Round 5 Football Reports
Janelle Puppa Real Estate UNDER 18s
Seymour 3.4.22 def by United 11.12.78
Best: I Smith, D Davis, A Nash, C Baumann, H Murphy
Goals: Z Brown 1, A Munro 1, H Murphy 1
O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves
Seymour 16.10.106 def United 7.2.44
The Lions put together another blistering display in perfect conditions to run out winners by over ten goals against United.
The damage was yet again done by Jack Radford up forward who backed up his bag of six at Euroa with seven in another dominant display.
Around the ground, the output was consistent with Tom Wardley accumulating possessions to finish best on ground alongside Will Le Deux who has set a high standard since his return.
Jay Eager provided fantastic presence in the ruck with strong work rate around the ground, while Nic Davey was able to sneak forward and kick a couple of classy goals.
The Lions will be looking to keep their run going against Tatura next weekend.
Best: T Wardley, J Radford, J Eager, W Le Deux, N Davey
Goals: J Radford 7, J Morgan 3, N Davey 2, J Badger 1, J Brooks 1, S McMaster 1, T Wardley 1
Seymour Club Seniors
Seymour 13.7.85 def United 11.13.79
Seymour FNC News
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 16 def by United 71 The Under 15s came up against a well drilled Shepp United team but the girls kept their heads high and fought until the end. Sienna Lynch took on the coach’s instruction all game and put feedback into practice with terrific drives off the line for the centre pass and positive movement in the attacking end. The defensive end tried their best all game against a very tall shooting team. Georgia Hadisutanto was strong throughout the game in centre, giving lots of options for the team. Rooks Pizza Award: Georgia Hadisutanto Whistle Award: Sienna Lynch Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 31 def by United 35 Paige Cooper was pivotal in the Lion’s game today with her one on one defence outstanding and causing clean turnovers. Ivy Watson was versatile in today’s game, starting in WA but switching into the goal circle when needed. Ivy’s work ethic was second to none. Lilly Kelly worked in the defensive circle and did well finding the body and getting rebounds. The Lions worked hard in this game and gave it their all but Shepp United were stronger today. The girls are excited to bring their all next week. O’Sullivan Builders: Paige Cooper Club Dinner: Ivy Watson O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 44 def United 24 Sarah Waite was everywhere in the first quarter, causing mayhem for the Shepp United attackers. There were plenty of gains as a defensive unit and the goaling accuracy was great. Cindy was able to use all 11 players to contribute to the team’s win. Café 96 Award: Layne Lewis Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 71 def United 14 It was a great game by the girls, gaining another win after an east start. Ashlyn Webster was a powerhouse in the goaling circle. Our mid court worked hard with lots of turnovers, led by Madilyn Hager. Chloe Butterworth shot very well and moved the ball in the attacking end. A fantastic win in Andy McKenzie’s 250 th game for the Lions. Inari Sushi Award: Chloe Butterworth Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 62 def United 53 The first quarter proved to be an absolute ripper with great pressure applied from both teams and the scores ended up level heading into the first break. The third quarter saw the Lions effort and intensity rewarded with a 19 goal haul. Ruby Martin and Ally Black connected effortlessly in the goal circle. The last quarter saw the Lions keep their calm and with fantastic team connection were able to take the win with a 9 goal lead.
