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Alex Scott and Staff understands that goals are achieved through teamwork.We’ve enjoyed continued success and the support of our communities through our team-fi rst approach. Our staff have been key to our identity since 1886 because we’ve understood it takes an entire team to make a difference.

Alex Scott and Staff are proudly contributing to the success of our region by working together, in our real estate and livestock offi ces, across our network, throughout each of our local communities.

Join us in supporting the Alex Scott and Staff West Gippsland Football Netball Competition in 2019 and beyond, because we know local teams and team support make our local communities even better.

OFFICIAL ALEX SCOTT & STAFF WEST GIPPSLAND FNC RECORD

FINALS WEEK TWO 24 & 25 AUGUST 2019

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Last weekend we kicked off the 2019 Alex Scott and Staff WGFNC Finals Series. We were blessed with the weather for the vast majority of the weekend and this encouraged large crowds to attend both days. 1733 people came through the gate for the Qualifying Final at Koo Wee Rup while 1567 people came down the road to Cora Lynn for the Elimination Final. It was all about the upsets on the football field as 6 of the 8 games were won by the lower ranked side. On the netball court the results went a little more as expected with 10 of the 12 matches being won by the higher ranked team. Congratulations to all who progressed to week 2. Match day operations were well handled by our two host clubs Koo Wee Rup

and Cora Lynn and we thank them for their efforts. We must also make a mention of Brad Sinclair and the rest of the 3mFM crew for their calling of both seniors matches over the weekend, as well as their organisation of the first ever live stream of West Gippsland football. Make sure you tune into 88.1, 89.1, 89.5 or online at 3MFM.com.au to hear the call or jump onto the WGFNC Facebook page to watch both todays match between Phillip Island and Tooradin Dalmore and tomorrows match between rivals Cora Lynn and Koo Wee Rup live. Hopefully the weather gods shine on us again as we wish the best of luck to all team taking the field or courts today.

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Qualifying Final ResultsSENIORSCORA LYNN 4.2-26 5.4-34 7.5-47 8.6-54TOORADIN-DALMORE 5.2-32 7.5-47 10.13-73 13.18-96Cora LynnGoal Kickers: N. Gardiner 2, C. Johnson 2, T. Woodfield 2, J. Briggs, B. WhiteBest Players: T. Payne, C. Johnson, B. White, J. Rout, B. Weller, B. UrwinTooradin-DalmoreGoal Kickers: A. Dean 3, J. O''Donnell 2, B. Butler 2, C. Brown 2, J. Suarez 2, N. Lang, R. HillisBest Players: D. Sutton, A. Galea, L. Hill, R. Hillis, N. Lang, C. Brown

RESERVESPHILLIP ISLAND 2.0-12 2.2-14 5.3-33 6.5-41KOO WEE RUP 3.1-19 6.2-38 8.3-51 9.5-59Phillip IslandGoal Kickers: D. Larkin 2, D. McGinley, L. Glossop, C. Thompson, J. NicolaciBest Players: B. Brain, J. Lees, L. Glossop, D. McGinley, J. Nicolaci, R. McKenzieKoo Wee RupGoal Kickers: B. Jackman 3, J. Winter, T. Glassborow, M. Tribuzi, R. Healy, J. Hand, B. SungalisBest Players: X. Quigley, B. Sungalis, R. Wilby, M. Tribuzi, B. Miller, J. Cammarano

UNDER 18'sBUNYIP 3.0-18 4.2-26 7.5-47 7.8-50INVERLOCH KONGWAK 2.4-16 5.6-36 10.7-67 12.9-81BunyipGoal Kickers: J. Stewart 3, A. Dijkstra, L. Murphy, D. Mooney, J. NewnhamBest Players: J. Murphy, J. Fraser, J. Stewart, J. Pickthall, A. Dijkstra, D. GallaschInverloch KongwakGoal Kickers: C. McInnes 5, J. Mercer, C. Scott, T. Simpson, W. Clarkson, E. Clark, A. Muir, J. HutchinsonBest Players: J. Hutchinson, C. McInnes, W. Clarkson, M. Toussaint, T. Simpson, E. Clark

UNDER 16'SGARFIELD 0.1-1 0.1-1 2.1-13 2.2-14NAR NAR GOON 2.0-12 5.1-31 5.5-35 6.8-44GarfieldGoal Kickers: J. Pickering, L. TaveriaBest Players: J. Evans, Z. Koesemans , W. Pickering, Z. Loomes, J. Pickering, C. HeagneyNar Nar GoonGoal Kickers: J. Mcdonell, B. Beet, F. Parker, C. Pursell, B. Henderson, T. FerrariBest Players: H. Carney, T. Ferrari, T. Marsham, N. Pipicelli, B. Beet, R. Menzel

Elimination Final ResultsSENIORSINVERLOCH KONGWAK 3.5-23 3.11-29 3.15-33 5.17-47KOO WEE RUP 2.0-12 5.3-33 8.8-56 11.10-76Inverloch KongwakGoal Kickers: T. Mahoney, S. Gibbins, D. Clark, T. Van Driel, L. RankinBest Players: A. Cross, C. Casey, D. Reid, S. Gibbins, C. Cusack, C. McCaughanKoo Wee RupGoal Kickers: D. Sheen 6, N. Voss 4, S. MarshBest Players: L. Walker, D. Sheen, N. Muratore, M. Collins, J. Gibson, B. Harding

RESERVESBUNYIP 3.0-18 5.1-31 7.3-45 9.6-60INVERLOCH KONGWAK 2.3-15 3.3-21 6.5-41 6.7-43BunyipGoal Kickers: R. Hughes 6, T. Blakey, J. Hallpike, J. BuckinghamBest Players: B. Heus, R. Hughes, B. Wolfe, J. Walsh, J. Buckingham, B. AllenInverloch KongwakGoal Kickers: O. Fitzpatrick 3, R. Williams, T. Bergmeier, T. LomaxBest Players: B. Wardle, T. Bergmeier, H. Smith, X. Hughes, T. Lomax, J. Sheerin

UNDER 18'sCORA LYNN 5.2-32 5.2-32 7.13-55 8.14-62NAR NAR GOON 0.0 2.0-12 2.0-12 4.2-26Cora LynnGoal Kickers: L. Hartley 3, J. Hinds, J. Verhagen, B. Font, M. Lockhart, D. VelaBest Players: M. Hanks, D. Vela, G. Da Costa, L. Hartley, J. Stevens, H. ColemanNar Nar GoonGoal Kickers: A. Pipicelli 3, H. KattaBest Players: A. Pipicelli, D. Reid-Bradley, J. Davis, D. Taylor, J. Hynes, K. Buckland

UNDER 16'SINVERLOCH KONGWAK 0.0 2.1-13 3.3-21 3.7-25KORUMBURRA-BENA 1.5-11 1.5-11 6.6-42 6.7-43Inverloch KongwakGoal Kickers: J. Garnham 2, B. ChizzonitiBest Players: B. Chizzoniti, A. Eberbach, M. Hewitson, T. Bolam, L. Peterson, H. LindsayKorumburra-BenaGoal Kickers: J. Cuman 2, T. Loughridge 2, K. Walker, J. HarrisBest Players: J. Harris, K. Walker, J. Walker, B. Robertson, M. Sawyers, T. Mitchell

FINALS NETBALL 17 & UNDER RESULTS NETBALL 15 & UNDER RESULTS NETBALL 13 & UNDER RESULTS QUALIFYING Inverloch Kongwak 26 def Korumburra Bena 22 Koo Wee Rup 22 def Cora Lynn 21 Dalyston 21 def by Phillip Island 30

ELIMINATION Dalyston 31 def Cora Lynn 21 Phillip Island 17 def by Warragul Industrials 21 Inverloch Kongwak 15 def Koo Wee Rup 9

FINALS NETBALL A GRADE RESULTS NETBALL B GRADE RESULTS NETBALL C GRADE RESULTS QUALIFYING Dalyston 53 def Korumburra Bena 45 Dalyston 42 def Nar Nar Goon 36 Cora Lynn 38 def Dalyston 29

ELIMINATION Nar Nar Goon 40 def Bunyip 33 Warragul Industrials 36 def Bunyip 17 Bunyip 27 def Koo Wee Rup 21


football ladders & leading goal kickersSENIORS LEADING GOALKICKERSName Club M GNathan Gardiner Cora Lynn 19 78 Andrew Dean Tooradin-Dalmore 19 57 Jason Wells Koo Wee Rup 19 56 Cameron Pedersen Phillip Island 18 50 Nathan Langley Cora Lynn 19 45 Darren Sheen Koo Wee Rup 17 44 Sam Gibbins Inverloch Kongwak 19 43 Julian Suarez Tooradin-Dalmore 19 40 Toby Mahoney Inverloch Kongwak 19 39 Nathan Voss Koo Wee Rup 18 31 Troy Mcdermott Nar Nar Goon 16 30

RESERVES LEADING GOALKICKERSName Club M GOwen Fitzpatrick Inverloch Kongwak 18 57 David Hull Tooradin-Dalmore 15 39 Desmond Young Bunyip 16 35 Dale Larkin Phillip Island 18 33 Adam Splatt Tooradin-Dalmore 12 30 Kevin Taylor Phillip Island 16 29 Bodhi Van Der Pas Garfield 18 23 Joshua Wilson Cora Lynn 14 22 Adam Jacobs Tooradin-Dalmore 13 21 Lucas Thomas Nar Nar Goon 15 21 Matthew Cameron Koo Wee Rup 16 21

UNDER 18s LEADING GOALKICKERSName Club M GJay Verhagen Cora Lynn 15 45 Dalton Mooney Bunyip 17 41 Luke Kinder Warragul Industrials 17 40 Darcy Taylor Nar Nar Goon 17 33 Jenson Garnham Inverloch Kongwak 11 32 James Trezise Tooradin-Dalmore 16 27 Jake Sheeran Tooradin-Dalmore 16 23 Jake Stewart Bunyip 15 23 Luke Hartley Cora Lynn 7 23 Nick Anderson Phillip Island 16 23 Marvin Sellars Phillip Island 14 22

