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Good, bad or ugly?

By Helen Tatchell
Are the new plans for the Ballan train station on track
to suit the area, or are they ‘off the rails’?
According to Victorian Minister for Public Transport
Jacinta Allan, the unveiling of the plans last week, with
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Infrastructure
and Transport Michael McCormack and Member for
Buninyong Geoff Howard, will see, as part of a half-
a-billion-dollar Stage One Ballarat Line Upgrade, a
transformation that could have a town divided on the
design.
The plans of the upgrade include an additional
platform, new pedestrian overpass, an improved bus
bay layout, and new bicycle storage facilities.
Minister McCormack said accessibility will be a critical
part of the upgrade.
“New lifts will allow all passengers to easily access
both platforms, and ramp access to platforms from the
car parks.
“The upgrade will include a car park with a drop-off
zone on the south side of the station, and the existing
station car park on Atkinson Street will be modified to
integrate with the improved bus bay, making it easier
for passengers to park and ride,” he said.
Ms Allan said they have listened to the local
community when designing the upgraded Ballan
Station, yet a Community Information Session has
only just been scheduled for this Thursday 26 July and
Saturday 4 August.
“We’ve added features locals told us were important to
them, all while maintaining the historic aesthetic of the
station,” Ms Allan said.
Moorabool Shire Council Mayor Paul Tatchell said it is
always difficult to blend new structures with old.
“I suppose on the basis that the Ballan Station is an
iconic building I can only imagine the design is more
based on practical than heritage.
“We have a representative on the BRAC committee.
But I seriously doubt the State Government considers
consultation with local government as relative to their
election aspirations, the press has more influence. This
is evident by the fact that we continually have to gate-
crash announcements to touch base with Ministers as
the invitation lists are limited to those that put glossy
snaps in tabloids; make of that what you will,” Cr
Tatchell said.
Moorabool Council did not receive an invitation by the
State Government to attend the announcement of the
plans being unveiled at Ballan station last week.
The track at Ballan Station will be duplicated as part of
the upgrade, with a 4.5-kilometre passing loop being
built from west of the Ingliston Road level crossing
towards Old Melbourne Road. This will provide more
space for trains to pass each other, to allow extra
services and boost reliability.
The Ballarat Line Upgrade is part of the $1.75 billion
Regional Rail Revival and is a joint initiative of the
Australian and Victorian governments, with the
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Pressure on Board
By Helen Tatchell
Letters, emails and phone text
messages are many correspond-
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News over recent weeks in regard
to the community owned Ballan
District Health & Care facility.
There is an outcry from the com-
munity for a public town meeting
to take place, so questions can
be answered as to the viability
and ongoing business of the local
health facility.
One letter received by the Moora-
bool News on Friday 20 July said
an article in 3 July edition (M/
News) ‘Minister Fobs off Health
Service’, “….that article content, if
true, is showing BDHC in a tenu-
ous position.”
“The ‘flow-on effect’ to BDHC em-
ployees/local community has the
potential to be devastating should
it not be viable,” the letter read, as
“published audited annual reports
on the BDHC website show the au-
ditors have questioned the ‘Going
Concern’ of the BDHC for the last
two-financial years.”
The letter went on to say the
BDHC should “honour their own
value system that includes Integ-
rity, Respect and Accountability.”
“They should answer questions
raised in a previous Letter to the
Editor (17 July M/News) and show
the respect and accountability the
local community deserve, espe-
cially those who donate funds and
time to this ‘Community Owned’
facility.”
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“…Ballan residents to become
Association Members so they
can have greater input to BDHC
activities.”
Whilst the CEO Wayne Weaire
has been making comment pre-
viously, it was time to turn to the
Board Chair Lyn Gunnell, a vol-
unteer member on the board since
2007.
Ms Gunnell was asked a vari-
ety of questions by the Moorabool
News including:
- Where would the funds from
the sale of the Opp Shop and
Childcare be directed?
- Is there too much middle-man-
agement causing the financial
blowout?
- Was there a need for an in-house
pharmacist and pathologist?
- Will the Board be considering
bringing in an Administrator
and would the CEO remain or be
sacked?
- Has the Board failed community
expectations and are they consid-
ering an open public community
meeting?
- Finally, how can the Board fu-
ture proof the community health
facility and gain back the trust
and support from the community?
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Blame game begins
By Kate Taylor “I thought that was a strange
Ballan District Health and
fit for their business model. It Mayor Supports
doesn’t necessarily fit with-
Care will certainly need gov-
ernment assistance to put
in their health care model Need For Funding
overall.”
itself back on a firm financial Moorabool Shire Council Mayor Paul
BDHC CEO Wayne Weaire
footing, according to Federal Tatchell is serving on the hospital board as a
told the Moorabool News
Member for Ballarat Cath- temporary member while BDHC deals with
the childcare centre was pur-
erine King. its financial issues.
chased seven years ago, under
Ms King spoke about the is-
a previous CEO and a previ- Mayor Tatchell told the Moorabool News
sue on ABC Ballarat radio ous board, to ensure that it that government funding is needed – and
recently, following the revela-
was kept within the commu- that the state needs to step up.
tion that the health care pro-
nity and not closed. “Catherine King has been incredibly
vider is running at a loss of
“Ballan’s growing, so the supportive during this process,” Cr Tatchell
millions.
Board’s now made a deci- said.
On the question of whether
sion, that Ballan has grown so “Most sensible MPs recognise the true value
funding the service will be the
much, that it needs a bigger of Ballan District Health and Care, yet our
responsibility of the state or
federal government, Ms King childcare centre – ultimately, local member Geoff Howard appears to be
the Board has asked itself
was clear. using the ‘private hospital’ tag to not support
is it the job of the hospital to
“It’s going to have to be both,” the role of BDHC in the community, and I
do that or is it someone else’s
she said. thought that health and wellbeing would be a
responsibility to do that. It’s
But Ms King said it has hap- higher priority than political nit-picking.
on the market now; we are “I’d be encouraging people to write to Geoff
pened before, be it several
looking for someone to take it
years ago when it was a small- Howard, because BDHC needs funding for
over,” he said.
er service. future-proofing and he is still in the seat until
“I think it’s fair to say it’s not There is one way, however, November.”
the first time they’re under that future financing of the Cr Tatchell also said just because Ballan is
some financial pressure.” service could be addressed,
a private hospital, it does not mean that it is
and it isn’t a fire sale of the fa-
Ms King blamed the freeze not also a community one.
on Medicare benefit indexing cility’s assets.
“I get a bit frustrated when they confuse
for GPs for part of the cash “They need some capital to
healthcare, and providing care, with being a
flow crisis, and also pointed expand aged care to guaran-
private hospital, it’s pretty tacky. The role is
out that the feasibility of the tee future income,” Ms King
to care for people.
small residential aged care said.
“If there’s a bed there and somebody needs
service is an issue. The Federal Member for Bal-
it, they provide that service. Because
But the purchase of the Bal- larat said she also supports a
where else will they go? And I think that’s
lan childcare centre has also current application before the
underestimated, because the community
contributed to the problems, federal government for fund-
hospital subsidises that.”
Ms King said. ing for the aged care facility.
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Tourists set to bring in
the dollars
By Kate Taylor
Millions of dollars of return on investment is expected from
Moorabool Shire Council’s Tourism and Business Grants.
The Bacchus Marsh Tourism Association’s application
for $3,000 under the grant program, to assist the RSL in
commemorating the establishment of the Avenue of Honour,
was approved at the June council meeting.
However, councillors voted to defer giving grants to private
businesses until more information was provided, with the
matter then returning before the July council meeting.
The three remaining grant applications were for $4,000
for St Anne’s Vineyards to make a five-minute cinematic
presentation on tourism offerings in Moorabool, $3,000 for
Marsh Rod and Custom Club’s annual event and $5,000 for a
visitor information centre at Cartier World Travel in Ballan.
A report tabled at the meeting outlined the reasons behind
the grant recommendations, which is what Woodlands
Ward Councillor Pat Toohey had requested at the previous
meeting.
With Cr Toohey an apology for the meeting, it was West
Ward Councillor Tom Sullivan who took up the line of
questioning on the report.
“This is a unique opportunity for two commercial
enterprises to provide major attractions for the shire – it is
in line with council values – and they are able to reach very
varied markets,” a council officer told the meeting.
“What is the duration for this arrangement?” Cr Sullivan
asked, with the council officer replying that it is a one-off
grant to the businesses.
Cr Sullivan also asked about the ongoing arrangement and
not just the cost.
“They are not ongoing grants – but the benefit to council is
ongoing,” the officer replied.
Councillors voted to approve the grants, with the motion
moved by Cr Sullivan.
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Where the millions might
come from
An accredited Visitor Information Centre at Cartier
World Travel in Ballan would net more than $1 million
in increased tourism spending, according to the report
Dales Creek
tabled at the meeting.
Cartier will provide walk-in information, a website targeting
domestic and international visitors, and a presence at
national/international trade shows.
to go mobile
The centre will include three full time staff, paid for by
Cartier World Travel – but the three employees will adopt
the tourism duties, marketing and promotion of the Shire
in excess of their regular duties.
“A conservative estimate of the economic impact of
funding this application is likely to be in excess of By Helen Tatchell
$1,000,000 per annum with this total increasing as Cartier
World Travel self-funds additional tourism initiatives,” the The old tin can and a piece of string has been replaced with
report reads. modern technology of late, a mobile phone.
The report does not provide any research upon which the However, the tin can and string will officially become
figures are based however. obsolete now that a mobile phone tower will be funded in
For St Anne’s Vineyard, the economic reward from the Dales Creek and surrounding area.
grant is expected to be in the form of visitor spending in Member for Macedon Mary-Anne Thomas made the
the local area.
announcement last week that Optus will build a new mobile
“The total estimated visitor expenditure (for the cellar door tower in the area, as part of the State Labor Government’s
only) is $2,964,000 with a follow on economic impact Victorian Mobile Black Spot Project (VMBSP).
within the local economy as high as $4,700,000 per
“Dales Creek is one of 28 communities that will be safer
annum,” the report noted.
and better connected through Round 3 of the VMBSP,”
Meanwhile, the Marsh Rod and Custom Club’s swap MsThomas said.
meet and Show ‘n’ Shine event last year attracted about
“I’m thrilled the government has funded this tower through
10,000 visitors, and gave away $9000 from the event to
our Victorian Mobile Black Spot Project.”
nine individual community organisations.
Ms Thomas said the construction of a tower in Dales Creek
The club also works with local groups such as Lions, CFA,
is a great outcome for locals and for those visiting the area.
SES, Scouts, Darley Neighbourhood House and others to
“This new tower will help people stay connected, while
assist them in raising money through having a presence
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Signs to tell time delays
By Helen Tatchell
With the roadworks on the
Western Highway multiply-
ing quicker than a family
of rabbits, it is very hard to
estimate the expected time
travel in front of drivers.
Panic no more. Minister
for Roads and Road Safety,
Luke Donnellan has an-
nounced ‘real-time travel
times and alerts’ on the
Western Highway.
Situated at Warrenheip and
inspected by the Minister
himself, the new electronic
signage will make it easier
for people to plan their trips
and avoid major delays.
“Drivers using the West-
ern Highway will be the
first in regional Victoria to
benefit from the technology
– providing up to date travel
times and alerts to get more
people where they need to
go sooner,” Mr Donnellan
said.
The signage will use Blue-
tooth technology to track
point-to-point travel times,
giving drivers the opportu-
nity to change their route or
plan their trips in advance to
reduce time spent waiting in
traffic.
Signs will be installed in
five busy areas between Bal-
larat and Melbourne, includ-
ing locations close to Bal-
larat, Ballan, Bacchus Marsh,
Melton and Rockbank.
Minister Luke Donnellan on the Western Highway with a
time alert sign in the background. Photo - submitted
Delays associated with road
upgrades, safety improve-
ments, weather and emer-
gency incidents will all be
displayed almost instantly,
with estimated travel times
updated every few minutes.
Mr Donnellan said the
new signage will replace
temporary electronic signs
along the Western Highway
between Ballarat and Mel-
bourne, where vital safety
News
upgrades and road improve-
ments are underway.
“These works include
the installation of flexible
safety barriers and bridge
strengthening works at
Pykes Creek.”
Member for Buninyong
Geoff Howard said they are
working to minimise delays
and keep drivers informed.
“And that’s exactly what
these signs will help do.”
The Moorabool News – 24 July, 2018 Page 7
Court after
police chase
By Caitlin Bewley
(1st Yr Swinburne Uni)
Trotting away from trouble, that turned into
a gallop, seemed to be a young probationary
driver’s only option when police attempted
to intercept him on a busy Bacchus Marsh
road.
Alex Trotter, a 22-year-old Bacchus Marsh
man, fled police on November 10 last year in
panic, knowing his licence was suspended.
The police were stationed on Grant Street,
Bacchus Marsh and were conducting
roadside number plate recognition testing,
sitting in a fully marked highway patrol
vehicle.
Recognising that the accused was traveling
in an unregistered car and driving with a
suspended licence, the police attempted to
intercept Trotter by standing in the middle of
the road, motioning the accused to pull over.
Trotter was alleged to have dangerously
veered past the police and turned down a
side street, which began a high-speed police
chase. The accused was reported to have
been travelling between 100-120kph in a
50kph zone.
Police followed Trotter as he travelled at
excessive speeds through Bacchus Marsh
streets and became airborne when crossing
train lines on Bacchus Marsh-Geelong road.
After losing control of the vehicle, the
accused collided with a tree on the driver’s
side of the car. He exited the car via the
passenger door and stood behind the car
barefooted.
When police arrived at the scene, Trotter is
alleged to have told police “I own the car,
but I wasn’t the one driving. The driver ran
away,” and pointed to a paddock behind the
smashed car.
Police then arrested Trotter who said to
police, “I was lying, I was driving.”
The accused’s lawyer told the court that his
client began the police chase because of his
financial troubles, having over $8000 worth
of fines outstanding.
“Out of fear he accelerated to avoid being
pulled over,” the defence said.
Magistrate Ron Saines said when people
choose to outrun the police, they are
committing a serious offence.
“Running from police and being suspended
while doing so, is an offence punishable by
imprisonment.”
Trotter’s license was disqualified for
15-months and fined $2500 with $124.30 in
court costs.
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The long life of plastic

