Senior Kyle Tyson was amongst the best on ground for his performance against Rumbalara.
Mulwala: 5.2, 6.5, 11.7, 13.10: 88
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Rumbalara: 1.3, 1.8, 4.9, 6.12: 48
Goals: Mulwala: C. McKenna 3, S. Robinson 3, T. Dow 2, L. Taylor 2, O. Conway, Z. Scott, B. Ward.
Rumbalara: E. Bauer 2, A. Atkinson, J. Atkinson, E. Bush, K. Wise.
Best: Mulwala: O. Elliott, S. Robinson, C. Devereux, K. Tyson, J. Meade, L. Rouel.
Senior Zac Scott kicked one goal in the trying conditions for Mulwala.
Rumbalara: D. Miller, K. Wise, W. Morgan, K. Maroney, J. Zerbato, M. Mummery.
Mulwala controlled the game from start to finish in what was a scrappy game played in very wet and muddy conditions.
Oscar was relishing in the mud, playing like a young boy given free rein to slide through the puddles.
Senior Brad Ward booted one major in an impressive home performance.
The ever-improving Irishman Cathel Deveroux locked down a defensive role and along with the generals Kyal Tyson and Lach Rouel, Rumbalara had great difficulty scoring.
On the other hand, Mulwala had Sean Robinson and young superstar Jackson Meade capitalize up forward, guiding the Lions to a convincing victory.
Senior Sean Robinson booted three majors as the Lions won by 40 points.
Awards: MDMK - Jackson Meade, Yarra Golf - Oscar Elliott, Mulwala Return & Earn - Sean Robinson, Skin Ski and Surf - Kyal Tyson, Club Mulwala - Lachlan Rouel and Yarrawonga Hotel - Cathel Deveroux.
Reserves
Mulwala 8.16: 64 def Rumbalara 2.4: 16
Goals: L. Wood 3, K. Abikhair, C. Carling, C. Drake, C. Frauenfekder, L. Saunders.
Best: J. Eder, A. Frauenfelder, K. Abikhair, L. Resuggan, S. Fernandez, J. Macdermid.
The Reserves were hoping for a forfeited match as the rain poured down in the earlier matches and the ground became chopped up like a Chinese stir fry.
Austin was dominant in the ruck all game.
Kyle and Josh played off the ruckman’s dominance to perfection.
Seb, Luke R and Jack M all had fantastic games and the accuracy of the forwards in front of goal reflected the conditions as Mulwala logged another convincing win leading into finals.
Awards: Mulwala Water Ski - Josh Eder, Yarrawonga Toyota - Austin Fraeunfelder, Purtle Electrical - Kyle Abikhair, Waldrons IGA Corowa - Seb Fernandez, One Zach - Luke Resuggan and BCB Blinds - Jack MacDermid.
Thirds
Goals: B. Donovan 5, H. Donovan 4, Z. Wheeler 4, A. Saunders 3, S. O’Bryan 2, L. Tonna 2, L. Abikhair, N. Leith, N. McNamara, M. Sanderson, B. Sissons, T. Taylor, H. Varndell.
Best: V. Kreeck, L. Tonna, Z. Wheeler, H. Cooper, T. Sanderson, D. Wood.
Mulwala 28.14: 182 def Rumbalara 2.1: 13
The Thirds came out firing from the beginning as they piled on eight goals in each of the first two quarters, showing a beautiful style of football even in the trying conditions.
The wet weather didn't seem to bother the boys at all as they scored heavily against their Rumba opponents and moved the ball in transition from midfield to forward with ease.
The entire team contributed to the convincing win which pleased coach Haley to no end, leading into the final bye round of the year and then into finals.
Awards: McNamara Stockagents - Van Kreeck, O'Bryan Painting - Lucas Tonna, SP Plumbing - Zachary Wheeler, Charlees Chicken - Harley Cooper, Ricky D's Pizza - Tige Sanderson and MFNC - Declan Wood.
Fourths
Mulwala won by forfeit.
Netball
A Grade
Georgia Glass playing her 250th club game.
Photo by
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Mulwala 35 def by Rumbalara 51
It was a wet and challenging day on the court as we took on the undefeated Rumbalara. Despite the tough opposition and slippery conditions, A Grade remained composed and continued to push through.
There were some fantastic attacking plays, with quick ball movement and clever feeds into the circle that kept Mulwala in the contest.
While they didn’t come away with the win, the team showed great resilience and moments of brilliance that the side continues to build on.
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