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A WARM welcome to all football and netball players, supporters and officials as we em­bark on season 2011 .

The 2011 season was another successful year for the Riverina Football and Netball Leagues with very even competition in all grades.

Congratulations to Ganmain Grong Grong Matong and Wagga Tigers clubs on winning the 1st Grade football and A grade netball premierships respectively.

To all those players and umpires partici­pating in 2011, may you have an enjoyable and injury-free season.

The "off" season has seen a number of changes to the structure of Football and Netball including:

• Don Buchanan and Tony Hackett have step down after each have provided 14 years of service to local football in particular the RFNL Competition Management Com­mittee. The RFNL would like thank both Don and Tony for there committment and dedica­tion to local football.

• All Riverina Football and Netball meet­ings be staged together to grow the relation­ship between football and netball.

• Greg Corbett (football) and Stephen Cook (netball) have been elected to join the

Riverina FNL Competition Management Committee for the 2011 season.

• The league welcomes Collingullie into the Riverina FNL who have transferred from the Farrer FNL to the RFNL.

This makes our RFNL a nine team competi­tion.

Finally, the best of luck to all nine clubs and to the Riverina Umpires Association for season 201 1.

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FOOTBALL OPERATION MANAGER REPORT

A WARM welcome to the Riverina Football Netball League. Wagga District JFL and the South West JFL which start their football and netball competitions this weekend. The offseason has witnessed a lot of changes in all competitions which includes: In the Riverina Football Netball League Collingullie Ashmont Kapooka FNC has trans­ferred from the Farrer to the Rieverina. The way the club has retained their players and picked up some quality recruits they will be very competitive in the 2011 season. The Wagga District JFL will be implementing new age groups for the 2011 season which in­cludes the inclusion of Under 10s and Under 12s. This measure is to make sure the compe­tition has more kids on the ground enjoying a game of football inside of on the bench. The competition structure will be; Under 1 Ss, under 13s, Under 12s. under 11 s. under 1 Os. Auskir.k R-o (8/9 yP.ars). Auskick

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(5,6, 7). Another implementation into the Wagga District JFL is the introduction of the netball Net Set Go program at all clubs. The program is equilivant to Auskick and the objec­tive of the program is start building the rela­tionship between football and netball in the junior age groups. The South West JFL has introduced the Under 1 J's netball grade this season which compli­ments the introduction of the Under 11 's com­petition in 2010. This is another implementation to build on the relationship of football and netball in our competitions. The AFL Riverina held a successful Season launch on Sunday 3rd April with special guest Paul Kelly from GWS and Roz Fraser and Nicole Breust from Netball NSW. The function was well attended with presentation from OAMPS Insurance, AFL NSW/ACT, and Rive­rina Umpires Association. A minute silence was c1lso held for Jan Mcl achlan the secretary

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of the TRYC FC who passed away recently AFL Riverina prays and thoughts are with John and the Mclachlan family at this sad time. In the off season AFL Riverina has appointed Georgie Campbell as a book.keeper. All matters relating to financial matters will need to be directed through the football operation manager. Also Tim Rowe has been appointed as the Record editor and all clubs are supply there team lists and club notes by Tuesday lunchtime at the latest of each week..

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nm Rowe's contact details are: (m) 0438 292 244, email tim@rowems.com.au I would like to wish all the clubs the best in the 2011 season and may it be successful for your club and injury free.

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COLLINGULLIE-A.shmont Kapooka makes its long-awaited return to the R1verina Football League on Saturday when it travels out to Mangoplah Sponsground. The all-conquering Farrer League champions will reunite its rivalry with old sparring panner Mango­plah-Cookarclinia United-Eastlakes for the first time since 1997. The season opener looms as an intriguing battle with both teams fancying their chances as they enter the game on the back of vastly different form lines. The Demons have enjoyed a super last three seasons in the Farrer League under coach Shane Lenon enough so to fancy themselves in a move to the region's premier competition. CAK has not lost a game under Lenon on its way to three consccuuve premierships with the master coach rming the 2008 Demons squad as the best team he's coached. On the other hand, MCUE has been one of the more competitive RFL teams in recent seasons and finished as prelirrnnary finalists in last year's

competition. The Demons have lost a couple of handy players from last year's premiership team that embar­rassed Marrar on grand final day. Best-on-ground in the premiership win, Chad Hamblin, joins talented midfielders Randy Munzel and Steve Jolliffe as three big departures from Crossroads Ow1I. While the three losses will be felt, the Demons have welcomed Sydney representative centre-holf­forward Matt Withers to the club. and also wel­comed back l11s team mate Ben Absolum. · Ned Mortimer has returned too, and already has a game with GWS Giants under his belt this pre­season. while the likes of Mitch Pilon Josh McKenzie and Bryson Lashbrook all return from long-term injuries. The Goannas have lost some key personnel since last year's third-place finish with Sam Balding. Brad Turner. Graeme Reid all finding new homes. while Trent Balding is enjoying a year off. Former MCUE junior Andrew Lieschke will make

