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Josh Bibby, pictured here against Moyston Willaura, kicked five goals in the Hawks win over Wickliffe Lake Bolac. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

Hawks respond emphatically with 98-point win

Tatyoon has responded in the best possible fashion to their round seven heavy loss to Lismore Derrinallum, producing a commanding 98-point victory over Wickliffe Lake Bolac at

16 June, 2026

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The victory was particularly significant for Lily Pitcher, who was the only player still in the side from the team’s previous win in 2024. PHOTO BY CHRIS GRAETZ

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Pumas snap drought with emotional breakthrough win

Puma Lily Pitcher (pictured) is one of the most improved players in 2026. PHOTO BY CRAIG WILSON

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Pumas eye breakthrough victory

Eagle Thomas Cousins (pictured) has been one of the standouts in 2026. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

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Eagles face ultimate test in grand final rematch

Ian Lamb, left, came from the Gold Coast to attend the rally. Ian and Jenny Sargent organised it, and Rebecca Schuchmnn, second from right, travelled from Brisbane to be a pillion passenger.

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Old Ariels arrive in Ararat

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Josh Lee, pictured here against Moyston Willaura, was one of the Hawks best against SMW Rovers last Saturday. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

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Mininera District Football League: Round Six Review

Isabella Robson, pictured here against the Ararat Eagles, led the team in Mel Beal's absense against Glenthompson Dunkeld last Saturday. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

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Pumas showing improvement

Hawks soar to commanding win - feature photo

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Hawks soar to commanding win

Eagles break clear in dominant second-half surge - feature photo

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Eagles break clear in dominant second-half surge

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Magpies coach Nathan Kenyon bursts away from Angus Parnell. PHOTO BY CHRIS GRAETZ

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Magpies dominate Lions in second half

It was a tale of two halves with Ararat Eagles too good for Moyston Willaura. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

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Eagles overpower Pumas

Mt William Station owner, Will Abbott, right, was congratulated at the Bluestone Stables launch by Grampians Wimmera Mallee Tourism chief executive, Mark Sleeman.

Historic stables reimagined at Mount William Station

Eagles defender Emily Kelly battles Pumas Maevie Price. PHOTO BY HENRY DALKIN

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Eagles bounce back

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