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MPNFL Updates
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This week...
Beautiful winter hit us last week
with an icy blast and the weekend
delivered some terrific games of
football and netball, we hope that
continues this week.
This week sees a split round 11 in the
Nepean FNL with the round to be
played over two weeks. In Peninsula
FNL its non-stop action over the whole weekend with
games being played both Saturday and Sunday.
The ‘Match of the Round’ will be the game between old
rivals Pines and Karingal. Pines notched up a great win
against the Redlegs last week and the Bulls went down to
Langwarrin by 3 points and whilst it may be 2nd v 7th this
game will still provide a great spectacle for local football.
Peninsula Football Netball League:
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QF – Sat 27th Aug
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EF – Sun 28th Aug
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SF2 – Sat 3rd Sept
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SF1 – Sun 4th Sept
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PF – Sun 11th Sept
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GF – Sun 18th Sept
This week will not disappoint with a few season-defining
games to be played, so we wish all the best to all teams
competing.
If you can’t make the game tune into RRP FM on 98.7fm
from 1:45pm on Saturday.
With finals fast approaching, expressions of interest to
host the 2016 Nepean Finals Series have been sent out
to clubs. Once submissions have been received we will
be able to announce venues. A per the previous season
the football for the 2016 Peninsula FNL Finals Series will
be held at Frankston Park, with the netball venue to be
announced shortly.
Dates for finals are:
Nepean Football Netball League:
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QF – Sat 20th Aug
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EF – Sun 21st Aug
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SF2 – Sat 27th Aug
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SF1 – Sun 28th Aug
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PF – Sat 3rd Sept
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GF – Sat 10th Sept
This Rounds Games....
Split Round - Saturday 2 July
Dromana v Devon Meadows
Crib Point v Frankston
Tyabb v Rosebud
Saturday 9 July
Rye v Pearcedale
Somerville v Sorrento
Hastings v Red Hill
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Versatile function spaces with stunning views of the landscape and north facing decking
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furnishings and facilities.
The Peninsula Room seats up to 330 guests banquet style or 500 cocktail style. With the
flexibility to alter the function room into 3 different spaces, this will suit any sized event.
With many acres of manicured gardens and undercover decking, we can also accommodate
wedding ceremonies on site.
If you are looking to create a truly memorable occasion, choose the Mornington Racing Club
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Contact our events team for a site inspection
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AFL Vic Country
Vic Country Poised for Community
Cup Clash
Country Victoria’s proud history of punching above its
weight when it comes to representative football will be
put to the test next weekend when it goes head-to-head
against a formidable Vic Metro outfit in the 2016 AFL
Victoria Community Cup.
With the ultimate community football bragging rights on
the line, the Vic Country vs. Vic Metro representative clash
will also mark the last hurrah for one of football’s most
revered names.
Hawthorn legend Peter Knights will lead the Vic Country
team for a final time when his side takes on Footscray
great, Brian Royal’s Vic Metro sideat Preston City Oval on
Sunday July 10.
After nearly twenty years at the helm of Victorian country
football at senior and junior level, Knights believes it’s
time for a fresh face.
“It’s time for a new head,” said Knights, “maybe someone
younger with new ideas to do things a bit differently.”
“It’s been a fantastic experience, and it’s a fantastic
opportunity for the best of Vic Country to play against
the best of Vic Metro.”
Keen to rectify the ledger after losing to Vic Metro by
38-points when the sides last met in 2014, Knights
is confident this year’s Vic Country side can reclaim
bragging rights.
“It’s a totally different squad, a totally different game and
totally different circumstances,” said Knights.
“This group will be prepared to give a really good account
of themselves when we take on Vic Metro next Sunday.”
In addition, some of Country Victoria’s best Under 19
talent will showcase their skills in a curtain raiser match,
when they go head-to-head with the Victorian Amateur
Football Association.
Coach Damien Sexton’s preliminary Energy Safe Victoria
Country U19 Squad includes players from fourteen
different leagues, with the Mornington Peninsula FNL (12
players), Geelong FNL and Ovens & Murray FL (9 players)
the best represented.
Final Senior and Under 19 representative squads will be
announced via the AFL Victoria website (www.aflvic.com.
au) during the week beginning Monday, July 4.
MATCH DETAILS:
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Date: Sunday July 10
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Time: SENIORS 2pm
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UNDER 19- 11:15am
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Venue: Preston City Oval (Cramer St, Preston)
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Match of the Day Broadcast 1.45pm
Pines v Karingal
‘After The Siren’ immediately following the Match Of The Day
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Footy Preview
Footy Preview - Round 11
By Toe Punt
Frankston Bombers has an opportunity to grab top
spot on the ladder this afternoon when it tackles Crib
Point in the Split Round 11.
There are only three games today with Tyabb hosting
Rosebud and Devon Meadows making the trek to
Pier St Oval to play Dromana.
The Bombers were smacked back into reality by
Sorrento last week, which from all reports, coach
Beau Muston took at least one positive out of.
It’s hard to imagine Muston seeing positives in the
performance, however, he well may have been
happy about the fact that his team doesn’t get too
far ahead of itself.
It would be easy to start drinking your own bath
water after playing some good footy and sitting on
top of the ladder.
However, if the club is honest with itself, it has lost
now to Hastings, Sorrento and Somerville.
Whilst the Eagles are on struggle street right now,
they did show the Bombers’ up.
In fact, Sorrento coach Nick Jewell watched some of
the footage of Somerville’s demolition on Bombers,
tweaked training slightly and the outcome was a
very convincing win.
Against Somerville, Luke Rowe, Tom Shaw and Ben
Crowe got hold of the Bombers.
Last week against Sorrento, it was Nick Corp and
Scott Lockwood who booted nine between them –
all of them power forwards.
Perhaps the Bombers mids are good at running
forward of the footy but don’t get back to help when
they don’t have it?
Perhaps the Bombers defence is good at attacking
but not so good at defending?
These are questions that I’m convinced the Bombers’
brainstrust will ask in the final six matches of the year.
It’s just so important for the Bombers players, and
supporters for that matter, to understand that they
have a dream draw. They have also lost to three of
the heavyweights.
Don’t get me wrong, the Bombers’ best is good
enough to win it. I truly believe that and have really
enjoyed watching their brand of footy. Perhaps
expectations just need to be lowered until the
business end!
The first challenge for the Bombers is today, against
Crib Point.
The Magpies have been consistently good in the past
few weeks. Their aim now is to build into 2017.
Devon Meadows came home like a steam train last
season, which made them an attractive place for
new recruits in the off-season. It provided optimism
around the whole footy club and community.
The Pies have got to look at the final six games in
exactly the same light.
It’s been a waste of a year until now. However, what
have been the positives? Where do we want the
club to be next season? How do we repay our hard
working volunteers and sponsors in the final third
of the year? Finals aren’t in the equation by gee the
Magpies can dictate who gets there and who doesn’t.
They can start with a big upset over Frankston
Bombers today.
DROMANA is starting to look threatening, although
it is out of the finals race. Today the Tigers tackle
DEVON MEADOWS.
Like Crib Point, these two clubs will be looking to
finish the year strongly.
The Panthers have been hit by injuries to key players
and haven’t been able to get continuity in their team.
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Footy Preview
They are a hard body team who like contested footy,
however, they do get hurt on the outside.
The Tigers are good in this area (winning outside
ball). They have got to play a lot of kids this season,
on the back of them getting a taste for it the week
before.
The Tigers’ form suggests that they are finding more
consistency and Rikki Johnston as a first year coach is
probably managing things a lot better also.
There’s a lot to like about these two teams and it will
be a fascinating match.
