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WAGGA 13 2 0 2035 778 261.57 52 GAN-GG-M 13 2 0 1810 1172 154.44 52 COOLAMON 11 4 0 1894 930 203.66 44 TURVEY PARK 11 4 0 1805 962 187.63 44 LEETON-W 10 5 0 1806 1074 168.16 40 Griffith 6 9 0 1218 1351 90.16 24 MCU-E 6 9 0 1265 1831 69.09 24 East Wagga-K 4 11 0 1279 1707 74.93 16 Temora 1 14 0 1017 2616 38.88 4 Narrandera 0 15 0 763 2471 30.88 0

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FRONT COVER: "Not now brother!" Coolamon captain/coach Wayne Weidemann shrugs off the tackle of Turvey Park opponent and brother Shayne as he prepares to send the Hoppers on the attack. The match of the day at Maher Oval saw the Hoppers return to top form and climb to third spot on the RFL ladder with an emphatic 24-point victory. Photo by Daily Advertiser.

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The adage of "a week is a long time in football" certainly rings true at the moment in the Mercantile Mutual Riverina Football League. Before the round last week the Coolamon Grasshoppers looked to have blown their chances of a top three finish when they went down at home to the Lions, while Turvey Park, despite a hiccup against the Crows, looked safe in third spot. Then in the blink of an eye the Hoppers burst back to form with a decisive win over the Bulldogs and replace them in third position. To compound the Bulldog's woes they came out of the Coolamon encounter with a growing injury list which will be a grave concern with the finals imminent. There is not much significant difference between teams in the top bracket and many factors like injuries, suspensions - even perhaps winning the toss at the start of a game - may be crucial in the overall scheme of things in the run up to the finals. Other games in the round last week generally went according to plan with the higher placed teams defeating the teams below them. Temora were overwhelmed by the Wagga Tigers at Nixon Park but at least they fulfilled their commitments for the day. The Tigers are one of the flag favourites at thjs stage but there is still a long way to go and judging by AFL results of last week anything is possible. The Ganmain Grong Grong Matong Lions roared again and assured themselves of a double chance come finals time with a solid performance against Mangoplah Cookardinia United Eastlakes, who are still in with a chance

of being the best of the rest. Leeton/Whitton powered to a convincing win over East Wagga Kooringal and if they can sustain the momentum are serious contenders come finals time. Griffith again proved too good for Narrandera in a win that leaves the Eagles with very few chances of singing the victory song in the year 2000.

The round this week features teams in the five playing against the lower clubs in a supposedly predictable round. No doubt someone will do a Collingwood and achieve the improbable - but who? Wagga Tigers went on a goal scoring spree at Temora last week and have the capacity to repeat that dose at home against the Narrandera Eagles. Turvey Park face another danger game when they travel to the Mangoplah Sportsground to take on the Goannas. The Bulldogs must win to put their finals aspirations back on track. The Leeton/Whitton Crows are shooting for their third win in a row and should be too powerful for the Temora Kangaroos at home. Griffith will be buoyed by a great win last week but face another huge challenge if they are to topple the inform Ganmain Grong Grong Matong Lions at the Exies Oval. In the final match the Coolamon Grasshoppers have an ideal opportunity to consolidate third spot when they play East Wagga Kooringal at Kindra Park. A repeat of last week's form will see them maintain the status quo.

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Percentage boosting wins against Temora last SENIORS weekend - a big effort for Temora to guarantee the

1. Mark Stone 32. Andrew Powell game in the 18's - thanks young Roos - it was a big win for us, but you never stopped trying all day - 2. Rowan Wadley 33. Justin Rynehart well done! 3. David Rava 34. Jason Schultz

The 18's had a 20 plus goal win and really 4. Robert Jackson 35. Michael Hood needed this hit out - some great moves from some 5. Warick Brown 36. Chris Drum talented young Tigers - Kane Grace stepped up from 6. Scott Eddy 37. Tony Weisback the 16's, kicked 7 and collected the Oceanic

7. Simon Murray 38. Stephen Cook Seafood award - well done Kane. What a great 8. Brent Pocock 39. Ricky Pratt game from Brendan "Bluey" Harmer - kicked four

goals too! - the South Wagga Sports & Bowls Club 9. Paul Irvine 40. Steven Connors award; Steven Connors, again a fine effort, chipping 10. Christopher Jackson 41. Ryan Knight in with four majors - the Tiger Award. Terrific support 11. Andrew Priest 42. Jason Wadley from Matt Noonan and Mitch Fury. 12. Andrew Vonarx 43. David Schultz The Twos/Seconds/Magoos - a real training run 13. Peter Morath 44. Ricky Collins with 16 players kicking goals - Greg Dea booted

14. David Pieper 45. Matthew Rava eleven - nine other players kicked more than a single 15. Anthony Roy 46. Ryan Barber goal each in the 44.1 to one point win. David Pieper,

superb effort - the Number 96 dinner, Greg Dea - 16. Steven Priest 47. Terry Dowling what an effort - the Elders Towel and Rowan Wadley, 17. Darren Cook 48. Craig Exton 7 goals and the Mark Anthony Award! There is some 18. Patrick Hicks 49. Damian Powell talent in this side - if only they can keep it together 19. Aaron Dejong 50. Howard Brown and stay focussed. 20. Jason Morton 51. Nathan Hale The Firsts - in a breeze 38.15 to 6.6, worked 21. Tim Newton 52. Shane Atkinson hard on their accuracy against the Roos and paid

23. Steven Schultz 53. Adam Collins off. Some excellent individual efforts in this game 24. Andrew Dwyer 54. Andrew Jones producing some terrific team football. Simon and

Corey slotted half a dozen each through - Isaac and 25. Tim Pankhurst 55. Scott Lovell C Jacko - 5 each. Chris Jackson, a memorable 26. Corey Pavitt 56. Troy Scott game - the No 96 Dinner, David Rava, some 27. Wayne Morley 57. Scott Taylor tremendous work around the ground - the Elders 28. Jordon Simpson 58. James McLeod Towel; Robbie Jackson - everywhere - the 29. Nick Louis 59. Brett Doswell Bridgestone Tyres award. You could throw plenty

30. Vince Rossignolo 60. Matthew Papworth more names in support - including Aaron de Jong 31. Gregory Dea and Tim "Isaac" Newton. Great effort fellas.

The netballers suffered a surprise defeat in the A Grade 53 - 37, B Grade were victorious 31 - 16. UNDER 18s We went down 20 - 14 in the Juniors. 1. John Kay 16. Tim Drum Tonight it's the "Mouse evenr -going on previous 2. Matthew Rava 17. Stewart Cook years, this has been a sensational night out - they 3. Steven Connors 18. Brad Maloney reckon Simon Murray can't wait.

4. Warwick Brown 19. Mathew Noonan Due to a mix up in bookings, the wedding that 5. Joshua McKenzie 20. Brett Harmer was scheduled to be "performed" on the 19th August 6. Joshua Parmenter 21. Troy Collins has had to be cancelled, but due to some incredible

luck we will have the fortune to play host to a 7. Brendon Gaynor 22. Scott Faneco "hypnotist" on that evening - this could be an 8. Lachlan Smith 23. James Bolton interesting evening on the 19th. 9. Peter Fitzgerald 24. Bradley Bow

Today we welcome the Narrandera Club to 10. Brad Lanarus 25. Nathan Comerford Robertson Oval. Let's have a great day out today - 11. Craig Robertson 26. Jeff Roworth and show the visitors that Wagga Tigers and Wagga 12. Brett Dwyer 27. David Roose Motors are a Hard Team to Beat. 13. Jarrod Price 28. Brett Doswell Juniors have the bye tomorrow - their next game

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NARRANDERA 1~11t.1..41~s Another week and we are left to ponder what

could have been if we had put four quarters together on the day. Over the past weeks we have had a few players achieve milestones with John Vearing and Phil Cock reaching their 100th games and this week we have Chris Smith playing his 100th game. Congratulations to these players who have given the club great service over the years.

Award winners in the Under Eighteens were: - Robinson Dept Store Award - Brad Evans, Barkers Dry Cleaners Award - Matt Thorton, Hutchin Bros Award - Dale Morton and the Supporters Club award to Paul Hatherley.

Reserve grade award winners were: Charles Sturt Hotel Voucher - Tony Ryan, Popular Fish Shop award - Bill Hutchins, Hutchin Bros Award - Hayden Hutchins and the Supporters Club award to Hayden Bull and John Botten.

Award winners in the First Grade were: -Shell Auto Port award - John Vearing, Elders VP Award - Geoff Longmire, Hutchin Bros award - Tim Zak, Bearurepaires award - Neil Donaldson and the Supporters Club award to Brett Powell. The Slave Auction votes (3) John Vearing, (2) Geoff Longmire (1) Tim Zak.

This week we travel to Robertson Oval to take on the Tigers. We all know it won't be an easy assignment but let's keep our heads up and give it our best shot.

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Under Eighteens strengthened their claims for the double chance in the finals with a big win over GGGM, Chris Willis won the Pizza Haven award, Mitchel Balding 2 votes and Shannon Galvin the 1.

Reserves were flogged with only half the team bothering to turn up. Matt Byrne put the Mug to good use, warming up nicely for Tassie. Steve Laurence took the 2 votes, and Mark Barnes the 1 .

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TURVEY PARK II IJI .. 1 .. 1)()(.S A shocking weekend, 4 bad injuries and losing

the Seniors as well. Our best wishes to Andrew Donaldson (broken. collarbone), Justin Kelly (broken scaphoid), Leigh Cameron (severe concussion) and Shayne Weidemann (ankle) our horror run continues, get one back and lose 4 more.

Our netballers won 3 out of 4 with the previously undefeated C Grade losing by 12, let's hope that is their bad one for the year. Courtney Cerato won the Salon on Morgan award. Our little Juniors upset the ladder leaders by 7 goals with Rachil Cummins winning the Ladies Auxiliary award. Jo Thomas played an outstanding game to win the Mug in B Grade after a 5 goal win. In A Grade we turned the tables on the Hoppers winning by 5 goals in a high scoring game. Brodie O'Connor was unstoppable to win the Mug.

The Under 1 S's had a good win over the young Hoppers, with Paul Judge having his best game for the year to win the Ladies Auxiliary award, the Eagle Boys Pizza went to Troy Raulston and the Club socks to Sam Collie. Others to play well were Nick Bowyer, Travis Richards and Simon Molloy.

