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Future is looking bright for Storm

Central Eyre United 33-13 Ports E2 GRADE PREMIERS: Back: Coach Rebecca Sampson, Sammy North, Ebony Kammermann, Chelsea Petty, Isla Schultz, Aislin Tree, Ayla Seaman, Ella North, Torah Scholz, manageress Traci Barnes; front: Milla Barnes, Carmel Oswald, Lotus Oswald and Demi Tomney. (430377_02)

E grade - Eastern Ranges 30-38 Central Eyre United Central Eyre United won the grand final by eight goals when […]

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