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his first appearance for the Goannas in years, after a long stint with Queanbeyan. and his experience will be invaluable. CAK will be one of the major players in this year's competition. make no doubt about it. fhe biggest challenge the Goannas will find on Saturday is marking up the star-studded Demons forward line. Marc Gepperl returns to Mangoplah to play against his junior clulJ on the strength of two 100-gual sea­sons, plus another 99-goal year. Matt Withers will provide another huge target at centre-half-forward and is a player to watch. The likes of Brad Aiken, Josh Meiselbach, Jarrah Maksymow and James Debona will all spend time forward too and prove hard to match up on. The big question for MCUE is who to tum to in de­fence, with the departure of key defender Brad Turner. Jeff Millar often played a key defensive role but is oul with suspension. while Geoff Spriggs has not taken part in much of the Goannas' pre­season and is no certainty 10 play

Youngster Ben Foster has been earmarked for centre-half-back. and the temptalion is also lhere to swing assistant coach Dylan de Britt back to de­fence. On this plus side, the Goannas will provide their own version of the twin towers in de Britt and coach Chris Willis. Throw in Andrew Lieschke and the Goannas have enough firepower to kick a win­ning score. but whether they get enough quality ball is another question. As in any game, the midfield will prove crucial and the Demons will get full advantage through Meisel­bach in the ruck. The loss of Sam Balding in the ruck is huge, as MCUE turn to blood some up-and-comers against the talented Meiselbach. The Demons record over the past three seasons entitles them to favouritism against MCUE. In fact. the Goannas could be the first RFL team to feel the wrath of the Demons if they allow the visi­tors to get some momentum behind them. It's important to remember CAK's average winning margin in recent years is well over 10 goals.

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WE WOULD like to welcome all of our players. committee, sponsors and supporters to anotl1er exciting season of Riverina Football & Netball League. It has been a long and hard off-season and all of the boys have put in a heap of hard work slogging it out on the training track, as have the ladies on the netball courts. Finally, after months of running and sweating, the time has come to return to the field for Uie

2011 season. The club is excited about the upcoming season, with big things expected both on and off the field. This year we have appointed two new coaches in our football grades with Ralph Lloyd taking over the under 17s position and Travis Cahalan the new coach of the reserve-grade team. The first grade team will again be coached by Chris Willis, who did an outstanding job to lead the boys to a preliminary final in his first season in charge. Alongside Chris will be Dylan de Britt. who will be the assistant coach for first grade. The club would also like to welcome a former junior player back to the club in Andrew Lieschke, who has returned to the Goarmas after a successful stint in AFL Canberra. The club has also picked up some other new players across the grades and we wish them all the best and hope they will fit right into our MCUE family. In the netball circles, the girls have also welcomed some new faces and the coaches will be as follows: Lisa Wade and Si­mone O'Brien (C grade). Michelle Heffernan (B grade) and Jess Skinner and Alana Higgins (A grade). Following the first grade game today we would like to invite everyone back to the club­rooms for a cold beverage and a catch up. So Until ..... Baccn's next hot dog, Marta spews, F\Jp makes his long awaited debut. and the club invests in a guard dog .... Up The Plah!!!

1 2 CHRIS WILLIS 3 REECE COHALAN 4 GEOFF SPRIGGS 5 NATT DAVIS 6 MATT BYRNE 7 DYLAN OE BRITT 8 XAVIER HIGGINS 9 BRAD ROBERSON 10 NEIL LAWSON 11 12 ANDREW VANZANTEN 13 JACK COLLIP-/S 14 WILL RYAN 15 CHRIS HIGGINS 16 HARRY COLLINS 17 LACHY PARKER 18 ANDREW LIESCHKE 19 JEFF MILLAR 20 PETE BYRNE 21 MICK BYRNE 22 STACE CREASY 23 STEPHEN WHEELER 24 CAMERON BAILEY 25 TOM ANDERSON 26 ALEX DONNELLY 27 NICK BAGGIO 28 JAKE PHILLIPS 29 ALEX KILLALEA 30 BEN COOMBE 31 GRANT BRUCE 32 CHRIS ZELINSKI 33 TRAVIS COHALAN 34 PETER TRELOAR 35 MARK ROBERSON 36 TRENT BALDING 37 TRENT COHALAN 38 JACK KILLALEA 39 40 BRENT HEYDON 41 SCOTT BURGE 42 BEN FOSTER 43 ANDREW HERBERT 44 JOSH GILLIES 45 GLEN NOYE

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COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT KAPOOKA DEMONS

