on court, defends for Port MacDonnell against Glencoe last Sunday. Photo: Karen Cawthorne.

ROUND 4: saturday, MAY 2, 2015

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

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Last Sunday saw Glencoe and Port MacDonnell battle for supremacy in the MSEFL allocated ANZAC Day Medal Match. The current Executive have instilled a rotation system to allocating this match to allow all clubs within the League the opportunity of participating. Prior to the A Grade match both Glencoe and Port MacDonnell’s A and SERIOUS ABOUT FOOTBALL? B grade sides, together with the netballers and match officials assembled Proudly supporting on the ground for a moving remembrance ceremony led by joint Glencoe

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H EASTE RT RN RSL, with Hayden reciting the Ode of Remembrance following a minutes O N silence. Ben Bruni’s performance of The Last Post and Reveille was extremely poignant and certainly stirred the emotions of both players and spectators. Jess Allison then concluded the ceremony with her beautiful singing of Advance Australia Fair. At the conclusion of the A Grade football a brief presentation ceremony was held to acknowledge and honour the memory and war service of Mr Herb Ashby OAM DCM (football) and Sister Mary Catherine Mules (netball). Mrs Helen Egan, presented the 2015 Sister Mary Catherine Mules Medal for netball to Ash Heald of Port MacDonnell, which was accepted on her behalf by Toni Gilmore due to Ash heading to Melbourne directly after the A Grade netball game, and Keith Ashby, son of Mr Herb Ashby presented Scott Enderl from Port MacDonnell with the 2015 Herb Ashby ANZAC Day Medal who was adjudged as the player who best exemplified theA NZAC spirit. It is indeed an honour that our Association has the privilege to commemorate ANZAC Day within the Mid South East League, and believe that the essence of playing football and netball within our country association environment is affinitive with the spirit of theA NZACS - skill, courage, mateship, loyalty and fair play.

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Mid South East Football & Netball Budget Netball: Ash Heald (Port MacDonnell) – accepted by Toni Gilmore, Published by Millicent Print presented by Helen Egan, niece of Sister Mules. Phone 8733 3755 www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 3 Presentation of Social Calendar Sponsored by the Somerset Hotel Millicent Premiership Plaque

GLENCOE May 2nd South Aussie Hotel for Tea May 9th Teas available at club May 30th Shuffle Night – Teas available at club June 13th Teas available at the club June 14th 50 Club June 27th Mexican Night – Teas available at club July 11th South Aussie Hotel for Tea July 18th Auction night – Teas available at club July 25th Variety night – all welcome August 8th Premiership Reunion Day – Teas available at club August 15th Race night – featuring the Glencoe Cup August 22nd Teas available at club Teas available each Thursday night at the club from 6pm Last Sunday at Kalangadoo the MSEFL Senior Vice President Peter Davies presented the 2014 MSEFL A Grade premiership plaque to hatherleigh Kalangadoo coach Ben Mules, accompanied by 2014 President Leigh May 16th Presentations at the Prince of Wales Hotel, McManus and current President Nick Rogers. Photo courtesy of Terry Crouch. Penola May 23rd Sponsors Day & 2005 A Grade Premiership Reunion CASEY BROTHERS ACHIEVE May 24th The Phil Keatley Cup Day – Ambrose Golf (pairs) MILESTONE FOR MAGPIES May 31st Long Neck Day June 27th Presentations at the Beachport Pub July 11th DJ Tom Agnew August 15th Major Goods & Services Auction

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PORT MACDONNELL May 2nd Robe home - dress up in somethings with d.e.m.o.n.s. May 16th Mount Burr home - dress up in your favourite onesie & shuffle night May 30th Mischief & Mayhem June 20th Last Man Standing June 26th Friday night - Quiz Night July 11th Glencoe home - Port MacDonnell Cup Well done to Ben Casey on his debut last Sunday in his first A Grade July 25th Kalangadoo home - Sponsors Day & Auction game for the Kalangadoo Football Club, joining his elder brothers Jack August 8th Hatherleigh home - Red & Blue Ball and Sam. Photo courtesy of Terry Crouch. August 22nd Bye - $100 Club Sheep & Oyster Day

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players as they had a red hot go but the class not lose and flicked the switch on the lights! difference was evident. Keep at it guys, things Still in the SANFL and Port player Andrew will improve. Thanks to Robe for the hospitality Moore was probably a little stiff to get three Paul and it was great to have a chat with former games for making contact with an umpire. Cavanagh Richmond great Jim Jess. His once proud Whilst everyone is aware that umpires cannot Tigers are again testing the patience of their be touched, the umpire had approached Moore long suffering fans. Yours truly won a trailer to explain a free and the player was showing Welcome to round four in the “Family League” load of wood in the raffle but there was no way him what had occurred. The umpire at the time and another big week is behind us. The Eagles of getting it back to Mount Gambier. One wag did not even report Moore as he saw nothing played another close game with a five point suggested I give it to someone down on their untoward in the incident. I guess the message loss to the Magpies whilst Port MacDonnell, luck and struggling but I couldn’t work out how has been sent that under no circumstances Robe and Tantanoola all had big wins. This to get a load of wood to the Adelaide Crows should a player or official touch an umpire. week we return to Saturday football and I don’t clubrooms (ouch Clarrie). In the bizarre world of AFL and Saint Kilda think too many clubs will miss Sunday football Last Saturday night I attended Pineforest and Carlton played in front of two men and a for a while. A little birdie tells me three clubs (Adelaide) Oval to see the Port v Hawthorn dog (or a sheep) in New Zealand on Anzac Day. had very few supporters in clubrooms last Anzac Day game. The first quarter produced How much longer will the AFL waste money on Sunday night which is totally understandable. some of the best footy Port have played for a dead venture. If they want to take the game How’s that wooden spoon looking down at the a long time but the Hawks, being a great to the people why not take it to the country Bay Fred? side, were always going to come back. The (say Mount Gambier) and give the people who Last week yours truly travelled the very nails became very short in the last quarter care a chance to see the elite sides. Michael long and winding road from Glenelg to Robe, and the voice box suffered some serious Malthouse this week breaks the record for the (more about that later), to join tit puller (of the damage as the Port boys hung on by the skin number of games coached at AFL/VFL level cow variety) Adam Maidment for the game of their teeth. Once again the atmosphere when he coaches game number 715. That is against the Saints. When I checked the weather was amazing and the crowd got their money’s an amazing number of games at that level. I’m forecast for Robe on the Friday it was very worth. Unfortunately one pinhead decided to not sure how many he has left at the Blues tempting to call Webbs and inform him that the put his body in the face of Hawks coach Alistair but I think most of us would appreciate his hammy had gone. Fortunately for everyone the Clarkson after the game. Although AFL coaches standing in our great game. day was free of showers and good conditions should always keep their cool I believe this A big hello to all my Crow friends who gave prevailed for the afternoon. The reserves moron deserved what he got from Clarkson. me hell on Saturday night, when Port just fell ended in an unusual way when both sides AFL coaches are public property but not to over the line. Some slightly red faces were on thought they may have won but a check of the the point of having to put up with some idiot display late on Sunday when the premiership scorecards had the Saints up by one point. The invading their space and acting like a lunatic. favourites suffered a hammering from the main game was a fizzer as far a contest was The do gooders were out in the media saying rampaging Bulldogs. Thank you to Tom Fennel concerned as the Roosters completely shut Clarkson should apologise for his actions! and Steven McKay from Mount Burr for helping down the Saints to record a big win. Pardon? us out with umpiring last week. That’s it for Jarrod Dawson was evidently taken to On Friday night in the SANFL the Crows another week. A little short on rumours so I hospital after the game with leather poisoning were making a comeback against the Tigers may have to start making them up! after having the ball on the string throughout at Glenelg Oval. The scores were tied and Enjoy your footy and netball and stay warm. the game. You had to feel for the Nangwarry evidently one Tiger fan decided the boys would Cheers, Cav.

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ROUND FOUR PREVIEW a bit of a hoo-doo match for the awards DINNER its turn in hosting the presentation Mount Burr players can finally Murphies as they have been way off No one I have spoken to wants night. have a set weekend routine for their their best. this Politically Correct situation to The netballers might want to go matches. Going on current form, the only continue. back to the Millicent Community The Mozzies played at Robe on certainty about this match is that No one from the Bay, no one from Club for their function but the Good Friday and then had Easter there will be a new winner of the Tigerland and no one from anywhere footballers need some atmosphere. Saturday off. Neil Von Duve Memorial Medal. else. After the Mail Medal is They did not play on April 11, The 2014 winner was Cameron Let’s be honest: the footballers announced, the winner should be defeated Kalangadoo on April 18 Saint but he was cleared back to don’t want to sit through the able to take to the podium and see and had the bye on Anzac Day. Millicent in the off-season after netballers’ awards and vice versa. the honour boards, team photos and Now Mount Burr has an unbroken a number of applications were The author who said that Women memorabilia which line the walls. run of five consecutive Saturdays submitted. are from Mars and Men are from The proud history of every single club in the Mid SE is displayed in until the Queen’s Birthday holiday ROUND THREE REVIEW Venus was spot on. long weekend on the first weekend Very few Mid SE life members this way. of June when we all have a In the Anzac Day game at turn up nowadays and there are Catering for the presentation night break for the South East Zone Kongorong, the Tantanoola Tigers also plenty of no-shows from can be quite a handy money-spinner Championships. were terrific and my mates tell me sponsors, trophy donors, media and for the host clubs. It will be tough for the green-and- Minki Hale was a worthy winner of dignitaries. If the premises are too small, golds to win on the big Hatherleigh the John Rogers Memorial Medal. It is almost impossible to find a there are alternatives. Oval but I reckon they will win. I went to see the South/North guest speaker who would command For example, I reckon the last The two seaside clubs meet at the match in the Mount and I was not attention and respect from the ladies time it was Kalangadoo’s turn Bay and all the talk on the sidelines over-awed by the standard of play. and the gents. to host the Mail Medal night for will be about the Kiwis and their On Sunday, I went to Glencoe Perhaps someone like Sir Mick footballers, we all trooped into the interest in buying into our lobster to see if Port MacDonnell could Jagger would have a chance. Riddoch Memorial Institute. fishery. achieve a third consecutive upset About the only current aspect of The junior netball and football There will be a bit of interest win and they did! the joint presentation that I would presentation function should remain in the outcome of the match as It was a disappointing display by retain is retired Wattle Range District as it is. both the Demons and the Roosters the Murphies and some lapses in Council clerk Frank Brennan as the The Millicent Civic Cultural Centre fits the bill as it is a central are performing well above my discipline were critical. master of ceremonies. venue and the underage counts expectations. In the other Sunday games, Robe He is picking up lots of and awards do not drag on for an I reckon Benny Mules and his finally got a win to go with a loss government jobs nowadays and is eternity. lads could leave their utes at Kdoo and a tie to start the season. considered a monty to be the next The function does not need a at 1pm this afternoon, run the 11km The victims of the Roosters were presiding member of the South guest speaker with most kids more up the road to Nangas to warm up the Nangwarry Saints who now have Australian Egg Board, the Dog Fence interested in the quality and quantity and still win the game. a zero-three win/loss ratio. Board and the Parole Board. of the afternoon tea. I can’t see the Saints standing in My spies tell me Kalangadoo Nonetheless, Frank could be In any case, my musings about the way of a Magpie victory. would have lost to Hatherleigh if persuaded to compere two separate the future of the joint end-of-season It is time for the Neil Von Duve the match had gone another three functions. function are somewhat premature. Cup to be played at Tigerland. minutes. The Mid SE should revert to the In recent years, this has become That’s footy! old format whereby every club took – The Voice of Reason

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Josh McRostie (Tantanoola). Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith. Dylan Bromley (Port MacDonnell). Photo: Karen Cawthorne.

