Round 7 Netball Results

Including You UNDER 15s

Seymour 21 - Mooroopna 50

Seymour took on a disciplined Mooroopna side but showed some great team connection and set some challenging play for the opposition.

Eden Webster made sure the Mooroopna goalers had to work for every ball and goal, strongly backed by Kyra Pearce.

Sophie Butterworth and Ivy Watson worked well in goals and Charlotte Bradley also had a solid second half in GS.

The Lions created many turnovers but failed to capitalise and convert these to goals.

Sienna Lynch showed individual improvement in her mid court game.

Overall, it was great to see the girls backing each other up and playing a tough four quarters of netball.

Whistle Award: Eden Webster

Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s

Seymour 21 - Mooroopna 59

Mooroopna proved to be too strong across four quarters in all areas of the court.

Ella Zotti worked tirelessly all day with Sophie Munro and Paige Cooper working well in defence, despite the accuracy of the Cats goalers making it difficult.

Grace Le Deux shot well in the first half, responsible for 12 of the Lions’ 16 goals.

Sophie Allen played hard, even with an injured back while Taylah Mason, Remy Hare and Ivy Watson worked hard in the centre third in what was a tough day out.

O’Sullivan Builders Award: Grace Le Deux

Rooks Pizza Award: Paige Cooper

O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE

Seymour 56 - Mooroopna 23

The Lions put together another dominant performance against the Cats, keeping them to just two goals by the first break.

Casey Drummond led from the middle with speed and agility, contributing effectively in both attack and defence.

Up front, Mia Allen showcased exceptional accuracy in goals, forming a strong partnership with Shona Gesler to consistently add to the scoreboard.

The defensive unit also played a crucial role, working tirelessly to create turnovers and send the ball back to the attackers, ensuring a comprehensive team effort in securing victory.

Also a huge Happy Birthday to Shona Gesler who celebrated with a win on the weekend.

Club Dinner Award: Mia Allen

Club Canteen Award: Casey Drummond

Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE

Seymour 44 - Mooroopna 54

The Lions started with intent and delivered some brilliant netball.

Andrea McKenzie, Lyndel Feery and Lucy Zotti were pivotal in driving the ball forward with pinpoint passing accuracy.

Georgie Engel and Madi Hager were fierce in defence, out rebounding Mooroopna on many occasions.

In the last quarter the Lions lost their intensity and allowed Mooroopna to get momentum to run out with a ten goal win.

Inari Sushi Award: Bridie Cantwell

Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE

Seymour 39 - Mooroopna 36

The A Grade game started following a ceremony to mark “Say no to violence” round, including a minute’s silence and an address from Mooroopna’s President.

Following this, the action did not disappoint with a tight first quarter between two high quality teams.

The Cats then took control of the game, pushing out to a 10 goals lead entering the third.

The Lions fought hard in the third to bring the margin back to six goals at the final break with plenty of work still to be done.

An incredible 13-4 final term saw the Lions get up by three goals through tireless fight from the full squad.

A great way for the girls to finish leading into the Interleague bye.

Club Dinner Award: Sarah Szczykulski

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Seymour FNC News

O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 36 def by Euroa 45 A super effort from the Lions. They fought to the end in a very contested game. Shona Gesler was steady as always in goals and Mia Allen entered the game with energy. Chloe Locke asserted her dominance at both ends of the court and the team put in an effort they should be proud of. Euroa were too strong in terribly wet conditions. Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 51 def Swans 37 The first quarter was goal for goal, with the Lions holding strong to stay in touch. We applied full court pressure leading to multiple turnovers, allowing us to bring the ball to our shooters. Our defence was solid with Toni Bootland getting her hands on everything. It was a great game to watch. The girls were super and played for each other. Well done Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 32 def by Bears 42 The Lions had a strong first quarter, playing strategically. Ruby Martin and Sarah Szczykulski applied all the pressure defensively, keeping their opponents out of the game early. Ellie Fuhrmeister and Ally Black worked well to create movement in the goals. Lucy Zotti was a workhorse in the middle of the court but the Lions weren’t able to stay with the Bears late in the game. The girls have another chance next week to make it into the Grand Final.

Reserves Semi Final Football Report

September 9, 2025

O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 9.6.60 def by Kyabram 11.9.75 It was always going to be a tough test for the Lions against the top of the table Kyabram but the boys were in the hunt early. Kyabram took advantage in the first before going into halftime with the scores dead even. It was in the third that Kyabram was able to break away, kicking five goals to Seymour’s three and leaving the Lions with plenty of work to do in the final term. While Seymour fought back the third term burst from Kyabram proved decisive in the final result. Sam Fuhrmeister fought hard down back and was well supported by Alex Elliott who played a strong game, using his height and marking ability to his advantage. Jack Davey provided a spark from centre half-forward, coming up at the ball strongly and being a target all day. Through the middle, young guns Dylan Davis and Curtis Powell were relentless in their pursuit of the footy. The Lions secured the double chance last week so will have another crack at a Grand Final berth on Sunday. Best: S Fuhrmeister, D Davis, J Davey, A Elliott, C Powell Goals: J Morgan 3, T Thomas 2, T Clarke 1, J Davey 1, N Davey 1, J Radford 1

Week 1 of Finals Netball Reports

September 1, 2025

Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 21 def by Mooroopna 40 Paige Cooper worked hard in the defensive end today, fighting for every ball. Paige had some crucial turnovers and was a great leader out on court. Taylah Mason brought a lot of intensity into today’s game. Her drives were hard and she took a crack at every loose ball. Kyra Pearce had a tough role today in shutting down her player. Kyra worked hard all game and provided great pressure. The loss means the end of the season but we’re so proud of our Under 17s. They have worked so hard and their efforts are not in question. The 17s are keen to come back strong next season. O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 45 def United 36 The lions fired early with the whole team’s defensive pressure keeping United to 6 goals in the first quarter, United unable to score in the first 8 minutes of the game. Layne Lewis and grace Barry were steady in the midcourt providing opportunities for the lions. They fed beautifully into the goal circle and led their team to the win. Defensively Ruby Trimble came out with urgency. Starting the game in GK then shifting to WD to run the ball into the attack line. She was outstanding. The team adapted well to changes and kept using variety in order to secure the win. Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 41 def by Euroa 42 We started strong and held our space, while being strong in defence. Unfortunately, we were unable to maintain the momentum which saw us struggling at times. Euroa are tough opponents and the girls will regroup and go again. Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 66 def Swans 47 Seymour delivered a commanding performance in their elimination final #1 against Swans, taking control early with a dominant first half. Rosie fed the goalers beautifully, with both shooters sharing the load-each scoring 33 goals with impressive accuracy. Defensively, Seymour applied constant pressure, forcing Swans into errors and creating turnovers. Ally Black was key, using her speed and ball smarts to set up plays, while Chloe Butterworth made a brief but exciting A-grade debut. Swans' goalers were accurate, limiting rebounds, but Seymour adjusted in the second half and maintained control to secure the win. A clinical performance from start to finish, sending Seymour into the next round of finals.