 | In this week's sports update, - Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club - Dumbleyung Netball Club - Lake Grace Kukerin Hockey Club - Dumbleyung Men's Hockey Club - Dumbleyung Gymnastics Club - Lakeview Golf Club |
Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club
 Pictured above: A full house at Stubbs Park for the UGSFL Annual Dinner and Leo Graham Medal Vote Count Pictured right: G.Davidson awards G.Taylor with his life member pin |  |
| The Upper Great Southern Football League Annual Dinner and Leo Graham Medal Vote Count was held at Stubbs Park in Dumbleyung on Monday August 20 with over 100 people attending the event. Well done to all award winners though in particular the following Kukerin Dumbleyung club members! Well done to Adam Gray and Nathan Ditchburn who both finished in third place/12 votes for the Life Member’s Medal 2018 (B Grade). Further congratulations to Sam Pearce and the Executive Committee of the Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club who were awarded the Lorraine Pillage memorial Award ‘Best Administered Club’. This year also saw two new life members to the Upper Great Southern Football League, one of which included our very own Kukerin Dumbleyung member, Graeme (Spock) Taylor. Graeme was awarded his life member badge from a fellow KDFC life member, Gordon Davidson. A very deserving award, congratulations Spock! Please see below other award winners of the Quaker Oats Australia Upper Great Southern Football League Annual Dinner and Leo Graham Medal Count 2018. In other exciting football news, the B grade will play in the semi-final in Williams this Sunday August 26. All are encouraged and welcome to attend to cheer the team on. Good luck and go Cougars! Pictured right: Secretary of the KDFC, S.Pearce receives the Lorraine Pillage Memorial Award |   |
Dumbleyung Netball Club
The Dumbleyung Ducks will play in the semi-final this weekend, Saturday August 25 against Cardinals Force 1 at 1.30pm on Court 4 at the Katanning Leisure Centre. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend and cheer the Ducks on from the sidelines. Good luck and go Ducks!
Lake Grace Kukerin Hockey Club
It’s a sea of blue, red and white in Kulin this weekend as all sides/teams from the Lake Grace Kukerin Hockey Team (Souths) play in the Grand Final on Saturday August 25. The fixtures for the Roe Districts Women’s Hockey Association and Greater Western Mens Hockey Association are as below,
10am – C Grade Grand final, Corrigin vs. Souths
11.30am – B Grade Grand final, Souths vs. Kulin Kondinin Vipers
1pm – A Grade Grand final, Kulin Kondinin Vipers vs. Souths
2.30pm – Men’s Grand final, Souths vs. Corrigin (the first year the Souths have had a men’s side and they are in the Grand final – what an accomplishment, well done!)
Be sure to get to Kulin to support the teams and good luck to all the Souths teams playing this weekend!
10am – C Grade Grand final, Corrigin vs. Souths
11.30am – B Grade Grand final, Souths vs. Kulin Kondinin Vipers
1pm – A Grade Grand final, Kulin Kondinin Vipers vs. Souths
2.30pm – Men’s Grand final, Souths vs. Corrigin (the first year the Souths have had a men’s side and they are in the Grand final – what an accomplishment, well done!)
Be sure to get to Kulin to support the teams and good luck to all the Souths teams playing this weekend!
Dumbleyung Men's Hockey Club
Dumbleyung Men’s Hockey won against Riffs on Saturday August 18, with a final score of 4-0. It was a great game and the win puts the team in 3rd position on the ladder. Thank you to all spectators who came along!
Better players were Courtney Bairstow, Shane Hall and Mark Smith.
This week’s game (Saturday August 25) the team will play Pingelly in Wickpein at 3pm. Please make note the game has been moved from Pingelly to Wickepin.
Article by Y.Shepherd
Better players were Courtney Bairstow, Shane Hall and Mark Smith.
This week’s game (Saturday August 25) the team will play Pingelly in Wickpein at 3pm. Please make note the game has been moved from Pingelly to Wickepin.
