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DIVISION 1CHELTENHAM

VS EAST BRIGHTON

EAST MALVERNVS HEATHERTON

BENTLEIGHVS CLAYTON

ST KILDA CITYVS DINGLEY

ST PAULS VSCHELSEA HEIGHTS

DIVISION 2SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

VS HIGHETT

MURRUMBEENA VS SKYE

DOVETON EAGLESVS OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

CAULFIELDVS MOORABBIN

MORDIALLOCVS HAMPTON

DIVISION 3HALLAM (FN)

VS DANDENONG

SANDOWNVS ENDEAVOUR HILLS

BLACK ROCKVS MOUNT WAVERLEY

ASHWOODVS LYNDALE

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKESVS SOUTH YARRA

UNDER 19sCHELTENHAMVS HIGHETT

SKYEVS HAMPTON

BENTLEIGHVS CLAYTON

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKESVS DINGLEY

ST PAULSVS CHELSEA HEIGHTS

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D 1

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WIZ BEANY THE BUG DAVE MATT

Div 1 Cheltenham East Brighton East Brighton Cheltenham East Brighton

East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern East Malvern

Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh Bentleigh

Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley Dingley

St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls St Pauls

Div 2 Springvale Districts Highett Springvale Districts Highett Springvale Districts

Skye Skye Skye Skye Skye

Doveton Eagles Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Oakleigh District Doveton Eagles

Caulfi eld Moorabbin Caulfi eld Caulfi eld Caulfi eld

Hampton Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc Mordialloc

Div 3 Hallam Hallam Hallam Dandenong Hallam

Sandown Sandown Sandown Sandown Sandown

Mount Waverley Mount Waverley Black Rock Mount Waverley Black Rock

Lyndale Ashwood Lyndale Lyndale Lyndale

CPL CPL CPL CPL CPL

TOTAL 121 102 120 128 124

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division 1: FRONT & CENTRE / WILL HUNTER

East Brighton and Chelsea Heights played out

a nail-biter at Hurlingham Park, with the home

side prevailing by just seven points. It was a

tight contest all afternoon and the Heighters

had their chances to pinch an upset win but

squandered several opportunities in front of goal.

The Vampires, however, proved their class and

stepped up when it mattered most, with skipper

Ben Douthie again at his inspirational best.

Heighters star Darren Walsh was among the best

in their narrow defeat.

East Malvern improved its chances of seeing

September action with a commanding win over

Clayton at Meade Reserve. The visitors kept the

Clays goalless in the fi rst half before cruising to

a 48-point victory with a fi ve-goal-to-one fi nal

term. Although Juy Capp impressed for Clayton,

his efforts were overshadowed by the match-

winning performances of Panthers Andrew

Johnson and Brad Rooney.

St Pauls infl icted more pain on the Saints with

a 73-point drubbing at Peanut Farm. St Kilda

City could manage just one goal in the fi rst three

quarters as the red-hot Doggies ran riot. It was

simply one-way traffi c with Adam McIntyre and

Ryan Smith fi nding plenty of the Sherrin and

Travis Ridgway kicking a bag. Daniel McGee was

one of the few shining lights on a forgettable day

for the Saints.

Dingley continued its brilliant season with an

88-point thrashing of Bentleigh at Souter Oval.

The Dingoes were always in control, fl ying out to

a 50-point lead by the main break on the back

of a seven-goal second term. Dingley big man

Andrew Frost was the most infl uential player on

the ground, though Dean Francis’ seven-goal

haul gave him a run for his money. Daniel Jones

was the standout for Bentleigh.

In the fi nal game of the round Heatherton were

again outclassed, this time by Cheltenham at

Ross Street Reserve. Josh Bennett toiled hard

and was clearly the Tunners’ best, but nobody

could prevent hard-running ball-winners Jackson

Barclay and Jarrad Martin from guiding the

Rosellas to a resounding 51-point triumph.

With a few cracking games lined up in Round 12,

we could see the fi rst change to the make-up of

the top fi ve in nearly two months.

St Pauls V Chelsea Heights (McKinnon Reserve)

A real danger game for Chelsea Heights as a loss

could see them fall out of the top fi ve for the fi rst

time since Round Six. Although the Heighters

have been playing some impressive footy in the

last few weeks, St Pauls are too good a side to

drop this one at home.

East Malvern V Heatherton (Dunlop Reserve)

This is a massive opportunity for the Panthers. If

Chelsea Heights get beaten, then East Malvern

can steal fi fth spot with a win here. Moreover, a

thumping win over the struggling Tunners will

help boost their percentage, which will come in

handy come the last couple of rounds. On recent

form, you would expect East Malvern to get the

job done easily.

Cheltenham V East Brighton (Jack Barker Oval)

This will be a great contest between two fi nals-

bound sides. Although the Vampires haven’t

been at their peak in recent weeks, they are

still one of the best teams in the competition.

This one should go down to the wire, but I’ll tip

Cheltenham in a bit of an upset.

Bentleigh V Clayton (Bentleigh Reserve)

There’s plenty at stake here for these two clubs.

A win for the Demons keeps its fi nals hopes alive,

while a loss for Clayton will just about draw the

curtain on its 2014 campaign. The Clays took

the spoils in their last encounter back in Round

Three, but have recorded just one win since. On

that basis I’m backing Bentleigh to claim the all-

important four points.

St Kilda City V Dingley (Peanut Farm)

Certainly this is a year to forget for the Saints

and as they come up against the might of the all-

conquering Dingoes, this could get ugly for them.

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Division 1 Results: ROUND 11SENIORSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 11 11 0 0 1150 494 232.79 44

East Brighton 11 9 2 0 882 521 169.29 36

St Pauls 11 8 3 0 903 477 189.31 32

Cheltenham 11 7 4 0 839 717 117.02 28

Chelsea Heights 11 5 6 0 786 723 108.71 20

East Malvern 11 5 6 0 747 818 91.32 20

Bentleigh 11 4 7 0 686 966 71.01 16

Clayton 11 3 8 0 614 938 65.46 12

St Kilda City 11 3 8 0 516 848 60.85 12

Heatherton 11 0 11 0 513 1134 45.24 0

RESERVESTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 11 10 1 0 1130 373 302.95 40

Cheltenham 11 10 1 0 1165 448 260.04 40

Bentleigh 11 8 3 0 948 499 189.98 32

St Pauls 11 7 4 0 848 506 167.59 28

Clayton 11 7 4 0 860 689 124.82 28

Chelsea Heights 11 5 6 0 836 592 141.22 20

East Malvern 11 3 8 0 488 934 52.25 12

St Kilda City 11 2 9 0 482 902 53.44 8

East Brighton 11 2 9 0 391 1218 32.10 8

Heatherton 11 1 10 0 331 1318 25.11 4

East Brighton 3.1-19 5.4-34 6.5-41 10.9-69

Chelsea Heights 1.1-7 3.6-24 5.12-42 8.14-62

EAST BRIGHTON: Goal Kickers: D. Lynch 4, D. Williamson 3, B. Douthie 2, T. Sabec

Best Players: D. De Luca, B. Douthie, L. Bowman, D. Lynch, S. Dillon, T. Backman

CHELSEA HEIGHTS: Goal Kickers: P. Matheson 4, N. Davidson 4

Best Players: D. Walsh, L. Dobson, P. Matheson, L. Newton, C. Dodson,

M. O’Driscoll

East Brighton 0.1-1 2.5-17 2.5-17 2.6-18

Chelsea Heights 6.5-41 8.6-54 13.12-90 18.14-122

EAST BRIGHTON: Goal Kickers: L. French, R. Gelfand

Best Players: D. Pesa, J. Louey, A. Jilich, M. Angus, T. Heard, J. Oviss

CHELSEA HEIGHTS: Goal Kickers: D. Hulland 4, B. Lockhart 3, L. Manders 3,

J. Buxton 2, M. Sinclair, M. Jordan, J. Jagintavicius, L. Baxter, J. Spicer, E. Duell

Best Players: D. Hulland, J. Jagintavicius, L. Jones, J. Buxton, H. Bennett, J. Spicer

* CHELSEA HEIGHTS LOST POINTS DUE TO NOT BEING FINANCIAL.

St Kilda City 0.2-2 1.2-8 1.2-8 2.4-16

St Pauls 2.3-15 5.6-36 12.8-80 13.11-89

ST KILDA CITY: Goal Kickers: J. Robinson, J. Chant

Best Players: D. McGee, G. Mahony, J. Belkin, J. Robinson, T. Shrimpton, D. Ella

ST PAULS: Goal Kickers: T. Ridgway 5, A. Gilbert 2, K. Knox, P. Tolongs, J. Allan,

B. Dawes, J. Blenkinsop, T. Carracher

Best Players: R. Smith, J. Marasco, A. McIntyre, R. Kitchin, T. McIntyre, M. Johnstone

St Kilda City 2.5-17 3.8-26 4.10-34 4.12-36

St Pauls 0.4-4 3.6-24 5.11-41 10.15-75

ST KILDA CITY: Goal Kickers: V. Jamie, M. Tandogac, A. Crooks, B. Frazer

Best Players: L. Mather, S. Cotter, L. McKenzie, B. Zosens, M. Djurkovic, J. Stewart

ST PAULS: Goal Kickers: T. East 3, J. Hayes 2, B. Rafferty 2, J. Clements, D. Peet,

B. Pian

Best Players: D. Kitchin, J. Hayes, B. Pian, D. Peet, J. Fisher, T. East

Heatherton 1.2-8 2.5-17 2.10-22 4.11-35

Cheltenham 3.3-21 5.7-37 7.12-54 12.14-86

HEATHERTON: Goal Kickers: J. Bennett, A. Sparrow, J. Dwyer, J. Gray

Best Players: J. Bennett, J. Stone, C. Moon, C. Tosin, W. Earle, J. Dwyer

CHELTENHAM: Goal Kickers: G. Rowlands 4, C. Graham 3, M. Andrews, J. Barclay,

S. Perkin, J. Martin, D. Vaughan

Best Players: J. Martin, D. Vaughan, J. Barclay, G. Rowlands, J. Worrell, J. Roscoe

Heatherton 2.0-12 2.2-14 3.3-21 4.7-31

Cheltenham 4.4-28 9.6-60 10.13-73 18.15-123

HEATHERTON: Goal Kickers: C. Collett, L. MacIntosh, M. Kenney, A. Cook

Best Players: L. MacIntosh, J. Hammill, G. Sauer, R. Ferguson, B. Roberts, M. Kenney

CHELTENHAM: Goal Kickers: A. McKenzie 5, B. Poole 3, D. Knopers 2, Z. White 2,

P. Campbell 2, L. Woolley, T. Jelleff, S. Cusack, R. Schreier

Best Players: L. Brookman, L. Rodriguez, C. Hollow, A. Milesi, Z. White, T. Jelleff

Clayton 0.3-3 0.7-7 2.9-21 2.10-22

East Malvern 2.1-13 6.2-38 7.2-44 12.5-77

CLAYTON: Goal Kickers: D. Lucas 2, S. Price

Best Players: J. Capp, C. Morrison, B. Johnson, M. McHenry, A. Johnston, S. Price

EAST MALVERN: Goal Kickers: T. Tohiariki 2, B. Rooney 2, M. Ferguson 2, C. Duck 2,

K. Gowers, C. VanDyke, R. Kelly-Mansell, L. Fitzgerald

Best Players: A. Johnson, B. Rooney, C. VanDyke, R. Sadler, C. Duck, T. Tohiariki

Clayton 1.3-9 3.5-23 5.7-37 8.10-58

East Malvern 3.0-18 5.1-31 6.5-41 6.5-41

CLAYTON: Goal Kickers: M. Gallagher 2, C. Pearce, D. Murphy, J. Crameri,

A. Carrafa, N. Crameri

Best Players: N. Parisi, M. Gallagher, G. Klapsos, L. Forscutt, A. Carrafa

EAST MALVERN: Goal Kickers: B. Padula 2, N. Barac 2, J. Kirtland 2

Best Players: H. Rix, B. Baker, D. Nadzielski, J. Lumsden, B. Padula, J. Kirtland

Dingley 4.5-29 11.6-72 14.9-93 20.12-132

Bentleigh 1.2-8 3.4-22 4.5-29 6.9-45

DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: D. Francis 7, B. Lavars 3, J. Ball 3, M. Morwood, D. Bolger,

T. Lavars, T. La Rocca, J. Peet, M. Freeman, P. Ball

Best Players: A. Frost, J. Ball, D. Francis, B. Lavars, T. La Rocca

BENTLEIGH: Goal Kickers: B. Morrison 2, S. McGarry, A. Walker, D. Jones, T. Smith

Best Players: D. Jones, S. McGarry, D. Hynes, L. Delany, T. McLean, R. Murphy

Dingley 0.2-2 2.3-15 4.7-31 7.8-50

Bentleigh 2.2-14 2.2-14 3.4-22 5.5-35

DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: S. Feehan 4, L. Moore 2, T. Gent

Best Players: N. Naughton, B. Sessler, S. Comino, L. Moore, D. Morris,

K. Davidson

BENTLEIGH: Goal Kickers: C. Sharp 2, A. Banks 2, B. Zylbersztajn

Best Players: L. Ireson, S. Daly, N. Jordan, M. Laskey, L. Hogton-Hewish, A. Banks

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ROUND 1

12-Apr

Clayton 9.11.65 def. by C’ham 13.10.88

Dingley 18.8.116 def. E.Malvern 8.6.54

St K.City 12.10.8.2 def. Bentleigh 9.6.60

E.Brighton 7.7.49 def. St Pauls 5.7.37

Heatherton 5.5.35 def. by C.Heights 13.11.89

ROUND 2

26-Apr

E.Malvern 12.5.77 def. by Clayton 13.13.91

C.Heights 6.5.41 def. by E. Brighton 8.13.61

C’ham 20.6.126 def. Heatherton 7.7.49

Bentleigh 7.5.47 def. by Dingley 13.14.92

St Pauls 8.11.59 def. St Kilda City 7.10.52

ROUND 3

3-May

E.Brighton 14.9-93 def. C’ham 6.6-42

Heatherton 4.8-32 def. by E.Malvern 9.15-69

Clayton 15.10-100 def. Bentleigh 12.3-75

Dingley 15.10-100 def. St Kilda City 3.4-22

C.Heights 3.3-21 def. by St Pauls 16.18-114

ROUND 4

10-May

E.Malvern 2.6-18 def. by E.Brighton 9.11-65

Heatherton 8.13.61 def by Bentleigh 10.12.72

St Kilda City 10.11-71 def. Clayton 8.8-56

St Pauls 3.9-27 def. by Dingley 9.8-62

C’ham 6.5-41 def. by C.Heights 9.11-65

ROUND 5

17-May

C.Heights 9.9-63 def. by E.Malvern 10.6-66

E.Brighton 19.18-132 def Bentleigh 8.9-57

St Pauls 10.11-71 def. by C’ham 1.12-84

Heatherton 11.4-70 def. by St Kilda City 12.11-83

Clayton 5.14-44 def. by Dingley 17.22-124

ROUND 6

24-May

Bentleigh 12.11-83 def. C.Heights 12.8-80

E.Malvern 19.13-127 def. C’ham 10.6-66

St Kilda City 5.8-38 def. by E.Brighton 13.7-85

Clayton 2.10-40 def. by St Pauls 16.19-115

Dingley 20.20-140 def. Heatherton 6.2-38

ROUND 7

31-May

C.Heights 15.10-100 def. St Kilda City 8.6-54

St Pauls 22.11-143 def. E.Malvern 7.5-47

Heatherton 10.11-71 def. by Clayton 12.10-82

E.Brighton 7.11-53 def. by Dingley 13.16-94

C’ham 13.14-92 def. Bentleigh 4.7-31

ROUND 8

14-Jun

Bentleigh 12.6-78 def. E.Malvern 11.9-75

St Kilda City 4.9-33 def. by C’ham 11.12-78

Heatherton 4.6-30 def. by St Pauls 8.19-67

Clayton 2.4-16 def. by E.Brighton 7.9-51

Dingley 10.13-73 def. C.Heights 3.6-24

ROUND 9

21-Jun

C.Heights 18.12-120 def. Clayton 9.9-63

E.Malvern 9.10-64 def. St Kilda City 5.8-38

E.Brighton 30.19-199 def. Heatherton 3.0-18

St Pauls 11.17-83 def. Bentleight 7.9-51

C’ham 10.7-67 def. by Dingley 17.11-113

ROUND 10

28-Jun

C.Heights 18.13-121 def. Heatherton 11.8-74

Bentleigh 12.15-87 def. St Kilda City 5.7-37

E.Malvern 10.8-68 def. by Dingley 16.8-104

St Pauls 15.8-98 def. E.Brighton 3.7-25

C’ham 10.9-69 def. Clayton 5.5-35

ROUND 11

5-Jul

E.Brighton 10.9-69 def. C.Heights 8.14-62

St Kilda City 2.4-16 def. by St Pauls 13.11-89

Heatherton 4.11-35 def. by C’ham 12.14-86

Clayton 2.1-22 def. by E.Malvern 12.5-77

Dingley 20.12-132 def. Bentleigh 6.9-45

ROUND 12

12-Jul

Cheltenham V East Brighton

East Malvern V Heatherton

Bentleigh V Clayton

St Kilda City V Dingley

St Pauls V Chelsea Heights

ROUND 13

19-Jul

East Brighton V East Malvern

Heatherton V Bentleigh

Clayton V St Kilda City

Dingley V St Pauls

Chelsea Heights V Cheltenham

ROUND 14

26-Jul

Bentleigh V East Brighton

St Kilda City V Heatherton

Dingley V Clayton

East Malvern V Chelsea Heights

Cheltenham V St Pauls

ROUND 15

2-Aug

East Brighton V St Kilda City

Heatherton V Dingley

St Pauls V Clayton

Chelsea Heights V Bentleigh

Cheltenham V East Malvern

ROUND 16

9-Aug

Dingley V East Brighton

Clayton V Heatherton

St Kilda City V Chelsea Heights

Bentleigh V Cheltenham

East Malvern V St Pauls

ROUND 17

16-Aug

East Brighton V Clayton

St Pauls V Heatherton

Chelsea Heights V Dingley

Cheltenham V St Kilda City

East Malvern V Bentleigh

ROUND 18

23-Aug

Heatherton V East Brighton

Clayton V Chelsea Heights

Dingley V Cheltenham

St Kilda City V East Malvern

Bentleigh V St Pauls

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DIVISION 1 HEAD TO HEAD: Round 12Cheltenham v East Brighton

First met in 1982 - 38 matches (19 wins each)

Largest Winning Margin Cheltenham 111 pts (13/4/86)

EB 66 pts (24/4/04, 2/7/05)

Smallest Winning Margin Cheltenham 12 pts (2/5/98)

EB 1 pt (14/7/90)

Highest Score Cheltenham 22-27-159 (13/4/96)

EB 20-16-136 (8/4/89)

Lowest Score Cheltenham 5-4-34 (5/5/12)

EB 4-11-35 (14/8/99)

East Malvern (incorporating Tooronga Malvern) v. Heatherton

First met in 1997 - 28 matches (East Malvern (incorp.Toor/Malv)16 wins, Heath. 12)

Largest Winning Margin Heatherton 91 pts (15/5/99)

EM 127 pts (20/4/02)

Smallest Winning Margin Heatherton 14 pts (13/6/98/ 30/4/11)

EM 1 pt (29/6/02)

Highest Score Heatherton 19-7-121 (8/5/10)

EM 25-15-165 (20/4/02)

Lowest Score Heatherton 4-8-32 (3/5/14)

EM 3-4-22 (15/5/99)

Bentleigh v Clayton

First met in 1999 - 2 matches (Clay 2 wins, Bent 0) (excludes Bentleigh FC results from Federal FL)

Largest Winning Margin Clayton 25 pts (3/5/14)

Bentleigh Not Applic.

Smallest Winning Margin Clayton 4 pts (19/6/99)

Bentleigh Not Applic.

Highest Score Clayton 15-10-100 (3/5/14)

Bentleigh 12-3-75 (3/5/14)

Lowest Score Clayton 11-11-77 (19/6/99)

Bentleigh 11-7-73 (19/6/99)

Dingley v St.Kilda City

First met in 1965 - 23 matches (StKC 12 wins, Ding 11)

Largest Winning Margin StKC 151 pts (4/6/66)

Dingley 78 pts (3/5/14)

Smallest Winning Margin StKC 5 pts (20/8/11)

Dingley 6 pts (24/8/13)

Highest Score StKC 26-18-174 (4/6/66)

Dingley 17-17-119 (8/8/70)

Lowest Score StKC 2-6-18 (13/7/68)

Dingley 2-4-16 (5/6/10)

St.Pauls v Chelsea Heights

First met in 2002 - 29 matches (St.Pauls 15 wins, CH14)

Largest Winning Margin St.Pauls 116 pts (27/4/13)

Chelsea Heights 55 pts (2012 Qual)

Smallest Winning Margin St.Pauls 1 pt (1/5/04)

Chelsea Heights 5 pts (16/5/09)

Highest Score St.Pauls 23-16-154 (23/8/08)

Chelsea Heights 16-13-109 (2010 Prelim)

Lowest Score St.Pauls 4-6-30 (1/5/04)

Chelsea Heights 3-3-21 (3/5/14)

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Division 1: Round 12

TEAM 1/4 TIME 1/2 TIME 3/4 TIME FULL TIME

CHELTENHAM

EAST BRIGHTON

# PLAYER # PLAYER # PLAYER1 Luke Brookman 34 James Nanopoulos 67 Corey Tonkin (T)

2 Marty Gurry 35 Grant Toms 68 Evan Hughes (T)

3 Tom Donnell 36 Ben Shaw 69 Ben Westhead (T)

4 Roman Teper 37 Rylan Mahony 70 Glen Johnston (T)

5 Jarrad Martin 38 Toby Arthur 71 Jake Egan (T)

6 Sam Perkin 39 Chris Niclasen 72 Jake Harvey (T)

7 Matt Zacharin 40 Trent Vanderheiden 73 Jake Stewart (T)

8 Ben Fahey 41 Brendan Lonergan 74 James Petrovski (T)

9 Luke Walsh 42 Adrian Rolfe 75 Jared Ekanayake (T)

10 Pat Nicholls 43 Jack Barclay 76 Jarred Schafer (T)

11 Zac White 44 Brett Collins 77 Jason Neville (T)

12 Matt Andrews 45 Priji Vijayakumar 78 Justin Tolliday (T)

13 Chris Bennetts 46 Nathan Dall 79 Kevin Hoare (T)

14 Sam Quigley 47 Sean Rowe 80 Lachlan Nolte (T)

15 David Cochrane 48 Rick White 81 Tim Robertson (T)

16 Chris Germano 49 Callum Johnston 82 Mark Crossley (T)

17 Brett Cuy 50 Tim Lawson 83 Matthew Buehler (T)

18 Daniel Vaughan 51 Ryan Howells 84 Matthew Burns (T)

19 Anthony Milesi 52 George Rowlands 85 Matthew Curry (T)

20 James McCartney 53 Ben Moloney 86 Matthew Dawson (T)

21 Tim Bolger 54 Corey Arthur 87 Mitch Westhead (T)

22 Jack Worrell 55 Trent Faulks 88 Nicholas Cameron (T)

23 Paul Conroy 56 Hayden Crossley 89 Paul Burford (T)

24 Brett Anderson 57 Brenton Poole 90 Richard Mazeika (T)

25 James Roscoe 58 Patrick Campbell 91 Craig Machell (T)

26 Brent Fairbanks 59 Lyndon Toyne 92 Sean Goodman (T)

27 Stuart Twelftree 60 Simon Donnell 93 Sean Tyniec (T)

28 Pat Bolger 61 Adam Krohnje (T) 94 Shivan Jacotine (T)

29 Daniel Knopers 62 Darren Anderson (T) 95 Stuart McKenzie (T)

30 Chris Graham 63 Anthony Newby (T) 96 Thomas Fitzgerald (T)

31 Dan Armstrong 64 James Hooper 97 Tim Thompson (T)

32 Ash Wood 65 Ben Turner (T) 98 Trent Davidson (T)

33 Tom Jelleff 66 Braden Johnston (T) (T) Denotes Thirds Player

Ground: Jack Barker Oval, Cheltenham Rec.

Reserve (Melway Ref 86 G3)

Telephone: 9585 1259

Colours: Red, Yellow and Black Panels

Coach: Andrew Butterfi eld

Res Coach: Grant Toms

Thirds Coach: Daniel Knopers

CHELTENHAM EAST BRIGHTONGround: Hurlingham Park

(Melway Ref 67 J10)

Telephone: 0425 506 009

Colours: Red & White V

Senior Coach: Ben Murphy

Reserves Coach: Mick Crawford

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Toby Mahoney 26 Phil Zarra

2 Damien Rayson 27 Tim Gray

3 Sam Dillon 28 John Conroy

3a Steve Jamieson 29 Patrick Jamieson

4 Peter Larsen 30 Adam De Luca

5 Nathan Stewart 31 Tom Backman

6 Daniel Reid 32 Jarryd Gaggin

7 Will Hetherington 33 Adrian Jillich

8 Matthew Jamieson 34 Jason Louey

9 Liam Bowman 35 Andrew Jansen

10 Dean Williamson © 36 Gill Thorne

11 Retired 37 John Angus

12 Matt Skehan 38 Trent Beard

13 Anthony Bailey 39 Lachlan French

14 Ben Douthie © 40 Justin Kristensen

15 Tait Sabec 42 Sam Widdowson

16 Mitch Backman 43 Phil Lanning

16a Dan Hatfi eld 44 Sean Butler

17 Jake Percy 45 Jake Dahl

18 Matt O’Rourke 46 Aaron Lee

19 Hamish Dahl 47 Justin Whyte

20 Mitch Garvey 50 David Winterton

21 Barry Hope 51 Ben Carter

22 Mark Jamieson 52 Gavin Naikin

22a Tim Heard 54 Mike Paxman.

