Editorial - Box Hill North Football Club

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Whilst some may see thefocus switch from thehome and away rounds torep footy this weekend,

the true die hards of club footy will be on show with D1– D4, Club XVIII and 4 Under 19 sections continuing.

As every VAFA supporter is aware it is the relegationand promotion system that sets the VAFA apart frommost other competitions. However in D4 relegationdoesn’t cause an issue and it is for this reason that thecompetition does at times lack that competitiveness.

Over the last couple of weeks we have seen some majorupsets throughout all sections because of the relegationsystem. To name just a few Blacks rolled Old Xavs,MHSOB beat Hampton Rovers, Yarra Valley beatPrahran and the D1 relegation match betweenPeninsula and Aquinas must have been a beauty with 2points separating them at the end of the game.Unfortunately in our lowest division, D4, thismotivation can be lacking causing the biggestdiscrepancies in scores.

Over the last couple of seasons we have had a numberof clubs join the competition and all do so through thislevel. This season we introduced St Francis Xavier fromBeaconsfield, the year before Sth Mornington andbefore that Mt Lilydale. It has become clear that anynew clubs to the Association are probably going tocome from the growth suburbs of Melbourne which aremore than thirty kilometers from the CBD.

This will put increasing strain on the clubs in D4 asthey have to travel long distances to play each week.This has been made the more difficult by the increasedprices in fuel recently.

The other fact is that with the introduction of newteams, we have extended the D4 competition to 12

sides. By nature the more teams the bigger discrepancybetween top and bottom. Therefore without therelegation should D4 have the most number of teams?

There are a number of teams in D4 who seem contentto play for recreational purposes whilst others are keento progress. Certainly the VAFA Football sub-committee will discuss the make up of the D3/D4sections at the conclusion of the season.

In spite of what is stated above, a great win by St FrancisXavier last week against Kew has livened up the topsection of the ladder. In this section we are playing afinal five so to finish in the top 3 is vital. The five seemsset but the jostling of positions is what will make itinteresting. Hopefully we can see an upset in the lastfive matches however without the threat of relegation Ithink it is highly unlikely.

Club XVIII has only two weeks remaining before finalsand for the first time we have 4 divisions. It is ouropinion that it is best for the competition to have threesections of 8 rather than two of 12. This way it givesmore clubs the opportunity of playing finals andtherefore less meaningless games.

The Under 19’s can be a challenging competition for allconcerned. This can be a difficult stage in a youngman’s personal development and we are so lucky to havevolunteers willing to give of their time to ensure theseyoung men get a competitive game of weekly sport.The community is indebted to these people and wemust ensure that the VAFA and each club set strictboundaries for these players so that they can play in anenvironment where they are able to attack the footballwith full confidence knowing that they have officials toprotect them.

The VAFA will continue to strive to make all our gradessafe, competitive and enjoyable.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLERTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONJuly 19, 2008 Price: $2.00 Vol. 08 No. 14

Michael Sholly CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

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ROUND FOURTEENPREVIEWAquinas OC haveanother tough battle ontheir hands, this time athome to OldMentonians. These teams last met in Round One, thePanthers triumphant by 39 points on that occasion.After an encouraging first few weeks, very little has goneright for Aquinas in the last couple of months. ThePanthers, like myself, had a saggy middle part of theseason so far, but (unlike me) are now back in tip-topshape. Panthers to continue their run.

Old Geelong make the trip to Domeney Reserve to facean in-form Yarra Valley OB. The Oggers had a fantasticwin over the league leaders, while the Bushrangerscontinued their scramble to safety with a key victoryover a fellow struggler. It was only in Round Eight thatOld Geelong won by a massive 117 points. Can theBushrangers turn this around and make it three wins ina row? If they do, I'll eat my hat. So look out for a guywearing a chocolate hat on Saturday, just in case.However, I'll take the Oggers in this one.

South Melbourne Districts host Prahran at LindsayHassett Oval. Prahran won a thriller by five points whenthese teams met in Round Two, but it has been acontrast in fortunes ever since. The Two Blues havelacked a clear focal point up front since the beginning ofPPaauull GGrreeeennhhaamm''ss absence, so South's multi-facetedforward structure should have them covered, whichshould prove the decisive factor today. Bloods for mine.

Bulleen Templestowe will look to return to winning waysas they take on Peninsula OB at Ted Ajani Reserve. Backin Round One, it was the Bullants who emergedtriumphant by 20 points, and both sides have performedpretty much to expectations since then. The Bullantssimply have more class players in all parts of the ground- the most potent forward double act in the section, andthe talent in midfield and down back to get the ball tothem. Bullants to win.

Brunswick Street Oval is the scene for today's clashbetween Fitzroy Reds and NOB/SPC. Despite bothteams losing their lustre in the last two or three weeks,including losses for both sides last week, this game stillmerits match of the round status. The Cobbers won by22 points back in Round One, and both teams have, for

ROUND THIRTEEN REVIEWAt Gillon Oval, North Old Boys/St. Patrick's Collegianswere blown away by Old Geelong in the second half, tothe tune of 12 goals to one, eventually losing by 78points.

Fitzroy Reds lost their Bedford-Stephen Trophy andwere tipped out of the four in the process as SouthMelbourne Districts took the bikkies by 42 points atLindsay Hassett Oval.

In a good game despite the blustery conditions at thePlaying Fields, Old Mentonians held on in a thrillingfinish to shade it over Bulleen Templestowe by twopoints. The Panthers were up by 14 points with twominutes left on the clock, before the Bullants scored twogoals in quick succession. The last 30 seconds seemedto last an eternity, but the Panthers defence managed towithstand one last Bullant attack. RRoowwaann BBaallll,, DDaavviiddTTeeaassddaallee and DDaavviidd CCoocchhrraannee were instrumental in thePanthers' victory.

Peninsula OB were in control for most of the day in theirmatch against Aquinas OC in Mount Eliza, but could'veeasily lost it, eventually getting over the line by fivepoints. Full back AAnntthhoonnyy WWiilllliiaammss'' suspension for thevisitors proved critical for the visitors, but got goodservice from LLaacchhllaann BBaarrnneess in his senior debut,wingman TTrreenntt HHaarrkkiinn and PPaauull MMaaaasskkaanntt, whose runof fine form continues. For the Pirates, TToomm RReeeess didthe business when it counted in the last quarter, whilekey forward/ruckman NNiicckk CCllaarriinnggbboolldd was animposing presence, and TToobbyy GGaarrbbeerrss was a strongtarget up forward.

Yarra Valley OB made it two wins on the bounce with aconvincing win over Prahran by 43 points at Toorak Parkto make things that bit more interesting in the relegationdogfight.

the most part, been going along nicely since. Both sidesneed a win today, albeit for different reasons, in whatlooms as a season-shaping contest. Tough call this, butI'll go the Reds in a tight one.

TEAM OF THE YEARAs the home and away season winds down to itsconclusion, it's time to start looking at compiling the D1Team of the Year. If there's anyone you think is worthyof consideration, whether on your team or not, just sendme an email with the name of the player, his club and theposition(s) he should be considered for. The selectedteam will be announced in the Grand Final edition of theAmateur Footballer.

CONTACT Match reports can be sent to me via email [email protected].

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Good luck to your team today, and have a great VAFAweekend!

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FITZROY REDS v NOBS/ST PATSBULLEEN TEMP v PENINSULA

YARRA VALLEY v OLD GEELONGAQUINAS v OLD MENTONIANSSTH MELB DIST. v PRAHRAN

TODAY’S D1 MATCHES

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – D1D1 SECTION

PPEENNIINNSSUULLAA 22..77 55..88 99..1111 1100..1133 ((7733))AAQQUUIINNAASS 2.3 3.3 7.4 10.8 (68)PPEENNIINNSSUULLAA:: Goals: J. Rombotis 3, T. Garbers 3, S. Payze, N. Claringbold, A. Crean,G. O'Connor-Price. Best: N. Claringbold, M. Jackson, T. Rees, S. Payze, A. Wood, B.Mitchell AAQQUUIINNAASS:: Goals: A. Naulty 4, J. Jess, D. Den Braber, J. Stewart, D. Adams,M. Cardamone, M. Aver. Best: A. Lorkin, T. Harkin, A. Naulty, G. Whitehead, L.Barnes, J. Jess Umpires: Matthew Taylor Joel Morrison Justin Cross (D)NNOORRTTHH OOLLDD BBOOYYSS//SSTT PPAATTSS 4.0 6.4 7.9 7.13 (55)OOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG 66..77 88..44 1133..1111 2200..1133 ((113333))NNOOBB//SSTT PPAA:: Goals: S. Harwood 3, K. Adams 2, D. Tonkin, S. Cheshire. Best: S.O'Connor, S. Sleep, P. May, H. Edmonds, C. Hosking, K. Adams OOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG::Goals: M. Goldsworthy 6, S. O'Dwyer 4, S. Long 3, S. Nevile 3, W. Leaf, S. Lansdell,J. Malpas, C. Branigan. Best: H. Legoe, S. Long, N. Casboult, T. Bayles, M.Goldsworthy, S. O'Dwyer UUmmppiirreess:: Sig Sokolowski Loic Marte Boundary Ump RDFLGoal Rdfl Goal Ump RDFL RDFL Riddell (D)SSOOUUTTHH MMEELLBBOOUURRNNEE DDIISSTT.. 11..22 44..55 77..1100 1122..1133 ((8855))FFIITTZZRROOYY RREEDDSS 0.3 4.7 4.8 5.13 (43)SSMMDD:: Goals: M. Costello 3, L. Niemi 2, D. Villarosa 2, P. Calabrese, S. Mahoney, J.Hocking, T. Nall, B. Powell. Best: A. Ray, T. Nall, P. Cheevers, A. Lane, A. Hannan, E.Costello FFIITTZZRROOYY RREEDDSS:: Goals: T. Mitchell 2, J. Beech, J. Wilkins, M. Biggs. Best: M.MacKay, M. Biggs, M. Cusack, D. Clark, C. Meighen, T. Mitchell UUmmppiirreess:: Philip CallilRyan Robertson Jackson Ritchie Paul Leggett Adrian Keane Graham Templar (D)OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS 22..44 66..77 99..88 1111..1122 ((7788))BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPP 1.3 5.4 7.7 11.10 (76)OOLLDD MMEENN:: Goals: B. Fairbanks 3, D. Teasdale 2, T. Speers 2, G. Snow 2, D. Cochrane,C. Twentyman. Best: B. Norton, R. Ball, D. Cochrane, D. Emerson, G. Snow, D.Teasdale BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE:: Goals: D. Tonelli 3, N. Monaco 3, A. Tehan, D.Tulloch, P. Voglis, K. Burridge, J. Prior. Best: P. Florance, K. Cherbakof, A. Tehan, K.Burridge, G. Williams, A. Lucisano UUmmppiirreess:: Matthew Stoward Paul Tuppen (D)PPRRAAHHRRAANN 2.2 2.2 6.6 9.9 (63)YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY 66..00 99..55 1122..66 1166..1100 ((110066))PPRRAAHHRRAANN:: Goals: B. Dempsey 2, W. Russell 2, G. Beven, M. Harrison, A. Sleight, L.Katavolos, S. Fyfe. Best: D. Harrison, S. Fyfe, L. Northway, A. Sleight, J. Kellow, P.Nobbs YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY:: Goals: J. Keem 5, R. Wood 3, R. Yeo 2, N. Paton 2, C. Britt,S. Savage, D. Pagan, L. Gillies. Best: S. Savage, S. Yeo, J. Keem, R. Wood, N. Paton,R. Seeger UUmmppiirreess:: Clive Shipley David Murray Jason Evans Darren Dalgleish (D)

D1 SECTION RESERVEOOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS 44..33 99..55 1111..66 1155..77 ((9977))BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE 2.2 2.4 6.4 9.7 (61)OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS:: Goals: T. Bournon 7, M. Wilton 2, A. Kiantos, T. Mitvalsky, C.Sinclair, P. Monahan, M. Lumsden, S. Campbell. Best: J. Prowse, D. Messina, M.Elliott, T. Bournon, D. Alexander, D. Stevens BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE:: Details not received.PPRRAAHHRRAANN 33..11 44..55 88..77 1111..1111 ((7777))YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY 3.2 3.4 4.5 4.5 (29)PPRRAAHHRRAANN:: Goals: H. Pitts 3, W. Walford 3, T. Kohn, D. Macciocca, B. Furness, A.Stewart, M. Laverty. Best: A. Bond, G. Took, H. Pitts, B. Furness, S. Adamson, R.Duke YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY:: Goals: J. Peake 2, F. Pellegrino, T. Hale. Best: F. Pellegrino, J.Canham, T. Hale, A. Wingate, P. Pellegrino, M. NorrishNNOORRTTHH OOLLDD BBOOYYSS//SSTT PPAATTSS 00..11 11..55 33..77 88..88 ((5566))OOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG 1.4 3.5 5.10 7.11 (53)NNOORRTTHH OOLLDD BBOOYYSS//SSTT PPAA:: Goals: M. Barker 2, C. Punton, J. Browne, D. Joyce, J.Newland, A. McLarty, H. Christie. Best: A. McLarty, P. Doolan, J. Browne, T. Alsop,L. Fogarty, M. Barker OOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG:: Goals: N. Sanders 2, G. Robertson 2, R. Ellis, S. Lucas, W. Morrison.Best: R. Ellis, N. Sanders, G. Robertson, H. Jones, W. Morrison, S. LucasPPEENNIINNSSUULLAA 2.3 2.4 8.7 10.8 (68)AAQQUUIINNAASS 44..11 99..22 1111..22 1166..66 ((110022))PPEENNIINNSSUULLAA:: Goals: M. Warner 3, C. O'Loughlin 3, N. Bowman 2, J. Selby-Hele, J.Dade-Bell. Best: J. Rees, C. Le Clerc, J. Smith, C. O'Loughlin, A. Starkins, S. Campelj AAQQUUIINNAASS:: Goals: D. Boland 3, A. Kinghorn 3, R. Chapman 2, M. Visser 2, S. Downes2, N. Weidemann, S. Fox, D. Smith, J. Eliades. Best: S. Fox, S. Downes, D. Smith,A. Barrie, D. Zuccon, N. WeidemannSSOOUUTTHH MMEELLBBOOUURRNNEE DDIISSTT.. 0.2 0.3 0.3 2.6 (18)FFIITTZZRROOYY RREEDDSS 44..77 77..1122 1122..1199 1177..1199 ((112211))SSMMDD:: Goals: W. McGee, C. Maloney. Best: B. Boyd, D. Phillips, J. Whelan, A.Burridge, D. Parkinson, W. McGee FFIITTZZRROOYY RREEDDSS:: Goals: T. Pinkster 6, S. Buckley3, N. Evans 3, S. Ormerod 2, S. Whiley, S. Dowden, B. Darcy. Best: S. Buckley, D.Griffin, D. Olarenshaw, S. Dowden, J. Dawson-Smith, J. Nagorcka

D1 SECTIONby Peter Williamson

R EMEMBER !PATRONS ARE

NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO

ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENUE

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FITZROY REDSCoach: James Taylor

Asst. Coach: Michael WallisRes. Coach: Fraser Cameron

D1 SECTION D1 SECTIONBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

Coach: D MatthewsRes. Coach: Matt Agrotis

OLD MENTONIANSCoach: Ben McGee

Res. Coach: David Cafarella

1 T. Mitvalsky2 C. Twentyman 3 R. Ball (VC)4 B. Carroll5 A. Kiantos6 C. Alexander 7 D. Emerson8 B. Norton 9 D. Cochrane (VC)10 T. Wiltshire11 T. Laver12 D. Teasdale 13 K. Biggs14 M. Campbell 15 J. Costello (C)16 D. Carroll (C)17 L. Mitchell18 T. Bournon 19 A. Palmer 20 C. Palmer21 J. OʼBrien22 B. Coghlan23 J. Moon 24 R. Ironmonger25 B. Fairbanks26 R. Schloeffel27 M. McCloskey28 J. Dodd29 P. Gartner30 D. Field31 M. Elliott32 C. Follett33 B. Lane34 P. Flaskis 35 P. Mevel36 D. Alexander 37 K. Tickell38 T. Speers39 J. Thompson40 G. Snow41 A. Noonan42 M. Wilton43 T. Rooke44 P. Monahan (VCR)45 A.N. Wilson46 G. Smith47 J. Kelly48 D. Stevens (CR)49 N. Fisher50 K. Regan51 A.P Wilson52 M. Watts53 S. Alexander54 D. Goodbody55 M. Siemers56 D. Messina57 C. Graham58 B. Giles59 J. Prowse60 N. Kyriazis61 M. Jenkins62 C. Sinclair63 M. Lawes64 M. Austin65 J. Mitchell66 R. Goulding67 D. Forsyth68 C. Duncan70 S. Rooke71 S. Campbell

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PRAHRAN AFCCoach: Paul Greenham

Asst. Coach: Gerard BevenRes. Coach: Michael Windridge

YARRA VALLEY OBCoach: Kevin Barnes Res. Coach: Ian Trend

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2 R. Wood3 R. Thompson4 G. Coutts5 A. Drew6 J. Canham7 C. Beal (C)7 F. Pellegrino8 L. Morris9 J. Keem10 T. Palmieri11 T. McIllraith12 B. Boomsma13 L. Gillies14 W. Harris15 D. Banks16 C. Trend17 J. Amos18 C. Britt19 N. Paton20 T. Hale22 B. Drew23 R. Yeo24 N. Lear25 S. Britt26 S. Yeo27 S. Savage28 S. Seaborne29 D. Hickey30 D. Pagan31 C. Stewart32 A. Kellett33 B. Seeger34 R. Seeger36 B. Greer37 B. Young38 J. Tapscott38 T. Amos39 G. Smith40 M. Wines41 D. Letson42 A. Stone43 T. Munro44 M. Dixon45 A. Wingate46 T. Oliver47 A. Maudsley48 J. Smith49 K. Easey50 J. Peake51 H. Clarke52 S. Easey53 D. Mills54 J. Cordwell55 D. Vanderzeil56 B. Laird57 S. Lane58 G. Kerr59 A. Joiner60 S. Laird61 P. Valoppi62 H. Easey63 J. Trend64 D. Smith65 M. Norrish66 A. Russell67 B. Glennie68 A. Whetham71 M. Laing

OLD GEELONG Coach: Adrian Farrer

Asst. Coach: Chris BraniganRes. Coach: Mark Leslie

1) M. Goldsworthy2) N. Casboult (VC)3) C. Branigan4) C. Mollard5) S. Long (VC)6) J. Bell7) J. Paul8) J. Young9) D. Kimpton10) B. Long11) W. Leaf12) J. Cole13) H. McInnes14) J. Head (dec.)15) H. McCarthy16) G, Robertson17) T. Fyshe18) J. Malpas19) N. Betts20) A. Patton21) L. Teague22) T. Bayles23) C. Fairbairn24) S. Lansdell (C)25) T. Lyons26) T. Richardson27) J. Hope-Johnstone28) A. Farrel29) P. Lange30) N. Sanders31) H. Brettingham-Moore32) B. Grills33) E. Bayles (VC)34) S. Makin35) M. Thomas36) N. Bayne37) S. Maddern38) W. Symons39) M. Dacon40) M. Vasey41) T. Hope-Johnstone42) H. Jones43) B. Grills44) J. O'Hare45) H. Legoe46) P. Condon47) M. Dakin48) R. Herd52) C. Teague55) C. Atkins56) M. Leslie60) N. Lockett62) J. Legoe65) B.Boylan68) S.Skinner69) A.Southey70) T.Barr77) A.Richardson78) M.Hyde79) N.Brown82) W.Reed83) H.Polk84) J.Imhoff85) S.Leigh87) T.Allen88) C.Boyle90) T.Youl91) R.Hughes93) R.Stevens96) G.Steele

PENINSULA OBCoach: Mark Glenn

Res. Coach: Nick Claringbold

1. D. Crook D. Strbley (r)

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NORTH OLD BOYS/ ST PATRICKS COLLEGE

Coach: Terry. ScanlonRes. Coach: John Rush

SOUTH MELBOURNEDISTRICTSCoach: Tim Killworth

Asst Coach: Matthew HannanRes. Coach: Ross Mitchell

1 D Villarosa2 J Hocking3 G Simm4 A Riemann5 S Warton7 A Hannan8 R Holt9 B Boyd11 C Batchelor12 P Madden13 L Niemi14 R Gingell15 A Lane16 D Phillips17 M Bouchaud18 G Jess19 S Bracchi20 W Brown21 B Johnson22 B Griesheimer24 M Costello25 A Ray26 L Kealy27 P Cheevers28 T Reynard29 G Mijatovic30 M Black31 S Crawford32 D McGee33 M Doyle34 O Kohnesheen36 M Stefanidakis37 B Powell38 E Costello40 J Whelan42 J Jewell43 W DʼAndrea44 S Mahoney45 S Boyd46 B Burke47 N Critch48 T Peters49 A Zuluago51 J Gusman52 C Maloney53 J Cronin55 J Pohlner57 S Puccio58 N Haywood59 D McBrearty60 S Quinn61 S Walden62 S Aquilina63 B Joske65 J Dyer67 N Rossiter72 P Hannan

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Gleeson4 S. Kelleher5 P. Diacogiorgis6 B. Pollard7 N. Percy8 F. Cameron9 D. Olarenshaw10 L. Holderhead11 B. Atherton13 M. Zika14 R. Guest15 J. Wilkins15 A. Grant16 J. Clark17 S. Ormerod18 T. Pinkster19 J. Nagorka

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(VC)21 T. Campbell22 C. Sullivan23 D. Hannam24 J. Parsons25 A. Ley26 R.Ackland26 S. Whiley27 M. Boyd28 A. Enright

(RVC)29 V. Cahill30 B. Minnis31 M. McKay

(VC)31 G. Crane32 R. Trigg33 J. Dawson-

Smith34 D. Clark35 B. McDonald36 G. McMillan37 K. Inthavong39 S. Dowden40 M. Cusack41 J. Murray

(RVC)42 S. Buckley(RVC)43 D. Griffen44 A. Hanna45 D. Lee46 A. Daff47 R. Willingham49 N. Scott50 D. Ryan50 F. Spykers51 T. Baker52 B. Darcy53 H. Topp54 T. McBurney55 M. Zanos56 B. Blackett57 P. Harnett58 M. Lorkin59 J. Callahan60 P. OʼConnell61 R. Dance62 N. Auden63 K. Nestor64 T. Maher

66 B. Emerson67 S. Graham68 T. Wilson69 J. Phegan71 C. Ligris72 D. Horne77 A. Corponi86 R. Collier88 S. Maggs


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Werribee may still be on top of the ladder, but I have a feelingthat they are struggling a bit at the moment. Emmaus St Leoscontinue to roll along nicely and are joint premiershipfavourites with the Tigers at $2.20 in the current market. It’s athree horse race for fourth spot on the ladder (could really goto anyone), while the relegation battle is as close as ever. Ithink St Marys/Salesian still have a couple of wins left in them,so expect the unexpected in the next five weeks.

EEmmmmaauuss SStt LLeeooss $$11..5500 vv BBaannyyuullee $$22..4400Much to Drifter’s dismay, Emmaus St Leos enter this clash asclear favourites, despite the fact that the Animals lost toBanyule away from home earlier in the season. A win for thehome side will all but rule out the chances Banyule has offinishing with the double chance so stakes are high in this one.Emmaus St Leos had to work had for their win against StMarys/Salesian last round, but NNaatthhaann BBaarraanneelllloo and CChhrriissBBeelluusszzaarr (five goals) stepped up (yet again) when required inthe final term. Banyule got the job done over Old Paradians,with DDaavviidd GGaayyffeerr’’ss five-goal haul the highlight. Both teamspossess plenty of quality players and I expect a high-scoringshootout here. BBeelluusszzaarr at one end and GGaayyffeerr at the othermakes for good viewing, but the game is sure to be won in themiddle of the ground. The BBaarraanneelllloo’’ss are important for theAnimals, while the likes of NNiicckk TTaayylloorr, NNaatthhaann BBrraaddddyy andLLeeiigghhttoonn OO’’DDoonnnneellll will need good matches if the Bears are toprevail. There can only be one winner here and the Animals willdisplay their premiership credentials with a comprehensivevictory. Emmaus St Leos by 35 points.

OOlldd PPaarraaddiiaannss $$11..6655 vv SStt MMaarryyss//SSaalleessiiaann $$22..1100This is a must win for St Marys/Salesian if they are to stay inD2 in 2009 and, although their form of late has been good, theRaiders at home are always a formidable outfit. Old Paradiansare coming off a disappointing loss to Banyule and a win hereshould see them safe in D2 for next season. A five-goal haulfrom MMaatttt GGooooddiieerr and a best on ground performance fromAAaarroonn SStteevveennss wasn’t enough to get the combine over the lineagainst Emmaus St Leos, but this match is certainly a drop inclass compared to the sides that they have faced over the pastfortnight. I fancy an upset in this clash, with St Marys/Salesianto throw everything they have at the Raiders. CCaarrll SSaaggee willneed a big game for the home side, while the performances ofGGooooddiieerr and JJeerreemmyy DDwwyyeerr will be crucial for the visitors. StMarys/Salesian by three points.

GGlleenn EEiirraa $$11..3333 vv BBeennttlleeiigghh $$33..1100A big local derby with plenty at stake for both clubs today at

Packer Park. And fansshould be treated to a goodgame. Glen Eira lost theirspot in the top four lastweek by losing to Ivanhoeand will be keen to reclaim that position this week. Bentleighlost their match against Old Westbourne with a poor openingquarter and will be sweating on the fitness of JamesRobertson this week and hoping he returns to the senior side.I am not sure what has gone wrong at Glen Eira over the pastmonth, but I am sure they will bounce back soon. Qualityplayers such as CChhrriiss MMaassssiiss,, AAlleexx TTssiirrooggiiaannnniiss and SSccoottttDDiiaammoonndd rarely stay down for too long. Walshy is sure to havehis troops fired up for this match, but can the hard bodies ofthe Saints match it with the youngsters of Bentleigh? If it is adry day Bentleigh are a huge chance but, at home, I have togive the nod to the Saints. Glen Eira by 18 points.

WWeerrrriibbeeee $$11..2200 vv IIvvaannhhooee $$44..1100They keep on winning, but Werribee’s past two performanceshave been below par and they will be keen to find some formback at Soldiers Reserve prior to the finals. Last week againstTherry Penola, AAnnddrreeww TTeeddeessccoo showed some of his old form,CChhrriiss SSccuuddaammoorree turned a tagging role into attack, whileNNaatthhaann RReennaauutt, on return from injury, had an impact straightaway. Considering they have four of their last five games athome, Werribee will still finish either first or second so it willjust be a matter of trying a couple of different things andfinding some form for the Tigers. One team that is in-form isIvanhoe. I may have underrated the Hoes somewhat during theseason, but if they can win this one they will be well on theirway to cementing a spot in the top four. 200 gamer TTrraavviissOO’’NNeeiillll was in fine form against Glen Eira last week and hecontinues to defy the critics week in week out with impressiveperformances. Although Werribee may be in a mini formslump and Ivanhoe are playing good footy, it is too tough to goagainst the home side in this one. Werribee by 21 points.

OOlldd WWeessttbboouurrnnee $$11..2255 vv TThheerrrryy PPeennoollaa $$33..5500The Warriors are making a big run at the finals and, a win here,could see them claim a spot in the top four for the first timethis season. A stunning opening term was the catalyst for OldWestbourne’s 20-point victory over Bentleigh on Saturday andit was good to see BBeenn HHuuttttoonn once again among the bestplayers. Eleven goals from CCoorreeyy BBaannnniisstteerr wasn’t enough toget Therry Penola over the line against Werribee last start andits hard to see them troubling Old Westbourne in this one. Ifthe visitors are to prevail they will need some players to help

Bannister out in front of goals as it is hard to win matcheswhen you have only one scoring avenue towards goal.Warriors on a roll and should be too strong. Old Westbourneby 44 points.

