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Jake Best goals after the goal umpire slips and falls. Lead up to 27 points.

Toumpas and Michie playing well.

How's welsh doing?

Looks a likely type and is moving well.

 

Casey Scorpions 8.5.53 to North Ballarat 5.5.35 at half time

Goals Best Blease Fitzpatrick Harmes Page Smith Tapscott Toumpas

Disposals: Tapscott 17, JKH 14, Blease, Harmes, Toumpas 12, Best, Gawn, Michie 11

 

Great to have you back KC. Love the updates

Yep, welcome back KC, and thanks to WJ for your work on the prev Casey updates.

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Cheers for the updates and great to have you back KC


JKH to seal the game next quarter? He's got a lot to prove.

No he doesnt

Hes already shown he can play at AFL level

Casey Scorpions 9.7.61 lead North Ballarat 7.8.50 at three quarter time.

Goals Best Blease Fitzpatrick Harmes Kennedy-Harris Page Smith Tapscott Toumpas

The Roosters came home with a barnstorming finish last week while Casey's season has been highlighted by an inability to finish off games or win the close ones. The rain might help Casey but, based on what I've been told of the Casey season to date, I'm not confident.


It's all North Ballarat at nine minutes into the last, but they're only scoring points. The margin has narrowed to seven points but one has to wonder where their next score is coming from.


 

Final score: North Ballarat 11.17.83 defeated Casey Scorpions 9.9.63 - a pathetic final half by an admittedly young side which simply crumbled under pressure. They simply didn't come out to play after half time.

2014 Peter Jackson VFL

Casey Scorpions 5.2.32 8.5.53 9.7.61 9.9.63

North Ballarat 1.3.9 5.5.35 7.7.49 11.17.83

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Casey Scorpions Best Blease Fitzpatrick Harmes Kennedy-Harris Page Smith Tapscott Toumpas

North Ballarat Couch McKenzie 2 George Horbury Jacobs Keeble Staley Tate Wallace

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Casey Scorpions Georgiou Michie Toumpas Tapscott Blease Davis

North Ballarat Rippon Dumont Peters Couch Horbury McKenzie


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