TYABB host ROSEBUD, on the back of pushing Rye to
the line.
The Yabbies’ best is very competitive, however, they
just can’t sustain it for long enough to grab that
elusive victory.
Rosebud answered the doubters wonderfully well
last week against Somerville.
The Buds have the wood over the Eagles and have
won eight straight against them, however, it’s the
way they went about it that was more impressive.
A few players who lowered their colours the week
before came out and played solid games.
That’s the sign of a good footy team with a lot of
pride – that’s what Rosebud has.
They are still a few short of their best line-up and
a win here would really set them nicely with five
rounds to go.
Tipsters
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Shaun Connell
AFL South East
Judi Sutton
MPNFL
Brendan Tibballs
AFL South East Media
Toe Punt
RPP FM
Devon Meadows
Devon Meadows
Dromana
Dromana
Frankston
Frankston
Frankston
Frankston
Rosebud
Rosebud
Tyabb
Rosebud
Last Round - 4
Last Round - 4
Last Round - 1
Last Round - 4
Doug Dyall
Historian
Peninsula
Club
Gary Sanford
Bendigo Bank
Leaderboard
Devon Meadows
Dromana
Dromana
Frankston
Frankston
Frankston
Rosebud
Tyabb
Rosebud
Last Round - 4
Last Round - 4
Last Round - 6
Gary Sanford
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Judi Sutton
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Peninsula Club
42
Toe Punt
40
Doug Dyall
39
Shaun Connell
36
Brendan Tibballs 35
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Club Notes
Tyabb Yabbies
Seniors last week V Rye – We set about earning back
some respect from our members and supporters after
our disappointing effort the previous week. After our
review Tuesday night,the players are well aware of
what is required to take the game up to our visitors this
week,Rosebud. Congrats to our social committee and
helpers on a very successful Mid Season Ball. The club
really values your effort and hard work in organising these
events. We look forward to what you have in store for the
rest of the year.
Reserves: with injuries and unavailability hitting the club
this week,it was a different looking side that ran out with
some old faces returning to help out. The side tackled
hard and showed real endeavour but just couldn’t hit the
scoreboard with all the play that we did. Unfortunately a
poor last quarter marred what was a good effort from the
guys. With the players that suited up this week for the first
time now making a greater commitment,we should look
stronger in the coming weeks.
Great win by the Under 19s – was good to see a team
effort with only 15 players. Good to see Day and Boer kick
multiple goals for the first time and both Regan’s kicking
goals to finishing off good work from the ground. Big
challenge today v Rosebud. We are looking forward to it.
Frankston Bombers
Although the footy wasn’t great last week there is
plenty to be excited about at Bomber HQ following the
announcement that Beau will be at the helm again next
year with Assistant Coach Nathan Lonie also committing
to 2017. In addition a large group of senior players have
also signed on to be part of the Red & Black success that
is rapidly building. We should all be proud that our club
has built a culture that current players want to belong to
& others outside desire to be part of. Welcome to Luke
James who will add to our talent and awesome to see club
royalty in Brian O’Carroll back on the track. Club leaders
have been working behind the scenes with Frankston
Rovers to create a solid pathway to our under 19’s for next
year to groom the next generation of Bombers. We look
forward to welcoming them for 2017.
Stay tuned for the announcement of the details for the
Businessmans Lunch on Friday 5th August. Each year the
entertainment gets bigger with more laughs & taller tales
from the speakers and this years version will be a ripper.
Start networking with your colleagues to put together a
table for the lunch which is usually a sell out.
Go Bombers.
Rosebud Buds
For most of the year the Buds have been energetically
making Olympic Park the end to aspirations for visiting
clubs. Our sponsors, present for their special function last
week must have been very pleased with the wonderful
talent being developed by our club, beneficiaries of their
highly valued contributions. Well done to the Committee
organisers on a wonderfully presented day. A big thank
you also to special guest speaker Stan Alves shared some
insightful stories on life and football. Full marks must also
go to our coaches who are really bringing out this talent,
providing opportunity for our evergreen committed,
veteran champions and the audacious talent of our
emerging stars. With some very big home games to come
(Hastings Rd 12, Sorrento Rd 14 and Devon Rd 16) this
confidence at home could well be a very important factor
as the 2016 season plays out. There is a plethora of games
between the top sides to come and our consistency,
especially at home will be significant. Somerville teams
were not able to get close last Saturday. For the first time
this season the seniors took control from the first bounce,
with Big Time setting the pattern for his and the teams
day. He was wonderfully supported by 21 others but
especially Dewie, Sean, GB, Jack and Schulzy. “Farrelly’s
Formidables” are now clearly the team to beat. The big
three down from the ones Kurtis, Jonesey and Robbie
impressed along with Kano, Adrian and Glenny P. The
Unders were on top when the game was unfortunately
closed down during the third quarter after a Somerville
player sustained a serious leg injury with Hep, Tanner,
Izaac, W. Elliott, Adam and Bronson in control. Look out
Yabbies. Go Buds!
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Club Notes
Devon Meadows Panthers
We head back down the Peninsula to visit the Dromana
footy and netball club today. A reasonably tough day at
the office last week at the hands of Red Hill, so we are
on the rebound and ready to launch into this challenge
- and with a week off coming up there’s no excuse not to
give 110% out there today. The senior side fell just short
against one of the best outfits in the comp, and were
arguably the better side on the day albeit without putting
it on the scoreboard. The seconds are copping the brunt
of our club’s unfortunate run with injuries and I reckon
if there was a past players day held next week, half the
blokes in attendance would have to pull on the boots.
Everyone who has stepped up to fill holes for all sides
has done their job with aplomb, and we’ve seen some
glimpses into the great future of our club on display the
last 2 weeks. The 3rds just need to keep chipping away
and know the wins will come with experience, I can see
a big 2017 coming up for the lads. Aside from the footy I
just want to send a big shoutout to a couple of clubmen
going through tough times at the moment – Obviously
everyones thoughts are still with Beauy and his family as
he continues his treatment, we are all 100% positive there
is some good news just around the corner. Our thoughts
also turn to Al Cotton who is currently in hospital
undergoing a battle of his own. A terrific clubman and an
all-round great bloke – we hope to see Al back at the footy
club for a visit once he gets through his current situation.
Upcoming Functions - Saturday 16th July (Home Game Vs
Rye) IPOD / Onesie Night - $10 per song with the last song
played on the night winning a great prize. Get in quick
with your favourite song. Songs will be on sale at training
on a Thursday night. Saturday 1st October 14th Annual
Devon Meadows Grand Final Breakfast. Secure your tables
(of 10) fast. This is always a sell-out. $100 a ticket gets you
a continental or hot breakfast, unlimited beer, wine, OJ &
soft drink, Giveaways such as Wine, stubbie holders, mugs
etc and of course a great entertaining way to kick of your
GF day celebrations.
Come on Meadows!!
Lack of numbers are really hurting our chances in the
U19s with the coaches unable to interchange players and
tiredness in the last quarter not helping the cause.
MAJOR RAFFLE
Club’s Major Raffle Tickets are on sale. 300 tickets only
$100 each.
Vouchers of your choice to the Prize value of: 1St $6000,
2nd $2000 & 3rd $1000
GO TIGERS!!!!!
Crib Point Magpies
CPFNC ventured down to Dromana with some must win
games.
The girls netball are flying and all recorded great wins
to consolidate their seasons in all grades and all have
excellent finals chances.
After a slow start our U19’s finally ground it out for a solid
win. The boys welcomed back Joe ‘The Enforcer’ Smith
who played a great game.
