Clint Shields kicks six goals in Turvey Park's 23-point win over Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong

By Matt Malone
Updated July 16 2017 - 6:09pm, first published 6:00pm
RACE IS ON: GGGM captain-coach Luke Sicker and Turvey Park's John Hoey battle for the ball at Ganmain Sportsground on Sunday. Picture: Laura Hardwick
RACE IS ON: GGGM captain-coach Luke Sicker and Turvey Park's John Hoey battle for the ball at Ganmain Sportsground on Sunday. Picture: Laura Hardwick

A SEVEN-goal second term proved the difference as Turvey Park kept their faint finals hopes alive with a 23-point win over Ganmain-Grong Grong-Matong on Saturday.

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