THI S week we kick off the 2011 football and netball sea­son, we would like to welcome our new club members and also thank those who contributed to last years successful season and have moved on to other clubs or have retired, to all clubs under the AFL Riverina banner. we hope all have a great year within their respective competi­tions. This season our club moves into the Riverina Football Netball League and hope that we are able to be competi­tive within all grades of football and netball. we know the task ahead will be a great challenge and I'm sure all in­volved within the club are excited and looking forward to having and enjoyable and successful year on and off the competitive arenas. Our club would like to acknowledge our great band of sponsors who continue to support this club, without your commitment. we know It would be ex­tremely difficult to continue at the high level this club strivP.s for and thP. IP.VP.I our players and supporters P.xpect. The 2011 season is our clubs centenary and all involved are looking forward to what should be a very enjoyable year, our cen­tenary committee has been working very hard to ensure the year is one to remember. The contact with past mem­bers has been very successful and preparations for the centenary celebrations that will be held in round 12, 9th July 2011 are all on track. additional information will be available latter in the year. Members are reminded that our annual ladies day func­tion will be held at our first home game, round 2, 16th April 2011, all enquiries/information on the day can be obtained from Mandy Powell. Today we are away to MCUE, from what I have been told, both clubs have had great contests in the past and I'm sure today's matches will again be eagerly contested. To all the netball coaches, (to many to mention) we wish all the girls on the netball surface, have an enjoyable day and we hope you are able to come away with some great wins. All players and supporters me all invited to come back to the Turvey Tavern after today's matches for award presentations.

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LEETON-WHITTON CROWS

WELCOME back, the 2011 football season is here. We start the season hosting the Wagga Tigers in the seniors and Coleambally in the juniors. The Leeton Whitton Crows would like to welcome Coleambally into the South West Juniors League and their senior club into the Farrer League. It is good to get them into these comps to help strengthen them up. There hasn't been too many cl1anges in the coaching positions from last year with Jarrod in charge or the seniors. Mick the Two's and Langy the reigning premier's U/17s. The net­baller's have had two new coaches this year with Shelley Brown taking over A & B grades and Claire Webb in charge al C & C2, with Foxy still in charge of the Juniors. The junior Club has the same lour coaches with Dave in control of the U/15s, Garry the U/13s, Troy the U/11 s and Gill the U/11 &

U/1 3sjunior girls in the new SWJL netball comp. The family/jumper presentation day last Saturday went off well with around 600 people making t11ere way to Irrigation Specialist oval for the afternoon. With around 210 Auskicker's signed up know Dayley and Broady are going to have their hands full when they kick off. A big thanks to Dave Meline on the many hours of work he has spent on designing, ordering and or­ganising to get the third part of our lighting upgrade in and going for the start of the looty season. and all the guys who helped Dave out laying and wiring up the lights, it is very much appreciated. There is already a social calendar out for the season so keep and eye out for that. Our first function is a Toga night with Calcutta at Hotel Leeton after our first away game against Collingullie on Saturday the 16th. Then on the Sunday the 17th at the Irri­gation Specialist Oval is our H1gh- lech day, which is a reverse draw for $ 30 a ticket so keep an eye out for those. On the Easter Sunday we have the sheep races on at the Jockey Club. So if you can lend a hand let Shane Whelan know as we will need all hands on deck.

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WCLCOME to all our new and our loyal footballers. netballers, sponsors and supporters to season 2011. Here·s hoping it is a successful, mjury & inci­dent free year for all clubs. Thank you to Jupiter Motors our Major Sponsor for 2011 and congratulations to John and Margaret Bance and Scott and Fiona Bance - John Bance & Son Funeral Home on winning the Jumper Club Draw and naming rights on club jumpers for 2011, a worthy winner I'm sure you would all agree. The off season has seen an influx of new players

to the club. Tom Power has taken the reins from Damien Papworth & Josh Gaynor as coach for 2011 and with new recruits Breu Doswell. Matt Doswell, Leigh Cameron, John Anstee, John Simp­son and Todd Krause to name a few along with the bulk of the playing group staying on lrom last year and having learnt and grown under Pappy & Josh's leadership it should be a rewarding year. Ray Colvin will take charge of the Twos again & I'm sure he is looking forward to having a bit more depth in the club this year. while Pat Byrne has been ap­pointed coach of the 17s. The netballers have had a "VERY BIG"' pre-sea­son under the guidance of coach Michelle Byrne. Having watched the girls train since pre xmas it was commented by more than one of the boys that they were glad they were playing footy & not net­ball as they would not have made it through train­ing. The girls will again field 5 teams as well as the Net Set Go program this year well done girls & good luck lur the year ahead. Congratulations to Rosie Eldershaw and Alex Gregurke being named as coaches of the juniors and C grade teams. The A grade side have lost a couple to retirement from last year's PREMIERSHIP side but have covered well with some very handy pickups. Today we travel to Leeton to take on the Crows in

