KNTNA A Grade Match Reports

Aug 8, 2023 | Article, Sports, This Week's Issue

By Sally Bywater Naracoorte v Keith An evenly contested first quarter saw Naracoorte take a two goal lead into the first break, 14-12. Lovely shooting from Emily Richardson saw Keith take the lead at half time by one goal, 25-24.  Tight defence from Sophie Henschke (Naracoorte) and great driving from Belinda Sinclair (Naracoorte) wasn’t enough to hold off Keith as they broke away in the third. Naracoorte steadied and made a last ditched attempt, but it was too late falling short by 1 goal, 47-46. A brilliant game for the spectators. Kybybolite v Penola A game of two halves. Credit to Penola for building their 20+ goal lead in the first half. Their defensive pressure and ability to capitalise on Kyby’s turnovers reflected on the score board. Penola up 41-22 at half time. Kyby’s positive for the day was the ability to re-focus only go down by 6 in the […]

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