The Reserves had to struggle to win by 20 points after the loss of Andrew and Justin with serious injuries. Rupert Cuming played his best game to win the Mug, David Muscat (don't call me soft) won the Eagle Boys Pizza, the Phil Elliott Betting voucher to the birthday boy Ben Flanagan and the Golden Seasons dinner to Stuart Heine.

I think we would have to wait 10 years before you would see Wally miss so many goals, to lose by 4 goals after having one more shat than them tells the story. Grant Bourne excelled in his call up to the seniors to win the Pizza, the Salon on Morgan went to Scott Rainbird, the Rules Club dinner to Nick O'Connell, the Miltons Gear supporters award to Scott Bourne, the Active Physio to Matt Carroll and the Bulldog Mug to Justin Bramich.

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LEETON-WHITTON (~ Il() 1\7 S Light at the end of the tunnel for St. Kilda fans

this week with the news the Saints have claimed newly born Cooper John Sharman under the Father-Son Rule, and hope he will be ready for action in Round 1 of 2019! Congratulations to Matt Sharman and Renee Tooth on the arrival of their baby son Cooper; another little Crow running around the Showgrounds shortly.

For a moment last.week you could have been excused for thinking ·you were at the Saleyards, as the gathering throng of EWK players in our forward 50 looked. something akin to pigs clammering for pole position at the drinking trough. A poor spectacle indeed was the Senior fixture, with the ultra defensive Hawks and ultra attacking Crows getting stuck somewhere around CHF for the majority of the afternoon.

Ty McGregor continued his outstanding season to secure the Lloyd Pilkington shirt, something he desperately required following his dress sense on Saturday evening. Darren Atkinson provided another brilliant four quarter performance in the ruck to secure the Mobil Service Centre fuel, while acting co-captain Peter Bloomfield performed well under extremely trying conditions to earn the Liquor Barrel prize.

Matt Smith was again outstanding, proving again he is over early season injury securing the Eagle Boys Pizza. Travis Irvin winning the Mug. For mine Shane Whelan was also a standout for the Crows, his foot skills crucial in breaking down the crowded defensive line.

Reserve Grade battled against a tenacious opponent, interesting rule interpretations and a lack of numbers to triumph and keep their finals hopes alive. Michael Lashbrook was again magnificent in defensive and is returning to the form that earnt him a senior guernsey earlier this year, picking up the Ton Jays Pizza, while Ben Scroope backed up from the Under 18's and was rewarded for a second fine game, the Leeton Lunchbox a just reward for his efforts.

Simon Piltz made an encouraging return from injury to score the Leeton Car Wash award, while Even Hillman again stood out, this week earning the Liquor Barrel prize. Glen Evans also backed up, playing a strong game in the forward line, including a mark from a handball to win the Mug.

The Under 1 B's were subjected .to similar spoiling tactics to their 1st Grade clubman which made football very difficult, a 70 point victory all but sewing up a top three berth for September.

Matt Flagg picked up the Bolton Pest Control Award for another outst;mding game, while Gary Reilly also came under notice for solid game at ground level. Brad Lynch (Jarrah Mall) continues to develop as a mature leader of the team, with Ben Scroope (Fruitshack) and Dean Rose (Tresses Award) also recognised for their contributions on the day.

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run on the paddock each week. A couple of late withdrawals ment two reserve grade players had to back up. We started OK but too many key players were down. As I have said before, stick the season out and let's rebuild for next year.

Better players to standout were Darrell Bowden, Rob Harper and Puss Derrick.

The Reserves were to struggle from the beginning, without regular players. As with the Firsts, let's stick out the season.

The 19s were soundly beaten although we had 20 players thanks to the Under 18s in rugby league helping us out. It's ironic that Tigers could only come up with 16 players. Maybe the League is a bit hypocritical about us fulfilling our commitments for the remainder of the season. It seems to me if a Wagga club can't fill a side - it doesn't matter.

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by Fred Cole P/L, the club and players would like · to thank Ken Wells & Staff for their support. Coming events: An AFL Grand Final Day Lunch at the Exies Sports Club (further details to follow); the Reverse Draw will then follow on Sept 1 O; also our Presentation Night is on Friday 6 October. The "Red Swan" Awards night will be held after the EWK game, categorjes can be found on the notice board next to the coffee machine in the Sporties Club and your nominations can be given to Grant Kelson. The Club B&F Vote Count will be held at the Sporties on Friday August 25 at 8pm. Meals will be available. Everyone is welcome.

Last week started well with the Under 18's recording one of their largest winning margins for a long time kicking 18.15 to 1.3. Daniel Best made a return to form taking out the J.D's Pizza award, while Ashley Gardiner booted 5 goals to be awarded the McDonalds voucher. Jamie Kite was another to make a welcome return to form to take home the Video Ezy voucher. Both A&B Grade netballers chalked up another win even with a shortage of players.

It was then over to the Reserves who also had a big win kicking 22.12 to just 0.2 in workmen style fashion. Pagan sorry I mean Adrian would have been pleased with the win as a couple of his regular players were asked to step up to Firsts due to injuries, Simon Spiers was again outstanding on the day giving the crowd a great display of hard running and polished foot skills to be awarded the Griffith Exies Bottle Shop Voucher. Michael "soon to be THE MAN" Duncan worked hard all day to take out the Autobarn award, while Greg "Grumpy" Dreyer threw away the walking stick to be awarded the McDonalds voucher. Graham Male ran all day to take out the Griffith Laundry Service voucher, while the Chris Conlan's new light weight walking frame improved his game even further to be nominated the Players Player Mug.

First Grade started like a house on fire in the first quarter but someone forgot to add more wood as they slowly were dragged down into a very unattractive game. Rodney "The Man" Duncan never stopped all day taking out the Exies Dinner for Two as well as the Players Mug, while Luke Condon had a great game to be awarded the Snuggle In Voucher. John O'Dwyer was again outstanding to take out the Donaldson's Mitre 10 Voucher, just edging out Jason "Beaver" Malone who settled for the Ron's Auto One award.

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Miltons Gear votes (3) Eddie Sullivan (2) Scott Hamblin and (1) David Logan.

The Reserves had a huge win over a depleted Mango outfit with Ben Sullivan winning the Bowling Club award, Shane Bloomfield the Club Towel, Darren Brand the Crozier Dinner, Dohls Mug to Shaun Rava and the 6 pack to Shannon Dohl.

The Under 18's were well beaten with Matt Williams winning the Club Towel, three Hotels to Hayden Milne, the Country Cut & Style voucher to Joel Noble and the Commins Thompson award to Mitchell Steele.

Netball news - A grade showed their strength thrashing MCUE 96-9. The Lions kept MCUE scoreless until seven minutes into the second quarter. The girls were able to improve on the number of goals scored every quarter. The Mug went to Narelle Walsh for another great defensive game. The Ganmain Hotel award was too close to call, so Carlie Wood and Lauren Mortimer shared the honour. Carlie was outstanding in defence whilst Lozza demonstrated her aggression and accuracy. Well done girls.

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COOLAMON f,Il1\SSll()J•1•1~IlS EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL 1111. ll'l{S It's quite remarkable how often sport is played SENIORS Not all good as far as the football went but SENIORS in the mind and how much of an advantage a

L Matt Hard Sam Roberts there were a few laughs during the afternoon

united, committed attitude can be. The pre-game 26. that took the disappointment off the losses. The 1. Matt Poulter 29. Geoff Hopkins contrast to the previous week couldn't have been 2. 27. Michael Suidgeest 18's battled all day but were outgunned, they 2. Daryl Hillier 30. David Hoey more stark and the message was imparted to all and sundry - 'We're here to play." 3. Ryan Bartholomew 28. Paul Billingham tried but to no avail. Nathanial Shaw getting 3. Paul Bourne 31. Jay Peace

And what a game we played. It's a shame to 4. Brett Garrett 29. Joel Collins the votes and the Mullens T.Shirt. The 4. Al Willis 32. Shaun Baxter single out individual performers in what was a 5. Scott Bradley 30. Jarrod Skidmore

Sportsmans Warehouse voucher to James 5. David Leech 33. Matt Geddes consummate team effort. Nevertheless, Luke Richards. Ryan Campbell next with the Maloney was on fire all day and when Luke is 6. Alex Manley 31. Pat Edmunds McDonalds Voucher.

6. Clint Campbell 34. Joel Grieve

burning the resultant heat makes the Saunas of 7. Shane McAuley 32. Keith Hanna The Seconds needing a win to hang in there 7. Brad Miller 35. Russell Jones hell feel like a winters morning. At the back, the

8. Brendon McPherson 33. Wayne Weidemann for a finals spot but not too be. Missing a few 8. Nick King 36. Steve Bramham defence was like a tourniquet with Leigh players due to 1st Grade call ups, they were 9. Jarrod Gornell 37. John Keyes (Bongo)Drum's tackles (the pressure of which, in 9. Rod O'Brien 34. Craig Farrell right in it until half way through the last quarter 10. 38. Andrew Morrison his non football days, is used to convert coal to 10. Leigh Drum 35. Frances Furner when the plot was lost, for reasons we all know. 11. Nathan McDonald 39. David Webster diamonds) simply bone crushing, while his apprentice coal cruncher, 1im Hilton, sparkled like 11. Shaun Bradley 36. Jacob O'Neill Again leading by example but lacking help 12. Tom Gorham 40. JamesGeale white diamonds on ebony skin in a gem of a display ·12. Matt McKinley 37. Anthony Breust when it counted was Daryle Hillier. A common 13. Nathan Turnbull 41. Andrew Coates (The omens for a jewell premiership perhaps?) 13. Greg McKelvie 38. Michael Goss sight to be seen with the Breust Pewter and 14. Mick McPherson 42. Matt Morris It was a great matinee to the main game when the Mark Anthony Award. Pretty well the Seconds put up such a might effort before 14. Greg Rudd 39. Tim Hilton unbackable for the Best & Fairest I'd say. Matt 15. Rob Stevenson 43. Andrew Tucker fading slightly at the game's twilight. Daniel 15. Jason Mattingly 40. Hamish Dyce Geddes getting back into form after a very long 16. Brendon Shumach 44. Mick King Crocker and Matt McKinlay led the way showing

16. Brendan McKelvie 41. Matt Dennis injury problem and he received the Kooringal 17. Mick Fabre 45. Chris Wendt more guts than a disembowelled razorback with

Takeaway, also picked up the Worker Hairstop 18. Ben Murnane 46. Andrew Pearce inspirational performances. Pat Edmunds was 17. Daniel Crocker · 42. Richard Jennings more elusive than the Tasmanian Tiger and 18. Brett Nolte 43. Mick McCaig