what should be a great first up test in both footy &

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GRIFFITH SWANS

WELCOME everyone to opening round of season 2011. This year will be a very exciting lime for the club with around 18 new & old faces joining & re-joining the football ranks along with the introduc­tion of the C2 netball side pushing our netball numbers over 40. Most importantly this year we see our juniors go from fielding one side in each football age group to fielding two as well as two sides in two age groups for netball which is a huge step for the club going into the future. Well done to Stephen Lewis and his support staff in making this happen. To our major sponsor Griffith Ex-servicemen's Club we once again thank you for your sponsorship and look forward to using tne wonderful facilities you have here at the complex. To all of our associate sponsors, we thank you for your contribution and your support in helping this club to run. Game day sponsor today is Brian Hammond Dental A-osthetics. Thanks again for your support Brinn, so for proper fitted mouthguards see him and his friendly staff at the East Griffith Store. We wel­come the new players to the senior group and wish them all the best for tne season, these players in­clude Guy Orton, Beau Runnalls, Che Jenkins, Tom Buckley. Judd Cudmore, Scott Simpson. Casey Boyd. Adam Goodfellow. Tim McMahon, Tom Webb and Nathan King. To Michael Johns, James Toscan, Glen Snaidero, Todd Sholima, Dylan McGrath. Chris Mc­Gann and James Smith it's great to sec you back in the Red & White again and we wish you all have a great season 11s well.Twenty-four new players has made C2 possible this season. It is brilliant to see so rmmy new girls j oining the ClulJ and with our past players we have strong numbers in all grades. We take this opportunity to welcome back our grade sponsors in Mia Quikskips, Catwalk, Griffith Newsagency & Peter Pan and thank Meadow Lane Boutique for coming on board as the C2 grade sponsor. McDonald's, Griffith City Cinemas, The Ath­lete's Foot & Gannons Butchery have returned as game day sponsors with the introduction of the mug for A & B grade.

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WELCOME everybody to what looms as another exciting season for the Turvey Park Football & Netball Club. With a highly successful 2010 campaign behind us, we must build on what we achieved and continue to push this football club forward. We would like to welcome all our new footballers & netballers, plus their families to the club. I'm sure you will have a fantastic time being involved with the TPFNC. Also best wishes to our former players from 2010 who have taken on new challenges this sea­son, you arc nlways welcome back to Turvey Park. Best of luck to all our coaches for the 2011 season.

Brad, Truman and John who are in charge of the seniors. Dusty and Smitty who take charge of the ressies and also Vinnie Carroll who has taken over our Under 17s. To our netballers. all the best for an­other successful season. I would encourage all the footballers to support the Netball club as much as possible as they are a huge part of our organisation. To our coaches Tanya Sykes & Michelle Lumsden, good Luck!!We would like to also thank our sponsors, especially our major sponsor The Rules Club. With­out the continued support of sponsors, the success­ful running or this football club would not be possible. Don't forget for our home games we go back to the Rules Club for the awards and bevvies. Please make sure you renew your Rules Club membership for this year. all TPFNC members are expected to be members of the Rules Club. We have undergone an upgrade to our canteen in the offseason, so make sure you pop in and have a look, and of course lend a hand for all our home games. Bizz and Paul are the canteen managers once again and after an excellent year last year in the canteen they are again hoping to get everyone on board to help out. Next week is our first home game, please come forward to ask Terry or Wendy what needs to be done on the day! So, welcome back everyone and all the best for season 2011 ... Go the Doggies!!!!

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1 MYLES CARROLL 2 JACK BROOKS 3 GUYWARO 4 MICHAEL NESS 5 LUKE TOOZE 6 MATT NESS 7 HARRY CUNNINGHAM 8 JAMES ELLIOTT 9 TRUMAN CI\RROLL 10 MATTHEW CERATO 11 LEVI POLLETT 12 ANDREW CRAIG 13 DEAN WARD 14 TYLE.R CUNNINGHAM 16 RILEY MCPHERSON 18JOHN HOEY 20 CHRIS REECKMANS 21 DANIEL TOOZE 22 DOUG FEARY 23 JAMES RICHARDS 24 RICHARD LAING 25 TODD JP.CKSON 26 JOSH HILL (U17) 27 CALLUM GARDNER 28 JOHN BUCHANAN 29 TIM BECKMANS

(U17) 30 CHRIS WRAY 30 JUSTIN RICHTER 31 DUSTY BROWN 32 LACHLAN MCCRAE 33 BRArJ COOPER 35 JEFF FLETCHER 36 BRENDAN BRYCE 37 TOMMY CRAMP 38 JOSHUA

DONALDSON 39 NATHAN FLANAGAN 40 PATTY CATTELL 41 MAYAH MCINTOSH 42 JAMES COLAIACOVO 43 BRODIE ELLWORTHY 44 BRADLEY

BURKINSHAW 45 MARTIN BALLINGER 46 48 BROGAN FINNERTY 49 BRAD DEBRITT 51 DYLAN WIGGINS 52 LUKE DONALDSON 53 DARREN PRICE 53 JI\SON SWIFT 54 TOMMY LEAHY 55 EVAN BELL 56 RICIIARD LAING 57 JACKO CUNNINGHAM 61 WAYIH: KENNEDY 62 TRAVIS RICHARDS 64 STEVEN SMITH

