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By Meg Kennedy
All residents of the Providence Retirement Village want is to
safely cross a road outside their home.
Angry protestors gathered outside the Griffith St residence
in Maddingley last Thursday, to discuss options with local
and federal government representatives for a potential
lighted pedestrian crossing at the adjacent bus stop.
Providence Village is located on the south side of the busy
thoroughfare, leaving elderly residents struggling to find a
safe space to cross.
The road has seen an increase in traffic in the last few years
following the development of the Stonehill Estate, as well as
the nearby Bacchus Marsh College and Industrial Estate.
Representatives of Moorabool Shire Council, including
Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell, Infrastructure General Manager Phil
Jeffrey, Deputy Mayor Cr John Keogh and Cr Tonia Dudzik
and Federal Member for Ballarat Catherine King, heard from
concerned residents about their need to safely cross the busy
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“This is not good enough,” she said.
“It’s not every day you see 90-year old aged-care residents
standing outside on a cold winters day protesting, and I will
continue to support these residents in any way I can as they
keep up their campaign for Moorabool Council to provide
the facilities they need.”
Although a traffic island is currently located on Franklin St,
residents say it is too far away from the village, creates an
uphill journey for elderly residents when returning, and is
uneven ground for those who use scooters.
Potential interim options discussed included changes to the
bus route, cutting out the road’s centre lane and an increase
of speed cameras in the area.
Infrastructure Manager Phil Jeffreys told residents that
a “full upgrade” of Griffith St was “in the pipeline” but
emphasised a signalled pedestrian crossing outcome would
“need more research”, highlighting criteria such as traffic
numbers and the number of pedestrians per hour on the
road.
“Yes, pedestrian safety is paramount, we don’t deny that,
but also we need to think about the other traffic movers as
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Protest organiser Sylvia Merry told the Moorabool News the
ultimate goal for the protestors is to see a lighted pedestrian
crossing located out the front of the village, so residents can
safely catch the bus into the town centre.
“Moorabool Shire Council has put an interim refuge in
Franklin Street, and that’s unacceptable to us. It doesn’t help
our situation, we need something up here,” she said.
Ms Merry said the group has been protesting for seven years
and that “we have tried several times, the Social Club of
Providence Village has been trying to get it to happen, now
we are taking a further stand.”
As for her message to government bodies who are in-charge
of the area, Ms Merry said they need to “think about the
elderly and give us something, because we need it.”
“We will take whatever measures we need to make it
happen,” she said.
Mr Jeffrey confirmed to the Moorabool News that Griffith
Street is a local road and Moorabool Shire is the responsible
authority.
“Any traffic investigation, design and physical works will
need to be funded by Council although we will look at
opportunities for external funding of any proposed project
on the road,” he said.
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The dream is real

By Meg Kennedy

Young soccer superstar

Mate Marinovic is headed
to one of the most popular
soccer cities in the world.
The 8-year-old Ballan
resident will head to Spain

Crime does for two-weeks next month,

after he was one of 25 junior
players from Australia
picked to train with the Real

not pay Madrid soccer club.

Mum Marina Marinovic
said Mate has been playing
soccer since he was 4-years
By Caitlin Bewley
old, playing for the St Albans
(2nd Yr Swinburne Uni)
Saints Dinamo. He currently
A search warrant at the home of a Bacchus Marsh man, trains five-days a week.
uncovered stolen goods matching items lost in an aggravated “When he was little, he
burglary. used to ask how many more
Aaron Przybylski appeared before Magistrate Daniel sleeps until he can play
Muling, via video link, in the Bacchus Marsh Magistrates soccer,” she said.
court on Friday 16 August with a plea of guilty, after 35-days Mate will train at Real
into his pre-sentence detention, Madrid twice a day, as
Prosecutor Sergeant Aimee Heal told the court police issued well as playing junior
a search warrant on the 29-year-old’s residence on July 9 of tournaments against other
this year. clubs.
The court heard it was on this date that officers discovered He will also attend live
a wallet inside Pryzbylski’s house, containing a driver’s
Real Madrid LaLiga soccer
licence and Medicare card belonging to a man who reported
matches, tour soccer
a burglary back in June.
stadiums, and train for five
The prosecution told the court the accused broke into the
days in Barcelona.
victim’s Wyndham home between 10pm June 26 and 5am
June 27, entering through an unlocked sliding door. “I really like the fun of
playing soccer,” said Mate.
It was alleged by the prosecution that Przybylski applied
for multiple loans under the victim’s name, and when His favourite soccer player
interviewed by police, Przybylski denied doing so. is Luka Modric, who also
Magistrate Muling convicted and fined Przybylski an plays for Real Madrid.
aggregate sum of $650, his bail was extended to reappear in Mate is a Grade 3 student at 8-year-old Mate Marinovic is heading to Spain in September to train with the popular Real
court on Friday 1 November. Ballan’s St Brigid’s PS. Madrid soccer team. Photo - Meg Kennedy

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Champions of their reserves

By Meg Kennedy

Two Moorabool community organisations have been

commended for their upkeep of public land reserves.
Mount Wallace Hall and Reserve and the Clarendon
Recreational Reserve were two of three groups in the
Grampians region commended last month for their
achievements with the management of public land reserves,
by the Department of Environment, Land, Water and
Planning (DELWP).
DELWP Grampians Regional Manager of Land and Built
Environment, Grant Hull said the volunteers “are working
hard all year round to ensure everyone has access to local
community spaces.”
“It’s about representing the local community in decision-
making about important local community assets, so the
greater the diversity and representation, the better,” Mr Hull
said.
Mount Wallace Hall and Reserve Committee Secretary
Frances Lloyd said the hall has undergone a variety of big
works in the last 12-months; the most notable being the
removal of old trees, the installation of a new picnic area
with a new barbeque, underground power, new security, a
defibrillator, and an audio and surround-sound system.
Troy Layley and Frances Lloyd receive the award certificate for Committee of Management along with other members of
As well as events such as birthdays and other celebrations, the Mount Wallace Hall and Reserve Committee. Photo - DELWP
the hall is also a popular venue for table tennis, with teams
competing regularly throughout the year.
“Not a lot of people realise that table tennis is so hotly
contested in a little hall, stuck out in the middle of nowhere,”
said Ms Lloyd.
Clarendon Recreational Reserve also received recognition
for their hard work in making the Clarendon Community
Centre a reality, which was officially opened back in March.
Reserve Committee President Trevor Smith said the award
to the committee was for “all the work we had done for the
centre”, with more than 1000 hours of work completed on the
centre, becoming one of the main gathering spaces for the
small town.
“We’re having functions there and we’re getting more
bookings …we’ve had events such as funeral wakes to a first
birthday,” he said.
The hub will also serve as an important meeting point
during the summer months in the event of a fire emergency,
following the devasting nearby Scotsburn fires in December
2016, which destroyed 12-homes.
“We’ve got a big water tank there, which [firefighters] can
access water for the town,” said Mr Smith.
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Runner Up – Georgia Bodey (North Ballarat)
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Winner – Riely Collins (Redan) – 33 votes
Runner Up – Mitchell Gardiner
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15&Under Netball B&F Fiskville is back in the
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27 votes community about a planned
release of water into a near-
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Winner Rayleen Thewma (Bacchus Marsh)
A media release sent out by
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the Environment Protection
Winner – Annie Bissinella (Lake Wendouree)
Authority Victoria (EPA)
– 26 votes last Wednesday, was a ‘com-
Runner Up – Libby Hutt (Sebastopol) – 24 munity advice’ that the ‘EPA
votes. approves CFA to release
treated water from Fiskville’.
It is an official Notice from
the EPA to the CFA to allow
temporary release of treated
water from the lake at CFA’s
former Fiskville Training
Campus.
“This will include the oper-
ation of the treatment plant,
installed as part of plans for
ongoing rehabilitation of the
site, to remove residual PFAS
to a standard that is better
than drinking water quality
and provides a high level of
protection to the ecosystems
present,” the release stated.
The treated water will be
monitored, reported on and
slowly released in a con-
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A CFA spokesperson
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bool News the release of
10-megalitres
of treated water had com-
menced last week into Ber-
emboke Creek below the for-
mer CFA Training College at
Fiskville.
“It will be slowly released in
a controlled manner over the
coming months,” they said.
“The water will be treated
to a standard that is better
than drinking water quality
and provides a high level of
protection to the ecosystems
present.”
EPA Regional Manager,
South West, Carolyn Fran-
cis, says the treatment
plant at Fiskville is newly
commissioned.
“Because the plant is new,
the Minor Works Pollution
Abatement Notice we have
issued clearly lays out the
standards that need to be
met, including monitor-
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ments,” she said.
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rehabilitation of the site, EPA
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the controlled discharge of
treated water to the creek
over a number of years.
EPA acting Chief Environ-
mental Scientist, Dr Roscoe
Taylor, says CFA has advised
that the treatment process
will remove PFAS to ensure
the water is at a standard
that is safe for human con-
sumption under Australian
Drinking Water Guidelines,
and is also regarded safe
for stock such as cattle and
sheep.
“But as the creek is not, and
never was intended to be a
source of drinking water,
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Helping women keep their dignity Cash top up

By Meg Kennedy

Locals are encouraged to ‘share the dignity’

of women’s hygiene products at UFS
for health
Pharmacies in Moorabool.
The local UFS stores in Ballan and Bacchus
Marsh are taking part in the ‘Share the
service
Dignity’ campaign throughout the month of By Kate Taylor

August, which aims to assist women who are

experiencing period poverty.
3.2 million Australians are currently living
under the poverty line, with more than half
of these being women and young girls.
Many experience period poverty on a
monthly basis – meaning they are unable to
afford necessary sanitary products.  some growth,” she told the Moorabool News.
Ballan pharmacist Denise Drew said it is the
second year the store has run the drive.
“It’s important to us, particularly women as
pharmacy tends to be a women-dominated
area, but also for UFS as it is very involved
with community projects,” she said.
Items that can be donated include but are
not limited to sanitary pads, tampons, soaps,
deodorant, toothpaste and similar women’s
hygiene items.
Donations can be dropped off in the labelled
boxes at UFS Ballan, located at 129 Inglis
Street and at UFS Bacchus Marsh Grant Street
and the Village Shopping Centre.
For more information, visit
sharethedignity.com.au.
UFS Ballan Team Member Louise Donaldson (left) and Pharmacist Denise
www. Drew (right) with donated items to go in the Share the Dignity box.
Photo – Helen Tatchell
An additional $67,000 will be received by Ballan District
Health and Care, on top of the annual recurring funding
provided by the state government this year.
BDH&C Interim CEO Rowena Clift said the funding is not
for more doctors or services, but that it is the funding that the
organisation receives every year from the state government.
“This funding is our recurrent funding from DHHS plus
Member for Buninyong Michaela Settle announced a
$265,000 investment for nurses and doctors at Ballan and
District Soldiers Memorial Bush Nursing Hospital to do what
they do best – provide the world-class care that locals need,
and explained the funding is essentially the Government’s
contribution to the BDH&C operating budget - on top of the
organisation’s own budget.
“How the health service chooses to allocate the funding is
its own prerogative,” she said.
“The Government’s funding for this year is $67,000 more
than the previous 12-months and a more than 14 per cent lift
on what the previous Liberal government provided.
“While Ballan District Health & Care is an incorporated
registered charity owned by the community through the
Ballan Hospital Association, it receives some public funding
to support emergency stabilisation coordination (its urgent
care centre) and allied health and nursing services,” Ms
Settle said.

