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ZAIDee’s RAINBOW FOUNDATION Round 11
Saturday, July 6th 2013
Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh - Wendouree Reserve
Melton South v East Point - Melton Rec. Res.
Redan v North Ballarat City - Mars City Oval
Sunday, July 7th 2013
Melton v Ballarat - MacPherson Park
RED ONION CREATIVE BALLARAT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE
2 | BFNL RECORD 2013
Across the Desk
Red Onion Creative Ballarat FNL Operations Manager Aaron Nunn
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation Round
The Ballarat Football Netball League
has announced this weekend’s round of
matches will be dedicated to Zaidee’s
Rainbow Foundation to assist with
promoting organ donation.
Zaidee Rose Alexander Turner – aged 7
years and 22 days died suddenly on 2nd
December 2004 from a burst blood vessel
in her brain called a Cerebral Aneurism.
Zaidee’s parents, Kim and Allan, founded
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation not long
after.
At the time of Zaidee’s death the Turner
family had been registered Organ and
Tissue Donors for 5 years. As a result
Zaidee donated her organs and tissues at
the Royal Children’s Hospital, as were her
wishes at the time.
Zaidee was the only child in Victoria under
the age of 16 years and we have been told
one of the youngest Australians to donate
her organs and tissues in 2004. She was
only 1 of 6 children nationally to donate
their organs in 2004.
This weekend, footballers across
the Ballarat Football Netball League,
Maryborough & Castlemaine District
Football League and Central Highlands
Football League will receive and wear
Zaidee’s Rainbow Shoelaces in their senior
football matches. The football community
will reflect our support by wearing the
laces and help raise awareness of this
fantastic foundation.
For more information on Zaidee’s Rainbow
Foundation please contact Allan Turner
CEO of Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation and
Zaidee’s proud Dad 0412985211 allan@
zaidee.org or www.zaidee.org
Bob Davis Trophy
Good luck to the best of the Ballarat FL
Junior players who take part in the Junior
Interleague program The Bob Davis Trophy
V Geelong Junior Football this Saturday at
the Spring Creek Reserve in Torquary.
The finest Junior footballers in AFL Victoria
Country will be on display and anyone who
can get along to support our boys and
witness the talent on display will see some
exciting young players of the future!
The BFL won this trophy in 2006, 2007
& 2010 with Geelong taking the honours
in 2008, 2011 and 2012 and no games
played in 2009. After winning the
Goldfields Trophy against the Bendigo
Junior FL last month we are hoping for
another good showing in our 2013 Junior
Interleague program.
The Coaching staff and all players in
the squads have been fantastic in their
preparation, and we wish them all the
very best in the final fixture in 2013 Junior
development program.
Today’s games at the Spring Creek
Reserve will showcase the amazing talent
in our junior ranks and the boys have
been very determined and committed in
attending the training sessions, and we
wish them well today. Go BFNL!
Far North Queensland Trip
This week the BFNL in conjunction with
the RDFL and MCDFL took a group of
24 players and support staff up to Far
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North Queensland to play in a series of
exhibition matches against AFL Cairns
and a combined AFL Townsville and AFL
Mackay side.
At the time of writing this column, the AFL
Goldfields side had successfully overcome
AFL Cairns in fantastic show of skill on the
Sunday afternoon at Cazaly Stadium in
near perfect conditions. After a slow start,
the boys from Victoria started to win the
contested ball and began to assert their
ascendency on their opponents taking a
controlling lead at half time.
The second half saw AFL Goldfields
continue to dominate possession as they
ran the ball well into the wind managing to
score as freely as AFL Cairns in the third
term. The last quarter saw AFL Goldfields
finish the game off in style piling on 6 goals
to 1 to close the game out well.
Final results were as follows:
AFL CAIRNS v. AFL GOLDFIELDS
Round 1 - 30/06/2013
AFL Goldfields
2.1
6.6
10.9
16.11 (107)
AFL Cairns
3.13.17.28.3 (51)
GOALS
AFL Goldfields: T. Horne 4, J. Taylor 3, D.
Tarczon 2, B. Veale 1, J. Eales 1, C. Grant
1, T. Hutt 1, D. Foley 1, J. Gallagher 1, A.
Slorach 1
BEST
AFL Goldfields: T. Horne, M. Johnston, J.
Gallagher, J. Taylor, D. Tarczon, B. Veale
The side travelled to Townsville on
Wednesday for their second match. Keep
an eye on next week’s record to view all
the final scores.
Good luck to all, and enjoy your day at the
Ballarat FNL!
In this Edition...
2013 BFNL Ladders
25-26
3
Club Notes & Team Lists
30-47
Round 10 Netball Review
5
BFNL Seniors Fixture
38
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation
7
BFUA Report
49
51
53-65
Round 10 Football Review
Ballarat Football & Netball League Inc.
A Message from Worksafe
9
BFNLA Netball Report
P: (03) 5333 1977
F: (03) 5333 3408
AFL Goldfields Commission
15
BFNL Weekend Results
Postal: PO Box 586, Ballarat 3353
Office: 1431 Mair Street, Ballarat 3353
Footy Tipping 2013
17
Footy on your Radio
55
19
The Courier Player
of the Year Award
71
visit www.bfl.vcfl.com.au
BFNL Player Profile
June 29-30, 2013
Across the Desk
BFNL Round 10 Football Review
WITH the main bend rounded and the journey down
home straight just starting, Round 10 in the Red
Onion Creative Ballarat Football Netball League
last weekend showed that there’s quite a few teams
about to make the journey down said straight with the
view of continuing the journey well beyond the first
checkpoint.
For three-and-a-half quarters at Alfredton Oval last
Saturday, it looked as if one of the upsets of the
season was a realistic chance, with Ballarat leading
Sunbury in the final quarter despite having trailed at
every change. In the blink of an eye though, Sunbury
took the game away from the Swans with a nine-goal
final quarter to climb back onto the winners list with a
43 point win. Dale Ciunik continued to provide a good
target up forward for the Lions, booting four goals,
with the crafty Xavier Linton and returning Andrew
Duhau booting four and three goals respectively.
Duhau was amongst Sunbury’s better few on the day,
along with Tim Hill, Adam Short and Greg Hay (who
will play for the Victoria Country Under 19’s side this
weekend for the second successive year). Mark Nunn
was Ballarat’s leading forward target with three goals,
with Daniel Kennedy, James Quayle and Nick Garner
all singled out for attention by the Swans’ brass.
North Ballarat City continued their undefeated run
in season 2013, however it took them over a half of
football to break free from Bacchus Marsh’s shackles
before running away with the game in the second half
to record a comprehensive 58 point win. Bacchus
Marsh were able to restrict North City’s run in the
first half and ensure sufficient numbers in defence
to suffocate North City’s forward movements, with
Daniel Velden’s job on keeping the dangerous Derick
Micallef quiet worthy of note. It wasn’t until Bacchus
Marsh coach Doug Hawkins, with a sniff of a famous
win in his nostrils, sent players forward to try and
win possession in the second half that North City
were able to get free, with eight goals from Shaun
Lyle, another great game from reigning Henderson
Medalist Jason McNamara and a break-out
performance from fifth-gamer Mitchell Gilbert allowing
the ladder-leaders to skip away. Velden was fantastic
all day for the Cobras, with Matt Denham, Ryley
Stuhldrier and Tristan Simons also amongst Bacchus
Marsh’s better few.
East Point’s hot start at home against Lake
Wendouree last Saturday gave them all the impetus
they needed to march to a comfortable win - despite
a bout of third-quarter inaccuracy, the Roos recorded
a much needed percentage booster, more than
doubling the Lakers score in their 53 point win. With
the only six goals of the opening quarter, including a
Goal of the Week contender by defender Toby Boyle,
the Roos were able to control the game from there on
in. Coach Dan Jordan booted six goals to become
the first senior player to break the 50 goal barrier in
season 2013, with Bart Phillips, Brad Whittaker and
Brent Fitzpatrick amongst the Roos better few. Lake
Wendouree were able to fight their way back after
their first-quarter shutout, with experienced trio Matt
Tuminello, Tim Malone and Andrew Pitson joining
young gun Eamonn McCuskey as the Lakers better
players on the day.
Melton celebrated their first win for season 2013
in front of their home fans at MacPherson Park last
Saturday, defeating Sebastopol in a high-scoring
affair by 75 points. On a day where forty-seven goals
were kicked between the two sides - including a
second quarter in which fifteen goals were kicked - it
wasn’t until the final quarter where Melton were able
to run away with the game after the Burras fought
valiantly for the opening three quarters to be well
within striking distance at three quarter time. Darren
Haby was the match-winner up forward for Melton,
booting eight first-half goals on his way to eleven for
the match, with Corey Patmore, Matthew Notman
and skipper Jake Gleeson on fire in the midfield for
the Bloods. Jacob Branch booted six goals in an
impressive performance for a Sebastopol side that
desperately wanted to win this game, with big Daniel
Baxter, Cain Edwards and Daniel Parker all standouts
for Sebastopol.
The final match of the round was also arguably the
best, with Darley re-confirming their standing as one
of the sides to watch this season with an impressive
twenty-one point win over Redan at home on Sunday.
After holding the Lions scoreless in the first quarter,
the Devils had to withstand a seven-goal third quarter
by Redan that saw them take the lead before fighting
back hard in the last quarter, booting six goals to the
Lions’ one to record their most impressive win of the
season. Shane Page and Nathan Jackel were again
the stars for the Devils - Page with five goals and
Jackel with an eye-catching performance through
the middle of the ground - with young Jake Ancrum
and the returning Shane O’Bree both excellent for the
Devils. Ryan Waight, who will play for Victoria Country
this weekend, booted four goals for Redan, and
was prominent along with Brendan Peace, Damien
Horbury and Matthew Hyden.
BFNL Round 10 Netball Review
Round 10 of the Gull and Co A Grade Netball
competition last week was definitely a weekend for
the favourites, as the top five sides all squared off
against teams lower than them on the ladder, with
the expected results materialising.
Sunbury had a strong win over Ballarat, winning
67-19 to further confirm their standing as one of the
sides to beat this season. Sophie Gunn was again
in superlative form for the Lions, with skipper Beck
Anstey (nee Locker) and first-gamer Kate Fletcher
also amongst Sunbury’s better players. Ballarat were
best served by Kayla Wilson, Maddi Quayle and
shooter Kelly O’Neill.
North Ballarat City returned to the winners list thanks
to a 64-41 win over a determined Bacchus Marsh much like the senior footy, it took North City over a
half to break away from the Cobras. Stacey Jeffrey
led the way with 32 goals for the Cobras, who couldn’t
withstand a 40-goal second half by North City.
East Point had another impressive victory on the
weekend, defeating a Lake Wendouree side who
had been starting to look like their old selves
of recent times by twenty goals, 56-36. In what
seemed to be the trend last weekend, East Point’s
third quarter set up the game for them, outscoring
the Lakers eighteen goals to five to open up a
match-winning eighteen goal lead at the final
break. Again, it was young gun Lauren Jew and
coach Emma Farrell who led the way for East
Point, combining to score, with young defender
Emma Ryan again impressive for the Roos. Lake
Wendouree received great service from experienced
duo Kara Hart and captain Emma Burton, with
another young gun in Molly Boyle impressing in
green and gold.
Melton didn’t have things all their own way against
Sebastopol last weekend, and even though they led
at every change, the final margin was sixteen goals,
only entering double figures in the last quarter as
the Bloods won 42-26. Melissa McCauley played
almost a lone hand in the forward arc, shooting
34 of Melton’s 42 goals in a great performance,
with centre court Amy Conroy and coach Krista
Woodroffe, who entered the game after quartertime, dominating for the Bloods. Bridget Campbell
was a standout at wing defence for an impressive
Sebastopol side, with sisters Georgia and Adrianna
Cann performing well at opposite ends of the court.
The final match of the round saw Redan put a
significant obstacle in the way of Darley’s finals
hopes, with the Lions registering a 21 goal win
to enhance their own finals aspirations in the
process. Despite Erin Riley suffering an apparent
re-occurence of the elbow injury that kept her
out of action for the better part of the first half of
the season after scoring , the Lions were able to
increase their lead at every break on their way to
victory, with defender Anna Dawson, mid-court
player Cass Hobbs and teenage dynamo Ruby Parry
singled out for post-game praise by coach Kate
McMahon. Darley were best served by Demi Geary,
playing coach Olivia Aughton and Alix Edwards.
Time to cast an eye into the crystal ball once again,
and after tipping the card last weekend, BFNL
Media, Marketing & Events Manager Shaun Kelly is
bullish about his tipping ability this week!
The closest match of the round should be at
Wendouree Reserve this weekend, as Lake
Wendouree take on Bacchus Marsh in a game
where the winner will move a game clear inside
the top six. Whilst the Lakers will start favourites,
Bacchus Marsh improved immensely last weekend
after a few weeks of disappointing results, and
coach Frank Pawlowicz knows how important this
game is for his team’s finals chances. Having said
that, the Lakers have also shown improvement in the
last few weeks, and are my tip to take out this one in
a game that will go down to the wire.
