ROUND 1, APRIL 20, 2013 - Ballarat Football League

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ROUND 1, APRIL 20, 2013 

Ballarat v Lake Wendouree - Alfredton Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v Sebastopol - Maddingley Park 

Redan v Melton South - Mars City Oval 

North Ballarat City v East Point - Eureka Stadium (N) 

Sunbury v Darley - Clarke Oval (N)

RED ONION CREATIVE BALLARAT FOOTBALL NETBALL LEAGUE 

- UNITED THROUGH SPORT 

With tough new sanctions to protect players, officials and 

spectators from vilification, the Ballarat FNL is serious about 

creating an environment that welcomes people from all 

backgrounds into Australian football and netball. 

2 | BFNL RECORD 2013 

BALLARAT FOOTBALL LEAGUE 

NETBALL ASSOCIATION

Across the Desk 

Red Onion Creative Ballarat FNL Operations Manager Aaron Nunn 

MANY of you may have noticed that 

colour photo that appears on the inside 

front cover of the Ballarat FNL Footy 

Record. The “No Limits – United through 

Sport” advertising campaign that the 

Ballarat FNL has established is further 

evidence of our commitment to creating 

and maintaining a warm and welcoming 

environment within the Ballarat FNL for 

all players and supporters regardless 

of race, religion, gender or sexual 

orientation. 

In addition to the advertising campaign, 

the Ballarat FNL has introduced new 

vilifi cation By Laws that have come 

into effect for the 2013 season and 

adopted the new AFL Victoria Vilifi cation 

and Discrimination Policy. The new By 

Laws have been designed to show our 

commitment to creating and maintaining 

the above mentioned environment, and 

will send a very strong message that as 

a league we are not willing to accept 

such inappropriate behavior of this type 

at league fi xtures – and that we do not 

want people who may behave in this 

manner at our games. 

The following By Laws have therefore 

been implemented for the 2013 season: 

1) Any registered BFNL player who is 

guilty of racial or religious vilifi cation 

of a BFNL player, offi cial or spectator, 

or abuse based on sexual orientation, 

will incur a minimum of a 4 week 

suspension. This suspension may 

be increased at the discretion of the 

Ballarat FNL Board and/or Ballarat 

Tribunal if they see fi t. 

2) Should a member or supporter of a 

BFNL Club be found guilty of racial or 

religious vilifi cation of a BFNL player, 

offi cial or spectator, or abuse based 

on sexual orientation, the spectator 

will incur a minimum of a 12 week 

suspension from attending BFNL 

fi xtures and his/her Club fi ned an 

amount of no less than $250. This 

suspension may be increased at the 

discretion of the Ballarat FNL Board 

and/or Ballarat Tribunal if they see fi t. 

3) Should a BFNL Club have a 2nd racial 

or religious vilifi cation offence, or a 

2nd offence involving abuse based 

on sexual orientation (across all 

playing grades) the Club will be fi ned 

no less than $500 and this fi ne may 

be increased at the discretion of the 

Ballarat FNL Board and/or Ballarat 

Tribunal if they see fi t. 

4) Should a BFNL Club have a 3rd racial 

or religious vilifi cation offence, or a 

3rd offence involving abuse based on 

sexual orientation (across all playing 

grades), the Club will be fi ned no less 

than $1,000 and may face the loss of 

premiership points from each grade 

of their football and netball sides. 

Further, this fi ne may be increased 

at the discretion of the Ballarat FNL 

Board and/or Ballarat Tribunal if 

they see fi t. In addition, the Club 

will be asked to undertake “Culture 

Awareness Training” for all players 

and members that will be presented 

by a Facilitator appointed by the 

Ballarat FNL. 

BFNL RECORD 2013 | 1


Across the Desk continued... 

In addition to the above, the Ballarat 

FNL is arranging with AFL Victoria 

Country to conduct “BROOS” (Bouncing 

Racism Out Of Sport) training for all 

Ballarat FNL Clubs and their players - 

from Under 10 through to Senior football 

& netball over the course of the 2013 

season. 

The Ballarat FNL will also be conducting 

an “Indigenous & Multicultural Round” 

(Round 6 Saturday June 1st) that will 

promote the leagues commitment to 

creating and maintaining a warm and 

welcoming environment for all players 

and supporters regardless of race, 

religion or sexual orientation. 

It goes without saying that we do hope 

that all Ballarat FNL supporters do assist 

us in ensuring that Ballarat FNL fi xtures 

are free from any form of vilifi cation, and 

that we do create an environment that 

welcomes all players and supporters 

Ballarat Football & Netball League Inc. 

P: (03) 5333 1977 

F: (03) 5333 3408 

Postal: PO Box 586, Ballarat 3353 

Offi ce: 1431 Mair Street, Ballarat 3353 

visit www.bfl.vcfl.com.au 


IN THIS EDITION... 

Weekend Football Review 3 

BFNL Season Launch 5 

GMHBA Rookie Of The Year 7 

A Message from Worksafe 9 

Footy Tipping 2013 15 

Weekend Netball Review 17 

2013 BFNL Ladders 21 

regardless of race, religion, gender or 

sexual orientation. 

Our commitment to providing a safe 

and enjoyable environment for players 

to compete is also supported by the 

league’s Match Review Panel system 

currently in place to support our 

offi ciating Umpires on a weekly basis. 

Our league is extremely fortunate to 

have all Senior games taped on a weekly 

basis and whilst the main purpose for 

taping games is to provide clubs with 

a valuable coaching tool, the additional 

benefi ts of being able to utilize senior 

vision to clean up our competition will 

ensure the general conduct of our 

players is amongst the highest in Country 

Victoria and will assist clubs in the long 

run when recruiting new players to the 

competition. 

Good luck to all, and enjoy your day at 

the Ballarat FNL! 

Club Notes & Team Lists 26-47 

BFNL Seniors Fixture 38 

BFUA Report 49 

BFNLA Netball Report 51 

BFNL Results 53-65 

Footy on your Radio 55 

The Courier Player 

of the Year Award 

71 

BFNL Contact Directory 74 

April 20, 2013

Weekend Football Review 

THE Red Onion Creative Ballarat Football Netball 

League commenced last weekend with three 

games brought forward from later rounds in the 

season to accommodate a “Season Opener” 

round, which brought expected results amongst 

senior ranks. 

Sunbury 18.16.124 def. Melton 8.12.60 

On a day where they unfurled their 2012 

premiership fl ag and were missing fi ve players 

from the side that triumphed so grandly on that 

last day in September, the Lions started off their 

premiership defence in expected style, defeating 

Melton by 64 points. 

After a fi rst half which saw the Bloods more than 

take it up to their highly fancied opponents and 

trail by just 22 points at half time, the premiers 

sauntered away in the second half, with a six 

goal to one third quarter to Sunbury the response 

after a half-time rev-up by coach Rick Horwood. 

Melton hit back in the fi nal quarter to show that 

they will be one of the improvers of 2013, but the 

Lions kicked the last four goals of the match to 

post their 64 point margin. 

For the victors, Brett Chambers was his usual 

sold self in the back half, recruit Andrew Duhau 

showed some promising signs and small forwards 

Xavier Linton and Mathew Medcraft kicked seven 

goals between them for the day. Melton got great 

service out of Nick Gale and Chris Webber, with 

Matthew Notman their only multiple goalkicker 

with two goals in his fi rst game since transferring 

from cross-town rival Melton South 

Sebastopol 11.3.69 lost to Darley 26.11.167 

After their season fi nished after the fi rst round of 

the fi nals series last season, Rod McPherson’s 

Darley signalled that they are looking to make 

amends in 2013 with a thumping 98 point season 

opening victory against a hapless Sebastopol last 

weekend. 

In much the same fashion as Sunbury did against 

Melton, the Devils pulled away strongly after half 

time, registering 16 second-half goals to just 

fi ve from the Burras to start their season off in 

sensational fashion ahead of a mouth-watering 

clash against reigning premiers Sunbury this 

weekend. 

With seven multiple goalkickers, headed by 

fi ve goals from superstar Jake Edwards and 

touches of class around the ground from 

Shane Page, Dane Grenfall and Brad Inglis, the 

Devils responded to a half-time call from coach 

McPherson to “play smarter” and lifted their 

game up a cog after half time. 

Sebastopol found great service from new recruit 

Stephen Keillier, plus three goals from each of 

Michael Powell, Ben Trew and Brad Carrigg 

Melton South 15.14.104 

def. Bacchus Marsh 11.15.81 

In a clash under lights between two clubs 

expected to be amongst those fi ghting for a 

place amongst the bottom rungs of the top six 

this season, a bout of wayward kicking in the 

opening quarter by Bacchus Marsh cost them 

any chance of an opening week victory, with 

Melton South claiming a 23 point win in their 

showdown at Melton Recreation Reserve last 

Saturday night. 

With their seven scoring shots in the opening 

quarter all missing the two main sticks, Doug 

Hawkins’ young Cobras were forced to play 

catch-up football from there on, and couldn’t 

bridge the gap between themselves and the 

Panthers despite some impressive performances 

from their younger players. 

Four goals from new Melton South coach, 

and reigning Tony Lockett Medallist, Mathew 

Sutton and four from Rex Hickman were the 

shining lights up forward for the Panthers in an 

impressive display, with recruit Dion Lawson and 

Johnathon Doran starring on the night. 

Bacchus Marsh lost tall forward Adam Skrobolak 

in the opening contest of the night through a 

hamstring injury which left them depleted up 

forward for the rest of the match. Michael Suban 

was fantastic with two goals in his return from 

injury, skipper Tyson Shea was his usual effi cient 

self and Declan Phyland and Charlton Butt were 

also amongst the Cobras’ best. 



4 | BFNL RECORD 2013

BFNL Season Launch Review 

THE Red Onion Creative Ballarat Football & Netball 

League held it’s annual Season Launch on the eve 

of the fi rst bounce and whistle for the season last 

Friday night at Maddingley Park, Bacchus Marsh. 

Sponsored by Telstra Countrywide, the night offered 

both Season Launch guests and the Bacchus 

Marsh public the chance to see what a home 

powered by the new National Broadband Network 

through Telstra’s innovative on-line products would 

look like, as well as meeting Telstra ambassador 

and Collingwood cult hero Dale Thomas whilst 

Auskick exhibition games were being played by the 

Darley Junior Football Club. 

Thomas and Telstra Countrywide Area Manager 

Bill Mundy later addressed the crowd of BFNL club 

representatives, board members, staff, sponsors 

and invited dignitaries, chatting both about the 

benefi ts of Telstra’s connection to the NBN as well 

as some footy talk ahead of Thomas’s fi rst game for 

the season. 

The keynote speaker on the night was Thomas’s 

team-mate, and Collingwood premiership captain 

Nick Maxwell, who gave an enthralling talk on 

his early football career and the obstacles he 

faced in reaching AFL ranks, and also answered 

questions from the one hundred strong audience in 

attendance on the night. 

The North Melbourne football club were also 

represented on the night through current rookielisted 

player Cam Richardson, a former North 

Ballarat City junior, and Performance Analyst 

Manager Jason Lappin, who was interviewed by 

BFNL Media, Marketing & Events Manager Shaun 

Kelly to commence the evening. 

In his role as master of ceremonies for the night, 

Kelly also conducted interviews with several BFNL 

football and netball coaches. First-year senior 

coaches Doug Hawkins (Bacchus Marsh) and 

Matthew Sutton (Melton South) previewed their 

season and their Season Opener clash held on the 

next night, and Lake Wendouree’s Gavin Webb also 

gave the audience an insight into how the Lakers 

will fare in season 2013. 

On the netball side of things, new Sebastopol coach 

Georgia Cann spoke passionately about wanting to 

turn around the fortunes of the Burras, as well as the 

BFNL’s Central Highlands Regional State Leaguewinning 

Open netball team of which she was an 

integral part. Lake Wendouree coach Sally McLean 

also spoke about the new challenges the Lakers 

face this year after turning over half of their A Grade 

list over the summer. 

Maureen Tayler, the Managing Director of BFNL 

Naming Rights Partner Red Onion Creative, AFL 

Victoria Chief Operating Offi cer Steven Reaper and 

the Honorable Catherine King, Ballarat’s Member of 

Parliament and a Gillard government Minister, also 

addressed the audience on the night. 

The Bacchus Marsh FNC played a big part in the 

success of the night, and Bacchus Marsh FNC 

president Pat Mullen and his team are owed a great 

deal of thanks for their role in hosting the evening 

and ensuring guests were well fed and watered. 




GMHBA Rookie of the Week Ash Simpson (Ballarat) 

1. Name: Ash Simpson. 

2. Club: Ballarat Swans. 

3. Occupation: Plumber. 

4. Age: 21. 

5. What do you remember about your fi rst 

senior game: We got destroyed. 

6. Who do you look up to most at the club 

and why: Briony Henderson, she cooks 

some seriously deliscious dinners. 

7. Name a sports person you admire and 

why: Robert Harvey, he always found a way 

to be the best. 

8. Football achievements: 

9. Would you like to coach one day: 

Yes, but just the younger age groups. 

10. Hardest apponent played against 

11. Hardest worker at training: 

Nathan Patrikeos. 

12. Match day superstitions: I don’t brush my 

teeth before the game. 




Message from Worksafe AFL Victoria Country 

THIS weekend marks the fi rst WorkSafe Game 

of the Month for season 2013. 

To kick off the 10th year that these wonderful 

events have been held, Essendon legend 

Terry Daniher will travel up the Calder for the 

big Bendigo league clash between South 

Bendigo and Sandhurst. 

Daniher and Hawthorn champion Peter 

Knights will alternate as the guest speakers 

this season as the tradition of the WorkSafe 

Game of the Month continues at seven new 

destinations. 

