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SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 8th & 9th, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’From The Jungle

Great start to the Western Border Finals last weekend, nice to feel the sun shining through the lianas on Sunday. Senior footy saw us say adios to the Sainters, with South and Hamilton exiting in the 2s and 3s respectively. In fact, it was the last time the black and white Magpie strip will be on official display in our world. Thanks Hamilton for the memories.

LAST WEEK’S WRAPIn the Qualifying Final South put the other contenders on short notice that they are up and about. As often is the case at this time of year one or two unlikely heroes jump out of the ground, and last week it was Demon Lloyd Pearce-Raisin who played out of his skin. Plenty of others contributed, but a special mention to one of the Phant’s faves, Coach Copping. The body might be in decline, but the footy smarts are still as sharp as a meat cleaver. And I can’t leave without a mention of Diesel Stratford who produced one of the best running back displays in recent times.On Sunday it always looked like the Imps pups were going to wag their little tails at dinner time. Millicent held on as long as they could under constant siege, with Digger Duldig in particular outstanding. But the Dogs have been good finishers all year, and in the final stanza cocked their legs all over the Sainters’ lamp post. This time the unlikely hero was young Tom Waters, who marked strongly on his way to nailing six big ones. And just like Jon Copping, the old stager Bluey Forsyth was the architect in his quarter back role.

THIS WEEKSecond Semi Final - North v SouthNorth would be up on their hind legs after South’s demolition job on Portland last week. In fact the DS were so hot they could have incubated chickens in their armpits. And what of the ‘X Man’, Brett Exelby? He must be the cheapest pickup this side of Amsterdam. By the time this goes to air speculation about Coach McConnell playing will be determined, but the Phant is assuming, and hoping, he lines up. If so, the very best of luck to you Justin. Both sides have strong bodies in the midfield, trustworthy targets up the pointy end and back ends as tight as Tony Abbott’s Speedos.

The ruck duels should be a highlight alone with the master Nulty squaring off against the young gazelle Jake Dowdy. Ground and weather conditions might play a key role in this contest, but either way the Tiges should achieve safe passage to the Big One.North by 7 points

Portland v ImperialsPortland were as limp as a dish rag last week against South. They are a better side than that exhibition, but Imps are playing without fear. Jason McIntosh and Matt Newell did their job against quality opposition last week, and they face big asks again facing Jarrod and Jarrod. Coach Holt looked out of sorts against South, but he is a proud leader and I don’t expect he will lower his colours two weeks in succession. One thing is a given, if Imperials are within 10 goals at the final turn the fat man won’t be chalking his cue. The pups run and carry better than a shoplifter in a $2 shop. And that run is what might spoil the Tiger party because I just can’t see where their counter leg speed will come from.Imps by 16 points

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‘Till next week...

The Phantom

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SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 8th & 9th, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’

WBFL FINALISTS HEAD TO HEAD 2012

Mt Gambier Community Bank Seniors

Round 2 Portland 14.13 97 d Imperials 14.10 94 (HP)

Round 11 Imperials 8.24 72 d Portland 9.11 65 (MO)

Round 3 North Gambier 14.10 94 d South Gambier 9.8 62 (BLSP)

Round 12 North Gambier 8.17 65 d South Gambier 7.11 53 (VP)

Deakin Uni Reserves

Round 9 Millicent 11.7 73 d Portland 4.10 34 (McLP)

Round 17 Millicent 16.8 104 d Portland 9.6 60 (HP)

Round 2 North Gambier 7.10 52 d East Gambier 2.4 16 (VP)

Round 11 North Gambier 11.12 78 d East Gambier 7.5 47 (McDP)

Sungold Milk U18s

Round 2 North Gambier 14.11 95 d East Gambier 9.9 63 (VP)

Round 11 East Gambier 8.9 57 d North Gambier 6.10 46 (McDP)

Round 2 Imperials 14.7 91 d Portland 12.5 77 (HP)

Round 11 Portland 14.15 99 d Imperials 8.3 51 (MO)

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all WBFL grounds.Clubs in breach of this law face heavy penalties,

including possible loss of their liquor license

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Saturday 8th SeptemberSecond Semi Finals: McLaughlin Park Millicent

Mt Gambier Community Bank Seniors 1.45 pm (SA)

North Gambier v South Gambier

Deakin University Reserves 11.45 am (SA)

North Gambier v East Gambier

Sungold Milk U18s 9.45 am (SA)

East Gambier v North Gambier (First SEMI)

Sunday 9th SeptemberFirst Semi Finals: Island Park Casterton

Mt Gambier Community Bank Seniors 1.45 pm (SA)

Portland v Hamilton Imperials

Deakin University Reserves 11.45 am (SA)

Millicent v Portland

Sungold Milk U18s 9.45 am (SA)

Portland v Hamilton Imperials (Second SEMI)

WBFL FINALS-WEEK TWO

UMPIRES APPOINTMENTS FOR FINALS WEEK 2 - 2012

SATURDAY

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: North Gambier v SouthField 1 - Glen Trigg Field 2 – Jarred Earl Boundary 1 - Matthew Guy Boundary 2 – Matt DowlingGoal 1 - Craig McAllister Goal 2 – Christopher Till

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: North Gambier v EastField 1 – Bruce McLaughlinField 2 – Darren PhilpsBoundary 1 – Nathan WatersBoundary 2 – James OwenGoal 1 – Michael ButtonGoal 2 – Tony Magiera

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: East Gambier v NorthField 1 – Andrew SimpsonField 2 – Taylor Fry Boundary 1 – Ethan MouldenBoundary 2 – Ben RobinsonGoal 1 – Declan CarmodyGoal 2 – Brad McDonnell

SUNDAY

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Portland v ImperialsField 1 - Shane Dempsey Field 2 – David CarraillEmergency Field - Geoff BarkerBoundary 1 – Chris Button Boundary 2 - Thomas Horsten Goal 1 - Owen Drinkell Goal 2 – Tom Birks

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Millicent v PortlandField 1 - Dylan McDonaldField 2 - Anthony Bunworth Emergency Field - Graeme Arthur Boundary 1 - Matthew TrotterBoundary 2 - Jake Hamilton Goal 1 - Peter SymonsGoal 2 - Craig McAllister

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Portland v Imperials Field 1 - Graeme ArthurField 2 - Geoff Barker Emergency Field - Christopher Ansell Boundary 1 - Mark HutchinsBoundary 2 - Zak Roache Goal 1 - Peter IrvingGoal 2 - Bruce Shepherd

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WESTERN BORDER NETBALL ASSOCIATION 1st SEMI FINAL – ISLAND PARK, CASTERTON - SUNDAY, 9TH SEPTEMBER, 2012

SA Time Vic Time

A Grade 2.00pm 2.30pm Court 1 West * V North Official scorer & timekeeper – South

A Reserve 12.30pm 1.00pm Court 1 Imperials V Hamilton * Official scorer & timekeeper - Portland

B Grade 2.00pm 2.30pm Court 2 Millicent * V Portland Official scorer & timekeeper – East

C Grade 12.30pm 1.00pm Court 2 Imperials * V East Official scorer & timekeeper – North

17 & Under 11.00am 11.30am Court 1 East * V Hamilton

Official scorer & timekeeper - Imperials

15 & Under 10.00am 10.30am Court 1 Porltand * V North Official scorer & timekeeper – South

13 & Under 11.00am 11.30am Court 2 South * V Portland Official scorer & timekeeper – Millicent

* Denotes Club responsible for media write-up, to be handed to WBNA officials after each game

Please notify any changes to scorer or time-keeper responsibilities to:

Kate Capewell – E: [email protected] M: 0438 249 240

WESTERN BORDER NETBALL ASSOCIATION 2nd SEMI FINAL – MCLAUGHLIN PARK, MILLICENT - SATURDAY, 8TH SEPTEMBER, 2012

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A Grade 2.30pm 3.00pm Court 1 Millicent * V Portland Official scorer & timekeeper – West

A Reserve 1.00pm 1.30pm Court 1 West * V Portland Official scorer & timekeeper - Imperials

B Grade 2.30pm 3.00pm Court 2 West V North * Official scorer & timekeeper – Millicent

C Grade 1.00pm 1.30pm Court 2 Portland * V West Official scorer & timekeeper – Imperials

17 & Under 11.30am 12.00pm Court 1 Casterton * V Portland

Official scorer & timekeeper - East

15 & Under 10.30am 11.00am Court 1 East * V Casterton Official scorer & timekeeper – Portland

13 & Under 11.30am 12.00pm Court 2 East * V North Official scorer & timekeeper – South


Please notify any changes to scorer or time-keeper responsibilities to: Kate Capewell – E: [email protected] M: 0438 249 240


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Sunday First SEMI Final - Island Park, Casterton

West Gambier V North Gambier

Finals really are a different ball game but that seems to be working in our favour. Saturday we were pleased to take 2 from 2 wins in Casterton. Our B Grade girls combined well to to take on Millicent & survived, winning 46-38. Best players: Eliza Short & Chloe Ashby (sponsored by Wylie’s Dairy). A smashing game from the U/13 girls saw them beat South 48-14. Well done girls! Best: Georgia Hood & Morgan Fisher. Sunday at home we were pleased to take away 2 wins from 3 games. A strong game enabled the U/15’s to cement their place into next Sunday, defeating South 41-17. Awards: Jamie Whan, Gemma Currie, Ady Neshoda & Amber Hood. The C Grade girls went out fighting. Whilst they held the lead for majority of the game, East’s momentum got the better of them in the dying minutes, defeating North by just 1 goal. Best: Brooke Winterfield (Jetts Fitness) & Danielle Kettle (Wreckett). A stella game from the A Grade enabled them to get on top of South, winning by 16 goals. Best: Nikita Block (KC&MR Boult) & Alisha Bryan (Neale & Nulty). Good luck to all teams as they continue along the finals journey. Let’s get behind them - Go Tiges!!

Last week we had two teams playing on Saturday at Casterton, with our A res and B Grade lucky enough to sit back and watch what was to unfold for them this week. The day started with the C Grade girls hitting the court against the Imps girls. We got off to a flying start, but Imps were able to claw their way back into the game. The Imps girls got to within two but then we were able to steady and run out victors by 16. It was a great overall team effort by the girls, with Kris and Soph judged best by Imps. Then the A gr girls hit the court. Portland had a good start, but we were able to claw our way back into it, only being 2 down at the half. The Portland girls then got the upper hand in the second half, however we didn’t give up, throwing everything at them, but they were too good, hanging on to win by 12, with Kahli and Amy judged best. Congratulations to Carly T who played her 100th game in this game. Carly is a valuable player in the A gr, and is an amazing player to watch. This weekend we now have C Gr and A Res starting the day, both coming up against Portland. We then have the B Gr girls facing North. Then on Sunday we have the A Gr girls also facing North. Good luck to everyone this weekend.