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Seniors Best – Port MacDonnell: J. Simmonds, M. Sullivan, N. Steen, Junior Colts R. Stanton, B. Creek, I. Ransom; Glencoe: B. King, T. Biggins, Tantanoola 6.3 9.9 12.12 15.15 (105) M. McGrath, B. Watson, B. Curran. Kongorong 0.2 2.3 3.3 5.8 (38) Kongorong 2.3 4.6 7.7 9.12 (66) Tantanoola 0.0 1.0 1.2 1.2 (8) Goals – Tantanoola: S. Tincknell 5, D. Knaggs 3, M. Pilmore Kalangadoo 4.5 10.6 15.11 17.17 (119) Goals – Kongorong: L. Smith, J. Kranz, B. Von Stanke-Dowie, 2, C. Hale, J. Dawe, H. Brown, T. Hatt, J. Dawe; Kongorong: Hatherleigh 1.2 4.3 4.3 6.4 (40) C. Hein, A. Shepherd; Tantanoola: E. Telfer-Scott. J. Simkin 3, A. Last 2, S. Phillips 2, D. Phillips, J. Blackwell. Goals – Kalangadoo: R. Carlson 5, B. Emms 4, C. Redford 4, Best – Kongorong: B. Redman, A. Fitzgerald, A. Dethmore, Best – Tantanoola: C. Hale, S. Tincknell, T. Stringer, T. Pink, J. McPhail 2, A. Auld, D. Gull; Hatherleigh: M. Bowman 2, A. K. Weber, J. Kranz; Tantanoola: E. Telfer-Scott, W. Scanlon, J. Lucas, P. Jennings, A. Copeland, R. Hoffman. J. McRostie, D. Knaggs; Kongorong:, J. Wright, J. Phillips, S. Driessen 2, J. Gordon, D. Jones. Phillips, W. Milne, N. Ham. Best – Kalangadoo: S. McLaughlin, J. McPhail, C. Redford, C. Port MacDonnell 5.7 11.12 16.20 22.21 (153) Glencoe 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Port MacDonnell 2.5 7.9 11.15 16.18 (114) Auld, E. Pegler, R. Carlson; Hatherleigh: L. Bowman, S. Ellis, Glencoe 1.4 5.6 7.10 10.10 (70) S. Beggs, H. Smith, R. Bowering. Goals – Port MacDonnell: A. Richards 6, T. Newton 3, J. Bald 3, J. Ailey 2, J. Hardacre 2, N. Smith 2, R. Flamank 2, R. Nattrass, Goals – Port MacDonnell: D. Bromley 3, S. Enderl 3, M. Smith Nangwarry 1.4 3.8 5.8 6.14 (50) S. Richards. 3, B. Lynch, R. Chant, M. Lewis, J. Drakeley, J. Feast, W. Robe 2.4 4.7 6.12 6.13 (49) Best – Port MacDonnell: A. Richards, T. Davis, J. Ailey, J. Macdonald, J. Bromley; Glencoe: R. Dalby 4, M. McRae 2, Z. Goals – Nangwarry: A. Ploenges 3, M. Chaplin, G. Hunter, L. Hardacre, T. Newton, N. Smith; Glencoe: C. Mallon, W. Maloney, Cocks, T. Weaver, A. Kennedy, A. Creek. Forster; Robe: B. Copping 3, T. Kurray. D. Khan, M. Arthurson, B. Tentye, I. McGrath. Best – Port MacDonnell: S. Enderl, T. Sullivan, W. Macdonald, J. Turner, R. Fox, D. Bromley; Glencoe: D. Childs, Z. Cocks, A. Best – Nangwarry: G. Hunter, A. Ploenges, L. Forster, P. Hatherleigh 1.0 5.1 6.2 8.6 (54) Kennedy, S. Walker, J. Finnis, E. Trupp. Forster, H. Wilson, M. Chaplin; Robe: B. Ling, B. Brooks, T. Kalangadoo 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 (18) Ling, A. Rayner, T. Kurray. Goals – Hatherleigh: L. Brown 4, R. Chester, S. Golding, F. Bradley, Kalangadoo 2.2 7.4 16.5 17.5 (107) M. Telfer; Kalangadoo: L. McIntyre, D. Joyce, T. McManus. Hatherleigh 5.2 10.7 10.8 15.12 (102) Senior Colts Best – Hatherleigh: W. Chay, J. Lang, J. Oppelaar, D. Treloar, S. Gray; Kalangadoo: T. McManus, M. Davies, L. McIntyre, N. Goals – Kalangadoo: A. Lyon 5, L. Jones 4, T. Williams, T. Tantanoola 2.5 5.7 8.8 10.11 (71) Jones, C. Mules, M. Jones, A. Kilsby, D. Jeffree, M. Krieger, J. Reilly, N. Auld, J. Krieger. Kongorong 0.2 3.2 4.6 5.9 (39) Casey; Hatherleigh: J. Bateman 3, S. Telfer 3, T. Merrett 2, J. Robe 3.1 9.2 13.3 16.6 (102) Wight 2, M. Fabris 2, T. Agnew, B. Wight, M. Faulkner. Goals – Tantanoola: E. Glass Reilly 5, T. Wing 2, J. Bell 2, T. Pink; Kongorong: B. Moy 2, M. Deanfield, Z. Hamilton, C. Nangwarry 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 (6) Best – Kalangadoo: J. Casey, J. Pratt, L. Jones, B. Mules, A. Sanderson. Goals – Robe: G. Dutton 8, H. Bigmore 4, A. Weir 2, L. Hurst, H. Lyon, J. Hunter; Hatherleigh: J. Wight, J. Rayson, T. Watson, Gould; Nangwarry: L. Summers. Best – Tantanoola: E. Glass Reilly, S. Moreland, M. Sorella, M. Fabris, J. Sullivan, S. Waring. Best – Robe: A. Weir, G. Dutton, H. Bigmore, B. Legoe, N. Hurst, M. Roberts, C. Scudds, J. Bell; Kongorong: K. Baker, C. L. Hurst; Nangwarry: L. Lewis, B. Byrne, J. Virtanen, N. Harter, Robe 7.6 13.8 16.17 20.26 (146) Sanderson, N. Farrell, P. Mcinnes. Nangwarry 0.0 0.2 0.4 2.7 (19) W. Bricknell. Goals – Robe: J. Kelly 6, R. Dew 3, R. Dickinson 3, N. Cane Port MacDonnell 7.1 9.3 15.9 16.12 (108) Ladders 3, D. Coxon 2, J. Sneath 2, S. Altschwager; Nangwarry: B. Glencoe 0.0 1.2 1.2 2.4 (16) Reddan, B. Dinnison. Goals – Port MacDonnell: W. Chant 6, N. Steen 4, T. Ebejer 2, SENIORS Best – Robe: N. Cane, J. Dawson, P. Agnew, J. Kelly, F. R. Timms 2, J. Owen, K. McClean; Glencoe: B. Elven, B. Frost. W L D B For Agst % Pts Bigmore, J. Pettit; Nangwarry: M. Fatchen, B. Dinnison, C. Best – Port MacDonnell: N. Wilke, L. Tilley, W. Chant, T. Ebejer, Port MacD. 3 0 0 0 293 170 63.28 12 Hicks, B. Deamer, C. Lock, A. Russell. R. Timms; Glencoe: D. Pfitzner, W. Cleggett,T . Kentish, B. Mount Burr 2 0 0 1 191 137 58.23 8 Frost, J. Miller. Robe 1 1 1 0 269 189 58.73 6 Bye: Mount Burr Hatherleigh 1 1 1 0 260 262 49.81 6 Reserves Hatherleigh 5.1 9.3 11.7 16.8 (104) Glencoe 1 2 0 0 332 245 57.54 4 Kalangadoo 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3 (3) Tantanoola 1 1 0 1 165 140 54.10 4 Kongorong 4.1 7.4 12.4 15.9 (99) Kalangadoo 1 1 0 1 181 183 49.73 4 Tantanoola 0.4 1.7 2.8 3.11 (29) Goals – Hatherleigh: H. Smith 5, J. Telfer 4, L. Lang 2, J. Wight 2, A. Altschwager 2, B. Gard. Kongorong 1 2 0 0 224 262 46.09 4 Goals – Kongorong: W. Attiwill 5, J. Mullan 2, T. Gordon 2, Nangwarry 0 3 0 0 104 431 19.44 0 B. Clark, S. Sutherland, K. Saffin, Z. Best, N. Bowd, C. Vears; Best – Hatherleigh: J. Telfer, S. Kent, L. Walker, B. Leopold, A. Tantanoola: S. Varcoe 2, L. Thomas. Seamer; Kalangadoo: L. Farrugia, L. Hay, B. Hateley, S. Just, reserves L. Carlson, D. Doll. W L D B For Agst % Pts Best – Kongorong: Z. Best, S. Hentschke, J. Miller, K. Weistra, Kongorong 2 1 0 0 285 70 80.28 8 W. Attiwill, T. Gordon; Tantanoola: A. Lindner, N. Bell, Z. Robe 9.2 20.3 27.11 37.16 (238) Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 179 72 71.31 8 Courbois, J. Varcoe, M. English, S. Varcoe. Nangwarry 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0) Glencoe 2 1 0 0 260 144 64.36 8 Port MacDonnell 2.2 4.5 7.10 10.12 (72) Goals – Robe: A. Baker 7, J. Mullan 5, S. Altschwager 5, J. Port MacD. 2 1 0 0 167 119 58.39 8 Glencoe 1.0 4.0 4.3 5.4 (34) McMartin 4, J. Tomlinson 4, K. Smith 3, T. Joseph 2, S. Stoios. Mount Burr 1 1 0 1 141 99 58.75 4 Goals – Port MacDonnell: T. Lampard 3, N. Roach 2, D. Miller Best – Robe: K. Smith, A. Baker, J. Tomlinson, S. Denton, J. Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 184 225 44.99 4 2, M. Sullivan, M. Fox, R. Stanton; Glencoe: M. Khan 3, B. McMartin, J. Mullan; Nangwarry: C. Twomey, R. Widdison- Tantanoola 1 1 0 1 94 156 37.60 4 Curran 2. Mills, D. Podobnik, R. Hicks, N. Mashado. Nangwarry 1 2 0 0 61 347 14.95 4 Robe 0 3 0 0 100 239 29.50 0 senior colts W L D B For Agst % Pts Hatherleigh 3 0 0 0 296 116 71.84 12 Mt Burr 2 0 0 1 167 48 77.67 8 Port MacD. 2 1 0 0 194 78 71.32 8 Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 108 75 59.02 8 (08) 8733 2720 Glencoe 1 2 0 0 204 263 43.68 4 Battye Street, Millicent Robe 1 2 0 0 205 265 43.62 4 www.klasbilt.com.au Nangwarry 1 2 0 0 184 364 33.58 4 Kongorong 0 3 0 0 156 185 45.75 0 Kalangadoo 0 2 0 1 44 162 21.36 0 2015 Champion Club Award Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to 60pt rule. junior colts A Grade b Grade senior Colts Junior Colts total W L D B For Agst % Pts Port MacDonnell 12 8 8 12 40 Port MacD. 3 0 0 0 240 74 76.43 12 Hatherleigh 6 4 12 8 30 Robe 3 0 0 0 226 83 73.14 12 Kongorong 4 8 4 8 24 Hatherleigh 2 1 0 0 152 77 66.38 8 Mt Burr 8 4 8 4 24 Kongorong 2 1 0 0 87 89 49.43 8 Robe 6 0 4 12 22 Nangwarry 1 2 0 0 115 129 47.13 4 Glencoe 4 8 4 0 16 Mt Burr 1 1 0 1 58 112 34.12 4 Tantanoola 4 4 8 0 16 Kalangadoo 0 2 0 1 39 81 32.50 0 Kalangadoo 4 8 0 0 12 Glencoe 0 3 0 0 66 248 21.02 0 Nangwarry 0 4 0 4 8 Tantanoola 0 2 0 1 21 111 15.91 0 Scores and ladders adjusted by MSEFL officials due to 60pt rule. 10 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 www.msefl.com.au Junior & Senior Colts player numbers

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

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last week’s award winner. She did on to Tayla and Brooke in goals. it into the goalies. Kalangadoo is up netBALL everything asked of her and had a Nicole and Jasmine Disselbach still next. This will be a tough one, but if Nangwarry Netball Club is go. I actually heard her little voice have a bit to work on in defence, we keep playing like we have been proudly sponsored by Chemist call for the ball. Second best went but neither of them dropped their it should be a close game. Would King, G.J. Gardner, Noel Barr to Maggie for her on going drive heads. Great game by Robe. Best be nice to come away with another players Nicole Domashenz and Toyota, Steeline and IGA Penola. and determination. win. We can do it! 15 & Under: Bad luck girls. We Brooke Holmes. Award to Brooke Junior 2: A big thank you to A Reserve: We had a great had some good passages here and Holmes. Robe for lending us two players start to the game girls with an there but still have plenty to work B Reserve: Bad luck but and their umpire did the whole even first quarter, everyone played on. We had two away so we can great comeback girls. You kept court. Even at this young age we well and the transition down court re-group when they are back and up the fight right to the end. We need to show commitment. No really work out our court structure. just need to start our engines a was excellent. We then went into a excuses on why we should not be Let’s remember to always keep a little earlier so we don’t have to bit of a hole with our passing and available each week if we decide positive attitude on the court and play catch up during the game. finishing letting us down, but is to play a sport. To the girls who did encourage one another. Well done With so many players out, you all easy to fix with a few more games show commitment in cold weather Monique on your first game, in played well together. Emma ran under our belt. Tamara ran hard a great effort. Shayla again each position tried you didn’t give well in the centre for the whole all game and talked well. Let’s showed leadership and got many up. Let’s come out fresh this week game even though she was sick regroup this week girls. interceptions. Tanisha and Belle and try to keep the score a bit and our goalies were strong. Just A Grade: A great start girls, a ran all over the court and were closer. Thanks also to Gemma for need to get your confidence up in very even quarter with some lovely always there to pass to. Skye and filling in and playing a great game. yourselves and you guys will be passages of play. Second quarter Holly got a lot of passes last week Best players Monique Holmes and superstars. Thank you so much saw us throw away quite a few and their improvement already is Gemma Johns. to Tricia and Bec for filling in and balls. Defence worked overtime but massive. Award went to Holly for 17 & Under: Having a week off thanks to Leonie for sitting bench. unfortunately we could not score her improvement and being so hurt us last week. We were behind Best players Emma Holmes and keen. Well done. down the other end. Kayla again the play and our leads were off the Megan Hodgson. gave 100% in defence backed up 13 & Under: Bad luck girls. mark. There were, however, plenty B Grade: Great game girls! well by Cassie who ran hard in the You all had some great patches of positives. Lily Lobley stepped up Another win on the board! All of play which kept us in the game from the first week. Steph Brookes players worked hard all game. We centre. Danni was back in familiar till late in the 3rd quarter, then we played her first game, and even put defensive pressure over the territory in goals and combined dropped our heads and let Robe though she was sick, she still gave ball all the way down the court. well with Jac. Let’s keep working take control. We must remember it her all. Lily Bosko and Jordarna Goalies shot well as they do each hard girls and good luck Tammy to slow down, pass the ball to the Chapman played in their second week. The girls in defence worked with the hand injury, hope to see person in front and move the ball game for the day. Lily had some hard, making the most of all the you back on the court soon. Best won’t just come to us. Well done to great passages of play through the rebounds. Centre court worked well players Cassie Dinnison, Danni Hollie Smart-Cunningham who was centre and her passes were spot bringing the ball down, and feeding McKinnon.

