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2001 SEASON

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Brentford Bees	Bakewell Cyclones	Bendigo Devils	Darwin Dolphins	Golden Grove Goannas
Griffin Park	Bakewell Stadium	Devils Park	Kakadu Reserve	Goanna Park
Robert Thomas	Mark Nicholls	Lee Thompson	Glenn Davies	Steven Dennis
Dandenong, Vic	Palmerston, NT	Bendigo, UK	Casuarina, NT	Golden Grove, SA
Groovy West Greyhounds	Kryal Kingfishers	Lachy's Leopards	Chicago Lions	MacLeod Maulers
Doodie Stadium	Kookaburra Reserve	Junction Oval	Wrigley Oval	Magnolia Park
Johnny Courcha	David Berry	Lachlan Grant	Chris Hingston	Jacques Chapperon
Maddington, WA	Ballarrat, Vic	Williamstown, Vic	Etham, Vic	Fairfield, Vic
Youngtown Racquets	Dublin Shamrocks	Tableland Tigers	Cedar Creek Timberwolves
The Tennis Club	Blackrock Stadium	Cow Stadium	Cedar Creek Cricket Ground
Ian Young	Tim Smith	Mark Flynn	Ken Dinsdale
Mt Martha, Vic	Cabinteely, Ireland	Atherton, Qld	Waterford West, Qld

A very short insight into some of the more dominating factors from each team in terms of personnel that remained in their line up throughout the year and were major contributors in the respective classifications as far as goalkicking was concerned.  These players were the main contributors and are grouped together in (B)acks, (M)idfielders, (F)orwards and (R)ookies. -c and -vc denote the nominated and preferred captain and vice captain as at season's end.

Brentford Bees:  (F) Ph.Matera, C.Grant, Farmer, C-Collins, McLeod; (M) R.James-c, Cameron-vc; (B) Pickett, McCartney
Throughout the season the Bees stationed themselves in the top 8.  Most other sides found that when they hit form they were a nasty outfit to contend with. Later in the season Pickett was the sensation, kicking some 36 goals from 13 or 14 games including a bag of six that gave the Bees a much needed injection of goalsneak talent into their backline, something that had been missing from their side all year.  Their forward line was consistently strong but the midfield and backline needed more goal talent to make the side a true power in the competition.  Perhaps the biggest frustration was the ability to consistently kick big scores, while the Bees rarely had a bad day on the field, their scores of around the 90 point mark on average was just not enough to contend with the senior teams in the competition.  Nearer to the end of the season there was a serious possibility of dropping out of the top 8 as Pickett's goals dried up, but they rallied and In the end they did not get beyond the Elimination Final - something which probably summed up their season aptly.

Bakewell Cyclones:  (F) Hammil, Molloy, Moorcroft, Buckley, Silvagni; (M) Yze-c, T.Cook, West-vc, Motlop; (B) McVeigh, Hilton
Try as they might the Cyclones were just unable to crack it in the big league this year with so many players able only to kick big bags on so few occasions.  Their season started off reasonably poorly in spite of a first round win, which was their highest score, of just 11 goals until round 12 when they finally broke 100 points, and about the same time Moorcroft came into their squad after being dropped the week before by the Lions - the same week he kicked 6 and took that memorable mark.  Unable to kick truly competitive scores most of their wins came against other struggling sides.  Their backline strength was the result of successful poaches off the eventual premiers and it seemed that if one player kicked a few goals, the rest did not. A very disappointing season when one assumed more promise was there, one which the Cyclones will be all the more experienced from.

Bendigo Devils:  (F) Rioli, A.Rocca, McRae, L.Davis, Waterhouse; (M) Beaumont, Robran-c, Barlow; (B) Ling, M.Robbins; (R) Peverill, Didak
Unfortunately for the Devils it could be argued that it may have been the luck of the season fixture that essentially spelled their doom. Right in round 1 when they suffered their biggest defeat from the eventual premiers, Kingfishers they were on the back foot - to put it mildly.  From there they never recovered, unable to find form through the likes of A.Rocca and early on McKernan, while McRae (early on), Rioli and Waterhouse spent many weeks out of the side through injury.  Gradually their season went from bad to worse, unable to notch up a win until Round 8 against a side sharing the cellar with them.  Near the end of the season the Management gave up and left the rookies to play in the backline, incurring the wrath of the league through regular fines and the side finished at the end of the year in the cellar - sadly, for the second successive season.  Luck, form and injury plagued the Devils and it just highlights how fickle a competition like this can be.