The reserves were out to atone for their effort the week
before and came out blazing. Unfortunately, as coach
Thompson pointed out. 10 minutes of non application
can be costly. There were plenty of chances to still put
it away in the last but some game sense decisions in the
end helped to decide a narrow and disappointing loss.
The firsts were hoping to replicate their efforts from the
previous week when the Cribby of old emerged with
better tempo control, decision making and application.
The fans were not let down. A couple of quick goals by
Dromana could have resulted in hung heads but to our
credit we continued the application and were unlucky
not to overrun Dromana with some critical momentum
decisions going against Crib.
Music in the rooms tonight so hang around and only a
week to get your tickets booked for the gala ‘Black and
White Ball’ so see Holly or jump online to get your spot.
Let’s continue the application of the last few weeks to
record a well deserved win. Flap Flap Swoop Swoop.
Dromana Tigers
The sponsors for today’s Round 11 game against Devon
Meadows are Lawnlayer Victoria and Maw Civil Group.
Last Saturday the club held its President’s Luncheon with
guest speaker Essendon Legend Terry Daniher and a
room fully of sponsors and invited guests.
Terry after regaling his audience with tales in his country
lad style also auctioned a framed print of the four Daniher
brothers who played VFL/AFL as a fund raiser to finding a
cure for Motor Neurone Disease and our sponsors were
most generous in their bidding.
On field the Senior team regained the Edgerton Shield
with an all the way win over Crib Point. Rory Gregg
received the Best on Ground award from the family.
The Reserves team also produced a great two point win
after splitting the honours at half time.
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DEVON MEADOWS
DROMANA
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Rikki Johnston
Daniel Maestrale
Dromana Recreation
Reserve, Beach St,
Dromana Mel: 159 J6
5987 2732
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Toby Banks
Rikki Johnston
Rohan Bleeker
Beau Cosson
Christian Ongarello
Cade Williams
Jordan McCulley
Jarryd Hunter
Bryce Angell
Michael Gillis
Beau McMurray
Sam Fowler
Jared Terry
Aydn Musgrave
Jack Fowler
Jackson Quigley
Daniel Gibbs
Reece Wilde
Adam Hunter
Billy Quigley
Shaun Clarke
Brendan Lee
Terry Wheeler (C)
Jay Hutchinson
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Nick Wearne (RC)
Dean Waugh
Kyle Gainsford
Ethan Johnstone
Dane Leyden Kosikas
Jamie Wyatt
Josh Brittliff
Dylan Norton
Heath Burriss
Brenton McNamara
Aaron Hunter
Lachlan Oliver
Richard Sydenham
Daniel Grant
Daniel Marchesani
Ryan Bennett
Jake Snehotta
Mitchell Heggen
Nicholas Paterson
Jackson Bateman
Braden Hyde
Josh DeSouza
Justin Norton
Matt Acocks
Veton Rexha
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James McIlfatrick
Oscar Bonetto
Alex Bird
Nathan Stephens
Zac Cummings
Bailey Donnellan
Ben Childs
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Billy Tovey
Scott Racevskis
Harrison Patterson
Tom Hoggett
Daniel Jenkins
Anthony Marin
Liam Hallett
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Justin Volk
Corey Walker
Scott Young
Gavin Kerr
Jess Dehey (C)
Billy Hayes
Glenn Michie
Steven McInnes
Dylan Hand
Callum O’Hare
Daniel Andrew
Jack Hazendonk
Michael Bain
Jayden Sullivan
Steven Roberts
Jesse Bowe
Patrick Harmes
Dylan Mitchell
Ryan Dwyer
Chris Doria
Patrick Boland
Andrew Kiely
Curtis Barker
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Mitchell Kassabis
Jace Henderson
James Saunders
Lukas Hoogenboom
Samuel Hurdiss
Craig Thorne
Rhys Shortis
Steven Mihevc
Matthew Pola
Joel Blashki
Jack Henderson
Tim Saunders
Tex Kennedy
Paul Boland
Robert Read
Daniel Jarman
Taz Douglas
Arthur Churchill
Angelo Raso
Jordan Campbell
Tom Hayes
Joel Hillis
Ryan Attwood
Under 19’s - Coach’s
Steven Mcinnes & Daniel Andrew
Under 19’s - Coach: Braeden Dennis
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Glenn Michie
Mick Hawken
Glover Reserve
Cross Rd, Devon Meadows
Mel: 138 D6
5998 2776
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Chandler Zahra
Brodie White
Joel Hillis
Tom May
Liam Drew
Jayden Sullivan
Benjamin Wightman
Lochie Byrne
Lochie Marcon
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Tyrone Archilles
Daniel Allen
Robbie Smith
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Scott Fallon
Nathan Ingram
Mitch Hall
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Brayden Calvert
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Brad Hovart
Wade Puskaric
Jett Clancy
Kyle Beveridge
Dean Spring
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CRIB POINT
FRANKSTON
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Seniors Coach:
Reserves Coach:
Ground
Taylor Stratton
Ricky Thompson
Recreation Reserve,
Colin Pde, Crib Point
Mel: 195 B1
5983 9323
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Jonothan Flack
Luke Herrington
Waide Symes
Luke Conway
James Cook
Mitch Stansborough
David Cook
Neil Clark
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Mark Harkness
Shayne Ainsworth
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Glenn Barclay
Paul Dadds
Jacob Cudmore
Joel Monger
Beau Monty
James Forecast
Pete Coelli
Jared Newton
Taylor Stratton
Matt Hogan
Calhoun Holt
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The Power of Football – White Ribbon Round
Football is not just a little Saturday afternoon trot on
the park. To many it means so much more. It’s a second
home. A sense of freedom. A different world.
The stresses of “real” life can be temporarily wiped from
the mind for that couple of hours. For around 2 hours
every Saturday sweat pours from foreheads dripping
of pain, anguish, sadness and grief. All built up frustrations are allowed out with a simple burst down the wing,
a goal saving sprint to smother or a rhino like attack on
the footy.
So for many football provides that world away from the
world. A place of enjoyment and freedom. But behind all
of that football also provides a place of guidance and a
place of influence.
It is with this in mind that the community dedicates this
round to supporting White Ribbon, Australia’s only national, male led campaign to end men’s violence against
women. While their mission is all about “making women’s
safety a man’s issue too” it’s about more than that. It’s
about making EVERYONE’S safety EVERYONE’S business.
Once considered a place for the boys the power of football in raising awareness is immense. Football provides a
place of guidance for more young men than anywhere
else. Young men look to those who guide them into
the on field battle week-in week-out. Their off field behavioural habits are also guided by these same people.
The natures of the football world provide great influence
over time on an individual’s “real” world. This is the place
where things can change.
The numbers are damning. The results are tragic. The
long terms effect saddening and irreversible. But it
doesn’t have to be that way.
This is not a campaign to encourage male power. Rather,
it is a campaign to encourage men to speak out and challenge the attitudes and behaviour of other men. Every
woman is a daughter. Maybe a sister. A girlfriend. One
day a wife. Could be a mother. They are though most
definitely a friend.
We all have the power to make a difference.
Two More Young Guns Make The Grade
The future is fast arriving as two more young guns step
up to announce themselves on the state wide stage. Next
Saturday (July 10) field umpire Alex Murray and boundary runner Zac Gunn-Cameron will be taking the field in
the Vic Country versus Vic Metro representative matches.
Alex will be one of three field umpires adjudicating the
U19 match between AFL Vic Country and VAFA. Zac will
be one of 4 boundaries running the AFL Vic Country v
AFL Vic Metro Senior Match.
This is a fantastic opportunity for both guys and underlines their potential for bigger and better things in umpiring.
The SUA wishes to congratulate both Alex and Zac on
their wonderful appointments and is sure they will both
represent themselves and the association to the highest
standard. This will not be the last you hear of either boy.