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NANGWARRY Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Jake McKeon 11A ashley Russell 20 Jordan Haggett 30 John Thompson 38 sam MacDonald 49 Brad Haggett 3 Brayden Kelly 11B tristan Michelmore 21 Brent Reddan 31 Brody Sharam 39A Hayden Sanders 50 Robert Munn 4 Karl Schaeffer 12 aaron Hill 23 aaron Herron 32 Mick Chaplin 39B Joel Rannenburg 51 Michael Neale 5 Ben Dinnison 13 Matthew Fatchen 24 Luke Forster 33 Peter Tasker 40 Craig Lock 6 allen Williams 14 Chris Just 26 Patrick Wilondja 34 Dylan Hopkins 41 Phillip Forster 8 steve Virtanen 15 Dion Dinnison 27 adam Gartside 35 Damien McNair 44 Josh Clayfield 9 Ben Deamer 16 Marcus Thompson 28 Gareth Hunter 36 Hayden Timms 46 aaron Horbury 10 Vesa Virtanen 19 Craig Hicks 29 aiden Paprotney 37 Ben Chapman 48 Hayden Wilson

12 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 www.msefl.com.au kalangadoo magpies being away. The boys that played showed a Craig Redford (4 goals), Camo Auld, Elliot Pegler finished his day at 4.50pm. FOOTBALL heap of skill and endeavour, played to Johny’s and our gun forward Reece Carlson who kept the Timmy, fingers Krieger spent an entertaining instructions and had a real go. A number of score ticking over with 5 goals. Old mate Wombat five hours at the Mount Hospital after splitting his Footy Park hosted a rare Sunday game in cold Hatherleigh players were willing to play the played his first for 2015 along with Jags’ big bro finger open at training. Needless to say the pub blustery weather. However despite all the cons whole match for Kdoo and we thank them and Josh. Brendon Emms helped himself to four goals. and club were shut by the time the old boy got the day was very well attended with a large the Hatherleigh club for doing so. Best players Benny’s boys were looking to open their back to the Doo – not happy. Hatherleigh contingent coming over to the Doo to for the Senior Colts were 1st best (Krieger Cool account for 2015 amid much fanfare with the Local freelance spud cocky Stag was relegated support their Eagles. Honours were shared on the Cash award) Locky Farrugia playing in and under Doos P.D. picking the short straw to hand over the to gate opener as Doo Pasty Queen Jenny day with the Doo in the seniors and the visitors in and getting heaps of the ball, 2nd best (Fasta premiership shield as the premiership flag flapped handpicked the best of his crop for the next batch the juniors. Pasta award) Liam Hay playing in the ruck and proudly from the timekeepers box flag pole.T he of her prize winning DOOstys. Meanwhile back in The Kalangadoo remembers group manned the not losing a tap, 3rd best (Thursday Night Teas flag was back in mint condition after being the the MKR at the canteen Aunty Kerry’s gun recruit gate on the day, with the proceeds from the Doo award) Brandon Hateley in his first year in Senior centrepiece of serious partying seasons end. Donna Brooks was spitting chips after dishing AAA redgum raffle going a long way to financing Colts ran all day and used his skill well, 4th best Bulljaw unveiled his latest recruit in goal out 95kg of the tasty gut quenchers to Sunday’s their 2016 ANZAC remembrance. The raffle was (Ladies Canteen award) Stephen Just taking umpire Gilly a champion Pie of last century. On hungry patrons, only to rock up at the Mt McIntyre supported extremely well with only a few ‘nuns’ contested marks in the backline all day, 5th best ya Gilly! Homestead to find hubby Squeaky wanting chips reneging. (Bakers Delight award) Liam Carlson playing solid Gun Lachie bagged our first goal to get the ball for tea! The Junior Colts played to Darren’s instruction in defence and attack and giving plenty of run and rolling but the visitors stole the show interrupted Young Aaron Jones on the footy comeback and were very competitive and went into quarter carry and 6th best (Life Members award) Dylan only by Killer winning the opening quarter by 18 trail was sidelined this week, getting attacked by time leading the match. Hatherleigh then found a Doll in his first year in Senior Colts giving plenty of points. Our second quarter efforts failed to make haemorrhoids that jumped him after sitting on the lot of the ball and were too big and quick for us. run and pressure at the contest. any inroads on the visitors as media man Fred cold Mt Burr bench. Bees Manager Silver Fox had Lots of improvement happening each game and Congrats to senior colt Ben Casey playing his invaded the box with serious thoughts of an upset one of his staff keep an eye on the young bloke. the parents and supporters are watching some first game ofA Grade, no doubt many more to for his Times headlines. Aiden Auld was looking to ‘Belt’ someone up real talent emerge. Goal kickers were Deklin Joyce come. Thanks to one of our major sponsors in Tim Coach Benny allayed our fears somewhat as after donating 380 smackers to the upcoming kicking his first goal as a junior colt,T ye McManus and Sharon Krieger for everything you do and as his boys charged out of the rooms whacking on a Policeman’s Ball. and Luke McIntyre with one each. Best players always thanks to all our sponsors and volunteers. magnificent 9 goals to SFA from the Eagles. It was Roving plumber Tuna Tom Egan on a mission were 1st best (McDonalds award) Tye McManus I cannot recall the last time that our Bees have a treat to watch with the Great One and his mates of mercy at the club, thought he was on the Bay playing a great captain’s game full of run and bagged two wins on the trot to begin their season going for it. marina boat ramp instead of the Doo club blokes carry with at least 10 bounces for the game, 2nd but this is what Jarrod and his boys have achieved. 33 points up going into the last made the boy’s pisser after a loud Sploosh advised him of wet best (Hungry Jacks award) Matthew Davies taking The Pies again got a good break clearing comfortably numb as Hatherleigh kept on pegging feet. All good after drying his socks at Julie’s Doo plenty of marks and using his foot skills to deliver to a handy 21 point break at the first that was back the gap before Kriegs threw a spanner in Hilton bar heater. the ball well, 3rd best (Video Ezy award) Luke extended to a match winning 39 gap at the half. their works to help get us over the line for a hard Special mention in despatches this week to McIntyre playing his typical in and under game and Jarrod fine tuned them a tad more as his band fought victory. our meat drive sponsors in Andre Carlson, Steven kicking a goal when he pushed forward, 4th best kicked away to have the Eagles 74 points down Big Rednut Jack Casey was a monty for our Lowe, John Williams, Jim and Fig Mules, Peter (Subway award) Nathan Reilly with lots of tackling the gurgler. The final 20 minutes was a bit tighter best along with the big boomer Jags Pratt with his Fetherstonhaugh, Nick Rogers and John Burns. and pressure, 5th best (Fasta Pasta award) Nathan but still a good percentage boosting 79 point win. long bombs, Lachy Jones (4 goals), coach Benny, (sorry for no nicknames). Auld taking telling marks in the forward line and Those to show out in a complete team effort Alexander The Great (5 goals) and Hunts. At the club after the next home game we have 6th best (Richie Rich award) James Krieger playing were the big fella Stewie McLaughlin, Jester Youngster Ben Casey played his first game with the KFNC night. Check Facebook for details. in his return match and showing lots of run and McPhail in a welcome return. This young bloke has his 2 older bros this gave a tally of 3 Caseys, 3 kalangadoo.sportingpulse.net determination. talent to burn and one hopes that he continues Jones’ and 3 Mules’. Mention also to the Eagles Kalangadoo Football and Netball Club on Senior Colts had 12 players due to players to display it. Others to shine included first gamer Hamish Smith who started playing at 11am and Facebook

Hungry Jack’s award – Sophie Varco, DK’s Coffee one on one defence you created many turnovers our own game. Metro Bakery and Café award netBALL award – Thianna Jennings. for your team. Suzanne played well in WD and – Rhianna May, Fasta Pasta award – Caitlin 13 & Under: Great team effort with all players when you worked hard and made front position Blackmore. After the initial shock that we were indeed contributing, Jess Stone received the Aussie you cut your player out of the game. Sarah and A Reserve: A slow start saw Hatherleigh playing sport on a Sunday it was great to see so Takeaway award for 4 consistent quarters and Georgia were great to watch in the goal circle, score the first few goals with us having to work many people come out for a day at the footy and was well supported with excellent defensive work special mentioned to Sarah who has shot above harder than usual to regain the lead and hold this wander across to our courts and get to watch coming from Chelsea and Keryl. Our runners 90% 2 weeks in a row now. Another special throughout the game. There were some good some great games of netball with most games through centre court delivered some great passes mentioned to Eliza Hunter and Georgia Duncan passages of play, however we need to look after being tightly contested. We did however manage accurately and Jamie, Jess Solly and Keryl all for your first game in 17s, you both played well the ball when we turn it over and capitalise off to again win all games across all grades which is worked well together in any combination. Aussie and didn’t miss a beat. Red Rooster award – Jade these opportunities. Great running through mid- another great effort so well done to all, and good Takeaway award – Jess Stone, McDonald’s award Opie, Fasta Pasta award – Sarah Croser. court by Rosie who just seemed to be everywhere luck this week. – Keryl Ousey. B Reserve: Sammi, Flic and Jess all worked and chased up any loose available balls, which is Junior 2: Thank you to Hatherleigh umpire in 15 & Under: Great result in an evenly hard in their respective roles and Summer had a something we all need to work into our games, helping my girls last week! Our game was just a contested game. We had some great passages consistent game which was pleasing to see her and great defensive talk and pressure by Relle bit behind play and forgot at the start how to cut of play with everyone contributing. Lucy (Subway) adjusting to the court play. Kate, Emma, Melicia who combined well with Jade for her firstA Res in front and ask for the ball which we will work on gave her all in an unfamiliar position at GK. Eliza and Claudia also had their moments but it was outing of the season. Fasta Pasta award – Rosie and our speed at training, but in the end all the (Wendy’s) provided good support down court and great to see Chandalin steady the ship with some Collins, Penola IGA award – Narelle Ryan. girls improved. Well done. Ebony gave everything was strong in the circle. We need to continue to fine positioning and shooting. Great support from A Grade: A solid performance from all players she had and more and received DK’s Coffee work on our passes to ensure that we capitalise the bench in the last quarter was which was against Hatherleigh. It was great to have Schultzy award. Rachel Jerome received Wendy’s award on our turnovers. This along with our defensive enough to see us get over the line. RSL award back on the court and the dry weather was for having a go and playing against taller players. pressure will benefit us during the season. Subway – Sammi Collins, Fasta Pasta award – Felicity certainly more conducive to a faster flowing game. Good job! DK’s Coffee award – Ebony Wurst, award – Lucy White, Wendy’s award – Eliza Dowdell. It was pleasing to see our turnovers limited. Our Wendy’s award – Rachel Jerome. Hunter. B Grade: Good game girls, it was a lot more defensive pressure over the court was also much Junior 1: Well done girls! There were lots 17 & Under: All the things we worked on at settled than a fortnight ago with the basics getting improved. Jenna (South Aussie award) got lots of of options down the court with good effort on training and anything I asked of you during the covered and the flow really starting to look good. the ball in attack and Mikaila had a particularly defensive pressure, getting lots of fingertips to game you did. I was so pleased by everyone’s Great game by Rhianna with some good holds good second half to earn the Collars and Cuffs balls. We often could work the ball down court efforts. Lucy ran hard all day in C and her passing and good percentage. The defence had it tough award. Well done team. Let’s keep pushing but were getting stuck when we were behind our into our goalies was second to none. Jade and but kept working hard which was fantastic. We ourselves now. South Aussie award – Jenna players. We know what we have to work on next. Jazzy worked well together and with some tight just have to remember to adjust quickly and play Paproth, Collars and Cuffs award – Mikaila Pitt.

