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A NIGHT WITH KEVIN SHEEDY bought to you by nme; 4.00 pm Round 11Todd Krause (Wagga Tigers) RUA PRE FINAL CLUB VISITS AFL RIVERINA Note, everybody welcome to watch the training session Round 12 Joe Redfern (Coolamon) Please be advised that RUA are planning to conduct the AFL Riverina would hke to present the opportunity for all GWS WAGGA SCHOOL VISITS Round 13 Grant Commins (Leeton Whitton) second round of club visits pre-finals commencing in AFL followers to "A night with Kevin Sheedy". The GWS playing squad will visit every primary school Round 14 Josh O'Callaghan (Leeton Whitton) August and continuing up-to the commencement of the Date: Friday 12th August 2011 in Wagga \Nagga on Friday 12th August. The GIANT FARRER finals series in 2011 premiership season. TI me, 6. 30pm for 7 .00pm. players will be working with AFL NSW/ACT game Round 1 Bradley Perkins (CSU) The purpose of the v1s1tslmeetings is to discuss season Place; Rules Club - Jezza Room development staff in regards to the school visits. Round 2 Rhys Mehlstauber (EWK) outcomes. finals preparation and interpretations of the Guest speakers, GWS inaugural Coach / AFL GWS SUPER CLINIC Round 3 Lachlan Kelly (CSU) Laws. Afiects reserve grade and under 17 competitions legend - Kevin Sheedy GWS will stage a Super Clinic at Robertson Oval Round 4 Chris Wallace (Temora). where club umpires will be replaced with RUA Dress, smart casual (no demin) \Nagga on Friday 121h August commencing at 4 45pm Round 5 Matt Harpley (Temora) appointed umpires for the finals seriesYour club is Costs; S50 00 per head (includes finger food / beer & until 5.30pm This Super Clinic will be run after the Round 6 Jeremy Luff (North Wagga) encouraged to make contact with the following people wine only)Tickets to be purchased from: Clubs opening training session. There are no costs and Round 7 Ashley Verhagen (CSU) to make appointments for the proposed visits, if no •AFL House Wagga, Bayhs St. Wagga Wagga. (P) 02 all kids are encouraged to bring family and fnends to Round 8 Mitchell Haddrill (Northern Jets) appointment is made then no club visit will be 69 215 000 JO In 1n the fun. Round 9 Dayne Watt (EWK) scheduled. Acton point - all clubs to contact the •Rules Club Wagga, Fernle19h Rd, Wagga Wagga (P) RISING STAR AWARD - update Round 10 Michael Coombes (TRYC) nominated RUA representatives in the email below 02 69 311 511 Listed below are the Rivenna and Farrer nominations Round 11 Kelvin Shaxson (Coleambally) ASAP. GINS VERSUS BELCONNEN for the Rising Star Award; Round 12 Guy Ward (North Wagga) Contact AFL Riverlna would like to remind the football RIVERINA Round 13 Nicholas Devitt (CSU) Peter Hughes - Director of Umpiring - text or Ph community that GIANTS will be playing a home game Round 1 John Anstee (Wagga Tigers) LEAGUE PRESENTATION NIGHT 0407757638 against Belconnen on Saturday 13th August at Round 2 Jarrah Maksymow (Collingullle) Listed below are the following presentation nights: Greg Walsh - RUA Coach - text or ph 040458034348 Robertson Oval Wagga Wagga This match will be Round 3 Shaun Flanigan (Wagga TTgers) South West Junior FL: Saturday 13th August Ariah Paul Smith - RUA MIA Coach - text of ph 0428276486 incorporated with the Wagga Tigers versus GGGM Round 4 Toby Blissett (Griffith) Park Shane Buchanan matches. Round 5 Nieholas Pleming (Coolamon) Wagga District Junior FL:Monday 22nd August Rules AFL Riverina - Football Operatio ns Manager •10amReserve Grade Wagga Tigers Vs GGGM Round 6 Ben Foster (MCUE) Club Wagga Wagga •Midday GWS vs Belconnen Round 7 Harry Cunningham (Turvey Park) Farrer FNL: Wednesday 7th SeptemberRules Club •2.30pm First Grade Wagga ngers vs GGGM. Round 8 Martin Brown (Leeton VVhitton) Wagga Wagga GINS OPENING TRAINING SESSION Round 9 John Buchanan (Turvey Park) R1verina FNL:Tuesday 13th September:Marrandera Ex Place; Robertson Oval Wagga Round 1onm Beckmans (Turvey Park) serviceman club 0 JOI-IN B ANCE & SON
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FOR the first time in four years. Collingullie-Ash Demons have lost lo highly-rated pair Ganmain CAK will have its supporters again but the Hop fought battles in recent times. mont-Kapooka is under the pump. Grong Grong-Malong and Narrandera over the pers seem to be thriving on the fact ii continually is The Eagles needed a big second half to gel over The Farrer League champions have risen to al past fortnight.The Demons were close to full overlooked by pundits and opposition teams alike. the Goannas earlier this year and now its MCUE's most every challenge in recent limes but now find strength last weekend against Narrandera, but did MAHER Oval has not been a happy hunting turn to travel to Narrandera. themselves In an unfamiliar position heading into have their opportunities to clinch the contest but ground for Wagga Tigers in recent years but it Narrandera appear to be hitting its straps at the Sunday's clash with Coolamon.The Demons have were unable to do so The one thing CAK will take faces an easier task against an inexperienced and right time of year and will prove formidable opposi fell to back-to-back defeats for the first lime under confidence from Is the fact 11 took a very under struggling Bulldogs team on Sunday. tion for the Goannas.Narrandera has all players coach Shane Lenon and face a crunch game out manned team into its last contest against Coola Tigers ha11e slipped lo sixth on the ladder and back on deck and will look to breeze past the at Kindra Park this weekend.Coolamon beat CAK mon. have a timely clash with Turvey Park considering struggling Goannas as it continues it charge to at home earlier this year putting the heat well and The Demons are a much better team this time percentage looms as a crucial factor for the men wards finals. truly on the RFL new kids on the block.Coolamon around, but Coolamon is back in super fonm it from Robertson Oval. ngers won the previous bat LEETON-Whitton WIii have a fight on Its hands have seemed to click again after a rough patch seems.Ryan Chamberlain put in a strong perform tle earlier in the year by 133 points and would love when ii lakes on Ganmain-Grong Grong-Malong that included three straight losses, including one ance last weekend, while Ben Edyvean continued nothing more than a similar result this lime around. at Ganmain Sportsground on Saturday. against Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes. a strong year.The fonm of youngsters Joe Redfern. Turvey Park has some confidence about itself The Crows have been most undisciplined of late The Hoppers have been very inconsistent this Marshall Macauley. Nick Pleming and Micky Gib however with a good record against Tigers at and cannot afford lo turn up with the same attitude year but one thing they have proven is that when bons has all been very promising for the Hoppers. Maher Oval in recent years. when it takes on the Lions. they are up and going, they can play some top II gives them some X-factor they have missed en Unfortunately for the Bulldogs, ti may take more GGGM is in hot form and is capable of producing football. tering previous RFL final series. than recent history to tum things around on Sun a cricket score if the Crows do not turn up ready to Coolamon dismantled Tigers for the second time The Demons need a win here to stay inside the day. play their best football. this year and kept its top-three chances alive w,th top-three and expect Shane Lenon to have his NARRANDERA and Mangoplah-Cookardinia a big win at Robertson Oval.Meantime, the team firing for the trip lo Coolamon. United-Eastlakes have traditionally held hard- c:>.-. t-h~ bcall fc:>r c:>~~r 20 y~cars • Sports Medicine Family owned, S tE~eline has a lways been a big s u p p o r ter of t he local communi ty, so f or service over a nd above in a ll your r oof i ng • Trophies n eed s v i s it you r local S t eel ine R oofi ng Cent re.
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RFL first grade Lachlan D'Callaohan (Leeton-Whitton) Matt Howarth (North WaooaJ 20 Beau Runnalls (Griffith) 51 34 Chase Macintosh (Marrar) 17 Name David Mchnc Name James Morris Marc Geppert (CAK) 51 Isaac Damme (MCUE) 32 Scott Raufers (Marrar) 17 Nickname Melon Nickname Moz or Jimmy Daniel Hitchens (GGGM) 35 Jeremy Sykes (Turvey Park) 27 Age 45 Age 21 Mathew Etchells (Wagga Tigers) 31 Max King (Wagga Tigers) 25 Under 17 Current Club Leeton Whitton Current Club Collingullie Ashmont-Kapooka Nick Carroll (GGGM) 31 Pat Whittard (Griffith) 22 Mitch RotJinson (EWK) 43 AFL Team Sydney Swans AFL Team Sydney Swans Jamie Grintell (Narrandera) 30 Drew Hardy (Narrandera) 21 Billy Price (North Wagga) 42 Phil Aumann (Narrandera) 26 Vaughan Wmnel (EWK) 28 Favourite Position Centre Half Back Favourite Position CHF, Ruck Jarrah Maksymow (CAK) 25 Farrer goalkickers Matt Harpley (Temora) 23 Most Difficult opponent Terry Daniher Most Difficult opponent John Anstee Clint Taylor (GGGM) 23 First grade Jarrod Turner (EWK) 19 Best Riverina Player Too hard to pick. at a pinch Best Riverina Player Marc Geppert Grant Commins (Leeton-Whitton) 23 Chris Jackson (EWK) 44 Justin Lashbrook (Coleambally) 15 Gerald Pieper, Warren Sykes and a skinny kid by Most Annoying Teammate Shane Gow Dean Howard (Marrar) 39 Lewrs Waldron (North Wagga) 15 the name of Paul Kelly wasnt too shabby either Funniest Teammate Dylan Kennedy RFL reserve grade Brenton Roberts (EWK) 37 Isaac Collins (EWK} 14 Most Annoying Teammate Grenville Dietrich Most Embarrassing football moment Trying to Daniel Crocker (Coolamon) 28 Clint Shields (CSU) 37 Lachlan Jenkins (Temora) 14 Funniest Teammate Steve "Bad Egg" Holt bump someone over in front of the crowd and Ben Mackenzie (CAK) 26 Brad Moye (Temora) 34 Nathan Haywood (EWK) 14 Most Embarrassing football moment Going back missing them completely and falling over myself Andrew Priest (Wagga Tigers) 23 Jason Brown (TRYC) 31 on the field. after promising I wouldnt. with a fu ll Greatest Football Achievement Best & Fairest in Greg Higgins (GGGM) 22 Craig Websdale (Marrar) 27 head bandage after spending 2 and a hatf quarters the under 17s Grant Bruce (MCUE) ·t 9 Michael Foster (Northern Jets) 26 in hospital getting half my ear stitched back on. and Best Football Advice Given Mental preperation. Dane Fuller (CAK) 18 Todd Hannam (TRYC) 26 then having my wife threaten to stop the game by prepare well Mathew Kelly (GGGM) 18 Dale Hugo (TRYC) 25 sitting in the middle of the field unless I came off. Previous Clubs Deniliquin Rams Brent Fennessy (GGGM) 17 Greatest Football Achievement Alas no Nick Ryan (Wagga Tigers) 17 Reserve grade premiership to boast about. I guess playing for RFL. Scot1 Lucas (Wagga Tigers) 1~ Joel Grieve (EWK) 39 Farrer and NSW Kurt Stubenrauch (Marrar) 34 Best Football Advice Given If your on your knees RFL under 17 Jeff Angel (CSU) 27 your out of the contest Jordan Lawrence (Wagga Tigers) 46 Gavin Hofert (TRYC) 25 Previous Clubs Leeton Redlegs. Barellan. Leeton Hayden Mclachlan (Coolamon) 42 Afan Girting (EWK) 25 Whitton Crows Edward Lindon (Wagga Tigers) 38 Michael Barnes (North Wagga) 23 Josh Helson (Leeton-Whit1on) 36 Kane Harding (TRYC) 20 Apprenticeship Oppo ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP "The friendly club with quality service"