It would be great to hear from every club after each round tohelp me in writing my weekly column. Please send allmatch reports, social events, milestones and anything elsethat may be of interest to [email protected] by5:00pm on Monday.

D2 SECTIONby Jono Healy

OLD PARADIANS v ST MARYS/SALESIANEMMAUS ST LEOS v BANYULE

GLEN EIRA v BENTLEIGHWERRIBEE v IVANHOE

OLD WESTBOURNE v THERRY PENOLA



IIVVAANNHHOOEE 11..66 33..1100 77..1100 1155..1166 ((110066))GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA 3.4 4.5 8.7 8.11 (59)IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Goals: D. Wood 5, B. Plowman 3, D. Ryan 2, E. Healy, B. Hanchette,J. Collins, M. Jones, J. McFarlane. Best: T. O'Neill, M. Jones, D. Wood, B.Plowman, J. Garth, N. Blayney GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA:: Goals: R. Clark 3, S. Diamond 2, T.Paterson 2, A. Tsirogiannis. Best: A. Spink, C. Massis, E. Stuchbery, S. Diamond,M. Fletcher, A. Tsirogiannis UUmmppiirreess:: Paul Hodgson Charlie Woodley RDFLRiddell Boundary Riddell (D)BBAANNYYUULLEE 88..33 1133..55 1155..99 2200..99 ((112299))OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS 1.1 4.5 6.9 10.11 (71)BBAANNYYUULLEE:: Goals: D. Gayfer 5, A. Garreffa 4, A. Brown 3, D. Drapac 3, L.Richardson 3, T. Shepherd, R. Iaconis. Best: M. Christian, H. Dickson, B.Willmore, R. Young, A. Brown, A. Jurgens OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS:: Goals: D. Giddings2, P. Brabender, B. Holden, B. McAllister, S. Valente, A. Asdagi, C. Sage, J.Lidyard, J. Monro. Best: B. McAllister, T. Girovski, B. Holden, J. Lidyard, D.Giddings, P. Brabender UUmmppiirreess:: Robert Sneddon Richard Yann (D)BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH 3.1 6.2 6.3 10.11 (71)OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE 88..33 99..55 1133..1133 1133..1133 ((9911))BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: C. Sharp 5, A. Clough 2, A. Banks, A. West, P. Magnifico.Best: S. Adaway, S. Lawry, C. Sharp, C. Clement, K. Swinden, A. Banks OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE:: Goals: B. Hutton 3, F. Pavez 2, B. Connors 2, T. Edwards,S. Collins, R. Bennett, S. Morrissey, A. Maki, C. Butcher. Best: F. Pavez, B.Hutton, T. Edwards, C. Butcher, P. O'Keefe, D. Sidwell UUmmppiirreess:: Alan StubbsChris Parker Jayde Daly Greg Cole (D)SSTT MMAARRYYSS//SSAALLEESSIIAANN 5.3 8.6 13.7 15.10 (100)EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS 11..44 88..77 1122..77 1199..1122 ((112266))SSTT MMAARRYYSS//SSAALLEESSIIAANN:: Goals: M. Goodier 5, L. Kelly 3, J. Dwyer 2, D. Hill 2, C.Rose, B. Tagell, A. Murphy. Best: A. Stevens, A. Murphy, L. Kelly, A. Bonnici, M.Goodier, S. Stevens EESSLL:: Goals: C. Beluszar 5, B. Pollard 3, N. Baranello 2, P.Baranello 2, J. Brogden 2, A. Ballard, A. Hickey, E. Mitchell, T. Tribe, M. Evans.Best: N. Baranello, C. Beluszar, A. Ballard, P. Baranello, B. Pollard, S. DuncanUUmmppiirreess:: Anthony Damen Anthony Simpson Michael Simpson Mike Rose (D)TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 6.0 9.4 11.5 15.7 (97)WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE 33..44 55..66 1122..1122 1166..1155 ((111111))TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: C. Bannister 11, A. Elmi, M. McWhinney, G. Rees, R.Skiathitis. Best: C. Bannister, A. Baker, R. Skiathitis, N. Milevski, B. Harding, L.Ryan WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE:: Goals: M. Palmington 4, N. Renaut 4, C. Lee 2, T. Lee 2, C.Scudamore 2, A. Taylor, J. Wallert. Best: T. Lee, C. Scudamore, M. Dean, N.Renaut, A. Tedeso, J. Wallert UUmmppiirreess:: Leigh Mills Patrick Gallus Goal Rdfl GoalUmp RDFL (D)

D2 SECTION RESERVEIIVVAANNHHOOEE 2.1 3.2 3.3 5.5 (35)GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA 22..33 55..33 88..77 1122..1100 ((8822))IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Details not received. GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA:: Goals: B. Zurak 4, A. Dini 2, D. Eade2, S. Hollow 2, J. Cunningham, A. Farah. Best: A. Farah, A. Dini, A. Farah, A.Dalla Lana, B. Zwar, M. PamicSSTT MMAARRYYSS//SSAALLEESSIIAANN 3.0 6.4 7.4 10.5 (65)EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS 44..55 55..66 77..1100 1133..1100 ((8888))SSTT MMAARRYYSS//SSAALLEESSIIAANN:: Goals: J. Fisher 2, L. O'Keefe 2, P. Evans, O. Hind, A.Lane, S. Nicholson, C. Weller, S. Docker. Best: W. Stubbing, P. Evans, B. Young,S. Docker, O. Hind, S. Nicholson EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS:: Goals: A. Farrugia 6, S. Ronchi 2, B. Millen 2, E.McLaughlin, A. Raynor, J. Zarb. Best: A. Farrugia, S. Ronchi, J. Little, J. Zarb,J. LaRiccia, N. CaddenTTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 3.0 5.0 6.7 6.8 (44)WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE 11..11 66..33 88..33 1155..55 ((9955))TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: R. Keenan 2, P. Goddard, B. Roberts, A. McKay, J. VanEngelen. Best: P. Goddard, T. Sheppard, J. Van Engelen, B. Toohey, M. Bretag,N. Kenessy WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE:: Goals: C. Alabakis 3, A. Waldron 3, J. Smyth 3, S. Thomson 2, N.Addamo, M. Smith, A. Alabakis, M. Palmer. Best: J. Wallert, N. Addamo, C.Johns, D. Laing, M. Walsh, S. ManittaBBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH 2.3 4.3 5.7 5.8 (38)OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE 33..00 77..33 99..88 1144..1122 ((9966))BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: B. Hunt 3, E. Box, J. Sasson. Best: P. Hutchison, O. Box, B.King, C. Pap, R. Fishlock, A. Laxton OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE:: Goals: S. Anderson 2, J. Ryan 2, H. Hunter 2, S. Smith 2,T. Davidson, B. Knee, J. Nikola, A. Jeka, S. Gill, S. Hoare. Best: J. Shea, J. Ryan,S. De Piazza, T. Davidson, J. Bailey, A. HorsburghBBAANNYYUULLEE 11..00 66..22 66..66 99..88 ((6622))OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS 2.5 3.5 5.7 5.8 (38)BBAANNYYUULLEE:: Goals: Z. Wenke 4, J. Poyser 2, S. Tuckman 2, J. Redfern. Best: O.Reid, J. Brockwell, N. Mazniovski, D. Scholes, K. Ismail, L. Van Maanen OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS:: Goals: A. Spinoso 3, P. Pratt, D. Salvatico. Best: L. Grech, A.Sheehy, C. Kandilakis, P. Pratt, M. Raponi, J. Doherty

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONESJJiimmmmyy AAyylliinngg plays his 110000tthh senior game for theWWeerrrriibbeeee AAmmaatteeuurrss today. Jimmy started with theclub in 2001 playing a mixture of reserves andseniors working his way to a regular senior spotfrom 2004 until this season which he started in thereserves and has earned a stop in the seniors oflate. All at the club wish their older statesman all thebest.IIvvaannhhooee AAmmaatteeuurr FFoooottbbaall ll CClluubb would like tocongratulate TTrraavviiss OO''NNeeii llll on playing his 220000tthhgame for the club in last weeks match against GlenEira. Travis has been a fantastic servant of the cluband has been the leader of the backline over manyyears with his hard attacking approach to footy. EEmmmmaauuss SStt LLeeooss wish to congratulate the eightgreat milestones in the last month.MMaatttt ''PPuummppeerr'' OOttttoobbrree -- 220000 ggaammeess -- started in theU19's in '95 and has been a fantasticfootballer.Terrific work Pumper. DDaavviidd ''MMaaggggoott'' WWiinndduussss -- 110000 ggaammeess -- began in2001 as a goal kicking ruckman.NNiicckk ''DDiicckk'' HHooddddeerr -- 220000 ggaammeess -- played four yearsin the U19's from '96, the last two as captain and asenior premiership in 2002.RRoobbbbiiee ''GGuubbeess'' and PPaauull ''MMuunngg'' MMccGGllooiinn -- 115500ggaammeess -- began their great careers in 2000 andreached their milestones two weeks apart. RRyyaann ''RRhhiinnoo'' MMccCCaannnn -- 220000 ggaammeess for the seniormember of the five McCann brothers to play for theAnimals who started in the U19's in '95.PPaauull ''FFaarrqqss'' FFaarrqquuhhaarr -- 110000 ggaammeess -- his careerbegan in 2000 as a dashing backman.AAnntthhoonnyy ''HHoohh'' HHiicckkeeyy -- 5500 ggaammeess -- began in theU19's in 2004.


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1 S. Conley2 E. Healy3 J. Richies4 T. OʼNeill5 J. Scoble6 A. Swinden7 P. Rawley8 J. Holland9 J. Shuttleworth10 J.McFarlane11 M. Brazzale12 B. Galloway13 D. Meredith14 J. Oribin15 C. Traeger16 M. Joyce17 J. Thorn18 M. Frannich19 D. Wood20 N. Pye21 N. Blayney22 A. Height23 L. Cole24 T. Zappula25 D. Ryan26 R. Klitzing27 B. Walthers28 S. Graeme29 S. Flemming30 T. Lynacoln31 B. Hanchette32 C. Hanchette33 D. Neilson34 C. Kelmar35 J. Collins36 C. McKinney37 L. Privatera38 S. Perri39 M. Ebbage40 M. Jones41 A. Price42 J. Burke43 A. Shemshedin44 A. Pace45 R. Fort46 L. Pola47 T. Peggie48 R. Toogood49 K. Moussa50 J. Lillikakis51 B. Fleming52 D. Wright53 M. Chazan54 S. Aston55 M. Ploenges56 J. Trescowthick57 J. Richie58 J. Keane60 J. Nemtsas61 T. Jones69 J. Mazzocca78 C. Brown

GLEN EIRACoach: Terry Walsh

Asst. Coach: Dave Conway/Matt BentonRes Coach: Adam Diamond

EMMAUS ST LEOSCoach: Ben PilleyRes Coach: T. Ymer

Asst: S. Duncan, S. Manton1 P. Baranello2 J. Pascoe3 E. Mitchell4 J. Chun5 L. Stout6 M. DʼAmelio7 R. McCann8 A. Volpi9 D. Lear10 N. Barranello11 S. Kay12 T. McCann13 A. Krebs14 A. Brown15 P. Carey16 C. Beluszar17 J. Rossit18 R. McCann19 P. DʼAmico20 A. Ballard21 G. Simmondson22 M. Contessotto23 R. Stafford24 S. Edwards25 A. McKenzie26 A. Prosser27 T. Tribe28 E. McLaughlan29 H. Meehan30 M. Ottobre31 G. Contessotto32 C. Cincotta33 R. England34 A. Sango35 J. Briggs36 S. Bavage37 S. Manton38 N. Hodder39 J. Fennell40 J. Gay41 M. Dimble42 C. Landy43 J. Gibb44 D. LaFerlita45 S. Ronchi46 J. Little47 M. McInerney48 S. Duncan51 P. McGloin52 R. McGloin54 M. McCann55 D. Jackson56 B. Carey57 D. Carey59 D. Pitcher60 B. Sharp61 J. Manton62 A. Rayner63 P. Nolan64 M. Montgomery65 N. Foley66 A. Chiodi67 P. Farqhuar69 S. Mescher70 D. McGloin71 S. Chiodi72 A. Farrugia74 D Grant75 T. Ymer76 G. Donovan77 C. Vaughan79 T. Tribe88 S. Pitcher89 D. Winduss90 A. Josza

BENTLEIGHCoach: Mark McCullochRes. Coach: Adam Laxton

1 Sharp Chris2 Coles James3 Stevens Brett 4 Sice Scott5 Robertson James6 Fridman llya7 Holmesby Sean8 Grinter Martin9 Tangas Lochie 10 Vlahos James 12 Swinden Kyle 13 Craven Stuart14 Lawry Scott15 Cunningham Daniel 16 Morrison Luke17 Francis Shannon 18 Adaway Shaun19 Wilson Mark20 Fishlock Ryan21 Ferris Adam22 Lydster Ben23 Hunt Brandon 24 Finn Adam 25 West Andrew26 Padgham Ben27 Lyons Chris28 Fergus Shane29 Clough Aaron30 Hutchison Paul 31 Banks Amir32 Fidler Chris33 Clements Chris 34 Magnifico Paul 35 Frost Stephen36 Lawther Sean 37 Holmesby Luke38 Zylbersztajn Ben39 Montesano Clint 40 Steward Anthony41 Laskey Michael42 Erwin Daniel43 Watkins Shane44 Manning Nicholas45 Armstrong Luke 46 Box Oliver47 Bounsall Jason48 Pap Chris49 Foster Nathan50 Evans Mathew51 Douglas Cameron52 West Jason53 Box Elliot54 D'Angelo Anthony55 Richards Glenn56 Stokes Richard57 Inglis Andrew58 Coyne James59 Marziale Michael60 Kamus Carlos61 Rahal Rajan71 Vearing Zac73 King Brian

Khyatʼs of Brighton

BANYULE AFCCoach: Christian Stagliano

Asst. Coach: Brad Martin, FrankFontana Res. Coach: Trent Baldac1 N. Braddy2 D. Lucevic3 N. Taylor4 T. Shepherd5 A. Brown6 D. Drapac7 A. Rothe8 M. Holmes9 M. Christian10 G. Dimek11 K. Shepard-Mueller12 C. OʼNeill13 C. Buckley14 L. OʼDonnell15 R. Iaconis16 B. Richardson17 B. Wilmore18 R. Young19 D. Gayfer20 D. Shepherd21 A. Bottomley22 A. Doyle23 R. Currie24 A. Persi25 P. Jenkin26 J. Taylor27 H. Dickson28 M. Thiveos29 J. Brockwell30 S. Green32 M. Wilson33 N. Mazniouski 34 A. Jurgens35 A. Stagliano36 S. Playfair37 N. Swift38 L. Van Maanen39 A. Hopgood40 D. Scholes41 G. Tolson42 B. Martin43 M. Ilia44 S. Gray45 S. Giansiracusa46 A. Kayrooz47 L. Miller 50 J. Poyser52 A. Russo54 O. Reid56 P. OʼRourke58 A. Tshaikiwsky59 T. Money60 S. Tuckman62 L. Fogarty63 A. Garreffa

IVANHOECoach: Doni Valkanis

Asst. Coach: Colin BrownRes Coach: Adem Shemshedin

D2 SECTIONWERRIBEE AFCCoach: Kirk Norton

Asst. Coach: Nick DikerRes Coach: Stuart Daly

s1 A. Cunningham2 C. Lee3 T. Lee4 T. Ryan5 M. Cunningham5a C. Alabakis6 M. Walsh7 M. Antonello8 M. Palmington9 J. Ayling10 M. Keogh11 J. Norton12 Aaron Taylor13 R. Bell14 J. Vassilou15 A. Murphy16 M. Taylor17 A. Tedesco18 D. Morrish19 C. Johns20 John Wallert 21 R. Fastuca22 N. Renaut23 A. Alifraco24 L. Carson25 N. Adamo26 M. Purton27 Z. Kerr28 J. Farley29 S. Dean30 B. Black31 D. Laing32 M. Smith33 M. Palmer34 S. Thomson35 M. Link36 Andrew Taylor37 P. Keogh38 L. Menegazzo41 S. McCutcheon42 R. OʼConner43 Jemery Wallert44 C. Molitoris45 C. Jack46 M. Hollow47 B. Petro48 D. Giarrusso49 A. Hovey50 T. Joffre54 A. Waldon55 B. Porter56 J. Smyth58 T. Van Blommestein59 A. Clark63 N. Black64 J. Bellegante65 C. Scudamore

ST MARYS/SALESIANCoach: S. Maus

Res. Coach: C Weller, T. Fairbairn

1 A. Stevens2 B. Tagell 3 L. Rose4 H. Singh 5 L. Kelly (V.C.)6 C. Weller7 A. Murphy8 L. Oʼkeefe9 C. Armstrong10 S. Oldfield (C)11 M. Learmonth12 D. Cope13 J. Dwyer14 D. Lentini15 M. Purcell 16 C. Sheedy17 L. DʼAstoli18 B. Frail19 R. Williams 20 S. Francis21 A. Bonnici22 R. Stevens23 F. Harrison24 J. Rogers25 P. Murphy26 S. Fletcher27 C. Ryan28 D. Rajkumar29 P. Harrison30 J. Morsello 31 A. Papaluca32 T. Nelson33 J. Fisher34 L. Armstrong36 W. Marshall37 B. Young38 N. Jane39 P. Evans40 A. Jackman41 T. Cummins 42 B. Banks-Smith43 L. Fisher44 M. Smyth45 M. Marchette46 B. Lillywhite47 M. Robinson48 M. Goold49 C. Rose50 S. Sutherland51 S. Stevens52 O. Hind53 C. Grondman54 C. Bartlett55 M. Loughnan56 A. Brett 57 C. Savage58 S. Ioannidis59 W. Stubbings60 A. Baird 61 G. Riley63 S. Docker65 D. Yeow 66 C. Acton67 S. Nicholson70 M. Aikman

1 J. Berthet2 B. Holden3 J. Kandilakis4 M. Derham5 S. Corcoran6 D. Giddings7 P. Cosgriff8 A. Sinclair9 P. Palermo10 P. Brabender11 A. Serafin12 L. Villani14 P. Pratt15 D. Spitty16 M. Patena17 A. DiFabio18 M. Spinoso19 A. Pattison20 T. Girovski21 D. McKenna22 D. Mohoney23 K. O'Brien24 T. Lombardi25 A. Jolley28 I. Hruba29 P. McRohan32 B. McAllister34 M. Joyce37 S. Valente39 M. Cardinale41 D. Vella44 D. Whyley45 M. Matko46 A. Sheehy47 S. Rehlicki50 A. Tenson52 C. Parkinson55 C. Sage56 D. Vella

THERRY PENOLACoach: Dan Madden

Asst. Coach: Shaun RavaRes Coach: James Saunders

1 R. Skiathitis 2 B. Ryan 3 R. Bannister4 S. Rava 4 B. Barron 5 A. Baker 6 G. Rees 7 M. Faroldi 7 S. Bannister 8 L. Hollow 9 C. Bannister 10 J. Quinn 11 J. Crotty 12 J. Belsey 13 J. Egglestone 14 J. Hanlon 15 A. Maynard 16 R. Skiathitis 17 D. Pirpinias 18 M. Reynolds 19 B. Toohey 20 M. Costello 21 G. Henderson 22 L. Reynolds 23 D. Hanlon 24 C. Matton 25 M. McWhinney 26 D. Angus 27 N. Kenessy 28 B. Roberts 29 G. Holdstock 30 L. Williams 31 A. Kowalski 32 J. Sacco 33 P. Xhayeteux 34 D. Weston 35 D. McKibbin 35 A. McKay 36 B. Owen 37 B. Corrigan 38 A. Elmi 39 H. McClaer 40 P. Barbetti 42 P. Godard 43 A. Borg 44 J. Van Engelen 45 J. Bibby 46 P. Halaris 47 C. O'Brien 48 A. Nancarrow 49 W. Stevens 50 N. Horner 51 M. Montgomery 52 J. Barrett 53 M. Bretag 54 C. Ford 55 A. Corbisiero 56 P. Dunn 57 J. Huseinovic 58 M. Finnigan 59 A. Sileos 60 J. Weber 61 S. McGuigan 62 A. Shirreff 63 A. Mert 64 D. Hatton 65 J. Powell 66 D. O'Shea 67 G. Turner68 P. Xuereb 69 A. Martyn70 A. McMahon 71 T. Sheppard72 L. Collier73 L. Zulianello74 G. Baker75 R. Keenan 77 P. Buuljtens80 P. Tompkinson86 W. Lawler

OLD WESTBOURNE Coach: Fab Gatti

Assts: Grant Connors, Brett ConnorsRes Coach: Andrew Horsburgh

Asst: Daniel Slattery

OLD PARADIANSCoach: Mark Spinoso Asst Coach: Vito AgostaRes Coach: Peter Cosgriff

1 B.Gerace2 J. Braham3 S. Potts4 B. Connors5 C. Lever (Capt)6 J. Horsburgh7 D. Lockwood8 A. Horsburgh 9 F. Pavez (VC)10 P. Chalmers11 S. Collins12 B. Hutton13 S. Morrissey14 G. Connors15 A. Board16 C. Hunter (snr)16 S. Christo 17 M. Aquilina18 G. Walker19 J. Mason20 L. Hudson21 A. Jeka22 S. Anderson (RCapt)23 S. Huntington24 D. Billman25 T. Edwards26 H. Hunter27 H. Templeton28 J. Nikola29 S. Balloch30 J. Newall31 S. Smith32 J. Shea33 P. OʼKeefe34 T. Davidson35 R. Duggan 36 A. Maki37 S. Burnham38 B. Harmer39 L. Gatti40 S. Gill41 K. Miller42 S. Low43 R. Bennett44 T. Maloney45 B. Whitson46 M. Whiting47 T. Utting48 M. Wilson49 J. Ryan50 J. Jinks51 N.Smithwick53 S. Hoare54 C. Pettigrew55 B. Gilbert56 T. Plecher57 D. White58 L. Williams59 K. Norton60 J. Lawn61 D. Jago62 S. Bowman63 J. Callus65 B. Robertson77 P. Jofre88 A. Dullard

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COACHES’ CLIPBOARDAFCA/VAFA

A.F.C. V.A.F.A.

“Your Coaches’ Association”

SOCIAL FOOTY “OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE”

An important aspect of a successful football club is to have a healthy social life.Maintaining the involvement of the partners of players and officials at our level goes a longway to creating harmony amongst the group.

During the pre season the building of the social factor usually commences at the conclusionof the Friday session with a drink and a barbie as an introduction for new and old playersalike. This is also important for the “new” coach who needs to take every opportunity tomeet and get to know his new players.

Most clubs have structured social Calenders which commence with the “Seasons Launch”prior to Round 1. This is a great opportunity to introduce new players and sponsors to theclub stalwarts.

Through out the season there are set nights such as “Past and Present Players Night”.Which provides a good chance for new people to hear about the history of YOUR CLUB.

Sometimes the best functions are the unplanned nights where the group meet at the localhotel after the game to mingle and chat in the company of mates.

Late in the season whether fighting for finals or battling to avoid relegation the playinggroup can meet for dinner on a Tuesday evening at the local pizza place.What all this socializing does is build spirit between the players and coaches. When thisoccurs it is hoped that when the crunch comes on the field the group pulls together to helpeach other achieve success. Hopefully this provides that extra 1% edge that every coach islooking for from their group.

Above all what a healthy social life does is provide something coaches sometimes neglectand that is ENJOYMENT. This is after all why most players play our great game.

Russell Barnes ~ Ormond Senior Coach


The Only Ball VAFA Players Fly For.

nothing away. EErrccoollii withfour majors here wastelling. The visitors wouldbe a bit disappointed heretravelling with only amodest effort.

Elsternwick oval saw the match of the round with bothsides at three quarter time in with a huge chance ofwinning. Heaps of nominations for goals of the day fromthe likes of SSmmiitthh and GGrraaccee for the red and black armyand SSttrriicckkllaanndd and WWhhyyttee for the Turtles kept the fanson edge all day. In the end the Turtles fell in here andwere lucky, the host here lose another close game andare almost certain the miss finals. But this was by allaccounts a great game for the VAFA to enjoy in theirback yard.

Latrobe proved here that if fight and fight all day at themost difficult of away venues then sometimes you getthe points and the belief comes flowing back in spades.They probably will miss out for 2009 in our section butthis was a stirring win. St Johns form had been poorhowever at TThhoommaass CCaarrrroollll reserve they rarely struggle.BBiiggggss and MMccMMaasstteerr won a lot of the ball all day for thevisitors and gave their forwards enough possession thepost the winning score. CCaacchhiiaa had a good here for StJohns but they are heading south and quickly.

PREVIEWSIf I can be so bold this looks an easy round to pick – let’sgo then. Eltham host St Johns and can win this andsolidify the top four spot they hold. Forty points themargin. Willy can win at home with a near full strengthunit against Uni High, Hawthorn will win at homeagainst a slightly rejuvenated Latrobe by five goals,whilst Powerhouse will surge ahead again at the handsof Swinburne by fifty points. The Cup game will seeMonash win again against Elsternwick by 20 points.


EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK 7.2 8.4 12.7 17.8 (110)EELLTTHHAAMM 22..22 99..77 1111..1100 1177..1144 ((111166))EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK:: Goals: D. Smith 5, K. Cummins 3, R. Glassenbury 3, S. Grace 2,D. Byrne, B. Mahony, B. Mason, J. Newton Best: K. Cummins, D. Smith, M. Scudds,R. Glassenbury, G. Cameron, N. Hodskiss EELLTTHHAAMM:: Goals: B. Strickland 4, A.Whyte 3, B. Garrard 3, L. Mason 3, C. Paine 2, S. Murphy 2 Best: A. Whyte, R.Thomas, B. Strickland, T. Wenborn, S. Murphy, L. Barnes UUmmppiirreess:: BrianWoodhead Christian Schaefer Ray Matters Jack Weber (D)SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY 1.2 3.7 7.8 7.13 (55)WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN CCYYMMSS 1111..33 1155..88 2211..1188 2266..2200 ((117766))SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY:: Goals: D. Ledger 5, P. Hildebrand 2. Best: B. Prior, Z.Scrase, D. Ledger, D. Elliman, J. Buncle, M. Trickey WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN CCYYMMSS:: Goals: J. Wong 6, T. Wheeler 5, D. Lee 4, C. Elliott 4, B.Cocks 2, C. Taylor, D. Elias, T. Hynes, M. Lishman, J. Tranter. Best: C. McNamara,J. Hatfield, J. Wong, J. Gallivan, M. Lishman, T. WheelerUUmmppiirreess:: Barry Leckenby Geoffrey Deveson (D)SSTT JJOOHHNNSS 3.5 7.9 8.12 9.16 (70)LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY 11..33 55..66 88..99 1111..1111 ((7777))SSTT JJOOHHNNSS:: Goals: M. Phaedonos 3, A. Abela 2, C. Cachia 2, L. Mara, S. Peake.Best: C. Cachia, L. Mara, B. Pickering, B. Morton, D. Wilsnach, J. Kelly LLAA TTRROOBBEEUUNNII:: Goals: D. McMaster 2, B. Hunt 2, S. McNamara 2, J. Mannes 2, K. McGough,J. McLean, P. McCormack. Best: J. McLean, D. Farrell, H. Biggs, D. McMaster, J.Mannes, J. Nelson UUmmppiirreess:: Michael Ryde Emily Ryde Peter Teasdale (D)HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN 22..44 88..1100 1144..1122 2222..1177 ((114499))MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS 3.5 5.8 10.11 10.13 (73)HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN:: Goals: R. Ogge 5, A. Rowell 3, S. Lauletta 2, L. Aitken 2, M. Payne 2,R. Johnston 2, N. Hayes 2, D. Pritchard, J. Ridley, N. Raiti, C. Smith. Best: P.Keeghan, R. Ogge, J. Keeghan, N. Hayes, A. McPhie, N. Raiti MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS:: Goals: M. Davies 3, W. Pocock, N. Rutherford, R. Sharkey,L. Wells, P. Gomizel, J. Hart, C. Jones. Best: M. Malloy, W. Pocock, M. Davies, D.Baxter, J. Hart, J. Fraser UUmmppiirreess:: Andrew Taylor Rod Penaluna (D)PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE 44..22 1100..33 1144..44 1155..77 ((9977))UUHHSS--VVUU 1.0 2.1 4.1 8.4 (52)PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE:: Goals: P. Edwards 4, J. Ercoli 4, D. Cooper, M. Taylor, S. Bahr, R.Macumber, C. Moran, A. Collett, W. Old. Best: P. Sosic, J. Ercoli, D. White, M.Driessen, S. Bahr, M. Lynch UUHHSS--VVUU:: Goals: W. Smith 2, M. Diciero 2, L. Gorringe,R. Kirk, S. Whyte, D. Pinney. Best: S. Cracknell, D. Lacy, S. Desbois, M. Diciero, P.Clarke, L. Gorringe UUmmppiirreess:: Jeremy Heffernan Cody Geddes Jack Noble TimNorton Mitch Wheeler Damien Zuch (D)

D3 SECTION RESERVESSTT JJOOHHNNSS 2.4 2.5 6.8 8.10 (58)LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY 11..22 44..55 55..55 1100..55 ((6655))SSTT JJOOHHNNSS:: Goals: M. Vanhoutar 3, S. Edwards 2, G. Wilson, J. Cotton, J. Robinson.Best: R. Dean, G. Wilson, J. Cotton, G. Waters, M. Wilkie, C. Emery LLTTUU:: DNR.HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN 0.7 5.8 7.10 11.11 (77)MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS 33..33 77..99 1122..1122 1144..1177 ((110011))HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN:: Goals: J. Jackomos 7, D. Marr 2, S. Marash, J. Thurlow. Best: D.Lyons, J. Jackomos, M. Watt, D. Marr, J. Thurlow, P. Clancey MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS:: Goals: C. Leeton 3, R. Fletcher 2, J. Rutherford 2, V. Coffey,D. Charleson, B. Murphy, J. Hickey, D. Holsinger, G. Strain, K. Love. Best: C.Leeton, M. Baldwin, G. Strain, J. Rutherford, N. Booth, J. DucatEELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK 1.3 3.3 5.3 6.3 (39)EELLTTHHAAMM 22..55 77..99 88..1166 1122..2200 ((9922))EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK:: Goals: M. Thiele 2, A. Foster 2, A. Lewis, L. Missaglia. Best: L.Missaglia, T. Appleby, L. Trainor, A. Foster, M. Bambery, M. Thiele EELLTTHHAAMM:: Goals: J. Gilbert 4, T. Andrews 3, M. Abbott 2, L. Austin 2, M. Salter. Best:D. Rowe, T. Andrews, N. McPherson, S. Todman, E. Savage, J. GilbertSSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY 3.0 5.0 5.1 5.3 (33)WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN CCYYMMSS 55..44 1144..66 2222..1133 2277..1188 ((118800))SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNII:: Goals: C. Dell'Olio 3, B. Cairns, J. Carroll. Best: A. Hyman, J.Carroll, C. Dell'Olio, T. Carr, G. Brown, S. Colless WWIILLLL CCYYMMSS:: Goals: G. Burgess 6,D. Wouda 5, B. Gray 4, J. Buttigieg 3, M. Cini 3, T. Bowers 2, K. Dowsey, A.Kosmatos, C. Pach, N. Knapman. Best: J. Buttigieg, M. Busuttil, M. Cini, B. Gray,D. Wouda, T. BowersPPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE 22..66 44..1100 88..1155 1133..1177 ((9955))UUHHSS--VVUU 1.1 2.3 3.5 4.5 (29)PPHH:: Goals: M. Verberne 3, C. Russell 3, D. Vargo 2, A. Contreras, J. Fiorini, M.Wallis, A. Willis, A. Jackman. Best: W. Elliott, M. Verberne, J. Fiorini, C. Russell, T.McFarlane, J. Earl UUHHSS--VVUU:: Goals: M. Sweeney 2, A. Trevethan, J. Jacks. Best: J.Ford, J. Hall, L. Bourchier, A. Hellner, A. Trevethan, M. Gerolemou

Well this is my first report as a travelling journalist –currently on tour in the old dart a stone’s throw fromLord’s cricket ground. MMaarrkk NNiiccoollaass and I were justdiscussing the game in detail – the future of the IPL andTest Cricket. I then turned his attention to the greatgame that is AFL and he was fascinated by the statisticthat we play 22 per side over some six months perseason? How on earth do you Aussies find suchcommitment he quipped – it got me thinking. It really isa tremendous challenge for suburban clubs and as weknow the season ends up being a series on momentumswings. I told him this next few weeks are critical – heis heading off the Headingly next, whilst I go to Francefor the Tour to see CCaaddeell EEvvaannss keep his yellow jersey!

The league ladders got the job done easily enough at StJames Park, thrashing the D4 bound Swinburne side byover 120 points. The goals came from anyone andeveryone it seemed, great to see WWhheeeelleerr and LLeeee backin the action, not so great for the opponents though.MMccNNaammaarraa and HHaattffiieelldd remain in super form. TheRazorbacks did get some good service from LLeeddggeerr andBBuunnccllee in the middle all day.

Hawthorn with PPeetteerr TTyyssoonn coaching game 200 –although that might be game 2000 playing and coaching– had a great day in celebrating the coaches efforts witha soft win against a terrible Gryphons outfit. The youngside was on fire in the last quarter smashing Monashwith goal after goal. Brothers PPaauull and JJaammeess KKeeeegghhaannhad better afternoons than any other time this season,Ogee again with goals keeping the chances of a tone ofgoals on track. A great day for them as they are back ontrack after the Brens Oval hiccup. Monash are now inreal trouble to finish fourth as Eltham and Powerhouseboth won at the weekend, it is now a virtual EliminationFinal for all clubs outside the four this weekend and oldrival Elsternwick will fight hard to retain the Murphy-Wells cup. Some positives came from the form of MMiicckk‘‘CCrraacckkeerrjjaacckk’’ MMaallllooyy at CHB as well as part-timeRRuucckkmmaann PPhhiill GGoommiizzeell around the ground, but they hadvery few four quarter players.

PPaauull SSoossiicc was missing his old mate DD BBoollaanndd lastweekend at Ross Gregory but he played a gem of agame in the absence of the leader down back to helpPowerhouse shut down Uni High and enhance furthertheir final hopes. The Slushies are in form now andscoring a little heavier. The defence continues to give

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONESJJeeffff CCoottttoonn from SStt JJoohhnnss played his 220000tthh ggaammee lastweek against La Trobe Uni. Currently our longestserving player, a dual reserve premiership player , longserving president & committee member. Still goingstrong on the playing field. Thanks to “Cotto” from allinvolved at the JOCS.St Johns player AAddaamm JJoonneess played his 110000tthh ggaammeelast week. Our senior skipper for season 2008, Jonesyhas held down a number of key position roles in histime at the JOCS. A member of our first ever seniorflag in 2005, all at St. Johns wish Jonesy continuedsuccess. Well done to both men. All at MMoonnaasshh congratulate PPhhiill ‘‘RRoocckkeeffeelllleerr’’ WWaarrrreennon reaching 110000 ggaammeess against Elsternwick thisweekend. Phil has contributed a number of roles in hisassociation with the Gryphons including Sponsorshipand coaching and is a dual reserves B&F winner inyears past. It is great to see Phil playing again this yearas his presence in the midfield cannot be understated.Well done.OOlldd WWeessttbboouurrnnee would like to congratulate LLuukkeeHHuuddssoonn on 110000 ggaammeess for the club. A product of theinaugural Under 19’s and the school, Luke has been afine contributor both as a player, (Senior flag member’04), and via his off-field antics. A ‘tough as nailscontributor’, he can fill a role in any position.PPoowweerr HHoouussee congratulate and thank PPaauull EEddwwaarrddssfor 5500 bbrriilllliiaanntt games for the House this week againstSwinburne. Eddo joined the House in 2006 andimmediately had a massive impact. A regular staterepresentative, Eddo continues to providematchwinning performances week in, week out inseveral positions while providing valuable input as aleader and role model. Well done Eddo. The House arelooking forward to the next 50!!!BBrriiaann ‘‘DDiicckkyy’’ KKnneeee celebrates 5500 cclluubb ggaammeess at OOllddWWeessttbboouurree. Coming to the club late in his career, wehave seen Dicky add valuable knowledge to ourressies and clubbies in his time. He is a keen trackworker and a junior coach at our club.

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY v POWER HOUSEMONASH GRYPHONS v ELSTERNWICK

ELTHAM v ST JOHNSHAWTHORN v LA TROBE UNIVERSITYWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v UHS-VU


D3 SECTIONby Stephen Clarke


HAWTHORN AFCCoach: Peter Tyson

Res. Coach: Chris Reed

1 J. Dawson2 J. Ridley3 A. Knott4 B. Santalucia5 S. Avery6 P. Avery7 N. Lynch8 L. Aitken9 R. Ogge10 T. Hyland11 J. Cargill12 S. Lauletta13 M. Mckenna14 D. Lauletta15 M. Collins16 M. Beanham17 H. Norman18 S. Fisher19 P. Willoughby20 S. Parker21 D. Garlick22 D. McGlenchy23 L. Collins24 J. Jackomos25 T. Ryan26 B. Collins28 T. Crivelli29 B. Davies30 D. Taranto31 D. Lyons32 D. Moss33 M. Caruana34 M. McVeigh35 M. Stonehouse36 B. Davies37 P. Clancey38 D. Pritchard39 J. Ardley40 E. Jenkins41 C. Browne42 S. Young43 J. Keeghan44 P. Keeghan45 E. Bettion46 P. Nunan47 K. Kilmaye48 A. Rowell49 M. De Rango50 B. Morey51 J. Thurlow52 J. Harcourt53 L. Marash54 P. Begg56 S. MacKenzie57 A. Stewart59 E. Healey60 A. McPhie61 B. Blakeman62 S. Marash63 S. Moussi65 J. Pitcher66 E. Groves68 D. Macdonald69 B. Hudson70 W. Duffy

D3 SECTIONMONASH GRYPHONS

Coach: Tony NaumoffAsst. Coach: Phil WarrenRes Coach: Jim Gonis

1 S Bourbon2 V Coffey (RC)3 T Vesey4 N Rutherford (DVC)5 M Davies6 L Wilson7 C Jones8 S Cantwell9 T Russell10 J Fleming11 M Malloy12 J Landberg13 J Hickey14 L Cowlishaw15 A Clarke16 P Rennison17 R Fletcher18 M Paolucci19 A Byrne20 B Rose21 J Rotstein22 B Coxhead23 D Holsinger24 D Baxter (C)25 M Power26 G Hickey27 J Ducat28 C Leeton29 B Murphy30 J Fraser31 G Roche32 A Shufflebotham33 A Burgess34 M Graydon35 J Logan36 A Vandenburgh37 R Tuttle38 M OʼNeill39 K Lova40 J Rathjen41 M Wareing42 A Robilliard43 D Charleson44 L Wells (VC)45 M Wilkinson46 G Kent47 B Alexander48 G Strain49 B Lukav50 Gomma51 J Ellt52 A Flowerday53 H Kelty56 P Rutherford57 W Pocock58 B Lange63 D Hislop66 J Harrak67 S Bracecamp69 J Hart

ELSTERNWICK AFCCoach: Dennis GraceRes Coach: Steve Hall

1 L. Murphy2 L. Beddingfeild3 J. Yemm4 D. Grace5 K. Cummins5 M. Whelan6 M. Theile7 M. Schink8 M. Greene9 J. Banky10 M. Doyle11 L. Missaglia12 M. Hosking13 T. Putt14 B. Mahony15 R. Glassenberry16 N. Hodskiss16 M. Surman17 G. Culshaw18 J. Convery19 J. Hunter20 A. Quinn21 P. Stuchberry22 L. Callery23 S. Curtain24 A. Foster25 A. Elbaz26 C. Mahony27 J. Newton28 D. Shokosky29 S. Mahony30 M. Spence31 A. Laznitski32 B. Mason33 M. Cunningham34 T. Moran35 D. Spilberg36 M. Scudds37 M. Bambery38 T. Perkins39 T. Appleby40 A. Patey41 D. Byrne42 W. Sanghvi43 D. Leishman44 S. Grace45 J. Kacier46 J. Biviano47 G. Shiell48 S. Convery49 J. Reimers50 A. Fogerty51 C. McKenna52 C. Schroder53 A. Lewis54 D. Feiber55 A. North56 S. Garcia57 D. Clarke58 G. Cameron59 S. Carpentiri60 M. Hulston61 S. Bacash62 M. Creak63 T. Huggins64 A. King

Major Sporsors- Capital Growth- Hilton Manufacturing- Dulux- Elsternwick Club

1 J. Wilson2 A. Jesser3 J. Lania4 A. Lyubicic5 K. Mcgough6 A. Mclean7 K. Taylor8 A. Mellino9 L. Merrington10 A. Sherriff11 M. Correnti12 A. Schneider13 M. Redmond14 A. Ridha15 M.

Tatulaschwili16 A. Knight17 M. Moran18 A. Mann19 M. Fneich20 A. Eccles21 M. McCormick22 A. Kalayci23 N. Johns24 A. Xazdi25 P. Purcell26 A. Lucas27 P. Rose28 A. Mcmahen29 R. Bennetts30 A. Samson31 S.

Adamthwaite32 A. Walker33 S. Connelley34 B. Gaylard35 S. Skelton36 B. Westaway37 S. Stilsby38 B. Lederman39 S. Marchitto40 B. Taylor41 S. Pruscino42 B. Van Ooi

(DVC)43 S. Mason44 B. O'Hare45 T. Ludeman46 B. Gillies47 T. Crossland48 B. Hunt49 T. Hooke50 B. Hunt51 T. Dalitz52 B. Long53 W. Ritchie54 B. Muir55 B. Pollard56 C. Black57 C. Thomas58 C. Orchard59 C. Marsiglio60 C. Fehring61 C. Geddes62 C. Gronow63 D. Conheady64 D. Cooper65 D. Gleeson66 D. Hegarty67 D. Moore68 D. Huffer69 D. Kerrison70 D. Mcmaster

(vc)

71 D. Sheldrick (c)

72 D. Farrell73 D . Lanfranco74 G. Ganino75 G.

Labuschagne76 G. Girdwood77 G. Legin78 G. Walsgott79 H. Ambrosio80 H. Biggs81 H. Maatman82 J.

Amirthanathan83 J. Berton84 J. Camm85 J. Conheady86 J. Williamson87 J. Doyle88 J. Hathaway89 J. Marsden-

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A SECTION CLUB LST WK TOTALWatts, Fergus COLLEGIANS 0 62Pask, Martin UNI BLACKS 4 42Doherty, Benjamin OLD SCOTCH 1 41Moore, Matthew DE LA SALLE 4 41Clarke, Tim OLD XAVERIANS 2 40McGettigan, Peter ST BEDES/MENTONE 1 37Pirrie, Adam OLD BRIGHTON 0 35

A SECTION RESERVERush, Daniel OLD XAVERIANS 6 36O'Connell, Patrick UNI BLUES 3 30Crameri, Justin UNI BLACKS 0 27Larkins, Christopher OLD XAVERIANS 2 26Corcoran, Nick OLD XAVERIANS 3 22Zantuck, Trent OLD BRIGHTON 0 21March, Trevor OLD BRIGHTON 0 20

B SECTIONMacLaren, Cameron MARCELLIN 0 47Slevison, Andrew CAULFIELD GRAM. 3 43Skurrie, Trent OLD ESSENDON 3 42Pearson, Tate ST BERNARDS 3 41Potter, Callan ST BERNARDS 1 36Condos, James OLD ESSENDON 3 34Loats, David OLD CAMBERWELL 3 27

B SECTION RESERVEHarris, Patrick ST BERNARDS 5 35Mazzarella, Mark ST KEVINS 3 29Murray, Peter ST KEVINS 2 24Solomon, Marcus MARCELLIN 0 20Bolger, Dominic MARCELLIN 3 19Carson, Brett OLD HAILEYBURY 4 18Creasey, Jesse ST BERNARDS 1 17

C SECTIONRochford, Darren PARKDALE 0 55Robbins, Matthew ORMOND 2 47Edwards, Tim OAKLEIGH 8 39Bromley, Trevor OAKLEIGH 0 36Martinov, Matthew ORMOND 1 36Jayaweera, Chamath MAZENOD 6 33Collins, Kade MONASH BLUES 3 32

C SECTION RESERVEBeckett, David ORMOND 0 48Pretty, Bernard MHSOB 2 28Nissen, Bradley AJAX 0 27Wills, Nathan OAKLEIGH 0 27Bogar, Nicholas MAZENOD 5 24Naylor, Tim ORMOND 2 24Fothergill, Michael MAZENOD 5 23

D1 SECTIONKeem, James YARRA VALLEY 5 44Voglis, Peter BULLEEN TEMP 1 39Matthews, Dean BULLEEN TEMP 0 37Cochrane, David OLD MENTONIANS 1 34Branigan, Christopher OLD GEELONG 1 30Cronan, Jack SOUTH MELBOURNE DIST. 0 30Rombotis, John PENINSULA 3 29

D1 SECTION RESERVEBournon, Tony OLD MENTONIANS 7 61Pinkster, Tristan FITZROY REDS 6 46Boland, David AQUINAS 3 31Joyce, Damien NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 1 28Hannam, Damian FITZROY REDS 0 21Kimpton, David OLD GEELONG 0 21Carfi, Marc BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0 19

U19 NORTH (2) CLUB LST WK TOTALMcMahon, Christopher OLD XAVERIANS 3 62Aver, Matthew AQUINAS OC 0 55Walter, Paul IVANHOE AFC 0 39Davis, Michael EMMAUS ST LEOS 2 22Henderson, Michael OLD XAVERIANS 0 21Oliver, Sebastian NOBS/St Pats 4 21Brun, Jason NOBS/St Pats 0 20

U19 SOUTH (1)Johnston, Alexander OLD HAILEYBURY 5 46LEE, Jarrod ORMOND 1 35McGlashan, Paul CAULFIELD 0 35Glenister, Marcus BEAUMARIS 3 34Bird, Edward COLLEGIANS 4 32Willis, Daniel ORMOND 0 29Cahalane, Rory ORMOND 1 28

U19 SOUTH (2)Fayman, David AJAX AFC 0 48Lewis, Zeke HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 5 33Morrison, Ben BENTLEIGH 0 33Robertson, Ben MONASH BLUES 4 31Rodwell, Kyle BENTLEIGH 4 31Hogan, Steven DE LA SALLE OC 0 29Coy, Nathan PENINSULA OB 4 28

CLUB XVIII (1)Farrell, Luke PRAHRAN 1 26Silk, Joshua OLD XAVERIANS 2 25Bains, Ameet OLD MELBURNIANS 0 21Bushnell, Charles COLLEGIANS 2 21Davies, Mark OLD XAVERIANS 2 21Ward, Michael OLD XAVERIANS 1 21Cartlidge, Brett PRAHRAN 0 20

CLUB XVIII (2) CLUB LST WK TOTALClose, Oliver UNIVERSITY BLACKS 7 32Elliott, Norman WHITEFRIARS 0 23Collier, Bryce MONASH BLUES 3 21Coughlin, Paul MONASH BLUES 1 20Don, Richard OLD SCOTCH 1 20Sheldon, James MONASH BLUES 0 20Bell, Jackson UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 17

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)Payne, Sean ST MARY'S SALESIAN 4 46Lynch, Jordan ST BEDES / MENTONE 2 30Vance, Justin BEAUMARIS 0 25Bell, Matthew OAKLEIGH 4 24Morsello, Joe ST MARY'S SALESIAN 4 22Plaukovits, Wayne OAKLEIGH 3 22Logan, Sean ST MARY'S SALESIAN 0 20

CLUB XVIII (NORTH)Petroff, Garry MARCELLIN 2 46Guerra, Luca OLD CAREY 0 39Papal, Robert NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 0 27Hickey, Jonathan BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0 24Wall, Christopher MARCELLIN 1 19Armstrong, Nathan MARCELLIN 1 18Cohen, Matthew OLD CAREY 2 18

D2 SECTION CLUB LST WK TOTALClark, Ryan GLEN EIRA 3 48Beluszar, Christopher EMMAUS ST LEOS 5 42Lee, Trent WERRIBEE 2 37Pace, Angelo IVANHOE 0 37Bannister, Corey THERRY PENOLA 11 36Drapac, David BANYULE 3 36Ellis, Benjamin EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 34

D2 SECTION RESERVEGiarrusso, Dean WERRIBEE 0 53Wenke, Zan BANYULE 4 47Keenan, Richard THERRY PENOLA 2 37Asdagi, Alex OLD PARADIANS 0 36McKay, Adam THERRY PENOLA 1 29Sacco, Joe THERRY PENOLA 0 28Farrugia, Adam EMMAUS ST LEOS 6 27

D3 SECTIONOgge, Richard HAWTHORN 5 66Lee, David WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4 58Edwards, Paul POWER HOUSE 4 49Kirk, Rhys UHS-VU 1 46Cachia, Chris ST JOHNS 2 37Grace, Scott ELSTERNWICK 2 34Wong, James WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6 34

D3 SECTION RESERVEBurgess, Greg WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6 78Sweeney, Mitchell UHS-VU 2 39Austin, Luke ELTHAM 2 36Vanhoutar, Michael ST JOHNS 3 31Wouda, David WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 5 30Richardson, Craig POWER HOUSE 0 29Dowsey, Kirk WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 1 28

D4 SECTIONViola, David ELEY PARK 3 57Horne, Craig KEW 5 55Spencer, Ben ST FRANCIS XAVIER 5 50Fradkin, Timothy BULLEEN COBRAS 6 45Whiting, Troy RICHMOND CENTRAL 2 45Penny, Daniel BOX HILL NORTH 1 44Nuske, Nathan RICHMOND CENTRAL 4 42

D4 SECTION RESERVEHoseason, James KEW 0 49Brown, Joshua ELEY PARK 3 38Olson, Bradley BOX HILL NORTH 2 37Matheson, James RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 29McKenzie, Rick MT LILYDALE 0 27Jackson, Luke SOUTH MORNINGTON 0 23Rogan, Timothy RICHMOND CENTRAL 5 23

U19 PREMIERKovarik, Adam DE LA SALLE 2 40Pryde, Thomas UNIVERSITY BLUES 9 33McDermott, Thomas ST KEVINS 0 32Fairbrother, Sam DE LA SALLE 0 28O'Shea, Daniel MARCELLIN 3 28Mason, Cameron OLD SCOTCH 1 26Perry, Hugo OLD SCOTCH 1 25

U19 NORTH (1)MacReady - Bryan, Thomas OLD CAREY 4 46Callanan, Jack MANNINGHAM SHARKS 6 36Greer, Edward OLD IVANHOE 4 32Dunnachie, Alex BANYULE/VIEWBANK 1 31Bulhakow, Nick OLD ESSENDON 0 27Vear, James BANYULE/VIEWBANK 4 27Moretti, Adam OLD TRINITY 1 26




well up forward the gamewas virtually over at halftime. Box Hill North nevergave in but with players ofthe ilk of DDaavviidd MMaarrttiinniiabsent it was always goingto be a hard task. AAnnddrreeww BBeeaauummoonntt worked hard all day forthe demons and was well supported by SShhaauunn IIrrvviinnee.North Brunswick again gave the Falcons a scare as they stayedwith the form team of the competition virtually until the last tenminutes of the game. This time Albert Park were able to finishwith a solid win thanks to the efforts of WWiilllliiaamm MMccIInnddooee inthe ruck. JJuussttiinn KKaannee provided the drive around the grounddespite some tight attention from AAnnddrreeww MMoouunnttnneeyy, andBBrreennddaann MMuurrnnaannee finished well with five goals. BradRobertson continued his good recent form on the wing forNorth Brunswick and JJeezzzzaa FFrreeeemmaann was lively down forward.In the other two games, from which there were no reports,West Brunswick were far too strong for Syndal Tally Ho andBulleen Cobras returned to the winners list with a comfortablewin over South Mornington.

