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From Sportal.com.au
Reported by Paul Barbieri
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An eight-goal third quarter has helped North Ballarat to its second VFL Premiership in a row, the Roosters outlasting the Northern Bullants by 23-points in a Friday night result at Etihad Stadium.
Northern Bullants: 2.2.14 ~ 4.3.27 ~ 7.5.47 ~ 10.8.68
North Ballarat: 3.4.22 ~ 5.6.36 ~ 13.6.84 ~ 14.7.91
GOALS:
Northern Bullants: Cloke 5, Saddington 2, Neaves, Bransgrove, Garlett.
North Ballarat: Edwards 2, Driscoll 2, Wundke 2, Dinnell 2, Garlett, Searl, Smith, Jones, White, Goodes.
BEST:
Northern Bullants: Cloke, McCorkell, Iacobucci, Bannister, Saddington, Bentick.
North Ballarat: Stephenson, Watt, Edwards, Roach, White, Garlett.
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From the Ballarat Courier
Reported by David Brehaut
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HEAD coach Gerard FitzGerald has declared a clean bill of health for North Ballarat going into Friday night's VFL grand final.
The Selkirk Roosters will be at full strength to tackle the Carlton-aligned Northern Bullants at Etihad Stadium.
| From Ballarat Courier Full article Click here NORTH Ballarat can become the undisputed king of the Victorian Football League by completing back-to-back premierships on Friday night. Having waited 13 years to capture their first VFL flag, the Selkirk Roosters can make it two in a row against the Carlton-aligned Northern Bullants at Etihad Stadium. North Ballarat stormed into the grand final with a crushing 61-point victory over Collingwood at Port Melbourne on Saturday, 22.14 (146) to 12.13 (85). The Roosters took the match away from Collingwood with a scintillating nine-goal third quarter. The Magpies hit the lead with a goal just 30 seconds into the term after a sea-sawing first half. |
Daniel Feery is brought to the ground in
the thrid quarter, but it was all to no
avail for Collingwood.
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