Melton South return to the court this weekend,
hosting an in-form East Point. The Panthers season
has been punctuated by close calls, and one would
think that the more experienced East Point should
be too strong in this one, with the matchup between
teenage tyros Lauren Jew (East Point) and Monique
Clark (Melton South) in the Roos’ shooters arc worth
the price of admission alone
Redan come up against their toughest test to
date as they host North Ballarat City at Mars City
Oval. North City’s form has been shaky over the
last fortnight, whereas Redan have been in form,
and know that a win will go a long way towards
cementing a finals place with a nightmare finish
coming up. With the Lions sweating on Erin Riley’s
fitness, I’m going to plump for North City in another
close one.
Ballarat travel out to MacPherson Park on Sunday to
take on another in-form team in Melton, and whilst
the Bloods were challenged by Sebastopol last
week, they shouldn’t have too many worries against
the Swans this weekend.
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation Round
THE AFL Goldfields Regional Administration
Centre, in conjunction with the Central Highlands
Football League, has announced this weekend’s
round of matches will be dedicated to Zaidee’s
Rainbow Foundation to assist with promoting
organ donation.
Zaidee Rose Alexander Turner, aged 7 years and
22 days, died suddenly on 2nd December 2004
from a burst blood vessel in her brain called a
Cerebral Aneurism. Zaidee’s parents, Kim and
Allan, founded Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation not
long after.
At the time of Zaidee’s death the Turner family had
been registered Organ and Tissue Donors for 5
years. As a result Zaidee donated her organs and
tissues at the Royal Children’s Hospital, as were
her wishes at the time.
Zaidee was the only child in Victoria under the
age of 16 years and we have been told one of
the youngest Australians to donate her organs
and tissues in 2004. She was only 1 of 6 children
nationally to donate their organs in 2004.
Zaidee’s Story is directed towards both children
and adults so they can think about others who are
waiting for a life saving operation and a suitable
match for an organ or tissue. Think about giving
this gift to others so they can live a better life and
in some cases, have a second chance at life.
Zaidee’s gift of her organs and tissues to others
will allow them to have another birthday. 1 in 5
people on the transplant waiting list will never get
the chance to have another birthday if people
do not become registered donors but more
importantly discuss this in their families.
The symbol is representative of hope; after every
storm the sun shines and there is a rainbow. For
those people on the transplant waiting list, the
rainbow symbol offers them hope. At the end of
their rainbow is an organ or tissue to improve their
life – or in most cases – save their life.
In 2004, the year Zaidee died, so too did 130,000
other Australians. Only 218 were organ donors.
In 2011, 140,000 Australians died but still only
337 where solid organ donors that 1001 people
Lexton’s Jordan Phelan (MCDFNL), Redan’s Ryan Waight and
Buninyong’s Jarrod Morgan (CHFL) come together to promote
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation.
benefited from. Still not enough donors to make
sure those on the waiting list get their much
needed transplant.
71% of Australians believe that their family
members’ know their wishes, yet only 56%
actually know the wishes of their family members.
This weekend, footballers across the Ballarat
Football Netball League, Maryborough &
Castlemaine District Football League and Central
Highlands Football League will receive and wear
Zaidee’s Rainbow Shoelaces in their football
matches - the BFNL in Senior, Reserve and
Under 18.5 fixtures, the Central Highlands FL in
all football fixtures and the MCDFNL in Senior
and Reserve matches. The football community
will reflect our support by wearing the laces and
help raise awareness of this fantastic foundation.
Representatives from each league, Ryan Waight
from Redan (BFNL), Jarrod Morgan from
Buninyong (CHFL) and Jordan Phelan (MCDFNL)
met at Saxon House on Tuesday 2nd July to help
promote what’s going to be a fantastic weekend.
For more information on Zaidee’s Rainbow
Foundation please contact Allan Turner CEO of
Zaidee’s Rainbow Foundation and Zaidee’s proud
father on 0412 985 211, allan@zaidee.org or
www.zaidee.org.
Message from Worksafe AFL Victoria Country
THE best of AFL Victoria Country’s affiliated
leagues will be on display this Sunday in three
matches against the Victorian Amateur Football
Association.
As was the case in the 2011 when these
representative teams last played, three highclass games of football are expected.
When the Brian Molony Cup was last awarded
it was the VAFA who prevailed over AFL Victoria
Country No.1 in the premier match by six points,
while the country boys were big winners in the
Challenge Cup (AFL Victoria Country No.2 v
VAFA B – Div 4).
Sunday’s games mark 20 years that the two
competitions have met bi-annually at senior level.
Prior to that matches were played irregularly, with
U19 matches being played annually.
At U19 level, AFL Victoria Country (formerly the
VCFL) has triumphed in the past two encounters
with strong wins in 2011 and 2012.
With AFL recruiters now searching far and wide
to secure the best talent, players from all sides
have the chance to possibly take their footy to a
new level, just as Matt Taberner did last year.
After being named best on ground in the U19
match for the VCFL, Taberner, from Myrtleford,
was eventually selected by Fremantle in the NAB
AFL Rookie Draft and only a few weeks ago
made his debut at the elite level.
Other players to also have gone on to the AFL
from these matches include Sam Dunnel (Old
Melburnians/VAFA – St. Kilda), Ariel Steinberg
(Imperials/Sunraysia FNL/VCFL - Essendon)
and Daniel Nicholson (University Blues/VAFA –
Melbourne).
Regardless of who wins on Sunday,
representative matches are wonderful
opportunity for players to test their abilities at
higher standard and an experience that they will
remember long after their playing days are over.
WorkSafe AFL Victoria Country’s three sides
are selected after the WorkSafe Country
Championships, which were held in May and
saw 36 leagues compete.
After weekly training sessions and countless
selection headaches, WorkSafe AFL Victoria
Country coaches, Peter Knights (No.1 side) John
Cossar (No.2) and Damian Sexton (U19) have
settled on their final line ups.
The three matches wouldn’t be possible without
the many volunteers, including selectors and
support staff, who give up their time to help out.
WorkSafe and the sponsors of AFL Victoria No.2
(GrainCorp) and the U19s (EnergySafe) also play
a pivotal role in allowing the players to get a taste
of representative action.
Finally, the umpires from WorkSafe AFL Victoria
Country’s V/Line Academy should also be
congratulated for being selected to officiate
in the three matches. The V/Line Academy
was established to develop and coach
talented young umpires and this experience at
representative level will be an important step in
their on-going development.
May the best teams win.
Saturday and Sunday of the season, updated as they happen.
AFL Goldfields Commission Profiles - Lloyd Sims
Lloyd is a Ballarat FNL Life Member and
served the Ballarat Junior Football Association
and the Ballarat FNL for in excess of 22 years.
Lloyd had the foresight to merge the Ballarat
Junior FA into the Balalrat FNL some 18 years
ago and which was “revolutionary” at the time
and which has proved to be a blueprint for
other leagues to follow.
Lloyd also served the Victorian Country
Football League (now AFL VIctoria Country)
for over 20 years, where he was on the
Regional Board and served as VCFL Regional
Manager – and was recognized by the VCFL
when he received the prestigious VCFL
Service Award for his contribution to country
football. Lloyd was also heavily involved on
the Committee of Management at the Ballarat
Leagues Club where he was on the founding
Committee, and has served on the Board at
the BLC for 13 of its 14 years of operation.
Lloyd currently sits on the AFL Victoria Country
board, as he has for the last six years and was
regarded as one of the finest administrators
the game has seen at regional level.
On a professional level, Lloyd worked for many
years for the State Govt for 40 years in the
Finance & HR area’s, and was a high serving
Senior Manager / Executive with Centrelink
when he retired approximately four years ago.
Lloyd is heavily involved in golf and bowls in
the Ballarat area, and he and his wife Kathy
have four sons and seven grand children.
BFNL Player Profile
Tarni Lopes (Darley)
1. Name: Tarni Lopes.
2. Most respected team mate (work ethic,
professionalism etc): Brittany Hitchings.
3. Most influential figure on career:
Mum - Angela Lopes.
4. Clubs represented: Darley.
5. Worst injury suffered: Rolled Ankle.
6. Best Netball memory:
Being the under-dogs and beating Ballarat in
Ballarat on a 2 degree day, 2011.
7. Worst Netball memory:
Falling over and grazing my whole left side in
the last 5 minutes of an elimination final, 2012.
8. Most colourful character met in Netball:
Jodie Hubble.
9. Career highlight: Winning Best and Fairest.
10. Toughest opponent: Catherine Maika.
11. Match day superstitions:
Always need my ankles taped when playing
outdoors because I feel like I will roll them
the day I don’t bother.
12. Coaching aspirations:
None at the moment.
GMHBA Rookie of the Week
Here is the list of each club’s
nomination for the GMHBA Rookie of
the Year award.
Each club has nominated a GMHBA
Rookie of the Week throughout the
first eleven weeks of the season, and
the overall GMHBA Rookie of the Year
will be awarded at Henderson Medal
night on Monday September 16th at
Tabcorp Park, Melton.
Season Opener - Logan Blundell
(Bacchus Marsh)
Round 1 - Ash Simpson (Ballarat)
Round 2 - Jake Wilkinson (Sebastopol)
Round 3 - Jack Romeril (East Point)
Round 4 - Joe Mason (North Ballarat City)
Round 5 - Malcolm Beck (Melton)
Round 6 - Josh Ryan (Melton South)
Round 7 - Darcy Gallop (Darley)
Round 8 - Angus Kirby (Lake Wendouree)
Round 9 - Matt Caris (Redan)
Round 10 - Nathan Wood (Sunbury)
Phone: 5331 2222
Address: 632 Sturt Street, Ballarat, VIC 3350
Web: http://www.gullco.com.au/
Email: info@gullco.com.au
2013 BFNL Football Ladders
2013 TOOHEYS SENIOR LADDER
TEAM
North Ballarat City
P
10
W
9
L
0
D
0
B
1
F
1083
A
460
%
235.43
PTS
40
Sunbury
10
9
1
0
0
1169
720
162.36
36
Redan
10
7
2
0
1
999
609
164.04
32
East Point
10
6
3
0
1
1048
765
136.99
28
Darley
11
6
4
0
1
926
677
136.78
28
Ballarat
10
4
5
0
1
796
799
99.62
20
Melton South
10
4
5
0
1
847
942
89.92
20
Lake Wendouree
10
3
6
0
1
553
856
64.60
16
Bacchus Marsh
10
2
7
0
1
599
822
72.87
12
Melton
10
1
8
0
1
636
1176
54.08
8
Sebastopol
11
0
10
0
1
670
1500
44.67
4
A
384
%
205.47
PTS
36
2013 B&M TRUCK PARTS RESERVES LADDER
TEAM
Redan
P
10
W
8
L
1
D
0
B
1
F
789
Darley
11
7
3
0
1
818
557
146.86
32
North Ballarat City
10
7
2
0
1
729
549
132.79
32
Melton
10
6
3
0
1
770
462
166.67
28
Bacchus Marsh
10
6
3
0
1
631
593
106.41
28
East Point
10
5
4
0
1
824
557
147.94
24
Sunbury
10
6
4
0
0
669
660
101.36
24
Ballarat
10
2
7
0
1
511
583
87.65
12
Sebastopol
11
2
8
0
1
434
748
58.02
12
Melton South
10
1
8
0
1
369
885
41.69
8
Lake Wendouree
10
1
8
0
1
343
909
37.73
8
F
1022
A
239
%
427.62
PTS
40
40
2013 BALLARAT TOYOTA UNDER 18.5 LADDER
TEAM
North Ballarat City
P
10
W
9
L
0
D
0
B
1
Redan
10
9
0
0
1
813
385
211.17
Ballarat
10
6
3
0
1
657
511
128.57
28
Melton South
10
6
3
0
1
626
580
107.93
28
East Point
10
4
5
0
1
654
625
104.64
20
Sunbury
10
5
5
0
0
565
560
100.89
20
Bacchus Marsh
10
4
5
0
1
581
609
95.40
20
Melton
10
4
5
0
1
529
625
84.64
20
12
Sebastopol
11
2
8
0
1
440
856
51.40
Lake Wendouree
10
1
8
0
1
414
726
57.02
8
Darley
11
1
9
0
1
342
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36.89
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2013 BFNL Gull & Co Netball Ladders
SENIORS
North Ballarat City
East Point
Melton
Sunbury
Redan
Lake Wendouree
Bacchus Marsh
Darley
Sebastopol
Melton South
Ballarat
RESERVES
East Point
Redan
North Ballarat City
Sunbury
Bacchus Marsh
Melton
Lake Wendouree
Ballarat
Darley
Sebastopol
Melton South
C GRADE
Ballarat
Bacchus Marsh
Redan
Lake Wendouree
East Point
Melton
Darley
Sunbury
Melton South
North Ballarat City
Sebastopol
U/18.5s
Redan
Ballarat
Darley
North Ballarat City
East Point
Melton
Lake Wendouree
Bacchus Marsh
Sebastopol
Melton South
Sunbury
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D
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1
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0
0
3
1
B
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0
1
1
0
0
0
0
3
1
F
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408
354
500
384
362
337
300
351
296
261
A
319
319
250
344
291
342
441
364
505
394
444
%
144.20
127.90
141.60
145.35
131.96
105.85
76.42
82.42
69.51
75.13
58.78
PTS
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36
32
30
26
20
20
16
12
10
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P
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D
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B
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266
257
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228
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225
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250
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364
305
%
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173.71
133.67
117.35
102.64
98.28
108.80
95.34
82.75
46.70
44.92
PTS
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D
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0
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1
0
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2
0
0
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B
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1
1
1
1
1
1
0
1
1
1
F
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260
290
241
261
257
228
256
199
180
167
A
171
192
221
220
184
205
252
262
253
287
369
%
161.99
135.42
131.22
109.55
141.85
125.37
90.48
97.71
78.66
62.72
45.26
PTS
34
32
32
28
26
24
24
16
12
12
4
P
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10
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9
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W
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5
3
2
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0
L
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1
3
3
3
3
4
6
8
8
9
D
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0
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
1
1
B
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
F
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315
303
280
274
252
279
145
157
148
161
A
144
152
241
196
202
204
210
250
339
341
338
%
210.42
207.24
125.73
142.86
135.64
123.53
132.86
58.00
46.31
43.40
47.63
PTS
36
36
30
28
28
26
24
16
12
6
2
Darren Haby
Melton
Lake Wendouree Lakers Notes
What a great day for footy and netball it was
last week. The Eastern oval was a picture and
conditions were perfect. The unders again
were more than competitive and continue to
improve. Best players were Cookie, Rhino and
Jack Salau. The seconds were overpowered
again by a bigger and stronger team and
the usual suspects such as Joel Cant, Hugh,
Beauy and Struthy were prominent again.
