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Undefeated Districts claim Norwood Cup

The winning Lincoln Districts Norwood Cup team. Back: Team manager Chris Pearce, assistant Kyle Castley, coach Billy Byass, Terrence Betts, Hudson Mellor, Tyler Males, Tyler Caufield, Isaac Pertzel, Lachie Lang, Finn Crawford, Riley Lang, Phillip Lawrie, Cruz Brown, Sam Olds, Billy Boxer, Orlando Wade, selector Terry Wade; front: Harvey Pearce, Jeffrey Coleman, Max Rodda, Jyeziah Cook, Blake Wells, Oliver Wilkins, Kaiden Durdin, Nate Payze, selector CJ Dodd, Marley Fauser, Tate Boxer and runner Matt Mellor. Pictures: Mitchell Paterson
Mitchell Paterson

Lincoln Districts was crowned back-to-back Norwood Cup champions after finishing the day undefeated. Lincoln Districts coach Billy Byass said after […]

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