round 12 - Southern Football League

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ROUND 12
JULY 4, 2015
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WHAT’S HAPPENING AT SFNL HQ?
DAVID CANNIZZO, SFNL CEO
@SFLCEO
Planning for next year...NOW!
Board / Committee succession planning is
something that should be on all club meeting
agendas here on, if it is not already.
Will Hunter has been appointed part-time Media Officer.
The purpose of this is for clubs to have an
understanding of who will be continuing with their
committee position in 2016 and if they are not,
then who will?
The Executive positions at clubs are really what I am
referring to here, being President, Vice-President,
Secretary and Treasurer. If you currently hold one
of these positions and do not intend to continue
next year, then the time is now to search for your
successor, the person that will take the position on.
Finding successors most likely won’t be a simple
task, but by starting now it will provide 4-6 months
to locate the appropriate person.
Next committee meeting add – Succession Planning.
SFNL welcome new team members
I am pleased to advise that the positions of
Administration & Events Officer and Media Officer
have now been filled.
Will is currently a boundary rider for the SFNL
Match of the Day broadcast as well as being a media
(print and web) journalist for the SFNL over the last
three years.
The SFNL are very excited to welcome these two
new members to the administration team.
Bye Round
This weekend there is a bye across Division 1, 2,
Under 19s, Thirds – Blue and Netball.
This was scheduled so that the Home & Away rounds
for these competitions finish a week later than
Division 3 and Thirds-Red therefore allowing all
competition Grand Finals to be on separate days.
Having said that, there are a couple of exceptions to
the above where some matches will be played this
weekend instead of the following.
Division 1: Chelsea Heights v Cheltenham
Thirds – Blue: Chelsea Heights v Cheltenham
Matthew Grimwood has been appointed full-time
Administration & Events Officer.
Under 19s: Hallam v Carrum-Patterson Lakes
(as a quadruple header with the Thirds and Division 3
Senior and Reserve matches)
Matthew completed a yearlong internship with the
SFNL last year and worked as the General Manager
– Operations main deputy.
Best of luck to all for this weekend and we hope to
see some bigger crowds with less SFNL matches to
choose from.
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DIVISION 3
MT WAVERLEY
VS
ASHWOOD
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PLAYER OF THE ROUND
Andy Ray
Clayton FC
The BLK Player of the Round for Round 11 is
Andy Ray of the Clayton Football Club. Razor
won plenty of the footy off half back, taking
several strong intercept marks and he hardly
missing a target all day by hand or by foot. But
Ray became the hero for the Clays when, despite
suffering from cramp and exhaustion, he sent
a booming drop punt straight through the big
sticks from 45m out in the final seconds to give
the Clays an epic 1-point victory.
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DIVISION 1
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
V
CHELTENHAM
DIVISION 3
SOUTH YARRA V
BLACK ROCK
DANDENONG V LYNDALE
MOUNT WAVERLEY
V ASHWOOD
HALLAM V
CARRUM PATTERSON
LAKES
SANDOWN V
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DIVISION 1 RESULTS: ROUND 11
SENIORS
RESERVES
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Dingley
11
10
1
0
1247
637
195.76 40
Dingley
11
10
1
0
1425
362
393.65 40
East Brighton
11
9
2
0
951
621
153.14 36
St Kilda City
11
9
1
1
964
527
182.92 38
PTS
Mordialloc
11
8
3
0
955
656
145.58 32
Clayton
11
8
3
0
1017
569
178.73 32
East Malvern
11
7
4
0
1000
727
137.55 28
Mordialloc
11
7
4
0
1024
566
180.92 28
Clayton
11
6
5
0
839
1044
80.36
24
Cheltenham
11
6
4
1
859
639
134.43 26
St Pauls
11
5
6
0
776
803
96.64
20
East Malvern
11
6
5
0
760
767
99.09
24
Cheltenham
11
4
7
0
760
1054
72.11
16
Bentleigh
11
5
6
0
984
742
132.61
20
St Kilda City
11
3
8
0
797
877
90.88
12
St Pauls
11
2
9
0
494
1069
46.21
8
Bentleigh
11
3
8
0
738
953
77.44
12
Chelsea Heights
11
1
10
0
466
1343
34.70
4
Chelsea Heights
11
0
11
0
527
1218
43.27
0
East Brighton
11
0
11
0
223
1632
13.66
0
Mordialloc
Cheltenham
5.0
1.2
8.5
2.2
11.5
5.7
16.6-102
5.10-40
Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: J. Morris 5, M. Ravenall 3, J. Pennycuick 3, J. Keighley,
L. Barnhoorn, T. Bastion, J. O’Donnell, B. Turner
Best Players: D. Marguglio, L. Barnhoorn, C. Neville, B. Turner, M. Ravenall,
J. Jewell
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: P. Nicholls 2, J. Mills, G. Rowlands, J. Bloink
Best Players: B. Suboticki, J. Worrell, J. Mills, P. Nicholls, N. Kilner, J. Bloink
East Malvern
Chelsea Heights
11.4
1.2
15.6
3.4
22.12
4.6
24.18-162
5.9-39
East Malvern: Goal Kickers: M. Ryan 6, M. Cooke 5, L. Poustie 3, J. Finnen 2,
P. de Koeyer 2, C. Johnston 2, B. Neal, C. Duck, L. Voigt, S. James
Best Players: M. Cooke, I. McCrimmon, M. Terech, J. Finnen, R. Fitzgerald,
M. Ryan
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: P. Matheson 2, L. Dobson, J. Peryman,
J. Jagintavicius
Best Players: J. Peryman, L. Dobson, P. Matheson, S. Masterson, B. Atherton,
M. Stevens
East Brighton
Bentleigh
4.1
3.4
6.4
4.4
11.4
5.6
16.13-109
5.6-36
East Brighton: Goal Kickers: P. Smith 8, I. Williams 2, S. Murphy 2, A. Jansen,
M. Jamieson, B. Douthie, T. Mahoney
Best Players: P. Smith, B. Douthie, D. Rayson, A. Jansen, D. De Luca, I. Williams
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: L. Hogton-Hewish 3, A. Lee, K. Swinden
Best Players: S. Lawry, M. Troutbeck, J. Robertson, P. Dimattina, K. Swinden,
S. McGarry
Clayton
St Pauls
7.1
2.3
9.2
6.6
11.2
7.10
14.3-87
12.14-86
Clayton: Goal Kickers: S. Scanlon 4, C. Wilson 3, G. Irons 2, N. Scanlon 2, A. Ray,
J. Henderson, J. Rigoni
Best Players: A. Ray, J. Henderson, C. Wilson, S. Scanlon, J. Gilmour, D. Kirby
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: T. Ridgway 3, J. Allan 2, B. Gilder, P. Mercoulia,
S. Mercuri, L. Wilson, T. Roberts, M. Brown, B. Dawes
Best Players: L. Wilson, K. Knox, B. Gilder, R. Kitchin, K. Hall, N. Gilbert
St Kilda City
Dingley
1.2
2.8
2.6
7.12
2.9
11.19
8.13-61
13.22-100
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: C. Hansen 2, S. Arvanitis 2, M. Tasiyan 2, H. Sullivan,
D. Harrington
Best Players: H. Sullivan, S. Arvanitis, D. Ella, M. Tasiyan, C. Thorpe, C. Hansen
Dingley: Goal Kickers: D. Farmer 5, D. Ades 3, C. McQueen 2, L. Bartholomew,
D. Francis, B. Lavars
Best Players: D. Farmer, S. Cleeve, D. Ades, J. Mullen, L. Wonnacott, A. Frost
%
Mordialloc
Cheltenham
0.0
4.2
1.2
7.3
1.3
9.4
6.9-45
10.5-65
Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: T. DeMacedo, P. Nelson, A. Jayaselan, L. Ardrey,
N. Evans, D. Bott
Best Players:, R. Evans, N. Evans, N. Hoban, L. Ardrey, T. DeMacedo,
D. Nithyakumar
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: M. Stevens 5, A. Pelly, K. Tuhiwai, J. Rye
Best Players:, T. Lawson, P. Sanders, K. Tuhiwai, J. Gavin, A. Pelly, M. Stevens
East Malvern
Chelsea Heights
5.4
0.0
10.5
0.2
15.8
3.4
21.13-139
3.5-23
East Malvern: Goal Kickers: M. Ferguson 6, C. Roughead 6, B. Padula 4, B. Baker
2, D. Nadzielski, G. Gemetzis, D. Gauci, N. Barac
Best Players: M. Ferguson, J. Dear, D. Gauci, C. Roughead, B. Baker, M. Naughton
Chelsea Heights: Goal Kickers: B. Lockhart, M. Cameron, B. Fulton
Best Players: R. Archer, H. Bennett, K. Southgate, T. Cleaver, A. Cocker, K. Whitely
Clayton
St Pauls
2.4
0.3
4.4
3.7
9.12
5.7
14.13-97
6.9-45
Clayton: Goal Kickers: J. Crameri 3, G. Brown 2, S. Sullivan 2, S. Martin 2,
G. Yelayotis 2, N. Parisi, J. Davis, B. Robertson
Best Players: N. Parisi, J. Davis, G. Brown, G. Imbriano, S. Martin, R. Ladson
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: J. Bragagnolo 2, R. Walton, J. Kay, J. Sherren, C. Merrey
Best Players: T. Tyler, T. Mancal, N. Stanlan-Velt, J. Lloyd, D. Kitchin, J. Muldoon
East Brighton
Bentleigh
0.1
4.5
1.2
9.8
4.5
17.14
4.8-32
26.15-171
East Brighton: Goal Kickers: V. Rossignolo 2, S. Murphy 2
Best Players:, S. Murphy, C. Beaumont, J. Conroy, B. Sampey, T. Beard,
V. Rossignolo
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: B. Aiken 4, C. Petropoulos 4, S. Gilmour 3,
B. Zylbersztajn 3, M. Balic 2, B. Blow 2, J. Prantzos 2, L. Morrison 2, C. Fidler,
D. Grant, A. Griffiths, L. Holmesby
Best Players:, B. Zylbersztajn, S. Gilmour, B. Blow, L. Morrison, D. Grant,
L. Holmesby
St Kilda City
Dingley
3.1
5.1
4.1
8.2
7.1
12.6
7.1-43
12.6-78
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: C. Ryan-Orchard 2, J. Vlahos, B. May, T. Shrimpton,
J. Yeatman, L. Tangas
Best Players: L. Baillie, J. Baker, H. Marshall, J. McLean, G. Phillips, J. Yeatman
Dingley: Goal Kickers: S. Williams 6, S. Feehan 2, D. Turcarelli, T. Cooper,
K. Feehan, L. Moore
Best Players: S. Williams, T. Cooper, S. Comino, J. Hyde, J. Ellis, J. Mentiplay
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DIVISION 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER
Clayton and St Pauls fought out an absolute
classic at Meade Reserve, with the home side
prevailing by the barest of margins in dramatic
circumstances. The Clays were the better of
the two sides early, and using the breeze in
the opening stanza they had opened up a fivegoal buffer by quarter time. With Liam Wilson
dominant through the middle the Dogs fought
back to pinch the lead late in the final term, and
when Travis Ridgeway booted his third major
(a goal of the year contender) at the 23-minute
mark of the last quarter they led by 11 points
and look home. An instant reply saw the lead
cut back to five before Andy Ray capped a BOG
performance by nailing the match-winning goal
from a long-range set shot with the last kick of
the day. Opposing ruckmen Jesse Henderson
(Clayton) and Ryan Kitchin (St Pauls) battled
hard against one another for most of the day
and featured among their respective sides’ best.
Dingley continued its scintillating form with a
dominant display over St Kilda City at Peanut
Farm. The final margin stood at 39 points,
but should have been much greater given the
Dingoes squandered chances in front of goal
and took their foot off the gas in the final term,
allowing the Saints to kick six of the last eight
goals. Dan Farmer booted five goals for the
winners and Stu Cleeve was well on top in the
ruck, while veteran big man Steve Arvanitis was
named in City’s best for the second consecutive
week.
East Brighton returned to the winners’ circle
with a comprehensive 73-point drubbing over
Bentleigh at Hurlingham Park. The Demons
took the fight right up their more fancied
opponents in the first half and with stalwart
Scott Lawry leading the charge they got within
two goals at the long break. But it was one-way
traffic from then on; the home side was simply
unstoppable as they piled on 10 goals to one in
the second half. Vampires skipper Ben Douthie
played close to his best game of the year and
racked up big numbers through the guts while
teammate Phil Smith had a day out up forward
with eight majors.
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Over at Ben Kavanagh Reserve, a red-hot
Mordialloc outfit thrashed Cheltenham by
62 points. The Bloods raced out the blocks
with a five-goal opening term, and with David
Marguglio and Carey Neville on top in the
midfield they never allowed the Rosellas back
into the contest. Cheltenham fought hard to
work back into the contest in the third term, but
Mordic simply had all the answers. Although the
loss is a body blow to Chelt’s finals aspirations,
the stellar debut of Bane Suboticki was perhaps
their biggest positive.
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
St Kilda City 13.6.84 def by Cheltenham 14.12.96
Mordialloc 15.6-96 def Clayton 7.9-51
St Kilda City 10.5-65 def East Brighton 9.14-68
Cheltenham 12.4-76 def East Malvern 11.9-75
Dingley 21.8-134 def St Pauls 8.2-50
Chelsea Heights 9.8-62 def byBentleigh 9.12-66
The final game was an all too familiar scenario
for the Heighters as they were yet again handed
a heavy defeat. East Malvern were ruthless in
front of their home crowd and had the game
wrapped up early with a 62-point quarter time
lead. The Panthers had winners on every line,
but the polish of Isaac McCrimmon and 11 goals
between Matt Ryan and Michael Cooke were
the highlights. The Heighters were well served
by the usual suspects in Jordy Peryman and
Lachie Dobson.
Chelsea Heights 4.5.29 def by East Malvern 18.17.125
With just one standalone match features this
weekend as part of a split Round 12 in Division
One, with the remaining eight sides looking
forward to a well-earned week off.
Chelsea Heights V Cheltenham
(Beazley Reserve)
Boy, given where the Heighters and the Rosellas
are at right now, last year’s epic elimination
final seems like a lifetime ago. Saturday is a
massive occasion for Chelsea Heights, as they
hold their Past Players day in the afternoon and
celebrate the 20-year reunion of their first SFNL
senior premiership in the evening, so they will
no doubt be keen to put in a big one. They have
had nothing to cheer so far this year, sitting
winless on the bottom of the ladder and have
little left to play for as relegation draws closer
every week. Cheltenham, however, has a lot
riding on this game. Currently seventh, they are
two wins and percentage out of the five so they
need a massive win here to keep themselves in
finals contention. This is a game the Rosellas
simply cannot afford to lose so I expect them to
spoil the Heighters’ party.
Clayton 14.12.96 def Bentleigh 12.14.86
East Malvern 17.10.112 def St Pauls 6.12.48
East Brighton 6.13.49 def by Dingley 14.9.93
Mordialloc 21.14.140 def Chelsea Heights 5.6.36
ROUND 2
18-Apr
Cheltenham 11.11.77 def by Mordialloc 17.10.112
Dingley 11.22.88 def St Kilda City 11.4.70
Bentleigh 10.5.65 def by East Brighton 11.10.76
St Pauls 14.18.102 def Clayton 12.8.80
ROUND 3
25-Apr
Mordialloc 11.7-73 def Dingley 10.8-68
St Kilda City 10.8-68 def by Bentleigh 10.9-69
Clayton 12.4-76 def by East Malvern 14.22-106
Cheltenham 16.8-104 def Chelsea Heights 12.7-79
East Brighton 8.12-60 def St Pauls 6.8-44
ROUND 4
2-May
ROUND 8
30-May
East Brighton 10.13-73 def Mordialloc 4.3-27
St Kilda City 12.14-86def Chelsea Heights 8.4-52
Clayton 10.16-76 def Cheltenham 6.7-43
East Malvern 6.14-50 def by Dingley 14.12-96
St Pauls 13.14-92 def Bentleigh 10.11-71
ROUND 9
13-Jun
Mordialloc 10.5-65 def St Kilda City 7.16-58
Cheltenham 12.7-79 def by East Brighton 16.15-111
Dingley 23.16-154 def Clayton 7.9-51
Bentleigh 11.8-74 def by East Malvern 15.14-104
Chelsea Heights 6.8-44 def by St Pauls 12.11-83
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION
AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-Jun
Bentleigh 16.7-103 def Mordialloc 15.11-101
St Pauls 8.11-59 def by St Kilda City 9.9-63
East Malvern 7.9-51 def by East Brighton 7.10-52
Chelsea Heights 9.16-70 def by Clayton 14.13-97
Chelsea Heights 5.6-36 def by Mordialloc 20.13-133
Cheltenham 12.8-80 def by St Kilda City 16.5-101
Dingley 14.10-94 def East Brighton 8.15-63
Bentleigh 7.16-58 def by Clayton 8.16-64
Dingley 30.12-192 def Cheltenham 10.4-64
St Pauls 16.10-106 def East Malvern 8.14-62
ROUND 5
9-May
ROUND 11
27-Jun
Mordialloc 7.6-48 def St Pauls 5.9-39
St Kilda City 10.12-72 def by East Malvern 12.12-84
East Brighton 27.12-174 def Clayton 5.9-39
Cheltenham 8.11-59 def Bentleigh 7.14-56
Chelsea Heights 8.4-52 def by Dingley 15.16-106
ROUND 6
16-May
East Malvern 10.9-69 def Mordialloc 8.11-59
Clayton 17.14-116 def St Kilda City 10.9-69
East Brighton 17.14-116 def Chelsea Heights 4.4-28
St Pauls 9.13-67 def Cheltenham 6.6-42
Bentleigh 8.6-54 def by Dingley 17.20-122
Mordialloc 16.6-102 def Cheltenham 5.10-40
St Kilda City 8.13-61 def by Dingley 13.22-100
East Brighton 16.13-109 def Bentleigh 5.6-36
Clayton 14.3-87 def St Pauls 12.14-86
East Malvern 24.18-162 def Chelsea Heights 5.9-39
ROUND 12
11-Jul
Dingley v Mordialloc
Bentleigh v St Kilda City
St Pauls v East Brighton
East Malvern v Clayton
Chelsea Heights v Cheltenham (4/7)
ROUND 13
18-Jul
Mordialloc v Bentleigh
St Kilda City v St Pauls
East Brighton v East Malvern
Clayton v Chelsea Heights
Cheltenham v Dingley
ROUND 14
25-Jul
St Pauls v Mordialloc
East Malvern v St Kilda City
Clayton v East Brighton
Bentleigh v Cheltenham
Dingley v Chelsea Heights
ROUND 15
1-Aug
Clayton v Mordialloc
East Brighton v St Kilda City
East Malvern v Cheltenham
St Pauls v Dingley
Bentleigh v Chelsea Heights
ROUND 16
8-Aug
Mordialloc v East Malvern
St Kilda City v Clayton
Chelsea Heights v East Brighton
Cheltenham v St Pauls
Dingley v Bentleigh
ROUND 17
15-Aug
St Kilda City v Mordialloc
East Brighton v Cheltenham
Clayton v Dingley
East Malvern v Bentleigh
St Pauls v Chelsea Heights
ROUND 18
22-Aug
Mordialloc v East Brighton
Chelsea Heights v St Kilda City
Cheltenham v Clayton
Dingley v East Malvern
Bentleigh v St Pauls
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DIVISION 1: ROUND 12
DIVISION 1 HEAD TO HEAD: ROUND 12/ BRUCE HILL
Dingley v. Mordialloc
First met in 2009 -9 matches (Mordi 5 wins, Dingley 4)
Mordi
34 pts
(27/6/29)
Largest Winning Margin
Dingley
133 pts
(17/4/09)
(13/8/11)
Mordi
3 pts
Smallest Winning Margin
Dingley
16 pts
(28/5/11)
Mordi
19-9-123
(27/6/09)
Highest Score
Dingley
28-17-185
(17/4/09)
Mordi
0-8-8
(2/6/12)
Lowest Score
Dingley
5-10-40
(17/7/10)
St.Pauls v. East Brighton
First met in 1993 - 50 matches (St.Pauls 28 wins, EB 22)
St.Pauls
196 pts
(1/7/06)
EB
197 pts
(19/8/95)
St.Pauls
4 pts
(23/7/94)
EB
1 pt
(2013 2nd Semi)
St.Pauls
30-23-203
(1/7/06)
Highest Score
EB
36-28-244
(19/8/95)
St.Pauls
2-5-17
(30/6/12)
Lowest Score
EB
1-1-7
(1/7/06)
East Malvern (formerly Tooronga Malvern) v. Clayton
First met in 1982 - 14 matches (7 wins each)
Clayton
35 pts
(14/6/08)
(30/7/11)
EM
48 pts
(5/7/14)
48 pts
Clayton
10 pts
(20/7/13)
(14/5/11)
EM
4 pts
Clayton
21-9-135
(4/8/07)
Highest Score
EM
18-8-116
(1/8/09)
Clayton
3-11-29
(5/7/14)
Lowest Score
EM
3-4-22
(20/7/13)
Bentleigh v. St.Kilda City
Firrst met in SFL in 1999 - 5 matches (Bentleigh 4 wins, StKC 1)
St.Kilda City
22 pts
(12/4/14)
Bentleigh
50 pts
(28/6/14)
St.Kilda City
22 pts
(12/4/14)
Bentleigh
1 pt
(25/4/15)
St.Kilda City
12-10-82
(12/4/14)
Highest Score
Bentleigh
17-9-111
(17/4/99)
St.Kilda City
5-7-37
(28/6/14)
Lowest Score
Bentleigh
9-6-60
(12/4/14)
Chelsea Heights v Cheltenham
First met in 2001 - 31 matches (Chelsea Heights 20 wins, Cheltenham 11)
Chelsea Heights
74 pts
(24/7/10)
Cheltenham
95 pts
(19/4/08)
Chelsea Heights
2 pts
(28/6/03)
Cheltenham
1 pt
(19/6/04)
Chelsea Heights
18-12-120
(19/7/14)
Highest Score
Cheltenham
19-17-131
(19/4/08)
Chelsea Heights
4-7-31
(19/6/04)
Lowest Score
Cheltenham
4-5-29
(28/4/12)
Cheltenham
2-8-20
(19/6/10)
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
CHELTENHAM
Ground: B eazley Reserve
(Melway Ref 93 F12)
Telephone: 9772 2509
Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke
Senior Coach: Brad Canavan
Reserves Coach: Lee Thwaites
Thirds Coach: Martin Baker
Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec
Reserve, Weatherall Rd, Cheltenham, 3192.
[Mel Ref: 86 G3]
Colours: Red, Yellow and Black vertical panels.
Black back, Yellow numbers.
Senior Coach: Andrew Butterfield
Reserve Coach: Michael McGettigan
Reserve Coach: Scott Mellick
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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THIRDS
1
Jackson Fry
27
Morgan Harris
1
Luke Brookman
31
Kieran McConnell
61
Adam Krohnje
1a
Colin Gough
27a
John Shephard
2
Matthew Thorneycroft
32
Ash Wood
62
Nicholas Rayner
2
Matt Banfield
28
Bryce Atherton
3
James North
33
Tom Jelleff
63
Anthony Newby
3
Joel Williams
29
Aaron Cocker
4
Andrew Dewar
34
Max Worrell
64
James Hooper
4
Michael Shaw
30
Luke Jones
35
Jarryd Bloink
Ben Turner
4a
31
Mark Stevens
Justin King
65
Erish Uthayakumar
5
66
Braden Johnston
5
Brent Magill
32
Antonie Ricaut
6
Sam Perkin
36
Ben Shaw
67
Corey Tonkin
6
Max Budds
33
Tim Grant
7
Matt Zacharin
37
Rylan Mahony
68
Evan Hughes
7
Jordan Peryman
34
Jordan Plane
8
Ben Fahey
38
Toby Arthur
69
John Graham
8
Daryl Hulland
35
Mitch Donald
9
Jarryd Uren
36
Michael De Iacovo
9
Ben Skinner
39
Tom Nelson
70
Mitchell Stevens
10
Pat Nicholls
40
Trent Vanderheiden
71
Jarrod Rye
Justin Mills
41
Steven Lay
72
Dane Sutton
73
Benjamin Brown
74
Alexander Pelly
75
Ben Lane
Dylan Davis
10
Lee Thwaites
37
Dale Jamieson
11
10a
Cameron Gates
38
Ashleigh Beasy
12
Adam Rose
42
Stuart Twelftree
Chris Bennetts
43
Jack Barclay
11
Phil Matherson
39
Lachlan Bennett
13
12
Luke Manders
44
Chris Hanns
14
Sam Quigley
44
Adam Martin
76
13
Josh Bennett
45
Andrew Cupit
15
Ben Skinner
45
Michael Kohout
77
Trent Davidson
14
Travis Barlow
47
Luke Baxter
16
Chris Germano
46
Nathan Dall
78
Jack Gavin
15
James Jagintavicius
48
Paul Yeowart
17
Brett Cuy
47
Renny Trainor
79
Matthew Oke
16
Callum Dodson
50
Matthew Bastin
18
Daniel Vaughan
48
Rick White
80
Nathan Cerisara
17
Tyler Cantwell
51
Charles Engel
19
Anthony Milesi
49
James Carcassi
81
James Bitmead
18
Michael O'Driscoll
52
Tom Cleaver
50
Tom Christopher
Matthew Burns
18a
53
Tim Poole Mitchell
James McCartney
82
Declan Lee
20
54
James Grant
51
Ryan Howells
Matthew Curry
Lachlan Dobson
Tim Bolger
83
19
21
84
Matthew Dawson
20
Justin Poole Mitchell
55
Matt Cameron
22
Jack Worrell
52
George Rowlands
85
Nicholas Cameron
21
Patrick Morrissey
56
Josh Ward
23
Paul Conroy
53
Karl Tuhiwai
86
Paul Burford
22
Callum Hall
58
Steven McMullen
24
Matthew Bowles
54
Paul Sanders
87
Brett Dennis
22a
Mark Riddell
61
Chris Holding
25
James Roscoe
55
Jack Graham
88
Craig Machell
26
Jay Austerberry
56
Hayden Crossley
89
Sean Goodman
90
Sean Tyniec
23
Chris Moloney
66
Ethan Duell
24
Ryan Archer
70
Justin Kelly
27
Nick Dickinson
57
Michael Wynd
Pat Bolger
58
Patrick Campbell
91
Shivan Jacotine
92
Stuart McKenzie
24a
Tyler Hart
72
Aaron Beardsworth
28
25
Vemon Ip
73
Chol Arou
29
Al Garlick
59
Laitan Kivi
93
Thomas Fitzgerald
26
Jai Stevens
30
Chris Graham
60
Simon Donnell
94
Tim Thompson
TEAM
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
CHELTENHAM
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DIVISION 1: CLUB NOTES
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
Round 11 – Congratulations to East
Malvern on their wins.
Football Reports
Mordialloc Optical Seniors Report
Players still to come back from injury
but the endeavour cannot be doubted.
Just keep plugging away.
Best players –J. Peryman. L. Dobson,
P. Mathieson, S. Masterton, B,
Atherton, M. Stevens.
BJS Insurance Group Reserves
Report
Same story and same results as the
Senior side. A bunch of triers who try
week in and week out.
