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1THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012

The weather gods smiled on us as the divisions

and under age sections took to the fi elds in the

fi rst weekend of fi nals. Already we have had three

teams promoted and a draw which resulted in

overtime and a pulsating two point victory to Old

Geelong.

Sportscover Arena hosted the two closest games

of Week 1 of the fi nals series. The second semi

fi nal in Division 1 saw North Old Boys/St Pats win

by just 2 points over Peninsula and are now re-

entering Premier C. North Old Boys combined with

St Patricks, Ballarat in 2006 and were relegated to

Division 1 in 2007. Mergers can take a period of

time for integration to occur and with this year’s

president hailing from the St Pat’s half they are

reaping the rewards and a whole new opportunity

awaits for this club.

Our new extra time rules were put into place for

the in the fi rst semi fi nal in Division one between

Old Geelong and Whitefriars. At the end of normal

time the teams were locked at 11.10.76 each

of two. Both clubs went into a huddle and the

captains summoned into the centre for the coin

toss to select ends. Previously it was a straight

swap of ends but this rule was changed last year.

Two fi ve minute halves of time on were played out

and Old Geelong celebrated with a 2 point victory.

For the record if the scores were level after the

second half the timekeepers are instructed not to

blow the siren until the next score.

Congratulations also to Bulleen Templestowe and

South Mornington who have gained promotion

to Divisions 1 and 3 respectively. Bulleen

Templestowe, a former A Section club, responded

in the best possible way after being relegated last

year. South Mornington entered the VAFA in 2007

and this is their fi rst promotion after building a

base following their success in securing the

reserves premiership in 2011.

Two sides have the opportunity to go through the

sections in consecutive years - Parkdale Vultures

and Prahran Assumption. They are endeavouring

to win through to Premier C and Division 1

respectively after winning premierships in 2011.

What is interesting to note is that both of these

clubs are merged clubs similar to NOBS/St Pats in

Division 1. In 2004, Parkdale Vultures commenced

as a merge between Mentone Amateurs and

Parkdale from the Southern Football League.

This is the second year of the successful Prahran

and Assumption College amalgamation. This is

on the back of the outstanding success St Bedes/

Mentone Tigers had winning three consecutive

fl ags in Premier C, B then A from 2006 - 08. The

success of these clubs must have other clubs

pondering such a move.

The Premier Sections enter the fi nals this week

and we have six blockbuster semis played at

Sportscover Arena, Box Hill City Oval and Trevor

Barker Oval, Sandringham. With the AFL making

the strategic move of placing their fi nals at night

so as not to take on the VAFA’s fi nals head to head,

all focus will be on VAFA matches during the day.

Make sure you keep abreast of all the action on

your Live Scores app. Go to vafa.com.au for details

on how to connect.

For the second year we had the vote count

completed live on 96.5 INR FM last Tuesday and

Wednesday. In 2009, after a successful senior

career at Richmond, Cam Howat returned to his

schoolboy team Old Carey. In his four years in

the VAFA, he has been a part of Old Carey’s 2010

Premier B premiership, toured Ireland in 2011, this

year captained the senior Big V and on Wednesday

was announced the winner of the Woodrow Medal

as the Best and Fairest in the Premier Section.

Congratulations to all the winners with a full list in

the For the Love of the Game section of the Amateur

Footballer.

Th e Amateur FootballerTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIONSeptember 8-9, 2012 $3.00 Vol. 12 No. 20

AFL AVOIDS VAFA CLASH

Michael ShollyED

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Front Cover: De La Salle’s Tyson Hunt

2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012

PREM

IER Andrew Leonard

SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

What have we learnt from 18 rounds of football?

The home and away season concluded last week

and with studying over it’s time for exams. Do

we have a premiership favourite? Who will pass

the fi nal exam with the best mark in 2012? On

pure statistics you would have to say that the

ladder positions are an accurate refl ection on any

market if one was to be framed When crunching

the numbers of win/loss record against the other

fi nalists Collegians come out on top with a record

of 4-2. Old Xaverians an d De La Salle both have a

3-3 record whilst Old Scotch is 2-4 against their

fi nals opponents. What does it tell us? The answer

is nothing. Finals are a diff erent beast and for that

reason Collegians can be happy with a win against

Old Xavs last week, but it would be dangerous to

expect the same again.

Old Carey fi nished their season on a high with

a win over De La Salle at home. Carey always

match up well against De La and the Panthers

led all day and were intent on ending their

season on a happy note. There is no doubt they

have enormous talent but losing three games by

under a kick has ultimately cost them a place in

September. Damien Yze kicked three to go top of

the Sharp Shooters table and despite a late De La

Salle fi ght back, Old Carey hung on to win their

fi nal game of 2012 by 14 points.

Uni Blues were on the cusp of breaking their

Brindisi Street hoodoo when they lead St Bedes/

Mentone Tigers by 14 points at the fi nal change.

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers proceeded to rattle

on fi ve unanswered goals in the fi nal term to

just two behinds from Uni Blues. Darcy Holden

fi nished with fi ve goals into end the Tigers season

on a high. Both clubs will be keen to reset for a

stronger showing in 2013, particularly earlier in

the season.

Old Trinity and Caulfi eld Grammarians played

out an entertaining contest in their last game in

Premier Section for at least a season. The relegated

sides were both looking to end the season with a

smile and most observers were probably hoping

that the Fielders could salute for the fi rst time

this year. Alas it wasn’t to be as Old Trinity kicked

away to win by 38 points with four goals to Brett

Howell and three to Andrew Ramsden to take

him level with Old Carey’s Yze to share the goal

kicking honours. Caulfi eld become the seventh

team to record a winless season in the top section

but the lessons learnt this year should keep them

in good stead for a massive tilt at the Premier B

premiership in 2013. For Old Trinity the question

remains will Rambo play on?

Old Scotch have found some devastating form in

recent weeks. The come from behind win against

Old Carey has lifted their confi dence levels, trust

and belief in each other to all time highs. They

are playing fast, exciting football and it was on

display against St Bernards at Camberwell last

Saturday. A nine goal second term was merely the

centerpiece in a display that should have De La

Salle checking the video this week. Lach Hill was

on the end of fi ve goals and Matt Burns four as

the Cardinals sourced multiple avenues to goal. St

Bernards would be happy with their season, for a

time they were a chance of playing fi nals before

injuries took their toll. Five goals to Andrew

Merrington was a good return and winning the

last quarter with six goals to one is a fond memory

to take into pre-season.

Collegians were pleased with the win over Old

Xaverians but won’t be taking it for granted.

Collegians had 10 more scoring shots, had three

players kick 4.11 between them and prevailed by

10 points. The highlight of the day was the mark

of the year that wasn’t. Collegians backman Will

Tardif fl ew above the pack on the goal line to haul

down a Shaun Smith like screamer only for the

goal umpire to adjudicate that Ben Kennedy’s kick

for goal had crossed the line for six points. (check

the photo on the inside back cover of the record)

Tardif was denied as were Old Xaverians, but this

NOW FOR FINAL

EXAMS

TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD

SEMI FINAL 2

Collegians v Old Xaverians

SEMI FINAL 1

De La Salle v Old Scotch


was just a mock exam, the real stuff happens this

weekend.

Collegians v Old Xaverians

Collegians should be confi dent that they have

the game to defeat Old Xaverians. Old Xavs on

the other are either foxing or have some question

marks on their form. It’s always hard to tell how a

side’s form is going when they have been locked

in to a double chance for a few weeks. Perhaps

Xavs have been coasting? Both sides have players

to return to their best 22 and both have injury

clouds over key players. Jon Mercuri rolled his

ankle and doesn’t look a likely starter but Matt

Handley should return from a week off . Whether

they get balance out of that swap is a question

for Andy Gowers and his match committee. Trent

Zimbachs also seemed to roll an ankle last week

but he should play. They also have Jack Bull to

return and a certain Nick Sautner who is almost

right. So to a prediction, if the game is anything

like last week then we are in for a treat. Collegians

are in form and have the momentum so should

win by 13 points.

De La Salle v Old Scotch

De La Salle’s form line is a harder read than the

Art of War. One week they are up the next they

get beaten. De La had a great quarter against

Old Xavs sandwiched by losses to Old Carey and

St Bedes/Mentone. More worrying was their last

match against Sunday’s opponents Old Scotch.

Yes, there were players out and yes, De La have

virtually had the last few weeks knowing they

were playing fi nals but the lack of consistency

make them hard to tip. Old Scotch are the

complete opposite and in recent weeks have

been building their form to a fi nals like standard.

On form alone I lean to Old Scotch by 24 points

but who knows, fi nals are a diff erent beast.

PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVEOld Carey 5.1, 9.3, 11.5, 12.8 (80)De La Salle 3.2, 4.6, 7.8, 9.12 (66)GOALS, Old Carey: D. Yze 3, B. Smithwick 2, M. Laidlaw 2, R. Josephs 1, J. Rowe 1, S. Freemantle 1, A. Stewart-Holmes 1, S. Harris 1 De La Salle: B. Eddy 3, N. Roberts 2, J. Phillips 1, S. Pickett 1, J. Vickers 1, D. Close 1BEST, Old Carey: R. Josephs, J. Rowe, M. Parker, S. Freemantle, L. Mcqueen-Miscamble, M. Laidlaw De La Salle: S. Haslem, D. Lowe, J. Gotch, T. Moloney, J. Baxter, T. HuntOld Trinity 5.2, 8.10, 12.15, 18.18 (126)Caulfi eld Grammarians 5.3, 7.3, 11.5, 13.10 (88)GOALS, Old Trinity: B. Howell 4, A. Ramsden 3, A. Heuston 2, B. Iezzi 2, P. Mescher 1, J. Hunt 1, N. Hunt 1, G. Hamilton 1, B. Barratt 1, F. Stewart 1, D. Chamberlain 1 Caulfi eld Grammarians: B. Sinclair 4, B. Price 2, T. O’Sullivan 2, L. Everett 2, D. Pelchen 1, L. Price 1, T. Quinn 1BEST, Old Trinity: K. Butler, N. Hunt, J. Steinhart, B. Iezzi, J. Gale Caulfi eld Grammarians: B. Sinclair, M. Nelson, M. Liddell, D. Scheetz, T. O’Sullivan, T. SundbergOld Scotch 6.2, 15.3, 21.6, 22.10 (142)St Bernards 4.5, 5.10, 8.13, 14.20 (104)GOALS, Old Scotch: L. Hill 5, M. Burns 4, C. Watts 3, M. Seed 2, M. Van den Broek 2, A. Lim 1, S. Barnett 1, J. Davis 1, G. Van den Broek 1, A. Pike 1, A. Houlihan 1 St Bernards: A. Merrington 5, B. George 2, L. O’Sullivan 1, C. Mitchell 1, T. Gleeson 1, T. Caven 1, J. Madden 1, A. Grosso 1, D. Byrne 1BEST, Old Scotch: M. Burns, R. Eva, T. Mckinley, M. Van den Broek, L. Hill, A. Houlihan St Bernards: N. Cooke, A. Merrington, J. Madden, A. Singleton, L. O’Sullivan, C. MitchellCollegians 0.6, 4.9, 7.13, 9.18 (72)Old Xaverians 3.4, 6.5, 8.5, 9.8 (62)GOALS, Collegians: C. Blumfi eld 3, T. Zimbachs 1, N. Corp 1, J. Dixon 1, S. Taft 1, C. Lee 1, N. Ries 1 Old Xaverians: J. Williams 3, B. Kennedy 2, D. Harangozo 2, B. Goss 1, D. LYNCH 1BEST, Collegians: C. Holst, C. Blumfi eld, J. Harvey, C. Hylton, S. Inglis, C. Lee Old Xaverians: P. Ambrose, R. Colbert, M. Ball, B. Kennedy, O. Gidley, J. WilliamsSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers 5.1, 7.2, 12.3, 17.8 (110)University Blues 4.2, 9.3, 14.5, 14.7 (91)GOALS, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: D. Holden 5, G. Rowlands 3, S. Glennen 3, M. Curcio 2, C. Richards 1, L. Stutterd 1, L. Terrell 1, D. Waters 1 University Blues: J. Watts 4, H. Mcdonald 2, J. Nash 2, P. Gardiner 1, B. Mcconnell 1, M. Torney 1, C. Frinsdorf 1, J. Mugavin 1, M. Rippon 1BEST, St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: D. Holden, C. Richards, D. Garside, S. Richards, M. Wintle, L. Stutterd University Blues: J. Mugavin, J. Watts, B. Mcconnell, A. Austin, W. Cuningham, M. Monteith

De La Salle 5.2, 10.5, 18.9, 24.14 (158)Old Carey 0.2, 2.4, 3.5, 3.8 (26)GOALS, De La Salle: T. Parker 5, N. Fyfi eld 4, M. Duggan 4, L. Bull 3, A. Palmer 2, E. Espinosa 1, R. Harris 1, D. Griffi n 1, N. Roberts 1, J. Crowe 1, A. Roberts 1 Old Carey: S. Lenders 2, L. Marriott 1BEST, De La Salle: L. Bull, A. Roberts, J. Crowe, J. Hansen, M. Nankervis, M. De Luca, M. DugganOld Carey: R. Mitchelhill, L. Mckinnon, H. Mcqueen-Miscamble, C. Wallace, N. Colbert, B. FordhamCaulfi eld Grammarians 6.5, 13.11, 19.15, 25.19 (169)Old Trinity 1.2, 2.2, 2.4, 5.5 (35)GOALS, Caulfi eld Grammarians: D. Daly 3, A. Strain 3, M. Hacket 3, N. Karoly 2, J. Stewart 2, W. Berry 2, A. Clarke 2, J. Quayle 1, D. Allanson 1, D. Tobias 1, F. Mcardle 1, S. Howard 1, C. Fagan 1, Z. Parsons 1 Old Trinity: W. Bowman 3, M. Brown 1, D. Constantinou 1BEST, Caulfi eld Grammarians: W. Berry, T. Nixon, J. Mclean, D. Daly, N. Karoly, A. ClarkeOld Trinity: K. Spassopoulos, J. Petdro, N. Chamberlain, R. Gillies, D. Coulsen-Hoff acker, A. PrittieOld Scotch 2.5, 7.8, 12.12, 19.18 (132)St Bernards 3.1, 3.3, 5.6, 6.7 (43)GOALS, Old Scotch: L. Armstrong 3, N. Allen 3, W. Strange 3, A. Tummel 2, T. Mead 1, M. Davis 1, J. Clarke 1, H. Dick 1, J. Halbert 1, S. Barnett 1, M. Peric 1, C. Mcdonough 1 St Bernards: S. Clarke 3, J. Rose 1, B. Peart 1, C. Forder 1BEST, Old Scotch: L. Armstrong, W. Strange, A. Gray, M. Davis, N. Allen, J. Clarke St Bernards: S. Cannatelli, K. Farrell, S. Clarke, M. Sweeney, J. RoseCollegians 3.2, 5.3, 7.6, 9.7 (61)Old Xaverians 2.2, 4.4, 4.6, 6.7 (43)GOALS, Collegians: B. Dixon 2, D. Russo 1, S. Cutts 1, T. Penberthy 1, J. Hampton 1, L. Whitby 1, D. Maddock 1, S. Hall 1 Old Xaverians: C. Larkins 3, D. Iacuone 1, F. Paterson 1, M. Hannan 1BEST, Collegians: N. Bobeff , S. Evans, T. Penberthy, A. Howison, J. Band-Conrick, A. StoneOld Xaverians: E. Prowse, A. Ryan, S. Lees, J. Pintal, M. Walsh, J. ScanlanUniversity Blues 5.5, 7.10, 12.13, 21.16 (142)St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 5.0 (30)GOALS, University Blues: J. Vickers-Willis 8, D. Barton 3, H. Weddell 2, N. Hardie-Grant 2, B. Laidlaw 1, M. Leishman 1, J. Mugavin 1, A. Nice 1, D. Withers 1, J. Townley 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Heron 2, S. Napier 1, L. Porter 1, N. Kane 1BEST, University Blues: J. Vickers-Willis, A. Nice, D. Withers, S. Driscoll, H. Weddell, A. WeddellSt Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Heron, L. Porter, D. Foot-Connolly, N. Seeber, M. Mcgettigan, S. Napier


PREM

IER

B

With no cinderella stories rising from the last

home and away fi xture, the fi nal four remains

unchanged. Blacks take minor premiership

honours, Skevs hang onto the double chance,

Beauy tuck into third and OMs make up the

quaddie. There are probably a few fairy stories

however coming from the Silly Sunday and Mad

Monday exploits of those who have once again

pulled on tu-tus, tiaras and fi shnet stockings.

Nothing wrong with footballers letting off steam

and bonding in harmless post-season nuttiness,

but why does it usually involve dressing as

women? And petite women at that? Nuggety

onballers swathed in feather boas, power forwards

mincing about in Kylie Minogue hotpants while

burly backmen pirouette and squat in drunken

grande-pliés a la the Black Swan. Men are so weird,

we’ll never understand you!

OLD HAILEYBURY fi nished with eleven wins and a

full sail, claiming a juicy SKOB scalp last weekend.

Another year establishing some consistency in B

grade should help their next tilt at Premier, Gooda

was a terrifi c pickup this year and young Seccull

electric when free to ply his trade.

OLD BRIGHTON also fi nished on the right side

of the ledger with ten wins following a very

strong back nine. Austen and Bruin were solid

throughout and Anthony made a welcome

return to senior footy. Coach Simon Williams will

be getting his lads’ preparation underway much

earlier for season 2013, watch for them next year.

AJAX coach and popular Amateur journeyman

Bernie Sheehy announced his retirement last

weekend after four years at the Jacka helm. The

incomparable Bernie steered his lads to a much-

celebrated Premier C fl ag last year and a safe

berth in B grade for 2013. The step-up in class

didn’t faze Team of the Year full forward David

Fayman, who also wins this year’s Sharpshooter

Award (60 goals). Fayman takes out the double-

double if you like, considering he claimed those

same two honours last year in Premier C.

WERRIBEE Districts avoid the bounce-back to

Premier C, a feat in itself given an horrendous list

of early-season injuries. Still, it meant blooding

talented youngsters such as Bol Kolang. With a

solid junior club connection and a robust winning

culture the Tigers should reassert themselves in

2013.

OAKLEIGH will be disappointed with relegation

after fi nishing fi fth last year however coach

Stillman also had to contend with an endless

stream of injuries, running 48 players through the

seniors. Losing Holden and Jetta didn’t help – but

Harold, Cleary and Lamb showed class.

OLD IVANHOE struggled with just the solitary

win but pushed a few sides. Hayden Heta made

a welcome return, Nick Butler and Michael

Delmonte toiled hard but the ‘Hoes are all tip and

no iceberg until they recover from the pre-season

raid that decimated their young ranks.

SECOND SEMI FINAL PREVIEW

After the loss to Old Haileybury last week St Kevins

will be disappointed with their form coming into

fi nals: the tri-colours were challenged through

the midfi eld and ineffi cient with the ball, however

their backline was very impressive - Sam Bishop

in particular played a beauty. Skobber fans will

be relieved to see a number of playmakers return

to the line-up this week. Uni Blacks stitched up

the minor premiership with a 22-goal drubbing

of Old Ivanhoe; not really the best prep for fi nals

either aside from kicking practice and a chance to

Di Langton

THE FINAL FOUR, THE SILLY SIX


SEMI FINAL 2

University Blacks v St Kevins

SEMI FINAL 1

Beaumaris v Old Melburnians


rest a few aches and niggles. Mahon and Lahy are

coming into great form and Levi Kalms’ raking left

foot adds x-factor grunt to the Black’s silky band

of fi nesse players. St Kevin’s coach Dan Harford

has some heavy expectations on his shoulders

(and a few tricks up his sleeve) while Matt

Kempton would like nothing better than to hip

and shoulder Uni Blues grasping the holy grail of

Premier promotion. Both sides will be spurred on,

don’t miss a brilliant showcase of quality amateur

talent: Saturday at Box Hill City Oval. Blacks for

mine in a thriller.

FIRST SEMI FINAL PREVIEW

Beaumaris won ugly last week, but winning

form is winning form. Old Melburnians had a

better showing with TOTY team-mates Beck (8)

and Marangon showing their ample wares in

a far slicker unit than the less-than-fi t side fi rst

PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVEBeaumaris 3.3, 9.8, 13.12, 20.14 (134)

AJAX 5.2, 9.4, 13.5, 19.10 (124)

GOALS, Beaumaris: T. Buckley 5, W. Murton 4, M. Petering 3, S. Gower 2, L. Mcnicholas 1, S.

Mclaren 1, B. Haynes 1, S. Braithwaite 1, T. Cumming 1, O. Webber 1 AJAX: D. Fayman 8, J. Lew 4,

B. Caplan 2, W. Steinberg 2, J. Ludski 1, J. White 1, M. Kaye 1

BEST, Beaumaris: T. Buckley, W. Murton, B. Haynes, L. Mcnicholas, M. Ensor, J. Ward AJAX: D.

Fayman, M. Jankie, W. Steinberg, R. Winograd, A. Caplan, J. White

Old Haileybury 2.1, 5.3, 8.5, 17.7 (109)

St Kevins 2.2, 4.5, 6.8, 8.9 (57)

GOALS, Old Haileybury: T. Ridgway 4, W. Mctaggart 4, B. Seccull 2, J. Nicolopoulos 2, H.

Mclauchlan 1, C. Millard 1, M. Stowe 1, D. Comben 1, M. Lillie 1 St Kevins: Z. Ginies 3, P. Aughton

2, H. Parkes 1, R. Caldow 1, J. Staffi eri 1

BEST, Old Haileybury: P. Gleadhill, B. Seccull, L. Nash, J. Nicolopoulos, A. Woltering, N. Gooda St

Kevins: S. Bishop, K. Wissell, M. Shanahan, P. Aughton, L. Dunne, B. Dowd

Old Melburnians 6.2, 10.4, 14.11, 20.15 (135)

Oakleigh 2.1, 3.2, 6.5, 8.10 (58)

GOALS, Old Melburnians: C. Beck 8, L. Bennett 4, J. Beaumont 2, W. Hatfi eld 2, E. De Fegely 1, P.

Kruger 1, N. Nixon 1, T. Paule 1 Oakleigh: C. Meyers 2, P. Ioannidis 1, S. Buchanan 1, P. Tsoucalas

1, T. Scott 1, J. Hunt 1, J. Pappon 1

BEST, Old Melburnians: C. Beck, A. Marangon, H. Macciolli, E. De Fegely, L. Haralambous, W.

Johnson

Oakleigh: T. Doherty, S. Doherty, P. Holden, P. Ioannidis, J. Pappon, N. Seel

University Blacks 4.8, 9.13, 14.15, 23.17 (155)

Old Ivanhoe 1.1, 1.2, 2.3, 3.5 (23)

GOALS, University Blacks: J. Foster 7, J. Slabbert 3, C. Richardson 3, J. Matthews 3, A. Torney

2, C. Turner 1, L. Kalms 1, H. Lahy 1, C. Roberts 1, J. Gardiner 1 Old Ivanhoe: N. Butler 2, I.

Dawkins 1

BEST, University Blacks: B. Mahon, H. Lahy, J. Foster, L. Kalms, A. Drysdale, N. Batten Old

Ivanhoe: M. Mitris, A. Baldwin, H. Heta, R. Gieschen, M. Delmonte, E. Spargo

Old Brighton 5.2, 8.6, 14.9, 15.13 (103)

Werribee Districts 1.2, 4.9, 5.13, 10.16 (76)

GOALS, Old Brighton: T. Mentiplay 10, B. Rawlinson 1, J. North 1, T. Clarke 1, B. Gadsden 1, J.

Perrett 1 Werribee Districts: C. Molivas 2, A. Taylor 2, A. Alifraco 1, N. Morrison 1, J. Huxtable 1, L.

Johnston 1, S. Callea 1, S. Dean 1

BEST, Old Brighton: T. Mentiplay, A. Dewar, A. Edge, B. Rawlinson, T. Mariani, J. Dickerson

Werribee Districts: M. Dean, J. Huxtable, J. Sargent, C. Molivas, C. Purton, L. Patterson

Beaumaris 3.0, 8.3, 10.9, 17.14 (116)

AJAX 2.1, 3.2, 5.3, 7.5 (47)

GOALS, Beaumaris: T. Pritchard 4, T. Rayner 3, W. Mattingley 2, M. Millar 2, C. Langdon 2, G.

Roberts 2, M. Defontenay 1, D. Pritchard 1 AJAX: J. Gocs 3, B. Michowski 1, A. Berman 1, R.

White 1, J. Givoni 1

BEST, Beaumaris: T. Pritchard, G. Roberts, D. Pritchard, T. Rayner, T. Woolnough, M. Millar

AJAX: N. Lewis, J. Gocs, A. Berman, A. LERNER, A. Kalb, R. Abraham

Old Haileybury 1.4, 4.8, 8.10, 13.11 (89)

St Kevins 5.1, 7.3, 10.5, 11.5 (71)

GOALS, Old Haileybury: A. Mathers 3, P. Hutchinson 2, R. Mosbey 2, S. Fitzgerald 1, M. Seccull 1,

D. Gilby 1, R. Mcmurray 1, J. Spanos 1, T. Coles 1 St Kevins: N. Hobson 4, D. Gibbs 2, L. Mcdonell 1,

T. Marchesani 1, S. O’Connor 1, T. Bowden 1, T. O’Rourke 1

BEST, Old Haileybury: A. Mathers, M. Seccull, R. Mosbey, C. Hill, D. Mackenzie, R. Mathers St

Kevins: T. O’Rourke, J. Liston, D. Mahoney, S. Landers, A. White, N. Hobson

Old Melburnians 5.6, 11.10, 15.11, 18.21 (129)

Oakleigh 0.2, 1.2, 1.2, 2.3 (15)

GOALS, Old Melburnians: B. Mckie 4, B. Townsing 3, D. Hughes 2, E. Fanning 2, J. De Steiger 2, A.

