Round 6 Netball Reports

Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s

Seymour 31 def by Tatura 44

The Under 15s put their highest score for the season on the board which was a huge positive.

The defenders worked hard to gain turnovers and Eva Hay did well in her first defensive roll in the ring.

Charlotte Bradley and Isabel Meller gave great options in the ring.

It was good to see the girls putting their training into the game, giving depth options down the court.

Keep up the good work girls!


Canteen Award: Georgia Hadisutanto

Inari Sushi Award: Charlotte Bradley



Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s

Seymour 30 def Tatura 29


It was an absolute thriller in the Under 17s with the girls getting over the line by a goal.

Kyra Pearce’s one on one pressure was unreal and created a lot of turnovers on centre passes and further down the court. She also sunk into circle defence and took some crucial rebounds.

Lilli Kelly and Paige Cooper’s circle defence was relentless. The rebounds and communication between the two girls was crucial and played a huge role in the final result.


O’Sullivan Builders Award: Kyra Pearce

Whistle Award: Lilli Kelly

Umpire’s Best on: Sophie Butterworth



O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE

Seymour 40 def Tatura 30


Shona Gesler and Olivia Pearce worked incredibly well in the goal circle, shooting with confidence.

The defensive unit of Chloe Locke, Sarah Waite, Grace Barry and Casey Drummond caused mayhem for the Tatura attackers.

Casey Drummond was solid through the mid court, taking intercepts and transitioning into attack.


Rooks Pizza Award: Sarah Waite

Club Dinner: Grace Barry

Umpire’s Best: Sarah Waite




Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE

Seymour 71 def Tatura 31


The Lions got off to an awesome start. Our defenders were great and continued some great pressure over the ball.

Mid-court changes allowed the Lions to settle and take control of the play.

Well done to Courtney Aldous on winning the match ball and well done to everyone on another great win.


Cafe 96 Award: Ashlyn Webster

Canteen Award: Courtney Aldous

Umpire’s Best: Courtney Aldous


 


Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE

Seymour 43 drew with Tatura 43

The conditions were perfect for the big A Grade clash and the celebration of Sarah’s Day.

The first quarter saw the team evenly matched with both sides moving the ball quickly and applying good defensive pressure.

The last quarter was an absolute nail biter, going down to the last few seconds. The Lions were able to score in the dying moments to secure a draw.

Well done to Casey Adamson who was named best on court by the umpires. 

 

Canteen Award: Ruby Martin

Umpire’s Best: Casey Adamson


 

Seymour FNC News

Lions to run school holiday netball clinics for kids

By Mitch Itter • June 26, 2025
The Seymour Lions are excited to announce a series of school holiday netball clinics for young players looking to sharpen their skills, build confidence, and have a whole lot of fun on the court. Designed for passionate junior netballers from across the region, these full-day clinics offer a fantastic opportunity to learn from some of the best. For just $50 per participant, attendees will be coached by Seymour’s Head Coach, Casey Adamson, who brings a wealth of professional experience to the court. With a strong background in elite-level netball, Casey is eager to share her insights, techniques, and love for the game with the next generation of netball stars. She will be joined by a selection of Seymour’s top senior netballers, who will lend their skills and enthusiasm to the sessions, making it a truly valuable and inspiring experience for every participant. The clinics will be held at Kings Park Netball Courts and run from 9:00am to 3:00pm. Clinic Dates: Tuesday 8th July – for children aged 9 to 11 Thursday 17th July – for children aged 12 to 14 The clinics cater to a range of skill levels and are a great way to stay active, make new friends, and develop a deeper love for netball during the school break. Spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged. To book your place and learn more about the clinics, visit: https://www.seymourlions.com.au/category/school-holiday-netball-clinics

$16,000 raised for Breast Cancer Network Australia

By Mitch Itter • June 25, 2025
The Seymour Lions’ annual Breast Cancer Network Australia (BCNA) fundraiser, Sarah’s Day, has raised a phenomenal $16,000 for people affected by breast cancer, ensuring they receive the very best care, treatment and support. The day is an opportunity for the Seymour community to remember all those impacted by cancer and to honour the memory of Sarah Locke, a long-time and passionate Lion who lost her battle with breast cancer in August 2022. More than 150 people bought tickets to enjoy an afternoon of camaraderie, community and laughter, with raffle prizes donated by a range of local businesses. $8,000 was raised on the day, with the donation matched, ensuring $16,000 will go to support Australians with breast cancer. Seymour President, Peter Elliott, said the Club was once again blown away by the support shown by the community. “Sarah’s Day is a day everyone at our Club looks forward to. It’s a great chance to come together as a community and raise funds for an important cause,” he said. “We couldn’t be more grateful for the support provided by local businesses that donated prizes, and our incredible volunteers who organised the event. “Once again, Tatura Football Netball Club got behind the day in a big way, and we really value the bonds built with another fantastic Club. “From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to everyone for making the day a success. We know these funds will make a big difference for people in some of their most difficult moments.”

Round 11 Football Reports

By Mitch Itter • June 21, 2025
Janelle Puppa Real Estate UNDER 18s Seymour 7.6.48 def Echuca 7.5.47 Best: D Davis, H Thomson, S Charles, L Donnelly, O Fulton Goals: S Charles 2, L Sainsbury 1, C Baumann 1, H Murphy 1, L Hurlock 1, A Munro 1 O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 12.12.84 def Echuca 6.4.40 The Lions knew they were up for a tough test against Echuca, who always put a strong side on the park. It proved a difficult first term with Seymour trailing at the break before they flicked the switch and dominated the remainder of the game. Back to back four goal quarters through the middle of the game put the Lions in an unbeatable position at three quarter time, allowing the boys to wrap up a great win away from home. Sam Fuhrmeister stood above the rest to finish best on ground, taking crucial intercept and contested marks all day to provide drive from the defensive end. Cooper Lubeck and Regan Gardner were superb through the middle of the ground as Joel Durham continued his strong form in the ruck. In the forward line, Jack Radford kicked another bag of 5 goals, to see him sitting in a comfortable position atop the Reserves GVL goalkickers table. The Lions will now take on top of the table Kyabram at home this weekend. Best: S Fuhrmeister, C Lubeck, R Gardner, J Durham, J Radford Goals: J Radford 5, O Munro 3, S McMaster 2, C Osmond 1, J Morgan 1 Seymour Club Seniors Seymour 4.15.39 def by Echuca 10.15.75 It was a tough day for the Seniors up at Echuca, going down by six goals in a game that could have been much closer. A slow start in the first quarter saw the Lions give up a three goal advantage, one they worked hard at pegging back through the middle quarters. Despite dominating play in the third quarter, with 9 scoring shots to 3, some inaccurate kicking cost the Lions a chance to have their noses in front going into the final term. Echuca proved too good in the last, running over the top to claim the win. Nathan Beattie, Jack Murphy and James Wooster remained consistent, winning plenty of ball through the middle of the ground, while Lewis Lubeck worked up the field and played a strong game in his 50th for the club. Darcy Giles provided tremendous pressure around the ball, showing fantastic work rate. The Lions get the chance to put their best foot forward against the undefeated Kyabram at home this weekend. Best: N Beattie, J Murphy, L Lubeck, D Giles, J Wooster Goals: R Mason 2, W Le Deux 1, C Powell 1
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