UNDER 16s LEADING GOALKICKERSName Club M GCooper Pursell Nar Nar Goon 17 44 Jenson Garnham Inverloch Kongwak 15 34 Joel Cuman Korumburra-Bena 16 28 Isaac Braaksma Garfield 16 26 Max Walton Phillip Island 16 25 Devlin Parker Koo Wee Rup 15 23 Edmund Hatley-Smith

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Flynn Parker Nar Nar Goon 14 21 Kodie Walker Korumburra-Bena 16 20 Jett Pickering Garfield 17 17

SENIORS 2019 LADDERPOS TEAM P W L D FF FOR AGST % PTS1 Phillip Island 18 17 0 1 0 1966 697 282.07 702 Cora Lynn 18 15 2 1 0 1779 977 182.09 623 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 12 5 1 0 1627 1145 142.10 504 Inverloch Kongwak 18 12 6 0 0 1618 977 165.61 485 Koo Wee Rup 17 10 7 0 1 1517 1313 115.54 446 Bunyip 18 11 7 0 0 1170 1016 115.16 447 Nar Nar Goon 18 10 8 0 0 1287 1146 112.30 408 Garfield 18 7 10 1 0 945 1057 89.40 309 Korumburra-Bena 18 4 14 0 0 839 1496 56.08 1610 Kilcunda Bass 18 3 15 0 0 765 1831 41.78 1211 Dalyston 17 2 15 0 0 747 1669 44.76 812 Warragul Industrials 18 2 16 0 0 699 1635 42.75 8

RESERVES 2019 LADDERPOS TEAM P W L D FF FOR AGST % PTS1 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 14 4 0 0 1519 548 277.19 562 Phillip Island 18 14 4 0 0 1314 698 188.25 563 Koo Wee Rup 17 13 4 0 1 1189 703 169.13 564 Bunyip 18 13 5 0 0 1096 581 188.64 525 Inverloch Kongwak 18 11 7 0 0 1091 841 129.73 446 Garfield 18 11 7 0 0 1022 858 119.11 447 Cora Lynn 18 9 9 0 0 1113 755 147.42 368 Nar Nar Goon 18 9 9 0 0 1085 936 115.92 369 Warragul Industrials 18 4 14 0 0 588 1375 42.76 1610 Dalyston 17 4 13 0 0 615 1542 39.88 1611 Korumburra-Bena 18 3 15 0 0 604 1455 41.51 1212 Kilcunda Bass 18 2 16 0 0 453 1397 32.43 8

UNDER 16s 2019 LADDERPOS TEAM P W L D FF FOR AGST % % Won1 Phillip Island 16 13 3 0 0 1040 366 284.15 81.252 Garfield 16 12 4 0 0 825 375 220.00 75.003 Nar Nar Goon 16 11 5 0 0 1010 398 253.77 68.754 Inverloch Kongwak 16 11 5 0 0 827 444 186.26 68.755 Korumburra-Bena 15 10 5 0 0 734 468 156.84 66.676 Koo Wee Rup 16 7 9 0 1 817 688 118.75 43.757 Bunyip 15 3 12 0 0 530 812 65.27 20.008 Cora Lynn 15 2 13 0 1 342 1366 25.04 13.339 Dalyston 15 1 14 0 0 156 1364 11.44 6.67

UNDER 18s 2019 LADDERPOS TEAM P W L D FF FOR AGST % % Won1 Phillip Island 16 15 1 0 0 1184 437 270.94 93.752 Bunyip 16 12 4 0 0 1277 567 225.22 75.003 Inverloch Kongwak 16 12 4 0 0 1125 638 176.33 75.004 Cora Lynn 16 11 5 0 0 1071 516 207.56 68.755 Nar Nar Goon 17 11 5 1 1 1145 645 177.52 67.656 Tooradin-Dalmore 16 10 6 0 0 883 621 142.19 62.507 Warragul Industrials 17 6 10 1 0 746 836 89.23 38.248 Koo Wee Rup 17 6 11 0 1 737 968 76.14 35.299 Korumburra-Bena 17 4 13 0 0 591 1059 55.81 23.5310 Garfield 16 2 14 0 0 541 1222 44.27 12.5011 Dalyston 16 0 16 0 0 194 1985 9.77 0.00

netball laddersA GRADER TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 17 0 1 1010 525 70 192.38 2 Dalyston 18 15 3 0 966 612 60 157.84 3 Korumburra Bena 18 14 4 0 904 699 56 129.33 4 Nar Nar Goon 18 12 6 0 865 723 48 119.64 5 Bunyip 18 11 7 0 787 709 44 111.00 6 Inverloch Kongwak 18 10 7 1 860 732 42 117.49 7 Warragul Industrials 18 8 10 0 867 850 32 102.00 8 Koo Wee Rup 18 8 10 0 709 731 32 96.99 9 Cora Lynn 18 5 13 0 670 861 20 77.82 10 Phillip Island 18 5 13 0 646 848 20 76.18 11 Kilcunda Bass 18 2 16 0 461 806 8 57.20 12 Garfield Netball Club 18 0 18 0 526 1175 0 44.77

C GRADER TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 17 1 0 616 401 68 153.62 2 Cora Lynn 18 14 4 0 562 438 56 128.31 3 Dalyston 18 14 4 0 713 570 56 125.09 4 Bunyip 18 13 5 0 640 459 52 139.43 5 Koo Wee Rup 18 11 7 0 506 413 44 122.52 6 Warragul Industrials 18 10 7 1 604 549 42 110.02 7 Nar Nar Goon 18 8 9 1 500 497 34 100.60 8 Inverloch Kongwak 18 8 9 1 520 559 34 93.02 9 Korumburra Bena 18 4 13 1 502 600 18 83.67 10 Garfield Netball Club 18 4 14 0 550 664 16 82.83 11 Phillip Island 18 3 15 0 505 649 12 77.81 12 Kilcunda Bass 18 0 18 0 333 752 0 44.28

15 & UNDERR TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Dalyston 18 17 1 0 665 330 68 201.52 2 Koo Wee Rup 18 16 2 0 556 281 64 197.86 3 Cora Lynn 18 14 4 0 519 271 56 191.51 4 Phillip Island 18 14 4 0 644 350 56 184.00 5 Warragul Industrials 18 13 5 0 451 296 52 152.36 6 Inverloch Kongwak 18 10 8 0 519 366 40 141.80 7 Korumburra Bena 18 8 10 0 449 423 32 106.15 8 Bunyip 18 6 12 0 339 480 24 70.63 9 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 5 13 0 353 465 20 75.91 10 Nar Nar Goon 18 2 16 0 308 591 8 52.12 11 Kilcunda Bass 18 2 16 0 197 647 8 30.45 12 Garfield Netball Club 18 1 17 0 146 646 4 22.60

B GRADER TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 18 0 0 938 592 72 158.45 2 Dalyston 18 16 2 0 963 630 64 152.86 3 Nar Nar Goon 18 14 4 0 864 701 56 123.25 4 Warragul Industrials 18 12 6 0 852 625 48 136.32 5 Bunyip 18 11 7 0 755 650 44 116.15 6 Phillip Island 18 10 8 0 952 790 40 120.51 7 Inverloch Kongwak 18 10 8 0 723 709 40 101.97 8 Cora Lynn 18 6 12 0 696 756 24 92.06 9 Koo Wee Rup 18 6 12 0 664 757 24 87.71 10 Garfield Netball Club 18 3 15 0 576 879 12 65.53 11 Korumburra Bena 18 2 16 0 650 852 8 76.29 12 Kilcunda Bass 18 0 18 0 346 1038 0 33.33

17 & UNDERR TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Phillip Island 17 17 0 0 899 364 72 246.98 2 Inverloch Kongwak 18 17 1 0 767 306 68 250.65 3 Korumburra Bena 18 14 4 0 817 392 56 208.42 4 Dalyston 18 13 5 0 606 377 52 160.74 5 Cora Lynn 18 12 6 0 600 408 48 147.06 6 Bunyip 18 10 8 0 617 566 40 109.01 7 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 9 9 0 401 515 36 77.86 8 Koo Wee Rup 17 6 11 0 405 543 24 74.59 9 Garfield Netball Club 18 3 15 0 404 628 12 64.33 10 Nar Nar Goon 18 3 15 0 397 672 12 59.08 11 Kilcunda Bass 18 3 15 0 258 783 12 32.95 12 Warragul Industrials 18 0 18 0 220 837 0 26.28

13 & UNDERR TEAM P W L D F A Pts %1 Cora Lynn 18 17 1 0 529 188 68 281.38 2 Dalyston 18 15 3 0 417 230 60 181.30 3 Phillip Island 18 15 3 0 513 283 60 181.27 4 Inverloch Kongwak 18 12 6 0 447 258 48 173.26 5 Koo Wee Rup 18 12 6 0 360 220 48 163.64 6 Korumburra Bena 18 11 7 0 444 253 44 175.49 7 Tooradin-Dalmore 18 10 8 0 455 205 40 221.95 8 Bunyip 18 5 12 1 275 376 22 73.14 9 Nar Nar Goon 18 5 13 0 287 381 20 75.33 10 Garfield Netball Club 18 4 13 1 301 492 18 61.18 11 Kilcunda Bass 18 1 17 0 96 583 4 16.47 12 Warragul Industrials 18 0 18 0 89 744 0 11.96


Week one finals wrapIn a weekend littered with carnage, Koo Wee Rup Football Club landed the most substantial blow in the opening round of the Alex Scott & Staff premiership bout.The Demons, who crept into the top five by the barest of margins, adapted best to the slick conditions at Cora Lynn Recreation Reserve to win Sunday’s elimination final against Inverloch Kongwak by 29 points.They were one of six football teams to upset their higher-ranked opponent over the two days of qualifying and elimination finals.The Sea Eagles had endured an up and down season but were regarded by many to have found their form at the right time and loomed as a genuine flag threat.However, profligacy in front of goal and a greater degree of desire and intensity from Koo Wee Rup combined to send the 2017 premiers tumbling out at the first hurdle.Both sides made minor changes at the selection table, with Sea Eagles winger Corey Casey returning for his first game since round 16 in place of Dan Houston, while the Demons recalled Shannon Marsh and Nick Prowd in place of Caleb Milojevic and Kalin Parker.The Demons settled fastest, winning a series of stoppages before Mitch Cammarano’s quick hands found fellow young gun Matt Voss, who shared with his brother Nathan for the opening goal of the game inside the opening 90 seconds.The Sea Eagles worked their way into the game and, after a couple of sighters from tall forward Sam Gibbins, hit the lead courtesy of a composed set shot from Dylan Clark.A classy checkside set shot from Toby Mahoney at the 23-minute mark extended Inverloch Kongwak’s lead before the Demons pulled one back through Darren Sheen to be within two straight kicks at quarter time.