Coleridge 2, E. Hughes 2, C. Righetti 1 Oakleigh: M. Margetis 1, B. Hogan 1

BEST, Old Melburnians: E. Fanning, B. Mckie, D. Hughes, M. Mccoy, C. Righetti, J. De Steiger

Oakleigh: S. Way, A. Murray, M. Bentham, B. Hogan, M. Bertucci, D. Ruddy

University Blacks 5.4, 11.11, 15.19, 22.22 (154)

Old Ivanhoe 1.1, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3 (15)

GOALS, University Blacks: A. Cook 4, J. Crameri 4, A. Jesse 3, T. Brennan 3, J. Bismire 2, S. Myers

2, J. Gaylor 2, M. Aitken 1, J. Steadman 1 Old Ivanhoe: L. Bolzan 1, A. Steer 1

BEST, University Blacks: J. Gaylor, J. Crameri, A. Cook, A. Else, H. Guthrie, S. Myers Old Ivanhoe:

A. Diorietes, J. O’Neill, M. Golden, L. Bolzan, D. Veli, A. Sheehan

Old Brighton 6.2, 8.7, 11.13, 12.17 (89)


GOALS, Old Brighton: B. Blatt 4, W. Bardoel 2, J. Salem 2, C. Mizzi 1, A. Taylor 1, N. Collins 1,

D. Jennings 1 Werribee Districts: P. Keogh 3, T. Sapountzis 2, B. Armstrong 2, M. Smith 1, A.

Taylor 1, M. Palmer 1, B. Paech 1

BEST, Old Brighton: W. Bardoel, N. Collins, J. Beaton, D. Jennings, J. Edge, A. Taylor Werribee

Districts: J. Callea, B. Paech, A. Taylor, P. Keogh, M. Palmer, M. Smith

inherited by Nathan Brown in the pre-season.

The Sharks play well at Trevor Barker Oval and

Jason Mifsud will fi eld a mix of talented youth

and fi nals warriors like Haynes and Dean. Young

backman Lachie Boyd has impressed this year

and his agility combined with Ensor’s street-

smarts will make things hard for the dark blue

forwards. Mind you, Lachie Bennett’s tenacity

and James Beaumont’s creativity all around

the ground will be diffi cult to counter. It’s all or

nothing on Sunday at Trevor Barker Oval, expect

to see everything left out there on the fi eld in this

sudden death showdown. Another tight one, I’m

tipping Beauy by less than three goals.


PREM

IER

C

With all fi ve Round 18 games in Premier C having

direct implications on the composition of the

top four, spies from Fitzroy, Marcellin, Mazenod,

PEGS and Old Camberwell would have been

scattered at the diff erent grounds, reporting

back to HQ with exactly what their clubs needed

to get to the promised land. In the end, the big

winners were the Roys and the Nodders, who

claimed second and fourth spot respectively,

with great wins.

One positive for Mazenod was that the number

crunchers weren’t required. The equation was

simple: win and they stayed in; lose and it would

take a miracle. In front of a partisan crowd at

their beloved Central Reserve, they booked their

spot in the fi rst semi fi nal. The Nodders started

well, but were inaccurate, with 19 scoring shots

to eight only translating to a 26 point margin

at the half. The inaccuracy continued through

the third quarter, but the Nodders were in

complete control, with the game over at three

quarter time. From there, the sting went out of

the contest and the game meandered towards

the fi nal siren. David Regan was Mazenod’s best

player, while Ben Phibbs was back near his best

and Chamath Jayaweera bagged fi ve. For the

Vultures, the loss was disappointing, but they

fi nished clear on top for a reason and they will

regroup in time for the highly anticipated clash

with Fitzroy. Mark Kidner was their best.

PEGS certainly did everything they could to

make it to the top four, chalking up a big win

at Monash. It was a polished display from the

Grammar, who won all four quarters to fi nish the

season on a high note. Chris Goullet capped off

an outstanding season with another dominant

performance, while Brett Hannah’s form, since

promotion from the under 19s, has been another

highlight. For the Ashes, George Smyth, Andrew

Hickey and Sam Baring again stood up.

Old Camberwell needed Mazenod and PEGS to

lose, along with winning its own game, to get

back into fourth and they managed to hold up

their end of the bargain, getting home in a cliff -

hanger against Rupertswood. Warren Carlyle

and Rohan Kapoor starred for the home side

in the win which ended a frustrating year on a

high note. From Rupo’s perspective, the usual

suspects all stood up: Leigh Brennan with six,

Lachlan Baddeley, Mitch Gaunt and Matthew

Quigley.

As the Eagles made the short trip to Brockwell to

take on Banyule, they were well aware that they

needed to win big to give themselves a chance

of hanging on to second spot. Unfortunately for

Marcellin, the Bears had other ideas and, with

scores from Brunswick Street no doubt being

relayed through, the cue needed to be put in the

rack. Tom Jones has blossomed for the Eagles

and Jarrod Carlson had another great game. For

Banyule, Ryan Hay was their best, kicking four.

With half a percent separating Marcellin and

Fitzroy after Round 17, it was basically a case of

the Roys needing to beat the Rovers by more

than Marcellin beat Banyule to take second

spot. And after a pretty pedestrian fi rst stanza,

Fitzroy produced three of the fi nest quarters any

team has displayed this season, ramming home

28 of their 32 goals and pushing the margin in

the vicinity of 200. Fifteen Roys got their names

Simon Fuller

FITZROY GOALFEST SECURES SECOND SPOT

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SEMI FINAL 2

Parkdale Vultures v Fitzroy

SEMI FINAL 1

Marcellin v Mazenod


on the goal kickers list, with Cations notching

six. Jack Parkinson and Josh Vansittart were

other standouts in a win that will fi ll the Roys

with confi dence ahead of their fi nals campaign.

The Rovers skipper, Leigh Fletcher, fi nished the

season as he started, at the bottom of every pack

and giving his side everything he had.

Parkdale Vultures v Fitzroy

The fi nals commence on Saturday, with the

second semi between Parkdale and Fitzroy at

Trevor Barker Oval, in Sandringham. It’s hard to

know how much to take out of the performances

in Round 18, as the importance of their games

to the teams’ fi nal standings were at opposite

ends of the spectrum. Sandringham is a tough

ground to play on and it’s often blowing a gale

down there, so the team that adapts quickest to

the conditions will have a distinct advantage.

Parkdale won both games during the season,

but I think the Roys might turn the tables and

be the fi rst team to earn promotion to Premier B

Section for 2013.

Marcellin v Mazenod

Mazenod and Marcellin will do battle in the fi rst

semi on Sunday at Box Hill. The Nodders have

had a fantastic run after a 1-4 start and have a

real belief that they can beat anyone. Meanwhile,

Marcellin has been one of the standout teams

all season and they were also able to knock off

the Vultures in the past month. It will be a star-

studded contest between two proud clubs and

it should go right down to the wire. I’m tipping

Marcellin to just get up in a thriller.

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVEMarcellin 2.5, 8.10, 15.11, 18.13 (121)

Banyule 2.2, 6.2, 9.6, 13.8 (86)

GOALS, Marcellin: S. Abrahams 4, J. Carlson 3, T. Staff ord 3, B. Kerton 2, J. Bortolotto 2, T.

Carlson 1, D. Jarred 1, T. Butler 1, M. Bortolotto 1 Banyule: R. Hay 4, A. Barclay 3, J. Rice 2, J.

Langford 1, . Hooper 1, B. Walsh 1, S. Mckenzie 1

BEST, Marcellin: T. Jones, J. Crimmins, J. Carlson, M. Bortolotto, M. Holmes, P. Millsom Banyule:

R. Hay, B. Walsh, D. Gayfer, . Hooper, A. Brown, S. Hills

Fitzroy 4.9, 11.16, 20.19, 32.22 (214)

Hampton Rovers 2.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.2 (26)

GOALS, Fitzroy: S. Cations 6, R. Angiolella 4, C. Polidoras 4, M. Allen 3, M. Kyroussis 3, T. Cheshire

2, S. Baker 2, J. Dimond 1, J. Vansittart 1, T. Hudson-Bevege 1, M. Cussen 1, J. O’Reilly 1, J.

Parkinson 1, W. Fenton 1, J. Dalton 1 Hampton Rovers: E. Turner 2, M. Fletcher 1, J. Sperring 1

BEST, Fitzroy: J. Parkinson, J. Vansittart, C. Polidoras, M. Kyroussis, S. Cations, J. Dalton Hampton

Rovers: L. Fletcher, T. WITHEROW, J. Dillon, S. Clements, M. Care, E. Turner

Mazenod 3.6, 9.10, 13.16, 15.20 (110)

Parkdale Vultures 3.1, 6.2, 7.3, 11.6 (72)

GOALS, Mazenod: C. Jayaweera 5, B. Castledine 2, N. Gentile 1, R. Mann 1, R. Thomas 1, B.

Chamberlain 1, B. Phibbs 1, L. Greco 1, T. Bourbon 1, S. Jones 1 Parkdale Vultures: B. Hampton 3,

D. Rochford 3, R. Hayward 2, L. Platt 1, C. Ryan 1, M. Boland 1

BEST, Mazenod: D. Regan, C. Smith, T. Bourbon, D. Chamberlain, B. Phibbs, S. Jones Parkdale

Vultures: M. Kidner, T. Redmond, B. Hampton, D. Miller, L. Platt, D. Rochford

PEGS 6.5, 10.8, 14.11, 18.14 (122)

Monash Blues 0.4, 3.7, 4.11, 5.13 (43)

GOALS, PEGS: D. Forrest 4, J. Rogers 3, M. Wilson 2, D. Flaherty 2, C. Tzambazis 2, N. Bartram 1,

L. Fitzgerald 1, B. Hannah 1, T. Skurrie 1, R. Jones 1 Monash Blues: J. Gallagher 2, A. Hickey 1, A.

Armstrong 1, Z. Ledin 1

BEST, PEGS: C. Goullet, B. Hannah, T. Skurrie, D. Ryan, D. Perera, D. Forrest Monash Blues: G.

Smyth, A. Hickey, J. Griffi ths, J. Cosgriff , S. Baring, Z. Ledin

Old Camberwell 5.5, 6.10, 11.12, 15.15 (105)

Rupertswood 2.1, 7.4, 11.10, 15.11 (101)

GOALS, Old Camberwell: W. Carlyle 4, S. Needham 3, J. Heff ernan 2, N. Latsas 2, A. Stewart 1,

N. Tsindos 1, J. Duke 1, S. Bennett 1 Rupertswood: L. Brennan 6, L. Baddeley 2, M. Gaunt 2, B.

Brennan 2, A. Smith 1, J. Bradley 1, B. Gay 1

BEST, Old Camberwell: R. Kapoor, W. Carlyle, S. Needham, H. Levvey, A. Lattuada, B. Hart

Rupertswood: L. Baddeley, M. Smith, M. Quigley, M. Gaunt, B. Swallow, B. Gay

Marcellin 5.3, 6.4, 7.7, 10.9 (69)

Banyule 4.0, 4.0, 6.1, 9.1 (55)

GOALS, Marcellin: D. Gartner 2, T. Blanch 2, D. Fraser 1, T. Money 1, S. Crapper 1, A. Coburn 1,

H. Lee 1, J. Mcintyre 1

Banyule: A. Edwards 2, S. O’Callaghan 2, B. Kelly 2, N. Taylor 1, Z. Wenke 1, M. Crema 1

BEST, Marcellin: D. Gartner, J. Mcintyre, D. Marson, D. Isaac, S. Kemp, A. Mcglin Banyule: N.

Taylor, A. Hopgood, B. Kelly, A. Edwards, J. Knape, D. Shepherd

Fitzroy 6.4, 12.12, 18.17, 26.20 (176)

Hampton Rovers 1.0, 3.0, 3.3, 4.4 (28)

GOALS, Fitzroy: M. Racovalis 6, J. Beech 4, A. Harbor 3, N. Jumeau 3, C. Moore 2, M. Coad 2, J.

Mcgee 2, D. Kynigopoulos 1, T. Biscaro 1, G. Hesse 1, D. Pound-Palmieri 1

Hampton Rovers: M. Dynon 1, L. Mccarthy 1, T. Cougan 1, W. Lingard 1

BEST, Fitzroy: P. O’Connor, M. Lee, J. Clark, D. Pound-Palmieri, A. Harbor, M. Racovalis Hampton

Rovers: L. Woodland, H. Scholes, W. Lingard, S. Howe, K. Mcneil, M. Dynon

Mazenod 3.2, 6.7, 12.9, 15.13 (103)


GOALS, Mazenod: T. Bailey 3, J. Beard 2, C. Bray 2, R. Power 2, C. Raine 1, A. Bray 1, C. Keane 1,

B. Woods 1, P. Iacovangelo 1, T. Vallance 1 Parkdale Vultures: R. Irvine 3, M. Ferguson 1, S. Jones

1, D. Lonsdale 1, C. Lacey 1

BEST, Mazenod: D. Hansen, T. Bailey, L. Castledine, C. Keane, S. Mann, A. Bray Parkdale Vultures:

R. Irvine, M. Todd, D. Mccarthy, M. Ferguson, M. Hayes, D. Graham

Monash Blues 3.4, 5.6, 10.9, 11.12 (78)

PEGS 2.4, 5.5, 6.6, 11.12 (78)

GOALS, Monash Blues: H. Devanny 3, J. Samuels 2, M. Simpson 2, A. Young 1, D. Meehan 1, P.

Featonby 1, W. Blackley 1

PEGS: D. Podger 3, J. Tootell 2, L. Flaherty 2, D. Roscoe 1, A. Palmer 1, J. Watson 1, D. Cantwell 1

BEST, Monash Blues: not provided PEGS: D. Bianchi, A. Bell, D. Pound, K. Twentyman, J. Webster,

D. Cantwell

Old Camberwell 5.3, 11.5, 17.9, 22.15 (147)

Rupertswood 0.2, 1.4, 2.4, 2.4 (16)

GOALS, Old Camberwell: C. Hillier 5, C. Bell 4, M. Cottrell 3, D. Schmidt 3, A. Lloyd 3, R.

Henderson 1, J. Edwards 1, J. Hinkley 1, M. Decarne 1 Rupertswood: J. Chapman 1, M. Piazza 1

BEST, Old Camberwell: A. Lloyd, C. Bell, P. Storey, M. Cottrell, J. Hinkley, S. Warr Rupertswood: J.

Swallow, D. Johnson, L. Smith, P. Barry, J. Ata, M. Morrice


FTLO

TG

PREMIER – THE WOODROW MEDAL

CAM HOWAT – OLD CAREY

Cam has been playing off the back fl ank for

Old Carey this year setting up and creating

their attacks with his precise left foot kicking.

He was also made Co-Captain of the club

in 2012 and was a runaway winner of the

Woodrow this year with 21 votes, seven votes

clear of his nearest rival.

MEDAL COUNTS ON INNER FM

For the second year in a row the seven senior sections of the VAFA had their vote

counts broadcast live on 96.5 Inner FM over Tuesday and Wednesday night of this

week. Members of Inner FM’s commentary team hosted the evenings as the votes

were read out and interviewed the medallists as soon as the winners were known.

Congratulations to all medal winners from all sections

PREMIER B – THE MOORE MEDAL

CHARLIE RICHARDSON – UNI BLACKS

With 20 votes Charlie beat out his teammate

Andrew Willingham to the Moore Medal by

two votes thanks to a best on ground display

in the fi nal game of the year. The ruckman

Willingham had been putting the ball

down his throat for most of the season but

Richardson was all class every time he got the

ball.


PREMIER C – THE ZACHARIAH MEDAL

JARROD CARLSON – MARCELLIN

The vice captain has been instrumental in his

team’s success in 2012. Jarrod has led from

the front for Marcellin’s push into the fi nals as

they look to make their way back to the upper

echelons of amateur football.

DIVISION 1- THE PEPPER MEDAL

MATT KEOWN – NOBS / ST PATRICKS

The skipper has been phenomenal this year

in leading his side to a 17-1 season and a

monumental come from behind two point win

in their second semi fi nal last weekend. Keown

is now a back to back winner after being a joint

winner of last year’s Division 1 Pepper Medal.

Matt won this year more comfortably with

23 votes giving him three votes of breathing

space this time around.

DIVISION 2 – THE FULLERTON MEDAL

DAVID WEST – ST MARY’S SALESIAN

A personally successful year won’t compensate

for St Mary’s Salesian’s failure to make the

fi nals but we congratulate David on winning

the Fullerton Medal. In fact David was the only

player from the seven senior sections to win

the competition best and fairest in a team that

didn’t make the fi nals. David won the closest

medal count in the seven sections

DIVISION 3 – THE HUTCHINSON MEDAL

PAUL HARRIS - IVANHOE AFC

Paul has been a midfi eld general for Ivanhoe in

2012 helping them on their fun to second spot

on the ladder. A regular in and under packs, the

33 year old would love nothing more than to

taste Premiership glory in the coming weeks.

DIVISION 4 – THE MEEHAN MEDAL

JORDAN LAMPI – POINT COOK

Jordan has been a dynamic player for Point

Cook as they pushed towards a fi rst fi nals

campaign. A regular midfi elder who has drifted

forward, his skill and poise under pressure have

been a highlight in 2012. The 19 year old has

a promising future at the club with younger

brother Jessi also picking up votes this year we

could be in for a Lampi dynasty.


FTLO

TG

Staying with Inner FM we turn our attention to

a piece of commentary we heard at the start of

the third quarter on Saturday. Broadcasting the

Old Xaverians versus Collegians, commentator

Andrew Leonard had a slip of the tongue he

would rather forget. With Collegians looking

to clear the ball of their halfback line we

will hand over to Andrew: “Handpass goes

to Harvey who has time to s**t, ah to sit

and deliver beautifully to Kondarovskis”.

Obviously there is one extra letter there that

turned the word ‘sit’ into something else. It

drew an interesting response from the rest of

the commentary team amongst the giggles

for the next passage of play.

FREUDIAN SLIP

The VAFA Finals Series passes have been a big success and you can still buy

yours online at vafa.com.au if you plan on attending more than 4 fi nals or

even four diff erent venues then you will get your monies worth. A reminder

to all spectators attending fi nals that you are not permitted to bring your

dog or any animals to VAFA fi nals venues. You will be turned away at the gate

so avoid disappointment and leave your pet at home.

FINALS SERIES PASSES

Some of you might have caught the awesome

Shaun Smith like grab of Collegians Will Tardif

against Old Xaverians on the back inside cover

of this week’s record. Whilst the mark was

exceptional (you can catch a slo-mo replay

on VAFA TV this week) unfortunately the ball

had already crossed the line for a Ben Kennedy

goal. Much to the disappointment of all at the

ground!

MARK OF THE YEAR THAT WASN’T

The fi nal will be held at Musashi’s state of the

art gym next week. The top three will battle

it out for a prize pack from Musashi worth

$1000.00. Stay tuned to VAFA TV in Premier

Grand Final week for the unveiling of the

Musashi VAFA TV Strongest Man.

VAFA TV’S STRONGEST MANAll correspondence (applications and resumes in writing) addressed to -

Senior Football Operations Manager, Chirnside Park Football Club Inc PO Box 387 Mooroolbark Vic 3138

or by email to: [email protected]

More Information contact Justin Carusi: 0438 654 962

Invites applications for the following positions for season 2013

- Senior Coach ( playing or non playing)- Assistant Coach (playing or non playing)- Trainers - Senior teams

Level 3 Accredited Club

CHIRNSIDE PARK FOOTBALL CLUB

Application close Monday 24th September


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MILESTONES

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De La Salle’s James Crowe is a tough, courageous

midfi elder and a two time U19 premiership player. He was

a key member of the 2011 Reserves premiership team,

and was a member of the senior grand fi nal team in 2009.

James was awarded as the U19 most consistent in 2006,

Reserves most consistent in 2010 and runner up in the

Reserves Best and Fairest in 2011.

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De La Salle’s Steve Hogan is a tall and mobile utility with

terrifi c pace and stamina for a big man. A key member

of the clubs strong reserves team Steve was an U19

premiership player in 2008.

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De La Salle’s Sam Pickett is one of the best forwards in

the competition and certainly one of the most exciting. A

brilliant high mark, Sam is almost unstoppable on his day.

In addition to his marking and goal kicking feats Sam

is known for his courage and attack on the football. A

crowd favourite at De La Salle, he is an U19s premiership

player, VAFA representative, senior leading goal kicker

in 2009, 2010 and 2011 and has several best and fairest

placings.

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0 Collegians Ben Holst has had a remarkable return to football after a seven year hiatus

due to work commitments. He is playing sensational footy and it’s great to have him

back at the club.

FTLO

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0Marcellin’s Tom Jones has been a mainstay of the Eagles

senior outfi t since his fi rst game at the club in 2007. Playing

various roles due to his size and strength, Tom has been

extremely adaptable and has now found himself leading

a very strong Eagles backline as they head into the fi nals.

Besides being a leader on the ground, Tom has been a leader

off fi eld as well helping run the day to day operations and

social events the club off ers. Tom is integral to ensuring the

continued off fi eld successes of the MOCFC.

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Fitzroy’s Tom Cheshire joined the club in 2007 after playing

for the Fitzroy Juniors, and played in the U19 Premiership

that year. Tom played four seasons of U19s and in 2010

‘graduated’ into the Seniors where he won the club’s Rising

Star Award and has played nearly all of his football. He has

also played a handful of Reserves games.

50 Oakleigh’s Tim Doherty fi rst played with the Seniors against Mazenod in round 14, 2008

and has now established himself has a consistent senior player.

50 Oakleigh’s Pat Ioannidis fi rst played with the Krushers against Beaumaris in round 2,

2010 and was also a 2010 Under 19 premiership player.

50

Fitzroy’s Max Oliver has celebrated his 50th game for the club. He joined the club in

2009 and has played U19s, Clubbies and this year Thirds. Max has also on a number

of occasions this year donned the white and was a fi eld umpire for the club’s Clubbies

games.

14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

DIVI

SION

1

Last week-end was truly a showcase of amateur

football. Perfect footy weather, excellent

conditions at Sportscover Arena, and above all,

four clubs determined to give their all in their

respective semi-fi nals. With all these factors

in play, is it any wonder that both semis were

decided by two points? Furthermore, both of

the victorious teams overcame three-quarter-

time defi cits, with one game going into extra

time. It was a week-end for the ages; one which

has set the stage for a thrilling preliminary fi nal

today.

Second Semi review: On Saturday, North

Old Boys – St Patrick’s hit the ground running,

controlling possession for most of the fi rst

quarter but failing to hurt their opponents on

the scoreboard. In fact, that inability to score

goals was a pattern which would continue –

for both teams - throughout the day. NOBs’

midfi eld was on top, but the seven-point lead

at the fi rst break was not refl ective of their

dominance to that point. Given their quality,

it is not surprising that Peninsula Old Boys

worked their way back into the match, with

their midfi elders taking control and providing

good supply to the forwards. A four goal to one

term saw the pendulum swing in favour of the

Pirates.

The third term was a tough grind, with the

defences of both teams well on top; one goal for

the quarter was all either team could manage,

with poor conversion still continuing to be a

factor. However, it was during this period that

I felt NOBs on-ballers were beginning to claw

their way back into it. At the fi nal break, the

Pirates held a handy (in a low-scoring aff air)

ten-point buff er. And when Peninsula scored

the fi rst goal, it was suddenly diffi cult to see

NOBs winning – another goal would probably

have sealed it, but some gettable chances were

missed. But all of a sudden the game started

to open up: Hosking at half-back took a telling

grab from a kickout, the hard-working Brady

was fi nding space as were Cassell, Ezard and

Porter. The ball was now spending plenty of

time in NOBs forward half. Keown also took

three telling grabs to keep the game alive.

NOBs began peppering the goals but it took

the nerveless Horsley and Ryan, with back-to-

back majors, to edge their team into the lead

shortly before the fi nal siren. It was a most-

deserving victory, which will long be talked

about at Gillon Oval. Best for Peninsula were

the tireless Stefan Barbour, who kept getting

up after being crunched, Cade Bannister and

Stuart Grigg with three goals.

First Semi review: Who would have anticipated

that Saturday’s quality and excitement would

be bettered in Sunday’s encounter? Although a

little blustery, conditions were again excellent.

Whitefriars took advantage of their early use

of the breeze, and booted 5-5 to take a handy

22-point lead into the quarter-time break.

Although Old Geelong had plenty of the ball in

the second term, they recorded up to a dozen

turnovers, which meant they could make scant

inroads into the defi cit. Friars retained a three-

goal lead at the main break. But the tempo of

Darren Dawson

A WEEK-END FOR THE AGES

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PRELIMINARY FINAL

Peninsula v Old Geelong


the match began to change in the third and,

although they took a 20-point lead into the

orange-break, the Friars looked to be tiring.