Saturday Second SEMI Final - McLaughlin Park, Millicent

Millicent V Portland

Hi All, Well what a weekend last week turned out to be with all teams still in the hunt for the prize at the end of the season. This week we see the A.Grade in a match against Millicent which should prove to be a great contest. Having met Millicent twice this season with twice going down our girls will certainly be out to turn this result around for a win. A.Res will front up to West Gambier, B.Grade will be up against Millilcent, C.Grade will play West Gambier, 17/under will play Casterton, 15/under will play North Gambier and the 13/under will play South Gambier. Good luck to all teams and again hope we come home with all winners in our bid to win the top prize. Yours in netball Rhonda Compton.

Today we welcome everyone to McLaughlin Park for the First Semi-Final. The A Grade girls play Portland after having the week off. It is great that they have the opportunity to play on their home courts and the crowd will be right behind them as they try to win through to the Grand Final. Audine and Donna have settled the line-up in the second half of the year and have been impressed with the development of their junior players. They will need to be at their best to beat the improved Portland line-up. Good luck girls! The B Grade Babes will be looking to bounce back on Sunday when they travel back to Casterton. They have been training hard and always have a lot of fun so I’m sure Bron will have them fired up to win through to the Pre-liminary final. Bad luck to the 13 & Under side who went down to a strong Portland line-up last weekend. A big thank you to Justine for all the hard work you put into developing the young team. GO SAINTS!!

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The practise of sporting clubs celebrating their end of season with a trip away or ‘Mad Monday’ type event appears to be becoming more commonplace and can be a concern for clubs. This document is designed to assist clubs deal with the risks posed by such events.

WHAT ARE THE RISKS?

Participants in these ‘end of season’ celebrations often drink far in excess of what is recommended by health organisations. They either voluntarily engage in high risk drinking or are coerced into it by their peers.

HEALTH RISKS:

The short term health risks of binge drinking are numerous and include:

• Headachesandnausea

• Vomiting

• Memoryloss

• Lossofconsciousness(andinextremecasesdeath)

Binge drinking also leads to an increased risk of damage to both the individual and property. People are more likely to engage in risky behaviour while intoxicated such as swimming, driving, unsafe sex and violence, with potentially horrific consequences.

Long term effects of repeated binge drinking include brain and liver damage, depression and problems at school, work or in relationships. (1)

LEGAL RISKS:

Whether a sporting club would be liable for an injury suffered by a player or damage to property on an end of season trip or event will depend on the circumstances of each case. In particular, the extent of the club’s involvement in the organising and running of the event and the foreseeability of the risk or damage that occurred. There is a risk that clubs could be liable if they promote and endorse these types of activities to their members and fail to warn them of the possible risks.

Clubs can reduce this risk by banning or discouraging their members from engaging in end of season activities (although naturally they cannot prevent players from organising their own), warning players of the health risks identified above and following the guidelines below.

WHAT CAN CLUBS DO?

In order to reduce the risks to the individual and club, sporting clubs should not endorse or support any end of season celebration that involves excessive drinking. This means clubs should not hold any fundraising events throughout the year that helps subsidise these activities. If players still go ahead and organise their own event, the club should make it clear that it takes no responsibility for conducting it and express concern to members regarding their health and safety, as well as the potential for the activity to bring the image of the club into disrepute. Players should also be informed of any legal requirements regarding alcohol.

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HOW TO REDUCE THE RISKS OF ALCOHOL RELATED HARMS AT END OF SEASON EVENTS:

• Meet with person / people organising the event and discuss what is planned. Identify possible risks and measures to be taken to reduce those risks.

• Ensure no-one under 18 is involved in the event.

• Clearly explain what the club considers acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. Unacceptable behaviours should include:

a) Drunkenness

b) Drink driving

c) Damage to property

d) Violence & assault

e) Verbal abuse

f) Any form of harassment

g) Anything that may bring the image of the club into disrepute

h) Anything against the law (eg. under 18 drinking)

• Meet with the whole group before they depart to explain the above – if this is not possible, meet with the organisers and ensure they inform other participants.

• For trips away, encourage transport that does not require anyone to drive. Where someone will be driving a bus, assist to organise a trained driver or ensure at least two people will act as designated drivers.

• Ensure driver(s) has an appropriate license and keeps zero blood alcohol content.

• Encourage regular meals, snacks between meals and non-alcoholic hydration throughout the day.

• Consider a ‘buddy’ system, whereby delegated participants agree not to drink and look after others.

• Encourage the use of taxis or a bus (and driver).

REFERENCES:(1) NHMRC 2001 Australian Alcohol Guidelines: Health risks and benefits, Canberra: Commonwealth of Australia

Disclaimer: These notes contain comments of a general nature only and are not intended to be relied upon as, nor as asubstitute for, specific professional advice. No responsibility can be accepted by AFL Victoria or the Australian Drug Foundation or

the authors for loss occasioned to any person doing anything as a result of any material in this publication.

End of Season Celebrations

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SATURDAY - SUNDAY September 8th & 9th, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’Mount Gambier & District Community Bank®Branch

1 Patrick Perry .........................2 Doug Hudson ........................3 Troy Hosking .........................4 Mayson Ashby ......................5 Anthony Kilsby ......................6 Tim McInerney ......................7 Scott Flett .............................8 Matt Hensel ..........................9 Jamie O'Neil ..........................10 Mick McRae ..........................11 Matthew Chapman .................12 Sam Griffith ..........................13 Steven McInernery .................14 Callam Hudson ......................15 James Lamont ......................16 Brett Kennedy ........................17 Adam Kurzman......................18 Josh Woodall ........................19 Rocky Labbozzetta .................

29 Jacob Bruhn ........................34 Sam Egan ............................48 Matt Stark ............................55 Alex Lewis ...........................61 Michael English ....................62 Richard Pearson ...................63 James Hunter .......................64 Joshua Cooney ....................70 Dylan Munn .........................72 Matthew Allen ......................73 Jack Pudney ........................

20 Tim Young ............................21 David Nulty ...........................22 Leigh Symons .......................23 Richie O'Grady ......................24 Garth Willoughby ................... 25 Dean Watson ........................26 Nick Mark .............................27 Brad Stafford .........................28 Thomas Gibbs .......................30 Sam Whelan ......................... 31 Paul Griffith ...........................32 Lachlan Herring .....................33 Justin McConnell ...................35 Matthew Arthurson ................36 Nick Bartetzko .......................37 Gabe Tucker ..........................38 Jamie Yeates .........................39 Mark Vinko ...........................40 Craig Lock ............................

74 Jake Schutz .........................75 Dominic Smith .....................76 Matthew Preece ....................77 Matt McInerney ....................78 Liam English ........................79 James Wilkinson ..................80 Nick McInerney ....................81 Brayden Steen ......................82 Jake Bottomley .....................83 Jack Gibbs ..........................84 Tom Ashby ..........................

41 Jack Walker ..........................42 Kingsley Clark .......................43 Elliot Pegler ...........................44 Colin Zukauskas ....................45 Kyle Kuhn .............................46 Chris Birks ............................47 Glen Soper............................49 Alistair Earl ...........................50 Troy Bird ..............................51 Chris Stark ............................60 Kevin Opperman ....................65 Michael Quirk ........................90 Nick Blachut .........................

85 Darcy Barry .........................86 Alex Bowd ...........................87 Jake Stafford ........................88 Tyson Currie ........................91 Ethan Brown ........................92 Alex Snell ............................93 Hamish Telford .....................

TEAM 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

SENIORS

RESERVES

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Colours: Gold & Black Premier: 1964, 1979, 1987, 1989NORTH GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Justin McConnell Reserves Coach Kevin Bryan

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Andrew Whan

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SENIORS

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SENIORS SECOND SEMI FINAL

NORTH GAMBIER v SOUTH GAMBIER

1 Patrick Perry ....................................................................................................................................2 Doug Hudson ...................................................................................................................................3 Troy Hosking ....................................................................................................................................4 Mayson Ashby .................................................................................................................................5 Anthony Kilsby .................................................................................................................................6 Tim McInerney .................................................................................................................................7 Scott Flett ........................................................................................................................................9 Jamie O'Neil .....................................................................................................................................10 Mick McRae .....................................................................................................................................11 Matthew Chapman ............................................................................................................................13 Steven McInernery ............................................................................................................................14 Callam Hudson .................................................................................................................................17 Adam Kurzman.................................................................................................................................18 Josh Woodall ...................................................................................................................................21 David Nulty ......................................................................................................................................22 Leigh Symons ..................................................................................................................................23 Richie O'Grady .................................................................................................................................26 Nick Mark ........................................................................................................................................27 Brad Stafford ....................................................................................................................................32 Lachlan Herring ................................................................................................................................ 33 Justin McConnell ..............................................................................................................................34 Sam Egan ........................................................................................................................................36 Nick Bartetzko ..................................................................................................................................37 Gabe Tucker .....................................................................................................................................42 Kingsley Clark ..................................................................................................................................47 Glen Soper....................................................................................................................................... 65 Michael Quirk ...................................................................................................................................80 Nick McInerney ................................................................................................................................90 Nick Blachut ....................................................................................................................................

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Colours: Red & White Premier: 2000, 2002, 2005, 2009SOUTH GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Jon Copping Reserves Coach Heath Sims


SENIORS

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SENIORS QUALIFYING FINAL

PORTLAND v SOUTH GAMBIER

1 Leigh Capewell .................................................................................................................................2 Brent Howard ...................................................................................................................................3 Luke Foran .......................................................................................................................................4 James Paprotny ................................................................................................................................5 Brett O'neil .......................................................................................................................................6 Dion Stratford ...................................................................................................................................7 Matthew Berkefeld ............................................................................................................................8 Russell Paterson ...............................................................................................................................9 Brett Exelby .....................................................................................................................................10 Matthew Weistra ...............................................................................................................................11 Jake Dowdy .....................................................................................................................................12 Brodie Foster ....................................................................................................................................13 Brad Bryant .....................................................................................................................................14 Chris Williams ..................................................................................................................................15 Jon Copping ....................................................................................................................................16 Lloyd Pearce-Raisin ..........................................................................................................................17 Simon Berkefeld ............................................................................................................................... 20 Darren Sims .....................................................................................................................................22 Jed Mullen .......................................................................................................................................23 Daniel Stratford ................................................................................................................................25 Peter Harten .....................................................................................................................................27 Aiden Paprotny .................................................................................................................................28 Jack Primer .....................................................................................................................................30 Craig Stratford ..................................................................................................................................31 Remy Horsfall ..................................................................................................................................34 Heath Sims ......................................................................................................................................36 Brayden Lane ...................................................................................................................................37 Joel Davis ........................................................................................................................................38 Matthew Lockwood ...........................................................................................................................69 Brodhi Carracher ..............................................................................................................................

