GANMAIN-Grong Grong-Matong produced an eight-goal final term to enjoy come from behind and beat Collingullie-Glenfield Park on Saturday.
The Lions were 37 points down early in the final term but produced a barnstorming finish to ruin the Demons’ top three chances, 17.17 (119) to 17.9 (111) at Ganmain Sportsground.
James Lawton and Curtis Steele put on a show up forward in the final term as they stole the show and led GGGM to victory.
The performance could have been a little frustrating for GGGM supporters given their finals hopes are gone, but Lions coach Jayden Kotzur was happy to finish the year with a win.
“It’s a bit of both, but we wanted to finish the year on a high,” Kotzur said.
“It was a great team effort, he boys stuck at it, never gave in and it’s a great way to finish the year.”
Demons defender Geoff Spriggs suffered a bad finger injury, while GGGM’s Nathan McPherson did his hamstring.
Full-time
GANMAIN-GGM (119)
0.2 5.6 9.12 17.17
COLLINGULLIE-GP (111)
6.1 9.3 14.7 17.9
Goals: (GGGM) C Steele 6, J Lawton 5, M White 2, N Irvine 2, J McCaig, J Kotzur; (CGP) C Gordon 4, J Kennedy 3, B Ambler 3, N Kennedy 2, H Perryman 2, M Beckmans, J Turnbull, J Morris.
Best: (GGGM) J Lawton, B Walsh, M White, J Kotzur, C Steele, A Clarke; (CGP) J Klemke, C Jackson, H Perryman, L Moore, T Hines, M Beckmans.