Goals were exchanged early in the last, but OGs

were beginning to get on top through Tymms,

Rockefeller and Bayles. With ten minutes

remaining, Old Geelong hit the front for the

fi rst time, but conceded a goal instantaneously.

A goal-mouth scramble saw O’Brien dribble

a long shot through for a point to tie up the

scores. When the siren sounded, it meant extra

time. Old Geelong proved too strong in both

halves of the extra period, although Friars

did not go down without a fi ght: Mirabella’s

long goal narrowing the margin to make for

some tense fi nal moments. Tom Pollett, Jarrod

Scannell and Rob Petracca (4 goals) were the

best for Whitefriars. Coach Theo Vlahos was left

to ponder what might have been, but remained

proud of his charges’ fi ghting attitude.

Preliminary Final review: Old Geelong

have taken huge strides this season under

the guidance of coach Frank Dunnell: from

seventh-placed also-rans to being on the cusp

of Premier C. It would be a huge eff ort to come

from those depths to win their way through

to the grand fi nal. HHaving “done the double”

over Peninsula this season, they will head into

today’s match full of confi dence. But the Pirates

are a hardened fi nals outfi t, and have a steady

hand at the tiller in coach Brett McIlwraith. Last

week’s despair may be the extra motivation

they require to reverse those two home-and-

away losses. Doubtless it will be another thriller.

But for me, the experience of the Pirates will be

telling, and they should prevail by around ten

points.

DIVISION ONE LAST ROUND DIVISION ONE RESERVE

Semi Final 2

North Old Boys/St Pats v. Peninsula

North Old Boys/St Pats 3.6, 4.9, 5.12, 8.17 (65)

Peninsula 2.5, 6.8, 7.10, 8.15 (63)

GOALS, North Old Boys/St Pats: M. Firman 3, L. Ezard 1, T. Patterson 1, C. Horsley

1, S. Sleep 1, P. Ryan 1 Peninsula: S. Grigg 3, J. Pomeroy 1, S. Payze 1, V. Clarke 1,

S. Barbour 1, N. Fisher 1

BEST, North Old Boys/St Pats: C. Hosking, M. Firman, T. Brady, J. Cassell, D.

Delmenico, P. Shepherd Peninsula: S. Barbour, . Bannister, A. Wood, S. Grigg, T.

Stainforth, R. Bambery

Semi Final 1

OLD GEELONG v. WHITEFRIARS

Old Geelong 2.1, 4.5, 6.5, 12.14 (86)

Whitefriars 5.5, 7.5, 9.7, 12.12 (84)

GOALS, Old Geelong: R. Mcevoy 5, J. O’Shea 2, C. O’Brien 2, H. Timms 1

Whitefriars: R. Petracca 4, J. Daou 3, D. Tibaldi 2, A. Woods 2, M. Mirabella 1

BEST, Old Geelong: H. Timms, W. Symons, M. Collister, P. Ellis, C. O’Brien, E. Bayles

Whitefriars: T. Pollett, J. Scannell, R. Petracca, J. Daou, R. Storey, D. Loh

Semi Final 2

OLD GEELONG v. PENINSULA

Old Geelong 1.3, 4.8, 7.12, 10.18 (78)

Peninsula 1.2, 4.4, 6.7, 8.10 (58)

GOALS, Old Geelong: E. Stevens 4, W. Harris 2, R. Herd 1, T. Hope-Johnstone 1, S.

Lansdell 1, N. Waters 1

Peninsula: S. Murray 2, S. Buchanan 2, D. O’Malley 1, B. Roberts 1, J. Archdeacon

1, T. Scarpella 1

BEST, Old Geelong: N. Waters, E. Stevens, A. Power, D. Wood, C. Bolsin, T. Bear

Peninsula: T. Grigg, C. O’Loughlin, R. White, A. Granger, L. Baker, T. Scarpella

Semi Final 1

MHSOB v. Whitefriars

MHSOB 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.8 (86)

Whitefriars 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8.6 (54)

GOALS, MHSOB: N. Orchard 4, M. Hamilton-Ho 3, T. Fraczek 2, C. Hewish 2, A. Drew

1, M. Bowen 1

Whitefriars: S. Anderson 4, T. Baker 3, M. Larosa 1

BEST, MHSOB: T. Fraczek, C. Wright, C. Hewish, N. Orchard, M. Santomartino,

J. Bunting Whitefriars: A. Gibbs, C. Taouk, S. Anderson, D. Tucker, L. Twomey, S.

Allemand


DIVI

SION

2

Much like the sun soaked day that greeted us

on opening day way back in April, the remnants

of the long, miserable winter made way for

beautiful opening day of Spring. Fortunately

for Eltham, Bulleen and Prahran, a similar

weather pattern is forecast for our 2 remaining

Saturday’s of the season. For Old Paradians, the

blooming fl owers and the unfamiliar tingle of

sunlight on ones neck would be a double edged

sword, their season coming to an expected, yet

abrupt halt.

Despite the notable size diff erence in grounds,

the windy conditions at Central Reserve would

play into Old Paradians type football, a season

spent on the smaller, grassless Garvey Oval

putting them in good stead for a low-scoring,

defensive game.

Kicking against the breeze in the fi rst, Old

Paradians drew fi rst blood, setting the scene for

at least the fi rst half, strangling the two-blues

and forcing them wide. A return of 1 goal, 8

behinds their just reward.

Trailing by 16 points at the half, the crowd were

treated to the competition conquering two-

blues we’ve all become accustomed to over

the past 2 years, erasing the defi cit, and then

creating their own 8 point lead at the fi nal

change.

With momentum, and as expected, the two

blues were unstoppable, despite kicking into

a stiff breeze, they pulled away. Eff orts from

Dempsey, Simpson, Musster and Sleight simply

sensational, steering Prahran-Assumption to

their yet another preliminary fi nal.

For Old Paradians, gracious in defeat it was

Angelo Rendina, Sean Miller and David

Strantzen that stood tall and performed

admirably.

Across the pond, the contest was not as

rigorously fought, Bulleen Templestowe

annihilating Eltham by 59 points.

Squashing calls that the minor premiers

had been in a form slump leading up to the

fi nals, the Bullants lead from the fi rst bounce,

the usual suspects in Florance, Khouri and

Chaerbakof dominating.

Keeping Eltham goalless in the second quarter,

and with a handy 30 point buff er, Bulleen

went on to further extend their lead, sending

a frightening message to either Prahran or

Eltham in the process.

Joining the aforementioned in the best for

Bulleen Templestowe was Rob Edsall and Daniel

Dynon while for Eltham Johnny Laver, Matthew

Crooks and Ryan Foo who deserve a mention.

Old Eltham Collegians VS Prahran

Assumption

The famous idiom reads “6 of one, half a

dozen of another” and while I’m stretching it’s

application here, and forgive me for using a

cliché, I guess it applies.

Prahran belted Eltham early in the season

and then Eltham dutifully repaid the favour,

handing out their own belting to the two-

blues. Can’t split them here.

Prahran-Assumption were victorious in their

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fi nal, albeit to a weaker opponent while Eltham

were belted by a far superior one. Still no

diff erence.

Adam Sleight kicked 68 goals for the season,

Sab Ciavola 69. Aha, we have one!

I’m selecting Eltham, based purely on the fact

that Sab kicked one extra goal than his full-

forward counterpart in Adam Sleight!

DIVISION TWO LAST ROUND DIVISION TWO RESERVE

Semi Final 2

OLD PARADIANS v. BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE

Old Paradians 2.0, 4.5, 7.8, 8.8 (56)

Bulleen Templestowe 1.2, 1.4, 3.5, 7.10 (52)

GOALS, Old Paradians: A. Asdagi 3, T. Gibbons 2, B. Holden 1, M. Raponi 1, A.

Mascia 1

Bulleen Templestowe: A. Lauria 2, D. Dakin 2, D. Follacchio 1, D. Florance 1, A.

Stavretis 1

BEST, Old Paradians: M. Lomax, A. Cunningham, R. Licciardi, S. Rehlicki, C.

Shepherd, N. Bryce

Bulleen Templestowe: A. Tehan, G. Chivers, N. Palumbo, d. Raneri, D. Voglis, A.

Shankara

Semi Final 1

THERRY PENOLA v. PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION

Therry Penola 6.6, 7.7, 10.9, 10.11 (71)

Prahran Assumption 0.0, 4.3, 5.3, 5.8 (38)

GOALS, Therry Penola: G. Henderson 3, J. Quinn 2, R. Brennan 1, M. Jones 1, D.

Mckibbin 1, D. Angus 1, A. Ractliff e 1

Prahran Assumption: L. Giansiracusa 2, A. Wiggins 1, T. Matherson 1, R. Ellis 1

BEST, Therry Penola: D. Angus, A. Ractliff e, L. Reynolds, B. Budiono, G. Henderson,

R. Brennan

Prahran Assumption: L. Oliver, A. O’Hare, T. Matherson, A. Wiggins, L. Giansiracusa,

M. Laverty

Semi Final 2

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v. OLD ELTHAM COLLEGIANS

Bulleen Templestowe 3.4, 7.13, 10.16, 15.18 (108)

Old Eltham Collegians 2.2, 2.3, 4.6, 7.7 (49)

GOALS, Bulleen Templestowe: J. Khouri 3, P. Voglis 3, J. Cowell 2, J. Wise 2, P.

Florance 2, O. Schmidt 1, C. Azer 1, K. Cherbakof 1

Old Eltham Collegians: J. Shea 1, C. Brown 1, J. Laver 1, S. Whiteside 1, S.

Richardson 1, B. Galvin 1, A. Hargrave 1

BEST, Bulleen Templestowe: R. Edsall, D. Dynon, J. Cowell, P. Florance, P. Sartori,

B. Tourogianis

Old Eltham Collegians: J. Laver, M. Crooks, R. Foo, B. Galvin, A. Lendaro, A.

Hargrave

Semi Final 1

PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION v. OLD PARADIANS

Prahran Assumption 1.8, 1.9, 4.13, 6.16 (52)

Old Paradians 1.1, 4.4, 4.5, 5.6 (36)

GOALS, Prahran Assumption: A. Simpson 3, J. Robbins 2, M. Pell 1

Old Paradians: M. Derham 2, A. Rendina 1, D. Mahony 1, D. Giddings 1

BEST, Prahran Assumption: P. Donahoo, B. Dempsey, D. Anglin, E. Macdonald, A.

Simpson, A. Parsons

Old Paradians: A. Rendina, M. Bellizia, S. Miller, D. Strantzen, A. Tulipano, J.

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Beaumaris - Premier B Reserves

St Kevins - Premier B Thirds

PEGS - Premier C Reserves

Marcellin - Premier C Thirds

Old Geelong - Division 1 and

Division 1 Reserves

Incorrect Scores - August 25

Beaumaris- Premier B Reserves

Marcellin- Premier C Reserves

Tribunal Results – 4 September, 2012

From 25 August*Stephen Ott, Oakleigh. Misconduct, 2 matches.

From 2/3 September Matthew Petering, Beaumaris. Striking, 3 matches.Daniel Fraser, Marcellin (Reserves). Violently throwing an opponent, 5 matches.William Blackley, Monash Blues (Reserves). Spitting, 3 matches.*Daniel Barry, Rupertswood (Reserves). Audible obscenity to umpire, 2 matches.*Daniel Cantwell, PEGS (Reserves). Striking, 2 matches.*Daniel Kinder, St. Francis Xavier (Reserves). Striking, 2 matches.*Brad Rainbow, St. Francix Xavier (Reserves). Striking, 2 matches.

*Accepted Prescribed Penalty

Investigation Results – 4 September, 2012Northern Blues and Collegians minor melee, Under-19 Section 3 match on 25 August.Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty of $150.

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DIVI

SION

3

In the suburbs I, I learned to drive. And you

told me we’d never survive. You always seemed

so sure, that one day we’d fi ght in a suburban

world. In a suburban world, your part of town

gets minor.

Sometimes I can’t believe, that these suburban

worlds are already colliding, the four sides

that battled it out this weekend showed how

valuable suburban wars can be.

In what was possibly the nicest Melbourne

afternoon in about four months, a sizeable

crowd gathered at Northcote’s Bill Lawry Oval

to see two suburban giants battle it out. Yarra

Valley, waiting for the victor.

Ivanhoe came ready to start, while it took their

opponents UHS-VU a while to get going. The

Hoers set about their task with open minds

and it seemed as though it would be a blowout

from the outset. Moose Close and Lachie

Roberts headed the early assault, at quarter

time Ivanhoe lead by a handy 19-points.

After a lack lustre opening term Uni High’s big

guns, Mark Temming and Declan Barlow, stood

up and gave the Uni a bit of much needed dash

through the middle of the ground. Uni High

managed to draw the margin to within a couple

of good kicks.

Unfortunately that was as close as they got as

Ivanhoe’s midfi eld took charge. Justin Harty

and Paul Harris began to dominate the centre

clearances, the former doing some of his fi nest

work up forward. The late second quarter surge

set the wheels in motion for what was to be a

real confi dence-boosting win for the Hoes.

The second half started in a similar style to the

fi rst as the Hoes continued to push. Uni High

could only watch as the game as the lead

drifted away from them. The margin blew out

to 40 plus and that’s where it remained for the

rest of the match. The always-impressive Moose

jagged seven and as usual looked dangerous all

day. Ryan Fort was excellent in the ruck, putting

in a real old school performance, taking just

about every contest without a rest.

A closer game was held at another suburban

arena, only a few postcodes over. Aquinas and

Kew had arguably more on the line, the battle

that ensued was indicative of that.

Aquinas started the match better; their

structures through the middle of the ground

standing up under the immense pressure of

fi nals football, not allowing Kew any time or

space to play their running brand. The Bloods’

forward line was moving well and creating

space, goals came easy as they skipped away to

four-goal lead at the fi rst change of ends. Kew

having wasted vital opportunities in front their

own big sticks found it diffi cult, but didn’t look

out of it.

In every game every team gets its chance.

The diff erence between winning and losing,

so often, is taking those opportunities -

especially when they come early in the match.

Unfortunately for Kew the second quarter

brought more of the same inaccuracy, but at

least they managed to break even with the

Nick Wynne

THE SUBURBS



SEMI FINAL 2

Yarra Valley v Ivanhoe

SEMI FINAL 1

UHS-VU v Aquinas


rampaging Bloods.

The second half was one of the best of the year

as both sides threw themselves at the football,

showing no fear. Kew fi nally managed to put

their constant forward forays into something

meaningful, when they kicked four goals to

Aquinas’ one in the third term, setting up a

classic fi nal quarter of division three football.

It was hardly a shootout, but the pressure on

the ball carrier was huge, which made for an

entertaining conclusion to the fi rst elimination

fi nal. Kew got close and at one point looked like

stealing the match, but all credit must go to

Aquinas who managed to outlast a very classy

outfi t by fi ve points.

This Week: Despite Ivanhoe’s great performance

this week, you can’t go past Yarra Valley, and I

just get the feeling, that Uni High will do a Port

Adelaide circa 2001 and go out in straight sets.

DIVISION THREE LAST ROUND DIVISION THREE RESERVE

Semi Final 1

AQUINAS v. KEW

Aquinas 4.4, 5.5, 6.8, 8.9 (57)

Kew 0.4, 1.6, 5.7, 7.10 (52)

GOALS, Aquinas: S. Williams 3, J. Price 2, L. Mcdonald 1, M. Niezen 1, L. Toomey 1

Kew: M. Matheson 2, M. Henderson 2, N. Zaher 1, J. Fidanza 1, A. Brazzale 1

BEST, Aquinas: C. Willis, M. Niezen, A. Gommers, J. Perrett, L. Toomey, N.

Morrison-Storey

Kew: E. Roberts, J. Keeble, L. Woolrich, J. Bolding, M. Henderson, P. Brough

Semi Final 2

IVANHOE v. UHS-VU

Ivanhoe 4.3, 9.6, 12.10, 15.14 (104)

UHS-VU 1.2, 5.3, 6.6, 8.10 (58)

GOALS, Ivanhoe: A. Close 7, L. Roberts 2, J. Harty 2, M. Lovell 2, M. Skelly 1, G.

Francis 1

UHS-VU: E. Pearson 2, B. Collins 2, C. Kelly 1, G. Guest 1, R. Matthews 1, L. Habel 1

BEST, Ivanhoe: J. Harty, G. Francis, P. Harris, C. Mitchell, D. Wood, A. Close

UHS-VU: M. Temming, G. Guest, D. Barlow, R. Matthews, R. Keeley, B. Collins

Semi Final 1

ST FRANCIS XAVIER v. UHS-VU

St Francis Xavier 4.4, 5.4, 9.10, 11.11 (77)

UHS-VU 0.0, 4.1, 4.2, 6.5 (41)

GOALS, St Francis Xavier: C. Van Dam 3, A. Bolitho 1, B. Rainbow 1, M. Wynne 1, D.

Kinder 1, D. Thomson 1, B. Sheehan 1, D. Healey 1, G. Bramich 1

UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 2, M. Young 1, D. Fazakerley 1, A. Certo 1, P. Mccosh 1

BEST, St Francis Xavier: C. Van Dam, B. Sheers, A. Pryor, C. Power, T. Shepherdson,

C. Hughes

UHS-VU: W. Smith, J. Bishop, T. Stephens, C. Certo, A. Certo, M. Assoua

Semi Final 2

IVANHOE v. KEW

Ivanhoe 1.1, 5.4, 6.4, 8.7 (55)

Kew 2.4, 2.5, 2.10, 7.12 (54)

GOALS, Ivanhoe: M. Brazzale 2, B. Fleming 1, M. Franich 1, A. Hanna 1, S. Graeme

1, A. Horton 1, A. Oliver 1

Kew: C. Leslie 2, J. O’Keefe 1, L. Orr 1, N. Tinetti 1, B. Thomson 1, B. Woodhouse 1

BEST, Ivanhoe: S. Conley, D. Diakoumakos, B. Fleming, A. Hanna, J. Trescowthick,

L. Vaughan

Kew: R. Israel, N. Rohrt, J. Considine, N. Tinetti, C. Leslie, S. Mcgregor


DIVI

SION

4

After six long months fi nals football arrived on

the weekend. In sublime conditions that would

have had any footballer licking their lips, the two

semi fi nals were played out under sunshine and

blue skies.

From early in the season, it always seemed that

these four sides were destined for September

football. In reality, Swinburne Uni, South

Mornington, Eley Park and Point Cook were

heads and shoulders above the rest of the

competition in 2012.

From as early as May the fate of the remaining six

sides were already set. Although Manningham

did improve signifi cantly as the season wore on,

and North Brunswick were always thereabouts,

none of the non competiting sides were realistic

fi nals contenders this year.

Pristine conditions greeted the Tigers and

Razorbacks clash on Saturday as the two top

sides met for the second time inside seven

days and for the third time this season. After

two spiteful clashes both teams had claimed

honours with the ledger one a piece. Saturday

was where it would really count.

After going down the previous week by the

smallest of margins, South Mornington came

out all guns blazing kicking the only two goals

in a tight opening term. Swinburne let the top

seeds off the hook kicking fi ve behinds in the

fi rst stanza to waste several opportunities to get

into the game.

By half time the margin was only a couple of

goals in the Tigers favour and it didn’t extend to

greatly before the fi nal siren. After a lean second

half of the season mainly due to injury and close

attention, Tigers spearhead, Jesse Albrecht,

found his niche inside the arc to post three

majors in a telling contribution for the yellow

and black outfi t.

The sound of the fi nal siren told the story that

we have thought of all year. Not much will split

these two sides and it will come down to the

fi nal minutes of the fi nal game of the year to

determine the premier. A single goal was the

diff erence in the end with Nathan Brodie and

Scott Smith instrumental in the victory.

On Sunday in the fi rst semi fi nal held at Scammell

Reserve, third vs fourth met for a spot in the

preliminary fi nal. A date with Swinburne Uni was

on the menu for the victor of the match, whilst

for the vanquished it would be season over.

Eley Park and Point Cook were the combatants

in similar conditions to the previous day albeit

slightly more windy, however compared

to recent weeks both sides were given an

opportunity to advance to the next stage in

ideal conditions for football. The fi rst quarter of

this elimination fi nal was as exciting as we could

have hoped for. Six goals to fi ve tells the story

and by half time there was only a goal in the

contest and it looked destined for a classic.

How wrong this prediction was. Eley Park came

out after half time and belted the Bulldogs. Their

six goal to one third term setup the victory

beautifully with Edlich, Barry and Viola all

fi nishing with four majors. At the fi nal siren

Josh Gabelich

WE’RE SET FOR A CLASSIC



PRELIMINARY FINAL

Swinburne University v Eley Park Sharks


the diff erence was 11 goals and should have

been far greater with the Shark’s 29 behinds

hurting them greatly. 51 scoring shots to 25

told the story after the game. The Sharks are

a big chance to challenge the Razorbacks in

next week’s preliminary fi nal. Michael Viola was

simply sensational for the home side with four

goals and a haul of disposals. For the Bulldogs,

their successful season didn’t quite last as long

as they would have liked but they have plenty to

work on in 2013.

Today at Scammell Reserve: Eley Park have

advanced into the preliminary fi nal where they

will face stiff opposition in the form of Swinburne

University. As impressive as their performance

was on the weekend, the Sharks will have to

take their game to another level if they are

going to seriously challenge the Razorbacks. I’m

predicting a tight aff air with the Sharks taking a

lead into the fi nal term before being overrun by

Swinburne Uni in a classic.

DIVISION FOUR LAST ROUND DIVISION FOUR RESERVESemi Final 2SOUTH MORNINGTON V. SWINBURNE UNIVERSITYSouth Mornington 2.3, 4.8, 6.13, 9.17 (71)Swinburne University 0.5, 3.6, 6.8, 9.11 (65)GOALS, South Mornington: J. Albrecht 3, W. Spencer 3, L. Hockey 1, K. Woodruff 1, T. Mitchell 1 Swinburne University: C. Kilmartin 4, J. Manning 2, M. Westland 1, M. Manning 1, A. Hyman 1BEST, South Mornington: N. Brodie, S. Smith, T. Mitchell, M. Duff , M. Heib, J. Dade-Bell Swinburne University: M. Lingham, N. Mauran, P. Wild, S. Fragiacomo, J. Manning, C. Kilmartin

Semi Final 1 ELEY PARK SHARKS V. POINT COOKEley Park Sharks 6.6, 3.7, 6.7, 22.29 (161)Point Cook 5.4, 4.3, 1.2, 14.11 (95)GOALS, Eley Park Sharks: J. Edlich 4, S. Barry 4, D. Viola 4, D. Perkins 3, D. Bennett 2, G. Deacon 2, A. Peacock 1, Z. Khariwala 1, C. Marsiglio 1 Point Cook: R. Munn 3, A. Marsh 3, J. Lampi 2, T. Wilson 2, M. Pozzuto 2, A. Auciello 1, J. Wallert 1BEST, Eley Park Sharks: M. Viola, D. Bennett, Z. Khariwala, D. Perkins, M. Corstorphin, C. Marsiglio Point Cook: M. Pozzuto, J. Lampi, A. Auciello, P. Auciello, B. Cox, T. Wilson

Semi Final 2

SOUTH MORNINGTON V. ELEY PARK SHARKS

South Mornington 2.2, 5.3, 9.3, 13.8 (86)

Eley Park Sharks 2.2, 9.3, 10.6, 11.7 (73)

GOALS, South Mornington: J. Dowsett 3, S. Duffi eld 3, M. Mitchell 2, D. Woodruff

1, K. Debernardi 1, J. Ivice 1, R. Mcconville-Brain 1, A. Hunter 1

Eley Park Sharks: A. Farrugia 4, N. Bahnsen 2, B. Sahlstrom 1, T. Houlden 1, B.

Norbert 1, J. Nelson 1, J. Brown 1

BEST, South Mornington: R. Mcconville-Brain, J. Ivice, D. Woodruff , S. Duffi eld, C.