Best players – R. Archer, H. Bennett,
K. Southgate, T. Cleaver, A. Cocker,
K. Whitely.
Reliance Procurement Solutions
Thirds Report
Unfortunately had to forfeit. Due to
lack of numbers caused by injuries.
Netball Reports – (Brought To You By
Right Choice Conveyancing)
of our club and our list of volunteers
listed below shows why. Another
three teams of triers who put in
maximum efforts each week. Division
6 went so close to a win over Skye.
Social Report – (Brought To You By
Harry Magee And Co Pty Ltd)
Below are the next social events.
Please make a note of them in your
diaries.
THE REVERSE DRAW TICKETS ARE
NOW OUT AND WE NEED TO GET
THEM SOLD.
July 4 – Past players, Reunion and
Club 50 Luncheon. (The sponsor
lunch has been separated from this
event and shifted to a later date. Stay
tuned).
July 18 – Trivia Night and Auction
Night.
August 1 – Western Night.
August 9 – Reverse Draw.
Sponsors
All 3 teams played this week. The
netball has become an integral part
Sponsor of the Week
Pumkin’s Outdoor Blinds.
CHELTENHAM
at Carrum Patterson Lakes with
Whitey now directing the opposition.
Thankfully we were able to get the
points after a slow start but it again
underlines the development we are
seeing from this young group.
Oliver Hume Property Funds Seniors
‘Disappointing’ is not only a
13-letter word, but it is also an
understatement. We have seven
rounds to turn our season around
and it MUST start this week
against Chelsea Heights who back
themselves to knock us off.
Don’t leave Beazley Reserve
wondering what might have been.
Royal Oak Hotel Reserves
Having been beaten convincingly by
Mordi the first time around, it was
a great performance to keep them
to one goal in the opening three
quarters. Despite the fact we ran
out of legs on the big ground, we had
done all the heavy lifting early and
held on for an impressive win.
Nautilus Marine Under 19s
A familiar face greeted the boys
Thirds
Undermanned and outplayed by the
Bloods. A win is around the corner as
long as everyone sticks together and
remains steadfast behind Scotty.
Netball
The Div. 3 girls had a strong win over
St Pauls, and if the website is to be
believed, scored a word record 369
goals – the poor scorer must have
run out of ink! The Div. 6 girls went
down to Mount Waverley but fought
the game out well.
2015 Partners
Oliver Hume Asset Management,
Ace of Clubs Rubbish Removal,
The Club would like to thank
our following sponsors
Mordialloc Optical, BJS Insurance
Group, Reliance Procurement
Solutions, Right Choice
Conveyancing, Harry Magee and Co
Pty Ltd, Square Peg Finger Food,
Hocking Stuart Real Estate-Chelsea,
Pumkin’s Outdoor Blinds, Smith
Rendering, R & M Jones Removals
and Storage, Kennedy’s Fitness and
Health, TRX, ICON, Slugcrete, Peak
Digital, Hickey Concreting, Nooma
Massage, Chelsea Longbeach
Physiotherapy, Mark Dreyfus MHR
(Federal Member for Isaacs), Main
Street Café-Mordialloc, Domino’s
Pizza-Patterson Lakes, Pumpco,
Tassie Fine Foods, Longbeach
Osteopathy, Bayside Pizza, Your
Pharmacy-Chelsea Heights.
Remember to
Support those who support us.”
Volunteer(s) of the Week
Melody, who has been assisting with
both Netball and Football.
“The Devils’ Advocate.”
Bakers Delight, Bendigo Bank
Cheltenham, Brighton Toyota, Caltex
Star Mart Cheltenham, Dingley
Conveyancing Services, Don Kyatt
Group, Drummond Golf Cheltenham,
The Garden Cheltenham, Kilburn
Joinery, Kingston Electrical Services,
Maitland Horler Real Estate, Merkon
Constructions, Murray Thompson
– State Member for Sandringham,
Nautilus Marine Insurance,
Navarone Panels, Pentarch Group,
Quest Cheltenham, Sport Strap,
T.G.I. FRiDAY’S Southland, The Royal
Oak Hotel, Woodlands Golf Club,
Workshop Auto Service Centre.
Thanks for your continued support!
To keep up to date with all the latest
news from around the Cheltenham
Football Netball Club, please follow
us on Twitter @cheltenhamfc or on
Facebook @cheltenhamrosellas.
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EAST BRIGHTON
Under 19’s
It is a credit to the Demons that their
youth program has been as strong as
it has been over the past few years.
In 2014 the Paul Dimmatina led Colts
did not lose a game and won the all
too rare Premiers and Champions tag
which is a feat few groups savour. In
2015 they look for Back to Back honours
and if last week’s performance was
anything to go by are a real chance to
deliver. The Vampires have struggled
for consistency in personnel throughout
the year, rarely fielding a team one week
that resembled anything of the previous
week. As a result there is a definite lack
of predictability amongst the players.
Combined with a reluctance to train has
resulted with the Club making a giant
leap forward on one hand in fielding a
team but perhaps swimming against
the tide for most of the season. The
major aspect has been continuing to
cough the ball up to the opposition too
easily having worked mightily hard to
win possession. It’s something that
can be improved fairly easily but until
training numbers improve the great
efforts of a few will continue to go
unrewarded. It’s up to you boys.
Reserves
It was not a game that inspired an
enthusiastic build up given the form
of the opposition and the home team
but credit to Jason Louey and a couple
of Under 19’s saw the Reserves again
cobble together enough players to
field what was a pretty competitive
outfit even though the scores didn’t
reflect the true nature of the contest.
Recent performances have seen this
team provide a glimmer of hope for the
remainder of the season and the ability
to have a real crack regardless of the
negatives. Assuming that players are
prepared to offer the same, success
ST KILDA CITY Big day at the
Peanut Farm yesterday with 5 netball
and 4 football matches. The U19’s
had a good win against the finals
contenders setting them up for a top
2 finish, 3rds had a narrow loss and
the seniors and reserves were beaten
convincingly, although the seniors had
a strong last quarter.
On the netball side we scored 1 win
will inevitably come. The club can only
ask that players representing it offer
their best and that really shouldn’t be
questioned when analysing the past
month. Sure, the results have been
predictable but the team has never
waved the white flag and, in reality, that
is all anyone can ask. This week against
St. Pauls offers an opportunity and an
upset maybe in the offering.
Seniors
Highlights included the Senior
return of the mercurial Dan Reid and
the continued great work from the
youngster and Under 19 Isaac Williams.
The son of VFL/AFL Champion Choco
Williams, Isaac has a fruitful future
in front of him showing poise belying
his tender years. Bentleigh gave the
Seniors a real fright last time around
and have been competitive in almost
all games this season. They were to be
no pushover. An even first half was no
real surprise. Turnovers were costly
for the Vampires but after half time the
team clicked into gear and started to
show the attributes expected. A fairly
impressive display ensued as East
Brighton flexed its muscles to which the
young Bentleigh team had few answers.
Good teams rise to the occasion and
East Brighton certainly showed that
when it is prepared to do the team
orientated things they are more than
a handful. Rated a 75% performance
there is still a measure to go and a 4
quarter effort has proved elusive thus
far. 7 games left and the business
end is fast approaching starting with
an always expected tough tussle at
McKinnon Road against a desperate
St. Pauls Doggies. History tells us
these games are always a torrid affair
between 2 proud clubs and it will take
a concerted effort to prevail after the
Doggies fell from the 5 in controversial
circumstances last week. A wounded
Doggie is a dangerous Doggie.
out of 5 against the Dingoes. It was
great day of suburban sport, probably
the biggest crowd for a long time at
our ground, credit to Dingley and their
supporters. Fantastic effort by Kate
on organising all the bits and pieces
for the netball, great job!
And Divvy 6 netball out a springy had a
good win well done girls!!!
Special thanks to Pam, Marc, Bernice,
Social
Great function last game with the
annual Ladies Lunch. Many thanks
to Lisa and those that helped put on
a great day. The only negative is the
continued lack of support at functions
by the membership which begs the
question as to whether all the time
and effort associated is worthwhile
and appreciated. Next function is
the inaugural Vampires Golf day at
Cheltenham on July 19th. $75.00 for the
round or $100.00 if you enjoy a drink or
2. All inclusive. We require 9 X 4’s for a 4
Ball, Best Ball or Ambrose tournament.
Owen Munnie already has his teams
name on the winner’s trophy according
to Glen Hall. You’ll need to register and
prepay for entry. See Hopey for tickets.
Are you an East Brighton Immortal?
If not why not? See Hilly for details
$200.00 to be “Immortalized”
Memberships still open at $50.00 per
head and if you wish to sponsor a player
of your choice it is a tax deductible
$340.00. With finals approaching it
could be your chance to assist the
team in its quest for the elusive “Back
to Back”. There is more to supporting
your club than buying a beer on a
Saturday. After 4 consecutive Grand
Finals it is a little frustrating to see a
raft of “supporters” back in the rooms
slapping each other on the back after
finals having done little else during the
course of the season. Once again too
much left to too few.
Sponsors
Brighton Holden, Montagues, Brighton
Hotel, Driver Dynamics, Financial
& Investor Management Aged Care
Financial Specialists, Warwick Shields,
Bob Jane Moorabbin, Wild Holly Cakes,
Chirpy Chicken, Bendigo Bank Elwood,
RSM, Pat’s Pizza, Double Happiness
Chinese Restaurant, 360 Constructions
Marja and Ash Crooks who did a great
job helping out on the day.
2015 Sponsors
The Inkerman Hotel, Insightful
Systems, Bendigo Bank, Chisolm and
Gamon, Junglehouse Backpackers,
Phoenix Waste Management, Sophie
Dunn Freelance Graphic Designer, J &
L Meats, Red Scooter, Outback Jacks,
and Burgers on Barkly.
ST PAULS
Seniors
It was an important game for the seniors
to consolidate their position in top 5.
Clayton jumped out of the blocks with a
5 goal to 2 in the first quarter. At the long
break Clayton took in a 3 goal lead. 2nd
half saw a great contest with both teams
sharing the lead. Last quarter was close
and with only a couple of minutes left the
Doggies were up by 11 points. Clayton
gained a break from the centre and
goaled. With less than a minute left the
umpire paid a 50 metre penalty to Clayton
who scored another goal to lead by a
point as the siren sounded for a Doggies
loss. Liam Wilson again best and Travis
Ridgway kicking 3.
Reserves
The team had shown a lot of
improvement in the last weeks and were
confident going into the game. We also
had Tim Tyler and Jaz Kay returning. First
half was a tight contest with both sides
having a red hot go. Doggies trailed by 3
points at the break. 2nd half saw Clayton
CLAYTON Clayton’s Ones and Twos
took the points from St Pauls in Round
11, while the Thirds won by forfeit when
Chelsea Heights pulled out of their
game.
Lunico Hotel Senior Report.
Clays supporters witnessed a ‘win for
the ages’ with our stirring one-point
victory in the Ones. Clayton led for
much of the day until St.Pauls turned
on a five-goal last quarter to steal the
lead late in the game. With just two
minutes left on the clock Clayton was
11 points down and looked toasted – but
some aerial gymnastics from the coach
got one goal back, then with the siren
looming Andy Ray had a set shot from
45 metres. It sailed through post-height
just before the siren sounded to give
the Clays an unlikely and euphoric win.
Those who were present will talk about
this one for many years to come.
‘Razor’ was the ‘last-kick’ hero, but the
win was built on Jesse Henderson’s
ruck dominance, solid defense again
led by ‘Jaydo’ Gilmour and Daniel Kirby.
Hard midfield running from Gabby
Irons and ‘Cooka’ Wilson produced five
goals between them and they had a
hand in several others. Stewie Scanlon
come out hard and applying plenty of
pressure. Our boys lost concentration
and only managed 3 goals more for the
half, while Clayton scored 10 and ran out
winners by 8 goals. Tim Tyler and Jaz
Kay were among the best, while James
Bragagnolo kicked 2.
U19’s vs Oakleigh Districts
On a chilly but calm winters morning we
ventured out to Oakleigh Districts. It was
6th vs. 7th so each side was desperate
for a win to keep in touch with 5th and
finals spot.
Kicking against a slight breeze in the first
we missed a couple of early opportunities,
the intencity and pressure was evident
from both sides. Oakleigh Districts
responded well but by the end of the
first they held a small 3 point lead. The
message was simple, don’t over use and
be direct when going forward. With Kyle
in the ruck again getting first use to Victor
we appeared to be getting on top with a
couple of early goals. However we started
to lose focus and not be accountable
allowing the Oakleigh Districts defenders
was our best up forward with 4. Back in
the five boys and on the march!
State Gas Appliances Reserves Report.
The Twos got off to a rusty start, but
built slowly to hold a four-goal lead at
the last change. Again our boys finished
full of running, and our five-goal last
quarter resulted in a solid 8-goal win.
Jack Crameri was productive up
forward with 3 goals. Our best were
Nick Parisi, Johnny Davis and Garry
Brown. Gerard Imbriano showed plenty
of aggression in the packs, Ryan Ladson
was creative in the midfield and Steve
Martin got plenty of the footy. Our Twos
are now well-embedded in the five and
look set to consolidate a finals berth in
the coming weeks.
Social.
Thanks to all who joined in our Crazy
Games and Trivia after the St Pauls
game - a great night with lots of laughs,
buoyed by our classic one-point win.
The live music afternoon at the Club the
following day with cover band “Spin”
was also well-supported.
Coming events include:
Tonight Saturday 11 July after our East
Malvern game, come back to Meade
and mids to run the ball forward
and allow their forwards plenty of
opportunites. At half time Oakleigh had
extended their lead to 5 points. With our
season on the line we had to be more
accountable and composed going in the
premiership quarter. With just two on the
bench and one already hurt we were dealt
a blow 5 min into the quarter with Ryan
Kreymborg taken to hospital with a bad
back injury. To the boys credit they didn’t
panic allowing just 2 goals but getting 2
themselves. Eight points down going into
the last. We got a couple early with Victor,
Fred and Nick Supple getting on top
across the middle. Oakleigh got one back
to hit the lead again. Our back six with
Ben Lindsay and Tim Walsh providing
run out of the backline was providing our
forwards with plenty of opportunities. Our
forward pressure was rewarded with 2
goals giving us a 10 point lead with approx
1 min to go. Oakleigh Districts didn’t let
up scoring one to give the coaches a few
nervous seconds until the siren sounded
for a 4 point win. Best - Great team effort
however special mention to Victor with
6 goals
Oval for the Mr Clayton Cocktail Night
from 7.30 pm. $50 includes slushy
cocktails, finger food, beer, wine
and soft drinks. Book now with the
netballers.
Saturday 25 July, at our home game v.
East Brighton is a “High Tea” Ladies’
Day at The Clays Social Club. All
WAGs, netballers, and our footballers’
mums, sisters, aunties and friends
are welcome. Opposition Ladies from
East Brighton FC are also welcome.
It’s a 1 pm start. $10 entry includes
afternoon tea, free gift bag, door prizes
and complementary glass of bubbly on
arrival. There’ll be a guest speaker, and
a raffle with proceeds going to Breast
Cancer Network Australia.
Home game meals in Social Club
Members and supporters are reminded
that pub-style lunches are served in the
Social Club at all home games – great
value at around $12 to $15.
Thursday night meals - All Clays
supporters are also welcome to join
us at the Social Club at Meade Oval for
team selection every Thursday night.
The bar is open and hot meals are
magnificent value from just $12.
EAST MALVERN This week we
were at home vs Chelsea Heights. Both
teams had comprehensive wins, so well
done to our boys.
Seniors
This Saturday we took on bottom of
the ladder Chelsea Heights, this was a
great opportunity for our boys to regain
some much needed confidence in
themselves and our game style.
Our opening quarter was outstanding
with unselfish, fast ball movement. It
was clear from early on in the game that
the players were committed to sticking
with the game plan and 12 goals in the
first was just reward. Big T. Rex’s tap
work was exceptional and it was clear to
see why he’s rated so highly.
Cooky was terrific, Bubba got on the end
of a few and the midfield (Isaac, Fitzy,
Jess and Jamesy) all played major roles
in the win. The back half were once
again almost faultless, their spread and
hard running was awesome.
The boys worked really hard until the
end and really put Chelsea away, which
MORDIALLOC Mordialloc took to
the field of battle for the week before
the bye on the back of five wins the
previous weekend. Could we back up
with another five? Umm… no, but three
wasn’t a bad effort all told…
At the Dingley courts our netball
firsts faced a Chelsea Heights side
short of competition points but full of
enthusiasm. Such games can be tricky,
but the girls handled this one with much
aplomb and no little confidence, coming
away with a convincing 45 to 25 victory.
This all but assures us of a finals berth,
putting us four wins clear of Bentleigh
in fifth. The seconds had a rather more
difficult time of it though, playing a
committed Heatherton side intent on
taking down a big scalp, and finishing
on the wrong end of a 37 to 27 scoreline.
This leaves us behind Dingley in third by
the merest of percentages, so every goal
counts from here on. We do, however,
play Dingley for second spot at 7pm on
Thursday July 9 – those that can please
was pleasing as we’ve had trouble
finishing off sides in the past.
All in all we saw fantastic effort by both
teams this week, and coming into our
last break of the year I think we’ve put
ourselves in a great mindset to attack
the remaining 7 games of the season.
Reserves
Back at home against Chelsea Heights,
the Reserves looked to make it 3 in a row
going into the second break of the year.
In what turned out to be a great overall
team effort, our unselfishness and
willingness to work hard for one
another by either running in packs,
clearing space or doing the one
percenters really showed with a very
pleasing end result.
9 individual goal kickers highlighted by
Tractor and Roughy with 6 each was a
real positive, whilst our players in the
backline all provided plenty of two way
running to create and also stop their
opponents opportunities throughout
the day.
get down and support! The firsts take
on Heatherton in the Saturday mid-day
time slot.
The football thirds continued their recent
impressive roll, controlling their game
against Cheltenham from start to finish.
Big Rob Bibby put on a master class in
the ruck, Darren Barlow kicked a lazy
seven, coach Kent contributed with
four and around the ground everyone
won their position to contribute to a
comprehensive victory, to the tune of 67
points. We thank those who have come
down to play for the red & white, and are
very encouraged by their progress.
The seconds, however, will want to forget
this one in a big hurry. We were second
to the ball all day against a committed
Cheltenham side that seemed to want
the win more than we did. One goal to
three-quarter time was not what the
doctor ordered. Five goals to one in the
last term showed what we can do, but
it was too little too late. The two Evans
boys and Nick Hoban were standouts-
Our midfield group, whilst not always
mentioned in the best players, are
providing a very consistent effort each
week and were once again dominant.
With 7 weeks left we must take the
positives away from this win and look
to keep working harder as there are big
games ahead as we look to solidify a
spot in the top 5.
Social Calendar
East Malvern Football Club Major Draw
5 July 2015
With the chance to win $2000 you have
to get your ticket to the Reverse Draw!
Tickets are $50 and are available from
info@emfc.com.au
$50 dollars entry includes spit roast
lunch, wine, beer and cider.
If you have any questions or to RSVP
please email info@emfc.com.au
we need a big performance next time
round to prove it was just an off day.
The ones never looked in danger after
kicking the first five goals of the match.
From that point onwards the boys never
let their opponents back into the game in
a clinical display with every player doing
their bit. Dave Marguglio controlled play
across half back, Luke Barnhoorn was
at his creative best, and Matt Ravenall
and the two Jimmies converted all that
came their way up forward in one of the
best wins of the season to date. The
bye will help some players to get over
a few bumps and bruises before taking
on the ladder-leading Dingley on their
return. All three football sides are
playing there, and they always have a
big local following, so it would be nice to
see plenty of red and white to drive our
boys on.
Big opportunity to show what we’re
made of on Saturday. Let’s all show
this competition that we’re a force to be
reckoned with…
DIVISION 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN
SENIORS
Round 11 brought us a couple of upsets
as one club stamped themselves as
serious finals contenders.
RESERVES
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Oakleigh District
11
9
2
0
1005
614
163.68 36
%
PTS
Skye
11
11
0
0
1162
331
351.06 44
Keysborough
11
9
2
0
1115
688
162.06 36
Keysborough
11
8
3
0
1224
550
222.55 32
Skye
11
8
3
0
997
697
143.04 32
Oakleigh District
11
8
3
0
782
672
116.37 32
Murrumbeena
11
7
4
0
866
783
110.60 28
Highett
11
7
4
0
757
563
134.46 28
Caulfield
11
6
5
0
883
759
116.34 24
Murrumbeena
11
6
5
0
751
642
116.98 24
Hampton
11
6
5
0
808
868
93.09
24
Springvale Districts
11
4
7
0
652
787
82.85
16
%
PTS
Highett
11
4
7
0
887
858
103.38
16
Caulfield
11
4
7
0
610
827
73.76
16
11
3
8
0
701
1073
65.33
12
Heatherton
11
4
7
0
569
890
63.93
16
Heatherton
11
2
9
0
683
1166
58.58
8
Hampton
11
3
8
0
741
835
88.74
12
Doveton Eagles
11
1
10
0
716
1155
61.99
4
Doveton Eagles
11
0
11
0
322
1473
21.86
0
Murrumbeena
Keysborough
6.3
3.2
10.3
8.3
12.8
11.7
13.11-89
12.9-81
Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: D. Spanos 3, A. Ekberg-Weiss 3, A. Moloney 2,
D. Hargrave 2, J. Walker, D. Elkman, D. Turkington
Best Players: J. Shirley, A. Moloney, D. Spanos, A. Ekberg-Weiss, D. Elkman,
J. Walker
Keysborough: Goal Kickers: T. King 5, D. Wheeler 2, T. Bacic 2, G. Humphreys,
B. Sutton, M. Burnett
Best Players: W. Gayfer, T. Bacic, T. King, G. Humphreys, D. Wheeler, D. Morland
Doveton Eagles
Caulfield
3.5
6.1
6.5
9.3
8.7
12.5
8.8-56
18.8-116
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: C. Ross 2, E. Samadi 2, B. Scanlon, S. Paynter,
J. Kennedy, A. Vanbeek
Best Players: J. Kennedy, C. Wilson, B. Oliver, C. Ross, J. O’Neill, A. Vanbeek
Caulfield: Goal Kickers: A. Connell 4, J. Twirdy 3, D. Beattie 2, J. Buggy 2,
J. Backway, T. Kennedy, S. Walton, J. Wood, S. Gunning, T. Heagney, G. Ivanka
Best Players: J. Backway, C. Lewis, T. Heagney, S. Walton, A. Connell, D. Beattie
Oakleigh District
3.1
3.2
11.5
3.2
15.10
4.5
21.14-140
6.6-42
Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: D. Velardo 8, K. Kandakji 4, M. Gurry 3, E.
Nassrallah 2, D. Kiellerup 2, A. Henneman, B. Hodic
Best Players: K. Kandakji, D. Kiellerup, D. Velardo, M. Hacket, J. Walker, M. Gurry
Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: L. Baptist 2, B. Green, J. Bolch, R. Johnston,
M. Thompson
Best Players: A. Do, L. Dunne, L. Baptist, J. Doust, M. Thompson, M. Latimer
Heatherton
Skye
1.3
3.6
5.4
7.6
5.8
15.9
9.8-62
21.13-139
Heatherton: Goal Kickers: T. Kumetaitis 3, C. Einsiedel 2, M. Bruce, P. Lavery,
C. Moon, S. Ulbrick
Best Players: J. Hammill, M. Stuart, T. Kumetaitis, C. Moon, P. Connolly,
S. Simpson
Skye: Goal Kickers: A. Harper 4, J. Karadeas 3, J. Martinson 3, B. Evans 2,
B. Walker 2, M. Poore 2, N. McConville 2, J. Bateman, T. Barr, A. Planner
Best Players: J. McConville, A. Harper, B. Nicol, J. Karadeas, N. McConville,
B. Evans
Highett
Hampton
4.4
3.4
7.6
6.5
11.9
6.6
16.11-107
8.9-57
Highett: Goal Kickers: R. Swayn 2, J. Jones-Hamptan 2, J. Duscher 2, T. Brown 2,
M. Cook 2, A. Carey 2, L. Thomas, Y. Pasialis, A. Friedman, M. Hoar
Best Players: J. Elms, M. Hoar, J. Duell, S. Jackson, M. Cook, R. Swayn
Hampton: Goal Kickers: C. Grove 3, N. O’Donovan, S. Fiora, J. Burbidge, J.
Feather, B. Hickey
Best Players: M. Digby, J. Burbidge, T. Yeowart, A. Shedlock, J. Feather, C. Grove
Murrumbeena
Keysborough
1.0
3.5
4.1
6.9
5.2
11.14
7.5-47
15.17-107
Murrumbeena: Goal Kickers: P. Der Jeu 2, A. Vanderneut, R. Cahalane,
R. Schreier, G. Fowles, A. Hawking
Best Players: C. Keating, J. Sissons, R. Cahalane, G. Fowles, D. Batterham,
J. Brammer
Keysborough: Goal Kickers: D. Rajic 3, C. Capsalis 3, D. McLean 2, B. Scott 2,
M. Osborne, G. Smith, W. Hanks, L. Damato, S. Flight
Best Players: D. McLean, S. Dekkers, M. Osborne, G. Lazaridis, C. Capsalis, T. Cullen
Doveton Eagles
Caulfield
0.1
0.5
0.1
3.11
5.5
3.11
5.5-35
7.13-55
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: V. Vunimasi 2, C. Roussety 2, T. O’Gallaghan
Best Players: A. Rakic, C. Mills, S. McGrath, D. Algra, M. Hidgcock, R. Hovell
Caulfield: Goal Kickers: J. Tippett 3, P. Waked 2, M. Murray, H. Maclean
Best Players: A. O’Shea, L. Fairley, S. McLean, P. Waked, J. Dyer, J. Daidone
Oakleigh District
1.6
1.0
5.7
2.1
11.10
4.6
13.16-94
8.7-55
Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: A. Lowry 3, T. McNamara 2, T. Tzouvelis 2,
M. Dobson, C. Cappelleri, R. Cappelleri, M. Jacotine, C. Domingo, P. Gurr
Best Players: T. Tzouvelis, J. Castello, T. Von Duve, J. Thexton, A. Lowry, J. Goujon
Springvale Districts: Goal Kickers: C. Lacey 5, D. Nutting 3
Best Players: M. Devereaux, A. Henderson, C. Chiv, B. Wilson, D. Bramble, S. Suon
Heatherton
Skye
2.4
18.15
2.4
18.15
2.4
18.15
2.4-16
19.16-130
Heatherton: Goal Kickers: M. Kenney, M. Griffin
Best Players: M. Kenney, A. Robinson, C. McLachlan, D. Tanner, L. MacIntosh,
M. Griffin
Skye: Goal Kickers: M. Kalviskis 8, T. McEachern 3, B. Nanopoulos 2, C. McCann,
S. Solomonidis, S. Murnane, B. Williams, C. Smith, C. Petrie
Best Players: R. McConville, B. Nanopoulos, F. Payenda, C. Smith, M. Kelly,
B. Bormann
Highett
Hampton
1.2
2.2
2.4
4.3
7.8
5.6
10.14-74
7.8-50
Highett: Goal Kickers: N. Umiljendic 3, J. Gasio 3, P. Taugasolo, D. Taylor,
S. Vawdrey, L. Richards
Best Players: P. Taugasolo, W. Alderman, N. Umiljendic, J. Gasio, D. Taylor,
S. Jones
Hampton: Goal Kickers: J. Peters 3, K. Gascoigne 2, T. Griffin, J. Wilson
Best Players: J. Peters, K. Gascoigne, T. Davis, T. Nixon, J. Trimble, A. Berecz
Murrumbeena did themselves plenty
of favours with a hard fought victory
against the previously top of the table
Keysborough at home. The Beena played
their home ground advantage perfectly
in an impressive first half display that
saw them kick 10 goals to eight to take
a 12 point half time lead. The game
turned defensive in the second half as
Keysborough struggled to penetrate
Murrumbeena’s backline effectively. The
result was a tight eight point victory to
Murrumbeena, its’ seventh of the season.