Both are legends of the game and fascinating 

to listen to as they reminisce about their glory 

days and give their opinions on current football 

issues. 

Daniher played 313 games of VFL / AFL 

football in a decorated career spanning 16 

seasons. The oldest of four brothers to play 

for the Bombers, Daniher lead the club to two 

premiership in a 5-year stint as captain and 

was named in the club’s Team of the Century. 

Knights is also a Team of the Century member 

at Hawthorn, winning the club’s Best & Fairest 

in 1975 and 1978. He played 264 matches in a 

golden era that yielded premierships in 1976, 

1978 and 1983. 

The WorkSafe Game of the Month was fi rst 

introduced in 2003 and in a highly successful 

10-year period they have visited more than 

60 football communities around Victoria and 

southern NSW, promoting the importance of 

workplace safety to all communities. 

The events facilitated by AFL Victoria Country 

allow WorkSafe to develop better relationships 

with local businesses and people, which 

provides an avenue to further communicate 

their important message to a specifi c 

audience. 

The games also help increase the exposure 

of country football throughout rural and 

regional Victoria, and highlight the quality and 

excitement that country football provides. 

The WorkSafe Game of the Month will visit 

every corner of the state this season with 

matches scheduled in Bendigo, Geelong, 

Jeparit, Alvie, Neerim Neerim South, Picola 

and Benalla. 

The events will again include the opportunity 

for country supporters to receive a free 

comprehensive health check courtesy of 

WorkHealth at the match. 

All supporters are encouraged to attend 

a game and come see the nurses at the 

WorkHealth marquee and book in for health 

check. 

In just 15 minutes you will receive a personal 

scorecard on your health which could be the 

most important 15 minutes you spend this 

year. 

Full schedule for WorkSafe Games of the 

Month: 

Saturday April 20: 

South Bendigo v Sandhurst at South 

Bendigo. Guest speaker: Terry Daniher 

Sunday May 5, 

Geelong West-St Peters v Grovedale at 

Geelong West. 

Guest speaker: Peter Knights 

Saturday May 11, 

Jeparit-Rainbow v Hopetoun at Jeparit. 

Guest speaker Terry Daniher 

Sunday June 23, 

Neerim-Neerim South v Ellinbank at Neerim 

Neerim South. Guest speaker: Peter Knights 

Sunday July 21, 

Alvie v Irrewarra-Beeac at Alvie. 


Sunday August 4, 

Picola United v Yarroweyeh at Picola. 

Guest speaker: Terry Daniher 

Saturday August 17, 

Benalla All Blacks v Tatong at Bennalla. 





Saturday and Sunday of the season, updated as they happen. 




BFNL win Regional State League Netball 

THE Ballarat FNL are the inaugural Central 

Highlands Regional State League netball premiers, 

defeating Eureka in the competition’s Grand Final at 

Wendouree Netball Centre on Sunday 24th March. 

After losing their opening Regional State League 

game, the BFNL team didn’t miss a beat from then 

on, winning their remaining fi ve home-and-away 

games and a semi fi nal against the Maryborough 

& Castlemaine District FNL before ending the 

Cinderella run of inter-town rivals Eureka with their 

convincing 52-31 win in the decider. 

The lead-in to the Grand Final wasn’t without it’s 

hiccups though, with star defender Erin RIley, who 

was named in the RSL All-Star team and shared the 

BFNL’s Best & Fairest award for the tournament with 

captain Emma Burton, badly injuring her left arm 

in a practice match for her club side, Redan, in the 

week leading up to the Grand Final. 

Riley’s absence forced a re-shuffl e of the line-up 

with Lake Wendouree’s Mel Allen, who had seen 

most of her Regional State League action in attack, 

starting in Riley’s place at goal keeper beside 

Lakers team-mates Burton at goal defence and 

Molly Boyle at wing defence. 

The BFNL side started slowly with Eureka scoring 

three of the game’s opening four goals. Despite 

only having won one home-and-away game for the 

RSL tournament, Eureka had pushed the BFNL in 

both of their previous encounters and had produced 

the upset of the tournament with their semi-fi nal 

win over the highly fancied Wimmera Netball 

Association, and, as she commented in the lead-up 

to the Grand Final, BFNL coach Kate McMahon 

was very much expecting Eureka to come out with a 

“nothing to lose” mentality. 

“The sheer lack of fear that [Eureka] have I feel 

gives them the upper hand and makes them an 

extremely dangerous opposition”, McMahon 

commented late last week. 

She needn’t have worried though, as once her 

team settled down, they quickly erased the defi cit 

and took complete control of the game. Mel Allen 

quickly asserted her authority in the defensive half 

and used her height and reach to alter the course of 

many of Eureka’s shots on goal, Stacey McCartin, 

Molly Boyle and center court player Hollie Frew 

worked tirelessly to move the ball down the court 

and Georgia Cann and Suzy Dalmau fi nished off 

their work. 

Cann, in particular, was automatic in front of the 

net. She converted all of her sixteen fi rst-half 

shots on goal, and it wasn’t until the fi fteen-minute 

mark of the third quarter that she missed her fi rst 

shot on goal. Cann has been referred to as a “big 

game player” throughout the RSL tournament, and 

showed exactly why in the Grand Final. Her voice on 

court and calm demeanour must be a boost for her 

teammates, and both were on display in the Grand 

Final. 

The BFNL had opened up an eight-goal gap at the 

quarter-time break, which had extended to thirteen 

goals by half-time. When the BFNL scored the fi rst 

three goals of the quarter to double Eureka’s score, 

the game was all but over from that point onwards. 

The BFNL increased their margin to seventeen 

goals at the fi nal break, and fi nished the game with 

a twenty-one goal advantage in a dominant display. 

McCartin was deservedly awarded the Netball 

Victoria Best on Court Medal, although a case for 

Cann and Allen’s claims to this medal could also 

certainly be argued. Both McCartin and Cann, 

along with defenders Emma Burton and Erin Riley, 

were named in the RSL All-Star Side, and Burton 

and McCartin were fi nalists for the Netball Victoria 

RSL Most Valuable Player award, which was won by 

Wimmera’s Zoe Heard. 

The BFNL team has now earnt the right to compete 

in the Premier’s Challenge tournament, a roundrobin 

tournament to be held at Melbourne’s State 

Netball & Hockey Centre on Sunday 5th May. The 

BFNL will play against the winners from the other 

Regional State League regions - Eastern, Goulburn/ 

North East and Western - with the teams placed fi rst 

and second to progress to the fi nal, which will be 

played at HiSense Arena that night as a prelude to 

the ANZ Championship match between Melbourne 

Vixens and Central Pulse. 







Weekend Netball Review 

WHILST it was very much a “soft opening”, 

with only six of the eleven teams in action, the 

Red Onion Creative Ballarat Football Netball 

League opened for 2013 last weekend, and 

netball’s fi rst whistle was a sweet sound for all 

of those who have put in countless hours over 

the off-season to prepare their clubs for this 

season. Let’s have a look at how the season 

opening round of the Gull and Co. A Grade 

Netball competition panned out. 

Sunbury 29 lost to Melton 40 

The new-look Sunbury team, coached this 

season by Kim Bailey, who made her name 

in the netball ranks of the Riddell District FNL, 

was out-classed in their fi rst game together by 

a solid Melton side intent on going one step 

further than last season’s Grand Final loss to 

Lake Wendouree. The Lions got to within four 

goals at the fi nal change after a slow start, but 

the class of the Bloods shone through at the 

end. Melton’s Brooke Thompson, co-winner 

of the 2012 BFNL A Grade Best & Fairest, 

and Lauren Burns, who was playing in an 

unfamiliar defensive position, stood out - with 

Burns in particular earning public praise for 

her game in the press throughout the week. 

Many Sunbury players had their fi rst taste of 

BFNL action, including Rebecca Locker, a 

multiple-time Riddell District FNL Team of the 

Year defender, and will be, in an old horse 

racing parlance, “better for the run” as they 

look towards a big game against Darley today. 

Melton South 34 lost to Bacchus Marsh 50 

An 18 goal to seven third quarter was the key 

to victory for Bacchus Marsh in their season 

opening game against a gallant Melton South, 

after only one goal separated the two sides at 

half time. In fact, with 29 goals to 12 overall 

after half time, the Cobras quite dominated 

the second half of this game. Susan Dalmau, 

the 2012 leading goalscorer who has had a 

solid off-season preparation with the BFNL’s 

premiership winning Central Highlands 

Regional State League side, shot 32 of the 

Cobras 50 goals from only 36 shots on the 

day, and was well supported by centre court 

player Olivia Phyland and goal defence Amy 

Reynolds. Danielle Robertson and Katrina 

Mullumby were amongst Melton South’s best 

players, with Monique Clark, who starred for 

the BFNL’s 17 and Under side in the Central 

Highlands Regional State League competition, 

lining up in defence for her fi rst senior game. 

Sebastopol 21 lost to Darley 42 

As was the habit in the BFNL’s opening 

weekend, a blast of third quarter dominance 

put this game in the bag - in this case, it 

was a thirteen goal to six outburst by Darley 

against a Sebastopol team that showed that 

the struggles of their past may be well and 

truly behind them. Only six goals seperated 

the two teams at half time, before the Devils’ 

strong third quarter set the foundation for their 

eventual 21 goal victory. Elyce Carlyle (29 

goals) and Sarah Thompson (13 goals) did a 

fantastic job of sharing the load in the forward 

arc, with Alix Ferri ultra-impressive as well for 

the Devils. Former Ballarat Pride captain and 

now Sebastopol coach Georgia Cann shot 15 

of her side’s 21 goals, and was well supported 

by her siste Adrianna in defence and Prue 

Scott at wing attack. 

This weekend sees an exciting full round of 

BFNL netball action, with some of the more 

intriguing stories in netball across the offseason 

- how will Lake Wendouree cope 

with so many losses to their A Grade netball 

side from last season, how will Redan cope 

defensively with the permanent loss of star 

Sally Riley and the temporary loss (through 

injury) of rising star Erin Riley, and how 

will North Ballarat City cope with their tag 

as instant favourites with Stacey and Gina 

McCartin joining the side this season? 




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Player Profile Jack Romeril (East Point) 

1. Name: Jack Romeril 

2. Club: East Point Football Netball Club 

3. Occupation: Uni Student 

4. Age: 18 

5. What do you remember about your fi rst 

senior game: Singing song after close win 

over Melton South 

6. Who do you look up to most at the club 

and why: Jase Delaney - Work Ethic 

7. Name a sports person you admire and 

why: Chris Judd - Leadership 

8. Football achievements: St Pats Herald Sun 

Shield 2012 

9. Would you like to coach one day: Unsure 

10. Hardest apponent played against: 

Brad Crouch 

11. Hardest worker at training: Jase Delaney 

12. Match day superstitions: 2 pairs of socks 



Phone: 5331 2222 

Address: 632 Sturt Street, Ballarat, VIC 3350 

Web: http://www.gullco.com.au/ 

Email: info@gullco.com.au 

20 | BFNL RECORD 2013

2013 BFNL Football Ladders 

2013 TOOHEYS SENIOR LADDER 

TEAM P W L D B F A % PTS 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 167 69 242.03 4 

Sunbury 1 1 0 0 0 124 60 206.67 4 

Melton South 1 1 0 0 0 104 81 128.40 4 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 1 0 0 81 104 77.88 0 

Melton 1 0 1 0 0 60 124 48.39 0 

Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 69 167 41.32 0 

East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

North Ballarat City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

Ballarat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

Lake Wendouree 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

2013 B&M TRUCK PARTS RESERVES LADDER 


Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 92 44 209.09 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 82 69 118.84 4 

Melton 1 1 0 0 0 74 66 112.12 4 

Sunbury 1 0 1 0 0 66 74 89.19 0 

Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 69 82 84.15 0 

Melton South 1 0 1 0 0 44 92 47.83 0 




East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 

2013 BALLARAT TOYOTA UNDER 18.5 LADDER 


Darley 1 1 0 0 0 80 49 163.27 4 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 87 65 133.85 4 

Sunbury 1 1 0 0 0 68 55 123.64 4 

Melton 1 0 1 0 0 55 68 80.88 0 

Melton South 1 0 1 0 0 65 87 74.71 0 

Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 49 80 61.25 0 


Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 


East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 





2013 BFNL Gull & Co Netball Ladders 

SENIORS P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Darley 1 1 0 0 42 21 4 4.00 200.00 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 50 34 4 4.00 147.06 

Melton 1 1 0 0 40 29 4 4.00 137.93 

Sunbury 1 0 0 1 29 40 0 0.00 72.50 

Melton South 1 0 0 1 34 50 0 0.00 68.00 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 21 42 0 0.00 50.00 

Ballarat 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

Lake Wendouree 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

North Ballarat City 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

RESERVES P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Darley 1 1 0 0 35 17 4 4.00 205.88 

Melton 1 1 0 0 29 18 4 4.00 161.11 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 33 21 4 4.00 157.14 

Melton South 1 0 0 1 21 33 0 0.00 63.64 

Sunbury 1 0 0 1 18 29 0 0.00 62.07 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 17 35 0 0.00 48.57 


East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 



Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

C GRADE P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Darley 1 1 0 0 30 16 4 4.00 187.50 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 31 18 4 4.00 172.22 

Melton 1 1 0 0 36 26 4 4.00 138.46 

Sunbury 1 0 0 1 26 36 0 0.00 72.22 

Melton South 1 0 0 1 18 31 0 0.00 58.06 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 16 30 0 0.00 53.33 


East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 



Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 

U/18.5s P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Darley 1 1 0 0 35 16 4 4.00 218.75 

Melton 1 1 0 0 41 19 4 4.00 215.79 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 24 16 4 4.00 150.00 

Melton South 1 0 0 1 16 24 0 0.00 66.67 

Sunbury 1 0 0 1 19 41 0 0.00 46.34 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 16 35 0 0.00 45.71 


East Point 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 



Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0.00 




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Ballarat Swans Chatter 

To all our Members, Supporters and 

Sponsors welcome to the 2013 Season. It 

doesn’t seem that long ago that the fi nal 

siren ended the Ballarat Swans 2012 season. 