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Best: (Coolamon) Matt Bradley, R Maslin, M Jnrrett. P W L D B For Agst % Pis GRIFFITH ...... (145) Goals: (GGGM) M Steele 3. J Conway 2, C Taylor 2. J Robinson, N Armstrong, G Rudd; (Wagga Tigers) GGGM 14 13 0 0 11560 689 226 .4256 4.4 13.7 17.8 22 .13 D Hitchens 2, MRava 2, N McPherson 2, MCarroll M O'Dea. Z Graham, M Pryde, N Ryan , J Smith, B NARRANOERA14 9 3 0 21205 977123.3444 LEETON-WHITTON ...... (87) 2, S Noble, C Steele, L Kohlhagen, L Steward; Gaynor. CAK 14 9 4 0 114021004139.6440 3.4 6. 7 12.8 13.9 (MCUE) A Lieschke 3, J Phillips 3, H Collins 2, Trent GANMAI N-GGM 7.17 (59) d MANGOPLAH-CUE 6.4 COOLAMON 14 8 5 0 11210 773156.5336 Goals: (Griffith) B Runnalls 9, T Webb 3, G Orton Cahalan, J Killalea, J Collins. C Willis. (40) GRIFFITH 14 7 5 1 111721046112.0534 3. J Toscan 2, T Blissett, D Catanzariti, K Duncan. Best: (GGGM) C McPherson, L Kohlhagen. M Rava. UNDER 17 Wagga Tigers14 5 6 1 2 997 993 100.4030 D Crack, J Gastin; (Leeton-Whitton) B Boots 3 D D Walsh , C Sleele. A Roberts; (MCUE) H Collins, LEETON-WHITTON ...... (130) Leeton-Whitlon 14 2 10 2 827 1219 67.84 16 Su llivan 2, N Hunter 2, J O'Callaghan 2. G Trent Cohalan, M Roberson. G Spriggs. R Cohalan. B 4.4 6.7 13.13 19.16 MCUE 14 2 10 0 2 673 1267 53.12 16 Commins 2, J Gornall, B Killen. Aichinger. GRIFFITH ...... (32) Turvey Park 14 0 12 O 2 484 1562 30.99 8 Best: (Griffith) J Gastin, M Crack. B Runnalls, J RESERVE GRADE 2.0 3.2 3.2 5.2 RESERVE GRADE Toscan, M Duncan , G Orton: (Leeton-Whitton) M LEETON-WHITTON ...... (69) Goals: (Leeton-Whitton) J Helson 3. T Meline 3. L WAGGA TIGERS 48, GANMAIN-GGM 44, Brown. B Curley. C Garvey. D Sullivan. L Fraser. J 1.3 3.5 7.6 10.9 O'Callaghan 3, D Costa 2. H Emerson 2, G Halden. COLLINGULLIE-AK 40 . MANGOPLAH·CUE 40. O'Callaghan. GRIFFITH ...... (55) J Russel l. R Oldershaw, P Dando, T Jones, B COOLAMON 40. Narrandera 24. Tu rvey Park 20. NARRANDERA ...... (121 ) 1.1 2.7 4.10 7.13 Schuette: (Griffith) T Valeri 2. J Crowe 2, M Lewis. Leeton-Whitton 16. Griffith 8 3.1 7.3 13.6 19.7 Goals: (Leeton-Whitton) K Moon 2, R Maguire 2, B Best: (Leeton-Wh itton) L D'Callaghan, N Morris, J UNDER 17 CDLLINGULLIE·AK ...... ( 104) Emerson . J Tripodi, T Meline, S Hills. J Rowe. J Petti!, D Cosla, T Meline, B Schuette. (Griffit11) P LEETON-WH ITTON 52 , WAGGA TIGERS 48. 4.8 6.12 11.15 14.20 Petulla: (Griffith) C Lugton 3, J Cudmore. M Whittard, F Josling. D Peato , T Valeri, J Tyndall, M TURVEY PARK 44 , MANGOPLAH·CUE 44 , Goals: (Narrandera) J Grintell 6, P Horsburgh 3, P Hogan, A Cappello, T Valeri. Griffin. COOLAMON 28, Griffith 24, Narrandera 20, Aumann 2, M Flack, D Burden, T Orme, T Sullivan. T Best: (Leeton-Whitton) B Thompson. R Maguire, S Ganmain-GGM 12, Colli ngu llie-AK 8 Mathieson, N Hetheringto n. P Bloomfield, z Hills. K Moon, I Grigg. J McB ride; (Gri1t1th) [ NARRANDERA ...... (109) Litchfield ; (CAK) M Geppert 5. M Withers 3. C Lees. Valeri. N King, A Cappello. M Hogan. C Lugton, C 4.2 8.7 11 .9 16.13 J Meiselbach, B Absolum, J Debona. J McKenzie , J Harrison. COLLINGULLIE-AK ...... (60) Maksyniow. 2.3 43 7.5 9B Best: (Narrandera) T Mathieson, J Grintell. W Kiley. COLLINGULLIE·AK ...... (152) Goals: (Narrandera) J Jeans 6. D Hanly 3. N Kangge P Horsburgh , MRice . L Hunter; (CAK) BAiken , C 9.1 12.5 19.5 24.8 2. H Birch 2. M Johnston. J Sancler, R Borg: (CAK) M Lees, K Sykes. J Meiselbach. M Withers, C Gow. NARRANDERA ...... (34) Geppert 4. W McDonald 2. N Perryman. J Byrnes. N COOLAMON ...... (112) 1.1 2.2 2.4 5.4 Kennedy. 0.2 7.7 l0.8 17.tO Goals: (CAK) D Fuller 7, B MacKenzie 4. M Mullins Best: (Narrandera) J Jeans, D Hardy, H Birch, M WAGG A TIGERS ...... (46) 3, H Bruckner 3, A Castles 2, Dylan Kennedy 2, R Flynn. J Sander. R Borg : (CAK) J Byrnes. A Solomon. 3.2 5.5 5.8 6.10 Dean 2, M McClure; (Narrandera) T Durnan 4, B M Geppert. N Kennedy. L Gunning. S Jolliffe. Goals: (Coolamon ) S Easdown 3, J Redfern 2, N Rankin. WAGGA TIGERS ...... (105) Pleminy 2, D Nash 2, B Garrett 2. Z Gibbons 2, M Best: (CAK) J Kennedy. R Dean, B Neville. D Fuller. 2. 1 6.4 14.9 16.9 Macauley, J Maddox, M Gibbons, L Maloney; Dylan Kennedy, M McClure: (Narrandera) S COOLAMON ...... (40) (Wagga Tigers) L Cameron 2. M Etchells. A Gehringer, C Smith. B Grant. T Durnan. C Walsh . B 3.1 4.3 4.3 5.10 Durnham , A Dikkenberg, M Colvin. Morris. Goals: (Wagga Tigers) E Lindon 7. J Lawrence 4. H Best: (Coolamon) R Chamberlain, B Edyvean, S COOLAMON ...... , ...... ( 65) Bance 2. L Gregurke. E Hull. T Stubbs: (Coolamon) H Easdown , G Aki, D Nash . J Redfern: (Wagga Tigers) 2.2 7.2 8.4 10.5 Mclachlan 3. l Mcloughlin, H Gillett. J Anstee, R McAlister. D Davey, J Simpson , T WAG GA TIGERS ...... (52 ) Best: (Wagga Tigers) E Lindon, E Hull. Z Keough. M Krause, S Flanigan. 4.3 5.4 7.6 7. 10 King, B Graham , H Bance; (Coolamon) T Newman. J GANMAIN-GGM ...... (135) Goals: (Coolamon) D Crocke1 2, Z Robinson 2, A Tilyarcl, H Bradley. l Mcloughlin, H Mclachlan. J 4.4 7.11 13.13 19.21 Hard 2, R Maslin. T Bullock, A Willis. M Bradley; Bradley. MANGOPLAH-CUE ...... (75) (Wagga Tigers) S Ryan 2. B Crawford. w Bartlett, J MANGOPLAH·CUE 27.9 (171 ) d 4.2 (26) 3.0 5.1 9.2 12.3 Hodges. J Smith. E Fellows. LADDER
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We travelled out to Mango last week for a mixed bag of results In both 2. HENRY WEDDELL 51. RYAN BENSCH 11 was a niixell weekend for the Crows with Two footy sides 1 SAM HILLS 43 BEN ELWIN the football and netball 3. LUKE KOLHAGEN 52. SCOTT HAMBLIN getting up. as well as Four of lhe Netballers The Two·s 2 DAVID HARRISON 44 BRENDON GREATZ Firstly though. congratulations lo our treasuIer and Danielle on the 4. MATTHEW RAVA 53. GREG HIGGINS tasted Victory for the first time in a while with K1eran Moon 3 DAVID ELWIN 45 NATHAN CARN buth of Liam Michael Quinn Mum and bub both doing well . Also best 5. JESSE LANDER 55. DAVID LOGAN leading the way to win the Hotel Leelon Mug. Joey Tnpod, 4 BRADLEY BOOTS 46 ot luck and congratulalions to George Carroll 6. PAUL HAMBLIN 56. JOE FARISH won the McDonalds award, Joey Petulla got the Golf Pro 5 TRAVIS IRVIN 47 BEN KILLEN The netball was a hllle disappomt1ng with only one win for the day. that Cart Hire, Jamon got the Da Goodfellas Pizza. and Sam being C grade 46-28 with Shannon Gustowski winning the Matt Hatty 7. MITCHELL STEELE 57 .SCOTT CROZIER 6 MATTHEW IRVIN 48 JOEL CROWHURST Hills won the Thirstv Camel Six Pack. Tne U/ 1 Ts took a Elecincal and Taylor Evans winning the Glene1th Stud award Juniors 8. DANIEL RANKIN 77. CURTIS STEELE 7 BEN CURLEY 49 TIM GRIGG while to get going, but after half time gal out of second gear lost 34-18 with Infinity Hair award going to Emma Corbett and Lisa Lin 9. DAMIEN WALSH 8 BEN DRYBURGH 50 RHYS THOMASON to have a good win. Ben Schuette off half back won the Mc sell Massage award going to Jessica Kent B grade lost 63-16 with 10. NICK CARROLL 9 ADAM CHILKD 51 SEAN ROBERTSON Donalds award. 1am Meline received the Da Goodfellas Brool<.e Taylor winning the Bowle Bistro award and Kate Gillies the 11. LACHLAN STEWARD UNDER 17s 10 TYLER STILLER 52 DANNY HARRISON Pizza. Lachlan O 'Callaghan won the Coach's Cash. the Sports Club award Rachel Kember steppec up to A grade and did a 12. CHRISTEN 58. CHRIS WARRAN 11 REECE MAGUIRE 53 tremendous job bJt it wasn't enough. losing by 3pts with Bowling Club MCPHERSON 59. WAYNE BRYON Club Hat went to Tom Morton and Damien Costa ,n his best 12 BEN CRITTENDON 54 DAVI □ RODGERS awan.J going to Enna Firman and Ladies Aux award to Shanna Crozier 13. MITCHELL CARROLL 60. REECE CAMPBELL game for the year got the NAB Bag. In the Ones a poor sec 13 JOSH CARN The t Ts were back to struggle street last week but once aga,n batUed 15. JACOB OLSSON 61 . JACKSON ond quarter let the boys dowr. basically g,ving up lhe win LIAM FRAZER 55 away all day Sam Hatty continued his excellent form (George Carroll 16. LUKE WALSH McAULLIFFE mng margin in the one quarter. Grant Commins was good in 14 DAIHEL SULLIVAN 56 JOSEPH PETULLA Award), Murray Ingram (Coolamon Butchery), William Lawton(Jari 17. CLINTTAYLOR 62. JOEL HATTY a b,t of a different role roaming around the ground, he re 15 BRYCE O'GAREY 57 BILLY CONROY Ne,lsen), Georgctie Hare (Bowlo Bistro) and Joel Hatty (Grongy Hotel) 18. TOM HEGGATON 63. WILLIAM LAWTON ceived the McDonald• award, Josh '· Pretty-· o ·Callaghan got 16 MATTHEW VOGELE 58 FRANK IANNELLI The Seconds was a case of the walking wounded in tile fmsh but they 19. NATHAN 64 BRANDON RUSSELL the Thirsty Camel Six Pack. Marty Brown was ,n & under 17 MARTIN BROWN 59 limped home to get a very important four po,nts Luke Walsh (Bowlo MCPHERSON 65. BRANDON every pack to won the Club Cash award. Ben Curly took 18 GRANT COMl\11NS 60 GREGORY HALDEN Award) ran himself into the ground and was possibly the difference in 20. ANDREW ROBERTS FLEISCHER mar~ of the Year and also got the Hotel Leeton Bistro 19 CALLUM GARVEY 61 JOROIE PETTIT the fH1ish Captain 8111 Lucas (Ganmain Hotel) has been very consis 21 . PAT WALSH 67. JAMIE NIXON award. and Big Callum Garvey received the Hotel Leeton 20 62 RYAN OLDERSHAW tent, Jess Lander (Sporty's Bistro) was gooc ag~m . Brad H3re ,m BEAU BLOCK 22. 68. JOSHUA WALSH Mug. A Grade had a solid win over one of their more bitter pressed down back (coach award) and full forward Higgo took out lhe 21 JUSTIN GREATZ 63 PAT DANDO 70. MURRAY INGRAM AgNVet mug With a few 1n1ury's tra,mng ,s going to be even more Im 23. KIRK HAMBLIN nval 47-27 to continue on their way to the finals. "Foxy" was 22 DUANE CORNISH 64 TOM MORTON portant for the boy's from here on In 24. PAUL LUCAS 71. votert Hoi<"I Leeton Pl11yers Player. Bru1getle Keely look 23 MICHAEL FRASER 65 JOSHUA RUSSELL The first grade was a struggle early and our less than a grade skills lei 25. MATTHEW KELLY 72. DANIEL STEELE homo the Liv s Hair & Beauty award and Claire Webb won 24 BRADY DUNN 66 HAYDEN EMERSON 26, RORY MENZIES 73. JACOB GUTHRIE us down ,n the first hatt To the boys credit they wor1
