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SATURDAY, August 11, 2012 ‘THE WESTERN’

Another week passes in Western Border footy, another set of ‘what ifs’ get tossed up into the breeze.Last week’s stars

1. Like father, like son. Shane Malcolm was a great warrior for Portland in another era, son Ben looks like he hasn’t fallen too far from the tree.

2. The North midfield will be a key ingredient if the SA Tiges are to grab overdue premiership glory, so it’s good to see Paddy Perry back and firing at the right end of the season.

3. Jon Copping may yet hold a couple of aces up those hairy sleeves come September.

THIS WEEK:

Millicent v ImperialsThe Sainters danced around like ugly ducklings at Blue Lake last week, and in the process lost a great chance to consolidate a top three berth.But back on their home patch, it should be a different story. This might come down to a power surge at the sharp bits of the park, with Hughie Douglas up against the Ice Man at one end, and Gascoyne and Bennett giving the warhorse Jason McIntosh plenty to think about at the other.Millicent by 24 points

Hamilton v PortlandThe Pies have stayed true to the plan all year, and in the process have learned that while you can’t stop the waves, you can learn to surf. The Vic Tiges have been steady, if a little predictable, throughout the journey to date. With Chapman, Egan and Falcone etc very capable midfielders, maybe it’s time to release Bentley back to the pointy end to mix things up a bit.Portland by 22 points

Casterton v West GambierNo point combing over the bald spots, both sides have had seasons that can’t end quick enough.There is a lot not to play for here- the wooden spoon. The Cats rained on the Roos parade earlier this year at Malseed Park, reckon they might just do it again.Casterton by 4 points

East Gambier v South Gambier.One of the great WBFL rivalries gets another airing this week. With so much at stake you would expect both clubs to be as savage as a pack of hungry hyenas. But let’s face it, this game isn’t a matter of Life and Death-it’s much more important than that!The Bulldogs have a solid backhalf, but old stagers like Capewell, Copping, and Sims aren’t used to packing up their kit bags in August.East by 11 points

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Hello, This weekend we’re celebrating the DonateLife Round of the Western Border Football League and Netball Association competition.

It will be great to see players and officials sporting the magenta DonateLife wristbands and we hope everyone will be proud to wear them in support of the life-saving and life-transforming gift of organ and tissue donation.

DonateLife SA has supported the competition over the 2012 season in a bid to reach out and educate more people about the importance of organ and tissue donation for transplantation.

The DonateLife network is nationwide – each state and territory has an office that coordinates all local organ and tissue donation activities.

Public awareness is one of our priorities – we need you to discover the facts about organ and tissue donation, decide about becoming a donor and register that decision on the Australian Organ Donor Register (AODR) and discuss that decision with your family and those closest to you.

Although last year’s national total of 337 organ and tissue donors, who saved or improved the lives of 1,001 Australians, was the highest ever – there is still an urgent need to increase donation rates.

At any one time, around our country, there are more than 1,600 people awaiting life-saving transplants – they and their families live in hope that will happen before it’s too late.

Two of DonateLife SA’s Donation Specialist – Coordinators Heylen Laver and Ali Ankor are in Mount Gambier today for the DonateLife Round of football matches and netball games so do come and have a chat with them.

Since becoming involved with the WBFL at the start of the season we’ve been impressed by the strength and regional spread of the competition taking in football and netball players, officials and spectators.

We appeal to you and your community of families and friends to take note of our simple message: Would you know what to say if you were asked ‘did they want to be an organ and tissue donor?’ Ask them today. OK?

You can find out more information about our work at www.donatelife.gov.au.

We wish you all the best for the DonateLife Round and for the rest of the season.

Until next time,

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State Medical Director

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UMPIRES APPOINTMENTS FOR ROUND 15, 2012WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Millicent v ImperialsField 1 - Glen Trigg Field 2 – David CarraillBoundary 1 – James OwenBoundary 2 - Thomas Horsten Goal 1 - Peter Irving Goal 2 – Tony Magiera

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: East Gambier v South Field 1 – Bruce McLaughlinField 2 – Kevin McMahon Field 3 - Darren philpsBoundary 1 – Nathan WatersBoundary 2 – Ethan Moulden Goal 1 – Tom BirksGoal 2 – Andrew Simpson

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Hamilton v PortlandField 1 - Shane DempseyField 2 – Jarred EarlBoundary 1 – Ben RobinsonBoundary 2 - Matthew Trotter Goal 1 - Owen Drinkell Goal 2 – Chris Till

WBFL - SeniorsTeams: Casterton v West GambierField 1 - Darren Jacobson Field 2 - Anthony Bunworth Boundary 1 - Matthew GuyBoundary 2 - Chris Scherek Goal 1 - Craig McAllister Goal 2 - Brian Jacobson

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Hamilton v PortlandField 1 - John Mitchell Field 2 – Club UmpireBoundary 1 - Lachlan MurrellBoundary 2 - Zak Roache Boundary 3 - Brandon Lacey Goal 1 - Owen DrinkellGoal 2 - Mauro Boddi

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: East Gambier v SouthField 1 – Taylor FryField 2 – Geoffrey StraussBoundary 1 – Brodie KalmanBoundary 2 –Jordan TuckerGoal 1 – Craig McDonoughGoal 2 – Kade Knight

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReservesTeams: Casterton v West GambierField 1 - Adrian FergusonField 2 – Club UmpireBoundary 1 - Jake HamiltonBoundary 2 - Benjamin Cottier Boundary 3 - James Guy Goal 1 - Peter Symons Goal 2 - Philip Myers

WBFL - Deakin Uni ReserveTeams: Millicent v Imperials Field 1 – Trevor SmartField 2 – Tim RiquierBoundary 1 – Mason RedmanBoundary 2 – Justin deJongBoundary 3 –Jayden ReillyGoal 1 – Brad McDonnellGoal 2 –Declan Carmody

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Hamilton v PortlandField 1 - Craig McAllister Field 2 - Allistair Steele Boundary 1 - Elias Sturgess- Myers Boundary 2 - Jacqui RobinsonBoundary 3 - Christopher Teasdale Goal 1 - Mauro Boddi Goal 2 - Stephen Crossley

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: East Gambier v South Field 1 – Wayne Kerber Field 2 – Jamie Mashado Boundary 1 –Jake McMillanBoundary 2 –Conner Lloyd Foxboundary 3 – Brodie HewsonGoal 1 – Dylan LeggettGoal 2 –Andrew Simpson

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Casterton v West GambierField 1 - Christopher Ansell Field 2 - Phil Forsyth Boundary 1 - Taylor Murrell Boundary 2 - Aaron Shepherd Boundary 3 - Ben Jenkins Goal 1 - Peter Symons Goal 2 - Brian Jacobson

WBFL - Sungold Milk U18sTeams: Millicent v ImperialsField 1 – Andrew PrattField 2 – Michael FoxBoundary 1 –Shane deJongBoundary 2 – Blake KennyGoal 1 – Harley Dowling Goal 2 – Tyler Dowling

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Results Round 15

Goal KickersSenior goal kickers

Jarrod Holt Portland 62

Justin Mcconnell North Gambier 54

Jake Myles Hamilton Imperials 39

Dylan Ryan Casterton 35

Anthony Kilsby North Gambier 34

Seniors

Imperials 4.3, 6.5, 9.7, 10.9 69 d Hamilton 1.1, 3.4, 4.6, 5.8 38

Portland 9.1, 13.6, 20.8, 21.9 135 d Casterton 1.0, 2.1, 4.2, 8.5 53

South Gambier 3.6, 6.14, 7.15, 14.20 104 d Millicent 1.3, 1.4, 6.9, 7.10 52

North Gambier 4.3, 7.3, 10.8, 16.13 109 d West Gambier 3.2, 4.6, 5.6, 7.6 48

Reserves

Imperials 71 d Hamilton 43

Millicent 74 d South Gambier 44

Portland 108 d Casterton 26

North Gambier 189 d West Gambier 6

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South Gambier 104 d Millicent 23

Portland (n/a) d Casterton (n/a)


Reserves goal kickers

Michael Mcrae North Gambier 67

Darren Sims South Gambier 32

Jacob Langdon East Gambier 29

Kane Spencer Portland 28

Steven Mcinernery North Gambier 28

Sungold Milk Under-18s goal kickers

Tyson Currie North Gambier 58

Thomas Waters Hamilton Imperials 33

Jake Bottomley North Gambier 29

Jacob Galpin Casterton 28

Dylan Barr Portland 23

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12 Ryan Cranage .......................13 Callum Hobbs .......................14 Hamish Nitschke....................15 Ben Wilson ...........................16 Tyson Varcoe ........................17 Mason Redman .....................18 Luke Stephens ......................22 Luke Ferguson .......................23 Ben Chant.............................25 Joshua Cory .........................30 Mitchell Reilly ........................