This season the Swans welcome new 

appointments to all senior coaching 

positions. The seniors will be coached by 

Ash Baker who needs no introduction as his 

credentials are well known in football circles. 

Daniel Smith recruited from the Goulbourn 

Valley League will take on the role as playing 

coach of the reserves and Jamie Gepp 

stepping up from the Junior body will coach 

the U/18.5. We wish you all the best for the 

2013 season. 

FOOTBALL: The Ballarat Swans kick of the 

season playing hosts to the ‘Lakers’ who in 

the past have always proved to be a diffi cult 

side to beat. Today will be no exception and 

a tough game is insured. 


NETBALL: The Ballarat Swans Netballers 

will open their season against the highly 

regarded Lake Wendouree girls. There are 

a lot of new faces in the Swannies line up 

throughout all grades and hopefully will 

prove successful throughout the season. 

This season we welcome the appointments 

of Katie Lindkvist (Senior & U/18.5 Coach), 

Andrea Van Rossum (Reserves), Deb 

Morrish (C Grade). Congratulations and all 

the best to your respective teams for 2013. 

AROUND THE CLUB: Kate our resident 

Chef returns for a new season of culinary 

expertise so after the game join us in the 

Sports Club for a drink and stay and enjoy a 

delicious meal from Kate’s extensive menu. 

To all our Members, Supporters, Sponsors 

and Guests the Ballarat Swans hope you 

enjoy a great day at the Football and Netball. 

GO SWANNIES

Lake Wendouree Lakers Notes 

Round one in the Ballarat Football has fi nally 

come around!!! This weekend we head 

to Alfredton Oval to take on the Ballarat 

Swans! 

After a lot of hard work both on and off 

the fi eld to get everyone ready for Round 

one a lot of people need to be thanked for 

their hard work. From our new President 

Dave Clifton and our new committee right 

through to our footballers and netballers 

and also our junior club who kicked off their 

campaign last week and did a great job! 

After a long pre-season in both football and 

netball all players can’t wait to get out there 

and play. 

Senior coach Gavin Webb has had the 

boys training hard and also 3 good practice 

matches. 

Senior Netball Coach Sally Mclean has only 

had the one major hit out but said the girls 

are all raring to go! 

After the game we expect all supporter 

players and coaches to head into the 

Ballarat rooms after the game to have a 

drink and mingle with the opposition. 

After this we hope again to see Supporters 

players and coaches at the “Lake View 

Hotel” for a drink and a meal. 

Important that everyone at the club to gets 

to the Lake view hotel because they have 

been a very good loyal sponsor to the Lake 

Wendouree Football Netball Club and this is 

a good way for us to say thanks. 

Good luck to everyone this week and GO 

LAKERS!!! 



Ballarat 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Daniel Chant 

2 Aaron Nunn 

4 Matthew Dawson 

5 Mark Nunn 

6 Joshua Crawford 

7 Nick Garner 

8 Alex Stepnell 

9 Sam Caldow 

10 Stuart Baker 

11 Braeden Deary 

12 Zane Ross 

13 Ashley Simpson 

14 Jayden Cordy 

15 Nathan Patriekos 

16 Damian Larkin 

17 Ashley Ilsley 

18 Nigel Otto 

19 Jacob Werts 

20 Nick O’Farrell 

21 Mark Cunningham 

22 Christopher Proctor 

23 James Quayle 

24 Brandon Walsh 

25 Edward Crimmins 

26 Travis Hoyle 

27 Ash Baker (C) 

28 Daniel Smith 

29 Jason Payne 

30 James Lukich 

31 James Mead 

32 Mitch Rodd 

33 Isaac Manley 

34 Shane Moore 

35 Joe Otto 

36 Christopher Howgate 

37 Joshua Boon 

38 Daniel Kennedy 

39 Sam O’Brien 

40 Shane Pongho 

41 Daniel Hobbs 

42 Thomas Quick 

44 Ben Swanson 

45 Mitchell Graham 

46 Will Corbett 

47 Lachlan Pickering 

48 Zac Pullman 

49 Chris Eagan 

50 Ross Thompson 

51 Brad Martin 

52 Harry Peoples 

53 David O’Neil 

54 Jake Pregnell 

55 Bradey Allen 

56 Brendan Moore 

77 Luke Brennan 


U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Sam Cosgriff 

2 Thomas Mooney 

3 Sam Frawley 

4 Nick Willowhite 

5 Hayden Hughes 

6 Phil Vivian 

7 Elliot Gepp 

8 Jack Blackburn 

9 Tyler Constable 

10 Angus McDonough 

11 Matthew Tunbridge 

12 Lane Sharrock 

13 Scott Robson 

14 Tom Constable 

15 Samuel Hodgetts 

16 Brad Ryan 

17 Chris Britten 

18 Jayson Hines 

19 Brandon Schmidt 

20 Jesse Nicholls 

21 Daniel Martelli 

22 Lewis Moore 

23 Dylan Reece 

24 Nathan Patrikeos 

25 Todd Shalders 

26 Matthew Bourke 

27 Josh Attwood 

28 Jacob Willowhite 

29 Josh Benfi eld 

30 Edon Marsden 

31 Geordie Lukich 

32 Aidan Thompson 

33 Kieran Wynne 

34 Callum Lennecke 

35 Gary Brimblecombe 

36 Andrew Dickerson 

37 Tom Smith 

38 Connor Watson 

SENIORS COACH: Ash Baker 

RESERVES COACH: Daniel Smith 

U/18.5 COACH: Jamie Gepp 

U/18.5 NETBALL 

POS. PLAYER 

GK Abby Wiltshire 

GD Maddi Quayle 

WD Nadia Domaschenz 

C Jaimee Mathieson 

WA Sami Lindkvist 

GA Ellen Werts 

GS Bethany Van Rossum 

SUB Sophie Thomas 

SUB Leah Ilsley 

SUB Eloise Lund 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Katie Lindkvist 

CAPT Maddi Quayle 

NETBALL SENIORS 

POS. PLAYER 

GK Jessica Luke 

GD Katie Lindkvist 

WD Katie Baldwin 

C Abby Roberts 

WA Lou Conway 

GA Hayley Fidler 

GS Kelly O'Neill 

SUB Kayla Wilson 

SUB Alex Doran 

SUB Maddi Quayle 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Katie Lindkvist 

CAPT Kelly O'Neill 

NETBALL RESERVES 

POS. PLAYER 

GK Claire Hewson 

GD Tara Domaschenz 

WD Jess Wallis 

C Erin Ross 

WA Biony Henderson 

GA Abby Byrne 

GS Jessica Van Rossum 

SUB Alex Downes 

SUB Ellie Derrick 

SUB Claire Hockey 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Andrea Van Rossum 

CAPT Briony Henderson 

C GRADE NETBALL 

POS. PLAYER 

GK Lisa Wood 

GD Emma Quayle 

WD Sarah Drew 

C Hayley Marie 

WA Sally Karmouche 

GA Kate Drew 

GS Blair Burke 

SUB Ellen Stapleton 

SUB Channelle Jenkins 

SUB Alannah Holloway 

SUB Kate McCubbin 

SUB 

COACH Deb Morrish 

CAPT Lisa Wood 

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

SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

Lake Wendouree 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Ben Smith 

2 Andrew Pitson 

3 Sam Clifton 

4 Nick Aringo 

5 Claye Kelson 

6 Ben Hayes 

7 Mathew Battistello 

8 Lincoln Barnes 

9 Paul Borchers 

10 Chris Madden 

11 Michael Madden 

12 Angus Kirby 

13 James Clough 

14 Charles Edmonston 

15 Isaac Kirby 

16 Nick Clifton 

17 Matthew Tuminello 

18 Michael Britt 

19 Joe Black 

20 Caide Robertson 

21 Brent Olszewski 

22 Daniel Gray 

23 Mitch Browne 

24 Scott Carey 

25 Mitch Murray 

26 Mitch Robertson 

27 Nick Netherway 

28 Dan Wehrung 

29 Gavin Webb 

30 Tim Malone 

31 Joel Leman 

32 James Nicholls 

33 Hugh Herben 

34 Brock Orval 

35 Michael Emerson-Jones 

36 Joel Montgomery 

37 Daniel Mahony 

38 Nathan Ross 

39 Brayden Netherway 

40 Lachie Wood 

41 James Mcervale 

42 Campbell Ackland 

43 Chace Struth 

44 Matt Beaumont 

45 John Foster 

46 Josh Gilbert 

47 James Westbrook 

48 Cameron Sudholz 

49 Tim Weaver 

50 Tanner Robertson 

51 Darcy Dalton 

52 Sam Phillips 

59 Andrew Cartledge 

60 Brendon Gilbert 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Brett Cook 

2 Sam Le Lievre 

3 Jordan Payne 

4 Alex Brown 

5 Ben Lockhart 

6 Dom Silwa 

7 Jack Salau 

8 Matt treweek 

9 MatthewMaher 

10 Eamon Mc Cuskey 

11 Mitch Ryan 

12 Tom Miles 

13 Blake Davis 

15 Conor Mc Cuskey 

17 Sam Hadley 

18 Matt Lange 

19 Ryan Collier 

20 Lane Buckwell 

21 Jaykob Lench 

22 Alex Parrot 

23 Charles Cook 

24 Andrew Castles 

25 Lachlan Isbister 

26 Jack Mcgrath 

27 Lachie Dodd 

28 Daniel Butler 

29 Pat tansey 

30 Liam Edwards 

31 Jack O'Brien 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jordan McKay 

GD Chloe Reese 

WD Bec Wallis 

C Abbey Boyle 

WA Ellie O'Connell 

GA Nina Cowie 

GS Emily Atkins 

SUB Zoe Burrows 

SUB Pip Wheaton 

COACH 

CAPT 

Katie Lee 

SENIORS COACH: Gavin Webb 

RESERVES COACH: Chris Anderson 

U/18.5 COACH: Andrew Hadley 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Molly Boyle 

GD Emma Burton 

WD Kara Hart 

C Tracie Kaye 

WA Jacquie James 

GA Mel Allen 

GS Courtney Mclean 

SUB Jacqui Clifton 

SUB Maddi Wallis 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Sally Mclean 

CAPT Sally Mclean 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Natalie Wilkinson 

GD Dani Masters 

WD Jess Baxter 

C Madison Davis 

WA Trudy Hawker 

GA Claire Hughes 

GS Lauren Richardson 

SUB Jane Stephen 

SUB Eleanor Toohey 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Kirtsy Walsh 

CAPT Sally Mclean 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Steff Maher 

GD Ashlee Taylor 

WD Vicki Carr 

C Sam Gilbert 

WA Katie Lee 

GA Karlie Parker 

GS Leesa Gilbert 

SUB Kate Johnstone 

SUB Sarah Nelson 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Mel Allen 

CAPT 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



Bacchus Marsh Cobra Chatter 

Last Friday night saw the launch of the BFL season at Maddingley Park. 

With this came the Telstra Broadband Information truck which enabled 

people to view the full potential of the National Broadband Network. Many 

thanks to Liz Phyland and her team for the catering and also the junior 

members who provided exemplary service to all guests. 

Saturday saw us travel down the road to Melton South for our fi rst night 

game of the season. Chris Griffi th steered our Under 18’s to a hard fought 

win and our boys, led by Ricky Hawkins, were hard at the ball all day. This 

year the U18’s are mainly fi rst year players therefore it was pleasing to see 

the great leadership from the second year players. We also thank the U16 

players who willingly stepped up to help out on the day - Jake Gledhill, 

Tyler Munro, Brady Roberts and Jake Snowling. A fantastic win for Chris 

and the boys. 

Our Reserves Coach Rick Millar had his fi rst problem for the season, 

which is a great sign for our club moving forward and that was to choose 

from 27 players. The team that took to the fi eld had another tough game 

and with the rain it made conditions diffi cult. Rick has in past seasons had 

to pull on the socks and be a playing coach so I think he may be enjoying 

the side lines and concentrating on his coaching skills. Again it was great 

to see the return of some old Cobra players Josh Robson, Kane Mallia 

and Scott Christie to name a few. With many players on top of their game 

senior selection for some is just around the corner. 

Our senior boys showed signs of nerves in the fi rst quarter including the 

coach. Adam Skrobalak pulled a hamstring in the minute of the match 

which hurt our side and the boys kicking 7 points in the fi rst quarter made 

it a rough start, but we started to settle in after that. Great to see Mike 

Suban back at the club and Rhys McNay has returned from overseas. 

Doug is optimistic following our fi rst hit out and believes this group of 

players will develop quickly and be a team that improves fast. 

With a later start than normal due to the night footy our netball girls had a 

fantastic day winning all four games. The Under 18.5 started the day with 


a fantastic fi rst quarter and this set up a great win 24-16 with best players 

Gaby Mayne, Jaimee Walsh, and Jaleesa Morris. C Grade continued the 

trend with a 31 - 18 win starting the year in great fashion with the skipper 

Sarah “Googs” McGuigan showing the way and new players Tricinda 

Lonie and Leonie Earl having a great start. B Grade had to struggle early 

and Melton South took it right up to the girls but in the second half they 

pulled away for a good win 34-21 with new recruit Jacquie McHenry 

playing a great game fi rst up with Linda Powell who is back after 12 

months in the sun. A Grade had a scratchy start to the season and Melton 

South was dominant early and led by two goals at half time. However, 

after that, it all started to fl ow back and the girls won 50 - 34 with best 

players being Stacey Jeffrey, Liv Phyland, and Jenni Lawford. A big thank 

you to Mysie who coached A, B & C’s for the day and Loz who coached 

the unders. 