Get Involved
SUA are always on the lookout for those crazy individuals who want to become umpires. It takes a certain type
of person to want to umpire, but those people who take
the brave step, often benefit greatly from all umpiring offers. If you love the game and you want to keep fit, learn
life skills, meet new friends and earn some money then
umpiring is for you.
Stay in Touch
Stay in touch with all information about Southern Umpires Association (SUA) by following or adding us on
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and follow us; Facebook: Search for Southern Umpires
Association and like our page; Instagram: Search for @
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and TeamApp: add the TeamApp on your smart phone
and search for the Southern Umpires Association.
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Easter Round
Good Friday 25th March
Rosebud 5.18.48 vs. Rye 7.6.48 (R4)
Frankston 16.13-109 vs. Pearcedale 5.13-43 (R4)
Easter Saturday 26th March
Somerville 28.16.184 vs. Tyabb 11.6.72 (R4)
Dromana 16.6.102 vs. Sorrento 11.11.77 (R2)
Round 1 - Saturday 9th April
Rosebud 16.15.111 vs. Dromana 7.5.47
Somerville 8.12.60 vs. Rye 13.8.86
Tyabb 2.11.23 vs. Frankston 24.15.159
Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Hastings 16.15.111
Devon M 13.17.95 vs. Pearcedale 4.11.35
Sunday 10th April
Crib Point 8.6.54 vs. Red Hill 11.13.79
Frankston 8.15.63 vs. Somerville 18.9.117
Red Hill 13.15.93vs. Tyabb 6.6.42
Hastings 20.11.131 vs. Rosebud 3.10.28
Rye 16.11.107 vs. Devon M 11.10.76
Pearcedale 16.16.112 vs. Crib Point 11.8.74
Round 3 - Saturday 23rd April
Dromana 12.13.85 vs. Rye 10.17.77
Tyabb 0.1.1 vs. Sorrento 10.8.68
Sunday 24th April
Rosebud 11.8.74 vs. Red Hill 7.10.52
Crib Point 10.10.70 vs. Devon M 18.12.120
Monday 25th April
Somerville 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 10.13.73
Hastings 12.12.84 vs. Frankston 9.12.66
Devon M 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 17.12.114
Sorrento 25.10.160 vs. Crib Point 9.8.62
Round 5 - Pink Round
Saturday 7th May
Pearcedale 18.15.123 vs. Dromana 10.10.70
Frankston 25.13.163 vs. Devon M 13.7.85
Hastings 12.9.81 vs. Somerville 19.10.124
Rye 10.6.66 vs. Red Hill 10.10.70
Sorrento 10.12.72 vs. Rosebud 10.11.71
Tyabb 11.14.80 vs. Crib Point 24.18.162
Round 6 - Community Umpire Round
Saturday 14th May
Dromana 10.13.73 vs. Frankston 13.16.94
Rye 13.6.84 vs. Sorrento 21.16.142
Red Hill 12.13.85 vs. Somerville 8.6.54
Pearcedale 12.12.84 vs. Tyabb 11.16.82
Devon Meadows 6.12.48 vs. Rosebud 9.11.65
Crib Point 5.8.38 vs. Hastings 12.15.87
AFL Victoria Championships
Saturday 21st May
MPNFL 18.14.122 vs. Northern FL 14.8.92
MPNFL 12.4.76 vs. YVMDFNL 13.8.86
Fixture
Queens Birthday Weekend
Saturday 11th June
Sorrento 8.10.58 vs. Rye 9.14.68
Sunday 12th June
Red Hill 15.8.98 vs. Dromana 14.9.93
Round 9 - Saturday 18th June
Somerville 10.10.70 vs. Dromana 16.11.107
Sorrento 12.16.88 vs. Devon Meadows 13.12.90
Hastings 25.18.168 vs. Tyabb 4.5.29
Frankston 9.10.64 vs. Rosebud 4.7.31
Rye 11.20.86 vs. Crib Point 13.6.84
Red Hill 17.11.113 vs. Pearcedale 6.8.44
Dromana 13.13.91 vs. Crib Point 11.9.75
Sorrento 15.11.101 vs. Frankston 7.15.57
Rosebud 14.13.97 vs. Somerville 7.10.52
Tyabb 13.12.90 vs. Rye 19.12.126
Pearcedale 11.9.75 vs. Hastings 18.11.119
Devon M 7.10.52 vs. Red Hill 7.16.58
Round 11 - Saturday 2nd July (Split Round)
Dromana vs. Devon Meadows (DRO)
Crib Point vs. Frankston (CP)
Tyabb vs. Rosebud (TYA)
Saturday 9th July
Rye vs. Pearcedale (RYE)
Somerville vs. Sorrento (SOM)
Hastings vs. Red Hill (HAS)
Round 12 - Saturday 16th July
Sorrento vs. Dromana (SOR)
Pearcedale vs. Somerville (PEA)
Frankston vs. Tyabb (FRA)
Rosebud vs. Hastings (ROS)
Devon Meadows vs. Rye (DM)
Red Hill vs. Crib Point (RH)
Round 13 - Saturday 23rd July
Dromana vs. Red Hill (DRO)
Hastings vs. Sorrento (HAS)
Tyabb vs. Somerville (TYA)
Rye vs. Rosebud (RYE)
Devon Meadows vs. Frankston (DM)
Crib Point vs. Pearcedale (CP)
Round 14 - Saturday 30th July
Frankston vs. Dromana (FRA)
Rosebud vs. Sorrento (ROS)
Somerville vs. Hastings (SOM)
Crib Point vs. Tyabb (CP)
Red Hill vs. Rye (RH)
Pearcedale vs. Devon Meadows (PEA)
Round 15 - Saturday 6th August
Dromana vs. Rosbud (DRO)
Somerville vs. Red Hill (SOM)
Devon Meadows vs. Tyabb (DM)
Pearcedale vs. Frankston (PEA)
Hastings vs. Crib Point (HAS)
Round 7 - Indigenous Round
Saturday 28th May
Hastings 14.14.98 vs. Dromana 8.11.59
Sorrento 11.12.78 vs. Red Hill 7.8.50
Somerville 13.19.97 vs. Crib Point 7.8.50
Tyabb 9.6.60 vs. Devon Meadows 9.11.65
Rosebud 10.13.73 vs. Pearcedale 4.6.30
Frankston 19.16.130 vs. Rye 8.7.55
Round 16 - Saturday 13th August
Rye vs. Dromana (RYE)
Red Hill vs. Sorrento (RH)
Crib Point vs. Somerville (CP)
Tyabb vs. Pearcedale (TYA)
Rosebud vs. Devon Meadows (ROS)
Frankston vs. Hastings (FRA)
Dromana 13.16.94 vs. Tyabb 7.5.47
Pearcedale 12.8.80 vs. Sorrento 24.10.154
Devon M 9.10.64 vs. Somerville 18.22.130
Crib Point 6.6.42 vs. Rosebud 19.12.126
Red Hill 10.7.67 vs. Frankston 15.12.102
Rye 14.11.95 vs. Hastings 8.13.61
FINALS
Saturday 20th August - QF
Sunday 21st August - EF
Saturday 27th August - 2nd SF
Sunday 28th August - 1st SF
Saturday 3rd September - PF
Saturday 10th September - GF
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Netball Preview
Nepean Netball Preview – Round 11
Crib Point v Frankston
Week one of Round 11 as it has been
split into 2 weeks to give players and
volunteers a week of to relax and
maybe go and get some sun in a
warmer climate…or to just relax by
the fire and do nothing. Either way we still have 3 games
on this weekend so let’s take a look.
