VAFA ROUND 4.indd - Victorian Amateur Football Association

EDITORIAL 

Michael Sholly 

ENCOURAGING 

The AFL’s brilliant $1.253 billion broadcast deal 

will be seen as a once in a lifetime opportunity 

by many stakeholders to put out their hands and 

ask for more money. Andrew Demetriou couldn’t 

have put it more bluntly when he stated that 

the AFLPA’s recent demands “were a lazy way of 

doing business. It’s just a lazy way to look after your 

members.” 

In announcing the deal, the AFL CEO carefully 

chose the words community and not for profit. He 

knows better than most that development is vital 

to the game’s future and this must mean more 

funding for community football. While AFL games 

attract large crowds, there is a greater number of 

young men and women playing each week away 

from the spotlight. 

Nobody just gives away money and this couldn’t 

have been stated more bluntly by Demetriou. 

It is no more the AFL’s responsibility to maintain 

poorly administered AFL teams than it is for them 

to hand over money to poorly administered 

community leagues and clubs. However, it is in 

the AFL’s interest to ensure each participant and 

supporter has an environment where they can 

have an enjoyable and safe weekend at their 

local football club, because enjoyment results in 

greater participation and greater involvement. 

The areas of most concern for the VAFA and for 

our clubs are our facilities and ovals. Many clubs 

are still operating in unsanitary conditions that 

wouldn’t pass the health inspectors. The AFL has 

a Facilities Development Reserve (FDR) which 

was instituted after the last TV rights deal and 

contained $12.5m to be distributed to clubs and 

leagues over a five year period. A club can apply 

for grants of up to $50,000 or approximately 10% 

of the total refurbishment. There are larger grants 

available for the TAC and second tier leagues 

around the country (VFL, SANFL, WAFL and TFL) 

This money gave clubs the opportunity to begin 

dialogue with councils in the knowledge that 

possible access to the FDR put them in a stronger 

position to get a project underway. However 

$12.5 m over 5 years doesn’t stretch very far when 

one considers the number of football clubs and 

leagues in the country. With the AFL promising to 

look after the “community”, we can expect a big 

boost to the FDR. 

With councils usually deciding the fate of projects, 

it can be frustrating for clubs to be totally reliant 

on a third party. Many clubs end up back in the 

queue for mere basics. Some in our community are 

fortunate to have the support of a university or a 

school and have been able to access support from 

a variety of sources. Generally this means that the 

added extras such as a commercial kitchen or an 

expansive social club are included. Unfortunately 

the majority are not afforded this luxury and the 

AFL and the state government need to support 

these endeavours. 

Much has been said about sport’s contribution to 

a stronger community. The Baillieu government 

drove home the message of participation being 

crucial in its funding priorities. Its first budget was 

handed down on Tuesday and we shall be looking 

for some encouragement from it. By the end of 

year we trust there will be more encouragement 

from the AFL too. 

Cover: Oakleigh’s U18 skipper Phil Falvo. 

The Amateur Footballer 

THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 

May 7, 2011 Vol. 11 No. 4 

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 1

PREMIER 

Michael Fitzgerald 

TIGHTER, 

TIGHTER 

We will all be long gone and hard to find before 

Premier football again throws up results like these. 

Two draws and a one-pointer in five games are not 

only a shock dividend, but fair indication of just 

how tight this season’s top tier may be. 

The widest margin came at McKinnon, where 

Old Carey overcame a strong challenge from Old 

Haileybury. At one stage, the Bloods had looked 

in charge - “hotter than Princess (sic) Kate’s sister” 

as one tweet observed - but the Panthers’ class 

told in the end and they shot away. Their ability 

to score in a hurry is frightening and with ten of 

their number averaging better than a goal a game, 

one never knows from whom the goals will come. 

Carey kicked six in each of the second and final 

terms to win the game and remain unbeaten. With 

many stars in solid form, they can look forward to 

this week’s clash with the table-topping Lions. Old 

Haileybury is still winless, but must be encouraged 

by the consistency of Adam Weekes and Chris 

Ferguson, while still seeking another genuine 

sharpshooter to ease the load on Brett Voss and 

Travis Ridgway. 

On the fine lawn of the St Kilda Cricket Ground, 

Collegians established a first half ascendancy 

that was never threatened by Old Melburnians. 

While the talk of the town in March was that the 

Lions would be sliding and that OMs would be in 

the ascendancy, the opposite emerged in April. 

Collegians, having survived the shortest road trip 

in VAFA football, sit atop the ladder, while the Men 

of Harlech are winless. While the Redlegs received 

fine service again from recruits Nathan Henley 

and Karl Lombardozzi, it was the old reliables that 

spurred the Purples, Charlie Holst, Dan Strachan 

and Shura Taft, who booted five in the absence of 

Nick Sautner. 

Old Trinity began as it had finished before the 

break, jumping out to an early lead over Old 

Scotch. With Andrew Ramsden back, the Greens 

looked strong, but the Red Men hung tough 

and eventually hit a purple patch that put them 

back in the game. By late in the third term, they 

looked certain winners, less so in the final term as 

the ball went end to end with regularity. Max van 

den Broek, last year’s U19 medallist, slotted his 

second with great calm to get the visitors in front 

in time on, but Trinity tied it up before the bell. It 

was hard to know who should have been the more 

disappointed. Big strong Travis Ronaldson was a 

consistent winner for the Cardinals and Scott 

Thompson again featured strongly. Dan Ahearn 

and Robert “I’m only” Humann were perhaps the 

pick of an even home outfit. 

There wasn’t a goal scored in the final fifteen 

minutes at Waverley Park as the La Sallian Derby 

became a battle of desperate defences. St Bede’s 

Mentone Tigers looked the better team early and 

kept their noses ahead for most of the afternoon. 

John Nicolopoulos booted his fifth to tie it up with 

plenty of time left, confirming one partisan’s view 

at lemon-time that his Tiges weren’t playing well 

enough to win. In the end, however, neither was 

De La. Michael Wintle was an impressive forward 

for the visitors, and James Tyquin a solid defender, 

while Luke Wintle and Jack Hellier were always 

a threat.. The home club had great efforts from 

the running machine Sam Williams and rookie 

Tom Humphrey, as well as returning Woodrow 

Medallist Aaron Shields and from Sudden Sam 

Pickett. Observers called the draw a fair result, but 

I’m not sure that Max McLoughlin or Owen Lalor 

would have been satisfied with two points when 

four were available. 

TODAY 

Selections in BOLD 

OLD XAVERIANS v DE LA SALLE 

COLLEGIANS v OLD CAREY 

ST BEDES/MT v UNIVERSITY BLUES 

OLD SCOTCH v OLD MELBURNIANS 

OLD HAILEYBURY v OLD TRINITY 

2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 

SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

Old Xaverians got of jail with less than a minute 

to play when the reliable Esmond Prowse snapped 

truly. Though not a high scoring affair, it was the 

forwards that turned the game one way, then 

the other, and then back again. Strong grabbing 

Matt Handley, Olly Gidley and Lachlan Smith were 

damaging early for Xavs, who looked the clear 

winner at the half. Extraordinary efforts from Jack 

Watts and Andrew Lowcock brought Blues back 

in the third and had them comfortably in front 

as they entered time-on in the last. Smith, again, 

and then Dan Rush caught fire and somehow 

Xavs stole the game. The Varsity has had a horror 

schedule and a horror start, but showed enough 

to suggest it will rise again, 

and soon, particularly when 

it gets its best side on the 

park. Xavs are still missing a 

few too and would be happy that they are getting 

excellent service from youngsters Sam Lees and 

Louis Tiernan. 

THIS WEEK: New chums Carey to push Collegians, 

but the Lions will squeeze them. Xavs not at top 

form, but will edge De La. Blues to break their 

duck at Brindisi Street. Old Scotch to win the 1858 

contest and Haileybury to get off the mark against 

OT. 

PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE 

Collegians 2.4 7.8 11.8 14.12 (96) 

Old Melburnians 1.4 3.6 6.8 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Collegians: S. Taft 5 S. Troon 3 N. Ries 2 D. Strachan 1 C. Holst 1 L. Whitby 1 J. 

Bull 1 Old Melburnians: C. Beck 5 S. Dunell 3 N. Henley 1 T. Davidson 1 

BEST Collegians: C. Holst S. Taft D. Strachan J. Austerberry S. Troon L. Whitby Old 

Melburnians: N. Henley K. Lombardozzi S. Dunell S. Taylor J. Nash N. de Steiger 

Old Carey 2.4 8.10 12.11 18.11 (119) 

Old Haileybury 4.1 6.5 10.7 13.10 (88) 

GOALS Old Carey: J. Rowe 3 C. Peterson 3 M. Evans 2 C. Jones 2 J. Reid 2 T. Evans 1 B. 

Huf 1 A. Parton 1 G. Parker 1 B. Smithwick 1 C. Howat 1 Old Haileybury: T. Ridgway 

2 P. Gleadhill 2 B. Voss 2 F. Mohammad 1 N. Harrison 1 H. McLauchlan 1 T. Chisholm 

1 M. Ditchfield 1 L. Donnelly 1 A. Johnston 1 

BEST Old Carey: M. Evans J. Rowe C. Peterson A. Parton L. McQueen-Miscamble L. 

Crozier Old Haileybury: C. Ferguson A. Weekes C. Millard P. Gleadhill H. McLauchlan 

D. Brown 

De La Salle 3.1 8.6 11.9 14.14 (98) 

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 6.2 11.2 14.6 15.8 (98) 

GOALS De La Salle: J. Nicolopoulos 5 S. Pickett 3 M. Collins 2 N. Roberts 2 S. Hale 

1 J. Gotch 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: M. Wintle 4 H. Jeans 2 J. Hellier 1 B. Phibbs 

1 J. Tyquin 1 L. Terrell 1 L. Barnhoorn 1 H. Shakaib 1 D. Holden 1 M. Barnhoorn 1 

L. Wintle 1 

BEST De La Salle: S. Williams T. Humphrey J. Nicolopoulos A. Shields J. Baxter J. 

Gotch St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: M. Wintle J. Hellier L. Barnhoorn D. Porter P. Wintle 

J. Tyquin 

Old Xaverians 4.3 8.4 10.5 13.9 (87) 

University Blues 4.1 4.2 9.6 12.14 (86) 

GOALS Old Xaverians: D. Rush 3 M. Handley 3 L. Smith 3 O. Gidley 2 R. Colbert 1 E. 

Prowse 1 University Blues: J. Watts 5 A. Lowcock 3 D. Brady 2 J. Van De Pol 1 T. Bean 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: L. Smith O. Gidley R. Colbert D. Sapuppo E. Prowse D. Rush 

University Blues: C. Shaw J. Watts J. Mugavin A. Lowcock J. Meagher M. Torney 

Old Trinity 4.3 6.4 7.12 10.13 (73) 

Old Scotch 2.2 4.5 8.8 10.13 (73) 

GOALS Old Trinity: A. Ramsden 3 A. Hore-Lacy 2 K. Butler 1 W. Bowman 1 J. Hunt 1 E. 

Weatherson 1 B. Iezzi 1 Old Scotch: J. Davis 2 T. Mead 2 M. van den Broek 2 T. Green 

2 A. Noonan 1 T. Ronaldson 1 

BEST Old Trinity: D. Ahearn R. Humann J. Hunt L. Pacconi H. Tinney N. Howell Old 

Scotch: T. Ronaldson S. Thompson J. Long M. van den Broek R. Eva A. Pike 


Old Xaverians 3.2 6.5 8.6 11.7 (73) 

GOALS University Blues: S. Chadwick 2 B. Merriman 2 A. Lyon 1 L. Butler 1 M. 

Monteith 1 W. Hartnell 1 J. Eastman 1 A. Nice 1 T. Girdwood 1 Old Xaverians: M. 

Allan 3 J. Davies 3 J. McDonnell 2 M. Romanin 1 D. Meehan 1 T. O’Meara 1 

BEST University Blues: A. Nice M. Monteith J. Maxwell B. Merriman D. Gregory S. 

Chadwick Old Xaverians: M. ALLAN P. Ryan D. Walker J. McDonnell M. Romanin S. 

Skidmore 

Old Scotch 4.1 8.11 11.14 15.16 (106) 

Old Trinity 0.4 3.5 4.5 7.5 (47) 

GOALS Old Scotch: M. Chitham 6 K. McKenzie 2 H. Perry 2 M. Davis 2 M. Seed 1 N. 

Lawrence 1 N. Thompson 1 Old Trinity: S. Murphy 2 L. Eckersley 2 W. Oldfield 1 H. 

Banfield 1 J. Kenna 1 

BEST Old Scotch: M. Davis R. Wilkinson M. Seed M. Chitham H. Perry A. Williamson 

Old Trinity: W. Oldfield H. Banfield L. Eckersley J. Kenna K. Spassopoulos C. Amiconi 


Collegians 5.2 6.7 7.9 8.13 (61) 

GOALS Old Melburnians: W. Myer 3 A. Klutke 3 B. McKie 2 R. Matthews 2 A. Carter 1 

Collegians: E. Malone 3 H. Mckenzie 1 J. Parsons 1 A. Benton 1 H. Apted 1 T. Foster 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: W. Myer T. Bachet N. Nixon A. Carter T. McLardy L. 

Haralambous Collegians: C. Murphy J. Head J. Band-Conrick H. Apted T. Foster A. 

Carydias 

Old Carey 6.1 9.5 15.9 22.10 (142) 


GOALS Old Carey: J. McWhinney 4 R. Crozier 3 G. Plummer 3 W. Cushen 2 D. Hyne 

2 S. Freemantle 2 R. O’Hern 2 A. Remmers 1 A. Thompson 1 S. Cust 1 T. Smith 1 Old 

Haileybury: T. Coles 2 M. Hoffman 1 S. Jensen 1 J. Bayard 1 

BEST Old Carey: S. Freemantle W. Cushen S. Cust D. Hyne R. Crozier J. McWhinney 

Old Haileybury: L. Davey P. Silberer L. Nash C. Morrison A. King W. Rule 

De La Salle 2.2 5.3 9.9 11.12 (78) 


GOALS De La Salle: J. Jarvis 2 S. Muller 2 B. Nethersole 2 A. Kneebone 1 L. Williams 

1 P. Harrison 1 M. De Luca 1 J. Crowe 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: P. Kean 3 D. Waters 

2 D. Teasdale 2 R. Pendlebury 1 L. Kowalski 1 T. Marks 1 M. McGettigan 1 C. Neville 1 

BEST De La Salle: A. Kneebone M. Nankervis J. Hansen R. Gamble N. Stewart J. 

Crowe St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: K. Bliesner L. Mitchell C. Neville A. Fyans S. Nichols 

P. Kean 


PREMIER B 

Jonathan Hibbert 

SKOB STUN SNOW DOGS, CAULFIELD RISING 

After blood spilt last week, the Sharks backed 

up this week determined to make amends, 

Mifsud’s charges comfortably pulling away from 

Old Brighton; the result beyond doubt midway 

through the third term. Looking crisp was Michael 

Atkins, along with Brayden Haynes, pulling out 

of reach every time the Tonners mounted a 

charge. Frustrated by Beaumaris, the Red and 

Blue’s forward line was shut down, Mentiplay 

not as effective as in weeks past. Though Michael 

Dewar and Nick Marston were effective, helped 

by Andrew Edge and James Davis, the Shark 

circus was in town, a long line of goal-kickers, and 

Buckley bringing them home. 

Languishing in the ladder’s depths are the Eagles, 

wings clipped and under-nourished. Kicking 

erratically, the Marcellin scorers went hungry while 

Old Ivanhoe feasted on the rebound, ultimately 

kicking more accurately. After a second term 

filled with behinds, Old Ivanhoe lifted in the third 

quarter; Owen Weatherley, yet again in a fanciful 

display of skill, booted nine, as Adrian Delmonte 

dropped six through. Ash Viney attempted to lift 

the Eagles while Dan Kayrooz slotted a couple 

next to Luke Considine’s conversion. Along with 

Caulfield and Blacks, the Hoes are setting the pace, 

and look forward to the next couple of matches 

with boundless confidence. 

In the last term at Glenhuntly, Tom O’Sullivan and 

Ben Carboni were deadly, bringing home Caulfield 

over a disappointed Krusher horde. A competitive 

and even match opened up towards the close, 

Louis O’Keefe a force for the Fields, Dermot Cleary 

standing tall as Oakleigh’s shining knight on a 

dreary day. With only eight points separating the 

two contingents at the final break, Caulfield’s 

fitness gleamed, as hard-ball-gets were rewarded 

with run from half back and damaging switching 

play. Sitting pretty, Caulfield has two testing 

weeks to look forward to, facing Old Brighton and 

Blacks successively. 

Traveling to Boss James, Blacks pummeled the 

Rovers into submission. Spirited efforts by Leigh 

Fletcher and Richard Atkins (and Turner with 

four majors) could not halt the immense forward 

pressure applied by Students Jordie Foster 

and Justin Crameri. While at full-back, Tugboat 

Howgate applied the clamps to the bayside boys, 

the two dynamos sent eleven straight between 

them, eclipsing Hampton’s score for the day. Lift 

and opportunity was created on the Blacks’ halfback 

line by David Batten in a marvelous bestafield 

performance, helped by Andrew Else; a 

tremendous win for the Students going into a 

tough match this weekend against SKOB. 

Squandering an early lead, inaccurate kicking 

spoiled the Snow-Dogs’ day, as St Kevin’s run 

and imposing physicality was rewarded with a 

welcome win in the Snake Pit. A slight deficit at 

quarter time was quickly overcome as SKOB’s 

out-muscled St Bernard’s and piled on goals, the 

St Kevin’s forward line a holding pen for the pill. 

Co-skipper Plugger Lynch (who ended up slotting 

five) showed a bit of mongrel, pounding Jake 

Bevanda around the square, egged on by eager 

SKOB reserves behind the posts, before leading 

constantly and scoring without too much fuss. 

Through the third quarter, Tom Simpson gathered 

clearance after clearance in a dominant midfield 

performance, providing ceaseless run from halfback, 

opposed ably by Mick Angel and Luke 

Madden, who dragged St Bernard’s back to within 

fourteen points at the last change. Though a late 

flurry of goals to St Kevin’s saw the heads of the 

Snow Dogs tilt, and with weary legs and panting 

TODAY 


OLD IVANHOE v HAMPTON ROVERS 

OLD BRIGHTON v CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 

MARCELLIN v BEAUMARIS 

OAKLEIGH v ST BERNARDS 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v ST KEVINS 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran

for rest, the West-siders were finished. 

Blonde Skev Elliot Waldron, leaping in the ruck and 

creating options up forward, was best afield in the 

clash of East and West, earning the H&C Lambert 

medal. In a bittersweet post-script, Josh Gabelich 

meandered up the gravelly steps to awaiting aid 

with an injured shoulder, a sour end to a good win; 

as SKOB’s hoisted the ‘Joc’ O’Connor Trophy, struck 

by the RSL in honour of those who have served 

the nation, and played for each year by St Kevin’s 

and St Bernard’s. 

This Week: Promoted Caulfield take on the 

relegated Tonners down at Beach Road, promising 

to be an intriguing match, and an imposing task 

for the Fields. Brighton… 

just. Old Ivanhoe are setting 

the pace, and hosting the 

Rovers, they should have a 

comfortable day out. On a 

roll after last week’s win over Brighton, the Sharks 

should thump Marcellin, albeit on the road; in the 

same manner, Oakleigh at home should (by rights) 

cream St Bernards. That said, the Snow Dogs will 

put up a fight, and don’t bow to convention, still, 

Krushers by a small margin. The match of the 

round is Uni Blacks hosting SKOB’s at University 

Oval. Surrounded by the colleges, Blacks will 

impose a hard-hitting game on St Kevin’s, Blacks 

up in a tight match. 

PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVE 

Beaumaris 4.5 8.9 14.15 19.20 (134) 

Old Brighton 1.4 3.8 3.12 6.14 (50) 

GOALS Beaumaris: W. Edmonds 3 J. Di Natale 3 S. Gower 3 M. Petering 3 J. 

Thompson 2 K. Barnes 1 B. Haynes 1 M. Duggan 1 T. Woonough 1 A. Catlin 1 Old 

Brighton: B. Mason 1 T. Mentiplay 1 A. Dewar 1 L. Nicholls 1 J. Davis 1 J. Sargent 1 

BEST Beaumaris: M. Atkins B. Haynes C. Buckley M. Petering N. Loucaides M. Ensor 

Old Brighton: M. Dewar N. Marston A. Edge J. Davis B. Rawlinson T. Clarke 

St Kevins 2.3 8.10 10.15 20.19 (139) 

St Bernards 3.7 4.10 7.12 11.15 (81) 

GOALS St Kevins: A. Lynch 5 M. Giansiracusa 3 M. Murphy 3 J. Gabelich 2 D. Mount 1 

P. Edgar 1 K. Brick 1 K. Wissell 1 E. Waldron 1 T. Simpson 1 P. McLennan 1 St Bernards: 

T. Pearson 3 A. Merrington 2 D. Byrne 2 A. Stapleton 1 A. Singleton 1 M. Sullivan 1 

D. Bergin 1 

BEST St Kevins: E. Waldron A. Lynch M. Murphy T. Simpson P. McLennan P. Edgar St 

Bernards: M. Angel L. Madden T. Pearson D. Bergin S. Caven J. Smith 

Old Ivanhoe 3.4 7.12 13.14 19.19 (133) 

Marcellin 0.3 5.8 6.12 8.16 (64) 

GOALS Old Ivanhoe: O. Weatherley 9 A. Delmonte 6 N. Butler 1 S. Geilings 1 A. 

Diorietes 1 A. Baldwin 1 Marcellin: D. Kayrooz 2 J. Bortolotto 1 N. Birrell 1 L. 

Considine 1 A. Lincoln 1 T. Jones 1 D. McMahon 1 

BEST Old Ivanhoe: O. Weatherley R. Jessop S. Low B. Harrison S. Fragiacomo 

Marcellin: A. Viney D. Kayrooz L. Considine J. Symes J. Bortolotto D. McMahon 

Caulfield Grammarians 3.2 9.6 16.8 22.14 (146) 

Oakleigh 4.4 8.7 14.10 16.11 (107) 

GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: B. Sinclair 4 J. Perkins 4 S. Meredith 2 B. Carboni 

2 T. Small 2 D. Scheetz 1 L. O’Keefe 1 M. Slonim 1 J. Shanahan 1 T. O’Sullivan 1 C. 

Williams 1 C. Hammond 1 A. Strain 1 Oakleigh: D. Cleary 4 T. Scott 2 M. Harold 2 D. 

Lucas 2 P. Ioannidis 2 J. Hind 2 B. Wass 1 L. Barrand 1 

BEST Caulfield Grammarians: T. O’Sullivan B. Carboni L. O’Keefe J. Perkins A. Lister 

T. Small Oakleigh: D. Cleary M. Harold P. Ioannidis T. Scott L. Head D. Britt 

University Blacks 4.3 11.4 17.6 20.9 (129) 

Hampton Rovers 1.4 4.5 6.7 8.8 (56) 

GOALS University Blacks: J. Foster 6 J. Crameri 5 C. Stevic 3 C. Richardson 2 I. 

Anderson 1 S. Weekley 1 H. Symon 1 M. Cousens 1 Hampton Rovers: E. Turner 4 M. 

Devereaux 1 Z. Alcott 1 R. Atkins 1 D. Andersen 1 

BEST University Blacks: D. Batten A. Else H. Symon J. Foster T. Howgate J. Crameri 

Hampton Rovers: E. Turner L. Fletcher R. Atkins D. Corp A. McNeil M. Devereaux 

Old Brighton 6.3 12.4 21.8 25.11 (161) 

Beaumaris 0.1 2.5 5.6 8.8 (56) 

GOALS Old Brighton: T. Marshall 8 J. Dickerson 3 A. Bristow 3 J. Cannon 3 N. 

Graham-Bowman 2 E. Yeatman 2 A. Ogilvie 1 S. Jewell 1 S. Cramey 1 A. Jackson 

1 Beaumaris: A. Davies 2 T. Kelly 2 L. Slater 1 J. Evans 1 S. McNicholas 1 J. Roney 1 

BEST Old Brighton: B. Austin T. Marshall S. McKell S. Timms M. Janssen A. Bristow 

Beaumaris: L. Slater A. Davies W. Gillespie T. Lees J. Bliesner J. Evans 

St Kevins 2.3 4.6 6.10 13.11 (89) 

St Bernards 3.3 4.6 7.9 8.11 (59) 

GOALS St Kevins: P. Karageorgiou 4 N. Marchesani 2 M. Mazzarella 1 L. Dunne 1 

S. Ryan 1 D. Gibbs 1 M. Drinkwater 1 M. Shannon 1 H. McPherson 1 St Bernards: 

M. Hughes 3 B. Cooper 2 J. Manunzio 1 S. Bugryn 1 C. Mitchell 1 

BEST St Kevins: P. Karageorgiou M. Drinkwater N. McArdle L. Dunne D. Gibbs R. 

Caldow St Bernards: M. Stapleton S. Bugryn J. Stapleton J. Evans B. Hogan S. Bergin 

Old Ivanhoe 3.1 5.2 9.4 11.6 (72) 

Marcellin 1.2 4.6 5.7 7.8 (50) 

GOALS Old Ivanhoe: B. Tremellen 4 G. Hartrick 2 A. Solomidis 1 L. Lochran 1 L. 

Phillips 1 A. Steer 1 C. Nichol 1 Marcellin: M. Viney 2 T. Black 1 D. Redmond 1 M. 

Turner 1 S. Abrahams 1 P. Newnes 1 

BEST Old Ivanhoe: C. Nichol A. Bolzan G. Hartrick S. Smith B. Tremellen J. Delaney 

Marcellin: B. Whelan P. Newnes L. Boyd A. McGlin A. Coburn M. Viney 


Oakleigh 2.0 5.2 7.4 7.5 (47) 

GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: D. Spanos 8 M. Kyle 2 C. May 2 J. Kremmer 2 J. 

Stewart 1 S. Nevile 1 Z. Parsons 1 R. Lewis 1 C. Game 1 E. Kalaja 1 Oakleigh: Not 

provided 

BEST Caulfield Grammarians: R. Lewis D. Spanos A. Lawson S. Nevile C. Game E. 

Kalaja Oakleigh: Not provided 



GOALS University Blacks: J. Gaylor 6 N. Holt 3 S. Flight 3 T. Brennan 2 A. Pitt 2 J. 

Heeley 2 J. Nettlefold 1 L. Crameri 1 T. McCullagh 1 A. Evans 1 Hampton Rovers: A. 

