Round 3 - 6/5/17
Min Man v Eudunda/Roberstown
A1- Min Man 38 v Saints 33
An even first quarter with 9 goals a piece at the break. Eud/Rob shot well in the second to
gain a small lead by half time. Min Man fought back in the third quarter to only be down by
two at the end of the third quarter. A big last quarter by Min Man to see the home side run
out victors.
A2- NO GAME
B1- Min Man 34 v Saints 33
Min Man came out strong in the first quarter with strong defence finishing the first half with
a seven goal lead. Eud/Rob came back at Min Man in the third quarter equalling the scores.
A quick three quarter time change made by Min Man made the girls just come away with a
win.
B2- Min Man 41 v Saints 55
A vert fast first quarter with many turnovers by each team. Eud/Rob’s Jodie Mosey shot
beautifully in the second quarter to lead by ten. Great defence by both sides creating an
even quarter. Eud/Rob coming away with the win.
C1- Min Man 30 v Saints 28
Both teams showed passion and determination throughout all four quarters . A great team
effort from Min Man allowed them to take the win with accuracy shooting by Hayley
McLean and Carly Neill along with tight defence.
C2- Min Man 42 v Saints 11
A strong first quarter by Min Man with accurate shooting in the second quarter with Min
Mans defence working hard to get some great intercepts. Min Man lead at half time 23-6.
The third quarter was tight but Min Man continued to add to the scoreboard. Georgia
Nicholls was keen to make her Min Man Mum proud in GA.
15 & under- Min Man 16 v Saints 36
Min Man came up against a strong team. Min Man’s passing let them down. Excellent drive
down the court by Eud/Rob’s centre Miranda Pope. Eud/Rob’s consistency and accuracy in
shooting resulted in their win.
J1- Min Man 34 v Saints 23
Great game by both teams. The Saints played a brilliant second quarter. Min Man came
home strong with great defence.
J2- Min Man 14 v Saints 21
A great team game by both Min Man and the Saints in very windy conditions. Very accurate
shooting by Brea Schutz. Great defence by Mia Fogden who turned over lots of balls. A great
competitive game by both teams. Well done.
J3- NO GAME
J4- Min Man v Saints
A well contested game with good skills. Great leading and passing from Min Man’s Chloe
Elkhoury and Indiana Kimlin. Some good defence from the Saints Matilda O’Brien and
Sienna Noack.
J5- Min Man v Saints
A great game to watch, everyone played their positions really well.
Masters- Min Man 35 v Eud/Rob 12
Great game by both sides. There were plenty of skills shown by all players. Accurate
shooting by Anita Fogden and Jenny Parish in the goals for Min Man. The score didn’t reflect
the great defensive game fought by the Saints. Both Ex Min Man players Vanessa O’Brien
and Anna Roebuck played brilliantly for the Saints.
BBH v BSR
A1- BBH 56 v BSR 47
The first part of the quarter saw a very even competition with goalies from both teams
shooting well. A few quick intercepts by Meg Rasheed and Kate Phin saw BBH lead at
quarter time by 6. Accurate shooting by BSR’s Alicia Thomas and Riley Fitzgerald saw an
even quarter, keeping BSR within reach at half time. Strong hands and accurate shooting by
BBH goalies Erin Jacobs and Kirsty Glacken increased their lead to 9 by three quarter time.
BSR came out with fire in their bellies at the start of the last quarter with 6 quick goals sunk
to get them back within 3. BBH settled and finished the game off strong to win by 9 goals.
A2- BBH 28 v BSR 56
Both teams started strong but BSR got some quick early turnovers and were able to
capitalise. BSR GS Tessa Weckert stood strong in the circle and scored well. BBH managed
some great turnovers coming into the back court, but couldn’t finish. BBH’s attack line
started combining well, but the BSR defence ended up being too strong.
