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 Seymour 12.17.89 v Euroa 4.6.30


Award Winners

Go Dynamic Group - Tom Wardley worked extremely hard all day, and combined it with great skill level to help the Lions control the ball.

CWM - Ollie Munro had a big presence all day. Continually presented to give the team a target when going forward.

Canteen Award - Angus Nash brought real aggression and finished off with a couple of goals.

Thursday night dinner award - Ely Reid, improving every week and was massive for the team in the ruck.


Best: T Wardley, O Munro, W Le Deux, D Davis, E Reid

Goals: O Munro 4, C Powell 2, W Le Deux 2, H Lane 2, A Nash 1, H Murphy 1, J Brock 1



O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves 

Seymour 10.8.68 v Euroa 6.4.40


The Reserves were eager to get back on the winner’s list and stormed out of the blocks with four first quarter goals.

The Lions faithful were delighted to see Ben Cooney play his first game for the season after a foot injury in the preseason. He wasted no time getting in the scoreboard with two goals in the first five minutes and four for the day.

The game evened up in the second and third quarters with the Lions digging deep in the last to put the game out of reach for Euroa.

Julian Morgan continued his strong form up forward with another three goals with Nick Dundon leading the way across the ground, providing plenty of run and carry.

Sam Thomson played another solid game and Scott McMaster is showing plenty of form through the midfield.

The tall timber also played a crucial role with Alex Elliott and Ollie Lubeck both featuring in the best.


Goals: B Cooney 4, J Morgan 3, J Glen 1, C Salmon 1, D Short 1

Best: N Dundon, S McMaster, A Elliott, S Thomson, O Lubeck




Seymour Club Seniors

Seymour 9.12.66 v Euroa 11.10.76


They're always big matches between Euroa and Seymour and this was no different.

The Magpies came out strongly in the first quarter with six goals, leaving the Lions with plenty of work to do.

While the Lions dominated play in the second quarter, some inaccurate kicking meant Euroa’s lead largely remained heading into half time before extending their lead by two goals at the final break.

The last quarter saw a much improved effort from the Lions, bringing the deficit under two goals before they ran out of time to make up for a slow start.

It was great to have Tom Maloney back from injury, putting in a typically dominant performance.

Nathan Beattie and Jack Murphy continued their solid midfield form on Murph’s birthday while Tom Martin and Nathan Fowler showed determination, playing important roles at either end of the ground.

Off to Deakin next week to get back on the winner’s list.


Goals: R Mason 2, C Lubeck 2, J Murphy 1, R Schraven 1, N Fowler 1, M McLean 1, C Thomson 1

Best: T Maloney, J Murphy, T Martin, N Beattie, N Fowler

Lions' finest celebrated

By Mitch Itter • September 28, 2024
The Seymour Football Netball Club held its Presentation Night at Kings Park on Thursday September 26, celebrating the achievements of players and volunteers throughout the 2024 Goulburn Valley League (GVL) season. Club President Gerard O’Sullivan congratulated players for their on-field achievements during the season. “We had all our senior netball teams and two of our football teams playing finals which is a fantastic achievement,” Mr O’Sullivan said. “Our B Reserve girls were undoubtedly the stars of the show, going through the season undefeated and claiming the premiership. “There are some really talented young players coming up through both the football and netball and we can’t wait to watch their progress over the coming years. Mr O’Sullivan also thanked volunteers who make every training session, matchday and season possible. “While we are incredibly proud of our players, in many ways presentation night is also about the amazing volunteers who keep our club running,” Mr O’Sullivan said. “We were also able to welcome a new qualified Life Member as a result of Ellie Fuhrmeister reaching 200 A Grade games during the season which is a fantastic achievement.” The Senior Best & Fairest Award has been renamed the Gary Brown Medal, recognising Mr Brown’s decades of service to the SFNC as Club Secretary with Nathan Beattie the inaugural winner. “It was fantastic to be able to award the Gary Brown Medal for the very first time with Nathan Beattie a deserving winner after an incredible season,” Mr O’Sullivan said. “Gary dedicated a huge amount of his life to our club and it’s only fitting to have the Senior Best and Fairest now bear his name. “Once again, congratulations to all our award winner and we look forward to coming back even better in 2025.” A full list of award winners can be found below. Leading Goal Kickers U18s – Heath Lane (33 Goals) Reserves – Julian Morgan (56 Goals) Seniors – Riley Mason (72 Goals) Club Awards Netball Appreciation Award – Kelly Smith Lenny Brown Best Netball Club Person Award – Gen Pearce Lions Pride – Paul Lewis Best Club Person – Clint Rose Eamonn O’Connor Award – Nathan Fowler Life Membership Ellie Fuhrmeister (200 A Grade games)

B Reserve Grand Final Match Report

September 22, 2024
GRAND FINAL - O’SULLIVAN BUILDERS B RESERVE Seymour 43 v Rochester 30 The Lions were a few goals down early before Toni Bootland stepped on and took control in defence, taking crucial intercepts that allowed the Lions to go into the break at quarter time ahead. All the girls gave 100 per cent throughout the game with strong leads and accurate passing into Shona Gesler and Mia Allen in the ring. Toni Bootland, Sarah Waite and Sophie Munro worked so hard in the defensive end, constantly putting pressure on the Rochester goalers. Grace Barry, Casey Drummond and Layne Lewis carried the ball down the court with efficiency, controlling the mid court. The Lions had the game under control at three quarter time and enjoyed the last quarter, knowing they’d finish the day with medals around their necks. Congratulations to Courtney Aldous on coaching an incredible undefeated season and well done to Toni Bootland who was adjudged Best on Court by the umpires. What a team and what a season!

Reserves Preliminary Final Match Report

September 15, 2024
PRELIMINARY FINAL - O'Keefe's IGA Seymour Reserves Seymour 5.9.39 v Rochester 9.10.64 The Lions headed up the GV to take on Rochester for a spot in the Grand Final and were greeted by typically windy conditions at Deakin Reserve. The beginning of the first quarter saw the Lions dominate play, however they were unable to apply scoreboard pressure before Rochester finished the term strongly. In the second term the boys were able to get back into the game with Dale Short kicking a pearler of a goal from long range. The third quarter broke the Lions with Rochester kicking three goals to one, allowing them to head into the last with a lead that proved too much for the boys to claw back. Tayte Lewis showed his usual determination around the contest and Jonty Mann played his best game of the season. The backline found themselves under heavy pressure throughout the game with Clayton Salmon and Jack Glen tireless all day. Jaxon Lantzke stood tall once again around the contest, but it wasn’t enough to get the Lions over the line. Another fantastic season from the Reserves with a huge thanks due to Dundo and Pete Elliott for their work throughout the season, alongside Team Manager Michael Salmon and a great group of volunteers. Best: T Lewis, C Salmon, J Mann, J Glen, J Lantzke Goals: J Morgan 2, D Short 2, F Rutherford 1
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