39 Marcon Villanueva..................40 Craig Thomson ......................41 Doug Lang ............................42 David Shanks ........................43 Craig Chittleborough ...............44 Michael Gibson .....................45 James Weir ...........................46 Darios Milera.........................47 Ryan Hutchesson ..................48 Andrew Haggett .....................49 Josh Gordon .........................50 Mitchell Reilly ........................51 Jeremy Hales ........................52 Tony Milera ...........................55 Heath Douglas .......................

32 Tyler McRostie ......................33 Zac Evans .............................

TEAM 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TOTAL

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Colours: Red, Black and White Premier: 1984MILLICENT

SENIORS Senior Coach Darren Dean Reserves Coach Chris Denton

Sungold Milk U18s Coach David Walshaw

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1 Tim Meulendyks ...................2 Sam Hasell ..........................3 Andrew Pepper .....................4 Dean Jenkinson .....................5 Trent Lenehan ......................6 Jake Myles ..........................7 Hugh Douglas ......................8 David Glare ..........................9 Kane Quinn ..........................10 Joseph Franklin ....................11 Luke McDonald ....................12 Josh Meulendyks ..................13 Roger Morris ........................14 Matt Newell ..........................15 Matthew Lowe......................16 Alan Martin ..........................17 Cameron Whyte ....................18 Brady McDonald ...................19 Matt Wishart ........................

1 Sam Crawford ......................2 Sam Hasell ..........................3 Andrew Pepper .....................5 Mitchell Johnson ..................6 Alex Warner ......................... 7 Ed Purvis.............................8 Josh Pepper .........................9 Brady McDonald ...................

10 Josh Nield ...........................11 Ben Oswald .........................12 Mitch Beulke ........................

20 Jarrod O’Brien .......................

21 Callum Kanoniuk ....................

22 Daniel Kearney ......................

23 Adrian Linke ..........................

24 Jordan Murphy ......................

25 Darren Corr ...........................

26 Hamish Waldron ....................

27 Chris Quinn ...........................

28 Tim Cogger ...........................

29 Jason McIntosh .....................

30 Jon Manson .........................

34 Jack Simkin ..........................

35 Billie Beveridge ......................

36 Ben Taylor ............................

41 Brad Henderson .....................

47 Brad Cameron .......................

49 Richard Marchant ..................

13 Glen Martin ..........................14 Jack Oswald ........................15 Matthew Lowe......................16 Jarred O’Brien ......................17 Cameron Whyte ....................18 Angus Noske .......................19 Luke Uebergang ...................20 James Anagnostou ...............21 Troy Luhrs ...........................23 Tim McCann ........................24 Jonathon Frost ..................... 25 Sebastian Rogers ..................26 Matt Monaghan ....................

51 Jarrod Doherty ......................

52 Steve Hurley .........................

54 Marty Kearney.......................

55 Brent Forsyth ........................

58 Dylan Praolini ........................

28 Tom Waters .........................29 Roger Morris ........................30 Corey Henstridge ..................31 Mitchell Collins .....................32 Ben Cole .............................33 Jordan Murphy .....................35 Nick Armstrong ....................37 Michael Nguyen ....................


SENIORS

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U18

Colours: Red, White & BluePremier: 1980, 1993, 1995, 2001IMPERIALS

SENIORS Senior Coach Jake Myles Reserves Coach Tim Delaney

Sungold Milk U18s Coach John Uebergang

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We had a great day at South, fortunate to be a part of the opening of their Netball Changerooms. They look fantastic and some of the girls enjoyed the hot showers after the games! Both clubs came away with 4 wins. The 12’s started the day with a great win, unfortunately the 15’s and 13’s were beaten but both can still make finals. The 17’s played a great second half to win by 9. The C Grade were narrowly beaten and they have been the big improvers in the second round. The B Grade babes were without Leica and Carol and Zoe Brown stepped up and played at the other end to her Mum showing how it is done in goals. Justine always dreamed of being a goalie and it is great to see Zoe showing her how it is done! The A Res kept their finals chances alive with a hard fought win, the juniors in this side continue to improve each week. The A Grade girls welcomed Kim and Elise back and played their best defensive netball for the season. Tanaya went down with an ankle injury but is sure to bounce back in a couple of weeks.

Today we welcome the Reserves Premiership side from 2002 for their 10 year re-union which begins in the club at half time of the A’s today about 3pm ish. The Imperials players from that day are also invited to attend this function. What a terrific day it was winning the Reserves Premiership for the first time in 50 years defeating Imperials by 13 points and superbly coached by Doug Lang. It was a side that was renowned for its good looks with players like Ian “Hound” Ferguson who has the running style of a 3 legged giraffe with gout. Martin Cameron who had a run up for goal which involved a figure 8 with a double tuck. Backmen, Daniel “Elvis” Scanlon, Jeremy “Dingo” Wenzel and Ben “Zooma” Zalme were so tight and all over their opponents because they thought that they may as well go for human contact during the day as they found it hard to get the same result at night. Tinka, Willy, Rushy, Doddy and Worm relished the ball on the ground and for extra cash doubled as the 5 dwarfs at after hour hen’s nights. So stay around tonight as these legends and more will be presented about 7.30pm tonight and fire up the jukebox.Go Saints

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There was four seasons in one day for the game against Casterton. The 12Us had the week off. The 13Us recorded a good win. There was some good driving and passages of play. Award winners were Danielle Vankalken and Hannah Quinn. The 15Us unfortunately did not come away with the points but played extremely well against the second top side, with the game only slipping away at the end. The 17Us had an excellent game against one of the stronger teams in the competition. Basic errors let them down . Better players were Katie Lewis and Elise Haw. C grade had a slow start but stepped up, played well and came away with the win. Best on court went to Julie McKelvie and Emma Callaway. B grade had their closest loss thus far and were actually ahead at half time. It wonderful to see the improvement in this team. The defense duo of Abby Peach and Claire Sparrow received the awards.A Res had another good win against strong opposition. The team converted turnovers well and had great timing and flow down the court. Best on court Steph Franklin.

Saturday the 28th at Casterton turned out to be a satisfying day with the under Eighteens and seniors both having comprehensive victories, while our reserves had a more difficult struggle as they battled their way to a narrow win. Today’s fixture at Millicent presents not only another huge challenge, but, also an opportunity for our teams to strengthen their spot in the five. Senior Awards: Tim Meulendyks (Vestas Leighton) Adrian Linke (Rob Collins Builders) Jarred O’Brien (Hamilton Trophy & Gifts) Jason McIntosh (Sporn Plumbing) Roger Morris (Quinn’s Sportspower) Reserves Awards: Matt Wishart (Vestas Leighton) Mitchell Collins (Lakeside Service Centre) Dean Jenkinson (Fringe Benefits) Phil Schultz (Fox Refrigeration) Leigh Alexander (Hamilton Trophy & Gifts) Jindarra Austin (Hamilton Gymnasium) Congratulations to Ben Taylor who played his 100th club game v Casterton Under Eighteen Awards: Sam Hasell (Bulldog Towel) Ed Purvis (Hamilton First Aide) Jordan Murphy (Rob Collins Builders) Ryan Sigley (Jon Manson Award) Angus Noske (John Uebergang Award) Nick Armstrong (John Waters Award)

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through RedTxt. The service is FREE for registered players and officials. You will receive relevant information weekly, such as the

results and ladder for your competition via SMS to your mobile phone. You will receive the results and the ladder on Saturday afternoon

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1 Chris Povey ........................2 Martin Coote ........................3 Jake Turner .........................4 Jake Harrap .........................5 Chris Anderson.....................6 Shem Balshaw .....................78 Travis Younghusband .............9 Jesse Fry.............................10 James Mc Kinnon .................11 Anthony Wilson ...................12 Jason Phillips .......................13 Flynn Balshaw ......................14 Scott Fleming ....................... 15 Todd Eldridge .......................16 Dion Cownie .......................17 Matt Dempsey .....................18 Jake Dempsey ......................19 Shaun Phillips ......................

2 Cameron Smith ....................3 Jake Mc Keon .....................4 Josh Whaites .......................5 Blake Lynch .........................6 Jake Harrap .........................7 Matt Mc Callum ....................9 Jack Dawe ...........................

10 Joel Ranson .........................11 .Sam Shepherd ....................12 Chris Hann ..........................13 Jack Roughana .....................

20 Matthew White ......................21 Dwayne Phillips .....................22 Peter Dwyer .........................23 Frazer Scanlon ......................24 Nathan Hosking .....................27 Adam Grubb .........................28 Kevin Thomson .....................29 Ben Nash .............................30 Sam Clark.............................31 Jayden Eldridge .....................32 Steven Scheidl ......................33 Brad Creek ............................34 Ben Creek .............................36 Raegan Clarke .......................37 Josh Wilson ..........................38 Simon Tulak .........................40 George Beck ......................... 41 Josh Reader..........................42 Jacob Langdon ......................