Dean Spanos and Anthony Ekberg-Weiss
combined for six goals.
A six-goal final quarter has propelled
Caulfield to victory against Doveton
Eagles and back into the top five. The
teams were even for the majority of the
tough contest but the Bears were able to
wrest the momentum away from Doveton
to pile on six goals to one behind in the
last quarter to post the 10-goal victory.
The young brigade of Bears prowling
the field displayed some significant
improvement as full forward Adam
Connell continued his resurgence with
four goals.
Oakleigh Districts have surged back to
the top of the ladder after a 98-point
thumping of Springvale Districts.
Springvale held a slight one-point lead
at the first break before Oakleigh clicked
into gear in the second quarter, kicking
eight goals to nothing to take a 51-point
lead into half time.
@JBarbin10
Oakleigh kicked another 10 goals in the
second half as its midfield went on a field
day in the clearances. David Velardo was
the main benefactor as he was back to
his best with eight goals.
Skye produced a stunningly powerful
display of offensive power on Saturday
in its 77-point win against Heatherton
at Ross Street Reserve. A good second
quarter by the Tonners left them only 14
points behind at the main break and they
were in with a sniff. But an eight-goal
third quarter followed by a six-goal final
quarter put the nail in the coffin as the
Bombers rallied to record their eighth
win of the season and remain in the top
three. Aaron Harper was the best for
Skye with four goals.
Hampton is in mini crisis mode after
suffering a heavy 50-point defeat at the
hands of Highett on Saturday. Missing
key forward Joel Hanlon, the Hammers
were competitive in the first half and only
trailed the Dogs by seven points at the
main break. But Highett proved simply
too good in the second half as it spread
the scoring load around, kicking nine
goals to two as it comfortably recorded
the big win. Six players kicked multiple
goals for Highett while Jess Elms was
named best on ground.
All Division Two clubs have a bye so no
matches are scheduled this weekend.
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
Murrumbeena 6.16.52 def by Hampton 9.10.64
Doveton Eagles 13.5.83 def by Keysborough 16.14.110
Heatherton 4.7.31 def by Caulfield 15.9.99
Oakleigh District 11.13.79 def Skye 10.7.67
Highett 9.19.73 def by Springvale Districts 11.15.81
Murrumbeena 11.10-76 def by Oakleigh District 14.7-91
Doveton Eagles 18.12-120 def Heatherton 16.9-105
Keysborough 15.14-104 def Highett 12.9-81
Caulfield 19.12-126 def Springvale Districts 9.7-61
ROUND 2
18-Apr
Keysborough 16.13.109 def Murrumbeena 5.5.35
Caulfield 11.15.81 def Doveton Eagles 6.14.50
Skye 17.14.116 def Heatherton 7.2.44
Springvale Dist. 6.9.45 def by Oakleigh Dist.11.15.81
Hampton 18.9.117 def Highett 9.10.64
ROUND 3
25-Apr
Murrumbeena 14.14-98 def Caulfield 8.8-56
Doveton Eagles 5.17-47 def by Skye 17.14-116
Heatherton 14.8-92 def Springvale Districts 10.13-73
Oakleigh District 8.9-57 def by Highett 11.5-71
Keysborough 7.12-54 def Hampton 6.3-39
ROUND 4
2-May
Skye 15.10-100 def Murrumbeena 9.12-66
Springvale Districts 17.11-113 def Doveton Eagles 14.9-93
Highett 16.14-110 def Heatherton 13.2-80
Hampton 8.5-53 def by Oakleigh District 24.13-157
Caulfield 9.12-66 def Keysborough 12.14-86
ROUND 5
9-May
Murrumbeena 14.16-100 def Springvale Districts 5.7-37
Doveton Eagles 6.4-40 def by Highett 15.16-106
Heatherton 2.12-24 def by Oakleigh District 12.11-83
Keysborough 15.12-102 def Skye 11.9-75
Hampton 10.10-70 def Caulfield 8.13-61
ROUND 6
16-May
Skye 9.5-59 def by Caulfield 10.6-66
Highett 10.14-74 def by Murrumbeena 10.19-79
Oakleigh District 15.9-99 def Doveton Eagles 7.4-46
Heatherton 10.10-70 def by Hampton 15.9-99
Springvale Districts 10.7-67 def Keysborough 19.6-120
Hampton 10.7-67 def by Skye 9.19-73
ROUND 8
30-May
Heatherton 7.2-44 def by Murrumbeena 13.16-94
Doveton Eagles 10.6-66 def by Hampton 15.10-100
Oakleigh District 9.13-67 def Keysborough 9.11-65
Highett 11.9-75 def by Caulfield 14.8-92
Springvale Districts 5.5-35 def by Skye 14.12-96
ROUND 9
13-Jun
Murrumbeena 10.20-80 def Doveton Eagles 11.13-79
Keysborough 24.11-155 def by Heatherton 7.8-50
Caulfield 5.11-41 def by Oakleigh District 13.12-90
Skye 10.12-72 def Highett 10.8-68
Hampton 14.10-94 def Springvale Districts 9.12-66
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION
AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-Jun
Hampton 6.12-48 def by Murrumbeena 14.13-97
Keysborough 18.21-129 def Doveton Eagles 5.6-36
Caulfield 11.12-78 def by Heatherton 12.9-81
Skye 13.6-84 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61
Springvale Districts 12.7-79 def Highett 8.9-57
ROUND 11
27-Jun
Murrumbeena 13.11-89 def Keysborough 12.9-81
Doveton Eagles 8.8-56 def by Caulfield 18.8-116
Heatherton 9.8-62 def by Skye 21.13-139
Oakleigh Dist. 21.14-140 def Springvale Dist. 6.6-42
Highett 16.11-107 def Hampton 8.9-57
ROUND 12
11-Jul
Caulfield v Murrumbeena
Skye v Doveton Eagles
Springvale Districts v Heatherton
Highett v Oakleigh District
Hampton v Keysborough
Skye v Caulfield
ROUND 13
18-Jul
Murrumbeena v Skye
Doveton Eagles v Springvale Districts
Heatherton v Highett
Oakleigh District v Hampton
Keysborough v Caulfield
ROUND 14
25-Jul
Springvale Districts v Murrumbeena
Highett v Doveton Eagles
Oakleigh District v Heatherton
Skye v Keysborough
Caulfield v Hampton
ROUND 15
1-Aug
Murrumbeena v Highett
Doveton Eagles v Oakleigh District
Hampton v Heatherton
Keysborough v Springvale Districts
Caulfield v Skye
ROUND 16
8-Aug
Oakleigh District v Murrumbeena
Heatherton v Doveton Eagles
Highett v Keysborough
Springvale Districts v Caulfield
Skye v Hampton
ROUND 17
15-Aug
Murrumbeena v Heatherton
Hampton v Doveton Eagles
Keysborough v Oakleigh District
Caulfield v Highett
Skye v Springvale Districts
ROUND 18
22-Aug
Doveton Eagles v Murrumbeena
Heatherton v Keysborough
Oakleigh District v Caulfield
Highett v Skye
Springvale Districts v Hampton
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Seniors Report
In a great first half the boys took
it right up to Skye. We missed the
opportunity to add scoreboard
pressure after failing to convert
four set shots in the first quarter.
In a tight game Skye kicked a
couple during time on in the
2nd to take a 14 point lead at the
break. Unfortunately we went
to sleep in the 3rd and Skye
woke up. Our third quarter was
disastrous with Skye kicking 8.3
to 4 points. Good to see Pol back
and looking lively up front which
included a sensational snap
for goal. Clint chimed in with 2.
Brucey kicked his first for the
club and Seany kicked his first
HAMPTON
goal in a long time. Josh was
dominant again. Matt S, Trev,
Cmoon, Connolls and Simo all
played well.
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Reserves Report
This was always going to be
a tough match against ladder
leaders. Several new players
made their debut for the Tunners.
Robo was exhausted after
replacing Sauce in the ruck. Dale
Tanner played a good game. Ben
Deans and Blake Gray will be
better for the run.
Paving 2000 Netball Report
Div 1 had a 2 goal win over 2nd
placed Bentleigh. D2 had a big
win over Bentleigh. a solid win
of St Kilda 62 to 39 and is third
on the ladder. D3 lost by 2 goals
19s
First of the triple header last
week and the 19s were out
to make amens for their last
few outings, they did it in style
with a 10 goal win. Zac kicked
7, Diggers played well as did
Riddler and Bailey Griffin.
the wood lately over them
but they proved to be a better
team on the day. We were with
them up until half time and
they ran away. Focus now on
Keysborough, huge game for
the hammers. Burgs showed
why he is a great hammer,
best on ground. Yowie, diggers,
shedders all played good
games. Grove snagged 3.
Reserves
Hammers led early and looked
like causing an upset, the boys
were playing a great standard
of footy, then the 2nd half came
around and it all fell apart.
JP another dominated game
proving he is too good for that
level. Gassy up forward tried
hard and Trimmers had his
best game.
Social
$5k day tickets are in
circulation, get your tickets
early, huge day on the calendar
for the hammers. Keep your
eyes peeled around the club for
upcoming events. If there are
any supporters that would like
to join the exclusive 250 Jack
Jennings supporters group
please see Wal Bennett.
Seniors
Travelled away to our local
rivals Highett, we have had
The Whisper
Big Ben helped out in the
canteen Sunday morning and
www.hamptonhammers.com
to CPL. D4 beat Hampton by 33
goals and D5 beat Mordy by 10.
Heatherton Football & Netball
Club is proudly sponsored by:
Cody Gems & Jewellery,
Melbourne Food Distributors,
Echo Cartons, Packing Boxes,
Tom the Lumberjack, Harris
Family Meats, Chadstone Toyota,
Waltzing Matilda Hotel; Flow
Printing, Eagle Printer, 360
South, Artscape Landscaping,
Rick Butler Market Gardens,
Essential Finance Pty Ltd,
Miracle Autospray, Steve Wilby
Transport, PPM Concrete
Constructions, Bendigo Bank
Dingley Village, Paving 2000,
Cheltenham Conveyancing
was seen smashing 4 hotdogs
and 5 dim Sims before midday,
Yet Harros curries Thursday
night were not so welcome with
the steamed rice resembling
mashed potato, lift ya game
Harro.
Sponsor of the week
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brand and your image stand
out through the discipline of
printing.
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Sponsors Major
Hampton Football club would
like to thank all their dedicated
sponsors - Highett Bendigo
Bank, Sandringham Central
Veterinary Hospital, Highett
RSL, Local Milk Supplies,
People’s Choice Credit Union,
IMMIJ Print, LTD Promotions,
Total Waste Solutions and
Choices Flooring Frankston.
OAKLEIGH DISTRICT
Three good competitive games
of footy last round produced a
2/1 result with the under 19’s just
failing.
With more sides joining the finals
race it’s vital that our triple header
venture to Highett this week gets
the desired commitment needed
for positive results.
Off The Field
The Sandown Greyhound Club
Challenge Day will be held on July
12th. Those interested( must have
25 + ) should see Pittsy Snr for
details. A great day with a chance
at some “cash “ incentive.
The PINK DAY was a rousing
success according to my little
birdie and we thank Karen and her
helpers for the work
they put in to achieve this success.
A great commitment for a great
cause!
On July 18 at our home game,
people from Dandy Floor
Centre, Urban Body Corporate
Management, G & C Motors, ABP
Consultants, Global Plumbing,
Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena,
Chadstone Toyota, East Oakleigh
IGA, Garden Gear, Ausreo,
Trevillian Signs, Big Hen Building
Supplies, Ray White Oakleigh,
Green and Gold Tree Services, IL
Duca Restaurant,
Our Gold Members and The
Players Sponsors are invited
to join the President of the club
at our annual Sponsors “Thank
You” Day. Our chance to show Our
appreciation for their fantastic
support.
Go Oaks.
HIGHETT The most successful day this
season, our netball teams were undefeated,
the Unders topped up with a few Under
17s competed very well. Reserves and
seniors were both winners, showing their
capabilities. EXCELLENT, GO DOGGIES..
MURRUMBEENA
On The Field
The ladder leader, Keysborough, came
to the Beena Arena on 27th June. The
Beena boys were coming off a good win
and fancied themselves against the
Burras.
The reserves were missing many
players and a number of replacements
had not trained or played together.
The result of this scratch side showed
on the scoreboard. The Beena boys
tried hard and never gave in, but were
comprehensively beaten by a bigger and
stronger Keysborough side. Some of
our better players were Harry Fleming,
Glenn Fowles and Tom Thornton.
The Senior’s game was a very different
affair. Right from the start the Beena
boys were at the ball and determined
to take it up to Keysborough. The
Burras were bigger and stronger but
Murrumbeena wanted this game and
believed it could win. We went into the
first change in front and remained
there all day. It was a hard tussle and
the Beena boys were faster and more
determined. They out manoeuvred
and out ran their opponents. At three
quarter time the game was there to
be won and Keysborough was kicking
with the wind in the last quarter. But
the young Beena players now believe
in themselves and were not going to
let this one slip. This was our most
significant win in the season so far.
It was an all-out team effort, with
everyone contributing. Three of the best
in this Beena side were Alex Moloney,
Anthony Egberg-Weiss and James
Shirley. Well done Beena,
Netball
What a game! Playing against the top
side, with the coach having to don the
uniform to make up numbers, the
Murrumbeena girls battled against
St Kilda City, remaining in striking
distance for the first half. After losing 2
players (one being the coach) to twisted
ankles, the 5 Beena girls remaining on
court fought on, amazingly still making
the St Kilda City girls work hard for their
win. Final score 52:28. Inspirational
according to St Kilda City who were full
of praise for our efforts after the game.
(The coach’s career revival has been
shelved for good. She is going back to
the sidelines where she belongs! )
Sponsors:
The ‘Beena is indebted to the following
2015 loyal sponsors: Thomson Real
Estate, Sheen Panels, Oakleigh
Lions, Chadstone Toyota, Attwood
Newsagency, Brew Café, Bowen
Automotive, NAB, Bakers Delight
Carnegie, the Rosstown Hotel, Morgans
Finance Advisors Brighton, Bendigo
Bank and all our player sponsors.
SFNL MEDIA DESK
GETTING TO KNOW THE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / WILL HUNTER
Bill Ostle - Federal Football League
“Tough love” and “hard
but fair” seem to be part
of the mantra of oldschool coaches.
Bill Ostle was certainly of
that mould and was loved
and respected and by all
of the players he coached
throughout his highly
decorated career in the
Federal Football League.
He began his coaching
career with Cheltenham
in 1956 and helped the Rosellas claim the reserves grade
premiership in 1958. He then moved across to East Malvern the
following year where he won another four senior premierships
in seven years.
He also took charge of the FFL’s interleague team in 1970 and 1971.
But while his impressive coaching record speaks for itself, what
is less obvious was his ability to motivate, inspire and connect
with his players. This was what made him the coaching great he
was and is a massive part of the legacy he left behind.
Bruce Hill - Southern Football Netball League
You would be hard pressed
to find a man who has
contributed more to local
football than Bruce Hill.
For nearly 50 years, Hill
has experienced the highs
and lows as a player,
administrator and volunteer
and has given invaluable
service to two SESFL/SFNL
clubs. In the process, he has
amassed a list of honours,
awards and achievements
the length of Flemington
straight.
His playing career alone is extraordinary, having featured in over 750
senior matches across various competitions in a career that continued
until his mid 60s.
One of Ostle’s former charges at East Malvern was John Collins,
the former President of the Beaumaris Football Club.
Ostle’s daughter, Judy, who had sons playing at the Sharks at the
time, remembered mentioning to Collins that her dad had played
and coached at East Malvern. Collins then asked Judy what her
dad’s name was.
“(When I told him) his comment was (that) he was the toughest
coach (he had) ever played under,” Judy recalled.
“He was 17 at the time and they were at training and exhausted
and dad said: “right, boys, five more laps of the oval!” They were
cursing him but as (dad) was doing the laps also (they) couldn’t
back out.
Con Gorozidis Southern Football Netball League
After making a name
for himself during his
fleeting career in the
VFL, Con Gorozidis
became one of the
biggest names in local
footy in the 1990s.
His childhood mate and former teammate at St Kilda and
Sandringham, John Bennett, then convinced Gorozidis to move
to East Brighton. It led to the highlight of his SFNL career
when in 1993 the Vampires won the Division One premiership,
defeating the all-conquering Noble Park against all odds.
Tough as nails, was Ostle, and he inspired his troops to be just as
resilient. He had an amazing ability to motivate his players and
get the best out of them.
One of his most famous disciples, the legendary Tom Hafey
(Ostle coached all of the Hafey boys at East Malvern), wrote
in his book that Ostle was a truly inspiring coach, which is a
tremendous tribute to the great man.
Recruited to St Kilda as an 18-year-old in 1980, Gorozidis
booted 34 goals in 13 games to top the goalkicking at the
Saints in just his second year at the club. Dubbed ‘the Golden
Greek’, he quickly became a fan favourite at Moorabbin Oval.
Ostle left an indelible mark on every player he coached and his
impact at both clubs will never be forgotten.
He spent just one more season at the Saints before crossing to
“I was pretty lucky I was playing with good players,” he said.
In 1995 he went down to T.H. King Oval where South Yarra were playing
at the time to ask if he could play one final game with them on the same
ground he that he made his debut with East Malvern.
Ian Birkett - Eastern Suburbs
Churches Football Association
the spectacular. He played his best footy as a blisteringly quick
onballer, but was equally dangerous up forward and was a renowned
goalkicker. With strong hands, lovely foot skills and ability to play
multiple positions, Rabbit was the complete package.
“Later in the dressing rooms they watched as dad took off his
footy boots and the stops of his boots had broken through (the
soles) and his feet were bleeding. John said he washed his feet,
put his shoes on and hobbled home.”
“And I’m still there 20 years later!” Hill said with a laugh.
He eventually played 145 matches for the Yarras’ reserves and thirds
sides, and even captained the magoos at the ripe old age of 50.
But despite his impressive list of playing achievements, it’s Hill’s mountain
of off-field work that is most noteworthy.
He was secretary of East Malvern from 1969 until the club folded, during
which time it had grown from one senior team to having two senior and
eight junior sides.
And it was the demise of his beloved club that spurred him on to devote
almost his entire life to community football.
“I learnt after East Malvern folded that I didn’t ever wanted to be involved
in anything like that again so I guess it’s just a matter of trying to keep
things going,” Hill said.
“I know what it’s like for just myself personally not to have a club where
you’ve played 300 games and won seven Best and Fairests to go back to
with a few bragging rights because the club doesn’t exist anymore.”
A more humble champion
than Ian Birkett you will
not find.
Affectionately known to
most as Rabbit, Birkett was
an out and out superstar of
the ESCFA, the dominant
player of his era. But you
will never hear him say as
much. In fact, he will likely
be slightly embarrassed
reading this article, such is
his modesty.
However, there is no denying his standing as one of the all-time
greats of the ESCFA.
He was also acting captain of East Malvern’s 1969 premiership team and
claimed the SESFL Division Two Best and Fairest in the same year.
Hill has also been actively involved in the SESFL and SFNL since 1969
as ladder secretary, statistician and historian, and was a former Division
Two scribe for the SFNL Record for more than a decade during the 1990s
and 2000s.
When East Malvern disbanded due to financial difficulties after the 1984
season, Hill became a bit of football nomad, playing with several clubs
outside the SESFL/SFNL between 1985 and 1994.
He is currently serving a second stint as Yarras president (his seventh
year in the role) and there are no signs of slowing down for this selfconfessed “footy nut”.
From those humble beginnings Birkett went on the win the
ESCFA Under 17s league Best and Fairest and soon developed
into a supremely versatile senior footballer with a penchant for
Gorozidis then played six seasons with VFA club Sandringham
in the late 80s before he joined ESPCFA club Bentleigh in 1990.
He had immediate success too, bagging a truckload of goals
and winning a premiership in his first year at the club.
Throughout his career,
Gorozidis was a solidlybuilt forward who
knew where the goals
were and he went on
to become one of the most prolific goalkickers the SFNL has
seen. He is the only man to have been crowned the Southern
League’s leading goalkicker on four occasions, which he
achieved during his stints with Bentleigh, East Brighton and
Murrumbeena.
His well-known nickname was given to him by his first coach at
Burwood United, who coincidentally was fellow 2015 SFNL Hall
of Fame inductee Jim Honey. Birkett, aged just 11 at the time,
was playing in the Under 15s with his older brother when Honey
likened him to a rabbit because of his smaller body, his zip and his
willingness to burrow in for the footy. It has stuck with him ever since.
In his prime, Hill was a tall centreman with pace to burn. He debuted with
East Malvern in 1967, playing 301 games for the club and winning seven
Best and Fairest awards along the way, including an incredible six in a row
between 1967 and 1972.
Footscray in 1983. But his career at the top level career ended
at the year’s end after a total 34 games and 74 goals.
It comes as no surprise then that Hill was instrumental in reforming
South Yarra after their recess in 2006.
Gorozidis was the SFNL’s leading goalkicking that year with 67
goals.
“I’ll never forget that year, ’93... That was probably the most
enjoyable moment in my local footy career,” Gorozidis said.
He won back to back SFNL goalkicking awards in 1998 (98
goals) and 1999 (68) during his second stint with the Demons
and added his fourth at Murrumbeena in 2001 with 91 majors.
He helped the Beena win the Division Two flag two years later.
Although undeniably a prodigious talent, Gorozidis said his
teammates had a lot to do with his success during his SFNL
days.
“He was pretty much known as the superstar of the ESCFA in the
A-Grade sides,” Honey recalled.
“He was a magnificent mark of the ball and he could take screamers
over packs and things like that and did so on a regular basis
throughout his career.”
Birkett proved remarkably durable over his career too, playing over
400 games with both Burwood United and the now-defunct SFNL club
Mt Waverley-Burwood. In his prime he won four ESCFA A-Grade Best
and Fairest awards between 1985 and 1990 and was also crowned the
ESCFA’s leading goalkicker in 1985 (84 goals) and 1987 (70).
But Birkett said that his career highlights were undoubtedly the two
flags he played in with Burwood United. He won his first premiership
medallion in 1983, before taking a hiatus from footy the following year
to go travelling overseas with a mate. He returned to the club in 1985
and was a dual premiership player by season’s end.
“That’s what you play for, you know,” Birkett said.
“I was lucky enough as a junior we were in a lot of finals. We were
pretty strong back then, Burwood... but to win the senior (flag)
obviously that’s the ultimate.”
Birkett may be loath to speak about his glittering career, but those
that witnessed him will agree that he was one of the greatest ESCFA
players of his time.
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John Bennett Southern Football Netball League
There is no doubting that
John Bennett is larger
than life.
He cut an imposing
figure on the field during
his playing days at East
Brighton and he is a
wonderful character off it.
After a taste of top level
footy with St Kilda and
Footscray in the 1980s, he
then joined Sandringham
and won their goal kicking
award in 1987 and 1988.
Bennett then returned to his junior club East Brighton in 1990
and dominated for the next decade as playing coach, in the
process becoming one of the greatest players the SFNL has seen.
Standing at full-forward the powerfully-built Bennett was an
unbeatable goalkicking machine. But he was also versatile
enough to have a run in the guts and booted 60 goals in one
season playing out of the centre.
“I was captain coach – I could play where I wanted to!”
Bennett joked.
Kevan ‘Icy’ Hamilton Federal Football Club
A tall, damaging rover that
was super-dangerous up
forward, Icy was a true
old-school footballer that
had the potential to be a
champion at the highest
level. But the ever-humble
Hamilton never really
enjoyed the spotlight of
the big league, instead
preferring the more
After beginning his career at McKinnon in 1947 aged just 14, Hamilton
played a season with Melbourne’s reserves under legendary coach
Norm Smith in 1955.
Hamilton was then famously cut from the Demons’ list after a verbal
altercation with legendary coach Norm Smith during the 1956
preseason. Hamilton was purported to have sworn at Smith, a claim
he has previously denied.
“The papers made more of a deal out of it than what it actually was,”
Hamilton’s daughter, Joanne Adams, said.
In Bennett’s eight-year stint in charge of the Tunners he led
them to two flags, before stepping aside to take up roles as Vice
President and Football Manager – positions he still holds. And
his influence in turning the downtrodden club around cannot
be overstated.
Over his 17-year SFNL coaching career, Bennett finished
with four premierships from seven grand finals, earning him
selection as the coach (he was also picked as a player at full
forward) of the SFNL’s team of the past two decades.
The popular Bennett was also a member of the SFNL’s radio
team for five years until he gave it away at the end of last year.
This was something he really enjoyed, and has not ruled out a
return to the airwaves down the track.
“I loved the radio show it was great fun,” Bennett said.
“I tried to make it more than just people listening to scores and
that... just trying to have a bit of fun with all the clubs without
making it too serious.
“That’s what footy’s all about – having a good time.”
In such high esteem is Bennett held by the SFNL they have
named the Division Two Senior Grade Best and Fairest medal
in his honour and his induction into the Hall of Fame is another
just reward for one of footy’s great characters.
“He would go around and have cups of tea with him afterwards so it
wasn’t a big deal... he was friends with him afterwards.”
Few players have
dominated the Federal
Football League quite like
Kevan ‘Icy’ Hamilton did.
laidback environment of local footy.
After two premierships at the Vampires, he took over the reigns
as coach of battling second-division club Heatherton in 2002
where he has been a revelation.
He joined Carlton a few weeks later and enjoyed a stellar debut
season, booting eight goals in his first two matches and finishing
the year as the club’s leading goalkicker with 22 majors. But after
spending the entire 1957 season in the Blues’ reserves, he was finally
granted his wish for a clearance back to his original club McKinnon.
From there Hamilton then went on to become arguably the greatest
player the Federal Football League has ever seen. Blessed with
tremendous pace and skill, Icy was a five-time recipient of the J
W Allnutt Trophy as the League’s fairest and best player (including
winning four in a row between 1961 and 1964).
But his biggest asset was his lethal right foot. With an uncomplicated,
fluid action, he was a beautiful kick of the football and rarely missed
a target. He could give the ball a mighty roost as well, and regularly
practiced having shots at goal from the centre of the footy ground with
his older brother. Hamilton also once won a long kicking contest at
the Williamstown football oval in 1956 with massive 75-yard (68.5m in
the current measurement) bomb.
After his playing career ended, his good friend Tom Hafey asked him
to join Richmond as kicking coach in 1975. Hamilton gladly accepted
and spent three years at Tigerland with T-shirt Tommy.
Despite compiling an outstanding football CV over the years,
Hamilton’s modest nature meant he was always reluctant to talk
about his achievements. But his induction in to the SFNL Hall of
Fame will ensure that his name is forever remembered as one of the
greatest footballers of a bygone era.
Neil Lockhart Southern Football Netball League
Nobody encapsulates
the spirit of the Chelsea
Heights Football Club
more than Neil Lockhart.
