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The Border Watch : October 29th 2013
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SPORT NEWS TIPS sport@tbw.com.au VICIS NETBALL PRESENTATIONS 29 BONUS $100 COLD HARD CASH WHEN YOU CONNECT ANY HANDSET TO ANY OPTUS PLAN OVER 24 MONTHS Terms and conditions apply. Available to approved customers only. See in store for details. Mount Gambier Your Premium Optus Dealer Ph (08) 8724 6800 UNDER 15B: Jolie Case (best and fairest) and Kelly O’Donohue (runner-up best and fairest). 17 AND UNDER: Nikki reynolds (runner-up best and fairest), Megan Kent (most improved) and Alice Telford (best and fairest). MOST FIRST PREFERENCE VOTES: Revill Moon perpetual winner Shanen Pulkkien. UNDER 15A RED: Lily Anderson (runner-up best and fairest), Natasha Kidd (most improved) and Shaye Morton (best and fairest). UNDER 15A GREEN: Amy Kirby (runner-up best and fairest, most improved) and Shanen Pulkkien (best and fairest). 13A GREEN: Megan Telford (runner-up best and fairest) and Maggie Finnigan (most improved). UNDER 13A RED: Lucie Whitworth (runner-up best and fairest), Ehmuhtoo Reh (best and fairest) and Charlotte Smith (most improved). 13B GREEN: Asha Rodda (best and fairest), Jayde Revill (runner-up best and fairest), Madison Revill (encouragement award) and Makayla Simpfendorfer (most improved). UNDER 13B RED: Holly Baldock (best and fairest). SAVE 4¢ PER LITRE We need everyone’s help to buy aircraft and keep the ROYAL FLYING DOCTOR fl ying. Please send your donations to: PO Box 1426, Mount Gambier, SA 5290 4¢ per litre discount at Crouch Street 24 Hour Service Station with all four coupons from this week. CODE: WEEK 28 TUES 629019 The Border Watch, Tuesday, October 29, 2013 - 29 PAGE 43 MOST IMPROVED JUNIOR: Cheryl Peacock perpetual trophy winner Maggie Finnigan. Keep an eye out for QR Codes in this paper, which when scanned using a mobile device will take you directly to further information on our website. Scan this code to visit website 616953 627148 FOR HOME SPORT www.borderwatch.com.au Bromley bags 12 in emotional victory Port MacDonnell honours fallen skipper MORRISEmail: rod.morris@tbw.com.au Em WITH back-to-back premierships in two different leagues, Dylan Bromley has started the 2013 Mid South East Football League season in stunning fashion with a 12 goal haul in an emotion charged Port MacDonnell victory against Kalangadoo on Saturday. Emotions were sky high prior to the start of the game at Kalangadoo as players and supporters from both sides stood in silence in memory of Port MacDonnell’s 2012 premiership captain, Steven Noble, who was tragically killed only six days prior to the season starting. Noble lost his life in an horrific car DOMINANT DOZEN: Port MacDonnell’s Dylan Bromley was dominant in the Demons’ win over Kalangadoo, booting 12 majors to kick off his 2013 Mid South East Football League campaign. accident on John Watson Drive late on March 31. A funeral service in his memory will be held tomorrow at the Carinya Gardens Chapel on Grant Avenue, starting at 11am. Noble’s former Port MacDonnell team- mates kept their emotions in check to brush Kalangadoo aside, winning 30.21 (201) to 13.11 (89). The Demons’ 112 point win was one of three big results in the opening round of the MSEFL. Kongorong bashed 2012 grand fi nalist, Mount Burr into submission, winning 22.12 (144) v 13.15 (93), but the real thumping of the round occurred at Robe where Hatherleigh swamped the Roosters by a whopping 211 points! Hatherleigh kicked 31.29 (215) and held Robe to an embarassing four behinds. Hatherleigh had three players to kick fi ve or more goals, Jack Skeer (7), Brett Sneath (6) and Ciaran Buckley (5), while the Roosters’ goalkicking list was nonexistent. Robe played off in the 2011 grand fi nal when it was beaten by Mount Burr, but slumped to wooden spooners last year, winning just two of 16 games. If Saturday’s debacle is any indication, season 2013 is going to be a long, lonely and sad affair for the Roosters. The closest game of the round was at MORE THAN JUST SERVICE STATIONS! Shell Bay Road Service Station 32 Bay Road, Mt Gambier • 8725 2595 Tantanoola where Tim Stringer’s Tigers came from a half time deficit to beat Glencoe, 12.14 (86) v 11.10 (76). Mitchell Reilly kicked seven goals for Tantanoola, while Joshua Wright did likewise for Kongorong. But Dylan Bromley’s 12 goals was the standout performance of the round. Bromley was a member of West Gambier’s 2011 Western Border premiership team before crossing to Port MacDonnell last season where he went on to win another premiership and with 52 majors was the Demons’ leading goalkicker in the competition, fi nishing fourth behind Chris Murray (Mount Burr), Jack Gregory (Mount Burr) and John Simkin (Kongorong). Port MacDonnell will host Nangwarry – which had the Round 1 bye – this coming Saturday while other matches in the MSEFL include Kongorong v Kalangadoo, Hatherleigh v Mount Burr and Glencoe v Robe. 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For Robinson, development of not only the junior players but of the group as a whole is one of his main goals. “We will defi nitely be playing a couple of younger guys each week just to help with their progression into senior football,” Robinson said. “From my perspective, now I know what we have on the park and there is plenty of youth that I would like to help, and try and leave my mark on them,” he said. “It would be great to teach them a few things, that’s what I’d like to get out of it.” Robinson said that the club had sourced a number of “capable” footballers in the off-season. Continued page 35 BRAINS TRUST: Millicent’s new senior coach, Andrew Robinson (left) with his assistant, Brad Tilley. 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