15 Dylan Howard ......................16 Dale Anderson ......................17 Ethan Humphries ..................18 Harry Walters .......................19 Jordan Haggett .....................20 Matthew Parslow ..................23 Brayden May ........................24 Dyllan Lane .........................25 Luke Thomson .....................27 Matthew Markiewicz ..............28 Alex Lewis ...........................

43 Nick Murray ..........................44 Shaun Mcpherson ..................45 Adam O’dine .........................47 Grady Janeway ......................48 James Beck ..........................50 Scott Creek ...........................51 Stuart Harvey ........................53 Joe Case ..............................54 Nick Lock .............................55 Toby Case ............................56 Nick Bowd ............................57 Josh Clark ............................58 Paul Robinson .......................59 Jake Cairns ...........................61 Jordan Woods .......................

29 Lachlan Pratt ........................30 Brayden Nunan .....................31 Chris Wehl ...........................34 Jak Ryan .............................


SENIORS

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U18

Colours: Black & Red Premier: 1976, 1982, 1983, 1988EAST GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Mick Childs Reserves Coach Ben Creek

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Jason Dawe

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1 Leigh Capewell .....................2 Brent Howard .......................3 Luke Foran ...........................4 James Paprotny ....................5 Brett O'neil ............................6 Dion Stratford .......................7 Matthew Berkefeld .................8 Russell Paterson ....................

10 Matthew Weistra ...................11 Jake Dowdy .........................12 Brodie Foster ........................13 Brad Bryant .........................14 Chris Williams ......................15 Jon Copping ........................16 Lloyd Pearce-Raisin ..............17 Simon Berkefeld ...................20 Darren Sims .........................21 Kym Jennings ......................22 Jed Mullen ...........................

56 Matt Bonney ........................57 Daniel Loupos ...................... 58 Jesse Foster ........................59 Jake Schleter .......................60 Patrick Glynn ........................61 Nick Seager .........................62 Josh Harvey.........................63 Jack Brookes .......................64 Alex Andrae .........................65 Conor Mackle .......................66 Robert Mills .........................

23 Daniel Stratford ....................24 Ryan Donovan ......................25 Peter Harten .........................26 Matt Patzel .............................27 Aiden Paprotny .......................28 Jack Primer ...........................29 Mark Wighton.......................31 Remy Horsfall ......................32 Richie Attiwill .......................33 Daniel Foster ........................34 Heath Sims ..........................35 Sam Jennings ......................36 Brayden Lane .......................37 Joel Davis ............................38 Matthew Lockwood ...............39 Shaun Patzel ........................40 Nick Patzel ...........................41 Nick Pink .............................43 Chris Hatt ............................

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These bys are getting frustrating, but after another week off I hope everyone is well rested and pumped for a big day...let’s hope to take out all 8 games today against South. 2 weeks ago the true potential of the A grade side came alive, going down by just 8 goals to the top side Millicent. We did everyone proud, and I can say it’s one of the best games East A grade has ever produced, congratulations everyone for a super strong effort. A res & B grade didn’t get the win they needed to help boost them up the ladder, but I’m sure this week against South we will see some vast improvements. C grade had a slow start but with changes at half time, the goals became easier, and the drive down the court was sensational. East juniors hardly fail to disappoint, and once again all sides played strong in all areas of the court. 3 great wins from the 13’s, 15’s & 17’s. Good luck under 12’s today. I hope you can add another win to your tally. - Bo Richards

3 Wins again for a good day at the footy. U/18’s scraped in by a point.Goals to Pratt 3,Whaites,Markiewicz and Nunan 1 each.Best,Lane,Humphries,Ransom,Walters ,Howard and Pratt. B/grade won by 158 points,goals kicked by Phillips and Thomson 6 each,lots more got the rest.best,Clarke,Nash,White,Beck,Phillips and O’Dine.A’ s by 34 points,goals,Cownie 3,Balshaw 2,Eldridge,Langdon,Fry and Harrap 1 each.Best,Harrap,Cownie,Clark,Lock,Phillips D,Anderson 3 wins a must today to consolidate top 3 for all grades. WOOF WOOF

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Well, everything went off without a hitch last weekend as we finally unveiled our clubrooms. It was great to see so many people attend the official opening by Member For Mount Gambier and it was a great opportunity to thank the many people involved in bringin the project to fruition. On the court things didn’t go to plan for most teams but C grade, 13 and under and 15 and under all picked up good wins. Millicent is a traditionally strong 13 and under combination and the girls played a great game to secure the win, while the 15s got the better of Millicent for the second time this season to keep their finals dream alive. Kudos to Olivia Dukalskis for not only filling in and playing a great game for the 15s but athe backing up with another great performance in the 13s. With just one home game to go (August 25) it would be great to see as many netballers as possible coming back to the club for tea and presentations so pop it in your diary.

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It was a must win game for South last week against Millicent with positions in the top five on the line for both teams. The day opened with the U18’s looking for payback following their narrow defeat in Round 6. The weather made life difficult for both sides however South made the better of it and were able to run out victors by over 13 goals. The Reserves was a game of 3rd vs 4th. The lead changed several times before half time had South ahead by 3 points. Millicent showed greater resolve to take the lead in the 3rd quarter and hold on to it for a 5 goal win. The Seniors hit hard from the first bounce and built up a 40 point lead at half time. The Saints hit back in the third, coming within 2 goals at the last break. South were able to regroup and fought their way through to a 52 point victory. The win sees South move into 4th place on the ladder just ahead of East who we face this week at the Kennel in a vital game for both teams. East will come into the game refreshed after last week’s bye however South’s record at East will play in our favour.GO DEMONS!

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55 Jack Hand ............................56 Jayden Ross ........................58 Michael Lambevski ...............59 Sam Horne ..........................60 Wes Isles ............................61 Jack Guegan-Brown ..............62 Nathan Lewis .......................63 Will Lenehan ........................64 Nick McMahon .....................65 Scott Addinsall .....................66 Brody Fishwick .....................

20 Josh Gunning .......................21 Lachlan Crawford .................22 Will McArthur .......................23 Andrew Bunting ....................24 Luke Pablecheque .................25 Shaun Picken .......................26 Stephen McEwen ..................27 Craig Dimond .......................28 Justin Coote .........................29 Charles Murrie ......................31 Carl Rhook ..........................32 Daniel Hill ............................33 Soni Bal ..............................34 Jarrod Pye ...........................35 Alex Steff .............................36 Jamie Peach ........................37 Nick McMahon .....................38 Ian Watt ..............................39 David Heeps ........................

67 Nathan Ross ........................68 Jake Musson .......................69 Troy Hustwayte ....................70 Nathan Lester .......................71 Troy Dimond ........................72 Sam Beavis .........................73 John Cameron ......................74 David Western ......................75 Jake Bradley ........................77 Will Winter-Cooke .................79 Declan Murphy ....................

40 Ali Ross ..............................41 Nathan VanHees ...................42 Callum Curtis .......................43 Charles Sciascia ...................44 James Sciascia ....................45 Lachlin Rivett ........................46 Sam Beavis ..........................47 Will Winter-Cooke .................48 Dylan Bensch .......................49 Elliot Loughlin ......................50 Jameson Hunter ...................52 Damien Logan ......................57 Darryl Sciascia .....................62 Michael Lambevski ...............

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2 Josh Chapman .....................3 Delwyn Beavis ......................4 Marcus Amor .......................5 Sam Anson ..........................6 Cam Mather .........................7 Sam Fleming ........................9 Jarrod Hayse .......................10 Tim Chester .........................12 Denis O'Loughlin ...................13 Matt Herbertson ...................14 Daniel Falcone ......................17 Beau Bentley ........................18 Daniel Kinghorn ....................19 Marcus England....................20 Andrew Symons ...................21 Vaughan Hockley ..................22 Jaron Quinlivan .....................25 Rhys Egan ...........................26 Kane Spencer .......................

61 Joel Mirtschin ......................62 Kye Taylor............................63 Tynan Drought ......................64 Mark Pitt .............................65 Bevan Herbertson .................66 Thomas Templeton ................67 Taylor Vaughan .....................68 Dylan Barr ...........................69 Zac Telfer.............................70 Dean Jones ..........................71 Jake Hawker ........................

27 Lester Hall ...........................29 Brad Clark ...........................30 Luke Van Heugten .................31 Justin Van Heugten ...............32 Brad Falcone ........................33 Shaun Trenorden ..................34 Matthew Ryenbakken ............35 Tim Huppatz ........................36 Jarrod Holt ..........................37 Trevor Carr ..........................38 Jake Patterson ......................39 Zac Longney ........................40 Josh Reid ............................41 Leigh Wiseman.....................42 Zane Wakely ........................43 Matt Huppatz........................44 Taeden Bunworth ..................45 Brett Egan............................46 Harley Angus .......................

72 Kade Baker ..........................73 Jeremy Boyer .......................74 Harry Warren .......................75 Ben Malcolm ........................76 Pat Pekin .............................77 Jamie Blacksell.....................78 Aaron Cockerill .....................79 Nathan Haylock ....................80 Jayden Stiles........................81 Alex Mason ..........................82 Hamish Withers ....................