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Newborns in Teen cyclist claims title

the district Bacchus Marsh cycling star Graeme Frislie
was named Federation University WestVic
Academy of Sport’s male ‘Athlete of the
Mick and Emma Year’ earlier this month.
Horan (née Although Frislie was unable to receive
Dickinson) of his award in-person on the night of
Bacchus Marsh Wednesday, 7 August, the Bacchus Marsh
have welcomed Grammar student was instead competing
their second child, in Germany for the UCI Junior Track World
a little girl. Lily Championships, where he placed second in
Alice HORAN the Men’s Omnium race.
arrived on
FedUni WestVic Academy of Sport
Thursday 25 July
at 7.19pm at St Executive Officer Corey Saitta said Frislie,
John of God 18, “has taken it all before him in the past
Ballarat, weighing 12-months.”
3320 grams. Lily In April this year, Frislie won the
is a new sister for Gold Medal in each of the Men’s U19
Cooper. categories at the Australian Track Cycling
Championships in Brisbane.
At the conclusion of the championships,
Frislie was crowned ‘Champion of
Champions’ by Cycling Australia for his
outstanding performances throughout the
meeting.
Frislie is currently on a Victorian Institute
of Sport (VIS) Scholarship.
“It is no coincidence that both Graeme and
[and female ‘Athlete of the Year’ recipient
Alanna [Peart] consistently produce high-
level performances,” said Mr Saitta.
“Both have an unwavering commitment to
becoming the best version of themselves as
athletes and as young people.”
“They exemplify the values of our
organisation in that they are respectful,
honest, hard-working and they conduct
themselves with utmost integrity and
Mick and Emma Horan (née Dickinson) of Bacchus Marsh
humility all of the time”.
have welcomed their second child, a little girl. Lily Alice
HORAN arrived on Thursday 25 July at 7.19pm at St John Graeme is set to gear up for many track Bacchus Marsh Grammar student Graeme Frislie has been co-named FedUni
of God Ballarat, weighing 3320 grams. Lily is a new sister and road racing events throughout the WestVic Academy of Sport’s ‘Athlete of the Year’ for his outstanding
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Letters to Practice makes perfect

the Editor
Email: news@themooraboolnews.com.au
By Meg Kennedy

Bacchus Marsh SES have put

Dear Editor,
On Monday 12 August I was attacked by
a dog while walking on the path along
Inglis Street, Ballan. This happened around
12.45pm
A man was coming towards me walking a
Husky or Malamute dog on a lead followed
by a woman walking a smaller dog on a lead.
As we passed each other the Husky or
Malamute dog lunged at me and the force
of the attack caused me to fall to the ground
with the dog attached to my lower arm. The
man pulled the dog off me.
For a short time I lost consciousness and
was later taken by ambulance to the Ballan
Hospital where I was treated for dog bites.
The man and the woman with the two dogs
failed to give me their names and addresses
before they walked away.
The following night the owner of the dog,
the daughter, came to my home to apologise
but did not offer a name or address. I asked
her to contact the Moorabool Shire offices
about this matter.
Two other people came to my aid a woman
and a man. The woman I recognised and I
have thanked her for the help and kindness
that she showed me. I would like to thank the
man but I do not know his name.
I am an elderly woman and to be attacked by
this large animal was a terrifying experience.
We all have the right to feel safe when in a
public place.
I want this dog and its home environment
to be assessed by suitably qualified people so
that a protocol can be put in place that makes
sure that this dog never has the opportunity
to attack anyone ever again.
For this to take place the dog must be
identified, and I ask that if anyone witnessed
this attack or has any other information
regarding this matter that they contact the
Moorabool Shire Offices (5366 7100) as a
matter of priority.
NAME AND ADDRESS SUPPLIED
Ballan
their emergency skills to the
test, representing Victoria in an
international rescue challenge.
Members of the local SES travelled to
Dubbo, NSW in late July to compete
in the annual Australasian Rescue
Challenge, placing third out of the six
competing SES teams from Australia.
The challenge pits 21 of the best
rescue teams across the Australasian
area, with volunteer rescue providers
and professionals across Australasia
competing over a four-day period.
Bacchus Marsh SES joined forces
with Bendigo to compete under the
Victorian SES banner.
Challenges included rescuing
seriously trapped casualties with
varying levels of injuries, with no
liberties for real-life simulation
taken – vehicles were crushed with
The Bacchus Marsh and Bendigo SES units represented Victoria at the recent Australasian an excavator to simulate the worst
Rescue Challenge at Dubbo NSW. Photos – BM SES collisions teams could see, as well
as a CPR challenge and two trauma
challenges.
As well as competing against others,
teams also had the opportunity to
trial new equipment and techniques to
bring back home.
BM SES Unit Controller Bill Robson
said the challenge “was a fantastic
learning experience, and the team
performed very well.”
“The skills learnt at challenges like
this come straight back to our local
response, meaning we can provide
the highest level of response to our
community as possible,” he said.
“We can also transfer these skills to
other SES volunteers both within our
Unit and other SES Units.”
Bacchus Marsh SES are set to travel to
Queensland to compete in next year’s
event, to be held in Toowoomba from
16–19 July 2020.

Moorabool Shire Council

COUNCIL MEETING
The next Ordinary Meeting of Council will be held on Wednesday 4 September
2019, at 6.00pm, in the Council Chambers, 15 Stead St, Ballan.
Members of the public are welcome to attend.
WALLACE PUBLIC HALL COMMITTEE OF MANAGEMENT
Notice is given of a Public Meeting to be held on the 9 September 2019 commencing
at 6.30pm at the Wallace Public Hall.
The purpose of the meeting is to nominate no less than five (5) or more than eleven
(11) persons as the Committee of Management for the Wallace Public Hall for a term
of 2 years.
All positions will be declared open and nominations will be accepted via
info@moorabool.vic.gov.au until 24 hours prior to the meeting.
For further details please contact Community and Recreation Development on
5366 7100.
RATES AND VALUATIONS EXPLAINED
Council’s 2019/20 Budget was passed by Council at the Ordinary Meeting of Council
on 3 July 2019. We are taking the opportunity to inform our community about rates
and valuations so everyone has a better understanding of the process. This week the
focus is on how to object to your property valuation.
How do I object to my property valuation?
If you receive your 2019/20 Rate and Valuation Notice and do not
agree with the valuation on the notice, you are entitled to object
to the valuation.
Objections must be on the prescribed form and lodged with Council
within sixty days from when Council issues the Annual Rate and
Valuation Notices.
Further information regarding Valuation Objections can be obtained from the Revenue
Services Team.

EMPLOYMENT
Council invites applications for the existing vacancy:
Senior Strategic Planner – Full time position
Applications for above job close 8 September 2019
All details available from the website: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au

Moorabool Shire Council: PO Box 18, Ballan VIC 3342 Telephone: 03 5366 7100 Facsimile: 03 5368 1757 CEO: Derek Madden
Email: info@moorabool.vic.gov.au Web: www.moorabool.vic.gov.au Facebook: Moorabool Shire Council Twitter: @mooraboolshire
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Lucky break
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driver
By Caitlin Bewley
(2nd Yr Swinburne Uni)
Travelling 35km/h over the speed limit forced a man to
lose his licence, but confusion with VicRoads saw his charge
withdrawn from the Bacchus Marsh Magistrate’s court list of
Friday 16 August.
Marcus McConnell was allegedly travelling at excessive
speed on 6 April this year when he was issued an infringement
notice, then being intercepted by police six days later to be
told he was unlicensed.
McConnell told the court he had stayed in contact with
VicRoads from the time of his offending [April 6], up until he
was pulled over by police [April 12], the whole-time VicRoads
telling him he was still licenced.
“I thought I would lose my licence in 28-days [after April 6]
for three months,” McConnell told the court. “I’d just finished
work, my anger topped over and I punched my car.”
“Sounds like Faulty Towers when you hit the car,” Magistrate
Daniel Muling said before withdrawing McConnell’s charges.
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News
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Better services to customers
Western Water is taking a leading role in
advocating for technologies that deliver
more efficient and responsive services to
customers.
In a rapidly growing service region,
Western Water is investing in innovative
solutions to work practices that save
time and money and deliver social and
environmental benefits.
Projects include partnering with
engineers from La Trobe University to
trial the ‘Sewer Access Point Penetration
Review Robot’ project, technology that
measures corrosion in sewer access
points, and trialling the ‘AquaPea’, new
technology that can efficiently plug leaks
at customer properties. Both projects
were undertaken in collaboration with
the Intelligent Water Networks (IWN).
Field Services and Network Operations
Manager, Dean Barnett, who has been at Western Water’s Dean Barnett at a recent AquaPea trial. Photos – Western Water
the forefront of innovation for Western
Water, said the solutions made good
business sense.
“By innovating, we find better ways of
doing business that benefit both us and
our customers.
“Our service region is growing fast—we
estimate that 50 new families are moving
into our service region each week, many
of them into new developments, which is
an incredible number.
“This means we need to be ready for
growth, to ensure we can plan for and
respond to any issues in our network,”
he said.
Mr Barnett said they will continue
to work with the IWN on industry-
wide projects while developing their
own solutions to improve services to
customers. Western Water’s Dean Barnett (left) testing out the Sewer Access Robot.
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Central Highlands Football League

