Lions sneak back into finals, Bats soaring

Wangaratta Chronicle

Aug 03 2022 Updated August 3, 2022

Nathan De Vries

GO FOR GOAL: Kylie Relf lines up the shot for Goorambat, while Amy Holmes works to defend. PHOTO: Kurt Hickling Id:28780

THE last two weeks of the O&K home and away season will be thrilling to watch, as a number of teams vie for a coveted spot in finals.

Whorouly's A grade squad managed to get back into the top six with their 84–26 win over King Valley at Whitfield, a season–high score for the entire A grade competition.

The Lions were in control for the entire match, with shooting pair of Tayla Allen and ...

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