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AFL NSW/ACT review of umpiring in Southern NSW A reminder to all clubs about the opportunity to provide feedback to Rob Turner In reference to the Review into Umpiring at the following sessions, Monday 20th June • Leeton Sportsground Clubrooms (MIA Clubs) 6.30pm Monday 27th June -AFL Wagga Offices (Wagga & Sur­rounds Farrer FNL Clubs) 6.30pm Thursday 30th June - AFL Wagga Offices (Wagga & Surrounds Riverina FNL Clubs) 6.30pm Monday 4th July • Coolamon Golf Club (TBC) (North West Clubs) 6.30pm It has been requested that each club is represented by a minimum 6 , maximum 8 people with at least 2 of these from the junior club. It is also requested that there is a mix of representatives including both executive mem­bers and players/coaches. Lead in information and questions will be circulated prior to the meetings. The time line is for the review to be completed by the end of August

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BEST WDJFL, Luke Redfern. Connor Byrne. Jayden Carroll. Dylan Morton, Harry Perryman, Ethan Andrews SWJFL. Mrtch Maguire, Jacob Turner. Lachlan Evans, Jack

Harper. Luke Shannon. Joe Grinter Under 14's football

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Shaun Dawson. Nie Cooke, Mrtch Castles, Matthew Collins 1 BEST SWJFL, Angus McRae, Sam Hatty, Jeremiah Maslin, Matt Gaynor. Josh Griffen, Jordan Burley. William Hayward WOJFL, Michael Mattingly, Andrew Emery. Alex Pleming,

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COOLAMON gets its chance to prove how far it has come when it hosts ladder leaders Ganmain­Grong Grong-Matong at Kindra Park on Sunday. In terms of blockbusters, this is about as big as it comes. The two teams are arch-rivals, near neighbours and love beating each-other. The form also suggests it will be a tough clash with both teams coming into the game with tremendous form. The Lions are the three-time reigning premiers, undefeated this year and com­ing off a strong win over Narrandera. Coolamon has won its past six straight to storm into second position on the ladder. The Hoppers travelled to Griffith last weekend and beat the Swans easily. Coolamon will be out to provide a bigger chal­lenge than the opening round when the Lions pre­vailed by 45 points. Coolamon, though, is not the same team as round one. The Hoppers have risen to every challenge in the

past six rounds and coach Scott Easdown has his team playing a ferocious brand of football. Coolamon's midfield has been firing with the likes of Jamie Maddox, Ryan Chamberlain, Wade Archibald and Easdown dominating the stop­pages and clearances thanks to the ruck work of Ben Edyvean. Ben Cadzow did not play in round one and will give the Hoppers a strong target at full-forward. Marshall Macauley, Luke Maloney, Dom Nash and Brett Nolte have also provided different av­enues to goal. Coolamon will also hope to regain Nick Pleming, James McKenzie, Joe Redfern and Brett Nolte for the big game. On the other hand, GGGM should be close to full­strength. Matt Rava, Mitch Steele and Henry Weddell are still to return to the Lions team while they will be sweating on the fitness of Nick Carroll, Daniel Hitchens and Nathan McPherson. The trio finished last weekend on the bench with

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WAGGA Tigers face another must-win game, this time it is Leeton-Whitton at Robertson Oval on Saturday. Tigers moved into the top five with a hard-fought win over Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-East­lakes last round, with veteran big man Andrew Priest making a surprise return to claim best-on­ground honours. Coach Tom Power will be missing this week, but Tigers hope to regain key forward Leigh Cameron

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First grade Dean Howard (Marrar) 30 Chris Jackson (EWK) 29 Brenton Roberts (EWK) 25 Clint Shields (CSU) 24 Luke Webb (TRYC) 21 Dale Hugo (TRYC) 19 Brad Moye (Temora) 17 Craig Websdale (Marrar) 17 Mitchell Ward (TRYC) 15 Alex Van Ruiswyk (CSU) 14

Reserve grade Michael Barnes (North Wagga) 23 Kurt Stubenrauch (Marrar) 22 Ryan Girling (EWK) 20 Joel Grieve (EWK) 19 Kane Harding (TRYC) 17 Jeff Angel (CSU) 16 Matt Howarth (North Wagga) 16

Cameron Mitter (Marrar) 14 Scott Raufers (Marrar) 13 Shane Tracey (North Wagga) 12

Under 17 Billy Price (North Wagga) 30 Mitch Robinson (EWK) 24 Vaughan Winnel (EWK) 20 Jarrod Turner (EWK) 15 Lewis Waldron (North Wagga) 14 Timothy Post (North Wagga) 11 Isaac Collins (EWK) 10 Jack Fisher (Northern Jets) 10 Lachlan Jenkins (Temora) 10 Thomas Clark (Northern Jets) 9

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RFL reserve grade Andrew Priest (Wagga Tigers) 23 Daniel Crocker (Coolamon) 19 Nick Ryan (Wagga Tigers) 17 Ben Mackenzie (CAK) 16 Brent Fennessy (GGGM) 16 Glenn Noye (MCUE) 12 Mathew Kelly (GGGM) 12 Stephen Smith (Turvey Park) 12 Alex Donnelly (MCUE) 11 Adam Chilko (Leeton-Whitton) 9

RFL under 17 Jordan Lawrence (Wagga Tigers) 33 Hayden Mclachlan (Coolamon) 26 Isaac Damme (MCUE) 25 Edward Lindon (Wagga Tigers) 23 Jeremy Sykes (Turvey Park) 23 Lachlan O'Callaghan (Leeton-Whitton) 20 Max King (Wagga Tigers) 18 Drew Hardy (Narrandera) 16 Josh Helson (Leeton-Whitton) 16 Thomas Meline (Leeton-Whitton) 16

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WAGGA TIGERS ...................................... (70) 2.2 4.6 7.9 10.10 MANGOPLAH-CUE ............. .. .................. . (60) 4.2 6.4 7.5 9.6 Goals: (Wagga Tigers) M Colvin 2, W Bartlett 2. A Priest, J Simpson, M Etchells, D Davey, M Doswell, J Hodges: (MCUE) A Lieschke 3. Matt Byrne 2. C Willis 2, D de Britt, J Phillips. Best: (Wagga Tigers) A Priest. T Power, S Flanigan. W Bartlett, J Simpson. T Krause; (MCUE) G Spriggs, K Petters, C Higgins, M Roberson, J Collins. T Cahalan. COOLAMON ............ .............................. (99) 4.6 6.10 11.14 14.15 GRIFFITH .......... .. ................ ............... . (54) 2.2 4.3 5.3 8.6 Goals: (Coolamon) M Macauley 6, S Robinson 2, J Mad· dox 2, Z Gibbons. Mitch Stephenson, L Maloney, B Cad­zow; (Griffith) B Runnalls 2, T Buckley 2. G Snaidero, 0 Crack, T Blissett. G Orton. Best: (Coolamon) M Macauley, M Robinson, B Edyvean. J McPherson. J Maddox. Z Gibbons: (Griffith) G Orton. T Buckley, G Snaidero, M Duncan. M Noonan. D Catan­zariti GANMAIN-GGM(96) 5.2 11.6 13.9 14.12 NARRANDERA ................................. ....... (65} 3.4 6.4 9.4 10.5 Goals: (GGGM) J Conway 3. C Taylor 3, N Carroll 2. L Kohlhagen 2. N McPherson. S Noble. D Hitchens. J Lander; (Narrandera) P Aumann 3. T Orme 2, J Grintell 2. L Hunter 2, Z Litchfield. Best: (GGGM) C McPherson, D Rankin, J Olsson, C Steele. L Kohlhagen, J Conway; (Narrandera) T Sullivan, S Hutchins. J Doyle. Z Litchfield. L Hunter. T Orme. LEETON-WHITTON .................. ................ (87) 4.1 7.4 8.5 13.9 TURVEY PARK ......................... ............... (66) 2.1 4.2 8.3 106 Goals: (Leeton-Whitton) K Moon 3, G Commins 3, J O'Callaghan 2, L Frazer. B Curley, B Killen. B Dunn, M Brown; (Turvey Park) S Smith 4. J Buchanan 2, T Carroll, D Brown. M Phyland. A McPherson. Best: (Leeton-Whitton) B o·Garey, D Sullivan, D Harrison. J O'Callaghan, B Curley, B Boots: (Turvey Park) H Cunningham. B Bryce. M McIntosh, J

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GANMAIN-GGM .... .................................. (99) 3.2 6.6 11.9 15.9 NARRANOERA .. .................................. .... (48) 2.1 4.2 6.4 7.6 Goals: (GGGM) S Hamblin 4, B Fennessy 4, S Kefford 2, G Higgins 2, L Steward, W Smith. J Guthrie; (Narrandera) H Hutchins 2, M Flack, B Grant. R Burden, M Mclellan, B Seymour. Best: (Narrandera) S Kelford, B Hare. M Steele. P Walsh, B Bryon, D Logan: (Narrandera) C Smith, B Morris, J Morris, M Flack, B Grant, C Prior. TURVEY PARK ........................................ (74) 2.1 7.6 8.9 10.14 LEETON-WHITTON ........... .............. .... .. ... (47) 5.1 5.1 6.3 7.5 Goals: (Turvey Park) M Ness 3, N Flanigan 2, T Cramp 2, C Reeckman, J Richter, D Price; (Leeton-Whitton) J Vant 2, A Chilko, J Helson, M Vogele, B Conroy, B Block. Best: (Turvey Park) B Cooper, L Donaldson. T Cramp, M Carroll, N Flanigan. J Colaiacovo: (Leeton-Whitton) T Grigg, K O'Callaghan, A Chilko. B Elwin, J Broadbent. M Vogele. COOLAMON .......................... .... ............ (61) 2.2 4.6 7.7 9.7 GRIFFITH ............................... .... ........ . (60) 3.2 5.2 7.4 9.6 Goals: (Coolamon) S Bradley 3, D Crocker 3. Z Robinson 2, L Nao; (Griffith) C Harrison 2, M Hogan 2, T Webb, J Evans, C McGann, M Tucker, C Boye. Best: (Coolamon) S Bradley, H Leary, T Gellert, T Owens. J Robinson. M Jarrett: (Griffith) T Webb. J Ryan. T Wes­ley, C Harrison, R Johns, J Evans. WAGGA TIGERS 14.4 (88) 0 MANGOPLAH-CUE 8.2 (50)

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Best: (Narrandera) L McGllvray, M Simpson, B Pope. J Jeans, S Quilter, J Sander: (GGGM) S Hatty, W Lawton, J Ashcroft, J Hatty, J Bedding, M Gawne. LEETON-WHITTON .................................. (58) 3.2 4.2 5.3 9.4 TURVEY PARK ...................... .................. (49) 0.0 4.3 4.3 7.7 Goals: (Leeton-Whitton) J Helson 6, B Schuette, L o·ca11aghan, H Emerson; (Turvey Park) J Hill 2. B Handy 2. B Stapleton, J Leahy, H Dore. Best: (Leeton-Whitton) B Schuette, J Helson, P Vallance, T Meline. G Halden, J Pettit: (Turvey Park) H Dore, J Hill, B Weedon, J Sykes, T Gaynor, W Carroll. GRIFFITH .......................... .•..•.••..•.••.... (79) 2.3 4.5 B.9 11 .13 COO LAMON ............................... ... ........ (46) 1.3 4.5 5.6 6.10 Goals: (Griffith) P Whittard 5, B Prendergast 2, S Tupuola. T West, B Tarr. A Blissett; (Coolamon) M Gib­bons 3, H Mclachlan 2, J Robinson. Best: (Grifflt11) J Tyndall, T West. T Shannon, M Griffin, J Evans, P Whittard; (Coolamon) M Gibbons, H Mclachlan, H Bradley. L Mcloughlin, M Tilyard, J Tilyard. MANGOPLAH·CUE 11.10 (76) dWAGGA TIGERS 10.5 (65)

