PYRAMID Hill will strive to end Marong’s run at top of the Bendigo Bank Loddon Valley mountain in Saturday’s senior footy grand final.<\/p>\n
The Bulldogs are a win away from ending a 74-year premiership drought.<\/p>\n
To raise the cup Pyramid Hill must beat a Marong team chasing its own slice of history at John Forbes Oval in Mitiamo from 2.20pm.<\/p>\n
The Linton Jacobs-coached Marong has been “top dog” across the Valley the past two seasons.<\/p>\n
A sign of Marong’s strength is the Panthers will again contest all three footy grand finals.<\/p>\n
It’s two-one in favour of the Nathan Fitzpatrick-coached Bulldogs in this season’s clashes with the Panthers’ senior team.<\/p>\n
After an eight-point loss on Marong’s turf at East West Oval, Pyramid Hill beat the Panthers by five points in the Mitchell Park kennel.<\/p>\n
After an 88-point victory against Bears-Lagoon Serpentine in the qualifying final, Pyramid Hill was first to the grand final after it beat Marong in the second semi-final by 13 points.<\/p>\n
Marong hit back for an 85-point victory against Bridgewater in the preliminary final.<\/p>\n
It’s East Loddon against Marong in the under-18s from 10.30am, and a Pyramid Hill and Marong showdown in the reserves.<\/p>\n
On the netball court it will be Pyramid Hill against Mitiamo in the A-grade decider.<\/p>\n
The Chelsea Emmerson-coached Pyramid Hill won the second semi-final against Mitiamo by nine-goals.<\/p>\n
The Jen Wilson-coached Superoos bounced back to win the preliminary final against Bridgewater by 20 goals.<\/p>\n
Six clubs will be represented across seven netball grand finals.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
PYRAMID Hill will strive to end Marong’s run at top of the Bendigo Bank Loddon Valley mountain in Saturday’s senior footy grand final. The Bulldogs are a win away from ending a 74-year premiership drought. To raise the cup Pyramid Hill must beat a Marong team chasing its own slice of history at John Forbes […]<\/p>\n