47 Patrick Mahon ......................48 Jordan Cables ......................49 Dylan Adams .......................50 Bryce Koenig .......................51 Dale Mibus ..........................52 Michael Carr ........................53 Sam Dart.............................54 Damien Bell .........................55 Todd Stephenson ..................56 Eddie Williamson ..................57 Lucas Mibus ........................58 Andrew Neve .......................59 Todd Wiseman .....................

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The Games of the 30th Olympiad in London has been a wonderful extravaganza for the sports fan.

It has, without fail, dished up night after night of unbelievable exploits from local athletes and global superstars.

For those of us slightly obsessed with sports of any kind, who wasn’t on the edge of their seat during the archery or the ping pong; marveled at the strength and flexibility of the gymnasts; the gut busting efforts of the rowers; the grace of the equestrian events; the bravery of the divers; the sheer power of the weightlifters and the chiseled bodies of those on the track and field?

But all that being said, it will be the local footy that we go back to this weekend, and the local footy that we will cheer with the passion that will attest where our hearts truly lie.

And with finals footy and netball now on the line – we cheer and feel the pain ever more keenly than any time during the season.

The Olympics has been a great inspirer for the local athlete – particularly the kids.

All my son wanted to do was to get to Auskick this weekend so he could ‘run as fast as Bolt’ when getting the footy, tackle like a European shot putter, and kick the footy as accurately as Patty Mills when in front of the goals.

Not to the running track did my son see the glories of the Olympics play out in his boyish dreams, but on the football field – taking the mantra of faster, higher, stronger onto the oval.

His mates have been running, jumping, throwing, and wrestling with all their might at school for the last two weeks – complete with the overblown commentary and simulated crowd noises.

The Olympic Games have inspired them to think about sport, and to get active during the cold weeks of winter. This is the great ripple in the pond of the Olympic Games that we will see on football fields in the weeks and years to come.

The other talking point of the Olympics has been the performance of the Australian team, with many in the media telling us that we have shamefully underperformed.

Many of you may have had the same thought as me…how good the Australian Olympic team would be if there was no AFL football to strip the cream of the athletic crop from the ‘fringe’ sports that have a global market and a spot in the Olympics?

How would Barry Hall have gone in the boxing ring with a lifetime of experience and training?

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Could Juddy have made it in the 400m? Nic Natinui could surely have made a high jump squad, and Scott Pendlebury made the choice to play footy rather than basketball when he was well on the way to becoming a Boomer.

I could see Andrew Walker and Isaac Smith in the 5km run, Scott Thompson lifting massive weights, Matty Kruezer dominating the net in the volleyball, mad Jake King on the Greco Roman wrestling mat, Matthew Pavlich pulling a canoe through the rapids, and the fleet footed Cyril Rioli wielding the rapier with lightening speed.

I can’t help but to think that the strength of Australian Rules Football has been to the detriment of the Australian Olympic team – we are blessed in our game with the best athletes in Australia.

When the siren goes this weekend we will see our own boys and girls competing in the sports they love; inspired by what they have seen in London, thinking about the effort required to succeed at the top level, and taking their own dreams of gold over the white line onto the field and the court.

All the best.

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Congratulations to Georgie Gough who will be playing her 100th club game this week. Our under 12s all teamed well together to have a good win against south. The 13s had a great and well focused game by fighting hard all day to come away with a win by 2. Great game by the u15s, disappointing not to win after leading all game. It was one of the better games they have played for the season. 17s had a very pleasing game in which we were able to be consistent for all four quarters. Winning convincingly. C grade are really playing some good netball at the moment, unfortunately though we didn’t get across the line. A nice win to B grade, can’t make it to finals but we are going to finish the season on a high with the girls really finding form late in the season. A res are really looking good with an excellent win by 23, good defensive pressure forcing south to make many errors. A grade is setting themselves up for finals with improvement each week and a great team effort to win by 8. Congratulations to Leanne Sherren and Sarah Langley gaining their Netball Umpire C Grade Badge

A cold and wet day greeted us as we hosted South Gambier. The Under 18’s got the day off to a great start with a comfortable 53 point win. Multiple goal kickers were Tom Lambevski 4, Sam Beavis and Charles Murrie 3 and Aaron McInnes 2 goals. Better players were, Declan Murphy, Nathan Lewis and Brody Fishwick. The Reserves almost had their first win of the season. Following a poor 1st quarter the boys went in at half time 1 point up. This was followed by another good quarter with the boys 13 up at 3/4 time. A win was looking very likely, however the boys let the lead slip and unfortunately went down by 1 point. Best: Andrew Bunting, Andrew Jehu and Nathan VanHess. The Seniors had a game they would probably like to forget. The final quarter was the only highlight with the boys restricting South to 2 behinds and scoring 27 points themselves. This was too little too late as the damage had been done in the preceding quarters. Best: Sam Horne, Gareth Crawford and Tyrone Ross.

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Saturday saw Lauren Hockley play 350 games for the Portland Football,Netball,Cricket Club what an achievement, Congratulations go out to you from everyone at the club. Results from Last week when we hosted Casterton with the A.grade winning by some 22 goals and Awards. Edwards Waterfront Restaurant Lauren Hockley, Video Ezy Stacey Rolph. A.res another solid win with Awards Bakers Delight Ellen Zuenert, Dominos Pizza Ellyse Humphries. B.Grade great win here girls with Awards Lido Larder Jodie Parker, Meal Breanna Spencer. C.Grade great win here girls with Meal Awards Georgina Frew,Bakers Delight Rose Wombwell. Our 17/under lost with Awards going to Subway Ella Eade, Bakers Delight Nadia Bunge. 15/under also were beaten with Awards KFC Emily Hernan, Canteen Brianah Crowe. 13/under Won in great style Awards Dominos Pizza Jemma Farrell, Canteen Kate Davis. No under 12’s were played this week due to Casterton not entering a team. This week we travell to Hamilton , and hope to come home with some good results. till next time Yours in Netball Rhonda Compton.

Not the best of days for football last Saturday when we hosted Casterton. Whilst the weather was reasonable, our visitors unfortunately had to pull the plug on the Under 18 match. Hopefully they are able to regroup and field a side for the rest of the season. Despite not having a lead-in match, the Reserves were able to control their encounter against Casterton to record a comfortable win. David Kenndy was again the standout performer as he gathered possesions in a prolific manner, whilst others to come under notice were Matthew Herbertson, Andrew Symons, Jake Patterson, Leigh Wiseman and Jordan Cables. The Seniors got a bullet start, then went about their business in a rather pedestrian manner to gain a win that was very welcome but not totally convincing. Daniel Falcone was the star performer, ably supported by Ben Malcolm and Justin Van Heugten. Others worthy of mention were Denis O’Loughlin, Beau Bentley, Sam Fleming whilst those pair of sharpshooters( Holt and Hayse ) both kept the soreboard attendant occupied. This week we jouney north to tackle Hamilton where another round of challenging matches will take place. More wins are necessary.

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PROBUS DISTRICT CONFERENCE 2007

Hamilton

&Sunday 30th September 2007

Monday 1st October 2007

For more information

For Conference Contact

Kevin Porter (03) 5572 2180

Barrie Aarons (03) 5572 3375

The Southern Grampians Shire offers its residents a relaxed but sophisticated lifestyle with a diverse mixture of attractions, events and cultural experiences.

The main Hamilton Base Hospital campus has 75 acute beds, 90 aged care beds and a range of community based services, with 7000 admissions and 210 deliveries per year. The hospital performs 3000 surgical procedures per year and has ICU and HDU facilities. There are three surgeons and a consultant anaesthetist resident in Hamilton. Visiting services include orthopaedics, ophthalmology, urology, dermatology, endocrinology and neurology.

Hamilton and the Shire’s township provide a sustainable environment, strong employment, quality infrastructure and services as well as secure and strong opportunities for investment.

A prosperous region with diverse scenery including Waterfalls, Volcanic trails, Grampians, Art Gallery and Wineries

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As the 2012 season draws to a conclusion the results of the remaining 3 rounds will be telling for a number of teams. Hamilton, North Gambier and South Gambier, on equal points, are all battling for a finals berth and will be keen to secure valuable points. Millicent and North Gambier have the byes for this round and North Gambier especially, will be keen to see South and Hamilton suffer defeats to help their finals campaign. However, this season results have been less than predictable and this round will be no exception.

East Gambier host South Gambier at the Bulldogs’ home ground and although a finals position is not possible for East they will be keen to finish their season on a high note. East played an excellent game against league leader Millicent two weeks ago only losing by 8 goals, providing clear evidence of their potential when their full team is available. South will need to play at their very best in order to gain their points. Their last encounter was close with South playing better on the day. The battle between Caroline Davey and Lisa King will be intriguing but a full team effort needs to occur for either team to win. South must win for any progression into the final five.