Ladders Team P W L D B For Agsl % Pis GANMAIN-GGM 9 8 0 0 1 940 397 236.78 36 COOLAMON 9 6 2 0 1 723 468 154.49 28 CAK 9 6 2 0 1 820 637 128.73 28 NARRANDERA 9 5 3 0 1 799 661 117.33 24 WAGGA TIGERS 9 4 4 0 1 682 626 108.95 20 Griffith 9 4 4 0 1 677 690 98.12 20 Leeton-Whitton 9 2 6 0 1 562 702 80.06 12 Mangoplah-cue 9 1 7 O 1 466 786 59. 29 8 Turvey Park 9 0 8 0 1 325 1007 32.27 4 Reserve grade WAGGA TIGERS 32 (269.7) , COLLINGULLIE-AK 28 (146.9), GANMAIN·GGM 28 (141.03), MANGOPLAH· CUE 24 (116.29), COOLAMON 24 ( 106.02), Narrandera 16 (89.81), Turvey Park 16 (76.09), Leeton-Whitton 8 (49.16), Griffith 4(40.73) Under 17 WAGGA TIGERS 32 (246.27), LEETON-WHITTON 32 (216.82). TURVEY PARK 28 (278.59), MANGOPLAH­CUE 28 (128.66), GRIFFITH 20 (99.83), Coolamon 16

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Another big day of Football and Netball last Sunday was enjoyed by all at Ganmain Sports Ground. all games were bruising encoun­ters. NETBALL The weather may have been wet and miserable but that didn't stop our Juniors from their winning ways beating Narrandera 41 -28. C Graue also handled the wet weather well winning 47-29. B grade was slightly under manned with a couple of C graders doubling up and despite their efforts lost 42-28. Things definitely warmed up when A grade tOOk the cour1 and played an amazing game (thanks to a very supportive crowd) to beat the unbeaten Narrandera gi~s 45-42 The 17's put in another good pertormance and only need to get together a bit more regularity and work on their skils and a win will be just around the comer. Sam Hatty had another big game through the middle (George Carroll Award). Josh Ashcroft won the Coolamon Butchery Award 'MIiiam Lawton continues to impress and won the Jari Neilson Building Award, Joel Hatty is proving very handy up foiward and is improving every weeK to win the Bowlo Bistro .mard. Johna Bedding did a power of work in the ruck and took out the Grongy Hotel Award. The second's had a good win which saw the return of Abblett to the arena. It was touch and go but we finally got the all dear on Saturday and he didn't dis­appoint kicking four majors up front Sam Kelford was a standout (Bowling Club Award), Bomber Hare knocked up getting kicks and paying out schooners to win the Ganmain Hotel to win the Gan­main Hotel award. Another highlight of the game was the return of Mitch Steele, He finally finished the bicentennial project (siren boy­Thanks Mitch) and could concentrate on playing footy and took out the Sports Club bistro award. Big Bad Bussling Boo Boo Bradley Bryon won the Coaches award with a stellar game In the ruck. Bulk V-Jalsh was as strong as an ox and won the Ag N Vet Mug. The first grade game wasn't the prettiest game but definijely what was lost in finesse was made up with toughness The Squire. Fatso. (he's Jost the 'latte· tiUe apparenUy) was as safe as an aussle bank down back. He was going that well he was still giving cheek white staring a pounding in the eye. Young Jacob Olsen put in a huge performance, all things considered. against quality oppo­sition to win the Sports Club Award. Ranks covered the ground Uke a blanket and bobbed up everywhere to win the Riverina Machin­ery Award. Curtis Steele was qutte for the first ten minutes of the game but was excellent after that and won the Sports Bar Plus Mug. Rolly Kohlhagen continues his good form and won the Coaches award. This week will be a cracker against our country cousins and near neighbours, the Hoppers who are flying at the moment. Don't forget our function dates -• 6th August- SUPPORTERS AND PLAYERS COCKTAIL NIGHT at the Sports Club , Sunday 14th August-150 club at the sports club (see Peter Mccaig for tickets)

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A good day result wise at Mango last week saw us take the points in all but the 17's & B Grade netball. The 1 7's were outplayed by their Mango counterparts going down by 11 points. $30 award to Brent O'Rourke, $20 Tom Stubbs, $10 Zac Macaulay & Jim Carroll the club towel. In the 2nd's the boys were a little slow get­ting started. but powered home for another solid win over a fellow top 5 side. The awards went to a quartet of players coming back from 1st grade or pushing for selection. Jacob Osbeiston getting the Players Mug, Nick Ryan eats out at the KOORINGAL, Michael Pryde gets to fix the rig with the BRIDGESTONE award & Ted Fellows grabbed the club Towel. First grade got away with the win and will be more than happy to have the 4 points. It was a win they needed to have & is the first step towards playing the type of footy they are capable of Awards for the day went to Todd Krause Players Mug for a solid game in defence. \Narren Bartlett had his best game for the year marl<ing everything that came near him to pick up the KOORINGI\L HOTEL award, John Simpson was everywhere to pick up the BRIDGESTONE award while Andrew Pnest put in a SOLID display to collect the towel. In A Grade netball we had a reasonable win with the ELDERS INSUR­ANCE SOUTH V\IAGGAaward going to Shannon McMahon who did a great job of shutting down her op­ponent B Grade lost by the narrowest of margins for the 2nd week in a row, Olivia Hounsell won the KOORINGAL HOTEL voucher C Grade had a good win as did the Juniors with Tracey Gregurl<e winning the PRICE ATTACK voucher & Courtney Byrne the IN­TERIOR CONSTRUCTION cash On tne soaal trcnt a big thanks to Crawf. Crystal & all who helped put on the ball last Saturday night. It was a fantastic night & enjoyed by all. well done. Today we take on Leeton at & would hke to welcome our game day sponsors EXCELL GRAY BRUNI, SOU THINEST IRRIGATION & TtiOMAS BLAMEY TAVERN to the game. We wish both clubs all the best for today & invite all players officials & supporters hack to the clubrooms for refreshments & Crawfs famous??? Snitzells & Veg for $10. Don't forget bus tnp for Narrandera game on 16th July $50 gets you bus, ticket into footy, tea & entertainment. BOOK your seat with Crawf NOW 11!1!11!1!!11

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Well the One's got themselves back on the winners list. It got a bit tight towards tne end of the third quaner but the boys responded very well to kick away. Billy was very happy to get the win on a big day for milestone game boys Sully and Bootsy. Micks two's started well again but again run out of puff. Langy's U/17's not only won but the game but showed plenty of character and self-control when things got a little bit heated. The One's Awards went to Josh "Pretty' O'Callaghan the McDonaldsAward. Dave Elwin- Thirsty Camel Six Paek, Brady Dunn- Club Cash Award, Dave Harrison- Hotel Leeton Bistro Award, and Dan Sullivan and Brad Boots tne Hotel Leeton Mug. In the Two's the Awards went to nm Grigg- McDonalds Award, Jamie Broadbent- Pro Shop Cart Hire, Ben Elwin- Da Goodfellas Pizza, Adam Chilko• Thirsty Camel Six Pack Award, and Kieran O'Callaghan the Hotel Lee­ton Mug. In the U/17's the awards went to Thomas Meline- McDonalds Award, Tyson Jones- Da Good fellas Award. Josh Helson- Coach's Cash, Ben Schuette- Club Hat. and Ryan Oldershaw the NAB bag. As always hap­pens talk someone up and then they go and get beaten. The netball girls suffered more losses in one day than they had all year in all grades. A grade got a win with Keira McCallum the Hotel Leeton Players Player; Brid­gette Keely won the Liv's Hair & Beauty Award and Clare -Good Space" Webb the McDonalds Award. B Grade suffered their first defeat after a slow start, but came home strong. Elise O'Callaghan was the Holel Leeton Players Player; Libby Gillespie won the McWilliams W nes, and Anna Reed the McDonalds award. C Grade continued their winning ways, with Nicole Boys the Hotel Leeton Players Player. Beck Turner won the Brads Mensland Players Player, and Lauren Verdon received the McDonalds Award. The Juniors had a loss against the top side but were far from disgraced. Coach Foxy was very happy with the second half. Sheridan Valenta won the Luke's Cafe Players Player, Hannah Keely re­ceived the MIA Massage Award, and Ainslee O'Hallaran picked up the McDonalds Award. This week we travel to Wagga Tigers, hopefully we might see some sun for a change. Don't forget the Casino Night is coming up after the next home game against Gullie. Plus it is a Platinum and Diamond Crows Day that Saturday as well. See you al tne footy. GO CROWS!!

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Toe seniors didn't quite get over the line last week, but it was great to see us play some stronger and more direct football right until the final bell. HopefuUy that effort will be the springboard for a more competitive seconCl half Of the season. Harry Cunning­ham (Mug & S50) was welcomed back for a rare appearance and was the standout, Brendan Bryce (Milton's Gear) defended and attacked with good judgement. Mayah Mcintosh (Envy Hair) was desperate for every contesl and John Buchanan was effective on his wing. Brodie Elworthy gave some grunt on debut and Steve Smith was a good target finishing with 4 goals. The reserves had an enthralling battle all day and finally were able to get over the line in a dose one Hopefully that trend will a:intinue. Michael Ness (Mug) enjoyed a productive day on ball with 3 goals, Luke Donaldson (Tolland Hotel) was steady in de­fence, Tom Cramp (Socks & Stubby Holder) has slotted back in n-cely, and Nathan Flanigan (Do!ninos) continued his good form. Arter a horror start the 17's got themselves right back into the game by half Ume. Despite the young Dogs hitting the front with about 5 mins left on the dock. the Crows made the most of the slippery conditions an<J kicked the last 2 goals to get the points. Hayden Dore (Ladies Aux $20) won his position on the day, Josh Hill (Exploit) got through unscathed. Jeremy Sykes (Hunters Towel) was lively, and Billy Weedon (Dominos) worked hard. The netballers had mixed results with B-Grade and JuniO<S scoring good wins to remain prominent at the halfway marx Un­fortunately A & C Grades found the opposition too strong on the day, and will be looking to find some consistent form to secure finals berths. A Grade - Mug & warenruse: Emma Klein, Hunters: Mel Ed­wards B Grade - Mug & Cache: Ash Revell, Hunters: Denise Edwards C Grade - Mug & Rules Club: Casey Pomeroy, Hunters: Bree Cain Juniors -Athlete's Foot: Brodie Jacques. Hunters: Savannah Brown A reminder that the Annual Ball is set for 9th July al the Saloon Bar. Tickets can be pre-purchased from 1/1/endy or Ca~ie for $25. Today ""'I! welcome Griffith to Maher Oval and extend to all an invitation to the Rules Club before your trek home. The Bulldog member's draw is on again and the AFL twilight game will be on I/le big screen so let's all get there for lhe awards. GO THE DOGGIES!

