IN a move which is set to have major implications at Portland Football Netball Club, senior football coach Jarrod Holt and club president Troy Bannam have both announced their decisions to step down from their positions at the end of the 2023 Hampden League season.
HAWKESDALE-MACARTHUR has come from behind to defeat Woorndoo-Mortlake at Woorndoo Recreation Reserve, 35-31, keeping its undefeated start to the Mininera and District Netball Association season intact on Saturday
IT was a bottom two battle that went right down to the wire, as the Hamilton Kangaroos hosted Port Fairy at Melville in a Hampden Football Netball League game which delivered for the crowd.
IF the rest of the South West District Football League wasn’t already on notice that Coleraine is on a mission in 2023, they certainly will be after the Maroons claimed an emphatic 62-point victory over Dartmoor in Dartmoor on Saturday.
THE Hamilton Kangaroos continued their unbeaten start to the season, easily accounting for Port Fairy in the Open clash at Melville Oval, 79-26, on Saturday.
PORTLAND’S Hampden League senior footballers made the trek to Mortlake to take on Terang-Mortlake Bloods on Saturday evening, with the Tigers eventually going down 12.10 (82) to 3.3 (21).
HISTORY was made at Melville Oval, as Port Fairy forward, Jason Rowan, became just the second player to kick 1000 Hampden Football Netball League goals on Saturday.
PORTLAND will make the trip to Mortlake tomorrow to face off against a revamped Terang-Mortlake Bloods outfit in their first Hampden Football League Super Saturday fixture of the season.
HAWKESDALE-MACARTHUR and Woorndoo-Mortlake are both undefeated after the first three rounds of the Mininera and District Netball Association 2023 season, and with both teams expecting to play finals, today’s winner at Woorndoo Recreation Reserve will gain an advantage.
