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 2015 SEASON RESULTS 
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Round 15 - Sunday, August 2, 2015 (Pink Day)
Riverina Football Netball League
Venue: Griffith Exies Oval 2.10pm
Umpires: Luke Olsen, Paul McKelvie and Andrew Touvi (RUA)
Griffith ..................... 1.1 .. 6.5 .. 8.8 .. 12.10 (82)
Ganmain-GGM ...... 4.3 .. 6.6 .. 9.8 .. 12.10 (82) 

GRIFFITH: James Fallon, James Taylor, Andrew Cappello; Sam Daniel, Jacob Conlan, Kieran Hume; Daniel Peruzzi, Chris Cerato, Kieran Ruyg; Jonathon Gastin, James Toscan, Dean Crack; Nathan Richards, Henry Delves, Kris Duncan; Josh Hamilton, Ben King, Will Griggs; James Keenan, Brandon Mathews, Ben McRae
GANMAIN-GRONG GRONG-MATONG: Lachlan Steward, Nathan Kember, Paul Hamblin; Tom Quinn, Ben Walsh, Andrew Clarke; Jess Johnson, Nathan McPherson, Brad McKinnon; Justin Evans, Daniel Foley, Curtis Steele; Sam Hatty, Anthony Watt, Jacob Wooden; Matthew White, Luke Walsh, Jayden Kotzur (c-c); Daniel Steele, Jesse Lander, Paul Lucas
GOALS
Griffith: H Delves 5, D Crack 2, J Hamilton, J Toscan, K Duncan, S Daniel, K Ruyg
Ganmain-GGM: J Wooden 2, C Steele 2, M White 2, J Johnson 2, B McKinnon, A Watt, J Lander, J Kotzur 
BEST PLAYERS
Griffith: H Delves, W Griggs, C Cerato, D Peruzzi, J Toscan, J Hamilton
Ganmain-GGM: B. Walsh, C Steele, N McPherson, B McKinnon, S Hatty, A Clarke
A summary of match report, with thanks
The Griffith Swans are still alive in this season’s Riverina Football League finals race, but it’s hard to find the pulse following Sunday’s draw with Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong at Exies Oval. Both teams finished on 12.10 (82), but what hurts the Swans is that they allowed the Lions to kick the last three scoring shots – two goals and a behind – after leading with five minutes remaining.

The result leaves Griffith seventh on the ladder, six points out of the top five, with three rounds remaining. Swans coach Brandon Mathews was gutted by the draw and said his team should have been capable of closing the game. “The thing is we don’t know what’s going to happen from now on,” he said. “With this competition, anyone can beat anyone. It’s just a shame we’ve taken it out of our hands.”

‘Henry Delves booted five goals to be one of the Swans’ best, but Mathews said the Lions’ edge in experience was the difference. “The loss is pretty painful at the minute, but Ganmain have been a good side for a long time,” Mathews said. “They’ve won plenty of premierships in the last 10 years. They know how to do it. It’s probably part of a learning curve for our young blokes that they’ve got to learn how to win.”

(By Andrew Piva – The Area News, Monday August 3, 2015).

OTHER MATCHES - SAT: Collingullie-GP 18.13 (121) def Turvey Park 4.4 (28), Narrandera 4.5 (29) def by Mangoplah-CUE 24.13 (157); SUN: Coolamon 15.5 (95) def Leeton-Whitton 2.9 (21); Wagga, bye.

Reserves: Griffith 11.5 (97) def Ganmain-GGM 6.11 (47)
Goals: B Testoni 2, D Villata 2, H Robertson, B Tarr, D Dunbar, G Argus, T Howard, J Tyrell, L Peruzzi
Best Players: B Tarr, Tom Valeri, D Villata, T Richards, J Tyrell, H Robertson
Under 17: Griffith 15.6 (96) def Ganmain-GGM 3.5 (23)
Goals: J Favell 4, T Clarke 3, A Coldwell 3, L Butcher 2, B Chambers, L O'Dwyer, E Faiva
Best Players: T Clarke, A Coldwell, B French, L O'Dwyer, L Franco, J Favell

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