Unfortunately they bear the brunt of the injuries
sustained and hopefully we can get a full list
on the park at some stage. Everyone stick
with Bird and get to training and it will come.
The seniors again had a slow start letting
East-Point kick the first 6 goals before they got
going, after the poor beginning they hooked
in and were at least competitive. Best players
were they consistent Tumma, Moth and
Haysey, Great to see young guns Pitto, Civva
and Eamon in the best.
A most unusual day for the Lakers girls last
weekend were we couldn’t pinch at least one
win in the netball. The A grade suffered a
big loss of 20 goals, the B grade by a similar
margin. C grade and the under 18’s were
closer but all will need to improve if we meet
the Roo girls again.
This week we host Bacchus Marsh at the
Harcorts Oval and all will need to be at their
best to give the Cobras a run for their money.
Saturday night we have the annual ball and a
special congrats to Julie Maher, Josh Gilbert,
Ash Taylor and Isaac Kirby on their efforts so
we can all have a great night. Tickets are still
available, see one of those guys mentioned
or check out our great Facebook page, be
there or be square.
Go Lakers!
Bacchus Marsh Cobra Chatter
A tough game was expected from North City and
our boys provided a great contest. Some decision
making under pressure hurt us but we will improve with
experience, development and, as a young team, we
also need to reinforce the positives and for us there are
many. It’s hard to point out any one player, however
we welcomed back Trevor Hilton who just showed total
toughness in his conviction to get the ball and that was
just one of our highlights for our coaching staff. Best
were Daniel Velden, Tristan Simons, Matt Denham, Ryley
Stuhldreier, and Trevor Hilton.
For the U18’s taking on the league leaders was again
a big ask and they were beaten by a well-polished and
skilful North City side. Whilst under great pressure there
were times when our skills enabled us to create good
opportunities. To their credit the boys fought the game
right out.
In the Reserves the boys started slowly and trailed at
half time by six points. Although they were playing good
football we remained positive and kept working and the
effort paid off taking the lead at three quarter time by
ten points. The team were able to maintain the level of
intensity to keep pushing in front and kicked clear to
win by 26 points. This reinforced their ability to play out
a match - another sign that the boys are working to the
final siren with great strength shown across the entire
team. Mitch Suban and Chris Suban are in great form
with Alex Schwarzenberg, Ethan Tibbles, Matt Prince,
Ben Jenkins, Luke Vandermay, and Liam Noonan also
performing well.
The U18 netballers worked hard however where
outclassed and now have to have things go our way
to make finals. Best players Gabby Pino and Jaimee
Walsh. C Grade worked hard and bounced back after
a poor effort against Redan. The win was set up in the
first half with best players Loz, Ness, and Kaz. B Grade
had a poor first quarter and that was the difference in the
game. This week’s game is important to where we finish
at the end of the season. Best players Lorrae, Jenna,
and Tayler. In A Grade against a very good team our
girls played fantastically till early in the last quarter when
North City’s class shone out. Best players Stace, Katie, &
Liv. Go Cobras!
Thanks to the U16 boys who are stepping up to assist the
U18 team, you are certainly not out of place and you are
providing our club with a competitive side each week.
Best players were Matt Sutherland, Tom Wardell, Brenton
Payne, Jack Powell, Mitchell Gray, and Blayde Baker.
Lake Wendouree
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U/18.5
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Ben Smith
Andrew Pitson
Sam Clifton
Nick Aringo
Claye Kelson
Ben Hayes
Mathew Battistello
Lincoln Barnes
Paul Borchers
Chris Madden
Michael Madden
Angus Kirby
James Clough
Charles Edmonston
Isaac Kirby
Nick Clifton
Matthew Tuminello
Michael Britt
Joe Black
Caide Robertson
Brent Olszewski
Daniel Gray
Mitch Browne
Scott Carey
Mitch Murray
Mitch Robertson
Nick Netherway
Dan Wehrung
Gavin Webb
Tim Malone
Joel Leman
James Nicholls
Hugh Herben
Brock Orval
Michael Emerson-Jones
Joel Montgomery
Daniel Mahony
Nathan Ross
Brayden Netherway
Lachie Wood
James Mcervale
Campbell Ackland
Chace Struth
Matt Beaumont
John Foster
Josh Gilbert
James Westbrook
Cameron Sudholz
Tim Weaver
Tanner Robertson
Darcy Dalton
Sam Phillips
Andrew Cartledge
Brendon Gilbert
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
SENIORS COACH: Gavin Webb
Reserves Coach: Chris Anderson
U/18.5 COACH: Andrew Hadley
PLAYER
Brett Cook
Sam Le Lievre
Jordan Payne
Ben Broadbent
Ben Lockhart
Nick Willowhite
Jack Salau
Matt treweek
MatthewMaher
Dan Butler
Mitch Ryan
Tom Miles
Andy Castles
Eamon Mc Cuskey
Conor Mc Cuskey
Harry Baker
Daniel Martelli
Matt Lange
Ryan Collier
Lane Buckwell
William Mills
Alex Parrot
Charles Cook
Liam Edwards
Lachlan Isbister
Jack Mcgrath
Lachie Dodd
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
GK
PLAYER
Jordan McKay
GD
Chloe Reese
WD
Bec Wallis
C
Abbey Boyle
WA
Ellie O'Connell
GA
Nina Cowie
GS
Emily Atkins
SUB
Zoe Burrows
SUB
Pip Wheaton
COACH
Katie Lee
CAPT
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Molly Boyle
Emma Burton
Kara Hart
Tracie Kaye
Jacquie James
Mel Allen
Courtney Mclean
Jacqui Clifton
Maddi Wallis
Sally Mclean
Sally Mclean
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Natalie Wilkinson
Dani Masters
Jess Baxter
Madison Davis
Trudy Hawker
Claire Hughes
Lauren Richardson
Jane Stephen
Eleanor Toohey
Kirtsy Walsh
Sally Mclean
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
PLAYER
Steff Maher
Ashlee Taylor
Vicki Carr
Sam Gilbert
Katie Lee
Karlie Parker
Leesa Gilbert
Kate Johnstone
Sarah Nelson
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
Mel Allen
FULL TIME
Bacchus Marsh
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U/18.5
PLAYER
Mike Suban
Abe Kur
Alec Del Papa
Trevor Hilton
Adam Skrobalak
Mitch Wilson
Leigh Wilson
Daniel Bonnicci
Daniel Velden
Matt Denham
Logan Blundell
Nick Mazzeni
Tyson Shea
Coby Millar
Ben Velden
Ethan Tibbles
Chris Suban
Matt Whittle
Declan Phylan
Liam Noonan
Ash Whittle
Todd Delahey
Ben Hicks
Matt Muscat
Tristan Simons
Charlton Butt
Alex Schwarzenberg
Lachlan Phyland
Thomas Mullen
Scott Howson
Jan Leman
Liam Mullen
Brandon Hughes
Matt Prince
Mitch Suban
Josh Robson
Matt Wheelahan
Shaun Taylor
James Ross
James Ross
Kane Mallia
Sean Grech
Rhys McNay
Simon Lafranchi
Brad Williams
Trent Angwin
Alex Sweet
Jaye Johnstone
Joseph Carragher
Scott Christie
Sean Carragher
Jake Millar
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
SENIORS COACH: Doug Hawkins
Reserves Coach: Rick Millar
U/18.5 COACH: Chris Griffiths
#
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PLAYER
Daniel Robson
2
Josh Farrar
3
Liam Duggan
4
Hugh Burns
5
Blayde Baker
6
Tim Sutherland
8
Aidan O'Neil
8
Aidan O'Neil
10
Matt Sutherland
12
Tim Hughes
15
Ricky Hawkins
16
Ryley Stuhldreier
17
Kane White
18
Tom Thorogood
19
Brenton Payne
20
Jake Cullen
21
James West
22
Jack Dougherty
23
Jack Powell
24
James Rousch
27
Brandon Fell
28
Mitch Gray
29
Corey Golding
30
Tom Wardell
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
1/4 TIME
PLAYER
Elyssia Burgess
Gaby Mayne
Gaby Pino
Jaleesa Morris
Caitlin Govan
Jaimee Walsh
HilaryJones
Mikayla Hawken
Caitlin Morris
Rebecca Hehir
Olivia Delios
Stephanie McKenzie
Katie Williams
Gaby Mayne
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Jenni Lawford
Amy Reynolds
Steph Munroe
Olivia Phyland
Katie Williams
Stacey Jeffrey
Susan Dalmau
Lindy Hawken
Frank Pawlowicz
Katie Williams
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Siobhan Deacon
Vanessa Schiccatano
Jenna Herring
Lorrae Closter
Kim Morris
Tayler Drevensek
Linda Powell
Karissa Buttiegig
Mariah Deacon
Courtney Delios
Sarah Govan
Frank Pawlowicz
Jenna Herring
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Sarah McGuigan
Leonie Earl
Jacquie McHenry
Lauren Prout
Natalie Tschujasehenko
Karen Pawlowicz
Bernie Walsh
Samantha Reissmann
Tennielle Marsh
Rhiannon Leahy
Tricinda Lonie
Frank Pawlowicz
Sarah McGuigan
FULL TIME
Melton South Panther Proffering
On a weekend when the Panthers incurred their
second bye for the season the club held their
inaugural “HALL OF FAME” induction to coincide with
40 years of football in the navy blue and white.
The club way back in 1973 were known as the
“Southerners”,was formed by a group of loyal country
football followers on the front lawn of Mr.Finley
Samson’s house.
The Gala Dinner Dance was attended by nearly 300
past and present players, administrators, coaches,
trainers , netballers and supporters involved with the
club over the 40 years.
During the evening many old tales of events were told
that became somewhat exaggerated throughout the
night.
10 former players and 2 administrators were inducted
into the HALL OF FAME namely Phil Butcher
(deceased), David “Squeaky” Keenan, Matthew
Sproule, Brett Hickey, Darko Dobrovsak, Darren
Stanley, Jarod Reardon, Steve Gallop, Paul Rodda
and Matthew Sutton.
Finley Samson along with the current MSFNC
President Peter Earl were the administrators inducted.
The evening was hailed a huge success by all in
attendance and special mention must go to the
sub-committee of Teegan Laffin, Vicky Sutton,Kath
Cristofaro and Adrianne Dransman for their excellent
preparation and presentation of the nights events
along with the nights MC Shaun Kelly from the BFNL
who was a buzz of enthusiasm.
Back to todays football against East Point and the
highlight will surely be the two opposing forwards in
Dan Jordon of the visitors who is currently heading the
BFL goalkickers on 55 goals up one end and Matthew
Sutton up the other.
Word early in the week was that “Sutts’ may line-up
in defence in an attempt to keep Jordan “goalless”.goodluck.
In the reserves East are well on top of the ladder and
the U’18 should be a hanger.
Next week is “Sponsors Day” with guest speaker
North Melbourne legend Mr.David Dench and don’t
forget tomorrow in the rooms at midday the “Last Man
Standing” draw. Tickets from Dracca after the game
today at $50 each.
East Point
Today we have travelled to Melton Recreation
Reserve to take on the Melton South Panthers in
which should be an interesting day of both the
Red Lion Kangaroos in Football and Netball. Go
Rooboys and Roogirls.
A big thank you to Loz and Toby on their efforts
in organizing the Red White and Blue Ball which
was a magnificent night and a great time was
had by all.
As well as Loz and Toby a massive thank you
to the Roo volunteer’s that helped set up Friday
and Saturday as well as the clean up Sunday.
Without these people great nights like these don’t
happen.
Don’t forget the Special Effort Raffle on Sunday
July 21 this should be a fun Sunday so see
Bernie or anyone around the club to grab a ticket
or two.
Club Jackets are now available for $80 see
Jacinta at Thursday night teas.
Don’t forget THURSDAY NIGHT TEAS for $8 you
will not get a better meal in Ballarat so get down
the East Point Social Rooms and let Cott’s and
his team tickle your taste buds.
Our Corporate Partner of the week is R&G Wilson
Electrical.
