Second Qualifying Final - Saturday August 31, 2024 at Narrandera Sportsground 2.30pm

Seniors
Ganmain-GGM ............ 3.6 .. 5.6 .. 7.8 .. 9.10 (64)
Collingullie-Wagga .... 1.1 .. 4.5 .. 5.6 .. 7.8 (50)
Goals - GGGM: D Foley 2, M Hamblin 2, J Lander, T Banuelos, J Sase, T Anderson, J Fairman 
Collingullie: S Stening 2, E Perryman 2, S Jolliffe, N Perryman, N Mooney
Best players - GGGM; Z Burhop, D Foley, T Banuelos, J Fairman, T Quinn, B Walsh
Collingullie: K Flack, H Radley, E Perryman, J Thorpe, J Perryman, J Pope
Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong:- Tom Quinn, Josh Walsh, Jack Sase; Seb Hamblin, Ben Walsh, Zachary Burhop; Sam Martyn (coach), Aaron Proctor, Jake Sullivan; Jack McCaig, Tom Banuelos, Shane Butterfield; Jesse Lander, Jacob Olsson, Jake Fairman; Daniel Foley, Tom Anderson, Matthew Hamblin; Jackson Connolly, Lucas Hatty, Nate Hamblin, Jakob Taylor 
Collingullie-Wagga Demons:- Harry Radley, James Pope, David Johnson; Jake Thorpe, Noah Harper, Joe Perryman; Blake Holloway, Kane Flack, Chad Fuller; Ed Perryman, Nate Mooney, Harry Wichman; Matt Klemke, Sam Stening, Steven Jolliffe; Jamie Mooney, Nick Perryman (co-coach), Tom Howard; Fergis Inglis, Sam Macklan, Joshua Klemke, Tom Wilson
Umpires: Ryan Dedini, Troy Mavroudis and John Kennedy (RUA).

Match report: Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong are the first team through to the Riverina League grand final after prevailing by 14 points in a thrilling semi-final against Collingullie-Wagga. But the Lions were certainly made to work for it as the Demons continued to amount attack after attack throughout the afternoon. GGGM coach Sam Martyn, who was a late inclusion for Tom Sase, was absolutely delighted with the performance from his side to take victory in a thrilling contest while Collingullie-Wagga co-coach Shane Lenon when addressing the loss, conceded that their opening term effort probably wasn't up to the standard required in a semi-final.

The Lions had the majority of play in the opening term, and they went into quarter time with a 17-point lead following goals to Jesse Lander, Tom Banuelos and Daniel Foley. The Demons lifted early in the second term and though goals to Steve Jolliffe and Ed Perryman they reduced the margin back to five points. GGGM hit back however with goals to Jack Sase and Tom Anderson in between an Ed Perryman goal they went into the main break with a seven-point lead. A goal to Nick Perryman early in the second half brought the Demons to within a point, but goals to Matt Hamblin and Jake Fairman saw the Lions take a 14-point buffer into the final break. Goals to Sam Stening and Nate Mooney reduced the margin to just three points at the 12-minute mark of the fourth quarter. However, the Lions found a response, firstly through Hamblin to give some breathing room before Foley put the icing on the cake with a goal in red time.  (By Jimmy Meiklejohn -Daily Advertiser).

Reserves

Collingullie-Wagga .... 3.5 .. 4.7 .. 6.9 .. 6.12 .. 7.12 (54) 
Ganmain-GGM ............ 0.1 .. 2.2 .. 4.3 .. 7.6 .. 8.7 (55) AET

Goals - Collingullie: Z Burkinshaw 3, S Durnan, R Dean, B Ryan, W Hughes
GGGM: J Hinds 3, S Longmore, H Crozier, J Peck, M Smith, C Hamblin 
Best players - Collingullie: J Nielsen, T Banks, Z Burkinshaw, Z Bolger, Z Billingham, M Geppert
GGGM: J Peck, J Hinds, N McCorry, S Longmore, T Hare, M Foley 
Collingullie-Wagga Demons:- Zane Bolger, Tom Hines, Caleb Currie; Pat Woods, Declan Carroll, Joshua Conlan; Ryan Collins, Tim Banks, Harrison Hugler; Will Hughes, Sam Durnan, Blake Ryan; Matt Geppert, Daniel Fellows, Zachery Burkinshaw; Jacob Nielsen, Nicholas Harris, Zac Billingham; Tom Fowler, Tom Fitzgerald, George Carn, Ryan Dean
Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong:- Jacob Kerrisk, Nathan Kember, Harrison Logan; Richard Lamont, Joel Bryce, Matthew Foley; Jack Hinds, Sam Longmore, Matt Smith; Tristan Brown, David Karlberg, Ted Hatty; Jethro Peck, Sidney White, Hunter Crozier; Shaun Foley, Colby Hamblin, Nick McCorry; Ryan Jamieson, Gus Richardson, Jarvis Pritchett, Tristan Hare
Umpires: Rob Apted, Keiran Collins and Brock Piltz (RUA)

Under 17'5

Mangplah-CUE ...... 1.1 .. 2.2 .. 6.2 .. 9.6 (60)
Leeton-Whitton ..... 1.3 .. 6.5 .. 8.7 .. 13.8 (86)

Goals - MCUE: L Daniher 3, S Nguda 2, B Parker, H Angel, G Ruwald, T Hasler
Leeton-Whitton: V Wate 4, J Crompton 3, T Lepper 2, L Henley 2, C Jones, C McCallum
Best players - MCUE: M Crawford-Foster, O Gianniotis, L Daniher, H Roberts, A Pigram, L Crittenden  
Leeton-Whitton: J Crompton, L Henley, J Steele, V Wate, A Rees
Mangoplah-Cookardinia United-Eastlakes:- Skipper Pigram, Henry Roberts, Felix McIntyre; Oscar Gianniotis, Liam Crittenden, Gilbert Ruwald; Sunny Martens, Charlie O'Reilly, Charlie Doherty; Otis Irvin, Henry Angel, Matthew Warren; Baxter Parker, Logan Daniher, Tom Hasler; Sebid Nguda, Mason Crawford-Foster, Jude Vennell; Harry Smith, Charlie Buist, Isaac Pratt, Ash Smith, Ned Woodhouse, Freddy Corbett
Leeton-Whitton:- Cooper Jones, Max Beaton, Cale Sayer-Roberts; Jaxon Steele, Alex Rees, Ethan McDonald; Harry Seymour, Tallis McMillan, Nate Fletcher; Eli Doyle, Mitchell Turner, Elliott Clayton; Cruz Wallace, Taj Lepper, Vula Wate; Lewis Henley, Jack Crompton, Reuben Cahill; Dallas Hickey, Jordan Lloyd, Cody McCallum, Jackson Greene, Edward Morschel, Luke Bechaz
Umpires: Cam O'Kane, Andrew Touvi and William Day (RUA)

Netball - A grade: Mangoplah 57 def by Griffith 62, A Reserve: Mangoplah 41 def by Turvey Park 43, B Grade: Turvey Park 49 def by Griffith 66, C Grade: Griffith 30 def Wagga Tigers 23, U17: Wagga Tigers 46 def Mangoplah 27.