B1- BBH 26 v BSR 47
BSR started very strongly with a very experienced defence in Claire Longbottom and Sarah
Pilkington. BBH struggled to get the ball down the court but Megan Rayson, in her 150th
game for BBH, made the most of her opportunities. The half-time score was 11-27. In the
second half Chelsea Kelly came on for BBH and in the third quarter they matched it with
BSR. BSR shot well again in the last quarter to run out winners.
B2- BBH 35 v BSR 41
An even start to the game with both teams attacking the ball hard. BSR goalies worked well
together with fantastic shooting from Charmaine Barlow and Lauren Harsett. BBH fought to
take the lead in the third quarter. Great turnovers from BBH’s defence. Basic skill errors in
the last quarter by BBH allowed BSR to win the game.
C1- BBH 55 v BSR 28
What a fantastic game from the BBH team. BBH shooters Destiny Klem and Josie Rains were
shooting accurately, and rebounding well. BBH’s Ruby Waters supported the team with four
solid quarters as centre. BSR Kate Hancock was doing her best defending the goal circle.
Great game, well done girls.
C2- BBH 18 v BSR 60
BSR settled straight into the game with accurate shooting to gain a solid lead at quarter
time. BBH came out fighting in the second quarter and were evenly contested with BSR.
However, BSR was far too strong. BSR goalies, Anne Jones and Karen Ide, both shooting
accurately which saw their lead increase.
15 & under- BBH 7 v BSR 67
A great start to the game by both teams with Georgia Hook shooting well for BBH and great
centre court skills shown by BSR’s Ellie Goss and Jordyn Stewart. BSR took charge of the
game in the second quarter showing a highly developed skill level and well-practiced court
plays. The third quarter saw BSR’s Chloe Jackson really take their lead to an outstanding
level. Well done to BBH defenders Amelia Squire, Isabelle Bray and Kloe Wenzel for their
tireless efforts all game.
J1- BBH 26 v BSR 24
What a great game to watch. A quick game with great passages of play from both sides. BSR
settled in quickly with goalies Jordyn Hentschke and Ruby Stringer shooting well. BBH at
three quarter time were 7 down but the girls did not let the score deter them. In the last
quarter BBH defenders Isobel Drew and Jessica Cousins applied tight pressure in the circle.
When there was a turnover, the BBH team found space and took the ball down the court
and fed goalie Shae Glacken, who shot 20 of the 26 goals. BBH outscored BSR in the last
quarter 12 -3 to have a well deserved win. It brought a tear to the coach’s eye.
J2- NO GAME
J3- BBH 13 v BSR 3
BBH started strong with many turnovers gaining the confidence to continue to play at a high
standard throughout the game. With Libby Stringer and Erin Wheaton (BSR) making it hard
for BBH to play strongly across the centre court. BBH defences Tilly Noakes and Chloe
Mirtschin worked hard to get many rebounds. Overall both teams never gave up and gave it
their best during the entire game.
J4- BBH v BSR
A fantastic game played by both teams. BBH with amazing defence getting several
turnovers. Great mid-court play by BSR’s Jasmine and strong defence by Sierra Draper.
Awesome play by Abbie Mirtschin and Kaylee Jones from BBH. A fantastic game.
J5- BBH v BSR
BBH court play is developing well. Defence by BSR’s Lara Meyer and Sarah Trengrove
stepped up throughout the game. Amazing goals from BBH’s Bree Tiver, Eliza Clarke and
Gracie Schuppan finished off great team performances after spectacular turnovers.
North Clare v South Clare
A1- North Clare 39 V South Clare 56
After the first half South were ahead by 2. South Clare had a strong third quarter with both
Katie Woodrow and Katie Liebelt shooting well with South having a lead of 13 going into the
last quarter. North had to work hard in attack with Chloe Cross and Chelsea Panoho
dominating in the centre court for North for the four quarters.
A2- North Clare 45 V South Clare 48
A physical and closely contested game which saw some beautiful passages of play from both
sides. Diesy O’Driscoll played a tight defensive game. Jenna Caulfield shot accurately all
game and South were too strong in the end. A great spectators game.