By Carol Saffer

There is a saying from back in

the day, ‘they don’t make things
like they used to’.
And a Bacchus Marsh resident
has testament to that.
When Andrea Coe’s house was
recently re-stumped she didn’t
find any buried treasure, just
a plastic bread wrapper over
60-years old.
The original milk loaf plastic
bag wrapper from Bird’s Bread
bakery in Bacchus Marsh sur-
vived undisturbed since the
house was built in 1951.
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Ironically with the recent legis-

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lation banning single use plastic
bags, Ms Coe said it was in per-
fect condition when discovered.
“It had not broken down at all,”
she said.
Ms Coe was also astonished to
see printed on the bag, ways to
re-use it.
“Some suggestions to re-use the
bag were to keep leftovers fresh
to change
and to put children’s sports Are you or is someone you know a young proves that living outside of Australia’s
clothes in.” trailblazer from the community? urban centres can open doors.
Ms Coe said she wondered The ABC has just opened the Heywire “Heywire is helping bright young people
whether the local bakery knew Competiton for 2019, which encourages turn their ideas into reality,” Mr Littleproud
if the plastic the loaves were young people aged 16-22 to share their said.
wrapped in, were not going to experiences in rural or regional Australia.
Past winners of Heywire have used the
disintegrate quickly. The 40-winners will receive an all-expenses-
program to allow them to make positive
“It is quite amazing how long paid trip to the Heywire Regional Youth
changes in their communities, such as
the plastic has lasted, in perfect Summit in Canberra and will take part in
workshops aimed to help them realise their agriculture, mental health and drug
condition really from all those
potential for making a difference in regional education.
years ago.”
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Jail after plea for Council Father doubts daughter