Article by Y.Shepherd
Dumbleyung Gymnastics Club
Hello Parents,
The last three weeks of gym is creeping up, where does the time fly? A HUGE thank you to our amazing gymnastic coaches, and all the support coaches. Thanks to our executives Alex and Mary-Ann and all the parents. A big thanks to Jaz and Greg for starting a huge clean up, busy bee to follow in Term 4. Kinder Gym has been a huge success and only two weeks to go. Please also note it's not too late to give batteries, please bring to gym.
In regards to the competition, Parents please practise the routines at home too, mainly for sequencing. We are allowed to help them on the day, so don't panic.
Here are the dates for practise - comp gymnasts welcome to join all sessions but two would be great.
Week 7
Monday 27th August General gym
Tuesday 28th August
Thursday 30th August
Week 8
Monday 3rd September General gym
Tuesday 4th September
Thursday 6th September
Week 9
Monday 10th September General Gym final
Presentations
Tuesday 11th September competition session final Bring a plate of food to share after the session, wind up No Thursday practise
No Gym week 10
Comp dates Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th September
Any queries please speak to our coaches or executives. This club is a huge success because of all of you! Thank you!
Article by Amanda Nenke
The last three weeks of gym is creeping up, where does the time fly? A HUGE thank you to our amazing gymnastic coaches, and all the support coaches. Thanks to our executives Alex and Mary-Ann and all the parents. A big thanks to Jaz and Greg for starting a huge clean up, busy bee to follow in Term 4. Kinder Gym has been a huge success and only two weeks to go. Please also note it's not too late to give batteries, please bring to gym.
In regards to the competition, Parents please practise the routines at home too, mainly for sequencing. We are allowed to help them on the day, so don't panic.
Here are the dates for practise - comp gymnasts welcome to join all sessions but two would be great.
Week 7
Monday 27th August General gym
Tuesday 28th August
Thursday 30th August
Week 8
Monday 3rd September General gym
Tuesday 4th September
Thursday 6th September
Week 9
Monday 10th September General Gym final
Presentations
Tuesday 11th September competition session final Bring a plate of food to share after the session, wind up No Thursday practise
No Gym week 10
Comp dates Saturday 15th and Sunday 16th September
Any queries please speak to our coaches or executives. This club is a huge success because of all of you! Thank you!
Article by Amanda Nenke
Lakeview Golf Club
 Pictured above (L-R): L.Dare, T.Bartram and sponsor M.Kowald of Burando Hill. Pictured right (L-R): D.Wall and sponsor M.Kowald of Burando Hill. |  |
Last Saturday August 18, 2018 is a day we will all remember as it was just the perfect day for golf! A huge and big thank you to Paul Ward and Bob Hannah for the wonderful display of our course - in pristine condition. The day was also the last qualifying round for the season before we get down to the final run home. It was just wonderful to have Burando Hill sponsor our day (which they have been doing for ever) and even better that Michael Kowald attended and played, shooting an awesome 79 off the stick 69 nett and would have easily won the day but declined and instead he won the coveted Birdie Hole.
Back in form player and desperately needing a good score, which he did, to stay in the No 1 position for the Championships and the winner of the men's comp was Eric Gossage with a72 nett/85 gross. Scribe didn't really hear any stories about the Jurien Bay Sand Greens, obviously what goes on stays buried up there, or lost in the bush! Runner-up on a countback from Garry Bateup, was Dave Wall 73 nett/89 gross who had kindly picked up the meat packs from Wagin. It seems 1 good turn wins a meat pack and the Gross was won by Paul Ward 94. Novelties were won by Dave Wall, Eric Gossage, Ricky Mott and Sharlene Powell.
Quote of the year: "If you girls would just occasionally play to your handicap, you'd beat me every time". Yes you guessed it, may as well call her the Mighty Quinn, nearly unbeatable this year. Well done to ladies’ winner Liz Dare with a 76 nett/114 gross, runner-up Tamara Bartram - whose practice made not one ounce of difference and an even worse score that the last week with 80 nett/99 gross. The Gross was won by Davina Gossage, who did show some promise for things to come, taking her putter home was the highlight last week -but needed to practice with some balls to help improve. Also we girls are desperately trying to play just around our handicaps, alas to no avail.