Darwin Dolphins:  (F) Hird, Lynch, Bradshaw, McKernan, Perrie, Robertson; (M) Bizzell-c, N.Davis-vc, Goodwin, N.Stevens, D.King, S.King, M.Stevens, Stafford, Edwards; (B) B.Graham, Guerra, Croft; (R) Hazell
Arguably the strongest ever IFFL side to take to the field, the Dolphins finished the season on a very disappointing note, being eliminated in the Preliminary final after losing just two games previously for the whole season and winning the Minor Premiership.  The Dolphins first loss was early in the season and it appeared they would be a very competitive outfit throughout the year - but they did not emerge as the ultimate premiership favourites until midway through the year when the luck of recruiting S.Cummings and McKernan (who suddenly hit form) was with them and all of a sudden their lowest score for a number of weeks was about 21 goals.  They seemed unbeatable, invincible and unable to be toppled off the ladder.  Perhaps the most memorable moment of the season was winning the minor premiership which they literally clinched in the final round of the season, having shadowed the Kingfishers for some time and gaining small percentage ground each week.  Finally their big final minor round big win prevailed and they snatched it from the Kingfishers grasp.  The Dolphins broke a lot of records, including margins and season highest scores, but at the end of the day it is the premiership that counts, and they fell just 7 points short in contending it, in an "off-week".  The clearly superior team of the competition never made it for the much anticipated showdown against the Kingfishers.

Golden Grove Goannas:  (F) M.Lloyd, B.Hall, Mensch, Garlick, Hocking; (M) Callaghan-c, K.Johnson, Gardiner-vc, Knights; (B) J.Longmuir, Barnard, Crouch; (R) Riewoldt, Giansiracusa
The initial frantic bidding for Lloyd's contract was what gave the Goannas a mighty edge in the competition, although they had to contend with a couple of strikes throughout the year due to large wage bills and struggling finances.  But with the experience of the last couple of years behind them, the Goannas were able to juggle their side around and ensure their full list was available just about every week.  Only when Lloyd was off canter in one of his rare one goal outings, or serving suspension did the Goannas ever look vulnerable, and ultimately this was when they suffered their defeats in the season.  A memorable win was when Lloyd kicked 10 goals, more than half the team's score, which just went to show how much contribution he made to the side.  A couple of decent acquisitions in Hall (who started in defence before moving up forward and going berserk), Callaghan and emerging talent Justin Longmuir - in addition to the odd four goal blast from Barnard ensured the Goannas season ticked along nicely and a genuine threat to the flag.  But come finals time their two best talent at the goalface in Lloyd and Hall were serving suspension and before they could return the side was eliminated in the finals - had've they been available, perhaps the end result would have been different.

Groovy West Greyhounds:  (F) Tredrea, Hudson, Goodes, P.Williams, M.White; (M) J.Fraser, S.Black-c; McManus-vc; (B) B.Scott, L.Brown; (R) Cunnigham, Kerr
Our only Western Australian representative in the league this year showed an obvious tendency to pick up some decent local talent to bolster a side that on paper at the beginning of the season commanded a fair bit of respect.  But they relied heavily on the initial pick up of Scott Cummings who was threatening to kick a ton of goals for the season with his best ever pre-season and weight figures, but it fell in a heap when injury and later form meant a most indifferent season and a soon set of marching orders from the Greyhounds camp to seek greener pastures.  A favourable draw and a consistent and solid effort from their team then helped them to remain in the top 8 for the whole season, including a top four posting for a number of weeks during the year.  The team was almost a mirror image of Richmond - doing enough to win the games to keep them near the top of the ladder, falling over against far superior sides and quite clearly not being given the respect from other Managers that the side obviously deserved.  They went into the finals series with an underdog tag but a recent controversial win over the Lions who they met in the Elimination final and won under even more controversial circumstances.  But their stay in the finals series was short lived and another team that had been doing well all year eventually determined their fate.

