Editorial - Victorian Amateur Football Association · quarter to play. Xavs got to within two goals midway through the final term, but missed four clear shots to end their chances

ENDINGS AND NEW BEGINNINGSThis weekend marks the final round for 138 of our 242teams while many of the others are battling to the wirein this intriguing season.The highlights this weekend are our four Club XVIIIgrand finals. One is being played under lights on Fridaynight and the other three in an action- packed Sunday atSportscover Arena. If you have never been to this day,I can highly recommend your attendance. There are notmany places where you can see three senior grandfinals on one day. The crowds are large, emotions runhigh and the stress is enormous. It can be that a singlemistake means a premiership slips from grasp and it isinteresting to see the composure of club XVIII playerswho usually play without spectator support (or non-support).We are anticipating big crowds on Sunday with sixdifferent clubs represented – Old Xaverians (2) vCollegians, Marcellin v Old Brighton and Old Ivanhoefacing Old Essendon. On Friday, Ormond take on OldMelburnians.The other Sections are playing their ultimate orpenultimate rounds and as usual, there are manyscenarios at both ends of the ladders. Next season, D3will consist of 12 teams resulting in only one club beingrelegated and three promoted. The bottom of D3 hasbeen incredible. One week, clubs have been staving offthe dreaded drop only to find a victory places them witha shot for a finals berth. This battle has gone on for theentire second half of the season and we will haveElsternwick and St John’s battling for the fourth spotand one of Monash Gryphons or Power Houserelegated.D4 has been very competitive at the top end. Theincentive of three being promoted and a final five hasprovided a real motivation in this section. La Trobe’sloss at Kew has seen Albert Park go a game clear whohead out to Mt Lilydale. Mt Lilydale must win to hold offSouth Mornington for fifth place. There is a greatreward for the minor premiers, as they get the weeksrest and the opportunity to watch their fellow-combatants slug it out.Incredibly all positions in C Section has been finalisedwith Caulfield, MHSOB, Beaumaris and Oakleigh

marching onto the finalswhilst Monash Blues andBulleen Templestowe godown to D1. That section hasthe final four settled but it is inthe bottom end that holds theinterest. Ninth placedAquinas is at home toEmmaus, which is certain tobe relegated. They are inbattle with South Melbourne, which hosts a Prahranthat have lost by a combined total of 216 points in thelast two weeks since confirming their place in thesection.In D2, Ivanhoe and Yarra Valley have been relegatedwhilst Williamstown and Banyule battle it out for thechance to play Peninsula for promotion.The Under 18 competition has been a great innovationfor the Association. We have been able to secure arepresentative match for our U18 players in NewZealand during October. NZ is hosting their regionalchampionships over a long weekend and we wereinvited to play against their National Under 20 team.This is a self-funded tour and a marvellous opportunityfor these young players.Oakleigh and newcomers Preston Bullants have beenthe stand out teams with St Bernard’s certain finalists inour inaugural U18 comp. UHS-VU combined withFlemington JFC to formulate a hybrid team that featuresmany African lads. The true spirit of VAFA football hasbeen extended to these new teams, who have enjoyedthe positive experiences of under age football in theVAFA. It is anticipated that up to eight new teams mayenter this competition in 2010.All five under 19 sections conclude on the weekend. OldCamberwell (North 1), along with Old MelburniansReserves are the only undefeated team remaining out ofthe 242. The other minor premiers will be De La Salle(Premier), Old Melburnians (South 1), Old GeelongBlacks (North 2) and either Ajax or Hampton Rovers inSouth 2. Of course, the minor premiership counts forlittle. That’s why we play finals and we look forward tomany absorbing contests over the next month.Follow all of our finals on vafa.com.au

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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLERTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONAugust 22nd, 2009 Price: $2.00 Vol. 09 No. 18

Michael Sholly CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

Editorial

the last quarter procession.Sam Chadwick was again intop touch for the blues, whowelcomed back Big V repMMaarrkk MMccLLeeoodd, but the oldstager MMaarrkk PPaatteerrssoonn gotthe votes. For the Bombers,NNiicckk BBaarrttrraamm got the nod, while DDaann CCooooppeerr, usuallytheir best defender, was their only multiple goalkicker.

Old Brighton went to the Trott seeking to continue therampage it had begun the previous week, but theyfound Collegians, who retain hopes of a Septembercommitment, just a little too good. Well, that’s anunderstatement – the Purples smashed them, with theTonners unable to stop FFeerrgguuss WWaattttss or even matchhis scoring. BBrreetttt SSiinnccllaaiirr was the solitarysharpshooter for the visitors, with one in the first andthree in the third, but the goal umpires at the Brightonend in the second and the fourth didn’t have to move amuscle except when waving the calicos to signalanother Lion’s score. MMiikkee DDyyeerr and AAnnddrreeww BBaaxxtteerrwere rampant and SShhuurraa TTaafftt was in the goals again forthe victors, while JJoosshh DDiicckkeerrssoonn and DDaavviidd SSpprriiggggsswere the best performed for the again disappointingsurf-side outfit.

LLeeiigghh HHaarrrriissoonn made his long-awaited return for De Laagainst Marcellin, and the Blue and Golds went inwithout BBeennss CCoorriinn and MMaannnniixx. The four goal leadthey established early held all afternoon despite theEagles’ strong efforts to haul it back. MMiicchhaaeell DDuuggggaannalso returned for De La after being a late withdrawalthe previous week and he and fellow lefty MMaattttFFiieellddsseenndd were livewires, as was best afield JJaakkeeGGoottcchh. DDaann CCuulllliinnaann kicked three for the Eagles, whileMMaarrkk BBoorrttoolloottttoo was again very impressive.

OUTLOOKOnly a miracle will prevent Xavs playing in the second-semi and their opponent should be decided next weekwhen SBMT meets DLS.

Uni Blues continue to hold Collegians at bay onpercentage and are still favourites for fourth spot.

Old Ivanhoe must win both remaining games andMarcellin lose both to stay up.

THIS WEEKCCoolllleeggiiaannss @@ MMaarrcceell lliinn:: It’s tough to go past therecent form of the Lions, who have hit top speed, butit could be a case of “Here comes Tails at a hundredmiles an hour: won’t run a place”. Fans of both clubswill likely keep a close watch on the happenings at theVarsity.

OOlldd EEsssseennddoonn @@ OOlldd XXaavveerriiaannss:: If the Xavs are sore atlosing last week, they won’t hesitate to let OldEssendon know about it. The skinny on theNortherners is that they struggle to play four quartersand if that holds true, it might get ugly.

OOlldd SSccoottcchh @@ SSBBMMTT:: All Tigers will remember howScotch beat them at home on Anzac Friday last yearand this should provide sufficient motive to go for abig kill. The Cardinals are giving their young ones agood taste of senior footy, but cannot win without theirfull list.

DDee LLaa SSaall llee @@ OOlldd BBrriigghhttoonn:: Are things looking a bitshaky for the Blue and Golds or has their recent formbeen part of the regular season ebb and flow? Will itmatter at the Beach? Will Brighton regroup and atonefor the drubbing at Waverly Park earlier in the year orwill De La again find the momentum to kick a bigscore. It may be the game of the round, but then again,it may not be. De La to win, with only the margin anissue.

OOlldd IIvvaannhhooee @@ UUnnii BBlluueess:: The white-picketed Uni Ovalmay be the ground that best suits the Browns outsideof their own Chelsworth Park. Are Old Ivanhoe strongenough to pull off a massive win here? Not this week,methinks. Blues are too good and will slowly stranglethe Browns’ eleventh-hour hopes.

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All things must pass, as George Harrison oncereminded us, and last week in R16, two significantstreaks came to an end. At the top of the table, StBede’s Mentone Tigers smothered and choked the lifefrom Old Xaverians in the wind at Brindisi Street, whileat Chelsworth Park, the strains of the nearly-forgottenclub song shook the walls after their long-awaitedsecond victory of the year.

The flag was never vertical at Mentone as thepremiership aspirants battled it out. The home teamhad first use, but the Xaverians played some of theirfinest football for the year into the breeze to keep itclose at quarter time. Their second term was as pooras their first was good, as the Tigers clogged it up andapplied the physical pressure. For some strangereason, the Red and Blacks attacked relentlessly to thesocial club side, from which scoring was nigh onimpossible, and squandered their grand start. The thirdquarter saw the Tigers kick away before Xavs hit backlate to wrest the momentum, though a PPeetteerrMMccGGeettttiiggaann goal after the bell set the line to 20 with aquarter to play. Xavs got to within two goals midwaythrough the final term, but missed four clear shots toend their chances of stealing the win. Bede’s kickedthree in time-on to add the cheery to the whippedcream. The home team was best served by skipperJJaammeess “Taxis” TTyyqquuiinn, BBrreetttt CCoollll iinnss and aassssoorrtteeddWWiinnttlleess, while JJoosshh AAggiiuuss and JJoonn MMeerrccuurrii were thevisitors’ most effective. It was a confidence builder forthe Combine, though whether yesterday’s ascendancytranslates to Sportscover Arena won’t be known for afew weeks yet.

The Browns finally got there, winning by nine pointsover Old Scotch to end their horrific skein. RRiicckkyyJJeessssoopp was again in fine form in a low scoringencounter. The Cardinals went in without many of theirestablished stars and couldn’t kick a winning score,despite winning three of the four terms. Old Ivanhoe’ssecond term in which they kicked 6.5 did the trick.CChhaarrlliiee TTaalllleenntt was again best in Red and must be arunaway leader in their B+F. After being written off ascertainties for the drop, the Hoes can now still possiblysurvive, though the odds are stacked against them.

Old Essendon got away to a flying start against UniBlues out at East Keilor, kicking five goals in the firststanza. Unhappily for them, they added just one morebefore the final siren, while Blues pegged their wayback and applied the full body slam with 10.8 to 0.0 in

MARCELLIN v COLLEGIANSOLD XAVERIANS v OLD ESSENDON

SBM TIGERS v OLD SCOTCHOLD BRIGHTON v DE LA SALLE

UNI BLUES v OLD IVANHOE

TODAY’S A SECTION MATCHES

A SECTIONby Michael Fitzgerald

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – AA SECTION

SSTT BBEEDDEESS//MMEENNTTOONNEE TTIIGGEERRSS 44..77 66..99 1111..1144 1144..1166 ((110000))OOLLDD XXAAVVEERRIIAANNSS 4.2 6.5 9.6 10.12 (72)SSBBMMTT:: Goals: L. Wintle 4, M. Curcio 2, P. McGettigan 2, D. Poynton 2, B. Collins,J. Maddocks, L. Terrell, B. Phibbs. Best: J. Tyquin, B. Collins, L. Wintle, P.Wintle, M. Wintle, B. Phibbs OOLLDD XXAAVVSS:: Goals: J. Mercuri 3, J. Agius 2, R.Colbert 2, M. Handley 2, D. Sapuppo. Best: A. Ryan, J. Mercuri, M. Darvell, J.Agius, B. Rogerson, L. HowardOOLLDD IIVVAANNHHOOEE 11..11 77..66 88..99 88..1144 ((6622))OOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH 2.7 4.9 6.10 7.11 (53)OOLLDD IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Goals: M. Luxon 2, T. Cotsworth 2, S. Curatolo, T. Harrison, R.Jessop, A. Delmonte. Best: R. Jessop, S. Ward, A. Bence, L. Bolzan, R.Gieschen, M. Luxon OOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH:: Goals: A. Pike 2, A. Routledge 2, W. Strange2, J. Davis. Best: C. Tallent, G. Dick, A. Walsh, J. Bowden, N. Byrne, A. PikeCCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS 11..00 99..11 1111..11 1177..55 ((110077))OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN 1.3 1.3 4.9 4.9 (33)CCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS:: Goals: F. Watts 6, S. Taft 4, A. Baxter 2, H. Croft 2, A. Scott, D.Strachan, K. Cevik. Best: M. Dyer, A. Baxter, J. Fry, S. Taft, F. Watts, T. Rutherford OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN:: Goals: B. Sinclair 4. Best: J. Dickerson, D. Spriggs, L. Peel, M.Browning, C. Buckley, B. SinclairOOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN 5.3 6.5 6.8 6.8 (44)UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLUUEESS 00..22 55..88 88..1111 1188..1199 ((112277))OOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN:: Goals: D. Cooper 2, D. Flaherty, J. Rogers, N. Uren, L. Geister.Best: N. Bartram, J. Rogers, N. Uren, D. Cooper, T. Wilson, S. Towner UUNNII BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: S. Chadwick 4, M. Paterson 3, G. Decrespigny 2, D. Heinz 2,D. Nicholson 2, A. Lowcock, M. Torney, B. McConnell, J. Mugavin, M. Lewis.Best: M. Paterson, D. Nicholson, B. McConnell, J. Mugavin, M. McLeod, A.LowcockDDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE 55..11 88..44 1133..88 1144..1122 ((9966))MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN 1.2 6.6 7.8 11.9 (75)DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE:: Goals: M. Duggan 2, M. Fieldsend 2, D. Lowe 2, D. Hale 2, L.Harrison, S. Nethersole, J. Oakley, N. Roberts, S. Pickett, J. Gotch. Best: J.Gotch, J. Oakley, T. Moloney, A. Shields, D. Hale, D. Lowe MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN:: Goals: D. Cullinan 3, M. Bortolotto 2, C. MacLaren 2, J. Bortolotto,S. Considine, J. Crapper, D. Marson. Best: M. Bortolotto, C. MacLaren, D.Cullinan, S. Considine, N. Saunders, B. Colville

A SECTION RESERVEDDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE 22..55 77..99 1111..1100 1188..1133 ((112211))MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN 1.1 1.1 4.2 5.2 (32)DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE:: Goals: B. Corin 5, J. Morel 4, J. Brown 2, R. Buckley, L. Casey, P.Harrison, R. McArdle, N. Roberts, S. Hogan, M. Lowe. Best: J. Morel, M.Nankervis, B. Corin, R. Buckley, J. Hansen, S. Dillon MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN:: Goals: T.Stafford 2, N. Birrell, M. Turner, A. Zaicos. Best: N. Birrell, J. Gasparini, D.Kayrooz, A. Montalto, D. Considine, D. TheiszOOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN 0.1 0.1 1.2 1.2 (8)UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLUUEESS 44..11 99..66 1133..1133 2211..1177 ((114433))OOLLDD EESSSS:: Goals: D. Podger. Best: A. McKenzie, L. Kavanagh, J. Millar, J.McDonald, D. Podger, J. Saunders UUNNII BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: Q. Gleeson 5, A. Suvoltos4, L. Quin 3, J. Vickers Willis 2, J. Heinz 2, A. Lyon 2, D. Carmody, B. Millard, B.Laidlaw. Best: Q. Gleeson, A. Suvoltos, B. Millard, D. Carmody, D. Brady, T. PrydeCCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS 3.5 3.6 4.11 4.11 (35)OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN 11..33 55..77 77..99 1122..1155 ((8877))CCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS:: Goals: M. Williams 3, J. Hampton. Best: M. Williams, J. Parsons,S. Copeland, M. Willmott, O. Howard, J. Hampton OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN:: Goals: R.Eastgate 2, A. Ogilvie 2, T. Zantuck 2, J. Heath, M. Bartlett, D. Jennings, C.Dowling, M. Dewar, C. Williams. Best: R. Stewart, J. Davis, C. Williams, J.Geddes, J. Heath, B. CrillySSTT BBEEDDEESS//MMEENNTTOONNEE TTIIGGEERRSS 1.0 2.4 3.4 6.7 (43)OOLLDD XXAAVVEERRIIAANNSS 55..33 99..55 1100..1100 1100..1111 ((7711))SSBBMMTT:: Goals: M. McGettigan 2, R. Power 2, T. Marks, P. Kean. Best: R. Power,M. McGettigan, N. Herrington, C. Neville, J. Lynch, P. Brennan OOLLDD XXAAVVSS:: Goals:D. Noonan 3, D. Rush 2, L. Ginnivan, J. Pasceri, H. Murphy, J. McDonnell, F.Paterson. Best: R. Carey, F. Paterson, A. Oswald, D. Ryan, L. Ginnivan, M.SkidmoreOOLLDD IIVVAANNHHOOEE 33..66 55..99 1133..1133 1166..1133 ((110099))OOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH 0.2 2.4 2.6 6.10 (46)OOLLDD IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Goals: D. Hawkes 5, B. Nagel 3, A. Diorietes 2, C. Gianfagna 2,A. Steer, S. Morris, L. Vaughan, S. Cetin. Best: S. Brennan, D. Hawkes, A. Steer,J. Viney, J. Weston, A. Diorietes. OOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH:: Goals: H. Perry 2, D. Jennings 2, J. Toohey, S. Dick. Best: S. Dick,A. Tummel, A. McCarthy, T. Cornish, R. McCann, T. Leeds.

MELEES – BEWAREA MELEE IS “Where an incident takes place

involving players pushing, scragging,jumping into packs, throwing each otherto the ground or other or other similar

such conduct”

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1. M.Bortolotto (C)2. J.Carlson3. C.MacLaren4. G.Romanin5. S.Considine6. T.Dickson7. M.Solomon8. M.Considine9. L.Considine (VC)10. T.Stafford12. P.Spence13. H.Lee14. A.Layton15. J.Bortolotto16. S.Abrahams18. D.Gartner19. J.Crapper20. M.Hermans21. D.Considine22. D.Marson23. D.Fraser24. T.Carlson25. J.Winstanley26. S.Connell28. J.Gasparini29. T.Jordan30. D.Redmond32. M.Turner33. J.Symes 34. D.Jarred (C)37. A.Apolloni38. B.Pell39. B.Colville42. W.Jarred43. S.Pesavento45. D.Theisz46. T.Money47. P.De Luca50. A.Zaicos51. D.Wildsmith52. S.Crapper53. D.Kayrooz54. T.Jones56. L.De Neefe57. D.Cullinan58. N.Saunders60. J.Blanch61. M.Ryan63. G.Cull66. N.Birrell70. A.Ceccomancini74. A.Montalto76. S.Chandler77. P.Newnes78. A.McGree80. P.O'Callaghan82. R.Gutterson

OLD BRIGHTONGRAMMARIANS

Coach:Greg McLoughlin Asst: ShaneYoung Glenn WadeRes. Coach: Simon

Williams. Asst: Daniel Mann. ChrisMcNicol.

1 M. Ainley (Co-C)2 A. Pirrie 3 S. Olliver 4 A. MacGillivray 5 A. Edge 6 R. Stewart 7 L. Peel 8 A. Bristow9 P. Phelan 10 J. Edge (Res C)11 B. Mason12 C. Sinclair13 A. Hewison14 C. Buckley (VC)15 B. Gadsden16 M. Gadsden 17 A. Van Den Dungen (RVC)18 L. Mann19 T. Mentiplay20 R. Eastgate20 J. Priestley21 D. Spriggs22 J. Gerstman 23 T. Zantuck24 J. Perrett (Co-C)25 B. Sinclair (VC)26 J. Geddes27 B. Crilly (RVC) 28 M. J. T. Smith29 J. Dickerson30 M. Pennycuick 31 S. Jackson32 D. Jennings 33 N. Marston34 A. Sinclair35 R. Joseph36 L. Buntz 37 D. Hughes38 J. Heath39 C. Williams 40 J. Cannon41 M. Bruin42 L. Hendra (Co-C)43 L. Warren (RVC)44 T. Jakobi45 M. McKimm 46 C. Tolj47 L. Brosnahan48 T. Edwards49 A. Jackson50 A. Ogilvie51 D. Sargent53 A. Clark54 K. Jackson56 M. L. Smith57 R. Ironmonger60 J. Davis61 M. Browning62 A. Kennedy63 C. Dowling65. L. Jackson66. T. Cooney71 M. Dewar72 A. Gunning74 K. Sheehan76 D. Cooper82 D. Dean83 M. Bate 99. M. Bartlett

DE LA SALLECoach: David Madigan

Asst: Mark Parker, Tony Morwood, Rob Bonnici

Res: Dom McInerneyCl 18: Tom Karvarik

1 Ni Roberts1r J Brown2 J Oakley3 B Corin 4 Na Roberts5 M Duggan6 M Moore6r A Robetrs 7 P Harrison (C-R)8 M Davidson9 J Moloney9r D Meade10 D Lowe(C)11 W Fenton12 M Fieldsend13 J Gotch14 J Phillips14r C Cavanagh15 D Hale15r A Gileno16 S Pickett17 S Williams17r L Casey18 C Mercuri19 R McArdle20 A Shields (VC)21 D Close21r S Moorwood 22 M Brown22r R Quick23 R Sherman23r L Walker (VC-R)24 J Morel25 L Bull26 S Nethersole26r R Gamble27 J Crowe27r C Ball28 N Murphy29 L Harrison29r C Brodie30 B Mannix31 N Stewart32 J Vickers33 S Muller34 L Semmel37 O Salvatore38 L OʼConnell38r J Hansen39 B Oakley40 M Collins41 A Gileno41r J Young 42 A Roberts43 A Greenhalgh44 T Kovess46 L Jarvis51 D Browning52 T Moloney53 V Moloney54 M Nankervis55r M Lowe 58 R Breda61 C Kelliher88 S Dillon

1 D. Biggs2 C. Goullet3 D. Forrest4 D. Ryan5 D. Flaherty6 A. Frazer6 C. Ridley7 J. Leask8 C. Glassford9 H. Wilson10 T. Biggs10 M. Flaherty11 S. Vale11 B. Papal12 J. Kavanagh13 M. Schappacher14 R. Trajkovski14 D. Cerantonio15 J. Rogers16 C. Day17 S. Towner18 D. Cooper19 T. Wilson20 R. Baddeley20 L. Fitzgerald21 B. Clifton21 S. Dale22 J. Saville22 M. Portia23 T. Skurrie23 J. Hughes24 J. Dazkiw25 M. Williams26 D. Cerantonio27 J. Condos27 A. McKenzie28 R. Jones28 A. Fewster29 A. Bell30 C. Innes31 S. Dawson32 B. Hutchesson33 B. Jones34 D. Podger35 L. Kavanagh36 C. Obliubek37 C. Tzambazis38 T. Campbell39 D. Stewart40 T. Di Blasi41 J. Lenhart42 N. Bartram43 J. Dazkiw44 J. Saunders45 B. Remboulis46 S. Galbo47 B. Glassford48 B. Anderson49 D. Trevaskis50 A. De Cata51 J. Williams52 A. Alexander53 A. Baddeley54 D. Bryant55 D. Clarke56 C. Clues57 J. Cook58 J. Dalinkiewicz59 C. Davies60 T. Day61 D. Gradzki62 D. Hardy63 L. Jonas64 H. Leury65 S. Mackie66 B. Madden67 M. Jinks68 J. Milesi69 J. Millar70 B. Overman71 N. Rowe72 L. Skurrie73 A. Tadros

COLLEGIANSCoach: Mark HibbinsCoach: Simon Arnott

Reserves: Denis CastaldiReserves: Nick Hart

1 J. Dixon (VC)2 T. Bull3 B. Mooney4 N. Ries (VC)5 A. Scott6 H. Singh6r S. Woolley7 S. Taft8 C. Unsworth9 J. Fry10 J. Jorgensen11 D. Strachan11r B. Mackenzie12 T. Rutherford13 K. Cevik14 L. Nisbet15 C. Holst16 A. Baxter17 R. Hosking18 T. Zimbachs19 S. Inglis20 A. Fletcher21 S. Skurrie22 H. Apted23 W. Tardif24 E. Waters25 J. Kondarovskis25r R. Muir26 E. Bird27 N. Lockett28 A. Dunlop29 N. Stone (VC)30 N. Burrows 31 N. Roach32 C. Blumfield (C)33 M .Williams34 H. Croft35 M. Lynch36 N. Corp37 S. Hall38 A. Fabris39 S. Grose40 J. Parsons41 B. Duff42 S. Arnott43 E. Malone44 J. Wood45 A. Stone46 J. Hampton47 A. Benton48 L. Watson49 W. Grainger50 F. Boland51 L. Saunders52 M. Naylor53 J. Allen54 J. Adgemis55 S. Copeland 56 T. Thomas57 C. Elg58 N. Bobeff59 S. Cutts60 T. Cook61 E. Cordner62 D. George63 M. King72 M. Tyson


1 A. Tummel2 T. Aurel-Smith3 A. Gray4 C. Tallent5 S. Dick6 J. Keogh7 N. Leitl8 J. Barton9 B. Dean10 J. Byrne (VC)11 N. Allen12 A. Quail13 N. Brown14 A. Houlihan15 M. Parisi16 A. Walsh17 T. Leeds18 W. Lewis (C)19 A. Sutherland20 S. Troon21 A. Routledge22 R. Ashton23 W. Davis24 J. Davis25 P. Butler26 N. Hildebrandt27 J. Kitchen28 T. Widmer29 S. Angus30 S. Bradley31 L. Armstrong32 R. Eva33 G. Dick34 D. Scheetz35 W. Strange36 M. Tyrell37 S. Leith38 N. Byrne39 L. Thompson40 A. Pike41 S. Thompson (VC)42 W. Slade43 S. Craig44 T. Keck45 M. Tyler46 N. Lawrence47 S. Connell48 P. Rattray49 A. McCarthy50 C. OʼShannessy51 J. Wright52 A. Wallace-Smith53 S. Jonas54 J. Strachan55 C. Swan56 T. Mead57 T. Green58 J. Furey59 A. Mitchell60 N. Thompson61 R. Porter62 T. Gaunt63 I. Grant64 T. Harkness65 J. Brownell66 D. Jennings67 P. Jacobs69 B. Clarke70 M. Bilney71 T. Cornish72 H. Perry73 R. Njoku76 J. Cade77 L. Brennan78 R. McCann80 J. Toohey81 P. Licuria83 D. Corridon84 J. Daggian85 J. Bowden91 S. Sherwen99 B. Doherty

OLD SCOTCHCoach: Peter Banfield

Asst. Coaches: Pat Ryan & Brian Winton

Res Coach: Chris Cogan

ST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS

Coach: Owen LalorAsst Coach: Adrian Connolly, Sam

Anstey Res Coach: Brad Berry1. C.Crowley2. E.Spargo3. S.Curatolo (VC) 4. S Geilings 5. C.Georgiou 6. S.Low7. J.Gieschen (VC) 8. A.Del Monte9. C Sutherland 10. B.Nagel11. N.Butler 12. A.Bence 13. J.Binney (RVC)14. B.Thompson (C15. T.Pantano16. S.Price17. C.Nichol18. P.Jolley 19. P.Dinakis20. R.Roberts21. S.Fragiacomo22. J.Britten23. K.Theodossi24. R.Butler25. E.Byrne26. B.Harrison27. H.Heta28. S Morris29. R.Weddle30. T.Davis31. A.Dioretes32. R.Gieschen (Rc)33. T.Hosking34. R.Jessop35. A.Berry (Rvc)36. G.Hartrick37. A.Baldwin38. W.George39. L.Vaughan40. J.Mathew41. J.Weston (Rvc)42. T.Harrison43. S.Smith44. M.Luxon45. M.Toovey46. N.Clark47. S.Cetin48. M.Clark49. R.Fitzgerald50. M.Bodycoat51. M.Golden52. J.Viney53. R.Coleman54. R.Stamford55. S.Pearce56. C.Gianfagna57. A.Bolzan58. L.Bolzan59. A.Steer60. D.Madigan61. J.Minas62. J.Mugavin63. S.Ward64. D.Geilings65. D.Hawkes66. B.Halkyard67. S.Brennan68. R.Hondromatides69. M.Young70. A.Gianfagna

1 N Bye2 C Santalucia3 J Pasceri4 J A McDonnell5 D Rush6 A Oswald7 N Serafini8 T Fleming (C)9 D Lynch10 A (James) Ryan11 L Howard12 A Bowen13 T Ruyg14 J Agius15 C Smith16 B Rogerson17 C Larkins18 M Darvell19 T Dynon20 D Higgins22 D Ryan23 S Johnston 24 C Purss25 R Carey26 N Wynne27 L Ginnivan28 J P McDonnell29 M Handley30 T Clarke31 M Ball (VC)32 O Gidley33 A (John) Ryan34 R Colbert36 D Sapuppo37 N Dimattina38 P Ryan39 J Douglas40 C Sanfilippo41 E Prowse42 N Corcoran43 T Woodruff44 H Murphy45 J Glen46 S Skidmore (Res C) 47 T Agius48 A Dess49 P Armstrong50 F Paterson52 M Ambrose53 J Mercuri54 J Morton56 J Quinn57 M Skidmore58 J Hanger60 L Knight61 R Lynch62 M Romanin63 T O'Meara65 F Dimattina

OLD XAVERIANSCoach: Simon Lethlean

Assts: Andrew Brushfield, AndrewGowers, Lex Vasdekis

Res Coach: David LandriganAsst: David Walsh

1 P. Wintle2 L. Wintle3 S. Anstey4 B. Phibbs (VC)5 B. Collins6 J. Kane7 A. Scafidi (VC)8 A. Scafidi9 C. Richards10 M. Wintle11 J. Tyquin (C)12 P. Groves13 T. Groves14 S. Richards15 D. Poynton16 R. Power17 N. Corda18 A. Kane/B Neville19 M. Hilton 20 C. Tobin 22 J. Maddocks23 J. Lynch24 J. Hellier25 D. Porter26 G. Brown27 T. Marks28 A. McMahon29 D. Waters30 M. McGettigan31 A. Paterson32 C. Ryan 33 H. Shakaib34 K. Bliesner35 M. Barnhoorn36 N. Herrington37 P. Brennan38 J. McNeil39 D. Kean 40 M. Rowse41 M. Geschke42 L. Borella43 C. Mouritz44 S. L'Huillier45 T. Mitchell46 D. McDonald47 M. Bodinnar/S.Rose 48 J. Mattingly/J Williams49 A. Falkiner50 T. Mavric51 D. Wearne /K. McConnell52 P. Tyquin53 M. Curcio54 D. Lynch56 C. Neville57 D. Ferraro /J Robertson58 C. Lee /S. Monaghan 59 D Kelly /A Fleming60 A. Zagami61 A. L'Huillier 62 J. Terrell 63 H. Dwyer64 P. McGettigan65 S. Jones66 W. Parker67 P. Nicholls68 D. McInerney/A. Wilkinson70 L. Terrell71 L. Porter72 M. McColl73 M. Bodinaar74 A.Freeman75 A. Ryan76 S. Vytas

1 M Maltman2 M McLeod3 C Shaw4 S Gilbertson5 Q Gleeson6 D Nicholson7 J Mugavin9 S Chadwick12 A Lowcock13 T Girdwood14 O Robertson15 B McConnell16 A Austin17 G de

Crespigny18 B Mugavin19 M Torney20 J Watts 21 M Lewis22 B Millard23 J Meagher24 T Muhlebach25 A Solly26 E Hamer27 N Burchell28 H Weddell29 J Vickers-

Willis30 D Brady31 J Van de Pol32 M Paterson 33 S Roache34 T McKinnon35 A Lyon36 I Orr36 T McKinley37 M Kelly37 H Vickers-

Willis38 D Carmody39 D Heinz40 P Smith41 T Stainforth42 A Suvoltos43 B Merriman44 J Wood45 T McCredie46 S Gove47 C Pyke48 T Pryde49 P Steele50 D Wood

51 C Tate52 J Crawford53 M Weston54 P Pavli55 T Fitzgerald56 H Rankin57 J Heinz58 J Kiteley59 D Paton60 M Steinbach61 H Spring62 S Lovison63 B Laidlaw 64 J Beks65 B Townsing66 D Hayter67 N Hardie-

Grant68 D Gregory69 S Balodis70 L Quin71 A Stewart72 D Marshall 73 R Wilson74 J Bailey75 A Kelly76 A Larkin77 O Lade78 T Calvert79 N Freeman80 T Granleese81 T Whelan82 I MacPhail83 C Tonkin84 D Powney85 N Grady86 V Dislakis87 S Bell88 H El-Fahkri89 T Wilmot90 C Thomson91 W Van de Pol92 Z Haines93 B Denham94 W McLachlan95 C Robinson96 N Beks97 T Auld98 M Young99 J Perkins

A SECTIONOLD IVANHOE

GRAMMARIANSCoach: Dan Winkel

Asst Coach: Nick Duggan, ChanzCrowley Res Coach: Nick Duggan

OLD ESSENDONGRAMMARIANSCoach: Adam EdwardsCoach: Rodney CallahanAssist. Coach: Nick Condos

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: John Kanis

Res Coach: Damien Guengerich

MARCELLINCoach: Glenn Cox

Assist. Coaches: Lewis O'Flynn,Stephen Boysen

A SECTION

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D1 SECTIONL. Brennan RUP 1 65K. Adams NOBSP 3 48C. Lee WER 2 44

D1 SECTION RESERVET. Mccutcheon WER 6 41D. Hannam FITZ 2 33N. Crowe WHI 4 33

D2 SECTIONC. Bannister TP 4 95J. Coghlan PEN 3 68S. Barlow WCYMS 0 43R. Iaconis BAN 5 43

D2 SECTION RESERVEK. Dowsey WCYMS 0 57G. Burgess WCYMS 4 57T. Goodwin TP 4 45Z. Wenke BAN 5 41

D3 SECTIONB. Spencer SFX 7 56C. Sharp BENT 0 52R. Kirk UHS 2 49D. Smith ELST 4 48

D3 SECTION RESERVEB. Hunt BENT 7 73M. Sweeney UHS-VU 0 61T. Fairbairn STM 4 43

D4 SECTIONA. Yaman SU 0 88N. Nuske RC 1 70B. Murnane AP 1 60

D4 SECTION RESERVEJ. Matheson RC 0 66A. Rodwell MTL 2 66S. Venables AP 0 54J. Hoseason KEW 4 54

U19 PREMIERS. Muller DLS 0 63N. Dickinson BEAU 4 36J. Towley UBLU 3 35C. Mason OS 2 34

U19 SOUTH 1L. Bennett OM 0 61C. Kennett OB 3 48S. Clements ORM 5 44

U19 SOUTH 2B. Morrison BENT 5 70M. Innes HR 2 50A. Bouten PEN 3 48

U19 NORTH 1S. Killworth OCAM 0 70W. Pickering FITZ 0 45L. Genovesi OE 8 38

U19 NORTH 2P. Jones ESL 3 49R. Officer OG/UB 5 44A. Lee OW 3 38

UNDER 18R. Jetta OAK 2 52T. Costigan OAK 4 44P. Tsoucalas OAK 5 39

CLUB XVIII (1)E. Cooper OM 0 38M. Altis OX 2 0 34T. Mckinley UB 1 34

CLUB XVIII (2)G. Petroff MAR 0 52A. Hillier OCAM 0 43D. McMullin OB 0 35

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)S. Saunders CGS 1 57M. Bell OAK 0 32S. Dalton OAK 0 30

CLUB XVIII (NORTH)L. Guerra OCAR 0 42M.Flaherty OCAR 4 33J. Weddle OI 3 24G. Fikaris BAN 2 24

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Player Club Last Round Total RESULTS OF TRIBUNAL

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENUE

R E M E M B E RR E M E M B E R

AAuugguusstt 1188,, 22000099Matthew Lawrence, Hampton Rovers. Striking, 4matches.Ben Herbert, Banyule ((CClluubb 1188)). Indecent andinsulting language, 2 matches.Husayn Pitts, Prahran ((RReesseerrvveess)). Abusive language,2 matches**RRhhyyss MMccCCoonnvviill llee--BBrraaiinn, South Mornington. Abusivelanguage, 2 matches.**AAcccceepptteedd PPrreessccrriibbeedd PPeennaallttyy

AAuugguusstt 1188,, 22000099Old Xaverians and University Blacks charged with aminor melee which allegedly occurred in their under-19 match played on Saturday August 8 at St. JamesPark.Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty. OldXaverians $100 (first offence for a minor melee overthe last two year period) and University Blacks $150(second offence for a minor melee over the last twoyear period).

Old Melburnians and Ormond charged with a minormelee which allegedly occurred in their Club XVIIImatch played on Friday August 7 at Elsternwick Park.Both clubs accepted the prescribed penalty of $150(second offence for a minor melee over the last twoyear period).

RESULTS OF INVESTIGATION HEARINGS

SHARP SHOOTERS 2009

A SECTIONM. Handley OX 2 51B.Sinclair OB 4 47M. Duggan DLS 2 40D. Lynch OX 0 36

A SECTION RESERVED. Rush OX 2 51T. Zantuck OB 2 34P. Dinakis OI 0 27S. Dick OS 1 27

B SECTIONA. Ramsden OT 8 54A. Cultrera OT 5 47M. Giansiracusa StK 4 40M. Martinov ORM 5 40K. Kingsley OCAM 3 39

A SECTION RESERVED. Beckett ORM 1 49P. Harris St BER 0 37J. O'Keefe StKOB 10 35

C SECTIONA. Slevison CG 2 88S. Gower BEA 1 66T.Bromley OAK 9 62D. Fayman AJAX 1 54

C SECTION RESERVEC. Raine MAZ 4 77J. Aitken MH 1 41M. Leslie OG 1 37C. Barr PV 7 35

8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2009VV 9THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2009VV

Out at Boss James, theHampton Rovers defeated OldCamberwell by 21 points tojump three positions on theladder to seventh and take a bigstep forward in the fight tosurvive relegation.Again, windy conditions, favouring the David Street end of theground, to which the Hampton Rovers kicked towards in theopening term. It started a scrappy affair and the home sidecould only manage two goals. However, the Wellers failed toscore at all.Hampton Rovers were far from dominant with the wind in thefirst quarter and it was always going to be interesting to seewhat transpired in the second term. Importantly Roversmanaged two goals against it while Camberwell managed thesame with it, from their eight scoring shots. At half time, itwas Hampton Rovers leading by 12 points.The game opened up somewhat in the third term with theRovers kicking five goals while the visitors could only managea single point. At the final change, it was the Rovers holdinga comfortable 43 point lead. The game was far from overthough – last time the two teams met, Old Camberwell booted10 goals with the wind in the last to come within 5 points ofthe Rovers, the conditions were very similar at the Boss onSaturday.The Wellers kicked the opening goal of the final quarter andslowly began pegging back at the Rovers score. Throughoutthe final term, the visitors wasted plenty of opportunities, withfour behinds, and more shots at goal going out on the full.With minutes remaining, Old Camberwell had reduced themargin to a few kicks and the atmosphere was tense.However that tension somewhat eased shortly after with alucky bounce handing Rovers a goal to stretch the lead to 27points. An OC goal on the final siren reduced the winningmargin for the Rovers to 21 points.RRyyaann SSeemmmmeell and RRoobb AAlleexxaannddeerr each kicked three goals forthe Rovers while TToomm CCuurrrryy kicked two. Captain MMaattttLLaawwrreennccee and Vice Captain GGaarryy CCaarrrr were amongst theRovers best.With other results falling their way, Rovers have bouncedback to seventh, a healthy bit of percentage above the drop.One can only think that the final round game against the oldrivals Ormond will be what it all comes down to. The final game of the round was played at the wind-sweptCarey Sports Complex. Riding on a high for the previousweek’s death defying win OC took the game to SKOB in theearly minutes of the game. Unfortunately the home side couldnot put it on the scoreboard and St Kev’s simply took controlof the game from that point. Out by 6 at quarter time the gamenever really threaten to become a contest there after.

Carey’s best spell came in the 3rd quarter win drawing towithin 5 goals before a piece of typical Ben Dowd pace andskill broke the home side’s momentum. Pleasing for the victors would have been the tenaciousdisplay from the SSuull lliivvaannss. The first senior game of the yearfor EErriicc CChheesssseemmaann MMaazzzzaarreellllaa would have also been givencoach PPoowweell ll something to smile about. The big cheeseplugged gaps all over the ground but was able to gainenough leverage so the hips did not lie.For the vanquished, AAllaann SStteewwaarrtt--HHoollmmeess continued hisimpressive season while HHoowwaatt and KKeenntt gave everything totry and pull Carey into the game.