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A Grade – North 57 def South 41

Best Players:North – Nikita Block & Alisha BryanSouth – Toni Sims & Chantelle Weir

In perfect conditions, North met South at Vansittart Park. North started the stronger of the two teams, scoring the first goal. Court play was fast and confident by North with controlled passing and no hesitation into their circle. Arial defence was a highlight of the quarter from both teams throughout. North’s Alisha Bryan was on fire in the circle shooting 12 of her sides 19 goals for the quarter.The intensity lifted for both sides during the 2nd quarter with South’s Tash Hemmings-Dunn applying plenty of pressure, trying to lift her side. Lisa King at GK also took some excellent rebounds to send the ball into attack for South. North defenders in Nikita Block and Alannah Campbell maintained their 1st qtr efforts to force errors from South, while Michelle Hosking and Alisha Bryan worked well in the circle for North. North was playing confidently and were tough in the challenges enabling them to be 12 up at half time.Half time scores – North 29 to South 173rd qtr changes made by South – Toni Sims to GA, Chantelle Weir to GS, Alyce Mourbey to GK and Lisa King to GD shifted the momentum of the game. Sims providing an option from the centre pass, into Weir shooting strongly under the post. South managed to outscore North 6 goals to 3 in the first 5 minutes of the quarter. South was moving the ball quickly through the mid court through Tash Hemming-Dunn, Di Gould & Tara Denton and any missed shots from North were turned over by King. However, despite South’s efforts, mid way through the term, North’s defensive pressure moved into top gear and North were able to settle and re-take control. North were able to hang onto a 10 goal lead heading into the final term.The wind picked up in the last quarter, and North were able to adapt quickly. Toni Sims shot well for South and remained calm under the keen eye of Nikita Block. South defenders never gave up, but Alisha Bryan was shooting accurately for goal quite a distance from the post. She was ably assisted by excellent feeding from Tanya Hood, Kerry Bilney and Michelle Hosking.An overall fantastic team effort from North, ensured them a comfortable 16 goal win.

A Res – Hamilton 51 def East 46

Best Players:Hamilton – Kristil Tekowlai & Ellen BlockEast – Bec Famularo & Amy Morgan

East settled in the 1st quarter sooner than Hamilton with some controlled play all over the court. East mid court players in Bec Famularo & Lauren Verdinis continually fed well to gaolers Tayla Gray & Rachelle McKay who converted surely. Hamilton shooters in Sophie Thornton and Tara Gould converted accurately but didn’t have as many scoring opportunities as East. East won the quarter 14 to 11.The 2nd quarter seen numerous changes to the Hamilton lineup with Megan O’Down moving to GA, Ellen Block to WA, Clare Block to WD, Kristil Tekowalai to GD & Jo McKew to GK. East’s Amy Morgan at GK worked tirelessly to try and stem the flow of goals to Hamilton, however Hamilton seemed to settle well with the new combinations and pegged back the lead of East to be just 1 down at half time.Half time scores – East 24 to Hamilton 23The third quarter belonged mainly to Hamilton (15 to 9) with Hamilton GS Sophie Thornton shooting accurately and using her height to advantage. Whilst East’s Bec Famularo continued to work hard in attack for East. Hamilton now held a 5 goal lead at the end of the 3rd quarter.The fourth quarter was an even tussle between the two teams (13 goals each), with another stand out performance from Hamilton GS Sophie Thornton who shot the 13 goals herself for Hamilton.Other good performers for Hamilton were Ellen Block, Georgie Gough & Megan O’Dowd as they supported and provided excellent drive and delivery to the Hamilton goalies.For East, Bec Famularo and Amy Morgan performed admirably throughout the game.Final Score – Hamilton 51 def East 46.

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North GambierNORTH NOTES DEMON BARKS

Well done to our three footy sides in making it a 100% strike rate in making the finals. The under 18s started there campaign last week with a fantastic win over Hamilton, great team effort which is really fantastic for all involved, good spread of goalkickers and some great rebounding defence. Best, Thomas Ashby, Jack Pudney, Jacob Bruhn, Troy Hatt, Nick Mcinerney, Matthew Stark. Good luck boys keep up the standard and you will go a long way. This week sees our reserves and seniors starting there finals campaigns after a well earned week off after finishing on top of the ladder. Well done to Mick McRae in the Reserves and Tyson Currie in our Thirds for having an outstanding season thus far in front of te big sticks finishing the home and away season on top of the goalkicking ladder. Just for the record our last game against the Hamilton magpies was won in reserves and seniors with the reserves having a big victory Best were Matty Hensel, Dean Watson, Sam Whelan, Paul Griffith, Garth Willoughby, Gabe Tucker. The seniors also had a good win Best Richie O’Grady, Killer, Lee Symons, Matty Chapman, David Nulty, Troy Hosking.Well this weekend a new season is upon us, we start again, four points not on offer, but a bigger prize a chance to play for history and to play another day.Good luck to all North teams this weekend. Go get em Tiges Richard Copeland.

South faced off against Portland last week in both the Qualifying and Elimination Finals. The Reserves took to the field in the Elimination on Sunday and maintained a strong presence throughout the game, trailing by a goal at the first quarter and leading by two points at the half. Portland regained some control and lead by one goal going into the last quarter. Portland held onto that lead and were able to extend it, defeating the Reserves by 21 points. They drop out of the finals race now and leave this year’s hopes in the capable hands of the A-grade. The A’s mounted an early offense, taking out the first quarter by 15 points and maintaining that lead through to half time. That was as close as Portland got for the rest of the day with South taking a 5 goal lead into the last quarter and extending that to 7 goals by full time. Brett Exelby led the goals kickers with 6, followed closely by Brodie Foster and Jon Copping with 3 each. Lloyd Pearce-Raisin’s field work was outstanding earning him a BOG, strongly supported by Dion Stratford, Jack Primer and Brent Howard.Today we play off for a Grand Final slot against North. North have shown no mercy to any side this year, only dropping 3 games for the season. We have defeated all 3 of those sides in the last few rounds and go into the game confident that we can make it number 4.

GO DEMONS!

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Rainbow Hair for Foster CareCampaign

September is Foster Care Month. Out-of-home carers provide a safe, temporary home to children and young people in need. You can choose to provide respite, short-term and/or long term care. You can also choose the age group of the children you would prefer to care for, 0 – 12 years and/or 12 – 18 years.

During September Brophy will be giving away free Rainbow Hair extensions to promote foster care. Packs of Rainbow Hair extensions will be stocked at our office - 210 Timor Street, Warrnambool.

To find out how you can get involved or to enquire about becoming a foster carer with Brophy:

Phone (03) 55618888 Adele Lawlor, Symone Vines or Marion Noye

Brophy Family & Youth Services

Brophy Family & Youth Services originated in 1974 and is the primary provider for youth services in the South West Victoria. We provide regional services to Portland, Hamilton, Camperdown and Warrnambool.















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The Streets of Hamilton

A History of the People behind the Names

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The Streets of Hamilton

A History of the People behind the Names

HAMILTON

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LANDCAREVICTORIA

What is a catchment?

Geographically a catchment is an area of land that drains to a single low point such as

a gully, creek or river.A large catchment may be made up of a series of smaller sub-catchments and these are

made up of soil, water, air and vegetation. Together theses elements support life and

make up an ecosystem that within it has cycling of nutrients and other elements. Each

component is linked, so when one changes it has an effect on the other elements.

What is Integrated Catchment Management?

Integrated Catchment Management is a coordinated approach to the management of

natural resources. It is the integration of land, water, vegetation and other biological

resources for use in a sustainable, balanced way. ICM draws together all members of

the community to effectively manage the catchment in an integrated and holistic way.

ICM fosters joint action by all sectors of the community in an effort to co-ordinate the

problems and solutions within a catchment.Catchment Strategy – The Glenelg Hopkins CMA. Regional Catchment Strategy will be

built into a catchment management plan.The Murray-Darling Basin Initiative defines ICM as “a process through which people can

develop a vision, agree on shared values and behaviors, make informed decision and

act together to manage the natural resources of their catchment”.

This could be a commitment by the community and agencies of the catchment where

the overall aim could be that while addressing stream flows and stream health, to halt

the increase of salt and silt discharging from Fiery Creek and Salt Creeks and to reduce

overall salinity and silting in Lake Bolac.The adoption of the ICM approach is increasingly regarded as the most effective way

of dealing with environmental issues. ICM takes a ‘whole of systems’ approach and

avoids dealing with issues in isolation. It also recognizes the important role played by the

community in managing natural resources and advantages, such as increased mutual

understanding and effectiveness that results from a genuine partnership between

community and government.

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Colours: Black and GoldPremier: 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008

SENIORS Senior Coach Jarrod Holt Reserves Coach Matt Zeunert

PORTLAND


SENIORS

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SENIORS FIRST SEMI FINAL

PORTLAND v HAMILTON IMPERIALS

2 Josh Chapman .................................................................................................................................3 Delwyn Beavis ..................................................................................................................................4 Marcus Amor ................................................................................................................................... 7 Sam Fleming ....................................................................................................................................9 Jarrod Hayse ...................................................................................................................................10 Tim Chester .....................................................................................................................................12 Denis O'Loughlin ...............................................................................................................................14 Daniel Falcone ..................................................................................................................................17 Beau Bentley ....................................................................................................................................18 Daniel Kinghorn ................................................................................................................................19 Marcus England................................................................................................................................20 Andrew Symons ...............................................................................................................................21 Vaughan Hockley ..............................................................................................................................22 Jaron Quinlivan ................................................................................................................................. 25 Rhys Egan .......................................................................................................................................26 Kane Spencer ...................................................................................................................................28 David Kennedy .................................................................................................................................30 Luke Van Heugten .............................................................................................................................31 Justin Van Heugten ...........................................................................................................................36 Jarrod Holt ......................................................................................................................................42 Zane Wakely ....................................................................................................................................43 Matt Huppatz....................................................................................................................................48 Jordan Cables ..................................................................................................................................50 Bryce Koenig ...................................................................................................................................61 Joel Mirtschin ..................................................................................................................................75 Ben Malcolm ....................................................................................................................................79 Nathan Haylock ................................................................................................................................82 Hamish Withers ................................................................................................................................90 Jordan Kane.....................................................................................................................................91 Mitch Bunworth ................................................................................................................................

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Colours: Red, White & BluePremier: 1980, 1993, 1995, 2001IMPERIALS

SENIORS Senior Coach Jake Myles Reserves Coach Tim Delaney


SENIORS

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SENIORS ELIMINATION FINAL

MILLICENT v HAMILTON IMPERIALS

1 Tim Meulendyks ...............................................................................................................................2 Sam Hasell ......................................................................................................................................3 Andrew Pepper ................................................................................................................................. 4 Dean Jenkinson ................................................................................................................................5 Trent Lenehan .................................................................................................................................. 6 Jake Myles ......................................................................................................................................7 Hugh Douglas ..................................................................................................................................9 Kane Quinn ......................................................................................................................................

