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Cardi draw in pink game

Opportunities galore but no goals.

That was the story for Cardinia Storm’s women’s team, which was forced to settle for a 0-0 draw against Croydon on Saturday.

In a tough and intense game, the Storm stepped up at crucial times and showed their ability to come together as a unit.

While both teams had several chances to take the ascendancy, it was Cardinia that had more of the play, led by Maddy Reincastle up forward, and fullback Lauren Walsh.

The result has Cardinia sitting fifth on the ladder, one point behind fourth-placed Southern United and two clear of Frankston.

Meanwhile, the men won by forfeit against Collegians-X, and now sit four points clear on top of the table.

Meanwhile, the under-14s won 3-2 in a goal for goal affair against Croydon in a game which highlighted their development and continued growth.

Saturday was also the team’s Breast Cancer Network Australia round, with Cardinia having a cake stall and wearing pink socks to raise awareness and funds for an important cause.

There is a league-wide bye for both teams on Saturday due to the King’s Birthday long weekend.

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