PPRREEVVIIEEWWSSMy tips proved to be wide of the mark last week but havebeen on the phone all week to my spies and a have a fewupsets that may right the ship.At GB I’ll go for an upset and tip the Wellers. Camberwellseemed to be the sort of animal that won’t bite unless backedinto a corner….well they are now in that metaphorical cornerand with plenty of talent to make it happen they will come outsnarling. Rumours have floated through of OC making thistheir game of their year and will come out with a do or dieattitude. Contrast that with a SKOB team that is now safely inthe finals and you see my logic.The Snowdogs will have coped a grilling this week and willrespond by ending the Bloods season. I have struggled to geta gauge on either team this season but I expect the old timersBBeenn JJoorrddaann and DDuuttcchhyy HHooll llaanndd to lead a strong WestEssendon resurgence. In the MOTD toss a coin. The Blacks are almost at fullstrength while Trinity love playing at the Marles. I’ll go for thehome side for no convincing reason. This will be a beauty, ifyou wander down look for the MM.. KKeemmppttoonn vs. IIeezzzzii & BBoollttoonnvs. RRaammssddeenn clashes.Ormond take on Carey in potential decider. Impossible to tipOrmond in the form they are in but every loss takes themcloser to the next win. I don’t fancy it will be this week. Careyto keep their B section hopes alive.The Redlegs will simply have too much for Hampton Rovers.The Rover’s will be keen to keep the game nice and close asthey would realise that percentage is all important while anOM win makes certain a top two finish.

There is a saying in the old country that goes “If you’re notconfused, you don’t know what is going on”. Well, B grade isa little like that at the moment, but it sure ain’t boring. Westarted Round 16 with four in the relegation scrap and 6premiership contenders...and that’s pretty much the way itfinished too, although the Bloods are hanging onto theirfinals chances by the skin of their teeth.I’ll start my report out at McKinnon Reserve. In a game thateach side would have been desperate to win, it was a wire-to-wire win for the Redlegs, leaving the premiership favouritesone win from cementing their double chance. 2009 hasbumper year from the boys from Domain Rd, with theirReserves already certain of top spot and in line for anunbeaten season, while just to sweeten the deal their U19sare also top of the tree. For the Bloods, the picture is not aspretty, however they could still be an A grade side in 2010 ifresults fall their way. It’s hard to know what to make of the result out at the Uni.Some massive ins for the Blacks included the brothersKKeemmppttoonn, 1997 Number 4 national draft pick MMaarrkk BBoollttoonnand the impressive Savige. Through their all star midfield,Uni controlled the game from start to finish. Starting well andjust going on with it, the Blackers simply had a day out. Uni’scoach will be well pleased with the pressure exerted on theyoung Snow Dogs outfit. Best in an outstanding team effort was SSccootttt HHiisssseeyy.Strongly rumoured to be first picked in an effort from the UniBlacks hierarchy to increase female traffic through the ivoryclad gates on game day, the onballer has proven to be avaluable addition in 2009.The losers will find solace in the fact the double chance is stilltheirs for the taking. Although I’m sure the debut coach willbe challenging his troops to take a leaf out of AAlleexx JJoolllleeyy’’ssbook and maximise their time in the gym. The result sets up Blacks for the game of their lives againsttheir old foe Trinity. These two sides have been lockedtogether for the best part of two years now and will fightanother epic battle potentially deciding the last finals spot upfor grabs.Speaking of Old Trinity, they were in vintage form out atBulleen. RRaammbboo and CCuullttrreerraa both kicked bags and evenwithout IIeezzzzii they were dominant in the middle due to theendeavours of young JJeessssoopp and ““JJaacckk”” OOssbboorrnn. Trinity kicked with a strong breeze and by quarter time were53 points up on Ormond and the game was over. The leadwas stretched to over 100 points by three quarter time, andthe end margin was 95.MMaatttt MMaarrttiinnoovv was the only clear winner for the Ormond sidethat has now lost 7 on the bounce; at one stage during thethird term, he had kicked the entire Ormond score, finallyfinished with five goals in a dominant display.

B SECTIONby William McCann

OLD TRINITY v UNI BLACKSOLD MELBURNIANS v HAMPTON ROVERSOLD CAMBERWELL v ST KEVINS

ORMOND v OLD CAREYST BERNARDS v OLD HAILEYBURY

TODAY’S B SECTION MATCHES

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – BB SECTION

HHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS 22..22 44..66 99..88 1111..88 ((7744))OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL 0.0 2.6 2.7 7.11 (53)HHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS:: Goals: R. Semmel 3, R. Alexander 3, T. Curry 2, R.White, E. Turner, L. De Boer. Best: M. Lawrence, G. Carr, T. Curry, M.Devereaux, L. Fletcher, T. McCarthy OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL:: Goals: D.Desanctis 3, C. Hendrie 2, T. Miriklis, S. Romanin. Best: A. Clarke, D.Desanctis, D. Morley, T. Miriklis, S. Romanin, P. BennettOOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY 88..55 1100..66 1199..1100 2244..1133 ((115577))OORRMMOONNDD 0.0 3.1 4.2 9.8 (62)OOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY:: Goals: A. Ramsden 8, A. Cultrera 5, J. Hunt 3, M. Jessop 2,S. Krakouer 2, K. Butler, J. Healy, T. Eckersley, C. McCasker. Best: T. Healy,A. Ramsden, T. Walsh, J. Osborn, M. Jessop, T. Eckersley OORRMMOONNDD:: Goals:M. Martinov 5, M. Robbins 2, D. Brosnan, D. Willis. Best: M. Martinov, D.Haysom, S. Keleher, D. Brosnan, M. Robbins, W. CoveUUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLAACCKKSS 55..22 1111..22 2200..55 2255..1100 ((116600))SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS 1.0 2.2 2.2 3.7 (25)UUNNII BBLLAACCKKSS:: Goals: M. Savige 3, J. Vanderloo 3, A. Pitt 3, A. Rau 3, A. Else2, M. Bolton 2, J. Grigg 2, H. Lacey, M. Kempton, P. Kempton, P. Yeomans,T. O'Halloran, M. O'Hara, S. Hissey. Best: A. Rau, L. Kalms, M. O'Hara, N.Batten, P. Kempton, A. Else SSTT BBEERR:: Goals: T. Overman, T. Caven, A. Jolley.Best: M. Sullivan, L. O'Sullivan, N. Smith, A. Jolley, T. Caven, B. JordanOOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY 3.4 4.7 10.10 12.11 (83)OOLLDD MMEELLBBUURRNNIIAANNSS 44..11 1111..77 1166..88 2233..1100 ((114488))OOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY:: Goals: B. Voss 3, J. Muir 2, K. Ford, R. Johnson, H.McLauchlan, L. Siapantas, S. Loewe, L. Donnelly, C. Morrison. Best: B.Voss, T. Chisholm, J. Muir, F. Mohammad, S. Erikson, L. Donnelly OOLLDDMMEELLBB:: Goals: T. Seccull 5, J. Beaumont 3, E. Wilson 3, S. Beaumont 3, T.Paule 3, T. Cudlipp 2, J. Beaumont, M. Kennon, N. Morrison, M. Davis. Best:T. Seccull, T. Paule, S. Greene, C. Wilmoth, M. Hawkins, T. DavisOOLLDD CCAARREEYY 1.3 2.4 4.6 6.6 (42)SSTT KKEEVVIINNSS 66..11 99..33 1111..66 1133..99 ((8877))OOLLDD CCAARREEYY:: Goals: C. Laidlaw, A. Willingham, D. Hyne, J. Reid, J.McWhinney, J. Courtot. Best: J. Courtot, C. Howat, A. Willingham, J. Murrie,T. Evans, G. Baldwin SSTT KKEEVVIINNSS:: Goals: M. Giansiracusa 4, A. Lynch 2, M.Murphy 2, M. Shannon 2, T. Simpson 2, B. Dowd. Best: T. Simpson, N.Perrett, D. Sheehy, M. Shannon, L. McDonald, A. Lynch

B SECTION RESERVEHHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS 2.1 5.2 9.5 10.10 (70)OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL 44..22 99..55 99..99 1177..88 ((111100))HHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS:: Goals: J. Giasoumi 4, L. Jones 2, G. Giasoumi, M. Law,J. Donald, C. Sinclair. Best: M. Law, B. Kezilas, J. Donald, M. Westhead, N.Lyall, J. Giasoumi OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL:: Goals: D. Schmidt 7, A. Allan 6, M.Cottrell 2, B. Cottrell, C. Wilson. Best: D. Schmidt, A. Allan, L. Kelly, J. LeCerf, M. Cottrell, D. WalpoleOOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY 55..33 1111..77 1155..1111 1199..1133 ((112277))OORRMMOONNDD 0.0 0.1 0.13 3.5 (23)OOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY:: Goals: J. Arrowsmith 4, T. Delphine 3, R. Troon 3, M. Elliott3, M. Burgess 2, T. Chivers 2, J. Kenna, M. Hale. Best: J. Kenna, J. Aitken,F. Stewart, T. Oldfield, T. Delphine, A. Hore Lacy OORRMMOONNDD:: Goals: B. Deledio2, D. Beckett. Best: D. Frazier, S. Kulikov, D. Beckett, D. Tehennepe, J.Franklin, C. WoodfordOOLLDD CCAARREEYY 2.1 2.1 5.5 5.6 (36)SSTT KKEEVVIINNSS 66..33 1122..1122 1133..1155 2255..1155 ((116655))OOLLDD CCAARREEYY:: Goals: A. Gates 2, P. Nowland, C. Barton, S. Lenders. Best: D.Crozier, K. Fitzpatrick, L. Marriott, C. Barton, S. Gordon, B. Laing SSTT KKEEVVIINNSS::Goals: J. O'Keefe 10, N. Tsindos 3, J. Liston 3, H. McPherson 3, P. Murray,S. O'Connor, D. Makohon, N. McArdle, L. Dunne, J. McConville. Best: J.O'Keefe, N. Tsindos, H. McPherson, H. Townsend, A. Dole, M. ByattUUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLAACCKKSS 22..33 55..88 55..1144 99..1166 ((7700))SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS 3.1 4.3 7.5 7.8 (50)UUNNII BBLLAACCKKSS:: Goals: A. Jesse 2, T. Schaefer 2, J. Mortensen, T. Napier, D.Fitzpatrick, A. Drysdale, J. Forte. Best: M. Battista, H. Guthrie, E. Hardy, E.Scantleton, J. Kosch, M. Hall SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS:: Goals: T. Godsell 3, M.Salvadori 2, A. Smith, L. Sweeney. Best: L. Sweeney, S. Forcone, J. Ryan,S. Bugryn, M. O'Dea, B. JonesOOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY 3.2 4.3 5.4 5.4 (34)OOLLDD MMEELLBBUURRNNIIAANNSS 22..33 33..77 44..1111 1122..1199 ((9911))OOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY:: Goals: D. Mason 2, B. Dolman, N. Criticos, N. Holloway.Best: L. Pitcher, J. McLauchlan, N. Holloway, A. Vitolins, N. Harrison, N.Criticos OOLLDD MMEELLBB:: Goals: R. Matthews 3, A. Ray 2, A. Ferguson 2, E.Mitchell, J. Mitchell, T. Beaumont, P. Kruger, H. O'Brian. Best: T. Oman, T.McLardy, J. Mitchell, P. Kruger, P. Kennon, H. O'Brian.

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONES330000 –– MMiicckk EElllliioott ((OOlldd TTrriinniittyy))

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B SECTION

1. L. Fletcher2. T. Curry3. G. Martyn4. G. Carr5. S. Burggraff6. N. Lyall7. A. Duddy8. R. Alexander9. R. Semmel10. K. Pinto11. J. Zampaglione12. L. De Boer13. G. Woods14. J. Ward15. M. Flahive16. G. Giasoumi17. H. Lewis18. J. McCarthy19. M. Lawrence20. C. Malthouse21. J. Ting22. C. Gleeson23. M. Gray24. T. McCarthy25. R. White26. M. Deveraux27. J. Verlin28. B. Kezilas29. T. McNamara30. B. Theodore31. J. Yelland32. P. Bolger33. J. Giasoumi34. J. McCoy35. A. Fisher36. S. Constantinou37. J. Schmitz38. L. Smith39. M. Robertson-Long40. R. McKeon41. A. Ross42. J. Ng43. L. Dallas44. D. Kalnins45. G. Davis46. A. Kavanagh47. L. Wheeler48. D. Williams49. N. Evans50. C. Sinclair51. J. Williams52. T. Crawford53. E. Lonie54. N. Pinto55. M. Freedman56. J. Eastman57. M. Harriss58. J. Schafer59. M. Westhead60. M. Terech61. T. McGuigan62. J. Donald63. K. Rudd64. C. Rigney65. S. Howe66. J. Clifford67. J. Steendam68. L. Woodland69. T. Cougan70. M. Dynon71. N. Panek

1. D. Crozier2. S. Grillo3. S. Freemantle3r. A. Howgate 4. J. Rowe5. L. Maslin6. J. Murrie7. T. Evans8. R.Crozier9. G. Hodges10. C. Laidlaw10r. K. Shrives 11. K. Parker12. G. Parker12. N. Thompson12r. P. Konstantinidis 13. M. Pallozzi14. A. Stewart-Holmes15. J. Reid16. T. Angus17. C. Smith18. N. Colbert19. T. Roach19r T. Wood 20. B. Smithwick20. L. Marriott21. T. Howgate22. A. Kent23. C. Howat24. A. Thompson24r. P. Unkles 25. A. Willingham26. P. Freeman27. S. Lenders28. J. Wagner29. J. Joslin30. G. Hesse30r. S. Davidson 31. J. Newnham32. G. Baldwin32r. P. Graham33. J. McWhinney33r. N. England34. L. Crozier35. R. Josephs35r. P. Konstantinidis 36. B. Doyle37. R. Jones37r. J. Carr 38. L. McKinnon39. A. Pattison40. S. Hassett40r P. Nowland41. S. Virtue41r. A. Davy 42. J. Ashworth43. D. Silverwood44. J. Reid44r. B. Hyne45. C. McGrath46. M. Baker47. D. Werfel48. S. Vitali49. B. Laing50. J. Mai51. S. Newhouse52. G. Lord53. T. Rossignuolo54. D. Bowley55. R. Oppy56. A. Barr57. J. McNamara58. V. Sharma59. C. Mason65. D. Elsner66. C. Williams67. J. Hutchins87. S. Lenders99. P. Tiras

OLD MELBURNIANSCoaches: Mick Lovejoy

Erwin Leyden Mick Carty

Russell Greene

OLD HAILEYBURIANSCoach: Jamie ShanahanReserves: Andrew Jago

OLD CAREYGRAMMARIANSSenior Coach: Trevor Rowe

Asst Coaches: Travis Derricott, Brad Hancock,Scott Graham Res Coach: Phil Smith & Dale

James Res Asst: Duncan Palmer 1 B Hampton2 A. Brown3 H. McLauchlan4 S. Langford-Jones (C)5 T. Gill6 L. Siapantas7 A Johnson8 F. Mohammad9 M. Brewer10 N. Thomas11 S. Leowe12S M. Lille12R J. Walsh13S B. Voss13R D. Mayes14 N. Criticos15 D. MacKenzie16 P. OʼDonnell17 J. Pitcher18S N. Harrison18R J. Elliott19 C. Morrison20 S Blencowe21 M. Hoffmann22 D. Mason23 M. Seccull24 L. Baptiste25 S. Ellis26 J. Bell27 J Rouda28 S. Roberts29 B. Carson30 N Holloway31 D R Mason33 R. Johnson34 D. Gilby35 T. Chisholm36 S. Erikson37 D. Brown38 A. Wright39 S Mayes40 J. Stanley41 A. Byass42 J. Mueller43 A. Brown44 J. McLauchlan46 T Doukas45 J Perri47 J Bayard48 N Khongbut49 L. Pitcher (Res C)50 P. Silberer52 C. Ferguson53 R. Harvey55 B Langford-Jones57 T Tyrell58 L Smittsdorf59 N Mingos62 G. White64 P. Benton69 M. Wray

1. T.Cudlipp2. J.Beaumont3. R. Matthews4. B. Dixon5. M. Hawkins6. M. Wright7. H. Turner8. J. Mitchell9. C. Righetti10. A. Prowse11. T. Bachet12. C. Wilmoth13. C. Gardner14. E. Wilson15. T. Davis16. T. Horne17. T. Seccull18. T.Paule19. S. Greene20. B. McKie21. P. Kennon22. T. Bennison23. E. Mitchell24. A. Ray25. T. Beaumont26. K. Spies27. N. Russell28. M.Kennon29. M.Prowse30. J. Miller 31. J. Beaumont32. W.Harvey33. M. Davis34. D.Osmond35. N. Morrison36. S. Beaumont37. T. Mclardy38. S. Galbraith39. N. Lawler40. J. Phillips41. J. Freezer42. A. Waddell43. W. Panton44. M.Collister45. W. Kiel46. L. Haralambous47. J. Newton48. J. Ray49. C. Jenkins50. T. Oman51. S. Kennon52. S. Playfair53. P. Grundy54. P. Kruger55. P. Nestel56. N. Peters57. H. O'Brien58. E. Selby59. C. Cumbrae Stewart 60. T. Dickinson61. S. Petsinis62. S. Guest63. N.Amato64. N.Guy65. M.Oliver66. E. Hughes67. D. Sartori68. A. Leisham69. A. Ferguson70. A.Littlechild71. A. Gregory72. M. McCoy73. W. Harris74. W.Myer75. L. Mandanici76. M. Stannard77. C. Williams78. S. Zayler79. S. Fitzgerald

1. A Durling2. D McGuigan3. K Kingsley4. C Hendrie5. D Loats6. T Berenger7. W Carlyle8. J Heffernan9. R Tallis10. T Maher11. A Lord12. D De Sanctis13. G Tolson14. T Hazell15. R Hilton16. D Morley17. K Darby18. D Hanson20. J Goldblatt21. A MacKenzie22. S Bonyhady23. B Carlyle24. P Tempone25. M Partington26. A Clarke27. C Hillier28. L Kelly29. J Frattin31. B Craven32. A Romanin33. L Weaver34. D Schmidt35. T Angrove36. B Tymmons37. C Wright38. D Walpole39. N Guys40. W Robinson41. S Mulligan42. P Storey43. A Hudson44. A Salipas45. J Rowatt47. S Warr48. B Cottrell49. D Dick50. C Ball51. R McKendrick52. J Catherall53. T Peasnell54. A Margetts55. A Allan56. M Cottrell57. B Hillier58. S Tull59. M Woodbridge62. D Middleton63. C Woodbridge

OLD CAMBERWELLGRAMMARIANS

Coach: David LoatsAsst Coach: Michael SigalisRes Coach: Anton Schmidt

Asst Coach: Antony Hardenberg

HAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Gary Sheldon

Asst. Coach: John CesarioReserves: Paul Curry

B SECTION

1 M Cole 2 K Buttler3 A Bourke 4 B Walsh (C) 5 J Wise 6 H Banfield7 B Iezzi (VC)8 T Walsh 9 A Hore-Lacy 10 J Osborn 11 A Kenna12 A Cultrera 13 T Eckersley14 R Troon 15 A Hooke 16 C Hillas 17 L Clarke18 J Healy (VC) 19 N Howell19 C Beaton20 L Pacconi21 T Howell22 T Chivers23 A Ramsden24 S Leetham 24 A Marsden 25 M Jessop26 R McDonald27 T Lane28 J Gillies (RVC)29 T Healy30 J Gibson31 C McCasker 32 S Krakouer 33 J Aitken 34 J Kenna 35 J Petdro36 N Bourke37 S VanDerVenne 38 C Stockdale 39 J Burgess40 T Delphine41 F Stewert42 M Bilney43 E Morrison44 H Doyle45 R Humann 46 T Oldfield47 B Wissenfeldt47 D Hilderbrandt 48 M Burgess49 C Andrews50 A Dickenson 51 A Medland52 T Herrod53 A Konis54 C Lasarakis55 C Pawsey (RC)56 S Meighen 57 W Bowman58 M McDonald59 T Cade 60 J Arrowsmith61 A Kinross62 J Wilson63 S Cade 64 R Workman65 M Foley66 P Herrod67 R Mason68 A Hii69 D Ratcliffe70 C Amiconi71 R Borella73 N Clydesdale74 E MacDonald75 J Mansour76 P Tulley87 P Langdon 88 B Chan89 A Andrews99 J Best

ST KEVIN'SSenior Coach: Stuart Powell

Asst: Michael Rizio, Barry Stoneham.Res Coach: Chris Neeson

UNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Marc Woolnough

Asst Coaches: Rob Paterson& Drew Solly

Res Coach: Chris Barrett1 M Savige2 J Grigg3 K Loxley4 N O'Brien5 H Lacey6 A Rau7 J Kosch8 S Hissey9 P Kempton10 B Mahon11 L Van Kempen12 A Torney13 A Drysdale14 A Cadd15 M O'Hara16 J McVilley17 T Purcell18 D Thwaites19 M Kempton20 J Forte21 M Bolton22 C McAssey23 D Costello24 H Symon25 R Mackie26 D Batten27 N Batten28 D Johns29 L Kalms30 A Jesse31 P Yeomans32 L Batten33 J Vanderloo34 A Else35 J Mortensen36 M Hall37 T O'Halloran38 T Napier39 A Pitt40 N Martin41 L Vallance42 T Legoe43 M Thomson44 H Guthrie45 R Scarlett46 M Battista47 T Smith48 S Sandiford49 A De Fagely50 J Heeley

1 D. Janides2 R. Schroder3 S. Scott4 S. Mitchell5 A. Jolley6 M. Salvadori7 C. Liberatore8 J. Evans9 B. Jordan10 J. Foulds11 A. van Meel11R C. Davis12 B. Hogan13 C. Mitchell14 L. McLeod15 M. Church16 K. Dalmau17 L. O'Sullivan18 A. Singleton19 A. Stapleton20 D. Igoe21 T. Overman22 S. Forcone23 T. Godsell24 B. Jones25 D. McLaughlin26 A. Smith27 M. Sullivan27R J. Mount28 P. Holland29 J. Ryan30 A. Matthews31 J. Creasey32 T. Caven32R J. Harvey33 N. Smith34 L. Sweeney34R M. Byrne35 S. Cave36 M. OʼDea37 P. Harris38 S. Iannazzo39 M. Moloney39R M. Juricskay40 J. Madden40R S. Matthews41 D. Evans41R D. Rye42 S. Bergin43 J. Stapleton44 N. Weir45 T. Raffle46 S. Chatfield47 S. Bugryn48 X. Cox49 L. Cookson49R G. Christie50 T. McGlade51 N. Hughes 52 J. Manunzio 53 M. Briganti54 J. Kassis55 J. Fistrovic56 S. Matthews57 M. Marion58 O. McIntyre59 L. Baird60 A. Mdehwa61 M. Hughes

OLD TRINITYCoach: Brett Chandler

Senior Asst: Gerard ShollyRes Coach: Adam Andrews

Club 18 Coach: Evan MacDonald1 M Murphy2 L Williams3 B Dowd (C)4 L Mahoney5 P Dowd 6 D Mahoney7 J Charles8 B Hughes9 N Perret10 J Morrison11 T Duggan12 N McArdle13 E Waldron14 B Fields15 M Sullivan16 B Garvey17 P Aughton18 J Liston19 D Sheehy20 K Wissell21 R Maguire22 J O'Keefe23 T Simpson24 D Sullivan25 J Kennedy26 S Bishop27 S OʼConnor28 M Giansiracusa29 D Gibbs30 S O'Connor31 A Lynch32 J O'Rourke33 J McConville34 A White35 P Edgar 35 H Townsend36 L Griffiths37 M Shannon38 M Mazzarella39 L Dunne40 S Ryan41 T Trewin42 P Murray43 R Caldow44 S Sexton45 S Conlan46 P McLennan47 T Dixon48 H Bergin49 M Sherman50 D Makohon51 M O'Neill52 B Cooke53 J Mullen54 M Byatt55 N Tsindos55 T Crowley56 T Lattanzio57 A Keeley58 A Dole59 W Browne60 T Kerr61 B Marchesani62 J Peart63 A Sadauskas64 L McDonald65 A Peloza66 J Marchesani67 J Koutoumas68 T OʼRourke69 W McCann70 B Stoneham71 L Kenyon72 S Hall 74 G Chivers75 J Moussi76 H McPherson77 K McInerney78 T Ierardo79 N Wood. 80 N Browne

ORMONDCoach: Russell Barnes

Asst: Coach: Cameron McGregorRes Coach: Kornel Dachs

ST. BERNARDSCoach: Shane Keogh /

Rocky IannelloAsst: Gary Foulds / Matt Mulkearns

Res Coach: Nick Smith1 L . Russell2 D . Beckett3 R . Chisholm4 L . Holcombe5 M . Martinov (VC)6 D . Brosnan (DVC)7 S . Keleher (C)8 M . Miller9 S . Metz10 R . Martin11 L . Deledio12 B . Deledio13 T . Allan14 B . Upstill15 M . McConvill16 J . Wardley17 M . Robbins18 W. Cove19 D . Cleary20 D . TeHennepe21 C . Woodford22 L . Duthie23 T . Naylor24 J . Muzzell (Res C)25 M . Cove 26 J . Hoggan27 S . Ashton28 A . Clinch29 B . McCarthy30 L . Wells31 S . Barnes32 L . O'Brien33 A . Cook34 A . Russell35 M . TeHennepe36 A . Holman37 D . Casey38 S . TeHennepe39 R . Cameron40 J . O'Donnell41 D . Frazier42 M . Hine43 R . Dolman44 B . Dolman45 J . Clements46 J . Harry47 B . Robbins48 T . Johnson49 T . Woolfe50 J . Toniolo51 D . Haysom52 T . Haysom53 D . Begala54 M . Ramsay55 G . Evans 56 S . Kulikov57 D . Menzies58 J . Leggett59 N . Shulman60 P . Konstanty61 L . Livingstone62 J . Turnbull63 L . Upstill64 J . Franklin65 D . Machin66 M . Broadhurst67 L . Dale68 J . Holland69 T . Harvey70 S . O'Sullivan71 L . Gouzenfiter72 R . Keane73 L . Simpson74 C . Sullivan75 S . Fisher76 A . Friedman77 T . Ashford78 B . March79 G . Hammond80 R . Presser81 D . Turra82 F . Kennedy83 D . Black84 L . Tapper85 C . Evans 86 W. Frecheville87 J . Riddle88 D . Byra 89 L . Calvert90 A . Jewel91 D . Bailey 92 J . Ashley93 B . Schwab94 D . Patterson95 R . Wiley

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This week’s Rising Star is Michael Dyer of Collegians, who was best afield in their win over OldBrighton last Saturday.

Dyer is a will-o’-the-wisp nineteen year old who is playing his first full season with the Lions afterdipping his toes in the water while still at Wesley College.

Plagued by broken arms and hands while at school, Mike went through his first real pre-seasonthis year and was aided in his development by Fergus Watts. Despite his small stature, he is anexcellent tackler and can play roles in attack or defence.

Given that his father is the club President, his uncle David Hoyle played in three A Section flagswith the Lions, and that Mike himself has helped out at the club since his early teens, there waslittle doubt that he would head to the Trott for his post-school football.

Well done young Mr Dyer.

RISING STARMICHAEL DYER – COLLEGIANS

Phone: 13 15 5224 Hour Emergency 0418 333 118

Upcoming Eventso VAFA Coach of the Year Awards – October

o Victorian Coach of the Year Awards – Novembero AFL Victoria Level 2 Coaches Course – November

All details to be released next week

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


cruelled by injuries at keymoments throughout theyear.

Sorry Grandma Match ofthe Round watchers were inshock at the Racecourse,Beaumaris silencing the home side to lead 40 points tozip at quarter time with CCaatthhccaarrtt and DDuuggggaanndominating play. Showing why they are the premierteam in the competition, Caulfield rallied to close themargin to under two kicks at the main break with theSundberg brothers starting to rack up the possessions.Kicking five goals to one into the wind, the Fieldssnuffed any hope of a Shark upset as they controlledthe match to run out 25 point winners. AAnnddrreewwSSlleevviissoonn was kept to just the two goals, rising hisseason return to 88, a dozen shy from the ton.

Over at Monash University, Bulleen-Templestowechanneled some Dale Kerrigan logic that football is10% brains and 95% muscle, the rest is just good luck.With both teams heading to D1 in 2010, the honour ofavoiding the wooden spoon was on the line, threequarter time seeing the home side ahead by eightpoints. Unveiling the CChheerrbbaakkooff & BBuurrrriiddggee show, theBullant forwards put on a show for their travellingcheersquad as they kicked seven unanswered goals tomake it back to back wins, clearing away to score by sixgoals. NNiicchhoollaass HHiicckkss was best for the Sky Blues in alone hand up forward, his bag of six kicked earlyshowcasing his immense talent.

Finally, Parkdale compounded further misery on alifeless Ajax with a low scoring victory at GarrySmorgon Oval. Boasting the double threat of RRoocchhffoorrddand BBoollaanndd up forward, the Vultures had the class edgeon the home side and kicked straighter to notch winnumber five for 2009. DDaanniieell FFrreeeedd tried in vain for theJackers, winning the player of the day award from theAjax coaching staff.

RROOUUNNDD 1188 PPRREEVVIIEEWW

OOaakklleeiigghh (($$22..0055)) vv MMHHSSOOBB (($$11..8800))Redemption time for Oakleigh after their winning streakwas quelled by the Unicorns earlier in the year in aSouth Yarra shootout. Expect fireworks in the middle,the big bodies of Jon Rutter and Matt White bound toinflict some nightmares. At home and with Bromely insupreme form, Oakleigh can sneak in by a goal.

MMaazzeennoodd (($$11..3333)) vv AAjjaaxx (($$33..0000))Only a month ago, this match looked set to be one ofthe year’s highlights with the winner taking the last spotin the Top 4. Fast forward the clock, the game now onlyboasts interest to players pushing for best and fairestvotes. The Nodders should brush aside the depletedJackas who are done and dusted for 2009. Mazenod byplenty.

BBuulllleeeenn--TTeemmpplleessttoowwee (($$77..0000)) vv CCaauullffiieelldd GGrraammmmaarriiaannss (($$11..0088))The entire Slevison family tree will venture to Ted Ajanito see if Andrew can reach his ton against the relegatedBullants. A dozen away from 100, Slevison will look toreplicate the deeds of Jason Dunstall in 1996. Underthe lights of the MCG, he kicked ten to bring up hiscentury against the Demons in a last round matchshrouded in merger talk. Caulfield by ten goals.

BBeeaauummaarriiss (($$11..0066)) vv MMoonnaasshh BBlluueess (($$99..0000))In a last goodbye to C Section, the Sky Blues ventureacross to the sand belt with the Beaumaris homeground looking much like a public golf course fairwayin summer, brown and dry. It’s an opportune time forShark full-forward Scott Gower to find some touchbefore finals next week. Beaumaris by plenty.

PPaarrkkddaallee VVuullttuurreess (($$11..3333)) vv OOlldd GGeeeelloonngg (($$33..0000))The Ozmosis Vultures versus the Ralph Lauren ComoBoys, both of these teams have been lucky to stay in CSection this year after registering only five wins each.Old Geelong has been pummeled the last fortnight,harking back to days at Western Oval watching Fitzroyon the terrace. Parkdale by five goals.

LLOOOOKKIINNGG AAHHEEAADD NNEEXXTT WWEEEEKK1st Semi Final – BBeeaauummaarriiss vv OOaakklleeiigghh – Sunday 30August @ Junction Oval2nd Semi Final – CCaauullffiieelldd GGrraammmmaarriiaannss vv MMHHSSOOBB –Saturday 29 August @ Junction Oval

2009 C SECTION TEAM OF THE YEARBB:: A Villani (MHSOB), Ensor (B), P Sullivan (PV)HHBB:: Lyons (OG), T Boland (PV), M Sundberg (C)CC:: White (MHSOB), Rutter (Oak), T Sundberg (C)HHFF:: Carboni (C), Bromely (Oak), Limbrick (MHSOB)FF:: Slevison (C), Gower (B), Fayman (Ajax)FFoollll:: McIntyre (MHSOB), Florance (B-T), Cathcart (B)IInntteerr:: Blieden (Ajax), Widjaja (C), Harold (Oak),

Hansen (Maz)CCooaacchh:: Steven Lawrence (C)CCaappttaaiinn:: Jon Rutter (Oak)GGrroouunndd ooff tthhee YYeeaarr:: Central Reserve (Maz)CCaanntteeeenn DDiisshh ooff tthhee YYeeaarr:: Hot & Spicy Chicken atMonash Blues

AARROOUUNNDD TTHHEE GGRROOUUNNDDSSAll the interest lay within the boundaries of postcode3141. Only 600 metres apart, the finals wouldeffectively be locked in if Oakleigh could defeat OldGeelong at Como Park and Mazenod failed to triumphat Melbourne High School. Unfortunately for thebagmen and the Nodders, both scenarios eventuated,Oakleigh sealing the last available spot in the Top 4 witha royal shellacking of the Como Boys.

Limping off a 100 plus point demolition by Caulfield,Old Geelong showed some early resilience to test theKrushers, only five points adrift at quarter time. Thereafter however, things went awry with Oakleigh goinginto overdrive, booting twenty goals to three as theyserved the league an ominous warning. TTrreevvoorrBBrroommeellyy was simply brilliant, his nine goalscomplimented by full-back LLeeee BBaarrrraanndd, who travelledinto the forward arc in the last quarter to kick three ofhis own goals as the boys from Scammell walked in by111 points.

Down the road, Mazenod finals flame was all butdistinguished as the Unicorns peppered the goals earlyon, having an incredible 22 scoring shots in the firstquarter but only registering 6.16 with little LLuukkeeCCaammppbbeellll slotting through three majors. With thebreeze, Mazenod responded but never looked withinsite of a win as goals in the third term to RRhhyyss LLiimmbbrriicckkand JJiimmmmyy TTrraann steadied the Unicorn ship. Into the lastquarter, AAnnddrreeww VViillllaannii was thrust forward and belyinghis defensive mindset, he kicked just the second goal (acrisp snap) of his career to send the Nodders packingfrom season 2009. The Chamberlain brothers wereamong the best for Mazenod, a team that has been

MAZENOD v AJAXPARKDALE v OLD GEELONG

BULLEEN TEMP v CAULFIELD GRAMOAKLEIGH v MHSOB

BEAUMARIS v MONASH BLUES

TODAY’S C SECTION MATCHES

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONES330000 –– DDeeaann TTuulllloocchh ((BBuulllleeeenn TTeemmpplleessttoowwee))

220000 –– CChhrriissttoopphheerr SSuulllliivvaann ((PPaarrkkddaallee VVuullttuurreess))5500 –– CChhaannccee BBuurrrriiddggee,, SStteepphheenn PPaalllloozzzzii

((BBuulllleeeenn TTeemmpplleessttoowwee))

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – CC SECTION

MMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS 3.2 7.5 11.8 11.10 (76)BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE 22..22 88..44 1100..66 1177..1100 ((111122))MMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: N. Hicks 6, J. Powell 2, S. Chapman, K. Collins, J.Turner. Best: A. Young, N. Hicks, J. Bell, S. Chapman, J. McKenzie, L. Inglis BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPP:: Goals: K. Cherbakof 5, K. Burridge 5, P. Florance 3, M.Bain, D. Tonelli, M. Carfi, J. Prior. Best: K. Cherbakof, B. Tourogianis, K.Burridge, S. Pallozzi, C. McKenzie, M. PietrykCCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM 00..00 55..88 1100..88 1144..1133 ((9977))BBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS 6.4 7.5 8.11 10.12 (72)CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM:: Goals: T. Sundberg 3, M. Sundberg 2, S. Wood 2, A.Slevison 2, A. Lawson, L. Price, J. Stewart, Z. Parsons, J. May. Best: Z.Parsons, M. Nelson, A. Ross, S. Wood, A. Docker, P. Zarra BEEAAUUMMAARRIISS::Goals: M. Duggan 2, M. Petering 2, R. Cathcart 2, A. Catlin, L. McNicholas,S. Gower, W. Murton. Best: M. Duggan, A. Catlin, S. Coote, M. Petering, N.Loucaides, B. HaynesAAJJAAXX 0.1 3.8 4.9 5.13 (43)PPAARRKKDDAALLEE VVUULLTTUURREESS 22..55 55..55 77..66 99..66 ((6600))AAJJAAXX:: Goals: J. Givoni 2, J. Sacks 2, D. Fayman. Best: D. Freed, G. Blieden,B. Klein, S. Bruce, B. Hershan, J. Kalmus PPAARRKKDDAALLEE:: Goals: D. Rochford 3,M. Boland 3, T. MacGeorge, B. Hampton, M. Hayes. Best: S. Sullivan, M.Hayes, T. Kight, C. Sullivan, C. O'Meara, M. MeyerOOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG 5.2 6.2 7.5 9.5 (59)OOAAKKLLEEIIGGHH 66..11 1122..66 1177..1100 2266..1144 ((117700))OOLLDD GG:: Goals: C. O'Brien 2, M. Vickers Willis 2, C. Wood 2, T. Bayles, S.Long, T. Lyons. Best: S. Long, H. Legoe, C. O'Brien, E. Stevens, C. Fairbairn,J. Bell OOAAKK:: Goals: T. Bromley 9, T. Edwards 4, L. Barrand 3, D. Counihan 2,C. Lamb 2, J. Rutter 2, S. Briggs, A. Kitts, J. Reynolds, K. Hogan. Best: T.Bromley, T. Doherty, S. Doherty, C. Hogan, K. Hogan, L. BarrandMMHHSSOOBB 66..1166 88..1199 1133..2277 1155..2288 ((111188))MMAAZZEENNOODD 1.0 7.3 9.4 13.10 (88)MMHHSSOOBB:: Goals: L. Campbell 4, J. Tran 3, R. Limbrick 2, M. Hamilton Ho, W.Taft, E. Thompson, A. Villani, T. Bond, D. Hamilton Ho. Best: H. Taylor, L.Campbell, R. Czwarno, S. Villani, J. Tran, W. Taft MMAAZZEENNOODD:: Goals: C.Jayaweera 3, N. Bogar 2, B. Bonner 2, T. Bourbon, T. Castricum, B.Chamberlain, M. Johnson, R. Mann, C. Keane. Best: T. Castricum, T.Vallance, B. Chamberlain, F. Reed, D. Hansen, D. Chamberlain

C SECTION RESERVEAAJJAAXX 1.0 1.1 1.1 2.4 (16)PPAARRKKDDAALLEE VVUULLTTUURREESS 55..44 1100..77 1133..44 1144..1122 ((9966))AAJJAAXX:: Goals: A. Zemski, S. Abel. Best: B. Goldbloom, A. Zemski, E. Shaked,A. Lewin, A. Sacks, J. Grosman PPAARRKKDDAALLEE:: Goals: C. Barr 7, P. Diluvio 2,M. Sullivan, J. George, S. Coutelas, S. Finocchiaro, N. Greenfield. Best: C.Barr, R. Burger, S. Coutelas, B. Wilson, S. Finocchiaro, T. CrilleyMMHHSSOOBB 2.2 3.9 5.9 9.15 (69)MMAAZZEENNOODD 33..22 66..55 99..99 1111..1100 ((7766))MMHHSSOOBB:: Goals: C. Bailey 2, R. Ternes 2, J. Aitken, M. Bowen, S. Moore, C.Wright, K. Agushi. Best: M. Bowen, G. McCully, B. Pretty, J. Anderson, T.Rendell, R. Johnson MMAAZZEENNOODD:: Goals: C. Raine 4, S. Morgan 3, N. Klavins2, C. Smith, D. Carter. Best: J. Fahey, M. Regan, R. Kaye, C. Smith, D. Carter,J. BrownMMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS 0.1 1.3 1.3 2.5 (17)BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE 44..33 66..44 1133..88 1133..99 ((8877))MMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: M. Chapman, S. Whiting. Best: M. Chapman, C.Chant, T. Waters, M. Sutherland, P. Verbeek, S. Whiting BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPP::Goals: P. Voglis 6, A. Parris 2, D. Florance, L. Stamboulakis, M. Roussidis,B. Moran, L. Dinardo. Best: L. Dinardo, G. Chivers, A. Parris, M. Crema, P.Voglis, S. LambropoulosOOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG 2.0 5.4 8.5 12.7 (79)OOAAKKLLEEIIGGHH 44..33 88..77 1144..1100 1199..1111 ((112255))OOLLDD GGEEEE:: Goals: A. Farrell 5, M. Avery, R. Costin, M. Leslie, T. Slattery, A.Power, N. MacRae, R. Pinkerton. Best: J. Pearce, M. Morris, A. Farrell, J.Ratcliffe, A. Power, R. Costin OOAAKKLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: D. Cleary 7, D. Costigan 3,J. Chapple 2, J. Pickett 2, M. Bennett, L. Head, S. Way, C. Meyers, M.Bentham. Best: R. Holden, S. Way, D. Costigan, D. Cleary, J. Chapple, M.BenthamCCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM 3.6 5.7 7.9 7.9 (51)BBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS 11..22 55..77 66..99 99..1155 ((6699))CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM:: Goals: T. Spinks 2, B. Scott, A. Spittal, T. Gerrand, G.Colosimo, T. Hammond. Best: A. Sloan, T. Spinks, G. Colosimo, A. Ford, L.Spinks, C. Axais BBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS:: Goals: J. Murton 2, B. Bowker, L. Buller, S.Lynch, J. Nicholson, A. Spence, Z. Alcott, J. Richter. Best: Z. Alcott, L.Buller, S. Lynch, A. Bennett, C. La Rocca, T. Hunt