Junior Best & Fairest Presentation
Under 18 - Goal Kicking Under 18 B&F
Winner – Lachlan Reynolds Winner – Nathan Rodgers
(Gordon) – 66 goals (Hepburn) 30 votes
“I went into the last Round v Runner Up – Joshua Foley (C’ham/
Waubra, seven goals behind the Linton) 23 votes
current leader. When I kicked the
first six for the day, I thought “I
might have a chance here”, and then Under 15 B&F
I went on to kick another eight for a Winner – Ryan Maher (Springbank)
total of 14-goals for the day.” 44 votes
When asked about the bucket load Runner Up – Darcy Frantz (Gordon)
of goals he kicked to take the honour 35 votes
for the 2019 season, Lachlan said
“yeah, I was pretty happy with the
effort, considering this is my first Junior Coach of the Season
year in the Under 18s.” Michael Anderson (Gordon)
Under 15 - Goal Kicking Upon accepting his award, a
Winner – Max Filmer (Dunnstown) surprised Michael Anderson said
that coaching is a hard gig. Seniors B&F equal Runner Up -
– 98 goals Johnathan O’Brien (Springbank) –
Just two goals shy of a ton for the “For all those clubs struggling with 21 votes. Photo – Springbank FNC
2019 season, Max unfortunately numbers, there is light at the end of
won’t play in the finals as he broke a the tunnel. Stick with your club,” he Central Highlands
finger in the last game. said.
Football League
SENIORS - Best & Fairest 2019
Winner
Rupert Sangster (Beaufort) – 22 votes
Runner Up
Samuel Dunstan (Hepburn) – 21 votes
Cynna Kydd from Springbank was the A Grade netball B&F
Johnathan O’Brien (Springbank) – 21 votes
with 26-votes. Photo – Natalie Clark
Club by club votes – Seniors
Ballan Central Highlands Netball League
Darren Tanti 15
Bradie Thomas 5 Best and Fairest 2019
Bungaree C Grade
Jackson Murphy 8 Winner: Courtney McCAW (Waubra) - 23 votes
Andrew Milroy 8 Runner Up: Madeleine SKRYPKO (Buninyong) - 22 votes
Bailey Veale 6
Steven Ryan 5 B Grade
Dunnstown Winner: Jane ROBERTSON (Buninyong) - 26 votes
Matthew Bulluss 19 Runner Up: Tegan COLLINS (Clunes) – 23 votes
Jack Sutherland 7 A Grade
Lachlan Reynolds Max Filmer Harry McKimmie 6 Winner: Cynna KYDD (Springbank) - 26 votes
Gordon Runner Up: Eleisha PHELPS (Learmonth) – 25 votes
Adam Toohey 15
Luke Gunnell 11 Best & Fairest Club Votes - Bungaree
Brendan Sutcliffe 10 C Grade Amanda CLARKE 12
Jordan Clampit 9 Ballan Molly BINKS 9
Mark Gunnell 5 Tamara HODGE 11 Mia LITRAS 5
Springbank Olivia HOWLETT 10 Molly RYAN 5
Johnathan O’Brien 21 Tahlia CONROY 9 Dunnstown
William Driscoll 13 Michelle SMITH 8 Amy PURTELL 16
Todd Finco 13 Shaedyn CLIFFORD 5 Madelyn ALEXANDER 7
Joel Maher 5 Bungaree Gordon
RESERVES - Best & Fairest 2019 Abby LESTER 17 Miranda BRENNAN 8
Winner Iman SHRIVE 15 Rachael WATERSON 5
Darcy Frantz Michael Anderson Ryan Maher Brett Duffy (Dunnstown) – 28 votes Jody MORAN 12 Springbank
Club votes – Under 15 Club votes – Under 18 Runner Up Chloe PEARSON 12
Sharni MAHAR 22
Glenn Handley (Clunes) – 26 votes Chloe FARNSWORTH 6
Ballan Ballan Emma LEWIS 20
Club by club votes – Reserves Shae WHITE 6
Matthew Golding 20 Benjamin Neumann 8 Erin ATTERTON 10
Evan Shaw 8 Ballan Dunnstown
Thomas Cox 9 Connie BLAKE 7
Jack McGregor 4 Tyler Trickey 5 Priscilla DYER 21
Ziggy Azzopardi 3 Larissa KYDD 7
Corey Pascoe 3 Brent Shaw 4 Nicole WHITE 11
George Muir 3 Bethany SIMPSON 7.
Bungaree Thomas McGregor 3 Talia COLLINS 5
Bungaree Charlie Wheatland 13 Bungaree Holly KEATING 5
Thomas Elliott 31 Maximus McIntosh 9 Best & Fairest Club Votes -
Justin Dummett 7 Andrea NOLAN 5
Jackson Devereux Harry Fraser 8 A Grade
Leigh Billington 2 Gordon
Jesse Cairns 3 Callum Shaw 7 Ballan
Joshua Rix 2 Samantha SHEPHERD 9
Dunnstown Oscar Pryor 5 Stephanie BURNS 24
Nicholas Spratling 4 Darcy Kelly 2 Rylee McGANNON 7
Max Filmer 25 Narelle PERKINS 24
Noah Browning 4 Dunnstown Vanessa CARTON 5
Daniel Britt 24 Bungaree
Dunnstown Brett Duffy 28 Kellie LEEHANE 5
Tony Begbie 13 Mackenzie NICHOLSON 14
Jordan Hayes 16 Joshua Mann 9 Springbank
Mason Gullick 8 Flynn Stevenson 15 Alanna WOOD 13
William Short 6 Brooke CURRAN 15
Darcy O’Farrell 4 Harry Biggs 12 Grace O’DWYER 8
Gordon Michaele STRUGNELL 15
Gordon Lachlan Taylor 9 Dunnstown
Kade Gall 12 Annie QUINLAN 13
Darcy Frantz 35 Gordon Johanna DASH 21
Tyler May 8 Ella FUNCKE 9
Daniel Pascoe 15 Connor Ascough 19
Steven Nicholson 8 Eleanor CAFRA 8 Molly JEFFREY 14
Cameron Reynolds 7 Macauley Griffiths 14
Bailey Colligan 13 Gary Busuttil 5 Chloe O’NEIL 5. Teghan HENDERSON 7
Jake Cardona 6 Gordon
Lucas Blazko 10 Springbank
Tyler Pike 5 Maggie TOOHEY 22
Lachlan Reynolds 7 Karl Maher 9 Best & Fairest Club Votes -
Ned Newman 4 Benjamin Frazer 6 Magbul Abraham 7 B Grade Lily BRENNAN 7
Springbank Springbank Robert Conroy 7 Ballan Springbank
Ryan Maher 44 Maison Doll 21
Scott Baldwin 7 Rebecca CONROY 16 Cynna KYDD 26
Iszac King 7 Sean McKenzie 14
Nathan Kennedy 11 Jack Bowen 7 Broden HERRING 14 Thea HINCHLIFFE 12
Joseph Gregory 4
Jackson Kurzman 10 Victor Philip 6 Tahneisha CLIFFORD 7 Kelly CONROY 8
Ross Gregory 3
Angus Stewart 9 Callum Winter 5 Melissa CONROY 6 Emma LEWIS 6
Jesse Dimartino 4 Mitchell Hodge 5 Katelyn McGREGOR 6 Roisin FRADD 5
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High-tech centre to improve skills

Bacchus Marsh school students can now use
and get hands-on experience with specialised
high-tech equipment thanks to the State
Government’s Pick My Project Initiative.
Member for Melton Steve McGhie visited
Bacchus Marsh Primary School for the official
opening of its 21st Century Makerspace and
took the opportunity to test the new 3D printers
and scanners, robots and drone equipment
with staff and students.
The Makerspace, which received $84,000 IN LOVING SUPPORT OF TRACEY TAYLOR
through Pick My Project, encourages
collaboration, critical thinking and problem
solving in a fun educational environment,
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helping students to develop the skills they
need for future careers.
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Member for Melton Steve McGhie said the new
makerspace will help “prepare students for
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6.30 PM
“Thanks to Pick My Project, local students the ribbon to officially open the makerspace
with Moorabool Mayor Cr Paul Tatchell. HEALTH PROFESSIONALS SPEAKING
can now develop new skills using the latest
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find yourself bringing together people from scattered
corners of the globe. Gift ideas are bright, but don’t let
your imagination wander too far. Loved ones have more
free time for you this week.

