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Former South full forward Rod Tregenza plays for South Mandurah in the above competition.

He is sitting on a lazy 217 goals for the season with one round to go before the finals. I assume his side has made the finals

That's a ridiculous amount of goals at any level.
What's the standard like?

Dogwatcher wrote:That's a ridiculous amount of goals at any level.
What's the standard like?

And what's his biggest haul ?

I haven't watched any games in that league but I don't think it's particularly strong. There are a handfull of payers who have gone on to play WAFL with Peel Thunder though.

Not sure of Trigger's biggest haul but he did kick 22 last week !!!

Im pretty sure he's kicked over 100 goals comfortably for the last 3-4 years

217 from 17 matches, with the South Mandurah Falcons a lazy 17-0, with Mundijong Centrals two games back and Waroona a further four games behind.

At least four twenties from memory, including 43 in the last two weekends against the bottom two sides (21 v Mandurah and 22 v Harvey). Had 99 after 8 matches.

Previous highest was 197 in 2006 and 168 was his previous highest before that - don't know his 2007 tally (was 112 with one H&A round to go).

Received a bit of stick here for playing below his level, though it is unjustified to a degree. He lives in Mandurah and played with Peel Thunder and East Fremantle, as well as South Adelaide and a rookie at North Melbourne. Lives and works in the area and grew sick of the travelling involved at WAFL level (80-175km round trips).

Before last week, he was 131 goals ahead of Daniel Wilson of Mundijong Centrals (64) in the Goalkicking award - he might just get over the line in that one!

Buddy converts more chances than Tregenza he must have 217.170 or something similar...

They haven't been that inaccurate (roughly averaging 14 behinds a game), so I would have thought he'd be getting no more than 6-8 of those? Then again, I am a goal umpire in the WAAFL and not the PFL so I haven't seen him and the Falcons first hand.

Guys having seen the Peel Football League on many occassions I can confirm that it is a very strong league.

Rod Tregenza kicked 10 in the Grand Final for a season's tally of 238.

By the way, South Mandurah beat Mundijong Centrals by a lazy 23 goals in a surprising result (margin-wise).

Is Sean Wrigley still the South Mandurah coach? If so he is building a very impressive record down there having a guy kick 234 goalsdoes help though doesn't it!

Yes, he is.

Scott Simister also plays there.

The team they beat in the GF had David Morgan (former Sth Adelaide/Swan Districts/East Fremantle player) his brother Jason Morgan (Swan Districts/East Fremantle) and Brent Jones (East Fremantle/Perth) playing in it I was told. All very good players, so a sign of the strength of the league!

Dogmatic wrote:Scott Simister also plays there.

HAHA Scott Simister, theres a blast from the past. Has he come down yet after that massive hanger he took rd.1 in the early 90's against the pies??

Scott Simister put the Peel thunder on the map!!

SS nearly won the goal kicking at 2 league clubs....

IN THE ONE SEASON!!!