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A GRADECMS Crows v

Paskevillethe winner...

Paskeville

B GRADEKadina v

Paskevillethe winner...Kadina

SENIOR COLTSWallaroo vCMS Crows

the winner...Wallaroo

JUNIOR COLTSBute/Paskeville v Southern Eagles

the winner...Bute/Paskeville

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Paskeville broke its grandfinal jinx, defeating strongfavourite, and minor premier,the CMS Crows to claim the2014 Yorke Peninsula Foot-ball League premiership atMoonta on Saturday.Having last won a YPFL Agrade premiership in 2001,Paskeville made three con-secutive grand final appear-ances in 2005-2007, losing toMoonta, CMS Crows thenCY Cougars.Crows started the gameminus star ruckman SimonNowak, who tore his Achillestendon in the warm-up andwas stretchered from theground before the coin toss;Michael Cook replaced himbefore the first bounce.CMS opened the gamewith goals from Josh Hoyle,Ben O’Donohue and JamieKemp; Mark Dolling scoredPaskeville’s only goal for thequarter to have Crows incontrol at the first change:Crows 3.4, Paskeville 1.2.The second term was evenwith scoring goal for goal.Paskeville’s Seth Matson

played well in ruck andTyson Wait was an obstaclefor Crows on the half-backflank.Paskeville scored a goaljust before halftime to bewithin seven points at thelong break: Crows 7.6,Paskeville 6.5.Glen Mulders was a focalpoint up forward, kickingfour goals for the Magpies,and Gary Hoffmann causedthe Magpie defenders a prob-lem in the Crows goal area.Scores were give and takethroughout the term, for

Pasky to be down by twopoints at the last change,Crows 10.9, Pasky 10.7.Dolling was a force out ofcentre and Abraham Helfandwas on fire on the ball, ablysupported by Todd Price, asPasky ran Crows off theirlegs.Damien Bennett playedwell in defence for Crows, asdid Brad McConnachy andKieren Smith on the wing.Crows could not buy a goalin the last term, losing thegame through bad kicking.Magpies came home with a

rush, kicking 5.2 and holdingCrows to three behinds.Goals flowed from ShayneBiacsi, Ashley Bruce, JonoPrice and T Price, liftingPaskeville to premiershipglory by 27 points: Pasky15.9, CMS Crows 10.12.The week off seemed toaffect the Crows players asthey appeared to run out oflegs.Paskeville came good atthe right end of the season toregain the respect it deserves.Tyson Wait was best for thegame.

Paskeville from fourth to flagKenn ROGERS

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CMS CROWSv PASKEVILLE

Best Players — Paskeville: S. Matson, A. Helfand, T. Wait,M. Dolling, N. Madden, T. Price; CMS Crows: K. Smith, D.Bennett, B. McConnachy, K. Thompson, B. O'Donohue, T.Clements.Goalkickers — Paskeville: G. Mulders, A. Bruce 4, T. Price,S. Biacsi, J. Price 2, M. Dolling; CMS Crows: B. O'Donohue,G. Hoffmann, T. Clements 2, C. Fitzgerald, A. Parsons, J.Kemp, J. Hoyle.

PASKEVILLE 1.2 6.5 10.7 15.9 (99)

CMS CROWS 3.4 7.6 10.9 10.12 (72)

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� YPFL A GRADE... Gary Hoffmann, CMSCrows, takes a strong mark in front ofPaskeville’s Jono Price.

� YPFL A GRADE... Glen Mulders, Paskeville, chases down the ballahead of Damien Bennett, CMS Crows.

� YPFL A GRADE... Marty Daniel, Paskeville, takes a mark out on hisown.

� YPFL A GRADE... Ashley Bruce, Paskeville,takes a great mark in front of Harry Litster,CMS Crows.

� YPFL A GRADE...Best on ground TysonWait, Paskeville.

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� YPFL B GRADE PREMIERS... Kadina, back: Tim Neumann, David Snodgrass, Mitchell Miller, Joel Phillips (team manager), Loren Franz, Adam May (trainer), Tom Schild,Patrick McDonald, Ashley Gordon, Luke Pridham, Brett Burnell, Duncan Curnow, Alex Eden, Jake Earle, Lynton Rowan; middle: Todd Barrett, Dale Jericho, Tom Moyle,Callum Hibbard, Stuart Roennfeldt, David Poole, Derek Sansbury (best on ground), Luke Browning, James Lawry, Nick Rendell, Tyson Holman (runner), Michael Plumb,Ian Henderson (head trainer); front: Jake Boothey, James McDowell, Daniel Flowers (coach), Mark Toole, Tom Rosewarne (captain), Lachlan Boothey, Markus Dunatov,Josh Smith, Brandon Pridham, Kane Zilm.


