2023 Junior Colts Preliminary Final – Keith v Kybybolite

Sep 12, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Barb Altus. The 2023 Junior Colts Preliminary Final was low-scoring and closely contested, with the Keith lads unable to score in the first quarter while Kybybolite kicked two behinds in the first minute followed by a goal by Crossling eight minutes into the term. The young Crows registered their first score, a behind, six minutes into the second quarter and the Kyby lads replied with the same score eight minutes later, and at half-time the Tigers led 1-3-9 to 0-1-1. Kybybolite started strongly in the third term, with a goal to Southern in the first minute, followed by a major by Nolan two minutes later. Keith continued to work hard, and Fisher replied with a goal six minutes into the term, before Kyby’s Captain Brewin booted a long goal thirteen minutes in and a second major two minutes later and at three-quarter time the Tigers led 5-3-33 to 1-1-7. […]

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