Edition 12 Weekly Wrap 2013 – Round 10

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In Edition 12 of the “Weekly Wrap” we cover:

Highlights of the Round. Who was the Highest Goal-kicker for Round 10?

Round 10 Milestones.

Round 10 team results and match reports from games played on Sunday 23 June

2013.

Tisher Liner FC Law “Legal Tip of the Week”.

Results of the U14 (div 1) & U15 (div 1) AFL Victoria Metropolitan Junior Championships Grand Finals.

Have you entered the WWC’s?

Acknowledging this weekends AFL “Women’s Round”.

School Holiday Football Program.

Round 10 Pic’s.

Seniors Wrap – Round 10.

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Highlights of the Round

Of the 18 matches played, 8 teams recorded wins and all would have enjoyed singing the AJAX song after the match. The round saw the U15 Jackettes win their 1st match, the U9 Jets, U10 Jets & U15 Comets their 2nd consecutive win and the U9 Comets made it 3 in a row. The winning teams were:

U9 Comets by 9 points (3rd consecutive win).

U9 Jets by 15 points (2nd consecutive win).

U10 Jets by 82 points (2nd consecutive win).

U11 Jets by 43 points.

U12 Stars by 15 points.

U15 Jackettes (Girls) by 4 points. (1st win for the season).

U15 Comets by 158 points (2nd consecutive win).

U16’s by 1 point.

Highest Individual Goal-Kicker

The “golden boot” for Round 10 goes to: Dylan Nadelman (U15 Comets) who kicked 6 goals in his team’s massive 158 point win.

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Milestones

This week the following boys all registered personal milestones.

Lachlan Port (U11 Comets) – 50 games Lochie was unable to celebrate his 50th with a win but he was named as one of the best and he would have enjoyed reaching this milestone.

Lachlan New (U11 Jets) – 50 games Lachlan had a double reason to celebrate, 1st his 50th game and his team had a convincing win by 43 points.

Josh Peker (U12 Comets) – 50 games

Although Josh was unable to celebrate his 50th with a win, he also would have enjoyed reaching this milestone.

Kai Yaffe (U12 Stars) – 50 games Although Kai was only able to play in the 2nd half of the match (due to another commitment), he will celebrate his 50th + 1 sensational games next match.

Mazel-Tov to all boys on reaching your milestones.

Lochie Port in front of his milestone banner

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Round 10 Team Results & Match Reports

U9 Comets: Ajax 7.5 (47) d Oakleigh Dragons 5.8 (38) Goals: C. Sheezel 3, H. Sheezel 2, Eliau, Tadmore Best: Chrapot, Eliau, Joseph, C Sheezel, H Sheezel, Spicer Match Report Most participants in sport understand the enjoyment that comes when you win a game from behind and the Ajax Under 9 Comets experienced just that against the Oakleigh Dragons in frosty conditions at a big ground - the W.A. Scammell Reserve, Oakleigh South. The team opened well but gave away a late goal in the first term to lead by only a point at quarter time. The home side dominated the clearances early in the second quarter but this time it was a late goal to Ajax that helped them to fight back to be in arrears by only 9 points at the main break. Fighting injuries and a strong, confident side, the Jackers courageously drew back to be level at three quarter time and a strong final team saw the team record its third win in a row. U9 Jets: Ajax 6.6 (42) d Dingley Red 4.3 (27) Goals: Wasbutzki 3, Zielinkski 2, Nagar Best: Fell, Michelson, Mitsel, Nagar, Wasbutzki, Zielinkski Match Report Led by captain Tye and Jack, U9 Jets returned to the small Corrigan Oval looking to defeat the Dingoes once again as we did in Round 4. Dingley brought with them their physical style of play but Ajax matched it with them and ran out convincing 15 point winners. Corey played an amazing game with lots of possessions and kicked 3 great goals while Mia had a great time in the forward line slotting through 2 of her own. Gilad was reliable again on the scoreboard and Brodie solid in the backline. It was a tough encounter but a solid hard fought win by the entire team! U9 Stars: East Malvern 7.3 (45) d Ajax 2.7 (19) Goals: Fried 1,Shuster 1 Best: Fried, Kaye, Levin, Rosham, Shuster, Woolf Match Report The Under 9 Stars came up against the undefeated East Malvern team today, and soon learnt what is takes to play tough contested footy. Led by captains for the day, Oscar Kaye and Walter Minc, the Stars found themselves down by 3 quick goals at Qtr time. The coaches stated the team rules at Qtr time and by half time the Stars were right back in the game, trailing by 2 pts. The stars continued to try hard but were no match on the day for the tougher opposition. The stars continue to learn to be first to the ball and attack at all times. With the lightning premiership 2 games away, the Stars continue to improve their skills and attack on the footy, in readiness for the big day.

