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MID SOUTH EAST FOOTBALL 2013 (REPORTS BY TERRY WILLOUGHBY)
(Teams: Glencoe, Hatherleigh, Kalangadoo, Kongorong, Mt Burr, Nangwarry, Port MacDonnell, Robe and Tantanoola)
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ROBE FINALLY ON THE BOARD - Round 6 with Terry Willoughby Monday 20 May 2013 Robe passed over the wooden spoon mantle to Nangwarry in MSE football with a gritty 6 point win. Displaying their best form in ages the Roosters surged to a 41 point lead after an eight goal 2nd quarter. The dizzy feeling must have got to them as Nangwarry surged back in the 3rd term to trail by 12 points at ¾ time with veteran Brett Lindner showing the way and Ben Dinnison providing goals on the forward line. Nangwarry continued to press forward but Robe clung on tenaciously to record their 1st win for 2013. Jaryd Dawson with 5 goals, Tom Pearce, skipper Jayman Fletcher and Andrew Everett were best for Robe. Lindner, Adam Gartside Craig Hicks and recruit Brett Sutherland best for Nangwarry. Nippy on-ballers Clint Gallio and Dylan Ridley gave Mt Burr plenty of drive around the packs and defenders Brodie Hennink and Dale Bowering restricted Kalangadoo’s forwards for the Mozzies to record a 30 point win. Mt Burr led all game but never by enough to call the game safe but Kalangadoo couldn’t find a reliable avenue to goal. Gallio, Tom Fennell, Ridley and Hennink were better players for Mt Burr. Forty-three year old Michael Jones won plenty of kicks, Pat Hatch and Bannister tried hard for Kalangadoo. After a tight first half where Glencoe saw a 30 point quarter-time lead evaporate to just one point against Kongorong, the Murphies bolted away. Pint size forward Nathan McEachern was an unlikely villain for Glencoe and Alex Hentschke also gave plenty of drive but Kongorong hit back in the 2nd quarter through Jason Phillips and Josh Wright. Glencoe took control with 8 goals in the 3rd quarter as Kongorong’s defence unraveled to lead by 36 points. They again dominated the last quarter as Kongorong fell right away to win by 66 points. Twelve individual goal-kickers highlighted Glencoe’s win and better players were Hentschke, Tom Edwards, Zacc Cocks and Trent Hawke. Kongorong left too much to too few but Jason Phillips with 4 goals, Ben Drew, Bronson Saffin and Josh Wright tried hard. Port MacDonnell tumbled to their 3rd loss in a row when Tanatnoola came from behind to win by 11 points. Both sides went goal for goal in the 1st half with Port Mac leading narrowly. Will McDonald was again the star for Port Mac and was also having to kick the goals. Tant were battling to stay in touch as Port Mac held a 12 point lead at ¾ time. Rob Versace had proved elusive near goals for Tant but they needed others to step up. Tant finished strongly with coach Tim Stringer winning stacks of kicks around the mid-field and Versace booting goals they ran over Port Mac with 6 goals to two for a morale boosting win. Lyndon Smith starred in defence for Tant, Cam Saint, Stringer and Versace with 7 goals made big contributions in the win. McDonald with 5 goals tried valiantly to get his side across the line, Ben O’Dine and Jordan Zietz and Luke McIntyre were also good for Port Mac. The gap might only be one game between fourth and fifth but the percentage is 12% and growing which suggests the battle of the top four is for re-arrangement only. Round 7 - May 18, 2013
Best: Robe - T. Pearce, J. Dawson, J. Fletcher, A. Everett, T. Lehmann, J. Dunn. Nangwarry : B. Lindner, A. Gartside, C. Hicks, B. Sutherland, B. Dinnison, N. Reeves. Goals: Robe - J. Dawson 5, T. Lehmann 4, T. Kurray 2, J. Dunn 1, T. Pearce 1, J. Pettit 1, B. Ling 1. Nangwarry : B. Dinnison 6, N. Reeves 3, B. Lindner 3, R. Lindner 1, J. Manninen 1, B. Sutherland 1, N. Easterbrook 1
Best: Mt Burr - C. Gallio, T. Fennell, D. Ridley, W. Whitty, B. Hennink, D. Bowering. Kalangadoo : M. Jones, P. Hatch, J. Bannister, A. Stone, M. Lowe, S. Turner. Goals: Mt Burr - D. Ridley 2, B. Hennink 2, W. Whitty 2, C. Gallio 2, D. Bowering 2, S. Bevan 1, T. Fennell 1, B. Gordon 1. Kalangadoo : S. Turner 2, D. Jeffree 1, M. Lowe 1, J. Bannister 1, D. Vine 1, A. Stone 1, M. Krieger 1
