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Bulldogs too strong for Magpies

30/09/2015

Peter Bannan

THE CMFNL 17s and Under netball grand final was a tight contest, with Tyntynder proving the stronger in the final quarter.

The Bulldogs led the Magpies at every break but managed to keep their opponents scoreless after three quarter time running away with the victory.

Tyntynder were consistent throughout the match which was enjoyed by a large group of spectators.

They scored a 14 plus goals each term and it was this ability to control the tempo that saw them finally charge ahead in the final.

For more of the junior CMFNL grand final results and reports see Friday’s Swan Hill Guardian…

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