ALL teams are on the road today (Saturday, June 24) as they travel to Pontville Oval for four matches against Brighton Robins. It will be a big day, with a ticketed lunch for the annual Brighton Football Club Brendon Browning Memorial Day. The day honours Brendon Browning, a respected New
ROUND 9 – June 16 and 18 Milestone game players 75 club games: Noah Evans and Jude Bannister, both Under-14 (played on June 9). Results in brief Under-18 Girls 1.1 lost to North Hobart 14.15. Goals: Sophie McNeill. Best: Brandi Sokolski, Ellie Henricks, Caitlin Wright, Lilly Smith, Olivia Lane, Lily Gleeson.Under-16.5: bye.Under-14
ROUND 10 – NEW NORFOLK v CLAREMONT ALL teams were on the road to Abbotsfield Park last Saturday for a challenging round of football against the Claremont Magpies. The Senior Women faced an enormous challenge against the top-of-the-ladder Claremont in the first game of the day in extremely gusty conditions.
Saturday 17/6/2023 Stroke – A Grade gross: D. Stevenson 76, J. Hall 77 c/b, M. Williams 77; Nett: G. Heron 76-5-71 c/b, G. Hack 78-7-71, T. Lowe 81-9-72; B Grade gross: M. Woodhams 86, S. Triffitt 91, A. Bewley 93; Nett: L. Heron 87-14-73, K. Sturzaker 91-16-74, G. Duggan 88-13-75;
NEW NORFOLK NEWS photo gallery from the four SFL games between New Norfolk and Dodges Ferry and Hutchins at Boyer Oval yesterday afternoon (Saturday), with a big focus on the Colts’ victory. PREVIOUS GALLERIES:Round 1, April 7: New Norfolk Colts, Reserves and Seniors v ClaremontRound 2, April 15, New Norfolk
THE New Norfolk Reserves emerged victorious from today’s SFL Round 10 matches at Abbotsfield Park, Claremont. It was the Reserves’ second win of the season and the Senior Men came close to scoring the first win before finally going down to Claremont in the first Mulga Clayton Cup. The Senior
THE football career of New Norfolk’s Brendon “Mulga” Clayton will be honoured in the staging of the inaugural Mulga Clayton Cup at Abbotsfield Park football ground at Claremont tomorrow (Saturday, June 17). The cup will be contested by the New Norfolk Eagles and the Claremont Magpies, celebrating the long connection
NEW NORFOLK NEWS video from the formal presentation of memorabilia from Derwent Valley sporting greats to the New Norfolk District Football Club for display at The Valley Sports Bar. The first inductees into this “wall of fame” were Olympian Kathy Foster OLY (introduced by her sister Maureen Davey) and footballers
LOCAL sportsmen and women who have participated at the top level of their field will be recognised at The Valley Sports Bar in New Norfolk this Sunday, June 11. Playing jumpers from those to be honoured have been professionally framed with details of their sporting achievements included. This includes VFL/AFL
ROUND 8 – June 2 and 4 Milestone game players in Round 8 100 club games: Nick Ransley, Under-16.5; 50 club games: Ashton Hepburn, Ryan Jones, Mackenzie Lockley and William Cowen, Under-12. Results in brief Under-18 Girls 1.4 lost to Huonville 5.4. Goals: Caitlin Wright. Best: Kodi Stevenson, Sophie McNeil,
ROUND 9 – NEW NORFOLK v DODGES FERRY IT was another big day at Boyer Oval last Saturday with four games of football on the agenda. The Senior Women were were first up against Hutchins, while the three men’s teams followed against Dodges Ferry. The Colts followed for their fifth
NEW NORFOLK NEWS photo gallery from the four SFL games between New Norfolk and Dodges Ferry and Hutchins at Boyer Oval yesterday afternoon (Saturday), with a big focus on the Colts’ victory. PREVIOUS GALLERIES:Round 1, April 7: New Norfolk Colts, Reserves and Seniors v ClaremontRound 2, April 15, New Norfolk
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