C SECTIONby Johnny Aitken

C SECTION


MAZENOD Coach: Dave Murray

Asst Coach: John LeGrandRes Coach: Troy Bridgland

1 N. Lewton2 M. Chamberlain3 D. Hansen4 T. Bourbon5 D. Chamberlain (VC)6 R. Mann7 F. Reed8 B. Bonner9 D. Kelly10 B. Chamberlain (C)11 D. Hose12 P. Iacovangelo13 M. Regan14 N. Meehan (VC)15 N. Parry16 P. Stanley17 C. Poletti18 B. Maloney19 N. Bogar20 T. Castricum21 S. Ingliss (VC)22 S. Veltman23 S. Oldman24 M. Johnson25 J. Kelly26 D. Maskill27 T. Bailey28 F. Deegan29 N. Marmo30 C. Keane31 J. Tye32 M. Appollonio33 S. Balloch34 D. Regan35 W. Evans36 A. Weekes37 T. Vallance38 D. Grant39 J. J. Fahey40 L. Hawkins41 T. Bridgland42 C. Raine43 C. Smith44 B. Costin45 D. Micallef 46 J. Miller47 J. DiPietro48 C. Jayaweera49 N. Klavins50 K. Kelly51 J. Fitzsimmons52 P. Johnson53 D. Briggs54 R. Kaye55 B. Cooper56 S. Mann57 D. McLeod58 S. Bamblett59 D.Nisbett60 N. Daskalou61 M. McDowell62 B. Parker63 R. Gray64 N. Graham65 S. Purushotamam66 S. Christopher67 G. Bates68 G. Cocks69 M. Fothergill70 J. Hansen71 D. Carter72 B. Willersdorf73 S. Grantham74 C. DeBono77 S. Morgan

BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE Coach: D Matthews

Res. Coach: Robbie Schnieder

1 J Prior2 G Chivers 3 D Dynon4 G Williams 5 M Pietryk (VC)6 A Tehan 7 K Cherbakof (VC)8 D Bone9 M Bain10 J OʼDonnell11 A Lucasano12 A Parris13 D Tulloch 14 D Tonelli15 G Monahan16 D Rametta17 A Fabris18 K Burridge19 M Krezel20 R Bain21 P Voglis22 D Rogers23 D Matthews24 C Nikolokopoulos25 L Norbury26 C McKenzie27 A Clarke28 N Monaco29 P Tsokas 30 D Florence31 A Bernicich32 R Matz33 P Florence34 S Lambropoulos35 M Daskalou36 D Voglis 37 M Voglis38 D Gibney (RC)39 C Azer40 G Theodorakakis (RVC)41 L Stambolakis (RVC)42 A Stavretis43 A Coulston44 R Schnieder45 B Moran46 C Stasek47 N Theodorakakis48 A Morihovitis49 B Tourogianis (C)50 A Radati51 N Linford

CAULFIELDGRAMMARIANSCoach: Steven Lawrence

Asst Coach: Geoff Reilley, DaleLawrence Res Coach: James Lawson

BEAUMARIS Coach: Jason Mifsud

Asst Coach: Craig TonkinRes Coach: Mark Crocker

1. M. Duggan 2. R. Cathcart3. J. Banton4. S. Coote5. J. Mifsud6. A. Spence7. S. Lynch8. M. OʼBrien/ W. Sanchez9. D. Pritchard10. D. Fallon11. M Lee12. S. Gower13. J. Edmeades14. T. Collins15. A. Bennett16. A. Salisbury17. J. Evans18. N. Kennedy/

C. Germano19. L. Atkins20. M. Ensor21. J. Kelly22. M. McNally23. A. Catlin24. M. Petering25. T. Woolnough26. J. Murton27. B. Haynes28. S. McLaughlin29. T. Nash30. T. Hunt31. T. English32. R. Gillespie33. A. McNeil34. H. McMillan35. S. McNicholas36. B. Henry37. C. Torcasio38. Michael Wilson39. L. McNicholas40. B. Wall41. L.Sheery42. J. English43. M.Bramwell/

N. Loucaides44. C. Collins45. J. Richter46. Z. Alcott47. A.Kent48. A. La Rocca49. D. Teasdale50. J. Mapleston51. A. Chinery52. M. Wilson53. A. Carroll55. P. Irons56. J. Nicholson 57. P. Kelleher58. R. Willis60. R. Houston61. M. Beruldson62. S. Wilson63. J. Torcasio64. D. Murphy66. J. Coleman67. B. Strong68. B. Bowker70. R. Smale71. C. Evans

1 B Scott2 B Price3 A Lawson4 A Slevison (VC)4 A Clarke5 J Stewart5 S Kendall6 C Hammond7 A Ross8 R Foote (VC)9 B Carboni (VC)9 W Bowes10 A Strain11 S Meredith12 N Andrew13 S Wood14 C May15 A Docker16 T Spinks17 A Wolkow18 M Sundberg19 L Price20 D Daly21 X Clancy22 A Bruhn22 J Rowlings23 C Fagan24 C Game25 D King26 S Widjaja (C)27 J McCahon28 G Colosimo29 J May30 C Jones31 C Penberthy32 T Breen33 B Hyland34 M Nelson35 A Spittal36 E Kalaja37 F McArdle38 L Spinks39 A Ford40 T Noblett41 M Liddell42 T Messer43 T Gerrand44 W Rowsthorn45 G Poulter46 A Townsend47 T Hammond48 L Tamblyn49 L Matias50 M Murphy51 J Elrington52 T Sundberg53 S Reid54 S Garrood55 C Hooper56 M Kinsella58 A Sloan59 L Sierakowski60 D OʼKeefe61 J Wearne63 G Crathern64 A Dick66 S Sant

C SECTION


MHSOBCoach: Trent Pitts

Res Coach: Matthew Knight

2. R. Gallagher (RC)2. M Bolland4. M. Hayes4. S. Rzek 5. A. White6. R.Kerr7. B. Hampton8. S. Finnocchiaro9. M. Meyer10. T. Kight11. C. OMeara 12. B. Darcy13. P. Deluvio15. Michael Sullivan16. P. Sullivan (C)17. C. Sullivan18. S. Sullivan (VC)20. H. Southan23. T. Boland23. S. Coutelas24. T. Linthorne25. B. Richards25. S. Tan26. D. Rochford (DVC)27. G. Hellyer (RVC)29. G. Crilley30. S. Laska31. Z. McCarthy32. B. Fogden33. J. O’Meara33. Matthew Sullivan36. T. Redmond 37. T. MacGeorge38. D.Perrin42. B. Wilson43. M. Barr45. C. Barr45. T. Crilley46. W. Wheatley47. J. Tully50. B. Williams59. M. Ferguson63. D. Graham64. M. Ellis66. A. Kerr67. R. Burgher71. R. Bell71. J. Hall72. N. Rice73. D. Price74. S. Boland 75. D. Hewson76. J. Oliver 77. B. Harrison78. J. McCarthy79. M. Mclean80. D. McCarthy81. G. Meier82. Z. Paczkowski83. J. Russell84. S. Taylor85. N. Wilkins 86. D. Parsons87. B. Tatterson88. B. Rae89. R.Joseph

PARKDALE VULTURESCoach: Steve Kennedy Asst. Coach: Chris Barr,

Justin GeorgeRes Coach: Tim Linthorne

OLD GEELONGCoach: Nick Mitchell

Asst. Coach: Josh Young Res. Coach: Mark Leslie

1 M. Goldsworthy2 S. O'Keefe3 C. O'Brien4 C. Mollard5 S. Long (VC)6 J. Bell7 J. Paul8 M. Morris9 D. Kimpton10 B. Long11 W. Leaf12 B. Dettman13 H. McInnes14 S. Middleton15 T. Lyons (VC)16 G. Robertson17 T. Fyshe18 J. Malpas19 N. Betts20 B. Commane21 L. Teague22 T. Bayles23 C. Fairbairn24 S. Lansdell (C)25 A. Pratt26 T. Richardson27 J. Hope-Johnstone28 G. McDonald29 A. Farrell30 C. Brookes31 H. Brettingham-

Moore32 T. Betts33 E. Bayles34 T. Waters35 G. Rolleston36 J. Deppeler37 T. Slattery38 J. Ratcliffe39 C. Sutherland40 M. Vasey41 H. Cox42 H. Jones43 D. Taylor44 J. O'Hare45 H. Legoe46 H. Polk47 A. Power48 K. West49 T. Butler50 N. Roper51 N. McElhinney52 J. Rouhan53 T. Carey54 R. Ellis55 A. Walsh56 M. Leslie57 M. Avery58 O. Webb59 J. Rouhan60 R. Costin61 T. Coles62 E. Stevens63 L. Herbert64 J. McPherson65 T. Ellis66 W. Carter67 A. Perry68 T. Steven69 A. Southey70 T. Barr71 W. Winter72 D. Andrew73 B. Saunders74 M. Chernov75 S. Machin76 N. Macrae77 T. Bennett78 M. Hyde79 M. Wilkin

MONASH BLUES Coach: B. Waldron

1. S. Chapman2. B. Robertson3. D. Dalton4. J. Waldron5. J. Rosengarten6. S. Wilcox7. B. Waldron8. A. Hickey9. S. Baring10. K. Collins11. T. Jamieson12. G. Smyth13. B. Haines14. J. Powell15. B. Low16. K. Alev17. J. Bell18. J. Bartram19. J. McKenzie20. A. Vincent21. A. Unsworth22. W. Blackley23. K. Beck24. P. Verbeek25. T. Kavanagh26. D. Stretlau27. D. Montoya28. T. Steinfort29. A. Costley30. M. Sutherland31. S. Whiting32. N. Whitmore33. M. Purcell34. R. Shields35. C. Godsil36. A. Williams37. T. McKenzie38. C. Mahony39. A. Kinniburgh40. J. Mazur41. A. Jaques42. M. Coe43. J. Farrel44. L. Leviston45. M. Phillips46. S. Walsh47. S. Collett48. M. Mason49. J. Rowe50. T. Wright51. H. Drysdale52. R. Guerra53. M. Chapman54. B. Adamson55. M. Grogan56. A. Beecroft57. A. Young58. D. Young59. O. Coppola60. S. Kastelan61. N. Rhoden62. T. Gorrie63. B. Hillman64. J. Riedel65. J. Turner66. D. McLeod67. S. Quintal68. S. Zarifopoulos69. T. Kenyon70. M. Williams71. N. Roberston72. T. Waters73. G. Lamont-Smith75. B. Cerini77. N. Hicks81. A. Bell83. J. Clifton84. C. Chant97. T. Johnstone98. J. Speekman

1. S. Villani2. J. Richmond3. A. Lim4. M. White5. L. Campbell (VC)6. M. Brain7. J. Tran8. A. Villani9. L. Evans (C)10. R. Czwarno11. R. Ternes12. J. Aitken13. S. Anderson14. M. Hamilton-Ho15. A. Tilling16. T. Leaver17. G. McCully18. R. Limbrick19. G. Watts20. J. Pearce21. W. Taft22. K. McDonald23. G. Grigoriou24. R. Zlonzak25. H. Taylor (VC)26. S. Harrison27. B. Pretty28. S. Moore29. R. McIntyre30. K. Chandler31. M. Bowen32. A. Cassell33. R. Van Es34. E. Thompson35. C. Wright36. T. Bond37. T. Harper38. M. Gehling39. C. Agushi40. J. Davis41. J. Anderson42. C. Bailey43. T. Gavens44. T. Biddington45. T. Rendell46. L. Fuller47. S. Bayliss48. A. Hall49. R. Johnson50. T. Pearce51. C. Villani52. B. Cooper53. D. Fox54. J. Simpson55. N. Hawking56. T. Wright60. M. Knight62. L. Knight64. A. Chrys65. D. Cancour67. J. Batey 68. T. Lange

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1 A Murray2 M Harold (VC)3 D Cleary4 C Hogan5 K Hogan6 D Britt 7 C Lamb 8 W Manning9 G Bennett10 D Counihan11 J Rutter (C)12 J Fitzgerald13 J Derks-Revere14 P Di Siervi15 D Costigan16 P Brown17 S Doherty18 J Chapple19 J Tolley20 B Hogan21 M Tunik22 A Pound-Gow 23 D Zula (VC)24 M Bennett25 T Edwards26 A Kitts27 L Barrand28 B Wass29 R Holden30 P Holden 31 T Bromley 32 C Meyers33 S Bando 34 L Head35 G Roney36 M Bentham37 S Briggs 38 J McGarry39 C Groake 40 T Ristevski41 S Way42 G Walker43 M Taylor44 A Ashworth (C Res)46 T Doherty47 M Stevenson48 J Reynolds49 S Collins50 J Briggs 51 J Alexander52 T Eden 53 N Millar54 T Krezel55 T Scott56 J Roney 57 J Cleary 58 T Nelson59 J Costigan60 D Lucas61 C McCort62 J Hind63 T Mottrom 64 S Borland

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1 R Heine2 J Israelsohn3 Y Rapoport4 A Porat5 J Ritterman (C)7 J Mendies8 Adam Trytell8 G Measey9 G Blieden11 M Segal12 S Chester13 B Klein14 B Oviss15 J Segal16 N Marks17 D Weislitzer18 J Dukes18 E Wollner19 A Wollner20 J Smith21 J Nevezie22 A Spencer-Laitt23 A Lewski 24 D Wollner25 M Blashki26 B Kalmus27 J Givoni28 J Lemish29 R Winograd30 D Werzberger31 A Godlewicz32 B Yudelman33 D Fayman34 R Grof35 C Jankie36 D Freed37 J Gotlieb38 J Osowicki39 M Birch40 B Nissen40 D Selzer41 J Kochen42 A Sacks (RC)43 J Sacks44 R Sztar45 A Lewin46 J Kalmus47 B Rotstein48 M Shmerling49 A Moss50 D Steinberg51 D Hoffman52 A Tirosh53 S Abel54 J Rotstein55 B Goldbloom55 D Blusztein56 J Picker57 N Gold58 J Grosman59 B Hershan60 J Hoppe62 S Bruce63 D Markov64 J Shafir65 T Rosen66 E Shaked67 A Kalb68 J Sharp69 D Bluzer-Fry70 A Redlich76 J Dorevitch77 D Simon79 L Peters

JJiimm PPooddeessttaa of Watts Fencing inOakleigh, and Krusherscommitteeman has come to the aidof the fence around SportscoverArena this week. He’s patched a fewholes here and there, whichappeared when football fans (from

non-VAFA clubs of course) attempted to get aroundpaying finals’ entry fees. Memo to them: You will becaught, you will be punished. Plans are afoot toinstall stocks in front of the Alex Johnson Pavilion onGrand final Day to showcase any vandalouscheapskates. Caterer Neil Weatherson expects to doa roaring trade in shaving cream pies!

Emmaus St Leos' TTiimm ““WWiiffff””MMccCCaannnn plays his 200th game thisweek. Tim first played in 1997 whenhe joined the McCann dynasty at theclub with his four brothers and isnow the club's inspirational seniorcaptain. An important member oftheir 2002 premiership team and

senior B+F in 2003 and runner up in 2005, Tim hasfought back from a career ending injury last year andcontinues to be an important and versatile memberof the Animals. Some would say he does his bestwork organising and financing the end of seasontrips, but Tim would say fathering his first son Josh,born last week was his best.

Only five of our seventy-three clubshave sent in the requisite $100 forCystic Fibrosis that will see thementered in the draw for $1000 worthof training jumpers. Club Treasurers,time to pull out the cheque books

and give to the VAFA’s official charity. ContactJeremy Bourke for further details on 9537 6777.

Prahran’s WWii ll ll WWaallffoorrdd reached 100senior VAFA games with the TwoBlues recently. He joined their U19sin 1987 when they played in the VFA,and was wearing the Two Blues’jumper before several of his currentteammates were born. By year's end,

he was a Senior Premiership player as the clubdefeated Waverley to take the Second Division flag.Will amassed 91 senior games in the VFA, beforejoining Southbank via a season with MHSOB. When


the goals (he managed three last Saturday).Although Therry has slipped through the grades inrecent years, Mick was always a standout performerand was a C-D State representative in 2000.

The excitement is building with theAnnual Umpires’ dinner to be held nextMonday night at the MCG. The men inwhite have done a great job thus far,

though injuries and unavailability have causednightmares for Benny Goodman, who organises theweekly rosters. Up for grabs is the much covetedUmpire of the Year Award and the AFL VictoriaGolden Whistle, which is not an Acme Thunderer andnot gold, but a magnificently inscribed trophy.

CChhrriissttoopphheerr SSuullll iivvaann is one of sixbrothers to represent ParkdaleVultures and this week becomes thethird to hit 200 games. Debuting in1996, Chris won the senior Best &Fairest in 1999 and 2000, and was apremiership player in 2001.

More broadcast news: As well asfollowing VAFA action via 3G mobilephones on Twitter, iPhone users canalso pick up the InnerFM broadcast ofthe Match of the Day via the Shoutcastapplication. It might chew up some ofyour data allowance, but the dulcet

tones of Ken Petrucco come through loud and clear,as good as the quality through innerfm.org.au

DDeeaann TTuull lloocchhruns out for his300th for BulleenTemplestowe thisweek. Dean is theoriginal "PocketRocket" and hasroved, rockedand rolled hisway into allBullants’ hearts. He has been adual best andfairest winner,

played in their most recent Premiership in 2008 andendeared himself to millions the world over. Hefeatured in the BT Team of the Century.

Bentleigh’s PPaauullHHuuttcchhiissoonn is only the fifthplayer in that club’shistory to reach 300games. Hutchie had a briefretirement in 2006-07where he coached theU19s but his love ofplaying the game saw himreturn to win the ReservesBest & Fairest in 2008.

This after around 230 games in the seniors.The Hutchison family are tireless contributors to theclub’s success and with seniors and reserves ridinghigh, a successful September might well see moreawards in the Hutchison trophy cabinet.

VAFA board member and broadcastveteran TToomm BBrraaiinn dashed throughCustoms last Sunday morning to get tothe radio studios in Mentone in timefor his Sunday morning stint on88.3FM. Tommy had missed twoweekends while relaxing in Fiji, but

followed all the VAFA action on Twitter and throughthe live scores on vafa.com.au and as such, was fullbottle on all recent events. “I tipped this” he toldfellow host SStteevvee MMccCCaarrtthhyy with some enthusiasmabout SBMT’s win over Xavs, though his on-airpartner seemed more interested in Tom’s selectionsfrom the resort wine list.

It was a great day out for Old Trinitylast Saturday, with both reserves andseniors notching impressive wins.Not only that, but the club alsocelebrated MMiicckk EEll ll iiootttt''ss 300th gameof VAFA football. Mick only joinedOld Trinity in 2007 because his

fiancée was related to the OT hierarchy and since hasnotched up 31 senior and reserve games for theclub. Mick however will best be remembered for hisstellar 269 game career at Therry Penola, whichcommenced in 1992 and included several years in ASection. Mick fondly remembers one of his firstgames against OT when he was up against theageless Rambo. Throughout his career, he playedmainly as a ruck-rover and always had a keen eye for

FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAME...Southbank and Prahran merged to form PrahranAFC, Will came home! A great clubman over manyyears, Will continues his role on the committee aswell as a mentor and role model to younger playersat the club. Well done Equity.

Power House’s MMaarrkk DDrriieesssseenn finallyhits his 100 this week. Hailing fromTasmania, “Storma” has made ahome for himself in the seniors as ahigh leaping, strong runningwingman over many injuryinterrupted years at the club. Power

House is hoping that Driessen’s next 100 comearound a little more quickly.

The countdown clock atSportscover Arena, for nowat least, will be seen nomore. Timekeepers in Club

XVIII have been instructed that quarters will nolonger be a straight 25 minutes, but 17 plus time on.A few too many were getting wise to time wastingtactics, it seems.

RRyyaann ““ NNuuggggeett”” DDaall eeyy plays his100th game for the ManninghamCobras this week. Nugget hasplayed many positions and has takenmore punishment to the head than asecond-rate career boxer. His abilityto take the freakish grabs has seen

him kick many bags and steer his club to victory onmany occasions.

FTLOTG congratulates BBrraadd SSccootttt onhis new appointment as coach ofNorth Melbourne. Scott, who hasbeen seen at enough VAFA gamesthat we can tell him apart from twinbrother Chris, is a good St Kevin’sboy and the SKOBs are no doubthoping that their man might send a

few players their way. They might have somecompetition there, as a former roommate of his hasties to another VAFA club.

Attention all clubs: Please nominate yourplayers for the Team of the Year by emailingyour Section scribe.

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snuck through for the winning point. Best for the Friarswere skipper BBrroossoolloo at half forward, CCuunnnniinngghhaamm inthe ruck and AAddggeemmiiss (2) on the wing. All in all a greattussle played in great spirit.

RROOUUNNDD EEIIGGHHTTEEEENN PPRREEVVIIEEWWFlukey fixturing this final round; the bottom four playeach other, the top four play each other, and the middletwo tussle it out. What a script! Maths is not my strongsuit, but I’m tipping Prahran and South will manage tostay in D1, bye-bye ESL and Aquinas. NOBSP will finishon a high, giving the Panthers something to think aboutover Summer, and the top four will stay as is: Rupo ina close one over Fitzroy at BSO, Friars at home in asimilarly close one over the Tigers, but not enough todislodge them from second.

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(2) and CCaarrddaammoonnee (4).The two Bloods have nowtransposed positions on theladder, Aquinas in 9th andlooking anaemic.

Prahran looked in need of a transfusion – maybe eventotal amputation – after its abysmal effort againstFitzroy at Trak Park. At quarter time the Two Blues werea single behind and trailed by 55 points, Fitzroy captainJJiimmmmyy OO’’RReeiillllyy scoring a monster from the edge of thegoal square on the siren. At the huddle Roys coachSSiimmoonn TTaayylloorr implored his boys to ‘crunch up’ in thesecond, and the home team barely saw the ball in theirforward fifty, bar a single major. Halftime margin 64points, it was more entertaining watching Jimmy Hird’stackers run around while the dads hoovered dimmies.Fitzroy continued to outplay Prahran in the second half,the final margin 86 points and SSiimmoonn KKeelllleehheerr takingbest on ground honours, closely followed by MMccKKaayyand TToopppp. For the home side SStteewwaarrtt,, SSlleeiigghhtt andFFaallccoonnee were the few with their minds on the job, andas a consequence the Blues are no cert to stay in D1 –today’s results and margins are crucial betweenseventh and tenth.

In a sometimes fiery clash, Old Mentonians travelled toSoldiers Reserve and despite first use of the significantbreeze, allowed the Tigers the first two goals and a 3point lead at quarter time. Frustrations boiled over. Thewind rattled through every living thing over the PleurisyPlains, and turnovers proved costly as Werribee kickedto a 28 point lead at the main. OMs used the eddy in thethird and closed the gap to just two points but soon ranout of legs in the last as the super-fit Tiger machinefinished strongly, 45 point victors. Best for Werribeewere PPaallmmiinnggttoonn and FFaassttuuccaa (4); CCuunnnniinngghhaammadding four also, while Panthers NNoorrttoonn, PPrroowwssee (3)and GGrraahhaamm (3) played well.

Game of the round was Rupertswood v Whitefriars, atight, tough contest at Sunbury between two verycommitted outfits and a classic one-point thrillerdecided on the last kick of the day. Every possessionwas hard-earned, Rupo had the best of it early andwhen the ball got into space used their skilled ballhandlers PPrreettttyy (2), PPlluummmmeerr & PPhhiilllliippss (3). BBiisshhooppwas easily the best for Rupo with his inside work thatreally set up the game for them. Neck and neck with 10seconds to go, a well directed Rupo worm-burner

Here we are at the business end and the usualphenomenon is taking place. I know that’s a bit of anoxymoron, ‘usual phenomenon’ but the same strange,mystifying thing happens every season. Likeclockwork. The Mighty reveal an Achilles heel, and theMeek find a bit of ginger. Something has stirred deepwithin South Melbourne Districts - who lookeddestined for relegation – and while they may still leaveus, they’re having a red hot crack.Here they are, the D1 Transformers. More than meetsthe eye. It’s as if a sleeping Decepticon has risen fromits slumber to deliver a challenge to the usual band ofAutobots. A do or die struggle to stay here on D1 earth.Is Werribee the cute and inoffensive Bumblebee? Idon’t think so, more like the slashing Ultra Magnus,just ask the Panthers last Saturday, who could beconsidered the Cliffjumpers given some wastedopportunities this season. The muscular Friar outfit arethe Omega Supreme of the pack; the slick Roys theJazz Autobot and NOBSP the hard rock Blasters.Prahran’s Perceptor over-thinks its game; Aquinas isthe space-cadet Cosmos while the peace-loving (andoh-so-appropriately-named) Eject would have to beEmmaus at the drop. The leader of the pack is of courseminor premiership winner and thunderous Sunburysemi-trailer, Optimus Prime. But will Rupo hold thesupremacy over these crazy robotniks who from weekto week morph between a DeLorean and a Datsun120Y?

RROOUUNNDD SSEEVVEENNTTEEEENN RREEVVIIEEWWHighlight for the Animals at Bennetswood was theladies lunch, SMD spoiling the party as they powered toa 14 goal lead at half time. The game was over and sowas the Animals’ chance of remaining in D1, but theyfought the game out, matching SMD in the second halfwith RRoossee HHiicckkeeyy,, DDiicckk HHooddddeerr (3) and FFooxxyy BBeelluusszzaarr(2) giving their best. South pulled off a 97 point victory,spotted driving home with that crazy wind in their hairwere BBaattcchheelloorr (2), KKoohhnneesshheeeenn and CChheeeevveerrss (6),who seem to have engaged their late-season fluxcapacitor.

MMiicchhaaeell BBaarrkkeerr and JJoosshh MMiinneennkkoo bagged 6 each forNOBSP at home to Aquinas, shoring up their 40 pointwin and fifth pozzie nicely. As the world swirled aroundGillon oval, OO’’CCoonnnnoorr and KKeeoowwnn were outstanding forthe Cobbers who shrugged off a first quarter malaiseand nailed 8 second term goals to the Bloods’ solitarysalute. Valiant efforts from NNiieezzeenn (2), MMiicchhaaeell JJeessss


WHITEFRIARS v WERRIBEEFITZROY v RUPERTSWOOD

OLD MENTONIANS v NOBSPAQUINAS v EMMAUS ST LEOS

STH MELB DIST v PRAHRAN

TODAY’S D1 MATCHES

D1 SECTIONby Di Langton

M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONES220000 -- TTiimm MMccCCaannnn,, EEvvaann MMccLLaauugghhlliinn

((EEmmmmaauuss SStt LLeeooss))115500 -- SSccootttt MMaannttoonn ((EEmmmmaauuss SStt LLeeooss)),,

NNiiaallll MMccGGoovveerrnn ((RRuuppeerrttsswwoooodd))110000 –– WWiillll WWaallffoorrdd ((PPrraahhrraann)),, JJaarreedd PPrreettttyy ((RRuuppeerrttsswwoooodd))

5500 –– MMiittcchh PPiiaazzzzaa,, LLiiaamm MMccGGoovveerrnn ((RRuuppeerrttsswwoooodd))

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – D1D1 SECTION

WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE 22..55 77..1133 88..1155 1166..2244 ((112200))OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS 2.2 4.3 9.7 11.9 (75)WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE:: Goals: A. Cunningham 4, C. Lee 2, A. Taylor 2, R. Fastuca 2, D.Shibeci 2, A. Murphy, M. Palmington, A. Taylor, J. Bellegante. Best: M.Palmington, D. Morrish, J. Bellegante, R. Fastuca, M. Dean, A. Cunningham OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS:: Goals: C. Graham 3, J. Prowse 3, M. Wilton, B. Norton, T.Speers, B. Felsenthal, G. Rowlands. Best: B. Norton, J. Prowse, J. Thompson, C.Graham, G. Rowlands, S. FairbanksEEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS 3.3 3.4 7.12 10.12 (72)SSOOUUTTHH MMEELLBBOOUURRNNEE DDIISSTTRRIICCTTSS 88..44 1177..1100 1188..1133 2255..1199 ((116699))EESSLL:: Goals: N. Hodder 3, R. McGloin 2, C. Beluszar 2, A. Hickey, T. McCann, P.McGloin. Best: A. Hickey, N. Hodder, C. Beluszar, A. McCann, A. Volpi, A.McKenzie SSMMDD:: Goals: P. Cheevers 6, A. Lane 5, F. Tiernan 3, C. Batchelor 2, J.Cronan 2, A. Humphrey 2, H. Griggs 2, O. Kohnesheen, S. Mahoney, D.McBrearty. Best: C. Batchelor, O. Kohnesheen, P. Cheevers, A. Lane, H. Griggs,A. HumphreyNNOORRTTHH OOLLDD BBOOYYSS//SSTT PPAATTSS 22..11 1100..33 1166..55 2211..1111 ((113377))AAQQUUIINNAASS 6.5 7.7 12.10 14.13 (97)NNOOBBSSPP:: Goals: M. Barker 6, J. Minenko 6, K. Adams 3, T. Brady, S. O'Connor, B.O'Halloran, S. Sleep, C. Ford, L. Davison. Best: S. O'Connor, M. Keown, N.Thomas, D. Tonkin, C. Hosking, M. Barker AAQQUUIINNAASS:: Goals: M. Cardamone 4, C.Cormack 2, M. Aver 2, M. Niezen 2, M. Jess 2, J. Jess, S. Ragozzini. Best: M.Niezen, M. Jess, P. Maaskant, M. Cardamone, C. Cormack, B. SharpePPRRAAHHRRAANN 0.1 1.3 2.3 4.9 (33)FFIITTZZRROOYY 88..88 1100..1133 1155..1177 1177..1177 ((111199))PPRRAAHHRRAANN:: Goals: L. Stafford, P. Greenham, D. Falcone, J. Chapman. Best: D.Stewart, A. Sleight, D. Falcone, E. MacDonald, J. Storer, S. Pearce FFIITTZZRROOYY:: Goals: R. Borland 3, J. O'Reilly 2, C. Polidoras 2, I. Hughson 2, V.Cahill, M. Zika, P. O'Connor, T. Conn, M. MacKay, D. Clark, O. Stoltz, A. Seddon.Best: S. Kelleher, M. MacKay, H. Topp, O. Stoltz, P. O'Connor, A. SeddonRRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD 66..55 88..66 99..1122 1122..1177 ((8899))WWHHIITTEEFFRRIIAARRSS 2.3 5.11 6.11 12.16 (88)RRUUPP:: Goals: G. Phillips 3, J. Pretty 2, E. Dressler 2, S. Bishop, L. Brennan, L.Spinner, J. Rush, D. Murphy. Best: S. Bishop, D. Collins, G. Phillips, J. Pretty, J.Plummer, E. Dressler WWHHIITTEE:: Goals: D. Crea 2, M. Mirabella 2, A. Adgemis 2, S.Brosolo, N. Cunningham, L. Kaldor, B. Stafford, S. Allemand, J. Daou. Best: S.Brosolo, A. Adgemis, J. Hogan, N. Cunningham, D. Kelly, B. Stafford

D1 SECTION RESERVERRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD 0.3 2.9 3.9 5.10 (40)WWHHIITTEEFFRRIIAARRSS 55..11 55..11 88..44 1111..88 ((7744))RRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD:: Goals: D. Gregory, R. Hatty, B. Lovett, D. McGovern, M.Piazza. Best: T. Neely, R. Hatty, M. Elliss Christens, K. Shaw, J. Phillips, D.McGovern WWHHIITTEEFFRRIIAARRSS:: Goals: N. Crowe 4, A. Baggoley 2, E. Abdallah, A.Brosolo, C. Taouk, P. Siorovingas, N. O'Callaghan. Best: A. Baggoley, L. Twomey,C. Taouk, S. Rutz, D. Kaldor, S. PhelanEEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS 33..44 33..44 55..77 55..99 ((3399))SSOOUUTTHH MMEELLBBOOUURRNNEE DDIISSTTRRIICCTTSS 0.2 4.3 5.3 5.7 (37)EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS:: Goals: T. Bowden 2, B. Pollard, P. McCluskey, M. Mc Iver.Best: E. Mitchell, J. Page, T. Bowden, J. Brogden, J. Little, E. McLaughlin SSTTHH MMEELLBB DDIISSTT:: Goals: L. Niemi 2, L. McKenzie, V. Butler, B. Franklin. Best: D.Robson, L. Niemi, S. Crawford, S. Robinson, B. Franklin, R. GingellWWEERRRRIIBBEEEE 44..55 77..88 1122..1144 1188..1188 ((112266))OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS 1.1 7.4 8.4 9.8 (62)WWEERRRRIIBBEEEE:: Goals: T. McCutcheon 6, N. Morrison 3, C. Alabakis 2, J. Ayling 2,M. Palmer, C. Scudamore, J. Smyth, T. Morrish, D. McGregor. Best: C. Johns, C.Scudamore, A. Alabakis, T. McCutcheon, L. Carson, J. Ayling OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS:: Goals: C. Twentyman 3, M. Jenkins 3, M. Siemers, K.Tickell, R. Smith. Best: K. Tickell, S. Campbell, D. Field, P. Monahan, R. Smith,C. TwentymanNNOORRTTHH OOLLDD BBOOYYSS//SSTT PPAATTSS 11..66 77..77 1100..77 1144..88 ((9922))AAQQUUIINNAASS 1.0 2.0 3.1 6.2 (38)NNOOBBSSPP:: Goals: M. Velardo 6, T. Dower 2, R. Pongho 2, J. Fisher, B. Burdeu, J.Weidner, C. Horsley. Best: T. Dower, M. Velardo, B. Sheehan, B. Dellwo, J.Hunter, C. Le Maitre AAQQUUIINNAASS:: Goals: C. Broadhurst 4, R. Chapman, B. Helme.Best: P. Fringuelli, C. Broadhurst, B. Helme, A. Kinghorn, S. Downes, M. BolandPPRRAAHHRRAANN 0.2 0.2 1.2 1.2 (8)FFIITTZZRROOYY 44..11 1111..88 1166..99 2222..1188 ((115500))PPRRAAHHRRAANN:: Goals: A. Khoshmashrab. Best: H. Pitts, E. Williamson, A. Bond, K.Walford, J. Latimer, J. Belcher FFIITTZZRROOYY:: Goals: J. Kennedy Buckley 4, A. Knorr4, J. Pitts 3, S. Dundas 3, J. Beech 2, J. Wilkins 2, S. Donoghue 2, A. Enright,B. O'Brien. Best: S. Dundas, N. Johnston, B. Pollard, J. Beech, T. Maddocks, A.Knorr.