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U10 Comets: East Sandringham 7.8 (50) d Ajax 6.8 (44) Goals: Bergman 2, Siegel 2, Nissen, Peker Best: Bergman, N Hershan, Jacobs, Mond, Peker, Siegel Match Report The boys were challenged today playing in new positions and responded as we knew they would - with a tenacity and determination that we have come to expect from the Comets. It was a hard fought tussle all day and the boys were piped on the line. Despite the loss we saw some fantastic games today from the boys that highlighted their versatility and skills. We are very proud of the effort and know that we will keep working and improving every week and the result may differ next time. U10 Jets: Ajax 16.11 (107) d Murrumbeena Maroon 3.7 (25) Goals: Bardas 4, Efron 2, Ehrlich 2, Kras 2, Landau 2, Maisner 2, Kanat, Olcha Best: Bardas, Ehrlich, Hatchuel, Kras, Kupshik, La Sala Match Report Today the team came to play and win, and they did. A dominant first half by the Jets, with a great team effort. In the third quarter the opposition started to come back, and it became an even quarter. In previous weeks the Jets let the opposition in the final quarter, but this week a strong defence and good play added 6 goals to the score and made the game a victory for the Jets! U11 Comets: East Sandringham 10.11 (71) d Ajax 7.1 (43) Goals: Anidam 2, Brick 2, Gross 2, Zuker Best: Deane, Gold, Gross, Port, Star, Taranto Match Report Despite a few key positioned Jackas out of the game, as well as suffering a couple of injuries during the game, the U11 Comets bravely fought hard for three quarters against top positioned East Sandringham. At three quarter time the score sat even. However a lacklustre and tired looking fourth quarter led to East Sandringham scoring 5 unanswered goals to win quite comfortably. It was a disappointing last quarter for the Jackas. If the boys are to win these tough last quarters against quality opposition we really need to work on playing four quarters of football rather than only three. Congratulations to a star defender, Lachie Port for playing 50 games.

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U11 Jets: Ajax 8.9 (57) d St Bedes Mentone 2.2 (14) Goals: Fibishenko 3, Sheezel 2, Bursztyn, H Carp, Waislitz Best: Faiman, Fibishenko, Grodski, Herskope, Lenga, Sheezel Match Report With both of their coaches on an involuntary mid-season break, the U11 Jets put in their best four quarter effort for the year against St Bede’s Mentone. With the Jets sitting mid ladder, every game for the rest of the season is a crunch game if the Jets are to figure in the finals this season. Taking up the challenge the boys were fierce at the contest from the first siren, tackling with intent and getting numbers to every contest. The rewards came as their intensity rattled the opposition and the flood gates opened. Special mention to Barry Carp and Ricky Smorgon who stood up today in the absence of our regular coaches. Both did their prospects no harm in the shortlisting process for the Melbourne football job. Go Jets! U12 Comets: Murrumbeena Gold 10.8 (68) d Ajax 3.4 (22) Goals: Levine 2, Lipton Best: Siegel, Harris, Nissen, Levine, Bloom, Zukerman Match Report Determined effort in the first half and very competitive, but fell away in the second half to be over run by a good running team. Great games again from our two on ballers, and a personal best game from Jesse Nissen. We need to regain the intensity of the first half and use it in the remaining games to hopefully pinch a few wins. U12 Jets: St Kilda City 6.11(47) d Ajax 2.1 (13) Goals: Jacobs 2 Best: Cowan, Duieb, Franks, Goldberg, Jacobs, Nirens Match Report Got off to a slow start against very strong opposition which once again cost us dearly. Following half time, the Jackers showed their grit going in hard – but disposal by foot let us down throughout the day. We have had a tough draw but have been competitive in all games so the team takes confidence going into next week’s home fixture.

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U12 Stars: Ajax 4.12 (36) d Hampton 3.3 (21) Goals: N Micmacher 2, N Star 2 Best: Kalb, Machlin, N Micmacher, Samuels, Segeal, Winnik Match Report Despite the absence of Arndt, Lang, Feldman and Freedman the Stars won their game. The 1st qtr saw many opportunities but none of them converted. Machlin and Winnik could not be penetrated and their tackling was sublime. By the 2nd Qtr, Kalb staked his claim on the game – he was superb in getting the ball to the forward pocket each and every time. 3rd and 4th quarter saw a tough contest with scoring on both sides, however Lipp managed to contain Hampton after he was moved into defence. Samuels got the coaches attention with much action in 4th qtr. Special thanks to 2 x awesome U11 players – Noah Star scored the first 2 goals of the game and Jeremy Deane excelled on the field with fearless tackling – thanks guys

