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Andrew Moir
Andrew Moir
Sports Journalist

Brock-Burrum fell in last year's decider, they didn't want any deja vu
TITLE TIME: Brocklesby-Burrumbuttock opener Jordan Schilg works the ball to leg during his team's 50-run win in Saturday's Hume League grand final. The club had fallen in last year's decider. Pictures: ASH SMITH
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Wiscombe takes next step in Knights system
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Ex-Albury back-rower Liam Wiscombe will make his NSW Cup debut for Newcastle. He spent last season at Western Suburbs in Newcastle.
Perryman happy to head home for AFL trial
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RETURN VISIT: Harry Perryman enters his sixth season with Greater Western Sydney after clocking up 70 games. He was selected by the Giants with pick number 14 in the 2016 Draft. Picture: GETTY IMAGES
Collins set to add size to Thunder pack
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SAM'S THE MAN: Sam Collins has played first grade in the powerful Newcastle competition, so he will be expected to lead. Picture: ASH SMITH
Driscoll nominates Lavington as second club
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NEW VENTURE: Jack Driscoll will play at Ovens and Murray League club Lavington when free of VFL commitments with Werribee. Picture: Peter Doherty
Toby a long way from home for Thunder opportunity
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HOME AND AWAY: Albury Thunder's Izaak Toby is a couple of days drive from home, but he's excited to make a new home at Greenfield Park. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE
Boxing Day boost for Border fraternity
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THRILLER: Jodie Bohr-trained Classy Nigella (far side) edges out Mitch Beer's Meladia at Albury on Sunday.
Gibbons frustrated by the ending to his AFL career
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Michael Gibbons played 47 games at Carlton over the past three seasons, but will spend the next three with Yarrawonga. Picture: CARLTON FC
Gibbons heads from Carlton to Yarrawonga
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Michael Gibbons played 47 games at Carlton from 2019-2021 and is also a two-time winner of the VFL's best and fairest, the J.J. Liston Trophy. Picture: CARLTON FC
Border Bullets want to stare down Wagga hoodoo
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Border Bullets co-coaches Trent Ball (left) and playing all-rounder Liam Scammell will look to guide CAW's team back to the Sydney Cricket Ground.
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