Saturday, 25 August is the 1st and 2nd Elimination Rounds please see below for hit off times:
No 1 Eric Gossage v No 8 Daniel McDougall at 8.30am
No 2 Paul Ward v No 7 Ricky Mott at 8.37am
No 3 Lee Smith v No 6 Garry Bateup at 8.44am
No 4 Dave Wall v No 5 Jamie Dare at 8.51am.
The two eliminations will commence after lunch (around 12.30pm) and for those not left in the competition, will play after championship players have hit off.
Ladies will play at 12.30pm and order will be as follows:
No 1 Tamara Bartram v No 4 Liz Dare at 12.30pm
No 2 Sharlene Powell v No 3 Davina Gossage at 12.37pm.
The B Grade will be a final between No 1 Bob Hannah and No 2 Darry Gaull on the 8 September.
If you are unable to play, please ring your player direct or any queries please ring the Captains. Good luck to everyone and good golfing!
There will be a busy bee this Thursday 23 August (tomorrow) at 2.00pm to ready the course for the mid-week golf day on the following Thursday August 30, which you need to get your names to the captains ASAP.
Article by T.Bartram
Back in form player and desperately needing a good score, which he did, to stay in the No 1 position for the Championships and the winner of the men's comp was Eric Gossage with a72 nett/85 gross. Scribe didn't really hear any stories about the Jurien Bay Sand Greens, obviously what goes on stays buried up there, or lost in the bush! Runner-up on a countback from Garry Bateup, was Dave Wall 73 nett/89 gross who had kindly picked up the meat packs from Wagin. It seems 1 good turn wins a meat pack and the Gross was won by Paul Ward 94. Novelties were won by Dave Wall, Eric Gossage, Ricky Mott and Sharlene Powell.
Quote of the year: "If you girls would just occasionally play to your handicap, you'd beat me every time". Yes you guessed it, may as well call her the Mighty Quinn, nearly unbeatable this year. Well done to ladies’ winner Liz Dare with a 76 nett/114 gross, runner-up Tamara Bartram - whose practice made not one ounce of difference and an even worse score that the last week with 80 nett/99 gross. The Gross was won by Davina Gossage, who did show some promise for things to come, taking her putter home was the highlight last week -but needed to practice with some balls to help improve. Also we girls are desperately trying to play just around our handicaps, alas to no avail.
Saturday, 25 August is the 1st and 2nd Elimination Rounds please see below for hit off times:
No 1 Eric Gossage v No 8 Daniel McDougall at 8.30am
No 2 Paul Ward v No 7 Ricky Mott at 8.37am
No 3 Lee Smith v No 6 Garry Bateup at 8.44am
No 4 Dave Wall v No 5 Jamie Dare at 8.51am.
The two eliminations will commence after lunch (around 12.30pm) and for those not left in the competition, will play after championship players have hit off.
Ladies will play at 12.30pm and order will be as follows:
No 1 Tamara Bartram v No 4 Liz Dare at 12.30pm
No 2 Sharlene Powell v No 3 Davina Gossage at 12.37pm.
The B Grade will be a final between No 1 Bob Hannah and No 2 Darry Gaull on the 8 September.
If you are unable to play, please ring your player direct or any queries please ring the Captains. Good luck to everyone and good golfing!
There will be a busy bee this Thursday 23 August (tomorrow) at 2.00pm to ready the course for the mid-week golf day on the following Thursday August 30, which you need to get your names to the captains ASAP.
Article by T.Bartram
 |  Pictured left (L-R): E.Gossage, G.Jose and sponsor M.Kowald of Burando Hill Pictured above: D.Gossage and sponsor M.Kowald of Burando Hill |
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