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HomeGazetteHard week for Cora Lynn

Hard week for Cora Lynn

EDNA pic caption Catani Agrade wing defence Casey Russell in action for the Blues against Kooweerup on her 21st birthday on Saturday.EDNA pic caption Catani Agrade wing defence Casey Russell in action for the Blues against Kooweerup on her 21st birthday on Saturday.

CORA Lynn found tough opposition from Buln Buln at the weekend and came home without a win but fought out a thrilling draw in B grade.

A GRADE

Cora Lynn welcomed the return of coach Belinda Willis to the court. However her addition to the team was not enough to inspire a winning performance. The firstquarter scoreline of 171 proved too hard to come back from even though the players’ effort improved with every quarter.
Scores: Cora Lynn 27 lost to Buln Buln 55.
Awards: Sarah Hester, Kirstie Spooner.

B GRADE

Cora Lynn contested every passage of play from Buln Buln in a tight game with scores level at halftime and threequarter time. There was some great defence from Donna Ward and Erin Patterson, while Nicole Dyker played a sensational game at wing defence. Tanya Dyker and Jess Tiberi held the centre court and put swift passes into the goalers. A great game to watch finished in a draw.
Scores: Cora Lynn 47 drew with Buln Buln 47.
Awards: Donna Ward, Nicole Dyker.

C GRADE

Everyone tried hard all game, but Buln Buln was too strong.
Scores: Cora Lynn 19 lost to Buln Buln 46.
Awards: Courtney Ball, Kate Harper.

D GRADE

Cora Lynn had a tough job coming up against Buln Buln with only three girls from the regular team available to play and juniors filling these positions. All put in a good effort and played well.
Scores: Cora Lynn 17 lost to Buln Buln 55.
Awards: Amelia Rovers, Sarah Kemp.

E GRADE

Cora Lynn played an outstanding game. Overall a great game was played by both sides but in the end Buln Buln came home winners.
Scores: Cora Lynn 7 lost to Buln Buln 18.
Awards: Chloe Healey, Rebecca McTighe.

F GRADE

Cora Lynn came up against the top team and gave its best. Emily McMillan played a great game and Jacqueline Kemp played a wonderful game in defence.
Scores: Cora Lynn 11 lost to Buln Buln 31.
Awards: Emily McMillan, Jacqueline Kemp.

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