ROUND 14 PREVIEWSMatch of the RoundMt Lilydale v St Francis XavierIn the battle for a top three spot, two of the more physicalteams in the competition meet head-on. KKaarrll RRuussssoo and GGlleennnnPPeeaarrssoonn will arm wrestle with CChhrriiss GGiibbssoonn and TToomm WWaallll ina ‘no holds barred’ battle in the middle. Meanwhile BBeennSSppeenncceerr and JJuussttiinn RRoobbeerrttss will provide dangerous targets inthe forward half for their respective teams. MMiicchhaaeell RRhhooddeessand LLuukkee HHiicckkeeyy have hit top form recently and I think thisalong with the home ground advantage will help Mt Lilydalereverse the previous result. Mountain Men by 11pts.Albert Park v Kew Albert Park are the form side of the competition whilst Kewhave lost only two all year, but stumbled last week. It wasinteresting to note at least six changes for the Bears from theirprevious round with notable absentees including Greg Bell. IfKew get a few of these back, or the senior debutants learn

D4 SECTIONby Duncan Palmer

With five rounds to go the five now seems settled and thoughboth Richmond Central and Box Hill North remainmathematical chances, it would take either a small miracle ora Solomonesque brain explosion for Mt Lilydale or Albert Parkto fall asunder.Whilst we have not had a wet winter, again, we certainly haveexperienced a cold one. It is worthwhile taking some time toconsider all the volunteers that have helped keep teams on thepark through these periods. Richmond Central and Box HillNorth are recognising the volunteers this week with theirsenior game honouring volunteers from both club, and I thinkthis is a worthwhile exercise. From the club secretary who putthe padding on the posts each Saturday morning to thereserves umpire and the time-keeper, this can sometimes be athankless task. While they are standing in the middle of theoval with their knees shaking so hard that they leave bruisesand the frostbite is only allayed by dipping fingers and toes incups of tea, the only thing that keeps them motivated is theirlove of the club. Take some time to thank these people. Buythem a coffee, hot dog, or a beer after the game, have a chatto them and make them feel part of the team. Their hearts ridewith you on the field.St Francis Xavier bounced back to form with an awe-inspiringdisplay of football against Kew. The Xmen grabbed an earlylead with the aid of a stiff breeze; however four goals hardlyseemed enough. In the second quarter though, the home sidebelied the wind advantage and kicked nine goals against it toput the game out of Kew’s reach. The second half continued inthis vein despite the best efforts of LLuukkee OO’’CCoonnnneellll and CCrraaiiggHHoorrnnee for the Bears, and the final margin possibly flatteredKew. St Francis Xavier were delighted with their team effortand were reluctant to name best players however AAnntthhoonnyyPPrryyoorr and GGlleennnn PPeeaarrssoonn were particularly notable in theirperformances on the day. If CCrraaiigg HHoorrnnee was the ‘undertaker’ a few weeks ago, MMiicchhaaeellVViioollaa was the gravedigger as Eley Park well and truly slammedthe lid on Richmond’s finals aspirations with their best win forthe season. Eley Park is a certainly somewhat of an enigma.The Sharks best is competitive with the top three, but theyhave been unable to sustain this for even two weeks. Thisweek DDaavviidd BBeennnneetttt,, MMiicchhaaeell VViioollaa and AAddrriiaann PPiillllaayy led theSharks to a seven goal win with four quarters of sustainedaggressive football. Richmond would be disappointed,however should be proud that they have continued theirimprovement, and would be looking to their reserves to playfinals this season.Mt Lilydale also put an undermanned Box Hill North’s finalshopes to rest with four quarters of dominance. The return ofMMiicchhaaeell RRhhooddeess was pivotal as he dictated play from themiddle and with JJuussttiinn RRoobbeerrttss and FFrraanncciiss VVaarrggaa finishing


SSTT FFRRAANNCCIISS XXAAVVIIEERR 55..33 1133..77 2200..1122 2222..1177 ((114499))KKEEWW 1.3 4.3 5.3 11.7 (73)SSTT FFXX:: Goals: B. Spencer 5, T. Pearson 4, P. Scanlon 3, D. Dimakopoulos 2, J. Abel2, J. Nooy 2, D. Thomson, P. Gould, M. Hamill, G. Pearson. Best: A. Pryor, B.Spencer, T. Pearson, G. Pearson, J. Lenders, D. Dimakopoulos KKEEWW:: Goals: C. Horne5, L. O'Connell 4, G. Scott, A. Hawking. Best: L. O'Connell, A. Hawking, C. Robinson,G. Evans, C. Horne, S. Norman UUmmppiirreess:: Greg Rowlings Danny Lawlor (D)AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK 33..66 66..1111 99..1166 1144..2244 ((110088))NNOORRTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 1.1 4.5 7.6 10.6 (66)AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK:: Goals: B. Murnane 5, S. Maunder 3, S. Allan, S. Bennett, N. Cain, D.Lyne, T. Tiller, A. Snowden. Best: J. Kane, B. Hansen, B. Murnane, S. Maunder, D.Lyne, W. McIndoe NNTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: J. Boudoloh 3, C. Twaddle 2, J.Freeman, B. Robertson, R. Santacroce, D. Briffa, R. Dowsett. Best: M. Sorleto, R.Santacroce, A. Mountney, D. Pizzari, S. Miller, B. Williams UUmmppiirreess:: Ben KoetsierMark Gibson Adam Dykes Jonathan Dykes (D)EELLEEYY PPAARRKK 55..44 1122..99 1177..1100 2200..1122 ((113322))RRIICCHHMMOONNDD CCEENNTTRRAALL 3.4 6.7 9.9 13.11 (89)EEPP:: Goals: D. Viola 3, K. Lindsay 3, T. Houlden 3, C. Cresswell 2, D. Crawford 2, J.Flower, C. Jolly, J. Nelson, C. Brown, M. Viola, A. Pillay, D. McCabe. Best: T. Silvers,J. Flower, M. Marsiglio, K. Lindsay, D. Bennett, D. McCabe RRIICCHHMMOONNDD CC:: Goals: N.Nuske 4, T. Whiting 2, C. Dent 2, A. Zuccaro, S. O'Connor, D. Andrew, D. Blythe, A.Dhillon. Best: N. Camilleri, D. Speakman, R. Liddie, A. Dhillon, D. Andrew, T. GrahamUUmmppiirreess:: Reno Maiorano Peter Pullen (D)BBUULLLLEEEENN CCOOBBRRAASS 44..99 88..1111 1122..1155 1155..1177 ((110077))SSOOUUTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN 1.2 3.5 8.8 10.12 (72)BBCC:: Goals: T. Fradkin 6, R. Daley 3, B. Cookson 2, T. Conn, D. Trinchi, M. O'Bree, M.Coletti. Best: D. Trinchi, J. Laurence, B. Cookson, T. Fradkin, S. Sheales, T. Conn SSTTHHMMOORRNN:: Goals: M. Foon 4, R. Wilson 3, S. Mottram, M. Clark, B. Price. Best: S.Smith, S. Wright, L. Hockey, G. Pullen, M. Birchall, S. Kemp UUmmppiirreess:: PatrickMaebus Michael Forde (D)SSYYNNDDAALL TTAALLLLYY HHOO 0.2 0.3 0.6 1.6 (12)WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 33..33 1133..77 2200..99 2299..1133 ((118877))SSTTHH:: Goals: D. Paolone. Best: A. Davis, C. Hart, R. Bennett, D. Richardson, L.Sanders, R. Tanner WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: S. Churchill 7, A. Gibson 5, T.Dempsey 4, S. Monagle 3, J. Sudholz 3, C. Lehmann 3, R. Saker, J. Haysey, W. Vagg,M. Layley. Best: S. Monagle, M. Layley, S. Churchill, B. Bainbridge, A. Gall, A. GibsonUUmmppiirreess:: Peter Griffiths Dean Schwab Chris Stinson Patrick Walker (D)BBOOXX HHIILLLL NNOORRTTHH 1.1 5.1 8.2 10.4 (64)MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE 44..1100 1122..1155 1188..1199 2222..2200 ((115522))BBHHNN:: Goals: A. Beaumont 3, L. Keillor 2, J. Howarth, L. Penhalluriack, D. Penny, K.Axten, S. Irvine. Best: S. Irvine, R. Ball, A. Beaumont, K. Axten, B. Pearce, J. Howarth MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE:: Goals: J. Roberts 6, F. Varga 5, C. Gibson 3, K. Maniscalchi 2, T. Wall2, P. Carolan, M. Rhodes, R. McKenzie, A. Rodwell. Best: T. Wall, K. Maniscalchi, D.Leaumont, M. Rhodes, A. Rodwell, G. Finkemeyer UUmmppiirreess:: Paul Jones MarcusButera (D)

D4 SECTION RESERVEEELLEEYY PPAARRKK 0.4 4.6 5.8 8.10 (58)RRIICCHHMMOONNDD CCEENNTTRRAALL 44..33 44..33 1100..44 1100..44 ((6644))EEPP:: Goals: J. Brown 3, M. Keown, G. Heath, P. Harris, A. Rock, R. Martyn. Best: A.Curphey, J. Newmarch, T. Dingeldei, S. Jackson, J. Brown, S. Wolokh RRIICCHHMMOONNDD CC::Goals: T. Rogan 5, S. Harmor 2, D. Green, J. Matheson, J. Porter. Best: B. Pumpa, H.Dautovic, W. Webb, T. Rogan, N. Abate, D. GreenAALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK 55..33 88..44 1100..55 1100..77 ((6677))NNOORRTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 2.1 4.1 5.1 5.3 (33)AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK:: Goals: D. Steer 2, J. Marshall, J. Sutton, S. Toth, K. Begbie, B.Balsillie, N. Mclennan, S. Bridger, P. O'Keefe. Best: S. Hardy, D. McManus, Z.Roberts, P. O'Keefe, Z. Sawyer, D. Steer NNTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: S. Adair, S. Weda,M. Rosser, N. Ackland, A. Peasnell. Best: C. Hall, M. Aliani, T. Ackland, G.Panagiotidis, N. Giovanoglou, A. PeasnellBBOOXX HHIILLLL NNOORRTTHH 1.0 4.2 6.6 8.8 (56)MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE 55..66 66..77 1111..1111 1122..1111 ((8833))BBHHNN:: Goals: G. Cavallo 2, S. Cook 2, B. Olson 2, G. Robinson, J. Hough. Best: D.Olson, G. Robinson, M. Cumming, R. Charlton, M. Halbert, J. Pratt MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE::Goals: T. Vanstrijp 3, S. Roberts 3, C. Ward 2, J. Pulkka 2, P. Ward, D. Marsh. Best:D. Marsh, J. Bowers, A. Delahunt, T. Dickman, R. Black, J. PulkkaSSYYNNDDAALL TTAALLLLYY HHOO 0.1 0.2 1.2 2.3 (15)WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 77..44 1111..99 1177..1155 2200..1199 ((113399))SSTTHH:: Goals: D. Flynn, N. Woodhead. Best: N. Hunter, S. Clement, S. O'Boyle, B.Williamson, S. George, N. Pearce WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: L. Ritchie 4, L. Stewart3, B. Stephenson 3, L. Sherry 2, H. Porter, F. Purcell, S. Jackson, S. Cleary, P.Walpole, J. Ward, R. Cameron, M. Jane. Best: H. Porter, P. Walpole, L. Stewart, B.Stephenson, L. Ritchie, D. HumphreysBBUULLLLEEEENN CCOOBBRRAASS 4.2 6.3 7.5 9.7 (61)SSOOUUTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN 22..22 88..55 1111..88 1111..1111 ((7777))BBCC:: Goals: S. Richardson 3, L. Fisher 3, C. Batt, N. Lykopandis, T. Mazzarella. Best:A. McDill, B. Komisars, S. Richardson, L. Fisher, D. Taylor, L. Mason SSTTHH MMOORRNN::Goals: L. Pownall 4, B. Dowling 3, S. Wiese, M. O'Brien, L. McKinlay, K. Woodruff.Best: K. Woodruff, J. Connelly, T. Whitbourne, B. Anderson, M. King, J. DicksonSSTT FFRRAANNCCIISS XXAAVVIIEERR 22..00 66..22 1100..55 1122..1100 ((8822))KKEEWW 1.5 1.7 4.9 6.10 (46)SSTT FFXX:: Goals: A. Shepherdson 6, S. Greely 2, D. Dapiran, N. Lens, G. Maling, S.Gallienne. Best: A. Shepherdson, D. Dapiran, N. Lens, S. Mathers, B. Cunningham,R. Dunn KKEEWW:: Goals: M. Matheson 2, A. Carman, C. Wilson, L. Martin, B. McGrane.Best: L. Wilson, T. Nasrallah, A. Makris, M. Glenn, R. McKerrow, P. Dennis

quickly from last week, they may well challenge the Falcons,however with SSeeaann AAllllaann and BBrreennddaann MMuurrnnaannee firing, thehome side will have too many avenues to goal. Albert Park by23 points.South Mornington v North BrunswickThe two youngest teams in the comp meet with both sidescoming off losses but improved recent form. RRiicckk SSiissssoonnsswas missing for the Tigers last week and they will be hopingfor his return, whilst MMiicckk SSoorrlleettttoo and DDaavvee PPiizzzzaarrii go headto head for the ‘green and gold’ best and fairest. I think Northwill just triumph in this game by 3 points.Syndal Tally Ho v Eley ParkSyndal would be happy to take any opponent after meeting theMagpies last week but unfortunately meet a Sharks unit thathas hit its best form of the year. The Viola show will lead EleyPark to a 52point victory.Richmond Central v Box Hill NorthIn the battle for the Volunteers Memorial Cup these two clubswill battle to keep their slim finals chances alive. Both sideswould be disappointed with last week and will once again fightout a thriller. I think Richmond may be closer to full strengthand will win by 13 points.Bulleen Cobras v West BrunswickBulleen have definitely improved this season with the ilk ofJJaassoonn LLaauurreennccee supplementing the tried and true like TTiimmCCoonnnn and BBeenn CCooookkssoonn. This week though they welcome therampant Magpies unit, and though they will give their best Icannot see them get close. West Brunswick by 45 points.Reserves: SM, EP, WB, RC, Kew, AP

Reports please to [email protected] by middayMonday. These have been a little scant recently so it wouldbe fantastic to receive a few more, particularly from finalsparticipants. Also it is time to start thinking about team andcoach of the year nominations.

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SYNDAL TALLY HO v ELEY PARKSOUTH MORNINGTON v NORTH BRUNSWICK


All at EElleeyy PPaarrkk congratulate ""CCoorreeyy CCrreesssswweellll"" in playinghis 110000tthh ggaammee against Mt Lilydale last week. Corey hasbeen an excellent contributor to the Eley Park Football Clubboth on and off the field. He has won the Eley Park's Best& Fairest and also Club XVIII League Best and Fairestawards, not to mention being awarded the "Best Clubman"throughout his time at the club. Well done Cressa!All at EElleeyy PPaarrkk also would like to congratulate ""DDaavviiddVVeerrsstteeeeggeenn ((VVaass))"" on playing his 5500tthh ggaammee against AlbertPark. VVaass has taken on the role of coach for our reservesside for the past three years. He is a very dedicated coachand player, a good hard country footballer, who doesn'tmind a hard ball. Good work VVaass!

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D4 SECTIONALBERT PARKCoach: Nathan DallasAsst. Coach: Bill HarriesRes Coach: Bill Harries

BOX HILL NORTH Coach: Peter ArmstrongAsst. Coaches: John

Gallagher/John TsaclidisRes Coach: John Hough

BULLEEN COBRASCoach: Laurie ZarafaAsst Coaches: DamianTruslove/John PanjariRes Coach: Rob Mundy1 B. Hansen

2 D. Lynne2 N. Pastras3 R. Baker4 K. Ashford 5 N. Dallas5 S. Allen6 A. Moelands 7 S. Venables8 N. McClennan9 M. Snowden10 D. Turnbull11 Z. Sawyer12 Z. Roberts13 B. Payne 13 K. Begbie14 M. Hyams15 G. Coyle16 J. Marshall17 S. Bennett17 K. Libbis18 S. Hardy19 N. Cain 20 J. Hamilton21 P. Shoppee22 A. Clements23 B. Harries24 O. Winchester25 J. Wier27 W. McIndoe28 M. Lawford29 J. Murphy30 A. Snowden31 S. McGuire 32 L. Turner33 D. McMannis34 T. Houston35 S. Toth37 L. Hogan38 R. Ravani39 P. Mitchell 40 D. McColl42 J. Kane43 K. Tiller44 A. Nicol46 J. Iris47 K. Wong48 T. Tiller49 D. Cato50 D. Steer51 J. Kleine52 N. Pearson53 N. McGill54 T. Wilson55 D. Quinlan59 G. Paine60 L. Brown70 B. Balsillie79 C. Fehring81 J. Corcoran82 N. Smith83 C. Farrell84 P. Gent85 B. Murnane86 B. Phillips87 S. Phillips88 P. Snowden89 S. Bridger90 J. Dallas91 J. Holz92 D. Hall93 P. Jones94 G. Moriarty95 D. Paine96 N. Ryan97 S. Hardeep98 J. Ward

ELEY PARKSHARKS

Coach: Jason BroadbearRes. Coach: David Veersteegen

1. M. Viola (VC)2. D. Bennett3. D. McCabe4. B. Jackson5. T. Houlden6. D. Smith7. D. Bowen8. T. Kaye9. C. Jolly10. B. Craske11. C. Cresswell (C)12. J. Alexandridis13. J. Nelson14. M. Marsiglio15. B. Salhstrom16. D. Viola17. T. Silvers18. P. Foerste19. T. Shelton20. J Hook21. D. Crawford22. W Knight23. R. Lewis24. M. Keown25. G. Heath26. B. Newell27. J. Dean28. M. McTaggert29. R. Martyn30. D. Roll31. M. Duplajin32. D. Versteegen33. D. Broadbear34. W. Dalmau35. T. Dingeldei36. C. Brown37. B. Gordon38. L. Booth39. D. Pumpa40. P. Harris41. C. Allchin42. J. Arnott43. K. Lindsay44. J. Dalmau45. A. Rock46. J. Oliver47. J. Flower48. B. Price49. J. Brown50. B. Kenyon51. M. Payne52. D. Cowling53. S. West54. S. Brachman55. A. Curphey57. A. Pillay58. T. Kinsella59. L. White60. D Wapshott61. J. Newmarch62. C. Murphy63. S. Wolokh64. D. Sebire65. D. Morton66. A. Richardson67. D. Strauss69. S. Jackson73. R. Basseggio78. A. Wenzel81. A. Quantrell83. J. Newbound87. J. Baker

1 J. Howarth2 C. Riscalla (VC)3 A. Odza4 T. Manno5 K. Axten6 D. Martini7 P. Nhonthachith8 C. Langley9 A. Sallantioglu10 S. Cook11 A. Beaumont12 A. Hathaway13 M. Cumming14 L. Penhalluriack15 L. Keillor16 M. Penny (VC)16 W. Drew17 G. Cavallo18 C. Plunkett19 C. Callis20 K. Oldifeld21 M. OʼBrien22 A. Steele23 D. Penny (C)24 P. Doyle25 L. Desmond25 P. Kotsaridis26 R. Ball27 R. Anderson28 M. Pinder29 G. Robinson30 B. Olson31 D. Olson32 I. Oldfield33 M. Bell34 J. Irish35 C. Liston36 J. Vagias37 R. Charlton39 J. Tambakis40 S. Irvine (VC)41 P. Currie42 S. Smith43 R. Doyle44 C. Oakley46 M. Hood47 A. Andrews48 R. Cassidy49 T. Ellis 50 C. Irvine51 M. McHugh54 L. Van den Akker55 J. Pratt58 G. Weston59 N. Cox60 N. Benbow61 M. Halbert64 R. Irish68 G. Ng69 B. Pearce70 H. Gist71 A. Blake74 L. Dias76 M. Lacey77 P. Domaingue80 S. Evans82 D. Dovaston84 M. Lacey87 G. Tiley88 T. Langley89 S. Yalamanchili97 M. Prestopino111 P. Armstrong

1 N. Polites2 T. Orwin3 H. Hassan4 N. Cartledge5 M. Mann6 J. Laurence7 T. Mehrez8 T. Mazzarella8b N. Molnar9 R. Daley10 C. Powderham11 D. Truslove12 P. Whitehouse13 C. Arman14 T. Fradkin15 J. Trinchi16 D. Trinchi17 T. Conn18 S. Dudley19 C. Sheehan20 P. Vaughan21 N. Lykopandis22 D. Turner23 M. Anson24 M. Ellison25 T. Moore26 N. Ritchie27 T. Komisars28 A. Foskett29 R. Sheehan30 B. Cookson31 P. Christo32 A. McDill33 A. Cook34 M. D'Angelo35 J. Mousley36 E. Aydogado37 J. Paatsch38 G. Brown39 R. Mundy40 L. Albiston41 M. Houston42 A. Sheridan43 D. Pagayonan44 B. Komisars45 M. Aitken46 J. Lewis47 D. Speedie48 R. Williams49 C. Baird50 R. Pagayonan51 B. Mikus52 M. O'Bree53 R. Rodrigues54 J. Chaddoud55 B. Feutrill56 J. Mustica57 R. Bradburyi58 L. Crosby60 T. Lam61 C. Batt62 C. Borrelli63 S. Tiras64 K. Barnes-Jenkins65 T. Karanikos66 L. Ross67 B. Turner68 A. Woolcock69 S. Williams76 C. Terpsinis

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Res Coach: Corey Wilson

1 M. Gray2 C. Wilson4 G. Scott5 A. Dooley6 N.T enetti (C)7 G. Bell8 B. Davie9 C. Robinson10 B. Cullen11 B. Woodhouse (VC)12 R. Wyley (DVC)13 A. Makris14 J. Looker15 H. Mcdermott16 A. Carmen17 J. Hoseason18 D. Mutton19 C. Horne20 J. Poxon21 A Hawking23 A. Dehnert24 C. Jolly25 C. Watts26 S. Symes27 T. Bagnall28 J. Fultheim (DVC)30 G. Ortlipp31 D. Abbot32 A. Drago33 D. Gallagher-Lyon34 S.Collins35 H. Thorp36 T. Wang37 B. Burnett38 W. Death39 P. Donaldson40 M. Bacarella42 S. Norman43 M. Chivers44 J. Tong45 G. Evans46 P. Dennis47 J. Sabien (RC)49 J. Dessent50 L. King51 T. Ellis52 D. Berry54 J. Hubbard55 T. Haeusler56 S. Manning57 L. Wilson58 N. Smith59 J. Walker61 M. Glenn62 P. Rees66 B. McGrane70 T. FrithHarp of Erin Hotel636 High St, Kew

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MT LILYDALE OCCoach: N. Pearce

Res. Coach: G. Finkemeyer

1 D. Johnson2 J. Roberts3 F. Varga4 J. Paull5 G. Finkemeyer6 L. Hardingham7 M. Rhodes8 T. Vanstrijp9 P. Ward 10 G. Moyle11 C. Gibson12 M. Bywater13 L. Evans14 C. Fox15 M. Alderman16 R. McKense17 T. Wall18 T. Dickman19 G. Bywater20 K. Bast 21 C. Ward22 D. Marotti23 N. Hooke24 D. Cerra25 J. Lynch26 H. Moyes27 J. Pulkka28 M. Pullkka29 A. Delahunt30 D. Finkemeyer31 P. Nicholas32 P. Carolan33 D. Fitzgerald34 L. Hickey35 R. Strony36 D. Kelly 37 A. Sykes 38 B. Andrews39 S. Roberts40 S. Hawker 41 N. Bast42 L. Gardiner 43 D. Holloway 44 G. Scott45 A. Leaumont46 D. Leaumont47 M. Henry48 M. Holland49 R. Ouk50 A. Sands51 A. Penhale52 S. Garside53 R. Black 54 C. Keen55 R. Rantal56 J. Ozolz57 S. Nicholls58 D. Reid 59 B. Zonca60 S. Risworth

D4 SECTIONNORTH BRUNSWICK

Coach: J. DʼAngelo Res Coach: J. Briffa

RICHMONDCENTRALCoach: D. Hickey

Res. Coach: S. Lake1 S. Wernham2 D. Adams3 L. Stephens4 M. Sorleto5 J. Comley6 D. Pizzari7 J. Briffa8 D. Rowlands9 A. Sammartino10 A. Mountney11 J. Boudoloh12 S. Hearn13 N. Giovanoglou14 A. Husband15 C. Hall 16 D. Manoukian17 M. Saliba18 J. Harkins19 L. Spano20 D. Briffa21 S. Famulari22 J. Freeman23 J. Ford24 M. Aliani25 M. Bermingham26 R. Allan27 R. Challons28 T. Ackland29 J. Wolter30 D. May31 S. Adair32 B. Robertson33 J. Rotella34 T. Geary35 R. Dowsett36 J. Russell37 C. Twaddle38 S. Miller39 N. Ackland40 N. Myers41 R. Peasnell42 B. Williams43 F. Papanastasatos44 R. Santacroce45 G. Panagiotidis46 M. Rosser47 S. Weda48 B. Dancer49 A. Saad50 M. Schofield51 W. Armour52 J. Saliba53 E. Caporrimo54 J. Papanikalou55 J. Serratore56 T. Tran58 A. Biasi59 A. Esposto60 G. McConachy61 M. Challons62 A. Peasnell63 B. Pellergrino64 M. Dikeakos

1 A. Fiske2 C. Busby3 S. Collins4 D. Andrew5 S. OʼConnor6 N. Camilleri7 R. Liddle8 D. Speakman (c)9 P. Sofo

10 A. Zuccaro11 O. Hickey11 S. Lake12 F. Macak13 G. Sofo14 C. Crough15 G. Andrew16 T. Stow17 T. Wallace18 B. Jenkins19 C. Quay20 C. Dent21 T. Whiting22 A. Buchanan23 I. Murphy24 A. Dagge25 A. Read26 L. Beardsley27 N. Nuske28 J. Matheson29 P. Power30 L. Fotheringham31 RETIRED32 G. Triantafillou33 D. Sutherland34 W. Philpott35 T. Mundy36 B. Pumpa37 D. Green38 S. Dundon39 H. Dautovic40 J. Hall41 C. Duff42 D. Blythe43 W. Bracken44 A. Dhillon46 T. Hilton47 M. King48 A. Kerley49 M. Ferguson50 T. Rogan51 W. Webb52 M. Hunt53 J. Robertson54 L. Jamieson55 W. Nunn56 D. Robertson57 M. Goonan58 P. Winters59 L. Andrew60 B. Dagge62 T. Graham63 J. Hampton64 J. Miragaya65 D. Clark66 T. Woodberry67 B. Needham68 S. Harmor69 M. Brooks70 K. Trotter72 A. King73 P. Bailey74 N. Esmore75 S. Jowett77 S. Liuzzi78 A. Rothberg81 T. Greer82 M. OʼDwyer88 T. Guthrie

SOUTHMORNINGTONCoach: Shane Mottram

Res. Coach: Robert Wilson

SYNDAL TALLY HO Coach: Manny DeBonnoRes Coach: Tony Psinas

E. FreemanI. Bingham K. Conrau (VC)M. GlenisterL. PhippsB. WilliamsonA. BurnsR. BennettD. Richardson (C)B. FahrnerA. PsinasE. ThomasA. HermannS. Miller (RVC)S. OʼBoyleA. SparksN. HasankolliA. FlemingR. QuilfordL. SandersA. DanceD. PaloneH. DannA. DavisD. FlynnG. DeanC. HartM. LeplaaR. TannerA. SheerB. HollandA. RichardsonL. HannemannT. Bartholomew (RC)N. HunterM. ColeS. McFarlaneM. ChristiansenF. GeorgeD. Hallisey N. WoodheadP. AgnelloD. Barry-MacAulayA. BrownB. WernerC. FranesJ. SargentG. ClementJ. BrittenS. HollandB. BaylisS. ClemmetC. HayesA. NirensP. CumminsM. KellyG. NyugenN. PearceS. GeorgeJ. Moyle

1 J Rolls2 R Matthews3 R Sissons (VC)4 B Price (DVC)5 S Mottram6 J Dowsett7 L Hockey8 R Hines9 S Kemp (DV C)10 A Hume(C)11 M King12 M Clarke13 M Hanna14 J Morrissey15 P Mauracher16 S Wright17 B Anderson (C Res) 18 M De Paauw19 R Kemp(DVC)20 C Kirkpatrick21 C OʼBrien22 K Debernadi23 S Smith (DVC)25 J Dickson 27 S. Hearn28 T Noonan29 H OʼNeill30 A Gogoll31 S Thomas32 B Dowling33 J Connely34 D Woodruff35 M Birchall36 N Williams37 A Morseto38 T Whitbourne39 N Bond40 B Williams41 M OʼBrien42 M Dunn43 S Johnson44 L McKinlay45 J Ivice46 T Putt47 N Barnes48 S Tuckey49 S Weise50 M Foon51 L. Pownall52 A Maggs53 J Pretty54 M Kelly55 R Wilson56 Z Pearton57 K Woodruff58 L Fitzsimmons59 L Jackson61 T Welsby62 T Talbot63 D Hogan64 B Stafford65 S Lewis66 C Cooper67 J Fraser68 D Edgell69 J Stanley70 G Pullen71 D Archer72 D Sculac73 A Hamilton

SOUTH BEACHSCREEN PRINTING

ST FRANCISXAVIER

Coach: Justin PearsonAsst Coach: Ben CunninghamRes Coach: Paul Scanlon

1 G. Pearson2 S. Van Dam3 R. Jardin4 E. McNally (VC)5 B. Spencer6 J. Leworthy7 C. Van Dam (C)8 M. Hamill9 K. Russo10 N. Russo11 L. Bennett12 T. Pearson13 M. Van Dam14 J. Lenders (VC)15 D. Dimakopolous16 J. Mathers17 P. Wilson18 X. Gargan (C)19 J. Cunningham20 N. Lens21 D. Bennett22 L. Curry23 P. Gould24 S. Harvey25 G. Maling26 B. Pryor27 A. Shepardson28 J. Abel29 A. Pryor30 B. Gargiulo31 L. Hall32 B. Cunningham33 J. Camilleri34 J. Jamieson35 F. Torchia36 D. Kinder37 A. O'Callaghan38 T. Carey39 C. Thompson40 L. Byrne41 P. McKenna42 S. Jones43 J. Roe44 D. Saffin45 D. Daipiran46 S. Gallienne47 Club Jumper48 B. Laver49 D. Thompson50 B. Senior51 Club Jumper52 S. Woodrup53 Club Jumper54 J. Smetham55 P. Scanlon56 Club Jumper57 Club Jumper58 Club Jumper59 Club Jumper60 P. Berkelmans

WEST BRUNSWICKCoach: Richard PeoplesAsst. Coach: John Curtin

Res Coach: Nick McNaughton

1 S. Smythe2 S. Sampson3 B. Irving (VC)4 C. Lehmann 5 J. Haysey (C)6 S. Pietsch7 S. Dishon8 S. Monagle9 D. Rees10 L. Martin11 B. Bainbridge12 S. Churchill13 M. Barron14 R. Saker15 J. Sudholz16 M. Layley17 M. Brookshaw18a E. Lloyd18b J. Curtin19 J. Melican20 D. Coonan21 A. Gall22 J. Hughes23 H. Porter (C Res)24a D. Tweedie24b J. Jenkin25 A. Gibson26 R. Henham27 P. Statham28 J. Barclay29 T. Dempsey30 T. Stone31 N. Juran32 M. Dishon33 B. Brown34 I. Twyford36 P. Healey37 B. Stephenson38 M. MacGugan39a P. Walpole39b R. West40 S. Teague41 R. Touzel42 W. Ezzy43 N. O'Brien44 H. Lewis45 S. Jackson46 W. Baker47 R. Dutton48 O. Critchley49 G. Saisanas50 R. Cameron51 S. Seal52 D. Kunst53 D. Brooks54 F. Purcell55 L. Ritchie56 J. Mercer57 J. Hamilton58 M. Walkerden59 B. Green61 O. Bear62 J. Anton63 J. Gartlan64 L. Stewart65 S. Thomson66 T. James68 P. Lanyon73 R. Miller74 W. Vagg75 A. Coventry76 M. Jane77 D. Humphreys

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VAFA IN THE MEDIA

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SUNDAY

3.30pm: John Kelly’s live interview with VAFA CEO Michael Sholly, including a review and preview of VAFA matches.

