Round 10 Netball Reports

Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s

Seymour 40 def Rochester 37

The Under 15s have broken their duck in sensational fashion.

A whole team effort consisting of patience, persistence, effort and pressure got the young Lions the win.

We were a bit slow to start in the first quarter with Rochy getting the jump on us but we chipped away, getting vital turnovers and capitalising on our efforts, winning every quarter after the first.

Issy Gordon was a fantastic addition to the team, providing options and drive with Charlotte Bradley providing both solid holds and movement in the goal circle.

Eden Webster, along with the defensive end were relentless in putting pressure over the ball and getting tips and turnovers.

There was amazing teamwork throughout, backing each other and having confidence in releasing the ball.

The girls have been working so hard at training and behind the scenes.

This win was a long way in the making but was so very well earned and deserved.


Café 96 Award: Charlotte Bradley



Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s

Seymour 30 def by Rochester 39


Taylah Mason had an outstanding game, bringing high intensity and creating numerous turnovers throughout the match.

Paige Cooper was flawless in the Goal Keeper position, securing multiple rebounds and forcing key turnovers.

Ella Zotti took command of the mid court, showing strong leadership. Her drive and precise passes into the goal circle were instrumental in setting up scoring opportunities.


O’Sullivan Builders Award: Taylah Mason
Inari Sushi Award: Paige Cooper



O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE

Seymour 41 def by Rochester 43


A close game that resulted in the B Reserves’ first loss of the season.

Grace Barry was outstanding in giving her team opportunities.

Chloe Locke went from end to end, sparking energy for the team.


Whistle Award: Grace Barry
Canteen Award: Chloe Locke




Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE

Seymour 55 def Rochester 39


We started strong, holding our space and dominating in defence.

Lots of turnovers created plenty of opportunities for our shooters.

Well done girls, keep up the great netball.


Rooks Pizza Award: Eleisha Saunders
Club Dinner Award: Shona Gesler

 


Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE

Seymour 80 def Rochester 38

The wall on Rochester’s centre pass created by Lucy Zotti, Bridie Cantwell and Casey Adamson stopped Rochester from receiving the centre pass.

The ball movement and timing in the attacking end was spot on with Ally Black and Ellie Fuhrmeister shooting accurately.

Ruby Martin and Bridie Cantwell were active in their movement in the defensive end.

The whole team participated in creating a box and wall, causing Rochester to hold the ball and create turnovers.

Lucy Zotti dominated in WD, creating multiple turnovers that led to goals.


 

Seymour FNC News

Round 10 Football Reports

By Mitch Itter • June 15, 2025
Janelle Puppa Real Estate UNDER 18s Seymour 3.6.24 def by Rochester 9.13.67 Best: D Arandt, A Nash, L Sainsbury, H Thomson, B McCarthy Goals: S Brown 1, A Nash 1, L Sainsbury 1 O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 12.20.92 def Rochester 6.5.41 The Lions continued their winning ways with a 51 point victory over Rochester. The first half saw an even contest with the Lions working hard to head into half time with a slender lead. While Seymour dominated general play, they were unable to fully capitalise on the scoreboard. After half time the Lions put on the after burners, kicking five unanswered goals in the final term in an impressive win. Cooper Lubeck and Will Le Deux were dominant through the middle, while Tyler Clarke was prominent across the ground. Joel Brooks played his best game of the season, well supported by Joel Durham who worked tirelessly in the ruck. The Lions will face a tough test next week on the road against Echuca. Best: C Lubeck, W Le Deux, J Durham, T Clarke, J Brooks Goals: C Osmond 3, C Lubeck 2, O Munro 2, T Clarke 1, J Morgan 1, J Radford 1, R Gardner 1, F Rutherford 1 Seymour Club Seniors Seymour 7.3.45 def by Rochester 7.12.54 The Lions came out of the blocks slowly and faced a three goal deficit at quarter time. Seymour was able to steady the ship in the second term before kicking four goals straight in the third to leave the game all square at the final break. Unfortunately, in a scrappy final term Rochester kicked the only goal to emerge victorious by 9 points. Nathan Beattie racked up plenty of possessions in the middle of the ground with Seamus Feery continuing his strong run of form in the ruck. Nathan Fowler provided a target up forward all day while the defensive duo of Lucas Cavigan and Tom Jeffrey played crucial roles in repelling forward 50 entries and driving the ball forward. Best: N Beattie, N Fowler, S Feery, T Jeffrey, L Cavigan Goals: L Lubeck 2, N Fowler 2, J Murphy 1, R Schraven 1, J Wooster 1