Fisher 2 B. Trivett 2 K. Rudd 1 J. Giasoumi 1 J. Baxter 1 N. Evans 1 

BEST University Blacks: J. Gaylor J. Nettlefold S. Flight J. Heeley A. Jesse J. Gibson 

Hampton Rovers: R. Lynch N. Hoban H. Scholes N. Foster M. Karas K. Rudd 


PREMIER C 

Di Langton 

DON’T CRY 

FOR ME I’VE 

GOT TINEA 

Columnist Sylvia Wright came up with the tag 

Mondegreens for misheard music lyrics when she 

mistakenly quoted a 17 th century ballad: “…They 

hae slain the Earl O’ Moray, and Lady Mondegreen,” 

when in actual fact they had Laid him on the 

Green. I’m a sucker for a Mondegreen and ever 

since Ormond returned to the beautiful verdant 

deck at Gunn Reserve, well, I keep thinking of it as 

Monder Green. Here are a few Premier C-themed 

renditions I’ve been humming so far this season, 

see if you can guess them: 

She Wore Raspberries and Grapes …‘Prince’ Will in 

his Fitzroy-coloured wedding regalia. 

No Ducks (or Hazards) in the Classroom …Rupo’s 

famous Salesian College geese, a la Pink Floyd. 

There’s a Bathroom on the Right …A bit of 

Creedence Clearwater at flood-damaged Central 

Reserve. 

Killing me Softly with Insults …MHSOB’s Big Sauce 

full forward, copping some colourful Flack. 

But back to the footy, and the Ashes continued 

their unbeaten run trouncing Mazenod by 14 

goals, Dan Brogden and Aaron Williams (5) 

amongst their best, Stewie Inglis standing tall for 

the Nodders but not a multiple goal-scorer to be 

found. 

The newly unveiled Richard Pratt Scoreboard 

got a workout in front of a large home crowd 

as the Jackas gave a polished display in their 

50-point win over Ormond. David Fayman (8) 

and Evgeni Routman (6) thrilled the crowd 

with skillful accuracy on goal in near-perfect 

conditions, Routman bagging Goal of the Year 

according to some reports. The young Monders 

were depleted by injury, yet competitive for 

two and a half quarters led by Simon Keleher 

and ably supported by teenagers Tom Dureau, 

Matthew Oaten and Christan McCarthy, but the 

AJAX midfield held sway with Ari Lewski, Captain 

Gary Blieden and Josh Ludski combining with 

great efficiency. The AJAX backline was stoic as 

usual with Rising Star nominee Wazza Steinberg 

and Rubin Winograd repelling the Ormond 

attacks. 

SEN radio featured the Rupertswood v Fitzroy 

game in Sunbury as its Rivalry of the Round game, 

their healthy competition once again pushed to 

the limit in a 3-point thriller that fell Rupo’s way 

with excellent efforts by Shane Bishop (2), Brent 

Swallow and Mitch Gaunt, Lachie Baddeley 

bagging three. Skill errors and inaccuracy figured 

on both sides, the Roys frustratingly so in the final 

term with the game for the taking. Jesse Dimond 

and Jack Simcoe best for them. 

After a promising start at the Barnyard, Old 

Camberwell led by 4 goals but MHSOB never 

backed down, surging ahead with a six-goal to 

one third term that pretty much sealed the game, 

Matt White’s two goals particularly inspiring 

along with Trent Rutherford (4) kicking one in 

each quarter. Best for the boys from South Yarra 

were Heath Taylor, Josh Richmond and James 

Tran (3) while the two-blues backmen were their 

best: Matt Partington, Phil and Simon Bennett 

and Ben Hart. 

Werribee gave the Bombers a towelling at Soldiers 

Reserve, 112 points in a canter with Andy Panayi 

(2) the standout along with Cam Lee, Mrs Taylor’s 

boys and Nathan Black booting another six-goal 

haul to blitz the Sharpshooter lead with 17 majors 

after three rounds. Jeremy Watson and Nick 

Bartram were named in Old Essendon’s best, but 

they struggled for forward options, managing two 

goals in the first quarter, one in the second and 

not a single major after half time. Doughnuts make 

your Brown eyes Blue. 

TODAY 


MHSOB v MAZENOD 

ORMOND v OLD ESSENDON 

FITZROY v OLD CAMBERWELL 

AJAX v WERRIBEE 

MONASH BLUES v RUPERTSWOOD 


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TODAY 

A pretty even spread of matchups this round, 

many clubs struggling with early-season injuries 

and green youngsters back-filling lists, but 

what’s new? I’m tipping Ormond over OEG at 

Monder Green but all is not lost for the Bombers, 

who’ve actually notched a win which is more 

than can be said for the Roys and OC who face 

off at Brunny Street for bottom-rung-rights. 

The Wellers to get up in a nail-biter and Frase 

will sing the wrong song altogether. Melbourne 

High and Mazenod are hard to split, I’ll stick 

with the Unicorns at home, same for the Ashes 

as they host a more confident Rupo but it’s a 

big ask at Frearson. And finally the battle of 

fleet-footed midfielders, 

brawny backmen and 

finessing forwards in the 

undisputed game of the 

round, AJAX v Werribee. 

Don’t miss the early game either, a ripper 

afternoon of footy at Gary Smorgon, I’m tipping 

AJAX will push the ‘bees in a close encounter but 

the Werribee rockstar bus will be singing victory 

Mondegreens all the way home as they count 

the headlights on the western highway: Hold me 

Closer, Tony Danza. 

Please email your match summaries, thoughts and 

feelings to dilangton@bigpond.com by Sunday 

evening. 

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVE 

Rupertswood 2.2 6.2 7.8 9.10 (64) 

Fitzroy 3.1 6.4 7.5 8.13 (61) 

GOALS Rupertswood: L. Baddeley 3 S. Bishop 2 M. Twentyman 1 M. Morrice 1 M. 

Gaunt 1 B. Swallow 1 Fitzroy: C. Polidoras 2 R. Borland 2 W. Pickering 2 J. O’Reilly 

1 J. Simcoe 1 

BEST Rupertswood: S. Bishop B. Swallow M. Gaunt N. Egan L. Baddeley N. Webb 

Fitzroy: J. Dimond J. Simcoe S. Baker C. Polidoras J. McGee R. Angiolella 

MHSOB 3.3 5.7 11.10 12.15 (87) 

Old Camberwell 6.2 7.5 8.6 10.12 (72) 

GOALS MHSOB: T. Rutherford 4 J. Tran 3 M. White 2 S. Villani 1 D. Hamilton-Ho 1 C. 

Hewish 1 Old Camberwell: W. Carlyle 3 J. Duke 2 A. Romanin 1 S. Killworth 1 J. Ymer 

1 B. Hart 1 J. Hinkley 1 

BEST MHSOB: H. Taylor J. Richmond M. White G. Grigoriou S. Villani J. Tran Old 

Camberwell: M. Partington S. Bennett P. Bennett D. De Sanctis J. Duke B. Hart 

Monash Blues 4.3 9.7 14.11 21.14 (140) 

Mazenod 2.1 6.4 8.6 8.7 (55) 

GOALS Monash Blues: A. Williams 5 M. McCart 3 A. McKenzie 3 J. Gallagher 3 H. 

Stephenson 2 J. Bartram 1 L. Inglis 1 J. Cunnington 1 M. Mason 1 J. Main 1 Mazenod: 

R. Mann 1 S. Jones 1 F. Deegan 1 P. Iacovangelo 1 T. Bourbon 1 C. Raine 1 F. Reed 

1 J. Beard 1 

BEST Monash Blues: D. Brogden A. Williams J. Bartram T. McKenzie A. Young J. 

Gallagher Mazenod: S. Inglis J. Kelly T. Bourbon D. Hansen S. Jones S. Stanley 

Ajax 6.2 11.4 16.8 19.10 (124) 

Ormond 4.1 7.4 11.6 11.8 (74) 

GOALS Ajax: D. Fayman 8 E. Routman 6 S. Chester 2 J. Ludski 1 J. Lew 1 D. Freed 1 

Ormond: S. Tolongs 3 R. Chisholm 2 C. McCarthy 2 T. Allan 2 D. Willis 1 R. Keane 1 

BEST Ajax: E. Routman D. Fayman W. Steinberg C. Jankie R. Winograd B. Kalmus 

Ormond: T. Dureau S. Keleher C. McCarthy M. Oaten J. Clements R. Chisholm 

Werribee 4.7 9.10 13.15 20.19 (139) 

Old Essendon 2.3 3.5 3.7 3.9 (27) 

GOALS Werribee: N. Black 6 A. Taylor 3 R. Harrington 3 M. Taylor 2 A. Panayi 2 B. 

Morrow 1 D. Riosa 1 S. Callea 1 L. Johnston 1 Old Essendon: J. Leask 1 D. Flaherty 

1 J. Watson 1 

BEST Werribee: A. Panayi C. Lee A. Taylor J. McLellan L. Johnston D. Riosa Old 

Essendon: J. Watson N. Bartram D. Ryan B. Hutchesson L. Wellington D. Flaherty 

Ajax 4.1 5.6 11.8 15.9 (99) 

Ormond 6.0 10.0 12.0 14.7 (91) 

GOALS Ajax: N. Harel 3 A. Kalb 2 D. Selzer 2 B. Hershan 2 A. Lewin 2 B. Caplan 1 

J. Mendies 1 A. Berman 1 J. Samuel 1 Ormond: C. Pymm 4 S. Ashton 2 C. Coghlan 

1 O. Lack 1 L. Saunders 1 J. Holdsworth 1 A. McCooke 1 S. Pietersz 1 N. Shulman 1 

BEST Ajax: J. Dorevitch D. Selzer J. Samuel N. Harel A. Kalb N. Marks Ormond: J. 

Holdsworth S. Barnes O. Lack J. Feather C. Pymm E. Lukas 

Fitzroy 5.2 8.7 14.9 19.13 (127) 

Rupertswood 2.1 4.3 7.7 9.9 (63) 

GOALS Fitzroy: M. Lee 4 S. Buckley 3 D. Kynigopoulos 3 J. Cowan-Clark 3 K. Inthavong 

1 A. Corponi 1 S. Graham 1 B. Roberts 1 C. Wills 1 T. Cheshire 1 Rupertswood: J. 

Pretty 4 J. Rizzo 2 T. Podolczak 2 N. Beever 1 

BEST Fitzroy: M. Cusack T. Cheshire C. Wills N. Reinalda D. Kynigopoulos M. Ellis 

Rupertswood: T. Podolczak J. Pretty J. Plummer B. Whitehead H. Spinner S. 

Vandenhurk 


MHSOB 0.1 2.2 4.3 6.4 (40) 

GOALS Old Camberwell: M. Cottrell 3 D. Schmidt 2 D. La Fontaine 2 J. Eade 1 N. 

Searles 1 J. Eade 1 A. Stewart 1 J. Robinson 1 MHSOB: N. Orchard 4 J. Varchione 

1 M. Power 1 

BEST Old Camberwell: B. Fields M. Cottrell T. Byrnes D. La Fontaine J. Eade K. Darby 

MHSOB: R. Willmott H. Bailey J. Kiteley T. Fraczek J. Anderson L. Hood 

Mazenod 6.4 8.9 13.10 15.11 (101) 

Monash Blues 1.0 5.1 6.7 12.9 (81) 

GOALS Mazenod: T. Castricum 4 D. McLean 3 N. Graham 2 B. Willersdorf 2 A. Norman 

1 S. Christopher 1 J. Lo Rosso 1 N. Klavins 1 Monash Blues: B. MacKenzie 5 K. Collins 

3 J. Griffiths 3 S. Whatley 1 

BEST Mazenod: D. McLean D. Chamberlain N. Parry T. Castricum D. Linden B. Woods 

Monash Blues: R. McIvor J. Griffiths S. Whatley A. Moles T. Osmond B. MacKenzie 

Werribee 10.3 19.5 26.8 33.12 (210) 

Old Essendon 1.0 1.2 4.3 5.3 (33) 

GOALS Werribee: A. Cunningham 7 T. Sapountzis 4 T. Dean 3 A. Eade 3 A. Alifraco 

2 M. Sleep-Dalton 2 A. Murphy 2 R. Attard 2 S. Angelini 1 M. Freeman 1 M. Purton 

1 J. Norton 1 P. Keogh 1 J. Palmer 1 L. Menegazzo 1 S. Dean 1 Old Essendon: R. 

Edwards 4 D. Podger 1 

BEST Werribee: A. Alifraco J. Norton A. Salamone A. Cunningham J. Palmer A. 

Murphy Old Essendon: R. Edwards M. Flaherty D. Podger B. Wilson A. Baddeley J. 

Williams 


DIVISION 1 

Darren Dawson 

BEARS REIGN 

SUPREME 

Hangover? What hangover? Maybe there were 

sore heads for some of the guests after the 

Wills and Kate shindig, but there is certainly no 

premiership hangover at Banyule. The Bears have 

hit the ground running, bringing their 2010 form 

up into Division 1, and after three rounds are 

the only undefeated team. I reckon their present 

form could get even the Duke of Edinburgh to 

crack a smile. Right royal canings were not only 

reserved for the so-inclined at Buckingham Palace 

last weekend: Banyule spanked the Bullants, the 

Oggers shellacked NOBs, and the Friars dished 

out the Queen -Mother of all hidings to a stunned 

Willy. On a brilliant autumn day, Parkdale and Old 

Mentone also notched up important wins. 

Banyule ventured out to Bulleen, and with a 

6-goal to 1 second quarter had put the Bullants’ 

challenge to rest before half-time. Kristian 

Cherbakof and Peter Voglis both snagged four 

for the home team, but it was all in vain against 

the powerful Bears outfit who had eleven goalkickers, 

led by impressive recruit Hayden Dillon 

(4 goals). Jake Truefeldt was b-o-g for the visitors. 

Old Geelong, with Ryan McEvoy booting 9 goals 

and Jack O’Shea continuing his excellent earlyseason 

form, returned to the winners’ list at the 

expense of North Old Boys-St. Pat’s. All at sea at 

Como, NOBs had no answers to the run and carry 

of their opponents, eventually going down by 70 

points. Scott Niewand and Adam Oakley were 

best for the vanquished. 

The result was not such a huge surprise, but 

the margin certainly was: Whitefriars gave the 

previously high-flying Williamstown an oldfashioned 

football lesson at Donvale, disposing 

of the CYs by 90 points. With their home base in 

pristine condition, the Friars were ruthless, and 

iced the cake by finishing off the match with nine 

final-term majors; Matt Migliore, Dan Hogan and 

Luke Kaldor in defence were best among the 

many good contributors. Coach Theo Vlahos was 

extremely pleased with his charges post-match, 

but reasons that “there is a long way to go”. Darcy 

Weston was best for a Willy team whose finals 

claims are suddenly in question given the manner 

of their defeat. 

The finals bona fides of Parkdale do not look to 

be in question following their second win on the 

trot. In skipper Paul Sullivan’s 200 th game for the 

club, the Vultures were on fire early and went 

to the main break with a five-goal advantage. 

Dave Robbins bagged five in a best-on-ground 

effort, with solid contributions from defenders 

Tom Redmond and Darren Andrews. Best for 

Paradians, for whom a win is surely just around 

the corner, were ruckman/forward Sean Miller 

and half-forward Michael Patena. 

At Mentone, the Panthers broke their duck against 

Peninsula in a high-scoring affair. The Pirates, 

whose form thus far has actually been “patchy”, 

had their opportunities; they kicked a wasteful 3.7 

to 4.1 in the premiership quarter. The last term was 

a goal-fest: both teams banging on six, but Old 

Mentonians were more composed on the day and 

recorded a comfortable 17-point win. Best for the 

victors were Brad Norton, Dave Cochrane and 

Ben Lane (six goals); for the Pirates, Harry Whitty 

and Alex Wood contributed excellent efforts. 

TODAY 


BANYULE v OLD MENTONIANS 

OLD GEELONG v WHITEFRIARS 

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v OLD PARADIANS 

PENINSULA v PARKDALE VULTURES 

NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS v WILLIAMSTOWN 



This week sees the only two teams without a 

win facing off at Bulleen Park. In what will be a 

hotly contested affair, Paradians should be able 

to do just enough to post their maiden victory 

by 8 points. Down at Mt Martha, the Pirates host 

local rivals Parkdale. The Vultures are looking 

strong and deep at present, and I would expect 

them to have (four goals) too much artillery for 

Peninsula. An intriguing match-up looms at Gillon: 

uninspiring performances last week mean that 

either NOBs or CYs may be brutally exposed as an 

early pretender. In a toss of the coin, I reckon Willy 

will squeak through by six points in “the close 

one”. Banyule play host to Old Mentonians, and I 

expect that the Bears will be 

most inhospitable toward 

the Panthers: the Bears by 

35 points. 

Old Geelong is expecting a huge turn-out today 

for their “Pivot Luncheon” at the Junction Oval. 

Two evenly-matched teams in Oggers and Friars 

would suggest a thrilling contest is in store. I am 

tipping the OGto get up by 10 points in front of 

the Pivotonian crowd, who may well end the day 

being most satisfied. Much like those guests at the 

royal wedding. 

DIVISION 1 LAST ROUND DIVISION 1 RESERVE 

Old Geelong 4.2 11.3 14.6 21.6 (132) 

North Old Boys/St Pats 2.4 3.7 6.12 8.14 (62) 

GOALS Old Geelong: R. McEvoy 9 N. Betts 3 C. Wood 2 T. Betts 2 J. Malpas 2 A. 

Macdonald 1 T. Lyons 1 E. Bayles 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: M. Keown 2 T. Patterson 

2 B. Holland 1 T. Brady 1 S. Thomson 1 S. Price 1 

BEST Old Geelong: H. Sleigh T. Lyons J. O’Shea R. McEvoy S. Balodis C. O’Brien North 

Old Boys/St Pats: S. Niewand A. Oakley M. Porter S. Harwood L. Ezard M. Keown 

Banyule 4.4 10.10 17.14 22.20 (152) 

Bulleen Templestowe 2.2 3.6 7.6 11.8 (74) 

GOALS Banyule: H. Dillon 4 Z. Wenke 3 R. Hay 3 N. Braddy 2 A. Williams 2 A. Brown 2 

B. Walsh 2 T. Cantwell 1 D. Gayfer 1 A. Barclay 1 S. McKenzie 1 Bulleen Templestowe: 

K. Cherbakof 4 P. Voglis 4 J. Khouri 1 N. Monaco 1 A. Lucisano 1 

BEST Banyule: J. Truefeldt T. Shepherd A. Williams M. Smith R. Hay A. Masters 

Bulleen Templestowe: G. Chivers G. Williams A. Lucisano O. Schmidt K. Cherbakof 

D. Tonelli 

Whitefriars 4.3 12.4 14.6 23.9 (147) 

Williamstown 1.3 2.8 4.11 7.15 (57) 

GOALS Whitefriars: A. Woods 4 D. Di Bartolomeo 3 M. Migliore 3 D. Tibaldi 2 A. 

Garreffa 2 J. O’Meara 2 E. Abdallah 2 A. Pearson 1 T. Woodman 1 A. Hill 1 M. Mirabella 

1 G. Power 1 Williamstown: J. Wong 3 B. Stringer 2 Z. Read 1 L. McDonald 1 

BEST Whitefriars: M. Migliore D. Hogan L. Kaldor D. Tibaldi J. O’Meara A. Brosolo 

Williamstown: D. Weston C. McCracken W. Cooper J. Hatfield C. Richards P. Johnson 

Old Mentonians 5.4 12.4 16.5 22.9 (141) 

Peninsula 4.3 9.7 12.14 18.16 (124) 

GOALS Old Mentonians: B. Lane 6 G. Snow 4 D. Cochrane 3 E. Macquire 2 B. Norton 

2 N. Fisher 2 D. Hull 1 J. Costello 1 T. Speers 1 Peninsula: H. Whitty 3 S. Murray 3 J. 

Coghlan 2 S. Payze 2 S. Barbour 2 A. Wood 1 S. Grigg 1 T. Coghlan 1 R. Stainforth 1 

B. Roberts 1 M. Tolliday 1 

BEST Old Mentonians: B. Norton D. Cochrane C. Duncan G. Snow B. Lane R. Ball 

Peninsula: H. Whitty A. Wood S. Payze T. Coghlan N. Fisher B. Southam 

Parkdale Vultures 5.4 10.5 12.10 16.15 (111) 

Old Paradians 2.2 5.6 7.8 10.13 (73) 

GOALS Parkdale Vultures: D. Robbins 5 C. Tobin 3 L. Platt 2 S. Sullivan 2 P. Sullivan 

1 T. Boland 1 T. McLennon 1 C. Lacey 1 Old Paradians: A. Rendina 3 S. Miller 2 M. 

Patena 1 J. Kandilakis 1 J. Lidyard 1 D. Boundy 1 D. Mahony 1 

BEST Parkdale Vultures: D. Robbins D. Andrews M. Hayes C. Sullivan T. Redmond 

P. Sullivan Old Paradians: M. Patena S. Miller A. Rendina J. Kappos B. McAllister A. 

Tulipano 

Old Geelong 2.1 4.2 11.4 14.6 (90) 


GOALS Old Geelong: R. Herd 3 J. Ratcliffe 3 A. Power 3 R. Officer 2 D. Andrew 1 J. 

Pearce 1 J. Forster 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Sleep 4 A. McLarty 1 H. Fotia 1 R. 

Allitt 1 B. Wills 1 P. Haigh 1 

BEST Old Geelong: J. Vickers-Willis A. Power R. Herd J. Forster A. Herd J. Bailey 

North Old Boys/St Pats: A. McLarty E. Grinter T. Halpin S. Sleep N. Johnston K. Adams 

Banyule 2.6 8.15 16.23 24.26 (170) 


GOALS Banyule: T. Valvo 7 A. Bottomley 4 N. Taylor 4 G. Bell 2 S. Shelton 2 S. Moran 

1 T. Brazzale 1 S. Green 1 R. Masters 1 J. McDonald 1 Bulleen Templestowe: R. 

Williams 2 D. Matthews 1 L. Millen 1 J. Alevizos 1 D. Florance 1 A. Samie 1 

BEST Banyule:G. Thompson T. Valvo A. Hopgood S. Moran G. Bell T. McKinlay 

Bulleen Templestowe: R. Williams D. Rogers A. Panetta D. Florance A. Samie L. 

Millen 

Williamstown 5.3 9.4 10.5 12.10 (82) 

Whitefriars 3.1 3.4 6.5 8.6 (54) 

GOALS Williamstown: S. Barlow 6 C. Solomon 2 R. Danaher 1 F. Henry 1 D. Elias 

1 J. Street 1 Whitefriars: B. Wilson 2 M. Lucarelli 2 M. Huston 1 M. Cooper 1 N. 

O’Callaghan 1 N. Crowe 1 

BEST Williamstown:F. Henry D. Ellis S. Barlow M. John G. Shine B. McColl 

Whitefriars: M. Cooper B. Wilson J. Kenez P. Hayes S. Anderson D. Arthurson 


Peninsula 4.4 11.6 13.8 14.10 (94) 

GOALS Old Mentonians: J. Moon 4 J. Brohier 3 N. Moody 2 T. Laver 2 B. Naylor 1 J. 

Lee 1 S. Alexander 1 J. Gregory 1 D. Howard 1 Peninsula: A. Bouten 4 Z. Milenkovic 3 

C. Miller 2 J. Rhodes 2 A. Law 1 A. Starkins 1 B. Macleod 1 

BEST Old Mentonians: J. Brohier D. Forsyth J. Moon D. Stevens T. Laver C. Alexander 

Peninsula: L. Baker A. Law R. Trickey C. Miller A. Bouten A. Starkins 

Parkdale Vultures 2.1 5.2 6.6 9.10 (64) 

Old Paradians 2.5 3.6 4.9 5.12 (42) 

GOALS Parkdale Vultures: B. Darcy 3 S. Richards 1 M. Todd 1 R. Irvine 1 C. Ryan 1 K. 

Little 1 R. Gallagher 1 Old Paradians: A. Asdagi 2 A. Lago 1 M. Raponi 1 T. Girovski 1 

BEST Parkdale Vultures: J. O’Meara J. BALIC G. Meier C. Ryan J. Tobin B. Darcy Old 

Paradians: D. Daniele B. Donohue D. Murray T. Girovski A. Asdagi W. Connelly 


DIVISION 2 

Jonno Nash 

FOOTBALL’S 

A FUNNY 

GAME. 

Just when you think there is an established 

football hierarchy and competitive order, it all 

collapses before we notice feint signs of disrepair. 

One game has botched it all. Glen Eira’s demolition 

of La Trobe University was biblical. It was bigger 

than Ben Hur and even more unachievable than 

David’s victory against Goliath – even if the kid 

didn’t throw a punch. The football gods must have 

been watching, there’s no other explanation. Call 

me dramatic but that’s the funny thing about 

football – the mighty almost always have to 

fall, well, eventually anyway. Apparently Steven 

Bradbury was shocked when this underdog found 

its bite. 

Last week, I said La Trobe University flexed it 

muscle, but now that has certainly atrophied and 

maybe their spirit has as well. Glen Eira’s win just 

proves that the competition is played amongst 

humans and not superheroes. I had suspected La 

Trobe might be invincible – but someone must’ve 

shoved some kryptonite into their socks at Packer 

Reserve last Saturday. 

Not much separated the two teams at the half and 

then Glen Eira demoralised the Trobers by scoring 

93 second-half points. Such a turnaround doesn’t 

happen often. That is of course, unless you’re 

the Gold Coast Suns. A score of 93 is difficult in 

Scrabble (even with double and triple bonuses) 

let alone when you’re playing the top team. 

I love Glenn ‘the Boydstar’ Boyd. If he doesn’t 

add the suff ix ‘star’ to his name by season’s end, 

he’s not rewarding his performances. The extra 

‘n’ on Glenn must have been proposed by his 

mother because one ‘n’ wasn’t enough to define 

his strength. His seven-goals coupled with Scotty 

Diamond’s and Tom Paterson’s three formed an 

unlikely unstoppable triad in the forward 45. Chris 

Higgins’ BOG performance caused headaches that 

no paracetamol could soothe. 

St John’s beat Aquinas by just under six-goals in an 

over-powering performance at the College. Glenn 

Costas copied his namesake with seven-goals 

(and adding an extra ‘n’ to Glenn). It just became 

another (Nicholas Morrison-)Storey except not 

one that you’d read to the kids at night. He was 

best on for Aquinas. 

South Melbourne Districts left their run just a little 

too late. They reduced a 51-point half-time deficit 

to just 14 when the umpire signalled game over. It 

was a promising resurgence that was diffused by 

Eltham’s strong first half. Sabastian Ciavola was the 

itch that no backman could scratch as he mounted 

eight-goals in a stunning individual performance. 

Benjamin O’Malley had his best game for the year 

so far as Jonathan Byrt and Sebastian Mahoney 

held their heads high for South. 

St Mary’s Salesian kicked themselves out of the 

game early with a 0.8 first quarter to Emmaus St 

Leos’ 7.3. Whether it was a strategic move, much 

like the tortoise and the hare (that’s a more 

suitable Morrison-Storey to tell the kiddies), it 

didn’t pay off. Salesian managed to keep the 

wheel spinning by winning the last quarter but 

the hamster was long dead. They thought they 

couldn’t play, but the McCanns –Anthony and 

Timothy – who both combined well with Paul 

Baranello for St Leo’s. Nick Baum proved his worth 

in his team’s unworthy performance, as did David 

West. 

