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ALBERTONA GRADE 17 & Under

Team P % Pts Fish Creek 13 215.71 44Kor-Bena 13 228.38 52 Phillip Island 13 168.40 44Dalyston 13 206.18 48 Dalyston 13 216.87 42Foster 13 142.36 44 I-Kongwak 13 155.09 40Fish Creek 13 136.85 36 Foster 13 155.10 34Toora 13 128.87 28 MDU 13 127.51 32I-Kongwak 13 100.37 24 Kor-Bena 13 117.24 28Phillip Island 13 99.61 24 Tarwin 13 70.60 16MDU 13 93.10 20 Kilcunda-Bass 13 54.43 12Stony Creek 13 92.46 20 Stony Creek 13 51.73 12Tarwin 13 78.22 8 DWWWW 13 37.41 8Kilcunda-Bass 13 53.37 8 Toora 13 39.15 0DWWWW 13 24.63 0 15 & Under

B GRADE I-Kongwak 13 273.98 52Kor-Bena 13 224.37 52 MDU 13 316.67 48I-Kongwak 13 191.80 48 Phillip Island 13 163.96 40Dalyston 13 147.87 40 Foster 13 159.50 40Toora 13 117.84 34 Kor-Bena 13 185.87 36Foster 13 119.96 32 Fish Creek 13 87.20 24MDU 13 108.30 28 Tarwin 13 76.40 20Phillip Island 13 111.94 26 Toora 13 75.16 20Fish Creek 13 97.13 20 Dalyston 13 87.97 16Stony Creek 13 94.18 16 Kilcunda-Bass 13 52.82 12Tarwin 13 65.66 8 DWWWW 13 41.31 4Kilcunda-Bass 13 42.16 8 Stony Creek 13 14.39 0DWWWW 13 27.39 0

C GRADE 13 & UnderKor-Bena 13 233.04 52 I-Kongwak 13 438.53 48Dalyston 13 250.46 44 Dalyston 13 420.62 48Toora 13 160.32 44 Kor-Bena 13 325.69 44I-Kongwak 13 129.09 36 Phillip Island 13 146.20 32Stony Creek 13 97.40 36 Fish Creek 13 124.62 32Phillip Island 13 97.23 24 Toora 13 97.70 32MDU 13 85.30 24 Stony Creek 13 36.87 24Tarwin 13 86.18 20 Foster 13 75.64 20Fish Creek 13 73.10 20 Tarwin 13 27.17 20Kilcunda-Bass 13 51.54 8 DWWWW 11 0.00 0Foster 13 55.96 4 Kilcunda-Bass 11 0.00 0DWWWW 13 0.00 0 MDU 11 0.00 0

ELLINBANK

GIPPSLAND LEAGUEA GRADE 17 & Under

Team % Pts Sale 188.00 42Morwell 126.90 40 Moe 140.72 40Drouin 153.83 38 Maffra 138.85 34Traralgon 141.02 36 Traralgon 134.02 32Leongatha 116.17 32 Drouin 145.96 30Sale 118.85 26 Bairnsdale 117.81 24Moe 108.19 24 Wonthaggi Power 110.17 20Maffra 95.72 24 Leongatha 60.08 12Wonthaggi Power 80.68 12 Warragul 55.69 6Bairnsdale 82.82 8 Morwell 30.92 0Warragul 39.78 0 15 & Under

B GRADE Maffra 261.04 46Traralgon 152.49 48 Drouin 160.83 38Leongatha 142.76 36 Sale 134.85 36Moe 113.30 30 Traralgon 145.99 32Wonthaggi Power 115.42 28 Wonthaggi Power 122.44 30Sale 101.78 28 Moe 96.95 26Morwell 115.18 26 Bairnsdale 82.48 16Drouin 121.02 24 Leongatha 61.51 12Bairnsdale 72.67 16 Warragul 47.23 4Maffra 73.76 4 Morwell 38.64 0Warragul 47.29 0 13 & Under

