Round 6 - Saturday May 18, 2024 at Ganmain Sportsground 2.10pm
Ganmain-GGM .... 1.2 .. 6.7 .. 9.9 .. 13.10 (88)
Griffith .................. 5.3 .. 6.4 .. 8.5 .. 9.8 (62) 
Goals - GGGM: J McCaig 2, M Hamblin 2, T Sase 2, S Butterfield 2, T Banuelos, A Proctor, D Foley, J Peck, J Sullivan
Griffith: H Delves 2, K Spencer 2, H Northey, J Girdler, N Richards, M Rosengreen, W Evans 
Best players - GGGM: S Butterfield, J McCaig, T Quinn, J Sullivan, M Hamblin, Z Burhop
Griffith: N Richards, M Rosengreen, R Lucas, T Baxter, H Northey, J Girdler
Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong: Jack Sase, Seb Hamblin, Tom Quinn; Sam Martyn (coach), Ben Walsh, Zachary Burhop; Lucas Hatty, Aaron Proctor, Jake Fairman; Shannon Butterfield, Jethro Peck, Jack McCaig; Tom Sase, Tom Banuelos, Jack Powell; Daniel Foley, Kirk Mahon, Matthew Hamblin; Jake Sullivan, Tom Anderson, Jackson Connolly.
Griffith Swans: Lachlan Wallace, Charlie Cunial, Luke DeMamiel; Daniel Peruzzi, Riley Lucas, Jack Rowston (capt); Mason Rosengreen, Tom Baxter, Tom Tyson; Jordan Whitworth, Henry Delves, Kahlan Spencer; Oliver Bartter, Heath Northey, Tom Powell; Nathan Richards, Cooper Kilpatrick, James Girdler; Isaac Conlan, Billy Evans, Jack Neyland.  
Umpires: Michael Jones and Simon Tardrew (RUA).

Match report - The Area News: Four goals to one in the third term helped Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong overcome a big early scare as they claimed a 26-point win at home against Griffith. The Swans kicked the first five goals of the game and at one point was up by 31 points after dominating the first 15 minutes. However, after reassessing at quarter-time, the Lions soon kicked into gear and eventually went onto claim a 13.10 (88) to 9.8 (62) victory. Lions coach Sam Martyn was glad to come away with the win, but he agreed it was a far from easy victory for his side. "The first quarter all credit goes to Griffith with the way they played," Martyn said. "They put us under significant pressure, and I thought Nath Richards did a really good job giving them first use." "Then we did really well to arrest momentum, and we didn't quite capitalise with our inside 50's, however we fixed a few things that were very simple." 

(By Jimmy Meikejohn - Monday May 20, 2024).
Other results: Collingullie-Wagga Demons 14.12 (96) def Turvey Park 6.10 (46), Leeton-Whitton 6.8 (44) def by Mangoplah-CUE 11.12 (78), Wagga Tigers 12.7 (79) def Narrandera 2.7 (19); Coolamon Rovers, bye.
Reserves: Ganmain-GGM 7.6 (48) def by Griffith 8.10 (58) 
Goals: W Tyson 2, K Ruyg 2, T Trevaskis, C Purtill, G Charles, D McDermott 
Best players: T Trevaskis, W Tyson, C Purtill, B Spencer, M Ashcroft, S Robinson
Griffith: Michael Mulholland, Sam Robinson, Graham Tully; Jordan Crowe, Mason Ashcroft, Cameron Harrison; Cooper Purtill; Archie Ray, Kieran Ruyg, William Tyson; Gary Charles, Darcy McDermott, Sean Culgan; Blake Aloisi, Tom Trevaskis, Broden Spencer; Kalan Stevenson, Brody Summers, Oliver Young.
Umpire: Steve Cunial
Under 17'5: Ganmain-GGM 18.11 (119) def Griffith 1.2 (8)  
Goals: n/a
Best players: L Stevenson, R Andreazza, B Summers, A Forwood, Z Spiers, T Jamieson
Griffith: Lucas Stevenson, Riley Andreazza, Harry Morel; Stefan Guidolin, Javier Bruce, Logan Newman; Dhane Stevenson, Beau Cooper, Zachary Spiers; Alex Stopic, Archie Forwood, Bede Kenny; Fletcher Robertson, Zavier Mitchell, Todd Hammond; Brody Summers, Tom Jamieson, Oliver Young; Aiden Ashcroft, Lachlan Waide, Asad Ali, Cooper Rand, Joshua Gee, Cruz Morrissey, Jordan Virago, Ray Pagano.
Umpire: Brad Hammond
Netball vs Ganmain-GGM - A grade: won 30 - 77, A Reserve: won 26 - 57, B Grade: won 32 - 45, C Grade: won 17 - 49, U17: won 27 - 50.