Stars & Puzzles

LEO—July 23-August 22
Novel ideas may be more practical than you initially be-
lieve. A small bonus may arrive your way. A stubborn
relative is more co-operative and a lost item surfaces
mysteriously.
VIRGO—August 23-September 22
Taking on more projects than even you can handle can
QUICK PUZZLE see you juggling deadlines by Friday, Saturday. The key
★★★★★★★★ ✯✯✯✯✯✯
is to delegate tasks. Romance, meanwhile, is favourably
spotlighted.
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
★★★★★★★★ This week shows off your knack for bringing together
people from different walks of life. It is particularly
important now to sort out priorities and schedule events.
ARIES—March 21-April 20 SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
This is a great week for working on a hobby, for meeting News from overseas is heartening, but close to home, your
someone who shares an interest and for tackling miscel- diplomatic skills work overtime. Your inventive spirit
laneous responsibilities. Financial research is important soars as the week sees you involved in important crea-
at the present time. tive activities.
TAURUS—April 21-May 22
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Public speaking events are highlighted this week. An
opportunity for earning extra cash requires more consid- Your calendar gets a little crowded as the week finds you
eration. A renewed friendship is an important theme in great demand. Some of the invitations that seem least
through the week. promising prove most interesting. Cultural activities are
highlighted.
GEMINI—May 23-June 21
The weekend stresses practical matters, especially those CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
related to home surroundings. More adventure is in the A family matter requires an approach that combines crea-
air from Thursday on. Interesting travel may be on the tivity with practicality. Your creative abilities are impres-
horizon. sive. This is a handy week for do-it-yourselfers.
CANCER—June 22-July 22
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
You find yourself bringing together people from scattered
NO. 9115 corners of the globe. Gift ideas are bright, but don’t let A friend surprises you with generosity, but don’t feel
obligated to respond in kind. Discoveries around the
your imagination wander too far. Loved ones have more
ACROSS DOWN free time for you this week. house prove rewarding. Challenges at work appeal to you.
7. Bubbling (12) 1. Wealthy (8) LEO—July 23-August 22 PISCES—February 20-March 20
8. Clergyman (6) 2. Burn (4)
9. Use (6) 3. Fruit (7) Novel ideas may be more practical than you initially be- On Thursday or Friday, include some time for finding
10. Lower (7) 4. Pale (5) lieve. A small bonus may arrive your way. A stubborn lost items. The weekend’s agenda includes a rare chance
relative is more co-operative and a lost item surfaces for reconciliation. A career decision requires prompt
12. Garment (5) 5. Airship (8)
mysteriously. thoughtful attention.
15. Adhere (5) 6. Man’s name (4)
16. Rock (7) 11. Rash (8) VIRGO—August 23-September 22 BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK
18. Refuge (6) 13. Stratagem (8) You are the eternal student of the zodiac and typically
Taking on more projects than even you can handle can
20. Conflict (6) 14. Gift (7) see you juggling deadlines by Friday, Saturday. The key several careers appeal to you. You make important strides
22. Brilliance (12) 17. Tiny (5) is to delegate tasks. Romance, meanwhile, is favourably in your current career while investigating some new in-
19. Kind (4) spotlighted. terests. Family related travel is highlighted.
21. Stagger (4)
LIBRA—September 23-October 22
CRYPTIC PUZZLE This week shows off your knack for bringing together
people from different walks of life. It is particularly

ACROSS
7. What made the ebbing waves come back? (4,8). 8.
And there’s a piece about the outlaw (6). 9. The doctor
joined the ship, oddly despondent (6). 10. Drop from the
hand (7). 12. It sets when good and cold (5). 15. Chas-
tened, Chan got off the horse (5). 16. Writes back that
the material is misleading (7). 18. Change to a whip (6).
20. The matter of the liaison (6). 22. Reliable blockade,
though a plane can get through it (5,7).
DOWN
1. Carrying a thick roll, he leaves things to chance (8).
2. Parched, the rain will help out (4). 3. Film showing
half a week back (7). 4. A heavy walk reveals character
(5). 5. Support also, surprisingly, the suggestion (8). 6.
Name seen when the lid is lifted up (4). 11. Not a blue
joke! (8). 13. Having listed it, would seem I’d been wrong
(8). 14. Find a means to extricate yourself from (3,4).
17. Colour of the canopy (5). 19. Knowing the old way
(4). 21. Something to sit on in class (4).
SUDOKU
important now to sort out priorities and schedule events.
SCORPIO—October 23-November 21
News from overseas is heartening, but close to home, your
NUMBER GAME
diplomatic skills work overtime. Your inventive spirit
soars as the week sees you involved in important crea-
tive activities.
ANSWER BELOW
SAGITTARIUS—November 22-December 22
Your calendar gets a little crowded as the week finds you
in great demand. Some of the invitations that seem least
promising prove most interesting. Cultural activities are
highlighted.
CAPRICORN—December 23-January 20
A family matter requires an approach that combines crea-
tivity with practicality. Your creative abilities are impres-
sive. This is a handy week for do-it-yourselfers.
AQUARIUS—January 21-February 19
A friend surprises you with generosity, but don’t feel
obligated to respond in kind. Discoveries around the
house prove rewarding. Challenges at work appeal to you.

SOLUTIONS - CROSSWORD NO. 9114 PISCES—February 20-March 20

a-way. 17, Shade. 19, Wise. 21, Form.
5, Prop-osal. 6, Iris. 11, Chestnut. 13, It-emised. 14, Get-
On Thursday or Friday, include some time for finding
lost items. The weekend’s agenda includes a rare chance
Down - 1, Fat-a-list. 2, A-r-id. 3, We(ek)-stern. 4, Stamp.
QUICK SOLUTIONS
for reconciliation. A career decision requires prompt
18, Switch. 20, Affair. 22, Sound barrier.
Across - 6, Discourtesy. 7, Aria. 8, Talisman. 9, Rea-
Discard. 12, As-pi-C. 15, (Cha)Ste(n)ed. 16, Rep-lies.
thoughtful attention.
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WHAT’S ON
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Editors discretion. Advertising of AGMs in this section will only appear if a paid public notice also appears in the classifieds section, as per
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Moorabool Mission Recovery Group Bacchus Marsh CWA Day Branch

ADULT EDUCATION
Ballan & District Community House
For class enrolment information, venue hire and costs; please
call 5368 1934 or email info@bchvic.org.au
Darley Neighbourhood House & Learning Centre
Short courses and classes. 33-35 Jonathan Drive, Darley. BM &
District Photography Club - Meetings 2nd & 4th Wednesday
of month, 7.30pm. Enquiries welcome. Phone 5367 4390.
The Laurels – Bacchus Marsh Community College
Courses and classes. 229 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh.
Enquiries & enrolments - 5367 1061.
U3A Bacchus Marsh
Active seniors social learning, for daily activities contact
Struggling with addiction; Pain from the past; family member
out of control? Meeting weekly - Wednesday, 12.30pm – Jean
Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, Bacchus Marsh. Enq-
Pastor Merv Patton – 0412 290 036.
The Pottery Group
Tuesday and Saturday 1pm-3pm, at the Public Park Hall
(next to Tennis Courts), Stanley St, Gordon. All welcome.
Enquiries to Maureen 0447173031.
Bacchus Marsh Playgroup
(Behind St Andrew’s Church) Cnr Gisborne Rd & Lerderderg
Street, Bacchus Marsh. Monday-Friday 9am, 11am, 1pm &
3pm. Enquiries – Cindy 0433 651 066.
Rose-Carers of Maddingley Park
Meets 2nd Thursday of each month at 10am at the Darley
Hub, Wittick Street, Darley. Enquiries: 5368 7273.
Bacchus Marsh Family Drug Support Group
For Family Members who have a loved one affected by drugs.
Enquiries - 1300 660 068.
Alanon Support Group - for families of alcoholics
Meets at 10.30am on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month
at the Uniting Church Hall, Gisborne Road, Bacchus Marsh.
Enq - 0421 222 717.
Footscray Poultry Club (at Bacchus Marsh)
Meetings held 2nd Sunday of month, 2pm. Poultry Pavilion.
Racecourse Rec. Reserve, Balliang-Bacchus Marsh Rd,
Bacchus Marsh. All welcome – Kerry 9741 9705.

YOUR BUSINESS
Working bees every 3rd Sunday of each month. All welcome.
5367 5341 or visit our website - www.u3abacchus.org.au
Enquiries - 0400 052 857.
Lal Lal Moorabool Photographic Group Inc
MARKETS

YOUR BUSINESS
MEETINGS Meeting 3rd Wednesday each month, 7pm. Soldiers Memorial Ballan Lions Club Market
Hall, Lal Lal. Enquiries 5341 7535. Next market – Saturday 7th September 2019.
BacchChat @ Lerderderg Library
YOUR
1st Saturday of the Month, 10am-12 noon. Various topics of NETWORKING CALENDAR
Bacchus Marsh & District Garden Club
Meeting 2nd Tuesday of each month, 7.30pm at The Laurels,
First Saturday each month - Inglis St, Ballan – 9am-1pm.
Enquiries – Kristie 0406 426 460.
interest presented. Enquiries – 5366 7100 or www.moorabool.
229 Main St, Bacchus Marsh. Guest Speakers. Supper after Darley Market
vic.gov.au/libraries
CWA - The Marshians Night Branch Bacchus Marsh
YOUR NETWORKING CALENDAR
each meeting. All Welcome. Enquiries - Wendy 5367 4170. Saturday 7th September, 8am - 1pm. 1st & 3rd Saturday each
month at Darley Park Football Reserve. Enquiries – 0488 345
Ballan Playgroup
Meet first Tuesday of month - The Hub, Wittick St, Darley, 145 (Alan).
Every Tuesday of school Term. St John’s Anglican Church
7pm.  Enquiries - Gay Hooper 0413 350 012.
Hall  - 9:30-11:30am. Enquiries - 0409 681 138 Anna or 0421
Ballan & District CWA 905 558 Tamsin. CHURCH
Branch meetings – 2nd Thursday each month. RSL Hall, Darley Park Native Gardens Bacchus Marsh Christian Church
Inglis St, Ballan, 7.30pm. All welcome - enquiries to 0407 992 Working Bee, 1st Tuesday of the month at 9am. Contact Andy Sunday Services 10am with kids program. 222 Main St,
Coffee Connect Business Training Network Evening (Hosted by BizConnect) Speed Networking
767 or email ballandistrictcwa@gmail.com 5367 2616 or Wendy 5367 4170. Bacchus Marsh. Enquiries 9028 2622.
Ballan District Vintage Machinery & Vehicle Club Ballan Anglers Inc St John’s Anglican Church Ballan

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Meetings - second Monday
BizConnect
Coffee each
Connect month,
JUNE 8pm. Tom Mullane
NETWORKING EVENT Meeting second Wednesday every
Business Training month.
Network Senior Citizens
Evening 58 Simpson St, Ballan - Service - 10:30 every Sunday. Enq -
Pavilion, Ballan Racecourse Reserve. Enquiries – Brian 5368 Room, Steiglitz
06:00 PM—09:00 PM, The Royal Hotel, 200 Main St, Bacchus Marsh Street, Ballan, 7.30pm. More anglers and Rev’d Glen Wesley - 5368 2730.
2255 or Ray 5368 1177. families needed and welcome
Come along and have a good chat with some of the new friends and connections. – 0400 003 936. St Malachy’s Catholic Church Blackwood

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JUNE ASBAS DIGITAL SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP: Profile Building and Networking on LinkedIn * Service every Sunday at 4pm.

