2014 - Round 10 Review, Results and Ladders

Round 10

Saturday 28 June 2014

At Anzac Park, Warracknabeal

 

REVIEW

Freezing and slow for round 10

Wet, windy and freezing conditions for Wimmera Hockey Association matches on Saturday at Warracknabeal together with longish grass on Anzac Park made scoring difficult.  Scores were mostly low with the only major exception in the round 10 matches being one of the junior games.  The style of game was very different to when playing on turf with hard hits being more effective than short passes to open up the field and avoid congestion.

Only a small splash of pink to help mark Hockey Victoria’s Women’s Round could be seen around the grounds as most people were hiding from the bitter weather. Women’s Round is to help celebrate the contributions women and girls make to the sport both on and off the field.

Juniors

Kaniva Raiders played with 10 players while the Dimboola Kangaroos fielded 11 with the help of two borrowed players.  Raiders still had the advantage with Kylan Hendy scoring five goals to help boost the tally to take a strong win 16-1.  Kangaroos’ Hayden Withers at half back and borrowed player Kaitlyn Miller played strong games together with Teo Haines who also scored the Kangaroos’ goal in the second half.  Duncan Shalders was named best for Raiders, also scoring a goal.  Hendy’s goals put him equal top junior goal scorer so far at 14 together with teammate Lachie Mills who also scored one on Saturday. 

Warrack Revengers and Nhill Leopards were playing an even game until Revengers got the upper hand with a score late in the first half.  Good defence from both teams stopped a number of fast attacking plays.  Colin Taylor with two goals was named best for Revengers in the 2-0 win.  Full back Victoria Janetzki was named best for Leopards.

Horsham Bombers and Dimboola Kookaburras played a good even contest.  Bombers earned several attacking short corners while Kookaburras earned a few as well.  With 9 minutes to go William Gulline scored and Bombers held on to claim their third win for the season, 1-0.  Gulline was named best for Bombers while Danny Moore was best for Kookaburras.

Yanac Warriors with their second bye pick up two points which allows the Raiders to jump above them on the ladder into top position with the advantage for the time being.

Women

Two first-time goal scorers gave Warrack Women their second win of the season, with both wins being against Kaniva Women.  Mary-ann Paris scored in the first half to give Warrack the upper hand.  Kaniva fought back but were unable to convert despite being almost on the line.  Claire McDonald was a strong centre half back for Kaniva defending well and using strong hits to put her team into attack.  Strong defence and strong hits from Alana Argent kept the pressure on for Warrack throughout the match and earned herself best on ground rights.  Erin Slater scored her first career goal in the second half and she was also amongst the best in the 2-0 win.

Dimboola Women were three goals up at half time against Nhill Thunderbirds despite ground conditions being slow and difficult to negotiate.  Dimboola has plenty of hard hitters which suited the day with short passing not as effective.  Thunderbirds were able to get one back in the second half to finish 3-1 in Dimboola’s favour.  Left half back Brooke Nuske was named best for Dimboola while centre half back Emma Janetzki was best for Thunderbirds.

Yanac Women played a strong team game against Horsham Highlanders who were without several notable players.  Yanac, without their usual goalie, scored twice in each half through four different scorers to win 4-0.  Inner Louise Bone led the charge earning best on ground rights for the unbeaten Yanac, also with a goal.  Karen Triffitt put in a top performance at full back for Highlanders to be named best for her side.  Bone’s goal puts her at equal top women’s scorer so far with 9, equal with Lauren Bendall of Thunderbirds.

Open

The unbeaten Yanac Tigers had a solid win 3-0 over Horsham Hurricanes, scoring through three different players.  Playing with a couple of borrowed players and female goalie Hannah Fredericks who put in a solid effort deflecting Tiger attacks, Hurricanes were able to attack and almost had a goal of their own although disallowed.  Darren Schwarz at half back was named best for Hurricanes.  Bradley Alexander at inner was named best for Tigers.

Cobras suffered their second loss of the season losing 2-1 to Warrack Hoops.  Cobras scored in the first half through Brett Jewell and were leading at half time.  But Hoops know how to regroup and matched the score late in the second half then a minute later scored again to claim the win.  Jarrod Knoop with a goal was named best for Hoops while Braden Clark a consistent right half back was named best for Cobras.

Dimboola Men and Nhill Rangers played a very even first half with both teams having an equal number of opportunities.  There were lots of tussles in the mid-field and both defences played extremely well with the end result a fitting 0-0 draw.  Mont Miller was a dependale full back for Rangers while Brett Tischler put in a sterling performance through the mid-field for Dimboola.

Marcus Williamson is still in front on the open goal scoring board with 11.