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It was a great win in Collingullie last weekend but the 1. JAMES RICE 42. JORDEN MORRIS Last weekend we scored some mixed results m the football 2 CHRI S WILLIS 47 DEAN JONES ' I Eagles should know better than to take a side like 2. PETER BLOOMFIELD 43. TRAVIS SMITH and netball department against GGGM at Mangoplah 3 REECE COHALAN 48 KADE ROWBOTHAM MCUE lightly, as they might suffer the same fate as 3. JAMIE GRINTELL 45. CRAIG BRACE Spor1sground. 4 GEOFF SPRIGGS 49 KANE PEETERS The first grade boys put in a solid four- Well. what can we say about our day at Coolamon, It was very dis Last week seen us gI11en another football lesson 1 MYLES CARROLL 46 BRAD OE BRITT 'I l PAT NOONAN 45 DAMIEN PAPWORTH appointing on the football front with losses ,n all games. We have 2 JACK BROOKS 47 CLINT RICHARDS by the Hoppers. going down in both first & sec 2 JACKSON OEHM 46 AAR ON BATTENALLY had a fortnight to mull over our efforts and hopefully we can show 3 JOHN BUCHANAN 48 BROGAN FINNERTY ond grade whilst the U/17's showed how it is 3 JOSH GAYNOR 48 BRENDAN O'ROURKE a bit more pride today. 4 MICHAEL NESS 52 LUKE DONALDSON <.Jun~ with a solid win. Time for the firsts to get 4 SAM GAYNOR 49 DARREN O'DONNELL In the 1sis our key backmen, Jeff Fletcher (Mug & $50) and Josh 5 LUKE TOOZE 53 JASON SWIFT back to some basics with their skill level, deci 5 JOHN ANSTEE 50 JACOB OSBEISTON Donaldson (Milton's Gear), played strong games considering they 6 MATTHEW NESS 54 JASON WELLS sion making & commitment to each other The 6 TOM POWER 51 TEO LINDON were under siege all day, and teenagers Tim Beckmans (Envy 7 DANIEL DAVEY 52 ELLIOT HULL Hair) and Harry Cunningham (Dominos) continue to show their 7 HARRY CUNNINGHAM 55 MARTIN BALLINGER two's we will forgive for a week!!!! 8 SHAUN FLANIGAN 53 SAM SHAW leadership qualities. 8 JAMES ELLIOTT 57 BRODIE ELWORTHY Award winners In the 17's were Ted Lindon $30, 9 RYAN MILLER 54 GARRY BATTE NALLY The 2nds found lhe going tough and the finals now look out of 9 TRUMAN CARROLL 58 JUSTIN RICHTER Elliot Hull $20, Zac Keogh $10 & Max King the 10 WARREN BARTLETT 55 JASON SMITH reach Justin Richter (Mug) was excellent in defence on a handy 10 MATTHEW CERATO 60 STEPHEN SMITH club towel. Some of these lads would not be far 11 ANDREW PRIEST 56 TAYLOR BENTLEY opponent, Jason Wells (Tolland Hotel) was lively around the 11 LEVI POLLETT 61 WAYNE KENNEDY of a senior call up. In the seconds Mick O'Dea 12 MICHAEL PR YDE 57 SAM DURNAN ground, newcomer Jeremy O'Byrne (Socks & Stubby Holder) 12 ANDREW CRAIG 62 TRAVIS RICHARDS ptcked up the Players Mug & KOORINGAL 13 BRENTON CRAWFORD 58 BEN COMMERFORD showed some good signs, and Chris Wray (Dominos) Is having a 13 LACHLAN MACRAE UNDER 17s HOTEL award for the second week tn a row. Zac 14 BRETT DOSWELL 59 DANE HARRINGTON first good season with the club. 14 THOMAS GRAY 1 BROCK HANDY Graham won the BRIDGESTONE voucher & 15 LEWIS BURKINSHAW 60 COREY PAVITT The 17's dropped a game thal they l1ad probably pencilled In. They 16 RILEY MCPHERSON 2 MITCHELL CARROLL Mick Pryde took the towel, "IRISH O'Oe;i must 16 RHYS MCALISTER now have a real fight on their hands to secure the double chance. 18 JOHN HOEY 3 TOM KENNY be on the verge of a senior debut for the club. In 17 LEIGH CAMERON UNDER l7s Brock Handy (ladies Aux $20). Jeremy Sykes (Exploit), Hayden 20 CHRIS REECKMAN 4 SEBASTIAN GRAF Dore (Hunters Towel) and Seb Graf (Dominos) were the better first grade. after a solid start in the first quarter 18 RYAN COLVIN 1 Will MORLEY 21 DANIEL TOOZE 5 BRYDON STAPLETON 19 MITCHELL COLVIN 2 HENRY BANCE players on the day. 22 OOUG FEARY 6 ZAIN MCKELVIE the boys slipped back into familiar habits & were In the Netball, A Grade got back on the winners hst, B Grade suf pole axed by a much more committed Hoppers 20 JOSH LARWDDO 3 TOM STUBBS 23 TOOO JACKSON 7 LACHLAN BURGESS 21 TEO FELLOWS 4 SAMUEL ARMSTRONG fered a rare defeat and C Grade also went down. Earlier the Jun 24 RICHARD LAING 8 JEREMY SYKES team. John Anstee tned his guts out all day to iors kicked off the day with a good win 22 JOHN SIMPSON 5 Will EADY 25 THOMAS LEAHY 9 JAKE CAREY collect the Players Mug & KOORINGAL HOTEL A Grade - Mug & Warehouse: Mel Edwards. Hunters. Miranda 23 JAMES HODGES 6 ANGU S LLOYD 26 JOSH Hill (U17) 10 THOMAS GAYNOR award: Rhys McAhster took the BRIDGESTONE Corbett 24 SAM RYAN 7 TEO LINDON CALLUM GARONER KINGSLEY GRAF voucher & Daniel Davey the club towel. Not sur B Grade - Mug & Athletes Foot Pip McPherson. Hunters Tegan 27 12 25 ZAC GRAHAM 8 ZAC KEOGH prising that they were all backmen!!! Cuthbert 28 13 WILL CARROLL 26 AN GUS DURNAN 9 JACKSON BENTLEY In the netball the award winners were Ashlee C Grade - Mug & Cache: Mel Bur1 3 things I learned on Saturday: 1 39 RYAN BARTHOLOMEW 1. That 90% between the ears thing might be 2 LUKE MALONEY 40 Lasl Saturday the Gulhe Football and Nelball Club were host to 1 JARROD SLATTERY 50 SAM QUIRK true. 3 SCOTT EASDOWN 41 JACK EOYVEAN the Narrandera FNC at lhe Crossroads Oval, on what was a 9000 2 WILLIAM HAINES 51 JOSEPH CHIGWIODEN day 10 be out and about the results on both surfaces were shared 2. Flex needs a new line for the awards after they 4 BRETT GARRETT 44 MITCH ROBINSON 3 CHAIS LEES 52 BRADLEY KAPP with the Eagles gomg away with the maiority of the success 4 JAMES DEBONO 53 DREW MATTHEWS get beaten. 5 WAYDE ARCHIBALD 45 AARON EDYVEAN On the netball surfaa our A grade side cont,nued v,,th their 5 MATT LEWINGTON BRODIE NEVILLE 3. The beer at the Coolamon Sports Club is just 6 RYAN CHAMBERLAIN 48 HEATH HUTCHEON 9000 form and reversed the result of the previous encounter 54 6 BRAD AIKEN 55 HEATH 9RUCkNER as good as in the liges clubrooms after a game. 7 GREG RUDD 49 CHRIS BRUNO against Narrandera they had a solid 5 goal vlCto,y over the ladder 7 MATTHEW COADY 56 NICHOLAS KENNEDY In a scenario reminiscent of a Masterchef episode ( "For 8 JACOB MCPHERSON 50 SHANE BULLOCK leaders award winners were Gabby Colvin and Rachel Johnson 8 JOSHUA MCKENZIE 57 THOMAS HINES one of you, the dream will end today·), the 1's scored a 9 BEN CADZOW 52 ALEX THOMPSON B Grade were outplayed by a more determined Eagles side, the club awards went to Stephanie McDermott and Jacqueline 9 LUKE POWELL 58 GLEN PRITCHARD devastating win over the liges. Shark Aki was one of our 10 BRETT NOLTE 53 Al WILLIS Raulston C Grade had anottier good 'Mn club awards were 10 JAMES MORRIS 59 MATTHEW KENNEDY many winners across the park, and duly took the Comm 11 DOM NASH 55 SAM ROBINSON awarded to Jacinta Lenon and Emma Burton Our Juniors were 11 NED MORTIMER 60 MATTHEW GEPPERT Club award with that trademark winning smile. Chambo 12 MATTHEW BRADLEY 56 BRADY IRVIN outclassed by a ve,y strong and talented group of young ladies 12 BRYSON LASHBROOK 61 MITCH PILON destroyed his allegedly highly rated opponent to grab the 13 MARSHAL MACAULEY 57 BRENT GORDON Hannah Lenon won the Wanng Group Award and Anna White re 13 BRAD JOLLIFFE 62 JESSE BUTLER Hopper voucher and Calcutta, and Moua continued his 14 GREG AKI 58 MITCH JARRETT ceived the Fuller family award 14 SHANE ATKINSON 63 SCOTT JOLLIFFE recent stellar form for the Players player Other good play 15 NICK PLEMING 60 JEREMY ROBINSON In the fooly our 1 Ts played some very good footy In patches 16 DOUG BRUCKNER 64 JOSEPH BYRNES but were unable to stay with the young eagles outfit Matthew Gep, ers ( there were plenty )included the Clock, Easy, Dom 16 JOE REDFERN 61 DAN CLIMPSON 17 JOSH MEISELBACH 65 LUKE GUNNING pert won the club award Nick Per,yman was awarded the Endeav 18 MATT WITHERS 66 NICHOLAS PERRYMAN and Reddy. 17 DANIEL CROCKER 63 DAVE BILLINGHAM our award while Scott Jolliffe w,11 enIoy lhe Bruno Woodfire Pizza 19 MATTHEW MCCLURE 67 SHAUN KAPP The 2's scored a good win against the front runners to 18 ZAC GIBBONS 65 MICHAEL GIBBONS Award 20 BRETT LENON 68 KRIS LASHBROOK keep their double chance hope alive. Wag Dog Bradley 19 TOM GALLEAT 66 LIAM ARMSTRONG The resel\le grade certainty turned up and were ready to play, a 21 BEN ABSOLUM 69 LEE WHITE made a triumphant return to absolutely dominate play to 20 IIATHAN ARMSTRONG 67 HAYDEN BRADLEY great firsl quarter laid the foundallon for a ve,y ,mpress,ve win 21 CALLAN LITCHFIELD 68 HAYDN MCLACHLAN Dane Fuller was on fire and received the club award, Ben 22 MITCHELL MULLINS 70 ANDREW SOLOMON take the Comm Club and Calcutta - should be starting 23 NATHAN FULLER TOM FOWLER 22 TYLER OWENS 71 BILLY EXTON Trevask1s won the Bidgee Burger Award, Ryan Dean slipped away 71 later this week. Mauo is redefining the word consistent, 24 MARK GEPPERT 72 BRANDON BYRNES 23 JAMIE MADDOX 72 LIAM BREUST with the Fastway Award while Brodie Neville had a solid game to and got the Hopper voucher, while Mitch Jarrett is proving receive the Bert and Heath Award 25 BRITT WHYMAN 73 JUMA ABBAS 24 SHAUN BRADLEY 73 JESSE RAPLEY a revelation in his return to footy and grabbed the Players The sen,ors aga,n had plenty of opportunItIes to win but again 26 CALEB VEARING 74 ZE N LEMILLAR 25 JARROD EDYVEAN 74 MACGREGOR KEW player. with other meaningful contributions from Jez Robbo let a11u1t1~r on~ 5hJJ away c,~a,t to Ncmande,a fo, 1c1kmg the garrie 27 SHANE GOW 75 STEVEN DAWSON 26 MICHAEL SUIOGEEST 75 JACOB TILYARO ( who has a new party trick drinking from the extra hole in on and p aymg lo their strengths. somelhIng our senior group could 28 TOM EDGAR 76 NICK ALLAN 27 LARRY NAO 76 JACOB ROBINSON most certainly learn from Kallan Sykes had a great game and was his face ). 