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FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER REPORT

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AFL NSW/ACT has advised during the week that Robbie Turner has agreed to facilitate the review of umpiring in Southern NSW Robbie has been a past president of the Farrer FNL and the Marrar Football Club All clubs are being given the opportunity to provide feedback to Rob Turner in reference to the Review into Umpiring The following sessions have been organised 1n the following locations· 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 R111enna FNL Clubs) 6 30pm Monday 4th July · Coolamon Golf Club (TBC) (North West Club5) 6 .30pm ll 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 m1K of representatives including both exec-

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utive members and players/coaches Lead in information and questions w ill be cirrulated pnor to the meetings. The time line is for the review to be completed by the end of August AFL Riverina Representative Football Program; Seniors - The R1verma and Farrer representative teams have completed their representative program last weekend with some mixed results; Farrer v Black Diamond FL Farrer D -2, 5 · 6, 6 - 7, 9 - 13 = 67 Black 1-6,7-9,9-14,13-14 = 92 Farrer Goals- Pieper 2, Alex McKenzie 1, Aylett 1 , Admn McKenzie 1, Sheppard 1, Langtry 1. Driscoll 1,1 Webb 1. Black Diamond Goals - Ryan 5, Collins 2, O'Brien 2, Burke 1, Hunt 1, Keast 1 , Polglase 1 Farrer Best· M Wheatley, C Shields, D Pieper, D Hugo, M Sheppard, L Webb Black Diamond Best - T Hunt, C Bishop. A Darling, I Rawnsley, A Stewart, I Gibson RFL

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9-4 , 13-5,18-7,19-8 =122 Sydney 0-4, 3-7,3-8, 8-14 = 62 RFNL Goals Geppert 5, Runnalls 3, De britt 2. Orton 2, Maksy­mow 2. Aiken 1, Doswell 1, Collins 1, McPherson 1, Maddox 1 Sydney Goals Hogan 3, Edwins 1,Manley 1, Scoullar 1. Smith 1, Atkinson 1 RFNL Best - Maddox. Jenkins, Gaynor, Hunter, Anstee, Orton, Alken Sydney Best - Nicholls, Hanson, Mobbs, Atkinson, Manley, Fitzgerald. On behalf of Ben and I we would like to congratulate the Riverina and Farrer representative squads for their efforts on and off the field whilst in Newcastle. With both leagues travellirg together i1 was good to witness how good both squad got along with each other. I believe a lot of players got a better apprecia­tion of what is actually involved to play representa­tive football and how many friendships can be made from representing your league. Bob ··Gunny' Shields

In recognition of the great work tha1 the late Bob "Gunny" Hughes did for football and in particular in Southern NSW both games played for the Bob '"Gunny' Hughes Shields.

Juniors; Lasi weekend at the Griffith Ex-serviceman ground in Griffith the South west Juniors played the North­ern Riverina Football League in Under 11 's, Under 13's and Under 15's age groups. T he South West Junior FL won all three games against the deter­mined Northern Riverina FL. The South West and Wagga District Junior Football leagues will be playing each other on Saturday 18th June at the Narrandera Sportsground 1n the Under 13's, Under 14's end Under 15's. These games were a great success last year being played at Robertson Oval Wagga Wagga. These games again will be hotly contested and I encourage a ll football fo llowers to get along and watch some our g reat local junior talent.

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NARRANDERA is the final team standing in the way of a clean sweep of the opening round of games for Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong. The Lions will host the Eagles at Ganmain Sportsground on Sunday in a game that could possibly throw up a surprise or two as the first round draws to a close. GGGM have opened its title defence in brilliant fashion. winning its first seven games by a neat average winning margin of 73 points. Wagga Tigers has provided the biggest test to GGGM. closing within two points midway through the final quarter before going down by 26 points. Narrandera gets its chance on Sunday and the fourth-placed Eagles may just possess a team that is capable of causing the all-conquering Lions a headache or two. Narrandera ruckman Lachlan Hunter has been the form player of the competition so far this sea­son. Hunter pipped GGGM's Jacob Olsson for the starting ruck position in the RFL rep team and he

will be the key for the Eagles on Sunday. Olsson is likely to again miss for GGGM with GWS Giants commitments and this will pro•,ide Narrandera with a huge advantage through the middle of the ground. Part-time ruckmen David Karlberg and Jarrod Conway will be up against it in their bid to curb Hunter's influence, along with his more-than-ca­pable ruck-forward partner Phil Aumann. The Eagles also possess a few more bigger bod­ies around the ball than most RFL teams and won't be cast aside as easily as some other clubs have been against GGGM. The likes of Jim Rice and Tim Mathieson will be in and under. while Pat Horsburgh and Zane Litch­field will be dangerous outside the packs. The Lions will look to utilise its speed advantage and will be placing their faith in in-form pair Curtis Steele and Daniel Hitchens. Steele and Hitchens have enjoyed a strong start to the year and their pace through the middle of the ground has added another dynamic to an al-

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ready impressive Lions game. Then throw in Daniel Rankin. Mitch Carroll. Malt Rava, Luke Kohlhagen and Luke Walsh and it's not hard to see why the Lions are unbeaten. GGGM rarely get beaten at home but look for Narrandera to issue a serious challenge in the game of the round at Ganmain Sportsground.

GRIFFITH gets the chance to stay in the top five when it hosts an in-form Coolamon at Exies Oval on Saturday. The equation is simple for the Swans - win and finish the first round in the top five or lose and drop out. The wheels have hinted at falling off Griffith in re­cent weeks so coach Damien Scott will be after a much-improved performance from his team. Coolamon has won its last five games and is playing full of confidence on the back of strong contributions from all 21 players. This game will show us just how much the Swans

want to be apart of the 2011 finals action.

WAGGA Tigers will fancy its chances of regaining the upper hand over Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes on Saturday. MCUE has enjoyed their victories over Wagga Tigers in recent years and there is no doubt Tigers will be out to return the favour at Mango­plah Sportsground on Saturday. It is a must-win for Tigers and their finals chances, while MCUE will have some confidence after its last-start win over Turvey Park.

LEETON-Whitton should record a much-needed confidence boosting win when it travels to Maher Oval on Sunday. The Crows have been on the wrong side of too many close games in the opening half of the sea­son and will relish the chance to score a big win over the struggling Bulldogs.

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THE North Wagga AFNC will be holding a Breast Cancer Awareness and Fundraising event on the 25th of June 2011 at McPherson Oval Nth Wagga to raise awareness but more importantly much-needed funds for Breast Cancer Research. The events of the day will get underway at 1 0am and are going to include: • The first grade side playing in a one off special edition pink jumper. • A minutes silence will be held prior to the commencement of the first grade game to pay respect to those that have lost their fight with Breast Cancer • The under 17's and reserve grade sides will be playing with pink footballs • All netball grades will be playing in pink bibs and with pink netballs • There will be buckets taken around during all the fixtures to raise funds for Breast Cancer Research • After the days fixtures there will be a post match function where the jumpers worn on the day are going to be auctioned off with

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> Narrandera Imperial Football-Neball club will be holding a sportsmen's 11ight with the controversial and always entertaining Jason Akermanis on July 2. The event will be held at The Narrandera Pio­neer Hall, with plenty of raffles and auction items up for grabs. The night starts at 7pm with entry $35 a single of $60 for a couple. No BYO alcohol but BYO nibbles allowed Tickets are available at Landmark Narrandera and the Narrandera Bowling Club. For more information please contact Erin Varndell on 0408 115 959.

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RFL RESULTS - ROUND EIGHT

COLLINGULLIE·AK .... ............. ..... .. (105) 3.7 8.9 11.13 1515 WAGGA TIGERS ... ........... ....... ...... . (48) 2 1 4.5 6.5 7.6 Goals: (CAK) M Geppert 7, M Withers 3. J Meiselbach 2. B Absolum 2. B Aiken: (Wagga Tigers) M Elchells 3. J Simpson 2. S Flanigan, L Cameron. Best: (GAK) C Gow. M Geppert, J Meiselbach. B Aiken. T Edgar. M Pilon: (Wagga Tigers) J Simpson, J Anstee. D Davey, J Osbeiston, D Papworth, B Doswell. NARRANDERA ...... ... .......... ..... ... . (110) 2.2 7.6 13.12 16.14 GRIFFITH .. .......... ........ ............ ... . (87) 3.5 5.6 8.8 13.9 Goals: (Narrandera) Z Litchfield 3. J Grinlell 3. L Hunter 2, P Aumann 2, N Hetherington. T Orme, P Horsburgh. T Ma111ieson, T Sullivan. D Kenna; (Grittith) 8 Runnalls 8. K Duncan, T Valeri, T Buckley. D Crack. G Orton. Best: (Narrandera) P Horsburgh, T Mathieson, J Rice, L Hunter, Z Litchfield. P Aumann; (Griffith) M Noonan, B Runnalls, G Orton, G Snaidero, K Duncan, D Catanzariti MANGOPLAH·CUE ... .. ..................... (96) 2.7 6.10 9.12 13.18 TURVEY PARK .......... .. .................. (30) 01 0.1 OJ 4J Goals: (MCUE) D <le Britt 4. J Phillips 3. A Lieschke 2. C Willis 2, T Anderson. H Collins: (Turvey Park) not available. Best: (MCUE) B Fust~r. N L~wsor1. J Collins. A Lieschke, D de Britt. M Roberson; (Turvey Park) not available. COOLAMON .... ........................ .................... (62) 2. 1 5.2 5.4 9.8 LEETON•WHITTON ... .... ..... ......................... .. . (58) 6.2 7.2 9.3 9.4 Goals: (Coolamon) L Maloney 2. M Macauley 2, B Garrett 2, D Nash, B Nolte. L Nao: (Leeton-Whitton) B D'Garey 5, J Tnpodi, D Cornish, D Harrison, G Commins. Best: (Coolamon) D Nash, J Maddox. B Edyvean. C Lilchfield. G Aki. L Maloney; (Leeton·Wl1itton) B O'Garey. L Frazer, B Boots, M Brown, B Curley, B Killen. Reserve grade WAGGA TIGERS ...•........................ (91) 3.3 5.B 7.10 13.13 COLLINGULLIE·AK ... .... ................. (301

1.1 3.2 3.4 4.5 Goals: (WagJa Tigers) A Priest 4. J Hodges 2, B Gaynor 2. R Colvin. B Crawford . D O'Connell. J Larwood, E Fellows: (CAK) 8 Lenon. A Castles, S Atkinson. B MacKenzie. Best: (Wagga Tigers) J Hodges. E Fellows. P Battenally. Z Graham. A Battenally, E Lindon; (CAK) B Lashtrook. C Graetz, B T,evaskis. T Hines. B Lenon. J Slattery. NARRANDERA ...... ...................... (119) 3.6 8.11 12.16 17.17 GRIFFITH ....... .. .. ......................... (27) 1 1 2.2 4.2 4 3 Goals: (Narrandera) S Gehringer 3. M Mclellan 3. R Hetherington 2. M Stockdale 2. M T11ornton 2. C Brace 2, S Aboslom, M Flack. B Seymour: IGriff1th) R Jot111s. M Hogan, M Duncan, J Tyrell. Best: (Narrandera) B Seymour, D Longobard1, M Mclellan, S Gehringer, M Flack. M Stockdale: (G'iffilh) M Johns. C Harrison, T Wesley. S Simpson. C Burge, A Johns. MGUE 18.8 (116) d TURVEY PARK 8.8 (56) OOLAMON .............................................. .. (93) 3.1 7.5 11.7 14.9 LEETON·WHITTON ............ .......... .. ................ (28) 1.2 3.2 3.4 4.4 Goats: (Coolamon) T Bullock 3. R Maslin 2, D Crocker 2. T Gellert 2, Z Bradley 2. A Hard, N Armstrong, B Gordon; ( Lee· ton•Whitlon) M Aliendi 2. J Petulla, B Conroy. Best: (Coolamon) T Bullock. M Jarrett. T Owens. M Stephen· son. R Maslin, A Hard: (Leeton·Whit1on) K o·ca11ag11an, J Broadbenl. S Townsend. B Thompson. S Robertson, 8 Elwtn.

