CMFNL Round 10 Wrap Up
LAKE BOGA SLAMS ON 10 GOALS IN LAST TERM
LAKE Boga unleashed a brilliant 10-goal blitz in the final term to mark an impressive victory against Swan Hill in Saturday’s 10th round of the Central Murray FNL’s senior footy action.
After being down by 16 points at half-time of the clash with Swan Hill in the 3SH-backed competition, Lake Boga trailled 69-70 at the start of the final term on the Swans’ turf.
The Magpies then scored 10.7 to a goal in the last to complete a 136-76 victory.
Dustin Burns and Jayden Lonergan led Lake Boga’s attack on four goals each as former Essendon and Port Adelaide forward Angus Monfries added three.
Multiple goalkickers for the Swans were Jose Miliado, three; Seamus Doherty, Xavier Moloney and Luke Phelan, two.
Best for Lake Boga were Lochie Laing, Jayden Lonergan, David Gourdis, Jacob Simpson, Marty Parsons and Ryan Fox.
Jose Miliado, Xavier Moloney, Adam Manning, Matthew Wade, Leighton Dullard and Lachlan Joyce played well for the Swans.
Balranald won three of four quarters to beat Nyah Nyah West United by 37 points at Nyah.
The NNWU Demons led 21-20 at quarter-time before the Roos scored 5.4 to 2.0 in the second term.
Balranald held a five-goal buffer at the last change on the way to a 102-65 victory.
Drew Lloyd kicked four goals for the Kangaroos as Ben Fuller added three.
The Demons’ attack was led by Hassan Ahmat-Watkins on four.
Best for the Roos were Drew Lloyd, Jaxon Neagle, Harrison Soraggi, Kobe Lloyd, Jordan Wilkins and Rory Fitzgerald.
Alex Erlandson, Joel Campbell, Jarrod Skinner, Dean Harrop, Charlie Boulton and Ethan Curran were best for NNWU.
Despite its inaccuracy, Tooleybuc Manangatang was able to mark a seven-goal win against Koondrook Barham at Manangatang.
The Saints scored 4.13 to a point in the opening term.
Tooleybuc Mananangatang led 51-17 by half-time and 72-29 at a quarter to go.
The Saints added 1.5 to 2.0 in the last for a final score of 10.23 (83) to 6.5 (41).
Tim Auckland, Ryan Domaille and Ethan Goldfinch kicked two goals for the Saints.
The River Raiders’ attack was led by the Eli Boyd and Mitch Christnesen on two.
Best for Tooleybuc Manangatang were Blake Grant, Jack Mazzarella, Connor McDonald, Ethan Goldfinch, Johnathan Marsden and Tim Auckland.
Jack Shannon, Regan Hamilton, Scott Wood, Mitch Christensen, Ash Molin and Eli Boyd played well for the Koondrook Barham team.
Cohuna Kangas bounced back from a five-point deficit at half-time of its home game against Tyntynder to beat the Bulldogs by 31 points.
Tyntynder led 29-24 after it scored 4.2 to 1.2 in the second term.
The Tyson Findlay-coached Cohuna lifted to add 4.8 to 1.2 in the third and then added 3.2 to 1.2 in the last for a 76-45 victory.
Rhys Free kicked four goals and Luke Conca added two majors for Cohuna.
The Bulldogs’ attack was led by Matt Corney and Liam Whelan on two.
Best for Cohuna were Sam McGlone, Joel Helman, Tom Metherell, Will Thrum, Jack and Angus Donat.
Isaiah Bull, Harry Simpson, Mick Dedini, Patrick Crowe, Matt Corney and Matt Gilbee were Tyntynder’s best.
Seven goals to nil in the first term set up a 63-point win by Woorinen against Mallee Eagles at Lalbert.
The Tigers dominated the opening quarter to score 7.3.
Mallee struck back to win the second, 4.2 to a goal.
The Tigers added 3.4 to just two behinds in the third quarter and won the last, 26-8.
Will Collicoat kicked a match-high six goals for Woorinen as nine team-mates added a major.
The Eagles’ attack was led by Brent Macleod on four.
Best for Woorinen were Henry Thompson, Will Collicoat, Matt Gardner, Josh Domaille, Mitch Uhlhorn and Jye Barry.
Shaun Harrison, Brent Macleod, Zac O’Meara, Paul Davis, Harrison Allen and Beau Bennett worked hard for Mallee Eagles.
Kerang had the bye.
