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B Grade playing first grand final since 2016



The Warburton – Millgrove FNC B Grade are playing their first Grand Final since 2016 on Saturday 2 September.

Although it is a new playing group, so for majority, it a first Senior Grand Final appearance.

They have a big contest tomorrow against top of the ladder Broadford, despite beating them by 7 goals in the first final.

Coach Karly Wappett said that B grade had an incredible first final to beat Broadford for the first time this year. Broadford is such a strong opponent so it will be a really tough game for them.

“The girls have worked incredible hard on and off the court this season and are hoping to pull through with the goods this week,” she said.

Here is how Burras and Broadford have gone against each other in 2023:

ROUND 1: Broadford 43 to Burras 32

ROUND 6: Burras 48 to Broadford 22

ROUND 12: Broadford 43 to Burras 39

FINAL 1: Broadford 32 to Burras 39

Cheer on the B Grade girls to bring on the flag at 1:10pm! Set to be a good match! Good luck girls. Get your much deserved win!

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