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The South Eastern Times : May 26th 2015
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22 SPORT ELECTRICAL • COMPUTERs • FURNITURE • BEDDING MOUNT GAMBIER Hard fought match ends in tied score MID South East Netball Association is beginning to heat up with the top four sides yet to stand-out. Meanwhile, on Saturday Robe and Glencoe finished with a draw, Port MacDonnell took the win over Hatherleigh, Tantanoola got the upper-hand on Mount Burr and Kalangadoo showed who was boss against Kongorong. Robe Glencoe 48 48 NEITHER Robe nor Glencoe could escape their opponents on Saturday, with the game eventuating in a draw. The Murphies started well with Sarah Kasparian dominating in goals for her side. The Roosters found it hard to apply pressure of Kasparian who was holding into the space with ease, which contributed to her sides two-goal advantage at quarter time. Glencoe continued to dominate down its attacking end with Laura Edwards also shooting accurately. However, Robe managed to keep itself in the game with some timely intercepts being capitalised on. At the main break the Murphies were in front by just four goals and the Roosters entered the final half with determination. During the third quarter Robe’s Chloe Dawson stood-out causing many turnovers, which were finished off by her team mate Keeley Mason who was working hard in the goal circle. It was an impressive come-back with the scores even entering the final term. The Roosters continued to fight hard and at one stage were in front by four goals. However, Glencoe did not give in and managed to make a comeback, with both scores even at the final whistle. Best players for Glencoe were Alyce Finnis and Rebecca Edwards, while Robe’s stand-outs were Keeley Mason and Chloe Dawson. Q. Who can help me develop marketing & promotional material for my business? Ph 08 8771 7017 98 George St, Millicent 22 - The South Eastern Times, Tuesday, May 26, 2015 A. YOUNG STARS: Hatherleigh’s Annabel Brooks and Port MacDonnell’s Megan Hein fight for possession. Cnr Kennedy Ave & Jubilee Highway MOUNT GAMBIER Phone 8724 6800 www.harveynorman.com.au Demons clip Eagles’ wings Port MacD. 60 Hatherleigh 46 IN a game that was expected to be close, it was not the case when Hatherleigh played host to Port MacDonnell. However, the game started off as an even affair before the visiting side managed to break away. The Eagles started with pace, as did the Demons which resulted in a goal-for-goal first quarter with the home side managing a one-goal lead. Port MacDonnell began the second term with determination and moved the ball quickly into goal shooter Tamara Ferguson who finished off well. Both Brooke Hawkins and Belinda Scott held their own in the defensive circle, making possession difficult for Megan Allan and Kelsey Wight. However, Hatherleigh’s Annabel Brooks made life easier for her goalies by using her pace to hit the circle and pass with precision. Brooks’ combination with Erin Watson was well executed, but their opponents in the Demons’ Megan Hein and Michelle Moore applied pressure and took a number of handy intercepts which influenced the score. The sea-side team managed to have the upper hand at the main break, leading by six goals. Port MacDonnell continued its stellar form in the third and managed to add to the scoreboard in the first few minutes. However, it was the Eagles who found their second wind, pouncing on loose balls and finishing off well to win the quarter by four. In a sea-sawing game it was the Demons who earned the points after an impressive finish which saw them come out comfortable winners. Mozzies miss vital shots as Tigers claim victory Tantanoola 53 Mount Burr 46 JUST seven goals separated Tantanoola from Mount Burr at the final whistle. In a game that was evenly contested Mount Burr’s defensive line-up of Ann Guyett and Megan Thiele put pressure on its opponents, forcing missed shots which eventuated in their possession. However, it was much the same down the opposing end with the Tigers’ Kate Bromley and Simone Little making passing into the circle difficult. Some passing errors by Tantanoola made it difficult for them to retain control of the game and when the Mozzies’ Ebony Clark gained possession she managed to capitalise, shooting 13 goals for the quarter. With Mount Burr taking advantage of its sides mistakes they managed to lead by seven entering the first break. In the second term the Mozzies were unchanged, but Tantanoola adjusted, with Talana Knaggs entering at wing defence and Casey Arney into wing attack. The changes worked in the Tigers’ favour who managed to score a few quick goals to bring the margin to two. Mount Burr continued to make errors, while Tantanoola’s goalie Jami Walker became a focal point for her side, scoring 12 goals for the quarter. The Tigers continued to make scoring difficult for their opponents, restricting all opportunities in the goal circle. Entering the third term the Mozzies were forced to make changes, which soon resulted in a goal-for-goal game. However, Mount Burr missed a number of goals which were rebounded by Tantanoola. Although the Mozzies looked as though they were falling behind they did not give up hope and worked hard to bring the scores back to level. Entering the final term the scores were close, but it was the Tigers who managed to deal with the pressure. Tantanoola’s goalies finished well, while Mount Burr missed a number of vital shots, allowing the Tigers to have the upper hand. The Mozzies’ Chloe Vanderhorst created turnovers, but her goalies were unable to convert, which eventuated in Tantanoola taking the points. PASS BACK: Mount Burr’s Ebony Clark looks back for an option on the goal circle in her sides match against Tantanoola on Saturday. Magpies take flight with 21-goal win over Hawks Kalangadoo Kongorong 73 52 KALANGADOO proved they meant business with a 21-goal win over Kongorong who are a tough opponent to face this season. The Magpies line-up was missing Kylie Schultz, giving youngster Sarah Croser another opportunity to play A grade in the shooter role, whilst the Hawks’ line up remained unchanged from their previous outing. Kalangadoo also utilised the services of Ebony Cunningham for the second consecutive week, playing her on the defending wing. Tabatha Sanderson was a focal point in the goal circle for the Hawks in the first quarter, shooting 17 goals from 18 attempts. Her opponent, Mikaila Pitt found it difficult to have an impact due to the accurate feeding from an experienced Pree Jennings. At the other end of the court, Sarah Lucas and Kaylah Earl made Kalangadoo work hard for every possession and limited the supply to the Kalangadoo goalies. Kongorong took the lead early in the match and managed a four-goal lead at the first break. The Magpies made one change, putting Leah Ousey back to keeper in an attempt to restrict Sanderson’s impact on the game. The change paid dividends for the reigning premiers, who also started to find some more space in attack with Sarah Croser shooting 16 of her team’s 22 goals for the quarter. Jayde Peacock ran hard at wing attack and Kongorong found it difficult to curb her influence and her clever play. The Magpies out-scored the Hawks by 11 goals in the second term to go into the main break with a seven-goal lead. The home side continued to apply pressure, tightening up their defensive efforts across the court in order to restrict Kongorong’s scoring opportunities. Ousey was a big influence on her side’s success, causing a number of turnovers, which sent the ball into Kalangadoo’s attack where Jenna Paproth and Croser finished off accurately. Despite the margin at the final whistle, Kongorong made he Magpies work hard to earn the points and has proved it is a side to watch this season. www.thesoutheasterntimes.com.au 667878 667966
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