ROUND 2, APRIL 25-27, 2013 - Ballarat Football League

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ROUND 2, APRIL 25-27, 2013 

• RIVALRY ROUND • 

THURSDAY 25TH APRIL – ANZAC DAY 

East Point v Ballarat 

SATURDAY 27TH APRIL 

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)

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Across the Desk 

Red Onion Creative Ballarat FNL Operations Manager Aaron Nunn 

Rivalry Round is upon us 

There are many fi erce rivalries alive 

and well in the Ballarat Football Netball 

League in the modern age with many 

going head to head this weekend in a 

jam packed round of matches. There are 

fewer rivalries bigger than the one that will 

take place at the City Oval this weekend 

between Redan and Sunbury. Whilst 

Redan has probably had the better share 

of victory over the past 10 years which 

has resulted in a fi nals record most clubs 

could only dream about, its Sunbury who 

has claim to the last laugh following their 

emphatic win in the 2012 Grand Final. 

Whilst Redan are notorious for their red 

hot fi nals form, I’m sure they will still have 

last September sitting in the back of their 

minds when they the fi eld this weekend. 

Then there’s the cross town rivalries 

between Bacchus Marsh and Darley and 

probably the match of the round between 

Melton and Melton South. The interest in 

these local rivalries is highlighted by the 

huge crowds that fl ock to the grounds 

during rivalry round to witness what 

is sure to be two very good games of 

football. Then there’s the battle between 

East Point and Ballarat who will play 

again over the ANZAC Day holiday in a 

fi xture that has become traditional and 

Lake Wendouree and North Ballarat City, 

two teams who have a short but fi erce 

rivalry with each other. 

With three games decided by less than 

a kick last weekend, the 2013 season 

is shaping up to be one of the most 

exciting yet. 

Match Review Panel helps clean up 

League 

Progression in football is a common 

theme these days and no one does 

it better than the AFL itself. The use 

of modern technology has made our 

game the most highly scrutinized game 

in the world with every player’s actions 

analysed with their every move. 

In the Ballarat Football Netball 

League, over the past 3 years with the 

implementation of fi lming senior football 

matches we too are now able to evolve 

and adopt similar principals to those at 

the highest level. The development of the 

BFNL Match Review Panel system is an 

important innovation that supports the 

actions of the offi ciating umpires and will 

help cement our position as one of the 

cleanest leagues in Country Victoria. 

So how does it work? 

Each season a panel of fi ve members 

is appointed to oversee the incidents 

raised by clubs or Umpire Associations. 

Incidents may be raised via club offi cials 

or any member of the BFUA or RDFUA. 

Once an incident is raised, it is passed 

on the Match Review Panel who will 

then make a decision on whether or not 

a player may have a case to answer to. 

It is important to note that the Match 

Review Panel are not making a decision 

on whether or not a player is guilty, they 

are merely deciding if a player may have 

a case to answer to in reference to AFL 

Victoria Country rules which are outlined 

on a standard report form. 

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Across the Desk continued... 

The Match Review Panel system fi lls 

the gap that previously existed between 

a player being reported and sent to 

the Tribunal and a club requesting an 

investigation into an incident that was not 

picked up by the offi ciating Umpires. 

The Match Review Panel is far more 

effi cient as cases are generally fi nalized 

within a week, costs are minimal to 

clubs and cases are supported by vision 

making it easier for panel members, both 

Tribunal and Match Review, to make their 

decision. 

So far, the clubs have been generally 

supportive of the new system. 

The players are adapting to the extra set 

of eyes on them and the supporters can 

enjoy the real reason we all go to the 

local footy of a weekend, and that’s to 

watch the players play football. 

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IN THIS EDITION... 

Weekend Football Review 3 

Redan v Melton South 5 

GMHBA Rookie Of The Year 7 

A Message from Worksafe 9 

Footy Tipping 2013 15 

Netball Player Profile 19 

2013 BFNL Ladders 21 

BFNL Interleague Campaign begins! 

It won’t be long until the 2013 Senior 

Interleague squads for senior and U/18 

football and Senior and 17 & Under netball 

squads are announced. The BFNL kicks 

off our training schedule in a couple of 

weeks time in preparation for the game 

against the Bendigo FNL on Saturday 25th 

May 2013 at the Eastern Oval, Ballarat. 

Under new Coach Ben Jordan and his 

team, the league trusts that all players 

will accept the opportunity to display 

their abilities at the highest level that 

community football can offer, and 

hopefully get over the line against the 

Bendigo FL to allow us to force our way 

back into the top four leagues in the state 

and a chance to play off for third position 

in 2014. 

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 25-27, 2013

Weekend Football Review: Round 1 

AFTER what was very much a “soft opening” 

the previous weekend, this past weekend saw 

Round 1 proper of the 2013 Ballarat FNL season 

played, with close results - apart from one obvious 

standout!! 

Ballarat 9.10.58 def. Lake Wendouree 7.13.55 

This one turned out much closer than most though, 

with the young Lakers side taking the game right 

up to the more fancied Swans at Alfredton. Whilst 

Ballarat led at every change, they couldn’t shake 

the Lakers all day, and it was only a contentious 

fi fty-metre penalty paid against Lake Wendouree 

skipper Tim Malone in the dying stages of the 

game, which resulted in a goal to Ballarat’s Daniel 

Hobbs, which sealed the result for the Swans. 

Chris Prockter was good with three goals for 

Ballarat, with Mitch Rodd, Josh Crawford and 

Braeden Deary standouts in red and white. The 

Lakers received great service out of a trio of 

players they either had limited or no service from 

at all last season in Malone, ruckman Matthew 

Tuminello and key running player Scott Carey. 

Bacchus Marsh 17.9.111 def. Sebastopol 12.11.83 

Bacchus Marsh opened their account for season 

2013 at home against Sebastopol last Saturday, 

but it wasn’t without some nervous moments as 

a Burras side vastly improved from their season 

opening showing against Darley took it right up to 

the Cobras. It was only an eight goal to one fi nal 

quarter by Bacchus Marsh that got them over 

the line after trailing at the fi nal change. With key 

forwards Adam Skrobolak and Abraham Kur out of 

the side, the Cobras shared the goalkicking load 

around, with ten different goalkickers led by Matt 

Denham’s four goals. Daniel Velden, who kicked 

three himself, was sensational for the Cobras, as 

were usual suspects Tyson Shea and Michael 

Suban. Sebastopol will take a lot of heart from their 

opening three quarters, fi nding more goals from 

Michael Powell (four) and Brad Carrigg (three) and 

nominated Damien Loudon, Alex Brimacombe and 

Tom Petersen for special praise. 

Redan 13.15.93 def. Melton South 13.12.90 

In what turned out to be a high-quality game, 

Redan held off a fast-fi nishing Melton South 

to record their opening win of the season by 

three points at Mars City Oval. A six goal to one 

opening quarter set up the win for the Lions, as 

the Panthers, who were missing key players Doug 

Thomas (suspension) and coach Mathew Sutton 

(illness) clawed their way back into the game after 

quarter time and very nearly ran over the top of 

a Redan side that were visibly fading. The Lions 

spread the goalkicking load with ten individual 

goalkickers, and received great service from 

youngsters Mitchell Phelps and Joel Matthews 

along with former coach Brendan Peace, whilst the 

Callus brothers, Joe and Michael, were amongst 

Melton South’s better players with ruckman Marc 

Dransman booting three goals. 

North Ballarat City 24.13.157 def. East Point 6.12.48 

Led by a ten-goal haul from former Rooster Derrick 

Micallef, a well-drilled North City well and truly 

lived up to their pre-season hype by thumping 

East Point by 109 points under lights at Eureka 

Stadium on Saturday night. After Micallef booted 

the opening goal of the game inside the fi rst 

seventy seconds, North City never looked back in 

thumping the Lions. Micallef was the standout in a 

North City side that looked quick and well skilled, 

however he had great supply from midfi elders 

Ryan Luke and Jake Hicks, with Tristan Cartledge 

shading East Point ruckman Paul Koderenko to 

give his star-studded midfi eld an armchair ride. 

Coach Dan Jordan played a lone hand up forward 

to kick four of East Point’s six goals on the night, 

with Hayden Walters giving the Roos great drive 

out of the midfi eld on a night they boys from 

Eastern Oval will soon want to forget 

Sunbury 11.4.70 def. Darley 9.14.68 

The match many saw as being the game of the 

round in the lead-up to last week certainly lived 

up to its potential under lights at Clarke Oval, 

with the reigning premiers scraping home by two 

points. Despite leading at every change, Sunbury 

escaped with a win after an inaccurate Darley 

wasted their chances in the fi nal quarter by kicking 

2.8 for the quarter, including an after-the-siren 

shot by Harley Inglis which drifted wide to give the 

Lions the win. Simon Clarke returned to form with 

fi ve goals for Sunbury, with Scott Lobb fantastic in 

his 200th game and recruit Andrew Duhau making 

his presence known. Jake Edwards booted three 

goals for Darley, with the Inglis boys, Michael 

Clancy and Drew Edwards standouts for the Devils. 



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Redan vs Melton South Match Report Shaun Kelly 

THROUGHOUT the fi rst quarter of their opening 

match for season 2013 at Mars City Oval last 

Saturday, Redan looked as if things would be very 

much “business as usual” this season as they took 

the improving Melton South to the sword in a big 

way. But the Panthers clawed their way back into 

the game to show that things may a little bit different 

after all this season, as whilst the Lions managed 

to hang on for a three-point win, Saturday’s game 

showed that the gap between the upper and lower 

rungs of the Ballarat FNL ladder might be closing. 

