Border Mail – Round 14 – Preview
HUME LEAGUE
SATURDAY, JULY 28
CDHBU v Billabong Crows
Culcairn v Osborne
Henty v Jindera
Howlong v Lockhart
Murray Magpies v Holbrook
Rand-Walbundrie-Walla v Brock-Burrum
EXPERTS SELECT
ANDREW ROBERTSON (The Lion King)
CDHBU, Culcairn, Henty, Howlong, Holbrook, Brock-Burrum
TOTAL: 58
JASON KOHN (The Kohn Man)
CDHBU, Culcairn, Henty, Howlongl, Holbrook, Brock-Burrum
TOTAL: 51
IAN PERTZEL (Lockhart Sledgehammer)
CDHBU, Osborne, Henty, Lockhart, Holbrook, Brock-Burrum
TOTAL: 50
BRETT KOHLHAGEN (The Border Mail)
CDHBU, Osborne, Henty, Lockhart, Holbrook, Brock-Burrum
TOTAL: 57
UMPS UNDER THE PUMP
The Hume league was forced to work over-time last weekend to fill its senior umpiring appointments.
With numbers at crisis point, Jarrod Hanrahan responded to an SOS at the last-minute by taking charge of the CDHBU and Henty clash.
Let’s hope he didn’t cop too much stick over the fence as he got the league out of a real bind.
SHOOT OUT
Jindera’s Trent Castles and Henty’s Damian Cupido are in a ding-doing battle for the league’s goalkicking award.
Both have 67 goals after 13 rounds.
Cupido has played a quarter less after last weekend’s clash between CDHBU and Henty was abandoned in the final term due to ruckman Chris Willis’ whiplash injury.
HALL OF FAME
There was plenty of reminiscing at Wednesday night’s Hall of Fame function.
One of the stories going around was how Howlong legend Terry O’Halloran was dudded of the Coreen league’s Archie Dennis medal while playing for Rand in 1982.
O’Halloran came runner-up with suggestions the umpire accidently awarded his brother, Tom, votes instead of the Hall of Famer.