This week we take on Sebastopol at home, and with Maddingley Park 

in tip top condition after some off season maintenance work, we look 

forward to resuming our rivalry with the Burras. 

Memberships: Supporters are encouraged to help the club by purchasing 

a membership for season 2013. A range of membership options are 

available – please refer to our website (www.bmfnc.com.au) for contact 

details. 

Social News: Meals are available in the clubrooms on Thursday nights – 

bar opens at 6:00 pm. All supporters are welcome to attend for a great 

meal and a refreshing drink while they listen to team selections. 

Our fi rst social function for the year is a Hollywood Cocktail Party 

TONIGHT at the clubrooms starting at 7:30 pm. 

Other dates to keep in mind: Saturday, June 01: Brendan Fevola playing 

for Bacchus Marsh (marquee packages available – for details visit our 

Facebook page). Friday, June 14: Mid Year Ball at Shire Hall 

Go Cobras!

Sebastopol Burras Bullentin 

Today we travel down the highway for the fi rst time this year to 

take on Bacchus Marsh, with plenty at stake for all involved it 

looks like 3 very tight games of football coming up. 

Football: Last week the seniors were over run by a strong 

Darley side in the second half and although the gap on the 

scoreboard was fairly large there was a lot of positive signs in 

the fi rst half to indicate there was better times ahead, Steven 

Kellier and Brad Carrigg showed good signs when given the 

chance and Ben Trew was good around the forward line as 

well. 

The seconds played some fantastic football all throughout 

the game and were just beaten by 13 points by last years 

runners up in a very good effort, some of the better players 

James Blackwell, Jacob Branch and Luke Parker doing 

themselves no harm by playing well and putting pressure on 

players above to perform. 

Although undermanned the U18 boys played well throughout 

the day with the underlying factor being no interchange 

players available to use and tiredness eventually caught 

up resulting in a 5 goal loss however with several players 

returning this week it looks to be a much stronger outfi t hitting 

the fi eld. 

Netball: While only the U12s managed to get a win on the 

board and all other teams suffering a loss the improvement 

is very noticible from the girls, all teams proved to be very 

competitive throughout and with a few key players returning 

this week it is only a matter of time before the girls start 

posting some good wins in the future. 

Socially: What a great day and night off the fi eld for the Burra, 

With a double header against Darly being played, the kids 

had the opportunity to venture over between the 2 grounds 

and either jump in the jumping castle, climb the rock wall or 

get their faces painted, all of this provided by the club and 

the smiles from both the Sebas and Darley kids showed 

that a great family day was had by all, many thanks to all the 

people involved to make the event a success. 

So after the great day the season launch got under way at 

the club rooms with a bucking bull being set up and many 

families coming along to continue the enjoyment, with around 

100 people taking the chance to ride the bull there were 

plenty of laughs and spills for all, the highlight of the night 

being Nick Owens ride which resulted in a trophy for his 

effort. 

After today’s games please make sure that you drop in to 

Battlers Tavern on the way home for a quick drink or some 

food at the bistro and support those who support us. 

Finally we welcome some of our other sponsors in 2013, 

Whiltshire Takeaway, Doherty And Clark Tyres, Whitfords 

Waste Management and Hydrautech and thank them for their 

continuing support. “Go Burra” 



SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Mike Suban 

2 Abe Kur 

3 Alec Del Papa 

4 Trevor Hilton 

5 Adam Skrobalak 

6 Mitch Wilson 

7 Leigh Wilson 

8 Daniel Bonnicci 

9 Daniel Velden 

10 Matt Denham 

12 Logan Blundell 

13 Nick Mazzeni 

14 Tyson Shea (C) 

15 Coby Millar 

16 Ben Velden 

17 Ethan Tibbles 

18 Chris Suban 

19 Matt Whittle 

21 Declan Phylan 

23 Ash Whittle 

24 Alex Sweet 

25 Ben Hicks 

26 Matt Muscat 

28 Tristan Simons 

29 Charlton Butt 

30 Todd Delahey 

31 Lachlan Phyland 

32 Thomas Mullen 

33 Scott Howson 

34 Jan Leman 

35 Liam Mullen 

38 Brandon Hughes 

39 Matt Prince 

40 Mitch Suban 

43 Shaun Taylor 

44 James Ross 

46 Kane Mallia 

47 Sean Grech 

48 Rhys McNay 

50 Simon Lafranchi 

51 Brad Williams 

52 Trent Angwin 

53 David Dickinson 

55 Jaye Johnstone 

56 Joseph Carragher 

57 Scott Christie 

58 Sean Carragher 

59 Jake Millar 

Bacchus Marsh 


U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Daniel Robson 

2 Liam Duggan 

4 Hugh Burns 

5 Blayde Baker 

6 Tim Sutherland 

7 Ryley Stuhldreier 

10 Liam Boyd 

11 Tom Thorogood 

12 Tim Hughes 

15 Ricky Hawkins 

17 Kane White 

19 Brenton Payne 

21 James West 

22 Jack Dougherty 

23 Jack Powell 

24 James Rousch 

27 Brandon Fell 

28 Mitch Gray 

29 Corey Golding 

30 Tom Wardell 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Elyssia Burgess 

GD Gaby Mayne 

WD Gaby Pino 

C Jaleesa Morris 

WA Caitlin Govan 

GA Jaimee Walsh 

GS HilaryJones 

SUB Mikayla Hawken 

SUB Caitlin Morris 

SUB Rebecca Hehir 

SUB Olivia Delios 

SUB Stephanie McKenzie 

COACH Katie Williams 

CAPT Gaby Mayne 

SENIORS COACH: Doug Hawkins 

RESERVES COACH: Rick Millar 

U/18.5 COACH: Chris Griffiths 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jenni Lawford 

GD Amy Reynolds 

WD Steph Munroe 

C Olivia Phyland 

WA Katie Williams 

GA Stacey Jeffrey 

GS Susan Dalmau 

SUB Lindy Hawken 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Frank Pawlowicz 

CAPT Katie Williams 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Siobhan Deacon 

GD Vanessa Schiccatano 

WD Jenna Herring 

C Lorrae Closter 

WA Kim Morris 

GA Tayler Drevensek 

GS Linda Powell 

SUB Karissa Buttiegig 

SUB Mariah Deacon 

SUB Courtney Delios 

SUB Sarah Govan 

SUB 


CAPT Jenna Herring 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Sarah McGuigan 

GD Leonie Earl 

WD Jacquie McHenry 

C Lauren Prout 

WA Natalie Tschujasehenko 

GA Karen Pawlowicz 

GS Bernie Walsh 

SUB Samantha Reissmann 

SUB Tennielle Marsh 

SUB Rhiannon Leahy 

SUB Tricinda Lonie 

SUB 


CAPT Sarah McGuigan 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

Sebastopol 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Jacob Branch 

2 Tom Peterson (C) 

3 Sam Jenkins 

4 Adam Wright 

5 Brad Carrigg 

6 Alex Brimacombe 

7 Anthony Smith 

8 Daniel Cuthbertson 

9 Brent Van Gils 

10 Nick Oliver 

11 Andrew Kilmartin 

12 Nathan Marsh 

13 Peter Colbourne 

14 Jake Wilkinson 

15 Micheal Powell 

16 Steve Keiller 

17 Luke Noether 

18 Jimmy Blackwell 

19 Chase Dummett 

20 Brock Wilson 

21 Ross Menhennett 

22 Malcom Niblett 

23 Shaun Henry 

24 Ben Trew 

25 Damien Loudon 

26 Brad Waight 

27 Marshall Cain 

28 Matt Coleman 

29 Chris Wright 

30 Chris Wilkinson 

31 Dave Kelly 

32 Dayne Furness 

33 Mitch Jolly 

34 Luke Parker 

35 Scott Henderson 

36 Rarl Liersch 

37 Steven Nichols 

38 Todd Currie 

39 Nathen Doonan 

40 Matt Powell 

41 Ben Thomas 

42 Simon Ringin 

43 Dan Mauric 

44 Matt Willis 

45 Billy Ferguson 

46 Andrew Fitzpatrick 

47 Ben Townsend 

48 Daniel Parker 

49 Daniel Baxter 

50 Riley Henderson 

51 Jeremy Ozols 

52 Jacob Smith 

53 Brad Taylor 

54 Brad Broughton 

55 Dayne Tatalock 

56 Alex Wallis 

57 Matt Shelton 

58 Joe Niblett 

59 Jake Fleming 

60 Colin Hocking-Turnbull 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Ben Silvey 

2 Jacob Eyres 

3 Daniel Widgery 

4 Colby Snowdon 

5 Damian Williamson 

6 Brandon Dummett 

7 Aiden Broughton 

8 Nick Owen 

9 Carl Maric 

10 Josh Morgan 

11 Billy Grinstead 

12 Dion Webster 

13 Will Baker-Lovett 

14 Baydin Stevens 

15 Anthony Cooper 

16 Jade Cuthburtson 

17 Tim Stubbs 

18 Cain Edwards (C) 

19 Harley Henneybell 

20 Conner Dickson 

25 Jayden Edwards 

SENIORS COACH: Shawn Dummett 

RESERVES COACH: Ken Norman 

U/18.5 COACH: John Grinsted 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Meaghan Boatman 

GD Sophie Lewis 

WD Nicole Quilliam 

C Gabi Howard 

WA Simone Green 

GA Brittany Dummett 

GS Eliza Dodd 

SUB Matilda Coutts 

SUB Tamara Hallam 

SUB Maddison Hutchinson 

SUB Shannon Eliades 

SUB 

COACH 

CAPT Eliza Dodd 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Cindy May 

GD Adrianna Cann 

WD Bessie Thompson 

C Kaitlyn Ashmore 

WA Prue Scott 

GA Georgia Cann 

GS Sarah Skehan 

SUB Amy Maree 

SUB Bridget Campbell 

SUB Aimee Neville 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Georgia Cann 

CAPT 

Cindy May 

Kaitlyn Ashmore 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Tamieka Snowden 

GD Marlo Randall 

WD Brittany Ryan 

C Bridget Brady 

WA Philippa Dodd 

GA Sarah Doonan 

GS Emily Obrien 

SUB Jess McDonald 

SUB Jess Toulmin 

SUB Meg Graham 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH 

Marg Dodd 

Lorraine Brady 

CAPT Bridget Brady 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Coelina Mills 

GD Ashley Riley 

WD Caitlin Stevens 

C Teagan Wrern 

WA Emily Kirby 

GA Natalie Stryker 

GS Jacinta Goode 

SUB Sarah Bruce Smith 

SUB Jess Attwell 

SUB Holly Vanderkley 

SUB Holly Manley 

SUB 

COACH Debbie Ashmore 

CAPT Natalie Stryker 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



Redan Lion’s Den 

Welcome back to everyone involved or 

supporters of the L+H lions. 

Today we take on Melton South under the 

spearhead Matthew Sutton. Make no mistake 

they will be turning up expecting to win. 

Sunbury will be the hunted but rest assured 

the packs will be out sniffi ng out trail as well. 

The Senior footy and netball along with junior 

footy, netball and girls footy are looking in 

great shape to take the new season on. 

Massive thanks to all the present, past and 

new volunteers, without them the club cannot 

function. 

After the game we extend our invitation to all 

at today’s game to wander into the Den for 

some Redan hospitality. At around 6 we will 

stroll across to Saxon House for some fi nger 

food, drinks and no doubt different views of 

how the day panned out. 


Don’t forget memberships and player subs 

can be paid at the Den or caravan using our 

Bendigo Bank eftpos machine. 

Good Luck – Go Lions & Lionesses in Seniors 

and juniors. 

Please support our generous sponsors – 

Lawrence & Hanson – Naming Rights 

G.J. Gardner Homes – Jumper Rights 

Liborty Financials – Shorts Rights 

Prime – Scoreboard 

Western Hotel, District Trotting club, F.W. 

Barnes Funerals, Bakers Delight Bakery 

Hill, LinLec Electrical Services, Lake View, 

SportsBiz, MQ Tilers, City Oval Hotel, Skin Ski 

& Surf, UB Ballarat, Forty Winks, Mt Coghill 

Winer, Bunch of grapes hotel, Forge pizzeria, 

Rokk 66, Oscars and Porter Plant

Melton South Panther Proffering 

Well it was a big night at the den last Saturday 

with a big gate for the eastern block clash against 

Bacchus Marsh. Whilst only managing one win for 

the night, there were many pleasing signs across all 

grades of football and netball. In the senior football, 

our boys managed to get the chocolates but it may 

have been a different story if the Marsh were able 

to kick straight early, but bad kicking is bad football 

and our boys were able to take advantage. The new 

cockroach was able to snag 4 as was Rex Hickman, 

which was great to see after a bad injury last year. 

Micky Callus was a busy bee around the packs and 

was our best player, with Doug Thomas and new 

boy, Dion Lawson, also gaining many possessions. 

In the 2’s, unfortunately our boys were outclassed, 

but with a lot of new players, this was not entirely 

unexpected. What was great to see was the better 

players were Boofa Hibbert, Joel Hume and 

Brendan Hooper. Exactly what is expected from 

blokes who have played a lot of senior football is 

to see them be the better players in the 2’s and I 

am sure Sutts will be looking hard at selection this 

week. 

The Under 18’s had a lot of players up from 

Under 16’s and in a super game of footy, just 

went down. 2 goals each from Joel Rattya 

and Jai Carlin and better players being Daniel 

Leggett and the sons of ex Melton South legends 

(just ask Adam and Ty!) Oscar Hall and Jake 

Charge doing well. 