U13 Jets: Waverley Park 7.11 (53) d Ajax 4.6 (30) Goals: Star 3, Kupshik 1 Best: Aisen, Briggs, Pat, Smorgon, Star, Zeimer Match Report A vastly improved effort by the boys today. With no one on the bench, the boys put their hearts, bodies and souls into today’s game. Really unlucky not to win this one. A little more consistency and that fat lady will move right down to the boundary line and right out of the stalls and sing proudly. Well done boys. Fabulous effort today! U13 Comets: Ormond 7.8 (50) d Ajax 7.7 (49) Goals: Efron 2, Hymans 2, Lincoln, Ossip, Webb Best: Antman, Efron, Hendel, Lincoln, Michelson, Wise Match Report Again beautiful conditions for footy a massive ground meant run and carry with the ball a must. With 18 of us against 17 we thought we could get on top of them early which we did but in the end our boys could not match their hunger and desire. The game was there for us to be won but unfortunately lost by a single point, we hope that this shattering defeat will only mean that the boys come out stronger and with more desire for the rest of the season. U14 Comets: Mt Waverley 11.11 (77) d Ajax 6.4 (40) Goals: Syber 2, Beaconsfield, Berlinski, Liberman, Opat Best: Berlinski, Rosham, Shapiro, Spilkin, Syber, Velleman Match Report A solid four quarter performance today. All the boys put in a great effort and the team can holds their heads high that they gave it everything. You can’t ask for more than that. There are a number of boys who are unlucky to not be named in the best.

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U15 Girls: Ajax Jackettes 2.12 (24) d Mt Waverley Falcons 3.2 (20) Goals: Friedman 1, Silver 1. Best: Altman, Friedman, I Guoga, Silver, Wise, Zivin Match Report Who are we, where are we, we’re the Girls from AJAX Football club……… What a fabulous way to start this week’s match report. Today the Jackettes were back playing at home against a new team in the Mt Waverley Falcons and 14 Jackettes ran onto oval 4 behind the Captain for the match, Bianca Silver. The 1st quarter had the Jackettes pumping the ball into their forward line on at least 8 occasions but couldn’t register a score. The 2nd quarter saw the Jackettes score 1 goal & I point and went into the break 5 points down. Coach Braham & Asst Coach Danielle’s address was for them to kick long and direct and once in the forward line keep it in there. The Jackettes carried out the instructions but instead of kicking goals in the quarter they kicked 7 points. They came into the huddle 1 point up. The Jackettes came into the huddle all “pumped up” and eager to get back onto the field for the final 15 minutes. The final quarter saw the Jackettes have 2 early shots on goal but only registered points so they were 3 points up. Mt Waverley scored a behind then followed up with a quick goal so the Jackettes were now 4 points behind. The Jackettes were desperate for the ball and kept the ball in the forward line but finding it hard to score that elusive goal. A further 2 points were kicked so they were now 2 points behind. 7 minutes were left on the clock and the fight for the ball was intense by both teams. The Jackettes full back (Cassie) drifted forward and her long shot for goal bounced through for a much needed team lifting (and subsequent match winning goal). Michael Rothschild who was officiating at the end to which the Jackettes were kicking to jumped up with jubilation before signalling the goal. Parents & coaches did the same thing. Mt Waverley had one last foray into their forward line but it was marked by Cheryl. The siren rang to end the game and the jubilation on the girl’s faces, coaches and parents was a sight to behold. After acknowledging the umpire and the opposition with “3 cheers” and then shaking hands with them, everyone involved with the team couldn’t get back to the change-rooms quick enough to form a circle and blast out the words, and I mean blast out the words…..Who are we, where are we, we’re the Girls from AJAX Football club, we fight for victory, losers we’ll never be, as we fight for the flag, AJAX, AJAX, up the ladder we go higher, every forward is a flyer, every backman is a trier, AJAX, AJAX, AJAX football club is here. Well done girls, everyone was so proud of your efforts today, enjoy the next 2 weeks off and when we front up to Mordialloc Braeside on the 14th July, let’s aim to make it back-to-back wins. U15 Jets: East Malvern 10.5 (65) d Ajax 8.9 (57) Goals: J Cohen 3, Davis 2, Nissenbaum, Paltiel, Wise Best: J Cohen, Krakauer, Nissenbaum, Paltiel, Shalev, Wise Match Report The u15 jets suffered another heartbreaking loss, the third for the year, at the hand of the second place east malvern. Playing part of the game a man short the boys played some of their best footy for the year, only to be overrun late in the game.

