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Jordie set shot from mark. 30m out. Slight 20-30degree angle. Guess the outcome ....

kicked into the man on the mark?

 
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Goal to Hunt on the siren. Casey Scorpions 8.3.51 to 4.6.30

Eight different goal kickers to half time - Hunt Jamar McKenzie Moncrieff Morris Newton Papley Paredes

Disposals Harmes 17 Terlich 12 Michie 11 McKenzie 10

The Scorpions have combined well and their running has been excellent. The Cats have put on a fairly lacklustre performance and are lucky they have Bartel who is relishing the conditions. For the Scorps it's a fairly even performance in blustery conditions. Harmes is having a huge game.

The next quarter is crucial.


And it was out on the full. Winner was Hells Bells.

Surely Harmes is earning himself a run in the seniors before season's end, even allowing for the return of our injured.

 

Geelong all over Casey that quarter. Thankfuly we kicked straight!

Harmes and Jamar our best for mine. Also ejoyed Oscar's work and although he hasn't had a heap of it, Newton's looked a class above.

Surely Harmes is earning himself a run in the seniors before season's end, even allowing for the return of our injured.

I'd be keen to hear how he is using these disposals too. Is he efficient or is he missing the target as often as he hits it?


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Rain started falling at the start of the second half and is coming down persistently.

Shannon Byrnes kicks Casey's 9th - all individual goal kickers as the lead goes out to 28 points. Bartel looks to be playing spare man in defence against the breeze.

First multiple goal kicker. Newton on the run. 10:6:67 -4:6:30 at 15 mins into 3rd Q.

Rain started falling at the start of the second half and is coming down persistently.

Shannon Byrnes kicks Casey's 9th - all individual goal kickers as the lead goes out to 28 points.

Rain could make a 30pt come back hard


See saw third qtr. Misty rain stopped for last 10 mins.

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At ¾ time Casey retain that 35 point lead after a slog in dreadful conditions.

Casey Scorpions 11.6.72 to Geelong Cats 5.7.37

Goals Newton Papley 2 Byrnes Hunt Jamar McKenzie Moncrieff Morris Paredes

Better quarter with Casey seemingly safe, 35 points up at 3/4 time 11.6.72 to 5.7.37. Harmes playing himself into a senior list position for 2016!

Mitch Gent finished for the day. Got the track suit on the bench.

2 good marks to King. 2 set shots. Both on an angle in either pocket. 2 behinds. Not easy kicking from the pockets in these conditions.


Mitch Gent finished for the day. Got the track suit on the bench.

Since that comment the track suits off and he's back on the ground. Just ignore me.

Max King is marking well but again missed a chance to get his first for the day.

How many marks?

 

Hunt took overlap handball and ran into open goal for his second.


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