Derby Weekend Played Sunday July 27^th.

At Digger Daws Oval.

Mines Rovers               5.4                   12.6                 16.10               21.16 (142)

Boulder                        3.4                     5.4                   8.4                 10.7   (67)

Goalscorers Mines: Jason Boyd, Matt James, Joel Gust & Nick Willis 3, Rob Hansen, Leigh Mourish & Brett Turner 2, Russell Walton, Justin Langridge & Cameron Allen 1.

Goalscorers Boulder: Chris Maguire 3, Tama Blackman & Chayne George 2, Adrian Hooks & Scott Worthington 1.

Best Players Mines: Cameron Allen, Keiron Giblett, Nick Willis, Joel Gust, Jason Boyd & Leigh Mourish.

Best Players Boulder: Chayne George, John Grandile, Luke Ryan, Daniel Coughlan, Adam Crisp & Chris Maguire.

Items of Interest.

-Mines victory secured then the MacGregor/Kennedy Cup, which is played for in the last Boulder Derby of each Home and Away Season.

-Four of Mines Best Players are aged Early 20’s and below.

-Chayne George continued a great season for Boulder.

-John Grandile has proven a terrific recruit for Boulder after crossing from Kanga’s.

At Sir Richard Moore Sports Centre

Railways                       4.0                   8.1                   11.2                 18.6 (114)

Kalgoorlie                    4.2                   7.4                   11.4                 12.4  (76)

Goalscorers Railways: David Marinovich 8, Sean O’Keeffe 2, Carl Armstrong, Dave Harring, Brodie Peterson, Aaron Rymer, David Stubbs, Ryan Stubbs, Mick McLean & Christian Robinson 1.

Goalscorers Kalgoorlie: Cameron Brown & Matt Wellstead 3, David Whait 2, Lee Boath, Scott Haythornthwaite, Wes Miller & Rhys O’Loughlin 1.

Best Players Railways: Rhett Foster, David Marinovich, Sean O’Keeffe, Roland Morrison, James Langley & Brodie Peterson.

Best Players Kalgoorlie: Rhys O’Loughlin, Scott Haythornthwaite, Wes Miller, David Whait, Matt Wellstead & Steve Uebergang.

Items of Interest.

-In a very physical and sometime spiteful game, there was some fall out by the behaviour of both spectators and players from this game.

-Rhys O’Loughlin of Kalgoorlie was suspended for 3 weeks for bringing the game into disrepute.

-Railways went from 4^th to 2^nd as a result of their powerful 4^th quarter victory.

Ladder as of Round 17   

Mines 48 points 164.09%

Railways 24 points 97.70%

Kambalda 24 points 95.02%

Boulder 22 points 92.33%

Kalgoorlie 18 points 69.87%