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U15 Comets: Ajax 28.13 (181) d Mordialloc Braeside 3.5 (23) Goals: Nadelman (6), Cohen (5), Hymans (5), Klooger (3), Takac (3), Glasser (2), Belnick, Givoni, Lipszyc, Rosenbaum Best: Cohen, Hymans, Lipszyc, Nadelman, J Port, Zeimer Match Report None reported. U16: Ajax 7.8 (50) d St Peters 6.13 (49) Goals: Levy 4, Ash, New, Teleshevsky Best: Baron, Kingston, Korman, Levy, Michelson, New Match Report A tough tight game befitting the top two teams. Never anything in it, but the team fought incredibly hard in the final quarter. Well done to every player. U17: St Peters 9.13 (67) d Ajax 9.4 (58) Goals: Klien 3, Brygel 2, Havin 2, Marom, Shapiro Best: Alter, Braverman, Burston, Fitt, Marom, Velleman Match Report Looking to back up a win after the previous week, the boys came switched on and ready to go. The midfielders fought tirelessly all day, with the usual suspects having outstanding games. Although, this wasn't consistent enough, and it showed on the scoreboard, going down by 9 points.

Tisher Liner FC Law “Legal Tip of the Week”

In season 2013 the Wrap will cover a NEW Legal Tip that EVERYONE should read. It will

be provided by , one of the club’s sponsors.

This week’s LEGAL TIP OF THE WEEK is:

POWERS OF ATTORNEY

A Power of Attorney is a document authorising one or more persons (known as “Attorney/s”) to sign contracts, agreements, deeds and other documents and to make decisions, on behalf of the person who grants the power (often called the “Donor”). There are several types of Powers of Attorney. The most common forms are General Powers of Attorney and Enduring Powers of Attorney (Financial). A General Power of Attorney is often used for shorter periods of time, for example when the Donor is travelling overseas and requires documents to be signed by an Attorney in his/her absence, and is no longer valid if the Donor becomes of unsound mind. An Enduring Power of Attorney operates in a similar way but remains valid even when the Donors lose their mental or physical capacity, so this form is used more widely for elderly persons for example. Unless revoked earlier, an Enduring Power of Attorney ordinarily remains valid until the death of the Donor.

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Other forms of Power of Attorney include Enduring Powers of Attorney (Medical Treatment) where the Attorney is appointed to make medical treatment decisions if the Donor loses capacity to do so, and Enduring Powers of Guardianship, where the Attorney is appointed to make lifestyle decisions, such as where the Donor lives, in the event that the Donors lose capacity to make those decisions for themselves. Donors need to choose their Attorneys very carefully to ensure that they enter into agreements and make decisions having regard to the best interests of the Donor. A Power of Attorney may be made and revoked at any time, subject to the Donor having sufficient mental capability to make decisions at the time of revocation. Please contact Ron Cohen of Tisher Liner FC Law to discuss any of your legal needs.

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In 2013 we combined the legal prowess of Tisher Liner & Co. and FC LAW. These two firms combine to give you a reputable and knowledgeable firm where accessible professional leadership by our partners, Ron Cohen, Alan Goldstone, Frank Tisher, Michael Fetter, Jonathan Tisher, Simon Abraham, and Sam Recht,

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Results of the AFL Victoria Metropolitan Junior Championship Grand Finals

U14 Division 1 On Saturday 22 June the U14 Division 1 interleague team featuring Ash Berlinsky played their Grand Final match against the Eastern Football League (EFL) team at Shepley Oval in Dandenong. After waking up to a cold morning the match kicked off at 12.15 with the sun shining down on Shepley oval. The SMJFL team were up against a stronger opposition and after an even 1st quarter the boys from the EFL asserted their authority on the game eventually running out winners by 56 points. Quarter by Quarter scores were: SMJFL 1.3.9 3.4.22 6.7.43 8.9.57 EFL 4.3.27 8.4.52 14.6.90 17.11.113 The AJFC congratulates Ash for his tremendous efforts in the Victorian Metropolitan Junior Championships.