23 Sam Jeffery 55 Mark Duthie

23a Vinnie Rossignollo 56 Richie Gelfand

24 Mick De Luca 57 Michael Angus

25 Dave De Luca

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EAST MALVERN

HEATHERTON

Ground: Dunlop Reserve (Melway Ref 60 A11)


Colours: Navy Blue & Red Stripes with White

Monogram, Navy Blue Socks

Senior Coach: Justin Cowell

Reserves Coach: Ben Padula

EAST MALVERN

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Ronan Fenton 31 Timothy Hicks

2 Matt Carroll 32 Andrew Johnson

3 Sam Pitman 33 Jason Yates

4 Ryan DeVisser 34 Tom Delahunty

5 Mitchell Ferguson (C) 35 Oscar Mason

6 Tremaine Tohiariki 36 Callan VanDyke

7 Trent Hotton 37 Stuart Allott

9 Jeremy Lumsden 38 Ben Padula

10 Lewis Fitzgerald 39 Harrison Malone

11 Matthew Street 40 Tim Jansen

12 Cameron Roughead 44 Ralph Sadler

13 Kurt Gowers 45 Adrian Stewart

14 Bradley Rooney 46 Steve Blencowe

15 Ben McIvor 47 Benjamin Taylor

16 William Sadler 46 Paul Welland (res.)

17 Clinton Johnston 48 Guy Coward

18 Isaac McCrimmon 49 Christopher Duck

19 Christian Farrelly 50 Hamish Rix

20 Sam Blackburn 51 Jackson Smith

21 Jason Stewart 52 Dean Nadzielski

22 Paul De Koeyer 53 Johnathon Hill

23 George Gemetzis 56 Alan Chung

26 Ben Gannon 58 Glynn Mathews

27 David Jenkins 59 Andrew Pattison

28 James Brooke 60 Benji Neal

28 James Kirtland (res.) 62 Nicholas Place

29 Samual Wright 63 Jackson Kirtland

30 Shae Skipper 64 Dan Gauci

HEATHERTONGround: Heatherton Rec Reserve

Ross St (Melway Ref 87 K2)

Email: [email protected]

Colours: Black & White stripes

Senior Coach: Clint Einsiedel

Reserves Coach: Alan Brudar

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Brad Starkey 32 Lachlan MacIntosh

2 Cameron Collett 33 Warrick Earle

3 Jayden Orr 34 Daniel Peele

4 Ryan McLeary 35 Daniel Beauchamp

5 Adam Sparrow 36 Clint Einsiedel

6 Pol Lavery (VC) 37 Stuart Masson

7 Stuart Hobjin-Allen 38 Tom Slattery

8 Jake Gray 39 Craig McLachlan

9 Josh Bennett 40 Retired

10 Matt Sauer (VC) 41 Daniel Tresidder

11 Jesse Stone 42 Paul Carpenter

12 Josh Dwyer 43 Adrian Schmidt

13 Jake Donaldson 44 Josh Wright (VC)

14 Sean Ulbrick (C) 45 Alan Brudar

15 Kevin Hunter 46 Benn Hall (Res C)

16 Blake Roberts 47 Sean Schmidt

17 Patrick Suhodobnik (Res C) 48 Ben Deans

18 Paul Connolly 49 Mark Gomizel

19 Craig Hunter 50 Luke Nisbet

20 Michael Ersch 51 James Kelson

21 Travis Faull 52 Chris Clayton

22 Cam Moon 53 Jason Tiso

23 Josh Hammill 54 Ryan Tanner

24 Chris Tosin 55 Ati Damodaran

24a Harry Masoon 56 Scott Simpson

25 Kane Tucker 57 Jack Simpson

25a Anthony Vanzella 58 Justin Roswell

26 Stew Gibbs 59 Viejay Muruhesapillai

27 Daley Jones 60 Vinny Muruhesapillai

28 Andrew Morris 61 Matthew Pinzana

29 James Loonstra 62 Jerome Mendis

30 Shayne Gibbs 63 Gareth Sauer

31 Dominic Waterman 64 Jamie Munkacsi

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BENTLEIGH

CLAYTON

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Daniel Gilmour 29 Jack Crameri

3 Nic Crameri 30 Jack Bourke

4 Phillp Kurth 31 Jayden Gilmour ©

5 Shannon Gallagher 32 Mark McHenry

6 Gabby Irons 33 Dean Evangelista

7 Chris Morrison 34 Chris Sewell

8 Vic Currie 35 Matthew Douglas

9 Chris Neophitaou 36 Steve Martin

10 Glenn Tuckwell 37 Lufe Ruff

11 Paul Toukolis 39 Will Rule

11a Steve Sullivan 40 Jesse Henderson

12 Sheldon Price 40 Shaun Hamilton

13 Nick Mussared 41 Gerard Imbriano

14 Alexander Johnson 42 Greg Klapsos

15 Brendan Johnson 43 Ashley Pozza

16 Justin Mitrevski 44 Stephen Kurth

17 Tom Loi 45 Joel Ferguson

18 Tim Edwards 46 George Yelaytosis

19 Matthew Jones 47 Brendan Lazarus

19a Dave Bauer 49 Will Kent

20 Corey Pearce 50 Nathan Goodes

21 Dion Lucus 51 Nick Parisi

22 Daren Murphy 53 Mathhew Gallagher

23 Xavier Dayton 55 Nathan Brougy

24 Matthew Wilson 56 John Sajenko

25 Daniel Kirby 57 Brent Rowley

26 Ross Greenland 60 Chris Dureau

27 Luke Forscutt

CLAYTONGround: Clayton Reserve, Haughton Rd,

Clayton (Melway Ref 79 B2)


Colours: Black & White stripes

Senior Coach: Ben McGee

Reserves Coach: Corey Pearce & Jason Smith

Ground: Bentleigh Recreation Reserve,

Arthur Street (Melway Ref 77 F1)

Telephone: 0424 965 068

Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Brad Canavan

Reserves Coach: Brett Marshall

BENTLEIGH

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Scott Lawry 32 Chris Fidler

2 Brody Lawford 33 Andrew Griffi ths

3 Dale Hynes 34 Luke Crozier

4 Daniel Jones 34b Timothy Dyer

5 James Robertson 35 Leigh Ireson

6 Sam McGarry 36 Ben Morrison

7 Barama Blow 37 Luke Holmesby

8 Kade Murphy 38 Matthew Troutbeck

10 Mark Smith 39 Luke Delaney

11 Kyle Swinden 40 Alan Hendry

12 Todd James 41 Michael Laskey

13 Tom Stach 42 Scott Masterson

14 Chris Sharp 43 Andrew Pendlebury

15 Liam Hogton-Hewish 44 Tristan Mayling

16 Luke Morrison 45 Alex Walker

17 Con Petropoulos 46 Oliver Box

18 Tarone Smith 47 Heath Dunkley

19 Andy Lee 48 Matthew Bisognano

20 Steven Galileos 49 Ben Clarke

21 Nathan James 50 James Prantzos

22 Elijah Shawcroft 51 Eugene Alter

23 Chris Sice 52 Ben Zurak

24 Ben Zylbersztajn 53 James Coles

25 Andrew West 54 Max Budds

26 Kyle Rodwell 58 Todd McLean

27 Slavik Silka 60 Ben Hendry

28 Mitch Allamby 61 Scott Lambert

29 Dean Crozier 67 Michael McDonald

30 Ryan Murphy 71 Scott Mortimer

31 Amir Banks





ST KILDA CITY

DINGLEY

DINGLEYGround: Souter Oval, 31E Marcus Road,

Dingley Village (Melway Ref 88 G8)


Colours: Red, Black and Gold

Senior Coach: Shane Morwood

Reserves Coach: Darren Kappler

# THIRDS2 Scott Morris

3 Andrew Ross

4 Andrew Rizzi

5 Kyle Murdoch

6 Drew Mclean

7 Nick Costantino

8 Luke Sherry

9 Jack Ogilvie

10 Peter Rizzi

11 Michael Bruce

12 Michael Jeddou

14 Jordan Potts

15 Richard Constantino

16 Harrison Whelan

17 Zacariah Gomularz

18 Frank Constantino

19 Andrew Bruce

20 Mark Wonnacott

21 David Vanderheiden

22 John Park

23 Matthew Smith

24 Jake Sinclair

25 Travis Walker

26 Andrew Puleio

27 Josh Keyt

28 Benjamin Simpson

29 Jackson O'Brien

30 Jai Smith

48 Glen Green

50 Adam Sikora

Adam Hickford

Rohan Watson

Matt Moore

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Aaron Sawers 32 Jack Clausen

2 Daniel Bolger 33 John Mentiplay

3 Lucas Walmsley 34 Steve Comino

4 Jack Ades 35 James Ball

5 Bret Lavars 36 Kane Davidson

6 Tim Wigney 37 Andrew Puleio

7 Tony Lavars 38 Travis Walker

8 Joshua O’Bree 39 Tom Ristevski

9 Travis La Rocca 40 Todd Wills

10 Steven Vinen 41 Bradley Sessler

11 Josh Boyle 42 Ryan Cunningham

12 Luke Bartholomew 43 Darren Andrews

13 Matthew Morwood 44 Daniel Morris

14 Tom Dureau 45 Tom Cooper

15 Luke Barnhoorn 46 Jesse O.Sullivan

16 Marcus Freeman 47 James Cullen

17 Adam Lloyd 48 Marcus Scuotto

18 Andrew Frost 49 Jack Pickford

19 Rohan Watson 51 Tom Paterson

20 Lee Wonnacott 52 Jack Hyde

21 Adam Stock 53 Joshua McClaren

22 Stefan Feehan 54 Jack Williams

23 Dean Francis 55 Joshua Pickford

24 Phil Ball 56 Peter Rizzi

25 Jackson Peet 57 Zac Gomularz

26 Colin Craney 58 William Nevell

27 Jason Miles 59 Joshua Ellis

28 Jack Beech 61 Tom Gent

29 Leigh Moore 62 Kristopher Gray

30 Sam Williams 63 Tristan Potts

31 Nathan Naughton

ST KILDA CITYGround: Peanut Farm Reserve

(Melway Ref 58 A11)


Colours: Red, White & Black Panels

with black back

Senior Coach: Gavin Mahony

Reserves Coach: Mark Blundell

Elwood Community Bank®Branch

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Shane Reid 32 Thusan Shrimpton2 Jon Stinear (C) 33 Declan Harrington3 Mick Stinear 34 Jaron Helman4 Dave McNaughton 35 Adam Governi5 Rick McConchie 36 Zac Kitchen6 Paul Kenelley 37 Ben May

6a Samer Dagher 38 Shaun Hickman7 Zio Holdinghausen 39 Justin Herbath8 Steve Arvanitis 40 Michael Habashi9 Gary Johnstone 41 Michael Fahd10 Dan McGee 42 Sunni Joshi

10a Dilan Shrimpton 43 Justin Chant11 Gavin Mahony 44 Will Bartholomew12 Kristian Economou 45 Lewis Mather13 Jack Belkin 46 Ashley Crooks

13a Shaun Cotter 47 Dylan Foote14 Josh O'Neill 48 Jack Baker15 Jack Grundy 49 Daniel Ella16 Gavin Phillips 50 Mark Blundell17 Louis McKenzie 51 Miro Djurkovic18 Tim Sullivan (VC) 52 Jamie Robinson19 Nick Van Bekum 53 Julian Alexander20 Josh Herdman 54 Ben Fraser21 Lewis Palmer 55 Jason House22 Michael Horton 56 Jed Lloyd23 Henry Sullivan 57 Ashley Grundy24 Zac Leiser-Moore 58 Vaughn Donnelly25 Haissam Faraj 59 Rhys Marsh26 Julian Cougan 60 Aurelien Couston27 Jason Chea 61 Rudi Taylor28 Luke Baillie 62 James Stewart29 Simon Hislop 63 Sam McPhee30 Nick Porter 64 Jack McLean

30a Andy Hunter 65 Jordan Mancini31 Hamish Marshall 66 Sam Dalton

31a Michael Tandogac 69 Brian Presnell

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ST PAULS

CHELSEA HEIGHTS

Ground: McKinnon Res. McKinnon Rd.

McKinnon (Melway Ref 68 H11)

Telephone: 0409 821 447

Colours: Royal Blue with Red & White Hoops

Senior Coach: Mark Dessentt

Reserves Coach: Darren Rogers

ST PAULS

TOTAL WASTE SOLUTIONSP.O. BOX 355

BENTLEIGH VIC 3204M: 0431 526 411M: 0438 605 008

# PLAYER # PLAYER2 Andrew Gilbert 28 Brenton Rafferty

3 Levi How 29* Ben Carracher

3* James Taranto 30 James Bragagnolo

4 Luke James 30* Travis Lasplaces

5 James Marasco 32 James Clements

6 Kenton Hall 32* David Gullan

7 Jack Hayes 33 Michael Johnstone

7* James Brown 34 Dan East

8 Joel Parrett 35* Carey O'Brien

9 Heath Barnes 35 Travis Ridgway

9* Kam Watt 36 Dylan Peet

10 Owen Lewis 37 Ryan Kitchin

11 Matthew Kreymborg 38* Ryhs Walton

12 Ryan Smith 40 Chris Vial

13 Jonathon Sherren 41* Eric Lengyel

14 Jarryd Allan 42 James Fisher

15 Kieran Knox 44 Ben McCarthy

16 Adam McIntyre 45 Paul Tolongs

17 Travis Knox 46 Jack Kreymborg

18 Trent McIntyre 47 Peter McEvoy

19 Peter Mercoulia 47* Timothy Roberts

20 Nicholas Gilbert 48 Daniel Kitchin

21 Rhys Peet 49 Mark Marasco

22 Will Newman 51 Paul Thomson

22* Ben Pian 52 Tom Campbell

23 Jay Steet 55 Tim Blackwood

24 Brendan Dawes 56* Bob Carracher

25 Fred Jenkins 57 Jarryd Blenkinsop

26 Harley Ambrose 58* Paul Commerford

26* Harry Pratt 59 Callum Cathcart

27 Glenn Balmforth 66 Sam Mercuir

Ground: Beazley Reserve

(Melway Ref 93 F12)


Colours: Navy Blue with Red Yoke

Senior Coach: Ben Lockwood

Reserves Coach: Paul O’Toole

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Colin Gough 25 Jordan Peryman

2 Matt Banfi eld 25a James Spicer

2a Brad Lockhart 26 Luke Newton

3 Darren Walsh - Co Captain 27 Morgan Harris

4 Erish Uthayakumar 28 Bryce Atherton

4a Lee Thwaites 29 Nathan Davidson

5 Travis Baldock 30 Luke Jones

6 Matt Terech 31 Mark Stevens

7 Steve Murphy 33 Tim Grant

7a Steve Young 34 Damien Costante

8 Darryl Hulland 37 Justin Hynes

9 Tom Marks 37a Dale Jamieson

9a Pat Morrisey 38 Sean Matheson - Res. Captain

10 Cam Gates 40 Michael Washington

11 Phil Matheson - Co Captain 41 Andrew Cupit

11a Justin Poole- Mitchell 42 Daniel Angwin

12 Luke Manders 43 Ash Beasy

13 Josh Bennett 43a Karl Southgate

13a Daniel Gerandt 44 Chris Hanns

14 Travis Barlow 47 Lule Baxter

15 Sam Fox 48 Paul (Hoges} O"Toole

16 Callum Dodson 49 Ben (Fig} Lockwood

17 Tyler Cantwell 50 Matt Bastin

18 Mick O'Driscoll 51 Charles Engel

19 Lochie Dobson 52 Bryce Kirscenburg

19a Michael Jordan 53 James Jagintaucius

20 Josh Buxton 61 Alan Goulden

21 Matt Sinclair 62 Adam Chalmers

22 Callum Hall 63 Tim Poole- Mitchell

23 Chris Maloney 65 Rory O"Reilly

23a Jai Stevens 66 Ethan Duell

24 Joel Williams 73 Luke Williams

CHELSEA HEIGHTS



HEATHERTON Waltzing Matilda

Heatherton Football Netball Club

Reserves

Last week’s reserves side looked more

like a superules side as they faced

up against one of the top teams in

Cheltenham. Many of the old guys even

wore their old jumpers so it was good

to see the old woolly jumpers go around

once again. Odd part was the old boys

certainly held their own. A huge thanks

goes to them for showing the Tunner

spirit and helping out the depleted side

last week. Coota was in everything as

was Fergi rucking all day. Vish provided

a target up forward. Was a special day

being Lachie Macs 100th game for the

club. He certainly put on a display as

usual. Hammill was fl oating around

the ground and repelling many attacks

along with Sauce spoiling at all cost.

Despite the scoreline, the boys could

certainly hold their heads up. Hopefully

another win is not too far away.

Cody Gems Heatherton Football

Netball Club Seniors

Back at Ross Street after a couple of

weeks away as we faced off against a

fi nals contender in Cheltenham. Still

chasing that elusive fi rst win. Whilst

the Tunners had plenty of the ball, their

use and turnovers were proving costly.

JB played his heart out all day, busting

packs, feeding off handballs and

generally bringing his team mates into

the game. Once again the “Moondog”

was prominent and must be fi guring

well in the B&F one would think. Jesse

Stone found some form in his tagging

role whilst Spaz battled manfully in his

big role down back. The Tunners were

never able to take their opportunities.

Bad kicking is bad football and when we

were only able to kick fi ve points in the

third quarter, it was going to be a tough

challenge. This week sees us head

down to meet East Malvern. Always

tough down there under the power lines

but if we come with the same grit that

has been shown the last few weeks, the

four points are a big possibility.

Social Notes

Dont forget the big “Onsie” party down

at the club tonight. Should be some

interesting costumes. Also Ladies day

on August 2nd so book your seat earlier

to ensure yourself a ripper day.

Division 1: Club NotesBENTLEIGH Netball: In the very cold and blustery conditions of the artic Dingley Netball clubs, the girls produced a solid round of games. The Division 1 side had a good win over Heatherton 38 to 31, whilst in the Division 2 match we were well beaten by Heatherton 32 to 19. In the Division 4 game which was very close to half time we lost to Murrumbeena 18 to 11. Football: A triple header against Dingley who were top of the ladder in the Seniors and Reserves and Second in the Under 19’s was always going to be a challenge for our club. The Under 19’s displayed a great team effort to defeat Dingley. In a game marred by injuries to both sides and diffi cult conditions, the boys produced a fantastic team effort with every player playing an important role on the day. Reserves: The Reserves side in many respects were equal to that of the Under 19’s. Injuries, illness, holidays, work etc. reduced our list to the absolute bare minimum. Without the assistance of the young players who stepped up, we probably would not have been able to fi ll a side. It was a great team effort by everybody to get so close and to only be overrun in the last quarter. The coaching panel and the club were proud of the spirit shown by all players on the day. Seniors: What do you say but outclassed and outrun by a very talented, well drilled and professional Dingley team. We should always be looking at the positives and if there

was one in Saturday’s game it was the large number of ex-Under 19 players who played on the day. The fi rst and second gamers will hopefully learn from the experience of playing against the Dingley side whose standard is one that we need to aspire to if we are to be a successful Division 1 club. This week against Clayton will present different challenges than from those experienced last Saturday. We will need to bounce back in the key facets of our game if we are to be successful. The club is confi dent that our players will step up to the challenge and reverse the result of our previous encounter against Clayton. Congratulations to James Watts who plays his 50th game this Saturday. James is a great club person who offers a lot to the club both on and off the fi eld. Grill’d Volunteers of the Week Awards goes to Greg Smith whose tireless work around the club is appreciated by all. Social: V.A.F.A team of the decade/player’s review/1000 draw has been rescheduled to Saturday August the 2nd. Sponsors: We would like to express our gratitude to all our businesses and members who support the Bentleigh Football/Netball club. Whether they be Dragon Club partners, Club partners or player sponsors, their support is crucial to the wellbeing of the club, its members, Nightlife Disabilities, Project 37, The Bentleigh Juniors and the Bentleigh Auskick.Major partners: Bentleigh RSL, Murrumbeena Bendigo Bank, Brighton

Toyota, Cambridge Plumbing, Dimattina

Coffee, The Espress Group and Allamby

Signs.

Platinum partners: John Barnes

Locksmiths, Duncan’s East Bentleigh

Cellars, Bayside Companion Dog

Training School and M.C.P. Group.

Gold partners: Bentleigh Jetset

Travel, Bentleigh Telstra Shop, East

Bentleigh Tyrerite, Crozier Diamond

Tools, Topolinos Restaurant, Vivace

Ristorante, Total Waste Solutions, The

ONYX Group, Rodgers Reidy Chartered

Accountants, Scotty Lawry Carpenter

and the Boundary Hotel.

Silver partners: The Harding Group,

Woodards Real Estate Bentleigh, Julie

and Chris Fidler Tennis Coaching,

Intermezzo Restaurant, The Joint

Physiotherapy, Dimattina Provedoring,

Espresso Hit, Long Fine Hospitality

Supplies, Piazza Vercelli Café, G-Lux

Enterprises, Grill’d Southland, Café

Sienna, Elizabeth Miller M.P., GeoTech

Group, Roo Bar, Dimattina Café,

Parkers Café, Bentleigh Federal

League, South Melbourne Glass, Dr

Albert Tsai Chinese Medicine and

Moorabbin Timber.

Player sponsors: Ad Partners, Hotco,

R&N Building Services, Printext,

Lenstolife photography, Premier Auto

Trade, Greg Fidler, Dean Richards, The

Profi ts.com.au, Maison Saint Louis,

Spree Enterprises and Citrus Café.

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Division 1: Club NotesEAST MALVERN Reserves: In a tight contest, our reserves were overrun by Clayton in the last quarter to go down 8.12.60 to 6.5.41. The boys started brightly to hold sway by 9 points at quarter time. This was followed by an even second quarter with the EM’s enjoying an 8 point advantage at the main break. Unfortunately, the Ressies couldn’t put Clayton away and it was the home side who fi nished more strongly, eventually running out 19 point winners. It was a disappointing fi nish given that the boys had led at every change. Hamish Rix was dominant down back and was the stand out player for East Malvern. Brocky also played one of his best games for the season so far after returning from injury a couple of weeks ago. Another one of our better players was Nadge in the ruck who has come on leaps and bounds and is providing our onballers with plenty of opportunities to get their hands on the ball.Last but not least, it was a welcome return to footy for Jezza (turtle man) who spent most of the fi rst half of the year recovering from a broken jaw. Jezza has some of the

best hands at the club and this certainly showed in the greasy conditions on Saturday. Whilst the boys should be disappointed at dropping this game, this Saturday’s clash against Heatherton represents a big opportunity for the lads to get back on the winner’s list. Let’s make sure we do all the right things to give ourselves the best chance of getting a win.Seniors:The clash against Clayton was a must-win game for the Club. It was also an opportunity to square the ledger after Clayton got the points in our Anzac Day clash earlier in the season. Pleasingly, the boys put in four quarters of solid footy to post a resounding 48 point win. The victory puts us level with Chelsea Heights on points and keeps us in touch with Cheltenham who are fourth on the ladder. After a tight start, the EM’s kept the pressure on Clayton all day and led from start to fi nish. The boys were determined to fi nish the game full of running and post a big win and that’s exactly what occurred with the EM’s kicking another 5 goals in the fi nal term and conceding only one.

By keeping Clayton goalless to half-time and

only letting 3 goals through for the game,

our defenders were among our best players

for the day. Johno had his best game for

the year whilst Ralph continued his great

form across the half-back line. Rooney

was outstanding in the middle and kicked

the goal of the day - a snap across the body

from 40m out after getting past a couple of

opponents. Roons was well supported by

the usual suspects including Chinga, Kurto

and Ducky. Roughy stood up well in the ruck

whilst Tractor relished the move forward

kicking two sausage rolls.

Other news:

On the social front, the annual major raffl e

was held last Sunday with Mick Johnston

controversially taking out the $2,000 major

prize despite calls for a redraw. But on a

serious note, Mick probably bought about

20 tickets so well done!! On behalf of the

players, a big thank you to the Committee

and everyone who helped out for putting on

a great afternoon! In particular, well done to

Hotto, Hammer and Stumpy who made sure

everything run smoothly.

ST KILDA CITY Seniors report – Sponsored by Elwood Community BankAfter a couple of tough weeks on the road, we welcomed St Pauls down to the Peanut Farm in what is always a tight contest against old rivals. Having fallen just short of beating St Pauls in round 2 there was some optimism amongst the group if we could pull off our strategy that a win was on the cards. Our mantra all day was to ‘Play like Ports’ – determination and courage, play for your team mates and every contest is important. Except for a brief 10 minute lapse in the third quarter, the effort and intent of the playing group was outstanding all day. For the fi rst time the team managed to lay 100 tackles for a game, and this was a clear indication of the mindset and application of the team. The last quarter was extremely pleasing where the boys fi nished the game with plenty of run and came close to winning the last quarter. Despite the effort, some basic skill errors going into the forward line and a drop off in intensity in the third quarter cost the team and this is something that

we’ll need to improve on over the coming weeks.Reserves report by Blunners – Sponsored by The Inkerman Hotel Cold and drizzly conditions meet us at the Peanut Farm when we arrived for our game against St Pauls. The focus for the game was to play with a more consistent effort and to assist our team mates with a greater use of voice by giving verbal direction and encouragement. The game started with the ressies kicking 2 unanswered goals in the fi rst quarter. There were some other wasted opportunities inside our forward 50 in that fi rst quarter, which if taken, could have really put some scoreboard pressure on our opponents. The game was a tight affair throughout the afternoon but to St Pauls credit they were able to make the most of their opportunities going forward and were able to kick a number of goals at the start and then the end of the last quarter. Better players for the ressies included Lewis Mather who was excellent down back as so was Shaun Cotter and Louis McKenzie who both had big impacts on the game

Netball Report

• Div 1 – Lost a close one to Mordialloc and

slipped out of the top four.

• Div 2 – A big win over Mordialloc and

sitting in 3rd position.

• Div 3 – Solid win over 2nd-placed

Cheltenham to stay in touch with top four.

• Div 4 – Overcame Black Rock in a close

encounter to remain in 2nd spot.

A big thanks to the following sponsors for

supporting the club in 2014. The Inkerman

Hotel, Insightful Systems, Bendigo Bank

Elwood, Chisholm & Gamon, Australian

Cleanskin Group, Red Scooter, St Kilda RSL,

Randall & Spy, St Kilda Pizza House, St

Kilda News, Boags Beer, The Galleon Café,

GJ Podiatry, Stay Tuned Sports Medicine,

Jungle House Backpackers, Outback Jack’s

Bar & Grill, BROO Premium Lager, J&L

Meats, Dextro Energy Australia and Ace

Locksmiths.

Please support the businesses that support

our club.

Go City!

EAST BRIGHTON ReservesAfter a positive start against the old familiar, the Heighters kicked into gear. It’s disappointing that the Reserves have never beaten Chelsea Heights but the fact is we’ve never got close. Credit to the boys for sticking at it, it shows a ton of character under adversity. There are some wins available on the run home so let’s not drop the bundle and keep working at it. This is the hardest time of the year so players need to dig deeper. This week against the Rosella’s won’t be easy but let’s put up a good show.

Seniors It’s no secret what needs to come

to the table against Cheltenham. It has

been lacking over the past 2 weeks. Lucky

to get away with the game against Chelsea

Heights there could be few satisfi ed with

that. Probably too many in a comfort zone at

present who may need to be reminded that

opportunity knocks but once. There needs

to be a return to being the hunters not the

hunted and there is enough experience in

the team to know what is required. This

could be the turning point of the season be

prepared.

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Division 1: Club NotesCHELTENHAM Seniors – Melbourne’s winter of miserable weather continued which marred the contest at Ross St against Heatherton. The Tunners may not have tasted success so far this season, but were extremely competitive and had their chances, especially in the fi rst half. In the end though it was a comfortable victory for the boys but inaccuracy in front of goal would be costly against the likes of East Brighton, St Pauls and Dingley. We must reward the players further afi eld for their hard work by converting our chances. The Vampires this week are a big test, one that we failed earlier in the year. If we are to be genuine contenders at years end, we need to put in a better display than what was dished up at Hurlingham in Round 3.Reserves – The boys continued their winning run with an easy win. Despite being short for numbers (again)…which is remarkable for a team atop the table, we linked well together and got the ball forward where the big fella did the rest. Taking our foot off the pedal isn’t an option and that includes this week against the Vamps.Thirds – Another week, another team short of numbers but once again the players that took the fi eld battled their butts off to nearly come up with the points. Its been a hard year but the fi nal straight is in sight so lets fi nish if off on

the right note. Nautilus Marine Under 19s – A cow paddock mud bowl greeted the boys as they trekked on down to Skye. Down on numbers meaning that it was going to be a tough slog. As normal we start exceptionally well by controlling most of the play but failed to convert this into a winning score. Once again the back line and midfi eld fought all day but with conditions foreign to us just being able to pick the ball up was gruelling. In the third quarter we once again dominated them but failed to convert, scoring 1.6 to their 2.1 and fi nally the home ground advantage was too much for our boys in the last term.Netball – A rare loss for the girls in less than ideal conditions. Time to get back that winning feeling this week with fi nals not too far away.This Saturday – Reminder to all that this Saturday the 12th July is Mannie’s Day. Come join us to help celebrate Ben Fahey’s young fella Mannie’s courageous efforts in battling cancer and to support his wonderful parents. We encourage anyone to come down and enjoy the day as there will be plenty of entertainment including a jumping castle; child entertainer (face painting), free Big M’s for all children and an auction after the senior game with items such as a hot air balloon ride, a year’s supply of slurpee’s, accommodation packages and many more.