Is it too early to engrave the Premiership Cup? Cribby
have been fantastic all season and continued their
form last weekend with a victory over Dromana by 30
points. This week their opponents will be Frankston. The
Bombshells season has been up and down, and they will
certainly look to challenge the Magpies but just won’t be
able to match it with the leagues current inform side.
Dromana v Devon Meadows
Tyabb v Rosebud
The Tigers are just hanging onto the final aspirations for
season 2016. With 6 games left and just sitting out of the
top four Dromana will have to get the whips cracking
with a few upsets, and this could all start this weekend
against Devon Meadows. The Panthers in the last 3 weeks
have lost both Somerville and Red Hill, and this game
against Dromana will be one they want to win to keep
in touch with the top four. This game will be a fantastic
contest and Devon will get the tip to rebound back after
last week.
Tyabb is just motoring along currently and will look
to really make their impact come final time in 6 weeks.
Defending their title the Yabbies are in prime position
to go back to back. Rosebud seem to have fallen off the
perch the last few weeks. The Buds haven’t won since
round 5 and the closet thing since has been a draw
with Frankston. Let’s hope that Rosebud finds their
groove again as they were fearless at the start of the
season. Tyabb will win this game but there is a feeling
that Rosebud will bounce back and could steal a finals
position.
The Peninsula Club
Bar and Restaurant
The Peninsula Club is located
one street back from the
Dromana foreshore on the corner of
Gibson & Noel Streets in Dromana,
Victoria 3936.
Phone: 03 5987 2448
www.peninsulaclub.com.au
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Netball Notes
Devon Meadows Panthers
Last weeks games where chilling and looked lovely with
the girls tans for the ball! In U17’s there still needs to be
a more confident start from the team but it was a better
effort today.
The second quarter was the main problem with the
team lacking direction and throwing passes away.In
the second half the girls put in a much better effort and
focussed on the job to be done.There was some really
good passages of play in the last quarter which was
pleasing to see.The team lost by 7 goals to RH 28 to DM
21. BOC Sharni S.he C grade girls came out firing in the
first, unfortunately they didn’t keep up the pressure or
stick to our team game & Red Hill outplayed us in the last
3 quarters. We came away with the win but now need
to refocus and tackle being complacent with 4 strong
quarters against Dromana. BOC Capt Cokes. A great
night was had at the ball, thanks to the girls who made
this happen. Ball BOC Faith. In B grade, We started solidly
with some great defensive work all over the court giving
us some great scoring opportunities to lead 25 to 9 at
half time. Stepping it up in the second half saw Devon
Meadows consolidate and draw further ahead finishing
58 to 18 as the final score. BOC - Nat & Shan. In A grade
the girls played 3 of 4 quarters really well, however that
one unstable quarter cost us the win & potentially finals.
The girls really need to work on
playing consistant quarters because when they do they
are as good as the top 3 sides! BOC Zo +Luce.
Tyabb Yabbies
Keira works to find the best on court combinations. After
the bye and a few weeks off training there was obvious
rustiness but also real positives between Jess & H in goals.
Today we travel to Rosebud & are looking for a solid hit
out before the bye round next weekend.
NIP! NIP!
Crib Point Magpies
We were all happy to be playing indoors against Dromana
while the wind was blowing outside! Our Under 17’S
kicked off the day and the girls showed pockets of
good play, particularly out of the centre of the court but
struggled to maintain momentum across the court. The
girls continue to improve, especially in the gaoling end.
Best on court went to Tomeisha Serong after an excellent
game, playing out of position.
The C Grade girls provided a steady effort to take the win.
Jess Scarlett shot accurately all game in a best on court
performance. Special mention to Meg Romeril after a
great game in WA.
Positivity and communication between B Grade provided
extra pressure and caused multiple turnovers which
led to a great team win. Combinations and versatility
worked well and Holly Dobson was a standout providing
accuracy and strong leads in the goal ring.
In A Grade a hard working defence end gave many
opportunities to our goalers. Kahlia McHugh had an
amazing game, hardly missing a shot and Dionne took
intercept after intercept! We showed our flexibility with
the inclusion of some B Graders stepping up positively
into the team. Best on Court went to Tessa Moncrieff.
U/17s managed to get their 2nd win against Rye. Amelia’s
defensive effort in the midcourt was vital in giving the
girls plenty of opportunities & Georgia.
B put lots of pressure over the Rye shooters, restricting
their influence on the scoreboard. The girls are working
on producing a consistent effort across the 4 quarters as
the lapses are letting them down at times.
In C grade, Jaye continues to master her role as GS with
greater confidence each week. In defence Morgan gave
her opponent no space and worked hard to treasure the
ball the whole way down the court. Coming on in the
second half
Jayde injected some oomph into the midcourt, always
contesting hard for the first ball.
There have been some changes to the B grade structure
with Millie & Bec teaming up in defence with great
success. In an inconsistent match we were happy to take
a strong win but have highlighted some areas requiring
real attention before our re-matches against Devon, Crib
and Somie.
The A grade match was played in good spirits. Our
defensive end continued to strengthen their connections
& team work resulting in great difficulty for the Rye
goalers. In attack there were many changes as coach
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Dromana Tigers
Last Saturday saw us up against an inform Crib Point the
only highlight for the day was the awesome win by our
U17’s team who are getting stronger and stronger even
with a couple of players out they stuck strong and played
a tight game winning by 39 in the end credit to the Crib
Point girls for sticking in there. Awards went to Olivia
Guerts and Kaitlyn Novetny We knew we had a tough
middle of the season and Cribby was always going to
be a tough day well played to all 3 sides there is always
next week. C Grade Awards went to Amy Ridgeway and
Belinda Ingram. B Awards went to Alycia Escudero and
Rivvy Walter and A Awards went to Georgie May and Kristi
Brinksma.
Today we have another tough one up against Devon
Meadows if we stick together we can do it.
Today also sees Georgie May play her 100th game for
the Club, Georgie came to us in 2010 from a basketball
background and made the transition relatively easy, She
can play either end of the court but prefers the defensive
end and would be one of the top defenders in the league
with her explosive leap and smart positioning, when under
pressure Georgie rises to the challenge.which is one of the
reasons she loves coming up against the top teams like
Crib Point and Tyabb.Over the years Georgie has been part
of our leadership group and has instilled her knowledge
in our new talent.Georgie has won 3 Best and fairest for
the club an ANZAC day medal and last year turned her
hand to coaching, Georgie has been an integral part of
our netball community and couldn’t be prouder standing
by her while reaching her 100 games. Georgie’s favorite
time at Dromana has been making life long friends and
her favorite memory would be her first ever Netty Trip so
much fun......Well done Georgie we wish you all the best
for today and the rest of the season. Everybody get around
her and enjoy the Midseason Ball tonight GO TIGERS!!
Rosebud Buds
Frankston Bombshells
No notes supplied
A-Grade – We were missing Whitey & Darci again last week.
Thanks again to Jess Smith #1 (B-grade) and Shannon
Young (U17s) for stepping up. The final score wasn’t an
accurate reflection of the way the girls played. Best on –
Tracey Snooks & Bethany Leach. More training as a team
is required.
B-Grade – The B-Grade girls showed some really good
intensity in their game against Somerville. They started
hard and continued until the very end. The scoreboard
stayed quite even during the first half of the game and
there was some great plays by us, getting the ball down
smoothly to our shooters which was our main focus at
training. Our best players were Indi in GK and Amy in C but
also well done to our shooters Jess & Lil.
C-Grade – The girls went out and all had a great game.
Thanks to Casey Raphael (U17s) playing with us. Somerville
just got a lead from the start and we tried hard to catch
them but couldn’t. Best on was Ebonie Eastham great in
defence and shooting and Ali Raphael in mid court.