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U15 Division 1 Following the U14 Division 1 match, the U15 Division 1 team featuring Ash Krakauer & Jonah Wise took to the field at 2.30pm, also playing off against Eastern Football League (EFL) team. The 1st quarter saw both teams go goal for goal with the scores being even at the ¼ time break. The 2nd quarter saw the EFL team assert their authority on the game by scoring 3 majors to the SMJFL’s 1 goal. At the ½ time break the EFL team were up by 14 points. The 3rd quarter saw Ash & Jonah’s team come out fighting and they kicked 4 straight goals in the quarter to 2 and they trailed by 6 points at ¾ time. The match was there for the taking by both teams and in a tough & desperate last quarter the SMJFL gave it all they had. Unfortunately they couldn’t bridge the gap and went down by 10 points. Quarter by Quarter scores were: SMJFL 3.1.19 4.4.28 8.4.52 9.7.61 EFL 3.1.19 6.5.41 8.10.58 10.11.71 Jonah slotted a major for the SMJFL team. The AJFC congratulates Ash & Jonah for their tremendous efforts in the Victorian Metropolitan Junior Championships.

Next Saturday (29/6) will see the U14 Division 2 team featuring Jeremy Bassat & Jake Liberman playing against the Eastern Football League?? (EFL) team in their grand final at Shepley Oval, Pultney Street, Dandenong. Game starts at 12.00noon.

The AJFC encourages all supports to make the journey Dandenong on Saturday to watch the Jackas boys in action. The club and all the Jackas supporters wish the boys the very best and hope they are all part of the winning SMJFL Interleague team.

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Have you entered the WWC’s?

For those who have yet to enter the “Weekly Wrap Competitions” read on…. Up for grabs are General Admission tickets to see Melbourne vs Sydney on Sunday July 7 at the “G”, match time being 1.10pm. There are NO SMJFL Junior matches played that weekend due to the school holidays so it is a perfect opportunity to enter the competitions and hopefully win some tickets!!!. There are two (2) competitions you may wish to enter but only one (1) entry per each competition is permitted per each registered AJFC player. COMPETITION NUMBER 1 - “WHO AM I”? All you have to do is identify the mystery AJFC committee member in the following photo. As a hint to help you identify the person, the photo’s of the AJFC Committee Members were published in the Round 5 & Round 6 weekly wraps. (Previous weekly wraps are available on the www.ajfc.com.au website in the Weekly Wraps menu item) As a further hint the mystery person has the initials “D & A” in their name. Is it David Zivin, John Deane, Dave Michelson, David Fisher, Mark Davis or perhaps the President Dan Antman???

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To enter, individuals must email their answer who they think is the mystery person to:

publicity@ajfc.com.au by the closing date being Tuesday 2 July 2013. Entries to include the name of the individual together with the AJFC team they play for. All correct entries will go into a draw to win the prizes. Good luck!!!!! COMPETITION NUMBER 2

All you need to do is to search and find the following FOOTY THEMED WORDS from the following list. The words may be forwards, backwards, vertical, horizontal, or diagonal. Circle each letter separately and keep in mind that the letters in each THEMED WORD may be used in more than one word or as a sub-word of another word. When the FOOTY THEMED WORD SEARCH puzzle is complete, you should have 20 remaining “jumbled” letters. Using these letters, you will need to “unjumble” them to consider what you think is the correct answer to the puzzle. The answer comprises of five (5) words and as a hint some of the left-over letters have been filled in to help you find the answer: “football is played with an _ I _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ I _”. Email your answer with your name and which team you play for to:

publicity@ajfc.com.au

by the closing date being Tuesday 2 July 2013. Entries to include the name of the individual together with the AJFC team they play for.

All correct entries will go into a draw to win the prizes. Good luck!!!!!

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To start you off the words Coach & Goal have already been found for you.

AJFC

Circle Hands Point Street

Assistant Coach

Coach Helmet Princes Park Tackle

Ball

Comets Ice Runner Tape

Bell

Dover Jackas Scoreboard Team

Blades

Feet Jackettes Snag Timekeeper

Boots

Flag Jumper Snap Trainer

Boundary Line

Fullback Mark Socks Victory

Caulfield South

Goal Mouthguard South Water

Centre Goal Umpire Pen Stars

K C A B L L U F E S D N A H

D N S S N A G J A C K A S T

O G S R I I E R T N E C W U

V O I A C I R C L E P A O O

E A S T E J A C K E T T E S

R L T S G U S O A E V E P D

E U A I A M E M R I P M A L

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I P T N F E E T N U R E I I

L I C P E R O S T M E H M F

Y R O M A R K H O R N B E L

R E A T Y H G B T R I L K U

A M C H T U O S O L A A E A

D A H C A O C R L O R D E C

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AJAX JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB (AJFC) WEEKLY WRAP “COMPETITION” TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. Information on how to enter and the prize(s) form part of these Terms and Conditions. Participation in this “Competition” is deemed acceptance of these Terms and Conditions. 2. Entry is only open to registered players with the AJFC. 3. Only one (1) entry per each “Competition” is permitted per registered player. 4. The “Promoter” is the Publicity Officer of the AJFC. 5. To enter “Competition Number 1”, entrants must identify the mystery AJFC Committee Member in the Photo published in the Edition 11 Weekly Wrap 2013 – Round 9 publication. It will also be published in the following week’s Weekly Wrap (Edition 12 Weekly Wrap 2013 – Round 10 publication). 6. “Competition” Number 1” commences on 19/6/2013 and will close on 2/7/2013. 7. To enter “Competition Number 1”, individuals must email their answer to publicity@ajfc.com.au by the