From there it was all Koo Wee Rup, at least as far as the scoreboard was concerned.Three more goals to Nathan Voss, two to Sheen and one to Marsh went without reply, as the Sea Eagles were unable to convert any of their 10 scoring shots between the first and last changes.Gibbins broke the drought 10 minutes into the last term, but came among three more from Sheen, whose big game experience came to the fore, as he finished with a season-high six goals in the 11.10 (76) to 5.17 (47) win – a final score that makes for tough reading for Inverloch Kongwak fans.Veteran Luke Walker was the best player on the ground, while Nathan Muratore and Mitch Collins were also prominent for the Demons.Adam Cross and Dan Reid were standouts for the Sea Eagles, while Casey justified his inclusion with a classy performance.The Demons will now meet Cora Lynn in the first semi-final, after the Cobras were turned over by Tooradin Dalmore in Saturday’s qualifying final at Koo Wee Rup Recreation Reserve.Both sides made three changes to their teams from round 18, with Jeremy Monckton, Troy Tharle and Shaun Sparks all declared fit for the Cobras, while Luke McKenna, Rory Hillis and Brad Lenders all returned for the Seagulls.Tooradin Dalmore settled quickly with an early goal to Andrew Dean, before the Cobras roared to life with three goals in less than two minutes to Chris Johnson, Jaxon Briggs and Nathan Gardiner.The tide turned again as the Seagulls booted four of the next five majors to hold a six-point lead at the first change.After a frenetic opening term, the goals dried up in the second, with Nick Lang’s late snap one of only three for the quarter.The game followed a similar pattern in the second

Week one finals wraphalf, with Dean striking first for the Gulls to open up a game-high 23-point margin, before Johnson and Gardiner hit back for the Cobras.Two goals to Jake O’Donnell put Tooradin Dalmore 26 clear at the final change and while Travis Woodfield got the first of the last for Cora Lynn, it was the Seagulls that found a new gear.Goals to Cameron Brown, Julian Suarez and Dean – who finished the game as he started it – led the Gulls to an impressive 13.18 (96) to 8.6 (54) victory.Dylan Sutton, Adam Galea and Lewis Hill were the standouts for Tooradin Dalmore, while co-captain Tim Payne, Johnson and Brady White were best for Cora Lynn.It was a tough day for the Sea Eagles, who were also eliminated from the reserves division by Bunyip, 9.6 (60) to 6.7 (43), and the fourths by Korumburra Bena, 3.7 (25) to 6.7 (43).In the other elimination final, Cora Lynn defeated Nar Nar Goon 8.14 (62) to 4.2 (26).The Cobras will now face Bunyip in the first semi-final, after the Bulldogs were upset by the Sea Eagles 12.9 (81) to 7.8 (50) to book a second semi-final date with Phillip Island.Nar Nar Goon overcame Garfield in the fourths qualifying final, 6.8 (44) to 2.2 (14), while reigning premier Koo Wee Rup surprised the Island in the reserves, winning 9.5 (59) to 6.5 (41).Over on the netball courts, results were much more routine, with 10 of the 12 higher ranked sides advancing.That’s not to say it was all smooth sailing.Two-time reigning premier Dalyston needed to be on their game in the A Grade qualifying final against Korumburra Bena, with scores level at three quarter time.The Magpies managed to find the answers, eventually surging clear to win 53-45 and book

a second semi-final date with minor premier Tooradin Dalmore.The Giants will now face Nar Nar Goon, which held Bunyip at arm’s length from start to finish to eliminate the Yips 40-33.Tooradin Dalmore and Dalyston will also contest the B Grade second semi-final, after the Magpies defeated Nar Nar Goon 42-36.The Goon will face Warragul Industrials, which found a way past Bunyip 36-17.Cora Lynn’s C Grade side ensured there would be no trifecta of Gulls-Magpies matches by downing Dalyston 38-29 to book a date with Tooradin Dalmore.The Magpies will use their second chance against Bunyip, following the Yips’ 27-21 win against Koo Wee Rup in Sunday’s elimination final.The 17-and-under competition is an all-southern affair, after Dalyston eliminated Cora Lynn 31-21 to set up a clash with Korumburra Bena, which fell short against Inverloch Kongwak 26-22 in the qualifying final.The Sea Eagles will take on minor premier Phillip Island in Saturday’s second semi-final.The closest match of the weekend came at Koo Wee Rup on Saturday, where the Demons’ 15-and-under side made the most of a home court advantage to sneak past Cora Lynn 22-21.The Cobras will get the chance for redemption when they face Warragul Industrials in the first semi-final, after the Dusties upset Phillip Island 21-17.The Island sprung a surprise of their own in the 13-and-under grade, knocking off Dalyston in the qualifying final to set up a second semi-final showdown with Cora Lynn.The Magpies remain in contention and will meet Inverloch Kongwak, which held off Koo Wee Rup 15-9.

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BUNYIP CLUB NOTES

FOOTBALL18’sThe u18 young Bulldogs were up against a strengthened Inverloch-Kongwak team that they’d beaten twice during the year. However, even though the Yips started well kicking the first 2 goals, the much improved Inverloch team were able to control the stoppages and mark strongly to overpower them. Better players on the day were Jake Stewart, Jack Fraser, Heath Morgan-Morris, Xave Kinder and Alex Dijkstra. Hopefully the Bunyip boys can bounce back against Cora Lynn this week.

ReservesOur ressies side bounced back to the form they showed early in the year by overcoming a strong Inverloch outfit. Kicking into a stiff breeze in the first, and coming into the first break in front showed the group was up for the challenge. From the outset, our ability to pressure relentlessly and run the footy and hit the scoreboard was critical. Robbie Hughes was superb with 6, Brent Heus changed the game, Rossco McColl showed his usual hardness. Trent Westwood, Sam Dowie and Harry McConnell were also better players.We would also like to wish our C Graders all the best after a hard fought comeback win on Sunday.And finally, our women’s team were unfortunately second in the grand final but it has been another great year for everyone involved.

NEtBALLAfter a huge weekend for Bunyip, our A & B grade girls were unable to secure the win against some tough opposition in NNG & Dusties, but should walk away with heads held high after fighting hard an pulling together to secure a finals spot in the 2019 season. We are so proud to have you both representing the club at the business end of the season and it only shows the strength we currently have in our club. We are already excited at what next season will bring!BUT WAIT!!!! Our finals campaign is far from over after our C grade girls pulled out an awesome win over KWR on Sunday. Having lost to KWR on both encounters during the home and away season, the yips pulled together when it really mattered and in tough windy conditions were able to come away with a well deserved win. Well done ladies!!!This Sunday we will be well represented once again at Burra with our C grade, Under 18's and 2nd's teams all battling it out for a place in the Preliminary Final.Good luck ladies and gents, do our club, team mates, coaches and yourselves proud!Bark Loud, Bark Proud!!!GO BUNYIP!!!

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Co-host of Friday Footy Fanatics, author of many AFL Books including Larrikins & Legends, The Norm Smith Medallists, VFL/AFL Grand

Finals and King Richard: The story of Dick Reynolds.

JAMIE CANN: SPECIAL COMMENTS.

Current Korumburra-Bena goal sneak, former AFL-listed player with Melbourne, former

VFL player with Preston, Tasmania and Casey Scorpions

and past senior coach of Tarwin.


CORA LYNN CLUB NOTES

football

FINALS

THIS WEEK

We have two teams in the First Semi Final on Sunday at Korumburra (currently) due to mixed results last week. Our thirds won the right to play Bunyip and the seniors will play Kooweerup after their loss to Tooradin.

LAST WEEK

SENIORS

On a beautiful day and a good deck at Kooweerup we expected our senior team would flourish in the conditions and put up a good show against Tooradin. This was not to be and put some question marks against our team both from a discipline perspective and ability to change their game style through the game. Billy Thomas won nearly everything in the ruck but

the mid field got smashed through the middle and the opposition took advantage at every centre bounce. This produced a chain reaction where our defence was immediately placed under pressure. If it wasn’t for the tireless efforts of Tim Payne who epitomised the Cobra Spirit the result would have been a lot worse. Our bright spot was in the first quarter when we kicked three goals in three minutes but after that we only kicked five more goals for the game. The way that the ball kept coming down to the defensive end of the ground placed our back line under inordinate pressure and they lost their composure a number of times in an uncharacteristic display. Our forward line looked disorganised and did not respond well to the pressure from the Tooradin defence. Overall a disappointing start to the finals series.

CORA LYNN CLUB NOTES

THIRDS

In stark contrast our thirds played a disciplined and spirited game against a strong opponent in Nar Nar Goon. Coach Shaun Sparks praised the effort of the side and emphasised how important the team effort was in the context of beating a side they had not beaten this season. The flow on effect of all parts of the side doing their bit was reflected in the best players as each player is a leader on their own line. Max Hanks, Dan Vela, Gus De Costa, Luke Hartley (three goals), Jai Stevens and Harry Coleman were singled out but they were part of a well-oiled machine. Overall a great effort.

