A 10-goal last quarter by Echuca United laid waste to an otherwise competitive match against Moama at Moama Recreation Reserve on Good Friday.
It is hard to have a premiership hangover when 15 players did not feature in the side which clinched the flag.
From the Shepp News
Echuca coach Cameron Stewart may have known club champion Rhys Archard for less than two years, but says he has already figured him out.
Stewart sees through what he calls Archard’s ‘‘carefree attitude’’.
‘‘He comes across that he doesn’t care .
From the Shepp News
It was scrappy — even ugly at times — but Tim Looby’s five second-half goals ensured Shepparton United scored a 34-point victory over Shepparton at Deakin Reserve last night.
The Bears slotted four of the game’s first five goals to jump out to a surprise 18-point lead before United forward Jason Eagle stepped in.
From the Border Mail
COROWA-Rutherglen has won its first match against Wodonga since 1995, with the Roos recorded an upset seven-goal win ...
From the Border Mail
NORTH Albury coach Jason Akermanis has slammed his side’s disposal, labelling it the worst he has seen since he’s been at the club.
From the Border Mail
THE debut of boom Yarrawonga recruit Brad Ottens is still at least a month away. At this stage, the former Geelong star is poised to play his first game for the Pigeons against fierce rival Albury in round 9.
From the Border Mail
COROWA-Rutherglen has started life under coach Adrian Pavese in thrilling fashion, storming past an injury-ravaged Wodonga to win by seven points at John Foord Oval.
From the Border Mail
JOSH Walker has started his coaching career with a bang, leading Jindera to a gutsy nine-point home win against Howlong yesterday.
From the Border Mail
OLD habits die hard. That’s what Albury showed last night with a typically stubborn win against Lavington.
The Tigers, who ran out 12-point winners in the season-opener under lights, refused to roll over despite numerous challenges from the Panthers.