Further information can be found at the event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/278400072330951/2014 Partners – Ace of Clubs Rubbish Removal, Aero Bar & Bistro, Bakers Delight, Bendigo Bank Cheltenham, Blah Blah Noodles, Brighton Toyota, Dingley Conveyancing Services, Don Kyatt Group, The Garden Cheltenham – Café & Tapas Bar, Kilburn Joinery, Kingston Electrical Services, Maitland Horler Real Estate, Merkon Constructions, Murray Thompson – State Member for Sandringham, Nautilus Marine Insurance, Navarone Panels, Omara Cycles, Pentarch Group, Quest Cheltenham, Render Elite, Sport Strap, T.G.I. FRiDAY’S Southland, Tudor Inn Hotel, Waldecon Design and Construct, Workshop Auto Service Centre.2014 Player Sponsors – AKRAM Electrics, Chris, Mark and Kevin Gurry, Joan Johansen, The Joy Of Ink Tattoo Studio, Bill Foley, Cabinet Timbers Pty Ltd, Excel Tennis, AFL SportsReady, Free Tibet, Royal Oak group, Finance Funding Australia, Jetset Mentone, Murray Bridge Hotel, FGA Partners, HG & Co Pty Ltd, Victorian Boat Sales, Aston Ryan Malcolm, Tim Brown Plastic Surgeon, EpicElec, Jim Brownlees, Stoneridge Paving & Landscaping.Thank you for your continued support!

DINGLEY Eleven on the trot is a beautiful set of numbers and we’ll be looking to add to that when we undertake the long trip to the Peanut Farm on Saturday. The boys put the previous week’s tardy start behind them and came out of the blocks fi ring against Bentleigh, where only fi rst quarter inaccuracy prevented the game from being in the bag at the initial break. Big Dean had 6 to his name by half time, Matty Morwood had nailed a beauty from a very hard to score from pocket in the conditions, and Frosty was absolutely dominating. A late withdrawal from an out of sorts Tom Dureau allowed us to welcome back Tommy Patterson for his fi rst run since Round One, and he’ll only be improved by the outing. Jimmy Ball and Bret Lavars were in goalkicking form, and the dominance of Frosty, Clausen and LaRocca down back allowed the coach the luxury of releasing Tony Lavars forward, where he also chimed

in with one. Overall, just a very pleasing performance, and we still have Boyley and Luke B to come back.A slightly unconvincing Reserves side did just what they had to do to retain ladder leadership, whilst the Thirds jumped to the top rung in their competition with a mauling of the previously undefeated Skye. A couple of serious injuries severely curtailed the length of the U19 match against pacesetters Bentleigh, including a clavicle fracture to our own Harry Thompson which required hospitalisation. He now joins Ginnsy on the sidelines at least until fi nals time. The boys fought hard, but ultimately the reigning champs were too strong. The netballers continued on their merry way, with wins in the top three divisions.A couple of big social functions coming up this month, the Sponsors’ Lunch on July 19 and the Trivia night on July 26. Both will, however, look pale when compared with the

extavaganza that was last Saturday’s Ladies Day. There was barely room to move in the rooms when 180 plus of them were joined by players and male supporters for the after match party. It’s fair to say this club is in a very healthy state.Don’t let the fi rst Saturday night in August slip your mind, all roads lead to the Dingley International for our inaugural “Hall of Fame” Dinner. Brian Edwards, Mel Ades and Chrissy Moore are your contacts for tickets.Check out our updated website for a complete list of ALL our valued sponsors, as limited space in this publication precludes me from naming but a few in this column. Major contributors are: Bendigo Bank, Carlisle Homes, Dingley Sports Club, DFC Coterie Group, Dingley International Hotel, Monier Safety (CSR Australia), Tranzworks, Hannafords, Keysborough Hotel, Ray White Cheltenham/Dingley Village, Star Ceilings, Woolworths Dingley Supermarket.

ST PAULS SENIORS – Sponsored by Merkon ConstructionsThe City boys’ early plans to close our running brigade down and make it a close contested game did restrict our clean entry into the forward 50 making scoring diffi cult. It also made their efforts to score just as diffi cult and the fi rst half was a real arm wrestle. After the long break, the game opened up and our forwards were presenting plenty of opportunities. Sneaky Travis ‘Whichway’ was too light on his feet for his man and Jarryd ‘I came in like a wrecking ball’ Allan and Andy ‘Dukes of Hammer’ Gilbo were creating headaches for the City backs. Our backline was standing up and they were led by the clever Ryan ‘the LockSmith’ whose talent is matched by an ability to read the play incredibly well. He got great support from Levi, Marra and Jack Kreymborg who all helped to keep the opposition to just 1 goal at ¾ time for the second week running. Next stop… Tucker Rd... Chelsea Heights! …Rocket says ‘turn off the lights’... and oh what Heights

we’ll hit... On with the show this is it…RESERVES – Sponsored by Pearo’s PlumbingAfter a pretty even fi rst half with only 2 points separating the teams… we slipped into another gear to record a 39 point win. We were led by Dylan ‘Dee’ Peet who uses the footy intelligently and always to our advantage. We also had winners in Dan ‘Hells’ Kitchin who continued his good form and will come under the selectors notice with his no-nonsense approach and love of the contest & Jack ‘Purple’ Hayes who was electric strumming his way around the Peanut Farm like a real pro. We had great games from both Fish along with Tim East who also booted 3 goals Under 19’s V Carrum Patterson Lakes - Sponsored by the Bentleigh RSLDespite seven changes at selection and playing with only 18 fi t players for 3 ½ quarters our boys started the game extremely well booting 4 goals to none against the wind in the fi rst term. Taylor ‘Fines’ Mancal was controlling things across half back whilst Fred, Victor & Carlos were cutting a

swathe through the CPL midfi eld. Along with Numbers, Noodles and Browny we were able to give our forwards great service. Big Harry Hunt was dominating the air and Zach Spencer was just a damaging at ground level (6 goals). In the end the 76 point winning margin was a great reward for our disciplined efforts. Netballers V BentleighDespite the efforts of newly appointed coach Tim ‘put your hand up if you have a question’ Blackwood our Div 1 girls couldn’t get the chocolates against the ladder leaders in Dingley going down by 10 points. Our Div 2 girls also found it hard to contain Dingley and couldn’t put enough pressure on the opponents to restrict their fl ow. Turn it around this week… Go Girls!!Social & Other NewsThe St Paul’s Ladies Day is our major function this Saturday at home. All Wives, Girlfriends, Mums, Grandma’s Sisters and friends are invited and encouraged to be a part of this great day.

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division 2: THE INNER SANCTUM / JASON BARBIN

As we move into the second half of the season, round

11 provided some surprising results while one team

won their fi rst game of the season.

Skye continued their dominance with yet another

convincing defensive effort against Springvale

Districts. While the defensive pressure was ever

present, it was Skye’s scoring power that impressed

the most. The Bombers kicked 5 goals in the opening

quarter to set up the victory and maintain second spot

on the ladder. Marc Frizell was among the best for

the Bombers while Like McGuinness kicked another

5 goals.

Mordialloc remained on top of the Division 2 ladder

but their latest victory wasn’t handed to them easily.

Caulfi eld showed just how much they have improved

over the course of the season, as they restricted the

Bloods to just 9 goals. Their pressure resulted in

uncharacteristic turnovers and inaccurate kicking

from the Bloods who overcame a poor fi rst half to

record an 18 point victory. Carey Neville was best for

the Bloods.

Oakleigh District moved back into the top 5 with a

resounding win against Murrumbeena at Princess

Highway Reserve. Oakleigh led from start to fi nish,

restricting Murrumbeena to just three goals the

entire game, all of which came in the fi rst half.

Oakleigh piled on 10 goals in the second half to run

away 80 point winners. Scott Chalwell was best on

ground with 3 goals.

Hampton also moved back into the top 5 with an

impressive away win against Highett. The former

allies from the colts competition, fought a close battle

all day before Hampton emerged victorious by 12

points. Both sides had chances to win the game but

the young, hard running Hampton midfi eld was a key

factor in the victory. Joel Hanlon kicked 5 goals for

Hampton.

In what turned out to be one of the games of the

round, Moorabbin won their fi rst game of the season,

defeating a disappointing Doveton by 11 points.

Moorabbin have shown improved form in patches

for the last month but they were fi nally able to put

together a four quarter effort which got them over the

line. Their midfi eld worked hard all day and it showed

as they ran over the top of Doveton in the last quarter.

Mark Russell had 4 goals for the victors.

The season continues on into round 12 and as the

fi nals edge closer, 7 teams still fi ght for the fi nal 3

spots in the top 5

Mordialloc vs Hampton (Ben Kavanagh Reserve)

Hampton were quite impressive in their win against

Highett while Mordialloc really had to fi ght it out

against Caulfi eld. Hampton has some good form

going into this game and with a spot in the top 5 on

the line, they could prove to be more than competitive

against a Mordialloc side who have locked up a top 2

spot. Possible upset

Mordialloc by 24 points

Caulfi eld vs Moorabbin (Koornang Park Reserve)

This is a potential danger game for Caulfi eld.

Moorabbin showed against Doveton that when they

put four quarters together, they can be a really good

team. Caulfi eld will need to bring their best if they are

going to win this game. With fi nals spots on the line,

expect them to do so.

Caulfi eld by 15 points

Murrumbeena vs Skye (Murrumbeena Park)

With their season on the line and their scoring

struggles becoming increasingly problematic this is

the worst time to play the best defensive side in the

Division. But that’s what faces Murrumbeena as they

fi ght it out at home against Skye in what is essentially

the fi rst of many fi nals type games for them as the

season progresses.

Skye by 30 points

Doveton vs Oakleigh District (Power Reserve)

Doveton will be looking to bounce back after a

disappointing loss to Moorabbin in round 11 but they

run into another team in good form in Oakleigh, who

have proved more than a match for Doveton in their

previous encounter. Season defi ning game for both

clubs, as they look to book a fi nals spot in 2014.

Oakleigh by 26 points

Springvale Districts vs Highett (Springvale Reserve)

Two more teams fi ghting for a fi nals spot fi nish

off round 12. In their previous encounter, a 12 goal

second half provided Highett with one of the better

comeback wins this season. Springvale won’t have

forgotten that game and will be looking to extract

their revenge at home and maintain their 3rd spot on

the ladder.

Springvale by 17 points




Mordialloc 11 10 1 0 962 410 234.63 40

Skye 11 10 1 0 848 490 173.06 40

Springvale Districts 11 5 5 1 840 865 97.11 22

Hampton 11 5 5 1 658 776 84.79 22

Oakleigh District 11 5 6 0 842 709 118.76 20

Caulfi eld 11 5 6 0 798 794 100.50 20

Highett 11 5 6 0 837 908 92.18 20

Murrumbeena 11 4 7 0 764 855 89.36 16

Doveton Eagles 11 4 7 0 830 943 88.02 16

Moorabbin 11 1 10 0 616 1245 49.48 4


Skye 11 11 0 0 1169 233 501.72 44

Mordialloc 11 9 2 0 970 532 182.33 36

Doveton Eagles 11 7 4 0 956 639 149.61 28

Murrumbeena 11 7 4 0 774 617 125.45 28

Hampton 11 6 5 0 719 669 107.47 24

Oakleigh District 11 5 6 0 644 820 78.54 20

Caulfi eld 11 4 7 0 563 739 76.18 16

Springvale Districts 11 4 7 0 572 772 74.09 16

Moorabbin 11 1 10 0 514 980 52.45 4

Highett 11 1 10 0 384 1264 30.38 4

Skye 5.2-32 7.2-44 10.4-64 13.9-87

Springvale Districts 0.1-1 2.2-14 3.2-20 5.4-34

SKYE: Goal Kickers: L. McGuinness 5, M. Feddersen 2, A. Pacey 2, D. McEwan,

M. Frizell, T. Barr, C. Allan

Best Players: M. Frizell, A. Beness, A. Harper, M. Watts, M. Feddersen, L. McGuinness

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS: Goal Kickers: C. Brooks, D. Bramble, G. Vassallo,

D. Monaghan, A. Jolly

Best Players: J. Doust, D. Ford, G. Vassallo, D. Monaghan, D. Stark, D. Bramble

Skye 4.5-29 9.11-65 14.16-100 20.20-140

Springvale Districts 0.1-1 0.2-2 0.2-2 0.2-2

SKYE: Goal Kickers: D. McConville 4, T. Minton 3, S. Werner 3, C. McMenamin 2,

N. Webb, S. Collins, F. Payenda, M. Lindley, B. Williams, S. Solomonidis,

S. Thorne, D. Turner

Best Players: B. Telindert, F. Payenda, C. McMenamin, T. Kitchin, M. McGreal, S. Thorne

SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS: Best Players: C. Chalmers, D. Kovacic, C. McLeod, A.

O’Meara, L. Nguyen, A. Henderson

Caulfi eld 0.2-2 2.4-16 4.6-30 7.9-51

Mordialloc 0.4-4 2.8-20 6.13-49 9.15-69

CAULFIELD: Goal Kickers: T. Dickson 2, A. Connell 2, J. Buggy, B. Kain, N. Perry

Best Players: T. Dickson, C. Trigellis-Smith, C. Hardgrave, N. Perry, J. Buggy,

T. Heagney

MORDIALLOC: Goal Kickers: N. Corda 3, M. Ravenall 2, C. Neville 2, S. Gregory,

D. Ferraro

Best Players: C. Neville, N. Corda, T. Bastion, J. Kovarik, S. Van Velsen, S. Nichols

Caulfi eld 1.4-10 1.5-11 2.7-19 4.9-33

Mordialloc 0.1-1 0.4-4 3.6-24 6.9-45

CAULFIELD: Goal Kickers: J. Hunter, A. Hill, M. Costantino, P. Henderson

Best Players: L. Twirdy, S. McLean, A. O’’Shea, A. Casserly, M. Petersen,

J. Rouda

MORDIALLOC: Goal Kickers: P. Nelson 2, S. Turner, D. Nithyakumar, R. Hoy,

T. Howard

Best Players: M. Fries, T. Howard, C. Patton, S. Turner, J. Jewell, S. McGeachin

Oakleigh District 4.2-26 5.2-32 11.7-73 15.12-102

Murrumbeena 1.0-6 3.1-19 3.2-20 3.4-22

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT: Goal Kickers: S. Chalwell 3, P. Fermanis 3, D. Kiellerup 2,

J. Mounsey, C. Kitchin, W. LeMarca, J. Castello, M. Josic, P. Carroll, D. Saldanha

Best Players: S. Chalwell, J. Castello, D. Kiellerup, M. Josic, P. Carroll, P. Fermanis

MURRUMBEENA: Goal Kickers: S. Thompson, D. Schmiedl, H. Kerstens

Best Players: C. Evans, T. Valenta, S. Hawking, C. Walker, W. Voorham, D. Cavanagh

Oakleigh District 1.4-10 3.9-27 9.9-63 16.12-108

Murrumbeena 1.3-9 1.3-9 2.5-17 3.5-23

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT: Goal Kickers: C. Lobosco 3, P. Gurr 3, D. Coker 2, N. Gisonda

2, T. McNamara 2, R. Schiarella, S. Hawkins, S. Russell, M. Bowman

Best Players: R. Defry, C. Lobosco, S. Hawkins, D. Turvey, B. Tovara, D. Coker

MURRUMBEENA: Goal Kickers: D. Rushton, M. Kilmartin, S. Stamos

Best Players: S. Moloney, S. Dennehy, T. Thornton, S. Stamos, D. Easton, D. Mescher

Highett 3.1-19 5.2-32 6.6-42 7.9-51

Hampton 5.3-33 6.7-43 6.10-46 8.15-63

HIGHETT: Goal Kickers: K. Kandakji 2, D. Velardo 2, J. Duscher, Y. Pasialis,

P. Poelsma

Best Players: J. Duscher, A. Friedman, P. Singh, A. Harris, T. Brown, P. Poelsma

HAMPTON: Goal Kickers: J. Hanlon 5, C. Worner, P. Johns, J. Isaac

Best Players: J. Isaac, J. Hanlon, R. Griffi n, J. Wood, A. Shedlock, N. O’Donovan

Highett 1.1-7 3.4-22 3.7-25 3.7-25

Hampton 2.4-16 4.9-33 12.14-86 16.20-116

HIGHETT: Goal Kickers: J. Osborne, J. Greer, J. Dunlevie

Best Players: J. Greer, B. Karaga, L. McLean, J. Osborne, E. Brown, N. Umiljendic

HAMPTON: Goal Kickers: J. Peters 7, L. Baird 2, W. Williams 2, A. Ticca 2,

P. McMahon, K. Lewtas, T. Nixon

Best Players: A. Hutchison, A. Grey, J. Peters, P. McMahon, T. Selim, L. Baird

Moorabbin 4.2-26 7.11-53 10.13-73 13.16-94

Doveton Eagles 4.7-31 6.8-44 9.15-69 11.17-83

MOORABBIN: Goal Kickers: M. Russell 4, M. Herbert 2, M. Johansson 2,

A. Farrell, C. Katal, P. Smith, B. Sloss, A. Robins

Best Players: J. Hadfi eld, L. Kuel, C. Smith, M. Johansson, M. Russell, P. Gerard

DOVETON EAGLES: Goal Kickers: B. Painter 3, P. Dye 2, C. Wilson 2, D. Ramsdale,

H. Martin, M. O’’Callaghan, B. Hidgcock

Best Players: N. Graeske, K. Dobson, M. Mott, B. Painter, D. Chadwick, P. Davis

Moorabbin 2.1-13 2.1-13 8.4-52 10.4-64

Doveton Eagles 3.2-20 6.9-45 11.13-79 18.18-126

MOORABBIN: Goal Kickers: M. Lobb 5, W. Kruss 3, R. Fenton, C. Lazar

Best Players: M. Johnson, R. Fenton, M. Lobb, W. Kruss, A. Baker, R. Parker

DOVETON EAGLES: Goal Kickers: A. Vanbeek 4, J. Duggan 4, S. Paynter 3,

D. Martin 2, N. Paynter 2, D. Kilpatrick 2, A. Rakic

Best Players: A. Vanbeek, N. Paynter, S. Paynter, A. Rakic, G. Eichenberger,

M. Harris

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ROUND 1

12-Apr

Highett 11.17.83 def. by Mordialloc 19.10.124

Skye 11.8.74 def. Hampton 9.7.61

O.District 10.13.73 def. by S. Dist. 11.11.77

Moorabbin 5.9.39 def. by M’beena 12.26.98

Caulfi eld 16.13.109 def. Doveton 13.7.85

ROUND 2

26-Apr

Hampton 9.19.73 def Highett 9.9.63

S.Dist. 6.8.44 def. by Skye 6.14.50

M’beena 16.6.112 def. O.District 11.9.75

Doveton 15.17.107 def. Moorabbin 7.11.53

Mordialloc 19.14.128 def. Caulfi eld 2.6.18

ROUND 3

3-May

Highett 18.13-121 def. S.Dist. 14.13-97

Skye 9.17-71 def. M’beena 7.4-46

O.District 20.13-133 def. Doveton 9.8-62

Moorabbin 5.8-38 def. by Caulfield 15.13-103

Hampton 3.6-24 def. by Mordialloc 17.10-112

ROUND 4

10-May

Mordialloc 18.14-122 def. Moorabbin 3.5-23

Caulfi eld 10.7-67 def. by O. District 11.11-77

M’beena 12.21-93 def. by Highett 15.9-99

Doveton 10.9-69 def. by Skye 11.8-74

S.Dist 8.6-54 drew Hampton 8.6-54

ROUND 5

17-May

Hampton 10.4-64 def. M’beena 8.13-61

O.District 14.12-96 def. Moorabbin 5.12-42

Highett 16.10-106 def. Doveton 12.13-85

Mordialloc 5.10-40 def. by S.Dist 6.10-46

Skye 10.12-72 def. Caulfi eld 3.9-27

ROUND 6

24-May

Caulfi eld 14.15-99 def. Highett 9.12-66

M’beena 18.12-120 def. S.Dist 16.4-100

Doveton 9.9-63 def. Hampton 5.12-42

O.District 7.8-50 def. by Mordialloc 11.10-76

Moorabbin 111.8-74 def. by Skye 27-17-179

ROUND 7

31-May

Mordialloc 13.12-90 def. M’beena 5.7-37

Hampton 9.10-64 def. by Caulfield 20.11-131

S.Dist. 17.16-118 def. Doveton 14.9-93

Highett 17.13-115 def. Moorabbin 11.8-74

Skye 11.15-81 def. O.Dist. 4.5-29

ROUND 8

14-Jun

Doveton 12.6-78 def. M’beena 7.9-51

O.District 7.9-51 def. by Highett 8.5-53

Moorabbin 5.12-42 def. by Hampton 16.12-108

Caulfield 8.14-62 def. by S.Districts 12.9-81

Skye 2.6-18 def. by Mordialloc 4.6-30

ROUND 9

21-Jun

Mordialloc 15.14-104 def. Doveton 5.5-35

M’beena 6.10-46 def. by Caulfi eld 10.12-72

Hampton 12.12-84 def. O.District 10.5-65

S.Districts 24.12-156 def. Moorabbin 11.6-72

Highett 8.7-55 def. by Skye 12.10-82

ROUND 10

28-Jun

Mordialloc 9.13-67 def. Highett 3.7-25

M’beena 10.18-78 def. Moorabbin 9.11-65

Hampton 2.9-21 def. by Skye 7.18-60

Doveton 9.14-68 def. Caulfi eld 9.5-59

S.Dist 4.9-33 def. by O.District 13.13-91

ROUND 11

5-Jul

Skye 13.9-87 def. Springvale Dist. 5.4-34

Caulfi eld 7.9-51 def. by Mordialloc 9.15-69

O.District 15.12-102 def. M’beena 3.4-22

Highett 7.9-51 def. by Hampton 8.15-63

Moorabbin 13.16-94 def. Doveton 11.17-83

ROUND 12

12-Jul

Springvale Districts V Highett

Murrumbeena V Skye

Doveton Eagles V Oakleigh District

Caulfi eld V Moorabbin

Mordialloc V Hampton

ROUND 13

19-Jul

Highett V Murrumbeena

Skye V Doveton Eagles

Oakleigh District V Caulfi eld

Moorabbin V Mordialloc

Hampton V Springvale Districts

ROUND 14

26-Jul

Doveton Eagles V Highett

Caulfi eld V Skye

Moorabbin V Oakleigh District

Murrumbeena V Hampton

Springvale Districts V Mordialloc

ROUND 15

2-Aug

Highett V Caulfi eld

Skye V Moorabbin

Mordialloc V Oakleigh District

Hampton V Doveton Eagles

Springvale Districts V Murrumbeena

ROUND 16

9-Aug

Moorabbin V Highett

Oakleigh District V Skye

Caulfi eld V Hampton

Doveton Eagles V Springvale Districts

Murrumbeena V Mordialloc

ROUND 17

16-Aug

Highett V Oakleigh District

Mordialloc V Skye

Hampton V Moorabbin

Springvale Districts V Caulfi eld

Murrumbeena V Doveton Eagles

ROUND 18

23-Aug

Skye V Highett

Oakleigh District V Hampton

Moorabbin V Springvale Districts

Caulfi eld V Murrumbeena

Doveton Eagles V Mordialloc

SFL FINALS SERIES - Weekends of 30 & 31/8, 6 & 7/9, 13/9. SFL GRAND FINALS - Saturday 20 September






SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

HIGHETT


Ground: Springvale Reserve, Newcomen Rd

(Melway Ref 79 J7)

Telephone: 0421 322 472

Colours: Navy With Red Cuffs and White

Monogram

Senior Coach: Jack McTaggart

Reserves Coach: Brad Bruni


# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Matt Thompon (VC) 29 Chris Chalmers

2 Aidan Jolly 30 Jason Adams

3 Gavin Vassallo (Capt) 31 Clinton Brooks

4 Lance Baptist (VC) 32 Bradley Dight

5 Ben Laier 33 Vu Ho Nguyen

6 Damian Stoter-Rainer 34 Damian Stark

7 Chris McTaggart 35 Adam Norman

8 Kris Merz 36 Leighton Ross

9 Kris Thompson 37 Joshua Nicholson

10 Adam Nichols 38 Ben Williams

11 Rob Johnston 39 Paul Hill

12 Tyson Bramble 40 Amar Nezirevic

13 Justin Doust 41 Dan Barrett

14 Ryan Wachter 42 Matthew Devereaux

15 Paul Norman 43 Shannon Anglim

16 Matt Pay 44 Rocky Caia

17 Cameron McLeod 45 Luke Dovaston

18 Tim Bacic 46 David Monaghan

19 Luke Woolrich 47 David Pearce

20 Jackson Bolch 48 Matthew Wilkinson

21 Dylan Bramble 49 David Ford

22 Sean Francis ( Res Capt) 50 Aaron Henderson

23 Craig Keenan (VC) 51 Jamie Fox

24 Jordan Wachter 52 Luke Carter

25 Anh Pham 53 Luke Wenke

26 Brodie Snow 54 Ethan Chavasse

27 Danny Wilson 55 Bradley Wilson

28 Lem Nguyen

# PLAYER # PLAYER1* Jonathan Dunlevie 25 James Bolletta

2 Daniel Booth 26 Nic Vawser

3 Khaled Khandakji 27 Nick Maizey

3* Daniel King 29 Billy Prosser

4 Jacob Duscher 30 Grant Valencic

5 Yianni Pasalias 31 Luke Richards

6 Jordan Osborne 32 Pierce Trainor

7 Pat Singh 35 Matthew Clayton

8 Dave Velardo 36 Brad Sheers

9 Ross Manning 37 Michael Cook

10* Jonathan Logan 38 Lachy McLean (Res C)

11 Beau Jedd 39 Scott Szatke

11* Jason Stewart 40 Chris Calder

12 Joel Jones-Hampton 41 Renny Trainor

12* Dane Maizy 42 Michael Cutler

13 Cameron Nayar 42* Robert Ridgway

14 Warren Capes 43 Justin Greer

16* Cameron Duncan 44 Peter Quinn (Sen C)

17 Tom Brown 45 Nicola Umiljendic

17* Grant Jones 46 Dean Spencer

18 Sasha Danilovic 46* Dion Gory

19 Mikhail Mindelis 47 Aaron Verbakel

19* Winton Corr 47* William Zoethout

21 Jess Elms 48 Peter Poelsma

21* Luke Maizey 51 Jared Muhliesen

22 Jack Nagle 52 Andrew Carey

22* Mitch Elms 53 Ary Friedman

23 Aaron Harris 54 Michael Kilner

23* Paul Murphy 55 Daniel Carlton

24 Peter Mentiplay 60 Daniel Marshall

24* Robbie Collett

HIGHETTGround: Turner Road Reserve, Turner Road,

Highett (Melway Ref 77 H9)


Colours: Navy Blue with Red yoke, White

diamond with White Bulldog motif

Senior Coach: Daniel Marshall

Reserves Coach: Jonathan Dunlevie

as major sponsor for the 13th consecutive year.Thank you Dave & Joan for all your support.