24
25
Footy Results
SENIORS
Tyabb 13.12.90 def by 19.12.126
Rye
TYABB GOALS: B. Harbinson 2, T. McGrath 2, R. West 2, C. Morris,
T. Oostveen, J. Anderson, J. Baxter, T. Jarvis, J. Connell, A. Whalley;
BEST: T. McGrath, R. West, T. Oostveen, D. Underwood, L. Rigg,
G. Scott
RYE GOALS: D. Millhouse 6, N. Henley 5, B. Egan 3, H. Whitty,
M. Whelan, H. Devine - Richardson, J. Appleford, R. Mullett; BEST:
N. Baron, D. Millhouse, R. Mullett, N. Henley, L. Morse, R. Taylor
Sorrento 15.11.101 def7.15.57 Frankston
SORRENTO GOALS: N. Corp 5, S. Lockwood 4, L. Tapscott 2,
J. Hallahan, S. Gladman, J. Gipp, N. Marston; BEST: R. Potter,
S. Gladman, N. Corp, S. Lockwood, J. Ferguson, D. Stephenson
FRANKSTON GOALS: Z. Longham 3, B. Whittley 2, G. Masterson,
B. Muston; BEST: J. Francis, J. Kingsbury, A. Williams,
J. Degenhardt, J. Page, B. Whittley
Dromana
13.13.91
def
11.9.75
Crib Point
DROMANA GOALS: B. McMurray 3, S. Geurts 2, R. Gregg 2,
T. Wheeler, B. Cosson, J. DeSouza, C. Williams, R. Bleeker, R. Johnston; BEST: R. Gregg, J. Hutchinson, T. Wheeler, B. Quigley, D.
Geurts
CRIB POINT GOALS: B. Arnold 2, P. Smith 2, J. Deas 2, L. Herrington
2, D. Warry, M. Wappett, B. Davidson; BEST: K. Stratton, B. Arnold,
P. Smith, D. Vercoe, Z. Dekleuver, B. Phillips
Devon M
7.10.52 def by 7.16.58
Red Hill
DEVON MEADOWS GOALS: G. Michie 3, C. Doria 2, P. Harmes,
S. Mihevc; BEST: S. Roberts, J. Dehey, C. Doria, P. Harmes, J. Bowe,
G. Michie
RED HILL GOALS: H. Larwill 2, A. Mock, J. Monckton, J. Mold,
J. Ross, N. Walsh; BEST: J. Siversen, C. Kennedy, J. Mold, B. Poole,
J. Monckton, J. Ross
Rosebud 14.13.97 def7.10.52 Somerville
ROSEBUD GOALS: B. Schultz 4, N. Boswell 2, K. Downie 2,
R. Spooner, J. Clarke, A. Rose, T. Stoffels, S. Downie, B. Payne; BEST:
B. Dwyer, C. Dew, S. Downie, G. Bentley, J. Jarman, B. Schultz
SOMERVILLE GOALS: J. Sutton 3, B. Rolfe, L. Rowe, J. Allsopp,
B. Sedgwick
Pearcedale
11.9.75 def by 18.11.119
Hastings
PEARCEDALE GOALS: B. Mitchell 3, T. Bravo 2, A. Simmons,
L. Marshall, G. Anderson, T. Jacobson, D. Hoare, M. Jones; BEST:
T. Jacobson, K. Searle, D. Hoare, T. Mitchell, E. Gates, A. Harnett
HASTINGS GOALS: D. Alanis 5, L. Hewitt 5, M. Devereaux 2,
S. Foster 2, C. McVeigh, L. Smith, S. Robb, J. Hewitt; BEST:
M. Devereaux, J. Mulheron, L. Hewitt, N. Gray, J. Hewitt, P. Mawson
RESERVES
Tyabb
4.7.31 def by 16.14.110
Rye
TYABB GOALS: L. West 2, B. Regan, J. Spina; BEST: J. Gaillard,
N. Leskovec, M. Lawson, B. Regan, J. Spina, L. West
RYE GOALS: S. Sterling 7, D. Burstall 3, T. Mazurek, D. Cimino,
J. Cameron, D. Schwind, R. Hawkins, J. Westworth; BEST:
D. Schwind, A. Dunn, S. Sterling, R. Hickey, K. McLean, D. Cimino
SORRENTO GOALS: J. Kellar 2, B. Kenyon 2, D. Lawson 2,
N. Muller 2, J. Pitcher, D. Hickey; BEST: W. Doyle, H. Connolly,
J. Seers, G. Hammond, D. Lawson, R. Feldhofer
FRANKSTON GOALS: D. Bence 2, A. Fulton, D. White, B. White; BEST:
A. Pasquill, M. Offer, C. O’Neill, C. McConvile, J. Burr, B. Simmons
Dromana
7.5.47
def
6.9.45
Crib Point
DROMANA GOALS: D. Leyden-Kozikas 2, R. Bennett, J. Terry,
J. Wyatt, N. Paterson, K. Voelkl; BEST: K. Voelkl, J. Terry, J. Buchanan,
D. Leyden-Kozikas, B. Angell, D. Maestrale
CRIB POINT GOALS: N. Clark 3, J. Forecast, R. Clifford, J. DadeBell; BEST: J. Dade-Bell, M. Davis, D. White, D. Edwards, K. Arnott,
N. Clark
26
Devon M
2.7.19 def by 9.7.61
Red Hill
DEVON MEADOWS GOALS: G. Reedy, S. Reidy; BEST: R. Shortis,
M. Bond, T. Kennedy, L. Hoogenboom, D. Tocknell
RED HILL GOALS: R. Blake 3, N. Shute 3, S. Ramsay, J. Pain,
D. Macleod; BEST: J. Pain, B. Thomson, F. Kearney, A. Embling,
N. Shute, A. Gilmour
Rosebud
15.15.105
def 4.6.30
Somerville
ROSEBUD GOALS: R. Bos 3, G. Petersen 3, B. Garlick 2, K. Corrin 2,
A. Alford 2, D. Lloyd, J. White, P. Jones; BEST: K. Corrin, K. Donald,
A. Alford, P. Jones, R. Bos, G. Petersen
SOMERVILLE GOALS: W. Casey 4; BEST: W. Casey, W. Shields,
T. Anderson, M. Moran, J. Rolfe, T. Finn
Pearcedale
4.6.30 def by 15.15.105
Hastings
PEARCEDALE GOALS: N. Garrett, B. Trotter, D. Duncan, D. Marshall;
BEST: D. Marshall, M. Watts, D. Duncan, Z. Duncan, M. Wilson,
J. Garrett
HASTINGS GOALS: K. Robb 3, J. Ward 2, R. Vandenham 2,
B. Schroen 2, A. Harrison, W. Delahaye, G. Morsman, D. Paarlberg,
V. Vunimasi, N. Goodacre ; BEST: S. Williams, S. Clancy, J. Ward,
N. Goodacre , K. Robb
UNDER 19
Tyabb 19.13.127 def5.8.38
Rye
TYABB GOALS: B. Regan 5, R. Regan 5, B. Boer 3, C. Harris 2,
J. Day 2, J. Holland Burch, N. Dwyer; BEST: J. Holland Burch,
K. Fisher, C. Harris, D. Sawyer, N. Dwyer, B. Lindridge
RYE GOALS: M. Dunn 2, S. Roane, D. Walsh, J. Hollway; BEST:
N. Seddon, M. Dunn, J. Papalia, S. Gilmartin, J. Hollway
SORRENTO GOALS: J. Erceg 6, J. Blair 4, R. Byrns 3, J. Grant 3,
M. King 2, M. Towers 2, H. White 2, D. Thomson-Irwin,
A. Hamzsak, T. Clarke, R. Sanderson; BEST: J. Erceg, B. Holt, J. Grant,
A. Callaghan, R. Byrns, M. Towers
FRANKSTON GOALS: T. Murraylee, B. Williams; BEST: B. Williams,
N. Wishart, L. Ryan, T. Neal, R. De Deugd, C. Burr