Best: Tantanoola - L. Smith, C. Saint, J. Williams, T. Stringer, R. Versace. Port MacDonnell : W. Macdonald, B. O'Dine, J. Zeitz, J. Feast, L. McIntyre, D. O'Dine. Goals: Tantanoola - R. Versace 7, J. Williams 2, M. Reilly 2, B. Chant 1, H. Brown 1, J. Rowe 1. Port MacDonnell : W. Macdonald 5, J. Feast 2, M. Silvy 2, D. Munn 1, D. O'Dine 1, L. Pratt 1
Best: Glencoe - A. Hentschke, T. Edwards, Z. Cocks, T. Hawke, A. Creek, J. Edwards. Kongorong : J. Phillips, B. Drew, B. Saffin, J. Wright, D. Phillips. Goals: Glencoe - M. McRae 5, D. Paproth 3, A. Hentschke 3, B. Mitchell 2, Z. Cocks 2, A. Creek 2, T. Edwards 1, J. Bates 1, K. Clark 1, M. Kieselbach 1, D. Childs 1, M. Laube 1. Kongorong : J. Phillips 4, J. Simkin 3, J. Wright 3, Z. Best 1, M. Waters 1 PORT MAC HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Round 6 report - Monday 13 May 2013 Port MacDonnell had a battle from the start against improved Glencoe as both sides found goals hard to get in the 1st half with defences on top. The scores were rarely more than a few points apart and were level at ½ time. Glencoe had much the better of the 3rd quarter with coach Simon Brook, newcomer Ben Swan and Mark Kieselbach playing well. Port Mac were battling hard through big Will McDonald and coach Ben McGregor with defenders Riley Chant and Ben O’Dine but Glencoe were looking good and took a 19 point lead into the last quarter. Port Mac raised another effort and slowly reduced Glencoe’s lead in a torrid struggle to the end to scrape in by a solitary point. McDonald, Ben McGregor, Chant and Ben O’Dine were best for Port Mac whose win made it a four way battle for top spots. Glencoe were gallant in defeat but lost no admirers. Swan, coach Simon Brook, Dylan Childs and Mark Kieselbach were their best. Hatherleigh remain on top of the ladder after the comprehensive 134 point thrashing of finals aspirant Kongorong. The Eagles started well with a 7 goal 1st term but Kongorong kept in touch with 4 goals of their own to trail by 21 at the break. Greater depth of talent saw Hatherleigh increase their lead in the 2nd quarter with star mid-fielder Tylah Saunders playing brilliantly and Jack Skeer providing a great target at full forward. The Hawks trailed by 40 points at the start of the 3rd quarter but Hatherleigh unleashed an avalanche of goals which left Kongorong in its wake. Thirteen goals to two just swept the Hawks aside with Saunders continuing to dominate but also Sam Telfer, Tim Merrett and Josh Wight got into the act. Hatherleigh led by 113 points in a display that sent a strong message to all others in the league. The Eagles continued their goal spree with another 6 goals to three in the last quarter but Kongorong showed little resistance which enlarged the gap between the top 4 and the rest. Saunders was best a-field for Hatherleigh ahead of Telfer, Merrett and Tom Agnew whilst Skeer maintained his average with 7 goals. Not much you can say about Kongorong, they were shell shocked at the end. Tantanoola were never in any danger from the start against Nangwarry who remain winless after 6 rounds. Tant had too much power all over and with a dozen goal-kickers they romped to a 62 point lead at ½ time. Beanpole ruckman Michael Bennett and on-ballers Tim Stringer and Jason Rowe won the ball against little opposition and gave their forwards plenty of chances. Nangwarry were powerless as Tant continued to pile on the goals in the 2nd half and ran out easy winners by 116 points. Bennett, Jordan Williams, Stringer, Rob Versace with 6 goals and Rowe were best for Tant. Only Jake McKeon, Stacy Mullens and Rick Lindner showed much for Nangwarry. Robe and Kalangadoo were both winless before the round so at least one would be able to sing the club song at the end. In a low scoring game which never rose to any standard but was closely fought Kalangadoo held on to win by 5 points. Round 6 - May 11, 2013
Best: Port Mac - W. Macdonald, B. McGregor, R. Chant, B. O'Dine, A. Mcgregor, A. Taylor. Glencoe : B. Swan, S. Brook, D. Childs, T. Hawke, M. Kieselbach, T. Edwards. Goals: Port Mac - D. O'Dine 3, D. Bromley 2, J. McGregor 2, M. Lewis 1, R. Povey 1, B. McGregor 1, W. Macdonald 1, A. McGregor 1. Glencoe : N. Mceachern 3, T. Edwards 2, B. Mitchell 1, A. Hentschke 1, M. McRae 1, D. Paproth 1, M. Lewis 1, Z. Cocks 1, D. Childs 1.