For more than three
decades, Lockhart
bled navy and red
and established the
Heighters’ standing as
one of the premier clubs
in the SFNL over the last
15 years.
A full forward/centre half forward, Lockhart joined the club as
a player in 1981 back when they were part of the South West
Gippsland Football League and he topped the competition’s
goalkicking in 1982.
But when a spate of shoulder injuries curtailed his career,
Lockhart decided to make his mark off the field. He joined the
football club’s committee in 1985 (while he was still playing) and
assumed the Presidency in 1997. With the exception of a year off
from the club in 1992, he remained in both roles until the end of
last season.
During his time he has seen the club go from strength to
strength. Among the highlights were senior SFNL premierships
in 1995 (Lockhart was runner that day) and 2000, which saw the
Peter Martin - Southern Football Netball League
Umpiring can often be
a thankless task. Very
rarely are the whistleblowers commended
by punters and players
when the correct decision
is made, but there is no
shortage of yobbos over
the fence to air their
grievances in a vitriolic
manner when a mistake
occurs 10m out from the
opposition’s goal.
Peter Martin has seen
it all and heard just about every sledge in the book during his
36 years as a senior umpire and throughout the decades he’s
become one of the most popular umpires in local footy.
Martin’s playing career with East Kew in the ESCFA was cut
short after a life-threatening car accident in 1978 and he picked
up the whistle the following year. He has since officiated well in
excess of 750 matches of ESCFA/SESFL/SFNL football.
He has also provided invaluable service to the Umpires
Association in an off-field capacity, serving 14 years as President,
Secretary and Treasurer.
club ascend from Division Three to the top grade.
Lockhart was also instrumental in initiating and facilitating
the redevelopment of the amenities at Beazely Reserve. Such
is his standing at the club they named these new facilities in
Lockhart’s honour.
“We (built) brand new rooms about seven years ago. They were
fantastic, on the wing,” Lockhart said proudly.
“A terrific facility, we went from the old rooms to, you know,
electronic scoreboard, new cricket nets... so it’s a pretty good
complex.”
Along the way Lockhart has earned almost every accolade the
club could afford him, including life membership and induction
into the club’s Hall of Fame.
Lockhart’s longevity at the club is remarkable. But as the old
adage goes, behind every great man is a great woman, and he
credits his wife with helping him stay at the club for so many
years.
“The wife was a big help. She was in the canteen for about 20
years. So she was on board so that was sort of our life,” he said.
Although Lockhart’s affiliation with the club has ended in an
official capacity, his love for the club hasn’t diminished one bit.
He can still be found down at Beazley Reserve on Saturdays
pitching in where possible.
“(It’s hard to walk away from the club) because I’ve been involved
for so long,” Lockhart admitted.
“I go down to games and help them where I can.”
But it’s Martin’s on-field persona that has seen him earn
universal admiration and respect from the entire SFNL
community. He has never shied away from admitting his
mistakes and he enjoys the constant communication with
players, which he says is one of the things that keeps him going.
“(The main reason I) continue to umpire is the camaraderie and
banter that exists between the umps and between umpires and
players,” the popular officiator said.
He is also a ripping bloke off the ground too. A colourful and
charismatic story-teller, Martin has built up a treasure-trove of
cracking yarns throughout his umpiring career which he is only
too happy to share. Like the time he marked out the centre circle
at Balwyn with a 5kg bag of sugar after the rain had washed the
paint away.
“And then 80,000 European wasps had arrived!” Martin chuckled.
He will also laugh recounting some of the wittiest and funniest
sledges he has received over the years, almost of which are
unprintable.
Martin’s passion and drive for umpiring shows no signs of
abating and you can expect to see him continue in orange for a
while yet.
“I have the best seat in the ground for the greatest game on
earth,” Martin said.
“I live for footy, I love my footy, I’ve been around a very, very long
time, I’ve seen it all and I hope I’m around for a lot longer.”
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GETTING TO KNOW THE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / JAMES RAKNES
GETTING TO KNOW THE HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES / ANDREW PALOCZI
Robert Spaulding South East Suburban Football League
Ashley ‘Tommy’ Goodes Southern Football Netball League
Robert Spaulding runs his
football club like a family. He’s
been at Murrumbeena FC
since he was 12-years-old.
In over 25 seasons
Spaulding’s notched 500
games with the club, playing
his first senior match at
age 16.
premierships – captain-coach in one.
Living in the local area,
the closest club was at
Murrumbeena Park on
Kangaroo Road. Spaulding
played for the Lions from
‘65 to ’95 including three
Every player knows exactly what to expect when playing for Murrumbeena.
Common among teams is a player handbook, but the club takes it a step
further adding detailed information making sure everyone is well versed.
“The number one goal is to have a happy club,” clarifies Spaulding. “To do
that you’ve got to have success, starting with a good structure, culture and
values.”
Spaulding is committed to the club instilling ownership to the playing group.
“Teach them to be leaders and they’ll take a bit more pride,” Spaulding
explains. “Maybe they’ll be the next administrators.”
A strong believer in youth, Robert says to build the culture while developing
the juniors program. “We’re after just five kids a year coming through,” says
Spaulding. “In four years if only half play seniors we’re heading in the right
direction.”
Understanding the increasing need to entertain the spectators, Spaulding
has Auskick grid games at halftime. Allowing club sponsors to award
medallions to the kids is great for business. Irish-football and even hurling
exhibitions amuse the crowd; the club even has an Oktoberfest function.
Through his experience with community football, Spaulding says it’s
certainly changed since playing. “It’s faster, not by leg speed, but by team’s
skill.” Spaulding also notes that the press continues to evolve.
“Football is 12 months a year, it’s nonstop, every spare minute you have,”
laughs Spaulding. His board each put around 30-hours a week into the
club. “I believe (the) committee should be at training… our culture is if the
boys are out there working, we should be too.”
“The body shape will change… powerful legs over tall and thin – you need to
break through packs,” says Spaulding. Believing that in local footy, with 12
or more people around the ball only the stronger bodies will thrive.
With 50 years of contribution to Murrumbeena FC, Spaulding has been
there for half of the clubs’ existence. Past player, coach and administrator –
Robert is well deserving of his hall of fame induction.
Adding to his playing career is 40-years of committee service, 12 serving as
president. In his long tenure, Spaulding has built and helped create a very
close, unified club.
“We’re developing as we go along, continually raising the standard. With
good helpers and good people around, mate we’ll get there. But nothing
happens without planning.”
Jim Meneilly Eastern Suburbs Churches Football Association
sportsmanship when the two clubs played.
The ‘Jim Meneilly’ medal
honours perhaps the most
influential person in SFL
history.
Across all three divisional
grand finals, the medal is
presented to the player on
the field that best represents
Meneilly’s contribution and
achievements. To walk off the
field with the ‘Jim Meneilly’
medal is truly special.
Meneilly’s influence on the
league dates back to the
1960’s. With help from people
at his church, he built Bentleigh Methodist FC in 1965. The football club’s
aim was to provide an engaging, positive activity for his sons and other
youth. Meneilly loved sport and getting the boys involved.
Under Meneilly’s presidency the club thrived. In three short years, Bentleigh
Methodists FC won their first grand final by 98 points. Jim continually
wanted to inspire his team, organising people like Dick Reynolds and Tom
Hafey to speak at the club.
Fairness was very important to Meneilly. He loved to see good spirited
football, which was echoed by his team. Contests with clubs like Donvale
United in the ‘70s were always great matches with terrific skills. The era
saw generally rough football; yet the crowd was always treated to great
Meneilly’s efforts saw the club travel up through the divisions in the
Churches league. In 1975 Jim was invited to join the leagues committee. His
attention shifted to all the clubs, rather than just his own.
He was a regular fixture at many club game days, joined by a team of
volunteers. Mending woolen jumpers, preparing food for spectators, the
organiser always had great help.
Meneilly was league president by 1983. His style of management benefitted
all the people around him: encouraging his colleges whilst challenging
them. Working as an investment group manager, Meneilly had many skills
that benefited the league.
Needing a place to meet, the committee hired a building. When it went up
for sale, Meneilly suggested they buy it. The committee explained they didn’t
have the money. Jim replied, ‘I’ll get you the money and I’ll teach you how
to pay if off.’
Purchasing the building was a pivotal milestone in league history. Jim spent
hours at the league office doing handy-work. He believed it was worth
saving money if he could fix things himself. He added large meeting rooms,
constructing much of all the timberwork himself.
President until 1989, Meneilly left the league in very capable hands.
Following his passing in 1990, the league established the medal in his
honour. Every year, Jim’s sons travel to each divisional grand final to
personally award the winner with their father’s medal.
The boys describe Jim as the ‘fix-it’ man. He led by example, he looked
out for everyone with a readiness to teach. He stood for fair play and good
sportsmanship.
Ashley Goodes was
known as ‘Tommy’
due to his diminutive
stature, which resulted
in him being compared
to Tom Thumb, but
his achievements as a
Cheltenham football
club player and as an
administrator were far
from small.
as Vice Chairman of the SFNL board.
Goodes’ involvement in administration at Cheltenham
continued until 2002 – 53 years after he started playing for
the club.
Current Cheltenham President, Colin Anderson, speaks of
how involved Goodes was at the club. “He was a Cheltenham
person through and through and every Friday afternoon he
could be found pushing the line marker around the ground
and then inside the change rooms ensuring that they were in
pristine condition for the teams on Saturday.”
Such was his modesty, Goodes repeatedly refused to accept
nominations to become a life member of the club. He finally
gave in to continued pressure and was made a life member.
Goodes’ playing career
for the Rosellas spanned from 1949 to the mid 1960s.
He played alongside Jack Barker and Kevin Roberts in
Cheltenham’s 1958 Reserves premiership side.
He was also awarded life membership of the SFNL in 2002.
A few years after he hung up the boots, Goodes began to
take on various administrative roles for the Rosellas, starting
in the 1970s. These included being a committeeman,
Treasurer, Secretary and President. He was also on the
Federal Football League board in the early 1980s and served
Anderson says, “Tommy was loved by all at Cheltenham,”
and the club played a major part in his life, second only to
family.
Stan Le Lievre South East Suburban Football League
Stan Le Lievre had an
outstanding and lengthy
career as a player, coach
and football administrator.
Prior to his current induction
to the Hall of Fame, his
contribution to the sport
had received previous
recognition.
His son, Neil, speaks of
an award presented to his
father, which he held in high
esteem. Reading from a
clipping he says, “President
of the South East Suburban
Football League, Stan Le
Lievre, has won the 1985
National Football League
Merit Award for long and outstanding service to football. The prestigious
NFL award is presented annually to one person in each state. Le Lievre
was nominated by the Victorian Football League to commemorate
a playing and administrative career which began in Katandra in the
Goulburn Valley in 1935.”
Le Lievre’s long and distinguished service to Australian football was also
acknowledged by the Victorian Football Union in 1977, which gave him
an award.
He was President of the South East Suburban Football League (SESFL)
between 1968 and 1974 and took on the role again in 1983.
Le Lievre also served in other administrative positions including
Secretary of the SESFL in 1975, and two stints on the executive board for
that league. He was on the Caulfield Oakleigh District Football League
The AFL awarded a certificate to Goodes to honour his 50
years of service to the sport.
It is fitting to see such a devoted club man inducted into the
SFNL Hall of Fame.
executive between 1957 and 1962.
As a player, his ability saw him recruited by St Kilda in 1939 after he
earned an extraordinary four senior best and fairest awards for Katandra
between the ages of 16 to 19. Time served during World War II prevented
Le Lievre from playing for the Saints until 1945, but he went on to record
20 games for the side.
His son speaks of the day in 1947 at the Junction Oval when Le Lievre
had the unenviable task of playing on Melbourne forward Fred Fanning,
who recorded his famous 18-goal record for a game, which still stands.
“Dad played on him to half time and then they put someone else on him
in the third quarter. He did such a bad job they put dad back on him in
the last quarter,” Neil says.
Le Lievre was quoted in the Age as reflecting 50 years later, “The ball
was coming down quickly from blokes like Norm Smith and Fred was a
very big man, hard to get around. Somebody said I should grab hold of
his footy nicks and pull them off every time the ball came down, but they
would have run out of nicks.”
After finishing up at the Saints Le Lievre went on to play for Oakleigh
in the VFA in 1948- and then became the inaugural coach of the newly
established Oakleigh District in 1950. He was a playing coach and led
the team to its first A Grade flag in 1953.
“Dad was known for driving the district players around in the back of his
Plymouth Ute. That’s what you used to do to get the boys to the football
in those days,” Neil reflects. He inherited this trait from his father,
transporting junior players in the back of his bread truck in his days as
coach of St Mary’s.
Neil says his dad “was respected by his peers”. Speaking of his father’s
time at Oakleigh District, Neil says, “He was their first go to man.”
The SFNL has previously honoured Le Lievre for his vast contribution
to the game by naming the medal awarded to the best on ground in
Division Three Reserve Grand Finals after him, but it is appropriate that
he has now been inducted into the Hall of Fame.
As Neil says, “He really loved his football.”
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David Martin - Southern Football Netball League
Key defenders are close
to the most important
players in any footy side,
yet they are often typecast
as unfashionable and
never get the kudos they
deserve. Especially when
it comes time to hand out
gongs.
Martin’s achievements so extraordinary.
You have to go all the way
back to 1983 to find the
last time a key backman
won the Brownlow Medal
(North Melbourne great
Ross Glendinning), which
is what makes David
To win one league Best and Fairest while playing as a tall
defender is a terrific effort. To win six in a row across two separate
competitions is frankly unbelievable. But that’s exactly what he did
with Bentleigh in the late 90s and early 2000s.
Martin, a 6-foot-3 centre half back, joined the Demons in 1995 and
quickly established himself as one of the side’s most influential
players, earning himself the nickname ‘freak’ – a nickname
Bentleigh President Garry Matlock said he thoroughly deserved.
“He was a freakish player. At local community level to see that type
of player running around and playing on the quality players that he
played on... yeah he was a freak,” he said.
“He was an outstanding mark... He wasn’t a leaper, he didn’t leap
over players all the time, but his judgement was incredible.
“We used to sort of say ‘we don’t need anyone else there in the
backline because we have David’ because he just had this ability to
read the play.”
In his second year at Bentleigh he won the first of seven
consecutive club B&Fs, before going on to claim three SFNL
Division One Best and Fairest awards in a row between 1997
and 1999.
The Demons transferred to the VAFA in 2000 and Martin’s
dominance continued, winning comp Best and Fairests in Divisions
Four, Three and Two in successive years.
The ultimate success, however, unfortunately eluded Martin during
his time at the Demons, though twice they were runners up in the
VAFA (2000 and 2001).
Martin was officially recognised for his illustrious career when AFL
Victoria presented him with an Outstanding Individual Achievement
Award in 2008. He is also a life member of the Bentleigh Football
Club.
Matlock described Martin as a “scrupulously fair player” and was
unequivocal in his praise of him as a person.
“He is a real gentlemen and a lovely fella. Tremendous guy,”
Matlock said.
He also praised Martin’s loyalty to the club, which was most
evident when he stuck by his mates as the club transitioned into
the Ammos, rather than chasing the big bucks he could have
commanded at other SFNL clubs.
A humble and unassuming champion, Martin’s induction into the
Hall of Fame is a just reward for one of the SFNL’s greats.
Do you have a club stalwart playing a milestone game on the weekend?
Is your club helping to raise much-needed funds and awareness for a local
charitable organisation? Do you have an upcoming club function like a Hall of
Fame Gala or a Premiership Reunion that you’d like to promote?
Then we want to know about it!
Put the word out and send through your important news to media@sfl.com.au to
have your club stories published in the Media Desk pages of the SFNL Record.
MAN ON THE MARK / ANDREW PALOCZI
RESERVES
SENIORS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Black Rock
11
9
2
0
1282
661
193.95 36
Endeavour Hills
10
10
0
0
1178
401
293.77 44
Ashwood
11
9
2
0
1013
722
140.30 36
South Yarra
11
10
1
0
1197
375
319.20 40
Moorabbin
11
9
2
0
1077
851
126.56 36
C.P.L
10
8
2
0
1016
647
157.03 36
Mount Waverley
11
8
3
0
970
709
136.81 32
Black Rock
11
8
3
0
1051
601
174.88 32
C.P.L
10
6
4
0
1131
722
156.65 28
Ashwood
11
6
5
0
981
579
169.43 24
Endeavour Hills
11
7
4
0
1078
947
113.83
28
Moorabbin
11
6
5
0
899
770
116.75
24
South Yarra
11
6
5
0
852
649
131.28
24
Sandown
10
3
7
0
706
689
102.47
16
Sandown
10
3
7
0
782
869
89.99
16
Mount Waverley
11
4
7
0
592
871
67.97
16
Lyndale
11
4
7
0
800
993
80.56
16
Dandenong
11
3
8
0
601
901
66.70
12
Hallam
11
2
9
0
567
916
61.90
8
Lyndale
11
3
8
0
600
989
60.67
12
Dandenong
11
1
10
0
534
1154
46.27
4
Hallam
11
2
9
0
459
1253
36.63
8
Southern Dragons
9
0
9
0
470
1363
34.48
0
Southern Dragons
8
0
8
0
227
1431
15.86
0
%
PTS
%
PTS
Lyndale
2.3
3.5
7.7
7.7-49
Lyndale
0.1
0.1
1.1
1.2-8
Ashwood
3.3
7.9
8.11
11.14-80
Ashwood
6.3
11.8
18.10
23.14-152
Lyndale: Goal Kickers: B. Tosh, S. Rainey, M. Greene, D. Tormey, T. Isbister,
B. Miles, M. Babar
Best Players: A. Kerr, B. Miles, D. Luong, M. Babar, D. Wilsnach, S. Rainey
Ashwood: Goal Kickers: C. Meyers 3, P. Wineberg 2, R. O’Brien 2, G. Lithotomos,
J. Stanton, M. Spencer, M. Saunders
Best Players: M. Saunders, M. Langford, J. Stanton, T. Smith, M. Maginnes,
R. O’Brien
Lyndale: Goal Kickers: C. Egan
Best Players: S. Clement, A. Neil, R. Sigurjonsson, C. Egan, D. Allen, G. Clement
Ashwood: Goal Kickers: T. Booth 7, T. Shepherd 6, G. Chatziconstantis 2,
J. Morrey 2, D. Egan, L. Maxfield, S. Hines, N. Ignatenko, J. Barker, D. McBaron
Best Players: T. Shepherd, T. Booth, N. Ignatenko, J. Barker, L. Maxfield,
B. Connick
Endeavour Hills
4.1
8.6
12.9
14.12-96
Endeavour Hills
5.1
7.4
10.7
14.18-102
Dandenong
2.1
4.4
6.5
10.9-69
Dandenong
2.3
3.5
4.7
5.9-39
Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: S. Peake 6, D. Morrison 2, B. Graham 2,
M. Whatman, J. Dart, A. Brooks, J. Krieg
Best Players: N. Peake, S. Peake, J. Van Hoesel, A. Brooks, M. Peake,
J. Matwijkiw
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: C. Arnold 4, S. Young 2, J. Cole 2, C. Riley, K. Stott
Endeavour Hills: Goal Kickers: C. Jarrett 3, M. Sleiman 2, D. Ayton 2, T. Kerr 2,
J. Lindsay, D. Lobley, A. Walters, J. Daly, A. Kartner
Best Players: J. Lindsay, T. Kerr, T. Craik, G. Baxter, A. Walters, A. Rohan
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: K. Bundy 2, S. Deszcz, M. Pafiti, T. Dempsey
Best Players: J. Lapthorne, J. Mcnee, K. Bundy, A. Cooke, S. Deszcz
South Yarra
3.0
6.0
6.4
13.8-86
South Yarra
3.2
5.2
10.3
13.6-84
Moorabbin
5.7
9.8
12.10
15.13-103
Moorabbin
0.2
1.6
2.7
3.8-26
South Yarra: Goal Kickers: C. Brady 3, P. Venville 2, A. Pane 2, S. Merchant 2,
A. Villella, K. Finlayson, O. Smith, M. Stiles
Best Players: K. Finlayson, E. Hanney, J. Cellini, C. Brady, M. Isherwood, A. Pane
Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: T. Davey 6, M. Kinsella 2, P. Reaby 2, M. Johansson 2,
S. Kelly, J. Milford-Robertson, A. Sharp
Best Players: J. Milford-Robertson, Z. Hostalek, T. Davey, M. Kinsella,
S. Pappas, L. Kuel
South Yarra: Goal Kickers: D. Rossi 2, D. Mahoney 2, M. Phillips 2, T. Lange 2,
K. Batt, M. Higgins, R. Dore, D. Wyatt, S. Graham
Best Players: J. Baxter, M. Phillips, A. Strelec, D. Rossi, D. Wyatt, M. Higgins
Moorabbin: Goal Kickers: R. Fenton, S. Janjic, M. Broad
Best Players: G. Davidson, R. Parker, D. Kingston, K. Steel, R. Fenton,
J. Hutchison
Hallam
0.1
3.8
4.10
5.13-43
Hallam
1.1
3.4
4.4
6.6-42
Mount Waverley
3.6
5.8
9.10
9.11-65
Mount Waverley
2.5
2.5
4.9
8.13-61
Hallam: Goal Kickers: M. Neve 2, N. Prosser, R. McIvor, C. Reeves
Best Players: A. Daly, S. Gaitely, D. Sharp, S. Thomas, N. Prosser, C. Reeves
Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: L. Galle 5, M. Kinsella 2, A. Wood 2
Best Players: B. Beecroft, J. Wilkin, R. Mathers, L. McInnes, T. Dawson, L. Galle
Hallam: Goal Kickers: E. Williams 3, S. Taylor, J. Vaux, K. Milne
Best Players: K. Milne, J. Vaux, G. Kerr, P. Ferris, B. Tibballs, S. Thomas
Mount Waverley: Goal Kickers: M. Nikoloff-King 3, J. Brown, J. Mekhael,
B. Manga, Z. Brown, J. Corkill
Best Players: Z. Brown, M. Polites, J. Brown, M. Elliott, J. Cavanagh, M. Nikoloff-King
Southern Dragons
0.0
0.0
0.0
5.13-43
Southern Dragons
0.0
0.0
0.0
1.2-8
Sandown
0.0
0.0
0.0
15.13-103
Sandown
0.0
0.0
0.0
23.14-152
Sandown won by forfeit.
Sandown won by forfeit.
Carrum Patterson Lakes
1.4
2.4
6.7
12.11-83
3.1
5.6
7.9
12.13-85
Black Rock
1.2
5.5
11.7
14.11-95
Black Rock
1.1
2.1
6.2
7.4-46
Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: J. Dalton 4, T. March 3, J. Dent 2,
C. Barr 2, B. Guy
Best Players: C. Barr, A. Lello, J. Dalton, D. Graves, S. Cormack, R. Wishart
Black Rock: Goal Kickers: A. Lane 6, C. Ferries 4, D. Peet, A. Wallace, T. Dalton,
N. Hellyer
Best Players: B. Stephenson, A. Lane, K. Spratt, J. Williams, D. O’Brien, C. Durie
Carrum Patterson Lakes: Goal Kickers: P. Thompson 4, N. Gage 3, N. Staff,
B. Freeman, N. Scott, A. Campagna, D. Cott
Best Players: N. Gage, P. Thompson, P. Mauracher, D. Cott, B. Freeman, A. Hutchison
Black Rock: Goal Kickers: B. Emanuel 2, P. Hanmer 2, B. Henry, B. Fairhurst,
C. Knight
Best Players:, C. Baines, B. Emanuel, T. Fitzgerald, P. Irons, A. Birt, C. Knight
@Apaloczi
Home team Lyndale was the underdog against secondplaced Ashwood, but the Pumas competed well to trail
by just 10 points at the last change. The Magpies then
skipped away, recording a 31-point victory after keeping
the Pumas scoreless in the last stanza. Chris Meyers
was the winner’s most productive goal scorer with three
and Mitch Saunders was its best player.
Round 12 promises plenty more action and excitement.
Trent Davey continued his impressive form for Moorabbin
with his six goals helping to defeat South Yarra by 17
points. The Kangaroos led at every change and the
Lions were lucky not to trail by more than 26 points at
half time. At that stage South Yarra was hanging on,
courtesy of an accurate six goals straight compared to
its opponent’s 9.8. By the last change the margin blew
out to 42 points in favour of the Kangaroos as the Lions
lost their sense of direction, adding only four behinds for
the third quarter. Seven last quarter goals to three added
respectability for South Yarra. Jay Milford-Robertson was
named the best player for the victorious Kangaroos.
and occupy fourth spot on the ladder. This is likely to be
The visiting Mount Waverley had to work hard against
Hallam. The Hawks were only a couple of goals behind
at the long break. The Mountain Lions increased their
lead to five goals by three quarter time, but eventually
won by 22 points. Luke Galle added five goals for the day,
taking his season tally for the Mountain Lions to 45. Ben
Beecroft was their best player.
Black Rock faced a challenge, coming off a loss, and
travelling to Roy Dore Reserve to take on Carrum
Patterson Lakes. The Jets went into the last quarter with
a five-goal lead and got home by 11 points. Adrian Lane
played an important part late in last week’s game to help
the Jets go close to stealing the game and seems to have
gained confidence, booting 6 goals this time to help his
side win. Cooper Ferries added four goals for the winners
and Brendan Stephenson was the Jets’ best player.
Endeavour Hills led at every change and won by 27
points, although opponent Dandenong showed character
battling the game out and winning the final term. The
Falcons’ Shane Peake is still topping the goal kicking
table for the division after a six-goal haul. He finished in
the winner’s best player list, behind Neil Peake.
Mount Waverley vs Ashwood (Mayfield Park)
Ashwood is flying and sits second on the ladder, only
being kept out of top place on percentage. However,
this week’s game presents a serious challenge for the
Magpies having to play away against Mount Waverley.
The Mountain Lions are just a game behind the Magpies
the match of the round and should go down to the wire,
but Ashwood will do just enough to claim victory.
South Yarra vs Black Rock (Fritsch Holzer Park)
South Yarra has a lot to play for in this home match
against the might of Black Rock. A loss here would most
likely see the Lions slip two games outside the five. This
won’t be an easy game for the Jets who have come back
to earth a little recently, but Black Rock will have too
much class and should triumph by a few goals.
Dandenong vs Lyndale (Greaves Reserve)
Playing at home, Dandenong has an opportunity to
achieve a much-needed second win for the season
when it plays Lyndale. The Pumas’ season has not been
inspiring and it would not be a major surprise to see
the Redlegs mount a genuine challenge in this clash,
but Lyndale will manage to do enough in the end to get
the points.
Hallam vs Carrum Patterson Lakes (Hallam Reserve)
Even playing on its home turf is unlikely to be enough to
give Hallam much hope of defeating Carrum Patterson
Lakes, but the Hawks never quit and are sure to put
on a good show for their fans. It won’t be enough to
win and CPL should eventually break away to win by a
comfortable margin.
Sandown vs Endeavour Hills (Edinburgh Reserve)
Sandown will hope to have renewed vigour against
Endeavour Hills as it enters this home match refreshed
after a bye. The suspicion is that the Falcons will be too
good and will maintain their hopes of clinching a spot in
the finals.