Dromana
4.8.32 def by 8.14.62
Crib Point
DROMANA GOALS: B. Tovey 2, D. Page, B. Donnellan; BEST:
D. Jenkins, J. McIlfatrick, D. O’Kelly, B. Olfers, B. Page, B. Tovey
CRIB POINT GOALS: H. DeKleuver 3, J. Wisken, S. Wilton,
N. Rutherford, C. Marson, W. Larkin; BEST: J. Smith, N. Rutherford,
J. Wisken, H. DeKleuver, E. Smith, P. Gracie
Devon M
1.5.11 def by 19.12.126
Red Hill
DEVON MEADOWS GOALS: J. Stewart; BEST: T. May, D. Smith,
B. White, N. Softley, C. Zahra, K. McManus
RED HILL GOALS: A. Marchetti 7, J. Gioutsos 5, G. Nocella 2,
T. Powell 2, J. Brooks, M. Tulen, N. Higgins; BEST: A. Marchetti,
J. Gioutsos, N. Higgins, M. Westle, L. Marchesani, J. Brooks
Rosebud
4.4.28 def3.1.19 Somerville
ROSEBUD GOALS: B. Gibson, J. Edwards, T. French, K. Hanley; BEST:
J. Hepner, T. Bishop, I. Drinkwater-Coates, W. Elliott, A. Jarred,
B. Corrin
SOMERVILLE GOALS: L. Gruar, J. Haskett, P. Nagel; BEST: T. Burton,
J. Skinner, B. Nation, J. Haskett, J. Whybrow, T. Anderson
Pearcedale
5.4.34 def by 15.11.101
Hastings
PEARCEDALE GOALS: D. Scully 2, L. Jennings, R. Chaffey, B. Dinger;
BEST: L. Jennings, D. Scully, J. Stanes, T. Craven, J. Angel, A. Roberts
HASTINGS GOALS: M. Foy 4, S. Hewitt 3, M. Tanner 2, A. Jeffs 2,
A. King 2, J. Winton, K. Lewis; BEST: A. King, S. Hewitt, P. Megee,
M. Foy, A. Jeffs, B. Proctor
Footy Stats
“HOT SHOT”
Leading Goal kicker
LADDERS
Seniors
Team
P W L D F A
%Pts
Hastings
Frankston
Sorrento
Red Hill
Rosebud
Rye
Somerville
Dromana
Devon M
Pearcedale
Crib Point
Tyabb
10820
1054
687
153.42
32
10730
1007
679
148.31
28
11740
1076
776
138.66
28
10730
765
659
116.08
28
10631
724
586
123.55
26
11641
898
904
99.34
26
10640
1001
778
128.66
24
10550
821
870
94.37
20
10460
790
890
88.76
16
10370
699
1002
69.76
12
10190
711
1038
68.54
100100526
1203
43.720
Reserves
Team
P W L D F A
%Pts
Rosebud 10910
855
297
287.88
36
Red Hill
10820
618
409
151.10
32
Somerville 10730
671
479
140.08
28
Rye
10640
692
422
163.98
24
Sorrento 10640
643
529
121.55
24
Frankston 10541
542
494
109.72
22
Devon M 10541
485
573
84.64
22
Hastings 10451
493
605
81.49
18
Crib Point 10460
525
511
102.74
16
Dromana 10370
561
560
100.18
12
Pearcedale 10190
310
1056
29.36
4
Tyabb
10091
396
856
46.26
2
under 19’S
Team
P W L D F A
%Pts
Red Hill
10 10 0
0 1099 201 546.77 40
Sorrento
11 10 1 0 1413 265 533.2140
Somerville 9720
825
261
316.09
32
Rosebud 10820
787
364
216.21
32
Crib Point 10640
585
532
109.96
24
Frankston 10550
586
580
101.03
20
Hastings 10460
419
748
56.02
16
Tyabb
9360
470
658
71.43
12
Devon M 10370
447
660
67.73
12
Pearcedale 10370
308
775
39.74
12
Dromana 10190
392
905
43.31
4
Rye
110110162
1544
10.490
seniors
Player
Club
RT
Matthew Greig
Nick Corp
Luke Hewitt
Colin McVeigh
Thomas Shaw
Benjamin Mitchell
Glenn Michie
Zachariah Longham
Luke Tapscott
Keegan Downie
Rye
Sorrento
Hastings
Hastings Somerville
Pearcedale
Devon M
Frankston
Sorrento
Rosebud
0
5
5
1
0
3
3
0
2
2
37
36
30
28
24
24
24
24
23
23
Reserves
Player
Club
RT
Scott Sterling
Brendan Lee
William Casey
Clancy Fulton
Mitchell Kleinig
Neil Clark
Micheal Vamplew
Dylan Burstall
Ryan Hawkins
Adrian Gileno
Rye
Dromana
Somerville
Rosebud
Crib Point
Crib Point
Somerville
Rye
Rye
Rye
7
0
4
0
0
3
0
3
1
0
16
16
15
15
15
14
12
12
12
12
under 19’s
Player
Club
RT
Rhys Byrns
Adam Marchetti
Nathan Abbott
Lachlan Taylor
Matthew Foy
Patrick Nagel
Joel Wisken
Harrison White
Nathan Higgins Jyeden Brooks
Sorrento
Red Hill
Sorrento
Rosebud
Hastings
Somerville Crib Point
Sorrento Red Hill Red Hill 3
7
0
0
4
1
1
2
1
1
31
29
22
21
21
19
18
16
16
15
27
Netball Stats
Weekend Results
LADDERS
a grade
A Grade
Team
PBWD L F APts
%
Crib Point 9 1 9 0
0 409 193 40 211.92
Tyabb
9 1 8 0 1 463231 36 200.43
Somerville 9 1 6 0 3 437252 28 173.41
Red Hill
10 0 7 0
3 429 369 28 116.26
Devon M
9 1 5 0
4 355 246 24 144.31
Rosebud 9 1 4 1 4 363410 22 88.54
Dromana 9 1 4 0 5 325381 20 85.30
Rye
10 1 3 0 7 334434 16 76.96
Pearcedale 9 1 3 0 6 251415 16 60.48
Sorrento 10 1 1 0 9 227486 8 46.71
Frankston 9 1 0 1 8 258434 6 59.45
Hastings 00000 0 00
0
Rosebud
Dromana
Sorrento
Tyabb
Devon M
Pearcedale - Bye
Rosebud
Dromana
Sorrento
Tyabb
Pearcedale
Devon M
b grade
28 def by 53
35 def by 70
17def by61
60def6
25def by40
58
def 18
Somerville
Crib Point
Frankston
Rye
Hastings
Red Hill
c grade
B Grade
Team
P W D L F APts %
Somerville
1010 0 0476
26040
183.08
Tyabb 10901
535
241
36
221.99
Devon M10712
466
221
30
210.86
Crib Point
10712
438
253
30
173.12
Frankston10703
460
304
28
151.32
Red Hill 10505
337
424
20
79.48
Rye
11506
314
451
20
69.62
Dromana10316
353
437
14
80.78
Rosebud10316
268
394
14
68.02
Pearcedale10 1 0 9239
4304 55.58
Hastings 10 1 0 9232
4294 54.08
Sorrento 111 010
227
501445.31
C Grade
Rosebud
Dromana
Sorrento
Tyabb
Pearcedale
Devon M
16 def by 37
Somerville
14 def by 37
Crib Point
12def by36 Frankston
44def12
Rye
33def9
Hastings
33
def 21
Red Hill
Dromana
Tyabb
Devon M
Sorrento - Bye
Rosebud - Bye
49
def 10
22def8
21 def by 28
U17
Team
P W D L F APts %
