Mundulla claims hard-fought win

Jun 24, 2026 | This Week's Issue

KNTFL A Grade match report – Keith v Mundulla By Barb Altus Keith and Mundulla won alternate quarters, with the Crows winning the first and third, but the Tigers won the second to level the scores at half-time before their strong final term turned a seven-point three-quarter time deficit into a fifteen-point win. Keith kept the Moots scoreless in the first quarter despite their hard work, particularly by Jaeschke, Hinge, Billy Wiese, Tink, Phillips, and King. The Crows’ first scoring shot by Hender early in the term was touched through for a minor score, and their second score came twelve minutes into the term when Will McMurray worked the ball to Aaron Young who kicked truly. Keith kept attacking with Innes, Craig, Cunningham, and Will Schreiber prominent and scored two majors in as many minutes late in the term, the first when Johnson snapped accurately from the boundary, and the […]

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