Not that you would know this if you only saw the fi rst 

quarter of the match, where Redan took a thirtysix 

point lead into the fi rst break after a dominant 

thirty minutes of football. It was very much the 

Lions of old roaming around their own jungle, as 

they racked up twelve scoring shots throughout 

the quarter to just the solitary Anthony Cristofaro 

goal by the Panthers. With coach Eammon Gill 

constantly rotating his players to ensure fresh 

legs facing a Melton South side missing their 

key spearhead Mathew Sutton, the Lions looked 

dominant. Whilst it took eight minutes before their 

fi rst goal of the game, provided by Dean Chester 

after Jack Jess was felled after disposing of the ball 

in the centre of Mars City Oval and a downfi eld free 

kick and fi fty metre penalty was paid, Redan soon 

made up for it. With youngsters Mitch Phelps and 

Tyler O’Sullivan-Kirchner, who played in the 2012 

Redan Under 18½ premiership side, looking good 

and experienced campaigners in Brendan Peace, 

Matthew Hyden and Ryan Waight looking good, 

at quarter time the phrase on the lips of most was 

“how far Redan”. 

Someone forgot to tell the Panthers this though, 

as Sutton, missing through illness but still able to 

perform his coaching duties, implored his players 

to keep their workrate up and promised them that 

good things would come of it. Ruckman Marc 

Dransman was swung forward and responded 

with two goals early in the piece, and with Colin 

Simpkin also adding his name to the goalkickers list 

after capping off a nice chain of play, the Panthers 

had worked their way back into the game by the 

mid-stages of the quarter, thanks in large part to 

midfi elders Ben Peters and Dion Lawson starting to 

get their hands on the ball through the middle of the 

ground - an area where Redan were dominant in 

the opening quarter. The Lions fi nished the quarter 

well though, with both Phelps and O’Sullivan- 

Kirchner kicking their second goals of the game 

late in the quarter to ensure Redan a healthy 23 

point lead at half time. 

It seemed to take both sides a little bit to work back 

into the game after the quarter time break, with the 

ball rarely going past either side’s half-forward line 

for the fi rst nine minutes of the quarter until Redan 

recruit Simon Henning started a smooth passage 

of play in the Lions half-back line that ended with 

Damien Horbury kicking his fi rst goal of the game, 

which stretched the Lions lead out to an even 

fi ve goals. This seemed to sting the Panthers into 

action though, especially Joe Callus who along 

with brother Michael are the type of players that 

opposition supporters would love to hate but who 

add so much to the Panthers’ structure, booted a 

pair of goals, framing Dransman’s third goal after 

he cut off a chain of “panic” handballs in the Redan 

backline to cut the Lions lead to just twelve points. 

The time-on period of the thrid quarter though 

proved pivotal in the outcome of the game, as 

Redan, through Horbury, Jesse Dundon and Ash 

Barker, kicked three goals just as Melton South 

were starting to get a sniff to increase their lead 

back out to 33 points by the time the three-quarter 

time siren sounded. 

They needed it as well, as after Grant Bell’s goal 

of the week contender four minutes into the fi nal 

quarter, the Panthers took over the game. Rex 

Hickman, who had been quiet for much of the 

game, started to exert his infl uence at centre-half 

forward and was rewarded fi rstly for a push out in a 

marking contest 25 metres from the Panthers goal 

by booting his fi rst for the day, then took advantage 

of some lazy defensive play by the Lions three 

minutes later to intercept the ball and goal to bring 

the Panthers to within ten points. When Anthony 

Cristofaro booted his second goal of the game 

from a forward line stoppage deep into the quarter 

to cut the margin to three points, it appeared as if 

the Panthers were going to pinch the game, but 

Redan’s defence held strong in the dying minutes 

of the game to ensure that they still had their noses 

in front when the fi nal siren sounded to ensure that, 

from a casual look at the post-Round 1 ladder, the 

BFNL status quo remainded as it has for some 

years, but anyone in attendance at Mars City Oval 

last Saturday afternoon will tell you that, if Melton 

South’s performance was any indication, things 

may defi nitely be changing. 




GMHBA Rookie of the Week Jake Wilkinson (Sebastopol) 

1. Name: Jake Wilkinson. 

2. Club: Sebastopol. 

3. Occupation: Steel Fabricator. 

4. Age: 18. 

5. What do you remember about your fi rst 

senior game: Against Sunbury and was the 

fi rst game I ever played with my brother. 

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

and why: My brother just because of his hard 

work ethic. 

7. Name a sports person you admire and why: 

Mark Murphy from Carlton because he has 

worked his way to the top due to hard work. 

8. Football achievements: 

Playing fi nals football. 

9. Would you like to coach one day: 

Not my thing. 

10. Hardest apponent played against: 

Jimmy Rogers from Hepburn. 

11. Hardest worker at training: Brent Van Gil. 

12. Match day superstitions: Don’t eat 

anything for breaky and have a small lunch. 




Message from Worksafe AFL Victoria Country 

IT wasn’t the ending the Victoria/Tasmania 

Kickstart team was hoping for, but fi ve wins 

from six matches still ranked as a signifi cant 

achievement. 

With a team comprising almost entirely of 

boys from country Victoria, the Vic/Tas team 

fi nished the U15 Indigenous National Kickstart 

Championship in Townsville as runners up. 

After remaining undefeated in the preliminary 

rounds of the carnival held from April 8-12, the 

Victoria/Tasmania team was unable to outpoint 

defending champions Western Australia in the 

grand fi nal, losing 9.18 (72) to 6.5 (41). 

But despite missing out on the premiership 

medallions, the team showed enormous 

improvement throughout the week and 

impressed onlookers with an exciting brand of 

football. 

Of the 27 boys that represented Victoria/ 

Tasmania, 20 of them hailed form regional 

Victoria. 

From Lucknow in East Gippsland to Robinvale 

in northwest Victoria, all regions in Victoria 

were represented, giving team members a 

chance to learn more about their cultural roots 

and form new friendships with boys from all 

over Australia and beyond. 

AFL Victoria Indigenous Programs Manager 

Aaron Clark said it was a great opportunity 

for participants to share common challenges 

and increase their peer support network of 

boys that are facing similar challenges as 

indigenous young men. 

“In the Kickstart program AFL Victoria 

facilitates a process where participants can 

connect with each other and share elements 

of their unique culture, which really does 

strengthen their self esteem, confi dence and 

surround them with positive role models. 

“The program recognises the enormous talent 

pool of indigenous players in Victoria and 

enhances our ability to keep that talent in the 

mainstream talent pathway.” 

Victoria/Tasmania was led superbly by cocaptains 

Jy Simpkin (Mooroopna) and Anthony 

Young (Newborough), with Young being named 

Victoria/Tasmania’s player of the carnival. 

After a week of impressing scouts with his 

ability to fi nd his own ball and break the lines, 

the 15-year-old said it was privilege to be part 

of the Kickstart program. 

“It was great to lead my teammates at the 

championships and get out there and play 

against the other states,” Young said. 

“It was really good to meet new people and 

learn about their culture and the things they 

have to deal with.” 

I’ll defi nitely stay in contact with a lot of the 

guys and we’ve already planned to meet up 

and attend a few AFL matches this year.” 

As well as fi tting in six matches and recovery 

sessions in a busy fi ve days, the team also 

attended education sessions focused on a 

range of topics including talent pathways, 

nutrition, identity, social media, drugs and 

alcohol and employment. 

Team members had the chance to listen to 

guest speakers such as Bonita Mabo, wife 

of the late Eddie Mabo, who spoke of her 

husband’s story and the struggles he endured 

to have the land rights of indigenous people 

acknowledged. 

Renowned musician Jeremy Donavan also 

spoke to the group about growing up and 

not knowing of his Indigenous roots until later 

in life, and the struggles which came about 

through being confused with his identity. 

After such a strong performance at the 

championship, many members of the Victoria/ 

Tasmania team are expected to be named 

in the Flying Boomerangs squad which will 

compete in Division 3 of the AFL U16 National 

Championships in July, followed by an 

international tour. 

To read more follow on facebook: 

facebook.com/afl victoria.indigenousprograms 




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




DERRICK MICALLEF 

NORTH BALLARAT CITY 







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. 




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BFNL Player Profile 

Monique Clark (Melton South) 

1. Name: Monique Clark 

2. Most respected team mate (work ethic, 

professionalism etc): Scarlett Trewavis - 

every game she goes out hard and puts her 

body on the line. 

3. Most infl uential fi gure on career: 

My Mum and Dad. 

4. Debut year/game: 2010: Melton South vs 

East Point. 

5. Clubs represented: Melton South, Ballarat 

Regional State Side, St Albans (State League). 

6. Worst injury suffered: Knee hyperextension 

7. Best Netball memory: Being selected to 

play for Ballarat in the regional states 

8. Worst Netball memory: Losing Regional 

Semi’s by only 3 goals. 

9. Most colourful character met in Netball: 

Teegan Laffi n. 

10. Career highlight: Playing in the Ballarat 

Regional State League and winning a few 

best and fairest. 

11. Toughest opponent: We will fi nd out this 

season. 

12. Match day superstitions: I always have to 

wear 2 pairs of socks. 

13. Coaching aspirations: Wanna get through 

my netball career fi rst but might give it a crack... 



