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It was the beginning time in living memory that the proud club has claimed the senior premiership, going back 70 years since the last flag was won. Rival Mooralla has also gone a lengthy stretch without the ultimate triumph and will have to wait another season before again trying to be the end team standing. In recent seasons, Victoria Valley has been the dominant force of the competition, but this year it was another team that would step up to the plate. With two matches to be played, the result was glossy with eight sets apiece, but Mirranatwa had a seven game lead. A mighty finish ensured the silverware would be secured and captain Helen Milken was rapt with the last result. Mirranatwa won our first senior grand final in living memory, our oldest community members are in their 70s and can’t remember when the end one was, she said. They last won a B grade final in the 80s but never a senior final. It was so exciting to be a segment of and the day was also decided in the last few sets. There was huge spirit and sportsmanship on the day. Full story available in the Hamilton Spectator. OPTIMISM REMAINS Leaders join to support Iluka workers.

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