Kryal Kingfishers:  (F) Dew, Dixon, Everritt, Fevola, B.Harvey, Schwarz; (M) Barker-c, Wanganeen-vc, Br.Holland, Hotton, Koops; (B) Clayton, Embley, Bartlett, Schell; (R) Milne, McPhee, Nicholls
The writing was on the wall the minute the initial bidding system was concluded with the likes of N.Holland and Dixon on the half forward line with Everritt and Fevola floating around the full forward line and a touted emerging super goalsneak in Dew.  The Kingfishers were going to be the team that would stake a genuine claim on a premiership from the outset of the minor round.  While Nick Holland ended up being injured for almost the whole year and subsequently told to find somewhere else to eat up salary $$ the Kingfishers goalkicking stocks were greatly boosted by non-forwards in the likes of Barker, Brodie Holland and Wanganeen who were all contributors and the team looked fairly invincible by midway through the season, holding highest score and biggest winning margin honours (until the super Dolphins side emerged).  A mid season slump - if you could call it that - saw them suddenly seem beatable even though they weren't being beaten!  Scores of just over 100 points were obtained with obvious struggle and no one kicking more than 3 goals in the line up, until a couple of rounds left before the finals when they hit their straps again and emerged as the true force they threatened right at the start.  But that mid season slump of sorts cost them one thing, the minor premiership, gradually losing percentage and in the end unable to hold off a surging Dolphins who overtook them on top of the ladder in the very final minor round of the season.  This is something that must have left a bitter taste in the team's mouth!  The Kingfishers went through to the Grand Final in straight sets, not having to face the Dolphins, and must have been licking their lips when the Dolphins didn't turn up (with due respect of course to the Timberwolves) and in the end their class and season record spoke for itself as they massacred a hapless opposition and took out the Premiership - yet again another first time Manager in IFFL!

Lachy's Leopards:  (F) M.Richardson, Carey, Green; (M) Keating-c, M.Lappin-vc, Woewodin; (B) Hart, Rawlings; (R) Doering
The Leopards were somewhat of a disappointment in season 2001 in that their big guns were rarely on the field together and when they were, rarely actually decided to form a bond together and work through a strategy to contribute collective goals to the scoreline.  Two massive names headed their forward line in Mat Richardson and later, Wayne Carey but the latter was out of the way through constant injury problems.  Of course on a couple of occasions the two did spark together and this in turn ensured the Leopards a pulsating victory in a couple of unlikely matches - but there just was not enough talent in the rest of the list to support the fledging stars up forward and if either played and did not bag four or five goals, the rest of the side was generally unable to muster up much more than that collectively.  As such the side suffered big defeats and low scoring opportunities.  The Leopards were not always lucky in their bidding for player services, often being outdone by a few $$ which in turn drove the team to making large unrealistic bids later in the year and subsequently losing player services through striking action.  The Leopards will be much better for the experience and will look forward to a much more successful 2002.

Chicago Lions:  (F) Lucas, Caracella, R.Smith, Moorcroft, Burgoyne, Rogers; (M) Hasleby, Misiti, Leoncelli, Nicks-c, Hulme; (B) Lekkas, Solomon, Kilpatrick
If there is one thing the Lions Management committee will be remembered for in the League more than anything else is their consistent strategic approaches to recruiting new talent and each and every game and unwavering determination to make it a successful season.  The Lions management often assisted the League in pointing out errors in scores and anomalies in motion processing and were clearly the team that was generally on the ball more than any other in the league.  For that reason they not only deserved success but they rightfully should have gotten it!  Amazingly, the Lions season is a tale of misfortune, frustration and downright bad luck.  Who would forget the week the team decided to give Moorcroft his marching orders after an indifferent contribution to that point - the very week he took mark of the year and kicked 6 goals?  And that was not an isolated incident for the Lions hierachy who must have collectively thrown their arms up in despair on more occasions than any other side this year when uncontributing name players decided to do something the week (or after) they were dumped.  The Lions were coming off a successful 2000 campaign where they reached the Grand Final and found themselves again with many names (Rogers, Lucas, etc) that had helped them get there last year.  But these same players had inconsistent 2001 outings and the line up would kick 18 goals one week but rebound the next and kick just three goals between them - perhaps noneso more indicative than their Round 3 and 4 outings, kicking 3 goals and 23 goals respectively!  A few missed opportunities on the recruiting front did not help their cause and later in the season dropping players "Moorcroft-style" ensured a few more frustrating moments occurred.  In the end the Lions were teetering on the edge of a finals berth and providing their fans with heartstopping moments leaving it right to the death to get in on the very last round of the season.  The Management board put absolutely everything into it to make the finals - at one minute they looked like they would get in easily and created some genuine havoc but only to come out kick a low score the following week against a lacklustre opposition and suffer another setback - their fans needing to be fitted with pacemakers.  But in the end they made it in, knocking out the Racquets and meeting up with the Greyhounds who had beaten them by a point or two a few weeks before.  But as if to sum up their season in one punctuating point, the Lions were so hellbent on making the finals that salary became a secondary issue and the player that would have won them the final spent the weekend fishing - and thus ended their 2001 campaign on a sour note.  One thing is for sure - the Lions should not be underestimated in 2002 when they have a lot to prove!

