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The following information
is provided by Michael
Higgison <Michael.Higgison@dnr.qld.gov.au>,
and is updated here after the weekends games. All credit for
this information goes to Michael and is being used with permission.
QSFL Round 9 (12-13
June 1999)
Mayne Tigers 4-4 7-4 13-8 15-8-98
Morningside Panthers 3-5 6-7 7-8 14-9-93
at Jack Esplen Oval, Morningside
Lion Cubs 2-4 7-6 10-7 14-9-93
Northern Eagles 3-5 6-8 7-9 8-13-61
at Downs Oval, Yeronga
Southport Sharks 3-6 4-10 8-12 10-14-74
Maroochydore Roos 1-0 2-1 3-1 4-3-27
at Wises Road, Maroochydore
Mt. Gravatt Vultures 3-2 5-6 10-6 14-8-92
Broadbeach Cats 5-5 6-6 9-7 10-10-70
at Klumpp Road, Mt. Gravatt
Labrador Tigers bye
Standings
Team P W D L F A % Pts
SOUTHPORT SHARKS 8 8 - - 855 275 310.9 32
MT. GRAVATT VULTURES 8 6 - 2 682 544 125.4 24
LION CUBS 8 6 - 2 737 711 103.7 24
NORTHERN EAGLES 8 5 - 3 652 453 143.9 20
LABRADOR TIGERS 8 4 - 4 659 667 98.8 16
Mayne Tigers 8 3 - 5 710 846 83.9 12
Morningside Panthers 8 2 - 6 550 618 89.0 8
Broadbeach Cats 8 2 - 6 589 750 78.5 8
Maroochydore Roos 8 - - 8 356 926 38.4 -
Following their five-point humbling
by Mayne on Saturday, perennial finalists Morningside are now
in serious danger of missing the finals altogether for the first
time since 1980. It would also take some investigation to determine
the last time the Tigers actually rolled the Panthers in a premiership
match. In a heart-stopping display, Morningside effectively lost
the game in the "premiership" quarter when they conceded
six goals to one. Teenage rover Steve Kenna and robust centre-half
forward Brad Edwards led a spirited Panthers fight-back in the
final term, almost overhauling the 36-point deficit, but fell
agonisingly short. For Mayne, Housego nailed five and DeBrinni
four, with Lynch, Ashlin and Dobson their best. Ryan with three,
Kenna, Edwards, Gough and Conroy were unlucky to be on a losing
side.
The Lion Cubs continue to improve
each week after they humbled the Eagles in an entertaining match
which was transferred to Yeronga on Sunday. Headland, Voss and
McDonald each bagged three goals as the Cubs registered their
most impressive win to date. Eagles' frontman Robbie Williamson
also bagged 4 for the losers taking his season tally to 34 and
a share of the lead at the top of the goalkicking for the league.
The Eagles certainly had their chances to take match honours,
but flitted away opportunities with far too many rushed shots.
Best for the Cubs were McDonald, Knobel, Boulton, Bartlett and
Voss.
For the Zillmere boys, Copeland,
Bulley, Deeth, Watts and Williamson all played well. In the Wises
Road mud-heap, Southport very unconvincingly outmuscled Maroochydore
to remain undefeated at the top of the table. The halftime coaches
chat would no doubt have had the paint blistering from the walls
after kicking a meagre four goals ten for the first half. The
winless Roos however, showed plenty of heart in battling all
the way to the final siren. Should they be able to put in efforts
like that for the rest of the season they will certainly rattle
the cage of a few of the sides holding premiership aspirations.
Mackay jabbed three through for the day to share the competition's
goalkicking lead with Eagle Robbie Williamson. In the Sharks'
most disappointing effort this season Bradley, Bain, Martin and
Crossley were possibly their best. For the Roos Olive, Fisher,
Smith and Staunton all stood tall against their more fancied
rivals.
Broadbeach almost pulled off
the boilover of the season when they tripped at the final hurdle
in their blustery Klumpp Road battle with the Vultures. The Cats
led for most of the day and trailed Mounties by less than a straight
kick at the final change. However, the Vultures just had that
little bit more in the tank and fell over the line by 22 points.
It was an impressive performance by the Cats who more than matched
their bigger rivals in all departments. Veteran Brad Jones led
by example all day for Mounties, and with Dupuy banging through
five, leaves the Vultures firmly entrenched in the leading pack
on the table. The Cats' loss almost certainly draws the curtains
on their flag hopes, and they must now concentrate on avoiding
the dreaded wooden spoon .... although the Roos already have
their paw-prints all over it !!!! Vultures' best were Jones,
Harman, Dupuy, Davies and Edwards, while Cats to stand out were
Wilkinson, Taylor, Patching, Covino and Walsh.