Moorabbin gets to rest up as it has the round 12 bye
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
Black Rock 11.17.83 def South Yarra 5.5.35
Lyndale 13.6.84 def Dandenong 5.11.41
Moorabbin 19.13.127 def Southern Dragons 10.8.68
Ashwood 11.8.74 def by Mount Waverley 14.8.92
C.P.L 22.15.147 def Hallam 6.7.43
Endeavour Hills 13.12.90 def Sandown 10.10.70
Black Rock 21.19-145 def Endeavour Hills 7.7-49
Lyndale 9.8-62 def by C.P.L 18.10-118
Moorabbin 9.8-62 def by Ashwood 14.9-93
Dandenong 9.4-58 def by Sandown 15.12-102
Southern Dragons 7.11-53 def by Hallam 8.12-60
South Yarra 5.16-46 def by Mount Waverley 12.5-77
ROUND 2
18-Apr
Dandenong 5.4.34 def byBlack Rock 10.14.74
Southern Dragons 8.12.60 def by Lyndale 10.20.80
Mount Waverley 10.17.77 def by Moorabbin 11.12.78
Hallam 8.3.51 def by Ashwood 10.8.68
C.P.L 12.10.82 def Sandown 9.12.66
South Yarra 9.14.68 def by Endeavour Hills 10.14.74
ROUND 3
25-Apr
Black Rock 28.26-194 def Southern Dragons 1.4-10
Lyndale 7.11-53 def by Mount Waverley 15.5-95
Moorabbin 16.12-108 def Hallam 13.12-90
Ashwood 14.10-94 def Sandown 4.9-33
Endeavour Hills 11.15-81 def by C.P.L 18.11-119
Dandenong 6.9-45 def South Yarra 14.10-94
ROUND 4
2-May
Black Rock 17.14-116 def Hallam 8.7-55
Sandown 14.10-94 def Lyndale 13.12-90
Moorabbin 23.12-150 def Endeavour Hills 16.8-104
C.P.L 22.17-149 def Ashwood 8.3-51
Dandenong 5.5-35 def by Mount Waverley 17.19-121
Southern Dragons 3.7-25 def by South Yarra 11.11-77
ROUND 5
9-May
Mount Waverley 11.8-74 def by Black Rock 12.12-84
Hallam 4.9-33 def by Lyndale 10.6-66
Sandown 8.10-58 def by Moorabbin 9.9-63
Endeavour Hills 7.20-62 def by Ashwood 10.8-68
South Yarra 11.10-76 def C.P.L 9.7-61
Southern Dragons 5.10-40 def by Dandenong 14.8-92
ROUND 6
16-May
Sandown 8.7-55 def by Black Rock 15.23-113
Endeavour Hills 20.17-137 def Lyndale 16.10-106
Carrum Patterson Lakes 78 def Moorabbin 57
Ashwood 9.14-68 def South Yarra 9.8-62
Mt Waverley 17.12-114 def Southern Dragons 10.8-68
Hallam 8.9-57 def by Dandenong 3.7-25
ROUND 8
30-May
Black Rock 16.21-117 def Lyndale 11.11-77
Dandenong 5.9-39 def by Moorabbin 19.16-130
Ashwood 28.14-182 def Southern Dragons 6.7-43
Mount Waverley 10.14-74 def C.P.L 8.13-61
Sandown 7.14-56 def by South Yarra 10.9-69
Hallam 11.4-70 def by Endeavour Hills 16.14-110
ROUND 9
13-Jun
Black Rock 11.9-75 def by Ashwood 14.10-94
Moorabbin 10.14-74 def by Lyndale 14.14-98
Dandenong 7.10-52 def by C.P.L 17.15-117
Southern Dragons 4.1-25 def by Endeavour Hills 29.16-190
Mount Waverley 18.16-124 def Sandown 12.10-82
South Yarra 13.17-95 def Hallam 3.4-22
ROUND 13
11-Jul
Black Rock v Dandenong
Lyndale v Southern Dragons
Moorabbin v Mount Waverley
Ashwood v Hallam
Sandown v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Endeavour Hills v South Yarra
SOUTH YARRA
BLACK ROCK
Ground: Fritz Holzer Park
(Melway Ref 45 G12)
Telephone: 0419 140 476
Telephone: 0417 015 387
Colours: Red and Black
Colours: Royal Blue Yoke, Maroon,
Gold Lion
Senior Coach: John Burke
ROUND 14
18-Jul
Southern Dragons v Black Rock
Mount Waverley v Lyndale
Hallam v Moorabbin
Sandown v Ashwood
Carrum Patterson Lakes v Endeavour Hills
South Yarra v Dandenong
Senior Coach: Brett Devlin
ROUND 15
25-Jul
Black Rock v Mount Waverley
Lyndale v Hallam
Moorabbin v Sandown
Ashwood v Endeavour Hills
Carrum Patterson Lakes v South Yarra
Dandenong v Southern Dragons
Ground: McDonald Reserve, Black Rock
Reserves Coach: John Sinclair
Thirds Coach: Michael Bennett
Reserves Coach: Daniel Mahoney
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
THIRDS
#
#
PLAYER
#
THIRDS
1
Luke Dellorso
25
Anthony Pane
11
Will Freeman
1
Durie, Cory
32
Rafferty, Brent
1
Sinclair, John
2
Winberg, Mark
3
Keele, Richard
4
Strong, Ben
7
Bennett, Michael
1b
Lachlan Clohesy
26
Andy McDonnell
15
Dion Kaliviotis
2
Sanchez, Will
33
Fitzgerald, Tim
2
Corey Mangos
27
Seb Graham
19
Jayden Cameron
2b
Nicholson, James
34
Hellyer, Nick
3
Tom Hanney
28
Nick Presland
20
Jarryd Mills
3
Williams, Jay
36
Steinberg, Dave
3b
Adam Strelec
29
Adam Villella
21
George Upton
4
Ryhan Pearse
29b
Ryan Dore
4
Shulman, Alex
37
Henry, Brenton
9
Kilmister, Jeremy
22
Lucas Moorby
5
Owen, Nick
38
Birt, Andrew
11
Hobbs, Andrew
23
Cam Veal
6
Meehan, Brad
39
Lawrence, Kris
15
Crozier, Trent
28
Jesse Cartwright
7
Kick, Daniel
40
Johnson, Matt
16
Pratt, Dan
32
Tom Needham
19
8
43
Scott, Robert
Whiting, Ben
Williams, Tyson
32b
Seb Barr
21
Nopper, Bradley
9
Baranski, Steve
44
Emanuel, Ben
22
Broadstock, Andrew
33
Andrew Callender
10
Coleman, Jack
47
Mooney, Lachlan
24
Smith, Ben
11
Ferguson, Andrew
48
Bonser, Sam
12
Baines, Chris
50
Shulman, Jamie
13
O'Brien, Darcy
51
14
Fairhurst, Brad
15
5
John Bohan
30
Michael Higgins
5b
Julian Belfrage
31
Mark Braybrook
6b
Anton Tidmarsh
32
Hayden Gisold
7
Anthony Davies
34
Kory Batt
8
Jamie Ardern
35
Jack Volpetti
9
Matt Styles
35b
Justin Baxter
10
Chris Sharpley
36b
Luke Johnson
34
Louis Coad
11
Dean Mendes
37
Kieron Finlayson
34b
Cory Donnelly
11b
Will Smith
38
Luke Wentworth
36
Murray West
12
Danny Wyatt
39
Gerard Costello
36b
Finn McConachie
12b
Chris Dore
40
Scott Steghuis
38
Oliver Khoury
13
Tom Rogers
43
Zach Maher
41
Guilliame Rallet
13b
Dan Rossi
43b
Jake Brown
45
David Knight
14
Tom MacDonald
44
Troy Lange
51
Ryan McDonald
C.P.L 12.11-83 def by Black Rock 14.11-95
Lyndale 7.7-49 def by Ashwood 11.14-80
South Yarra 13.8-86 def by Moorabbin 15.13-103
Endeavour Hills 14.12-96 def Dandenong 10.9-69
Southern Dragons 5.13-43 def by Sandown 15.13-103
Hallam 5.13-43 def by Mount Waverley 9.11-65
ROUND 17
8-Aug
Black Rock v Sandown
Lyndale v Endeavour Hills
Moorabbin v Carrum Patterson Lakes
South Yarra v Ashwood
Dandenong v Hallam
Southern Dragons v Mount Waverley
15
Jordan Cellini
45
Mark Isherwood
52
16
Cory Brady
45b
Ian Hume
Zach Jackson
17
Matt Jewell
48
Mark Phillips
62
Shane Tyssen
17b
Trevor Milne
53
Michael Klomp
80
Mark Sedrak
18
Dan Russell
63
Daniel Borg
85
Kingsley Hill
ROUND 18
15-Aug
Endeavour Hills v Black Rock
Carrum Patterson Lakes v Lyndale
Ashwood v Moorabbin
Hallam v Southern Dragons
Mount Waverley v South Yarra
Sandown v Dandenong [SN]
Geoff Zach
68
Ollie Smith
86
Rory O'Kane
ROUND 12
4-Jul
South Yarra v Black Rock
Dandenong v Lyndale
Southern Dragons v Moorabbin
Mount Waverley v Ashwood
Hallam v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Sandown v Endeavour Hills
18b
19
Michael Bohan
71
Daniel Mahoney
20
Eamon Hanney
73
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION
AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-Jun
Moorabbin 14.11-95 def Black Rock 12.16-88
Lyndale 5.5-35 def by South Yarra 22.11-143
Ashwood 21.15-141 def Dandenong 6.8-44
Carrum Patterson Lakes v Southern Dragons
Endeavour Hills 12.13-85 def Mount Waverley 8.9-57
Sandown 9.9-63 def Hallam 5.13-43
ROUND 11
27-Jun
ROUND 16
1-Aug
Hallam v Black Rock
Endeavour Hills v Moorabbin
Ashwood v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Mount Waverley v Dandenong
South Yarra v Southern Dragons
Sandown v Lyndale
PLAYER
87
Simon Talbot
Liam Halverson
89
David Donnoli
Gareth Wakefield
Ricky Riel
22
Damien Mohan
76
Aaron Jobe
79
23
Joey Smith
79
Chris Kaliviotis
59
24
Carl Matheson
24b
Alastair Noel
Damian Mohan
Matt Joyce
Will Duffy
26
Khoweiss, Makram
28
De Munk, Tim
29
Hamilton, Luke
Jepson, Terry
31
Agostino, Daniel
56
Parsons, Roy
32
Watson, David
Luke, Andrew
62
Wilson, Luke
33
Millar, Ben
16
McMahon, Jake
63
Shone, Chris
39
Hosking, Aaron
17
Dalton, Tom
65
Maitland, Sam
40
Wise, Grenville
42
Laux, Ben
18
Spratt, Kelly
67
Bowker, Brad
43
Phelps, Andrew
19
Quirk, Lachlan
70
Spohn, Michael
44
Malliaras, George
20
Bice, Aaron
71
Riddock, Jonny
46
Ferries, Cooper
21
Winberg, Mark
73
Edwards, Kaine
47
Turner, Adam
22
Stephenson, Brendan
74
Knight, Chris
53
Fraser, Ben
54
Barry, John
23
Swan, Oliver
75
Kriegar, Joe
57
Smith, Darren
24
Dewar, Tom
78
Brostek, Dean
58
Jones, Leigh
25
Starke, Jeremy
82
Edwards, Kaine
60
Peters, William
26
Telemzouguer, Gary
85
Lane, Adrian
64
Paynter, Haydn
27
Bond, Lincoln
88
Brand, Richard
29
Peet, Dylan
99
Irons, Patrick
68
Paynter, Callum
73
Anderson, Todd
86
Hogg, Michael
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TEAM
SOUTH YARRA
1/4 TIME
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
BLACK ROCK
DANDENONG
LYNDALE
MOUNT WAVERLEY
ASHWOOD
Ground: Greaves Reserve Dandenong
(Melway Ref 89 K6)
Ground: Barry Powell Res, Halton Rd
Noble Park Nth 3174
(Melway Ref 80 K10)
Ground: Mayfield Park, Lewton Road,
Mt Waverley (Melways Ref 70 B4)
Ground: E ssex Heights Reserve, Mt
Waverley (Melway Ref 61 B9)
Telephone: 0466 991 926
Colours: Maroon/Gold
Telephone: (03) 9807 5467
Colours: Green and Gold
Senior Coach: Ivan Lajoie
Colours: Yellow, White, Black
Senior Coach: Jarrod Wilkin
Reserves Coach: Justin King
Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough
Reserves Coach: Barry Wood
Reserves Coach: Mark Jones
Telephone: 0406 184 500
Colours: W hite, Navy Blue & Red
Senior Coach: Glenn Jose
Reserves Coach: Glenn Bundy
Thirds Coach: TBA
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Jake Ward
30
Nick Ford
2
Cameron Riley
32
Phillip Brown
3
Adrian Vella
40
Michael Lawrence
6
Josh Cole
41
Dean McPherson
7
Ben Doggett
44
Justin Dimieri
9
Luke Harvey
46
James Farrugia
10
Chris Arnold
41
Dean McPherson
11
Jake Holland
49
Kevin Stott
12
Jayson Hook
50
Daniel Hoekstra
13
Regan Hall
51
Josh Denholm
14
Trevor White
52
Yohan Jayasinghe
17
Neil Harper
55
Mark Johnson
18
Jamie Gaspero
59
David Schemdeman
19
Anthony Saloman
66
Scott Moody
20
Stephen Young
69
Patrick Henderson
21
Steve Davis
75
Dan McGreggor
23
Dean Moody
76
Patrick D'Arcy
24
Matthew Monty
83
Nathan Ozzler
26
Kevin Atkin
84
Sam Goldsbury
28
David Barrie
85
Scott Northey
29
Dale Jose
TEAM
DANDENONG
LYNDALE
1/4 TIME
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Matthew Macabe
4
Terry Solier
9
Jimmy Dawe
10
Ryan Boswell
12
Dylan Arnold
15
Matthew Bartley
16
Rafi Taniwal
18
Justin Smith
35
Nathan Taylor
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Veton Rexha
Denis Rexhepi
Daniel Vigliarolo
Jared McEwan
Tim Angear
Alex Bertucci
Dean Lang
Justin King
Brenton Miles
Robert Sigurjonsson
Shannon Rainey
Brett Tosh
Mujtaba Sakai
Phillip Ross
Mark Greene
Luke Matthews
Dale Tormey
Jared Henshaw
Trent Isbister
Kade Robinson
Omar Babar
Mitchell Marks
Labi Musa
Dale Fitzgerald
Flamur Beshari
Johnathon Malom
Clint Gottinger
Dale Weston
Daud Khan
Dean Shuksoky
Huan Nguyen
Damien Wilsnach
Greg Buck
Tommy Clappers
Ed McLean
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Adrian Mattiuzzo
Shannon Schofield
Jordan Agnello
Ali Rexhepi
Timothy Tuivaii
Andrew Ho-Peng
David Luong
Anthony McDonald
James Colosimo
Chantra Kriv
Sokunthy Ho
Anthony Salvo
Alex Kerr
Adrian Neil
Liam Thompson
Jonny Smart
Kenny Smart
Corey Bruno
Con Kyriacopoulos
Chris Tilo
Alexander Au
Cameron Balsarini
Greg Clement
Dale Allen
Steve Boardman
Andrew Nguyen
Brett Sweeting
Ragip Ragipi
Shaun Clement
Jack Whelan
Naser Mustafovski
Huynh Le
Johua Beveridge
Bryan Grundy
Sam Mu
3/4 TIME
FULL TIME
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Jarrod Wilkin
Cliff Aikman
Mat Jefferies
Christopher Filer
Leigh Mcinnes
Michael Kinsella
Patrick Kinsella
Luke Galle
Chris Jeffies
Simon
Ben Beecroft
Jake Brown
Garret Kinchington
Richard Mathers
Simon Jacobson
Ben Manga
Ian Taylor
Camron Kirkup
Taryn Dawson
Phil Schulz
Brett Mugridge
Brad Milikins
Daniel Pearce
Angus Wood
Tom Petronik
John Dillon
Harry Tunnecliffe
Andrew Meredith
Adam James
Jason Bird
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Shane Costantino
Tom Stapleton
Jim Corkhill
Kieren Anglim
Toby Patrick
Tim Proctor
Matt Parralla
Sean Rickard
Jesse Burns
Peter Longmuir
Matt Denearez
Chris Cafiso
Tristan Fulham
Nick Collins
Jon Webb
Cale Linton
Jordan Cavnagh
Jay Cavanagh
Anthony May
Daniel Pittorino
Daniel Gargano
Drew Mccrea
Andrew Capovilla
Dillon
Rhys Green
Tyler Umbers
Simon Tate
Mitch Polites
Nick Anglim
Michael Elliot
TEAM
MOUNT WAVERLEY
1/4 TIME
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1/2 TIME
PLAYER
Mitch Saunders
Kane Jones
Paul Wineberg
Joseph Chatziconstantis
Ben Giblett
Dylan Bosward
Alex Jong
Ricky O'Brien
Darren Mottram
Michael Spencer
Tarquin Booth
Mitch Gersbeck
Trevor Shepherd
Sam Adam
Jake Chapman
James Morrey
Frank Martinicchio
Dylan Jones
Mark Jones
Brett Figas
Brad Richards
Jeremy Collins
Jacob Barker
Matthew Maginness
Kristan Jones
Simon Perkins
Chris Spencer
Daniel Monforte
Josh Taylor
Mathew Menzies
Andrew Harper
Chris Scully
Lloyd Johnston
3/4 TIME
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PLAYER
Rory Carter
Jason Toan
Brad Hemphill
Daniel Hanrahan
Chris Meyers
Adam Wiltgren
Nathan Scott
Tim Smith
Josh Stanton
David McBaron
George Lithotomos
Jeremy Nelson
Daniel Egan
Justin Burns
Nick Ignatenko
Michael Langford
Grant Mesley
Michael Field
Nick Parry
Matty Coy
Josh Price
Jason Barker
Jack Murphy
Drew Connick
Josh Staker
Ezekiel Ah Dar
Beau Connick
Tom Van Schalm
Josh Burley
Luke Maxfield
Sam Hines
Mick Burkwood
Ben Adams
FULL TIME
ASHWOOD
HALLAM
CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES
SANDOWN
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Graham Road, Carrum, VIC, 3197
Ground: Edinburgh Reserve, Springvale
North (Melway Ref 80 D5)
Ground: Barry Simon Reserve, Gleneagles drive, Endeavour Hills 3802
Colours: Maroon, Navy Yoke,
White monogram, Navy Shorts
Telephone: Brett Phillips - 0408540185
Telephone: 0432854796
Colours: Red, Black, Yellow, White
Colours: Red, White & Blue with Cobra
Colours: Green and Gold V
Senior Coach: Gary Frangalas
Senior Coach: Omar Ak
Senior Coach: Rick Bean
Senior Coach: Steve Muscat
Reserves Coach: Michael Reid
Reserve Coach: Zac Horsely
Reserves Coach: Trent McKenzie
Reserve Coach: Mark Zullan
Ground: Hallam Recreational Reserve
(Melway Ref G11 91)
Thirds Coach: Shaun Logan-Brown
Thirds Coach: Matt McCormick
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
1
R. McIvor
37
D. Sharp
2
S. Chin
38
P. Ferris
3
R. Suttie
39
J. Harvey
4
A. Daly
41
D. Connor
7
C. Molnar
43
J. Stephen
9
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11
D. Maskiell
G. Kerr
S. Logan-Brown
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45
47
K. Kime
D. Hartley
D. Ross
12
N. Prosser
49
L. Johnson
14
M. Neve
50
T. Bevan
15
J. Forster
52
J. Salts
16
T. Walker
53
M. Reid
17
T. Bradley
54
S. Cooley
19
L. Barrie-Sewell
56
J. Vaux
20
S. Cosas
59
M. Arter
20
S. Taylor
63
M. Wilson
21
K. Smith
64
T. Cooley
24
G. Walker
69
L. Addison
25
S. Gaitley
71
K. Milne
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31
33
J. Peters
C. Reeves
D. Strahan
B. Coutet
34
M. Melrose
35
B. Tibballs
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96
S. Scordo
D. Gentile
A. Mutsaers
L. Bowen
D. Crutchfield
TEAM
HALLAM
C.P.L
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1/4 TIME
PLAYER
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Brennan Drewett
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55
Thanh Ho
Steve O'Byrne
Daniel McMahon
Matt Bennie
Tommy Ho
Matt McCormick
Liam Exner
Brad Drews
Cam Dinger
Jamie Mott
Jesse Fitzgerald
Matt Singleton
Hai Nguyen
Christian Tzilantonis
Kim Om
Mathew Moir
Alex Brown
Bao Le
Ricky Ettridge
Trent Stewart
Heath Straughair
Aaron Straughair
Darren Singleton
James Raven
1
Adrian Kartner
29
Jason Kreig
56
Sam Walters
59
Brian Mery
60
Ryan Thomas
61
Matthew Tran
56
Lindsay Talgi
57
James Cousland
Robert Compt
61
Nam Ho
67
Ricky Logan
72
Brenton Walker
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70
Dave Spencer
Johnny Le
Matt Jolley
71
Aaron Woods
THIRDS
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
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PLAYER
M. Wilson
R. Fort
H. Ryan
M. Brew
D. Rossborough
R. Brown
R. Singh
S. McGill
M. Fort
J. Jacobs
M. Wilson
D. McIvor
T. Wilford
J. Danilo
S. Vanette
R. Garner
D. Garner
T. Dalton
C. Gervigny
S. Scordo
I. Hampton
J. Sanbar
C. Jenkins
D. Crutchfield
D. Davis
B. llic
J. Oliver
M. Gaitely
D. Petric
S. Ebrahimi
M. Ebrahimi
K. Kennedy
L. McIver
S. Marshall
T. Callander
1
Nigel Scott
28
Nicholas Gage
3
Anthony La Rocca
2
Justin Olaman
30
Sam Watterson
3#
Mark Frenken
32
Steve McGovern
4
Matthew Dickson
33
Michael Hambleton
5
Luke Newton
3
Stuart Cormack
31
Andrew Lazzaro
4
Chris Mouritz
32
Bo Freeman
5
Zac White
33
Steve Cormack
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35#
Adam Roth
Russell Weeding
36
Ash Murphy
6
Alan Barker
37
Warren Barker
6#
Neil Brown
38
Michael Spicer
5#
6
Andrew Lucas
34
Luke Jones
7
Ben Guy
35
Jack Thomson
7
Daniel Gerandt
41
Troy Nancarrow
8
Mitch Dicker
36
Blake Rae
8
Owen Uaongo
43
Nathan Bye
9
Andrew McCormack
37
Greg Alexander
9
Jamie Proctor
44
Daniel Thompson
10
James Dent
38
Troy Jones
10
Steve Ritchie
47
David Franklyn
Matt Swift
11
Brad Reiner
49
Jesse McDonald
12
Richard Gow
51
James Hewitt
13
Glenn Baker
53
Michael Edwards
14
Luke Williams (Captain)
54
Bryce Kirschenberg
11
39
Tim Hulett
12
Chris Barr
41
Jake Marriner
13
John Mcmurray
45
Rod Macleod
14
Dylan Cott
46
Alex Hollingsworth
58
Perry Lewis-Smith
15
Chris Hatzis
48
Daniel Graves
17
Aidan Mudrinsky
59
Kane D'Atri
16
Marc Scoble
49
Anthony Heap
20
Mitchell Uaongo
60
Adam Powell
17
Adam Lello
51
Adam Campagna
22
Mitch Davis
62
Chris Telley
18
Alex Hutchinson
53
Billy Jack Milligan
23
Mitch McGovern
64
Josh Hurford
19
Paul Mauracher
58
Phil Webber
24
20
Troy Hollingsworth
59
Daniel Jennings
21
Scott Gartland
60
Charlie Barton
23
25
66
Les Watterson
26
Shaun Richards
27
Paul Perez
1/2 TIME
65
Trevor March
67
3/4 TIME
Jason Deason
Jason Cannell
Sam Burch
FULL TIME
14# Neal Brown
26
Brett Skurrie
Scott Jackman
26# Bo King
66
2
Andy Mitchell
30
Daniel Strom
3
Ben Graham
31
Josh Abela
4
Bryon Hoe
32
Jarryd Burke
5
Mitch Whatman
33
Mitch Daley
6
Ben Swift
34
Steve Parlamentis
62
Daniel Allen
7
Tommy Carr-Lehne
35
Clint Jarrett
63
Jordan Minerve
8
Nathan Strom
36
Josh Dart
64
Adam Klas
9
Matt Peake
37
Matt Kerr
65
Calvin Muscat
10
Aaron Brooks
38
Jarrod Russell
11
Andrew Mutch
39
Robbie Cooper
66
Greg Baxter
12
Andrew Rohan
40
Jason Beattie
13
Josh Graham
41
Scot Anderson
14
Cedric Legrand
42
Tui Craik
70
Daniel Sim
15
Midhat Sliemen
43
David Vassallo
16
Ryan Imeson
44
Jordan Lindsay
17
Neil Peake
45
Steve Batten
18
Robert Tinney
46
Nath Rahilly
Kong Tut
48
Jimmy Taplin
77
Hayden Favero
21
Wayne Smith
49
Duol Moses
78
Jake Daly
22
Nick Stanley
50
Daniel Lobley
79
Jordan Volkoff
23
Shane Peake
51
Cam Kerr
88
Ben Dwan
77
Steve Orr
74
Lesley Howell
24
Adam Walters
52
Tim Anderson
29
Andrew Ritchie
79
Adam Chalmers
75
Craig King
25
Daniel Morrison
53
Steve Ohis
76
Brendan McCarthy
78
Glen Burns
85
Josh Gonzalez
Daniel Ralph
Zain Machfud
TEAM
SANDOWN
1/4 TIME
Joey Levonic
47
Matthew Davis
99
Joel Marie
74
Travis Kerr
28
93
Tyler Legrand
73
Cade Marshall
Ciaran O'Shaughnessy
Robert Lega Frost
Brad Bell
20
73
Matthew Davie
71
72
19
Jake D'Atri
31
Mitch Rossborough
Keenan Frans
69
27
30
67
26
Stu Johnson
54
Paul Stow
27
Alex Carroll
55
Nathan Crutchley
1/2 TIME
3/4 TIME
78
Jake Daly
79
Jordan Volkoff
88
Ben Dwan
FULL TIME
ENDEAVOUR HILLS
MOORABBIN
Ground: W iddop Cres, Hampton East
(Melway Ref: Map 77 B7)
Colours: W hite and Blue
Senior Coach: Adam Walsh
ASHWOOD
BLACK ROCK
Sponsors of the Week:
Barry Kenna & Co. Solicitors
Contact: Barry 9888 8588 for all your legal needs
318D Station Street, Box Hill South.
Club News & Social Events:
Ladies Day Sat 11th Jul from 1pm at the
club
$25 ph inc lunch/ drinks. There will be
plenty on offer for the ladies on the day All
Welcome- Spread the word girls, please
confirm numbers (limited spots) with Kelly,
Janelle or Dani..
Aegis Metal Roofing Seniors Report
Windy & cold. These were the conditions as we arrived at
Halton Rd to play our old rivals in Lyndale.