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2013 BFNL Football Ladders 

2013 TOOHEYS SENIOR LADDER 

TEAM P W L D B F A % PTS 

Sunbury 2 2 0 0 0 194 128 151.56 8 

North Ballarat City 1 1 0 0 0 157 48 327.08 4 

Darley 2 1 1 0 0 235 139 169.06 4 

Melton South 2 1 1 0 0 194 174 111.49 4 

Ballarat 1 1 0 0 0 58 55 105.45 4 

Redan 1 1 0 0 0 93 90 103.33 4 

Bacchus Marsh 2 1 1 0 0 192 187 102.67 4 

Melton 2 0 1 0 1 60 124 48.39 4 

Lake Wendouree 1 0 1 0 0 55 58 94.83 0 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 152 278 54.68 0 

East Point 1 0 1 0 0 48 157 30.57 0 

2013 B&M TRUCK PARTS RESERVES LADDER 


Darley 2 2 0 0 0 159 92 172.83 8 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 143 91 157.14 8 

Melton 2 1 0 0 1 74 66 112.12 8 

Redan 1 1 0 0 0 122 21 580.95 4 


North Ballarat City 1 1 0 0 0 97 79 122.78 4 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 116 133 87.22 0 

East Point 1 0 1 0 0 79 97 81.44 0 

Sunbury 2 0 2 0 0 89 151 58.94 0 

Melton South 2 0 2 0 0 65 214 30.37 0 


2013 BALLARAT TOYOTA UNDER 18.5 LADDER 


Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 184 88 209.09 8 

Sunbury 2 2 0 0 0 155 95 163.16 8 


North Ballarat City 1 1 0 0 0 128 34 376.47 4 

Redan 1 1 0 0 0 99 29 341.38 4 

Darley 2 1 1 0 0 120 136 88.24 4 

Melton 2 0 1 0 1 55 68 80.88 4 

Melton South 2 0 2 0 0 94 186 50.54 0 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 72 177 40.68 0 

East Point 1 0 1 0 0 34 128 26.56 0 





2013 BFNL Gull & Co Netball Ladders 

SENIORS P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Melton 1 1 0 0 40 29 8 8.00 137.93 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 100 74 8 4.00 135.14 

Lake Wendouree 1 1 0 0 57 24 4 4.00 237.50 

North Ballarat City 1 1 0 0 42 36 4 4.00 116.67 

Sunbury 2 1 0 1 75 69 4 2.00 108.70 

Darley 2 1 0 1 71 67 4 2.00 105.97 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 2 61 92 4 2.00 66.30 

Redan 1 0 1 0 31 31 2 2.00 100.00 

Melton South 2 0 1 1 65 81 2 1.00 80.25 

East Point 1 0 0 1 36 42 0 0.00 85.71 

Ballarat 1 0 0 1 24 57 0 0.00 42.11 

RESERVES P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 69 38 8 4.00 181.58 

Melton 1 1 0 0 29 18 8 8.00 161.11 

Redan 1 1 0 0 41 12 4 4.00 341.67 

East Point 1 1 0 0 35 23 4 4.00 152.17 

Lake Wendouree 1 1 0 0 27 24 4 4.00 112.50 

Darley 2 1 0 1 51 46 4 2.00 110.87 

Sunbury 2 1 0 1 47 45 4 2.00 104.44 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 2 34 71 4 2.00 47.89 

Ballarat 1 0 0 1 24 27 0 0.00 88.89 


Melton South 2 0 0 2 33 74 0 0.00 44.59 

C GRADE P W L D F A PTS RATIO % 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 65 29 8 4.00 224.14 

Darley 2 2 0 0 55 34 8 4.00 161.76 

Melton 1 1 0 0 36 26 8 8.00 138.46 

East Point 1 1 0 0 33 20 4 4.00 165.00 

Ballarat 1 1 0 0 30 20 4 4.00 150.00 

Redan 1 1 0 0 33 23 4 4.00 143.48 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 2 27 64 4 2.00 42.19 

Sunbury 2 0 0 2 44 61 0 0.00 72.13 

Lake Wendouree 1 0 0 1 20 30 0 0.00 66.67 

Melton South 2 0 0 2 41 64 0 0.00 64.06 


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

Melton 1 1 0 0 41 19 8 8.00 215.79 

Darley 2 2 0 0 64 42 8 4.00 152.38 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 44 35 8 4.00 125.71 

Redan 1 1 0 0 53 9 4 4.00 588.89 

Ballarat 1 1 0 0 27 16 4 4.00 168.75 

East Point 1 1 0 0 32 27 4 4.00 118.52 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 2 35 55 4 2.00 63.64 

North Ballarat City 1 0 0 1 27 32 0 0.00 84.38 

Sunbury 2 0 0 2 45 70 0 0.00 64.29 

Lake Wendouree 1 0 0 1 16 27 0 0.00 59.26 

Melton South 2 0 0 2 25 77 0 0.00 32.47 




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East Point 

ANZAC Day Footy - lest we forget. 

“ANZAC Day holds a special place in the Australian 

psyche – an ongoing testament to the spirit, undying 

courage and camaraderie of the Australians and 

Kiwis who formed part of the Australian and New 

Zealand Army Corps. Dawn Services around the 

country send chills down the spine beyond those 

infl icted by the climate at that time of the morning. 

Later in the day, Diggers march proudly at parades 

as the rest of us doff our collective caps – it is the 

least we could do to pay our thanks. ‘Spinners’ are 

in ample supply as games of two-up take centre 

stage for a day”. 

We at the East Point Football Netball Club and the 

Ballarat Football Netball Club Salute those diggers 

and welcome you to the High Mountain Water 

Eastern Oval on Anzac Day to watch the Red Lion 

Kangaroos do battle with the Ballarat Swans in 

Rivalry Round in a manner that would make those 

Diggers Proud.The day’s format is slightly different 

to most match days and goes like this. 

First bounce of the Reserves is at 1.00pm followed 


by the Senior Bounce at 3.15pm with the U18.5’s 

Twilight match to start at 5.30pm which should be a 

great opportunity for the U18.5’s to strut their stuff in 

front of the whole Football Netball Club and Banners 

should have them out and about for this great day. 

Don’t forget the Roogirls are a part of this great 

day as well with some action packed games on the 

Courts. 

The Roogirls start at 1.00pm with the “C” Bombs, 

B Grade at 2.00pm, Seniors at 3.00pm and the 

U18.5’s at 4.15pm. 

If you would like to be apart of this exciting Football 

Netball Club Stroudy will be in the Social Rooms 

with the Membership packages of you to purchase. 

Being our fi rst home game Zinger will be looking 

forward to see you at the Zingers Bar for all the 

Banter you can throw at him. 

Special thanks to the Red Lion Hotel and High 

Mountain Water for there generous support once 

again of this great club. 

EVERY HEART BEATS TRUE… GO ROOS.

Ballarat Swans Chatter 

Today (Anzac Day) we travel across town to take 

on old rivals East Point who over the years have 

been a diffi cult opponent especially on their 

own turf. Today is also a special day when we 

remember the fallen in past wars and both clubs 

will play for the Anzac Day Medal. 

FOOTBALL: Three wins started our season on a 

positive note but the Ballarat Swans did not have it 

their own way in the seniors. In a scrappy and low 

scoring affair the Swans managed to get home 

by three points. ‘Bakes’ will be looking for a more 

improved performance if we are to beat East Point. 

The reserves and U/18.5 started their respective 

seasons with good wins and will be looking forward 

to repeat last week’s performances. 

NETBALL: A mixed day for the netballers with two 

wins and two losses. The ‘A’ grade girls came up 

against a strong ‘Lakers’ outfi t and unfortunately 

could not put the score on the board. The closest 

game of the day saw the ‘B’ graders go down 

narrowly. The winners on the day were the ‘C’ 

grade who celebrated a rare win against the 

‘Lakers’ and the Under 18.5 girls who continued 

on from there successful 2012 season. 

Around the Club: Last week Alfredton Reserve 

was abuzz with the fi rst dual gate for the 2013 

season. The new number 2 Oval catered for all 

the juniors from early Saturday morning until late 

afternoon, a concept the Ballarat Football Netball 

Club and Ballarat Junior Football Club have been 

waiting on for years. 

Congratulations to Nick Garner on reaching 100 

Senior Club Games today. 

After today’s game it’s back to the Black Hill Hotel 

for a drink and a chat and maybe a bite to eat. 

Memberships are now available and all existing 

members who wish to renew their memberships 

and supporters who wish to take up a 

membership are urged to contact Mark Taylor at 

the Club. 

GO SWANNIES!!! 

BFNL RECORD 2013 | 27


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 

U/18.5 NETBALL 

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 

NETBALL SENIORS 

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 

NETBALL RESERVES 

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 

C GRADE NETBALL 

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 

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

SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5

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 Elliott Gepp 

2 Thomas Mooney 

3 Sam Frawley 

4 Liam Andison 

5 Jesse Nicholls 

6 Lane Sharrock 

7 Sam Cosgriff 

8 Jack Blackburn 

9 Tyler Constable 

10 Angus McDonough 

11 Matthew Tunbridge 

12 Lewis Moore 

13 Scott Robson 

14 Tom Constable 

15 Samuel Hodgetts 

16 Chris Britten 

17 Jason Hines 

18 Matthew Bourke 

19 Brandon Schmidt 

20 Nick Willowhite 

21 Daniel Martelli 

22 Jacob Willowhite 

23 Dylan Reece 

24 Nathan Patrikeos 

25 Todd Shalders 

26 Hayden Hughes 

27 Josh Attwood 

28 Geordie Lukich 

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 


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 


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 


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 


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 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



Lake Wendouree Lakers Notes 

It was good to get the season fi nally away 

against Ballarat at their place. The seniors had a 

terrifi c start to the year and more than matched 

Ballarat in skill and tenacity but could not get 

the ball through the big sticks. If they dish that 

endeavour up each week they will be fi ne. The 

reserves went in undermanned with quite a few 

on the injured list and 2 late withdrawals from 

the seniors not helping their cause. They need 

to take a leaf out of the seniors book and when 

the things are not going their way you can still 

play for the jumper. The under 18’s also had 

a tough initiation to the season but showed 

some positives at times. They all need to get 

to training and get behind Andrew and we can 

expect signifi cant improvement from them. 