Our netball girls were not able to win any games, 

however much more competitive efforts were 

shown across all grades and given a few weeks 

to gel and gain a few extra players, we will see 

some wins soon. Danielle Robertson shot well 

for both senior and reserve sides, as did Stacey 

Holmquest in the reserves. Danielle Minihan was 

the main focal point for the C grade and Maria 

Tahi in the unders also had good games. 

This week against Redan our supporters expect 

nothing less than a supreme effort across all 

grades. We travel up the highway with great 

anticipation and a real confidence that with 

great effort will come great reward…go get em’ 

Panthers!! 

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SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Jack Jess 

2 Chris Matthews 

3 Mitch Phelps 

4 Ashley Barker 

5 Glen Robertson 

6 Leigh Ryall 

7 Brendan Peace 

8 Damien Horbury 

9 Luke Nunn 

10 Jesse Dundon 

11 Nathan Horbury 

12 Daniel Colbert 

13 Scott Henning 

14 Dean Mathews 

15 Patrick Britt 

16 Ryan Waight 

18 Brett Dickinson 

19 Dean Chester 

20 Stephen Kane 

21 Matthew Hyden 

22 Joel Mathews 

23 Grant Bell 

24 Matthew Cullinan 

25 Matt Caris 

26 Matt Miller 

27 Kane Quinlan 

28 Aaron Hepworth 

29 Paul McMahon 

30 Matt Colbert 

31 Tim Haase 

32 Tom Sarah 

33 Jarrett Giampaolo 

34 Chris Edwards 

35 Austin Murphy 

36 Brenton Riordan 

37 Jacob Short 

38 Paul Brick 

39 Tom Lamb 

40 Liam Hunter 

41 Jason Leonard 

42 Matt Mckenzie 

43 Rob Clements 

44 Daniel Hardy 

45 Tyler O'Sullivan-Kirchner 

46 Ben Schiltz 

47 Liam Gill 

48 Aaron Gercovich 

49 Jack Wilson 

50 Jono Everard 

51 Jordan Baker 

52 Zac Dunn 

53 Sam Higgins 

54 Jeff Hardy 

55 Brody Fishwick 

56 Sam Beavers 


SENIORS COACH: Eammon Gill 

RESERVES COACH: Paul Brick 

U/18.5 COACH: Andrew Schiltz 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 James Grills 

2 Marshall Lee 

3 Jye Hutchison 

4 Beau James 

5 Marshall Lee 

6 Kirby Neville 

7 Damon Burns 

8 Lachlan Simpson 

9 Scott Whiting 

11 Luke Wilson 

12 Brandon Green 

13 Matt Short 

14 Ned Mabon 

15 Hayden Riley 

16 Cameron Mckenzie 

17 Kyle McKay 

18 Kyle McKay 

19 Alex Kent 

21 Hayden Riley 

22 Jarrod McArdle 

23 Billy Douglass 

24 Jackson Kinna 

26 Ben Wilson 

27 Patty Hawkes 

30 Tanner Hamilton 

31 Jack Ryan 

32 Lauchlan Lamb 

33 Dylan Smith 

34 Tom Baker 

35 Josh Leviston 

36 Jack Wilson 

37 Dylan Page 

38 Wayne Bruty 

39 Brendan Connor 

40 Andrew Hardy 

41 Alex Nash 

42 Jacob Chapman 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jasmine Griffi ths 

GD Jess Quinlivan 

WD Remy Grant 

C Lauren Elder 

WA Cahrlotte Nichols 

GA Alice Gercovich 

GS Kate Titheridge 

SUB Chelsea Bryans 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Hayley Munro 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Lauren Benington 

GD Anna Dawson 

WD Hollie Frew 

C Cass Hobbs 

WA Mikaela Sewell 

GA Mallory Doyle 

GS Kerrie Dendle 

SUB Narelle Perkins 

SUB Ginger Wollerman 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Kate McMahon & Cass Hobbs 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Esse Cahir 

GD Emma Blomeley 

WD Tiarni Beasley 

C Bianca Woods 

WA Hayley Munro 

GA Jane Barnes 

GS Shenai Dix 

SUB Bianca Giampaolo 

SUB Kirsty Drew 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Kate McMahon & Cass Hobbs 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Abbey Frew 

GD Sammy Prowse 

WD Krissie Sharkey 

C Tahlia Holloway-Roden 

WA Emma Jess 

GA Jess Rea 

GS Emily Hickey 

SUB Ange Palanca 

SUB Nicole Chamings 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Emma Blomeley 

CAPT 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

Melton South 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Marcus Kellett 

2 Dean Van Heemst 

3 Rodney Rich 

4 Simon Collis 

5 Matthew Sullivan 

6 Rex Hickman 

7 Matthew Collins 

8 Dion Lawson 

9 Doug Thomas 

10 Ben Peters (C) 

11 Shaun White 

12 Craig Searle 

13 John Bell 

14 John Doran 

15 Tyler Cadman 

16 Leigh Burke 

17 Joel Hume 

18 Mathew Sutton 

19 Col Simpkin 

20 Marc Dransman (C) 

21 Daniel Hillier 

22 Corey Lawson 

23 Glenn Wolfe 

24 Jaiden Spicer 

25 Frank Holzer 

26 Josh Munro 

27 Anthony Hibbert 

28 Justin White 

29 Michael Callus 

30 Josh Ryan 

31 Michael Richards 

32 Brandon Owen 

33 Adam Toll 

34 Nick Fogarty 

35 Manny Reardon 

36 Justin Buttigieg 

37 Brendan Hooper 

38 Jay Culhane 

39 Lloyd Briggs 

40 Ryan Sutherland 

41 Ashley Trotman 

42 Chris Azzopardi 

43 Steve Smith 

44 Tim Williams 

45 Gareth Ryan 

46 Stuart Lowe 

47 Josh Roberts 

48 Adam Sutherland 

49 Thurston Darcy 

50 Michael Demicoli 

51 Gavin Hooker 

52 Brad Cottam 

53 Adam Davidson 

54 Josh Mangion 

55 Joey Callus 

56 Anthony Cristofaro 

57 Daniel Vasjuta 

58 Daniel Legget 

59 Anthony Reardon 

88 Ashley Jobe 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Joey Callus (C) 

2 Brad Cottam 

3 Daniel Vasjuta 

4 Rhys Souter 

5 Josh Mangion 

6 Anthony Reardon 

7 Jayden Vincent 

8 Jake Thornton Gielen 

9 Ryan Holzer 

10 Nathan Reardon 

11 Jack Morrissey 

12 Jai Carlin 

13 Alan Greenwood 

14 Jake Charge 

15 Joel Rattya 

16 Tom Greenwood 

17 Hayden Castle 

18 Daniel Legget 

21 Matthew Voigt 

23 Oscar Hall 

24 Cody Ogston 

25 Shaun Lord 

27 Sam Lowe 

29 Brendan Binek 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Brodie Collett 

GD Bridget Clark 

WD Erin Bonehill 

C Erin Carlin 

WA Ahlyss Williams Otutaha 

GA Maria Tahi 

GS Kali Joyce 

SUB Paige Gilcrist 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Donna Collett 

CAPT 

SENIORS COACH: Mathew Sutton 

RESERVES COACH: Daniel Brady 

U/18.5 COACH: Scott Carlin 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jill Van Der Ross 

GD Monique Clark 

WD Katrina Mullumby 

C Jenna Nicolle 

WA Scarlett Trewavis 

GA Andrea Tai 

GS Danielle Robertson 

SUB Stacey Holmquest 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Bon Tai 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Paige Honey 

GD Monique Robertson 

WD Cassie Hovey 

C Danielle Minihan 

WA Georgia Bowden 

GA Beth Hoban 

GS Stacey Holmquest 

SUB Melanie Kelly 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Jill Van Der Ross 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Rebecca Sanders 

GD Megan Humphries 

WD Chantelle Rayment 

C Stephanie Bowden 

WA Samantha Dransman 

GA Donna Collett 

GS Allira Westerland 

SUB Christine Smeaton 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Allan Clark 

CAPT 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



GAME BROUGHT FORWARD FROM LATER ROUNDS 

Saturday April 13th 2013 

Sunbury 18.16.124 def. Melton 8.12.60 

Melton South 15.14.104 def. Bacchus Marsh 11.15.81 

Sebastopol 11.3.69 def. by Darley 26.11.167 

ROUND 1 

Saturday April 20th 2013 

Ballarat v Lake Wendouree Alfredton Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v Sebastopol Maddingley Park 

Redan v Melton South Mars City Oval 

North Ballarat City v East Point Eureka Stadium (N) 

Sunbury v Darley Clarke Oval (N) 

Bye - Melton 

ROUND 2 - RIVALRY ROUND - ANZAC DAY ROUND 

Thursday April 25th 2013 - ANZAC Day 

East Point v Ballarat Eastern Oval 

Saturday April 27th 2013 

Darley v Bacchus Marsh Darley Park 

Lake Wendouree v North Ballarat City Wendouree Reserve 

Redan v Sunbury Mars City Oval 

Melton v Melton South MacPherson Park (N) 

Bye - Sebastopol 


Saturday May 4th 2013 

Ballarat v Darley Alfredton Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v East Point Maddingley Park 

Lake Wendouree v Melton Wendouree Reserve 

Melton South v Sunbury Melton Rec. Res. (N) 

Sunday May 5th 2013 

Sebastopol v Redan Marty Busch Reserve 

Bye - North Ballarat City 

ROUND 4 - RESPECT FOR WOMEN - MOTHER’S DAYS 


Darley v Melton South Darley Park 

East Point v Sebastopol Eastern Oval 

Sunbury v Lake Wendouree Clarke Oval 

North Ballarat City v Ballarat Eureka Stadium (N) 

Melton v Bacchus Marsh MacPherson Park (N) 

Bye - Redan 

U/18 CHALLENGE MATCH 

Wednesday May 15th 2013 

Ballarat FL v Riddell DFL Eureka Stadium 


BFNL 2013 Seniors Fixture 



East Point v Darley Eastern Oval 

Lake Wendouree v Redan Wendouree Reserve 

Melton South v Ballarat Melton Rec. Res. 

North Ballarat City v Melton Eureka Stadium 

Sebastopol v Sunbury Marty Busch Reserve 

Bye - Bacchus Marsh 

WORKSAFE VCFL COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS 


Eastern Oval, Ballarat FNL v Bendigo FNL 


Saturday June 1st 2013 

Ballarat v Sebastopol Alfredton Oval 

North Ballarat City v Darley Eureka Stadium 

Redan v East Point Mars City Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v Sunbury Maddingley Park 

Bye - Lake Wendouree 

ROUND 7 - QUEEN’S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND 

Saturday June 8th 2013 

Bacchus Marsh v Ballarat Maddingley Park 

Melton v Redan MacPherson Park 

North Ballarat City v Melton South Eureka Stadium 

Sebastopol v Lake Wendouree Marty Busch Reserve 

Sunbury v East Point Clarke Oval 

Bye - Darley 



Ballarat v Redan Alfredton Oval 

Darley v Melton Darley Park 

Sebastopol v North Ballarat City Marty Busch Reserve 

Sunday June 16th 2013 

Lake Wendouree v Melton South Wendouree Reserve 

Bye - East Point 


Saturday June 22nd 2013 

Darley v Lake Wendouree Darley Park 

East Point v Melton Eastern Oval 

Melton South v Sebastopol Melton Rec. Res. 

Redan v Bacchus Marsh Mars City Oval 

Sunbury v North Ballarat City Clarke Oval 

Bye - Ballarat



Ballarat v Sunbury Alfredton Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v North Ballarat City Maddingley Park 

East Point v Lake Wendouree Eastern Oval 

Melton v Sebastopol MacPherson Park 

Sunday June 30th 2013 

Darley v Redan Darley Park 

Bye - Melton South 


Saturday July 6th 2013 

Lake Wendouree v Bacchus Marsh Wendouree Reserve 

Melton South v East Point Melton Rec. Res. 

Redan v North Ballarat City Mars City Oval 

Sunday July 7th 2013 

Melton v Ballarat MacPherson Park 

Bye - Sunbury 



Ballarat v East Point Alfredton Oval 

Darley v Sunbury Darley Park 

Melton South v Redan Melton Rec. Res. 

North Ballarat City v Lake Wendouree Eureka Stadium 

Sebastopol v Bacchus Marsh Marty Busch Reserve 

Bye - Melton 


Saturday July 20th 2013 

Bacchus Marsh v Melton Maddingley Park 

East Point v Redan Eastern Oval 

Lake Wendouree v Ballarat Wendouree Reserve 

North Ballarat City v Sebastopol Eureka Stadium 

Sunbury v Melton South Clarke Oval 

Bye - Darley 



Bacchus Marsh v Darley Maddingley Park 

Lake Wendouree v Sunbury Wendouree Reserve 

Melton South v Melton Melton Rec. Res. 

Redan v Ballarat Mars City Oval 

Sebastopol v East Point Marty Busch Reserve 

Bye - North Ballarat City 


Saturday August 3rd 2013 

Darley v Sebastopol Darley Park 

Melton v Lake Wendouree MacPherson Park 

Sunbury v Bacchus Marsh Clarke Oval 

Sunday August 4th 2013 

East Point v North Ballarat City Eastern Oval 

Bye - Ballarat, Melton, South Redan 


Saturday August 10th 2013 

Ballarat v Melton South Alfredton Oval 

Darley v East Point Darley Park 

Melton v North Ballarat City MacPherson Park 

Redan v Lake Wendouree Mars City Oval 

Bye - Bacchus Marsh, Sebastopol, Sunbury ROUND 17 



Ballarat v North Ballarat City Alfredton Oval 

Bacchus Marsh v Melton South Maddingley Park 

Lake Wendouree v Sebastopol Wendouree Reserve 

Melton v Darley MacPherson Park 

Sunbury v Redan Clarke Oval 

Bye - East Point 



East Point v Bacchus Marsh Eastern Oval 

Melton South v Darley Melton Rec. Res. 