10 Joseph Franklin ................................................................................................................................11 Luke McDonald ................................................................................................................................12 Josh Meulendyks ..............................................................................................................................13 Roger Morris ....................................................................................................................................14 Matt Newell ......................................................................................................................................15 Matthew Lowe..................................................................................................................................16 Alan Martin ......................................................................................................................................17 Cameron Whyte ................................................................................................................................18 Brady McDonald ...............................................................................................................................19 Matt Wishart ....................................................................................................................................20 Jarrod O’Brien ..................................................................................................................................21 Callum Kanoniuk ...............................................................................................................................23 Adrian Linke .....................................................................................................................................24 Jordan Murphy .................................................................................................................................26 Hamish Waldron ...............................................................................................................................27 Chris Quinn ......................................................................................................................................28 Tim Cogger ......................................................................................................................................29 Jason McIntosh ................................................................................................................................30 Jon Manson .....................................................................................................................................36 Ben Taylor .......................................................................................................................................44 Thomas Waters ................................................................................................................................47 Brad Cameron ..................................................................................................................................55 Brent Forsyth ...................................................................................................................................


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portlandTIGER TALES IMpS NOTES

A mixed return from the first round of finals with

the Reserves taking pride of place with their

meritorious effort in knocking over a formidable

rival in South Gambier. Despite being hampered

by a loss of playing personel, the boys were

fired up from the first siren and proved to be

highly competitive all day. Daniel Kinghorn was

instrumental in setting up many attacks and

had 2 outstanding helpers in Jake Patterson and

Matt Herbertson. Kane Spencer with his 5 goals

proved an effective focal point whilst Marcus

Amor and Dylan Adams were constantly under

notice in a very even team display.

Not so meritorious were the Seniors who had

their colours lowered by a far more polished

South Gambier outfit. There were some honest

toilers with Ben Malcolm being the most

prominent. Others to lend support were Beau

Bentley, Justin Van Heugten, Sam Fleming, Jaron

Quinlivan, Denis O’Loughlin and Jarrod Holt.

This weekend sees the Seniors and Reserves take

part in the cut throat 1st semi final against Imperials

and Millicent respectively whereras the Under 18’s

battle with Imperials in the 2nd semi final.

Last weekend proved to be a very satisfying two days for Imperials, both our teams recording impressive wins. The most pleasing part was the performance of the youngsters, with many first year players in both under eighteen and senior ranks.

Despite going in to the finals as outsiders and underdogs, these inexperienced youngboys were not overawed and rose magnificently to the occasion, especially in the final quarter of each game where they really showed their fitness and leg speed.Whatever happens from this point onward, our players have already proved the detractors wrong, especially those who confidently predicted a ‘wooden spoon’ finish for our senior team in 2012. Coaches John Uebergang (U/18s) Tim Delany (reserves) and Jake Myles (seniors) deserve great credit for having brought the best out of each player in their respective teams.

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1 Patrick Perry .........................2 Doug Hudson ........................3 Troy Hosking .........................4 Mayson Ashby ......................5 Anthony Kilsby ......................6 Tim McInerney ......................7 Scott Flett .............................8 Matt Hensel ..........................9 Jamie O'Neil ..........................10 Mick McRae ..........................11 Matthew Chapman .................12 Sam Griffith ..........................13 Steven McInernery .................14 Callam Hudson ......................15 James Lamont ......................16 Brett Kennedy ........................17 Adam Kurzman......................18 Josh Woodall ........................19 Rocky Labbozzetta .................

29 Jacob Bruhn ........................34 Sam Egan ............................48 Matt Stark ............................55 Alex Lewis ...........................61 Michael English ....................62 Richard Pearson ...................63 James Hunter .......................64 Joshua Cooney ....................70 Dylan Munn .........................72 Matthew Allen ......................73 Jack Pudney ........................

20 Tim Young ............................21 David Nulty ...........................22 Leigh Symons .......................23 Richie O'Grady ......................24 Garth Willoughby ................... 25 Dean Watson ........................26 Nick Mark .............................27 Brad Stafford .........................28 Thomas Gibbs .......................30 Sam Whelan ......................... 31 Paul Griffith ...........................32 Lachlan Herring .....................33 Justin McConnell ...................35 Matthew Arthurson ................36 Nick Bartetzko .......................37 Gabe Tucker ..........................38 Jamie Yeates .........................39 Mark Vinko ...........................40 Craig Lock ............................

74 Jake Schutz .........................75 Dominic Smith .....................76 Matthew Preece ....................77 Matt McInerney ....................78 Liam English ........................79 James Wilkinson ..................80 Nick McInerney ....................81 Brayden Steen ......................82 Jake Bottomley .....................83 Jack Gibbs ..........................84 Tom Ashby ..........................

41 Jack Walker ..........................42 Kingsley Clark .......................43 Elliot Pegler ...........................44 Colin Zukauskas ....................45 Kyle Kuhn .............................46 Chris Birks ............................47 Glen Soper............................49 Alistair Earl ...........................50 Troy Bird ..............................51 Chris Stark ............................60 Kevin Opperman ....................65 Michael Quirk ........................90 Nick Blachut .........................

85 Darcy Barry .........................86 Alex Bowd ...........................87 Jake Stafford ........................88 Tyson Currie ........................91 Ethan Brown ........................92 Alex Snell ............................93 Hamish Telford .....................


SENIORS

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Colours: Gold & Black Premier: 1964, 1979, 1987, 1989NORTH GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Justin McConnell Reserves Coach Kevin Bryan

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Andrew Whan

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G B G B G B


RESERVES

G B G B G B

Deakin Uni Reserves Coach: Kevin Bryan

1 Patrick Perry .........................

2 Doug Hudson ........................

3 Troy Hosking .........................

4 Mayson Ashby ......................

5 Anthony Kilsby ......................

6 Tim McInerney ......................

7 Scott Flett .............................

8 Matt Hensel ..........................

9 Jamie O'Neil ..........................

10 Mick McRae ..........................

11 Matthew Chapman .................

12 Sam Griffith ..........................

13 Steven McInernery .................

14 Callam Hudson ......................

15 James Lamont ......................

16 Brett Kennedy ........................

17 Adam Kurzman......................

18 Josh Woodall ........................

19 Rocky Labbozzetta .................

20 Tim Young ............................

21 David Nulty ...........................

22 Leigh Symons .......................

23 Richie O'Grady ......................

24 Garth Willoughby ...................

25 Dean Watson ........................

26 Nick Mark .............................

27 Brad Stafford .........................

28 Thomas Gibbs .......................

30 Sam Whelan .........................

31 Paul Griffith ...........................

32 Lachlan Herring .....................

33 Justin McConnell ...................

35 Matthew Arthurson ................

36 Nick Bartetzko .......................

37 Gabe Tucker ..........................

38 Jamie Yeates .........................

39 Mark Vinko ...........................

40 Craig Lock ............................

41 Jack Walker ..........................

42 Kingsley Clark .......................

43 Elliot Pegler ...........................

44 Colin Zukauskas ....................

45 Kyle Kuhn .............................

46 Chris Birks ............................

47 Glen Soper............................

49 Alistair Earl ...........................

50 Troy Bird ..............................

51 Chris Stark ............................

60 Kevin Opperman ....................

65 Michael Quirk ........................

90 Nick Blachut .........................

RESERVES SECOND SEMI FINAL

NORTH GAMBIER v EAST GAMBIER

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1 Chris Povey ........................

2 Martin Coote ........................

3 Jake Turner .........................

4 Jake Harrap .........................

5 Chris Anderson.....................

6 Shem Balshaw .....................

8 Travis Younghusband .............

9 Jesse Fry.............................

10 James Mc Kinnon .................

11 Anthony Wilson ...................

12 Jason Phillips .......................

13 Flynn Balshaw ......................

14 Scott Fleming .......................

15 Todd Eldridge .......................

16 Dion Cownie .......................

17 Matt Dempsey .....................

18 Jake Dempsey ......................

19 Shaun Phillips ......................

20 Matthew White ......................

21 Dwayne Phillips .....................

22 Peter Dwyer .........................

23 Frazer Scanlon ......................

24 Nathan Hosking .....................

27 Adam Grubb .........................

28 Kevin Thomson .....................

29 Ben Nash .............................

30 Sam Clark.............................

31 Jayden Eldridge .....................

32 Steven Scheidl ......................

33 Brad Creek ............................

34 Ben Creek .............................

36 Raegan Clarke .......................

37 Josh Wilson ..........................

38 Simon Tulak .........................

40 George Beck .........................

41 Josh Reader..........................

42 Jacob Langdon ......................

43 Nick Murray ..........................

44 Shaun Mcpherson ..................

45 Adam O’dine .........................

47 Grady Janeway ......................

48 James Beck ..........................

50 Scott Creek ...........................

51 Stuart Harvey ........................

53 Joe Case ..............................

54 Nick Lock .............................

55 Toby Case ............................

56 Nick Bowd ............................

57 Josh Clark ............................

58 Paul Robinson .......................

59 Jake Cairns ...........................

61 Jordan Woods .......................


RESERVES

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Reserves Coach Ben Creek

G B G B G B

Deakin Uni Reserves Coach: Ben Creek


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B Grade – Portland 49 defeated East 46Best Players - Portland – Jenna Domburg & Rebecca Dewaas

East – Belinda Davis & Sarah Gilcrist

The game started at a fast pace with Portland scoring the first 3 goals before East responded. Defence pressure applied from East defenders in Sarah Gilcrist and Nicole McIntyre ensured East stayed in the game. However Portland held a 2 goal advantage at the end of the 1st qtr.

The 2nd quarter started well for both teams, with many turnovers created from tight defensive pressure for both teams. Jenna Domburg in GS for Portland shot accurately in this quarter shooting 10 of the 14 goals scored in this quarter, while Belinda Davis at GA for East & Cherie Foster at GS also shot accurately but were limited to just 11 goals for the term.

Half time scores – Portland 25 to East 20

The third quarter saw East come out strongly and applied plenty of pressure all over the court. This quarter was very even with both teams scoring 14 goals respectively. Portland continued to work well together and went into the last quarter with a 5 goal lead.

The last quarter produced some fantastic passages of play from both teams. For Portland Jodie Parker, Rebecca Dewaas and Breanna Spencers continually worked the ball well into shooters Meg Hol and Jenna Domburg. While for East, defenders Daniela Waters, Sarah Gilcrist & Nicole McIntyre worked tirelessly and produced some timely turnovers. The gap closed and scores were tied during this term. Portland settled though and through patience moved the ball easily into their goalies, who converted truly and in the dying minutes of the game, came away with a 3 goal win.

