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I Goals Behinds Total 10 10 ~ 'J l'tl 20 20 ~ -- C) - 30 - 30 ""-' VI 40 40 ..- '-- I- Total Total (GI 10 I 10 10 20 20 l'tl -1--- \.. - - - I- C) 30 ' 30 ·- · - ~ "O 40 40 C I ·-- N Total Total U17s l\larrandera Ex-!iervicemen'!i Club BOLTOI\I !iTREET, I\IARRAI\IDERA - PHONE 6959 1i!66 CLUB OPENS EVERYDAY - 1OAM TtLIL ILATE Sa~urdays.: Live ,entertalnme.nt from 8pm 'Tuesdays & Fridays; Bingo 'Thursdays: Monster Competmon Raffle (30 prizes drawn 7pm) Frtdays: APL Poker Sundays: Monster Meat Raffle, drawn 1pm ·Bistro open 7 days (12-.2pm and 6-9pm) Coutfesy Bus available: Thu 5.30 - 11 pm, Firiiday 6pm - midrnlght, Sat 6.30pm - midrnight, Sun 11 .30am - 5pm PROUD SPO,NSORS OF QUIN.N MEDAL (AFIL1s Be.st & Fairest player in 1st Grade) Ph (02) 6932 4400 .Information :for Members & Bona fide Guests 3 www.southernaggrain.com .au FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER REPORT FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER REPORT 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 Scott & John Bance 12 Ash1nontAve Wagga Wagga Phone: (02) 6925 4444 Call (02) 6933 6600 Email [email protected] OAMPS* oamps.com.au Insurance Brokers Premier Partner of AH R,verina 4 5 RFL ROUND FIFTEEN IN FOCUS RFL ROUND FIFTEEN IN FOCUS 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.
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