Even though Therry Penola smashed the Oldies at 

Westbourne, at least both teams were incredible 

consistent. Old Westbourne managed only a goal 

in each quarter while Therry held a seven-fivegoal 

effort. I always trusted a man with two first 

names and obviously Therry Penola do too with 

Jake ‘Boy’ George smashing the pig skin through 

TODAY 


GLEN EIRA v ST MARY’S SALESIAN 

AQUINAS v THERRY PENOLA 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY v OLD WESTBOURNE 

EMMAUS ST LEOS v STH MELB DISTRICTS 

ST JOHNS v ELTHAM 


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the big sticks on nine occasions. Mark Faroldi 

showed off some of his best work while Kris Miller 

and Leigh Barnes where the only beacons of hope 

in a dimly lit performance. 

PREVIEW 

Ladder leaders Therry Penola will brutally attack 

the winless Aquinas away this weekend. The 

damage will be so severe that the VAFA might 

consider a mercy rule to cater with the WorkSafe 

health procedures. 

Emmaus should win over South Melbourne 

Districts. I have a soft sport for South and I am just 

waiting for them to emerge to wreak some havoc. 

La Trobe will repair its image 

against Old Westbourne. 

I expect them to kick the 

biggest score for the round. 

St Mary’s will push Glen Eira but it won’t be enough 

for them to fall over. They’re 3-0 for a reason and 

their run of good fortune only ends when the 

Boydstar doesn’t kick a goal, but he’ll kick a bag, 

that I’m certain of. 

THE MATCH OF THE ROUND: St John’s will operate 

against Eltham – without an anaesthetic. Both are 

on the fringe of going to the next level but the 

question is who wants it more. 

Send your match reports to nash.jonno@gmail.com 


Glen Eira 3.3 7.9 13.14 21.18 (144) 

La Trobe University 4.6 6.8 8.9 10.12 (72) 

GOALS Glen Eira: G. Boyd 7 S. Diamond 3 H. Rice 3 T. Paterson 3 S. Krull 2 S. Elmi 1 J. 

King 1 B. O’Donnell 1 La Trobe University: J. Atkin-Smith 3 S. Patten 2 K. Borthwick 

1 J. McMeel 1 M. Steele 1 B. Vagg 1 J. Nalder 1 

BEST Glen Eira: C. Higgins G. Boyd A. Spink M. Harris J. Mills B. O’Donnell La Trobe 

University: M. Steele J. McMeel D. Harry J. McLean D. Sheldrick J. Atkin - Smith 

St Johns 4.2 10.9 16.12 20.14 (134) 

Aquinas 5.1 7.1 12.7 15.9 (99) 

GOALS St Johns: G. Costas 7 R. Scott 4 K. Ash 2 R. Dyker 2 N. Pouki 2 C. Ely 1 C. Cachia 

1 D. Camm 1 Aquinas: L. Fringuelli 4 L. Toomey 2 S. O’Loughlin 2 N. Morrison-Storey 

2 A. Braun 1 L. McDonald 1 L. Allwood 1 P. Flynn 1 C. Cormack 1 

BEST St Johns: G. Costas D. O’Connor R. Scott D. Dick K. Ash R. Dyker Aquinas: N. 

Morrison-Storey M. Jess L. McDonald L. Fringuelli P. Owen P. Jurkovsky 

Emmaus St Leos 7.3 12.5 18.7 19.11 (125) 

St Mary’s Salesian 0.8 4.11 7.17 10.21 (81) 

GOALS Emmaus St Leos: A. Ballard 4 T. Ahern 3 A. McCann 2 P. Carey 2 P. Baranello 2 

R. Harding 2 P. McGloin 1 D. Kelson 1 R. McGloin 1 N. Hodder 1 St Mary’s Salesian: G. 

Azzam 3 A. Dwyer 2 J. Morsello 2 S. Matheson 1 N. Baum 1 C. Rose 1 

BEST Emmaus St Leos: P. Baranello A. Ballard A. McCann T. McCann R. McGloin N. 

Robin St Mary’s Salesian: N. Baum D. West J. Op’t Hoog P. Dowling D. Thwaites N. 

Jane 

Therry Penola 7.4 14.6 20.7 25.10 (160) 

Old Westbourne 1.1 2.4 3.4 6.6 (42) 

GOALS Therry Penola: J. George 9 B. Harding 3 M. Faroldi 2 M. Pell 2 D. Angus 2 

M. Reynolds 2 L. Ryan 1 J. Crotty 1 M. Costello 1 N. Milevski 1 J. Egglestone 1 Old 

Westbourne: T. Whiting 2 J. Andrades 1 M. Dorricott 1 J. Hoffman 1 B. Black 1 

BEST Therry Penola: J. George M. Faroldi M. Pell B. Egglestone B. Harding A. Doyle 

Old Westbourne: K. Miller L. Barnes G. Walker F. Pavez J. Nikola T. Whiting 

Eltham 4.4 10.6 12.7 15.8 (98) 

South Melbourne Districts 1.2 2.3 5.4 13.6 (84) 

GOALS Eltham: S. Ciavola 8 S. Richardson 2 A. Hargrave 2 R. Bux 1 C. Brown 1 D. 

Tzemis 1 South Melbourne Districts: S. Mahoney 5 A. Ray 2 J. Byrt 2 T. Parish 1 D. 

O’Dea 1 A. Hannan 1 M. Johnston 1 

BEST Eltham: S. Ciavola B. O’Malley J. Galvin S. Richardson J. Iaquinto L. Ogilvie 

South Melbourne Districts: J. Byrt S. Mahoney S. Taylor A. Hannan V. Butler K. Tutty 

Glen Eira 4.2 9.9 13.11 16.15 (111) 

La Trobe University 3.2 3.4 3.7 6.9 (45) 

GOALS Glen Eira: S. Vamvakas 6 N. Broadhead 3 A. Mohamoud 1 C. O’Donnell 

1 J. O’Gorman 1 B. McNally 1 E. Gebreselassi 1 D. Eade 1 K. Gillespie 1 La Trobe 

University: K. Taylor 2 S. Adamthwaite 1 L. Hooke 1 T. Mawdsley 1 A. Knight 1 

BEST Glen Eira: D. Eade L. Pryde K. Gillespie A. Mohamoud E. Gebreselassi N. 

Broadhead La Trobe University: K. Taylor S. Adamthwaite L. Hooke L. Watson B. 

Canton D. McKie 

St Johns 5.5 10.9 16.13 20.18 (138) 

Aquinas 0.3 0.4 2.5 6.7 (43) 

GOALS St Johns: L. O’Connor 7 G. Roberts 3 R. Thomas 3 M. Clark 3 J. Sutic 2 A. Janiw 

1 A. Thomas 1 Aquinas: J. Hunt 3 C. Ryan 1 A. Williams 1 J. Aloisio 1 

BEST St Johns: M. Clark D. Carmichael G. Roberts L. O’Connor B. Ayache N. Gordon 

Aquinas: J. Hunt N. Spencer J. Price K. Rosewarne L. Stafford C. Porteous 

Emmaus St Leos 3.3 7.8 14.8 21.12 (138) 


GOALS Emmaus St Leos: M. Mc Iver 6 A. Smith 5 P. Jones 5 M. Hawa 2 R. Stafford 1 

J. Chun 1 D. La Ferlita 1 St Mary’s Salesian: B. Fahrner 4 J. Lindsay 2 M. Purcell 1 P. 

Murphy 1 L. Hawkins 1 T. Matheson 1 N. Trevitt 1 T. Zavecz 1 

BEST Emmaus St Leos: R. Stafford M. Mc Iver j. Kappiniaris J. Sandells J. O’Connor 

P. Jones St Mary’s Salesian: L. Hawkins B. Fahrner P. Pascalis M. Aikman J. Lindsay 

P. Murphy 

Therry Penola 5.3 12.5 19.7 19.14 (128) 


GOALS Therry Penola: G. Henderson 6 T. Goodwin 4 D. McKibbin 3 J. Hanlon 3 D. 

Ractliffe 2 C. Matton 1 Old Westbourne: D. Benn 2 P. Pevitt 1 S. Wallace 1 

BEST Therry Penola: Z. Carey S. Bye D. McKibbin L. Hollow C. Matton J. Holt Old 

Westbourne: P. Morris A. Board B. Knee J. Vasiljevic R. Binney D. Benn 

South Melbourne Districts 2.1 4.6 7.8 8.10 (58) 

Eltham 0.2 2.6 6.10 6.12 (48) 

GOALS South Melbourne Districts: S. Barnes 2 S. Boyd 2 S. Esen 1 r. chirgwin 1 D. 

Robson 1 D. McBrearty 1 Eltham: P. Bellofiore 2 A. Coath 2 T. Andrews 2 

BEST South Melbourne Districts: H. Griggs r. mac dermott S. Atherton D. Phillips S. 

Esen S. Barnes Eltham: P. Bellofiore H. Miles A. Chapman J. Love D. Rowe M. Aitken 


DIVISION 3 

Rich Hummerston 

KEEPING UP APPEARANCES 

I’m unsure of which piece of scintillating 

information is more news worthy? My flawless 

tipping for round 3, or the alleged presence of an 

AFL champion At Ross Gregory Oval on Saturday? 

In the interest of humility, perhaps we’ll go with 

the latter. 

Those that get frivolous at the sight of a celebrity 

had their appetites appeased when Brisbane Lions 

champion Jonathan Brown was seen lugging his 

gigantic frame around Ross Gregory as the Power 

House played host to Ivanhoe on Saturday. With 

both sides boasting a 1-1 record and a spot in the 

five on offer, a fierce contest ensued with Power 

House taking the points, the fourth rung and 

Browny’s respect by 13 points at the final siren. 

Dan Bonney impressed for Ivanhoe while Mark 

Spiliotalopoulos (longest surname in the VAFA?) 

continued his best afield form. 

Hawthorn felt every arduous kilometre as they 

returned from Kilmore sorry and sore after 

suffering a crippling 127-point loss at the hands 

of Prahran-Assumption. In what will hopefully 

become a bi-annual event for the leagues 

newest amalgam, Prahran-Assumption made an 

impressive start at their “home away from home”. 

Peter Cristoforo booted another lazy 6 for the 

home team while skipper Rick Ogge bagged 2 

for the Hawks. While the Hawks might be the first 

to navigate south down the Hume following a 

thumping, you’d imagine they won’t be the last. 

As expected UHS-VU were the villains in West 

Brunswick’s fairytale start to the season, downing 

the Magpies by 93 points. The game was 

understandably closely contested until the main 

break, but unfortunately for the Pies, after half time 

it got ugly. Led by Andrew Johnson and Cheyne 

Kelley, the Combine slotted eight third quarter 

goals putting together an unassailable lead. 

The Gryphs notched up a shaky win number 

2 against Albert Park, skyrocketing them back 

into the five after a brief stay down in the cellars. 

Owing to their familiar inaccurate kicking and a 

goal-less first term, the Falcons were 4 goals down 

and out of touch for much of the first half. Brendan 

Murnane did his best to keep the Bankers afloat 

and when Corey Barker found his undeniable 

talent, the Falcons found themselves 2 points 

down in the final term. Alas for them, Matthew 

Fletcher chimed in with three for the Gryphs, 

laying Albert Park out for the count and a second 

lamentable loss. 

Elsternwick ensured Mt Lilydale would be the last 

team to open its account for 2011, downing the 

Mountain Men by 84 points. With Aaron Thornton 

booting a bag before the long break, the contest 

was all but over and completely over when 

Elsternwick slotted their 24th goal shortly before 

3-quarter time. The score line would have been 

more depressing for Mt Lilydale had the Wicks not 

hit the brakes, pulled up stumps, foot off the gas 

(insert own idiom of choosing here) in the final 

term. Charles Craig joined Thornton in the best for 

the Wicks while Daniel Cerra did his best to quell 

demotion talks for the Mountain Men. 

Amid the unusually balmy weather and the 

picturesque Oak trees lining Victoria Park, Yarra 

Valley defeated the much-improved Kew by 72 

points. Michael Ross continued his stellar form 

and Andrew Brazzale proved last week wasn’t a 

fluke slotting 5 for Kew. Russell Yeo completed his 

second Michelle of the season and Ryan Pollard 

TODAY 


UHS-VU v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 

IVANHOE v ALBERT PARK 

YARRA VALLEY v POWER HOUSE 

MT LILYDALE v WEST BRUNSWICK 

HAWTHORN v ELSTERNWICK 

KEW v MONASH GRYPHONS 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game

earned best afield honours for Yarra Valley with his 

3 sausage rolls. 

TODAY: With Yarra Valley firming into favourites to 

give Prahran-Assumption a run for their money, I’m 

selecting them to knock off Power House at home, 

Ivanhoe and Albert Park to draw and Prahran- 

Assumption to knock the combine off in a close 

one. West Brunswick will return to the winner’s 

circle and strengthen relegation claims for Mt 

Lilydale, the Wicks now with 

some confidence will make 

light work of the Hawks 

and the Gryphs will cement 

claims that they are the better of the promoted 

sides with a win over Kew. 

Please email accolades for my blemish-free round 

3 tipping along with any match reports to rich. 

hummerston@gmail.com 


Elsternwick 9.6 15.7 24.10 27.10 (172) 

Mt Lilydale 2.4 7.6 9.8 12.16 (88) 

GOALS Elsternwick: A. Thornton 8 J. Yemm 3 D. Sceney 3 D. Bedingfield 3 R. 

Glassenbury 2 C. Craig 2 J. Hunter 2 D. Richardson 1 S. Liddy 1 W. Christian 1 C. 

Mahony 1 Mt Lilydale: J. Paull 3 L. Evans 3 s. hickey 1 M. Taylor 1 J. Roberts 1 A. Violi 

1 J. Blowers 1 T. Wall 1 

BEST Elsternwick: A. Thornton C. Craig D. Richardson D. Healy A. Richardson J. 

Yemm Mt Lilydale: D. Cerra H. Moyes L. Hickey J. Paull L. Evans M. Hollingsworth 

Prahran Assumption 4.6 12.8 15.12 24.14 (158) 

Hawthorn 0.4 0.5 1.7 4.7 (31) 

GOALS Prahran Assumption: P. Cristoforo 6 A. Sleight 5 L. Giansiracusa 4 A. Parsons 

3 A. Wiggins 2 J. Chapman 2 T. Maya 1 P. Donahoo 1 Hawthorn: R. Ogge 2 D. 

Pritchard 1 D. Tremewen 1 

BEST Prahran Assumption: S. Adamson S. McIntyre A. Wiggins J. Chapman J. 

Musster B. Dempsey Hawthorn: N. Hayes S. Ross Z. Dickinson H. Browning D. 

Pritchard A. Beever 

UHS-VU 3.2 8.5 15.11 23.16 (154) 

West Brunswick 4.1 9.3 9.6 9.7 (61) 

GOALS UHS-VU: A. Johnson 5 J. Sheldon 5 R. Kirk 5 R. Watts 2 C. Kelly 2 P. St. John 

1 L. Linehan 1 L. Habel 1 T. Godsell 1 West Brunswick: J. Melican 2 C. McKern 2 C. 

Germon 1 M. Barron 1 J. Haysey 1 A. Gibson 1 A. Gall 1 

BEST UHS-VU: A. Johnson C. Kelly D. Barlow C. Bartlett T. Godsell L. Habel West 

Brunswick: L. Martin A. Cimera A. Gibson A. Gall D. Garner R. Henham 

Power House 2.2 6.7 8.10 12.12 (84) 

Ivanhoe 3.4 3.5 8.8 10.11 (71) 

GOALS Power House: P. Edwards 4 J. Rombotis 4 C. Phillips 2 M. Lynch 1 M. 

Spiliotalopoulos 1 Ivanhoe: J. Chazan 3 A. Close 3 M. Jacobs 1 G. Francis 1 D. Wood 

1 H. Post 1 

BEST Power House: M. Spiliotalopoulos M. Treeby C. Browne J. Rombotis C. Phillips 

Ivanhoe: D. Bonney T. Williamson J. Collins M. Skelly J. Rolfe W. Pearce 

Monash Gryphons 3.8 6.9 8.11 14.16 (100) 

Albert Park 0.5 4.7 8.9 12.10 (82) 

GOALS Monash Gryphons: M. Fletcher 3 T. Mackie 2 J. Nuguid 2 D. Wills 2 D. Baxter 1 

K. Cherian 1 D. McConville 1 L. Wells 1 M. Davies 1 Albert Park: R. Maher 3 N. Dallas 

2 C. Barker 2 D. Muscat 2 B. Murnane 2 M. Smith 1 

BEST Monash Gryphons: M. Fletcher D. Baxter D. McConville L. Wells A. Flowerday 

M. Welsh Albert Park: B. Murnane S. Maunder M. Smith C. Barker M. Lawford M. 

Brown 

Yarra Valley 4.1 10.4 17.5 22.10 (142) 

Kew 4.3 6.6 8.7 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Yarra Valley: R. Yeo 5 C. Britt 5 R. Pollard 3 R. Little 2 N. Pollard 2 J. Strong 1 

S. Collie 1 J. Canham 1 J. Hall 1 B. Trend 1 Kew: A. Brazzale 5 R. Campagna 2 T. Hunter 

1 B. Thomson 1 T. Bagnall 1 

BEST Yarra Valley: R. Pollard G. Coutts B. Trend C. Beal N. Pollard R. Little Kew: 

A. Brazzale M. Ross M. Cochrane B. Thomson T. Leeds N. Tinetti 

Elsternwick 3.6 7.8 12.11 13.13 (91) 

Mt Lilydale 2.1 9.3 11.5 12.10 (82) 

GOALS Elsternwick: B. Mugridge 3 D. Byrne 3 A. Millen 2 A. Foster 2 S. Kuhanez 2 J. 

Gates 1 Mt Lilydale: A. Rodwell 7 M. Rhodes 2 B. Boomsma 1 C. Gibson 1 S. Nicholls 1 

BEST Elsternwick: B. Mugridge S. Kuhanez A. Millen J. Gates D. Feiber D. Paolone Mt 

Lilydale: A. Rodwell M. Gee S. Nicholls C. Gibson R. Willcocks D. Johnson 


Hawthorn 2.4 2.4 4.6 5.7 (37) 

GOALS Prahran Assumption: R. Ellis 6 M. Sheen 2 J. Dewar 2 N. Costin 1 D. Bourke 1 

M. McCudden 1 J. Rice 1 Hawthorn: T. Dixon 3 S. Gunn 1 B. Borg 1 

BEST Prahran Assumption: R. Costin D. Bourke R. Delacruz L. Oliver T. Booth R. Ellis 

Hawthorn: T. Dixon S. Gunn C. Simpson D. Mitchell A. Lewinsky C. Williams 

West Brunswick 9.0 11.3 17.6 23.8 (146) 

UHS-VU 2.0 7.4 9.6 11.9 (75) 

GOALS West Brunswick: S. O’Neill 7 J. King 6 A. Governi 4 M. Rickards 1 P. Healey 1 J. 

Curran 1 G. Henderson 1 M. Dishon 1 S. Devers 1 UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 3 T. Buttigieg 

2 L. Temming 2 G. Regan 1 R. Dickson 1 A. Milicevic 1 

P. Frawley 1 

BEST West Brunswick: A. Governi S. O’Neill J. Mercer J. King J. Phillips M. Rickards 

UHS-VU: S. Thomas T. Woodlock T. Buttigieg G. Regan L. Temming J. Ford 

Power House 3.0 5.3 10.7 15.9 (99) 

Ivanhoe 5.2 7.4 7.5 8.6 (54) 

GOALS Power House: G. Tubridy 2 L. Ercoli 2 S. Devine 2 J. Walsh 2 T. Monte 1 J. Dixon 

1 A. Collett 1 W. Elliott 1 D. Bowden 1 Ivanhoe: A. McBrien 4 M. Brazzale 1 J. Scoble 

1 T. Tonge 1 T. Lamb 1 

BEST Power House: P. Barrett J. Fiorini J. Walsh T. Selby S. Brown T. Monte Ivanhoe: 

M. Gleeson A. McBrien T. Tonge B. Fleming J. Scoble T. Lamb 

Monash Gryphons 6.2 10.4 17.5 20.8 (128) 

Albert Park 1.1 2.2 4.4 7.6 (48) 

GOALS Monash Gryphons: W. Pocock 5 A. Ross 3 P. Rutherford 3 P. Gomizel 3 H. 

Vasconcelo 2 S. Abel 1 G. Roche 1 A. Robilliard 1 S. Illangakoon 1 Albert Park: B. 

Payne 2 R. Close 2 R. Mackay 1 T. Tiller 1 S. Robinson 1 

BEST Monash Gryphons: S. Tiras A. Ross W. Pocock P. Gomizel H. Hough P. 

Rutherford Albert Park: P. McGuire K. Hopf T. Tiller N. Wheeler R. Close S. Robinson 

Yarra Valley 4.1 9.6 14.7 18.13 (121) 

Kew 2.2 4.6 6.11 7.12 (54) 

GOALS Yarra Valley: B. Seeger 7 M. Laing 4 W. Harding 2 L. McCleary 1 B. Greer 1 L. 

Grimwade 1 N. Pask 1 Kew: K. Barker 4 M. Matheson 1 D. Perry 1 B. Woodhouse 1 

BEST Yarra Valley: B. Seeger C. Trend L. Grimwade N. Pask A. Wingate T. May Kew: 

K. Barker M. Henderson R. Israel W. Balme B. Condon T. Allman 


DIVISION 4 

Simon Fuller 

X-MEN 

CLEAR ON 

TOP 

After a round which produced a couple of upsets, 

St Francis Xavier stands alone as undefeated in the 

division, heading in to Round 4. Similarly, Chaddy 

are the only team yet to secure those elusive 

premiership points and you can throw a blanket 

over the rest of the division. 

The Bulldogs travelled to Allard to take on a 

North Brunswick outfit that had been impressive 

before Easter, while the Cookers had two pretty 

comfortable losses to show for their endeavours. 

After a fairly tight first half, Point Cook slowly 

edged its way in front, taking a 20 point lead into 

the orange break. In the final quarter, the Bulldogs’ 

speed and big spearhead Aaron Marsh proved to 

be too much for North Brunswick, which crashed 

to its first loss of the year. Notaro was again 

sublime with six majors and Davor Lucevic was 

tireless for North. After acclimatising himself in 

round 2 with maximum votes in the Scoobies, 

Luke Cook stepped up to the hustle and bustle of 

senior footy with another BOG. 

Hungry Park was the setting for the Razorbacks 

against the Snakes and for three quarters this 

game was a ripper, with plenty of banter and 

bravado on display from both sides. The Uni 

got the jump with a six goal to one first quarter, 

only to see Centrals reciprocate with six to one 

in the second. Swinburne got its nose in front by 

eight at the final break; certainly not a safe lead, 

given what had transpired in the first half. The 

Razorback faithful needn’t have worried though, 

with the Hyman and Ashton combo kicking it up 

a gear in the last. Richmond had no answers, with 

the students running out convincing 61 point 

winners. For Centrals, Woodberry toiled manfully 

in defence and big Luke Walsh had a good game. 

Manningham and Chadstone did battle, with 

both sides keen to sing the song for the first time 

in 2011. Previous results suggested it would be 

a Cobras triumph and they didn’t disappoint the 

home crowd, with a 30 goal demolition. With such 

a new group, the first win will be an important step 

in getting Manningham’s season back on track. 

With a few players still to come back, it appears 

that the competition for spots in the Cobras’ senior 

squad may heat up over the next few weeks. 

Daniel Pabst was a welcome return for the X-Men 

against South Mornington and he worked well 

in tandem with Ben Spencer, combining for five 

first quarter goals as the SFX skipped away to a 

forty point quarter time advantage. Nick Howard 

was giving his on-ballers first use of it in the 

middle. Any forays forward from the Tigers were 

quickly repelled by Glenn Pearson and South 

Mornington was clearly becoming frustrated 

with its predicament. Once the dust had settled, 

it was an ominous 85 point win to the X-Men, 

with Spencer helping himself to another bag. SFX, 

and I’m sure all Division 4 folks, send well-wishes 

to Cam Furlong and Rodney Miskowiec who 

sustained knee injuries in the curtain raiser. Hope 

you’re back on the park soon, lads. 

Box Hill North vs Eley Park was always a good 

chance to be the match of the round and that’s the 

way it unfolded in the Battle of…the TAFE…or the 

hospital…or something. Box Hill North gained the 

ascendancy in the second quarter, but the Sharks 

fought back in the third stanza. Dan Penny was 

electric with nine and was the difference between 

the sides in the end, with the Dees happy to get 

over the line by 11 points. Newmarch was the best 

player for EP and Matty Costorphin continued his 

good form for the Sharks. 

TODAY 


POINT COOK v MANNINGHAM COBRAS 

SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY v ST FRANCIS XAVIER 

ELEY PARK SHARKS v SOUTH MORNINGTON 

RICHMOND CENTRAL v NORTH BRUNSWICK 

CHADSTONE v BOX HILL NORTH 



TODAY: BHN come up against another nearby 

rival in Chaddy this week and with the Dees in hot 

form, I can’t see Chadstone providing too many 

concerns. 

North Brunswick will be heading to KB to take on 

Centrals and both teams will be keen to atone for 

sub-par performances last week. North Brunswick 

to win a tight one and reclaim its spot in the four. 

Point Cook against Manningham will be another 

interesting tussle between two teams feeling 

rejuvenated after their first wins of the year. I’ve 

got a feeling a sleeping giant emerged from its 

slumber at North Brunny last week and that the 

improving Cobras will head home empty handed. 

Swinburne will host SFX 

in what will rightfully be 

billed match of the round 

between first and second on 

the ladder. While the Razorbacks were impressive 

in their win over Centrals, the X-Men have been 

faultless so far and I’ll have to stick with them. 

Finally, South Mornington are on the road at Shark 

Park and this should be another interesting match, 

with Eley Park sitting in fourth and a disappointing 

Tigers squad languishing in second-last place. In 

an upset, I think South Mornington might salute 

here. 


St Francis Xavier 6.6 12.10 17.12 23.15 (153) 

South Mornington 0.3 2.3 7.9 9.14 (68) 

GOALS St Francis Xavier: B. Spencer 8 D. Pabst 5 J. Mathers 2 E. McNally 2 T. 

Pearson 1 R. Jardim 1 S. Van Dam 1 G. Pearson 1 L. Day 1 D. Dimakopoulos 1 South 

Mornington: B. Price 2 W. Spencer 2 A. Davidson 1 G. Pullen 1 S. Walker 1 N. Coy 

1 M. Clark 1 

BEST St Francis Xavier: B. Spencer S. Burns D. Pabst N. Howard G. Pearson L. 