Final Scores – Portland 49 def East 46


C Grade – East 45 def North 44Best Players - East – Zena Creek & Michelle Wichman

North – Brooke Winterfield & Tarsh Bosko

It was the comeback of the year for East Gambier, with a nail biting one goal victory over North in the last few minutes.

North started the game off strong and with some missed opportunities early by East, North defenders in Steph McInerny & Danielle Kettle were able to send the ball down the other end of the court to team mate Brooke Winterfield at GS – who shot at 100% - 8 goals for the quarter.

The 2nd quarter North lifted again and Tarsh Bosko provided exceptional drive and speed down the court for North, leaving East defends working hard for a turnover. An injury to East GA Caroline Lock, saw young gun Teagan Gray enter the game.

Half Time scores – North 25 to East 20

The 3rd quarter was an even quarter and accuracy from Christine Mathys (GS) for East kept them in the game. Another injury to East’s Amanda Lyon, saw Sarah Creek return to the court. East fought hard in the final quarter, and with fantastic defence by Roxy Anderson-Gibson, Megan Brodie and & Michelle Wichman, East slowly narrowed the margin. Zena Creek worked tirelessly all game, feeding in to the goalies well. With a long shot from Teagan Gray, East were in front for the first time. East defence stopped North’s drive in the last minute of the game, and with a missed goal, saw East’s Roxy-Anderson scoop up the rebound, to win the game.

Final Scores – East 45 def North 44

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17/U – Hamilton 54 def Imperials 35Best Players - Hamilton – Georgie Gough & Zoe Gough

Imperials – Molly Neeson & Amanda Keightly

In sunny conditions the first half of this game was a very even tussle with the stand out player Hamilton’s Sophie Thornton, playing at GS, who shot all 21 goals out of 22 attempts for her team, using her height to advantage in the circle.

Georgie Gough (C) and Raqual Sherran (WA) continued to work hard & provide opportunities for the Hamilton goalies, while at the other end it was Laura Ferguson (C) and Bec Van Kalken who worked overtime for Imperials, providing scoring opportunities for Nickayla Lowe (GS) & Rachelle Pevitt-Holmes (GA).

Half Time Score – Hamilton 21 to Imperials 18

The third quarter saw Hamilton bring on Maz Wolfe to WA and Eliza Groves to WD, and they settled early and took advantage of any turnovers, scoring truly. Amanda Keightly of Imperials battled hard to stop the flow of goals from Hamilton’s GS (Sophie Thornton) but to little effect. The passing into the circle from Maz Wolfe and Georgie Gough was superb, constantly finding Thornton under the post. At the end of this quarter Hamilton held a 6 goal lead.

The final quarter saw Imperials make several changes with Nickayla Lowe moving to GK, Bec Van Kalken to C and Laura Ferguson to WA. Although they battled hard, Hamilton stepped up their work rate all over the court and stormed home in the last quarter – scoring 20 goals to 7, to win by a comfortable 19 goals.

A stand out performance from Hamilton’s Sophie Thornton who scored 53 of her team’s 54 goals for the match (and a 19 goal last quarter). Other better players for Hamilton were Georgie Gough and Zoe Gough.

Whilst Imperials had solid performers in Molly Neeson and Amanda Keightly.


15/U - North 41 def South 17Best Players - North – Amber Hood & Danika JolleySouth – Jade Opie & Alex KennyNorth Gambier got off to a flier in the 15 and under elimination final, using the ball with precision, finishing accurately and causing plenty of turnovers with their relentless defence. It made for a tough day at the office for the South Gambier girls and while they hung tough in the first quarter and rallied in the second, they proved no match for the Tigers. Amber Hood dominated the mid court, connecting well with goal attack Danika Jolley, who made sure every shot counted in a superb four quarter shooting display.The Tigers didn’t have it all their own way in the first half, with South goal keeper Alex Kenny getting a number of critical touches and rebounding strongly and wing defender Jade Opie using her incredible reach to continually disrupt the feed from Emma Beames. It was the defensive pressure from the Tigers that proved the difference though as they shut down space and continually turned the ball over in the mid court with Jamie Whan, Hood and Jolley getting a number of important touches.Key Demons defender Yazmin King led the way in the second quarter as she looked to drag her side back into the contest and at half time, the Demons had cut the seven goal quarter time deficit to six and looked an improved combination. North seemed to only be stirred by this challenge and showed no mercy in the third quarter. Ellie Walmsley-Pace was injected into the game at wing attack and started to find space, feeding the ball with precision into her shooters and also getting some important defensive touches.And North’s circle defenders started to get back on top after South’s shooters had found a lot more space in the second quarter. The errors started to mount for South as they continually turned the ball over only to cough it back up almost immediately and by three quarter time the contest was over with the Tigers enjoying a 15 goal lead. South turned to its bench and Caitlin Clarke and Courtney Clayton in the final quarter and it reaped rewards early with a couple of turnovers but North put the foot down with Hood again dominating to blow the margin beyond 20 – the biggest margin between the two sides this season. Hood and Jolley were outstanding for the winners, while Kenny battled hard all day and was clearly her side’s best along with Jade Opie who performed well for four quarters.

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Colours: Red, Black and White Premier: 1984MILLICENT

SENIORS Senior Coach Darren Dean Reserves Coach Chris Denton


SENIORS

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SENIORS ELIMINATION FINAL

MILLICENT v HAMILTON IMPERIALS

1 Michael Bennett ...............................................................................................................................2 Chris Robinson .................................................................................................................................3 Justin Rehn......................................................................................................................................4 Joe Walker ....................................................................................................................................... 5 Matt Bryant ......................................................................................................................................7 Steve Duldig.....................................................................................................................................8 Travis Wilson ...................................................................................................................................9 Brad Tilley .......................................................................................................................................

10 Joe Pratt..........................................................................................................................................12 Justin Meek .....................................................................................................................................13 Tyson Lindsay ..................................................................................................................................16 Glen Gascoyne .................................................................................................................................18 Reece Duncan ..................................................................................................................................19 Craig Gysbers ..................................................................................................................................21 Jonathon Agnew ...............................................................................................................................22 Bronte Grosser .................................................................................................................................23 Ben Chant........................................................................................................................................24 Nathaniel Robbins .............................................................................................................................27 Shaun Withers ..................................................................................................................................28 Clay Reilly .......................................................................................................................................29 Cooper Hamilton ...............................................................................................................................30 Simon Newchurch ............................................................................................................................32 Hamish Gordon ................................................................................................................................34 Tom Hutchesson ...............................................................................................................................35 Tim Milera .......................................................................................................................................37 Brad Smith ......................................................................................................................................38 Cameron Haggett ..............................................................................................................................45 James Weir ......................................................................................................................................47 Ryan Hutchesson .............................................................................................................................49 Josh Gordon .................................................................................................................................... 50 Mitchell Reilly ................................................................................................................................... 51 Jeremy Hales ...................................................................................................................................55 Heath Douglas ..................................................................................................................................

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Deakin Uni Reserves Coach: Chris Denton

RESERVES FIRST SEMI FINAL

MILLICENT v PORTLAND

1 Michael Bennett ....................

2 Chris Robinson .....................

3 Justin Rehn..........................

4 Joe Walker ...........................

5 Matt Bryant ..........................

6 Ben Zalme ...........................

7 Steve Duldig.........................

8 Travis Wilson .......................

9 Brad Tilley ...........................

10 Joe Pratt..............................

11 Chris Denton ........................

12 Justin Meek .........................

13 Tyson Lindsay ......................

14 Andrew Nitschke ..................

15 Andrew Thorne .....................

16 Glen Gascoyne ......................

17 Darcy Thwaites ....................

18 Reece Duncan ......................

19 Craig Gysbers ......................

20 Geoff Rigney .........................

21 Jonathon Agnew ....................

22 Bronte Grosser ......................

23 Ben Chant.............................

24 Nathaniel Robbins ..................

25 Rick Grimes ..........................

26 Adam Allen ...........................

27 Shaun Withers .......................

28 Clay Reilly ............................

29 Cooper Hamilton ....................

30 Simon Newchurch .................

31 David Dunn ...........................

32 Hamish Gordon .....................

33 Kyle Bowman ........................

34 Tom Hutchesson ....................

35 Tim Milera ............................

36 Scott Duncan ........................

37 Brad Smith ...........................

38 Cameron Haggett ...................

39 Marcon Villanueva..................

40 Craig Thomson ......................

41 Doug Lang ............................

42 David Shanks ........................

43 Craig Chittleborough ...............

44 Michael Gibson .....................

45 James Weir ...........................

46 Darios Milera.........................

47 Ryan Hutchesson ..................

48 Andrew Haggett .....................

49 Josh Gordon .........................

50 Mitchell Reilly ........................

51 Jeremy Hales ........................

52 Tony Milera ...........................

55 Heath Douglas .......................

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Colours: Black and GoldPremier: 2003, 2006, 2007, 2008

SENIORS Senior Coach Jarrod Holt Reserves Coach Matt Zeunert

PORTLAND


SENIORS

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SENIORS FIRST SEMI FINAL


2 Josh Chapman .................................................................................................................................3 Delwyn Beavis ..................................................................................................................................4 Marcus Amor ................................................................................................................................... 7 Sam Fleming ....................................................................................................................................9 Jarrod Hayse ...................................................................................................................................10 Tim Chester .....................................................................................................................................12 Denis O'Loughlin ...............................................................................................................................14 Daniel Falcone ..................................................................................................................................17 Beau Bentley ....................................................................................................................................18 Daniel Kinghorn ................................................................................................................................19 Marcus England................................................................................................................................20 Andrew Symons ...............................................................................................................................21 Vaughan Hockley ..............................................................................................................................22 Jaron Quinlivan ................................................................................................................................. 25 Rhys Egan .......................................................................................................................................26 Kane Spencer ...................................................................................................................................28 David Kennedy .................................................................................................................................30 Luke Van Heugten .............................................................................................................................31 Justin Van Heugten ...........................................................................................................................36 Jarrod Holt ......................................................................................................................................42 Zane Wakely ....................................................................................................................................43 Matt Huppatz....................................................................................................................................48 Jordan Cables ..................................................................................................................................50 Bryce Koenig ...................................................................................................................................61 Joel Mirtschin ..................................................................................................................................75 Ben Malcolm ....................................................................................................................................79 Nathan Haylock ................................................................................................................................82 Hamish Withers ................................................................................................................................90 Jordan Kane.....................................................................................................................................91 Mitch Bunworth ................................................................................................................................


