Warragul & Drouin Gazette

Mid Gippsland vote count

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The official count for all grades of Mid Gippsland football and netball was streamed through Facebook and YouTube last Friday.

The presentati­on included videos supplied by clubs acknowledg­ing the hard work and long hours by so many officials, volunteers, players, coaches, and sponsors in the most trying of circumstan­ces.

The overriding theme was the enjoyment and satisfacti­on every club felt in being a part of the new 13 team competitio­n and how much they are looking forward to renewing their newly formed rivalries and friendship­s in 2022.

In the seniors vote count, Ambu Uliandu took home the BnF with 24 votes. Runners up went to Foster’s Brendan Neville on 16 votes, Mirboo North’s Liam Nash was one vote behind on 15.

The A-Grade netball winner was Yinnar’s Skye McDonald, with runners up Danni Dunn from Morwell East.

“We had a very successful season across the board between football and netball, with all of our teams finishing in the top six.

“Yinnar is a welcoming supportive, family orientated club and I’m really proud of being a part of Yinnar,” McDonald said.

Other winners included:

Netball 15 and Under – Piper Albert – Newborough

Netball 17 and Under – Chloe Huizer – Yinnar

Under 18 Football – Alexander Battersby – MDU

Netball D Grade – Jade Latham – Toora Netball C Grade – Kate Torney - Morwell East

Netball B Grade – Carla Jenkins – Toora Reserves Football – Travis Cameron – Tarwin Cliff Greenwood Memorial Club Championsh­ip went to Yinnar FNC.

Barrie McKenzie Memorial Award for outstandin­g administra­tive service to their club – Clinton Morello – Hill End FNC

 ?? ?? Ambu Uliando took out best and fairest.
Ambu Uliando took out best and fairest.

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