IT was a day of contrasts at Boyer Oval last Saturday with New Norfolk’s senior women’s side winning through to the SFLW grand final while the senior men’s side saw their season come to a sudden end. The reserves have made their way into the finals and the colts play
THE New Norfolk Reserves had a convincing win over Sorell in their final roster game of the season last weekend and will now meet Huonville in the reserves elimination final at Dodges Ferry at 11am this Saturday. New Norfolk and Derwent Valley News snapped these few images of the team
RESULTS from the games played at Boyer Oval today: | SENIOR WOMEN – SFLW SECOND SEMI-FINAL: New Norfolk 9.10 (64) d Brighton 3.0 (18)| RESERVES – SFL ROUND 18: New Norfolk 11.6 (72) d Sorell 4.5 (29)| SENIORS- SFL ROUND 18: Sorell 21.17 (143) v New Norfolk 8.6 (54) |
THE Eagles have finished the home and away season on top of the SFLW Division 3 ladder losing only one game for the season. Following a massive 217-point victory the week before, the Eagles senior women travelled to Pontville Oval last Saturday for a much tougher assignment against the second-placed
ONE of New Norfolk’s most successful veteran golfers is calling on others to take part in the New Norfolk Golf Club’s Seniors Invitational later this year. John Kinloch, 83, has been achieving the remarkable feat of shooting scores equal to or less than his age on a consistent basis for
RESULTS from the one SFL game played today featuring New Norfolk: | SENIOR WOMEN: New Norfolk 5.2 (32) d Brighton 0.3 (3) at Pontville | COLTS: Bye| RESERVES: Bye| SENIORS: Bye
THE brown trout season opens tomorrow, August 6, and a big group of Derwent Valley anglers turned out yesterday to get the latest advice at the Williams Outdoors trout fishing information night. Inland Fisheries Service spokesman Rob Freeman said there had been a pleasing increase in the number of licensed
Senior Report by Wayne Walker AFTER a slow start in the first quarter the New Norfolk Eagles showed more natural improvement as they worked their way back into the contest against the Brighton Robins at Pontville Oval last Saturday. After trailing by 39 points earlier in the game the Eagles
MEMBERS of local business Burn Functional Fitness competed in the Grit Fitness Partner Competition in Moonah last Sunday (July 24). The 16 everyday gym-goers competed against some of the fittest in the state across five gruelling events that tested strength, endurance and mental fortitude. The day was a great success
RESULTS from the Brendon Browning Memorial games matches at Pontville today: | COLTS: Brighton 14.6 (90) d New Norfolk 5.4 (34)| RESERVES: New Norfolk 19.12 (126) d Brighton 7.6 (48)| SENIORS: Brighton 16.9 (105) d New Norfolk 12.6 (78) | SENIOR WOMEN: New Norfolk 33.19 (217) d Lauderdale 0.0 (0)
NEW NORFOLK NEWS images from the SFL colts game at Boyer Oval on July 23 between home team New Norfolk and visitors Dodges Ferry. The photos are mostly from the fourth quarter. SEE THE PREVIOUS GALLERIES:New Norfolk Senior Men v Claremont on July 9New Norfolk Reserves v Brighton on May
Senior Report – Wayne Walker DODGES Ferry was made to work hard for the four premiership points over a gritty New Norfolk side at Boyer Oval last Saturday. After an early scare where the Sharks trailed by 24 points early in the second term, they turned it around to go
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