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W ELL it certainly hasn't taken long for the Football & Netball seasons to roll around again, the 201 1 season is here and it is looking like it will be another great year of football and netball, This year we have new coaches in all three grades of football. Mitch Carroll is our new seniors coach with Clint Taylor as assistant coach, we wish both Mitch and Clint all the best for the 20 11 season. Scott "Ablett" Hamblin has taken on the j ob as reserves coach. and I'm sure all the years of football experience that Ablett has will be very beneficial to the young re­serve grade side. The under 17s will have co coaches in Luke Walsh & Matt Rav.:i this year. it's great to see first grade player's taking on these roles and helping with the development of the younger player's within our club. The club would like to welcome Henry Widdill. Tom Heg­garton & Luke Ayling to the club along with former play­ers Jarrod Conway. Nick Carroll. Justin Evans. Drew Woods & Drew Symons who are returning to tl1e Lion's Den. On the departing side, Aaron Clayden. Marc Kelly. Sam Milne, Ben Walsh. Wes Kile_y. Mitch Fennessy, &

Jake Noble have moved on & wish them all the best at their new clubs. The football executive has not changed this year. Phil Hatty will continue as president. Jack Cedland as secretary & Mick Quinn as our treasurer. The club would like to thank all the workers over the summer who have contributed to the scoreboard being updated & the building of the children's playground. also a big thank you to a ll the farmer's for the harvesting of the club's crop. Our netball executive has had some changes this year, with Emma Ash the new President for 2011 & Sue McCaig taking on both secretary & treasurers roles. On the coaching side. A grade will be coached by Jae Baker, B Grade Erina McPherson. C Grade Rachael Kember & Juniors Emma Ash & Char­mainP. Kemb1~r. A very reliable source has indicated to us that young Daniel Rankin will play he's 200th game of senior football for his football career today, now most or us within the GGGM club know of Daniel's on field ac­complishes while he has played with us in the RFL. but not too many would know of he's achievements prior to llis time here at the Lions.

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COOLAMON HOPPERS

WELCOME Hopper fans to another year of footy and netball. The off season has been busy with further ground improvements and some new players to welcome. Our new recruits include Dom Nash and Ben Cad­zow from Queensland, Callum Litchfield from a year off. and Haydn Mc l achlan from North Wagga. There are also plenty of players returning to Kindra Park from other clubs including James McKenzie. Luke Maloney. Matt Bradley and Mitch Stevenson. With a raft of promising juniors push ing up, the prospect o f heading deep into the finals action is a reasonable expectation. The One's will be again coached by Easy, with Fang Bartholomew in charge of the twos, and Cricket Hard putting the polish on the 1 7s. Not sure who is coaching ttle A grade netballers. but The Furner girls Meredith and Sonya are taking the B and C's, and Kaarin Edyvean and Teagan Leary running the Juniors. Best of luck to all the coaches this year with your respective teams. The off season also saw the passing of Coolamon·s number 1 ticket ho lder in Jack Godde, at the ripe old age of 97. Jack was a passionate supporter of the Hoppers for more years than I would care to mention, and rarely missed a game. He will be sadly missed. Our condolences are extended to the Godde family on their sad loss. The Calcutta this year will be held after the Narrandera game next week (don't ask m e why then. but it is) . Plenty of prize money on offer if you get the right per­formers in your team, so make sure you are there for what is a bloody good night (it was last year. from what I remember). This week the old foe - give me something good to write about next week. GO THE HOPPERS!

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PLAYER PROFILE: A TIGER RETURNS

FORMER Fremantle draftee Brett Doswell is looking forward to less time on the road as he rejoins his home club Wagga Tigers this sea­son. After four years travelling to play with Wodonga Bulldogs in the Ovens and Murray League, Doswell has decided on a popular return to Robertson Oval. The 27-year-old is Tigers' marquee signing over the off-season as he joins new coach Tom Power in trying to take the Wagga club back to the top of the Riverina Football League. Doswell will line up as part of a new look Tigers midfield when they open their season with a trip to Leeton to take on the Crows on Sunday. Doswell said the constant travel from Wodonga eventually wore thin and opened the door on a return to Tigerland. "I'm loving being back with a few of the boys.

not that I've played with a lot of them before:· Doswell said this week. "I've been living here, I work here, I'm just over travelling to Wodonga. "I wanted to come back and play with Tigers and a couple of the other boys coming back made it easier, along INith a few mates that are there~ Doswell established himself as one of elite players in the O&M in his four years with Wodonga.

