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... A whole new ball game - AFL - Sport - smh.com.au NEWS register www.smh.com.au Home » Sport » AFL » Article A whole new ball game Email Print Normal font Large font Red alert … the Swans have consigned last year's flag to history as senior players such as co-captain Barry Hall, below left, stress their focus is all about the new season.Photo: Bob Pearce April 1, 2006 The Swans have consigned last year's title to history with the focus firmly on this season, writes Richard Hinds.

THE words vary slightly but the answer is always the same.

Ask a Sydney Swan to reminisce about last year's grand final and you soon find the red-and-white curtain has descended.

That, in the unusually robotic words of Barry Hall, "our minds are on this year's challenge".

Typical of players whose incredible discipline last year extended to being deliberately, almost relentlessly bland with the media, such sentiments have become club mantra.

"We're just looking at 2006 now," Michael O'Loughlin tells you straight off the bat.

"It's all about this year now," is Lewis Roberts-Thomson's opening line.

The message to stop celebrating and start working has become ...

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... The Park Falls Herald - Park Falls, Wisconsin Local Quiz Postcards Quickpoll Calendar Stocks Yellow Pages Lottery Weather cnn Advertise Subscribe Open Forum Park Falls' Meyer second at WWF state tournament The Park Falls Herald Last Updated: Friday, March 31st, 2006 06:10:52 AM PARK FALLS - Devon Meyer of Park Falls placed second at the Wisconsin Wrestling Federation state tournament on Friday and Saturday, March 24 and 25, at the Alliant Energy Center Coliseum in Madison.

Also placing from the Park Falls Wrestling Club were Isaac Weik of Butternut, fifth, and Wyatt Juneau of Park Falls, sixth.

Meyer, in the 1993-94 120-pound division, started his tournament with a pin of Dillion Dewey of Stoughton in 58 seconds.

In his second match, he scored a 12-0 decision over Chris Wheeler of Manawa to move into the finals, where Bradley Dolezal of Marshfield scored a 13-0 decision.

Weik, in the 1997-98 75-pound division, notched a 9-1 win over Derek Logteman of Milton Monsters in his first match.

Weik then scored a 4-0 win over Jordan Powell of Sauk-Prairie to move into the semifinals, where Garrett Gunderson of Shiocton pulled out a 3-2 win.

Weik fell 5-0 to Brady Wetter of Dodgeville, then beat Collin Schumacher of Saukville, 4-1, for fifth place.

Juneau, in the 1997-98 72-pound weight class, scored a 5-1 decision over Jacob Larson of Belleville in his opening match.

Austin Powell of Sauk-Prairie notched a 4-0 win over Juneau in the semifinals.

Juneau pinned Nathan Freun...