Andrews South Mornington: B. Price L. Fitzsimmons B. Williams M. Heib J. Riordan 

S. Smith 

Box Hill North 5.2 11.6 13.9 19.12 (126) 

Eley Park Sharks 5.4 7.6 13.11 17.13 (115) 

GOALS Box Hill North: D. Penny 9 J. Wharton 4 J. Howarth 2 E. Doney 1 M. Koopmans 

1 B. Marcakis 1 T. Manning 1 Eley Park Sharks: J. Edlich 5 I. Israel 4 D. Perkins 3 K. 

Lindsay 2 D. Bennett 1 J. Newmarch 1 M. Viola 1 

BEST Box Hill North: D. Penny T. Manning C. Liston E. Doney S. Whitelegg J. Wharton 

Eley Park Sharks: J. Newmarch M. Corstorphin T. Miller I. Israel J. Edlich D. Bennett 

Point Cook 4.2 9.5 15.11 21.20 (146) 

North Brunswick 4.5 7.8 12.9 15.12 (102) 

GOALS Point Cook: A. Marsh 8 A. Auciello 3 D. Worrall 3 J. Wallert 2 T. Cassidy 1 P. 

Auciello 1 A. Jeka 1 L. Cook 1 I. Murphy 1 North Brunswick: P. Notaro 6 A. Waters 2 D. 

Lucevic 2 S. Mair 1 A. Jeffrey 1 S. Burns 1 R. Santacroce 1 J. Ford 1 

BEST Point Cook: L. Cook T. Cassidy P. Auciello A. Marsh T. Henwood C. Phillips North 

Brunswick: D. Lucevic P. Notaro S. Hearn S. Mair P. Jurgens A. Jeffrey 

Manningham Cobras 4.7 13.13 19.18 26.22 (178) 

Chadstone 0.0 1.1 1.1 1.1 (7) 

GOALS Manningham Cobras: S. Rose 6 B. Helme 5 D. O’Regan 4 G. Hancock 3 B. 

Cookson 2 W. De Vercelli 2 N. Pentland 2 C. Arman 1 P. Wood 1 Chadstone: S. Watson 

1 

BEST Manningham Cobras: B. Helme W. De Vercelli S. Rose D. O’Regan D. Trinchi 

B. Morrison Chadstone: S. Watson A. Sekula M. Cole A. Steve D. Cuming C. Austin 

Swinburne University 6.6 7.9 10.12 19.17 (131) 

Richmond Central 1.3 7.5 9.10 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Swinburne University: B. O’Sullivan 5 D. Green 4 M. Manning 3 C. Kilmartin 

2 D. Dore 1 C. Ball 1 S. Ashton 1 D. Manning 1 D. Lyon 1 Richmond Central: C. Traeger 

3 G. Andrew 3 D. Sutherland 2 A. Knight 1 S. Angus 1 

BEST Swinburne University: A. Hyman S. Ashton B. O’Sullivan M. Hodgson D. Lyon 

D. Green Richmond Central: T. Woodberry S. Brown L. Walsh E. Keogh D. Pike R. 

Costanzo 

South Mornington 4.4 7.6 9.9 12.12 (84) 

St Francis Xavier 1.0 3.0 7.2 12.4 (76) 

GOALS South Mornington: K. Debernardi 3 L. Wade 2 M. Blackmore 2 M. Swift 2 J. 

Kerrigan 1 R. Matthews 1 J. Dowsett 1 St Francis Xavier: D. Dapiran 4 D. Kinder 2 D. 

Antonielli 1 P. Scanlon 1 J. Abel 1 D. Johnstone 1 S. Mathers 1 R. Legge 1 

BEST South Mornington: Z. Pearton J. Dowsett J. Dickson P. Mauracher K. Woodruff 

R. Wilson St Francis Xavier: D. Kinder J. Abel S. Mathers A. Pryor B. Laver J. Exton 

Eley Park Sharks 3.4 6.5 8.13 12.18 (90) 

Box Hill North 2.4 7.8 10.9 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Eley Park Sharks: D. Crawford 2 J. Brown 2 C. Newmarch 1 Z. Khariwala 1 M. 

Howat 1 A. Rock 1 B. Norbert 1 S. Andrew 1 S. Kertes 1 P. Borovac 1 Box Hill North: 

T. Manno 2 D. Summerfield 2 A. Vincitorio 2 G. Cavallo 1 C. Langley 1 K. Halbert 1 

L. Penhalluriack 1 

BEST Eley Park Sharks:P. Borovac Z. Khariwala J. Keritz B. Jackson A. Renshaw B. 

Norbert Box Hill North: L. Penhalluriack T. Manno D. Summerfield B. Watt K. Axten 

C. Langley 

North Brunswick 2.3 3.5 10.7 13.9 (87) 

Point Cook 0.2 1.4 2.8 3.13 (31) 

GOALS North Brunswick: D. Manoukian 8 M. Sorleto 2 A. Kyriazis 2 D. Allan 1 Point 

Cook: C. Haynes 1 B. Krapljanov 1 A. Murphy 1 

BEST North Brunswick: M. Sorleto D. Adams S. Adair P. Gagliano L. Spano D. 

Manoukian Point Cook: J. Castles P. Donoghue J. Sutherland G. Russell D. Fleming 

J. Lark 

Manningham Cobras 7.4 21.4 29.11 41.18 (264) 

Chadstone 2.2 2.4 2.4 2.4 (16) 

GOALS Manningham Cobras: R. Daley 8 H. Tyssen 8 C. Jolly 5 S. Marshall 3 A. Bullen 

2 S. Fisher 2 A. McDill 2 K. Beauliv 2 S. Robins 2 P. Whitehouse 2 B. Feutrill 1 C. 

Terpsinis 1 M. Mifsud 1 M. Bosso 1 N. Molnar 1 Chadstone: Not provided 

BEST Manningham Cobras: H. Tyssen R. Daley C. Jolly S. Fisher S. Marshall A. McDill 

Chadstone: Not provided 


Swinburne University 2.1 5.2 7.6 8.8 (56) 

GOALS Richmond Central: A. Pruscino 4 J. Carter 3 D. Simpson 2 R. Schwedes 2 T. 

Davey 2 B. Wright 1 Swinburne University: Not provided 

BEST Richmond Central: A. Dhillon J. Carter A. Read T. Trollope C. Fehring R. 

Schwedes Swinburne University: Not provided 


16 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

Rising Star - Rnd 3 

John Nicolopoulos - De La Salle 

John was a star junior at Ashburton Redbacks. 

In 2008 he was selected in the Vic Metro under 

18 squad however he injured his knee while 

playing for the Oakleigh Chargers and could 

not take his place in the team. 20 year old 

John came to De La Salle in 2010 after a year 

on the list at Williamstown in the VFL. He is 

hard running and skilful forward who has been 

in exceptional form. Last week he booted 5 

goals in the draw with St Bedes and on current 

performances would be right in the mix for 

representative selection. 

To be eligible for the weekly award, players must be born on or after 1 July 1989 and must not have 

played a full season of VAFA senior football prior to 2011. All players born on or after 1 July 1991 are 

eligible, regardless of previous experience. 

VAFA BEIERSDORF 

TRAINER OF THE WEEK 

Kevin Marks – Hampton Rovers 

Kevin Marks has had a lengthy involvement at the 

Hampton Rovers Football Club, first becoming a 

trainer in 1998 before taking on the head trainer’s 

role in the premiership year of 2001. He looks 

after the senior teams and also manages all things 

medical-related for the extensive junior side of 

the club. Kevin is passionate and well respected 

by all at the Rovers. He’s always looking for new 

ways to help the players with prevention, rehab or 

general fitness to prolong their playing career and 

is always willing to help out, especially if a player 

from the opposition needs assistance. 


RESERVES 

Tom Brain 

BACK AGAIN! 

Firstly folks please accept my humble apologies 

for missing last week’s edition, a slight mix up did 

not allow me to meet Fitzy’s deadline. 

Perfect weather made for some cracker games 

in the Magoos where at a lot of grounds the 

boys would really have been kicking off the early 

morning dew. 

De La Salle and SBMT played a cracker at Dairy 

Bell with the home side prevailing by the barest 

of margins. Long time rivals Uni Blues and Old 

Xavs also played a thriller with the Uni boys just 

hanging on by half a major. 

Premier B saw Old Brighton, Uni Blacks and 

Caulfield Grammarians show absolutely no mercy 

on their hapless opponents, SKOB had no trouble 

either nor did Old Ivanhoe with their 22 point 

victory being the smallest of the Round. 

Good to see big Disco Seccull still running around 

getting a kick, and helping his mates out, young 

Chris Morrisson also made a welcome return for 

the Bloods. Mr Boags himself Dean Matthews also 

took to the field in the early game and snagged a 

sausage, and probably built up a thirst as well. 

The Monash Gryphons Reserves led by Jumping 

Jack McDonald notched up their 20th win on the 

trot, something of a club record, against Jack’s old 

club Albert Park. Hope you are hurting Jack! 

My golfing mate Mark Green still has the South 

Mornington Ressies sitting pretty up the top, 

perhaps you are a better coach than golfer Green. 

kicking list as long as the main bar at the Grand 

Hotel in Mildura. Some 84 players putting the ball 

through the centre of the uprights on 3 or more 

occasions, making it a dirty day for the custodians 

of the goal square. 

Dan Manoukian, Tim Marshall, Ryan Daley, Hans 

Tyssen, and Dean Spanos led the way with 8. 

Always popular the old HSV7 with Andrew 

Rodwell, Steven O’Neill, Benjamin Seeger, Andrew 

Cunningham, Toro Valvo, and Liam O’Connor 

having no trouble sloting them through. 

Six apiece to James King, Michael Chitham, Joshua 

Gaylor, Steven Barlow, Matthew McIvor, Rick Ellis, 

Gareth Henderson and the evergreen but colorful 

Steve “Bongo’ Vamvakas. Michelles to Christopher 

Jolly, Brock McKenzie, Walter Pocock, Peter 

Jones,and Anthony Smith. 

Another 60 players managed to kick 3 or 4 

between them, just too many to name this week, 

as like all scribes we do supposedly have a word 

deadline that we are not allowed to waffle over. I 

have just reached mine so do not want to wear the 

wrath of the editor again. 

More information from you the club’s would go a 

long way to making this column a better read, so 

if you have any tidbits, funny happenings, crazy 

moments from your games, important milestones 

etc etc, please do not hesitate to contact me via 

Email to brainco@optusnet.com.au or on the 

Mobile 0423 433 488. 

Some Premier Cricketers running around in early 

games last week included Travis and Sean Dean, 

Kyle Adams and Mark McCudden. There were 

plenty more in senior ranks but we aren’t here to 

talk about them. 

The magnificent conditions unleashed a goal 



David Tolson 

THIRDS 

CLOSE AND 

NOT SO 

After being swamped for the last two weeks with 

football games and coverage, and a little wedding 

publicity in the motherland (if you couldn’t avoid it!), 

we were finally able to get our fingernails dirty, lay a 

tackle and kick a goal or two. In what was primarily 

a week of close contests, De La kicked clear in the 

last quarter to beat St Bede’s/ Mentone Tigers by 

14 points and remain equal top of the ladder. The 

two Naughtins, Tom and Matt doing the damage up 

forward, and David Latianara adjudged best afield for 

De La. Old Melburnians produced a stirring come 

from behind win to defeat Collegians, a five goal 

to two last quarter demonstrating OM’s devastating 

finishing ability. Mini-truck replica, Al Ferguson, split 

packs all day in a BOG performance. Old Scotch 

produced its first victory, the monkey coming off the 

back of coach Hamish Taylor’s men. In a stirring final 

quarter, Old Scotch kept Old Trinity goalless to steal 

a 3 point win. Nuggety midfielder Pete Rattray and 

laconic forward Simon Barnett, impressing for the 

Cardinals. Old Xavs continued on their merry way 

cruising over Uni Blues by 67 points, which whould 

have been more but for poor goalkicking. 

In B Section, St Bernard’s, Uni Blacks and 

Camberwell had comfortable victories. Marcellin 

upset Old Xavs, thanks to Garry Petroff’s 4 goals for the 

Eagles. St Kev’s hosted Caulfield and nearly pulled 

off a stunning upset. St Kev’s dominated the first half, 

without scoreboard reward, and Will Browne’s men 

would have gone to the long break quite pleased. 

After an inspiring half-time address, Caulfield flicked 

the switch, dominating the 3 rd quarter, but leaving 

the door ajar. In the last, St Kev’s finished stronger and 

with some more accurate finishing could have won. 

A down-field free kick resulted in a crucial Caulfield 

goal, helping the ‘Fields scrounge out a gutsy win. 

With Brett Scott’s uncompromising attack at the ball, 

and Warwick Rudd starring, Caulfield sit ato p the 

table heading into this week. 

TODAY 


PREMIER THIRDS 

OLD XAVERIANS v DE LA SALLE 

WERRIBEE DISTRICTS v COLLEGIANS 

ST BEDES/MT v UNIVERSITY BLUES 

OLD MELBURNIANS v OLD SCOTCH 

OLD TRINITY BYE 

PREMIER B THIRDS 

CAULFIELD GRAMM v OLD BRIGHTON 

ST BERNARDS v OAKLEIGH AFC 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OLD XAVERIANS 

WHITEFRIARS v ST KEVINS 

OLD CAMBERWELL v MARCELLIN 

PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUND PREMIER B THIRDS 

De La Salle 2.2 4.3 6.6 9.7 (61) 


GOALS De La Salle: T. Naughtin 3 M. Naughtin 2 J. Brown 2 S. Griffin 1 J. Creedon 1 

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: B. Hodges 2 S. Ary 1 P. McMahon 1 S. Kidd 1 M. Seeber 1 L. 

Murphy 1 

BEST De La Salle: D. Latianara J. Brown T. Naughtin J. Meade B. Hill S. Brown St Bedes/ 

Mentone Tigers: S. Ary A. Vandenblink M. Seeber W. Green L. Murphy S. Kidd 

Old Xaverians 4.4 7.11 9.18 14.22 (106) 


GOALS Old Xaverians: J. McDonnell 2 M. Hennessy 2 B. Pane 2 S. Adams 1 J. Quinn 1 N. Van 

Buuren 1 T. Trahair 1 J. Smith 1 M. Trovato 1 J. Harding 1 J. Storey 1 University Blues: S. 

Gilbertson 2 L. Wardle 2 R. Quail 1 A. Driscoll 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: J. Harding T. Trahair J. Meehan B. Pane M. Trovato J. Storey University 

Blues: D. Marshall F. Mooney W. Van De Pol L. Wardle D. Gumley W. Robinson 

Old Scotch 1.1 5.4 7.7 11.11 (77) 

Old Trinity 2.3 5.3 11.4 11.8 (74) 

GOALS Old Scotch: N. Cox 5 A. Cox 1 A. Lie 1 S. Stott 1 S. Barnett 1 A. King 1 J. Stott 1 

Old Trinity: T. Criagie 3 A. Collins 2 A. Kinross 2 S. Cade 1 N. Bachli 1 R. McDonald 1 E. 

MacDonald 1 

BEST Old Scotch: N. Cox P. Rattray S. Barnett A. White A. Lie S. Stott Old Trinity: R. Mason 

R. McDonald M. Kepitis P. Langdon N. Bourke N. Evans 


Collegians 1.1 7.2 10.5 12.9 (81) 

GOALS Old Melburnians: T. Healey 3 T. Gobbo 3 C. Wischer 2 E. Hughes 2 A. Ferguson 2 T. 

Dickson 1 A. Gregory 1 Collegians: M. Johnson 3 J. Ashman 2 M. Nette 2 E. Bird 2 J. Ross 

1 V. Wozniak 1 J. Heard 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: A. Ferguson A. Gregory C. Wischer T. Gobbo J. Slade T. Dickson 

Collegians: D. Mutton K. Findlay A. Shinkfield C. Godfrey J. Ashman M. Nette 


Oakleigh AFC 2.3 5.4 7.6 12.8 (80) 

GOALS Old Camberwell: B. Cottrell 5 J. Crothers 5 S. Mulligan 3 M. Price 1 J. Collins 1 

Oakleigh AFC: T. Golik 3 M. Bell 3 P. Ciavarella 1 W. Addison 1 J. Pappon 1 J. Stanton 1 M. 

Brice 1 J. Van De Ven 1 

BEST Old Camberwell: M. Atkinson P. Hare M. Price B. Cottrell J. Crothers J. Buckingham 

Oakleigh AFC: J. Stanton N. Tuai M. Bell T. Golik J. Pappon E. Catalla 


Old Brighton 1.1 4.3 7.5 10.7 (67) 

GOALS University Blacks: A. Spadaro 5 P. Aitken 4 A. Densten 1 X. Hatch 1 K. Stark 1 L. 

Dadswell 1 Old Brighton: J. Sest 3 P. Healey 3 J. Salem 2 B. Blatt 1 

BEST University Blacks: T. Howie M. Aitken J. O’Malley J. Higginson X. Hatch L. Dadswell 

Old Brighton: P. Healey J. Leishman A. Pascoe J. Sest S. Weybury N. Guthrie 

St Bernards 3.2 6.6 13.9 18.12 (120) 

Whitefriars 1.6 4.7 6.8 8.13 (61) 

GOALS St Bernards: D. Kavanagh 6 M. Kavanagh 3 J. Hughes 3 C. Davis 2 M. Chippendale 1 

B. Shepheard 1 M. Marion 1 J. Pignataro 1 Whitefriars: B. Bucello 2 B. Somchanmavong 2 

A. Baggoley 1 M. Stafford 1 J. Burns 1 N. Elliott 1 

BEST St Bernards: C. Davis T. Isaacs N. Counsel M. Briganti D. Kavanagh J. Hughes 

Whitefriars: R. Piggott B. Somchanmavong M. Stafford J. Burns C. Tomecek D. Tucker 


St Kevins 3.2 5.8 6.9 11.10 (76) 

GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: B. Scott 5 A. Spittal 1 P. Farmer 1 T. Rynberk 1 B. Cater 1 

A. Paterson 1 A. Bednarek 1 N. Edwards 1 St Kevins: J. O’Keefe 2 J. Mullen 2 S. Browne 2 S. 

Thomas 2 T. Marchesani 1 S. Hall 1 P. Murray 1 

BEST Caulfield Grammarians: W. Rudd S. Tamblyn W. Berry E. Hawke A. Spittal P. Farmer St 

Kevins: R. Larsen T. Marchesani B. Hughes P. Murray A. Leahy N. Ciurleo 

Marcellin 3.2 5.5 8.7 12.9 (81) 

Old Xaverians 4.5 7.8 8.10 10.13 (73) 

GOALS Marcellin: G. Petroff 4 N. Bortolotto 2 A. Ceccomancini 2 J. De Neefe 1 S. Robson 1 

T. Blanch 1 M. McColl 1 Old Xaverians: B. Corcoran 4 D. Prowse 1 M. Whelan 1 T. Parker 1 N. 

Meehan 1 H. Lyons 1 M. Pietzak 1 

BEST Marcellin: A. Layton M. McColl T. Blanch S. Kemp G. Petroff L. Brockhus Old 

Xaverians: T. Parker J. Franklyn L. Baird D. Prowse B. Corcoran H. Mighell 


Michael Fitzgerald 

FTLOTG 

SHARPSHOOTERS 

Player Club Last Round Total 

PREMIER 

Jarrod Reid OLD CAREY 2 9 

Brendan Goss OLD XAVERIANS 0 9 

Nicholas Sautner COLLEGIANS 0 8 

Carl Peterson OLD CAREY 3 8 

John Nicolopoulos DE LA SALLE 5 8 

Shura Taft COLLEGIANS 5 8 

PREMIER RESERVE 

James McDonnell OLD XAVERIANS 2 12 

Michael Chitham OLD SCOTCH 6 11 

Julian Bayard OLD HAILEYBURY 1 9 

Jack Jarvis DE LA SALLE 2 8 

Luke Kowalski ST BEDES/MT 1 8 


Joshua Ashman COLLEGIANS 2 11 

Callum Dipierdomenico OLD XAVERIANS 0 9 

Tom Healey OLD MELBURNIANS 3 8 

Matthew Naughtin DE LA SALLE 2 7 

Alistair Ferguson OLD MELBURNIANS 2 7 

Mark Trovato OLD XAVERIANS 1 7 

PREMIER B 

Jordan Foster UNIVERSITY BLACKS 6 18 

Owen Weatherley OLD IVANHOE 9 17 

Joshua Giansiracusa ST KEVINS 0 15 

Sean Meredith CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 14 

PREMIER B RESERVE 

Justin Kremmer CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 12 

Dean Spanos CAULFIELD GRAMM 8 9 

Panayioti Karageorgiou ST KEVINS 4 9 

Matthew Shannon ST KEVINS 1 8 

Mathew Hughes ST BERNARDS 3 8 

Tim Marshall OLD BRIGHTON 8 8 


Brett Scott CAULFIELD GRAMM 5 13 

Garry Petroff MARCELLIN 4 12 

James Sest OLD BRIGHTON 3 10 

David Kavanagh ST BERNARDS 6 9 

Benjamin Corcoran OLD XAVERIANS 4 7 

Tommy Golik OAKLEIGH AFC 3 7 

Player Club Last Round Total 

PREMIER C 

Nathan Black WERRIBEE 6 17 

David Fayman AJAX 8 15 

Steven Tolongs ORMOND 3 12 

Jake Lew AJAX 1 12 

PREMIER C RESERVE 

Theodore Sapountzis WERRIBEE 4 11 

Andrew Cunningham WERRIBEE 7 9 

Luke Saunders ORMOND 1 7 

Travis Dean WERRIBEE 3 7 

James Hawkins MONASH BLUES 0 7 

DIVISION 1 

Kristian Cherbakof BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 4 10 

David Robbins PARKDALE VULTURES 5 9 

James Wong WILLIAMSTOWN 3 9 

Benjamin Lane OLD MENTONIANS 6 9 

James Coghlan PENINSULA 2 9 

Ryan McEvoy OLD GEELONG 9 9 

DIVISION 1 RESERVE 

Ben Darcy PARKDALE VULTURES 3 12 

Zan Wenke BANYULE 0 11 

Arran Bouten PENINSULA 4 10 

DIVISION 2 

Jake George THERRY PENOLA 9 18 

Sabastian Ciavola ELTHAM 8 18 

Glenn Boyd GLEN EIRA 7 14 

Glenn Costas ST JOHNS 7 11 


Steve Vamvakas GLEN EIRA 6 17 

Timothy Goodwin THERRY PENOLA 4 14 

Kynan Borthwick LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 0 10 

Andrew Coath ELTHAM 2 10 

Liam O’Connor ST JOHNS 7 10 


Player Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round Total 

DIVISION 3 

Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 4 16 

Andrew Brazzale KEW 5 15 

Peter Cristoforo PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 6 15 

Russell Yeo YARRA VALLEY 5 13 

Aaron Thornton ELSTERNWICK 8 13 

Adam Sleight PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 5 10 


Andrew Rodwell MT LILYDALE 7 14 

Rick Ellis PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 6 11 

Adam McBrien IVANHOE 4 10 

James King WEST BRUNSWICK 6 9 

Luke Temming UHS-VU 2 9 

DIVISION 4 

Ben Spencer ST FRANCIS XAVIER 8 23 

Daniel Penny BOX HILL NORTH 9 15 

Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 8 14 

Patrick Notaro NORTH BRUNSWICK 6 13 

Chris Kilmartin SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 2 12 

Ira Israel ELEY PARK SHARKS 4 11 


Thomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 0 15 

Matthew Blackmore SOUTH MORNINGTON 2 12 

Daniel Kinder ST FRANCIS XAVIER 2 10 

Donny Manoukian NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 10 

Shane Hamilton NORTH BRUNSWICK 0 10 

U19 PREMIER 

Douglas Watterson ST BEDES/MT 2 13 

Daniel Barry OLD XAVERIANS 9 13 

Oliver Webber BEAUMARIS 6 13 

Hugh Nicholson DE LA SALLE 4 12 

Nicholas Jamieson OLD SCOTCH 6 11 

U19 NORTH (1) 

Christopher Molivas WERRIBEE 6 18 

Benjamin Leonard WERRIBEE 5 13 

David Wall ST BERNARDS 5 10 

Samuel Jones ST BERNARDS 5 10 

REMEMBER 

U19 NORTH (2) 

Jack Langford BANYULE 3 14 

Nicholas Biscontin BANYULE 1 13 

Charles Morgan LA TROBE UNI 10 12 

Marcus Borg BANYULE 1 10 

U19 SOUTH (1) 

Dustan Mills OLD MENTONIANS 0 17 

Will Osborn CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 11 

Richie Simon AJAX 0 11 

Luke Hull OLD MENTONIANS 6 10 

Christian Doggett ORMOND 3 9 

U19 SOUTH (2) 

Lachlan George MHSOB 4 10 

Stefan Gusts ST MARY’S SALESIAN 5 8 

Toby Koffman OLD XAVERIANS 5 7 

Louis Greco MAZENOD 0 7 

UNDER 18 

Jayden Costello WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2 14 

Hayden Rowe THERRY PENOLA 6 13 

Trent Dimitriou WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 4 13 

Aaron Cloke OAKLEIGH AFC 1 10 

Matthew Lyons THERRY PENOLA 7 10 

CLUB XVIII (1) 

Robert Moffatt UNIVERSITY BLACKS 8 9 

Daniel Swanton OLD XAVERIANS 1 8 

Adam Kovarik DE LA SALLE 3 7 

Angus Armstrong OLD MELBURNIANS 1 7 

CLUB XVIII (NORTH) 

David Witchell BANYULE 0 13 

Callum O’Brien OLD CAREY 5 11 

Tim Sheehan IVANHOE 7 9 

Raymond Steer THERRY PENOLA 5 7 

Andrew Fraser RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 7 

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH) 

Shane Metz ORMOND AFC 5 21 

Timothy Bayles OLD GEELONG 4 8 

Nick Sinclair ORMOND AFC 4 8 

Jarrad Dowling ORMOND AFC 5 7 

Rodney Hawkins MAZENOD 0 6 

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED 

TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO 

ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO 

ANY VAFA VENUE 


Geoff Reilley 

RETRO 

12 Months Ago – 2010 

SAME 

AGAIN? 

In Division 1 the match between North Old Boys 

St Pats and Old Mentonians was important as the 

winners would stay in touch with the leaders and 

the loser would start to drop off the pace. It was an 

even first quarter, 4 goals apiece but Mentonians 

took the initiative in the hotly contested second 

term by their extremely accurate kicking. 8 

goals straight versus 4.7 meant that the NOBS 

were not out of it. By three quarter time NOBS 

had taken the lead by 8 points and went on to 

record a meritorious victory, 16.11 to 11.7. Best 

– S Thompson, D Tonkin, D Moloney, B Holland, 

M Keown, A Oakley (NOBS) and G Snow, D hull, 

M Wilton, D Alexander, R Ball, M Myers-Snyders 

(Mentonians). 