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DALYSTON CLUB NOTES

footballLast week we had the junior presentation night at the new Social Rooms and it was an amazing turnout with around 200 people attending. The success of the night shows that the club is doing the right thing in the junior ranks and it’s fantastic to see the support and spirit within the ranks. To have Oz Kick, under10’s,12’s 14’s, Net Set Go and Youth Girls football is a real positive for the club. Congratulations to all players, award winners and the Junior Committee which is doing an amazing job.Women’s Football: The Breakers travelled to Mulgrave to take on the ladder leaders the Eastern Devils in their last game of the season. Last time they met the Devils kicked a cricket score and given the Breakers had the bare 18 players they hoped to put up a strong performance and finish the season in a positive way. The weather cracked up early and in very trying conditions the girls put up one of their best efforts for

the season to hold the Devils to 7 goals and make them earn every possession. To a player the girls all contributed and their pressure, effort and discipline shows just how far they have come this season. Hannah Mills and Lucy Vernon marshalled the backline while Sophie Bolding and Ella Angarane in her 51st game were very strong around the stoppages in what was a great team performance.Best: Hannah Mills, Sophie Bolding, Ella Angarane, Lucy Vernon, Tayla Tatterson, Sarah Alweyn Social: Throughout the finals series the social room will host the Friday “Food and Footy Frenzy”. The bar will open and light meals will be served while the footy will be on the big screen. It is a great opportunity to showcase the new rooms, have a few beers, a feed and watch the footy. If you get a chance drop in for a quiet one and help support the club.Vote count day is not yet confirmed but will most probably being after the Grand Final so stayed tuned.

DALYSTON CLUB NOTES

netballThe girls went into the first week of finals with high hopes and though not everything went our way all six sides are competing this weekend. The pace and intensity lifts in finals and teams have to step up or be quickly found out.A Grade: Playing their arch rivals Korumburra-Bena the girls started strongly in the first quarter and got out to a handy lead. The game evened up in the second quarter with the Daly maintaining a 5 goal lead at the break. The girl’s intensity dropped off in the third quarter and the Giants got right back into the contest with scores level at the final change. The Daly needed to lift in the final quarter and the inclusion of Alyce Wylie helped lift the urgency and they responded taking back control and having a good win. Today they take on Tooradin Dalmore and will need to take their game to the next level. Best: Grace McRaeB Grade: Taking on Nar Nar Goon a very even effort saw the Daly set up an 11 goal half time lead. The team got changed around at the break and the girls seemed to lose their way as Nar Nar Goon came back at them and it was game on at the final change. The team reverted back in the final quarter and the girls regained their composure to hang in for a solid win. The

Daly takes on Tooradin Dalmore in the Second Semi and will need to perform for four quarters to get straight into the big dance. Best: Laura WilliamsC Grade: Up against Cora Lynn the game was tight early before the Cobras took control in the second quarter to set up an 8 goal break at half time. The game was pretty even in the last half and the second quarter proved to be telling in the final wash up. The girls take on Bunyip in the first semi and have another chance to stay in the finals race. Best: Hayley VerboonUnder 17’s: Playing Cora Lynn the girls got off to a slow start and trailed by four goals at the first break. They lifted from that point and a strong second quarter saw them go into half time leading by 3. The girls continued on in the second half and went on to record a very good win. In the first semi they take on Korumburra Bena in what should be a very good contest. Best: Chloe Bramley Under 15’s: After getting the week off for being top of the ladder the girls take on Koo Wee Rup in the second semi. Under 13’s: Up against Phillip Island the girls got off to a slow start and played catch up for the rest of the day. While the final 3 quarters were pretty even the Daly just could not get closer on the scoreboard. In the first semi they take on IK and have the opportunity to get back on track. Best: Mataya Maloney


Garfield CLUB NOTES

football

The fourths are the only team representing the Stars in this years finals series, and they played off in the qualifying final on Saturday against rivals Nar Nar Goon on the weekend. Close encounters all year culminated in a hard fought contest, where our boys were unfortunately not the best team on the day. Falling 30 points short, Jett Pickering and Luke Taveira were the sole goalkickers, while Josh Evans, Zaren Kosemans, Will pickering and Zach Loomes were our best. Given the second chance, the boys will look to bounce back this week facing Korumburra-Bena on their home turf. Everyone at the club wishes the boys luck pushing for a spot in the prelim.

All supporters and volunteers at the Stars are being to put

their hands up to help out on September 7, when we host the WGFNL Grand Final. A roster is circulating and if you can spare a few hours, see Rod, Gus, Judy or any committee member to sign up for a job on the day. The more hands on deck the better the day will run.

Another reminder that Presentation Night is coming up on Thursday September 26th.

The Garfield Stars would also like to thank their major sponsors for their support over the 2019 season and beyond.

Hanson

Cheviot Homes

The Garfield Hotel

Brown & Brown Excavations

Pakenham Mazda

Schreurs and Sons

netball

Garfield Netball Club would like to thank the following 2019 sponsors:

Garfield CLUB NOTES

• The Garfield Hotel

• AusEquip & Tractors

• Bass Waste

• Battery Zone Pakenham

• Foster Street Drive Thru Bottle Shop

• Gold Spoon Advertising

• Heart Music Clinical Reflexology

• JA Floors

• JK Slabs

• Nibbs Concreting and Dingo Services Pty. Ltd.

• O'Connors Hay and Fence Contracting

• Ossie's Tennis Coaching

• Sherryn Leigh Photography

• Specialty Wine Tours

• Suretec Australia P/L

• TWG & Co Plumbing

• Victorian Bricklaying


FOOTBALL & NEtBALL

It was a fantastic effort from our U18s winning the Qualifying Final against Bunyip last Saturday. The conditions were great for football and it was a fabulous effort by the boys. The side has been undermanned all year, so to win on Saturday was a credit to Shane and the boys. We wish you all the very best of luck against Phillip Island in this weekend’s final.On the contrary, last Sunday was a disappointing way to bow out of the finals race for our fourths, reserves and seniors. We need to look at the positives and it was a pleasing year for our U16’s with them making it to this year’s finals. It is a testament to all of the hard work that Lewie, Campbell and the kids themselves have put in over the past three years. Lewie has advised the club that after three years of coaching the U16s he won’t be continuing on next season. It is a massive effort to be coaching the fourths & then playing seniors later in the day. The club would like to thank Lewie and Campbell for the outstanding job that they have done with the kids, as these guys are the future of our club.We would also like to acknowledge Chris Maher for his efforts coaching the reserves this year. With the amount of injuries that we had throughout the season it wasn’t the

easiest of jobs. Chris also will be standing aside to concentrate on building a home and spending more time with his young family.After the last month of senior football where we beat Cora Lynn and Tooradin Dalmore we were all hoping for a better result than what we got last Sunday. Congratulations to Corey Casey on playing his 100th senior game. At only 23 years of age it’s a great achievement. Unfortunately Tom will not be leading our senior side next year due to his new work commitments. We would like to thank Tom for the past season and wish he and Kate all the best in the future. I’m sure we will see him around the club. Thanks also to Dave Newman for assisting Tom throughout the season.

Social Notes8th September 2019: Vote Count Day 12.00 noon start at clubrooms.13th September 2019: Presentation Night 6.00pm start at clubrooms.22nd September 2019: Soaring Eagle Luncheon 12.00 noon start at Captains Lounge Esplanade Hotel

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INVERLOCH KONGWAK CLUB NOTES WORKSAFE GAME OF THE MONTH WRAP UPThe highly successful WorkSafe Game of the Month returned in 2019 and was more exciting than ever before with some of footballs biggest names heading to the regions to meet locals and share their sporting stories.

Since being introduced in 2003, the WorkSafe Game of the Month has become a key event in the football calendar for country Victoria.

The WorkSafe Game of the Month highlights the strength of country football and netball as well as the importance of workplace safety.

This year we saw nine exciting WorkSafe Games of the Month across leagues around the state, with some of football’s biggest names attending including Joel Selwood, Ben Brown, Nathan Jones, Mason Cox, Jack Gunston and many more.

Spectators enjoyed the local atmosphere with a wide range of different family-friendly activities. As in previous years, the National Anthem prior to the game was sung by a local identity and the post-match presentations were presented by our WorkSafe Ambassadors.

As well as being committed to supporting country football in Victoria, WorkSafe are also committed to their goal of ensuring

every Victorian returns home safely from work every day.

2019 WorkSafe Games of the Month:

• Sunday 7 April – Hastings v Tyabb (Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League)

• Sunday 28 April – Modewarre v Ocean Grove (Bellarine Football League)

• Sunday 12 May – Katandra v Tongala (Murray Football League)

• Sunday 16 June – Shepparton Bears v Echuca (Goulburn Valley Football League)

• Sunday 30 June – Yea v King Lake (Outer East Football Netball League)

• Sunday 7 July – Heathcote v Colbinabbin (Heathcote District Football League)

• Sunday 14 July – Maryborough Rovers v Trentham (Maryborough Castlemaine District Football League)

• Saturday 3 August – Iyrmple v Robinvale Euston (Sunraysia Football Netball League)

• Saturday 17 August – Morwell v Traralgon (Gippsland Football League)


