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Gallery: BFNL grand final crowd Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Final siren. GOLDEN Square has won its third-straight BFNL premiership in record-breaking style.The Bulldogs set a grand final winning margin record thrashing Eaglehawk 25.18 (168) to 5.3 (33).The previous best was Sandhurst's 117-point win over Maryborough in 1933.Grant Weeks, Luke Rosa and Shaun Young bagged four goals each for Square, while Luke Hammond kicked three goals.The Bulldogs didn't have a poor player. Mark Lloyd, Matt O'Toole, Luke Hammond, Simon Rosa and Adam Baird led the way in an awesome team performance.Shane Davis, Josh Bowe, Darcy Richards and Tim Hill, until he was injured, were Eaglehawk's best. The Nalder Medal went to Golden Square co-captain Mark Lloyd.The VCFL Medal went to Golden Square's Matt O'Toole.

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Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Fourth quarter. A fine running goal to Ryan Threlfall has saved Eaglehawk from the lowest score in grand final history. After 20 minutes, Golden Square 22.16 (148) leads Eaglehawk 5.2 (32). Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Fourth quarter. The lowest score in a BFNL grand final is 3.10 (28).Can the Hawks get past it? After 10 minutes, Golden Square 21.9 (135) leads Eaglehawk 4.2 (26). A-Grade: Golden Square v Sandhurst. Fourth quarter. GOLDEN Square have taken out the A-Grade netball honors with an inspiring fight back to win 49-42 over Sandhurst.Square trailed by three goals at half-time before storming ahead in the third term with a 18-6 term.Goal-shooter Louise Dupuy was outstanding for Square in the second half, while Tara O’Toole made an impact for the blue and gold in the final quarter.Dupuy was named as best of court for the 2011 A-Grade grand final. Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Third quarter. GOLDEN Square has the wind in the last quarter and we could be heading for a record-breaking result.The biggest margin in BFNL grand final history is 117 points in 1933 when Sandhurst defeated Maryborough.Grant Weeks has four goals for Square. Mark Lloyd and Matt O'Toole are putting their hands up for the Nalder Medal honours. At three-quarter time Golden Square 17.8 (110) leads Eaglehawk 4.1 (25).

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Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Third quarter. Eaglehawk have kicked its first goal since the 10-minute mark of first term. It came at the 18 minute mark when Tim Hill received a free kick 10m out.Golden Square 17.7 (109) leads Eaglehawk 4.1 (25). A-Grade: Golden Square v Sandhurst. Third quarter. GOLDEN Square have smashed an 18-goal quarter to lead Sandhurst 37-28 at three-quarter time.The Square's Louise Dupuy has been outstanding in goal-shooter. Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Third quarter. Eaglehawk has lifted its intensity, but still hasn't kicked a goal since 10 minute mark of first quarter.Grant Weeks has kicked only goal of the quarter and has four for the game. After 10 minutes, Golden Square 15.6 (96) leads Eaglehawk 3.1 (19).

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Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Half-time update. THE grand final is done and dusted as a contest after Golden Square slammed on 11 goals to none in the second term.The Borough had three goals on the board in the first 10 minutes, but haven't looked like kicking a goal since.Square kicked 11 goals in the second term from just 13 inside 50s.Major goalkickers to half-time for Square are Grant Weeks (3), Luke Rosa (2), Shaun Young (2), Luke Hammond (2).Better players for Square include Luke Hammond, Clayton Anderson, Simon Rosa, Adam Baird, Travis Baird and Aiden Pratt.Eaglehawk has few good players, but skipper Josh Bowe and defender Darcy Richards are trying hard against the odds. A-Grade: Golden Square v Sandhurst. Second quarter. Sandhurst have edged ahead of Golden Square in the A-Grade netball match. Maddison Exell is on fire for Sandhurst while Jess Geary is shooting well for the Square.Sandhurst lead 22-19.

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Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Second quarter. The Square have kicked the first five goals of the second term through Matt O'Toole, Grant Weeks, Adrian McErvale and two to Luke Rosa.The Square has kicked the past eight goals of the match and the Hawks just can't get any flow into their game.The fat lady is singing.After 20 minutes, Golden Square 8.5 (53) leads Eaglehawk 3.0 (18). A-Grade: Golden Square v Sandhurst. First quarter. IT'S been an exciting first quarter in the BFNL A-Grade game between Sandhurst and Golden Square. At the moment Sandhurst hold a one-goal lead, 12-11, but it's anyone's game. Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. Second quarter. The Square have kicked the first three goals of the second term through Matt O'Toole, Grant Weeks and Adrian McErvale.After 10 minutes, Golden Square 6.5 (41) lead Eaglehawk 3.0 (18). Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. First quarter. THE Borough kicked with the breeze in first term and kicked the first three goals of the game through Troy Coates, Matt Gretgrix and Jarrod Findlay.Golden Square dominated possession from then on and kicked three unanswered goals through Shaun Young, Luke Hammond and Aiden Pratt.Square had 19 inside 50s to seven and if that trend continues in the second quarter when the Dogs have the breeze, the game could be over at the main break.Golden Square 3.4 (22) leads Eaglehawk 3.0 (18). A-Reserve: Eaglehawk v Sandhurst SANDHURST capped off a terrific season in the A-Reserve, defeating Eaglehawk 51-42.The Dragons led at every change to run away victorious in a physically challenging encounter.Sandhurst’s Gabby Green and Jasmine Finnigan were outstanding in goals together, with their height and accuracy proving too tough for the Hawks.Sandhurst’s Lauren Elvey was named best on court in the grand final.