closing date as specified in the “competition”. Entries are to include the name of the individual together with the AJFC team they play for. 8. To enter “Competition Number 2”, entrants must complete a Footy Themed Word Search Puzzle and

unscramble the remaining twenty (20) jumbled letters to establish the answer to the puzzle’s question. The puzzle is published in the Edition 11 Weekly Wrap 2013 – Round 9 publication. It will also be published in the following week’s Weekly Wrap (Edition 12 Weekly Wrap 2013 – Round 10 publication). 9. “Competition” Number 2” commences on 19/6/2013 and will close on 2/7/2013.

10. To enter “Competition Number 2”, individuals must email their answer to publicity@ajfc.com.au by the closing date as specified in the “competition”. Entries are to include the name of the individual together with the AJFC team they play for. 11. The Promoter reserves the right, at any time, to verify the validity of entries and entrants and to disqualify any entrant who submits an entry that is not in accordance with these Terms and Conditions or who tampers with the entry process. Errors and omissions may be accepted at the Promoter's discretion. Failure by the Promoter to enforce any of its rights at any stage does not constitute a waiver of those rights. 12. Incomplete entries will be deemed invalid. 13. All correct entries received will go into a draw to win 2 x General Admission Tickets (1x Adult & 1x Child) for the AFL Round 15 match, Melbourne vs Sydney being played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) on Sunday July 7, 2013, commencing at 1.10pm. 14. The first 15 correct entries drawn will win 2 x General Admission Tickets (one adult & 1 child ticket for entry admission only). Winners will be advised by email and names published in the AJFC Weekly Wrap. Total prize is 30 general admission tickets valued at $525.00. Prizes, or any unused portion of a prize, are not exchangeable and cannot be taken as cash.

15. Winners are to collect their tickets on the day of the game from the Promoter and will be responsible for their own transport to and from the AFL match being played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday July 7, 2013. Details as to the location to collect tickets will be advised to the winners.

16. Except for any liability that cannot by law be excluded, the Promoter (including the AJAX Junior Football Club) is not responsible for and excludes all liability (including negligence), for any personal injury or any loss or damage sustained by the winner/s. 17. The Promoter’s decision is final and the Promoter will not enter into correspondence regarding the competition result.

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18. If there is an event beyond the Promoter’s reasonable control which prevents or hinders the conduct of the promotion or the Promoter’s ability to deliver the prize to the winner, then the Promoter may in its discretion cancel the promotion. The Promoter may also recommence it under the same condition. 19. Entry into the promotion shall be deemed acceptance of these conditions of entry and is deemed approval to use the winners’ names and photographs for publicity purposes.

AFL’s “Women’s Round”

In recognition of the AFL’s “Women’s Round” being played this coming weekend, the Weekly Wrap acknowledges all women for their commitment and dedication to the AJFC, and for football in general. Over the years and including this year, numerous women have been involved in the AJFC as team trainers, team managers, managing the operations of the canteen and mothers who perform various rostered parent duties for their teams each week. In the lead up to “Women’s Round” the Weekly Wrap sought out Danielle Shmerling (Assistant Coach of the AJAX “Jackettes” team to obtain her answers to 10 probing questions. Q1. Do you have a nick-name? A) Danni. Q2. Outside of football what do you do? A) I'm technically a high school teacher. Q3. How long have you been involved with the AJFC? A) This is my second year. Q4. What were you reason(s) you wanted to become involved with the AJFC? A) I love footy and I knew that being female it would be hard to get involved so this opportunity was something I had to do. Also my brother Michael played a big part. (Michael currently coaches the U17’s). Q5. Who has been the biggest influence on your coaching career to date? A) umm… no one really comes to mind.. but I do enjoy coaching with Braham, makes me laugh. (Braham is the coach of the AJAX “Jackettes” team). Q6. Why? A) Braham is funny??? Q7. The club has lots of dedicated people involved in one way or another. Who are the people you admire within the club, and why? A) Honestly, I don’t know many people within the club, but I do admire the work that Cooky does because as far as I’ve seen he is always there and does a lot and is one friendly guy! (That’s a good wrap for you Cook!!!) Not only him, but also you David, because as far as I’ve seen I have never seen someone so committed to a team like him. He does so much for the Jackettes and we probably wouldn’t be the same team if it weren’t for him and his 20,000 emails. (Is that each week or season Danni?) And of course the parents of the Jackettes who support the team, commitment at its finest.