RESERVES

2 Josh Chapman .....................

3 Delwyn Beavis ......................

4 Marcus Amor .......................

7 Sam Fleming ........................

9 Jarrod Hayse .......................

10 Tim Chester .........................

12 Denis O'Loughlin ...................

13 Matt Herbertson ...................

14 Daniel Falcone ......................

17 Beau Bentley ........................

18 Daniel Kinghorn ....................

19 Marcus England....................

20 Andrew Symons ...................

21 Vaughan Hockley ..................

22 Jaron Quinlivan .....................

25 Rhys Egan ...........................

26 Kane Spencer .......................

27 Lester Hall ...........................

29 Brad Clark ...........................

30 Luke Van Heugten .................

31 Justin Van Heugten ...............

32 Brad Falcone ........................

33 Shaun Trenorden ..................

34 Matthew Ryenbakken ............

36 Jarrod Holt ..........................

37 Trevor Carr ..........................

38 Jake Patterson ......................

39 Zac Longney ........................

40 Josh Reid ............................

41 Leigh Wiseman.....................

42 Zane Wakely ........................

43 Matt Huppatz........................

44 Taeden Bunworth ..................

45 Brett Egan............................

46 Harley Angus .......................

47 Patrick Mahon ......................

48 Jordan Cables ......................

49 Dylan Adams .......................

50 Bryce Koenig .......................

51 Dale Mibus ..........................

52 Michael Carr ........................

53 Sam Dart.............................

54 Damien Bell .........................

55 Todd Stephenson ..................

56 Eddie Williamson ..................

57 Lucas Mibus ........................

58 Andrew Neve .......................

59 Todd Wiseman .....................

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Deakin Uni Reserves Coach: Matt Zeunert

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U18’s SECOND SEMI FINAL


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

61 Joel Mirtschin ......................62 Kye Taylor............................63 Tynan Drought ......................64 Mark Pitt .............................65 Bevan Herbertson .................66 Thomas Templeton ................67 Taylor Vaughan .....................68 Dylan Barr ...........................69 Zac Telfer.............................70 Dean Jones ..........................71 Jake Hawker ........................72 Kade Baker ..........................73 Jeremy Boyer .......................74 Harry Warren .......................75 Ben Malcolm ........................76 Pat Pekin .............................77 Jamie Blacksell.....................78 Aaron Cockerill .....................79 Nathan Haylock ....................80 Jayden Stiles........................81 Alex Mason ..........................82 Hamish Withers ....................84 Jaymee Millard .....................85 Mathew Ball .........................86 Thomas Haylock ...................87 Patrick Haylock ....................89 Bryce Finnegan ....................90 Jordan Kane.........................91 Mitch Bunworth ....................92 Dane Jarrett .........................93 Michael Matthews. ................94 Liam Outtram .......................

PORTLAND

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SUNGOLD MILK U18’S Coach Tim Chester

1 Sam Crawford ......................2 Sam Hasell ..........................3 Andrew Pepper .....................5 Mitchell Johnson ..................6 Alex Warner .........................7 Ed Purvis.............................8 Josh Pepper .........................9 Brady McDonald ...................

10 Josh Nield ...........................11 Ben Oswald .........................12 Mitch Beulke ........................13 Glen Martin ..........................14 Jack Oswald ........................15 Matthew Lowe......................16 Jarred O’Brien ......................17 Cameron Whyte ....................18 Angus Noske .......................19 Luke Uebergang ...................20 James Anagnostou ...............21 Troy Luhrs ...........................23 Tim McCann ........................24 Jonathon Frost .....................25 Sebastian Rogers ..................26 Matt Monaghan ....................28 Tom Waters .........................29 Roger Morris ........................30 Corey Henstridge ..................31 Mitchell Collins .....................32 Ben Cole .............................33 Jordan Murphy .....................35 Nick Armstrong ....................37 Michael Nguyen ....................

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IMPERIALS

Coach: John Uebergang

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2 Cameron Smith ....................3 Jake Mc Keon .....................4 Josh Whaites .......................5 Blake Lynch .........................6 Jake Harrap .........................7 Matt Mc Callum ....................9 Jack Dawe ...........................

10 Joel Ranson .........................11 .Sam Shepherd ....................12 Chris Hann ..........................13 Jack Roughana .....................15 Dylan Howard ......................16 Dale Anderson ......................17 Ethan Humphries ..................18 Harry Walters .......................19 Jordan Haggett .....................20 Matthew Parslow ..................23 Brayden May ........................24 Dyllan Lane .........................25 Luke Thomson .....................27 Matthew Markiewicz ..............28 Alex Lewis ...........................29 Lachlan Pratt ........................30 Brayden Nunan .....................31 Chris Wehl ...........................34 Jak Ryan .............................

EAST GAMBIER

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U18’s FIRST SEMI FINAL

EAST GAMBIER v NORTH GAMBIER

SUNGOLD MILK U18’S

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

Coach: Jason Dawe

29 Jacob Bruhn ........................34 Sam Egan ............................48 Matt Stark ............................55 Alex Lewis ...........................61 Michael English ....................62 Richard Pearson ...................63 James Hunter .......................64 Joshua Cooney ....................70 Dylan Munn .........................72 Matthew Allen ......................73 Jack Pudney ........................74 Jake Schutz .........................75 Dominic Smith .....................76 Matthew Preece ....................77 Matt McInerney ....................78 Liam English ........................79 James Wilkinson ..................80 Nick McInerney ....................81 Brayden Steen ......................82 Jake Bottomley .....................83 Jack Gibbs ..........................84 Tom Ashby ..........................85 Darcy Barry .........................86 Alex Bowd ...........................87 Jake Stafford ........................88 Tyson Currie ........................91 Ethan Brown ........................92 Alex Snell ............................93 Hamish Telford .....................

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For Sale

F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

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PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

� White goods� Brown goods

All domestic appliancesFully qualifiedtechnicians

8 Peck St, HamiltonPhone 5572 2766

ROSCOE & COACHPenshurst

TITANICMelbourne Museum

17th JunePOWDERFINGER

Ballarat16th Oct

GRAMPIANSGRAPE ESCAPE

1st & 2nd MayBOOK NOW

Phone 5576 5556www.roscoeandcoach.com.au

SAIA oats, cleaned; $595 (GST inclusive) per tonne, Balmoral area. Phone 0428 257 850.

SAIA oats; 70c kg, GST incl. Phone 5579 4505.

For Sale

35% offMICROSTOVEN

CASSEROLESWere $79.95NOW $49.95

TAGINESWere $89.95NOW $55.95

SCULLIONSHOMEWARES

196 Gray Street, HamiltonPhone 5572 3502

SHEARER DUNGAREES,quality dungarees, blue denim, triple stitching; $18 pair, size 6-1/4 and 7-1/4 stock clearance. Phone (03) 9390 1980.

She's a CawkerBistro

Merino Hotel &Heritage Cinema

TASTE OF INDIA$35 per head

Friday, 23rd AprilFrom 6pm

Bookings essentialPhone 5579 1202



Open for LunchWed, Thurs, Fri

12 - 1.30pmDinner Fri & Sat

6 - 8.30pm

MEALS FROM $6Live entertainment by

Vanessa EdwardsFridays from 8pm

SILO, Delarue, 20 tonne grain silo on 5 legs; $2000. Phone 5570 8254.

SOFA bed, 3 seater; $200 o.n.o. Phone 5571 9495.

SOFAS, 2, “Monaco”, sand, v.g.c.; $1900 new, $350 the pair. Phone 5572 1191.

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TANDEM trailer, 10 x 5, checker plate, with stock crate; $2000. Phone 0419 339 471.

TELSTRA phones, new, digital, cordless with answering machine and 2 cordless extension phones; $40 o.n.o. lot. Phone 5572 2229.

TIMBER, quality treated pine, 150 x 25 / 38 / 50, discount for pack lots. Heywood Timber 0429 138 558.

WASHING machine, Kleenmaid, family size, good working order; $100. Phone 5571 9281.

WHEELCHAIR, as new, used twice; $150. Phone 5572 5107.

For Sale

10 Carmichael Street, Sat, 9 - 12. Moving sale.

1 Gage St, Coleraine, 10am - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday. Garden equipment, plants, knick-knacks, some furniture, jewellery.

Garage Sale

GARAGE SALEplus JUNK GIVE AWAY

26 Scoresby Street9am start

Large variety of interestingstuff, incl tools, new &

used fishing gear,knick-knacks, etc

GARAGE SALE KITSONLY $8

Contains 2 signs,balloons &

tips to conduct asuccessful sale, etc

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15 LAIDLAW St, 8.30am - 12noon, Sat. Mixture of kids toys and clothing, plus household furniture and lots more.

McDONALD Ave, 8.30am - 12noon. No early birds.

6 Moore St, 9am - 2pm. Furniture, baby goods and lots more.

13 Moore Street, 9 - 2. Plants, roses, bulbs, garden items only.

UREN Court, Sat, 8.30 - 3. Stock clearance.

BIRD SALEWestern District Branch

A.S.A.Saturday, 24th April

11am - 2pmAT HAMILTON

SHOWGROUNDSAll varieties parrots,

finches, etcNo all wire cages allowed

No poultryRefreshments available

Entry $2Inquiries 5572 3852

Livestock & Pets

BORDER Collie / Kelpie X, intelligent working dogs and companions; $200. 0418 527 180.

BORDER Collie, female, 3 y.o., suit small sheep farm or make good pet. Phone 5577 2494.

DAIRY bull calves, Friesian, Jersey, Aussie Reds, crossbreds, all AI bred; $50 each. Phone 0448 575 322.

FREE TO GOOD HOME - 5 guinea pigs, male and female, plus 3 young ones. Phone 0400 828 256.

FREE TO GOOD HOMES - Guinea pigs, all ages and sizes and rabbits. Mobile 0417 122 789 before hours, 5527 1533 after hours.

KELPIE / Huntaway pups, parents on view. Phone 5574 6277. Ready now.

MALTESE X, 2 years, male, desexed, to good home only. Phone 5576 1315.

MINIATURE stallion, A.M.P.S. and A.P.S.B. reg, DNA tested, proven sire, 8’1’’; $800 to right home. Phone 0400 620 246.

PIERRE (6) and Lily (3) are funloving poodles who are looking for a new family. They need children to play with and an enclosed yard. Phone 5571 9042.

PULLETS, Isa Brown, available now. Phone M. Page 5576 5428.

SPOTTED python, 3 year old male, very healthy, complete records, licence required; $450 with enclosure. Phone 0417 522 733.

STAFFY pups for sale. Phone 0412 781 192.

TO GIVE AWAY - Maletabby kitten, 8 weeks old. 5572 5915.

TO GIVE AWAY - Kelpie cross pup, 6 months old, female, shows promise, very keen to work. Phone 5572 3809.

TO GIVE AWAY - 5 week old Collie / Kelpie puppies, 3 m, working parents, good natured, good home only. Phone 0409 593 913.

TO GIVE AWAY - Mini lop ear rabbits. Phone 5571 9312.

WANTED - 2 working ferrets (same sex). Phone 5573 4575.