McLeod Maulers:  (F) Jarman, Koutoufides, Schofield, Akermanis, D.Lewis; (M) Ratten-c, J.Johnson-vc, C.Fletcher; (B) Ward, Kirk; (R) T.Clarke
Unfortunately for the Maulers their season was not one to remember, being introduced to the League by the Lions coach and initially providing a lot of promise in what was destined to be a crackerjack rivalry between the two clubs.  But a consistent lack of involvement in recruiting new talent to the side ended up costing the Maulers a real crack at having a chance in IFFL season 2001, as their whole goalkicking load essentially came down to their main forwards in Jarman and Kouta.  When those two weren't around then Johnson and Akermanis were there to lend some support but at the end of the day the team was just not competitive enough to get very far in a competition that needed the management committee to look at new talent and new ways of structuring the side.  They even allowed two of their top stars to join that rival club when they decided not to defend their poaches, instead lodging unrealistic and desperate ones (that were probably never going to succeed) on the two eventual Grand Finalists - at least that was one foresight they had!!  So those big lofty poaches came late in the year - but too late to have any effect on their opposition and their own ability to win games in the competition and the Maulers finished the season second to bottom, and only then by percentage and a late win against the cellar dwellers as it could have been the opposite way around just as easily. 

Youngtown Racquets:  (F) Whitnall, Burns, Burton, N.Thompson, N.Brown, Ball, Bruce; (M) D.Clarke, Francou-vc; (B) J.Carr-c, B.Voss, C.Mooney; (R) Copeland
Having drawn upon a year's experience in the GFL competition the Racquets expanded into the IFFL competition and initially bidded well and successfully.  As their team colours suggest there is also a fervent following of the Geelong team and a large number of those players were signed into the Racquets ranks.  There probably denotes some of the way the team was to go throughout the season, a successful Geelong outing often meant a mirrored image in the IFFL for the Racquets, otherwise the Racquets had to rely on some of their major drawcards to kick goals and get them over the line.  The Racquets teetered in and out of the top 8 for much of the season and early on looked like they were going to fall by the way side, but when the right players in Whitnall, Burns and Thompson clicked together the Racquets proved they were capable of downing almost anything thrown at them.  But sadly form and injuries were yet another influence on this unpredictable outfit with Burns and Burton spending many weeks out of the action through injury (and suspension also for the former) while goalkicking form at times eluded the likes of Thompson, Ball and Whitnall to have any consistency in the line up - perhaps only Nathan Brown was the regular reliable goal contributor for the side.  The Racquets season ended sourly when it had all but sewn up a finals berth only to see it slip away with a dreadful couple of losses in the last rounds, the final minor round being the clincher when they lost to the Lions and gave up their finals spot to them.  But a year's experience in the IFFL will only help the Racquets cause and as they were in GFL 2000, watch out when they do get the right luck and fortunes coming their way.

Dublin Shamrocks:  (F) B.Johnson, Merenda, Camporeale, C.Cornes, M.Voss, Croad; (M) R.Houlihan, Tivendale-c, J.Bolton-vc, Schwass; (B) J.Brown, Fiora, Notting; (R) Pettifer, K.Cornes
The only international representative in IFFL 2001 was this great team from Ireland.  Although their line up on paper did not seem to boast what some would credit a top four contender the team showed throughout the year that it had the right formula to apply to almost any match and win.  In more cases than not their winning scores were only around the 13 to 14 goal mark, yet they just were able to keep the opponents at bay and the term "Luck of the Irish" stuck like mud against the wall in an uncanny display of fortune and consistency.  Like the Cyclones, the Shamrocks cause was certainly benefited by a couple of gift poaches on one of the top sides in the competition that helped their playing stocks. On more occasions than not they also seemed to have some luck at the recruitment table ensuring that their list ticked over finely and they were able to maintain a decent hold on a top four ladder rung for basically the duration of the season - including a couple of short stints on top of the ladder.  Luck of the draw may also come into account as they did play three of the four bottom teams during the first five rounds of the season (which were repeated at the end of the year) - but they still had to win and still had to kick the winning score and they were able to consistently annoy other Managers at being able to do this on a weekly basis.  Undoubtedly non-classified forwards like J.Brown and Pettifer made some difference while their leadership generally provided them with rushed behinds each week.  The Shamrocks finished the season on an "expected" note finishing in the top four, essentially only being outplayed by the eventual premiers - and really it was only the two major teams that seemed to be able to have them licked at any time during the year.