1 MYLES CARROLL 2 JACK BROOKS 3 JOHN BUCHANAN 4 MICHAEL NESS 5 LUKE TOOZE 6 MATTHEW NESS 7 HARRY CUNNINGHAM 8 JAMES ELLIOTT 9 TRUMAN CARROLL 10 MATTHEW CERATO 11 LEVI POLLETT 12 ANDREW CRAIG 13 LACHLAN MACRAE 14 THOMAS GRAY 16 RILEY MCPHERSON 18 JOHN HOEY 20 CHRIS REECKMAN 21 DANIEL TOOZE 22 DOUG FEARY 23 TODD JACKSON 24 RICHARD LAING 25 THOMAS LEAHY 26 JOSH HILL (U17) 27 CALLUM GARDNER 28 29 TIM BECKMANS

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After a week off we got back into the fooly and netball with mixed re­suts all round. Coolamon were the last team for us to play to com­plete the round and a game that was really needed to keep in touch wi1h the top 5 for first grade. Unfortunately the day didn't go to script with Coolamon getting out to a lead and then keep us at bay for most of the day. Dean Catan.zariti & James Fallon in his come back from penanoe being two of better performed on the day. Guy Orton continues to improve and had a big day In the engine room setting up numerous forward raids. Tom Buckley marked almost everything that was kicked his way and gave us a good target up foiward. And the backline duo of Glen Snaidero & Matt Noonan battled hard all day to keep us in the game. In the end we went down by 31 points. The Seconds was a hugely entertaining game also, and lhe boys nearty came away with their first win of the season but went down by a solitary point in I/le dying seconds of the game. A real good el· fort seeing that COOlamon have been up the top for the last few sea­sons also. Best player was Tom VVebb winning the A & G Mug, Jesse Ryan won the Auto mart Voucher, Tomron V\/estey won the McDonalds Voucher and was solid in defenre. Royre Johns slloNed some of his skill to win the Berton 'Mnes award & Terry Condon the Sporties Bistro. The earty game gave our 1 B's another boost to playing finals fOOly. Young Jonn Evans Showed why he has been getting a regular first grade spot from hIs best a fiel'.l performance, also continuing to sline i's Tom Shannon winning the McOonalds award, Tom West won the Swans Towel. Josh Tyndall won the canteen Voucher and Matt Griffen was strong in defence being awarded the Sporties Bistro Voucher. In our netball had a miKed bag of results also. v.1th the Juniors win­ning convincingly 45-5; Madd e Lyons was the Athlete's Foot winner, Cush Josling the Macca's and Hayley Perez the Oval Bistro award. Both C Grades went down In dose games C2 21-22 and C 1 30-36. Sarah Armstrong was best in C2 with 1ish Evans winning the Macca's, Met BortOlazzo the Bistro. Amy Perez won the Players Player In C1 wrth MoniQue Cusad< winning the Macca's award. B Grade went down 34-42 with Maddi Testone winning the Mug, Louise Martin was right behind her winning the Macca·s award and Lani Houston won the Oval Bistro Award. A Grade came .may with a good win 51-29 points, Hannah Binks was best a court winning the Mug, Peta Larkin continues to shine each week winning the Macca's award and Laura Vardanega also took home the Oval Bistro award. This week we take the Road Tnp on Sunday to Maher Oval to take on I/le Tur11ey Parx Bulldogs last years Grand Rnalists. Wrth a des­perale need to return to the winners cirde t/lis Is a very ~g crunCh game tor us. To help us out this week the Game Day Sponsor is Mark Tyndall Building, so for all your Renovation & New Building en­Qdries don't hesitate to give Mark a call.

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COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT KAPOOKA DEMONS

On our last outing. the Gulhe Football and Netball Club were host to the \l\tagga T,gem FNC at the Crossroads Oval, on what was a cold and wet start to the day, both dubs where rewarded with some fine victories on both surfaces. On the netball surface our A grade side recorded a great win. Trflany Lashbrook won the wanng Group Award and Rachael Johnston re­ceived the dub award. B Grade came rrom l>eh1nd and won by one goal, club awards went to Josie Kennedy and Eliza Reid The C Grade ladies performed well in lhe wet and recorded a great win. club awards went to Lauren Dawson and Jacinta Lenon. Our Iunrors were again up against a very well drilled and talented opposition. although our young Demonetts are improving each week, they went down by a large margin. Sophie Bell won the waring Group Award and Aml>er Lenon received the club award In the footy our 17's battled hard all day and were outclassed by a very good young Tiger outfrt. Brendon Byrnes won the club award; Chung Uk continued to impress and was awarded the Fast­way award while Leigh V'vl11te will enjoy the Bruno W:rodfire Pizza Award. The reserve grade were s1mOly outclassed by a very committed ligers oullit. our boys were second to the contest all day and were found want­ing and lookmg for assistance that was non-existent. extra effort is re­quired to support your team mates 0< this effort will be repeated again. Bryson Lashbrook received the club award. Cane Graetz won the Bidgee Cal\leryAward. Ben Trevaskis slipped away with the Fastway Award while Brodie Neville received the Bert and Heath Award The seniors turned up for the second week In a row and were rewarded wnh a very impressive win against a good liger oulfrt. the victory en­sured Brad Aiken would remember his 300th match in the demons colours. Brads game was his usual high standard and was definitely one of our best. good stuff. The DSTR Award went to Chns GoN. Mitch Pilon returned and had a great game to win the Turvey Tavern Award. the Wanng Group Award went to Tom Edgar and James Morris was back to his best and received the R H Blake Award Mark Sykes would llke to remind all players and supporters that the 250 club tickets are due to start coming back In. your assistance In returning them would be greaUy appreaated by all involved. Players and supporters are also reminded that our annual Goods and

SeMces aucbon will be held at the Crossroads Motel ionight after the awards presentation. as always. there will be a great range of goods and services available for those In attendance. Today at the Crossroads Oval we are host to the MOUE Goannas . al learns will be expecting some very compett,ve matches. we hope all in­velveo have a great day and hopefully both clubs are ab'e to come away. inJury free and with some great victones. As always. our club would like to invite players, supporters and oppos~ tron back to the Crossroads Hotel to reflecl on the day's results, award presentations. Go the Demons and Dernonetts 100 years of Football and Nelball

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Last weekend the boys showed some encourag,ng signs against Wagga Tigersat Mangoplah Sportsground 2 CHRIS WILLIS It was an even and hard contest in first grade before we eventu- 3 REECE CO HA LAN ally went down by 10 points 4 GEOFF SPRIGGS Kane "Kanye \/\est' Peeler.; was outstanding ard he won the 5 NATT OAVIS Mug while Jack "Captain Carry On' Collins took out the Austin 6 MATT BYRNE Killalea Fuel Voucher and Geolf"Spriggsy" Spriggs W01 the 7 DYLAN OE BRITT l ake Albert Butchery Award. e XAVIER HIGGINS In reserve grade the boys lost by 38 points with Blake 'Dingo' 9 BRAD ROBERSON Aichinger winning the Mug, \MIi ' \Mii( Hillis the Thomas 1 D NEIL LAWSON Blarney Voud1er and Matt "Squeak' Balding pockebng the Cot- 11 fee Club Award. 12 ANDREW VAN The under 17s boys were the highlight of the day for the club

nd the ed · ·. 11 · t . ZANTEN a y seer an impressive -po,n victOI)' over the prevI• 13 LUKE THOMPSON ously unbeaten Tigers. · There were winners all over the ground but Jake Raves won the ~: ~~~~SR~t:GI S Don_ Tuckwell Audio Voucher and Chris Kleine took home the 16 HARRY CO LN S Collins Couner Award. - l IN There were some mixed results in the netball cirdes. 17 LACHY PARKER The Juniors were defeated by 15 Wrth Canssa RIcharcls winning 1 B ANO REW LIESCH KE the Towel and Bridie O'Rourxe taking out the Spray Tan 19 JEFF MILLAR Voucher. 20 PETE BYRNE The C grade gi~s lost by 10 with Sophie Anderson winning the 21 MICK BYRNE Mug and Kaila Barday sroring the Thomas Blarney Voucher. 22 JACK COLLINS The B grade gi~s posted a thrilling one goal victory with Georgia 23 STEPHEN WHEELER Hull winning the Mug and Jo Ryan the Athletes Foot Voucher 24 CAMERON BAILEY The A grade game was tight but the girls Just went down by four 25 TOM ANDERSON wrth Steph Male winning the Mug and Kate Hertlert the Shear- 26 ALEX DONNELLY Ing Shed Voueher. 27 NICK BAGGIO The d ub would like to wish a speedy rerovery to our inspira- 28 JAKE PHILLIPS tional Assistant Coach Dylan de Bril1. who suffered a serious leg 29 ALEX KILLALEA injury last weekend and will miss the remainder of the season 30 BEN COOMBE This weekend we tra~el to Crossroads Oval for the first time In 31 GRANT BRUCE years to do battle with an old enemy in Collingullfe-Ashmont- 32 CHRIS ZELINSKI Kapooka. 33 TRAVIS COHALAN We would like to wish all teams and offiaals tl1e best of luck and 34 PETER TRELOAR we invite everyone back to The Thomas Blarney for a dnnk and 35 MARK ROBERSON me awards aller the game. 36 TRENT BALDING The Thomas Blarney will also be the venue for our 300 Club 37 TRENT COHALAN Function which will be held tomorrow, Sunday June the 26th 38 JACK Kil LAL EA and we would like to thank Neil Lawson for his tireless work in 39 JOSH BYRNE organising the evenl 40 BRENT HEYOON So Until. .. Dyl's luck turns around, Katrina gets airborre and 41 SCOTT BURGE Funky's weekend of festivities .. . Up The Plah!!I 42 BEN FOSTER

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RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE NUMBERS

COOLAMON A GRADE KATE GARRETT, MEREDITH FURNER. MINDY O'BRIEN. TAYLA ROBINSON, ALISSA CAREY, MOLLY CAMPBELL, VIV MURNANE, BRONWYN FURNER, SONYA FURNER. BGRADE CAT WORNER. KARLY MATTINGLY. LEIGH MALONEY. SARAH MALONEY. KAARIN EDYVEAN. SERINAH LEARY. TATUM KEW, ANITA RUSSELL. STACEY O'BRIEN, MADDY KEW. C GRADE ARNICA BUCHANAN. KEELY STEVENSON. JORDAN ROBINSON, ASHLEY TILYARD, GEORGIA HUTCHEON. KIRRALEE DIXON,

CORINNA GIBSON. TEAGAN LEARY. BELINDV MEYERS C2 ASHLEY BRILL, JESSICA BRILL. TESS O'BRIEN. NICOLA LAING, SALLY DEAN. AMANDA DEAN, RYLIE MACAULEY JUNIORS EILISH FLAGG. KARLEE MANGLESDORF. SARAH MCLOUGHLIN. CHARLOTTE PLEMMING. EMILY LAING. PAIGE

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GGGM 11 ANDREA HATTY 12 COURTNEY MENZIES 13 MADDIE STEWARD 15 TARA TAYLOR 16 MONIQUE HATTY 17 MEGAN BRILL 19 TESSA GODBEE 20 LAUREN WALSH 21 EMMA ASH 22 BRITT HATTY 23 TAYLA EVANS 24 ERINA MCPHERSON 25CHARMAINE KEMBER 26 KATE ROBERTS 27 CLARE HOOGERS 29 RACHEL KEMBER 30 CLARE LAWTON 31 JAC BAKER 32 REBECCA EVANS 33 KRISTIN EVANS 34 RENEE LUCAS 35 LAUREN BRILL 37 EMMA TAYLOR 39 MICHELLE CORBETT 40 EMILY MCCAIG