Best Players — Kadina: D. Sansbury, B. Burnell, M. Duna-tov, L. Franz, L. Pridham, S. Roennfeldt; Paskeville: B. Ram-sey, P. Pridham, D. Hall, S. Clayson, N. Perry, J. Daniel.Goalkickers — Kadina: M. Miller, K. Zilm, J. Lawry 3, J.McDowell, B. Burnell, D. Sansbury, S. Roennfeldt 2, L.Boothey, T. Schild, L. Franz, A. Gordon; Paskeville: L.Wilksch 3, S. Clayson, R. Clasohm 2, R. James, Z. Zweck, D.Hall, B. Ramsey, T. Mulders.

KADINA 5.1 9.2 14.4 21.6 (132)

PASKEVILLE 5.2 8.2 11.3 12.4 (76)

KADINAv PASKEVILLE

B GRADE GRAND FINAL

Kadina and Paskeville metfor the third successive yearin the Yorke Peninsula Foot-ball League B grade grandfinal at sunny Moonta oval,on Saturday.Kicking to the park end,

Pasky got the start it wantedwith the first two goals fromLeighton Wilksch and TroyMulders, but the Blood-hounds, playing in their 12thB grade grand final since2000, soon settled and beganto get a sniff of the leather.In a five-minute red-and-

black patch, Kadina scoredgoals through Brett Burnell,Mitchell Miller and LachlanBoothey to take the lead.The Magpies swooped on

a couple of late goals, as didKadina, and at the first breakthere was just a point in it:Paskeville 5.2, Kadina 5.1.

There was more end-to-end stuff in the second term.Stuart Roennfeldt goaled forKadina, but Pasky’s DavidHall responded.Sam Clayson’s clever

rover’s goal and another byZack Zweck gave Pasky abrief respite.The dangerous Derek

Sansbury was instrumentalin a couple of quick repliesfor Kadina as the tempera-ture rose on and off theground.When the halftime siren

blew, Kadina held a six-pointlead in a goal-for-goal game.Kadina 9.2, Paskeville 8.2.James Lawry gave the

Bloods the first goal after thebreak, but Richard Jamesmatched that and his team-mate’s long bomb put Paskyback in front, but not forlong as Burnell nailed a rip-per from the pocket.It seemed Kadina might

be finally getting on topwhen, after a couple ofbounces denied it goals, itfinally got a favourablebounce. When this was fol-lowed by another goal fromMiller, the Kadina support-ers began to sing.A six-pointer from the

boot of Ryan Clasohm wasanswered by Kadina to givethe Bloodhounds a valuablethree-goal buffer at lemons:Kadina 14.4, Paskeville 11.3.Pasky’s hopes of a couple

of quick goals were dashedimmediately as Kadinastreamed forward in a premiership surge of unan-swered goals.In a scintillating

10-minute burst, the Blood-hounds took complete control, surging forwardtime after time to score sixunanswered goals and endthe contest.To Paskeville’s credit, it got

a couple of late goals, butKadina had booted 7.2 in thelast quarter to win its 15th Bgrade premiership.Sansbury was a worthy

best on ground in a great

team effort.The Bloods’ score is

eclipsed only by Ardrossan’s19.19 (133) in its 1979 YorkeValley Football League Bgrade grand final win.

Bloods Bs go back to back“Tunnel”

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� YPFL B GRADE... Best on ground DerekSansbury with daughters Tamya, Shanaid andbaby Skylah.

� YPFL B GRADE...Brett Burnell, Kadina,boots the ball downtowards the sticks. � YPFL B GRADE... Nick Perry, Paskeville, tries

to evade Kane Zilm, Kadina.

� YPFL B GRADE... Derek Sansbury, Kadina,attempts to spoil the mark by Jesse Pomery,Paskeville.