Players Player. Joel Grieve showed enough to 19. Ryan Miller 47. Steve Castle showed more speed than a politician exiting a, work his way back into First Grade and picked 20. Danny Bramham 48. Norm Dunn brothel raid while Tyrone (Mad dog) Morgari 19. Paul McKelvie 44. Matt Cameron up the Millers Truck Hire award. It was good to 21. Bruce Willett 49. Steve Creek grabbed marks with all the enthusiasm of Homer 20. Cecil Parr 45. Anthony Exton see some stalwarts from way back help out and 22. Col O'Loughlin 50. Brett Limbrick Simpson at a doughnut eating contest. 21. Andrew McCaig 46. Tyrone Morgan that's where the laughs come from and a big

23. Stuart Taylor 51. Al Hopkins Perhaps the most inspirational performance of belly laugh it was. the day was that of the Under 18's. Hopelessly 22. Lew Roberts 47,. Ian Hornbuckle With the First Grade decimated by a huge 24. Mick Castle 52. Ben James undermanned and fielding only sixteen players 23. Craig Drum 48. Guy Hyland number of injuries, they just didn't have the 25. Tas Willis 53. Michael Jandrick they had as much hope as an armless blind man

24. Brad Mattingly 49. Darren Brumsdon numbers up forward to kick a winning score. 26. Anthony Eddie 54. Shane Davey solving Rubie's cube but the courage, fight and tenacity displayed set the tone for what happen'ed 25. Luke Maloney 50. Trent Beaver Michael McPherson had a huge game in the 27. Brad Wild 55. Damien Kain later on. backline and was major pain for the opposition. 28. Paul Hull 56. Craig Patterson

James (Strop) McKenzie two late goals caused UNDER 18s A worthy Breust Pewter and Blarney Dinner a spontaneous eruption of spectator joy and his

1. Jamie Hard Brenton Cook winner. The Sportsman Warehouse voucher to UNDER 18s

whole game revealed ample glimpses of his 11. Clint Campbell who made every opportunity a special talent (and I'm not even mentioning the 2. Jeremy Croker 12. D. Breust positive one. The Eagle Boys Pizza and the 1. Ryan Campbell 12. Dean Merrigan Ross River virus). Michael (suitcase) Suidgeest, 2. Michael Post 13. George White

3. Brett Platt 14. Ross Donaldson Wagga First Aid Players Player went to Ryan like the man with the wheelbarrow (or Moonie Miller. For something that comes in a small 3. Brad Allen 14. Garrett lane Armstrong), carried all before him while Jeremy 4. Michael Martin 15. Apollo Birch 4. Al Hillis 15. James Richards Crocker snorted, huffed and bellowed like a bull 5. James McKenzie 16. Paul Tipping

package, Ryan makes his presence felt in a 5. Chris Wallace 16. Steven Barnes

with a belly ache whilst playing another enormous 6. Glenn Rowlands

big way. He has come on in leaps and bounds 6. Luke Tyler 17. Brett McFarlane

defensive game. 17. Liam O'Neill this year and improving all the time. Unfortunately the netballers had their worst 7. Mark Bradley 18. Darren Conroy A great night had by all at the Trivia night 7. Nathaniel Shaw 20. Stuart Nicholl

8. Aron Wishart 21. Jay Peace _results for the season with only the C Graders flying 8. Paul Thorneycroft Jarrod Sherman last week. Thanks to the helper for the night. the flag. It was a splendid contest in A Grade with 19.

This week off to Coolamon. The Grasshoppers 9. Wil Fields 22. Andrew Wong ex-Coolamon football coach Ray O'Connors 9. Aaron Hallcroft 20. Shane Hilton have had a couple of good wins lately. It sure 10. Dan Bramham 23. Mark Harrison daughters leading the way for the opposition. For 10. Anton Green 21. Tim Boylan would be nice to put a stop to that. 11. David Barnes 24. Paul Crichton

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LEADING 1st GRADE KICKERS Round 15 Total

Michael Fraser (Leeton-Whitton) .. 65.

Simon Murray (Wagga) ............. ·:·· 65 Adrian Hill (Turvey Park) ...... .... ..... 59

Corey Pavitt (Wagga) ........ ,...... ..... 48

Scott Haml:>lin (Ganmain-GG-M) ... 46

Brendon McKelvie (Coolamon) .. .. . 40

Nicholas Carroll (Ganmain-GG-M) 36

Paul McKelvi.e (Coolamon) .......... : 36

Brett Sanson (Ganmain-GG-M) .... 33

Guy _Weidemann (Turvey Park) .. ... 30

LEADING 2nd GRADE KICKERS Round 15 Gregory Dea (Wagga) ................. .. Danny Beriman (Griffith) .............. . Craig Exton (Wagga) ......... : .......... . Cameron Grentell (Turvey Park) .. . Michael McCaig (Coolamon) ....... .. Drew lverach (Turvey Park) ......... . Robert Kelly (Griffith) ................... .. Glen Haase (Leeton-Whitton) ...... . David Leech (EastWagga-K) ....... . Robert Meyers (Turvey Park) ....... .

Total

54 37

. 34 29 27 26 23 22 22 22

LEADING Under 18's KICKERS Round 15 Total

Stephen Connors (Wagga) .. .. .. .. . .. 34 Adrian Dowdle (Turvey Park) .... .... 30 Brendan Ogden (Turvey Park) .. .. .. 29 A (U16) Gardner (Griffith) .............. 29 Matthew Lang (Leeton-Whitton) .... 28 Ross Taylor (Leeton-Whitton) .... .. .. 28 Dale Cameron (Turvey Park) ...... . 25 Brendan Gaynor (Wagga) .. .. .. .. .. .. . 25 David Harrison (Leeton-Whitton) .. 25 Brad San brook (MCU-E) .. ..... .... .... 22

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AGRADE w L -For Ag % Pts Turvey Park 14 1 752 542 138,75 56 Coolamon 13 2 689·423 162.89 52 Griffith 10 5 584 445 131.24 40 Wagga Tigers- 8 5 709 530 133.77 36 Temora* 8 6 641 511 125.44 34 Narrandera 8 6 447 530 84.34 32 Ganmain-GG-M 5 10 601 643 93.47 20 Leeton-Whitton 4 11 590 649 90.91 16 East Wagga-K•""' 2 11 492 641 76.76 12 MCU-E* 0 14 207 775 26.71 2

BGRADE w L For Ag % Pts Turvey Park 15 0 540 207 260.87 60 Coolamon* . 11 2 425 194 219.07 46 Griffith 11 3 397 267 148.69 44 Ganmain-GG-M""' 7 5 287 252 113.89 32 Wagga Tigers 8 6 327 319 102.51 32 Leeton-Whitton 5 9 230 353 65.15 20 Temora* 4 9 304 358 84.92 18 Narrandera 4 10 275 367 74:93 16 East Wagga-K* 0 13 135 470 28.72 2 MCU-E has withdrawn from B Grade after round 12

CGRADE w L For Ag % Pts Turvey Park 10 1 320 170 188.24 40 Coolamon 9 1 258 129 200.00 36 Wagga Tigers 6 3 168 108 155.56 24 Ganmain-G.G-M* 3 6 168 288 73.68 14 Leeton-Whitton* 2 7 129 180 71.67 10 Temora 2 8 122 207 58.94 8 Narrandera 1 8 91 ~34 38.89 4

JUNIORS w L For Ag % Pts Coolamon* 9 2 327 166 196.99 38 Narrandera 9 2 322 135 238.52 36 Turvey Park 8 4 282 226 124.78 32 Leeton-Whitton""' 6 4 266 203 131.03 28 Ganmain-GG-M""' 3 7 195 258 75.58 16 Temora""' 3 6 189 252 75.00 16 Wagga Tigers 3 9 164 274 59.85 12 MCU-E 2 11 130 376 34.57 8 * indicates draw

. NETBALL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Turvey Park .......................................... 129

Coolamon ............................................. 114

Wagga Tigers ......................... : ............. 75

Griffith ................................................... 73

Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong ........... 56

Temora ................................................. 55.5

Narrandera ........................................... 55

Leeton-Whitton ..... , ............................... 41.5

East Wagga-Korringal .......................... 9.5

Mangoplah-Cookadinia U. Eastlakes ... 8.5

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SAT./SUN APRIL 8/9 wmgers(168) v EWK(36) Narrandera(44) v Turvey(152) Griffrth(47) v L/Whitton(152) GGGM(239) v Temora(74) MCUE(43) v Coolamon(166)

Round 2

SAT./SUNAPRIL 15/16 L/Whitton(86) v wmgers(73) EWK(161) v Narrandera(87) Temora(89) v MCUE(133) Turvey Park(58) v GGGM(59)

Coolamon(48) v Griffith(37)

Round 3 Easter Weekend SAT./SUN APRIL 22/23 w,rrigers(12B) v Coolamon(67)

Narrandera(51) v L/Whitton(155)

Griffith(95) v MCUE(59)

Turvey(177) v Temora(34)

GGGM(104) v EWK(85)

Round4 SAT./SUN APRIL 29130 MCUE(71) v Wffigers(128)

Temora(64) v Griffilh(98)

EWK(67) v Turvey Park(104) L/Whitton(79) v GGGM(83)

Coolamon(188) v Narr.(32)

Rounds SAT./SUN MAY 6/7 wrngers(121) v Griffith(57)

Narrandera(74) v MCUE(120)

Temora(98) v EWK(152) Turvey(B4) v L/Whitton(82)

GGGM(102) v Coolamon(921

Round 6 SAT./SUN MAY 13/14 wrngers(250) v Tem9ra(34)

MCUE(83) v GGGM(127)

Coolamon(73) v Turvey(91)

Griffith(167) v Narrandera (71)

L/Whitton(150) v EWK(77)

Round 7 SAT.!SUN MAY 20/21 Narrandera(22) v wrngers(197)

EWK(62) v Coolamon(117)

Temora(88) v L,,Whitton(214)

GGGM(97) v Griffith(90)

Turvey Park(158) v MCUE(72)

TRIAL MATCH SAT. MAY27

RFL(89) d FFL(64)

Round&

SUNMAY28 wmgers(65) v GGGM(16)

Narrandera(46) v Temora(67)

Griffith(36) v Turvey Park(71)

MCUE(102) v EWK(57)

Coolamon(69) v L/Whitton(B)

Round9 SATJSUN JUNE 3/4 EWK(66) v Griffith(85)

L/Whitton(202) v MCUE(73)

Temora(72) v Coolamon(226)

GGGM(192) v Narrandera(73)