Tableland Tigers:  (F) Vardy, Welsh, Power, Lord, Ottens, Pavlich, Chick; (M) Ramanauskas-vc, Darcy, Bandy-c; (B) McKee, S.Cox
For the Tigers it is another case of a forgettable season with only a few highlights out what could have been possibly a very good year.  For the part it was a matter of form and changeable roles within the goalkicking ranks of the respective AFL sides.  Players like Vardy, Welsh and Power suffered from form plagued opportunities and when not injured, found themselves playing at times in the local leagues.  Players like Ottens, Lord, Chick and Pavlich fulfilled as many defender or non goalkicking roles as they did spend time up forward and the Tigers just never were able to get a consistently firing forwardline contributing a decent winning scoreline in any given week.  There were a couple of highlights throughout the season when things finally clicked for them but they were few and far between and the Tigers also suffered from not getting the right recruiting stocks into their side - although not for lack of trying on some occasions as they were very active.  By the end of the season the Management had other things on their mind and the Tigers fell by the way side and had a short stint sharing cheese with rats in the cellar.  But they did finish the season on a big high - downing the top four side Shamrocks and kicking 19 goals.

Cedar Creek Timberwolves:  (F) S.Rocca, Tarrant, O'Loughlin, Riccuito, Crawford; (M) F.Francis-vc, Maxfield; (B) Lockyer-c, Marsh, Headland, Betheras; (R) T.Wilson, Morrell
Quite probably the most erratic team of the season, you just never knew what the Timberwolves were going to do from week to week.  Quite brilliant one week and taking out almost any opponent thrown at them, only to suffer at the hands of form and role reversals a week or two later leaving the Management pondering on whether they were even a chance at making the finals.  In fact history tells us they made it all the way to the Grand Final and beat quite probably the best team of the year in the Preliminary final but yet put up not even so much as a whimper on Grand Final day - and that could just about sum up their season in one statement!  The Timberwolves in the dying minor rounds were quite clearly earmarked as a probable drop-out from the finals race after some poor performances were put in.  But they rallied and tore apart the opponents to easily make the finals in the end and be seen as somewhat as an enigma in many other club managements' eyes.  You only need to glance at the highlighted player list above to see how it all came about.  Tarrant, Rocca and O'Loughlin almost always kicked a goal or two, but rarely did they click and on many occasions did not even kick many goals individually - but when they did the Timberwolves had the support within their ranks to ensure the bags when they came contributed to a hefty total.  Then there were players like Riccuito and Francis who on the occasion added their own bags of two, three and even four.  But of course the big story was rookie Wilson - when he played and kicked goals the Timberwolves had another dimension added to them.  The Rookie of the year was inconsistent and not always available but ensured opponents respected the Timberwolves when they played them.  If they won - instead of celebrating victories, they often just breathed sighs of relief at getting the four points.  The Timberwolves erratic and enigmatic season took them to the Grand Final but the day didn't belong to them and unfortunately ended in a record breaking loss that will be indelibly etched into IFFL folklore forever.  But runners up is nothing to cry about!

ROUND 1 - March 30
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 13.17.95 v Macleod Maulers 6.5.41 - Triple CG (54 pts margin)
Youngtown Racquets 12.6.78 v Bakewell Cyclones 11.15.81 - The Tennis Club
Tableland Tigers 14.11.95 v Darwin Dolphins 12.6.78 - Cow Park
Chicago Lions 15.13.103 v Golden Grove Goannas 21.15.141 - Wrigley Field | MOR (Match of the Round)
Kryal Kingfishers 29.13.187 v Bendigo Devils 3.4.22 - Kookaburra Park
Lachy's Leopards 14.6.90 v Dublin Shamrocks 14.11.95 - Junction Oval
Groovy West Greyhounds 12.2.74 v Brentford Bees 8.3.51 - Doodie Stadium

ROUND 2 - April 6
Bendigo Devils 5.5.35 v Dublin Shamrocks 8.10.58 - Devils Park (23 pts)
Brentford Bees 19.14.128 v Tableland Tigers 11.15.81 - Griffin Park
Kryal Kingfishers 28.12.180 v Youngtown Racquets 13.8.86 - Kookaburra Park
Macleod Maulers 8.8.56 v Chicago Lions 14.12.96 - Magnolia Park
Golden Grove Goannas 20.19.139 v Bakewell Cyclones 8.8.56 - Goanna Park
Darwin Dolphins 12.14.86 v Lachy's Leopards 10.8.68 - Kakadu Reserve
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 15.14.104 v Groovy West Greyhounds 22.10.142 - Triple CG