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The Bulldogs made the preliminary final for three consecutive years. a statistic that frustrates him. They then missed fi. nals last year before he, his close friend and coach Jarrod Twitt and several other players decided to move on. Doswell was last at Tigers back in 2006, when Tigers enjoyed their last season in the AFL Canberra competition. He has seen plenty of the country with his footy, especially after moving across the country as a 17-year-old when drafted to Fremantle. Doswell was selected with selection 63 in the 2002 National Draft and still looks back fondly on his two years with the Dockers. ··1 loved it;· Doswell said. "I had a few injuries and what not but just the experience and what I learnt while I was there was just unbelievable. "Just how hard you have to work if you want to play at that level'.' With an impressive football background behind him, Doswell's main focus now is

Tigers and season 201 1. He watched Tigers in action a few times last year, and along

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with the new recruits, the skilful midfielder believes they will be competitive. "We're hoping to im-

prove on last year,' Doswell said. "First up, we've got to play well enough to

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be in finals. Then we'll go from there'.' Doswell is unsure how long his latest stint with Tigers will last, with his partner

Jackie, from Albury, currently studying her final year at Charles Sturt University in Wagga. Doswell is happy enough to enjoy his year back at ngers. the club he grew up

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at. and his brother Matt has also joined him after stints with Osborne and Marrar. Even younger sister Kirby has added to the family affair and returned to play net­ball at the club where

their father Graham is considered as one of the greats. Doswell said regard­less of the on-field re­sults. he looks forward to a good year with great mates.

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ONE of the biggest rivalries in country football will be reignited after almost a 15-year cease­fire when Mangoplah-Cookardinia-United­Eastlakes and Collingullie-Ashmont-Kapooka lock horns at Mangoplah Sportsground today. Bitter foes from years gone by. the Goannas and Demons will recommence hostilities and write a new chapter into an intense rivalry stretching back more than 50 years. MCUE and CAK have a rich history and played off in 10 Grand Finals from 1966 to 1988 as they emerged as the dominant clubs of the era. Following an overhaul of league structures, both clubs left the Farrer League to play in the Riverina Football League in 1995. CAK played in the RFL for three years before returning to the Farrer League at the end of 1997, which means the two proud clubs have not played each other in a premiership game in 14 years.

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(117) REPLAY: COLLINGULLIE 16.1 6 (112) D MCU 14.15 (99) 1982: COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT 14.14 (98) D MCU 12.16

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(70) 1088: MCU 12.7 (79) D COLLINGULLIE-ASHMONT (10.9 (69)

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Grand Finals. Overall from 1966 to 1988 the two teams squared off in the big dance 10 times, with both winning four times and two of the Grand Finals ending in a draw. The on-rield battles during this period were tough and uncompromising and often included brawls and bloodshed as the riva lry built up during the years. Fast forward to today and CAK is returning to the RFL after dominating the Farrer Lec1gue in recent times with three successive Premier­ships while MCUE is looking to build on its Preliminary Final finish last season. Given the history between tile two clubs, there is little doubt the rivalry will continue where ii left off in a dream start to the new season today. After more than a decade of separation MCUE and CAK will both be keen to reassert their au­thorily in one uf football's richest rivalries.

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Welcome to the 2011 footy season. Just like the clubs, the Riverina Umpires Asso­ciation has been active in the off season, try­ing to recruit people to umpire, as well as training and preparing for the season ahead. In 2011, the R.U.A will be led once again by Rob Wilson as R-"esident, Peter Hughes as Di­rector or Umpiring, and Greg Walsh as head coach. The R. U.A. would like to wish all clubs the very best for the upcoming Riverina Football League season, and also welcome Collingullie into the competition. In the off season, we have lost the Moore fam­ily (relocated to Townsville with Army) and this has depleted not only our stocks of field um­pires with Cameron, but all of the Moore kids who ran the boundary. So we were certainly very sorry to see them go. Also, the Defence force has moved one of our promising umpires in Tony Marinac to Queensland.

Anyone wishing to take up umpiring, please come to training on Tuesday or Thursday nights at Maher Oval from 6pm. If you'd like to find out more, head to our website www.rua.org.au Supporters should be aware of which rule changes have been adopted by the AFL Rive­rina for their competitions this year. Those rule changes relate to the advantage rule, rough conduct and deliberate out of bounds. Please note that the AFL Riverina HAS NOT adopted the new interchange/substi­tute rule. In relation to rough conduct and deliberate out of bounds, the changes are more in the defini­tion of the lav.: however. the biggest change has occurred with the advantage rule, and the onus is now on the player, not the umpire, to decide is there is an advantage. The law as is has been supplied to the Umpires from the AFL Umpiring Department is as follows.

