KNTFL 2023 Reserves Grand Final: Mundulla v Keith

Sep 19, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Barb Altus. In front of a very large crowd the first quarter was closely contested and low-scoring. Mundulla scored a point first, and Keith replied in kind, then Henry McMurray directed the ball to Dylan Qualmann who soccered the ball accurately to score the first goal of the match, and the Crows attacked again quickly but another behind resulted. Callum McMurray, Wilsdon, Mitchell and Ryan were prominent for Keith and Halliday, Weatherald and the speedy Scown were working hard for the Tigers who attacked repeatedly but only scored three behinds before the Crows also registered another behind, then the Moots’ Pickering, Packer and Daniel Burgess drove the ball to Billy Wiese who kicked truly, and at quarter-time Mundulla led by the smallest possible margin: 1-4-10 to 1-3-9. There was even less scoring in the dour, tight struggle of the second term, with three points to the Tigers followed by […]

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