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The South Eastern Times : September 9th 2014
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SPORT 17 Western Border Football League 2nd semi-fi nals at Malseed Park, Mount Gambier Seniors North South 3.4 4.5 10.11 12.15 (87) 1.2 6.7 8.10 11.12 (78) Goals — North: S. Flett 4, J. McConnell 4, H. Telford, P. Perry, T. Hatt, B. Egan; South: C. Slape 3, B. Exelby 2, B. Howard, S. Berkefeld, S. Walker, S. Fleming, L. Pearce-Raisin, J. Ryan. Best — North: J. Schutz, N. Blachut, P. Perry, S. Whelan, S. Flett (until injured), J. McConnell; South: C. Slape, B. Howard, M. Berkefeld, S. Berkefeld, M. Weistra, B. O’Neil. Reserves North 4.2 10.7 20.7 23.8 (146) Cast/Sand 1.1 3.4 4.4 4.7 (31) Goals — North: J. Galpin 6, M. Silvy 5, B. Kennedy 3, J. Gibbs 3, L. Downs-Woolley 2, L. English, M. Hensel, C. Hatt, T. Young; Casterton/ Sandford: T. Killey 3, R. Killey. Best — North: M. Hensel, J. Galpin, T. Coonan, S. Shepherd, M. Silvy, P. Griffi th; Casterton/ Sandford: H. Carlin, H. Smith, F. Stark, M. Jarrad, J. Thorn, J. Searle. Under 17 North South 3.4 5.6 9.8 13.8 (86) 2.1 3.5 4.9 6.11 (47) Goals — North: S. Sochacki 3, L. Mckinnon 2, M. Walmsley-Pace 2, W. Lewis 2, A. Anderson, S. Kenny, S. Stafford, D. Kenny; South: J. Capewell 2, J. Schleter 2, J. Tentye 2. Best — North: D. Kenny, S. Sochacki, M. Walmsley-Pace, S. Stafford, D. Silvy, A. Anderson; South: J. Tentye, B. Hewson, C. Schultz. Under 15 East South 3.4 4.8 8.10 12.10 (82) 1.0 3.1 4.1 5.1 (31) Goals — East: F. Lynch 3, B. Kennett 2, T. Young-Yarran 2, J. Thomas, B. McMillan, S. Lock, M. Murphy, B. Clark; South: J. Owen 2, J. Tucker, R. Broome, L. Neshoda. Best — East: Z. Watson, F. Lynch, Z. Young, I. Raymond, B. McMillan, B. Clark; South: E. White, T. Opie, P. Gale, C. O’Reilley. Under 13 South 1.0 3.1 4.2 8.2 (50) Millicent 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 (6) Goals — South: C. Munro 4, H. Capewell 3, K. Rothall; Millicent: J. Verbena. Best — South: J. Hardacre, C. Munro, K. Bowd, Z. Kain, H. Capewell; Millicent: M. Withers, N. Lang, M. Varcoe, Z. Bradley. Next week Saturday, September 13 – 2nd semi-fi nals at Vansittart Park, Mount Gambier Seniors: South v West Reserves: Casterton/Sandford v South U17: South v West U15: South v Casterton/Sand U13: Millicent v West Senior Colts Kalangadoo 2.3 3.5 3.9 8.11 (59) Mount Burr 2.0 3.3 5.6 6.7 (43) Goals — Kalangadoo: C. Howlett 3, T. Saunders, P. Davies, S. McManus, B. Ousey, J. Davies; Mount Burr: H. Schultz 2, J. Wallis, T. Jackman-Tilley, D. Hogan, C. Gamble. Best — Kalangadoo: J. Davies, P. Davies, J. Brennan, S. McManus, L. Farrugia, B. Ousey; Mount Burr: S. Wallis, J. Wallis, L. Collyer, B. Quintel, B. Ballantyne, L. Collyer. Junior Colts Robe 0.0 2.6 2.8 6.8 (44) Port MacD. 0.0 2.2 3.5 4.7 (31) Goals — Robe: J. Tomlinson 2, T. Wilfred 2, A. Weir, E. Dutton; Port MacDonnell: J. Bald 3, T. Newton. Best — Robe: A. Weir, H. Hooper, J. Mcmartin, B. Legoe, T. Wilfred, H. Bigmore; Port MacDonnell: J. Mudford, T. Ebejer, A. Richards, J. Bald, J. Livingston, R. Walter. Next week Saturday, September 13 – Grand fi nals at Port MacDonnell Seniors: Kalangadoo v Tantanoola Reserves: Tantanoola v Port MacDonnell Senior Colts: Kongorong v Kalangadoo Junior Colts: Hatherleigh v Robe Netball Western Border A reserve A grade Millicent 44 (L. Duldig, H. Dunn) d West 35 (C. Trevilyan, A. Cram). Mid South East Football League Preliminary fi nals at Port MacDonnell Seniors Tantanoola 4.0 Mount Burr 5.3 10.4 12.9 17.12 (114) 10.4 15.8 17.11 (113) Goals — Tantanoola: M. Pilmore 5, C. Williams 4, G. Gascoyne 2, R. Versace 2, H. Brown, J. Dawe, R. Clarke, L. Smith; Mount Burr: C. Murray 4, D. Ridley 3, S. Bevan 3, J. Agnew 2, H. Schultz 2, T. Redden 2, T. Fennell. Best — Tantanoola: C. Williams, J. McRostie, H. Brown, T. Pink, C. Williams, M. Pilmore; Mount Burr: J. Agnew, F. Scanlon, C. Gallio, D. Ridley, S. Withers, J. Little. Reserves Port MacD. 4.3 6.5 14.10 21.20 (146) Kongorong 1.0 2.1 4.2 4.2 (26) Goals — Port MacDonnell: T. Lampard 5, J. Bromley 4, K. Dooley 3, J. Stark 2, T. Sullivan 2, B. Creek, M. Dwyer, N. Roach, M. Fox, A. O’Dine; Kongorong: J. Von Stanke 2, W. Attiwill, J. Miller. Best — Port MacDonnell: R. Brodie, J. Stark, T. Sullivan, T. Lampard, A. O’Dine; Kongorong: Z. Best, M. Lucas, M. Last, S. Farrell, J. Von Stanke. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au B grade C grade 17 and under 15 and under 13 and under North 39 (A. Bryan, K. Bilney) d South 26 (T. Thomson, A. Cutting). Casterton/Sandford 47 (T. McIntosh, B. Tier- ney) d North 42 (E. Kennan, L. Kamphius). Casterton/Sandford 55 (H. Layley, K. GillKilley) d South Gambier 52 (L. Elis, T. Attiwill). East 38 (R. Hines, C. Horrigan) d South 21 (G. Currie, L. Mutch). East 45 (T. Gray, B. McKay) d South 11 (I. Redemski, K. Winterfi eld). North 31 (N. Allen, O. Patzel) d South 26 (R. Hickman, I. Walker). Next week Saturday, September 13 Preliminary fi nals at Vansittart Park, Mount Gambier A grade: West v North A reserve: South v Millicent B grade: North v East C grade: South v East 17&U: South v Cast/Sand 15&U: South v North 13&U: South v Millicent WIN SECURED: Demi Smith of Hatherleigh was a large contributor to the Eagles’ win over Robe on Saturday. Hatherleigh has advanced to the Mid South East A grade grand fi nal where it will face premiership contenders Kalangadoo. Mid South East A grade Hatherleigh 60 (K. Green, K. Smith) d Robe 41 (H. Perkins, K. Austin) B grade A reserve B reserve Hatherleigh 50 (J. Paul, S. Faulkner) d Port MacDonnell 41 (K. Cawthorne, B. Higgs). 17 and under 15 and under 13 and under Hatherleigh 42 (D. Smith, A. Wight) d Port MacDonnell 38 (A. Neshoda, G. Pratt). Robe 60 (L. Perkins, B. Sneath) d Tantanoola 35 (V. Lucas, K. Hale). Robe 44 (J. Nunan, A. Pettit) d Mount Burr 32 (S. Falting, M. Bowering). Next week Saturday, September 13 Grand fi nals at Port MacDonnell A grade: Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh A reserve: Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh B grade: Tantanoola v Kalangadoo B reserve: Tantanoola v Hatherleigh 17 and Under: Kalangadoo v Hatherleigh 15 and Under: Hatherleigh v Robe 13 and Under: Kalangadoo v Robe Hatherleigh 48 (S. Haines, M. Allan) d Tantanoola 41 (K. Versace, E. Serle). Kalangadoo 52 (K. Bannister, I. Ryan) d Port MacDonnell 48 (B. Williams, C. Smith). Grand fi nalists decided From page 18 However, the pressure of the Demons; defence line made feeding the ball in diffi cult. Port MacDonnell stretched the lead through the third quarter, which gave it some breathing space when Narelle Lewis was carried off with a suspected achilles injury. ON THE LOOKOUT: The Eagles’ Kaitlin Smith looks for a free Hatherleigh player, while Robe’s Keely Mason defends. The Demons maintained the lead heading into three quarter time, but they were not able to hang onto it in the fourth term. Kalangadoo came to play in the fi nal term and turned the scores around with some tight defence by Samantha Collins and Amy Bruins through the mid-court. B reserve: Hatherleigh 50 d Port MacD. 41 AN even first quarter saw Hatherleigh and Port MacDonnell push hard to gain a lead over their opponents. The hot conditions steadied the pace of the mid-court battle between the Demons Janine Merrett and Hatherleigh’s Karen Bowman. Accurate shooting by Hatherleigh and impressive feeding by Jill Paul saw the Eagles go into the main break with a fi ve goal lead. The Demons worked hard to make the most of every centre pass. The defensive wing was a strength of Hatherleigh’s with Bec Bowering coming on at half time and driving hard out of defence. Teresa Andre created a number of turnovers with the help of Staci Faulkner and Fiona Jackman in the defensive goal circle. At the other end, Sally McBain and Kelly Habner worked hard for