9:30 - 10:30am: VAFA SUNDAY

7.00–8.00pm: North West Amateur Footy Report includingspecial club features in all sections:

University Blacks (A), St Kevins, Old Essendon, St Bernards(B), Rupertswood (C),North Old Boys/St Pats, Fitzroy Reds (D1), Therry Penola, Old Paradians (D2),

LaTrobe Uni (D3), West Brunswick, North Brunswick (D4)

6.00-9.00pm: North West Amateur Footy Report including special club features in all sections:

University Blacks (A), St Kevins, Old Essendon, St Bernards(B), Rupertswood (C),North Old Boys/St Pats, Fitzroy Reds (D1), Therry Penola, Old Paradians (D2),

LaTrobe Uni (D3), West Brunswick, North Brunswick (D4)

Leader Community Newspapers produces 30 mastheads weekly acrossMelbourne, covering all the VAFA.

From match reports to feature stories, reporters Paul Amy, Brad Beitzel,Megan Hurstwaite and Michael Gleeson have your VAFA news covered.

All VAFA Match results in The Age & Herald Sun each Sunday

SATURDAY9.00-10.00am: The VAFA Footy Show

1.45 pm: Exclusive Live Broadcast. Under 23’s Rep Match – VAFA v SAAFL

6.30 pm: Local sports Round-Up

SUNDAY

On my first trip for the Interstate clash with Victoria as SAAFL’s president Iam looking forward to the game. In any game of football between the big “V”and the Croweaters, there is always very strong rivalry and this game will beno different. So to our SA boys forget about being nice – winning is the onlything!The second part of this trip is the AAFC meeting and official functions. Forme I am looking forward to meeting with all of my counterparts from Victoria,Tasmania and Western Australia, all of us have one goal which is thebetterment of football. This for me carries on great importance because of the

opportunity to discuss all aspects of football and find out new ideas and innovations that we may nothave in South Australia. Also we can pass on what we are doing and these points may be of value tomy interstate counterparts. I look forward to meeting with our host VAFA and it’s President Nick Bourke who I have always hasa very good rapport with, and am sure this will continue. My view on interstate games are that theyare essential not only to reward and recognise the best players in each state, but to promote AmateurFootball in all states and to further try and improve this great game. Also lift the Amateur profile forthe State & Federal governments and get them to understand the tremendous work that we do withall our volunteers at the Grassroots level of football. In closing I do think all involved on this weekend and look forward to a good game of footy. The final words are – “Go the Croweaters” beat the Vics.

Gino CapogrecoPresidentSA Amateur Football League.

On behalf of the VAFA Board and our member clubs, I extend a warmwelcome to all members of the SAAFL who have made the journey toJunction Oval today and in particular their President Gino Capogreco andCEO Mark Shadiac. The VAFA has a long history of competition with theSAAFL, having been our first representative opponent in 1925.

These matches are always special as they give our respectivecompetitions the chance to fulfil one of our main aims - to give the youngmen the opportunity to play at a higher level and be afforded theopportunity to further enhance their playing careers.

The VAFA has been keenly anticipating today’s match given recent defeats at the hands SouthAustralia at U23 level. For a proud Association with a representative record such as ours, thishas been something that we are very keen to rectify. Our young chargers, led by new CoachMick Dwyer, have worked hard to ensure they put their best foot forward and wear the “BigV” with pride.

The Australian Amateur Football Council, of which I am Chairman, warmly welcomedTasmania into the fold this year and I was lucky enough to witness a fantastic match thereagainst Western Australia last month. The match was of exceptional standard and if today’sgame comes close to that level, we are in for a treat indeed. With the re-introduction ofTasmania into the AAFC, member states will now only play one U23 match per season placingenormous importance on these matches. A dynamic and exciting challenge now engulfs thosemember states, which is what representative football is all about.

Today’s match is being hosted at Junction Oval, enabling vital renovation works to beconducted at the VAFA’s home ground, Sportscover Arena. Our thanks go to the MCC forallowing the VAFA to utilise this facility and I’m sure the players will enjoy the quality surface.

Good luck to all players taking part today and enjoy the experience. Opportunities like thesedo not come around very often and I would particularly like to congratulate our players on theirselection.

It would be remiss of me not to thank and congratulate all the volunteers who assist in makingthese games a reality. Their work is sometimes onerous, thankless and exhausting, but all do itfor the love of the sport and their Association and we are fortunate indeed to have the calibreof these people involved.

I wish everyone an enjoyable day and look forward to catching up with our many SouthAustralian friends.

Nicholas BourkeVAFA President

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SCHEDULE11am Gates Open12pm FIDA Victoria v South Australia Challenge12 – 2pm Officials & Sponsors Pre-Match Function1.30pm FIDA Match Concludes

Presentations to be held at Harry Trott Oval1.45pm Teams Enter Arena1.50pm National Anthem2pm AAFC U23 – VAFA v SAAFL4.30pm Senior Match Concludes5.30pm After Match Function in Social Rooms

Presentation of Best Player Awards

2007 VAFA v SAAFL ResultsSAAFL 7.3 11.5 13.11 17.14 (116)VAFA 1.1 4.1 7.1 10.3 (63)SAAFL Goals: Ricky Butler 4, Stephen Evans, TomChadwick 3, T Corbett, Paul Christofis, Bradley Sheridan 2,Ben Noske 1. Best: Rick Giles, Michael Gower, TomChadwick, Ricky Butler, Toby Hazeldine, Stephen Evans,Nathan Grocke.VAFA Goals: Andrew McGuiness 3, Callan Potter 3, MitchHandley, Tim Biggs, Huw Lacey, James Jorgensen 1. Best:Andrew McGuiness, Ryan Colbert, Chris Blumfied, DavidPaton, Huw Lacey, Marcel Bruin.

PREVIOUS HISTORYVAFA v SAAFL – 1925 – 2007

VICTORIA versus SOUTH AUSTRALIAN A.F.L.YEAR VENUE VAFA SA

SCORE SCORE1925 Melbourne (MCG) 21.22.148 8.10.581926 Adelaide (University Oval) 17.10.112 16.14.1101927 Melbourne (Albert Ground) 13.17.95 11.11.771928 Adelaide (Unley Oval) 11.20.86 11.8.741929 Melbourne (Albert Ground) 14.16.100 10.16.761930 Adelaide (Kensington Oval) 14.9.93 22.24.1561931 Melbourne (MCG) 15.16.106 6.16.521932 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 10.12.72 10.17.771933 Melbourne (Richmond CG) 21.14.140 12.14.861934 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 11.14.80 6.20.561935 Melbourne (Richmond CG) 24.15.159 15.17.1071936 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 18.7.115 16.14.1101937 Melbourne (St. Kilda CG) 14.10.94 17.14.1161938 Launceston (York Park) 17.19.121 9.10.641939 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 15.16.106 10.17.771947 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 11.14.80 18.16.1241948 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 10.14.74 11.21.871949 Melbourne (St. Kilda CG) 15.18.108 3.8.261950 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 21.14.140 10.14.74*1951 In the 1951 Carnival in Melbourne, South Australiadid not meet Victoria.1952 Adelaide (Alberton Oval) 9.15.69 9.9.631953 Adelaide (University Oval) 16.16.112 8.6.54

AAAAFFCC CCHHAAMMPPIIOONNSSHHIIPP MMAATTCCHH1954 Melbourne (St. Kilda CG) 12.14.86 10.15.751955 Adelaide (Alberton Oval) 12.10.82 13.7.851956 Hobart (TCA Ground) 20.15.135 8.10.581957 Melbourne (Olympic Park) 15.9.99 8.3.511958 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 13.16.94 12.18.901959 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 13.21.99 10.8.681960 Melbourne (Olympic Park) 19.19.133 6.5.411961 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 9.19.73 12.12.841962 Melbourne (MCG) 13.19.97 4.9.331963 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 10.14.74 7.11.531964 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 11.16.82 5.10.401965 Melbourne (St. Kilda CG) 15.11.101 6.9.451966 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 15.9.99 10.13.731967 Launceston (York Park) 14.16.100 1.4.101968 Melbourne (EP) 13.11.89 7.12.541969 Adelaide (Alberton Oval) 6.13.49 15.14.1041970 Perth (Perth Oval) 12.15.87 14.11.951971 Melbourne (EP) 18.14.122 9.13.671972 Adelaide (Alberton Oval) 13.5.83 16.18.1141973 Melbourne (MCG) 7.18.60 12.10.821974 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 18.14.122 17.9.1111975 Melbourne (EP) 13.24.102 13.12.901976 Adelaide (Thebarton Oval) 14.8.92 19.12.1261977 Adelaide (Woodville Oval) 25.12.162 13.13.911978 Melbourne (EP) 12.31.103 13.12.901979 Hobart (North Hobart Oval) 5.17.47 4.15.391980 Adelaide (Alberton Oval) 16.10.106 12.8.801981 Melbourne (EP) 13.22.100 4.10.341982 Perth (Leederville Oval) 25.10.160 14.10.941983 Adelaide (Kilburn) 15.14.104 9.12.661984 Melbourne (EP) 21.20.146 13.8.861985 Melbourne (EP) 12.12.84 23.6.1441986 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 17.10.112 11.8.741987 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 16.16.112 18.12.1201988 Launceston (York Park) 27.11.173 13.11.891989 Melbourne (EP) 22.16.148 13.10.881990 Adelaide (Adelaide Oval) 18.15.123 11.11.771991 Perth (Subiaco Oval) 11.17.83 14.9.931992 Melbourne (Waverley Park) 19.18.132 7.7.491993 Adelaide (Football Park) 14.17.101 4.9.331994 Melbourne (EP) 17.25.127 10.11.711995 Melbourne (EP) 7.9.51 9.9.631996 No Matches - name changed to SOUTHAUSTRALIAN AMATEUR METROPOLITAN FOOTBALLLEAGUE SAAMFL1997 Melbourne (EP) 18.16.124 17.15.1171998 Adelaide (Woodville Oval) 11.12.78 11.9.751999 Melbourne (EP) 15.11.101 4.11.352000 Adelaide (Norwood Oval) 16.13.109 8.7.552001 Melbourne (EP) 19.14.128 14.12.962002 Woodville Oval 15.13.103 6.5.412004 Melbourne (EP) 19.18.132 6.11.47

VICTORIA (U23) versus SAAFL VAFA SAAFLSCORE SCORE

2006 Melbourne (EP) 7.12.54 9.17.712007 Adelaide (Woodville Oval) 10.3.63 17.14.110

VAFA IN THE MEDIASATURDAY

1.45 pm: Exclusive Live Broadcast from Junction Oval

AAFC Championship Match

VAFA v SAAFL

Commentators: Simon Petch and Travis Finlayson withspecial comments from Ken Petrucco

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SAAFL U23 PEN PICS

No Surname First Name Home Club Comments

2 Juniper Jack Scared Heart OC High leaping goal kicker

3 Potticary Ty Salisbury North In and under rover, making his State debut

4 Wilson Jed Sacred Heart OC Tough midfielder with great work rate State debut

5 Dempsey Anthony Goodwood Saints Speedy ball carrying wingman

7 Williams Adam Tea Tree Gully Rebounding defender

8 Kelly Ryan Port District Hard running small defender 1st state game

9 Grocke Nathan V/C Broadview All Australian half back flank 2007

11 Wilson Martin PHOS Camden Classy rover with great skills State debut

12 Motley Chris Salisbury North Rebounding defender 1st State game

13 Richter Ryan Broadview Rebounding defender playing his 4th representative game

14 Haseldine Toby Salisbury North 3 time state rep who can play varied positions

15 Evans Steven Salisbury North All Australian CHF 2007

16 Campbell Joel Gepps Cross Tough goal kicking midfielder

17 Treloar Thomas Seaton Ramblers Ruckman utility, strong mark 1st State game

19 Butler Rick Gaza Classy midfielder with great skills

20 Bergsma Aaron PHOS Camden Forward/Utility with tremendous work rate

21 Hay Joe Salisbury North Close to ground mid fielder making his State debut

23 Fisher Braydn Gepps Cross Tall Utility high marking goal-kicker

24 Jordan Shane Capt Salisbury North 2006 All Australian who has been rewarded with state captaincy

25 Borholm Marc Broadview Tall forward who can play as key defender also

26 Clarke Derek Port District 2 times All Australian CHB

27 Hornhardt Ryan Broadview Speedy wingman, goal-kicking

28 Pinkney Fraser Pembroke OS Tall ruckman, can go forward State debut

VAFA U23 PEN PICS

No Name Comments1. Huw Lacey – Captain Playing in his 4th AAFC match. Silky skilled midfielder who is a natural ball magnet2. Paul Florance Represented the VAFA at C-D4 level earlier in the year. Highly skilled ex-VFL midfielder.3. Ben Dowd – VC Another ex-VFL midfielder having a stellar year at St Kevins. Hard nut with plenty of pace.4. Marty Pask Ex-AFL utility who represented the VAFA at Senior level earlier in the year. Strong marking

forward and accurate kick.5. Matthew Moore Exciting forward with plenty of pace. Has been kicking bags in A Section and will be one to

watch today.6. Anthony Hickey Ex-VFL midfielder who represented the VAFA at C-D4 level earlier in the year. Sure to provide

plenty of drive.7. Brendan Iezzi Silky smooth back flanker who finished 2nd in the Woodrow Medal count last season. Racks up

plenty of numbers.8. Scott Olliver Determined back man who has hit form after an unlucky run of injuries. Precision delivery

assured.9. Nic Marston Highly skilled defender who is rarely beaten. Is sure to get another big job today and will relish

the challenge10. David Lowe In and under midfielder who will be in the action all day. Fit and quick with a never say die

attitude.11. Jack Osborn Tough as nails wingman who will run all day. Will provide plenty of run and gets to a lot of

contests12. Peter McGettigan Workman like forward. Extremely strong overhead with a long, accurate and penetrating kick.13. Nic Hilderbrandt Flashy midfielder who works hard all day. Damaging skills who will be dangerous if left alone14. Chris Liberatore Hard worker who has been a consistent performer at club level. Just missed on Senior selection

and will be one to watch.16. Robert Baddeley All Australian U23 last year who has played against SA the last 2 times. Quality ruckman with

a booming left foot.17. Tom Mentiplay Ex-VFL ruckman who goes forward. Has plenty of pace for a big man and will be dangerous all

over the ground.18. Daniel Cooper Tough as nails key position player who can go forward or back. Look for dashing runs from the

backline.19. Andrew McGuinness All Australian 2006 and 2007. Will be a key player in the middle for the VAFA. Superb user of

the ball20. Aaron Sheilds Solid, hardworking midfielder who has been a star for De La Salle this season. One player sure

to be in everything.21. Farooq Mohammed Hard running midfielder. Solid tackler who will make his presence felt. 22. Jack Watts – VC Has starred in the ruck all season for Uni Blues. Athletic, will be an important player for the VAFA

around the ground.23. Chris Beluszar Emerging player with an elite basketball background. Amazing leap and athleticism, he is an

excitement machine.24. Jack Davis Live wire forward who has really come on as a player in 2008. Damaging and accurate kicks

who makes the most of his opportunities.25. Lachlan Baddeley Represented the VAFA at U19 level last season with distinction. Mobile tall who can play forward

or back26. George Knowles Tall mobile defender who is sure to take on a key forward. Penetrating kick and provides plenty

of run27. Richard Eva Ex-VFL back flanker who is one of the favourites for the Woodrow Medal this season. Will be a

key player for the VAFA.28. Angus Gray Nuggety onballer who loves the hard work. Will be in everything today and always gives his all.

Coach: Bob Cross Asst. Coach: Morgan ArmstrongTeam Manager: Ron MillsChairman Selectors: Ellis Burchell Head Trainer: Michael Garfitt

# First Name Surname Club G B2 Jack Juniper Scared Heart OC 3 Ty Potticary Salisbury North 4 Jed Wilson Sacred Heart OC 5 Anthony Dempsey Goodwood Saints 7 Adam Williams Tea Tree Gully8 Ryan Kelly Port District9 Nathan Grocke V/C Broadview11 Martin Wilson PHOS Camden12 Chris Motley Salisbury North13 Ryan Richter Broadview14 Toby Haseldine Salisbury North15 Steven Evans Salisbury North16 Joel Campbell Gepps Cross17 Thomas Treloar Seaton Ramblers19 Rick Butler Gaza20 Aaron Bergsma PHOS Camden21 Joe Hay Salisbury North23 Braydn Fisher Gepps Cross24 Shane Jordan Capt Salisbury North25 Marc Borholm Broadview26 Derek Clarke Port District27 Ryan Hornhardt Broadview28 Fraser Pinkney Pembroke OS

1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Total G B G B G B G B

TODAY’S UMPIRESField: Cameron Nash (VAFA) & Michael Williamson (SAAFL) Emergency: Shane Mackintosh

Boundary: Ben Connor & James Scully Goal: Clayton Evans & Kevin Segota

SAAFLVAFA

VAFA U23Coach: Mick Dwyer Assistants: Darren Handley, Brett BoweyRunner: Darren Seccull Manager: John Raffle / Phil StevensPhysios: Neeraj Kochhar / Victoria Kahn Trainers Brian Kays, Ian Wheeler, Kylie Da Fonte, John Bromley

# First Name Surname Club G B1 Huw Lacey University Blacks2 Paul Florance Bulleen Templestowe3 Ben Dowd Old Scotch4 Marty Pask Uni Blacks5 Matthew Moore De La Salle6 Anthony Hickey Emmaus St Leos7 Brendan Iezzi Old Trinity8 Scott Olliver Old Brighton9 Nicholas Marston Old Brighton10 David Lowe De La Salle11 Jack Osborn Old Trinity12 Peter McGettigan St Bedes/Mentone Tigers13 Nicholas Hilderbrandt Old Scotch14 Chris Liberatore St Bernards16 Robert Baddeley Old Essendon17 Tom Mentiplay Old Brighton18 Daniel Cooper Old Essendon19 Andrew McGuinness Old Brighton20 Aaron Sheilds De La Salle21 Farooq Mohammed Old Haileybury22 Jack Watts University Blues23 Chris Beluszar Emmaus St Leos24 Jack Davis Old Scotch25 Lachlan Baddeley Rupertswood26 George Knowles University Blues27 Richard Eva Old Scotch28 Angus Gray Old Scotch


SAAFLVAFA

SAAFL U23

TODAY’S UMPIRESField: Cameron Nash (VAFA) & Michael Williamson (SAAFL) Emergency: Shane Mackintosh

Boundary: Ben Connor & James Scully Goal: Clayton Evans & Kevin Segota

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Coach: John SCHULZAssistant Coach: Dean LAIRDRunner: Steven DINANTeam Manager: Manuella REYNOLDS

# Name Club G B8. Danny MUTTON Kenilworth FC9. Thomas WRIGHT Salisbury FC10. Dale PRITCHARD Kilburn FC11. Paul EDWARDS Kenilworth FC12. Kevin EDWARDS Kenilworth FC13. Phillip CRABB Kenilworth FC14. Barry LINDSAY Kenilworth FC20. Matthew PACCHIANO Greenacres FC21. Andrew DOECKE Salisbury FC22. Michael HARRIS Salisbury FC23. Shane SMITH Salisbury FC24. Martin BAKER Greenacres FC25. Stefan THEODORE Goodwood Saints FC29. Phillip HOLLIS Greenacres FC30. Tristan CORNFORD Salisbury FC


SAAFL C7

FIDA

FIDA

Coach: Clinton FULLGRABEAsst Coach: Craig HILLMANTeam Manager: Rod GAUT

# Name Club G B1. Andrew CALLADINE Maribyrnong Bulldogs2. Daniel CONNELLY Lara3. Rebecca DEIGHTON Lara4. Ricky STOWE Nth Ballarat Knights5. Frances DIACONO Bulleen/Templestowe6. Mark VANDERVEN Mazenod Panthers7. Dave ALFORD Kananook8. Shannon DRAKE Nth Ballarat Knights9. Josh SYNOT Broadmeadows Kangaroos10. William JONES Ringwood Spiders11. Shaun RAYMENT Moonee Valley Magpies12. Daryl COUSINS Broadmeadows Kangaroos13. Matthew MIGLIORINI Mazenod Panthers14. Jason WICKHAM Mambourin Tigers15. Adrian GALLAGHER Ovens & Murray Jets16. Chris PHELAN Ovens & Murray Jets17. Matt ERFURTH Kananook 18. Robert EDWARDS Bulleen/Templestowe


SAAFL C7

FIDA

SAAFL C7

The Football Integration Development Association (FIDA) was formed in 1991 to provide access toAustralian Rules Football for people with an intellectual disability. The main competition consists of13 clubs with 16 teams. Satellite programs are conducted in Gippsland and Geelong. In total about400 players participate.FIDA operates in conjunction with the Victorian Amateur Football Association.We welcome SASRAPID for this, the twelfth inter-state match.

Since 1991, the South Australian Amateur Football League, in conjunction with the South AustralianSport and Recreation Association for People with Integration Difficulties Inc., has offered AustralianRules Football for people with integration difficulties(intellectual and other disabilities) in the C7competition (previously known as Division 12)

The C7 competition is based on nine-a-side rules. The current clubs involved in the competition areGaza FC, Goodwood Saints FC, Greenacres FC, Kenilworth FC, Kilburn FC and Salisbury FC.

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(Old Xaverians),Jeremy Bourke (OldHaileybury), JohnStevens (Old Ivanhoe),Lachlan Ford (OldXaverians), Dan Jordan(St Bernards), QuintonGleeson (Uni Blues), Shaun Neeson (St Bernards),Tom Simpson (SKOBS), Dave Waters (MarcellinOC and Denver Artz (Hampton Rovers).

10 YEARS AGO – 1998In A Section, Old Brighton hosted Collegians.Collegians were headed for B Section at thecompletion of the season without even one win on theboard. Brighton were still a chance to avoidrelegation. By half time Collegians had signaled theirintentions and held a slender lead, 8.4 to 7.3. Warne-Smith and Mooney were particularly dangerous forthe Lions while Oakley and Pirrie were doing allthey could for the Tonners. Collegians gained anadditional lead in the all important third term andafter an initial rally from Brighton, Collegiansstormed ahead with 7 goals for the quarter and a finalwinning score of 20.8 to 13.11. The result meant thatOld Brighton could also not avoid relegation. Bestplayers – Humphrey, Van Der Venne, Warne-Smith(7), Cleary, Mooney, Nisbet (Collegians) andOakley, Pirrie, Tymms, Van Den Dugen, Pryor,Alderson (Old Brighton). In B Section, it was a big turn up as Ivanhoe playeda terrific third term against MHSOB and the lead wasto change 10 times before Ivanhoe recorded a greatvictory, 19.16 to 17.13 and the ‘Hoes now had achance to avoid relegation, although there was muchwork to be done. MHSOB on the other hand wereonly hanging on to fourth place by percentage. Bestplayers – Timms, Brown, Rawley, Williams (7),Lee, Pace (Ivanhoe) and Cassell, Pertzel (4),Albergo, Fairchild, Thompson, Birkett (MHSOB). Ormond congratulated Anthony “Oofa” Grace onreaching his 150th game for the Monds. Beginning inthe U19’s in 1989 and progressing through thereserves to the seniors, “Oofa” had given the club fineservice on and off the field.

20 YEARS AGO – 1988In C Section, St Kilda CBC met Old Haileybury,needing a win to hold on to their top four spot. After

. . . Retrospectiveby Geoff Reilley

5 YEARS AGO - 2003It was a terrific competition in D1 Section with only4 points separating the top four teams and no firmfavourite identified to date. The match of the day wasbetween Uni Blacks (4th) and Monash Blues (1st), atthe MCG as a curtain raiser to the AFL match.Starting at 10.50 am did not lessen the quality of thecontest in this all important fixture. The game wasvery even throughout the first half with the Blacksgaining a 2 goal break just before half time. Theyscored freely in the third quarter and although theirreturn was not overly great (2.6) Monash could notpenetrate the Blacks’ defence and they only managed2 behinds. The final quarter saw only 1 goal apieceand the Blacks proved worthy winners, 9.20 to 5.10.Best players – Price, Mackie, Bevacqua, Viello (3),Sibilia, Barry (Uni Blacks) and Payne, Blackley,Nevill, Chessart, Smith, Smyth (Monash Blues).Ashley Hoogendyk and Jeremy Heffernan were thefield umpires. After taking into account the remainingD1 matches, Monash dropped to third position andthe Blacks remained in fourth place.In D2 Section, undefeated ladder leaders, PeninsulaOld Boys, had their hands full out at Fearon Reserveagainst Williamstown CYMS who were very keen tostay in touch with the top four. Williamstown werefantastic all day and pushed Peninsula to the limit.They were very unlucky to have victory taken awayin the dying minutes as Peninsula kept their unbeatenrecord intact 14.10 to 14.6. It had been a veryentertaining match. Best players – Payze (3),Murray, Crean, Teelow, T Prendergast (3), Davis(Peninsula) and Twist, Munro, Featherston (3), JMcCutcheon, Phemister, Cocks (Williamstown). The VAFA wished their senior representative teamthe best of luck in the coming weekend. Thoseselected to represent the big V were – Captain -Andrew Ramsden (Old Trinity), Vice Captain - BenJordan (St Bernards), Danny Byrne (St Bernards),Brett O’Farrell (Old Haileybury), Simon Clarke (StBernards), Nigel Credlin (Old Camberwell), JamesBeaumont (Old Melburnians), Caydn Beetham (OldXaverians), Mark Browne (Marcellin OC), AndrewCrowe (Old Scotch), Luke Lochran (Old Ivanhoe),Tim Harvey (St Bernards), Carl Steinfort (MazenodOC), Paul Corrigan (Old Haileybury), LukeHawkins (Old Scotch), Matthew Dennis (OldScotch), Mark Corrigan (Old Haileybury), StuartLow (Old Ivanhoe), Chanz Crowley (Old Ivanhoe),Adam Chatfield (Old Xaverians), James Drake

an even first quarter of entertaining football, theclassy Old Haileybury outfit upped the ante andkicked ahead by three goals. Adding another 8 pointsto their lead at three quarter time, Old Haileyburycoasted through the final quarter to run out easywinners, 15.14 to 9.10. Best players – Jones (3),Smith, Baxter, Connell, Cameron, Scaunich (OldHaileybury) and Jones, Driscoll, Baker, Trabinger,Francois, Boyd (St Kilda CBC). In D Section, State Bank were sitting fifth andElsternwick sixth on percentage. They met in thisround and the loser could easily drop off the pace byfalling two games behind the top four. An even firstquarter was followed by a torrid second term withboth sides attacking consistently. It was State Bankthat had the better of the second quarter to take animportant four goal lead into the second half. Thethird term was all State Bank as they banged on sixgoals to nil and in doing so had the game all wrappedup with a ten goal lead. The Wicks fought back in thelast but could only make up a few goals and finishedwell short, 8.11 to 16.14. Best players – Connelly,Maher, Matherson, Kay, Guy, Goldsmith (StateBank) and McCooke, Russell, Farrington, Murphy,Rosewarne (Elsternwick). D Section Field Umpires were – Pat Maebus, RobMayston, David Dobson, Peter Simpson, SteveClinch, Richard Eastwood and Paul Cherry.