In the netball A grade results across the league 

indicate that this season will be a much more 

even competition. The under 18’s played 

well but struggled to score in the last quarter 

and were beaten by last years premiers. C 


grade were short of players but managed to 

be competitive with lots of positional changes 

going down to a stronger Ballarat team. B grade 

showed promise with a 3 goal win following a 

very hard fought match. A grade had a very 

solid win beating Ballarat by 33 goals. The new 

players performed well and our ever reliable 

defensive players stood up well against the 

swans attack. 

This Saturday will be our fi rst home game and we 

will be hosting North City so we will need to be 

at our best in both the footy and netball. After the 

game all senior players are expected to come 

back for a quick drink after the game, bring 

your sponsor and get around the supporters 

and opposition players. Later we are having a 

function to introduce our new players and there 

is an op shop theme which should suit some of 

our players given their usual attire, there will be 

meals served as part of the entrance fee. 

Go Lakers!

North Ballarat City 

Great to be back actually playing football and 

netball after a very solid pre-season for all 

teams. 

On the football side, all of our players showed 

the benefi t of that pre-season with great wins to 

all three sides. The seniors comfortably defeated 

last year’s preliminary fi nalists with Derek 

Micaleff kick-starting his career at North Ballarat 

City in fi ne form however it was a great all round 

effort from all players. 

In the netball, our A grade showed they will be 

a force to reckon with in 2013 after defeating 

perennial fi nalists East Point for the fi rst time 

since the club re-entered the BFL. Despite losing 

the B, C and Under 18.5 games, all three teams 

were very competitive and showed that they too 

will be pushing all opposition sides this year. 

After today’s games, the players have organised 

an “I-pad shuffl e” and “Rubix Cube” night 

back at the North Sports Club from 7.30 pm. 

Entrance $15.00 which includes 1 song, 

$10.00 if not buying a song. Drinks at bar 

prices. Dress: Rubix cube colours. 

Please keep Saturday, 15 June 2013 free for 

our Goods &Services auction. Donations for 

that night are required. See Chris for details. 

Today we visit Lake Wendouree who will be 

keen to atone for their close loss in round 1. 

While last week was great, this is a new week 

and we need the same commitment to come 

out on top. 

The BFL has dubbed this weekend rivalry 

round and perhaps the biggest and most 

interesting match will be in the netball when 

Gina, Louise and Stacey McCartin return to 

Dowling St to take on their old team. 

Our teams desperately want to play fi nals this 

week and winning these big games will go a 

long way to achieving that aim. 



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 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

Sarah Nelson 

COACH 

CAPT 

Mel Allen 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5


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 Tom Bourke-Finn 

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 Fitzgerald 

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 Nick Waldie 

56 Luke Todd 

57 Jamie Smeatham 

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 Geoffrey 

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 Jonty Wall 

19 Matt Davidson 

20 Sam Barton 

21 Jimmy Vanderkley 

22 Matt Johns 

23 Taylor Hall 

24 Mick Zelenich 

25 Caleb McGrath 

26 Sam Glover 

28 Alex Hynes 

29 Taylor Hall 

30 Sam Hooper 

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 



Darley Devils Diary 

The DFNC would like to offi cially welcome all 

BMFNC members and supporters to our Round 

3 “DERBY” that will see both clubs fi ght it out for 

the Light Wheelahan Memorial Shield at the Devil 

dome. A huge welcome and thanks to all of the 

Devil’s sponsors today. We as a community should 

be proud that two clubs are alive and healthy in 

the same town, in a division one country football 

league. It’s great to see rivalry in country football 

still strong and alive. We must welcome the LIGHT 

and WHEELAHAN families, whom our prestigious 

shield is named after. Who will take the shield 

home today? Good Luck to all sides – netball and 

football. 

We would also like to take this opportunity to thank 

the BMFNC, in conjunction with the DFNC, on 

promoting the game with a scheduled junior game 

to be held at half time of the main game - not to 

mention the hard work Doug Hawkins and Grant 

Wright have put in organizing a pre-game function 

that was held yesterday at our major sponsor 

STONEY’S hotel. For those who attended, we hope 

it was entertaining as promised. 


Thank you to our local Bacchus Marsh RSL 

for their co-operation and working with us to 

promote the spirit of the day. We are honored 

to have respected war veterans attending and 

we ask everyone for a minute’s silence as we 

pay respect to those who have fallen, and whom 

allow us to have the freedom we have today… 

Lest we forget. 

Thank you to all volunteers who helped in 

making today possible. As we know, without your 

continued support football clubs don’t exist, we 

really appreciate your relentless hard work. 

Socially after the game, one of our own – SUCCY 

- will be playing acoustic, so let’s all get around 

and keep the vibe as strong as possible. We will 

also be auctioning off our players groups, which 

will give someone a chance win $$$ at the end 

of the year. 

Don’t forget our buy a brick fundraiser, which is 

currently under way. For further enquiries please 

see Digger Edwards who can be located on the 

day .

Bacchus Marsh Cobra Chatter 

Last week we welcomed Sebastopol to Maddingley Park. The 

senior match was a great team effort by our young team with our 

last quarter by far a stand out with the players sticking together 

to kick 8 goals. The boys are taking onboard all the coaches 

directions and requests and if the last quarter is anything to go 

by they have the skill and talent to keep playing as a team. It 

was great to have Trevor Hilton play his fi rst game with the club 

and also show the depth of our juniors with 17 Year old Ryley 

Stuhldreier playing a great fi rst game in the seniors, terrifi c effort. 

The atmosphere seemed fl at before our reserves match and this 

resulted in a hard fought game. There was plenty of intensity in 

the game and with four points being the difference in the fi nal 

score, it showed the determination of both teams. There is still 

room for improvement and Rick and the boys were pleased to see 

Swazza back on the ground. 

Again the U18.5’s were light on for numbers with injuries 

and promotion. However their talent and determination was 

outstanding as we accounted for Sebastopol. Our on ball group 

was dominant all day and our ball use improved from the last 

game. All players had signifi cant contributions during the game 

and the players can go into our next game against Darley full of 

confi dence. 

Another good day for the netball girls with all teams winning. The 

U18.5’s had a close one getting up by one goal and best players 

were Jaimee, Jaleesa, and Elysia. C grade had another big win 

with Googs, Sammie and Vanessa our best. B grade won well and 

played some good netball in patches. Best players were Tayler, 

Jenna, and Lorrae. A grade started well with a great fi rst quarter; 

from then on the match was played on level terms with a much 

improved Sebas. The girls won by 10 goals and best were Amy 

and Liv. 

The Cobra’s held their fi rst function last Saturday night when 

Hollywood came to Maddingley Park! Around 70 people attended 

the star studded night which also included appearances by 

Superheroes Ace Venture, Marilyn Monroe, Chopper Read, 

Maverick and even a penguin from Happy Feet waddled in. There 

were three ‘Oscars’ awarded on the night. Most Unique Costume 

was awarded to Lady Gaga, ‘One of a Kind’ went to super hero 

Flash Gordon and ‘Best Costume’ was taken home by The Joker. 

A great night was had by all with dancing and random karaoke. 

Be sure to make it to the next function as they make for a great 

chance to unwind and get to know others within the club. Special 

thanks to all those who helped out. 

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. 

Upcoming events: 

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 

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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

Bacchus Marsh 

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 

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 



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 8.10.58 def. Lake Wendouree 7.13.55 

Bacchus Marsh 17.9.111 def. Sebastopol 12.11.83 

Redan 13.15.93 def. Melton South 13.12.90 

North Ballarat City 24.13.157 def. East Point 6.12.48 

Sunbury 11.4.70 def. Darley 9.14.68 

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 

Saturday May 25th 2013 

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 



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 


Saturday July 27th 2013 

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 



Redan Lion’s Den 

Today we welcome Sunbury to Mars City Oval. 

We should again see another classic encounter 

between our 2 teams as both teams are coming off 

nail biting wins last week and both teams will be out 

to record another win this weekend. 

The Seniors recorded a nail biting win last week 

over Melton South. After a great 1st quarter where 

we opened up a handy lead, South were able to 

narrow the gap throughout the rest of the game 

and very nearly got the win. We will have learnt 

much from that and will be out to improve on that 

today. 

Last week saw the Reserves start the season with 

a very good win. A 6 goal 1st quarter was a good 

way to start the season and the boys built on that 

for the rest of the game. This was good team effort 

and we hope they can continue that again today 

against Sunbury. 

The U/18.5’s also started the season with a good 

win. After a tight 1st half the boys broke away in the 

3rd quarter with a 7 goal to nothing effort and were 


able to continue that in the last quarter to record a 

good win. A good team effort and we will need to 

repeat that again today if we are to defeat Sunbury 

who are also coming off a good win last week. 

