Sport
11 November, 2020
Two out of three ain’t bad
THE Mareeba United Football Club’s men’s Premier Reserves have returned home as NQ Champions after their road trip to Townville on the weekend.
THE Mareeba United Football Club’s men’s Premier Reserves have returned home as NQ Champions after their road trip to Townville on the weekend.
The Bulls set aside their disappointment of losing the grand final on October31 to Stratford and played a solid game winning 4-2 against Burdekin in the Crad Evans shield.
Player Coach Dennis Allen rallied his troops before the match reminding them of the heartbreak from the previous week, something they didn’t want to feel again.
The boys responded well with Steven Cater and Damien Wildman scoring a brace each with Wildman picking up thisyear’s top goal scorers award again, proving how valuable he is to the Bulls’ lineup.
Cater played to his usual high standard with his experience and contributionplaying an important role in the overall makeup of the team.
The Bulls celebratedwell into the night and painted Townsville orange to mark their success.
In other matches played in Townsville the Innisfail under 12’s went down 2-1 to Rebels, the under 13/14’s and Colts both lost 2-1 to Brothers.
Leichardt Ladies premier reserves lost 1-0 to Ingham; men’s 3rd Division also lost 1-0 to Wulguru. Douglas Dragons lost 4-3 to Estates in the men’s 2nd Division while Marlin Coast Rangers went down 3-1 to Rebels.
In the Premier Ladies Edge Hill United defeated Brothers 5-4 while the Premier men’s Edge Hill United made History by defeating Saints Eagles Souths 2-1 after coming from a goal down.
Edge Hill capped of an incredible treble by winning the FNQ Premiership, Grand Final and NQ Crad Evans.
