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HENTY was left a player short in its major semi-final against Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock after star midfielder Jarrah Maksymow left the match in mysterious circumstances at Walbundrie. Maksymow, who was one of the best players on the ground in the first-half, failed to reappear after the half-time break on Saturday. Coach Joel Price admitted Maksymow's shock departure was a distraction but refused to blame it for the 33-point loss. "It was pretty difficult for the side," Price said. "A lot of questions were getting asked. "It was a distraction but full credit to Brock-Burrum." Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock led at every change with John-Roy Williams turning in a best on ground performance on a wing. Ruckman Matt Seiter and Aidan Johnson were also outstanding. More to come over the weekend
HENTY was left a player short in its major semi-final against Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock after star midfielder Jarrah Maksymow left the match in mysterious circumstances at Walbundrie.
Maksymow, who was one of the best players on the ground in the first-half, failed to reappear after the half-time break on Saturday.
Coach Joel Price admitted Maksymow's shock departure was a distraction but refused to blame it for the 33-point loss.
"It was pretty difficult for the side," Price said.
"A lot of questions were getting asked.
"It was a distraction but full credit to Brock-Burrum."
Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock led at every change with John-Roy Williams turning in a best on ground performance on a wing.
Ruckman Matt Seiter and Aidan Johnson were also outstanding.
More to come over the weekend
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