Round 9 Football Reports

By Mitch Itter • June 7, 2025
Janelle Puppa Real Estate UNDER 18s Seymour 4.5.29 def by Benalla 11.11.77 Best: B McCarthy, H Sullivan, A Nash, H Murphy, B Harris Goals: B McCarthy 2, H Murphy 2 O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 22.7.139 def Benalla 3.2.20 The Lions came out of the blocks strongly putting six majors on the board in the first term. From there it was all smooth sailing across a strong four quarter performance. Curtis Powell dominated through the middle of the ground, picking up plenty of the footy and kicking some classy goals. Jack Radford backed up a bag of nine last week with another bag of nine. Cooper Lubeck put together a strong performance in his second game back with Max McLean putting his best foot forward. Jack Davey played a strong game after celebrating his 21 st birthday during the week while Joel Durham made his presence felt around the ground. Best: C Powell, M McLean, C Lubeck, J Davey, J Durham Goals: J Radford 9, C Powell 4, J Morgan 3, M McLean 2, C Lubeck 1, C Osmond 1, J Nai 1, W O’Sullivan 1 Seymour Club Seniors Seymour 14.6.90 def Benalla 7.14.56 The Lions were out to make amends after a poor showing at Mooroopna last weekend and managed to get themselves back on the winner’s list against Benalla. The first quarter was an even contest between both sides with Dylan Scopel standing out for his run and drive through the middle of the ground. In the second term, the Lions were able to obtain some breathing space in a five goal to one quarter. While Benalla had a chance to get back in the game, inaccurate kicking in front of goal was capitalised upon by the Lions who played a great final quarter in wet conditions. Jack Murphy and Nathan Beattie were ball magnets again, with Lachlan Beattie putting in a fantastic performance after missing last week through injury. Nathan Fowler provided a target up forward all day but yet again Rory Kennedy showed why he is a star of the future, booting three goals in another impactful game from the 16 year old. Best: J Murphy, D Scopel, N Beattie, N Fowler, L Beattie Goals: R Kennedy 3, N Fowler 2, L Lubeck 2, J Murphy 2, L Cavigan 1, D Giles 1, S House 1, W Le Deux 1, D Scopel 1

Round 9 Netball Reports

June 7, 2025
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 16 def by Benalla 32 We welcomed two debutants into The Den this week in Ava Gordon and Pippa joining the team. Both girls did an amazing job in their first game with the Lions. Ava Gordon provided amazing drive and options through the ring, receiving the Rooks Award. Matilda Barry created intercepts and kept her head high. The wet weather did not help the Lions who were defeated by 16 goals. Rooks Pizza Award: Ava Gordon Club Dinner Award: Matilda Barry Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 40 def Benalla 32 Sophie Butterworth was dominant in the goal circle, creating great space and strong options for the ball. Her accuracy and tireless work ethic in the ring earned her the title of Best on Court. Ella Zotti worked tirelessly throughout the court, contributing significantly with her depth and drive which helped propel the team’s momentum forward. Taylah Mason played a great game in WD, consistently applying pressure and securing plenty of turnovers. Overall, the girls played well as a team with their collective effort leading to a well deserved 8 goal win. O’Sullivan Builders Award: Sophie Butterworth Café 96 Award: Ella Zotti O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 53 def Benalla 28 The Lions were consistent in the first half, scoring well and limiting Benalla’s opportunities. The team was able to adapt well to combination changes. Layne Lewis and Casey Drummond played with intent and high energy. Mia Allen settled well into GA and shot with great confidence. Inari Sushi Award: Casey Drummond Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 59 def Benalla 22 It was a nice start to the game and our defenders were great and continued to put amazing pressure on the ball. Mid-court changes allowed Seymour to settle and take control of the game. Well done to everyone on a good game. Whistle Award: Georgia Engel Club Dinner Award: Sophie Rutherford Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 70 def Benalla 29 The Lions capitalised on early turnovers to take a nine goal lead at quarter time. Lucy Zotti provided plenty of great pressure over the ball. Benalla were able to control the second quarter early with the Lions settling to changes before Seymour’s feeds to Ally Black and Ellie Fuhrmeister were rewarded. Ruby Martin changed to GS and shot 16 from 22 for the third quarter with the Lions’ defensive pressure across the court impressive. The Lions finished the match with great transitions and Coach Adamson pleased with the performance.
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