Last week saw the Netballers have good wins in 

3 grades while the Senior team had a draw with 

Melton South. A fairly good result last week, but 

we will be out to make it 4 out 4 this week over the 

improving Sunbury teams. 

Tonight we are holding a Tiki Party in The Den. 

Tickets at the door with great music!!! 

We would like to thank the following Sponsors for 

their support this season; 

Lawrence and Hanson, GJ Gardner homes, Liberty 

Financial, Western Hotel, Lake View Hotel, Prime 

TV, Bunch of Grapes Hotel, FW Barnes & Son 

Funeral Directors, Ballarat and District Trotting 

Club, City Oval Restaurant Bar Cafe, Sportsbiz, 

Forty Winks, Ballarat Holden, Bakers Delight 

Bakery Hill, Porter Plant. 

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Sunbury Lions Den 

We travel up the highway today for the 

grand fi nal rematch in what should be a 

high standard game of both football and 

netball. 

Last week against Darley we used our get 

out of jail free card in the seniors getting up 

by 2 points,Simon Clarke was a standout 

for the night bagging 5 goals including a 

gem in the last quarter.The reserves were 

a little disappointing going down easily to 

a very good side whilst after a 9 goal fi rst 

quarter the young lion lions got the points. 

On the netball front after keeping all 

players on the court the a grade and 

b grade sides had their 1st wins of the 

season whilst the c grade and under 18s 

played some great netball their 1st win is 

just around the corner. 

don’t forget memberships are now due, 

see Jamie or Phil for payment options. 

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. 



Redan 

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 Marshall Lee 

2 Dylan Page 

3 Lachlan Simpsopn 

4 Ben Wilson 

5 Kirby Neville 

6 Jye Hutchinson 

7 Jack Ryan 

8 Tanner Hamilton 

10 Bredan Connor 

11 Jackson Kinna 

12 Damon Burns 

13 Brandon Green 

14 Jack Wilson 

15 Jarrod McArdle 

17 Beau James 

18 Luke Wilson 

19 Alex Kent 

20 Jacob Chapman 

23 Dylan Smith 

24 Thomas Baker 

25 Scott Whiting 

26 Alex Nash 

27 Kyle Mckay 

29 James Parkinson 

30 Josh Leviston 

31 Billy Douglas 

32 James Grills 

33 Pat Hawkes 

34 Ned Mabon 

38 Lachlan Lamb 

42 Andrew Hardy 

44 Wayne Bruty 

47 Cameron McKenzie 

50 Hayden Riley 


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

Sunbury 

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 

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 

SUB 

SUB 

Rachel Noble 

COACH 

Rebecca Moffatt 

Hayley Mackie 

CAPT Andrea Gardiner 


SENIORS 

RESERVES 

U/18.5 



Melton Bloods Banter 

Results from the early season opener against 

Sunbury were mixed. The Netball Girls did very 

well with 4 out of 4 wins while on the football side 

the Reserves scored a great win over the Lions. 

The Seniors held their ground until just before half 

time but then let the game slip away. The Unders 

played well and were very competitive all day 

going down in the end by a slim but showed a lot 

of promise. 

We are looking forward to a big crowd at our fi rst 

night games for 2013 against the home town rivals. 

We are hoping for a big day. There have been a 

few players swap between the two clubs in the 

preseason and there is a lot of interest in seeing 

how it all pans out. 

Thanks to our three new team mangers who 

battled hard with the paperwork. It is a tough job 

fi rst round but should get better as time goes on. 

An urgent call for volunteers. We need timekeepers 

and interchange stewards for all three teams. Give 

your team managers and your team a helping hand. 

Without assistance, the games cannot proceed. 


Welcome to new trainer Sarah Williams who is 

joining Todd after the departure of most of last 

season’s trainers. If anyone is interested in joining 

our trainers please contact Todd or Sarah and you 

will be welcome. Training will be provided to the 

right person. 

Thanks also to Linda who is now updating our 

website. Already she has made a difference with 

our major sponsors gaining more prominence and 

Social calendar and News sections updated. 

On the social scene, look out for the Ballarat 

Leagues Club visit coming up on May 18th after 

the Nth Ballarat game. BLC is a major sponsor of 

the league and clubs and we need to show our 

appreciation. 

Again welcome to all our Sponsors, new and 

old who are supporting the club. We ask all our 

supporters to at least call in on our sponsors and 

get a quote. If they can see we are helping them 

they can help us. Sponsors of the week are Alan 

Mance Motors and Warehouse Sales. 

GO BLOODS 2013 

AFL Memorabilia 

Fundraising 

Trivia Nights 

Sportsman Nights 

Horseracing Nights 

Greg Wheelahan 

0402 806 634 

gwheelah@bigpond.net.au

Melton South Panther Proffering 

Well what a whirl wind weekend at City Oval last 

week. Just to spice things up, I want to start off with 

the senior netballers……what a game!! The girls 

were fantastic and stuck at it for the full 4 quarters 

to draw with last year’s Grand Finalists. Our netball, 

coordinator, Jenna Nicolle was great all game, as were 

Andrea Tai and Jill Van Der Ross. With a great mix of 

youth and experience the supporters at panther land 

have no doubt that some big wins are just around the 

corner. Unfortunately across other grades of Netball, 

the Redan girls proved too strong, but with better 

numbers, regular training and a desire to improve, 

results will come our way. 

And speaking of great games, in an epic that was 

reminiscent of some of the great comebacks that the 

Panthers have produced in the past, such as coming 

from 7 goals down at Darley Park a few years back, 

our senior side showed a lot of grit and courage, and 

to be honest, should have got the 4 points. The day 

started badly when regulars like the coach, Thomas 

and Sullivan all out through injury/ suspension/ VFL 

duty meant that we had to get other players to step 

up to fi ll the breech and at quarter time, the breech 

had not been fi lled. But through the efforts of our own 

version of the Krakour brothers (Mick and Joe Callus) 

and the Scott brothers (Corey and Dion Lawson) we 

worked our way back in the game and could have 

easily hit the front in the dying stages of the game. 

New boy Simon Collis also showed plenty of dash and 

the ever reliable Dracca worked tirelessly all day to 

snag 3 goals. A 3 point loss whilst never satisfactory, 

does point to us having plenty of success this season. 

If we win the close ones, we’ll make the fi nals. 

Unfortunately for the reserves and Under 18’s, 

once again Redan showed their depth across all 

grades, but as a club, we look at the Redans of the 

competition and we make no apology to wanting 

to emulate them in the way they go about it and the 

success they have. 

This week we head to MacPherson Park against our 

arch enemy, Melton. With the comings and goings in 

the off season both ways, there is no doubt that a tight 

tussle will evolve. If we go harder for longer then we 

can be victorious across all grades, and remember….. 

the best team on the ground is ours! Go Panthers. 



Melton 

SENIORS 

# PLAYER 

1 Corey Patmore 

2 James Aquilina 

3 Darren Haby 

4 Dillon Sharp 

5 Matthew Notman 

6 Jamie Rawlings 

7 Jesse McLellan 

8 Nick Gale 

9 Ben Kennedy 

10 Ash Webber 

11 Tom Cullum 

12 Tate McCutcheon 

13 Chris Webber 

14 Brett Thomas 

15 Jon Prudek 

16 Alan Hill 

17 Troy Manolis 

18 Tom Robinson 

19 Justin Watkins 

20 Ben Notman 

21 Will Serong 

22 Jake Gleeson 

23 Heath Abela 

24 Paul Davis 

25 Billy Dixon 

26 Reece Duffi eld 

27 Andrew Bartlett 

28 Brodie Richie 

29 Aiden Butler 

30 Braeden Kite 

31 Nick Milburn 

32 Jonathon Miller 

33 Jimmy Guy 

34 Shane Undy 

35 Heath Drape 

36 Leigh Goodwin 

37 Jarrod May 

38 Tim Hughes 

39 Michael Kruze 

40 Trent Kennedy 

41 Harley Bongart 

42 Corey Armstrong 

43 Matthew Gunn 

44 Michael Trahar 

45 Brock Kennedy 

46 Jamie Kitchen 

47 Jake Buttergieg 

48 Scott Andrew 

49 Adam McIntyre 

50 Mitchell Montgomery 

51 Israel Mofalesi 

52 Ray Newman 

53 Steven Hazelwood 

54 Mitch Brockwell 

55 Jack Walker 

56 Tristan Batten 

57 James Taylor 

58 Mark Howden 

59 Gavin Hooker 

60 Matthew Nash 

61 Lien Troung 


# 

U/18.5 

PLAYER 

1 Will Dao 

2 Mitch Rawlings 

3 Brock Kennedy 

4 Sam Hurst 

5 Brad Newman 

6 Jarrod Buttergieg 

7 Dylan Cartwright 

8 Brayden Dixon 

9 Jason Taylor 

10 Leigh Notman 

12 Jackson McClurb 

13 Liam Carter 

14 Liam Kenny 

15 David Aleksov 

16 Anthony Pacers 

17 Ash Armstrong 

18 Tom Murray 

19 Kurt Baker 

20 Matt Lister 

21 Steven Kruper 

22 Malcom Beck 

23 Anthony Krul 

24 Phil Hoyland 

25 Thomas Jenkins 

26 Justin Tardio 

29 Brad Flavel 

SENIORS COACH: Bob Heaney 

RESERVES COACH: Shayne Simpson 

U/18.5 COACH: Ray Newman 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Hannah Robinson 