MELEES – BEWARE

A MELEE IS “Where an incident takes place involvingplayers pushing, scragging, jumping intopacks, throwing each other to the ground orother or other similar such conduct”

FITZROYCoach: Simon Taylor

Asst Coach: Mike WallisRes Coach: Sam Buckley

D1 SECTION D1 SECTION


EMMAUS ST LEOSCoach: Ben PilleyRes Coach: T. Ymer

Asst: S. Duncan, S. Manton

PRAHRAN AFCCoach: Stephen Mead

Asst Coach: Paul DonahooRes Coach: Michael Windridge

1 A Bond2 L Stafford3 P Donahoo4 N Costin5 H Pitts6 R Duke7 S Adamson8 H Hodgson9 D Falcone10 M McCudden11 A Pitts12 A Baker13 L Northway14 P Greenham15 J Chapman16 R Costin17 D Stewart18 J Matherson19 G Took20 B Field21 M Laverty22 A Sleight23 M Windridge24 Mic Bremner25 Ed McDonald26 B Dempsey27 W Walford28 K Walford29 S Pearce31 M Mulqueeny32 J Waring34 M Gargano35 P Kelly37 J Dewar40 A Wettasinghe42 J Latimer44 M Evans46 A Stewart52 C Jones53 C Northway57 T Kohn60 J Stafford61 C Saffstrom64 J Belcher65 N Gill69 A Brayshaw70 B Lindblom99 B Furness

1 P. Baranello 2 J. Quirk3 E. Mitchell4 J. Chun5 L. Stout6 B. DʼAmelio6a D. Wilson7 A. McCann8 A. Volpi9 B. Ellis10 N. Baranello11 S. Kay12 T. McCann 13 A. Krebs 14 J. Mears14a M. Lalor15 P. Carey16 C. Beluszar17 N. Robin18 R. McCann19 P. DʼAmico20 A. Ballard21 G. Simondson22 A. Hickey23 J. Brogden24 D.Bruce25 A.McKenzie26 T. Ahern26a A. Prosser27 T. Mulling28 E. McLaughlin29 L. DeMocl30 M. Ottobre31 B. Pollard32 D. Mahony33 N. Adam35 M. McIver34 P. McLuskey36 A. Farrugia37 S. Manton38 N. Hodder40 J. LaRiccia40a J. Gay41 A. Zarb43 T. Tribe 44 D. LaFerlita45 S. Ronchi46 J. Little47 J. Zarb48 S. Duncan49 N. Cadden50 J. Rossit51 P. McGloin52 R. McGloin54 P. Manton58 M. Morris59 D Pitcher61 J. Manton62 A. Rayner65 N. Foley67 P. Farqhuar69 S. Mescher70 D. McGloin75 T. Ymer78 A. Low89 D. Winduss98 L. Wierzbowski99 M. Ramsden

SOUTH MELBOURNEDISTRICTSCoach: Gerard Jess

Senior Assistant: Earl HendersonRes Coach: Jason Pohlner

WHITEFRIARSCoach: G. Feutrill

Res Coach: K.Conlan

1 L Neimi2 J.Hocking3 G Simm4 J Cronin5 S Warton6 S. Boyd7 A Hannan8 R Holt9 A Humphrey10 D McBrearty11 C Batchelor12 P Madden13 S Aquilina14 R Gingell15 T Nall16 D Phillips17 D Odea19 S Bracchi20 S Suitor21 S Torrence22 S Atherton23 B Greshiemer24 M Costello25 A Ray26 L Kealy27 P Cheevers28 A Lane29 H Griggs30 M Black31 R Herbert32 D McGee33 V Butler34 O Kohnesheen35 F Tiernan36 D Butler37 D Martin38 E Costello39 J Gusman40 J Whelan41 K Hickman42 J Jewell43 S Robinson44 S Mahoney45 L Stephenson46 T Wilkie47 A Burton48 A Witts49 A Zuluaga50 S Barnes51 B Joske52 A Nunn53 S Peart54 K Jones55 J Pohlner56 T Rowgonui57 D Whiting58 D Robson60 S Crawford61 M Cook62 D Gervas63 M Lane64 J Steffanoni65 S Quinn66 M Liston67 A Tozer68 S McNaughton69 S Hermann70 P Fletcher71 B Franklin72 P Hannan73 M Conner74 S Dong75 R Fallon76 N Harrington77 N Jones78 S Liston79 J Marinos80 W. McGee81 B Powell82 R Mitchell83 S King

1. L. Kaldor3. D. Crea5. E. Abdallah 6. P. Hennessy 7. Simon Brosolo 8. B. Janson 9. P. Stagg10. G. Kennedy 11. J. Marchesi 12. A. Brosolo 13. T. Langford 14. G. Power 16. R. Storey17. Steve Anderson 18. N. Crowe19. A. Hill 20. J. Piltz21. M. Mirabella22. N. Cunningham 23. A. Woods 24. V. Curcio 25. D. Kelly 26. C. Taouk 27. T. Yore28. B. Stafford 29. M. Baker30. J. Hogan 31. R. Risteski32. J. OʼMeara33. J. Scannell34. C. Smith35. M. Vardy36. S. Allemand37. A. Adgemis38. P. Tofari 39. P. Siorovingas40. R. Mattinson41. A. Thorpe42. J. Kenez 43. N. Elliott44. L. Twomey45. A. DʼAloisio 46. M. Allemand47. P. Hayes48. G. Brine49. M. Huston50. D. Robson-Long51. Sean Brosolo52. A. Baggoley53. C. Pelosi 54. L. Hamblin55. B. McGauchie56. N. OʼCallaghan57. D. Kaldor58. M. Stafford59. D. Arthurson 60. P. Celotti61. C. McDonald62. A. Gibbs63. S Fenwick64. S. Green65. M. Lucarelli66. B. McCann67. B. Wilson68. A. Petts69. O. Scannell70. S. Rutz71. J. Weeramantry72. T. Oehme73. M. Roche74. P. Fitzgerald75. P. Mannix76. A. McRedmond77. Scott Anderson78. B. Clongridge79. M. Shanks80. L. Griffith81. D. Kovacevic

OLD MENTONIANS Coach: Andrew Hayes

Res Coach: David Cafarella

1. T. Mitvalsky2. J. Thompson3. R. Ball4. B. Carroll5. D. Teasdale6. C. Alexander7. D. Emerson8. B. Norton9. D. Cochrane10. T. Wiltshire11. D. Kinsella12. A. Eaton13. K. Biggs14. M. Campbell15. J. Costello16. D. Carroll17. L. Mitchell18. T. Bournon19. A. Palmer20. C. Palmer21. J. OʼBrien22. B. Coghlan23. J. Moon24. T. Speers25. B. Fairbanks26. J. Terry27. M. McCloskey28. N. Robinson29. P. Gartner30. D. Field31. G. Rowlands32. C. Follett33. B. Lane34. P. Flaskis35. P. Mevel36. D. Alexander37. K. Tickell39. D. Bardoel40. G. Snow41. A. Noonan42. M. Wilton43. T. Rooke44. P. Monahan45. B. Parker46. G. Smith47. J. Kelly48. D. Stevens49. N. Fisher50. R. Smith51. S. Hecker52. P. Greene53. S. Alexander54. S. Fairbanks55. M. Siemers56. C. Graham57. D. Messina58. J. Date59. J. Prowse61. M. Jenkins62. C. Sinclair63. M. Lawes64. M. Austin65. J. Mitchell66. R. Goulding67. D. Forsyth68. C. Duncan70. S. Rooke71. S. Campbell72. M. Lumsden

RUPERTSWOODCoach: Gavin Kerr

Asst Coaches: Scott Kerr,Matthew Neville

1 J. Phillips2 A. Walsh3 J. Bradley4 M. McPhee5 S. Bishop6 S. Gallus7 B. Whitehead8 L. Brennan9 R. Eastway10 T. West11 L. Spinner12 J. Smerdon13 C. Allport14 J. Plummer15 D. Murphy16 R. Monzell17 J. Pretty18 T. Murphy19 D. Collins20 G. Moule21 G. Phillips22 R. Hatty23 H. Spinner24 A. Short25 B. Brennan26 E. Dressler27 B. Fewster28 M. Ellis-Christensen29 T. Smith30 D. Gregory31 K. Shaw32 N. McGovern33 Peter Barry35 C. Allport36 D. Dove37 Declan McGovern38 J. Ryan39 Paul Barry40 D. Bourne41 J. Taylor42 J.Hine44 N. Webb45 T. Mitchell47 M. Nott48 D. Nott49 B. Lovett50 J. Grant51 M. Takacs52 R. Portelli53 D. Barry54 Darragh McGovern55 D. McDonald56 S. Kerr59 T. Mason60 A. Dyson

1 D. Stribley 2 D. Moloney 3 S. Harwood (VC)4 S. Sleep5 A. Crameri6 J. Hunter7 J. Browne8 M. Keown9 K. Adams10 C. Le Maitre11 B. Burdeu12 G. Maxton13 S. O'Connor14 C. Punton15 J. Van Dyk16 T. Brady17 N. Evans 18 L. Dullard 19 P. Flanders20 C. Horsley 21 B. O'Halloran22 D. Ronan23 J. Cassell24 S. Cook 25 M. Carney 26 J. Minenko27 C. Holland 28 D. Joyce29 C. Hosking (C)30 L. Valerio 31 P. Doolan32 B. Sheehan33 M. Barker 34 T. O'Halloran35 C. Ford36 D. Tonkin37 L. Davison38 A. McLarty39 T. Dower40 B. Watt41 N. Thomas42 B. Wills43 P. May44 J. Weidner45 L. Fogarty46 T. Alsop 47 C. Capell48 J. Barker49 G. Pritchard50 B. McGowan 51 J. Newland52 J. Fisher53 L. Citroen54 R. Citroen55 N. Liston56 R. Pongho57 R. Cooper58 J. Murphy59 L. Sheehan60 T. Nijam61 P. Carnovale62 M. Velardo63 M. Perry64 X. Nardino65 B. Dellwo66 P. Bryar67 E. Grinter68 D. Renton69 J. Scanlon70 M. Rapa74 J. McAloon

NORTH OLD BOYS/ ST PATRICKS COLLEGE

Coach: T. ScanlonRes Coach: J. Rush

WERRIBEE AFCCoach: Kirk Norton

Res Coach: Stuart Daily

1 A. CUNNINGHAM2 C. LEE4 Ale. TAYLOR5a C. ALABAKIS5 Aa. TAYLOR6 M. WALSH7 T. ANDERSON8 M. PALMINGTON9 J. AYLING10 M. KEOGH11 J. NORTON12 T. McCUTCHEON14 M. TAYLOR15 A. MURPHY17 A. TEDESCO 18 D. MORRISH19 C. JOHNS20 D. PELAR21 R. FASTUCA22 N. RENAUT 23 A. ALIFRACO 24 L. CARSON25 N. ADAMO26 M. PURTON 27 J. BELLEGANTE28 W. PELAR29 S. DEAN 30 B. BLACK31 D. LAING32 M. PALMER33 S. MENITA34 M. DEAN35 M. LINK36 And.TAYLOR37 P. KEOGH38 L. MENEGAZZO39 C. SCUDAMORE40 R. BOYD41 S. McCUTCHEON42 T. ANGELINI43 C. DURSO44 J. SMYTH45 J. RADCLIFFE47 B. PETRO48 T. CASSIDY49 A. HOVEY 51 V. MAMBARINO53 J. TOUSSAINT54 A. HASSETT55 T. MORRISH56 J. SMYTH58 T. VAN BLOMMESTEIN 59 B. PAECH62 Z. GILES65 L. ELAVATO69 B. APPS71 P. SPRY

AQUINAS OCCoach: Brett Davidson

1. L.Toomey2. M.Cardemone3. P.Heveran4. J.Jess5. N.Morrison-Storey6. P.Ancona7. B.Helme8. M.Jess9. T.Harkin10. D.Boland11. M.Niezen12. A.Love13. R.Stewart14. B.Sharp15. A.Williams16. J.Hunt17. S.Downes18. S.McPherson19. G.Whitehead20. M.Aver21. N.Weideman22. A.Kinghorn23. S.Lipple24. H.Tyssen25. A.Gommers26. M.Visser27. S.OʼDonnell28. L.Stafford29. M.Chynoweth30. C.Williams31. G.Evans32. J.Edis33. P.Fringuelli34. M.Van Rooy35. R.Chapman36. J.Finau37. P.Jess38. D.Sullivan39. M.Lynch40. D.Shiels41. G.Davies42. N.Gordon43. A.Wilczynski44. C.Broadhurst45. S.Dewey46. D.Zuccon47. A.Williams48. M.Needham49. J.Love50. C.Lee51. N.Wakefield52. S.Mcgrath53. D.Smith54. M.OʼHalloran55. V.Italiano56. A.Mucha57. M.Boland58. C.Cormack59. S.Leonard63. Barrie64. T.Symes66. M.Phillips69. A.Szymanski81. J.Perrett82. P.Maaskant99. S.Raggozini

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It appears that when grabbed hisumpiring gear out of the washingbasket on Saturday morning he’d found that hisflatmate (of course blame someone else) had obviouslythrown a few red things into the wash with theumpiring gear. Result – you guessed it, nice pink tingeon the shirts. Personally we would have liked to haveseen him umpire like that, but luckily for him he wasassisted with a spare white shirt from one of hiscolleagues running on the ground next door. If it hadn’tbeen one of the writers of this column this little incidentprobably would have slipped straight through to thekeeper. Be careful with your cricket whites over thesummer EEvvoo! And a big congratulations to EEvvoo whoruns around in his 110000tthh VVAAFFAA ggaammee as an umpiretoday. A former PPoowweerrhhoouussee legend (allegedly) he isyet another success story of a player taking up thewhistle.

BBeennnnyy’’ss RRuullee ooff tthhee WWeeeekkOOFFFFIICCIIAALL WWIITTHHIINN TTHHEE FFOORRTTYY –– FFIIVVEE AARRCC A free kick is to be awarded against a club if its runneror any other on field official is positioned within the 45metre area when the full back is kicking in after aBehind has been scored. In this event the Free Kick isto be taken by a player of the opposition team directlyin front of goals on the 45 metre arc in that half of theground and the kick to be taken by the nearest player tothis point.An umpire may show discretion only in the event of aclub trainer being in the area to attend a player who isgenuinely distressed or injured.An official who runs from the actual playing area beforethe full back kicks the ball in is to be deemed “ssaaffee”.

GGeett wweellll ssoooonnAll at the VAFAUA send their regards and best wishes toPPeetteerr LLoovvee of OOlldd IIvvaannhhooee who is dealing with somehealth issues at the moment.

NNiigghhtt ooff NNiigghhttssIt’s here this Monday night, finally we can let our hairdown and enjoy the successful year. For clubs who areinterested, this is like your Best and Fairest night wherewe announce of all our award winners, pay tribute toLife Members and focus for the finals. Do we drink?Responsibly - Yes! But the late night will turn into earlymorning and this is where the experienced umpires riseto the occasion. Finally, to our running coach RRoobbSSnneeddddoonn - just take a good look to who turns up totraining the next day, these are your die-hards who arejust running the fumes off.

UMPIRES CORNERby Steve McCarthy & Leah Gallagher

RRoouunndd 1188For some clubs in CC sseeccttiioonn down this will be do or diefor either finals spots or to avoid relegation. In somecases you players and coaches might not recognise theumpires, don’t be afraid it’s just some of the highergrade umpires. Introduce yourself, tell them they aredoing a job (they like that) and get to know their style ifyou are playing in finals. Good luck today. For thoseteams that are not in either position enjoy MadMonday!!!A fond farewell to some of those legends who are quitelikely to hang up the boots tonight. To a couple of themwho we won’t name (one from Bulleen/Templestoweand one from Parkdale Vultures), you have beenfantastic servants of the VAFA over many years. Putyour feet up boys, and think of the money your clubswill save on ice.

MMuuttee –– aatt llaasstt!!A couple of weeks back, veteran field umpire WWaayynnee((CChhuucckk)) HHiinnttoonn found himself in a spot of bother at thestart of the game. Standing in the centre of SSppoorrttssccoovveerrAArreennaa he raised the ball to the timekeepers and thenblew his whistle, or did he? Not a single sound, not apeep, nothing, nada. After about four more attemptswith still no joy, the contesting ruckmen, all otherplayers, the crowd and of course his partner weregetting a little impatient as the timeclock was headingtoward the one minute mark. He finally decided to pullout the spare whistle (that’s why we carry one) and getthe game underway. At quarter time a supporter walkedpast CChhuucckk and said, “What happened, after thatmassive warm-up did you run out of breath or is it justthat age is catching up with you?”

HHuurrrryy uuppSome umpires can be ready to go 15 min or 10 minbefore starting, but then there is GGiibbbboo who will justtake his time. Well GGiibbbboo, AAnnddrreeww WWaalltteerrss can giveyou a run for your money. AAnnddrreeww when your team isready with 10 min to go that means you should be alsonot getting a rub from a trainer then spending another5 min putting on the skins then shorts, plan betteryoung man. We have a new champion GGiibbbboo!

IInn tthhee PPiinnkk ffoorr aa CCeennttuurriioonnA few weeks ago we saw three young female umpiresdecked out in pink shirts for the Community Cup.Certainly no colour clash with the players there.Seemed a little ironic that the organiser of theCommunity Cup, our own JJaassoonn ((EEvvoo)) EEvvaannss wasstruck down with a serious washing mishap last week.

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After seventeen grueling weeks of football only oneround remains before the finals series decides theseason’s ultimate winner. The top four have bookedtheir spot for September action, whilst the bottomtwo have anchored themselves to the relegationpositions. Despite this round eighteen’s games stillhold much interest for punters, who will be looking tofind the form teams going into finals, and those thatcan’t match it with quality opposition.

This week Banyule play Therry Penola, and aftersuffering a demoralizing defeat at the hands ofPeninsula last weekend, Banyule will be looking toregain some confidence against another top fourside. Banyule were only able to stay with the ladderleaders for the first half last week, until Peninsulaturned it on and upset Banyule’s hopes for a doublechance. A loss this week would see Banyule dropagain to fourth position, whilst a victory could seethem snatch second spot.

Therry Penola will not be an easy task for Banyule, asthey come off a very comfortable win against Ivanhoewhich all but secures their position in the top four.The game started slowly last week with both teamstaking their time adjusting to the conditions, but thenTherry opened up a lead and Ivanhoe were simplyunable to stay with them. CCoorreeyy BBaannnniisstteerr movesever closer to the celebrated hundred goals mark,while MMaatthheeww RReeyynnoollddss and MMiicchhaaeell CCoosstteellllooacross the backline were very good also.

Williamstown CYMS have snatched second positionand the double chance with just one week remainingin the regular season. After a huge victory over YarraValley the CY’s leapt over Banyule and simply have towin next week to hold their position. Williamstownhad the game sewn up after outscoring Yarra Valleyinto a strong breeze in the first quarter, and thenpunishing the bottom side in the second by kickingten goals to one. Yarra Valley regrouped somewhatafter the break and were able to win their share of theball during the third term but were wasteful upforward kicking only one goal from seven scoringshots. The revival was short-lived as Williamstownseized complete control during the last term to kicktwelve unanswered goals to register their biggest

winning margin of the year.In the midfield JJuulliiaannHHaattffiieelldd continued hisrecent good form with apolished game in thecentre. He had a capableally in rover MMaatttthheeww LLiisshhmmaann who showed plenty ofzip in and around the packs. Yarra Valley still havesomething to play for against Glen Eira this week, asthey will strive to avoid the wooden spoon.

Glen Eira produced a spirited effort against a classierWestbourne outfit with more to play for. The victorykept Old Westbourne’s season alive mathematically,however it would take an unbelievable game againstWilliamstown this week to see them gain enoughpercentage to take over Therry Penola. Westbourne’sbest were PPaauull OO’’KKeeeeffee and PPaauull HHuuddssoonn with threegoals, whilst AAlleexx TTssiirrooggiiaannnniiss, SSaaiidd EEllmmii and BBoonnggooVVaammvvaakkaass in his 150th game were good for Glen Eira.A good opportunity this weekend for the Saints tofinish their season on a high.

Eltham’s second half of the season has not quite livedup to the promise of a team with so much potential.The Paradians were too good for them at ElthamCollege on the weekend, and although they sit next toeach other on the ladder, there seems to be a largegap between these two sides. However they are bothsides that are improving, and the signs have beenthere throughout the season that both these teamsare capable of much improvement. Old Paradians cantest themselves against the best this weekend, andEltham have the opportunity to finish their seasonwith a win against Old Ivanhoe.

OLD PARADIANS v PENINSULABANYULE v THERRY PENOLA

YARRA VALLEY v GLEN EIRAIVANHOE v ELTHAM

OLD WESTBOURNE v WILLIAMSTOWN


M I L E S T O N E SMILESTONES5500 –– RRyyaann CCllaarrkk ((GGlleenn EEiirraa))


EELLTTHHAAMM 4.3 6.4 7.7 9.11 (65)OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS 55..00 99..22 1111..44 1133..88 ((8866))EELLTTHHAAMM:: Goals: T. Powell 2, R. Bux 2, B. Galvin, A. McClaren, A. Whyte, B.Strickland, J. Patterson. Best: A. Chapman, D. Rowe, J. Galvin, L. Ogilvie, H.Dillon, M. Crooks OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS:: Goals: P. Brabender 5, B. McAllister 2, J.Seneca 2, J. Monro 2, D. Giddings, A. Young. Best: C. Kandilakis, P.Brabender, M. Ryan, B. McAllister, P. Pratt, A. SinclairTTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 33..11 88..77 1111..88 1188..1144 ((112222))IIVVAANNHHOOEE 3.2 3.2 6.6 7.6 (48)TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: C. Bannister 4, R. Skiathitis 2, J. Egglestone 2, D.Rees 2, R. Pascoe 2, J. Crotty, M. Costello, M. Costello, A. Maynard, H.Farrelly, M. Valenti. Best: M. Reynolds, M. Costello, G. Rees, J. Crotty, R.Pascoe, A. Mills IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Goals: J. Ritchie, N. Blayney, S. Conley, E. Healy,D. Neilson, C. Traeger, D. Wood. Best: D. Neilson, E. Healy, R. Fort, T. Tonge,S. Mason, H. PostWWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN CCYYMMSS 44..33 1144..1100 1155..1111 2277..1166 ((117788))YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY 0.2 1.4 2.10 2.11 (23)WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN:: Goals: W. Cooper 7, J. Wong 6, C. Elliott 3, B. Gray 2, M.Lishman 2, Z. Read 2, S. McGuinness, B. Lethborg, J. Reid, M. John, C.Richards. Best: J. Hatfield, W. Cooper, C. Elliott, J. Tranter, Z. Read, M.Lishman YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY:: Goals: D. Banks 2. Best: N. Paton, M. Neilly, A.Drew, R. Little, J. Amos, P. ValoppiGGLLEENN EEIIRRAA 3.5 6.6 9.5 12.14 (86)OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE 44..11 99..66 1111..88 1155..1144 ((110044))GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA:: Goals: L. Pryde 3, S. Krull 2, S. Diamond, A. Dini, S. Emmett, S.Vamvakas, R. Clark, S. Elmi, T. Paterson. Best: S. Elmi, A. Tsirogiannis, C.Massis, W. Devlin, A. Farah, A. Spink OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE:: Goals: P. Hudson3, R. Taylor 3, B. Smith 2, C. Hunter 2, F. Pavez, D. Sidwell, B. Connors, S. Gill,A. Maki. Best: P. O'Keefe, P. Hudson, H. Templeton, M. Wilson, B. Connors, D.LockwoodPPEENNIINNSSUULLAA 11..33 88..77 1133..88 2200..1144 ((113344))BBAANNYYUULLEE 3.2 5.5 7.6 7.7 (49)PPEENNIINNSSUULLAA:: Goals: N. Claringbold 3, J. Coghlan 3, R. Powney 3, A. Wood 2,S. Payze, T. Coghlan, A. Delange, S. Parsons, T. Rees, B. Southam, S. Barbour,M. Jackson, N. Fisher. Best: A. Wood, S. Barbour, W. Coghlan, V. Clarke, M.Jackson, R. Powney BBAANNYYUULLEE:: Goals: R. Iaconis 5, K. Shepard Mueller, J.Truefeldt. Best: R. Iaconis, A. Demetriou, D. Shepherd, J. Truefeldt, B. Walsh,D. Lucevic

D2 SECTION RESERVETTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 77..33 1155..88 2244..1100 3311..1188 ((220044))IIVVAANNHHOOEE 1.2 1.2 2.2 2.2 (14)TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: A. McKay 7, G. Henderson 5, T. Goodwin 4, J. Sacco4, B. Barron 3, J. Quinn 2, R. Brennan 2, J. Bibby, J. Belsey, D. McKibbin, D.Angus. Best: J. Sacco, G. Henderson, B. Taylor, B. Barron, A. McKay, T.Goodwin IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Goals: A. Height, M. Joyce. Best: A. Height, A. Swinden,M. Joyce, G. Lindquist, T. Jones, R. KlitzingGGLLEENN EEIIRRAA 1.2 1.2 3.5 3.6 (24)OOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE 77..11 1155..55 1177..66 2266..1100 ((116666))GGLLEENN EEIIRRAA:: Goals: D. Utano 2, P. Khazaal. Best: M. Hobson, C. Higgins, J. Frey,S. Hall, P. Khazaal, D. Eade OOLLDD WWEESSTT:: Goals: J. Hoffman 6, J. Horsburgh 3,C. Pettigrew 3, T. Zulian 3, N. Smithwick 2, D. Stanley 2, J. Braham, A.Horsburgh, L. Hudson, T. Davidson, H. Hunter, J. Jinks, C. Butcher. Best: J.Hoffman, J. Braham, J. Horsburgh, T. Zulian, T. Edwards, J. JinksEELLTTHHAAMM 2.5 2.11 12.2 4.18 (42)OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS 33..33 66..66 1122..77 1166..1111 ((110077))EELLTTHHAAMM:: Goals: J. Simpson 2, J. Garrard, M. Gitsos. Best: E. Mc Dowell, C.Paine, B. Jupp, B. Rashid, M. Salter, J. Foo OOLLDD PPAARRAADDIIAANNSS:: Goals: A. Asdagi5, J. Kappos 4, L. Villani 2, A. Jolley 2, M. Patena, A. Tenson, A. Lago. Best:J. Kappos, A. Asdagi, B. Vincent, L. Harford, J. Rossiter, A. CunninghamPPEENNIINNSSUULLAA 5.4 5.5 9.8 11.9 (75)BBAANNYYUULLEE 22..44 66..66 77..77 1111..1100 ((7766))PPEENN:: Goals: A. Haley 2, S. Nichols 2, N. Coy, A. Crean, M. Kenny, A. Law, T.Grigg. Best: S. Nichols, A. Crean, H. Tompkins, A. Starkins, L. HeronBBAANNYYUULLEE:: Goals: Z. Wenke 5, J. Brockwell 2, A. Garreffa, K. Ismail, M. Grinter,K. Gray. Best: R. Currie, J. Brockwell, M. Ilia, M. Scott, Z. Wenke, N. HerdWWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN CCYYMMSS 55..22 88..55 1133..88 1133..1100 ((8888))YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY 0.1 3.2 4.2 8.6 (54)WWIILLLLIIAAMMSSTTOOWWNN:: Goals: G. Burgess 4, J. Buttigieg 2, M. Carland 2, M.Tennant, F. Henry, T. Hynes, N. Baskharon, C. Mathews. Best: T. Hynes, M.Cini, M. Carland, C. McCracken, F. Henry, J. Buttigieg YYAARRRRAA VVAALLLLEEYY:: Goals:M. Laing 3, J. Becker 2, R. Yeo, T. Hale, C. Trend. Best: T. Hale, R. Yeo, J.Becker, M. Laing, J. Cordwell, L. McCleary.

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1 P Walters1 S Conley2 D Valkanis3 J Richie4 D Meredith5 J Scoble6 A Swinden7 E Healy8 J Holland9 P Neylan9 J Shuttleworth10 H Post10 J McFarlane11 J Meakin11 M Brazzale12 S Mason13 T O'Neill13 S McKenzie14 M Tonge15 C Traeger16 M Joyce17 J Thorn 18 M Frannich19 D Wood20 N Pye21 B Griffith21 N Blayney22 A Height23 L Cole24 T Zappula25 D Ryan26 R Klitzing27 B Walthers28 S Graeme29 D Diakoumakos30 T Tonge31 B Hanchette32 C Hanchette33 D Neilson34 M Vardis35 J Collins36 D Patience37 J Oribin38 S Perri39 M Ebbage39 C Burley40 M Sloan41 A Price42 K O'Dwyer42 J Burke43 A Shemshedin44 A Pace45 R Fort46 D Cotton47 T Trevan48 R Toogood50 J Lilikakis51 B Fleming52 D Right53 M Chazan55 M Tonge56 J Trescowthick57 J Richie58 J Keane59 M Sheppard60 J Nemtsas61 M Roberts62 T Lynch63 T Jones64 D Adams65 M Robers69 J Mazzocca72 P Brown

1 C Sage2 B Holden3 M Bellizia4 M Derham5 S Corcoran6 D Giddings (VC)7 C Kandilakis8 A Sinclair9 L Harford10 P Brabener11 J Monro11 A Moretti12 J Lidyard13 A Serafin14 P Pratt (DVC)15 D Spitty (C)16 M Patena (DVC R)17 A Di Fabio18 S Miller19 A Rendina20 T Girovski21 A Young21 A White22 B Geary (VC R)23 K O'Brien24 M Magaton25 A Asdagi26 T Weatherby26 D Boundy27 A Lago28 A Jolley (C R)29 D Huntley30 J Kappos30 M Ryan31 A Ziella32 B McAllister32 M O'Connor33 J Seneca (DVC)34 N Bryce34 A Cunningham35 D Salvatico36 B Vincent (DVC R)37 S Valente38 L Grech39 M Cardinale39 J Kandilakis40 R Licciardi41 J Maugeri42 J Guerra43 M Raponi44 J Spaull45 B Dines46 A Sheehy47 S Rehlicki48 P McCrohan49 A Palmieri50 A Tenson51 C Parkinson52 A Posterino53 J Rossiter54 A Paglia55 D Mahony56 D McKenna57 L Lucas59 R Franza60 K Barry

IVANHOECoach: Doni Valkanis

Asst. Coach: Colin BrownRes Coach: Adem Shemshedin

GLEN EIRACoach: T. Walsh

Res Coach: A. Diamond

1. S. Vamvakas2. C. Higgins3. C. Massis4. S. Diamond (C)5. A. Tsirogiannis6. J. Zagame (VC)8. S. Elmi9. M. Farah10. A. Spink (VC)11. L. Pryde12. B. King13. R. Clark14. C. Nayer15. M. Hobson16. J. OʼGorman17. S. Krull18. J. Bloink19. A. Devries20. C. Pincorp21. G. Egan22. S. Emmett23. B. Cooney24. M. Richards25. M. Fletcher26. A. Cvek27. J. OʼRyan28. L. Michalsky29. A. Elmi30. W. Devlin31. D. Bambridge32. J. Griffin33. J. Fray34. S. Kovacevic35. S. Hollow36. P. Allison37. A. Farah38. D. Zoltak39. M. Beddoe40. A. Dini41. K. Taig42. J. Serpanchy44. P. Rohr45. A. Caruana46. L. Izod47. B. Zwar48. J. Halliwell49. S. Hall50. D. Eade51. T. Paterson (VC)52. R.Prigg53. G. Beckett54. M. Allen55. S. Bray56. D. Horne58. J. Higgins59. B. Collett60. J. Otto61. J. Royce65. D. Dunlevie66. C. Thom79. M. Merrick

ELTHAMCoach: Matt Blagrove

Res. Coach: Trent Duggan

1 T. Andrews2 T. Brown3 B. O'Malley4 L. Mason5 L. Austin6 J. Galvin (C)7 T. Duggan7 R. Bux9 J. Foo10 B. Marshall11 R. Mizzi13 A. Chapman14 J. Hyndman15 T. Powell16 L. Mee17 T. Wenborn18 B. Galvin19 M. Crooks20 S. Weston21 A. Whyte21 M. Hart22 R. Foo23 S. Clark23 M. Salter24 A. Hargrave25 H. Dillon26 B. Garrard26 B. Rashid27 M. Olaris28 M. Pattison29 J. Gilbert30 M. Abbott31 G. Reynard32 C. Baud32 B. Strickland33 J. Murphy34 J. Barker35 S. Murphy35 M Smith37 M Mc Pherson38 A. Mok39 D. Rowe39 A Mc Claren41 B. Jupp42 J. Jupp45 A Emini46 J Simpson46 G Turner47 D. Howgate48 J. Mee49 L. Barnes50 B. Dummett51 J. Simpson52 C. Paine53 S. Mead54 S. Todman55 A. Rossetto56 R. Love57 A. Schadendorff58 N. McPherson59 B. Evans60 J. Patterson 61 A. Sculli62 M. Hargrave63 L. Ogilvie64 S. Jarvis65 M. Decker66 Evan Mc Dowell71 S. Maher72 R. Livock73 R. Hendi

BANYULE AFCCoach: Christian Stagliano

Asst: Brad Martin, Steven Gray Res Coach: Trent Baldac

1 N Braddy2 D Lucevic3 N Taylor4 T Sheperd5 A Brown6 D Drapac7 M Smith8 M Holmes9 M Christian10 B Walsh11 K Shepard-Mueller13 C Buckley14 J Massei15 R Iaconis16 S Shelton18 R Young19 A Demetriou20 D Sheperd21 T Wise22 J Rigler23 R Currie24 A Persi25 P Jenkin26 J Taylor27 H Dickson28 T Elmaneh29 J Brockwell30 B Cantwell31 C Barry32 M Fratto33 N Mazniouski 34 A Jurgens35 A Stagliano36 B Schulz-

Dahlenburg37 N Swift38 L Van Maanen39 A Hopgood40 S McKenzie41 L French42 M Burke43 M Ilia44 S Gray45 S Giansiracusa47 J O'Connor48 Z Wenke49 K Ismail50 B Dimeck52 D Nicholls53 H Tippett54 O Reid55 K Gray56 P OʼRourke59 R Hojok60 S Tuckman61 S Martin62 M Grinter63 A Garreffa65 M Pamio66 D Scholes67 C Scholes68 J Redfern69 M Thiveos70 A Russo

OLD PARADIANSCoach: Phil Gaut

Asst Coach: Richard GuldonAsst Coach: Peter CosgriffRes. Coach: Paul Gregor


D2 SECTIONYARRA VALLEYCoach: Andrew StoneRes Coach: Ian Trend

1 F. Pellegrino2 R. Wood3 R. Thompson4 G. Coutts5 A. Drew6 J. Canham6 R. Drew7 C. Beal (C)8 S Seaborne10 T. Palmieri11 A. Wingate12 B. Boomsma13 L. Gillies14 B. Nicholas14 J.Cooke15 D. Banks16 J. Marcek16 C. Trend17 J. Amos19 N. Paton20 T. Hale21 L. Grimwade22 B. Drew23 R. Yeo24 N. Lear25 S. Britt26 S. Yeo27 S. Savage29 D. Hickey30 D. Pagan31 C. Stewart32 B. Trend33 B. Seeger35 R. Little36 M. Neilly37 J. Becker38 D. Chenoweth39 G. Smith40 M. Wines41 D. Letson42 B. Jurey43 T. Munro44 M. Dixon45 A Coleman46 T. Oliver47 A. Maudsley48 J. Smith49 K. Easey50 J Peake51 J. Cain52 M. Davis53 D. Mills54 J. Cordwell55 D. Vanderzeil56 B. Laird57 S. Lane58 S. Jones59 P Pellegrino60 S. Laird61 P. Valoppi62 L McLeary63 J. Trend64 R. Main65 M. Norrish66 A. Russell67 B. Glennie68 B. Sansom71 M. Laing

THERRY PENOLACoach: D Madden

Reserves: J Saunders

1 Ro Skiathitis 2 B Ryan 3 R Bannister 4 D Rees 5 B Harding 6 G Rees 7 M Faroldi (VC)7 S Bannister 8 L Hollow 9 C Bannister 10 J Quinn 11 J Crotty 12 J Belsey 13 J Egglestone14 J Hanlon 15 A McMahon (Res VC)16 Ri Skiathitis 17 D Pirpinias 18 M Reynolds 19 B Toohey20 Ma Costello 21 G Henderson 22 L Reynolds 23 D Hanlon 24 C Matton 25 M McWhinney (C)26 D Angus27 A Maynard 28 M Tsitonakis 29 Z Moylan 30 B Wheeler 31 A Kowalski 32 J Sacco (Res C)32 Mi Costello 33 D Madden34 D Weston35 D McKibbin 35 A McKay 36 R Pascoe 37 B Barron 38 A Elmi 39 M Muldoon 40 P Barbetti 42 P Godard 43 A Borg 44 S Morgan 45 J Bibby 46 T Goodwin 47 C O'Brien 48 A Nancarrow 49 R Brennan 50 A Mills 51 S Goodwin52 V O'Halloran 53 M Bretag 54 P Strangis55 M Warren 56 P Dunn 57 B Taylor 59 T Sheppard 60 T Kelly62 A Shirreff 63 D Anderson 66 D O'Shea 68 P Xuereb75 R Keenan

1. S.Gill2. J.Braham3. N.Smithwick4. B.Connors5. L.OʼBrien6. J.Horsburgh7. D.Lockwood8. A.Horsburgh9. F.Pavez (Capt)10. M.Wilson11. S.Collins12. J.Jinks13. P.Hudson14. G.Connors15. A.Board16. C.Hunter17. M.Aquilina18. G.Walker19. B.Harmer20. P.OʼKeefe21. A.Jeka22. S.Anderson (Res C)23. C.Butcher24. R.Jensen25. Troy.Edwards26. H.Hunter27. H.Templeton28. J.Nikola29. J.Newall30. D.Sidwell31. T.Plecher32. B.Welch33. D.Benn34. T.Davidson35. T.Zulian36. O.Hickey37. S.Burnham38. B.Smith39. R.Taylor40. A.Maki41. K.Miller42. D.Stanley43. J.Cooke44. B.Lennon45. J.Lawn46. M.Whiting47. R.Binney48. Trav. Edwards49. J.Ryan50. M.Cecil51. S.Potts52. D.Goodrem53. J.Hoffman54. J.Shea55. S.Balloch56. S.DePiazza57. D.White58. S.Heffernan59. L.Barnes60. L.Hudson61. S.Smith62. T.Perrett63. J.Callus64. L.Fairfield

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS

Coach: Alan ElliottAsst Coach: Steve Calderwood

Res: Damien Hynes / John Mc Carthy1 T Wheeler2 J Digrazia3 J Tranter4 D MacLeod5 D Elias6 M Tennant7 M Lishman8 C McNamara (C)9 J Munro10 B Cocks11 C Elliott12 L Henry13 T Butson14 T Hynes15 J Willis16 J Hatfield17 J Buttigieg18 J Williams19 S Barlow20 S McGuinness21 M Busuttil22 J Gallivan23 J Wong24 M Cavarra25 A Johns26 D Lee27 A Klewer28 A Kosmatos29 W Cooper30 K Dowsey31 L Couper32 L Barker33 C Winks34 P Herrick35 M Brown36 J Hynes37 B Hynes38 N Walsh39 L Forrester40 B Gilham41 S Davies42 M Sultana43 A Manton44 B Barrett45 B Hinsley46 P Gallivan47 D O'Keeffe48 T Bowers49 B Gray50 C McCracken51 P Forsyth52 B Hollier53 B Lethborg54 R Dewalagama55 A Russell3 r D Wouda9 r A Bouras11 r J Davis12 r A Levitt13 r D Williams14 r J Street18 r D Oldham23 r H Duckworth25 r G Burgess31 r N Baskharon39 r A Carter

PENINSULA Coach: Mark Glenn

Res Coach: Nick Claringbold

OLD WESTBOURNE Coach: Brett ConnorsRes: Andrew HorsburghAsst: Daniel Slattery

1 S Parsons2 M Barron3 T Rees 4 S Barbour5 G OʼConnor- Price6 V Clarke7 S Murray8 R Stainforth9 T Coghlan10 B Southam11 S Torossi12 A Mangl13 C OʼLoughlin14 W Coghlan15 A Wood16 J Heron17 J Coghlan18 C Stevens19 S Grigg20 A Law21 A De Lange22 D Smith23 R Powney24 M Falkiner25 Carl Ashdown26 M Jackson27 S Payze (C)28 K Krake29 A Creffield30 A Crean31 R White32 T Carruthers33 A Starkins34 N Fisher35 J McGuinness36 N Bowman37 A Hayley38 Craig Ashdown39 J Selby40 N Coy41 A Granger42 N Claringbold43 J Smith44 S Tompkins45 L Heron46 M Peirce47 A Smith48 D Huang49 K Hunt50 D Pinxt51 W OʼLoughlin52 J Shanks53 A Murphy54 J OʼConnor Price56 J Rombotis57 P McLoughlin58 B Castles59 N Barron60 L Smith61 B Coldrey62 C Le Clerc63 J Bond64 B Brisbane

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August 29th, 2009NEXT WEEK ’ S MATCHE S

ROUND 18A SECTION

OLD IVANHOE v OLD BRIGHTONOLD SCOTCH v UNI BLUESCOLLEGIANS v OLD XAVERIANSDE LA SALLE v SBM TIGERS

OLD ESSENDON v MARCELLINB SECTION

OLD HAILEYBURY v OLD CAMBERWELLHAMPTON ROVERS v ORMOND

OLD CAREY v OLD TRINITYST KEVINS v ST BERNARDS

UNI BLACKS v OLD MELBURNIANS

FINALSC SECTION

FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall3 v 4

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SSeeccoonndd SSeemmii FFiinnaall1 v 2

SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm JJuunnccttiioonn OOvvaall

D1 SECTIONFFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm CCeennttrraall RReesseerrvvee


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm aatt SStt BBeerrnnaarrddss CCoolllleeggee


3 v 4SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm aatt AAlleecc GGiilllloonn OOvvaall


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm aatt CCeennttrraall RReesseerrvvee


3 v 4SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm SSccaammmmeellll RReesseerrvvee


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm SSccaammmmeellll RReesseerrvvee

D4 SECTIONQQuuaalliiffyyiinngg FFiinnaall

2 v 3SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm aatt GGaarrvveeyy OOvvaall

EElliimmiinnaattiioonn FFiinnaall4 v 5

SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..0000ppmm aatt GGaarrvveeyy OOvvaall

U19 PREMIERFFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSuunnddaayy aatt 1111..3300aamm aatt TTrreevvoorr BBaarrkkeerr OOvvaall


SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm aatt TTrreevvoorr BBaarrkkeerr OOvvaall

U19 SOUTH 1FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 1111..3300aamm aatt SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm aatt SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa

U19 NORTH 1FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 1111..3300aamm MMaarrlleess PPllaayyiinngg FFiieellddss,, TTrriinniittyy GGrraammmmeerr


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm MMaarrlleess PPllaayyiinngg FFiieellddss,, TTrriinniittyy GGrraammmmeerr

U19 NORTH 2 FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 1111..3300aamm aatt AAlleecc GGiilllloonn OOvvaall


SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm TTrriinniittyy aatt AAlleecc GGiilllloonn OOvvaall

U19 SOUTH 2FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSuunnddaayy aatt 1111..3300aamm SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa


SSuunnddaayy aatt 22..1155ppmm SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa

UNDER 18FFiirrsstt SSeemmii FFiinnaall

3 v 4SSaattuurrddaayy aatt 99..3300aamm aatt SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa


FFrriiddaayy NNiigghhtt aatt 77..0000ppmm aatt SSppoorrttssccoovveerr AArreennaa

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ROUND EIGHTEEN

&NINETEEN

WHITEFRIARS OLD COLLEGIANSFOOTBALL CLUB INC.

(Victorian Amateur Football Association) Applications are invited for the positions of Coach and

Assistant Coaches for the following teams for the 2010 season;SeniorsReserves

Third XVIIIUnder 19

Remuneration negotiable.Applications in writing should be forwarded by email to;

John CroughSecretary

Whitefriars [email protected]; 0425 827 910

Applications close; Friday 25 September 2009.

Manningham Cobras FootballClub seeks expressions ofinterest for the position ofSSeenniioorr CCooaacchh, RReesseerrvveess

CCooaacchh and AAssssiissttaanntt CCooaacchh for the 2010season. We have a developing andenthusiastic list and excellent facilitiesbeing based at Koonung Reserve,Bulleen, one of the best grounds insuburban Melbourne. Applicationsshould be forwarded to either:

MMaannnniinngghhaamm CCoobbrraass FFoooottbbaall ll CClluubbPO Box 142, North Balwyn, [email protected](President)Enquiries ph 0439 656 635

CClloossiinngg DDaattee:: FFrriiddaayy 2255tthh SSeepptteemmbbeerr..