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kalangadoo Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 M. Jones 11 C. Mules 18 t. Scholz 26 B. Auld 36 a. Reynolds 51 P. Robinson 2 D. Vine 12 a. Lyon 19 C. Auld 28 B. Emms 37 E. Pegler 52 D. Blow-Oeser 3 L. Jones 13 t. Williams 20 J. Davies 30 J. Hunter 38 N. Bott 53 D. West 5 a. Kilsby 14 J. Kilsby 21 s. Casey 32 s. McLaughlin 40 J. Opie 55 J. Kilsby 6 D. Jeffree 15 D. Barlow 22 J. Pratt 33 M. Krieger 41 a. Jones 61 B. Harrip 8 J. Casey 16 a. Auld 23 t. Jones 34 B. Mules 47 B. Walker 65 D. Gull 10 M. Lowe 17 R. Carlson 24 J. Mules 35 M. Auld 49 P. Davies www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 13 port mac demons ready to go the team charged out for the first enjoying his role in the middle of the ground Saturday we ventured to Glencoe to play a FOOTBALL quarter, this turned out to be a hard fought and as a mobile ruckman, third best was a young team that has been tipped to be right at the tight contest with neither team really taking bloke up from senior colts Nick Steen who top of the tree come September, whilst we Junior Colts: Well done to the boys on hold of the contest but the boys managed to had already played a full game but never have been tipped to be the cellar dwellers. another good win. With Glencoe only having 14 gain a very slender lead. stopped running for the whole game in a very There were rumours about that several of the players we lent them four for the day, well done At the quarter time break coach Fox urged impressive effort, fourth best was Mondo opposition players had been out and about to those 8 players that went and played half a his team to keep up the hard work and the Stanton who from the waist down could be Saturday night before the Sunday clash, and game for them. A really good team effort with scoreboard pressure will come. However the confused with a mummy but is playing some we still don’t know if it’s true. If it is true, was all the kids getting a go in different positions message was left in the huddle for the first part great footy at the start of the season, fifth best it because they believe the scribes, because and playing them really well. Best players of the quarter as Glencoe got the jump on us is another bloke in a purple patch Ben Creek we sure as hell don’t! If it isn’t true, was it to were Adam, Tre, Jacob and Tarky. Go you little kicking 3 goals and gaining the lead, but true who is always in and under getting the hard make the boys over confident that it would be Demons! to the words of the coach in the second half ball, sixth best was another player who has an easy game? What I do know is that Glencoe Senior Colts: Really good four quarter of the quarter the hard work started to pay off been in the best every week Izak Ransom, he on their dunghill is no easy game anytime, effort from the boys. Attack on the footy and kicking 2 goals in the late part of the quarter never stops chasing tackling and has these and we did not expect anything different this teamwork once again the keys to our win. We to even the scores up. We should have taken a giant hands that take a big grab when needed. time, especially as both clubs had been given had a little brain fade through the middle of the larger lead into the half when the coach made On to round 4 when we meet our fellow the honour of playing the League Anzac game. second quarter and allowed Glencoe back into space for himself to take an uncontested mark seaside village Robe at home, let’s hope for There were sombre words spoken before the the game a bit. To the boys’ credit they stuck 20m out from goal only to push it right across another good effort and a warmer day. game about the courage that the Anzacs had, it out and came out in the second half and the face of goal and out on the full, this gave A Grade: New coach Leroy has instilled two those young men who willingly charged at the coach the yips and 2 minutes later kicked big “C’s” in the A Grade side – CONFIDENCE really put the foot down, and came away with enemy trenches knowing full well there was a out on the full again. and COURAGE. The side has been written off the win. Really proud of the whole team efforts good chance they would die doing so. Leroy on the day. At the half time break coach Fox spoke by scribes from several local publications, talked about the courage of being a footballer, B Grade: Another very crisp Autumn’s calmly about improving the decision making as including The Voice Of Reason who stated on taking the game on and never giving in. I could day greeted us for the round 3 clash against well as sharpening the skills (not surprisingly). page two of the budget last week that “there see it in the eyes of all the boys that they had Glencoe, being Anzac weekend on Saturday This time the coaches message was not left in is no way in the world that Port MacDonnell come to play and I was not disappointed. A four this gave the unusual chance to play on Sunday the huddle with a good solid quarter of football will defeat the well-paid Glencoe outfit” and which would have been a little confusing for kicking 3 goals 4 and keeping Glencoe down that in round 2 “Port MacDonnell had a second quarter effort, ticking off the tasks set each the average B grader as Sunday is normally to 3 points to gain a comfortable lead heading consecutive upset victory with a home ground quarter saw the boys come away with a great reserved for sleep-ins and greasy take away into 3 quarter time. caning of a disappointing Kongorong.” Let me win by 44 points. Congratulations to Scotty food to ease the effects of a solid Saturday of Pleased with the efforts of the team the tell you right here and now that we don’t care Enderl who played a great game and was responsible drinking. It seems it doesn’t matter coach asked for more of the same and really how much anyone is paid or how highly they awarded the Herb Ashby medal. All the boys what day the game is, Thursday night still gives push hard to finish off the game.T o the credit are rated, they put eighteen out there on the played their part in the win, with Scotty, Tom the coaching staff the same headaches trying of everyone on the team they pushed hard to park and so do we. We are all made of skin and “Sull” Sullivan, big Will Macdonald (who never to get the best team on the park. the end of the game to take a hard fought win bone and the boys have made a commitment plays a bad game), Jake Turner, Ryan “Dog” Sunday arrived and the team was locked against a quality team that hit the ball hard. to the club, the coach, their teammates, the Fox and Dylan “Bomber” Bromley heading the and loaded with no late changes, the team First best for the game a new player to other players at the club and our fantastic best player list. Bomber also headed the goal looked excited at the challenge ahead playing the club this year Jake Simmons who played bunch of supporters that wherever and against kicking list and may have picked up a new undefeated side. a great game a full back and took plenty of whoever they play they will give a good nickname of “Spray Gun” after kicking 3 goals In the pre-match address the importance contested marks and no doubt the result could account of themselves. As I said, Leroy has 8 and missing several other shots completely! of Anzac Day was discussed and what was have been different without Jake’s effort down rekindled the spark that was slightly dimmed Today we take on the Robe outfit.T he club is a wonderful thing to hear was the amount of back, second best and in the best for the last year, and all the boys have confidence in travelling well, and hopefully all those scribes people that had been to the dawn service and second consecutive week was Matt Sullivan their own and their teammate’s ability to have mentioned earlier have full stomachs as we had paid their respects. With everyone up and playing some great football at the moment the courage to have a fair dinkum crack! Last make them eat their words. Go you Demons!

15 & Under: Pt Mac 38 - Glencoe 5. Well B Grade: Well done girls, good hard fight We must continue to hit our targets and make netBALL done girls, awesome effort by every player. Our right to the end. We need more talk on the sure we keep re-offering. We had to work hard defence was spot on with hands over every court. Great moving from Candice and Kelly in for our win, but credit to you all. Loads still to Junior 2: What a wonderful game! ball and talking to each other. Beautiful feeding the ring. Excellent drive from Brooke in C and work on. Best players: Michelle Moore (Birdie Everyone tried their best. There was some into our shooters who finished off with great defence from Cindy. Best players: Brooke (RSL), Blue), Tamara Ferguson (Victoria Hotel). In a great leading into space to get the ball and lots shooting. We chased all loose balls and made Cindy (Birdie Blue). tight contested that could have gone to anyone of talking. Keep up the good work girls. Awards excellent work of all turnovers. Well done! A Reserve: Another good team game girls. congratulations to Ash Heald on winning the Bridie McPherson and Imogen McGregor. Best players: Maddy Ireland (Subway), Riley Everyone adapted well to a lot of changes and Sister Mules ANZAC Day Medal. Junior 1: Great job girls, everyone played Buckingham (Fasta Pasta). after a slow and steady start we finally pulled The Port MacDonnell Netball Club would like so well. Riley super job in goals, Brooklyn great B Reserve: Pt Mac 50 - Glencoe 43. away to a well deserved win. We are gelling to congratulate Kirby and Mark on the arrival job in defence. Keep up the great job girls. Well done girls, we had a win. Kel and Banc well as a team and creating plenty of space of their twins Ruby and Dane and our B Grade Best players: Riley (Hungry Jacks), Brooklyn combined very well and shot great. Defence all with great drives. We just need to push some of coach Courtney and Brett on their daughter (Wendy’s). the way down the court was good. We did take our passes and have faith in each other. Thanks Pippa Jean. It’s good to see some future 13 & Under: Pt Mac 33 - Glencoe 3. Great our foot off the pedal for a while and we cannot again to Candice, Taylor and Brooke for helping netballers and footballer of course. Wishing you job to limit our opponents to only 3 goals. We afford to do that. We must give four 15 mins of us out. Best players: Sal Morgan (Taylor Made) all plenty of sleep and enjoyment while they still need to work on capitalising our goals. hard work and not be complacent. Thank you and Briodie Wilson (Victorian Hotel). are young! In a game that was played in the Great job overall. Let’s have a great game to Georgia for filling in. You did a good job. Best A Grade: Pt Mac 58 - Glencoe 53. Top ANZAC spirit, we would like to congratulate Ash today. Best players: Emily Baulch and Sarah players: Bianca Bowyer (RSL), Kel Cawthrone effort girls, our best team game yet. Defensive Heald on winning the Sister Mules ANZAC Day Lomas. (Birdie Blue). pressure all over the court was outstanding. Medal. Well done Ash!

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port macdonnell Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Josh Smith 9 Jake Turner 20 Jordan Stark 31 Matthew Sullivan 44 Brad Creek 56 Kane Blacksell 2 Rohan Povey 10 Dylan Bromley 21 Mal Lewis 32 James McGregor 45 Will Whitehead 57 tom Sullivan 3 Izak Ransom 11 Joel Feast 22 Zack Williams 33 Nathan Roach 47 scott Enderl 58 tim Sullivan 4 adam Taylor 12 Jack Cawthorne 23 Will Macdonald 34 Matthew Fox 48 Rory Brodie 59 tom Lampard 5 Ryan Fox 13 Justin Finnigan 24 scott Roulstone 35 Brendan Goodwin 49 Chris Driver 61 tom O’Connor 6A Riley Chant 14 Justin Bromley 25 Ben O’Dine 36 tobbei Kennett 50 Jacob Simmons 62 Kyall McClean 6B Raymondo Stanton 15 Blake Lynch 26 Brad Stephens 39 Daniel Miller 51 Josh Timms 77 Matthew Roscow 7 Ben McGregor 17 Mark Smith 29 Damien O’Dine 41 angus McGregor 54 Ben Wilke 99 Luke McIntyre 8 Ben Creek 18 Jack Williams 30 Kieran Dooley 43 Jay Drakeley 55 Nick Driver

14 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 www.msefl.com.au robe roosters same situation as the last few years in only the needed drive out of defence. Baden Ling was Mullan 5, K. Smith 3, S. Stoios 1, J. Tomlinson 4, FOOTBALL second round of the season. It was hoped that having a great day on the ball, getting numerous B. Wagstaffe 5, C. Wagstaffe 1. Best: K. Smith, round 3 against Nangwarry would be different, possessions and on many occasions just making A. Baker, J. Tomlinson, S. Denton, J. McMartin, A Grade: The oval at Robe was in good the home game potentially drawing a few players it in time to spoil the ball and stop what appeared J. Mullan. Both the Robe and Nangwarry Senior condition as the sandy soil soaked up the previous that maybe didn’t want to travel, but that didn’t to be a certain Nangwarry mark. Trevor Ling’s Colts teams are struggling to field a full side and day’s rain and Nangwarry were looking to open eventuate. The problem is the younger blokes that on-field voice and direction was critical at times therefore the game commenced with each team their account for the 2015 season while Robe were stopped playing after they finished Colts, some in a and despite playing from the forward pocket, was playing 15 a side. This contributed to an open looking to build upon their draw at Hatherleigh. premiership. They aren’t interested in playing any involved in play across much of the ground at game which did not have many scrimmages and With many players injured and unavailable Robe more, forcing blokes to keep playing into their 40s times. The Roosters kicked 2 goals 5 in the third packs. The Robe team played well in trying to use took the field with 2 players who had already to keep the team going. Excuses are heard from with the wind to set up what appeared could be the ball effectively and efficiently and all players played Reserves and four Senior Colts – Sneath, younger blokes like “I’m too old now”, or “I want a a winning 10 point margin. The boys just had to were prepared to use their teammates, run and Stoios, Hansberry and Altschwager. While Robe year off”. Well there’s lots of years to take off after keep up the same commitment in the last quarter support and implement the skills that they practice may have been under strength it still fielded a team you retire from playing footy! The involvement of that they had shown for the first three.T he final at training. The game was played in the right spirit that was prepared to run for each other both to this younger generation is crucial to the survival quarter turned into a hard fought wrestle. Aided by with no poor sportsmanship from players of either create space and assist and receive hand balls. of all football clubs in general. In years ahead you the wind Nangwarry had the ball up their end more team and was sensibly umpired. It was difficult Robe’s ball use was superior to that of the Saints. should come to appreciate the importance of the than Robe, but again weren’t able to capitalise to select best players for Robe as most players Robe found its targets while Nangwarry under football club both socially and economically to the fully, kicking only 1 goal. The Roosters defence were rotated through the bench and backlines to pressure often turned the ball over. Robe however town. Hopefully the club is still around then. Now were continuing to work hard and the ball did get give everyone an opportunity, however Sneath, were wasteful in front of goal with the exception on with the main story and this game was the one inside their forward 50 a number of times, but Smith, Tomlinson and Baker with seven goals put of Kelly who kicked six and will have to sharpen that got away. There were 6 players last week aged were only able to manage 1 point and an out of in four quarter efforts. Roger Sweetman, Coach. this skill if they want to take full advantage of 39 and over, including one nearly 55! The game bounds in their attempts to score. In the end it was Incentives: Steve’s Surf – C. Wagstaffe, Denton’s their opportunities against the other sides of the started out well with play all over the ground, the the numerous points that Nangwarry kicked in the Sportspower – A. Baker, Robe Mobil – L. Lean, competition. Nangwarry, while comprehensively Roosters getting a slight upper hand despite losing last quarter that got them over the line by 1 point, Polly’s Fish N Chips – B. Wagstaffe. beaten, never stopped trying and ran the game out Dougal Weir after a knock to the head (we believe though everyone thought it was a draw until the Junior Colts: Robe 16.6 (102) d Nangwarry but were outclassed by the skills of the Robe side he is home and ok) and discovering that there umpires conferred. Apparently the scoreboard was 1.0 (6). Goals: H. Bigmore 4, G. Dutton 8, H. Gould all over the ground. Robe are starting to build some were only 17 Robe players on the field in the first out by a point. You can say that Robe should have 1, L. Hurst 1, A. Weir 2. Best: A. Weir, G. Dutton, H. belief and with the return of players will threaten quarter. Nangwarry had the wind in the second won that game, but positives can still be taken Bigmore, B. Legoe, N. Hurst, L. Hurst. Last week’s many of the clubs in the upcoming months. quarter, but weren’t able to capitalise on the out of the game by the players work rate and the game against Nanwarry on paper looked liked a Better players for Robe were J. Kelly, N. Cane, T. advantage, the Roosters managing to kick a couple contribution of a couple of colts, whose inclusion good test for our boys. To their credit they hit the Lehmann, J. Pettit and R. Dickerson. into the breeze at the southern end to maintain is going to be important once again every week. ground running and played four quarters of good B Grade: Things were looking promising at the their lead at half time. As usual, Nangwarry often This week is the long trip to Port Mac. Hopefully football. Our team rule is to run with the ball at all start of the season. It appeared that there would used the short chipping game to their advantage, before the time the team gets there, some of these costs and this was our strength today. Well done be plenty of players and it wouldn’t be a struggle highlighting the lack at times of Robe players younger blokes will have realised they need the boys!! Lets keep training hard! Fabian Bigmore to get a team on the oval each week. Well things properly picking their man up. Fortunately the club as much as the cub needs them. (Langers), Coach. Incentives: Denton’s Sportspower quickly changed with a few injuries forcing A Grade backline was up to the task, with Brendan Brooks Senior Colts: Robe 37 goals 16 points (238) – A. Weir, Robe Seafood and Takeaway – G. Dutton, to call up a few players from the Reserves and consistently defending well, throwing himself at the won to Nangwarry nil. Goals: S. Altschwager Polly’s Fish N Chips – H. Bigmore, Elders – M. Colts and suddenly the Reserves were facing the contest and Adam Rayner providing some much 5, A. Baker 7, J. Tangaroa 2, J. McMartin 4, J. Keane.