UNDER 17 WAG GA TIGERS .................... ...... (120) 4.2 10.6 13.B 18.12 COLLINGULLIE·AK ...................... .. (27) 1.1 3.2 3.3 4.3 Goals: (Wagga Tigers) E Lindon 7. J Lawrence 6. Z McCauley, E Hull, N Cooke, M King. B Graham: (CAK) C Uk 2. L Gunning. W McDonald. Best: (Wagga Tigers) E Lindon. E Hull, J Carroll, Z McCauley, B D'Rourke. L Gregurke; (CAK) C Uk, L Gunning, B Sonat, J Abbas, J Byrnes, B Byrnes GRIFFITH ............. ......... ........... . (107) 4.2 6.9 11 10 16 11 NARRANDERA ........................ ...... (36) 12 3.2 4.4 5.6

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Goals (Griffith) C o·Reilly 7, P Whittard 2, B Prendergast 2, B Watts 2, C Hutchison. T West, T Valeri; (Narrandera) S Longmore. S Faber, L McGilvrav. J Sander, J Jeans. Best: (Griffith) C O'Reilly. B Fitzgerald. D Peato. J Tyndall. T West, T Shannon: (Narrandera) J Sander. L McGilvray, S Longmore. M Morrice, J Vearing, N o·srien. TURVEY PARK 11 .11 (77) d MCUE 5.5 (35) LEETON·WHITTON ...... ............... ... ....... .... ..... (91) 3.2 6.3 11 .6 14.7 COOLAMON ..... ............................... ........ .... (23) 0.0 0.1 1.4 3.5 Goals: (Leeton·Whit1on) J Spina 4, L O'Callagl1an 3, T Meline 3. S Howe 2, T Morton. R Oldershaw: (Coolamon) H Mcl ach· Ian 2. D Climpson. Best: (Leeton·Whitton) G Halden, J Spina, P Vallance, R Car· 1011, J Pettit, T Meline: (Cuolamon) J Bradley, M Tilyaru. J Rap· ley. J Hooper. L Mcloughlin. J Tilyard.

LADOER Team PW L D B For Agst % Pis GANMAIN·GGM 8 7 0 0 1 844 332 2J4.22 3, COOcAMON 8 5 2 0 1 f.24 414 150.72 24 COLLINGULLIE·AK 8 6 2 0 0 820 637 12873 24 NARRANDERA 8 5 2 0 1 734 585 125.47 24 GRIFFITH 8 4 3 0 1 623 591 105.41 20 Wagga ngers 83401612 566 108.13 16 Leeton·Whitton 8 1 6 0 1 475 636 74.69 8 Mangoplah-cue 8 1 6 0 1 406 716 56.70 8 Turvey Park 8 0 7 0 1 259 920 28.15 4 RESERVES 1 TIGERS 8 6"1'0 1 713 247 288.66 28 2 CAK 8 6 2 0 0 617 420 146.90 24 3 GGGM 8 5 2 0 1 506 381 132.81 24 4 MC.U.E 8 5 2 0 1564 440 128.18 24 5 COOLAMON 8 4 3 0 1 485 455 106.59 20 6 NARRANDERA 8 3 4 0 1 481 490 96.16 16 7 TURVEY PARK 8 2 5 0 1 343 501 68.46 12 8 LWCROWS 8 1 6 0 1 303 638 47.49 8 9 GRIFFITH 8 0 7 D 1 ,·43 683 35.58 4 UNDER 17s 1 TIGERS 8 7 0 0 1 893 313 285.30 32 2 TURVEY PARK 8 6 1 0 1 823 255 322.75 28 3 LW CROWS 8 6 1 0 1 638 272 234.56 28 4 MC.U.E 8 5 2 0 1 575 441 130.39 24

5 COOLAMON 8 3 4 0 1 595 448 132.81 16 6 GRIFFITH 8 3 4 0 1 524 558 93.91 16 7 NARRANJERA 8 1 6 0 1 303 834 36.33 8 8 CAK 8 1 7 0 0 369 857 43.06 4 9 GANMAIN GGM 8 0 7 0 1 242 984 24.59 4

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Congratulations to the boys who represented the league last weekend. by all reports you all performed to your usual standards in what was a big win Special congratulations to Fatso on the captaincy of the RFL . It seems like an eternity ago that we travelled to Gnffith for what may have been our best performance for the year thus far But to be honest 1t was three weeks ago now so doesn't count for too much anymore Curtis Steele continued his stellar season to win the Spot1S Club Award. H1tcho has also been very consistent and won the Webbers Bakery Award Jarrod Conway enJoyed the return to the top grade showing plenty of strength up forward and winning the Sports Bar Plus Mug Rank's and Fatso were Just Rank's and Fatso and won the Riverina Machinery Award and the Coaches Award respectively The twos had to gnnd out a hard fought win to get home by the barest of margins Muo Kelly was on fire in front of goal to w,n the Bowling Club Award. Buckets was ever reliable (Ganmain Hotel) Our Sydney recruit Ferg (Sports Club Bistro). Jup Evans once again features (Coaches Award) and the Ag n Vet Mug was won by Wayne Bryon. The 17's travelled well, no four pc,nts but continued Improvemert Jcsh Ashcroft won the George Carrol Award. Daniel Steele the Coolamon Butchery Award Brandon Fleisher won the Jari Neilson Building Award and Wilham Lawton the Bowlo Bistro Award Mat Gawne took out the Grong Grong Hotel Award The boy's continue lo be very pos,t,ve and attack every game with the nght attitude which Is a credit to both coaches Luke Walsh and Mat Rava Keep up the good work boy's Dates for the calender. note these down at home. • Fnday 24th June 6-30 pm al the SPORTS CLUB for the Jurnor Chocolate Wheel. Hl1ndreds of prizes get along and support our future • Saturday 6th August the supporters and players coc kta,I nI9hl at the SPORTS CLUB. • Sunday 14th August 150 club draw at the SPORTS CLUB. -One of the clubs maior fundra1sers. -$100 a ticket for the chance to win S5000 first pnze and another 52500 In minor pnz:es. -Entitles ticket purchaser to dnnks and n1bbhes on the arvo of the ctaw. • Saturday 6th Ociober, Presentation Night at the SPORTS CLUB, This week we get back into the swing of the footy and netball sea­son and welcome Narrandera to our home ground and 1nv1te all supporters and visitors for a drink after the game up at once again the SPORTS CLUB. "Cam the Lions" 150 copies

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The Eagles have a tough task today taking on the unde­feated ladder leaders Ganmain Grong Grong Matong on their home ground. but will be confident after stringing three good wins together in the lead up If Narrandera can build on their form against the Swans. surely they would have to consider themselves half a chance of ending the Lions run of victories. It was a good win last round over Griffith with Narrandera putting together three solid quarters of football before tak­ing their foot off the pedal In the final term. The seconds made 1t three wins In a row with a big victory over the Swans and will be looking to get themselves into the top five with a win over the Lions today. Narrandera Eagles A grade netball side have gone from strength to strength this season with a win today against the Lions meaning they would have gone through half the season without having lost to anyone The team has a great mix of youth and experience this year and with B grade also pulling in some great showings there is always that extra added pressure to keep your spot. Both the senior and Junior clubs should be congratulated on raising over 53,000 combined for the National Breast Cancer Foundation and Narrandera CanAssist branch. Thanks are extended to Erin Varndell and Graham Flynn for all the hard work they put into organising the events. as well as all their helpers. Award winners against the Griffith Swans· First grade: Pat Horsburgh, Tim Mathieson. Jim Rice, Lachlan Hunter, Zane Litchfield and Phil Aumann. Whitby's Betta Electrical local incentive winners: Tim Mathieson. Zane Litchfield, Drew Kenna and Jannie Grin­tell. Seconds: Ben Seymour, Daniel Longobardi, Matt Mclel­lan, Shaun Gehringer, Mark Flack and Michael Stockdale. Under 17s: Josh Sander, Luke McGilvray. Sam Long­more. Matthew Morrice. Jacob Veanng and Nicholas o·snen. Netball: A grade Charles Sturt Hotel award Megan Flynn. B grade Murrumbidgee Hotel award Marni Purtill, C grade Original Skin award Bree Russell, Juniors 4GirlsFashion award Olivia Quirk and NAB player of the round Yvette O'Oonoghue. Everyone is invited back to the Narrandera Bowling Club following today's game. Go the mighty Eagles'

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The first grade team scored rts first win of the season pnor to 1 the bye when we defeated Turvey Park by 66 points on June 2 CHRIS WILLIS 4th at Mangoplah Sportsground 3 REECE COHALAN It has been a long time coming and the boys were all thrilled to 4 GEOFF SPRIGGS finally be able to sing the song after the victory. 5 NATT DAVIS There were plenty of stars across the ground but Ben 6 MATT BYRNE "Brenda" Foster won the Mug with Hunter Lloyd cla1m1ng the 7 DYLAN DE BRITT Thomas Blarney Voucher and Neil ''Lawso" Lawson and An- 8 XAVIER HIGGINS drew ·11cca" Lieschke laking home the other awards 9 BRAD ROBERSON In reserve grade the boys recorded a 60-poinl win with Alex 10 NEIL LAWSON "AK" K1llalea winning the Mug, Grant "Brucey" Bruce the 11 Thomas Blarney Voucher and Peter "Plugger'' Byrne laking 12 ANDREW VAN out the Coffee Club Award. ZAN TEN The under 17s went into the game a little undermanned and 13 LUKE THOMPSON went down by 42 points with Mark "Israel Folau·• Salau and 14 WILL RYAN Luke Maher among the best players 15 CHRIS HIGGINS In the netball circles. the gu1s suffered losses across the board 16 HARRY COLLINS but battled hard in each game 17 LACHY PARKER In the Juniors Montana Bennett won the Towel and K1rra Law- 18 ANDREW LIESCHKE son took out the Spray Tan Voucher 19 JEFF MILLAR In C grade Zoe Ou,tk won the Mug while Grace Ubnh1en was 20 PETE BYRNE awarded the Thomas Blarney Voucher. 21 MICK BYRNE In B grade the girls went down 63-33 with Maddie Dew win- 22 JACK COLLINS rnng the Mug and Sarah de Britt taking out the Athletes Fool 23 STEPHEN WHEELER Voucher 24 CAMERON BAILEY After a well-earned break for the long weekend, today we will 25 TOM ANDERSON be looking to keep the w1nn1ng feeling going when we play 26 ALEX DONNELLY nost to Wagga ngers at Mangoplah Sportsgrouncl. 27 NICK BAGGIO We would hke to wish all players and officials the best of luck 28 JAKE PHILLIPS and we would like to invite everyone back to the Mango Pub 29 ALEX KILLALEA for a dnnk and the awards after the game 30 BEN COOMBE Also. a reminder. the 300 Club will be neld next Sunday at The 31 GRANT BAUCE Thomas Blarney and all tickets need to be sold and returned 32 CHRIS ZELINSKI to Neil Lawson ASAP. 33 TRAVIS CDHALAN The dub would also like to congratulate three of our stars, 34 PETER TRELOAR Dylan de Bnn. Harry Collins and Geoff Spnggs who were se- 35 MARK ROBERSON lected ,n Rivenna Football League team. 36 TRENT HALOING The tno travelled to Newcastle last weekend and did them- 37 TRENT CDHALAN selves. our club and the league proud by helping RFL to a 38 JACK KILLALEA solid victo,y over Sydney under 23s 39 JOSH BYRNE So Until. .. Lawso takes up karate, Wheels wins another -100m 40 BRENT HEYD ON and Mr P keeps his shirt on .. Up The Plah!!! 41 SCOTT BURGE

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Welcome back to all after the long weekend break. Firstly congratulations to Josh Gaynor, John Anstee & Brett Doswell on their selection in the RFL rep side & win over Sydney U/23's. Last round we had a good start to the day with the 17's outclassing the demons by 93 points in wet & slippery conditions. Awards went to Ted Lindon $30, Elliot Hull $20. Jim Carroll $10 and Will Morley collected the towel. The seconds had another convincing win dis­patching the second placed demons by 10 goals. James Hodges knocking on the door for a re­call to firsts got plenty of the ball to take the players mug & KOORINGAL HOTEL award, another trying to force his way into the top grade in Ted Fellows picked up the BRIDGE­STONE award while Aaron Battenally collected the club towel. In first grade ii was not the re­sult lhat the playing group or supporters wanted, being outclassed by all over the ground by the Demons to go down by 10 goals. John Simpson worked hard in defence all day to win the players mug, John Anstee was his usual reliable self to collect the KOORINGAL HOTEL award. Daniel Davey took the BRIDGESTONE award and Damien Papworth grabed the towel. This week we venture to Possum Park to take on Mango in what is usually close hard footy. The firsts will have a little bit of motivation in Josh Gaynors 150th game for the mighty Yellow & Black. Josh has given his all to the club & I'm sure we can repay him today. Tonight we have the Black & Gold Ball at the PCYC so let's grab the wins in the footy & net­ball and head back for a great night.