Reserves Coach: Wayne Hardman
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Matthew Johansson (Cap)
31
PLAYER
Jarrod McCormack
2
Kyle Steel
32
Daniel Palmer
3
Andrew Sharp
33
Jamie Hutchison
4
James Hadfield
34
Matteo Luisetto
5
Brendan Sloss
35
Shaun Jackson (Vcap)
6
Pat Reaby
36
Mick Kinsella
7
Aaron Robins
37
Will Kruss
8
Fabian Peta
38
Peter Brick
9
John Psaras
39
Mark Johnson (Rcap)
10
Jay Milford-Robertson
40
Pete Gerard (Vcap)
11
Hayden Schipper(Cap)
41
Ben Hutcheon
12
Rick Parker (Rcap)
42
Martene Herbert
13
Mark Russell
43
Michael Dettmann
14
Zdenek Hostalek
44
Stele Papas
15
Ryan Fenton
45
Steve Hopkins
16
Trent Davey
46
Daniel Osbaldeston
17
Daniel Bennett
47
Chris Smith
18
Rodney Johnson (RDVcap)
48
Aaron Bodin
19
Michael Lobb (RVcap)
50
Maurice Mills-Rolfe
20
Josh Board
52
Rory Fitch
21
Liep Kuel
53
Mimo Dimachki
22
George Glitzos (RVcap)
54
Tim De Niese
23
Matthew Galvin
55
Matt Lavos
24
Simon Sloss
56
Stevan Janjic
25
Ryan Bennett
57
Daniel Baragwanath
26
Sean Kelly
58
Dayne Schipper
27
Matthew White
59
Jak Jowett
28
Alex Baker
60
Andrew Sloss
29
Caleb Lazar (RDVcap)
62
Wayne Hardman
30
James Parker
63
Puhirake Herbert
Unfortunately we lost Magic & Fridge on Saturday morning,
but as has happened all season, 2 others get a chance & we
move on.
The first half seemed a little flat from the sidelines, with
neither side being able to dominate the other. There were no
highlights of any great note, but in saying that Tinder’s boys
walked back to the rooms at halftime 28 points in front.
Lyndale got the jump on us in the third quarter running the
ball & creating the loose man. Too much work was left to
a few. This enabled Lyndale to whittle our lead to 8 points
closing in on 3/4 time.
The Coach gave his boys a “quiet” spray at the break which
seemed to have the desired effect. The boys put on their best
display for the game, dominating the possession count for
the term & not allowing the home side many entries into their
50. A 5 goal win was the end result. A somewhat ugly win but
sometimes you have to win ugly!
As the Coach says, enjoy the “W” then get back on the track
during the week.
The Prez would also like to thank Steph and Burnsy for
helping out on the sidelines. I’m sure the trainers & the boys
appreciated your assistance!
Barry Kenna & Co. Solicitors Reserves Report:
Off we went to Lyndale in a hope to turn around our recent
form. After some poignant words from Jona before the
match, we came out firing on all cylinders. Was this the
same group as the week before? The movement into the
forward line was impressive. The delivery to our forwards
was spot on. The run from behind was constant, the work
around stoppages was consistent. All players had an impact
throughout the game with Silky, JB, Tarqs, Chep and Jezza
to name a few, really kicking it up a gear. It’s said each week
that this is a team game and this week a ‘team’ played the
game that saw us head back towards our best. It showed
that we are more than capable as a group and that the
baseline has now been set for the remainder of the season’s
games. Thank you again to all support staff and the smiling
supporters.
This week Saturday 4th July is our big $2500 draw every
player is required to sell a minimum of 3 tickets please, if you
have already sold them please bring them back Thursday
night as this will make Saturday less stressful, if you need
more tickets see Wendy or Fluffy.
Social Calendar:
Saturday 11th July, Sponsors Life members and
Past Players Day.
Sunday 12th July, Sandown Greyhounds.
www.ashwoodsportsclub.com.au
Sponsor of the week
Our Newest partner to the Jets fold is
Chisholm & Gamon Real Estate (located in
Black Rock Shops), for all things property
related buy/ sell or rentals, contact Nick
& the team 9589 3133 or http://www.
chisholmgamon.com.au/blackrock
Doyle’s Bridge Hotel > Seniors: After 2
successive losses it was important we got
back on the winners list. It was a tight first
half with Black Rock holding a small lead.
Going against a 3 goal breeze in the 3rd
term we were able to extend our lead with
HALLAM
Seniors and Reserves
- Sponsored by Rapid tune Hallam
After a narrow loss last weekend, the boys were
keeping their hopes up about coming up against
an inform Mt. Waverley. This week welcomed
Daniel Conner back to the seniors after a few
good displays in the magoos. Shane Thomas
also earned a promotion to the senior team
from our under 19s and showed experience
beyond his age.
The seniors were again cut short going down
by 22 points and seems that only a 5 minute
lapse in concentration accounted for the loss.
Another narrow defeat and the signs of this
DANDENONG
Round 11 saw
defeats at the hands of Endeavour Hills,
Dingley (Netball) and Southern Dragons/
Doveton (Thirds). Not a single win on the
field/court last weekend, but our minds
move towards Lyndale, Chelsea Heights
and Keysborough for our four sides.
Last Saturday night was our ‘Last Man
Standing’ function. A great night was had
by all – A huge thank you to Emma for
organising the night – it wouldn’t have
been possible without all her hard work
and effort.
Football
All eyes were on Cameron Riley in game
number 100 for the Redlegs. A strong start
by the Seniors saw plenty of run, carry
and link-up play from the boys, but that
dropped off after the first. The day didn’t
get much better for us, as a poor second
quarter cost us in the end - losing by
27-points. Chris Arnold kicked four goals
up forward whilst Stephen Young was the
some great team football. Our pressure and
spread was the best it has been all year.
It was a tight last qtr with Carrum fighting
back however we managed to hold on for a
well deserved victory. Better players on the
day were Aida with 6, Brendo who worked
hard all day around the ground, and our
midfield complete with Sunshine, The snow
leaopard and Dart dominant through the
middle.
Brighton TOYOTA > Reserves : After 3 big
games in a row, the team was slow out of
the blocks. Battled hard after half time,
but can’t afford to play 2 qtrs against fellow
finals contenders, going down by 5 goals in
the end. Solid games from Baina, Big Ben
& The Ironing board. Another big game this
week if we want to keep the double chance
hopes alive.
TWB > Thirds: Unfortunately had forfeit
this game due to numbers, need guys to
be a bit more committed here. Make sure
everyone is communicating with Mick/
Parrot & hopefully this is a minor hiccup/
group show Hallam is moving forward as a
team and the shellacking’s are over.
The Magoos also fell frustratingly short which
was was meant to be a close one with the 2
team positioned the same on the ladder.
Best of the day were: Andrew ‘Stumpy’ Daly, Shane
Thomas, Luke Johnson and Emilio Williams
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Sandown came to the home of the hawks ‘the
nest’ in what was redemption for the hawks.
Although the injury list took its toll and we were
3 down at half time. Again, the boys fought hard
all day and the score line didn’t change from
last week.
shining light on a dark day for the Redlegs
as he dominated in a best on ground
performance.
The reserves put up a gallant effort
but were outclassed by a better team
in the end. Whilst it may be a loss, it’s
a great result considering Endeavour
Hills’ Reserves results this year. The
addition of Shannon Deszcz from Lyndale
provided a huge presence for us up
forward whilst Jarrod Lapthorne (best on
ground) and Jason McNee dominated in
the guts providing us a record number of
clearances.
Thirds
A game that we perhaps should’ve won...
We just squandered our opportunities
going forward, butchering our goal kicking.
Josh Furborough and Keegan Hunt killed
it all day whilst Simon Grimston was
instrumental down in defence in just his
second game of AFL. Hopefully the Thirds
will fare better next round...
once off..
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However in a great strategic move by coach
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GK to GS and dominated the attacking circle
for the rest of the game in a best on ground
performance. The Div 5 side didn’t have
any trouble settling into the game. Strong
performances across the ground saw the
win never in doubt. Great work Jetballers!
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Skye were the opponents in this one and was
set to be a cracker. With a few out, Skye fired
early. The boys as well played until the final
siren and the game ended up in a draw for both
teams. Although the 4 points would have been
great. It was shared with 2 each and still in
the 5. A tough run coming up over the next few
weeks with some top sides and will show where
this young group is at come the end of the year.
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Netball
A more than disappointing result in the
end on a tough day on the court. Our third
loss for the year puts us down to third on
the ladder - a costly loss indeed. However,
we’ll put it behind us as we take on
Chelsea Heights next weekend - a chance
to redeem ourselves. Once again, we
need to get to training this week to ensure
we continue to work on the areas we’re
weakest at.
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ENDEAVOUR HILLS
MyPunter.com Senior Report
The Falcons extended their win streak to
4 games, this time taking down the valiant
Dandenong Redlegs. With the finals still
within our sights, every week is important
and every 4 points is important. Dandenong
brought the pressure and turned up the heat.
The Falcons however were up to the task
despite missing some key personnel.
Shane Peake was ever reliable in front of
goal, kicking 6 goals and putting his stamp
on the competitions leading goal kicker race.
The Peake brothers were solid all day, whilst
Van Hoesel, Brooks and debutant Matwijkiw
were all good contributors.
The Falcons weren’t headed all day and at
one stage in the final quarter the margin
was above 50 points before Dandenong
kicked a few late goals to lower the final
result.
The Falcons are now only our by percentage
and it’s any week now where we can find
ourselves in the top 5. All sights are set on
next week’s game against Sandown, hoping
to reverse the result we had there last year
when we were beating by 100+ points.
Another team performance where all players
contributed resulted in a 63 point win for the
Falcons.
Jarrett was handy with 3 goals, whilst
Jordan Lindsay and Tui Craik were very
good performers. We hope to see the boys
continuing to win and continuing to put their
hands up for senior selection as we continue
the journey to get all 3 of our teams in the
finals.
Melbourne Outdoor Blinds
Thirds Report
The thirds unfortunately were short on
numbers and were able to take the field, but
with a couple of injuries and couple players
going up to the reserve’s, the Falcons had to
forfeit the game in the second half.
We’d like to thank Cerberus for lending us a
few players to play out the final half so both
sides could still get a full hit out. The forfeit
didn’t alter the result as Cerberus were too
dominant on a day with very few highlights for
the Falcons.
A player on the comeback trail however got
through a whole game and was the only goal
kicker for the Falcons. By all reports, it was the
best goal for the day. Congratulations on the
return Calvin Muscat.
Snap Fitness Reserve Report
11 from 11 and continuing to roll on. The
results of the reserves is very promising
when looking at the strength of all our teams.
GCS Service Management
Women’s Report
The division 3 Falcons remain undefeated
still with another good win, this time beating
LYNDALE Much better effort by the
also had a very serious injury with young Corey
Bruno injuring his elbow. We wish him a speedy
recovery.
seniors against Ashwood. Bit unlucky not to have
a full complement of senior players available
for selection otherwise the result may well have
been a lot closer... we now head to Dandenong
with a full head of steam. Also thanks to the
large amount of Ashwood people that stayed for
a couple of quiet ones after the match.
Also in the Ressies yesterday while the result
was terrible the guys battled it out with no bench
from half time. Keep up the hard work guys, we
This week’s editorial is dedicated to the
Club volunteer.
All local footy Clubs rely on volunteers
whether they are elected representatives
of the committee or match day
volunteers. Simply Clubs do not survive
with out them. At CPLFNC our number
of volunteers that assist the Club to
function has increased. We have 2 new
Team Managers & have added 3 new
members to our committee from last
season. The frustrating & disappointing
thing that occurs is that despite playing a
home game our 3 Team Managers make
the same statement regarding people
not wanting to do a match day task
when they are approached. If everyone
Netballers have this week off but return against
Chelsea Heights on the 11th, it would be good
to see a few of the guys for this match as it will
be our bye.
Playing fees are now due, see Butch to make
your payments or arrangements
Social Memberships are now available for only
is prepared to share the load we can
all enjoy the fulfilment that assisting
on match day offers. This is the great
thing about supporting your local Club!
And if you happen to be over looked at
selection or unavailable for selection still
contribute with an off field role. Follow
Jake Marriners example who has acted
as time keeper for the reserves the last 2
games after being over looked.
This week all 3 sides play Hallam at
Hallam. For the seniors it is about
getting back on the winners board.
Concentrate on the things that you can
control eg one touch footy, reading the
play & allow the umpires to focus on
their areas of responsibility. If you do
these things the results will look after
themselves.
Seaford away from home by 37 points. Siona
kicked 2 goals, whilst Sarah Beattie and
Georgia Punton were in the best players yet
again.
The division 5 team enjoyed another week off
with a bye.
Endeavour Hills Future Stars Program
Endeavour Hills Under 17’s Division1 team
keep the momentum going with a 20 point win
over Pakenham. Joel Robertson was handy
booting 4 goals and Jason Loomes kicked a
pair again. Endeavour Hills are now 2 games
clear on top of the ladder.
Division 2 however weren’t good enough for
Parkmore, going down by 28 points. 2 goals
from Lachlan Cummins wasn’t enough as
the Pirates pulled away after quarter time.
Parkmore remain undefeated, as Endeavour
Hills now find themselves in 3rd spot.
Dandenong Club Social News
Thank you to everyone who came to the
Sports Carnival on Saturday night. It was a
very enjoyable night. Look out for the clubs
next event, it could be a big one.
2015 Partners
Massive thanks to our club partners, Major
Partner, MyPunter.com, Snap Fitness,
Dandenong Club, S & J Brooks, Luke
Donnellan MP, James Boag’s Draught,
Melbourne Outdoor Blinds and GCS Service
Management.
$20. Support the Pumas in 2015 and enjoy the
benefits including free entry into 2 selected
LFNC functions as well as Members discount
at the bar
The Lyndale Football Netball Club would like to
thank all its sponsors for their generous support
for season 2015.
Nitro Gym Hallam, Dandenong Club, Body First
Myotherapy, Tiger Electrical Services, Menz Only
Barber, Chromagen, Mystik Hair & Beauty, Vigeo
Financial Services
Our reserves are motoring along nicely,
whilst the U19s must get rewarded soon
as they are playing some good footy.
Social Event
Mid Year Cocktail Party 11July, Carrum
Bowling Club $30 per head, 7.30 start
2015 sponsors (refer Club website www.
cplfc.com.au): Dandy Pre Mix Concrete ,
Foresite, CPL Sports Club, LONGBEACH
RSL, Mortgage Choice Cheltenham,
Casello Commercial Carpentry, Riviera
Hotel, O`Sheas Timber Trusses, Hazel
wood & Hill, Frankston Dandenong Cars,
FineLine Printing, Pollard Insurance
Brokers, dPP Hydronic Heating,
Southern Bay Electrical Services,
Freddies Marina Pizza, Bakers Delight
Patterson Lakes, KBW Solutions
SANDOWN Coming up on
Saturday 25th July we have our
Masquerade Season Ball at the View
Room at the Dandenong Club.
$65 per person for a two course meal
and live entertainment with drinks at
Bar Prices. RSVP to Peta Bircanin:
peta.bircanin@gmail.com.
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MOUNT WAVERLEY
Notting Hill Hotel Seniors Report:
An inaccurate but strong start gave
us the gap needed to beat a valiant
Hallam by 22 pts.
They matched it with us for large
part of the game, but mental lapses
by Hallam and good discipline by us
allowed us to run away with the 4 pts.
Galley was dominant up forward
again with 5 goals and good to see
Beeza back to his best with a strong
performance in the ruck.
Jazz was his usual self, taking
countless contested marks and
trying to stop all of Hallam’s forward
entries. Capt Bitch Mathers put
in a great captain’s game racking
up plenty of possessions, Taz was
relentless in defense adding in a
strong overhead marking element to
his game.
MOORABBIN
Butchers Club Match Report
Seniors
Very pleased to get the win on
Saturday against a determined
South Yarra. We started really well
and could have easily put the game
beyond doubt by half time if we had
of converted well with 17 scoring
shot to 6 in the first half. Again we
were able to win the 3rd quarter
but unfortunately did not finish
the game off as well as planned.
Jay Milford-Robertson was great
all day and was well supported by
Steele, Zee, Liep and Trent Davey
with 6 goals.
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Leigh again was a bull in a china
shop winning lots of contested
possessions.
It wasn’t a 4 qtr effort and will need
to be much more switched on against
Ashwood this Saturday for the GREG
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Get Wet Pools Reserves Report:
Good to finally get another win for our
boys, defeating Hallam by 19 pts.
Big Milky was great up forward
with 3 goals with an even spread
of goal-kickers with 5 other single
goal-kickers: Browny, Jezz, Bin,
Zac & Jism.
Burnsey & Mitch dominated in the
middle and around the ground,
Reserves
With so many players unavailable
this week it was always going to
be a tough job against a strong
South Yarra team. The game was a
relatively low scoring affair, and we
were as competitive as we could be
with only one interchange player.
Glen Davidson turned the clock
back with a very solid performance
down back. Rick played & led
exceptionally well all day, and was
well supported by Bluey, Kyle &
Fenno. Jamie also continued his
good form, proving that consistent
training pays off.
A special mention to our Junior
pathway partner - Parkmore Junior
Football Club, who’s oldest age group
16/17’s we have training with us once a
week and over the next year or two we
hope will feed into us having an Under
19’s team in the SFL. Parkmore is a
terrifically well run junior football club
and are always hunting for additional
players. To find out more, log on to:
www.parkmorejfc.com.au.
NICKO NICKO was solid in the ruck,
The Prez & Jordy were good down
back, Tyler, Big H & Clarkey racked
up the ball on the wing and used their
run to good effect.
Overall, the game was played in
patches but was just good to get
another win to build more confidence.
#NOEXCUSES
Dp Constructions Netball Report
The girls are just dominating this
season, another strong win, this time
defeating Cheltenham by 24 goals!
The Mountballers sit 2nd on the
ladder, 1 win behind top spot!
#MOUNTBALLERS #NOEXCUSES
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Butcher Club for their continued
support throughout the year.
SOUTH YARRA It was a big day
at home for the Yarras with plenty on
the line for all three football teams
and the netballers with a chance to
knock off a team above them on the
ladder.
The Auskickers backed up after
Friday night under lights to again
display their silky skills at half time
of the Senior’s game with thanks to
Yo-Get-It. Patrick Devlin kicked a bag
in yet another self-proclaimed BOG
performance.
Well done to the Lionesses who
knocked off CPL in a complete team
performance. Special thanks to 2016
Captain Julsie Woiwod for playing
and dominating!
Bendigo Bank Thirds Report
The Thirds took on Keysborough
whom they sat ahead of on the
ladder by percentage only. With Phil
Powning being a late out, the Yarras
were behind the 8-ball from the first
bounce, despite having a 10 man
bench. Some questionable umpiring
decisions left the Yarras reeling,
though there was no excusing their
third quarter effort. The Burra kicked
2.9 to one solitary behind to take
control of the match and cause an
upset. 2 points the final margin after
a typical South Yarra comeback, it
wasn’t enough to send Frenchy home
in style.
All 4 Pets Reserves Report
The Reserves and Seniors took on
Moorabbin with wins needed to
protect their ladder positions. The
two games were exact opposites with
the South Yarra Reserves never being
troubled by the Kangaroos at home.
Pizza, Mahn-Dog, The Mignon and
Clubber Lange each scored a brace.
There were another five single goal
kickers including the Batt-Man in
his return. Baxter was solid all day,
regularly punting the ball in to our
forward half from the 10 yard square.
Strelec was tireless in the ruck again
with Danny Wyatt and Higgo showing
class through the guts and up
forward. The Ressies ran out 58 point
victors and remain in 2nd position.
Tower Hotel Seniors Report
Yet another slow start in the Senior
match had the Lions playing catch
up footy against a bigger bodied
Moorabbin side. Despite kicking an
accurate 6 goals straight for the first
half, the Yarras still trailed by 26
points at the long break. Turnovers
were punished by the Kangaroos
forwards early and we had our
work cut out for us. Cory Brady kept
the Lions in the contest with some
trademark inspiring goals but our
third-quarter proved detrimental,
scoring only 4 behinds to the ‘Roos 3
goals. Being 7 goals down at the final
change wasn’t enough to make us
believe it was all over. We piled on 7
goals to 3 in another late comeback,
Pipes being especially inspiring
taking contested marks and kicking
2 with Taz and Tucky sitting out the
last stanza with injuries. Kizza ran
hard all day and was our stand out
best. Eamon’s battle with the best
ruckman in Div 3 was intriguing to
say the least. Jordy tried his little
heart out again, leading from the
front with his countless 1% actions.
Ish led the stingiest back 6 in the
Division, not giving an inch despite a
pre-game finger injury. Stiles stood
up in Buckets’ absence with the Big V
and Oh-Smooth kicking singles to go
along with two each from Patty and
Taz. The Yarras got the margin back
to a respectable 17 points at full time,
but can’t be at all pleased with their
efforts, wins are needed to make the
five, they now sit 7th.
The Yarras look forward to a great
Auction/Trivia night on the 4th of July
at home after taking on Black Rock.
Auction items can be bid on at www.
clubbid.com.au. Don’t forget the
1920s Cocktail Ball at the Tower on
the 25th!
Special thanks to all of our sponsors
including All for Pets, The Tower
Hotel, Boag’s Draught, Brady Tiling,
Hidden Café, Avon Tyrepower,
Kingston Trophies, Camberwell
Toyota, Rounds Real Estate, Reclink,
Bendigo Bank, Avenue Press and all
250 Club Members
UNDER 19S RESULTS: ROUND 11
UNDER 19’S: ON THE UP / ALEX CHARLES
UNDER 19S
Round 11 marked another step forward for the
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Bentleigh
10
9
0
1
1116
391
285.42 42
%
Dingley
11
9
1
1
1044
349
299.14 38
St Kilda City
11
9
2
0
1123
500
224.60 36
Hampton
11
9
2
0
975
504
193.45 36
Hallam
11
5
5
1
694
687
101.02 22
St Pauls
11
5
6
0
768
696
110.34 20
Oakleigh District
11
5
6
0
724
885
competition as no side was able to amass a
PTS
81.81
20
Cheltenham
11
4
7
0
694
893
77.72
16
Skye
11
3
7
1
612
898
68.15
14
East Brighton
10
3
7
0
532
938
56.72
12
C.P.L
11
2
9
0
583
933
62.49
8
Highett
11
0
11
0
188
1379
13.63
0
Skye
3.1
7.2
8.3
9.6-60
Hallam
3.3
4.7
7.8
8.12-60
score of 100 points or more. Despite a handful
shooting STAR
OF THE WEEK
The Leader Shooting Star of the Week Award
returns for 2015. Each week a player from
the Under 19 competition is awarded the
“Leader Shooting Star of the Week”.
3.1
6.4
8.8
10.10-70
St Pauls
2.4
5.5
7.6
11.8-74
Oakleigh District: Goal Kickers: C. Gabbert 3, J. Winn 2, D. Spence 2, L. Cogan,
C. Fournarakis, H. Colgrave
Best Players: L. Cogan, J. Skalalamera, M. Franz, H. Colgrave, B. Ledder, D. Spence
St Pauls: Goal Kickers: V. Jenkins 6, N. Stubbings 3, C. Karamoshos, B. Dolan
Best Players: V. Jenkins, C. Byrne, F. Jenkins, C. Karamoshos, B. Lindsey, T. Walsh
4.3
4.3
8.5
10.8-68
Cheltenham
0.2
5.7
8.7
12.8-80
Carrum Patterson Lakes:
Cheltenham: Goal Kickers: J. Kilner 3, C. Beaumont 2, J. Wise 2, T. Kilner,
J. Ofosu-Amaah, D. Paterno, N. Soldatos, C. Thatcher
Best Players: M. Daniels, A. Anderson, D. Paterno, J. Kilner, J. Ofosu-Amaah,
D. Stonehouse
Highett
1.0
4.3
5.3
5.3-33
Hampton
3.2
6.2
10.8
14.12-96
Highett: Goal Kickers: M. Withers 2, J. Callaghan, K. Finkelde, D. Hutchinson
Best Players: J. Burns, H. Russo, M. Campion, , D. Hutchinson, R. Osborne
Hampton: Goal Kickers: Z. Allen 7, P. Trainor 3, B. Kheng, C. Beer, L. Timms,
J. Vitiritti
Best Players: M. Digby, Z. Allen, L. Timms, M. Riddle, A. Curr, B. Griffin
East Brighton
0.0
2.2
2.4
2.5-17
Bentleigh
3.4
5.5
11.5
14.7-91
East Brighton: Goal Kickers: T. Fraser, M. Lavender
Best Players: T. Beard, M. Lavender, A. De Maria, M. Harding, T. Perks, C. Black
Bentleigh: Goal Kickers: J. Mondano 5, L. Dickson 2, D. Nilsson 2, L. Nixon,
T. Brooks, C. Yenofkian, J. Halliwell, B. De Nardis
Best Players: C. Yenofkian, B. De Nardis, J. Mondano, B. Lawford, T. Brooks,
J. Kiernan
St Kilda City
3.2
4.6
7.8
10.10-70
Dingley
1.1
2.3
3.4
3.5-23
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: X. Pauli 4, P. O’Hehir-Vargas 3, F. Brown, H.
Johnstone, J. Laakulu
Best Players: R. Jamieson, J. Phelan, X. Pauli, P. O’Hehir-Vargas, B. Ula, D. Moody
Dingley: Goal Kickers: C. Scimia, C. Brooker, M. Talarico
Best Players: D. Trease, J. Bichsel, S. Zammit, M. Fitch, J. Wylie, L. Craig
registering comfortable victories, this week
presented two results decided by less than 12
points as well as a low-scoring draw between
Skye and Hallam.
Match of the round:
St Kilda City v Dingley
47 points. The Saints held Dingley’s strong
attacking outfit to a mere three goals – kicking
R12 fixtures:
about a relatively surprising result. Despite St
Kilda’s recent run of form seeing them enter
the league’s top four, not even the experts
JAMES BURNS
HIGHETT
FOOTBALL CLUB
could’ve seen them defeating Dingley by
10 themselves in the process.
Entering the game, Dingley were well aware
The Round 11 Leader Shooting Star
Award Nomination has been awarded
to James Burns of the Highett Football
Club. James has a high workrate and an
ability to read the game, which allows him
to be in the right positions and gives him
more opportunities to make an impact on
the game. He has been consistent in the
first half of the season and looks a future
senior player to come through the Under
19s system.
Congratulations James Burns of the
Highett Football Club.
Other results:
There were three clear standout games from
the weekend. Hallam drew with Skye at 60
points apiece while St Pauls held off a fastfinishing Oakleigh District to win by four points.
Meanwhile, Cheltenham heaped more misery
on Carrum with an 80-68 victory over the Lions.
Each result had differing ramifications for finals
aspirations of the respective sides as St Pauls
became the big winners, catapulting into the
top six.
With Bentleigh and Hampton defeating East
Brighton and Highett respectively to almost
certainly ensure a four-team race for the minor
premiership. Highett’s improved performance
couldn’t change this fact, as this week’s results
have ultimately caused a 14-point separation
between fourth and fifth on the ladder.