half and 3/4 time. We have a very versatile team. stronger team we will develop trust in each other positioned themselves beautifully. Our attack line netBALL Kristen (KB Chiropractic) won the 1st incentive and so much more of our game will come easily. It worked hard and patience was the key in getting it for an amazing game for shutting down the GA. is a great thing to see you all enjoy being out there! into the circle. Jane (Caledonian Hotel) had a great A chilly day for netball in Robe but great games Maddie (Robe Hair Affair) won the 2nd incentive for B Reserve: Robe 27 Nangwarry 22. A very game at WD getting many intercepts and earnt and results for the club. her determination and not giving up. Once again well deserved win by all players. It is easy to her the Incentive and Alison (Robe Plumbing) for Junior 2: Sponsored by Robe Licenced Post playing as team is what is going to win you some have doubts about each other but it shows much a great holding game in GS winning the Calcutta. Office. Last week was our best game yet. Firstly, games. Keep up the good work girls. more depth to have faith in your team. Well done. Thanks to Hannah and Georgia for filling in for us. a big thank you to Libby from J1 team for filling in 15 & Under: Sponsored by Integrity New Nangwarry played a much different game and You both played a fantastic game. Hopefully we for the Nangwarry side, and Poppy and Lexy who Homes. Robe 52 Nangwarry 6. Wow! What an we found that we had to work harder to get the have our full team this week and keep momentum also played half a game each for the opposition. excellent game by all 7 players on the court. The points. Pressure from the opposition and pressure going. This shows great sportsmanship so well done. score definitely reflected how well everyone played from ourselves meant that our passing wasn’t so A Grade: Sponsored By Holiday. Robe 66 Shay and Tilly played a great half in goals together, and how excellent our goalies shot and how many good last week, but with more confidence this will Nangwarry 28. What a great win, we came out listening well and cutting in front of their players. intercepts the defence got. It was good to see what definitely fix itself. Some of my positional changes firing right from the start. Our defensive pressure Ruby controlled the centre well, and was working we had practiced on Thursday night was put into had the team worried, but together you took the was fantastic all game, it was great to see Demi on her goal to pass the ball quicker. Sienna gave play on Saturday! Thanks to Kristen for sitting the challenge on and made it work. I can’t ask for more and Ellie play such great defensive games. Chloe 100% as always and was very zippy around the bench. Best: Chloe (Sails at Robe), Incentive: Kate than that each week. Hope that ankle mends quick had an awesome game, taking various clean court. Awesome defence by Poppy and Lexy at GK (D & P Robinson). Teegs. Team captain: Trish Yeo. Calcutta: Trish Yeo intercepts all game. Camille worked hard at driving shadowing their players and creating turnovers. 17 & Under: Sponsored by Mat’s Plumbing. (Pizza Project) who wants to play GK but I make her the ball into the attack and using the space to her Ella had a fantastic first game on the wing with Robe 67 Nangwarry 16. Another great game from play centre and Incentive: Brianna Sneath (Westley advantage. It took the attack line half the game some lovely passing to her teammates. Georgie did you all. Our game really opened up through the DiGorgio) who continues to improve in goals each to adjust to each other. Hayley played a good an excellent job whilst standing some very tough, midcourt which made all the difference driving time she plays. strategic game in centre clearing well and taking tall opponents. Great leading in front and passing into the ring. We are still a bit hesitant at times B Grade: Sponsored by Thirty 3 Hair & Beauty. some intercepts. Kim drove nicely and thought girls. Incentives Poppy Venn (Denton Sportspower) on our throw-ins and we need to develop some Robe 18 Nangwarry 63. Bad luck girls, tough more about her passing into the goalie area, which and Lexy Hayes (Lakeside Tourist Park) confidence in delivering the ball.Great shooting game against a very strong opposition. Better luck paid off. Keeley and Flip played well together in 13 & Under: Sponsored by Hilton Rural. Robe again from our goalies really makes every turnover this week! Incentive Megan (Mahalia Coffee) and the ring, Flip talked well which helped the attack 22 Nangwarry 11. It looked like we were going we get in defence count. Demi (Sea Vu Caravan Calcutta Alex (Pure Lux). line improve over the game, Keeley rebounded to have a tough game but as a team effort we Park) won the best player for her terrific shooting A Reserve: Sponsored by Kiri Birchall. Robe well and took some good grabs. Calcutta went to got over the line to win the game. Our defensive and moving at GS and Emilee (Loaves & Fishers) 43 Nangwarry 27. Good game girls, once we Chloe (Robe Hotel) for her outstanding intercepts pressure down court was amazing an we had some won the incentive for adding in strong defence settled we had some great passages of play. Our and Incentive went to Flip (Robe Electrical) for her great passages of play. We had some changes at to her usual attacking game. As we become a defence worked tirelessly all day and the mid court positive talk on court.

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robe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Matt Cranage 11A Nick Cane 19 Cameron Domaschenz 25 Brad Jacob 34 andrew Clarke 46 Wade Trussell 2 Elroy Samuel 11B Baden Ling 20 Jake Keane 26 Brodie Dening 35 Riley Dickinson 47 sam Huebner 3 John Dunn 12 todd Lehmann 20 adam Brooks 27 Peter Agnew 36 Muru Joseph 48 Jack Sneath 4 Ben Jess 13 Jordan Mann 21 Levi Hancock 28A James Mathews 37 sam Stoious 49 Joel Gibbs 5 Jacob Wood 14 Ryan Dew 21 Brad Ross 28B Jacob Nicholson 39 Brendan Brooks 6 Fabian Bigmore 15 Dylan Coxon 22 alex Clements 29 Jed Regnier 40 tom Kurray 7 Jaryd Dawson 16 adam Rayner 23A Zac Deane 30 Glynn Brooks 41 travis Woodward 8 Jack Kelly 17 tristen Ling 23B Barry Fennell 31 Ben Copping 44 Luke Hann 9 Jordan Pettit 18 Hamish Kurray 24 Josh Steele 33 Daniel McKenny 45 Cody Davis www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 15 tantanoola tigers Telfer-Scott – McDonalds. a new bloke to the club Mike. who will be confident after picking up some FOOTBALL Senior Colts: Playing under lights A Grade: After the bye everyone was good players in the off season. against a strong Kongorong side we knew keen to make up for our disappointing General: Congratulations to winner Junior Colts: Second game of the we were in for a hard game. Playing at fast first round with theAnz ac clash against of the John Rogers best on ground Chris year we travelled down to Kongorong for pace the boys ran the ball well and applied an improving Kongorong. With Mat Sorello Hale. Don’t forget Calcutta is on tonight our ANZAC Day match. At the start we plenty of strong tackles to come away with playing his first senior game and coach so hopefully you have your syndicates were already down with Yatesy and Matty the points. Picking best players wasn’t easy Dawery playing his firstA Grade game for organised. Members draw has started Nelson not playing and captain Robbo as everyone played well, but that’s what the club and with his son Jack, emotions again every Thursday night with last week running late. However it gave the younger coaches want. Best players were Ethan were high. Things did start well for the Hijisa taking home the cash. You have to be lads like Patty and Ethan a good go at it. Glass-Reilly with 5 goals, Steve Moreland, boys as the pressure and determination there to win it so if you aren’t around the Against the bigger bodies those two who Matt Sorella, Marc Roberts, Clay Scudds was evident from the first bounce as we kitty jackpots! 100 Club is back on again are the smallest in our team went in for peppered the goals and should’ve been this year so see a committee member to everything which rubbed off on the other and Jacob Bell. Goals: Ethan Glass-Reilly 5, Toby Wing and Jacob Bell 2, Toby Pink 1. further in front at quarter time. For the rest get your ticket. boys. Despite losing I couldn’t be more There are a couple of important forums prouder of the boys. They never gave up Congratulations to Matt Sorella who played of the game we showed great resilience his firstA Grade game. when challenged as our tackling and coming up early May and it would be great and kept hitting the contest against a much to see them well supported. The Road bigger team. The reward was with Ethan B Grade: Travelled down to Kongorong pressure was where we expect it to be on Anzac Day, a great honour to be able for the year. Congratulations to Minky Awareness Program (RAP) will be held on kicking his first goal and more chances Wednesday May 6th in Mt Gambier and to play on such a special day, however, Hale who has continued his great form being had as the game went on. Best: Understanding the Ice Factor Forum on we came up against a Kongorong team winning the John Rodgers medal for best Ethan Telfer-Scott, Will Scanlon, James Wednesday 13th May in Millicent. See who were a lot hungrier, team orientated on ground. Sam Tincknell getting back to Lucas, Patty Jennings, Xander Copeland our website or Facebook pages for more and fitter than us. Not much else to say his best with 5 goals, big Macca again and Ryan Hoffman with Ethan Telfer-Scott details. as the goal kicker. Awards: Kai Malseed – other than we need to get out on the track, putting in a good effort, Tim doing his usual Radley Plastering, James Lucas – Subway, get our fitness up and start playing more gathering possessions at will and mention www.tantanoolafootballclub.sportingpulse.net Liam Johnson – Donny and Hanny, consistent team football. Best players for to Toby, H and Pilly if only he had kicked Like us on Facebook - Tantanoola Football Kody Vanderhorst – Dentons and Brody the day were Patto, Donk, Zeke, Floppy and straight. Now we have Glencoe this week and Netball Club

picked off many balls. Ffion, Chelsie, Emily ends of the court, shooting really well and Committee. netBALL and Tori also worked hard and created keeping her player out in defence, and to A Reserve: Playing later than usual plenty of options going into attack. Keep up Victoria for her movement down the court seemed to have us starting sluggish and Junior 2: A fantastic game girls. It the good work girls as there’s still plenty letting the game flow in such windy and took us a little while to hit our straps. It was was great to see the work we are doing at of improvement in all of you. Best players wet conditions. Let’s all train hard and take a tough game in different conditions so we training coming into our game. Defence Georgia Clarke and Chelsie Hateley. the week off to recover to come out strong had to make some small adjustments to all over the court was great, with all the 15 & Under: Well, in such horrible against Robe. how we played. Alana had a great tussle girls sticking to their player and putting weather, we all managed to dig deep and B Reserve: With inaccurate passing in centre and ran out the game with some their arms up to defend. We need to work really put in 110% in that last quarter to in a rough game with wet and slippery great decision making and passing. Bec on coming in front to meet the ball and come away with the win! We really need conditions you all held your head high and fed the goalies well and stayed strong on using our big loud voices. Awards: Maccas to focus on adjusting to the conditions and fought to come out with a draw after being the ring. Nicole and Ash are getting used - Demi, Hungry Jacks - Keelie, SMK our passing! Overall a great team effort and behind all game. Throughout the game to each other but moved well in the ring Electrical - Georgia J. another win. Again a huge thank you to our there were many ups and downs, but you while up the other end Lucy and Jo worked Junior 1: Good game by the girls talented 13 and Unders who once again all managed to steady and get the ball into tirelessly pressuring the goalies who were against a strong Kongorong team. There stepped up - Georgia Clarke, Maddison the ring. Defensive pressure all over the shooting well. is still a lot to work on at trainings, the Telfer-Scott and Brianna Scanlon. You court was intense and made it very hard A Grade: In the wet slippery conditions most important is getting in front of your continue to stand out and slot in perfectly. for them to get the ball to their goalies. we played a game that lacked free flow opponent when leading for the ball but Best players went to Chelsea Quinn and Jules had hands everywhere deflecting and skill and the physicality of the game we will work on it. Great defensive game Zoe Fennell. Great work girls! most passes into the ring and defended wouldn’t have looked out of place on the by all players with everyone giving their 17 & Under: Good work girls! It was like an absolute super star! With Jodie’s footy field. We had our chances but at no all to win the ball back. Fensom Family great to see everyone working together and Danni’s strong drives we were able to stage were we able to get our game going Encouragement award - Laylah McCallum, and putting what we worked on at training score with their effortless work on the ring. and were lucky to come away with only Hungry Jacks award - Zoe Malseed and into the game. It just goes to show if we We still have a bit of work to do, but with quite a bit of skin missing and nothing McDonalds award - Brianna Whitty. all work together, we can see the results the fight and determination you all have I’m more serious. To our credit we kept picking 13 & Under: Fantastic game by all 9 on the scoreboard. Although it was wet, sure it will be a successful season. ourselves up and having a crack and at no girls. Georgia at GA shot with accuracy and everyone did a great job of coming in B Grade: A scrappy game with a very stage threw in the towel, but scoring was really showed the hard work she has put in front and leading towards the ball to keep inconsistent start. Picked things up in nigh on impossible at times. Best player practising. Maddie and Leah both applied the game short. We still need to work the second quarter with more accurate and Calcutta Talana for a gutsy effort over plenty of pressure and created many on keeping our heads up in defence, to shooting and quicker passages of play. the 4 quarters and didn’t take a backward turnovers. Bri ran hard and read the play ensure we are keeping the pressure on all Ended up with the win but still lots to work step all game and Jess Bell who also stood well to also pick off many intercepts. Chloe the way down the court. Awards went to on at training. Awards: Brydie Merrett and up for 4 quarters. Congratulations to Casey at WD is improving each week and also Kacie for working well and adapting at both Morgen Lindner – Thirty Three and Ladies Arney on 150 A Grade games.

