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"It's a new growth area the talk around the Crossroads Oval was that- despite there behind South City," says Lewington. "Ashmont the scoreline - round one had shown their youngsters has been good to our club over the years but as hap­ had matured and the window of opportunity hadn't pens in Wagga, areas grow and change and we see necessarily closed. that [Glenfield] as the new growth area. A new home "We lost some key players last year," says president ground there will hopefully attract new families." Scott Lewington. "But we've been lucky enough that our juniors in particular have picked up the slack ... the Family is important at Collingullie. Fuller says the Ken­ young fellas that had had a taste of first grade have nedys are the best example: "Frankie Kennedy, the old now stepped up to be confident first graders and hold­ man, is a bloody legend here. The Kennedy's mother ing their own." - there she is [pointing to her photo on the wall]. She The short story is Collingullie-AK hasn't lost a game was Vicki Somerville and she was the first female on since, including turning the tables on the Goannas with the committee at Collingullie. That was back in the a 26-point victory last weekend. days when females weren't on boards. Now the four The bigger picture is that the Demons' past, present boys are playing first grade, and the daughter's playing and future are aligned. A-grade netball. That's what we're trying to be." Collingullie-AK had appeared in eight Farrer League The club is built on a simple premise. "We make it a grand finals in nine years - winning six flags - before good place. There's no tears," says Lewington. "Eve­ being granted entry to the RFL in 2011, where they've ryone in the club - from the president down to the reached a preliminary final and two grand finals. orange peeler - is on an even keel. It's the old saying "It was something that the club had made a decision that no-one person is bigger than the club. Shane's on, probably back in 2001 when Shane Lenon first been really big on that, and we have as well." came over from Ganmain," says Lewington. "Trying to Lenon's name crops up in every conversation. "He's get the club to become more professional and look for probably been the biggest driver," says Lewington. a long term future." "When he came back [in 2008], we decided let's really Lewington's predecessor as president was Terry Fuller. drive what Shane was keen on originally, and create a "The availability of under 17s was the reason that culture similar to Ganmain, which has been a very suc­ we wanted to go from the Farrer League up to this cessful club. And we'd like to think we're building along league ... We'd won three in a row, but it was more those lines." because we saw the 17s comp was the future for our Lenon is proud to have played a part. 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