Highett Football Club is proud to announce

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MURRUMBEENA

SKYE


SKYEGround: Steve Thompson Reserve,

Wedge Rd Carrum Downs

(Melway Ref 96 J10)

Telephone: 0412 341 136

Colours: Light Grey, Red/Grey Sash,

Red Crest with Black Bomber

Emblem

Senior Coach: Ben Walker

Reserves Coach: Chris Smith

# THIRDS

5 Matt Ozbolt

6 Chris DeLuca

7 Glenn Stock

8 Jamie Solly Prestage

11 Jeremy Gleeson

15 Dean Flynn

19 Matthew Chaplin

20 Nathan Bortwick

21 Ben Earnshaw

22 Travis Scott

25 Daniel Parkinson

27 Chris Rodrigues

28 Shane Lloyd

30 Bradley Dyer

31 Michael Kalviskis

33 Simon Haper

34 Corey Rautman

39 Terry Sumner

48 Daniel Turner

51 Paul Follett

54 Patrick Malone

55 Sean Murnane

60 Elliot Williams

61 John Lalor

72 Christian McGuire

76 Sean Slade

77 Corey Baines

78 Chris Salt

79 Chris Smith

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Marc Frizell 28 James Bateman

2 Aaron Pacey 29 Luke Minehan

3 Ben Walker 30 Aaron Jack

4 Ben Tilindert 31 Chase Allan

5 Matt Gonzalez 32 Jim Martinson

6 Adam Beness 33 Justin Smith

7 Luke McGuiness 34 Jarryd Karadeas

8 Jordan Thomas 35 Ben Harper

9 Dan McEwan 36 Patrick Malone

9a Nicholas Webb 36a Ben Williams

10 Martin Watts 37 Michael Lindley

11 Mark Feddersen 40 Cam Petrie

12 Scott Thorne 41 Tom Minton

13 Tim McEachan 42 Cal Lester

13a Shane Werner 44 Travis Kitchin

14 Michael McGreal 45 Brent Nanopoulos

15 Darren Love 46 Andrew Hook

16 Tim Barr 48 Daniel Turner

16a Chris McCann 50 Daniel McConville

17 Brad Nicol 53 Zac Harland

18 Sam Collins 62 Chris McMenamin

19 Aaron Harper 63 Michael Kane

20 Christopher Smith 64 Sotirios Solomonidis

21 Lai Leaunoa 66 Adam Triandafi llou

22 Ben Evans 67 Domenic Spinucci

23 Luke Scott 69 Simon Harper

24 Donenic Quadaro 73 Justin Baldock

25 Nick Papachristifi lou 74 Blake Bormann

26 Matthew Doyle 75 John Lalor

27 Faisal Payenda

Ground: Murrumbeena Park, M’beena

(Melway Ref 68 H6)


Colours: Maroon, Gold Saddle & Lion

Emblem

Senior Coach: Steve Wright

Reserves Coach: Jeremy Sissons

MURRUMBEENA

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Dean Spanos 34 Josh Hargreaves

2 Henry Kerstens 35 Will Voorham

3 Jarrod Walker 36 Shawn Andrews

4 Rohan White 37 Alex Moloney

5 Michael Menara 38 Daniel Chukwan

6 Sam Moloney 39 Bryn Plate

7 Jason Cornish 40 James Shirley

8 Cory Hargrave 41 Anthony Emmerson

9 Mitch Walder 42 Thomas Hutching

10 Josh Smith 43 David Easton

11 Daniel Rushton 44 Tom Thornton

12 Darcy Hargrave 45 Andy Ellis

13 Ray Pickering 46 Callum Kirk-Williams

14 Shaun Hawking 47 Matt Nandor

15 Harley Turkington 48 Chris Cairns

16 Shaun Thompson 49 Cam Walker

17 Dan Cavanagh 50 Dan Emmerson

18 Addy Wetzler 51 David Schmiedl

19 Luke Porter 52 Sam Stanos

20 Tom Gheller 53 Mark Richardson

21 Chris Evans 54 Michael Leary

22 Kane Downing 55 Chris Kirk-Williams

23 Sam Parkes 56 Adam Vanderneut

24 Tom Valenta 57 Eddie Brown

25 Cameron Rundell 58 Quenton Pongracz

26 Dylan Elkman 59 Anthony Ekberg-Weiss

27 Derek Evans 60 Leonard Sacco

28 Adam Brookes 61 Matt Kilmartin

29 Andy Magdis 62 Mark Charalambous

30 Damian Mescher 63 Peter Eves

31 Michael Farthing 64 Shane Dennehy

32 Dechlan Turkington 65 Dylan Batterham

33 Mitch Hendley 66 Geoff Martin




DOVETON EAGLES

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT


Ground: Power Res Power Rd Doveton

(Melway Ref 90 K6)


Colours: Blue, White & Gold panels with

Eagle Emblem

Senior Coach: Clint Wilson

Reserves Coach: Shane McGrath

Thirds Coach: Darran Catton

DOVETON EAGLES

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Brayden Keown 23a Geoff O'Neill

2 Peter Dye 24 Dylan Chadwick

2a Ryan Hovell 25 Enayte Samadi

3 Matthew O'Callaghan 25a Paul Pierce

3a Raymond Drysdale 26 Scott Roinson

4 Keith Dobson 27 Travis Graseke

4a Joel Duggan 27a David Morison

6 Paul Davis 28 Troy Humpheries

6a Shane McGrath 29a Bj Oakford White

7 Steven Stredwick 30 Matt Fristad

7a Michael Keldoulis 31 David Mawhinney

8 Corrie Wilson 33 Steven Mottau

8a Andrew McDonald 34 Nick Paynter

9 Clint Wilson 35 Darryl Thomas

9a Jason Jeans 36 Rob Westin

10 David D'Aquino 37 Aaron Duggan

11 Brett Hidgcock 38 Sean Paynter

11a Hayden Martin 40 Michael Harris

12 Dale Kilpatrick 40a Tom Condon

14 Nathan Wilson 41 Matt Robinson

14a Gavin Eichenberger 42 Kerry Ashford

15 Nathan Graeske 44 Robert Westin

15a Aiden VanBeek 45 Tim Watson

16 Darren Ramsdale 47 Matthew Moss

16a David Martin 48 Brad Painter

17 Paul Parlapiano 50 Craig Mawhinney

18 Alex Rakic 53 Zane Hunter

19 Stephen Paynter 54 Jimmy Stroumbis

19a Michael Hidgcock 55 Mark Mott

20 Sam Parlapiano 55a Scott Thomson

21 Cameron Vannes 56 Shannan Bennett

21a Brenton Scanlon 58 Troy Jordan

22 Chris Mills 66 Jarrod O'Neill

23 Scott Thompson

# THIRDS

2 Jake Brook

4 Jeremy Lucchesi

5 James Kondarios

8 Jason Thompson

9 Ryan Hovell

10 Ben Young

12 Darran Catton

17 Chris Rousetty

18 Alex O'Callaghan

19 Mitchell Oulton

20 Daneil Kelson

32 Tony Mertis

34 Tom O'Callaghan

35 Adam Lane

36 Dave Edwards

39 Dean Leask

42 Graeme Walker

43 Brad Oulton

45 Craig Mawhinney

46 Harley Lubeck

49 Daniel Algra

51 Harley Lane

52 Jason Brown

57 Ashley Peterson

69 Brendan Hawkins

91 David Siddoway

93 Ben Naylor

Ground: Princes Highway Reserve

(Melway Ref 70 B10)

Telephone: 0438 484 191 or 0433 819 255

Colours: Black with White Sash

Senior Coach: Scott Chalwell

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Scott Chalwell 28 Christian Lobosco

2 Scott Crawley 29 Sam Geurrens

3 Lou Gangemi 30 JoerelGoujon

4 Matt Dobson 31 Matt Hackett

5 Pat Carroll 33 Jason Thexton

6 Luke Behin 34 Dave Barbaro

6a Ryan DeFry 34a Dean Coker

7 Elvis Alimovski 35 Shane Kimg

7a Shane Jacobs 36 Yaz Raju

8 Mladin Josic 37 Daniel Spence

9 Ryan Carroll 38 Tyson Von Duve

10 Paul Gurr 40 Daniel DiPede

11 Will Le Marca 41 Jason Summers

12 Daniel Turvey 42 Nick Gisonda

13 Dan Kiellerup 44 John Walker

13a Roco Schiarello 45 Mark Jacotine

14 Alex McNicholl 46 Matthew Bowman

14a Dean Higinbotham 47 Jason Scarlett

15 Mark Thavarajasingham 48 Ken Chauhan

16 Nathan Warren 49 Jake Mounsey

16a Dave Slater 50 Brodie Gibbons

17 Michael McCormack 51 James Sabell

18 Charlie Kitchen 52 Sam Russel

19 Brent Crawley 53 Zac Tomsic

19a Alaa Ghanem 54 Joshua Hawkins

20 Daniel Sgambelloni 55 Mark Tesoriero

21 Paul Fermanis 56 Darcy Brown

22 Joe Castello 57 Shannon Dubois

23 Dylan Mounsey 58 Nathan Joppich

24 Matt Jolly 59 Byron Tovara

25 Andy Debono 60 John Cardamone

26 Shane King 62 Matt Lesuey

27 Daniel Soldanha 65 Brent DomPaul

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CAULFIELD

MOORABBIN


MOORABBINGround: Widdop Cres, Hampton East

(Melway Ref: Map 77 B7)


Colours: Blue and White

Senior Coach: David Stynes

Reserves Coach: Wayne Hardman

THIRDS

Mark Pottinger

Lee Lambert

Phil Emmett

Andrew McGorlick

Luke Johansson

Michael Broad

Trent James

Dean Green

Dean McConville

Tim Caterson

Daniel Palmer

Christopher Benn

Barry Shanks

Maurice Mills-Rolfe

Tim Moss

James Parker

Timothy Ayden

Michael Thornton

Steve Hopkins

Tim Cincotta

Peder Haugeh

Jason Mackney

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Matthew Johansson 33 James Hutchison

2 Murat Cankurt 34 David Stynes

3 Andrew Sharp 35 Jordan Cusin

4 James Hadfi eld 36 Clinton Pattinson

5 Matthew Johnson 37 Will Kruss

6 Brendan Sloss 38 Paul Schipper

7 Aaron Robins 39 Mark Johnson

8 Fabian Peta 40 Peter Gerard

9 John Psaras 41 Shaun Jackson

10 Matthew White 42 Liep Kuell

11 Hayden Schipper 43 Michael Dettman

12 Rick Parker 44 Jeremy Hooper

13 Mark Russell 45 Luke Riley

14 Zee Hostalek 46 Ryan Fenton

15 Christopher Katal 47 Chris Smith

16 James Jacques 48 Aaron Bodin

18 Tarek Dimachki 49 Nicholas Cunningham

19 Michael Lobb 50 Alan Farrell

20 Joshua Board 52 Vince Stefano

21 Daragh Daly 53 Matt White

22 George Glitzos 54 Cam French

23 Trent Barlow 55 Wayne Hardman

24 Damien Brick 56 Rodney Johnson

25 Ryan Bennett 57 Pauric Smith

26 Sloss Simon 58 Glen Davidson

27 David Kingston 59 Christopher Benn

28 Rhys Manukau 60 Luke Johannson

29 Caleb Lazar 61 Marene Herbert

31 Dylan Luff 62 Pat Reaby

32 Daniel Palmer 63 Blair Cotterill

CAULFIELDGround: Koornang Park, Carnegie

(Melway Ref 68 J6)

Telephone: 0403 237 292

Colours: Navy, Red, Gold

Senior Coach: Brett Dunne

Reserves Coach: Chris Lacey

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Tom Heagney 32 Shane Campbell

2 Tim Kennedy 35 Chris Hardgrave

3 Chris Lacey 36 Benn Harris

4 Chris Dove 37 Matt Torcasio

5 Luke Cieslak 38 Steve Lorenz

6 Anthony O'Shea 39 Ashley Cooper

7 Tom Siegert 40 Jason Twirdy

8 Logan Webster 41 Jason Gorman

9 Bruce Kain 42 Alex McConnachie

10 Joel Butler 43 Drew Hodgson

11 Iain Musster 44 Matt Blee

12 Adam Connell 45 Lawrence Twirdy

13 Will Lucardie 46 Miles Thomson

14 Jake Buggy 47 Sean Leydon

15 Tom Stait 48 Leigh Weiss

16 Chris Todd 49 Josh Dart

17 Ryan Kiley 50 Mark Carroll

18 Warren Davie 51 Andrew Casserley

20 Lachlan Dunne 53 Steve McLean

21 Shaan Autor 54 John Eierweis

22 Bill Matthews 55 Todd Wallace

23 Justin Tippett 56 Tom Cotter

24 Matthew Costantino 57 Sean Gunning

25 Alex Hill 58 Jack Lloyd

26 Colin Trigellis-Smith 59 Will Rice

27 John Hunter 60 Nick Perry

28 Chris Klidaras 61 Patrick Cooke

29 Adam Ballard 64 Rohan Wight

30 Tom Dickson 65 Travis Cooper

31 Mason Angove T




MORDIALLOC

HAMPTON


# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Anthony Scafi di 30 Chris Brooking

2 James Pennicuick 31 Ryan Williams

3 Jamie Cooke 32 Aaron Freeman

4 Sam Anstey 33 Jake O'Donnell

5 Daniel Lynch 34 Luke Ardrey

6 Todd Bastion 35 Chris Roggero

7 Nathan Evans 36 Matt Ravenall

8 Andrew Scafi di 37 Andrew Kent

9 Josh Patira 38 Josh Tarrant

10 Josh Kovarik 39 Nick Kovarik

11 Carey Neville 40 Michael Fries

12 James Morris 41 Stefan Gregory

13 Lachlan McIver 42 Nicholas Garrett

14 Nick Corda 43 Tom Howard

15 Sean Van Velsen 44 Shaun Cunningham

16 David Ferraro 45 James Keighley

17 Jamie Neville-Young 46 Jarrod McNeil

18 Shane Lawton 47 Jack Minton

19 Daniel Quinn 48 John Russo

20 David Marguglio 49 Cameron Patton

21 Michael Barnhoorn 50 Nala Sutherland

22 Darren Barlow 51 Will Heaven

23 Tony DeMacedo 52 Sam Nichols

24 Sam Turner 53 Michael Ardrey

25 Andrew Fyans 54 Scott McGeachin

26 Simon Fragiacomo 55 Dhana Nithyakumar

27 Brad Lindsey 56 Rob Bibby

28 Scott Pitura 57 Chris Britton

29 Josh Jewel

Ground: Ben Kavanagh Reserve

(Melway Ref 87 G12)


Colours: Red Yoke with White Stripes

Senior Coach: Sam Anstey

Reserves Coach: Peter Laspatzis

MORDIALLOC

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Lachlan Batt 28 Alex Berecz

1A Andy Grey 29 Justin Isaac

2 Joshua Wood 29A Leigh Lighten

3 Matthew Digby 30 Aaron Shedlock

4 Kyle Gascoigne 30A John Margetis

5 Reid Griffi n 31 Nathan Lorton

6 Paul Johns 32 Jake Simon

7 Damien Armansin 33 Jack Cafarella

8 Joshua Lewtas 34 Patrick McMahon

8A Troy Selim 35 Stevie Ferres

9 Harry Harcourt 36 Dan Guiry

10 Nick O'Donovan 37 Kyle Lewtas

11 Joshua Burbidge 38 Darren Harrison

11A Jake Walsh 39 Bernie Hickey

12 Chris Worner 40 Tim Nixon

12A Justin Warke 41 Joshua Kerrigan

13 Chris Grove 42 Luke Stevens

14 Ryan Castles 43 Ross Pinkerton

15 Jake Chitty 44 Steven Mann

16 James Feather 45 Paris Romanis

17 Brendan Bennett 46 Anthony Ticca

18 Jake Timms 47 Luke Baird

18A Chase Griffi n 48 Jack Franks

19 Todd Crane 49 Aron Hutchison

19A Nathan Weidemann 50 Wayne Williams

20 Paul Diluvio 51 Simon Beshara

21 Jaiden Peters 52 Thomas Eden

22 Ryan Pearce 53 Sean Lawther

23 Steve Hunt 54 Jordon Lewtas

24 Joel Hanlon 55 Michael Abdul-Massih

25 Ajit Alistair 56 Andy Sayer

25A Tate Griffi n 57 Pauil Stow

26 Matthew Thomson 59 Tim Yeowart

27 Will Fordham 61 Jake Kenney

27A Matthew Bailey

Ground: Peterson Street Reserve

(Melway Ref 77 B8)

Telephone: 0417 019 816

Colours: Yellow, Black and Blue

Senior Coach: Chris Worner

Reserves Coach: Shane Burbidge

HAMPTON

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Division 2: Club Notes

HIGHETT Under 19’s: the best four quarter

effort for the year. From the very fi rst bounce

we ran in numbers and did all the team things.

The most pleasing thing was our awareness

to centre the ball and back each other up.

Everyone did their bit in a disciplined team

effort. Reserves tried hard, thankyou to the

boys who backed up from the fi rst game.

Seniors lost in a close game. GO DOGGIES

• • • • 

• • • • 

• • 

PAUL SIBLEY – HAMPTON EAST

HAMPTON We crossed the highway to take on Highett which was a massive game for both sides. The Seniors got off to a great start with Joely kicking 4 of our 5 goals in the fi rst quarter. It was a much more even contest after the fi rst break with the Hammers going into the 3 quarter time break 4 points up. The last quarter was an arm wrestle with the Hammers coming away with a hard fought 2 goal win to set our season up and jump into the top 4. Toddy continued his good form and our backs led by Harro, Shedders, Nicko and Reid stood tall all day. The Ressies were fl at early and went in a couple of goals up at the long break. To our credit we changed our approach and intensity kicking 12 goals and keeping Highett goalless with our defensive pressure. JP kicked 7 with Andy continuing to shine along with Shippa, Patty, Hunty, Bairdy, Azza and Stiffi e, but really a great team effort.

The Under 19s came up against a bigger, stronger and older Clayton outfi t but to our young guys credit we never threw the towel in. We managed to kick our only goal late in the game thanks to Beery. Our usual suspects stood up with the Timms cousins, Diggers, Stevo, Mason and Beery. Keep at it boys and let’s get some consistency on the training track.The Hammerbirds played in much kinder conditions this week walking away with a good win against Heatherton. All girls put in a huge effort with their game pushing the ball forward at all times. Miriam blitzed in goals again with back up support from Beth and the last ½ of the game. Some amazing airborne defence work from Jade, Ash C throwing out some awesome speckies and strong defending by Rachael had the opposition stuck for plays. Well done ladies! Next week we will be heading to the ‘peanut farm’ as guests to play St Kilda City.

This week we take on Mordialloc which again is a massive task for our boys which we welcome with open arms.• Highett Community Bank • Nautilus Boat Marine Insurance• Melbourne Roadworthy Centre • Krishna Indian Restaurant• Marina Pizza & Pasta Highett • Sandringham Hotel• Destination HQ – Mentone • Terry Hammond Cycles Highett• Highett RSL • R&R Sheet Metal• Aspendale Quality Meats • B.Lush • Destination HQ – Mentone• Fitness Intensity• Southern Suburbs Physio • Warkey’s Web Design• Local Milk Supply • Central Veterinary Hospital – (back

in Sandringham)• Back in Motion – Mentone • Greenhaven Funerals • Peoples Choice Credit UnionNow, it’s HAMMER TIME!!

OAKLEIGH DISTRICT Another

two solid performances by the boys

set up 2 great (almost identical,

scorewise wins.} In the twos The great

Lobosco was at his best with good

efforts from two newcomers In Dean

and Simon. Great to see it coming

together now.

Once again the fi rsts had many good

contributors, Scoot, Paulie, Will, Joey

and Mladin particularly. Congrats

to Rexie who pulled the coach in the

swindle! Saturday night function

went really well.

Most importantly we have our biggest

fundraiser of the year coming up. The

comedy night is on the 26th of July

in our clubrooms this year. We need

every player in attendance along with

wives, friends and families. Kick-off

is 6.30 pm after the Moorabbin game

tickets $70.00 double and $40.00

a single with plenty of fi nger food

provided.

Many thanks to all our sponsors,

Notting Hotel, Step Into Life Oakleigh,

Bendigo Bank Murrumbeena,

Ray White Oakleigh, Roma Food

Products, Chadstone Toyota, Green

and Gold Tree Removals, Trevillian

Signs, Boags Draught and G & C

Motors.

Go Oaks!




MURRUMBEENA ON THE FIELDMurrumbeena travelled to play at Oakleigh Districts last Saturday. Unfortunately both teams lost on the day. With so many players unavailable, the Beena teams were full of inexperienced youngsters and the old brigade who once again pulled the boots on for the Beena.The reserves game ended with a score line that did not refl ect the game. On the scoreboard we were well beaten by a bigger and more experienced Oakleigh unit. But the Murrumbeena boys never gave up. This was an undermanned side who were proud to wear the Beena jumper and they fought hard all day. Better players for the Beena were Sam Moloney, Shane Dennehy and new player Arnie Clever.The senior game was very much more of the same. We had fi ve new players in an already depleted side. But as Coach “Steve” has said, “When a player is unavailable, it presents an opportunity for someone else”. Our team was no match for the

more experienced Oakleigh side, but as with the reserves, the Beena boys fought hard, especially in the second half. Although this was not refl ected on the scoreboard, our young players stood up and let their opponents know that they were in a battle. Better players for Murrumbeena were Tom Valenta, Chris Evans and Will Voorham.Well done to both sides for their effort. As our more experienced players return your efforts will bring results.NETBALLThe Murrumbeena ladies had a good win in the Netball last Saturday. They played Bentleigh and won 18-10.This was good to see and well deserved. The best players were Grace Bibby, Jade and Sarah Bolland.THE IRISH HIT THE BEENA ARENAThe Irish Hurling and Gaelic Football boys train near us and sometime come into the club rooms after training to join us for a drink or two. Today we are glad to have them with us at the Beena Arena. During half time of the senior game we will see exhibition matches of Hurling and

Gaelic Football. Welcome boys and we look forward to seeing you in action.OFF THE FIELDToday is another Community day at the Beena Arena. The Murrumbeena Football Club welcomes all member of the local community who have joined us today. Please come into the club rooms and enjoy our hospitality at half time in the seniors and after the match.SPONSORSThe Beena is indebted to the following 2014 loyal sponsors including a number of welcome additions: Thomson Real Estate, Chadstone Toyota, Oakleigh Lions Club, Sheen Panel Service, JEMCO Kitchens, Attwood Newsagency, Bakers Delight, Bendigo Bank, Brew Bar, Cross Hydraulics, David Jones Pharmacy, Harijan Investigations, IGA X-Press, M-Print, Zests Pizzas, Bowen Automotive, FPC Financial Planning Choices, Streets Ahead driver education and the Rosstown Hotel.

MOORABBIN Seniors Absolutely fantastic effort from all 22 players last week in beating Doveton. Younger lads are really starting to step up. Now is the time to believe lads. Let’s get to training this week boys. Really big game this week. Reserves Reserves were hoping to notch up a win against Doveton at home. We were good in the fi rst & third quarters, but lack of discipline in the second and lack of fi tness in the last ultimately cost us the game. This week against Caulfi eld who we

managed to beat last time, if we play four quarters of football we should record our second win of the year. Thirds The thirds made it two in a row when they took on Doveton at home. Doveton came out fi ring and at half time it was anyone’s game. In the second half the boys lifted, and in the end came away with a good win. Jimbob played a huge captains game and was clearly best on ground. Hoppo was a big target up forward all day and along with Sam Parry, helped us kick away in the second half. Dave Matthews was solid down

back, and Brooksy and Greeny worked hard all day. Another good team effort. Let’s make it 3 in a row this week. Thanks to our sponsors Bendigo Bank, Yellow Express, TDT Driver Training, Marks 4WD Adaptors, Mordialloc Sporting Club, Centre Plumbing Plus, Group One Electrics, Pat’s Premium Auto Trade, Johnson Painting Group, Roy Higgins and Wylie Dalizel Racing and a special thank you to ELG & Robinson Butchers Williamstown for the magnifi cent sausage sizzles after homes games and Thursday night meals.

MORDIALLOC We cannot say anything spectacular about the way both Seniors and Reserves played on the weekend, both games were very frustrating to watch, all dissipated into the worst performance of the season. Caulfi eld were well prepared to take us on and nearly succeeded with their tenacity around the ground, but somehow both grades came away with wins. The key word here is SOMEHOW..!!! Seniors won by 3 goals, the Reserves by 2 goals.It would be fair to say both grades played about 20 mins of good Footy for the entire 4 quarters, which won’t cut it if we believe we are a threat for the fl ag

in 2014. It was a disappointing effort and both coaches made that clear to the players after both games.As far as the Div 2 ladder is concerned there are sides as far down as fi fth that can and will be contenders for the FLAG. Not all is lost, you can only play as well as the opposition lets you play so we will take the wins and move on.It is hard to name good players out of the games, in the Seniors Todd Bastion, Carey Neville, Sean VanVelsen and Nick Corda held us together and two players in our backline put in good efforts Simon Fragiacomo David Margulio. In the Reserves, Mick Fries, Sam Turner, Cameron Patton can hold their heads high, Scott Pitura and Josh Jewel

had good 2nd halves.Both sides need to lift, effort effort effort, discipline, ball control, teamwork and an ability to pick up the loose opposition player will go a long way in securing a win against Hampton.We host the blue ‘n black’s at home this weekend, Hampton who have moved into 4th on the ladder.Thanks to our Sponsor Support.Mordialloc Sporting Club, Jims Mowing, Ray White Mordialloc, Darren Freyer Racing, Brinner Signs, Go Fitness, Maro’s Pizza, Bendigo Bank, Mr Donut, Eversweet, Aireys Inlet Holiday Park., Highway Tyres.Mighty Bloods v Hampton at Ben Kav should be a beauty.

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SKYE Well done to all teams on the weekend. There were some great results and some not-so-good results for the Bombers this week. Well done to the seniors, reserves and under 19s on their sensational wins. Bad luck to the thirds and netball. It was great to see the netball girls put in a solid effort.Our senior coach, Ben Walker, was the special guest on the 88.3FM Sunday Footy Show over the weekend. A big thank you to Rob Sharpe and the boys at SFL Media for having us on the show.We have all sides away this week. Seniors, reserves and under 19s are

at Murrumbeena, while the thirds have a tough task taking on Cerberus down at the naval base. The netball girls take on Clayton at Rohan Rd.We need all players who haven’t had a player photo done to make an effort to do so.Thank you to everyone who attended the Sands dinner and the Sandown Greyhound day. Two great events that produced some good times.All players please remember to keep selling your $3000 draw tickets. We are hosting our Trivia Night this Saturday. All members are encouraged to get involved, however there are limited spots available so

be sure to get in quick. All members are encouraged to keep an eye on the social calendar and attend all of our events.On that note, we would like to thank all of our 2014 sponsor partners: Albion Hotel Dandenong, Lime Health & Fitness, Bendigo Bank Carrum Downs, Breeze Logistics, The Bottle-O Carrum Downs, The Sands Hotel, The Seaford Hotel, Daveys Bar & Bistro, D & D Heating and Cooling, Broo, The Sandhurst Club, Lawrence & Hanson, Techni Ice, The Southern Skin Cancer Clinic and Icon Sports.

