From the Border Mail
YARRAWONGA champion Craig Ednie has launched an interleague call to arms.Ednie this week committed to playing in next month’s clash with the Peninsula league and put the heat on the rest of the Ovens and Murray’s best to do the same.
From the Shepp News
Two-time Shepparton United premiership captain Tyson Sidebottom makes his return to Deakin Reserve tomorrow, but the Demons are unlikely to roll out the welcome mat.
From the Border Mail
JASON Akermanis went to Perth for a holiday, and came back with a ruckman.North Albury last night rushed beanpole youngster Josh Branchi into the Hoppers team to tackle Wangaratta after an uncanny recruiting coup by the Brownlow medallist.
From the Border Mail
JACK Price knew it was going to be tough.After Wodonga Raiders’ season ended in disappointing fashion last year, Price had the hard job to let club officials know he would not be coming back next season.
From the Border Mail
JASON Gram admits his start to the Ovens and Murray season hasn’t been good enough.
From the Border Mail
MATT Shir has ruled himself out of his highly anticipated first clash against old club, Wodonga.
From the Border Mail
MATT Shir has ruled himself out of his highly anticipated first clash against old club, Wodonga.
And, in a further blow, he faces an extended stint on the sidelines.
There were some big results in Murray League Football last week. Echuca United announced themselves as the team to beat for the 2013 flag with a solid 26 point victory over Mulwala on the Lions home ground. Finley also let everyone know they will again be contenders, thumping Numurkah by 82 points, and Cobram let Tongala know they still have some work to do, with a 31 point victory.
A nine-goal haul by Moama recruit Tyler Jones was not enough for the Magpies to record their first win at home in 2013, losing 20.6(126) to 13.16(94) to an accurate Congupna on Saturday.
A hoodoo was broken and a league took notice when Echuca United beat Mulwala by 26 points at Lonsdale Reserve on Saturday.