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Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk. First quarter. EAGLEHAWK are kicking with the wind in first term of the BFNL senior grand final match.The Borough kicked the first three goals through Troy Coates, Matt Gretgrix and Jarrod Findlay before Shaun Young replied for Square. After 15 minutes, the Hawks 3.0 (18) lead Square 1.3 (9). A-Reserve: Eaglehawk v Sandhurst SANDHURST have pulled away to an eight-goal lead in the BFNL A-Reserve grand final. At three-quarter time they lead Eaglehawk 37-29.

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Reserves: Sandhurst v GisborneGISBORNE has taken out the BFNL reserves grand final with a comfortable 69-point win over Sandhurst.Sandhurst led by three points at half-time, but the Bulldogs dominated the second half, kicking 14 goals to three.The Bulldogs won 18.19 (127) to 8.10 (58).Jamerson Campbell, Grant Farrugia, Patrick Taylor and Ben Watt kicked three goals each for the Dogs.Jamie Stagg and Braeden Hocking kicked two goals each for Sandhurst.The Dick Turner Medal for best on ground went to Gisborne's David Pante. A-Reserve: Eaglehawk v Sandhurst ANOTHER close game is being fought out at the QEO netball courts with Sandhurst leading Eaglehawk 25-20 at half-time of the BFNL A-Reserve grand final.

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B-Grade: Kangaroo Flat v Eaglehawk EAGLEHAWK have caused the first upset of BFNL grand final day, defeating B-Grade favourites Kangaroo Flat 48-42.It was an amazing comeback by the Hawks, who trailed by as many as nine goals in the first half.Changes in the Hawks attack after half-time turned the game, with Ashlee Jenkyn the stand out in goal attack.Kangaroo Flat captain Nina Cass, who took out this year’s B-Grade best and fairest, announced she had played her last game after a career of more than 200 games with the BFNL. Eaglehawk's B-Grade side Reserves: Sandhurst v GisborneGISBORNE holds a 48-point lead at three quarter-time of the BFNL reserves grand final.The Bulldogs broke the game open in the third quarter kicking six goals in six minutes on their way to a nine-goal to one term.Sandhurst has the wind in the last quarter, but would need a remarkable turnaround to reel in the Bulldogs.Three quarter-time score - Gisborne 13.14 (92) lead Sandhurst 6.8 (44).

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Reserves: Sandhurst v Gisborne SANDHURST leads Gisborne by three points at half-time in the BFNL reserves grand final.The Dragons lead 5.6 (36) to 4.9 (33).Gisborne kicked with the breeze in the first quarter, but its first five scoring shots were points.The Bulldogs led 2.8 to 2.3 at the first change.Sandhurst was more efficient in the second quarter and made the most of its opportunities.Sandhurst has five individual goalkickers, while Jamerson Campbell has two for the Dogs. B-Grade: Kangaroo Flat v Eaglehawk KANGAROO Flat have the upper hand on Eaglehawk at half-time in the B-Grade grand final. They lead 24-18.

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Under-18: Sandhurst v Golden Square SANDHURST has won the BFNL under-18 grand final after holding off a spirited Golden Square side at the QEO.The Dragons, who were favourite to win the premiership, won 9.15 (69) to 8.8 (56).Harry O'Meara kicked two goals for the Dragons, while Braydon Cowling bagged three goals for the Bulldogs.The Rod Ashman Medal for best on ground went to Sandhurst's Joel Wharton. The VCFL Medal went to Golden Square's Braydon Cowling.17-Under: Kangaroo Flat v Sandhurst SANDHURST netball claimed the first honours of the day winning the 17-and-under grand final over Kangaroo Flat.The Dragons led at every change to claim back-to-back 17-and-under flags for the club.It was only the second time this season Sandhurst had beaten the Roos, who took out the minor premiership this season.Sandhurst’s Leah Sartori was named player of the match. Sandhurst's 17-Under side

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Football:Seniors: Golden Square v Eaglehawk – 2.20pm.Reserves: Sandhurst v Gisborne – 11.40am.Under-18: Sandhurst v Golden Square – 9am.Netball:A-Grade: Golden Square v Sandhurst – 2.45pm.A-Reserve: Eaglehawk v Sandhurst – 1.15pm.B-Grade: Kangaroo Flat v Eaglehawk – 11.45am.17-Under: Kangaroo Flat v Sandhurst – 10am.