For all your Electrical needs weather
Commercial, Residential, New & Existing Home,
Service & Maintenance. As well as Electrifying
Service and pricing get on to Rick: 0438955273
or Grant : 0400955273
Not forgetting our other Corporate Partners, the
Red Lion Hotel, Ballarat Leagues Club, High
Mountain Water, Karova lounge, Irish Murphy’s
Ballarat, Hammonds Paints Ballarat, Davis Meats,
The Athlete’s Foot and All Freight Insurance
Brokers.
Please support these great businesses that
support the Red Lion kangaroo’s.
EVERY HEART BEATS TRUE… GO ROO’S!
SENIORS COACH: Mathew Sutton
Reserves Coach: Ryan Sutherland
U/18.5 COACH: Scott Carlin
SENIOR WATER BOY: Jesse Geddes
Melton South
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U/18.5
PLAYER
Marcus Kellett
Dean Van Heemst
Rodney Rich
Simon Collis
Matthew Sullivan
Rex Hickman
Matthew Collins
Dion Lawson
Doug Thomas
Ben Peters
Jake Trotter
Craig Searle
John Bell
John Doran
Tyler Cadman
Adam Leggett
Joel Hume
Mathew Sutton
Col Simpkin
Marc Dransman
Daniel Hillier
Corey Lawson
Glenn Wolfe
Jaiden Spicer
Frank Holzer
Josh Munro
Anthony Hibbert
Justin White
Michael Callus
Josh Ryan
Michael Richards
Jason Sikorski
Adam Toll
Nick Fogarty
Joey Callus
Justin Buttigieg
Brendan Hooper
Jay Culhane
Matthew Russell
Ryan Sutherland
Neil Thorneycroft
Chris Azzopardi
Steve Smith
Manny Reardon
Gareth Ryan
Lee Parsons
Michael Demicoli
Adam Sutherland
Daniel Cooper
Gavin Hooker
Brandon Owen
Adam Davidson
Lachlan Millson
Daniel Morse
Anthony Cristofaro
Daniel Vasjuta
Daniel Legget
Anthony Reardon
Ashley Jobe
TEAM
SENIORS
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U/18.5
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Lachlan Watkins
Brad Cottam
Daniel Vasjuta
Rhys Souter
Josh Mangion
Anthony Reardon
Jayden Vincent
Jake Thornton Gielen
Ryan Holzer
Nathan Reardon
Jack Morrissey
Jai Carlin
Alan Greenwood
Jake Charge
Joel Rattya
Tom Greenwood
Hayden Castle
Daniel Legget
Matthew Smith-Bye
Jackson Reale
Daniel Hillier
Brendan Binek
Oscar Hall
Cody Ogston
Shaun Lord
Matthew Voigt
Joey Callus
Sam Lowe
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
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SUB
COACH
CAPT
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PLAYER
Brodie Collett
Bridget Clark
Erin Bonehill
Erin Carlin
Ahlyss Williams Otutaha
Maria Tahi
Kali Joyce
Paige Gilcrist
Donna Collett
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
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GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Jill Van Der Ross
Monique Clark
Katrina Mullumby
Jenna Nicolle
Scarlett Trewavis
Andrea Tai
Danielle Robertson
Stacey Holmquest
Bon Tai
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Paige Honey
Monique Robertson
Cassie Hovey
Danielle Minihan
Georgia Bowden
Beth Hoban
Stacey Holmquest
Melanie Kelly
Jill Van Der Ross
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Rebecca Sanders
Megan Humphries
Chantelle Rayment
Stephanie Bowden
Samantha Dransman
Donna Collett
Allira Westerland
Christine Smeaton
Allan Clark
FULL TIME
SENIORS COACH: Dan Jordan
Reserves Coach: Mick Spratling
U/18.5 COACH: Chris Banwell
East Point
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Hayden Walters
Jason Delaney
Alex Bennett
Jed Murphy
Daniel Tung
Sam Cooper
Martin Anderson
Chris Banwell
Paul Koderenko
Jake Dunne
Toby Boyle
Brad Dreher
Ben Quinlan
Sam Van Meel
Dan Jordan
Andrew Stevenson
Jayden Hind
Sam Webb
Nick Hind
James Park
Brad Whittaker
Jack Romeril
Tom Cashin
Nick O’Keefe
Alex Bartlett
Jake Miocic
James Blood
Brent Fitzpatrick
Rys Monument
James Lewis
Bart Phillips
Jackson Taylor
Chris Carson
Chris Daniele
Joel Van Meel
Liam Rigby
Jacob Perkins
David Slater
Devon Lock
Jack Watkins
Joel Spratling
David Brady
Stefan Pye
Mitch Taylor
Simon Anderson
Bill Quinliven
Luke Wheeler
Drew Murphy
Broden Williamson
Leo Bell
Sam O’Connor
William Burke
Blake Carson
Matthew Van Der Lindon
Steve Ross
Nathan Hickey
Alex Davis
Joel Tracksdorf
Richard Brown
Adam Walters
Tom Nankivel
Peter Davies
Matthew Moloney
Nick Rippon
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
PLAYER
Ned Tansey
Jarryd Walters
Mitchell McCrow
Will Petrowski
Liam Jurrah Flanagan
Mitch Hovey
Mark Prokopiwsky
Ryan Taylor
Will Fay
Jake Whiting
Damon van Dyken
Daniel Abbott
Sam Romeril
Will Jones
Angus Wright
Cody Dalgleish
Fin Murphy
Zac Budge
Finn Murphy
Daniel Briggs
Mitch Walsh
Jack Romeril
Tim Gilbert
Alex Tucker
Deng Deng
Shane McAuliffe
Aiden Nestor
Nick Hind
Tynan Drought
Cody Venville
U/18.5 NETBALL
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Emily Coutts
Caitlyn Headon
Becky Prouse
Ellie Symons
Jessica Campbell
Emma Hills
Anika Orr
Lauren Jew
Samantha Glenn
Amy Lewis
Georgie Morton
Katrina Griffiths
1/2 TIME
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Jo McMilan
Emma Ryan
Clare Blanchfield
Anna Bucknall
Lauren Atkinson
Monica Van Dyk
Emma Farrell
Jess Macgowan
Lauren Jew
Macrelle Geljon
Emma Farrell
NETBALL RESERVES
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SUB
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CAPT
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Spohie Wathen
Breanna Whittkar
Meredith Coburn
Zandria Malone
Madie Thompson
Eboney Piera
Alice McKenna
Sarah Connor
Alice Humble
Tara Woods
Rachel Wilson
Katrina Griffiths
C GRADE NETBALL
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CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Kyra Wood
Liz Carson
Sally Wilson
Jem Dyer
Emily Compton
Katie Allen
Jacinta Cooper
Jenna Davidson
Claire Stewart
Laura Murphy
Krystal Ellis
Maddie Moran
Lauren Atkinson/Anna Bucknall
FULL TIME
Ballarat Football Netball League 2013
GameS brought forward from Later Rounds
Saturday April 13th 2013
Sunbury 18.16.124 def. Melton 8.12.60
Melton South 15.14.104 def. Bacchus Marsh 11.15.81
Sebastopol 11.3.69 def. by Darley 26.11.167
Round 1
Ballarat 8.10.58 def. Lake Wendouree 7.13.55
Bacchus Marsh 17.9.111 def. Sebastopol 12.11.83
Redan 13.15.93 def. Melton South 13.12.90
North Ballarat City 24.13.157 def. East Point 6.12.48
Sunbury 11.4.70 def. Darley 9.14.68
Bye - Melton
Round 2 - Rivalry Round - ANZAC Day Round
Thursday April 25th 2013 - ANZAC Day
East Point 17.21.123 def. Ballarat 13.20.98
Darley 17.13.115 def. Bacchus Marsh 8.6.54
Lake Wendouree 6.9.45 def. by North Ballarat City 29.18.192
Redan 12.12.84 def. by Sunbury 15.9.99
Melton 12.11.83 def. by Melton South 15.11.101
Bye - Sebastopol
Round 3
Saturday May 4th 2013
Ballarat 10.6.66 def. Darley 6.16.52
Bacchus Marsh 7.13.55 def. by East Point 16.16.112
Lake Wendouree 13.17.95 def. Melton 6.7.43
Melton South 9.7.61 def. by Sunbury 21.15.141
Sunday May 5th 2013
Sebastopol 10.11.71 def. by Redan 26.17.173
Bye - North Ballarat City
Round 4 - Respect for Women - Mother’s DaYS
Darley 19.17.131 def. Melton South 12.5.77
East Point 26.14.170 def. Sebastopol 8.12.60
Sunbury 24.13.157 def. Lake Wendouree 4.8.32
North Ballarat City 17.13.115 def. Ballarat 11.5.71
Melton 10.12.72 def. by Bacchus Marsh 19.8.122
Bye - Redan
U/18 Challenge Match
Wednesday May 15th 2013
Ballarat FL 14.16.100 def. Riddell DFL 5.4.34
Round 5
East Point 16.13.109 def. Darley 9.12.66
Lake Wendouree 7.5.47 def. by Redan 15.17.107
Melton South 22.14.146 def. Ballarat 19.15.129
North Ballarat City 17.20.122 def. Melton 8.7.55
Sebastopol 12.8.80 def. by Sunbury 29.15.189
Bye - Bacchus Marsh
WorkSafe VCFL Country Championships
Ballarat FNL 13.10.88 def. Bendigo FNL 8.17.65
Round 6 - INDIGENOUS & MULTICULTURAL ROUND
Saturday June 1st 2013
Ballarat 19.20.134 def. Sebastopol 3.10.28
North Ballarat City 7.10.52 def. Darley 3.18.36
Redan 17.10.112 def. East Point 8.8.56
Bacchus Marsh 7.9.51 def. by Sunbury 10.9.69
Bye - Lake Wendouree
Round 7 - Queen’s Birthday Weekend
Saturday June 8th 2013
Bacchus Marsh 5.9.39 def. by Ballarat 14.14.98
Melton 5.13.43 def. by Redan 26.15.171
North Ballarat City 18.17.125 def. Melton South 6.5.41
Sebastopol 9.9.63 def. Lake Wendouree 10.9.69
Sunbury 17.17.119 def. East Point 16.10.106
Bye - Darley
Round 8 - UMPIRE APPRECIATION ROUND
Ballarat 10.4.64 def. by Redan 18.9.117
Darley 17.6.108 def. Melton 6.7.43
Sebastopol 6.3.39 def. North Ballarat City 16.21.117
Sunday June 16th 2013
Lake Wendouree 14.14.98 def. Melton South 6.12.48
Bye - East Point
Round 9
Saturday June 22nd 2013
Darley 12.11.83 def. Lake Wendouree 8.12.60
East Point 34.14.218 def. Melton 6.10.46
Melton South 26.23.179 def. Sebastopol 8.13.61
Redan 10.6.66 def. Bacchus Marsh 5.10.40
Sunbury 11.14.80 def. by North Ballarat City 14.16.100
Bye - Ballarat
Seniors Fixture
Round 10
Ballarat 11.12.78 def. by Sunbury 19.7.121
Bacchus Marsh 6.9.45 def. by North Ballarat City 15.13.103
East Point 14.21.105 def. Lake Wendouree 7.10.52
Melton 29.17.191 def. Sebastopol 18.8.116
Sunday June 30th 2013
Darley 15.8.98 def. Redan 12.5.77
Bye - Melton South
Round 11
Saturday July 6th 2013
Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh Wendouree Reserve
Melton South v East Point Melton Rec. Res.
Redan v North Ballarat City Mars City Oval
Sunday July 7th 2013
Melton v Ballarat MacPherson Park
Bye - Sunbury
Round 12
Ballarat v East Point Alfredton Oval
Darley v Sunbury Darley Park
Melton South v Redan Melton Rec. Res.
North Ballarat City v Lake Wendouree Eureka Stadium
Sebastopol v Bacchus Marsh Marty Busch Reserve
Bye - Melton
Round 13
Bacchus Marsh v Melton Maddingley Park
East Point v Redan Eastern Oval
Lake Wendouree v Ballarat Wendouree Reserve
North Ballarat City v Sebastopol Eureka Stadium
Sunbury v Melton South Clarke Oval
Bye - Darley
Round 14 - Women in Football Round
Bacchus Marsh v Darley Maddingley Park
Lake Wendouree v Sunbury Wendouree Reserve
Melton South v Melton Melton Rec. Res.
Redan v Ballarat Mars City Oval
Sebastopol v East Point Marty Busch Reserve
Bye - North Ballarat City
Round 15
Saturday August 3rd 2013
Darley v Sebastopol Darley Park
Melton v Lake Wendouree MacPherson Park
Sunbury v Bacchus Marsh Clarke Oval
Sunday August 4th 2013
East Point v North Ballarat City Eastern Oval
Bye - Ballarat, Melton, South Redan
Round 16
Saturday August 10th 2013
Ballarat v Melton South Alfredton Oval
Darley v East Point Darley Park
Melton v North Ballarat City MacPherson Park
Redan v Lake Wendouree Mars City Oval
Bye - Bacchus Marsh, Sebastopol, Sunbury
Round 17
Ballarat v North Ballarat City Alfredton Oval
Bacchus Marsh v Melton South Maddingley Park
Lake Wendouree v Sebastopol Wendouree Reserve
Melton v Darley MacPherson Park
Sunbury v Redan Clarke Oval
Bye - East Point
Round 18
East Point v Bacchus Marsh Eastern Oval
Melton South v Darley Melton Rec. Res.