Best: Tantanoola - M. Bennett, J. Williams, T. Stringer, R. Versace, J. Rowe, L. Smith. Nangwarry : J. McKeon, S. Mullens, B. Deamer, R. Lindner, S. Merrett, T. Muhovics. Goals: Tantanoola - R. Versace 6, M. Reilly 4, J. Rowe 3, M. Bennett 2, J. Williams 2, J. Meek 2, D. Knaggs 2, T. Stringer 2, C. Hamilton 2, B. Chant 1, C. Williams 1, B. Reilly 1. Nangwarry : B. Dinnison 3, V. Virtanen 1, A. Gartside 1, C. Hicks 1, J. Manninen 1, N. Easterbrook 1, J. Brooks 1, J. McKeon 1
Best: Kalangadoo - J. Bannister, J. Casey, M. Lowe, T. Jones, M. Jones. Robe : J. Steele, T. Pearce, J. Fletcher, A. Everett, B. Davis. Goals: Kalangadoo - T. Jones 3, D. Jeffree 2, A. Harris 1, J. Pratt 1, A. Stone 1. Robe : J. Keane 3, Z. Deane 3, J. Dunn 2, B. Ling 1
Best: Hatherleigh - T. Saunders, S. Telfer, J. Wight, T. Agnew, T. Merrett, J. Bateman. Kongorong : D. Phillips , B. Drew, A. Harding, M. Last. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 7, S. Telfer 6, T. Merrett 5, J. Wight 3, T. Saunders 2, C. Buckley 2, T. Bell 2, J. Sullivan 2, B. Sneath 1, T. Schulz 1, J. Bateman 1. Kongorong : A. Harding 4, D. Phillips 2, J. Simkin 1, B. Drew 1, S. Phillips 1, J. Phillips 1, N. Ham 1, J. Wright 1 HATHERLEIGH WINS BATTLE OF UNBEATEN TEAMS Round Five report – May 5, 2013 Unbeaten teams Hatherleigh and Port MacDonnell battled for the right of top spot. Hatherleigh got off to a great start and had Port Mac in trouble by ¼ time when they led by 34 points. The contest tightened in the 2nd quarter when Port Mac regrouped and booted 6 goals to Hatherleigh’s 4 and reduced the margin to 22 points. Star ruckman Will McDonald was doing everything to lift Port Mac and Rohan Povey was battling hard in defence. Jason Faulkner and key forwards Tom Bell and Jack Skeer were good players for Hatherleigh and extended the lead to 33 points at ¾ time. Port Mac responded strongly in the last quarter and reduced the margin to just 9 points before the final siren but Hatherleigh held on. Josh Wight, Faulkner, Marcus Bennett in defence and small forward Brett Sneath were Hatherleigh’s best and Skeer booted 5 goals. McDonald, Povey, Zack Williams, youngster Riley Chant and Dylan Bromley with 5 goals almost lifted Port Mac to a win. Robe gave Mt Burr a shake up in the 1st quarter but gradually fell off the pace to go down by 81 points. The Mozzies had many more avenues to goal but errant kicking kept the scores in touch until ¾ time. Speedy Dylan Ridley, defender Brodie Hennink and star mid-fielder Clint Gallio had too much class for their opposition as Robe struggled to stay in touch. Mt Burr piled 9 goals in the last quarter and after a slow start to the season are now just outside the top 4. Robe are on the bottom rung of the ladder with not much to look forward to. Veterans Dale Bowering 4 and Scott Bevan 3 headed Mt Burr’s goal-kickers. Ridley, Hennink, on-baller Nathan Muhovics and Gallio were best for Mt Burr. Tom Pearce, Sam Huebner and Jacob Keane tried hard for Robe. Glencoe were too good for Nangwarry and despite poor finishing in front of goal won easily by 74 points. Big man Mark Kieselbach again starred for Glencoe and mobile on-ballers Marcus von Duve, Adam Creek and Dean Watson pounced on anything that spilled at ground level. Nangwarry were outscored in every quarter and couldn’t find a multiple goal-kicker. Tantanoola bolted to a 35 point lead by quarter-time before Kalangadoo had time to react. Tant continued to hold a big lead in the 2nd term with ruckman Michael Bennett, coach Tim Stringer and defender Lyndon Smith a class above their opponents. Tantanoola continued to have most of the play but managed only 10 points in the 3rd quarter whilst Kalangadoo got maximum reward for their short time in attack. Kalangadoo booted 5 last quarter goals but Tant tidied their goal-kicking to run out winners by 45 points but it should have been greater. Rob