Livestock & Pets

AAA

WANTEDCar bodies & all types

of scrap metalGates open 7 days a

week for free drop offSouth Boundary RdBehind Mobil Depot

or contactGAVIN HUGGINS

Phone 0419 347 098

Motor Vehicles& Accessories

COMMODORE VP, very good condition, roadworthy supplied, registered, subs, amps, mags, low kms, XGL-518; $2750 o.n.o. 0417 755 125.

COMMODORE VY S,2003, auto, tinted windows,towbar, reg until end ofJune, 105,000 kms,SDY-289; $12,750 o.n.o.Phone 0409 507 416.

DAEWOO Lanos, '98,excellent condition,202,000 kms, OWM-217,manual, power steering, airconditioning, RWC; $3500.0412 230 592.

DAEWOO LANOS2000, one owner(deceased estate), very tidycar, 111,000 kms, 11months rego, ideal first car,rego RLR-611, roadworthy;$3500 or fair offer.

Phone 5577 2354 or0407 833 515

FORD Courier ute, RWC,with canopy included inprice, reg RFF-611; $6750o.n.o. Call Mark on 0418108 255.


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GO-KARTS, Arrow AX9 and XE28, exc cond, heaps spares. Phone 0409 236 863.

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See Trudy today todiscuss the huge range offinance and insurancesolutions available to youon site at GrangeburnHolden and Mitsubishi.

P: (03) 5572 1433M: 0432 968 322

HOLDEN Rodeo, 2002, 4x4, 2.8 diesel, single cab and tray, bullbar, wide tyres, 180,820 km, reg RKP-145; $12,990. 0428 774 312.

HONDA CBR 125, exc cond, only 2000 kms, regularly serviced; $3800 o.n.o. Contact Wade 0400 960 883.

HYUNDAI Sports XL, ‘99, 5 door hatch, 5 speed manual, dark blue, rego QBE-656, exp 2/11, a.c., p.s., plus extras, exc cond, well maintained, 105,000 kms; $4500. Phone 0409 337 936 or (03) 5572 4378.

KAWASAKI KLR 250, 1994 model, long rego, bark busters, low kms, spare tyres, WC-838; $2200. Phone 0428 719 700.

L.S.M., “end of life vehicles”, we pay for all complete vehicles, all whitegoods and incomplete vehicles and scrap metal, free pick-up. 5572 4900 or 0428 162 077.

MITSUBISHI Pajero, ‘95, auto, dual fuel, 160,000 kms, rego, RWC, NBR-982, e.c.; $7500. Phone 5570 0504.

MITSUBISHI Pajero 4WD NK, 1996, 3.5 ltr V6, auto, 7 seater, new tyres, roof mounted DVD player, Vic reg, WBS-352, v.g.c.; $6500. Phone 0413 807 233.


PEUGEOT 407 HDi 2005touring sedan, 28,000 kmson motor, excellentcondition, reg PJO-059;$22,590. Phone 0407 323374.

SUBARU Brumby, ‘92 model, aluminium bullbar, aluminium rollbar, air cond, OQK-718; $4500. Phone 5577 2505.

SUPER SPECIALSKUMHO 175/65 x 14

. . . $77 inclDUNLOP 205/65 x 15

. . . $104.50 inclHolden / Ford

BRIDGESTONE 235/60x 17 . . . $198 incl

"Ford Territory"BATTERIES

N70ZZ truck / tractor. . . $110 incl

LOW PROFILE225/50 x 16 . . . $99 incl235/45 x 17 . . . $99 incl

235/40 x 18. . . $104.50 incl

245/35 x 19 . . . $154 incl225/35 x 20 . . . $187 incl

BUDGET175/70 x 13 . . . $55 incl

175/65 x 14 . . . $71.50 incl205/65 x 15 . . . $77 incl215/60 x 16 . . . $99 incl

185 x 14 (8) ply L/T. . . $82.50 incl

31.10 x 15 (4WD). . . $126.50 incl

Pricing C.O.D. includingfitting & GST plus

disposal

PORT FAIRY TYRE &BATTERY SERVICE

Phone 5568 2218Mobile 0427 682 218


TRUCK, 1982 International tray with 20’ crate, reg 55084F4, goes well, as is; $5500, GST incl. 55284235.

UNDER the Motor CarTraders Regulations 1998advertisers offering a usedmotor car for sale mustinclude in theadvertisement:(a) Cash price of car.(b) If registered registrationnumber or unregisteredengine number of thevehicle.

VOLVOService & Parts

LAKESIDE SERVICECENTRE

Phone (03) 5572 1573A.H. 0409 622 172

VX Berlina, black, mags, lowered, 136 kms, RWC, vin 6H8VXL69AIL652007; $8500. Phone 0409 236 863.

VZ one tonner ute, 2005,black, 6 speed manual, reg TUS-633, exp 10/10, 100,965 kms, roofracks, steel tray, ACPC, one owner;$17,000. Phone 0417 667 660, (03) 5572 4378.

YAMAHA Virago, 1992, 250cc, black, screen and RR rack, reg BN-496; $2200 o.n.o. 0407 725 989.

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FENCINGCONTRACTOR

� Rural fencing� Domestic fencing

� Conservation fencing� Stock yards

15 years local experienceContact

DAVID DENNIS

0429 140 173

For Sale

F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

around our town?Plenty to see, plenty to do!

Why not finish it off withcoffee, scones or cake atMadigans in a beautiful

bluestone building

PHOTOCOPYINGto printing quality

Enlargement / reductionUnusual copy stocks, your

letterheadsStandard Copies

A4 size - 25c to 20c(depending on volume)

A3 size - 30c to 25c(depending on volume)Special Choice CopiesYour selection of stock

color

THE SPECTATOR59 Gray St, Hamilton

Phone 5572 1011

PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

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13/U – Portland 43 def Millicent 27Best Players - Portland – Tayla Falconer & Jemma Farrell - Millicent – Bonnie Cory & Keah Lynch

In windy conditions Millicent settled more quickly than Portland and shot to a 3 goal lead. Portland found their rhythm in attack with long passes into the circle and scores were level mid way through the term. Turnovers by both teams in defence caused unsettled play. Tayla Falconer the GA for Portland and Sam Telfer (GD) both played strongly to help Portland to a 3 goal lead 9 to 6 at the end of the first quarter.

Both teams were unsettled with errors from both sides at the start of the 2nd quarter. Portland steadied first and accurate shooting from Olivia Cottier (GS) and Tayla Falconer (GA) both of Portland saw the Tigers increase their lead. Both centres Jemma Farrell of Portland & Tiara Hales of Millicent showed speed and drive and contested strongly through the centre. Bonnie Cory (GD) of Millicent took some timely interceptions but Portland continued to play strong attacking netball and they held a 9 goal lead at the half time break.

Half Time Scores – Portland 21 to Millicent 12

The third term saw Keah Lynch (GA) and Sophie Ferguson (GS) team well for Millicent but strong rebounds from Portland’s Giaan Englezos at GK was a highlight of the quarter.

Millicent started the final term strongly, causing a number of turnovers and cutting the deficit, however Portland regrouped quickly through Chloe Leighton at WA who continued her attacking play and delivered the ball well into the circle. Elka Smith at WD also performed well during this final term through strong defence, helping Portland to run out comfortable Winners.

Final Score – Portland 43 def Millicent 27


The Netball Numbers - QUALIFYING FINALS

A Grade – Portland 62 def West 50Best Players - Portland – Lauren Hockley & Stephanie Rolton

West – Kahli Rolton & Amy Bignell

B Grade – North 46 def Millicent 38Best Players - North – Melissa Liddle & Eliza ShortMillicent – Kaitlyn Murphy & Carol Grimes

A Reserve – Portland 33 def Imperials 32Best Players - Portland – Casey Anson & Ellen ZeunertImperials – Steph Franklin & Jess QuinnThe game started in great netball conditions and Imperials got off to a great start in the first quarter. Portland did settle into their game as the quarter went on.The 2nd quarter was hotly contested with both teams showing the spectators some great passages of netball. Imperials took a 2 goal lead into the half time.

The 3rd quarter continued on with plenty of tough contests all over the court. Portland’s GS in Casey Anson and Imperials Steph Franklin shot accurately for their teams, ensuring a close end to the quarter. Imperials taking a 1 point lead into the final quarter.The fourth quarter had Portland making changes during the quarter due to injuries with Kelly Anson to GS, Ellyse Humphries to C and Hannah Bunney to GA. Portland then lifted in the last quarter and converted on turnovers, winning the game by 1 goal. It was a fantastic game for spectators in a very close finish.

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17/U – Portland 42 def East 38Best Players - Portland – Remy Grant & Hannah BunneyEast – Tayla Gray & Sam LoughheadThis game started with an even first quarter with Portland scoring the first goal before East settled. Great scoring by both teams with East taking a slight margin at the first change. The 2nd quarter seen Tayla Gray from East shoot at 100% scoring 8 goals from the 9 scored and East defence in Morgan Amy and Jessie Little put pressure on Portland gaolers Tiarna Rolph & Brianna Caldow. East up by 4 at half time. Half Time Scores: East 19, Portland 17. The 3rd quarter, saw Portland come out strong, putting plenty of pressure on the East mid court, however Sam Loughhead drove hard through the centre, putting some great passes into the East gaoalies. At the end of the 3rd quarter scores were East 33 to Portland 28.Portland started the final quarter with gusto and applied plenty of defensive pressure all over the court. East started to make small errors, on which Portland capitalised through goalies Tiarna Rolph and Brianna Caldow who both shot 8 goals each for the quarter. Portland defenders in Nadia Bunge and Emma Baulch also worked extremely had this quarter, causing plenty of turnovers and limiting East to just 5 goals for the quarter.Final Score – Portland 42 defeated East 38

C Grade – West 54 def Imperials 38Best Players - West – Krystin Dawe & Sophie RoachImperials – Emma Callaway & Renee WathenIn mild conditions West started the game strongly, scoring the first 5 goals of the game. Imperials then settled and pegged back the lead to be down by 4 at the 2st break. The 2nd quarter was a fairly even contest with West only outscoring Imperials by the 1 goal, but enough to have a 5 goal buffer at half time.Krystin Dawe for West was shooting accurately in the first half. Half Time Scores – West 26 – Imperials 21Imperials continued to show consistency for the first part of the 3rd quarter with capitalising on turnovers with some accurate shooting from Sarah Cleaver. West did re-group during the term and Sophie Roach shooting 8 straight goals for the quarter and West held a 9 goal lead at the end of the term. The last quarter saw West come out strong from the start, taking control of the game and advantage of turnovers to take the match 54 to 38. West were best served by Krystin Dawe and Sophie Roach while Emma Callaway and Renee Wathen performed well for Imperials.