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tantanoola Football CLUB Player Numbers A Grade 11 anothy Pierri 22 Jordan Williams B Grade 29 Normy Wombat 42 antony White 2 Ben Chant 12 Braydn Reilly 23 toby Pink 1 Josh Peters 30 Leigh Kent 45 steven White 3 Chris Hale 13 Lyndon Smith 25 Dustin Knaggs 18 Hamish Pink 31 Nathan Gore 47 shaun Taylor 4 Zac Walker 14 tim Stringer 27 Caleb Williams 19 Matt Cytrowski 32 Jack Pearce 48 James Varcoe 6 troy Hatt 15 sam Tincknell 34 Bryce Radley 20 Zeke Courbois 33 Justin Rehn 59 Heath Douglas 7 Matt Pilmore 16 Cooper Hamilton 35 Hayden Brown 21 Nathan Bell 34 Benjamin McRostie 8 Cohen Williams 16 Matt Warren 37 James Fleming 24 adam Lindner 36 Darcy Pink 9 Jack Dawe 17 Dylan Tincknell 26 Ben Cairns 38 David Langley 10 Josh McRostie 18 tyson McGrath 28 Joe Whitehead 39 scott Varcoe 16 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 www.msefl.com.au GLENCOE murphies special thanks to Kathy for the lapel others that weren’t available but we were scenes work that nobody even knows FOOTBALL badges and all your sponsorship work, both never really in the race after half time. Best about. visually and on the PA system. I’m sure our were Kingy, Biggo, Marcus McGrath, Brett We head off over the hill this week to The crowd that attended at Glencoe on home game sponsor’s Northern’s Plumbing Watson and Benny Curran in his 50th. take on Tant and let’s hope we can return Sunday for the official MSEFL ANZAC Day Supplies and Gavin J McEachern and The Senior Colts battled against a home with a few more wins under our belts game were fantastic in the way that they Associates were very impressed. enormously talented Pt Mac side who than last week. The club will not be open commemorated the 100 years of ANZAC. When I read the Budget in Round 1, play very good team football and a lot tonight but we are all heading in to visit our You could have heard a pin drop as all Fred/Jo Dean (oops sorry!) The Voice of can be learnt by our young footballers in old mate Mark Lane at the South Aussie senior footballers and netballers lined Reason, wrote how he/she thought Pt competing against such sides. Best were Hotel for tea. We’ve booked out the back up along with the crowd to honour our Mac would finish bottom of the ladder this Dylan Pfitzner, Will Cleggett,T im Kentish, room so please make the effort and get Diggers. season. I along with most other normal Bradley Frost and Jack Miller. back and support one of our very special Our special guests for the day were football people in the league knew that this Hayden Egan and Ron Smith of the Port It was the same story unfortunately in and long term sponsors. MacDonnell RSL, Helen Egan, the niece of would not be the case and on Saturday, the Junior Colts. The boys never stopped Little Ted made quite an impression last Sister Mary Mules, and Keith Ashby, the once again they proved that they are still trying but just couldn’t manage to score week so I thought it would be remiss of me son of Herb Ashby. Helen presented the one of the best sides in the league. As against quality opposition. Best were not to mention him again. Sister Mary Mules Medal to Ash Heald and they have been for a number of years. Our Charlie Mallon, Will Maloney, Danny Kahn, Ted was out in his paddock carting hay Keith presented the Herb Ashby Medal to boys battled it out to the end but just could Mark Arthurson, Byron Tentye and Isaiah over summer without any trousers on. Scott Enderl, both very worthy winners of not match the very good Pt Mac side. Our McGrath. When his neighbour saw him he said: ‘Ted, these very special medals. best for the day were Gecko, Zacc, Al (Paul Thanks to Zacc, Tom, Ethan, Ashlea, how come you’re out here without your Great thanks also to Jess Allison (oh Chapman) Kennedy, Sammy Walker, Chic Cassie, Jezza? and Deb for helping out in trousers on?” Ted said: “Well last week in what a voice!) for singing the national and Truppy. the kitchen on Sunday night. It was never that hot sun I was out all afternoon without anthem and Ben Bruni for performing the In the Reserves it was just about going to be as big as a normal Saturday a shirt on. Bloody hell, I suffered the next Last Post. The crowd was very impressed the same situation. Neck was missing night but to do over 50 teas was terrific. day, my neck was as stiff as a plank… So with the talents of both of you and your his round ball boys who had their other Special thanks also to Ashlea for standing this is the wife’s idea”. performances were outstanding. Also commitment on the Sunday and a few in for Ange and doing all the behind the Go the Murphies!!

driving and strength from Ashlea and Alyce confidence returned and we were only out- fantastic game at GK – you tried hard all netBALL and Pinksy was once again brilliant in scored by one in that quarter. Came back day and stuck with your player for the defence. We will get them next time. Let’s strong in both the third and fourth quarter. most part. Zoe great running all day for We came up against some very tough record a strong victory today. Great come back, much more disciplined your first game of the season. EmilyT you opposition last week and unfortunately A Reserve: 44-62. Bad luck girls which resulted in more productive play. give 100% every game, well done. Thanks weren’t able to come away with any wins but great effort. Great passages of play Excellent effort girls, only lost by 7 goals in again to the Junior Ones who filled in and although we played some great games. down the court, we really showed that the end against a strong team. If we played did a great job – Alice, Jorja and Amber. What was very pleasing is that we all when it’s on, it’s on. A few more games a better first quarter I am pretty positive we Beth and Paris tried hard in goals all day played in the ANZAC spirit and fought together to gel will show what a great could have won this game. Next time girls and were a bit more confident as the game until the end. This week we have teas at team we can be. Fantastic holding by Max keep up the great work. Best: Mel Kuhl the South Aussie following the match, in the ring and great feeding in. Let’s get (Lake City Taxis), second best: Julia Jones. wore on. We have plenty to work on this let’s all get back and support our very the talk happening for the whole game 15 & Under: 5-38. Great job girls. I’m week and have a good go today against good sponsors. Also advance notice that as it really does make a difference. A very proud of you for listening to what Tant. next week against Kongorong is Breast great improvement on 2 weeks ago. Best Donna, Laura and I tell you and putting it Junior 1: Fantastic game girls. What Cancer Awareness Round and we will be player: Madeline Watson (Ferguson’s into your game. It was a tough game but we are practising, you are putting out on hosting a Pink Morning Tea in the Football Diesel Services), second best: Kate Sealey, you all kept trying. We had a great third the court. Jordan played a great game, Club from 10:30am-12:30pm, $5.00 per encouragement: Jody Leigh. Let’s back quarter. We have to work on not stepping coming forward and finding space. Jorja, person with all proceeds going to our local ourselves this week and have a real go. and converting our turnovers, as we got Alice and Amber are continuing to run well Breast Cancer Group. Please support this B Grade: 47-57. Good effort girls. Big many turnovers but didn’t score from them. to find space. Zali played a great game in fundraiser and let’s get a few wins today. improvement on 2 weeks ago which was Holly did well at WD, taking some great all positions, while Grace and Andi also A Grade: 53-58. Although we didn’t get great to see. We took our foot off the pedal intercepts and driving down the court. played great games, especially in defence. the win I thought it was a fantastic team a little in the last half unfortunately. Great Kayla is starting to move well in goals and Thank you to Caitlin for filling in and sitting game and that we all played really well. Pt defence by Leona who got best player providing an option. Dakota is playing well bench. Great game, let’s continue to Mac had some quality players and were (DeGaris Lawyers) and excellent shooting in goals and making great holds. Special improve and work hard at practice. simply the better team on the day. Huge to Abbie for second best. Encouragement mention to Sarah for working hard all game thank you to Tammy for filling in for us, award went to Ashlea for a great effort at and taking heaps of intercepts. Let’s try our Junior 2: A great game by everyone. looked as though you had never missed WD. best today! You are all improving every week. Make a game – combining really well with Bec B Reserve: 43-50. Had a bad start 13 & Under: 3-33. Well done girls – sure you are in front of your player before who also took lots of intercepts. Laura was in the first quarter, not enough talk and you are listening to what I ask you to do you call for the ball and spread out all over fantastic in her first game back for the passes were poor by all players. Needed and trying very hard to carry it out. We the court. Well done to Elly, Zoe and Caitlin year (Laser Electrical) and Sarah held very to look for the easy option. Second quarter must remember to look for the right option you all played really well earning you each well making good front position. Beautiful improvement in attack and defence, when we have a turnover. Emily Peacock, an award.

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glencoe Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 alan Kennedy 12 Michael McRae 23 Edward Trupp 32 sam Jones 42 trent Hawke 55 sam Auld 3 Jamie Edwards 13 Ricky Dalby 24 Matt Jaeschke 33 Max Kahn 43 alex Hentschke 56 Ross Stafford 4 Dane Paproth 14 tim Biggins 25 Josh Reader 34 Caleb Musgrove 44 Jayson Finnis 57 Ben Curran 5 Dylan Childs 15 Nathan McEachern 26 Joel Carter 35 Matt Haase 47 Liam Lock 60 Bevan Lipscombe 6 sam Walker 16 Jace Weaver 27B Ethan Bronca 36 Jason Bates 49 Josh Aston 61 Matthew Pohlner 7 tom Edwards 17 steve Fennell 27A tory Weaver 37 adam Price 50 Brendan King 65 Marcus McGrath 8 Zacc Cocks 19 Nick Martin 28 Matt Holden 38 Hamish Medhurst 51 sam Leane 9 Brad Gosden 20 sam Giersch 29 Matt Kasparian 39 Brett Watson 52 adam Blom 10 adam Creek 21 Ben Hentschke 30 Brad Mitchell 40 Lodie Stohl 53 Ben Morris 11 Kingsley Clark 22 Will Madsen 31 Clay VonDuve 41 Zack Maloney 54 Jevon Duff www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 17 Hatherleigh eagles all over the ground, 2nd best was Jacob Lang and we let them run the ball into the forward eventually running out of time to go down by 5 FOOTBALL (Stumpy) in the back pocket who kept sending line and put a lot of pressure on our back line. points. We won 3 quarters but lost the game... the ball back our way all day, 3rd best Jack We moved players around to help slow their I bet that doesn’t happen too often! We hope TWO out of four wins last week at Kalangadoo Oppelaar (Pete Walters) across half back keeps attack. Our last quarter was more like the Tom Bell and Tom Agnew’s injuries are not too with our younger sides both having good improving and always gives 100%, 4th best game we play, Dylan Jones went in to the ruck serious and will be back soon. Best players wins. Our Reserves were outdone by a strong Doug Treloar (Ladies Committee) was shifted to and gave us a bit more of the ball around the were Wighty (Beachport Hotel) a great game on Kalangadoo team and once again our A Grade the half back line to stop the Kdoo goal run and centre. Thanks to the boys that played their first Kilsby having him benched at one stage. Joe fought it out right to the end but were beaten halted many of their attacking runs, 5th best game for the club this year - Saxon Ellis, Ryan “Jiffy” Rayson (K&S Fuels) on his wing sent us with a 5 point loss. Sammy Gray (Sport & Rec steak) ran all day and Bowering, Mat Ballantyne, Jordan Jones, Mat forward on numerous occasions showing his 2015 major sponsors – Somerset Hotel was quick to move the ball by both hand and Bowman and first time playing for Hatherleigh liking for hard game gets. Watto (Tony Egan’s) Motel, K & S Fuels, Bowman Earthmovers, foot. Others to do well where Louis Brown with David Hodges tried hard all day. Best players provided plenty of run from half back while Nathan Bellinger Hay Contracting, Chay & four goals and Scotty Golding who kicked his went to Luke Bowman (Prince of Wales), Saxon Matt Fabris (Thursday Tea) and Jack Sully ran Merrett, Beachport Hotel, Hahn Super Dry, first goal as an Eagle. Well done boys, a good Ellis (Somerset), Simon Beggs (Millicent 4WD), hard all day to gather many possessions. Fish Hamish Smith (Thursday night tea) and Ryan Coopers Brewery, Fosters Foodland, Prince team effort. Waring, Michael Duff and Faulks also had good Senior Colts: Another convincing win Bowering. of Wales Hotel, OGR Trucks, Woonalee games. Jase Bateman and Sam Telfer both to the boys with a big pat on the back to the A Grade: Two more game ending injuries Simmentals. We thank our major sponsors for kicked 3 and young Hamish Smith bagged 2. their contribution to the club. Please support opposing coach Jonny Mules for taking 5 to our players and a 5 point loss to Kdoo last Calcutta results: Round 3 - 1st Josh Wight, our sponsors because their generosity helps our players from us which allowed an 18 a side Sunday. It was not the result we were looking 2nd Joe Rayson and 3rd Matt Fabris. club to run successfully. game. A good team effort overall with the for. Sneathy was a late withdrawal so Hamish Our condolences go to Kathy, Russell, usuals Jed and Brodie leaving the field early to Smith got the call up for his first senior game What’s coming up: Round 6, Saturday 16th Benjamin, Lachie, Jacob, Emma and Samuel play in the later game. Hopefully a good build after playing a full game of Senior Colts and May - Presentations at the Prince of Wales Lang on the sad passing of Kathy’s mother Liz up to our first real test this week against Mt 3 quarters for the Reserves! An excellent 1st Hotel, Penola; Round 7, Saturday 23rd May - last week. Thoughts are with you all. Burr. Best players were Jed Telfer (Denton’s), quarter into the wind and a good second saw Sponsors Day and 2005 A Grade Premiership Junior Colts: The boys hit the ground Sam Kent (Stumpy), Lewis Walker (Subway), us lead by 20 points at half time with all players Reunion. keen to return to the winners list after a loss Ben Leopold (HFC Ladies Committee), Amos contributing. Well, what can be said about the Congratulations to Mel, Gibbo, Saige, Kobe the previous week. A slow first quarter saw the Seamer (Sport & Rec Steak) with Hamish Smith 3rd quarter, outplayed, outscored with 9 goals and Cruz on the early but safe arrival of Jaga Maggies hold a 2 goal lead at quarter time but booting 5 majors which earned him the coach’s to our 2 points. Our 1st half of football left in Gibson on Anzac Day. Another little future pleasingly the boys stepped up a gear to slip award. Keep up the good work boys. the rooms. Facing a 5 goal deficit and kicking footballer for the club! a couple of goals through to eventually win by B Grade: Kalangadoo showed how to play with a 3 goal breeze, the players were asked to Thought for the day – “Success doesn’t 6 goals. Best player awards went to Will Chay last week with a stronger attack and run at the respond and respond they did, playing another come and find you. You have to go out and (Denton’s) who was continually winning the ball ball. Our first and second quarter not too good great quarter of football kicking 6 goals to 1 but get it”