Korumburra-Bena U16 Coach: Danial Robbins

No. PLAYER

1 TJ Loughridge

2 Boyd Robertson

3 Kodie Walker

4 Byron Walker

5 Mitch Sawyers

6 Luke Walker

7 Jay Walker

8 Joel Cuman

9 Nash Beavis

10 Toby Mitchell

11 Archie Brewer

12 Luke Monson

16 Jed Harris

17 Lachie Smith

19 Isaac Fox

21 Tayte Wilkins

22 Rhys Butler

23 Jed Hunter

24 Corey Whelan

26 Alessi Green

28 Isaak Morrison

SEMI FINAL 1 U16

GARFIELD KORUMBURRA-BENA

1st QRT 2nd QRT 3rd QRT 4th QRT 1st QRT 2nd QRT 3rd QRT 4th QRT

13&U Inverloch KongwakCoach Rachael Miller

PLAYERMarnie Banks

Marli Box

Lily Debono

Keely Dennerley

Ruby McCartney

Amity McGinnes

Lara Mullins

Keely Phillips

Alexis Van Oss

Jasmine Williams

NETBALL17&U Dalyston

Coach Alana McRae

PLAYERLaila Kane-DiPaolo

Zara Hooper

Zahli Davis

Chloe Bramley

Chelsea Scott

Kathryn Scott

Catherine Moutafis

Niamh Murray

Tandra Krause

Cora Lynn U18 Coach: Shaun Sparks

No. PLAYER

1 Riak Akoi

2 Liam Taylor

3 Owen Hartley

4 Luke Hartley

6 Bryce Font

8 Liam Wright

9 Gus Da Costa

11 Max Hanks

12 Jack Chatfield

14 Jai Stevens

15 Harry Coleman

18 James Close

23 Taiki Skipworth

26 Jay Verhagen

30 Mitch Lockhary

32 Zak Rofet

43 Daniel Vela

47 Matthew Saunders

Lual Lual

49 Jack Edwards

50 Lleyton Dunne

52 Bryce Howard

SEMI FINAL 1 U18

CORA LYNN NAR NAR GOON


NETBALL

15&U Warragul IndustrialsCoach Lara Commadeur

PLAYER

Alexandra Brice

Amy Cameron

Jorja Cardillo

Ruby Davie

Sienna Green

Hannah Hodge

Zali Metcalfe

Zara Tauru

Jordyn Vickery

Garfield U16 Coach: Ray Evans

No. PLAYER

1 Lachlan Fernandez

2 Corey Heagney

3 Ned Mildren

4 Sam Blake

5 Luke Taveira

6 Toby Talbot

7 Isaac Braaksma

8 Patrick Bray

9 Joshua Evans

10 Zac Loomes

11 Darby Craven

12 Jett Pickering

13 Andrew Fitzpatrick

14 Will Pickering

19 Jack Tenace-Greenall

20 Brandon Allen

21 Chris Diston

22 John Zaccari

23 Matthew Jones

24 Kaelen Loomes

25 Nick Telford

29 Zaren Koesemans

30 William Freriks

BunyipU18 Coach: Ben Cunningham

No. PLAYER

1 Jake Stewart

2 Sage Tapner

3 Zac Bonnet

4 Josh Murphy

5 Jake Newnham

6 Jack Fraser

7 Patrick Davis

8 Harrison Booth

9 Ben Coleman

10 Billy Pilikidis

11 Will Papley

12 Dylan Gallasch

13 Heath Morgan-Morris

15 Xavier Kinder

16 Liam Murphy

18 Jacob Pickthall

19 Kaigyn Tytler

20 Dalton Mooney

21 Jarra Davis

22 Joel Pope

23 Jack Kelly

24 Jack Booth

41 Dom Johnstone

Alex Dijkstra

Eddie Hatley-Smith

Ben Hower

Ned Ashton

13&U DalystonCoach Jenny McRae

PLAYERMatayah Maloney

Sienna Tiziani

Mya Brosnan

Olivia Bramley

Olivia Bell

Bailey Duscher

Sophie Carter

Ally Morris

Aelah Schroeder

15&U Cora LynnCoach Emily Brook & Karla Brook

PLAYER

Chloe Higgins

Chloe Mackinder

Jaimie Mackinder

Amber Douglas

Alahni Miles

Michaela Hopner

Kaylee McCubbin

Tylah Harris

Shelby Abdullah

17&U Korumburra-BenaCoach Julie Hillberg

PLAYERZoe PattersonAbby GrabhamHeidi BurgessEsther EvansElisha NicholasEllie NewtonDarci HolmesAbbey WoollardMaddie SmithJamillah EnbomErin TrewinJorja Whyte


BunyipReserves Coach: Shane Smith & Curtis JenkinNo. PLAYER

8 Jared Mills11 Brandon Allen12 Dylan Gallasch13 Brandon Pompeii 14 Brad Wolfe16 Jamie Hallpike18 Brent Heus19 Bryce Morton21 Ross McColl22 Adam Barton24 Trent Westwood25 Lochie Shaw26 Hayden Watson28 Ben Wright29 Shane Smith30 Tom Burrell31 Zach Baguley32 Jesse Walsh 34 Daniel Wright38 Bryce Westwood39 Harry McConnell40 Curtis Jenkin41 Josh Masset43 Jack Tomkins44 Rob Hughes46 Nick Roberts49 Bailey Beer50 Alex Wilkinson53 Sam Dowie58 Sean O'Callaghan59 Tom Blakey64 Des Young

SEMI FINAL 1 Reserves

PHILLIP ISLAND INVERLOCH KONGWAK


NETBALL

C's BunyipCoach Lisa Visser

PLAYERJo ClarkMegan HodgesKate JonesBrooke LieshoutDanielle McFarlaneGeorgie MitchellMonique MurrayTanya RobertsCasey WalkerHannah Whyte

B's Warragul IndustrialsCoach Liza Pharoah

PLAYER

Abby Brice

Abbey Commadeur

Kate Farrell

Sienna Green

Steph Keeble

Skye Lennon

Tania Mc Donald

Ash Wyatt

A's Nar Nar GoonCoach Georgia Keysers

PLAYERMeaghan WinterOlivia CopeAnna RobertsonHollie KeysersRebecca CoxGrace KeysersTaylor BeckEden EvansCaitlyn FarrMaisie Henwood

Koo Wee RupSeniors Coach: Ben Collins

No. PLAYER

1 Darren Sheen

2 Luke Mcmaster

3 Nathan Voss

4 Nathan Muratore

7 Luke Walker

9 Bailey Galante

10 Ben Miller

11 Brodie Yapp

12 Tim Miller ( C )

14 Brad Harding

16 Liam Hethrington

17 Sean Alexander

19 Jason Wells

20 David Collins

23 Joel Gibson

27 Mitchell Collins

30 Shannon Marsh

31 Troy Dolan

33 Nick Prowd

36 Rory Connelly

39 Caleb Milojevic

40 Mitch Cammarano

42 Kalin Parker

44 Matthew Voss

46 Cody Miller

70 Xavier Quigley

SEMI FINAL 1 Seniors

INVERLOCH KONGWAK KOO WEE RUP


NETBALL

Phillip Island Reserves Coaches: Jake Weir & Simon NolanNo. PLAYER

5 Daniel McGinley16 Arie Cook17 Todd Cleeland20 Josh Simpson21 James Nicolaci24 Kane Patterson25 Robert Linford32 Matt Jackson33 Nathan Love34 Seamus Murphy35 Kevin Taylor36 Lachlan Cleeland38 Ben Hamilton39 Josh Head40 Brodie Anderson41 James Lees42 Michael Feehan45 Brad Rodwell46 Leigh Woolford47 Rod McKenzie48 Brodie Brain49 Tahi Legg51 Caleb Thomas52 Luke Glossop54 Brad Redmond67 Jake Black68 Dale Larkin71 Nethaniel O'Brien72 James Spottiswood74 Blake Insall77 Connor Thompson

Cora Lynn Seniors Coach: David Main

No. PLAYER

1 Jai Rout

2 Ryan Speirings

3 Lachlan Peluso

4 Heath Briggs

5 Tim Payne ©

6 Luke Hartley

7 Jeremy Monckton

8 Nathan Langley

9 Jackson Dalton ©

11 Mitch Wallace

12 Troy Tharle

13 Brady White

14 Travis Woodfield

15 Shaun Sparks

18 Nathan Gardiner

20 Brayden Weller

23 William Thomas

28 Thomas Stiglich

29 Rylan Smith

31 Corey Brook

33 Brent Urwin

36 Chris Johnson

43 Kevin Vandenberg

48 Matthew Ferguson

50 Brendan Pullen

51 Michael Duiker

54 Jaxon Briggs

59 Kyle Grigg

C's DalystonCoach Emma Phillips

PLAYER

Khloe Kyne

Emily Turton

Jess Mattock

Finley Dempsey

Chloe McRae

Hayley Verboon

Renee Maloney

B's Nar Nar GoonCoach Ben Kitchin

PLAYERLaura McLarenVanessa StoccoMaisie HenwoodGemma MottRenee DeasonEden EvansCaitlin FarrHannah CarneyNaomi ThomasChantelle JoostenDanneil Kitchin

A's Korumburra BenaCoach Julie Hillberg

PLAYERSChloe HoggKimberley HillbergTarli HillbergJessica DrazziSeanan TrewinGemma DixonAnnelise Van RooyeZoe ArcherDarci HolmesJude ReynoldsHeidi Burgess


Nar Nar GoonU16 Coach: Chris Parker

No. PLAYER

1 Flynn Parker

2 Nate Pipicelli

3 Ryan Menzel

4 Bailey Beet

5 Tex Marsham

6 Tom Ferrari

9 Jed Murphy

10 Cooper Pursell

11 Riley Macleod

14 Callum Harding

15 Will Fahey

16 Hayden Carney

18 Ethan Katta

19 Kyan Reid-Bradley

20 Max Weinzerl

21 Euan Grierson

24 Jordy Mcdonell

26 Ryan Van Roy

28 Kobe Beck

29 Brodie Kendray

30 Jack Gribbin

31 Andrew Callum

33 Zac Dore

40 Blake Henderson

43 Blake Beilby

SEMI FINAL 2 U16

PHILLIP ISLAND NAR NAR GOON


NETBALL

Inverloch KongwakU18 Coach: Shane Bertacco

No. PLAYER

1 Thomas Simpson

4 Marcuss Toussaint ( C )

5 Cooper McInnes ( VC )

6 Aiden Box ( VC )

7 Scout Greenhalgh

8 Will Clarkson

9 Kyle Valentine

11 Campbell Scott ( VC )

12 Louis Braid

13 Archie Paxton

17 James Mercer

18 Joshua Pryor

23 Jack Hutchinson ( C )

24 Patrick Holian

26 Caleb Cummins

28 Patrick Harmer

29 Trav Christall

30 Jasper Kempset

46 Edward Clark

SEMI FINAL 2 U18

PHILLIP ISLAND INVERLOCH KONGWAK


NETBALL

Phillip Island U16 Coach: Sean O'Brien

No. PLAYER

1 Harry Berry

3 Tully Dickie

4 Keegan Poustie

5 Tom Aylett

6 Coby Olarenshaw

7 Max Walton

8 Dylan Susic

9 Will Taylor-Eagles

10 Jack Opitz

11 Leon Matthews

12 Lochlan Hill

13 Harry O'Brien

14 Kyle Griffin

15 Hayden Smith

16 Ky Kleeven

17 Orlando Kane-Gillard

18 Jack Speakman

19 Ben Taylor

20 Codie Jeffery

21 Tyce Kleverkamp

22 Darcy Excel

23 Jack Papas

25 Liam Dayson

26 Max Carpi

27 Tom Niven

31 Jude Grace

32 Finn Merryful

34 Jett McMillan

Phillip Island U18 Coach: Brad Thompson

No. PLAYER

1 Nick D'Angelo

2 Noah Bee-Hickman

3 Blake Thompson

4 Josh Ryan

5 Kai MacKenzie

6 Lachlan Ingiss

7 Nick Anderson

8 Blake Christopher

9 Levi Robinson

10 Jack Wilson

11 Jarrod Anderson

12 Cooper Wagner

13 Jarred Pearsall

14 Tarquin McMillan

15 Harry Anderson

16 Declan Chisholm

18 Marvin Sellars

19 Oscar Marks

20 Vinnie Bienias

21 Jess Gislingham

22 Daniel Bourke

23 Kirby Fuller

25 Keith Robinson

28 Zane Mattock

29 Finlay Cousins

43 Max Newman

17&U Phillip IslandCoach Janelle Smyth

PLAYER

Cailin Robinson

Charli Ross

Emma Felsovary

Gracie Dempsey

Mikayla Pedley

Nikki Williams

Sunday Brisbane

Tayla Kleeven

15&U Koo Wee RupCoach Shanae Ingram & Chelsea Ingram

PLAYERCaitlin AldersonPayton BoothDakota ByrneCharlotte CartmelTegan EastwoodZara McLeodAbbey SeurenChantelle StokkelChloee ThornhillTeegan ThornhillCharlee WebbPayton Humphrys

