Round 2 Football Reports
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Seymour 7.6.48 def by Swans 13.8.86
Best: D Davis, B McCarthy, H Thomson, R Powell, J Kennedy
Goals: C Carmichael 1, D Davis 1, A Nash 1, R Powell 1, I Smith 1, H Sullivan 1, H Thomson 1
O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves
Seymour 8.4.52 def by Swans 10.7.67
The Lions put together a strong first half display against the Swans before falling away in the second half and going down by 15 points.
The new look forward combination of Cam Osmond and Jack Radford proved a handful yet again with Osmond putting in a best on ground performance that included a couple of handy goals.
Through the middle of the ground Joel Badger, Jay Eager and Max McLean combined well, working tirelessly in the heat of the day.
A 5 goal second term was the highlight for the Lions but a seven goal to one second half in favour of the Swans put them out of the game.
Best: C Osmond, J Radford, J Badger, J Eager, M McLean
Goals: J Radford 3, C Osmond 2, J Badger 1, M McLean 1, S McMaster 1
Seymour Club Seniors
Seymour 11.5.71 def by Swans 16.13.109
The Lions got off to a solid start in the first term but a strong second quarter from the Swans saw them head into half time up by a couple of goals.
A high scoring third term kept the Lions within touching distance at the final break before the Swans kicked away to win the game by 38 points.
Nic Quigg and Dylan Cook picked up where they left off in Round 1, combining well in the midfield and working hard across the ground in the heat. They were well supported by Jack Murphy and Nathan Beattie and while Seamus Feery was outsized in the ruck, he was tireless all day.
The Lions will be looking to put together a consistent four quarter effort next week and get on the board for 2025.
Best: N Quigg, D Cook, S Feery, J Murphy, N Beattie
Goals: N Fowler 3, L Lubeck 2, N Beattie 1, L Cavigan 1, C Powell 1, N Quigg 1, D Scopel 1, L Waite 1
Seymour FNC News
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 21 def by Mansfield 41 It was a bright and early start for the Lions in Mansfield who worked tirelessly but came up short in the end. The pressure in defence stepped up, creating many turnovers but the Lions were unable to fully capitalise on these. Isabel Meller and Eden Webster were both strong in defense despite the very accurate Mansfield goalers providing little opportunity for rebounds. Charlotte Bradley was accurate at the other end of the court, creating space in the goal ring. The girls are continuing to improve their skills and gel as a team each week. Whistle Award: Isabel Meller Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 31 def by Mansfield 45 The Lions couldn’t get the win after a fantastic performance last week. Paige Cooper’s defence in the circle was outstanding, creating many turnovers and taking some amazing rebounds to give the team lots of opportunities to score. Sophie Butterworth created great space in the ring and took some beautiful shots. Ella Zotti worked tirelessly all day in the middle of the court creating great pressure. The 17s girls kept their heads up in this tough game and will be back next week to try and get the W! O’Sullivan Builders Award: Paige Cooper O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 63 def Mansfield 12 The Lions got off to a confident start with the whole team firing, piling on 20 goals in the first quarter while keeping Mansfield to a solitary goal. Ruby Trimble was everywhere and crucial to many goals, giving the team plenty of scoring opportunities. Mia Allen and Shona Gesler were reliable as always, shooting accurately. A great team effort and a great win. Inari Sushi Award: Shona Gesler Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 76 def Mansfield 15 It was a great team effort by all the girls in what was a flawless win. Our team showed great spirit and determination throughout. Toni Bootland was instrumental with lots of turnovers in a best on court performance. It was a consistent four quarter effort with a nice start to the game as Chloe Butterworth and Ashlyn Webster started strongly. Rooks Pizza Award: Toni Bootland Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 73 def Mansfield 25 The game started out with quick footwork and great ball movement from Seymour, adding on eleven goals for the quarter. The Lions saw two Under 17s step into the game with Taylah Mason and Ella Zotti making great connections through the mid court. Ally Black was a standout with accuracy in the goal circle and feeds into Ellie Fuhrmeister. A really consistent game from the Lions with various combinations. The last quarter was brilliant with 21 goals scored.