After finishing the minorround at top of the ladder,the strong Wallaroo seniorcolts side showed CMSCrows just how strong itwas, Wallaroo defeatingCrows 10.12 to 5.5 in thegrand final on Saturday atMoonta.Wallaroo opened the

game kicking to the westernend of the ground and had agood lead at the first change,3.4 to 0.3.Wallaroo had goal scorers

from everywhere with ChaseMartin, Scott Weger, DylanTappin, Sam Holman, TomGrillett, Bailey Hann, HarleyMcInerney and SamuelWells all scoring six-pointersthroughout the game.Crows battled hard all day

against a bigger, strongerside to go down, but not bedisgraced, as lads who came

up from junior colts this yearwill be the club’s future.Highlight of the Crows’

game was the inclusion ofsmallest lad on the ground,Lachy Pointon; whenbrought on, he showed hecan mix it with the biggestand the best as he kicked theteam’s second goal.Jake Cook played well

with plenty of touches andNed Rankine did well inruck and around the ground.Wallaroo controlled near-

ly all positions with Martinand Lesley Kirley the stand-out players, along with JackLeighton and Tate Skinner.My best for the game was

Chase Martin for his contin-ued effort all day.

Kenn ROGERSREPORT BY


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Wallaroo claims the major round


Best Players — Wallaroo: L. Kirley, A. Johns, T. Skinner, C.Martin, J. Leighton, H. McInerney; CMS Crows: D. Stanitzki,J. Cook, N. Watters, N. Rankine, S. Modra, M. Short.Goalkickers — Wallaroo: H. McInerney, C. Martin 2, T. Gril-lett, D. Tappin, S. Weger, B. Hann, S. Holman, S. Wells; CMSCrows: B. Maywald, L. Pointon, J. Cook, D. Stanitzki, N. Wat-ters.

WALLAROO 3.4 4.6 7.9 10.12 (72)

CMS CROWS 0.3 1.3 3.3 5.5 (35)

WALLAROOv CMS CROWS

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� YPFL SENIOR COLTS... Wallaroo co-captainsScott Weger and Angus Johns hold up the pre-miership flag.

� YPFL SENIOR COLTS PREMIERS... Wallaroo, back: Lachlan Cavenett, Alex Cavenett, Alex Martin, Samuel Wells, Aaron Della Torre, Matthew Palmer, Thomas Grillett,Stuart Forbes (runner), Dylan Tappin, Darryl Weger (team manager), Isaac Elliott, Chase Martin, Lesley Kirley (best on ground), Geoff Jarman (junior developmentcoach), Zaine Holman; middle: Jack Weger, Jordan Elliott, Dylan Weger, Jay Skinner, Brayden Klingner, Harley McInerney, Tate Skinner, Jack Leighton, Amanda Weger(trainer); front: Bailey Hann, Sam Holman, Scott Weger (captain), Scott Grillett (coach), Angus Johns (captain), Ben Dunk.

� YPFL SENIOR COLTS... Scott Weger, Walla-roo, and Drew Stanitzki, CMS Crows, chasehard to be first to the ball.

� YPFL SENIOR COLTS... Lesley Kirley (best onground), Wallaroo, runs the ball down thefield.

� YPFL SENIOR COLTS... Sam Holman, Walla-roo, takes a solid mark ahead of Henry Wat-ters, CMS Crows.

� YPFL SENIOR COLTS... Chase Martin, Wallaroo, fends off BrodieMaywald and Shaun Modra, CMS Crows.

Bute/Paskeville juniorcolts won the first match onYorke Peninsula FootballLeague’s 2014 grand final dayat Moonta on Saturday.Before a big crowd and in

near-perfect weather, Bute/Paskeville defeated SouthernEagles by 50 points, 14.7 (91)to 6.5 (41).It was also the combined

side’s first-ever premiershipwin; Paskeville junior colts’last premiership was in 1988and Bute’s in 1969.Coach John “Zinger”

Zuringer had the lads well inhand before the game andthey came out to play to hisinstructions.On fire, junior colts

medallist Mitchell Larssonled the way with his goalkicking (eight for the game);Boyd Woodcock also playedwell.Bute/Pasky had the South-

ern Eagles under pressureright from the start. Goal-

kickers were accurate in thefirst quarter, Bute/Paskyahead by one straight kick atthe first break: Bute/Pasky4.1, Southern Eagles 3.1.From this point on,

Bute/Pasky controlled thegame, not giving Eagles achance, Luke McCauley,Woodcock (three goals) andDylan Stigwood were domi-nant throughout the game.Eagles’ star was Haydn

Carroll, who continued the

good form he has had in allfinals games, helped by astrong effort from Tom Giles.Jacob Gutsche showed hisskills in the forward lines.The game was of a high

standard and set the tune forthe day. Eagles tried hard butwere no match for the well-trained Bute/Paskeville.Best on ground by a long

way was Mitch Larsson; he isa skilful ball handler andleader.