In a match up over the border Hamilton will meet Portland. Portland have been consistent over the season and deserve their current second position on the ladder. They have height, speed and body to make contests difficult but Hamilton are playing with precision and team control and if they can pursue this style of play then it will be enough to force the contest and test the higher placed Portland. Both teams are capable of highly skilled netball but whether this is what will be allowed to occur and for spectators to enjoy will be another matter. This result will be critical for both teams.

Casterton will play host to third placed West Gambier and although Casterton will not feature in this year’s finals they will play with tenacity and determination to secure those elusive 4 points. Their style of play is good and they have pushed most teams in every encounter so West will not be able to play in cruise mode at all. Both teams have terrific young goalies who have stepped up and been focal points for their teams. West have been playing smart defensive netball using zones effectively and been systematic in the delivery of the ball. They are enjoying good success and playing confidently. Casterton need to be consistent, persistent and play with self- belief. Results will come. This will be a good game to watch for spectators.

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1 Jed Clode ............................3 Jason Harvey .......................5 Julian Schill .........................6 Pat Milich ............................8 Rick Smith ...........................9 Rohan Cleary .......................10 Grant Coxon .........................12 Nathan Fidler ........................13 Kane Forbes .........................14 Brandon Currie .....................15 Joseph McArlein ...................16 Dylan Ryan ..........................17 Jarrad Smith ........................19 Adrian Jarrad .......................20 Craig Matthews ....................21 Patrick Stephens ...................22 Simon Sealey .......................23 Matthew Thurkle ...................24 Tim Enscoe .........................25 Timothy Killey ......................26 Luke Cates ..........................

27 Michael Jarrad .....................29 Stephen Koch .......................30 Sam Penfold ........................31 Daniel Wombwell ..................32 James Killey ........................33 Leigh Killey ..........................34 Rick Killey ...........................35 Lionel Balzan ........................38 Peter Larkins ........................40 Andrew Larkins ....................41 Bevan Wombwell ..................44 Brad Jones ..........................45 Zac Wilson...........................47 Reece McDonald ..................52 Pat Stephens ........................55 Justin Jarrad ........................57 Mark Cowland ......................61 Alex Sullivan ........................71 Adrian Mitchell .....................89 Shai Jones ...........................

56 Hayden Smith ......................62 Jacob Forbes .......................63 Ben Crick ............................64 Toby Murrell .........................65 Sam Diegman ......................68 Jacob Shannon ....................69 Shaun Gill ............................70 Jake Galpin (c) .....................71 Fraser Kent ..........................72 Ethan Currie .........................74 Hamish Beauglehall ...............

80 Alex O’Connell ......................84 Ozay Crawford .....................86 Alex Bosch ..........................


SENIORS

RESERVES

U18

Colours: Blue & White Premier: 1969, 1990CASTERTON

SENIORS Senior Coach Grant Coxon Reserves Coach Rick Killey

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Phillip Doyle & Julian Schill

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G B G B G B14 Brandon Currie .....................28 Simon Wright .......................31 Daniel Wombwell ..................39 Karl Brooker .........................43 Dean McCartney ...................45 Mitchell Baugh .....................47 Dale Bunnik .........................48 Zach Cleary .........................49 Jake Smith...........................50 Brad Fitzgerald .....................51 Damian Wombwell ................

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1 Alan Kennedy .........................2 Taylor Laube .........................3 Josh Ransom .........................4 Mark Smith ............................5 Mark Bourchier ......................6 Leigh Collins ..........................7 John Barnes ...........................8 Steven Wenman .....................10 Brendon Cook ........................11 Stephen Easterbrook .............12 Tyson Ploenges ......................13 Abdullah Karmara...................14 Matt Bukovskis ......................15 Matt Koopman ........................16 Todd McPartlan ......................17 Joe Ferguson-Lane .................18 Brett Sutherland .....................19 Aaron Vonstanke ....................20 Nick Allen...............................

42 Jarrod Sanders .......................43 Keanu Hawke ..........................47 James Waugh .........................48 Ben MacKay ...........................50 Dale Robbins ..........................51 Jaymie Dobie ..........................52 Josh Aston..............................53 Hayden Lindner .......................54 Daniel Gardiner .......................55 Ben Staskevicius ..................... 56 Myles Georgens ......................

21 Joel Carter .............................22 Conway Johnson ...................23 Brodey Koop ..........................24 Rowan Fox .............................25 Chris Millich ...........................26 Dylan Walsh ...........................27 Tory Weaver ...........................28 David Haskins ........................29 Darron McElroy ......................30 Sam Robson ..........................31 Luke Patching ........................32 Nathan Koopman ...................33 Nick Martin ............................34 Kayne Badman .......................35 Clayton McKinnon ..................36 Josh Schapel ........................37 Alex Gill .................................38 Jeremy Weyers ......................39 Mathew Weyers .....................

57 Patrick Atu ..............................61 Craig Walker ...........................62 Leigh Collins ...........................64 Daniel Jennings .......................65 Jesse Pftizner .........................67 Nathan Roach .........................68 Jordan Aston ..........................69 Jesse Hewitt ...........................70 Ben Stratman ..........................71 Mitchell Laube.........................72 Alick Mansfield ........................

40 Travis Lockwood ....................41 Niall Easterbrook ....................44 Yuki Akita ...............................45 Jack Marsden ........................46 Ryan Nicholson ......................49 Ryan Judd .............................58 Mathew Staskevicius ..............59 Doug Lloyd ............................60 Tom King ...............................63 Ben Deans .............................66 Tom Dolan .............................

73 Mitch Kipping ..........................74 Damien Huxtable .....................75 Cormac Kuppens-Dwyer .........


SENIORS

RESERVES

U18

Colours: Navy Blue & Red Premier: 1971, 2010, 2011WEST GAMBIER

SENIORS Senior Coach Keith Ransom Reserves Coach Paul Beckman

Sungold Milk U18s Coach Chris Waugh

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Today we congratulate Bronte Grosser on his 300th Club game consisting of 225 As for 242 goals and 75 Reserves and 150 goals. Bronte has come through the junior ranks with the Saints winning the U/16 B&F in 1993 and the U/18 B&F in 1994. His first A grade game was in 1993 at the age of 16 under coach Russell Johnston. Bronte has the silky skills and goal kicking ability that has seen him most effective on the half forward line for many years. In 1999 he won the Senior goal kicking, in 2006 he won the Senior Most Consistent and was made Life Member of the Millicent Football Netball Club. After injuring a knee Gross played reserves and in 2009 was R/U B&F and leading goal kicker in 2010. Moving into the centre in 2011 Bronte won the Reserves B&F and was R/U in the Reserves WBFL medal behind Chris Denton. This year Gross got a call up to the seniors where he showed his class with a BOG against East. Always the dedicated club person along with his wife Kylie and kids Jayden and Tarhni, today we salute Bronte Grosser . Photo courtesy of The Border Watch

MILESTONES - MILLICENT FC: BRONTE GROSSER 300 GAMES

Member for LowanMinister for Sport and Recreation

I encourage you to contact me if I can be of assistance on any State Government issue.

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F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

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Phone 5572 1011

PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

� White goods� Brown goods

All domestic appliancesFully qualifiedtechnicians

8 Peck St, HamiltonPhone 5572 2766

ROSCOE & COACHPenshurst

TITANICMelbourne Museum

17th JunePOWDERFINGER

Ballarat16th Oct

GRAMPIANSGRAPE ESCAPE

1st & 2nd MayBOOK NOW

Phone 5576 5556www.roscoeandcoach.com.au

SAIA oats, cleaned; $595 (GST inclusive) per tonne, Balmoral area. Phone 0428 257 850.

SAIA oats; 70c kg, GST incl. Phone 5579 4505.

For Sale

35% offMICROSTOVEN

CASSEROLESWere $79.95NOW $49.95

TAGINESWere $89.95NOW $55.95

SCULLIONSHOMEWARES

196 Gray Street, HamiltonPhone 5572 3502

SHEARER DUNGAREES,quality dungarees, blue denim, triple stitching; $18 pair, size 6-1/4 and 7-1/4 stock clearance. Phone (03) 9390 1980.

She's a CawkerBistro

Merino Hotel &Heritage Cinema

TASTE OF INDIA$35 per head

Friday, 23rd AprilFrom 6pm

Bookings essentialPhone 5579 1202



Open for LunchWed, Thurs, Fri

12 - 1.30pmDinner Fri & Sat

6 - 8.30pm

MEALS FROM $6Live entertainment by

Vanessa EdwardsFridays from 8pm

SILO, Delarue, 20 tonne grain silo on 5 legs; $2000. Phone 5570 8254.

SOFA bed, 3 seater; $200 o.n.o. Phone 5571 9495.

SOFAS, 2, “Monaco”, sand, v.g.c.; $1900 new, $350 the pair. Phone 5572 1191.

