Chiltern set to win minor premiership for only the second time since joining TDFL

Brent Godde
Updated August 1 2022 - 6:24pm, first published 5:00pm
BIG SWAN: Chiltern's Kyle Magee lead's Kiewa-Sandy Creek's Jack Andrew in the battle to gain possession at Tangambalanga on Saturday. Picture: MARK JESSER
BIG SWAN: Chiltern's Kyle Magee lead's Kiewa-Sandy Creek's Jack Andrew in the battle to gain possession at Tangambalanga on Saturday. Picture: MARK JESSER

Flag favourite Chiltern is poised to claim only its second minor premiership since joining the Tallangatta and District league in 2003.

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Brent Godde

Brent Godde

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