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The following information
is provided by Michael
Higgison <rgreentree@powerup.com.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 16 (7 August 1999)
Southport Sharks 6-1 15-5 21-8 27-16-178
Maroochydore Roos 1-0 1-3 2-3 5-4-34
At Fankhauser Reserve (Southport)
Morningside Panthers 3-3 8-8 13-10 19-14-128
Mayne Tigers 4-2 6-7 9-12 11-15-81
At Windsor Park (Mayne)
Mt. Gravatt Vultures 5-3 11-6 14-11 15-16-106
Broadbeach Cats 3-3 7-6 9-8 11-8-74
At Dittmer Park, Klumpp Road (Mt. Gravatt)
Northern Eagles 4-3 11-8 13-9 18-14-128
Lion Cubs 5-5 6-6 11-8 14-11-95
At O'Callaghan Park, Zillmere (Eagles)
Labrador Tigers bye
Standings
Team P W D L F A % Pts
SOUTHPORT SHARKS 14 14 - - 1416 432 327.8 56
MT. GRAVATT VULTURES 15 11 - 4 1216 990 122.8 44
NORTHERN EAGLES 14 9 - 5 1213 813 149.2 36
LABRADOR TIGERS 14 7 - 7 1125 1186 94.9 28
LION CUBS 15 7 - 8 1264 1333 94.8 28
Mayne Tigers 14 6 - 8 1183 1448 81.7 24
Broadbeach Cats 14 5 - 9 1027 1212 84.7 20
Morningside 14 4 - 10 884 1043 84.8 16
Maroochydore Roos 14 1 - 13 649 1527 42.5 4
Hello again and welcome to all
those devout Banana-land footy fans around the globe. I received
an e-mail recently from the sister of Sharks' captain David Bain
who lives in Malaysia. I appreciate your thoughts Sandra and
will endeavour to provide as much info as I can get my grubby
little fingers on each week. And yes, I'd be booking tickets
for the final …. In fact, I'd be saving a seat at the Sharks'
GF celebratory evening also!!! If anyone has any queries or suggestions
regarding this page, be sure to e-mail me, and I'll see what
I can do. Anyway, on with the show ….
Well …. I think it's safe
to say that the Maroochy put in a diabolical performance against
the Sharks, going down by 24 goals on Saturday. No, that's probably
a bit harsh, it was probably more of a welcome return to their
ruthless best for Southport, and a good example of what is to
come in the finals. The Sharks dominated every aspect of play
from go to whoa, with Mackay bagging ten and Coughlin five. A
six-goals-to-one first term followed by nine to nil in the second
nailed the lid shut on this match. There wasn't a bad performer
for the Sharks, with Mackay, Stevens, McCluckie, Bain and Ballans
putting in standout performances. For the Roos, Vagg, Michael,
Stenhouse, Smith and Fisher never gave an inch.
Morningside's larger-than-life
Brad Edwards single-handedly tore Mayne's finals aspirations
apart at Kedron on Saturday, with a dominant forward display.
The loss effectively extinguishes Mayne's hopes for playing in
September, along with dampening the club's 75th anniversary celebrations
afterwards. If every result from here on goes their way, it is
possible though. Realistically, it's all over for the Tige's
…. And if they did scrape into the finals, I can assure
you they would only be making up numbers. Mapleston (5) and Evans
(4) did the damage on the scoreboard for the Panthers, with Smyth
and Bermingham jagging 2 each for the Tige's. Panthers' best
were Gough, the Edwards' brothers, Mapleston and Conroy, while
for Mayne Stone, Housego, Frigo, Wray and Jordan never stopped
trying.
Mounties were always too strong
for Broady at home, rattling up a non-chalant 22-point victory.
The Vultures never got into top gear …. and didn't need
to. The season is over for the Cats now, but they can upset others
in coming weeks. The locals were always that step up in class
on Broady, pulling away by a goal or two in each quarter. The
Cats should be congratulated though on never throwing in the
towel, and giving the teams in the finals a shake throughout
the season. For Mounties, Dupuy slotted 4 more, while Robson
nailed five for Broady. Best Vultures included Dupuy, Lynn, Jones
and Dobbs, while the Cats' performers were Robson, Fulton, Burgess
and Ellis.
The last match of the round was
at O'Callaghan Park where the Eagles hosted the Lion Cubs. In
a good preview to the finals, the Eagles ran out comfortable
33-point winners, showing up the importance of having a solid
mix of youth and experience - the latter being lacked by the
Lions "young guns". Teenage Kilcoy product Robert Copeland
was outstanding for the Eagles, and may have even been BOG. The
ever-strengthening Eagles effectively sewed up a double-chance
with the win, and relegated the Cubs to a last-minute chicken-scratch
for 4th and fifth. The Eagles are shaping up as a potentially
solid performer during the finals, and are the only side to have
pushed the Sharks this year. Best for the Eagles were Copeland,
Deeth, Dean, Weller and Reeves. Cubs' best performers were Knobel,
Cooper, Tana-Hill, Bartlett and Gowers. Robbie Williamson added
five more to his season total with the Cubs' Picken kicking four.
Other News
No goss this week.
Next Week
The penultimate round of the
home and away season falls upon us next week, with Morningside
hosting the Eagles, Broadbeach travelling five minutes up the
road to Labrador, Mayne making the trip up to the Sunshine Coast
to take on Maroochydore, and the Lion Cubs taking on the undefeated
Sharks at the Gabba in the curtain-raiser to the Lions-Freo match.
Mounties have the bye, but as they are safely in second spot,
I don't think they will mind the lay-off to overcome a few niggly
injuries.