Kenn ROGERSREPORT BY


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Bute/Pasky win the day’s first flag


BUTE/PASKEVILLEv STHN EAGLES

BUTE/PASKY 4.1 8.3 11.5 14.7 (91)

STHN EAGLES 3.1 5.2 5.3 6.5 (41)

Best Players — Bute/Paskeville: M. Larsson, L.McCauley, B. Woodcock, N. Jones, D. Stigwood, R. Willson;Sthn Eagles: T. Giles, T. Daniell, J. Tape, T. Robinson, J.Gutsche, H. Carroll.Goalkickers — Bute/Paskeville: M. Larsson 8, B. Wood-cock 3, L. James 2, R. Willson; Sthn Eagles: H. Carroll 2, B.Steed, C. Elefsen, J. Giles, B. Gutsche.

JUNIOR COLTS GRAND FINAL

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS... Best on groundMitchell Larsson accepts his award from YPFLjunior president Stephen Brown.

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS PREMIERS... Bute/Paskeville, back: Scott Brown (team manager), Cameron McCauley (runner), Caleb Appleton, James Davis, Nathan Jones,Ethan Ward, Rhylan Stevens, Scott Paige, Joe Simpson, Paul Bussenschutt (team manager); middle: Bradley Lang, Duncan Bussenschutt, Conner McCarthy, Luke James,Conner Brown, Lauchlan Jones, Ben Larsson, Riley Willson: front: Ben Davies, Luke McCauley (captain), John Zuringer (coach), Darcy Burgess (captain), Alex Elsworthy,Dylan March, Dylan Stigwood; laying: Mitchell Larsson (best on ground), Boyd Woodcock.

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS... Caleb Rivers, South-ern Eagles, juggles a mark.

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS... Tim Daniell, SouthernEagles, handballs over the top of ConnerBrown, Bute/Paskeville.

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS... Caleb Appleton,Bute/Paskeville, lays a bump on Ben Stuart,Southern Eagles, to spill the ball out.

� YPFL JUNIOR COLTS... Jason Robinson, Southern Eagles, tries to getrid of the ball before being caught by Luke McCauley, Bute/Paskeville.


PASKEVILLE

PASKEVILLE 15.9 (99) �� YPFL A GRADE PREMIERS... Paskeville, back: Jamie Yeates (runner), Trevor McInerney (team manager), Ben Bussenschutt (assistant coach), Mark Rundle, Shaun Glacken (coach, partlyhidden), Martin Daniel, Tyson Wait (best on ground), Liam Martin, Chris Price (president), Abraham Helfand, Michael Daniel, Brodie Paige, Tom Bussenschutt, Matthew Rodda, Luke Harrop,Seth Matson, Mark Dolling; front: Stuart Daniel, Glen Mulders, Mitchell Wooding, Gavin Bussenschutt, Nick Madden, Shayne Biacsi, Todd Price (captain), Jonathon Price, Ashley Bruce.


EVILLE2014 YPFL

A GRADEPREMIERS

PASKEVILLEMAGPIES

10.12 (72)CMS CROWSP �� m manager), Ben Bussenschutt (assistant coach), Mark Rundle, Shaun Glacken (coach, partly

h aham Helfand, Michael Daniel, Brodie Paige, Tom Bussenschutt, Matthew Rodda, Luke Harrop,S enschutt, Nick Madden, Shayne Biacsi, Todd Price (captain), Jonathon Price, Ashley Bruce.