North Ballarat City v Sunbury Eureka Stadium
Redan v Melton Mars City Oval
Sebastopol v Ballarat Marty Busch Reserve
Bye - Lake Wendouree
2013 Qualifying/Elimination Finals
August 31st & September 1st 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC
2013 Semi Finals
September 7th & 8th 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC
2013 Preliminary Final
Saturday September 14th 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC
2013 Red Onion Creative BFL Grand Final
Saturday September 21st 2013, 2.15 PM, Eastern Oval
Redan Lion’s Den
We welcome North Ballarat City to Mars City
Oval today for what’s going to be a tough day at
the office for all of our sides given the form North
City are in at the moment in both football and
netball.
A gallant effort by our Seniors last Sunday to lead
at three-quarter time after a slow start against
Darley, unfortunately we couldn’t go on with it
to lose by 21 points with Peacey, Horbury and
Hyden our better few.
The Reserves found the going tough against a
good Darley side, with inaccurate goalkicking not
helping the cause as we slumped to a 44 point
defeat with Gercovich, Matt Miller & Liam Hunter
standouts.
A different story for the Under 18.5’s though who,
despite bad kicking (goalkicking drills at training
this week?) got the job done against Darley by
43 points, with Brandon Green booting four and
great games from Lachie Lamb and Dylan Page
The story of the week this week is our netballers
though, who came away from Darley with a clean
sweep of all four grades - well done girls!!
Congrats to two former Redan boys on AFL
milestones last weekend, with Shaun Grigg
playing his 100th game and Isaac Smith his 50th
game over the past weekend - the club is very
proud of you!
Congrats also to Ryan Waight, who takes to
the field for Victoria Country tomorrow in their
game against the Ammos - show them your stuff
Waighty!!!
Don’t forget our Trots night coming up on July
24th either - this should be one of the highlights
of the social calendar this season. $35 gets you
in, a racebook and a three course meal. Race
sponsorships are also available for only $300,
with all proceeds coming back to the club.
Contact Marita Schiltz by e-mail at
marita@ballarattrottingclub.com.au for bookings.
North Ballarat City
Good results in both football and netball last
weekend. The senior football backed up
from the previous win against Sunbury with a
solid performance against a much improved
Bacchus Marsh.
Congratulations to Sam Willian on his debut
senior match. Thanks also to our 1982/83
premiership coach in Dizzy Lynch who
presented Sam with his jumper. Our reserves
battled hard to stay in the game under
difficult circumstances and the under 18.5
kept on their winning way. Thanks to the
under 16.5 boys for making the trip down and
then having to front again the next day.
Our A grade netballers returned to the
winning list as did the B grade. Unfortunately
the C grade could not get across the line but
the under 18.5 took out the honours in fine
fashion.
Another reminder about the annual ball on
Saturday, 13 July 2013 at the North Ballarat
Social Club. Tickets are available now at
$40.00 per person. See Chris Rowan or
purchase from reception at the Sports Club.
We urge everyone to attend this event as it
always a highlight of our year.
Black and White night tickets are still
available and can be purchased from David
Linane. This function is to be held at the
Invermay Hall. This event is a major fund
raiser for the club. In order for the club to
continue to be viable, we need everyone to
support it. Please remember that all of these
functions are being organised by volunteer
staff so please help them by supporting it.
Don’t forget to visit Peaches Fruit Market
at their new store at 12 Coronet Street,
Wendouree. Football Club members receive
10% discount on presentation of their card.
SENIORS COACH: Eammon Gill
Reserves Coach: Paul Brick
U/18.5 COACH: Andrew Schiltz
Redan
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Liam Hunter
Jesse Dundon
Nathan Horbury
Daniel Colbert
Scott Henning
Dean Mathews
Patrick Britt
Ryan Waight
Jarrod Edwards
Brett Dickinson
Dean Chester
Sam Beavis
Matthew Hyden
Joel Mathews
Grant Bell
Matthew Cullinan
Matt Caris
Matt Miller
Kane Quinlan
Aaron Hepworth
Matt Colbert
Paul McMahon
Tim Haase
Tom Sarah
Jarrett Giampaolo
Chris Edwards
Austin Murphy
Brenton Riordan
Jacob Short
Paul Brick
Tom Lamb
Liam Hunter
Jason Leonard
Robert Clements
Matt McKenzie
Jack Wilson
Tyler O'Sullivan-Kirchner
Matt Agnello
Liam Gill
Aaron Gercovich
Matt Ward
Jono Everard
Jordan Baker
Zac Dunn
Sam Higgins
Jeff Hardy
Brody Fishwick
Cody Minogue
Oliver Ross
Ben Schiltz
Luke Nunn
Daniel Hardy
Stephen Kane
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
PLAYER
Marshall Lee
Dylan Page
Lachlan Simpsopn
Ben Wilson
Kirby Neville
Jye Hutchinson
Jack Ryan
Tanner Hamilton
Jackson Kinna
Damon Burns
Brandon Green
Jack Wilson
Jarrod McArdle
Beau James
Luke Wilson
Alex Kent
Jacob Chapman
Dylan Smith
Thomas Baker
Scott Whiting
Alex Nash
Kyle Mckay
Billy Douglas
James Grills
Pat Hawkes
Ned Mabon
Lachlan Lamb
Andrew Hardy
Cameron McKenzie
Hayden Riley
Jacob Chapman
Wayne Bruty
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
GK
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WD
C
WA
GA
GS
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SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
1/4 TIME
PLAYER
Jasmine Griffiths
Jess Quinlivan
Remy Grant
Lauren Elder
Cahrlotte Nichols
Alice Gercovich
Kate Titheridge
Chelsea Bryans
Hayley Munro
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
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GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Lauren Benington
Anna Dawson
Hollie Frew
Cass Hobbs
Mikaela Sewell
Mallory Doyle
Kerrie Dendle
Narelle Perkins
Ginger Wollerman
Kate McMahon & Cass Hobbs
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Esse Cahir
Emma Blomeley
Tiarni Beasley
Bianca Woods
Hayley Munro
Jane Barnes
Shenai Dix
Bianca Giampaolo
Kirsty Drew
Kate McMahon & Cass Hobbs
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Abbey Frew
Sammy Prowse
Krissie Sharkey
Tahlia Holloway-Roden
Emma Jess
Jess Rea
Emily Hickey
Ange Palanca
Nicole Chamings
Emma Blomeley
FULL TIME
North Ballarat City
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Tyler George
Jacob Storer
Jayden Orr
Kyle Baddeley
Ayden George
Jason McNamara
Mitch Jenkins
Tristan Cartledge
Sam Howard
Joe Mason
Ryan Hobbs
Michael Todd
Ryan Luke
Simon McCartin
Shaune Lyle
Derek Micaleff
Michael Williams
Jake Hicks
Daniel Jones
Scott Howard
Josh McDermott
Daniel Ross-Smith
Marc Greig
Jordan Harrison
Brendan Howard
Aaron Clark
Sam Bromley-Lynch
Keenan George
Jason Lyle
Jamie Lowe
Daniel Kilpatrick
Clay Jenkins
Rhys Brown
Sam Willian
Chris Metcalfe
Josh Bromley-Lynch
Jarrod King
Zac Kennedy
Nathan Olver
Robbie Lockett
Ash Collins
Jamie Smetham
Danny Hay
Dan Feery
Alex Briody
Keegan Fitzgerald
Frank Triantafyllou
Dallas Hobbs
Aaron Sedgwick
Matthew Johns
Tom Bourke-Finn
Jason Linke
Harry Seery
Jack Faull
Nick Waldie
Oliver Tate
Pat Lowe
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
SENIORS COACH: Robbie Waters
Reserves Coach: Paul Kennedy
U/18.5 COACH: Carl Symons
PLAYER
Aaron Sedgwick
Joe Symons
David Widdison
Geoff Lovett
Tom Herbert
Matt Coon
Joe Mason
Harry Murphy
Harry Seery
Ryan Green
Jessie Palmer
Jack Gluyas
Mitch Gilbert
Sam Willian
Jacob Hyslop
Liam Cullinan
Mitchell Johns
Jonty Wall
Matt Davidson
Oscar McDonald
Jimmy Vanderkley
Matt Johns
Taylor Hall
Tom Classen
Caleb McGrath
Sam Glover
Alex Hynes
Taylor Hall
Sam Hooper
Kyle Kemp
U/18.5 NETBALL
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PLAYER
Harriet Fitzpatrick
Ealonar Borgelt
Ebony Leonard
Whitney Flower
Olivia Braslis
Krista Hay
Kayla Mallett
Emma Sutton
Kelly Hotchin
Anne McCartin
Krista Hay & Liv Braslis
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
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Emma Reus
Tania McKenny
Tanhni Nestor
Stacey McCartin
Louise McCartin
Gina McCartin
Jordyn Bibby
Emily Pellegrino
Krystal Whity
Anne McCartin
Stacey McCartin
NETBALL RESERVES
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Neesa Carmichael
Sara West
Dayle Berry
Amy Pattinson
Sheree Sedgwick
Mel Thomas
Holly Titheridge
Lily Kerr
Grace Bibby
Kate Bibby
Dale Berry
Mel Thomas
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PLAYER
Kirstin Challies
Anthea Coutts
Anika Blackley
Hayde Holloway
Amy Hunt
Stacey Gafa
Sarah Crane
Sam Hay
Courtney Pearse
Jo Byrne
Alisha Britten
Zoe Tink
Jayde Holloway
Amanda Petran
Steve Crane
Jayde Holloway
FULL TIME
Melton Bloods Banter
Last week’s performance was a cracker against
Sebastapol. No matter that the game was between the
two bottom sides, it was a match worthy of September
action and both club’s can be proud of their efforts.
If fact all grades did extremely well in Football and
Netball and the Bloods took home all points for the
day. Habes kicked a bagful in a welcome return to
form and Ash Webber booted seven to take the lead in
the BFL Reserves goal kicking ladder.
We are home again this week - two weeks in a row.
Thankfully the weather has been kind to us and the
ground has had a chance to recover. I really don’t
know what happened to the home and away system
that sufficed in local football for so long but anyway
here we are, ready and raring to take on the Ballarat
Swans.
We had a good turnout for Sponsors day and the
invited gueats were treated to an entertaining talk by
Ted Whitten Jnr. Ted spoke on his father’s exploits
and what it was like growing up with a champion for a
father. A more serious note was his current work on the
E.J Whitten Foundation spreading awareness on men’s
health (prostate cancer in particular). Fundraising at
the luncheon collected over $900 for the Foundation
to help them continue on their vital work. Well done to
all concerned.
Once more the call goes out to our supporters to
assist with some of the essential work at the club. In
particular, timekeepers and interchange stewards
are needed for every match. Team Managers and
Committee people have enough to do through the
week and on match day without having to chase up
helpers or do the jobs themselves. Also we need other
volunteers to fill such roles as BFL Tribunal Delegate,
Match Review Panel Delegate and Player Advocacy;
we really need two advocates as our regular person is
not always available. Training is available and the club
is quite prepared to recompense for travel expenses.
A lot of folk around the club have been critical of
what they see as unfair treatment being afforded our
players. The challenge is here; if you don’t like it, do
something about it. Chasing up someone to represent
one of our players the day before a hearing is not fun.
Mid Year Ball money is now due so pay up now to
secure your spot.
Sponsors of the week are A J Williams Plumbing and
Webber Constructions. Support your local businesses
as they support your club. GO BLOODS 2013!
Ballarat Swans Chatter
The first three quarters provided a closely contested
game of football but unfortunately ended very
disappointing for the Simonds Swans. A nine goal
last quarter put pay to any aspirations of winning the
match. The Simonds Swans Reserves again went
down in a close game. They can’t seem to get over
the line in the close ones. The U/18.5s are back on
the winning list with a strong win which sees them
sitting in third place on the ladder.
The Simonds Swans Netballers came away with
two wins and a draw. The seniors tried hard all day
but were not good enough for their more fancied
opponents. ‘B’ Grade went down by the smallest
of margins, ‘C’ grade slogged out a draw and the
U/18.5 continued their winning way.
Today we travel down the Highway to McPherson
Park to take on the Melton FNC. Both Clubs will be
looking to get on the winning list in their respective
football and netball matches.
SOCIAL NEWS: The Simonds Swans Annual Ball is
only one week away. Saturday, 13 July 2013, at the
Ballarat & District Trotting Club Function Room. Cost
will be $65/person (tables of 10) which includes a
3 x course meal and entertainment by “No Strings
Attached”. Payment for tickets is due this Tuesday
night from 6.30pm over in the Club Rooms. Please
pay your Table Captain prior to Tuesday so they can
bring in all payments for tickets sold. Unsold tickets
are also to be returned.
PAST PLAYERS RE-UNION: The annual K Y Bilston
Past Players/Officials Re-Union will be held Saturday,
13 July 2013 at Simonds Oval, Cuthberts Road
Alfredton from 11.30 am onwards. Cost $30/person
includes meal and 1st standard drink. Contact for
further information and bookings please contact
David Wallis on 0417 545059, Paul Carey 0409 341
947 and John Smith 53 381244.Must RSVP by 5 July
2013 for catering purposes.
After the match we return to the Ballarat Leagues
Club for match day awards, refreshments and a
meal.