Turvey Park(69) v W{rigers(102)

GENERAL BYE: SAT. JUNE 10

SFL/81) d RFL/68) • Maher Oval

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SAT./SUN JUNE 17/18 EWK(45) v wrrigers(59)

L/Whitton(103) v Griffilh(61)

Temora(36) v GGGM(257)

Turvey Park(187) v Narrandera(22)

Coolamon(213) v MCUE(34)

Round 1l SAT./SUN JUNE 24/25 w,rrigers(149) v L/Whitton(BO) Narrandera(90) v EWK(200)

MCUE(95) v Temora(BO) GGGM(69) v Turvey Park(112)

Griffith(82) v Coolamo11(150)

GENERAL BYE June 30 • July 2

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Round 12

SATJSUN JULY 8/9 Coolamon(72) v wrr~ers(43)

EWK(96) v GGGM(128)

Temora(91) v Turvey Park(224)

L/Whitton(183) v Narrandera(11)

MCUE(107) v Griffith(73)

Round 13

SATJSUN JULY 15/16

wrrigers(159) v MCUE(46)

Narrandera(25) v Coolamon(236)

GGGM(93) v L,,Whitton(74)

Griffith(145) v Temora(46)

Turvey Park(178) v EWK(15)

Round 14

SATJSUN JULY 22/23 Coolamon(84) v GGGM(103)

MCUE(156) v Narrandera(69)

L/Whitton(103) v Turvey Park(71)

Griffith(35) v W/T'igers(140)

EWK(117) v Temora(102)

Round 15 SAT./SUN JULY 29/30

Temora(42) v W/T'igers(243)

EWK(44) v L/Whitton(135)

GGGM(141) v MCUE(71)

Narrandera(46) v Griffith(110)

Turvey Park(69) v Coolamon(93)

Round 16 SAT./SUN AUGUST 5/6 wmgers v Narrandera (Sat) MCUE v Turvey Park (Sat) UWhitton v Temora (Sat) 'Griffith v GGGM (Sun) Coolamon v EWK (Sun) Round 17 SAT./SUN AUGUST 12/13 Temora v Narrandera (Sat) EWK v MCUE (Sat) UWhitton v Coolamon (Sat) GGGM v Wmgers (Sun) Turvey Park v Griffith (Sun) Round 18 SAT./SUN AUGUST 19/20 wmgers v Turvey Park (Sat) Coolamon v Temora (Sat) Griffith v EWK (Sat Night) Narrandera v GGGM (Sun) MCUE v L/Whitton (Sun)

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Coolamon player Josh Richardson tries desperately to boot the ball forward as a Wagga Tiger opponent tries the spoil in a recent Under 10 clash at Robertson Oval, Wagga. The

Wagga & District Juniors will shortly commence their finals series. Photo by Daily Advertiser.

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Holding the man or dropping the ball? Coolamon's Mitchell Stephenson is in all sorts of trouble as his Wagga Tiger

opponent applies a tackle in a recent Under 1 O game at

Robertson Oval. Photo by Daily Advertiser.

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RIVERINA UMPIRES ASSOCIATION '~port' Rule of the week: The siren has sounded and a mark has been

awarded 15m from Goal. The attacking team is behind by one point and the player is not confident he can kick a Goal to win the match. The player runs forward and handballs the ball through the Goal Posts. Is it a score and what does the Field Umpire do?

a. No Score. The player must dispose of the ball by kicking it. End of game.

b. The 'All Clear' is given by the Field Umpire because the player disposed of the ball correctly and the behind is recorded, the game isa Draw.

c. The Field Umpire gives. the player another kick, he kicks a Goal and the Team wins by five points.

As the finals draw closerthe footy is starting to hot up, with teams fighting for those elusive finals positions. The same can be· said for all our umpires, our observers are out there watching most games and providing valuable feedback to the guys on there performances. This will help determine those umpires that get the all important finals opportunities. Last week I mentioned that Rob Davidson was making his senior debut in his first senior RFL game. Well unfortunately a late change saw Rob go somewhere else. However, this week Rob realises one of his goals andc-Umpires his first senior RFL game. From the President and Coaches, Well Done and justly deserved.

Accreditation is drawing to a close so if you need some guidance please see Gary or myself over the next few_ weeks. They have to be in Sydney by 21 Aug. This month sees us back at the Home Tavern after our games, so make the effort to get there. From the social club keep in mind the end of season trip to Mulwala, more information to follow.

UMPIRE PROFILE This weeks Umpire Profile is: DUNCAN.

POTTS Duncan starting umpiring with the RUA this

year after moving here from Port Pirie South

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Australia. Duncan has been umpiring for 23 years starting in 1977. He started umpiring in Victoria at Warrnambool in the Hamden League where he is a life member. He moved on to the VFL U19s, which ·is a highlight of his umpiring career, much sought after spot for young umpires. Duncan then umpired in Colac and then moved to South Australia where he umpired in Port Pirie, which is part of the Spencer Gulf League. He was the umpires Coach for 3 years and then helped the SANFL as their Regional Development Manager for umpires in that region. A very travelled and experienced umpire who will no doubt provide valuable support to all our younger and older umpires in the years to come. Pottsie is married and he works at 93.1 Star FM as part of the morning crew . His one and only fault is that he is a fanatic Geelong supporter. Well can't help bad luck. Its great to have Pottsie on board this year to help maintain our quality senior umpiring panel.

Rule of the week answer: b. 15.3.1 and 16.2A Player correctly

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ARDLETHAN - Pres: Rob McGregor London Hotel Ardlethan 2665. 69 782300. Sec: Gemma Pratt C/-12 Mirrool StreetArdlethan 2665. 69 782393. Tres Craig Saunderson, 7 Graham St Wagga. 6926 2268.

ARIAH PARK- Pres: Russell Fisher "Quambi" Ariah Park 2665. 69 741210. Sec: Shirley Bell "Yarranlea" Ariah Park 2665. 69 7 41016. Tres: Angela Edis 79 Parkes St Temora 2666. 69 780988.

COLUASHMONT KAPOOKA - Pres: George Wilson RMB 1016 Wagga 2650. 69 200157. Sec: June Breust 4 Bristol Street Collingullie 2652. 69 200201. Tres: Chez Meyers "Kamami" Collingullie 2652. 69 200142.

COOLAMON - Pres: Andrew Pattison "Lortonvale" Coolamon 2701.69 278205. Sec: Pam Parr 61 Wade Street Coolamon 2701. 69 273043. Tres: Colleen Garrett Coolamon 2701. 69 273277.

COOTAMUNDRA · Pres: Greg Bradley PO Box 361 Cootamundra 2590. 69 423116. Sec: Rod Knagge P.O. Box 361 Cootamundra 2590. 69 421190. Tres: Chris Manwaring P.O. Box 361 Cootamundra 2590. 69 427070.

EAST WAGGA-KOORINGAL - Pres: Mark Mullen 25 Panorama Street Wagga 2650. 69226525. Sec: Vicki Grieve P.O. Box 87 Wagga 2650.69 224762. Tres: Nola Mullen 25 Panorama Street Wagga 2650. 69226525.

GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG · Pres:.John Steele "Curtis Lodge" Matong 2652. 69 277852. Sec: Jack Cedelland P.O. Box 60 Ganmain 2702. 69 276147. Tres: Ken Warran Waterview Street Ganmain 2702. 69 276460.

GRIFFITH - Pres: Ian Wade 9 Spence Rd Griffith 2680. 69 622600. Sec: Ffiona Beverley P.O. Box 652 Griffith 2680. 69 630057. Tres: Darryn Savage P.O. Box 652 Griffith 268. 69 642207.

LEETON-WHITTON - Pres: Peter Dean P.O. Box 29 Leeton 2705. 69 532981. Sec: Lena Henman P.O. Box 29 Leeton 2705. 69 534097. Tres: Alan Waters P.O. Box 29 Leeton 2705. 69557236.

MANGO~LAH-COOKARDINIA-EASTLAKES UNITED · Pres: Phil Davis "Somerset" Mangoplah 2652. 69 285255. Sec: Diana Shephard P.O. Box 248 Mount Austin 2650. 69 250824. Tres: Skye Uoyd PO Box 248 Mt Austin 2650. 69212058.

MARRAR - Pres: John Carroll P.O. Box 39 Marrar2652. 69274355. Sec: Vicki Langtry "Trafalgar" Marrar 2652. 69274303. Tres: Russell Menzies "lnglebrae" Coolamon 2701. 69 272048.

NARRANDERA - Pres: Graham Flynn 13 Grosenvor Street Narrandera 2700. 69593533. Sec: Joyleen Hutchins P.O. Box 203 Narrandera 2700. 69 563219. Tres: Vanita Clark 12 Kiesling Drive Narrandera 2700. 69 593375.

NORTH WAGGA-RAAF - Pres: Max Oakman 4 Dalman Parkway Wagga 2650. 69 311469. Sec: Rod Sheedy · -P.O. Box 622 Wagga 2650. 69251805. Tres: Carol Limbrick PO Box 622 Wagga 2650. 69 312861.

RIVCOLL - Pres: Stephen Dimitrakellis 166 Edward Street Wagga 2650. 69 216017. Sec: Braydon Thomas 44 White Ave Wagga 2650.69 265001. Tres: Ben Creighton 3/245 Edward Street Wagga 2650.69 217610.

TEMORA - Pres: Malcolm Reid, Mimosa vie Temora 2666. 69 737227. Sec: Kerry Wallace P.O. Box 304 Temora 2666. 69774134. Tres: Bill Mahon "Kelvin Grove" Springdale 2666. 69738850.

. THE ROCK-YERONG CREEK - Pres: Bob Driscoll "Mossydell" Yerong Creek 2652. 69 203580. Sec: David Oehm 29 Sunshine Ave Wagga 2650. 69 250260. Tres: Mark Driscoll 15 Cole Street Yerong Creek 2652. 69 203509.

TURVEY PARK· Pres: Phil Hill 4Aspen Road Wagga 2650. 69 224821. Sec: Laraine Hill P.O. Box 551 Wagga 2650. 69 261316. Tres: Rob Henderson-Wilson 4 Mimosa Drive Wagga 2650. 69 255840.

WAGGA TIGERS - Pres: Gerry McCormick P.O. Box 2168 Wagga 2650. 69 250492. Sec: John Smith P.O. Box 2168 Wagga 2650. 69 261534. Tres; Michael McCormick 13 Grandview Ave Wagga 2650. 69 255440.

