Round 9 - Saturday June 15, 2024 at Exies Oval 2.10pm
Griffith ........................... 2.0 .. 4.1 .. 7.3 .. 10.5 (65)
Collingullie-Wagga .... 2.4 .. 7.7 .. 12.12 .. 17.14 (116)
Goals - Griffith: C Cunial 4, K Spencer 2, T Trevaskis, K Ruyg, T Tyson, J Girdler
Collingullie: S Stening 4, E Perryman 3, B McMillan 3, J Klemke 2, S Jolliffe 2, N Mooney, K Flack, S Macklan
Best players - Griffith: K Spencer, T Baxter, W Vaessen, R Lucas, T Tyson, N Richards
Collingullie: E Perryman, S Jollifffe, J Mooney, B McMillan, C Fuller, K Flack
Griffith Swans: Daniel Peruzzi, Riley Lucas, Willem Vaessen; Lachlan Wallace, Luke DeMamiel, Kahlan Spencer; Mason Rosengreen, Oliver Bartter, Tom Tyson; James Girdler, Henry Delves, Jordan Whitworth; Tom Trevaskis, Charlie Cunial (capt.), Tom Powell; Nathan Richards, Tom Baxter, Jack Rowston; Kieran Ruyg, Sam Foley, Sam Robinson
Collingullie-Wagga Demons: David Johnson, Sam Durnan, Harry Radley; Jake Thorpe, Noah Harper, Joe Perryman; Chad Fuller, Kane Flack, Tom Howard; Blake Holloway, Nate Mooney, Brad McMillan; Steve Jolliffe, Sam Stening, Jayden Klemke; Jamie Mooney, Harry Wichman, Ed Perryman; Matt Klemke, Sam Macklan, Ryan Collins
Umpires: Rob Apted and Craig Tilston (RUA).  Milestone: 100 senior games - Charlie Cunial.
Match report - Swans on Screen: Collingullie-Wagga Demons showed Griffith their strength as a grand finalist team when they defeated them, 116 to 65 at Exies Oval on Saturday. Poor "Drip Tray" Dreyer and his boys had no counter for the 'Gullie' approach to goal.  After this display, the 'Gullie' boys must rate as favorites for the flag. The duel between Nathan Richards and Jamie Mooney was well worth seeing as these two giants opposed each other and we saw the best ruck play for many a long day. Our boy Richards came out slightly on top. The first quarter was nothing short of sensational as both sides went in hard, played the ball at all times, and gave a good exhibition in almost ideal football conditions. Griffith went to an early lead with goals to Tom Trevaskis and Charlie Cunial but Collingullie, with goals to Sam Stening and Ed Perryman fought their way back into the game. At quarter time Collingullie led by four points which was an exciting opening to what was to prove a game of first-class value. The second quarter saw Collingullie gain a 24-point break this was possibly due to a lapse of concentration by Griffith as the visitors piled on five goals in quick time. The Swans lost their early accuracy in the third quarter, adding two behinds as they applied the pressure. However, Collingullie steadied after a momentary lapse by adding five goals to three and by three quarter time they led by 39 points. At the end of the game Collingullie had pulled away from Griffith in the dying stages to win by 51 points. Griffith had very few clear winners - apart from Richards, I thought Kahlan Spencer was easily our next best player, James Girdler and Willem Vaessen shone out at times while Oliver Bartter played aggressively and well early on until the Demons Kane Flack and Ed Perryman took control of the centre from quarter time onwards. Charlie Cunial, playing his 100th game, also turned in a good performance and I would like to take the opportunity on behalf of myself and all in congratulating him on reaching the coveted "century". (By Trevor Harrison - Sunday June 15, 2024).

Other results: Leeton-Whitton 8.12 (60) def Wagga Tigers 9.5 (59), Narrandera Imperial 5.6 (36) def by Coolamon Rovers 18.14 (122), Turvey Park 10.5 (65) def by Mangoplah-CUE 14.7 (91); Ganmain-GGM, bye.
Reserves: Griffith 4.4 (28) def by Collingullie-Wagga Demons 10.9 (69)
Goals: B Evans 2, R Patey, A Ray
Best players: G Orton, M Ashcroft, C Purtill, W Griggs, K Stevenson, D McDermott
Griffith: Cameron Harrison, Graham Tully, Ryan Bullus; Sean Culgan, Mason Ashcroft, Brock Parmenter; Kalan Stevenson, Cooper Purtill, Michael Mulholland; Xavier Quarisa, Darcy McDermott, Billy Evans; Matthew Kenny, Will Griggs, Tom Bartter; Jack Neyland, Archie Ray, Jordan Crowe; Guy Orton, Rowan Patey, Archie Forwood, Brody Summers
Umpire: Paul Rogerson
Under 17'5: Griffith 4.6 (30) def by Collingullie-Wagga Demons 14.15 (99)
Goals: I Conlan, Z Mitchell, L Newman, B Kenny 
Best players: B Kenny, S Guidolin, A Forwood, B Cooper, I Conlan, R Andreazza
Griffith: Lucas Stevenson, Riley Andreazza, Javier Bruce; Harry Morel; Bede Kenny, Jordan Virago; Stefan Guidolin, Cooper Rand, Logan Newman; Alex Stopic, Isaac Conlan, Tom Jamieson; Ray Pagano, Archie Forwood, Zavier Mitchell; Brody Summers, Oliver Young, Zachary Spiers; Todd Hammond, Lachlan Waide, Beau Cooper, Rohan Burns, Asad Ali, Joshua Gee. 
Umpire: Trevor Richards and Shane Lenon
Netball vs Collingullie - A grade: won 56 - 43, A Reserve: won 38 - 35, B Grade: won 54 - 41, C Grade: won 39 - 20, U17: won 45 -23.