ROUND 3 - April 12
Youngtown Racquets 18.7.115 v Groovy West Greyhounds 14.19.103 - The Tennis Club (12 pts)
Dublin Shamrocks 12.14.86 v Brentford Bees 9.10.64 - Blackrock Stadium
Bendigo Devils 9.6.60 v Darwin Dolphins 14.19.103 - Devils Park
Lachy's Leopards 18.16.124 v Golden Grove Goannas 21.18.144 - Junction Oval
Bakewell Cyclones 9.8.62 v Kryal Kingfishers 26.13.169 - Bakewell Stadium
Chicago Lions 10.11.71 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 26.21.177 - Wrigley Field
Macleod Maulers 8.8.56 v Tableland Tigers 14.8.92 - Magnolia Park

ROUND 4 - April 20
Bakewell Cyclones 5.12.42 v Brentford Bees 12.13.85 - Bakewell Stadium (43 pts)
Darwin Dolphins 12.12.84 v Macleod Maulers 5.3.33 - Kakadu Reserve
Groovy West Greyhounds 14.15.99 v Chicago Lions 3.10.28 - Doodie Stadium
Tableland Tigers 14.12.96 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 8.18.66 - Cow Park
Golden Grove Goannas 16.14.110 v Bendigo Devils 9.1.55 - Goanna Park
Lachy's Leopards 11.8.74 v Kryal Kingfishers 23.20.158 - Junction Oval
Dublin Shamrocks 9.17.71 v Youngtown Racquets 5.8.38 - Blackrock Stadium

ROUND 5 - April 25
Groovy West Greyhounds 17.11.113 v Bendigo Devils 13.11.89 - Doodie Stadium (24 pts)
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 15.15.105 v Kryal Kingfishers 23.20.158 - Triple CG
Tableland Tigers 10.5.65 v Dublin Shamrocks 14.15.99 - Cow Park
Chicago Lions 23.13.151 v Youngtown Racquets 13.15.93 - Wrigley Field
Brentford Bees 15.8.98 v Lachy's Leopards 14.6.96 - Griffin Park
Macleod Maulers 21.14.140 v Golden Grove Goannas 18.14.122 - Magnolia Park
Darwin Dolphins 20.14.134 v Bakewell Cyclones 11.10.76 - Kakadu Reserve

ROUND 6 - May 4
Kryal Kingfishers 20.18.138 v Golden Grove Goannas 22.16.148 - Kookaburra Park (10 pts)
Lachy's Leopards 13.14.92 v Bendigo Devils 13.6.84 - Junction Oval
Groovy West Greyhounds 10.10.70 v Dublin Shamrocks 27.12.174 - Doodie Stadium
Brentford Bees 15.12.102 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 19.18.132 - Griffin Park
Youngtown Racquets 9.7.61 v Macleod Maulers 12.12.84 - The Tennis Club
Bakewell Cyclones 10.14.74 v Tableland Tigers 13.11.89 - Bakewell Stadium
Chicago Lions 15.9.99 v Darwin Dolphins 20.24.144 - Wrigley Field

ROUND 7 - May 11
Darwin Dolphins 14.17.101 v Kryal Kingfishers 15.21.121 - Kakadu Reserve (10 pts)
Brentford Bees 12.14.86 v Chicago Lions 11.12.78 - Griffin Park
Dublin Shamrocks 15.22.112 v Golden Grove Goannas 18.14.122 - Blackrock Stadium
Macleod Maulers 7.9.51 v Groovy West Greyhounds 13.14.92 - Magnolia Park
Bakewell Cyclones 10.14.74 v Lachy's Leopards 7.3.45 - Bakewell Stadium
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 26.19.175 v Bendigo Devils 14.12.96 - Triple CG
Tableland Tigers 7.12.54 v Youngtown Racquets 19.13.127 - Cow Park

ROUND 8 - May 18
Golden Grove Goannas 7.6.48 v Groovy West Greyhounds 18.14.122 - Goanna Park (74 pts)
Dublin Shamrocks 16.22.118 v Bakewell Cyclones 6.9.45 - Blackrock Stadium
Youngtown Racquets 14.8.92 v Lachy's Leopards 11.12.78 - The Tennis Club
Darwin Dolphins 26.22.178 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 18.16.124 - Kakadu Reserve
Bendigo Devils 9.11.65 v Tableland Tigers 5.9.39 - Devils Park
Macleod Maulers 9.9.63 v Brentford Bees 20.20.140 - Magnolia Park
Kryal Kingfishers 19.19.133 v Chicago Lions 13.9.87 - Kookaburra Park