RIVERINA UMPIRES · Pres: Norm Webb 37 Spring St Wagga 2650. 69 259781. Sec: Brett Webb PO Box 5005 Wagga 2650. 69 257049. Tres: Pat O'Donoghue 66 Adjin Street Wagga 69 316052


. # Merk reckons we should spare a thought for the poor ol' Bomber supporters who lumped the big money on their charges to win last Friday night. One punter counted out $26,000 on the Bombers to win at $1.1 O with TAB Sportsbet - needless to say he blew the lot in chasing a mere $2,600 profit. Another bloke had a $40,000 bet with Centrebet while the No1 Betting Shop gladly scooped up a cool $50,000 in another wayward splurge. Maybe the punters had connections with the tribunal (to try and get a bit back), who fined players from both teams a total of $35 grand for a bit of push and shove at the half-time interval. Fair dinkum - if they fine you for a bit of that sort of "hanky panky" Merk reckons that bloke who cleaned up Tim Beard at Kindra Park a couple of weeks ago (and is still walking the streets) should shout himself a lottery ticket!!! Imagine the stories he can tell his grand kiri~"'

# The NSW/ACT Rams were a bit stiff in their game against the Westem Jets at Whitten Oval in Footscray last weekend. They played well and led for most of the game and a win would have lifted them up the ladder. They were 1 O points up late in the game but the Jets stepped on the gas to pinch the game by 2 points on the bell. Local players Lew Roberts and David Clout kicked five goals between them and were among the better players. The Rams face the second placed Dandenong Stingrays this Saturday at Queanbeyan in their last game of the season.

# Melburnians are certainly mad about their football or just plain MAD. Merk went along to the Richmond V Sydney Swans game to check out the new Colonial Stadium last week and was surrounded by fanatical Tiger supporters. They had definite opinions on anything that moved - especially the men in white and the blokes running around in red & whitejumpers. One particular fan (with his small son on his lap) roared from goa to whoa with

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such gusto his glasses kept fogging up. His language would even make the devil blink as he lambasted everyone - especially the Umps. Merk reckons the poor kid's ears would still be ringing & he probably had nightmares all week. Just imagine his turn at 'show & tell' on Monday!! "How did you enjoy the footy Johnny?" "It was*#..,,#@"%""$#"'% great Miss!!" Another group of Tiger fans were so upset after the final hooter they had a "donny-brook" among themselves. Merk was impressed with the Stadium and the form of the 'locals' in the Swans camp - Daniel McPherson, Brad Seymour, Paul Kelly and Ben Matthews all played well.

# The NSW/ACT State Under 16 team returned triumphant from the, National Titles h~ld in Tasmania. They won all three games contested and took the Division Two Trophy. Local players who excelled at the carnival included Jeremy Rowe (MCUE), Matt Rava and Brett Doswell (Wagga Tigers), Brent Fraser (Turvey Park) and Adam Schneider (Osborne). Adam was voted the Best & Fairest player in Division Two and was awarded the AS McLean Medal - well done Adam and all the players. Adam will make his initial appearance for the NSW/ACT Rams in their final game this week.

# Upsets galore in the AFL last week and no doubt the 'hierarchy' are all smiles as the finals approach. Even Collingwood did the unthinkable and polished off the Kangaroos. The one sobering thought for the Pie-fans and 'Malteeser' followers is that the celebrations will be short-lived and cease today just like Collingwood's season!!! Tile heard that "Fast'' Eddie McGuire is on a mercy mission to Fiji next week to sign up George Speight!! Eddie reckons that if the Pies fail to win the flag next year - Georgy Porgey will simply hold the AFL to ransom until they hand over the Cup!!!

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Turvey Parle notes (cont. from page 7)

outst_anding for 300 Club you only have 2 weeks to finalise it before the final draw after the Tigers game.

Progressive votes in the Miltons Gear awards are 1.st's 37 Dane Campbell, 33 Craig McGough, 27 Warren Sykes, 20 Ben Harper, 19 Leigh

~ Cameron and Justin Bramich. Reserves: 24 Julien Nimmo, 18 Cameron Barker, 16 Matt Carroll, 14 Andrew Donaldson, Cade Mills and David Muscat. Under 18's : 35 Rod Shaw, 33 Adrian Dowdle, 25 Grant Bourne, 24 David Clout, 18 Sam Collie, 13 Matty Rake and 12 Michael Stearman.

RFL Netball vote count at Gan main 1 /9/00 -names to Georgie Hargraves this weekend. Next Sunday 10 a.m. Fun Net for girls and boys 3 years and over. All Welcome.

• This week is a must win situation, we can still get 3rd place if we continue to win, so let's get behind Gavin and give 110% and come home from Mango with wins in all grades of the footy and netball. UP THE BULLDOGS.

Leeton-Whitton notes (cont. from page 8)

clean sweep for the Crows at Gumly, A grade winning 51-34, with B Grade running out convincing 27-5 victors.

Great to see so many supporters down at the Junior footy 6to watch the stars of the future go

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around last Sunday. The U14's got through to the big one, while the U 12's have another bite of the cherry this weekend. It has to be for the betterment of both clubs if some sort of alignment can b.e developed between junior and senior clubs. ir-1 terms of playing venues or days. Hopefully the wise ,eague administrators can recognise this shortly. The boys certainly got a buzz out of the large crowds and atmosphere on Sunday.

Today we meet the Temora Roos in some important games especially for Reserve Grade, while tonight it's the Dark Town Strutters Ball at the Soldiers Club. 7 p.m. for 7.30 p.m. be there for a great night.

Go Crows. The Bird.

Ganmaln-GG-M notes (cont. from page 11)

34-1 0. All nine players showed determination and enthusiasm resulting in a strong team effort. Jacinta Lennon had a terrific game attacking and won the Socks. Libby Fairless was on target shooting resulting in her winning the Ganmain Hotel Award. Great work girls.

Silver Circle draw no. 6 - 197 Laura Evans, 186 Ben Cruikshank, 315 Mal Wilcox. This week the long journey to Griffith where a win is a must.

Griffith notes (cont. from page 10)

McDonalds will receive a visit by the youthful Damien Scott after winning their award, and last. of all Jeff "Pumpkin" Mickam worked hard all day to take home the Caltex Petrol Voucher.

Thankyou once again to Bob & Brenda Spears for sponsoring the days events, which both the club and the players appreciate greatly. Goodluck to Cassandra Malone who is our Miss RFL entrant this year and anyone who is interested in going to the RFL votes Count to be held on the 5th of September please see Fiona Beverly to book a seat on the bus, tickets for the night are $25 & bus fare. Don't forget everyone is welcome to join the players and committee for drinks in the club after the game. Also anyone who would like to buy a Griffith Swans shirt like the players are wearing please see Damien or Leanne Scott as there are still some left. Goodluck to all grades today, let's keep the winning feeling going. GO SWANS!!

Coolamon notes (cont. from page 12)

Coolamon Rebecca Rudd had a brilliant defensive game initiating more rebounds than a brick wall on a tennis court. Racquel Farrell continued her recent robust form for a sadly out of form B Grade, while it was Lycinda Dean's amazing interceptions that set the standard for the C Grades win. The junf'ors, like the B Boppers have lost confidence at the moment but Kristin McKenzie shone like Oscar night rubies all game.

Don't forget the mock- wedding on the Saturday after the Leeton game, where we can all in exquisite bad taste, celebrate the marriage of Virginia (as sweet as icing on an Angel cake) Pattison and Craig (Australia's most eligHJle bachelor) Drum.


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FIRST GRADE LADDER Round 16 W L O For

THE ROCK-Y.C. 12 4 0 1969 N.WAGGA-RAAF12 4 0 1536 MARRAR 8 8 0 1533 ARIAH PARK-M 8 8 0 1568 COOTAMUNDRA 7 9 0 1437 Ardlethan 6 9 1 1204 Collingullie-Ash-K 6 10 0 1266 Rivcoll 4 11 1 1240

Ag % Pts

1222 161.13 48 1093 140.53 48 1369 111.98 32 1456 100.82 32 1559 92.17 28 1750 68.80 26 1558 81.26 24 1604 75.33 18

LEADING 1st GRADE KICKERS Round 16 Total

Matthew Carroll (The Rock-YC) .... 95 Dean Cooper (Cootamundra) .. ... .. 81 Jason Bryce (Ariah Park-M) .......... 49 Graham Fellows (The Rock-YC) ... 48 Chris Irvine (Nth Wagga-RAAF) .... 39 Stephen Carroll (Marrar) .. . . . . . . .. . . . . . 39 Paul Piercy (Marrar) . . . . . . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . . 34 Justin Driscoll (The Rock-YC) ....... 32 Jeremy Quade (Ariah Park-M) .. .. . . 30 Mark Gorham (Nth Wagga-RAAF) 30

FFL CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP Round 16 1 sts 2nds Pts

The Rock-Yerong Creek 72 35 107

Nth Wagga-RAAF 72 35 104

Ariah Park-Mirrool 48 35 83

Marrar 48 30 78

Rivcoll 27 32 59

Collingullie-Ash-K 36 21 57

Cootamundra 42 9 51

Ardlethan 39 0 39

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ARIAH PARK-M 11 4 1816 THEROCK-Y.C. 11 4 1585 RIVCOLL 10 5 1449 N. WAGGA-RAAF10 5 1 1240 MARRAR 10 6 0 1258 Coll.-Ash.-K 7 9 0 1460 Cootamundra 3 13 O 1069 Ardlethan O 16 o 186

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767 232.77 46 781 202.94 46 955 151.73 42

1010 122.77 42 812 154.93 36

1025 142.44 28 1513 70.65 12 3200 5.81 0

LEADING 2nd GRADE KICKERS Round 16 Total

Craig Byrnes (Collingullie-Ash-K) . 59 Patrick Gaynor (Ariah Park-M) .. .. .. 54 Michael Barnes (Nth Wagga-RAAF) 42 Andrew Rain bird (The Rock-YC) . . 40 Gerard Guthrie (Cootamundra) . . . . . 37 Scott Roberts (Cootamundra) ....... 35 Greg Hindmarsh (Marrar) .. .. ...... .... 29 Justin Donoghue (Rivcoll) . ... .. .. .. .. . 28 Chris Cassidy (Ariah Park-M) . .. .. .. 26 Paul Doyle (Ariah Park-M) .. .. ........ 26

FARRER FOOTBALL LEAGUE LADIES NETBALL

A GRADE w Ardlethan 11 Cootamundra 1 0 Rivcoll 6 Ariah Park-M 4 Marrar 3 The Rock-Y.C. 1

L For Ag 0 590 202 2 511 385 6 434 455 8 354 408 9 365 527

10 308 585

BGRADE W L For Ag 504 418 496 302 555 438 456 438 406 434 407 503 313 553

Nth Wagga-RAAF* 11 2 Ardlethan 11 2 Rivcoll 8 6 Cootamundra* 7 6 Marrar* 5 8 Ariah Park-M* 4 9 The Rock-Y.C. 1 13

CGRADE W Nth Wagga-RMF 7 Ariah Park-M 5 Marrar 4 Rivcoll 3 Ardlethan 2

L For Ag 1 327 137 3 261 196 4 189 197 6 197 255 7 197 366

JUNIORS W Ardlethan* 1 Ariah Park-M* 0

L 0 1

For Ag 28 24 24 28

% Pts 292 43• 135 40 95 24 87 16 69 12 53 2•

% Pts 121 46 164 43• 127 32§ 104 30 94 22 81 18 57 2•

% Pts 239 28 133 20 96 16§ 77 12 54 8

% Pts 117 6 86 2

* draw • one point loss for late scores phoned in. § forfeit


Farrer League

Only two games remain in the home & away section of the Mercantile Mutual Farrer Football League and the question still remains - who will fill the fifth spot and contest the elimination final on August 20?