30 YEARS AGO – 1978In D Section, it was an opportunity for St Kevins,currently in second place and equal on points with topof the ladder, Power House, to grab top place. PowerHouse had other ideas however, and were excellent inthe first quarter kicking 6.6 to 2.2. SKOBS bouncedback early in the second quarter before ‘The House’asserted the pressure again to be almost five goals infront at the main break. Another six goal quarter byPower House in the third was only answered with asolitary major from SKOBS. There were plenty ofconversions by both teams in a high scoring finalterm with Power House winning easily, 23.16 to 13.7and top spot was theirs alone. Best players –Dempsey, Bredyk, Evans, Stafford, Perry (4),Coloe (Power House) and Brennan, Radford,Hannan (6), P Campbell, Hawkins, Lowe (SKOBS).In E Section, St Bedes and Bulleen Templestowemet to decide who would hold top place at the end ofthis round. Bulleen Temp left their run far too late andafter a great third quarter, St Bedes kicked 8.3 to 3.2and then had enough ‘in the bag’ to hold off a fastfinishing combine – final scores St Bedes 20.12 toBulleen Temp 15.15 with St Bedes now on top by 4points. Best players – Signoretti, Collins (4),Pendleton, Cecchi, Boyce, O’Shannassy (St Bedes)

and Johnston, Tenace (5), Lockhart, D’Agostino,Hooper, Ling (Bulleen Temp). Greg Dunkley earned the plaudits of all atCommonwealth Bank Football Club on reachinghis 150th game. Known for his long clearing dashesfrom the backline and his “chats” with the umpires,Greg was also highly regarded for his administrativequalities around the club and was a Life Member.

40 YEARS AGO – 1968In A Section, Uni Blues met Old Paradians in abattle for top place. The Blues’ effective handball andplay-on style enabled them to kick 5.2 to 1.3 in thefirst quarter. Parade fought back and made up someleeway in the second quarter but the Blues surgedagain in the third term with eight goals to one and alead of over ten goals. A low scoring final quarter sawBlues win 15.14 to 6.16 in what was a disappointingresult for Paradians. Best players – Calcott, Moylan,Whittakers, Moran (6), Norman, Sykes (Uni Blues)and Mansfield, Ford (4), Sambell, P Mount,O’Brien, Wegner (Old Paradians). Melbourne High School Old Boys were proud toannounce 100 games for their Captain and backpocket player, Ian Wood. Ian’s fine play resulted inhim representing Victoria against South Australia inthe Carnival in Tasmania the previous season. Histireless and determined play in defence was always aninspiration to his team mates and he was also anexcellent clubman in his role as Honorary ClubTreasurer.

50 YEARS AGO – 1958The final four in A Section was virtually sealed whenOrmond defeated fifth placed Ivanhoe, 14.10 to11.11. Ivanhoe were now three games plus percentageoutside the top group. It was only Ormond’s 4 quickgoals in the middle of the last quarter that made thedifference in what had been a tight game. Best players– Hanna (3), McCormack, Davidson, Ross (3),O’Connell, Bridges (Ormond) and Manuell, Neason,Pickett, Whybrow, Balaam, Hughes (Ivanhoe). A Section captains were G Reed (Alphington), AReside (State Bank), L Hillyear (Coburg), J Byrne(Ormond), M Hughes (Ivanhoe), M Russell (OldScotch), G Hibbins (Collegians) and R (Bruce)Church (Old Melburnians). Bill Petering (State Savings Bank) played his 100thgame against Ormond. After playing in manypositions over the years, Bill was now an outstandingfull back. He was also a long standing committeemanand the players’ representative. (Bill’s son Grantbecame an Ormond senior premiership player in ASection in 1990).


Room ClearerOne of the drawbacks of anumpire’s room is having thetoilet in the same room; this opens up to presentinganother side of you that your fellow umpires might notwant to be present to. Poor KKeevviinn SSeeggoottaa who had notbeen well and on medication, should have told his matesthat a side effect of the medication would be a smell thatwould most likely kill a canary if it was sent forth toinvestigate. As the fellow umpires still had to dopaperwork in the room, all doors were open and the smellwas last seen growing legs and walking away.

Thank youSStteevvee ((MMaaccccaa)) MMccCCaarrtthhyy would like to thank all at thePPaarrkkddaallee VVuullttuurreess FFoooottbbaallll CClluubb for their hospitality onthe occasion of his 555500tthh VVAAFFAA ggaammee last Saturday. The after-match was a highlight with many umpiresarriving from their own games to share in the festivities.Another MMaaccccaa (and VAFA legend) TToonnyy MMaaccGGeeoorrggeepresented MMaaccccaa with a signed football which willcertainly take up a prominent spot in the MMccCCaarrtthhyyhousehold. Special mention to GGrreegg FFuueettrrii llll and SSiimmoonnBBrroossoolloo from WWhhiitteeffrriiaarrss for their kind regards. Great tosee the SSmmiitthh brothers from MMaazzeennoodd who dropped inand the kind words sent from WWaayynnee DDyyeerr of CCoolllleeggiiaannss.Well done MMaaccccaa – see you at 600?

State gameCongratulations to these umpires who have beenrewarded with an appointment to this week’s big gameversus South Australia being held at the Junction Oval.Field umpire: CCaammeerroonn NNaasshh & MMiicchhaaeell WWiillll iiaammssoonn (SAUmpire)Emergency field: SShhaannee MMaacckkIInnttoosshhBoundary umpires: BBeenn CCoonnnnoorr & JJaammeess SSccuullllyy Goal umpires: CCllaayyttoonn EEvvaannss & KKeevviinn SSeeggoottaaWe wish them the best and know that they will do theVAFAUA proud.

RotationWith no A, B and C grade games this week, this presentsus with the first week of rotation for many higher gradeumpires. As there might not be any more rotations due tothe unavailability of umpires, the advisors have thoughtthat they could do a years worth in this one week. So lookto the lower grades.

HamstrungAge shall not weary them, however the hamstrings mightfrom time to time just give out on us. Life Member andPast PPrreessiiddeenntt RRiicchhiiee SSiimmoonn had the unfortunate pullingof the hamstring while umpiring as the reserve umpire forOrmond last week, RRiicchhiiee went off in the 1st Quarter andwent into full recovery mode with rest, ice compressionand elevation but he baulked at the no alcohol rule andwas last seen hobbling to the bar for another chardy.

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inductees to the Big V Legends.

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stellar event!

Friday August 1512.30 - 3.30pm

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$90 ($75 for participants pre 1960)

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I will never forget my first game of First 18 football forMarcellin Old Collegians, or ‘The Old Boys’ as weused to call them back then. I had just turned 18 andalthough I did not realise it at the time, I wasembarking on one of the most significant journeys ofmy life.We often forget that a significant role that football playsin the community is to teach boys how to be good men.I often think of Amateur Football is the “Rugby Union”of the Australian Rules code. Rugby Union, it is said, isa game that develops leadership, team spirit, courage,sportsmanship, and friendship. I have a strong sensethat Amateur Football does just that.Every 18 year old wants to learn how to be a goodman. Perhaps the best way to do that is to surroundoneself with good men and learn from them as theylead by example on the field of battle and within thecommunity that is Amateur Football.I know I had some fine role models in AmateurFootball. Laurie Aghan was an incredible example ofpassion, fierce love and a willingness to stand hisground for his team. Peter O’Donoghue was a warmfatherly figure who knew how to coax somethingbetter out of you.And perhaps my favorite of them all was Gavin White.His belief in me and my team mates was palpable. Hiscapacity to get you to give more when there wasnothing left to give still sends a chill up my spine.But the other thing I got from Amateur Football wassomething quite selfish: a front row seat to some of thegreatest athleticism and football talent ever on show. Iwas right there amongst it week after week to watchthe feats of Gartner, Marchesani, Cooper and the Jonesbrothers. And we got to play against the divine talentsof Nick Wilton, Nick Byrne, Mike Yeo, Bruce Bourne,the Rittermans, Simon Beddoe, Shane Murphy, ChrisStone, the Curtains, Jim Bennett, Nick Daff, SteveLaussen and many others.But when I reflect on my own personal growth as aman, I think of my personal contests. Just about everyweek I faced an opponent of great talent and I had torise above my own limitations. I was never a giftedfootballer, but I made up for that with my love ofintense physical training. So for me, I had the enginewhile many of them had the talent. What a contest.Before a game against an opponent like Yeo, Rohan

Brown, John Houghton, Alan Naylor, Gus Carroll,Paul Considine, John Cortese, Glen Cook, JohnNoonan, Steve Pirrie or Mick Green, my excitementrose as the challenge approached. These guys reallymade me work. Sometimes I won, sometimes I lost,but the respect at the end for the game was alwaysthere. Friendships moulded in the heat of battle.So being selected to play state football alongside theseguys was a profound experience for which I willforever be grateful. I played two games for Victoria1983 before a badly torn pectoral brought my footballto an end. In that same year, I was the 1st emergencyfor the All Australian team and relished that chance totrain with the best of the best.But there is something even better about AmateurFootball. Whilst the contest is serious and the StateFooty is dramatic and important, there are thehumorous moments that bind us all as we remember tonot take football or ourselves too seriously.In about 1982, we were playing a game against another“Old Boys” outfit at Marcellin. They had a FullForward who probably could have out marked TonyLockett. He could really play, but he had a bad dose ofwhite line fever. He would get highly emotional if anumpire failed to recognise an “obvious free kick”.On this day, he felt cheated by a rather colorful umpireand proceeded to follow the umpy all over the groundberating, lecturing, pleading and lamenting. He evenmade it as far as the back pocket. It was a sight tobehold. The poor umpy was really copping it. In the last quarter, they were coming back at us and thefull forward, having gotten his mind back on the jobwas starting to make his presence felt. Somehow hegot out by himself, and in a vain attempt to spoil hismark, I arrived late, buried him and gave him a couplearound the ear, just to upset his concentration perhapswhilst shooting for goal.Later in the rooms, I was standing having a drink witha few blokes and the umpire appeared by my side andhanded me a beer. Thanking him, I asked why. He said,“Big Tooms, I saw what you did to him (the fullforward) and it brought a tear to my eye. It’s just whatI wanted to do so I owe you.”Only in Amateur Footy hey! Thanks guys for thebattles, the experience, the learning and thefriendships.

Big V RecollectionsAmateur Football: A Part of Melbourne Life By John Toomey


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OOlldd TTrriinnii ttyy vv OOlldd IIvvaannhhooeeMATCH OF THE SEASON! Havebeen waiting all year for thisone. Will go with Old Ivanhoe astheir recent form is better, butwill be a ripper. This year'sGrand Final? TIP: Old Ivanhoeby 19 points

OOll dd PPaa rraaddii aannss vv BBaannyyuullee //VViieewwbbaannkkBanyule/Viewbank are a classy side and will easilyaccount for the Paradians here.

MMaannnniinngghhaamm SShhaarrkkss vv FFii ttzzrrooyy RReeddssThe Reds look to have this one covered althoughManningham were great last week. TIP: Fitzroy Redsby 22 points

NNoorrtthh ((22)) RRoouunndd RReewwiinndd::The run of Emmaus St Leos has been quelled by theever improving NOBS/St Pats line up on theweekend, who ended up winning the contest by 24points. Despite being neck and neck all afternoon,the final quarter proved the difference as the OldBoys capitalised. Mark Carey was fantastic in thewin as was Sebastian Oliver who booted four.Robert Gardner was named best for St Leos.Draw number two for the season was played out atthe weekend, this time between top four contenderIvanhoe AFC and the lowly ranked St Bernradsoutfit. In a contest that saw the scoreboard show adifferent leader at each major break, a draw seemeda fitting result. Peter Villani and Adam Stefano weresuperb in ensuring St Bernards were notoutmatched by the heavy weight in Ivanhoe.In another low affair at the weekend, the OldXaverians managed to hold off a gallantRupertswood side to run out victors by17 points. Liam Grigg led the way for the Xaverians,kicking a goal as well as taking best afield honours.Liam Woodland was fanstatic also whilst MattTakacs booted four for the Woods.Therry Penola did what was expected of them on theweekend, as they had a comfortable win over theFitzroy Reds by 51 points. Dean Valentino was superin the win as was Luke Milanovic, whilst Max Rogersbattled hard in a tough day for the Reds.


GGrriimmaa''ss CCoorrnneerrNNoorrtthh ((11)) RRoouunndd RReewwiinndd::In our first game of the round it was Banyule/Viewbankwho played a superb game of footy to knock off Old Careyby 41 points. Tom Gelling was the standout performer onthe ground booting six goals, along with Scott Sheltonwho starred all day. Thomas Macready-Bryan was againOld Carey's best as he kicked four from limitedopportunity.Old Ivanhoe stamped their authority again at theweekend, this time downing a struggling Old Essendonline up by 142 points. The class of Old Ivanmhoe wasalways going to shine through in this match up, with thelikes of Darcy Hale and Tyson Hill dominating generalplay. Eddy Greer booted four.In a stunning upset at the weekend the Fitzroy Redsmanaged to knock off premiership contender Old Trinityin a brilliant display by 13 points. A six goal to nonesecond term by the Reds ensured they were in front athalf time, allowing them to gain confidence to stay theirfor the remainder of the afternoon. Rory Angiolellacontinued his great season with a best on groundperformance, whilst Lach Beaton was best for Trinity.Manningham played some really good footy at theweekend to account for a struggling Bulleen Templestoweline up by 29 points. Adam Gangoiti starred in the Sharksbig win, as did Jack Callana who snagged six for the day.Stephen Harisiou was named best for Bulleen.

OOlldd CCaarreeyy vv BBuulllleeeenn TTeemmpplleessttoowweeBulleen/Templestowe will be keen to cement a finals spotand should be too strong here despite it being away fromhome. TIP: Bulleen/Templestwe by 12 points

OOlldd CCaammbbeerrwweellll vv OOlldd EEsssseennddoonnOld Camberwell look to have this one covered against astruggling Old Essendon mob. TIP: Old Camberwell by 21points

U19 SECTIONby Matt Grima (U19’s Nth 1 & Nth 2)

& Joe Morsello (U19’s Sth 1 & Sth 2)

OLD TRINITY v OLD IVANHOEOLD CAMBERWELL v OLD ESSENDON OLD CAREY v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

OLD PARADIANS/ST DAMIENS vBANYULE/VIEWBANK

MANNINGHAM SHARKS v FITZROY REDSSSttiinnttoonnss RReesseerrvvee aatt 22..0000ppmm

TODAY’S U19 NORTH 1 MATCHES

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Old Haileybury v Old Mentonians: After disappointinglosses to both teams last week they will be looking tobounce back with much needed wins. I don’t think youcan go past Haileybury at Home and that’s who I amtipping. Old Haileybury 3 goals. Oakleigh v Ormond: Top v Bottom here and I think thatit will be a very lop sided contest with the visitorscoming away with the points. After a disappointing losslast week and some good players coming back into theteam I think this will be a romping. Monds by 10 goals

UUNNDDEERR 1199 SSOOUUTTHH 22Monash v De La Salle: Yet another victory for theUniversity boys but not without a gallant fight from DeLa who took it up to the ‘ashes’ physically all day.T.Powell and S.Baring lead the way for the Blues and forthe Salle S. Lowe, J. Mannix and H. Browning held theirown. Ajax v Prahran/Caulfield: As expected Ajax took thehonours and have kept their gap of 2 games clear of 3rdplaced Hampton on the ladder. Blowing a gale forcewind out at Gary Smorgan oval, the jackers were able tokeep Prahran to only a goal in the premiership quarterand then ran out easy winners in the last. The Threemusketeers in Selzer, Freed and Steinberg all put inclassy games and T.Leary for Prahran gave the jackerssome headaches.MHSOB v Parkdale Vultures: Game of the round in afantastic tight tussle although it seems Melb. Highweren’t without some inaccuracy. R.Willmott booted 4sausage rolls and T.Rendell was a ball magnet all day.Price and Boland linked up well and created somefantastic run throughout the match.Peninsula v Bentleigh: Bentleigh have finals in theirsights after some recent good form and a controlled winover the Pirates. For the Pirates N.Coy jagged 4 goalsbut it was all Bentleigh as Rodwell kicked 4 of the bestand was seen as Best a field and T.Backman clearlyknows his role and faired well in the Best players.Bentleigh now must beat all below them and perhapsneed to cause upset of the year when they face theMight of the Monash Blues this week at home.St Bedes/Mentone v Hampton Rovers: Wow! Hamptonsure did turn their wayward kicking around this weekwith a whopping 176 point win over the bedes. Schmitz

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after a stint on the sidelines returned with a lazy 7 andLewis played a terrific crumbing game booting 5 chikorolls. J Mcdevitt tried hard for the sainters but justwasn’t enough to even compete with the rovers.

TThhiiss WWeeeekk RRoouunndd 1144::Hampton Rovers v Ajax: Match of the round for sure asboth clubs will gain players back from the seniors andfrom injury, Hampton will only be a game off 2nd spot ifthey are to get up but on the other side of the ledger thejackers will almost lock it away. But I’m going to go withthe rovers this week after some sensational recent form,Hampton by 2 goals.Prahran/Caulfield v Peninsula: Well heads of the $2 coinsays Prahran will win by a kick.Bentleigh v Monash Blues: Bentleigh need to win thisone to be a serious chance of making the 4, But theyface Monash (unbeaten). Monash by a kick.Parkdale v De La Salle: Both clubs will gain players backfrom senior sides but De La by 5 goals for me.MHSOB v St Bedes/Mentone: St Bedes will be strongthis week 5 goal victors for mine.

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PRAHRAN/CAULFIELD v PENINSULA OBPPrriinncceess PPaarrkk,, SSoouutthh CCaauullffiieelldd aatt 1111..4400aammMHSOB v ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERSPARKDALE VULTURES v DE LA SALLE OC

BENTLEIGH v MONASH BLUES

TODAY’S U19 SOUTH 2 MATCHES

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONESBBeennttlleeiigghh AAFFCC Congratulates AAddaamm EEll--KKhhoouurryy on 5500ggaammeess, remarkably Adam has played all bar two ofthese games in the Under 19’s, a consistent performerand reliable team man the club wishes him well nowand in the future.

EEmmmmaauuss SStt LLeeooss vv SStt BBeerrnnaarrddssEmmaus St Leos were playing some good footy despitethe weekend's result. St Bernards nearly pulled off thewin of the season and because of this I'll back them inthis week. TIP: St bernards by 11 points

RRuuppeerrttsswwoooodd AAFFCC vv TThheerrrryy PPeennoollaaTherry have a solid defensive unit and this could be thetelling factor come the weekend. Will be close though!TIP: Therry by 13 points

OOlldd GGeeeelloonngg vv NNOOBBSS//SStt PPaattssA crucial middle of the table clash fro both sides. I'mthinking the NOBS/St Pats... just!TIP: NOBS/St Pats by 12 points

IIvvaannhhooee AAFFCC vv FFiittzzrrooyy RReeddssIvanhoe were stung last week by a draw to St Bernards.They say anything can happen in footy, but I'm tippingIvanhoe to bounce back with a thumping this week.TIP: Ivanhoe AFC by plenty

OOlldd XXaavveerriiaannss vv AAqquuiinnaass OOCCThe Aquinas are the best side in it and will account fortheir top four rival here. TIP: Aquinas OC by 45 points

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UUnnddeerr 1199 SSoouutthh 11LLaasstt WWeeeekkMazenod v Old Haileybury: Bottom of the table clash thisweek was taken out by the nodders as I predicted. Aftera great start in the first quarter Old Haileybury managedto peg the margin back but the nodders were just toostrong. Another solid effort from the leagues leadinggoal kicking A Johnson couldn’t help Old Haileybury getover the line, while N. Talidis, L. Price and M. Wilkinswere the best for the home side.Old Brighton v Old Melburnians: Upset of the roundwhen ladder leaders Old Melburnians lost to a gallantOld Brighton down at the Beach. After a slow start OldMelburnians were never really in this one, while OldBrighton shared the load around. E. Hughes was againgood for the visitors but it was the likes of B. Trivett, J.Davies and A. Ogilvie that got the home side a win that

is certain to see them stay in the top four comes finalstime. Caulfield v Ormond: In the match of the round Caulfieldwere just too strong for an undermanned Ormond. Aftera huge half time scuffle it was the home side thatresponded the best with a 3 goal victory. With a heap ofplayers back from the ones Caulfield were just toostrong for Ormond who had there weakest side in for theyear. C Johnson was best on for the Home side while A.Moloney, M. Oaten and S. Kulikov battle very hard allday for the visitors. Old Mentonians v Beaumaris: After a disappointing losslast week Beaumaris bounced back with a 50+ beating ofOld Mentonians. With Finals just around the cornerBeauy were desperate to stay with the top four andproved just how much they want to play finals with acomfortable win. D. Bardoel and M. Myers-Snyderswere the best for the Panthers while M. De Fontenay, J.Mapleston and R. Cathcart all played important roles forBeauy. Oakleigh v Collegians: After a good effort last weekagainst Caulfield, Oakleigh just went to sleep and onlymanaged to kick 1 goal in 4 quarters of footy. Takingnothing away from Collegians who were excellent andmanaged to pile on a massive 35 goals which is one forthe records books I would imagine. J. Costigan and P.Kurth battled hard all day for Oakleigh but W. Johnson,M. Raphael and N. Corp were just too good for the homeside.

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LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – UNDER 19U19 (PREMIER)

UNIVERSITY BLUES 5.6 11.9 15.9 20.13 (133)OLD XAVERIANS 4.0 5.2 7.5 8.8 (56)UNIVERSITY BLUES: Goals: T. Pryde 9, N. Macrae 2, A. Weddell 2, J. Perkins 2, J.Townley 2, J. Heinz, F. Adamson, S. Balodis. Best: T. Pryde, A. Weddell, L. Griffin, J.Townley, N. Macrae, O. Reed OLD XAVERIANS: Umpires: Robert Kozlovski GregFrydas (U)MARCELLIN 7.2 8.3 11.4 15.7 (97)ST BERNARDS 3.4 5.6 9.12 11.17 (83)MARCELLIN: Goals: D. Purcell 3, D. O'Shea 3, M. Abrahams 2, S. Kemp 2, M. Brook2, A. Zaicos, A. Viney, D. Wildsmith. Best: M. Abrahams, M. Ryan, L. De Neefe, A. Viney,S. Kemp, D. Purcell ST BERNARDS: Goals: A. Singleton 3, T. Duyndham 2, D. Igoe, L.Sweeney, J. Bevanda, B. Jones, J. Kassis, N. Cook. Best: A. Singleton, J. Kassis, J. Foulds,L. Sweeney, N. Weir, S. Johansen Umpires: Thomas Wischer Joel Thompson (U)DE LA SALLE 3.0 6.1 6.3 7.5 (47)ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS 3.3 4.5 10.9 11.13 (79)DE LA SALLE: Goals: A. Kovarik 2, D. De Luca 2, N. Gill, J. Harris, M. Collins. Best:B. Moloney, D. De Luca, E. Murphy, G. Montalban, M. Collins, S. Griffen ST BEDES MT: Goals: M. Meehan 3, T. Mavric 3, C. Ryan 2, P. Kean, T. Smith, P. Tyquin.Best: G. Brown, T. Mavric, M. Knuppel, C. Ryan, P. Kean, C. NevilleUmpires: Frank Stokes Chris Thorburn Louisa Stokes Laura Vandersluys (U)ST KEVINS 0.2 2.3 3.3 8.8 (56)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3.2 5.2 8.6 11.9 (75)ST KEVINS: Goals: J. Yodgee 2, L. Dunne, P. Dowd, T. O'Rourke, T. Marchesani, P.Keely, T. Jones. Best: K. Riegert, K. Brick, S. Angelini, L. Dunne, A. Young, P. Dowd UNIVERSITY BLACKS: Goals: T. Rumbold 3, T. Schaefer 2, J. Murphy 2, D. Fitzpatrick,T. O'Halloran, R. Hobson, C. Runnalls. Best: T. Schaefer, A. Pitt, R. Hobson, C. Ringin,M. Augustinus, A. de Fegely Umpires: Brendt Henricus David Windlow Nicola Flynn JackCooper (U)RUPERTSWOOD 3.0 5.10 5.14 11.17 (83)OLD SCOTCH 7.4 7.5 11.9 12.13 (85)RUPERTSWOOD: Goals: H. Ross 6, J. Smerdon 3, M. Wallis, T. Podolczak. Best: B.Gay, H. Ross, T. Podolczak, L. Jacobs, T. Mason, T. Murphy OLD SCOTCH: Goals: W.Strange 4, T. Melville 2, D. Tolson, R. Porter, H. Perry, R. Wilkinson, W. Davis, C. Mason.Best: W. Strange, W. Davis, T. Melville, D. Corridon, D. Mercer, A. MouldsUmpires: Bruno Savi David Watts (U)

U19 NORTH (1)OLD CAMBERWELL 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)OLD PARADIANS / ST DAMIENS 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)OLD CAMBERWELL OLD PARADIANS: Details not received.OLD IVANHOE 7.3 15.8 19.16 25.22 (172)OLD ESSENDON 1.6 2.6 3.7 4.7 (31)OLD IVANHOE: Goals: E. Greer 4, B. Curtis 3, A. Diorietes 3, S. Ward 3, M. Costanzo2, D. Hale 2, T. Cotsworth 2, A. Koutsoukis, B. Halkyard, T. Hill, S. Vella Best: D. Hale, T.Hill, M. Alifraco, D. Shields, S. Ward, C. Gianfagna, Shields, P. WestmanOLD ESSENDON: DNR. Umpires: Jason Lane James Daffey (U)BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2.1 4.4 7.5 11.6 (72)MANNINGHAM SHARKS 4.3 9.4 14.7 15.11 (101)BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: Goals: J. Natoli 2, M. Roussidis 2, A. Morabito 2, J.Alevizos, O. Schmidt, M. Rapinett, R. Rametta, D. Fulton. Best: S. Harisiou, O. Schmidt,M. Rapinett, M. Chizzoniti, M. Pace, T. Harisiou MANNINGHAM SHARKS: Goals: J.Callanan 6, D. Massarotti 2, B. McCann 2, O. Scannell, D. Kovacevic, D. Robson-Long, N.Di Pietrantonio, D. Di Bartolomeo. Best: A. Gangoiti, J. Urbano, T. Sedgwick, J. Brooks,V. Fallon, D. Di Bartolomeo Umpires: Sean Scully (snr) Sean Scully Jnr (U)OLD TRINITY 3.5 3.6 5.6 8.9 (57)FITZROY REDS 0.2 6.6 8.11 9.16 (70)OLD TRINITY: Goals: E. Morrison 2, C. Ampt 2, T. Lane, L. Beaton, J. Guerra, A.Moretti. Best: L. Beaton, W. Eckersley, B. Robertson, L. Keefe, B. Weissenfeld, T. Fogarty FITZROY REDS: Goals: M. Cussen 2, C. Polidoras 2, A. Harbor, J. Dimond, W. Johnson,C. Turner, I. Anderson. Best: R. Angiolella, C. Polidoras, M. Lee, J. Parkinson, J. Dimond,T. Cheshire Umpires: Paul Dinneen Jarryd Barry (U)OLD CAREY 6.2 8.4 10.5 11.10 (76)BANYULE/VIEWBANK 2.1 6.3 13.6 18.9 (117)OLD CAREY: Goals: T. MacReady - Bryan 4, L. Anderson 2, S. Virtue 2, L. Cooney, S.Arthur, J. Arrowsmith. Best: T. MacReady - Bryan, S. Bramwell, T. Rule, T. Newton, N.Henry, H. George BANYULE/VIEWBANK: Goals: T. Gelling 6, J. Massie 4, J. Vear 4,A. Dunnachie, J. Truefeldt, T. McKinlay, R. Mitchell. Best: T. Gelling, S. Shelton, J.Massie, J. Truefeldt, T. McKinlay, H. Tippet Umpires: Martyn Bona Tony Millar (U)