Emmaus St Leos and Bentleigh turned on a thriller 

after Bentleigh scored 7.5 to 1.1 with the aid of the 

blustery conditions. St Leos also scored 7 goals 

with the wind to hold a 5 point lead at the main 

break. The scoring rate slowed down in the third 

term with St Leos taking the lead by 5 points and 

in a terrific last quarter battle, the scores were 

level when the siren sounded. Best – N Baranello, 

T Bowdern, P Barandello, A Hickey, M Davis, J 

Brogden (St Leos) and O Box (3), K Swinden, C 

Fedderson, M Fedderson, S Lawry, S Adaway 

(Bentleigh). 

The Club Warehouse Rising Star award for the 

round went to Al Austin of Uni Blues. Al’s game 

had improved markedly and his high marking and 

strong punching had prevented many opposition 

forwards from taking key marks. Al now joined the 

three previous nominees for the season – Jordan 

Foster (Uni Blacks), Dan Noonan (Old Xaverians) 

and Callum Pohl (Old Trinity). 

5 Years Ago – 2006 

In D2 Section, Peninsula Old Boys went back to the 

top of the ladder with a close win over Salesian 

AFC, 11.9 to 7.11. Until the last few minutes there 

was less than a goal separating the two teams 

throughout the game. Best – Murphy, Wood, 

Madder, Coghlan, Powney, Davis (Peninsula) 

and Ross, Bobetic, Singh, Stevens, Rose, Ionnidis 

(Salesian). Geoffrey Deveson and Paul Tuppen 

were the field umpires in charge. 

South Melbourne Districts thumped Monash 

Gryphons in D3 Section and never lost the 7 goal, 

first quarter lead. Their final winning score of 22.10 

to 9.8 left the Gryphons reeling. Best – Hannan, 

Costello (3), Joske, Mahoney, Whelan, McGee (Sth 

Melb) and Burgess, Baxter, Rutherford, Vallance, 

Wells, Wilson (Gryphons). 

Eltham Old Collegians were proving to be “the real 

deal” and were too strong for Power house, 15.9 

to 9.5. Best – Turner, Hargrave (3), Runco, Austin, 

Chapman, Foo (Eltham) and Taylor, Graker, Boland, 

Brady, Sosic, Lynch (Power House). 

Steve McCarthy chalked up no less than his 500 th 

game as an umpire and his outstanding career was 

celebrated in style after he and Leah Gallagher 

umpired the De La Salle V St Bernard’s game at De 

La. Many past and present umps turned up for the 

after match to pay their respects to Macca. 


Mentone Amateurs continued their fine form in 

D2 Section and overpowered Oakleigh all over the 

ground. Oakleigh certainly received reward for 

their work rate in the first quarter when it was 5 

goals apiece. As soon as the second term began, 

the Vultures turned it on and were 6 goals up 

by the main break. A stunning 11.4 final quarter 

resulted in Mentone’s mammoth victory, 27.17 to 

14.8. Best – Barr (8), Macgeorge (10), Stephens, 

Gallagher, Emmett (Mentone) and Dodley (3), 

Schultz, Hunter (4), Papadopoulos, Bromley, 

McHenry (Oakleigh). 

Fitzroy Reds remained undefeated in D3 Section 

and were never troubled by Elsternwick to win 

21.17 to 4.9. The Wicks did well to contain the 


Reds to 21 majors after the opening onslaught of 

7 goals in less than twenty minutes. Best – Ronchi 

(4), Drury, Rawlins, Urbancic, B hart, Jackson 

(Fitzroy) and Cunningham, C Mahoney, Wigmore, 

B Mahoney, Missaglia Mussared (Elsternwick). 

Werribee had started very well in D4 Section with 

three straight wins but came down to earth with 

a real thus when Bulleen Cobras belted them to 

the tune of 23.19 to 3.5 wow! Best – Clements (3), 

Pasinatti (3), Reeves, Orwin, Trinchi, Gencarelli 

(Bulleen Cobras) and Keogh, Alabakis, Brown, L 

Andrews, Carson, Green (Werribee). 


In E Section Williamstown CYMS were determined 

to maintain their unbeaten record but Mazenod 

Old collegians had other ideas and had taken 

the lead by half time, albeit by 4 points. A really 

tight tussle ensued with the goals shared around 

in each camp. Williamstown had taken the lead 

back narrowly at the final break by 2 points and 

both teams attacked ferociously in the final term. 

There were 13 goals scored in the final quarter 

but the majority came from Williamstown who 

finished ahead 19.14 to 16.10. Best – Turnley, 

M Cannon, McNamara, Cook, Meilak, P Dervan 

(Williamstown) and Chillcott, Murray, Fisher, King, 

McKittrick, Francis (Mazenod. 

ANZ Bank had little difficulty in F Section and 

remained unbeaten when Uni Reds failed to 

challenge their superiority. The bankers’ 16.17 to 

6.8 placed them clear on top of the ladder with a 

percentage of 346. Best – R McDonald, Koegler, 

Vergos, Sore, J McDonald, Smith (ANZ) and J 

Schiavo, De Angelis, S Salzano, Burgen, Condon, 

Gosddschan (Reds). 

Terry Franklin (Parkside) played his 200 th game 

against Old Brighton having commenced with 

the Under 19’s in 1980. Terry was a key player in 

the 1988 Grand Final which saw Parkside enter A 

Section for the first time the following season. 

in which they kicked 7.7 to 

Old Xaverians’ 1.1, won by 

15 points after trailing by 

5 points and 27 points at 

various stages. Best were Zemski, H Ritterman and 

D Segal (AJAX) and Pirrie, Corcoran and S Curtain 

(7) for the Xavs. 

In the battle of the Blues, Melbourne defeated 

Monash by 27 points with Yeo, Orton and Curnow 

best while B Flett, Taylor and Kershaw were 

Monash’s best. 

In an unusual game, Bulleen Templestowe trailed 

Old Camberwell in C section, 3.13 to 13.5. The 

combine then kicked 16.5 to 7.3 in the second 

half to win by 4 points. Best were Keast, Ling, 

D’agostino (BT) and D Steven, Polglase, Treacher(7) 

for Old Camberwell. 


Collegians Football Club had arranged a dinner in 

honour of Jack McCann, to be held at the MCG. 

Graeme Holmes, 13 years with the Club, first as 

a boundary umpire and mascot, played his 200 th 

game for Elsternwick , To date, Graeme had won 

two best and fairest and had been runner up 

twice. 

St Bernards toppled the previously unbeaten 

Ormond by 22 points in A Section. They had 

withstood a 6 goal last quarter to win by 18 points. 

150 games to 

Spence Williams 

(Old Paradians) 

and Robbie 

Thompson (Old 

Melburnians). 


In A Section, AJAX, with a magnificent last quarter 

Spence Williams (clean shaven days!) 


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Old Xaverians – Premier B Thirds 

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Results of Tribunal – 3 May 2011 

Leigh Hendra, Old Brighton. Striking, 3 matches. 

Nicholas Latsas, Old Camberwell. 

Striking, 3 matches. 

Grant Ryan, South Mornington. 

Striking, 3 matches. 


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UNIVERSITY BLUES V OLD HAILEYBURY 

ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS V OLD XAVERIANS 

OLD TRINITY V COLLEGIANS 

OLD CAREY V OLD MELBURNIANS 

DE LA SALLE V OLD SCOTCH 

PREMIER B 

ST BERNARDS V BEAUMARIS 

OLD BRIGHTON V MARCELLIN 

ST KEVINS V OLD IVANHOE 

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

HAMPTON ROVERS V OAKLEIGH 

PREMIER C 

MHSOB V FITZROY 

MAZENOD V OLD CAMBERWELL 

OLD ESSENDON V RUPERTSWOOD 

MONASH BLUES V AJAX 

WERRIBEE V ORMOND 

DIVISION 1 

PENINSULA V BANYULE 

WHITEFRIARS V OLD PARADIANS 

PARKDALE VULTURES V NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 

OLD MENTONIANS V OLD GEELONG 

WILLIAMSTOWN V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 

DIVISION 2 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY V ELTHAM 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN V THERRY PENOLA 

OLD WESTBOURNE V GLEN EIRA 

EMMAUS ST LEOS V ST JOHNS 

SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS V AQUINAS 

DIVISION 3 

PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION V ELSTERNWICK 

UHS-VU V MT LILYDALE 

IVANHOE V MONASH GRYPHONS 

WEST BRUNSWICK V YARRA VALLEY 

POWER HOUSE V HAWTHORN 

ALBERT PARK V KEW 

DIVISION 4 

POINT COOK V SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 

ST FRANCIS XAVIER V ELEY PARK SHARKS 

BOX HILL NORTH V RICHMOND CENTRAL 

NORTH BRUNSWICK V MANNINGHAM COBRAS 

SOUTH MORNINGTON V CHADSTONE 

U19 PREMIER 

BEAUMARIS V OLD MELBURNIANS 

FITZROY V ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS 

OLD SCOTCH V DE LA SALLE 

OLD XAVERIANS V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

UNIVERSITY BLUES V OLD BRIGHTON 

U19 NORTH (1) 

OLD CAREY V OLD IVANHOE 

OLD ESSENDON V WERRIBEE * 

OLD TRINITY V NORTHERN BULLANTS 

ST BERNARDS V MARCELLIN 

U19 SOUTH (1) 

AJAX V OLD MENTONIANS 

COLLEGIANS V CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 

HAMPTON ROVERS V ST KEVINS * 

OAKLEIGH V OLD HAILEYBURY 

ORMOND V OLD CAMBERWELL 

U19 NORTH (2) 

BANYULE V LA TROBE UNI 

EMMAUS ST LEOS V IVANHOE 

OLD WESTBOURNE V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 

THERRY PENOLA V WHITEFRIARS OC 

U19 SOUTH (2) 

OLD GEELONG DE LA SALLE 

PENINSULA V MHSOB 

BEAUMARIS ST MARY’S SALESIAN 

MAZENOD V MONASH BLUES 

DE LA SALLE V MHSOB 

UNDER 18 

OAKLEIGH AFC V ST BERNARDS * 

THERRY PENOLA V OLD CAMBERWELL * 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON V ST JOHNS OC * 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS V RUPERTSWOOD AFC * 


ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS V OLD XAVERIANS 

OLD TRINITY V COLLEGIANS 

OLD MELBURNIANS V WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 

OLD SCOTCH V DE LA SALLE 

UNIVERSITY BLUES BYE 


OAKLEIGH AFC V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

OLD CAMBERWELL V OLD BRIGHTON 

OLD XAVERIANS V WHITEFRIARS 

ST BERNARDS V CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS * 

MARCELLIN V ST KEVINS 

CLUB XVIII 

MONASH BLUES V DE LA SALLE 

OLD IVANHOE V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION V OLD XAVERIANS 

ST BERNARDS V OLD MELBURNIANS 


UHS-VU V BANYULE 

FITZROY V NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 

OLD PARADIANS V WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 

OLD CAREY V THERRY PENOLA 

RICHMOND CENTRAL V IVANHOE 


ORMOND AFC V AJAX 

OLD GEELONG V HAMPTON ROVERS 

HAWTHORN V MAZENOD 

2:00 START 

1:20 START 

1:00 START 

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PREMIER 

1 Drew Franklin 

2 Chris Santalucia 

4 James Mcdonnell 

5 Dan Rush 

6 Will Smith 

7 Michael Darvell (VC) 

8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC) 

9 Damien Lynch 

10 Jake Williams 

11 Luke Howard 

12 Marcus Allan 

13 Josh Agius (VC) 

14 Josh Douglas 

15 Matt Skidmore 

16 Brad Rogerson 

17 Chris Larkins 

18 John Shaw 

19 Tim Dynon 

20 Dan Higgins 

21 Dan Noonan 

22 Cameron Hunter 

23 Lachlan Smith 

24 Cameron Purss 

25 Tim Biddlecombe 

26 Nick Wynne 

27 Tim Agius 

28 Jeremy Mcdonnell 

29 Matt Handley 

30 Liam Ginnivan 

31 Matt Ball (C) 

32 Oliver Gidley 

33 James Ulbrick 

34 Ryan Colbert 

35 James Davies 

36 David Sapuppo 

37 Nick Dimaattina 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Coach: Andrew Gowers 

Assistants:Andrew Dillon Nick Holland 

James McDonald Ted Woodruff 

Matt O’Hanlon (Reserves) 