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CAK 1 JACQUELINE FOWLER 2 NATASHA BAX 3 DANNI LITTLE 4 JACQUELINE RAULSTON 5 RACHEL JOHNSON 6 AMY FOWLER 7 ELIZABETH AMARO 8 JESSICA FULLER 9 STEPHANIE MCDERMOTT 10 ANNALISA DENHOLM 11 TIFFANY LASHBROOK 12 ELIZA REID 13 CORINNA BAX 14 AMELIA PRITCHARD 15SAMANTHAJOHNSON 16 EMMA BURTON 17 JOSIE KENNEDY 18 JILL POWELL 19 KATE BELL 20 LILLY WI LD 21 TRACEY BELL 22 TAMMY LENON 23 WENDY SCHRIMMER 24 LYCINDA HARRIS

TURVEY PARK BULLDOGS 1. MELISSA SYKES 2. MELISSA WOOD 3. NICOLE GLEESON 4. ASHLEIGH REVELL 5. PIPPA MCPHERSON 6. ANDREA BROWN 7. GEORGIE CAMPBELL 8. EMMA KLEINE 9. CARLIE RAKE 10 BAILIE CASLEY 11. KATE WALKER 12. SAVANNAH BOWMEN 13. NATALIE CLARKE 14. TEGAN CUTHBERT 15. REBECCA HARPLEY 16. LEONIE JOHNSON 17. ANNA WILLIAMS 18. STACEY ELLIOTT 19. LARISSA WARD 21. MICHELLE LUMSDEN 22. MELISSA BURKINSHAW 23. MELISSA EDWARDS 24. CASEY POMEROY 25. DENISE EDWARDS

25 EMILY BELL 26 TAHLAIH FOOTMAN 27 EMILY DOWLING 28 KAREN COLVIN 29 ANNALISE DAYMAN 30 ROBIN MCCRAE 31 LAUREN DAWSON 32 PAIGE COLENSO 33 HANNAH WHITE 35 MEEGAN FARMER 37 DIANNA SOMERVILLE 38 MICHELLE FORRELL 39 JACINTA LENON

JESSICA LEWINGTON KYRA JACKSON SOPHIE BELL AMBER LENON HANNAH LENON

MADELINE FULLER

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DANIELLE SKINNER JESS SKINNER JULIA DUFF KATE HERBERT LISA WADE SIMONE O'BRIEN STEPH MALE TRACEY SCHULTZ B GRADE EMILY BOWEN GABBY BROWN GEORGIA HULL JESS DAVIS MADDISON DEW SAM POWER SARAH DEBRITT STEPH OEW JESSICA SUCKLING ALEX KNIGHT JO RYAN

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• · 1 KAREN CONLAN 28. MOLLY CUNNINGHAM 2 LANI HOUSTON 29· 4 PETA LARKIN 30. BREE CAIN 5 JACINTA SCOTT 31. JOHANNA FERNANDO 9 GEORGIA FULLER 32. PAIGE DACEY 11 MELINDA GADSBY 33. MADDIE GARDNER 12 TENNILLE SCOTT 34. MADDISON CAIN 13 CAPRICE CENTOFANTI 35. SHANI WARD 14 EMILY MCCLURE 36. 15 CHLOE FULLER 37. 16 MONIQUE CUSACK 38. NICOLA CORBETT 17 REGINA LINN EGAR

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20 MADELINE LYONS 21 TAYLOR CHAMBERS 22 MADALINE TES TONI 23 REAGAN DUNLOP 24 MICHAELA DODD 25 ANNA SMITH 26 HANNAH LINNEGAR 27 DAISY TYRRELL 28 JESSIE DILLON 30 HAYLEY PEREZ 31 ELIZA TYNDALL 35 ELLEN JOHN 36 HANNAHLEE ALEXANDER 37 KAYLENE DUNCAN

C GRADE ALINA SOUTH ASHLEY BARCLAY BETH O'CALLAGHAN GRACE UBRIHIEN KAILA BARCLAY LAURA DAVIES LAURA GEALE MELANIE BROWNE REBECCA SEAMAN SOPHIE ANDERSON ZOE QUIRK PRUE BAKER JUNIORS MEGAN KIMMORLEY BRIDIE O'ROURKE KIARA LAWSON LA.NI REI MILLIE RYAN MONTANNA BENNETT SOPHIE BLANCHARD ALEX MCRAE

38 SARAH TUNSTALL 39 AMY PEREZ 41 HANNAH BINKS 43 BELINDA BATTISTEL 44 NATALIE O'MARA 45 LOUISE MARTIN 46 LOUISE ROBERTSON 4 7 HANNAH TO SCAN 48 M'KAYLEE JOYCE 49 LUCI RALPH 50 LAURA FAVERO 52 DANNI CHAMBERS 53 KRISTEN MANERA 54 EMILY NEGUS 55 MELANIE BORTOLAZZO 56 MADDISON GREGOR 57 TIFFANY GONZO 58 SARAH ARMSTRONG 59 LAURA VARDANEGA 60 LATISHA FORBES 61 KAITLYN VARDANEGA 62 TAMARA LINFORD 63 MACUSHLA JOSLING 64 ANNETTE WAIDE

RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE NUMBERS

WAGGA TIGERS 1 SHEA BYRNE 2 COURTNEY BYRNE 4 CARA BOOTH 6 BAILEY PORTER 7 BRONTE GODLEY 8 ASHLEE COLLINS 10 ALYCIA DAWSON 11 CHRISSY PRIEST 12 JEMMA BUCHANAN 13 RENAE BATTENALLY 14 CRYSTAL COCHRANE 15 ISABELA HULL 16 BERN PRIEST 17 ALEX GREGURKE 18 BEC CAMERON 19 BRONTE SLINGER 20 MICHELLE BYRNE 21 KELLY DAVEY 22 LEAH EISENHAUER 23 TRACEY GREGURKE 24 BRIDGET WEBSTER 25 MADELINE GRIGG 26 JACKIE EDMUNDS 28 AMANDA SMITH

30 FIONA BANCE \ / LW CROWS 31 SHANNON MCMAHONV 1 SUSAN CASTLE 36 !SABELLA OBST 3 JESS -PIKE 37 ROSIE ELDERSHAW 5 KATHRYN BECHAZ 38 BELLA OE HM 39 IMOGEN SLINGER 7 REBECCA MCCALLUM 40 GEORGIA SCHIRMER 8 ELISE O'CALLAGHAN 42 EBONY DENTON 9 MICHAELA FIUMARA 43 IZZI ZACHARIA 10 MEGAN ALIENDI 44 APRIL LARWOOD 12 BRIDGETTE KEELY 45 KIRBY DOSWELL 13 MIKAELA TYACK 46 MADISON CASLEY 14 ASHLEIGH MELZER 47 BRITTANY GESTIER 15 LIBBY GILLESPIE 48 CELIA REID 16 NICOLE BOYS

49 EMMA MARKS 17 BROOKE GILMOUR 50 KATH FLANIGAN 18 SHERI OEN VALENTA

19 KAITLIN KNAGGE 52 GEORGINA 20 MARTELLE MAGUIRE MCCORMACK

53 VICTORIA MORELY 21 BRIAH CROWHURST 54 VICTORIA BUSH 22 NICOLE MATTHEWS 55 SIMONE HENRY 23 KEIRA MCCALLUM

24 CLARE WEBB 56 EBONNIE 25 LUCY MCCRUM

26 LIZ MCKAY 28 RACHAEL

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29 LUCY MORTON 30 ANNA REED 31 REBECCA TURNER 32 LAUREN VALENTA 35 SABRINA FINCH 36 JENNA MCCALLUM 37 SOPHIE WELSH 38 BRIDGETTE BROWN 39 MEG COLLINS 40 CELESTE MORRISON 41 ISABEL DANDO 42 LACEY CHILKO 44 ELOISE BOYS 45 SOPHIE TYSON 46 AINSLEE O'HALLORAN 47 KATELYN CLYNE 48 HANNAH KEELY 49 MADDY TYSON 50 SHELLEY BROWN

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RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS A grade: Wagga Tigers 39 d MCUE 33, Grififth 51 d Coolamon 29, GGGM 45 d Narrandera 42, Lee­ton-Whitton 52 d Turvey Park 28.

Narrandera 20 (102.37), CAK 20 (94.74). MCUE 16 (73.28), Griffith 12 (104.87). Wagga Tigers 4 (76.32), GGGM 4 (64.94)

B grade: Coolamon 42 d Griffith 34, Narrandera 42 d GGGM 28, Turvey Park 47 d Leeton-Whitton 24 MCUE 48 d Wagga Tigers 47. C grade: Coolamon 36 d Grifitth 30, GGGM 47 d Narrandera 29, Leeton-Whitton 42 d Turvey Park 16, Wagga Tigers 26 d MCUE 16. C 2 grade: Coolamon 22 d Griffith 21. Juniors: Griffith 45 d Coolamon 5, GGGM 41 d Narrandera 28, Turvey Park 35 d Leeton-Whitton 26, Wagga Tigers 26 d MCUE 21 .

Ladders A grade: Narrandera 30 (135.97), Leeton-Whitton 30 (128. 73), CAK 28 (135.32). Turvey Park 20 (95.43), Wagga Tigers 18 (96.53). GGGM 16 (97.31), Grittith 10 (86.02), MCUE 8 (88.15), Coolamon 8 (62.92) B grade: Leeton-Whitton 32 (174.27), Turvey Park 32 (158.21), Coolamon 24 (100.65),

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C grade: Leeton-Whitton 36 (315.22), Coolamon 28 (109.62), Grifith 24 (131.88), CAK 22 (112). Turvey Park 18 (85.17), Wagga Tigers 16 (93.93), GGGM 12 (81.61), Narrandera 8 (57;3). MGUE 4 (36.09) C2 grade:Leeton-Whitton 20 (278.13), GGGM 16 (92.86), Wagga Tigers 12 (73.39), Grififth 4 (70.64), Coolamon 4 (65.41). Juniors: Turvey Park 34 (235.38), Leeton-Whitton 32 (250.4), Griffith 30 (221 .48), GGGM 20 (75.23), Narrandera 18 (109.23), MGUE 14 (85.83). Wagga Tigers 12 (80.60), Coolamon 6 (35.82), CAK 2 (26.18).

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RIVERINA UMPIRES ASSOCIATION

It was great to see the reception given to RUA Presi­dent Rob Wilson last week to mark the occasion of his 400th senior game Congratulations lo the GGGM Football Club for the way they acknowledged Robs achievement, and also to the players from both Ganmain-Grong Grong-Ma­tong and Narrandera on the way they congratulated Rob on his efforts. We tend to only hear about "inci­dents" between clubs anu umpires, but here is the true essence of what footy in the country is all about, everybody working together for the betterment of our great game. So. once again. well done to Ganmain and Narrandera for their efforts last week. and it was a great game of footy too. Next Thursday night, June 30th, will be a coaching night only. This means no training, instead we will meet at 6 al The Rules Club for a dinner, and following that. Greg will conduct a coaching session. This means we should be home at the usual Thursday night time. Be great to see as many umpires as possi­ble to attend, not just for the coaching session. but also to catch up in a social environment. I know that Smithy and his MIA boys are going to try and come over. Hopefully we can see some goalies and the bulk of our Wagga members there on Thursday night And finally this week. I found this great article recently, that will be of interest to those people who want to continually abuse umpires. Have a read of ii. and then have a think about ii.

Time to bury the 'maggot' label By Gwen Reisenberg

OK, so I know it's not AFL umpires appreciation week or anything but ..