15&U DalystonCoach Andrea Grenville

PLAYERZoe Verboon

Hannah Grenville

Tess Britt

Ava Satchell

Ruby Satchell

Ruby Brosnan

Kalani Shepherd

Charlotte Morris

Molly Turner

17&U Inverloch KongwakCoaches Liz Sadler & Renee Pilkington

PLAYERAsha Boyd-MetselaarSophie HendersonSophia HughesIvy HunterRahni MannLaynee McKenzieJess RoweElla SadlerJessy SadlerMia Scott

13&U Phillip IslandCoach Cath Huther

PLAYERCharlotte O'BrienIsla CousinsLara SmythLily MewettMaya HutherMeika WhiteMia FostinPaige RileyRuby AndersonSienna McFarlane

13&U Cora LynnCoaches Monica Scahde & Lou Walsh

PLAYER

Lexis Schade

Olivia Helder

Shelby Crothers

Louise Chatfield

Jessie Pruvji

Skye McCubbin

Phoebe Nolan

Chantel Hatley


Koo Wee RupReserves Coach: Brett Hobson

No. PLAYER1 Josh Winter6 Jack Carson8 Ryan Wilby

10 Ben Miller13 Lachlan Walden14 Brad Harding18 Jesse Cammarano21 Matthew Cameron25 Matthew Drommel26 Jesse Hand29 Steven Greaves30 Shannon Marsh37 Dillon Allen41 Rian Healy43 Brad Jackman45 Matthew Jackman51 Ryan Sheahan52 Mitch Tribuzi53 Brannon Harrison54 Matthew Brady56 Adam Cammaramo57 Neil Watson59 Brody Sungalis62 Jamie Commerford63 Tom Glassborrow66 Max Bramich69 Luke Edwards70 Xavier Quigley71 Nick McNamara

SEMI FINAL 2 Reserves

TOORADIN DALMORE KOO WEE RUP


NETBALL

C's Cora LynnCoaches Tina Harris & Monica Schade

PLAYERMonica Schade

Emily Sutton

Immogen Nolan

Kaisha Stacey

Katrina DiCarlo

Bonnie Mildren

Charli Harris

Katelyn Downes

Toni Abrehart

B's DalystonCoach Oona Shepherd

PLAYERLaura WilliamsEmma TonPaige Holness Renee MaloneyAlyce WylieJess MattockKhloe KayneEmily Turton Hayley VerboonChloe McRae Finley Dempsey

A's DalystonCoach Jenny McRae

PLAYERBrit Thomas Jarney ThomasSophie ScottHannah McRaeAlana McRaeGrace McRaeGemma ThomasChloe BramleyAbby KirkJade Ray-Angarane Mollie Bloch

A's Tooradin DalmoreCoach Kelly Andrews

Captain Alex Duff

PLAYERAlex Maher

Jess Cox

Emma Iacovou

Tara Smith

Sara Duncan

Jess Maher

Ebony Mason

Rebecca Kinna

C's Tooradin DalmoreCoach Sara Duncan

Captain Leanne Ansalde

PLAYERMikaylah HowesBrooke NewcombeGrace IverachKate GillespieKatie LeslieErin McMillan Sharna O'DwyerZoe CoventryLayla Williams

B's Tooradin DalmoreCoach Kelly Andrews

Captain Rachel Cole

PLAYER

Stacey Deayton

Kelly Andrews

Stacey Sawyer

Shona Wells

Julia Hobbs

Bronte Evans

Emma Haynes

Holly Gillespie

Tooradin DalmoreSeniors Coach: Lachie Gillespie

No. PLAYER

2 Jake O'Donnell

3 Kristopher Sabbatucci

4 Luke Mckenna

5 Michael Hobbs

6 Adam Galea

7 Nicholas Lang

8 Rory Hillis

11 Andrew Proctor

12 Matt Livermore

14 Dylan Sutton

15 Dylan Wilson

16 Jordan Kelly

17 Bradley Lenders

20 Andrew Dean

23 Nicholas Schumann

24 Cameron Brown

25 Julian Suarez

37 Justin Smaluch

41 Cooper Shipp

42 Timothy Lenders

47 Bradley Butler

72 Waide Symes

90 Lewis Hill

Tooradin DalmoreReserves Coach: Craig Perrott

No. PLAYER1 Jordan Csincsi9 Jake Genoni

10 Adam Splatt13 Bailey Webb18 Curt Stevens19 Jason Kestle21 Thomas Bethune 21 Thomas Bethune 22 Nicholas Simpson26 Jordan Gillespie28 Scott Shea29 James Wheeler31 Stephen Boyle32 Nicholas Pouki33 Jake Cronin34 Michael Zinner35 Peter Hannan38 Daniel Stafford39 Ben Kelly43 Kyle Ingram46 Nigel Fisher49 Dylan Norton51 David Hull52 Adam Jacobs56 Benjamin Parrott57 Danyon Blew60 Kaleb Brice64 Liam Edgar69 Jaysen Bradshaw77 Mathew Sloper92 Connor O'Riordan96 Shannon Hughes

SEMI FINAL 2 Seniors

PHILLIP ISLAND TOORADIN DALMORE


NETBALL

Phillip Island Seniors Coach: Beau Vernon

No. PLAYER

1 Hayden Bruce

2 Brendan Kimber

3 Zak Vernon

7 Jaymie Youle

9 Leigh Warne

10 Alex Duyker

11 Marcus Wright

12 Alex Officer

13 Daniel Bourke

15 Matt Jones

16 Arie Cook

17 Mitch Moschetti

18 Jarrod Andreatta

19 Cameron Pedersen

22 Jordan Patullo

23 Max Mattock

25 Keith Robinson

26 Jason Tomada

27 Daniel Larsson

28 Billy Taylor

32 Matt Jackson

35 Jack Taylor

38 Ben Hamilton

40 Brodie Anderson

50 Alex Redmond

53 Levi Robinson

65 Mark Griffin

73 Henry Shawcross

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KORUMBURRA-BENA CLUB NOTES

FOOTBALL

As the 2019 season comes to an end we are very proud of our achievements throughout the year, we have worked hard developing our existing players and welcomed new players and families into the Giants, we have had success on the ground in all grades and with the strength and depth coming up from our junior Giants the future is very exciting. This finals season we have our Under 16’s, A Grade and 17 & Unders playing this weekend and we wish them all the best of luck Go Giants.....

Unfortunately our youth girls side went down to Phillip Island in the grand final but wow what a great effort, congratulations to you all for getting to the end and to Craig and Darren for all their hard work and commitment coaching the girls all season.

KBFNC would like to thank all our volunteers for the tireless effort everyone puts in to getting KBFNC up and running every season, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. We are holding a volunteers afternoon at the grounds after the 1st Semi in appreciation of the hard work all our volunteers provide around our club and we would love to see as many of you there as possible, come have a drink and a BBQ to celebrate.

KORUMBURRA-BENA CLUB NOTES

netball17 & Under

We knew we would have to be on our game to be super competitive against the Inverloch girls. Our defence did not let us down with many great turnovers and rebounds. Our court play was good but we struggled to find the extra turnover to get beyond 2 goals behind for 3/4 of the game. At the late stage of the last quarter we managed to get the turnover needed and were equal. The last five minutes were tense but we let ourselves down with a few errors due to the pressure created by Inverloch. Overall we played a great game and will sharpen up on a few things to prepare us for our game against Daylston. Well done Giants, let’s keep working hard for our finals campaign!! Final Score: Korumburra Bena 22 lost to Inverloch 26AWARDS: Socks – Erin Trewin & Korumburra Sports and Spinal – Heidi Burgess

A Grade

With our 1 win 1 loss history this season the girls felt confident of a good

competitive game against Daylston. Our first quarter was slow with Daylston fired up and not making the same mistake as last time we played them. They were hard to stop and the girls just kept chipping slowly away for 2 quarters to stay in the game. We were managing good passages of play but Daylston were doing the same. We changed our line up for the 3rd quarter and this changed our whole momentum on the court. We opened up the space and found the goalers free. Scores were even for the last quarter. We felt like the game had changed for us but Daylston grabbed a quick turnover at the start then the game slipped away very quickly. We know where our errors were and we will keep working as a team to sharpen them up. We take on NNG this week so hopefully a home crowd and strong netball will bring us a place in the Preliminary Finals. Go Giants!!Final score: Korumburra Bena 45 lost to Dalyston 53AWARDS: Middle Pub – Seanan TrewinThank you to our sponsors:Burra Sports & Cycles, The Middle, Enbom Builders, Korumburra Sports & Spinal Clinic, Luscious, Burra Brewery, Headrush Hair, The Austral


FOOTBALL

2019 SOCIAL CALENDAR

28th September: Grand Final - Breakfast

TBA: Presentation Night

Koo Wee Rup Football Club would like to thank our Major Sponsors for their continued support

