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What a game at Boardman Reserve today...
Early in the first term it looked as though Lancefield were going to burn Riddell off the park, they were too quick and had Waters dominating around the ground. Chris Collins, Jay Shewan and Simon Choate racking up possession, the Bombers fought back toward the end of the quarter though, a long goal to Peatling ensuring that the Bombers were in touch.
The second quarter started much like the first, the Tigers seemed to have control of the game, much more of the football and the Bombers looked a little slow and having trouble coping with the Tigers run. A big quarter from Ruffell saw the Bombers having to switch Jason Allen to match up on the big forward. The Tigers over 5 goals in front and in complete control.
After half time the Bombers started to work thier way back into the game, the more experienced heads were starting to step up, but it looked as though they just couldn't eat into the Tigers lead. Dean Besanko, Leigh Coles, Cam McCabe and young Ben Sonogan were all working overtime as the Bombers cut the lead to 21 points at the final change.
The last quarter saw Ruffell kick the first of the quarter, many suggesting that was the end of the game, but 2 quick goals to the Bombers reduced the margin to 15. Ben Talbot replied after some smart play from Conway and another Tiger goal seemed to all but seal the game. But the Bombers kept on coming. In 8 minutes of brilliance, Cam McCabe turned the game on its head. Chris Meacham kicked his first for the day and Nick Ash, who was a surprising choice for full forward kicke another. McCabe then kicked 2 in a row and scores were suddenly level. Again, Coles and Besanko combined to clear the ball forward for the Bombers, before a loose ball out the back of the pack saw McCabe snap a point. The Tigers last roll of the dice was a turnover from the kick out and the Bombers pinched a one point victory. Without a doubt, Lancefield played the better football, but the Bombers just got the job done when it was needed the most to move into an intruiging match up against Romsey next week. For Lancefield, a match up against a full of confidence Diggers Rest at Woodend after such a disappointing low is a danger game.
Big week in the RDFL this week and I hope everyone enjoyed today..
3 - Cam McCabe (Riddell)
2 - Tom Waters (Lancefield)
1 - Brian Ruffell (Lancefield)
Early in the first term it looked as though Lancefield were going to burn Riddell off the park, they were too quick and had Waters dominating around the ground. Chris Collins, Jay Shewan and Simon Choate racking up possession, the Bombers fought back toward the end of the quarter though, a long goal to Peatling ensuring that the Bombers were in touch.
The second quarter started much like the first, the Tigers seemed to have control of the game, much more of the football and the Bombers looked a little slow and having trouble coping with the Tigers run. A big quarter from Ruffell saw the Bombers having to switch Jason Allen to match up on the big forward. The Tigers over 5 goals in front and in complete control.
After half time the Bombers started to work thier way back into the game, the more experienced heads were starting to step up, but it looked as though they just couldn't eat into the Tigers lead. Dean Besanko, Leigh Coles, Cam McCabe and young Ben Sonogan were all working overtime as the Bombers cut the lead to 21 points at the final change.
The last quarter saw Ruffell kick the first of the quarter, many suggesting that was the end of the game, but 2 quick goals to the Bombers reduced the margin to 15. Ben Talbot replied after some smart play from Conway and another Tiger goal seemed to all but seal the game. But the Bombers kept on coming. In 8 minutes of brilliance, Cam McCabe turned the game on its head. Chris Meacham kicked his first for the day and Nick Ash, who was a surprising choice for full forward kicke another. McCabe then kicked 2 in a row and scores were suddenly level. Again, Coles and Besanko combined to clear the ball forward for the Bombers, before a loose ball out the back of the pack saw McCabe snap a point. The Tigers last roll of the dice was a turnover from the kick out and the Bombers pinched a one point victory. Without a doubt, Lancefield played the better football, but the Bombers just got the job done when it was needed the most to move into an intruiging match up against Romsey next week. For Lancefield, a match up against a full of confidence Diggers Rest at Woodend after such a disappointing low is a danger game.
Big week in the RDFL this week and I hope everyone enjoyed today..
3 - Cam McCabe (Riddell)
2 - Tom Waters (Lancefield)
1 - Brian Ruffell (Lancefield)