As an undiscovered sports analyst and avid fan of the game itself. I am appalled by the views of the masses regarding the umpires. Umpires are the most underrated commodity in the AFL. I have witnessed many a con­versation between supporters of a team staring in the face of defeat or simply not playing well: on most occa­sions the umpires were completely responsible for the loss or poor performance. The 22 players selected lo play Iha! day could not have done any more as the um­pires obviously "had ii in for them". As a whole I think the umpires do a remarkable job. In a game with ever-increasing rule changes and one of the fastest paced sports in the world. the umpires have to be just as quK:k if not quicker than the players them­selves. I am constantly amazed al the ability of the um­pires to see things almost quicker than the human eye. Watching a game on TV recently. I saw many incidents where I was left thinking. "how in the world did they see that?" when I saw absolutely nothing until the slow mo­lion replay pointed ii out lo me. The ability and fitness of the men in yellow (or red or green) lo gel lo every contest is unbelievable and I have no doubt that they lrain just as hard as the players them­selves. The football supporters are an unforgiving bunch. I find 11 strange that fans will boo an incorrect umpiring dec1sIon but will not boo a player who makes a poor decision under pressure because this would be 'un­soortsmanlike'. I am full of admiration for the umpires al the highest level. They have done their time just like any other player on the field and no doubl have the same in­JU,Y concerns, training and recovery sessions as any AFL player. The difference being that they do it with­out the fanfare and special treatment that comes with a high profile.

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SEASON 2011 has been no ordinary one for talented ruckman Jacob Olsson. A few months back Olsson was turning heads in his brief dabble with rugby league and all of a sudden he is an important part of new AFL franchise Greater Western Sydney. It has been a hectic start to the year for Ols­son but the laidback 19-year-old is taking it all in his stride. "I'm loving it." Olsson said this week about his time with the Giants. "It's a great experience. Not just footy but a life experience as well. "Meeting new people and all that sort of thing. "The calibre of footy is great too." Olsson was a late convert to Australian football after growing up playing a combina­tion of soccer, rugby league and rugby union. It was when in school at Sydney that he was convinced to play a few games of Aus­tralian football with his mates and it went from there. Olsson picked up the game in no time at all and it wasn't long until he was selected in the NSW-ACT Rams for the under 18 na­tional championships, only to miss out with injury. It was a big blow to miss out on the carnival but Olsson recovered in time to play in his first senior premiership with Ganmain­Grong Grong-Matong later in the year. Twelve months later and Olsson had a sec­ond premiership medallion in September last year. It was over the off-season that Olsson de­cided to try training with Group Nine rugby league club Kangaroos, where he eventu­ally took part in the West Wyalong pre-sea­son knockout. What was meant to be a harmless run turned into much more, as Sydney rugby league clubs began knocking on the door

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after a tremendous showing. The unwanted attention of rugby league clubs forced Olsson to choose between sports, where he had no hesitation in com­mitting to the Lions. Olsson's early season form with the Lions this year was outstanding and it prompted GWS to rush him straight into its team with­out having sighted the teenage ruckman. Olsson has done the job for the Giants, stringing numerous games together now and even bagged three goals in one outing. He has played in the ruck , up forward, and was even played at full-back last week where he kept Sydney Swans star Jesse White to two goals. CONTINUED P26

OLSSON IS MAKING GIANT STRIDES

CONTINUED FROM P25 Olsson said the experience has opened his eyes as to what it takes to be involved at a professional AFL club. "The biggest thing is just how much dedica­tion is needed to play at that level of foot­ball," Olsson said. Olsson said the feedback from the Giants has been helpful as he strives to improve. "A few times Sheeds or Chaco have come up to me and it's been really good," Olsson said. "They'll tell me that I'm not playing good, or they'll tell you that you're doing something right and to keep doing it. "Me as well, I've been one to ask for advice and ask for feedback and it's not just the coaches that help out, it's also the players. "Jona Giles, the ruckman, he's got plenty of experience and he's been another key fac-

tor in helping me out." The taste of playing with an AFL club has reinvigorated Olsson's desire to play at the highest level. Olsson believes his story is the perfect endorsement for the Giants' ar­rival in Southern NSW. "The RFL is a really good league at the mo­ment, it might not be the best, but you're still getting scouted, which this has proven," Olsson said. "You're still getting looked at. GWS is giving kids the opportunity to play at that level and from there all the AFL clubs are watching. "It's a great scheme they've got going." Olsson's praised his boss Jason Linsell for his understanding when he gets the last­minute call to head to Sydney late in the week.He also gave credit to Paul Kelly for the work he is putting in helping him with his skills.

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SWJFL Under 11 NAAAANOEAA ................. ......................... ......... ..... (67) 2.2 3.4 5.5 10.7 GANMAIN·GGM (16) 1 1 2.3 2.4 2.4 Goals: (Narrandera) R Argus 5, C Irons 2. H Gnotell. T Morsanuto, M Smith. (GGGM) M McCaig. B Ryan Best: (Narrandcra) J Grintcll, M Hickenbotham. R Argus. C Irons. I Williams, J O'Mahoney; (GGGM) M Hamblin. s Foley. F Menzies. T Cruikshank. R Corbett, 8 Ryan. GRIFFITH GIANTS (79) 2 2 5.7 9.10 11 13 NORTHERN JETS ............ ...... ......... ................ .. ......... (44) 5 1 51 6.1 72 Goals: (Griffith Giants) A Kennedy 3 S Foley 2, L Edwards 2. J Roach. E roole, I Campbell, D Arthur, (Northern Jets) J Lucas 4, J Ryall 2, M Harper 2 Best: (Griffith Giants! L Edwa1ds. A Kennedy, E Toole, J Golden, I Testoni: (Northern Jets) M Doyle. O Day. H Morris, J Lucas, L Jones, 8 Harper. GRIFFITH SWANS .... ... ............... . .......... ................. (132) 7 3 10 4 16.9 20 12 COLEAMBALLY .... .. . ... ........ .... . .. ... ... ... ...... (12) M W 20 W Goals: (Griffith Swans) L Sweeney 5, B Piva 2, D Schmetzer 2, L Conlan 2, J Rowston 2, J Ellis 2. 8 ArgJS, 8 Rowston, D Catanzant,, T Yerbury. R Maddison: (Coleambally) 8 Mannes. B Rogers Best: (GriHith Swans) L Sweeney, 8 Piva. L Conlan, D Catanzantt, J Prendergast, K Corti: (Coleambally) D Brain. B Mannes, J Buchanan. S Breed, C Hayes, B Rogers Under 13 NAARANDERA ........................ ................................. (BO) 2.5 5.9 10.10 11 14 GANMAIN·GGM ......................... . ...................... ....... (20) 1.1 11 1.1 3.2 Goals: (Narrandera) T P,ose 2. J O'Brien 2. D Smith 2. J Morsanuto 2. H Orme, J Hyde, J o·oonoghue: (GGGM) J Clark, D Foley. R Corbett Best: (Narrandera) .J Morsanuto. B Ou Iler, H Orme. D Smith. L Smith, T Rose, (GGGM) M Cox, A Cumming, D Foley. J Clark. K Lindsay, 8 Ryan. NORTHERN JETS .............. ............ ................. .. ....... (115) 3.1 65 115 187 GRIFFITH GIANTS (26) 21 2.1 31 4.2 Goals: (Northern Jets) J Harper 8, J Semmler 5. C Ryall, J Bell. M Harper, K Gordon: (Griffith Giants) L Evans 3. D Brown Best: (Northern Jets) K Gordon, J Semmler, B Johnstone, H Walker, M Maguire, J Harper, (Griffith Giants) W Kennedy. L Evans. M Roach. J Burns, E Delves GRIFFITH SWANS .................................................. .. (116) 77 10.11 13.12 1620 COLEAMBALLY ......... .. ....................................... ...... .. (9) 0.0 0.0 0.1 1.3 Goals: (Grilfilh Swans) L Shannon 2, J Favell 2, J Perlowsk1 2, M Seers 2. J Conlan 2. M Halse, M Granata, W Dalton. 8 Chambers, R Sweeney, J Prendergast, (Coleamballyj R Mannes. Best: (Griffith Swans) J Favell. L Shannon, M Halse. M Seers, T

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~~cu ........................... fr ................... io .. ...... (~~6 Best: (Wagga Swans) A Emery, J Lawrence, T Byrnes. J Ploenges. F Inglis, M Cain; (Coolamon) D Leary. J Richards. B Mckinnon, H Daniher. M Mckelvie, D Hawthorn. NORTH WAGGA ............................................. .. .. . (77) 1.0 4.2 9.3 12.5 TURVEY PARK .... ............................................. ... (25) 1.2 1.4 2.5 3.7 Goals: (North Wagga) J Gregory 4. J May 3. L Gaffney 3. B Guslowski, T Rowley: (Turvey Park) M Mattingly, A Culler, B Lawrence. Best: (North Waaga) J Kemp. I Dore. L Gaffney, 8 Skeers. S Burgmann. J May; (Turvey Park) M Mallingly, A Cullen. J Carroll. A Hill. I Carroll, W Gardner. WAGGA TIGERS ..... .. ..... .......... ...... .............. ........ (74) 2.0 5.2 7.7 11 .8 ~~cu ... ....................... 1:s .......... ... ....... ,.o:s .. .. .. . li9J Goals: (Wagga Tigers/ N Mccormack 4, C Bance 2. I Herbert 2. N Cooke. H Wakefie d. 8 Morton; (EMCU) S Hadfield 4. C Galvin 2. J Kirchner 2, H Himmelberg. K Breusl. Best: (Wagga Tigers) N Cooke. T Herbert M Dean. J Finlayson. L Myers. J Woods: (EMCU) J Curran, M Collins, C Galvin, H Himmelberg, P Maher. M Geppert. Under 13 WAGGA SWANS ..................................................... . (118) 5.1 8.3 13.5 18.10 &.i oLAMoN .... ............... i,:-,-········· .. ··· ..... ii.·1·· ........ b~J Goals: (Wagga Swans) N McAuliffc 4. B Gillett 3, M Whiting 2. M McGowan 2, B Ochieng 2. J Gunning 2. 1 Tancredi, S Dore. T Maher: (Coolamon) Best: (Wagga Swans) N McAuliffe, N Tsipiras, D McAuliffe. I Tancredi, L Redfern, j Gunning; (Coolamonl J Milne, H Bowen, H Crouch, J Jarrett. L Gibbons, D Wallace. ~.iRTH WAGGA ..... .... . .. .. o:o··········· .. ····· .. ;.,-··· ·· .. (~0~

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NORTH Wagga will be out to cement its position in the Farrer League top three when it takes on the undefeated Marrar Bombers at McPherson Oval on Saturday. The Saints slipped up last week when they went down to Northern Jets but still man­age to sit a game clear of East Wagga­Kooringal in third place. A top three position is all important, as it guarantees a double chance come finals and the Saints can go a long way towards securing that place with an upset over the ladder leaders. The Saints copped a couple of injuries from last weekend and will lost Matt Harmer and Jake Hindmarsh. But North Wagga is hopeful of regaining the services of full-forward Ben Carey, along with Dean Ward and Nick Blencowe for the big clash. North Wagga coach Nigel Smith has also decided on a return to the playing field last week and he will certainly provide the Saints with plenty of direction out on the paddock. Adam McKenzie was North Wagga's big recruit over the off-season and he is just starting to warm to his task. He will need to stand tall and produce a big performance for the Saints if they are to get up and knock off the Bombers. Marrar has been doing what it has to, win­ning games, but the margins have started to lessen. They withstood one of the main chal­lengers, EWK, last weekend and posted an unconvincing 21-point victory.

