
Goals galore and gritty contests in Premier B Women’s opener
Round 1 of the Premier B Women’s competition was a rousing affair, featuring a mixed bag of dominant performances and closely contested battles. New game plans were on display, while
Mazenod saved their most emphatic performance of 2016 for the second semi-final as they ran over Caulfield Grammarians by 83 points at Bill Lawry Oval.
Despite entering the qualifier as the lower ranked side, the Nodders gave no indication of being underdogs as they opened up a 46-point lead by half time.
Another 10 goals to three in the final two terms blew the margin out as Bradley Kovac, Rees Thomas and Thomas Cincotta combined for nine goals with three each.
Rob Mann led from the front in a best-on-ground performance for the Nodders, while Theo Thompson and Tom Green fought valiantly for the Fields.
They will now face the winner of tomorrow’s do-or-die clash between Peninsula and Old Ivanhoe.
Round 1 of the Premier B Women’s competition was a rousing affair, featuring a mixed bag of dominant performances and closely contested battles. New game plans were on display, while
The William Buck Premier Women’s competition started with a bang on Saturday, with a host of new storylines emerging from Round 1. The competition welcomed Premier B-elevated clubs Old Geelong,
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