Division 2: Club NotesCAULFIELD Great effort by the boys at the Cave last Saturday but unfortunately neither the seniors nor the reserves could get the chocolates over Mordialloc.The reserves game was a low-scoring affair, with just one goal kicked in the fi rst half. Both sides hit the scoreboard with more frequency in the second, but unfortunately it was Mordi that were able to take control of the match. The boys played great footy for most of the afternoon, and although the two-goal loss to one of the competition’s benchmarks is a terrifi c effort, this match will ultimately go down as one that got away. Anthony O’Shea’s defensive efforts helped keep us in the contest while Steven ‘Scuba’ McLean was again super in the ruck. Lawrence

Twirdy and Andrew Casserly also found plenty of the Sherrin for the Bears. Smashed by over 100 points in our last meeting with the ladder-leaders, the seniors showed just how much they have improved in the last nine matches. Despite going down by three goals, the boys were never out of the contest and took the fi ght right up to the premiership favourites, particularly in the fi rst half. Tom Dickson bravely overcame a heavy knock to the scone to be one of the most infl uential players on the ground. Col Trigellis-Smith was also superb down back while Kit Hardgrave and Nick Perry continued their improvement. A very solid effort, lads, but we need a big win this week over Moorabbin at

home if we are to play fi nals footy.This Saturday night is our next major social function - the Caulfi eld Bears Cocktail Party. This do is a little bit more sophisticated, so it’s time for the fellas to get suited up and the ladies to bust out their best cocktail frocks. Head down to the London Tavern from 7:30pm and enjoys a ripping night of cocktails and live music. It should be an awesome do so I expect to see the majority of the playing group in attendance. For more news from the Bears Cave, check out our website www.caulfi eldbears.com.au, like the “Mighty Caulfi eld Bears Football Club” page on Facebook or follow us on Twitter @Caulfi eldBears.The Growler

DOVETON EAGLES All three Doveton Eagles sides travelled to Widdop Crescent Reserve to take on Moorabbin. The Thirds looking for their fi rst win of the season, came out all guns fi ring, to the guy’s credit, we put up a great team effort, and were neck and neck with Moorabbin up in till the last quarter, when Moorabbin kicked away. Best players for us were Dean, Purple, Jimmy, Merto, Catto and Piercy. Dean was our major goal scorer with three goals to his name, he was also helped out by Piercy with two, Catto, Brown, Eddie and Merto all with singles. It was our Reserves turn to take the fi eld against Moorabbin, we were out to try and string two wins in a row. And we achieved just that! Bop must

have had leather poisoning after having his own footy at the weekend. Aiden was strong up forward after being promoted this week from the Thirds to kick 4 goals. Aiden was helped out by Joel who kicked another 4 as well, Nob kicked 3, D. Martin, Bop, and Switcher all kicked 2 and Rakic 1. Aiden was best on with his 4 goals, and was helped out by Bop, Nob, Rakic, Gav and Harris. It was our Seniors turn to come out and try and get two wins in a row for the fi rst time this season against Moorabbin, but things didn’t go to plan. Nathan Graeske was a lone hand all afternoon in the middle, Davo came off the bench and did a great job down back. Motty was the general down back in the wet and windy conditions. Sneaky played

his fi rst senior game of the season and managed to kick 3 goals. With Sneaky’s 3 goals he was helped out by Hoover and Hunt with 2 goals apiece, with singles to Rama, Hayden, Matty O and Hitchy. Nathan Graeske was our best player, he was helped out by Keith, Motty, Sneaky, Chaddy and Davo. Our Netballers took on Mount Waverly to keep its unbeaten streak alive, our ladies managed to run out winners 29 to 15 in the wet and windy conditions. Keep up the great work ladies. Thanks to our sponsors: Fountain Gate Bingo, Prince Mark Hotel, Endeavour Hills Cellars, Highway Tyres Doveton, Integral Plumbing & Air Conditioning and Lindens Country Meats Berwick.



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division 3: man on the mark / Andrew Paloczi

Carrum Patterson Lakes ventured to Barry

Powell Reserve to take on Lyndale. The

Lions led at every change and held a 17-point

advantage going into the last term. The

Pumas then made a charge, keeping CPL

scoreless for the remainder of the match and

winning by eight points. Taylor Irish was the

Pumas best along with Trevor Kumetaitis

who was the difference up forward kicking

four majors.

South Yarra played at home against Sandown

and the Lions were expected to have a tough

day against the Cobras. Cory Brady helped

to ensure South Yarra caused an upset as

he booted fi ve goals, being named in the

Lions’ best, behind Matthew Jewell. The fi nal

margin was a comfortable 35 points.

Starting the last quarter 45 points behind

Ashwood, Dandenong showed character

adding four goals to none in the fi nal term.

The Magpies’ winning margin was only 17

points. Ben Giblett was their most productive

goal kicker with four, and Matthew Maginnes

was the best player for them.

Endeavour Hills hosted Black Rock. The

Falcons fought hard but were outclassed on

the day as the Jets won by 34 points. Steve

Baranski was impressive again, being the

Jets’ best player, and Tom Dewar was the

major goal kicker for the winners with three.

Allan McPherson deserves credit for a strong

performance, booting four of the beaten

Falcons’ seven goals.

After tasting its fi rst defeat last week Mount

Waverley was expected to bounce back on

its home turf against Hallam. The Mountain

Lions were ruthless, destroying the Hawks

by 116 points. James Gough had another

productive day for the ladder-leaders with

seven goals and Joey Rickard managed fi ve

of his own. Chris Draper was named the best

for the victors.

Round 13 kicks off with a Friday night

match as Hallam hosts Dandenong. Those

spectators who brave the cold should be

rewarded with a tantalising contest. When

these teams met earlier in the season the

Redlegs prevailed by four points. It should be

close again, but it is hard to predict a winner.

Perhaps it might be the fi rst draw of the

season.

Black Rock is at home this week and

will need to be at its best against Mount

Waverley. Last time these teams met the

Mountain Lions scraped home by one goal.

They deserve to be favourites again, but the

Jets are capable of winning and it shapes as

an exciting day.

Sandown hosts Endeavour Hills and should

be too strong for the Falcons, but it will be

interesting to see whether the Cobras can

regain confi dence after a disappointing loss.

Carrum Patterson Lakes is home at Roy

Dore Reserve this week and South Yarra will

have to be at its best to provide a challenge.

It will be a real surprise if CPL loses two

games in a row.

Ashwood is the home team in a clash with

Lyndale. This promises to be a close game.

Last time these sides met, the Pumas got

home by three points. Both sides will go into

the contest with confi dence after each has

recently defeated one of the top two teams.

The home ground advantage may tip the

game in the Magpies’ favour.




Mount Waverley 12 11 1 0 1436 615 233.50 44

C.P.L 12 10 2 0 1176 588 200.00 40

Black Rock 12 8 4 0 1068 748 142.78 32

Lyndale 12 8 4 0 778 803 96.89 32

Sandown 12 7 5 0 732 786 93.13 28

Ashwood 12 5 7 0 748 964 77.59 20

South Yarra 12 4 8 0 806 928 86.85 16

Endeavour Hills 12 3 9 0 782 1142 68.48 12

Hallam 12 2 10 0 608 983 61.85 8

Dandenong 12 2 10 0 612 1189 51.47 8


C.P.L 12 11 1 0 1021 588 173.64 44

Lyndale 12 10 2 0 876 407 215.23 40

Hallam 12 8 3 1 826 577 143.15 34

South Yarra 12 6 6 0 799 903 88.48 24

Black Rock 12 4 6 2 888 689 128.88 20

Ashwood 12 5 7 0 751 853 88.04 20

Dandenong 12 5 7 0 640 775 82.58 20

Mount Waverley 12 4 7 1 678 920 73.70 18

Sandown 12 4 8 0 576 715 80.56 16

Endeavour Hills 12 1 11 0 553 1181 46.82 4

Lyndale 0.1-1 3.3-21 5.5-35 9.6-60

Carrum Patterson Lakes 3.3-21 5.5-35 7.10-52 7.10-52

LYNDALE: Goal Kickers: T. Kumetaitis 4, D. Tormey 2, J. Haley, A. Read,

B. Miles

Best Players: T. Irish, D. Tormey, A. Bertucci, T. Kumetaitis, T. Isbister,

J. Malek

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES: Goal Kickers: T. March 4, S. Cormack 2, A. Lello

Best Players: D. Graves, T. March, J. Bertrand, C. Mouritz, A. Lello, N. Scott

Lyndale 0.1-1 2.1-13 3.1-19 4.4-28

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.0 3.3-21 7.7-49 7.9-51

LYNDALE: Goal Kickers: M. O’’Brien, A. Sabljak, D. Khan, E. McLean

Best Players: B. Grundy, D. Williams, S. Boardman, G. Clement, A. Salvo, M. O’Brien

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES: Goal Kickers: N. Gage 2, A. Hollingsworth 2,

Z. Horsley, G. Townsend, P. Perez

Best Players: B. Freeman, A. Hollingsworth, C. Hand, G. Alexander, M. Dicker,

D. Warren

South Yarra 3.3-21 4.5-29 10.7-67 13.10-88

Sandown 1.3-9 2.6-18 5.9-39 7.11-53

SOUTH YARRA: Goal Kickers: C. Brady 5, J. Cellini 2, K. Finlayson 2, O. Smith

2, D. Russell, A. Lamont

Best Players: M. Jewell, C. Brady, D. Russell, M. Isherwood, T. Hanney, J. Cellini

SANDOWN: Goal Kickers: N. Morrish, J. Toan, C. Sheedy, J. D’Atri, C. O’Shaughnessy,

J. Proctor, F. Martinicchio

Best Players: J. Toan, M. Gersbeck, M. Menzies, J. D’Atri, M. Davis, B. Hemphill

South Yarra 0.5-5 0.8-8 4.9-33 6.9-45

Sandown 1.0-6 3.2-20 7.5-47 9.7-61

SOUTH YARRA: Goal Kickers: P. Quinn 2, A. Crosswell 2, W. Smith, C. Dore

Best Players: R. Dore, A. Crosswell, G. Costello, Z. Jackson, L. Clohesy, P. Quinn

SANDOWN: Goal Kickers: M. Frenken 3, W. Barker 2, M. Dickson, M.

Hambleton, R. Brand, D. Fitzgerald

Best Players: S. McGovern, B. Robinson, M. Dickson, W. Barker, A. Powell,

M. Frenken

Dandenong 1.2-8 5.7-37 6.10-46 10.14-74

Ashwood 3.6-24 7.8-50 13.13-91 13.13-91

DANDENONG: Goal Kickers: M. Van Schajik 3, B. O’Loughlin 2, S. Young, R. Hall,

C. Riley, R. Forsyth, J. Alexander

Best Players: S. Young, B. O’Loughlin, C. Riley, J. Hook, R. Forsyth, C. Arnold

ASHWOOD: Goal Kickers: B. Giblett 4, C. Scully 3, C. Meyers 2, M. Spencer,

M. Maginnes, P. Wineberg, R. O’Brien

Best Players: M. Maginnes, C. Scully, J. Nelson, G. Blizzard, M. Spencer, A. Jong

Dandenong 0.0 1.5-11 2.5-17 4.5-29

Ashwood 2.2-14 4.3-27 5.4-34 7.6-48

DANDENONG: Goal Kickers: M. Lawrence 2, L. McKay, H. Kiki

Best Players: L. McKay, P. D’’Arcy, T. Enver, C. Treloar, B. D’Rosario, J. Lapthorne

ASHWOOD: Goal Kickers: M. Emmerson 2, D. Monforte 2, J. Morrey, T. Van

Schalm, B. Newman

Best Players: D. Monforte, J. Price, J. Barker, T. Shepherd, D. Mottram,

T. Van Schalm

Mount Waverley 4.4-28 11.7-73 19.14-128 22.19-151

Hallam 2.1-13 3.2-20 3.5-23 5.5-35

MOUNT WAVERLEY: Goal Kickers: J. Gough 7, J. Rickard 5, C. Kirkup 3, K. Tribe

2, P. Kinsella, S. Rickard, D. Macrae, M. Dennis, B. Stacey

Best Players: C. Draper, T. Stapleton, D. Macrae, J. Rickard, J. Gough, S. Taunt

HALLAM: Goal Kickers: H. Raymond, B. Nolan, K. Kime, M. Neve, A. King

Best Players: B. Neve, C. Molnar, L. Fredericks, H. Raymond, B. Worrell,

N. Pulham

Mount Waverley 0.1-1 2.2-14 4.3-27 6.5-41

Hallam 3.4-22 5.8-38 8.12-60 13.16-94

MOUNT WAVERLEY: Goal Kickers: S. Kinsella 2, J. Mekhael 2, M. Jager, K. Anglim

Best Players: S. Kinsella, M. Jager, A. May, K. Anglim, A. Prendergast

Kruger, T. Barnetby

HALLAM: Goal Kickers: N. Hampton 6, C. Spencer 4, B. Kruse, I. Wood, R. Suttie

Best Players: R. Suttie, C. Spencer, J. Lee, N. Hampton, M. Melrose,

D. Maskiell

* HALLAM LOST POINTS DUE TO NOT BEING FINANCIAL.

Endeavour Hills 2.2-14 3.3-21 6.3-39 7.3-45

Black Rock 3.3-21 6.6-42 9.6-60 11.13-79

ENDEAVOUR HILLS: Goal Kickers: A. McPherson 4, S. Peake, B. Hoe, M. Whatman

Best Players: A. Brooks, B. Hoe, A. Mitchell, M. Whatman, N. Peake, A. McPherson

BLACK ROCK: Goal Kickers: T. Dewar 3, C. Durie 2, M. Pearsons, S. Baranski,

B. Fairhurst, K. Spratt, T. Jepson, M. Bramwell

Best Players: S. Baranski, D. Kick, J. Williams, C. Durie, T. Dewar, K. Spratt

Endeavour Hills 0.0 2.1-13 3.1-19 4.2-26

Black Rock 7.4-46 11.5-71 15.7-97 19.12-126

ENDEAVOUR HILLS: Goal Kickers: R. Tinney 2, C. Jarrett 2

Best Players: J. Volkoff, W. Smith, J. Lindsay, M. Kerr, J. Ladson

BLACK ROCK: Goal Kickers: D. Watson 10, J. Parsons 3, J. Nicholson 2,

J. Coleman, M. Wickham, J. Sinclair, S. Bonser

Best Players: D. Watson, J. Coleman, G. Wise, R. Scott, J. Nicholson, J. Parsons

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ROUND 1

5-Apr

Hallam 5.8-38 def. by Sth Yarra 9.7-61

Sandown 7.5-47 def. by Lyndale 12.12-84

Black Rock 8.8-56 def. by C.P.L. 9.10-64

Ashwood 11.21-87 def. by E.Hills 19.6-120

D’nong 3.4-22 def. by Mt Waverley 21.26-152

ROUND 2

12-Apr

C.P.L. 15.12.102 def. Sandown 5.8.38

Sth Yarra 6.14.50 def. by Black Rock 15.15.105

E.Hills 10.14.74 def. Hallam 8.16.64

Mt Waverley 23.14-152 def. Ashwood 5.7.37

Lyndale 13.10.88 def. Dandenong 5.6.36

ROUND 3

26-Apr

Sandown 11.14.80 def. Sth Yarra 6.7.43

Black Rock 11.12.78 def E.Hills 8.7.55

Hallam 5.9.39 def. by Mt Waverley 24.15.159

Ashwood 9.9.63 def. Dandenong 6.13.49

C.P.L. 18.12.120 def. Lyndale 6.12.48

ROUND 4

3-May

E.Hills 10.18-78 def. by Sandown 12.7-79

Mt Waverley 13.9-87 def. Black Rock 12.9-81

Dandenong 6.14-50 def. Hallam 6.10-46

Lyndale 8.8-56 def. Ashwood 7.11-53

Sth Yarra 5.8-38 def. by C.P.L. 13.17-95

ROUND 5

10-May

Lyndale 10.6-66 def. Sth Yarra 7.12-54

Sandown 5.9-39 def. by Mt Waverley 7.8-50

C.P.L 27.17-179 def. E.Hills 6.8-44

Black Rock 20.13-133 def. Dandenong 7.6-48

Hallam 7.9-51 def. Ashwood 3.6-24

ROUND 6

17-May

Hallam 7.8-50 def. by Lyndale 10.10-70

Ashwood 9.5-59 def. by Black Rock 12.11-83

Dandenong 9.8-62 def. by Sandown 14.9-93

Mt Waverley 13.12-90 def. C.P.L. 10.9-69

E.Hills 8.9-57 def. by Sth Yarra 18.11-119

ROUND 7

24-May

Lyndale 10.14-74 def. E.Hills 10.10-70

St Yarra 11.8-74 def. by Mt Waverley 17.16-118

C.P.L. 23.15-153 def. Dandenong 3.7-25

Sandown 12.6-78 def. Ashwood 9.7-61

Black Rock 14.14-98 def. Hallam 11.2-68

ROUND 8

31-May

Hallam 7.16-58 def. by Sandown 9.11-65

Ashwood 4.8-32 def. by C.P.L: 12.12-84

Dandenong 11.3-69 def. Sth Yarra 7.7-49

Mt Waverley 27.12-174 def. E.Hills 7.13-55

Black Rock 21.9-135 def. Lyndale 10.13-73

ROUND 9

14-Jun

Lyndale 3.7-37 def. by Mt Waverley 12.7-79

Sandown 8.9-57 def. Black Rock 6.17-53

Sth Yarra 14.16-100 def. by Ashwood 16.8-104

C.P.L 16.8-104 def. Hallam 4.4-28

E.Hills 11.9-75 def. Dandenong 8.13-61

ROUND 10

21-Jun

Lyndale 7.7-49 def. by Sandown 8.12-60

Sth Yarra 12.12-84 def. Hallam 9.8-62

Mt Waverley 26.17-173 def. Dandenong

10.9-69

C.P.L 14.12-96 def. Black Rock 12.14-86

E.Hills 9.12-66 def. by Ashwood 11.13-79

ROUND 11

28-Jun

Hallam 10.9-69 def. E.Hills 5.13-43

Sandown 6.7-43 ef. by C.P.L 8.10-58

Ashwood 9.4-58 def. Mt Waverley 6.15-51

Dandenong 7.5-47 def. by Lyndale 10.13-73

Black Rock 11.15-81 def. Sth Yarra 7.4-46

ROUND 12

5-Jul

Lyndale 9.6-60 def. C.P.L 7.10-52

Sth Yarra 13.10-88 def. Sandown 7.11-53

Dandenong 10.14-74 def. by Ashwood 13.13-91

Mt Waverley 22.19-151 def. Hallam 5.5-35

E.Hills 7.3-45 def. by Black Rock 11.13-79

ROUND 13

12-Jul

Hallam V Dandenong (FN)

Sandown V Endeavour Hills

Black Rock V Mount Waverley

Ashwood V Lyndale

C.P.L. V South Yarra

ROUND 14

19-Jul

Mount Waverley V Sandown

Dandenong V Black Rock

Ashwood V Hallam

Endeavour Hills V C.P.L.

South Yarra V Lyndale

ROUND 15

26-Jul

Sandown V Dandenong

Black Rock V Ashwood

Lyndale V Hallam

C.P.L. V Mount Waverley

South Yarra V Endeavour Hills

ROUND 16

2-Aug

Ashwood V Sandown

Hallam V Black Rock

Dandenong V C.P.L.

Mount Waverley V South Yarra

Endeavour Hills V Lyndale

ROUND 17

9-Aug

Sandown V Hallam

Lyndale V Black Rock

Carrum Patterson Lakes V Ashwood

South Yarra V Dandenong

Endeavour Hills V Mount Waverley

ROUND 18

16-Aug

Hallam V C.P.L. (SN)

Black Rock V Sandown

Ashwood V South Yarra

Dandenong V Endeavour Hills

Mount Waverley V Lyndale

SFL FINALS SERIES - Weekends of 23 & 24/8, 30 & 31/8, 6/9. SFL GRAND FINALS - Saturday 13 September(FN) - Friday Night, (SN) - Saturday Night







HALLAM

DANDENONG

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Dave Antonelli 30 Rory McIvor

2 Stephen Chin 31 Nathan Pulham

3 Rohan Suttie 32 Brandon Nolan

4 Andrew Daly 33 Michael Madden

5 Tom Bradley 34 Matt Melrose

6 Jessie Lamont 37 Mathew Robinson

7 Chris Molnar 39 Ian Wood

8 Chris Spence 40 Daniel Everett

9 Daniel Maskiell 41 Ben Coutet

10 Greg Kerr 43 Jayden Nolan

11 Scott Cooley 45 Anthony Mutsaers

12 Toby Durdin 46 Jake Barrie-Sewell

13 Hayden Ryan 48 Shaun Lebusque

14 Matt Neve 49 Andrew Minness

15 Josh Forster 53 Andrew Watson

16 Michael Robinson 58 Josh Jacobs

17 Kieran Smith 63 Marcus Wilson

20 Mitch Durham 67 Matthew Brew

23 Andrew Mutsaers 68 Declan McIvor

24 Ryan Eggleston 69 Bryce Neve

25 Sean Gaitley 73 Kyle Kime

26 Jarred Peters 75 Dylan Kerr

27 Stephen Andrew-Gills 87 Michael Reid

28 Stefan Costas 90 Emilo Williams

29 Tim Maskiell 93 Nathan Hampton

HALLAMGround: Hallam Recreational Reserve

(Melway Ref G11 91)


Colours: Red, Black, Yellow, White

Senior Coach: Hayden Fredericks

Reserves Coach: Paul Wilson

DANDENONGGround: Greaves Reserve Dandenong

(Melway Ref 89 K6)

Telephone: 0439 030 117

Colours: White, Navy Blue and Red

Senior Coach: Daniel Atkin

Reserves Coach: Glenn Bundy

Thirds Coach: Ian Seagrim

# THIRDS1 Matthew McCabe

2 Jake Hill-Buxton

4 Terry Solier

6 Matthew Bartley

7 Rafi Taniwal

9 Ian Seagrim

10 Ryan Boswell

12 Dylan Arnold

14 Patrick Henderson

16 Brett Forsyth

19 Jamie Atkin

20 Sean Howell

21 Steven Davis

23 Dean Moody

26 Travis Moore

29 Darren Turner

35 Daniel Clegg

40 Juan Landers

41 Luke Balcombe

43 James Dawe

44 Justin Smith

45 Matthew Monty

59 David Schmedemann

61 Daniel Veith

72 Mitchell Forsyth

75 Cameron Forsyth

77 Justin Dimieri

79 Mark Johnson

80 Anthony Gittins

81 Travis Clarke

82 James Stewart

84 Jordan Smith

85 Anthony Tonen

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jake Ward 27 Warren Kairns

2 Cameron Riley 27 Jamie Gaspero

2 Jacob Holland 28 David Barrie

3 Matthew Van Schajik 28 Michael Lawrence

3 Adrian Vella 29 Dale Jose

4 Scott Murphy 30 Jarrod Lapthorne

5 Hassan Kiki 32 Phillip Brown

6 Shannon O'Connor 34 Rhys McPherson

7 Benjamin Doggett 35 Adrian Clapperton

8 Damien Busch 37 Robert Mackwell

8a Tanyol Enver 38 John Presant

9 Nathan Hiam 42 Yohan Jayasinghe

9a James Farrugia 43 Shannon Brown

10 Chris Arnold 45 Daniel Egan

13 Regan Hall 46 Jason Noyahr

14 Trevor White 50 Daniel Hoekstra

15 Ryan Forsyth 52 Colin Stott

16 Ben Hiam 53 Ryan Wigney

17 Neil Harper 57 William O'Loughlin

18 Matthew Grassham 58 Justin D'Rosario

19 Anthony Salomon 61 Ash Harvey

20 Stephen Young 61 Patrick D'Arcy

22 Matthew Gardner 66 Scott Moody

23 Dean Moody 75 Brodie O'Loughlin

25 Daniel Atkin 77 James Alexander

25 Matthew Bayliss 78 Jason Hook

26 Kevin Atkin 80 Kane Bundy

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SANDOWN

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Jake Chapman 31 Daniel Mulvogue

2 Steve O'Byrne 31 (T) Brennan Drewett

3 Anthony La Rocca 32 Steve McGovern

4 Matthew Dickson 33 Michael Hambleton

5 Alex Chinery 34 (T) Kim Om

5 (T) Rusell Weeding 35 (T) Adam Roth

6 John Frenken 35a Josh Rookes

6# Steven Orr 36 (T) Ash Murphy

7 Daniel Macklin (Co-Captain) 37 Warren Barker

7 (T) Daniel McMahon 38 Alan Barker

8 Frank Martinicchio 39 Brandon Campbell

9 Jamie Proctor 40 Jarrod Mann

10 Steve Ritchie 41 Boa Le

11 Brad Reiner 42 Michael Robinson

11 (T) Matt McCormick 44(T) Ben Davis

12 Dwayne Doig 49(T) Paul Rota

12 (T) Luke Rossborough 50 Nick Morrish

13 Glenn Baker 50* Roland White

13 (T) Liam Exner 51 James Hewitt

14 Ben Adams 52 (T) Matthew Moir

14 (T) Neal Brown 53(T) Johnathan Mullen

15 Mark Frenken 54 (T) Julio Gervigny

16 Brendan Robinson 55 James Raven

17 Nathan Naidu 57 (T) James Cousland

18 James Tate 58 (T) Ricky Ettridge

18(T) Jake Robinson 60 Adam Powell

19 Mitch Gersbeck 62 Chris Telley

19# Anthony Leek 67 (T) Ricky Logan

20 Matt Davis 69 (T) Johnny Le

21 Lee Robinson 70 (T) Matthew Jolly

21 (T) Matthew Bennie 71 (T) Darian Tajic

22 Clint Sheedy 72 Brenton Walker

23 Mitch McGovern 73 Ciaran O'Shaughnessy

23 (T) Mitch Rossborough 75 (T) Kevin Le

24 Dale Fitzgerald 79 (T) Craig Hemphill

25 Matthew Menzies 80 (T) Brett Skurrie

25# Richard Brand 81 Jake Keet

26 Scott Jackman 83 (T) Rael Donovan

26# Bo King 84 (T) Dale Walker

27 Jake D'Atri 85 (T) Joshua Gonzalez

27(T) Hai Nguyen 87 (T) Danny Diwell

28 Jason McAninly 88 (T) Steve McManamon

28a Tristan Ward 91 Jesse Tregea29 Jason Toan (Co Captain) # Denotes Reserves Only

30 Brad Hemphill (T) Denotes Thirds

sandownGround: Edinburgh Reserve, Springvale

North (Melway Ref 80 D5)


Colours: Red, White & Blue with Cobra

Senior Coach: Mick Rossborough

Reserves Coach: Phil Dickson

Thirds Coach: David Rossborough

Ground: Barry Simon Reserve

(Melway Ref 91 F2)

Colours: Green & Gold

Senior Coach: Steve Muscat

Reserves Coach: Mark Zullan

ENDEAVOUR HILLS

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Adrian Kartner 40 Jason Beattie

2 Andrew Mitchell 43 Nathan Kerkvielt

3 Benjamin Graham 44 Jordan Lindsay

4 Christopher Miller 47 Jason Griffi ths

5 Adam Klas 47 Neil Peake

6 Benjamin Swift 48 James Taplin

8 Brendan Robinson 50 Ben Wells

9 Matthew Peake © 53 Daniel Batson

11 Andrew Mutch 55 Aaron Brooks

12 Andrew Rohan 58 Glen Weatherley

13 Josh Graham 60 Mitchell Daley

14 Cameron Kerr 65 Calvin Muscat

16 Ryan Imeson 66 Greg Baxter

17 Ronald Prudham 66a Richard Masquiren

18 Robert Tinney 67 Allan McPherson

19 Aaron Ross 71 Ahmed Solieman

20 Travis Kerr 73 Josh Abela

22 Nicholas Stanley 74 Emad Fallah

24 Adam Walters 75 Joseph Levonic

25 Harry Denopoulos 76 Beandon Todd

28 Shane Peake 77 Hayden Favero

29 Mitch Whatman 78 Jacob Daly

33 Tom Gubbins 79 Jordan Volkoff

34 Jarryd Burke 80 Jarros Russell

36 Nigel De-Zilwa 81 Dylan Morrison

37 Matthew Kerr 97 Chris Arnott

38 Byron Hoe 98 Daniel Salt

39 Robert Cooper 99 Kristopher McCarthy





BLACK ROCK

MOUNT WAVERLEY

BLACK ROCKGround: Donald McDonald Reserve

(Melway Ref 86 B6)