one more chance Clip By Meg Kennedy

By Caitlin Bewley approve bail,” the Magis- The father of accused

A request to appear in court
would go away if ignored
was a man’s initial thought
when turning himself into
Bacchus Marsh police; little
did he know he would be
sitting in a jail cell for the
next seven days awaiting
sentencing.
27-year-old Joel Collinson
was remanded in custody
for failing to answer bail
on multiple occasions and
breaching his corrections or-
ders, all because he thought
“if [he] ignored it, it would
go away,” the accused told
the court.
Collinson attended the Bac-
chus Marsh court on Friday
June 29 hoping Magistrate
Gregory Robinson would
approve his bail so that he
could see his four-year-old
daughter, who he hadn’t
seen for three months.
Magistrate Robinson said
“there needed to be extraor-
dinary circumstances” to
approve the accused’s bail.
“Wanting to be with your
family is not extraordinary,
it’s run of the mill,” Magis-
trate Robinson said.
“Can I get my summons af-
ter I see my daughter?”, Col-
linson begged Magistrate
Robinson.
“That would require me to
trate said.
Bail was revoked by Mag-
istrate Robinson, so the
case could be heard by the
original magistrate who had
already part heard the case.
Collinson then reappeared
before Magistrate Ron
Saines at the Bacchus Marsh
court on July 9 in handcuffs
and accompanied by police.
Prosecutor Senior Consta-
ble Helen Farmer provided
the court with a summary of
the accused’s offences, most-
ly involving driving whilst
suspended and travelling at
excessive speed.
Collinson’s lawyer showed
urgency in making sure his
client didn’t face jail time,
asking the court to provide
further CCOs and impend-
ing a large fine.
Magistrate Saines said he
had already given him a
chance and he used it to
commit further offences.
“He didn’t show up to
CCOs, he didn’t come back
before me, he skipped bail
as well.
“It’s a serious situation.
These are offences against
the justice system,” he said.
Magistrate Saines sentenced
Collinson to one-month im-
prisonment, and over $3000
in fines.
By Kate Taylor
Amendment C88, designed
to give Ballan strategic di-
rection, will go to the Plan-
ning Minister for approval to
seek public feedback on the
proposal.
Councillors voted at the
June council meeting to
move to the next step in the
process for the amendment,
which will see the Ballan
Strategic Plan officially in-
corporated into Moorabool’s
planning scheme.
The decision followed an
April decision by council
to defer the proposal until
after the owners of a prop-
erty within the plan, 400 Old
Melbourne Road, were con-
sulted about concerns they
had that their property was
not being treated the same as
other properties surround-
ing them.
Owner Janine Mitchell was
satisfied with subsequent
changes made to the pro-
posal after the consultation.
“I support the recommen-
dation before us tonight,”
she told the meeting.
Once authorised, the
amendment will be on pub-
lic exhibition for no less than
six weeks.
murderer Yu Tung ‘Tracey’
Lo has said he now has
“doubts” about his daugh-
ter’s honesty, the Supreme
Court of Victoria has heard.
Describing Ms Lo as “a very
caring and positive person”
and “a good girl”, Yuk Fai
Lo, who has flown to Aus-
tralia from Hong Kong with
his family, appeared before
the court with the aid of an
interpreter on Wednesday,
18 July.
During the cross-examina-
tion of his evidence, Crown
prosecutor Patrick Bourke
said to Mr Lo that “Tracey
worked with the accused Ms continued to stay in touch
has admitted to lying to
Lo during her employment via messaging mobile apps,
police…”, asking, “Is your
as a dental nurse, also gave such as ‘WhatsApp’, whilst
daughter still trustworthy?”
evidence. she was living in Australia.
Mr Lo replied, “I’m
Appearing before the court
shocked.” “We were friends, yes”, he
via video link from Hong
told the court.
Mr Bourke then asked Kong, Dr. Ezra Man-Chung
Yu Tung Lo is on trial for
whether Mr Lo thought his
Chan described Ms Lo as a
daughter was still honest. the murder of Bacchus
“diligent” worker and had
“I have doubts,” Mr Lo said, Marsh man Paul Hogan,
“no reason to question her
who was found dead with a
pausing before replying. honesty”, recounting a time
single gunshot wound to the
During re-examination, de- where he had allowed Ms
head at his Labilliere street
fence barrister Peter Chad- Lo to complete paperwork
wick QC asked Mr Lo is “ly- alone at his house. property, at around 8:20am
ing to police the Tracey you Dr Chan told the court that on Tuesday, 24 May, 2016.
know?” he continued a friendship The trial continues in the
Mr Lo replied “No”. with Ms Lo after she left the Supreme Court of Victoria,
A dental surgeon, who dental practice in 2014 and heading into Day 20.

Moorabool Shire Council

NOTICE OF ORDINARY MEETING OF COUNCIL COMMUNITY GRANT ROUND 2 ROAD TRIP –
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 1 August, IMAGING, DESIGN, ENGAGE, APPLY
2018 in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan, commencing at 6.00pm. Council is hitting the road to hear your project ideas and provide direct community
Community grants Round 2 open on 1 August 2018. Accompanying the recently updated
support!
Members of the public are most welcome to attend. library van, Council officers will be trialling a new initiative of touring the Shire to promote the
Community
upcoming programgrants Round
as well 2asopen on engaging
directly 1 Augustwith
2018. Accompanying
community membersthe in recently
the more
EMPLOYMENT updated library van, Council officers will be trialling a new initiative of touring the
remote townships.
Council invites applications for the existing vacancies: Shire to promote the upcoming program as well as directly engaging with community
Further to promoting the program, Council officers will be available to provide face-to-face
members in the more remote townships.
Building Inspector – Permanent Full Time support and guidance to community members, groups and organisations interested in
Applications close Friday 27 July 2018 Further
seeking to promoting the program, Council officers will be available to provide face-
funding.
to-face support and guidance to community members, groups and organisations
Maternal & Child Health Co-ordinator – Permanent Full Time Council encourages all individuals or groups who are interested in obtaining community
interested in seeking funding.
Applications close Friday 27 July 2018 funding, to pop along to a suitable session and discuss ideas.
Council encourages all individuals or groups who are interested in obtaining community
Chief Executive Officer – Full Time The dates
funding, to and
pop times
alongfor
tothese visits session
a suitable are listedand
below:
discuss ideas.
Applications close 12noon Wednesday 1 August 2018 The dates and times for these visits are listed below:
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Day Town Stop location Times
Tuesday 24 July Dunnstown St Brendan’s Primary School 8.50 – 10.00am
TENDERS 2018
Moorabool Shire Council invites tenders for the following contracts: Clarkes Hill St Mary’s Primary School 10.50 – 11.10am
Tender Number Tender Description Bungaree Bungaree General Store - in 11.30am – 12.30pm
C39 - 2017/2018 Blackwood Localised Septic Program - Part 1 Septic Tank front
Gordon Gordon Public Hall - in front 2.00 - 3.30pm
Upgrades, Round 5
Monday 30 July Elaine Elaine General Store 11.00am - 12.30pm
C02 - 2018/2019 Design and Construct - Bridge Deck Replacement, Dog Trap 2018
Gully Road. Wednesday 1 Lal Lal Lal Lal Soldiers Memorial Hall 8.45-9.45am
Tender documents and full details of this notice will be available on Saturday 21 July August 2018
2018 at www.tenderlink.com/moorabool. Ballan Ballan Library 10.00am - 12.30pm
Blackwood Blackwood Hall – in front 1.30 – 2.00pm
Main St, near the general store 2.30 - 3.30pm

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Rob Croxford
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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WHAT’S ON
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Ballan & District CWA - Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday

ADULT EDUCATION each month. RSL Hall, Inglis St, Ballan, 7.30pm. All welcome MARKETS
Ballan & District Community House - enquiries to 0407 992 767 or email ballandistrictcwa@gmail. Ballan Lions Club Market
For class enrolment information, venue hire and costs; please com Next market – Saturday 4 August 2018
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au The Pottery Group First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan – 9am-1pm.
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre - Short Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall Enquiries – 0402 390 080 (Wayne).
courses and classes. 33-35 Jonathan Drive, Darley. BM & (next to Tennis Courts), Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome. Darley Market
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031. Saturday 4 August, 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390. month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345
The Laurels – Bacchus Marsh Community College Moorabool Mission Recovery Group
145 (Alan).
Courses and classes. 229 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh. Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member
Ballan Farmers Market
Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061. out of control? Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm – Jean
Next Market – Saturday 11 August, 9am-1pm.
U3A Bacchus Marsh - Active seniors social learning, for Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh. Enq-
2nd Saturday each month, Mill Cottage car park.
daily activities contact 5367 5341 or visit our website - www. Pastor Merv Patton – 0412 290 036.
Enq – 0498 361 291 or 0490 114 130.
u3abacchus.org.au Ballan Playgroup
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church CHURCH
MEETINGS Hall  - 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
Anglican Parish of West Moorabool
905 558 Tamsin. 
Moorabool Environment Group - next monthly meeting - Service Times - St John’s Ballan  - 1st & 3rd Sundays -
Thursday 26 July, 7pm Lerderderg Library Bacchus Marsh. Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club 9:30am; 2nd & 4th Sundays – 11am Family Service; St John’s
All welcome. Enq. 0409 131 021 Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels, Bungaree – 1st Sunday 6pm Saturday; 2nd, 3rd, 4th Sundays,
CWA - The Marshians Night Branch Bacchus Marsh - Meet 229 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after 9am. Enq. - Rev. Wesley - 5368 2730. 
first Tuesday of month - The Hub, Wittick St, Darley,7pm.  each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170. Ballan Uniting Church (St Paul’s) - Services 11.15am every
Enquiries - Gay Hooper 0413 350 012 Ballan Anglers Inc Sunday.
Meeting second Wednesday every month. Hudsons Hotel, Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
7.30pm. More anglers and families needed and welcome – Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
0400 003 936. Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group Bacchus Marsh Uniting Church Parish
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs. Services - St Andrew’s 9.30am every Sunday. Pentland Hills
Enquiries - 1300 660 068. 2pm 1st Sunday of month. Enquiries - 5367 2543 (office).
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Sunday 9am and 5pm;
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh. Balliang - 2nd Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am; Myrniong – 1st
Enq - 0421 222 717. & 3rd Sunday 11am. Enquiries – 5367 5362. 
Church of the Living God
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St,
Lal Lal Photo Group Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535. Maddingley. Enq – 0408 260 727.
EXHIBITION 2018 Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church
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Sunday 19th August 2018 Australians
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Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit - Mass every
FREE Information and awareness sessions on My Health Record are being held for
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10am-3pm FREE Information and awareness
your community: sessions on My Health Record held for
Golden Harvest Christian Fellowship
your community: are being held for your community:
Hundreds of images on display
AT – Ballan Community House Non-denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
AT – Ballan ATCommunity
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Wednesday House
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25th of July – 10.30am KYB Monday evenings 6pm (0429 681 566.) Ladies KYB
Trophy ceremony 2.30pm Wednesday of
Wednesday the 25thLight
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refreshments
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By Kate Taylor