BUSINESS 04
09:00 AM—12:00 PM, James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh Ballan Uniting Church

YOUR
ASSET BASED COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT MASTERCLASS (St Paul’s) - Services 11.15am every Sunday.
AUGUST LinkedIn is a powerful tool. Use it to make new connections, generate leads, and build your brand.

YOUR BUSINESS
02:00 PM—08:30 PM, Moorabool Shire Council Meeting Rooms 2 & 3, 182 Halletts Way, Darley Bacchus Marsh Baptist Church

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Social activist Peter Kenyan gives a masterclass in the ABCD approach to community development. Sundays, 10:30am, Worship Service and Children’s Program.
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09:00 AM—12:00 PM, James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
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YOUR NETWORKING CALENDAR
07:30 AM—08:30 AM, Zest Café, 1/130 Inglis St, Ballan AUGUST
Our Lady Help of Christians Korobeit
Mass every Saturday 6.30pm.

20
Enjoy a free coffee, share ideas, chat to other business owners and Council officers. Holy Trinity Anglican Church - Bacchus Marsh
JULY ASBAS DIGITAL SOLUTIONS WORKSHOP: Engage Real Followers with Instagram * Service Times - Bacchus Marsh - Every Sunday 9am and
09:00 AM—12:00 PM, James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh 1st, 3rd & 4th Sunday 10.30am, Saturday 5pm, Balliang -
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09:00 AM—02:00 PM, Jean Oomes Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh 08 2nd Sunday 11am, 4th Sunday 9am, Myrniong - 1st and 3rd
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AUGUST Darley Civic Centre, 182 Halletts Way, Darley.
07:30 AM—08:30 AM, Baby Black, 10 Church St, Bacchus Marsh

06
Church of the Living God

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Enjoy a free coffee, share ideas, chat to other business owners and Council officers.
AUGUST BizConnect BizConnect
07:30 AM—08:30
JUNENETWORKING
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Luck Hotel,
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Christian youth ministry and bible teaching. 2nd Sunday
06:00 PM—09:00 PM, The Royal Hotel, 200 Main
06:00 PM—09:00 PM, The Royal Main St,Bacchus
BacchusMarsh
Marsh of every month, 5pm. Open to all ages. At 14 Darcy St,

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09:00 AM—12:00 PM, James Young Room, Lerderderg Library, 215 Main St, Bacchus Marsh
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Non-denominational - Prayer every Sunday 10am, Men’s
AUGUST
KYB Monday evenings 6pm (0429 681 566.) Ladies KYB
Wednesday 1pm (5367 6834).

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Scale, Location & Potential, With a View

‘Kirton Hill’ - 373 Monteville Lane, Ballan

Myrniong 90 Mt Blackwood Road Myrniong 90 Mt Blackwood Road 91.3ha (225 ac) 2 x Lots
It is with great pride that Colliers International present to the market for sale, via Expressions
of Interest, ‘Kirton Hill’ at 373 Monteville Lane Ballan. Located less than 4 km from the "Millside" Brilliant Opportunity On Edge Of Myrniong Township

2 2
township of Ballan & boasting spectacular views & frontage to the picturesque Pykes Creek So close to Melbourne and just sitting on the edge of the pretty township of Myrniong, this property presents a
Reservoir, this property represents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial & strategic
Pentland Hills "Myrtlebrae" 33 Smiths Lane
rare opportunity in a tightly held district, to be offered as two separate lots:
120 acres (48ha) approx.
holding in Melbourne’s burgeoning western growth corridor. The improvements & fertile
soil provide the ability to generate significant income while the location ensures undeniable Lot 1 - "Millside" Homestead, Shedding on 106 acres (42.92ha)

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Lovely and neat classic circa 1920's 4BR country style weatherboard homestead with 12ft ceilings and town

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long term capital growth. The 155 ha property is held in 3 titles of 41 ha, 42 ha & 72 ha & is
water connected. Views to Melbourne CBD to the east. Several historic outbuildings, Haysheds, Timber
improved by a comfortable 3 bedroom dwelling with rural shedding, dams, quality fencing
cattleyards and ramp. NBN tower with passive income earning.
and a creek. The property’s location just 3.3 km from the rural lifestyle mecca of Ballan
between Melbourne, Ballarat & Geelong with quality road & rail linkages gives the purchaser

1
Lot 2 - "Mill Paddock" 119 acres (48.38ha) with Myrniong Creek frontage
the ability to occupy, invest, farm or develop further. For further information please contact Potential ideal building or development site on edge of township (STCA), combination of both flat and
Patrick Curran from Colliers International on 0427 500 581. EOI closes on Wednesday 25 undulating country leading down to Myrniong Creek. Windmill and bore, electric fencing throughout with 7

3 3
September at 4pm (AEST). main paddocks.
A magnificent opportunity for land bankers, developers (STCA) or many rural lifestyle pursuits.

Healthy regional auction activity

Adrian Smith
M 0400 178 945
Auction adrian.smith@landmark.com.au
Brilliant Farming/Lifestyle Opportunity Saturday 5th October, 11.00am (Myrniong Hall)
Auction
Tony Shanahan
to rival metropolitan areas of 74.2is thisper cent.
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land banking. M 0400 178 945

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Hall)
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Arbee Real Estate

FOR SALE 560 Reids Road, Rowsley FOR SALE 4 Morton Street, Bacchus Marsh
Peaceful Weekender!
3 1 1 3 1 1
Take the time to enjoy the peace & quiet of this fantastic weekender
getaway of 2.74 ha in a peaceful bush setting just 15 minutes drive from Often Sought, Seldom Found!
Bacchus Marsh. The galvanized shed on the property is approx. 18m x This very comfortable home is in one of the most tightly held central
6m & is petitioned into a comfortable bungalow section complete with locations. The 1 owner 3 bedroom 1 bathroom home is sitting on an
kitchenette & pot belly stove at one end, & a machinery shed section for excellent 1680m2 (approx.) block in quiet location just a short stroll from
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provide your power, a large water tank provides you with water. The cosiness while you consider to either extend, or redevelop the whole
block is a nice mix of bush & open space with secure boundary fencing. site (STCA) to take advantage of the size and location of the block.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $275,000 - $295,000 FOR SALE $720,000 - $750,000

NEW LISTING CONTACT

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FOR SALE 19 Higgins Court, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 7 Janette Court, Darley
3 2 2 4 2 3

Private, Peaceful Family Home Truly A Dream Home

Situated in a quiet court location, this well maintained 3 bedroom home is Quality family home impressive in every aspect. 4 bedrooms + study &
sure to impress. Spacious bedrooms, updated kitchen, bathroom & 2 great living areas. Welcoming entry with spotted gum flooring flows
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INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $530,000-$550,000 FOR SALE $799,000 - $849,000
CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
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FOR SALE 10 William Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 3 Luton Court, Darley
4 3 2 4 2 1

Don’t Dream a Dream – Buy One! Quiet & Comfortable!

Sitting on a substantial 1733m² block right in the heart of town is this In a quiet court location on a 700m2 block this 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom
impeccable 4 bedroom residence. 3 generous sized bedrooms, central home is ideal for both the first home buyer or young family. Consisting
bathroom & solid timber kitchen. Entertaining is easy with seamless of a lounge room & formal dining area, updated kitchen with electric
access to the dining & large family room. Adjacent to the living area is stove, wall oven & a spacious meals area. The master has a WIR & ens,
the huge master bedroom with full ens, WIR & French doors leading out & remaining bedrooms have BIRs. The toilet is separate from the family
to the north facing alfresco. Flanked by an 11.8m x 4.2m lock up garage. bathroom. Ducted gas heating & evap cooling is installed throughout.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE Contact Agent FOR SALE $445,000 - $465,000
CONTACT Peter 0429 671 990 Daryl 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

FOR SALE 27 Jonathan Drive, Darley FOR SALE 4/42 Raglan Street, Darley
3 1 1 1 1 1

Invest Or Occupy Neat As A Pin Investment

Great opportunity to enter property market, or to add to your portfolio. Great opportunity to get into the property market as an owner occupier

SOLD
3 bedroom, 1 bathroom home on 648sqm block with side access & shed or investor. Very neat 1-bedroom unit freshly painted throughout,
to the rear. Conveniently located only 400m from Darley Plaza. polished floorboards in the living space & new carpet in the bedroom.
Currently tenanted to a long-term tenant at $15,600pa on a month by The new kitchen has an electric upright stove & ample bench space
month lease. Contact us today to organise an inspection. with an adjoining meals area. A split system a/c will ensure comfort all
year round & the updated bathroom & laundry is spacious & practical.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $359,000 FOR SALE $195,000
CONTACT Steve 0475 888 101 Daryl 0409 233 157 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
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FOR SALE 42 McLachlan Street, Bacchus Marsh FOR SALE 7 Davies Street, Bacchus Marsh
3 2 2 3 1 1

Your Brand New Home Awaits What An Opportunity

Brand new, bright, spacious, open plan, 3 bedroom home in the popular Step inside and experience the quality and neatness of this 3 bedroom,
Bellevue Tops Estate. Located only 1.6kms from the Main Street with 1 bathroom home. The bright & spacious loungeroom with split system
easy freeway access. 3 oversized bedrooms, master with fully fitted out a/c is adjoining the meals & kitchen area. The kitchen with ample
WIR & quality ensuite, the remaining 2 bedrooms with BIRs. Huge, cupboard & bench space comes with a gas cooktop & rangehood & WIP.
open plan, Kitchen, Meals, Living area, full of natural light & opening out The master bedroom has WIR & split system a/c & bedrooms 2 & 3 are
onto the undercover alfresco area to the rear. generous in size. Single garage, garden shed & landscaped gardens.
INSPECT By appointment INSPECT By appointment
FOR SALE $599,000 FOR SALE $360,000 - $380,000
CONTACT Steve Creese 0475 888 101 CONTACT Daryl Gould 0409 233 157
WEB arbeerealestate.com.au WEB arbeerealestate.com.au

Ian McDonald Steve Creese Daryl Gould Peter Leonard Rikki Millington
5367 2333 0475 888 101 0409 233 157 0429 671 990 Sales Support

www.arbeerealestate.com.au
140 Main Street, Bacchus Marsh 5367 2333
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Bacchus Marsh Little Athletics

(Above) Athletes dressed as Superheroes. (Right) Cross Country Champions. Photos - submitted.