A gradeKadina v Paskeville

With a huge buzz around theA grade match, Kadina startedwith the centre pass and quicklyconverted a goal, whichPaskeville answered. Firstturnover was in Kadina’s goalcircle and Pasky quickly scoredbut a turnover by Kadina GDEmma Byrne evened the scores.Both teams had a nervous start,which meant numerous inter-cepts but with no reward as theball was quickly turned again. Itwas a long time between goalsuntil Pasky GA SavannahZielonka converted. Pasky wasup by two at quarter time.Kadina came out strongly,

scoring six unanswered goalsuntil Pasky settled and, withpatient passing, started to con-vert. Kadina GA Tash Westbrookbadly injured her knee and KateSchild came onto the court,shooting beautifully for the restof the match. With tight defenceat both ends and some greatintercepts by Pasky GD FionaBussenschutt, Pasky started toclose the gap. Kadina was up bytwo at halftime.There was plenty of turnovers

before Kadina goaled, its shoot-ers under intense pressure fromPasky GK Sallyanne Heinrichand Bussenschutt. With steadypassing, Pasky slowly closed thegap, Kadina preferring a fast-paced game. Pasky started tobreak away and C Jade Danielsteadied the team down thecourt; Pasky had a six-goal leadat the last break.Emily Boothey took the court

for Kadina, Pasky continuedunchanged for the fourth quar-ter. Both teams defended tightlyand shot beautifully.Pasky looked in control but

Kadina had a last minute surgeto even the scores at full time.Now in overtime, both teams

came out firing. Intercepts in thecentre third meant manyturnovers. Again, Pasky waspatient to get the ball to itsgoalies who worked hard againstKadina’s defenders.At the change of ends, Kadina

was up by one and had the nextcentre pass. Pasky did not giveup, taking the next two goals toeven the scores.Pasky picked up a loose ball

and WD Khaleisha Barnett tooka great intercept but neitherresulted in a score.A strong rebound by Kadina

GD and best on court HalleyGullery was a costly turnoverand Kadina was the triumphantwinner by one goal after anintense game.

B gradePaskeville v CMS CrowsCrows had the first centre pass

and scored, but Pasky made aquick turnover to score twoquick goals. GA Carrie Ramsayand GS Sarah Knight worked thecircle well, making it hard forCrows GD Rebecca McSkim-ming and GK Brittany Alden-hoven. The game was hard andquick, with both teams makingmistakes but Pasky settled to besix in front at quarter time: Pasky11, Crows 5.Crows scored four quick goals

with Crows WA Kari Jones andC Elizabeth South feedinggoalies beautifully. Pasky settledwith players defending all theway down the court. Crows’defenders were working hard butnot being rewarded with goals.Pasky C Corinne Bussenschuttwas playing a great game notallowing her player to breakaway. Halftime: Pasky 23, Crows14.Both teams made some

changes, bringing on fresh legs.

Pasky’s Nikki Crickmay, now incentre, was feeding the goalieswell. Both sides were puttingpressure on all the way down thecourt, forcing errors. Crows wonthe quarter but Pasky was stillahead at three-quarter time 30-22.Both teams again made

changes. Pasky GK Leanne Prid-ham was putting a lot of pressureon Crows GS Emily Haydon andtaking great rebounds. Her teamrewarded her efforts with goals.All Crows players were workinghard but a few missed goals did-n’t help their cause. Final scores:Pasky 41, Crows 29.

C gradeSouthern Eagles v MoontaA shaky start had the first four

centre passes scored by theopposing team. Moonta defend-ers Aisha Cooper and DanielleKeast worked together for sever-al intercepts, making it difficultfor Eagles’ attack line. Scoreswere six all at quarter time.Moonta GK Rachael Clarke

and Eagles GS Dana Tape had agood battle in the second quar-ter, both awarded penalties.Strong rebounding by Eagles’Anissa Thompson kept her teamin the game but Moonta’s heavypressure at the Eagles’ centrepasses gave it a 15-13 lead at half-time.Eagles brought on Megan

Hoile, Tasmyn Biddell and JosieRudduck for the second half, andall had impact early. However,Tammy Wardle kept Moonta set-tled and shot beautifully. Three-quarter time: Moonta 25, Eagles23.In one of the best quarters of

the day, both teams struggled togain momentum, the leadchanging several times. Moonta,having led all game, was overrunby Eagles in the last five minutes;final scores: Eagles 33, Moonta30.