Benton, A. Hunter

Eley Park Sharks: H. Priest, S. Avery, J. Brown, S. Andrew, D. Pumpa, J. Keritz

Semi Final 1

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY V. WEST BRUNSWICK

Swinburne University 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.18 (96)

West Brunswick 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8.3 (51)

GOALS, Swinburne University: not provided

West Brunswick: J. Ong 2, L. Campbell 2, J. Hopkins 2, C. Germon 1, A. Thompson 1

BEST, Swinburne University: not provided

West Brunswick: T. Costa, P. Walpole, J. Hopkins, R. Benjamin, J. Mercer, J. Ong

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PREMIER B Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

PREMIER B RESERVE Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

PREMIER B THIRDS Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

PREMIER C Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

PREMIER C RESERVE Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

PREMIER C THIRDS Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

DIVISION 1 Grand Final North Old Boys/St Pats v Winner of Prelim

DIVISION 1 RESERVE Grand Final Old Geelong v Winner of Prelim

DIVISION 2 Grand Final Bulleen Templestowe Winner of Prelim

DIVISION 2 RESERVE Grand Final Old Paradians v Winner of Prelim

DIVISION 3 Preliminary Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

DIVISION 3 RESERVE Grand Final Loser of Semi v Winner of Semi

DIVISION 4 Grand Final South Mornington v Winner of Prelim

DIVISION 4 RESERVE Grand Final South Mornington v Winner of Prelim

UNDER 19 PREMIER Grand Final Old Xaverians v Winner of Prelim

U19 SECTION 2 Grand Final Old Brighton v Winner of Prelim

U19 SECTION 3 Grand Final Mazenod v Winner of Prelim

U19 NORTH Grand Final Williamstown CYMS v Winner of Prelim

U19 SOUTH Grand Final Parkdale Vultures v Winner of Prelim

UNDER 18 Grand Final Oakleigh v Winner of Prelim


PREMIER - SECOND SEMI FINAL

1 Jake Williams6 Ben Kennedy7 Michael Darvell (VC)8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC)9 Damien Lynch10 Andy Ryan11 Luke Howard12 Brendan Goss13 Josh Agius (VC)14 Josh Douglas 15 Matt Skidmore16 Brad Rogerson17 Chris Larkins 18 John Shaw19 Tim Dynon20 James Scanlan21 Tom Carey23 Lachlan Smith24 Cameron Purss25 Pat Ambrose26 Nick Wynne27 Damien Ryan28 Jeremy Mcdonnell29 Matt Handley30 Murphy Ambrose31 Matt Ball (C)32 Oliver Gidley33 James Ulbrick34 Ryan Colbert 35 Ed Lachal 36 David Sapuppo37 Nick Dimattina38 Jonathan Pintal39 Michael Hannan40 Sam Lees41 Esmond Prowse42 Louis Tiernan43 Nick Pepperell44 Matt Walsh

45 Jack Bergin46 Dan Iacuone47 Jeremy Preece48 Mitch Garvey50 Fraser Paterson51 Dan Harangozo52 Tristan Parker53 Jon Mercuri (VC)54 Dan Barry55 Nick Biddlecombe56 Matt Douglas57 Matt Jenkinson58 Jack Curtis59 Dom Walker61 Julian Darrer62 Matthew Romanin

Coach: Andrew GowersAssistants: Nick Holland/David Landrigan/Travis Ruyg

OLD XAVERIANS

1 Jono Dixon 2 Tom Bull 3 Charlie Holst 4 Nick Ries Capt5 Andrew Scott 6 Jack Bull (VC)7 Shura Taft 8 Daniel Strachan 9 Michael Dyer 10 James Jorgensen 11 Nicholas Sautner 12 Simon Hall 14 Barclay Dixon 15 Jay Austerberry 16 Cameron Lee 17 Courtney Hylton 18 Trent Zimbachs (VC)19 Stuart Inglis 20 Sam Troon 21 James Harvey 23 Wil Tardif 25 James Kondarovskis 26 Jesse Band Conrick 28 Tom Penberthy 29 Alexander Croft 30 Josh Kamener 31 Lindsay Apted 32 Chris Blumfi eld 33 Lachlan Ferguson 37 Scott Carey 41 Dominic Russo 57 Charlie Simmons 58 Nick Bobeff

Coach: Mark Hibbins / Simon Arnott

COLLEGIANS

2:10pm Saturday 8 September - Sportscover Arena


1 Nick Roberts 2 Jacob Williams 3 Matthew Moore 4 Nathan Roberts 5 Michael Duggan 6 Tyson Hunt 7 Tom Humphrey 8 Tom Mcmahon 9 Jarrod Moloney 10 David Lowe (C) 12 Matthew Hine 13 Jacob Gotch 14 Joshua Harris 15 Damien Hale 16 Sam Pickett 17 Sam Williams 18 Ben Humphrey 19 Brett Eddy 20 Aaron Shields 21 Daniel Close 22 Aaron Kneebone 23 Sebastian Gotch 24 John Griffi ths 25 Lachlan Bull 28 Sam Haslem 29 Leigh Harrison 30 Joel Phillips 32 Jack Vickers 33 Ben Pratt 34 Luke Semmel 35 Justin Baxter 36 James Hansen 37 Sam Brooks 39 Ben Oakley 40 Edward Clinch 42 Harry Haley 43 Luke Williams 44 Tim Kovess 46 Luke Jarvis 49 Ryan Harris 52 Tom Moloney

61 Chris Kelliher 66 Tyson Parker

Coach: Greg McLoughlinAssistants: John McDonough/Damon Paull

DE LA SALLE

SPONSORS

1 Sam Thompson (VC) 2 Ash Lim3 Gus Gray4 Lachie Cohen5 Matt Tyler6 Hamish Dick7 George Dick8 Lachie Hill9 Scott Sherwen (DVC) 10 Mark Passador (VC) 11 Nick Allen12 James Bowden (DVC) 14 Adam Houlihan15 Matthew Peric16 Shane Neaves17 Sam White18 Caillin O’Shannessy19 Tom Harkness20 Tim Green21 Al Pike22 Hugo Perry23 Max van den Broek24 Jack Davis25 Max Davis26 Nich Hildebrandt27 Robbie Ferraro28 Angus Tummel29 Chris Watts (U19) 30 Scott Bradley31 Lachie Armstrong32 Richard Eva (C) 33 Henry Dick34 Sam Barnett35 Will Strange36 Nick Clay37 Sean Leith38 Jason Sherriff39 Simon Barnett40 Angus Harlock41 Richard Wilkinson42 Tom McKinley43 Byron Smith44 Tim Keck (RC) 45 Tim Mursell46 Nich Lawrence47 Gene van den Broek (U19)48 Fraser Macfarlane49 Sam Muggleton50 Alex O’Shannessy

51 John Daggian (3CC)53 James Long54 Jayden Charlton55 Nich Cox56 Tim Mead57 Luke Schumann58 Jack Furey59 Andrew Mitchell60 Travis Ronaldson61 Tim Ranson62 Michael Chitham63 Matt Elliott64 Tristan Bowman65 Fergus Mckenzie66 Jayson Speck67 Sam Stott68 Will Davis69 Alex van Ryn 70 Chris Clay71 Leo Tang72 Tom Auty73 Rob Njoku74 Alex Williamson75 Lachie McDonough76 Brodie Leahy77 Matt Burns78 Nic Poliakow79 Hamish Taylor (3CC)80 Mitch Bradley81 Tim Melville82 Will Ponsford83 Will Darling84 Will Mackintosh85 Dion Kaliviotis86 Ed Barbour87 James Halbert88 Nick Jamieson89 Daniel Parisi90 Mitchell Scott91 Dylan Mercer92 Matthew Seed93 Blood Jumper94 Maurice Clayton95 Blood Jumper96 Tom Hays97 Mat Bate98 Tim Briggs99 Charlie Houghton

Coach: Dean Anderson/Stuart PowellAssistants: Steve Crisp/Josh Kitchen/Christian Neeson/Kemble Edelsten/Ian Leith

OLD SCOTCH

PREMIER - FIRST SEMI FINAL2:10pm Sunday 9 September - Sportscover Arena


PREMIER RESERVE - SECOND SEMI FINAL11:40am Saturday 8 September - Sportscover Arena

1 Jake Williams6 Ben Kennedy7 Michael Darvell (VC)8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC)9 Damien Lynch10 Andy Ryan11 Luke Howard12 Brendan Goss13 Josh Agius (VC)14 Josh Douglas 15 Matt Skidmore16 Brad Rogerson17 Chris Larkins 18 John Shaw19 Tim Dynon20 James Scanlan21 Tom Carey23 Lachlan Smith24 Cameron Purss25 Pat Ambrose26 Nick Wynne27 Damien Ryan28 Jeremy Mcdonnell29 Matt Handley30 Murphy Ambrose31 Matt Ball (C)32 Oliver Gidley33 James Ulbrick34 Ryan Colbert 35 Ed Lachal 36 David Sapuppo37 Nick Dimattina38 Jonathan Pintal39 Michael Hannan40 Sam Lees41 Esmond Prowse42 Louis Tiernan43 Nick Pepperell44 Matt Walsh

45 Jack Bergin46 Dan Iacuone47 Jeremy Preece48 Mitch Garvey50 Fraser Paterson51 Dan Harangozo52 Tristan Parker53 Jon Mercuri (VC)54 Dan Barry55 Nick Biddlecombe56 Matt Douglas57 Matt Jenkinson58 Jack Curtis59 Dom Walker61 Julian Darrer62 Matthew Romanin

Coach: Matt O’HanlonAssistants: Peter Skidmore / Andy “Shanks” Ryan

OLD XAVERIANS

1 Nick Hyland 3 Dan Griffi n 4 Nathan Roberts 5 Michael Duggan 7 Peter Harrison (C)8 Tom Mcmahon 9 Al Roberts 10 Michael Deluca 12 Nic Fyfi eld 14 Josh Harris 19 Jackson Mckay 20 Ryan Harris 21 Daniel Close 22 Aaron Kneebone 24 John Griffi ths 25 Lachlan Bull 26 Anthony Palmer 27 James Crowe 28 Joe Ramsden 30 Joel Phillips 33 Ben Pratt 34 Luke Semmel 36 James Hansen 38 Kieran Grant 39 Ben Oakley 40 Ed Clinch 43 Luke Williams 44 Tim Kovess 48 Ed Espinosa 54 Michael Nankervis 55 Steven Hogan 58 Simon Lowe 61 Chris Kelliher 66 Tyson Parker

Coach: Dom McInerneyAssistants: Lachlan Walker/Rishton McArdle

DE LA SALLE

SPONSORS


PREMIER RESERVE - FIRST SEMI FINAL11:40am Sunday 9 September - Sportscover Arena

9 Michael Dyer 12 Simon Hall 13 Lloyd Whitby 21r Ollie Howard 22 Marty Williams 23 Wil Tardif 24 Ben Mason 26 Jesse Band Conrick 28 Tom Penberthy 29 Alexander Croft 31 Nick Roach 35 Anthony Carydias 36 Ben Holst 37 Scott Carey 39 Chris Jesaueluk 40 Luke Casey 41 Dominic Russo 42 Jack Parsons 43 Ed Malone (RC)44 Andrew Howison 45 Andrew Stone 46 Julian Hampton 47 Norbert Williams 48 Sam Doupe-Watt 49 Drew Maddock 50 Jayden Head 51 James Slatyer 52 James Patterson 53 Billy Riddle 54 Cameron Bonnar 55 Nicholas Brown 56 Calvin Lyon 57 Charlie Simmons 58 Nick Bobeff 59 Sam Cutts 60 Anthony James 61 Ed Cordner 62 Kim Findlay 63 Will Schwab

64 Bernie Morris 65 Ned Withers 66 Huw Forbes 67 Justin Clark 86 Hugh McKenzie

Coach: Troy Harbinson

COLLEGIANS

3 Troy Auld8 Henry Weddell13 Tom Girdwood14 Tom Fairbairn21 Max Leishman22 Ben Millard23 Tom Calvert25 Angus Nice27 Hayden McDonald28 Albert Weddell29 Craig Frinsdorf33 Christian Borovac36 David Withers37 Jack Townley38 Jonathan Vickers-Willis40 Henry Hanlon41 Tom Ruggles43 Bennett Merriman44 John Wood45 Damien Barton48 Jack Maxwell49 Daniel Zambon53 Samuel Driscoll58 Edward Long59 Jamie Mugavin63 Brant Laidlaw67 Nick Hardie-Grant69 Nick MacRae70 Liam Quin73 Nick Keating74 Ben Jongebloed75 Sam Dalton76 Lachlan Michell81 Jackson Hood87 Jon Hibbert88 Daniel Condon89 Rory Kennedy90 Aaron Harris92 Will Robinson

Reserves: Chris Baumgartner

UNIVERSITY BLUES


1 Matthew Murphy2 Daniel Campbell3 Ben Dowd (C)4 Keith Brick5 Patrick Dowd6 Daniel Mahoney7 Charles Ring8 Josh Gabelich9 Julian Staffi eri10 Karl Wissell11 Elliot Waldron12 Nick McArdle13 William Coates14 James Grinter15 Julian Charles16 Rick Ladson17 Patrick Aughton18 Michael Shanahan19 Glen Chivers20 Thomas Steains21 Joshua Taylor22 Phil Edgar23 Tom Simpson24 Zachary Ginies24 Tom Marchesani (L/S)25 Joe Frazer26 Sam Bishop (VC)27 Steve Landers27 Paul Di Natale (R)28 Edward Ring29 Dom Gibbs30 Tom Cunningham31 Anthony Lynch (C)32 Nathan Hobson33 Jack Weber34 Anthony White35 Paedar Hanley36 Matthew Lattanzio37 Matthew Shannon38 Jack Mullen39 John Liston40 Matthew Daniel41 Tom McPherson42 Peter Murray43 Ricky Caldow44 Henry Parkes45 Sam Conlan46 James Mustey

47 John Griffi ths48 Hamish McPherson49 Mark Duffy50 Gerrard Holland51 Phil Longmore52 Francis Keely53 Jack Murphy-Cruise54 Tom Crookes55 Pat Murphy56 Dan Kerr (R)56 Luke McDonnell57 Pat Keely60 Liam Dunne61 Tom Harvey62 Michael Kneebone63 Simon O’Connor64 Tim O’Rourke65 David Makohon66 James Marchesani67 Tim Fitzgerald68 Domenic Loschiavo70 James O’Rourke71 Samuel Carne72 Pat Rhodes73 HartleyWill74 Luke Davrain75 Jesse Brown76 Thomas Woolfe77 Sean Reid78 Tom Johnston79 Hagen Cosgriff80 James Syme82 Ashley Collins83 Mitch Hayward84 Jarrod Nash85 Daniel Barrett86 Jarrod O’Keefe87 Jack Jolly89 Peter Harvey90 Darragh Kelly91 Tim Sharpe92 James Douglas94 Rory Ellis95 James Leggett96 Mitch Austin97 David Geltch98 Tim Trewin99 Tim Bowden

Coach: Daniel HarfordAssistants: Luke Mahoney/Grant Hudson/Matt Scully

ST KEVINS

PREMIER B - SECOND SEMI FINAL2:10pm Saturday 8 September - Box Hill City Oval

University Blacks

1 Adam Cook2 Harry Lahy3 Scott Myers4 Andrew Willingham5 Huw Lacey6 Jake Matthews7 Jandre Slabbert8 Scott Hissey9 Scott Weekley (VC)10 Bede Mahon11 Bart Mill12 Dan Hunt13 Angus Drysdale14 Simon Thomas15 Shane Macnamara16 Cameron Roberts17 Tom Purcell18 Josh Gaylor19 Matthew Dornauf20 Andrew Torney21 Thomas Woods22 Tom Howgate (VC)23 Daniel Costello (C)24 Hugh Symon25 James Clarke26 David Batten27 Nick Batten28 Justin Crameri29 Levi Kalms30 Andrew Jesse (VC)31 Clive O’Sullivan32 Steven Flight33 Jordan Foster34 Andrew Else35 John Delahunty36 Jake Gardiner37 Lachlan Crameri38 Tom Napier39 Adam Pitt

40 Nick Holt41 Simon Yule42 Charlie Richardson43 Ross Tomkins44 Hamish Guthrie45 Mitch Aitken46 Mark Macgugan47 Tom Brennan48 Peter O’Rourke49 Ben Farrow50 Jack Heeley51 Simon Lewis52 James Bismire53 Jack Lahy54 Cameron Turner55 Jonathon Gibson56 Joshua Steadman57 Peter Lynch60 Andrew Felemonow70 Nicholas Manning71 Charles McIntyre72 Alex Hayward73 Stephen Judson74 Rory Brennan75 Chris Weitzel76 Joshua Convery77 Owen Scrivener78 Glenn Coyle79 Alvaro Rosas81 Will Davidson82 Paul Connor83 Christian Udovich84 Geoff Pullen85 Jarrod Bingham

Coach: Matthew KemptonAssistants: Luke van Kempen/Xavier Maloney/Andrew Thompson

UNIVERSITY BLACKS


1 Matthew Duggan2 Rob Cathcart3 Matthew Petering4 Sean Coote5 Tom Abbott6 Chris Langdon7 Tom Dean8 Josh Ward9 Doug Pritchard10 Nick Loucaides11 Scott Braithwaite12 Scott Gower13 Will Murton14 Tim Collins14 Ben McLean15 Alex Bennett16 Sam McBain17 Anthony Carroll18 Will Edmonds19 Mick Atkins20 Callan Buckley21 Jackson Leigh22 Lachlan Boyd23 Adam Catlin24 Kelvin Barnes25 Travis Woolnough25 Tom Gandy26 Michael DeFontenay27 Brayden Haynes28 Mick Millar29 Jordan Thompson30 Will Mattingley31 Tom Buckley32 Joel DiNatale33 Matthew Stevens34 Michael Globan35 Sean McNicholas36 Scott Kendall37 Jack Richter

37 Tim Cumming38 Michael Wilson39 Luke McNicholas40 James Bull41 Marcus Lee42 James Bliesner42 Mitchell Howes43 Nick Dickinson44 Pete Richter45 Greg Roberts46 Luke Sketchley47 Travis Kelly48 Jarrad Evans49 Luke Slater50 Matthew Kurta51 Tyson Rayner52 Oliver Webber53 Sean Brennan54 Chris Badman55 Joel Billing56 Tim Pritchard58 Michael Salisbury59 Germaine Ivanka60 Mitchell Bourne65 Matthew Prosser66 Sean McLaren68 Jack Coleman72 Mark Ensor

Coach: Jason MifsudAssistants: Craig Tonkin / Josh Bourke

BEAUMARIS

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PREMIER B - FIRST SEMI FINAL2:10pm Sunday 9 September - Trevor Barker Oval

1 Aaron Gregory (R)2 James Beaumont2 Mitch Downey (R)3 Thomas Paule4 Thomas Healey5 Cameron Beck6 Christopher Righetti7 Christopher Baillieu (R)7 Edward Hughes8 Benjamin Hayes9 Peter Kennon10 Rupert Doyle10 Harry Macciolli11 Thomas Bachet11 William Hatfi eld12 Christopher Hood13 Benjamin Baines (R)13 John Cooper14 Tony Dickinson (R)14 Harry Jupp15 Timothy Oman16 Timothy McLardy16 Nicholas Voyage

17Charles Cumbrae-Stewart

18 Sam Gibbons19 Campbell May20 Benjamin McKie21 Jay Coverdale (R)21 Stuart Watson22 Christopher Wischer22 Harry Allen (R)23 Nicholas DeSteiger25 Nicholas Amato25 Alexander Crosby (R)25 Cameron Tunbridge (R)26 James Siebert27 Stuart Taylor28 Jeremy Beaumont29 Lachlan Bennett

31 Jack Macciolli31 Morgan Cottee (R)32 Luke Batten32 Will Fuller33 Edward Lloyd35 Paul Kruger36 Matthew Marangon38 Adam Marangon39 Lachlan Cameron41 Alistair Ferguson42 Angus Lapin43 Christopher Jenkins43 Nicholas Russell44 Guy Brayshaw45 Edward DeFegely45 Konrad Spies (R)46 Martins McCoy47 Hugo Dean47 Tim Spargo49 Lewis Haralambous50 Alexander Armstrong54 David Wright55 Edward Mandie56 Christopher Stubbe62 Thomas Hywood64 Samuel Quennell68 William Johnson71 Richard Armit73 Will Thompson76 Nicholas Yencken77 Jordan Hooper78 Yoxford Rous80 Natthanial Nixon

Andrew CameronLucas HopkinsCharles WilmothHugh TomilsonCallum WilliamsonLuther Ellis

Coach: Nathan BrownAssistants: Daniel Hughes/Peter Nunn

OLD MELBURNIANS


PREMIER B RESERVE - SECOND SEMI FINAL11:40am Saturday 8 September - Box Hill City Oval

1 Matthew Murphy2 Daniel Campbell3 Ben Dowd (C)4 Keith Brick5 Patrick Dowd6 Daniel Mahoney7 Charles Ring8 Josh Gabelich9 Julian Staffi eri10 Karl Wissell11 Elliot Waldron12 Nick McArdle13 William Coates14 James Grinter15 Julian Charles16 Rick Ladson17 Patrick Aughton18 Michael Shanahan19 Glen Chivers20 Thomas Steains21 Joshua Taylor22 Phil Edgar23 Tom Simpson24 Zachary Ginies24 Tom Marchesani (L/S)25 Joe Frazer26 Sam Bishop (VC)27 Steve Landers27 Paul Di Natale (R)28 Edward Ring29 Dom Gibbs30 Tom Cunningham31 Anthony Lynch (C)32 Nathan Hobson33 Jack Weber34 Anthony White35 Paedar Hanley36 Matthew Lattanzio37 Matthew Shannon38 Jack Mullen39 John Liston40 Matthew Daniel41 Tom McPherson42 Peter Murray43 Ricky Caldow44 Henry Parkes45 Sam Conlan46 James Mustey

47 John Griffi ths48 Hamish McPherson49 Mark Duffy50 Gerrard Holland51 Phil Longmore52 Francis Keely53 Jack Murphy-Cruise54 Tom Crookes55 Pat Murphy56 Dan Kerr (R)56 Luke McDonnell57 Pat Keely60 Liam Dunne61 Tom Harvey62 Michael Kneebone63 Simon O’Connor64 Tim O’Rourke65 David Makohon66 James Marchesani67 Tim Fitzgerald68 Domenic Loschiavo70 James O’Rourke71 Samuel Carne72 Pat Rhodes73 HartleyWill74 Luke Davrain75 Jesse Brown76 Thomas Woolfe77 Sean Reid78 Tom Johnston79 Hagen Cosgriff80 James Syme82 Ashley Collins83 Mitch Hayward84 Jarrod Nash85 Daniel Barrett86 Jarrod O’Keefe87 Jack Jolly89 Peter Harvey90 Darragh Kelly91 Tim Sharpe92 James Douglas94 Rory Ellis95 James Leggett96 Mitch Austin97 David Geltch98 Tim Trewin99 Tim Bowden

Coach: Kornel DachsAssistant: Jim Jeffers

ST KEVINSUniversity Blacks

1 Adam Cook2 Harry Lahy3 Scott Myers4 Andrew Willingham5 Huw Lacey6 Jake Matthews7 Jandre Slabbert8 Scott Hissey9 Scott Weekley (VC)10 Bede Mahon11 Bart Mill12 Dan Hunt13 Angus Drysdale14 Simon Thomas15 Shane Macnamara16 Cameron Roberts17 Tom Purcell18 Josh Gaylor19 Matthew Dornauf20 Andrew Torney21 Thomas Woods22 Tom Howgate (VC)23 Daniel Costello (C)24 Hugh Symon25 James Clarke26 David Batten27 Nick Batten28 Justin Crameri29 Levi Kalms30 Andrew Jesse (VC)31 Clive O’Sullivan32 Steven Flight33 Jordan Foster34 Andrew Else35 John Delahunty36 Jake Gardiner37 Lachlan Crameri38 Tom Napier39 Adam Pitt

40 Nick Holt41 Simon Yule42 Charlie Richardson43 Ross Tomkins44 Hamish Guthrie45 Mitch Aitken46 Mark Macgugan47 Tom Brennan48 Peter O’Rourke49 Ben Farrow50 Jack Heeley51 Simon Lewis52 James Bismire53 Jack Lahy54 Cameron Turner55 Jonathon Gibson56 Joshua Steadman57 Peter Lynch60 Andrew Felemonow70 Nicholas Manning71 Charles McIntyre72 Alex Hayward73 Stephen Judson74 Rory Brennan75 Chris Weitzel76 Joshua Convery77 Owen Scrivener78 Glenn Coyle79 Alvaro Rosas81 Will Davidson82 Paul Connor83 Christian Udovich84 Geoff Pullen85 Jarrod Bingham

Coach: Luke O’Connell

UNIVERSITY BLACKS


PREMIER B RESERVE - FIRST SEMI FINAL11:40am Sunday 9 September - Trevor Barker Oval

1 Matthew Duggan2 Rob Cathcart3 Matthew Petering4 Sean Coote5 Tom Abbott6 Chris Langdon7 Tom Dean8 Josh Ward9 Doug Pritchard10 Nick Loucaides11 Scott Braithwaite12 Scott Gower13 Will Murton14 Tim Collins14 Ben McLean15 Alex Bennett16 Sam McBain17 Anthony Carroll18 Will Edmonds19 Mick Atkins20 Callan Buckley21 Jackson Leigh22 Lachlan Boyd23 Adam Catlin24 Kelvin Barnes25 Travis Woolnough25 Tom Gandy26 Michael DeFontenay27 Brayden Haynes28 Mick Millar29 Jordan Thompson30 Will Mattingley31 Tom Buckley32 Joel DiNatale33 Matthew Stevens34 Michael Globan35 Sean McNicholas36 Scott Kendall37 Jack Richter

37 Tim Cumming38 Michael Wilson39 Luke McNicholas40 James Bull41 Marcus Lee42 James Bliesner42 Mitchell Howes43 Nick Dickinson44 Pete Richter45 Greg Roberts46 Luke Sketchley47 Travis Kelly48 Jarrad Evans49 Luke Slater50 Matthew Kurta51 Tyson Rayner52 Oliver Webber53 Sean Brennan54 Chris Badman55 Joel Billing56 Tim Pritchard58 Michael Salisbury59 Germaine Ivanka60 Mitchell Bourne65 Matthew Prosser66 Sean McLaren68 Jack Coleman72 Mark Ensor

