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Proud Peckers win premiership

Mallee Park open women's premiership team; back: Lakeesha Pickett, runner Marcus Liddell, Lameeka Betts, Rebecca Miller, Antoinette Liddell, Amali Hirschausen, Shakaya Walsh, Zaneeta Walsh, Jesse-Lee Jones, Ebony Rigney,Keelah Sumner, Elizabeth Jackamarra, trainer Leith Miller and assistant coach Daniel Kartinyeri holding Dayne Kartinyeri. Middle: Shauna Warrior, Matilda McKenzie, coach Sanjayson Hanuman, Shenae Miller, Phyllis Dorizzie, Lillian Porta, Felicity Warren and trainer Natasha Johncock. Front: Mikayla Saunders, captain Shenice Wells, Tyrell Yarran-Pickett, Naveiah Miller and Nevaeh Warren. Absent: vice-captain Timeisha Simpson. (Liam Wormald: 544538_06)
Liam Wormald

There was plenty for Mallee Park to be proud about following a 32-point grand final victory against Boston in the […]

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