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Round 18 - Saturday August 16, 2025 at Maher Oval 2.10pm
Turvey Park ..... 4.8 .. 6.10 .. 10.13 .. 12.18 (90)
Griffith ............... 2.1 .. 2.3 .. 3.3 .. 5.4 (34)
Goals - Turvey Park: H Stapleton 3, W Ford 2, B Lewington, W Voss, H Granvill, H Jenkins, B Quilter, J McLeod, L Fellows
Griffith: B Morrissey 3, K Spencer, O Bartter
Best players - Turvey Park: L Fellows, W Voss, J McLeod, E Weidemann, B Lewington, A Emery
Griffith: O Bartter, K Spencer, J Neyland, B Morrissey, S Foley, B Browning
Turvey Park:- Geordie Charleson, Chase Grintell, Lachlan McRae; Ben Lewington, Joshua Ashcroft, Jed Guthrie; Ashton Wolter, Ethan Weidemann (capt), Lucas Roberts; Harry Stapleton, Andrew Emery, Luke Mazzochi; Harrison Granvill, Will Ford, Hunter Higgins; Will Voss, Judd McLeod, Luke Fellows; Samuel Jones, Henry Jenkins, Ben Quilter. Coach: Dylan Morton.
Griffith Swans:- Archie Ray, Willem Vaessen, Sam Robinson; Ben Browning, Blake Aloisi, Charlie Cunial, Lachlan Wallace; Zachary Spiers, Oliver Bartter, Billy Evans; Reece Matheson, Luke DeMamiel, Tom Trevaskis; Bede Kenny, Blake Aloisi, Bailey Morrissey; Jack Neyland, Sam Foley (capt), Kahlan Spencer; Michael Agnew, Graham Tully, Oliver Young. Coach: Greg Dreyer.
Umpires: Brian Robinson (500th), Dallas McKelvie and Rob Wilson (RUA)
Media report - By Jimmy Meiklejohn: Turvey Park finished the home and away season with a strong 56-point win over Griffith at Maher Oval. Although a little inaccurate in front of goal, the Bulldogs always had the contest under control, eventually securing a 12.18 (90) to 5.4 (34) win over the Swans. Bulldogs coach Dylan Morton was happy with the effort from his side, as they notch up their 12th win of the season. "I was pleased," Morton said. "We had several blokes stepping up, I was pleased to be getting a win."
Morton, Jesse Margosis and Tyler Cunningham were among the eight omissions for the Bulldogs heading into round 18 clash against Griffith. Ahead of a do-or-die elimination final against Mangoplah-CUE next Sunday, Morton confirmed there were a few players who were precautionary omissions from the team. "There was a lot of precautionary stuff," he said. "There are a few blokes who are a little bit sore and niggly, the result this week doesn't change where we would finish on the ladder. "We thought it'd be silly to risk injury to those players."
Harry Stapleton finished with three goals while Luke Fellows, Will Voss and Judd McLeod were among Turvey Park's best. Morton praised the efforts of Fellows, noting the midfielder's class was on show in sometimes tricky conditions at Maher Oval. "He was really good," he said. Source - The Daily Advertiser, Thursday August 21, 2025.
Other matches: 16/8 Collingullie-Wagga 12.4 (76) def Coolamon Rovers 5.15 (45), Leeton-Whitton 6.10 (46) def by Wagga Tigers 12.5 (77), Narrandera Imperial 3.4 (22) def by Ganmain-GGM 20.13 (133), Mangoplah-CUE, bye.
Reserves: Turvey Park 19. 22 (138) def Griffith 0.1 (1)
Point scorer: B Rowston
Best players: B Cooper, T Files, A Williamson, T Podbury, K Simpson
Griffith:- T Files, A Williamson, M Salvestro; A Norbiato, J Hassan, L Newman; C Harrison; T Curran, B Rowston, T Hammond; J Collins, S Guidolin, L Waide; K Simpson, T Podbury, B Cooper; C Twaddell, F Kelly, C Culgan, J Kenny.
Umpire: Matt Kenny
Under 17.5: Turvey Park 8.15 (63) def Griffith 4.4 (28)
Goals: F Kelly 2, D Stevenson 2,
Best players: T Files, S Guidolin, K Simpson, T Curran, A Norbiato
Griffith:- X Spiers, J Armanini, J Bruce; C Culgan, A Norbiato, T Files; T Curran, J Collins, D Stevenson; C Morrissey, F Kelly, L Newman; J Webb, Z Mitchell, C Sergi; K Simpson, S Guidolin, Z Williams; C Twaddell, J Forwood, Y Singh
Umpire: Matt Kenny
Netball vs Turvey Park - A Grade won 22-77, A Reserve: won 26-49, B Grade: won 38-39, C Grade: won 20-36, U17: won 26-39.