Local cats may soon be subject to a curfew, under a new

management plan that both cats and dogs will be subject to.
Moorabool Shire Councillors voted at the July council
meeting to adopt the plan to manage domestic animals – and
a feasibility study is set to be conducted on introducing a cat
curfew.
It is a girl for first time Woodend parents The plan also introduces a limit on how many reptiles a
Brookfiled parents Jessica parents from Melton, Daralynne Melle and Travis Bacchus Marsh new person can have.
Mitchell and Trevor Weise Abynei Christensen Lacey Hoe have welcomed their parents Lauren and Jarrod “How did we come to the conclusion on the number of
have a little girl added to and Kyle Caruana. first baby, a little boy. Banjo Bingham have welcomed reptile’s people are allowed to keep?” asked East Ward
their family. A new sister for Weighing 6lb .05oz (2860 Harris HOE arrived on their first child, a little girl. Councillor Jarrod Bingham, who has his own snake catching
Oliver, Emma Jane WEISE grams), little Mila Claudia Thursday 19 July at 7.57am Milla BINGHAM arrived on business.
arrived on Monday 16 July Joy CARUANA arrived on and weighed 7lb 3oz. Wednesday 11 July at
“It is a straight lift from the current local law,” a council
at 2.11pm and weighed 7lb Monday 16 July at 9.46pm. 11.28am, weighing 7lb
7oz (3500 grams). 13oz. officer replied.
Photo submitted
Council is required to prepare a Domestic Animal
Management Plan every four years in accordance with
Victorian State Government legislation; but due to a shortage
of staff, council was unable to complete the plan by last year’s
deadline.
Spencer has a new Laura Dellar and Council strived to make it clear that the management plan
baby brother, Carter Matthew Freeman from
recognises the health and wellbeing benefits of pet ownership,
Alfred THEISINGER. Sunbury have welcomed
Born to Brookfield a little boy to their and that it expects to see measurable improvements in
parents Jacki family. A new brother for animal welfare, responsible pet ownership and compliance
Baldacchino and Izac, Noah Dellar with relevant legislation.
Jake Theisinger, FREEMAN weighed 7lb The plan specifically addresses the need to undertake a
Carter weighed 3180 10oz (3450 grams) and feasibility study for the introduction of a cat curfew with a
grams and arrived was born at 6.11pm on target date of 2018/19, with prior community consultation.
on Thursday 19 July Sunday 15 July. Council’s resources to undertake any required compliance
at 1.07pm. and educative action will also be reviewed, to ensure there
are enough staff to enforce the plan.
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★★★★★★★★ tle less independent.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
Creativity can lead to profit by the end of this week. Your
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19 patience is stretched at work when a colleague appoints
himself your critic. A personal project gets the green light.
Details are of the utmost importance. Be especially care-
ful if filling out forms or signing on dotted lines. A ro- LIBRA—September 23-October 22
mantic relationship becomes more carefree. Friends are
outspoken but earnest.
Relationships with colleagues improve noticeably and ro-
mance takes a turn in a happier direction. An older rela-
PISCES—February 20-March 20 tive is easy to please. Legal matters are spotlighted after
Loved ones are hard to contact or hard to please - but weekend.
you are preoccupied with career and-or academic activi-
ties. Travel planning is accented. Small financial gains SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
highlight the week. Your influence is strong in areas where it matters. A com-
ARIES—March 21-April 20 panion shows a gentler side and is more receptive to your
suggestions. Facts you have been waiting for arrive by
Avoid hasty decisions, especially if making a major pur- the end of the week.
chase. Clash with relatives can be avoided thanks to di-
plomacy on your part. You are more creative than organ- SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
ized this week.
The domestic situation becomes more complicated, then
TAURUS—April 21-May 22 eases up. Friends arrive early all weekend long. Plans
NO. 9053 are delayed after Wednesday. An older relative shows a
Much activity is happening behind the scenes as people
ACROSS DOWN in high places observe your manner and your abilities. more generous side.
6. Outline (10) 1. Centre (6) Work hard to avoid missing deadlines. Children offer
8. Relative (4) 2. Ghost (7) CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
bright suggestions..
9. Paradise (4) 3. Smoke-stack (6) An outspoken colleague becomes an important ally. Un-
10. Fabric (5) 4. Purloined (6) GEMINI—May 23-June 21 conventional suggestions win the ear of an important
11. Tender (4) 5. Garment (5) higherup. A romantic partner may be frivolous. Mechani-
12. Aircraft (9) 7. Trap (5) Leadership skills are at your peak, and your gift of the cal difficulties need a professional review.
16. Gullibility (9) 13. Beer (3) gab wins enthusiastic and influential admirers. A friend
20. Closed (4) 14. Frill (7) may indulge in petty arguments but the stuation is strictly
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
22. Eject (5) 15. Cool (5) temporary..
You are a charming and gracious host. You adore the finer
23. Unsightly (4) 17. Sword (6) CANCER—June 22-July 22 things in life and you are a born romantic. You tend to be
24. Slight (4) 18. Water down (6) gullible too, which can prove a weakness in the coming
25. Glasses (10) 19. Bank clerk (6) Travel ideas benefit from discussion with a professional
in the field. Self-confidence soars, but a self-indulgent months. Superb business opportunities present them-
21. Short (5) selves, but you must be able to identify the truly realistic
streak may surface. This is a good week for taking courses
CRYPTIC PUZZLE in the arts. ones.
ACROSS LEO—July 23-August 22
6. Travelled over here and found (4,6). 8. Take half of it
inside for the bird (4). 9. Bolt hole (4). 10. Follow the Thursday-Saturday may find you engaged in a battle of

points the girl made (5). 11. Blast! That means the va-
cancy’s been filled! (4). 12.Until the dream is shattered,
going through the daily grind (9). 16. Quickly seeing a
retreating gun man (2,1,6). 20. Just for show (4). 22.
Join one when given the hour off (5). 23. First being a
mother (4). 24. Either stop or make headway against
the tide (4). 25. Diminishes one’s savings, as buying the
electric drill does? (5,1,4).
DOWN
1. Tear along the line (6). 2. Be told to anounce it’s a
mere rumour (7). 3. Say, at the top of your voice, it’s
very funny (6). 4. A bit the moles broke right through (6).
5. Wanted to know if one were invited? (5). 7. Shop in
the street by the roundabout (5). 13. These days I stand
up to her (3). 14. Style you criticise but long to have (7).
15. In my belief, the fellow has a smash hit (5). 17. Takes
in Rex within seconds (6). 18. Agrees when melted it’s
very slippery (6). 19. There might be a kidnapping in it!
(6). 21. That game is strange, good gracious! (5).
SUDOKU
the wits. Romance offers a new opportunity for friend-
ship or romance. A freedom-loving friend becomes a lit-
tle less independent.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
NUMBER GAME
Creativity can lead to profit by the end of this week. Your
patience is stretched at work when a colleague appoints
himself your critic. A personal project gets the green light.
ANSWER BELOW
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
Relationships with colleagues improve noticeably and ro-
mance takes a turn in a happier direction. An older rela-
tive is easy to please. Legal matters are spotlighted after
weekend.
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
Your influence is strong in areas where it matters. A com-
panion shows a gentler side and is more receptive to your
suggestions. Facts you have been waiting for arrive by
the end of the week.

SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9052
Rum-my.
F-a-ith. 17, T-R-icks. 18, Grease (anag.). 19, Cradle. 21, The domestic situation becomes more complicated, then
QUICK SOLUTIONS
5, Asked. 7, St-O-re. 13, I-DA (rev.). 14, Pan-ache. 15, eases up. Friends arrive early all weekend long. Plans
Across - 1, Dermatologist. 8, Sharp. 9, Laconic. 10, Re-
Down - 1, Career. 2, Hear-say. 3, Scream. 4, Mo-R-sel. are delayed after Wednesday. An older relative shows a
tort. 11, Arable. 12, Small. 14, Octet. 18, Annual. 20,
hole. more generous side.
Brutal. 23, Lattice. 24, Arrow. 25, Passion-flower.
Fair. 22, Uni-t(h)e. 23, A-dam. 24, Stem. 25, Makes a
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
DOWN - 1, Desert. 2, Roast. 3, Apparel. 4, Ogle. 5, Oc-
Sue. 11, Darn. 12, T-readm-ill. 16, A-t a g-Lance. 20,
cur. 6, Ignoble. 7, Ticket. 13, Minutes. 15, Curtail. 16,
Across - 6, Came across. 8, (ta)K-it-e. 9, Tear. 10, E-N- An outspoken colleague becomes an important ally. Un-
Gallop. 17, Glower. 19, Alibi. 21, Throw. 22, Keen.
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS conventional suggestions win the ear of an important
higherup. A romantic partner may be frivolous. Mechani-
CRYPTIC SOLUTIONS
pier. 18, Dilute. 19, Teller. 21, Terse. cal difficulties need a professional review.
Across - 1, Bald statement. 8, Cha-I-r. 9, Tit-mice. 10,
Jeans. 7, Snare. 13, Ale. 14, Flounce. 15, Chill. 17, Ra-
Miss-US. 11, Gr-O-ove. 12, Dress. 14, As-pen. 18, As-
Down - 1, Middle. 2, Phantom. 3, Funnel. 4, Stolen. 5, BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
tute (anag.). 20, H-owl-er. 23, Pla-too-n. 24, O-ft-en. 25,
23, Ugly. 24, Slur. 25, Spectacles. You are a charming and gracious host. You adore the finer
Sit on the fence.
Sore. 12, Aeroplane. 16, Credulity. 20, Shut. 22, Expel. things in life and you are a born romantic. You tend to be
Down - 1, Be-come. 2, Leads. 3, Sp-R-outs. 4, (mor)Al-
Across - 6, Silhouette. 8, Aunt. 9, Eden. 10, Nylon. 11, gullible too, which can prove a weakness in the coming
to(ne). 5, Enter. 6, Epi-sode. 7, The-m(in)es. 13, Re- months. Superb business opportunities present them-
tract. 15, Show off . 16, Pam-pas (rev.). 17, Franc-E. 19,
QUICK SOLUTIONS
selves, but you must be able to identify the truly realistic
Thorn (anag.). 21, L-AT-in (rev.). 22, In-CH.
SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9053 ones.
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soil tests, rental appraisals, Section 32.
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FOR SALE $620,000-$670,000 FOR SALE $440,000-$460,000
NEW LISTING CONTACT
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FOR SALE 2 Simpson Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 53 Horder Crescent, Bacchus Marsh
4 2 16 6 3 5

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Presenting a rare opportunity to purchase this fully refurbished 4
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More Than Meets The Eye
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The extension to the original house is perfect for independent living.
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FOR SALE $849,000 FOR SALE $690,000 - $750,000
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Rutherford Business Park
4 2 4
Ranging in various sizes from 150m2 to 218m2, these innovative
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FOR SALE $1,750,000 - $1,850,000 FOR SALE $295,000-$350,000 exc GST
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Darley Junior Football Netball Club

Results – Round 12 v East Point
FOOTBALL
U/10 Seniors
Darley 7-2-44 def East Point 2-0-12
Goals – Kai Watkins 3, Brodie King 2, Isaac
Jordan 1, Declan Johansen
Awards – Billy Ferella, Kai Watkins, Fletcher
Oughtred, Brodie King, Declan Johansen,
Isaac Jordan
U/10 Reserves
Darley 11-8-74 def East Point 1-4-10
Goals – Joseph Ford 3, Will Baselmans 2,
Jayden Bell, Trent Younger 1, Jayden Prior
Oliver Cape, Lachie Hunter
Awards – Max Oakley, Oliver Quick, Aidan
Weaver, Jayden Bell, Harry Coy, Noah Cini,
Joseph Ford, Lachie Hunter
U/10 Development
Darley v East Point
Goals – Jayden Murdoch, Layne-David
Ribbons
(L-R) Bacchus Marsh utility Hamish Coulton, Umpire Brent Delahey and Darley Captain Awards – Layne-David Ribbons, Charlie
Shane Page have their socks on for a good cause this Saturday. Photo - submitted
Saw, Cooper Walls, Chase Harris, Riley
U/16.5 Reserves
Darley 4-6-30 lost East Point 14-10-94
Goals – Jackson Vella 1, Josh Taylor, Harrison
Barnes, Lachlan Benbow
U13 Girls Football
Darley 13-11-89 def Melton 0-0-0
Goals – Maddie Scott 8, Ava Holt 2, Jessica
Hodge, Tahlia Tschujasehenko 1
Awards – Alyce Sinclar, Jessica Hodge, Tahla
Ward, Ruby Gellie, Diamond Stephenson,
Jaclyn Moloney, Matilda Worboyes
NETBALL
U/11 Seniors
Darley 10 def East Point 4
Goals – Alanah Tango 6, Emma Presnell 2,
Mia Hayes 1, Jasmine Matthews 1
Best on Court - Alexis Milner
U/11 Reserves
Darley 7 lost East Point 8
Goals – Abbey Vallence 3, Imogen Iredale 2,
Alexandra Harris 1, Tahlia Scicchitano
Best on Court – Tahlia Scicchitano
U/13 Seniors
Darley 23 lost East Point 24

Get Your
Rodgers Goals – Bridie Shanhan 13, Ava Densley 10
U/12 Seniors Best on Court - Macey O’Hehir
U/13 Reserves
Darley 4-10-34 lost East Point 5-12-42
Darley 13 lost East Point 19
Goals – Jayven Tanner 2, Seth Fawcett 1,
Goals – Charlotte Drevensek 8, Maddy Vella
Lachie Nash
4, Ava Kiajina 1
Awards – Cooper Jordan, Cooper Growcott,
Best on Court – Maddy Vella

McSocks On
By Todd Whelan
LOCAL Ballarat Football League teams Dar-
ley and Bacchus Marsh will be participating
in a special Ronald McDonald House fund-
raising event this Saturday.
Ronald McDonald Houses are attached to
major women’s or children’s hospitals and
provide a home away from home for seri-
ously ill children and their families. Through
the BFNL’s partnership with McDonalds Bal-
larat, clubs will be assisting to raise funds
towards having a Ronald McDonald House
built in the Ballarat area so local families can
benefit from the cause.
Local Football and Netball Clubs within the
AFL Goldfields region can assist with raising
money by purchasing a set of socks for your
players to compete in. Each pair is worth
$11.90 and all proceeds will be donated to
the Ronald McDonald House Charity Fund.
A minimum order of 24 pairs of socks per
size is required and socks are available in
standard full length football and half crew
netball socks.
To take part in this wonderful cause please
forward your enquiries to Aaron Nunn from
the AFL Goldfieds. Contact Aaron on email -
aaron@aflgoldfields.com.au.
Jett Walker-Collins, Zeb Vincent, Max Hoey,
U/15 Seniors
Jakob Bankowski
Darley 24 lost East Point 35
U/12 Reserves
Goals - Britney Ellis 14, Eliza Tango 8, Takeya
Darley 13-4-82 def East Point 0-0-0
Tanner 2
Goals – Daniel Baird 2, Aaron Bentley, Best on Court - Eliza Tango
Deegan Giles, Charlie Oughtred, Rhys
U/15 Reserves
Younger 1, Jake Ive, Memphis Watts,
Darley 6 lost East Point 38
Harrison Benbow, Ayden Champness
Goals – Isabella Di Mieri, 4, Edyn Thomas 1,
Awards – Memphis Watts, Rhys Younger,
Hollee Iredale 1
Aaron Bentley, Ayden Champness, Jye
Best on Court – Grace Holt
Kettle, Jesse Saw, Noah Johansen
U/17 Seniors
U/14 Seniors
Darley 47 def East Point 28
Darley 0-0-0 lost East Point 24-15-159
Goals - Emma Winzar 24, Kaylee Banner 15,
U/14 Reserves
Ella Cook 8
Darley 5-3-33 lost East Point 11-6-72
Best on Court – Kaylee Banner
Goals – Seth Fawcett 2, Charles Tucker 1, U/17 Reserves
Jackson Davies, Max Hoey Darley 12 lost East Point 30
U/16.5 Seniors Goals – Ebony Pigott 6, Tenaya Mills 4,
Darley 3-6-24 lost East Point 19-12-126 Maddy Hodge 2
Goals – Justin Runge 3. Best on Court – Melissa Cadman

