2023 Reserves Preliminary Final – Kingston v Keith

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

By Barb Altus. Kingston opened the scoring with two behinds in the first ten minutes, then they locked the ball in their forward line where Tapfield kicked truly. Keith’s Johnson and Wilsdon were working hard in defence and Callum McMurray, Mitchell and Mitchell were attacking strongly, and the Crows replied two minutes later when Ryan booted the ball goalward where it rolled through the big sticks, before the Saints’ Benson turned defence into attack and Rothall made no mistake. The Crows attacked again but only a minor score ensued and at quarter-time Kingston led 2-2-14 to 1-1-7. The Saints again scored a behind in the first minute of the second term before Watson squeezed the ball through the goals from a tight angle. Keith replied with a minor score, followed by a major by Mitchell, then Farmer worked the ball to Trowbridge who kicked accurately. Kingston’s Benson, Cousins, Stenner and […]

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