1 PAT NOONAN 2 JACKSON OEHM 3 JOSft GAYNOR 4 SAM GAYNOR 5 JOHN ANSTEE 6 TOM POWER 7 DANIEL DAVEY 8 SHAUN FLANIGAN 9 RYAN MILLER 10 WARREN BARTLETT 11 ANDREW PRIEST 12 MICHAEL PRYDE 13 BRENTON CRAWFORD 14 BRETT DOSWELL 15 LEWIS BURKINSHAW 16 RHYS MCALISTER 17 LEIGH CAMERON 18 RYAN COLVIN 19 MITCHELL COLVIN 20 JOSH LARWOOD 21 TEO FELLOWS 22 JOHN SIMPSON 23 JAMES HODGES 24 SAM RYAN 25 ZAC GRAHAM 26 ANGUS DURNAN 27 SAM PARNELL 28 MATT DOSWELL 29 PAUL BATTENALLY 30 PAT GAYNOR 31 TOM HALSE 32 CHRIS CONDON 33 BRENDAN FLANIGAN 34 TODD KRAUSE 35 JOEL BRADBURY 36 NICK RYAN 37 MATT ETCHELLS 38 JOE WALDRON 39 ASH OICKENBERG 40 JAMIE CARROLL 41 MICHAEL CONNOLLY 42 SCOTT LUCAS 43 TYLER CUNNINGHAM 44 BRENDAN GAYNOR

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Well the long weekend has come and gone for another year. But just to wind back a few days before we move on with the season. 2 weeks ago we took on Narrandera on there home turf. The Junior Netballers won 42-30 with Maddy Lyons getting the Players Player (Athlete's Foot) award. and Tennille Soott& Danni Chambers getting Macca's awards. C Grade also won 54-28 with Amy Perez leading the way here for the girls. B Grade went down 53-62. Jessie Dillon got the Mug while Annette Waide was also in some good touch winning the Macca's award. A Grade lost 40-56, with Peta Larkin being voted by her peers Players Player and winning the Mug for the night, Louise Robertson won the Coaches (Macca's) award. The Under 17's had a big win over in Narrandera 107-36, Josh Tyndall was the best for our boys on the day winning the Footy Focus Voucher, Deon Peato won the Mc­Donalds Voucher, little Ben Fitzgerald the Swans Towel and Cory O'Reilly with a bag of goals the Swans Canteen Voucher. Keep the good work up boys. Reserves again battled hard all day but eventually went down 27-119. Scott Simpson won the Match Day Sponsor award, Tom Wesley was strong down back winning the Au­tomart award. Michael Johns did his first grade prospects no harm winning the McDonc11ds Voucher and Cameron Harrison also showing that his r119ular showings early in the season in fir,;t grade have him playing great footy winning the Berton Wines award In First Grade we went down l>y just under 4 goals. Match Day Sponsored Awards were awarded to Glen Snaidero & Dean Catanzariti who battle hard all day to try and stop Narrandera's forwards. Beau Runnals won the McNabb Caltex award for another Bag of Goals. Matt Noonan took hOme the McDonalds Award and Guy Orton the Berton's Wines award. This week we complete the round of matches taking on Coolamon Hoppers here in Griffith. lets show them what we are made of this year and have a win towel­come the Swannies Ball after the game. That's right the Ball is on at the Main Exies this Saturday night. so make sure you book your ticket before the night. Also our Match Day Sponsor this week is Fred Cote Electri­cal, so duck down to see Ken Wells and his team for some of the latest in Electrical Appliances for you home.

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Three things I learned this week 1. I thrnk we play OK in the rain. 2. The 17's must have killed a Chinaman whilst walking under a ladder when a black cat crossed their path. 3. Leeton's bar has a great view. A mixed bag of results at Leeton, with two wins In footy but no luck on the hotmix. The 1 's used their "Get out of Jail Free" card for lhe year. falling In Oya few points after trailing all day tn a pretty ordinary performance. We were kept in the game by Mezza Maloney. who stood out like Jofla at a Royal tea party to take the award Jnfecta of Comm Club, Calcutta and players player. Mitch Robbo was back to his mean stingy self again down back to get the Hopper voucher, with other ( rare ) good player,; including Shark. the Clock and Dom - a game best forgonen. Tl1e 2's seem to be gelling their act together. and scored an impressive win. D J Ash racked up a mountain of touches to score the Comm Club dinner, Mauo continued his nch vein of form to take the Hopper Voucher. and Gumby Steve Is bash• Ing lhe door down to l's selection. starting more winning moves than Chocka Carroll al the Rules Club disco The H's again were pushing crap uphill with a short roster, but never gave up in their loss to the young Crows. although they didn't do themselves any favours with their sloppy dis­posal. Boii Mcloughlin dominated proceedings hke a wha'e In a goldfish bowl to take the Comm Club prtze. with solid sup­port from Snake Tilyard ( Hopper voucher )and Jack Hooper, whose name suggests he could be a circus acl as well as a footballer Things haven·t got any better on the numbers front 1111th injunes to Jesse and Dan - hopefully they can get back soon We got spanked on the hotmix. going down In all grades against a hot Leeton combo ( that's not saying our gi~s aren't hot either ). In the P.s Coolamon Hotel went to Maddy Kew ( she's not mad - thai's 1ust her name shortened up ) and Steel Supplies went to Mrs Garrett. B's Milney award went to Seri­nah Leary. with the SS lo Mindy O'Bnen. Amy Buchanan took Jhe No Flies in the C's with Riggles Macauley the Ajanta voucher, while Ashley Brill ( Bakery ) and Nicola La11,g ( Sox ) were the standouts In C2. The Juniors Canteen voucher went to Paige Garrell. with Lotlle Plem1ng snagging the Ajanta th1ngy. A quick glance al the ladders showed that the Crowettes were on top in 4 grades - they must be pretty good. This week the fabulous bus trip to Griffith . Yippee!- II we play like last game we'll probably cop a hiding. Lei's make the lnp back more enjoyable w,th some wins. CARN THE GREENS!

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The Mango game was effectively out of reach early for the 1sts with a disappointing showing in the first half. The efforl after the main break was a lot better on the back of anolher big game from Truman Carroll (Mug/$50) lim Bcckmans (Envy Hair) went back to provide some run out or defence. Jeff Fletcher (Dominos) produced a strong 4 quaner efforl. and the ball­winning ab1hly of Daniel Tooze (Milton's Gear) was on show again. Steve Smith was rewarded with 3 late goals in h,s senior debut for the Club. The 2nds led narrowly at half lime but were outplayed there­after and ran out of steam. Brodie Elworthy (Mug) continues to press for a senior spot. Nathan Flanigan (Tolland Hotel) ran hard all day, Kyle FarTL1g1a (Dominos) continues to develop nicely, and Jason Wells (Socks & Stubby Holder) provided some good leadership around the packs. The 17's took lhe foot of the pedal late 1n the game, but they'd done enough early to get the points They"ll need a 4 quarter effort against lhe Crows today A few iniunes have struck the boys In recent weeks so hopefully the recovenes are speedy. Kyle Farrugia (Ladies Aux. $20) is 1n good form, Jeremy Sykes (E•ploil) kicked another bag, Ja,e Carey (Dominos) was busy and Seb Graf (Hunters Towel) stood tall when re­quired. The netballers had a clean sweep and all grades are sitting pret1y In the top five as we ;ippror1ch the halfw<>y mark A Grade - Mel Sykes (Mug & Athlete's Foot), Michelle Lumsden (Hunters). B Grade - Nicole Gleeson !Mug & Warehouse), Melissa Wood (Hunters) C Grade - Ca rile Rake (Mug & Rules Club). Leonie Johnson (Hunters) Juniors - Jo Fernando (Cache), Molly Cunningham (Hunters). Get over to lhe court to support the girls today as Leeton-Whitton are always tough op­ponents. The Casino Night wr1s enIoyed by all a fonnight ago, and I'd imagine the Sunday was unproductive for most. Ho-Train. Amy and Andrea wouldn't look out or place manning the !ables at Crown. and the half time e1terta1nment wouldn't look out of place al Bar 20. Pencil in the 9th July for the Annual Ball. our night of nights. and one not to be missed Also a reminder that any outstanding money for registration and clothing is due to be paid now. Welcome to Leeton-Whitton today and we invite all back to the Rules Club tonight for ,iwards and the MP.mhers nraw (which has jackpotted). GO THE DOGGIES!

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Well for a bye weekend the Club had a fair bit on, on the weekend. The Leeton Auskick Girls got to go to the SCG to play at the h;ilf time interval. Irv said all the girls had a great time. but they did get a little bit wet with the weather they have had in the last week. The U/15's Father and Son trip to Melbourne was also held with m;iny boys and Dads getting to see their first AFL games live. They went to two games over the weekend. On Frid;iy night the Silver Circle was held with Charlte Corbitt the winner. Brad Boots went away with the Representative side to play a Sydney U123's side in Newcastle. Both Brad and the side had good games to win the match easily by 60 pts. This week two of our young stars play milestone games for the Club. Brad Boots plays his 100th and Daniel Sullivan plays his 1501h First Grade Gr1mes Both these young men started playing first's while they were still playing m the old U/ 16's comp They have been great players and examples for their team mates with their courage and leadership. We wish both boys all the best and hope they can get a win tc remember this day with. Now to our last game? Another one we let slip from the jaws of victory. Hopefully time will tell whether we learn from these near loses and turn them into victo­ries. Bryce O'Garey was again a stand out with four first quarter goals, and finished with five for the day. Cal In the ruck was also good. Micks Two's were again overwhelmed by a bigger and more experienced team Keep working boys and learn from Mick and Broady. Langy's U/1 Ts contin­ued on their merry way with another good perform­ance This week will be the big test for the boy's coming up against the lop team. The netball girls have only had one loss for the year to date to lead the way in most grades. Coach's She!­ley, Claire and Foxy are doing a great job. so keep it up. GO CROWS11

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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 25 CHARMAINE KEMBER 26 KATE ROBERTS 27 CLARE HOOGERS 29 RACHEL KEMBER 30 CLARE LAWTON 31 JAC BAKER 32 REBECCA EVANS 33 KRISTIN EVANS 34 RENEE LUC~S 35 LAUREN BRILL 37 EMMA TAYLOR 39 MICHELLE CORBETT 40 cMILY MCCAIG

