Jerilderie seniors (back, from left) Brad Aylett, Kane Hawkins, Bohdi Beasley, Zye Treadway, Rory Knight, Ollie Knight, Nick Vogel, Chaz Retalick, Fraser Pinnuck, Tom Keach, Brad Norton, Chris Marshall, coach David Gregory and George Flanagan; (front) Max Bruton, coach Sam Sleigh, Ben Neessen, Evan Lawton, Travis Lawton, Tom Sleigh, Mitch A’Vard, James Winn, Dan Eldridge, Matthew Kendall and Max Diffey.
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Matthew Anderson
Jerilderie’s finals dreams are concentrated on three teams, the under-13s and under-17s netball teams, and seniors footballers.
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The Dees had a successful season in the highest football grade.
The team ended the season sixth on the ladder by percentage with 11 wins and five losses, one win behind Katamatite in third.
They started particularly strongly, winning five of their first six matches of the season.
They play seventh placed Berrigan in an elimination final from 2.05pm this Sunday at Rennie.
Jerilderie won the round five match-up between the two sides at home by 55 points.
In the under-17s netball, Jerilderie finished fifth and will play the eighth placed Dookie United at Tocumwal this Saturday from 10.25am.
Jerilderie won the last match between the two teams by 19 goals at Dookie.
The side’s record this season was 11 wins, four losses and one draw.
Meanwhile, with a week off and a double chance, Jerilderie’s under-13s netball team finished fourth in their competition.
They’ll play a qualifying final against top of the ladder Tungamah next Saturday, August 22 from 10.25am at Katunga.
Jerilderie under-17s (back, from left) Sama Swaid, Phoebe Hennebery, coach Tianni Given, Chelsea Hibbert, Eliza Godfrey; (front) Issy Mitchell, Teagan Aylett, Ruby Neessen, Zara Williams, Stella Williams and Jacinta Eldridge.
Jerilderie under-13s (back, from left) Piper Parker, Annabel Ham, Tyson Hercus, Wilbur McGuinness and Harriet Walker; (front) Sarah Gurciullo, coach Isla Girdwood, Lara Hercus, Milla Rorato, Poppy Armytage, Monique Rochford and coach Carina Rorato. Absent - Amity Ewert.
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