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Marrar coach Dean Howard will remain on the sidelines for another couple of weeks with a finger injury, while Josh Suckling and Graeme Reid are overseas. Ruckman Shannon Williams missed last week's win and should return, while the likes of Josh Hagar, Andrew Higginson, An­drew Gunsser and Shaun Lowry will be better for the run after returning from in­juries and unavailability. Ben Langtry has been impressive since coming into the side mid-year while Marc Sheppard and Brad Turner are just hitting their straps up forward. Shane Macintosh chimed in with five goals last weekend to add another dimension to the Marrar forward line, which will prove handy for the Bombers over the second half of the year. North Wagga, with plenty happening at McPherson Oval on Saturday, will aim up big time here to roll the Bombers and it will be interesting to see how Marrar handles another serious challenge.

THE game between Northern Jets and Charles Sturt University will have a large say in the fifth and final position in this year's Farrer League finals series. The Jets are just starting to come good and they snared an important win over North Wagga last weekend. The week. before, the Jets pushed Marrar all the way. Jets coach Michael Wheatley is in brilliant form at the moment and if the Jets can continue to improve they will certainly push the Bushpigs for fifth spot, and maybe

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more. CSU won comfortably against Temora last week and have the advantage of the wide spaces of its home ground. These two teams drew earlier in the year and again it looks set to come down to the wire.

EAST Wagga-Kooringal gets its chance to bounce back when it hosts Coleambally at Gurnly Oval on Saturday. The Hawks have been impressive this year and will start short-priced favourites to beat the Blues.

Coleambally have been competitive but will need to start stringing some wins together soon if it is to keep its finals hopes alive.

THE Rock-Yerong Creek host Temora in the final game of the round. This game produced huge scores last time and both teams are sure to go in with a more defensive frame of mind. TRYC should come out comfortable win­ners and continue on their way to finals, especially with the mid-season additions of Nathan McDonald, Mitch Leaver and Mark Ward.

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Welcome all ladies to our 2nd annual ladies day!! We hope you enjoy the day! To everyone that got the bus to and from Coleam­bally congratulations on your behaviour it is a credit to you all and we w!I definately be booking some more trips in the calendar so well done! It was even nicer to bring home some great wins! Ressies had an excellent win! The mug went to azza who had a great first game back after his broken arm arid fellows the socks and Cole salter the hair cull In first grade the boys also came away with a great win the mug going to sads the towel to Gibo and the Farrar to toddy! Just a special mention to all the Ladies I Gins at the dub, I hope you enjoy today. On the Netball court we walked away with 3 from 4 win. Thanks to all the girls who stepped up & filled in for other grades last week• end, it was appreciated by all. The Junior's had an ear1y start lo the day but that did not didn't hinder their game at all, they walked away with a 17 goal win. The mug went to Sarah O'Leary and the Take-Away Award went to Bailee Carroll. Keep up the good workgirts. it's great to see the fu. lure of the Netball Club in good hands. No surprise that C Grade had another win, they are still undefeated and sitting comfortabl:,' on lop of the ladder. It was a relatively dose game with the final score being 56 - 49. The Mug went to Tammy Brown and the $1 O to Sarah Moore. B Grade are also sitting on top of the ladder. They too came away with another win last weekend. 45 to 31. The Mug went to Jemima Norbury & the $10 to Brit Fitzs. A Grade unfortunately went down by 3 alter a strong last quarter fight back. The Mug went to Coach Bee Gardner and the $10 went to Kim McKenzie. Thanks to Jess for organising the bus last weekend and to Les for driving & putting up with a rowdy crew on the way home. This week see us take on Temora at home. Good luck to all Netballers and Footballers. Tonight see us crown our Miss T•Rock 2011. Contest• ants areMiss Gus Keogh, Miss Lukeamia vVebb. Miss Tlmila Driscoll, and Miss Andrea Saddler. Get along to the Pub and shc,.,i your support for each one

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Well another week another close game in 1st. an• other battle for reserves & another forfeit for the 17's. The reserves although fighting gallantly the whole game, lost by a large margin. The theory of she'll be right, my fitness & skills don't need improving because I'm good enough has proven wrong over the last couple of weeks with fitness & skills prov­ing the difference between winning & losing. The standouts & therefore winners of the awards were Tommy Winkley who has come along in leaps & bounds this season & with a little more bulk on his body could be pushing for a first grade position. The other award went to Platinum. j ust his name tells you why he got an award. The firsts although playing some very good patches of footy mainly played flat footed & looked very tired. Maybe the fact that the soup bowl has a hill the size of Mt Everest in the guts might have something to do with it. The midfield award went to Timmy Mac who is showing not only is he going to be a very good backman but also a very handy midfielder. The backline award went to Mick O liver with his aero dynamic hair de­sign allow ing him to beat his opposition to the ball every time . The forward award went to Scotty Blackwell who has shown great form this year & proving to everyone that backman can play in the forward line & kick goals. The mug went to Chris Block who continually amazes with the amounl of stamina he has to run all day. In the Netball C grade were defeated 45-11 . Mea• gan Tassell had an exceptional game and taking home the Best on court award. B grade came away with an impressive 42-33 win over CSU with players player being awarded to Monique Free­man. A grade was defeated 42-37 with Margie Johnston being named best on court. On Wed the 29th of June there is a lrivia night to be held @ Ternora Ex-Services starting at 6.30pm. Tables of 8-10 people at $50 per table . For table booking contact Skip Hartwig of Belinda Bushell. Let's all get there & have a great night. This week Temora w ill be travelling to the Rock. Go the ROO'S .. ..

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First game back after the bye and we faced the top side on their home turf, the 17's started the day off with a dominating win but that was as far as our winning went. The boys played Marrar for the 3rd time already this year and held the wood over them again. A few of these boys can't be far off a taste of senior footy and it's great to see the future of our club looking so bright. Jarrod Turner. Vaughan Winnell, Kyle (Dave) North Flanagan and Mitch Robbo all had blinders. The 2s started well and it was anyone' game at half time but Marrar kicked into over drive and that was that. This is who we must beat come September fella's so best we get a win up next time to sow the seed of doubt. Jake Emery had his best game of the year fol­lowed closely by young Turn's and big Sammy. In near blizzard conditions the game began at a frantic pace, the boys held a slender lead at quarter time but again went nigh nigh's in the 2nd and let Marrar pile on the goals. To only go down by 3 goals was pretty lucky and goes to show if we play 4 quarters of footy the world is our oyster. Knoxy led the way along with regu­lar contributors Crowey, Smithy and Walto. Always a tough day out at Marrar for the netballers and this proved to be no different. C grade awards went to Kalie and Kel Mac. B grade were Tegan and Emma and A grade were Erin Quintal and Elle Harrigan, coaches award went to Erin Noble. The bubbly Neisha Mullins earnt herself the netballer of the day award. Ok on the 2nd of July we play Northern Jets at Gumly and as per last year's concept the past players are having a very informal reunion type day. Just a time to have a catch up and reminisce about the past. in the 1st grade game the boys will be playing off for the Greg Smith trophy, donated by Boss Hotdogs. Greg who is a former Swans and Collingwood player as well as having played for EWK and Ardlethan will be presenl to award the trophy to the winning team. A courtesy bus will be operating on the day for those who wish to sink a few sherbets. For more info contact ewkpastplayers@gmail.com or see Mary. This week we welcome Coleambally for the 1st time, be sure to stick around for a quick beer before you venture back home and good luck to all teams.

1 DAMIEN CHENEY 3 MATT CLARKE 4 ROBERT JACKSON 5 JAKE ROBINSON 6 KASSIOY ARGUS 7 BROCKE ARGUS 8 STEPHEN SMITH 9 RHYS GRIE\/E 10 CHRIS JACKSON 11 STEVEN CROWHURST 12 DAYNE WATT 13 LUKE ADAMS 14 MICHAEL PEDLER 15 ANTHONY RAUFERS 16 MARK PARR 17 RHYS

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Coty welcomed TRYC for the first time last Satur­day in cold wintery conditions. In a low scoring even contest coly were unfortunately defeated by 6 goals with the TRYC disposal being clearly su­perior to coly being the main difference also con­verting all of their chances. Best players for coly were M. Barry, C.Pound and R.Bull. Reserve grade also battled hard and came up short losing by 9 goals in the end with all players contributing including the younger players best were D Mannes. Z smith and S.Schliebs. On Sunday the Juniors travelled to Griffith to play the swans the U11 were unfortunately well beaten by the Swan but managed a couple of goals well done boys best were D. BRAIN, B. MANNES, J. BUCHANAN. In U13 the Griffith boys were again to strong kicking well clear of the boys best play­ers were J. LYELL, L. FOSTER, T HAYES. Also congratulations to Tim Hayes on his representa­tive duties at Narrandera last Saturday. In netball news Congratulations to A Grade who had their fourth fantastic win for the season 38-35. VVel­come to newcomer Sabrina Finch who played an awesome game and really lifted the whole team. Sabrina took this week's awards. In B Grade the girts battled hard and put in a solid performance but lost 31 to 45 with Jackie Painter and Erin Dunbar claiming the awards. Our C grade team played a close game but just weren't strong enough. This week's award winners, Di Kelly and Olivia Lawrence won<ed well together in the ring. They only went down by 7 goals which was gusty effort as last time they meet the Magpies they were beaten by 41 goals. The juniors came up against a lot stronger team although they tried hard all game they went down 25-8. Awards to Annie Mader and Molly Mcfadyen. On Sunday the SWJFL girls took on the Swans. The U/11 played a great game with the whole team won<­ing well together. The swan's coach even com­mented on the great improvements our girls have made, unfortunately we came away with a loss. Danielle Mannes shot well, scoring the 4 goals,

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Welcome pig fans to the second half of the sea­son and to a home game against the Jets. Today·s games are sure to be a close after both clubs coming off wins last week. Last week we hosted the visiting Temora and had a good day in both netball and football. In the netball C Grade ran out 36 goal winners 4 7 -11. The best players were: 3. Tara Trevaskis 2. Meagan Petzke 1. Linda Pollard In B Grade an injury depleted B grade side went down by 9 goals 33 - 42. The best players were: 3. Jacinta Creighton 2. Sarah-Jane Guthrie 1. Ainslie Campbell In A Grade it was a close encounter with our gins running it out to win by 5 goals 42 - 37. The best players were: 3. Chloe Gardiner 2. Simone Coote 1. Sally Williams While in the football: The reserve graders had a huge 102 point win 22

17 149 lo 7 3 45. The best players included Joel Hourigan, Jake Leske and Michael Cattell. The multiple goal kickers on the day were Jeff' Angel with 4, Michael Cattell with 3 and David Seymour, Matthew Knox, Alex Fraser and Dan Smith all with 2 each. The one·s boys Jumped out to an ear1y lead but then had to light off a strong comeback from Temora before kicking away again to win by 35 points 11 13 79 to 6 8 44. The best players in­cluded Alex van Ruiswyk, Ricky Daniher and Ben Schultz while the multiple goal kickers were led by Alex van Ruiswyk with 3 Clint Shields with 2 and Simon Nalder with 2. Next week we are away at Marrar.