Telephone: 0419 140 476

Colours: Black/ Red sash

Senior Coach: John Burke

Reserves Coach: John Sinclair

# THIRDS2 Mark Winberg

3 Richard Keele

4 Ben Strong

5 Nick Owen

7 Timothy Sim

10 Jamie Loyer

12 Cardin Leorke

17 Max Fraser

19 Alex Forbes

21 Bradley Nopper

28 Matt Nicklos

30 Michael Bennett

31 Chris Badman

33 Jakeb Brown

36 David Steinberg

46 Marty Cooper

48 Steven May

54 John Barry

55 Cody Ferries

58 Leigh Jones

60 Will Peters

63 Chris Shone

66 Jordan Beaumont

69 Nathyn Costello

72 Dane Roberts

77 Mark Bell

78 Max Hart

82 Todd Anderson

88 Clark Irwin

90 Eliot Bingham

99 Todd Bingham

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Cory Durie 30 Chris Krikelis

1b John Sinclair 32 Dave Watson

2 James Nicholson 33 Tim Fitzgerald

3 Jay Williams 34 Matt Pearsons

4 Alex Shulman 37 Brenton Henry

5 Will Sanchez 38 Andrew Birt

6 Brad Meehan 39 Aaron Hosking

7 Daniel Kick 40 Grenville Wise

8 Ben Whiting 40 Jim Jeffrey

9 Steve Baranski 1b Ben Smith

10 Jack Coleman 42 Ben Laux

11 Andrew Ferguson 43 Tyson Williams

11b Andrew Hobbs 43b Andrew Phelps

12 Chris Baines 44 Jesse Parson

13 Darcy O'Brien 45 Christian Henry

14 Brad Fairhurst 47 Lachlan Mooney

15 Jason Frydman 49 Mark Bramwell

16 Jacob McMahon 50 Jamie Shulman

18 Kelly Spratt 51 Terry Jepson

19 Robert Scott 52 Rob Rotherham

20 Aaron Bice 53 Ben Fraser

21 David Dewar 56 Andrew Luke

22 Jonny Riddock 57 Nick Hellyer

23 Oliver Swan 60 Callum Paynter

24 Tom Dewar 64 Hayden Paynter

25 Jeremy Starke 65 Sam Maitland

26 Rob Kugler 67 Ben Rawling

26b Gary Telemzouguer 70 Michael Spohn

27 Marty Wickham 71 Sam Bonser

28 Tim De Munk 74 Chris Knight

29 Luke Hamilton

Ground: Mayfi eld Park, Lewton Road,

Mt Waverley

Colours: Green & Gold with Lion Motif

Senior Coach: Jarrod Wilkin

Reserves Coach: Barry Wood

Thirds Coach: Ben Stacey

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jarrod Wilkin 34 Sean Rickard

2 Ben Stacey 35 Toby Patrick

3 Matt Jefferies 36 Matt Wingfeild

4 Mick Dennis 37 Matt Parralla

5 Sam Taunt 38 Jon Webby

6 Keaton Tribe 39 Luke Spence

7 Randy Newman 40 Adam Driver

8 James Gough 41 Matt Denearez

9 Chris Jeffi es 42 Chris Cafi so

10 Mitch Jager 43 Tristan Fulham

10 Bredon Phillips 44 Nick Collins

11 Ben Beecroft 45 Cliff Aikman

12 Jake Brown 46 Chris Draper

13 Garret Kinchington 47 Jordan Cavnagh

14 Richard Mathers 48 Jay Cavanagh

15 Simon Jacobson 49 Jeremy Mekhael

16 Joey Rickard 50 Iain Clancy

17 Ian Taylor 51 Daniel Gargano

18 Camron Kirkup 52 Drew Macrae

19 Taryn Dawson 53 Andrew Capovilla

20 Jack Dunn 54 Pat Kinsella

21 Lachie Murray 54 Dillion Jesudhason

22 Brad Milikins 55 Jack Green

23 Kayne Reddy 57 Tim Proctor

24 Joel Marie 58 Sean Kinsella

25 Tom Petronik 59 Nick Anglim

26 Daniel Borrie 60 Casey Rolton

27 Heath Wright 61 Mich Elliot

28 Andrew Meredith 63 Jesse Burns

29 Agam James 64 Mitch Polites

30 Jason Bord 65 Anthony May

31 Shane Costantino 66 Tom Somerville

32 Tom Stapleton 87 Leigh Aikman

33 Jim Corkhill

Mount WAVERLEY

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ASHWOOD

LYNDALE

ASHWOODGround: Essex Heights Reserve, Mt

Waverley (Melway Ref 61 B9)


Colours: Black, White & Yellow panels

Senior Coach: Paul Wineberg

Reserves Coach: Bradley Crockett

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Mitch Saunders 37 David McBaron

2 Paul Wineberg 38 Simon Taylor

3 Kane Jones 39 Jeremy Nelson

4 Ben Giblett 41 Sean Williams

5 Sean Butler 42 Paul Jager

6 Ricky O'Brien 43 Scott Alford

7 Darren Mottram 44 Cameron Healy

8 Michael Spencer 45 Ben Lawrence

9 Tarquin Booth 46 Justin Burns

10 Trevor Shepherd 47 Nick Ignatenko

11 Sam Adam 48 Michael Langford

12 Daniel Churchill 49 Grant Mesley

13 Peter Kingston 50 Mick Field

14 Dylan Jones 51 Darryn Dick

15 Mark Jones 52 Nick Parry

16 Brett Figas 53 Matty Coy

16* Brad Richards 54 Kyle Robertson

17 Jeremy Collins 55 Jason Barker

18 Jordan Gaylard 56 Ben Jashar

19 Matthew Maginness 57 Jack Murphy

20 Kristan Jones 58 Drew Connick

21 Simon Perkins 59 Jacob Barker

22 Jarryd Uren 60 Max Robins

24 Josh Taylor 61 Pat Doughty

25 Andrew Harper 63 Beau Connick

26 Chris Scully 64 Jay Spizzica

27 Bradley Crockett 66 Tom Van Schalm

28 Rory Carter 67 Josh Burley

29 James Morrey 68 Daniel Monforte

30 Sam Murphy 69 Luke Maxfi eld

31 Daniel Hanrahan 70 Jeremy Riordan

32 Chris Meyers 71 Sam Hines

33 Chris Hale 72 Michael Burkwood

34 Tim Smith 74 David Sell

35 Josh Stanton 87 Alex Jong

36 Gavin Blizzard

# PLAYER # PLAYER

2 Ordell Buntine 34 Tommy Clappers

3 Adam Read 35 Ed McLean

5 Jeff Dudi 36 Angelo Arena

5 Jared McEwan 37 Jordan Agnello

6 Alex Bertucci 38 Jayden Malek

7 Damien Wilsnach 39 Christian Egan

7 Justin King 40 Andrew Ho-Peng

8 Brenton Miles 41 David Luong

9 Shannon Rainey 43 Brett Colbert

10 Trent Day 44 Brad Carroll

11 Anton Sabljak 46 Chantra Kriv

12 Trevor Kumetaitis 47 Matthew O'Brien

14 Mark Greene 48 Shane Fraser

16 Ben Cox 50 Anthony Salvo

17 Dale Tormey 52 Alex Kerr

18 Jared Henshaw 53 Adrian Neil

19 Trent Isbister 54 John Smart

20 Kade Robinson 55 Kenny Smart

21 Eddie Faamausili 56 Matthew Smith

21 Adrian McCracken 57 Jeremy Vigliarolo

22 Matthew Keane 58 Chris Tilo

23 Shannon Deszcz 59 Roman Zemlinsky

24 Matthew Stuart 61 Greg Clement

25 Jayden Johnson 62 Dale Allen

26 Johnathon Malom 63 Steve Boardman

27 Brett Tosh 64 Taylor Irish

28 Nathaniel Welsh 66 Nathan George

29 David Khan 67 Steve Harrison

30 Dean Shukosky 69 Gary Whitmore

31 Jesse Ziino 70 Nathan Brown

32 Anthony Besim 72 Labi Musa

33 Greg Buck 96 Bryan Grundy

Ground: Barry Powell Res, Halton Rd

Noble Park Nth 3174

(Melway Ref 80 K10)

Colours: Maroon with Gold Emblem

Senior Coach: Rodney Benstead

Reserves Coach: Ivan Lajoie

lyndale





C.P.L

SOUTH YARRA

Ground: Roy Dore Reserve, Graham Road,

Carrum, VIC 3197

Telephone: 0419 895 418

Colours: Maroon body with Navy yolk,

White monogram

Senior Coach: Andrew Lucas

Reserves Coach: Omar Ak

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Nigel Scott 33 Steve Cormack

2 Justin Olaman 34 Kris Stasek

3 Stuart Cormack (VC) 35 Matthew Levvey

4 Chris Mouritz 36 Blake Rae

5 Shayne Gibbs 37 Greg Alexander

6 Andrew Lucas 38 Marc Williams

7 Warren Judd 39 Matt Swift

8 Mitch Dicker 40 Rhys Chadwick

9 Rhett Moore 41 Zac Horsely

10 James Dent (VC) 42 Les Watterson

11 Mark Osborne 43 Bruce Hollingworth

12 Chris Barr 44 Paul Mauracher

13 John MacMurray 45 Rod Macleod

14 Simon Makary 46 Jarrod Williams

15 Chris Hatzis 47 David Warren

16 Marc Scoble 48 Daniel Graves (Snr Capt.)

17 Adam Lello 49 Micheal Bennett

18 John Hynes 50 Mark Saber

19 Peter Thompson 51 Adam Campagna

20 David Crockett 52 Ben Guy

21 Scott Gartland 53 Billy Jack Milligan

22 Jordan Bertrand 54 Nathan Turner

23 Trevor March 55 Jason Cookson

24 Joel Dalton 57 Daniel Polson

25 Doug Watterson 58 Phil Webber

26 Shaun Richards 60 Charlie Barton

27 Paul Perez 61 Mark Williams

28 Nicholas Gage (Res Capt.) 64 Wayne Mataiti

29 Greg Townsend 65 Jason Deason

30 Sam Watterson 66 Daniel Foster

31 Micheal Slinger 70 Bo Freeman

32 Dylan Cott

Ground: Fritz Holzer Park

(Melway Ref 45 G12)

Telephone: 0417 015 387

Colours: Royal Blue Yoke, Maroon,

Gold Lion

Senior Coach: Brett Devlin

Reserves Coach: Daniel Mahoney

SOUTH YARRA

# THIRDS

20 Jarryd Mills

28 Chris Mulcahy

30 Will Quince

32 Tom Needham

34 Corey Donnelly

35 Nick Thomas

37 Mustafa Kharaman

38 Oliver Khoury

39 Beau Branch

45 Mitchell Ross

48 Shane Myers

49 Simon Talbot

51 Ryan McDonald

54 Tenny Van Eeken

59 Ricky Riel

61 Trevor Clark

61a Nathan Newman

63 David Bell

70 Campbell Kerr

74 Tom Cooper

77 James Backhouse

78 Peter Huggett

80 Mark Sedrak

85 Kingsley Hill

86 Rory O'Kane

# PLAYER # PLAYER1 Paul McNamara 23b Cameron Veal

1b Lachlan Clohesy 25 Anthony Pane

2 Chris Merchant 28 Cory Brady

3 Tom Hanney 28b Nick Presland

3b Adam Strelec 29 Ryan Dore

4 Ryhan Pearse 30 Michael Higgins

4b David Jackson 31 Nick Pane

5 John Bohan 33 Jarrod Gloury

6 Charlie Mckee 33b Andrew Callender

6b Anton Tidmarsh 34 Bill Draper

7 Rhys Martin 34b Louis Coad

8 Jamie Arden 35 Scott Dickson

9 Luke Wentworth 36 Luke Johnson

9b Andrew Lamont 37 Kieran Finlayson

10 Gavin Taylor 42 Aidan Davey

11 Will Smith 43 Kym Bratzel

12 Chris Dore 44 Troy Lange

13 Tom Rogers 45 Mark Isherwood

13b Daniel Rossi 45b Zach Jackson

14 Josh Gedhill 48 Mark Phillips

15 Jordy Cellini 52 Ben Merritt

15b Matt McLelland 53 Michael Klomp

16 Luke Dellorso 55 Alistair Noel

17 Matt Jewell 63 Daniel Borg

18 Daniel Russell 68 Oliver Smith

18b Geoff Zach 71 Daniel Mahoney

19 Michael Bohan 73 Liam Halverson

20 Eamon Hanney 76 Aaron Jobe

21 Caleb Hounihan 79 Chris Kaliviotis

22 Ricky Joyce 83 Peter Quinn

23 Joey Smith

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ASHWOOD SeniorsOn the hill we knew it. The coaches told the players that this was a big danger game after the previous week but to the players credit they played a superb 3 quarters of football completely outclassing their opponents. We went to sleep at three quarter time but in the end got the 4 points which is why we play football. The fi rst quarter was a dour struggle with both teams trying to gain an advantage with Ashwood going in 16 points up after playing some good football in passages. In the second quarter we continued playing really good football with some outstanding passages of play & some even better pressure both physically & mentally going in at the long break 13 points up & as was discussed at half time the players were going through the motions barely doing enough. We knew Dandenong would come out & play hard footy however whatever was said at half time worked & the players stepped up a gear leading by 45 points at three quarter time & that’s where it ended with Ashwood not scoring at all in the last term to Dandenong’s credit they never gave up & nearly got the

win but the Ashwood boys have fi nally found out what it takes to win games of football. Better players on the day were Hodgy, Jezza, Punter with his 4 goals, Pickles in the middle & Smithy in defence a special mention must go to Scotty Alford for the job he did as well. 8 point game next week against Lyndale who we only lost to by 3 points earlier in the year so let’s make sure we are switched on.Congratulations to Chris Scully on 100 games for the club.Go Ashy Mr X.ReservesThis week saw us travel to Dandenong with a chance to redeem our last encounter loss. Birdman started the game for us with a bang and was everywhere. We managed to keep the opposition scoreless in the quarter through hard running, desperate attack on the ball and team play unseen for a while. Though weather conditions were unfavourable for the day Dandenong responded in the 2nd quarter with 6 scoring shots to our 2, but the boys rallied to come in at half time in the lead. The second half was an even affair but the team stuck together to repel Dandenong’s charges

time and again. Emmo, Pricey, Jase were solid, and the return of “The Shepherd” helped guide the fl ock to victory. This game showed how close this competition is, and that no team can relax for any period without the other taking advantage. Get together with Crock during the week, talk to him about your roll and how you can improve it for yourself and the team. We are one step closer to our goal, and as a cohesive group we can do anything.Thank you to all the staff that performed in the weather on Saturday. Don’t underestimate your value to the team.The Phantom.MilestonesMichael Burkwood this week plays his 50th game for Ashwood Football Club, let’s make sure on Saturday we make it one to remember!Social9th July - SEN SuperQuiz @ The Matthew Flinders Hotel. Registration from 6pm and the quiz starts at 7pm.12th July – BBQ @ Ashwood after Ashwood v Lyndale26th July – Trivia Night @ AshwoodSee website for other upcoming social events.

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES This Saturday is a special day for CPLNFC as Carrums 1994 Premiership on & off fi eld members celebrate their 20 year reunion. To Possum Carpenter, Soley and every one attending welcome back to Roy Dore Reserve. We hope you have a fantastic day reminiscing and supporting today’s lads who are wearing your colours.Today`s reunion reminds us how special it is to have senior footy resume at Roy Dore Reserve. So to all involved be proud of your contribution. Do not take anything for granted, remember it is your Club & it is what you make it both on & off the fi eld. And if you are not already involved but

want to be, don t be shy, just ask.Reserves: Omars boys have gone to the top of the ladder. Congratulations lads. An even performance resulted in a solid victory over Lyndale.Seniors, U19s & Div 2 netballers suffered defeat. It was great to see Halesy & Brenno ( 2 inaugural players) come out to the game last week.This Saturday it is important for all teams to fi nish with a win. All we ask for is your best, nothing more, nothing less. Enjoy the contest, enjoy the camaraderie and you’ll enjoy the week.CPLFNC would like to thank our loyal partners for supporting the Lions in 2014:

Chadwick Forklifts, Mortgage Choice Cheltenham, Carrum Patterson Lakes Sports Club, Longbeach RSL, Woolworths Patterson Lakes, Fineline Printing, DBG Technologies, Dandy Pre Mix, Utopian Homes, Pollard Insurance, Fair Dinkum Promotions, Frankston Dandenong Car Sales, Southern Bay Electrical Services, PPC Plastic Cards, Prime Innovations, Mordialloc Sports Club, Riviera Hotel, Blu Restaurant, Foresite Training, ABC Brake & Clutch, Casello Commercial Carpentry, Coffee In a Dee Cup, Hazelwood and Hill, Broo Beer, Bakers Delight Patterson Lakes, S J Windows, O’Sheas Timber and Trusses & Johnston’s Painting & Remodelling Services.

ENDEAVOUR HILLS An extremely undermanned and young Falcons team took on 3rd place Black Rock at home and despite the 34pt margin at the end of the game favoring Black Rock it was a much improved team performance in response to the previous week’s miserable effort against Hallam. Best players Aaron Brooks, Byron Hoe, Andy Mitchell, Mitch Whatman, Neil Peake, Alan McPherson. Goalkickers Alan

McPherson 4, Shane Peake , Byron Hoe , Mitch Whatman.The 2’s struggled with getting numbers during the week and come game time were still short. A special thanks to those from the 3rds who stayed on to put in back to back games. However extremely undermanned as well they were not able to get anything going their way going down by 100pts. Best Players: Jordan Volkoff, Wayne Smith, Jordan Lindsay, Josh Ladson. Goal Kickers: Rob Tinney 2, Clint Jarrett 2.

The 3rds kicked off the day with a 101 pt win. Keeping fi nals hopes alive for them.Upcoming social event is the $2,500 dollar draw 19th July. Barry Simon reserve. Remember to sell your tickets. REMEMBER TO BUY A TICKET. Gotta be in it to win it.The Endeavour Hills senior football club would like to thank its sponsors Bakers Delight , Lynbrook Hotel, Dandenong Club, Johnny Boys pizza, First National and Advanced Shades.



Division 3: Club NotesSOUTH YARRA The Thirds played

Sandown and lost 59 to 151. Good to

see the thirds score some goals. Better

players were Mars, Matty, Scott, Liam, Will

and Quatts.

The Reserves played ninth placed

Sandown and were 5 points to a goal

at quarter time. At half time the Yarras

remained goalless and were 8 points to

3-2-20. The Yarras worked hard in the

third term and kicked 4-1 but a lapse in

concentration allowed the Cobras to kick

3 goals in a row. At three quarter time the

score was 4-9-33 to 7-5-47. Quinn and

Crosswell kicked two each, and Smith and

R. Dore kicked one each. R. Dore rucked

well, Crosswell provided a good option up

forward and took some great grabs in the

wet, Clohesy and Costello were great down

back, and Quinn was solid up forward. But

once again, the Reserves disappointed

against a lower ranked side despite

holding possession for most of the game.

Final scores 6-9-45 to 9-7-61.

The Seniors played fourth placed Sandown and the betting agencies had the Cobras as heavy favourites. The Yarras were up by two goals both at the quarter-time and half-time breaks. The Yarras kicked six goals in the third term to have a 5 goal lead at three-quarter-time. To quote Devlin’s three-quarter-time speech “Hounihan, good; Isherwood, good; Rogers, good; Mahoney, good; Gloury, good; Ardern, good; Jewell, good; O. Smith, good; Brady, good; Higgo, good; Gledhill, good; Finlayson, good; Russell, really good; Dickson, good; E. Hanney, good; T. Hanney, good; Cellini, okay; Delloroso, good; J. Smith, good; Borg, good; Lamont, good and even M Bohan, good.” The Yarras had control of the game throughout the day and played really well for four quarters. Final Scores 13-10-88 to 7-11-53. The boys sung the song with gusto which can be viewed at www.facebook.com/southyarrafcThe boys will be enjoying a Sunday Session at the club rooms from midday on 13th July 2014. The Auction and Trivia Night will

be held on 19th July 2014. Get onto www.

clubbid.com.au to check out our auction

items.

AUSKICK

In blustery and chilly weather conditions

Max, Henry and Jackson (Blue Goblins)

played against Patrick, Seth, Lauren and

Sienna (Red Devils). The crowd really got

behind the kids. Congratulations to the

fi rst timers, Lauren and Sienna (Sienna

played in gum boots). Thanks to all parents

who helped and supported.

Special thanks to all of our sponsors

including All for Pets, Benalla Timber

Products, Monarch Gardens, Kingston

Trophies, Mr Donut, Camberwell Toyota,

Rounds Real Estate, Reclink, Bendigo

Bank, The Tower Hotel, Avenue Press and

all 250 Club Members.

DANDENONG Round 12 has

come and gone as we hosted both the

Cheltenham Thirds and Ashwood at home.

Saturday was fantastic day for some,

disappointing for others.

Thirds: Picked up an upset win over

Cheltenham to claim the four points for

the day. We knew it was always going to

be a tough battle however the boys held

strong and confi dent. We faced a ten-point

defi cit at half time, and managed to claw

our way back against the wind in the third

to be level headed into the fi nal break.

Endeavour and a bit of heart saw us lift

even further in the fi nal term as we kicked

fi ve goals to zip to come out 32-point

victors. James Stewart led the way from

the middle whilst Kevin Stott and Adam

Cooke stood strong off the half back line. A solid team effort for the boys – they should all hold their heads high. Reserves: Yet another scoreless fi rst quarter saw Ashwood get a 14-point jump which proved hard to come back from. A 17-point defi cit heading into the fourth quarter wasn’t impossible to come back from however Ashwood were resilient which gave them a 19-point victory. Credit to Ashwood for the class they showed throughout. Lachlan McKay was best on for the Redlegs kicking a sausage roll and patrolling the half-back line. Mick Lawrence also slotted through two to put his tally up to 21 for the season. Seniors: We saw this as a winnable game with Ashwood only having won 4 games for the year. It was a gruelling game up

until the third quarter where Ashwood

kicked six unanswered goals to one to

hold a 45-point lead at the end of the third.

Things took a turn in the last quarter as

we held them scoreless whilst kicking

4.4 ourselves to bring the margin back to

17-points at the fi nal siren.

Steve Young was best on for the seniors

whilst Brodie O’Loughlin’s composure

around the ball was once again

exceptional.

We’d once again like to thank our sponsors

for the continued support they give us –

Sofi a’s Frankston, Pauls Warehouse and

The Dandenong Club.

MOUNT WAVERLEY GET WET

POOLS SENIORS REPORT:Good to be back on the winners list,

defeating Hallam by 116 pts.

Joffa and Joey Dickard combined well up

forward kicking 12 between them, and was

well supported by Cammo (3) and good

to see Keats fi nally get back on the goal-

kickers list for 2014, kicking 2.

Good defensive game by Drapes for his

fi rst Senior game and hopefully more to

come!

The wet conditions suited our smaller

harder players like POOerz and

Stapes who battled hard all day. It was

unfortunate to see MJ go down with a bad

ankle injury who we hope has a speedy

recovery. But this allowed Drewie to

show off his athletic abilities in the ruck which proved a handful for his Hallam counterpart. The boys ran hard all day and moved the ball extremely well in wet and slippery conditions.#football MARISA’S PIZZA RESERVES REPORT:A poor 1st Qtr and 4th Qtr cost our boys dearly, going down to Hallam by 53 pts.Seanie battled hard all day, getting a fair bit of it and kicking 2 goals.Jezz was a livewire up forward, kicking 2 goals (should’ve had 5 for the day).Good to see Stinky back who competed well in fi rst game back in a while, Alby and Anth fought hard down back and KANGLIM and Jagerbomb ran hard all day through the middle.#alwaysnextweek

ELECTRO MONKEY THIRDS REPORT:

After the tough loss last week, the boys

were determined to get their winning

season back on track and defeated Hallam

by 97 pts.

The Father-Son Smith Family Duo

combined well with Old Smitty being a

headache up forward and Young Smitty

terrorising opponents on the wing.

Driver and Birddog controlled the backline

with Birddog cutting off multiple forward

attempts by Hallam and Driver running it

out with ease.

Proctorius was dominant in the Ruck with

Lukey and Wickers utilising their speed to

great effect.

#mountfooty

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LYNDALE Well last Saturday was a day to keep you on the edge of your seat with some healthy competition from CPL. Our reserves unfortunately weren’t the lucky ones on the day with CPL taking the win. However, our senior match was a fi aght right to the last second. A great game played and could’ve have gone either way, excellent work from the Seniors this week bringing home a win and a nice confi dence boost too. Hard work pays off boys, keep up the good work and keep in mind “Win or Lose we keep on trying”. This week we are away at Ashwood, fi ngers crossed for decent weather. Reserves will kick off @ 11.45am and Seniors to kick off @ 2pm. Essex Heights Reserve. Anyone needing a lift to the Ashwood game don’t forget to ask around.Our Div 3 Pumas played Dingley on Friday night but lost out and Div 4 Dales played up against Chelsea Heights on Saturday and brought home another win. This week the girls are back at the SDNA Complex, Rowan Road Dingley Village. The Dales

will play against Doveton while the Pumas

have a bye. Anyone able to make it down

to the courts, get down and cheer our

girls on.

We also ask everyone to try and make it

to the sponsorship dinner at the Village

Green Hotel after the Ashwood match.

Cnr Springvale & Ferntree Gully Roads,

Mulgrave. Help us give something back to

our valued sponsor.

Function reminder for all,

Sunday 3rd August - $1000 draw @ LFC

club rooms. $25 tickets, BBQ provided

with complimentary 1 beer / wine / soft

drink on arrival. Beers will be $3 and

Spirits $5 all day. You’re also invited to

watch the Melb / Lions, Hawks / Doggies

and Pies clash with Port. Saturday 9th

August – Final home match and Trailer

Raffl e to be drawn at 5pm. This is also

Past Players Day and Sponsors Day down

at Barry Powell Reserve.

Saturday 16th August – Karaoke Night

after the Mt Waverley match @ LFC club

rooms. More details to follow as we get

closer to each event. Hope to see you all

there!

Social Media

For all the information you require please

do not hesitate to fi nd us at any of the

following;

Website: www.lyndalefootballclub.com.au

Facebook group: Lyndale Football Club

Twitter: LFCPumas

Sponsors

The club could not survive without the

generous support it receives from our

sponsors and we ask that you the players,

members and supporters support them

in kind. A big thank you to our continued

support and welcome to our new

sponsors;

Direct Paper Supplies, Sandown Park

Hotel, Springvale RSL, Village Green

Hotel, Dandenong Club, Tiger Electrical

Services, Melbourne Indoor Paintball,

BROO Premium Larger, Michael’s

Trailers, Body First Myotherapy, Bendigo

Bank Dandenong Branch & Allpoint

Conveyancing

BLACK ROCK Social News /

Coming events - A Day @ the Dishies’ This

Sunday, Concourse bar for brekkie (bacon,

eggs & vodka on toast) at 11am, please

confi rm your spot ASAP with Cory.

Well done to Jay on the Trivia last Sat.

True or False haha ??

August 9th- $$$ DRAW. The Clubs MAJOR

fundraiser for the year, please get tickets

all sold/ returned by end of July- All

welcome.

The Mentone Hotel - Seniors Report:

Tough conditions for the trip to EH, started

well & maintained a lead throughout the

day, pretty solid team effort. Big game this

week Vs ladder leaders MW, test out where

we’re at, we’ve been getting close in these

games, bout time we took the fi nal step &

knocked off one of the big boys !!