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MICHELLE LUMSDEN JORDAN ROBINSON - 29 23 WENOY SCHRIMMER 25 MADELINE GRIGG 56 EBONNIE 22. MELISSA GEORGIA HUTCHEO~ - 15 24 LYCINDA HARRIS 26 JACKIE EDMUNDS BURKINSHAW NARRANDERA 27 MEGAr.i FLYNN MCUE GRACE UBRIH IEN 28. KAROi HUGO KAILA BARCLAY 1. TONI MIMMO 29 MEG PATERSON V A GRADE LAURA DAVIES 2 GILLIAN LEE CASEY BDOTSMA 30 LAUREN POWELL LAURA GEALE Wa~~a Wa~~a m~~,a~ 3 STEPHANIE RIDDELL DANIELLE SKINNER ~~~ t r~ 31 NICOLA MULOUINY MEl ANIE BROWNE 4. KIM RICE 32 ASHLEIGH DRISCOLL JESS SKINNER REBECCA SEAMAN 5. CASSIE LEE JULIA DUFF 33. MILLIE MCINTYRE SOPHIE ANDERSON 6 MICHAEL MOORE KATE HERBERT 37 SAMA'JTHA ZOE QUIRK ~ ~amm~~~ ~~~~ij~ Wa~~a Wa~~a 7. BREE BURDEN 0 DONOGHUE LISA WADE PRUE BAKER 8 LEONIE MOYLAN SIMONE OBRIEN 39. HAYLEY GALVIN JUNIORS 9. BREE RUSSELL CLAUDIA MCLEAN STEPH MALE MEGAN KIMMORL[Y 10 BRITTANY VEARING 40 ~: ~i~~J1 ~m TRACEY SCHULTZ BRIDIE O'ROURKE 11. YVETTE O'DONOGHUE B GRADE KIARA LAWSON 12. HANNA!, HYDE EMILY BOWEN 13. EMMI\ Pl LTZ LANI REI GABBY BROWN MILLIE RYAN f: ~i ~~J1 ~~JJ 14. RENEA QUILTER GEORGIA HULL MOtJTANN/1 BENNETT 15. KAITLYN IIISCOX JESS DAVIS SOPHIE BLANCHARD 16. BEG REILLY MADDISON DEW m: ~~in~n11 17. NORA LOU~MAN SAM POWER ALEX MCRAE 18. GEORGIA LEE SARAH DEBRITT 19 RACHAEL MCLEAN STEPH DEW 20. ZARA MCINTYRE JESSICA SUCKLING www,alalal~~m~,t~m,~~ 21 LISA PATERSON Al EX KNIGHT 22. ERIN VARNDELL JO RYAN 23 MADI LEE C GRADE 24 OLIVIA QUIRK ALINA SOUIH Bro1 25 CHELSIE SAVAGE ASHLEY BARCLAY rriiil1 !i~irliii Iii U~l tf rn l~1~111 h111H 2fi BETH OCALLAGHAN 21 20 RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE NUMBERS RIVERINA FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE I I 42 JESSICA KENT ROU/'ll 1 GGGM DEF MCUE '1/Af,GA TIGERS V L-WCROWS NA.RIWll.ltRA V MCUE 29 LUCY MORTON I t GGGM 43 KATE GILLIES LW CROWS li-APR GRIFFITH DEF LEETON WHITION CAI< D!'WO~S I/ MCUE rJJGM V l ffTDN-WHITTON 30 ANNA REED MCUE LOSS 10 COLLl~IJLL~ M COOtAMON 0Ef WAl',•,A TIGERS 26-J\JN 7-AUG 11 ANDREA HATTY 44 CHRISTINA GUTHERIE V 1 SUSAN CASTLE 12 COURTNEY MENZIES 31 REBECCA TURNER 10-API\ BYE· TURl-1:Y PARK WOIJ\MO'l VGGr.M COOLA',IQN V COLLINGULLIE AK 45 JOANNEMCCREADY 3 JESS PIKE TURvl: YPA,K VGRIF'llH TURvl: YPARK V WM;',A TIGERS 13 MADDIESTEW ARD 32 LAUREN VALENTA l -W CFOWSLOS.I TO WAGGA JK;ERS 46 AMANDA LENON 5 KATHRYN BECHAZ 35 SABRINA FINCH 9-APR(NJ ROUlfJ6 BYE - NAARANO[RA BYl GIIFFITH 15 TARA TAYLOR 47 EMMA CORBETT 7 REBECCA MCCALLUM 'I GlllffITH OF TURVcY PAAK LI ~AY ROL.t,D11 16 MONIQUE HATTY 36 JENNA MCCALLUM MCUE LOSE 10 NARMNCfRA 48 KELLY NOBLE 8 ELISE O'CALLAGHAN 10-APR 2·JUL 17 MEGAN BRILL 50 SHANNA CROZIER 37 SOPHIE WELSH :;G(;M Off CUOLAMUN 1H.IAY NARRANDl'tA I/ CUOLJ\\40~ ROL.t,016 19 TESSA GODBEE 9 MICHAELA FIUMARA 38 BRIDGETTE BROWN 8YE - NAARANDERA CM OEM(}IIS DEF COOLAMON L-W CROWS V C'JI.LINGUUE .A.II i3·AUG 51 BROOKE TAYLOR W,\Gt,A TIGffiS DEF TURl-1:Y PARK !·,IUL WAAGA H:;ERS VGGGM 20 LAUREN WALSH 10 MEGAN ALIEtJDI 39 MEG COLLINS 52 COURTNEY ARMITAGE 12 BRIDGETTE KEELY ROONO 2 U·IIIAY GGGM V TURVEY PAIIK CAKllEMO~ VGRIFFllH 21 EMMA ASH 53 DENISE DOWNS 40 CELESTE MORRISON 1&-APR L•W CROWS LOSE T:J GGGM GRIFFITH V WArJJA TIGERS MCU£ ~ LEET0N·\\HITT0N 13 MIKAELA TYACK 22 BRITT HATTY 54 SARA CORBffi 41 !SABEL DANDO WAGGA l1GEJIS Off GRfflTH BYE - GRIFFITH BY't ·MCIJ: 14-AtlC 14 ASHLEIGH MELZER C"'- DEMONS Dff l W IHON TIJR'IT'' PARK V NMRANDE'IA 23 TAYLA EVANS 56 BRIDGET WALSH 42 LACEY CHILKO 24 ERINA MCPHERSON 1/·APR R0U/'ll 7 ROL.t,012 BYf C00L'IMIJ, 57 DEANNA TAYLOR 15 LIBBY GILLESPIE 44 ELOISE BOYS 25 CHARMAINE KEMBER COou.MON LOSE 10 NARRAN!lEAA 11HIAY s·JUL 58 JAMIE AIIGOVE 16 NICOLE BOYS 45 SOPHIE TYSON IUMY PAR~ LOSE TO GGGM NA!IWIOEAA OEf LEETON-WHITTON "1CUE V COOLJ\WJI< RCW!l 17 26 KATE ROBERTS 59 KIRSTEN SHEPHERD 17 BROOKE GI LMOUR 46 AINSLEE O'HALLORAN BYE· '-CUE 2!HIAY CAl( V TURVEY PARK 20-AUc 27 CLARE HOOGERS GRIFFl!li LOST !OGGGM 10JUL WA".,GA llGEllS V 11CLJf 60 KATIE BENSCH 18 SHERIOEN VALENTA 47 KATELYN CLYNE 29 RACHEL KEMBER 73 SHANNAN GUSTOWSKI 19 KAITLIN KNAGGE 23-APR COOLAMON Dff MCUE l -W CROWS V NARRMOfRA 21 -AU( 48 HANNAH KEELY EASTIB.'ANZAC WEE)(END BYE 29 MAY 1 GGGM V GRIFFITH NARRAND!:RA V GGGM 30 CLARE LAWTON 76 PRUE WALSH 20 MARTELLE MAGUIRE 31 JAG BAKER 49 MADDY TYSON TURVEY PARK LOSITO CAK m wArJ;A nr.rns COOLAMON V G ➔lffiTH 21 BRIAH CROWHURST ROOlfJ 3 OY[ · WAGGA TIGC!\S L-W CROWS V TUIMY PNIK 32 REBECCA EVANS 50 SHELLEY BROWN 22 NICOLE MATTHEWS .J(',.Af'R ROL.t,013 8Yt · COLLINGULLIE AK 33 KH ISTIN EVANS 51 LAUHEN VEHOON WIR Another week of footy coming up and another live and breathe football. 1' DISTANCE is not going to stand in the way of Adam is one of three Howard brothers that weekcloser to finals action for 2011, and that •Putting time and effort into things that are in success for Marrar defender Adam Howard this joined Marrar for the 2009 season. means it's time to prepare for the pressure en- your control. year. Adam and Brett joined the club when the eld- vironment in finals football. The RUA Coaching •Reminding yourself that some errors will be Howard gained employment in Canberra in est of the trio, Dean, signed on as Bombers· panel aims to deliver consistent performances made, recognising when you have made one March and showcased his dedication to the captain-coach. across various aspects of umpiring including: and moving on to the next act of play. Have a Bombers' cause by committing to the season He admits it was not an easy decision to leave • decision making trigger or action that can help you to move despite the move. his junior club Mangoplah-Cookardinia United • coping with errors on.·Have a match plan to identify possible sce This weekend Howard will spend over seven Eastlakes. • bouncing narios for the game. When things occur that hours in the car as he travels to and from Mar "It was obviously tough to leave," Howard said. • travel you have identified, you will then already have rar's game at Ardlethan Sportsground. "Mango was the club I'd been at for a long time • rule/interpretation knowledge an action plan to respond appropriately.With It is not something that bothers the 25-year-old. but everyone at Marrar has made me feel re • consistency games being played on various days, times "It's alright." Howard said this week. ally welcome. The first point to identify is that each umpire will and venues it is important to have some flexi "It doesn't really worry me too much." "It's been no dramas. They're all a really good have a different personality and the same ap bility in your preparation. However, it was es Howard has been a rock down back for Marrar bunch of fellas and I've had a lot of fun out proach might not necessarily work for every tablished that most umpires have a consistent for the second consecutive year and forms an there with the boys." body. Therefore each umpire needs lo point prior to the game where an umpire then integral part of the Bombers' defensive unit. Howard's commitment to the year at Marrar is determine or trial what worl 24 25 ADAM HOPES ROAD TRIPS PAY OFF LAST HOUND'S PHOTO FLASHBACK I I CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 at full strength yet so we'll have to wait and reconstructions but has managed to have a rel see." atively uninterrupted run with injury in the black Howard is not alone on the long trips up and I I and red. down the highway each week. With a win over The Rock-Yerong Creek last His partner Jak is a talented netballer and joins weekend, Marrar sits in the box seat with the her sister Bee in Marrar's A grade netball team. minor premiership all but secured heading into It really is a family affair for the pair as they the final three rounds of the season. continue to make the long journey back home Howard said the Bombers are not getting in a bid for Farrer League premiership success. ahead of themselves. "Th ings are looking okay, " Howard said. "I don't think there is much between us and The Rock. "We haven't played each other with either team • • ·II Increase your sheep enterprise profits. Moses & Son are more than just Woolbrokers. We can help you achieve success for your sheep enterprise through our range of unique value added services. 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Samual Byrnes: (North Wagga) WIiiiam NORTHERN JETS ...... (52) Best: (Griffith Swans) Brady Chambers. Jacoo Conlan. Luke Slgnnon. Under 15 Bassel1. Samuel Zill. Luke McBealh. Christopher Leywood. Ale, 31 3.3 6.7 7.10 Myles Halse. Thomas CliHke. Jack FaveU. (GGGM) Ha11iso11 Logan, Keuan COLLINGULLIE•AK ...... (71) Burgmann. Jo,dan \Vhyle. I l Goals: Oorninic Drumore 4, Josie Gaynor 3. Wilham Remnold 2. Ethan Steward, Dan,el Foley. Jettrey Clark. Angus Cumm,ng. Fraser Men11es. 2 1 3.3 4 > 11.5 WAGGA TIGERS ·····················"···················••1139) McKinnon 2. Adam Ferguson: (Northern Jets) Max Harpe, 2. llarry GRIFFITH GIANTS ...... (61) EAST WAGGA·KOORINGAL ...... (68) 7.3 11 4 17 5 22.7 Moms 2, Brodie Semmler, Brodie Jones, :1emson. 41 75 97 2.2 6 9 6.12 9.14 COOLAMON rhomas 8/ ...... (0) Best: (Temora) WIiiiam Relnholj . Josie Gaynor. Palnck New, Ethan LEETON·WHITTON ...... •. (41) Goals: (CAK) M,tcliell Caslles 7. Jacob Clai k 2. Jake Payne , Jerome 0.0 00 00 0.0 McKinnon. Bryce Cornford Jake Leary. (Northern Jets) M1tcne11 Doyle. 1 1 4 2 5.5 6.5 Sally: (EWK) Douyal Howard 3. Joshua Nelson 2. Luke Scoll. Dylan Goals: IWagga Tigers) Connor By, ne 4. W1ll,am Keog113. ElliOl1 • . Lachtan Jones, Joseph Ryall. Benjamin Gnnte1. Hare/ Morris. J,m Gr ffm Goals: (Griffith Giants) Logan Malneson 5. Lachlan Evans 2. Cirne1on McG,rr. H,mmelberg 3. Jake Gayno, 2. BenJamin Kelly. Bradley Peacock, Jack NARRANDEAA ...... ,...... (74) McWhlller 2. (Leeton•Whllton) Jake Wood 2 Keyan Tucket1. William Best 1CAK) ZactIe1y Bu1kinstlaw, Mitcl1ell Castles, Stephen Oawsu11, McGowan, Jarrod Roes"er 3,2 5.5 7 5 11 .8 Boys. William Ormond. Br.ndon McGillvray Scoll Jolliffe. Nicholas Po11yman. Jerorne Sally: (EWK ) Joshua Nelson. Best: (Wagga Tigers) Dylan Morton. Samuel Schirmer. Conoo1 Byrno COLEAMBALLY ...... (18) Best: (Grllfilh Giants) Ryan Cass,dy. Lach/an Evans. Max Jones. Connor Jake 81~111. COdy Andersen. Riley McMullen. Alex Sm,111. Luke Scoll. Jack McGowan. Ben1amlfl Kelly Elliot1 Himmetberg. (Cootamon) no1 0.0 3.0 3.0 Lane. Joshua Weir. (Leeton•Whltlon) Wilham Dando. Mannew Pc11,1. NORTH WAGGA ...... (59) subm11ted. o.o Goals: (Narrandera) Ryan Argus 4, Cooper Irons 1, Macauley Smith Jake Wood, W1lllain Boys Danyan Evans. Samuel Cooper 2.0 4.2 7 5 9.5 Under 12 Jack O'Mahoney. Connor Vearrno, Tnomas Savage. Hamson Kimball • Under 15 WAG GA SWANS ...... (43) EAST WAGGA·KDORINGAL ...... (7 4) (Coteambally) I 11ke Foster. Danny Brain. Ayan Mannes. TEMORA d NORTHERN JETS on forfetl 1.2 3.6 '1 7 6.7 2 3 48 8.12 10.14 Besl: (Narrandera) Isaac W1ll1ams. Harrison Kimball. Max H,ckenbo11am . LEETON·WHITTON ...... (60) Goals: (North Wagga) Corey Mu rray 2. Jacob May 2. Jordan Kemp, COLLINGULLIE·AK ...... •... . 