D gradeSouthern Eagles v PaskevilleSouthern Eagles had the first

centre pass but Pasky scored thefirst goal. After an injury in thesecond semifinal, Eagles GS Lyn-lee Hancock wore a heavy kneebrace; she and Pasky GK RachelMeier had a tight tussle. Nerveswere evident and all goaliesmissed shots. Whilst Pasky hadthe better start, Eagles sooncaught up then overtook, to lead10-8 at quarter time.Eagles brought Leonie Ander-

son into GA and she had animmediate impact, finding herrange from all parts of the circle.Pasky defenders Meier and GDOlivia Northeast double teamedHancock but Anderson also diddamage. Eagles GK Teresa Hay-wood defended shots at goalbeautifully, even causing a heldball. After a low-scoring quarter,Eagles led 19-12 at halftime.Eagles brought Maddie Ger-

mein into WD and Kayla Boycewent into WA for Pasky. EaglesWA Jordan Hull made a fantasticintercept and her team capi-talised. Despite being the small-est in the circle, Northeast took agreat rebound; Anderson contin-ued to shoot beautifully andfrom far out. Eagles scored sixgoals before Meier took an inter-cept, her team converted for itsfirst score for the quarter. CBelinda Hull worked fluidly withJ Hull; their feeding into the goalcircle was exceptional. Late inthe quarter, Pasky WD CharlotteBarker went for a tumble,replaced by Sarah Browning.Three-quarter time: Eagles 30,Pasky 16.Pasky brought Emma Ward

and Danni Hicks onto court;their new energy seemed to work

and Pasky scored a couple ofquick goals. Ward took a coupleof great intercepts at GK. EaglesGD Jess Reppin impressivelytook an intercept in the circlewhen it was just her on bothPasky goalies. Whilst this was abetter quarter by Pasky, the con-sistent, level-headed and experi-enced approach by the Eagleswas too hard to defeat. Finalscores: Eagles 39, Pasky 25.

E gradeSouthern Eagles v ArdrossanEagles had the first centre pass

but Ardrossan C Rebecca Careyintercepted. Ardrossan had theshot but missed, and Eagles con-verted. Another missed opportu-nity by Ardrossan helped Eaglestake an early lead. Ardrossan’sMolly Coleman moved well inGA and fed well to speedy GSCaitlin Roads. WA Kayla Harri-son helped well around the circleand Ardrossan settled into thegame. When Lesley Strattonintercepted it looked like it wouldbe a tightly contested game.Eagles goalies Alice Hickmanand Tasmyn Biddell used theirheight to good advantage andpositioned themselves well underthe ring. Eagles had a 13-8 lead atquarter time.Ever-reliable Eagles C Josie

Rudduck backed up well aroundthe circle and WA Jessie Eastfound more space in the secondquarter. Ardrossan defendersHannah Goldsworthy and Geor-gia Kuhndt lifted their intensity,getting plenty of deflections andrebounds. Eagles stayed com-posed and took a six-goal leadinto halftime, 26-20.Eagles accelerated in the third

quarter, putting pressure on allover the court. WD BrittanyHancock and GD Sarah Ramseymade their opponents work hardand GK Alexandra Thompsonand Ardrossan GS Roads had agood battle, with Roads forced tomake long leads out of the circle.Eagles swooped on loose ballsand GA Hickman shot somebeautiful goals from long rangeto help her team to a 39-28 leadat the last change.Ardrossan players gave it their

all in the last quarter. GA Cole-man lifted and intercepted sever-al passes, using her height andskill to try and draw her teamback into the game. GDGoldsworthy also fought hardand had to have an injury time tocompose herself after anothertough battle for a disputed ball.Eagles remained unflustered;Alice Hickman put in anothergood quarter and was a deservedbest on court winner.Eagles looked strong in every

position and capped their greatseason with a 51-39 win.

F gradeSouthern Eagles v KadinaSouthern Eagles was unde-

feated going into this game andhad a lot more to lose than Kad-ina. Kadina game out firing and

scored the first goal. The youngplayers were clearly nervous andboth teams made costly errors.Eagles C Gemma Rudduck washaving a good tussle in the mid-court with Kadina’s Lily Neu-mann and both girls drove hardfor their teams. Quarter time:Eagles 14, Kadina 5. Kadina continued to battle

hard with GD Sophie Adamsapplying good pressure in thecircle. Kadina’s goalies started tomove well but then Eagles GKEmma Goldsmith and GDAlysse Reuther tightened up andgot some good turnovers. Eagles’goalies started to make theirshots but Kadina kept fighting.Halftime: Eagles 25, Kadina 15. Great defensive pressure in

both goal circles made it chal-lenging for all goalies to shootaccurately. Kadina GK GeorgiaRowntree had Eagles GS ElizaJohnson rattled but GA ErinHoare stepped up and managedto sink a few good shots. Three-quarter time: Eagles 36,Kadina 21. The Eagles could almost feel

the medals around their necks inthe last quarter and all girls liftedas a team to finish the job.Reuther was inspirational in GD,getting turnovers and reboundswhen the Eagles needed themmost. To Kadina’s credit, theplayers never gave up and madethe Eagles work hard for theirvictory. The girls from the southwere far too strong in the endand came home with a sold win,46-29.