38 Peter Ryan 

39 Jackson Mcgrath 

40 Sam Lees 

41 Esmond Prowse 

42 Louis Tiernan 

43 Jack Stean 

44 Matt Walsh 

45 James Glen 

46 Stuart Skidmore 

47 Brendan Goss 

48 Huw Davies 

49 Jonathan Pintal 

50 Fraser Paterson 

51 Tom Mcclusky 

52 Fergus Smith 

53 Jon (vc) Mercuri 

54 James Morton 

55 Nick Biddlecombe 

56 Jack Davies 

57 Mathew Rowse 

61 Brent Coburn 

62 Matthew Romanim 

63 Tim O’meara 

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1 Nick Roberts 

2 John Nicolopoulos 

3 Matthew Moore 

4 Mark Collins 

5 Michael Duggan 

6 Tyson Hunt 

7 Trent Fallon 

7R Peter Harrison 

8 Simon Hale 

8R Alexander Roberts 

9 Jarrod Moloney 

10 David Lowe (C) 

10R Beau Hill 

11 Will Fenton 

12 Dwayne Holt 

13 Jacob Gotch 

14 Joshua Harris 

15 Damien Hale 

16 Sam Pickett 

17 Sam Williams 

18 Ben Humphrey 

19 Brett Eddy 

19R Rishton Mcardle 

20 Aaron Shields 

20R Sam Morwood 

21 Daniel Close 

21R Shane Griffi n 

22 Aaron Kneebone 

23 Ryan Sherman 

24 Nathan Harris 

25 Lachlan Bull 

26 Sam Nethersole 

26R Robert Gamble 

27 James Crowe 

28 Sam Haslem 

29 Leigh Harrison 

30 Joel Phillips 

30R Daniel Griffi n 

31 Nick Stewart 

32 Jack Vickers 

33 Steven Muller 

34 Luke Semmell 

35 Justin Baxter 

37 Pat Carroll 

38 Lachlan O’connell 

38R James Hansen 

39 Ben Oakley 

40 Edward Clinch 

DE LA SALLE 

Coach: Greg McLoughlin 

Assitants: John McDonough, 

Damon Paull 

Reserves: Dom McInerney 

Thirds: Liam O’Donnell 

SPONSORS 

41 Brendan Close 

42 Tom Humphrey 

43 Mark Todd 

44 Tim Kovess 

46 Luke Jarvis 

47 Ryan Harris 

48 Eddie Espinosa 

49 Tom Naughtin 

50 Tyson Parker 

51 Joel Pollard 

52 Tom Moloney 

53 Edward Murphy 

54 Michael Nankervis 

55 Steven Hogan 

56 Patrick Monaghan 

57 Ben Nethersole 

58 Luke Williams 

59 Jack Jarvis 

60 Michael De Luca 

61 Johnny Creedon 

62 Shane Griffi n 

63 Jesse Brown 

64 Sam Bennetts 

65 Kieren Grant 

66 Luis Godhino 

67 Robert Gamble 

69 James Meade 

88 Rob Gamble 


PREMIER 

COLLEGIANS 

Coach: Mark Hibbins / Simon Arnott 

Assistants: Richard Oppy, Travis Derricot 

OLD CAREY 

Coach: Trevor Rowe 

Reserves: John Remmington 

1 Jono Dixon 

2 Tom Bull 

3 Charlie Holst 

4 Nick Ries 

5 Andrew Scott 

6 Jack Bull 

7 Shura Taft 

8 Daniel Strachan 

8r Cam Unsworth 

9 Michael Dyer 

10 James Jorgensen 

11 Nicholas Sautner 

12 Simon Hall 

13 Lloyd Whitby 

14 Barclay Dixon 

15 Jay Austerberry 

16 Andrew Baxter 

17 Richard Hosking 

18 Trent Zimbachs 

19 Stuart Inglis 

20 Sam Troon 

21 James Harvey 

21r Ollie Howard 

22 Hugh Apted 

23 Wil Tardif 

24 Harry Croft 

25 James Kondarovskis 

26 Ed Bird 

28 Andrew Dunlop 

29 Nick Stone 

31 Nick Roach 

32 Chris Blumfi eld (C) 

33 Marty Williams 

34 Harry H. Croft 

35 Anthony Carydias 

36 Nick Corp 

37 Tim Baxter 

38 Tom O’Donnell 

39 Ollie Howard 

40 Tim Foster 

41 Brad Duff 

42 Jack Parsons 

43 Ed Malone 

44 Paul Evans 

45 Andrew Stone 

46 Julian Hampton 

47 Alex A. Benton 

48 Sam Doupe-Watt 

49 Ryley Berry 

50 Jayden Head 

51 Leigh Saunders 

52 Chris Godfrey 

53 Glenn Sampson 

54 Tom Sztefek 

55 Mark Austin 

57 Charlie Simmons 

58 Nick Bobeff 

59 Sam Cutts 

60 Tom Cook 

61 Ed Cordner 

65 Alexander Croft 

86 Hugh McKenzie 

1 Steven Freemantle 

2 Grant Baldwin 

3 Ben Smithwick 

4 Julian Rowe 

5 Luke Maslin 

6 Joel Newnham 

7 Thomas Evans (C) 

8 Paul Fiorenza 

9 Christopher Casey 

10 Christopher Laidlaw 

11 Scott Virtue 

12 Glen Parker 

13 James Courtot 

14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes 

15 Jarrod Reid 

16 Brendan Huf 

17 Cameron Smith 

17 Mathew Laidlaw 

18 Nicholas Colbert 

19 Carl Peterson 

20 James Murrie 

21 Lachlan Mcqueen- 

Miscamble 

22 Andrew Kent 

23 Cameron Howat (VC) 

24 Alexander Thompson 

25 Andrew Willingham 

26 Jamie Carpenter 

27 Alistair Mcqueen-Parton 

28 Sam Arthur 

28 Ryan Crozier 

29 Jack Joslin 

30 Cameron Jones 

31 Brett De Leijer 

32 Bas Simpson 

33 Luke Marriott 

34 Luke Crozier 

35 Robert Josephs 

36 Thomas Newton 

37 Jacob Scott 

37 Steve Harris 

38 Luke Mckinnon (RC) 

39 Alex Pattison 

40 Sam Hassett 

40 Gavin Plummer 

41 Simon Cust 

42 Scott Gordon 

43 Alistar Reed 

44 Dylan Hyne 

45 Tim Rule 

46 Simon Bramwell 

47 Liam Cooney 

48 Nic Newhouse 

49 Nicholas Koa 

50 James Chesterfi eld 

50 Travis Chiuchiarelli 

51 Simon Davidson 

52 Blake Fordham 

53 Ben Laing 

54 Frank Greco 

55 Tim Angus 

56 Lewis Fotheringham 

57 Tim Smith 

58 James Mcwhinney 

59 Robert O’hern 

60 Will Cushen 

61 Matt Howat 

62 Ronan Kinsella 

63 Adam Remmers 

64 Geoff Trumble 

65 David Bowley 

66 Marcus Ramsay 

67 Ben Armstrong 

68 Tim Wilkins 

70 Sam Landgren 

71 Andrew Mazzocato 

72 Campbell Wallace 

73 Callum O’brien 

74 Nick Brownbill 

75 Perrie Sanders 

76 James Wagner (RC) 

77 Andrew Bird 

78 Joel Ashworth 

79 Dean Crozier 

80 Chad Neilson 


PREMIER 

ST BEDES M/T 

Coach: Owen Lalor 

Asst Coach: Michael Lovejoy 

Asst Coach: Sam Anstey 

Reserves Coach: Brad Berry 

UNI BLUES 

Coach: John Kanis 

Asst Coach: Fergus Watts 

Reserves: Chris Baumgartner 

1. Paul Wintle 

2. Luke Wintle 

3. Luke Collins 

4. Ben Phibbs 

5. Dan Garside 

6. Jon Kane 

7. Anthony Scafi di 

8. Andrew Scafi di 

9. Chris Richards 

10. Michael Wintle 

11. James Tyquin (C) 

12. Tom Garside 

13. Pat Tyquin 

14. Simon Richards 

15. Hiwab Shakaib 

16. Ryan Power 

17. Nick Corda 

18. Alex Kane 

19. Matt Hilton 

20. Michael Meehan 

21. Pat Kean 

22. Jamie Maddocks 

23. Ryan Pendlebury 

24. Jack Hellier 

25. Dean Porter 

26. Gavin Brown 

27. Tom Marks 

28. Andrew McMahon 

29. Darcy Holden 

30. Michael McGettigan 

31. Adam Patterson 

32. Lewis Mitchell 

33. Sam Anstey 

34. Kristian Bleisner 

35. Michael Barnhoorn 

36. George Rowlands 

37. Brendon Dillon 

38. David Teasdale 

39. Luke Barnhoorn 

40. Dean Zagami 

41. Mark Geschke 

42. Jamie Marks 

43. Hayden Jeans 

44. Alex Cross 

45. James Murnane 

46. Todd Bastion 

47. Luke Kowalski 

48. Andrew Fyans 

49. Shaun Glennen 

50. Tim Mavric 

51. Adam Zagami 

52. Sam Nicholls 

53. Stephen Ary 

54. Nick Seeber 

55. Tim Demacedo 

56. Carey Neville 

57. Chris Maddox 

58. David Ferraro 

59. Aiden Foote 

60. James McDevitt 

61. Pat Liston 

62. Luke Porter (CR) 

63. James Morrisson 

64. Dale Martin 

65. Shane Jones 

66. Damien Waters 

67. Jarryd Robertson 

70 Luke Terrell 

75 Adam Ryan 

1 P Butko 

2 M McLeod 

3 C Shaw 

4 S Gilbertson 

5 Q Gleeson 

6 J Mugavin 

7 M Kilpin 

8 S Toulmin 

9 S Chadwick 

10 T Hunt 

11 H Vickers-Willis 

12 M Torney 

13 T Girdwood 

14 B Peters 

15 B McConnell 

16 A Austin 

18 M Monteith 

19 A Lowcock 

20 J Watts 

21 M Steinbach 

22 B Millard 

23 J Meagher 

24 T Muhlebach 

25 A Nice 

26 N Anderson 

27 H McDonald 

28 A Weddell 

29 R Key 

30 D. Brady 

31 J Van de Pol 

32 M Paterson 

33 S Roche 

34 W Hartnell 

35 M Allen 

36 D Withers 

37 L Butler 

38 T O’Hare 

39 D Heinz 

40 P Smith 

41 T Stainforth 

42 M.Allen 

43 B Merriman 

44 J Wood 

45 D Barton 

46 H Rankin 

47 C Pyke 

48 J Maxwell 

49 N Taylor 

50 J Perkins 

51 Tom Maddocks 

52 J Crawford 

53 S Bryce 

54 S Curran 

55 L Butler 

56 W Robinson 

57 J Heinz 

58 D Parkinson 

59 D Paton 

60 Tris Maddocks 

61 A Christensen 

62 J Maguire 

63 B Laidlaw 

64 A Walsh 

66 D Gumley 

67 N Hardie-Grant 

68 D Gregory 

69 Nick McRae 

70 L Quin 

72 D Marshall 

73 R Wilson 

74 R Quail 

75 T Bean 

76 L Michell 

77 O Lade 

78 T Calvert 

80 M Tucker 

81 J Clifford 

82 J McArthur 

83 P Hayes 

84 M Rees 

87 B Girdwood 

89 R Kennedy 

91 W Van De Pol 

92 M Pickering 

94 W McLachlan 

99 J Eastman 


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PREMIER 

OLD SCOTCH 

Senior Coach: Peter Banfi eld 

Assist. Coach: Brian Winton 

Reserves Coach: Tim Shearer 

Assist. Res. Coach: Steve Schilling 

Thirds Coach: Hamish Taylor 

OLD MELBURNIANS 

Coach: David Landrigan 

Assistants: Frank Dunell, Wayne Oswald 

Reserve: Mick Carty 

1 Sam Thompson (VC) 

2 Ashley Lim 

3 Angus Gray 

4 Charles Tallent 

5 Matthew Tyler 

6 Hamish Dick 

7 George Dick 

8 Lachlan Hill 

9 Scott Sherwen 

10 Mark Passador (VC) 

11 Nicholas Allen 

12 James Bowden 

14 Adam Houlihan 

15 Matthew Parisi 

16 Shane Neaves 

17 Ashley Noonan 

18 Caillin O’Shannessy 

19 Lachlan Cohen 

20 Timothy Green 

21 Adam Routledge 

22 Hugo Perry 

23 Maxwell van den Broek 

24 Jack Davis 

25 Patrick Butler 

26 Nicholas Hildebrandt 

27 Robert Ferraro 

28 Matthew Shadiac 

29 Travis Ronaldson 

30 Scott Bradley 

31 Lachlan Armstrong 

32 Richard Eva (Capt) 

34 Simon Barnett 

35 William Strange 

36 Nicholas Clay 

37 Sean Leith 

38 Jason Sherriff 

39 Lachlan Thompson 

40 Alistair Pike 

41 Richard Wilkinson 

42 Thomas McKinley 

43 Byron Smith 

44 Timothy Keck 

45 Sam Leetham 

46 Nicholas Lawrence 

47 Anzac Newman 

48 Fraser Macfarlane 

49 Oliver Baxter 

50 Alexander O’Shannessy 

51 John Daggian 

52 Simon Chandler 

53 James Long 

54 Jayden Charlton 

55 Nicholas Cox 

56 Timothy Mead 

57 Lachlan Cooper 

58 Matthew Cogan 

59 Andrew Mitchell 

60 Nicolas Thompson 

61 William Allen 

62 Michael Chitham 

63 Cameron Mason 

64 Thomas Harkness 

65 F. McKenzie 

66 Jayson Speck 

67 Samuel Barnett 

68 Max Davis 

69 Alex van Ryn 

70 Oliver Nickson 

71 Leo Tang 

72 Benjamin Nickless 

73 Robert Njoku 

74 Alex Williamson 

75 Lachlan McDonough 

76 Brodie Leahy 

77 Matthew Burns 

78 Richard McCann 

79 Hamish Taylor 

80 Hamish McClean 

81 Timothy Melville 

82 Will Ponsford 

83 Adrian Cox 

84 Nicholas Poliakow 

85 William Cox 

86 Daniel Nelson 

87 Richard Gates 

88 Nicholas Jamieson 

89 Drew Wilson 

90 Mitchell Scott 

91 William Darling 

92 Matthew Seed 

95 Timothy Mursell 

96 O. Hay 

97 Edward Marks 

97 Matthew McLellan 

98 Thomas Gherardin 

99 Charlie Houghton 

1 Simon Taylor 

2 James Beaumont (c) 

3 Tom Paule 

4 Jono Nash 

5 Cameron Beck 

6 Chris Righetti 

7 Sam Dunnell 

8 Nathan Henley 

9 Billy Irving 

10 Andrew Prowse (vc) 

11 Tom Bachet 

12 Chris Hood 

13 Charlie Gardiner 

14 Will Lewis 

15 Adam Morgan 

16 Luke Casey-Leigh 

17 Tom Davidson 

18 Tom Hywood 

19 Karl Lombardozzi 

20 Ben Mckie 

21 Natt Nixon 

22 James Ray 

23 Nick De Steiger 

24 Mike Davis (vc) 

25 Tom Campbell 

26 Matt Wright 

27 Alex Clarke 

28 Jeremy Beaumont 

29 Kane Penn 

30 Alex Carter 

31 Dean Osmond 

32 Will Harvey 

33 Aaron Klutke 

34 Harry Jupp 

35 Aiden Leishman 

36 Ben Hayes 

37 Tim Mclardy 

38 Adam Marangon 

39 Charles Cumbrae- 

Stewart 

40 Jono Gooley 

41 Al Ferguson 

42 James Newton 

43 Lachie Bennett 

44 Phil Young 

45 Ted De Fegely 

46 Martin Mccoy 

47 Matt Churkovich 

48 Will Myer 

49 Jono Phillips 

50 Al Armstrong 

51 Konrad Spies 

52 Lachie Cameron 

53 Marty Stannard 

54 Lewis Haralambous 

55 Nick Amato 

56 Chris Stubbe 

57 Steve Zayler 

58 Steve Petsinis 

59 Theo Code 

60 Tom Healey 

61 Tom Harrison 

62 Will Smibert 

63 Chris Baillieu 

64 Will Johnson 

65 Tim Gobbo 

67 Sam Playfair 

73 Tim Davis 


PREMIER 

OLD HAILEYBURY 

Coach: David Lappage 

Reseves: Craig Brockley 

OLD TRINITY 

Coach: Adam Andrews 

Assistant: Gerard Sholly/ Leigh Clarke 

1 Liam Donelly 

2 A Brown 

3 Hamish McLauchlan 

4 Sam Langford-Jones 

5 Toby Gill 

6 Samuel Casey 

7 Tom Tyrell 

7 Alexander Johnston 

8 Farooq Mohammed 

9 Peter Gleadhill 

10 James Pitcher 

11 Matthew Ditchfi eld 

12 Matthew Lillie 

13 Brett Voss 

14 Travis Ridgway 

15 David MacKenzie (C) 

16 David Comben 

17 Scott Fitzgerald 

18 Nicholas Harrison 

18 William Rule 

19 Christopher Morrison 

20 Ashley King 

21 Matthew Hoffman 

22 Matthew Douglas 

23 Chris Ferguson 

24 Ash Salter 

25 Lachlan Nash 

26 David McCormack 

27 Matthew Jones 

28 Spencer Roberts 

29 Brett Carson 

30 Benjamin White 

31 David Mason 

32 Ed Limon 

33 Nicholas Bourke 

34 Corey Millard 

35 Tomas (VC) Chisholm 

36 Adam Weekes 

37 Daniel Brown 

38 Anthony Wright 

39 S Mayes 

40 Travis Wyeth 

41 A Byass 

42 Lachlan Wyeth 

43 Jason Kurta 

44 Jarrod Mclauchlan 

45 Con Aligizakis 

46 D Mayes 

47 Julian Bayard 

48 Tristan Coles 

49 Luke Pitcher 

50 Paul Silberer 

51 Luke Davey 

52 Mark Seccull 

53 Mitchell George 

54 Adam Vitolins 

55 Ben Langford-Jones 

56 Scott Jensen 

57 Andrew Kight 

58 Rhys McMurray 

59 Wayne Smith 

64 P Benton 

69 M Wray 

60 J Steen 

61 J Coleman 

62 G White 

64 P Benton 

66 W Smith 

69 M Wray 

1 Dayne Coulsen- 

Hoffecker 

2 Kristian Butler 

3 Andrew Bourke 

4 Brent Walsh 

5 Brendan Jennings 

6 Heath Banfi eld 

7 Brendan Iezzi (C) 

8 Tim Walsh (VC) 

9 Andrew Hore-Lacey 

10 Jack Osborne (VC) 

11 Kris Spassopoulos 

12 Luke Pacconi 

13 Jack Gale 

14 Harry Tinney 

15 Angus Greene 

16 Jake Walsh 

17 Leigh Clarke 

18 Jack Healy (VC) 

19 Nick Howell (VC) 

20 Rob Humann 

21 Tim Howell 

22 Brett Barrat 

23 Andrew Ramsden 

24 Andrew Marsden 

25 Kristian Noden 

26 Matthew Hale 

27 Matthew Brown 

28 Harry McGregor 

29 Tom Healy 

30 Max Burgess 

31 Callum Pohl 

32 Brett Robertson 

33 Joel Aitken 

34 Justin Kenna 

35 Paul Langdon 

36 Nick Bourke 

37 Ben Howell 

38 Cameron Stockdale 

39 Jed Burgess 

40 James Webster 

41 Fergus Stewart 

44 Chris Beaton 

45 Andrew Kinross 

48 Jack Hunt 

49 Ned Hunt 

51 Tom Fogarty 

56 Scott Meighan 

57 Will Bowman 

59 Tim Cade 

62 Jim Wilson 

63 Stuart Cade 

86 Alex Brawn 


PREMIER B 

OLD IVANHOE 

Coach: Craig Hunter 

Assit. Coach: Renato Dintinosante/ 

Russel Jessop 

Reserves: Darren Toll 

HAMPTON ROVERS 

Coach: Russell Barnes 

Asst. Coach: Steve Kennedy, 

Brendan Robbins 

Reserves: Anthony Quon/Jaye Macumber 

1 R Geischen 

2 B Tremellen 

3 L Lochran 

4 S Geilings 

5 P Dinakis 

6 S Low 

7 J Geischen 

8 A DelMonte 

9 C Sutherland 

10 L Phillips 

11 N Butler 

12 C Branigan 

13 J Binney 

14 O Weatherly 

15 E Greer 

16 T Cotsworth 

17 C Nichol 

18 C Darzi 

19 D Steele 

20 D Hawkes 

21 S Fragiacomo 

22 J Britten 

23 I Dawklns 

24 R Butler 

25 E Byrne 

26 B Harrison 

27 Z Keane 

28 S Morris 

29 A Paine 

30 B Tieman 

31 A Diorites 

32 J Weston 

33 S Ward 

34 R Jessop 

35 T Hosking 

36 G Hartrick 

37 A Baldwin 

38 J Faulkner 

39 A Solomidis 

40 M Bacskos 

41 L Harrison 

42 T Harrison 

43 S Smith 

44 S Brennan 

45 A Bernardi 

46 N Clark 

47 S Cetin 

48 G Fowler 

49 C Crowley 

50 M Bodycoat 

51 T McDowell 

52 J Viney 

53 R Coleman 

54 R Stamford 

55 B Thompson 

56 C Toohey 

57 A Bolzan 

58 M Caserta 

59 A Steer 

60 D Madigan 

61 J Miriklis 

62 J Minas 

63 C Roger 

64 A Pascolo 

65 B Halkyard 

66 T Pantano 

67 O Gualano 

68 A Caserta 

69 M Bladin 

70 M Whittaker 

71 P Westman 

72 M Young 

73 A Subotsch 

74 A Caple 

75 S Adam 

76 A Webb 

77 J Jordon 

78 B Mantesso 

79 R Fitzgerald 

80 L Page-Wood 

1 Leigh Fletcher 

2 Mark Devereaux 

3 Guy Martyn 

4 Gary Carr 

5 Stuart Burggraaff 

6 Nick Lyall 

7 Anton Duddy 

8 Adam Mcneil 

11 Nick Henry 

12 Daniel Andersen 

13 Gerrard Woods 

14 Jackson Ward 

15 Zack Alcott 

16 Garry Giasoumi 

17 Daniel Corp 

18 Richard Atkins 

19 Tom Mitchell 

20 Thomas Youl 

21 Jay Ting 

22 Matt Terech 

23 Matthew Gray 

24 Thom Mccarthy 

25 Shem Curry 

26 Matthew Innes 

27 Josh Verlin 

28 Ben Kezilas 

29 Carl Emmins 

30 Brendan Culvenor 

31 Ed Turner 

32 Lachlan Mcdonald 

33 Michael Karas 

34 Lee Smith 

35 Ashley Fisher 

36 Stefan Constantinou 

37 Ben Trivett 

38 Jason Giasoumi 

38 Jesse Lovig 

39 Jack Baxter 

40 Alex Ross 

41 Jordan Goss 

42 Alex Dusek 

43 Kelvin Rudd 

44 Tom Mcnamara 

45 Harvey Scholes 

46 Matthew Menneke 

47 Lachlan Wheeler 

48 Jesse Donald 

49 Michael Fort-Williams 

50 Kyal Mcneil 

51 Matthew Powell 

52 Robert Bibby 

53 Leon Mccarthy 

54 Nick Jewell 

55 Tristan Thormann 

56 Steven Tomadin 

57 Russell Howe 

58 Rick Jones 

59 Richard Taylor 

60 Max Greenway 

61 Jack Massie 

62 Flynn Trotter 

63 Chris Britton 

64 Brenton Stevens 

65 Stuart Suleyman 

66 Sean Durston-Ryan 

67 Jackson Naulty 

68 David O’brien 

70 Matthew Law 

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PREMIER B 

OLD BRIGHTON 

Coach: Paul McCormack 

Assistant: Simon Williams 

Res. Coach: Ross Stewart 

Assistants: Daniel Mann 

CAULFIELD GRAM 

Coach: Steven Lawrence 

Assistants: James Lawson, Greg Meredith 

Reserves: Dale Lawrence 

1 Ben Skinner 

2 Michael Stewart 

3 Tom Jakobi 

4 Josh Homann 

5 Andrew Edge (CC) 

6 Jimmy Davis 

7 Michael Dewar 

8 Antony Bristow 

9 Andrew Dewar 

10 Jon Edge 

11 Blair Mason 

12 Jarrod Sargent 

13 Nick Coroneous 

14 Thomas Clarke 

15 Ben Gadsden 

16 Brock Rawlinson 

17 Matt Browning 

18 Charlie Kennett 

19 Tom Mentiplay 

20 Cal Reilly 

21 Tim Fogarty 

22 Brett Rose 

23 Michael Karayannis 

24 Jon Perrett (CC) 

25 Riley Cummin 

26 Ben Austin 

27 Lachlan Nicholls 

28 John Nockles 

29 Josh Dickerson 

30 Tom Skewes 

31 Nick Graham-Bowman 

32 David Jennings 

33 Nick Mars 

34 Tom Mariani 

35 Elliott Yeatman 

36 Scott Cramey 

37 Michael Janssen 

38 Tom Gunning 

39 James North 

40 Jack Cannon 

41 Marcel Bruin 

42 Leigh Hendra 

43 Tim Marshall 

44 Jack Leashman 

45 Chris Mizzi 

46 Spencer Timms 

47 

48 Stuart Mckell 

49 A Jackson 

50 Andrew Ogilvie 

51 Daniel Sargent 

52 Tim Cooney 

53 Charlie Davidson 

58 Sam Jewell 

60 Brendan Blatt 

1 Tom O’Sullivan 

2 Ben Price 

3 Andrew Lawson 

4 Aiden Clarke 

4 James Shanahan 

5 Jordan Stewart 

6 Chris Hammond 

7 Andrew Ross 

8 Stefan Garrubba 

9 Ben Carboni 

10 Andrew Strain 

11 Nick Edwards 

11 Sean Meredith 

12 Justin Perkins 

13 Sam Wood 

14 Chris May 

15 Andrew Docker 

16 Gavin Winter 

17 Dan King 

18 Matt Sundberg 

19 Luke Price 

20 Max Slonim 

21 Dean Scheetz 

22 Zac Parsons 

23 Chris Fagan 

23 Andre Lister 

24 Chris Game 

25 Brett Sinclair 

26 Simon Widjaja 

27 Louis O’Keefe 

27 Josh McCahon 

28 Gavin Colosimo 

29 Jason May 

30 Clay Williams 

31 Dean Spanos 

32 Chris Axais 

33 Robert Hyland 

34 Matt Linklater 

35 Andrew Spittal 

36 Ed Kalaja 

37 Mitch Kyle 

37 Francis McArdle 

38 Luke Spinks 

39 Alex Ford 

40 Sandy Nevile 

41 Mark Liddell 

42 Justin Kremmer 

43 Woody Eke 

43 Clay Johnston 

44 Matt Linklater 

45 Dave Allanson 

46 Tom Small 

47 Greg Cannell 

47 Tim Hammond 

48 Ryan Lewis 

49 Luke Matias 

50 Dylan Tobias 

51 Jack Mclean 

52 Tom Sundberg 

53 Ben Mcloughlin 

54 Robert Handel 

55 Anthony Garrubba 

56 James Cleeve 

57 Ed Hawke 

58 Brett Cater 

59 Adrian Goold 

60 Robert Hyland 

61 Chris Lill 

62 Peter Mayes 

63 Jake McCahon 

64 Simon Tamblyn 

65 Robert Evans 

66 William Berry 

67 Zac Darczy 

68 Didier Stobart 

69 William Rowsthorn 

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PREMIER B 

MARCELLIN 

Coach: Stephen Mcpherson 

Reserves: Damien Theisz 

Assistants: Dean Grainger / Paul Northey 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Jason Mifsud 

Assistants: Craig Tonkin / 

Josh Bourke 

1 Matthew Bortolotto 

2 Jarrod Carlson (VC) 

3 Nicholas Birrell 

4 Thomas Jones 

5 Simon Considine 

6 Nicholas Crosbie 

7 Marcus Solomon 

8 David Wildsmith 

9 Luke Considine 

10 Tom Stafford 

11 Jonathan Blanch 

12 Matthew Holmes 

13 Cam Woods 

14 Anthony Layton 

14 Michael Abrahams 

15 Jonathan Bortolotto 

16 Simon Abrahams 

17 Luke Boyd 

18 Derrin Gartner 

19 Steven Crapper 

20 Daniel Kayrooz 

21 David Tantsis Hall 

22 Nicholas James 

22 Timothy Montagna 

23 Matthew Beyni 

24 Trent Carlson 

25 Daniel McMahon (DVC) 

26 James Winstanley 

27 Matthew Gasparini 

28 Jacob Gasparini 

29 Tom Jordan 

30 Daniel Redmond 

31 Anthony McGlin 

32 Matthew Turner 

33 Jake Symes (C) 

34 Dallas Jarred 

35 Ashley Viney 

36 Timothy Blanch 

37 James Coburn 

38 Anthony Manakis 

39 Colville Brendan 

40 Jacob Mahoney 

41 Crimmins Joel 

42 Josh Whelan 

43 Stephen Pesavento 

44 Tom Black 

45 Adam Lincoln 

46 Money Tim 

47 Jack Watty 

48 Ari Loucas 

49 Luke Ware 

50 Michael Viney 

51 Ben Whelan 

52 Allister Evans 

53 Matthew Bridges 

54 Adrian Coburn 

55 Daniel Bourke 

56 Liam De Neefe 

57 Aaron Comerford 

58 Mark Grigoruk 

59 Daniel Coloe 

60 Robert Kemp 

61 Ryan Michael 

62 Brady Hogan 

63 Cam Colville 

64 Sean Connell 

65 Robert Feraro 

66 Samuel Robson 

67 

68 Liam Brockhus 

69 

70 

71 

72 

73 

74 Alexander Montalto 

75 

76 Samuel Chandler 

77 Phillip Newnes 

1 Matthew Duggan 

2 Rob Cathcart 

3 Matthew Petering 

4 Sean Coote 

5 Mark Ensor 

6 Chris Langdon/ 

Andrew Spence 

7 Tom Dean 

8 Will Sanchez 

9 Doug Pritchard 

10 Nick Loucaides 

11 Sam McBain 

12 Gower Scott 

13 Will Murton 

14 Tim Collins 

15 Alex Bennett 

16 Matthew McNally 

17 Anthony Carroll 

18 Chris/Nick Germano 

19 Mick Atkins 

20 Callan Buckley 

21 Josh Kelly 

22 Luke Atkins 

23 Adam Catlin 

25 Travis Woolnough 

26 Michael DeFontenay 

27 Brayden Haynes 

28 Mick Millar/ 

Steve McLaughlin 

29 Tom Nash 

31 James Lapa 

33 Matthew Stephens 

35 Sean McNicholas 

36 Scott Kendall 

37 Lachlan Quirk 

38 Wilson Michael 

39 Luke McNicholas 

40 Brett Wall 

41 Marcus Lee 

42 James Bliesner 

43 Mark Bramwell 

44 Pete Richter 

45 Greg Roberts 

46 Simon Lee 

47 Tim Lees 

48 Jarrad Evans 

49 Luke Slater 

50 Matthew Kurta 

51 Tim Wallace 

52 Jay Williams 

53 Matthew Hutcheon 

54 Chris Badman 

55 Joel Billing 

56 James Nicholson 

57 Travis Kelly 

58 Luke Sketchley 

59 Craig Tubb 

60 Lucas Bourne 

61 Brad Kilgore 

62 Jihn Bramwell 

63 Mitch Keating 

64 John Roney 

65 Steve Hadatich 

66 Ashley McWilliam 

67 Ben Strong 

68 Jack Coleman 


PREMIER B 

OAKLEIGH 

Coach: D Gately 

Asst Coach: N Jenkins 

Reserves Coach: B Gately 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Chris Tankard 