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Q8. What does “Women’s Round” mean to you? A) Means a lot. Because I believe that women go unrecognized within football, and people seem to forget that behind every great man is an even better woman, whether that be a mother or partner. Women deserve to have the same recognition in football, because there involved in the other aspects of footy. Q9. What advice can you offer to other women who may be considering joining the club in any capacity? A) Go for it! Women can do anything they want to do, it’s about standing up for what you want and doing what you love. Q10. The final question. In 10 words all less, complete this sentence. If I was the President of the AJFC I would…………. A) Continue to make sure that everyone is loving the game. Thank you Danielle for sharing your thoughts with the AJFC Community. We wish you all the very best for the remainder of the season and hope you continue your involvement with the club.

Danielle Shmerling – Assistant Coach of the AJAX Jackettes

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Junior Football School Holiday Program

Junior Football

School Holidays Program The AJAX Football Club is excited to offer our Junior footballers a great ‘school holidays football program’, to sharpen their skills and fitness at the midway point of the 2013 season while having lots of fun! Leigh McQuillen, Ajax Seniors Coach and Physical Education Teacher, has developed an innovative football program covering all facets of football for the boys of the Ajax Junior club. The program is designed to improve each child’s skills and maximise their enjoyment. What a great way for your child or children to enjoy the start of their holidays and be trained by our Senior Coach, Senior Assistant Coaches and Physical Education teachers. A current AFL superstar will be on hand during the camp to help out with ‘skill acquisition’, talk to the kids and of course sign autographs and have photos taken. As will some current Ajax Senior footballers who will be guiding and developing the kids throughout the Program. The Kids will be split into age groups and undertake age appropriate football based activities as a part of their 3 day program. The following areas will be covered:

Kicking technique

Marking techniques

Handball technique

Body work Tackling skills Running & Fitness (including testing) Agility Teamwork

Rules

Positional Play

Match Play

Each child will receive an individualised report at the completion of the 3 days.

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Venue: Gary Smorgon Oval Dates: July 1st, 2nd & 3rd (Monday-Wednesday) Time: 9am – 3pm Cost: $150 per child / $250 for a family of 2 children (Lunch & Snacks not included) Bookings: Contact Leigh McQuillen to reserve your place:

0410 770 632 or mc.quillen.leigh.l@edumail.vic.gov.au

Whilst this is NOT an Ajax Junior Football Club program, it is a wonderful opportunity to learn the game from our current senior coaching panel and players. Senior coach, Leigh McQuillen, has implemented junior development programs for the Eastern Ranges (U’18 TAC AFL VIC) recently and has a wonderful insight into junior football development and pathways. He is a respected school teacher, as are his assistants, and his experience in running these types of programs for children will ensure your child has a wonderful, structured and organised football experience.

Round 10 Pic’s

Some snaps taken from the U9 Jets match. (thanks to Jared Alrod for the pics).

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Further snaps taken from the U9 Jets match. (thanks to Jared Alrod for the pics).

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As a reminder if anyone has anything of interest (eg photo’s, articles etc) to share with the

AJFC community and for publishing in the Weekly Wrap, please send them to publicity@ajfc.com.au

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SEASON 2013 AJAX WEEKLY WRAP ,

ROUND 10

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Jackas down in

1pt loss.

by Ian Fayman

What a wonderful day for footy -

3rd V 4th in perfect conditions.

J-air.com.au was there doing an

OB(outdoor broadcast) via internet

radio, taking a live broadcast of

the game to the Jewish

Community around the world via

the internet.

The ball was bounced for start of

game and everyone knew this

would be a tough hard game of

footy. Ritter laid a great tackle,

creating turnover, for Routman to

pick up loose footy, handball to

Brad Caplan for AJAX's first goal.

Poyas then smothered brilliantly,

for Chester to intercept a kick and

run in for a great goal.But 2 free

kicks in a row gave Old

Melbournian(OM) speedy

responses.

Ritterman and Routman were

playing great quarters, but another

undisciplined footy passage gave

OM's its 3rd goal from a free kick.

Corey Jankie, then did a

wonderful run through the centre

for a great pass to Fayman and he

converted.

Lewski laid great tackle, causing

turnover, for Kalb to collect and

handball to Poyas for a goal and

AJAX were in front-but another

free kick to OM's for a quick

reply. Both teams were 4.1 at

quarter time.