The Centre Cross Country finale was held
last Saturday morning at Masons Lane
Reserve.  Family and friends gathered to
support athletes, and the perfect conditions
saw fantastic numbers in attendance.  The
theme of the event was Superheroes. All
races were conducted on a handicap basis,
where athletes started off using handicap
staggered times calculated from their season
results.
The Under 6 event was the first race for the
day.  Lucy Wise was the front-marker closely
followed by Imogen Borg off 2 seconds.  her best races for the season, leading from
Harry Johansen was the backmarker off 23
seconds. The girls kept the same distance for
the entire 500 metres and Lucy Wise crossed
Pentland Calisthenics College
the finish line first to win line honours.  PB but also the fastest time.
Harry ran a PB time of 2.33.98 mins and
recorded the fastest time.
Next race up for the morning was the Under
7 & 8 athletes.  This was the closest race for
the day with Lillian Roberts claiming line
honours closely followed by Mathilde Grant
and front-marker Gemma Lee.  Backmarker
Myah Estlick recorded the fastest time for
the 1km event.
The Under 9 & 10 athletes competed over a
1500m course. Kaylee McDowell ran one of
start to finish. A fantastic performance
from Oliver Quick, who opted to run in his
Superhero suit, went on to not only record a
The girls made the trip to
Frankston last Saturday for
their Bayside competition.
It is a good start to the sea-
son coming away with the
following placings: March
- 2nd, Clubs - 2nd, Free Exer-
cises - Highly Commended,
Rods - 3rd, Aesthetics - 3rd,
The Under 11 & 12 athletes completed 2
laps of a 1km course.  Backmarker Matilda
Clarke led the entire race to record a PB and
claim line honours.  Samuel White was the
fastest athlete for the event crossing the line
in 2nd  place followed by Ava Cook in the
3rd place.
The Open age athletes competed over 3km’s,
completing 3 laps of a 1km course.  Once
again, the backmarker produced a winning
performance with Grace Mutsaerts going on
to claim line honours.  Elise Cook, off a 7.14
minute handicap, ran an exceptional race
to finish in 2nd  place with Zane Rich next
across the finish line.
After all races had concluded athletes,
family and friends gathered for the Cross
Country season presentations.
The following major awards were presented:
Champion Athletes
Junior Girl - Mya Estlick
Junior Boy – James White
Intermediate Girl - Mackenzie Estlick
Intermediate Boy – James Burton
Senior Girl – Elise Cook
Senior Boy - Zane Rich
Encouragement Awards
Junior Girl – Gemma Lee
Junior Boy – Ryder Clarke
Intermediate Girl – Ava Cook
Intermediate Boy – Troy Lee
Senior Girl – Tansy Seymour
Bronze Shield (25 Runs)
Myah Estlick
Ava Cook
Tansy Seymour
Silver Shield (50 Runs)
Danielle Ide
Elise Cook
Emma Stewart
The 2019/20 track and field season will
commence on Saturday 5 October at Masons
Lane Reserve, Bacchus Marsh at 8.30am.  This
event will coincide with a Free Come and Try
Day for new athletes.  The Centre registration
portal will open this week and athletes
registered before 1st  October will go into a
draw to win back their registration fee.  More
information regarding the Centre can be
found at www.bacchusmarshlittleathletics.
org.au or by contacting the Centre Registrar,
Alli Grant on 0409 322 983.