41 EMMA ANGOVE 42 JESSICA KENT V 43 KATE GILLIES 44 CHRISTINA GUTHERIE 45 JOANNE MCCREADY 46 AMANDA LENON 47 EMMA CORBETT 4B KELLY NOBI E 50 SHANNA CROZIER 51 BROOKE TAYLOR 52 COURTNEY ARMITAGE 53 DENISE DOWNS 54 SARA CORBETT 56 BRIDGET WALSH 57 DEANNA TAYLOR 58 JAMIE ANGOVE 59 KIRSTEN SHEPHERD 60 KATIE BENSCH 73 SHANNAN GUSTOWSKI 76 PRUE WALSH

NARRANDERA 1. TONI MIMMO 2. GILLIAN LEE 3. STEPHANIE RIDDELL 4. KIM RICE 5 CASSIE LEE 6 MICHAEL WOORE 7. BREE BURDEN 8. LEONIE MOYLAN 9. BREE RUSSELL 10. BRITTANY VEAR ING 11. YVETTE O'OONOGHUE 12. HANNAH HYDE 13. EMMA Pl LTZ 14. RENEA QUILTER 15. KAITLYN HISCOX 16, BEG REILLY 17. NORA LOGEMAN 18. GEORGIA LEE 19. RACHAEL MCLEAN 20. ZARA MCINTYRE 21. LISA PATERSON 22. ERIN VARNDELL 23. MADI LEE

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GRIFFITH SWANS 1 KAREN CONLAN 2 LANI HOUSTON 4 PITA LARKIN 5 JACINTA SCOTT 9 GEORGIA FULLER 11 MELINDA GADSBY 12 TENNILLE SCOTT 13 CAPRICE CENTOFANTI 14 EMILY MCCLURE 15 CHLOE FULLER 16 MONIQUE CUSACK 17 REGINA LINNEGAR 18 EMMA GROAT 19 MEG SIGNOR 20 MADELINE LYONS 21 TAYLOR CHAMBERS 22 MADALINE TESTONI 23 REAGAN DUNLOP 24 MICHAELA DODO 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 OROURKE KIRRA LAWSON LANI REI MILLIE RYAN MONTANNA BENNETT SOPHIE BLANCHARD ALEX MCRAE

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23. MELISSA EDWARDSV 24. CASEY POMEROY 25. DENISE EDWARDS 26 .IESSICA WADLEY 27.

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RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE RESULTS A grade: Narrandera 56 d Griffith 40. CAK 52 d Wagga Tigers 42. Leeton-Whitton 41 d Coolamon 25. B grade: Leeton-Whitton 39 d Coolamon 17, Narrandera 62 d Griffith 53, CAk 41 d Wagga Tigers 40. C grade: Leeton-Whitton 54 d Coolamon 22. Griffith 54 d Narrandera 28, CAK 34 d Wagga Tigers 21 C 2 grade: Leeton-Whitton 50 d Coolamon 19. Juniors: Leeton-Whitton 47 d Coolamon 6, Griffith 42 d Narrandera 30. Wagg a Tigers 35 d CAK 4.

Ladders A grade: Narrandera 30 (1 44.21 ). CAK 28 (135.32), Leeton-Whitton 26 (122.08). Turvey Park 16 (100.81 ), Wagga Tigers 14 (94.44), GGGM 12 (95.89), MCUE 8 (90.05), Coolamon 8 (63.86), Griffith 6 (78.!:J7), B grade: Leeton-Whitton 32 (210.69). Turvey Park 24 (150.68). CAK 24 (102.72), Coolamon 20 (97.82), Narrandera 16 (98.06). Griffith 12 (108.65), MCUE 12 (72.44). Wagga Tigers 4

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C grade: Leeton-Whitton 32 (323.13), Griffitt, 24 (140.93), Coolamon 24 (108,13), CAK 22 (112). Turvey Park 14 (86.63). Wagga Tigers 12 (89.18), GGGM 8 (73.31), Narrandera 8 (56.41), MCUE 4 (33.99). C 2 grade: Leeton-Whitton 16 (278.13), GGGM 12 (92.86), Wagga Tigers 8 (73.39). Griffit11 4 (64.37), Coolamon O (58.04). Juniors: Leeton-Whitton 32 (318.89). Turvey Park 26 (258.62), Grififlh 26 (195.38). Narran­dera 18 (116.89), GGGM 16 (64.95). MCUE 14 (99.43), Wagga Tigers 8 (75.56). Coolamon 6 (40.81). CAK 2 (26.18).

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RIVERINA UMPIRES ASSOCIATION

I hope everybody enjoyed the break over the long weekend. I know a lot of people took the opportunity to head to Melbourne and catch an AFL game. a few went to Swan hill for the races, and one umpire got in the good books with his wife, and took her away to Singapore for their 20th wedding anniversary. Well done Pottsy! 1

Back into the footy though for the second hal f of the season, and a couple of milestone games for some RUA members this weekend. Russell Walker umpires his 250th game for the RUA this weekend. Russell is a loyal member of the RUA. always making himself available to umpire matches. Most weekends would comprise a senior game one day with junior matches the next. Russell has been the Junior umpires co-coordinator, and has been on the RUA Committee. Congratulations Russell on this ter­rific achievement, and enjoy the day. RUA President. Rob Wilson celebrates an indi­vidual milestone out at Ganmain this weekend, when he officiates in his 400th game. This fig­ure comprises over 200 games with the Bendigo Umpires Association in Victoria, and the rest with the RUA. Rob of course is well known 111 AFL circles around the R1venna and we wish him well in his

milestone game today. Congratulations to Mater De1 Catholic College on their win in the 201 1 Carroll Cup The RUA is pleased to be part of this annual event. It's terrific footy. and it allows the RUA to give some young umpires experience running with senior members. The RUA is short on numbers this year, and we urge anybody interested in umpiring to come and join us. The RUA trains at Maher Oval from 6pm every Tuesday and Thursday under the direction of fitness advisor Craig Ambler. You'll be made more than welcome. and of course it gives you the opportunity lo watch our great game from the best seat in the house. It's also handy for a bit of pocket money. Due to a shortage of umpires this year. we have been assisted by some clubs to help us fill up­pomtments especially when 1t comes to goal umpires and boundary umpires. The RUA is grateful or the assistance and sup­port we receive on a regular basis from such clubs as Coleambally. Temora, Leeton-Whitton, and Griffith. Nothing is too much trouble for these clubs, and the RUA appreciates your ef­forts. Thanks also to other clubs within the AFLR who have helped us out during those weeks when we have found ourselves short.

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FROM PORT MORESBY TO COOLAMON

RIVERINA Football League club Coolarnon has a long and proud history of strong recruitment and this year has been no different. Wayne Weidemann, Matt Hard, Nigel Scott and Sam Keenan are just few of the big names that spring to mind when it comes to Coolamon's recruiting in recent years. The Hoppers have a knack of being able to bring quality players to the region and this year has been no different. Initially the Hoppers welcomed four Queensland players to the fold and while only two remain, Ben Cadzow and Dorn Nash have proved more than worthwhile acquisitions. The two other recruits that have caught the eye of late have been the names Larry Nao and Greg Aki. The two teenagers are no ordinary recruits. Larry and Greg arrived in Wagga recently straight from Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea. The two lads are products of AFL

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programs and academies that have been put in place in PNG, that is now starting to see several promising players corning across to Australia . Ironically, the link between the two PNG players and Coolarnon came through one of its latest recruits Ben Cadzow. Ben's father Andrew Cadzow was sent to PNG in 2000 to work as an AFL develop­ment officer and he was instrumental in lift­ing AFL's profile over there. Nao and Aki were just two teenagers to benefit from PNG representative teams that travelled to Australia to compete in the Queensland under 14 and 16 state carni­vals. They played their first full season in Australia last year with Nambour & Hinter­land in the Queensland state association di­v ision two. Then through Cadzow's link with Coolarnon, Nao and Aki have been given a second year of Australian football.

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COOLAMON TAPS INTO PNG FOR RECRUITS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 25 Coolamon coach Scott Easdown said the partnership has worked well for both the football club and the two players. "Larry and Greg have been really good," Easdown said this week. "We're really happy with the way they've come straight into ii and they're playing some good footy. "It's a good opportunity to broaden their horizons and experience country footy. "I think there is something like 27 PNG foot­ballers in different Australian leagues now. It just shows the good work the AFL is doing there." Nao has established himself as a capable small forward, while Aki has impressed across with some hard hitting across half­back. "I usually play forward pocket and switch in the middle," Aki said this week.

"I'm starting to switch in the middle more now and it's good." Nao and Aki are quietly spoken teens but have proven popular among their Coola­rnon team mates. At the moment, they are doing volunteer work with Wagga's AFL House, while also working with Coolamon builder Tony Rudd. The only difficulty in settling in has been the cold weather, which is something totally for­eign to them. "We're getting used to it now." Nao said with a grin. Regardless of what happens for the remain­der of the season on field at Coolamon, the recruitment certainly has been something different for both the two young men and the football club.

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BULLDOGS' PROACTIVE RESPONSE

AS PER the media release below from the Turvey Park Football and Netball Club in re­gards to their club public meeting regarding a lack of volunteers. I would like to commend the club for taking the positive step to address the current weakness in their club structure. The club has not sat back and complained po or us, they have engaged their members, supporters and their community to help. It is up to the clubs community to make sure all the roles are field at the club for the 2011 season and beyond. I would encourage all other clubs in a simi­lar position to make sure they utilise the services of AFL NSW/ACT but more impor­tantly their members, supporters and com­munity to help their club executive to run their football and netball club.

TURVEY PARK MEDIA RELEASE 3 June 2011

On the 2 June 2011, The Turvey Park Foot­ball and Netball Club (TPFNC) held a Crisis Meeting to discuss the current issue of lack of volunteer support within the Club. Terry Ness. ~esident of the TPFNC has been buoyed by the positive outcomes that have emerged from this meeting. Terry said after the meeting T his is a positive step in the right direction; we knew the help was out there, we just needed to do something to ensure the members were aware of the situation The meeting was well attended with approx 80 people in attendance. This amount was

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made up of players, netballers and support­ers. Paul Habel, AFL NSW Community Football Manger Southern Region was also in attendance and together with Shane Buchanan, Football Operations Manager AFL Riverina provided support and advice in the lead up to the meeting. The TPFNC would like to acknowledge and thank them for this support. The positives to emerge from the meeting were as follows: T he TP'FNC is financially sound and

stable. Reg ardless of what the scoreboard says.

this or any season. the TPFNC is a proud and strong Riverina Football League club and together, can move forward in a positive manner. T here were a number of quality people

willing to step up and be more involved in terms of the future directions of the Club. T here a number of people interested in an

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players to step up and volunteer for various roles needed to be carried out on game days. T he relationship between the Senior and the Junior Football club will be strengthened by the appointment of a Joint Club Liaison Officer. Terry Ness stressed that this w as our Club s Step One; Step Two now seems a lit­tle less daunting and will be a more positive and accessible task Terry would also like to thank the Turvey Park Junior Football Club for their support through this process, both now and into the future, w e look forward to a more integrated partnership between the Senior and Junior Club The TPFNC Committee would like to thank all those supporters that attended the

meeting and provided valuable input: and they also urge any Turvey people that could not attend to follow the lead of the people in the room last night. For further enquires please contact Wendy McPherson. Secretary of tt1e TPFNC on 0419 289681 ,

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SWJfl Under 11 GANMAIN GGM ....... . ........... (~ft) 0 4 -16 5 13 714 f~MORA ..... .... :fr .... . . ..... 56 ..... .......... !4tJ Goals: (Ganmaln GGM) Riley Corbell 3. \la, McCaru 2 Cameron Lrnsell. A03n1 Brill. (Temora) Dominic Drumore 2 t ,arn McKelvie flamtsh G3yno,. W1lh.1m Reinhold Best: (Ganmaln GGM) R•tey Corbett. Cameron Linsell. MJllhew Ha,nbl,n Jayden HJyes. Frase, Meoz,es. Jack Sase. (Temora) Bryce Co,nlord Samuel Connolly. Ethan Mckmnon Hamish Gaynor. Liam Mckelvie ~~IFFITH SWAN~

