SFL ROUND 8 Women’s Report by – Chris Lovell LAST Saturday the NNDFC’s much-improved senior women’s team travelled to Abbotsfield Park to play Claremont for the second time this season. The Eagles were looking to continue their winning streak to maintain top spot on the SFLW Division 3 ladder. After
NEW NORFOLK NEWS images from the SFL Reserves match at Boyer Oval on Saturday between home team New Norfolk and the Brighton Robins. The photos are from the fourth quarter. SEE THE PREVIOUS GALLERIES:New Norfolk Colts v Huonville on April 30 New Norfolk Women v Claremont on Good Friday, April
SFL ROUND 7 – NEW NORFOLK v BRIGHTON Senior Report by Wayne Walker THE Brighton Robins broke a significant record last Saturday. From 2000 to 2021, New Norfolk and Brighton played 44 games with New Norfolk winning 40 and Brighton winning four. The two teams played 21 times at the
HISTORY was made for the New Norfolk Junior Football Club recently when Under 16.5 player Brodie Scanlon played his 134th club game and claimed the honour of the most games played on record, toppling the record held by Jake Bearman who in 2016 played his 133rd club game. NNFJC registrar
| SENIORS: Brighton 18.9 (117) d New Norfolk 5.5 (35)| RESERVES: New Norfolk 9.6 (60) d Brighton 6.6 (43)| COLTS: Brighton 9.9 (63) d New Norfolk 8.3 (51)| WOMEN: New Norfolk v South East Suns at Pembroke Park, Sorell, 10am on May 15
HISTORY was created for the New Norfolk District Football Club last Saturday, May 7, when father and son Josh and Zayden Kelly ran out for the Eagle seniors against the Dodges Ferry Sharks at Shark Park. In our recorded history, this is the first time this has occurred at Senior
NEW Norfolk’s junior footballers can look forward to playing with increased safety when they return to Tynwald Park following last week’s flooding. While the ground is presently out of bounds, the New Norfolk Junior Football Club has received the donation of custom-made protective padding for the goal posts. NNJFC registrar
SFL ROUND 6 – DODGES FERRY v NEW NORFOLK Senior Report – by Wayne Walker THE Dodges Ferry Sharks were right at home as they soaked up the heavy wet conditions to run out big winners by 90 points over a battling New Norfolk side at Shark Park on Saturday.
THE annual Auskick program will kick off in New Norfolk later this week, with a new venue to be announced following last week’s extensive flooding of the New Norfolk Junior Football Club’s home ground at Tynwald Park. The NNJFC will once again run the Auskick program, which is designed to
Saturday 7/5/2022 Stableford – A Grade: D. Stevenson 37 c/b, G. Hack 37, T. Jenkins 36; B Grade: L. Heron 36 c/b, A. Hepburn 36, A. Bewley 35 c/b; C Grade: K. Clark 29, J. Broadhead 26; NTP: 3rd J. Wilton, 6/15th A. Bewley, 8/17th B. Hall, 11th D. Stevenson.
| SENIORS: Dodges Ferry 17.11 (133) d New Norfolk 3.5 (23) | RESERVES: Dodges Ferry 8.11 (50) d New Norfolk 1.7 (13) | COLTS: New Norfolk 11.19 (85) d Dodges Ferry 1.2 (8) | WOMEN: New Norfolk 4.2 (26) d Brighton 3.0 (18) at Pontville
NEW NORFOLK NEWS images from the SFL Colts match at Boyer Oval on Saturday between home team New Norfolk and the Huonville Lions. The photos are from the second quarter. SEE THE PREVIOUS GALLERIES:New Norfolk Women v Claremont on Good FridayNew Norfolk Senior Men v Cygnet on April 9New Norfolk
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