MODEWARRE will lock horns with Drysdale next Sunday in a semi final, escaping the grasp of Geelong Amateur 9.13.67 to 8.10.58 in Portarlington.<\/p>\n
The Warriors\u2019 strong 4.7.31 to 0.2.2 first quarter start almost ended in catastrophe during the BFL\u2019s elimination final, as Ammos brought the deficit back to single digits in the fourth and final term.<\/p>\n
Modewarre had eight goal-kickers listed but only Connor Joseph managed to snag multiple majors with two.<\/p>\n
Ammos\u2019 Brydon Barnett and Tommy Stephen combined for six goals in windy conditions.<\/p>\n
Joshua Finch, Jeremy Ollis, Callan Farrell, Aaron Black, Brendan Wemyss and Morgan Fenton were all listed as key players on the day for Chris Hickey\u2019s side.<\/p>\n
Ammos named Barnett, Chris Kangars, Sam Darley, Liam Cogan, Spiro Alesios and Stephen as its notables for today.<\/p>\n
Geelong Amateur\u2019s season is now over, whereas Modewarre will face Drysdale back in Portarlington next week.<\/p>\n
The winner of that game will clash with the loser of Torquay and Barwon Heads\u2019 second qualifying final.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
MODEWARRE will lock horns with Drysdale next Sunday in a semi final, escaping the grasp of Geelong Amateur 9.13.67 to 8.10.58 in Portarlington. The Warriors\u2019 strong 4.7.31 to 0.2.2 first quarter start almost ended in catastrophe during the BFL\u2019s elimination final, as Ammos brought the deficit back to single digits in the fourth and final […]<\/p>\n