G gradeBute v CY Cougars

Cougars started the matchstrongly with an intercept by GDIlea Frensch on the first centrepass and securing the first twogoals. Bute’s pressure was tightcoming down the court butCougars GS Jessica Baker wasn’tmissing in the circle. At quartertime, Cougars were leading byfour goals. Bute’s goalies Sharnee Man-

ners and Matilda Jones foundtheir aim in the second quarterand Jones rebounded anymissed shots. Cougars’ flowdown the court was impressivebut Bute’s defenders Bella Wehrand Olivia Paterson made ithard for the Cougars goalies.Cougars were still ahead by fourgoals at halftime.Going into the third quarter,

both teams’ pressure down thecourt was so strong and therewere several calls for held ball.Cougars increased their lead tofive.Cougars came out firing in

the last quarter, scoring the firstthree goals. Bute put in every-thing and fought back with GKPaterson taking some amazingintercepts.Every player put in 110 per

cent in this quarter and gave ittheir all, but at the final whistle itwas the Cougars which won thegrand final 30-19.

YPNA grand final scores and reports

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Grand finals – Results 20-9-14A GRADE: Kadina 49 d Paskeville 48 in extra time after a 39-all draw at full time. Best on court: Hayley Gullery, Kadina.B GRADE: Paskeville 41 d CMS Crows 29. Best on court: Carrie Ramsey, Paskeville.C GRADE: Southern Eagles 33 d Moonta 30. Best on court: Danielle Keast, Moonta.D GRADE: Southern Eagles 39 d Paskeville 25.Best on court: Belinda Hull, Southern Eagles.E GRADE: Southern Eagles 51 d Ardrossan 39.Best on court: Alice Hickman, Southern Eagles.F GRADE: Southern Eagles 46 d Kadina 29. Best on court: Alysse Reuther, Southern Eagles.G GRADE: CY Cougars 30 d Bute 19. Best on court: Ilea Frensch, CY Cougars.

� YPNA A GRADE... Kara Gunning, Kadina, gets her fingers tothe ball meant for Lauren Elsworthy, Paskeville.

� YPNA D GRADE...Kathy Larsson,Paskeville, flies

into the goal third.

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� YPNA B GRADE... Nikki Crickmay, Paskeville, bringsthe ball into the goal third and looks for a goalieoption in the circle.

� YPNA F GRADE... Lily Neumann, Kadina, tries to inter-cept a ball going to Gemma Rudduck, Southern Eagles.

� YPNA D GRADE...Sarah Browning,Paskeville, jumps

high to catch a passacross the circle.

� YPNA C GRADE... Tammy Wardle, Moonta,and Anissa Thompson, Southern Eagles, contestfor possession.

� YPNA G GRADE...Emma Barnes, CYCougars, attempts

to stop the ball going out of play.

� YPNA E GRADE...Kayla Harrison,Ardrossan, takes a high ball in themidcourt.

� YPNA E GRADE...Josie Rudduck,

Southern Eagles,drives onto the

edge of the circle.


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� YPNA F GRADE BESTON COURT... AlysseReuther, Southern Eagles.

� YPNA G GRADEBEST ON COURT... IleaFrensch, CY Cougars.

� YPNA E GRADE BESTON COURT... Alice Hick-man, Southern Eagles.

� YPNA D GRADE BESTON COURT... BelindaHull, Southern Eagles.

� YPNA B GRADE PREMIERS... Paskeville, back: Michelle Daniel (team manager),Carrie Ramsey, Jacinta McPeake, Leanne Pridham, Rebecca Harrop, Nikki Crick-may; front: Corinne Bussenschutt, Tiffany Westbrook, Sarah Knight, RhiannonPillen.

� YPNA B GRADEBEST ON COURT... Car-rie Ramsey, Paskeville.

� YPNA D GRADE PREMIERS... Southern Eagles, back: Louise Biddell (coach), AliceHickman, Jess Reppin, Maddie Germein, Emma Branson, Leonie Anderson, LynleeHancock; front: Brittany Hancock, Belinda Hull, Helen Coombe, Jordan Hull, TeresaHaywood. (Absent: team manager Kay Barlow.)