Higgsy's Hints
Although their season is basically
over, the Panthers certainly have lost pride to play for on Saturday
against the Zillmere boys …. Hmmm …. No, I can't go
past the Eagles in this one - Eagles by four goals, but 'side
to put up a good show. Labrador and Broady is what I think will
be the match of the round. Broady can "mathematically"
still make it while the Tige's can still "mathematically"
earn the double-chance …. I might go the upset this week
and suggest the Cats might get the money by three goals. I know
Maroochydore are at home, but Mayne will be pissed at their attrocious
effort and lack of commitment last week against the lowly Panthers
…. I think they will rout the Roos in no uncertain terms.
Although the Cubs are at the Gabba in front of good local support,
the Sharks won't stumble now …. Southport by five goals.
Three out of four yet again (how
many times have I said that?) gives me 50/64 for the season.
I've gone one upset this week …. I bet that's the one I
get wrong ???
AFL Footypix Tipping Competition
Well Chaddo is still out in
front by four, both he and I jagging five this week. (I just
don't seem to be able to cut that gap) Rob Zubrinich, Mark Ramage,
Lindsay Hegarty and Tom Usher all nailed 7/8, while Dave Fraser
shooting for "money-back" last and got 1. Big movers
were Mark R up five, Scott Bool down and Frank down 5.
QSFL - Reserves
Southport Sharks 32-17-209 d Maroochydore Roos 1-0-6
Mt. Gravatt Vultures 14-17-101 d Broadbeach Cats 10-9-69
Northern Eagles 15-14-104 d Labrador Tigers 11-12-78
Morningside Panthers 22-13-145 d Mayne Tigers 7-9-51
Standings
SOUTHPORT SHARKS 60
NORTHERN EAGLES 48
MORNINGSIDE PANTHERS 36
LABRADOR TIGERS 28
MT. GRAVATT VULTURES 28
Broadbeach Cats 24
Mayne Tigers 20
Maroochydore Roos 12
First Division
Surfers Paradise Demons 17-11-113 d Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 9-10-64
Palm Beach - Currumbin Lions 19-14-128 d Western Magpies 10-5-65
Burleigh Bombers 15-8-98 d Sandgate Seahawks 14-5-89
Robina Roos bye
Standings
PALM BEACH-CURRUMBIN LIONS 64
SURFERS PARADISE DEMONS 48
ROBINA ROOS 32
BURLEIGH BOMBERS 32
Sandgate Seahawks 24
Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 20
Western Magpies 20
First Division - Reserves
Surfers Paradise Demons 28-8-176 d Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 2-7-19
Palm Beach - Currumbin Lions 15-13-103 d Western Magpies 11-11-77
Burleigh Bombers 18-8-116 d Sandgate Seahawks 11-6-72
Robina Roos bye
Standings
BURLEIGH BOMBERS 60
PALM BEACH-CURRUMBIN LIONS 56
SURFERS PARADISE DEMONS 56
WESTERN MAGPIES 32
Sandgate Seahawks 24
Robina Roos 8
Coolangatta-Tweed Blues 4
BAFL Amateur Leagues
Division 1
Springwood 12-10-82 d Aspley 13-3-81
Wilston-Grange 22-9-141 d Yeronga 2-7-19
Noosa 15-16-106 d Alexandra Hills 5-9-39
Redlands 27-12-174 d Caloundra 7-7-49
University bye
Standings
REDLANDS 64
NOOSA 48
UNIVERSITY 44
SPRINGWOOD 44
WILSTON-GRANGE 44
Yeronga 24
Aspley 24
Caloundra 12
Alexandra Hills 12
Division 1 - Reserves
Springwood 11-8-74 d Aspley 6-5-41
Redlands 20-17-137 d Caloundra 6-2-38
Wilston-Grange 9-4-58 d Yeronga 6-5-41
Alexandra Hills 10-10-70 d Noosa 9-6-60
University bye
Standings
REDLANDS 60
WILSTON-GRANGE 56
SPRINGWOOD 46
UNIVERSITY 42
YERONGA 36
Aspley 28
Noosa 24
Caloundra 12
Alexandra Hills 12
Division 2
RAAF 17-12-114 d Caboolture 13-11-89
Logan City 14-7-91 d Kings 12-8-80
Moorooka 12-16-88 d Wynnum 8-8-56
North Shore 40-31-271 d Toowoomba 1-4-10
Beenleigh 13-13-91 d Strathpine 10-11-71
Redcliffe 12-10-82 d Kenmore 9-11-65
Standings
NORTH SHORE 72
STRATHPINE 60
CABOOLTURE 60
RAAF 60
REDCLIFFE 56
Kings 44
Logan City 44
Beenleigh 36
Toowoomba 16
Kenmore 12
Moorooka 16
Wynnum 4
Division 2 - Reserves
Redcliffe 11-10-76 d Kenmore 10-7-67
Caboolture 7-5-47 d RAAF 2-9-21
Wynnum 9-12-66 d Moorooka 4-8-32
Logan City 8-7-55 d Kings 4-9-33
North Shore 19-20-134 d Toowoomba 5-0-30
Strathpine d Beenleigh (no score available)
Standings
RAAF 68
NORTH SHORE 68
STRATHPINE 64
CABOOLTURE 60
BEENLEIGH 52
Kings 40
Redcliffe 32
Wynnum 28
Moorooka 24
Toowoomba 16
Logan City 16
Kenmore 12
Division 3
Marsden 11-15-81 d Forest Lake 6-3-39
Murri Mavericks 8-10-58 d Pomona 8-8-56
Redlands 20-11-131 d Bribie Island 4-2-26
Standings
POMONA 64
MARSDEN 56
REDLANDS 44
BRIBIE ISLAND 40
Forest Lake 12
Murri Mavericks 12
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