19) Jack G11111e11. Cooper Irons. Thomas Savage: (Coleambally) James 2 3 3 4 8.5 9.6 Travis Powley, Joseph Ba nks, Lachlan Gaflney, Jack Grego,y. (Wagga 0.1 0.3 03 1 3 Buchanan. Bryce Rogers. Learn Pa1on, Ryan Mannes, Cnns1opher H,yes, GRIFFITH GIANTS ...... (23) Swans) T11ornas Byrnes. Andrew Emery Jarrod Braid, Ma111,ew Cain. Goals: IEWK) Luke Cu1hbe1 1 •I. Cooper Smith B1endan Mclean· Harrison Tooth 1 1 1.2 2.2 3.5 Jesse Lawrence. Lachlan Lloy d. Christensen. Leon Newbigging. Adam JDhnSlon. Max Kruse,. Jack Hill· GRIFFITH SWANS ...... (62) Goals: (Leeton·Whlnon) Jacob Hopper Jo,et Wilson 2. Kleran Fan, Best: (North Waaaa) Joseph Banks, Lachlan Gallney. Brayden Skeers. Shulz: (CAK) Jackson Garey. 5. 0 0 3 3 6 6 9.8 Matthew o·ca11aghan; (G11th1h Giants) Brayden Walker 2. Joel Harrison Jacob May. Travrs Rowley. Callum Price. (Wagga Swans) Lachlan Moo 0 e. Best: (EWK) Luke Cu1hbert. Zachary Walsh. Jyeron Ma~om. Blake GANMAIN·GGM ...... (32) Best: (Leeton-Whitton) Mi:chcll Ha1d1e, Alexande, McMaster. N,tchell Feigus nghs, Basham. Jordan w,1hers. Joseph Connors. (CAK) not s,,brnit1ed. 2 1 3 1 31 5.2 Knagge. Jayden Lehman. ~athan Symes, Josal w,tson: IGrllfith Giant$) Jake Ploenges. Alexander EASTLAKES ·MCU ...... (55) Goals: (Grlffilh Swans) Jarrod Prendergas1 3, Samuel Pa1ane Ben Brad Moore. Dean Villata. Braytlen Walker. Joel Hamson. Adam Twigg. Pleming. Joel Crakanlhorp. Nathan Mclean 2. I 2 2.4 56 8.7 Rowston. Liam Sweeney. Joshua Campbell. Jack Rowston; (GGGM) Riley Bcn1amm Lewis WAGGA TIGERS ...... •...... ( 147) TURVEY PARK ....•...... •...... •...... (14) Co1bcl1 2. Fraser Menzies, Blake Ryan. Cameron L nscll. GANMAIN•GGM ...... (147) 72 106 13 14 221 5 0.0 0.0 0.1 2.2 8est: (Griffith Swans) Will Lyons. Dean Schmelzer, Damien ca1anza1111. Argus 5 4 13.6 20.8 22 15 CDOLAMDN ...... (7) Goals: !Easllakes·MCU) Nathan Job 2. Max Lysagh1 2, George Kendall 2. 0.0 0.1 01 I 1 McHl)j!. Ben Powston. Dean Catanzanll. (GGGM) Riley Corben, Max McCaog. GRIFFITH SWANS ...... ( 64) Jack flamson, Zachary P,nney; (Turvey Park) Jack MOO EWK ...... (1D2) Goals: (Ternora) S Blackwell 6. B Moye 4. A Reid 3. M I I 2. B Mcfarlane; (CSU} J Angel 3, R Paley. T Mckillop, R Goals: (Temora) C Mcauley 3, Kerry 2, A Devereux. S 2.4 8.8 12.9 15.12 Harpley S Fisher. D Slater: (Northern Jets) M Foster J 2. 6. Gormly, M Walson. Block. O Harrop. A Brabin, L Walker; (Northern Jets) C CSU ...... (36) P W1ll1ams 2, J King . J Fairman. A Bonny J Richards. C Best: (EWK) D Honeyset1. D Cuthbert. J Jenkins. M Gow, Inch. J Catlin, T Maguire, B Ryan. 2.1 43 4 ~ 5.6 Bell. C Argent. B Mcfarlane. R Girling; (CSU) L Vogan. D Antonio, T Best: (Temora) CM cauley. R Mccallum. J Kerry. S Block. Goals. (EWK) B Robert~ 6, D Cameron 3. J Turner 2. C Best. (Temora) S Blackwell. A Reid. D Slater. M Harplev. Robinson, T Mckillop, B Robertson. A Fraser. CWa llace, J Colhngridge: (Northern Jets) R Litchfield, P Pedler. C Jackson. J Coombes. N Hull: (CSU) C Shields B Moye. D Ponting. (Northern Jets) M Hadctrill. M Foster. NORTH WAGGA ...... (111) Buerckner, A Bell, L Fairman, S Colwill, S Bundy. 4. A Van Ruiswyk M Wheatley. J Tidd. A Edis. A Bonny 3.6 10.7 12.7 17.9 MAAAAR ...... (58) Best: (EWK) B Roberts. S Smith, M Clarke. D Cameron. MARRAR ...... (76) COLEAMBALLY ...... (47) 12 5.6 8.8 8.10 N Hull, A Rau fers. (CSU) B English. B Schulz. N Devitt. L 3.4 57 8.9 11.10 2.4 4.6 5. f 0 6.11 TRYC ...... (48) Aylett. A Van Ru1swyk, P Anderson. TAYC ...... (72) Goals: (North Wagga) J Thompson 6. J Argus 3, D May 5.4 6.5 6.10 6.12 NORTH WAGGA ...... (931 2 2 43 56 10.12 3. M Howarth 2 A Guymer, P Landrigan. S Tracey: 4 4 6 8 8.10 13.15 Goals: (Marrar} C Websdale 3. B Langtry 2. M Sheppard Goals: (Marrar} K Stubenrauch 3. C Bull 2. S Raufers, C (Coleambally) J Breed 3. A Noack 2, J Buchanan. Macintosh. J Habel; (TRYC) G Hofert 3. 0 Merrigan, D COLEAMBALLY ...... (88) 2. A Higginson 2, B Turner, M Bahr. (TRYC} J Brown 3. Best: (North Wagga) M Howarth, J Thompson , N Kelly. J 5.0 92 144 14.4 M Ward D Hugo. A Saddler. M Mazzoccl1i. T Hannam. Fellows. T Anthony. . 2. Cooper. M Gardiner. J Argus; (Coleambally) J Breed, A Best: (Marrar) J Robinson. S Turner, S Boettcher, B Rice. Goals: (North Wagga) N Blencowe 3. L Ayling 3. B Carey B Ball Noack. A Boag. J Buchanan, K Mannes. G Eddie. 2. J Margos1s 2. M ~ury. I Rutland. N Smith: (Colearn Best (Marrar) B Langtry. G Reid. D Burkinshaw. S Slow. J Hyde. D Fox: (TRYC) K Garrett, M Angel. 0 Campton . bally) S Pound 3. N Jones 3. A Mannes 2. G o·connell 2, B Langtry, R Miller: (TRYC) M Ward. N Mcdonald. A Ri TEMOAA ...... (67) M Fennessy, C Salter, D Bunn. C Mcfadyen. A Hardie, T Pound , K D'malley. dley, T Hannam . J Brown . M Leaver. 4.1 5 2 6.6 10.7 NORTHERN JETS ...... (301 Best: (Nortll Wagga) J Stockton, J Margos1s. I Rutland. 0 Z 2.4 2.4 4.6 L Ayling, C Flack, J Lucas· (Colcambally) M Barry. C RESERVES Pound. R Lothian. N Jones. K Shaxson, K O'Malley. EWK ...... (66) TEMORA ...... (115) 01 4.2 64 106 6 4 8.7 13.11 17 13 CSU ...... (47) T .:ipprent t ce coiployment NORTHERN JETS ...... (96) 31 51 7.3 7.5 2.3 87 10.9 14.12 Goals (EWK) V Winnel 3, Grieve 2. B Argus 2, R Girling A proud supporter of Australian Rules Football www.gtes.corn.au 1300 881 279 TELEPHONE: 02 69214913 ALL HOURS 10 Bavlis Street Waooa Wagg.a NSW 2650 I l:)b Prc,paid and prc,arrangcd I I Call (02) 6933 6600 fimcral consultants. Email [email protected] OAMPS* oamps.com.au Insurance Brokers DAMPSIN~U~ANl t 8P0kU '> LIO ABN 14 OM S4J 9.?0AF'.il ~11HlJ. ~,·/ ,1,'1:;8.4fl'-:11 Premier Par tner of AFL Riverina 32 33 FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS Netball Ladders UNDER 17 Goals. (Temora) M Harpley 6. J Barrett 5. R Block 3. R A grade: CSU 57 d Eas1 Wagga 26. Coleamabally 48 d A grade:CSU 48 (18006). Northern Jels 44 \162\43). EWK ...... (125) Krause 2, A Jenkins. J Harptey. S Kerry; (Nortllern Jels) North wagga 32. Nonhern Jets 56 d Temora 17, TR YC 38 Marrar 36 (128.53), Temora 28 (114.47. Coleamabally 24 6.6 1212 14.15 18.17 M Haddnll 4. J Griffin d Marrar 29. (93.12). TRYC 20 (94. 11 ). North Wagga 8 (65.1 2). East MARRAR ...... (0) Best: (Temora) J Barrell , S Kerry. B Gillies. M Harpley A B grade: Temora 39 d Northern Jets. TRYC 43 d Marrar 34. Wagga o (44.20) 0.0 DO 0.0 0.0 Jenk 111s. R Block; (Northern Jets) J Lucas. M Horan J .. CSU 51 d East Wagga 26. Colcamaoally 34 d North Wagga Goals: (EWK) M Robinson 6 J Tiernan ?. 7 Macdonald Griffin. M Haddrilt. J Durham. R Colwill. 19. B grade:TRYC 48 (13:3.33), Temora 40 (123.68). CSU 32 2. B Colenso 2. V Winne! 2, N Haywood. J Cheney. L C grade: Northern Jets 30 d Temora 13, TRYC 47 d Marrar (118.60). Marrar 30 1109 03), Nortllern Jets 26 (103.18). Lyons. L Orougt1ton: (Marrar) LADDERS 31. CSU 45 d East Wagga 9, Coleamabally 33 d Nor1h North Wagga 16 (73.15). Coleamabally 14 (89.74) . East Best· (E WK) M Lindner, J Richards. Z Macdonald, M Team W L D F A % Pis Wagga 21 . Wagga O( 64.69). Robinson. J Tiernan. L Broughton: (Marrar) Unavailable MARRAR 13 D D 1504 861 174.68 52 JuAior..:Temo1a 32 d Northern Jets 9. TRYC 42 d Marrar 8 NORTH WAGGA ...... (1281 TRYC 11 2 D 1403 972 144.34 44 C grade: TRYC 48 (189.97), CSU 44 (249.33). Marrar 7.4 1010 13.10 19.14 EWK 9 4 0 1269 934 135.87 36 40 (116.06). Coleamabally 28 (93.47). Northern Jets 20 COLEAMBALLY ...... (40) NORTH WAGGA 6 7 0 1079 1280 84.30 24 (81.15), llorth Wagga 12 (54.07). Eas1 Wagga8 (59.02). 2.2 2 4 4.9 5. 10 CSU 5 7 1 10271109 92/61 22 Temora 8 (56. 77). Goals: (North Wagga) B Price 6, C Watt 4. J May 3. J Northern Jets 3 9 1 937 1225 76.49 14 Dennis 2, K Hardinge, J Gooden, N Kruckel. C Gaffney: Temora 3 10 D 1156 1462 79.07 12 Juniors: Temora 28 (373.75). TRYC 28(220.24), (Coleambalty) J Lashbrook 2, C o·malley. J Breed. A Coleambally 1 12 0 806 1338 60.24 4 Coleamabally 16 (78.07), Northern Jets 8 (90.84). Marrar 0 Noack, Reserves: MARRAR 44. NORTH WAGGA 40. TRYC 36, (12.75). Best: (North Wagga) C Watt. B Price. K Hardinge. C Wm· EWK 36. CSU 28, Temora 12 Coleambally 8. Northefn ter. J Dennis. D Jones, (Coleambally) W Robb, C Mc· Jets 4. fadyen. C O'malley. M Rutledge. J Lashbrook. R Lyell Uoder 17: EWK 44. NORTH WAGGA 32. TEMORA 28. TEMORA ...... (1361 NORTHERN JETS 12. COLEAMBALLY 8. Marrar 4. 5.5 11 .9 15.16 19.22 NORTHERN JETS ...... (36) 0 1 2.4 4.4 5.6 ~ ~ ...~ ~ e BUSH AJ ~ -# CAMPBEL~ Lld CHARTERED ACCCUNTANTS ~ 30 Blake Street, Wagga Wagga Phone: 6921 5222 Southern Cross Ten offices also at: HOME OF SATURDAY AFL Lockhart Phone: 6920 5101 & THE 2011 FINALS SERIES Tumbarumba Phone: 6948 2018 www.bushcampbell.com.au SERIOUSLY SUPPORTING LOCAL FOOTBALL 35 34 FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE PREVIEW ROUND THIRTEEN I• THE Rock-Yerong Creek will meet East Hugo and Aaron Dejong will have key roles The Saints ended its five-game losing streak Wagga-Koonngal on Saturday in a preview to against the Hawks this weekend. with an unconvincing five-point win over this year's qualifying final.The Magpies will Matt Clarke leads the Hawks midfield and there . . Coleambally after the Blues led all day. have to settle for second position on the Farrer is no doubting the class of the Osborne junior. North Wagga will start favourite but need to im League ladder after falling agonisingly short of But the Hawks big test will come with their prove to avoid an upset on its home turf. beating Marrar at home at Victoria Park last depth through the midfield and what the likes Saturday.The Hawks cemented third place on of Chris Pedlar. Shane Smallwood. Alex MARRAR will look to continue its undefeated the ladder with a huge 66-point win over McKenzie and company can produce against season when it travels to Ardlethan to take on Charles Sturt University.TRYC lost no admirers the top teams.There were no queries over the Northern Jets on Saturday. against Marrar last weekend when it came Hawks last weekend with their big win over the The Bombers overcame a serious hurdle when from 21 points down at three-quarter-time to hit