KNTNA Junior Preliminary Final results

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

By Georgia Gill. Div 1 – Kingston 41 d Naracoorte 35. Naracoorte started the better of the two sides in their clash with Kingston and held a slender three goal lead at quarter time. Some positional changes worked in Kingston’s favor as they regained momentum to be up by four at half time. Midwinter was pivotal for Naracoorte in the third quarter as they closed the gap to three goals at three quarter time. Stenner continued her dominance for Kingston as they held on to win by six goals, 41 to 35. Kingston will now play Penola next week. Div 2 – Keith 44 d Naracoorte 30. In a replay of the two sides that faced off in the qualifying final, Naracoorte started well and led by three goals at quarter time. The second quarter saw Keith find their rhythm as they went into halftime with a two goal lead, […]

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