Traralgon 239.06 40C GRADEWonthaggi Power 216.30 40Traralgon 141.34 36Sale 193.49 40Wonthaggi Power 112.40 34Bairnsdale 227.40 36Bairnsdale 128.21 32Maffra 86.76 24Leongatha 109.52 32Morwell 96.45 20Moe 115.34 28Leongatha 81.75 20Sale 110.24 28Drouin 64.64 12Morwell 110.92 26Moe 39.34 8Drouin 86.22 16Warragul 15.20 0Maffra 78.65 8

Warragul 35.78 0

A GRADE D GRADEKoo Wee Rup 11 217.07 44 Cora Lynn 12 198.47 44Catani 11 136.90 40 Ellinbank 11 206.57 36Ellinbank 11 170.00 38 Bunyip 11 177.82 36Nar Nar Goon 12 184.56 34 Koo Wee Rup 11 142.23 32Buln Buln 11 129.41 30 Warragul Ind. 11 141.45 32Bunyip 10 140.88 28 Catani 11 138.15 32Lang Lang 12 127.96 28 Garfield 11 93.13 28Warragul Ind. 11 124.44 28 Nar Nar Goon 12 90.67 24Poowong 11 152.91 26 Lang Lang 12 106.87 20Neerim South 12 115.83 16 Buln Buln 11 104.18 20Cora Lynn 12 89.01 16 Nyora 12 86.86 20Nilma Darnum 11 76.81 16 Nilma Darnum 11 74.92 16Longwarry 11 53.29 12 Poowong 11 62.82 16Garfield 10 14.69 4 Neerim South 12 52.88 4Nyora 12 45.07 0 Longwarry 11 24.56 4

B GRADE E GRADEWarragul Ind. 11 201.69 48 Ellinbank 11 313.21 44Poowong 11 192.31 44 Garfield 11 145.81 44Ellinbank 11 187.86 36 Warragul Ind. 11 286.08 40Koo Wee Rup 11 140.67 32 Buln Buln 11 180.92 36Nilma Darnum 11 117.68 32 Cora Lynn 12 142.22 35Cora Lynn 12 134.57 30 Koo Wee Rup 11 137.78 33Buln Buln 11 140.65 28 Bunyip 11 99.55 24Bunyip 11 128.97 26 Poowong 11 86.81 24Catani 11 84.05 22 Nyora 12 94.35 16Nar Nar Goon 12 79.62 18 Lang Lang 12 67.01 16Neerim South 12 69.69 16 Longwarry 11 57.05 16Garfield 11 71.86 12 Nilma Darnum 11 65.66 12Lang Lang 12 59.16 12 Nar Nar Goon 12 50.90 12Longwarry 11 50.75 8 Neerim South 12 55.71 6Nyora 12 36.52 0 Catani 11 36.84 4

C GRADE F GRADEEllinbank 11 258.05 44 Warragul Ind. 11 413.10 48Koo Wee Rup 11 162.38 42 Poowong 11 236.36 36Warragul Ind. 11 200.00 40 Cora Lynn 12 199.19 36Cora Lynn 12 187.69 38 Ellinbank 11 149.07 36Buln Buln 11 230.39 36 Nar Nar Goon 12 132.35 32Nilma Darnum 11 146.33 36 Bunyip 11 99.45 30Poowong 11 113.12 24 Catani 11 124.86 28Bunyip 11 109.61 24 Nyora 12 131.25 24Lang Lang 12 99.41 24 Lang Lang 12 83.13 24Longwarry 11 63.66 16 Garfield 11 75.00 20Garfield 11 35.57 12 Koo Wee Rup 11 74.74 16Nar Nar Goon 12 66.57 8 Buln Buln 11 65.22 12Catani 11 51.41 8 Longwarry 11 51.41 10Neerim South 12 43.39 8 Neerim South 12 43.51 10Nyora 12 36.20 0 Nilma Darnum 11 17.14 4

|SPORT NETBALL

Storm’s Alberton girls shone in two grand finals, winning the 15 and Under, Division 1 and 2, on the same night at the Waverley Netball Centre. The teams included, from left, Shae Kyle (Division 2) from Leongatha, Haylee Morris (Division 2) from Cape Woolamai, Taylah Turner (Division 1) from Corinella and Kayla Red-path (Division 2) from Stony Creek.