Coach: Marcus Goonan / Tim Hunt / Rob Strahan

BEAUMARIS

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1 James North2 Jack Cannon3 Tom Jakobi4 Josh Homann5 Andrew Edge6 Jimmy Davis7 Michael Dewar8 Jon Priestley9 Andrew Dewar10 Jon Edge11 Blair Mason12 Matthew McEvoy13 Nick Coroneous14 Thomas Clarke15 Ben Gadsden16 Brock Rawlinson17 Matt Browning18 Jordan Portelli19 Tom Mentiplay20 Jack Beaton21 Tim Fogarty22 Niall Collins23 Ben Jarick24 Jon Perrett25 Riley Cummin26 Ben Austen29 Josh Dickerson30 Tom Skewes

31Nick Graham-Bowman

32 David Jennings33 Jack Davis34 Tom Mariani35 Jordan Pascoe36 Scott Cramey37 Harry Cannon38 Chris Mizzi39 Tom Gunning40 Stuart McLeod-Smith

41 Marcel Bruin42 Leigh Hendra43 David Fallon44 Daniel Anthony45 Lachie Anthony46 Tim Cooney48 Stuart McKell49 Will Priestley50 Andrew Ogilvie51 Jarrod Sargent52 Nick Paterson54 Zac Allcott55 James Salem56 Will Bardoel57 Callum Nicholls58 Pat Kelly59 Stuart Hooy60 Brendan Blatt62 Kieran Rawlinson63 Marshall Pascoe69 Sam Roney73 John Nockles84 Alistair Taylor85 Scott Eastgate86 Ryan Eastgate

Reserves: Ross StewartAssistant: Daniel Mann

OLD BRIGHTON


PREMIER C - SECOND SEMI FINAL2:10pm Saturday 8 September - Trevor Barker Oval

1 Matthew Boland2 Mitch Grant2 Robert Gallagher3 Liam Platt4 Matthew Hayes5 Michael Graham6 Daniel Price7 Brett Hampton8 Kris Little9 Michael Meyer10 Tim Kight11 Robert Swayn11 Josh O’meara12 Claye Tobin12 Adam Baker13 Matthew Ryan14 Sam L’huillier16 Paul Sullivan17 Mark Kidner18 Stephen Sullivan19 Dean Miller20 Shaun Chapman21 Rick Hayward21 Lucas Thomas22 Daniel Mccarthy23 Tim Boland24 Zeke Mccarthy25 Bryn Richards26 Darren Rochford27 Mitch Todd28 Jesse Balic29 Guy Crilley30 Tom Redmond31 Lachlan Oakley32 Paul Groves33 Sam Kelleher34 Chad Ryan35 David Robbins36 Reid Irvine

37 Chris Lacey38 Michael Ellis39 Robert Layton40 Ben Hampton41 Andrew Thompson42 Mark Ferguson43 William Schubert45 Sean Denton47 Keegan Mccarthy48 Ben Darcy49 Robert Meade50 Stephen Edkins52 Daniel Graham54 Robert Heaney55 Craig Radford57 Dale Schober58 Tim Matthews59 Kieran Benton60 Ned Harding61 Jarrod Pearce72 Greg Meier

Coach: Sam RadfordAssistants: Mitch Grant/Josh Radford

PARKDALE VULTURES

1 Rory Angiolella (C)2 Dan Morgan3 Ross Borland4 Toby Hudson Bevege5 John Clark6 Chris Polidoras7 Jack Beech8 James Meakin9 Pat O’Connor10 Tom Cheshire11 Benjamin Atherton12 Luke Ablett13 Jesse Dimond14 Innes Macphail15 James O’Rielly16 Dan Clark17 Jess Cameron-Wootten18 Josh Vansittart19 Antony Harbor20 Harry Topp21 Michael Lee22 Mitch Mcwhinney23 Sam Baker24 Jack Parkinson25 Michael Cussen26 Jack Dalton27 Chris Wills28 James McGee30 Nathan Jumeau31 Jack Simcoe32 Dom Pound-Palmieri33 Tom Parkinson34 Will Johnson35 Cailean Moore36 Dimitri Kynigopoulos37 Will Fenton38 James Cowan-Clark39 Drew Olarenshaw40 Chris Wallace

41 Matt Brown43 Mathew Coad44 Jake Fraser45 Nick Marshall46 Scott Cations47 Tom Dlabik48 Cheyne Evans49 Oliver Stoltz50 George Warton51 Max Ellis52 Tom Biscaro53 Max Allen55 Ryan Ewing60 Cameron Ball62 Greg Hesse65 Matt Kyroussis85 Will Pickering

Coach: Michael PickeringAssistants: Mark Murrary/Simon Kelleher/Brett Pollard

FITZROY

SPONSORSReds Foundation

Fitzroy Victoria Bowls ClubNAB

Degani Bakery CafeHarrington Earl Real Estate


PREMIER C - FIRST SEMI FINAL2:10pm Sunday 9 September - Box Hill City Oval

1 Matthew Bortolotto 2 Jarrod Carlson (VC)2 Liam Mc Cormack

(TVC)3 Nicholas Birrell 4 Thomas Jones 5 Simon Considine 6 Nicholas Crosbie 7 Matthew Gasparini 8 Peter Augustin 8 Stuart Kemp 9 Luke Considine 10 Tom Stafford 11 Jonathan Blanch 12 Matthew Holmes 13 Robert Costanzo 14 Mathew Tantsis Hall 14 Anthony Layton 15 Jonathan Bortolotto 16 Simon Abrahams 17 Luke Boyd 18 Derrin Gartner 19 Steven Crapper 20 MathewBeaini 21 David Tantsis Hall 22 Nicholas James 22 Timothy Montagna 23 Daniel Fraser (RVC)24 Trent Carlson 25 Daniel McMahon

(DVC)26 Laine Rice 27 Mathew Bridges 28 Jacob Gasparini 29 Tom Jordan 30 Daniel Redmond 31 Anthony McGlin 32 Adrian Coburn 33 Jake Symes SC34 Dallas Jarred

34 Liam Brockhus 35 Ashley Viney 36 Timothy Blanch 37 James Coburn 38 Anthony Manakis 39 John Mc Intyre 40 Jake Mahoney 41 Joel Crimmins 42 Dan Isaac 43 Nick Botham 44 Tom Black (RVC)45 Adam Lincoln (RVC)46 Tim Money (RC)47 Jack Watty 48 Ari Loucas 49 Tom Money (TC)50 Dustin Cracknell 52 Steven O’Keefe 54 David Nicholls 55 Daniel Bourke 56 Liam De Neefe 57 Aaron Comerford 58 Mark Grigoruk 59 Daniel Coloe 60 Robert Kemp 61 Ryan Michael 62 Brady Hogan 64 Sean Connell 65 William Delahunty 66 Samuel Robson 67 Adrian Bolzonello 68 Matt Mc Cartin 69 Jake Capuano 70 Adam Checcomancini 71 Liam Money 72 Paul Symes 73 Sam Ayob 74 Alexander Montalto 75 Dom Carson 76 Samuel Chandler

Coach: Steve Macpherson

MARCELLIN

1 Nicholas Lewton2 Mick Chamberlain3 Dave Hansen4 Tim Bourbon5 Jake Beard6 Rob Mann7 Francis Reed8 Ree Thomas9 Josh Cowan10 Ben Chamberlain11 Cameron Smith12 Paul Iacovangelo13 Ryan Power14 Ben Phibbs15 Ben Castledine16 Nick Thomas17 Tom Chambers18 Byron Bonner19 Sam Jones20 Troy Castricum21 Stuart Inglis22 Gavin Joachim23 Steve Oldman24 Ryan Kaye25 Jace Kelly26 Steve Christopher27 Tom Bailey28 Matt Lewison29 Arron Homes30 John Paul Mailetzis31 Ben Woods32 Jamie Cetraro33 Steve Balloch34 Dave Reagan35 Dan Mc Lean36 Nathan Mc Lean37 Tav Vallance38 Luke Greco39 Luke Broad

40 Luke Hawkins41 Lochan Allen42 Cameron Raine43 Jesse Le Rossa44 Bernie Costin45 Dale Micallef46 Adam Bow47 Josh Di Pietro48 Chama Jayaweera49 Chris Bray50 Kerian Kelly51 James Kavanagh52 Pat Johnson53 Luke Castledine54 Sam Sylvester55 Jack Murphy56 Steve Mann57 Dan Mc Cloud58 Dave Maskill59 Anthony Bray60 Jake Little61 Anthony Cavarella62 James Verbyla63 James Hende64 James Chater65 Dale Crotty66 Harsimran Singh67 Jeff Bates68 James Egan69 Scott Castledine70 Jordan Schiano

Coach: Adrian ConnollyAssistants: Ryan Power/Ben Phibbs/Kevin Chamberlain/Steve Stanley

MAZENOD


PREMIER C RESERVE - SECOND SEMI FINAL11:40am Saturday 8 September - Trevor Barker Oval

1 Rory Angiolella (C)2 Dan Morgan3 Ross Borland4 Toby Hudson Bevege5 John Clark6 Chris Polidoras7 Jack Beech8 James Meakin9 Pat O’Connor10 Tom Cheshire11 Benjamin Atherton12 Luke Ablett13 Jesse Dimond14 Innes Macphail15 James O’Rielly16 Dan Clark17 Jess Cameron-Wootten18 Josh Vansittart19 Antony Harbor20 Harry Topp21 Michael Lee22 Mitch Mcwhinney23 Sam Baker24 Jack Parkinson25 Michael Cussen26 Jack Dalton27 Chris Wills28 James McGee30 Nathan Jumeau31 Jack Simcoe32 Dom Pound-Palmieri33 Tom Parkinson34 Will Johnson35 Cailean Moore36 Dimitri Kynigopoulos37 Will Fenton38 James Cowan-Clark39 Drew Olarenshaw40 Chris Wallace

41 Matt Brown43 Mathew Coad44 Jake Fraser45 Nick Marshall46 Scott Cations47 Tom Dlabik48 Cheyne Evans49 Oliver Stoltz50 George Warton51 Max Ellis52 Tom Biscaro53 Max Allen55 Ryan Ewing60 Cameron Ball62 Greg Hesse65 Matt Kyroussis85 Will Pickering

Coach: Bruce Edwards

FITZROY

SPONSORSReds Foundation

Fitzroy Victoria Bowls ClubNAB

Degani Bakery CafeHarrington Earl Real Estate

1 Matthew Bortolotto 2 Jarrod Carlson (VC)2 Liam Mc Cormack

(TVC)3 Nicholas Birrell 4 Thomas Jones 5 Simon Considine 6 Nicholas Crosbie 7 Matthew Gasparini 8 Peter Augustin 8 Stuart Kemp 9 Luke Considine 10 Tom Stafford 11 Jonathan Blanch 12 Matthew Holmes 13 Robert Costanzo 14 Mathew Tantsis Hall 14 Anthony Layton 15 Jonathan Bortolotto 16 Simon Abrahams 17 Luke Boyd 18 Derrin Gartner 19 Steven Crapper 20 MathewBeaini 21 David Tantsis Hall 22 Nicholas James 22 Timothy Montagna 23 Daniel Fraser (RVC)24 Trent Carlson 25 Daniel McMahon

(DVC)26 Laine Rice 27 Mathew Bridges 28 Jacob Gasparini 29 Tom Jordan 30 Daniel Redmond 31 Anthony McGlin 32 Adrian Coburn 33 Jake Symes SC34 Dallas Jarred

34 Liam Brockhus 35 Ashley Viney 36 Timothy Blanch 37 James Coburn 38 Anthony Manakis 39 John Mc Intyre 40 Jake Mahoney 41 Joel Crimmins 42 Dan Isaac 43 Nick Botham 44 Tom Black (RVC)45 Adam Lincoln (RVC)46 Tim Money (RC)47 Jack Watty 48 Ari Loucas 49 Tom Money (TC)50 Dustin Cracknell 52 Steven O’Keefe 54 David Nicholls 55 Daniel Bourke 56 Liam De Neefe 57 Aaron Comerford 58 Mark Grigoruk 59 Daniel Coloe 60 Robert Kemp 61 Ryan Michael 62 Brady Hogan 64 Sean Connell 65 William Delahunty 66 Samuel Robson 67 Adrian Bolzonello 68 Matt Mc Cartin 69 Jake Capuano 70 Adam Checcomancini 71 Liam Money 72 Paul Symes 73 Sam Ayob 74 Alexander Montalto 75 Dom Carson 76 Samuel Chandler

Coach: Steve Macpherson

MARCELLIN


PREMIER C RESERVE - FIRST SEMI FINAL11:40am Sunday 9 September - Box Hill City Oval

1 Nicholas Lewton2 Mick Chamberlain3 Dave Hansen4 Tim Bourbon5 Jake Beard6 Rob Mann7 Francis Reed8 Ree Thomas9 Josh Cowan10 Ben Chamberlain11 Cameron Smith12 Paul Iacovangelo13 Ryan Power14 Ben Phibbs15 Ben Castledine16 Nick Thomas17 Tom Chambers18 Byron Bonner19 Sam Jones20 Troy Castricum21 Stuart Inglis22 Gavin Joachim23 Steve Oldman24 Ryan Kaye25 Jace Kelly26 Steve Christopher27 Tom Bailey28 Matt Lewison29 Arron Homes30 John Paul Mailetzis31 Ben Woods32 Jamie Cetraro33 Steve Balloch34 Dave Reagan35 Dan Mc Lean36 Nathan Mc Lean37 Tav Vallance38 Luke Greco39 Luke Broad

40 Luke Hawkins41 Lochan Allen42 Cameron Raine43 Jesse Le Rossa44 Bernie Costin45 Dale Micallef46 Adam Bow47 Josh Di Pietro48 Chama Jayaweera49 Chris Bray50 Kerian Kelly51 James Kavanagh52 Pat Johnson53 Luke Castledine54 Sam Sylvester55 Jack Murphy56 Steve Mann57 Dan Mc Cloud58 Dave Maskill59 Anthony Bray60 Jake Little61 Anthony Cavarella62 James Verbyla63 James Hende64 James Chater65 Dale Crotty66 Harsimran Singh67 Jeff Bates68 James Egan69 Scott Castledine70 Jordan Schiano

Coach: Scott Azzapardi

MAZENOD

1 Simon Bennett (DVC)2 Damian McGuigan3 Steve Romanin3 Stef Anjou4 Blake Hillier4 Daniel Desanctis4 James Kennedy5 Jordan Eade5 Josh Kennedy6 Tristan Beranger (VC)6 Alex Vickery7 Andrew Rogers7 Warren Carlyle (C)7 Michael Price8 Jordan Heffernan8 Matt Decarne9 Rob Deev10 Alister Lloyd11 Nick Tsindos (DVC)11 Trent Langdon12 Edward Cramer12 Ken Darby12 Dominic La Fontaine12 Phil Kanz13 Greg Tolson14 Jack Ymer14 Josh Kennedy15 Rohan Kapoor15 Matt Berry16 James Way16 Sam Killworth17 Phil Bennett (DVC)17 Joe Atkinson18 Jackson Eade19 Jack Le Cerf19 Tom Byrnes19 Paul Figueroa20 Matt Partington21 Luke Smith21 Alex MacKenzie22 Brett Fields22 Matt Woodbridge23 Simon Bonyhady23 Peter Storey

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SHARPSHOOTERSPLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL

2012 PremierDamien Yze Old Carey 3 56

Andrew Ramsden Old Trinity 3 56

Sam Pickett De La Salle 1 49

Shaun Glennen St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 3 41

Matthew Handley Old Xaverians 0 41

2012 Premier ReserveChristopher Larkins Old Xaverians 3 34

Julian Hampton Collegians 1 34

Nicolas Fyfi eld De La Salle 4 33

Sam Cutts Collegians 1 28

Michael Hannan Old Xaverians 1 25

2012 Premier ThirdsSam Morwood De La Salle 3 35

Brett Scott Caulfi eld Gramm 6 33

Charlie Houghton Old Scotch 1 25

Patrick Timms Collegians 1 25

Michael Hennessy Old Xaverians 2 25

2012 Premier BDavid Fayman AJAX 8 60

Henry Parkes St Kevins 1 51

Jake Lew AJAX 4 48

Cameron Beck Old Melburnians 8 47

Lachlan Bennett Old Melburnians 4 45

2012 Premier B ReserveBrendan Blatt Old Brighton 4 37

Timothy Pritchard Beaumaris 4 35

Sebastian Kemmerer Old Melburnians 0 30

Matthew Shannon St Kevins 0 30

James Bismire University Blacks 2 27

Edward Hughes Old Melburnians 2 27

2012 Premier B ThirdsLachlan McRedmond Northern Blues 2 33

Cameron Tunbridge Old Melburnians 1 30

Thomas Crookes St Kevins 0 29

Nicholas Marchesani St Kevins 1 23

Daniel Anthony Old Brighton 0 22

2012 Premier CAdam Barclay Banyule 3 71

Leigh Brennan Rupertswood 6 60

Darren Rochford Parkdale Vultures 3 58

Chamath Jayaweera Mazenod 5 54

Jack Duke Old Camberwell 1 51

PLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL

2012 Premier C Reserve

Caine Hillier Old Camberwell 5 59

Daniel Fraser Marcellin 1 51

Jacob Beard Mazenod 2 46

Dean Podger PEGS 3 27

Dimitrios Kynigopoulos Fitzroy 1 27

2012 Premier C Thirds

Shelley Fulton Fitzroy 11 60

Sam Ayoub Marcellin 1 54

Daniel Kerr St Kevins 6 49

Brett Cottrell Old Camberwell 2 38

2012 Division 1

Shaun Payze Peninsula 57

2012 Division 1 Reserve

Jake Archdeacon Peninsula 52

2012 Division 2

Sabastian Ciavola Old Eltham Collegians 69


Rick Ellis Prahran Assump 35

2012 Division 3

Ashleigh Close Ivanhoe 104


Benjamin Seeger Yarra Valley 80

2012 Division 4

Jesse Albrecht South Mornington 78


Thomas Kennedy Swinburne Uni 75

2012 Under 19 Premier

Charlie Haley De La Salle 65

2012 U19 Section 2

Matthew Mitchell Old Haileybury 69

2012 U19 Section 3

Sam Hibbins Collegians 54

2012 U19 North

Jai Swainger Ivanhoe 56

2012 U19 South

Jordan Young St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 64

2012 - Under 18

Dane Thomas Werribee Districts 59

2012 Club XVIII (1)

James McDonnell Old Xaverians 82

2012 Club XVIII (2)

Raymond Steer Therry Penola 90


CLUB WAREHOUSE RISING STAR 2012

VAFA ELASTOPLAST TRAINER OF THE WEEK

Peter Bulluck – Whitefriars

John Bromley – Oakleigh

Sarah Jenkins – St Bedes/Mentone Tigers

Jodie Porter – Collegians

Laura Ham – North Old Boys/St Pats

Kara Mitchell – UHS-VU

Jen Houston – UHS-VU

Shakhti Sri – South Melbourne Districts

Alex Mackenzie – Old Geelong

Craig Thornton Grimes – Banyule

Lauren Ross – AJAX

Sophie Angus – Peninsula Old Boys

Trevor Milburn – Old Ivanhoe

Jess Sheehan – Manningham Cobras

Kali Powell – St Johns

Jacqui Perry – Yarra Valley Old Boys

Hannah Ross – St Kevins

Linda Luong – West Brunswick

1. Jacob Williams (De la Salle)

2. Nick Jamieson (Old Scotch)

3. Courtney Hylton – (Collegians)

4. Patrick Ambrose (Old Xaverians)

5. Gabriel Hamilton (Old Trinity)

6. Bol Kolang (Werribee Districts)

7. Samuel Autio (St Marys / Salesian)

8. Gene Van Den Broek (Old Scotch)

9. Joshua Cowan (Mazenod)

10. Jandre Slabbert (Uni Blacks)

11. Henry Simon (Ormond)

12. Brede Seccull (Old Haileybury)

13. Lachlan Boyd – (Beaumaris)

14. Henry Parkes – (St Kevin’s)

15. Shaun Glennen – (St Bedes)

16. Jack Langford - (Banyule)

17. Lachie Ferguson (Collegians)

18. David Wall (St Bernards)

* to be eligible for the club Warehouse Rising Star, a player must be born no earlier than 1991 and playing his fi rst

full season of senior football.

TRAINER OF THE YEAR NOMINATIONS

RISING STAR NOMINATIONS:


RETR

OGeoff Reilley

12 MONTHS AGO – 2011

Collegians made up for missing the “minor

premiership” by moving straight into the grand

fi nal in Premier A by defeating St Bedes/Mentone

Tigers 16.8 to 7.16 in the second semi fi nal.

Collegians took a fi rm hold early in the game and

maintained control despite the Tigers kicking

2.10 to 1.2 in the third quarter. Best – Holst, Ries

(3), Taft (4), Inglis, Croft, Dixon (Coll) and Anstey,

Phibbs, Hellier, Shakaib, Collins, Tyquin (StB). The

Old Xaverians kept in the race for the fl ag with and

convincing victory in the fi rst semi fi nal over Uni

Blues 17.7 to 12.12. Best – Lynch, Handley (7), Goss,

Wynne, Rogerson, Purss (Xavs) and Monteith,

Hayes, Torney, Maddocks, Watts, Paterson (UB).

Caulfi eld Grammarians fi rmed into favoritism in

Premier B when they stormed home in the fi nal

quarter with 7 goals to 1 and a fi nal score of 13.13

to 10.9 against St Kevins in the second semi. Best

– Slonim, Shanahan, L O’Keefe (4), Parsons, Wood,

Perkins (Caulfi eld) and Edgar, Keogh, Wissell,

Waldron, Marchesani, Murphy (StK). St Bernards

were too good for Old Brighton in the fi rst semi

16.15 to 11.13.

5 YEARS AGO – 2007

The Old Xaverians were into another A Section

Grand fi nal following their second semi win over

Old Brighton. The Xavs had a chance to hold a

considerable lead by quarter time but kicked

inaccurately (4.6 to 2.1). The fi nal score of 14.18 to

11.12 was clear enough to suggest the Xavs would

be very hard to beat again in two weeks time.

Best – Johnston, Sapuppo, Handley, Arnold (4),

Colbert, Beardsley (OX) and Talbot, Heath, Olliver,

Dickerson, Jakobi, Phelan (OB). Uni Blues easily

defeated Old Ivanhoe in the fi rst semi 13.14 to 8.7.

Uni Blacks were into the B Section Preliminary

Final with a strong win over St Kevins 14.7 to 9.13.

The 5 goal lead at quarter time was signifi cant

for the Blacks. Best – Purcell, M Kempton, Evans

(3), Mortenson, P Kempton (3), Lacey (UB) and

Mahoney, Giansiracusa (3), Bishop, Dollman,

Dowd, Ryan (SKOBS).

St Bedes Mentone Tigers were far too strong for

their main rivals, Old Essendon, 29.18 to 17.7 in

the second semi. Best – Waters, Neville, Groves

(7), P Wintle (6), Phibbs, Anstey (StB) and Goullet,

Velardo (4), Baddeley, T Biggs, Towner (OE).


In a fantastic A Section second semi fi nal, St

Bernards led for the majority of the game before

a spirited fi ghtback by Old Xaverians made the

game a thriller. Trailing by over 7 goals at three

quarter time, the Xavs big guns lifted with 7 goals

to 1 in the fi nal term before St Bernards held on

15.16 to 15.10. Best – Fielding, D Jordan (7), Smith,

Byrne, Thomas Ashton (StB) and Clarke (5), Ford,

Blood, Ockleshaw, Landrigan, Wood (OX).

It was a much larger margin in the B Section second

semi as Old Melburnians defeated Old Haileybury

20.10 to 9.8. Best – Mulquiney, Hawkins (4), Hazell

(4), Roberts, Hicks, Mulligan (OM’s) and Carson,

McMahon, White, O’Donnell, D Lay, Brooks (OH).

St Bedes Mentone Tigers defeated Caulfi eld

Grammarians in the C Section preliminary fi nal

9.10 to 7.13. Best – P Wintle, Beasley, Hecker,

Hayes, McColl, M Wintle (StB) and Pearce, Widjaja,

Pennycuick, Baxter, Liddell, Fallu (CG).


Collegians led De La Salle all day in the A Section

second semi fi nal to win 13.15 to 11.13 and seemed

primed for a strong tilt at the fl ag in two weeks

time. De La were valiant in the fi nal term but could

not penetrate the strong Collegians’ defence often

enough to win. Best – Mount (7), Irvine, Hibbins,

Galbraith, Schober, Wallace (Coll) and Ronchi,

Tully, Campbell, McClounan, Hunter, Mackintosh

(DLS). Collegians also won the reserves second

semi over St Bernards.

Old Brighton were very impressive in the B Section

second semi overcoming Old Melburnians 14.11

to 7.6. The Tonners’ second half was power plus.

Best – Rickerby, Hoar, Hendrie, Lade, Hayden (4),

James (OB) and Macauley, Teal (3), Witts, Baldwin,

Rose, Anastakis (OM).

Mazenod were too good for Caulfi eld Grammarians


in the D Section Grand Final 13.13 to 11.18 and

had to come from behind at three quarter time.

Best – Barker, Noble (4), Mannix, Rogers, Marshall,

Chilcott (Mazenod) and Simpson, Cronan, T

Royals, R Royals, B Matthews, R Harris (CG). It was

a special celebration evening for Mazenod who

gained the double as the reserves defeated Old

Ivanhoe 12.12 to 6.5.