GLEN EIRA AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB

VAFA D2 – 2010

COACHES REQUIRED FOR 2010SENIORS

RESERVES

PLAYING & NON PLAYING ENCOURAGED TO APPLY

REMUNERATION NEGIOTABLE

PLEASE SEND APPLICATION TO: The President

PO Box 2150, Hampton Vic 3188 or [email protected]

Further Enquiries Josh Halliwell 0417 727 923

Please provide a covering letter to address yourspecific plans for our club if you were appointed.

Applications for Senior Role close 1st September 2009

Applications for Reserves Role close 30th September 2009

32 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2009VV THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2009VV

Sections, a Club Best andFairest winner andmember of the Club’sTeam of the Century,George had been a typical“heart and soul” memberof his Club.

At the Umpires’ Annual pre-finals Dinner awards weremade to – Peter Simpson and Geoff Curran (LifeMembership), John Robinson and Phil Callil (10 YearsService), Ben Ryde (Golden Whistle Award), SimonStokes (Most Improved Field Umpire) and Peter Angelis(Best First Year Umpire).

10 YEARS AGO – 1999In A Section, St Kevins played St Bernards and with thefinal four settled, SKOBS were looking to strengthen theirform for the coming finals’ series. St Bernards would finishin the middle but were determined to finish on a winningnote. And what a close contest it became – SKOBS holdinga slight advantage at quarter time and maintained thenarrow margin (1 goal) at half time. The third quarter wastorrid stuff as St Bernards tried to get their noses in frontand while they threatened, SKOBS held firm. The finalterm commenced with both forward lines looking verydangerous. Damian Ryan and Sam Lowerson the maintargets for SKOBS and Nick Mitchell and Jason Gollantprominent for the Bernies. Despite the importance of astrong finish by SKOBS with a first semi-final looming, StBernards closed in and hit the front just before the bell towin 18.12 to 17.12 in an entertaining game. Best players –J Gollant (7), N Mitchell (5), Gleeson, Harvey, S Perrett,Osborne (St Bernards) and Finch, Callery, Perrett,Powell, D Ryan (5), Fraser (SKOBS).

In B Section, Mazenod hosted Beaumaris and had to winto have a chance of making the four and at the same timeneeding Old Paradians to defeat North Old Boys. Neitherof these prognostications were impossible. Mazenodstarted slowly as Beaumaris made the most of their chancesbut the home side had sneaked in front by half time. Fivegoals each in the third term set the scene for a desperate lastquarter and it was Mazenod who wanted it more as theyforged a 15.11 to 13.7 victory. They had more reason tocelebrate as soon as they found out NOBS had been beaten;they could now prepare for the finals. Best players –O’Donoghue, Polin, McMullin, Belleville (3),Cavanagh, Ryan (Mazenod) and Mitchell, Lee, M Quinn(3), Rowbury, Sherman, Ensor (Beaumaris).

. . . Retrospectiveby Geoff Reilley

5 YEARS AGO – 2004In A Section, Old Trinity (fourth) faced up to ladderleaders, University Blues. A win to Trinity would be verywelcome as Old Scotch (fifth) were sure to defeat lowlyplaced Whitefriars and if so, would continue to snap atTrinity’s heel. A win to Trinity would in fact secure theirfirst ever, A Section finals’ participation. The Blues startedslowly and at quarter time trailed Trinity by 3 goals. TheBlues leveled at half time but Trinity kicked clear again inthe third quarter. In a great last term Trinity held the leaduntil the talented George De Crespigny slotted one, 45meters out on a tight angle and Trinity would now have towin the following week at De La Salle. Final scores – TheBlues 11.14 to Old Trinity 10.13. Best players – Nailon,Lowcock (3), J K Brook, De Crespigny (3), North,Young (Uni Blues) and Williams, Neville, G Deane-Johns, T Van Der Venne, Cultrera (3), Buttler (OldTrinity).

A thrilling contest took place at Brindisi Street where StBedes Mentone Tigers (third) hosted Old EssendonGrammarians (fifth) in a match that would in allprobability decide the final four. Old Essendon wereoutstanding early and peppered the goals but only scored3.5 to 0.2 at quarter time. St Bedes only just outscored theEssendonians in the second term and trailed by 3 goals athalf time. The difference remained three goals at the finalbreak after a tough, tight 30 minutes of footy and in thefinal term, every player threw everything they had at thecontest before St Bedes got to the front and hung on by thenarrowest of margins 11.14 to 10.19. It would now takealmost a miracle for Essendon to make it with 1 round toplay. Best players – Zakic, M Wintle, Bristow, P Wintle,Groves, Kane (St Bedes) and Wicks, Biggs, Foster,Oxnam, Fleming, Flaherty (Old Essendon).

De La Salle’s “Captain Courageous”, Robbie Bonnici,played his 150th game comprising 138 senior and 12Under 19 matches. Robbie had been a consistent highachiever in VAFA awards being 3rd in A Section in 1998,winner in B Section in 2000 and 4th in B Section in 2003.He represented the VAFA at U19 level in both 1998 and1999 in addition to numerous awards for his Club includingClub Champion in 2004 and Club Captain. (Robbie isstill contributing strongly to De La in 2009 as an AssistantCoach and Fitness Advisor – GR)

One of Old Ivanhoe’s most colorful players, GeorgeHaros, reached his 200th game. A member of the winningpremiership teams of 1994, 1995 and 2001 in D, C and B

The boys from Bulleen clearly took their feet of the pedalhaving led at half time then allowing Old Carey to kick 14goals to 7 in the second half; final score Old Carey 19.12 to15.18. Best players – McHarg, McMahon, Loader,Harrison (4), R Weir, Smith (Old Carey) and Ling,Lockhart, Clark (6), Kelly (Bulleen Templestowe.

40 YEARS AGO – 1969In E Section, Elsternwick hosted Old Mentonians and thevisitors needed a big win to take Elsternwick’s place in thefour. Elsternwick made it clear in the first quarter that theirspot was not up for grabs with 8.3 to 3.3 and went furtherahead by half time. Mentonians rallied in the third term butcould not make up the difference and with 7 goals in thefinal term, Elsternwick were looking forward to thecommencement of the finals the following week. Bestplayers – Fitzsimmons, Ramsay, Caravias (5), Sharpe(3), Everett, Holt (Elsternwick) and Sinclair, Jamieson,Pearson, Vinning, Robertson, Moloney (Old Mentone).

In the final round in Junior Section 2, Army Apprenticesscored a huge win over National Bank, 38.34 to 0.1.Unfortunately for the Army lads, they finished 2 pointsoutside the top four. Despite a very difficult season,National Bank, were to be congratulated for completing theseason and avoiding a last round walk over. The bankershad only scored 221 points for the entire season and finishedwith a percentage of 6.4, one of the lowest on record. Theydid however have 8 points for the season due to the bye inthis section! Best players Clapton (6), Kelly (8), Prince(13), Black (3), Terry (Army Apprentices) and Canty,Garro, K Bentley, Miller, Kurpell, Vale (National Bank).

50 YEARS AGO – 1959The Association Best and Fairest award winners wereannounced. A Section – I Law (Old Scotch) 1st, J Winneke(Uni Blacks) 2nd, D Wright (Alphington) 3rd, G Hibbins(Collegians) 4th. B Section – J Nelson (MHSOB) 1st, LEldering (Commonwealth Bank) 2nd, I Mort (Kew) 3rd,F Hillyear (Coburg) 4th, I Redpath (Geelong) 5th. CSection – R Harrison (Caulfield Grammarians) 1st, KShearn (UHS Old Boys) 2nd, D Foster (UHS Old Boys)3rd, R Conway (Port Melbourne) 4th, H Marston(Bellfield) 5th. D Section - J Douglas (SKOBS) 1st, WMcGrory (Murrumbeena) 2nd, P Kalman (AJAX) 3rd. ESection – I Hughes (West Brunswick) 1st, R McLellan(Old Brighton) 2nd, C Batrouney (Old Trinity) 3rd.Junior Section – R Smith (Hampton Rovers) 1st, RHumphries (Alphington) and G Eddy (West Brunswick)Eq 2nd, B Currie (University) 3rd.

Old Carey’s Captain, David Yuille, became the firstplayer for his club to reach 100 games. David, a foundingmember of the club, continued to play an important part onand off the field.

20 YEARS AGO – 1989In C Section, although the game between Ivanhoe and OldIvanhoe Grammarians could affect relegation, it nevereven came close as Ivanhoe smashed the Grammar boys22.15 to 3.7. Ivanhoe would live to fight another season inC Section whilst Old Ivanhoe would accompany St Kevinsto D Section for the 1990 season. Old Ivanhoe could noteven muster the strength to submit their best players andgoal kickers. Ivanhoe acknowledged the efforts ofLengacher (6), Donohue, Barro, Gittos (5), Witchell andBarro.

In D Section, it was a preview of the following week’ssecond semi-final as Thomastown (1st) and OldMentonians (2nd) went into battle. Thomastown’s homeground advantage meant for nothing in the first quarterwhen Old Mentonians had 15 shots on goal to their 4,however, Mentone only converted 4 times to lead 4.11 to2.2 at the first break. Thomastown went into top gear in thesecond term and kicked 5.9 to Mentonians’ single behindand in a tight third quarter, held their lead, albeit narrowedto 11 points. In a great last quarter for the ladder leaders andpossibly a huge psychological advantage in the weeksahead, Thomastown kicked 5.10 to run out very easywinners, 13.23 to 8.15. Best players – Karalambelas (4),Molella, Leavold, Koulinos, Carroll, F Farchione(Thomastown) and Gardner, Newman, G Buxton, RBuston, Barrett, Grant (Old Mentonians).

Two centuries had been recorded by Sharpshooters todate. Wilson of La Trobe University (E Section) andMcGowan of Williamstown were on 105 and 102 goalsrespectively. McGowan remarkably kicked 24 goals in thelast round against the hapless Eltham!

30 YEARS AGO – 1979In C Section, St Kevins faced up to top team Kew andneeded to win to cement their place in the four. It alsodepended on the result of the St Kilda CBC versus OldIvanhoe game with St Kilda needing to win to have achance of taking St Kevins fourth spot. St Kevins were upagainst it early in the game as the Kew powerhouse sprunginto action with 7.5 to 2.2 at quarter time. SKOBS foughtback to get within three and a half goals at half time. Kewkicked clear again in the third and were too powerful in thefourth as SKOBS went down 18.14 to 23.15 in a valianteffort. Waiting for the results of the St Kilda CBC game tocome through SKOBS half expected the result, a St Kildawin and SKOBS out of the finals’ race!

In D Section, games went pretty much to expectations withthe exception of the loss by second placed BulleenTemplestowe to fifth placed Old Carey Grammarians.No real damage however to the Combine who would stillface up to hot favourites MHSOB in the second semi final.

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FRI AUGUST 21 CLUB XVIII (SOUTH) GRAND FINAL (6.30 pm)Old Melburnians v Ormond

SAT AUGUST 22 NO MATCHESSUN AUGUST 23 CLUB XVIII (1, 2 & NORTH)

GRAND FINALClub XVIII (North) Old Ivan v Old Ess (9.45am)Club XVIII (2) Marcellin v Old Brighton (12.00pm)Club XVIII (1) Old Xavs (2) v Collegians (2.20pm)

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SUMMARY O F F I NA L S E L I G I B I L I T Y 2 0 0 9(These can be found in Rules 51-55 of the VAFA Handbook)

SSeenniioorr -- (1st XVIII teams) Any registered player with a permit can play finals (except VFL or TAC players witha permit – see below).

RReesseerrvvee -- (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be registered and must have played at least four (4) reserve gradematches and not more than ten (10) senior matches in the home and away games (first round).Where both first and second XVIII's are playing on the same day the reserve grade player must only haveplayed two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves to qualify.For clubs with teams drawn in semi finals on different days of the same weekend (ie. 1st semi Saturday, 2ndsemi Sunday) read as above teams playing on the same day).

UU1188//UU1199 -- Players must be registered and hold a permit. If a player has played 6 or more senior and reservematches, he must have played 6 or more Under-19 matches during the season. Where a Club is represented in a match in the Second Round of the Senior Grade OR Reserve Grade on thesame day OR on the same weekend the 6 match provision above shall not apply.Where a team has (2) U19 teams or is involved in hybrid arrangement, the following shall apply. (i) Where a club has two U19 teams, a player must have not played more than 10 matches with the U19 (1)

side to play in the (2) team.(ii) To represent a hybrid team in the finals the player must have represented the hybrid team in (5) first

round matches – not including finals. (iii)Under 19 Grade teams obtaining “Top Up” players during First Round matches from another Under 19

Grade team is not considered to be a hybrid team arrangement. “Top Up” players are not permitted inSecond Round matches.

CClluubb XXVVIIIIII tteeaammss -- Players must be registered and have played in at least four (4) Club XVIII matches (for theteam they wish to represent) and not have played in more than a total of eight (8) senior and reserve matchesduring the first round.Where a club has two or more Club XVIII teams, a player must have not played more than 8 matches with thehigher placed side to play in the lower team’s finals - if teams are in different sections.Where both Club XVIII teams are in the same section the following to apply:(i) A player cannot alternate between teams after June 30. Once he plays with a team after June 30 he canonly represent that team for the rest of the season. (ii) the player is only allowed to play finals for the teamthey represent after June 30, (iii) to be eligible for finals with either side, a player must have played aminimum of 4 matches with the side they wish to represent and (iv) the player must have played more gamesfor the side they wish to represent than the other club side in the same section.

AA VVFFLL oorr TTAACC CCuupp lliisstteedd ppllaayyeerr must play a minimum of five (5) VAFA First Round matches (i.e. home andaway matches) including two (2) matches after 30th June for the team he wishes to represent in the SecondRound. An Under 19 player may combine Senior and Under 19 matches in order to be eligible to play for hisSenior Grade team in the Second Round. Players cannot combine matches for Reserves or U19 finals.

Powerhouse do not registerwins in the final round.However the home side neededform running into finals andwere red hot all day. It should be noted how far the homeside has come as their seconds kicked twenty four goalsfor the day here and have stormed home after a terriblestart to the year.

That relegation battle we refer to is with Powerhouseright now and they had another tough road trip this timeto Doveton and the St John’s boys, who desperatelyneeded a result to keep a chance alive for fourth spot.This game had so much riding on it and the Piranhasagain just had to hang in there and take it goal by goal.One of the big issues that has faced the travelling teamhere is goals outside EEddwwaarrddss when they elect to playhim forward. Any team realises the value of strongmarking options who can contribute with six pointers,and this squad just not have any in form. A side that was5 and 4 now find themselves 5 and 12 after another loss.St Johns have improved their scoring options since 2008and through SSccootttt and PPeeaakkee they were able to mange ascore again over 100 points. BBeenn PPiicckkeerriinngg is very adaptin a game of cricket but people shouldn’t forget hisfootball prowess either. Another great season from theclub champion.

The Hawks went south to the lush surrounds of BentleighReserve knowing this was last roll of the dice time. Ithought their set up would enjoy the open forwardexpanses of the ground the conditions were going to suita high scoring affair which never bothers them. The homeside have been enormous all season and really excelled tolead our competition well. The Bentleigh was short theleagues leading goal score in SShhaarrpp but enjoy having aback up in LLaasskkeeyy and RRoobbeerrttssoonn. The first half wasthoroughly entertaining and the home side was just threepoints ahead and not able to shake the Hawks. Butperhaps it was fitting that in the ‘third’ or Premiershipquarter Benteligh won a lot of contested ball, controlledthe tempo and converted accordingly. In the end the 48point margin seemed fair and the travellers here have juststruggled against the better opponents over a whole day.

A prevailing breeze was noticeable at McAlister oval forthe local derby of sorts with the Magpies hosting Uni

High. Both sides have been good in recent times andthis was a tough and close affair most of the day. Unihave at times not done too well with converting a scorewith all their hard work and this was on show again thisweek. Their six goals was not a big enough return hereand the home side were too consistent inside theirforward arc. SShhaannnnoonn MMooaannggllee did well to hold downthe defensive side of things for the home team in hisbest effort for the year. MMaagguuggaann and GGaallll alsocontinued their good form of late to help the Magpies toanother home victory.

So the top three (not in order) is now done and dusted.The battle for second is between St Marys Salesian andSt Francis Xavier is separated by 4% or about 40 points.

For fourth place Elsternwick lead the battle by just 3%and need a good showing to hold on given their draw.

The relegation spot sees Powerhouse uncomfortablyhold an advantage of just 4%.

TTIIPPSS –– Yes, margins here will have impact everywhere.

Powerhouse host Bentleigh, just need to go into lockdown and impersonate the set of Outbreak. Who will betheir Dustin Hoffman or Renae Russo ? Away team by50 points. St Johns to beat Monash as they are gunning for finalsbut only by say 10 points. That has Powerhouse stayingup, by hey, I’m no math degree holder.Elsternwick will be going off like a fish milkshake athome to the X Men and win their way to a finalsexistence whilst our less poignant moments seeHawthorn beat the Magpies by ten goals and St Mary’sSalesian hold second spot beating Uni High.

What a finish !


Well folks, with just a game to go in our regular home andaway year we can now confirm that our top four is notsettled nor is the only relegation spot settled. In what canonly be described as a dramatic season I can not think theVAFA would have wanted our section go any other way.Unlike Under 19’s competitions of just last week we haveno forfeits, we have just good old fashioned familyfootball being fostered in all parts of Melbourne.

We may as well start at Ferndale Park, where playerswere greeted with surprisingly warm and breezyconditions. Coach GGrraaccee knew that it was D Day for hischargers and only a win would satisfy the objective allthe way back to their planning day in January for 2009,that is, play finals. For too long the ‘Wicks had knowntheir ability when shown in maximum gear can troubleany D3 side but they were resigned to the fact that someroad performances were below standard in the past fewseasons and that had to change. This was anothercommanding road show from the red and black and aterrific victory against a very well organised St Mary’sSalesian side. A total of 34 scoring shots showed thedominance of the away team who are not troubled onsmall to medium sized grounds and have now maturedinto a consistent four quarter package. Their best resulthere I guess was the fact they did not allow the hometeam multiple scorers that we have been used to. In fact,their score of just ten goals twelve behinds was a poorreturn on such a day.

Monash who just had to hang tough all day at St FrancisXavier endured a harsh reality check against thiscompetitions most exciting prospect. I say most excitinggiven their tender age of the club and the way they are socommitted to playing all day football. The Gryphons wereon the board early which was critical but then aprocession of classy goals ensured the X Men held astrong lead at half time. There are some hard nuts in thehome side line up and MMaatthheerrss and PPrryyoorr lead the teamin that area. Again in the 3rd term the Xmen, kicking withthe aid of the strong breeze kicked 7 goals for the termto not only put the game in no doubt, but get some muchneeded form before the finals. The highlight in the finalterm was a super goal from Spencer, off the ground froma boundary throw in. It was a dreadful result for Monashin the context of their relegation battle, as they couldpossibly hang on through percentage if they and

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WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 44..22 66..77 66..1100 1111..1166 ((8822))UUHHSS VVUU 0.3 2.5 4.10 6.12 (48)WWEESSTT BBRRUUNN:: Goals: S. Thomson 4, B. Bainbridge 2, D. Thrift 2, J. Grieves,B. Brown, M. Layley. Best: A. Gall, S. Monagle, M. MacGugan, S. Thomson,M. Layley, B. Bainbridge UUHHSS VVUU:: Goals: R. Kirk 2, R. Watts 2, N. Zajac, B.Gamze. Best: A. Leach, B. Gamze, S. Desbois, R. Watts, L. Halliday, D. HiggsSSTT FFRRAANNCCIISS XXAAVVIIEERR 77..44 1122..55 1199..1122 2233..1188 ((115566))MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS 2.1 4.8 6.11 9.14 (68)SSFFXX:: Goals: B. Spencer 7, J. Mathers 3, D. Dimakopoulos 2, A. Klaric 2, T.Pearson, D. Dapiran, C. Van Dam, N. Russo, J. Lenders, A. Pryor, J.Leworthy, G. Pearson, D. Pabst. Best: A. Pryor, B. Spencer, J. Lenders, K.Russo, D. Pabst, D. Dimakopoulos MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHH:: Goals: R. Sharkey 3, D.Baxter, V. Coffey, R. Fletcher, P. Rutherford, C. Jones, D. Gwynne. Best: C.Jones, L. Wilson, V. Coffey, R. Sharkey, D. Baxter, D. GiliamSSTT JJOOHHNNSS 66..77 77..1100 55..00 1155..1144 ((110044))PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE 2.0 2.2 1.2 6.10 (46)SSTT JJOOHHNNSS:: Goals: R. Scott 5, C. Peake 4, D. Camm 3, A. Jones, M. Hanger,B. Graham. Best: M. Peake, D. Camm, A. Abela, N. Chalk, B. Pickering, B.Robinson PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE:: Goals: P. Edwards 4, B. Kyne, J. Kurts. Best: J.Whelan, D. Baker, G. Wilson, R. Humphreys, C. Whelan, P. SosicBBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH 66..66 99..88 1199..1166 2222..1166 ((114488))HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN 3.2 9.5 10.5 15.10 (100)BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: J. Robertson 5, M. Laskey 4, A. Banks 3, K. Rodwell 3,L. Tangas 2, S. Fergus 2, J. Coles, S. Lawry, I. Fridman. Best: C. Feddersen,C. Fidler, S. Lawry, I. Fridman, J. Robertson, L. Holmesby HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN::Goals: R. Ogge 4, D. Quamil 3, D. Lauletta 2, N. Lynch 2, D. Pritchard, J.Shopov, A. Rowell, C. Simpson. Best: J. Shopov, M. Collins, D. Pritchard, L.Clancey, A. McPhie, D. QuamilSSTT MMAARRYY''SS SSAALLEESSIIAANN 2.2 7.5 8.9 10.12 (72)EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK 55..55 66..88 1133..1166 1144..2200 ((110044))SSTT MMSS:: Goals: L. O'Keefe 2, T. McDermott 2, D. Hill 2, B. Gatehouse, S.Oldfield, A. Dwyer, R. Williams. Best: D. West, B. Gatehouse, S. Crilly, L. Kelly,S. Oldfield, A. Dwyer EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK:: Goals: D. Smith 4, D. Bedingfield 3, L.Bedingfield 2, B. Mahony 2, C. Mahony, A. Carratello, L. Simmons. Best: R.Ironmonger, N. Hodskiss, B. Mahony, G. Cameron, P. Walsh, L. Simmons

D3 SECTION RESERVEBBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH 44..55 77..1100 1144..1111 1155..1133 ((110033))HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN 0.0 3.0 5.1 7.4 (46)BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: B. Hunt 7, A. Lee 2, B. Lydster 2, S. Ferguson 2, S. Silka,D. Manning. Best: B. Lydster, B. Zylbersztajn, A. Lee, A. West, B. Hunt, C.Montesano HHAAWWTTHHOORRNN:: Not provided SSTT FFRRAANNCCIISS XXAAVVIIEERR 33..55 1100..1111 1166..1122 2244..1199 ((116633))MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHHOONNSS 2.5 3.5 3.7 3.7 (25)SSFFXX:: Goals: M. Burns 6, R. De Reus 3, R. Pater 3, B. Gargiulo 2, D. Kinder 2,L. Hall, T. Carey, B. Sheers, S. Dullard, S. Burns, S. Kunziak, J. Fletcher, D.Ruddle. Best: M. Burns, R. Pater, R. De Reus, B. Sheers, S. Burns, L. Bennett MMOONNAASSHH GGRRYYPPHH:: Goals: N. Booth 2, H. Vasconcelo. Best: B. Fullerton, A.Clarke, R. Haughton, A. Goutnik, H. Vasconcelo, L. MonfriesSSTT MMAARRYY''SS SSAALLEESSIIAANN 66..33 88..66 1133..1111 1177..1133 ((111155))EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK 0.2 4.6 5.7 8.13 (61)SSTT MMAARRYY''SS SSAALL:: Goals: T. Fairbairn 4, M. Loughnan 4, D. Rajkumar 3, S.Francis 2, S. Logan, C. Weller, T. Chang, T. Ward. Best: D. Rajkumar, C.Sheedy, B. Lillywhite, T. Fairbairn, M. Loughnan, N. Jane EELLSSTTEERRNNWWIICCKK:: Goals: A. Foster 3, E. Alter, J. Biviano, J. Cussen. Best: J.Reimers, M. Spence, E. Alter, N. Aquilina, J. KaicerSSTT JJOOHHNNSS 2.0 4.4 0.1 4.8 (32)PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE 33..44 77..77 44..66 1111..1166 ((8822))SSTT JJOOHHNNSS:: Goals: G. Wilson, S. Peake, N. Weymouth, A. Xavier. Best: N.Pouki, S. Edwards, T. Diaz, A. Penry, J. Harvey, G. Wilson PPOOWWEERR HHOOUUSSEE:: Goals: M. Wallis 5, M. Bull 4, A. Miller, M. Spiliotalopoulos.Best: R. Marshall, R. MacUmber, A. Miller, M. Wallis, M. Spiliotalopoulos, P.BarrettWWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 55..33 66..77 88..88 99..88 ((6622))UUHHSS VVUU 0.3 1.5 1.10 4.11 (35)WWEESSTT BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: J. Barclay 4, S. O'Neill 2, J. Hughes, T. Murphy,A. Favaloro. Best: P. Healey, J. O'Connell, S. Devers, A. McKenzie, A. Vagg,M. Barron UUHHSS VVUU:: Goals: R. Dickson 2, W. Smith, L. Linehan. Best: S. Payne, S.Hower, L. Maguire, M. DeLuise, S. Byrne, A. Flynn

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Senior Assistants: P Higgs/J OʼNeill /A Begg

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I’m not sure when the ‘Wizard’ transported tornadoalley to Melbourne but I am sure I spotted a certainonballer clicking his red boots together and whispering“There’s no place like home. There’s no place likehome…” as we were plagued by yet another blusteryday, albeit in bright sunshine. Whilst we haveexperienced yet another dry winter I am certain we havenever seen one so windy.The match of the round at Kevin Bartlett reservecertainly displayed a final like atmosphere as the Ramslocked horns with the Snakes. With LLuukkee EEvvaannssapplying a vice-like grip to. NNaatthhaann NNuusskkee and JJuussttiinnRRoobbeerrttss converting up forward the Rams bounced outto an early lead in the first quarter. With twelve scoringshots to three Mt Lilydale’s lead could have been evenbigger however accurate foot-skills were at a premiumin the ravenous gale. Richmond duly countered in thesecond, with DDaanniieell PPiikkee consistently clearing the ballfrom the centre and DDeeaann SSuutthheerrllaanndd pushing hardforward to kick a couple. At half time only a solitarygoal separated the two sides. In the third Richmondapplied the clamps to Mt Lilydale, with some dourdefence, and assisted by some poor shooting for goal,managed to restrict the Rams to only two goals and anarrow 16 pt lead. IN the final quarter, despite an earlygoal to the away team, Richmond Central were able tokick some long goals to bridge the gap and sneak aheadat the final bell. KKeevviinn MMaanniissccaallcchhii was a fantastic fourquarter contributor for Mt Lilydale, whilst Snake, RRooooLLiiddddiiee again showed why he is one of the premierwingmen in the competition.South Mornington placed themselves within sniffingdistance of a finals berth in only their second seasonwith a big win over Chadstone. From the first bouncethe Tiger onballers dominated proceedings withMMiicchhaaeell HHeeiibb carrying the ball by a string, and coachSShhaannee MMoottttrraamm providing huge problems for theSynners’ backline. Each quarter the home sideextended their lead despite some strong defensiveefforts by DDaammoonn CCuummiinngg and at the final bell hadrecorded a huge victory. Whilst only Manninghamapparently stands between South and the finals, theywould need to be fully prepared as the Cobras wouldrate themselves a good chance of a home victory andwill steel themselves to shape the finals.At Elgar Park the Cobras kicked first with the breeze,and with youngster CChhrriiss AArrmmaann continuing to displaysome fantastic endeavour, the away side jumped out toan early lead. In the second the Demons duly bouncedback like their AFL counterparts and with DDaann PPeennnnyy

showing some of histrademark skill, managedto claw back the lead. Athalf time the game wasvirtually even and theability to score against thewind was going to prove crucial. In the third CraigIrvine duly responded, and provided the catalyst acrosshalf forward as Box Hill North managed an outstandingsix goals to three into the avaricious gale. DespiteSStteevviiee SShheeaalleess again showing a clean pair of heals,Manningham were unable to edge back into the gameand Box Hill North continued their determined efforts ofthe past couple of weeks, epitomised by CChhrriissLLaanngglleeyy’’ss fantastic defensive efforts.With the Eastern boundary umpire enjoying a quiet dayas the wind pushed the ball to the South-West pocket,JJaammeess SSuuttttoonn showed that there was still some springin his well-worn legs controlling the ruck for theFalcons. Albert Park struck hard early despite a slightwind disadvantage, and quickly established acomfortable lead. JJaassoonn HHaarrkkiinnss was working hard forNorth in defence; however Albert Park were showing theimportant ability to find multiple goal-kickers. In thesecond they extended their lead, and despite some greatfight from the green and gold, continued to increase themargin, albeit slightly, as the match wore on. BackmenOOllllyy WWiinncchheesstteerr and JJuussttiinn KKaannee provided drive for theFalcons who appear to have a lot of depth, and with acouple of players possibly returning next week AlbertPark will be very hard to beat in the finals. BBeenn WWiilllliiaammsswas great for North Brunswick as was competition bestand fairest contender AAddaamm JJeeffffrreeyy.Eley Park managed to hold onto a five goal lead goinginto the last quarter with DDaavviidd BBeennnneetttt and MMiicchhaaeellVViioollaa leading the way. As in quite a few games thisseason the Razorbacks were unable to quite snarevictory as they fought back hard. AAddaamm ‘‘MMiissttyy’’ HHyymmaannworked hard for the home side, as did ex-Dragon Big Vplayer JJiimmmmyy LLeeeess.In a thriller between two closed-lipped sides, Kew justsnuck home at Victoria Park. In a match that wasclosely contested all day, the Bears managed to edgehome to keep themselves in prime position for thirdspot, and to create the possibility of a repeat of thiscontest in the first week of the finals. TTiimm BBaaggnnaall llkicked his fiftieth goal for the year, and the having a keyforward kick a bag of goals was possibly the differenceas Latrobe had a bevy of goal-kickers but only thesolitary multiple goal-kicker in DDeeaann SShheellddrriicckk.


D4 SECTIONby Duncan Palmer


SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNII 1.4 7.10 8.10 13.17 (95)EELLEEYY PPAARRKK 66..44 77..77 1122..1155 1144..1166 ((110000))SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNII:: Not provided EELLEEYY PPAARRKK:: Not provided AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK 44..88 88..1133 1122..1199 1199..2200 ((113344))NNOORRTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 2.0 5.2 8.5 13.7 (85)AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK:: Goals: A. McGill 3, R. Hayes 3, S. Allan 2, N. Dallas 2, G. Ellul 2, R.Baker, S. Bennett, J. Sutton, W. McIndoe, B. Murnane, S. Maunder, T. King. Best:J. Sutton, S. Hayes, R. Hayes, J. Kane, O. Winchester, A. Snowden NNTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK:: Goals: A. Jeffrey 3, C. Twaddle 2, B. Williams 2, P. Soccio 2, S.Hearn, O. Baring, J. Dimarco, L. Dowsett. Best: A. Jeffrey, J. Harkins, B. Williams,T. Geary, T. Leary, N. MyersBBOOXX HHIILLLL NNOORRTTHH 22..33 77..1100 1133..1111 1199..1122 ((112266))MMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM CCOOBBRRAASS 7.5 8.7 11.10 12.12 (84)BBOOXX HHIILLLL NNTTHH:: Goals: D. Penny 5, J. Tambakis 5, A. Odza 2, L. Desmond 2, M.Durham 2, R. Ball, C. Riscalla, S. Irvine. Best: C. Riscalla, J. Tambakis, R. Ball, D.Penny, W. McKenzie, S. Irvine MMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM:: Goals: T. Fradkin 3, S. Sheales 3, N. Polites 2, A. Vincitorio 2, C.Terpsinis, R. Mundy. Best: C. Arman, R. Daley, W. De Vercelli, D. Edebohls, S.Sheales, D. TrinchiSSOOUUTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN 88..77 1144..99 1199..1122 3300..2200 ((220000))CCHHAADDSSTTOONNEE 0.3 2.7 4.7 4.8 (32)SSTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN:: Goals: S. Mottram 6, M. Heib 5, K. Debernardi 4, N. Wood 4,M. Foon 3, G. Ryan 2, M. Wilkinson 2, B. Price, A. Gogoll, B. Williams, R.McConville Brain. Best: G. Ryan, M. Heib, S. Kemp, M. Foon, L. Devlin, N. Wood CCHHAADDSSTTOONNEE:: Goals: I. Bingham 2, D. Paolone, W. Gammal. Best: D. Cuming, R.Tanner, K. Conrau, D. Allsopp, D. Richardson, C. HaleRRIICCHHMMOONNDD CCEENNTTRRAALL 22..11 77..66 88..77 1133..1144 ((9922))MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE 6.6 8.6 10.11 12.11 (83)RRIICCHHMMOONNDD:: Goals: C. Busby 3, M. Whelan 2, R. Carpenter 2, D. Pike, N. Nuske, A.Fiske, D. Blythe, D. Sutherland, J. Egan. Best: S. O'Connor, M. Whelan, M. O'Dwyer,R. Carpenter, D. Pike, R. Liddie MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE:: Goals: A. Stewart 3, J. Roberts 2, J. Pulkka 2, s. hickey 2, K.Maniscalchi, F. Varga, A. Violi. Best: D. Cerra, C. Gibson, K. Maniscalchi, J. Roberts,T. Vanstrijp, J. PulkkaKKEEWW 22..22 99..55 1100..77 1122..1133 ((8855))LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNII 4.5 7.6 10.12 11.14 (80)KKEEWW:: Goals: T. Bagnall 6, H. McDermott 2, B. Woodhouse 2, C. Watts, J.Koschitzke. Best: G. Bell, J. Fultheim, A. Hawking, D. Mutton, T. Bagnall, B.Woodhouse LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNII:: Goals: D. Sheldrick 2, S. Adamthwaite, T. Ludeman, G. Ganino, X.Shiels, J. Conheady, L. Coffey, A. Ross, S. Patten, L. McCormack. Best: J. McLean,B. Van Ooi, J. Conheady, P. McCormack, D. McMaster, X. Shiels

D4 SECTION RESERVEKKEEWW 55..44 99..66 1155..77 1188..77 ((111155))LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNII 5.1 8.7 9.9 11.10 (76)KKEEWW:: Goals: M. Matheson 4, J. Hoseason 4, C. Robinson 3, M. Glenn 2, B. Roberts2, G. Crimmins, A. Makris, M. Ross. Best: P. Donaldson, B. Roberts, M. Ross, L.Martin, D. Abbott, M. Matheson LA TROBE UNI: Details not received. SSOOUUTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN 66..00 88..66 1122..88 1188..1144 ((112222))CCHHAADDSSTTOONNEE 2.4 8.5 14.7 14.8 (92)SSTTHH MMOORRNNIINNGGTTOONN:: Goals: B. Anderson 4, L. Jackson 3, G. Pullen 3, B. Wilson 2,D. Barron, M. McGreal, N. Williams, M. O'Brien, G. Young, M. McEvoy. Best: G.Pullen, G. Young, C. Muczynski, M. McGreal, B. Anderson, L. Middleton CCHHAADDSSTTOONNEE:: Goals: G. Dean 4, I. Bingham 3, T. Zaharopoulos 2, M. Glenister, F.George, M. McCormack, S. Clement, S. George. Best: C. Franes, A. Sekula, S.George, S. Clement, G. Dean, I. Bingham.RRIICCHHMMOONNDD CCEENNTTRRAALL 3.2 5.2 8.2 8.4 (52)MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE 11..11 66..44 99..44 1133..1100 ((8888))RRIICCHHMMOONNDD:: Not provided MMTT LLIILLYYDDAALLEE:: Goals: S. Roberts 3, A. Rodwell 2, H.McKenzie 2, m. hampton 2, R. McKenzie, T. Wall, L. Nally, M. Bass. Best: H.McKenzie, N. Bast, M. Bass, T. Wall, l. powell, M. GeeSSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNII 3.4 4.7 6.8 7.8 (50)EELLEEYY PPAARRKK 11..22 44..55 55..66 99..1122 ((6666))SSWWIINNBBUURRNNEE UUNNII:: Not provided EELLEEYY PPAARRKK:: Goals: M. MacTaggart 3, J. Brown 2,A. Curphey 2, D. Smith, S. Wolokh. Best: H. Priest, A. Curphey, J. Dean, J. Nelson,M. MacTaggart, A. QuantrellAALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK 11..66 55..88 88..1111 99..1122 ((6666))NNOORRTTHH BBRRUUNNSSWWIICCKK 2.1 4.3 4.6 6.7 (43)AALLBBEERRTT PPAARRKK:: Goals: M. Lawford 3, B. Payne 2, J. Ward, K. Begbie, Z. Sawyer, D.Cato. Best: P. Smith, J. Ward, J. Hannett, A. Bouras, T. Shannon, K. Begbie NTH BRUNSWICK: Goals: B. Robertson 2, J. Boudoloh, J. Comley, S. Weda, A.Waters. Best: J. Comley, D. Pizzari, B. Robertson, S. Miller, A. Waters, J. RussellBBOOXX HHIILLLL NNOORRTTHH 2.1 5.5 7.8 10.10 (70)MMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM CCOOBBRRAASS 55..22 66..22 99..44 1111..77 ((7733))BBOOXX HHIILLLL NNTTHH:: Goals: D. Dovaston 4, G. Cavallo, R. Charlton, T. Manno, T. Ellis, J.Irish, N. Crossan. Best: J. Irish, T. Manno, D. Dovaston, N. Crossan, G. Robinson,G. Tiley MMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM:: Goals: T. Moore 7, A. Foskett 2, R. Rodrigues, M. Muller. Best: T.Moore, N. Lykopandis, C. Sheehan, A. McDill, M. Muller, R. Rodrigues.

TODAY’S D4 MATCHESLA TROBE UNI v SWINBURNE UNIMANNINGHAM v STH MORNINGTONMT LILYDALE v ALBERT PARKCHADSTONE v RICHMONDELEY PARK v BOX HILL NTH

NTH BRUNSWICK v KEW

RROOUUNNDD 1188 PPRREEVVIIEEWWSSMMaattcchh ooff tthhee RRoouunnddMMtt LLiillyyddaallee vv AAllbbeerrtt PPaarrkkThe Rams will have one last dip at playing finals bythrowing everything at Albert Park. JJuussttiinn RRoobbeerrttss is infine form, as are the Rams on-ball division and a homevictory in not inconceivable. The Falcons however arehard to fault, and with top spot still on the line, will bedifficult to shake. I think AAllbbeerrtt PPaarrkk will be victoriousby 88 ppooiinnttss..MMaannnniinngghhaamm vv SSoouutthh MMoorrnniinnggttoonnManningham will be keen to upset the Tigers’ finalsplans, and WWaarrwwiicckk ‘‘BBaannggeerrss’’ DDee VVeerrcceellllii will attemptto dash the Southerners hopes with more of his bone-shattering runs. SSoouutthh will come out fired up howeverand just hold the edge by 77 ppooiinnttss.NNtthh BBrruunnsswwiicckk vv KKeewwKew cannot afford to relax after last week or they willfind themselves in a sudden death final, in two weeks.North at home will be hard to roll, but with more to playfor the BBeeaarrss should sneak home by 99 ppooiinnttss.CChhaaddssttoonnee vv RRiicchhmmoonndd CCeennttrraallUnfortunately for the Synners the Snakes will attempt tobridge the percentage gap between KKeeww and themselvesand will record a large victory by 8888 ppttss.LLaattrroobbee UUnniivveerrssiittyy vv SSwwiinnbbuurrnnee UUnnii In the battle of the academics, Latrobe will enjoy thereturn to the expanses of their home ground and run thelegs of the Razorbacks; LLaaTTrroobbee Uni by 3344 ppooiinnttss..EElleeyy PPaarrkk vv BBooxx HHiillll NNoorrtthh With a great local derby to finish the season, tworelatively inform sides will attempt to finish on a high. Iam going to have one last attempt at tipping a ddrraawwbetween two evenly matched units.RReesseerrvveess:: MMTTLL,, SSMM,, NNBB,, EEPP,, LLTTUU and RRCC to bevictorious in the reserves this week.