North Ballarat City v Sunbury Eureka Stadium 

Redan v Melton Mars City Oval 

Sebastopol v Ballarat Marty Busch Reserve 

Bye - Lake Wendouree 

2013 QUALIFYING/ELIMINATION FINALS 

August 31st & September 1st 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC 

2013 SEMI FINALS 

September 7th & 8th 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC 

2013 PRELIMINARY FINAL 

Saturday September 14th 2013, 2.15 PM, Venue TBC 

2013 RED ONION CREATIVE BFL GRAND FINAL 

Saturday September 21st 2013, 2.15 PM, Eastern Oval 



North Ballarat City 

Welcome to season 2013. A special welcome 

to our new coaches in the netball and 

football. 

Ballarat Netball legend Annie McCartin and 

her three daughters have decided to join 

Simon at the club in 2013. Annie will coach 

the A grade and Under 18.5 while Dayle 

Berry will coach the B grade and Steve Crane 

returns to coach the C Grade. A special 

welcome to all new netball players for the 

2013 season. 

We also welcome back Lorna, Anne, 

Margaret and all the ladies to assist in the 

canteen during 2013 

On the football side, Rob Waters returns to 

coach the seniors, Paul ‘Kanga’ Kennedy 

moves up to the reserves while BFL legend 

Carl Symons will coach the under 18.5 team. 

We once again welcome back our long 


time naming rights sponsor, Peaches Fruit 

Markets who have moved to 12 Coronet St 

Wendouree. We also acknowledge and thank 

our new sponsor, Hip Pocket Workwear who 

are also our new suppliers of club apparel. 

The season launch was a huge success 

last week at St Pat’s College. The number of 

people who attended was unexpected. This 

even seems to get bigger every year. We 

thank Nathan Thompson for making extra 

time to call in and speak to us as well as 

Leigh Ryan of Power FM for being the MC for 

the night. 

Today we welcome East Point to kick off 

round 1. We were beaten by the EP’s last year 

and need to make sure it doesn’t happen 

again. 

Members and their guests are welcome in the 

North Sports Club during and after the game. 

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East Point 

A big welcome back to the East Point 

Community. 

To night we come up against North City 

which should be a great series of matches 

in both Football and Netball. 

With a bit of luck the Rooboys and 

Roogirls will come away with good wins. 

Thursday Night Teas are back and we 

look forward to catching up with you all 

form 6.00pm at the East Point Social 

Rooms with Membership Packages 

available. 

Looking ahead the Anzac Day Block 

Buster against The Ballarat Swans is a 

must so check out the Web Site for more 

information. 

EVERY HEART BEATS TRUE! 

McDonald’s Goal 

and Mark of the Year! 

The McDonalds Goal and Mark of the Year is back for another year. 

Please remember to nominate anything you see that you think may be spectacular 

enough to feature in the best goals or marks of the year. 

To nominate, please either email your nomination through to 

shaun@ballaratfl .com.au or text it through to 0409 072 403. 

An example of a nomination could be: 

Lake Wendouree player Liam Brady (No 4) took an excellent mark about 15 minutes 

into the third quarter in the forward pocket at the city end. 



North Ballarat City 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Tyler George 

2 Jacob Storer 

3 Jayden Orr 

4 Kyle Baddeley 

5 Ayden George 

6 Jason McNamara 

7 Mitch Jenkins 

8 Tristan Cartledge 

9 Sam Howard 

10 Jarrod Edwards 

11 Ryan Hobbs 

12 Michael Todd 

13 Ryan Luke 

14 Simon McCartin 

15 Shaune Lyle 

16 Derek Micaleff 

17 Michael Williams 

18 Jake Hicks 

19 Daniel Jones 

20 Scott Howard 

21 Josh McDermott 

22 Daniel Ross-Smith 

23 Marc Greig 

24 Jordan Harrison 

25 Brendan Howard 

26 Aaron Clark 

27 Josh Bromley-Lynch 

28 Keenan George 

29 Jason Lyle 

30 Jamie Lowe 

31 Daniel Kilpatrick 

32 Clay Jenkins 

33 Kal Young 

34 Joe Mason 

35 Chris Metcalfe 

36 Sam Bromley-Lynch 

37 Jarrod King 

38 Zac Kennedy 

39 Nathan Olver 

40 Robbie Lockett 

41 Alex Briody 

42 Frank Triantafyllou 

43 Danny Hay 

44 Brayden Draffi n 

45 Sam Willian 

46 Keegan Fitzpatrick 

47 Branden Sternberg 

48 Dallas Hobbs 

49 Aaron Sedgwick 

50 Matthew Johns 

51 Richard Zelenich 

52 Jason Linke 

53 Oliver Tate 

54 Jack Faull 

55 Jamie Smeatham 

56 Luke Todd 

57 Nick Waldie 

58 Mark Webber 


U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Aaron Sedgwick 

2 Joe Symons 

3 Luke Todd 

4 Harry Seery 

5 Tom Herbert 

6 Matt Coon 

7 Joe Mason 

8 Harry Murphy 

9 Sam Hooper 

10 Ryan Green 

11 Jessie Palmer 

12 Jack Gluyas 

13 Mitch Gilbert 

14 Sam Willian 

15 Jacob Hyslop 

16 Liam Cullinan 

17 James Ryan 

18 Mitch Johns 

19 Matt Davidson 

20 Sam Barton 

21 Jimmy Vanderkley 

22 Matt Johns 

23 Sam Bennett 

24 Mick Zelenich 

25 Caleb McGrath 

26 Sam Glover 

27 Geoff Lovett 

28 Alex Hynes 

29 Taylor Hall 

30 Jonte Wall 

31 Kyle Kemp 

34 Oscar McDonald 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Harriet Fitzpatrick 

GD Ealonar Borgelt 

WD Ebony Leonard 

C Whitney Flower 

WA Olivia Braslis 

GA Krista Hay 

GS Kayla Mallett 

SUB Emma Sutton 

SUB Kelly Hotchin 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Anne McCartin 

CAPT TBA 

SENIORS COACH: Robbie Waters 

RESERVES COACH: Paul Kennedy 

U/18.5 COACH: Carl Symons 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Emma Reus 

GD Tania McKenny 

WD Tanhni Nestor 

C Stacey McCartin 

WA Louise McCartin 

GA Gina McCartin 

GS Jordyn Bibby 

SUB Emily Pellegrino 

SUB Krystal Whity 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Anne McCartin 

CAPT TBA 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Neesa Carmichael 

GD Sara West 

WD Dayle Berry 

C Amy Pattinson 

WA Sheree Sedgwick 

GA Mel Thomas 

GS Holly Titheridge 

SUB Lily Kerr 

SUB Grace Bibby 

SUB Kate Bibby 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Dale Berry 

CAPT TBA 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Kirstin Challies 

GD Anthea Coutts 

WD Anika Blackley 

C Hayde Holloway 

WA Amy Hunt 

GA Stacey Gafa 

GS Sarah Crane 

SUB Sam Hay 

SUB Courtney Pearse 

SUB Jo Byrne 

SUB Alisha Britten 

SUB Zoe Tink 

SUB Jayde Holloway 

SUB Amanda Petran 

COACH TBA 

CAPT Steve Crane 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

East Point 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Hayden Walters 

2 Jason Delaney 

3 Alex Bennett 

4 Jed Murphy 

5 Daniel Tung 

6 Sam Cooper 

7 Martin Anderson 

8 Chris Banwell 

9 Paul Koderenko 

10 Jake Dunne 

11 Toby Boyle 

12 Brad Dreher 

13 Ben Quinlan 

14 Sam Van Meel 

15 Dan Jordan 

16 Andrew Stevenson 

17 Jayden Hind 

18 Sam Webb 

19 Nick Hind 

20 James Park 

21 Brad Whittaker 

22 Jack Romeril 

23 Tom Cashin 

24 Nick O’Keefe 

25 Alex Bartlett 

26 Jake Miocic 

27 James Blood 

28 Brent Fitzpatrick 

29 Rys Monument 

30 James Lewis 

31 Bart Phillips 

32 Jackson Taylor 

33 Chris Carson 

34 Chris Daniele 

35 Joel Van Meel 

36 Liam Rigby 

37 Jacob Perkins 

38 David Slater 

39 Devon Lock 

40 Jack Watkins 

41 Joel Spratling 

42 David Brady 

43 Stefan Pye 

44 Mitch Taylor 

45 Simon Anderson 

46 Bill Quinliven 

47 Luke Wheeler 

48 Drew Murphy 

49 Broden Williamson 

50 Leo Bell 

51 Sam O’Connor 

52 William Burke 

53 Blake Carson 

54 Matthew Van Der Lindon 

55 Steve Ross 

56 Nathan Hickey 

57 Alex Davis 

58 Joel Tracksdorf 

59 Richard Brown 

60 Adam Walters 

Tom Nankivel 

Peter Davies 

Matthew Moloney 

Nick Rippon 

SENIORS COACH: Dan Jordan 

RESERVES COACH: Mick Spratling 

U/18.5 COACH: Chris Banwell 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Ned Tansey 

2 Jarryd Walters 

3 Mitchell McCrow 

4 Will Petrowski 

5 Liam Jurrah Flanagan 

6 Mitch Hovey 

7 Mark Prokopiwsky 

8 Ryan Taylor 

9 Will Fay 

10 Jake Whiting 

11 Damon van Dyken 

12 Daniel Abbott 

13 Sam Romeril 

14 Will Jones 

15 Angus Wright 

16 Cody Dalgleish 

17 Fin Murphy 

18 Zac Budge 

19 Finn Murphy 

20 Daniel Briggs 

21 Mitch Walsh 

22 Jack Romeril 

23 Tim Gilbert 

24 Alex Tucker 

25 Deng Deng 

26 Shane McAuliffe 

27 Aiden Nestor 

28 Nick Hind 

29 Tynan Drought 

30 Cody Venville 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Emily Coutts 

GD Caitlyn Headon 

WD Becky Prouse 

C Ellie Symons 

WA Jessica Campbell 

GA Emma Hills 

GS Anika Orr 

SUB Lauren Jew 

SUB Samantha Glenn 

SUB Amy Lewis 

SUB Georgie Morton 

SUB 

COACH Katrina Griffi ths 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jo McMilan 

GD Emma Ryan 

WD Clare Blanchfi eld 

C Anna Bucknall 

WA Lauren Atkinson 

GA Monica Van Dyk 

GS Emma Farrell 

SUB Jess Macgowan 

SUB Lauren Jew 

SUB Macrelle Geljon 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Emma Farrell 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Spohie Wathen 

GD Breanna Whittkar 

WD Meredith Coburn 

C Zandria Malone 

WA Madie Thompson 

GA Eboney Piera 

GS Alice McKenna 

SUB Sarah Connor 

SUB Alice Humble 

SUB Tara Woods 

SUB Rachel Wilson 

SUB 

COACH Katrina Griffi ths 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Kyra Wood 

GD Liz Carson 

WD Sally Wilson 

C Jem Dyer 

WA Emily Compton 

GA Katie Allen 

GS Jacinta Cooper 

SUB Jenna Davidson 

SUB Claire Stewart 

SUB Laura Murphy 

SUB Krystal Ellis 

SUB Maddie Moran 

COACH Lauren Atkinson/Anna Bucknall 

CAPT 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



Sunbury Lions Den 

Tonight we welcome Darley to Clarke 

oval,going on previous encounters this 

should be a close game. 

Congratulations to Scott Lobb who plays 

his 200th senior game tonight a fantastic 

effort from the pasty one! 

Last week against Melton we had some 

mixed results with the under 18’s just 

hanging in a close game they reserves 

getting defeated and the seniors 

recording a big win only after a sluggish 

start, it’s a long season and plenty of 

improvement to come from all sides. 

It was not a good start to the netball either 

with all sides tasting defeat, thanks to 

all the new under 18 players that helped 

out hope you can stick around and enjoy 

some netball. 


Just a reminder that memberships are 

due see Jamie or Phil for all details. 

AFL Memorabilia 

Fundraising 

Trivia Nights 

Sportsman Nights 

Horseracing Nights 

Greg Wheelahan 

0402 806 634 

gwheelah@bigpond.net.au

Darley Devils Diary 

Thanks to all suporters and members 

who made the journey to Sebastapol for 

Round one. 

It was fantastic to see a lot of the junior 

football parents and supporters hanging 

around to 

support senior grades and vice versa. 

Congratulations to all of our DFNC 

teams on their efforts in winning all 

grades - a great start to the year, let’s 

maintain our momentum going forward. 

We travel away again this week to our 

old arch rivals in Sunbury. 

Let’s all get there and show our unifi ed 

support once again and head into their 

rooms after the game. 

The DFNC would like to invite all general 

members of the public to our Round 3 

clash against Bacchus Marsh at Darley 

Park 

on April the 27th for the Wheelahan / 

Light Memorial Shield. Our most valued 

sponsors will be treated to a luncheon 

and a guest speaker. 

There will be jumping castles for the 

kid’s, an appearance by the new CTCS 

Densley the Devil Mascot, Raffl es, and 

much more. 

Be there for what promises to be a great 

day. 

Last but not least a big congrats 

to Skinny Mac who has apparantly 

announced his engagement. 

Well done Skinny - about time. 



SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Jamie Lobb 

2 Ross Sleight 

3 Jay Cheep (C) 

4 Reece Wood 

5 Scott Lobb 

6 Jack Sheahan 

7 Simon Clarke 

8 Allan O`Connor 

10 Xavier Linton 

11 Niall McGovern 

12 Adam Short 

13 Brett Chambers 

14 Andrew Duhau 

15 Greg Hay 

16 Ryan Monzell 

17 Michael Coleman 

18 Michael Treweek 

19 Matthew Baird 

20 Josh Burgess 

21 Tim Hill 

22 Robbie Lithgow 

23 Josh Styles 

24 James Fedoruk 

25 Ben Ferarri 

26 Jordan Baumgartner 

27 Matthew Medcraft 

28 Dale Cuinik 

29 Bryce Riseley 

30 Craig Ballinger 

31 Corey Hansen 

32 Dwain Sanderson 

33 James Brien 

34 Jackson Cheep 

35 Camerom Burrows 

36 Pat Cariss 

37 Kane Hill 

38 Adam Prescott 

39 Cameron McCabe 

40 Rick Turner 

41 Ben Sleight 

42 Andrew Gill 

43 Luke Neville 

44 James Rizk 

45 Jack Sullivan 

46 Matthew Parker 

47 Troy Karaitiana 

48 Ash Reed 

49 Ryan Ritchie 

50 David Hawkeye 

51 Sean Young 

52 Jake Box 

53 Tyrone Butler 

54 Andrew Gilbertson 

55 Pasquale Mariti 

56 Jamie Bramble 

Sunbury 


U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Ben Said 

2 Tanner Bell 

3 Nathan Bridgeland 

4 Jackson Young 

5 Luke Spitiri 

6 Tyler Boyle 

7 Chris Albert 

8 Jayden Knott 

9 Jack Landt 

10 Nathan Wood (C) 

11 Luke Borg 

12 Troy Bird 

13 Josh Laynon 

14 Broadie Seymore 

15 Brayden Feltham 

16 Mitch Pearce 

17 Jake Acton 

18 Jake Spitiri 

19 Aaron Theckston 

20 Jesse Flannery 

21 Luke Bradshaw 

22 Dylan La Sala 

23 Julian La Sala 

24 Darcy Blythman 

25 Jeremy Davidson 

26 Michael Staffard 

27 Anthony Briffa 

28 David McDonald 

29 Aaron Christenson 

30 Jason Cooke 

SENIORS COACH: Rick Horwood 

RESERVES COACH: Bruce Young 

U/18.5 COACH: Pat Tyler 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Kirsten Lanyon 

GD Emily Conn 

WD Eboni Muir 

C Saskia Guidetti 

WA Chloe Muir 

GA Taylah Sette 

GS Dahlia Egan 

SUB Rachael McLean 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Rebbecca Moffatt 

GD Rebecca Locker 

WD Lauren Gilcrist 

C Hayley Mackie 

WA Prue Stanley 

GA Mikaela Vaughan 

GS Michelle Robertson 

SUB Lee Chicas 

SUB Sophie O`Kane 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Kim Bailey 

CAPT Rebecca Locker 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Renee Hibbs 

GD Ashleigh Danckert 

WD Jessica Clark 

C Kelly Wood 

WA Tarsh Cox 

GA Sam Niki 

GS Vanessa Lish 

SUB Dana Burrows 

SUB Jade Wollington 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Rebecca Locker 

CAPT 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jade Onvlee 

GD Andrea Gardiner 

WD Demi Savic 

C Kristin Sharam 

WA Kara Cairns 

GA Angella Templeton 

GS Ally Tarpey 

SUB Tarren Anderson 

SUB Ash Mitchelle 

SUB Rachel Noble 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH 

Rebecca Moffatt 

Hayley Mackie 

CAPT Andrea Gardiner 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Tate Stone 

2 Zane Dix 

3 Rhys Ellis 

4 Drew Edwards 

5 Sam Hitchings 

6 Scott McAllester 

7 Saul Grenfell 

8 Brad Inglis 

9 Casey Nance 

10 Clinton Young 

11 Jake Edwards 

12 Dane Grenfell 

13 Harley Inglis 

14 Dwayne Edwards 

15 Darren Leonard 

16 Nathan Jackel 

17 Ash Mayfosh 

18 Brendan Porter 

19 Shaun Deckert 

20 Chris McGill 

21 Jarrod Edwards 

22 Michael Clancy 

23 Travis Minns 

24 Mark Hanson 

25 Jae McGrath 

26 Jacob Whitney 

27 Dale Clarke 

28 Shane Page 

29 Matthew Harrington 

30 Stuart Gundry 

31 Ben Longden 

32 Josh Coy 

33 Luther Baker 

34 Josh Reid 

35 Travis Stephenson 

36 Jay May 

37 Sam Holt 

38 David Leatch 

39 Josh Dunen 

40 Benn Matthews 

41 Ross Gundry 

42 Jake Zeestraten 

43 Conor Hatfi eld 

44 Scott McKay 

45 Brad Barnes 

46 James Whitney 

47 Shannon McDonald 

48 James Meaney 

49 Jordan Spiteri 

50 Jason Clarke 

51 Brett O'Bree 

52 Dylan Prozzo 

53 Billy Myers 

54 Leigh Sobotnicki 

55 Kevin O'Rafferty 

56 Steve Turner 

60 Kristian Leivers 

Darley 

U/18.5 

# PLAYER 

1 Kane McAuliffe 

2 Joel Pasnin 

3 Brad Humphries 

4 Noah Baker 

5 Jesse Bramley 

6 Brae Cousins 

7 Ryan Delahey 

8 Michael Carmelotti 

9 Tim Lewis 

10 Bryce Pinder 

11 Cooper Wells 

12 Jake Ancrum 

13 Luther Baker 

14 Shaun Gilbert 

15 Billy Myers 

16 Jacob Forest 

17 Jarrod Taylor 

18 Rhys Rizzi 

19 Jai Cox 

20 Darcy Gallop 

21 Brad Goddard 

22 Mitchell Gillespie 

23 Brandon Keep 

24 Jack Carpenter 

25 Jimmy Leonard 

26 Callum Davie 

36 Nick Thacker 

44 Brett Bewley 

SENIORS COACH: Rod MacPherson 

RESERVES COACH: Mick Delahey 

U/18.5 COACH: Travis Minns 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Courtney Freeman 

GD Tarni Lopes 

WD Caitlin Bewley 

C Brinley Keep 

WA Ebony Keep 

GA Victoria Freeman 

GS Courtney Barnes 

SUB Sarah-Jade Keith 

SUB Sophie Antonello 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Ashby Keep 

CAPT Tarni Lopes 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Brianna Rizatto 

GD Olivia Aughton 

WD Bridget Aughton 

C Talei Bari 

WA Leah Mathey 

GA Sarah Thompson 

GS Elyce Carlyle 

SUB Demi Geary 

SUB Ashby Keep 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Olivia Aughton 

CAPT Olivia Aughton/ Sarah Thompson 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Nicola Verbeek 

GD Jasmin Lebner 

WD Jodie Hubble 

C Demi Geary 

WA Jordon Geary 

GA Ashby Keep 

GS Rachel Kelly 

SUB Alix Ferri 

SUB Elise Whitney 

SUB Brittany Hitchings 

SUB 

SUB 

COACH Olivia Aughton 

CAPT Jodie Hubble/Nicola Berbeek 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Meg Harbottle 

GD Nicole Coy 

WD Bree Ann Huntly 

C Robyn Bewley 

WA Tarleah Young 

GA Alissa Harris 

GS Alana Jones 

SUB Louise Pettifer 

SUB Hayley Trask 

SUB Elly Cooper 

SUB Jess Nyman 

SUB 

COACH Kim Dawson 

CAPT Tarleah Young 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 




BFUA Report Liam Brady 

LAST weekend the BFUA moved into the 

opening round of the season which saw umpire 

appointments for senior leagues and junior 

competitions around the region. 

Well done to all clubs and umpires on what was a 

great weekend of football action right across the 

region. Last weekend saw many umpires represent 

the BFUA for the very fi rst time, whether that be as 

a fi eld, boundary or goal umpire. Well done to these 

umpires and all the very best in the weeks ahead! 

The Ballarat Football Umpires Association (BFUA) 

has a new look coaching staff for 2013. The Senior 

Field Umpire coaches are Simon Harrison and Rick 

McCluskey, the Boundary Umpire coach is Brian 

Ryan, the Goal Umpire coach is Rhys Brehaut and 

Phil McGrath is the Junior Development coach. All 

coaches have been putting in plenty of hard work 

in the lead up to the season to insure all umpires 

are ready to perform well in the opening rounds. 

Our newly appointed Field Umpire Coach Simon 

Harrison joins the BFUA with a wealth of umpiring 

experience. Simon has previously worked with AFL/ 

FOOTBALL 

SPECIALISTS 

NSW and has a long history of working with elite 

and up and coming umpires. Simon will be a terrifi c 

acquisition for the group and has already had a 

profound impact in the short time that he has been 

in his new role. 

It is still only very early in the season and the BFUA 

are always encouraging any new and old members 

to become involved in the Association. 

If you are interested in getting involved, please 

don’t hesitate to contact Liam Brady at the Ballarat 

Football Umpires Association on 53 331 977 or 

simply come down to training at the City Oval on a 

Wednesday night. Training commences at 6:00pm. 

If you are from outside the Ballarat region, please 

contact Liam to obtain correct venue and training 

start times. 

All relevant information regarding the BFUA is on 

the BFUA website. Please go to 

www.bfua.org.au to view the website. 

For any further questions regarding the BFUA, 

please call Liam Brady on (03) 5333 1977. 

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WE’VE now kicked off the 2013 Ballarat FNL netball 

season, and wasn’t it a big relief to hear the opening 

whistle of the season last weekend signalling an end to all 

of the hard work our clubs have done over the off-season?! 

For those who didn’t read this column last week and 

missed my initial column, my name is Kara Murray and 

I started as the BFLNA, BFNLNA and MCDFNL Netball 

Manager in early February, 2013. I have been involved 

in Netball both playing (including a small junior stint in 

Ballarat) and coaching for the past 30 years and have 

worked professionally in sports administration over the past 

15 years. 

In March 2013 Netball Victoria selected the BFLNA as an 

early adopter league for the My Netball IT system. We are 

one of only 20 Association/Leagues trialling the system 

before it’s nation wide roll out in 2014. It will be a great time 

saving tool for all the netball volunteers, superseding many 

streams of paperwork and enabling the clubs to keep 

thorough statistical records and data. 

The Senior Interleague schedule for 2013 has the BFLNA 

playing Bendigo FL in Ballarat on Saturday, May 25th and 

the RDFNL on Wednesday, May 15th in Sunbury. This year 

we will also have junior Interleague scheduled for June 

15th , Goldfi elds Trophy against BendigoFL in Ballarat and 

the Bob Davis Trophy against Football Netball Geelong in 

Geelong. It’s an exciting time for our juniors with their fi rst 

chance to play representative netball for the BFLNA. Club 

nominations are currently being collated and selections 

and training will begin in the coming weeks. 

We are currently seeking an expression of interest for 

Interleague Netball Coaches and Team Managers for our 

2013 BFNL Junior Interleague campaign. 

Our 2013 Interleague tournaments are scheduled for the 

following dates; 

Saturday 15th June - Best Employment Goldfi elds Trophy v 

Bendigo JFL at Ballarat, Venue TBC 

Saturday 6th July - Bob Davis Trophy v Geelong JFL in 

Geelong, Venue TBC 

Our age groups for Junior interleague this year have 

changed and will now align with the Netball Victoria Talent 

ID and our competing leagues age groups. 

15&Under - Eligibility DOB born after 1/1/1998 

13&Under - Eligibility DOB born after 1/1/2000 

11&Under - Eligibility DOB born after 1/1/2002 

As this is our fi rst year in the Junior Netball Interleague 

structure we require interested coaches to have at least 

2 years junior coaching experience, hold a current 

foundation coaching accreditation and have a strong 

understanding and passion to develop the Junior Netball 

competition within the Ballarat FNL. 

These teams will also have the opportunity to enter into 

association tournaments if availability in dates and fi xturing 

is there. 

To all Clubs, please remember that nominations for players 

are due by 29th April, 2013 and please adhere to these 

new age groups. 

We look forward to a wonderful experience for all the staff 

and players in our fi rst year of Junior Netball Interleague! 

Representative Netball Coaching Positions 

The Red Onion Creative Ballarat Football Netball League 

are seeking applications for the following coaching positions. 

15 & Under age group | 13 & Under age group | 11 & Under age group 

The Red Onion Creative Ballarat Football Netball league invite suitably qualifi ed people that hold current coaching 

accreditations, with a minimum of 2 years junior coaching experience, and a passion for junior netball development 

within the BFNL competition. If you are interested in applying for any of these positions please contact the BFNL 

Netball Manager Kara Murray on kara@ballaratfl .com.au or 0417 642 271 for further information. 

Note: These appointments will be for a term of 1 year and all interleague coaching positions will be assessed at the 

completion of the 2013 season. 

In 2013 the Red Onion Creative BFNL Junior Netball representative sides will compete in the AFL Victoria Country 

Championships Interleague Weekends on Saturday 15th June v Bendigo JFL in Ballarat and against Geelong JFL in 

Geelong for the Bob David Trophy on Saturday 6th July. 

Please forward all applications to: 

Kara Murray 

Netball Operations Manager - BFNL 

kara@ballaratfl .com.au 

Applications close Friday 3rd May, 2013. 




