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Gallery | Kyabram Knights Black and All Saints enjoy the spirit of the game in Shepparton Junior Soccer Association clash

By Liam Nash

May 13, 2025

Kyabram Knights Black’s Clay Wilson and Jeff Emini play rock paper scissors for a position during their game against All Saints. Photo by Megan Fisher

What is a higher honour — to be sainted or knighted?

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Shepparton Soccer Junior Association answered that question on Saturday at McEwen Reserve, as Kyabram Knights Black and All Saints went to battle in the under-14 Orange division.

All Saints arrived as the new kid on the block after the school opened its doors just a year ago, taking on the well established Knights in a match that had nets bulging at a frequent pace.

Fortunately for the latter, it was the Kyabram side doing most of the damage.

Knights Black walked off the park an 11-1 victor in a game enjoyed by all — yet it wasn’t even the highest scoring match of the round.

Counterpart Kyabram Knights Red emerged on the right side of a 9-4 result against Shepparton City Blue, while Goulburn Valley Grammar prevailed 4-2 over Euroa in a tighter affair.

Lastly, the SJSA under-12 squad netted an unchallenged half dozen against Euroa.

News photographer Megan Fisher was pitch side to snap the Knight-All Saints clash.