Please submit reports by midday Monday toddeeeejjaayyppaallmmeerr@@bbiiggppoonndd..ccoomm please keep those teamof the year nominations coming in. It would be nice toreceive some from all clubs.

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SOUTH BEACHSCREEN PRINTING


D4 SECTIONALBERT PARKCoach: Nathan Dallas

Res Coach: Paul Shoppee

BOX HILL NORTH Coach: Mark Hood

Assist. Coaches: JamesMcKernan

Reserves: John Gallagher

CHADSTONECoach: Tony PsinasAsst: Ian BinghamRes Coach:

Theo Zaharopoulos

1. B. Hansen2. D. Lyne3. R. Baker4. S. Allen5. N. Dallas6. A. Moelands7. S. Venables8. N. Mclennan9. M. Hyams10. N. Mann11. Z. Sawyer12. Z. Roberts13. B. Payne14. S. Maunder15. G. Coyle16. J. Marshall17. S. Bennett18. G. Ellul19. N. Cain20. M. Kriesfield21. P. Shoppee22. A. Waycott23. A. Snowden24. O. Winchester25. J. Wier26. B. Little27. W. McIndoe28. M. Lawford29. T. Shannon30. K. Begbie31. S. McGuire31. J. Holz32. J. Walton33. D. McManus34. T. Houston35. S. Toth36. S. Adams37. T. King38. B. Cornish39. J. Hannett39. J. Ward40. A. Clements41. A. Bouras42. J. Kane43. K. Tiller44. A. Nicol45. B. Keegan46. S. Bridger48. T. Tiller49. D. Cato50. D. Steer51. M. Brown52. N. Pearson53. N. McGill54. T. Wilson55. D. Quinlan56. G. Wakefield 57. J. Sutton58. S. Lundgren60. L. Brown61. L. Baird62. A. Milankovic63. P. O'keefe64. C. Deed65. J. Ward66. L. Cann67. S. Hayes68. B. Eramo69. T. LaFranchi70. B. Ballsillie71. T. Radomski 72. S. Robinson73. Luke Brien74. T. Toner75. D. McNally 77. D. Keegan78. T. Saunders80. A. McGill82. A. Johnstone 88. J. Yates90. K. Nogeire97. J. Lampard99. B. Murnane

ELEY PARKSHARKS

Coach: Ken SchwabRes Coach: David Versteegen

1. M. Viola (VC)2. D. Bennett2. J. Flower3. D. McCabe4. B. Jackson5. T. Houlden6. D. Smith7. D. Bowen7. J. Thomas8. T. Kaye9. C. Jolly10. M. Robinson11. C. Cresswell (C)12. J. Alexandridis13. J. Nelson14. M. Marsiglio15. B. Sahlstrom16. D. Viola16. A. Germa no17. T. Silvers18. I. Gridchin19. D. Ratcliffe20. J Hook21. D. Crawford22. L. Jolly23. C. Brown24. M. Keown25. S. Bugeja26. C. Smith27. J. Dean28. M. MacTaggart29. B. Quinn30. S. Kennedy31. M. Dupljanin32. S. Wolokh33. T. Fennell34. W. Dalmau35. T. Dingeldei36. J. Priest37. J. Beasley38. M. Dunn39. D. Pumpa40. P. Harris41. G. Toddun42. K. OʼBrien43. K. Lindsay44. J. Dalmau45. A. Rock46. J. Oliver47. J. King48. R. Martyn49. J. Brown50. B. Kenyon51. M. Payne52. D. Cowling53. M. McGrath54. S. Brachman55. A. Curphey56. J. Brooke57. A. Pillay58. T. Kinsella59. L. White60. J. Newmarch61. A. Carbott62. D. Beasley63. D. Smith64. D. Sebire65. M. Jackson66. S. Considine67. M. Caddy68. J. Keridz69. S. Jackson70. T. Scholtes73. S. Coker83. B. Schaeche

1. J.Howarth2. C.Riscalla 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 16. W.Drew17. G.Cavallo18. C.Plunkett19. T.Langley20. K.Oldifeld21. M.OʼBrien22. A.Steele23. D.Penny (C)24. P.Doyle25. L.Desmond25 P.Kotsaridis26. R.Ball28. M.Pinder29. G.Robinson30. B.Olson31. D.Olson32. I.Oldfield33. M.Bell34. J.Irish35. C.Liston36. J.Vagias37. R.Charlton38. J.Williamson39 J.Tambakis40 S.Irvine 41 P.Currie42 S.Smith43 R.Doyle44 C.Oakley45 S.Harrison 46 M.Hood47 A.Andrews49 T.Ellis 50 C.Irvine52 S.Dʼarcy53 D.Kirwan54 L.Van den Akker55 J.Pratt56 N.Crossan57 W.Mason58 S.DʼAltera

(retired number)59 N.Cox60 N.Benbow61 M.Halbert62 A.Pritchard63 S.Lacey64 R.Irish65 W.McKenzie66 R.Freeman67 J.King69 B.Pearce70 H.Gist71 A.Blake72 R.Campbell76 M.Lacey77 P.Domaingue78 S.Van den Akker80 S.Evans82 D.Dovaston87 G.Tiley89 S.Yalamanchili90 P.Comer91 G.Pryor94 P.Quirk

1. E Freeman (VC)2. I Bingham 3. K Conrau 4. M Glenister5. G Clement6. B Williamson7. A Burns7. A Clements8. R Bennett (C)9. J. Moyle 10. D Bourke11. D. Bibby12. B Miller13. S Miller13. D Barry-

MacAulay14. S OʼBoyle15. A Sparks17. W Gammal18. R. Quilford18. J Lawes19. T Gammal20. D Cuming21. D Palone22. B Thomas23. A Davis24. D Flynn25. G Dean26. R. Tanner (VC)27. M Leplaa28. A Sekula29. R Flanagan30. M Cole32. L Hannemann33. T Bartholomew 35. S George 37. M Christiansen38. F George (VC)39. D Hallisey 41. P Agnello42. D Lang44. T Zaharopoulos45. C Franes46. B Stewart48. J Britten49. A Ryan51. S Clement52. A Winstanley53. T Wilson54. A Carthew55. M Kelly56. N Pearce58. D Allsopp59. D Irvine

KEW AFCCoach: George Lattouf

Res. Coach: Corey Wilson

2 C. Wilson3 P.Tasker4 S. Duke5 J. Koschitzke6 N. Tinetti (C)7 G. Bell8 B. Davie9 C. Robinson10 B. Cullen11 B. Woodhouse12 L. Phipps13 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 (VC)29 A. Boyd30 G. Ortlipp31 D. Abbot32 P. Haddad33 S. Ryan34 S. Collins35 H. Thorp (VC)36 T. Wang37 T. Anderson39 P. Donaldson40 B. Phillips41 B. Naughton42 S. Norman43 M. Chivers (RC)44 J. Tong45 G. Evans46 B. Roberts47 J. Sabien48 D. Wilson49 J. Dessent50 L. King51 T. Ellis52 D. Berry53 M. Matheson55 M. Cummins56 J. Ziemer57 L. Wilson58 D. Drum59 D. Perry60 B. Rice61 M. Glenn62 P. Rees63 M. Ross65 L. Martin66 B. McGrane70 T. Frith

LA TROBE UNICoach: Dean Sheldrick

Assts: Danny Edmunds, DavidHuffer, Andrew Sutherland ResCoach: Theo Staios Res Assts:

Cable Sage, Cam Black1. M. Gardner2. J. McLean3. C. Sage4. T. Mulholland5. S. Adamthwaite6. J. Conheady7. D. McMaster (VC)8. B. Van Ooi9. M. Steele10. J. Lee11. J. Elliot12. T. Henderson13. T. Ludeman14. S. Patten15. J. Micallef16. L. McFadzean17. A. Ross18. G. Bence19. A. Tully20. S. Bell21. L. McCormack22. D. Farrell23. D. Conheady24. S. Skelton25. L. Coffey26. P. McCormack27. J. Stow28. K. Donovan29. X. Shiels30. P. Russell31. A. Gil32. J. Mercuri33. D. Edwards34. M. Vella35. N. Johns36. G. Ganino37. K. Taylor38. J. Mildren39. M. Yang40. A. Mann41. M. Correnti42. B. Vagg43. D. Sheldrick44. R. Dare45. P. Clancy46. B. Westaway47. C. Body48. J. Sherriff49. A. Kelly50. J. McGuiness53. B. Strezbonski54. A. Hughes56. K. Jeffrey63. S. Marchitto70. J. Dumaresq83. A. Knight


D4 SECTIONNORTH BRUNSWICK

Coach: J. DʼAngeloRes Coach: J. Briffa

RICHMONDCENTRAL

Coach: P. McBreartyRes Coach: S. Lake

1 N Polites2 T Orwin3 S Sheales4 N Cartledge5 M Mann6 J Laurence7 W De Vercelli8 N Molner8b T Mazzarella9 R Daley10 A Gencerelli11 T Young12 P Whitehouse13 C Arman14 T Fradkin15 J Trinchi16 D Trinchi17 T Conn18 SDudley19 C Sheehan20 P Vaughan21 N Lykopandis22 J Daniels23 M Colletti24 W Travers25 T Moore26 N Ritchie27 T Komisars28 A Foskett29 R Sheehan30 B Cookson31 P Christou32 A McDill33 ACook34 M D'Angelo35 D Edebohls35b M Unwin36 P Dall'oglio37 J Paatsch38 L Mason39 R Mundy40 L Fisher41 S Richardson41b M Houston42 AVincitorio43 C Baird44 B Komisars45 R Giles46 J Lewis47 D Speedie48 J Fidogiannis52 M O'Bree53 R Rodrigues56 L Crosby61 C Batt66 G Batchelder70 J Biazzo71 J Stewart72 M Muller73 A Taha75 E Aydogdo76 C Terpsinis

1 D Johnson2 J Roberts3 F Varga4 J Paull5 G Finkemeyer6 A Rodwell7 M Rhodes8 T Vanstrijp9 P Ward10 J Talbot11 C Gibson12 M Bywater13 K Paproth14 A Zinghini15 S Hickey16 R McKenzie17 T Wall18 R Black19 G Bywater20 K Bast21 C Ward22 L Nally23 N Hooke24 D Cerra25 J Lynch26 H Moyes27 J Pulkka28 M Pullka29 A Delahunt30 D Finkemeyer31 S Hawker32 P Carolan33 L Evans34 L Hickey35 R Strony36 D Kelly37 H McKenzie38 B Andrews39 S Roberts40 J Nally41 N Bast42 M Bass43 J Ozols44 J Doig45 J Black46 D Leaumont47 B Keen48 M Holland49 R Ouk50 M Gee51 L Powell52 M Sketcher53 M Hampton54 C Keen55 R Rantal56 G Sweeten57 A Violi58 G Matthews59 J North62 J Charles65 M Peisley

SOUTHMORNINGTONCoach: S. Mottram

Res Coach: D Crosswell

SWINBURN UNICoach: C. DellʼOllio

1. K. Shaw2. D. Adams3. C. Twaddle4. M. Sorleto5. J. Comley6. A. Jeffrey7. S. Famulari8. D. Rowlands9. L. Dowsett10. A. Mountney11. J. Boudoloh12. S. Hearn13. E. Caporimmo14. A. Husband15. C. Hall 16. D. Manoukian17. M. Saliba18. J. Harkins19. L. Spano20. D. Briffa21. R. Santacroe22. J. Freeman23. J. Ford24. M. Makdessi25. S. Weda26. S. Keenan27. V. McErlain28. T. Ackland29. J. Wolter30. A. Waters31. S. Adair32. B. Robertson33. N. Ackland34. T. Geary35. R. Dowsett36. D. Allan37. Ja. Dimarco38. S. Miller39. S. Bennett40. N. Myers41. T. Leary42. B. Williams43. N. Alsop44. O. Baring45. D. Ashka46. M. Rosser47. D. Makdesi48. B. Dancer49. K. Linton50. A. Makdessi51. W. Armour52. C. Tsonis53. A. Cooper54. C. Reaby55. W. Lay57. A. Fleming58. A. Makuracha59. J. Russell60. B. Lim61. J. Gallagher62. J. Saliba63. H. Myers68. S. Keenan70. P. Soccio

1 A. Fiske2 C. Busby3 S. Collins3 B. Glass4 D. Andrew (DVC)5 S. OʼConnor (DVC)6 N. Camilleri7 R. Liddle8 D. Speakman (C)9 T. Wallace

10 A. Zuccaro11 S. Lake12 S. Harmor (RC)13 P. Sofo14 C. Crough (VC)15 G. Andrew16 D. Pike17 J. Egan18 B. Jenkins19 A. OʼConnor19 C. Quay20 C. Fehring21 M. OʼDwyer22 A. Buchanan23 S. Hibbins24 A. Dagge25 A. Read26 M. Matthews27 N. Nuske28 J. Matheson29 T. Stow30 K. van Maanen31 RETIRED32 B. Zelencich33 D. Sutherland34 P. Poonasamy35 R. Carpenter36 N. Rose37 D. Green38 T. Close39 C. Coats40 N. Malik41 D. Young42 D. Blythe43 A. Pruscino44 D. Bennett45 M. Whelan46 C. McCluskey48 B. Needham50 T. Bakos53 B. Browne54 L. Jamieson (VC)55 D. Cloney56 M. Hedrich58 M. Farley59 M. Nicolosi60 B. Dagge61 T. Bakos62 G. Leyland64 J. Miragaya65 D. Ryding66 T. Woodberry67 N. Doble68 A. Paterson70 K. Trotter76 J. Carter78 B. Dwyer82 R. Trotter

1 L. Dalton2 N. Moran3 M.Hodgson4 A. Hyman (C)5 T. Yaman6 S. Hutchins6 J. Nardino7 A. Graeber8 J. Carroll9 L. Morrison10 Z. Scrace11 R. Hurst12 J. Ryan13 J. Coy14 R. Goode15 T. Kitchen16 N. Fiddelaers17 C. Fischer18 P. Hough (Res C)19 B. McKenzie21 S. Ashton22 D. Beatie23 A. Chung25 Z. Kardachi26 L. McManus27 A. Diwell29 J. Lees30 T. Kennedy31 M. Westland32 D. Hassabella33 M. Manning34 M. Ferguson35 M. Saulys36 B. Fleisner39 B. Prior40 L. Lathouras41 C. McKern43 N. Blyth44 M. Spicer45 G. Brown46 A. Collins47 G. Bennett49 T. Carr50 S. Duncan52 A. Conn54 A. Lear55 M. Moore56 R. Mills57 C. O'Keefe58 D. Bolton64 P. Hildabrand65 T. Hausler69 S. Colless99 B. Cairns

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1 L. Devlin2 M. Heib3 M. McGreal4 B. Price (VC)5 S. Mottram6 J. Dowsett7 L. Hockey8 R. Hines10 T. Noonan11 M. King13 M. Hanna14 J. Morrissey15 R. McConville Brain16 S. Wright (VC)18 G. Ryan (C)19 S. Kemp20 M. De Paauw21 C. O'Brien 22 K. Debernardi23 S. Smith (DVC)25 J. Dickson27 J. Fitts28 D. Hogan29 N. Green30 A. Goggol31 M. Wilkinson32 G. Pullen33 J. Connelly34 M. McEvoy35 M. Birchall36 N. Williams37 B. Scarpella38 R. Perks39 C. Benton40 B. Williams41 B. Dowling42 N. Wood43 K. Woodruff44 L. McKinlay46 L. Fitzsimmons47 B. Anderson48 S. Pope50 T. Whitbourne51 L. Middleton52 M. Foon53 B. Wilson54 M. Kelly55 R. Wilson56 D. Justin57 M. Benton59 L. Jackson60 D. Baron61 M. Wilson62 G. Young63 M. Blackmore65 C. Cowan66 C. Muczynski67 A. McGregor

St Bedes lad yet another loss.Therry have improved over thelast few weeks and have hadsome hard fought deserved winsto their tally. Better players for Therry were Cauchi andDojcsak with the Tigers well supported by Baird and Hodges.

TThhiiss WWeeeekk::UUHHSS//FFlleemm vv OOlldd CCaammbbeerrwweell ll:: A must win for UHS. Should bestrong enough here but it depends on what sort of sideCamberwell decide to play. UHS by 17 points.OOaakklleeiigghh vv SStt BBeerrnnaarrddss:: Oakleigh to be too strong. Oaks by34 points.TThheerrrryy PPeennoollaa vv NNoorrtthheerrnn BBuullllaannttss:: Bullants to bounce backto the tune of ten goals.SStt BBeeddeess//MMeennttoonnee TTiiggeerrss vv SStt MMaarryyss//SSaalleessiiaann:: A Tigers winwould most likely ensure a top four finish with a superiorpercentage getting them over the line. Saints have a goodrecord against them and will looking to finish on a strongnote. Tigers by 12 points.------------------------------------------------------------------------It is getting close to that time of the year for the U18 Team ofthe year side to be announced. Please send through anynominations to me.

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Coach: Howard MitchellST BEDES / MENTONE

TIGERS Coach: Greg Foot-Connolly

4 S. Ary7 C. Roggero 15 N. Seeber31 G. Bramich 32 P. Cortazzo34 W. Green35 B. Hodges36 D. Foot-Connolly 37 T. Robertson38 T. Demacedo39 L. Murphy40 J. Patounas41 M. Locco42 T. Bruce43 D. Sokoloff44 A. Moro45 S. Hyland46 P. McMahon 47 M. Gengaroli48 M. Goodman 49 J. Wilson50 J. Baird52 J. Bedford54 J. McDevitt 57 W. Schubert62 N. Munday63 L. Barnhoorn63 R. Connell 64 L. Cuthbert

3 D. Kavanagh9 A. Neal14 L. Neal15 J. Cribbin20 M. Pratt26 M. Soccio31 S. Jones33 J. White34 M. Sweeney35 L. Sullivan37 M. Kelly38 M. Karabidian39 A. Mohamoud40 T. Sullivan43 M. Kavanagh44 J. Molony45 J. D'Souza46 D. Monello52 C. Torpy55 Z. Blowes56 A. Corsetti59 L. Bevanda60 A. Helenius

7 M. Jones8 B. Ratcliffe9 N. Ratcliffe11 T. Gumley12 D. Mckibbin16 M. Gough18 C. Bryceson24 D. Ractliffe27 J. Molloy28 J. Hay30 M. Heard31 H. Cox32 A. Ractliffe34 M. Lyons37 J. Curran38 B. Campisi42 M. Trimble43 J. Mcmahon44 A. Dojcsak46 L. Lentini49 L. Mcnamara55 D. Leroy59 L. Vassallo

1 Kershaw T2 Rowland N 3 Moore C4 Cheesman W5 Issa Maki 6 Burman A7 Russell B8 Issa Mirah9 Pranata M 10 Allen L11 Salew S12 Papagiannis A 13 St Clair L14 Pinto N15 Irving D16 Henry J17 Saill J18 Potroz B 19 Coombe E 20 Asir Hasan21 Bourke M22 Valentine H23 Musa A24 Kebebe N25 Everist H26 Asir Hakan27 Herasan A28 Jap K34 Habel L73 Ahmed Awed H 75 Free H

UHS VU-FLEMINGTON Coach: K Kershaw

1. L Morin2. T Scoot3. S Hurley4. Z Thiessens5. N Seel6. J Pappon7. S Corfe8. B Quinn9. T Costigan10. J Olsen11. P Tsoucalas12. C Mercuri13. A Matthieson14. M Catalla15. J Wines16. G Smith-Steane17. D Sutton18. C Lavery19. J Hunt20. D Tunik21. R Jetta22. S Stamos23. M Maraventano24. D Mercuri25. J Williams26. D Ruddy27. J Paola28. A Valentini29. S Wines30. D Shipsides31. J. Doran32. D. Crimmins33. G. Irons

THERRY PENOLACoach: S. Gumley

1 S Bennett2 A Benson3 J Le Cerf3 S Romanin4 A Goldblatt5 D LaFontaine6 S Harris 7 B Dean8 R Gill9 R Deev

10 J Way11 J Edwards12 N Ross 13 M Pandelis14 R Dureau15 J Kennedy16 S Killworth 16 G Smith17 J Morand17 P Bennett18 J Kennedy19 P Birtles 20 N Gatt-Rutter21 B Lord22 S Sharp 23 M Price24 J Sharp25 M Cooney26 L Bissett27 J Syslo 28 A Lattuada

29 S Riley30 O Dickson31 N Latsas32 J Opʼt Hoog33 M Boyall 36 N Searles37 R Penn-Tonkin38 H Brown39 J Robinson40 S Barry42 J Young43 B Hart44 J Frattin49 D Mitchell50 E Whitehouse52 E Trchala53 L Shepherd

D EramoS FlanaganT HudsonM MandijanT MiriklisJ MulingS NeedhamH O'FarrellA ProphetJ RossT SigalasN TenaceA Tsindos

NORTHERN BULLANTSCoach: S. Galofaro

1. S. Clarkson2. D. Miller3. S. Calcedo4. B. Wilson6. B. Whelan7. G. Dellaportas8. J. Gatto9. G. Warton10. D. Calcedo11. J. Dalton12. J. Thomson13. J. DalSanto14. L. Winter15 K. Moustafa16. E. Cole17. T. Beames18. D. Sutton19. T. Yilmaz20. C. Viola21. J. Simcoe23. D. Le24. M. Ferma25. D. Vozinidis26. J. Santa Maria

27. D. Temple29. P. David35. D. Wakim39. D. Kynigopoulos52. Z. Watkins

1 C. Docker (C)2 T. Crane3 N. Dunn4 S. Gatehouse5 M. Boffa6 L. Hawkins7 T. Hams8 Z. Kitchen9 D. West10 M. Kitchen11 A. Gilmour12 A. Jacks13 N. Lees14 T. Flavel15 J. Moran17 J. Evans20 D. Nelson 21 E. Toms25 A. Bombas27 M. Adam28 K. McKay29 M. Opʼt Hoog 30 B. Warren 32 L. Ruthven36 S. Bartley37 M. Bird38 J. Capuano39 M. Chrisodoulou45 T. Phillips46 J. Lindsay

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JJooeeyy’’ss JJaarrggoonnThe Krushers have firmed into solid favouritism after a stronglast quarter signifying they’re the main player. You would feelthat the Oaks v Bullants Grand Final quinella is the shortpriced favourite but finals as they normally do throw up someextra pressure and anything can be expected although thesetwo sides have been the best all year and deserve their place.But there is still one round to go and two sides vying for onespot in the four. Also, I tipped zero of four this week, why theVAFA intrust me with this job I’m not sure…..

LLaasstt RRoouunndd::SStt BBeerrnnaarrddss vv UUHHSS // FFlleemm:: In a low scoring affair, St Bernardsdefeated UHS to gain some momentum coming into finalsand put some pressure on the ultra consistent UHS lads.Jones was the difference it seemed for the snow dogs kicking3 goals in a best on ground performance. The St Bernardsboys have hit their straps at the right time that is for sure.Better players for UHS were Everist and Coombe who we havebecome accustomed too.

NNoorrtthheerrnn BBuullllaannttss vv OOaakklleeiigghh:: Well match of the round wasup and going until the last change but after that it was allOakleigh as they put the foot down to pull away to win by acool 49 points and more importantly for them continue to flextheir muscle. Pappon and Scott were up to their old tricks asper usual with the Krushers forwards making the most of theiropportunities. For the Bullants it was Simcoe and Beamesleading from the front.

OOlldd CCaammbbeerrwweellll vv SStt MMaarryyss // SSaalleessiiaann:: Camberwell chuckedin some Under 19s players and smashed the saints to thetune of 125 points. With Jos Op’t Hoog kicking 8 large ones,brother Mitch on the opposing side could only watch on as helead the charge for the Victors. Harris and Penn – Tonkin werein amongst it for Camberwell, and for the Saints it wasBatchler and Bartley who tried hard.SStt BBeeddeess // MMeennttoonnee TTiiggeerrss vv TThheerrrryy PPeennoollaa:: Therry made ahabit of beating the Tigers with a 3 point victory handing the

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SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS 11..11 22..66 33..77 88..88 ((5566))UUHHSS VVUU//FFLLEEMMIINNGGTTOONN 1.0 1.0 3.4 3.5 (23)SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS:: Goals: S. Jones 3, Z. Blowes, B. Cooper, J. Saundry, I. Madden,J. Carroll. Best: S. Jones, S. Caven, H. Overman, J. Saundry, T. Sullivan, M.Kavanagh UUHHSS VVUU//FFLLEEMM:: Goals: T. Kershaw, S. McSweeney, H. Everist. Best: H.Everist, E. Coombe, J. Saill (Margariti), P. Saggers, D. Irving, C. MooreNNOORRTTHHEERRNN BBUULLLLAANNTTSS 2.6 3.6 7.7 7.8 (50)OOAAKKLLEEIIGGHH 11..11 66..33 99..33 1155..99 ((9999))NNOORRTTHHEERRNN BBUULLLLAANNTTSS:: Goals: B. Wilson 2, J. Simcoe 2, J. Gatto, D. Wakim, D.Sutton. Best: J. Simcoe, T. Beames, J. Dal Santo, J. Thompson, L. Winter, B.Wilson OOAAKKLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: P. Tsoucalas 5, T. Costigan 4, R. Jetta 2, G. SmithSteane, T. Scott, N. Seel, J. Pappon. Best: J. Pappon, T. Scott, B. Hogan, S. Corfe,A. Valentini, Z. Thiessens.SSTT BBEEDDEESS//MMEENNTTOONNEE TTIIGGEERRSS 1.1 3.3 5.5 9.7 (61)TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 44..00 55..22 88..44 1100..55 ((6655))SSBBMMTT:: Goals: M. Goodman 2, L. Murphy 2, P. McMahon 2, T. Robertson, S.Hyland, P. Cortazzo. Best: J. Baird, B. Hodges, J. Patounas, P. McMahon, S. Ary,P. Cortazzo TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: L. Vassallo 2, M. Lyons 2, M. Gough, B.Ratcliffe, L. Lentini, M. Trimble, T. Gumley, M. McCrae. Best: N. Cauchi, A. Dojcsak, M. McCrae, D. McKibbin, J. Molloy, B. RatcliffeOOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL 44..33 1111..99 1144..1111 2233..1144 ((115522))SSTT MMAARRYY''SS SSAALLEESSIIAANN 1.3 1.3 3.3 4.3 (27)OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL:: Goals: J. Op 't Hoog 8, D. Mitchell 3, N. Tenace 3, B. Lord 2,E. O'Donnell 2, J. Edwards, A. Lattuada, S. Bennett, J. Robinson, S. Riley. Best: S.Harris, R. Penn Tonkin, J. Edwards, J. Op 't Hoog, D. Mitchell, N. Tenace SSTT MMAARRYY''SS SSAALLEESSIIAANN:: Goals: S. Bartley 2, A. Bombos, S. Batchler. Best: S.Batchler, S. Bartley, M. Op't Hoog, M. Bird, N. Lees, K. Reynolds

The Eagles continued their lateseason run taking care of nextdoor neighbours Old Trinity to thetune of 14 goals. Running with nobench Old Trinity were in the gameearly but had the goal radarslightly off and unfortunately whilethey were scoring behindsMarcellin were kicking straight andafter quarter time could no longercontain The Eagles who poweredaway with the win. Best for OTwere Nick Birrell and ThomasFogarty while for Marcellin DanMcMahon with 9 goals was thestandout Premier player of theround.A rare Sunday fixture saw De La Salle (Blues) travel toMelbourne Uni to take on Uni Blacks in what wasexpected to be a one sided affair. Conditions weren’t greatfor clean, free flowing footy and both teams struggled toput the score on the board. The resulting slog went theway of De La with Kieran Ellis and Aiden Orr-O’Farrellamongst the votes for the Blue and Gold. ZacharyO’Connor from Uni Blacks rounds out my all Irish bestplayer report getting plenty of the pill on a dirty day forthe Uni side.

With the final four settled unless Xavs and Beaumarisboth win by 20+ goals (won’t happen) our attention turnsto the lower rungs. Rumor abounds that yet anothershake up of the U19 divisions is coming but for now I’lltreat it as the normal 2 down 2 up scenario meaning OldTrinity will drop with either Marcellin or Rupertswood tofollow.The Eagles take on De La Salle (Blues) with De La to winby 6 goals meaning the game at Rupertswood betweenRupo and St Bedes Mentone Tigers is the match de jour.The Tigers showed glimpses of what could have been lastweek against Xavs and won’t go away without a fightwhile Rupo have no choice but to win. This will be acracker with the road trip taking it’s toll on The Tiges andThe Woodsman to survive in Premier another year. Rupoby 2 goals.Xavs over Blues by a goal or two.Old Scotch by 5 goals against Beauy.Old Trinity to say ciao to premier with a 2 goal win.Please send your Team of the Year nominations torroossss2266@@iiiinneett..nneett..aauu The side will appear in the GFedition of this article.

UUNNDDEERR 1199 PPRREEMMIIEERRYou had to feel sorry for Dino; drawing the early game ina SBMT Vs Xavs triple header at Brindisi St wasn’t ideal.As if it wasn’t tough enough getting your side prepared toplay at a time when most Auskickers are still pouring milkover their weet-bix. Trying to coax your clearest tacticalthoughts out 5 hours earlier than usual and hoping all ofyour player’s alarm clocks work, you also have to dealwith that nagging feeling of being watched. Playersparents, club supporters and administrators all look to thecoach for assured decision making that’s in the bestinterest of the team but rarely at this level can a coach turnaround and see so many of his peers scrutinizing his sidesevery move. Under the watchful eyes of the other finals bound coachesfrom De La, Old Scotch and Uni Blues, Old Xavs battledkicking into the wind in the first quarter while St BedesMentone Tigers went long at every opportunity. With thebreeze however The Claret and Stout looked smart,patiently and systematically finding the forward in the bestposition to score and the results began to come. Thesecond half was a pretty even affair with no side able toput the other away until with only 4 minutes to go Xavs hitthe lead and then followed up shortly after with the sealer.For the Tigers Dale Foley was amongst everything whilefor Old Xavarians the lively Tristan Parker was superimpressive in his first game in the Premier divisionfollowing a sensational season in the North 2 line up.Later in the day all eyes turned to Banksia Reserve asBeaumaris hosted Uni Blues in a battle that would have ahuge impact on fourth spot and early on it looked asthough the Sharks had the answers. After the first breakthough Uni Blues gained the upper hand with some soliddefensive work the Blue Boys strangled Beauy’s forwardsupply and in turn hit up their numerous forward threatsand extended their lead throughout the remainder of theday. Best for The Sharks were Tim Lees and Greg Robertswhile for Uni Blues Angus Nice and Ben McClure were allclass.Rupertswood traveled to Camberwell desperate to beatOld Scotch and give themselves every opportunity toavoid relegation however Old Scotch were themselvesdesperate for a win to right the ship a couple of weeks outfrom finals. Right the ship they did, comprehensivelysmashing The Woodsman on their way to a 19 goalvictory. Standouts were everywhere for The Cards as 10different goal scorers joined in the party while Ash Limcontinued his rich vein of form. For Rupo, Kayne Murphyand Ahren Berry provided most highlights in what was aforgettable day for the undermanned Sunburians.

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U19 PREMIEROLD SCOTCH v BEAUMARISOLD TRINITY v UNI BLACKS

RUPERTSWOOD v ST BEDES/MEN. TIGERSUNI BLUES v OLD XAVERIANS

DE LA SALLE (BLUES) v MARCELLINU19 SOUTH 1

DE LA SALLE (GOLDS) v MAZENODWWaavveerrlleeyy PPaarrkk aatt 1111..4400aammST KEVINS - BBYYEE

COLLEGIANS v OLD BRIGHTONCAULFIELD v OLD HAILEYBURY

OLD MELBURNIANS v ORMONDJJuunnccttiioonn OOvvaall aatt 99..3300aamm

U19 NORTH 1OLD CAREY v OLD CAMBERWELL

ST BERNARDS v BANYULE/VIEWBANKOLD ESSENDON v BULLEEN TEMP

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U19 NORTH 2AQUINAS v LA TROBE UNI

AAqquuiinnaass CCoolllleeggee aatt 99..3300aammOLD XAVS v IVANHOEIIvvaannhhooee PPaarrkk aatt 99..3300aamm

RUPERTSWOOD v OLD GEELONG BLACKSSSaalleessiiaann CCoolllleeggee SSuunnbbuurryy aatt 1111..4400aammTHERRY PENOLA v FITZROY

EMMAUS ST LEOS v OLD WESTBOURNEU19 SOUTH 2

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MHSOB v PARKDALEMONASH BLUES v PENINSULA

HAMPTON ROVERS v OLD MENTONIANSBENTLEIGH v AJAX

UUNNDDEERR 1199 NNOORRTTHH 11 AANNDD 22DDAAMMOO’’SS BBAALLLLRRoouunndd 1177 RReevviieeww -- NNoorrtthh 11Old Carey have continued their “Collingwood” like season,continuing their form with an important victory over StBernards. Chiuchiarelli was best afield booting 3 goalsand stealing 4th spot from St Bernards, who now drop outof the four with a game to play.Fitzroy has held 3rd spot with a 5 goal win over BulleenTemp, thanks to another huge bag from Turner. The starforward kicked 5 as Fitzroy move in on September action. Genovesi kicked 8 for the Bombers, as they stitched up2nd spot with a huge win over Manningham. Ravanelloalso starred for Old Essendon, who are set to play off withOld Camberwell in the first week of the finals.

RRoouunndd 1177 RReevviieeww -- NNoorrtthh 22Ivanhoe has kept their final hopes alive with a game to go,with a smashing victory over Aquinas. The Hoes weredominant all day, whilst Lachlan Barnes was a lone star forthe Collegians. Emmaus held onto 4th spot with a narrow win over LaTrobe away. La Trobe held their stead, leading the wholematch, but Emmaus kicked 3.9 in the last quarter keepingLa Trobe scoreless, finishing the game with a 7 pointvictory. Foreman was outstanding, the match winner forSt Leos.Old Geelong has bounced back with a comfortable winover Fitzroy by 65 points. Officer was dominant again with5 majors, to guarantee OG the double chance.Therry Penola was upset in the last quarter to go down by3 goals to challengers Old Westborne. A well defended 3rdquarter set it up for the home side, who took control ofwindy conditions in the last to break away. O’Brien andTurner were dominant all day for the winning squad.And in the final match, Old Xavs showed no signs oftanking with a comprehensive win over Rupertswood.Elliot and Lyons booted 10 between them for the homeside, who have hit a nice patch of form late this season.

RRoouunndd 1188 TTIIPPSS -- NNoorrtthh 11Old Carey to create huge upset, 3 points- keeps them in4th, Old Camberwell on top.Old Essendon by 70 points, to finish 2nd. Fitzroy by 93 points over Manningham Sharks, keepsthem in 3rd.St Bernards to beat Banyule by plenty, and will only makethe top four if Old Carey lose.

RRoouunndd 1188 TTIIPPSS -- NNoorrtthh 22La Trobe by 40 points.Old Xavs by 1 point to keep Ivanhoe in 5th spot.Old Westborne by 10 points to finish 3rd, with Emmaus tokeep 4th on percentage.Old Geelong by 165 points to finish on top.Therry Penola by 40 points to finish 2nd.

UUNNDDEERR 1199 SSOOUUTTHH 11 AANNDD 22SSoouutthh 11RReevviieeww::Well that smell of finals footy is so close I can taste it. Thebig question this week is do the St Kevins lads want to bethere? Two weeks ago they were looking to secure adouble chance then they drop two games and findthemselves a game out of the 4. In diabolical trouble theywere beaten at the weekend by a far more desperate De LaSalle who have really busted their chops to be competitivein South 1 this year after fielding another side it is a realcredit to a strong VAFA club. The final margin was 34points.

Old Brighton have remained in the 4 after a Caulfieldbelting to the tune of 62 points. J. Portelli booted 4 and P.Healey had a ton of prune. The Brighters need a win tostay in the 4 next week as the Kev's have a Bye but this isthe case for De La salle and Ormond also.

Speaking of Ormond they again had another solid win asthey smashed Mazenod by 146 points. J. Plostins booted6 and S. Clements jagged 5 as the Monders face thedaunting task of knocking off the Burners to play finals inseason 09.

The Collegians continued their 2nd half sprint to the finishline as they again recorded another impressive win overOld Haileybury by 40 points. A terrific finish to the seasonfrom the Collegians.

Melburnians had the week on ice in preparation for thisyears final campaign.

PPrreevviieeww::De La Salle vs. Mazenod: De La to secure a finals birth.Caulfield vs. Old Haileybury: Caulfield by 6 goals.Collegians vs. Old Brighton: a must win for Old Brighton 5goals.Old Melburnians vs. Ormond: Ormond need to win and illgive them a chance. 2 goals.St Kevins to rely on the bye getting them in the final 4.

SSoouutthh 22RReevviieeww::One week remains until teams can begin to fight for theultimate prize in South 2 this season. Bring it on. Kickthings off with Monash this week as they defeated theVultures at home by a nail biting 9 points. For the BluesM.McCart and L.Waldron put on a clinic as the uni ladsenjoyed some reward for a tough season.

Hampton just got the job done this week against thePirates as they edged out winners by 33 points. J. Baxter& B. Culvenor kept the Hampton Rovers on their game asthey can't wait to enter the finals ahead.

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Bentleigh is in vintage form after defeating the BeauySharks by 10 goals this week. B. Morrison booted 5 andwas well fed by T. Backman & N. Porebski who had toomuch prune for the oppositions liking.

Prahran enjoyed (like the Ashes) some Reward for theirefforts this season as they belted the MHSOB by awhopping 114 points. T. Maya & J. Musster were solidcontributors on the day and have finished their season outin style.

Ajax had their work cut out for them this week against agallant Mentonians but just didn’t have the class that theJackers posessed as they went down by a measly 3 goals.E. Macquire battled hard for the Tonners but it was N.Rischin for the Jackers who showed great poise at crucialtimes in the game, proving to be too strong for OldMentone.

PPrreevviieeww::Prahran vs. Beaumaris: Prahran 50 points.Bentleigh vs. Ajax: Bentleigh to gain a big scalp. 3 goals.Hampton rovers vs. Old Mentonians: Hampton by 8 goals.Monash Blues vs. Peninsula: Monash by 5 goalsMHSOB vs. Parkdale: Parky by plenty 70+.