GD Telia Coverdale 

WD Sharnee Hunt 

C Meg Gleeson 

WA Kaitlyn McDermott 

GA Mikaela Hurst 

GS Madelyn Gray 

SUB Jordyn Syme 

SUB Tilitha Hunt 

COACH Kaitlyn McDermott 

CAPT Natasha Pavic 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Jaclyn Fogarty 

GD Brooke Thompson 

WD Jessica Kalmar 

C Amy Conroy 

WA Krista Woodroffe 

GA Brooke Gleeson 

GS Melissa McCauley 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

Lauren Brynes 

COACH Krista Woodroffe 

CAPT 

Brooke Gleeson & 

Brooke Thompson 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Lauren Andrew 

GD Natasha Pavic 

WD Caitlin Parfett 

C Jessica Bartlett 

WA Cass Gatt 

GA Tegan Gardem 

GS Kate Williams 

SUB Kylie Parfett 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

SUB 

Ashlee Grero 


CAPT 

Ashlee Grero & 

Caitlin Parfett 


POS. PLAYER 

GK Tori Piacentini 

GD Megan Penn 

WD Ashley Hill 

C Gabby Menabue 

WA Lani Coverdale 

GA Nadine Webber 

GS Lisa McNeil 

SUB Claudia Schumann 

SUB Claire Cook 

SUB Molly Denham 

SUB Jamie-Lee Hillier 

SUB Nadine Webber 


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 




BFUA Report Liam Brady 

LAST weekend the BFUA moved into a 

full round of matches requiring 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 which was played in excellent 

conditions. There were certainly some 

outstanding contests throughout the 

various competitions and grades, which 

is great to see early in the season. 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! 

Umpire Related Issues – If any club has 

an umpire related issue that they would 

like to discuss with the BFUA in 2013, 

could you please email Liam Brady at 

liam@ballaratfl .com.au. 

Each issue will be dealt with accordingly 

and passed onto the appropriate people 

within the BFUA. It is important that if a 

club does have something to discuss with 

the BFUA, the issue is presented to the 

BFUA through the right channels within 

your club. EG/From club offi cial such 

as club President/Junior Coordinator or 

Senior Coach. 

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 

Wednesday night. If you are from outside 

the Ballarat region, please contact Liam 

to obtain correct venue and training start 

times. 

All appropriate information 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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WITH Round One properly kicking off in the 

Ballarat FNL last weekend, we saw a plethora 

of results with some tight games including a 

draw in the Gull & Company A Grade netball 

competition last weekend. 

Ballarat, hosted Lake Wendouree with the 

Lakers playing a strong Season Opener with 

an emphatic 57-24 win. Melanie Allen proved 

dominate in goals scoring 33 of the Lakers 57 

goals with an overall 80.5% accuracy for the 

match. For the Swans, K O’Neill and H Fidler 

shared the score with 12 goals a piece. Ballarat 

won the C Grade and Under 18.5’s comfortably 

with Lakers winning the B Grade in a close 

one, scores locked at three quarter at 19. Lake 

Wendouree fi nishing 27-24. 

Bacchus Marsh also had a second strong win 

for the season proving to be a fi nals contender 

again for 2013 with a win over Sebastopol, 

across all 4 senior divisions. Final A Grade 

score being 50-40. The last quarter of the A 

Grade game showed some accurate shooting 

with Susan Dalmau, GS from Bacchus Marsh 

shooting 10 from 10 and Georgia Cann, GA 

from Sebastopol shooting 8 from 8 attempts. 

The game was a strong defi nsive battle with 

Amy Reynolds taking out best for Bacchus in 

GD and Adrainna Cann getting the 3 votes for 

Sebastopol in GK. 

North Ballarat City hosted East Point in a close 

match coming from 4 down in the fi rst quarter 

with a 14 goal second quarter to hit the lead 

by 3. They fi nished the match only winning 

by 6 after a strong 10 goal quarter fi nish by 

East. Bibby Jordyn had an outstanding match 

shooting 29 from the 42 goals shooting at 80% 

accuracy. Emma Farrell was also strong in 

goals for East Point scoring 26 of their 36 goals. 

East Point were victorious in all other senior 

grades winning B Grade 35-23 with Ebony 

Piera strong in goals scoring 27 out of the fi nal 

35. C Grade fi nal score was East Point 33-20 

and Under 18.5’s East Point again victorious 

32-27 

Sunbury took away their fi rst win last weekend 

hosting an impressive Darley at Clarke Oval. 

Sunbury’s new recruit Sophie Gunn started 

sensationally scoring 17 of Sunbury’s fi rst half 

23 score. Sophie left the game ill and was 

replaced by Michelle Robertson shooting the 

3rd quarter with 100% accuracy 15 goals out of 

15 attempts. The game was dynamite through 

the mid court with best players for Sunbury 

being Prue Scott and Lauren Gilcrist in C and 

WD and Darley’s ex Vixen player Talei Bari and 

Alix Edwards infl uential in their mid court in C 

and WA. Sunbury were comfortable winners in 

the B Grade match 29-16 with Darley taking the 

4 points in close matches in both the C Grade 

and Under 18.5’s matches. 

Redan hosted Melton South at City Oval last 

weekend with Melton South coming home 

strong in the second half to draw the match 

at 31 all. Redan rotated their full list of 10 

throughout the game but still couldn’t pull away 

with the win. Hollie Frew took away the three 

votes for Redan with an outstanding game 

running centre for three quarters with Lauren 

Bennington and Cass Hobbs running strong 

matches in the defensive mid court and goal 

defensive end of the line up. Proving an overall 

high defensive game showed best on the day 

for Melton South were Jenna Nicolle running 

the WD/C positions and Jill Van Der Ross in 

Keeper keeping Kerrie Dendle to 20 goals. 

Melton South’s goaler Andrea Tai came away 

with also a total of 20 goals and 2 votes for the 

match. 

This weekend showcases our Rivalry matches 

with the ANZAC day battle between East Point 

FNC and Ballarat FNC with Netball Games 

times as following the days proceedings; 

C Grade: 1:00pm 

B Grade: 2:00pm 

A Grade: 3:00pm 

Under 18.5: 4:15pm 

Play safe everyone and enjoy the weekend!! 




2013 Netball Results: Round 1 

Ballarat 24 

Lake Wendouree 57 

Bacchus Marsh 50 

Sebastopol 40 

Redan 31 

Melton South 31 

North Ballarat City 42 

East Point 36 

Sunbury 46 

Darley 29 


Lake Wendouree 27 


Sebastopol 17 

Redan 41 



East Point 35 

Sunbury 29 

Darley 16 




Sebastopol 11 

Redan 33 



East Point 33 

Sunbury 18 

Darley 25 

Ballarat 27 



Sebastopol 19 

Redan 53 


North Ballarat City 27 

East Point 32 

Sunbury 26 

Darley 29 

SENIORS 

Best & Fairest 

PLAYER CLUB TOTAL GBF 

Olivia Phyland Melton South 4 2 

Adrianna Cann Sebastopol 4 3 

Tarryn Healy Melton South 3 - 

Talei Bari Darley 3 1 

Stacey McCartin Nth Ballarat City 3 3 

Prue Stanley Sunbury 3 3 

Emma Burton Lake Wendouree 3 3 

Elyce Carlyle Darley 3 - 

Brooke Thompson Melton 3 - 

Andrea Tai Melton South 3 3 

RESERVES 



Tami Hardwick Sunbury 3 3 

Emma Blomeley Redan 3 3 

Natasha Pavic Melton 3 - 

Maddi Davis Lake Wendouree 3 3 

Ebony Piera East Point 3 3 

Rachel Kelly Darley 3 - 

Jacquie McHenry Bacchus Marsh 3 - 

Lindy Hawker Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Samantha Nuki Sunbury 2 2 

Marlo Randell Sebastopol 2 - 

C GRADE 



Rachel Noble Sunbury 3 - 

Emily Hickey Redan 3 3 

Kyra Wood East Point 3 3 

Meg Horbottle Darley 3 - 

Nicole Coy Darley 3 3 

Emma Quayle Ballarat 3 3 

Lauren Prout Bacchus Marsh 3 - 

Sarah McGuigan Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Sarah Bruce-Smith Sebastopol 2 - 

Donna Collett Melton South 2 2 

UNDER 18.5s 



Emily Conn Sunbury 3 3 

Lauren Elder Redan 3 3 

Telia Coverdal Melton 3 - 

Taylah Murphy East Point 3 3 

Tarni Lopes Darley 3 - 

Jamiee Mathieson Ballarat 3 3 

Jaless Morris Bacchus Marsh 3 - 

Jaimee Walsh Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Taylah Sette Sunbury 2 - 

Sophie Lewis Sebastopol 2 2 




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2013 Toohey’s Senior Results: Round 1 

Ballarat 4.4 6.4 7.8 810-58 

Lake Wendouree 3.4 4.7 5.10 7.13-55 

Ballarat: Goal Kickers: C. Prockter 3, D. Hobbs, J. Crawford, 

B. Deary, M. Rodd, W. Corbett 

Best Players: M. Rodd, B. Deary, J. Crawford, S. Caldow, 

A. Simpson, M. Cunningham 

Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: D. Butler, C. Sudholz, A. Pitson, 

A. Kirby, M. Tuminello, S. Clifton, B. Orval 

Best Players: M. Tuminello, T. Malone, S. Carey, L. Barnes, I. Kirby, 

M. Britt 

Bacchus Marsh 3.1 7.4 9.7 17.9-111 

Sebastopol 2.3 7.5 11.9 12.11-83 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: M. Denham 4, D. Velden 3, T. Shea 2, 

