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NORTH Ballarat has reaped the benefits of sweeping changes by North Melbourne coach Brad Scott.
Still reeling from a thrashing at the hands of Hawthorn, the Kangaroos yesterday dropped Aaron Edwards, Cruize Garlett, and Luke and Cam Delaney back to the Selkirk Roosters.
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EFFECTIVELY, North Ballarat Roosters had to win. No alternative.
So much was at stake – primarily to keep the Roosters’ season alive, but also to bounce back from a shocker at Box Hill a fortnight ago, and to fittingly honour captain Marc Greig in his 200th senior Victorian Football League match.
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STATE PRIDE was on the line and all three North Ballarat Roosters in the Big V stepped up their games.
Midfielder Myles Sewell, known for thriving in the big games, was among the Victorian Football League’s best in a 108-point trouncing of the Tasmanian State League in Hobart Saturday afternoon.
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NORTH Ballarat Roosters trio Myles Sewell, Dean Towers and Liam Hoy will pull on the Big V tomorrow.
The Victorian Football League last night confirmed its line up that will
face the Tasmanian State League in Hobart.
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WHEN the second quarter started, it looked like North Ballarat Roosters were not sure what had hit them.
Play was competive to quarter-time – Box Hill had an 11-point edge, the Roosters were meeting their targets and at the break Roosters’ coach Gerard FitzGerald was calling for fine-tuning from his players.
Then, bam.
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THIS road trip to Box Hill today has increased in value to North Ballarat Roosters.
A win against Box Hill Hawks will not only keep the Selkirk Roosters in touch with the Victorian Football League leaders – a win offers the Roosters a chance to crack into the top eight.
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NORTH Melbourne young gun Tom Curran moves closer to his first AFL appearance with his VFL senior debut for North Ballarat tomorrow.
Curran lines up against Box Hill Hawks at Box Hill.
He has been on the Kangaroos’ long-term injury list.
Curran was North Melbourne’s second selection with pick 40 in last year’s national draft.
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NICK Peters has again come up short in his bid to return for North Ballarat in the VFL.
The Selkirk Roosters were hopeful of regaining Peters, who has been kept on the sidelines by a strained quadricep since the opening round.
He began Wednesday night’s training session before again feeling a niggle.
