Lucindale v Mundulla 5 August 2023

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

By Barb Altus Mundulla led early before Lucindale regrouped to be level at half-time, but the Tigers doubled the Kangaroos’ scores in the third quarter and narrowly won the last term to win by 28 points. The Moots goaled first when Hollams passed to McGrice who kicked accurately, then Kuchel, McGrice, Hinge and Jaeschke drove the ball from defence to attack where Studham made no mistake. The Roos replied when Gordon, Trembath and Davidson worked the ball to Sam Pitt who kicked truly, before Mundulla’s Ballinger directed the ball to McGrice who kicked his second major, then the Tigers quickly slammed the ball forward again where Stephan kicked accurately. The Moots’ Wagenknecht and Tink drove the ball to Guy who made no mistake, then Lucindale’s Tregoweth, Sam Graetz and Fisher directed the ball to Trembath who kicked truly, before he snapped his third major after Matt Gould, Tregoweth and Cody […]

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