Round 16 produced some great games as sides strive to gain the best positions possible with the finals on in a matter of weeks. The Ardlethan Stars have been in the thick of the September action for the last two seasons and have refused to be denied again with two important wins to remain well in contention for season 2000. The mini-final at the Ardlethan Sportsground against the Collingullie/Ashmont/ Kapooka Demons saw the Stars triumph and snuff out any chance the Demons had of defending their premiership. The Stars had the Demons under pressure from the start and although out scored in the final quarter. they held the visitors at bay to win by 20 points. The Cootamundra Blues' tenuous grip on fifth spot was slipping but they responded · in the best possible way with a convincing 85 point win at home against the Rivcoll Bushpigs. They are certainly not out of the woods yet but their confidence will be sky-high for the important contests ahead. The battle of the "Bombers" at Langtry Oval produced another enthralling contest with the Marrar side achieving their aim of moving to third spot compliments of a five goal margin over Ariah Park Mirrool. The Match of the Day at Victoria Park lived up to all expectations as the Magpies and Saints went at it from the first bounce - the prize - top spot and a probable firm grip on the minor

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premiership. Both sides gave it everything and the Magpies were able to find that little extra when it counted in the finish to win by 11 points.

All games this weekend will have some bearing on the make-up of the five. The Collingullie/AshmonVKapooka Demons will take on the Cootamundra Blues at Norton Oval Kapooka in a game the Blues are desperate to win in order to hang onto fifth spot. The Demons are out of the hunt but will be keen to spoil the Blues' chances. Rivcoll will be at home to The Rock-Yerong Creek in another tough assignment at Bushpig Park. The Magpies are in good form and will be keen to remain on top of the table. The North Wagga RAAF Saints will be at home at McPherson Oval where they will face another challenge from Ariah Park Mirrool. Both sides were beaten last week and will be keen to turn things around and enhance their finals prospects. The final match is another home game and do or die encounter for the Ardlethan Stars, who must defeat the Marrar Bombers to keep their slim finals hopes alive. The sides look evenly matched and have had some memorable close encounters in recent years - this one will be no exception.

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-The day is her "Our Legends Ball", a very SENIORS big welcome to our past players who have come

back to Gullie today for our "Big Ball". We hope 1. Kane Johnstone (cc) 27. Adam Somerville everyone gets around to greeting each and

2. Scott Hugler 28. Trent Somerville everyone of you. To our current players and Social Club members, wear your social club 3. Brett Somerville 29. Hamish McLeod singlet or shirt tonight and you will receive a 4. Jamie Wild 30. Peter Haby bonus. There will be two buses going back to

5. Heath Bruckner 31. Stephen Bruckner town tonight. One around midnight and the other around 2 - 2.30 a.m. We have a signed 6. Joel Mellen 32. Craig Byrnes Swans Jumper for a raffle, Lucky Door Prize 7. Scott Macklan (ac) 33. Reg Wheeler and many stories to tell. A big thank you to David

7. Chris Gow (2nds) 34. Daniel Hocking and Heath for their efforts in putting together tonights show, well done boys! 8. Troy Gunning 35. Mat Scott

On last weeks games, the Magoos, well 9. Dallas Gallagher 36. James Frost what can one say but "Woh" and Mr. C. Byrnes

10. Aaron Washington 37. Mat Cunneen (must be Bonz's Dad) kicking 19.6 and 3 out on the full, should have been dragged for the 3 11. David Meyers 38. Adam Jenkins out on the full (ha ha). Well done Bonz a mighty 12. Dane Somerville 39. Greg Beer effort, but then we must not forget, Wok (Brett

13. Anthony O'Hallaran 40. Ian Kennedy Neilson) reckons he fed Bonz all day, not true Wok, maybe the last couple, but Bonz earned 14. Ben Guiton 41. Ry Edwards every one he got and of course you know who 16. Darren May 42. Brett Neilson got the Mug, yes Bonz, the Salon Christie

17. Gareth Shaw 43. Chris Hopkins Haircut to Adam Somerville and the DSTR to Dane Somerville. 18. Rob Ellis 44. Adam Giuliani

In the Ones chances went begging, when 19. Dane Fuller 45. Jason Smith we couldn't capitalise on our opportunities when

20. Graham Pike 46. Jeremy Whalan in our forward line. Coach Kane, Adam Carey, Jimmy Wild, Joel Mellen, Aaron Washington all 21. Adam Carey 47. Shane Parry battled hard, but to no avail, Jimmy Wild was 22. Peter Fowler 50. Scott Byrnes awarded the Mug and Dinner for Two. Joely

23. Nathan Fuller 52. Jason Moriarty Mellen the R.H. Blake and Stephen Bruckner the Body 2000. 24. Adam Carey 53. Paul Scanlon

To this weeks game, we welcome Coota to 25. Barry Mclachlan 60. Jeremy Radley our Crossroads Oval for what should be a great

25. Brett McMillan (2nds) 61. Jamie Hubbard tussle, with Gullie in front at the siren, oh what a feeling. DEMON'S RULE 26. Derrick Kennedy 66. 8olin Lynch

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The mud fight envisaged last week wasn't q·uite as expected. The mid-week rest did the

. ground a favour and the Blues' 1st Graders responded accordingly with a big win over the Bushpigs. The heavy going assisted the big men, with Danny and Roy Jacques, Justyn Smith and Dean Cooper revelling in the conditions. They in turn brought the running players into the game. Award winners were Scott "Scooter" Roberts who won the Mug and Justyn Smith the Socks.

2nd Grade, once again, pushed themselves to the limit. The Pigs, however, came away with the points on the day. Award winners were Chris Manwaring - the Mug, Matt Rudd - the Colour Connections Hair Cut and Ben Jacques - the Socks. they were ably assisted by Captain Coach John "Poppy'' Walton and Leon "Gomez" Hayward.

The Bluebirds also had an each-way bet with the A Graders successful over the highly rated Bushsows team. Best on the day were Jo Ormond and Jenni Gilbert. Unfortunately B Grade ran out of legs in the last stanza with the evergreen Sue Bradley and young Bee Cooper the stand-out players.

Last Saturday night's Fancy Dress and Karaoke night was an outstanding success. Congratulations to the Bluebirds on a well organised event. Special attendees were: The Blues Brothers, Elvis, MIB, George Speight, Rex Hunt, Marge and Lisa Simpson, Where's Wally and Robin Hood. These were well supported by the "Sister Act" nuns and the Absolutely Fabulous Patsy and Edwina, just to nanie a few. "Bamm Bamm" however, won the 'Best-Dressed' award on the night.

Meanwhile, back at the Footy, today we trek to The Gullie for what is again a must-win game to retain that crucial finals position. Stay focussed on the job at hand and success will follow!

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7. Brent Milthorpe 34. Ben Donoghue

8. Mark Birks 35. Brendon Osborne

9. Jamie Beattie 36. Andrew Ingold

10. Jamie Ross CC 37. John Blackman

11. Peter Lott 38. John Walton

12. Chris Manwaring 39. Casey Sheather

13. Steve Roberts 40. Bill Nagle 14. Todd Basham 41. Matt Rhodes

15. 1im Hammat 43. Jeremy Annetts

16. Roy Jaques 44. Jamie Roberts

17. Andrew Craig 45. Larry Turnbull

18. Scott Roberts 46. Matt Ceeney

19. David Harris 48. Jeremy Roberts

20. Ashley Roberts 50. Dean Cooper

21. Scott Caldwell 53. Dean Guthrie

22. Matt Rudd 54. Aaron Wilson

23. Andrew Weichkardt 56. John WaUace

24. Simon Smith 57. Ian Coggan

25. Justin Smith 59. Anthony Piper

26. Matt Sleeth 60. James Callan

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Welcome back Pigfans. Last week saw us

travel to Clarke Oval to take on the Blues. In

the Reserve Grade were under heavy

conditions the boys slogged it out to win by 20

points. Best for the day were Kane (Baywatch)

McGregor, Luke (Mini) (ieschke, Lee (Food)

Mclaughlan and Big Al Charnock.

SENIORS 1. Shannon Bell 33. Michael Johns 2. Phil Willis (cc) 33. Adrian Sparkes

3. James Furey (ac) 34. Jarrod Andrews

4. Nathan Lieschke 35. Braydon Thomas

5. Cameron Rowling 36. Shane Mathews

6. Ben Robilliand 37. Nat Howard

, 7. Kane McGregor 38. Ben Creighton Awards that night went to Nat (Flanders)

Howard, Tim Lawler, Justin (Spades)

Donoghue and Pig of the Week going to

Braydon (Grunter) Thomas.

8. James Hilton (dvc) 39. Rick Frkovic

On to the Seniors where the boys played

well for half a game, but with players away and

a few from the 2's doubling up, could not match

the Coota lads on their home turf. Best on the

day were Luke Schuberg, Shayne Matthews,

Scott Angel, Pete Johnson and Jimmy Hilton.

Awards that night went to Shane (Milky) Way,

Scotty Rawle, Chris (Taz) Forwood and Jarrod

(Smarties) Andrews. Remember memberships

to Yok, and Trip away cash to Taz.

9. Chris Forwood

1 O. James Murray

11.