Versace and Mitch Reilly booted 5 goals each for Tant and Smith, Bennett, Stringer headed the best players. Veteran coach Jason Dunn booted 4 goals for Kalangadoo with Mitch Lowe, Andrew Stone and Michael Jones their best. Unbeaten teams Hatherleigh and Port MacDonnell battled for the right of top spot. Hatherleigh got off to a great start and had Port Mac in trouble by ¼ time when they led by 34 points. The contest tightened in the 2nd quarter when Port Mac regrouped and booted 6 goals to Hatherleigh’s 4 and reduced the margin to 22 points. Star ruckman Will McDonald was doing everything to lift Port Mac and Rohan Povey was battling hard in defence. Jason Faulkner and key forwards Tom Bell and Jack Skeer were good players for Hatherleigh and extended the lead to 33 points at ¾ time. Port Mac responded strongly in the last quarter and reduced the margin to just 9 points before the final siren but Hatherleigh held on. Josh Wight, Faulkner, Marcus Bennett in defence and small forward Brett Sneath were Hatherleigh’s best and Skeer booted 5 goals. McDonald, Povey, Zack Williams, youngster Riley Chant and Dylan Bromley with 5 goals almost lifted Port Mac to a win.Round 5 - May 4, 2013
Best: Glencoe - M. Kieselbach, M. Von Duve, A. Creek, D. Watson, B. Gosden, T. Hawke. Nangwarry : S. Virtanen, J. Barnes, B. Lindner, B. Deamer, J. McKeon, C. Hicks. Goals: Glencoe - A. Hentschke 4, D. Paproth 4, M. McRae 2, Z. Cocks 2, N. Mceachern 1, M. Kieselbach 1, T. Edwards 1, T. Hawke 1. Nangwarry : A. Hill 1, C. Hicks 1, A. Mills 1, J. Manninen 1, M. Fatchen 1, B. Lindner 1
Best: Tantanoola - L. Smith, M. Bennett, T. Stringer, R. Clarke, R. Versace, M. Reilly. Kalangadoo : M. Lowe, A. Stone, M. Jones, J. Casey, P. Hatch, J. Bannister. Goals: Tantanoola - R. Versace 5, M. Reilly 5, B. Chant 2, C. Hamilton 2, J. Rowe 2, M. Bennett 1, J. Williams 1, T. McGrath 1. Kalangadoo : J. Dunn 4, R. Carlson 4, D. Jeffree 3, C. Mules 1, M. Krieger 1, D. Barlow 1
Best: Mt Burr - D. Ridley, B. Hennink, N. Muhovics, C. Gallio, B. Gordon, S. Gamble. Robe : T. Pearce, S. Huebner, J. Keane, J. Fletcher, J. Steele. Goals: Mt Burr - D. Bowering 4, S. Bevan 3, T. Stanley 2, D. Ridley 2, B. Gordon 2, J. Gregory 1, A. Butler 1, C. Gallio 1, B. Hennink 1, N. Morrison 1, N. Muhovics 1, C. Murray 1. Robe : Z. Deane 3, K. Scott 2, G. Howe Morgan 1, J. Keane 1, S. Huebner 1, B. Carter 1
Best: Hatherleigh - J. Wight, J. Faulkner, M. Bennett, B. Sneath, T. Bell, T. Saunders. Port MacDonnell : W. Macdonald, R. Povey, Z. Williams, D. O'Dine, R. Chant, R. Fox. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 5, B. Sneath 3, J. Bateman 2, J. Sullivan 2, T. Bell 1, C. Buckley 1, S. Telfer 1, M. Fabris 1. Port MacDonnell : D. Bromley 5, A. Taylor 4, M. Lewis 2, L. Pratt 2, W. Macdonald 2 ROUND 4 REPORT MT BURR HAVE FIRST WIN IN 2013 - April 29, 2013 The game of the round in Mid South East football was at Kongorong where the Hawks played arch rival Port MacDonnell and led by 3 goals at quarter time. Port Mac took complete control in the 2nd quarter with Will McDonald dominating the in the ruck and marking strongly and with rugged Ben O’Dine and Ben McGregor winning plenty of kicks through the mid-field they kept Kongorong scoreless and led by 27 points. The Hawks had some chances in the 3rd quarter but only managed behinds as Port Macs defence forced errors. The last quarter was all Port Mac and they ran out easy winners by 58 points, 12-20 92 to 4-10 34. McDonald, O’Dine , Ben McGregor and youngster Riley Chant were best for Port Mac. Kongorong stuttered to a stop after quarter-time and only defenders Nick Ham and Martin von Stanke along with Bronson Saffin played well. Mt Burr caused an upset with a 14 point win over Tantanoola. Mt Burr had the better of the 1st quarter with mid-fielder Clint Gallio involved in almost everything and defender Brodie Hennink