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Devils Win a Nail-Biter
by Todd Whelan
The win wasn’t pretty by
any stretch, but it was brave.
Darley captain Shane Page’s
clutch mark of the day and
last minute conversion was
enough to put his Devils in
front at the final siren and
secure a dramatic three
point win over final six con-
tenders Lake Wendouree, in
Ballarat last Saturday.
While the inner sanctum
of the Darley Football Club
is reluctant to acknowledge
they’re a team decimated by
injury and one key suspen-
sion, externally they con-
tinue to surprise. The Devils
would rather forward the
premise that they’re a tight
unit with a one in all in, no
frills, role playing approach,
capable of beating anyone on
their day.
But to have belief is one
thing, to deliver is another.
And that, they did.
Saturday’s win was full of
merit and validated Dar-
ley’s third place standing
on the league ladder after 13
rounds.
The Devils travelled to Lake
Wendouree, who had form.
The Lakers had won six of
their last eight games, in-
cluding home wins against
Bacchus Marsh and Sunbury
in the last three weeks. The
reigning premiers went on
the road missing nine play-
ers from their first meeting,
a Round four home win by
18-points.
Darley were nine-points down with four-minutes until the final siren; Jake Edwards (11)
marks and kicked an important goal, but it was Shane Page (pictured) celebrating his match
winning goal after taking a strong pack mark. Photos: Tim Saultry
Sport
The Moorabool News – 24 July, 2018 Page 23
CHFL
Darley knew they were in
for a ‘scrap’ and that suited
them to a tee.
trolled a game we were able
to steal late.”
While Hanson and Herring Central Highlands Football League
Ladder
Key defenders Rhys Ellis head for a stint on the side- Results - Round 14 Seniors
and Darren Leonard’s efforts lines, the Devils look set to Team % PTS
may well have been the dif- regain Tom Evans, Matthew Seniors
Seniors
ference in the end. The duo Young and Daniel Robson Newlyn 10.10 (70) def Buninyong 10.9 (69)
1 Waubra......................162.28 52
countlessly denied the Lak- back from injury. Gordon 19.11 (125) def Daylesford 7.10 (52)
2 Beaufort................... 234.88 48
ers who kept pressing on the In more encouraging news Springbank 12.7 (79) def Bungaree 11.11 (77)
counter attack. Often the last 3 Buninyong.................239.74 44
for the club, Heath Scotland Ballan 10.13 (73) def Learmonth 10.12 (72)
line in defence, both were 4 Gordon......................159.76 44
will return this week after Beaufort 25.12 (162) def Clunes 3.5 (23)
able to negate majors in a serving his three-match 5 Springbank................ 117.03 44
game where goals were at a Hepburn 33.14 (212) def C’ham/Linton 0.1 (1) 6 Newlyn......................153.81 40
suspension.
premium. Waubra 12.7 (79) def Creswick 10.4 (64) 7 Hepburn....................155.67 36
The Devils face the sixth
The Lakers led all day and placed Sunbury at Darley R’wood/C’hap 12.10 (82) def Skipton 10.7 (67) 8 Bungaree..................149.00 36
couldn’t put the visitors Park this Saturday in the 9 Learmonth.................130.48 32
Reserves
away. Steven Kennedy con- Apple 98.5FM Match of the Buninyong 21.17 (143) def Newlyn 1.1 (7) 10 Dunnstown................91.88 32
tinued his rich vein of form Round. LIVE from 2PM.
out of the middle. His last Gordon 8.8 (56) def Daylesford 6.6 (42) 11 Ballan........................ 69.10 24
DARLEY 2.2-14 3.6-24 4.9- 12 Skipton......................57.49 20
month has been outstand- Bungaree 14.14 (98) def Springbank 5.3 (33)
33 8.9-57 def 13 Creswick...................70.44 16
ing in the absence of Brian Learmonth 13.14 (92) def Ballan 3.4 (22)
Graham, Heath Scotland LAKE WENDOUREE 3.5- 14 Daylesford..................61.19 12
23 4.6-30 6.6-42 7.12-54 Beaufort 21.15 (141) def Clunes 0.2 (2)
and the like. Jake Edwards 15 R’wood/C’hap............47.70 12
DARLEY (GOALS) J. Ed- Hepburn 15.12 (102) def C’ham/Linton 3.1 (19)
continues to build into his 16 C’ham/Linton...............39.00 8
season nicely; his contribu- wards 2, A. Kur 2, J. An- Creswick 9.5 (59) def Waubra 6.5 (41)
17 Clunes......................... 38.19 4
tion in the last fortnight has crum, S. Page, M. Hanson, R’wood/C’hap 18.6 (114) def Skipton 7.1 (43)
been priceless. A. Azzopardi. Dunnstown 13.5 (83) def Smythesdale 4.5 (29)
DARLEY (BEST) S. Ken- Reserves
While the Devil’s top end
Under 18 1 Beaufort....................369.97 52
talent reads thin on paper for nedy, R. Ellis, J. Ancrum, C.
now, their second-tier bri- Cullen, J. Zeestraten, A. Kur Buninyong 11.10 (76) def Newlyn 3.7 (25) 2 Learmonth................ 222.54 52
gade have been enormous. Apple 98.5FM Player of the Gordon 22.24 (156) def Daylesford 0.0 (0) 3 Buninyong.................470.72 48
Their will to win received all year VOTES - 5. R. Ellis, 4. S. Springbank 16.16 (112) def Bungaree 2.0 (12) 4 Bungaree..................151.46 36
of the plaudits from coach Kennedy, 3. J. Ancrum, 2. D. Learmonth 12.11 (83) def Ballan 4.1 (25) 5 Dunnstown................145.42 36
Heath Scotland post-match. Leonard, 1. S. Page. Beaufort 15.15 (105) def Clunes 0.0 (0) 6 Creswick...................126.62 36
“The core of the group were
Hepburn 16.11 (107) def C’ham/Linton 7.2 (44) 7 Hepburn....................114.65 36
able to stand up on the back
of some excellent leader- APPLE 98.5FM Waubra 11.6 (72) def Creswick 4.5 (29)
Skipton 11.5 (71) def R’wood/C’hap 4.6 (30)
8 Ballan........................101.63 32
9 R’wood/C’hap............99.60 28
ship”, he said.
“(Shane)Page, Kennedy, (Ja- PLAYER OF Dunnstown 19.12 (126) def Smythesdale 0.2 (2) 10 Waubra......................98.64 28
11 Smythesdale.............91.00 24
cob) Zeestraten ... all led the
way, just to name a few.”
THE YEAR Under 15
12 Newlyn...................... 90.13 20
Buninyong 14.11 (95) def Newlyn 1.1 (7)
“There’s been a shift in the PROGRESSIVE VOTES 13 C’ham/Linton............ 58.90 20
Gordon 6.6 (42) def Daylesford 2.0 (12)
belief of the Club and we’re Darley 14 Gordon......................62.90 16
Bungaree 6.3 (39) def Springbank 5.8 (38)
starting to see a stronger $1000 WINNER - 15 Skipton......................46.09 16
Learmonth 17.22 (124) def Ballan 1.0 (6)
contribution right across the 16 Daylesford................. 47.84 12
RUSTEL
board. The entire 22 are all Beaufort 20.21 (141) def Clunes 0.0 (0) 17 Clunes.......................36.87 12
D. Leonard 23
buying in and playing their Hepburn 10.8 (68) def C’ham/Linton 7.5 (47)
S. Page 22 18 Springbank..................38.80 0
role.” Creswick 4.10 (34) def Waubra 4.6 (30)
S. Kennedy 20
“We lost a key forward
Skipton 6.7 (43) def R’wood/C’hap 0.2 (2) Under 18
(Mark Hanson - hamstring) B. Graham 17
Dunnstown 3.3 (21) def Smythesdale 1.6 (12) 1 Springbank................551.65 56
and a midfielder (Lachie J. Zeestraten 16
2 Buninyong.................291.97 52
Herring - hamstring) who
Central Highlands Netball League
has been important for us.....
to be two men down for the
Bacchus Marsh Central Highlands Netball League 3 Hepburn................... 496.58 48
$1000 WINNER - Results– –Round
Round14
14 4 Learmonth.................273.16 44
most part, it was a gutsy Results
J&L WASTE SOLUTIONS 5 Newlyn......................235.71 44
win.”
D. Burton 37
Club 13&U 15&U 17&U C B A 6 C’ham/Linton.............173.58 36
Scotland acknowledged the Springbank 27 24 23 33 33 46 7 Creswick................... 141.69 32
efforts of his opposition. J. Owen 36 Bungaree 11 31 46 40 43 46
8 Beaufort....................139.93 32
“Lake Wendouree are a well S. Sherlock 16 Hepburn 29 30 55 73 43 73
Carngham 29 32 21 19 31 28 9 Gordon......................131.60 32
drilled team,” he said. N. Stuhldrier 14
Beaufort 18 12 24 31 20 30 10 Dunnstown................74.30 28
“They pretty much con- L. Mullen 13
Clunes 10 22 7 26 45 33 11 Waubra...................... 98.10 24
Waubra 1 19 12 33 56 43
12 Skipton......................71.08 24
Creswick 38 25 38 33 37 44
Gordon 16 7 33 46 57 56 13 Bungaree..................79.80 20
Daylesford 16 31 18 16 16 12 14 R’wood/C’hap........... 37.61 12
Dunnstown 27 16 41 45 66 97 15 Clunes.........................42.53 8
Smythesdale 18 40 11 8 23 23 16 Smythesdale...............26.33 8
Ballan 7 11 9 29 26 31
Learmonth 12 30 45 40 34 56
17 Ballan..........................32.96 4
Buninyong 28 38 30 21 35 68 18 Daylesford....................3.38 0
Newlyn 3 7 27 29 30 20
Rokewood 7 - 14 37 19 67 Under 15
Skipton 15 - 20 35 32 22 1 Skipton......................881.51 56
2 Gordon......................680.37 52
CHFL Top Goal Kickers 3 Bungaree..................368.14 50
Seniors 4 Springbank................447.08 44
Jack Duke Beaufort................................... 34 5 Buninyong................. 311.80 40
Brendan Sutcliffe Gordon..................................... 28 6 Beaufort................... 306.94 38
Reserves 7 Daylesford.................124.36 36
Rodney Watts Ballan....................................... 45 8 Creswick................... 147.75 32
Connor Ronan Dunnstown............................. 22 9 Smythesdale.............136.92 32
Under 18s 10 R’wood/C’hap..........165.09 28
James Spicer Springbank............................ 89
11 Learmonth.................56.30 24
Nicholas Spratling Bungaree................................. 24
12 Waubra......................58.03 20
Lucas Blazko Gordon..................................... 24
13 Dunnstown................ 41.88 12
Under 15s
Connor Parkin Springbank............................. 80 14 Hepburn.................... 41.51 12
Daniel Pascoe Gordon..................................... 60 15 C’ham/Linton.............36.72 12
Lachlan Reynold Gordon..................................... 44 16 Newlyn......................34.01 12
Tobey Jeffrey Bungaree................................. 32 17 Clunes.......................... 7.25 4
Thomas Elliott Bungaree................................. 28 18 Ballan...........................1.66 0
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Cobras Loss Not all Bad Ballarat Football League