Bushpigs.The last fortnight has stamped EWK it just got over the line against TRYC last Sat the front with five minutes remaining. as head and shoulders above fourth and fi~h urday. Only a late goal to the Bombers cost TRYC the and a deserved third place heading into the ti- Marrar. while seeming a little unconvincing at game and any chance of a minor premiership. nals series.The Hawks are still to knock over times, appear to lift when the challenges arise TRYC will hope to regain ruckman Luke Salter. TRYC or Marrar and coach Chris Jackson will and it can expect another on Saturday. midfielder Justin Dnscoll and key defender be desperate for his team to roll one of the top The Jets have nothing but pride to play for but Luke Webb as all three missed last weekend's two teams in the next fortnight will be keen to give a good account of them- important clash.Magpies coach Michael Maz- A win will do wonders to the Hawks' self-belief Victoria Park. selves at home against the ladder leaders. zocchi stepped up and played in the ruck and and could be JUSt what is stopping EWK joining NORTH Wagga will want to improve it is to CHARLES Stur1 University will host Coleam- did well enough to suggest it could be a move the top two teams as genuine premiership con- beat a resurgent Temora on Saturday at bally in the final Farrer League game on Sat- TRYC go to more often over the final seven tenders.Jackson and fellow forwards Brenton McPherson Oval. urday. weeks of the competition. Roberts and Dale Cameron could be the X-fac- The Kangaroos have been the big improvers The Bushpigs lost a lot of creditabil ity with last Nathan McDonald returned to somewhere near tor for the Hawks if they are to cause an upset. over the second half of the year and beat weekend's ugly loss to East Wagga-Kooringal his best last weekend off a half-forward flank The trio have the capabilities of stretching the Northern Jets last weekend. and will be keen to bounce back against the and his continual improvement will be a huge Magpies· defence and could cause problems if The likes of Brad Moye, Tim Macauley and competition newcomers. boost to the Magpies· premiership chances. EWK's midfield can get on top Sam Fisher have stood tall in recent weeks. Coleambally has struggled in its debut season Mark Ward was impressive in a new role oft TRYC will start deserved favourites but another combining with the form of veterans Scott but have not given up and will be keen to fight half-back while midfielders David Pieper. Dale exc1tmg opportunity presents itself for EWK at Blackwell and Damien Ponting. this one out to the end as well. T Commercial Airconditioning Refrigeration And Electrical apprentice employment Local Apprentices for Local Apprenticeship Solutions MAINTENANCE & INSTALLATION www.gtes.com.au 1300 881 279 02 6971 9004 36 CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY BUSHPIGS COLEAMBALLY BLUES Pig fans, last week the girls continued their Coly welcomed Nurlh Wagga fur Ie first li111e un 1 DAVE SEYMOUR 46 ALEX FRASER ' ti 1 JAY POUNO 36 ROBERT BULL . Saturday In bright sunny conditions. The first grade 2 KEVIN MANNES 37 DAMIAN MANNES good form with 3 wins out of 3, while in the 2 SAM BALDING 47 MARK CRITTENDEN football the hawks got the better of the 3 ADAM SKOW 48 TOM LOUGHNAN game was great battle all day and Cely were on top 3 SHAUN BROOKER 38 RYAN BULL footballers to comfortably defeat the boys 4 ALEX VAN RUISWYK 50 OLIVER CUSTANCE until the last quarter were they were unfortunately 4 TOM BURGE 39 TOM HAWKESWORTH 5 CHRIS NOACK 40 SIMON SCHLIEBS in both grades. 5 SHAUN BENNETT 51 ETHAN MCDONALD . over ran by a more com111it!ed North Wagga outfit. . 6 NICK DONNELLON 41 SAM HUXTABLE 6 AOAM NORTON 52 BRENDAN At cne stage in the third quarter Cely lead by up to 6 In the netball: 7 JACKSON PAINTING 42 BRAD MEYER 7 LAHN SHEPHERD MORTENSEN goals but could not come out firing in the last quar C grade continued on with another huge 36 8 GRAHAM O'CDNNEL 43 ZAC SMITH 8 JO HOLLOWAY goal win 45 - 9. 3 votes went to Kelsey 53 MITCHELL HOUSLER ter. Well done to Tony Pound on his first game day 9 ROBERT LOTHIAN 44 SAM CASEY Fyffe, 2 to Linda Pollard and 1 to Tara 9 BEN SCHULZ 54 CLINTON BLAKE coaching performance, Best players for Coly were 10 DUDLEY DUNBAR 47 TOM FULLER Travaskis. 10 BRETT ENGLISH 55 RICHARD BOUCHER Shane Pound Carl Pound Mitch Barry and Nathan 11 JUSTIN BUCHANAN 50 STEVEN HARDY B grade finally managed to get a full team 11 BRAD PERKINS 56 LACHLAN KELLY Jones with younger players Cody O'Malley and 12 DAVID DUNBAR 51 MATTHEW BULL on the court and went on to win by 25 12 LUKE AYLETT 58 MATTHEW WATSON Adam Mannes showing good patches of form 13 KELVIN SHAKSON 52 WILL LYELL goals 51 to 26. 3 votes went to Tess San 13 TORAVIL MCKILLOP 61 MICK CARROLL throughout the day. Reserve grade started well but 14 DANIEL TUOHEY 53 MATTHEW 15 NATHAN JOHES LASHBROOK dra!, 2 to Laura Coughlan and 1 vote to 14 TRISTON ROBINSON 64 ROWAN PATEY could not match a strong North Wagga line up and 17 JEFF ANGEL 16 TODD CLARK 54 KODIE O'MALLEY Hannah Thompson. 67 GRANT LANGFORD were well beaten on the day best players Adam 19 RICK OANIHER 68 MATTHEW KNOX Boag Damien Mannes and Rob Bull. In U17 Cely 17 SHANE POUND The A grade girls were able to make it a tri 18 NEIL SMITH UNDER 17s 20 BRAD REES 69 NIC DEVITT took on the form side of the comp and were strong fecta by winning by 31 goals 57 - 26. 3 21 JAKE LESKE 72 JACK LEA 19 ANDREW MCGOWN 1 DYLAN GILBERT all day but still could not match North Wagga Well 2 MITCHELL DUNBAR votes went to Simone Coote, 2 to Emma 22 JESSE KENT 74 PAUL ANDERSON 20 WILL BRAIN done to Corbin and Cameron for playing in both 21 TONY POUND 3 CAMERON MCFADYEN 4 Nikkerud and 1 vote to Alice Hazelton. 23 JOEL HOURIGAN 80 DANIEL GALE While in the football: U17 and backing up for first grade. The U11 and 23 SHANE MANNES JACK WEYMOUTH-SMITH 24 MICHAEL CATTELL TOM ROBERTSON U13 played their last game of the year at Narran 5 LACHLAN DUNBAR The reserves got off to a great start kicking 24 DWAYNE CASEY 25 RYAN GORMLY ASH CONNOR dera on Friday night in cold conditions and the U13 25 DEAN CHAUNCY 7 MICHAEL RUTLEDGE 3 goals to nil in the first quarter. East 26 ALLAN CHARNOCK JASON MURPHY boys committed well and were very competitive U11 26 JASON HEATH 10 ANDREW NOACK 26 SAM CHATFIELD (1ST CHRIS KLEEMAN Wagga then came back strongly and went also were strong on the night but still not match for 27 GLEN TOOTH 11 DYLAN JOHN GRADE) on to defeat the boys by 19 points 10 6 66 Narrandera, All three Blues Senior Netball teams 28 JASON DUNBAR 14 MATTHEW MANNES 27 CLINT SHIELDS 29 MITCHELL BARRY 15 CORBIN O'MALLEY to 7 5 4 7. Our best players on the day had a win last Saturday against North Wagga. A 28 DANIEL BACON 30 ADAM EVANS 17 GAYLEN PAYNE were Lachlan Vogan, Da n Antonio and Grade won 48-32 with Hannah Carroll receiving the 29 MITCHELL FRANCIS 31 JOSH SHAW 18 DALE JOHN MEYER Tristan Robinson while Jeff Angel was the Prolop award and the Coly Club Mug. In B Grade only multiple goal kicker with 3 goals. 31 TODD SMITH 32 NEIL BURKE 20 JUSTIN LASHBROOK the girls won 34-19 with Megan Posselt receIvIng 33 CARL POUND 21 JAKE BREED In the one's the boys also started out well 33 BRAYON ROBERTSON 34 SIMON NALDER the Cely Community Bank awards and the Coly 34 GLEN EDDIE 22 CHARLIE BLACK going into the first break down by only 3 Club Mug. C Grades win was 33-21 with Kate Mc 35 AARON HARDIE points. East Wagga then proved too 35 BRODEY FARLEY 36 ASHLEY VERHAGEN F adyen receiving the Elders award and Alysia Hop strong and ran away going onto to defeat wood the Coly Club Mug. Congratulations to all 37 AARON BYRNE the game went to the Eagles. Hannah Buchanan the boys by 66 points 15 12 102 to 5 6 36. three teams. In netball news two excited junior 38 JACK DUDLEY played exceptionally well receiving the Rainbird The best players were Brett English, Clint 40 ANDREW JULIAN teams travelled to Narrandera to take the on Eagles Transport award and Jacinta Burgess received the Shields and Nick Devitt while Clint Shields in the Stadium for their last game of the season, 41 LACHLAN VOGAN Canteen award. The U/11 & U/13 gi~s would like was the only multiple goal kicker with 4 42 LIAM HANIGAN The U/11 girls q11ickly adartP.d to the more slippery to thank their wonderful coaches, Kim Mannes and goals. 43 NATHAN BROOKES surface and fought really hard, chasing the ball at Jasmin Painting for putting in heaps of time and ef Next week is the old boy's weekend where 43 DANIEL SMITH (1 ST every opportunity. It was a very physical game with fort to coach them all season. Thank you also to we will also be celebrating the 1986, 1991 GRADE) the Blues unfortunately going down to lhe Eagles. the team managers Monica Whelan and Melissa and 2001 premierships. It is sure to be a 44 DANIEL ANTONIO The r.;,ntP.en award went to Grace Tooth. Player's Painting. Well done to all South West Juniors on an great day and we would encourage every Player to Sally Foster and the Coach's award, for an excellent year. Today we take on CSU in Wagga one to come along and be part of the cele extremely gusty effort, went to Annie Painting. The good luck to everyone, bration. U/13 team also fought hard and had a great come CTFP 2011 bac~ in the 2nd quarter but this was not enough and c;ill in .:t nd ~ee Pn:,1.Jd major 5ponsor uf rl1e• Eners,Jy effH.:1~nt window~ Ian or l~y~n Knight Spcc i ,dist in energy efficient double 1 6 Nagle SlrePt. Wagga Wagga ~~ gl.,/cd window ,-111cl door ~olut1orn, Phone: 6921 5288 llUSHPIGS BUSHSOVVS N EW Website: www.viewcoglass.c om ·1 AFC NETBALL rdx: 6½12 772 1 39 38 NORTHERN JETS MARRAR BOMBERS This week's notes are being written from a remote cave 1. TIM GARRETT 45. BEAU REES What a fantastic round of football and netball lest weekend Not 1 DEAN HOWARD 32 GR AEME REID on the outskirts of Baghdad, because losing to Temora I 2. CHRIS BELL 46 . LEIGH GRAY so good of a result in the Netball but all teams were extremely 2 AN DREW HIGGINSON 33 . JOSH HAGAR feel unable to face the world. Jokes aside last Saturday 3. ANDREW BAKER 47 . NAISH MEEHAN competItIve from both Clubs whether they were winners or los 3 BRETT HOWARD 34 DANIEL FOX ers. They were all tough and clean games and that is what 4. MICHAEL FOSTER 48. BRAD STONE 4 BRAD LANGTRY 35 CAMERON MITTER Temcra turned up to play footy in all three senior grades Footy and Netball are all about. Our Under I Ts found ,t nard to 5. ROB EDIS SHAUN COLWILL 5 BRENT CARR OLL 36 PAUL PRICE our boys didn't Under 17's the Ariah Park Bowling Club 49. put a full side on the paddock against East Wagga and copped 6. MITCHELL HADDRILL 6 BEN LANGTRY 37 JOSH HABEL award went to Jim Lucas, Ang's Sports massage was 50. MATT CARROLL a b1: of a beating but the proud thing Is we keep puUing a side 7. CHRIS ARGENT 51. JAYDEN DURHAM 7 JARED KAHLEFELDT 38 GLEN JONES received by Myles Horan. Rick Firman votes go 5 Tom together each week and that Is a credit to al the boys who par 8. JOHN INGRAM 52. GRANT LAMB B MARC SHEPPARD 39 SAM TURNER Clark, 4 Myles Horan. 