NETBALLU 13’S VS INVERLOCH CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 13’S ON MAKING FINALS IN SOME OF THEIR FIRST SEASON OF SATURDAY NETBALL. UNFORTUNATELY OUR GAME ON SUNDAY JUST DIDN’T REFELCT ON THE AMAZING SEASON WE HAD TOGETHER. THE GIRLS WORKED HARD TO KEEP PUSHING THEMSELVES AND WE MANAGED TO CLOSE THE SCORE GAP BUT WE DIDN’T HAVE ENOUGH TIME. THE GIRLS HAVE SHOWN SO MUCH IMPROVEMENT AND WE CAN’T BE ANY HAPPIER.KWR 9 DEF BY IK 15

U 15’S VS CORA LYNNWE TOOK ON CORA LYNN WHO FINISHED ON THE SAME POINTS AND HAVING WON A GAME A PIECE DURING THE SEASON IT PROMISED TO BE A HIGHLIGHT OF THE DAY. WE GOT OFF TO A GREAT START AND HAD A 3 GOAL LEAD AT QUARTER TIME. IN THE REST OF THE GAME THE LEAD WENT BACK AND FORTH MULTIPLE TIMES BUT WE REMAINED IN CONTROL TO TAKE THE NAIL BITER BY ONE GOAL.KWR 22 DEF CL 21 BEST ON COURT – PAYTON BOOTH

C GRADE VS BUNYIPWE HAD A FEW NERVOUS MOMENTS IN THE BEGINNING BUT OVERALL A SOLID START. WITH PLENTY OF HARD-EARNED TURNOVERS AND GOOD PLAY UP AND DOWN THE COURT IT WAS CRUCIAL TO SCORE OUR END, WE UNFORTUNATELY COULDN’T GRASP THE MOMENT. OUR TEAM WENT ABOVE AND BEYOND TO SECURE A PLACE IN FINALS BUT UNFORTUNATELY DIDN’T GE THE RESULT WE WANTED. KWR 21 DEF BY BUN 27THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS FOR THE 2019 SEASON

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FOOTBALLA mixed weekend for the Goon in the first week of the 2019 finals. Our Under 16s played on Saturday at KWR against Garfield and they got off to a terrific start kicking the first five goals of the match. From that point they were able to maintain their lead and came away with a strong 30 point win. Best in a great team effort were Hayden Carney, Tom Ferrari, Tex Marsham, Nate Pipicelli, Bailey Beet and Ryan Menzel. The boys now get a crack at Phillip Island this weekend for a spot in the Grand Final – Good luck.The Under 18s played at Cora Lynn on Sunday in terrific conditions before the change came later in the day. The boys were a bit slow out of the blocks and found themselves chasing tail all day against a strong Cobras outfit. Unfortunately we couldn’t close the gap and went down by 36 points and that put an end to our 2019 season. Better players were Aidan Pipicelli, Darcy Reid-Bradley, Jarra Davis, Darcy Taylor, Jacobus Hynes and Kyle Buckland.Thank you to our U18s coach Dale Hynes, team manager Alex Motta and runner Troy Pipicelli who did a great job to get this team that was short on numbers all the way to the finals.Our Senior Presentation night is on Friday the 13/9/19 at Gumbuya World and our Junior Presentation day is on 15/9/19 at NNG FC.

NETBALLLast week we headed into our finals campaign with our A & B Grade sides. A Grade played an elimination final against Bunyip and came away with the win which will see them play Sunday at Korumburra. B Grade unfortunately lost their qualifying final against Dalyston, but will get a second chance and also play Sunday at Korumburra. Good Luck to both teams today. The Netball Club also wishes the under 16’s footy side Good Luck as they also won their game Saturday and advance through to the next stage of the finals.Don’t forget the Presentation Dates are: Seniors Friday 13th September at Gumbuya World and the Juniors Sunday 15 September at the NNG Football Social Rooms. Any queries please Contact Cheryl Joosten on 0416 166027.GO GOON


PHILLIP ISLAND CLUB NOTES

FOOTBALLThis week we make our way into the second week of the finals where we have all 4 sides on display. The Seniors, Thirds and Fourths all play on Saturday and the Ressies have to front up on a Sunday. The Seniors take on the inform Tooradin at Bass, we have had some great games against Tooradin this season, round 6 we won by 22 points but the game a few weeks ago we snuck over the line by just a couple of points. Fingers crossed we could have a few back this week from injury to strengthen the side up. Fun fact: last time we played a final at Bass it was in 2014 and we had a day out against Country footy powerhouse Fish Creek where we won 136-54 and went on to win the 2014 flagReserves – ah well we live to fight another day, but we now have to do it the hard way after a 3 goal loss against our arch rivals Koo Wee Rup. I don’t like to point fingers at the reason why we lost the game but it has to be said, James Mann, who’s he I hear you ask? He played

for the Island between 2006-2010 and managed 67 senior games, who cares I hear you ask? Well this selfish bugger decided to get married, 1 during footy season and 2 in Bali, and he decided to invite club legend and 268 game veteran Rob Linford and one of the coaches Jake weir, fair to say that’s a decent hole left in the side, cheers Manny, also known as the most beautiful human in the cosmos. Anyway, Brains (ironic nickname) played really well for the bulldogs to be named best on and Pup was also a standout. Congratulations to the great Dang-a-lang on his 150th club game for the Island, much like his previous 149 games he hardly got a kick but still got named in the best, pays to be a good bloke I guessPIFNC 6.5.41 def by Koo Wee Rup 9.5.59Goal Kickers: D. Larkin 2, D. McGinley, L. Glossop, C. Thompson, J. NicolaciBest Players: B. Brain, J. Lees, L. Glossop, D. McGinley, J. Nicolaci, R. McKenzie

NEtBALLU13’s - Quarter Final

The sun was shining for Qualifying finals Dalyston vs Phillip island at Kooweerup courts. Our little girls arrived a bit nervous but settled in as they warmed up to their dance tunes. Island got off to an amazing start sinking the first few goals. Our team was text book perfect throughout the whole game. Great passes, strong leads, awesome defence and shooters accurate. Island had a great lead 1st Q 10/3. Dalyston shuffled a few players and they found some momentum, keeping the next 2 Qs quite even. Our defenders were phenomenal and intercepted and rebounded so many shots. Our midcourters were fast and the ball flowed easily down court using such dynamic passes. Great team work between our shooters allowed them a sneaky pass or shot at goal.Island takes a great win and Coach Cath was very proud of the team. Every single one of our 10 girls took to the court and contributed to our fantastic win. Good luck to Dalyston next week.Scores: Island won 30 to Dalyston 21

U15’s - Elimination Final

These Teams had met twice during the season and both Teams had taken a win each, coming into an elimination final is like wiping the slate clean and starting again – the game could be anyones. Warragul kicked off with the first centre pass which Phillip Island managed to turnover and convert, within the first couple

of centre passes the Island managed to steal and settle back into a good rhythm. Warragul came back and evened the scoreline and both Teams seemed to go goal for goal in the first quarter, the scoreline being 5 goals to 4 in the Islands favour at the end of the first.With some rotational changes in the 2nd quarter, both Teams headed back out and Warragul come out strong, hard and fast and managed to turnover and convert the first few goals. The pressure applied by Warragul through the centre court made life hard for the Island to move the ball easily from one end to the other. Not to be outdone, the Island girls kept making good turnover which kept them in touch with Warragul. By the half time whistle, Warragul lead 11 – 10.Keeping the same Team for the 3rd quarter, Island went back out hoping to settle into a steady rhythm. Warragul had other ideas and again applied enough pressure through the mid court to make moving the ball through court to our shooters, keeping the Island to only 3 goals in the 3rd quarter. Both Teams had awesome support on the sidelines and knew the battle would come down to the last quarter, at many stages the quarter went goal for goal and at one stage the Island girls managed to level the scoreline. The final minutes of the game saw Warragul win some good turnover and peg ahead which kept them in good steed to finish 21 – 17.Congratulations to all Girls, it was a well played game full of good netball. Scores: Island lost 17 to Warragul 21

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FOOTBALLSaturday brought a wonderful day for the huge game against Cora Lyn Fc. The boys were up and about and started with the first goal of the game.The opposition followed with the next three. The speed of the game was amazing and both sides skills were fantastic. Tooradin slowly crept to a small lead in the second quarter and from then on their pressure, tackling and ball use was the best we've seen all season. With some inaccurate kicking in the third and fourth quarters, the door was still open for Cora Lyn but mid way through the last quarter, the Seagulls kicked away. Best on ground, Gendore Tractors and Machinery: Dylan Sutton2nd best on ground, Freeway Motor Group: Adam Galea3rd Best on ground after getting battered all day; Lewis HillThanks to Dan O'Loughlan and Geoff Bourke for the inspirational words this week. It was the best our boys had played all season and hopefully a sign of form to come.Get down to Kilcunda Bass Football Ground this Saturday the 24th of August and see our A,B,C grade netballers, Reserves and Seniors all playing on the same day for an oppurtunity for a Grand Final appearance.Congratulations to Adam Splatt on playing his 200th game earlier this month and to Michael Hobbs also for 200 games this week.An outstanding achievement from two wonderful clubmen. Well done boys.Our Under 14s are in a Grand final this Sunday, best of luck to you all. 2020 will bring exciting times to Tooradin with our Under 14 Grand Finalists coming through to Under 16s. If any players would like to get on board the Under 16s for next year or any former players, we would love to have you back at The Nest.For any information please call Vicki Craven on 0458731454 or Damien Bassett on 0429220506 or Lee Jones on 0409970850GO SEAGULLS

NEtBALLIt’s an exciting week for the whole TDFNC as we have our five senior teams across netball and football earning spots in Saturday’s Semi Finals and vying to secure places on Grand Final day.This is such a big achievement for the club and we wish everyone competing this week all the best!Our three senior netball grades enjoyed the week off last week having all finished top of the table and are excited to hit the courts this weekend to kick of their final’s campaigns.The A-Grade and B-Grade girls are both taking on Dalyston, who provided the teams quite the challenge both times they met during the home and away season so this should make for some great netball and a tough final on Saturday.Our C-Grade team will come up against Cora Lynn who they haven’t played since their first game of the season back in March, so they are a bit of an unknown for the girls. Regardless, the girls finished their season playing some great netball and will go out there and do their best again and hopefully come away with a good result.PRESENTATION NIGHT DATES:Our Presentation Nights have been set and we look forward to seeing everyone there to celebrate our great seasons and announce our award winners for 2019!· Junior Presentation Night – Friday 30 August – 6pm, for a 6.30pm start.All junior players will receive a free kid’s meal, soft drink and ice cream and we’ll have music and karaoke to follow the presentations. Parents and supporters will be able to order meals from the Sports Club at the conclusion of the presentations, with plenty of tables to be set up.· Senior Presentation Night - Friday 13 September – 6.30pm for a 7.00pm startTickets are now on sale for our TDFNC Senior Presentation Night to be held at the Tooradin Sports Club. Tickets are $60 which includes a three-course meal. Purchase tickets at www.trybooking.com/537569We’d like to take the opportunity to say another BIG thanks to our wonderful sponsors this year and for the support you’ve provided to our club. Thanks to our Major sponsors: Frenken Homes, Gendore, New Start Earthworks, Sherwell Gates, Tooradin Sports Club, C&M Steel Fabrication and Gold sponsors: All About Windows, Andrew Craven Concreting, Tides Bar and Grill, O’Briens Real Estate, DLS Kitchens, Tooradin Pharmacy and Bendigo Bank.GO SEAGULLS!!