playing strongly. Tant got back in the game in the 2nd term and should have been further in front but managed only 5 goals from eleven scoring attempts to lead by 7 points. Backman Dustin Knaggs kept Mt Burr out on many occasions and veteran little man Jason Rowe picked up kicks around the packs. The 3rd term was a slog and Tant held a one points lead at ¾ time. The Mozzies had an effective spearhead in Chris Murray and they added 4 goals to outscore Tant and win 14-7 to Tantanoola 11-13 79. Chris Murray booted 5 goals for Mt Burr, Hennink, Gallio and Ben Gordon played well. Tant’s best were Knaggs, Jordan Williams, Jason Rowe and coach Tim Stringer. Hatherleigh were far too good for Nangwarry and won easily by 139 points but it should have been much more. They had 55 scoring shots to just 11 by Nangwarry but sprayed most of them. They booted 8-12 in the 1st quarter and any signs of a contest disappeared. Jack Skeer maintained his form at full forward to boot 6 goals, big Jason Faulkner and his on-ballers Sullivan and Ciaran Buckley did as they pleased. Nangwarry only had battlers as the lead blew out in every quarter. Glencoe put Kalangadoo out of business by ½ time with a 7 goal burst in the 2nd quarter whilst holding the Magpies to a solitary point. Glencoe should have been able to really have a percentage booster but only managed 6 goals to 4 in the 2nd half and let Kalangadoo off the hook. Mark Kieselbach again headed the best players for Glencoe, ex-North Gambier recruit Dean Watson , Zacc Cocks and Dane Paproth with 5 goals all did well. Andrew Stone booted 3 of Kalangadoo’s to be best but it looks like a long winter ahead. Round 4 - April 27, 2013
Best: Hatherleigh - J. Faulkner, J. Sullivan, C. Buckley, B. Sneath, T. Bell, J. Wight. Nangwarry : N. Reeves, B. Lindner, M. Fatchen, B. Deamer, J. Barnes, J. McKeon. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 6, B. Sneath 5, T. Bell 3, C. Buckley 3, S. Telfer 2, J. Bateman 2, J. Sullivan 2, T. Agnew 1, J. Faulkner 1. Nangwarry : S. Virtanen 3, N. Reeves 2, J. Brooks 1
Best: Glencoe - M. Kieselbach, D. Watson, Z. Cocks, D. Paproth, D. Childs, T. Edwards. Kalangadoo : A. Stone, J. Casey, C. Mules, J. Pratt, B. Casey, M. Lowe. Goals: Glencoe - D. Paproth 5, M. McRae 3, Z. Cocks 3, D. Childs 2, D. Watson 1, M. Kieselbach 1, A. Hentschke 1, J. Bates 1. Kalangadoo : A. Stone 3, J. Dunn 1, S. McLaughlin 1
Best: Mt Burr - B. Gordon, B. Hennink, C. Gallio, J. Fiebig, D. Ridley, S. Bevan. Tantanoola : D. Knaggs, J. Williams, J. Rowe, C. Williams, T. Stringer, R. Versace. Goals: Mt Burr - C. Murray 5, S. Bevan 2, C. Gallio 2, B. Gordon 2, J. Gregory 1, N. Muhovics 1, D. Ridley 1. Tantanoola : R. Versace 3, L. Smith 2, J. Bromley 1, D. Tincknell 1, C. Williams 1, R. Clarke 1, C. Hale 1, D. Knaggs 1
Best: Port Mac - W. Macdonald, B. O'Dine, B. McGregor, R. Chant, L. Pratt, T. Sullivan. Kongorong : B. Saffin, N. Ham, S. Phillips, M. Von Stanke, D. Phillips. Goals: Port Mac - D. Bromley 4, T. Sullivan 2, M. Lewis 1, S. Zeitz 1, B. McGregor 1, L. Pratt 1, W. Macdonald 1, A. Taylor 1. Kongorong : J. Wright 2, J. Phillips 1, A. Harding 1 GAP IN TOP AND BOTTOM FOUR ALREADY EVIDENT Monday 22 April 2013 The gap between the top 4 teams is already pronounced which must be concerning to those in charge. For the 3rd week in a row Robe have been thrashed by over 100 points. This time by Tantanoola. Robe were competitive early but Tant went further ahead at every change. The Roosters had no answer to Jordan Williams and the class and ball-winning ability of Tim Stringer and Jason Rowe. Rugged Justin Rehn brushed his opponents aside and beanpole Michael Bennett won the rucks. Tom Pearce and Todd Lehmann tried hard for Robe. Premiership threat Hatherleigh blew Kalangadoo away after quarter-time to win by 191 points. Jack Skeer got his customary bag of goals with 8 as the ball was