U19 SOUTH (1)

CAULFIELD 0.3 5.6 7.9 9.14 (68)ORMOND 3.6 5.7 6.7 7.8 (50)CAULFIELD: Goals: C. Johnston 4, B. Price 2, C. Sinclair, F. McArdle, T. Sundberg.Best: C. Johnston, A. Simmons, D. Tobias, T. Baker, D. Allanson, L. Spinks ORMOND:Goals: S. Kulikov 2, R. Cahalane, T. HINE, B. Stewart, R. Cameron, J. Lee. Best: A.Moloney, M. Oaten, S. Kulikov, D. Elkman, T. Blackburn, C. Coghlan Umpires: BrianNunn Cally Greene (U)OLD BRIGHTON 4.7 6.7 8.9 9.14 (68)OLD MELBURNIANS 1.0 2.3 3.5 6.5 (41)OLD BRIGHTON: Goals: B. Trivett, A. Ogilvie, A. Wilkinson, A. Jackson, W. Pickering,J. DAVIS, L. Buntz. Best: B. Trivett, J. Davis, A. Ogilvie, N. Graham-Bowman, J.Leishman OLD MELBURNIANS: Goals: E. Hughes, J. Begueley, A. Ferguson, A.Harrod, S. Zayler, J. Gooley. Best: E. Hughes, S. Dunell, J. Stubbe, M. McCoy, A. Ferguson,T. Gobbo Umpires: Lawrence Hinrichs Daniel Harrington (U)

MAZENOD 9.4 11.5 13.13 17.13 (115)OLD HAILEYBURY 0.4 8.11 12.12 14.19 (103)MAZENOD: Goals: N. Talidis 4, N. Kyriacopoulos 4, T. Stanley 3, C. Collins, D.Lewinski, C. Jones, L. Price, D. Culvenor, B. Mitchell. Best: L. Price, M. Wilkins, M.McMahon, N. Talidis, R. Kaye, C. Jones OLD HAILEYBURY: Goals: J. Gunston 7, A.Johnston 5, P. Shakallis, J. Waanders. Best: J. Gunston, P. Shakallis, M. Lillie, A. Johnston,R. McMurray, T. Jackson Umpires:William Stokes Mitsuo Nire (U)OAKLEIGH 0.0 0.0 0.3 1.4 (10)COLLEGIANS 9.4 15.14 26.18 35.25 (235)OAKLEIGH: Goals: B. Hemphill. Best: J. Costigan, P. Kurth, M. Telley, J. Pickett, B.Hemphill, J. Greer COLLEGIANS: Goals: W. Johnson 10, N. Corp 7, E. Bird 4, O. Ford3, T. Bulling 2, K. Sarhan-Ford 2, C. Murphy 2, S. Davies, S. Cutts, J. Parsons, H. Sands,M. Cook. Best: M. Raphael, N. Corp, W. Johnson, T. Bulling, O. Ford, J. Parsons Umpires:Ben Ridgeway Matthew Meier (U)OLD MENTONIANS 1.1 3.5 6.8 6.11 (47)BEAUMARIS 4.3 8.4 11.8 16.13 (109)OLD MEN: Goals: R. Chislett 2, J. Lee, J. Fisher, R. Howard, R. Smale. Best: D. Bardoel,M. Myers-Snyders, J. Lumsden, J. Fisher, J. Brohier, D. Hull BEAUMARIS: Goals: R.Cathcart 5, J. Bliesner 3, M. Glenister 3, J. Mapleston, T. English, M. Hinds, N. Loucaides,L. Slater. Best: M. De Fontenay, J. Mapleston, J. Barclay, C. Torcasio, L. Breeuwer-Wrennall, T. English Umpires: John Bruce Ron Williams Chris Williams (U)

U19 SOUTH (2)MHSOB 1.3 5.9 5.11 9.19 (73)PARKDALE VULTURES 1.3 4.3 6.7 10.9 (69)MHSOB: Goals: R. Willmott 4, T. Rendell, L. Hood, A. Bernau, R. Shell, A. Athaide. Best:T. Rendell, B. Cooper, R. Willmott, T. Stewart, A. Jones, J. Sherwin PARKDALEVULTURES: Goals: R. Bell 2, J. Rennison 2, S. Boland, M. Jones, L. Platt, D. Miller, D.McCarthy, D. Price. Best: D. Price, S. Boland, T. Redmond, A. La Ruffa, J. Ellis, D.McCarthy Umpires: David D'Altera Dallas Saxby (U)ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 0.1 0.3 0.3 1.3 (9)HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 5.2 13.5 17.10 28.17 (185)ST BEDES / MT: Goals: M. Ferguson. Best: J. McDevitt, S. Nichols, T. Simpson, J. Baird,T. Talbot, A. Pearson HAMPTON ROVERS AFC: Goals: J. Schmitz 7, Z. Lewis 5, M.Innes 5, J. Baxter 2, J. Donald 2, M. Greenway, K. Rudd, R. Howe, C. Rigney, J. Gould, M.Robertson-Long, T. Youl. Best: J. Ward, J. Gould, M. Innes, R. Howe, Z. Lewis, J. SchmitzUmpires: Toby Newton David Ewens (U)PENINSULA OB 2.2 5.8 6.9 8.11 (59)BENTLEIGH 4.7 8.8 10.13 14.16 (100)PENINSULA OB: Goals: N. Coy 4, D. Pinxt 2, B. Southam, A. Mangl. Best: P. Coldrey,B. Southam, S. Grigg, A. Mangl, N. Coy, C. Ashdown BENTLEIGH: Goals: K. Rodwell4, J. White 2, L. Pelly, S. Mortimer, C. Petropoulos, B. Bennett, A. Hendry, B. Lovell, H.Chaimberlain, C. Andersen. Best: K. Rodwell, T. Backman, S. Mortimer, B. Lovell, A.Hendry L. Delany Umpires: Jacob Hobley Neil Aldred (U)MONASH BLUES 5.4 7.8 9.10 12.11 (83)DE LA SALLE OC 0.1 2.2 3.4 5.6 (36)MONASH BLUES: Goals: B. Robertson 4, J. Waldron 2, D. Montoya, J. McKenzie, S.Robson, J. Powell, K. Alev, J. Bower. Best: T. Powell, S. Baring, J. Waldron, B. Robertson,K. Alev, D. Montoya DE LA SALLE OC: Goals: D. Quamil, M. Newman, M. De Luca,B. Nethersole, A. Kneebone. Best: S. Lowe, J. Mannix, H. Browning, A. Bressan, M. DeLuca, A. Kneebone Umpires: William Sharp Cameron Smith (U)AJAX AFC 3.3 5.5 7.8 14.11 (95)PRAHRAN/CAULFIELD 2.2 2.4 3.6 4.6 (30)AJAX AFC: Goals: E. Pruzanski 3, M. Selzer 2, J. Grosman 2, W. Steinberg 2, D. Freed,T. Rosen, J. Kalmus, A. Danby, J. Herscu. Best: D. Selzer, D. Freed, D. Steinberg, J.Kalmus, S. Fayman, B. Rosenberg PRAHRAN/CAULFIELD: Goals: A. Moore, J. Smith,S. Ratliff, D. Shrimpton. Best: T. Leary, A. Moore, J. Ramsden, D. Shrimpton, A. O'Hare,O. Hagen Umpires: Clinton Murdoch John Booker (U)

U19 NORTH (2)AQUINAS OC vs OLD GEELONG Not availableST BERNARDS 1.3 3.11 4.13 6.19 (55)IVANHOE AFC 2.1 2.1 7.3 8.7 (55)ST BERNARDS: Goals: M. Soccio 2, B. Cooper, J. Pignataro, M. Burgess, M. Trim. Best:P. Villani, A. Stefano, J. Cribbin, M. Soccio, B. Cooper, D. Swallow IVANHOE AFC:DNR. Umpires: Paul Tyrer Anthony Calderone (U)FITZROY REDS 2.4 2.5 2.5 3.8 (26)THERRY PENOLA 5.3 7.10 9.14 10.17 (77)FITZROY REDS:Goals: M. Manoli 2, T. Miller. Best: M. Rogers, C. Hudson, T. Pinchen-Hogg, Z. Oakes, L. Strating, D. Westcott THERRY PENOLA: Goals: D. Walshe 4, J.Kolep 2, J. Molloy, D. Ractliffe, M. Valenti, A. Salamone. Best: D. Valentino, L. Milanovic,D. Walshe, P. Mc Crae, A. Salamone, B. Egglestone Umpires: Rodney Jones KieranMcGuinness Adam Smith (U)RUPERTSWOOD AFC 0.2 2.3 3.3 5.6 (36)OLD XAVERIANS 4.3 4.4 6.5 8.5 (53)RUPERTSWOOD AFC: Goals: M. Takacs 4, P. Gatt. Best: T. Galea, M. Takacs, K.Plummer, H. Plumb, T. Buttigieg, S. Vandenhurk OLD XAVERIANS:Goals: C. McMahon3, L. Woodland 2, A. Youssef, M. Cosgrave, L. Grigg. Best: L. Grigg, L. Woodland, A.Ghattus, M. Cosgrave, A. Batten, S. Wills Umpires: Bruno Savi David Watts (U)NOBS/St Pats 3.1 5.2 9.5 12.9 (81)EMMAUS ST LEOS 2.1 3.4 7.5 8.9 (57)NOBS/St Pats: Goals: S. Oliver 4, N. Nolan 2, D. King, E. Grinter, P. Lane, E. Fryar, m.Carey, F. Valente. Best: m. Carey, S. Oliver, L. Sheehan, N. Nolan, D. King, T. Joss EMMAUS ST LEOS: Goals: B. Kennedy 4, T. Buick 2, M. Davis 2. Best: R. Gardner, T.Foreman, B. Kasehagen, W. Carpenter, J. Page, T. Mills Umpires: Jeremy Bourke GuyHexter (U)

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CAULFIELDGRAMMARIANSCoach: Chris Mathieson

1. J. Evans2. A. Davies3. J. Bourke4. J. Barclay5. A. Chinery6. J. Murton7. N. Loucaides8. W. Sanchez9. W. Murton10. L. Slater11. M. Glenister12. T. English13. J. Dixon14. T. Lees15. M. DeFontenay16. M. DeKoning17. K. McNeill18. C. Germano19. J. Coleman20. J. Maplestone (capt)21. J. Billing22. M. McNally (capt)23. M. Petering24. R. Cathcart25. L. Breeuwer-Wrennall26. J. Bleisner27. D. Bedggood28. S. Gower29. M. Stevens30. B. Kilgore31. C. Torcasio32. D. Brick33. A. McNeill34. A. Rye35. P. Weakley36. S. Gray37. M. Bourne38. A. Bennett39. P. Richter40. S. Kendall41. M. Hinds48. J. Kelly51. D. Fallon

COLLEGIANSCoach: Steven Carroll

1 P. Diamond2 J. Collins3 T. Bulling4 A. Nieuwenhuizen5 G. Denison6 D. Delmanica7 P. Timms8 H. Apted9 S. Cutts10 N. Thompson11 M. Jager12 J. Marshall13 J. Martyn14 J. Kamener15 C. Williams16 J. Santi18 K. Sarhan-Ford19 E. Bird23 S. Davies24 D. Chaplin-Burch25 N. Corp34 E. Rose42 J. Parsons

MAZENOD OCCoach: Shane Regan/

Matt Johnson1. M. Norton2. M. McMahon3. N. Crameri4. J. Fahey5. M. Johnson 6. J. Kelly7. T. Stanley8. R. Mann9. F. Deegan (C)10. N. Talidis11. S. Bamblett (DVC)12. A. Folino13. B. Smith14. S. Inglis15. J. Fitzsimmons16. L. Price17. S. Watson18. C. Dickson19. R. Laxton20. M. Wilkins21. M. Ramanauskas22. J. Haye23. C. Collins24. C. Jones25. R. Gray26. R. Moroney27. S. Dore30. D. MacLeod31. N. Daskalou (VC)32. J. Hansen34. D. Lewinski53. B. Thomson

OLD BRIGHTONGRAMMARIANSCoach: Shane Young

5. S. Walker6. J. Withers7. D. Beadle8. A. Wilkinson10. A. Dix12. W. Priestley13 L. Anthony14. J.Baenziger18. C. Kennett19. N. Graham-Bowman20. W. Mayes21. T. Cooney22. N. Karayannis23. D. Pollock24. A. Georgiou25 J. Leishman26. T. Dixon27. A. Jackson28. J. McCowan29. L. Nash30. P. Widdows32. E. Yeatman33. N. Materia35. M. Burns36. B. Pascoe39. H. Stacey40. J. Cannon41. B. Trivett43. P. Healey44. A. Ogilvie45. B. Mahoney46. W. Weybury47. W. Pickering 48. S. Tragear51. D. Sargent60. J. Davis (c)65. A. Betts77. A. Cann

OLD MELBURNIANS

1 M. Keskerides2 M. Churkovich3 D. Sartori4 S. Petsinis5 S. Siddons6 A. Armstrong7 S. Dunell8 T. Gobbo9 T. McLardy10 D. Breen11 W. Harris12 A. Oaten13 J. Eaves14 M. Collister15 W. Myer16 N. Amato17 C. Cumbrae-Stewart18 S. Zayler19 Y. Rous20 J. McKie21 A. Harrod22 J. Stubbe23 J. Begeuley24 J. Carter25 Z. Seccull26 P. Nestel27 T. Oman28 J. Gooley29 E. Hughes30 W. Cooper31 J. Nagle32 P. Levy33 M. Lugg34 D. Wright36 H. McDonald39 M. McCoy41 A. Ferguson48 J. Harrod

OLD MENTONIANS Coach: Jamie Winduss

ORMOND AFCCoach: Michael Oaten

1 J. Allan 2 J. Lumsden3 R. Howard4 M. Christopoulos (VC)5 T. Cashion6 A. Eaton7 M. Brown8 M. Gledhill9 J. Fisher (C)10 M. Myers-Snyders11 L. Stanley12 G. Green13 J. Brohier 14 S. Kent15 D. Hull16 K. Goulding17 L. Hull18 L. Ingram19 S. OʼHalloran20 B. Felsenthal21 W. Bardoel22 J. Doutch23 D. Bardoel (VC)24 J. Henderson 25 R. Chislett26 D. Howard27 A. Goodrich28 K. Smith-Cameron 29 J. Lee30 J. Boyd31 T. McMahon32 M. Campbell 33 B. Norton 37 K. Tickell39 J. Thompson

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OLD HAILEYBURIANSCoach: Greg Anderson

1 L. Baptist2 L. Blashki3 N. Broadhead4 S. Casey5 L. Davey6 L. Donnelly (captain)7 J. Gunston8 C. Harris9 J. Johnson10 A. King11 B. Le12 M. Lille13 T. Lockwood14 S. Mayes15 D. Nagarajam16 J. Perri17 W. Rule18 S. Sturrock19 T. Tyrell20 S. Wyeth21 F. Batts22 J. Bayard23 J. Bleisner24 S. Habteslassie25 M. Stowe26 L. Twynstra27 H. Batt28 J. Burgess-McIntosh29 W. Cross30 M. Douglas31 J. Dwyer32 G-J. Dwyer33 S Fernihough34 M. Flavel35 P. Gleadhill36 W. Gordon-Manley37 M. Grenda38 J. Hopping39 T. Jackson40 P. Johns41 S. Keast

OAKLEIGHCoach: Dermot Cleary Asst: Pat McKenna

1 J Costigan (vc)2 J Wines3 Josh Paola (vc)4 T Doherty (C)5 J Pickett6 S Borland (C)7 S Corfe 8 M Maraveutano 9 T Blackburn10 G Walker11 A Valentini12 M Telley13 P Kurth14 R Kurth15 A Coen16 G Smith-Stearne17 S Rensburg18 Y Rhodes19 J Doran20 A Keady21 D Beckwith22 M Zaffiro23 B Harold24 A Donato25 J Doran26 T Costigan27 S Prins28 Jake Paola29 L Morin30 R Metha31 J Hunt32 M Virgona33 B Hemphill34 D Tunik35 J Hind36 J Lambert37 D Ruddy40 D Crimmins41 Z Thiessens

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Coach: Ian Fayman

1 D. Selzer2 W. Steinberg3 D. Freed 4 J. Webb5 D. Steinberg 6 M. Selzer7 E. Pruzanski8 G. Silbert9 A. Gandel10 S. Fayman11 J. Herscu12 O. Schwartz13 J. Singer 14 L. Jankie15 Y. Rawicki16 Y. Lang17 B. Rosenberg18 Z. Leigh19 A. Breit 20 J. Singer21 J. Grosman22 T. Rosen23 D. Fayman24 D. Chester25 M. Birch26 D. Glass 27 J. Kony30 J. Kamil 33 J. Rose35 J. Kony36 A. Danby49 J. Kalmus

BENTLEIGHCoach: Jeff Mackie

Ass Coach: Mark Backman1 K. Rodwell 2 B. Bennett 3 M. Nicholson 4 L. Delany 5 S. Silka 6 S. Mercuri 7 A. Hendry 8 L. Mooney 9 R. Oliver 10 T. Backman11 B. Flanders12 M. Healy 13 J. White 14 J. Fergus 15 S. Mortimer 16 L. Polly 19 D. Sclarr 21 T. Mackie22 T. Mehrten 23 M. Kinsella 24 B. Lovell 25 N. Edgerton 26 H. Chamberlain 27 G. Petropoulos 29 R. Slade 30 S. Martin 32 C. McPherson 35 A. El-khoury 38 C. Anderson-Blundy 40 B. Morrison 48 M. Hogan 49 C. Petropoulos

DE LA SALLE (2)Coach: Robin Smith

Asst. Coach: Mick Quamil 1. L. Williams2. B. Carracher3. S. Haslem4. N. Stewart5. D. Murphy6. A. Bressan7. M. De Luca8. S. Hogan 9. K. Grant 10. K. Ellis11. B Hill [VC]12. J. Mannix13. D. Dordevic14. N. Gill15. A. Kneebone16. M. Harris17. H Browning18. J. Haley 19. T Parker20. B. Nethersole21. J. Pollard22. M. Newman 23. B. Cox24. B. Dwyer [C]25. S Wall26. T Arbon27. D Quamil28. S. Griffen29. O. Holmes 30. M. Windley31. M. Lowe32. S. Lowe33. B. Humphrey34. K. Robertson35. T. Gheller36. J. Comerford

HAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Anthony Quon

Asst Coach: Matt Pearson1. J. Goss2. J. Baxter3. J. McCoy (VC)4. J. Eastman5. M. Greenway6. H. Lewis7. Z. Lewis8. J. Schmitz9. J. Ward (C)10. T. McGuigan11. M. Law (VC)12. J. Robertson-Long13. J. Gould14. S. Adams15. B. Trembath16. C. Rigney17. S. Howe18. C. Moran19. J. Steendam20. J. Clifford21. R. Howe22. K. Rudd23. R. Morcom24. J. Donald25. J. Lovig26. M. Innes27. E. Sweeney28. S. Cassidy29. E. Cottrell

MONASH BLUESCoach: Bruce Waldron

Asst. Coach: Martin Bonnet1 M Mason2 S Baring3 K Alev4 J Waldron5 D Brogden6 B Robertson7 J Cunnington8 D Hall9 M Hender10 J Powell11 T Lamb12 D Lewis13 C Marsden14 D Martin15 S Martin16 M McCart17 M McConnell18 J McKenzie19 D Montoya20 A Mulligan21 R Nation22 T Powell23 S Robson24 J Rowe25 R Shenouda26 T Steinfort27 N Symington28 D Thomas29 P Verbeek30 M Sutherland31 S Walsh32 T Waters

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Coach: Luke StrahanAssist. Coach: Paul Marin1 R KERR2 M CHITTY3 L PLATT4 M GRAHAM5 D McCARTHY (VC)6 S TAN (C)7 M JONES8 J ROYLE9 R BELL10 S EDKINS11 D SCHOBER12 M BOLAND13 T REDMOND (VC)14 N HARDING15 R TAYLOR16 P VERNON17 R HEANEY18 D MILLER19 K BENTON20 D PRICE21 J DOYLE22 D PULFER23 M CARMONA24 J DULLARD25 S BOLAND26 J RENNISON27 J LOWIS28 A COLES29 R JOSEPH30 M TIM31 C PALALAGI32 J DAMYON35 J ELLIS67 T McMULLEN

PENINSULA OBCoach: Brian Cronin

Asst Coach: Mike Toleman1 J Murphy2 S Nichols3 B Southam (C)4 B Frost5 A Plant6 S Leversha7 L Heron8 J McGuiness9 P Coldrey10 T Cox13 N Lewis15 S Grigg16 D Pinxt17 N Coy18 W Harrison19 S Walker22 E Coghlan23 N Potter26 W OʼLoughlin27 Z Allen30 A Mangl32 P Woodall33 I Johnson34 M Peirce38 M Cole48 J Wiseman59 N OʼConnor

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In a surprise result eighthplaced Emmaus/ St Leo’sdefeated fourth placed Ormond by fifteen points.Leaders, Old Camberwell gained confidence for their final’scampaign by defeating St Bede’s/ Mentone by thirty twopoints. The loss saw St Bede’s Mentone drop to third place.

PREVIEW OF ROUND 14SSeeccttiioonn 11Collegians should prove too talented for the determinedMazenod even on Central Reserve.In a preview of a final Old Xaverians play their longstanding rivals Prahran. Seldom has Prahran won againstthe Xaverians, who seem to find extra incentive against the“Two Blues”. This season there is very little between thetwo teams and a Prahran win would not surprise. However,I suspect the Old Xaverians will fight this game right outand win by a few points.St Kevin’s should record a long awaited third victory bybeating Old Scotch.Leaders, University Blues face a danger game against DeLa Salle as each team should be at full strength. Over thethirteen rounds the Blues have the more impressive recordand I select them to win this game.In the afternoon game, the disappointing Old Xaverians 2play Old Melburnians, who made a slow start to the season.Recent form leads me to select Old Melburnians.

SSeeccttiioonn 22The big game will be that between third placed UniversityBlacks and leaders, Monash Blues on the University Oval.With no A Section games and on their home ground I selectUniversity Blacks.Two battling sides in Old Trinity and Fitzroy Reds meet atBulleen. With an expected return of A Reserve players, Iselect Old Trinity.St Bernard’s should win again by defeating Old Scotch.Today is an opportunity for Old Brighton to win again bydefeating tenth placed Caulfield Grammarians, which I feelthey will do.

CLUB XVIII SECTIONby Norm Nugent

Two Rounds remain and interest in the composition of eachof the final fours remains high as positions can alter in eachsection and the fifth side in two Sections can still make thefinals.

REVIEW OF ROUND 13SSeeccttiioonn 11A very accurate Prahran defeated De La Salle by thirty threepoints.Collegians proved they are serious contenders by defeatingreigning premiers, Old Xaverians by five points.In a good standard game Old Melburnians proved tootalented for the determined Mazenod, whose best were:Luke Androulakis, Chalk, Pollard and Robinson.Old Xaverians 2 scored by sixteen points over St Kevin’s.Leaders, University Blues received a forfeit from OldScotch.

SSeeccttiioonn 22Leaders, Monash Blues defeated fourth placed Whitefriarsby thirty eight points, which has put Whitefriars underrenewed pressure to hold fourth place.Box Hill North continued their march towards fourth placewith a fifty seven point win over a depleted Old Trinity.St Bernard’s scored a meritorious sixty three point win overOld Brighton at Brighton Beach.Caulfield Grammarians were held goalless by UniversityBlacks, whose winning margin was one hundred and tenpoints.An accurate Fitzroy Reds won by forty points over OldScotch.

NNoorrtthhIn the closest result of the Round, an inaccurate Kewdefeated North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s by two points.Old Carey, who lost to Marcellin by fifty one points, werequite competitive and never made possession easy for theundefeated leaders.Bulleen – Templestowe kept their finals’ chances alive byrecording a twenty eight point win over Therry Penola.In a low scoring game, Old Westbourne defeated Box HillNorth by ten points.

SSoouutthhSt Mary’s/ Salesian jumped to second place as a result oftheir eighty three point victory over Old Geelong.An accurate Oakleigh scored a thirty six point win overBeaumaris.

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The winner of the afternoon game between Box Hill Northand Whitefriars could well clinch fourth place. CanWhitefriars kick straight and can they match the fleet offoot runners from Box Hill North? The result could goeither way and I select Whitefriars, whose experience andsteadiness could prove vital.

SSoouutthhIn a final’s preview St Mary’s/ Salesian visit OldCamberwell. I select Old Camberwell because of their homeground advantage and greater availability of players.Ormond should return to the winning list by defeating Old

Geelong even on Como Park.Oakleigh, at home, should prove talented enough to defeatEmmaus/ St Leo’s.I expect St Bede’s/ Mentone to defeat Beaumaris atCheltenham.

NNoorrtthhOld Carey showed me sufficient form last week to warrantme selecting them to defeat Box Hill North today.In the local “derby”, North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s shoulddefeat Therry Penola.Bulleen – Templestowe with a final berth looming shoulddefeat Old Westbourne despite their long journey west.Kew will test Marcellin, but the undefeated ”Eagles” shouldwin again.

Team Managers Please send me details by noon [email protected] it is now business as usual after some fourRounds of my inability to write this column.