Brunswick defeated North Brunswick in the E

Section Grand fi nal 7.17 to 6.6. Best – Cross,

McCulloch, K Waterson, Hall, B Waterson, Stevens

(Brunswick) and Keay, Tirchett, Grimaldi, Thorpe,

De Marco, Lirosi (Nth Brunswick).

Old Essendon won a thriller in the F Section Grand

fi nal over Old Carey by 1 point, 9.7 to 8.12. Best

– B Panagiotopoulos, J Panagiotopoulos, Bishop,

McEndroe, Souter, McKenzie (OE) and Hughes,

Harris, Hickey (4), Daniels, Birti, Hughes (OC).


Thomastown were too strong for Balaclava in the

E Section fi rst semi 27.14 to 16.15. With 12 goals

in the fi nal term Thomastown proved themselves

worthy challengers in the weeks ahead. Best –

Pace (12), Bell, Tistevski, Steele, Harisiou, A Fellows

(Thomastown) and Gregory, Darvall (3), S withers,

Crottie, Lotherington, Raff erty (Balaclava).

Commonwealth Bank won the F Section fi rst semi

against Brunswick 21.17 to 19.17. Best – Collins (5),

Baker (6), Rowland, Jewell (4), G Matfi n, Van Der

Kraan (Com Bank) and Owens (4), Drapac, Bugden,

Carroll, Quigley, R Robertson (Brunswick).

Best and Fairest winners were – A Section- T Mason

(Old Scotch), B Section – A Balcombe (Ivanhoe), C

Section – I Rogers (Old Camberwell), D Section

– G Griffi ths (Parkside), E Section – G Rosewarne

(Elsternwick), F Section – L Swann (Clayton).


In A Section Old Paradians, after a slow start,

defeated Coburg in an entertaining fi rst semi

fi nal 22.22 to 16.8. Paradians missed some easy

shots on goal but their display in the second half

gave every indication of their ability to be a real

threat in the remaining games. Best – Duke (3),

Burt, Denavi (4), Lyons, Johnson, Grace (OP) and

Emselle, N Beattie (4), Zylan, Hughes (4), Warfe,

Sullivan (Coburg).

Interestingly in the B Section fi rst semi fi nal,

Ivanhoe had exactly the same winning score as

Old Paradians when they defeated Old Scotch

22.22 to 12.15 and they too trailed at quarter time.

Ivanhoe kicked 17 goals to Old Scotch’s 5 after

quarter time. Best – McWhinnie (4), Wilson (7),

Rojo, Flanagan, Berry (4), Crompton (Ivanhoe) and

Melville, Fleming, Purnell, Morgan (5), Bell, Sloss

(Scotch)


Best and Fairest winners for the season were

– A Section 1st Ian Turnbull (MHSOB), 2nd Tony

Anderson (Uni Blacks), 3rd Ian Graham (Uni Blacks).

B Section – 1st Duncan Wright (Alphington), 2nd

Ian Redpath (Geelong), 3rd Peter Harkness (Old

Scotch). C Section 1st – Peter Stokes (Brunswick),

2nd Max Brook (Caulfi eld Grammarians).

Old Paradians defeated Collegians in the A Section

second semi fi nal 12.13 to 5.10. Best – Parker,

O’Dwyer, Proctor (OP) and R Daff , Powell, Rowe

(Coll).

West Brunswick defeated St Kilda CBC 12.18 to

6.12 in the C Section preliminary fi nal. Best – Park,

Thompson, Nash (WB) and White, Sweeney, Hoy

(StK).

60 YEARS AGO - 1952

Ormond and Ivanhoe, hot favourites in A and B

Sections respectively, were both defeated. Uni

Blues beat Ivanhoe 13.12 to 7.9 and their stars

were Peter Bevilacqua, Bill Maling and Mick

Egglestone.

Elsternwick defeated Coburg in the C Section

second semi fi nal 9.8 to 7.13 and St Kevins took

out the premiership in D Section with 10.12 to

Caulfi eld Grammarians 8.14. Old Scotch 10.14

defeated Ormond 7.15 in the Junior Section

preliminary fi nal.


UNDE

R 19

Andrew Leonard

U19 Premier

Wow, what a game! De La Salle lead by 33 points

at half time in the second semi fi nal against Old

Xaverians and then the red and black stormed

home to win by 10 points. If you haven’t seen it

yet – check out the Old Xavs boys rendition of

the song on VAFA TV. De La stormed clear in the

second quarter with 7.6 to 0.2 and the game

looked done. By three quarter time there had

been a seven goal turn around, Old Xavs kicked

9.8 to 3.2 to take a nine point lead into the

fi nal change. Seb Gotch back from the seniors

snagged six goals for De La with Charlie Haley

slotting three but Xavs had more multiple goal

kickers in an enthralling battle. Perhaps De La

can exact revenge in the Grand Final but they

have a Preliminary Final to negotiate fi rst.

St Bernards will be De La’s opponent this week

as they thrashed St Bedes/Mentone Tigers last

week to end their season in the other semi

fi nal. The Tigers were within striking distance at

half time but the Bernies piled on 8.4 for in the

premiership quarter to put the game beyond

reach. The margin was an even 10 goals at the

fi nal break before it was extended to 81 points

at the fi nal siren. Jack Solomon was a handful

and also kicked a handful of goals whilst Matt

Hutchesson also kicked four and Sam Wood

had plenty of footy. St Bernards will go into the

Preliminary Final confi dent and together. They

have had a tough year as a club and noting

brings you closer than adversity. Good luck to

the Bernies today.

Section 2

As seen by the Phantom:

Old Brighton, were in the end too strong for St

Kevins, but they were given a good run for their

money the fi rst and last term. Old Brighton did

not waste the ball whereas St Kevins had plenty

of it but you could have built a house if the

wastage was in timber! Both sides had nine

goal kickers each but Old Brighton had Charlie

King who kicked fi ve. Not sure if he is being

called “the diff erence” by his teammates just

yet, perhaps it will be common if he repeats the

performance in two weeks time.

Werribee v Caulfi eld Caulfi eld are in form at the

right time and accounted for Werribee’s gun

midfi eld in their 45 point win. Drew Dickson was

impressive and Jackson Small kicked fi ve in the

win that ends the Tiger’s season. Can the Fields

go one further and make the grand fi nal? They

face a St Kevins outfi t who are up against the

wall, but they usually rebound strongly.

This week: St Kevins v Caulfi eld The matches

between these side this year have been great

value for money. St Kevins have won the three

so the good money goes on them but the

Fields are hungry and the future of the club

is on display so expect a close one. Caulfi eld

will look to Butler, Easton, Stewart, Wren and

Malone for drive around the ground while

the Skoberrs will want solid games from

Holland, Eva, Cellini, Gambaro and Keely.

These games bring out the best in Under 19

players and expect a bigger than usual crowd

at Central Reserve. Following this game is the

Premier Under 19 Prelim and it does not get any

better than De La Salle v St Bernards- a classic

catholic school hit out with no prize for second!


Section 3

Mazenod stormed into the Grand Final with a

comprehensive 15.13.103 to 8.6.54 win over

the early season pacesetters Northern Blues.

What has happened at Northern Blues I am not

quite sure but their season is in trouble unless

they can turn it around in the Preliminary fi nal

this week.

Blues will meet Collegians who are on the

march after they dismissed Old Camberwell

in emphatic fashion. Old Camberwell could

manage only one goal, whilst three Collegians

players each booted three. (King, Hibbins and

Apted). On this form I fancy that Collegians will

beat Northern Blues today.

U19 North

Williamstown CYMS got up in a thrilling second

semi fi nal win over Ivanhoe with a late goal

seeing them hold on to win by eight points

at Bill Lawry Oval. It was a low scoring game

with both sides struggling to score regularly.

The third quarter was critical as Williamstown

booted four goals to none to take a seven point

lead into the fi nal term. Old Geelong will be

Ivanhoe’s opponent as they held out Therry

Penola by 11 points to end their season. It was

another low scoring game, but the OG’s set the

tone for their seniors later that day turning a

19 point half time defi cit into a 26 point three

quarter time lead. The way Old Geelong are

going at present you also tip them on the

excitement around the place in the prelim

against the CYs today.

U19 South

James Howards four goal best on ground

display wasn’t enough for De La Salle to hold

off Parkdale Vultures in their second semi

at Brindisi St. Chris Welch kick three for the

Vultures and Josh Kovarik was a star as they

booked their place in the Grand Final. De La

Salle will now play Peninsula who beat St

Bedes/Mentone Tigers in an absolute thriller at

Trevor Barker Oval. The Tigers kicked 3.4 to 3.2

in the fi nal term as they came home hard in a

bid to extend their season. It wasn’t to be and

Peninsula will give themselves a good chance

against De La today.

UNDER 19 Premier

PRELIMINARY FINAL

De La Salle v St Bernards

UNDER 19 Section 2

PRELIMINARY FINAL

St Kevins v Caulfi eld Grammarians

UNDER 19 Section 3

PRELIMINARY FINAL

Northern Blues v Collegians

UNDER 19 North

PRELIMINARY FINAL

Ivanhoe v Old Geelong

UNDER 19 South

PRELIMINARY FINAL

De La Salle v Peninsula


Under 19 Premier

SEMI FINAL 1

St Bernards 3.5, 7.5, 15.9, 19.13 (127)

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2.5, 4.8, 5.9, 6.10 (46)

GOALS, St Bernards: J. Solomon 5, M. Hutchesson 4, J. Fenner 3, C. Connelly

2, C. Peart 1, J. Van Meel 1,

P. Le Noury 1, D. Wall 1, M. Hughes 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: P. Hurst 2, B.

Schubert 1, M. Coen 1, S. D’Andrea 1, J. Beckwith 1

BEST, St Bernards: S. Wood, J. Solomon, M. Hutchesson, J. Saundry, C. Peart,

P. Macdonough

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Capp, A. Hodges, J. Dalzotto, J. Beckwith, S.

D’Andrea, B. Nicoll

SEMI FINAL 2

Old Xaverians 2.5, 2.7, 11.15, 15.15 (105)

De La Salle 1.2, 8.4, 11.6, 14.11 (95)

GOALS, Old Xaverians: not provided

De La Salle: S. Gotch 6, C. Haley 3, M. Hamilton 1, H. Nicholson 1, L. Barda 1,

A. Indovino 1, J. Bull 1

BEST, Old Xaverians: not provided De La Salle: S. Mcgraw, S. Gotch, J. Fisher,

B. Wilson, L. Barda, J. Bull

U19 Section 2

SEMI FINAL 2

Old Brighton 3.3, 8.4, 12.7, 17.9 (111)

St Kevins 3.1, 5.3, 7.5, 12.7 (79)

GOALS, Old Brighton: C. King 5, M. Tregear 3, L. Otto 3, A. Luke 1, M. Pascoe

1, M. Delany 1, J. Pascoe 1, H. Graham 1, J. Knight 1 St Kevins: L. Nankervis

2, J. Gambaro 2, T. Soultanakis 2, L. Ritchie 1, N. Pryor 1, M. Roberts 1, J.

Cellini 1, M. Lew 1, N. Bond 1

BEST, Old Brighton: H. Carlson, H. Graham, N. Hellyer, T. Jones, W. Johnston,

R. Kiley St Kevins:

SEMI FINAL 1

Caulfi eld Grammarians 4.5, 10.11, 14.16, 19.19 (133)


GOALS, Caulfi eld Grammarians: J. Small 5, C. Logan 4, N. Tonkin 2, A.

Burtsin 2, D. Simic 2, L. Gallop 1,

W. Kingwill 1, J. Steiger 1, W. Peart 1 Werribee Districts: M. Turner 4, B.

Leonard 2, J. Cooke 2, M. El Hawli 2, C. Moloney 1, D. Taylor 1

BEST, Caulfi eld Grammarians: D. Dickson, T. Butler, J. Small, G. Berry, A.

Burtsin, C. Logan

Werribee Districts: D. Briscoe, E. Turner, B. Leonard, M. Turner, D. Taylor, M.

El Hawli, A. Imber

U19 Section 3

SEMI FINAL 2

Mazenod 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 15.13 (103)

Northern Blues 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 8.6 (54)

GOALS, Mazenod: not provided Northern Blues: not provided

BEST, Mazenod: not provided Northern Blues: not provided

SEMI FINAL 1

Collegians 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 16.10 (106)

Old Camberwell 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.13 (19)

GOALS, Collegians: S. KING 3, S. Hibbins 3, L. Apted 3, E. Cattell 2, T. Varigos

2, O. Whitehead 2,

C. Regan 1 Old Camberwell: C. Mclaughlin 1

BEST, Collegians: E. Cattell, T. Phillips, S. Madeira, W. Hayes, W. Pocknee,

L. Apted

Old Camberwell: C. Mclaughlin, J. Hrbek, T. Stayner, N. Adamson, J.

Giovannucci, O. Lloyd

U19 North

SEMI FINAL 1

Old Geelong 1.5, 1.5, 8.8, 8.9 (57)

Therry Penola 1.1, 4.6, 4.6, 6.10 (46)

GOALS, Old Geelong: R. Kemp 2, C. Jordan 1, S. Youngman 1, J. Grimshaw 1,

W. Sloss 1, H. Byrne 1,

A. De Fegely 1 Therry Penola: D. Blake 1, B. Egglestone 1, J. Tonna 1, H. Rowe

1, S. Tatlock 1, D. Ryan 1

BEST, Old Geelong: R. Kemp, C. Burbury, A. De Fegely, G. Macdonald, W.

Sloss, H. Byrne

Therry Penola: J. Costello, M. Jacobson, S. Calafi ore, D. Ryan, J. Calafi ore,

D. Blake

SEMI FINAL 2

Williamstown CYMS 2.2, 3.4, 7.5, 9.7 (61)

Ivanhoe 2.3, 5.7, 5.10, 7.11 (53)

GOALS, Williamstown CYMS: C. Matheson 2, N. Holdsworth 2, R. Joy 2, M.

Mclaughlin 1, M. Singleton 1, A. Heaver 1

Ivanhoe: J. Swainger 2, W. Emerson 1, L. Minney 1, B. Grigg 1, S. Zervides

1, D. Ioannou 1

BEST, Williamstown CYMS: T. Gill, N. Holdsworth, C. Matheson, R. Slaney, S.

Mcvernon, B. Callan

Ivanhoe: J. Lagreca, L. Minney, W. Cuthbert, S. Nix, B. Grigg, C. Robinson

U19 South

SEMI FINAL 1

Peninsula 3.4, 4.7, 9.11, 12.12 (84)

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 2.1, 6.6, 9.6, 12.10 (82)

GOALS, Peninsula: B. Churcher 5, T. Feldgen 3, J. Gleeson 2, T. Shayler 1, J.

Owens 1

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: S. Lay 5, J. Young 3, C. Mccready 2, M. O’Connor

1, J. Bova 1

BEST, Peninsula: B. Churcher, A. Brockley, T. Feldgen, H. Featherby, J.

Gleeson, H. Brodie

St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Townley, S. Lay, W. Lawrence , J. Bichsel, J.

Pollard, M. O’Connor

SEMI FINAL 2


De La Salle 2.2, 4.8, 6.8, 9.10 (64)

GOALS, Parkdale Vultures: C. Welch 3, S. Hendricks 2, L. Emmerson 1, D.

Glascott 1, M. O’Donnell 1, L. Morgan 1, J. Boland 1, D. Ballard 1 De La Salle:

J. Howard 4, O. Purton-Smith 2, M. Hogan 2, N. Lowrie 1

BEST, Parkdale Vultures: J. Kovarik, S. Hendricks, J. Crowley, C. Dillon, M.

O’Donnell, D. Glascott

De La Salle: J. Howard, M. Harvey, M. Pennachia, S. Harrington, J. Wood,

C. Panna

UNDE

R 19 RESULTS


UNDER 19 - PRELIMINARY FINALSU19 PREMIER

2:10pm Sunday 9 September - Central Reserve

U19 SECTION 211:40am Sunday 9 September - Central Reserve

TEAM 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Siren

1 Jayden Duhau2 Charlie Haley4 Samuel Brooks5 Charlie Athanassiou6 Patrick O’Connell7 Michael Stizza8 Harry Haley9 Joshua Fischer10 Lucas Forato11 Luke Barda12 Oliver Purton-Smith13 Adrian Indovino14 Sefton McGraw15 Hugh Nicholson16 Bradford Wilson17 David Convery18 Liam Wood19 Jack Gava21 Paul Johnson22 Matthew Hamilton23 Sebastian Gotch25 James Howard

26 Dominic Spicer28 Sam Harrington29 Jordan Bull30 Con Panna32 Patrick Hatch34 Joel Mattiske37 Daniel Millwood38 Matthew Pennacchia42 Jason Terrell43 Todd Richardson45 Hamish Ramsey47 Oscar Persson48 Robert McCarthy63 Matthew Harvey

Coach: Michael BrownAssistants: Simon Brown/Peter Harte

DE LA SALLE BLUE


1 Charlie Connelly2 Keiran O’Connor3 Pat MacDonough4 Michael Sulzberger5 Alex Johnson6 Peter Le Noury7 Matthew Peart8 Sam Jones9 Michael Hughes10 Matthew Feehan11 David Wall12 James Bennie13 Mitchell Hannan14 Matthew Hutchesson15 Jacob Shine16 Nathan Kazuro17 Jack Gay (C)18 Jack Fenner19 Luke Sullivan (VC)20 Jack Fraser

21 Sam Wood22 Andrew Graham23 Sam Firth24 Thomas Black25 James Weir26 Brad Cooper (C)27 Jarrod Gill28 Chris Peart29 Jake Van Meel30 Jake Notaro31 Harry Overman32 Matthew McCann33 William Sullivan35 Jack Saundry36 Edward McAllister44 Jonathan Goldsworthy50 Andrew Zammit52 Tim O’Sullivan55 Lachlan Allison60 Jack Solomon

Coach: Peter WoodAssistant: Adrian Peart

ST BERNARDS

1 Michael Eva2 Michael Baini3 Jordan Cellini4 Tom Soltinakos5 Joshua Taylor6 Adam Fricot7 Pat Der Jeu8 Nick Bond10 Julian Gambaro11 Matthew Lew12 Tomas Ryan13 Andrew Hannan14 Zachary Ginies15 Sam Kneebone16 Harry Murphy-Cruise17 Theo Garrow18 Joshua Davidson20 Anthony Giarusso21 Jim Paull22 Anthony Barone23 Ed Chalmers24 Miles McEldowney

25 Henry Parkes26 Francis Keely27 Patrick Moore28 Oliver Ridge29 Jackson Ritchie30 Emmett O’Donnell31 Lachlan Nankervis33 Brendan Smart34 Michael Alexopoulos35 Ben McIntosh36 Harry Sargent37 Anthony Kirwan38 James Barrie39 Nicolaas Murphy40 Tom Lewin41 Joe Harding42 Manning Mitchell43 William Coates44 Rob McMillan46 Nicholas Ciurleo48 Jack Weber49 Chris Holland

Coach: Ray LeethamAssistants: Luke Williams/Nick Perrett

ST KEVIN’S

1 Steve Vivian2 Sam Flavell3 Keegan Stewart4 Tom Stewart5 Lauchlin Kelloch6 Josh Rogers7 George Berry8 Tom Rothel (C)9 Willis Cord10 Harrison Malone11 Hugh Goodfellow12 Hamish Scully13 Nick Tonkin14 Tom Wren15 Steve Hood16 Josh Steiger17 Drew Dickson18 Charlie Schaffer19 James Schwarer20 Will Kingwill21 Jackson Small22 Jordan Ceglar

23 James Easton24 Will Peart25 Tom Butler26 Matt Mcternan27 Daniel Gray28 Damien Simic29 Thomas Crozier30 Asher Burstin31 Hayden Stewart32 Lauchlin Gallop33 Fred Cooper34 Charlie Logan35 Norrie Strintzos36 Lewis O’neill47 Lachy Holmes

Coach: Josh McCahonAssistants: Jake McCahon/James Weghorn

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS


1 Mark Cigagna2 Sam Dalton3 Joshua Sims4 Damon Marcon7 Mario Diab Kabalan9 Mark Langley10 Joshua Rentos11 Matthew Cottier12 Luke Duray13 Liam Carter14 Mike Matters15 Will Barbour16 Jake Powell17 Mousty Hammoud19 Paul Dempsey22 Leigh Judd23 Eamonn Maloney24 Lachlan Holmes25 Paul Sansonetti26 Luke Baker28 Oscar Zimmermann29 Jordan Hull

30 Nicholas Spagnolo31 Sam Maatouk33 Jack Prelorenzo35 Nick Prelorenzo64 James King

Coach: George WakimAssistants: Neil Langley, Jon Carter, David King

NORTHERN BLUES

9:15am Sunday 9 September - Bill Lawry Oval

U19 NORTH9:15am Saturday 8 September - Bill Lawry Oval



1 Sam Hynes2 Tim Phillips3 Mark Schure4 Ollie Whitehead5 Wil Hayes6 Mitchell Newton7 Drew Mcrae8 Alister Fahie9 Tom Cantwell10 Julian Elmutis11 Michael Dockery12 Matthew Yates13 Harry White 15 Callum Reagan16 Geoff Farrar17 Seamus Hobbs18 Tim Varigos19 Max Griffi n23 Sam King

25 Will Pocknee28 Sam Sabbatucci29 Elliot Cattell31 Lindsay Apted32 Sam Hibbins33 Lachlan Ferguson34 Hunter Poole35 Toby Goodman37 Ben McKenzie - Sirrett38 Nick Blackney42 Alex Barr48 Jack Martin71 Tim McNamara81 Harry Hawkins85 Steve Madeira

Coach: Rob Ferguson/ Peter Battell

COLLEGIANS

UNDER 19 - PRELIMINARY FINALSU19 SECTION 3

1 Alex Purtell3 Jake Brown4 Stefan Zervides5 James Lagreca6 William Emerson7 Andrew Dimopoulos8 Zac Mowat12 Jack Hogan14 Jack Delbridge15 Sam Nix19 James Moxon21 Charlie Robinson22 Lewis Minney23 Sam Mowat24 Dan Plowman26 Stefan Bettiol27 James Jones28 Daniel Jones29 Benjamin Grigg32 Jack Normand33 Dylan Craig-Darroch35 Michael George

36 Patrick Benson38 Keke Blackmore-Moore39 David Ioannou40 William Cuthbert44 Mitchell Lovell45 Joshua Harbottle48 Joel Langford49 Jai Swainger50 Simon Gleeson54 Mitchell Rees

Coach: Adam WrightAssistant: Bill Emerson

IVANHOE

1 Charles Burbury2 James Habla3 Charles Barham4 George Macdonald5 William Sloss6 Victor Mims7 Campbell Fisher8 Rory Vocale9 Andy De Fegely (C)10 Henry Byrne11 William Boyd12 Bryce Yeo13 Jake Blood14 Chris Jordan15 Blair Keys16 Sebastian Hughes17 Lachie Morrison18 Angus Townley19 Myles Ryan20 George Morrison21 Harry Baylis22 Rupert Kemp (VC)

23 Will Lugg24 Edward Manton25 Karey Taylor26 Oscar Robinson27 Ben Thomson28 Charlie Heal29 Rupert De Crespigny (VC)30 Alex Mitchell31 Chris Ashen32 Jock Grimshaw33 Hamish MacMillan34 George McFarlane35 Will Evans36 Will Holmes37 Harry Graham38 Charles Youngman39 Sam Youngman69 Joshua Sumura

Coaches: Simon O’Brien/Dan O’Brien

OLD GEELONG


UNDER 19 - PRELIMINARY FINALSU19 SOUTH

9:15am Saturday 8 September - Central Reserve


1 Nathan Beaumont2 Josh Wood4 James Amerena6 Pat O’connell7 Con Panna8 Tim Shallue9 Jon Tsoutsouras10 Matt Hogan11 Damian Grant12 Kobi Wallis13 Danny Bollis14 Robert Mccarthy15 Hamish Curtis16 Lucas Forato17 Matt Harvey18 Matt Mullaly21 Xavier Leonard22 Jack Hanley24 Sean Murphy26 Brent Cranage26 Domonic Spicer27 Jamie Smith

28 Sam Harrington29 Simon Woodcock30 Arron Wheatly32 Patrick Hatch34 Nicholas Lowrie37 Joe Cox38 Matthew Pennacchia41 Jack Hanley44 Darcy Craig48 James Howard

Coach: Michael HoganAssistant: Peter Harrington

DE LA SALLE GOLD

1 Sam Glenn (VC)2 Nathan Cassano3 Aaron Brockley4 Harry Featherby5 Braden Churcher6 Scott Cain7 Jordan Owens8 Cameron Macauley (C)9 Nick Messinis10 Tom Malan11 Jarrod Shepherd12 Luke Keon13 Michael Wilson14 Andrew Coghlan15 Seb Barbour16 Pat Healy18 Matt Beggs

19 Tom Humphris21 Tom Hussey22 Jesse Ramirez23 Laurens Van der Sluijs24 Hayden Brodie25 Jeremy Gleeson26 Andrew Hockenhegger27 Tom Feldgen29 Jordan Pomeroy (DVC)30 Jack Rothery32 Tom Shayler33 Tom LaBrooy36 Alex Stock55 Nick Baron

Coach: Theo MessinisAssistant: Mark Glenn

PENINSULA

YARRA VALLEY OLD BOYS FOOTBALL CLUBVictorian Amateur Football Association

Division 3

Under 19 Coach for 2013Under 19 Team Manager for 2013

We are experiencing on-fi eld success in 2012 with pending fi nals campaigns, and have strong off-fi eld supports. We seek an Under 19 Coach with at least Level 1 accreditation, enthusiasm and an

eye to the future, and an Under 19 Team Manager.