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COLEAMBALLY.. ..... ................................ (18) 0 0 1 0 20 30 Goals: (laeton,Whilton) Nathan Tang 4 Oan,el Brenn.an, (Coleambally) Ryan M;ir,nes 2 Samuel Breed Best: (Leelon·Whinon) Ka, Schme1Ze1 Jason Burk• Da1I,cI Brennan Kobt $Ii.,w Nalhan rang Cooper Sharman. (Coleambally) Samuel Breed. Jack Hudson. Clu•stopher Hayes Ryan Mannes, lltyce Rogers. James BJthanan ~~RRANOERA .. :i& ..... .... .... G°iii .... ........ WI ~~IFFITH GIANT~ 4 ......... ..... 36 ..... ........... (~OJ Goals: (Narrandera) Jack Grmlell 2, Ryan Aruus 2 Isaac Williams?, Cooper l•ons, Harrison Kimball, Macauley Sm,11, (Grlllllh Giants) Ryan McWhrrler. Angus Kennedy. Angus Tucke,. Giuseppe Hovere Best: (Narrandera) Jack Grmlell. Max HickenbothMn, Thomas Savagr Ryan Argus, Bryce Sanders. Connor Vearrng. (Grlllilh Giants) Zack Vardanega. Isaac l yndall Ryan McwI111Ier Ethan Mulholland. Isaac Campbell Doug Anhur Under 13 ~E?MORA .. ...... i:ii ............ 79... . .. WJ GANMAIN GGM ......................................... (22) IO 2 0 2.0 3 4 Goals: (lemora) Scoll Tassell 3 Zane Gregory?. Jacoo ,u,ne,. Clancy Mackey; (Ganmaln GGM) Brake Ryan 2 Jellrey Clark Bnl: (Temora) Ueylon Ne,en. Zane Gregory. Dav,d Murphy, Wilham Tapprell. Brendan Goesch. Jack Goesch. (Ganmaln GGM) Daniel Foley Brake Ryan. seoas11an Gral1Jm, Luke Noble. Angus Cutnm111\Jefhey Clark WTON· HITTO~ ij ............ f i6 ... ........... i1fJ COLEAM8ALLY ....... .... .. .......... ..... (7) 00 00 0 1 11 Goals: (Leeton-Whltton) Jontc Schmelzer 4. Tyh (vans:>, ,lameson 800111, K~yan Tuckell Ryan Gordon (Coleambally) luno11,y tlayes Best (Leelon•Whlllon) lyh Evans. Wrlham Ormond, Samuel Cooper, Jake Wood, Keyan lucken. Hayden Huebner (Coleambally) James Lyell. T1mo111y Hayes Tom Rice, Carey Mader Sa111u~I Breed Ryan Mann•s NORTHERN JfTS ..... .................................. (80) 23 ~7 67 1114 g~IFFITH SWANh .... .......... ii.ii ................. ioJ Goals: (Northern Jets) Jack Harpe, J Jack Semrn1e1 3. Manhew Seymour Jacob Bell. Joe G11111er Jeromy Luca<