Results - Round 13
Seniors
By Todd Whelan silky mover was known to and percentage clear of
be one of the better kicks in eighth. Sebastopol 13.15 (93) def Ballarat 3.7 (25)

BACCHUS MARSH Foot-
ball Club Coach Travis
Hodgson remained positive
and upbeat in the aftermath
BFL
the competition, a bona fide They’ll be hoping to bounce Darley 8.9 (57) def Lake Wendouree 7.12 (54)
A grader. back at home this Satur- Melton 16.17 (113) def Melton South 8.8 (56)
Bacchus Marsh Premiership day with a win over Lake North Ballarat City 14.7 (91) def Bacchus Marsh 12.13 (85)

of last Saturday’s six-point
loss on the road against
North Ballarat.
“Our effort and intent was
better than it’s been in recent
weeks,” he said.
“If we (can) get to that level
it should be on a consistent
basis, we will get back on
track pretty quickly.”
Hodgson refused to buy
into any thoughts of alarm
bells ringing at this stage
given their plight over the
last month with close to a
full list at his disposal to
choose from.
“We’re not playing great
footy at the moment, that’s
been frustrating,” he
conceded.
According to Hodgson,
the Cobras remain a work
in progress. Questions sur-
round their efficiency (by
foot) especially in transition.
“(Field) kicking has been a
deficiency since I arrived,
however we are a better
kicking side now than in
previous years. We kick no
worse now than we did in
some of our big wins early. It
comes down to how we uti-
lise what we’ve got.”
The recent retirement/loss
of Club Captain Scott Sher-
lock won’t help arrest the
issue in the short term. The
Ladder
player Jackson Bolton made Wendouree. Redan 12.18 (90) def Sunbury 9.14 (68)
an encouraging return in the
Reserves and found plenty Reserves
BACCHUS MARSH 2.2-14
of the football. An immedi- Sebastopol 12.15 (87) def Ballarat 5.15 (45)
7.7-49 7.11-53 12.13-85 lost
ate return to the Senior line Darley 9.9 (63) def Lake Wendouree 6.8 (44) Team % PTS
to
up looms large for Bolton in Seniors
NORTH BALLARAT CITY Melton South 12.8 (80) def Melton 10.6 (66) 1 East Point..................148.33 44
a major boost for the Club. 5.3-33 8.4-52 11.7-73 14.7-91 Bacchus Marsh 14.9 (93) def North Ballarat City 5.4 (34) 2 Bacchus Marsh......... 150.17 36
“Given how Jackson pulls BACCHUS MARSH Redan 13.6 (84) def Sunbury 4.9 (33) 3 Darley........................114.54 36
up, he will be considered for 4 North Ballarat City....115.63 32
(GOALS) J. Owen 3, A. Wil-
selection next week,” Hodg- Under 18.5s 5 Melton....................... 111.99 32
litts 3, L. Mullen 2, L. Blun-
son said. Lake Wendouree 9.7 (61) def Darley 8.6 (54) 6 Sunbury.................... 110.21 32
dell, D. Burton, B. Griffiths, 7 Lake Wendouree......101.46 32
Melton 19.13 (127) def Melton South 9.1 (55)
“Simon La Franchi also re- H. Coulton. 8 Sebastopol.................99.87 32
turned and will be consid- BACCHUS MARSH (BEST) North Ballarat City 19.13 (127) def Bacchus Marsh 6.5 (41) 9 Ballarat.......................55.68 16
ered after the bye.” T. Angwin, N.Stuhldreier, Sunbury 6.9 (45) def Redan 5.11 (41) 10 Redan........................72.87 12
11 Melton South...............66.06 8
The Cobras cling to second B.Griffiths, R.Stuhldreier,
Ballarat Junior Football League – Results Round 12 Reserves
place on the league ladder D.Burton, D.Bishop.
U16.5 Seniors 1 East Point..................256.01 50
despite their third loss in APPLE FM Player of the 2 Bacchus Marsh.........196.03 44
four weeks. While a healthy year votes - 5. T. Angwin, North Ballarat 5.6 (36) def Ballarat 3.5 (23) 3 Sunbury....................115.44 34
percentage separates them 4. N. Stuhldreier, 3. D. Bur- Mount Clear 6.13 (49) def Bacchus Marsh 6.5 (41) 4 Darley........................114.83 32
from Darley, it’s worth not- ton, 2. R. Stuhldreier, 1. B. East Point 19.12 (126) def Darley 3.6 (24) 5 Melton South............. 101.74 28
ing they’re just four points Griffiths. 6 Sebastopol.................78.38 28
Lake Wendouree 14.10 (94) def Redan 5.2 (32) 7 Lake Wendouree....... 89.17 24
U16.5 Reserves 8 Melton........................85.20 24
BFL Top Goal Kickers Ballarat 6.5 (41) def Sebastopol 0.0 (0)
9 Redan.........................69.82 24
10 Ballarat...................... 71.75 12
Seniors Bacchus Marsh 9.11 (65) def Mount Clear 5.5 (35) 11 North Ballarat City....53.20 12
William Young North Ballarat City................ 48 East Point 14.10 (94) def Darley 4.6 (30) Under 18.5s
Aaron Willitts Bacchus Marsh....................... 42 1 East Point..................169.42 48
Redan 12.5 (77) def Lake Wendouree 3.4 (22) 2 Lake Wendouree......160.15 44
Jake Owen Bacchus Marsh....................... 36
U14 Seniors 3 North Ballarat City... 262.36 40
Benjamin Speight Bacchus Marsh........................31
4 Sunbury....................139.07 36
Ballarat 5.9 (39) def Sebastopol 1.3 (9) 5 Redan........................ 117.92 32
Reserves
Mount Clear 10.17 (77) def Bacchus Marsh 2.1 (13) 6 Ballarat...................... 116.31 32
Ethan Tibbles Bacchus Marsh....................... 43 7 Darley.........................81.84 24
Aaron Speak Darley...................................... 20 East Point 24.15 (159) def Darley 0.0 (0)
8 Melton....................... 86.33 20
Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh........................17 Redan 4.4 (28) def Lake Wendouree 2.3 (15) 9 Bacchus Marsh..........54.46 20
U14 Reserves 10 Melton South............... 26.11 8
Under 18.5s 11 Sebastopol...................0.00 0
Sebastopol 3.14 (32) def Ballarat 0.1 (1)
Jack Riding North Ballarat City................ 25 U16.5 Seniors
Connor Ascough Darley.......................................14 Mount Clear 8.8 (56) def Bacchus Marsh 0.0 (0) 1 East Point..................240.24 40
Blake Colley Darley...................................... 12 East Point 11.6 (72) def Darley 5.3 (33) 2 North Ballarat............220.87 40
Redan 6.4 (40) def Lake Wendouree 3.4 (22) 3 Lake Wendouree......215.50 40
Andrew Azzopardi Darley...................................... 12 4 Redan........................105.53 24