Seniors 

2013 Netball Results 

Sunbury 29 

Melton 40 

Melton South 34 

Bacchus Marsh 50 

Sebastopol 21 

Darley 42 

Reserves 

Sunbury 18 

Melton 29 



Sebastopol 17 

Darley 35 

C Grade 

Sunbury 26 

Melton 36 



Sebastopol 16 

Darley 30 

Under 18.5s 

Sunbury 19 

Melton 41 



Sebastopol 16 

Darley 35 

SENIORS 

Best & Fairest 

PLAYER CLUB TOTAL GBF 

Tarryn Healy Melton South 3 3 

Brooke Thompson Melton 3 3 

Elyce Carlyle Darley 3 3 

Olivia Phyland Melton South 2 2 

Brooke Gleeson Melton 2 2 

Talei Bari Darley 2 2 

Lauren Gilchrist Sunbury 1 1 

Adrianna Cann Sebastopol 1 1 

Stacey Jeffrey Bacchus Marsh 1 1 

RESERVES 



Natasha Pavic Melton 3 3 

Rachel Kelly Darley 3 3 

Jacquie McHenry Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Marlo Randell Sebastopol 2 2 

Jenna Nicolle Melton South 2 2 

Tegan Gardam Melton 2 2 

Ashleigh Danchett Sunbury 1 1 

Ashby Keep Darley 1 1 

Linda Powell Bacchus Marsh 1 1 

C GRADE 



Rachel Noble Sunbury 3 3 

Meg Horbottle Darley 3 3 

Lauren Prout Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Sarah Bruce-Smith Sebastopol 2 2 

Ashley Hill Melton 2 2 

Rachelle Barnard Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Stephanie Bowden Melton South 1 1 

Claudia Schumann Melton 1 1 

Robyn Bewley Darley 1 1 

UNDER 18.5s 



Telia Coverdal Melton 3 3 

Tarni Lopes Darley 3 3 

Jaless Morris Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Taylah Sette Sunbury 2 2 

Victoria Freeman Darley 2 2 

Gaby Mayne Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Matilda Coatts Sebastopol 1 1 

Monique Clark Melton South 1 1 

Tilitha Hunt Melton 1 1 




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2013 Toohey’s Senior Results 

Sunbury 2.3 8.5 14.14 18.16-124 

Melton 1.3 4.7 5.9 8.12-60 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: X. Linton 4, M. Medcraft 3, R. Wood 3, 

J. Lobb 2, S. Clarke, P. Cariss, J. Fedoruk, C. McCabe, A. Duhau, 

J. Rizk 

Best Players: B. Chambers, N. McGovern, M. Coleman, A. Duhau, 

X. Linton, A. Short 

Melton: Goal Kickers: M. Notman 2, P. Davis, J. Gleeson, H. Abela, 

D. Haby, B. Kight, J. Miller 

Best Players: N. Gale, A. Hill, C. Webber, B. Thomas, B. Notman, 

T. Manolis 

Sebastopol 3.2 6.2 8.3 11.3-69 

Darley 5.3 10.5 18.9 26.11-167 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: M. Powell 3, B. Trew 3, B. Carrigg 3, 

M. Jolly, M. Cain 

Best Players: S. Keiller, T. Stewart, B. Trew, B. Carrigg, M. Powell 

Darley: Goal Kickers: J. Edwards 5, M. Hanson 4, D. Leonard 3, 

D. Grenfell 3, S. McAllester 3, H. Inglis 2, C. Nance 2, D. Edwards, 

J. Mc Grath, B. Inglis, T. Minns 

Best Players: S. Page, J. Edwards, D. Grenfell, C. McGill, 

D. Leonard, B. Inglis 

Melton South 4.4 7.8 11.11 15.14-104 

Bacchus Marsh 0.7 5.10 6.13 11.15-81 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: M. Sutton 4, R. Hickman 4, C. Simpkin 

2, L. Burke, J. Ryan, J. Callus, M. Callus, D. Thomas 

Best Players: M. Callus, R. Hickman, D. Thomas, J. Doran, 

D. Lawson 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: A. Kur 2, D. Bonnici 2, M. Suban 2, 

D. Phyland, L. Blundell, E. Tibbles, D. Velden, T. Delahey 

Best Players: M. Suban, M. Denham, D. Phyland, C. Butt, D. Velden, 

T. Shea 

Johnnie Walker Tony Lockett Medal 

Senior Leading Goal Kicker Award 

PLAYER CLUB GOALS TOTAL 

Jake Edwards Darley 5 5 

Rex Hickman Melton South 4 4 

Mathew Sutton Melton South 4 4 

Mark Hanson Darley 4 4 

Xavier Linton Sunbury 4 4 

Michael Powell Sebastopol 3 3 

Mathew Medcraft Sunbury 3 3 

Dane Grenfell Darley 3 3 

Reece Wood Sunbury 3 3 

Scott McAllester Darley 3 3 

Merv & Mary Howard Memorial Shield 

Senior Club Championship 

CLUB POINTS 

Darley 13 


Melton 9 

Sunbury 4 


Ballarat 0 

East Point 0 

Lake Wendouree 0 

North Ballarat City 0 

Redan 0 

Sebastopol 0 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Sunbury 4.3 7.4 8.6 10.6-66 

Melton 1.4 6.8 8.10 10.14-74 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: A. Gill 2, B. Ferrari, K. Hill, C. Burrows, 

A. Reed, J. Box, D. Burnett, B. Sleight, M. Parker 

Best Players: D. Sanderson, D. Burnett, A. Reed, M. Parker, 

B. Sleight 

Melton: Goal Kickers: A. Webber 4, B. Richie, N. Milburn, J. Prudek, 

J. Rawlings, M. Kruze, T. Robinson 

Best Players: B. Richie, A. Webber, T. Robinson, J. Prudek, 

B. Kennedy, N. Milburn 

Sebastopol 2.3 5.7 8.7 10.9-69 

Darley 1.3 2.6 6.7 12.10-82 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: D. Tatlock 3, C. Wright 3, L. Parker 2, 

S. Ringin, D. Cuthbertson 

Best Players: J. Blackwell, D. Tatlock, J. Branch, D. Kelly, S. Ringin, 

C. Hocking-Turnbull 

Darley: Goal Kickers: S. Deckert 6, J. May, D. Clarke, J. Clarke, 

J. Coy, B. Barnes, B. O’Bree 

Best Players: B. Longden, S. Deckert, D. Leatch, B. Matthews, 

D. Clarke, C. Hatfi eld 

Melton South 2.4 3.5 5.5 6.8-44 

Bacchus Marsh 2.1 6.3 9.8 14.8-92 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: A. Hibbert 4, M. Collins, D. Leon 

Best Players: J. Hume, A. Hibbert, B. Hooper, L. Briggs, A. Trotman, 

T. Darcy 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: M. Muscat 4, S. Howson 2, 

N. Mazzeni, C. Suban, A. Sweet, J. Leman, S. Taylor, K. Mallia, 

J. Millar, J. Johnstone 

Best Players: M. Whittle, M. Prince, J. Leman, S. Taylor, 

J. Johnstone, M. Muscat 

Jim Gull Medal 

Reserves Leading Goal Kicker Award 


Shaun Deckert Darley 6 6 

Anthony Hibbert Melton South 4 4 

Matthew Muscat Bacchus Marsh 4 4 

Ash Webber Melton 4 4 

Chris Wright Sebastopol 3 3 

Dayan Tatlock Sebastopol 3 3 

Luke Parker Sebastopol 2 2 

Andrew Gill Sunbury 2 2 

Scott Howson Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Matthew Collins Melton South 1 1 

George King Medal 

Reserves Best & Fairest 


Chris Suban Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Ben Kennedy Melton 3 3 

Matthew Collins Melton South 2 2 

John Prudek Melton 2 2 

Dayan Tatlock Sebastopol 2 2 

Travis Stephenson Bacchus Marsh 1 1 

Bradley Williams Bacchus Marsh 1 1 

Andrew Gill Melton 1 1 




2013 Ballarat Toyota Under 18.5s Results 

Sunbury 4.2 7.5 8.6 10.8-68 

Melton 2.3 3.4 7.6 8.7-55 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: N. Wood 3, J. Acton 2, J. Flannery 2, 

M. Pearce, L. Spiteri, N. Bridgland 

Best Players: B. Seymour, T. Boyle, J. Flannery, J. Landt, N. Wood, 

J. Davidson 

Melton: Goal Kickers: W. Dao 2, L. Carter 2, L. Kenny, M. Rawlings, 

D. Cartwright, J. McClurg 

Best Players: L. Carter, J. Tardio, A. Pacers, M. Beck, B. Newman, 

S. Krupa 

Sebastopol 4.0 7.0 7.1 8.1-49 

Darley 3.3 7.1 9.7 12.8-80 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: J. Eyers 2, B. Dummett, H. Hunneybell, 

A. Cooper, B. Stevens, B. Grinstead, T. Stubbs 

Best Players: J. Morgan, J. Edwards, T. Stubbs, C. Snowden, 

A. Cooper 

Darley: Goal Kickers: J. Leonard 4, N. Thacker 2, D. Gallop 2, 

R. Delahey, L. Boyd, J. Carpenter, B. Goddard 

Best Players: S. Gilbert, C. Wells, D. Gallop, N. Thacker, J. Leonard, 

J. Carpenter 

Melton South 1.2 5.4 6.7 9.11-65 

Bacchus Marsh 4.8 6.11 10.15 12.15-87 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: J. Carlin 2, J. Rattya 2, J. Charge, 

R. Holzer, S. Lowe, A. Reardon, O. Hall 

Best Players: D. Laeggett, O. Hall, J. Charge, R. Holzer, J. Rattya 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: J. Powell 3, D. Robson 2, C. Golding 

2, M. Sutherland 2, M. Gray, R. Stuhldreier, R. Hawkins 

Best Players: T. Wardell, R. Hawkins, J. Powell, M. Gray, 

M. Sutherland 

Under 18.5s Goal Kicker Award 


James Leonard Darley 4 4 

Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Nathan Wood Sunbury 3 3 

William Dao Melton 2 2 

Liam Carter Melton 2 2 

Nicholas Thacker Darley 2 2 

Corey Golding Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Jesse Flannery Sunbury 2 2 

Daniel Robson Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Jai Carlin Melton South 2 2 

Dick Reeves Trophy 

Under 18.5s Best & Fairest 


Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Jack Landt Sunbury 3 3 

Darcy Gallop Darley 3 3 

Tyler Boyle Sunbury 2 2 

Jacob Eyers Sebastopol 2 2 

Daniel Dobson Bacchus Marsh 2 2 

Steven Krupa Melton 1 1 

Mitch Gillespie Darley 1 1 

Matthew Sutherland Bacchus Marsh 1 1 




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U/16.5s SENIORS 

P W L D B F A % PTS 

Sebastopol 1 1 0 0 0 62 15 413.33 4 

Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 0 113 36 313.89 4 

North Ballarat 1 1 0 0 0 92 44 209.09 4 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 92 49 187.76 4 

Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 


East Ballarat 1 0 1 0 0 44 92 47.83 0 


Darley 1 0 1 0 0 15 62 24.19 0 

U/14 SENIORS 


Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 0 104 26 400.00 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 75 27 277.78 4 

Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 82 37 221.62 4 

East Ballarat 1 1 0 0 0 71 34 208.82 4 

Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 

North Ballarat 1 0 1 0 0 34 71 47.89 0 


Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 27 75 36.00 0 


U/12 SENIORS 




Darley 1 1 0 0 0 45 38 118.42 4 


Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 


Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 38 45 84.44 0 

Mount Clear 1 0 1 0 0 35 88 39.77 0 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 1 0 0 7 34 20.59 0 

U/16.5s RESERVES 


Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 165 16 1031.25 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 72 10 720.00 4 

Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 0 70 46 152.17 4 


Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 



Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 10 72 13.89 0 


U/14 RESERVES 


Bacchus Marsh 1 1 0 0 0 89 3 2966.67 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 116 19 610.53 4 



Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 

Mount Clear 1 0 1 0 0 23 88 26.14 0 


Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 19 116 16.38 0 


U/12 RESERVES 


North Ballarat 1 1 0 0 0 83 0 1000000 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 0 44 0 1000000 4 



Redan 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.00 4 

Mount Clear 1 0 1 0 0 8 24 33.33 0 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 1 0 0 8 25 32.00 0 


Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 0 0 44 0.00 0 



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U/16.5s SENIORS 

P W L D F A % PTS 

Lake Wendouree 1 1 0 0 35 15 233.33 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 18 8 225 4 

Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 31 14 221.43 4 

North Ballarat 1 1 0 0 27 14 192.86 4 

Redan 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 

East Ballarat 1 0 1 0 14 27 51.85 0 

Ballarat 1 0 1 0 14 31 45.16 0 

Sebastopol 1 0 1 0 8 18 44.44 0 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 1 0 15 35 42.86 0 

U/14s SENIORS 


Nth Ballarat City 1 1 0 0 31 13 238.46 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 21 9 233.33 4 

Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 15 7 214.29 4 


Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 4 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 0 1 26 29 89.66 0 


Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 9 21 42.86 0 


U/12s SENIORS 




Mount Clear 1 1 0 0 14 6 233.33 4 

Darley 1 1 0 0 11 7 157.14 4 

Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 4 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 7 11 63.64 0 


Bacchus Marsh 1 0 0 1 7 34 20.59 0 


U/16.5s RESERVES 


Darley 1 1 0 0 56 1 5600.00 4 



Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 4 


Mount Clear 1 0 1 0 10 10 100.00 2 


Bacchus Marsh 1 0 0 1 17 30 56.67 0 

Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 1 56 1.79 0 

U/14s RESERVES 


Darley 1 1 0 0 24 4 600.00 4 



Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 4 


Mount Clear 1 0 1 0 5 5 100.00 2 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 0 1 8 10 80.00 0 


Sebastopol 1 0 0 1 4 24 16.67 0 

U/12s RESERVES 




Sebastopol 1 1 0 0 6 3 200.00 4 


Redan 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 4 


Darley 1 0 0 1 3 6 50.00 0 

Bacchus Marsh 1 0 0 1 2 8 25.00 0 

Mount Clear 1 0 0 1 2 10 20.00 0 



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