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Outer East FN: Mullett kicks eight, Garner six as Wandin overpowers Woori Yallock
Don't miss out on the headlines from Local Footy. Followed categories will be added to My News. Aaron Mullett has achieved a lot in football but he's never kicked a century of goals. That's set to change, though, with the Wandin wizard moving to 83 for the season after a bag of eight against Woori Yallock on Saturday. With seven games left, plus finals, the ex-AFL Roo and Blue should do it on the bit. 'It's going to be a special day,' Mullett's coach at Wandin, Nick Adam, said. But just when Mullett will notch the ton has created much interest. Outer East put up a Facebook post on Monday asking for predictions, in what round he'll kick his 100th, and how many he'll finish up with this season. Most responses had him reaching the century in another three matches, in round 14, when Wandin hosts Olinda Ferny Creek. As for how many Mullett could end up with by season's end, there were predictions of between 111 and 127. There's also the possibility of Mullett missing a game or two in the back end as Wandin, with an eye on finals, manages its star — although Adam said the club hadn't scheduled any games off for the 33-year-old. 'His body is feeling really good,' Adam said. 'We manage his load through the week … he is professional as anyone in what he does to prepare to play footy.' Adam said the Bulldogs would play Mullett 'if he feels he's ready and fresh'. 'I think once we get the 100 out of the way then that becomes another conversation about what we do leading into finals,' Adam said. 'I have this conversation all the time but players want to play. 'And whether you're 34 or 21 … it's instinctual to them, it's in their DNA. 'But we're mindful that we need him to be the best version of himself in September.' On Saturday, Mullett combined with Joel Garner, who kicked six goals, to overpower Woori Yallock 17.15 (117) to 14.9 (93). The Bulldogs named Cayden Black as their best player after his strong and impressive display in the midfield. 'He's a ripper kid, a ripper human, tough and uncompromising would be the way I'd describe him,' Adam said of Black. Macauley Beckwith was also influential for Wandin, kicking a goal in the last quarter as the Bulldogs edged ahead. 'He went on ball and was our best player in the last quarter when the game was up for grabs,' Adam said of Beckwith. 'The intensity that he played at for that (last) 30 minutes was a step above almost everybody else.' Wandin debuted two teenagers: 16yo Camden Jones, who played on a wing, and Riley Gray, who played in the back six. Both did well. 'We feel like we've got a defined pathway of talent that's going to come through,' Adam said. 'There's about eight of them in under 18s who look like they could potentially be 100 game players for the club.' Wandin's Harrison van Duuren was taken to hospital after copping an accidental knock. Wandin hosts Monbulk on Saturday.
Yahoo
22-04-2025
- Yahoo
Investigation underway after two people found dead in Wynnewood
WYNNEWOOD, Okla. (KFOR) — Two people are dead in Wynnewood after Garvin County Sheriff's deputies got a call on Friday at a marijuana grow. Sheriff Jim Mullett said there's also a house on the same property, where deputies found two people dead inside the home. The scene on East County Road 1600 in Wynnewood is still covered in crime tape. 'Once we arrived on location, it was hard to translate. We had to use google translate for an Asian gentleman that was there. He advised us that somebody was killed,' said Sheriff Jim Mullett with the Garvin County Sheriff's Office. Sheriff Mullett said when they got there, they found two adult men dead inside the home 'One was of Hispanic origin and the other one was Asian,' said Sheriff Mullett. OBN seizes fentanyl, meth during bust in western Oklahoma No names have been released yet, but both were taken to the medical examiner for further investigation. Investigators are still looking into when or why this happened. 'There's some things that that we're looking at that doesn't appear to be a robbery. And what I mean by that is, is the lack of evidence. We're not canceling that out,' said Sheriff Mullet. As the search for who did this goes on, the question of how many people are involved is up in the air. 'We do not know if it's multiple or just one. But obviously, we're doing what we can to find that out as quickly as we possibly can to try to track down those people, said Hunter McKee, Public Information OSBI. Investigators are not yet releasing how the victims died. There are no arrests made as of now, but Sheriff Mullett confirmed the leads they're following haven't caused them to look out of state. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