ROUND 9 - May 25
Brentford Bees 16.10.106 v Youngtown Racquets 19.11.125 - Griffin Park (31 pts)
Tableland Tigers 13.4.82 v Kryal Kingfishers 22.19.151 - Cow Park
Golden Grove Goannas 20.17.137 v Darwin Dolphins 21.18.144 - Goanna Park
Chicago Lions 9.12.66 v Bendigo Devils 9.13.67 - Wrigley Field
Lachy's Leopards 10.13.73 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 13.13.91 - Lachy's Leopards
Dublin Shamrocks 12.13.85 v Macleod Maulers 7.14.56 - Blackrock Stadium
Groovy West Greyhounds 10.9.69 v Bakewell Cyclones 6.6.42 - Doodie Stadium

ROUND 10 - June 1
Kryal Kingfishers 16.19.115 v Groovy West Greyhounds 10.11.71 - Kookaburra Park (44 pts)
Bendigo Devils 9.8.62 v Brentford Bees 10.13.73 - Devils Park
Lachy's Leopards 9.9.63 v Macleod Maulers 9.11.65 - Junction Oval | MOR
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 2.3.15 v Bakewell Cyclones 11.14.80 - Triple CG
Youngtown Racquets 14.5.89 v Darwin Dolphins 29.23.197 - The Tennis Club
Tableland Tigers 6.6.42 v Golden Grove Goannas 19.17.131 - Cow Park
Chicago Lions 17.17.119 v Dublin Shamrocks 12.16.88 - Wrigley Field

ROUND 11 - June 8
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 8.12.60 v Dublin Shamrocks 9.22.76 - Triple CG (16 pts)
Bakewell Cyclones 9.6.60 v Chicago Lions 17.12.114 - Bakewell Stadium
Golden Grove Goannas 13.19.97 v Youngtown Racquets 20.10.130 - Goanna Park
Darwin Dolphins 25.17.167 v Groovy West Greyhounds 13.12.90 - Kakadu Reserve
Kryal Kingfishers 17.12.114 v Brentford Bees 23.16.154 - Kookaburra Park
Bendigo Devils 12.14.86 v Macleod Maulers 5.8.38 - Devils Park | MOR
Lachy's Leopards 11.6.72 v Tableland Tigers 8.5.53 - Junction Oval

ROUND 12 - June 15
Macleod Maulers 11.14.80 v Bakewell Cyclones 16.14.110 - Magnolia Park (30 pts)
Bendigo Devils 11.3.69 v Youngtown Racquets 10.11.71 - Devils Park
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 9.15.69 v Golden Grove Goannas 16.16.112 - Triple CG
Dublin Shamrocks 14.4.88 v Kryal Kingfishers 15.18.108 - Blackrock Stadium | MOR
Brentford Bees 12.5.77 v Darwin Dolphins 27.15.177 - Griffin Park
Groovy West Greyhounds 16.11.107 v Lachy's Leopards 11.12.78 - Doodie Stadium
Tableland Tigers 9.6.60 v Chicago Lions 16.14.110 - Cow Park

ROUND 13 - June 29
Youngtown Racquets 10.6.66 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 10.10.70 - The Tennis Club (4 pts) | MOR
Bakewell Cyclones 15.8.98 v Bendigo Devils 10.7.67 - Bakewell Stadium
Groovy West Greyhounds 14.13.97 v Tableland Tigers 10.12.72 - Doodie Stadium
Macleod Maulers 11.15.81 v Kryal Kingfishers 16.10.106 - Magnolia Park
Golden Grove Goannas 16.20.116 v Brentford Bees 14.15.99 - Goanna Park
Chicago Lions 6.14.50 v Lachy's Leopards 15.3.93 - Wrigley Field
Darwin Dolphins 22.13.145 v Dublin Shamrocks 15.21.111 - Kakadu Reserve

ROUND 14 - July 6
Bakewell Cyclones  6.14.50 v Youngtown Racquets 14.12.96 - Bakewell Stadium
Darwin Dolphins 18.19.127 v Tableland Tigers 9.4.58 - Kakadu Reserve
Brentford Bees 16.8.104 v Groovy West Greyhounds 13.10.88 - Griffin Park
Bendigo Devils 6.5.41 v Kryal Kingfishers 14.8.92 - Devils Park
Dublin Shamrocks 12.11.83 v Lachy's Leopards 18.13.121 - Blackrock Stadium
Macleod Maulers 9.7.61 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 17.20.122 - Magnolia Park
Golden Grove Goannas 19.13.127 v Chicago Lions 24.16.160 - Goanna Park

