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Top two sides to face off

28/06/2013

Andrew Rogers

SWAN Hill and Tooleybuc Manangatang will go head to head in the Central Murray Football Netball League’s A grade match of the round tomorrow.

The first and second sides on the ladder are both on eight wins, with Swan Hill ahead on percentage.

For the Swans, Ingrid Condely has been crucial in attack and leads the A grade competition with 324 goals this season.

Tooleybuc Manangatang’s Mel Wait is in third spot with 291 goals, while Saint Julie Wardle and Swan Kelly Stanger are also in the top 10.

Condely and Kelsey McCoy are the league’s leading award winners while Wardle, Laura Zanker and Claudia Powell have all performed well for the Saints.

Last week Tooleybuc Manangatang had a big win over Nyah Nyah West United, while Swan Hill easily accounted for Koondrook Barham.

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