Round 4 Netball Reports

Australian Trenching & Excavations UNDER 15s

Seymour 23 def by Euroa 48

It was a tough start to the day for the Lions with Euroa beginning strongly with their defensive pressure creating errors.

Our defenders Eden Webster and Isabel Meller worked hard for little reward as Euroa were accurate in the circle.

Eva Hay, Georgia Hadisutanto, Sienna Lynch and Matilda Barry all worked hard with strong leads.

Charlotte Bradley did an amazing job, holding her head high and showing persistence throughout the game.


Inari Sushi Award: Charlotte Bradley



Trawool Shed - Cafe, Cottages & Restaurant UNDER 17s

Seymour 50 def Euroa 32


The Lions got back on the winner’s list with an 18 goal victory over Euroa.

Sophie’s consistency in the goal circle was outstanding, shooting beautifully and taking some crucial rebounds.

Paige Cooper’s defensive pressure yet again was amazing. Paige took control of the centre circle and provided the team with lots of turnovers.

Sienna Porter came back from a week off and created great space, chasing every loose ball in the attacking end and creating great turnovers.

The 17s worked beautifully together and pulled off a team defence, full court zone through Euroa’s transition. The girls should be very proud of their performance.


O’Sullivan Builders Award: Sophie Butterworth



O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE

Seymour 46 def Euroa 43


The Lions continued their unbeaten run with a three goal win over Euroa.

It was a team effort across the first quarter with the Lions showing great intensity.

Defensive pressure from the girls created turnovers and rebounds, to go with some fantastic long court connections.

It was a solid mid court game by both teams with Casey Drummond and Grace Barry in great contests with their opponents.

Welcome back game for Liv Pearce, bringing accurate goaling and combining well with Shona to push the lead at half time.

Chloe Locke stabilized the defensive circle with Sarah Waite and Ruby Trimble getting their hands to balls in an even final term.


Rooks Pizza Award: Sarah Waite




Seymour Hardware Group B GRADE

Seymour 55 def Euroa 45


Defensive pressure from the Lions created early turnovers in a 21 goal first term.

Precision passing by into goals by Andrea McKenzie rewarded by both shooters giving the Lions an 11 goal lead at quarter time.

Euroa’s defensive play dominated the second quarter as the Lions made some changes.

Euroa reduced the margin to just 2 goals at half time.

The Lions were composed in the 3rd with some great passages of play and connections the length of the court to extend the three quarter time lead out to nine goals.

Courtney Aldous showed her experience and settled the defensive end when under pressure.

A strong finish from the girls saw them pick up a 10 goal win in a great team effort.


Whistle Award: Courtney Aldous

 


Beer Auto Group Seymour A GRADE

Seymour 48 def by Euroa 69

Euroa started the game with quick ball movement and accurate goaling to take the lead by seven goals at the first break.

The Lions kept fighting the entire game with the last quarter proving to be their best.

Ruby Martin, Toni Bootland and Olivia Barry were standouts across the match.

 

 

Seymour FNC News

By Mitch Itter September 29, 2025
Big news has emerged from Seymour following the conclusion of the 2025 Goulburn Valley League season. Re-signings, new signings, and key appointments have Lions fans excited for 2026. History will be made at The Den, with Senior Co-Coach Ben Davey re-appointed for another season. Davey will become Seymour’s longest-serving senior coach, marking seven years in the role. Club legend Bernie Habermann previously held the record with six seasons. Jack Murphy will also continue as Senior Co-Coach after a sensational first year on the field, taking on additional responsibilities with great success. Seymour President Peter Elliott said the club was thrilled to have continuity in the football department heading into 2026. “We’re incredibly fortunate to have Ben and Murph re-commit for another year, and it’s set to be a huge season at The Den,” he said. “Ben is a legend of our club – a dual senior premiership player, Reserves premiership coach, and now our longest-serving senior coach in history, while Murph is fresh off another Best and Fairest. “Both Ben and Murph are high-quality, local people who will drive our club to new heights next year. “While this season didn’t go as planned, our list is hungry and can’t wait to get back on the track.” A couple of star recruits will bolster the Seymour midfield when pre-season kicks off. “With most of our senior list re-committing early for 2026, we’ve been able to add some exciting new players,” Mr Elliott said. “Xavier Dimasi returns to where he made his senior debut, following time in the VFL at Box Hill and a dominant period at Whittlesea. “He’ll be joined by Jaron Murphy, his former partner in crime from Whittlesea and a great player in his own right, who will add plenty of run and carry to our senior side.  “On behalf of the Seymour community, I’d like to welcome Xavier, Jaron and their families to The Den and we’re all looking forward to seeing them strut their stuff.”
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