Shock retirement due to injury

U12 Seniors 5 Ballarat...................... 84.29 20
Ballarat 11.16 (82) def Sebastopol 0.2 (2) 6 Mount Clear...............78.01 16
7 Bacchus Marsh............33.22 8
Mount Clear 7.10 (52) def Bacchus Marsh 5.4 (34) 8 Darley...........................35.96 4
East Point 5.12 (42) def Darley 4.10 (34) U16.5 Reserves
By Todd Whelan two of its last three games and are on the 1 Ballarat......................312.08 48
road this week with a meeting against top Redan 3.5 (23) def Lake Wendouree 2.3 (15)
2 Bacchus Marsh.........188.07 36
BACCHUS MARSH FOOTBALL CLUB six contenders, North Ballarat who have won U12 Reserves 3 Redan........................157.06 36
Captain Scott Sherlock has announced his four of their five home games this season. 4 Mount Clear..............145.68 36
Ballarat 4.4 (28) def Sebastopol 3.3 (21)
retirement effective immediately. 5 North Ballarat.............86.90 24
The Cobras Captain is likely to require Mount Clear 2.7 (19) def Bacchus Marsh 2.0 (12) 6 Sebastopol.................92.88 20
Sherlock broke the news to the club at surgery. 7 East Point...................77.26 20
Darley 13.4 (82) def East Point 1.0 (6)
training earlier this evening. The highly Travis Hodgson, Coach of the Cobra’s said 8 Lake Wendouree.......73.90 16
Redan 7.4 (46) def Lake Wendouree 2.5 (17)
talented midfielder has succumbed to it was a cruel blow for the club but with loss 9 Darley...........................12.80 4
on going back problem and has been comes opportunity. North Ballarat 11.6 (72) def Ballarat Storm 0.0 (0) U14 Seniors
recommended by as many as four specialists 1 North Ballarat........... 1042.11 46
“It’s disappointing for Scott that he has been 2 East Point..................915.87 46
that he should give the game away. forced out before he was ready. Ballarat Football/Netball League
Ballarat Football/Netball League
3 Mount Clear..............271.94 40
Sherlock has been managed in recent in “His onfield impact with just 20 games or Senior Results – Round 13 4 Redan.........................74.55 24
Results – Round 13
weeks with limited game time, his injury more for us was enormous.” 5 Bacchus Marsh......... 48.36 20
allowing him just a half of football at times. Hodgson said there is now an opportunity
Club A B C D 19&U E 6 Sebastopol.................30.80 20
Ballarat 44 63 53 25 47 23 7 Lake Wendouree.. 38.27 16
His debilitating condition led to his late for the other midfielders to step up in his Sebastopol 69 36 11 36 11 22
8 Ballarat....................... 38.19 16
withdrawal before last week’s local derby absence and take their game to another level. Lake Wendouree 56 71 - 43 46 40
9 Darley......................... 28.12 12
Darley 42 24 - 21 24 25
against Darley. The captaincy has been handed to back man Melton South 52 49 38 25 37 - U14 Reserves
The news comes at an interesting time for Liam Mullen, while Sherlock will remain at Melton 35 31 31 22 25 - 1 North Ballarat............479.55 44
the second placed Cobras. The Club has lost the club as a midfield coach. Nth Ballarat City 58 38 9 18 43 - 2 Mount Clear..............284.72 44
Bacchus Marsh 40 20 42 51 27 - 3 Redan........................195.05 36
Redan 32 36 35 21 29 - 4 Lake Wendouree...... 127.68 28
Sunbury 59 52 37 22 35 - 5 Sebastopol.................79.77 28
6 East Point...................85.71 26
7 Bacchus Marsh..........44.33 12
BFL Junior Top Goal Kickers 8 Darley.........................36.75 12
9 Ballarat....................... 31.07 10
U16.5 Seniors U12 Seniors
Jackson Kurzman North Ballarat City................ 30 1 Mount Clear..............210.55 44
2 East Point..................213.50 40
U16.5 Reserves 3 North Ballarat............192.62 40
Riley Constable Ballarat......................................31 4 Ballarat...................... 181.70 28
Spencer Jenks Bacchus Marsh........................18 5 Darley........................123.47 22
Flynn Pettitt Bacchus Marsh........................17 6 Bacchus Marsh......... 86.44 22
7 Redan......................... 51.21 20
U14 Seniors 8 Lake Wendouree.......69.33 16
James Clark East Point................................. 44 9 Sebastopol................... 18.11 8
U12 Reserves
U14 Reserves 1 North Ballarat ........ 635.87 48
Jordan Kroussoratis Redan....................................... 23 2 Ballarat..................... 308.33 40
U12 Seniors 3 Sebastopol............... 338.85 36
4 Darley........................267.55 32
Jarrod Joyce Mount Clear............................19 5 Redan........................266.67 28
Jayven Tanner Darley.......................................16 6 East Point..................104.00 20
U12 Reserves 7 Mount Clear...............65.23 16
8 Bacchus Marsh..........28.95 12
Cooper Glenwright Ballarat..................................... 22 9 Lake Wendouree.........40.73 8
Photos: Tim Saultry Ayden Champness Darley........................................ 9 10 Ballarat Storm..............2.33 0
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Kur Abe-l to play

By Todd Whelan

Darley Football Club ruckman Abe Kur was free to play

AFL Goldfields Women’s last weekend after the AFL Victoria Country Appeals Board
Football League overturned his two-match suspension at a hearing held at
Princes Park, Carlton (Wednesday 18 July).
Results – Round 12 Kur was charged for allegedly ‘kneeing’ a spectator during
AFL Goldfields Women’s a post-match melee at Darley Park on June 30.
Carisbrook 10.8 (68) def Bacchus Marsh 3.13 (31) The incident saw the Darley President Ray Newton stood
East Point 6.11 (47) def Gisborne 2.0 (12) down from the executive role indefinitely, until the club’s
Melton Centrals 15.14 (104) def Ballarat 7.2 (44) Annual General Meeting and playing coach Heath Scotland
Redan 21.13 (139) def Darley 0.0 (0) was given a reprimand.

BFNL U18 Youth Girls

Ballarat Swans 5.15 (45) def Carisbrook 2.5 (17)
North Ballarat City 4.2 (26) defeated Redan 3.5 (23)
Lake Wendouree 11.14 (80) def Ararat Storm 1.1 (7)
RDFNL U18 Youth Girls
Gisborne Blue 17.9 (111) def Diggers Rest Burras 0.1 (1)
Melton Centrals 4.8 (32) def Bacchus Marsh Cobras 3.4 (20)
Sunbury Kangaroos 8.5 (53) def Gisborne White 5.1 (31)
AFL Goldfields U15 Youth Girls
Sunbury Kangaroos 1.2 (8) def Melton JFNC 1.1 (7)
Lake Wendouree 7.5 (47) def East Point Dragons 1.2 (8)
Melton Centrals 2.4 (16) def Redan 0.0 (0)
BFNL U13 Junior Girls
Ballarat Swans 6.6 (42) def Carisbrook 0.2 (2)
Ballarat Storm 2.3 (15) def East Point Dragons 1.5 (11)
North Ballarat 2.2 (14) def Redan 1.1 (7)
RDFNL U13 Junior Girls
Bacchus Marsh Cobras 7.8 (50) def Melton Centrals1.5 (11)
Darley Devils 13.11 (89) def Melton JFNC 0.0 (0)
Ballan Golf Club
Results - Week ending Saturday 21 July
Wednesday– Stableford, Mens & Ladies.
Winner Kev Lockman (14) 28 points.
R/up Ken Muhlhan (16) 27 points.  Goodman and Elise Cook claimed victories in the 2km event
Magpie -14th Kev Lockman
Saturday Stroke – Semi Finals Fairbairn Cup.  Well done to Abbey Norman, Riley Rogers and Spencer
A Grade: Winner Bob Arklay 76-9-67, on c/b from Les
Martin 83-16-67, on c/b from Rick Roden 81-14-67.
B Grade: Winner on the day John Ryan 98-33-65. R/up Rob
Brown 90-20-70 on c/b from John Fitzgerald 94-24-70.
NTPs - 12 th Greg McAloon, 15th Ian Godkin.
Magpie - 14th Bob Arklay.
Balls 4, Cut-off 67: John Ryan, Bob Arklay,
Les Martin, Rick Roden.
Bacchus Marsh Soccer Club
Results - Round 13
Under 13s Div 1 Open: Bacchus Marsh Blue (2) def
Buninyong (0). Goals - David Dillon (1), Nick Misiti (1)
Under 13s Div 2 Open: Bacchus Marsh Yellow (2) def
Creswick (1). Goals - Cameron Gilliland (1),
Tristan Noorman (1)
Under 15s Div 1 Open: Bacchus Marsh Blue (3) def
Sebastopol Vikings (1). Goals - Justin Hobert (1),
Pelle Castelijn (1), Harry Barnes (1)
Under 16 Girls: BYE
Senior Men’s Div. 2: Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Horsham &
Xavier Goodman competing in the 2km event District (2).
Photo – submitted
Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics
Another beautiful winter’s day greeted Bacchus Marsh
athletes on Saturday morning as they returned to Myrniong
Reserve for their Centre Cross Country meet.
The Under 7 & 8 athletes competed over the 1000 metre
distance. Deegan Doyle produced a dominating performance
to cross the finish line first for the boys while Matilda
Flanagan ran a consistent race to be the first girl home. A
close race was contested over the 1500 metre distance with
Nicholas Ide finishing in 1st place closely followed by Riley
Rogers in 2nd and William Flanagan in 3rd place. Xavier
while Jack Mutsaerts and Bridget Henthorn continued their
dominance over the 3km distance.
Wood who all recorded PBs.
Next Saturday the State Cross Country Championships
will be held at Lake Dewar, Myrniong. The Centre will
be represented by the following athletes: Kirsty Bresnan,
Oliver Carr, Ava Cook, Elise Cook, Mackenzie Estlick, Xavier
Goodman, Shameka Grero, Bridget Henthorn, Danielle Ide,
Nicholas Ide, Solomon Miesen and Nate Sadhai. Athletes
will need to walk the course before 11am with the first event
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