BC
Dance Arrangement - 2nd.
Meanwhile the Sub Jun-
iors were performing at the
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Besen Centre for their CV
State Titles competition and
achieved the following plac-
ricket
es March - 2nd, Aesthetics
- Honourable Mention, Song
& Dance - Special Mention.
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It was the Pentland’s Seniors team turn to step out under the lights. On Friday night the New Players of all experience welcome.
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Cobras set for rebuild;
coach quits
By Todd Whelan
Bacchus Marsh’s season has finished
with a disappointing 65-point loss to flag
contenders Sunbury at the Clark Oval on
Saturday. The Cobras end 2019 in eighth
place with six wins.
Ironically it was the club’s biggest loss of the
season which is hard to fathom given they
led their more fancied rivals by 26-points at
quarter time.
Outgoing coach Peter Davey acknowledged
Sunbury was always going to be a tough
assignment given the age profile of the
Cobra’s, but he was extremely proud of the
boys effort in the opening term.
“Our first quarter was fantastic,” he said.
“Aaron Willitts looked dangerous every
time he touched it with four early goals.
“We were right on top in the clearances
thanks to Burto (Daniel Burton) and our
intensity across the ground was the best it’s
been for some time.
“After quarter time though, their class
shone and our lack of depth was exposed.”
Davey cited plenty of upside with the next
group of youngsters coming through.
“I think we had nine boys under 20,
including two 16-year olds,” he said.
“Jack Darling debuted and showed everyone
that he has a long senior career ahead of him.
“He and Jack Parente have been great finds
and as difficult as the year has been, they
wouldn’t have been given the opportunity in
years gone by.”
According to Davey his resignation after
one year into a two-year contract was an
amicable separation and he was grateful for
the time he’d spent in charge.
“I was given a great opportunity by the
committee, which I’m thankful for,” he said.
“Coming in so late wasn’t ideal and it
meant we were always up against it as far as
recruiting was concerned and the transfers
out decimated our depth.
“The playing group consists of some of
the best quality people you’ll come across
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though, and I’ve made friends that will
extend into the future.
“The club has some outstanding, supportive
followers who I’m really grateful to.”
Davey thought the best thing moving
forward for the club was to find a local coach.
“The club is heading into a complete re-
build on and off field and it needs a local
coach who can see the process through from
start to finish,” he said.
“I live close to Ocean Grove and it does
prevent me from being there for three
sessions a week which I believe the playing
group needs to undertake if they’re serious
about improving.
“There’s certainly no angst or anything like
that whatsoever, I leave on really good terms
with everybody at the club.”
On reflection the club had been crippled
ahead of its 2019 season losing up to nine
players over the summer and they never
really recovered despite morale boosting
wins over cross town rivals Darley and
Sunbury. 2019 was not kind to the club on
the injury front either as key players missed
a number of games, stalling any momentum.
A four-game winning streak from Round
4 through to Round 8 was clearly the
highlight of their season. But unfortunately,
the undermanned Cobras couldn’t have the
impact they wanted in the back half of the
season losing six of their last eight games.
A busy off season in the market place
beckons for the Cobras. While finding a
coach should be at the top of the list, the
addition of some top end talent on field is a
must if the Cobras are to return to finals in
2020.
Final Score
BACCHUS MARSH: 6.4-40, 6.4-40, 9.10-64,
10.11-71 lost to SUNBURY: 2.2-14, 8.8-56,
14.10-94, 20.16-136.
BACCHUS MARSH (GOALS) A. Willitts 5,
B. Griffiths 2, D. Burton, T. Shea 1.
BACCHUS MARSH (BEST) A. Willitts, D.
Burton, T. Shea, T. Wardell, H. King.
Ballarat Junior Football League
The Moorabool News – 27 August, 2019 Page 23
BFL Ladder
Results
Results – Round
– Round 18 18 Team % PTS
Club A B C D 19&U E Seniors
Darley 51 24 25 19 18 8 1   East Point.................155.03 52      
Ballarat 64 58 60 39 73 57 2   Sebastopol...............135.67 52      
Melton South 34 47 38 36 27 34 3   Darley.......................130.88 52      
Nth Ballarat City 67 41 15 10 44 22 4   Sunbury...................124.62 52      
Redan 32 32 10 11 25 7 5   Melton......................139.24 48      
Melton 34 31 27 26 16 33 6   Redan.......................112.39 48      
Sebastopol 44 24 23 19 6 19 7   North Ballarat City.....94.97 36      
Lake Wendouree 61 72 33 33 59 13 8   Bacchus Marsh........ 114.05 32      
Sunbury 59 66 34 29 67 18
9   Lake Wendouree.......66.95 30      
Bacchus Marsh 42 25 26 29 7 29
10  Ballarat......................69.54 22      
11  Melton South.............42.65 16      
Ballarat Football League Reserves
Results – Round 18 1   Sunbury....................317.70 68      
2   East Point.................219.97 64      
Seniors
3   Lake Wendouree.......99.88 48      
Darley 17.11 (113) def Ballarat 9.8 (62) 4   Melton......................124.37 46      
5   Redan.......................109.61 42      
Melton South 14.10 (94) def North Ballarat City 9.13 (67)
6   Darley.........................92.92 36      
Melton 14.10 (94) def Redan 2.12 (24) 7   Bacchus Marsh..........82.27 36      
Sebastopol 19.14 (128) def Lake Wendouree 6.11 (47) 8   Sebastopol.................82.57 28      
9   North Ballarat City..... 71.79 28      
Sunbury 20.16 (136) def Bacchus Marsh 10.11 (71)
10  Ballarat......................64.65 24      
Reserves 11  Melton South.............44.43 20      
Darley 8.14 (62) def Ballarat 7.3 (45) Under 19s
1   North Ballarat City...327.54 68      
North Ballarat City 13.11 (89) def Melton South 8.14 (62)
2   Redan.......................266.74 68      
Melton 11.10 (76) def Redan 3.8 (26) 3   Ballarat.....................173.03 52      
Sebastopol 5.8 (38) def Lake Wendouree 4.11 (35) 4   Sunbury...................166.57 52      
Sunbury 15.6 (96) def Bacchus Marsh 3.10 (28) 5   Lake Wendouree.....167.60 48      
6   Melton......................130.04 44      
Under 19s 7   Darley....................... 101.41 36      
Ballarat 12.14 (86) def Darley 4.8 (32) 8   East Point.................102.46 28      
North Ballarat City 21.17 (143) def Melton South 2.3 (15) 9   Bacchus Marsh..........44.87 24      
10  Melton South.............22.30 12      
Redan 9.14 (68) def Melton 3.8 (26) 11  Sebastopol................20.37 8       
Lake Wendouree 16.24 (120) def Sebastopol 1.8 (14)
Sunbury 18.21 (129) def Bacchus Marsh 6.5 (41) BFNL Ladder
Team PTS %
BFNL Juniors A Grade
1 Sunbury.................... 68 166.14
Results – Qualifying Finals 2 North Ballarat City.... 64 147.34
3 East Point.................. 56 137.44
17&Under Seniors 4 Lake Wendouree...... 52 128.42
Redan (36) def Lake Wendouree (32) 5 Ballarat...................... 40 110.62
17&Under Reserves 6 Bacchus Marsh......... 40 92.36
7 Melton South............. 40 85.42
North Ballarat City (35) def Redan (17) 8 Melton....................... 28 72.00
15&Under Seniors 9 Sebastopol................ 20 85.81
10 Redan...................... 16 72.48
Lake Wendouree (21) def East Point Juniors (19)
11 Darley...................... 12 57.22
15&Under Reserves B Grade
Ballarat (22) lost Redan (24) 1 Lake Wendouree...... 72 157.85
13&Under Seniors 2 East Point.................. 60 170.44
3 Ballarat...................... 56 134.74
Darley (22) lost Redan (23) 4 Melton South............. 56 104.93
13&Under Reserves 5 Sunbury.................... 52 147.54
6 Bacchus Marsh......... 36 92.46
East Point Juniors (14) lost Redan (15) 7 Redan........................ 34 83.63
11&Under Seniors 8 Melton....................... 26 83.14
North Ballarat City (26) def Darley (14) 9 North Ballarat City.... 20 74.77
10 Darley...................... 16 62.72
11 Sebastopol................ 8 58.40
C Grade
1 Sunbury.................... 64 144.21
Results - Qualifying Final 2 Lake Wendouree...... 64 142.65
U/17 Seniors 3 East Point.................. 56 188.33
North Ballarat 6.8 (44) def Mount Clear 4.15 (39) 4 Ballarat...................... 52 131.87
5 Bacchus Marsh......... 44 106.30
U/17 Reserves 6 Melton....................... 44 98.99
Redan 10.9 (69) def Mount Clear 9.11 (65) 7 Sebastopol................ 32 88.96
U/15 Seniors 8 Redan........................ 24 72.25
9 Melton South............. 22 72.57
East Point 9.10 (64) def North Ballarat 1.4 (10) 10 Darley...................... 22 66.36
U/15 Reserves 11 North Ballarat City.. 12 50.35
North Ballarat 8.5 (53) def East Point 2.6 (18) D Grade
U/13 Seniors 1 Lake Wendouree...... 60 152.54
2 Melton South............. 60 135.07
East Point 4.7 (31) def Redan 3.7 (25) 3 Bacchus Marsh......... 56 146.09
U/13 Reserves 4 East Point.................. 54 140.84
Ballarat Swans 3.0 (18) def Redan 1.2 (8) 5 Ballarat...................... 50 134.26
U/11 Seniors 6 Melton....................... 42 116.47
7 Sunbury.................... 38 113.25
Ballarat Swans 3.9 (27) def Bacchus Marsh 2.6 (18) 8 North Ballarat City.... 32 87.37
9 Redan........................ 20 51.42
Results - Elimination Final 1 10 S ebastopol.............. 16 60.25
U/17 Seniors 11 Darley........................ 8 40.65
Ballarat Swans 8.5 (53) def Darley 5.9 (39) E Grade
U/17 Reserves 1 Melton....................... 68 188.16
2 Ballarat...................... 60 193.80
North Ballarat 13.16 (94) def Darley 2.4 (16) 3 East Point.................. 60 193.25
Ballarat Swans 16.8 (104) def Sebastopol 8.4 (52) 4 Melton South............. 56 139.38
U/15 Seniors 5 Bacchus Marsh......... 48 131.85
6 North Ballarat City.... 36 91.10
Mount Clear 8.7 (55) def Sebastopol 5.6 (36) 7 Sebastopol................ 32 96.18
Redan 5.9 (39) def Bacchus Marsh 3.4 (22) 8 Sunbury.................... 28 80.37
U/15 Reserves 9 Lake Wendouree...... 24 77.80
Sebastopol 3.3 (21) def Mount Clear 1.8 (14) 10 Redan...................... 16 51.88
11 Darley........................ 8 23.29
Lake Wendouree 5.8 (38) def Redan 5.6 (36) 19&Under
U/13 Seniors 1 Ballarat...................... 68 250.46
North Ballarat 8.9 (57) def Bacchus Marsh 0.1 (1) 2 North Ballarat City.... 64 194.12
3 Sunbury.................... 60 211.54
Ballarat Swans 4.5 (29) def Darley 4.4 (28) 4 Melton South............. 56 183.92
U/13 Reserves 5 Redan........................ 44 134.13
Lake Wendouree 5.4 (34) def Darley 0.1 (1) 6 Lake Wendouree...... 36 99.15
North Ballarat 4.4 (28) def East Point 1.2 (8) 7 Melton....................... 36 89.95
8 Darley........................ 24 52.22
U/11 Seniors 9 East Point.................. 20 66.72
North Ballarat 3.4 (22) def Sebastopol 2.3 (15) 10 Bacchus Marsh....... 20 45.04
Mount Clear 6.2 (38) def Redan 4.5 (29) 11 Sebastopol................ 8 15.99
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Devils
primed for
home final
by Todd Whelan
Darley will host Redan
this Saturday in a do-or-die
Elimination Final after a
51-point win over a deter-
mined Ballarat secured third
place on the BFNL ladder at
the weekend.
Despite leading all day the
Devils were forced to do it
tough into the breeze for
the final term and defend
a vulnerable six point lead.
The Swans were threatening
to end the Devils 15 game
winning streak at home, and
with it any momentum into
finals.
But Scotland’s troops an-
swered the call, piling on
eight goals to one in a blister-
ing 20 minutes to put the re-
sult beyond doubt in one of
the more peculiar games of
the season. Both sides failed
to capitilise with the wind
combining for just two of the
12 second half goals. None-
theless, the Devils return on
the scoreboard would be-
come the club’s third highest
of the season and rank 11
overall under Scotland in his
third year at the helm.
Marquee Darley signing
Nick Graham returned to
the side in what was argu-
ably the Devils strongest
line up of the season and
wasted little time having an
impact with a host of posses-
sion and two, first quarter
goals. The Devils opened
up a 26-point lead at the first
change before the Swans im-
pressed in the middle stages
to claw the margin back to
just six at three quarter time.
“Ballarat’s work rate (2nd
and 3rd quarters) exposed
us on the spread,” Scotland
said.
“We were all about attack
through that period and
failed to defend when we
needed to.
“We looked to be going
through the motions before
our leaders stood up and
consolidated late when the
game was in the balance.
“In fairness, the blustery
conditions made ball use
efficiency difficult and we
struggled to adjust,” he said.
“But on the positive side,
our start and our finish were
excellent.”
Jake Edwards (four goals)
and Heath Scotland (four
goals) gave the Devils some
flexibility up forward and
were the beneficiaries of the
Graham brothers midfield
dominance. Nick (four goals)
and Brian (Graham) were
the major ball winners for
the day while Leigh Spiteri
and Harley Inglis provided
some heat around the footy
at ground level when the
Devils were challenged.
Young gun Bryce Stephen-
son’s run of good form in
defence continued, high-
lighting just how important
of a role he will have to play
in September.
Second place and a guar-
anteed double chance was
a possibility for the Devils
heading in, but other results
would deny them on per-
centage. A third place finish
however, sits just fine with
Scotland.
“I’m happy with the out-
come (third place),” he said.
“We’re in a great spot to
challenge for the flag and
we’re really looking forward
to playing Redan this Satur-
day at Darley Park.”
After a cracking start to the
season, Redan finished with
just three wins from their
last eight games. The Lions
last win against top six op-
position came way back in
Round 6 when they defeated
East Point by eight points.
Redan and Darley have met
once this year with the Dev-
ils successful by 43 points.
The Lions are expected to be
considerably stronger this
week with the inclusion of
ruckman Orron Stephenson,
ex Richmond Premiership
player Shaun Grigg and grit-
ty midfielder Daniel Bond.
A win on Saturday for the
Devils will open up their
finals campaign with an all-
important double chance,
while a loss will mean sea-
son over. Darley Park will
also host a second Elimina-
tion Final on Sunday be-
tween Sunbury and Melton
(4v5). East Point meet Sebas-
topol in the Qualifying Final
(1v2) in Ballarat on Saturday.
Let the games begin.
Final Score
Darley: 6.4-40, 8.4-52, 9.7-61,
17.11-113 Defeated Ballarat
2.1-13, 6.4-40, 8.6-54, 9.8-62.
Darley (Goals): J. Edwards
4, N. Graham, H. Scotland,
L. Spiteri 1, B. Inglis, B.
Graham, J. Carrick, J. Bewley.
Darley (Whelan’s Best):
N. Graham, B. Graham,
J. Edwards, L. Spiteri, H.
Scotland, B. Stephenson.
Sport
The Moorabool News – 27 August, 2019 Page 25
Eagles land prelim final
the football travel back and injured brother. Played in Brendan Sutcliffe kicked a
By Rob Fuller
forth, side to side, to and fro a number of positions the monster of a goal from well
Results – Semi-Final until Brendan Sutcliffe, from younger Toohey accepted outside 50 to put the Eagles
Gordon v Beaufort outside the 50m arch, kicked each challenge and scored a in front for the first time.
Seniors the Eagles’ third six-pointer. much-needed goal midway The big number 8 continued
Gordon advanced to the Immediately the proud through the third quarter. to demand attention as he
Central Highlands Football Beaufort Crows replied One minute later Jaymes charged around the Eagles’
Leagues Preliminary Final and then added another to Gorman scored his second forward line. After a number
with a come-from-behind give themselves some space goal as the Eagles struggled of missed opportunities Sut-
victory against Beaufort from the persistent Eagles. to stay in touch with what cliffe kicked his third goal to
last Sunday. Played at Bun- Midway through the quar- looked to be a much fitter secure a remarkable victory.
inyong in near perfect condi- ter, Eagle Ethan Crackel, opponent. By three quarter
This memorable victory re-
tions, the Eagles, as they had found himself outnum- time the deficit had stretched
quired total effort from the
done many times this sea- bered amongst a pack of to 14- points, in favour of the
son, kept their best football Crows. entire team. Each member
Crows. Crackel smothered
for the last quarter to run out the Crows’ clearing kick contributed in a way that can
Coach Ron Watt calmly
nine-point winners. then applied a number of only indicate an attitude and
reminded his players of
desire to improve and suc-
It was an arm wrestle pressure efforts to force the their ability to finish games
from the first bounce with ball into the hands of team- strongly. He trusted their ceed. The best players named
Beaufort registering the mate Jordan Clampit who effort, encouraged them to are only a handful of Eagles
first goal as both sides fran- kicked truly, igniting the take the game on and remain who could have been named
ticly moved the ball to all large crowd. The mid-field focused to the very end. in what Ron Watt described
corners of the oval. At the battle was enthralling. Both The Coach’s belief and trust as, “One of his all-time most
seven-minute mark big Zack defences stood firm and in proved to be correct as the pleasing victories”.
May calmly converted the between the forwards man- Eagles rose to new heights Next Sunday Gordon meet
Eagles’ reply and the slug- aged to scramble goals from throughout the next 30-min- Waubra in the preliminary
ging match was on. Ten min- even the slightest of errors. utes. The Crows struggled final at Buninyong. There
utes later Brendan Sutcliffe Just seven points separated to get a clear possession as will be a number of changes
handballed into the path of the combatants at half time, the Eagles increased the to the side due to the un-
speedster Jaymes Gorman but the Eagles were hurt- pressure. The tackling of the fortunate injuries. Have no
and the Eagles crept closer ing with serious injuries to Gordon group was frantic doubt the Eagles will contin-
to their experienced oppo- James Murphy, Ben Quin- yet disciplined. Mighty Mick ue to accept and welcome the
nents. Like two prize fight- lan and Co-Captain Adam Nolan’s desperate tackle on challenge before them, and a
ers standing toe to toe, each Toohey. a much bigger opponent great game is guaranteed.
side never took a backward When it became obvious not only inspired his team- Final Score
step with the Crows using the three injured players mates, it also seemed to take
Gordon: 2.5-17, 4.7-31, 6.8-
the football a little more ef- would take no further part the wind out of every Beau-
ficiently. Seven scoring shots 44, 9.14-68 def Beaufort 3.4-
in the match most spectators fort player. Three behinds
each told the story of the first 22, 5.8-38, 8.10-58, 8.11-59
thought the task too great for were added to the Eagles
quarter with Beaufort hold- the Green and Gold outfit. score line before Tay Wason, Gordon (Goals) - B. Sutcliffe
ing a five-point advantage Jack Toohey who returned who had been influential 3, J. Gorman 2, Z. May 1, J.
Clampit, T. Wason, J. Toohey
as the teams headed to their to the side after impressive in defence and through the
huddles. showings in the reserves midfield, moved forward Gordon (Best) - E. Crackel,
Similar to the opening continued his good form to kick a set shot goal. Not G. Clifford, J. Toohey, Z.
quarter the second term saw and helped cover for his long after that a rampaging May, T. Murphy, T. Wason.
Central Highlands Football League Central Highlands Football
RESULTS - SEMI FINAL 1 FINALS – PRELIMINARY 1
Seniors Saturday 31 August – Buninyong
Hepburn 17.8 (110) def Buninyong 11.10 (76) Under 15
Gordon v Dunnstown – 9.15am
Reserves 
Under 18
Newlyn 12.4 (76) def Dunnstown 8.8 (56)
Gordon v Springbank – 10.45am
Under 18 Reserves
Hepburn 11.9 (75) def C’ham/Linton 9.6 (60) Buninyong v Springbank – 12.35
Under 15 Seniors
Dunnstown 6.10 (46) def Learmonth 3.6 (24) Newlyn v Hepburn – 2.35pm
RESULTS - SEMI FINAL 2 FINALS – PRELIMINARY 2
Seniors  Sunday 1 September – Buninyong
Gordon 9.14 (68) def Beaufort 8.11 (59) Under 15
Springbank v Beaufort – 9.15am
Reserves 
Under 18
Springbank 10.10 (70) def Gordon 6.4 (40)
Buninyong v Hepburn – 10.45am
Under 18 Reserves
Springbank 7.7 (49) def Bungaree 3.11 (29) Creswick v Newlyn – 12.35
Under 15 Seniors
Beaufort 8.6 (54) def Buninyong 7.3 (45) Waubra v Gordon – 2.35pm
Central Highlands Netball League Central Highlands Netball
Results – Semi Final 1 WEEK 3 – Preliminary Finals
Saturday 24 August
Saturday 31 August - Buninyong
13&Under: Dunnstown 28 def Buninyong 23
13 & Under: Carngham v Learmonth
15&Under: Hepburn 18 lost Springbank 29
15 & Under: Learmonth v Waubra
17&Under: Springbank 21 lost Buninyong 42
17 & Under: Learmonth v Daylesford
C Grade: Buninyong 30 def Dunnstown 27
C Grade: Hepburn v Learmonth
B Grade: Buninyong 37 def Rokewood 32
B Grade: Learmonth v Hepburn
A Grade: Buninyong 55 def Rokewood 42
A Grade: Learmonth v Springbank
Results – Semi Final 2
Sunday 1 September - Buninyong
Sunday 25 August
13&Under:  Bungaree 22 lost Learmonth 24 13 & Under: Hepburn v Dunnstown
15&Under: Waubra 21 def Daylesford 15 15 & Under: Buninyong v Springbank
17&Under: Hepburn 27 lost Daylesford 33 17 & Under: Bungaree v Buninyong
C Grade: Bungaree 31 lost Learmonth 34 C Grade: Springbank v Buninyong
B Grade: Hepburn 48 def Newlyn 40 B Grade: Springbank v Buninyong
A Grade: Springbank 44 def Bungaree 26 A Grade: Hepburn v Buninyong
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Bacchus Marsh Netball Association

