Warragul & Drouin Gazette

Dusties win re-match

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Cora Lynn and Warragul Industrial­s met in the Reserves in a grand final rematch.

The end result was similar to last year’s decider, with Dusties too good in winning 12-13 (85) to 2-1 (13).

Not helped by an undermanne­d senior side due to injury, the Cobras struggled to win possession in their front half as Dusties controlled the contest from start to finish.

It took the Cobras until the third term to register a score and by that stage the match was already well in Dusties’ keeping.

Shane Ingham kicked three goals to feature among Dusties’ best, while Jack Commadeur also kicked three majors.

Lee Jefferies, Drew Davey, James Hall, Scott Lindsay and Troy Hemming also had a major bearing on the contest.

The Cobras were best served by Travis Ramsdale, Thomas Arnett, Chris Sharpe, Corey Ramsdale and Blake Millier.

Cobras strong

Cora Lynn overcame some early inaccuracy to continue its strong from with an all the way win in the under 18s, 910 (64) to 2-3 (15).

Dusties simply found it hard to score in the difficult conditions.

Lachlan Miceli, Jared Atkinson, Ben Virgona, Michael Rossetti, Adam Jenner and Jackson Becker led the way for the Cobras.

Murray Kingwill, Jake Bundle, Jacob Walker, Jackson Perry, Isaac Lalor and Bradley Curtain battled hard for Dusties.

Cobras all the way

Cora Lynn was also too strong in the under 16s, winning 11-11 (77) to 3-2 (20).

The Cobras kicked 10 goals to one in the first half to put the result beyond doubt.

Chase Blackwood kicked three goals, while Zarn Green, Dylan Alberni, Liam Taylor, Lachlan Taylor and Patrick Briffa were other solid contributo­rs.

Dusties were best served by Will Gibson, Bailey Wright, Billy Andrews, Nick Elliott, Mitch Crole and Liam HarmanDorn­ey.

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