The Centralian advocate Fri 19 Aug 2016
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2016-08-19
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Semi clash of two halves: Page 51sport@aliceadvocate.com.au FINALS fever has hit Alice Springs with four Central Australian Football League clubs vying for the ultimate prize. Reigning premiers Federal, Pioneer, South and Rovers will all enter the three week finals series with one holding up the trophy on September 3. Federal and Pioneer will go head to head with a grand final spot on the line for the winner while South and Rovers will both fight to stay alive in the premiership race when they meet in an elimination final. Stories Pages 54-55 FAB FOUR EYE GRAND GLORY FOOTBALL WIN A FREE TICKET TO RED CENTRENATS >> PAGE 50 Gabby grabs great opportunity YOUNG Centralian netballer Gabby Coffey has received praise from experience mentor Julie Hoornweg after her performance for the SIS/SAS team in Canberra. Former Vixens coach and newly appointed Auckland coach for the new New Zealand ANZ franchise Hoornweg was coaching the team at the 20/U International Tournament. She loves a challenge and is a great learner, Hoornweg said. She coped very well with the pressures out on the netball court. Gabby had some tall athletes that she had to deal with, in Emma Ryde and Jane Cook, and was playing against some of the players who played this year in the Australian Netball League and ANZ Championship. Some of our SIS/SAS athletes, including Gabby, dont often get the opportunity to play against athletes at that international standard. They all stood up really well. Its about creating opportunities for these young, up and coming athletes. If you give them an opportunity to perform at the next level, they can cope with excellence. Continued Page 52 Gabby Coffey playing for the SIS/SAS team against New Zealand U/20s in the 20 & Under Netball Development Tournament in Canberra on Friday. Picture: NARELLE SPANGHER Steve Menzies NETBALL