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FV

Altona East Phoenix has announced its coach for next year’s FV state league 2 north-west season. Paul Donnelly, who took over midway through this year, will continue on in the role. “A highly respected member of our club, Paul is renowned for his coaching experience and proven track record of success,” the club said. “In 2024, Paul played a pivotal role as an interim coach, contributing significantly to the team’s second half of the season. Paul’s understanding of our club’s history and future aspirations, coupled with his experience as both a former player and coach, is a valuable asset that supports our club’s goals.”

A-League

Zach Clough has secured a come-from-behind victory for Adelaide United after scoring the match-winner in its 2-1 triumph over Western United in the A-League men’s competition. Western scored in the 10th minute through Kane Vidmar before Adelaide levelled scores before half time. Clough hit the scoreboard in the 71st minute when he received a clever pass from Jonny Yull deep in the box to give Adelaide the win. Western is without a win after three matches.

Baseball

Williamstown Wolves got another win on the board in the Baseball Victoria summer league premier 1st nines competition on Saturday, Facing Geelong, the Wolves hit four runs in the fifth innings to tie the score. The game went to an extra innings, with the Wolves winning, 5-4. Samuel Reale hit two of the runs for the Wolves. After six rounds to the Wolves are in seventh place.

VTCA

Altona Roosters had a big win against Point Cook in the Victorian Turf Cricket Association women’s competition on Sunday. The Roosters made 2-151 from their overs before restricting Point Cook to 7-53. After four rounds, the Roosters have a 2-2 record.

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