The undisputed contest of the round brought
Skye: Goal Kickers: L. Broomhall 5, C. Ellis, T. Ross, J. DeLange, B. Black
Best Players: R. Smart, L. Broomhall, B. Black, R. Powlesland, J. Hernan,
B. Weighell
Hallam: Goal Kickers: H. Wood 2, L. Wood, L. McConville, D. Hanley, R. Lewis,
N. O’Brien, D. Grayson
Best Players: D. Grayson, M. Stadnikov, C. Struylaart, H. Wood, H. Favero,
R. McConville
Oakleigh District
of formalities with both Hampton and Bentleigh
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of St Kilda’s forward-half prowess as Xavier
Pauli posed a major threat. On the other hand,
Hallam v Carrum Paterson Lakes (4th July)
Bentleigh v St Kilda City; St Pauls v East
Brighton; Hampton v Dingley; Highett v
Madison Talarico was Dingley’s key avenue
Oakleigh; and Skye v Cheltenham (11th July)
to goal having managed 62 goals prior to
As we look forward to round 12 action there is no
shortage of quality games. The top 4 do battle in
a double-header which is sure to keep observers
interested as first play third and second play
fourth. However, Hallam, St Pauls and Oakleigh
still remain relevant in finals calculations and
their matches will be closely watched.
this fixture. Astonishingly, Talarico could only
register one goal while Pauli booted four majors
to move closer in the race for leading goal
kicker honours.
For next week, it is unlikely there’ll be a better
round of quality match-ups prior to finals
football. St Kilda and Bentleigh promises to be
one of the fixtures of the season with Dingley
and Hampton’s match is set to rival it.
Ultimately, Bentleigh, Dingley, St Kilda and
Hampton continue to lead the competition and
this week’s matches will reveal which sides are
in the best shape heading into finals.
2015 UNDER 19S FIXTURE
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
St Kilda City 14.11.95 def Cheltenham 8.15.63
East Brighton 3.5.23 def by Dingley 13.16.94
Oakleigh District 23.23.161 def Skye 4.5.29
C.P.L 10.10.70 def Hallam 5.9.39
Highett 2.2.14 def by Bentleigh 28.17.185
St Pauls 8.14.62 def by Hampton 11.11.77
St Kilda City 12.6-78 def East Brighton 4.11-35
Dingley 12.12-84 def St Pauls 5.5-35
Hampton 15.10-100 def Skye 9.10-64
Cheltenham 18.19-127 def Highett 7.6-48
Bentleigh 16.11-107 def Hallam 7.6-48
C.P.L 11.4-70 def by Oakleigh District 13.9-87
ROUND 2
18-Apr
ROUND 8
30-May
Dingley 13.9.87 def St Kilda City 7.3.45
Bentleigh def East Brighton
Hampton 23.18.156 def Highett 1.6.12
Hallam 9.16.70 def Cheltenham 4.4.28
St Pauls 14.18.102 def Oakleigh District 4.3.27
Skye 6.9.45 def by C.P.L 11.10.76
ROUND 3
25-Apr
St Kilda City 6.9-45 def by Bentleigh 10.14-74
East Brighton 11.4-70 def St Pauls 8.8-56
Oakleigh District 12.11-83 def Highett 1.4-10
Cheltenham 3.7-25 def Hampton 10.12-72
Hallam 2.3-15 def by Dingley 19.12-126
C.P.L 7.9-51 def by Skye 10.17-77
ROUND 4
2-May
St Pauls 7.6-48 def by St Kilda City 16.16-112
Hampton 19.15-129 def Oakleigh District 4.10-34
C.P.L 4.6-30 def by Bentleigh 14.23-107
Skye 10.11-71 def East Brighton 7.14-56
Highett 2.8-20 def Hallam 16.22-118
ROUND 5
9-May
Cheltenham 4.10-34 def by Bentleigh 15.11-101
Hallam 12.16-88 def St Pauls 2.10-22
Hampton 16.16-112 def C.P.L 8.5-53
St Kilda City 20.15-135 def Skye 5.3-33
East Brighton 21.19-145 def Highett 2.0-12
Dingley 15.9-99 def by Oakleigh District 4.7-31
ROUND 6
16-May
St Pauls 22.21-153 def Highett 2.3-15
Bentleigh 9.6-60 tied Dingley 8.12-60
C.P.L 8.3-51 def by East Brighton 11.18-84
Hallam 4.7-31 def by Hampton 14.4-88
Cheltenham 15.15-105 def Skye 9.10-64
Oakleigh District 6.2-38 def by St Kilda City 26.19-175
St Pauls 7.7-49 def by Bentleigh 8.9-57
Hallam 9.21-75 def Skye 7.12-54
Oakleigh District 9.14-68 def Cheltenham 9.13-67
Highett 0.1-1 def by Dingley 15.30-120
East Brighton 2.12-24 def by Hampton 12.9-81
St Kilda City 17.14-116 def by C.P.L 4.5-29
ROUND 9
13-Jun
Cheltenham 16.14-110 def East Brighton 8.5-53
Skye 12.13-85 def Highett 2.3-15
Hampton 7.1-43 def by St Kilda City 13.10-88
Dingley 19.10-124 def C.P.L 4.4-28
Bentleigh 15.10-100 def Oakleigh District 9.7-61
St Pauls 16.9-105 def Hallam 4.15-39
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION
AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-Jun
Cheltenham 4.3-27 def by St Kilda City 24.14-158
Dingley 19.18-132 def by East Brighton 2.1-13
Skye 4.6-30 def by Oakleigh District 8.16-64
St Pauls 9.8-62 def C.P.L 8.9-57
Bentleigh 11.12-78 def Hampton 3.3-21
Hallam 16.15-111 def Highett 1.1-7
ROUND 13
18-Jul
Oakleigh District v Hampton
Hallam v Bentleigh
C.P.L v Highett
East Brighton v Skye
ROUND 14
25-Jul
Bentleigh v Cheltenham
C.P.L v Hampton
Oakleigh District v East Brighton
Skye v St Pauls
Dingley v Hallam
Highett v St Kilda City
ROUND 15
1-Aug
East Brighton v St Kilda City
St Pauls v Dingley
Hallam v Oakleigh District
Hampton v Cheltenham
Bentleigh v Skye
Highett v C.P.L
ROUND 16
8-Aug
Cheltenham v St Pauls
Dingley v Bentleigh
Skye v Hampton
Oakleigh District v C.P.L
Highett v East Brighton
St Kilda City v Hallam
St Kilda City 10.10-70 def Dingley 3.5-23
East Brighton 2.5-17 def by Bentleigh 14.7-91
Highett 5.3-33 def by Hampton 14.12-96
C.P.L 10.8-68 def by Cheltenham 12.8-80
Skye 9.6-60 tied Hallam 8.12-60
Oakleigh District 10.10-70 def by St Pauls 11.8-74
ROUND 17
15-Aug
East Brighton v Cheltenham
C.P.L v St Pauls
Oakleigh District v Hallam
Hampton v Bentleigh
Skye v Dingley
St Kilda City v Highett
ROUND 12
11-Jul
Hallam v C.P.L (4/7)
Bentleigh v St Kilda City
St Pauls v East Brighton
Highett v Oakleigh District
Skye v Cheltenham
Hampton v Dingley
ROUND 18
22-Aug
Bentleigh v St Pauls
Highett v Skye
Cheltenham v C.P.L
Dingley v Oakleigh District
East Brighton v Hallam
Hampton v St Kilda City
ROUND 11
27-Jun
UNDER 19S TEAM LISTS
BENTLEIGH
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Chris Yenofkian
17
Lachlan Dickson
2
Kade HeaphyWemyss
19
Ben Cooper
Saf Balic
22
4
Ben De Nardis
5
Christian Bell
23
Dylan Waghorne
6
Rob Aitken
24
Jack Dear
7
Liam Nixon
25
8
James Halliwell
26
Brayden Lawford
James Kiernan
27
Robbie Hyde
10
12
13
14
Josh Mondano
Rob Moriarty
Tom Brooks
Daniel Nilson
15
Mitchell Pollard
16
Andrew
Stolzenburg
29
30
31
32
33
Coach: Zach White
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Ronald Hunt
28
Cameron Neale
2
Rory Brown
30
Brandon
Butterworth
6
Daniel Nash
7
Matt Taylor
8
Beau
Goldsworthy
41
Blake Helsham
Luke Sutcliffe
Spencer Daly
9
9
Mitchell Meriton
Daniel Courts
Alex Wilson
Tim McGaw
Aaron Locandro
Josh Van Berkel
Thomas Di Carlo
CHELTENHAM
Coach: Rob Lawford
14
Jack Thompson
17
Andrew
McCormack
Joshua Doyle
Liam Hickman
Thomas King
18
Jayden Riordan
Zac Dennis
22
DINGLEY
Ryan Lynch
James Moore
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
Jax Kilner
17
Damien Paterno
1
M. Wood
17
D. Marquison
1
Joe Bekierz
18
Chris Harms
1
Connor Morgan
18
Jake Winn
2
Jeromy Wise
18
Alan Anderson
2
L. Wood
18
M. D'Addario
2
Darcy Hutchinson
19
Jack Prosser
2
Brody carr
19
3
Rhys Prosser
20
Marc Campion
Anthony
Lucarelli dvc
4
Tristan Brown
21
Joe Callahan
3
Ryan Costello
19
Tom Worrell
4
Mitchell Daniels
20
George Karpathakis
5
Nick Kilner
21
Liam Brotz
6
Jake Davis
22
Shaun Cusack
7
Cameron Beaumont
23
Jojo Amaah
8
Blake Ellis
24
Nick Soldatos
9
Alex Baragwanath
25
Sam Herlinger
10
Alex Molyneux
26
Jay Braden
11
Leo Rodriguez
27
Nathan Karpathakis
12
Tim Fitzsimons
28
Tom Davis
13
Darcy Ward
29
Dayton Woodham
14
Lachlan Whiteside
30
Nick Suppree
15
Tom La Cava
16
Daniel Stonehouse
31
Curtis Thatcher
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
Callum Ryan
1
Miles harding
16
Nathan Tabe
1
Carl-Oskar Beer
16
Josh Lees
2
Mathew Butts
17
Tom Mullins
2
Kaleb Forster
17
David Lee
2
Zach Allen
17
Nick Matic
Chris Baum
19
Mark Fitch
5
Kyle McGurk
20
Carmine Scimia
6
Madison Talarico
21
Connor Horsey
7
Lachie Craig
22
Ryan Ferdinand
3
Adam Wakeling
18
Jackson Forster
3
Thomas Burley
18
Pierce Trainor
4
Athen Guiliani
19
Luke Johnson
4
Josh Vitiritti
19
Nathan Heap
5
Joel Fowler
20
Andrew Di Maria
5
Bunareth Kheng
20
James Hickey
6
Isaac Vanderwerf
21
Ari Levin
6
Corey Smith
21
Riley GorringeDennis
7
Jackson Young
22
James Taylor
7
Carl Nichols
22
Alisdair Curr
8
8
Josh Lake
23
Lachlan Craig
9
Vincent Arena
24
Jeremy John
10
Anthony Basile
25
Josh Woolfe
11
Liam Considine
26
Jason Wylie
13
Jordan Bichsel
27
Leigh Johnson
14
Rob Rusan
30
Sebastian
Zammit
15
Josh Jolly
Matt bertoncello
23
Matt Lowe
8
Will Mason
23
Mark Digby
9
Charlie Black
24
Brendan Stuart
9
Liam Timms
24
Guy Timms
10
Brodie Muller
25
Kay Love-Linay
10
Nathan Wallace
25
James Gascard
11
Tim Wilson
26
Jeremy Poynton
11
Troy Smith
26
Noah Wynen
12
Joel Blacker
38
Trent Beard
12
Cameron Lee
27
Harvey Little
13
Ben Moran
42
Joel Stewart
13
Michael Riddle
29
Matthew Hanson
51
Josh
Clark-Henry
14
Matt Foster
15
BJ Connor
44
Fraser Young
14
Bailey Griffin
15
Nicholas Moon
19
J. Edwards
D. Hanley
4
M. Lambert
20
D. Grayson
5
C. Straylaart
22
L. McConville
6
J. O'Brien
23
T. Neill
7
J. Webber
24
D. Kerr
8
S. Casey
25
A. Rahimi
9
9
J. Crutchfield
29
H. Wood
10
R. Lewis
30
T. Evans-Atkison
11
R. Hobson
31
M. Jeffery
12
R. McConville
32
E. Mustapha
13
D. Cavallo
33
J. Folino
22
Max Pandur
Mitchell Hoar
6
Lachlan Guerin
22
7
Aidan Young
24
Ryan Osbourne
7
Chris Gabbert
23
8
Ryan Wheeler
25
Sam Jackson
Harry Russo
26
Kieran Finkelda
Harry Goodman
28
Michael Goodman
10
Curtis Ward vc
27
brody ledder
Brayden O'conner
29
Jason Goulding
11
Hayden Colgrave
28
Jordan
skalamera
12
Aiden Davitt
31
Jason Nicholas
14
Daniel Urban
44
John Walker
15
Chris Fournarakis
c
99
Johnathon
Stevens
16
Mason Franz
13
John Vasilakis
30
Josh Desperless
14
Zion Periera
31
Joel Melnjak
15
James Sneesby
32
Daniel Trease
D. Hettirachchi
17
Lucas Adams
53
Lachlan Cunningham
SKYE
ST KILDA CITY
Coach: Adam Lagerewskij
14
Dean Nicol
3
Josh Scrivano
15
Michael Ward
4
5
6
7
8
9
Joel McConville
Tyson Ross
Riely Powlesland
Nazz Franze
Brett Dawson
Ryan Bounds
10
Reece Stewart
11
Jaydon Delange
16
17
20
23
31
55
63
Jason Ward
Corey Notman
Jake Dunkley
Reece Smart
Apple Juice
Jordan Grubb
Dylan Vreekamp
Matt Bailey
Liam Cogan
11
35
Luke Broomhall
25
12
T. Wright
2
24
Kade Mclellan
15
Brandon Bailey
Stephen Lees
Daniel Spence
27
Harry Brennan
13
8
9
James Bekierz
39
Zac Lambert
Jordan
Brambleby
Patrick Lucarelli
dvc
Dustin
Fernandez
10
Stefan Lindstrom
1
Cory Hutchison
23
16
PLAYER
Aiden Spence
21
James Burns
K. Norris
#
20
Daniel Gilhooley
34
PLAYER
5
Sanjay
Kahawatte
Nathaniel
Cramer
5
K. Kime
#
3
6
14
Coach: Lachlan Batt
16
18
3
HAMPTON
Coach: John Black
PLAYER
Daniel Trease
Coach: Scott Russell
#
Andy Din
Nick Taylor
OAKLEIGH DISTRICT
Coach: Andre Carey
PLAYER
1
3
HIGHETT
Coach: David Antonielli
#
#
4
HALLAM
Coach: Greg Barclay
EAST BRIGHTON
Coach: Matt Benton
UNDER 19S TEAM LISTS
ST PAULS
Coach: Nathan Johns
#
PLAYER
#
1
Leon Mateariki
21
Perry O'Hehir-Vargas
4
Shai Wood
21
Jake Phelan
3
Nick Bury
21
Ben Lindsay
5
Denzel Cooper
24 Fabricko Addi
4
Marty Clements
22
Nick Stubbings
7
Jackson O'HehirVargas
24 Alex James
5
Michael Constantinou
23
Jake Halasz
8
Will Patterson
25 Ollie Gabelich
6
Carl Herbstreit
23
Pat Tanner
9
Ayan Nyanjok
27 Kelsey Davies
8
Braydn Mancal
24
Mitch Carracher
10
Ronnie, Llorico
28 Jack Sanders
12
Mitchell Oman
30 Jarrod Dousa
13
Michael Puts
32 Damon Moody
15
Elijah Salesusi
33 Dallas Peut
16
Julian Yeatman
PLAYER
Coach: Wayne Herbstreit
34 Ruben Jamieson
17
Matthew Shrimpton
38 Kieran Jamieson
18
Hamish Johnstone
42
18
Daniel Georgiou
19
Bika steve Ula
20 Tyrone Tsataliya
Guy Chuol
#
PLAYER
#
PLAYER
1
John Barnes
20
Jeremy Lloyd
9
Matt Brown
24
Tim Tyler
10
Chris Marinos
25
Tim Walsh
11
Michael Hargood
25
Cam James
12
Gianni Mercuri
27
Ryan Wilson
13
Mitch Peet
28
Bryce Wilson
16
Victor Jenkins
30
Jordan Lloyd
Connor Byrne
33
Fred Jenkins
35
Jeremy Muldoon
74
Xavier Pauli
17
77
Felix Brown
18
Andrew Weiss
19
Luke Johnstone
88 Josiah Laakulu
THIRDS RESULTS: ROUND 11
2015 THIRDS FIXTURE
THIRDS - BLUE
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
Cerberus
10
10
0
0
1369
166
824.70 40
Dingley
9
7
2
0
1175
336
349.70 32
Clayton
9
6
3
0
906
483
187.58 28
St Kilda City
10
5
5
0
623
510
122.16 20
Endeavour Hills
7
4
3
0
329
571
57.62
16
Mordialloc
11
3
8
0
468
1141
41.02
12
Chelsea Heights
9
2
7
0
391
1230
31.79
8
Cheltenham
11
1
10
0
383
1207
31.73
4
St Kilda City
Dingley
1.0
1.4
3.1
3.7
6.1
7.8
10.2-62
10.8-68
St Kilda City: Goal Kickers: R. Hoy 3, G. Krepp 3, M. Hoy 2, J. Herbath, B. Lee
Best Players: G. Krepp, B. Zosens, R. Hoy, M. Hoy, J. Herbath,
K. Battaglene
Dingley: Goal Kickers: C. Brooks 3, J. Keyt 3, A. Sikora, S. Morris, J.
English, A. Rizzi
Best Players: J. Piltz, M. Jeddou, K. Murdoch, J. English, A. Sikora,
A. Comino
THIRDS - RED
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
%
PTS
Skye
10
10
0
0
1563
149
1048.99 44
Sandown
10
8
2
0
909
475
191.37 36
Keysborough
9
6
3
0
961
612
157.03 32
South Yarra
10
6
4
0
870
505
172.28 28
Black Rock
10
4
6
0
586
601
97.50
16
Hallam
9
2
7
0
603
1046
57.65
12
Dandenong
10
1
9
0
315
1274
24.73
4
Doveton Eagles
8
1
7
0
246
1391
17.69
4
South Yarra
Keysborough
2.2
2.2
5.3
5.4
5.4
7.13
10.6-66
9.14-68
South Yarra: Goal Kickers: J. Cameron 3, S. Tyssen 3, T. Milne, W. Smith,
W. Freeman, J. Bertone
Best Players: W. Quince, K. Hill, S. Jewell, L. Clohesy, W. Freeman, G. Rallet
Keysborough: Goal Kickers: G. Clayton 4, A. Connell 2, J. Cuffe, A. McKeever,
A. Raven
Best Players: C. Letcher, G. Clayton, A. Connell, R. Eppinger, J. Whiteoak,
D. MacKenzie
Mordialloc
Cheltenham
3.3
0.2
6.4
2.2
10.8
3.2
14.10-94
4.3-27
Mordialloc: Goal Kickers: D. Barlow 7, A. Kent 4, S. Cunningham 2,
A. Cameron
Best Players: D. Barlow, R. Bibby, J. Russo, D. Tigges, H. Trotter,
S. McGeachin
Cheltenham:
Clayton
Chelsea Heights
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
14.10-94
0.1-1
Clayton won by forfeit
BLUE DIVISION
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
ROUND 2
18-Apr
ROUND 8
30-May
Mordialloc 2.2-14 def by Chelsea Heights 15.6-96
St Kilda City 16.14-110 def Cheltenham 8.6-54
Clayton 7.5-47 def by Cerberus 17.16-118
BYE: Dingley
Cheltenham 12.17-89 def Mordialloc 7.10-52
Dingley 13.18-96 def St Kilda City 3.4-22
Chelsea Heights 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 28.23-191
BYE: Clayton
ROUND 3
25-Apr
Mordialloc 4.4-28 def by Dingley 24.23-167
Cheltenham 6.6-42 def Chelsea Heights 12.17-89
St Kilda City 4.7-31 def by Clayton 4.8-32
BYE: Cerberus
ROUND 4
2-May
Endeavour Hills
Cerberus
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.1-1
14.6-90
Endeavour Hills:
Cerberus: Goal Kickers: J. Norris 4, B. Fisher 4, D. Mercer, J. Blashki,
L. Tanner, T. Louwen-skovdam, J. Falkenberg, B. Lee
Best Players: B. Lee, J. Falkenberg, J. Norris, B. Fisher, B. Humphrey,
D. Kepsner
Chelsea Heights 2.3-15 def by Clayton 34.24-228
Cerberus 34.24-228 def Mordialloc 0.1-1
BYE: St Kilda City
ROUND 5
9-May
Chelsea Heights 3.1-19 forfeit to Dingley 16.21-117
Mordialloc 7.2-44 def by Clayton 10.17-77
Cerberus 16.21-117 def St Kilda City 3.1-19
Endeavour Hills 8.15-63 def Cheltenham 3.3-21
ROUND 6
16-May
Clayton 8.11-59 def St Kilda City 7.8-50
Cerberus 10.11-71 def Dingley 6.13-49
Cheltenham 11.10-76 def by Mordialloc 14.12-96
Chelsea Heights 11.6-72 def by Endeavour Hills 11.8-74
Hallam
Sandown
1.5
2.1
1.5
10.2
2.6
12.5
3.6-24
17.10-112
Hallam: Goal Kickers: A. McWilliam, K. Kime, I. Hampton
Best Players: M. Brew, M. Wilson, R. Fort, J. Sanbar, K. Norris,
T. Callander
Sandown: Goal Kickers: M. McCormick 4, B. Le 3, H. Nguyen 2, J. Mott 2,
B. McCarthy 2, A. Powell, L. Howell, M. Frenken, S. O’Byrne
Best Players: J. Raven, D. Spencer, T. Ho, J. Cousland, R. Logan,
J. Gonzalez
Doveton Eagles
Dandenong
1.1
1.5
5.3
1.8
7.4
5.13
11.5-71
6.17-53
Doveton Eagles: Goal Kickers: D. Leask 4, J. Lim 2, A. Taing 2, K. Tran 2,
N. Torcasio
Best Players: D. So, A. Taing, K. Ashford, D. Leask, N. Torcasio, A. Keng
Dandenong: Goal Kickers: S. Finch 2, A. Jayasinghe, D. Jennings, M. Lima,
C. Meister
Best Players:, J. Furborough, S. Grimston, A. Summers, M. Camilleri,
A. Jayasinghe
Black Rock
Skye
Skye won by forfeit
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
3.6-24
17.10-112
Mordialloc 5.6-36 def by Clayton 17.10-112
St Kilda City 17.10-112 def Cheltenham 1.3-9
Chelsea Heights 2.1-13 def by Cerberus 23.17-155
Dingley 26.9-165 def Endeavour Hills
St Kilda City 18.15-123 def Chelsea Heights 2.2-14
Clayton 24.25-169 def Cheltenham 3.3-21
Mordialloc 1.0-6 def by Dingley 24.25-169
Cerberus 23.13-151 def Endeavour Hills 1.0-6
ROUND 9
13-Jun
Mordialloc v St Kilda City
Dingley v Clayton
Cheltenham v Cerberus
BYE: Chelsea Heights
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-JUN
Chelsea Heights 9.4-58 def by Mordialloc 11.9-75
Cheltenham 5.9-39 def St Kilda City 12.7-79
Dingley 4.1-25 def by Cerberus 15.8-98
Endeavour Hills 10.8-68 def Clayton 8.11-59
ROUND 11
27-Jun
Mordialloc 14.10-94 def Cheltenham 4.3-27
St Kilda City 10.2-62 def by Dingley 10.8-68
Clayton 14.10-94 def Chelsea Heights 0.1-1
Endeavour Hills 0.1-1 def by Cerberus 14.6-90
ROUND 12
11-Jul
Dingley v Mordialloc
Chelsea Heights v Cheltenham (4/7)
Cerberus v Clayton
Endeavour Hills v St Kilda City
ROUND 13
18-Jul
Clayton v Chelsea Heights
St Kilda City v Cerberus
Mordialloc v Endeavour Hills
ROUND 14
25-Jul
Dingley v Chelsea Heights
Clayton v Cheltenham
Cerberus v Mordialloc
St Kilda City v Endeavour Hills
ROUND 15
1-Aug
Clayton v Mordialloc
Cerberus v Cheltenham
Dingley v St Kilda City
Endeavour Hills v Chelsea Heights
ROUND 16
8-Aug
St Kilda City v Clayton
Mordialloc v Cerberus
Cheltenham v Chelsea Heights
Dingley v Endeavour Hills
ROUND 17
15-Aug
Clayton v Dingley
Cerberus v Chelsea Heights
Endeavour Hills v Cheltenham
ROUND 18
22-Aug
Chelsea Heights v St Kilda City
Cheltenham v Clayton
Cerberus v Dingley
Endeavour Hills v Mordialloc
RED DIVISION
ROUND 1
11-Apr
ROUND 7
23-May
ROUND 2
18-Apr
ROUND 8
30-May
ROUND 3
25-Apr
ROUND 9
13-Jun
ROUND 4
2-May
OPTIMUS CONCUSSION AWARENESS ROUND 10
20-Jun
ROUND 5
9-May
ROUND 11
27-Jun
Doveton Eagles 5.5-35 def by Keysborough 20.13-133
Black Rock 5.9-39 def by South Yarra 9.8-62
Skye 19.22-136 def Sandown 1.8-14
Hallam 19.22-136 def Dandenong 1.8-14
Dandenong 5.8-38 def by Black Rock 12.18-90
Skye 22.16-148 def Hallam 0.2-2
South Yarra 148 def Doveton Eagles 0.2-2
Keysborough 5.8-38 def Sandown 13.12-90
Doveton Eagles 0.1-1 def by Skye 29.22-196
Dandenong 1.1-7 def by South Yarra 15.24-114
Black Rock 7.6-48 def by Sandown 10.11-71
Keysborough 29.22-196 tie Hallam 0.1-1
Black Rock 19.18-132 def Hallam 2.4-16
Sandown 19.18-132 def Doveton Eagles 2.4-16
Dandenong 3.8-26 def by Keysborough 14.19-103
Skye 19.18-132 def South Yarra 2.4-16
Keysborough 1.1-7 def by Skye 27.14-176
Hallam 7.5-47 def by Black Rock 8.9-57
South Yarra 5.10-40 def by Sandown 7.9-51
Doveton Eagles 3.6-24 def by Dandenong 14.6-90
ROUND 6
16-May
Sandown 12.11-83 def Black Rock 5.9-39
Hallam 36.18-234 def by Dandenong 0.0-0
Skye 36.18-234 def Doveton Eagles 0.0-0
Keysborough 6.7-43 def by South Yarra 13.10-88
Dandenong 4.5-29 def by Sandown 14.13-97
Black Rock 8.8-56 def by Keysborough 9.12-66
South Yarra 4.28-28 def by Skye 7.55-55
Doveton Eagles 6.36-36 def Hallam 3.27-27
Sandown 3.6-24 def by South Yarra 7.10-52
Hallam 4.5-29 def by Keysborough 15.12-102
Dandenong 2.1-13 def by Skye 29.13-187
Doveton Eagles 1.7-13 def by Black Rock 12.8-80
South Yarra 17.14-116 def Hallam 3.6-24
Sandown 18.14-122 def Doveton Eagles 4.4-28
Keysborough 10.7-67 def Black Rock 6.9-45
Skye v Dandenong
Keysborough v Doveton Eagles
Sandown 17.11-113 def Hallam 2.13-25
Skye 20.18-138 def Black Rock 0.0-0
Dandenong 2.9-21 def by South Yarra 14.12-96
Doveton Eagles 11.5-71 def Dandenong 6.17-53
Hallam 3.6-24 def by Sandown 17.10-112
South Yarra 10.6-66 def by Keysborough 9.14-68
Black Rock v Skye
ROUND 12
4-Jul
South Yarra v Black Rock
Keysborough v Dandenong
Hallam v Doveton Eagles
Sandown v Skye
ROUND 13
11-Jul
Skye v Doveton Eagles
Black Rock v Dandenong
Sandown v Keysborough
Hallam v South Yarra
ROUND 14
18-Jul
South Yarra v Dandenong
Doveton Eagles v Sandown