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TANDEM trailer, 10 x 5, checker plate, with stock crate; $2000. Phone 0419 339 471.

TELSTRA phones, new, digital, cordless with answering machine and 2 cordless extension phones; $40 o.n.o. lot. Phone 5572 2229.

TIMBER, quality treated pine, 150 x 25 / 38 / 50, discount for pack lots. Heywood Timber 0429 138 558.

WASHING machine, Kleenmaid, family size, good working order; $100. Phone 5571 9281.

WHEELCHAIR, as new, used twice; $150. Phone 5572 5107.

For Sale

10 Carmichael Street, Sat, 9 - 12. Moving sale.

1 Gage St, Coleraine, 10am - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday. Garden equipment, plants, knick-knacks, some furniture, jewellery.

Garage Sale

GARAGE SALEplus JUNK GIVE AWAY

26 Scoresby Street9am start

Large variety of interestingstuff, incl tools, new &

used fishing gear,knick-knacks, etc

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15 LAIDLAW St, 8.30am - 12noon, Sat. Mixture of kids toys and clothing, plus household furniture and lots more.

McDONALD Ave, 8.30am - 12noon. No early birds.

6 Moore St, 9am - 2pm. Furniture, baby goods and lots more.

13 Moore Street, 9 - 2. Plants, roses, bulbs, garden items only.

UREN Court, Sat, 8.30 - 3. Stock clearance.

BIRD SALEWestern District Branch

A.S.A.Saturday, 24th April

11am - 2pmAT HAMILTON

SHOWGROUNDSAll varieties parrots,

finches, etcNo all wire cages allowed

No poultryRefreshments available

Entry $2Inquiries 5572 3852

Livestock & Pets

BORDER Collie / Kelpie X, intelligent working dogs and companions; $200. 0418 527 180.

BORDER Collie, female, 3 y.o., suit small sheep farm or make good pet. Phone 5577 2494.

DAIRY bull calves, Friesian, Jersey, Aussie Reds, crossbreds, all AI bred; $50 each. Phone 0448 575 322.

FREE TO GOOD HOME - 5 guinea pigs, male and female, plus 3 young ones. Phone 0400 828 256.

FREE TO GOOD HOMES - Guinea pigs, all ages and sizes and rabbits. Mobile 0417 122 789 before hours, 5527 1533 after hours.

KELPIE / Huntaway pups, parents on view. Phone 5574 6277. Ready now.

MALTESE X, 2 years, male, desexed, to good home only. Phone 5576 1315.

MINIATURE stallion, A.M.P.S. and A.P.S.B. reg, DNA tested, proven sire, 8’1’’; $800 to right home. Phone 0400 620 246.

PIERRE (6) and Lily (3) are funloving poodles who are looking for a new family. They need children to play with and an enclosed yard. Phone 5571 9042.

PULLETS, Isa Brown, available now. Phone M. Page 5576 5428.

SPOTTED python, 3 year old male, very healthy, complete records, licence required; $450 with enclosure. Phone 0417 522 733.

STAFFY pups for sale. Phone 0412 781 192.

TO GIVE AWAY - Maletabby kitten, 8 weeks old. 5572 5915.

TO GIVE AWAY - Kelpie cross pup, 6 months old, female, shows promise, very keen to work. Phone 5572 3809.

TO GIVE AWAY - 5 week old Collie / Kelpie puppies, 3 m, working parents, good natured, good home only. Phone 0409 593 913.

TO GIVE AWAY - Mini lop ear rabbits. Phone 5571 9312.

WANTED - 2 working ferrets (same sex). Phone 5573 4575.

Livestock & Pets

AAA

WANTEDCar bodies & all types

of scrap metalGates open 7 days a

week for free drop offSouth Boundary RdBehind Mobil Depot

or contactGAVIN HUGGINS

Phone 0419 347 098

Motor Vehicles& Accessories

COMMODORE VP, very good condition, roadworthy supplied, registered, subs, amps, mags, low kms, XGL-518; $2750 o.n.o. 0417 755 125.

COMMODORE VY S,2003, auto, tinted windows,towbar, reg until end ofJune, 105,000 kms,SDY-289; $12,750 o.n.o.Phone 0409 507 416.

DAEWOO Lanos, '98,excellent condition,202,000 kms, OWM-217,manual, power steering, airconditioning, RWC; $3500.0412 230 592.

DAEWOO LANOS2000, one owner(deceased estate), very tidycar, 111,000 kms, 11months rego, ideal first car,rego RLR-611, roadworthy;$3500 or fair offer.

Phone 5577 2354 or0407 833 515

FORD Courier ute, RWC,with canopy included inprice, reg RFF-611; $6750o.n.o. Call Mark on 0418108 255.


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GO-KARTS, Arrow AX9 and XE28, exc cond, heaps spares. Phone 0409 236 863.

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HOLDEN Rodeo, 2002, 4x4, 2.8 diesel, single cab and tray, bullbar, wide tyres, 180,820 km, reg RKP-145; $12,990. 0428 774 312.

HONDA CBR 125, exc cond, only 2000 kms, regularly serviced; $3800 o.n.o. Contact Wade 0400 960 883.

HYUNDAI Sports XL, ‘99, 5 door hatch, 5 speed manual, dark blue, rego QBE-656, exp 2/11, a.c., p.s., plus extras, exc cond, well maintained, 105,000 kms; $4500. Phone 0409 337 936 or (03) 5572 4378.

KAWASAKI KLR 250, 1994 model, long rego, bark busters, low kms, spare tyres, WC-838; $2200. Phone 0428 719 700.

L.S.M., “end of life vehicles”, we pay for all complete vehicles, all whitegoods and incomplete vehicles and scrap metal, free pick-up. 5572 4900 or 0428 162 077.

MITSUBISHI Pajero, ‘95, auto, dual fuel, 160,000 kms, rego, RWC, NBR-982, e.c.; $7500. Phone 5570 0504.

MITSUBISHI Pajero 4WD NK, 1996, 3.5 ltr V6, auto, 7 seater, new tyres, roof mounted DVD player, Vic reg, WBS-352, v.g.c.; $6500. Phone 0413 807 233.


PEUGEOT 407 HDi 2005touring sedan, 28,000 kmson motor, excellentcondition, reg PJO-059;$22,590. Phone 0407 323374.

SUBARU Brumby, ‘92 model, aluminium bullbar, aluminium rollbar, air cond, OQK-718; $4500. Phone 5577 2505.

SUPER SPECIALSKUMHO 175/65 x 14

. . . $77 inclDUNLOP 205/65 x 15

. . . $104.50 inclHolden / Ford

BRIDGESTONE 235/60x 17 . . . $198 incl

"Ford Territory"BATTERIES

N70ZZ truck / tractor. . . $110 incl

LOW PROFILE225/50 x 16 . . . $99 incl235/45 x 17 . . . $99 incl

235/40 x 18. . . $104.50 incl

245/35 x 19 . . . $154 incl225/35 x 20 . . . $187 incl

BUDGET175/70 x 13 . . . $55 incl

175/65 x 14 . . . $71.50 incl205/65 x 15 . . . $77 incl215/60 x 16 . . . $99 incl

185 x 14 (8) ply L/T. . . $82.50 incl

31.10 x 15 (4WD). . . $126.50 incl

Pricing C.O.D. includingfitting & GST plus

disposal

PORT FAIRY TYRE &BATTERY SERVICE

Phone 5568 2218Mobile 0427 682 218


TRUCK, 1982 International tray with 20’ crate, reg 55084F4, goes well, as is; $5500, GST incl. 55284235.

UNDER the Motor CarTraders Regulations 1998advertisers offering a usedmotor car for sale mustinclude in theadvertisement:(a) Cash price of car.(b) If registered registrationnumber or unregisteredengine number of thevehicle.

VOLVOService & Parts

LAKESIDE SERVICECENTRE

Phone (03) 5572 1573A.H. 0409 622 172

VX Berlina, black, mags, lowered, 136 kms, RWC, vin 6H8VXL69AIL652007; $8500. Phone 0409 236 863.

VZ one tonner ute, 2005,black, 6 speed manual, reg TUS-633, exp 10/10, 100,965 kms, roofracks, steel tray, ACPC, one owner;$17,000. Phone 0417 667 660, (03) 5572 4378.

YAMAHA Virago, 1992, 250cc, black, screen and RR rack, reg BN-496; $2200 o.n.o. 0407 725 989.

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FENCINGCONTRACTOR

� Rural fencing� Domestic fencing

� Conservation fencing� Stock yards

15 years local experienceContact

DAVID DENNIS

0429 140 173

For Sale

F/FREEZER, Midia, 215 litre, 5 ft, as new, $250 o.n.o.; also single bed and mattress, as new, $200. Phone 5571 9628.

FIREWOOD, El n redgum, split. Phone John Austin 0408 758 241, Tom Austin 0417 135 749.

FREE digital antenna system check with installation of HD digital set top box. Wayne Stacpoole 0407 428 227.