Reserves: James Mount 

Assistant: Nick Smith 

1 Dion Lucas 

2 Michael Harold (C) 

3 Dermot Cleary (VC) 

4 Christopher Hogan 

5 Kieren Hogan 

6 Damien Britt 

7 Christopher Lamb 

8 William Manning 

9 Gary Bennett 

10 David Counihan 

11 Stephen Doherty 

12 Ben Hogan 

13 Joshua Derks-Revere 

14 Patrick Di Siervi 

15 Daniel Costigan 

16 Steven Buchanan 

17 Tim Doherty 

18 James Chapple 

19 James Hunt 

20 Joshua Paola 

21 Josh Stanton 

22 Alex Pound-Gow 

23 Tim Edwards 

24 Matthew Bennett 

25 Jack Hind 

26 Stephen Ott 

27 Lee Barrand 

28 Braden Wass 

29 Robert Holden 

30 Peter Holden 

31 Reserved 

32 Christopher Meyers 

33 Leigh Head 

34 Michael Bentham 

35 Gerard Roney 

36 Nathan Monaghan 

37 Shaun Briggs 

38 Tim Goldsmith 

39 Gabby Irons 

40 Aaron Shaw 

41 Simon Way 

42 Andrew Spyros 

43 Andrew Young 

44 Tim Scott 

45 Robert Layton 

46 Zac Thiessen 

47 Mathew White 

48 Justin Tolley 

49 Nicholas Seel 

50 Daniel Mercuri 

51 Anthony Ashworth 

52 Thomas Eden 

53 Christopher Mercuri 

54 Tommy Golik 

55 Sean Earl 

56 James Cleary 

57 Emmanuel Catalla 

58 Matthew Wass 

59 Adam Keady 

60 Patrick Ioannidis 

61 Jake Pappon 

62 Jason Olsen 

63 Patrick Sham-Yuen 

64 Shane Borland 

65 Marco Romero 

1 J. Molony 

2 R. Schroder 

3 M. Sullivan 

4 A. Stapleton 

5 A. Jolley 

6 J. Bevanda 

6R M. Salvadori 

7 C. Liberatore 

8 M. Angel 

8R J. Evans 

9 M. Buckley 

10 B. Garth 

11 S. Mitchell 

11R C. Davis 

12 B. Hogan 

13 C. Mitchell 

14 N. Cooke 

15 J. Indomenico 

16 K. Dalmau 

17 L. O’Sullivan 

18 A. Singleton 

19 A. Merrington 

20 S. Scott 

21 T. Overman 

22 J. Foulds 

23 J. Forder 

24 B. George 

25 A. van Meel 

26 A. Smith 

27 P. Gamwell 

27R J. Mount 

28 P. Holland 

29 J. Ryan 

30 J. Smith 

31 J. Creasey 

32 T. Caven 

32R J. Harvey 

33 N. Smith 

34 D. Byrne (c) 

34R M. Byrne 

35 T. Pearson 

36 R. James 

37 J. Potter 

37 G. Breheney 

38 S. Iannazzo 

39 M. Licciardio 

39R M. Juricskay 

40 J. Madden 

41 N. Thomas 

42 S. Bergin 

43 J. Stapleton 

44 G. Basseggio 

45 S. Canatalli 

46 E. Cole 

47 D. Bergin 

48 X. Cox 

49 M. Stapleton 

50 S. Bugryn 

51 D. Lamanna 

52 J. Manunzio 

53 N. Hughes 

54 B. Cooper 

55 L. Cookson 

56 A. Mitchell 

57 A. Sicari 

58 J. Fistrovic 

59 M. Hughes 

60 A. Ciantar 

61 S. Chatfi eld 

62 B. Glasson 

63 M. Anson 

64 C. Godfrey 

65 J. Flannery 

66 J. Hughes 

67 A. Kavanagh 

68 M. Marion 

69 T. McGlade 

70 G. Christie 

71 J. Pignataro 

72 B. Shepheard 

73 L. Baird 

74 D. O’Neil 

75 Z. Awan 

76 A. Neal 

77 L. Neal 

78 M. Clip 

79 T. Isaacs 

80 O. McIntyre 

81 D. Janides 

82 D. Kavanagh 

83 J. Hellard 

84 D. McManus 

85 B. McManus 

86 G. Joseph 

87 J. Anderson 

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PREMIER B 

UNI BLACKS 

Senior Coach: Marc Woolnough 

Assistant Coach: Chris Barrett 

Reserves Coach: Luke O’Connell 

ST KEVINS 

Coach: Stuart Powell 

Assistant Coach: Michael Rizio 

Reserves: Kornel Dachs 

1 Isaac Anderson 

2 Tyran Bell 

3 Scott Myers 

4 Anthony Evans 

5 Huw Lacey 

6 Jake Matthews 

7 John Kosch 

8 Scott Hissey 

9 Scott Weekley 

10 Harry Mckenna 

11 Bart Mill 

12 Dan Hunt 

13 Angus Drysdale 

14 Simon Thomas 

15 Nicholas Dubois 

16 Jack Keegan 

17 Tom Purcell 

18 Josh Gaylor 

19 Corbin Stevic 

20 Richard Wood 

21 Mark Bolton (C) 

22 Tom Howgate 

23 Dan Costello (VC) 

24 Hugh Symon 

25 James Clarke 

26 David Batten 

27 Nick Batten 

28 Justin Crameri 

29 Levi Kalms 

30 Andrew Jesse 

31 Clive O’sullivan 

32 Steven Flight 

33 Jordan Foster 

34 Andrew Else 

35 Leigh Dadswell 

36 Tom Angel 

37 Tom O’halloran 

38 Tom Napier 

39 Adam Pitt 

40 Nick Holt 

41 Simon Yule 

42 Charlie Richardson 

44 Hamish Guthrie 

45 Mitch Aitken 

46 Tom Huggins 

47 Tom Brennan 

48 Michael Cousens 

49 Ben Farrow 

50 Jack Heeley 

51 Xavier Hatch 

52 Jake Higginson 

53 David Swift 

54 Alex Blizzard 

55 Jonathan Gibson 

56 Parris Sproal 

57 Grant Astall 

58 Kevin Stark 

59 Justin Trowell 

60 Edward Armit 

1 Matthew Murphy 

2 James Keogh 

3 Ben Dowd (C) 

4 Kieth Brick 

5 Patrick Dowd 

6 Daniel Mahoney 

7 Ring Charlie 

8 Josh Gabelich 

9 Josh Giansiracusa 

10 Karl Wissell 

11 Elliot Waldron 

12 Nick McArdle 

13 Troy McMaster 

14 Tom Hickey 

15 Michael Sullivan 

16 Pat McLennan 

17 Patrick Aughton 

18 Tom McDermott 

19 Glen Chivers 

20 Daniel Mount 

21 Scott Newman 

22 Phil Edgar 

23 Tom Simpson 

24 Tom Marchesani 

25 James Kennedy 

26 Sam Bishop (VC) 

27 Steve Landers 

28 Michael Giansiracusa 

29 Dom Gibbs 

30 Simon O’Connor 

31 Anthony Lynch (C) 

32 Nathan Hobson 

33 Mark Drinkwater 

34 Anthony White 

35 Hamish Townsend 

36 Luke Griffi ths 

37 Matthew Shannon 

38 Mark Mazzarella 

39 Pat McCarthy 

40 Sam Ryan (RC) 

41 Tom McPherson 

42 Peter Murray 

43 Ricky Caldow 

44 Hamish McPherson 

45 Sam Conlan 

46 James Musty 

47 John Griffi ths 

48 Peter Lynch 

49 Tom McCann 

50 Gerrard Holland 

51 Mike O’Neil 

52 Reece Arnott 

53 Jack Mullen 

54 Tom Crooks 

55 Pat Murphy 

56 Terence Lattanzio 

57 Pat Keely 

58 Marty Coloe 

59 Kris Straughan 

60 Liam Dunne 

61 Pana Karageorgiou 

62 Jordan Anthony 

63 Connor Fitzgerald 

64 Jeremy Venosta 

65 Kane Mios 

66 Jock Marchesani 

67 Tim Fitzgerald 

68 Ben Omizzolo 

70 Michael Landers 

71 Samuel Carne 

72 Nick Marchesani 

73 Richard Larson 

74 Ben Marchesani 

75 Kevin Skafte 

76 Chris McPherson 

77 Ryan Donovan 

78 Adam Myhal 

79 Charles Randles 

80 James Syme 

81 Sam Brown 

82 Andrew Leahy 

83 Sam Hall 

84 Jarrod Nash 

85 Ben Hughes 

86 Jarrod O’Keefe 

87 Ray Short 

88 Scott Thomas 

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PREMIER C 

MHSOB 

Coach: Paul Dodd 

Reserves: Matthew Nicholas 

MAZENOD 

Coach: Paddy Steinfort 

Assistant Coach: Adrian Connolly/ 

Troy Bridgland/Kevin Chamberlain 

Reserves Coach: Troy Bridgland 

1 Steve Villani 

2 Josh Richmond 

3 Andrew Lim 

4 Matthew White 

5 Luke Campbell 

6 Michael Brain 

7 James Tran 

8 Andrew Villani 

9 Lachlan Evans (c) 

10 Ryan Czwarno 

11 Chad Hewish 

12 Mark Bowen 

13 Simon Anderson 

14 Matthew Hamilton-Ho 

15 Joel Kiteley 

16 Jarrod Sherwin 

17 Dylan Hamilton-Ho 

18 Drew Bernau 

19 Lachlan Hood 

20 Marcus Gehling 

21 William Taft 

22 Kris McDonald 

23 Greg Grigoriou 

24 Nicholas Orchard 

25 Heath Taylor 

26 Steven Harrison 

27 Nicholas Hawking 

28 Lachlan Fuller 

29 Jackson Bunting 

30 Paraic Kelly 

31 Trent Rutherford 

32 Anthony Cassell 

33 Ricky Van Es 

34 Ewan Thompson 

35 Chris Wright 

36 Shannon Keough 

37 Tim Harper 

38 Tom Rendell 

39 Bear Agushi 

40 Ramsay Willmott 

41 Alan Wise 

42 Alex Drew 

43 Ron Shell 

44 Alistair Higginbottom 

45 Ben Seeley 

46 Lukas Toman 

47 Wayne O’Connor 

48 Andrew Hall 

49 Rhys Johnson 

50 Adam Jones 

51 Hays Bailey 

52 Johnny Varchione 

53 Daniel Carcour 

54 Mark Ham 

55 Matthew Nicholas 

56 Tim Wright 

57 Chris Bentley 

58 Adam McKenzie 

59 Tom Fraczek 

60 Michael Power 

61 James Simpson 

62 Ed Byrne 

63 Ciaran O’Gorman 

64 Michael Homesy 

65 Daniel Esdaile 

70 Nicholas Brinkley 

71 Phil Milione 

1 N. Lewton 

2 M. Chamberlain 

3 D. Hansen 

4 T. Bourbon 

5 J. Beard 

6 R. Mann 

7 F. Reed 

8 R. Thomas 

9 S. Stanley 

10 D. Chamberlain 

11 C. Smith 

12 P. Iacovangelo 

13 M. Regan 

14 N. Meehan 

15 N. Parry 

16 P. Stanley 

18 A. Gee 

19 N. Bogar 

20 T. Castricum 

21 S. Inglis (C) 

22 S. Veltman 

23 S. Oldman 

24 R. Kaye 

25 J. Kelly 

26 D. Maskill 

27 T. Bailey 

28 F. Deegan 

29 A. Holmes 

30 C. Keane 

31 S. Christopher 

32 J. Cetraro 

33 S. Balloch 

34 D. Regan 

35 D. McLean 

36 N. McLean 

37 T. Vallance 

38 D. Grant 

39 J. Fahey 

40 L. Hawkins 

41 L. Allen 

42 C. Raine 

43 J. Le Rosso 

44 B. Costin 

45 D. Micallef 

46 J. Miller 

47 J. DiPietro 

48 C. Jayaweera 

49 N. Klavins 

50 K. Kelly 

51 J. Fitzsimmons 

52 P. Johnson 

53 D. De Leon 

54 J. Kavanagh 

55 C. Jones 

56 S. Mann 

57 D. McLeod 

58 S. Bamblett 

59 D. Nisbett 

60 N. Daskalou 

61 A. Ciavarella 

62 B. Parker 

63 J. Hende 

64 C. Mann 

65 T. Stanley 

67 J. Bates 

68 G. Cocks 

71 D. Carter 

72 B. Willersdorf 

74 C. DeBono 

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PREMIER C 

ORMOND 

Coach: Michael Oaten 

Assistant/Development Coach: Brett Rowe 

Reserves/Development Coach: Anthony Grace 

Reserves Assistant Coach: James Muzzell 

OLD ESSENDON 

Coach: Trent Cummings 

Assistant: Jordan Leask, David Calthorpe 

Reserves Coach: Alex Fraser 

1 Luke Russell 

2 Dylan Elkman 

3 Rob Chisholm 

4 

5 Matthew Martinov 

6 Daniel Brosnan 

7 Simon Keleher 

8 Trav Hine 

9 Matt Hine 

10 Ryan Martin 

11 Christian Mc Carthy 

12 Ben Mc Carthy 

13 Tim Allan 

14 Boyd Upstill 

15 Trent Bond 

16 Jak Wardley 

17 James Clements 

18 Wayne Cove 

19 Dwain Bailey 

20 Dan Te Hennepe 

20 Matthew Oaten 

21 Orry Lack 

22 Luke Duthie 

23 Daniel Willis 

24 James Muzzell 

25 Jesse Plostins 

26 Jay Steet 

27 Sam Ashton 

28 Andrew Clinch 

29 Steve Tolongs 

30 Chris Coghlan 

31 Sam Barnes 

32 Tom Gibney 

33 Anthony Anastasio 

34 Tom Dureau 

35 Michael Te Hennepe 

36 Aaron Holman 

37 Damian Casey 

37 Tom Buckley 

38 Lloyd Anrep 

39 Nick Ryde 

40 Pat Malone 

41 Dan Frazier 

42 Joss Holdsworth 

43 Sam Clements 

44 Gareth Taylor 

45 Mitch Young 

46 Kurt Sonnberger 

47 Michael Farthing 

48 Tim Blacklburn 

49 Chris Pymm 

50 Sean Pietersz 

51 Daniel Haysom 

52 Tom Haysom 

53 Anthony Cribbes 

54 Liam Murphy 

55 James Taylor 

56 Waylon Lewis 

57 Michael Barnes 

58 John Leggett 

59 Nick Shulman 

60 Stuart Gay 

61 Luke Summers 

62 Evan Lukas 

63 Lachlan Upstill 

64 Jarrod Franklin 

65 David Machin 

66 James Feather 

67 Alistair Mccooke 

68 Louis Mckenzie 

69 Luke Saunders 

72 Richard Keane 

83 Nick Sinclair 

88 Sam Jess 

1 D. Biggs 

2 C. Goullet 

2 L. Skurrie 

3 D. Forrest 

4 D. Ryan 

4 J. Watson 

5 M. Fahey 

5 C. Tsardakis 

6 B. Hutchesson 

7 B. Glassford 

7 J. Leask 

8 C. Glassford 

9 J. Saville 

10 T. Biggs 

10 S. Galbo 

11 M. Newport 

12 B. Hakim 

12 J. Williams 

13 R. Jones 

14 J. Powell 

14 C. Tzambazis 

15 J. Rogers 

16 C. Day 

17 J. Lenhart 

17 S. Towner 

18 D. Flaherty 

19 T. Wilson 

20 L. Fitzgerald 

20 R. Baddeley 

21 S. Dale 

21 L. Geister 

22 A. Bell 

23 T. Skurrie 

24 J. Dazkiw 

25 B. Jones 

25 T. Di Blasi 

26 M. Ravanello 

27 A. McKenzie 

28 A. Fewster 

29 J. Stormont 

30 L. Wellington 

31 S. Drysdale 

32 L. Hutchesson 

33 M. Flaherty 

34 J. Tootell 

35 J. Saunders 

36 C. Obliubek 

37 D. Stewart 

38 T. Campbell 

39 L. Genovesi 

40 S. Skurrie 

41 M. Fahey 

42 N. Bartram 

43 J. Dazkiw 

44 S. Dawson 

45 T. Wilson 

46 A. Decata 

47 D. Basar 

48 K. Kendall 

49 J. Miller 

50 J. Lawton 

51 D. Fahey 

52 B. McCann 

53 S. Mackie 

54 C. Morfesse 

55 M. Velardo 

56 B. Remboulis 

57 R. Sommerfi eld 

58 B. Tucker 

59 J. Williamson 

60 B. Wilson 

61 J. Millar 

62 R. Arena 

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PREMIER C 

FITZROY 

Coach: Tim Bell 

Assistants: Michael Pickering, Simon Kelleher, 

Brett Pollard 

Reserve Coaches: Paul Diacogiorgis and 

Anthony Corponi 

OLD CAMBERWELL 

Coach: Tim Killworth 

Assistants: Fraser Cameron, Terry Ymer 

1 James O’Reilly (C) 

2 Matthew Biggs 

3 Ross Borland 

4 Rory Angiolella 

5 John Clark 

5 Paul Diacogiorgis 

6 Chris Polidoris 

7 Jack Beech 

8 James Meakin 

9 Pat O’Connor 

10 Dimitri Kynigopoulos 

11 Ben Atherton 

12 Antony Harbor 

13 Jesse Dimond 

14 Innes McPhail 

15 Sam Buckley 

16 Stephen Graham 

17 Jess Cameron-Wootten 

19 Justin Nagorcka 

19 Lyall Timms 

20 Harry Topp 

21 Michael Lee 

22 Josh Sprague 

23 Sam Baker 

24 Tom Parkinson 

25 Michael Cussen 

26 Jack Dalton 

27 Chris Wills 

28 James McGee 

29 Marty Cook 

30 Nick O’Reilly 

31 Jack Simcoe 

32 Ben Roberts 

33 Jack Parkinson 


35 Callen Moore 

37 Kiao Inthavong 

38 James Cowan-Clark 

39 Drew Olarenshaw 

40 Marty Cusack 

41 Nick Reinalda 

42 Michael Shaugnessy 

43 Mat Coad 

44 Will Parker 

45 David Lee 

46 Gary McCarthy 

47 Adam Fyffe 

48 Jamie Harding 

49 Chris Krousoratis 

50 George Warton 

51 Max Ellis 

52 Tom Jenkins 

64 Alex Knorr 

77 Anthony Corponi 

85 Will Pickering 

87 Josh Murray 

1 Simon Bennett 

1 Roshan Gill 

2 Andrew Benson 

2 Damian McGuigan 

3 Mitchell Hough 

4 James Buckingham 

4 Daniel De Sanctis 

4 Blake Hillier 

5 Alex Beveridge 

5 Jordan Eade 

5 Samuel Riley 

7 Warren Carlyle (C) 

7 Luke Smith 

8 Jordan Heffernan 

8 Sam Jenke 

9 Mark Atkinson 

9 Robert Deev 

10 Fraser Cameron 

11 Josef Atkinson 

11 Jake Hart 

12 Michael Price 

13 Brad Dean 

13 Declan Mitchell 

14 Troy Smith 

14 Jack Ymer 

15 Rohan Kapoor 

16 Samuel Killworth 

17 Phillip Bennett (DVC) 

18 Sean Rusling 

18 Alexander Stewart 

19 Jack Le Cerf 

20 Jason Hinkley 

20 Matthew Partington 

21 Alex MacKenzie 

22 Simon Bonyhady 

23 Daniel Schmidt 

24 James Sharp 

25 Jason Edwards 

26 Tom Byrnes 

27 Caine Hillier (DVC) 

28 Matthew Decarne 

28 Sam Mulligan 

30 Robert Penn-Tonkin 

30 Peter Storey 

33 Jack Flynn 

34 Chris Bell 

34 Matthew Woodbridge 

36 Alex Pylka 

36 Gregory Sargeant 

36 Stephen Derry 

38 Nick Bennett 

38 Scott Gregory 

39 Jackson Crothers 

39 James Robinson 

41 Gregory Tolson 

42 Adam Goldblatt 

42 Philip Kanz 

43 Ben Hart (VC) 

43 Evan Ramage 

45 Matt Boyall 

45 Dominic La Fontaine 

47 Stephen Warr 

49 Daniel Dick 

51 Harry Brown 

51 James Way 

52 Peter Hare 

53 Andrew Romanin 

54 Jarod Collins 

58 Matthew Cottrell 

58 Stephen Fitzpatrick 

59 Joshua Kennedy 

60 Owen Dickson 

62 Nicholas Searles 

63 Gregory Paul 

63 Christopher Woodbridge 

65 Michael Mandjian 

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PREMIER C 

AJAX 

Coach: Bernie Sheehy 

Reserves: Darren Seidl 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: Kirk Norton 

Reserves: Shane Doyle 

1 Ronen Heine 

2 Jason Israelsohn 

3 Daniel Freed 

4 Sam Bruce 

5 Jason Ritterman 

6 David Fayman 

7 Marcus Jankie 

8 Geoff Measey 

9 Gary Blieden 

10 Jason Seidl 

11 Warren Steinberg 

12 Sam Chester 

13 Ben Hershan 

14 Jarrod White 

15 Rubin Winograd 

16 Nick Marks 

17 Josh Ludski 

19 Ash Kalb 

20 Josh Kalmus 

21 Josh Mendies 

22 Adam Spencer-Laitt 

23 Ari Lewski 

24 Josh Sacks 

25 Jake Lew 

26 Ben Kalmus 

27 Josh Givoni 

28 Matt Nissen 

30 Josh Gottlieb 

31 Jesse Kochen 

32 Adam Sacks 

33 Noah Rischin 

34 Adrian Lewin 

35 Corey Jankie 

36 Danny Markov 

37 Daniel Wurzberger 

38 Brett Joffe 

39 Adam Trytell 

40 David Selzer 

41 Michael Selzer 

42 Luke Jankie 

43 Ash Moss 

44 Brad Caplan 

45 Michael Shafar 

46 Stuart Fayman 

47 Tim Freed 

48 Daniel Gocs 

49 Josh Dorevitch 

50 Nadav Harel 

51 Josh Lancman 

52 Yannai Lang 

53 Dean Levitan 

54 Oliver Ford 

55 Aaron Nadler 

56 Josh Rawicki 

57 Jamie Lewis 

58 Gabe Segal 

59 Jesse Feldy 

60 Ash Berman 

61 Phil Dewinter 

62 David Wlosczcowski 

64 Daniel Roth 

65 Michael Shmerling 

66 David Glass 

67 Ryan Winston 

68 Jason Samuel 

70 Luke Peters 

77 Ari Wytwornik 

78 Evgeni Routman 

77 J Lewis 

1 Andrew Cunningham 

2 Cameron Lee 

3 Brett Norton 

4 Stefan Gallea 

5 Aaron Taylor 

6 Andrew Panayi 

7 Troy Anderson 

8 Matthew Palmington 

9 Jim Ayling 

10 Nathan Black 

11 James Norton 

12 Tate Mccutcheon 

13 Tristen Angelini 

14 Lee Johnston 

15 Aidan Murphy 

16 Matthew Taylor 

17 Jesse Mclellan 

18 Shaun Mccutcheon 

19 Adam Morrow 

19 Travis Dean 

20 Brent Morrow 

21 Ross Fastuca 

22 Daniel Riosa 

23 Adam Alifraco 

24 Justin Palmer 

25 Nathan Adamo 

26 Mikael Purton 

27 Dale Carlton 

28 Wayne Pelar 

29 Sean Dean 

30 Travis Dean 

31 Dale Laing 

32 Matthew Palmer 

33 Ryan Harrington 

34 Matthew Dean 

35 Matthew Link 

36 Andrew Taylor 

37 Patrick Keogh 

38 Lucas Menegazzo 

39 Christopher Scudamore 

40 Alex Eade 

41 Stefan Angelini 

42 Michael Sleep-Dalton 

43 Daniel Schibeci 

44 Michael Cunningham 

45 Stan Sapountzis 

46 Nick Morrison 

47 Reece Attard 

48 Louis Elavato 

49 Adam Salamone 

50 Ryan Walker 

51 Dan Pelar 

52 Stephen Simpson 

53 Michael Freeman 

54 Theo Sapountzis 

55 Timmothy Morrish 

56 Bronson Paech 

57 William Swaby 

58 Todd Van Bloomstein 

59 Josh Radcliffe 

60 Michael Moyle 

61 Stephen Jurkovic 

62 Mason Mitiou 

63 Rhys Stooke 

64 Callum Patterson 

65 David Menegazzo 

66 Wade Spencer 

69 Bradley Apps 

70 Rhyse Yassar 

71 Ayden Johnson 


PREMIER C 

MONASH BLUES 

Coach: Tim Powell 

Assitants: Mark Frater, Conor O’Sullivan 

RUPERTSWOOD 

Coach: Gavin Kerr 

Assistant: Matthew Neville 

1 Ewan Flanagan 

2 Joe Cunnington 

3 Daniel Dalton 

4 Brock Mackenzie 

5 James Rosengarten (RC) 

6 Michael Davidson 

7 Andrew Young 

8 Andrew Hickey 

9 Sam Baring 

10 Kade Collins 

11 Dujon Fuzzard 

12 George Smyth (C) 

13 Tim Powell 

14 Justin Main 

15 Alistair Moles 

16 John Turner 

17 Jordan Bell (VC) 

18 Joel Bartram 

19 James Mckenzie 

21 Earl Ree-Goodings 

23 Kieran Beck 

24 Peter Verbeek 

25 Tom Waters 

26 Lachlan Inglis 

27 Daniel Montoya 

28 Jack Gallagher 

29 Andrew Costley 

30 Joe Griffi ths 

31 Sam Whiting 

32 Nick Whitmore 

33 Rami Shenouda 

34 Rowan Shields 

35 Chris Godsil (RC) 

36 Aaron Williams 

37 Tim Mckenzie 

38 Justin Mitrevski 

39 Matt Mccart 

40 Daniel Brogden 

41 Adam Jaques 

43 David Young 

45 Martin Phillips 

46 Sam Walsh 

48 Matt Mason 

49 Will Dore 

50 Alex Mckenzie 

53 Michael Chapman 

55 Matthew Grogan 

56 Andrew Beecroft 

57 Pat Long 

58 Lachlan Preston 

61 Nick Rhoden 

62 Scott Wood 

63 Nick Reid 

64 Ryan Mcivor 

67 James Hawkins 

69 Tim Kenyon 

72 Rob Harmeston 

76 Harry Stephenson 

78 Matt Stewart 

80 Michael Fenwick-Nevin 

81 Hamish Mccredie 

85 Darcy Meehan 

88 Tom Osmond 

1 J. Phillips 

2 B. Gay 

3 M. Gaunt 

5 S. Bishop 

7 B. Whitehead 

8 L. Brennan 

9 E. Dressler 

10 T. West 

11 L. Spinner 

12 N. Beever 

13 A. Silvester 

14 J. Plummer 

16 D. Barry 

17 J. Pretty 

18 T. Murphy 

19 D. Collins 

20 G. Moule 

21 G. Phillips 

22 L. McKenna 

23 H. Spinner 

24 H. Woodard 

25 B. Brennan 

26 N. Egan 

27 T. Neely 

28 L. McGovern 

29 T. Smith 

30 D. Morrice 

31 J. Rush 

32 N. Webster 

33 T. Buttigieg 

34 M. Bryce 

35 G. Carland 

36 T. Whelan 

37 L. Smith 

38 M. Morrice 

39 P. Barry 

40 P. Faulkner 

41 J. Taylor 

42 J. Hine 

43 J. Treloar 

44 N. Webb 

45 T. Mitchell 

46 P. Gibbs 

47 K. Jamieson 

49 B. Lovett 

50 C. Driver 

55 M. Braddy 


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Darren Dawson 

FTLOTG 

SCORE ON THE BOARD 

FOR THE 

LOVE OF 

THE GAME 

AJAX unveiled its new scoreboard at Garry 

Smorgon last weekend. It is a full colour video 

board named in honour of the late Richard Pratt. 

FLOTG readers might not realise that Pratt was a 

fine footballer, who left Carlton to join AJAX when 

it was in F Section, thereby giving the club a great 

boost. 

There were several stories forthcoming at the lunch 

in his honour about the great man. Apparently 

Pratt, a ruckman, spoke Yiddish pretty well, as did 

his rover, and they confused and frustrated many 

opponents with their voices. It might have helped 

too that the Jackers’ boundary umpire also spoke 

that tongue. 

RENTSEEKERS 

After a century of 

tradition, things are 

changing under 

the spires. A trip to 

University Oval, with 

its ample parking, has 

become a nightmare. 

The publicly-funded 

house of learning has 

turned over its parking 

to private concerns, who 

have invested heavily in 

hundreds of permit-only 

parking signs, forcing 

players and spectators alike to search for parking 

outside the grounds. Last Thursday night at 

training, the enervating revenue-raisers went at it 

full bore, booking one Uni Blues identity for using 

the car space behind the Pavvy that he has used 

for forty years. On Saturday morning, they were at 

it again, buzzing around like a fleet of mosquitoes, 

just itching to write out some violations. It’s an 

absolute abomination, considering the public 

parking, which is but a short trip from the ground 

(well, short if your name is Burke or Wills) was 

unavailable because they were digging up the 

road. It’s a great shame. The availability of parking 

is a tradition as strong and old as burning the roof 

of one’s mouth when eating a pie from the Uni 

Blues canteen. 

WHAT? TRASH PROMOTION/RELEGATION? 

VAFA aficionados might have choked on their 

Corn Flakes reading Brad Beitzel’s Age report 

on comments made by Beaumaris coach Jason 

Mifsud, who suggested that the Ammos abandon 

its promotion and relegation system in favour 

of performance based on a three year rolling 

average. 

With Premier football at the very top of competitive 

football competitions worldwide, it seems illogical 

that one would tinker with a system that clearly 

works, rewards the strong and allows those clubs 

who have poor seasons to regroup. 

Not sure how Mifsud’s proposed changes would 

work, but FTLOTG is happy to hear more about the 

revolutionary plan. 

Mifsud, who received a PM’s Emerging Leader 

Award in 2009, is pictured here with a bloke who 

was himself relegated after one poor year, though 

he mighn’t have fared much better on the three 

year average either. 


SUPER SAB 

The Turtles’ Sab Ciavola is off to a flying 

start to 2011, kicking plenty of goals and 

creating havoc for opposing defenders. 

In R1, Sab was so keen to begin his season that he turned up 

to watch the Ressies prepare. Noting they were one short, he 

volunteered to have a bit of a warm-up with the Magoos. After 

slotting six, he hit the sheds in preparation for the senior game. 

Obviously worn out from his early canter, Ciavola managed just 

eight in the main game. He kicked eight last Saturday too, to 

share the Sharpshooters lead with Therry Penola’s Jake George, 

who slotted nine. 

IT WAS 20 YEARS AGO TODAY… 

We here at FTLOG like to recognise the true 

personalities of the VAFA and it must be said that 

the most enduring of VAFA media performers is 

one Tom Brain, who chalks up twenty years as a 

scribe for this publication as well as twenty years 

on Southern FM radio promoting VAFA football. 

Tom has at various times served Prahran, 

ANZ Bank, Elsternwick, Hampton Rovers, Old 

Haileybury, and St Bede’s/Mentone Tigers as well 

as sitting on the Board for a number of years. He 

might have changed clubs, but his blond tips have 

been a constant. 

Well done, Tommy, and may your media service 

continue for a many years yet. 

FAIR GO ON THE UMPS 

The match day environment for umpires is 

better in the VAFA than any other league. 

Last year, the ratio of umpires to players 

improved for the first time since statistics 

were first collected in 2005. 

The VAFA is again seeking support of 

our community football community to 

promote positive match day environments 

as part of Umpire Appreciation Round next 

week. 

Umpire Appreciation Round supports a 

strong key message: 

“Everyone needs to have a positive 

impact on the match day environment at 

the football to assist with recruiting and 

retaining umpires” 

Some ideas for your club’s home game 

next week: 

• Feature on umpiring on your clubs 

website and newsletters 

• Coaches and captains shaking hands 

with umpires in the middle of the 

ground 

• Ground announcements welcoming 

the umpires and an emphasis 

on creating positive match day 

environments 


FTLOTG 

MILESTONES 

50 

Darren Dawson 

FOR THE 

LOVE OF 

THE GAME 

Oakleigh’s Dion Lucas was recruited from 

North Fremantle in 2008 and received the 

2009 Most Improved Award. 

NOB/SPC’s club captain Simon “Strapper” 

Harwood and 2010 reserves premiership 

player Lachlan “Ronnie” Dullard. 

Banyule’s Tom McKinlay was an integral 

part of our thirds Grand Final side and this 

year has become an important part of the 

reserves backline. 

MHSOB’s Jackson Bunting is a product 

of the club’s under 19s, and has stepped 

seamlessly into senior football. Despite his 

stature Jackson is one of the strongest and 

hardest players at his club, renowned for 

his desperation, his attack on the footy and 

his apparent disregard for his own safety. 

He continually inspires his team mates by 

putting his body on the line. 

Fellow Unicorn Ron Shell is a livewire on 

and off the field. His speed off the half back 

line and ability to read the play has been 

a great weapon in both the seniors and 

reserves, and he will play a lot of senior 

football in the future. Off the field Ron is the 

king of the kids, and always the first with a 

joke or a story. Ron’s ability to bring the club 

together, be it on the field through a brave 

act or off the field with a gag, is a fantastic 

asset that the entire club appreciates. 

Another Unicorn Rhys Johnson came 

through the club’s under 17s and under 19s 

and has become the spiritual leader of the 

reserves, and an outstanding servant of the 

club. His ability to take big contested marks 

at important times has seen him dubbed 

“Dukes”. Rhys’ hard work and dedication to 

his team mates is outstanding and provides 

a fantastic example to the rest of the club. 

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De La Salle’s Lachlan Bull started with U19 

Blues in 2005 and was captain of the Blues 

premiership team in 2007. He was joint 

Runner Up Reserves B & F in 2008, the same 

year he made his senior debut. A stylish fast 

running forward Locky is a delight to watch. 

Old Camberwell club favourite, Rohan 

Kapoor joined OCG from Camberwell 

Grammar School in 1999, and was part of 

that year’s Under 19s premiership team. 

He must have also attracted the attention 

of the umpires as he also won the League 

Best & Fairest award that year as well. Roh 

progressed to the Seniors & became a 

Premiership player at that level, in 2001. 

Roh moved to Western Australia for study 

purposes and continued his footy career in 

2004, playing firstly in the WAFL & then the 

WAAFL. He returned to OCG in 2010 and was 

a significant contributor in the seniors team 

that played finals that season. 

Banyule’s Kyle Shepherd Mueller won a 

senior best and fairest and was a member of 

the Bears’ 2010 premiership side. 

Fellow Bear Christian “Kix” Buckley is a 

product of the Banyule Under 19s and over 

recent times has been a permanent member 

of the senior side. 

AJAX’s Jason Ritterman came to the Jackers 

after number of games with Sandringham, 

Jason was only able to play a handful of 

games in 2001 and none in 2002. In 2003 

he was an integral part of the successful 

team that reached the grand final. Again in 

2004 and 2005 he only played 2 games but 

returned and has played since. Regularly in 

the best players Jason has represented the 

State and in 2008 won the L.S.Zachariah 

medal in C grade which had been won 

also 30 years earlier by his father Michael. 

Captaining the side for a number of years, 

perhaps his biggest disappointment was 

the 2006 loss by one point in the Grand 

Final of the century against St. Bedes. Last 

year Jason broke his leg during preseason 

training but is now nearing the fitness that 

will see supporters thrilled at his skills. 


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150 

North Brunswick’s Joe Rotella has taken 

a few years to achieve such a milestone 

but it shows his perseverance. A dogged 

backman he has always been hard at the 

ball with no compromise. A well respected 

clubman at Allard Park Joe has been an 

ornament for the Green & Golds. 

De La Salle vice captain Tom Moloney 

made his senior debut in round 1 of 2004 

and is one of the most highly respected and 

popular players at the club. He has twice 

been awarded the most consistent player 

award and represented the VAFA in 2010. 

MHSOB’s Michael Brain is a former captain 

of the under 19s, and a current member of 

the senior leadership group. In 2009 he was 

a member of the club’s C-Grade premiership 

side. Michael is an inspirational leader, 

renowned for his hard work, clean skills and 

team first approach. He is one of the club’s 

fittest players, a testament to his hard work 

on the training track. Michael consistently 

gets the big jobs on the opposition’s best 

players and never fails to shut them down 

and hurt them with his own possessions. 