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WARRAGUL INDUSTRIALS CLUB NOTES

Warragul Industrials Football and Netball Club

Tarwin St, Warragul, VIC 3800

Phone: 0407 221 779


Postal: P.O. Box 104, Warragul, VIC 352

Club Hotel Warragul

51 Queen St, Warragul, 3820

Phone: 03 5623 1636


Website: www.clubhotelwarragul.com.au

Position Name Mobile Email

President Dale Bainbridge 0418 512 712 [email protected]

Operations Co-Ordinator Geoff Kimmitt 0411 956 060 [email protected]

Secretary Lisa Kimmitt 0407 221 779 [email protected]/[email protected]

Executive Finance Contact Sean Mc Cullough 0400 536 895 [email protected]

Finance contact Lisa Kimmitt 0407 221 779 [email protected]/[email protected]

Football Operations Geoff Kimmitt 0411 956 060 [email protected]

Senior Coach - Football Stephen Ryan 0419 514 616 [email protected]

Netball Operations Tanya Brereton 0422 389 181 [email protected]

A Grade Coach - Netball Rachael Chandler 0418 403 467 [email protected]

Football Record contact Lisa Kimmitt 0407 221 779 [email protected]/[email protected]

Media contact Dale Bainbridge 0418 512 712 [email protected]

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SEASON OPENERSaturday 23 MarchCora Lynn 106 def Tooradin Dalmore 61ROUND 1 Saturday 30 MarchBunyip 39 def by Cora Lynn 80Nar Nar Goon 55 def by Tooradin Dalmore 66Korumburra Bena 49 def by Koo Wee Rup 103Garfield 27 def Warragul Industrials 5Kilcunda Bass 20 def by Phillip Island 103BYE: Inverloch Kongwak / DalystonROUND 2Saturday 6 AprilCora Lynn 97 def Kilcunda Bass 38Garfield 60 def by Inverloch Kongwak 80Korumburra Bena 39 def by Phillip Island 124 (N)Tooradin Dalmore 105 def Dalyston 57Warragul Industrials 39 def by Bunyip 79Koo Wee Rup 41 def by Nar Nar Goon 64 (N)ROUND 3Saturday 13 AprilCora Lynn 137 def Koo Wee Rup 71 (N)Korumburra Bena 81 def Warragul Industrials 69Dalyston 36 def by Nar Nar Goon 101Kilcunda Bass 25 def by Tooradin Dalmore 152Bunyip 66 def by Inverloch Kongwak 101Phillip Island 83 def Garfield 29ROUND 4 - SPLIT ROUNDSaturday 20 AprilPhillip Island 135 def Koo Wee Rup 46Inverloch Kongwak 107 def Dalyston 25Thursday 25 AprilTooradin Dalmore 81 def Warragul Industrials 57Saturday 27 AprilDalyston 84 def Kilcunda Bass 65Garfield 25 def by Bunyip 34Nar Nar Goon 54 def by Cora Lynn 67Inverloch Kongwak 71 def by Korumburra Bena 36ROUND 5Saturday 4 MayCora Lynn 72 def Inverloch Kongwak 59Garfield 83 def Nar Nar Goon 47Kilcunda Bass 26 def by Bunyip 108Koo Wee Rup v DalystonKorumburra Bena 21 def by Tooradin Dalmore 91Warragul Industrials 13 def by Phillip Island 89ROUND 6Saturday 11 MayWarragul Industrials 11 def by Cora Lynn 90Bunyip 70 def by Koo Wee Rup 73Dalyston 45 def by Garfield 47Inverloch Kongwak 96 def by Kilcunda Bass 34Nar Nar Goon 106 def Korumburra Bena 46Phillip Island 84 def Tooradin Dalmore 62

INTERLEAGUE BYE - Saturday May 18ROUND 7Saturday 25 MayKoo Wee Rup 116 def Warragul Industrials 38Cora Lynn 151 def Dalyston 24Kilcunda Bass 48 def Garfield 46Phillip Island 156 def Nar Nar Goon 40Korumburra Bena 51 def by Bunyip 82Tooradin Dalmore 106 def Inverloch Kongwak 88ROUND 8Saturday 1 JuneDalyston 29 def by Phillip Island 150Tooradin Dalmore 63 def Bunyip 50Inverloch Kongwak 85 def by Koo Wee Rup 88Kilcunda Bass 76 def by Korumburra Bena 97Garfield 58 def by Cora Lynn 72Sunday 2 JuneWarragul Industrials 41 def by Nar Nar Goon 104ROUND 9Saturday 8 JuneBunyip 102 def Dalyston 40Phillip Island 75 drawed w/ Cora Lynn 75Nar Nar Goon 86 def Inverloch Kongwak 55Warragul Industrials 109 def Kilcunda Bass 54Korumburra Bena 52 def by Garfield 92Koo Wee Rup 114 def Tooradin Dalmore 75ROUND 10Saturday 15 JuneDalyston 52 def Warragul Industrials 38Cora Lynn 39 def by Korumburra Bena 66Tooradin Dalmore 69 def Garfield 26Nar Nar Goon 65 def Bunyip 40Koo Wee Rup 56 def Kilcunda Bass 26Phillip Island 40 def by Inverloch Kongwak 58ROUND 11Saturday 22 JuneInverloch Kongwak 110 def Warragul Industrials 38Bunyip 37 def by Phillip Island 116Kilcunda Bass 49 def by Nar Nar Goon 92Korumburra Bena 91 def Dalyston 72Garfield 92 def Koo Wee Rup 75BYE: Cora Lynn / Tooradin DalmoreROUND 12Saturday 29 JuneCora Lynn 87 def Bunyip 46Dalyston 13 def by Inverloch Kongwak 124 Koo Wee Rup 83 def Korumburra Bena 53Phillip Island 153 def Kilcunda Bass 19Tooradin Dalmore 102 def Nar Nar Goon 68Warragul Industrials 33 def by Garfield 68

ROUND 13Saturday 6 JulyBunyip 109 def Warragul Industrials 43Dalyston 52 def by Tooradin Dalmore 136Inverloch Kongwak 109 def Garfield 44Kilcunda Bass 47 def Cora Lynn 163Phillip Island 112 def Korumburra Bena 32Sunday 7 JulyNar Nar Goon 109 def Koo Wee Rup 91ROUND 14Saturday 13 JulyGarfield 9 def by Phillip Island 102Inverloch Kongwak 68 def by Bunyip 79Koo Wee Rup 92 def Cora Lynn 68Nar Nar Goon 55 def Dalyston 20Tooradin Dalmore 74 def Kilcunda Bass 35Warragul Industrials 29 def by Korumburra Bena 36ROUND 15Saturday 20 JulyCora Lynn 89 def Nar Nar Goon 60Bunyip 55 def Garfield 36Kilcunda Bass 83 def Dalyston 75Koo Wee Rup 53 def by Phillip Island 85Korumburra Bena 46 def by Inverloch Kongwak 109Warragul Industrials 28 def by Tooradin Dalmore 134ROUND 16Saturday 27 JulyBunyip 95 def Kilcunda Bass 48Tooradin Dalmore 136 def Koo Wee Rup 93Inverloch Kongwak 122 def Cora Lynn 79Nar Nar Goon 79 def Garfield 50Phillip Island 186 def Warragul Industrials 19Dalyston 47 def Korumburra Bena 25ROUND 17Saturday 3 AugustCora Lynn 155 def Warragul Industrials 42Garfield 97 def Dalyston 22Kilcunda Bass 71 def Inverloch Kongwak 37Koo Wee Rup 71 def Bunyip 37Korumburra Bena 45 def Nar Nar Goon 96Tooradin Dalmore 89 def by Phillip Island 91ROUND 18Saturday 10 AugustBunyip 15 def Korumburra Bena 2Dalyston 35 def by Cora Lynn 72Garfield 39 def by Kilcunda Bass 53Inverloch Kongwak 58 def Tooradin Dalmore 30Nar Nar Goon 18 def by Phillip Island 42Warragul Industrials 16 def by Koo Wee Rup 78

WEST GIPPSLAND 2019 FIXTURE

QUALIFYING FINAL Cora Lynn 54 def by Tooradin-Dalmore 96 2nd SEMI Saturday August 24 PRELIMINARY FINAL Saturday August 31

ELIMINATION FINAL Inverloch Kongwak 47 def by Koo Wee Rup 76 1st SEMI Saturday August 25 GRAND FINAL Saturday September 7

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Korumburra(03) 5655 1133Koo Wee Rup(03) 5997 2133 Lang Lang(03) 5997 5599Leongatha(03) 5662 0922

Pakenham(03) 5941 1111Phillip Island(03) 5952 2633Venus Bay(03) 5663 7111Warragul(03) 5623 4744

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