Devon M 1010 0 0422
16940
249.70
Crib Point
10802
285
201
32
141.79
Somerville
10703
300
176
28
170.45
Tyabb 10703
311
197
28
157.87
Pearcedale
10613
266
194
26
137.11
Frankston10514
256
236
22
108.47
Rye
11506
294
338
20
86.98
Red Hill 10406
281
272
16
103.31
Dromana10316
196
298
14
65.77
Rosebud10307
187
261
12
71.65
Sorrento 111 010
150
383439.16
Hastings 10 0 1 9116
3392 34.22
Under 17
Team
PBWD L F APts
%
Sorrento 8 3 7 0 1 298172 40 173.26
Rosebud 6 4 5 0 1 210109 36 192.66
Dromana 6 4 5 0 1 191111 36 172.07
Red Hill
7 3 4 0
3 153 130 28 117.69
Devon M
6 4 3 0
3 165 170 28
97.06
Tyabb
6 4 2 0 4 113134 24 84.33
Rye
8 3 1 0 7 146252 16 57.94
Crib Point
7 3 0 0
7
77 275 12
28.00
Pearcedale00000 0 00
0
28
35 def by 65
Somerville
19 def by 49
Crib Point
34def26 Frankston
67def27
Rye
27 def by 34
Red Hill
Crib Point
Rye
Red Hill
Club Championships
Football
Club Snrs Res U19Total
Red Hill
21161047
Rosebud19.5 18 8 45.5
Sorrento
21121043
Somerville
1814840
Frankston 2111537
Hastings
248 436
Rye 19.514 0 33.5
Devon M
1211326
Dromana
156 122
Crib Point
38617
Pearcedale
92314
Tyabb0033
Team
Netball
A B CU17T
Tyabb 27187 658
Crib Point30158 356
Devon M181510 7 50
Somerville21 20 7 - 48
Red Hill 21104 742
Rosebud16.57 3 935.5
Dromana1573.5934.5
Rye
12105 431
Frankston4.5145.5 - 24
Pearcedale
1226.5020.5
Sorrento6211019
Hastings 0 20.5-2.5
combined Club Championship
Club
Red Hill
Somerville
Rosebud
Devon Meadows
Crib Point
Sorrento
Tyabb
Frankston Bombers
Rye
Dromana
Pearcedale
Hastings
S
R
U19
A
B
C
U17 Total
78107547
48
6787107 -
45
6.59 85.53.53 9
44.5
45.53 67.510 743
14610
7.583
39.5
7 6102 1 110
37
0039976
34
75.551.575.5 -
31.5
6.5704554
31.5
53153.5
3.59
30
313416.50
18.5
844010.5-
17.5
Combined U16 & U17’s Results (FDJFL & MPJFL)
U16 - Round 9 - 19/06/2016
Seaford Rosebud Mount Martha
Pines Bonbeach YCW Mount Eliza 6.16.52
def
15.13.103 def 10.0.60 def 10.10.70 def 14.4.88 def 0.0.109 def South Mornington Langwarrin
Karingal
Somerville
Pearcedale Baxter Frankston Dolphins 7.9.51
3.9.27
0.0.0
3.4.22
8.14.62
0.0.37
U17 - Round 9 - 19/06/2016
Mount Eliza
Frankston Rovers Somerville Dromana Balnarring Rye 13.10.88 8.4.52 6.10.46 8.14.62 16.2.98 12.4.76
def def def def def def Frankston Dolphins 7.12.54
Langwarrin
5.9.39
Crib Point
4.8.32
Sorrento
5.9.39
PearcedaleBaxter 10.12.72
CarrumDowns/Skye 2.4.16
29
Peninsula League Ladders
Netball A Grade
Football Seniors
Team
PWL D F A
%Pts Team
F’ston YCW 10 10 0 0 1244 373 333.51 40
Pines
11830966
791
122.12
32
Mt Eliza 10730826
689
119.88
28
Bonbeach10550730
79192.29
20
Edi-Asp 10550686
79885.96
20
Seaford 11461803
97482.44
18
Karingal 10361685
86479.28
14
Mornington
10370823
91789.75
12
Langwarrin
10370558
80169.66
12
Chelsea 10280646
96966.678
PWL D F A
Netball B Grade
%Pts Team
Mt Eliza 10910962
318
302.52
36
Bonbeach10820609
365
166.85
32
Langwarrin
10730700
405
172.84
28
F’ston YCW
10730647
437
148.05
28
Karingal 10550589
59199.66
20
Chelsea 10550555
61290.69
20
Seaford 10550544
60989.33
20
Edi-Asp 10280350
66152.958
Pines
10280335
82540.618
Mornington
10010040387146.27 0
PWL D F A
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 10901
539
228
36
236.40
Karingal 10901
558
264
36
211.36
F’ston YCW
10703
428
322
28
132.92
Mornington
10604
383
354
24
108.19
Mt Eliza 10604
403
381
24
105.77
Seaford 10505
353
329
20
107.29
Langwarrin
10406
358
426
16
84.04
Chelsea 10307
289
446
12
64.80
Pines
10 1 0 9309
5084 60.83
Bonbeach100 010
222
584038.01
Football Under 19
Team
%
Edi-Asp 1010 0 0565
20140
281.09
Karingal 10802
560
345
32
162.32
Seaford 11803
493
400
32
123.25
Mornington
10604
442
355
24
124.51
F’ston YCW
10604
408
353
24
115.58
Mt Eliza 10505
458
439
20
104.33
Langwarrin
10505
379
432
20
87.73
Pines
11 2 0 9440
5398 81.63
Chelsea 10 1 0 9255
5074 50.30
Bonbeach100 010
212
641033.07
Football Reserves
Team
P W D L F APts
Netball C Grade
%Pts Team
Mt Eliza 10910788
341
231.09
36
F’ston YCW
10820822
405
202.96
32
Seaford 11740941
405
232.35
28
Langwarrin
10730725
445
162.92
28
Mornington
10640706
544
129.78
24
Karingal 10550666
618
107.77
20
Edi-Asp 10550618
584
105.82
20
Bonbeach10370387
86944.53
12
Chelsea 10190419
79452.774
Pines
110110182
125114.55 0
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 10910
590
224
38
263.39
Karingal 10901
505
289
36
174.74
Mt Eliza 10802
444
332
32
133.73
F’ston YCW
10613
414
297
26
139.39
Langwarrin
10505
347
310
20
111.94
Mornington
10406
356
375
16
94.93
Seaford 10406
347
369
16
94.04
Chelsea 10307
282
388
12
72.68
Pines
10 1 0 9263
4904 53.67
Bonbeach100 010
157
631024.88
Netball D Grade
Team
P W D L F APts
%
Edi-Asp 1010 0 0407
10840
376.85
Mt Eliza 10901
366
198
36
184.85
Karingal 10802
372
196
32
189.80
F’ston YCW
10703
291
187
28
155.62
Langwarrin
10505
235
222
20
105.86
Seaford 10307
173
257
12
67.32
Chelsea 10226
193
301
12
64.12
Pines 10307
161
318
12
50.63
Bonbeach10 1 1 8161
3606 44.72
Mornington
10 0 1 9153
3652 41.92
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