the ball down court and coming in front of making the most of our opportunities. Georgia which caused turnovers. We need to remember netBALL our players. Our award went to Tess for her earnt herself an award for a consistent game at to keep reoffering down the court. Casey’s continual effort and commitment to improve her WA always providing an option and Annabel for injury to her knee gave Halle the opportunity Junior 2: Another great game girls. game. She did a great job at WD and got a lot giving 100% at defence. It will be good to have to come on at GS and did a magnificent job. Impressive to see your fancy footwork including of turnovers and was crucial to bringing the ball a full side today with Ellie and Maddie back. We have a few things to work on and I think pivots and leading towards the ball. Great to out of defence. Overall wasn’t a bad game, we Awards: Georgia Gray – Denton’s Sportspower, we will improve but we need to be dedicated hear loud voices clearly calling for the ball, just need to make an effort to put in to practice Annabel Brooks – Ducky’s Surf. to our trainings and work harder on our fitness making our flow down the court smooth. It’s what we are learning on a Thursday. Denton’s B Reserve: Dizey brought her “A” game during the week. Awards: Sport & Rec – Lucy good to see lots of interceptions and everyone Sportspower sock award – Tess Doeke. and started out strong at GK. There were many Cooper (drove hard all day and never gave up), is trying hard to be the first to chase up 15 & Under: Well done girls, a good team interceptions by both teams and K’doo to an Somerset – Liz Stuckey (great rebounding and those loose balls. Fantastic game by Indi with effort. We had a quiet start to the game with early lead. Lucy led strongly, picked up loose persistence). excellent game concentration and careful players wanting the ball behind and some balls and fed the goalies with accuracy. Driving A Reserve: We started off well scoring the footwork. Well done to Emma Lang, played sloppy passes. However halfway through the from the defence down the court was a feature first 3 goals of the game, with our defenders hard all game with great passes, shooting and 2nd quarter we seemed to come to life and and in the third quarter the goalies finished off working hard, picking up any loose balls and defence work. Great to see everyone listening settle together as a team. Excellent defensive accurately for a 4 goal lead. The last quarter rebounds. We do however need to remember and trying hard to practice things we are pressure all the way down the court caused the saw a tight contest. The pressure all over the to keep leading in front for the ball and giving working on at training. Keep up the good work opposition to make mistakes. When we were court and movement was there, but we just options as the ball comes out of defence. In girls. Awards: Denton’s Sportspower – Emma steady with the ball and came to the front we missed the mark at the end. We are all working the end we went down by 16 but know that Lang, Ladies Committee – Indi Howell. had some great passages of play. Remember well together as a new team and improving we can improve on that scoreline. Sarah once Junior 1: A great team effort last week to be spatially aware of your teammates and each week. Keep it up! Awards: Tina Smith again battled hard until she was sidelined with against Kalangadoo. We started really well with that the ball is not a hot potato! As the game (Somerset) and Fiona Jackman (Hath Sport and an ankle injury, Maddie played solidly again and some nice passages of play from defence to went on your desire and want for the ball Rec). Others to mention are Lucy Newsom and was backed up well by Cate and Nicole, thanks attack. All girls adjusted well to our positional increased, keep being strong. Thanks Zoe Emma Webber. to Leila for filling in. Somerset Hotel award - changes. Loved to see defenders moving their Widdison for sitting on the bench. Awards: Millie B Grade: A tough struggle last week as we Cate Lepley, Hatherleigh Sport & Rec awards feet to get a tip and following up after the first Smith – Denton’s Sportspower sock award, met a more skilful and fitter side. Unfortunately - Maddie Redman and Nicole Forrest. effort. Passes are the backbone to good netball Melita – Ducky’s. we had to shuffle our team around due to Emily A Grade: Great to see us execute a solid and this really did shine out. Some great passes 17 & Under: We got off to a strong start being out with an ankle injury. Kathryn joined first half against our experienced opponents. I in the goal ring between goalies. Sophie Skeer having an even contest in the first quarter with Amy in the goal circle and pretty hard being a know you were so disappointed with the third – sock award. some great passages of play, tight defence and defence for the past 10 years and going back term as we allowed Kalangadoo to steam 13 & Under: Unfortunately another loss, but finishing off well. We then seemed to lose some to your childhood years in goals, but as the forward with ease and put ourselves under against a stronger and taller team. There were intensity giving Kalangadoo the opportunity game progressed started to find her feet and pressure with poor passes. Good sign to see us some good passages of play from our centre to edge away. We must remember to come did a great job shooting 17 of our goals. We regroup and finish with a positive 15 minutes. passes and our defenders got a lot of touches. forward against such a strong, tall side. We had some great passages of play but as we got Lots of confidence to take from this match. We still need to focus and work on bringing need to work on looking after the ball and tired we started to not come forward for the ball Demi had her best game to date (Somerset).

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hatherleigh Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 Mark Cooper 7B Ethan Sutherland 15 todd Watson 23 Darren Paul 31 Mathew Childs 41 Luke Bowman 2 Jas Faulkner 8 Brad Haskett 16 saxon Ellis 23 tyson Smith 32 Marcus Bennett 42 Nathan Stratford 3 Jack Skeer 9 tom Agnew 17 sam Telfer 24 sam Waring 33 Dylan Jones 43 Benjamin Lang 4 tom Bell 10 tim Merrett 18 simon Beggs 25 Dylan Clough 34 tom Pegler 44 Michael Gibson 5A Matt Fabris 11 Jase Bateman 19 Brett Watson 26 James Gilberston 35 Daniel Sutherland 45 Jason Bowering 5B Luke Haines 12 Joe Rayson 20 Josh Wight 27 shane Raddon 36 Josh Gordon 47 anthony Driessen 6 Mat Faulkner 13 Brad Wight 21 Brett Sneath 28 Michael Duff 38 tom Waring 49 Jack McDonald 7A Caolan Buckley 14 Brodie Fabris 22 tom Schulz 29 Jack Sullivan 39 David Hodges 50 Josh Mason

18 - MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 www.msefl.com.au mount burr mozzies of the best games we have played as the boys boys started to settle into the game and were away with a slight margin at half time. We were FOOTBALL led really well, used the ball well and used able to run away with it. Good to see the K’doo not able to capitalise on our forward entries to their voices. It was great to see the parents accept players which helps give kids a run as half time which resulted in us missing several We are back after the bye and now we can and supporters giving encouragement to all this is more important than winning and losing opportunities to take a handy lead into the the boys, they really appreciate it. Thanks to which all clubs should embrace. Best players settle in to playing a few games in a row. Today break. The second half started much the same see’s Dylan Ridley play his 50th senior game Johnny and Kerry for once again donating a B Cutting, L Collyer, C Gamble, D Vanderhorst, way as the first with both teams jostling for the for the club. What a great player Dylan has drink after the game to the boys, they can’t and Z Watson with J Gregory best afield.T his proven to be over the last couple of seasons wait to get it and really would like to thank you. week we face a tough test against the Eagles lead before we managed to edge away late in and we look forward to many more wonderful Junior Colts: A good win by the Junior so we will see where we are at. the last quarter. From a coach’s perspective it years from him in the green and gold. We also Colts who showed much improvement from B Grade: A tough start for the B’s where was pleasing to see 21 contributors across the celebrate Andrew Ferguson’s 250th senior their first game, the boys started slow but we could only convert 1 goal in the first half board which enabled us to secure an important game today which is a fantastic effort from this worked into the game and held on under the to K’doo’s 6, after that we held our own which early win. A special mention to Tommy Tukia player who is Mt Burr through and through. pressure, the contested work the players was pleasing. When we played team footy who played his first senior game for the Burr Ferg has done it all in the club from coaching, have been doing on the training track have it looked good, we just need to work on our and Dylan Gamble who returned home and helped with their improvement, also good to defence when we haven’t got the ball and playing in finals, winning grand finals, winning starred in his performance. Players who shone best and fairest awards and he is also a see the players taking up the challenge of make sure we man up and help the backline. throughout the four quarters included Johnny deserving life member of the Mt Burr United playing varying positions and against quality We get another chance today to improve and Football Club. A fantastic effort Ferg and we all opponents. with my numbers available it will be hard to Agnew, Will Whitty and Sam Wallis. hope we see you play many more games as Senior Colts: The Senior Colt boys came pick a team so make sure you get to training. We have set Sunday 17th May as our major your form is great and you are an integral part up against a determined K’doo outfit. With Best players were Ferg, Z Watson, M Osmond, woodcut to be held at Billy Wells’ workshop. of the playing group. All the best to Dylan and some tough encounters over the past couple A Butler and R Humphries. Starting at 9am we will meet at the club by Ferg today and let’s make sure we bring home of years between the two sides this wasn’t any A Grade: Last game saw us face the 9am, please bring a splitter and a chainsaw the points for these two players. different. The stop start opening rounds isn’t reigning premiers in Kalangadoo. Conditions if you have one. This is an important day for Under 11: We played our first game of the helping with our football with the boys finding for football were a little slippery which saw the club so let’s make sure we all get there to season however K’doo didn’t have a team so it hard to build any momentum. The first half both teams having to adjust their respective help out. we played an internal game. We have a few was probably the worst we have played for styles as the game developed into a tough and new boys this year however you wouldn’t know quite a while with the boys over using the footy tight contest. The first quarter saw both sides “Hell it’s good out here” looking at the last game. I thought it was one and making simple errors. After half time the exchange goals before we managed to creep www.mtburrfc.com.au

week by week. Thanks to Shannon for scoring, on your faces, and are taking everything I say and played a great game at WD and it was netBALL Leanne for scoring and Paula for umpiring. and putting into your game. Heads up girls, pleasing to see Jeannie change her game to Awards went to Anne Ballantyne (Ducky’s) and train hard and we will improve. Thanks to Erin, accommodate the weather conditions. Let’s Junior 2: Another great game all the girls Maddi Butler (Fasta Pasta). once again, for scoring and sitting bench, also work hard at training and come out positively continue to improve in all areas of the court. 15 & Under: Bad luck girls! We can take a thanks to Dawn for umpiring. Award (Lah De against Hatherleigh. Our intercepts, passing and defence has shown lot of positives away and things we can work Dah) went to Sally Mueller. A Grade: In difficult conditions this to be our advantage. With a little more practice on at training from this game. Great job to the B Grade: Firstly a big congratulations to was still an impressive game with plenty of using spaces our team will be unstoppable. goalies Sophie Faulting and Maddie Butler, you Dawn on playing her 150th game and playing skill and endeavour from both teams. Poor Awards went to Jarrah (for outstanding both have great movement in the circle and a blinder of a game in GD. Unfortunately we passing and timing once again let us down improvement and confidence in just one week) knowing where each other is. Anna and Sophie didn’t come away with a win but all played but our capability is there and was on show. and Montana (for being a superstar in all Falting got hands to balls, great rebounds some great netball. Bron and Tahnia combined Excellent defence from Megan and Amelia positions). and didn’t give up down in defence. Kasey, well in the circle and shooting some lovely allowed us plenty of turnovers which were Junior 1: What a great game it was Shantelle, Maddie Bowering and Lucy ran all goals. Carol drove well and strongly fed our not always rewarded but the effort gave girls, even with the freezing cold and windy day creating space in the centre court. Thanks goalies all day in WA. Erin played a great game us hope and insight of what can be. Laura, weather, you all still managed to go out there again to the under 13 girls for sitting bench in WD applying pressure all down the court. Chloe, Ann and Kate made the most of every and play your best. It was fantastic to see the and playing a great game. Awards went to Bec and Dawn showed how strong they are opportunity and our hot shot GS Ebony was on outside arm and three feet before hands that Sophie Wallis (Rural Living) and Sophie Falting in the defence line, they made the goalies fire when she got the opportunity. Our newest we practiced at training be put into a game (Fasta Pasta). work very hard and intercepted many passes recruit and debut A Grade player Sophie situation. There was some very good defensive 17 & Under: With some new positions and and created many turnovers. Big thank you to Falting was amazing in her first senior game. work all down the court with some lovely more players our team is well on the way to Leah for umpiring, Cass for scoring again and Congratulations 13 year old Sophie. Well done. intercepts and nice passes into the goal circle. developing our group. I am sure that we will to Kaylah Lesslie for timing and sitting bench. A hugh thanks to Adam, Tony and Robin Thanks Emma for umpiring and the timers. The see great improvements as the season rolls on. Millicent Giftware and Chemist award went to for all your hard work helping us clean the Toy Kingdom award went to Amy Collyer and A tremendous game from Chloe Vanderhorst Bec Fox. courts on Friday night before our first home the McDonalds award went to Isabelle Quintel. who worked determinedly throughout the game A Reserve: A tough day for netball with game, and Alex for cleaning the courts again It was a great game played by all the team to provide stability and much needed turnovers. conditions making it hard to get any flow in our on Saturday morning. It’s a shame that the members. Tayla Bott was also a stand out with her work game. Well done to Grace wining the Bompas wind and rain didn’t make our courts look that 13 & Under: Bad luck girls. We will learn at WA and a special mention to Chloe Corman award. Thanks for the contribution you have good on Saturday. We wish the Wattle Range lots from this game. Getting in front of our who in her second game is sure to impress made to our team Grace, we look forward to Council, who WON’T allow us to cut down players and space awareness on the court. over time. playing with you again soon. Grace and Hannah the trees, were there to see all the leaves on Our passing did let us down and we need to B Reserve: Bad luck girls, with a bunch played a great defensive game, combining the court to see how dangerous it is to play adjust in all sort of weather. There were some of girls that are learning the game, we will well to create numerous turnovers. It would on. What upset us the most is we want to cut great passages of play and we need to string improve. Lots of our passing let us down and be helpful to then drive the ball out and clear 4 trees down for safety reasons, but other that together for 4 consistent quarters. Let’s we need to work on that at training. What I love out if our lead is not used to create space to sporting groups around are allowed to cut their work hard at training and we can only improve about you girls is that there is always a smile move the ball down court. Sarah was versatile trees down.

