Men’s round-up by Jakeb Rhodes June 18: Slated as the game of the season, the New Norfolk Panthers senior men’s team took on DOSA at Tynwald Park. Inspired by their female counterparts earlier beating top-of-the-table Huon Valley 4-2. After a poor result earlier in the season against DOSA, the Panthers
ROUND 12 – July 7 & 9 Milestone game players 75 NNJFC club games – Sean Brownlow, Under 14. Results in brief Under-18 Girls – bye.Under-16.5 7.8 lost to Huonville 23.13. Goals: Nick Ransley, Liam Lowe, Hayden James, Ryan Bartels, Riley Triffett. Best: Liam Lowe, Loughlin Fraser, Angus Fraser, Riley
Saturday 8/7/2023 Warner Family Stableford – A Grade: J. Hastie 39, J. Stevenson 36, L. Triffitt 35; B Grade: L. Dittmann 37, S. Triffitt 35, G. Bailey 34; C Grade: R. Hoare 31, A. Watts 30, N. Heron 27. NTP: 3rd A. Richardson, 6/15th R. Walters, 8/17th D. Stevenson, 11th
ROUND 11 – June 30 and July 2 ROUND 11 saw quite a number of milestone games celebrated, from 50 NNJFC club games through to 100 career junior games. In what has been a regular thing with the strengthening of relationships between the junior and senior clubs this season, Senior
SFL ROUND 12 – NEW NORFOLK v HOBART THERE were only two games for the Eagles at Boyer Oval last Saturday. The Lady Eagles, following a good win against the Brighton ladies the week before, were looking to make it two on the trot against University. The Reserves, following a
NEW NORFOLK NEWS photo gallery from the two SFL/SFLW games at Boyer Oval on Saturday, which resulted in a win to the New Norfolk women over University, and a narrow loss to the Reserves against Hobart. PREVIOUS GALLERIES: More local sport. See more Derwent Valley and Central Highlands news
THE New Norfolk Senior Women’s side defeated University in the SFLW Division 2 fixture at Boyer Oval this morning (July 1), reversing the result of their previous encounter this season. In the second match at Boyer, Hobart scored a narrow win over New Norfolk in the SFL Reserves competition. The
SFL Round 12 tomorrow (July 1) will see the Senior Men and Colts teams having another bye, but it will be a special day at Boyer Oval with the Reserves playing Hobart and the Senior Women playing University in a fundraiser in aid of Isabelle White’s treatment for leukaemia. Entry
ROUND 10 – June 23 & 25 THIS round didn’t get off to a very good start with rain and ground closures causing the Friday evening fixtures to be washouts. By Sunday the grounds had dried enough to allow play for that day’s games. Across the New Norfolk Junior Football
SFL ROUND 11 – NEW NORFOLK v BRIGHTON Senior Report by Wayne Walker SUPERIOR teamwork and smart use of the football across the width of the Pontville Oval was the catalyst for a comfortable 96-point victory by the Brighton Robins over a battling but tenacious New Norfolk Eagles outfit on Saturday.
Saturday 24/6/2023 3rd Round Windsor Trophy stableford – A Grade: G. Smith 39, L. Wardlaw c/b, J. Hall 36 c/b; B Grade: J. Watson 41, D. Vagg 37, A. Leitch 35; C Grade: A. Watts 37, T. Hardwick 36, J. Cox 33. NTPs: 3rd G. Triffitt, 6/15th T. Hardwick, 8/17th
BRIGHTON Football Club has retained the Barwick-Browning Shield after three big wins over the New Norfolk men’s teams in the Brendon Browning Memorial Day games at Pontville today. New Norfolk won the shield in the first encounter two years ago and Brighton has won it twice since then. | SENIORS:
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