Port MacDonnell, but Hatherleigh’s Sarah Palmer and Hannah Proud continued to shoot accurately. Despite calling time for Megan Perryman in the fi nal term, she continued to work hard to gain possession. With all the hard work being done early, Hatherleigh managed to stretch its lead to nine by the fi nal whistle. Saturday will see Hatherleigh face a strong Tantanoola side. 17&U: Hatherleigh 42 d Port MacDonnell 38 HATHERLEIGH was quick to take the lead against Port MacDonnell. The Eagle’ defenders Demi Smith and Emily Nettle took a number of turnovers to benefi t their side. The Demons’ goalies struggled to fi nd space in the circle with Maddie Murdoch and Georgia Pratt taking time to settle. Port MacDonnell was given a chance to respond with Hatherleigh’s mid-court playing its quick paced game. Josie Finnigan and Taylor Wilsmore applied great defensive pressure for the Demons, causing Abbie Wight and Grace Chay to uncharacteristically miss shots. Wight went off injured in the second with Cody Manning moving into goals for the Eagles. Persistent defensive pressure across the court allowed Port MacDonnell to stretch a lead of two at the main break. The mid-court drive between Hatherleigh’s Sophie Bishop and Port MacDonnell’s Ady Neshoda was impressive, with both fi ghting hard for the ball. Wight came back on in the second half and the Demons stretched the lead early in the third. However, the Eagles worked hard to achieve a one goal margin in the fi nal break. The Demons worked hard to stay in the game, but the Eagles were too strong scoring off their turnovers, to win by four goals. This weekend will see the dominant Kalangadoo come up against a tough Eagles team. 15&U: Robe 60 d Tantanoola 35 THE talented Robe side secured a comfortable win against Tantanoola on the weekend. Both teams fought hard in the fi rst quarter as they went goal for goal. Robe was quick to make the most of missed shots, sending the ball back into their attack line. However, both sides were struggling to convert as their nerves took time to settle. The Roosters attack line worked hard to capitalise on every opportunity. However, at the other end of the court, Victoria Lucas and Lauren Fensom combined well to sink any scoring opportunities for the Tigers. Robe’s Lucy Perkins and Tantanoola’s Julie Brown had a strong tussle through the midcourt, but Perkins was just a touch quicker to transition the ball into the Rooster’s attack line. Robe stretched the lead to 25 by the fi nal whistle in a well fought game by both teams. The win sees Robe in a strong position to take on an in-form Hatherleigh in the grand fi nal. 13&U: Robe 44 d Mount Burr 32 IN a rematch of last year’s grand fi nal, Robe and Mount Burr came out fi ghting with tight defensive pressure up and down the court. The Mozzies’ Sophie Falting and Maddie Butler worked hard to fi nd space in the goal circle and shot with accuracy. Through the centre court, Anna Fox worked hard against Robe’s Lucy Smith to cause turnovers for her team. After contested netball, the scores were even at half time, with neither being able to make a break. The Roosters put Chloe Venn into goal attack and Belle Sneath on at wing attack at the main break, which assisted in them fi nding a three goal lead at the fi nal break. Sophie Goode worked hard in her fi rst fi nal match and drove hard at the ball with a never give up attitude. Mount Burr worked tirelessly and never gave up, keeping the scores even through the remainder of the match. However, it could not make up the margin obtained in the third term. The Roosters’ defence in Kristen and Johana Nunan worked hard to create additional scoring opportunities and Halle Carter converted with ease. The Roosters came away with a 12 goal win and face Kalangadoo this Saturday. The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, September 9, 2014 - 17
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