It was another mixed round for our Senior teams – 3 wins and 3 losses.
The Seniors and the Reserves suffered disappointing losses at Williamstown, while the U19 Div 3 team performed really well against the ladder leaders Old Ivanhoe, on equal terms at ¾ qtr time, before going down narrowly.
The Seniors were missing six players from the Round 4 fixture at home against Williamstown, which was a result in reverse of Saturdays outcome, for both the Seniors and Reserves. No doubt the return of important injured players will benefit the Seniors and as a flow on, the Reserves as well.
Playing at home on Saturday were the Senior Women and the U19s Div 1 teams and both recorded good wins. After a slow start, the Women found their rhythm in the 2nd Qtr to kick six unanswered goals. From there, the girls stormed home for a big win. Congrats to Ella Gough who played her first Senior game, pictured here with Coach Behrendorff and Mum Megan after the game.
The U19s Div 1 team held out a fast-finishing Old Trinity to record a good win against the 2nd placed team on the ladder. This game had the full weather spectrum in it - cold, strong winds, torrential rain and sunny skies. In the end, this exciting encounter went our way by 12 points.
On Sunday, the 3rds maintained their good form with a 26 point win against Ajax. The win ensures the guys remain on top of the ladder in a competition where there’s little between all teams.
Round 11 is the ‘Dare to Hope’ round, an initiative to raise awareness for pancreatic cancer.
Pics are from the Women’s game. Click Here to view
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