Coach Macca told the players to

maintain the intensity, pressure but

get to the ball first rather than give

away the free kicks. OM’s lifted in

2nd , and were running harder and

were physically breaking the

AJAX tackles. Both sides were

showing great desperation.

Shafar and Kalmus were excellent

in defence. Ritterman was giving

great drive off the half back line.

A long kick forward and with

Fayman getting lots of attention he

grabbed a great one handed mark

and kicked the goal. But OMs

replied again immediately.

It was goal for goal in a great

game of footy. Poyas was showing

his enormous strength, as he broke

a tackle, ran through the pack,

pass to Lew for a wonderful goal.

But again OM kicked off the

ground in goal square for the

reply. AJAX 6.3 to OM 6.3

Third quarter opened and OM

kicked the first goal quickly.

AJAX was 2nd to the ball,

tackling hard, but OMs were

getting on top. Marcus Jankie was

trying to lift his players as was

Josh Ludski, but OMs were

peppering the goals, but only

scoring points, keeping

AJAX in the game.

Rischin,Chester,Poyas,Routman

and Lewski were working hard but

some of their kicks forward were

ineffective. AJAX did not score

for the quarter with OM kicking

1.7 at ¾ quarter time it was AJAX

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SENIORS

Seniors 4.1 6.3 6.3 10.8.68

Old Melb 4.1 6.3 7.9 9.15.69

Goals: J.Lew 2, D.Fayman 2, B.Caplan 2, A. Kalb, R.Winograd, E.Poyas, S.Chester Best Players: M.Jankie, B.Caplan, E.Routman , J.Ritterman, A.Lewski , B.Kalmus

Reserves 2.0 4.0 4.0 6.2.38

Old Melb 4.1 7.3 10.5 16.7.103

Goals: M.Nissen 2, A.Wollan, J.Lancman, S.Fayman, R. White

Best Players: N.Harel , R.White, J.Gottlieb,

R.Abraham, S.Fayman, N.Shulman

Under 19's 5.3 10.7 14.13 15.17.107

Old Camb 2 .3 5 .5 5 .7 9 .8 .62

Goals: B.Joel 5, J.Kalmus 2, A.Lerner 2, A.Shenker 2, J.Bade-

Boon, J.Broons, O.Hoffman, B.Schwartz . Best: J.Bade-Boon,

J.Berkowitz, J.Goldberg, B.Joel, A.Lerner, D.Rothschild

Thirds 0.0 3.4

Old Melb 8.6 11.12

5.4 8.7.55

15.18 19.18.132

Goals: Z.Aron 4, J.Paneth 2, S.Tartaka 2, Y.Gottlieb. Best: Z.Aron, J.Herz, B.Jones, S.Cylich, A.Lewin

6.3 and OM 7.9. OM’s should

have been a long way ahead.

Coach said it was AJAX's worst

quarter for the year, but told the

players: "forget the past, play

with confidence and back

yourself."

OM started the last quarter much

better than AJAX. OM’s were

playing better and kicked the

first goal. But Poyas, Ludski and

Jankie would not give up.

Josh Ludski got a loose ball and

kicked a great pass to Lew for a

long goal. Then Kalb intercepted

a throw-in for a wonderful snap

goal. AJAX then got its 3rd for

the quarter through some

excellent team work with Caplan

finally kicking the goal. AJAX

were 3 point down with 8

minutes to play. OM’s got a late

goal from a kick off the ground,

but Winograd intercepted an

OM pass, to kick a long

goal.OM had pushed many of its

players to the backline. Poyas

put a wonderful heavy tackle and

was awarded the kick. He had a

long shot from the boundary-for a

point. With only seconds to play

AJAX scrambled 1 point and in

the end ran out loser by the

smallest possible margin-1 point.

Reserves

AJAX were no match for a slicker

OM’s side and went down by 65

points.

Thirds were well beaten by

OM’s, Zev Aron kicked 4 goals in

a best on ground performance.

Under 19‘s What a difference a week makes

in football! Following a poor

effort in wet conditions, with a

full bench going down by 8 big

ones out at Whitefriars last week,

the U19 Jackas followed up with

nothing less than a brave and

courageous display of team

football defeating the second-

placed Old Camberwell on

Saturday under incredibly tough

circumstances|

Next Week

Saturday 29th June Seniors & Reserves V Old Trinity

Daley Oval, Trinity College,

Bulleen rd Bulleen at 2pm &

11.40am

Thirds V Old Trinity @ 11.40am

Hudson Oval, Trinity Grammar.

Under 19’s v Old Xaverians at

2pm Gary Smorgon Oval, Albert

Park

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