Next Week
Round ten sees Broadbeach facing
a daunting task at the new-look Gabba against the Cubs on Saturday
evening, Mounties host cellar-dwellers Maroochydore, Morningside
take on a shaky Labrador at home, while on Sunday the Zillmere
boys travel to Mayne for the Northside derby. Unbeaten Southport
will have a well-earned bye.
Higgsy's Hints
Three winners last week gave
me 31/36 for the season .... mmmmm, I was robbed on the Mayne-Morningside
match !!! Let's see .... Lion Cubs will flog Broadbeach at the
Gabba by say, a conservative eight goals, if it's fine Mount
Gravatt will pump Maroochydore by twenty goals, Morningside might
get up from their death-bed against Labrador .... Panthers by
four goals, the Mayne-Eagles match will be nip-and-tuck all the
way with the Eagles getting the nod by three goals. Southport
will hammer the bye .... the unbeaten sharks most probably spending
the day in the "green room" or at the blackjack tables
at Jupiters.
AFL Footypix Tipping Competition
What a shocker .... yes, I had
a Barry of a round in the Footypix and that's all I'm sayin'
!!! David Chadwick continues to lead with 60, with Craig Sanderson
and Jim Anderson right up his clacker on 58 and 57 respectively.
Big movers for the week were Mitchell Ross (+14) and Wayne Lake,
Jim McArthur and Trevor Dann all (-8) places. David, Schultzy,
and Mitchell all managed a very solid 6, especially considering
the Hawks-Dogs draw.
QSFL - Reserves
Mayne Tigers 12-15-87 d Morningside Panthers 10-10-70
Labrador Tigers 7-9-51 d Northern Eagles 4-17-41
Southport Sharks 7-11-53 d Maroochydore Roos 3-9-27
Broadbeach Cats 13-5-83 d Mt. Gravatt Vultures 12-8-80
Standings
SOUTHPORT SHARKS 36
LABRADOR TIGERS 24
NORTHERN EAGLES 20
MORNINGSIDE PANTHERS 20
MT. GRAVATT VULTURES 16
Broadbeach Cats 16
Mayne Tigers 12
Maroochydore Roos -
First Division
*Representative Match
Cairns 17-16-118 d First Division 12-9-81
*Postponed match from 22/5/99
Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 11-7-73 d Burleigh Bombers 8-14-62
Standings
PALM BEACH - CURRUMBIN LIONS 40
SURFERS PARADISE DEMONS 24
BURLEIGH BOMBERS 24
ROBINA ROOS 16
Sandgate Seahawks 16
Coolangatta Tweed Blues 16
Western Magpies 8
First Division - Reserves
*Postponed match from 22/5/99
Burleigh Bombers d Coolangatta-Tweed Blues (no score available)
Standings
BURLEIGH BOMBERS 36
PALM BEACH-CURRUMBIN LIONS 32
SURFERS PARADISE DEMONS 32
WESTERN MAGPIES 20
Sandgate Seahawks 16
Robina Roos 4
Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 4
BAFL Amateur Leagues
* No matches this week, current tables provided only
Division 1
Standings
Redlands 32
Noosa 24
University 24
Springwood 24
Wilston-Grange 16
Yeronga 16
Aspley 12
Caloundra 8
Alexandra Hills 4
Division 1 - Reserves
Standings
Redlands 32
Springwood 24
Wilston-Grange 24
Yeronga 24
University 20
Aspley 16
Caloundra 12
Noosa 8
Alexandra Hills -
Division 2
Standings
Strathpine 40
North Shore 40
Redcliffe 40
Caboolture 32
RAAF 32
Logan City 28
Kings 24
Beenleigh 20
Toow. Uni. 12
Moorooka 8
Kenmore 8
Wynnum 4
Division 2 - Reserves
Standings
RAAF 44
Strathpine 36
North Shore 36
Caboolture 32
Kings 28
Redcliffe 24
Beenleigh 24
Wynnum 20
Toow. Uni. 16
Moorooka 12
Kenmore 8
Logan City 8
Division 3
Standings
Marsden 36
Pomona 36
Bribie Island 24
Redlands 24
Murri Mavericks 8
Forest Lake 4
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