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Played North Wagga last week at Ardlethan for what were some hotly contested games in both the netball and football Under 17's played well hOY.ever were a little under manned and came orr second best. Ariah Park BOWiing dub award went to Matthew Bell, the TC7Nel was received by Pete McRorie, Ang's Sports massage was won by Sam Buchanan. Ben Conlan p«:ked up the $15 and Nathan Bishard received $10 Rick Firman votes go 5 Pete McRorie, 4 Ben Conlan. 3 Nathan Bishard, 2 Matt Bell and 1 Sam Buchanan. Thanks to the under 15 boys for stepping up ard the permtt players from different dubs. Reserve grade played some great footy ~ding the game at d~­ferent stages, however were not quite good enough to bring home a win. TheAriah Park Bowling dub award went to Jack DiKon. Towel went to Beau Rees finally recovering from his nu­merous ailments and actually having a dg (big sook). Adam Ryall picked upAng's sports massage and Andrew Bell found his straps play,ng an attacking role in the backline. Moses and son votes go 5 Joel Fairman, 4 Jack Tidd, 3 Beau Rees, 2 Adam Ryall and 1 Tom Prentice First grade played awesome with all players stepping up, the boys have found some form at the nght time of year with finals footy within their grasp. Ariah Park Bowling dub award went to Andrew Bonny, Phil Davey won the towel. Ang's sports mas­sage was received by Rob Edis, $25 was awarded to Matt Car­roll showing a hint of aggression, Kevin Cross mug went to coach courageous M"lchael VVheatley. Moses and Son votes go 5 Phil Davey, 4 MiCllael \Nheatley, 3 Andrew Bonny. 2 Michael Foster and 1 Matt Carroll. C grade started off the day with a hard fought win over the Saints wilh the final score 30-16. Emily Maslin showed off her skills and was awarded Best on Court. Players Player went to a new starter Corinne O'Hare for her hard elforts on the wing. B grade had a tough game against the fast finishing Saints and were unable to hold onto the game. Final score 33-40. Standout player for the day was Hayley Maguire who showed off in the centre court and walked .may with a well deserved Best on Court and Players Player. Our "Gumby d the 'Neek" goes to our fearless GK, Codie Harper aka Hairy Maclary. Although short on numbers, A grade was able to come out with a 45-35 win with the help from some B graders. Best on Court went to Robyn Buerckner who as always was competitive on the wing and gave the Saints no space. Taking the step up from B grade for the week was Mikayla Mclean who played a full game in GS and was awarded Players Player. This week we take on CSU at home, Jets hope we can notch a win on the board in all 3 grades. Take on CSU today hopefully we can win evel)'ttlingl GO THE JETSII

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The Saints had a difficult task ahead of them, travel­ling into the Jets territory last Saturday. The crowd witnessed both first grade teams fight it out, until the final minutes of the match. II was always going to be a tough fought game, and the crowd could not have been disappointed, with the display of desperation produced by both the Jets, and the Saints in all grades. Regardless of the final score, the First grade game was played with some exciting passages of play and velocity. The stand out players on the field, were awarded to the following: Jeremy Luff, Issac Rutland, Mitch Fury, Kyle Cross, Josh Campbell. Jesse Margosis and Josh Lucus. The Reserves started the game 'hands on' and continued to adopted and display a consistent contest throughout the day. The Reserves best went to: Michael 'top-dog' Barnes. Shane Tracey, Nathan Kelly. Jack Cox and Lewis Grear. The Netball stars of the day were B Grade, coming off successful in a fine display of netball. The girls worked extremely hard for the entirety of the game, and decided to dedine the 'mid-game snooze·. The awards for B grade went as follows: Amanda Cross for precise shooting, and Corinna 'fluff' Luff for excel­lent defensive play. C Grade unfortunately went down by a few goals, and will have to work on some more defensive plays for the coming week. C grades best went to: TIiiy Taggart and Hayley Crouch. The A graders clawed their way back into the match in the last quarter, which incidentally saw them only 4 goals down! But due to an unfortunate injury and a quick re-shuffle. the Saint'ettes' concluded the game 8 goals down. A Grade displayed three extremely strong quarters, which we all hope can continue in the coming rounds. The best for A Grade went deserv­ingly to: Carty Tracey and Alice Mattingly. Today is our Breast Cancer Ladies Day Awareness function. and all of our Ladette's ... .. Sorry Saint'ettes' will be in fine form off the ground today, for their special occa­sion. Please people get behind and support this ever so worthy function, so we can all continue to watch its success and development in the future. Please all note that everyone is more than welcome to attend the 'Jersey Auction' tonight, which proves to be well worth a lookl

1 GUY WARD 2 AARON H.ALCROFT 3 ADAM MCKENZIE 4 JESSE MARGOSIS 6 STEVE BARNES 7 JOSH LUCAS 8 MITCH FURY 9 OLIVER BREUST 10 PAUL LANDRIGAN 11 BRAD HUTCHINSON 12 NICHOLAS ABERLINE 13 ISAAC RUTLAND 14 SCOTT ROBERTSON 15 LEWIS WALDRON (U17) 16 BRETT HOGAN 17 JACKSON ARGUS 18 KYLE CROSS 19 GENE WILLS 21 MATT HOWARTH 22 DEAN WARD 23 DAN OUEE 24 SHANE TRACEY 25 NIGEL SMITH 27 JOSH CAMPBELL 28 MATT HARMER 29 NICHOLAS KING 30 ZACHARY LAW 34 MATTHEW GARDINER 36 JAKE HINDMARSH 37 ZAC ELDRIDGE 39 JEREMY LUFF 40 COLBY FLACK 41 RYAN JAMIESON 42 DAN FURNER 43 MICK BARNES 46 ALAN HABERECHT 51 NATHAN KELLY 54 GORDON

WOOLSTENCROFT 56 BEN CAREY 57 NATHAN SEDUNARY 58 LEWIS GREAR 59 DARYL MITCHELL 60 AARON GUYMER 61 BEN BLENCOWE

63 JACK COX 64 GRANT FISHER 67 CAMERON ROWLEY 69 SHANE ELLIS 71 JARROD KOETZ 72 JOSH THOMPSON 73 TROY CURTIS 7 4 BEN ALEXANDER 75 KANE MCNAMARA TT NIC BLENCOWE

UNDER 17s 1 DYLAN JONES 2 CONNOR CAREY 4 CAYOEN WINTER 5 ALISTER BUTT 6 CAMERON GAFFNEY 7 KIERAN HARDINGE 8 COREY WATT 9 JACOB GOODEN 10 NICKOLAS KRUCKEL 11 TIMOTHY POST 12 JORDAN DENNIS 13 JORDAN DURHAM 14 THOMAS STRONG 15 LEWIS WALDRON 16 JOSHUA MAY 17 SEAN LYNCH 21 SEAN GAYNOR 22 ZACCHARY MALONEY 23 NICHOLAS BLAKE 24 BILLY PRICE 25 SAM BARTON

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11 MARRAR BOMBERS

Another fairly dose encounter last Saturday against the Hawks. It was a great effort given the guys still sitting on the sidelines through injury or away on holidays. Our Two's also played extremely well for another win and the Girls won all three netball games. Our 1 Ts may not be winning too many but we reckon ~ is a win to field a side week after week when the "experts' reckoned we couldn't.In the Seniors, An­drew Higginson took out the Mug with a display of attacking football and also keeping one of the Hawk's best midfielders quiet all game. Ben Langtry just keeps getting better and better and thoroughly deserved the $50 Sporties Award. Haven't seen much of Shaun Lowry this season because of work commitments however the big fella stood up to the plate in 'Slowy's" absence to take out the $20 Sporties Award.In the Two's the standouts were Joel Robinson and Daniel Fox. Both blokes were on their game and ii was Robbo who ended up taking out the Mug and Foxy earning the I/Vol1\out Gym award, Jason Kendall and our elder statesman Paul Price picked up the South VVagga Butchery meat pack and Marrar Hotel six pack awards respectively. Sorry, I donl have any of the 17's best players but I will get together with Pricey and make sure we start mentioning some of the boys in future reports. Our Netballers had a good weekend ·winning all three grades against the improving East Wagga gins. The Baby Bombers did not have a game last weekend and will be re­freshed for today's game. Kirsty Setgert took out the best player award in C Grade and Emma Taylor blitzed lhe field in the B Grade game. The A Graders could not distinguish one best player and shared the award between Bee Me­ichel, Kristen McKenzie and Tara Taylor who all had strong games on the day.On the social scene don't forget the Mas­querade Ball being neld at the Marrar Hall next Saturday commencing at 6.00pm. Tickets are $45 each and I have no doubt n will be one of those nights to remember. As a spe­cial note, Mick "Handyman' VValker has advised that he is giving up his second job deaning gutters. Even though he was pretty "handy" at this job he felt he could never work his way "up the ladder' and would probably end up ' in the gut­ter'. He apologises to anyone he had offered his se<Vices to prior to his career ending decision.Our match today will be against the North Wagga Saints who are not too happy ·with their surprise loss last week. Smithers wou'd still be ' spitting chips" and will be expecting a far better effort from his boys today. Deano is very aware of this and has told everyone to

1 DEAN HOWARD 2 ANDREW HIGGINSON 3 BRETT HOWARD 4 BRAD LANGTRY 5 BRENT CARROLL 6 BEN LANQTRY 7 JAREO KAHLEFELDT 8 MARC SHEPPARD 9 CHASE MACINTOSH 1D ADAM HOWARD 11 JOSH SUCKLING 12 MITCH TAYLOR 13 SHANE BOETCHER 14 MATT MALONE 15 BEN CARROLL 16 JEREMY GRAETZ 17. SHANE MACINTOSH 18 MARTY BAHR 19 BEN OURIGO 20 JEREMY BAHR 21 KERRDD ROBERTS 22 DAMIEN MCKELVIE 23 ADAM

STUBENRAUCH 24 ANTHONY MALONE 25 SHANNON WILLIAMS 26 KURT STUBENRAUCH 27 CHRIS BUTT 28 BRYCE GRAETZ 29 ANDREW GUNSSER 30 DANIEL

BURKINS HAW 31 JUSTIN GRAHAM

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bring on their ·A Game' and to be ready for a tough en­counter with the Sainters on their home turf. Even though we have not been able to field a full team at any stage of the season so far, the Seniors and Two's have been playing as one unit and any of the boys that have been asked to step up and play Seniors, have done so very successfully. As our catchcry has been all season. make th,s your best personal game for the season, look after your mates and get out there and enjoy the greatest game nf all GO THE MIGHTY BOMBERSlll!II!