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MOUNT BURR Football CLUB Player Numbers 1 thomas Renzi 9 William Lowndes 18 Dylan Ridley 26 Dylan Broad 37 Chris Icke-Poulter 2 shane Westerman 10 thomas Fennell 19 tyler Stanley 27 Josh Fiebig 39 Lewis Von Einem 3 Jonathan Agnew (vc) 11 Jake Dowdy 20 Jamie Little 29 Nicholas Morrison 40 Jordan Muhovics 4 taylor Redden 12 Dale Bowering 21 steven McKay 30 Brayden Millard 40 Ben Wilson 5 Clinton Gallio (c) 13 Mark Teagle 22 Josh Wallis 31 Bronte Grosser 44 Michael Schmoock 6 Brodie Hennink 14 scott Bevan 23 Frazer Scanlon 32 Peter Guyett 45 tom Butler 7 scott Gamble 15 Henry Walshaw 23 shannon Smith 33 andrew Ferguson 50 Cody Beck 8 Ben Gordon 16 samuel Wallis 24 Graham Fennell 35 Jack Gregory 51 Clint Bowering 9 Nathan Muhovics 17 shaun Withers 25 William Whitty 36 ashley Butler 52 scott Lesslie www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 19 netball results & ladders: round 3

A Grade: A GRADE Kongorong 42 (T. Sanderson, S. Lucas) d Tantanoola 39 (T. Knaggs, J. Bell). W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 61 (J. Paproth, M. Pitt) d Hatherleigh 40 (D. Smith, E. Watson). Port MacD. 3 0 0 0 174 137 55.95 6 Robe 66 (C. Dawson, F. Carter) d Nangwarry 28. Robe 2 1 0 0 186 114 62.00 4 Port MacDonnell 58 (T. Gilmore, T. Ferguson) d Glencoe 53 (L. Edwards, A. Finnis). Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 122 77 61.31 4 A Reserve: Glencoe 2 1 0 0 153 146 51.17 4 Tantanoola 35 d Kongorong 19 (N. Batten, C. Ashby). Kongorong 2 1 0 0 125 146 46.13 4 Kalangadoo 50 (R. Collins, N. Ryan) d Hatherleigh 34 (M. Redman, N. Forrest). Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 150 178 45.73 2 Robe 43 (A. Nunan, J. Nunan) d Nangwarry 27 (T. Ploenges, T. McGinty). Tantanoola 0 2 0 1 88 93 48.62 0 Port MacDonnell 62 (S. Morgan) d Glencoe 44 (M. Watson, K. Sealey). Nangwarry 0 3 0 0 107 155 40.84 0 Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 64 123 34.22 0 B Grade: Tantanoola 42 d Kongorong 34. A RESERVE Kalangadoo 45 (R. May, C. Blackmore) d Hatherleigh 26 (L. Cooper, E. Stuckey). W L D B For Agst % Pts Nangwarry 63 (L. McKeon, K. McNair) d Robe 18 (A. Grimes, M. Onody). Port MacD. 3 0 0 0 176 98 64.23 6 Glencoe 47 (C. Burford, B. Williams) d Glencoe 47 (L. Mulraney, A. Cocks). Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 115 39 74.68 4 B Reserve: Robe 2 1 0 0 133 85 61.01 4 Kongorong 27 (H. Goodridge) drew with Tantanoola 27. Hatherleigh 2 1 0 0 137 97 58.55 4 Kalangadoo 23 (S. Collins, F. Dowdell) d Hatherleigh 21 (T. Smith, L. Newsom). Nangwarry 2 1 0 0 104 101 50.73 4 Robe 27 (P. Yeo, B. Sneath) d Nangwarry 22 (E. Holmes, M. Hodgson). Tantanoola 1 1 0 1 78 79 49.68 2 Port MacDonnell 50 (B. Bowyer, K. Habner) d Glencoe 43 (M. Kuhl, J. Jones). Glencoe 0 3 0 0 102 161 38.78 0 Kongorong 0 3 0 0 56 128 30.43 0 17 & Under: Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 21 134 13.55 0 Tantanoola 46 d Kongorong 29 (S. Gaylard, L. Glynn). Kalangadoo 61 (S. Croser, J. Opie) d Hatherleigh 31 (G. Gray, A. Brooks). B GRADE Robe 67 (D. Carter, E. Sawyer) d Nangwarry 16 (N. Domaschenz, B. Holmes). W L D B For Agst % Pts 15 & Under: Nangwarry 3 0 0 0 157 76 67.38 6 Tantanoola 24 (C. Quinn, Z. Fennell) d Kongorong 23 (D. Kuhl, E. Lightbody). Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 89 49 64.49 4 Kalangadoo 38 (L. White, E. Hunter) d Hatherleigh 31 (M. Smith, L. MacGregor). Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 95 73 56.55 4 Robe 92 (C. Venn, K. Falkner-Hunt) d Nangwarry 6 (M. Holmes, G. Johns). Port MacD. 2 1 0 0 148 150 49.66 4 Port MacDonnell 38 (M. Ireland, R. Buckingham) d Glencoe 5 (H. Wittig, K. Medhurst). Robe 2 1 0 0 97 111 46.63 4 Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 90 109 45.23 2 13 & Under: Kongorong 0 3 0 0 124 138 47.33 0 Tantanoola 32 d Kongorong 4 (B. Miller, M. Sutherland). Glencoe 0 3 0 0 93 137 40.43 0 Kalangadoo 51 (J. Stone, K. Ousey) d Hatherleigh 9 (T. Doecke, L. Chant). Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 37 87 29.84 0 Robe 22 (K. Nunan, M. Wirth) d Nangwarry 11 (H. Smart-Cunningham, M. Carter). Port MacDonnell 33 (S. Lomas, E. Baulch) d Glencoe 3 (E. Peacock, Z. Parham Hawke). B RESERVE Bye: Mount Burr W L D B For Agst % Pts Kongorong 2 0 1 0 105 64 62.13 5 Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 91 28 76.47 4 Robe 2 1 0 0 75 52 59.06 4 Glencoe 2 1 0 0 117 105 52.70 4 Tantanoola 1 0 1 1 73 56 56.59 3 Port MacD. 1 2 0 0 101 119 45.91 2 Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 63 75 45.65 2 Nangwarry 0 3 0 0 72 114 38.71 0 Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 15 99 13.16 0 17 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 144 48 75.00 4 Robe 2 1 0 0 192 86 69.06 4 Port MacD. 2 0 0 0 102 56 64.56 4 Tantanoola 1 1 0 1 73 92 44.24 2 Hatherleigh 1 1 0 0 82 104 44.09 2 Nangwarry 1 1 0 0 40 88 31.25 2 Kongorong 0 3 0 0 79 109 42.02 0 Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 36 165 17.91 0 15 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Robe 3 0 0 0 227 27 89.37 6 Kongorong 2 1 0 0 123 68 64.40 4 Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 86 55 60.99 4 Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 87 59 59.59 4 Port MacD. 1 2 0 0 96 110 46.60 2 Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 74 116 38.95 2 Glencoe 1 2 0 0 46 77 37.40 2 Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 35 115 23.33 0 Nangwarry 0 3 0 0 34 181 15.81 0 13 & UNDER W L D B For Agst % Pts Robe 3 0 0 0 72 41 63.72 6 Kalangadoo 2 0 0 1 97 29 76.98 4 Port MacD. 2 1 0 0 98 43 69.50 4 Tantanoola 2 0 0 1 62 31 66.67 4 Nangwarry 2 1 0 0 60 45 57.14 4 Hatherleigh 1 2 0 0 67 90 42.68 2 Mount Burr 0 2 0 1 33 64 34.02 0 Kongorong 0 3 0 0 30 88 25.42 0 Glencoe 0 3 0 0 17 105 13.93 0

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RICHMOND PARK WHITE SUFFOLK MULGUNDAWA POLL DORSET Fiona Jackman plays her 100th senior game for Hatherleigh today. Fiona first joined Hatherleigh in 1996 playing in the B Reserve, had a Mary Burzacott & Mike Emery, Robe SA few years away from the club and returned again in 2010 up until today has played in both the B Grade and B Reserve teams over the years. Phone 0429 686 243 Fiona also joined our committee in 2014 and is still currently involved. Email [email protected] www.msefl.com.au MID SOUTH EAST BUDGET, SATURDAY MAY 2, 2015 - 21 around the courts: round 3

Megan Hein (Port MacDonnell). Photo: Karen Cawthorne. Hayley Smart (Robe). Photo: Karen Gould.

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Demi Smith (Hatherleigh) and Kylie Schultz (Kalangadoo). Kirsty Egan (Kalangadoo). Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith. Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith.

Lucy Perkins and Johana Nunan (Robe). Photo: Karen Gould. Sally Houlihan (Hatherleigh). Photo: J.L. “Fred” Smith.

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Round 1 – April 3-11 Round 6 – May 16 Round 11 – June 27 Round 16 – August 8 Robe 63 lt Mount Burr 110 Tantanoola v Kalangadoo Kalangadoo v Mount Burr Kongorong v Kalangadoo Glencoe 95 lt Hatherleigh 98 Kongorong v Robe Robe v Hatherleigh Glencoe v Robe Kongorong 118 d Nangwarry 51 Port MacDonnell v Mount Burr Glencoe v Nangwarry Tantanoola v Mount Burr Tantanoola 60 lt Port MacDonnell 74 Nangwarry v Hatherleigh Kongorong v Port MacDonnell Port MacDonnell v Hatherleigh Bye: Kalangadoo Bye: Glencoe Bye: Tantanoola Bye: Nangwarry Round 7 – May 23 July 4 – SA Country Round 2 – April 18 Championships Round 17 – August 15 Mount Burr 81 d Kalangadoo 74 Kalangadoo v Kongorong Kalangadoo v Glencoe Robe v Glencoe Hatherleigh 60 dw Robe 60 Round 12 – July 11 Mount Burr v Kongorong Mount Burr v Tantanoola Nangwarry 35 lt Glencoe 167 Hatherleigh v Kalangadoo Hatherleigh v Tantanoola Hatherleigh v Port MacDonnell Port MacDonnell 105 d Kongorong 40 Nangwarry v Robe Nangwarry v Port MacDonnell Bye: Nangwarry Bye: Tantanoola Port MacDonnell v Glencoe Bye: Robe Round 8 – May 30 Tantanoola v Kongorong Round 3 – April 25-26 Glencoe v Kalangadoo Bye: Mount Burr Round 18 – August 22 Kalangadoo 107 d Hatherleigh 102 Kongorong v Mount Burr Round 13 – July 18 Robe v Kalangadoo Robe 146 d Nangwarry 19 Tantanoola v Hatherleigh Kalangadoo v Nangwarry Glencoe v Mount Burr Glencoe 70 lt Port MacDonnell 114 Port MacDonnell v Nangwarry Robe v Port MacDonnell Kongorong v Hatherleigh Kongorong 66 lt Tantanoola 105 Bye: Robe Glencoe v Tantanoola Tantanoola v Nangwarry Bye: Mount Burr Mount Burr v Hatherleigh Bye: Port MacDonnell June 6 – SE Zone Carnival Bye: Kongorong Round 4 – May 2 Round 9 – June 13 Nangwarry v Kalangadoo Round 14 – July 25 Kalangadoo v Robe Port MacDonnell v Robe Port MacDonnell v Kalangadoo 1st Semi-Final – Mount Burr v Glencoe Tantanoola v Glencoe Tantanoola v Robe August 29 Hatherleigh v Kongorong Kongorong v Glencoe Hatherleigh v Mount Burr Nangwarry v Tantanoola Nangwarry v Mount Burr 2nd Semi-Final – Bye: Kongorong Bye: Port MacDonnell Bye: Hatherleigh September 5 Round 5 – May 9 Round 10 – June 20 Round 15 – August 1 Kalangadoo v Port MacDonnell Mount Burr v Robe Kalangadoo v Tantanoola Preliminary Final – Robe v Tantanoola Hatherleigh v Glencoe Robe v Kongorong September 12 Glencoe v Kongorong Nangwarry v Kongorong Mount Burr v Port MacDonnell Mount Burr v Nangwarry Port MacDonnell v Tantanoola Hatherleigh v Nangwarry Grand Final – Bye: Hatherleigh Bye: Kalangadoo Bye: Glencoe September 19 SCOTTSCOTT GROUP OF COMPANIES Your Industry SuperFund proudly Proud sponsor of supporting MSEFL Mid South East Football and Netball

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