After a couple off good weeks, we had to beat Perth to get even with them on the ladder. But they were more desperate and applied more pressure than us for the entire game.
Again we had another very inexperienced side in this week with Harry Williams and Ryan Wade playing their first reserves game and both showed they have the ability to play at a higher level.
As for most of the season so far we let the opposition get off to a good start and we couldn’t reduce the margin after half time where it was a pretty even contest.
Our skill level and our willingness to work as a team was disappointing especially after the last couple off week where we had made good improvement.
Our better players for the day were Ben Heffernan- Roper, Tim Viney, Luke Newick and Harry Williams.
Thanks again for your support and hope to see you all when we take on East Fremantle this weekend.
Josh Wooden

This week provided us with a big challenge by playing the top of the ladder East Perth. Again we had to make a number of changes due to injury.
With the inexperienced side we had in all they wanted to do was to play as a team and looked forward to the challenge of playing the top side.
Our starts for most of the season have been poor but the last two week the team has gotten off to really good starts. Our pressure on the opposition and ball use was good; going into half time we had a 7 goal lead but had some injury concerns.
After half time we struggled to get a score on the board but we also made it hard for East Perth. The intensity and the will to play as a team just showed if we play this way we can compete with any side, and it gives us confidence for the rest of the year.
Our major goal scores for the day. Clint Bradshaw 3, Ryan Sheehan 2, Jordan Adamson-Holmes 2, Shea Mathanda 2.
While I was happy with every ones performance our better players were Tim Viney, Ryan Sheehan, Martin Smith and Ryan Smith.
Thanks again for your support and hope to see you all when we take on Perth this weekend.

Josh Wooden

Kulin was this years host venue for the 2010 Great Southern Colts Carnival which is the oldest of its type in Australia with a proud history dating back to 1922.

Seven teams throughout the Great Southern region competed in a round robin, 2 x 20min halve competition on Saturday with the undeafed Esperance side reaching the Grand Final on Sunday.