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'It made the move worth it': Lavington boy's SANFL dream comes true (opens the original)
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Alex Swinnerton knew leaving Lavington for Adelaide was a gamble. But after helping Norwood produce a stunning SANFL grand final comeback against Sturt, the 20-year-old knows exactly why he took the chance. The former Murray Bushranger played in the Redlegs' thrilling 14-point premiership victory, overcoming an 18-point three-quarter-time deficit with a remarkable final term of 5.3 to one point. For Swinnerton, the final siren brought an overwhelming sense of relief and disbelief. "My initial re
The fixture headache waiting for Hume if 16 rounds gets the green light (opens the original)
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For Hume Football Netball League officials, creating a fair 16-round fixture could prove harder than the decision to actually shorten the season. With 12 clubs, it becomes increasingly difficult to produce a somewhat even draw once two rounds are removed from the traditional 18-round competition. Each year, there are already clubs that believe they enjoy a distinct advantage once the fixture is released. Under the current format, every club plays its 11 opponents once before playing seven of the
Raiders' rebuild gets serious with five-time Heidelberg champ returning (opens the original)
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Dylan Clarke's return to Wodonga Raiders is about far more than one season. The premiership-winning midfielder has returned to his junior club after five years at Northern Football Netball League powerhouse Heidelberg, where he became one of just 10 core players to feature in all five premierships of the club's remarkable dynasty. But while Clarke's arrival is a major coup, Raiders coach Kade Klemke insists the club's recruiting push is part of a broader plan to build sustainable success after a
'I gave John a cuddle': Jed's sister reveals family's forgiveness (opens the original)
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Darby Griffin has a message for the young man involved in the incident that claimed her brother's life. And you will never have to face what happened alone. Jed Griffin, 25, died at Osborne Recreation Reserve on Sunday, September 20, a day after the Hume Football Netball League grand final, after colliding with a goalpost while being towed behind a quad bike. His sister Darby, parents Terry and Nicole and partner Sophie Perryman were all at the ground when the tragedy unfolded. Osborne reserves
'Jed is so much more than Osborne': Griffin's huge farewell revealed (opens the original)
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Osborne will farewell much-loved Tiger Jed Griffin at the club's recreation reserve next Tuesday, with a huge turnout expected to honour the 25-year-old. Griffin's funeral service will be held at the Osborne Recreation Ground at 2pm on Tuesday, September 29, with family and friends invited to celebrate the life of the much-loved Osborne player. He also played both junior and senior football with Rutherglen and Corowa-Rutherglen. Griffin, who played in Osborne's back-to-back premierships in 2024
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