3 Matt Gaynor, 2 Jim Lucas and 1 ticipate week after week. The seconds played very courageously 9. PAUL BUERCKNER 53. JASON RUSSELL to come back from a first quaner on slaught lo win by 10 points 9 CHASE MACINTOSH 40 SCOTT POPLE Reece Colwill. Reserves played well in the first half 10 KRIS NA BROWN 54. HAYDEN CLARK Joe 'Slick' Robinson showed his full footbal knowledge and 10 ADAM HOWARD 41 SCOTT RAUFERS however once again didn't have the legs to finish the 11 . BEN PRENTICE 55. JACK FISHER skills to repel repeated auacks from the Pies to take out the 11 JOSH SUCKLING 42 BRETT RI CE game. Ariah Park Bowling Club award went to Rory 12. SHANE RUSSELL 56. DANIEL RYAN Best Player Award Sammy turner had ano:her strong game 12 MITCH TAYLOR 43 Litchfield, Towel was received by Paul Buerckner. 13. MICHAEL WHEATLEY 57. STEVEN BUNDY and thoroughly deserved the South Wagga Butchery award 13 SHANE BOETCHER 44 JOSH HANLON Sports massage was won by Andrew Bell and $25 went 14. JAMES RICHARDS 58. DAVID COLEMAN Darnel Fox was amongst the awards again and won the Marra, 14 MATT MALONE 45 Hotel six pack award whilst Justin Hyde played a strong game to Luke Fairman. Moses and Son votes go 5 Paul Buer 15. RORY LITCHFIELD 59. AN DREW HARDIE t 5 BEN CARR OLL 46 lo win the Workout Gym award.Talk about small fr ame and bJg ckner, 4 Andrew Bell, 3 Luke Fairman, 2 Krisna Brown 16. ADAM CARROLL 60. TOM MAGUIRE t 6 JEREMY GRAETZ 47 JADE HO DGE 17. DAN PULLEN 63. TAYLOR HORAN heart. What else could you say about Graeme Reid's efforts 17. SHANE MACINTOSH 48 MITCHELL ORUCE and 1 Joe or Jake Catlin?? The first graders at times last Saturday (and Ryan Miller was not that far behind) w th the 18. ALLAN EDIS 64 . GREG SALMON 18 MARTY BAHR 49 JOEL ROBINSON played good footy however were not consistent enough gutsy effort from both Smaller ouilt players. "Reidy" got the nod 19. JOEL FAIRMAN 67. JEREMY LITTLE 19 BEN DURIGD 50 CR AIG WEBSOALE and thOroughly deserved the Best Player award Benny Langtry to win the game. Ariah Park Bowling Club award went to 20. GERARD O'BRIEN 68 . TONY DECELIS 20 JEREMY BAH R 51 RI CHY ROBINSON Mitch Haddrill, Towel was received by Mick Foster, ,s just going from strength to strength each week and earned 21. ADAM RYALL 69 . JOSEPH RODWAY the $50 Sportsman Hotel award whilst lhe old fella Daniel 21 KERR OD ROBERTS 52 MATTHEW ERICH Ang's Sports massage was won by Michael Wheatley, 22. Burkinshaw showed dashes of speed beyond his years to lake 22 DAMIEN MCKELVIE 53 JUSTIN HYDE Jack Tidd picked up the $25 and the Kevin Cross Mug 23. PHIL WILLIAMS out the Sportsrnan Award, A special mention to Shannon 23 ADAM 54 LES FINEMORE went to Rob Edis. Moses and Son votes go 5 Chris Bell, 24. ANDREW BELL UNDER 17s 'Slowy· Williams who took out the six pack award for another full STU BENR AUCH 55 MATT SCOTT 4 Andrew Bonny, 3 Mitch Haddrill, 2 Mick Foster and 1 25. ROB WYKES 3. MATTHEW BELL 100 minute display As rnentiored above, our 17's have been 24 ANTH ONY MALONE 61 BRAD PATTISON Jack Tidd. 26 . PHIL DAVEY 4. REECE COLWILL under the pump and Josh Malone was the best on ground for 25 SHANN ON WILLIAMS 62 BRAD TURNER C grade had a fantastic win over the Temora girls com 27. JOE CATLIN 5. KYLE MAGUIRE lhe underdogs wrth Cody Snow and Matty Harnngton not far be 26 KURT STUBENRAUCH 63 JASON KENDALL hind. Hang in there Boys and well done. ing out 30-1 3 winners. Best on court for the day was de 28. BRENTON COX 6. JAYDEN DURHAM 27 CHRIS BUTT 64 BRODY DLZARO 29. JAMES KIN G 7. In the Netball Montana Richardson took out the best player 28 BRYCE GRAETZ 65 PAT KNAGGE fender Olivia McDermott. Kaitlin Maguire took some hits 30. CALEB INCH 8. HUGH MURDOCH award in the Juniors. Amanda Burkinshaw pumped those httle 29 ANDREW GUNSSER 66 MATT CUMMINS on the court and earned herseir players player. B grade 31. ANDREW TIDD 9. JEREMY AURIK legs around the court to take out the C Grade Mug and Karyn 30 DANIEL 67 RO BBIE POLLARD Mohr was not to out-done by liUle Burk and took out the B let the Temora girls get to them for the second time this 32. PETER WYKE S 10 BRANDON DOYLE be BURKINSHAW 68 SHAUN LOWRY Gra:le best player award. Emma Coombe has once again season. Despite being one up al half time, the Jets just 33. ANDREW BONNY 11. 31 JUSTIN GRAHAM shone out in the A Grade results by accepting the best player weren't able to keep up with the fast finishing Temora 12. TOM CLARK 34. JACK TIDD award In that grade.On the social scene a special milestone outfit Final score 28-39. Best on court went to ever reli 35. MITCH O'BRIEN 13. JEREMI AH MASLIN was reached by Mary Anne Bradshaw. What a great nuirber Today sees us up against our old across country nvals in the able Nie Steinhardt. while players player went to centre 36. BRENTON O'BRIEN 14. JIM LU CAS 300 Is but lo do it on a netball court ,s just unreal and still being Northern Jets The Jets ha,e had an up and down season Hayley Maguire .A grade are looking the best they have 37. BRAD RYAN 15. JACK FISHER a spring chicken, I reckon 400 games will be a breeze for Mary with a fair few injunes but always come out tough against us every time. Deana said 1t was good to see the intensity in all year and came out firing. The girls asserted their 38. BEN MCDERMOTT 16. LUCAS WALKER Anne. Speaking or -an round" sportswomen a very special 39. TOM PRENTICE 17. MATT GAYNOR the boys last weekend and expects this hard brand of foot dominance over Temora with a 56-17 win, Best on court mention (President Isaac made me do 1t) must go to Sheree •no 40. TIM CARROLL 18. SAM BUCHANAN polt/ Walker for putting togetrer much of the Auction night en ball to carry on all the way U,rough the remainder of the went to defender Chloe Wood while players player went 41 . TIM REES 19. LACHLAN FLAG G tertainment wtth her Power Pont presentation. It assisted ,n 2011 season. Our old motto of looking aft2r your mates. making this your personal best game of the season and en to accurate shooter Alice Clark. 42. JACK DIXON 20. making the auction night one of the most successful fundra1s1ng joying the great game of Aussie Rules really came out last Take on Marrar this week for what shall be a tough en 43. LUKE FAIRMAN nights we have e·,er had Sheree, well done (still can't fish counter in both the Netball and Footy. though). weekend and 11 should be no different this time round GO 44. DANIEL CHALMERS THE MIGHTY BOMBERS!l!IJI! Carn the Jets! Paul Col en s o & L uke Fri erllie b RIVERINAM ANIPULATIVE A ll spo1·ts injuries . N e ck an cl back treatme nL FINANCIAL SERVICES & SPORTS 11 6 Pe ter S treet. W agg.a Wagga IAN BURKINSHAW CFP Au1horisedRepresenta1ive IIA UHRALIA Pho n e 692 1 7 866 80 Coleman Street, Wagga Wagga Mubil.:04I726 I 894 AX).fll'l.lr.cl• IPlannklglld.. PHYSIOTHERAPY CENTRE .\~nClr!Vld-,Sn-,lct11.~- Phone:69376666Fax: 69256005 40 41 NORTH WAGGA SAINTS TEMORA KANGAROOS The Saints were lucky to claw their way back to end on 1 GUY WARD 59 DARYL MITCHELL a winning note last Saturday, when they travelled to 2 AARON HALCROFT 60 AARON GUYMER Well what a HUGE weekend of Footy that was 1 BRAD MOYE 50 MATTHEW FAIRMAN Coleambally. Coleambally proved too strong In the first 3 ADAM MCKENZIE 61 BEN BLENCOWE thoroughly enjoyed by all, with all grades com 2 ALEX BRABIN 51 DAN HOELER hair, and definitely put the Saints first grade to the test. 4 JESSE MARGOSIS 63 JACK COX ing away with wins. 3 DAMIEN PONTING 52 DANIEL CAIN A combination of youth, pace and experience found the 5 LUKE AYLING 64 GRANT FISHER The under 17's showed they are going to be 4 CHRIS STACEY 53 LUKE FLAKELAR 5 ADAM REIO 55 DALE HARROP Saints finding momentum throughout the fourth quaner 6 STEVE BARNES 67 CAMERON ROWLEY true contenders at the poinly end of the sea to produce a win ror the day. The win against Coleam 7 JOSH LUCAS 6 JASON REID 56 CHAIS FLACK 69 SHANE ELLIS son coming away with a massive win. The bally should insert confidence to the young Saints side 8 MITCH FURY 71 JARROD KOETZ 7 CHRIS BLOCK 80 LEIGH WALKER boys might understand now after watching ror the next meeting against Temora. which should 9 OLIVER BREUST 72 JOSH THOMPSON 8 MARK CRAWFORD prove to be a tough contest at the business end of the 10 PAUL LANDRIGAN 73 TROY CURTIS Coach Plugger play on Sunday in the Rusty 9 TIM MCAULEY UNDER 17s season F1rsl Grade Awards went to: Jesse Margosis. 11 BRAO HUTCHINSON 74 BEN ALEXANDER Roo·s game where his ability in the coaching 10 ROB DRUMMOND 60 RORY BLOCK Jake Stockton, Luke Ayline and Nie Blencowe. 12 NICHOLAS ABERLINE 75 KANE MCNAMARA comes from. He was always near the ball by 11 MARK BRUEST 61 BRAIDAN GILLIES Reserves had a comfortable win over Coleambally 13 ISAAC RUTLAND 77 NIC BLENCOWE reading the play nicely but was just to slow & 12 DAVID WILLERSOORF 62 DANIEL FLACK which will now move them into second position on the 14 SCOTT ROBERTSON UNDER 17S short to get it! Lucky now he's coaching he's 13 MICHAEL OLIVER 63 ADAM GERHARD ladder. With some minor adjusts to the playing group In 14 ROSS JEFFERIES 64 RYAN KENNEDY 15 JAKE STOCKTON 1 DYLAN JONES decision making & wit make him as quick as a the third quarter, the Saints took control of the match. 16 BRETT HOGAN 15 DOMINIC KING 65 WILL ROBINSON 2 CONNOR CAREY whip. and came up with a win. The Awards went as follows: 17 JACKSON ARGUS 4 CAYOEN WINTER 16 SAM FISHER 66 AARON BURNETT In the reserves the fella's played their third Matt Howarth, Josh Thompson, Jarrod Cooper and Jar 18 KYLE CROSS 5 ALISTER BUTT 17 CHRIS WALLACE 67 JAKE BARRETT rod Koetz. 