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WOJFL Under 15 WAGGA SWANS ...... ............... .. .. (851 5.2 6.3 87 1213 ~ ST WAGGA KOORINGf ~ ............. .......... 2°i" ......... .. .. ..... (i~J Goals: (Wagga Swans) Jesse Lawrence 8, Thomas Byrnes 2. Jarrod Braid. lacNan Lloyd, (East Wagga Kocringal) Cody Andersen J. Jake Bram, Jostl.Ja Nelson Best: (Wagga Swans) Jesse Lawrence. Nallian Mclean, Thomas Pocock. Alexander Plem,ng, Andrew Emery. Thorias Byrnes. (Easl Wagga Kooringal) Jake Brarn. Brlly Ryder. Jesse Soolsby. RIiey McMullen, Alex

~~~~H O~~~a~r~'.v"'.°. .i is· ........... .. .... ..... ·12 2·1· ...... ........... 1131 J ~iOLAMON O.O . ...... ..... i'0 .. ...... .............. 16J Goals: (North Wagga) Jack Gregory 2. Mrlchell Condell?. JosepI1 Banks 2 Trav,s Rowley. Harrrson While. Lachlan Galtney. Corey Murray. Manhew Palon. Sam Burgmann, (Coolamon) Bradley w,11,s 8esl: (North Wagga) rrav,s Rowley, Joseph Banks. Mitchell Condell. Hamson While. Corey Murray. Dale Ahboll. (Coolamon) Jack Turner Joshua Richards Harvey DanIheI Sam Glyde. w,rson King EASTI.AKES MCU .. ......... . .. ... J55) 14 36 5.11 713 TURVEY PARK ..................................................... . .. .. (43) I 3 26 56 67 Goals: (Easllakes MCU) Swan Carey 2. Aaron MacPherson 2. Mallhew Gepperl. Conno, Galvin. Samuel Hadlreld; (Turvey Park) Ayden Hill 3. Liam Ded1111. 8en1amln Lawrence. Isaac MackeI111e Best: (Eastlakes MCU) Connor Galvin. Sean Griffin, Harrison H1mmelbe1g. Padrrc Grrflrn. SIUarl Carey Kane Oreusl. (Turvey Park) Michael M~llingly. Isaac Mackenzre. Zachary Masterson. Ayden H,11. Jesse Cunringham. Hayden Ashcroll Under 13 NORTH WAG GA ................ . 2 2 4.4 ~iOLAMON .... .. O O

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TRYC ................................ .... (79) 3.3 8.8 9. 10 11.13 EWK ........ .............................. (78) 3.1 4.4 10.5 12.6 GOALS: (TRYC) D Hugo 3, C Ward 2, A Dejong, A Rid­ley, B Gibson, M Ward, J Driscoll, J Brown; (EWK) C Jackson 4. M Clarke 3. J Cuttle 2, B Roberts 2. J Coombes 2, J Robinson. BEST: (TRYC) D Hugo. D Pieper, M Glasgow. A Dejong, B Ball, J Driscoll: (EWK) M Clarke. S Smith. J Robin• son, J Coombes, C Pedler, R Mehlstaubler. CSU ................................... ... (97) 4.1 8.3 13.6 15.7 COLEAMBALLY ..................... ... (49) 1.1 2.4 3.6 7.7 GOALS: (CSU) S Nalder 5, C Shields 3, S B~lding 2, A Verhagen 2. B Farley 2. A Norton; (Coleambally) N Jones 3, R Lothian, S Casey, D Tuohey, T Pound. BEST: (CSU) B English. S Balding. S Nalder, A Verha• gen, P Anderson, L Kelly: (Coleambally) R Bull. C Pound, R Lothian, G Eddie, M Barry, S Pound. NORTH WAG GA ........................ (99) 2.2 5.4 11.6 15.9 TEMORA ............. ................... (98) 2.7 5.12 12.13 14.14

GOALS: (North Waooa) J Thompson 4. J Campbell 3. B Carey 3, J Margosis 2, A Mckenzie, I Rutland, A Hall­croft: (Temora) A Reid 4, B Moye 4, S Fisher 3, S Black­well, D Ponting, C Stacey. BEST: (North Wagga) J Luff, J Lucas, A Hallcroft. K Cross, J Campbell. A Mckenzie: (Temora) B Patlison. M Oliver, C Block. T Mcauley. S Blackwell. MARRAR ................................ (96) 3.8 6 13 8.15 13.18 NORTHERN JETS ...... ... .... ....... .. (69) 3.0 5.4 8.7 10.9 GOALS: (Marrar) G Reid 4, J Kahlefeldt 2, B Turner 2. M Bahr, B Graetz, S Mcintosh, B Langtry, C Butt; (Northern Jets) Mi Foster 4, A Bonny 2. J King 2, J Richards, C Bell. BEST: (Marrar) J Kahlefeldt, B Turner, M Sheppard, G Reid, B Langtry, J Suckling: (Northern Jets) C Bell. S Russell , P Davey, J King, B Prentice, M Wheatley.

Reserves EWk .............. .... ...... .. ....... ..... (58) 3.3 6.8 8.10 8.10 TRYC .................................... (44) 1.2 1.4 3.7 6.8 GOALS: (EWK) R Girling 3. M Turner 2, D Honeysett. D Cheney. JGrieve: (TRYC) M Norbury 2, B Sonneman 2,

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K Garrett, K Harding. BEST: (EWK) s Morris, C Lemon, M Gow, D Cheney, w Rolla, M Pedler: (TRYC) M Norbury, D Bunn. B Camp­ton. C Salter, K Garrett, M Angel. CSU ........... ..... ....... ..... ........ .. (89) 3.5 5.7 9.12 12.17 COLEAMBALLY ........ .......... ..... . (27) 10 2.1 3.2 4.3 GOALS: (CSU) T Mckillop 4, J Angel 2, T Smith, G Langford, M Housler, A Byrne, J Kent, N Devitt; (Coleambally) C Mcfadyen 2, M Munn, J Buchanan. BEST: (CSU) T Smith, T Mckillop. N Devitt, D Gale, A Julian, A Byrne; (Coleambally) M Whiteman, A Noack, J Buchanan, A Evans, D Mannes, R Thurgood. NORTH WAGGA .. ...................... (175) 6.9 14.10 18.1 5 26.19 TEMORA .......................... .. .... (40) 0.0 0.3 4 .3 6.4 GOALS: (North Wagga) M Barnes 8. M Howarth 6, N

Kelly 4, N King 2, C Flack 2. T Curtis, B Alexander, L Grear. L Waldron; (Temora) D Flack 2. D Neven, L Flakelar, J Steinhardt, J Driver. Best: (North Wagga) N Kelly, C Flack, M Howarth, L Grear, T Curtis, M Barnes; (Temora) L Flakelar, R Jefferies, D Flack. T Winkley, C Flack, J Driver. MARRAR ... ..... ........ ......... ....... (1D6) 4.5 9.6 13.7 16.10 NORTHERN JETS ...................... (1D) 0.0 0.2 1.3 1.4 GOALS: (Marrar) C Mitter 4, S Raufers 3, K Roberts 2, D Mckelvie 2, M Malone 2, K Stubenrauch, L Fmemore. B Carroll: (Northern Jets) T Maguire. BEST: (Marrar) B Rice, S Raufers. B Carroll, L Finemore, K Roberts, M Cummings: (Northern Jets) A Ryall, J Dixon, D Pullen, K Drown, J Fisher, T Clark.

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UNDER 17 NORTH WAGGA ... ....... ....... ...... . (125) 7.2 9.9 14.11 18.17 TEMORA ... ..... ..... ........ .... .... .. ... (9) 0.0 0.0 0.3 1 3 GOALS: (Norlh Wagga) L Waldron 6, B Price 4, C Win­ier 4. N Blake, A Butt, N Krucke! , K Hardinge: (Temora) A Gerhard. BEST: (North Wagga) C W111ter. L Waldron, T Post, A Butt, C Carey, B Price: (Temora) D Flack. D Neven. J Thompson. D Quinn, R Slanmore, A Gerhard. NORTHERN JETS .......... ........... . (80) 2.4 5.6 1011 1114 MARRAR ..................... .......... . (36) 2.2 4.5 4.5 5.6 GOALS: (Northe, n Jets) M Haddr,II 6. J F1shor 3. T Clark. T Carroll; (Marrar) Z Newcombe 2, H Basham. A Harrington. J Malone BEST: (Northern Jets) T Clark. H Murdoch, M Haddnll J Fisher. T Carroll. L Walker; (Marrar) J Malone. H Basham. C O'donnell. C Snow, M Harrington. A Har­rrngton.

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TRYC 6 1 0 768 605 128 94 24 N WAGGA 5 2 0 649 700 92.71 20 EWK 4 3 0 700 547 127.97 16 CSU 2 4 1 621 667 93.10 10 N Jets 1 5 1 506 686 73.76 6 Temora 1 6 0 658 915 71.91 4 Coleambally 1 6 0 481 680 70. 74 4

RESERVES: Marrar 24, TRYC 20. North Wagga 20. EWK 20, CSU 16. Northern Jets 4, Coleambally 4. Temora 4 UNDER 17: North Wagga 28. EWK 24. Northern Jets 16, Temora 16. Coleambally 12. Marrar 4

NETBALL RESULTS A grade· TRYC 48 d EWK 23. CSU 48 d Coleambaly 18. Temora 50 d North Wagga 36. Northern Jets 38 d Marrar 36 B grade: Temora 50 d North Wagya 36 TRYC 35 d EWK 32. CSU 39 d Coleambally 27, Marrar 37 d Northenr Jets 34 . C grade: Temora 29 d North Wagga 19. TRYC 39 d EWK 16. CSU 55 d Colearnbally 20, Marrar 18 d North· ern Jets 6 Junio1s. Norlllen Jets 32 u Marrar 7.

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LADDERS A grade: CSU 28 (187 13). Northen Jets 24 (169.52). Marrar 20 (128.57). Temora 16 (129;22). Coleambally 12 (87 55). TRYC 8 (92. 17). North Wagga 4 (69.69). EWK 0 (36.44) B grade: CSU 24 (136.53). TRYC 24 (129 9), Temora 20 (113,27) Northen Jets 14 (101.55), Marra, 12 1106.25). North Wagga 8 (73.21). Colearnbally 4 (86.54). EWK 9 (7.J.19) C grade· TRYC 28 (249.65). CSU 24 (292.59) Marrar 20 (195.62). Northern Jets 8 (67.42), Temora 8 (65.79). North Wagga 8 (53.26). EWK 0 (51.23) Juniors Temora 16 (307.5) TRYC 12 (300). Northern Jets 12 (129 51). Coleambally 8 (80.25). Marar4 (13 79).

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Reserve grade Michael Barnes (North Wagga) 20 Joel Grieve (EWK) 19 Ryan Girling (EWK) 19 Kurt Stubenrauch (Marrar) 18 Kane Harding (TAYC) 17 Mathew Howarth (North Wagga) 15 Jell Angel (CSU) 12 Scotl Raufers (Marrar) 12 Cameron Mitter (Marrar) 11 Chris Ward (TRYC) 10

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EAST-Wagga Kooringal gets its second crack at Farrer League leaders Marrar within the space of five weeks at Langtry Oval on Saturday. The Hawks have proven to be a genuine premiership contender over the first half of the season and shape as the major threat to a Marrar versus The Rock-Yerong Creek grand final. Five weeks ago, the Hawks entered the second half against Marrar on even terms only for the game to get away from them during a one-sided third quarter. The final margin was four goals. and EWK has since pushed TRYC to a one-point game as the Hawks get better by the week. Despite the heartening performances and a far superior percentage, EWK sit behind North Wagga on the table in fourth posi­tion. The Hawks really need to knock over either Marrar or TRYC at one stage so help cement a top-three finish and Chris Jack­son's men will fancy their chances on Sat­urday. Shane Smallwood has jumped ship from North Wagga to EWK and has apparently overcome a serious knee injury to be right to play for the Hawks. Smallwood's appearance will be sure to spark some interest given he left to Bombers in similar fashion this time last season. There is no secret the form of coach Chris Jackson and star recruit Matt Clarke has been the big reason behind the Hawks' surge up the ladder. Jackson troubled Marrar's defence in their

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last clash and he will again prove a key on Saturday. while Clark will need to stand tall against a red-hot Marrar midfield. The Bombers have lost Josh Suckling and Graeme Reid to an overseas trip for the next month. while coach Dean Howard is still set to miss an extended period of time. Marrar sit undefeated however and will back midfielders Brad Langtry, Marty Bahr and Josh Hagar, along with its fire power of Marc Sheppard and Brad Turner up for­ward. The game should be a cracker and the Hawks will put the acid to Marrar and see just how genuine the Bomhers are.

NORTHERN Jets will need a victory over North Wagga on Saturday if it wants to keep its finals hopes alive. The Jets have slipped off the mark in re­cent weeks and host the third-placed Saints at Ardlethan. The Jets are a win plus percentage out of the top five and need to find form. These two teams met five weeks ago and only one-point separated them as they played out a controversial one-point thriller under lights at Maher Oval. Jets coach Michael Wheatley was best-on­ground for Farrer League last weekend and watch for him to step up on Saturday.

CHARLES Sturt University will host a resurgent Ternora team at Peter Hastie Oval on Saturday. The Kangaroos have come good over the past two rounds with a thumping win over Northern Jets. followed up by a narrow loss to North Wagga.

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Finals would still be on the agenda of both clubs and a loss will be devastating to both teams' chances.

THE Rock-Yerong Creek make the trip to Coleambally to complete the round on Saturday.

There was not much between the two teams last time and the Magpies will be out to consolidate its high position on the lad­der with a big win. Coleambally is a better team at home how­ever and will fancy its chances of pushing the Magpies all the way.

