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SATURDAY JUNE 30
Port Melbourne vs Sandringham at Northport Oval 1:10pm(ABC1TV)
(Development League match at 10am)
Werribee vs Casey Scorpions at Avalon Airport Oval,Werribee 2pm
(Development League match at 11am)
Box Hill Hawks vs Northern Blues at Box Hill 2pm(3WBC)
(Development League match at 11am)
From www.afl.com.au
Reported by Ben Guthrie
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PORT Melbourne has held off a tough and rugged South Adelaide by 22 points at the MCG on Saturday to move through to the semi-finals of the Foxtel Cup.
From the Sunday Age
Reported by Brent Diamond
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CASEY Scorpions coach Brett Lovett didn't admit it but you get the feeling that there would have been some extra satisfaction from yesterday's last-gasp four-point win over his former team Sandringham at Trevor Barker Beach Oval.
From the Herald-Sun
Reported by Jonno Nash
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Sandringham vs. Casey Scorpions (ABC TV)
Saturday 23rd June
Trevor Barker Beach Oval at 1:10 PM
Sandringham
B Hallahan Dowler Shepheard
HB Polo Ferguson Marigliani
C Ledger Cockie Peake
HF Ross Coleman Dunell
F Cook Wilkes Markworth
R Sikora Ray Curren
Int Archer Shenton Meehan
Smith-Cameron Stapleton Richards*
Lever Crocker Mavric
Casey Scorpions
Tigers' tents stand-off
June 21, 2012
RICHMOND'S uneasy relationship with its VFL partner Coburg is at breaking point with the Tigers becoming increasingly alarmed at the flow-on effect of the aligned club's perilous financial position.
Determined to establish its own VFL team, which could play regular home games at Punt Road from the start of 2014, Richmond could bring forward a stand-alone seconds side with Coburg struggling to meet the conditions of its licence agreement.
From www.localfooty.com.au
Reported by Luke D'Anello
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WILLIAMSTOWN almost pulled off the VFL equivalent of The Great Escape against Frankston.
The Seagulls trailed by 41 points early in the last quarter of the clash at Frankston Oval and looked dead and buried.