Good luck to all today.
Simonds Swans. We’re in it together.
SENIORS COACH: Bob Heaney
Reserves Coach: Shayne Simpson
U/18.5 COACH: Ray Newman
Melton
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20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
29
PLAYER
Corey Patmore
James Aquilina
Darren Haby
Dillon Sharp
Matthew Notman
Jamie Rawlings
Jesse McLellan
Nick Gale
Ben Kennedy
Ash Webber
Tom Cullum
Tate McCutcheon
Chris Webber
Brett Thomas
Jon Prudek
Alan Hill
Troy Manolis
Tom Robinson
Justin Watkins
Ben Notman
Will Serong
Jake Gleeson
Heath Abela
Paul Davis
Billy Dixon
Reece Duffield
Andrew Bartlett
Brodie Richie
Ryan Davis
Braeden Kight
Nick Milburn
Jonathan Miller
Steven Hazelwood
Shane Undy
Heath Drape
Leigh Goodwin
Jarrod May
Brett McIntyre
Michael Kruze
Llyod Briggs
Corey Armstrong
Matthew Gunn
Stefan Caterino
Brock Kennedy
Jamie Kitchen
Jake Buttigieg
Harley Bongart
Adam McIntyre
Ray Newman
Mitch Brockwell
Jack Walker
Tristan Batten
James Taylor
Mark Howden
Gavin Hooker
Matthew Nash
Lien Troung
David Clark
Joshua Roberts (pending)
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
PLAYER
Will Dao
Mitch Rawlings
Brock Kennedy
Sam Hurst
Brad Newman
Jarrod Buttigieg
Dylan Cartwright
Brayden Dixon
Jason Taylor
Leigh Notman
Jackson McClurb
Liam Carter
Liam Kenny
David Aleksov
Anthony Pacers
Ash Armstrong
Tom Murray
Kurt Baker
Matt Lister
Steven Krupa
Malcom Beck
Anthony Krul
Phil Hoyland
Thomas Jenkins
Justin Tardio
Bill Anastasiadis
Brad Flavel
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
GK
Hannah Robinson
GD
Telia Coverdale
WD
Sharnee Hunt
C
Meg Gleeson
WA
Kaitlyn McDermott
GA
Mikaela Hurst
GS
Madelyn Gray
SUB
Jordyn Syme
SUB
Tilitha Hunt
COACH
CAPT
1/4 TIME
PLAYER
Kaitlyn McDermott
Natasha Pavic
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Jaclyn Fogarty
Brooke Thompson
Jessica Kalmar
Amy Conroy
Krista Woodroffe
Brooke Gleeson
Melissa McCauley
Lauren Brynes
Krista Woodroffe
Brooke Gleeson &
Brooke Thompson
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Lauren Andrew
Natasha Pavic
Caitlin Parfett
Jessica Bartlett
Cass Gatt
Tegan Gardem
Kate Williams
Kylie Parfett
Ashlee Grero
Krista Woodroffe
Ashlee Grero &
Caitlin Parfett
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Tori Piacentini
Megan Penn
Ashley Hill
Gabby Menabue
Lani Coverdale
Nadine Webber
Lisa McNeil
Claudia Schumann
Claire Cook
Molly Denham
Jamie-Lee Hillier
Nadine Webber
Krista Woodroffe
FULL TIME
SENIORS COACH: Ash Baker
Reserves Coach: Daniel Smith
U/18.5 COACH: Jamie Gepp
Ballarat
SENIORS
#
PLAYER
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
53
54
55
56
77
Daniel Chant
Aaron Nunn
Matt Dawson
Mark Nunn
Joshua Crawford
Nick Garner
Alex Stepnell
Sam Caldow
Stuart Baker
Braeden Deary
Zane Ross
Ashley Simpson
Jayden Cordy
Nathan Patriekos
Damian Larkin
Ashley Ilsley
Nigel Otto
Chris Thornton
Nick O’Farrell
Mark Cunningham
Christopher Proctor
James Quayle
Brandon Walsh
Dale Larkin
Travis Hoyle
Ash Baker (C)
Daniel Smith
Jason Payne
James Lukich
James Mead
Mitch Rodd
Isaac Manley
Shane Moore
Joe Otto
Christopher Howgate
Joshua Boon
Daniel Kennedy
Sam O’Brien
Shane Pongho
Daniel Hobbs
Thomas Quick
Jacob Werts
Ben Swanson
Mitchell Graham
Will Corbett
Lachlan Pickering
Zac Pullman
Chris Eagan
Ross Thompson
Brad Martin
David O’Neil
Jake Pregnell
Harry Peoples
Brendan Moore
Luke Brennan
TEAM
SENIORS
RESERVES
U/18.5
U/18.5
#
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
33
34
35
37
PLAYER
Sam Cosgriff
Thomas Mooney
Sam Frawley
Liam Andison
Jesse Nicholls
Lane Sharrock
Elliott Gepp
Jack Blackburn
Tyler Constable
Angus McDonough
Matthew Tunbridge
Lewis Moore
Scott Robson
Tom Constable
Samuel Hodgetts
Chris Britten
Edon Marsdon
Michael Zelencich
Brandon Schmidt
Gary Brimblecombe
Philip Vivan
Andrew Dickerson
Dylan Reece
Aidan Thompson
Todd Shalders
Hayden Hughes
Josh Attwood
Geordie Lukich
Josh Benfield
Brad Ryan
Jacob Willowhite
Kieran Wynne
Callum Lennecke
Matthew Bourke
Tom Smith
U/18.5 NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
1/4 TIME
PLAYER
Abby Wiltshire
Maddi Quayle
Nadia Domaschenz
Jaimee Mathieson
Sami Lindkvist
Ellen Werts
Bethany Van Rossum
Sophie Thomas
Leah Ilsley
Eloise Lund
Katie Lindkvist
Maddi Quayle
1/2 TIME
NETBALL SENIORS
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Jessica Luke
Katie Lindkvist
Katie Baldwin
Abby Roberts
Lou Conway
Hayley Fidler
Kelly O'Neill
Kayla Wilson
Alex Doran
Maddi Quayle
Katie Lindkvist
Kelly O'Neill
NETBALL RESERVES
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
PLAYER
Claire Hewson
Tara Domaschenz
Jess Wallis
Erin Ross
Biony Henderson
Abby Byrne
Jessica Van Rossum
Alex Downes
Ellie Derrick
Claire Hockey
Andrea Van Rossum
Briony Henderson
C GRADE NETBALL
POS.
GK
GD
WD
C
WA
GA
GS
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
SUB
COACH
CAPT
3/4 TIME
PLAYER
Lisa Wood
Emma Quayle
Sarah Drew
Hayley Marie
Sally Karmouche
Kate Drew
Blair Burke
Ellen Stapleton
Channelle Jenkins
Alannah Holloway
Kate McCubbin
Deb Morrish
Lisa Wood
FULL TIME
BFUA Report Liam Brady
LAST week, BFUA Umpire Samuel Burns travelled to
Cairns with the BFL U/16 Football side. Samuel was
selected as the BFUA umpire to travel with the team
and officiate in the matches which the team played
while up North. Sam represented the BFUA with
distinction and well done to all the BFNL Staff and
officials who made this trip a success.
After discussions between the BFUA and the Riddell
District Umpires Association, on July 20th, the BFUA
and the Riddell Umpires will umpire together in
selected games in the Ballarat FNL. The opportunity
to work together is beneficial to both umpiring groups
and this initiative will improve consistency with
umpiring and strengthen the relationship between the
two umpiring groups.
If there are any past or present BFUA members that
have not yet received their invitation to the Centenary
Celebrations, please contact Daryl Biggin. Darryl and
his organising committee have been endeavouring to
get in contact with all past and present members.
To book tickets to any of the 100 Year Celebration
events or to order merchandise, please contact Daryl
Biggin on 0435 365 731.
Umpire Related Issues – If any club has an umpire
related issue that they would like to discuss with the
BFUA in 2013, could you please email Liam Brady at
liam@ballaratfl.com.au.
Each issue will be dealt with accordingly and passed
onto the appropriate people within the BFUA. It
is important that if a club does have something to
discuss with the BFUA, the issue is presented to the
BFUA through the right channels within your club.
EG/From club official such as club President/Junior
Coordinator or Senior Coach.
The BFUA are always encouraging any new and old
members to become involved in the Association.
If you are interested in getting involved, please don’t
hesitate to contact Liam Brady at the Ballarat Football
Umpires Association on 53 331 977 or simply come
down to training at the City Oval on Wednesday night.
If you are from outside the Ballarat region, please
contact Liam to obtain correct venue and training start
times.
All appropriate information is on the BFUA Website.
Please go to www.bfua.org.au to view the website.
BFLNA Netball Report
BFNL Netball Manager Kara Murray
SEE below valuable information following on various aspects of Netball
Development in our region. Feel free to pass this information on to anyone
you feel may be interested and for any further details please go to the
Netball Victoria website netballvic.com.au
Funding and Grants
Emergency Grant: Sporting and Recreation Equipment: The Department
of Planning and Community Development can provide assistance to local
sport and recreation clubs and organisations to replace essential sports
equipment that has been lost or destroyed as a consequence of fire,
flood, significant storm event, theft or criminal damage/ Small grants of up
to $2,000 are available through this grants program. For more information
click here www.dpcd.vic.gov.au/home/grants/all-grants/emergencygrant-to-replace-essential-sports-equipment
Southern Grampians Shire Community Grants: Sport and community
in the Southern Grampians Shire Council can now apply for Community
Grants. Categories include Community Facilities Capital Works, Youth
Achievement Grants, Youth Activities Grants, and Community Initiative
Seeding Grants. Applications close on Wednesday 31 July, 2013.
For more info click here www.sthgrampians.vic.gov.au/Page/Page.
asp?Page_Id=1700&h=1&p=1 or call Jason Thomas on 55 730447.
Future Vixens Camp
Registrations for the 2013 Future Vixens Camp are now open. The 2013
Future Vixens Camp will be held at Burnside Camp, Anglesea between
Monday 23 September and Friday 27 September. Participants will train,
eat and sleep like the stars of Victorian netball. The Future Vixens Camp
will feature the Melbourne Vixen’s athletes and top Victorian Netball
League players who are specialists in their position, teaching and
developing skills. This year two camps will targeted specific age groups.
- Participants aged between 13 and 15 years: Monday 23 September to
Wednesday 25 September, 2013
To register a participant aged between 13 and 15 years (camp held
between 23 and 25 September) click here http://www.trybooking.com/
CXWW
- Participants aged between 11 and 13 years: Wednesday 25 September
to Friday 27 September, 2013
To register a participant aged between 11 and 13 years (camp held
between 25 and 27 September) click here http://www.trybooking.com/
CWGC
**It’s parent’s discretion as to whether their 13 year old should be in the
13/U or 15/U program
to attend the Inter Academy Weekend. Nominations can be made by
completing an application form which should be sent to Netball Victoria
by Friday 13 September. The Inter Academy weekend on 12 and 13
October will provide an excellent standard of match play to ensure umpire
development and talent identification take place. Umpires will be selected
over this weekend to become a member of the High Performance umpire
pathway. These umpires will receive further training and education which
will include officiating at State Selections, State trainings and may lead to
the opportunity of officiating at the Victorian Netball League.
An application form is available here http://netballvic.com.au/_uploads/
res/22_258168.pdf
Netball Australia School Ambassador Program
The Netball Australia Schools Ambassador Program has been designed
to ensure that netball has a continuous presence at schools and ultimately
becomes the sport of choice for young girls. The program offers some
exciting benefits to registered ambassadors and, best of all, it’s FREE to
join. As a Netball Australia Schools Ambassador you will have access to
an interactive SmartBoard product – ‘I want to be a Netballer’, Schools
Ambassador Polo Shirt, and 6 x Lesson Plans. All Netball Australia
ask in exchange is that you promote the great game of netball in your
school. To learn more about the program go to www.netball.asn.au/extra.
asp?id=15751&OrgID=1 or you can email schools@netball.asn.au
Information, Education and Training
Social Media 4 Sports Clubs, Thursday 18 July, 2013
12:00noon till 3:00pm
Meredith Community Centre Studio
Clubs are invited to this workshop to learn about Social Media strategies
that your Sports Club can use to: listen to supporters and players, source
new members, supporters, sponsors, build a positive team culture,
connect with sponsors and the community, Clubs can also access up to 4
hours of FREE practical mentoring post-workshop.
Social Media 4 Sports Clubs
Thursday 25 July, 2013, 6:00pm till 9:00pm
Haddon and District Community House
Clubs are invited to this workshop to learn about Social Media strategies
that your Sports Club can use to: listen to supporters and players, source
new members, supporters, sponsors, build a positive team culture,
connect with sponsors and the community, Clubs can also access up to 4
hours of FREE practical mentoring post-workshop.
The camp will feature netball skills, fitness activities including a beach
boot camp, personal development sessions, team bonding and a netball
tournament will conclude the camp.
