Sport
6 August, 2026
Tigers win streak ends
WOORNDOO/Mortlake’s seven game winning streak came to an end in round 14 of the Mininera and District senior football competition on Saturday.
unkeld to an 18.14.122 to 8.10.58 win over the Tigers at the Woorndoo Recreation Reserve.
Hugh Fleming, James Coghlan West, Bowdyn Webster-Bamford, Jack Coghlan West, Wil Fleming and Ed Gubbins were best in the Tigers second loss of the 2026 season.
Coghlan West and Lochie Gunning were Woorndoo/Mortlake’s only multiple goal kickers with two each.
With two rounds left Woorndoo/Mortlake remain a game clear in second place.
This Saturday the Tigers play fifth placed Caramut at the Caramut Recreation Reserve.
The reserves match saw Woorndoo/Mortlake score a big 19.14.128 to 2.3.15 win.
Harry Lienert, Nicholas Hausler, Sebastian Lillie, Chris Crawley, Hugo Stockman and Triston Bamford were the Tigers best in the loss, with Crawley kicking four goals, Hausler three with two each to Stockman, Bamford, Jack Bone and Grant Cameron.
The under 17 football saw Glenthompson/Dunkeld have an 18.19.127 to 0.0.0 win.
Bailey Fox, Elijah Bradbury, Mason Dale, Kai Crawley, William Cameron and Sam Mahncke were best in the loss for the Tigers.
The under 13 football saw Woorndoo/Mortlake score a 4.5.29 to 2.0.12 win.
Best for the junior Tigers were Sam McCorkell, Oliver Harris, Mason Crawley, Jack Liston, Zac Beaton and Gus Carmody, with Harris kicking all four goals.
The A grade netball saw Woorndoo Mortlake record a 46-3 win.
Sarah Cameron shot 30 goals and Ash Spokes 16 in the win.
In B grade, Woorndoo/Mortlake scored a 29-21 win, with Brooke O’Brien shooting 19 goals and Chloe Goldsworthy 10.
The C grade game saw Glenthompson/Dunkeld score a 27-13 win.
Annalise Abbott shot seven goals for Woorndoo/Mortlake in the loss.
Glenthompson/Dunkeld won the 17 and under netball 49-36.
Ava Wardlaw scored 25 goals for the under 17 Tigers.
The 15 and under game ended in a 27-27 draw.
Ivy Wardlaw scored 14 goals and Natalie Krepp 13.
The 13 and under game saw Glenthompson/Dunkeld score a 22-16 win.
Paige Maddock shot 12 goals for the junior Tigers.