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UNDER 19 – PREMIERMARCELLINCoach: Craig Tucker

OLD SCOTCH Coach: Paul Dodd

Asst Coach: Terry Kendell1 F. Macfarlane2 A. Lim3 B. Smith4 T. Clune (VC)5 N. Cox6 A. OʼShannessy7 J. Sofo8 M. Davis9 A. Williamson10T. Melville11 W.Allen12N. Poliakow13R. Wilkinson(Capt)14N. Inge15B. Morley16L. Cooper17D. Mercer18E. Wooldridge19T. Mursell20C. Hummerston21R. Hanson22J. Thomas23W.Davis24R. Gray25C. Mason27O. Hay28J. Bull

30J. Long32M. Grose33T. Clarke34F. McKenzie35W.Strange36M. Clayton37J. Lindsay38J. Foo39J. Fingleton40R. Hays41C. Holmes42P. Howard43C. White44J. Keck45W.Mackintosh46J. McKenna47H. McKenzie48M. McLellan49E. Smith50O. Nickson52S. Chandler53W.McMahon54L. Cohen55D. Nelson58J. Furey85J. Bowden86S. White

OLD XAVERIANS Coach: Dino DiPierdemenico

1 J Stean2 J Moylan3 S Lees4 L Grigg5 D Prowse6 M Sheil7 S Cross8 D Noonan9 J Davies10 S Elliott11 T Rowse12 M Dimattina13 J Evans14 C

DiPierdomenico15 A Batten16 A Brazzale17 H Buckley18 E Maas19 J Ulbrick20 D Salera21 T McClusky22 A Hachem23 J McElhinney24 R Follacchio25 T Clancy26 J Meehan27 J Sleeman28 J Banting

29 E Lachal30 D Coluccio33 M Prowse34 J Galbraith36 J Hodgman38 M Brash49 L Healy51 M Wilson55 K Donohoe59 A Quinn61 D Bonnice65 T Pane

1 A Haeusler2 A Richardson3 A Rodgers4 A Smith5 A Stewart6 B Alexander7 B Harkness8 B Mahon9 C Bellingham10 C Runnalls11 C Smith12 D Delmenico13 D Garner14 H Fotia15 J Childs16 J Curnow17 J Gale18 J Gaylor19 J Nettlefold20 J Phelan21 K Paton22 M Cassidy23 M Gifford24 M Krygger25 P Ellis26 P Sheperd27 R Leiron28 R Newbold29 S Flight30 S McNamara31 S Skinner32 S Yule33 T Bell34 T Snowdan35 W Gorman36 Z O'Connor

UNIVERSITY BLUES Coach: Matt Embling

Asst Coaches: Mark Maddocks andAlan Salter

UNIVERSITY BLACKS Coach: Luke O'Connell Asst

Coaches: Ed Ryan & Adrian Goonan

1 T. Day3 F. Bradley4 L. Butler5 T. Fairbairn6 J. Clark7 N. Clay9 J. Edwards11 D. Exner12 D. Ford14 T. Maddocks17 W. Hartnell18 C. Tawk19 D. Gumley20 S. Herben21 S. Kitchen22 J. Maxwell23 B. McClure25 L. McMullan28 A. Nice29 A. Weddell30 P. Hosri31 A. Buckley32 P. Nichol33 D. Nicholson34 O.Robertson35 A. Selleck36 C. Shaw37 J. Townley38 A. Trudzik

39 H. Vickers-Wills40 M. Wade41 R. Williamson42 M. Wilson43 J. Woolley44 T. Emmett47 C. Gatto

1. E. Espinosa2. J. Harris3. C. Emmins4. R. Harris5. B. Humphrey (VC)6. S. Griffin7. B. Close8. E. Clinch9. J. Allan10. S. Muller11. M. Todd12. J. Pollard13. M. Fort-Willaims14. A. Kneebone15. Z. Dickinson16. T. Parker17. K. Ellis 18. E. Murphy (C)19. B. Nethersole20. M. DeLuca21. T. Cleary22. A. Orr-Farrell23. R. Figgis24. A. Orr-Farrell25. A. Bonaddio28. L. Williams30. P. Carroll38. L. OʼConnell 40. M. Collins46. T. Hunt

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Coach: Brian Bourke

BEAUMARISCoach: Josh Bourke Asst Coach:

Adam Coote, Steven Spaulding1. J. Bliesner2. R. Cathcart3. G. Roberts4. M. Stevens5. L. Sketchley6. R. Wilson7. A. Davies8. M. Hinds9. W. Murton10. L. Slater11. J. Billing12. S. Edwards13. J. Dixon14. T. Lees15. M. De

Fontenay16. M. Hutcheon17. J. Bourke18. C. Germano19. C. Langdon20. K. McNeil21. J. Kelly22. M. Bourne23. B. Smith24. P. Richter25. S. McBain26. T Thormann27. T. Kelly28. D. Brick29. D. Fallon30. J. Schultz31. M. Sigmont

32. G. Darer33. J. Gandy34. A. Rye35. M. Globan/

D. Bedgood36. B. Kilgore37. C. Torcasio38. L. Breeuwer-

Wrennall39. M. Keating40. S. Kendall41. T. Abbott42. M. Lewis43. N. Loucaides44. M. Millar45. L. Kivi47. N. Dickinson48. W. Dickinson49. C. Rayner50. T. Russell51. C. Imlach52. L. Woods53. J. Dunn54. J. Lapa55. W. Minehan57. A. Edmondson58. D. Davis59. C. Cockburn61. J. Evans

OLD TRINITYCoach: Ray LeathamAsst. Coach: Vic Soligo

1. G. Chadwick2. N Hunt3. B. Potter 4. T. Johnson 5. J Hunt6. A Kepitis8. J Hetherington9. H Tinney10. N Bradley 11. K Spassopolous12. P Farrelly13. B OʼDwyer 14. T Beasley15. S Murphy16. C Sheahan18. J Papapopoulos19. T Hughes20. W Oldfield21. V Jobe23. L Piccolo24. S Leetham25. H MacDougall26 S May28. J Young 29. T Cerini31. T Fogarty 33. N Birrell47. J Pritchard53. D Cowley58. L Guthrie61. W Ponsford

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DE LA SALLE BLUESCoach: John Edgar Asst Coaches:

Sam Magree, Jack Morwood

1. T. Garside2. D. Foley3. M. Bowles4. T. Talbot6. B. Dillon7. C. Ryan8. T. Bastion 9. D. Garside10. D. Zagami11. T. Pastura12. J. Norman13. D. Holden14. C. Maddox15. T. Simpson16. A. Shillabeer17. L. Studderd 18. S. Faulkner20. M. Meehan21. J. Morris 22. S. Millward-Gregory23. D. Locco23. J. Morrison24. T. Zorzovilis25. A. Jones26. J. Tobin27. D. Fegan28. J. Shipsides29. J. Nev-Young30. T. Wigney

RUPERTSWOODCoach: Kevin Quinn

Asst Coach: Daniel Walsh

1 K. Plummer2 B. Gay3 D. Murphy4 B. Grech5 J. Rush6 K. Murphy7 T. Podolczak8 H. Woodard9 T. Galea10 M. Heywood11 J. McLauchlan12 B. Riley13 M. Takacs14 L. McKenna15 L. Jacobs16 L. McGovern17 J. Quinn18 M. Medcraft19 D. Morrice21 A. Berry22 T. Davis23 N. Egan24 J. Janson25 J. Montagnese26 N. Beever27 E. Caddaye28 B. Swallow29 T. Neely30 H. Plumb31 T. Karatiana32 J. Liddicoat33 T. Buttigieg

34 T. Murphy35 B. Rankin36 J. Hannett37 R. Adams38 J. Schwarze39 N. Webster40 J. Hogan41 L. Ogier42 F. Valastro43 M. Tabone44 T. Coles45 J. Evans46 A. Smith47 S. Morganti48 R. Patten49 J. Gale50 S. Vandenhurk51 J. Braddy53 J. Simpson54 P. Aulich55 B. Jones56 R. Vandenhurk

1. J. Whelan2. L. Andrewartha3. J. Augustin4. S. Kemp5. J. Bettello6. N. Crosbie7. M. Gasparini8. L. McCormack9. M. Abrahams (C)10. J. Dwyer11. L. Phillips12. T. Lincoln13. H. Lee14. A. Manakis15. M. Viney16. T. Dinnellan17. C. Colville18. R. Kemp19. L. Ware20. L. Taylor21. S. Murphy22. A. Manakis24. M. Angerame31. N. Bortolotto32. C. Libertino33. M. Conte34. J. OʼSullivan35. E. Crimmins36. R. OʼShannassy37. T. Black38. L. Madigan39. D. McMahon

LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – UNDER 19SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS 1.2 4.3 4.3 6.10 (46)OOLLDD CCAARREEYY 44..44 55..77 99..1111 1100..1122 ((7722))SSTT BBEERRNNAARRDDSS:: Goals: N. Cook 2, J. Aitken, J. Liddle, T. Gleeson, N. Kennedy. Best:D. Bergin, N. Cook, D. Cribbin, P. Mugavin, B. Cooper, D. Kavanagh OOLLDD CCAARREEYY::Goals: T. Chiuchiarelli 3, W. Cushen 2, C. Jones, T. Newton, B. Fordham, D.Cambridge, M. Dawson. Best: T. Chiuchiarelli, N. Koa, B. Simpson, A. Fazio, W.Cushen, M. ParkerOLD CAMBERWELL 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)BANYULE/VIEWBANK 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (0)OOLLDD CCAAMMBBEERRWWEELLLL:: Win on forfeit

U19 NORTH 2FFIITTZZRROOYY 0.0 0.1 2.2 3.4 (22)OOLLDD GGEEEELLOONNGG BBLLAACCKKSS 77..66 99..66 1100..1133 1122..1155 ((8877))FFIITTZZRROOYY:: Not provided OOGGSS//BBLLAACCKKSS:: Goals: R. Officer 5, S. Kent 3, W. Dungey, J.Forster, D. Andrew, T. Emmett. Best: J. Holt, S. Hunt, S. Kent, J. Forster, D. Andrew,R. OfficerIIVVAANNHHOOEE 00..00 00..00 00.. 00 1188..1188 ((112266))AAQQUUIINNAASS 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.11 (65)IIVVAANNHHOOEE:: Not provided AAQQUUIINNAASS:: Goals: S. O'Loughlin 3, L. Barnes 2, P. Jurkovsky,N. Lannen, A. Amato, A. Benson. Best: L. Barnes, S. O'Loughlin, P. Jurkovsky, C. Lea,A. Woodward, P. CarneOOLLDD WWEESSTTBBOOUURRNNEE 22..11 66..22 77.. 22 1133..44 ((8822))TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA 4.4 6.5 7.10 9.10 (64)OOLLDD WWEESSTT:: Goals: A. Lee 3, M. Dorricott 3, J. Soverino 2, D. O'Brien, D. Riosa, A.Rompel, N. Montague, M. Vila. Best: B. Turner, A. Pears, A. Rompel, M. Dorricott, M.Nott, W. Leighton TTHHEERRRRYY PPEENNOOLLAA:: Goals: D. Ractliffe 2, R. Forbes 2, L. McNamara2, A. Dimaio, N. Milevski, L. Milanovic. Best: M. Heard, L. Ryan, N. Milevski, P.McCrae, A. Salamone, M. SalernoOOLLDD XXAAVVEERRIIAANNSS 33..33 1111..77 1144..99 2244..1111 ((115555))RRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD 1.5 2.6 2.8 2.8 (20)OOLLDD XXAAVVSS:: Goals: S. Elliott 5, H. Lyons 5, J. McCoy 2, J. Banting 2, A. Flanagan 2, J.Pintal 2, C. Meehan 2, S. Mathson 2, R. Follachio, T. Allman. Best: J. Pintal, J. Banting,S. Elliott, S. Mathson, H. Lyons, A. Flanagan RRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD:: Goals: R. Adams, J.Shalders. Best: T. Karaitiana, B. Swallow, T. Coles, A. McMahon, A. Phillips, J.ShaldersLLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNII 4.9 6.10 8.15 8.15 (63)EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS OOCC AAFFCC 11..00 55..33 66..77 99..1166 ((7700))LLAA TTRROOBBEE UUNNII:: Goals: N. Gorman 2, B. O'Connell 2, M. Soulsby, A. Clifton, J. Blake,B. Renfrey. Best: K. Woodward, J. McMeel, B. Wood, Z. Atkins, B. O'Connell, A. Clifton EEMMMMAAUUSS SSTT LLEEOOSS:: Goals: W. Dickinson 3, T. Foreman 3, P. Jones 3. Best: T.Foreman, J. Droscher, W. Carpenter, A. Maskell Knight, A. Joel, P. Jones

U19 SOUTH 2AAJJAAXX 22..00 44..22 55..44 88..77 ((5555))OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS 3.2 3.4 4.7 5.7 (37)AAJJAAXX:: Goals: J. Mendies 2, M. Nissen 2, A. Danby, D. Gross, N. Rischin, T. Serry.Best: N. Rischin, D. Selzer, J. Ludski, J. Lancman, M. Nissen, B. Wiener OOLLDD MMEENNTTOONNIIAANNSS:: Goals: S. O'Halloran 2, L. Hull 2, M. Campbell. Best: E. Macquire,J. Kay, S. O'Halloran, W. Stone, C. Mylonas, M. Myers SnydersPPEENNIINNSSUULLAA 2.3 5.4 6.4 6.5 (41)HHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS 00..44 33..55 55.. 55 1111..88 ((7744))PPEENNIINNSSUULLAA:: Goals: A. Bouten 3, T. Welsby, J. Stock, T. Cox. Best: T. Grigg, W.Sanson, E. Coghlan, T. Cox, M. Cole, A. Bouten HHAAMMPPTTOONN RROOVVEERRSS:: Goals: M. Innes2, T. Youl 2, J. Baxter, Z. Lewis, B. Stevens, J. McMahon, R. Johnston, C. Wrigley, J.Sperring. Best: J. Baxter, B. Culvenor, R. Atkins, Z. Lewis, J. Naulty, C. BrittonMMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS 00..22 66..55 66.. 55 88..1100 ((5588))PPAARRKKDDAALLEE VVUULLTTUURREESS 3.4 3.4 6.6 7.7 (49)MMOONNAASSHH BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: L. Waldron 4, M. McCart 2, A. Mulligan, T. MacKenzie. Best:L. Waldron, M. McCart, T. Powell, D. Hood, J. Pho, R. Shenouda PPAARRKKDDAALLEE:: Goals:R. Henderson 3, P. Vernon 2, S. Petropolous, N. Koop. Best: M. Graham, S. Rzek, R.Henderson, N. Koop, S. Chapman, S. EdkinsPPRRAAHHRRAANN 44..22 99..99 1111..1133 2200..2211 ((114411))MMHHSSOOBB 2.2 2.4 3.8 3.9 (27)PPRRAAHHRRAANN:: Goals: T. Maya 5, J. Twirdy 3, O. Hagen 2, J. Musster 2, J. Vasil 2, T. Quick2, S. Ratliff, K. Ledder, D. Benson, J. Clarisse. Best: T. Maya, J. Musster, J. Twirdy, C.Trigellis Smith, J. Szylkrot, T. Quick MMHHSSOOBB:: Goals: A. Bernau, D. Bye, A. Bryan. Best:R. Gavan, W. Hart, J. Casserly, A. Baidawi, R. Shell, A. BernauBBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS 3.4 4.7 6.8 9.9 (63)BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH 22..44 77..1133 1100..1144 1177..2200 ((112222))BBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS:: Goals: J. Billing 2, A. Edmondson 2, C. Imlach, K. Mc Neil, J. Schultz,C. Rayner, S. Daquino. Best: K. Mc Neil, C. Imlach, J. Billing, S. Edwards, M. Bourne,C. Cockburn BBEENNTTLLEEIIGGHH:: Goals: B. Morrison 5, J. Morrison 3, J. Hind 2, T. Backman2, A. Hendry 2, B. Flanders, B. Lovell, N. Porebski. Best: T. Backman, N. Porebski, J.Morrison, T. Bullock, L. Mooney, B. Lovell

U19 PREMIEROOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH 55..66 77..88 1144..1166 2233..1188 ((115566))RRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD 1.1 3.4 5.5 6.6 (42)OOLLDD SSCCOOTTCCHH:: Goals: M. Davis 5, R. Gates 4, F. Macfarlane 3, C. Hummerston 2, C.Mason 2, N. Cox 2, J. Fingleton 2, B. Smith, N. Inge, P. Howard. Best: A. Lim, M.Davis, T. Melville, T. Mursell, J. Fingleton, O. Nickson RRUUPPEERRTTSSWWOOOODD:: Goals: M.Medcraft 2, B. Grech 2, L. McKenna 2. Best: A. Berry, K. Murphy, B. Gay, B. Grech,H. Woodard, M. MedcraftBBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS 3.1 4.1 6.3 8.4 (52)UUNNII BBLLUUEESS 22..11 77..33 1100..55 1144..88 ((9922))BBEEAAUUMMAARRIISS:: Goals: N. Dickinson 4, J. Bliesner, P. Richter, L. Slater, M. Millar. Best:T. Lees, G. Roberts, M. Stevens, M. Millar, C. Langdon, L. Breeuwer Wrennall UUNNIIBBLLUUEESS:: Goals: W. Hartnell 3, J. Townley 3, T. Day 3, C. Shaw, T. Fairbairn, O.Robertson, J. Woolley, S. Herben. Best: A. Nice, B. McClure, C. Shaw, T. Day, T.Fairbairn, H. Vickers WillisOOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY 1.5 1.6 1.12 2.12 (24)MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN 44..11 99..44 1100..77 1166..1122 ((110088))OOLLDD TTRRIINNIITTYY:: Goals: K. Spassopoulos, T. Hore Lacy. Best: N. Birrell, T. Fogarty, B.Howell, T. Cerini, G. Chadwick, B. Potter MMAARRCCEELLLLIINN:: Goals: D. McMahon 9, M.Gasparini 3, L. Phillips, M. Abrahams, M. Viney, J. Augustin. Best: D. McMahon, A.Manakis, S. Murphy, J. McIntyre, J. Bettello, M. GaspariniUUNNII BBLLAACCKKSS 1.3 1.5 1.7 3.8 (24)DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE 33..33 44..88 44..99 77..1122 ((5566))UUNNII BBLLAACCKKSS:: Goals: A. Rodgers 2, H. Fotia. Best: C. Bellingham, Z. O'Connor, H. Fotia,Sheperd, B. Harkness, J. Gale DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE:: Goals: R. Harris 3, J. Harris 2, A.Kneebone 2. Best: K. Ellis, A. Orr O'Farrell, T. Cleary, R. Harris, E. Murphy, M. De LucaSSTT BBEEDDEESS//MMEENNTTOONNEE TTIIGGEERRSS 0.0 0.0 0.0 8.13 (61)OOLLDD XXAAVVEERRIIAANNSS 00..00 00..00 00..00 1111..1100 ((7766))SSBBMMTT:: Goals: D. Foley 3, M. Meehan 2, A. Jones, T. Garside, S. Faulkner. Best: D.Foley, A. Jones, M. Meehan, M. Locco, C. Roggero, D. Garside OOLLDD XXAAVVEERRIIAANNSS::Goals: C. Dipierdomenico 3, C. Sanfilippo 2, D. O'Sullivan 2, D. Prowse, T. Parker, S.Lees, J. Woods. Best: T. Parker, S. Cross, J. Woods, C. Sanfilippo, T. Rowse, L. Bisset

U19 SOUTH 1OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN 11..11 55..66 88..1100 1144..1166 ((110000))CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMMMMAARRIIAANNSS 3.5 3.5 5.8 5.8 (38)OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN:: Goals: J. Portelli 4, C. Kennett 3, J. Pickering, J. Baenziger, N.Karayannis, W. Pickering, A. Dewar, T. Tickell, T. Mariani. Best: P. Healey, C. Reilly, E.Yeatman, J. Portelli, C. Kennett, J. Pickering CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD:: Goals: B. McLoughlin 2, D.Spanos, B. Frazer Synnott, C. Twomey. Best: D. Spanos, B. McLoughlin, T. Nixon, M.Price, J. Tobias, A. ListerSSTT KKEEVVIINNSS 3.2 4.3 5.5 5.10 (40)DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE 22..11 55..22 88..55 1111..88 ((7744))SSTT KKEEVVIINNSS:: Goals: B. Sullivan 3, T. Marchesani, T. McPherson. Best: B. Sullivan, K.Brick, G. Kerr, T. McPherson, P. Keely, J. Paton DDEE LLAA SSAALLLLEE:: Goals: J. Allan 4, B.Nethersole 2, T. Naughtin, C. Emmins, X. Harkins, A. Zaia, J. Cleeve. Best: D.Hutchinson, X. Harkins, H. Browning, D. East, T. Naughtin, T. EastOORRMMOONNDD 99..99 1144..1199 2233..2244 2266..2277 ((118833))MMAAZZEENNOODD 1.1 4.4 4.5 5.7 (37)OORRMMOONNDD:: Goals: J. Plostins 6, S. Clements 5, J. Holdsworth 3, M. Farthing 3, M. Hine2, D. Dahan, S. Dalton, B. Stewart, J. Lee, J. Frost, J. Feather, J. Drummond. Best:M. Farthing, J. Lee, S. Clements, B. Stewart, J. Steet, M. Oaten MMAAZZEENNOODD:: Goals: A.Zarafa 3, M. Wilkins, N. Gentile. Best: J. Little, M. Hickleton, J. Gentile, N. Gentile, A.Zarafa, C. CollinsOOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY 4.4 4.5 6.9 8.10 (58)CCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS 33..11 88..44 1111..66 1155..88 ((9988))OOLLDD HHAAIILLEEYYBBUURRYY:: Goals: L. Pinot 3, N. Broadhead 2, J. Steen, A. Schofield, T.Bradford. Best: A. Schofield, W. Eagle, L. Pinot, P. Gleadhill, R. McMurray, M. DouglasCCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS:: Goals: T. Mcgregor 7, R. Hay 3, M. Allen 2, P. Timms, M. Boyer, A.Wright. Best: J. Band Conrick, T. Mcgregor, H. Apted, M. Allen, M. Kyroussis, T. Wells

U19 NORTH 1BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPPLLEESSTTOOWWEE 2.2 5.8 8.13 13.16 (94)FFIITTZZRROOYY 77..22 99..22 1133..55 2200..66 ((112266))BBUULLLLEEEENN TTEEMMPP:: Not provided. FFIITTZZRROOYY:: Goals: J. Turner 5, A. Harbor 3, M. Lee 2, I.Anderson 2, C. Evans 2, D. Bisetto 2, S. West, J. Anderson, N. Jumeau, G. McCarthy.Best: I. Anderson, G. McCarthy, W. Johnson, J. Turner, M. Cussen, N. JumeauMMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM SSHHAARRKKSS 3.1 5.2 8.2 9.4 (58)OOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN 99..22 1166..55 1188..1122 2255..1177 ((116677))MMAANNNNIINNGGHHAAMM SSHHAARRKKSS:: Goals: L. Maher 2, C. Howgate 2, J. Waters, T. Carrucan, N.Di Pietrantonio, D. Di Bartolomeo, A. Pearson. Best: A. Pearson, A. Laver, A. Gangoiti,D. Tibaldi, C. Howgate, C. McKeown OOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN:: Goals: L. Genovesi 8, B.McCann 5, L. Wellington 2, A. Bisognano 2, D. Mersini 2, M. Usai 2, L. Flaherty, D.Basar, D. Gioutsos, M. Ravanello. Best: L. Williams, A. Bisognano, M. Ravanello, D.Mersini, G. Shepherd, M. Usai

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Coach: Darren SeidlBEAUMARISCoach: Phil ChisholmAsst Coach: John Taylor

1 A Trytell2 R Hill3 N Rischin4 D Glass5 A Kalb6 B Joffe7 B Caplan8 T Freed10 J Ludski11 A Caplan12 B Wiener13 C Bricker13 R Simon14 J Lew15 D Gross16 M Selzer17 J Mendies18 D Wollner20 J Lancman21 G Tenenbaum22 J Samuel23 M Nissen24 M Kaye25 A Lefkovic26 D Roth29 J Markoff30 J Gocs33 A Danby34 J Strauch35 J Berlinski36 A Nadler37 M Shafar39 B Strimling40 D Selzer43 R Dean44 J Sandler47 D Levitan49 J Singer51 J Trytell52 S Kiffer55 D Wlosczowski56 B Cohen57 G Segal

1. J. Bliesner2. R. Cathcart3. G. Roberts4. M. Stevens5. L. Sketchley6. R. Wilson7. A. Davies8. M. Hinds9. W. Murton10. L. Slater11. J. Billing12. S. Edwards13. J. Dixon14. T. Lees15. M. De

Fontenay16. M. Hutcheon17. J. Bourke18. C. Germano19. C. Langdon20. K. McNeil21. J. Kelly22. M. Bourne23. B. Smith24. P. Richter25. S. McBain26. T Thormann27. T. Kelly28. D. Brick29. D. Fallon30. J. Schultz31. M. Sigmont32. G. Darer33. J. Gandy34. A. Rye35. M.Globan/

D. Bedggood36. B. Kilgore37. C. Torcasio

38. L. Breeuwer-Wrennall

39. M. Keating40. S. Kendall41. T. Abbott42. M. Lewis43. N. Loucaides44. M. Millar45. L. Kivi47. N. Dickinson48. W. Dickinson40. C. Rayner41. T. Russell51. C. Imlach52. L. Woods53. J. Dunn54. J. Lapa55. W. Minehan57. A.

Edmondson58. D. Davis59. C. Cockburn61. J. Evans

BENTLEIGHCoach: Mick LeeAsst: M. Backman

1 D. Jansz3 L. Collins4 M. Flanders5 H. Chamberlain6 S. Mercuri7 A. Hendry8 L. Mooney9 R. Oliver10 T. Backman11 B. Flanders12 M. Healy13 Jason White14 J. Fergus15 James White16 N. Porebski18 T. Bullock20 S. Tannard21 T. Stach22 A. Horsfield24 B. Lovell25 J. Morrison26 M. White29 J. Hind30 E. Shawcroft32 C. McPherson34 B. Bennett38 A. Gawn40 B. Morrison49 A. Fazliu73 M. Backman

HAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Anthony Quon

Asst Coach: Grant Greenway1 B CULVENOR2 R HOWE3 L MCCARTHY4 M LEVY5 M GREENWAY6 R JOHNSTON7 Z LEWIS8 J LOVIG9 T YOUL10 E TURNER11 J GOSS12 B STEVENS13 R JONES14 J BAXTER15 N JEWEL16 J MASSIE17 J NAULTY18 P IVORY19 B CLARKE20 M WOLTERING21 R ATKINS22 M INNES23 C BRITTON24 N HOBAN25 J CRAIG26 N FALLON27 W CAILIN28 J SPERRING29 J MCMAHON

MHSOBCoach: Mark Elder

1. D. Bernau (C)2. J. Smith3. J. Doan4. R. Gavan 5. P. Milione6. D. Bisetto7. A. McKenzie8. D. Gannon9. M. Deaizpurua10. A. Athaide11. L. Hood12. T. Biss13. R. Shell (VC)14. A. Leong15. D. Mirmilstein16. D. Ternes (DVC)17. D. Hamilton-Ho18. N. Hussain19. D. Bye20. M. Ham21. R. Connolly22. J. Hoang-Le23. R. Sazzad24. J. Hough25. T. Howe26. W. Hart27. T. Lakeland28. A. McAlpine29. P. Nemets30. A. Green31. J. Casserley32. T. Niazmand33. J. Tran34. J. Hartley35. G. Glitzos36. T. Bond

MONASH BLUESCoach: Bruce Waldron

Asst. Coach: Martin Bonnet1. M. Bradey2. D. Brogden3. J. Cunnington4. R. Dauth5. L. Dewberry6. M. Fenwick-Nevin7. E. Flanagan8. W. Goss9. M. Hender10. D. Hood11. L. Inglis12. S. Jones13. S. Lawther14. M. MacIsaac15. T. MacKenzie16. T. Mason17. M. McCart18. S. McDonald19. T. McKenzie20. D. McLeod21. A. Moles22. A. Mulligan23. J. Pho24. T. Powell25. S. Robertson26. R. Shenouda27. D. Smyth28. H. Stephenson29. M. Styring30. J. Szlawski31. S. Vulcz32. L. Waldron

PARKDALEVULTURESCoach: Paul Marin

1. T. Mclennan2. M. Boland3. L. Platt (DVC)5. R. Ciratelli6. S. Rzek10. R. Taylor11. R. Bell12. M.Graham13. M. Carmona14. D. Miller (VC)15. S. Chapman16. A. Coles18. J. Milgate19. S. Vos20. D. Schober21. R. Henderson22. P. Vernon23. K. Benton24. M. Harding25. R. Heaney29. R. Irvine31. Z. McCarthy 35. J. Ellis (C)45. A. Laruffa47. K. McCarthy49. J. Rennison 51. S. Edkins56. S. Petropoulos60. N. Boland61. R. Kerr62. T. Redmond63. G. Gillespie64. D. McCarthy

OLD MENTONIANSCoach: Russell Macquire

1. E. Macquire2. J. Lumsden3. C. Mynolas4. D. Brown5. S. Kent6. S. Ferguson7. L. Hull8. R. Chislett9. M. Myers-Snyders10. M. Durack11. B. Johnson12. J. Cafarella13. J. Brohier14. M. Campbell15. D. Hull16. C. Murphy17. R. Howard18. L. Ingram19. S. OʼHalloran20. P. Milvain21. W. Bardoel22. T. Burch23. S. Hopkins24. N. Boyd25. S. Borgas26. D. Howard27. T. Brisbane28. R. Bennett29. N. Ellis30. B. Clurey31. J. Hewitt32. J. Richer33. T. Goodrich34. B. Naylor35. H. Constanza36. J. Kay37. T. McMahon

PENINSULA OBCoach: Barry Besanko

2. N Thurley3. S Leversha4. L Thorne6. P Coldrey7. T Cox8. T Welsby9. L Jones10. S Howard13. N Hooper14. M Cole15. T Scarpella16. W Sansom17. C Bennett18. B Patching19. A Bouten22. E Coghlan23. T Grigg26. J Alonso27. S Stewert29. A Sargood30. M Dicken32. D Leversha34. T Renouf35. S Wells38. T Barbour59. S Hynes

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DE LA SALLE GOLDSCoach: Robin Smith

Asst. Coach: Simon Brown1. S. OʼDonnell 2. R. Figgis3. A. Kamellopoulos 4. M. Deluca 5. S. Lowe 6. D. Hutchinson7. J. OʼHalloran8. M. Briglia9. H. Browning 10. K. Grant11. D. Murphy12. N. Hogan13. A. Zaia14. B. Nethersole15. B. Griffin16. D. East17. N. Fyfield18. X. Harkins19. J. Cleeve20. S. Tomadin21. J. Mannix (VC)22. L. Williams 23. T. Naughtin (C)24. T. East25. S. Hillier26. L. Godinho27. D. Nolan28. A. Papamiltiades29. A. Brown 30. O. Holmes34. K. Grant

MAZENOD OCCoach: Shane Regan/

Matt Johnson1. N. Gentile2. J. Cheah3. D. DeLeon4. D. Hendricks5. M. Johnson6. L. Peters7. T. Stanley8. A. Bau9. S. Caffery10. C. Jones11. B. Cunningham12. S. Inglis13. C. Jacobs14. A. Holmes15. N. Taladis (VC)16. G. Smith17. P. DeVoy18. A. Zarafa19. J. Wisniewski20. M. Wilkins (DVC)21. R. Woolley22. M. Hunter23. C. Collins (C)24. J. Gentile25. M. Kambouris26. B. Smith27. J. Murphy28. A. Dal Santo29. M. Jolley30. M. King31. A. Ahmed32. A. Jones34. V. Sharma37. M. Hickleton53. L. Douglas64. S. Jones74. J. Little

OLD BRIGHTONGRAMMARIANS

Coach: Tom Buntz1 S. Roney2 J. Pickering3 W. Pickering4 L. Nash5 M. Ward6 J. Davis7 T. Mariani8 A. Wilkinson9 S. McKell10 A. Taylor11 A. Dewar12 S. Marks13 L. Anthony14 B. Rawlinson15 T. Tickell16 P. Weakley17 L. Nicholls18 C. Kennett19 S. Walker20 C. Reilly21 T. Fogherty22 P. Healy23 N. Karayannis29 A. Betts.30 A. Cann32 E. Yeatman33 N. Materia

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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

ORMOND AFCCoach: Michael Oaten

ST.KEVIN'S OBCoach: Peter McKenzie

1. A. Moloney 2. M. Oaten3. R. Cahalane4. L. Saunders5. M. Gawn6. D. Chisholm7. J. Steet 8. T. Hine9. J. Holdsworth 10. C. Coghlan11. D. Dahan 12. N. Barda13. T. Allan 14. C. McCarthy 15. D. Milder16. B. Stewart17. C. Pymm 18. T. Dureau19. K. Sonnberger20. M. Farthing21. T. Singleton22. T. Blackburn23. L. Pincott24. D. Willis25. J. Plostins26. D. Elkman27. S. Gay 28. J. Ricketson 29. J. Lee30. N. Sinclair 31. A. McCooke32. N. Umiljendic33. S. Dalton34. D. Newton 35. J. Drummond36. W. Ziada37. S. Pincus38. L. Anrep39. S. Gilberg40. J. Frost41. J. McDonald42. M. Hine43. S. Clements 44. D. Hickox45. J. Knoester46. J. Feather47. T. Nixon 48. M. Wood

1 M. Kneebone2 A. Balastera3 M. Cape4 C. Mcpherson5 P. Edgar6 P. McCarthy7 S. Marsh8 J. Kennedy9 S. Angelini10 D. Code11 S. Palazzolo12 J. Mustey13 P. Keely14 T. Hickey15 D. Mclennan16 L. Smith17 G. Wignell18 C. Ring19 K. Wissell20 C. Semetas21 W. Russell22 C. Randles 23 J. Paton24 B. Omizollo25 A. Kerr26 P. Karageorgiou27 G. Kerr28 K. Brick29 A. Mc Bride 30 N. Jeffrey31 T. Hickey32 P. Mccarthy36 T. Marchesani37 T. Rowe38 C. Newman41 T. Mcpherson

OLD HAILEYBURIANSCoach: Greg Anderson

1 B. Barba2 T. Bradford3 S. Casey4 L. Davey5 K. Devey6 M. Ditchfield7 M. Douglas8 W. Eagle9 J. Fitzpatrick10 D. Good11 D. Harrison12 J. Hopping13 S. Jenke14 A. Johnston15 M. Kent16 D. Lake17 E. Limon18 R. McMurray19 W. Rule20 S. Russon21 A. Schofield22 L. Skelton23 J.Spanos24 J. Steen25 S. Sturrock26 A. Trethan27 L. Wyeth28 N. Broadhead29 J. Coleman30 M. George31 P. Gleadhill32 J. Gunston33 R. Gutch34 S. Habteslassie35 T. Hunter36 B. Huong37 T. Jackson38 J. Keating39 A. King40 T. Lockwood41 R. Mathers42 S. Mulholland43 D. Nagarajam44 L. Pinot45 M. Quiambao46 P. Raso47 P Skakallis48 T. Turner49 N. Vlad50 J. Johnson

OAKLEIGHCoach: Chris Moore

Asst Coach: Mick Holden1 J. Picket2 R. Kurth 3 N. Monaghan4 J. McHugh-Cullen5 R. Counihan 6 L. Morin7 J. Hind 8 T. Mackie9 D. Aidone10 S. Rensburg11 S. Williams12 R. Kemp13 A. Coen14 J. Goss15 J. Wines16 J. Stanton17 B. Hemphill18 S. Counihan19 J. Hunt20 A. Matthiesson21 B. Hogan22 M. Catalla23 T. Scott24 J. Pappon25 Z. Thiessens26 G. Smith-Steane27 N. Seel28 S. Corfe29 B. Harold30 G. Walker31 R. Metha32 J. Lambert33 J. Drummond34 M. Lariba-Taing

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NORTH OLD BOYSST PATS COLLEGECoach: C. Peasnell

1 M. Rapa 2 L. Gastin 3 J. Dunell 4 D. Harris 5 N. Linton 6 J. Inglis 7 M. Young 8 E. Grinter 9 A. Torpy 10 C. Ford 11 R. Peasnell 12 A. Forbes 13 J. McCloskey 14 J. Molloy 15 P. Lane 16 D. King (C) 17 T. Joss 25 D. Treppo26 A. Piccolo28 N. Manley39 S. Wiltshire

OLD GEELONGCoach: Tim Hope-JohnstoneAsst. Coach: Nick Betts

1 B. Doyle2 A. Lee3 S. Shumaker6 J. DiBlasi7 D. O'Brien9 M. Nott10 A. Rompel11 M. Tinnersmans11 A. Pears12 W. Leighton13 N. Montague14 M. Dorricott15 B. Turner16 K. Lettler17 H. Barker18 D. Riosa19 A. Maki20 D. Tausinga20 M. Riches21 J. Hunt-Jones22 J. Rowles23 B. Campbell23 M. Kay25 N. Cardillo26 J. Soverino27 S. Zhang29 J. Watterson30 M. Villa30 C. Micallef31 A. Salloum32 A. Salloum

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1 I. Anderson 31 M. Beacham2 J. Anderson 32 S. Baker-Holland3 R. Borland 33 D. Westcott4 R. Angiolella 34 W.Johnson5 A. Harbor 35 W. Pickering6 C. Evans 36 C. Turner7 M. Cussen 378 J. Parlane 38 M. Rogers9 C. Polidoras 39 A. Biggs

10 M. Manoli 40 H. Daniell11 N. Reinalda 41 L. Novello12 M. Ellis 42 A. Price13 J. Dimond 43 M. Weel14 C. Krousoratis 44 M. Oliver15 N. Jumeau 45 W. Gairns 16 L. Strating 46 G. McCarthy17 C.Smith 47 B. Bol18 T.Cheshire 48 N. Pattugalan19 J. Atkinson 49 J. Manning20 C. Morton 50 M. Bediaga21 J. Corby 51 C. Wilson22 M. McWhinney 52 J.Harding 23 S. Baker 53 T. Whiter24 C. Hudson 54 N. Covelli25 O. Dunn 55 A. Borrell26 S. West 56 C. Tran27 J. Mackinnon 57 I. Duthie28 T. Pinchen-Hogg 58 D.