Janelle Puppa Real Estate UNDER 18s Seymour 2.7.19 def by Euroa 11.9.75 Best: A Nash, C Baumann, L Donnelly, Z Brown, P Dixon Goals: A Munro 1, R Powell 1 O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 14.14.98 def Euroa 0.5.5 The Lions made light work of Euroa, keeping them goalless for the entire game and dominating from the outset. Jack Radford continued his fantastic start to his career at The Den with a six goal haul, while Will Le Deux made an impressive start to the season in a best on ground performance. Curtis Powell, Nic Davey and Thomas Wardley rounded out the best, just some of the great young Lions coming through the ranks. Best: W Le Deux, C Powell, J Radford, N Davey, T Wardley Goals: J Radford 6, W Le Deux 2, J Badger 1, J Davey 1, N Davey 1, C Murray 1, D Saunders 1, T Thomas 1 Seymour Club Seniors Seymour 16.11.107 def Euroa 8.11.59 The Lions put on a dominant performance to get their first win of the season, keeping Euroa goalless for the best part of three quarters. From the first bounce the result was never in doubt as the Lions dominated the play and through strong pressure created plenty of Euroa turnovers. Cam Osmond kicked his first senior goal for the club early and certainly didn’t look out of place, booting three for the day, with Nathan Fowler and Tom Jeffrey also lively up forward. Jack Murphy put in a best on ground performance with four goals to go with plenty of possessions around the ground. Jesse Brock played his best game for the Lions, completely outclassing his opponent and patrolling the ground with great presence. Nathan Beattie put in a trademark performance, with Darcy Giles providing a spark around the ground and James Wooster building strongly after a delayed start to the season. While Euroa won the last term, the game was over early with the Lions taking bragging rights in the ANZAC round fixture. A great team effort from all. Best: J Murphy, J Brock, D Giles, N Beattie, J Wooster Goals: J Murphy 4, C Osmond 3, N Fowler 3, T Jeffrey 2, M McLean 1, L Lubeck 1, L Giles 1, S House 1
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 23 def by Euroa 48 It was a tough start to the day for the Lions with Euroa beginning strongly with their defensive pressure creating errors. Our defenders Eden Webster and Isabel Meller worked hard for little reward as Euroa were accurate in the circle. Eva Hay, Georgia Hadisutanto, Sienna Lynch and Matilda Barry all worked hard with strong leads. Charlotte Bradley did an amazing job, holding her head high and showing persistence throughout the game. Inari Sushi Award: Charlotte Bradley Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 50 def Euroa 32 The Lions got back on the winner’s list with an 18 goal victory over Euroa. Sophie’s consistency in the goal circle was outstanding, shooting beautifully and taking some crucial rebounds. Paige Cooper’s defensive pressure yet again was amazing. Paige took control of the centre circle and provided the team with lots of turnovers. Sienna Porter came back from a week off and created great space, chasing every loose ball in the attacking end and creating great turnovers. The 17s worked beautifully together and pulled off a team defence, full court zone through Euroa’s transition. The girls should be very proud of their performance. O’Sullivan Builders Award: Sophie Butterworth O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 46 def Euroa 43 The Lions continued their unbeaten run with a three goal win over Euroa. It was a team effort across the first quarter with the Lions showing great intensity. Defensive pressure from the girls created turnovers and rebounds, to go with some fantastic long court connections. It was a solid mid court game by both teams with Casey Drummond and Grace Barry in great contests with their opponents. Welcome back game for Liv Pearce, bringing accurate goaling and combining well with Shona to push the lead at half time. Chloe Locke stabilized the defensive circle with Sarah Waite and Ruby Trimble getting their hands to balls in an even final term. Rooks Pizza Award: Sarah Waite Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 55 def Euroa 45 Defensive pressure from the Lions created early turnovers in a 21 goal first term. Precision passing by into goals by Andrea McKenzie rewarded by both shooters giving the Lions an 11 goal lead at quarter time. Euroa’s defensive play dominated the second quarter as the Lions made some changes. Euroa reduced the margin to just 2 goals at half time. The Lions were composed in the 3 rd with some great passages of play and connections the length of the court to extend the three quarter time lead out to nine goals. Courtney Aldous showed her experience and settled the defensive end when under pressure. A strong finish from the girls saw them pick up a 10 goal win in a great team effort. Whistle Award: Courtney Aldous Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 48 def by Euroa 69 Euroa started the game with quick ball movement and accurate goaling to take the lead by seven goals at the first break. The Lions kept fighting the entire game with the last quarter proving to be their best. Ruby Martin, Toni Bootland and Olivia Barry were standouts across the match.