B1- North Clare 35 V South Clare 39
A tightly contested game with the score fluctuating all game due to tight defence by both
teams. North’s defensive line comprising of Alexia Prokopek, Rebecca Court and Georgia
Calaby kept North in the game with many turnovers. Great shooting by South Clare's
Mikaela Lawrie. South had a stronger second half and managed to hold on to win.
B2- North Clare 34 V South Clare 41
Both sides came out fighting with a tightly contested game. Beautiful defence by Nadia
Daminato and Elyssa Aucote with lots of pressure on the court. Accurate shooting by South
shooters, Isabella Rawlings and Mackenzie Johnson, saw South take the lead and capitalising
on turnovers, which saw South win the game.
C1- North Clare 52 V South Clare 23
A strong start by North with goalies Phoebe Helbig and Courtney Heinjus shooting well.
South defender Grace Frick played a strong game as well as Lucy Malycha. North finished
strong to win 52-23. Great game with accurate shooting.
C2- North Clare 46 V South Clare 23
A strong start by North Clare saw them take an 8 goal lead at quarter time. Positional
changes in the second quarter and a good drive by South’s Ella Hall saw a more even
quarter. North’s Kayla Mudge and Sam Booker shot beautifully all game. Great persistence
by both teams but North proved too strong.
15 & under- North Clare 43 V South Clare 16
Great work all game by Madeline Poole and Ashley White to gain position in the goal circle.
A strong second quarter by North Clare with Tahlia Reid reading the ball well throughout the
centre court. Versatile defence by North Clare attackers gave them the advantage to
consolidate the win. South’s Emma Mildern was consistent in goals but North were too
strong.
J1- North Clare 21 V South Clare 12
A strong start by North on a warm morning with accurate shooting. Sophia Michael for
North intercepted well. South dominated the second half with strong defence.
J2- North Clare 8 V South Clare 18
A strong start to the game by South, but North held strong in defence with Abbie Brereton
and Rosie McMurray. An even contest in the centre between Aimee Trealor and Rebecca
Lehman. South came away with a win and great goals by Sophie Driver.
J3- North Clare 14 V South Clare 11
Well done to both North and South girls. South had some strong play through the court with
Esther Head playing well. North were too strong in the end with accurate shooting from Lilli
Smith.
J4- North Clare v South Clare
A great tussle between our rival local teams. Both teams worked hard in defending the ball.
South attacked well with North returning strong defensive tactics. Matilda Gwynn-Jones
played a great game with awesome turnovers.
J5- North Clare v South Clare
A great game played by both teams with lots of enthusiasm. Great defence by South Clare
defenders. Good shooting by Ruby Redden in the last quarter for North.
RSMU v Blyth/Snowtown
A1- RSMU 47 v Blyth/Snowtown 24
A closely contested game for the first quarter by both teams. Strong defensive work by
RSMU’s Hannah Clark and Ellen Callery enabled RSMU to take a 12 goal lead at half time.
Positional changes by Blyth/Snowtown bringing Hayley Zweck out to GD with Holly Ottens in
centre made the RSMU mid court work harder bringing the ball into attack. Excellent and
accurate shooting by Sophie Griffiths and Zoe Hier to finish off the last quarter with a win by
23.
A2- RSMU 50 v Blyth/Snowtown 44
A fast and frenetic start created errors until players settled into the game. Blyth/Snowtown
goalies Bianca Allchurch and Neve Pratt shot well under tight RSMU defensive pressure.
Quick responses from the Blyth/Snowtown girls meant they capitalised on any loose balls all
over the court. In the 2nd quarter Blyth/Snowtown took the lead through solid full court
plays but RSMU’s centre Hannah Connell interrupted this flow with a few impressive
intercepts. In the last quarter both teams fought for the lead with tight pressure all the way
down the court. A ¾ time positional change saw RSMU’s GS Paige Rowett create problems
for Blyth/Snowtown’s defences and she was able to capitalise on RSMUs defensive turn
overs. RSMU ran away in the last half of the quarter to win by 6.
