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Squash Winter Pennant Grand Final

Squash Winter Pennant Grand Final

By Jenny Dickenson Team Andrew won the Naracoorte Squash Club’s winter pennant. Andrew won 1 set against Jack who has been a consistent winner all pennant. Rowan had a convincing win over the jet-lagged Pete and Toby showed his improvement with a win against Jaspreet in 3. Ewen won his match against Chris and then […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

KNTNA junior report – Round 15

By Georgia Gill In Focus – Division Three Fifth placed Border Districts hosted fourth placed Lucindale and after an incredibly even first half the two sides could not be split sitting on 17 goals apiece. Led by Mahney and Sambell in goals, Borders came out firing in the third term shooting 13 goals to four as they pushed out to a handy lead going into the last quarter. Another evenly contested quarter in the final term ensured the margin remained similar with Borders running away winners by 10 goals, 34 to 24. Despite the result, Penola remain in fourth spot on the ladder with Borders moving one win clear of sixth place Penola to stay in fifth. In the other game in Div 3, sixth placed Penola played third placed Bordertown with the latter getting the better start of the two sides to be up five at quarter time. Bordertown […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

KNTNA A Grade match reports

By Sally Bywater Keith v Kybybolite What a game! Kyby came to Keith and left nothing behind. A hard fought game to the final whistle. Kyby were one up at quarter time (15-14) then Keith flipped the lead to be one up at half time (31-30). An intense second half saw both sides continue to apply pressure down the whole court. Whitney Smith (Keith) and Gorgia Sealey (Kyby) had a close tussle in the midcourt, both contributing positively to their sides in attack and defence. Charlee Hodges’ (Kyby) precision passing into Chelsea Bull kept Keith’s ability to turnover the ball minimal. The game was close until the last 5 minutes, where Keith pulled away to finish with a 9 goal lead, 64-55. A highly contested game across the entire court for a full 60 minutes. Great game girls. Mundulla v Naracoorte In a fast paced game at Mundulla, Naracoorte took […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

Kowree Naracoorte Tatiara Netball Association results

By Sally Bywater A Grade Keith 64 (M Wachtel, W Smith) d Kybybolite 55 (A Donnelly, G Sealey) Naracoorte 61 (L Henschke, G Gill) d Mundulla 44 (C Bernhardt, E Clarke) Lucindale 47 (N Smart, H Ogilvie) d Border Districts 42 (K Moyle-Read, P Moyle-Read) Penola 57 (C Bradley, J Adams) d Bordertown 36 (S Ansell, A Fuentes) A Reserves Keith 70 (E Gray, M Evans) d Kybybolite 34 (M Hole, E Stokes) Naracoorte 69 (K Mott, K Boon) d Mundulla 48 (A Eastwood, K Couzner) Lucindale 55 (M Gear, N Hocking) d Border Districts 33 (D Rata, A Haynes) Kingston 54 (N Banning, F Traeger) d Padthaway 35 (E McCauley, A Haydon) Penola 43 (K Honner, H Klemm) d Bordertown 35 (T Rattus, T O’Sullivan) B Grade Keith 61 (C Nicolai, S Pese) d Kybybolite 35 (B Noske, L Sandercock) Mundulla 49 (T Stone, A Hood) d Naracoorte 45 […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

Opinion: Bush Turkey

This week I want to focus on umpiring. I have watched a lot of AFL footy over the weekend, and I am not really all that happy about the standard of umpiring at the top level. I watched a local game on Saturday and after watching the same sport on Friday night I am really happy to keep going to my local footy every Saturday. I simply can’t believe with all the technology and whatever that is going on with the AFL, that they could mess up a couple of decisions in an important game so badly.  I was watching Collingwood V Geelong. Jeremy Cameron definitely did not mark that ball, it was over the boundary line. But the Boundary Empire was right there, so he was in the better position than me to judge that one. I will give you that one, but watching it back, it was definitely […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

