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Mordialloc ‘bounce back’ with dominant victory

Ben TriandafillouBy Ben Triandafillou9 August 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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Winning return: Mordialloc Women’s football side return with a victory after a narrow defeat at the hands of Murrumbeena. Picture: supplied
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Winning return: Mordialloc Women’s football side return with a victory after a narrow defeat at the hands of Murrumbeena. Picture: supplied

THE Mordialloc women’s development side have hit back after suffering their first loss for the season against Murrumbeena in Round 10.

The Bloods (13.11.89) returned with an 89-point victory over Edithvale-Aspendale (0.0.0) at Ben Kavanagh Reserve, Mordialloc on Sunday 30 July.

While Mordialloc suffered their first loss for the season to Murrumbeena in the previous round of the Southern Football Netball Women’s Development League, coach Natty Cardamone said they weren’t too fazed by it and actually learned a lot from it.

“We always knew Murrumbeena were going to be a big ask but we weren’t too fazed to have a loss, it’s actually something we probably needed,” she said.

“We had a few players out so it was good to see everyone step up and give everything they had against Murrumbeena.

“It didn’t affect our morale so we were ready to bounce back against Edi-Asp.”

Mordialloc dominated throughout the match with T. Rosenquist having an all-time best performance kicking a total of four goals with J. Miller kicking three goals.

Mordialloc is set to face Murrumbeena again in round 13 where they’ll travel to Murrumbeena Park, Murrumbeena on Saturday 12 August kicking off at 10:15am.

First published in the Chelsea Mordialloc Mentone News – 9 August 2017

Ben Triandafillou

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