Round 18 - Saturday August 17, 2024 at Crossroads Oval 2.10pm
Collingullie-Wagga ... 6.1 .. 8.3 .. 12.8 .. 12.8 (80)
Griffith ..........................1.0 .. 2.0 .. 3.0 .. 5.1 (31)
Goals - Collingullie: S Jolliffe 3, S Stening 3, E Perryman 2, H Wichman, T Howard, B Holloway, N Harper
Griffith: H Delves 2, H Northey, N Richards, T Tyson
Best players - Collingullie: S Jolliffe, B Holloway, J Perryman, N Harper, N Perryman, T Howard
Griffith: N Richards, D Peruzzi, J Rowston, M Rosengreen, J Girdler, R Lucas 
Collingullie-Wagga Demons: Chad Fuller, Joe Perryman, David Johnson; Jake Thorpe, Noah Harper, Tom Byrnes; Tom Wilson, Ed Perryman, Blake Holloway; Tom Howard, Jayden Klemke, Steven Jolliffe; Matt Klemke, Harry Wichman; Fergus Inglis, Nick Perryman, Kane Flack; Sam Macklan, Ryan Collins, Tom Wichman.
Griffith: Daniel Peruzzi, Riley Lucas, Lachlan Wallace; Luke DeMamiel, Isaac Conlan, Willem Vaessen, Lachlan Wallace; Mason Rosengreen, Tom Baxter, Kieran Ruyg; Jack Rowston (capt), Henry Delves, Heath Northey; Tom Tyson, Charlie Cunial, Billy Evans; Nathan Richards, Oliver Bartter, James Girdler; Cooper Purtill, Broden Spencer, Tom Powell
Umpires: Gavin Hofert, Keiran Collins and Michael Jones (RUA).

Match report - Swans on Screen: On Saturday last, Collingullie-Wagga Demons gave a superb exhibition of wet weather football to thrash Griffith on a rain-soaked Crossroads Oval ground. The Gullie boys won because they led the race to the ball, went in harder and were more determined. For a team playing without five regulars being rested, and three of them holding down key positions, it was a truly amazing team effort. It was astonishing to see how many times Griffith allowed their opponents to comfortable mark unguarded. Classy players Steve Jolliffe, Sam Stening, Ed and Nick Perryman were all involved in a devastating first quarter burst of six goals that shattered any hopes of an improbable Swans' win. 
Best player for Griffith was ruckman Nathan Richards, who won many hit outs and strove desperately all day to lift the lethargic players around him. It was unfortunate as there were several who were not prepared to meet the ball or opponent hard, whether through lack of confidence or good old-style grit it is difficult to say. The game was all over as the last term started, and yet this was our best for the day. To kick 2 goals to nil at this stage was full of merit and a good fightback. So, bring on the elimination final next Sunday and let's see what the Swans can do when they face the Hoppers at Narrandera Sportsground. (By Trevor Harrison). 
Other results: Coolamon Rovers 12.8 (80) def Narrandera Imperial 3.7 (25), Mangoplah-CUE 14.9 (93) def Turvey Park 10.6 (66), Wagga Tigers 11.14 (80) def Leeton-Whitton 2.5 (17); Ganmain-GGM, bye.
Reserves: Collingullie-Wagga 10.5 (65) def Griffith 4.4 (28)
Goals: R Patey, D McDermott, B Aloisi, T Trevaskis 
Best players: T Trevaskis, B Aloisi, M Andruszkiewicz, D McDermott, S Robinson, G Tully
Griffith: Bede Kenny, Sam Robinson, Zachary Spiers; Graham Tully, Mason Ashcroft, Brock Parmenter; Tom Trevaskis; Tom Jamieson, Jack Neyland, Michael Andruszkiewicz; Vincenzo D'Zitta, Rowan Patey, Archie Forwood; Blake Aloisi, Darcy McDermott, Archie Ray; Gary Charles, Beau Cooper, Brody Summers, Oliver Young
Umpires: Doug Bruckner and Brad Wild
Under 17'5: Collingullie-Wagga 15.12 (102) def Griffith 1.3 (9) 
Goal: B Cooper
Best players: J Bruce, D Stevenson, B Kenny, A Forwood, B Summers, Z Spiers 
Griffith: Harry Morel, Riley Andreazza, Oliver Young; Lucas Stevenson, Bede Kenny, Jordan Virago; Stefan Guidolin, Cruz Morrissey, Dhane Stevenson; Archie Forwood, Asad Ali, Javier Bruce; Ray Pagano, Zavier Mitchell, Logan Newman; Brody Summers, Zachary Spiers; Beau Cooper, Cooper Rand, Joshua Gee, Todd Hammond, Callum Twaddell, Lachlan Waide
Umpires: Maddy Fuller and Steve Cunial
Netball vs Collingullie - A grade: won 45 - 57, A Reserve: won 35 - 49, B Grade: won 33 - 46, C Grade: won 23 - 36, U17: won 25 - 41.