continuously pumped forward by the midfielders and on-ballers for Hatherleigh. The Eagle forwards had a ball against the embattled Kalangadoo defenders. Mt Burr’s fall as a power side continued when Glencoe dominated from the start. Big Mark Keiselbach was the star for Glencoe and Mick McRae lively near goals to boot 9. Clint Gallio and Brodie Hennink tried hard for Mt Burr but they were outgunned in most positions Paproth and youngster Alex Hentschke chipped in with 4 goals each as Glencoe piled on the goals to win by 126 points. Nangwarry really tested Kongorong for three hard fought quarters where the lead changed hands regularly with Nangwarry in front narrowly at ½ and ¾ time. Kongorong who had recruited heavily looked wobbly, but lifted strongly to boot 10 goals in the last quarter to win by 62 points. John Simkin with 4 goals was best for Kongorong ahead of Bronson Saffin, Jason and Dwayne Phillips. Nathan Reeves booted 5 goals for Nangwarry, Brett Lindner worked hard around the stoppages, Niall Easterbrook and Simon Merrett were good for 3 quarters. Round 3 - April 20, 2013
Best: Kongorong - J. Simkin, B. Saffin, J. Phillips, D. Phillips , B. Drew. Nangwarry : B. Lindner, N. Easterbrook, S. Merrett, M. Fatchen, N. Reeves, J. Brooks. Goals: Kongorong - J. Wright 5, J. Simkin 4, J. Turner 3, J. Phillips 2, B. Saffin 2, B. Weaver 2, A. Harding 2, S. Phillips 1, D. Phillips 1. Nangwarry : N. Reeves 5, J. Barnes 2, J. Smith 1, A. Hill 1, J. Manninen 1, S. Merrett 1, J. Brooks 1, B. Lindner 1
Best: Hatherleigh - J. Bateman, J. Faulkner, J. Sullivan, S. Telfer, M. Bennett, J. Skeer. Kalangadoo : J. Dunn, J. Bannister, C. Mules, B. Casey, A. Stone, J. Pratt. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 8, S. Telfer 6, C. Buckley 4, B. Sneath 4, J. Bateman 4, J. Sullivan 1, B. Wight 1, T. Bell 1, T. Schulz 1, M. Faulkner 1. Kalangadoo : J. Dunn 1, B. Casey 1, M. Krieger 1
Best: Glencoe - M. McRae, M. Kieselbach, D. Childs. Mt Burr : C. Gallio, B. Hennink, D. Bowering, T. Fennell, J. Wallis, A. Butler. Goals: Glencoe - M. McRae 9, D. Paproth 4, A. Hentschke 4, Z. Cocks 3, M. Kieselbach 3, D. Watson 2, M. Lewis 1, N. McEachern 1, D. Childs 1, A. Creek 1. Mt Burr : C. Murray 3, B. Hennink 2, S. Bevan 1, N. Muhovics 1, D. Ridley 1, C. Gallio 1, T. Fennell 1, D. Bowering 1
Best: Tantanoola - J. Williams, T. Stringer, J. Rowe, J. Rehn, D. Knaggs, M. Bennett. Robe : T. Pearce, T. Lehmann, S. Huebner, J. Fletcher, A. Everett, J. Dawson. Goals: Tantanoola - M. Reilly 5, M. Pilmore 3, B. Reilly 2, S. Tincknell 2, C. Hale 2, J. Rowe 2, D. Tincknell 1, C. Saint 1, D. Knaggs 1. Robe : S. Huebner 1, J. Dawson 1 ROUND 2 WRAP with Terry Willoughby, Sunday 14 April 2013 Robe copped a second drubbing in two games as Glencoe piled on the goals. At least Robe managed some goals this week but it has taken more than 6 quarters of football to do so. Glencoe controlled play throughout with midfield and ruck dominance that enabled the forwards to goal without defensive pressure from Robe. Tom Edwards booted 5 and ex North Gambier players Clark and Mcrae got 4 each. Glencoe’s best were Mitch Lewis, Sam Walker and bigman Mark Kieselbach. Tom Pearce and Jordan Pettit tried hard for Robe but a win looks a long way off. Port MacDonnell dominated the 1st quarter against Nangwarry to lead by 40 points with Dylan Bromley again starring on the forward line. Nangwarry tightened up in defence and made Port Mac work harder for kicks without ever looking like winners. The margin narrowed to 33 points but Port Mac still looked good. They kicked ahead again in the 3rd term but Nangwarry continued to harass them even trailing by 42 points at the last change. Will McDonald marked strongly and dominated the rucks for Port Mac and Dylan Bromley booted 10 goals and Nangwarry were unable to contain them, youngster Riley Chant was another to impress for Port