Round 11 - Saturday July 4, 2015
Riverina Football Netball League
Venue: Narrandera Sportsground 2.10pm 
Umpires: Darren Solly, Jake O'Halloran and Craig Delany (RUA)
Narrandera ...... 1.3 .. 5.5 .. 9.5 .. 11.9 (75)
Griffith ............... 5.3 .. 12.7 .. 15.7 .. 23.9 (147) 
NARRANDERA IMPERIAL: Shaun Quilter, Jonathon Doyle, Michael Cummins; Mitchell Staite, Mitchell Gorman, Stephen Irons; Brendan Knagge, Alex Lawder, James Sullivan; Tim Sullivan, Damon Burden, Nic Hetherington; Shaun Light, Ben Grant, Dylan Choy; Lachlan Hunter, Adam Sangston, Brent Rose; Alex Lee, Luke McGilgray, Kurt Jensen 
GRIFFITH: Kieran Hume, Richard Malone, Sam Daniel; James Fallon James Taylor, Tom Groves; Daniel Peruzzi, Chris Cerato, Kieran Ruyg; Dean Crack, James Toscan, Jonathan Gastin; Michael Duncan, Henry Delves, Ben Tarr; Josh Hamilton, Will Griggs, Ben King; James Keenan, Andrew Cappello, Tyler Bruns*
GOALS
Narrandera: J Doyle 3, L Hunter 2, L McGilvray 2, B Grant, S Light, T Sullivan, A Sangston 
Griffith: M Duncan 8, J Hamilton 3, W Griggs 3, H Delves 2, J Gastin 2, D Crack 2, B King, K Ruyg, J Toscan
BEST PLAYERS
Narrandera: J Doyle, L Hunter, D Burden, M Gorman, B Grant, A Sangston
Griffith: M Duncan, B King, W Griggs, J Gastin, C Cerato, S Daniel 
SENIOR DEBUT: Tyler Bruns
A summary of match report, with thanks
The Griffith Swans demolished Narrandera Eagles by 72 points away from home on Saturday to stay in touch with the Riverina Football League top five. The Swans dominated from the opening siren and led at every change to prevail 23.9 (147) to 11.9 (75). Mick Duncan was a force in the forward line and finished with eight majors, while Josh Hamilton and Will Griggs each booted three goals.

The Swans were heavy favourites to win the round 11 clash, but Griffith assistant coach Tom Groves was still pleased to see his side perform to the level expected, especially after the previous week’s four-point loss to Leeton-Whitton. He said the Swans never looked in danger of losing. “We had a bit of a lapse in the third quarter, and they (Narrandera) kicked back, but throughout the whole day we were on top,” Groves said. “It stemmed from our midfield. They were pretty exceptional. “We really set it up with our inside 50s. Everyone was working hard and was very disciplined over the ground for most of the game.” 
With another seven rounds to play, anything can happen, but Groves said the Swans still controlled their destiny. “I think we’ve been playing pretty good footy the last few weeks,” he said. “We’re feeling really confident going into the second half of the year and believe if we keep playing the way we have, we can beat most sides. “If we keep winning, it doesn’t leave anything to chance for us.” Groves, however, could be on the sideline for the next couple of games after injuring his hamstring in the first quarter against Narrandera. “I’m not sure how bad it is yet,” he said. “But it might be one or two games.” (By Andrew Piva – The Area News, Monday July 6, 2015).

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OTHER MATCHES - SAT: Collingullie-GP 8.9 (57) def by Wagga 11.9 (75), Leeton-Whitton 15.8 (98) def Mangoplah-CUE 15.6 (96); SUN: Ganmain-GGM 18.8 (116) def Coolamon 10.10 (70); Turvey Park, bye.

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Reserves: Griffith 19.11 (125) def Narrandera 3.4 (22)
Goals: Tom Valeri 4, G Argus 4, D Dunbar 3, M Johns 2, C Cunial 2, D Villata, J Ryan, J Tyrell, H Robertson
Best Players: C Harrison, M Johns, Tom Valeri, S McCanna, J Ryan, L Peruzzi
Under 17: Griffith 15.9 (99) def Narrandera 5.10 (40)
Goals: T Clarke 4, B Chambers 3, W Kennedy 3, J Villata, A Kennedy, L Butcher, J Rowston, L O'Dwyer
Best Players: J Conlan, S Villata, L Butcher, W Dalton, A Kennedy, T Clarke