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 21 def by Swans 53 The Lions put together a solid showing in the heat against the Swans who always bring a quality side to Kings Park. Eden Webster provided plenty of strong rebounds in defence with Edenrose Dundon working well with strong drives in WA. Some great pressure throughout the court allowed the Lions to make consistent turnovers. The girls did well considering the heat but it wasn’t our day. Eva Hay did really well, taking on feedback in a best on court performance. Café 96 Award: Eva Hay Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 44 def Swans 34 The Lions came pumped up and ready to bounce back after a Round 1 defeat. Taylah Mason and Ella Zotti gave their all for four quarters, working tirelessly up and down the court causing many turnovers and hard drives. Ivy Watson provided great movement in the ring, creating great space and shot beautifully. The team stepped up from last week – they were connected and bought great intensity to the game leading to their great win. O’Sullivan Builders Award: Taylah Mason O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 36 def Swans 27 The Lions made an energetic start to the game with all the girls on the court firing from the first whistle. Sarah Waite had fantastic footwork in the defensive circle, providing the team with many rebounding opportunities. Chloe Locke read the play extremely well, contributing strongly to the win. Casey Drummond was a workhorse as usual through the midcourt with Paige Cooper stepping up from the Under 17s and making a positive impact. Whistle Award: Sarah Waite Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 43 def Swans 40 The Lions faced some tough opposition with some great netball played by both sides throughout the game. Thankfully, an 18 goal last term saw the Lions take a 3 goal win. Ashlyn Webster stood up in the final quarter, playing a huge role in the Lions getting over the line. Madilyn Hager worked very hard in defensive, obtaining several important turnovers. A great team effort from everyone in the heat of the day. Club Dinner Award: Ashlyn Webster Inari Sushi Award: Madilyn Hager Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 56 def Swans 48 There was a large crowd at the netball to celebrate Ellie Fuhrmeister being awarded GVL Life Membership for 200 A Grade games. The first quarter saw a 13 goal blitz from Ruby Martin and Ellie Fuhrmeister, working beautifully together in the circle. Rosie O’Sullivan worked tirelessly with hard drives off the line to win numerous centre passes. Casey Adamson led through the mid court, picking off wayward Swan passes and creating opportunities to score. Courtney Aldous, Naomi Fitzpatrick and Bridie Cantwell played with strong defensive pressure right across the mid court and into the Swans’ goal circle. The eight goal win was hard fought in the Autumn heat.
Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s Seymour 28 def by Rochester 39 The Lions took some time to settle into the game in their first hit out of the season. The 1 st and last quarters were highlights for the team, winning the final term of the game. Lily Tippett did a fantastic job, putting up some great goals for the tram while Matilda Barry produced some strong one on one defending, turning over the ball and winning the award for the day. A top effort in the first game of the season. Inari Sushi Award: Matilda Barry Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s Seymour 24 def by Rochester 48 The Lions came up short in their Round 1 clash with Rochester but there were plenty of positives to take away. Paige Cooper took some beautiful rebounds in the defensive circle. Sienna Porter settled in well in GS and put up some amazing goals. Ella Zotti was a powerhouse through the middle of the court, providing the team with a lot of drive and control. The Lions worked well together for their first hit out of the season and look forward to growing their skills and teamwork for next week. O’Sullivan Builders Award: Paige Cooper O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 45 def Rochester 37 In a Grand Final rematch it was the Lions who again came away victorious though a 16 goal last quarter. Shona Gesler was unstoppable in the goal ring, showing great movement and benefiting from strong feeds from midcourt. Sophie Allen demonstrated confidence in her first senior game, showing strength and composure across the court. The tram adapted well to many changes and combined to take home a Round 1 win. Club Dinner Award: Sophie Allen Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE Seymour 44 def Rochester 43 In the game of the day, the Lions emerged victorious by a single goal to keep a fast finishing Rochester at bay. It was a tight opening half with the Lions going into the main break just five goals up. Andrea McKenzie, Chloe Butterworth and Ash Webster showed strong connection. The defensive combination of Madi Hager, Georgia Engel and Toni Bootland shut down the Rochester attack with great defensive pressure over the ball. Toni picked up where she left off in 2024, stepping up a grade and showing her skill, dominating the defensive circle. It was a great match by both sides in all areas of the court with only a single goal separating the teams at the final whistle. Whistle Award: Andrea McKenzie Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE Seymour 59 def Rochester 43 The Lions got off to the perfect start in season 2025 with a big win over Rochester. Ruby Martin made some crucial intercepts throughout the game and the return of Casey Adamson was a huge boost to the Lions as she linked well with Rosie O’Sullivan throughout the mid court. Ally Black and Ellie Fuhrmeister continued their strong work in the ring, controlling space and proving elusive for the Rochester defenders. Bridie Cantwell added great pressure on the centre pass to delay Rochester’s ball movements in a big win for the Lions.