Spectators watch onSeniors pre-game kicksReserves ready for game timeWarm up done, let’s goLuke Nelson back with the flightMackenzie Mann kicks off the groundPatrick Mulvahill clears it from the defensive 50Luke Nelson boots it long down the wingJordy O’Brien goes bangAnd goals!CelebrationsNathan Richardson dives on his opponentPaddy McCormack clears the ballRicho hits up a short targetMartin Grinter gets some air timeLands and plays on quicklyAndy Devine gets a handball awayLiam Walsh streams through the middle of the groundCameron Marcroft finds some spaceAndy gets the ball on the bootRicho with another inside 50Ernie Fan takes on the tacklerGets slung in a rough tackleEarns the free kick after the siren and goes the old barrelCoaches address, Michael CorrentiMick’s messageSome points to work onHuddle, let’s go boysJamie Koo has a run off half backRob Pain uses the handballFinds James Toomey in spaceAnd goes long into our forward 50Brendan Plowman competes in the ruckWalshy with another attacking disposalJobba on the lead, you beauty!Richo with the quick fire handballWalshy with the quick play on and ball inside 50Cam Mcpherson sinks the boot into itAnd cops a late hitMartin Grinter gets on the end of the downfieldAnd puts it throughLaughlin Cargnali with the ball in the backlineWalshy lays a big tackleCam McPherson takes a mark in the middle of the groundMark O’Brien searches for an optionSugar wraps him up, ballllll!Dom Tracy gets a clearing handball to ToomseySiren sounds and Albert Park too goodPost-game chatsOnto next week for a spot in the grand finalSkipper Andy Castles leads the troops outCoach Ricky NolanHow’s the hops on Matt Ogle?Tate Spiteri with an early goalAnd takes out the umpireDown he goesRiley Alexander being heldBrings down a one handerWiz goals from deep and celebratesPat Lindsay carefully measures the kickAnd finds Spitta on the leadSpitta prepares from the tough angleBig mark from Archie ConboyAnd goes searching inside 50 to the squareSpitta takes a ripper markThe kick is goodSpitta looking dangerous again and centres itTo Wiz who is involved in a big collisionJonty Randall fires off the handballTo Connor McCredden who kicks under pressureCharlie Scanlon to take the throw inRicky is out in spaceBen Vicary with a shot on goalIt’s straight through the big sticksBryce Dowler makes his opponent feel itRiley Keath charges forwardHarry Tanner from the boundaryMarvellous as Wiz looks on in disbeliefWiz earns a free kick for a holdAndy CastlesTyler CostaTom WhelanHaz, Darcy Thorn and Archie ConboyWiz and DoullsTate Tregea-Copeland and Ross Campbell watch onRicky NolanSam Benetti-BakerSome handy KPI’sThe addressStrong first quarter but need to keep goingSwifty and Hasty roam off the groundOges dominating in the ruckHaz uses the ball efficiently by handCas finds Spitta inside 50Who goals and loves it!BB looks into the corridorFinds Costa with the chest markWiz looks back insideOges gets a kick awayHaz on the burstBull with a massive block while Haz wants the 1-2Costa back to HazWheels patrolling the backlineArchie Conboy appeals for the 50Rob Fawcett applies great pressure and a big tackleBack with the flight, Wiz marks just in timePlay on snap and goalsAAA goes long into DoullsDoulls gets the handball off just in timeUncle lines up for goalHalf time, what a first halfWill Lowry gets the ball away from the danger areaCosta nails his Swinburne opponent in a massive tackleWheels searching for options, calm under pressure as alwaysTap crashes the packOges puts it where the midfielders wantThorny gains some groundBBVicars another shot on goalThe nervous waitAnother one baby, Uncle is up and aboutThe lads celebrateOges tries to take a mark well over the lineWiz gets a quick-fire kick awaySwinburne are working hard to stay close, time to put them awayKeathy will take some tacklingVicars lurking in hope of a third goalTurnover from a Swinburne chip kick, and Rick makes them payWiz and Rick are pumpedThe embraceThe boys get to himClean hands from DoullsLachlan Miller breaks a tackleAnd kicks to Keathy on the arcKeathy bombs it longThe lean to get it homeAnd its through, a massive goal!Keathy and UncleCelebrationsDoulls puts one through and gets the boys up and aboutThe fist pumpFather and son momentThe dynamic duo combine againWiz stays strong to hit Doulls with the handball from the groundGreat playDoulls goes long into the 50And leads his man to the throw inYour turn ScannersBANG, How do you like that, another one to the Trobers!Hasty doing a superb job on the statsFinal address to the boys at 3 quarter timeUncle with a handball out of the middleLachlan Webb breaks a tackle and streams out of the engine roomLove this sequence, clean rove from WizPuts on the afterburnersBeautiful kick on the run for goalThis is what passion looks likeRight in front of the Swinburne crowdWhat a moment!ConnectionSpitta goals with the left foot snapC’MON Trobers!!Webby has a shot on the runIn the back, free-kickSnap at goal just missesWiz with the outstretched mark
The final home-and-away round saw multiple milestone games and retirements celebrated with the Women defeated at home by top side Ormond while the Men travelled south to play Albert Park. The Midday Show needed a win to play finals but fell well short while the Seniors had secured their finals berth and impressed with a 42-point win....
While the Men's teams had the weekend off with yet another bye, it was the Women hosting Power House on Tony Sheehan Oval. The visitors had the first use of the breeze, started the quickest and were never headed as they ran out winners by 43 points....
Unfortunately, it was another very tough weekend for all sides after the Women were defeated by Marcellin OC, The Midday Show were in front at the final siren but a free kick after the siren saw them headed by 3 points, and the Senior Men suffered a heavy defeat to Hawthorn after claiming a memorable win the last time they met at Rathmines Road Reserve....
It was a very tough weekend for all 3 teams as the Women were defeated by 4 points away against Old Carey and both Men's team suffered heavy defeats against ladder leaders Wattle Park on Tony Sheehan Oval....
The Men's teams enjoyed their weekend bye round while the Women hosted Monash Blues on Tony Sheehan Oval with just 18 players available meaning there would be little rest during each quarter! After a tight first term the visitors jumped clear in the second before a flurry of behinds saw Monash winning by 18 points at the final siren - 36 to 18....
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