Make Your Group Stand Out From The Crowd
The cost is $335.00. A bus to and from camp is available for an additional
$35.00. The Future Vixens Camp includes; specialised coaching
sessions, personal interaction with the Melbourne Vixens, 2-nights
accommodation, all meals (except lunch on the first day), training facilities
and beach activities. For more information contact at alex.poulton@
netballvic.com.au
The Well, Smythesdale Business, Health and Community Hub
Coaching Sessions with VNL Players
Level 1 Umpiring Course
The Victorian Netball League is providing an opportunity for young,
enthusiastic netballers aged between 8 and 15 years to be coached by
some of the best netballers in Victoria. The clinics will target five of the
main skills of netball including general attacking, general defending, ball
skills, netball fitness and goal shooting. The costs per person is only $15.
Sunday 14 July, 2013
Bacchus Marsh Coaching Session
Level 1 Umpiring Course
Sunday 04 August, 2013, 10:00am till 12:00noon
Sunday 28 July, 2013
Bacchus Marsh Leisure Centre, Labilliere St, Bacchus Marsh
Ballarat Netball Association
To book go to www.trybooking.com/CZUI
Saxon House, 1431 Mair Street, Ballarat
Umpire Development
10:00am till 2:15pm
B Grade Talent Identified Umpire Development Sessions
To register for any of the above listed Level 1 umpiring courses go to
http://netballvic.com.au/Calendar.asp?Cat=342&OrgID=22
Individuals, associations, leagues and clubs can nominate umpires
Wednesday 04 September, 2013, 7:00pm till 9:30pm
Christine Burns from VicSport will facilitate this FREE workshop which will
look at some simple ways to promote and market your club. This session
will provide you with some practical solutions to make your group visible to
your local community and beyond. To register please contact Paul Owen
on 5220 7220 or email powen@gplains.vic.gov.au
Minera And District Netball Association
Lake Bolac Football Netball Ground, Frontage Road, Lake Bolac
10:30am till 2:30pm
Under 18.5s
C Grade
Reserves
Seniors
2013 Netball Results: Round 10
Ballarat
Sunbury
19
67
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
41
64
East Point
Lake Wendouree
56
36
Melton
Sebastopol
42
26
Darley
Redan
25
46
Ballarat
Sunbury
20
23
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
21
37
East Point
Lake Wendouree
43
23
Melton
Sebastopol
38
12
Darley
Redan
25
37
Ballarat
Sunbury
25
25
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
47
9
East Point
Lake Wendouree
28
18
Melton
Sebastopol
37
13
Darley
Redan
29
37
Ballarat
Sunbury
41
5
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
13
34
East Point
Lake Wendouree
31
17
Melton
Sebastopol
26
13
Darley
Redan
25
6
SENIORS
Best & Fairest
CLUB
North Ballarat City
Melton
Redan
Lake Wendouree
Melton South
East Point
Sunbury
Sunbury
East Point
Sebastopol
PLAYER
Stacey McCartin
Brooke Thompson
Cass Hobbs
Emma Burton
Andrea Tai
Monica Van Dyk
Sophie Gunn
Rebecca Locker
Lauren Jew
Georgia Cann
TOTAL
17
14
13
13
12
9
8
8
8
7
RESERVES
Best & Fairest
CLUB
Redan
East Point
East Point
Ballarat
East Point
Redan
Sunbury
Redan
North Ballarat City
Lake Wendouree
PLAYER
Bianca Woods
Zandria Malone
Ebony Piera
Abby Bryne
Sarah Connor
Emma Blomeley
Tami Hardwick
Esse Cahir
Kate Bibby
Jacquiline James
TOTAL
14
14
14
13
11
10
9
9
9
9
C GRADE
Best & Fairest
CLUB
Ballarat
Redan
East Point
Lake Wendouree
Ballarat
Bacchus Marsh
East Point
Darley
Sunbury
Sunbury
PLAYER
Emma Quayle
Emily Hickey
Kyra Wood
Leesa Gilbert
Blair Burke
Lauren Prout
Jacinta Cooper
Nicole Coy
Ashleigh Mitchell
Angela Templeton
TOTAL
20
17
12
11
11
11
10
10
9
9
UNDER 18.5s
PLAYER
Chloe Reese
Taylah Murphy
Jess Quinlivan
Telia Coverdale
Eleanor Borgelet
Tarni Lopes
Abbey Wiltshire
Bethany Van Rossum
Madelyn Gray
Lauren Elder
Best & Fairest
CLUB
Lake Wendouree
East Point
Redan
Melton
North Ballarat City
Darley
Ballarat
Ballarat
Melton
Redan
TOTAL
14
14
13
12
11
11
11
11
10
9
Paul Mitchem
M) 0407 664 649
E) Paul.Mitchem@lionco.com
1320 Malvern Road,
Malvern, 3144
2013 Toohey’s Senior Results: Round 10
Ballarat
Sunbury
3.1
6.2
7.6
8.3
9.9
10.6
11.12-78
19.7-121
Ballarat: Goal Kickers: M. Nunn 3, J. Quayle 2, M. Dawson 2,
M. Cunningham, D. Larkin, C. Prockter, B. Deary
Best Players: D. Kennedy, N. Garner, J. Quayle, M. Dawson,
C. Thornton, J. Crawford
Sunbury: Goal Kickers: X. Linton 4, D. Ciunik 4, A. Duhau 3,
C. McCabe 2, M. Medcraft 2, J. Lobb 2, M. Baird, A. Short
Best Players: T. Hill, A. Short, M. Coleman, A. Duhau, G. Hay, J. Rizk
East Point
Lake Wendouree
6.5
0.4
9.10
4.7
11.17
6.9
14.21-105
7.10-52
East Point: Goal Kickers: D. Jordan 6, D. Tung 2, B. Whittaker,
S. Pye, T. Boyle, H. Walters, T. Cashin, P. Koderenko
Best Players: B. Phillips, B. Whittaker, J. Romeril, D. Jordan, D. Tung,
B. Fitzpatrick
Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: B. Hayes 2, B. Olszewski 2,
E. McCuskey, A. Ciavarella, A. Pitson
Best Players: M. Tuminello, T. Malone, E. Mc Cuskey, A. Pitson,
B. Hayes, A. Ciavarella
Melton
Sebastopol
4.4
4.1
12.7
11.2
19.13
16.4
29.17-191
18.8-116
Melton: Goal Kickers: D. Haby 10, B. Richie 4, P. Davis 3,
T. McCutcheon 3, B. Kight 3, J. Miller 2, L. Carter, M. Notman,
J. Gleeson, D. Sharp
Best Players: D. Haby, C. Patmore, P. Davis, J. Miller, M. Notman,
J. Gleeson
Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: J. Branch 6, M. Powell 4, T. Stewart 2,
B. Trew 2, B. Carrigg, M. Cain, C. Edwards, S. Ringin
Best Players: D. Baxter, J. Branch, C. Edwards, D. Parker, T. Stewart,
B. Van Gils
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
1.1
2.1
4.3
6.5
5.7
11.7
6.9-45
15.13-103
Johnnie Walker Tony Lockett Medal
Senior Leading Goal Kicker Award
PLAYER
CLUB
Daniel Jordan
East Point
GOALS
55
Derick Micallef
North Ballarat City
39
Mathew Sutton
Melton South
32
Michael Powell
Sebastopol
30
Jake Edwards
Darley
28
Christopher Prockter
Ballarat
28
Shaun Lyle
North Ballarat City
26
Mathew Medcraft
Sunbury
23
Mitchell Phelps
Redan
23
Brenton Riordan
Redan
21
Merv & Mary Howard Memorial Shield
Senior Club Championship
CLUB
North Ballarat City
POINTS
107
Redan
105.5
East Point
98.5
Sunbury
84
Melton
74.5
Darley
72.5
Bacchus Marsh
67
Ballarat
58
Lake Wendouree
56
Sebastopol
28
Melton South
27
Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: T. Hilton 3, T. Angwin, L. Blundell,
L. Wilson
Best Players: D. Velden, T. Simons, M. Denham, R. Stuhldreier,
T. Hilton
North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: S. Lyle 8, D. Micallef 3, D. Jones 2,
S. Willian, T. Cartledge
Best Players: J. McNamara, S. Lyle, M. Gilbert, B. Howard,
D. Jones, S. Mc Cartin
Darley
Redan
4.3
0.0
6.5
4.3
9.7
11.5
15.8-98
12.5-77
Darley: Goal Kickers: S. Page 5, J. Edwards 4, D. Grenfell 2,
S. O’Bree, J. Ancrum, S. McAllester, D. Edwards
Best Players: N. Jackel, J. Ancrum, J. Edwards, S. Page,
J. Edwards, S. O’Bree
Redan: Goal Kickers: R. Waight 4, T. Haase 2, M. Phelps 2, G. Bell,
B. Schiltz, J. Giampaolo, H. Riley
Best Players: B. Peace, D. Horbury, M. Hyden, R. Waight,
D. Mathews, J. Giampaolo
2013 B&M Truck Parts Reserves Results: Round 10
Ballarat
Sunbury
2.1
1.1
4.5
2.5
4.9
5.7
7.13-55
9.7-61
Ballarat: Goal Kickers: A. Simpson 3, Z. Ross, D. Hobbs, D. Larkin,
B. Walsh
Best Players: S. Pongho, Z. Ross, J. Payne, R. Thompson, S. Moore,
D. Larkin
Sunbury: Goal Kickers: J. Sullivan 2, R. Sleight 2, D. Sleight 2,
S. Dunne, B. Riseley, K. Hill
Best Players: S. Dunne, N. McGovern, R. Monzell, D. Sleight,
C. Hansen, S. Young
East Point
Lake Wendouree
8.4
0.0
14.9
1.1
17.12
1.4
21.14-140
2.7-19
East Point: Goal Kickers: A. Stevenson 5, D. Lock 3, S. Kitchin 3,
C. Carson 3, J. Park 3, S. Van Meel, S. Anderson, M. Anderson, J. Watkins
Best Players: L. Wheeler, A. Stevenson, M. Anderson, M. Taylor,
C. Carson, J. Park
Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: B. Smith, J. Cant
Best Players: J. Cant, H. Herben, M. Beaumont, C. Struth, D. Dalton,
M. Robertson
Melton
Sebastopol
5.5
0.1
7.7
0.2
12.9
1.3
19.12-126
1.5-11
Melton: Goal Kickers: A. Webber 7, M. Gunn 3, T. Manolis 2,
B. Notman 2, J. Rawlings 2, T. Batten, D. Clark, H. Abela
Best Players: B. Dixon, M. Gunn, T. Manolis, D. Clark, B. Notman,
A. Webber
Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: D. Kelly
Best Players: A. Brimacombe, C. Dummett, A. Wallis, P. Colbourne,
B. Thomas, M. Willis
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
1.3
2.2
4.5
5.5
9.7
7.9
13.13-91
9.11-65
Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: M. Suban 4, T. Delahey 2, S. Howson
2, A. Schwarzenberg 2, M. Muscat 2, N. Mazzeni
Best Players: M. Suban, C. Suban, L. Vander May, L. Noonan,
B. Jenkins, A. Schwarzenberg
North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: S. Howard 2, R. Brown, M. Coon,
D. Hay, G. Lovett, A. Sedgwick, H. Christie, J. Smetham
Best Players: D. Ross-Smith, K. Fitzgerald, R. Brown, J. Lyle,
H. Christie, N. Olver
Darley
Redan
3.0
1.1
8.3
1.5
11.4
4.9
14.6-90
5.16-46
Darley: Goal Kickers: K. Leivers 5, J. Lesko 4, S. Turner 2,
T. Minns, B. Barnes, T. Stephenson
Best Players: B. O’Bree, T. Stephenson, S. Mc Donald,
B. Matthews, K. Leivers, T. Minns
Redan: Goal Kickers: L. Ryall 2, C. Edwards 2, G. Robertson
Best Players: A. Gercovich, M. Miller, L. Hunter, L. Gill, G. Robertson
Jim Gull Medal
Reserves Leading Goal Kicker Award
PLAYER
CLUB
GOALS
Ash Webber
Melton
28
Chris Edwards
Redan
16
Steven Hazelwood
Melton
15
Brent Fitzpatrick
East Point
15
Matthew Cullinan
Redan
14
Matthew Muscat
Bacchus Marsh
14
Glen Robertson
Redan
13
Jarrod King
North Ballarat City
13
Todd Delahey
Bacchus Marsh
12
Harry Christie
North Ballarat City
12
George King Medal
PLAYER
Reserves Best & Fairest
CLUB
TOTAL
Andrew Gill
Sunbury
10
Benn Matthews
Darley
8
Glen Robertson
Redan
7
Jarrod King
North Ballarat City
7
Matthew Gunn
Melton
7
Travis Stephenson
Darley
7
Alex Schwarzenberg
Bacchus Marsh