Black Rock v Keysborough
Hallam v Skye
ROUND 15
25-Jul
Skye v Keysborough
Black Rock v Doveton Eagles
Dandenong v Sandown
South Yarra v Hallam
ROUND 16
1-Aug
Hallam v Black Rock
Dandenong v Doveton Eagles
Sandown v Keysborough
South Yarra VSkye
ROUND 17
8-Aug
Black Rock v Sandown
Dandenong v Hallam
Doveton Eagles v South Yarra
Keysborough v Skye
ROUND 18
15-Aug
Sandown v Dandenong
Doveton Eagles v Hallam
Keysborough v South Yarra
Skye v Black Rock
NETBALL RESULTS: ROUND 11
Division 1
NETBALL: DIVISION 1
TEAM
Dingley
P
11
W
9
L
1
D
1
F
529
A
346
%
PTS
152.89 38
Bentleigh
11
8
3
0
426
360
118.33 32
Keysborough
11
7
4
0
510
418
122.01 28
Heatherton
11
7
3
1
448
378
118.52 30
St Pauls
11
2
9
0
366
596
61.41
8
St Kilda City
11
1
10
0
398
544
73.16
4
%
PTS
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Heatherton
11
9
2
0
557
367
151.77 36
Dingley
11
9
2
0
541
382
141.62 36
St Kilda City
11
7
4
0
448
337
132.94 28
Mordialloc
11
7
4
0
441
355
124.23 28
Bentleigh
11
3
8
0
381
456
83.55
11
1
10
Heatherton
0
280
475
58.95
12
4
36
Keysborough
63
St Kilda City
41
Dingley
62
Heatherton
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Dingley
11
10
1
0
422
266
158.65 40
%
PTS
C.P.L
11
10
1
0
361
275
131.27 40
Black Rock
11
8
3
0
346
314
110.19 32
Caulfield
11
7
4
0
412
331
124.47 28
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
St Kilda City
11
11
0
0
528
284
185.92 44
Heatherton
11
8
3
0
401
287
139.72 32
Keysborough
11
8
3
0
400
294
136.05 32
Dingley
11
8
3
0
360
265
135.85 32
Springvale Districts 11
6
5
0
400
325
123.08 24
Skye
6
5
0
369
310
119.03 24
11
%
PTS
Lyndale
11
3
8
0
329
423
77.78
12
Bentleigh
11
3
8
0
289
414
69.81
12
Chelsea Heights
11
1
10
0
279
450
62.00
4
Hampton
11
1
10
0
244
582
41.92
4
%
PTS
62
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
Highett
11
11
0
0
462
240
192.50 44
Dingley
11
8
3
0
363
242
150.00 32
Mordialloc
11
8
3
0
404
271
149.08 32
Chelsea Heights
25
Black Rock
11
6
5
0
335
270
124.07 24
Mordialloc
45
St Kilda City
11
7
4
0
308
298
103.36 24
Heatherton
11
6
5
0
337
332
101.51 24
40
C.P.L
11
4
7
0
365
332
109.94 16
48
South Yarra
11
4
7
0
315
385
81.82
16
Clayton
11
1
10
0
224
340
65.88
4
Doveton Eagles
11
0
11
0
121
562
21.53
0
%
PTS
St Kilda City
Dingley
Clayton
19
Black Rock
36
Cheltenham
369
St Pauls
17
St Kilda City
21
Dingley
50
Heatherton
11
7
4
0
343
297
115.49 28
Cheltenham
11
3
8
0
651
348
187.07 12
Clayton
11
3
8
0
304
392
77.55
12
Keysborough
11
2
9
0
315
428
73.60
8
St Pauls
11
2
9
0
273
802
34.04
8
St Kilda City
11
1
10
0
360
455
79.12
4
Heatherton
Caulfield
49
Keysborough
32
Skye
49
Bentleigh
12
Chelsea Heights
44
20
St Kilda City
Dingley
33
24
Lyndale
Keysborough
35
36
Hampton
Heatherton
22
55
Division 5
NETBALL: DIVISION 5
35
Division 3
NETBALL: DIVISION 3
44
St Pauls
Bentleigh
Division 4
NETBALL: DIVISION 4
42
Division 2
NETBALL: DIVISION 2
Chelsea Heights
Bentleigh
Clayton
11
Black Rock
32
South Yarra
38
28
St Kilda City
Dingley
24
44
Highett
Doveton Eagles
74
13
Mordialloc
Heatherton
27
37
Division 6
NETBALL: DIVISION 6
TEAM
P
W
L
D
F
A
St Kilda City
10
9
1
0
363
205
177.07 36
Mount Waverley
10
8
2
0
366
220
166.36 32
Dandenong
10
7
3
0
309
216
143.06 28
Highett
10
6
4
0
247
213
115.96 24
Dingley
10
5
4
1
331
274
120.80 22
Skye
11
3
7
1
243
407
59.71
14
Cheltenham
10
3
7
0
265
323
82.04
12
33
Murrumbeena
10
2
8
0
264
382
69.11
8
31
Chelsea Heights
10
0
10
0
136
371
36.66
0
Dingley
Dandenong
26
24
Chelsea Heights
Skye
23
26
Mount Waverley
Cheltenham
36
12
Murrumbeena
St Kilda City
28
52
Highett
BYE
2015 DIVISION 1-3 NETBALL FIXTURES
2015 DIVISION 4-6 NETBALL FIXTURES
DIVISION 4
DIVISION 1
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Round 13 - July 18
Bentleigh 42
def by Heatherton 44
St Pauls v Bentleigh
Bentleigh v Dingley
St Pauls 36
def by Keysborough 63
Keysborough v St Kilda City
St Kilda City 41
def by Dingley 62
Dingley v Heatherton
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Round 13 - July 18
Skye 49 def
Bentleigh 12
St Kilda City v Bentleigh
Bentleigh v Lyndale
Springvale Districts 44 def
Chelsea Heights 20
Lyndale v Chelsea Heights
Chelsea Heights v Hampton
St Kilda City 33 def
Dingley 24
Hampton v Dingley
Lyndale 35
def by Keysborough 36
Keysborough v Skye
Hampton 22
Skye v Springvale Districts
St Kilda City v Springvale Districts
DIVISION 5
DIVISION 2
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Bentleigh 35
Bentleigh v Dingley
Chelsea Heights 25
def by Mordialloc 45
Heatherton v Mordialloc
St Kilda City 40
def by Dingley 48
St Kilda City v Chelsea Heights
Round 13 - July 18
Chelsea Heights v Bentleigh
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Round 13 - July 18
South Yarra 38 def
Carrum Patterson Lakes 28
Mordialloc v Dingley
Carrum Patterson Lakes v Mordialloc
Clayton 11
def by Black Rock 32
St Kilda City v Black Rock
Black Rock v Highett
St Kilda City 24
def by Dingley 44
Highett v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Highett 74 def
Doveton Eagles 13
Heatherton v Doveton Eagles
Doveton Eagles v Clayton
Mordialloc 27
Clayton v South Yarra
South Yarra v St Kilda City
DIVISION 6
DIVISION 3
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Round 13 - July 18
Highett BYE
Skye BYE
Murrumbeena BYE
Dingley 26 def
Dandenong 24
Dandenong v Chelsea Heights
Skye v Dandenong
Black Rock v St Pauls
Keysborough v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Chelsea Heights 23
def by Skye 26
Cheltenham v Chelsea Heights
St Kilda City 21
def by Dingley 50
Dingley v Caulfield
Mount Waverley 36 def
Cheltenham 12
St Kilda City v Mount Waverley
St Kilda City v Dingley
Carrum Patterson Lakes 33 def
Heatherton 31
Carrum Patterson Lakes v Heatherton
Heatherton v Clayton
Murrumbeena 28
def by St Kilda City 52
Highett v Murrumbeena
Highett v Mount Waverley
Round 11 - June 27
Round 12 - July 11
Round 13 - July 18
Caulfield 49 def
Keysborough 32
St Kilda City v Keysborough
Black Rock v Cheltenham
Clayton 19
def by Black Rock 36
Clayton v Carrum Patterson Lakes
Cheltenham 369 def
St Pauls 17
NETBALL TEAM LISTS
BENTLEIGH
NETBALL TEAM LISTS
HEATHERTON
DINGLEY
TEAM 1
Carlyn Sykes
DIV 1 - Coach: Rob Goldin
DIV 4 - Coach: Terry Davidson
DIVISION 1
DIVISION 2
DIVISION 3
Alicia Wise (Captain)
Elley Borland
Teena Mifsud - Coach
Scott Regnier - Coach
Jacqui Hellard - Coach
Chelsea Goldin
Ebony Let
Lauren Stygall
Maddy Taylor
Mariah Deacon
Miranda Bailey
Michaela Russo
Shae Wonnacott
Esther Gilmore
Serena Lowrie
Nichola Tulley
Michaela Knight
Siobhan Deacon
Penny Byers-Tymms
Steph Saunders
Bridget Russo
Stacey Jeffrey
TEAM 2
Maddison Mc Gaw
Olivia Scott
Sara Merkus
Alex Smyth (Co-Captain)
Elizabeth Evans - Captain
Nicki Arnold - Captain
Yvonne McMillan - Captain
Megan Lewis (Co-Captain )
Bella Riddell
Alex Riddell
Katie Burns
Tara Callahan
Sophie Bartlett
Tash Maskell
Steph Young
DIV 2 - Coach: Penny Byers-Tymms
Tayla McArtney
Adele Gilmore
DIV 5 - Coach: Alysha Morecroft
Alysha Morecroft (Captain)
Eman Farrag
Amber McHenry
Jess Minster (Co-Captain)
Courtney Weiske
Bayley Mifsud
Mel Cook
Ella Batish
Belinda Kay
Emma Daley
Jamie Regnier
Kirsty Mann
Taylor Leeson
Mandy Quinn
Maggie Carlon
Kristy Loyd
Tara Bickham
Mia McMillan
Shelleigh Papatsikas
Taylah Butterworth
Teagan Matthews-Ritchie
Breanna Osborne
Zali Mifsud
Teena Mifsud
DIVISION 4
DIVISION 5
Yvonne McMillan - Coach
Joel Webb - Coach
Adelaide Douglas
Angela Karika
Jamie Ashkar
Kate Rollison
Amy McManus
Emily Cook
Kirstin Brice
Emma Gent
Laura Kilfoyle
Breille Arnfield
Heidi Webb
Jess Haslem
Michelle Chapman (Co-Captain)
Helen Burgess
Sophie Damm
Madison Ruby
TEAM 3
Claudia Hutchison
Erin Naismith
Jess Payne
Rebecca Wonnacott
Isobel Burgess
Katrina Davidson
Brooke Ferguson
Sarah Fischer
Sam Barwick
Jessica Elgin
Laura Menzel
Emily Reuter
DIV 3 - Coach: Cassandra Fogarty
Tegan Hanisch
Kyipya Win
Rebecca Kofler
Jacinta Frawley
DIV 6 - Coach: Melissa Bailey
Sinead Bannon
Simone Ward
Rebecca Goodear
Stephanie Webb
Sarah Rigney
Lauren Mcivor
Elizabeth Balfour
Alyce Message
Jessica Harrington
Brittany Goldsmith
Emily Crawford
Taylah Austin
Kristen Withers
Alana Cooper
Mikayla Ruddy
Eleanor Douglas
Kat Anderson
Remi Hynes
Ellie Davidson
Hannah Brueton
Zhoe Botsis
Emillee Hunt
Mandy Ferry
Brittany Kefford
Kasey Blizzard (Co-Captain)
Megan Wiggins
Lauren Ryan (Co-Captain)
Jessica Ferguson
Madz Ades
Jess McGaw
Kate Brownscombe
Monique Bulte
Brieanna Cooper
Elle Kamana
Sophie O'Shea
Addie Priaulx
Roisin Pryor
Fotini Stravrou
Cara Teoh
Zina Teoh
Samantha Tonkin
Jacinta Traeger
Caroline Tuaru Temu
Clarissa Woodley
Ashleigh Campbell
Ashleigh Simon
Abbey Dougherty
Rachel Cooper
Erin Moody
Laura Whitfield
Nicole Cormick
Cassandra Hughes
Rebbeca Eagleson
Sarah Gent
Simone Korman
CAULFIELD
HAMPTON
Coach: Jessica Murphy
Alicia Holland
CLAYTON
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
Penny Townley
Emily Ramanathan
Savhan Piohipi
Cassie Townley
Maddy Johansen
Molly Willey
Brooke Hancy
Jayde Sullivan
Sarah Vaileba
Jamie Gourlay
Jordyn Faulkner
Tiara Giglio
Amy Campbell
Rebecca Casarotto
Tanjil Fitzpatrick
Dani Forward
Jasmine Kick
Eliza Materiav
Radost Krasteva
Melissa Ades
BLACK ROCK
Shannon Meehan
HIGHETT
DIVISION 5 - Coach: Tracey Flahive
Taylar Anderson (captain)
Kellie Anderson Matilda Branch
Emily Cullis
Emma Hamilton
Steph Handson
Laura Mulcahy
Emily Perchanidis
Christie Roberts
DANDENONG
Coach: Mandi Hall
Claire Beard
Michelle Keppler
Amanda Hall
Jacqui Pownceby
Renee Rollings
Rachel Lafaele
Madge Clark
Rebecca Smith
Kendrah Lee
Gen Rosewell
Corinne Pegram
Tori Webb
Taylah Mackie
Chez Collins
Tenielle Potter
Emily Williams
DIVISION 6
Alyson Tran (captain)
El Dedman
Jess Flahive
Laura Grimmer
Nicole Hartley
Josephine McGlone
Samantha Saville
Laura Sayers
Jess Simmons
Kathryn Simmons
Alex Turner
Sarah Oshea
Elyce Pixton
Sarah Rayment
Rebekah Neil
Geogia Starke
Ellie Sutherland
Di Ward
Christina Young
MURRUMBEENA
Coach: Dominique La Fontaine
Brianna Edmunds
Kate Meehan
Grace Bibby
Dani Andriopoulus
Liv Hargrave
Carly Louise
Cassie Evans
Sarah Borland
Adrianna Costa
Erin Knight
Keeley Brookes
Lisa Lily
Madelon Clark
NETBALL TEAM LISTS
TEAM 1
Sophie McGuinness
Jessie Hawkesworth
Georgia Donkin
Sarah Morton
Ilana Rourke
Juliana Bedggood
Jessica Mitchell
Taylah Cagalj
Carly Edwards
TEAM 2
Jessica Cook
Beck Reynolds
Debbie Ng
Rhianna-Lee Caffrey
Danielle Piastrino
Kate Yelland
Sarah Westley
Alex Hickey
LYNDALE
Jaimi Paton (Coach)
Kaitlyn Clarke
Debbie Collard
Samone Cranston-Egan
Stacey Davidson
Jacky Eggens
Julie Eggens
NETBALL TEAM LISTS
KEYSBOROUGH
SKYE
TEAM 1
TEAM 1
TEAM 2
Samantha Downie
Sarah Vella
Amy Burns
Alana Vieceli
Laura Agius
Chloe Plumb
Megan Kennedy
Bec MacInness
Fiona Francis
Brooke Cracknell
Genna Doyle
Talissa Wellington
Tiana Creasey
Chantelle Thompson
Ash Rodrigues
Ashlyn Tanian
Brittany Raynes
Hayley Allen
Rachel Clements
Savannah Bormann
Claire Broderick
Steph Harrison
Caroline Jansen
Sarah Lotulelei
Courtney Raynes
Kayla Tipping
TEAM 2
ST PAULS
Trista Bryan
Charley Clarkson
Candice Scott
Breanne Vieceli
Elise Boyd
Kelly Jarrard
Melissa Bourke
Hayley Lowe
Zoe Harper
Sophie Barber
Therese Johnston
Eliza Barnes
Alice Williams
Caitlin Lewis
Claire Stratton
Cloe Woodward
Ebony O'Sullivan
Emily Ryde
Georgia Williams
Jacelle Kop
Jenny Watts
TEAM 3
Courtney Lowe
Cath Wilkie Elizabeth Leggett
Sam Johncon
Zoe Wheeler
Nioka Kirby
Mary Mati
Katie Cornish
Bianca Love
Hayley Zantuck MORDIALLOC
CHELSEA HEIGHTS
Lucy McKeown
Brittany Morgenthaler
Rachel Buitendam
TEAM 2
Chelsea Fyffe
Robyn Hillier
Nikki Woinarski
Cassie White
Sammy Wiggs
Chloe Elmer
Elise Fox
Sheridan Barron
Mandy Henson
Gemma Walter
Skyler Campbell
Georgia Parson
Stephan Webb
Jadyn Stephens
Tania Wright
Jessie Mawer
Racheael Arkley
Tara Unadkat
Keisha Scott
Lucie Olivier
Maxine Howard
Jourdie McChrystal
Kimberley Mouritz
Imogine
Nathalie Schmidt
Carly Lee-Garlick
Krysti McMahon Otoole
Jessica Watts
Nicole Crozier
Julia McPhee
Alex O'Halloran
Rhona Chapman
Tayla Kaa
Asha Goodchild
Kate Prendegast
Emma Holden
Caitlin White
Georgia Goodchild
Kimberley (Billie) Nukunuku
Sharlene Phillips
Taylah McWhiter
Ellesse Graham
Eleanor (Elle) Capel
Karen Cupido
Julie Telfer
Ebony Fitz
Sophie Dunn
Melanie Starr
Allira Lawson
Brooke Lynne
Emily DiBella
Ella Williams
Casey Gadzinski
Sarah Preusche
Sharni Hazelman
Casie Beddome
Emma Ford
Vicky Mullan
Elizabeth (Beth) Viner-Smith
Paisley Ross
Helen Grundy
Sophie Lynch
Angela Christie
Sammy Moore
Jasmine Richwol
Kate Burns
Chloe Ballard
Tui Bristowe
Melissa Allessandrini
TEAM 2
Jacqueline Backer
Kate Cross
Brodie Slater
Mel Arnts
Tracey Hall
Anthea Nisbet-Smith
Katrina Logue
Janice Lamb
Stephanie Waters
Shaye McWhirer
Reanne Poutama
Andrea Wyatt
Liby Mirabella
Katherine (Kate) Gutsche
Jessica Luongo
Beth Veronica
Amelia Walmsley
Kelli Stringer
Sally Saunders
Brooke Davis
Emma Suttill
Cynthia Houia
Leah Saunders
Dillah Shahab
Tiane Raupita
Brittany Graham
Kerry Spencer
Tallulah Schober
Fiona White
Caprice Schober
Tilly O'Brien
Jessica Cieslak
Nadine Lee
Anne Hallam
Cath Ferguson
Paige Magill
Edwina Theobald
Mindy Green
Taylah Hazelman
Tessa Johnston
Amber Dawkins
Jessica Buerckner
TEAM 1
Ngakita Blackburn
Katie Minogue
Stephanie Hogbin
SOUTH YARRA
TEAM 3
Kate Foster
Alanna Harris
Melodie Aitkens
Jessica Watts
TEAM 2
Rochelle Francis
Bec Britton
Alexandra Kinninburgh
Belinda Schembri
TEAM 1
Coach: Nikki Dempster
Mary Mastrocola
Debbie Hogan
CHELTENHAM
TEAM 1
Abbey Dawkins
Sarah Gallie
Josie Mulcahy
Julia Hurz
Megan Geschke
Megan Hendry
Ameilia Mercoulia
Mikaela Hayes
Nicole Dureau
Renae Khalil
Alison Ferguson
Claire O'Reily
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Jacqui Miller
Kym Pike
Amy Clemens
Ronnie Ferguson
Jenna Rohr
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UMPIRE’S CORNER / THE WHITE KNIGHT
What a huge effort by Mark Petalas at Hallam
last weekend! Mark field umpired the Thirds,
Reserves and Seniors in quick succession
and still looked fit enough to go around again.
Unfortunately, there were no more games to be
had, so he had to wait until Sunday to umpire
two more Masters Rules matches. Twenty
quarters of open age football in a weekend
is an amazing effort, and the only similar
achievement in recent years was when Jack
Thompson umpired four practice matches
in a day at Dingley. With the flu season upon
us, several field umpires have been umpiring
“doubler headers” on a regular basis to make
sure that all appointments are filled. Thanks to
everyone who has helped out in this way.
Steve Gelsi has been juggling appointments on
the SFNL boundary with acting as a boundary
umpire observer for the VFL. He reports that
former SFNL boundary umpire John Cooper has
reached the 50 senior game milestone mark
there. He also reports that Coops has been
performing some moves on the boundary that
wouldn’t be out of place in the Australian Ballet.
Big sister Elise, who is one of our senior field
umpires, could borrow some of Coops’ moves
for her ballet classes.
Steve Maunder was appointed to his first senior
game last week. Unfortunately, he copped
an injury and had to pull out. This could have
been a blessing in disguise as he left his
boots and umpiring uniform in a plastic bag
at Moorabbin the previous Saturday. When the
bag was opened at training on Thursday, the
socks almost walked out of the change rooms
unaided. If Steve hadn’t washed them before
Saturday, he may have been a lonely man in the
rooms. Hopefully he gets another crack at the
seniors in the next few weeks.
The SFNL is a family league and the latest pair
of siblings to umpire with us are the Crigans,
now that field umpire Sam has signed up
younger brother Josh to wave the flags.
On the last three Thursdays in July (July 16, 23
and 30), training for all Umpires will take place
from 6.00pm at Moorleigh Reserve, Bignell
Road, East Bentleigh, instead of Bricker Reserve.
Please make sure that you attend the correct
training venue. Training on Tuesday nights during
this period remains at Bricker Reserve.
All female Field, Boundary and Goal Umpires
are required to attend a compulsory coaching
session on Thursday 23 July at 6.00pm,
Moorleigh Reserve. To will have the opportunity
to listen to SFNL Umpiring Ambassador and
four-time AFL Grand Final Umpire, Stephen
McBurney, talk about how you can progress
your umpiring career.
It is a compulsory requirement for all Field,
Boundary and Goal Umpires to be accredited to
at least Level 1 under the AFL National Umpires
Accreditation Scheme.
Please refer to a recent email sent by Toby
Jedwab from Peter Mair - Director of Umpiring,
or refer to the umpiring news page under the
umpiring tab on the sfnl.com.au website for
further information.
Remember that:
“We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”
2015 SFNL LEADING GOAL KICKERS
DIVISION 1 SENIORS
DIVISION 1 RESERVES
THIS
WEEK
PLAYER/CLUB
TOTAL
THIS
WEEK
PLAYER/CLUB
TOTAL
James Morris
Mordialloc
5
42
Stefan Feehan
Dingley
2
49
Mark Ryan
East Malvern
6
42
Mitchell Stevens
Cheltenham
5
30
Stewart Scanlon
Clayton
4
36
Corey Pearce
Clayton
0
29
Travis Ridgway
St Pauls
3
34
Leigh Moore
Dingley
1
29
Patrick Nicholls
Cheltenham
2
32
Kane Davidson
Dingley
0
28
Daniel Farmer
Dingley
5
31
Ben Padula
East Malvern
3
26
Philip Smith
East Brighton
8
24
Sam Williams
Dingley
6
24
Dean Francis
Dingley
1
22
Christopher Sharp
Bentleigh
0
22
Matthew Ravenall
Mordialloc
3
22
Jack Crameri
Clayton
3
21
Dion Lucas
East Brighton
0
18
Sam Williams
Dingley
2
20
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
43
DIVISION 2 SENIORS
DIVISION 2 RESERVES
PLAYER/CLUB
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
PLAYER/CLUB
Tyson King
Keysborough
5
55
Mathew Poore
Skye
0
David Velardo
Oakleigh District
8
49
Christopher Lacey
Springvale District
5
36
Joel Hanlon
Hampton
0
36
Michael Kalviskis
Skye
8
30
Scott Fiora
Hampton
1
30
Bradley Scott
Keysborough
2
22
Matthew Jamieson
Heatherton
0
27
Warrick Hanks
Keysborough
1
21
Adam Connell
Caulfield
4
25
Jaiden Peters
Hampton
3
20
Benjamin Evans
Skye
2
25
Kyle Gascoigne
Hampton
2
19
Corrie Wilson
Doveton Eagles
0
25
Matt Griffin
Heatherton
1
18
Lachlan Morrey
Springvale District
0
22
Christopher Mccann
Skye
1
16
Jake Dunn
Keysborough
1
21
Matthew Dobson
Oakleigh District
1
16
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
DIVISION 3 SENIORS
DIVISION 3 RESERVES
PLAYER/CLUB
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
PLAYER/CLUB
Shane Peake
Endeavour Hills
6
47
James Morrey
Ashwood
2
31
Luke Galle
5
45
Clinton Gottinger
Lyndale
0
30
3
43
Tarquin Booth
Ashwood
7
30
Thomas Dewar
Mt Waverley
Carrum Patterson
Lakes
Black Rock
0
39
William Kruss
Moorabbin
0
30
Trent Davey
Moorabbin
6
34
Mark Frenken
Sandown
0
27
Christopher Meyers
Ashwood
3
33
Troy Lange
South Yarra
2
26
Frank Martinicchio
Ashwood
0
31
Clinton Jarrett
Endeavour Hills
3
24
Matthew Johansson
Moorabbin
2
29
Kaine Bundy
Dandenong
2
24
Daniel Morrison
Endeavour Hills
2
25
Michael Lobb
Moorabbin
0
22
Matt Neve
Hallam
2
25
Richard Brand
Black Rock
0
20
Trevor March
UNDER 19s
THIRDS - RED
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
Dingley
1
63
Xavier Pauli
StKilda
4
59
Christian Gabbert
Oakleigh District
3
28
PLAYER/CLUB
Zach Allen
Hampton
7
26
Troy Docherty
Matthew Mccormick
Bradley Dyer
Jayden Cameron
Christopher Deluca
Tyson Ross
1
22
THIRDS - BLUE
Shane Thomas
Skye
Hallam
0
17
Shaun Cusack
Cheltenham
0
16
Joshua Keyt
Tom Binghams
Daniel Knopers
Peter Rizzi
Anthony Batrich
Madison Talarico
Carmine Scimia
Dingley
1
15
Jake Halasz
St Pauls
0
15
James Halliwell
Bentleigh
1
15
THIS
WEEK
TOTAL
Skye
Sandown
Skye
South Yarra
Skye
2
4
0
3
0
39
37
31
27
17
Dingley
Cerberus
Cheltenham
Dingley
Cerberus
3
0
0
0
0
27
27
24
19
18
PLAYER/CLUB
WITHOUT SUPPORT AT
GRASSROOTS LEVEL, WHO KNOWS WHERE
RICHO MAY HAVE ENDED UP
With over $3 million invested since 2008, James Boag’s
Draught is an avid supporter of grassroots footy.
Because we know that the best quality products come
from the best possible origins.
FROM THE PURE WATERS OF TASMANIA

round 12 - Southern Football League

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