19 GENE WILLS 6 CAMERON GAFFNEY best game for the year coming away with a 18 BRENTON PATTISON 68 ALISTER JENKINS All three netball grades were defeated by Coleambally 21 MATT HOWARTH 7 KIERAN HAROINGE win. The awards went to Alex Brabin who 19 RUSSELL MANNING 69 LACHLAN JENKINS on the weekend which was disappointing This Satur 22 DEAN WARD 8 COREY WATT walked away with a couple of bucks in his old 20 BEN OEHLSEN 70 DANYON REAR DON day we all hope that the Saints put in a strong effort 23 DAN QUEE 9 JACOB GOODEN sky rocket. Chris McAuley showed that awe 21 JACKSON MOYE 71 CAMERON GOODE 22 ZAC BRABIN 72 RICK STANMORE against Temora on Saturday. and acquire some addi 24 SHANE TRACEY 10 NICK.OLAS KRUCKEL someness runs in the family & came away tional points on lhe board. The Netball awards went to: 23 MATT HARPLEY 73 CHRIS PURCELL 25 NIGEL SMITH 11 TIMOTHY POST with the mug. Cattle iank cat eyes gels a men A Grade Carly Tracey and Bo Maniscalco , B Grade: 27 JOSH CAMPBELL 12 JORDAN DENNIS 24 DANIEL SLATER 74 DARIUS NEVAN tion also for the exceptional mark he took. just Kelly Strong and Tash Dunn, and C Grade. Hayley 28 MATT HARMER 13 JORDAN DURHAM 25 SCOTT BLACKWELL Crouch and Tilly Taggart. 29 NICHOLAS KING 14 THOMAS STRONG a shame he couldn't have kicked the goal. 26 LIAM PATTISON The North Wagga Premiership Ball will be held on Sat 30 ZACHARY LAW 15 LEWIS WALDRON First grade showed on Saturday why they 27 ROSS OEVERAUX urday night. and we are all expecting it to be a great 34 MATTHEW GARDINER 16 JOSHUA MAY should be at the other end of the ladder corn 28 ADAM BLOCK night of entertainment. Lime Leaf will be doing the 36 JAKE HINDMARSH 17 SEAN LYNCH ing away with a hard fought win. With only a 29 JAMES COLLINGR IOGE r::ate11ng once again. after such a successful past event 37 ZAC ELDRIDGE 21 SEAN GAYNOR couple more game to go hopefully the can pull with the Breast Cancer Awareness night. A full night of 30 ROB MCCORMACK 39 JEREMY LUFF 22 ZACCHAAY MALONEY it together & finish the year of on a high & win music and entertainment will be provided on lhe night 40 COLBY FLACK 23 NICHOLAS BLAKE 31 IAN OLIVER those games. The award winners were for as well , 41 RYAN JAMIESON 24 BILLY PRICE 32 JUSTIN KE RRY midfield Brad Moye, !he forwards was Matt Go the SAINTS! 42 DAN FURNER 25 SAM BARTON 33 ROB GRANT 43 MICK BARNES Harpley who played one of his best games for 35 NEIL STRAPPER KING 46 ALAN HABERECHT the year & in the backline Rob Dog Grant 39 LUKE GERHARD 48 DARREN MAY threw his big rnuscly body around & scared 40 ARTIE STACEY 51 NATHAN KELLY the opposition into giving him the ball. 41 TOM WINKLEY 42 EDWARD KRAU SE 54 GORDON Today we play north Wagga lets see if we can WOOLSTENCAOFT 43 JAKE CARTWRIGHT make it consecutive wins. 56 BEN CAREY 44 GAVIN FAIRMAN GO THE ROOSIIII 57 NATHAN SEDUNARY 45 JASON DRIVER 58 LEWIS GREAR 46 STEVEN COLLIER 47 JASON STEINHARDT 48 STEVEN BLOCK 49 RORY WINTER ~al.m .&:. ~ab:Jrc IVI c:>-Y-c:> ~ I ...... ,.._,. -8& "'T ..A.." IE:::~ ...... 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Jim was the only NSW player se 3 GUS KEOUGH 33 JAMES BOLTON and won easily. credit must be given to the young 6 JAKE ROBINSON 52 WAYNE ROLLA lected in the side and will head to South Africa to 4 MITCHELL FENNESY 34 JOSHUA GERHARD Marrar fella's for turning up since the rest of their club 6 KASSIOY ARGUS 54 MATTHEW GOW represent Australia early next year. Well done Jorn 5 MITCHELL WARO 35 RORY MCKENZIE was out at The Rock. Mitch Lindner. Ritty. Zac Mac 7 BROCKE ARGUS 55 SAM MORRIS and Congrats to Bern and Col as well. 6 DAVID PIEPER 36 WES POLLARD- and Mitch Robbo all put on great displays of domi BSTEPHEN SMITH 58 EUGENE FLINN Looking back al last week. the net ballers managed to JUSTIN DRISCOLL 7 CARVER 9 RH YS GRIEVE 59 BEN MCFARLANE walk away with 4 wins from 4 games, Well done girls. 8 MATTHEW ANGEL nant footy. 37 OALE MAKEHAM 10 CHRIS JACKSON 60 BILLY JURY Whist the footballers unfortunately lost in what turned 9 CHARLES WHITE In the 2's it was a see sawing battle that saw the 38 AUSTIN TEAKEL 11 STEVEN CRDWHURST 61 ADAM FISHER out to be two very dose games. 10 LUKE SALTER Hawks fi nally break the shackles and kick 4 unan 39 DYLAN HUGHES 12 DAYNE WATT 65 AARON THOMPSON The Juniors started the wmnong streak off with a 34 11NATHAN MCODNALO swered goals in the last quarter, a really good win for 40 TOM ANTHON Y 13 LUKE ADAMS 72 RYAN GIRLING goal win, 42 - 8 The mug went to Maddie Reynolds 12 TODD HANNAM the boys after getting beat last week. Cuthy burned 41 JOEL WEIR 14 MICHAEL PEDLER 80 NICK HULL and the $10 to Natasha Anning. 13 DALE HUGO around lhe ground like a remote controlled race car 42 TIM HAHN 15 ANTHONY RAUFERS 9B JOEL GRIEVE C Grade recovered from their first loss of the season 14 MICHAEL MAZZOCCHI to win the mug. closely followed by goal sneak 43 DEAN MERRIGAN 16 MARK PARR 99 RYAN CAMPBELL two weekends ago and won 4 7 - 31 . The mug went 15 AIDEN RIDLEY Benny Mac and Churchy. 44 DAVID SUNN 17 RHYS to Emma Mac and the $1 O to Michaela. The 1 sfs are really starting to hit their straps and 16 CHRIS WARD 45 SCOTT MAZZOCCHI MEHLSTAUBER UNDER 17s The score was no indication in the B Grade game; 17 BRYAN BALL 46 BEN CHAMBERS played some terrific passages of footy to blow away 18 DALE CAMERON 2 JARROD TURNER the girts had to fight for the full 4 quarters to secure 1B BRYCE CAMPTON 47 REECE MCCARTHY the Uni side, Knoxy had it on a string to claim the their win The final score was 43 - 34. The mug went 19 CHRIS PEDLER 4 ISAAC COLLINS 19 LUKE RYNEHART 48 JARROD MCLEAN mug and was well backed up by Smithy, Chippa and 20 JOSH JENKINS 5 MITCH ROBINSON to Karty and the $10 Brit. 20 BLAKE GIBSON 49 NATHAN ANNING Clarkey. A big couple of weeks in store for us now 21 ROWAN PEARCE 7 KYLIE NORTH- A Grade won 38 - 29, the mug went to Kayla and the 21 MITCHELL GLASCDW 50 DANIEL FELLOWS and a real test to see how we will fare in the impor FLANAGAN $10 to Anthea, Hopefully the A graders can keep up 22 CRAIG LEMON 22 ANDREW SAD LIER 51 DYLAN HUGHES tant part of the year. the winning streak and slip into 5th position just in 23 ALEX JONES 8 JOSH RICHARDS 23 LUKE WEBB 52 STEVE RYAN Onto the netball and the girls battled their hardest for 24 BRENDAN 9 ISAAC WALTON tune for finals 24 MICHAEL COOMBES 53 DREW CAMPTON not much return against an always strong CSU, C SCHUMACK 10 TYLER PREUSS At the football tne Seconds unfortunately lost 6.12 - 25 KYE GARRETT 54 RHYS CHAPLIN grade mug went to Tayla Robbo, coaches award was 25 DEAN SPENCER 14 BRIAN CUMMINS 48 to Marrar's 8.10 - 58. The Mug went to Fenno. the 26 AARON MEYERS 55 AARON DEJONG Kel Mac. B grade mug went to Jade and coach's 26 JUSTIN COUGLAN 15 ALEX JONES socks to Fox, and the Haircut to Matty Angel 56 27 TOM CRAMP MAHLON NORBURY 27 KIEREN LEWIS 16 JOSH CHENE Y First Grade put up an amazing fight and stuck it to award went to Tegan. In the A grade Ez Quintal again 2B COLE SALTER 57 TONY WEISBACK 28 BILL JURY 17 TROY WHEELER Marrar right up until the Final Siren If their game last had a blinder and was well backed up by Melanie V. 29 BYRON SONNEMAN 58 BEN WILLIS 29 BRENT PRICE 18 MICHAEL CUMMINS weekend is any indication of what they will bring to Katie Russell got the netball of the day for being 30 JOHN LAWTON 59 MONTE WILLIS 30 ROBERT MCMAHON 19 JACOB TIERNAN the Final's then there is no reason as to why TRYC such a treasure to the EWK netball fraternity. 31 DOUG MOLENTIN 20 VAUG HAN WINNELL can't bring home the Premiership. The Mug went to Today we're out to magpie land and will need to have 32 MITCHELL TURNER 21 BEN COLENSO Mitch Ward, the Towel to Mark Ward, the Dinner at a red hot go in all grades. Afterwards its awards and Tocay see us take on East Wagga, Good Luck to all 33 JULIAN AMO S 24 NATHAN HAYWOOD the Farrer and the Players' Player went to Bryce Snow Bunny time al the Kooringal. Best of luck to all grades today, Let's make It 6 From 6 ! 36 DANIEL HONEYSETT 25 SAM GRIFFITHS Campton teams. 38 ZAC ROBINSON 26 ZAC MACDONALD Tonight everyone Is asked to get down to the Bowling 39 ALEX MCKENZIE 27 MITCHELL LINDNER Club for the Goods and Services Auction to suppon 40 CHRIS PARR 28 LANCE BROUGHTON the club, As well as tomorrow at the Reverse Draw 41 BRENTON ROBERTS 29 LEONARD LYONS Jusl a reminder about TRYC's 50 year amalgamation 42 JASON CO OMBES 30 ALEX RO BINSON celebration that will be held first round next year. If 44 LUKE ROE you are able to help out in regards to having any de 45 JASON CUTTLE tails about players or you photos of teams over the 47 JAKE EMERY years please get in contact with the one of the Com 48 SIMON RE IO mittee Members or forward the details to our email address tryc [email protected]. Thanks THE R<>CK. IVIEIVIC>Ftl.A.L ~~£?eee..~ N a t ion a lly known .. HYDRAULIC SPECIALISTS!! Phonoe: 6920 2 -W BS - SALES: new and reconditioned H oist Kits • PART S : All Hoists and P T O Pumps Dining Room fa.c:ilities ava.i l able_ NIXONS • REPAIR : Service on a ll brands of H o ists AFL matches live Fri, Sa.t & S1....1n H ammond Avenue. Wagga Wagga IVIAJOFl SPONSORS OF T HE 1\/1/GHTY PIES WAGGA Phone (02) 692"1 6011 FARRER NETBALL LEAGUE TEAMS FARRER NETBALL LEAGUE TEAMS CSU 17AMYRYAN V COLEAMBALLY JUNIORS TRYC MAGPIES C GRADE EWK HAWKS 23 KATHLEEN BUSBY 18 COURTNEY GIBSON MOLL V MCf AOYlN STACEY HOFERT 24 AMY JOHNSON S[NlllRS CIILOE BUWANAN A GRADE MAHALA HOFERT V 1. 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GRACE GRIBBLE 6 SIMONE COOTE ACACIA MANNES MOLL V YOIJNG KIM t.'ANNES COURTNEY FOSTER REBECCA GARDENER SARAH O'LEARY 10 ERIN NOBLE 7 MEG GROAT TAMIKA SHAXSON EMMA DUNBAR B GRADE EMILY MITCHELL 11 . KATE FOX 10 SOPHIE JARICK HANNAH CARROLL JACINTA BURGlSS 12. TEGAN CUTHBERT EMILY O'LEARY KADISON HOFERT B GRADE JACL VN PAINTER GEORGIA BLACK NAT/\SHJ\ MITCHELL 13. KEL LIE MCPHERSON EMMA PAINIING lfSS MADER LAURA DHISGOL L 8 JACINTA CREIGHTON 14. TEYLA JADE LAUR[N BRAIN Al.ANA ROB8 BRITANY F TZSIMMOtJS BAILEE CARROLL 12 SALLY CLARKE A~GHA RAINBIRD ALYS!~ lfQPWOOO KARLY PIEPER NATASHA ANNING 15. GEORGIA GRIBBLE 13 AMANDA CREDLIN Mli 27. READ. JILL SALLY GOO~E NORTHERN 22. EMILY MASLIN MARRAR. 35 CHAMBERLAIN CLAIRE NORTH WAGGA TEMORA SAVANNAH OENZEl 23. HANNAH MCDERMCS/ 37 SUCKLING OArJlfLLE 28 REID. MAOOEE 1 BRADSHAW MARY-ANNE 1. ARGUS, MADDISON A GRADE JUNIORS 24. OLIVIA MCDERMO 38 SUCKLING OLIVIA 29. RIDLEY. KARLA V JETS 2 BURKINSHAW AMANDA 2. BLAY. KIRSTY BELINDA PINNEY BREE MORTON 25. 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