Lining up: Yarroweyah’s Tristan Decicio targets the goal. Photos: Hayley Benson
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It was a successful weekend on the field for two of the region’s senior Picola and District Football League sides, with Strathmerton and Katamatite both picking up wins.
Flying high: Yarroweyah’s Dylan Langshaw marks the ball in the reserves.
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For Katamatite Saturday’s game was significant for more reasons than just the football result.
While the Tigers picked up a solid 11.13 (79) to 3.8 (26) win over Rennie at home, the match marked game number 200 for playing coach Jedd Wright.
Off the ground: Yarroweyah’s Leo Quinane battles for the ball in the thirds.
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Part of the club since the 1990s and senior coach since 2018, Wright is Katamatite through and through and the mentor kicked two goals to celebrate the occasion.
One-handed catch: Yarroweyah’s Lauren Mcilveen looks to keep the ball in play in the B-grade competition.
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Alongside Wright, Patrick Riordan stood out for the Tigers, while Wright’s brother Sam kicked four goals in the much-needed win.
Elsewhere, Strathmerton travelled to Katunga for a top-four clash, coming away with an impressive 14.10 (94) to 7.11 (53) win.
Fully focused: Yarroweyah’s Rebekah Jones looks to pass in the B-grade.
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A big second half ultimately proved the difference in this one, with Katunga leading at both quarter-time and half-time before Strathmerton stepped up in the second half.
Speaking to the Shepparton News, Bulldogs coach Tim Bramich said Katunga had the better of the contest early.
Eyes on the ball: Yarroweyah’s Brooke Tate looks to take a catch in the C-grade.
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“Inside 50s were pretty tight for the day and they had the better of it early. They beat us around the footy which we aren’t used to, so it took us a bit to adjust to that,” Bramich said.
In the ruck: Yarroweyah’s Charlie Fox fights for the ball in the thirds.
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“It’s a good win, we’re starting to get some good momentum.”
Minis Day: Yarroweyah’s minis banner run.
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In the reserves competition Yarroweyah went down to Berrigan 5.3 (33) to 13.11 (89) at home.
Passing time: Yarroweyah’s Harry Henderson looks to release the ball in the minis.
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Corey Percy, Dylan Langshaw and Geoff Benson all stood out for the Hoppers, meanwhile Tocumwal had a week off.
Ready to go: Yarroweyah’s Brydie Iskov gets ready to pass the ball in the minis.
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In the Picola and District Netball League A-grade competition Strathmerton picked up a narrow 45-39 win over Katunga, while Katamatite downed Rennie 66-53 and Tocumwal had a week off.
Eyes up: Yarroweyah’s Loralie Church looks for a teammate in the minis.
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Yarroweyah’s B-grade team went down to Berrigan 28-34.
This weekend Katamatite’s football and netball team’s will welcome Berrigan, Tocumwal will travel to Rennie, Yarroweyah will face an away trip to Jerilderie and Strathmerton’s senior sides will have the week off.
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