� YPNA C GRADE BESTON COURT... DanielleKeast, Moonta.

� YPNA A GRADEBEST ON COURT...Hayley Gullery, Kadina.

� YPNA E GRADE PREMIERS... Southern Eagles, back: Alice Hickman, Tasmyn Bid-dell, Sarah Ramsay, Alexandra Thompson, Felicity Hickman (coach); front: BrittanyHancock, Jessie East, Josie Rudduck, Jennifer Eisner. (Absent: team managerEmma Branson.)

� YPNA G GRADE PREMIERS... CY Cougars, back: Carolyn Field (coach), Lily Dyett, Han-nah Germein, Jess Baker, Hazel Bittner, Hilary Davies, Vicki Whittaker (team manager);front: Mia Whittaker, Annabel Whittaker, Ilea Frensch, Emma Barnes, Kirralee Field.

� YPNA C GRADE PREMIERS... Southern Eagles, back: Anissa Thompson (coach),Megan Hoile, Dana Tape, Tasmyn Biddell, Terri Thiele, Lynlee Hancock (coach);front: Jasmine Wilkinson, Josie Rudduck, Julyana Un-Kukla, Rebecca Dalton,Leanne Goldsmith.

� YPNA F GRADE PREMIERS... Southern Eagles, back: Lisa Rudduck (coach), EmmaGoldsmith, Erin Hoare, Eliza Johnson, Rebecca Davies, Tania Hoare (team manager);front: Mikayla Emery, Gemma Rudduck, Ebbony Peter, Alysse Reuther, Shanai Hart.

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FOOTBALL NETBALLA Grade ....................PaskevilleB Grade .........................KadinaSenior Colts ................WallarooJunior Colts ......Bute/Paskeville

A Grade .........................KadinaB Grade ....................PaskevilleC Grade ..........Southern EaglesD Grade ..........Southern Eagles

E Grade ..........Southern EaglesF Grade ..........Southern EaglesG Grade .................CY Cougars

� GO YOU DOGGIES... Lucas Kirley, Rikki Kirley, Lynelle Bodie, AshleeKirley, Ken Kirley, Karen Kirley, Kerry Hann, Brooke Hann, Alexis Bodieand Britney Bodie cheer for Wallaroo in the senior colts grand final.

� EAGER... Isabella Varricchio, Lana Jolly, Lucy Glazbrook, Nikki Hoyle,Sophie Longbottom and Mia Longbottom ready for the senior coltsgrand final.

� GROUNDED... Megan Sayers, Maitland, holdsup her sign supporting the CY Cougars G grade.

� FATHERLY PRIDE... Greg Smith (middle), ofMoonta, brought friends Greg and TracyRoach, of Adelaide, along to watch his daugh-ter Adele Smith compete in the YPNA C gradegrand final.

� KADINA COHORT... Taj Kleinig, Will Neumann,Charlie Adams, Darcy Snodgrass, Kye McDon-ald and Jack Rowntree, who came to Moonta ongrand final day to support the Bloods.

� ROAD TRIP... Eagles supporter Jacki Allen (second from left) withRoos Ben Davey, Chris Zwar, Jack Rowntree, Alby Pierson, Daniel Lutzeand Paul Fogerty, who made the trip up the leg to support friends com-peting in the finals.

� BIRDS OF A FEATHER... Jon Cross, WadeTucker, Jack Barlow, Matt Allen, Josh Hodge,Carly McInerney and Jacki Allen cheer onPaskeville in the YPFL A grade grand final.

� COMMENTATORS... Sam Bussenschutt,Paskeville, and Rob Rankine, CMS Crows, givetheir views for the grand final video.

� ALL SMILES... Paul Fogerty and Jack Rowntree,Ardrossan, happy with the results for the day.

� DEMON DEVOTEES... Abby Prout, Skye Wat-son, Madelyn Keast and Emma Prout (front)proudly wave their streamers in support ofMoonta C grade.


� YPNA A GRADE PREMIERS... Kadina, back: Kerry Oliver (assistant coach), Amanda Schultz (coach), Natasha Westbrook, Erin Scott, Emma Byrne, Hayley Gullery, Kara Gunning, Shari Roennfeldt; front: Christopher Locke (assistant coach), Monique Smith, Sophie Chapman, Kate Schild, Emily Boothey.

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