KNTFL: A Grade Second Semi final 2 September 2023: Mundulla v Border District

Sep 5, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Barb Altus. In a match with many momentum changes Mundulla started fast but Border Districts were sharper and won by nineteen points to reach their first Grand Final since 1999. The Tigers’ Burgess and Dylan Mosey drove the ball into attack where Studham marked and kicked truly in the first minute, then McGrice passed to Studham who goaled again, before Hollams, Stephan, Grosser and Hinge again worked the ball forward where Studham registered his hat-trick in as many minutes. Borders attacked and recorded a two minor scores, then after a behind by the Moots, the Eagles’ Hausler and Hewson forced the ball forward where Quinn marked from the back of the pack and made no mistake. Mundulla replied when Redden, Ridgway and D Mosey drove the ball to Nick Mosey who kicked accurately, before Border Districts’ Schoenmakers and Pretlove immediately slammed the ball into attack where Rata kicked truly, […]

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