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1 B Barclay2 C Barclay 3 R Cappelleri4 S Clayfield5 J DʼAlberto6 B Davidson7 M Dobson8 M Foreman9 J Harley10 E Jones11 B Kennedy12 L Kennedy13 A Low14 R Lugg15 A McCann16 M McIvor17 P McCloskey18 M Milner19 T Muling20 M Nosek21 S Pascal22 A Sielow23 D Wilson24 B DʼAmelio


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LA TROBE UNICoach: G. Huckstep

1 P Walter2 P Carydis3 C Kingsford4 J Wendt5 J Garth6 S Olhaleran7 E Sikavis8 M Valenzisi9 P Neylan11 J Mahoney12 B Plowman13 J Chazan14 D Markovski15 J John16 P Gould17 R Cotter18 A Kevovec19 B Jackson20 M Dunn24 R Terrell Close25 C Mackenzie26 G Lindqust27 J Watson29 H Paynter

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1 A. Renzella2 B. Skelton3 J. Forbes4 S. Kent5 D. Barlow6 J. Hughes7 P. Morphett8 D. Krones9 A. Price10 W. Dungey11 W. Bleakley12 E. O'Connor13 D. Wilton14 D. Ellis15 J. Merrin (C)16 M. Moffatt17 J. Forster18 J. Holt19 R. Officer20 W. Qualye21 N. McBride22 D. Andrew29 G. MacDonald30 S. Niewand35 N. O'Hare39 S. Studd44 R. Ventura

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OLD XAVERIANS (2)Coach: Greg Mitchell

THERRY PENOLACoach: Rod Egglestone

RUPERTSWOOD (2)Coach: Rod Williams

Asst Coach: Nick Hannett1 J Stean2 J Moylan3 S Lees4 L Grigg5 D Prowse6 M Sheil7 S Cross8 D Noonan9 J Davies10 S Elliott11 T Rowse12 M Dimattina13 J Evans14 C DiPierdomenico15 A Batten16 A Brazzale17 H Buckley18 E Maas19 J Ulbrick20 D Salera21 T McClusky22 A Hachem23 J McElhinney24 R Follacchio25 T Clancy26 J Meehan27 J Sleeman28 J Banting29 E Lachal30 D Coluccio33 M Prowse34 J Galbraith36 J Hodgman38 M Brash49 L Healy51 M Wilson55 K Donohoe59 A Quinn61 D Bonnice65 T Pane

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1 K. Plummer2 B. Gay3 D. Murphy4 B. Grech5 J. Rush6 K. Murphy7 T. Podolczak8 H. Woodard9 T. Galea10 M. Heywood11 J. McLauchlan12 B. Riley13 M. Takacs14 L. McKenna15 L. Jacobs16 L. McGovern17 J. Quinn18 M. Medcraft19 D. Morrice21 A. Berry22 T. Davis23 N. Egan24 J. Janson25 J. Montagnese26 N. Beever27 E. Caddaye28 B. Swallow29 T. Neely30 H. Plumb31 T. Karatiana32 J. Liddicoat33 T. Buttigieg34 T. Murphy35 B. Rankin36 J. Hannett37 R. Adams38 J. Schwarze39 N. Webster

40 J. Hogan41 L. Ogier42 F. Valastro43 M. Tabone44 T. Coles45 J. Evans46 A. Smith47 S. Morganti48 R. Patten49 J. Gale50 S. Vandenhurk51 J. Braddy53 J. Simpson54 P. Aulich55 B. Jones56 R. Vandenhurk

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TEMPLESTOWECoach: H. HarisiouAsst Coach: A. FabrisTeam Mgr: W. Murphy

1 J. Bain2 R. Illingworth3 M. Coulston 4 J. Dintinosante5 D. Tonelli6 A. Morabito7 R. Boscato8 M. Bain9 M. Considine10 D. Koochew11 M. Roussidis12 M. Rappinet13 P. Spadaro14 C. Azer 15 A. Checcin16 J. Natoli17 M. Nedelkos18 N. Monaco19 C. Burridge20 N. Miller21 M. Tsakmakis (VC)22 R. Matz 23 A. Lucisano24 E. Phaedonos25 R. Edsall (VC)26 T. Wise27 D. Lockhart28 D. Voglis 29 J. Fieschi30 S. Beattie33 O. Schmidt36 M. Pace (Co-C)37 S. Pallozzi39 S. Harisiou40 N. Sargent42 C. Johnston50 T. Harisiou (Co-C)

68. A. Gangoiti70. D. Tibaldi72. T. Feher (VC) 73. N. Tomecek 74. T. Woodman 75. J. Aver 76. A. Messina77. D. Massarotti (C)78. A. Akers 79. J. Brooks 80. D. Di Bartolomeo 81. J. Urbano 83. S. Raso84. N. Di Pietrantonio 85. J. OʼSullivan86. D. Cardamone 87. A. Waugh88. A. Robertson89. B. Jenkins90. A. Pearson (VC) 91. T. Carrucan 92. M. Stafford 93. D. Egerton94. J. Waters95. M. Di Pietrantonio96. L. Maher97. S. Hoskins98. D. Hart99. R. Wilson101. T. Stanbrook102. C. Howgate

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AQUINASCoach: Brenton PearceAsst Coach: Rob Tucknott3. J. Moore5. C.Cormack6. P.Ancona7. M.Famularo8. L.Fringuelli9. L.Barnes11. J.Dodd12. M.Niezen16. C.Lea20. L.McDonald33. A.Woodward38. J.Cali66. A.Amato68. P.Carne70. J.Ramsden81. J.Perrett86. J.McCann91. S.OʼLoughlin92. S.Smith93. B.Jones94. P.Jurkovsky97. R.Greig98. N.Lannen

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1 I. Anderson 31 M. Beacham2 J. Anderson 32 S. Baker-

Holland3 R. Borland 33 D. Westcott4 R. Angiolella 34 W.Johnson5 A. Harbor 35 W. Pickering6 C. Evans 36 C. Turner7 M. Cussen 378 J. Parlane 38 M. Rogers9 C. Polidoras 39 A. Biggs

10 M. Manoli 40 H. Daniell11 N. Reinalda 41 L. Novello12 M. Ellis 42 A. Price13 J. Dimond 43 M. Weel14 C. Krousoratis 44 M. Oliver15 N. Jumeau 45 W. Gairns 16 L. Strating 46 G. McCarthy17 C.Smith 47 B. Bol18 T.Cheshire 48 N. Pattugalan19 J. Atkinson 49 J. Manning20 C. Morton 50 M. Bediaga21 J. Corby 51 C. Wilson22 M. McWhinney 52 J.Harding 23 S. Baker 53 T. Whiter24 C. Hudson 54 N. Covelli25 O. Dunn 55 A. Borrell26 S. West 56 C. Tran27 J. Mackinnon 57 I. Duthie28 T. Pinchen-Hogg 58 D.

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OLD ESSENDONCoach: Frank Troost

ST BERNARDSCoach: Pieter van MeelAsst: Gary Boucher

1 W. Cushen2 T. Chiuchiarelli3 S. Bramwell4 T. Newton5 P. Seale6 A. Clarke7 J. Chesterfield8 B. Elzarka9 J. Thompson10 D. Cambridge11 B. de Leijer12 B. Fordham13 J. Courtot14 A. Fazio15 B. Simpson16 N. Koa17 A. McLean18 M. Dawson19 M. Ramsay20 A. Reed21 B. Daglish22 H. Knox23 C. Jones (C)24 W. Rhodes25 M. Yeo26 B. Wolley27 C. Wallace28 J. Walters29 R. Jones30 S. Virtue31 N. Hamley32 T. Reid33 W. Guiney34 W. McLaren35 M. Evans36 M Dawson37 B Daglish

1 A. Samo2 B. McCann3 R. Edwards4 B. Gavigan5 B. Wilson6 M. Sortino7 R. Troost8 B. Drysdale9 D. Gioutsos10 J. Barrett11 L. Genovesi12 J. Prestage13 M. Purcell14 D. Bassar15 A. Palmer16 M. Ravanello17 S. Drysdale18 L. Flaherty19 A. Hannah20 A. Bisognano21 C. Morfesse22 D. Mersini23 K. Lucacevich24 M. Fahey25 E. Hebel26 A. Hinkley27 G. Rayner28 N. Clark29 T. Wilson30 B. Tucker31 C. Parissis32 L. Williams33 G. Shepherd34 C. Livori35 J. Mailer36 M. Usai37 K. Ainsaar38 A. Atik39 J. McDonald

1 J. Aitken2 M. Angel3 J. Bell4 D. Bergin5 L. Bevanda6 M. Church 7 A. Ciantar8 B. Cooper 9 A. Corsetti10 J. Cribbin11 D. Cribbin 12 J. Cunningham13 P. Gamwell 14 T. Gleeson15 C. Hobon16 M. Karabidian 17 D. Kavanagh 18 M. Kavanagh 19 N. Kennedy20 R. Lonergan21 J. Moloney22 P. Mugavin23 A. Neal24 L. Neal25 D. O'Connor 26 R. O'Dea27 W. Overman28 B. Peart29 J. Pignataro30 M. Pratt31 J. Reid 32 M. Soccio 33 A. Stefano34 M. Sweeney 35 M. Sullivan 36 C. Torpey 37 M. Trim38 A. van Mel

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FITZROYCoach: (1): T. Bell(2): J. Coyne

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The rain had ceased by thethird quarter, which reallybelonged to Old Brighton,who with surer ball handlingadded four goals while restricting the Blacks to a solitarygoal.In the last quarter, there was no scoring until at the tenminute mark. Old Brighton then attacked for thediminutive, MMaatttthheeww JJaacckkssoonn to score a lifting goal froman acute angle.Quickly the Black’s Coach, LLiinnccoollnn MMeerrlloo replied and hisexample was followed by his teammates whose late rallyleft them just ten points short of their quest as the gamewound down to the final siren.Best for Old Brighton were: NNiicchhoollllss,, MMaatttthheeww JJaacckkssoonn,,JJaacckkssoonn MMaagguuiirree and SSeesstt (5 goals) For the Blacks the defeat meant another premature finishto a successful season and a third successive PreliminaryFinal loss.

NNoorrtthh Old Essendon, who opened with the wind advantage, heldout Banyule in the first quarter as they led by twenty twopoints at the first change. The second quarter advantage again belonged to OldEssendon, who while conceding three goals to Banyule,kicked three themselves into the wind. At half time OldEssendon led by twenty one points.The third quarter again provided an even contest as eachside added three goals, which enabled Old Essendon tolead by twenty six points at the last change. A third quarterhighlight was the long goal, “soccered” off the cricketpractice area and into the wind by Banyule veteran, DDaavviiddWWiillll iiaammss.The last quarter provided a tense contest as Banyuleplayers repeatedly sent the ball forward as they tried toclaim the lead. Banyule’s efforts petered out when theytrailed by a point. Old Essendon, in a rare forward move,then goaled to secure a seven point victory.Best for Old Essendon were: MMiicchhaaeell FFllaahheerrttyy with fourgoals, veteran BBrreetttt PPaappaall, TTooootteellll and HHoowwaarrdd.SSccootttt PPllaayyffaaiirr, GGrraayy, HHaazzeellwwoooodd and HHeerrbbeerrtt were bestfor Banyule.

SSoouutthhOrmond regained lost form when they outlasted CaulfieldGrammarians by twenty points to earn another chance tochallenge Old Melburnians for the premiership.The game provided a close contest for most of its duration

with neither team being able gain the ascendancy.Generally each defence outplayed the opposing forwardsand often players were forced to win the ball from a pack.Late in the final quarter Ormond was able to break awayand kick three unanswered goals to give themselves theirtwenty point winning margin. Best for Ormond were: TToomm HHaayyssoomm,, MMaatttt.. HHoollmmaann andBBrreennddaann MMaarrcchh.For Caulfield Grammarians: TToomm JJuuddssoonn,, SSccootttt SSaauunnddeerrssand the consistent SSiimmoonn CCuunnlliiffffee were adjudged best.

PPRREEVVIIEEWW OOFF GGRRAANNDD FFIINNAALLSSSSeeccttiioonn 11Today’s opponents Old Xaverians 2 and Collegians haveplayed twice this season. The Xaverians have won bothgames … by six points in Round 9 and by the minimummargin (in extra time) in the Second Semi Final.Judged on these performances another close contestshould ensue today. How have Collegians’ playersrecovered from last Sunday’s conditions? The week’s restsurely will be in the Old Xaverian’s favour.In the semi final, MMoorrttoonn proved an effective forward andthe Collegians’ defenders led by PPeerrkkoovv and SScchhnnookknneecchhttmust again be able to negate Xaverians forward thrusts.The final’s to date have been low scoring affairs in whichdefenders have done well. Can a forward take controltoday?I expect a close encounter although I favour the OldXaverians because of their previous victories and becauseof their fresher legs.

SSeeccttiioonn 22The season’s third clash between Marcellin and OldBrighton should provide a fitting climax to the season.Their first meeting was at Bulleen in Round 9 whenMarcellin won by forty one points. At Brighton Beach inRound 14, Old Brighton triumphed by twenty seven points.It is a football axiom that forwards win matches and so ithas been borne out between these teams. At Marcellin,GGaarryy PPeettrrooffff,, DDuussttiinn CCrraacckknneellll and LLaacchhllaann HHaannsseenn wereall multiple scorers. Sest for Old Brighton kicked fourgoals in Round 14 and is in form as he kicked five lastSunday. Today’s winning team will be the one whoseforwards can gain the ascendancy.Who from Marcellin can negate MMaatttthheeww JJaacckkssoonn?? CanOld Brighton stop AArrmmssttrroonngg, DDiiggnnaamm and AAbboouudd frominfluencing the result?There are likely to be many vital duels in this game so topredict the winner is really difficult. I lean to Marcellin,whom Old Brighton Coach, MMaarrccuuss BBaarrbbeerr considers to bethe best his team has encountered, simply because they

CLUB XVIII SECTIONby Norm Nugent

Conditions last Sunday really tested the stamina andadaptability of all players as winds blew and swirledaround Sports Cover Arena throughout the seven hours ofplay. In addition rain fell for a long period. In contrast theSouth Section Preliminary Final on the previous Fridayevening was played in clear and mild conditions. Of mypredictions only Old Brighton won; so my success ratewas a mere 25%.

RREEVVIIEEWW OOFF PPRREELLIIMMIINNAARRYY FFIINNAALLSSSSeeccttiioonn 11By scoring a hard earned victory by nine points, Collegiansbroke their three game losing streak in finals.University Blues, who kicked against the wind afterwinning the toss, were first to score and after a lowscoring opening quarter, the Blues led by five points at thefirst change.The second quarter saw only three scoring shots with thesolitary goal being kicked for Collegians who led by a pointat half time.Only inaccuracy up forward prevented Collegians fromholding a lead greater than five points at three quartertime. The Blues seemed to tire and Collegians greaterheight combined with their cleaner ball handling seemedlikely to result in victory.Perhaps the Blues thought the wind would aid their finalquarter attacks but in reality their own inept kicking forgoal assisted by the greater aerial strength of theCollegians rucks and defenders meant the Blues wereunable to wrest the lead at any stage. A late goal byCollegians was the “sealer” and gave them an eight pointvictory.Collegians best were: RRoossss,, WWoozznniiaakk,, CCooookk and the everreliable, veteran, DDaavvee PPeerrkkoovv.For University Blues: WWiillssoonn, the veterans CCaalllleerryy and““BBoommbbeerr”” TThhoommaass as well as Captain Coach, TToomm.GGrraannlleeeessee were best.

SSeeccttiioonn 22Rain fell throughout the first half of this game as MinorPremiers, University Blacks and Old Brighton battled forthe right to challenge Marcellin for the premiership.The Blacks had first advantage of the wind but determinedBrighton defence held them to three goals. Converselywhen Old Brighton did go forward they were able to addtwo goals. Low scoring continued into the second quarter,when Old Brighton only managed two goals with the windto one by the Blacks into it. At half time the Blacks led bya point.

rested last Sunday while Old Brighton battled in the heavyconditions at Sportscover Arena.

NNoorrtthhOld Ivanhoe and Old Essendon clash for the fourth timethis season today, with honours favouring Old Ivanhoe twowins to one.In the semi final, Old Ivanhoe came from behind to defeatOld Essendon, who then had a hard game last Sunday inthe wind and rain while Old Ivanhoe players relaxed.A significant factor in deciding the outcome of this gamecould be the overall evenness of the Old Ivanhoe side. Ineach of their three games six different players have beennamed as the best whereas Old Essendon have relied onthe efforts of FFllaahheerrttyy, who has been a prolific goal kicker.WWiilllliiaammssoonn, the fleet footed FFeerrnnaannddoo and OOvveerrmmaann arethree other players on whom Old Essendon has relied.Judged on their overall performances this season there isvery little difference in the respective strengths of thesetwo sides. I suspect that Old Ivanhoe will win simplybecause they will outstay Old Essendon as they did twoweeks ago.

SSoouutthhOn form it would seem that Old Melburnians will be theshortest priced favourite in this week’s four Grand Finalsas they have thrice defeated Ormond including twocrushing wins in the past three weeks.Can Ormond cause an upset? Given good use of anyprevailing wind they can extend Old Melburnians. Toachieve success each Ormond player must concentrate onmatching his opponent and on being prepared to assist histeam mates. By cutting the supply of the ball to KKlluuttkkee,who has kicked fifteen goals in his last two games againstOrmond, the Ormond ruckmen and defenders will greatlyhelp their team’s cause.Old Melburnians are not unbeatable and strange results doemanate from Grand Finals. (Think 1995 and 2005 in ClubXV111) However on form I must select the OldMelburnians.

GGRRAANNDD FFIINNAALLOLD MELBURNIANS v ORMOND

FFRRIIDDAAYY NNIIGGHHTT AATT SSPPOORRTTSSCCOOVVEERR AARREENNAA AATT 66..4455PPMM

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (SOUTH) MATCH

GGRRAANNDD FFIINNAALLOLD IVANHOE v OLD ESSENDON

SSUUNNDDAAYY AATT SSPPOORRTTSSCCOOVVEERR AARREENNAA AATT 99..4455AAMM

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (NORTH) MATCH

GGRRAANNDD FFIINNAALLMARCELLIN v OLD BRIGHTON

SSUUNNDDAAYY AATT SSPPOORRTTSSCCOOVVEERR AARREENNAA AATT 1122..1100PPMM

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (2) MATCH

GGRRAANNDD FFIINNAALLOLD XAVERIANS (2) v COLLEGIANS

SSUUNNDDAAYY AATT SSPPOORRTTSSCCOOVVEERR AARREENNAA AATT 22..3300PPMM

TODAY’S CLUB 18 (1) MATCH

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LAST ROUND’S RESULTS – CLUB XVIIICLUB XVIII (NORTH)PRELIMINARY FINAL

OOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN 33..44 66..55 99..1100 1100..1100 ((7700))BBAANNYYUULLEE AAFFCC 0.0 3.2 6.2 9.9 (63)OOLLDD EESSSSEENNDDOONN:: Goals: M. Flaherty 4, B. Madden 2, A. Baddeley,A. Brazel, J. Tootell, O. Fernando. Best: M. Flaherty, J. Tootell, B.Papal, S. Howard, A. Fewster, J. Williamson BBAANNYYUULLEE AAFFCC:: Goals: G. Fikaris 2, S. Playfair 2, D. Williams, B.Herbert, G. Thompson, R. Butterworth, S. Hazelwood. Best: S.Playfair, S. Gray, S. Hazelwood, B. Herbert, J. Spicer, G.Thompson

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)PRELIMINARY FINAL

OORRMMOONNDD 22..22 55..66 66..88 1100..1111 ((7711))CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM 2.3 4.4 6.6 7.9 (51)OORRMMOONNDD:: Goals: L. Duthie 3, H. Brown 2, L. O 'Brien 2, M.Broadhurst, A. Jewell, J. Riddle. Best: M. Broadhurst, M.Holman, L. O 'Brien, D. Cleary, L. Duthie, C. Sullivan CCAAUULLFFIIEELLDD GGRRAAMM:: Goals: G. Vanderkruk 2, N. Babarczy 2, T.Bockman, S. Saunders, M. Blashki. Best: T. Bockman, L.Sierakowski, G. Crathern, S. Cunliffe, T. Cavanagh, G. Vanderkruk

CLUB XVIII (1)PRELIMINARY FINAL

CCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS 11..33 22..44 33..1100 44..1111 ((3355))UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLUUEESS 2.2 2.3 3.5 3.9 (27)CCOOLLLLEEGGIIAANNSS:: Goals: C. Bushnell, B. McDonough, N. Baxter, J.Heard. Best: J. Ross, V. Wozniak, T. Cook, D. Perkov, M. Day, N.Baxter UUNNII BBLLUUEESS:: Goals: M. Thomas 2, T. McKinley. Best: R. Wilson,B. Callery, M. Thomas, T. Granleese, C. Pyke, H. El Fahkri

CLUB XVIII (2)PRELIMINARY FINAL

UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLAACCKKSS 3.4 4.4 5.4 9.4 (58)OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN 22..00 44..33 88..33 1100..88 ((6688))UUNNIIVVEERRSSIITTYY BBLLAACCKKSS:: Not provided OOLLDD BBRRIIGGHHTTOONN:: Goals: J. Sest 5, M. Jackson 2, J. Maguire, K.Sheehan, R. Baines. Best: C. Nicholls, M. Jackson, K. Sheehan,J. Maguire, J. Sest, C. Alcock

CLUB XVIII - 1 : GRAND FINALOLD XAVERIANS (2)V COLLEGIANS

1 J Melvin-Smith2 A Brueckner3 J French4 B Pane5 M Altis6 R Ford7 C Chisholm8 N Mudge9 S Lukaitis10 P Chapman11 J Morton12 J Ryan13 M Romanin14 C Perkins15 R Lynch16 M DiPietro20 W Ireland21 J Quinn22 P Ockleshaw23 S Ryan24 S McCarthy27 P Purcell28 J McDonnell30 Z Haupt32 F Dimattina34 L Guirguis35 S Mackie37 M Trovato38 J Storey43 R McCormack45 J Glen47 J Hanger54 N Drago81 A Faithfull111 A Walsh121 M Murray141 T Walker

1 N James2 M Johnson4 A Shinkfield5 D Mccaughan6 T Newton7 C Porter10 J Ross11 J Gay12 P Johnson14 V Wozniak15 M Nette16 L Schnoknecht18 D Perkov19 J Heard20 M Day21 D Gambaro22 S Jeffrey23 A Crick24 T Cook25 R Muir27 D Porta30 L Moon31 B Mcdonough40 S Day41 N Baxter47 Z Moon51 D Jayatilake53 J Allan56 T Thomas61 E Cordner62 C Bushnell119 D Sallman-Betts

G BG B

Coach : Matt O'Hanlon Asst Coach: Nick Butler Team Managers:

Kevin O'Hanlon and Angus Page Coach : Paul Ashby

CLUB XVIII - 2 : GRAND FINALMARCELLIN VOLD BRIGHTON

1 T Brazzale2 G Petroff3 N Armstrong4 D Armstrong6 J Matthews8 C Dignan9 S Ayoub10 B Purcell12 T Dobson13 N Tozer16 C Wall18 M Dearsley20 N Mathews21 P Walker23 E Weekes29 M Mccartin31 D Carson36 N Grimes42 D. Dinneen44 L Hansen46 D Moran55 M Rigg57 P Harberts65 B Chandler70 D Cracknell73 D Dearsley89 G Lorigan

1. A.Krznywiak7. C.Reddin9. M.Barber10. C.Betts12. J.Dooley15. S.Henley16. R.Baines18. M.Jackson20. L.Brosnahan21. T.Ewert23. C.Alcock25. K.Sheehan27. N.Paterson28. J.Sest29. C.Nicholls35. C.Stewart36. M.Burge39. R.Phayer44. J.Ross45. B.Mahoney48. T.Edwards49. A.Jackson55. E.Window56. M.Smith57. N.Powell60. J.Maguire70. M.Rolls73. W.Earl76. D.Cooper80. D.Dean116. J.Bulfin120. W.Mayes128. G.Norwood

G BG BCoach : Dustin Cracknell Coach : Marcus Barber

CLUB XVIII - SOUTH : GRAND FINALOLD MELBURNIANS

V ORMOND

1 M. Churkovich2 E. Myer9 N. Guy11 W. Harris17 S. Guest18 S. Zayler20 M. Oliver22 T. Dickson24 S. Petsinis26 P. Nestel29 E. Hughes33 M. McCoy34 B. Wall35 T. Harrison39 D. Osmond42 J. Newton43 L. Mandanici44 C. Williams54 P. Grundy117 C. Cumbrae-Stewart144 A. Klutke

1 J Feather7 H Brown9 A Jewell11 D Dahan15 D Milder19 D Cleary21 R Wiley25 J Holland32 N Umiljendic32 L O 'Brien34 D Newton35 J Drummond39 J Toniolo41 J Mcdonald46 J Harry47 D Patterson60 P Konstanty70 S Sullivan77 T Ashford78 B March79 G Hammond80 M Holman87 J Riddle89 L Calvert

G BG BCoach : , Coach : Paul Konstanty

CLUB XVIII - NORTH : GRAND FINALOLD IVANHOE

V OLD ESSENDON

1 M Gordon2 D Dal Pos4 T Nicola10 D Shields13 J Delaney15 R Milivolac17 B Mantesso21 L Terenyi23 M Stewart30 S Pinney31 B Tieman32 M Moncrieff33 N Pratt36 M Nicholls42 T Ferrantino43 R Bevan49 R Fitzgerald51 T Mcdowell54 R Stamford56 A Jenkins58 G George77 G George78 A Dimmer79 D Van Schaik

2 L. Skurrie3 A. Baddeley4 O. Fernando5 J. Williamson6 C. Ridley7 S. Dawson8 B. Papal 9 D. Hardy10 B. Remboulis11 J. Milesi12 S. Mackie13 M. Filbin 14 B. Overman15 A. Minty16 D. Gradzki17 T. Day18 T. Campbell19 P. Philpott20 I. Gunawardena21 J. Tootell22 H. Leury23 J. Hughes24 A. Wuchatsch 25 J. Dalinkiewicz26 M. Jinks27 P. Miziewicz28 A. Fewster29 D. Clarke30 S. Howard 31 M. Flaherty32 J. Sofra38 A. Brazel48 B. Madden50 J. Alexander 52 D. Bryant65 L. Jonas

G BG BCoach : Darren Toll Coach : Craig Ridley


D4 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCALBERT PARK 17 16 1 0 2271 999 64 227.33LA TROBE UNI 17 15 2 0 2028 890 60 227.87KEW 17 12 5 0 1883 1263 48 149.09RICHMOND 17 12 5 0 1569 1226 48 127.98MT LILYDALE 17 10 7 0 1831 1255 40 145.9STH MORNINGTON 17 10 7 0 1867 1761 40 106.02SWINBURNE UNI 17 8 9 0 1745 1509 32 115.64ELEY PARK 17 7 10 0 1481 1760 28 84.15NTH BRUNSWICK 17 6 11 0 1334 1746 24 76.4MANNINGHAM 17 3 14 0 1233 1971 12 62.56BOX HILL NTH 17 3 14 0 1322 2239 12 59.04CHADSTONE 17 0 17 0 655 2600 0 25.19

D4 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCLA TROBE UNI 17 15 2 0 2233 619 60 360.74KEW 17 14 3 0 1947 844 56 230.69NTH BRUNSWICK 17 13 4 0 1712 727 52 235.49MT LILYDALE 17 12 5 0 1511 920 48 164.24ALBERT PARK 17 11 6 0 1540 935 44 164.71STH MORNINGTON 17 10 7 0 1290 1291 40 99.92RICHMOND 17 9 8 0 1288 1284 36 100.31ELEY PARK 17 6 11 0 1086 1481 24 73.33SWINBURNE UNI 17 4 13 0 766 1575 16 48.63MANNINGHAM 17 3 14 0 748 1759 12 42.52CHADSTONE 17 3 14 0 835 2188 12 38.16BOX HILL NTH 17 2 15 0 771 2123 8 36.32

U19 PREMIER P W L D For Agst Pts PCDE LA SALLE (BLUES) 17 16 1 0 1978 843 64 234.64OLD XAVERIANS 17 15 2 0 1387 902 60 153.77OLD SCOTCH 17 11 6 0 1623 1281 44 126.7UNI BLUES 17 10 7 0 1440 1198 40 120.2BEAUMARIS 17 9 8 0 1152 1076 36 107.06ST BEDES/MT 17 8 9 0 1150 1361 32 84.5UNI BLACKS 17 5 12 0 1101 1409 20 78.14MARCELLIN 17 5 12 0 1052 1678 20 62.69RUPERTSWOOD 17 4 13 0 1212 1692 16 71.63OLD TRINITY 17 2 15 0 1060 1715 8 61.81

U19 NORTH (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD CAMBERWELL 17 16 0 0 2124 701 68 303OLD ESSENDON 17 12 4 0 1638 973 52 168.35FITZROY 17 10 6 0 2183 1006 44 217OLD CAREY 17 10 6 0 1383 1169 44 118.31ST BERNARDS 17 9 7 0 1309 1244 40 105.23MANNINGHAM SHARKS 17 5 11 0 1109 1596 24 69.49BULLEEN TEMP 17 5 11 0 1004 1697 24 59.16BANYULE/VIEWBANK 17 1 15 0 780 2050 8 38.05

U19 SOUTH (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD MELBURNIANS 17 13 3 0 1784 719 56 248.12ORMOND 17 11 5 0 1759 1004 48 175.2OLD BRIGHTON 17 11 5 0 1569 926 48 169.44DE LA SALLE (GOLDS) 17 11 5 0 1304 1017 48 128.22ST KEVINS 17 11 6 0 1602 820 44 195.37CAULFIELD 17 8 8 0 1379 1183 36 116.57COLLEGIANS 17 8 8 0 1221 1078 36 113.27OLD HAILEYBURY 17 3 13 0 857 1822 16 47.04MAZENOD 17 1 15 0 528 2656 8 19.88

U19 NORTH (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD GEELONG BLACKS 17 14 2 0 1859 654 60 284.25THERRY PENOLA 17 12 4 0 1638 972 52 168.52OLD WESTBOURNE 17 11 5 0 1485 954 48 155.66EMMAUS ST LEOS 17 11 5 0 1438 1032 48 139.34IVANHOE 17 11 5 0 1356 1217 48 111.42OLD XAVS 17 8 8 0 1217 1124 36 108.27FITZROY 17 4 12 0 986 1416 20 69.63LA TROBE UNI 17 4 12 0 1128 1692 20 66.67AQUINAS 17 1 15 0 557 2168 8 25.69RUPERTSWOOD 17 0 16 0 534 2063 4 25.88

VAFA LADDERS 2009U19 SOUTH (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PCAJAX 17 15 2 0 1790 876 60 204.34HAMPTON ROVERS 17 15 2 0 1748 957 60 182.65BENTLEIGH 17 13 4 0 1792 1024 52 175OLD MENTONIANS 17 11 6 0 1506 1173 44 128.39MONASH BLUES 17 8 9 0 1338 1207 32 110.85PARKDALE 17 7 10 0 1367 1313 28 104.11PENINSULA 17 7 10 0 1269 1435 28 88.43PRAHRAN 17 4 13 0 1186 1665 16 71.23BEAUMARIS 17 4 13 0 1037 1692 16 61.29MHSOB 17 1 16 0 696 2387 4 29.16

UNDER 18 P W L D For Agst Pts PCOAKLEIGH 17 16 1 0 1618 735 64 220.14NORTHERN BULLANTS 17 14 3 0 1647 667 56 246.93ST BERNARDS 17 10 7 0 780 1028 40 75.88UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON 17 9 8 0 898 1207 36 74.4ST BEDES/MT 17 8 9 0 953 958 32 99.48OLD CAMBERWELL 17 4 13 0 966 1066 16 90.62ST MARY'S SALESIAN 17 4 13 0 773 1456 16 53.09THERRY PENOLA 17 3 14 0 787 1340 12 58.73

CLUB XVIII (1) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD XAVS (2) 15 13 2 0 1194 752 52 158.78COLLEGIANS 15 12 3 0 1504 706 48 213.03OLD XAVS (1) 15 12 3 0 1387 765 48 181.31UNI BLUES 15 10 5 0 1134 800 40 141.75DE LA SALLE 15 8 6 1 1183 964 34 122.72OLD MELBURNIANS 15 8 7 0 1132 1180 32 95.93PRAHRAN 15 5 10 0 1077 1254 20 85.89ST BERNARDS 15 4 11 0 826 1438 16 57.44OLD SCOTCH 15 2 12 1 790 1421 10 55.59ST KEVINS 15 0 15 0 601 1629 0 36.89

CLUB XVIII (2) P W L D For Agst Pts PCUNIVERSITY BLACKS 15 12 3 0 1355 726 48 186.64MARCELLIN OC 15 12 3 0 1511 909 48 166.23MONASH BLUES 15 11 4 0 1180 943 44 125.13OLD BRIGHTON 15 10 5 0 1295 829 40 156.21OLD CAMBERWELL 15 7 8 0 1071 1167 28 91.77MAZENOD OC 15 7 8 0 941 1303 28 72.22WHITEFRIARS OC 15 4 11 0 986 1230 16 80.16OLD TRINITY 15 4 11 0 868 1308 16 66.36FITZROY 15 4 11 0 823 1317 16 62.49NOBS/ST PATS 15 4 11 0 673 1190 16 56.55

CLUB XVIII (NORTH) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD IVANHOE 15 13 2 0 1476 633 52 233.18OLD ESSENDON 15 13 2 0 1340 584 52 229.45BANYULE AFC 15 11 4 0 1365 829 44 164.66OLD CAREY 15 11 4 0 1340 966 44 138.72WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 10 5 0 1305 1013 40 128.83BULLEEN TEMP AFC 15 9 6 0 1021 981 36 104.08WHITEFRIARS 15 6 9 0 907 1152 24 78.73THERRY PENOLA 15 5 10 0 891 1127 20 79.06KEW 15 5 10 0 808 1144 20 70.63OLD WESTBOURNE 15 3 12 0 579 1372 12 42.2NOBS/ST PATS 15 2 13 0 838 1299 8 64.51WERRIBEE 15 2 13 0 648 1418 8 45.7

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH) P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD MELBURNIANS 15 14 1 0 1747 461 56 378.96ORMOND 15 11 4 0 1282 758 44 169.13CAULFIELD GRAM 15 10 5 0 1439 950 40 151.47OLD SCOTCH 15 10 5 0 1156 938 40 123.24ST BEDES/MT 15 8 7 0 930 1052 32 88.4ST MARY'S SALESIAN 15 7 8 0 922 1339 28 68.86OLD GEELONG 15 6 9 0 1140 1056 24 107.95OAKLEIGH 15 6 9 0 998 1120 24 89.11HAMPTON ROVERS 15 3 12 0 616 1614 12 38.17STH MELBOURNE DIST 15 0 15 0 610 1618 0 37.7

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D1 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCRUPERTSWOOD 17 16 1 0 2017 1194 64 168.93WERRIBEE 17 13 4 0 1953 1282 52 152.34WHITEFRIARS 17 12 5 0 1658 1288 48 128.73FITZROY 17 11 6 0 1578 1201 44 131.39NOBSP 17 9 8 0 1766 1670 36 105.75OLD MENTONIANS 17 8 9 0 1469 1548 32 94.9PRAHRAN 17 5 12 0 1205 1621 20 74.34STH MELB DIST 17 4 13 0 1281 1776 16 72.13AQUINAS 17 4 13 0 1240 1806 16 68.66EMMAUS ST LEOS 17 3 14 0 1208 1989 12 60.73

D1 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCNOBSP 17 15 2 0 1641 764 60 214.79WHITEFRIARS 17 14 3 0 1764 706 56 249.86RUPERTSWOOD 17 14 3 0 1800 935 56 192.51WERRIBEE 17 10 7 0 1728 1140 40 151.58FITZROY 17 10 7 0 1416 1060 40 133.58OLD MENTONIANS 17 10 7 0 1485 1283 40 115.74EMMAUS ST LEOS 17 5 12 0 822 1628 20 50.49STH MELB DIST 17 4 13 0 942 1596 16 59.02AQUINAS 17 2 15 0 703 1687 8 41.67PRAHRAN 17 1 16 0 617 2119 4 29.12

D2 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCPENINSULA 17 15 2 0 2182 1061 60 205.66WILLIAMSTOWN 17 12 4 1 2085 1274 50 163.66BANYULE 17 12 5 0 1410 1410 48 100THERRY PENOLA 17 11 6 0 1638 1309 44 125.13OLD WESTBOURNE 17 10 7 0 1450 1431 40 101.33OLD PARADIANS 17 9 7 1 1672 1374 38 121.69ELTHAM 17 6 11 0 1336 1767 24 75.61GLEN EIRA 17 5 12 0 1434 1804 20 79.49IVANHOE 17 2 15 0 1180 2049 8 57.59YARRA VALLEY 17 2 15 0 1077 1985 8 54.26

D2 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCWILLIAMSTOWN 17 14 3 0 1921 846 56 227.07THERRY PENOLA 17 14 3 0 1712 791 56 216.43OLD WESTBOURNE 17 12 5 0 1518 850 48 178.59PENINSULA 17 12 5 0 1552 1017 48 152.61BANYULE 17 12 5 0 1474 1131 48 130.33OLD PARADIANS 17 10 7 0 1405 1013 40 138.7YARRA VALLEY 17 6 11 0 1184 1256 24 94.27ELTHAM 17 3 14 0 857 1618 12 52.97IVANHOE 17 2 15 0 821 1920 8 42.76GLEN EIRA 17 0 17 0 477 2479 0 19.24

D3 SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCBENTLEIGH 17 16 1 0 2133 1277 64 167.03ST MARY'S SAL 17 12 5 0 1802 1328 48 135.69ST FRANCIS XAVIER 17 12 5 0 1834 1397 48 131.28ELSTERNWICK 17 8 9 0 1589 1638 32 97.01ST JOHNS 17 8 9 0 1444 1538 32 93.89WEST BRUNSWICK 17 7 10 0 1395 1658 28 84.14HAWTHORN 17 6 11 0 1482 1714 24 86.46UHS-VU 17 6 11 0 1226 1447 24 84.73POWER HOUSE 17 5 12 0 1271 1676 20 75.84MONASH GRYPH 17 5 12 0 1268 1771 20 71.6

D3 RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCBENTLEIGH 17 16 1 0 1890 826 64 228.81ST MARY'S SAL 17 14 3 0 1573 953 56 165.06POWER HOUSE 17 13 4 0 1303 912 52 142.87WEST BRUNSWICK 17 10 7 0 1324 1006 40 131.61UHS-VU 17 9 7 1 1347 1051 38 128.16HAWTHORN 17 7 9 1 1168 1545 30 75.6MONASH GRYPH 17 5 11 1 1036 1640 22 63.17ST FRANCIS XAVIER 17 5 12 0 1188 1524 20 77.95ELSTERNWICK 17 2 14 1 984 1621 10 60.7ST JOHNS 17 2 15 0 968 1703 8 56.84

VAFA LADDERS 2009

ROUND 16 LADDERSROUND 16 LADDERS ROUND 16 LADDERS

ROUND 16 LADDERS

A SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD XAVERIANS 16 14 2 0 1823 1051 56 173.45SBM TIGERS 16 13 3 0 1791 1148 52 156.01DE LA SALLE 16 13 3 0 1778 1158 52 153.54UNI BLUES 16 9 7 0 1424 1242 36 114.65COLLEGIANS 16 9 7 0 1444 1374 36 105.09OLD SCOTCH 16 7 9 0 1464 1466 28 99.86OLD BRIGHTON 16 6 10 0 1264 1505 24 83.99MARCELLIN 16 4 12 0 1144 1776 16 64.41OLD ESSENDON 16 3 13 0 1015 1954 12 51.94OLD IVANHOE 16 2 14 0 1182 1655 8 71.42

A RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCUNI BLUES 16 13 3 0 1665 782 52 212.92OLD XAVERIANS 16 13 3 0 1565 880 52 177.84OLD BRIGHTON 16 12 4 0 1385 809 48 171.2OLD SCOTCH 16 10 6 0 1292 1137 40 113.63ST BEDES/MT 16 9 7 0 1129 1124 36 100.44OLD IVANHOE 16 7 9 0 1011 1219 28 82.94DE LA SALLE 16 6 10 0 1166 1078 24 108.16COLLEGIANS 16 6 10 0 989 1103 24 89.66OLD ESSENDON 16 2 14 0 761 1731 8 43.96MARCELLIN 16 2 14 0 661 1761 8 37.54

B SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD MELBURNIANS 16 12 4 0 1721 1353 48 127.2ST BERNARDS 16 11 4 1 1657 1317 46 125.82ST KEVINS 16 11 5 0 1509 1324 44 113.97OLD TRINITY 16 9 7 0 1622 1419 36 114.31UNI BLACKS 16 9 7 0 1522 1371 36 111.01OLD HAILEYBURY 16 8 8 0 1508 1473 32 102.38HAMPTON ROVERS 16 5 11 0 1359 1537 20 88.42ORMOND 16 5 11 0 1310 1644 20 79.68OLD CAMBERWELL 16 5 11 0 1231 1775 20 69.35OLD CAREY 16 4 11 1 1251 1477 18 84.7

B RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCOLD MELBURNIANS 16 16 0 0 1777 611 64 290.83ST KEVINS 16 13 3 0 1518 873 52 173.88UNI BLACKS 16 12 4 0 1512 776 48 194.85ST BERNARDS 16 11 5 0 1263 1078 44 117.16OLD TRINITY 16 9 7 0 1321 904 36 146.13ORMOND 16 7 9 0 1166 1210 28 96.36OLD CAREY 16 4 12 0 804 1793 16 44.84OLD CAMBERWELL 16 3 13 0 1013 1480 12 68.45HAMPTON ROVERS 16 3 13 0 728 1682 12 43.28OLD HAILEYBURY 16 2 14 0 799 1494 8 53.48

C SECTION P W L D For Agst Pts PCCAULFIELD GRAM 17 16 1 0 2215 1267 64 174.82MHSOB 17 13 4 0 1935 1280 52 151.17BEAUMARIS 17 12 5 0 1600 1295 48 123.55OAKLEIGH 17 11 6 0 1781 1342 44 132.71MAZENOD 17 9 8 0 1580 1405 36 112.46AJAX 17 9 8 0 1473 1521 36 96.84PARKDALE 17 5 12 0 1479 1793 20 82.49OLD GEELONG 17 5 12 0 1427 1957 20 72.92BULLEEN TEMP 17 3 14 0 1139 1994 12 57.12MONASH BLUES 17 2 15 0 1164 1939 8 60.03

C RESERVE P W L D For Agst Pts PCOAKLEIGH 17 15 1 1 1571 947 62 165.89MAZENOD 17 15 2 0 1810 724 60 250BEAUMARIS 17 11 5 1 1303 1046 46 124.57CAULFIELD GRAM 17 11 6 0 1570 840 44 186.9OLD GEELONG 17 7 10 0 1192 1412 28 84.42MHSOB 17 6 11 0 1012 1240 24 81.61AJAX 17 6 11 0 927 1236 24 75PARKDALE 17 5 12 0 1064 1542 20 69BULLEEN TEMP 17 4 13 0 884 1564 16 56.52MONASH BLUES 17 4 13 0 737 1519 16 48.52

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