Ouyen United see good turnout

SFNL: Ouyen United coach Andy Jardine. Picture: Louise Donges
Sunraysia Daily

OUYEN United co-coach Andy Jardine is encouraged by large numbers at pre-season training, including returning SFNL premiership players Tom and Alex Morrish, Dean Jardine and Aron Morrish.

Andy Jardine has also been impressed by the form of defender Kale Barker, who has been setting a demanding pace in endurance and speed work.

“Attendance has been pleasing – more than we managed for pre-season last year – with about 30 most nights and sometimes up to 40,” Jardine said.

“Kale Barker, Ben Mole and Tom and Alex Morrish have all been standouts on the track.”

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