- Rachel Clark, WHA Records Secretary 2014

 

RESULTS

Juniors

Kaniva Raiders 16 def Dimboola Kangaroos 1

Goals: Raiders, Kylan Hendy 5, Lachlan Clark 3, Liliana Goodwin 3, Lachie Mills 1, Duncan Shalders 1, Fraser Bothe 1, Luke Shalders 1, Jessy Mitchell 1; Kangaroos, Teo Haines 1.

Umpire votes: Raiders, Duncan Shalders 3, Lachlan Clark 2, Kylan Hendy 1; Kangaroos, Hayden Withers 3, Kaitlyn Miller 2, Teo Haines 1.

 

Warrack Revengers 2 def Nhill Leopards 0

Goals: Revengers, Colin Taylor 2.

Umpire votes: Revengers, Colin Taylor 3, Jack Dean 2, Oskar Bennett 1; Leopards, Victoria Janetzki 3, Lachie Wilde 2, Dakarai Delaney 1.

 

Horsham Bombers 1 def Dimboola Kookaburras 0

Goals: Bombers, William Gulline 1.

Umpire votes: Bombers, William Gulline 3, Mia Guest 2, Stuart Hallett 1; Kookaburras, Danny Moore 3, Daniel Danisch 2, Thomas Krelle 1.

 

Bye: Yanac Warriors

 

Women

Warrack Women 2 def Kaniva Women 0

Goals: Warrack Women, Mary-ann Paris 1, Erin Slater 1.

Umpire votes: Alana Argent 3, Erin Slater 2, Linley Arnold-Wardle 1; Kaniva Women, Claire McDonald 3, Rachel Clark 2, Nakita Jewell 1.

 

Dimboola Women 3 def Nhill Thunderbirds 1

Goals: Dimboola Women, Jemma Schultz 1, Annabel Askin 1, Kelly Smithyman 1; Thunderbirds, Alannah Creek 1.

Umpire votes: Dimboola Women, Brooke Nuske 3, Elizabeth Klinge 2, Ashlee Crowhurst 1, Annabel Askin 1; Thunderbirds, Emma Janetzki 3, Alannah Creek 2, Wendy Crowhurst 1, Pam Cramer 1.

 

Yanac Women 4 def Horsham Highlanders 0

Goals: Yanac Women, Erin Alexander 1, Jenny Smith 1, Carmel Beattie 1, Louise Bone 1.

Umpire votes: Yanac Women, Louise Bone 3, Caitlyn Smith 2, Erin Alexander 1; Highlanders, Karen Triffitt 3, Lucy O’Connor 2, Sarah O’Connor 1.

 

Open

Yanac Tigers 3 def Horsham Hurricanes 0

Goals: Tigers, Nathan Alexander 1, Kim Croot 1, Craig Magrath 1.

Umpire votes: Tigers, Bradley Alexander 3, Jamie Harding 2, Nathan Alexander 1; Hurricanes, Darren Schwarz 3, William Gulline 2, Hannah Fredericks 1.

 

Dimboola Men 0 drew with Nhill Rangers 0

Goals: NA

Umpire votes: Dimboola Men, Brett Tischler 3, Tim Jorgensen 2, James Keating 1; Rangers, Mont Miller 3, Grady Janetzki 2, Emma Janetzki 1.

 

Warrack Hoops 2 def Kaniva Cobras 1

Goals: Hoops, Jarrod Knoop 1, Paul Slater 1; Cobras, Brett Jewell 1.

Umpire votes: Hoops, Jarrod Knoop 3, Ethan Schilling 2, Paul Slater 1, Darren Brown 1; Cobras, Braden Clark 3, Mathew McDonald 2, Jordan Clark 1.

 

LADDERS

- after Round 10

 

JUNIORSPointsGoal DifferenceGoal Percentage
  Kaniva Raiders 34 64 592%
  Yanac Warriors 32 67 2333%
  Warrack Revengers 24 10 191%
  Nhill Leopards 22 13 193%
  Horsham Bombers 16 -30 25%
  Dimboola Kookaburras 8 -43 12%
  Dimboola Kangaroos  4 -81 4%

 

WOMENPointsGoal DifferenceGoal Percentage
  Yanac Women 36 24 580%
  Dimboola Women 34 21 275%
  Horsham Highlanders 22 6 126%
  Nhill Thunderbirds 16 13 181%
  Warrack Women 10 -23 28%
  Kaniva Women 2 -41 15%

 

OPEN

Points

Goal Difference

Goal Percentage

  Yanac Tigers 36 40 4100%
  Warrack Hoops 32 23 277%
  Kaniva Cobras 28 10 183%
  Dimboola Men 10 -16 43%
  Nhill Rangers 8 -22 12%
  Horsham Hurricanes 6 -35 13%