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Coly Blues took on CSU at Coly in wet conditions two weeks ago. Coly were totally out classed In the worst perfonnance for the year by the sen­iors. Best players in a disappointing result were Ryan Bull, Rob Lothian and Carl Pound. Nathan Jones led the goal kicking with three majors. Congratulations to Grahame O'Connell for play­ing his 100th senior game. Coly 1st grade are now in a position where every game is a must win to stay in finals contention. Reserve Grade went down to younger and more polished CSU line up good to see returns to the paddock for Jay Pound and Adam Boag. Best player Matt White­man and Andrew Noack. Coly were also beaten a by Leeton in juniors both U11 and U13 but Coly were very competitive. In netball the U/11 girls got the day off to a promising start with an excit­ing game, the crowd really enjoyed the close game, eventually the Leeton Crows came out the winners 4 goals to 3. Both Danielle Mannes and Abbey Young had a terrific game and were the award winners. From then on things began to slide for the blues although all teams battled hard the results reflected the capable teams we were up against. U/13 lost by 11 goals to the Crows best on court were Hannah Buchanan & Ella Painting who received this week's awards. Our C grade team struggled to match the very skilled Bush Sows going down by 35 goals. The Elders award went to a determined defender - Amanda O'Connell and the Mug to Emma Painting. B Grade looked to be a lot closer matched and they only lost by 12 goals. Awards went to Tara Pound and Erin Dunbar - who stepped up to B grade and was right at home. A grade took on a very polished side and although defeated by 30 goals put in a strong defensive game. Awards to Maddie Mannes and Kate Jones. Looking for­ward lo some positive results this week. Don't for­get everyone is welcome to the Casserole night after today's games against the TRYC who we welcome to coly for the first time hope your enjoy our da .

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I hope everyone enjoyed the long weekend! Congratulations to all the rock boys who competed In the rep game at Newcastle! No awards from hawks sorry but what a nail­biter it was in first grade1 Today we take our first trip to Coleambally let's hope we bring the points and wins home with us! Netball function and ladies day next week­endl I hope everyone will support eachother and contribute one way or another! I hope the boys have been organising the reverse drawl Set for the Sunday after the ball! Mer­

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MARRAR BOMBERS

For most of us It was nice to have a general bye however we did have Representatwes playing for the Farrer League against the Black Diamond League in Newcastle wrth Brad Langtry as Cap­tain of the Farrer League side Apparently we were competrtive against the stronger side with Marc Sheppard and Marty Bahr and Brad all named amongst the Best Players for Farrer. We also had a number of other players chosen in the initial squad which indicates the strength of the Marrar Football club this year What a close match the week before against a tough and un­comprom1sing team ,n the Northern Jets. Jets asked the question of us and we were able to provide the answer, but not without some scary moments Jazz Kahlefeldt just continues to go from strength to strength this season and thoroughly deserved the Mug for the Best Player award. Graeme Reid may have had a late start to the season but he 1s making up for lost tine wnh another great match and took out the $50 Sportsman Hotel award It wasn't much different for Ben Langtry from playing his way through the Reserves to playing firsts. He Just keeps winning best player awards and it was good to see Bangers take out the S20 Sporties Award Matt Cummins 1s playing some damn good football 1n the Two's and was clearly one of the best against the Jets Wetcome back to Kezza Roberts. Couldn"t keep him out of the action and showed why he will be knocking on the door of F,rst Grade very soon. Kezz won the Marrar Hotel six pack award Les Finemore jusi keeps showing up as one of the best every week In the Two's to take out the Worl<out Gym award and me ole mate Scott Raufers dazzled the opposibon with bnll,ant play to with the South Wagga Bu1Chery meat pack. The Marrar Baby Bombers did not record awn but Matty Q'.

Donnell winning the best ptayer award. Unfortunately, the netball coulis were quite wet early on and our C Grade played through until half time when the match was called off. The A Grade side ctecided to baHle it out 1n Coolamon and were Just beaten in a close game by 2 goals. Emma Coombe played extremely well to take out the best player award. Our B Graders deClded to delay their game unt~ the Thursday and had a gocid win. Ladies day was a resounding success and a big thankyou goes to Jammie and Tanya Grentell from Scientific Pest Management for being the main sponsors of the day. I know all the Boys pitched 1n and helped out so the Ladies could have a relamg day dnnk,ng champers, wine and enJoy1ng lhe footy The Ladies do a hell of a lot for the Footy and Netball Clubs and should be congratulated on a Job well done Tooay we meet the EWK Hawks on our home ground. One of

1 DEAN HOWARD 2 ANDREW HIGGINSON 3 BRETT HOWARD 4 BRAD LANGTRY 5 BRENT CARROLL 6 BEN LANGTRY 7 JARED KAHLEFELOT 8 MARC SHEPPARD 9 CHASE MACINTOSH 10 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 DURIGO 20 JEREMY BAHR 21 KERROO 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

BURKINSHAW 31 JUSTIN GRAHAM

32 GRAEME REIO 33. JOSH HAGAR 34 DANIEL FOX 35 CAMERON MITTER 36 PAUL PRICE 37 JOSH HABEL 38 GLEN JONES 39 SAM TURNER 40 SCOTT POPLE 41 SCOTT RAUFEAS 42 BRETT RICE 43 44 JOSH HANLON 45 46 47 JADE HODGE 48 MITCHELL OAUCE 49 JOEL ROBINSON 50 CRAIG WEBSDALE 51 RICHY ROBINSON 52 MATTHEW ERICH 53 JUSTIN HYDE 54 LES FINEMOAE 55 MATT SCOTT 61 BRAD PATTISON 62 BRAD TURNER 63 JASON KENDALL 64 BRODY OLZARD 65 PAT KNAGGE 66 MATT CUMMINS 67 ROBBIE POLLARD 68 SHAUN LOWRY

the big 1mprovers m season 2011 and will be a real test for our Boys today We still have a fair 1niury list but given the

strength of our Reserve Grade hst we have been able to find our way home each game of this season. Deano has welcomed the week off last weekend and wil still be able to field a strong side against EWK to ensure we re­main competitive. Deane said we must continue to enJoy our footy, make sure we look after our Mates and make this your personal best game of the Season so far GO THE MIGHTL Y BOMBERS!!!!II!!

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EAST WAGGA KOORINGAL HAWKS

Pipped at the post is 1 term that could be used to describe last rounds loss. after a brilliant 3rd quarter it looked like the hoodoo. which is our lack of a win at home, was about to be broken but The Rock had other ideas and stole a 1 point victory in what was a great battle. Tile 2·s continued on there winning way whilst the 1 Ts had a week off due to lack of players in the pies 1 Ts. Tile 2nd grade burst out of the blocks and by half time looked like they held a match winning lead, not sure why but the boys went to sleep in the 2nd half and nearly got rolled. In the end though they hung on and continued their marcll up the ladder. The biggest man on the universe according to coach Chene won the mug in a dominant display of ruck work. while Chris Lemon. Gowie and Micky P rounded out best players. In the 1 s it was 3rd V 2nd and we gave ourselves a huge chance of grabbing 2nd spot. a couple of The Rocks more experienced players were the difference 1n the end. Even though we are yet to beat a side above us some mental advantage can be taken out of this game and we just have to be prepared to play a full 4 quarters of footy. We can match it with the best sides, Smithy had a blinder off half back to win the mug and was well served by Grizz. Knoxy. Clarkey and Coombsey. Unfortunately I don·t have the netball awards this week but I can remember the player of the day went to Erin Quintal. well done Ez. Now the girls were again beaten in all grades but as they say in the clas­sics it's not whether you win or lose it's ... you know the rest. Just a snippet of info on the netball girls, some might say they aren't trying or whatever just be­cause they haven't had a win yet. but in fact there have been extra training sessions added which in­clude sprints. laps around they oval in the dark. Indian file running and of course plenty of court time. So when they are striving to improve as much as they are. it's only a matter of time before they wiU be blow­mg opposition teams away. Good work girls. This week it"s out to Langtry Oval, note to all te;ims· bring you·re A game! Best of luck to everyone and see you back at the "R1ngal.

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SCHUMACK 25 DEAN SPENCER 26 JUSTIN COUGLAN 27 KIEAEN LEWIS 28 BILL JURY 29 BRENT PRICE 30 ROBERT MCMAHON 31 DOUG MOLENTIN 32 MITCHELL TURNER 33 JULIAN AMOS 36 DANIEL HONEYSETT 38 ZAC ROBINSON 39 ALEX MCKENZIE 40 CHAIS PARA 41 BRENTON ROBERTS 42 JASOtl COOMBES 44 LUKE ROE 45 JASON CUTTLE 47 JAKE EMERY 48 SIMON REID

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CHARLES STURT UNIVERSITY BUSHPIGS

Welcome Pig fans to what is the halfway mark of

the season. Today we take on Temora in what is another im­portant game for the club after strong wins in all grades against Coleambally last round. In the netball: C grade won 55 - 20 with the votes going to: 3 Meagan Petzlee 2 Millie-Jane Harris 1 Courtney Gibson In B grade the girls won 39- 27 with the votes going to :

3 Sarah-Jane Guthrie 2 Sally Clark

1 Millie-Jane Harris

In A grade the put up a very strong showing to win 48 - 18 with the votes going to: 3 Simone Coote

2 Meg Groat 1 Alice Hazelton While in the football:

The reserves started the day with a solid win by

62 points. 12 17 89 to 4 3 27. The best players included Todd Smith. Toravil McKillop and Nick Devitt. The multiple goal kickers were Toravil McKillop with 4 and Jeff Angel with 2. In first grade the boys put in a strong showing to win 15 7 97 to 7 7 49. The best players were Brett English, Sam Bald ing and Simon Naulder. The

multiple goal kickers were Simon Naulder with 5. Clint Shields with 3 and Sam Balding, Brodey Farley and Ashley Verhagen all with 2 each. Next week we are at home again to the Jets.

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TEMORA KANGAROOS

CHARLES Slur! University wtll host a resurgent Temora team at Peter Hastie Oval on Saturday.

The Kangaroos have come good over the past two rounds with a thumping win over Northern Jets. followed up by a narrow loss to North Wagga . Finals would still be on the agenda if we can get a win this week over the Bushpigs. Go the Roos

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NORTHERN JETS

T11t! croNd were entertained by somt.• great games of Foolball and Netball against Marra, two weeks ago Under 1 l's started the cam pa1gn m what was tairly ordmary wealher the boys played great foo1y

for the 1..011d1horis outgunn1n9 therr opponent by a modest marqin Ar1ah Park Bowl ng c1ub award was recewed b')I Hugh Murdo..:k bustlmq away m the backhne Ang s sports massage goes 10 Mitch Haddr1II hot favmmte lor t1,e B&F Tom Clark took home the S15 .~ni1

l1tllc wacko Jae~ Frsher received Um $1 0 Rick Frrrna,1 votes qo 5 Tom Clar'< 4 I tugh Murdock .I Mite~ Haddflll. 2 Ja,:k Fisher an<I t L llc,1s Walker Reserve ,_pade played some good passages of play howev,=r w1)JC' m"ll c0ns1stent enough qetl1no beaten liv 96 points The hovs really nt:t::-d to slaf1 Qt-ttlng serious now were In lne business end of ltH:! se~1son

wIlh good quahty players ava11able hoats are nol Ol,l ':lf the quest•un Anah r,uk Bowling dub award went to Ad~m Rya:1 lhe Towel ·••as re ce1ved by Kusna Brown Ang~ spor1s mas.sage was won by Jal.k F 1~t,e1 ..ind S 15 went lo Jack D01on Mr,~es ana Snn voli~-. ,10 ~ n .. m Pullen. 4 Jack Dixon 3 Krisr,a R1own 2 Torn Clark and l Jack f.1~hf;r ~ Irs1 grade improved m•I of stgh\ grn11q toe for toe against first placed Matrnr l1owcver ran out of legs arid manpowr.-r w,th Manat 1u~t ~Jel tInq nver the hne Anah Park Bowlmq club award vJE:>nt lo Chns Uell. Towel w.,s received by Sh~r,e Russell Phil Davey re,cu111~~1 lhri-Ang s

Sports Mass-.1gc S25 went to Jar11f-c, King and Ben Prentlc.€ took home Hie Ke\/1n Cross Mug Moses ,md Snn votes well! ~. Chrrs Bell -1 Andrew Bonny J James K1nq 2 Ph,I Oa1,1ey and 1 Dan Van L1t':1;p