FREEZER, upright, Kelvinator, 6 drawers, very good working order; $100. Phone 5572 4944.

FRIDGE, $50; deep fryer, $20; TV, $20; Ab-King, $60. Phone 0419 848 355.

GOODS WANTED (Saleable) - Hamilton Lions Trash and Treasure, 2nd May. Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

FLOORRUGSLarge range

available

92 French StPhone 5572 2107

HAY pasture rolls, net wrapped, good cattle feed and including delivery; $46 incl. Phone 5573 5293 (A.H.).

HAY, oaten rolls, 5’6’’ x 4’, located Dunkeld. Phone Matt 0408 556 890.

HAY, large and small squares. Phone 0429 822 794.

HEYWOODLIONS

MARKETSaturday, 1st May

9am - 1pmON VILLAGE GREEN

next to P.O.

Stall inquiries toGraeme 0417 106 707

KITCHEN table and 6 chairs, g.c.; $140 o.n.o. Phone 5571 1173.

KITCHEN hutch, solid wood; $500. Phone 5576 1315.

LIONS Club of Hamilton Trash and Treasure, 2nd May, goods wanted (saleable). Phone Max 5572 4859, Percy 5572 3272 or Brian 5572 5152.

MEDIC hay, 8 x 4 x 3, 24.4 protein, 11.4 M.E., 70.7 D/G, shedded, 130 tonne available. Call for delivered price, phone 0429 869 901.

MICROWAVE convection oven, Panasonic, 900 W, e.c.; $50. Phone 5572 4726.

For Sale

MOTOCROSS BOOTSSIDI, size 10 - $250Alpine Star Tech 6,

size 10 - $250Fox Tracker, size 9 - $100

Fox Tracker, size 11 -$100

0407 529 993

OVERLOCKER, 4 thread, as new, and quinces. 0438 050 918.

PAVERS, 23 cm x 20 cm, approx 100 or more, also bricks, to be collected; $50 for the lot. Phone 5571 2249.

PENSHURSTWhen was the last timeyou stopped & looked

around our town?Plenty to see, plenty to do!

Why not finish it off withcoffee, scones or cake atMadigans in a beautiful

bluestone building

PHOTOCOPYINGto printing quality

Enlargement / reductionUnusual copy stocks, your

letterheadsStandard Copies

A4 size - 25c to 20c(depending on volume)

A3 size - 30c to 25c(depending on volume)Special Choice CopiesYour selection of stock

color

THE SPECTATOR59 Gray St, Hamilton

Phone 5572 1011

PONY cart / jinker, g.c., spare parts; $300 o.n.o. Phone 0400 620 246.

POTATOES, red or white, delivered. Phone Ashley 0417 865 859.

QUEEN Anne double bed with mattress, $100; matching dressing table, $100. Phone 0447 882 346.

REPAIRSAll brands

� White goods� Brown goods

All domestic appliancesFully qualifiedtechnicians

8 Peck St, HamiltonPhone 5572 2766

ROSCOE & COACHPenshurst

TITANICMelbourne Museum

17th JunePOWDERFINGER

Ballarat16th Oct

GRAMPIANSGRAPE ESCAPE

1st & 2nd MayBOOK NOW

Phone 5576 5556www.roscoeandcoach.com.au

SAIA oats, cleaned; $595 (GST inclusive) per tonne, Balmoral area. Phone 0428 257 850.

SAIA oats; 70c kg, GST incl. Phone 5579 4505.

For Sale

35% offMICROSTOVEN

CASSEROLESWere $79.95NOW $49.95

TAGINESWere $89.95NOW $55.95

SCULLIONSHOMEWARES

196 Gray Street, HamiltonPhone 5572 3502

SHEARER DUNGAREES,quality dungarees, blue denim, triple stitching; $18 pair, size 6-1/4 and 7-1/4 stock clearance. Phone (03) 9390 1980.



TASTE OF INDIA$35 per head

Friday, 23rd AprilFrom 6pm

Bookings essentialPhone 5579 1202



Open for LunchWed, Thurs, Fri

12 - 1.30pmDinner Fri & Sat

6 - 8.30pm

MEALS FROM $6Live entertainment by

Vanessa EdwardsFridays from 8pm

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TIMBER, quality treated pine, 150 x 25 / 38 / 50, discount for pack lots. Heywood Timber 0429 138 558.

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BORDER Collie / Kelpie X, intelligent working dogs and companions; $200. 0418 527 180.

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DAIRY bull calves, Friesian, Jersey, Aussie Reds, crossbreds, all AI bred; $50 each. Phone 0448 575 322.

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MINIATURE stallion, A.M.P.S. and A.P.S.B. reg, DNA tested, proven sire, 8’1’’; $800 to right home. Phone 0400 620 246.

PIERRE (6) and Lily (3) are funloving poodles who are looking for a new family. They need children to play with and an enclosed yard. Phone 5571 9042.

PULLETS, Isa Brown, available now. Phone M. Page 5576 5428.

SPOTTED python, 3 year old male, very healthy, complete records, licence required; $450 with enclosure. Phone 0417 522 733.

STAFFY pups for sale. Phone 0412 781 192.

TO GIVE AWAY - Maletabby kitten, 8 weeks old. 5572 5915.

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COMMODORE VY S,2003, auto, tinted windows,towbar, reg until end ofJune, 105,000 kms,SDY-289; $12,750 o.n.o.Phone 0409 507 416.

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Today we travel to Portland and the clashes will be intense. The 15u and 17u will once again be embattled in potentially the matches of the day with both combinations boasting a depth of skill and netball endeavour. Good luck all teams Go Cats! Results v Imps: A Res: 43-53 Trictia and Katherine. Judi’s Kelpie Kafe- Ellen Brewster. B : Great team effort to get back on the winners list. 37-23 Tori/ Amy[Kristy’s Flowers] C : A hard fought effort in early stages 22-39. Tayla/ Jess Pollard. Herberts: Liza. $5 Barb and Rachel 17u: A contested clash 34-23. Abbey[[ Herbert’s Bakery] Emily[ Spill the Beans] 15u: 37-23 with a strong finish. Teagan/ Tayla[ This n That] Maya: Casterton Pharmacy, Jim Tant $5: Hannah. 13u: A game that saw girls tick over the board consistently and play competitive netball. Top Job Kittens! 21-30. Alyssa /Emily. Milly’s: Chelsea, Faroes: Maddy, $5: Mereana and Emily. We wish Amber all the best with her recovery. McNamara Player of the Day: Alex Thorpe: Persistence and determination to learn circle defence. Special thanks to Graeme Devereux from Glenelg First Aid for running a great, informative evening on Primary Carer care and taping tips.

The Casterton football Netball Club looks forward to this weeks match against West Gambier after a

disappointing trip to Portland Last week. The trip was always going to prove difficult with a shortage

of numbers for various reasons. However to their credit everyone tried their best and the senior

side had a good last quarter. Young Jake Galpin managed to kick three goals for the match as did

Dylan Ryan. Kane Forbes had a good game as did Daniel Wombwell and Jacob Shannon. Ricky

Killey led the charge of the Killey boys in the Reserves as the battled out the games. Leigh Killey

has shown remarkable improvement and was named alongside Rick and James Killey in the better

players with Jake Smith being best on.

We look forward to this weeks game against West Gambier and wish all the teams the best. So get

behind all teams for the rest of the season.

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A mixed day against North, with some pretty tight games. Congratulations to Sophie Roach, who on return after her lengthy break clocked up her 150th game for the club. It is great to see her back on the court, and we look forward to her playing more and more games. We also congratulate Bec and the U12’s girls on an awesome display. Last time we played North they lost by over 40 goals, last week they turned it on and won by 1 in a fantastic team game. Well done to all the girls, with Emmerson and Hannah getting the awards. Georgia and Zoe got the awards for the 13’s, who were up against a very impressive team. In the 15’s Maddy T and Tahlia led the way. 17’s also had a ripper game, winning by 1. Well done to all the girls, with Emily and Ashleigh awarded best. C Grade weren’t able to hang on, North running out winners by 3, best were Belinda and 150 gamer Sophie. B Grade also had a tight game, with Jac and Carlee their best. Stacey and Rachael led the way in the A Res win, and it was Lisa and Carly T leading the way for the A’s. Today we head over to Casterton, so good luck to everyone and travel safe.

