Lavington's foot skills and pressure claim another victim in Raiders

Andrew Moir
Updated April 19 2019 - 10:22pm, first published 9:31pm
ENERGETIC ELIJAH: Lavington's Elijah Amery, who was a late replacement
for Adam Flagg after he suffered concussion a fortnight ago, gives
Jordan Rouse the slip. Picture: MARK JESSER
ENERGETIC ELIJAH: Lavington's Elijah Amery, who was a late replacement for Adam Flagg after he suffered concussion a fortnight ago, gives Jordan Rouse the slip. Picture: MARK JESSER
UNDER PRESSURE: Raiders' Connor Newnham is tackled by Lavington's Adam Butler.
UNDER PRESSURE: Raiders' Connor Newnham is tackled by Lavington's Adam Butler.

Lavington's transformation from a defensive-oriented style two years ago to an attacking force took another step in Friday night's 10-goal win over Wodonga Raiders.

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Andrew Moir

Andrew Moir

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