Warragul & Drouin Gazette

Dogs advance over Cats

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Bunyip advanced through to the Reserves grand final with victory over the previously undefeated Neerim-Neerim South in the second semi final.

The Cats were left to rue missed opportunit­ies, with a 2-10 return to three-quarter-time keeping the Bulldogs in the match.

Trailing by just six-points at the final change, the Bulldogs had a sniff and didn’t let the opportunit­y slip. They banged through five goals while keeping the Cats to just one-point to win 7-5 (47) to 2-11 (23).

Mitchell Young booted four goals to be best for the Bulldogs. Sam Davies, Matthew Sloan, James Hynes and David Bates supported him.

Mathew Churchill, Jack Fallon, Chris Saunders, Darren Ratten, Jack Erickson and Tim Beaurain were listed as the better players for the Cats.

Cobras through

Cora Lynn’s under 18 side will join their senior counterpar­ts in action on grand final day after winning through with a tight win over Buln Buln, 4-12 (36) to 2-8 (20).

The Lyrebirds held a narrow three-point lead at half time, but failed to score a goal in the second half to go down.

Buln Buln will now need to advance through the preliminar­y final and may have to sweat on the availabili­ty of Sam Savige who is on report.

Brayden Weller, Michael Rossetti, Lachlan Miceli, Lochie Peluso, Tristan Fernandez-Phillips and Ben Virgona helped the Cobras to victory.

Nicholas Castle, Sean Symes, James Ireland, Jake Pierrehumb­ert, Jarrod Castle and Reece Campbell best served the Lyrebirds.

Cobras have three

Cora Lynn will have three of its four teams in the grand final, with its under 16s also winning through over Koo wee rup, 9-7 (61) to 5-3 (33).

Trailing by six-points at half time, the Cobras clicked into gear to kick six goals to one in the second half and run our comfortabl­e victor.

Matthew Ryan kicked three goals, while Chase Blackwood, Darcy Jones, Corey Brook, Patrick Briffa and Ryan Hartley were also named amongst the best.

Jack Johns, Matthew Voss, Luke Edwards, Mitchell Davey, Brody Sungalis and Mitchell Cammarano were the better players for the Demons.

 ??  ?? Above: Cora Lynn’s Tristan FranadezPh­illips gathers possession during the under 18 second semi final against Buln Buln
Above: Cora Lynn’s Tristan FranadezPh­illips gathers possession during the under 18 second semi final against Buln Buln
 ??  ?? Buln Buln’s Jarrod Castle contests a boundary throw in with Cora Lynn’s Michael Rossetti during the second semi final; Photograph­s: Tom Elton
Buln Buln’s Jarrod Castle contests a boundary throw in with Cora Lynn’s Michael Rossetti during the second semi final; Photograph­s: Tom Elton
 ??  ?? Right: Bunyip’s Lachlan Petch and Nathan Lieshout lead in the race for the ball as Cora Lynn opponents Nicholas Helsby and Nathan Langley close in
Right: Bunyip’s Lachlan Petch and Nathan Lieshout lead in the race for the ball as Cora Lynn opponents Nicholas Helsby and Nathan Langley close in

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