MATCH REVIEW – GIPPSLAND MAROONS

The Maroons finally saw out a tough season without scoring against last years Grand Finalists St Kilda Sharks.

The final margin could have been larger had the Sharks kicked with more accuracy, only kicking eleven goals from 28 scoring shots.

It concludes a season of struggles for the Latrobe Valley based girls, who have managed a single a win from the 2018 season.

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MATCH REVIEW - BASS COAST BREAKERS

Bass Coast Breakers defeated Seaford in their final home and away game at Dalyston on Sunday, taking down the Tigers by 75-points for another perfect record.

The Breakers have confidently held their position on the top of the ladder throughout the season and Seaford, who they defeated by 75 points on Sunday, sit in second position. During the season the Breakers have demonstrated a great commitment to the play. In contrast to other teams, the Breakers pride themselves on having one of the most balanced line ups in the competition. Their skills have improved throughout the year which was highlighted in their win on Sunday.

The previous time they met Seaford, in round five, the score line was much closer; the Breakers won by only two points.

Goal kickers for the game were Tayla Stahl Smith 5, Kelly O’Neill 3, Kanisha Thomas 2, Kate Edney 1 and Jenna Russo 1. Best on ground mentions go to Kate Edney, Emma Volard, Kelly O’Neill, Tilesha Sandbach, Tayla Stahl Smith and Chelsea Connell.

Bass Coast's Tayla Stahl Smith leads the goal kicking tally with an impressing 60 goals kicked over the season - 41 more than any other player.

South Gippsland Sentinel Times

MATCH REVIEW - WARRAGUL

The Warragul Industrials Women’s football team played their final home and away game on Sunday playing against Cranbourne at Casey Fields in windy conditions. Both sides were evenly matched with Cranborne winning on their previous encounter, but the Dusties were looking to turn that around after a good win last week.
The game started with some fierce tackling, the Dusties girls having the majority of the possession in their forward 50 and kicking the first score of the game with a behind. But not to be outdone the Cranbourne team fought back taking control of the end of the first quarter and booting a goal before the first break of the match.
The second quarter saw the Cranbourne girls dominate, but not to be outdone the Dusties girls fought hard to keep in the game and a goal from Breanna Pratt kept the Dusties in touch, trailing eight points at the major change.
Some fierce tackling by the Dusties gave them the majority of the ball but the girls were not able to get past the hardened defensive side at Cranbourne. That prevented them on numerous occasions in kicking another goal in the third. Some exciting and impressive tackling skills displayed by new women’s player Channen Dare gave the Dusties girls every opportunity to put them closer to Cranbourne, but it was still Cranbourne in the lead at the final change by seven points.
The Dusties were well and truly in touch for the final quarter of football and they gave their all, pushing the ball forward on numerous occasions but Cranbourne backs continued to thwart every effort the Dusties made. As the game was still winnable for them with two minutes left, unfortunately it wasn’t to be and Cranbourne came away winner on the day by 11 points. Even with the win by Cranbourne, the Dusties finished a very respectable fifth on the ladder for the season.
Warragul & Drouin Gazette

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