7
Chris Suban
Bacchus Marsh
7
Jacob Short
Redan
6
Jonathon Everard
Redan
6
2013 Ballarat Toyota Under 18.5s Results: Round 10
Ballarat
Sunbury
2.1
2.2
7.2
3.3
9.2
3.9
12.4-76
4.10-34
Ballarat: Goal Kickers: J. Benfield 3, M. Tunbridge 2, J. Blackburn 2,
L. Sharrock, T. Constable, T. Mooney, S. Frawley, E. Gepp
Best Players: H. Hughes, E. Gepp, T. Constable, P. Vivan,
T. Mooney, J. Benfield
Sunbury: Goal Kickers: B. Feltham, L. Borg, J. La Sala, N. Wood
Best Players: A. Briffa, T. Bird, N. Wood, J. Young, T. Boyle,
L. Bradshaw
East Point
Lake Wendouree
6.2
2.2
6.4
5.4
8.6
5.6
12.9-81
7.7-49
East Point: Goal Kickers: C. Dalgleish 4, J. Whiting 2, Z. Budge 2,
W. Petrowski, F. Murphy, D. Van Dyken, M. Walsh
Best Players: P. Tansey, P. Blood, C. Dalgleish, M. Hovey, D. Van Dyken,
J. Whiting
Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: R. Collier 3, L. Buckwell 3, L. Edwards
Best Players: B. Cook, R. Collier, J. Salau, H. Baker, A. Parrot, J. Payne
Melton
Sebastopol
2.3
0.2
4.4
0.6
6.6
2.7
8.12-60
3.9-27
Melton: Goal Kickers: B. Dixon 2, S. Krupa 2, D. Cartwright,
J. Buttigieg, B. Flavel, A. Pacers
Best Players: S. Krupa, B. Newman, L. Barnett, J. Taylor,
J. McClurg, A. Armstrong
Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: N. Sinclair, J. Cuthbertson, A. Cooper
Best Players: J. Morgan, D. Williamson, J. Eyers, D. Webster,
R. Henderson, N. Owen
Under 18.5s Goal Kicker Award
PLAYER
CLUB
Caleb McGrath
North Ballarat City
34
Ryan Holzer
Melton South
26
Jarryd Walters
East Point
24
Jess Palmer
North Ballarat City
21
Lachlan Isbister
Lake Wendouree
19
Marshall Lee
Redan
18
Oscar McDonald
North Ballarat City
16
Corey Golding
Bacchus Marsh
15
Hayden Hughes
Ballarat
14
Alex Nash
Redan
13
Dick Reeves Trophy
PLAYER
Bacchus Marsh
North Ballarat City
3.5
4.0
4.6
9.3
6.6
13.6
6.7-43
15.9-99
Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: J. Powell 2, M. Hannett 2,
M. Sutherland, T. Wardell
Best Players: M. Sutherland, T. Wardell, B. Payne, M. Gray, J. Powell,
B. Baker
North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: C. Mc Grath 6, J. Duffy 2,
M. Johns 2, H. Seery 2, M. Hay, H. Murphy, G. Lovett
Best Players: M. Johns, A. Sedgwick, M. Coon, G. Lovett, M. Geary,
J. Gluyas
Darley
Redan
0.1
3.5
1.1
5.5
2.1
8.11
4.2-26
9.15-69
Darley: Goal Kickers: E. Maher 2, J. Taylor, K. McAuliffe
Best Players: T. Lewis, L. Boyd, B. Goddard, D. Gallop, B. Keep,
R. Rizzi
Redan: Goal Kickers: B. Green 4, B. Wilson, J. Kinna, J. Chapman,
A. Nash, D. Burns
Best Players: L. Lamb, D. Page, B. James, B. Green, J. Ryan, D. Smith
GOALS
Under 18.5s Best & Fairest
CLUB
TOTAL
Josh Benfield
Ballarat
18
Scott Whiting
Redan
17
Sam Willian
North Ballarat City
13
Alex Brown
East Point
11
Nathan Wood
Sunbury
8
Corey Golding
Bacchus Marsh
8
Mitchell Johns
North Ballarat City
7
Jordan Payne
Lake Wendouree
7
Benjamin Said
Sunbury
6
Nathan Bridgeland
Sunbury
6
Call John Gay 0448 557 767
or Robert Allan 0407 237 822
BFNL McDonald’s Junior Footy Wrap: Round 11
U/16.5s SENIORS
U/16.5s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
P
Mount Clear
11
8
1
0
2
732
358 204.47
40
W
L
D
B
F
Bacchus Marsh
11
9
1
0
1
1013
274 369.71
North Ballarat
11
7
2
0
2
720
411 175.18
East Ballarat
11
8
2
0
1
756
Redan
11
6
4
0
1
644
Bacchus Marsh
11
5
5
0
1
Darley
11
3
6
0
Sebastopol
11
2
7
0
Lake Wendouree
11
2
8
Ballarat
11
2
8
40
36
Redan
11
8
2
0
1
701
336 208.63
36
539 140.26
36
Mount Clear
11
5
4
0
2
571
397 143.83
28
547 117.73
28
Ballarat
11
6
4
0
1
685
505 135.64
28
660
559 118.07
24
East Ballarat
11
6
4
0
1
654
570 114.74
28
2
493
690
71.45
20
North Ballarat
11
5
4
0
2
508
492 103.25
28
2
368
579
63.56
16
Darley
11
2
7
0
2
382
531
71.94
16
0
1
409
741
55.20
12
Lake Wendouree
11
2
8
0
1
295
918
32.14
12
0
1
438
796
55.03
12
Sebastopol
11
0
9
0
2
124
910
13.63
8
A
%
PTS
A
%
PTS
U/14s SENIORS
A
%
PTS
U/14s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
P
East Ballarat
11
10
0
0
1
812
219 370.78
44
W
L
D
B
F
North Ballarat
11
9
0
0
2
824
109 755.96
Bacchus Marsh
11
8
2
0
1
670
375 178.67
44
36
Darley
11
7
2
0
2
508
227 223.79
36
North Ballarat
11
6
3
0
2
522
Darley
11
6
3
0
2
460
376 138.83
32
Bacchus Marsh
11
7
3
0
1
657
288 228.12
32
360 127.78
32
Ballarat
11
6
4
0
1
426
189 225.40
Lake Wendouree
11
5
5
0
1
28
550
365 150.68
24
Lake Wendouree
11
6
4
0
1
428
403 106.20
28
Mount Clear
11
4
5
0
Ballarat
11
2
8
0
2
525
392 133.93
24
Mount Clear
11
4
5
0
2
231
414
55.80
24
1
245
607
40.36
12
East Ballarat
11
3
7
0
1
316
458
69.00
16
Redan
11
2
8
0
1
260
819
31.75
12
Sebastopol
11
1
8
0
2
118
774
15.25
12
Sebastopol
11
0
9
0
2
158
689
22.93
8
Redan
11
0
10
0
1
118
764
15.45
4
A
%
PTS
A
%
PTS
U/12s SENIORS
U/12s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
P
Lake Wendouree
11
8
2
0
1
502
202 248.51
36
W
L
D
B
F
Ballarat
11
9
1
0
1
326
110 296.36
40
Ballarat
11
8
2
0
1
529
284 186.27
Darley
11
6
2
1
2
331
263 125.86
36
Lake Wendouree
11
8
2
0
1
417
109 382.57
36
34
North Ballarat
11
7
2
0
2
255
84
303.57
North Ballarat
11
6
3
0
2
436
36
217 200.92
32
Redan
11
5
5
0
1
226
222 101.80
Mount Clear
11
3
5
1
2
24
337
389
86.63
22
Mount Clear
11
4
5
0
2
106
195
24
Bacchus Marsh
11
3
6
1
Sebastopol
11
2
7
0
1
230
327
70.34
18
Darley
11
3
6
0
2
196
138 142.03
20
2
222
416
53.37
16
Bacchus Marsh
11
3
7
0
1
206
249
82.73
16
Redan
11
2
6
2
1
194
372
52.15
16
East Ballarat
11
3
7
0
1
84
515
16.31
16
East Ballarat
11
2
7
1
1
175
486
36.01
14
Sebastopol
11
1
8
0
2
53
330
16.06
12
54.36
BFNL iiNet Junior Netball Wrap: Round 11
U/16.5s SENIORS
U/16.5s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
P
North Ballarat City
9
9
0
0
2
312
124 251.61
44
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
Redan
10
9
1
0
1
263
96
273.96
Lake Wendouree
10
9
1
0
1
281
158 177.85
40
40
North Ballarat City
9
8
1
0
2
222
104 213.46
40
Redan
10
6
4
0
1
254
East Ballarat
10
6
4
0
1
240
166 153.01
28
Lake Wendouree
10
7
3
0
1
298
148 201.35
32
195 123.08
28
Darley
9
6
3
0
2
264
137 192.70
Mount Clear
9
4
4
1
2
32
165
144 114.58
26
East Ballarat
10
5
5
0
1
185
205
90.24
24
Darley
9
4
4
1
Sebastopol
9
2
7
0
2
219
200 109.50
26
Mount Clear
9
2
6
1
2
131
199
65.83
18
2
102
224
45.54
16
Bacchus Marsh
10
3
7
0
1
120
219
54.79
Bacchus Marsh
10
2
8
16
0
1
152
288
52.78
12
Ballarat
10
2
7
1
1
81
191
42.41
14
Ballarat
10
0
10
0
1
114
340
33.53
4
Sebastopol
9
0
9
0
2
39
304
12.83
8
A
%
PTS
U/14s SENIORS
U/14s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
P
North Ballarat City
9
9
0
0
2
317
123 257.72
44
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
North Ballarat City
9
9
0
0
2
285
62
459.68
Lake Wendouree
10
9
1
0
1
291
167 174.25
44
40
Darley
9
8
1
0
2
284
80
355.00
40
East Ballarat
10
7
3
0
1
228
Bacchus Marsh
10
5
5
0
1
223
204 111.76
32
Lake Wendouree
10
8
2
0
1
224
129 173.64
36
206 108.25
24
East Ballarat
10
6
4
0
1
237
160 148.13
Mount Clear
9
4
5
0
2
28
143
163
87.73
24
Bacchus Marsh
10
4
6
0
1
152
183
20
Darley
9
3
5
1
Sebastopol
9
2
7
0
2
160
181
88.40
22
Sebastopol
9
3
6
0
2
94
160
58.75
20
2
151
238
63.45
16
Redan
10
3
7
0
1
121
260
46.54
16
Redan
10
2
7
1
1
138
211
65.40
14
Ballarat
10
1
8
1
1
78
245
31.84
10
Ballarat
10
1
9
0
1
104
262
39.69
8
Mount Clear
9
0
8
1
2
37
233
15.88
10
U/12s SENIORS
83.06
U/12s RESERVES
P
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
P
North Ballarat City
9
9
0
0
2
327
45
726.67
44
W
L
D
B
F
A
%
PTS
North Ballarat City
9
9
0
0
2
225
40
562.50
44
Lake Wendouree
10
9
1
0
1
327
58
563.79
East Ballarat
10
7
3
0
1
182
159 114.47
40
Lake Wendouree
10
8
2
0
1
86
55
156.36
36
32
Bacchus Marsh
10
6
4
0
1
137
97
141.24
Mount Clear
9
5
4
0
2
109
174
28
62.64
28
East Ballarat
10
6
4
0
1
107
85
125.88
Bacchus Marsh
10
5
5
0
1
28
190
185 102.70
24
Darley
9
4
5
0
2
78
72
108.33
24
Darley
9
4
5
0
Sebastopol
9
2
7
0
2
100
146
68.49
24
Sebastopol
9
3
6
0
2
52
67
77.61
20
2
87
201
43.28
16
Ballarat
10
4
6
0
1
48
117
41.03
20
Redan
10
2
8
0
1
64
215
29.77
12
Redan
10
3
7
0
1
65
93
69.89
16
Ballarat
10
0
10
0
1
38
241
15.77
4
Mount Clear
9
0
9
0
2
4
176
2.27
8
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DUAL Henderson Medallist Jason McNamara has shot to the lead in The Courier player of the year award.
The North Ballarat City captain polled another five votes in a clear best on ground performance against Bacchus Marsh on
Saturday, awarded the maximum five votes to take his streak to 13 votes in the last three games, totalling 24 votes.
Darley star Jake Edwards received three votes for his effort against Redan on Sunday, meaning he has polled in seven of of
nine games for Darley this year to sit on 22 votes. The remainder of the top of the leaderboard was quite, with Dan Jordan (East
Point), Derick Micallef (North Ballarat City), Grant Bell (Redan) and Hayden Walters (East Point) not troubling the scorers.
MELTON
v SEBASTOPOL
BALLARAT
v SUNBURY
EAST POINT
v LAKE WENDOUREE
5: Darren Haby (Melton)
5: Jay Cheep (Sunbury)
5: Brad Whittaker (East Point)
4: Jake Gleeson (Melton)
4: Tim Hill (Sunbury)
4: Jack Romeril (East Point)
3: Daniel Baxter (Sebastopol)
3: Nick Garner (Ballarat)
3: Bart Phillips (East Point)
2: Corey Patmore (Melton)
2: Ash Baker (Ballarat)
2: Daniel Tung (East Point)
1: Matthew Notman (Melton)
1: Adam Short (Sunbury)
1: Toby Boyle (East Point)
BACCHUS MARSH
v NORTH BALLARAT
DARLEY
v REDAN
Courier Player of the
Year Leaderboard
5: Jason McNamara (North Ballarat)
5: Nathan Jackel (Darley)
1: Jason McNamara
(North Ballarat City)
24
4: Shaun Lyle (North Ballarat)
4: Shane Page (Darley)
2: J ake Edwards (Darley)
22
3: Daniel Velden (Bacchus Marsh)
3: Jake Edwards (Darley)
3: Dan Jordan
(East Point)
21
2: Mitchell Gilbert (North Ballarat)
2: Mitch Phelps (Redan)
1: Shane O’Bree (Darley)
4: D
erick Micaleff (North Ballarat City)
20
1: Simon McCartin (North Ballarat)
5: Grant Bell
(Redan)
19
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