B1- NO GAME
B2- RSMU 37 v Blyth/Snowtown 39
A tough competitive game for the full four quarters, with all players putting their bodies on
their line for their teams. Blyth/Snowtown goal defender Amber Warner played a strong
game, while Jessica Burns held her end at Goal Attack. RSMU had the lead by four after
Tahlia Tilley was subbed for injury. There was nothing separating the teams throughout with
Shannon Fuss playing a strong game in goal defence for RSMU. The game result came down
to the last quarter with the pressure from Blyth/Snowtown being the difference and they
earned a well fought out 2 goal win.
C1- RSMU 44 v Blyth/Snowtown 40
Blyth/Snowtown started the better of both teams today jumping to a 5/1 lead. The Hawks
then clicked into gear working hard all over the court and lead by 1 at quarter time. An
injury to the Hawks in the second quarter upset their rhythm and Blyth/Snowtown had
opened up a a six goal lead at the half time break. Blyth/Snowtown goalies, Kristie
Brackstone and Ruby Jacka positioned and rebounded well today, while Hawks shooter
Stevie-Lee Dutton and centre Kate Molineux played strong games respectively.
Blyth/Snowtown still held the lead at ¾ time by three but the Hawks played a very good last
quarter to level the score with about 6 minutes to play. It was a very intense last few
minutes with the Hawks running out winners by 4.
C2- RSMU 53 v Blyth/Snowtown 20
RSMU starts the game well with a full team effort. Blyth/Snowtown worked hard to create a
contest but found it difficult to find a way past the full court defensive pressure applied by
the RSMU girls. Tayla Prizibilla and Georgia Oakley were both creating turnovers and helped
to send the ball into attack for the home team. Blyth/Snowtown worked hard to stay in the
contest through the efforts of centre Isabelle Poutis and GK Caitlin Pink. RSMU continued to
fight hard for the four quarters and recorded a solid win.
15 & under- RSMU 13 v Blyth/Snowtown 53
A fantastic performance by a very strong Blyth/Snowtown team. Blyth/Snowtown started
strongly and their tough defence kept RSMU to only 2 goals at quarter time. RSMU defender
Rebecca Lockwood rebounded well but wasn’t given much opportunity due to accurate
shooting by Blyth/Snowtown’s Cartia Jaeschke and Isabel Pratt. Blyth/Snowtown moved the
ball beautifully through the mid court and their pressure on the ball caused RSMU to make
many errors. Blyth/Snowtown ran out convincing winners.
J1- NO GAME
J2- RSMU 17 v Blyth/Snowtown 11
A strong start by RSMU, saw them work hard to be 6 goals up at the first change. The
Blyth/Snowtown defences- Millie Roberts and Matilda Maitland tried to apply pressure but
accurate shooting from RSMU’s Amali Dransfield helped her team open up the lead. Both
teams made changes throughout the game and this made the rest of the game a tight
contest. Scores for the second, third and fourth quarters even at 7 each.
J3- RSMU 19 v Blyth/Snowtown 4
RSMU started the game well with accurate shooting by Madie Przibilla although
opportunities were few with solid defence from Blyth/Snowtown’s Brooke Jamieson
through the mid court. The second and third quarter saw Blyth-Snowtown come into the
game with good attacking by Ocea Ebsary and Bonnie Williams. However consistent
defence in the centre-court and defence by Mia Parkinson and Ella Fox shone through
helping RSMU to a solid win.
J4- RSMU v Blyth/Snowtown
An excellent game today from both teams. Blyth-Snowtown showed exceptional shooting
skills though the entire game and RSMU’s mid court defence was hard to go unrecognised.
Amazing team work shown by both teams.
J5- RSMU v Blyth/Snowtown
A great game with good defence from Talyse Fender and Ryleigh Senar of RSMU with arms
all over the ball. Excellent shooting today from Emily Linkers and Tameka Saunderson of
RSMU whilst Blyth/Snowtown’s Sky Ebsary played well in C and Lily Stirling played a great
defensive game creating lots of turn overs.