Results – Week ending 25 August Ballan Brumbies Basketball
Results – Week ending Sunday 18 August
JUNIORS
Section 1 Under 10 Boys
Eagles 16 lost Zodiacs 17 Ballan White 20 def Excies Acmy 6
Diamonds 13 lost BM Stars 19 Ballan Blue 20 lost Wildcats 23
Astrids 6 lost Sapphires 29 Under 10 Girls
Bacchus Marsh Soccer Sparks 27 def Aces 12 Ballan 2 drew Celtic Tigers 2
Results - Round 18 Sparkles 22 def Vamps 11 Under 12 Boys
Under 12s Open Section 2 Ballan White 32 def Celtic Tigers Green 13
Bacchus Marsh (5) def Victoria Park (2) Thunderstruck 7 lost The Suns 8 Ballan Blue 37 def Phoenix White 9
Goals - Archie Frazzetto (2), Lachlan Hill (3) Lightning 9 lost Super Stars 16 Under 12 Girls: Bye
Under 13s Open Hunters 14 def Comets 11 Under 14 Boys
Bacchus Marsh (0) lost Victoria Park (1) Storm 3 lost Hotshots 13 Ballan White 24 lost Wildcats 25
Under 14s Open Ballan Blue 34 def Celtic Tigers Green 32
Section 3
Bacchus Marsh (10) def Buninyong (0)
Magic Moments 20 def Fast and Furious 0 Under 14 Girls
Goals - David Dillon (4), Nicholas Misiti (3), Carlo Centurino
(2), James Tropiano (1) Skittles 0 lost Firebirds 22 Ballan 40 def Drummo Dragons Black 12
Under 16 Girls Section 4 Under 16 Boys
Bacchus Marsh (1) lost Ballarat (3) Maltersers 0 lost Devil Minis 8 Ballan 44 def Phoenix Blue 14
Goal - Ava Farella (1) Zooplers 2 lost Pink Panthers 4 Under 16 Girls
Senior Men Division 1 Ballan 24 def Phoenix 14
Bacchus Marsh (6) def Ballarat (1)  Under 18 Boys
Goals - Jackson Almenara (1), Luc Dossis (1), Leroy Ballan 25 lost Celtic Tigers Green 38
Almenara (1), Craig Harvey (2), Alexis Joannidis (1)

Results – Week ending 25 August

Under 10 Boys
Ballan White 4 lost Drummo Dragons Green 34
Ballan Blue 12 lost Drummo Dragons Green 25
Under 10 Girls 
Ballan Golf Club Ballan 10 lost Saints Mystics 12
Results - Week ending Saturday 24 August Under 12 Boys
Wednesday– Stableford Ballan White 19 lost Phoenix Blue 25
Men’s & Ladies Competition Ballan Blue 16 drew Phoenix 16
Winner - Denis Conroy (18) 32 points. Under 12 Girls
R/up - Les Martin (14) 26 points.
Ballan 38 def Saints Lynx 20
Saturday – Stroke
Under 14 Boys
(1st Qualifying Round McIlvena Cup) 
Ballan White 3 lost Sovereign Knights 42
A Grade
Ballan Blue 79 def Celtic Tigers 37
Winner - Frank Raffaele 73-9-64.
Under 14 Girls
R/up - Anthony Moore 74-7-67.
B Grade Ballan 28 def Excies Acmy White 13
Winner - Denis Conroy 87-18-69. Under 16 Boys
R/up - Frank White 98-26-72. Ballan 26 lost Sovereign Knights 30
NTPs - 12th Anthony Moore, 15th Ian Godkin. Under 16 Girls
Magpie - 14th Michael Di Fiore. Bye
Balls 4, Cut-off 69 on c/b Under 18 Boys
Frank Raffaele, Anthony Moore, Ian Godkin, Denis Conroy. Ballan 14 lost Wildcats 51

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