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – CLUB XVIIICLUB XVIII (1)

UNIVERSITY BLUES forfeited OLD SCOTCHST KEVINS 4.0 6.5 8.6 8.6 (54)OLD XAVERIANS (2) 4.1 6.1 10.5 11.5 (71)ST KEVINS: Goals: D. McConville 3, B. Liu 2, L. Kalesaran, J. Liston, P.Mercouriou. Best: J. Liston, P. Aughton, E. Wilkinson, H. Powell, A.Kearns, T. Lattanzio OLD XAVS (2): DNR. Umpires: David Windlow (C)COLLEGIANS 3.2 6.2 8.3 9.4 (58)OLD XAVERIANS 0.0 5.2 6.3 8.5 (53)COLLEGIANS: Goals: C. Bushnell 2, A. Crick 2, D. Perkov, A.Shinkfield, M. Johnson, N. Baxter, C. Porter. Best: M. Nette, A.Shinkfield, R. Blackley, L. Moon, L. Schoknecht, M. Johnson OLDXAVERIANS: Goals: M. Davies 2, J. Silk 2, A. Jones, A. McKenzie-Mcharg, M. Ward, S. Hulett. Best: A. Jones, D. Tehan, E. Nolan, T. Silk,A. Barrett, M. Ward Umpires: Simon Brooks Simon Merrigan (C)PRAHRAN 6.0 8.0 13.2 16.3 (99)DE LA SALLE 2.1 6.2 7.4 10.6 (66)PRAHRAN: Goals: S. Cooper 5, N. Gouin 3, J. Storer 2, C. Berger 2, B.Lewis 2, L. Farrell, D. Cullen. Best: A. Slawinski, N. Gouin, M. Gregson,C. Berger, D. Cullen, M. Slaven DE LA SALLE: Goals: L. O'Donnell 3,M. Butler, R. Hancock, L. Walker, T. Leary, D. Reid, D. McKenna, T.Bellomo. Best: D. Reid, K. Smyth, D. McKenna, T. Leary, L. O'Donnell,A. McLeish Umpires: Danny Carroll Josh Cukierman (C)MAZENOD 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.5 (47)OLD MELBURNIANS 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.9 (63)MAZENOD: Goals: B. Layug 2, L. Androulakis 2, S. Fisher, G. Tilling,L. Harvey. Best: A. Chalk, L. Androulakis, M. Pollard, B. Robinson, S.Azzopardi, S. McMullin OLD MELB: Goals: A. Tandy 4, H. Tomlinson3, E. Cooper, J. Berman. Best: J. Berman, A. Tandy, H. Tomlinson, L.Carter, S. Arden, N. Stogdale Umpires: Tony Hegan Trevor Hansen (C)

CLUB XVIII (2)OLD BRIGHTON 0.0 2.1 2.1 4.4 (28)ST BERNARDS 4.8 6.12 11.13 13.13 (91)OLD BRIGHTON: Goals: A. Ginnivan 2, L. McPherson 2. Best: D.Cooper, L. McPherson, N. Paterson, A. Krzywniak, C. Nicholls, C. Reddin ST BERNARDS: Goals: P. Gilmour 4, C. Hughes 3, M. Marion 2, N.Mitchell, L. Cookson, A. Brebner, J. Hellard. Best: D. McManus, J.Hellard, L. Cookson, J. Mount, A. Bishop, A. CatterallUmpires: Mark Thornhill (C)FITZROY REDS 4.0 6.1 9.4 11.4 (70)OLD SCOTCH 1.1 3.3 3.3 4.6 (30)FITZROY REDS: Goals: A. Dawson 3, T. Kimpton 3, T. Wilson 2, G.Box, S. Graham, M. Willson. Best: J. Phegan, A. Dawson, J. Richardson,T. McBurney, T. Kimpton, T. Wilson OLD SCOTCH: Goals: R. Don, D. Logan, C. Taylor, C. Hazelman. Best:J. Glover, D. Paul, R. Pizzey, D. Proud, C. Logan, B. DissUmpires: Richard Benson (C)CAULFIELD 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.9 (9)UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4.3 6.10 13.12 17.17 (119)CAULFIELD: DNR. UNI BLACKS: Goals: O. Close 7, S. Gellert 2, M. Ablethorpe 2, W.Howson 2, W. De Fegely 2, R. Hamilton, C. Lawford. Best: M.Ablethorpe, T. Polkinghorne, O. Close, H. Beaumont, G. Allan, E. SmeltUmpires: Brian Nunn (C)OLD TRINITY 0.2 0.5 2.4 4.6 (30)BOX HILL NORTH 3.0 5.1 10.2 14.3 (87)OLD TRINITY: Goals: M. Donahoo 2, J. Cade, S. Cade. Best: D.Hildebrandt, C. Treadwell, M. Donahoo, G. Plain, T. McQullen, H. Doyle BOX HILL NORTH: Goals: K. Nguyen 3, J. Yap 2, J. Pi, D. Lay, I.Balazo, G. Prince, A. Do, H. Vuong, P. Nguyen, L. Nguyen, H. Nguyen.Best: P. Chhiev, L. Nguyen, K. Nguyen, A. Do, A. Tran, M. MaglalangUmpires: Paul Dinneen (C)WHITEFRIARS 2.2 2.3 3.5 4.8 (32)MONASH BLUES 3.2 5.5 8.6 10.10 (70)WHITEFRIARS: Goals: S. Davis 2, C. Welch, R. Nolan. Best: M. Dixey,J. Bawden, L. Shaw, R. Nolan, B. Vey, B. Piggott

MONASH BLUES: Goals: B. Collier 3, P. Kruger 3, P. Coughlin, L.Richardson, M. Woods, M. Ramage. Best: S. Lilley, P. Kruger, K. Perry,H. Batrouney, L. Hunter, C. SmibertUmpires: Ian England Robert O'Halloran (C)

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)OLD CAMBERWELL 1.1 4.2 6.4 9.7 (61)ST BEDES / MENTONE 2.3 2.3 4.4 4.5 (29)OLD CAMBERWELL GRAMM: Goals: B. Hillier 3, J. Webb 2, T.Barrow, B. Tymmons, D. Brauer, T. Crothers. Best: B. Tymmons, C. Jellis,A. Sheedy, B. Hillier, A. Hills, A. Margetts ST BEDES / MT: Goals: J. Lynch 2, D. Lynch, J. Mattingly. Best: A.Vandenblink, T. McColl, C. Jamieson, W. Alderman, S. Jones, S. NewsomeUmpires: Rick McCoy Ryan Hense (C)OLD GEELONG 3.0 4.2 5.3 5.6 (36)ST MARY'S SALESIAN 2.4 5.7 13.8 18.11 (119)OLD GEELONG: Goals: G. Kennedy 3, J. Legoe, A. Minkevicius. Best:J. Merrin, A. Foster, G. Kennedy, S. Skinner, B. Doak, B. Boylan ST MARY'S SALESIAN: Goals: J. Morsello 4, S. Payne 4, D. Vercillo 3,M. Broome 2, D. Forer 2, D. Allen, J. Nannes, C. Collard. Best: S. Payne,D. Forer, D. Allen, K. Woodman, D. Yeow, A. CampbellUmpires: Francis Kavanagh (C)EMMAUS ST LEOS 1.4 3.8 4.10 7.12 (54)ORMOND 2.5 3.6 4.8 5.9 (39)EMMAUS ST LEOS OC AF: DNR. ORMOND: Goals: D. Black 2, A. Friedman, J. Riddle, S. Stephens. Best:S. Sullivan, M. Holman, A. Friedman, R. Wiley, J. Harry, D. BlackUmpires: Jason Cech Patrick Lambert (C)OAKLEIGH 7.3 8.5 13.7 14.7 (91)BEAUMARIS 1.1 2.4 4.5 8.7 (55)OAKLEIGH: Goals: M. Bell 4, C. Hanley 3, W. Plaukovits 3, B. Ernst 2,L. McIntyre, L. Ruff. Best: M. Bell, M. Cooke, C. Hanley, S. Kitts, L.McIntyre, W. Plaukovits BEAUMARIS: Goals: T. Lees 2, A. Pullman 2, J. Vance, J. Gregory, P.Ott, P. Corfield. Best: T. Lees, A. Hespe, P. Ott, A. Rye, J. Vance, C.JohnstonUmpires: Simon Pearless (C)

CLUB XVIII (NORTH)BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE2.1 5.2 6.7 6.9 (45)THERRY PENOLA 1.3 2.3 2.3 2.5 (17)BULLEEN TEMP: Goals: A. Parris 2, D. Millar, R. Toscano, J. Cook, R.Fox. Best: A. Cummings, A. Parris, T. Walters, D. Millar, O. Scott, R.Henderson THERRY PENOLA OB: Goals: R. Steer, P. Bruno. Best: A.Martyn, N. Horner, R. Steer, D. Boden, W. Lawler, A. BorgUmpires: Jamie Gunn (C)KEW 1.1 3.6 6.11 7.14 (56)NOB/ST PATS 2.2 4.4 5.5 8.6 (54)KEW: Goals: J. Bell, M. Oldmeadow, T. Colwell, J. O'Dowd, A. Nason, C.Natoli, J. Hubbard. Best: T. Colwell, N. Drago, D. Perry, M. Oldmeadow, J.O'Dowd, A. Acfield NOBS/ST PATS: Goals: B. Cariss 2, A. Brazel 2, D.Mann, B. Papal, J. Sofra, A. Kemp. Best: B. Cariss, C. Dynon, A. Kemp,B. Papal, A. Jellet, J. Sofra Umpires: Malcolm Foard (C)MARCELLIN 4.3 7.8 10.11 13.13 (91)OLD CAREY 1.1 3.1 4.1 6.4 (40)MARCELLIN: Goals: D. Cracknell 3, G. Petroff 2, S. Morrison 2, L.Hansen, T. Hargreaves, P. Walker, C. Wall, N. Armstrong, F. Chirico. Best:F. Chirico, B. Gale, M. Rigg, D. Armstrong, P. Walker, F. Bianco OLD CAREY: Goals: M. Cohen 2, D. Elsner, M. Elvins, L. Patterson, P.Gilbert. Best: K. Shrives, S. Leon, P. Gilbert, C. Mason, M. Cohen, M.Elvins Umpires: Phillip Thompson (C)OLD WESTBOURNE 2.3 2.3 3.5 4.6 (30)BOX HILL NORTH 0.0 1.1 1.2 3.2 (20)OLD WESTBOURNE: Goals: J. Lawn, P. Magann, A. Gardner, M.Timmermans. Best: T. Dennis, J. Lawn, A. Gardner, P. Magann, A.Salloum, J. Temuskos BHN: Goals: J. Ngo, A. Ngo, R. Morales. Best: R.Nott, D. Nguyen, B. Nguyen, M. Lau, R. Hamilton, W. Chiv Umpires:Dean Banova (C)

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OLD CAMBERWELL v ST MARY'S SALESIAN OLD GEELONG v ORMOND

OAKLEIGH v EMMAUS ST LEOS BEAUMARIS v ST BEDES / MENTONE CChheelltteennhhaamm RReesseerrvvee aatt 1111..4400aamm

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (SOUTH) MATCHES

BOX HILL NORTH v OLD CAREY THERRY PENOLA v NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS OLD WESTBOURNE v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

KEW v MARCELLIN

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (NORTH) MATCHES

UNI BLACKS v MONASH BLUESOLD TRINITY v FITZROY REDSST BERNARDS v OLD SCOTCHCAULFIELD v OLD BRIGHTON

BOX HILL NORTH v WHITEFRIARSElgar Park at 2.00pm

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (2) MATCHES

60 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2008VV THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2008VV 61

SAT JULY 19 NO MATCHESSUN JULY 20 NO MATCHES

SAT JULY 26 AJAX v HAMPTON ROVERS (C) SUN JULY 27 FIDA

RESULTS OF TRIBUNAL

ELSTERNWICK PARK GATESThe main gate (Glenhuntly Rd) is

open every match day.

The rear gate (off St Kilda St) will only be openwhen there are no matches scheduled

for Elsternwick Park No. 2 Oval.

When parking in the area behind thegrandstand please park in a manner that would

allow cars around you to be able to leave.

Players and officials who do not produce ticketsat the gates will be counted and the

club invoiced accordingly.

Clubs are issued with an appropriate number oftickets for players and officals

SPORTSCOVER ARENADRAW JULY 2008

JJuullyy 1155,, 22000088FFrroomm JJuullyy 55Caine Hillier, Old Camberwell ((RReesseerrvveess)). Striking, 3matches.James Hoseason, Kew ((RReesseerrvveess)). Striking, 4matches.FFrroomm JJuullyy 1122Simon Widjaja, Caulfield Gr. Charging, 2 matches.Darren Hill, St. Marys / Salesians Striking, 2matches.**DDaanniieell PPaarriissii, Old Scotch. Charging, 2 matches.**SStteepphheenn CCrraaiigg, Old Scotch. Striking, 2 matches.**PPhhiilllliipp CCaarreeyy, Emmaus St. Leos. Attempting tostrike, 1 match.**LLllooyydd KKeellllyy, St. Bedes Mentone Tigers ((RReesseerrvveess)).Striking, 2 matches.**WWiilllliiaamm DDiimmooppoouullooss, Bulleen-Templestowe((UUnnddeerr--1199)). Abusive language, 2 matches.**RRuussttiinn BBuullmmeerr, Bulleen-Templestowe ((UUnnddeerr--1199)).Abusive language, 2 matches.**AAcccceepptteedd PPrreessccrriibbeedd PPeennaallttyy

JJuullyy 1155,, 22000088Old Westbourne and Old Paradians charged with aminor melee which allegedly occurred in their seniormatch played on Saturday July 5 at WestbourneGrammar School.Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty. OldWestbourne $150 (second offence for a minormelee over the previous two year period) and OldParadians $300 (third offence for a minor meleeover the previous two year period).

Old Geelong and Emmaus St. Leos charged with aminor melee which allegedly occurred in theirunder-19 match played on Saturday July 5 at ComoPark.Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty. OldGeelong $100 (first offence for a minor melee overthe previous two year period) and Emmaus St Leos$300 (third offence for a minor melee over theprevious two year period).

RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION HEARINGSLate or missing scores 5 July2008

After 4pmClub 18 1: Old XavsClub 18 2: WhitefriarsClub 18 South: Emmaus, St BedesD4 Reserve: Mt LilydaleD1 Reserve: Old Geelong

After 5.30pmD3: Monash Gryphons, Power HouseUnder 19 Premier: St BernardsUnder 19 North 1: Old Essendon

Incorrect ScoresC: RupertswoodUnder 19 North 1: Old EssendonUnder 19 North 2: IvanhoeUnder 19 South 2: Banyule

FINESLATE SCORES: First offence ($5); second offence ($25);

third offence ($50); fourth offence ($100); each subsequent offence ($100).

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CLUB WAREHOUSE RISING STARROUND 13

PAUL FLORANCEBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE


VAFA LADDERS 2008D4 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PC

WEST BRUNSWICK 13 12 1 0 1818 638 48 284.95KEW 13 11 2 0 1500 1030 44 145.63ST FRANCIS XAVIER 13 9 3 1 1490 997 38 149.45MT LILYDALE 13 9 4 0 1366 1063 36 128.50ALBERT PARK 13 9 4 0 1170 950 36 123.16RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 6 6 1 1189 1225 26 97.06BOX HILL NORTH 13 6 7 0 1083 1214 24 89.21ELEY PARK 13 5 8 0 1097 1358 20 80.78BULLEEN COBRAS 13 4 9 0 1002 1355 16 73.95SOUTH MORNINGTON 13 4 9 0 957 1500 16 63.80NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 2 11 0 731 1425 8 51.30SYNDAL TALLY HO 13 0 13 0 703 1351 0 52.04

D4 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PC

WEST BRUNSWICK 13 12 1 0 1606 330 48 486.67KEW 13 11 2 0 1476 671 44 219.97ST FRANCIS XAVIER 13 9 4 0 963 808 36 119.18RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 8 4 1 969 845 34 114.67BOX HILL NORTH 13 7 6 0 1048 1080 28 97.04ALBERT PARK 13 6 7 0 838 944 24 88.77NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 6 7 0 807 1038 24 77.75SOUTH MORNINGTON 13 6 7 0 850 1305 24 65.13MT LILYDALE 13 5 8 0 811 979 20 82.84ELEY PARK 13 4 8 1 847 1069 18 79.23SYNDAL TALLY HO 13 2 11 0 627 1124 8 55.78BULLEEN COBRAS 13 1 12 0 526 1287 4 40.87

U19 PREMIER P W L D For Agst Pts PC

ST BEDES MT 13 12 1 0 1354 717 48 188.84DE LA SALLE 13 12 1 0 1423 889 48 160.07OLD SCOTCH 13 9 4 0 1273 1062 36 119.87MARCELLIN 13 8 5 0 1125 1093 32 102.93UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 7 6 0 971 1014 28 95.76UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 6 7 0 1096 1214 24 90.28OLD XAVERIANS 13 4 9 0 953 1041 16 91.55RUPERTSWOOD 13 4 9 0 970 1178 16 82.34ST KEVINS 13 2 11 0 901 1212 8 74.34ST BERNARDS 13 1 12 0 752 1398 4 53.79

U19 NORTH (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PC

OLD IVANHOE 13 12 1 0 1583 521 48 303.84OLD TRINITY 13 10 2 1 1359 688 42 197.53BANYULE/VIEWBANK 13 9 3 1 1406 902 38 155.88FITZROY REDS 13 8 5 0 1102 968 32 113.84BULLEEN TEMP. 13 8 5 0 917 947 32 96.83OLD CAMBERWELL 13 6 7 0 864 980 20 88.16OLD CAREY 13 5 8 0 983 1426 20 68.93MANNINGHAM SHARKS 13 4 9 0 833 1183 16 70.41OLD ESSENDON 13 2 11 0 912 1461 8 62.42OLD PAR/ST DAMIENS 13 0 13 0 558 1441 0 38.72

U19 NORTH (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PC

AQUINAS OC 13 13 0 0 1456 516 52 282.17IVANHOE AFC 13 9 3 1 1154 808 38 142.82THERRY PENOLA 13 8 5 0 958 808 32 118.56OLD XAVERIANS 13 7 5 1 1085 965 30 112.44NOBS/St Pats 13 7 6 0 942 951 28 99.05OLD GEELONG 13 6 7 0 848 809 24 104.82RUPERTSWOOD AFC 13 6 7 0 904 1003 24 90.13EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 4 8 1 894 1140 18 78.42ST BERNARDS 13 3 9 1 804 1183 14 67.96FITZROY REDS 13 0 13 0 557 1517 0 36.72

U19 SOUTH (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD MELBURNIANS 13 11 2 0 1543 634 44 243.38ORMOND 13 10 3 0 1661 683 40 243.19CAULFIELD 13 10 3 0 1177 846 40 139.13OLD BRIGHTON 13 9 4 0 1435 834 36 172.06BEAUMARIS 13 9 4 0 1298 982 36 132.18COLLEGIANS 13 8 5 0 1303 965 32 135.03MAZENOD 13 5 8 0 1120 1408 20 79.55OLD HAILEYBURY 13 1 12 0 846 1618 4 52.29OLD MENTONIANS 13 1 12 0 748 1801 4 41.53OAKLEIGH 13 1 12 0 595 2046 4 29.08

U19 SOUTH (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PCMONASH BLUES 13 13 0 0 1284 609 52 210.84AJAX AFC 13 11 2 0 1441 737 44 195.52HAMPTON ROVERS AFC 13 9 4 0 1302 986 36 132.05DE LA SALLE OC 13 8 5 0 1246 825 32 151.03BENTLEIGH 13 7 6 0 1223 1038 28 117.82PARKDALE VULTURES 13 5 8 0 961 1269 20 75.73ST BEDES / MT 13 5 8 0 769 1221 20 62.98MHSOB 13 4 9 0 933 1331 16 70.10PENINSULA OB 13 2 11 0 770 1309 8 58.82PRAHRAN/CAULFIELD 13 1 12 0 816 1420 4 57.46

CLUB XVIII (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PCUNI BLUES 13 11 2 0 1071 494 44 216.80COLLEGIANS 13 11 2 0 1018 471 44 216.14OLD XAVERIANS 13 10 3 0 1165 653 40 178.41PRAHRAN 13 10 3 0 1059 686 40 154.37DE LA SALLE 13 7 6 0 812 805 28 100.87OLD MELBURNIANS 13 7 6 0 863 860 28 100.35OLD XAVS (2) 13 5 8 0 749 808 20 92.70ST KEVINS 13 2 11 0 531 1162 8 45.70OLD SCOTCH 13 2 11 0 527 1159 8 45.47MAZENOD 13 0 13 0 536 1233 0 43.47

CLUB XVIII (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PCMONASH BLUES 13 11 1 1 1202 498 46 241.37ST BERNARDS 13 11 1 1 1205 646 46 186.53UNI BLACKS 13 11 2 0 1267 552 44 229.53WHITEFRIARS 13 7 5 1 1004 818 30 122.74BOX HILL NORTH 13 6 6 1 823 657 26 125.27OLD BRIGHTON 13 5 8 0 703 981 20 71.66FITZROY REDS 13 4 9 0 648 890 16 72.81OLD SCOTCH 13 4 9 0 741 1062 16 69.77OLD TRINITY 13 3 10 0 750 1125 12 66.67CAULFIELD 13 1 12 0 375 1544 4 24.29

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD CAMBERWELL 13 11 2 0 1135 556 44 204.14ST MARY'S SALESIAN 13 10 3 0 1079 802 40 134.54ST BEDES / MENTONE 13 9 4 0 958 657 36 145.81ORMOND 13 9 4 0 858 735 36 116.73OLD GEELONG 13 4 9 0 774 968 16 79.96OAKLEIGH 13 4 9 0 801 1095 16 73.15BEAUMARIS 13 3 10 0 696 1114 12 62.48EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 2 11 0 734 1108 8 66.25

CLUB XVIII (NORTH) P W L D For Agst Pts PCMARCELLIN 13 13 0 0 1545 352 52 438.92NTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 13 9 4 0 1042 588 36 177.21KEW 13 9 4 0 987 653 36 151.15OLD CAREY 13 7 6 0 753 852 28 88.38BULLEEN TEMP. 13 6 7 0 724 744 24 97.31OLD WESTBOURNE 13 3 9 1 511 1004 14 50.90BOX HILL NORTH 13 2 10 1 350 1119 10 31.28THERRY PENOLA 13 2 11 0 424 1044 8 40.61

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D1 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCNOBS/ST PATS 13 11 2 0 1467 1122 44 130.75BULLEEN TEMP 13 10 3 0 1379 1033 40 133.49OLD MENTONIANS 13 9 4 0 1249 1152 36 108.42OLD GEELONG 13 8 5 0 1386 1106 32 125.32FITZROY REDS 13 8 5 0 999 877 32 113.91STH MELB DIST. 13 7 6 0 1328 1301 28 102.08PENINSULA 13 4 9 0 1061 1264 16 83.94PRAHRAN 13 4 9 0 1058 1344 16 78.72AQUINAS 13 2 11 0 1096 1428 8 76.75YARRA VALLEY 13 2 11 0 1024 1420 8 72.11

D1 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCFITZROY REDS 13 11 2 0 1367 544 44 251.29OLD GEELONG 13 10 3 0 1271 671 40 189.42NTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 13 10 3 0 1050 732 40 143.44OLD MENTONIANS 13 8 5 0 1233 896 32 137.61AQUINAS 13 7 6 0 985 942 28 104.56PRAHRAN 13 7 6 0 907 896 28 101.23BULLEEN TEMP 13 6 7 0 985 969 24 101.65PENINSULA 13 3 10 0 802 1194 12 67.17YARRA VALLEY 13 2 11 0 554 1380 8 40.14STH MELBOURNE DIST. 13 1 12 0 556 1486 4 37.42

D2 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCWERRIBEE 13 12 1 0 1641 941 48 174.39EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 12 1 0 1583 1023 48 154.74BANYULE 13 10 3 0 1394 1019 40 136.80IVANHOE 13 7 6 0 1302 1324 28 98.34OLD WESTBOURNE 13 6 7 0 1206 1206 24 100.00GLEN EIRA 13 6 7 0 1205 1387 24 86.88OLD PARADIANS 13 4 9 0 1170 1372 16 85.28BENTLEIGH 13 3 10 0 1227 1589 12 77.22THERRY PENOLA 13 3 10 0 1116 1507 12 74.05ST MARYS/SALESIAN 13 2 11 0 1039 1515 8 68.58

D2 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCWERRIBEE 13 13 0 0 1729 450 52 384.22EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 10 3 0 1098 858 40 127.97BANYULE 13 10 3 0 1058 845 40 125.21THERRY PENOLA 13 9 4 0 1132 862 36 131.32OLD WESTBOURNE 13 7 6 0 1057 826 28 127.97OLD PARADIANS 13 7 6 0 985 868 28 113.48ST MARYS/SALESIAN 13 3 10 0 826 1221 12 67.65GLEN EIRA 13 3 10 0 633 1375 12 46.04IVANHOE 13 2 11 0 710 1197 8 59.31BENTLEIGH 13 1 12 0 599 1325 4 45.21

D3 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 12 1 0 1595 999 48 159.66HAWTHORN 13 10 3 0 1567 1168 40 134.16ELTHAM 13 8 5 0 1238 1078 32 114.84POWER HOUSE 13 8 5 0 1019 947 32 107.60UHS-VU 13 6 7 0 1230 1177 24 104.50MONASH GRYPHONS 13 6 7 0 1181 1151 24 102.61ST JOHNS 13 6 7 0 1132 1304 24 86.81ELSTERNWICK 13 5 8 0 1221 1369 20 89.19LA TROBE UNI. 13 3 10 0 973 1319 12 73.77SWINBURNE UNI. 13 1 12 0 873 1517 4 57.55

D3 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 12 1 0 1836 524 48 350.38ELTHAM 13 11 2 0 1030 705 44 146.10UHS-VU 13 9 3 1 1084 779 38 139.15POWER HOUSE 13 7 6 0 921 846 28 108.87MONASH GRYPHONS 13 7 6 0 842 853 28 98.71HAWTHORN 13 5 7 1 921 1020 22 90.29ELSTERNWICK 13 5 8 0 833 934 20 89.19LA TROBE UNI. 13 4 9 0 734 1219 16 60.21SWINBURNE UNI. 13 3 10 0 715 1345 12 53.16ST JOHNS 13 1 12 0 537 1351 4 39.75

A SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCCOLLEGIANS 13 10 3 0 1282 927 40 138.30ST BEDES/MENTONE 13 10 3 0 1469 1125 40 130.58OLD SCOTCH 13 8 4 1 1248 1170 34 106.67OLD XAVERIANS 13 8 5 0 1422 1258 32 113.04OLD BRIGHTON 13 7 6 0 1197 1132 28 105.74OLD IVANHOE 13 7 6 0 1104 1096 28 100.73UNI BLUES 13 6 7 0 1242 1185 24 104.81DE LA SALLE 13 3 10 0 1129 1295 12 87.18OLD TRINITY 13 3 10 0 949 1426 12 66.55UNI BLACKS 13 2 10 1 955 1383 10 69.05

A RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCUNI BLUES 13 13 0 0 1325 479 52 276.62OLD XAVERIANS 13 12 1 0 1140 559 48 203.94OLD BRIGHTON 13 8 5 0 963 742 32 129.78OLD IVANHOE 13 8 5 0 710 844 32 84.12UNI BLACKS 13 7 6 0 871 762 28 114.30DE LA SALLE 13 7 6 0 876 792 28 110.61OLD TRINITY 13 3 10 0 594 1157 12 51.34OLD SCOTCH 13 2 10 1 756 1035 10 73.04COLLEGIANS 13 2 10 1 720 1068 10 67.42ST BEDES/MT 13 2 11 0 587 1104 8 53.17

B SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD ESSENDON 13 11 2 0 1528 985 44 155.13ST BERNARDS 13 10 3 0 1401 1104 40 126.90MARCELLIN 13 9 4 0 1187 902 36 131.60OLD HAILEYBURY 13 9 4 0 1281 1000 36 128.10ST KEVINS 13 6 7 0 1088 1041 24 104.51OLD CAREY 13 5 8 0 1033 1015 20 101.77OLD CAMBERWELL 13 5 8 0 1162 1272 20 91.35OLD MELBURNIANS 13 4 9 0 916 1223 16 74.90CAULFIELD GRAM. 13 3 10 0 991 1464 12 67.69BEAUMARIS 13 3 10 0 838 1419 12 59.06

B RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCST BERNARDS 13 13 0 0 1369 530 52 258.30ST KEVINS 13 10 3 0 1118 737 40 151.70OLD ESSENDON 13 9 4 0 1034 796 36 129.90OLD CAMBERWELL 13 8 5 0 966 928 32 104.09MARCELLIN 13 7 6 0 894 884 28 101.13OLD HAILEYBURY 13 6 7 0 828 944 24 87.71OLD MELBURNIANS 13 5 8 0 782 788 20 99.24BEAUMARIS 13 4 9 0 662 1050 16 63.05OLD CAREY 13 2 11 0 645 1142 8 56.48CAULFIELD GRAM. 13 1 12 0 659 1158 4 56.91

C SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCHAMPTON ROVERS 13 10 3 0 1442 1176 40 122.62OAKLEIGH 13 8 5 0 1404 1191 32 117.88AJAX 13 8 5 0 1328 1155 32 114.98ORMOND 13 8 5 0 1446 1261 32 114.67PARKDALE 13 7 6 0 1376 1196 28 115.05MAZENOD 13 7 6 0 1244 1128 28 110.28MONASH BLUES 13 6 7 0 1160 1373 24 84.49MHSOB 13 4 8 1 1164 1282 18 90.80RUPERTSWOOD 13 4 8 1 1188 1515 18 78.42WHITEFRIARS 13 2 11 0 979 1454 8 67.33

C RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCOAKLEIGH 13 12 1 0 1398 579 48 241.45ORMOND 13 12 1 0 1248 627 48 199.04AJAX 13 10 3 0 1256 689 40 182.29MAZENOD 13 10 3 0 1132 694 40 163.11HAMPTON ROVERS 13 5 8 0 726 1028 20 70.62WHITEFRIARS 13 5 8 0 720 1070 20 67.29PARKDALE 13 4 9 0 773 887 16 87.15MHSOB 13 3 10 0 630 1200 12 52.50MONASH BLUES 13 2 11 0 628 1124 8 55.87RUPERTSWOOD 13 2 11 0 580 1325 8 43.77

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