Mac. Hicks, Matt Fatchen and Brett Lindner worked hard for Nangwarry who might just climb the ladder. Hatherleigh, so often bullied by Mt Burr in recent years exacted a measure of revenge when they had a huge win over the Mozzies. The contest was over by quarter-time when the Eagles led by 44 points. Matt Fabris was winning the stoppages and on-ballers Tylah Saunders, Todd Watson and Buckley racked up plenty of possessions as the lead blew out to 59 points at 1/2 time as Mt Burr struggled to have any impact. Hatherleigh raised the bar even higher with a 10 goal burst in the 3rd quarter and doubled the margin with young Jack Skeer booting 7 goals for the 2nd game in a row. The Eagles really had their foot on the throat of Mt Burr and continued to dominate all over and won resoundingly by 154 points. Todd Watson, Fabris, Saunders and Ciaran Buckley starred for Hatherleigh. Mt Burr were badly beaten with only Dylan Ridley, Jack Gregory and Shannon Smith showing much fight. Kalangadoo started well against Kongorong to lead by 13 points at the 1st change. The game closed up markedly in the 2nd quarter with the Hawks fighting back to lead narrowly by 2 at 1/2 time with Bryn Weaver and Matt Killey playing well. The Magpies regained the lead in the 3rd term but the game was still anybody’s for the taking. Pratt and Auld were good players for Kalangadoo but they led by only 6 points. Kongorong responded with a strong last quarter to outscore Kalangadoo 5 goals to one and run out victors by 21 points. Shaun Phillips booted 4 goals for Kongorong and Weaver, Killey and Jon Simpkin played well. Pratt, Auld and Andrew Stone kept Kalangadoo in the game for 3 quarters but many faded. Round 2 - April 13, 2013
Best: Port Mac - W. Macdonald, D. Bromley, R. Chant, B. O'Dine, D. O'Dine, J. Feast. Nangwarry - C. Hicks, M. Fatchen, B. Lindner, S. Merrett, R. Lindner, N. Reeves. Goals: Port Mac - Dylan Bromley 10, M. Lewis 3, R. Povey 1, B. McGregor 1, R. Chant 1, K. Blacksell 1, A. McGregor 1. Nanagwarry - N. Reeves 3, J. Manninen 2, S. Merrett 2, N. Easterbrook 1, J. Brooks 1, B. Lindner 1, B. Deamer 1
Best: Kongorong - B. Weaver, M. Killey, J. Simkin, S. Phillips, M. Von Stanke. Kalangadoo - J. Pratt, B. Auld, A. Stone, J. Bannister, S. McLaughlin, M. Jones. Goals: Kongorong - S. Phillips 4, A. Harding 3, J. Turner 2, B. Saffin 2, J. Wright 2, B. Drew 1, W. Milne 1, B. Weaver 1. Kalangadoo - B. Auld 3, C. Mules 3, A. Harris 2, D. Jeffree 1, J. Dunn 1, R. Carlson 1, P. Hatch 1, A. Auld 1
Best: Glencoe – not av. Robe - T. Pearce, J. Pettit, B. Carter, Z. Deane, S. Clements, J. Steele. Goals: Glencoe - T. Edwards 5, K. Clark 4, M. McRae 4, A. Creek 2, T. Hawke 2, D. Paproth 2, S. Brook 1, J. Bates 1, M. Lewis 1, S. Walker 1, M. Kieselbach 1, N. Mceachern 1. Robe - T. Kurray 1, H. Ludwig 1, E. Regnier 1, J. Kokiousis 1
Best: Hatherleigh - T. Watson, M. Fabris, T. Saunders, T. Schulz, C. Buckley, J. Sullivan. Mt Burr - D. Ridley, J. Gregory, S. Smith, J. Wallis, B. Gordon, C. Gallio. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 7, J. Sullivan 4, B. Sneath 4, M. Fabris 3, C. Buckley 3, S. Telfer 2, J. Wight 2, T. Bell 2, T. Schulz 1, T. Agnew 1. Mt Burr - C. Murray 3, D. Ridley 2, B. Hennink 2 DYLAN BROMLEY STARS IN OPENING ROUND PORT MAC TRIUMPH OVER TRAGEDY report from ABC's Terry Willoughby - Monday April 8, 2013 Port MacDonnell overcame tragedy, unfurled their premiership flag and proceeded to demolish Kalangadoo in the opening round of MSE football. Port Mac were quickly into action but the Magpies kepoint in touch but wasted chances. Dylan Dromley starred on the forward line for Port Mac, marking almost everything and kicking goals. The reigning premiers crushed Kalangadoo with a 12 goal burst in the 2nd quarter to bolt to a lead of 89 points with every player responding emphatically to the tragic loss of premiership capointain