Footy report

Naracoorte may have handed Keith the double chance in the race for the KNTFL A grade finals after a significant loss last Saturday. Sitting in third going into the game against second-place Mundulla, Naracoorte were no match for the northern Tigers and were thrashed by 10 goals, meaning they have been leapfrogged on the ladder by Keith.  Naracoorte trailed from the start and Mundulla only extended the margin the further the game went, with star forward James Hinge kicking six goals and young Harry Kuchel named best player. Zac Peake kicked three goals for Naracoorte and Nathan Davey was named best, but the Demons were well beaten.  Keith were challenged early by Kyby but pulled right away after half time to win by nearly 10 goals. Blake Read was again a star forward with five goals for the Crows, who moved into third place ahead of Naracoorte with the win.  […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

Stable chugging along

by Paul Mitchell The Murphy stable in Naracoorte is chugging along nicely, with a number of horses performing well across SA tracks.  “Duke of Anjou has been thereabouts lately,” said trainer Sue Murphy.  “He’s just had a bit of bad luck, but he’s knocking on the door.  “Hasta La Chilly is the new kid on the block, and he ran second at Gawler recently.  “We’ve got a couple of others who have just turned four but haven’t raced yet…  “They’re ready to go.”

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From Saturday star to support act 

From Saturday star to support act 

By Paul Mitchell Despite starring at a recent Saturday SA metropolitan meeting, Naracoorte stayer Hasta La Fiorente will soon resume his role as supporting act to a rock-star stablemate.  Hasta La Fiorente bolted in over 2500m at Murray Bridge earlier this month, posting his ninth career win and lifting his prizemoney to just under $285,000. […]

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Naracoorte Lucindale Community Care Network

Naracoorte Lucindale Community Care Network

By Norma Davis The Naracoorte Lucindale Community Care Network is a registered charity which was incorporated in 2014. It’s mission is to coordinate responses to critical areas of need, such as emergency food vouchers, mental health and wellbeing projects, care packages, migrant settlement, suicide prevention and substance abuse. Our role is to support established services […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

“Open the Fighting Fund purse”

 Your Say: Ken Grundy, Naracoorte The impact on the farming community resulting from the legislation in WA requiring aboriginal approval prior to basic farm jobs like fencing is of concern to all farmers across the nation. Already similar restrictions apply in parts of Victoria while other States are likely to follow. Concerns range from simple inconvenience to delays and costs for approval and court challenges ahead.  All of this when we have always considered Native Title is automatically extinguished when freehold is the recognised form of legal tenure. The meaning of rights attached to private property are being deliberately blurred and the good effort from the WA Farmers CEO, Trevor Whittington to seek legal opinion warrants support. WA farmers have provided over $25000 to start the fund. It is high time the Farmer’s Fighting Fund established by farmers forty years ago for examples just like this case, opened its wallet […]

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KNTNA junior report – Round 15

Naracoorte and District Hockey Association: Semi-Finals

By Amelie Nancarrow  Under 13’s Redlegs 2 def Kingston Lucindale 1 Goals Redlegs: Grace Law, Seth Gale Goals Kingston Lucindale: Sarah Johns Best Redlegs: Seth Gale, Grace Law, Nate Haynes Best Kingston Lucindale: Sarah Johns, Lachie Withers, Samantha Heddles Report: The game started with Redlegs coming out hard and getting plenty of shots in early on, though they couldn’t quite manage to get through K/L’s defence. There were some excellent clears by the KL backline, and then the game evened out with a great show of teamwork and skill from both sides.  Finally, Grace from Reds managed to get one through, leaving them 1 up at quarter time. The second quarter seemed to be a reversal of the first, with KL starting out strong and determined to even the score, with some more excellent clears to be seen, this time by the Reds defence, and then the game evened out […]

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Apsley Golf news

By Leanne Foster Wednesday was a lovely day for golf and the course looked great thanks to our wonderful volunteers. Ladies played Stroke and Putting. Stroke winner was Leanne Dolling with a lovely 96. Sheryl Kinnane took out the putting with 30 putts. Kylie Walton and Leanne Dolling both had 31 putts. Nearest the pins were Leanne Dolling on 3, 11 and 17 and Fiona Crawley on 11. Sunday saw the final of the Club Handicap Championship for 2023. The winner was Geoff Shortt defeating Ray Wilson 6/5. Congratulations Geoff and well done to Ray on making the final. The rest of the field played a Stableford round. There were some very good scores. Craig Walton 36 points, Henry Waugh 37 points and Matthew Waugh winner with a great score of 39 points. There were no nearest the pins. Longest drive was Matthew Waugh. Good to see our newer members […]

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