ROUND 15 - July 13
Lachy's Leopards 14.14.98 v Darwin Dolphins 24.14.158 - Junction Oval (60 pts)
Dublin Shamrocks 16.21.117 v Bendigo Devils 9.7.61 - Blackrock Stadium
Groovy West Greyhounds 19.25.139 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 18.18.126 - Doodie Stadium | MOR
Tableland Tigers 8.12.60 v Brentford Bees 19.12.126 - Cow Park
Bakewell Cyclones 8.5.53 v Golden Grove Goannas 22.9.141 - Bakewell Stadium
Youngtown Racquets 15.17.107 v Kryal Kingfishers 17.13.115 - The Tennis Club
Chicago Lions 13.20.98 v Macleod Maulers 12.6.78 - Wrigley Field

ROUND 16 - July 20
Kryal Kingfishers 22.20.152 v Bakewell Cyclones 7.3.45 - Kookaburra Park (107 pts)
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 15.6.96 v Chicago Lions 7.15.57 - Triple CG
Darwin Dolphins 24.25.169 v Bendigo Devils 16.5.101 - Kakadu Reserve
Groovy West Greyhounds 15.11.101 v Youngtown Racquets 23.10.148 - Doodie Stadium
Golden Grove Goannas 24.9.153 v Lachy's Leopards 19.14.128 - Goanna Park
Brentford Bees 12.6.78 v Dublin Shamrocks 15.22.112 - Griffin Park
Tableland Tigers 8.11.59 v Macleod Maulers 16.11.107 - Cow Park

ROUND 17 - July 27
Brentford Bees 16.9.105 v Bakewell Cyclones 17.8.110 - Griffin Park (5 pts)
Macleod Maulers 10.6.66 v Darwin Dolphins 28.12.180 - Magnolia Park
Chicago Lions 15.4.94 v Groovy West Greyhounds 13.17.95 - Wrigley Field
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 19.7.121 v Tableland Tigers 10.8.68 - Triple CG
Bendigo Devils 10.4.64 v Golden Grove Goannas 9.8.62 - Devils Park
Kryal Kingfishers 19.12.126 v Lachy's Leopards 12.12.84 - Kookaburra Park
Youngtown Racquets 11.13.79 v Dublin Shamrocks 13.15.93 - The Tennis Club | MOR

ROUND 18 - August 3
Golden Grove Goannas 24.16.160 v Macleod Maulers 11.7.73 - Goanna Park (87 pts)
Bakewell Cyclones 5.8.38 v Darwin Dolphins 23.24.162 - Bakewell Stadium
Youngtown Racquets 12.4.76 v Chicago Lions 16.7.103 - The Tennis Club | MOR
Kryal Kingfishers 21.13.139 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 15.17.107 - Kookaburra Park
Dublin Shamrocks 15.8.98 v Tableland Tigers 19.8.122 - Blackrock Stadium
Lachy's Leopards 15.9.99 v Brentford Bees 17.13.115 - Junction Oval
Bendigo Devils 1.4.10 v Groovy West Greyhounds 13.13.91 - Devils Park

ROUND 19 - August 10
QUALIFYING FINALS
Darwin Dolphins 29.17.191 v Dublin Shamrocks 19.19.133 - IFFL Park
Kryal Kingfishers 21.23.149 v Golden Grove Goannas 7.16.58 - IFFL Park
ELIMINATION FINALS
Groovy West Greyhounds 14.16.100 v Chicago Lions 14.11.95 - IFFL Park
Brentford Bees 18.15.123 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 20.15.135 - IFFL Park

ROUND 20 - August 17
SEMI FINALS
Groovy West Greyhounds 16.22.118 v Dublin Shamrocks 18.21.129 - IFFL Park
Cedar Creek Timberwolves 23.13.151 v Golden Grove Goannas 12.18.90 - IFFL Park

ROUND 21 - August 24
PRELIMINARY FINAL
Darwin Dolphins 17.11.113 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 17.18.120 - IFFL Park
Kryal Kingfishers 19.18.132 v Dublin Shamrocks 11.11.77 - IFFL Park

ROUND 22 - AUGUST 31
G R A N D   F I N A L
Kryal Kingfishers  25.24.174 v Cedar Creek Timberwolves 8.11.59 - IFFL Park

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