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FARRER NETBALL LEAGUE TEAMS FARRER NETBALL LEAGUE TEAMS

EWK HAWKS 23. KATHLEEN BUSBY V COLEAMBALLY JUNIORS CSU 17 AMY RYAN V NORTHERN 18. HANNAH

24. AMY JOHNSON MOLLY MCFADYEN BUSHSOWS

18 COURTNEY GIBSON JETS

MAGUIRE 1. MELANIE VIDLER 25. KATIE RUSSELL SENIORS CHLOE BUCHANAN 19 LUCY COLBURN 19. HAYLEYMAGUIRE 2. GEORGIA HILLIS CARYN D:ATON MEGAN HAYES 20 MILLIE-JAYNE HARRIS 20. MEG MAGUIRE 26. LIZA NOBLE KATE JO~ES ANNIE MADER A GRADE 1. NICOLE ANDERSON 3. BROOKE DURIGO 27. RENEE MASLIN MADDIE ~NNES LANA EVANS 1 BREANNA 22 TARA TREVASKIS 2. GEORGIA BEARD 21. KAITLYN MARGUIRE 4. ERIN QUINTAL 28. JASMIN PAJN11NG SlARR CARTLEDGE ARCHER-HARDY 23 LIND POLLARD 3. OLIVIA BEARD 22. EMILY MASLIN 5. JOHANNA HARMER ALICIA PERKINS ALICIA HUDSON

2 CHLOE GARDINER 25 HANNAH THOMPSON 4. ROBYN BUERCKNER 23. HANNAH MCDERMOTT 29. NICOLE SIMM CHARMAINE BUCHANAN ELLEN LYELL 6. EMMA MARTIN 30. JADE JONES KIM CLARK EMMA MANNES 3 ALICE HAZELTON 29 MEAGAN PETZKE 5. STACEY BUNDY 24. OLIVIA MCDERMOTT 7. MEGAN SHAW MEGAN POSSELT EMMA LAMONT 4 SALLY WILLIAMS 6. ALICE CLARK 25. MIKAYLA MCLEAN 8. SOPHIE BLEYER 31. NICOLE LIMBERICK MELISSA BROOKER HANNAH BUCHANAN 5 EMMA NIKKERUO 7. KRISTEN DAVEY 26. CASSIE MCRAE 9. GRACE GRIBBLE SHELAYA1 MCMILLAN ELLA PAINTING

6 SIMONE COOTE 27 COURTNEY NOACK ACACIA MANNES MJLLY YOUNG 8. ANNIE DIXON 10 ERIN NOBLE KIM MANNES COURTNEY FOSnR 7 MEG GROAT 9. LAUREN DOWLING 28. KEELY O'CONNOLL 11. KATE FOX TAMIKA SHAXSON EMMA DUNBAR 10 SOPHIE JARICK 10. BETHANY 29. CORRINE O'HARE 12. TEGAN CUTHBERT HANNAH CARROLL JACINTA BURGESS

B GRADE DURHAM 30. ASHLEIGH RAYMENT JACLYN PAINTER GEORGIA BLACK 13. KELLIE MCPHERSON EMMA PAINTING TESS MADER 8 JACINTA CREIGHTON 11. ELLEN EDIS 31. NATALIE RAYMENT 14. TEYLA JADE LAUREN BRAIN ALANA ROBB 12 SALLY CLARKE 12. LEONI FOWLER 32. JESSICA REES 15. GEORGIA GRIBBLE ALYSIA HOPWOOD AIIGELA RAINBIRD

13 AMANDA CREDUN 13. SHANTELLE 33. NICOLE STEINHARDT MIKAELA JONES AIINIE PAINTING 16. KAS LANG KATE MCfADYEN SARAH GRAHAM 15 KATELYN SHANNON GUYMER 34. HOLLY WALKER 17. CAITLIN FORRESTER ERIN DUNBAR GRACE TOOTH 16 KATE IRONS 14. CODIE HARPER 35. KELLIE WEISE 18. MICHELLE CUTHBERT OICHIRGWIN DANIELLE MANNES 21 LAURA COUGHLAN 15. POLLY JOHNSON 36. LAUREN WILLIAMS 19. CASEY ALLEN MANDY O'CONNELL GRACE LYELL

37. CHLOE WOOD OLIVIA LAWRENCE OLIVIA RAWSON 26 SARAH-JANE GUTHRIE 16. MARNEY 20. MELANIE PARKER KYLIE MANNES NATALIA BURGESS C GRADE JOHNSTONE 38. EBONY WORLAND 21. TAMIKA RAUFERS TARA POUND ABBEY YOUNG 15 KELSEY FYFFE 17. RUBY LUCAS 22. NEISHA MULLEN SHONA llACK SALLY FOSTER

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TRYC MAGPIES BREE-AMBER MCINTY'V TEMORA SALLY GOODE NORTH WAGGA 27. READ. JILL MARRAR 35 CHAMBERLAIN CLAIRE SARAH BOOTHEY SAVANNAH DENZEL 28. REID, MADDEE V 37 SUCKLING DANIELLE

A GRADE A GRADE JUNIORS 1. ARGUS, MADDISON 29. RIDLEY. KARLA 1 BRADSHAW MARY-ANNE 38 SUCKLING OLIVIA JEMIMA NORBURY

SARAH MOORE BELINDA PINNEY BREE MORTON 2. BLAY, KIRSTY 30. RING. NICOLE 2 BURKINSHAW AMA:-JDA 39 TAYLOR EMMA ALANNA CUSACK

TAMMY BROWN EL WARREN LUCY DERRICK 3.BYRNES. HANNAH 31. STEINER, PENNY 3 CARROLL COURTN:Y 40 TAYLOR TARA BRIANNE CUSACK REBECCA BUNN GEORGIA MATHEW SOPHIE BUSHELL 4. COX-SMITH. STACEY 32. STRONG, KELLY

4 COOMBE EMMA 41 TAYLOR DEANNA JESSICA NEIGHBOUR GEORGINA RODWAY NIKOLA HENMAN 5. CROSS. AMANDA 5 CORCORAN EMMA 44 GRAETZ AMY BRYDEE CLARKE 33. SYMONS, JEANNIE JUNIORS HANNAH MAHON GEORGIA HUGHES 6. CROSS, BREANNA 7 DAUGE RHIANNON 46 PATTISON FELICITY KIM McKENZIE SARAH O'LEARY JORDAN BARRETT LUCY BLOCK 34. TAGGART, MATILDA 8 FOX ASHLEIGH 4/ FLANNIGAN CORINA 7. CROUCH, HAYLEY SANDRASKAF EMILY MITCHELL KRISTI Bl.ACHUT LAUREN MCRAE 35. TRACEY. CARLY 9 GRAETZ JOHANNA 48 YATES ASHTON SOPHIE DRISCOLL KADISON HOFERT MADDY BLOCK AMY TIER 8, CUMMINS, EMMA 36. VEARING, KATELYN 13 LANGTRY MONICA ZOE FITZSIMMONS MICHELLE MEACHAM 9. DUNCAN. TANYA 49 RICHARDSON

LAURA DRISCOLL ZARA CLARK 14 LANGTRY EMMA MONTANNA REBECCA GARDENER BAILEE CARROLL 8 GRADE EBONY WEEKES 10. DUNN, NATASHA 15 LANGTRY MAOELINE 50 SMITH MICHELLE 8 GRADE AIMEE LANYON HAYLEY KRAUSE 11. ELDRIDGE, MONIQUE 16 HYDE EMILY

EMILY O'LEARY NATASHA ANNING ASHEE GILCHRIST 12. ELDRIDGE, ZOE 17 CALDER STEPHANIE

51 WATERS NATALIE MADELEINE REYNOLDS 52 WHEATLEY COCO

NATASHA MITCHELL BELINDA BUSHELL 13. FINLAYSON, DEE 18 McKENZIE KRISTEN KYLIE KRAUSE 53 SIEGERT KIRSTY BRITANY FITZSIMMONS MIKHAYLA FLETCHER MARGIE JOHNSON 14. FLACK. CASS 19 MICHEL REBECCA KARLY PIEPER MARGO FREEMAN 15. FLOOD, MADD 20MOHR KARYN JESSICA DEJONG MEG ROBINSON 16. IMRIE. MADELYN 21 MURNANE VIVIEN SALLY McRORIE MONIQUE FREEMAN 17.LAROO. NATASHA 22 O'DONNELL MADDISON MICHAELA MULLAVEY MORGAN DURHAM 18. LUFF. CORINNA 23 POLLARO KARLY

AMANDA DEJONG TIARNE PATTISON 19. LUFF, ROSANNA 24 QUINNELL AMY

STEPHANIE ELDRIOGE C GRADE 20. MARGOSIS, WHITNEY 25 REID FRANCES

STEPHANIE MUIR ADRIENNE WILLIAMS 21 . MCGANN. BRONTE 26 RICHARDSON GEORGIA BETH TAYLOR 22. MULLINS, JESS 28 ROBERTS LAUREN BREE-ANNA MULOUEENEY 30 ROBERTS GEORGIA C GRADE EBONIE HEINRICH 23. OAKLEY, RACHEL 31 ROLLINS KATE

STACEY HOFERT HANNAH MACKAY 24. O'ROURKE, TIARNA 32 RYALL AMANDA MAHALA HOFERT KAITLIN MCRAE 25. POWELL, MACKENNA 33 SHORT ALISON KATH PARMENTER MEAGAN TASSELL 26. PRICE. ELLIE 34 SHORT MEGAN

NICJORDAN

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FARRER FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE FIXTURE

1&04/2011 ROUN0 1

EWK HAWKS LOSE TO NORTH WMJGA

TRYC OEF CSU TEMORA LOSE TO MARRAR

'-'.JRTH .J(TS OEF OOLEAMBALLY

2:>'0412011 ANZACROUND MARRAq DEF TRYC

30'04/2011 ROUND2

COUAMBALLY LOSTTO EWK HAWKS

TEMORA V TRYC NORTN JETS DREW CSU

MARRAR DEF NORTH WAGGA

7/0&2011 ROUND 3

NORTHERN JETS LOSE TO EWK NORTH WAGGA LOSS TO TRYC

CSU LOSS TO MARRAR COLEAMBALLY DEFTEMORA

14/ai/,>01 I ROUND ◄

E WK HAWKS LOST TO MAARAR TRYC DEF COLEAMBALLY

TE MORA LOSTTO CSU NW SAINTS DEF '-'.JRT>ERN JETS

21/M011 ROUND~

TEMORA LOST TO EWK HAWKS TRYC DEFEATED NORM RN JETS

CSU LOST TO NORTH WAGGA

COLEAMBALLY LOST TO MARR/111

28/0f>i2011 ROUND 6

CSU LOST TO EWK HAWKS NORTH WAGGA DEF COLEAMSAU.Y 'IOATHERNJ£1S LOST TO TEMORA BYE· MARRAR, TRYC

4/0612011 ROUND 7

EWK HAWKS LOST TO TRYC COLEAMBALLY LOST TO CSU

TEMORA LOST TO NORTH WMJGA MARRA A DEF NORTHERN JETS

18/00/2011 ROUND 8

MARRAR V EWK HAWKS COLEAMl!ALL Y V TRYC CSU V TE MORA 'IORTHERN JETS V NORTH WAGGA

15/06l2011 RDUND9

EWKHAWKS V COLEAMBALLY TRYC V TEMOAA CSU V ~RTHERN JETS 'IORTHWAGGA V MARRAR

2/07t2011 ROUND 1D

EWK HAWKS \' ~RTHERN JETS mvc V NORTH WAGGA MARRAR V CSU TEMORA V CDLEAMBALLY

9/07/2011 RDUND11

EWK HA\VKS V TEMORA NORTHERN JETS V TRYC NOOTH W,IGGA V CSU MARRAR V COLEAMBALLY

23/07t2011 ROUND 12

NORTH WAGGA V EWK CSU V TRYC MARRAR V TEMORA COLEAMBALLY V M)Rl~RN JETS

30'07/2011 ROUND 13

EAST WAGGA KOOR V CSU COLEAMBALLY V NORTH WAGGA TEMORA V NORTHERN

JETS TRYC V MARRAA

6/0&'2011 ROUND 14

TAYC V EWK CSU V COLEAMSALLY NOATH WAG GA V TEMORA ~ER~JETSV MARRAA

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EWKHAWKS TRYC CSU NORTHW.IGG\

2M:6'2011 ROUND 16

ROUND 15 V MARRAR V COLEAMBALLY V lIMORA V NORnfRN JETS

COLEAMBALLY V EWK HAWKS

TE MORA V TRYC MJRlHERN JETS V CSU MARRAR V NORTH WAGGA

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