Gallery | Edna Harling Shield finals places set following mini-knockout midweek clash

Feb 11, 2025

Tallygaroopna's Matt Robertson and Brian Hogg would have liked what they were looking at in a handy midweek win. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

The region’s top midweek division has officially cleared its last hurdle before finals — but one outing carried particular weight on its shoulders.

Tallygaroopna's Tony Rendina advances forth. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

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Tatura-Hill Top entertained Seymour in a fourth versus fifth ‘win and in’ mini-final that served as the undisputed highlight of Tuesday morning’s Goulburn Valley Playing Area Edna Harling Shield action.

With most of the finals picture cleared up already, we got a deservedly tooth-and-nail affair out west that saw the home side snatch a precious finals berth from Seymour’s hands in a priceless 14-61 to 2-58 triumph.

Shepparton Park's Ernie Salvemini rears back to deliver. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Tallygaroopna's Greg Rowan analyses where they've all fallen. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Shepparton Golf tuned up for finals in solid nick after qualifying second, accounting for Euroa 13-57 to 3-49, but those three points were just enough for the visitors to avoid wooden-spoon status.

Shepparton Park's Kevin Thorn goes for placement. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Shepparton Park's Ross Higgins steers one down the line. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

That was because East Shepparton, who finished the campaign on a high with a tight 13-52 to 3-50 win over eliminated Kyabram, ultimately came just one point short of moving off the bottom.

Shepparton Park's Joy Gardam adopts her stance. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Tallygaroopna's Robert Jones was part of a big rink win. Photo by Rechelle Zammit

Rechelle Zammit was on the greens to capture snaps as leading side Tallygaroopna made an emphatic statement against finals-bound Shepparton Park with a 16-66 to 0-48 sweep.