Northern FL
Bundoora has re-signed coach Heath Scotland for the next two seasons. Scotland joined the Northern Football League division 1 club this season. President Paul King said they are thrilled to have Scotland’s signature as he and his family have genuinely invested in the football club. “Heath has overseen the transition of our football list and has provided opportunities to our graduated under-19s players whom we have seen rapid development over the course of the season.”
Coates Talent League
The Northern Knights claimed the win in the Coates Talent League boys wildcard round on Saturday. The Knights jumped out to a 28 point lead at the first break, before it was reduced to 10 points at half time. The margin was back out to 20 at the last break before the Knights finished strongly to claim the 13.11 (89)-8.4 (52) win. Seb Murphy kicked three goals for the Knights. Jesse Dattoli and Jordyn Gillard were the Knights best. The Knights now progress into the quarter finals this weekend.
Coates Talent League
The Calder Cannons season is still alive despite a loss in the wildcard round of the Coates Talent League boys wildcard round. Facing the Oakleigh Chargers, the Cannons led at the first two breaks before trailing by three points at the final break. The Chargers kicked six goals to two in the final quarter, sealing a 14.10 (94)-10.7 (67). Williem Hanegraaf kicked three goals for the Cannons. Gus Papal was named their best. As the highest ranked metro loser, the Cannons still progress to the quarter finals.
Cricket
Plenty Valley’s Tayla Vlaeminck has been named in Australia’s squad for the Twenty20 World Cup later This year. Vlaeminck has overcome a number of injuries to be named in the squad. She returned to the Australian team earlier this year after nearly two years out of the game.