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LW CROWS 1 SUSAN CASTLE 3 JESS PIKE 5 KATHRYN BECHAZ 7 REBECCA MCCALLUM 8 ELISE O'CALLAG HAN 9MICHAELA FIUMARA 10 MEGAN ALIENDI 12 BRIDGETTE KEELY 13 MIKAEL/\ TYACK 14 ASHLEIGH MELZER 15 LJBBY GILLESPIE 16 NICOLE BOYS 17 BROOKE GILMOUR 18 SHERIOEN VALENTA 19 KAITLIN KNAGGE 20 MARTELLE MAGUIRE 21 llRIAH CROWHURST 22 NICOLE MATTHEWS 23 KEIRA MCCALLUM 2~ CLARE WEBB 25 LUCY MCCRUM 26UZ MCKAY

GRIFFITH SWANS 1 KAREN CONLAN 2 LANI HOUSTON 4 PETA LARK! N ~ JACINTA SCOTT 9 GEORGIA FULLER 11 MELINDA GADSBY 12 TENNILLE SCOTT 13 CAPRICE CENTOFANTI 14 EM! LY ~CCLIJRE 15 CHLOE FULLER 16 MONIQUE CUSACK 17 REGINA UNNEGAIR 18EMMAGROAT 19 MEG SIGNOR 20 MADELINE LYONS 21 TAYLOR CHAMB'ERS 22 MADALINE TESTON! 23 REAGAN DUNLOP 24 MICHAELA DODD 25 ANNA Sl\11 1TH 26 \-JANNAH LINNEGAR 27 DAISY TYRRELL 28 JESSIE DILLON 30 HAYLEY PEREZ 31 ELIZA TYNDALL 35 ELLEN JOHN

28 RACHAEL CIAVARELLA

29 LUCY MORTON 30 ANNA REHJ 31 R'EBEGCA TURNER 32 LAUREN VALENTA 35 SABR,INA FINCH 36 JENNA MCCALLUM 37 SOPHIE W,ELSH 38 BRIDGETTE !BROWN 39 MfG COLLINS

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WAGGA TIGERS 1 SHEA BYRNE 2 GOU RTNEY BYRNE 3 CARA BOOTH 4 MADISON CECCHINI 5 ALYCIA DAWSON 6 KATHY FLANIGAN 7 BAI LIEY PORTER 8 ASHLEE COLLINS 9 )SABELLA OBST 10 GEORGJA SCHIIRMER 11 CHRISSY PH!EST 12 JEMMA BUCHANAN 13 RENAE BATTENALLY 14 CRYSTAL COCHRANIE 15 ISABELA HULL 16 BEHN PRIEST 17 ALEX GREGURKE 18 KELLY DAVEY 19 IMOGEN SLINGER 20 MICHELLE BYRNE 21 KIRBY DOSWELL 22 LEAH EISENHAUER

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RIVERINA NETBALL LEAGUE NUMBERS

GGGM JAG BAKER 31 DENISE DOWNS 53 EMMA ASH 21 KRISTIN EVANS 33 KATE ROBERTS 26 SHANNA CROZIER 50 TESS GODBEE 19 MICHELLE CORBETT 39 DEANNA TAYLOR 57 EMMA TAYLOR 37 AMANDA LENON ERIN KEELY 52 MEGHAN BRILL 17 KATE GILLIES 43 CHRISTINA GUTHERIE 44 BROOKE TAYLOR 57 BRITTANY HATTY 22 BEC EVANS 32 COURTNEY MENZIES 12 TAYLA EVANS 23 EMAILY MCCAIG 40 LAUREN BRILL 35 KELLY NOBLE 48 KATIE BENSCH 60 BRIDGET WALSH 56

TARA TAYLOR 15 V COO LAMON CLARE HOOGERS 27 A GRADE LAUREN WALSH 20 KATE GARRETT, MEREDITH EMMA ANGOVE 41 CHARMAINE KEMBER 25 FURNER. MINDY O'BRIEN. MONIQUE HATTY 16 TAYIJ\ ROBINSON. ALISSA RACHEL KEMBER 29 CAREY. MOLLY CAMPBELL, TAYLA FENNESSY 55 VIV MURNANE, BRONWYN KIRSTEN SHEPHERD 59 FURNER, SONYA FURNER. EMMA CORBffi 47 B GRADE SARA CORBETT 54 CAT WORNER, KARLY RACHEL KEMBER MATTINGLY, LEIGH ERINA MCPHERSON MALONEY. SARAH

MALONEY. KAARIN LISA MAHER EDYVEAN. SERINAH EMMA CORBETT LEARY TATUM KEW. ANITA SARA CORBETT RUSSELL. STACEY KIRSTEN SHEPPARD O'BRIEN. MADDY KEW. TALYA FENNESSY C GRADE JAMIE ANGOVE ARIJICA BUCHAl~AN. PRUE WALSH KEELY STEVENSON, SHANNON GUSTOWSKI JORDAN ROBINSON. RENEE LUCAS ASHLEY TILYARD, CLARE LAWTON GEORGIA HUTCHEON. ANDREA HATTY EMILY WALSH KIRRALEE DIXON.

