Myrtleford edges out Yarrawonga in another O and M thriller

Andrew Moir
Updated April 25 2021 - 10:50am, first published April 24 2021 - 6:38pm
STRONG CONTEST: Yarrawonga's Leigh Masters (centre) spoils Myrtleford's Riley O'Shea during a third quarter marking contest.
STRONG CONTEST: Yarrawonga's Leigh Masters (centre) spoils Myrtleford's Riley O'Shea during a third quarter marking contest.
PERPETUAL MOTION: Pigeons' captain-coach Mark Whiley sends his team into attack. The former AFL player had 23 touches, but was disappointed to miss chances.
PERPETUAL MOTION: Pigeons' captain-coach Mark Whiley sends his team into attack. The former AFL player had 23 touches, but was disappointed to miss chances.
BIG MAN BATTLE: Myrtleford's Dawson Simpson (left) and Yarrawonga's Lach Howe staged a terrific battle with both playing strong roles.
BIG MAN BATTLE: Myrtleford's Dawson Simpson (left) and Yarrawonga's Lach Howe staged a terrific battle with both playing strong roles.

Myrtleford is rapidly gaining a reputation for winning ugly after a comeback win over Yarrawonga on Saturday.

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Andrew Moir

Andrew Moir

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