Weekly Wrap Up – Round 11

Men’s Premier Division

Result:

North Shore 11.10 – 76 to East Coast 8.7 – 55

From The Coach:

Gallant in defeat versus the league leaders in North Shore, MPD got as close as they have for a number of years going down by 3 goals.  The Q4 fightback was character building and the team should take real confidence in showing yet again that we play out games and run them out well. Nick Johns and Riley Hayman down back were excellent, along with Mitch Bradley up forward. We move onto SWS this weekend down at Rosedale to avenge the loss earlier in the season.

Best On:

1. Nick Johns
2. Mitchell Bradley
3. Riley Hayman
4. Baylee Jones
5. Brody Kane
6. Jacob Jones

Goal Kickers:

• Alex Foxall (2)
• Mitchell Bradley (2)
• Brody Kane (2)
• Liam Sankey (1)
• Connor Ballingal (1)

Women’s Premier Division

Result:

North Shore 13.15 – 93 to East Coast 1.1 – 7

From The Coach:

No comment available at this time

Best On:

1. Erin Naden
2. Nellie McMillan
3. Chloe Arndt
4. Renee Tomkins
5. Imogen Gray
6. Kahli Gilchrist

Goal Kickers:

1. Ammie Vamah (1)

Men’s U19.5 Division 1

Result:

North Shore 6.8 – 44 to East Coast 5.6 – 36

From The Coach:

No comment available at this time

Best On:

1. Jackson Hart
2. Jonathan Peters
3. Jack Cummins
4. Marcus Morson
5. Jaryd Coverdale
6. Max Fleeting

Goal Kickers:

• Ryan Peters (2)
• Max Fleeting (1)
• Archer Droll (1)
• Cooper Hayman (1)

Women’s Division 1

Result:

North Shore 14.22 – 106 to East Coast 0.1 – 1

From The Coach:

No comment available at this time

Best On:

1. Grace Simonsen
2. Georgia Parsell
3. Charlie Atkinson
4. Scarlette Spencer
5. Cassandra Warwick
6. Marley Kozak

Men’s Division 2

Result:

Randwick 8.8 – 56 to East Coast 4.11 – 35

From The Coach:

No comment available at this time

Best On:

1. Calum Sproull
2. Kyle Spencer
3. Kody Spencer
4. Benjamin Rogers
5. Kieran Thomas
6. Jake Grabham

Goal Kickers:

• Benjamin Rogers (1)
• Luke O’Neill (1)
• Alex Foxall (1)
• Kody Spencer (1)

Men’s Division 6

Result:

East Coast 12.14 – 86 to Southern Power 1.5 – 11

From The Coach:

A traditional wet & dewy morning was on the cards for the D6 match this week. Southern Power made the trek to Rouse Hill bringing only 16 players, half whom were backing up later than day for Div 4. A slippery first half saw the boys absorb pressure and play with patience whilst the ball was wet. A few too many handballs hindered a few attacking opportunities. Managing rotations with 6 on the bench was a challenge but the boys produced short, sharpe efforts, earning their rest. The 2nd half dried up and the boys changed gears. They lowered their eyes around the ground, hitting shorter targets and angles, whilst having good run and carry from behind. The forwards hit some strong leads and crumbing went to another level which saw the lead increase. A dominant final quarter with classy midfield clearances again proved too much for the fatiguing Power to handle, as the boys ran away 11 goal winners. Great defensive efforts once again saw us hold Power to 1 goal. A great win and a confidence booster after last weeks messy win vs Manly.

Best On:

1. Kai Watton
2. Joshua Fuamatu
3. Cameron Veerhuis
4. Jayden Harrison
5. Lachlan Watson
6. Willian Egan

Goal Kickers:

• Andrew Tumminello (3)
• Jayden Harrison (2)
• Jordan Lambert (2)
• Willian Egan (1)
• Joshua Wall (1)