Steve Noble last weekend. They inflicted more torture on Kalangadoo with 6 goals to 2 in the 3rd term but it should have been much more as they also booted 12 behinds. The last quarter was a formality in which Kalangadoo booted 7 goals to five but Port Mac romped home by 112 points to show their respect to a lost captain. Dylan Bromley booted 12 goals in an “all played well” team. Kalangadoo got battling service from Pratt in defence, smallman Andrew Stone and ruckman Stu McLaughlin. Hatherleigh never allowed 2013 wooden-spooner Robe a chance and had a huge 211 point win. The game was one-sided from the start with Hatherleigh doing as they liked to lead by 80 points at ½ time. Any Robe supporters harboring fightback thoughts watched in shock as the Eagles piled on 13 goals to a solitary point in the 3rd quarter. The game petered out in the last term as Hatherleigh had a training run to ease up, winners by 211 points. Jack Skeer 7 goals, veteran Brett Sneath 6 and recruit Ciaran Buckley 5 were the major goal-kickers and Matt Fabris headed the best players. Robe scarcely had any impact but Jaymen Fletcher battled hard. League power team Mt Burr made a strong start despite the loss of several star players to lead Kongorong by 17 points at the 1st change. The recruit bolstered Hawks took control in the 2nd term with Josh Wright providing a strong target at full forward and led by 2 goals with a half to play. The Mozzies were unable to contain Kongorong who booted a further 7 goals with recruits Drew and Dwayne Phillips starring. Mt Burr trailed by 46 points entering the last quarter but made no impression and the HawKs ran out comfortable winners by 51 points. Drew, Phillips and Wright with 7 goals were best for Kongorong. Brodie Hennink, Jack Gregory and Scott Lesslie headed Mt Burr’s best. Tantanoola and Glencoe both recruited heavily but Tant also lost some to others leagues. Tant were strong at the start and held a 16 point lead at quarter time. Glencoe roared back with 7 goals to three with locals Mark Keiselbach, Brad Gosden and Trent Hawke leading the way to give the Murphies a 9 point lead. Former Millicent ruckman/forward Michael Bennett was proving difficult to match up near goals as Tant regained the lead with a quarter to play. In a hard fought last term Tant managed to just outscore Glencoe and record a 10 point win. Bennett with 7 goals was the match-winning forward for Tant and recruits Clarke and Reilly played well. Round 1 - April 6, 2013
Best: Port Mac – all played well. Kalangadoo: J. Pratt, A. Stone, B. Auld, S. McLaughlin, S. Casey, A. Auld. Goals: Port Mac - Dylan Bromley 12, B. McGregor 4, J. Cawthorne 2, W. Macdonald 2, J. Zeitz 2, B. Stephens 2, M. Lewis 2, L. Pratt 1, J. McGregor 1, R. Fox 1, M. Byrne 1. Kalanagadoo - J. Pratt 4, J. Dunn 3, D. Jeffree 2, B. Casey 2, A. Stone 1, M. Jones 1
Best: Kongorong - B. Drew, J. Wright, D. Phillips , B. Saffin. Mt Burr - B. Hennink, J. Gregory, S. Lesslie, S. Smith, N. Muhovics. Goals: Kongorong - J. Wright 7, J. Simkin 3, B. Weaver 3, A. Telford 3, A. Harding 3, B. Saffin 2, S. Phillips 1. Mt Burr - J. Gregory 3, C. Murray 3, N. Muhovics 2, D. Ridley 2, S. Lesslie 1, S. Smith 1
Best: Hatherleigh - M. Fabris, C. Buckley, T. Schulz, J. Skeer, J. Faulkner, B. Sneath. Robe - J. Fletcher, T. Pearce, J. Regnier, B. Jess, J. Steele. Goals: Hatherleigh - J. Skeer 7, B. Sneath 6, C. Buckley 5, T. Bell 3, S. Telfer 3, J. Bateman 2, J. Sullivan 2, M. Fabris 1, J. Wight 1, B. Wight 1
Best: Tant - J. Williams, J. Rowe, M. Reilly, M. Bennett, R. Clarke, D. Knaggs. Glencoe - M. Kieselbach, J. Bates, B. Gosden, T. Hawke, S. Brook, A. Creek. Goals: Tant - M. Bennett 7, M. Pilmore 1, J. Rehn 1, S. Tincknell 1, C. Hamilton 1, J. Rowe 1. Glencoe - K. Clark 3, M. Kieselbach 2, M. McRae 2, L. Sharaf 2, S. Brook 1, Z. Cocks 1
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