R. Stuhldreier 2, L. Wilson, D. Bonnici, C. Butt, L. Phyland, 

R. Mc Nay, M. Suban 

Best Players: D. Velden, R. Mc Nay, M. Denham, T. Shea, M. Suban, 

C. Millar 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: M. Powell 4, B. Carrigg 3, M. Cain 2, 

A. Brimacombe, B. Trew, C. Dummett 

Best Players: D. Loudon, A. Brimacombe, B. Carrigg, T. Petersen, 

M. Powell, B. Van Gils 

Redan 6.6 8.8 12.15 13.15-93 

Melton South 1.0 5.3 8.6 13.12-90 

Redan: Goal Kickers: M. Phelps 2, D. Horbury 2, 

T. O’Sullivan-Kirchner 2, J. Dundon, M. Hyden, D. Colbert, 

A. Barker, G. Bell, R. Waight, D. Chester 

Best Players: B. Peace, G. Bell, S. Henning, J. Matthews, 

B. Dickinson, M. Phelps 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: M. Dransman 3, J. Callus 2, R. Hickman 

2, A. Cristofaro 2, D. Lawson, C. Simpkin, S. Collis, R. Rich 

Best Players: J. Callus, S. Collis, M. Callus, M. Dransman, 

C. Lawson, D. Lawson 

North Ballarat City 6.2 13.6 17.10 24.13-157 

East Point 2.5 3.6 5.11 6.12-48 

North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: D. Micallef 10, S. Lyle 3, 

M. Williams 2, M. Greig 2, J. Hicks, T. Cartledge, K. George, 

S. Mc Cartin, J. Bromley-Lynch, D. Jones, S. Bromley-Lynch 

Best Players: D. Micallef, J. Hicks, R. Luke, D. Kilpatrick, 

S. Mc Cartin, T. Cartledge 

East Point: Goal Kickers: D. Jordan 4, H. Walters, D. Tung 

Best Players: H. Walters, N. Hind, J. Watkins, P. Koderenko, D. Tung, 

T. Boyle 

Sunbury 3.1 6.1 8.4 11.4-70 

Darley 2.3 5.3 7.6 9.14-68 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: S. Clarke 5, A. Duhau 2, C. Mc Cabe, 

M. Baird, M. Coleman, M. Medcraft 

Best Players: S. Lobb, S. Clarke, A. Short, A. Duhau, M. Baird, 

J. Baumgartner 

Darley: Goal Kickers: J. Edwards 3, B. Inglis 2, T. Minns, 

M. Gillespie, S. McAllester, M. Hanson 

Best Players: B. Inglis, M. Clancy, D. Gallop, D. Edwards, H. Inglis, 

N. Jackel 

Johnnie Walker Tony Lockett Medal 

Senior Leading Goal Kicker Award 

PLAYER CLUB GOALS TOTAL 

Derick Micallef Nth Ballarat City 10 10 

Jake Edwards Darley 3 8 

Michael Powell Sebastopol 4 7 

Simon Clarke Sunbury 5 6 

Rex Hickman Melton South 2 6 

Bradley Carrigg Sebastopol 3 6 

Mark Hanson Darley 1 5 

Daniel Jordan East Point 4 4 

Mathew Medcraft Sunbury 1 4 

Scott McAllester Darley 1 4 

Merv & Mary Howard Memorial Shield 

Senior Club Championship 

CLUB POINTS 


Darley 17 

Sunbury 13 

Redan 11.5 

Melton 9 




Melton South 4.5 

East Point 4 

Sebastopol 0 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


2013 B&M Truck Parts Reserves Results: Round 1 

Ballarat 4.3 11.6 15.7 18.9-117 


Ballarat: Goal Kickers: A. Nunn 6, D. O’Neill 3, J. Payne 2, S. O’Brien 

2, S. Moore, B. Walsh, D. Larkin, R. Thompson, I. Manley 

Best Players: A. Stepnell, D. Larkin, S. Pongho, S. Moore, A. Ilsley, 

A. Nunn 

Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: T. Robertson, B. Netherway, 

M. Robertson, H. Herben 

Best Players: D. Gray, T. Robertson, D. Mahony, H. Herben, 

A. Cartledge, M. Emerson-Jones 

Bacchus Marsh 2.2 3.3 4.4 7.5-47 

Sebastopol 1.4 2.9 4.11 6.15-51 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: S. Howson 2, N. Mazzeni, J. Millar, 

M. Muscat, J. Johnstone 

Best Players: J. Ross, A. Schwarzenberg, J. Millar, M. Wheelahan, 

M. Muscat, M. Suban 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: C. Wright 4, N. Doonan, B. Broughton, 

J. Fleming 

Best Players: L. Parker, A. Wright, S. Ringin, D. Parker, C. Wright, 

M. Coleman 

Redan 6.6 8.9 15.12 18.14-122 

Melton South 0.0 2.2 2.2 3.3-21 

Redan: Goal Kickers: M. Cullinan 6, G. Robertson 2, D. Mathews 2, 

B. Fishwick 2, A. Murphy 2, O. Ross 2, S. Kane, M. Mc Kenzie 

Best Players: M. Cullinan, D. Mathews, J. Short, A. Murphy, 

G. Robertson, M. Miller 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: 

Best Players: 

North Ballarat City 2.6 6.9 10.11 14.13.97 

East Point 5.0 8.1 10.2 12.7-79 

North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: S. Howard 4, J. Lyle 3, Z. Kennedy 

3, H. Christie, J. Storer, J. Orr, N. Olver 

Best Players: C. Jenkins, S. Howard, H. Christie, J. Lyle, N. Olver, 

J. Orr 

East Point: Goal Kickers: B. Fitzpatrick 4, D. Brady 2, L. Rigby, 

R. Monument, C. Carson, J. Miocic, C. Daniele, D. Murphy 

Best Players: J. Dunne, L. Rigby, B. Fitzpatrick, B. Quinlan, 

A. Stevenson, D. Brady 

Sunbury 1.2 2.4 3.5 3.5-23 

Darley 2.2 5.3 7.3 12.5-77 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: T. Karaitiana, R. Ritchie, P. Bogoanovic 

Best Players: B. Riseley, M. Treweek, T. Karaitiana, R. Ritchie 

Darley: Goal Kickers: D. Leatch 3, S. Deckert 3, S. Holt, Z. Dix, 

T. Stephenson, J. Clarke, J. Coy, S. Turner 

Best Players: S. McKay, C. Hatfi eld, D. Prozzo, B. Matthews, 

J. Whitney, J. Whitney 

Jim Gull Medal 

Reserves Leading Goal Kicker Award 


Shaun Deckert Darley 3 9 

Chris Wright Sebastopol 4 7 

Matthew Cullinan Redan 6 6 

Aaron Nunn Ballarat 6 6 

Matthew Muscat Bacchus Marsh 1 5 

Scott Howard Nth Ballarat City 4 4 

Brent Fitzpatrick East Point 4 4 

Scott Howson Bacchus Marsh 2 4 

Anthony Hibbert Melton South 0 4 

Ash Webber Melton 0 4 

George King Medal 

Reserves Best & Fairest 

PLAYER CLUB ROUND TOTAL 

Jonathon Everard Redan 3 3 

Jayden Orr Nth Ballarat City 3 3 

Ben Kennedy Melton - 3 

David Letch Darley 3 3 

Shaun Deckhert Darley - 3 

Damien Larkin Ballarat 3 3 

Alex Schwarzenberg Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Chris Suban Bacchus Marsh - 3 

Dayan Tatlock Sebastopol - 2 

Matthew Cullinan Redan 2 2 




2013 Ballarat Toyota Under 18.5s Results: Round 1 

Ballarat 2.2 7.6 9.7 13.12-90 


Ballarat: Goal Kickers: J. Attwood 3, S. Frawley 2, T. Constable, 

J. Nicholls, B. Ryan, J. Hines, J. Benfi eld, H. Hughes, T. Mooney, 

M. Bourke 

Best Players: S. Frawley, H. Hughes, J. Benfi eld, G. Lukich, 

L. Andison, T. Mooney 

Lake Wendouree: Goal Kickers: L. Isbister 2 

Best Players: A. Parrot, L. Isbister, L. Dodd, J. Payne, T. Miles, 

S. Le Lievre 

Bacchus Marsh 3.3 8.7 11.8 14.13-97 

Sebastopol 0.1 0.2 2.2 3.5-23 

Bacchus Marsh: Goal Kickers: B. Baker 4, B. Roberts 3, J. Powell 2, 

B. Payne 2, J. Rousch, T. Wardell, J. Gledhill 

Best Players: B. Baker, J. Powell, C. Golding, K. White, T. Wardell, 

M. Gray 

Sebastopol: Goal Kickers: W. Barker-Lovett, Z. Pickering, 

R. Henderson 

Best Players: D. Williamson, A. Cooper, D. Webster, C. Snowden, 

W. Barker-Lovett, J. Morgan 

Redan 2.4 4.7 11.9 14.15-99 

Melton South 1.0 1.2 2.5 4.5-29 

Redan: Goal Kickers: B. James 6, B. Wilson 2, A. Nash 2, 

C. McKenzie 2, H. Riley, M. Lee 

Best Players: B. James, N. Mabon, J. Kinna, S. Whiting, T. Baker, 

B. Douglass 

Melton South: Goal Kickers: 

Best Players: 