Enquiries to Ian Letson – [email protected]


Ahh! We love it. Spring is in the air which of

course means fi nals. The time for us to put all

that hard work of pre-season and cold winter

nights into practice and strut our stuff on the

big September stage. Just a few tips for some of

those more inexperienced umpires stepping into

fi nals action for the fi rst time.

First of all, READ BENNY’S BULLETINS. Important

information will be there every week with

procedures into drawn games etc.

Check your appointment carefully. During the

fi nals we play some games at unusual times and

venues and they are on BOTH days.

On match day arrive early. Be aware that during

fi nals there will be more spectators than you

have seen during the year so parking and traffi c

may be an issue.

Seek out your Duty Offi cer. The Duty Offi cer

needs to be aware that all umpires have arrived

at the ground – ON TIME!!

Prepare yourself well and ensure you know your

team on the day as its likely you’ll meet umpires

you haven’t run with during the year. Switch

on and focus on the game at hand. If you’ve

experienced disappointment, focus on today’s

game and NOT the game you think you should

have been appointed to.

Enjoy, enjoy, enjoy. Soak it up. And remember

for many of you it’s not over yet. Plenty of grand

fi nals on off er next week. Whiten those runners,

iron those fl ags, and away we go!!!

The Old Boys

We all know that the VAFA is an Old Boys Football

Association. Well, it applies to the umpires as well.

The geriatrics took the fi eld on Sunday in a D3

fi nal at Box Hill City Oval; Peter (Tugger) Pullen

& Paul Jones in the fi eld with Dom Napoli &

Anthony Damen in the goals. As we know,

appointed goal umpires are supposed to let the

fi eld umpires know when they are due back on

UMPI

RES Steve McCarthy & Cam Davidson

SPRING TIME fi eld after a break, so when Tugger asked AD,

(the new boy waving the fl ags), “how long??” and

he noticed that he didn’t have a watch, Tugger

asked how are you going to let me know when

to come back on when you don’t have a watch?

AD responded, “the way Tugger and Jonesey

are umpiring I don’t need a watch, I could time it

with a Sundial.” Love it!!!!!!!!!!!

The New Boys

A couple of young boundary umpires were

chatting to a couple of learned fi eld umpires on

the weekend. “Do we get paid more for doing

fi nals?” “Yes you do.” “Great, do we get paid more

for doing grand fi nals?” “Yes you do.” “Hmm. I

suppose we’ll have to start coming to training

then”.

New gear

We had it confi rmed last week that we will be

sporting new uniforms in 2013. All sorts of

options were discussed so stay tuned to the

VAFAUA website at http://vafaua.asn.au over

summer to fi nd out more. Well done to Luke

Holmes for all his work in this area. In relation to

Holmesey, after a couple years in the Presidents

Chair he’s handed the gavel over to Daniel Silfo

for 2013. Well done Luke, have a well-earned

break.

Grand Final Lunch

Details next week.

Harris Family Butchers

Don’t forget our sponsors who always do a

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at our functions and meetings. Fantastic barby

last week. Go down and visit them at 73 Mackie

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2 Thomas Fahey4 Josh Hanger5 Trent Preece6 Josh Evans 8 Matthew Dimattina9 Matthew Altis (VC)10 Anthony Torre (CC)12 Philip Henderson14 Callum Dipierdomenico15 William Smith16 Peter Doyle (CC)17 Dan Meehan18 Patrick Purcell20 Sam Adams21 Jeremy Preece25 James Glen26 Charles Chisholm28 Jeremy Mcdonnell30 Dominic Prowse31 Mark Trovato33 Michael Dipietro35 Julian Moylan

38 Benjamin Pirrie39 Andrew Lachal41 Tim Trahair44 William Bull45 James Smith47 James Storey60 Dan Molan (DVC)62 Damien Ryan91 Michael Hennessy

Coach: Pat HalpinAssistant: Nick Butler

OLD XAVERIANS

9:15am Saturday 8 September - Sportscover Arena

1ST SEMI FINAL9:15am Sunday 9 September - Sportscover Arena



1 Bradley Duff 3 Simon Jeffery 4 Andrew Shinkfi eld 5 Christopher Dunwill 9 Lachlan Collins 10 Jackson Ross 11 Gareth Jones 13 William Candy 14 Josh Ashman 16 Andrew Baxter (VC)17 Kim Findlay 18 Luke Schoknecht (C)19 Ross Blackley 20 Mark Parrent 21 R Ollie Howard 21 David Mutton 23 Thomas Wells 24 Tim Baxter 25 Rob Muir 26 Edward Bird 29 Haydon Parsons

30 William Schwab 35 Mark Austin 40 Luke Casey 41 Nick Baxter (VC)44 Ned Withers 45 Andrew Stone 47 Norbert Williams 48 Sam Doupe-Watt 49 Patrick Timms 51 Davinda Jayatilake (VC)52 James Patterson 53 Ashley Huggins 54 R Cameron Bonnar 54 Tom Sztefek 55 Nicholas Brown 56 Calvin Lyon 57 James Slatyer 61 Ed Cordner 67 Justin Clark 86 Hugh McKenzie

Coach: Rob Muir

COLLEGIANS

PREMIER THIRDS2ND SEMI FINAL

4 Lachie Cohen30 Scott Bradley36 Nick Clay38 Jason Sherriff39 Simon Barnett40 Angus Harlock43 Byron Smith50 Alex O’shannessy51 John Daggian62 Michael Chitham63 Matthew Elliott64 Tristan Bowman67 Sam Stott69 Alex Van Ryn71 Leo Tang72 Tom Auty74 Alex Williamson79 Hamish Taylor80 Mitch Bradley81 Tim Melville82 Will Ponsford83 Will Darling

84 Will Mackintosh85 Dion Kaliviotis86 Ed Barbour90 Mitchell Scott94 Maurice Clayton96 David Knight97 Mat Bate98 Tim Briggs99 Charlie Houghton

Coach: Scott WithamAssistant: Lachie Cooper

OLD SCOTCH

3 Troy Auld 5 Jared Edwards8 Anthony Prendergast9 Mitchell Pickering11 Matt Porra12 Patrick Mithen13 Cameron Fletcher15 James Osmond19 Lachlan Garrick23 Tom Calvert33 Christian Borovac37 Jack Townley38 Daniel Carmody40 Henry Hanlon47 Brendan Drake52 Jared Crawford54 Seamus Curran56 Robbie Russo58 Edward Long60 Patrick Curran67 Nick Hardie-Grant69 Nick MacRae

70 Liam Quin71 Peter Marshall72 David Marshall74 Ben Jongebloed75 Sam Dalton77 Oliver Lade79 Adam Sir80 David Krones81 Jackson Hood82 James McArthur85 Frank Mooney87 Jon Hibbert88 Daniel Condon89 Rory Kennedy94 Will McLachlan

Coach: Bob Girdwood

UNI BLUES


62 Adam Balestra2 Hugh Bergin1 Samuel Carne58 Brendan Cooke92 James Douglas47 John Griffi ths9 William Hartley89 Peter Harvey61 Tom Harvey50 Gerard Holland87 Jack Jolly27 Steve Landers26 James Leggett33 Matthieu Lucas66 Nicholas Marchesani38 Jamie McConville77 Kieran McInerney46 James Mustey45 Alexander Peloza91 Timothy Sharpe80 James Syme25 Patrick Turnbull

59 Tom Woolfe79 Hagen Cosgriffe

Coach: Nick Marchesani

ST KEVINS

9:15am Saturday 8 September - Box Hill City Oval

1ST SEMI FINAL9:15am Sunday 9 September - Trevor Barker Oval



1 Marek Pietzak3 Zebe Haupt4 Alex Haeusler6 Jack Curtis7 James Morrison9 Vijay Crisafi 10 Daniel Curtain11 Luke Bisset12 Jono Banting15 Mitch Skene16 Connor O’fl aherty17 Dan Barry18 Josh Bosnar19 Killian Donohoe20 Pat Storey22 Nick Nunan23 Matt Galbraith24 Tim Dillon25 Pat Cleve27 Luke Santilli28 Jack Bergin30 Pat Dillon31 Pat Wraith36 Charlie Denton

37 Tom Pane38 Will Ralph41 James Meehan42 Karl Kaldawi46 Elliot Pititto53 John Hodgman54 Ben Corcoran56 Damian Holland59 Julian Darrer60 Charlie Hess61 James Downie62 Dan Selir

Coach: Shane HealyAssistants: Tony Franklyn / Liam Grigg

OLD XAVERIANS

PREMIER B THIRDS2ND SEMI FINAL

3 Sam Henley7 Luke Dinsdale12 Stuart Conlan16 Sam Marks20 Alaistair Pascoe22 Ramy Bassily23 John Marks27 Simon Weybury31 Robert Anniss32 Kieran Moore35 Elliot Yeatman40 Mitchell Crawford42 Thomas O’Halloran53 Brendan James57 Edmund Wittich63 Zach WILSON66 Justin Koob67 Anthony Paterson68 Nicholas Materia86 Scott Eastgate157 Nicholas Powell

Coach: Tom Buntz

OLD BRIGHTON

2 Damon Velakoulis4 Alexander Crosby4 Thomas Lackmann5 Sebastian Kemmerer6 Morne Spies7 Christopher Baillieu7 James Bate8 Stefan STACEY10 Rupert Doyle12 James Siebert13 Benjamin Baines25 Cameron Tunbridge26 john Cooper27 Timothy Oman30 Alex Carter31 Morgan Cottee34 Christopher De Campo35 Oscar Jenkins56 Christopher Stubbe64 Leon Koumouris71 Richard Armit72 Andrew Cameron73 William Thompson76 Nicholas Yencken

Coaches: John Guest

OLD MELBURNIANS


2 Dan Morgan11 Tim Wilson15 Alex Grant16 Stephen Graham19 Justin Nagorka20 Amos Wilson23 Gabrielle Poulton25 Austin Ley29 Martin Cook30 Max Oliver31 James Pitts35 Robert Breda38 James Cowan Clark39 Adam Biggs40 Martyn Cusack41 David Hastie43 Diarmuid Griffi n44 Trion Paleologou45 Jake Farrell46 Gary McCarthy49 Chris Krousoratis50 Dan Ryan

52 Shelley Fulton55 Trent Coleman (C)56 Dylan Temple59 Nick Brown64 Martyn Beacham66 Martin Scott67 Dan McLeod82 Michael Younger87 Josh Murray92 Marc Willson94 Jamie Mackay97 Alex Johnson

Coach: Tim Madden

FITZROY

9:15am Saturday 8 September - Trevor Barker Oval

1ST SEMI FINAL9:15am Sunday 9 September - Box Hill City Oval



PREMIER C THIRDS2ND SEMI FINAL

2 Dominic La Fontaine4 Bradley Wild5 Joshua Kennedy7 Michael Price11 Josef Atkinson12 Philip Kanz15 Matthew Berry19 Paul Figueroa22 Matthew Woodbridge26 Daniel De Sanctis30 Simon Jones33 Dominic Mitchell37 Brett Cottrell38 Michael Taylor41 Teri Miriklis43 Andrew Benson48 Trent Sigalas58 Jackson Crothers65 Samuel Tarbet171 Andrew Rogers

Coach: David Middleton

OLD CAMBERWELL

58 Sean Bamblett-Furner67 Jeffrey Bates6 Adam Bau69 Scott Castledine82 Jamie Cetraro64 James Chanter26 Stephen Christopher29 Christopher Collins44 Bernard Costin18 Stephen Cummins47 Joshua Dipietro63 James Hende22 Gareth Joachim51 Jason Kavanagh24 Ryan Kaye49 Nick Klavins32 Darren McMullin45 Dale Micallef12 Scott Micallef4 Shaun Moran38 Steven Paolucci16 Michael Pecora

66 Thomas Stanley5 Matthew Warwick

Coaches: Paul McGowan

MAZENOD

2 Michael Baini3 Benjamin Omizzolo4 Nicholas Monarca7 Daniel Maccarrone16 Harry Cruise17 Theodore Garrow22 Liam Clancey33 Brendan Smart34 Michael Alexopoulos35 Ben McIntosh36 Harry Sargent38 James Barrie46 Robbie Dicintio50 Nicholas Wald53 Jack Murphy Cruise56 Daniel Kerr59 Sam Browne68 Dominic Loschiavo72 Patrick Rhodes74 Luke Davrain76 Alan Dassie97 David Geltch

Henry Fields

Coach: Troy McMaster

ST KEVINS


You are invited to attend the 2012

AFL Grand Final Eve Luncheon

Featuring Guest Speakers:

WHERE: The Powerhouse Function Centre, Lakeside Drive, Albert Park DATE: Friday 28th September TIME: 12:30pm – 4:30pm COST: $120 per ticket (or $1,100 for table of 10 paid in one transaction prior to RSVP date ) Includes canapes & two course meal. Beer, wine, champagne & soft drink DRESS: Smart Casual

RSVP: Richard Harris by Friday 21st September with table details & requests email [email protected] or phone 0412 237 029 PAYMENT: Credit Card - go to www.cgfc.com.au and click on ‘Upcoming Events’ and select ‘CGFC AFL Grand Final Eve Luncheon’ OR Direct Deposit - into the club's bank account (pls enter full name in payment details section) NAME: Caulfield Grammarians Football Club BSB: 633-108 A/C: 139798011 Tax invoice available on request The 2012 AFL Grand Final Luncheon is proudly brought to you by :

David Schwarz

Gary Ablett Jnr

Liam Pickering


RESU

LTS

UNDER 18 LAST ROUNDSEMI FINAL 1

St Bernards 2.3, 3.5, 5.6, 9.9 (63)

Rupertswood 2.3, 3.4, 8.12, 8.13 (61)

GOALS, St Bernards: T. Russell 3, J. Sullivan 2, L. Jowett 2, S. Woods 1, P. Romano 1

Rupertswood: A. Millane 3, C. Ross 2, D. Cerini 1, N. Vadnjal 1, J. Barrett 1

BEST, St Bernards: J. Holland, T. Russell, T. Bisognano, L. Jowett, T. Delzoppo, J. Sullivan

Rupertswood: not provided

SEMI FINAL 2

Oakleigh 4.1, 8.5, 10.10, 14.17 (101)


GOALS, Oakleigh: B. Still 4, A. Cloke 4, A. Mase 2, L. Daidone 2, T. Michael 1, J. Lever 1

Werribee Districts: D. Thomas 3, P. O’Brien 2, H. King 2, A. Knezevic 2, M. Smith 1, D.

Mclellan 1

BEST, Oakleigh: A. Deneys, A. Cloke, R. Khan, L. Daidone, B. Still

Werribee Districts: A. Shanks, P. O’Brien, M. Smith, A. Court, N. Coyne, A. Knezevic

Old Trinity 5.2, 7.5, 10.9, 14.15 (99)

Caulfi eld Grammarians 2.2, 6.3, 9.5, 10.7 (67)

GOALS, Old Trinity: L. Piccolo 5, L. Juric 3, C. Sparsi 2, A. Kepitis 1, I. Huynh 1, N. Bourke 1,

D. Bell 1 Caulfi eld Grammarians: B. Scott 6, P. Mayes 2, W. Rudd 1, A. Bednarek 1

BEST, Old Trinity: C. Sparsi, L. Piccolo, E. Blanthorn, L. Juric, N. Bourke, T. Criagie Caulfi eld

Grammarians: M. Wood, P. Mayes, W. Eke, A. Alibrando, C. Mengler-Francis, B. Scott

De La Salle 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 16.13 (109)

Old Carey 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 12.8 (80)

GOALS, De La Salle: S. Griffi n 4, A. Kurzel 3, S. Morwood 3, M. Briglia 2, N. Hogan 2, M. Rodgers

1,

T. Krezel 1 Old Carey: M. Andrews 4, T. Macready - Bryan 2, M. Baker 2, H. Fischer 2, P. Tiras 1,

T. Rule 1

BEST, De La Salle: S. Griffi n, S. Hogan, B. Hughes, N. Hogan, M. Briglia, T. Krezel Old Carey: P.

Tiras, B. Andrews, J. Carpenter, S. Davidson, T. Rule, H. Fischer

Old Scotch 4.6, 6.1, 2.7, 18.21 (129)

St Bernards 1.1, 2.0, 2.0, 8.1 (49)

GOALS, Old Scotch: S. Bradley 3, N. Clay 3, A. Harlock 3, M. Bradley 2, T. Hays 1, T. Melville 1, J.

Sherriff 1, C. Houghton 1, M. Bate 1, H. Taylor 1, M. Chitham 1 St Bernards: P. Comerford 3, M.

Byrne 2, D. O’Connor 1, J. Notaro 1, M. Kavanagh 1

BEST, Old Scotch: S. Bradley, A. Harlock, L. Cohen, T. Melville, C. Houghton, T. Hays St Bernards:

T. O’Sullivan, J. Notaro, M. Byrne, A. Sicari, J. Couch, T. Kendjer, X. Cox, C. Mitchell

Collegians 3.2, 7.12, 7.16, 11.19 (85)

Old Xaverians 4.2, 5.5, 5.7, 8.10 (58)

GOALS, Collegians: E. Cordner 2, J. Ashman 2, G. Jones 1, L. Casey 1, W. Candy 1, J. Ross 1,

P. Timms 1, C. Bonnar 1, B. Duff 1 Old Xaverians: M. Hennessy 2, S. Adams 2, W. Bull 1, J. Hanger

1, M. Altis 1, B. PIRRIE 1

BEST, Collegians: G. Jones, L. Schoknecht, O. Howard, L. Casey, E. Cordner, N. Brown Old

Xaverians: J. Moylan, P. Purcell, C. Dipierdomenico, T. Fahey, D. Prowse, W. Bull

Old Mentonians 3.4, 9.8, 14.12, 18.14 (122)Banyule 2.4, 4.5, 8.8, 11.17 (83)GOALS, Old Mentonians: G. Snow 5, R. Imlach 3, L. Cormie 2, S. Brown 1, L. Oliver 1, N. Garson 1, C. Beck 1, P. Forsyth 1, T. Marshall 1, A. RAYMENT 1 Banyule: J. Schaff ert 5, D. Haeusler 2, Z. Cleaver 2, J. Appleby 1, M. Borg 1BEST, Old Mentonians: J. Jansson, P. Forsyth, M. Siemers, K. Regan, G. Snow, R. Imlach Banyule: J. Schaff ert, L. O’Callaghan, R. Keys, P. Trovato, B. Souvatzis, D. HaeuslerFitzroy 4.2, 9.7, 14.11, 22.16 (148)Mazenod 2.4, 2.5, 4.7, 4.9 (33)GOALS, Fitzroy: S. Fulton 11, J. Farrell 5, N. Brown 2, A. Ley 2, J. Pitts 1, S. Graham 1 Mazenod: S. Christopher 2, J. Kavanagh 1, N. Klavins 1BEST, Fitzroy: S. Fulton, J. Farrell, D. Mcleod, J. Murray, G. Mccarthy, D. Ryan Mazenod: S. Cummins, J. Dipietro, N. Klavins, D. Micallef, S. Christopher, R. KayeOld Camberwell 6.5, 10.10, 13.13, 20.15 (135)Whitefriars 2.0, 4.2, 8.5, 13.8 (86)GOALS, Old Camberwell: M. Taylor 5, T. Miriklis 3, A. Benson 3, B. Cottrell 2, D. De Sanctis 2, B. Wild 1, P. Figueroa 1, J. Crothers 1, D. La Fontaine 1, D. Mitchell 1 Whitefriars: B. Bucello 4, C. Spencer 2, P. Siorovingas 2, B. Vey 2, J. Zachariah 1, M. Shanks 1, H. Fulton 1BEST, Old Camberwell: D. De Sanctis, M. Price, T. Miriklis, M. Taylor, A. Rogers, B. Cottrell Whitefriars: H. Fulton, M. Shanks, N. Di Pietrantonio, C. Spencer, B. Bucello, A. DaouSt Kevins 5.0, 10.4, 11.9, 14.12 (96)Marcellin 2.0, 4.5, 7.54, 9.7 (61)GOALS, St Kevins: D. Kerr 6, L. Clancey 2, B. Omizzolo 2, D. Geltch 1, D. Maccarrone 1, L. Davrain 1Marcellin: N. Brown 7, S. Ayoub 1, N. James 1BEST, St Kevins: S. Browne, P. Rhodes, J. Murphy Cruise, D. Kerr, N. Monarca, L. Clancey Marcellin: N. Brown, M. Grigoruk, J. Donnellan, N. James, L. Mccormack, B. Hogan

Old Melburnians 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 14.10 (94)

Old Xaverians 0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 13.4 (82)

GOALS, Old Melburnians: S. Kemmerer 7, A. Carter 2, B. Baines 1, C. Tunbridge 1, M. Spies 1, M.

Cottee 1, C. De Campo 1 Old Xaverians: not provided

BEST, Old Melburnians: A. Cameron, O. Jenkins, W. Thompson, S. Kemmerer, T. Oman, D.

Velakoulis

Old Xaverians: not provided

St Kevins 3.1, 5.7, 10.15, 15.19 (109)

Northern Blues 2.1, 6.2, 6.6, 8.9 (57)

GOALS, St Kevins: J. Griffi ths 3, H. Bergin 3, T. Woolfe 2, J. Mcconville 1, J. Douglas 1, A. Peloza 1,

N. Marchesani 1, J. Syme 1, K. Mcinerney 1, A. Balestra 1

Northern Blues: E. Barclay 3, L. Mcredmond 2, N. De Andrade 2, C. Altis 1

BEST, St Kevins: P. Turnbull, J. Jolly, J. Griffi ths, J. Mustey, H. Bergin, K. Mcinerney

Northern Blues: J. Phelan, J. Caruana, T. Beames, L. Mcredmond, N. De Andrade, T. Huglin

PREMIER B THIRDS LAST ROUND

PREMIER C THIRDS LAST ROUND

PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUND


UNDER 18

11:40am Sunday 9 September – Bill Lawry Oval

1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr

Goals

Behinds

1 Kieren Delaney

2 Mason Smith

3 Nishan Coyne

4 Dylan McLellan

5 Matthew Burton

7 Jack Harris

8 Mitchell Thar

9 Patrick O’Brien

10 Luke Vella

11 Daniel Delaney

12 Jayme Lawson

16 Luke Gibbs

17 Aaron Knezevic

18 Callum Lawerson

19 Alex Shanks

20 Daniel Stoios

21 Jake Hibbert

22 Alex Court

23 Jack Elliott

24 Liam D’Arcy

25 Haydn Acciarito

26 Dane Thomas

27 Nicholas Christou

28 Scott Stewart

Coach: Chris Burton

WERRIBEE DISTRICTS

1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr

Goals

Behinds

PRELIMINARY FINAL

1 Jeremy Sullivan

2 Taylor Bisognano (C)

3 Killian Cashin

4 Stefan Piantella

5 Patrick Romano

6 Joshua Hedley

7 Thomas Madden

8 Patrick O’Sullivan

9 James Riley

10 Jack Howard

11 Thomas Saundry

12 Mark Spence

13 Edward Connelly

14 Sam Woods

15 Daniel Parkes

16 Jack Holland

17 Mitchell Cooper

18 Thomas Riley

19 Shaun Tamraz

21 Claude Issa

23 Thomas Delzoppo

24 Thomas Russell

25 Sean O’Keefe

26 James Oruba

29 Ben Nathan

30 Lachlan Jowett

48 Seamus Webb

56 Adam Bevanda

60 Jonathan Ayres

Coach: Serge Ramano Assistant: Michael Hedley

ST BERNARDS


ORMOND AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB

COACHING APPLICATIONSOrmond Amateur Football Club are seeking

coaching applications for the Seniors, Reserves, U/19s and Club 18 teams

for 2013.

Renumeration negotiable.

New and ex-players are also welcome.Please send a covering letter and resume to

Damien Cleary at [email protected] by September 8.

FIRST XVIII – HEAD COACH (ALSO PLAYING / NON PLAYING ASSISTANT COACHES)

RESERVE XVIII COACH & UNDER 19 COACH

L1 Accredited Trainers & Sports MasseursRemuneration Negotiable

Detailed EOI’s must be in writing and addressed to:Football Operations Manager

PO Box 125 Ringwood East VIC 3135Applications close Wednesday 19/09/12

If you require further information please call Rod Buncle on M: 0418 151 446 or

email on [email protected]

SURREY PARK FOOTBALL CLUB INC.EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR 2013 COACHING POSITIONS Is seeking applications for the following coaching positions

for season 2013

Reserves, Under 19’s & Under 18’s The successful applicants will have a passion for coaching and mentoring a young list with the aim to teach and develop our players into senior footballers.We have strong playing lists and off fi eld assistance in place.

The positions are open to experienced or new coaches. The under 19 & 18 coaches will work closely with the Senior Coaching Staff.