ROUND 10 SCOREBOARD: https://www.centralrivers.com.au/cmfnl-game-day-results-ladders
MAGPIES WIN A TOP NETBALL CONTEST ON SWAN HILL’S COURT
LAKE Boga won a thrilling A-grade netball contest with Swan Hill in Saturday’s 10th round of the Central Murray FNL season.
The Magpies made their way to Swan Hill for a crucial match between two of the competition’s best teams.
Swan Hill led 12-11 at quarter-time and 25-24 by the main break.
In the third it was the Magpies who lifted their play to outscore the Swans, 13-11.
Lake Boga’s goalers Sarah Hepburn and Katie Hepburn scored 42 and six goals respectively in a 48-45 victory.
The Swans’ attack was led by Zoe Morris, 26; and Ingrid Condely, 19.
Tyntynder won a closely-fought contest on Cohuna’s court.
The Cohuna Kangas led 15-14 at quarter-time, but the Bulldogs took control to win the second term, 16-10.
Tyntynder was up by eight goals going into the final quarter, but it was the Kangas who fought back brilliantly to win the term, 15-11.
At the final siren, the Bulldogs led 58-54.
Tyntynder’s attack was led by Kimberley Calvert, 33; and Kelsey Rowe, 25.
Carmen Dye and Kobie McIvor scored 28 and 26 goals for the Kangas.
Balranald won all quarters in a 51-33 victory on Nyah Nyah West United’s court.
The Roos led 13-10 at quarter-time and 24-14 by the main break.
In the second half, Balranald scored 14 goals in the third term and 13 in the last, while the Demons added term scores of 10 and nine.
Balranald’s goalers were Ella Mirtschin, 38; and Jess Parry, 13.
Woorinen marked a 17-goal win against the Mallee Eagles at Lalbert.
The Tigers led 34-21 at half-time before the Eagles were within 11 at a quarter to go.
Woorinen won the last, 19-13, and the match, 67-50.
Tayla Bennett was in top form as she scored 57 goals for the Tigers and Emily Siely added 10.
Mallee’s goalers were Kellie Walker, 33; and Megan Thorneycroft, 17.
Tooleybuc Manangatang was in great form against Koondrook Barham at Manangatang.
The Saints led 17-6 at quarter-time and 37-15 by the long break.
Tooleybuc Manangatang went on for a 77-36 victory.
Koondrook Barham’s attack was led by Emily Fasham, 23; and Remy Doyle, 13.
Kerang had the bye.
ROUND 10 SCOREBOARD:
A-Reserve:
Swan Hill 42 lt Lake Boga 55
Cohuna 39 lt Tyntynder 71
Nyah Nyah West United 20 lt Balranald 81
Mallee Eagles 52 d Woorinen 41
Tooleybuc Manangatang 94 d Koondrook Barham 16
B-Grade:
Swan Hill 46 d Lake Boga 35
Cohuna 55 d Tyntynder 29
Nyah Nyah West United 38 d Balranald 36
Mallee Eagles 43 lt Woorinen 49
Tooleybuc Manangatang 18 lt Koondrook Barham 43
B-Reserve:
Swan Hill 52 d Lake Boga 13
Cohuna 54 d Tyntynder 40
Nyah Nyah West United 22 lt Balranald 62
Mallee Eagles 23 lt Woorinen 51
Tooleybuc Manangatang 16 lt Koondrook Barham 76
18-and-Under:
Swan Hill 60 d Lake Boga 40
Cohuna 37 lt Tyntynder 55
Balranald forf. to Nyah Nyah West United
Mallee Eagles 49 d Woorinen 45
Tooleybuc Manangatang 38 lt Koondrook Barham 65
16-and-Under:
Swan Hill 27 d Lake Boga 26
Cohuna 61 d Tyntynder 32
Nyah Nyah West United 24 lt Balranald 38
Mallee Eagles 31 lt Woorinen 66
Tooleybuc Manangatang 43 d Koondrook Barham 14
14-and-Under:
Swan Hill 9 lt Lake Boga 30
Cohuna 6 lt Tyntynder 36
Nyah Nyah West United 23 lt Balranald 32
Mallee Eagles 25 lt Woorinen 30
Tooleybuc Manangatang 14 lt Koondrook Barham 38
ROUND 11
In the 11th round on July 8, Balranald takes on Cohuna Kangas at Balranald’s Greenham Park.
Koondrook Barham faces Mallee Eagles at Barham.
Woorinen tackles Nyah West United in Tigers’ territory at Woorinen Recreation Reserve.
Kerang tackles Swan Hill at Kerang’s Riverside Park.
Lake Boga and Tooleybuc Manangatang clash at Lake Boga Sports Club.
Tyntynder has the bye.