12. Andrew Ryan

13. Tim Lawler

14. Chris Jones

15. Shane Dalzell

17. Jarrod Taylor

18. Luke Lieschke

19. 20. Shane Way

21. Michael Irons

40. Matthew Ganderton

41. Ash Nicholson

42. Leon Carter 43. 44. Steve Hunter 45. 46. 47. Andrew Dubojski

48. Steven Dimitrakellis

49. Sean Dean

50. Scott Rawle

This week we take on TRYC at Bushpig Park where again the club is primed for a big

day. A big welcome to our Old boys today in

what we hope for a great day, some great footy

and back at the Union Hotel from 7.30 p.m. for an even greater evening.

52. Chris Zoanetti

~4. Steve Harmdorf 22. Pete Johnston (2ndscc) 55_ Luke Restall 23. Scott Braid

24. Scott Angel 56. Luke Jasprizza

25. 57. Lee Mcloughlin

26. Alan Charnock

So until Pidge lends Rarey a hand, Johnsy

brings a couch for everyone at Coota, Fingers admits he is a natural sleeze and Yok stops

collecting school bags.

27. Justin Donoghue

58. Andrew Pidgeon

64. Matt Edwards

66. 28. Chris Shea

29. Dean Stanford

30. Dave Finnimore CTFP2000 31. Tim Goonan

32. Steve Jones

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1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12.

Andrew Cook Scott Crowley Gary Frater Robert Anderson Craig Rogers Tim Wakeling Brett Webb Graeme Cox Wayne Tilyard Russel Walker Pat O'Donahue Peter Hughes

13. Rob Davidson 14. David Grulke 15. Daryl Richardson 16. Angela Durant 17. Tim Beard 18. Craig Fox 19. Peter Ross 20. Craig Heathcote 21. Jimmy Creek 22. David Post 23. Ben Dawe 24. John Mohr

69. Luke Schuberg

91. John Jones

98. Michael Earl

99. Luke Kearnes

O. Chris Henry

25. Mark O'Brien 26. Pat Parnell 27. Gary George 28. West Pollard Carver 29. Alan Grentell 30. Glen Stienke 32. Pat Carey 36. Keith Menzies 37. Dennis Rudd 38. Mick O'Brien 40. Wayne Selby 48. Rod McCabe 52. John Cowper 56. Brian Robinson


Two tremendous victories last week which finds both .teams heading the field. The firsts have a lead on% and the seconds just behind on %. It was a battle royale in the seniors with a large and vocal verandah cheering us on to victory. There were a couple of pluses and minuses to come out of it but the main objective was achieved - victory. We must continue in this same vane over the next couple of weeks to enable us to finish in the coveted top position. The frills of being minor premier are well worth it. The Mighty Magoos have a definite chance to finish the same.

Awards in the Firsts: The Rock Butchery Mug - Mick Mazzocchi who really played a blinder. The Porky & Verda Mug - Mark O'Leary who never plays a bad one. The Home Dinner 42 - David Gardiner who always relishes a challenge. The Ag'n'Vet Services Socks - Mick Williams for a great game across half back. Well done to all players on a great effort. The Seconds Awards: The TyreWorld Mug - Andrew Rain bird 10 out of 12 isn't bad. The Ladies $1 O - Wayne Corbett and Dale Gowland who's senior experience showed out. The Ag'n'Vet Services Socks - Ian Corbett for his usual determined effort.

We have always neglected to respond to nit picking or trivial criticism directed at us through this publication. But when we are accused of somethir:ig grossly over stated I feel it requires response. I didn't think that 29 sausages would create a bigger upset than George Speight has in Fiji. To those concerned rest happy - we will not in future upset your canteen hours of 12 to 4.

Next week don't forget the Masquerade Ball at The Kings Own. It is being organised by e dedicated band of players wives and we thank them for this. It will be great way to finish off the home and away series. All get there.

Mini Lotto is bouncing along with the jackpot around $7,700. Well worth winning so get your numbers in by the draw on Thursday nights. You must be in it to win it.

Hopefully today Matty Carroll will be able to post 5 majors and pass that magical ton. It is indeed a great effort to do this and without putting the mocka on you Jiffy we wish you well. It has been a while since we have had a player enter this elite field.

A reminder that the League B&F is on Wednesday 23rd August at The Rules Club. Our Princess entrant is Jodie Turner and we thank h·er for this. For tickets see Sandman.

Today we pay another visit to Bushpig Park. They have caused a few problems to several sides this year and we don't want to be another scalp for them. Surely both sides have enough incentive to give their all for victory. We will see you all at The Home after the game.

Thought for the Week: When things are steep, remember to stay level - headed.

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7.

8.

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Stephen Hodgson (2nds) 28. Wayne Corbett

Matthew Carroll 29. Andrew Chaplin

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Matthew Collins

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Justin Driscoll

David Gardiner

Mark O'Leary

10. Jai Driscoll

11. Andrew Rainbird

12. Graham Fellows

13. Paul Hallam

14. Leigh Collins

15. Grant Broughton

16. Brent Poole

17. Stephen Thompson

18. Leigh Brown

19. Tim Brain

20. Andrew Taylor

21. Mick Williams

22. Brad Merrills

23. Travis Merrills

24. Mark Chaplin

25. Scott Mclachlan

26. Shane Brown

30. Graeme Terlich

31. Scott Brown

32. Rod Merrills

33. Troy Ashcroft

34. Daniel McGrath

35: Neil Gowland

36. Russell Gleeson

37. Greg Charleson

38. Jeremy Hughes

39. Ian Corbett

40. Andrew Hillier

41. Scott Taylor

43. Shaun Smith

44. David Bunn

45. Lance Warr

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48. Dale Gowland

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50. Andrew Doherty

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52. John Mclachlan

53. Tom McMullen

54. Ashley Ryan

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Not a great day last week at The Rock with only 1 win from 3. However life goes on. The Seconds went down to a better opposition but with some players to come back in should get stronger. The Players Player K&J Mug went to Captain Rod "Rocket" Earsman, while Jeremy Duncan won the Palm & Pawn Beer tickets with is usual good petformance. The Earsman's Drycleaning award went to Craig Pickering who can get the clown suit looking smick again. Bradley "FUD" Bowen tried hard all day against the odds to pick up the Farmer's Home award.

The First's had plenty of chances to win but were let down by a poor first half and taken nothing from the opposition we can't expect to win playing 1 or 2 quarters. Darren Richardson played his guts out to win the Players/Player K&J Trophies Mug while Nigel "Bottles" Francis collected the Palm & Pawn Beer tickets with another great game. Coach Parmenter continues to lead from the front and deservedly won the Palm & Pawn Bistro award while Russel Randall won the Swift Petrol award for Dan's ute.

The only bright note was a win by our B Grade netballers, award winners were the Players Player Mug to Cass Malone and the Beer Tickets to Sally Noack (it almost sounds like a recording).

Today we welcome the boys and girls from the land of the thumping great cricket pitch for some footy, netball and hospitality so let's get back on track with some wins.

A reminder to get your teams ready for next weeks Trivia Night after the Marrar game. Remember awards at the Clubrooms tonight about 6 p.m. so let's all make it back.

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6. Daniel Smith 35. Jason Flagg

7. Adrian George 36. Craig Pickering

8. Chris Irvine 37. Hamish McFarlene

9. Russell Randal 38. Lee Mathews

10. Darren Bourne 39. Rodney Earsman

11. Steven Withers 40. Sam Shippard

12. Mark Gorham 41. Ross Combs

13. Mathew Cowper 42. Gordon Woolstencrofl

14. Shannon Moore 43. Michael Barnes

15. Robert Schnoegl 44. Jason Johns

16. David Crouch 45. Justin Gregory

17. Robert Cotterill 46. Mick Maloney

18. Brad Bowen 47. Graham McDonald

19. Chris Pedler 48. Jeremy Duncan

20. Darren Richardson 49. Darren Mudge

21. Corey Grainger 50. Shane Richards

22. Sage Murray 51. Mitchell Cotterill

23. Gavin Hofert 52. Luke Randal

24. Nigel Francis 53 Steven Nicholls

25. Steven Ryan 54. Goeff Ohlsen

26. Wayne Green 55. Bruce Bell

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Thanks to young Plugger for calling in and reminding me of all the goings on around the place, because I had forgotten all about my scribal duties this week. So thanks to Plugger I have your weekly dose of results, awards, truths, half-truths and straight out lies.

A mixed day at Marrar land, where you always get a serviette with your pie, butter on your hot-dog bun and heaps of hot water. The 2nds reversed their first round defeat, returning to the winners list to the tune of 1 O goals. Joel Firman was as solid as his abdominal muscles and won the Bowling Club award. Ben Cassidy won the Bill Thompson $1 0 and the Player's player mug and must really be on the verge of a call-up to the 2.00 o'clock time slot. Nick Jenkins won the 6 pack and Nathan Chambers the massage - but he must pu·t in an appearance at training to get it. Finally Chris Cassidy can have his No 2 trimmed to a No 1 courtesy of Dom's Hairdressing and Fitzroy Football Club Recruiting Office. Sharp shooter Wally kicked a lazy 6 goals.

Five unanswered goals late in the third quarter proved the distance in the One's - due largely to a lapse in intensity and concentration. Jeremy Quade trod on every blade of grass at Langtry Oval on his way to the Bowling Club award and Player's player mug. Mick Heath won the Mirrool Hotel 6 pack with a solid game and Greg Tyack continued his sterling season winning the stubbie holder & $1 0. Ken Fairman kicked a career high 4 goals and Possum Doyle missed a club high 3 goals from in front and will have an intense week on the training track with kicking coach Paul Buerckner. Finally the "speedster'' Dennis Dunstan lost his melee.

In the Netball our A graders lost a close one, while the B graders drew in an even closer game -· award winners will be released when I am notified.

Well this week the Saints in Wagga - we've lost our third place and a double chance - time to get it back again.