The Netball Numbers - QUALIFYING FINALS

15/U - Casterton 41 def Portland 40Best Players - Casterton – Isobel Cleary & Tayla GuthriePortland – Claire Outtram & Rani KaneThis game was played in great spirit and was a close encounter for the whole match. All girls showed good skills and maturity with both team’s goalies being very accurate.Half Time Scores Casterton 16 to Portland 18Both teams made changes at half time, with Tori Perry to GS, Teagan McIntosh to GA, Isobel Cleary to C, Liza Mutch to WD and Hannah Waters to WA for Casterton – Eilish Drawght to WA & Emily Hernan to WD for Portland - with all players quickly settling into the game.The game progressed evenly, so much so, that at full time the scores were 33 each. The game went into extra time - after the first 5 minutes scores were still even at 36 each as the teams changed ends. In the final minutes of the game Casterton managed to get 1 up on Portland just the whistle blew for time.Result – Casterton 41 defeated Portland 40

13/U – North 48 def South 14Best Players - North – Emily Pietsch & Morgan FisherSouth – Olivia Dukalskis & Georgie PeateIn mild conditions with little to no breeze, North met South in the Qualifying Final of the 13/U netball. Both teams began with finals nerves, characterised by several unforced errors and turnovers. It was goal for goal for the first 5 minutes before North settled first. Strong defence from North’s Morgan Fisher and Sienna Allen resulted in several turnovers, and at quarter time North led by 5. The second quarter was all North Gambier. Strong play all down the court, clever passing around the circle and tight defence, all limited South Gambier’s scoring opportunities. At half time North led 27 to 9. Both teams made changes at half time. For North – Laura Day moved to GS, Ebony McAdam to WD and Lauren Ross to WA and for South Felicity Clayton to GS, Caitlynn Haggett to GA and Natasha Russell to WD. The scoring slowed down in the 3rd quarter as both teams took a while to settle. Imogen Walker and Georgia Peate continued to work hard for South, while Keelin Winterfield was always an option for North. At the final break, North’s defenders kept up their strong pressure on South’s goalies Felicity Clayton and Caitlynn Haggett, limiting their opportunities. North ran out strong victors 48 to 14 and progress to meet East Gambier in next week’s 2nd Semi Final.

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Football Ladders SENIOR LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 16 13 3 0 1662 1053 157.83 52

Portland 16 12 4 0 1567 1219 128.55 48

South Gambier 16 10 6 0 1503 1106 135.9 40

Millicent 16 10 6 0 1377 1182 116.5 40

Hamilton Imperials 16 9 7 0 1396 1067 130.83 36

East Gambier 16 8 8 0 1154 1055 109.38 32

Hamilton 16 6 10 0 1020 1291 79.01 24

West Gambier 16 3 13 0 1024 1594 64.24 12

Casterton 16 1 15 0 842 1978 42.57 4

RESERVES LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 16 16 0 0 2009 389 516.45 64

East Gambier 16 14 2 0 1679 581 288.98 56

Millicent 16 12 4 0 1469 729 201.51 48

South Gambier 16 10 6 0 1139 849 134.16 40

Portland 16 8 8 0 1336 1010 132.28 32


West Gambier 16 5 11 0 824 1449 56.87 20

Casterton 16 2 14 0 533 1887 28.25 8

Hamilton 16 0 16 0 452 1974 22.9 0

Under-18s Ladder P W L D FOR AGST % PP

Portland 14 12 2 0 1310 542 241.7 56

East Gambier 16 13 3 0 1397 598 233.61 52


North Gambier 16 11 5 0 1456 644 226.09 44

Hamilton 16 10 6 0 1008 592 170.27 40

Casterton 15 5 10 0 725 934 77.62 20

South Gambier 16 4 12 0 719 1320 54.47 16

West Gambier 16 2 14 0 599 1468 40.8 8

Millicent 15 1 14 0 279 2199 12.69 4

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Football Results Seniors

South Gambier 3.2, 6.10, 12.9, 16.15 111 d Portland 1.5, 4.7, 7.9, 10.9 69

Imperials 2.1, 5.5, 9.9, 12.15 93 d Millicent 0.0, 6.0, 7.2, 10.5 58

Reserves

East Gambier 89 d Millicent 60

Portland 87 d South Gambier 66

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Imperials 85 d East Gambier 34

North Gambier 123 d Hamilton 38

A Grade

Portland 62 d West Gambier 50

North Gambier 57 d South Gambier 41

A Reserve

Portland 33 d Imperials 32

Hamilton 51 d East Gambier 46

B Grade

North Gambier 46 d Millicent 38

Portland 49 d East Gambier 46

C Grade

West Gambier 54 d Imperials 38

East Gambier 45 d North Gambier 44

17 & Under

Portland 42 d East Gambier 38

Hamilton 54 d Imperials 35

15 & Under

Casterton 41 d Portland 40


13 & Under


Portland 43 d Millicent 27

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13 & under W L Pts

East 16 0 64

North 13 3 52

South 10 6 40

Portland 10 6 40

Millicent 9 6 38

Hamilton 7 8 30

West 3 13 12

Imperials 3 13 12

Casterton 0 16 0

C GRADE W L D % Pts

Portland 15 1 0 172.84 60

West 13 3 0 151.25 52

Imperials 11 5 0 105.48 44

East 10 6 0 110.33 40

North 9 7 0 109.76 36

Casterton 7 9 0 94.60 28

South 4 12 0 75.43 16

Hamilton 2 14 0 61.55 8

Millicent 1 15 0 61.34 4

A RES W L D % Pts

West 14 2 0 132.45 56

Portland 12 4 0 117.86 48

Imperials 11 5 0 109.80 44

East 10 6 0 109.45 40

Hamilton 9 7 0 106.53 36

Millicent 7 9 0 101.45 28

Casterton 5 11 0 88.96 20

North 3 12 1 85.94 14

South 0 15 1 66.13 2

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Netball Ladders A GRADE W L D % Pts

Millicent 13 1 0 147.57 52

Portland 12 2 0 131.99 48

West 11 3 0 127.99 44

North 7 7 0 95.15 28

South 6 8 0 80.47 24

Hamilton 5 9 0 92.78 20

East 2 12 0 77.81 8

Casterton 0 14 0 70.79 0

B GRADE W L D % Pts

West 14 2 0 145.07 56

Millicent 13 3 0 133.27 52

North 12 4 0 126.50 48

East 11 5 0 120.62 44

Portland 10 6 0 130.57 40

South 4 12 0 85.94 16

Hamilton 4 12 0 83.57 16

Casterton 4 12 0 81.34 16

Imperials 0 16 0 38.61 0

17 & under W L Pts

Casterton 16 0 64

East 14 2 56

Portland 12 4 48

Imperials 7 9 28

Hamilton 7 9 28

North 7 9 28

West 6 10 24

Millicent 3 13 12

South 0 16 0

15 & under W L Pts

East 14 2 56

Casterton 14 2 56

Portland 11 4 46

North 9 6 38

South 8 8 32

Millicent 6 9 26

Hamilton 4 12 16

Imperials 3 12 14

West 1 15 4

*Information as Supplied

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Round 1, April 14Portland (116) d South Gambier (83)East Gambier (52) d West Gambier (40)North Gambier (106) d Millicent (76)Hamilton (93) d Casterton (75)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 2, April 21Portland (97) d Imperials (94)South Gambier (109) d West Gambier (52)North Gambier (102) d East (74)Millicent (145) d Casterton (38)Hamilton - Bye

Round 3, April 25 (ANZAC DAY)North Gambier (94) d South (62)

Round 3, April 28Imperials (120) d West Gambier (51)East Gambier (112) d Casterton (43)Millicent (80) d Hamilton (60)Portland - Bye

Round 4, May 5North Gambier (94) d Imperials (74)South Gambier (188) d Casterton (73)East Gambier (112) d Hamilton (54)Portland (127) d West Gambier (69)Millicent - Bye

Round 5, May 12Millicent (88) d Hamilton Imperials (73)South Gambier (60) d East Gambier (40)Portland (94) d Hamilton (71)Casterton (97) d West Gambier (73)North Gambier - Bye

Round 6, May 19Hamilton Imperials (97) d Hamilton (80)Millicent (137) d South Gambier (90)Portland (155) d Casterton (76)North Gambier (137) d West (84)East Gambier - Bye

VCFL Interleague WeekendSaturday, May 26Bellarine FL (163) d WBFL (43)

Round 7 , June 2South Gambier (52) d Imperials (52)Portland (98) d East Gambier (82)Millicent (91) d West Gambier (88)North Gambier (114) d Hamilton (40)Casterton - Bye

Round 8 , June 9(Queen’s Birthday Weekend)Imperials (213) d Casterton (57)Hamilton (80) d South Gambier (64)Millicent (75) d East Gambier (55)Portland (126) d North Gambier (100)West Gambier - Bye

Round 9 , June 16East Gambier (46) d Imperials (39)Millicent (65) d Portland (57)Hamilton (71) d West Gambier (64)North Gambier (145) d Casterton (64)South Gambier - Bye

Round 10 , June 23Portland (66) d South Gambier (65)East Gambier (92) d West Gambier (55)North Gambier (94) d Millicent (66)Hamilton (86) d Casterton (45)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 15 , July 1Imperials (69) d Hamilton (38)

Round 11 , July 7Imperials (72) d Portland (65)South Gambier (141) d West (55)East Gambier (88) d Nort (85)Millicent (93) d Casterton (60)Hamilton v Bye

Round 12, July 14West Gambier (65) d Imperials (56)North Gambier (65) d South (53)East Gambier (66) d Casterton (16)Hamilton (52) d Millicent (34)Portland - Bye

Round 13, July 21Imperials (88) d North Gambier (62)South Gambier (127) d Casterton (33)East Gambier (66) d Hamilton (32)Portland (136) d West Gambier (58)Millicent - Bye

Round 14, July 28Imperials (98) d Casterton (18)South Gambier (96) d Hamilton (57)Millicent (82) d East Gambier (66)North Gambier (72) d Portland (31)West Gambier - Bye

Round 15 , August 4South Gambier (104) d Millicent (52)Portland (135) d Casterton (53)North Gambier (109) d West (48)East Gambier - Bye

Round 16 , August 11Imperials (106) d Millicent (87)South Gambier (115) d East (57)Hamilton (91) d Portland (81)West Gambier (98) d Casterton (66)North Gambier - Bye

Round 17 , August 18Imperials (80) d East Gambier (74)Portland (109) d Millicent (103)West Gambier (85) d Hamilton (63)North Gambier (153) d Casterton (28)South Gambier - Bye

Round 18 , August 25South Gambier (76) d Imperials (67)Portland (72) d East Gambier (65)Millicent (103) d West Gambier (24)North Gambier (115) d Hamilton (51)Casterton - Bye

Finals

Week 1 - September 1 - 2

Week 2 - September 8 - 9

Preliminary Final - September 15

Grand Final - September 22

Western Border Football League 2012 Draw

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