TWB - Reserves Report: Great effort by

the 2’s this week, having to travel to a cold,

wet, miserable Endeavour Hills. After 3 disappointing close losses on the trot, the challenge was laid down to the playing group to work hard and give a consistent 4 quarter effort. The response was impressive, particularly the pressure we applied to our opposition throughout the day. Old man river once again slotted the odd goal up forward, Coleman dominated in the midfi eld with great support from Parrot and Nicho, and Booby was great all day in the ruck. Bendigo Bank - Thirds Wrap: Rough day at the offi ce, credit though to the guys that toughed it out. Telstra Shop, Sth Melbourne - Netball Report: Big win for Div 2 while Dive 4 was close all day but went down by 2 goals. Great work girls!! Sponsors:- Brighton Toyota: Call (03) 9524 2000 or

visit 77 Nepean Highway, Elsternwick

- Anytime Fitness Moorabbin: Visit

Matt Walker for a $12.50 a week ‘Jets’

membership. 854 Nepean Hwy

- TWB – Chartered Accountants: Damian

Devola (03) 9568 0188

- Bendigo Bank >Beaumaris: Rob Fenton

(03) 9589 5366

- Physio@Sandringham - Tess & Sarah

doing ‘Jets’ rates

- Essential Money

- Perfect Scents Cosmetics

- Boylan Transport

- Eastern Indoor Sports Centre

- The Concourse Bar & Restaurant

- Telstra Shop: Port Melbourne, Sth

Melbourne and Sth Yarra

- James Boag’s Draught

- MW Wealth Management

- The Mentone Hotel

- The Workshop Automotive

Division 3: Club NotesSANDOWN We travelled to South

Yarra last weekend with our Thirds a little

undermanned notching up a great win,

thanks to a great team effort and eight

goals to full forward Matt McCormick who

also had to slide up and help our Reserves.

Speaking of our Reserves it was another

crunch week to stay alive for a fi nals spot

and the boys delivered with a hard fought

win. Our Seniors unfortunately dropped

a game that we shouldn’t have, being

outplayed by the Lions who were 4 games

behind us by 35 points. Congratulations to

Jason McAninly who won the 1000 draw

last Saturday Night and a big thanks to

everyone who ran the night.

The best way to stay in touch with all

events news and everything around the

club is via www.sandowncobrasfc.com.

au, Sandown Cobras on Facebook, @

SandownCobrasFC on Twitter, and supply

your email address to [email protected].

au to receive our weekly Email update.

Cobras Business Partners for 2014:

Stamford Hotel - Rowville - www.

thestamford.com.au, Castricum Meats

- www.mastermeats.com.au, Sandown

Greyhounds www.sandowngreyhounds.

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under 19’s: breaking the lines / Josh SchoNAfinger

Round 11 kicked off with Skye hosting Cheltenham

and easily getting the better of their guests. Joel

and Ryan McConville kicked eight goals between

them as the Bombers triumphed by 64 points.

Whoever won out of Carrum Patterson Lakes and

St Pauls would fi nd themselves in the top fi ve by

the end of the round, so there was plenty to play

for. As it turned out, the Doggies were buoyed by

Zachary Spencer’s six goals and CPL were never

in it, going down by 76 points.

Meanwhile, the Highett Dogs trounced Chelsea

Heights to record their fi rst win of the season.

Mitchell Hoar kicked a handful and Callum Tate

was infl uential as the Dogs won by a whopping 78

points.

Hampton had a dirty day against Clayton, failing

to score until the fi nal term. Needless to say they

went down, with the Clays piling on the pain with

nine last quarter goals. Mason Lambert kicked ten

goals in a dominant display - the fi nal margin was

121 points to Clayton.

First played second as Bentleigh visited Dingley,

and the Dees showed why they haven’t been

beaten all season, overpowering the Dingoes

in a real arm-wrestle. While both sides were

solid, Bentleigh got the bikkies thanks largely to

superior fi nishing in front of goal.

The Dees now come up against the team newly

promoted into second, Clayton, this week. It

should be a mouth-watering clash, headlining

what should be a fantastic week of footy.

With only seven rounds remaining until fi nals,

we’ve reached the ‘premiership quarter’ of the

season. It’s now or never for many sides and

individuals. Good luck in Round 12!



UNDER 19sTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Bentleigh 11 11 0 0 1082 363 298.07 44

Clayton 11 9 2 0 931 395 235.70 36

Dingley 11 8 3 0 1050 351 299.15 32

Skye 11 8 3 0 1002 586 170.99 32

St Pauls 11 6 5 0 935 705 132.62 24

C.P.L 11 5 6 0 670 806 83.13 20

Cheltenham 11 3 8 0 490 738 66.40 12

Chelsea Heights 11 2 9 0 411 1171 35.10 8

Hampton 11 2 9 0 356 1123 31.70 8

Highett 11 1 10 0 528 1217 43.39 4

Skye 3.2-20 6.6-42 8.7-55 13.12-90

Cheltenham 2.0-12 2.1-13 3.7-25 3.8-26

SKYE: Goal Kickers: R. McConville 5, J. McConville 3, J. Dunkley, J. DeLange,

C. Price, B. Black, L. Broomhall

Best Players: J. McConville, R. McConville, D. Merlo, N. McConville, C. Price,

R. Stewart

CHELTENHAM: Goal Kickers: J. Wise, J. Kilner, M. Worrell

Best Players: L. Brotz, M. Worrell, N. Kilner, T. Davis, D. Hampton, M. Hampton

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0.1-1 2.2-14 3.4-22 4.7-31

St Pauls 4.3-27 9.5-59 12.9-81 16.11-107

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES: Goal Kickers: L. Swift, R. Lynch, A. Wilson

Best Players: J. Kenyon, A. Wilson, J. Watters, M. Bulins, R. Hunt, J. Thomson

ST PAULS: Goal Kickers: Z. Spencer 6, F. Jenkins 2, H. Hunt 2, M. Constantinou,

C. Putt, N. Bury, M. Brown, V. Jenkins, M. Clements

Best Players: V. Jenkins, F. Jenkins, C. Herbstreit, Z. Spencer, H. Hunt, M. Clements

Highett 6.1-37 13.2-80 16.5-101 20.7-127

Chelsea Heights 1.1-7 3.4-22 4.6-30 7.7-49

HIGHETT: Goal Kickers: M. Hoar 5, H. Brennan 4, C. Tate 3, A. Young 3, J.

Prosser, R. Prosser, J. Prosser, H. Russo, J. Sneesby

Best Players: C. Tate, H. Russo, H. Brennan, D. Gilhooley, M. Hoar, B. O’Connor

CHELSEA HEIGHTS: Goal Kickers: T. Spicer 2, J. Bennett 2, A. Hume, L. Batten,

D. Lee

Best Players: J. Bennett, R. Archer, T. Spicer, A. Rhodes, A. Hume, B. Mcalpine

Clayton 4.3-27 8.8-56 10.10-70 19.14-128

Hampton 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1-7

CLAYTON: Goal Kickers: M. Lambert 10, Z. Kennedy 3, J. Collins, J. Day,

J. Rigoni, J. Dunn, T. Looi, J. O’’Hehir-Vargas

Best Players: M. Zaccaria, M. Lambert, T. Looi, J. Rigoni, J. Day, J. Cooper

HAMPTON: Goal Kickers: C. Beer

Best Players: M. Digby, G. Timms, W. Mason, K. Stephens, L. Timms, C. Beer

Dingley 0.0 0.0 2.1-13 3.6-24

Bentleigh 0.0 0.0 5.1-31 8.2-50

DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: K. Feehan, V. Arena, C. Brooker

Best Players: A. Din, V. Arena, C. Brooker, H. Thompson, C. Baum, K. Feehan

BENTLEIGH: Goal Kickers: C. Yenofkian 2, J. Watts 2, J. Colyvan, R. Moriarty,

N. Lowrie, B. Atholwood

Best Players: R. Moriarty, B. De NARDIS, J. Kiernan, C. Yenofkian, J. Hall,

L. Corkill

UNDER 19s: ROUND 11

The Leader Shooting Star of the Week Award

returns for 2014. Each week a player from

the Under 19 competition is awarded the

“Leader Shooting Star of the Week”.

Round 11 Leader Shooting Star Award

Nomination is Zachary Spencer of the

St Pauls Football Club. Zachary had

another great game on the weekend

kicking 6 goals to take his season tally

to 28 and if his weekend form is anything

to go by, there are plenty more goals

to come this season. With the help and

guidance of the St Pauls coaching staff,

Zachary has taken his game to another

level this season and it’s only a matter

of time before we see Zachary establish

himself as a senior player in the SFL.

ZACHARY SPENCERST PAULS FC

Congratulations Zachary Spencer of

the St Pauls FC – The Round 11 Leader

Shooting Star Nominee

shooting STAR OF THE WEEK

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ROUND 1

12-Apr

Highett 6.6.42 def.by St Pauls 18.12.120

Skye 7.2.44 def. by C.Heights 13.6.84

Clayton 11.11.77 def. Cheltenham 4.8.32

Dingley 20.9.129 def. Hampton 0.1.1

C.P.L. 3.3.21 def. by Bentleigh 18.10.118

ROUND 2

26-Apr

C. Heights 6.6.42 def. by Highett 6.8.44

Cheltenham 4.2.26 def. by Skye 15.17.107

Hampton 1.4.10 def. by Clayton 13.16.94

Bentleigh 9.6.60 def. Dingley 6.8.44

St Pauls 7.11.53 def. by C.P.L. 10.2.62

ROUND 3

3-May

Highett 4.6-30 def. by C’ham 19.10-124

Hampton 5.11-41 def. by Skye 23.15-153

Clayton 6.3-39 def. by Bentleigh 14.7-91

Dingley 10.12-72 def. C.P.L. 5.6-36

C.Heights 5.8-38 def. by St Pauls 18.13-121

ROUND 4

10-May

Bentleigh 11.7-73 def. Skye 5.10-40

St Pauls 3.3-21 def. by Dingley 15.20-110

C.P.L 4.5-29 def. by Clayton 10.14-74

Highett 5.7-37 def. by Hampton 12.7-79

C’ham 8.12-60 def. C.Heights 3.3-21

ROUND 5

17-May

St Pauls 17.14-116 def. C’ham 5.11-41

Hampton 10.12-72 C.Heights 4.9-33

Highett 2.2-14 def. by Bentleigh 22.22-154

Skye 9.15-69 def. C.P.L 9.10-64

Clayton 9.8-62 def. Dingley 6.11-47

ROUND 6

24-May

Bentleigh 20.23-143 def. C.Heights 4.4-28

Cheltenham 9.10-64 def. Hampton 3.7-25

C.P.L. 14.9-93 def. Highett 8.12-60

Clayton 14.20-104 def. St Pauls 4.4-28

Dingley 17.10-112 def. Skye 4.2-26

ROUND 7

31-May

C.Heights 2.4-16 def. by C.P.L 20.13-133

St Pauls 20.9-129 def. Hampton 3.5-23

Highett 3.4-22 def. by Dingley 31.17-203

Skye 7.10-52 def. Clayton 6.4-43

C’ham 2.5-17 def. by Bentleigh 11.8-74

ROUND 8

14-Jun

Bentleigh 16.14-110 def. Hampton 3.1-19

C.P.L 5.5-53 def. Cheltenham 7.5-47

Skye 17.16-118 def. St Pauls 5.4-34

Clayton 12.11-83 def. Highett 6.4-40

Dingley 15.12-102 def. C.Heights 6.1-37

ROUND 9

21-Jun

C.Heights 4.4-28 def. by Clayton 22.21-153

St Pauls 12.8-80 def. by Bentleigh 12.12-84

Hampton 9.11-65 def. by C.P.L 16.15-111

Highett 9.6-60 def. by Skye 19.17-131

C’ham 3.4-22 def. by Dingley 10.12-72

ROUND 10

28-Jun

C.Heights 3.5-23 def. by Skye 25.22-172

Bentleigh 19.11-125 def. C.P.L 6.1-37

St Pauls 19.12-126 def. Highett 7.10-52

Hampton 2.2-14 def. by Dingley 21.9-135

Cheltenham 4.7-31 def. by Clayton 10.13-73

ROUND 11

5-Jul

Skye 13.12-90 def. C’ham 3.8-26

C.P.L 4.7-31 def. by St Pauls 16.11-107

Highett 20.7-127 def. C.Heights 7.7-49

Clayton 19.14-128 def. Hampton 1.1-7

Dingley 3.6-24 def. by Bentleigh 8.2-50

ROUND 12

12-Jul

Cheltenham V Highett

Skye V Hampton

Bentleigh V Clayton

C.P.L V Dingley

St Pauls V Chelsea Heights

ROUND 13

19-Jul

Hampton V Highett

Skye V Bentleigh

Clayton V C.P.L

Dingley V St Pauls

Chelsea Heights V Cheltenham

ROUND 14

26-Jul

Bentleigh V Highett

C.P.L. V Skye

Dingley V Clayton

Chelsea Heights V Hampton

Cheltenham V St Pauls

ROUND 15

2-Aug

Highett V C.P.L

Skye V Dingley

St Pauls V Clayton

Chelsea Heights V Bentleigh

Hampton V Cheltenham

ROUND 16

9-Aug

Dingley V Highett

Clayton V Skye

C.P.L V Chelsea Heights

Bentleigh V Cheltenham

Hampton V St Pauls

ROUND 17

16-Aug

Highett V Clayton

St Pauls V Skye

Chelsea Heights V Dingley

Cheltenham V C.P.L

Hampton V Bentleigh

ROUND 18

23-Aug

Skye V Highett

Clayton V Chelsea Heights

Dingley V Cheltenham

C.P.L V Hampton

Bentleigh V St Pauls

SFL FINALS SERIES - Weekends of 30 & 31/8, 6 & 7/9, 14/9. SFL GRAND FINALS - Sunday 21st September

2014 UNDER 19s Fixture




Under 19s Team ListsBENTLEIGH

Coach: Paul Dimattina

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Chris Yenofkian 15 Brad Atholwood

2Kade Heaphy-

Wemyss16 James Kiernan

3 Spencer Daly 17 James Watts

4 Saf Balic 18 Peter Lambrinos

5 Liam Corkill 19 Ben Cooper

6 Robert Aitken 20 Nick Jordan

7 Zac Dennis 22 Ben DeNardis

8 Nick Lowrie 24 Jack Dear

9 Liam Dimattina 26 Brayden Lawford

11 Robbie Hyde 28 Justin Hall

12 Rob Moriarty 29 Tim McGaw

13 Damon Grant 33 Terrance Pitman

14 Nick Watt 39 Jimmy Colyvan

CHELSEA HEIGHTSCoach: Lunke Manders

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1Erish

Uthayakumar18 Jamie Grant

2 Lachlan Dobson 20 Lochie Bennett

3 Tom Cleaver 21 Aaron Rhodes

4 Steve Kat 22 Justin Hynes

5 Jarryd Chard 23 Matt Kelly

6Chaul

Anuor-Arou27 Jake Watson

7 Ryan Archer 28Brodie

McAlphine

8 Waang on Fry 30 Mark Riddell

16Dermot

O’Driscoll36 Adam Hume

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKESCoach: Adam Neale

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Ronald Hunt 16Andrew

McCormack

2 Rory Brown 17 Alex Bollen

3 Dylan Cott 18 Liam Hickman

4 Benn Turner 19 Rhys Chadwick

5 Matt Bullins 20 Reece Boye

6 Daniel Nash 21 Korey Dobson

7 Matt Taylor 22 Ryan Lynch

8Beau

Goldsworthy 23 Mitch Merrington

9 Daniel Courts 24 Jay Lipson

10 Dylan Davis 25 Joseph Meade

11 Troy Jones 28 Cameron Neale

13 Daniel Bell 30Brandon

Butterworth

14 Jack Thompson 41 Blake Helsham

15 Liam Swift

CLAYTONCoach: Peter Harris

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jordon Collins 31Cameron

Hookens

3 John Davis 36 Nathan Collins

4 Kevin Harris 37 Dan Distetano

12 James Brown 39 Chris Procknee

13 Matthew Zauaria 40 Jack Hulley

17 Tom Loi 43 Joel Rigoni

18 Jesse Dunn 46 Matthew Wilson

22 Jack O’Brien 56 Dan Georgiou

23 Jaydan Collins 60 Jack Gavin

29 Zack Kennedy

HAMPTONCoach: Simon Beshara

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Carl-Oskar Beer 13 Michael Riddle

2 Max Billings 14 Liam Smithers

3 Thomas Burley 15Josh Clark-

Henry

4 Kessel Zoethout 16 Alex Docherty

5 Kane Stephens 17 Luke Tempany

6 Toby Bredin 18 Tim Wighton

7 Carl Nichols 19 Nathan Heap

8 Will Mason 20 James Hickey

9 Liam Timms 21Riley Gorringe-

Dennis

10 Thomas Coulson 22 Alisdair Curr

11 Taghg Fitzgibbon 23 Mark Digby

12 Cameron Lee 24 Guy Timms

DINGLEYCoach: Matt Benton

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Andy Din 15 Josh Jolly

2 Luke Heywood 16 Callum Ryan

3 Mathew Butts 17 Jordan Baker

4 Tim Zeler 18 Chris Baum

5 Kyle McGurk 19 Jake Bowen

6 Kristen Feehan 20 Jake Townley

7 Vincent Arena 21 Jayden Corpe

8 Ryan Payne 23 Caelin Brooker

9 Harry Thompson 25 James Piltz

10 Ben Ginns 26 Jason Wylie

11 Liam Considine 27 Joe Edwards

12Jake

Cole-Sinclair30 Harrison Whelan

13 Jordan Bichsel 31 David Bose

14 Warwick Nichols

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Under 19s Team ListsHIGHETT

Coach: Andrew Carey

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Joe Bekierz 16 Benjamin Mckinstry

2 Darcy Hitchinson 17 Lucas Adams

3 Sam Jackson 18 Tyler Soste

4 Tristan Brown 19 Jack Prosser

5 Alon Rosinger 20 Mark Champion

6 Daniel Gilhooley 21 Joe Callaghan

7 Rhys Prosser 22 Pierce Trainor

8 Ryan Wheeler 23 Mitchell Hoar

9 Harry Russo 24 Aidan Glackin

10 Christopher Calder 25 Vincent Dedaj

11 Hugh Tuttleby 26 Joel Blacker

12 Brayden O’Connor 27 Joel Fowler

13 James Prosser 28 Michael Goodman

14 Zion Periera 39 Harry Brennan

15 James Sneesby

SKYECoach: Craig Prestage

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Brendon Weighell 15 Reed Allan

2 Dylan Hebblethwaite 16 Brandon Black

3 Ryan McConville 17 Blake Boremann

4 Brandon Warner 18 Jake Mills

5 Sam Alter 19 Jaydon DeLange

6 Jordan Thomas 20 Jake Dunkley

7 Luke Broomhall 21 Calum Mason-Zell

8 Jamie Kenyan 22 Austin Mason-Zell

9 Darcy Merlo 23 Reece Stewart

10 Kealan McKeever 24 Joel McConville

11 Chase Allan 25 Dennis Rexhepi

12 Hayden Harvey 26 Nathan McConville

13 Riely Powlesland 27 Jake Wynne

14 Josh Scrivano

CHELTENHAMCoach: Zac White, Trent Vanderheiden, Greg Barclay

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 Jax Kilner 15 Tom La Cava

2 Jeromy Wise 16 Daniel Stonehouse

3 Ryan Costello 17 Damien Paterno

4 Mitchell Daniels 18 Alan Anderson

5 Nick Kilner 19 Tom Worrell

6 Jake Davis 20 George Karpathakis

7 Cameron Beaumont 21 Liam Brotz

8 Blake Ellis 22 Shaun Cusack

9 Alex Baragwanath 23 Jojo Amaah

10 Alex Molyneux 24 Nick Soldatos

11 Leo Rodriguez 25 Sam Herlinger

12 Tim Fitzsimons 30 Jay Braden

13 Darcy Ward 31 Nathan Karpathakis

14 Lachlan Whiteside 32 Tom Davis

ST PAULSCoach: Wayne Herbstreit

# PLAYER # PLAYER

1 John Barnes 17 Cam Rodda

2 James Bragagnolo 18 Kyle Simon

3 Nick Bury 19 Zachary Spencer

4 Marty Clements 20 Tim Roberts

5 Michael Constantinou 21 Nick Stanlan-Velt

6 Carl Herbstreit 22 Nick Stubbings

7 Cameron James 23 Pat Tanner

8 Brayden Mancal 24 Tim Tyler

9 Matt Brown 25 Tim Walsh

10 Chris Marinos 26 Taylor Mancal

12 Gianni Mercuri 27 Ryan Wilson

13 Mitch Peet 28 Bryce Wilson

14 Cameron Putt 30 Jordan Lloyd

15 Connor Wilson 33 Fred Jenkins

16 Victor Jenkins 35 Jeremy Muldoon



thirds: leather poisoning / Josh SchonAfingerCerberus showed that they are just hitting their straps

with a 34 point win over Clayton away from home. After

a slow start, Cerberus kicked fi ve goals to one in the

second term, from which the Clays never recovered.

Previously undefeated Skye bombed out against

Dingley, falling convincingly by 56 points. The Dingoes

kept the Bombers scoreless in the fi rst term and were

in control thereafter. The impressive performance puts

the Dingoes on top for the fi rst time since Round 1.

Spectators at the South Yarra and Sandown clash got

to see a classic shootout; Peter Maynard (seven goals)

and Matthew McCormick (eight goals) went toe-to-toe

for their respective sides. That was the closest match-

up of the day however, as the Cobras easily outclassed

the Lions, winning it by 92 points.

Dandenong and Cheltenham looked set for a thriller

with scores tied at three quarter time in their match

at Greaves Reserve. Against all odds however, the Redlegs kicked fi ve goals to none in the last and won by 32 points, their second ‘W’ of the season.

Mount Waverley again won, and the 97 point drubbing of Hallam was a much needed percentage boost ahead of fi nals. Nicholas Smith kicked seven goals for the Mountain Lions, and the Hawks were easily outscored in every quarter.

Moorabbin made it two on the trot with a 39 point win over Doveton at home. Only four points separated the teams at the major break, but the Eagles ran out of the steam, conceding fi ve goals to one in the last quarter.

Finally Endeavour Hills had a big win over Black Rock, to the tune of 101 points. The Jets only goal came in the last quarter, while the Eagles kicked 17 for the match.

Can the in-form Cerberus knock off Skye? Regardless of which match you’re at, enjoy the Round 12 SFL action!

THIRDS: ROUND 11THIRDSTEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 11 10 1 0 1249 264 473.11 40

Skye 11 10 1 0 1109 310 357.74 40

Mount Waverley 11 10 1 0 1096 397 276.07 40

Cerberus 11 9 2 0 1015 404 251.24 36

Endeavour Hills 11 8 3 0 822 550 149.45 32

Sandown 11 7 4 0 737 665 110.83 28

Black Rock 11 5 6 0 757 752 100.66 20

Clayton 11 5 6 0 632 738 85.64 20

Cheltenham 11 4 7 0 581 712 81.60 16

Hallam 11 3 8 0 468 793 59.02 12

Moorabbin 11 3 8 0 534 1007 53.03 12

Dandenong 11 2 9 0 304 875 34.74 8

South Yarra 11 1 10 0 387 1056 36.65 4

Doveton Eagles 11 0 11 0 235 1403 16.75 0

Dandenong 0.1-1 1.1-7 4.5-29 9.7-61

Cheltenham 1.3-9 2.5-17 4.5-29 4.5-29

DANDENONG: Goal Kickers: S. Davis 4, D. Schmedemann 2, J. Stewart, J. Dimieri, T. Clark

Best Players: J. Stewart, J. Hill-Buxton, K. Stott, A. Cooke, M. Johnson, J. Dimieri

CHELTENHAM: Goal Kickers: A. Hanci 2, M. Duthie, J. Schafer, H. Crossley

Best Players: K. Hoare, B. Turner, T. Robertson, M. Westhead, B. Westhead, J. Schafer

Moorabbin 2.0-12 7.2-44 10.4-64 15.10-100

Doveton Eagles 3.4-22 6.4-40 8.6-54 9.7-61

MOORABBIN: Goal Kickers: S. Hopkins 5, S. Parry 4, J. Parker 4, B.

Bailey-Lindsay, B. Robinson

Best Players: J. Parker, C. Brook, D. Green, D. Matthews, S. Parry, S. Hopkins

DOVETON EAGLES: Goal Kickers: D. Leask 3, P. Pierce 2, D. Catton, D.

Edwards, J. Brown, T. Mertis

Best Players: D. Leask, K. O’Neill, D. Stroumbis, T. Mertis, D. Catton, P. Pierce

Dingley 4.3-27 6.3-39 9.6-60 12.7-79

Skye 0.0 3.0-18 3.2-20 3.5-23

DINGLEY: Goal Kickers: A. Puleio 3, R. Costantino 2, P. Rizzi 2, J. Hyde,

L. Sherry, A. Sikora, T. Walker, D. McLean

Best Players: P. Rizzi, A. Sikora, D. Vanderheiden, J. Hyde, T. Walker, M. Jeddou

SKYE: Goal Kickers: S. Murnane, P. Monaghan, M. Kalviskis

Best Players: B. Nanopoulos, E. Williams, T. Scott, C. DeLuca, C. Rodrigues,

J. Baldock

Mount Waverley 8.4-52 12.7-79 15.10-100 19.12-126

Hallam 1.1-7 2.2-14 3.3-21 4.5-29

MOUNT WAVERLEY: Goal Kickers: N. Smith 7, M. Parrella 3, N. Richardson

2, B. Davis 2, A. Driver, T. Proctor, L. Spence, J. Bird, J. Wickman

Best Players: T. Proctor, L. Henriques-Gomes, J. Wickman, A. Driver, J. Bird, N. Smith

HALLAM: Goal Kickers: D. Gentile, D. McIvor, I. Hampton, A. Mutsaers

Best Players: A. Mutsaers, D. Sharp, S. Cooley, R. Garnar, D. Gentile, G. Walker

Clayton 2.2-14 3.3-21 6.7-42 9.7-61

Cerberus 2.4-16 7.8-50 9.11-65 14.11-95

CLAYTON: Goal Kickers: S. Levy 2, B. Wotton 2, M. Wills, N. Brouggy,

J. Kargy, A. Romanelli, P. Granholm

Best Players: A. Bird, A. Romanelli, B. Wotton, J. Kargy, K. Chea, S. Levy

CERBERUS: Goal Kickers: E. Barclay 3, B. Eddy 3, D. Billman 2, H. Peers

2, J. Daniel 2, T. Dews, J. Harvey

Best Players: E. Barclay, B. Eddy, M. Holmes, J. Harvey, A. Saward, S. Porajski

South Yarra 3.0-18 6.1-37 7.1-43 9.5-59

Sandown 6.3-39 12.4-76 18.8-116 23.13-151

SOUTH YARRA: Goal Kickers: P. Maynard 7, M. Munson 2

Best Players: P. Maynard, M. Munson, S. Moore, L. Hounihan, W. Quince, M. Quattrocchi

SANDOWN: Goal Kickers: M. McCormick 8, B. Le 5, D. Mulvogue 4, R.

Donovan, B. Lackmann, S. McManamon, B. Skurrie, L. Exner, D. Tajic

Best Players: T. Ward, M. McCormick, D. Mulvogue, B. Le, S. McManamon, L. Exner

Endeavour Hills 4.2-26 7.3-45 10.6-66 17.10-112

Black Rock 0.2-2 0.4-4 0.4-4 1.5-11

ENDEAVOUR HILLS: Goal Kickers: N. Proctor 3, G. Lablachee 3, C. LeGrand

3, L. Minerve 2, S. Parlamentas, T. Craik, K. Tut, J. Van Hoesel, J. Ladson,

D. Riek

BLACK ROCK: Goal Kickers: C. Ferries

Best Players: D. Brostek, T. De Munk, B. Ward, B. Nopper, C. Badman,

T. Anderson

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ROUND 112-AprSth Yarra 4.3.27 def. by Black Rock 14.20.104E.Hills 13.7.85 def. Hallam 9.12.66Clayton 0.5.5 def. by Cheltenham 12.12.84Dingley 17.20.122 def. D’nong 1.1.7Moorabbin 11.7.73 def. by Sandown 13.10.88Skye 6.9.45 def. Cerberus 5.6.63Mt Waverley 24.22.166 def. Doveton 2.6.18

ROUND 2 26-AprHallam 6.10.46 def. by Mt Waverley 11.11.77Sandown 11.14.80 def. South Yarra 2.6.18Black Rock 7.12.54 def. by E. Hills 12.14.86Doveton 4.8.32 def. by Moorabbin 7.11.53Cheltenham 6.2.38 def. by Skye 14.10.94Cerberus 8.3.51 def. Dingley 5.9.39Dandenong V Clayton Scores not provided.