The club will assist with coaching accreditation.SMS is located in Glen Iris and is a well administered and resourced club with excellent facilities.Applicants are invited to send their written applications to:

David Malcolm, PresidentSt Mary’s Salesian AFC

Email: [email protected]

Ph: 0409311553Applications close 30th September 2012

The St Mary’s Salesian Amateur Football Club

Division 2


OLD PARADIANS’ ASSOCIATION AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB (VAFA Div 2)

Based at Parade College, Plenty Road Bundoora, Old Paradians provides excellent facilities with an affi liation with Parade College

and a strong affi liated junior club. We are a well resourced and managed club seeking applications for the following positions for

season 2013:

UNDER 19 COACHWe are seeking a coach who will be able to assist the club in sustained growth and success. We are looking for a coach who can demonstrate experience in being able to coach and develop Under 19 players such

that they are ready to make the transition to senior football.

Applicants need to be enthusiastic leaders, well organised, possess excellent communication & interpersonal skills, have a proven

understanding of all facets of today’s football trends and the ability to teach and implement these.

A minimum level one coaching accreditation is required and an understanding of the VAFA competition is preferred.

Competitive Remuneration.

Please provide a cover letter outlining your experience, what you would bring to the club and specifi c plans for our club.

Applications close 4th September.

Forward applications or enquiries to:

Brendan Flynn - Football ManagerOld Paradians’ Association Amateur Football Club.

[email protected]: 0488 316 880

Applications are invited for the following positions in 2013:

SENIOR COACHDEVELOPMENT COACH

RESERVES COACH UNDER 19 COACH THIRDS COACHES

&ASSISTANT COACHES

Level 1 Coaching accreditation required

Initial enquiries to Steve Browne (0418 317 248)by Monday 8th October 2012

VAFA Premier B Sectionwww.skobfc.com.au

• Senior Coach• Senior Assistant Coach

(Playing or Non-Playing)

• Reserves CoachAfter a strong 2012 the club is looking to improve and grow. We have a young enthusiastic list and

excellent facilities being based at Koonung Reserve one of the best grounds in suburban Melbourne.

Applications should be forwarded to:Manningham Cobras Football Club

Email: [email protected] can be directed to Noel Bullen (President)

Mob: 0418 222 488

Closing Date: Friday 12th September, 2012.

Manningham Cobras Football Club seeks expressions of interest for the following positions for the 2013 Season and beyond:

OLD ELTHAM

COLLEGIANS F.C.

EST. 1986

SENIOR FINALIST 2006, 07, 08, 11, 12

WE ARE SEEKING APPLICATIONS FOR

SENIOR ASSISTANT COACHES

(PLAYING OR NON PLAYING)

RESERVE COACH

(PLAYING OR NON PLAYING)

ASSISTANT RESERVE COACHES

APPLICATIONS CLOSE 30/9/12FORWARD APPLICATIONS TO

ALAN SUTHERLAND [email protected] ow.com.au

If you would like further information please telephone Alan Sutherland on 0417533856


AJAX Amateur Football Club Inc.Following on a successful season in 2011 culminating in Premierships in Premier C and Premier C Reserve

and a year of consolidation in Premier B in 2012, AJAX are inviting applications for season 2013 for

SENIOR COACHDue to the retirement of our current coach, who

enjoyed successful four year tenure with the Club, we are seeking a coach who has a proven track record of success and who has the level of drive, motivation

and plan to take our high profi le community Club into the future.

Applicants need to have the required qualifi cations, have a strong understanding of all the aspects of

today’s football trends and demonstrate the ability to teach and implement these to a playing list with a

high proportion of younger profi le players.

A highly competitive salary and a supportive and hard working committee to support your efforts and

initiatives are on offer.

Forward applications or enquiries to:Peter Kagan, Secretary

AJAX Amateur Football Club [email protected]

Mob: 0419 379 071

Applications close: 24th September, 2012

Monash Blues Amateur Football Club

(VAFA – Division 1) is seeking a

SENIOR COACH for 2013Monash Blues AFC is based at Monash University, Clayton Campus. We have outstanding facilities, including pool and gym access for all players. We have a strong playing list, stable committee and supportive past player’s network. We expect all four teams – Seniors, Reserves, Under 19 & Club 18 to be fi nals contenders in 2013. We are seeking to appoint a new senior coach following the resignation of Tim Powell (ex AFL player for Richmond and Carlton) after three years of exceptional service.The successful applicant will be able to demonstrate:· A proven ability to work with young men in a football club

environment.· Outstanding communication skills.· Detailed knowledge of the modern game, and the ability to

develop a suitable club-based game plan.· The ability to identify and improve player skill level.· The ability to lead a team of coaches across four sides.· Full commitment to the demands of the role.

A competitive remuneration will be negotiated.Please direct initial enquiries to Andrew McGregor,

President Monash Blues AFC, via email [email protected] who can provide further information as required.

The club intends to make an appointment in early October, 2012.

Hampton Rovers Amateur Football Club

Coaching Applications

The Hampton Rovers Amateur Football Club, playing in the VAFA, is currently seeking applications for the position of Senior Coach (playing or non-playing) for the 2013 season and beyond. With planned works for the club rooms over the off season, and arguably one of Melbourne’s best playing surfaces, you have the opportunity to become part of a proud club and lead a passionate team into a new era.

The successful applicant/s will must have the ability to bring senior players to the club to complement and build on a strong foundation of talented young footballers. The applicant/s must also have the ability to connect with and develop the club’s young playing list.

Applications to be forwarded to Matthew Gray via email at [email protected]

Applications close Friday September 14th 2012.

Est 1911

East Burwood Football Club

Expressions of interest are sought for coaching positions in 2013.

SENIORS: Playing or Non-PlayingRESERVES: Playing or Non-Playing

UNDER 19s: Non-PlayingFor further information contact John Sword on

0408 366 952All applications (in writing) to:

The PresidentEast Burwood Football Club.

C/- 36 Wridgway Avenue, Burwood. Vic 3125

or [email protected]

Applications close Friday 21st September 2012


Major Sponsors:

Banyule Amateur Football Club seek applications for the position/s of Under 19, Senior, Reserves and

Third Team Coaches.Playing and non-Playing applicants are encouraged to apply.

Applicants need to be enthusiastic leaders with excellent communication skills.

Level 1 Coaching accreditation required.Successful applicants will enjoy excellent facilities, a

supportive environment and competitive remuneration.All Coaching positions will be vacated at the end of the 2012 season.

Applications close 30th September 2012.Applications in writing to:

The SecretaryPO Box 363

Ivanhoe VIC 3079www.banyulebears.com

APPLICATION FOR COACHESSEASON 2013

THERRY PENOLA AMATEUR FOOTBALL CLUB (VAFA Div 2)Based in Oak Park we are inviting

applications for the following position for season 2013:

SENIOR COACHWe are seeking a coach who will be able to assist the club in

sustained growth and success.

Applicants need to be enthusiastic leaders, well organised, possess excellent communication & interpersonal skills,

have a proven understanding of all facets of today’s football trends and the ability to teach and implement these.

A minimum level one coaching accreditation is required and an understanding of the VAFA competition is preferred.

Competitive Remuneration.

Please provide a cover letter outlining your experience, what you would bring to the club and specifi c plans for our club.

Applications close 7th September.

Forward applications or enquiries to:Rodney Moran

SecretaryTherry Penola Amateur Football Club

[email protected]: 0412 582 985

www.therrypenolafc.org.au

Old Ivanhoe Grammarians Football Club

Established 1964

Senior coach VAFA C Section 2013 Season

We are seeking a senior coach to develop a talented base of young footballers and skilled senior players. Playing conditions

are excellent with a strong support structure in place.

Applicants should hold a minimum Level One Coaching Accreditation.

Remuneration negotiable.

Expressions of interest including CV can be emailed to Brendan Butler,

Director of Football: [email protected]. Enquires to Brendan: 0418 554 970

Applications close no later than Monday 24th September and will be treated in the strictest confi dence.

Caulfi eld Grammarians Football Club

are seeking applications for the position of

Senior Coach for 2013.Th e Club will participate in B Section in 2013.

Th e Senior Coach for the past four seasons,

Steven Lawrence, has announced that

he will not be seeking re-appointment.

Level 1 Coaching accreditation required

Initial inquiries to Matthew Scholten

(0411 875 161)

Applications close 30 September, 2012


VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2012

PREMIER C RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Fitzroy 18 18 0 0 0 0 1784 615 290.08 72

Marcellin 18 14 4 0 0 0 1544 808 191.09 56

Old Camberwell 18 12 6 0 0 0 1678 890 188.54 48

Mazenod 18 10 8 0 0 0 1512 928 162.93 40

PEGS 18 9 8 1 0 0 1181 1114 106.01 38

Banyule 18 8 9 1 0 0 1202 1213 99.09 34

Parkdale Vultures 18 8 9 1 0 0 1070 1291 82.88 34

Monash Blues 18 7 10 1 0 0 1193 1129 105.67 30

Rupertswood 18 1 17 0 0 0 695 1831 37.96 4

Hampton Rovers 18 1 17 0 0 0 393 2433 16.15 4

DIVISION ONE RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Geelong 18 16 2 0 0 0 2009 728 275.96 64

Peninsula 18 13 5 0 0 0 1678 900 186.44 52

MHSOB 17 11 6 0 0 0 1289 900 143.22 44

Whitefriars 18 11 7 0 0 0 1363 1101 123.8 44

Ormond 18 10 8 0 0 0 1405 1022 137.48 40

Old Mentonians 17 10 7 0 0 0 1445 1132 127.65 40

Williamstown CYMS 18 9 9 0 0 0 1271 1205 105.48 36

NOBs/St Pats 18 6 12 0 0 0 1048 1282 81.75 24

Glen Eira 18 3 15 0 0 0 892 1677 53.19 12

St Johns 18 0 18 0 0 0 379 2832 13.38 0

DIVISION TWO RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Bulleen Templestowe 18 17 1 0 0 0 1816 604 300.66 68

Old Paradians 18 13 5 0 0 0 1417 745 190.2 52

Prahran Assumption 18 12 4 2 0 0 1369 777 176.19 52

Therry Penola 18 12 6 0 0 0 1432 807 177.45 48

Old Eltham Collegians 18 10 8 0 0 0 1003 1259 79.67 40

Monash Gryphons 18 8 9 1 0 0 1198 1264 94.78 34

Emmaus St Leos 18 5 12 1 0 0 943 1241 75.99 22

St Mary’s Salesian 18 4 14 0 0 0 944 1510 62.52 16

La Trobe University 18 4 14 0 0 0 725 1768 41.01 16

South Melb Districts 18 3 15 0 0 0 808 1680 48.1 12

DIVISION THREE RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Yarra Valley 18 16 2 0 0 0 1916 690 277.68 64

Kew 18 16 2 0 0 0 1829 694 263.54 64

Ivanhoe 18 14 4 0 0 0 1614 797 202.51 56

UHS-VU 18 13 5 0 0 0 1562 1009 154.81 52

St Francis Xavier 18 11 7 0 0 0 1454 938 155.01 44

Aquinas 18 9 9 0 0 0 1348 1095 123.11 36

Albert Park 18 8 10 0 0 0 1238 1449 85.44 32

Richmond Central 18 7 11 0 0 0 1000 1426 70.13 28

Hawthorn 18 5 13 0 0 0 1064 1678 63.41 20

Power House 18 3 15 0 0 0 824 1703 48.39 12

Elsternwick 18 3 15 0 0 0 835 2047 40.79 12

Old Westbourne 18 3 15 0 0 0 683 1841 37.1 12

PREMIER CP W L D B FF F A % Pts


Fitzroy 18 13 5 0 0 0 1686 1139 148.02 52

Marcellin 18 13 5 0 0 0 1514 1135 133.39 52

Mazenod 18 11 7 0 0 0 1612 1118 144.19 44

PEGS 18 11 7 0 0 0 1643 1342 122.43 44

Old Camberwell 18 10 7 1 0 0 1531 1205 127.05 42

Banyule 18 8 10 0 0 0 1511 1632 92.59 32

Rupertswood 18 7 11 0 0 0 1425 1623 87.8 28

Monash Blues 18 3 15 0 0 0 1110 1538 72.17 12

Hampton Rovers 18 0 18 0 0 0 885 2687 32.94 0

DIVISION ONEP W L D B FF F A % Pts

NOBs/St Pats 18 17 1 0 0 0 1929 1185 162.78 68

Peninsula 18 15 3 0 0 0 2251 1063 211.76 60

Old Geelong 18 13 5 0 0 0 1811 1329 136.27 52

Whitefriars 18 12 6 0 0 0 1900 1269 149.72 48

MHSOB 18 9 9 0 0 0 1432 1663 86.11 36

Old Mentonians 18 7 10 1 0 0 1393 1303 106.91 30

Ormond 18 6 11 1 0 0 1496 1548 96.64 26


Glen Eira 18 4 14 0 0 0 1283 2173 59.04 16

St Johns 18 1 17 0 0 0 1148 2267 50.64 4

DIVISION TWOP W L D B FF F A % Pts


Old Eltham Collegians 18 14 4 0 0 0 1752 1054 166.22 56


Old Paradians 18 12 6 0 0 0 1294 1048 123.47 48

Monash Gryphons 18 10 8 0 0 0 1477 1395 105.88 40

Therry Penola 18 8 10 0 0 0 1413 1422 99.37 32


South Melb Districts 18 5 12 1 0 0 1395 1565 89.14 22

Emmaus St Leos 18 3 15 0 0 0 1118 1693 66.04 12


DIVISION THREEP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Yarra Valley 18 17 1 0 0 0 2336 1060 220.38 68

Ivanhoe 18 15 3 0 0 0 1784 1114 160.14 60

UHS-VU 18 12 6 0 0 0 1591 1327 119.89 48

Aquinas 18 12 6 0 0 0 1630 1518 107.38 48

Kew 18 11 6 1 0 0 1493 1146 130.28 46

Elsternwick 18 9 8 1 0 0 1777 1572 113.04 38

St Francis Xavier 18 7 11 0 0 0 1424 1560 91.28 28

Richmond Central 18 7 11 0 0 0 1328 1525 87.08 28

Albert Park 18 6 11 1 0 0 1424 1615 88.17 26

Hawthorn 18 5 13 0 0 0 1206 1851 65.15 20

Old Westbourne 18 3 15 0 0 0 1002 1982 50.55 12

Power House 18 2 15 1 0 0 1014 1739 58.31 10

PREMIER C THIRDSP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Fitzroy 16 14 2 0 0 2 2046 808 253.22 64

St Kevins 18 16 2 0 0 0 1654 940 175.96 64

Old Camberwell 18 13 5 0 0 0 1618 1065 151.92 52

Mazenod 18 8 9 1 0 0 1296 1275 101.65 34

Marcellin 18 7 10 1 0 0 1632 1388 117.58 30

Banyule 17 6 11 0 0 0 1283 1610 79.69 24

Old Mentonians 18 4 14 0 0 0 896 2090 42.87 16

Whitefriars 17 1 16 0 0 0 880 2166 40.63 4


DIVISION FOUR RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

South Mornington 18 16 2 0 0 0 2158 581 371.43 64

Eley Park Sharks 17 13 4 0 0 1 2020 864 233.8 56

Swinburne University 18 14 4 0 0 0 1797 800 224.62 56

West Brunswick 18 12 6 0 0 0 1800 655 274.81 48

Point Cook 18 10 8 0 0 0 1652 1390 118.85 40

North Brunswick 18 9 9 0 0 0 1097 1172 93.6 36

Box Hill North 18 6 12 0 0 0 1045 1596 65.48 24

Mt Lilydale 17 4 12 1 0 0 842 1555 54.15 18

Manningham Cobras 18 4 13 1 0 0 744 1996 37.27 18

Chadstone 18 0 18 0 0 0 327 2894 11.3 0

DIVISION FOURP W L D B FF F A % Pts

South Mornington 18 16 2 0 0 0 2230 926 240.82 64

Swinburne University 18 16 2 0 0 0 1899 1162 163.43 64

Eley Park Sharks 18 15 3 0 0 0 1892 1384 136.71 60

Point Cook 18 12 5 1 0 0 2076 1569 132.31 50

North Brunswick 18 7 11 0 0 0 1611 1528 105.43 28

Manningham Cobras 18 7 11 0 0 0 1408 1584 88.89 28

West Brunswick 18 6 12 0 0 0 1351 1523 88.71 24

Box Hill North 18 5 12 1 0 0 1534 2158 71.08 22

Mt Lilydale 18 4 14 0 0 0 1170 1843 63.48 16

Chadstone 18 1 17 0 0 0 975 2469 39.49 4


CLUB XVIII (1) P W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Xaverians 15 14 0 0 1 0 1952 489 399.18 60

Old Melburnians 13 11 2 0 0 2 1537 592 259.63 52

NOBS/ St Pats 15 12 3 0 0 0 1089 921 118.24 48


St Bernards 14 9 5 0 0 1 1346 935 143.96 40

De La Salle 14 7 6 0 1 1 1193 773 154.33 36

Ivanhoe 15 6 9 0 0 0 951 1267 75.06 24


Monash Blues 15 4 10 0 1 0 828 1221 67.81 20

Fitzroy 14 1 13 0 0 1 683 1578 43.28 8

Old Ivanhoe 7 1 6 0 0 0 460 1193 38.56 4

Therry Penola 15 1 14 0 0 0 578 1930 29.95 4

CLUB XVIII (2)P W L D B FF F A % Pts

Hawthorn 15 13 2 0 0 0 1886 645 292.4 52

Therry Penola 15 13 2 0 0 0 1619 578 280.1 52

Old Geelong 13 11 2 0 0 2 1650 639 258.22 52

Richmond Cardinals 15 11 4 0 0 0 1385 717 193.17 44

Old Paradians 14 6 8 0 0 0 874 1042 83.88 24

Kew 15 5 10 0 0 0 902 1323 68.18 20


Richmond Snakes 14 3 11 0 0 1 745 1582 47.09 16

UHS-VU 15 3 12 0 0 0 603 1593 37.85 12

Eley Park Sharks 14 3 11 0 0 0 632 1828 34.57 12

UNDER 19 PREMIERP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Xaverians 18 17 1 0 0 0 2095 947 221.22 68

De La Salle 18 15 3 0 0 0 2132 893 238.75 60

St Bernards 18 14 4 0 0 0 1669 1051 158.8 56

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 18 11 7 0 0 0 1908 1173 162.66 44

Old Melburnians 18 9 9 0 0 0 1394 1541 90.46 36

University Blues 18 9 9 0 0 0 1359 1576 86.23 36

Old Scotch 18 7 11 0 0 0 1424 1501 94.87 28

Beaumaris 18 5 13 0 0 0 1059 1805 58.67 20

Fitzroy 18 2 16 0 0 0 911 2057 44.29 8

University Blacks 18 1 17 0 0 0 787 2227 35.34 4

UNDER 19 SECTION 2P W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Brighton 18 15 3 0 0 0 1458 760 191.84 60

St Kevins 18 13 5 0 0 0 1567 962 162.89 52

Werribee Districts 17 11 6 0 0 1 1414 1138 124.25 48

Caulfi eld Gramm 18 11 7 0 0 0 1367 1057 129.33 44

Old Haileybury 18 8 10 0 0 0 1367 1311 104.27 32

Old Trinity 18 7 11 0 0 0 1020 1302 78.34 28

Old Carey 17 4 13 0 0 0 1147 1853 61.9 16

Marcellin 18 2 16 0 0 0 918 1875 48.96 8

UNDER 19 SECTION 3P W L D B FF F A % Pts

Mazenod 18 14 3 1 0 0 1546 918 168.41 58

Northern Blues 17 13 4 0 0 1 1854 919 201.74 56

Collegians 17 13 3 1 0 1 1449 880 164.66 54

Old Camberwell 18 11 7 0 0 0 1482 1052 140.87 44

PEGS 18 6 12 0 0 0 1073 1232 87.09 24

Old Xaverians 17 5 12 0 0 1 1051 1660 63.31 24

Ormond 15 4 11 0 0 0 897 1814 49.45 20

St Bernards 16 1 15 0 0 1 807 1834 44 8

UNDER 19 NORTHP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Ivanhoe 18 14 3 0 1 0 1636 722 226.59 60


Old Geelong 18 12 5 0 1 0 1443 1001 144.16 52

Therry Penola 18 10 7 0 1 0 1533 1018 150.59 44


MHSOB 16 1 14 0 1 2 1115 1768 63.07 16

AJAX 3 1 2 0 0 0 214 519 41.23 4

Emmaus St Leos 8 0 7 0 1 0 274 1688 16.23 4

UNDER 19 SOUTHP W L D B FF F A % Pts

De La Salle 18 15 3 0 0 0 2088 807 258.74 60


Peninsula 18 14 4 0 0 0 1909 996 191.67 56



Monash Blues 18 5 12 1 0 0 1210 1533 78.93 22

Hampton Rovers 18 3 15 0 0 0 655 2012 32.55 12

Beaumaris 18 1 17 0 0 0 528 2626 20.11 4

UNDER 18P W L D B FF F A % Pts

Oakleigh 18 11 4 0 3 0 1291 594 217.34 56


Rupertswood 18 9 6 0 3 0 1032 698 147.85 48

St Bernards 18 10 6 0 2 0 1174 799 146.93 48



UHS-VU / Flemington 18 0 15 0 3 0 410 1691 24.25 12


WINNING EDGE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPClub Senior Reserve U19/U18 Club XVIII/Thirds Total

Old Xaverians 56 26 51 17 150

Collegians 64 26 42 15 147

Ivanhoe AFC 60 28 48 6 142

Old Geelong 52 32 42 13 139

De La Salle OC 48 32 45 9.5 134.5

St Kevins OB 52 30 39 12.5 133.5

Peninsula OB 60 26 42 0 128

Old Brighton Grammarians 40 30 45 12.5 127.5

Mazenod 44 20 46.5 10.5 121

Parkdale Vultures 54 17 42 0 113

PREMIER RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts

De La Salle 18 16 2 0 0 0 1403 793 176.92 64

Old Xaverians 18 13 5 0 0 0 1314 714 184.03 52

Collegians 18 13 5 0 0 0 1327 835 158.92 52


Old Scotch 18 12 6 0 0 0 1504 1072 140.3 48

Caulfi eld Grammarians 18 9 9 0 0 0 1416 1110 127.57 36

St Bernards 18 9 9 0 0 0 947 1112 85.16 36

Old Carey 18 3 15 0 0 0 891 1440 61.88 12

Old Trinity 18 2 16 0 0 0 793 1645 48.21 8


PREMIERP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Collegians 18 16 2 0 0 0 1745 1196 145.9 64

Old Xaverians 18 14 4 0 0 0 1473 1140 129.21 56

De La Salle 18 12 6 0 0 0 1675 1245 134.54 48

Old Scotch 18 12 6 0 0 0 1641 1359 120.75 48

Old Carey 18 10 8 0 0 0 1431 1231 116.25 40


St Bernards 18 7 11 0 0 0 1432 1690 84.73 28


Old Trinity 18 4 14 0 0 0 1374 1687 81.45 16


PREMIER THIRDSP W L D B FF F A % Pts

Old Xaverians 18 15 1 0 2 0 1658 552 300.36 68

Collegians 18 13 3 0 2 0 1393 750 185.73 60

Old Scotch 18 11 5 0 2 0 1118 798 140.1 52


De La Salle 17 7 8 0 2 1 1157 1106 104.61 40

Old Carey 18 4 12 0 2 0 847 1300 65.15 24

St Bernards 17 4 11 0 2 0 753 1339 56.24 24


Old Trinity 18 3 13 0 2 0 526 1330 39.55 20

PREMIER BP W L D B FF F A % Pts


St Kevins 18 13 5 0 0 0 1832 1261 145.28 52

Beaumaris 18 13 5 0 0 0 1757 1310 134.12 52

Old Melburnians 18 12 6 0 0 0 1612 1333 120.93 48

Old Haileybury 18 11 7 0 0 0 1529 1303 117.34 44

Old Brighton 18 10 8 0 0 0 1523 1404 108.48 40

AJAX 18 7 11 0 0 0 1538 1880 81.81 28


Oakleigh 18 3 15 0 0 0 1250 1966 63.58 12

Old Ivanhoe 18 1 17 0 0 0 1070 2155 49.65 4

PREMIER B RESERVESP W L D B FF F A % Pts


St Kevins 18 15 3 0 0 0 1678 744 225.54 60

Old Brighton 18 15 3 0 0 0 1569 884 177.49 60

Beaumaris 18 13 5 0 0 0 1599 980 163.16 52

Old Melburnians 18 10 8 0 0 0 1642 937 175.24 40

Old Haileybury 18 8 10 0 0 0 1255 1467 85.55 32

AJAX 18 4 14 0 0 0 949 1672 56.76 16

Old Ivanhoe 18 4 14 0 0 0 618 2103 29.39 16

Oakleigh 18 3 15 0 0 0 924 1756 52.62 12


PREMIER B THIRDSP W L D B FF F A % Pts

St Kevins 17 10 5 0 2 1 1664 871 191.04 52

Old Xaverians 16 9 5 0 2 2 1322 863 153.19 52

Old Brighton 17 10 5 0 2 1 1218 1061 114.8 52

Old Melburnians 17 10 5 0 2 1 1332 1165 114.33 52


Northern Blues 18 5 10 0 3 0 1004 1174 85.52 32

AJAX 9 2 6 0 1 0 577 1219 47.33 12

Oakleigh 6 0 6 0 0 0 383 1173 32.65 0


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