Sport
2 May, 2025
Three from three for Pies
CAMPERDOWN has made it three from three senior football wins with a 12.8.80 to 7.10.52 win over Port Fairy at the Gardens Oval.
“We weren’t expecting to be three and zip but we’ll take it,” a happy Camperdown coach Clinton Thomas said.
An even spread of goalkickers saw 10 Magpies put through majors, pleasing the Magpie mentor.
“In our forward dynamic we don’t want to be reliant on one goal scorer, it was fantastic to have so many contributors,” Thomas said.
After starting the season with Lake Wendouree, Bayley Thompson has now come back to Camperdown, kicking two goals and being named in the best players.
“We’re stoked to have Bayley back, we’ve been in regular contact with him the past few months, he’s a great addition.”
Thomas praised Cam Spence for his best on ground performance.
“Cam’s a workhorse; a great soldier. His footy IQ is extremely high, he knows exactly what to do in any situation.”
Thomas said he was looking forward to this week’s match against another unbeaten team in North Warrnambool at the Leura Oval.
“We’re really excited for it, it’s another really good chance to keep testing ourselves out.”
Camperdown was well beaten in the reserves, 13.10.88 to 4.4.28.
Jack Heanly, Luke Ball and Tarkyn Love were best for the Magpies; Love with two goals the only multiple goal scorer.
Port Fairy had a strong win in the under 18s, 15.13.103 to 4.3.27.
Isaac Cootesmith and Taj Cunningham were best for Camperdown.
The under 16 game was a close affair all day, with Port Fairy running out four point winners 11.7.73 to 10.9.69.
Charlie Londregan and Paddy Hassett were best for Camperdown, Hassett snagging three goals.
Port Fairy won the under 14 football 11.3.69 to 3.6.24.
Best players for Camperdown were Alex Huggins and Miller Murphy.
The under 12 match saw Port Fairy run out 43 point winners, 8.5.53 to 1.4.10.
Best players for Camperdown were Jay Finlayson, Fergus Lillie and Gus Murphy.
Camperdown has made it two wins out of three in open netball with a 49-44 victory.
Traralgon recruit Annaleise Hughes was the Magpies best, with goal shooter Nell Mitchell and young gun Piper Stephens both shooting 24 goals.
Port Fairy won the division one netball 52-27.
Isobel Sinnott, Eliza O’Neil and Kiara Love were Camperdown’s best, with Love scoring 17 goals.
The division two netball match went 43-16 in the Seagulls favour.
Hope Kerr and Kate Hallyburton were best for Camperdown.
In division three, Port Fairy triumphed 39-20.
Sondi Guthrie, Airlee Cole and captain Lauren Murphy were the Magpies best; with Murphy and Jess Van den Eynde both scoring seven goals.
Camperdown had a 42-17 win in the 17 and under netball.
Georgia Oates scored 24 goals, with Indiana Cameron and Elsie Sinnott named as best players.
Camperdown took out the 17 and under reserves netball 21-16.
Matilda Narik and Maisie Molan were the Magpies best players, while Evie Mahony scored 11 goals.
Twenty-three goals to Kiara Love led the 15 and under Magpies to a 26-22 win, with Madison Lucas Camperdown’s best.
Camperdown also won the 15 and under reserves, 25-12.
Evie Mahony shot 22 goals and was named as best player for the Magpies.
The 13 and under Magpies had a big win, 36-9.
Bella Brebner and Chloe Castle were best for the team, with Mali Maskell scoring a game high 16 goals.
Camperdown also won the 13 and under reserves match, 23-11.
Zahlia Hill scored 10 goals, while Zoe Unwin and Reagan Webb were named as best for the Magpies.
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