ROUND 3 3-MayE.Hills 12.5-77 def. Sandown 7.7-49Dandenong 3.6-24 def. by Hallam 5.9-39Mt Waverley 12.17-89 def. Black Rock 3.9-27Clayton 9.6-60 def. by Cerberus 14.16-100Dingley 35-19-229 def. Doveton 0.0-0Sth Yarra 3.2-20 def. by Skye 16.19-115Moorabbin 10.9-69 def. by Cheltenham 14.10-94

ROUND 4 10-MayCheltenham 9.5-59 def. Sth Yarra 6.16-52Cerberus 15.17-107 def. E.Hills 4.4-28Sandown 4.2-26 def. by Mt Waverley 10.12-72Hallam 5.5-35 def. by Clayton 7.16-58Doveton 1.0-6 def. by Skye 32.22-214Dingley 20.23-143 def. Moorabbin 3.2-20Black Rock 15.13-103 def. Dandenong 2.1-13

ROUND 5 17-MaySkye 18.17-125 def. Black Rock 2.4-16Clayton 6.4-40 def. by Dingley 17.7-109Cerberus 26.19-175 def. Doveton 0.1-1Dandenong 5.8-38 def. by Sandown 15.10-100Hallam 10.5-65 def. Cheltanham 5.10-40Mt Waverley 18.16-124 def. Moorabbin 5.3-33E.Hills 15.12-102 def. Sth Yarra 2.6-18

ROUND 6 24-MayClayton 0.10-64 def. by E.Hills 0.8-68Dingley 10.2-62 def. Cerberus 5.7-37Sandown 9.9-63 def. Cheltenham 9.5-59Sth Yarra 3.7-25 def. by Mt Waverley 16.12-108Doveton 3.8-26 def. by Dandenong 4.7-31Moorabbin 3.0-18 def. by Skye 18.18-126Black Rock 17.14-116 def. Hallam 8.3-51

ROUND 731-MaySkye 15.13-103 def. Clayton 3.5-23Cerberus 16.13-109 def. Moorabbin 4.1-25Dandenong 4.2-26 def. by Sth Yarra 13.11-89C’ham 11.11-77 def. Doveton 5.13-43Mt Waverley 9.10-64 def E.Hills 8.9-57Black Rock 7.1-43 def. by Dingley 21.9-135Hallam 5.5-35 def. by Sandown 11.13-79

ROUND 8 14-JunSkye 14.26-110 def. Cheltenham 2.0-12Clayton 11.19-85 def. Doveton 4.2-26Dingley 15.16-106 def. Hallam 1.4-10Sandown 8.9-57 def. Black Rock 7.9-51Sth Yarra 2.6-18 def. by Cerberus 20.14-134Moorabbin 10.5-65 def. Mt Waverley 11.8-74E. Hills 16.8-104 def. Dandenong 5.1-31

ROUND 9 21-JunCheltenham 5.1-31 def by Dingley 12.15-87Cerberus 13.24-102 def. Sandown 4.1-25Sth Yarra 3.6-24 def. by Hallam 11.14-80Mt Waverley 22.18-150 def. Dandenong 0.0-0Clayton 16.12-108 def. Moorabbin 3.9-27E.Hills 6.8-44 def. by Skye 11.8-74Black Rock 19.21-135 def. Doveton- 3.2-20

ROUND 10 28-JunCheltenham 9.4-58 def. Clayton 9.9-63Cerberus 9.15-69 def. Mt Waverley 6.4-40Sandown 2.6-18 def. by Skye 12.8-80Dandenong 6.5-41 def. by Moorabbin 7.6-48Doveton 0.2-2 def. by Dingley 20.18-138Black Rock 15.7-97 def. Sth Yarra 5.7-37Hallam 1.6-12 def. by E.Hills 8.10-58

ROUND 11 5-JulClayton 9.7-61 def. by Cerberus 14.11-95Dingley 12.7-79 def. Skye 3.5-23Sth Yarra 9.5-59 def.by Sandown 23.13-151Dandenong 9.7-61 def. C’ham 4.5-29Mt Waverley 19.12-126 def. Hallam 4.5-29Moorabbin 15.10-100 def. Doveton 9.7-61E.Hills 17.10-112 def. Black Rock 1.5-11

ROUND 12 12-JulSandown V Endeavour HillsBlack Rock V Mount WaverleyHallam V DandenongDoveton V ClaytonCheltenham V MoorabbinCerberus V SkyeDingley V South Yarra

ROUND 13 19-JulDandenong V Black RockMount Waverley V SandownSkye V DovetonClayton V HallamSouth Yarra V CheltenhamMoorabbin V DingleyEndeavour Hills V Cerberus

ROUND 14 26-JulSouth Yarra V Endeavour HillsSandown V DandenongDingley V ClaytonBlack Rock V SkyeDoveton V HallamMoorabbin V CerberusCheltenham V Mount Waverley

ROUND 15 2-AugHallam V Black RockMount Waverley V South YarraSkye V MoorabbinCheltenham V SandownDandenong V DingleyEndeavour Hills V ClaytonDoveton V Cerberus

ROUND 16 9-AugEndeavour Hills V Mount WaverleySandown V HallamSouth Yarra V DingleyCerberus V DandenongClayton V SkyeMoorabbin V Black RockDoveton V Cheltenham

ROUND 17 16-AugDandenong V Endeavour HillsBlack Rock V SandownCheltenham V CerberusHallam V MoorabbinMount Waverley V ClaytonDoveton V South YarraSkye V Dingley

ROUND 18 23-AugDingley V CheltenhamClayton V Black RockSkye V SandownMoorabbin V South YarraDoveton V Endeavour HillsCerberus V HallamDandenong V Mount Waverley

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SFL YMCA Monash Netball Results: ROUND 12NETBALL: DIVISION 1TEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Dingley 11 9 2 0 533 291 183.16 36

Heatherton 11 8 3 0 495 322 153.73 32

St Pauls 11 6 5 0 339 342 99.12 24

Bentleigh 11 6 5 0 362 374 96.79 24

St Kilda City 11 6 5 0 450 475 94.74 24

Mordialloc 10 3 7 0 313 441 70.98 12

C.P.L 10 1 9 0 287 431 66.59 4

Division 1

NETBALL: DIVISION 2TEAM P W L D F A % PTS

Heatherton 12 12 0 0 412 219 188.13 48

Dingley 12 11 1 0 515 262 196.56 44

St Kilda City 12 7 5 0 433 299 144.82 28

Bentleigh 12 5 7 0 304 342 88.89 20

Mordialloc 12 4 7 1 305 360 84.72 18

St Pauls 12 4 8 0 267 393 67.94 16

Black Rock 12 3 8 1 268 403 66.50 14

C.P.L 12 1 11 0 208 474 43.88 4


Doveton 12 12 0 0 423 180 235.00 48

St Kilda City 12 7 5 0 274 237 115.61 28

Lyndale 12 7 5 0 278 282 98.58 28

Black Rock 12 6 6 0 257 230 111.74 24

Mount Waverley 12 6 6 0 259 305 84.92 24

Murrumbeena 12 5 7 0 234 304 76.97 20

Dingley 12 3 9 0 258 318 81.13 12

Bentleigh 12 3 9 0 247 318 77.67 12

Chelsea Heights (A) 12 2 10 0 180 341 52.79 8

Chelsea Heights (B) 9 0 9 0 104 301 34.55 0

Division 2

Division 4

Division 3Dingley 46

Lyndale 16

Bye 0

Clayton 0

Skye 19

Mordialloc 21

Heatherton 29

Hampton 44

St Kilda City (B) 23

Cheltenham 13

Chelsea Heights 27

Springvale Districts 24

Dingley 20

Chelsea Heights 23

Bentleigh 10

Murrumbeena 18

Chelsea Heights (B) 24

Lyndale 35

Doveton 29

Mount Waverley 15

St Kilda City 35

Mordialloc 39

Heatherton 31

Bentleigh 38

Dingley 38

St Pauls 28

Carrum Patterson Lakes 0

Bye 0

St Kilda City 41

Mordialloc 22

Heatherton 32

Bentleigh 19

Dingley 62

St Pauls 22

Carrum Patterson Lakes 15

Black Rock 44

St Kilda City 25

Black Rock 22


Dingley 11 10 1 0 408 195 209.23 40

Cheltenham 11 9 2 0 346 219 157.99 36

Clayton 11 8 3 0 298 206 144.66 32

Chelsea Heights 11 8 3 0 306 237 129.11 32

Springvale Dist. 11 7 4 0 334 239 139.75 28

St Kilda City (B) 8 6 2 0 217 191 113.61 24

Skye 12 5 7 0 308 345 89.28 20

Hampton 11 4 7 0 280 342 81.87 16

Mordialloc 11 4 7 0 236 323 73.07 16

Heatherton 11 3 8 0 252 325 77.54 12

Lyndale 12 2 10 0 229 353 64.87 8



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DIVISION 1Round 12: 5 July Round 13: 12 July Round 14: 19 July

HEATHERTON 31

DEF. BY BENTLEIGH 38

BENTLEIGH

VS BYE

HEATHERTON

VS DINGLEY


DEF. BYE

ST KILDA CITY

VS DINGLEY

MORDIALLOC

VS ST PAULS

DINGLEY 38

DEF. ST PAULS 28

MORDIALLOC VS


BYE VS

ST KILDA CITY

ST KILDA CITY 35

DEF. BY MORDIALLOC 39

ST PAULS

VS HEATHERTON

BENTLEIGH VS



DINGLEY 62

DEF. ST PAULS 22

ST PAULS

VS HEATHERTON

HEATHERTON

VS DINGLEY

ST KILDA CITY 41

DEF. MORDIALLOC 22

MORDIALLOC VS


MORDIALLOC

VS ST PAULS

HEATHERTON 32

DEF. BENTLEIGH 19

BENTLEIGH

VS BLACK ROCK

BLACK ROCK

VS ST KILDA CITY

CARRUM PATTERSON LAKES 15

DEF. BY BLACK ROCK 44

ST KILDA CITY

VS DINGLEY

BENTLEIGH VS


DIVISION 3Round 11: 28 June Round 12: 5 July Round 14: 19 July

DINGLEY 46

DEF. CLAYTON 16

CLAYTON

VS SKYE

HEATHERTON

VS CLAYTON

SKYE 19

DEF. BY MORDIALLOC 21

MORDIALLOC

VS HEATHERTON

ST KILDA (B)

VS MORDIALLOC

HEATHERTON 29

DEF. BY HAMPTON 44

HAMPTON

VS ST KILDA

CHELSEA HEIGHTS

VS HAMPTON

ST KILDA CITY (B) 23

DEF. CHELTENHAM 13

CHELTENHAM

VS CHELSEA HEIGHTS

DINGLEY

VS CHELTENHAM

CHELSEA HEIGHTS 27

DEF. SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS 24


VS DINGLEY

LYNDALE

VS SPRINGVALE DISTRICTS

BYE

VS CLAYTON

LYNDALE

VS BYE

BYE

VS SKYE


BENTLEIGH 10

DEF. BY MURRUMBEENA 18

MURRUMBEENA

VS CHELSEA HEIGHTS (B)

ST KILDA CITY

VS BENTLEIGH

CHELSEA HEIGHTS (B) 24

DEF. LYNDALE 35

LYNDALE

VS DOVETON

DOVETON

VS MURRUMBEENA

DOVETON 29

DEF. MOUNT WAVERLEY 15

MOUNT WAVERLEY

VS DINGLEY

DINGLEY

VS LYNDALE

DINGLEY 20

DEF. BY CHELSEA HEIGHTS (A) 23

CHELSEA HEIGHTS (A)

VS ST KILDA CITY

CHELSEA HEIGHTS A)

VS MOUNT WAVERLEY

ST KILDA CITY 25

DEF. BLACK ROCK 22

BENTLEIGH

VS BLACK ROCK

BLACK ROCK

VS CHELSEA HEIGHTS (B)



sfl ymca monash NETBALL TEAM LISTS

St PaulsPLAYER PLAYER

Alice Williams Hayley Dearie

Alison Ferguson Jasmine Meehan

Bianca James Kirsty Greening

Caitlin Lewis Meaghan Flynn

Chloe Dickson Meg Geschke

Clare Douglas Melissa Anderson

Cloe Woodward Nicole Tull

Eliza Barnes Renae Khalil

Elly Thorne Samantha Hunt

Felicity Regan Stephanie Geschke

black rockPLAYER PLAYER

1STS 2NDS

Shannon Meehan (C) Amy Campbell (C)

Dani Forward Juanita Davis

Jamie Ashkar Sarah Rollins

Emily Ramanathan Rebecca Goodear

Jasmine Kick Eliza Materia

Tanjil Fitzpatrick Emilie Watson

Di Ward Brooke Ferguson

Talia Charalambrides Christina Young

Kirsten Brice Krystal Smith

Styf Valcanis Georgia Starke

Kaitlyn Chase

mordiallocPLAYER PLAYER

Alanna Davidson Mary Mastrocola

Amelia Fisher Matilda Obrien

Bianca Cutler Rachael Evans

Brittany Morgenthaler Rebecca Britton

Catherine Ferguson Rachael Whitelaw

Chloe Elmer Renee Turner

Danielle Smith Robyn Hillier

Emily Vico Sally Grumley

Jacqui Miller Suzanne Jervies

Jessica Cieslak Veronica Ferguson

Kim Vanzwolz

BENTLEIGHPLAYER PLAYER

Abby Mackie Mariah Deacon

Carlyn Sykes Michaela Russo

Cate Lanham Mikayla Ruddy

Christie Roberts Nicole Clarke

Claudia Hutchison Olivia Scott

Elizabeth Balfour Rebecca McNally

Elley Borland Remi Hynes

Emily Gareh Ruby Walsh

Emily Reuter Sarah Rigney

Emma Holmesby Serena Lowrie

Kobey Weir Siobhan Deacon

Kristen Withers Tara Supple

Lauren McIvor Taylar Anderson

Lauren Stygall Vanessa Stoitse

Leonie Cane Zhoe Botsis

lyndalePLAYER PLAYER

Kaitlyn Clarke Elizabeth Hogan

Debbie Collard Jo Houston

Stacey Davidson Sheri Johnston

Rhiannon Dempster Summa-Lea Jones

Jordie Dowler Jessica Kerslake

Sarah Gallie Jaimi Paton

Courtney Gray Jenna Reiger

Nikki Hamilton Belinda Schembri

Debbie Hogan Breanna Sheehan

CHELSEA HEIGHTSPLAYER

DIVISION 3:Stephanie Webb

Meagan Clark

Sarah Hanlon

Jessica Obrien

Melaine Dunstan

Kimberly Mouritz

Abbey Dawkins

Shani Francis

Cassandra White

Katherine Li

DIVISION 4: Sheridan Barron

Nicole Mouritz

Rebecca Murphy

Krysti Otoole

Rebecca Thwaites

Jessica Mawer

Samantha Wigger

Jadyn Stephens

Keisha Scott

Skyler Campbell

Amanda Trickey

Georgia Parsons

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skyePLAYERBrooke CracknellTiana CreasyGenna DoyleCarissa FlandersKimberly HarrisonEmily MaggsBrittany RaynesZoe ShieldsZoe TelindertAlysha ThomasChantelle ThompsonOlivia WalkerTalissa Wellington

sfl ymca monash NETBALL TEAM LISTS

heathertonPLAYER PLAYERNicki Arnold Kristy LloydIsobel Burgess Kirsty MannCharley Clarkson Mia McMillanMel Cook Yvonne McMillanIsabelle Douglas Teena MifsudAdelaide Douglas Bayley MifsudElizabeth Evans Zali MifsudBelinda Kay Shelleigh PapatsikasMegan Kennedy Jaime RegnierMolly Kibel Simone WardRebecca Kofl er Heidi WebbMelissa Lee Stephanie WebbTaylor Leeson Kyipya Winn

dingleyPLAYER

DIVISION 1: Coach: Rob Goldin

Alicia Wise

Shae Wonnacott

Sophie Bartlett

Sara Merkus

Miranda Bailey

Penny Tymms

Chelsea Goldin

Lara Abraham

Marty Cooper

Sara Duncan

DIVISION 2: Coach: Sara Duncan

Cassandra Fogarty

Emily Crawford

Emma Gent

Kasey Blizzard

Lauren Ryan

Nicole Cooper

Nikki Orlandi

Sarah Fischer

Sarah Gent

Alysha Morecroft

DIVISION 3: Coach: Melissa Hogbin

Alana Cooper

Alex Smyth

Ellie Davidson

Eman Farrag

Jade Ryan

Jessica Haslem

Kate Rollison

Maddy Ades

Mel Hogbin

DIVISION 4: Coach: Emily Boyle

Michalea Knight

Emily Turner

Esther Gilmore

Megan Lewis

Radost Krasteva

Tara Callahan

Elise Hawkins

Clarissa Woodley

cheltenhamPLAYER

Mindy Green

Asha Goodchild

Georgia Goodchild

Jenna Barker

Vicky Mullan

Brooke Lynne

Ellesse Graham

Sarah Preusche

Sophie Lynch

MOUNT WAVERLEYPLAYER

Madeleine Boros

Louise Chamberlain

Shae Bampfi eld

Felicity Hutchinson

Samantha Baysinger

Kimberly Bumpstead

Ash Hughes

DOVETON EAGLESPLAYER

Melinda Wilson

Stacey Baxter

Kat Scott

Maddison Murphy

Sherridan Murphy

Bianca Samperi

Courtney Kerr

Rebecca Mills

Ashleigh Painter

springvale DISTRICTSPLAYER

Melinda Herron

Krystyna Gabell

Irene Gabell

April Garbellini

Rebecca Hall

Hayley Wood

Betsy Foskett

Ciara Wilson

HAMPTONCoach: Kerrie Thornhill

PLAYER

Rachel Cooper

Ashleigh Campbell

Jade Casbolt

Tess Sullivan

Ashley Simon

Milly Cain

Beth Cain

claytonCoach: Wendy Townley

PLAYERCassie TownleyPenelope Townley Kirsten GraingerChloe CostiganBrooke HancySavhan PoihipiAlicia KurthSarah VailebaMaddy JohansenNicole DelanyKendrah LeeAshlea Fredrickson



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caravan commentary / JOHN TAKEMURA

Welcome to another instalment of ‘Caravan

Commentary’.

The caravan ventured out to Widdop Crescent as the

Moorabbin Kangaroos looked for their fi rst win of the

season against the Doveton Eagles.

The Eagles have been impressive in recent weeks

to place themselves in fi nals contention and started

heavy favourites. However, as was proven on

Saturday things don’t necessarily always go to script.

It was noticeable that while the Kangaroos may lack

the skills of some of their opponents, one thing they

certainly don’t lack is effort. They put up a 100%

committed four quarter performance and their

determination to fi ght back when the Eagles took the

lead in the last quarter was noteworthy, especially

as one got the sense they were going to be overrun.

Coach David Stynes has done a fantastic job

moulding a team of players together many of

whom are from overseas and have played very little

football. It was great reward for effort, it what has

been a tough season so far.

Liep Kuel was outstanding in the ruck using his

athletic leap to his advantage, often thumping the

ball forward to give the Roos fi rst use and Puhtrake

and Matene Herbert were solid at both ends of the

ground. While, the star man for the Kangaroos Matt

Johansson stood up when it counted in the last

quarter with two key goals.As for the Eagles it was

a game they simply couldn’t afford to drop to be

a fi nals contender. I felt their ball movement was

a little bit slow, which didn’t really give their full

forward Peter Dye much of a chance in a one on one

situation.

The upside for Doveton is they had many players

down on Saturday, so therefore the improvement can

be immediate.

If they can make the fi nals, the Eagles could cause

an upset as they look like a team who would relish

the big spaces of Cheltenham, similar to their Power

Rd reserve. The game was bottled up too much and

that played into the Kangaroos hands.

Until next week enjoy your SFL footy.

The Sandown Cobras Football Netball Club is pleased

to announce that for the 2015 season and beyond,

Edinburgh Reserve will receive brand new playing and

social facilities thanks to the City of Greater Dandenong.

Close to one million dollars will be spent to replace the

current social room (built in 1961) and the current player change

rooms/canteen/storage building which was built in 1984.

The two buildings will be joined together to also include viewing

windows from the social rooms, a new commercial kitchen and a

total refurbishment inside and out of all existing amenities and

structures. Construction is set to take place post football

season with the aim of being ready for the start of 2015.

This comes on the back of a lighting upgrade and will give

the cobras a terrifi c home base going forward.

Cobras to add some light to their bite!

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UMPIRE’S CORNER / the white knight

Last Thursday night saw around forty female Field, Boundary and Goal umpires from the SFL and SMJFL coming together in the club rooms of Bricker Reserve for a very inspirational and informational talk from AFL Goal Umpire Chelsea Roffey to celebrate Women’s Round. Chelsea kept the girls entertained with her tales about paving the way for her fellow female umpires, welcoming and working alongside a fellow female goal umpire (Rose O’Dea) in the AFL ranks, having to deal with the pressures of the media before she had even set foot on the main AFL stage and how she managed to become part of this great game (local and school footy) which many of the girls could relate to.After her entertaining talk, the girls and Chelsea enjoyed sharing a few stories over some pizza, during which the boys decided to pretend that they were girls just so they could enjoy some of the free pizza. We have a great number of young fi eld umpires progressing through the ranks, as well as some dedicated veterans. However, we lack umpires in the 25 to 35 bracket. Hence it has been great to see former footballers join us in recent years. Leigh Dawkins umpired his fi rst Div 1 game last week while Ilie Fridman offi ciated at his fi rst senior games. Their playing experience has helped them climb the umpiring ladder very quickly and they both have big futures ahead of them. Ilie still gets a kick occasionally and was featured on the front page of the Port Philip Leader last week promoting the Police v Firemen challenge match at the

Junction Oval at 2pm on July 13. Entry is by Gold Coin donation with all proceeds going to the White Ribbon Foundation. The White Knight believes that some SFLUA members will offi ciate and, no doubt, look after Ilie!Other umpires to reach milestones recently include Glen Emery (fi rst senior game, and fi rst doubleheader on the same day) and Nathan Guy (fi rst Div 1 game). Well done!Congratulations to Ben Priggen who chalked up 100 games on the boundary last week. Ben was joined in his milestone game by two of his mates, Andrew Scott and Jack Thompson. No doubt the three musketeers had a great time together. Ben may well consider following in Scottie’s footsteps and become a fi eld umpire next year. Another boundary who looks ready to make the switch to the centre circle is Anthony Embleton. Instead of hearing about an Embleton’s fi eld umpiring exploits from long ago, we could soon be hearing of current fi eld umpiring achievements in the family.Cai Davies, who graduated from the SFLUA to the VFL Cadet Squad turned twenty one two weeks ago. Evidently, the evening went well until one of our fi eld umpires appeared wearing only a strategically placed (football) sock. The display caused more amusement than offence, although the umpire’s mum and dad, who are at training every Thursday, would not have been pleased about their lad again displaying a little too much!Remember that:“We Bounce, We Blow, The Rules We Know”

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2014 SFL Leading GoaL KICKERSDIVISION 1 RESERVES

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Stefan Feehan Dingley 4 55

Christopher Sharp Bentleigh 2 48

Corey Pearce Clayton 1 29

Bradley Lockhart Chelsea Heights 3 26

Shaun Cotter St Kilda City 0 19

Daniel Knopers Cheltenham 2 18

Joshua Ellis Dingley 0 17

Kane Davidson Dingley 0 16

Amir Banks Bentleigh 2 15

Ben Shaw Cheltenham 0 15

DIVISION 1 SENIORS

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Dean Francis Dingley 7 48

Travis Ridgway St Pauls 5 37

Christopher Graham Cheltenham 3 30

Patrick Nicholls Cheltenham 0 27

Tim Edwards Clayton 0 26

Clinton Johnston East Malvern 0 24

Luke James St Pauls 0 23

Simon Hislop St Kilda City 0 22

Erishmiilan Uthayakumar Chelsea Heights 0 21

Ben Morrison Bentleigh 2 20

DIVISION 2 RESERVES

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Michael Lobb Moorabbin 5 36

Joel Duggan Doveton Eagles 4 31

Matthew Ravenall Mordialloc 0 31

Tom Minton Skye 3 20

Shane Werner Skye 3 19

Dale Kilpatrick Doveton Eagles 2 16

James Keighley Mordialloc 0 14

Christian Lobosco Oakleigh District 3 13

Daniel McConville Skye 4 13

Rohan White Murrumbeena 0 13

DIVISION 2 SENIORS

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Peter Dye Doveton Eagles 2 42

Luke McGuinness Skye 5 39

James Morris Mordialloc 0 36

Matthew Johansson Moorabbin 2 27

Adam Connell Caulfi eld 2 24

David Velardo Highett 2 24

Paul Fermanis Oakleigh District 3 23

Khaled Kandakji Highett 0 22

Sasha Danilovic Highett 0 22

James Pennycuick Mordialloc 0 21

DIVISION 3 RESERVES

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

David Watson Black Rock 10 47

Mark Williams Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 39

Nathan Hampton Hallam 6 33

Douglas Watterson Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 27

Michael Lawrence Dandenong 2 21

Nathanial Welsh Lyndale 0 19

Nicholas Gage Carrum Patterson Lakes 2 19

Richard Brand Sandown 1 18

Cameron Kirkup Mount Waverley 0 17

Troy Lange South Yarra 0 17

DIVISION 3 SENIORS

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

James Gough Mount Waverley 7 64

Thomas Dewar Black Rock 3 44

Trevor March Carrum Patterson Lakes 4 37

Clinton Sheedy Sandown 1 31

Joseph Rickard Mount Waverley 5 31

Shane Peake Endeavour Hills 1 31

Jordan Cellini South Yarra 2 26

Trevor Kumetatitis Lyndale 4 24

Joel Dalton Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 23

Justin Olaman Carrum Patterson Lakes 0 18

THIRDS

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Bradley Dyer Skye 0 57

Matthew McCormick Sandown 8 31

Peter Rizzi Dingley 2 31

Jacob Macgregor Cerberus 0 25

Andrew Puleio Dingley 3 19

Ethan Barclay Cerberus 3 19

Jarred Schafer Cheltenham 1 18

Jason Daniel Cerberus 2 18

Joshua Keyt Dingley 0 18

Nicholas Smith Mount Waverley 7 18

UNDER 19s

PLAYER/CLUBTHIS

WEEKTOTAL

Nicholas Lowrie Bentleigh 1 36

Ryan McConville Skye 5 35

Mason Lambert Clayton 10 32

Vincent Arena Dingley 1 31

Zachary Spencer St Pauls 6 28

Tyson Ross Skye 0 24

Caelin Brooker Dingley 1 22

Bradley Atholwood Bentleigh 1 21

Adam Hume Chelsea Heights 1 16

Timothy Zeler Dingley 0 16

FROM THE PURE WATERS OF TASMANIA

WITHOUT SUPPORT AT GRASSROOTS LEVEL, WHO KNOWS WHERE

THE MOONDOG MAY HAVE ENDED UP

With over $3 million invested since 2008, James Boag’s Draught is an avid supporter of grassroots footy.

Because we know that the best quality products come from the best possible origins.

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