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SENIORS

1. Luke Gooden (cc) 30. Adrian Weir

2. Alan Bell 31. Jamie Buerkner

3. Dennis Dunstan 32. Vince Gaynor

4. Cameron Furphy 33. Joshua Davey

5. Terry Walker 34. Simon Gaynor

6. Gavin Leiper 35. Andrew Schmetzer

7. Jason Byrce 36. Ben Prentice

8. Geoff Walker 37. Phillip Davey

9. Paul Buerckner 38. Graham Rowlands

10. Glen Bell · 39. Oarrly Harper

11. Terry Greenham 40. Allan Edis

12. Derek Prentice 41. Shaun Jennings

13. Ben Cassidy 42. Craig Leiper

14. Patrick Gaynor 43. Luke Fairman

15. Jamie Grintell 44. Daniel Chalmers

16. Ken Sairman 45. Michael O'Brien

17. Jim Davis 46.

18. Paul Doyle 47. Grant Ryan

19. Joel Fairman 48. Nick Jenkins

20. Gerard O'Brien 49. Paul Dyson

21. Michael Heath 50. Robert Edis

22. Dave Middleton 51. Julian O'Shea

23. Matthew O'Dwyer 52. Matthew Weise

24. David Lonsdale 53. Gerar~ Judd

25. Jeremy Quade 54. Tony Johnson

26. GregTyack 55. Nathan Chalmers

27. · Chris Cassidy 56. Andrew Manning

28. Brett Prentice 57. Michael Denyer

29. Brian Gaynor 58. Tom Fisher

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What a weekend, some footy was played, a band was heard at the pub with lots of singing & dancing going on, plenty of stray bowling at the bowling club - and Maurie Gaynor was seen wearing a coat and tie. Don't forget the Boulder Awards are on tonite - a lot of work has been put in and it should be an absolute rip snorter corker of a night - BE THERE !!! Last week the 100 club was won by Helen Quade, with Rebecca Litchfield being drawn out for the Members Draw. Rebeccca wasn't there so it will jackpot to $300 this week.

The Mighty Magoos had a few players pull out at the last minute and a few others not turning up without letting anyone know - chin up to those that battled it out on the day. Votegetters in the Bowling Club Award were (5) Gottried Scnoegl, (4) Cornelius Murphy, (3) Dean Crotty, (2) Gerard Carroll, (1) Giles Millinton.The Ardlethan Fashion and Leisure Towel Award went to Brendan Johnson, the London Hotel Award to Gedda Carroll and the Farmers Home Hotel Award to Goff Schnoegl. This week the Commins Hendriks Encouragement Award went to Duncan Campbell. The Mug went to Giles - we are terribly sorry Rob and Pat..

The Seniors kept the dream alive with a solid victory and are really starting to put together some good passages of footy. Votegetters in the Horan Transport Award were (5) Matthew McDonald, (4) Matthew Currie, (3) David Currie, (2) Kieran Spencer, (1) David Cox. The Farmers Home Hotel Award went to Matthew McDonald, Who also took out the London Hotel Award. The Riverina Soil Management Towel to Kieran Spencer, The Mug went to Kieran Spencer - we are terribly terribly, truly ruly really sorry Rob and Pat.

In netball news there was no netball this week for the Starettes, but the girls will be looking to maintain winning form this week with solid hitouts against Marrar.

This week its another home game where we play host to our friends from Easter, the Marrar Bombers- lets not be as inviting as we were during the chocolate season - nothing less than victory will satisfy.

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6. John Carroll 33. Russell Cody 7. Ian Carroll 34.

8. Gerard Carroll 35. Bernard Quade

9. Sean Bailey 36. Geoffrey Gardner

10. Kieran Spencer 37. Craig Cassidy 11. Craig Saunderson 38. Stuart Bonny 12. Pat Kearins 39. Giles Millinton

13 Nathan Clark 40. Con Murphy 14. Matthew Werner 41. Godfrey Schnoegl

15. Kearin Bundy 42. Tony Richens 16. David Currie 43. Glenn Ingram

17. James Murray 44. Dean Crotty 18. Brendan O'Reilly 45. Bruce Patten

19. David Carroll 46. Vaughan Bonny

20. Kerry Brain 47. Wes Bonny 21. Matthew Currie (CC) 48. Troy Daly

22. David Cox 49. Steve McAlister

23. William Carter 50. Krishna Brown

24. Bruce Boyton 51. Aaron Daly

25. Mark Neyland 52. Greg Jones

26. Nat Harden 53. Col Litchfield

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Last week was a perfect day for football and SENIORS it produced some good football. First grade was 1. Steve Carroll 26.

able to take 3rd position on the ladder in a 2. Paul Kew 27. Ken Moon fiercely contested match. It was not all good

3. Brendon Harrington 28. Dominic Norman news with an injury to Mick Smith leaving him in hospital. Get well soon M S. 4. Paul McGowan 29. Mark Carroll

The 2nd grade last week was disappointing. 5. Andrew Roberts 30. Daniel Burkinshaw

Frank Corbett made a great return to take the 6. Frank Corbett 31. Clint Taylor mug. The 042 was awarded to Russell Menzies

7. Paul Hallcroft 32. Gavin Hulm for another great game. Clint Taylor had another

8. Darren O'Donnell 33. Paul Jenkins consistent game to pocket the $1 O and the socks went to Nathan Edyvean who looks to 9. Shaun Grentall 34.

have a great future. 10. Rick Pritchett 35. Benjamin Langtry

First grade put in an all round team effort, 11. Geoff Smith 36. Greg Hindmarsh particularly in the second half to record a great

12. Wayne Podmore 37. Ben Brown victory. Once again Rick Pritchett slayed them

13. Brendon Sergeant 38. Aaron Edyvean (2ndsl to win the mug. Each of the following players won the $20 awards: Paul Hindmarsh, Mark 14. 38. Craig Windsor

Carroll, Greg Hindmarsh, Paul Kew and Darren 15. Paul Piercy 39. Richard Nottle

O'Donnell. Stephen Carroll kicked some great 16. Wes Greatz 40. Russell Menzies goals to be awarded the middies. Jason Knight

17. Michael Walker 41.. Mick Spry played well in the ruck and in the forward zone

18. Jamie Grentall 43. Craig Windsor and was awarded the socks.

For the netball it was a successful day. B 19. Mick Smith 44. Neil Carey

· grade played well and fought out a draw 34 all. 20. Paul Flannigan 45. Matthew Pattison

Brigette Milne was a star in the centre winning 21. Shannon Ellis 46. Phil Carroll the mug. In A grade the girls put in an excellent

22. Damien McKelvie 47. Paul Hindmarsh team effort to cement their position in the finals

23. Craig McCormack 48. Rod Breust winning 38-32. Meg Boynton once again played well in defence. 24. Stuart McGowan 49. Dean Grentell

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FARRER LEAGUE DRAW - 2000 Round 1

APRILS

C/Ash Kap(83) v Marrar(117)

Rivcoll(82) v Ardlethan(82)

Nth Wagga/RAAF(115) v Coota(52)

A.P.M.(122) v T.R.Y.C.(88)

Round 2

APRIL 15

Ardlethan(88) v C/Ash Kap(112)

Cootamundra(117) v Rivcoll(103)

T.R.Y.C.(58) v NthWga/RAAF(90)

Marrar(90) v A.P.M.(100)

Easter Week-End

Round 3

APRIL22

C/Ash Kap(90) v Cootamundra(80)

Rivcoll(111) v T.R.Y.C.(130)

NthWga/RAAF(81) v A.P.M.(132)

Ardlethan(48) v Marrar(103)

Round4

APRIL29

T.R.Y.C(125) v C/Ash Kap(110)

A.P.M.(129) v Rivcoll(57)

Marrar(82) v NthWga/RAAF(87)

Cootamundra(127) v Ardlethan(146)

Round 5

MAYS

C/Ash Kap(76) v A.P.M.(85)

Rivcoll(88) v NthWga/RAAF(81)

Cootamundra(12S) v Marrar(103)

Ardlethan(46) v T.R.Y.C.(175)

Rounds

MAY13/14

NthWga/RAAF(94) v C/Ash Kap(56)

Rivcoll(117) v Marrar(95)

A.P.M.(118) v Ardlethan(52)

T.R.Y.C.(182) v Cootamundra(26)

Round 7

MAY20

C/Ash Kap(107) v Rivcoll(76)

Ardlethan(72) v NthWga/RAAF(119)

Cootamundra(94) v A.P.M.(114)

Marrar(89) v T.R.Y.C.(147)

MAY27 FFL(64) v RFL(89) Maher Oval

Round8

MAY28 (Sun)

Marrar(76) v C/Ash Kap(11)

Ardlethan(47) v Rivcoll(46)

Cootarnundra(33) v NWga/RAAF(38)

T.R.Y.C.(91) vA.P.M.(24)

, • 1und9

JUNE3/4

C/Ash Kap(106) v Ardlethan(S1)

Rivcoll(52) v Cootarnundra(91)

NthWga/RAAF(67) v T.R.Y.C.(65)

A.P.M.(54) v Marrar(72)

Round 10

JUNE 10

Cootarnundra(169) v C/Ash Kap(40)

T.R.Y.C.(182) v Rivcoll(73)

A.P.M.(74) v NthWga/RAAF(102)

Marrar(119) v Ardlethan(57)

Round 11

JUNE 17

C/Ash Kap(48) v T.R.Y.C.(92)

Rivcoll(121) v A.P.M.(70)

NthWga/RAAF(95) v Marrar(66)

Ardlethan(111) v Cootamundra(89)

Round 12

JUNE24

A.P.M.(95) v C/Ash Kap(100)

NthWga/RAAF(130) v Rivcoll(44)

Marrar(78) v Cootarnundra(90)

T.R.Y.C.(190) v Ardlethan(56)

JULY1 FFLv

Round 13

JULYB

C/Ash Kap(83) v NthWga /RAAF(82)

Marrar(86) v Rivcoll(59)

Ardlethan(83) v A.P.M.(80)

Cootamundra(81) v T.R.Y.C.(64)

Round 14

JULY15

Rivcoll(82) v C/Ash Kap(77)

NthWga/RAAF(113) v Ardlethan(56)

A.P.M.(113) v Cootarnundra(89)

T.R.V.C.(139) v Marrar(120)

Round 15

JULY22

C/Ash Kap(71) v Marrar(120)

Rivcoll(75) v Ardlethan(83)

NthWga/RAAF(156) v Cootamundra(34)

A.P.M.(73) v T.R.Y.C.(143)

Round 16

JULY29

Ardlethan(116) v C/Ash Kap(96)

Cootamundra(139) v Rivcoll(54)

T.R.Y.C.(98) v NthWag/RAAF(87)

Marrar(117) v A.P.M.(85)

Round 17 AUGUSTS C/Ash Kap v Coota (Kapooka) Rivcoll v T.R.Y.C. NthWga/RAAF v A.P.M. Ardlethan v Mijrrar

Round 18 AUGUST12 T.R.Y.C. v C/Ash Kap A.P.M. v Rivcoll Marrar v NthWga /RAAF Coot~munrda v Ardlethan

FINALS: Qualifying Final: AUGUST 19 Elimination Final: AUGUST 20 2nd Semi: AUGUST 26 1st Semi: AUGUST 27 Preliminary Final: SEPTEMBER 3 (Sun) Grand Final: SEPTEMBER 9

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