Western Border showstopper

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CAT ATTACK: Casterton Sandford’s Will Macdonald stood tall for the Cats on Saturday, serving his side well in the ruck, as well as in a marking contest and around the ground. His efforts saw him with the best best-on-ground honours for his team. Picture: JAMES MURPHY
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IN a week filled with upsets in Western Border football, it can not be denied the match of the round was across the border, where ladder leader Casterton Sandford hosted second-placed Millicent at Island Park.

With both teams stepping up to new levels this season a close game was expected, but nobody could have tipped the outcome, as the final result saw the two sides share the points with a 75-all draw.

The match was a classic arm wrestle

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