Hello All here’s hoping today’s results are a bit better than last weeks. The U18s set the tone for the day losing by 65 Points. Best Players Ben McKay, Dale Robbins, Keanu Hawke, Jesse Hewitt, Daniel (Goal Post) Gardiner, Ben Staskevicious. The less said about the Reserves 183 Point loss the better. Best Players Travis Lockwood, Matt Staskevicious, Brodey Koop, Jeremy Weyers. The Seniors had another competitive first half going in at the break 15 Points down. They couldn’t finish off in the second with the margin drifting out to 61 Points. Best Players Nic Martin, Steve Wenman, James Waugh, Josh Ransom, Tyson Ploenges with 5 Goals. Unfortunately we battle today for the wooden spoon only a win today will ensure we don’t get that trophy for the cabinet. GO THE ROOS. Socs

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Doug Hudson takes mark

West Gambier vs. North Gambier Action

Glen Soper (north) tackles Dylan Walsh (west)Photo’s courtesy of Blue Lake Printworks

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L to R - (north) Richie O’Grady, first gamer Nick McInerney, Josh Woodall, Doug Hudson - west players unknown

West Gambier vs. North Gambier Action

Josh Ransom about to have his kick smothered by Adam KurzmanPhoto’s courtesy of Blue Lake Printworks

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Football Ladders SENIOR LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 14 11 3 0 1394 974 143.12 44

Portland 13 10 3 0 1305 960 135.94 40

Millicent 13 9 4 0 1084 943 114.95 36

South Gambier 14 8 6 0 1312 982 133.6 32

East Gambier 13 8 5 0 958 788 121.57 32

Hamilton Imperials 13 7 6 0 1143 830 137.71 28

Hamilton 13 5 8 0 815 1010 80.69 20

West Gambier 13 1 12 0 817 1362 59.99 4

Casterton 14 1 13 0 748 1727 43.31 4

RESERvES LADDER P W L D FOR AGST % PP

North Gambier 14 14 0 0 1686 365 461.92 56

East Gambier 13 11 2 0 1400 453 309.05 44

Millicent 13 9 4 0 1139 608 187.34 36

South Gambier 14 9 5 0 1022 705 144.96 36

Portland 13 7 6 0 1146 824 139.08 28


West Gambier 13 3 10 0 672 1266 53.08 12

Casterton 14 2 12 0 476 1678 28.37 8

Hamilton 13 0 13 0 376 1637 22.97 0

Under-18s Ladder P W L D FOR AGST % PP

Portland 12 11 1 0 1209 452 267.48 48

East Gambier 13 10 3 0 1162 459 253.16 40

North Gambier 14 10 4 0 1279 542 235.98 40


Hamilton 13 8 5 0 815 476 171.22 32

Casterton 13 4 9 0 647 793 81.59 16

South Gambier 14 4 10 0 655 1170 55.98 16

West Gambier 13 1 12 0 463 1271 36.43 4

Millicent 13 1 12 0 234 1917 12.21 4

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A Grade



West Gambier 58 d North Gambier 45

Hamilton, East Gambier - Bye

B Grade




Hamilton 44 d Imperials 20

East Gambier - Bye

Under 17’s



Casterton 39 d Portland 26


East Gambier - Bye

A Reserve





East Gambier - Bye

C Grade





East Gambier - Bye

Under 15’s



Casterton 36 d Portland 28


East Gambier - Bye

Under 13’s





East Gambier - Bye

Netball Results Round 14

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13 & under W L Pts

East 13 0 52

North 11 3 44

South 9 5 36

Portland 9 4 36

Millicent 6 6 26

Hamilton 6 6 26

Imperials 3 10 12

West 2 11 8

Casterton 0 14 0

C GRADE W L D % Pts

Portland 12 1 0 167.14 48

West 10 3 0 138.41 40

Imperials 9 4 0 101.91 36

East 8 5 0 113.14 32

North 7 7 0 103.16 28

Casterton 7 7 0 102.62 28

South 4 10 0 75.04 16

Hamilton 2 11 0 67.58 8

Millicent 1 12 0 64.64 4

A RES W L D % Pts

West 11 2 0 133.33 44

Portland 11 2 0 123.30 44

Imperials 9 4 0 110.89 36

Hamilton 8 5 0 109.05 32

Millicent 7 6 0 105.58 28

East 7 6 0 102.00 28

Casterton 5 9 0 92.92 20

North 1 12 1 80.81 6

South 0 13 1 68.40 v

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Netball Ladders A GRADE W L D % Pts

Millicent 11 1 0 148.63 44

Portland 10 1 0 141.01 40

West 9 2 0 131.54 36

Hamilton 5 6 0 95.94 20

North 5 7 0 88.89 20

South 5 8 0 76.68 20

East 2 10 0 77.71 8

Casterton 0 12 0 74.36 0

B GRADE W L D % Pts

West 12 1 0 148.72 48

Millicent 10 3 0 130.07 40

North 10 4 0 125.05 40

East 9 4 0 120.33 36

Portland 8 5 0 136.47 32

Hamilton 4 9 0 87.00 16

Casterton 4 10 0 82.95 16

South 3 11 0 81.40 12

Imperials 0 13 0 36.90 0

17 & under W L Pts

Casterton 14 0 56

East 11 2 44

Portland 10 3 40

North 7 7 28

Hamilton 5 8 20

Imperials 5 8 20

West 5 8 20

Millicent 3 10 12

South 0 14 0

15 & under W L Pts

Casterton 12 2 48

East 11 2 44

Portland 9 3 38

North 8 5 34

South 7 7 28

Millicent 5 8 20

Imperials 3 10 12

Hamilton 3 10 12

West 1 12 4

*Information as Supplied

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Round 1, April 14Portland (116) d South Gambier (83)East Gambier (52) d West Gambier (40)North Gambier (106) d Millicent (76)Hamilton (93) d Casterton (75)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 2, April 21Portland (97) d Imperials (94)South Gambier (109) d West Gambier (52)North Gambier (102) d East (74)Millicent (145) d Casterton (38)Hamilton - Bye

Round 3, April 25 (ANZAC DAY)North Gambier (94) d South (62)

Round 3, April 28Imperials (120) d West Gambier (51)East Gambier (112) d Casterton (43)Millicent (80) d Hamilton (60)Portland - Bye

Round 4, May 5North Gambier (94) d Imperials (74)South Gambier (188) d Casterton (73)East Gambier (112) d Hamilton (54)Portland (127) d West Gambier (69)Millicent - Bye

Round 5, May 12Millicent (88) d Hamilton Imperials (73)South Gambier (60) d East Gambier (40)Portland (94) d Hamilton (71)Casterton (97) d West Gambier (73)North Gambier - Bye

Round 6, May 19Hamilton Imperials (97) d Hamilton (80)Millicent (137) d South Gambier (90)Portland (155) d Casterton (76)North Gambier (137) d West (84)East Gambier - Bye

VCFL Interleague WeekendSaturday, May 26Bellarine FL (163) d WBFL (43)

Round 7 , June 2South Gambier (52) d Imperials (52)Portland (98) d East Gambier (82)Millicent (91) d West Gambier (88)North Gambier (114) d Hamilton (40)Casterton - Bye

Round 8 , June 9(Queen’s Birthday Weekend)Imperials (213) d Casterton (57)Hamilton (80) d South Gambier (64)Millicent (75) d East Gambier (55)Portland (126) d North Gambier (100)West Gambier - Bye

Round 9 , June 16East Gambier (46) d Imperials (39)Millicent (65) d Portland (57)Hamilton (71) d West Gambier (64)North Gambier (145) d Casterton (64)South Gambier - Bye

Round 10 , June 23Portland (66) d South Gambier (65)East Gambier (92) d West Gambier (55)North Gambier (94) d Millicent (66)Hamilton (86) d Casterton (45)Hamilton Imperials - Bye

Round 15 , July 1Imperials (69) d Hamilton (38)

Round 11 , July 7Imperials (72) d Portland (65)South Gambier (141) d West (55)East Gambier (88) d Nort (85)Millicent (93) d Casterton (60)Hamilton v Bye

Round 12, July 14West Gambier (65) d Imperials (56)North Gambier (65) d South (53)East Gambier (66) d Casterton (16)Hamilton (52) d Millicent (34)Portland - Bye

Round 13, July 21Imperials (88) d North Gambier (62)South Gambier (127) d Casterton (33)East Gambier (66) d Hamilton (32)Portland (136) d West Gambier (58)Millicent - Bye

Round 14, July 28Imperials (98) d Casterton (18)South Gambier (96) d Hamilton (57)Millicent (82) d East Gambier (66)North Gambier (72) d Portland (31)West Gambier - Bye

Round 15 , August 4South Gambier (104) d Millicent (52)Portland (135) d Casterton (53)North Gambier (109) d West (48)East Gambier - Bye

Round 16 , August 11Millicent v Hamilton ImperialsEast Gambier v South GambierHamilton v PortlandCasterton v West GambierNorth Gambier - Bye

Round 17 , August 18Hamilton Imperials v East GambierPortland v MillicentWest Gambier v HamiltonNorth Gambier v CastertonSouth Gambier - Bye

Round 18 , August 25South Gambier v Hamilton ImperialsEast Gambier v PortlandMillicent v West GambierHamilton v North GambierCasterton - Bye

Finals

Week 1 - September 1 - 2

Week 2 - September 8 - 9

Preliminary Final - September 15

Grand Final - September 22

Western Border Football League 2012 Draw

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