Storming to grand final winsGIPPSLAND Storm Elite Development Netball Club

has again proven itself to be one of the strongest jun-ior netball clubs in the state, taking home three out of four premierships at the Waverley Netball Centre, just before the school break.

The club’s success started on Wednesday night, with the Under 17s getting over the line in the dying stag-es of the their grand final against Whitehorse by the smallest of margins.

Having finished the regular season in first position, the team were confident of taking home the premier-ship, but unfortunately pre-game nerves, and funda-mental errors when in possession, kept Whitehorse in the contest, and there were no more than four goals between both teams for the entire 60 minutes.

Whitehorse were able to extend its lead in the match to four goals during the third quarter, and it seemed that Storm would not be able to regain control of the match, making unforced errors when control and composure were required.

Storm trailed by two goals at the final break.The girls threw everything into the last quar-

ter, pushing themselves to their absolute limit, and through sheer persistence took the lead in the last 15 seconds of the game, and then held out Whitehorse’s last ditch effort to draw level.

Final score: 40-39.Best on court was awarded to Corinella’s Taylah

Turner for her strong effort at GA.The club’s success was followed up on the Thursday

night, where the club had its Under 13 (Division 1), Under 15 (Division 1) and Under 15 (Division 2) com-peting in their respective grand finals.

The night didn’t start off on the right note, with the Under 13s going down to a well drilled Chelsea outfit.

To their credit, all players competed hard for the entire match and did themselves proud, but it was fundamental errors at crucial times in the match that cost Storm momentum and Chelsea capitalised, tak-ing home the grand final 31-19.

Storm continued their dominance of the Under 15 competition, taking home both division premierships.

In the Division 2 grand final, Jodie Hanssen and her players proved that you have to win the right games at the right time of the season, defeating Kingston 29-27 in a tightly contested grand final.

The Division 2s had a rollercoaster of a season,

playing some great netball at times, but also playing well below their potential, and only six weeks ago, they were embarrassed by Kingston to the tune of 20 goals.

Having scraped into fourth position at the end of the regular season, no-one expected that Hanssen and her players would pull out their two best performances of the season in finals, and that they did, surprising eve-rybody, themselves included, to take home the team’s second premiership in 12 months.

The Division 1s again proved themselves to be the best junior team at Waverley on Thursday night, tak-ing home their eighth premiership in 11 attempts, de-feating a determined Yarra 33-26.

Having totally dominated the competition for the season, going through undefeated and with a percent-age just short of 200 per cent, the girls were never willing to allow their opponent a chance of spoiling the party, and from the first whistle, it was obvious that Storm had come to play.

The first quarter was all Storms, with disciplined defence, silky transition through the mid court, and accurate goaling keeping the scoreboard tick-ing over, and a 9-3 score line reflecting the team’s dominance.

Yarra responded in the second quarter, catching the Storm girls off guard, and by half time, the lead had been cut to two 14-12.

The second half was a great contest between two teams not willing to give an inch, but it was Storm’s continuous pressure across the court, and bigger, stronger bodies inside the attacking end that proved the difference.

Best on court was awarded to Georgia Hutchinson for her great game at WA and WD.

Building on another very successful autumn season at the Waverley Netball Centre, Gippsland Storm launched its first ever TID Tournament to be held on Sunday, September 27 at the Cardinia Life YMCA Pakenham.

The tournament is open to all 13 and Under and 15 and Under netball teams, within the greater Gippsland regional football and netball league clubs and Melbourne outer eastern leagues.

There will be prize money for first, second and third, plus trophies.

See www.gippslandstorm.com.au for more details or call head coach Simon O’Shanassy on 0413 483 516.

Storm girls celebrate after winning two grand finals on the same night, 15 and Under Division 1 and 2. The coaches, centre front row, Jodie Hanssen and Simon O’Shanassy were delighted with both squads’ performances during the autumn season at Waverley.