Round 7 was an 1nterestmg on~ for the Jets girls v,·1!11 1 game p:dyed in qucsljonnble condition~ 1 g,imc r:allcd otf 1 game resch(;<h1led mir1 another n:located

Jumo1s star1ed off the day wIt1, a win s.111(1sh1ng the Marrar gItls .12-7 8c1sl on court was reliable sr1001c~, Nat Raymenl Keeley O'Connell re-: ce1ved players prayer for hm efforts C grade slt1rtcd the game blll it was deemed to dc,'1gerous to t .ont1m1e

play on the court The game was ca11ei1 a draw with each tearn ,ece1v mg 2 pc1nls

B grades game was rescheduled tt, tit" contested on ThlJf~day ni;Jhl It was a close game bul tt,e Jets gir1s lel Marrar get to far atu:!aO and Wt?ll!II I able tu ,eel them back 111 rr.SllltIng m meir lh11(1 SHaIght foss Shantdle Guymer had a blinder of a 9a1ne and walked aw,:1y with Aesl on court and also p1aye1~ pl.iyer Special mer'hon to our Gurnby of the Week· Ebony Worland for her ct,rncP- of underwear A grades game was relocated lo the Coolamon cm1r1s wh1c:h prnv,~0 1 to L>e s1..ccessflll for our g1r1s who held oM against a strong hn1sh,rg Marrar lo win by 2 goals 1,, a physical malch 11 was a day OLlt for lhe shooters with Ahce Clari< landing Aesl on Cour1 while Players Player went 10 her sidekick Kellie Weise

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UNDER 17S 3. MATTHEW BELL 4. REECE COLWILL 5. KYLE MAGUIRE 6. JAYDEN DURHAM 7. 8. HUGH MURDOCH 9. JEREMY AURIK 10 BRANDON DOYLE 11. 12. TOM CLARK 13. JEREMIAH MASLIN 14. JIM LUCAS 15. JACK FISHER 16. LUCAS WALKER 17. MATT GAYNOR 16. SAM BUCHANAN 19. LACHLAN FLAGG 20.

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II NORTH WAGGA SAINTS

The North Wagga Saints travelled 1nlo Rao territory last Saturday at Temora Ttie Sa1n1s support~rs watched on m

ant,c,pat,on as the First Graders clawed their way back into ttie matct, m 1tie final few minutes of the last quarter ;..fter berng do,1111 for the entirety of the match the coach deswbed Jeremy Fl,,ffs contr1but1on as outstanding 1n contrast wllh an unfortunate 1nJury for quality player Milch Fury whom was an early arrival to the bench The Saints chased their tails for the ,naJonty of the day. and opted l o save the,, legs for the last few minutes which appears to be a regular occurrence 1n the Saints method of

play' Kyle Cross was forced into a de'ens,ve role due to an u11ury acqurred by Samls key backman Scott Robertson. Cross took the challenge head on. and was res1l1ent 1n his newly createC role Sa111ts leaders and award winners of the day comprised of Jeremy fluffy" Luff who coincidently made 11,e most of 11, e mug the pre-.ous week follcwed closely by Aaron Halc,oft Josh Campbell and Kyle Cross The Reserves performed extremely well and dominated for the entirely of the match Lewy the fly Grear had a magrnf1cent day on the field and \\as well supported by Colby F1ack Nathan Kelly and Top­dog ten goats1 Tile Under 17 s aefeated Temora by a substantia I ar·1oun l and st1U remain und-efeated for the season Worll1; play was well Jllustrated through Gayden .V1zz Winte, Le·,. 1s !3ullcog Waldron and Dylan DJ

Jones The Sa,nt ettes knew tne meeting at Temora would be a close contest .1nd 1he 9irl5 t=ndwred a challerig1ng day on

the courts All three games were ncred1bly tight but incon­sistent play concl<,ded in a loss of all t1ree grades l o a dJrable Temora outfit C Grade award w inners consisted of sirong reliable co11rt play by Rachad Oakley and Bronte ~\cGann B wade awd•d w1n11c,s of the day were awarded lo strong defence player Wl11tney Margos,s and a ll roLOnder zo~ Eldridge A grade started t11e match e1.cept1onally wel a1d Just lo st co ncentrat1or1 m tt1e seco•1d quarter i,1,;h•cl1 e 1dod lip being .:i rn.Jlch w1nn1n y quaner for the Roa s

Down 1,y 20 points or so alter the second quarter, lhe c•i.::ince of a c:,rnebac.k was u nattainable and the Sa1n­t'eltes were cul classed by steady sw tt play from Temara Awards fa, the day went to K,rsty Blay for strong defensive pay aml to Natasl1a Laroo for consistency ·Please note lhal the,~ were a few Club Fines handed out lasl week ~lalthew Howa,111 1 hrees a crowd and Top­de1g wel l enu<Jgh saff! -::;o THE SA INT"'

1 GUY WARD 2 AARON HALCROFT 3 ADAM MCKENZIE 4 JESSE MARGO SIS 6 STEVE BARNES 7 JOSH LUCAS 8 MITCH FURY 9 OLIVER BREUST 10 PAUL LANDRIGAN 11 BRAO HUTCHINSON 12 NICHOLAS ABERLINE 13 ISAAC RUTLAND 14 SCOTT ROBERTSON 15 LEWIS WALDRON (U17) 16 BRETT HOGAN 17 JACKSOII ARGUS 18 KYLE CROSS 19 GENE WILLS 21 MATT HOWARTH 22 DEAN WARD 23 OAN QUEE 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 GOROOII

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

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AMANDA DEJONG NORTHERN 18. HANNAH V NORTH WAGGA 23. 0AKLE~ RACHEL COLEAMBALLY SHONA BLACK

V NATALIA BURGESS

24. O'ROURKE. TIARNA LESLEY LASHBROOK ABBEY YOUNG STEPHANIE ELDRIDGE MAGUIRE 1. ARGUS. MADDISON 25. POWELL, MACKENNA SENIORS JUNIORS SALLY FOSTER STEPHANIE MUIR JETS 19. HAYLEYMAGUIRE CARYN DEATON MOLLY MCfAOY(N

20. MEG MAGUIRE 2. BLAY, KIRSTY 26. PRICE. ELLIE KATE JONES CHLOE BUCHANAN 1. NICOLE ANDERSON 3. BYRNES, HANNAH 27. READ. JILL MADDIE MANNES MEGAN HAYES C GRADE 2. GEORGIA BEARD 21 . KAITLYN MARGUIRE 4. COX-SMITH, STACEY 28. REID. MADDEE JASMIN PAINTING ANNIE MADER TRYC MAGPIES STACEY HOFERT 3. OLIVIA BEARD 22. EMILY MASLIN 5. CROSS, AMANDA 29. RIDLEY, KARLA ALICIA PERKINS LANA EVANS

23. HANNAH MCDERMOTT CHARMAINE BUCHANAN STARR CARnEDGE A GRADE MAHALA HOFERT 4. ROBYN BUERCKNER 24. OLIVIA MCDERMOTT

6. CROSS, BREANNA 30. RING, NICOLI: KIM CLARK ALICIA HUDSON JEMIMA NORBURY KATH PARMENTER 5. STACEY BUNDY 7. CROUCH, HAYLEY 31. STEINER. PENNY MEGAN POSSELT ELLEN LYELL ALANNA CUSACK BREE·AMBER MCINTYRE 6. ALICE CLARK 25. MIKAYLA MCLEAN 8. CUMMINS. EMMA 32. STRONG. KELLY MELISSA BROOKER EMMA MANNES BRIANNE CUSACK SARAH BOOTHEY 7. KRISTEN DAVEY 26. CASSIE MCRAE 9. DUNGAN, TANYA 33. SYMONS, JEANNIE SHELAYAH MCMILLAN EMMA LAMONT

27. COURTNEY NOACK ACACIA MANNES HANNAH BUCHANAN BRYDEE CLARKE SARAH MOORE 8 ANNIE DIXON 28. KEELY O'CONNOLL

10 DUNN. ~ATASHA 34. JAGGART. MATILDA KIM MA~NES ELLA PAINllNG KIM McKENZIE TAMMY BROWN 9. LAUREN DOWLING 11 . ELDRIDGE. MONIQUE 35. TRACEY, CARLY JAMIKA SHAXSON MOLLY YOUNG SANDRA SKAF REBECCA BUNN 10. BETHANY 29. CORRINE O'HARE 12. ELDRIDGE. ZOE 36. VEARING. KATELYN HANNAH CARROLL COURTNEY FOSTER SOPHIE DRISCOLL JESSICA NEIGHBOUR DURHAM 30. ASHLEIGH RAYMENT 13. FINLAYSON, DEE JACLYN PAINTER EMMA DUNBAR

ZOE FITZSIMMONS JUNIORS 11 . ELLEN EDIS 31. NATALIE RAYMENT 14. FLACK, CASS EMMA PAINTING JACINTA BURGESS

32. JcSSICA REES LAUREN BRAIN GEORGIA BLACK REBECCA GARDENER SARAH O'LEARY 12. LEONI FOWLER 15. FLOOD. MADD ALYSIA HOPWOOD TESS MADER B GF!AOE EMILY MITCHELL 13. SHANTELLE 33. NICOLE STEINHARDT 16. IMRIE, MADELYN MIKAELA JONES ALANA ROBB EMILY O'LEARY KADISON HOFERT GUYMER 34. HOLLY WALKER 17. LAROO, NATASHA KATE MCFADYEN ANGELA RAINBIRD

NATASHA MITCHELL LAURA DRISCOLL 14. CODIE HARPER 35. KELLIE WEISE 18. LUFF, CORINNA ERIN DUNBAR ANNIE PAINTING

36. LAUREN WILLIAMS 01 CHIRGWIN SARAH GRAHAM BRITANY FITZSIMMONS BAILEE CARROLL 15. POLLY JOHNSON 19. LUFF. ROSANNA MANDY O'CONNELL GRACE TOOTH KARLY PIEPER NATASHA ArJNING 16. MARNEY 37. CHLOE WOOD 20. MARGOSIS. WHITNEY OLIVIA LAWRENCE DANIELLE MANNES JESSICA DEJONG MADELEINE REYNOLDS JOHNSTONE 38. EBONY WORLAND 21 . MCGANN. BRONTE KYLIE MANNES GRACE LYELL

SALLY McRORIE MIKHAYLA FLETCHER 17. RUBY LUCAS 22. MULLINS, JESS TARA POUND OLIVIA RAWSON MICHAELA MULLAVEY

CSU 23 LIND POLLARD TEMORA SALLY GOODE MARRAR 35 CHAMBERLAIN CLAIRE EWK HAWKS 27. RENEE MASLIN 25 HANNAH THOMPsoV SAVANNAH OENZEL 37 SUCKLING DANIELLE V 28.

BUSHSOWS A GRADE JUNIORS 1 ORADSHAW MARY·ANNE 36 SUCKLING OLIVIA 1. MELANIE VIDLER 29. NICOLE SIMM 29 MEAGAN PITTKE BELi NOA PINNEY BREE MORTON 2 BURKINSHAW AMANDA 39 TAYLOR EMMA 2. GEORGIA HILLIS 30. JADE JONES A GRADE EL WARREN LUCY OERRICK 3 CARROLL COURTNEY 40 TAYLOR TARA 3. BROOKE DURIGO 31 . NICOLE LIMBERICK 1 BREANNA GEORGIA MATHEW SOPHIE BUSHELL 4 COOMBE EMMA 41 TP.YLOR DEANNA 4. ERIN QUINTAL

ARCHER-HARDY GEORGINA RODWAY NIKOLA HENMAN 5 CORCORAN EMMA 44 GRAETZ AMY 5 .JOHANNA HARMER 2 CHLOE GARDINER HANNAH MAHON GEORGIA HUGHES 7 DAUGE RHIANNON 46 PATTISON FELICITY 6. EMMA MARTIN 3 ALICE HAZEL TON JOROAN BARRm LUCY BLOCK 8 FOX ASHLEIGH 47 FLANNIGAN CORINA 7. MEGAN SHAW 4 SALLY WILLIAMS KRISTI BLACHUT LAUREN MCRAE 9 GRAETZ JOHANNA 48 YATES ASHTON 8. SOPHIE BLEYER 5 EMMA NIKKERUO MADDY BLOCK AMY TIER 13 LANGTRY MONICA 49 RICHARDSON 9. GRACE GRIBBLE 6 SIMONE COOTE

MICHELLE MEACHAM ZARA CLARK 14 LANGTRY EMMA MONTANNA 10 ERIN NOBLE 8 GRADE EBONY WEEKfS 15 LANGTRY MADELINE 7 MEG GROAT 50 SMITH MICHELLE 11. KATE FOX AIMEE LANYON HAYLEY KRAUSE 16 HYDE EMILY 51 WATERS NATALIE 10 SOPHIE JARICK ASHEE GILCHRIST 12. TEGAN CUTHBERT B GRADE BELINDA BUSHELL 17 CALDER STEPHANIE 52 WHEATLEY COCO 13. KELLIE MCPHERSON

8 JACINTA CREIGHTON KYLIE KRAUSE 18 McKENZIE KR ISTEN 53 SIEGERT Kl RSTY 14. TEYLA JADE 19 MICHEL REBECCA 12 SALLY CLARKE MARGIE JOHNSON

20 MOHR KARYN 15. GEORGIA GRIBBLE MARGO FREEMAN 13 AMANDA CREDLIN MEG ROBINSON 21 MURNANE VIVIEN 16. KAS LANG

15 KATELYN SHANNON MONIQUE FREEMAN 22 O'DONNELL MADDISON 17. CAITLIN FORRESTER 16 KATE IRONS MORGAN DURHAM 23 POLLARD KARLY 18. MICHELLE CUTHBERT

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24 AMY JOHNSON 19 LUCY COLBURN HANNAH MACKAY 32 RYALL AMANDA

25. KATIE RUSSELL KAITLIN MCRAE 33 SHORT ALISON 20 MILLIE-JAYNE HARRIS MEAGAN TASSELL 34 SHORT MEGAN 26. LIZA NOBLE 22 TARA TREVASKIS NICJORDAN

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16/04/2011 ROUN01

EWK HAWKS LOSE TJ NORTH WAGGA

TRYC OEFCSU TEMORA LOSE TO MARRAR

NORTH ,HS on COi fAMBALLY

23/04/2011 ANZAC 90UND MARRAR DEF TRYC

30/04/2011 ROUND 2

COLEAMBALLY LOST TO EWK HAWKS

TEMOAA V TRYC NORTN JETS DREW CSU

MARRAR DEF NORTH WAGGA

7105/2011 AOUN03

NORTHERN JETS lOSE TO EWK NORTH WAGGA LOSS TO TRYC

CSU LOSS TO MARRAR COLEAMBALLY DEF lEMORA

14/05/2011 ROUND 4

E WK HAWXS LOST TO MARRAR TRYC DEF COLEAMBALLY

TEMORA LOST TO CSU NW SAINTS DEF NORlhEAN JETS

21/05/2011 ROUND 5

TEMO'IA LOST TO EWX HAWKS TRYC DEFEATED NORlhl:RNJETS

CSU LOST TO NORTH WAGGA

COLEAMBALLY LOST TO MARRAR

28/05/2011 ROUND 6

CSU LOST ·o EWK HAWKS NORTH WAGGA DEF COLEAMBALLY NOR!~lSN J fTS LOST TO TEMCRA BYE • MARRAR. TRYC

4/06/2011 ROUND 7

EWK HAWKS LOST TO TRYC COLEAMBALLY LOST TO CSL

TEMORA LOST TO NORTH WAOOA MARRAR DEF NORHtfRN JETS

16/06/2011 ROUND 8

MARRAR V EWK HAWKS COLEAMBALLY V TRYC CSU V ltMORA NORTIIERN JETS V NORTH WAGGA

25106/2011

EWKHAWKS TRYC CSU NORltlWAGGA

2/07/2011

EWKHAWKS TRYC MAARAK TEMORA

ROUND 9 V COLEAMBALLY V TEMORA V NOR!llf RN JETS V MARRAR

ROUND 10 V NORTIIERN JETS ,J NORTH WAGGA V CSU V COLEAMBALLY

9,'0712011 RDUND11

EWK HAWKS V TEMORA NOAlHE!lli JETS V TRYC NORTH WAGGA V CSU MARRAR V COLEAMBALLY

2l1l7/2011 ROUN012

NORlH WAGf,A V EWK CSU V TRYC MAARAR V TE MORA COLEAMBALLY V NORTt~AN JETS

301)713)11 ROUND13

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

JETS TRYC V MARRAR

61()6/2011 ROUND14

TRYC V EWK CSU V COLEAMBALLY NOUTH WA!!,GA V TEMORA NORlH(RN JCTG V MARRAR

11'0&'2011 ROUND 15

fWK HAWKS V MARRAA TRYC V COLEAMBALLY CSU V TE MORA NORrn WAGGA V NORTHERN JETS

20/08/~)11 ROUN016 COLEAM8/\L LY V EWK HAWKS

TE MORA V TRYC NOFl!HERN JETS V CSU MAARAR V NORTH WAliGA

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G AFL HOLIDAY CAMP RIVERINA

The camp provides a FUN and HEALTHY program for BOYS and GIRLS aged 5·13 years. You don't have to play AFL to attend the camp.

Holiday camp will feature guest speakers from GWS Giants, fun games/skill sessions. AFL bag with footy, etc. Lunch provided.

Camp Date: Thursday 7th of July - Mater Dei Primary School. Plunkett Drive, Wagga Wagga.

Cost: $50 (GST Incl.). Group bookings of 5 or more are $40 each (GST Included). Time: 9.30am to 3.30pm.

To register call Karen Suckling on 69215000 or email karen.suck/ing@aflnswact.com.au

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