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Round 12

Casey Bendigo

Sunday 5th July

Seniors 2pm

Reserves 11.10am

Casey Fields

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HEART AND PRIDE

TARGET 500

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Wall stands tall to reach 50

Vice Captain and reining Gairdner- Clark medallist James Wall knocks up his 50^th Game this week for the Scorpions. Wall who was played 49 of the most consistent games will reach the milestone on Sunday.Wall has knocked up some glowing accolades in his 49 appearances for the Scorpions, which include VFL Team of the year and being awarded Gairdner-Clarke Medallists in 2008 and is a firm favourite to add a second to his trophy cabinet.

Football Manager Craig Lees, was only too happy to reflect on the vice captain. “Wall is a vital part of our footy club, he is super valuable for us, because as at 198cm he can play anywhere, he has tremendous character and will be pivotal to our clubs success in the next few years”.

R12 Teams

Round 12 and Casey returns home to take on Bendigo. Bendigo who will be strengthen by Marc McVeigh will provide the scorpions with a tough clash as the Scorps will be looking for redemption after a disappointing fade out against Williamstown. A few injuries have occurred, so a couple of reserves players may get thier chance. Look who's playing here

Snowy Fenton

EDWARD ``Snowy'' Fenton never married.But he is happy to say that for most of his life he was wed to Springvale football.

Fenton, 78, and with the fitness that comes from long daily walks, usually with his old Maltese terrier Molly clipping at his heels, has lived on Heatherton Rd for 65 years. And his association with football extends to 59.

By Paul Amy- Leader News

Round 11 Report

ONE player thumped his boots on the floor, trying to dislodge dirt and grass. It was a good way to blow off steam.But the rest of the Casey Scorpions sat in the changerooms in silence, knowing they'd blown Saturday's Round 11 VFL match against Williamstown at Point Gellibrand.

They'd gone into the last change with a 35-point lead after a sparkling third quarter that helped overcome some woeful inaccuracy in the first half

By Paul Amy- Leader News

Scorpions shattered

Melbourne-listed Casey Scorpion Paul Wheatley leads Williamstown forward Patrick Rose to the ball during the Seagulls’ four-point win on Saturday.Picture: Kristian Scott

ALL Casey Scorpions coach Peter German could hope after Saturday’s heart-breaking four-point loss to Williamstown was that his players learned something.

But that would be of little solace for German after watching his side give up a 35-point three-quarter-time advantage to fall to its fifth defeat from 10 matches.

By Marc McGowan- Star News

THE LUCK OF THE BOUNCE

History is starting to repeat itself for the Casey Scorpions. As has been the case on a number of occasions already this year, they again had a big scalp in their grasp on Saturday at Point Gellibrand against Williamstown and again they allowed it to slip away with some careless play and crucial skill errors. This time they fell by four points after leading for most of the second half and at one stage in the third quarter they were almost seven goals in front.

By KC from Casey