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RIVERINA LIONS

THE Riverina Lions welcomed the return of centre hall forward Courtney Horan in their 140 point thrashing of the Oueanbeyan Tigers on Saturday at Maher Oval. Horan. who finished with eleven goals. returned to the Lions this season after missing the last hall of the 2010 season through injury. The recipient of AFL Canberra's Golden Boot and Junior of the Year in 2009. Horan was confidenl that she could continue to build on her good form. Lions Coach Michael Barnes. although pleased wilh the Lions' win, was reserved m his assessment of the matcli. 'The stuctures across the park were sound. -he girls showed good discipline up forward and their pre-season fitness program has obviosly paid ott. It is only the lirst game of the season. so let's keep a lid on it.' Captain Julie Mclean. voted best on ground. was enthusiastic about the Lions firs: round success. She attributed the wm lo a team ettor1. Boosted squad numbers and the mix of experience and youth is beginning to shine through. Our improved fitness was definately a key factor. We were able to run all over them in the end · The win was also a fitting tribute to club stalwart Katie

Staines who celebrated t 00 games with the lions Staines. only the third player in the club's history to do so. never

thought she'd play for so long. "Ten minutes into my first game I was carted off the field with a dislocated shoulder'. "It is definitely the camaraderie: the passion and the spirit with which the Riverina girls play the game that keeps me coming back tor more•·. The Riverina Lions follow their win with a bye. and will lhen host 201 O AFL Canberra Premiers Tuggeranong at McPherson Oval in Round three. A big thankyou to lhe Riverina Rules club for allowing us to use Maher Oval for out Round 1 clash. Riverina Lions del Queanbeyan Tigers 21-14-140 to D-0-D Riverina Goals: C Horan 11. S Casey 3, K Abbott 2. J McLean 2. P Mathewson 1. K Dacey 1 Riverina Best. J Mclean. C Horan. S Casey. P Mathewson. K Ireland. D Peel Oueanbeyan Best D Lollis. 11 Dunn. R Jordan. B Minniecon. S Thomas. T Kolaric

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ROUND 1 9-APR MCUE V COWNGULLIE AJ< 10-APfl l·W CROWS V WAGGA TIGERS 9-APR (NI GRIFfllH V TUIMY PAAK HI-APR GGGM V COOLAMOU BYE -NAAIWIOERA

ROUNO 2 16-APfl WAGGA 1 IGERS V G~FFITH CAK DEMOllS V L-WHTTOll 17 APR COOlAMON V NAAAANDERA TUIMY PARK V GGGM OYf • MCU[

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21-MAY MCI IF V llMAANfJERA 21-MAY CAK DEMONS V COOlAMOtl WAr.GA TIGERS V TLIIMY PNlK 22-MAY L-WCROWS V GGGM BYt GRIFFl!e

ROUN0 7 28-MAY ll/\RlWW[RA V LITTON WHITION 29-MAY GRIFFITH V GGGM COOi.AMON V MCUE 29-MAY T TURVEY PMK V COLLINGUUUJ< BYT • WAGGA ilGFRS

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CAK W,40!1S V MCUE 26-JU'I COOL.AMON V GGCM IUIMYPARK VGRIFFIIH BYE • NA.'lRANDERA

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ROlt-lD12 9-JUL MCUE V COOLAMON C AK V TUIMY PARK 10-JUL L -W CROwS V tlARRANO[M GGGM V GRlFFlTH BYE -WAGGA TIGERS

ROUND 13 16-JU. IIARRI\NDERA V WAGGA TIGERS 17-Jll GGGM V COLLIIIGULLIE AK GRIFFITH V MCUf WOIAMUN V IUIM:YPAl<K BYE -LEElOll-WI-UTTO~

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'SANDMAN'S' RECORD LEGACY

LONG-serving Riverina Australian football identity David "Sandman" Oehm has de­cided to stand down from his duties after 32 years of service to the sport. Oehm has resigned from his position as ed­itor of the AFL Riverina Record following nine years in the role and plans to take a break from football. The "footy record" has become a popular publication since its inception and Oehm has built the record to a stage where a mini­mum of 1000 copies are printed each week. AFL Riverina has since announced a review of the publication, including layout. content and sponsorship arrangements. Oehm's contribution was recognised at a delegates meeting this week and he has also had the Farrer League under 17 medal named in his honour. Oehm said there were many parts of his role that he would miss. "I'll miss the camara-derie," Oehm said yes­terday. "I'll miss the radio part of it. too. "It's just time at this stage to stand back and give someone else a go at it." Oehm served as secretary of The Rock­Yerong Creek for 23 years before stepping into the role of publicity officer for the old Murrumbidgee Valley Australian Football As­sociation (MVAFA). He was publicity officer from 2002 up until last season. Oehm was also team manager of NSW under Greg Leach for two years and managed the Farrer League representa-

tive team for a period of 20 years. A diehard Collingwood supporter. Oehm is looking forward to time away from football. "It will give me a bit of time to concentrate on my lawn bowls and watching the mighty Pies," Oehm said. "I might still go to the odd game. I wish the board all the best. I was very set in my ways but with new people coming through, it's time to give them a go at it." Oehm thanked Oxford Printery for all their help in producing the record over the years.

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