North Ballarat City 7.3 10.7 16.10 19.14-128 

East Point 1.1 4.2 4.3 5.4-34 

North Ballarat City: Goal Kickers: C. Mc Grath 6, J. Palmer 4, 

M. Davidson 2, M. Coon, M. Zelencich, T. Hall, J. Mason, S. Willian, 

G. Lovett, A. Sedgwick 

Best Players: M. Johns, M. Gilbert, A. Sedgwick, M. Coon, J. Mason, 

J. Symons 

East Point: Goal Kickers: E. Tansey 2, M. Walsh, J. Walters, Z. Budge 

Best Players: M. Walsh, W. Petrowski, S. Romeril, A. Nestor, 

T. Drought, E. Tansey 

Sunbury 9.1 9.2 12.3 14.3-87 

Darley 0.0 0.3 3.3 6.4-40 

Sunbury: Goal Kickers: J. Landt 3, N. Wood 2, M. Pearce 2, 

J. Lanyon 2, D. Blythman, B. Said, A. Briffa, J. Flannery, A. Theckston 

Best Players: J. Lanyon, N. Wood, N. Bridgland, D. Blythman, 

T. Boyle, B. Said 

Darley: Goal Kickers: N. Thacker, J. Ancrum, J. Pasnin, C. Davie, 

J. Leonard, T. Lewis 

Best Players: L. Boyd, N. Thacker, T. Lewis, J. Ancrum, C. Davie, R. Rizzi 

Under 18.5s Goal Kicker Award 


Beau James Redan 6 6 

Caleb McGrath Nth Ballarat City 6 6 

James Leonard Darley 1 5 

Nathan Wood Sunbury 2 5 

Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh 2 5 

Jess Palmer Nth Ballarat City 4 4 

Blayde Baker Bacchus Marsh 4 4 

Joshua Attwood Ballarat 3 3 

Mitchell Pearce Sunbury 2 3 

Jack Landt Sunbury 3 3 

Dick Reeves Trophy 

Under 18.5s Best & Fairest 

PLAYER CLUB ROUND TOTAL 

Jack Landt Sunbury 2 5 

Nathan Wood Sunbury 3 3 

Beau James Redan 3 3 

Mitchell Gilbert Nth Ballarat City 3 3 

Darcy Gallop Darley - 3 

Josh Benfi eld Ballarat 3 3 

Corey Golding Bacchus Marsh 3 3 

Jack Powell Bacchus Marsh - 3 

Tyler Boyle Sunbury - 2 

Jacob Eyers Sebastopol 2 2 




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BFNL McDonald’s Junior Footy Wrap: Round 1 

U/16.5s SENIORS 

P W L D B F A % PTS 

Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 218 73 298.63 8 

Mount Clear 2 2 0 0 0 183 87 210.34 8 

North Ballarat 2 1 0 0 1 92 44 209.09 8 

East Ballarat 2 1 1 0 0 150 137 109.49 4 

Redan 2 0 1 0 1 51 70 72.86 4 


Sebastopol 2 1 1 0 0 86 141 60.99 4 


Darley 2 0 2 0 0 60 168 35.71 0 

U/14 SENIORS 


Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 200 56 357.14 8 

Mount Clear 2 2 0 0 0 173 53 326.42 8 

East Ballarat 2 2 0 0 0 135 49 275.51 8 

Darley 2 1 1 0 0 90 91 98.90 4 



Redan 2 0 1 0 1 27 69 39.13 4 

Ballarat 2 0 2 0 0 40 154 25.97 0 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 46 193 23.83 0 

U/12 SENIORS 



Darley 2 2 0 0 0 100 70 142.86 8 



Mount Clear 2 1 1 0 0 103 108 95.37 4 

Bacchus Marsh 2 1 1 0 0 52 67 77.61 4 


Redan 2 0 1 0 1 20 68 29.41 4 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 71 90 78.89 0 

U/16.5s RESERVES 


Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 349 16 2181.25 8 

Redan 2 1 0 0 1 54 41 131.71 8 


Darley 2 1 1 0 0 139 83 167.47 4 


Mount Clear 2 1 1 0 0 111 100 111.00 4 


Lake Wendouree 2 0 2 0 0 58 257 22.57 0 

Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 10 256 3.91 0 

U/14 RESERVES 


Bacchus Marsh 2 2 0 0 0 266 3 8866.67 8 

Darley 2 2 0 0 0 175 25 700.00 8 



Mount Clear 2 1 1 0 0 82 116 70.69 4 

Redan 2 0 1 0 1 28 59 47.46 4 


Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 19 293 6.48 0 


U/12 RESERVES 


Darley 2 2 0 0 0 111 0 1000000 8 

North Ballarat 2 1 0 0 1 83 0 1000000 8 

Ballarat 2 2 0 0 0 54 24 225.00 8 

Bacchus Marsh 2 1 1 0 0 54 25 216.00 4 


Redan 2 0 1 0 1 26 28 92.86 4 

Mount Clear 2 1 1 0 0 36 50 72.00 4 


Sebastopol 2 0 2 0 0 0 90 0.00 0 



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U/16.5s SENIORS 

P W L D F A % PTS 

Lake Wendouree 2 0 2 0 75 24 312.50 8 

Nth Ballarat City 1 1 1 0 27 14 192.86 8 

Redan 1 1 1 0 13 10 130.00 8 

Mount Clear 2 0 1 0 41 27 151.85 4 

Darley 2 0 1 0 45 38 118.42 4 

East Ballarat 2 0 1 0 44 54 81.48 4 

Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 32 48 66.67 4 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 0 21 35 60.00 0 

Ballarat 2 0 0 0 23 71 32.39 0 

U/14s SENIORS 


Mount Clear 2 0 2 0 32 12 266.67 8 

Nth Ballarat City 1 1 1 0 31 13 238.46 8 


Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 58 44 131.82 4 

Darley 2 0 1 0 37 31 119.35 4 


Redan 1 1 0 0 5 17 29.41 4 

Sebastopol 2 0 0 0 24 53 45.28 0 


U/12s SENIORS 




Mount Clear 2 0 2 0 27 13 207.69 8 

Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 34 38 89.47 4 

Darley 2 0 1 0 14 23 60.87 4 

Redan 1 1 0 0 7 13 53.85 4 


Sebastopol 2 0 0 0 11 38 28.95 0 


U/16.5s RESERVES 


Redan 1 1 1 0 24 3 800.00 8 

Darley 2 0 2 0 86 21 409.52 8 

Lake Wendouree 2 0 2 0 58 27 214.81 8 


Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 46 33 139.39 4 


Mount Clear 2 0 0 1 13 34 38.24 2 


Sebastopol 2 0 0 0 4 85 4.71 0 

U/14s RESERVES 


Redan 1 1 1 0 23 4 575.00 8 

Darley 2 0 2 0 50 15 333.33 8 



Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 27 14 192.86 4 

Mount Clear 2 0 0 1 9 28 32.14 2 

Ballarat 2 0 0 1 9 33 27.27 2 


Sebastopol 2 0 0 0 8 43 18.60 0 

U/12s RESERVES 


Redan 1 1 1 0 9 0 900.00 8 




Bacchus Marsh 2 0 1 0 21 13 161.54 4 


Sebastopol 2 0 1 0 11 22 50.00 4 

Darley 2 0 0 0 8 22 36.36 0 

Mount Clear 2 0 0 0 2 19 10.53 0 



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BFNL Action Round 2 

Alex Bartlett (East Point). 

Louanna Jones (Lake Wendouree). 

Bailey Andrews (Lake Wendouree). 




The 2013 Courier Player of the Year Award 

Darley’s Jake Edwards sits atop the Player of the Year ladder after winning three votes in his side’s 

narrow loss to Sunbury last Saturday night to go with his best-on-ground performance in Round 1. Derrick 

Micallef’s 10-goal haul for North City sees him awarded maximum votes this week, as were Redan’s Grant 

Bell, Ballarat’s Mitch Rodd, Sunbury’s Simon Clarke and Bacchus Marsh’s Daniel Velden. 

Ballarat 

vs Lae Wendouree 

5: Mitch Rodd 

(Ballarat) 

4: Mathhew Tuminello 

(Lake Wendouree) 

3: Tim Malone 

(Lake Wendouree) 

2: Braeden Deary 


1: Sam Caldow 


Bacchus Marsh 

vs Sebastopol 

5: Daniel Velden 

(Bacchus Marsh) 

4: Tyson Shea 


3: Damien Loudon 

(Sebastopol) 

2: Matt Denham 


1: Michael Powell 

(Sebastopol) 

Redan 

vs Melton South 

5: Grant Bell 

(Redan) 

4: Brendan Peace 

(Redan) 

3: Corey Lawson 

(Melton South) 

2: Joel Mathews 

(Redan) 

1: Marc Dransman 



vs East Point 

5: Derick Micallef 

(North City) 

4: Ryan Luke 

(North City) 

3: Tristan Cartledge 

(North City) 

2: Marc Greig 

(North City) 

1: Michael Williams 

(North City) 

5: Simon Clarke 

(Sunbury) 

4: Adam Short 

(Sunbury) 

3: Jake Edwards 

(Darley) 

2: Brad Inglis 

(Darley) 

1: Jay Cheep 

(Sunbury) 

Sunbury 

vs Darley 

The Courier Player of 

the Year Leaderboard 

1: Jake Edwards 8 

(Darley) 

2: Brett Chambers 5 

(Sunbury) 

3: Michael Callus 5 


4: Mitch Rodd 5 


5: Grant Bell 5 

(Redan) 



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ROUND 2, APRIL 25-27, 2013 - Ballarat Football League

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