Round 2 - Saturday, April 12, 2025, at Kindra Park 
Coolamon Rovers .... 7.5 .. 12.10 .. 18.14 .. 24.19 (163)
Griffith ........................ 1.1 .. 1.2 .. 1.2 .. 1.3 (9)
Goals - Coolamon: N Buchanan 5, A Macauley 4, L Redfern 3, B Leary 3, J Robinson 2, T Coenan 2, A Perrot, T Holden, J Redfern, B Hodgson
Griffith: B Morrissey
Best players - Coolamon: R Allen, L Redfern, B Hodgson, M King, C Mattingly, B Leary
Griffith: K Spencer, B Morrissey, L Wallace, L DeMamiel, J Crowe, R Matheson
Senior debut: Stefan Guidolin, Jordan Virago
Coolamon Rovers: Reilly Mitchell, Lachlan Moore, Luke McLoughlin; Campbell Mattingly, Tim Coenen, Nick Lees; Archie Perrot, Luke Redfern, Bayden Leary; Ryan Allen, Jacob Robinson, Aiden Macauley; Joe Redfern, Nick Buchanan, Mitchell Dryden; Adian Ledson, Ben Hodgson, Mitchell King; Tom Holden, Richard Fifield, Ash Hard
Griffith: Archie Ray, Jordan Crowe, Lachlan Wallace; Bede Kenny, Luke De Mamiel, Mason Rosengreen; Zac Spiers, Ben Browning, Jordan Virago*; Tom Trevaskis, Charlie Cunial, Bailey Morrissey; Reece Matheson, Brady Colvin, Cooper Purtill; Blake Aloisi, Ben Dinning, Kahlan Spencer; Tom Podbury, Michael Agnew, Stefan Guidolin*
Umpires: Troy Mavroudis, Michael Jones, Nathan Brookes (RUA)

Match report: As anticipated, the Coolamon Rovers had an easy win over Griffith on Saturday last and, with few exceptions, made them look like second raters. It was Swans off day, and the Hoppers took full advantage of such under-manned opposition and scored with sickening frequency, running out winners by 163 points to 9.

On Saturday's display, Griffith has no chance of climbing off from the bottom place of the premiership ladder. 
The Swans, who were without five of their regulars, including Ollie Bartter (concussion protocol), and key defenders Sam Foley and Willem Vaessen (on injured list), did not give themselves much chance of success, although fully expected to make a game of it.

In this they were not far astray as until about five minutes of play through the first quarter the Swans were well in the limelight.

Griffith this season has a team composed of mainly local boys, for the most part young and keen on the game and club officials are confident when they have had a few games together and gained a little more experienced, the Swans will not be found easy prey.
Other matches: Collingullie-Wagga 16.8 (104 def Mangoplah-CUE 6.9 (45), Ganmain-GGM 20.13 (133) def Leeton-Whitton 10.7 (67), Turvey Park 12.11 (83) def Wagga Tigers 10.5 (65); Narrandera, bye.
Reserves: Coolamon Rovers 8.9 (57) def Griffith 5.1 (31)
Goals: L Trembath 2, A Forwood, C Harrison, O Young
Best players: S Robinson, O Young, C Harrison, A Williamson
Griffith: G Tully, S Robinson, J Bruce; O Young, M Ashcroft, A Williamson; C Harrison; B Cooper, A Forwood, L Emery; V Ditta, Z Mitchell, R Patey; B Summers, L Trembath, M Salvestro; J Hassan, T Hammond, J Neyland, R Pagano
Umpire: Paul Rogerson
Under 17.5: Coolamon Rovers 11.7 (73) def Griffith 8.5 (53)
Goals: Z Mitchell 3, L Newman, R Pagano, J Armanini, J Dalo
Best players: J Armanini, F Robertson, J Collins, T Files, Z Mitchell, A Norbiato
Griffith: T Files, F Kelly, X. Spiers; J Collins (capt), D Stevenson, A Norbiato; C Sergi, B Virago, J Armanini; C Morrissey, J Bruce, L Newman; Z Williams, T Curran, Z Mitchell; F Robertson, G Jones, J Dalo; K Simpson, C Culgan, C Twaddell, J Webb, R Pagano, T Minato 
Umpire: Matt Kenny