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Kangaroos’ fighting win

Chris Connelly of Officer Kangaroos under13 team celebrated 50 games of junior football on Sunday.  The special day was capped off with a win over Pakenham Blue.Chris Connelly of Officer Kangaroos under13 team celebrated 50 games of junior football on Sunday. The special day was capped off with a win over Pakenham Blue.

OFFICER Kangaroos under15 team struggled to defeat a persistent Narre Warren, winning by 15 points on Sunday.
Courageous efforts by Jake Rech and Toby Arthur helped the small forwards have an impact.
Scores: Officer Kangaroos 10.10.76 d Narre Warren 9.7.61.
Goals: J. Sutees 3, J. Rech 2, T. Marks, T. Arthur, T. Dyke, B. Dekroon, J. Clough, 1.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 14

After conceding five goals to Beaconsfield in the first quarter Officer Kangaroos played some competitive football in the remaining quarters.
Onballers Ben O’Loughlin, Rick Marson and Mark Vandenacker won a number of processions and drove the ball forward where Lachlan Parker capitalised by kicking three goals.
In the backline Daniel Jeavons rebounded a number of Beaconsfield attacks and was well supported by Brock Watson and Matt Rogers.
Scores: Officer Kangaroos 6.5.41 lost to Beaconsfield 9.11.66.
Best: Rick Marson, Mark Vandenacker, Lachlan Parker, Daniel Jeavons, Blake Gilbert, Ben O’Louglin.
Goals: L. Parker 3, C. Abbott, B. O’Loughlin, M. Vandenacker, 1.
Awards: Blockbuster, Nathan Fricke; Hungry Jack’s, Sam Anderson; Dominos Pizza, Ben O’Loughlin.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 13

After winning the toss Officer Kangaroos kicked into the wind and played a great quarter, scoring four goals to Pakenham’s one.
The Kangaroos came out in the second quarter and dominated, but kicked inaccurately for two goals and six behinds.
In the important third quarter, kicking into a strong wind, the Kangaroos held Pakenham to one point, then finished off with a couple of goals in the last quarter.
Chris Connelly played his 50th game.
Scores: Officer 4.7.31 d Pakenham 2.2.14.
Goals: J. Johnston 2, J. Galbraith, P. Ross, 1.
Awards: Blockbuster, J. Boyce, C. Connelly; Dominoes, T. Bell.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 12

Being short of players did not stop Officer giving its all, but was not able to dominate Cranbourne.
The team thanked the under10s that helped out.
Scores: Cranbourne Gold 10.10.70 d Officer Kangaroos 0.1.1.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 11

Officer started the game well by kicking a point in the first quarter. It was a very tight game in the second, with Michael Moxham kicking a goal.
All players were good in the third quarter and it was very close in the last quarter.
Scores: Narre Warren Foxes 1.3.9 d Officer Kangaroos 1.2.8.
Best: Charlie Shacklock, Mike Tivendale.
Goal: Michael Thompson.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 10

In a tight first quarter Officer battled hard against the wind and the teams went in at quarter time kicking one goal each.
The second quarter the Kangaroos lifted with the wind, but only managed to kick 26 to lead by 18 points at halftime.
In the third quarter, Narre Foxes came out firing, but Officer’s backline pressure kept it to just six behinds.
In the final quarter Officer came home with the wind kicking another 16 to win by 24 points
Scores: Officer Kangaroos 4.12.36 d Narre North Foxes 1.6.12.
Best: Jamie Boer, Tom McMillan, Zac Dyte, Joshua Banfield, Alastair Christy.
Goals: Jamie Boer 3, Trent Westwood, 1.
Awards: Blockbuster, Trent Westwood; Dominoes, Ashleigh Little and Tom McMillan.

@BT Sub Sport Gaz:UNDER 10 BLUE

Officer tried hard all day, but were outclassed in the first quarter.
In the following three quarters Officer outscored Beaconsfield, but not enough for a win.
Scores: Beaconsfield 3.3.21 d Officer Kangaroos 1.5.11.
Best: J. Longmuir, D. Shaw, N. Johnston, L. Callender, D. Kid.
Awards: N. Johnston, D. Kidd.

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