MHSOB’s Mark “Bowser” Bowen came 

from a rugby background and first played 

aussie Rules in the club’s under 19s. In the 

ten years since Mark’s penetrating kick has 

consistently been rated one of the best 

at the club. Whether in the mid-field or 

coming off half back, Mark’s fitness and 

hardness, combined with his ability to dish 

out massive don’t argues, has seen him win 

several reserves best and fairest. He has also 

captained the two’s for 3 seasons. In 2011 

Mark has taken to the role of senior assistant 

coach with aplomb, at the same time as 

finally establishing himself as a senior 

footballer. Mark’s dedication to the club is 

unquestionable, and he has previously been 

a committee member, under 17s coach and 

social events co-ordinator. 

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200 

250 

Elsternwick’s Brian Mahony, the youngest 

of the three brothers, has played in all key 

positions except full back since making his 

debut and has constantly thrilled the club’s 

supporters with his attack on the ball as 

well as his ability to take contested pack 

marks against taller and heavier opposition. 

Brian also joins his father Paul, uncle David 

and brothers Shane and Craig who have all 

passed this milestone for the club. 

Ormond’s Damien (Pistons) Cleary played 

his junior football with St.Peter’s before 

moving to Oakleigh in the VFA. He crossed 

to Ormond in 1995 and played in the 1998 

Reserve Premiership. He won the Reserves 

B&F’s in 1996 and 1999 and was awarded Life 

Membership in 2005. Damien is Ormond’s 

current Secretary and Database manager. 

He still plays with the Club 18’s and is an 

enthusiastic competitor. Damien work’s for 

sponsor Linen House and has raised many 

dollars for Ormond with his well known biweekly 

raffles. 

Gavin ‘Gomez’ Simondson started with 

Emmaus St Leos U’19’s in 1995 and 

has continued to display his silky skills 

and determined play around the packs 

throughout his career.A multiple reserves 

b&f winner, captain and committeeman 

Gomez has given great service to the club 

and the impressive bar he built in the 

Animals den is a huge monument to his 

contributions to the Animals. 


CLUB XVIII 

Norm Nugent 

SAME 

AGAIN? 

After three rounds, each section ladder has teams 

clearly in the ascendancy, several of whom can go 

to the lead … though others seem outclassed as 

April turned to May. Will this season be a case of 

the haves and have-nots, or will the vagaries of 

Club XVIII football – with its range of age groups, 

player unavailability, and unforeseen schedule 

changes – show us a more even look as we 

progress. 

While the strengths are becoming apparent, this 

scribe’s tipping success rate has itself dropped 

to sixty-six per cent, which sounds low, but as 

Meatloaf once observed, “two out of three ain’t 

bad.” 

points into a victory by sixty-one. Ladder leader 

Ormond was far too strong for Hampton Rovers, 

who were beaten by 107 points. Hawthorn scored 

their first win when, with greater accuracy in front 

of goal, they defeated Old Geelong by twenty-two 

points. 

Today, we should learn more about the 

comparative strengths of De La Salle and Old 

Xaverians, who meet on Darling Park. At the risk of 

error, I suspect the Old Xaverians will be stung into 

action by last week’s loss and will narrowly win 

today. This afternoon, Old Melburnians should win 

well over Monash Blues while I expect St Bernard’s 

to score its first win by defeating Old Ivanhoe. I 

give University Blacks a good chance to win again 

at the expense of Prahran/ Assumption, some 

of whose players will be found wanting a metre 

or two against their younger and fitter Student 

opponents. 

In Section One, De La Salle shot to leadership with 

a fifty-four point win over Old Ivanhoe. University 

Blacks scored a decisive fifty-four point win over 

tertiary rivals Monash Blues. Old Melburnians 

asserted their claim as a serious contender with 

a seven point win over Old Xaverians. Prahran/ 

Assumption consolidated a top four position 

through their seventy eight point win over St 

Bernard’s on Toorak Park. 

In the North, NOBSPC was untroubled by 

Richmond Central, who finished fifty points in 

arrears. Old Carey had its day in the sun as it 

easily accounted for a smaller and less fit Old 

Paradian outfit by 189 points. The closest game 

of the Round was at Williamstown C.Y.M.S. where 

the home side went down to Banyule by the 

minimum margin. Ivanhoe showed improvement 

although they proved no match for Therry Penola 

who won by fifty-one points. Leaders, Fitzroy, had 

a day out against UHSVU, who scored only twice 

as the “’Roys” won by 168 points. 

Down South, Mazenod was never in trouble in the 

early morning match against Richmond Central. 

The Nodders turned a half time lead of twenty-six 

Leaders, Fitzroy should have a big win against 

Old Paradians, which will contest fiercely but 

will not match the Fitzroy players’ strength for 

four quarters. Banyule should record a big win 

over their near neighbours Ivanhoe in an early 

morning match. Traditional rivals Therry Penola 

and North Old Boy’s/ St Patrick’s meet on the 

Fawkner Reserve where many visiting teams have 

crashed over many seasons. Today I believe North 

Old Boys/St Patrick’s will be added to that list. Old 

Carey should continue on their winning way with 

a big win over the winless UHSVU combination in 

a 2 p.m. fixture. Williamstown CYMS should return 

to the winning list by beating Richmond Central. 

Third placed AJAX should take the points against 

Richmond Central. Hawthorn travel to Hampton 

Rovers. I am unsure what to draw from last week’s 

Hawthorn victory. Were they strengthened by 

Kilmore non-travelers? Or have they improved? 

On the “Boss” James Reserve I select Hampton 

Rovers. Leaders, Ormond travel to Mazenod for 

what will probably be a finals preview. Although 

Ormond will be extended, I favour them to win 

narrowly. Old Geelong has the bye. 



LAST ROUND 

Club XVIII (1) 

De La Salle 3.4 7.5 9.9 16.13 (109) 

Old Ivanhoe 4.3 8.5 8.7 8.7 (55) 

GOALS De La Salle: R. Hancock 4 A. Kovarik 3 M. Clinch 3 T. Kovarik 2 B. Hughes 1 R. Mathias 1 L. 

Wilmann 1 C. Coyle 1 Old Ivanhoe: B. Tieman 2 T. Hill 2 D. Toma 2 C. Toohey 1 K. Berry 1 

BEST De La Salle: C. Coyle S. Byers R. Mathias R. Hancock D. Colman B. Scanlan Old Ivanhoe: T. Hill 

C. Toohey B. Tieman S. Pinney S. Pearce D. Toma 


Monash Blues 3.4 4.4 6.7 8.9 (57) 

GOALS University Blacks: R. Moffatt 8 L. Merlo 3 C. Hare 2 C. Watts 2 A. Mackay 1 Monash Blues: M. 

Fenwick-Nevin 2 T. Steinfort 2 L. Richardson 1 J. Rowland 1 P. Coughlin 1 M. Chapman 1 

BEST University Blacks: C. Atkins J. Cordner O. Yorston C. Hare R. Moffatt G. Allan Monash Blues: S. 

Chapman M. Chapman L. Woods M. Stewart A. Beecroft N. Tenneti 


Old Xaverians 3.5 6.7 7.11 8.14 (62) 

GOALS Old Melburnians: E. Cooper 2 A. Ray 1 D. Moloney 1 E. Wettenhall 1 S. Buultjens 1 A. Tandy 

1 A. Armstrong 1 S. Arden 1 Old Xaverians: T. Byrne 2 D. Rees 1 D. Parry 1 D. Swanton 1 N. Quinn 

1 N. Aird 1 N. Perrone 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: E. Cooper J. Cullen N. Lawler N. Stogdale A. Tandy A. Armstrong Old 

Xaverians: N. Aird D. Tehan A. Jones M. Scanlan T. Byrne M. Roache 


St Bernards 1.6 2.8 5.8 7.9 (51) 

GOALS Prahran Assumption: B. Allen 4 C. Myres 3 C. Faraci 3 T. Candy 2 B. Lewis 2 N. Keohler 1 J. 

Storer 1 L. Farrell 1 C. Belej 1 A. Hall 1 St Bernards: J. Aitken 2 D. Marcato 2 E. Durand 2 D. Barker 1 

BEST Prahran Assumption: C. Faraci A. Slawinski B. Allen J. Storer T. Candy C. Myres St Bernards: P. 

Villani S. Smith E. Durand C. Mitchell J. Aitken A. O’Dea 

Club XVIII (North) 

Fitzroy 11.3 18.9 21.12 27.18 (180) 

UHS-VU 1.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 (12) 

GOALS Fitzroy: B. Cunningham 4 A. Ley 4 T. Poole 3 T. Conn 3 N. Brown 3 D. Hewitt 2 G. Wagner 2 

J. Harding 1 H. Kemp 1 A. Grant 1 J. Dawson-Smith 1 T. Kimpton 1 J. Phegan 1 UHS-VU: B. Walsh 

1 R. Thorp 1 

BEST Fitzroy: T. Poole A. Ley H. Kemp D. Hewitt B. Cunningham A. Hanna UHS-VU: C. Bramwell J. 

Sutton J. Stone M. Cannizzaro O. Rosa D. Carrutheras 

Therry Penola 4.5 10.9 14.12 19.14 (128) 

Ivanhoe 3.3 5.5 6.9 11.11 (77) 

GOALS Therry Penola: R. Steer 5 R. McKerrow 5 J. McQueen 3 R. Keenan 3 K. Robertson 1 J. Sacco 1 

R. Bannister 1 Ivanhoe: T. Sheehan 7 M. Pietryk 1 D. Miller 1 O. Scott 1 P. Iacuone 1 

BEST Therry Penola: R. Steer T. Muller J. Sacco W. Lawler R. McKerrow J. McQueen Ivanhoe: T. 

Sheehan C. McKenzie M. Pietryk D. Miller M. Mastores T. Walters 



GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Denatris 3 B. Lawty 2 M. O’Sullivan 1 L. Fogarty 1 P. Daniels 1 S. 

Toose 1 R. Mintern 1 D. Mann 1 M. Tehan 1 Z. O’Connor 1 Richmond Central: C. Acutt 2 D. Johnston 

1 T. Pritchard 1 S. D’Arcy 1 A. Fraser 1 

BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: P. Webb Z. O’Connor S. Denatris B. Lawty T. Bayles T. Donovan 

Richmond Central: C. Acutt A. Tyers W. Dakis R. Hummerston P. Iser S. Southey 

Old Carey 8.4 15.8 19.17 30.24 (204) 

Old Paradians 0.1 1.2 2.3 2.3 (15) 

GOALS Old Carey: T. Angus 5 S. Landgren 5 C. O’Brien 5 B. Simpson 3 W. Brown-Greaves 2 N. 

Newhouse 1 N. Baker 1 S. Hassett 1 B. Armstrong 1 S. Lenders 1 N. Everett 1 S. Leon 1 T. Newton 1 

A. Bird 1 T. Rule 1 Old Paradians: A. Gafa 1 D. Strantzen 1 

BEST Old Carey: T. Rule C. O’Brien A. Bird T. Newton S. Landgren B. Simpson Old Paradians: A. 

White L. Scholtes B. Weston D. Salvatico D. Strantzen I. Clifford 

Banyule 1.4 3.7 5.11 6.12 (48) 

Williamstown CYMS 2.3 4.5 6.5 7.5 (47) 

GOALS Banyule: P. O’Rourke 2 N. Smith 1 C. Buckley 1 D. Nichols 1 M. Grinter 1 Williamstown CYMS: 

C. Curran 3 H. Knight 2 M. Keating 1 D. Wouda 1 

BEST Banyule: D. Sproules C. Buckley B. Souvatzis H. Mowat N. Swift N. Smith Williamstown CYMS: 

H. Knight C. Bergin M. Braszell D. Oldham D. Williams B. Hollier 

Club XVIII (South) 

Mazenod 3.4 6.7 11.10 13.14 (92) 

Richmond Central AFC 1.3 2.5 2.6 4.7 (31) 

GOALS Mazenod: A. Ciavarella 3 T. Sinnappu 2 G. Joachim 2 S. Davis 2 D. Kelly 1 S. Cummins 1 M. 

Wilkins 1 T. Stanley 1 Richmond Central AFC: J. Boyd 2 S. McIntosh 2 

BEST Mazenod: B. Costin M. Wilkins D. Regan J. Kavanagh G. Ratvakumar A. Ciavarella Richmond 

Central AFC: D. Garner M. Scott B. Needham B. Dagge G. Leyland J. Blanckensee 

Ormond AFC 8.8 12.10 14.15 19.19 (133) 


GOALS Ormond AFC: J. Dowling 5 S. Metz 5 N. Sinclair 4 A. Cribbes 1 S. Sullivan 1 C. Sullivan 1 S. 

McManus 1 N. Barda 1 Hampton Rovers: Not provided 

BEST Ormond AFC: B. Ryde S. Sullivan J. Dowling M. Holman B. March C. Sullivan Hampton Rovers: 

Not provided 

Hawthorn 5.1 7.4 11.8 15.9 (99) 

Old Geelong 4.0 6.3 7.7 11.11 (77) 

GOALS Hawthorn: A. Mitropoulos 3 G. Dellaportas 3 D. Korlos 2 J. Rieve 2 C. Terzoglou 1 A. Alatsas 

1 A. Demetriou 1 J. Koziaris 1 N. Damilatis 1 Old Geelong: 

T. Bayles 4 A. Farrell 3 H. Burbank 2 M. Leslie 1 J. Newland 1 

BEST Hawthorn: C. Terzoglou M. Lardo A. Jesser G. Dellaportas A. Hachem A. Mitropoulos Old 

Geelong: T. Fyshe J. Bell M. Randell M. Leslie R. Bannon T. Bayles 

TODAY 


CLUB XVIII 

DE LA SALLE v OLD XAVERIANS 

OLD MELBURNIANS v MONASH BLUES 

ST BERNARDS v OLD IVANHOE 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 


OLD PARADIANS v FITZROY 

BANYULE v IVANHOE 

THERRY PENOLA v NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 

UHS-VU v OLD CAREY 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v RICHMOND CENTRAL 


AJAX v RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC 

HAMPTON ROVERS v HAWTHORN 

MAZENOD v ORMOND AFC 


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UNDER 19 

RESULTS 

U19 PREMIER 

Fitzroy 2.2 5.3 8.7 11.10 (76) 


GOALS Fitzroy: J. Turner 4 A. Elmi 2 N. Jumeau 1 E. Bryan 1 E. Scott 1 B. Hill 1 

J. Tennant 1 University Blacks: T. Sharp 2 S. Pattinson 2 A. McCormack 2 J. Grant 1 J. 

Macaulay 1 

BEST Fitzroy: D. Patcas C. Evans N. Jumeau N. Marshall J. Turner T. Hudson-Bevege 

University Blacks: T. Sharp L. Plant C. Turner S. Pattinson A. Moore J. Macaulay 

Beaumaris 4.5 12.13 25.19 36.25 (241) 

Old Brighton 2.2 2.4 3.4 5.5 (35) 

GOALS Beaumaris: W. Mattingley 6 O. Webber 6 N. Dickinson 5 R. Lengyel 3 T. Pritchard 3 

T. Cumming 3 S. Brennan 2 T. Perkin 2 . Smout 2 M. Teasdale 2 B. Schubert 1 L. Edmondson 

1 J. Hooper 1 Old Brighton: L. Mowbray 2 S. Lorenz 1 B. Mehrten 1 W. Johnston 1 

BEST Beaumaris:T. Perkin M. Teasdale T. Gandy T. McManamny O. Webber S. Brennan Old 

Brighton: T. Hamilton H. Cannon B. Mehrten C. Nicholls C. Wood S. Lorenz 

Old Scotch 1.10 7.15 12.20 16.25 (121) 


GOALS Old Scotch: N. Jamieson 6 G. van den Broek 2 C. McDonough 2 J. Finlay 1 T. Hays 

1 C. Ralston 1 T. Hackett 1 E. Dalton 1 D. Knight 1 Old Melburnians: C. Tunbridge 2 C. 

Freedman 2 T. Spargo 2 N. Voyage 2 S. Gibbons 1 E. Mandie 1 J. De Fegley 1 S. Kemmerer 1 

BEST Old Scotch: S. Muttdon A. Hummerston C. Perry D. McFarlane C. McDonough N. 

Jamieson Old Melburnians: L. Koumouris C. May J. Rundell S. Kemmerer T. De Fegley N. 

Voyage 


De La Salle 2.1 5.6 8.6 9.10 (64) 

GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers:G. Rowlands 3 C. Lawrence 2 A. Cross 2 D. Watterson 2 

D. Foley 1 J. Bova 1 L. Hulse 1 De La Salle: H. Nicholson 4 L. Hogan 1 M. Todd 1 L. Barda 

1 J. Kay 1 H. Haley 1 

BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: L. DEE S. Faulkner J. O’Kearney M. Goodman G. Rowlands 

De La Salle: B. Close M. Stizza J. Mattiske D. Freeman H. Haley H. Nicholson 

Old Xaverians 5.2 13.4 21.6 26.9 (165) 


GOALS Old Xaverians: D. Barry 9 M. Hannan 5 C. Woodley 4 J. Preece 2 M. Vlahos 1 K. 

Kaldawi 1 D. Cotchett 1 D. Iaucione 1 D. Harangozo 1 J. Bergin 1 University Blues: E. Long 

2 N. Keating 2 J. Visser 1 S. Caldow 1 D. Zambon 1 E. McMullin 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: D. Barry M. Hannan C. Woodley K. Kaldawi D. Cotchett Z. Pirrie 

University Blues: D. Zambon D. VanDePol D. Aukema H. Hanlon C. Spalding W. Cuningham 

U19 NORTH (1) 

Marcellin 2.5 8.9 9.15 14.19 (103) 

Old Essendon 5.2 8.2 8.6 10.9 (69) 

GOALS Marcellin: R. Costanzo 4 K. Mattiuzzo 3 J. Beltramin 2 M. Molloy 2 J. Milanese 

1 D. Schaffert 1 A. Beaini 1 Old Essendon: C. Persano 2 J. Barrett 2 K. Ng 2 J. Clarke 2 B. 

Drysdale 1 T. Livori 1 

BEST Marcellin: J. McIntyre R. Costanzo D. Isaac T. Natoli J. Bettello M. Molloy Old 

Essendon: L. Flaherty D. Beteramia J. McEvey J. Barrett L. Reed C. Persano 

Werribee 0.0 0.0 0.0 23.21 (159) 

Northern Bullants 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.9 (39) 

GOALS Werribee: C. Molivas 6 B. Leonard 5 C. McNamara 3 T. Eccles 2 A. Imber 1 A. 

Ostrowski 1 C. Faranda 1 J. Sargent 1 M. Secoulidis 1 B. Armstrong 1 B. Kolang 1 Northern 

Bullants: D. D’Amore 2 L. McRedmond 2 J. Phelan 1 

BEST Werribee: T. Eccles B. Kolang L. Klein-Breteler B. Leonard C. Molivas B. Morton 

Northern Bullants: T. Vuwai J. Phelan D. D’Amore N. De Andrade L. Winter N. Spagnolo 

Old Carey 5.5 12.11 15.11 26.15 (171) 

Old Trinity 2.3 4.5 12.6 13.8 (86) 

GOALS Old Carey: R. Shergold 3 J. Wunungmurra 3 N. Morris 3 H. Moore 3 N. Richardson 

3 M. Parker 3 J. Coull 2 Z. Lisle 2 L. Mahon 2 H. McQueen-Miscamble 1 M. Hexter 1 Old 

Trinity: E. Satur 4 J. Steinhart 2 C. Riggs 1 S. Stacker 1 E. Bowman 1 A. Nitsopoulos 1 H. 

Winter 1 O. Fairweather 1 T. Stephens 1 

BEST Old Carey: M. Parker L. Hall N. Morris M. Jones J. Wunungmurra A. Ahearn Old 

Trinity: C. Rae D. Smith S. Lawrence J. Moran N. Meadows R. Smith 

St Bernards 5.4 12.8 16.14 25.18 (168) 

Old Ivanhoe 3.2 5.4 10.4 13.6 (84) 

GOALS St Bernards: D. Wall 5 S. Jones 5 H. Overman 3 J. Gay 2 P. Lenoury 2 J. Rose 1 J. 

Bennie 1 J. Potter 1 C. Forder 1 I. Madden 1 J. Weir 1 J. Dunell 1 

A. Graham 1 Old Ivanhoe: J. Moio 5 J. Trajanovski 3 J. Ridewood 2 B. Carpenteri 2 T. 

Gleeson 1 

BEST St Bernards: I. Madden J. Gay J. Saundry H. Overman P. Lenoury J. Dunell Old 

Ivanhoe: M. Licata C. Gianfagna J. Moio M. Baxter J. Trajanovski J. Ridewood 

U19 SOUTH (1) 


Ajax 0.0 2.1 3.1 4.2 (26) 

GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: L. Simpson 3 S. Vivian 2 W. Osborn 2 J. Henty 2 L. Everett 

2 T. Nixon 2 S. Pincus 2 M. Court 1 S. Dickson 1 S. Kempster 1 B. Schwarer 1 T. Smith 1 H. 

Gates 1 Ajax: J. Tyler 2 B. Strimling 1 E. Lang 1 

BEST Caulfield Grammarians: S. Dickson T. Nixon T. Smith H. Gates L. Everett J. Henty 

Ajax: J. Ludski E. Lang J. Sandler N. Rischin R. Simon R. Dean 

Collegians 7.6 13.12 21.16 25.23 (173) 


GOALS Collegians: C. Lyon 4 A. Fahie 4 M. Kyroussis 3 C. Jesaveluk 3 S. O’Kane 3 C. Bonnar 

2 T. Cantwell 1 I. Gordon 1 B. Mason 1 A. James 1 T. Varigos 1 M. Griffin 1 Hampton Rovers: 

M. Care 2 L. Edgar 1 B. Scott 1 

BEST Collegians: B. Mason C. Lyon C. Jesaveluk A. Fahie A. James W. Hayes Hampton 

Rovers: L. DeLisle B. Peutress J. McMahon M. Care T. Jones L. Edgar 


Oakleigh 1.2 2.2 3.5 4.5 (29) 

GOALS Old Mentonians: L. Hull 6 S. Dimos 3 W. Bardoel 2 J. Mottershead 2 R. Bennett 2 

M. Zacharin 2 T. Jelleff 1 S. Johnson 1 M. Brown 1 J. Bloomer 1 J. Jansson 1 T. Brodie 1 T. 

Goodrich 1 Oakleigh: C. Krikelis 2 A. Bau 1 T. Harold 1 

BEST Old Mentonians: S. Dimos W. Bardoel S. Johnson Z. Nelson M. Zacharin T. Jelleff 

Oakleigh: J. Kokas J. Paola J. Doran C. Dougherty P. Raso D. Ruddy 

Ormond 4.2 8.9 8.12 13.16 (94) 


GOALS Ormond: C. Doggett 3 B. Atkins 2 J. Drummond 1 J. Hastings-Dodge 1 J. Taylor 1 D. 

Riazah-Kesheh 1 H. Simon 1 S. Clements 1 T. Gibney 1 T. Hungerford 1 Old Haileybury: L. 

Pinot 4 T. Ravindram 2 C. Smith 1 P. Hutchinson 1 W. McTaggart 1 

BEST Ormond: H. Simon T. Gibney J. Taylor S. Clements C. Doggett J. Drummond Old 

Haileybury: J. Alkemade S. Hall L. Pinot A. Mathers R. Mathers T. Hunter 

ST KEVINS v. OLD CAMBERWELL 

St Kevins won by forfeit. 

U19 SOUTH (2) 

MAZENOD v. OLD GEELONG 

Mazenod won by forfeit. 


Peninsula 3.4 3.6 6.7 11.7 (73) 

GOALS St Mary’s Salesian: S. Gusts 5 T. Whittle 3 M. Adam 2 H. Wong 2 N. Evans 1 D. 

Holland 1 F. Tremaine 1 M. Docker 1 B. Borland 1 Peninsula: R. Tierney 3 J. Rothery 2 J. 

Archdeacon 2 J. Shaw 1 T. Smallman 1 M. Stannage 1 

BEST St Mary’s Salesian: S. Gusts J. Evans D. Holland B. Borland T. Whittle M. Op’t Hoog 

Peninsula: J. Shaw J. Archdeacon S. Cain J. Rothery R. Tierney M. Stannage 

MHSOB 4.1 7.7 8.13 12.15 (87) 

Beaumaris 2.4 5.8 6.13 7.20 (62) 

GOALS MHSOB: L. George 4 P. Melilli 3 J. Casserly 3 D. Lee 1 C. Sarpa 1 Beaumaris: B. SHAW 

2 A. Smout 2 C. Tilbey 2 A. Tanzimat 1 

BEST MHSOB: M. Santomartino P. Melilli P. Niklas J. Casserly L. Ferris A. Ashton 

Beaumaris: C. Griffiths B. Shaw M. Hardeman A. Smout N. Vorich 

Old Xaverians 7.5 12.11 17.15 24.21 (165) 

De La Salle 0.1 1.2 1.2 1.3 (9) 

GOALS Old Xaverians: T. Ferne 5 T. Koffman 5 J. Delmo 4 D. Murray 3 S. Mc Clure 3 P. Slingo 

2 W. Kennedy 1 M. Torr 1 De La Salle: N. Beaumont 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: T. Ferne H. O’Sullivan E. Pititto T. Koffman M. Torr J. Curtis De La 

Salle: C. Haley J. Terrell B. Connick J. Fisher J. Tsoutsouras J. Gava 

U19 NORTH (2) 


Banyule 2.2 5.5 8.6 14.8 (92) 

GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: J. Hodson 4 P. Sartori 4 R. Verocchi 4 A. Lauria 3 M. Costa 

2 J. Wilson 1 J. Meng 1 N. Palumbo 1 Banyule: A. Spargo 3 J. Langford 3 J. Brazzale 2 A. 

Edwards 2 N. Biscontin 1 R. Dawson 1 P. Millsom 1 M. Borg 1 

BEST Bulleen Templestowe: M. Costa P. Sartori J. Wilson J. Paolucci J. Cowell A. Lauria 

Banyule: A. Edwards P. Millsom J. Sirianni J. Cahir P. Hook M. Borg 

EMMAUS ST LEOS v. THERRY PENOLA 

Therry Penola won by forfeit. 

Ivanhoe 3.4 9.9 13.15 15.21 (111) 

Whitefriars OC 1.1 4.2 6.4 8.7 (55) 

GOALS Ivanhoe: J. Lagreca 4 L. Roberts 3 S. Nix 2 N. Godfrey 2 J. Harty 2 J. Harbottle 1 

A. Dimopoulos 1 Whitefriars OC: M. Nitas 2 N. McKeown 2 B. Mathews 1 A. Papac 1 J. 

Rudolph 1 T. Murphy 1 

BEST Ivanhoe: A. Dimopoulos S. Mowat A. Purtell J. Lagreca E. Paynter L. Roberts 

Whitefriars OC: S. Cardamone J. Rudolph N. McKeown T. Campbell B. Mathews M. Nitas 

La Trobe Uni 8.5 16.14 27.18 36.23 (239) 


GOALS La Trobe Uni: C. Morgan 10 M. Harney 4 A. Robertson 3 H. Swan 3 C. Deary 2 J. Pike 

2 A. Brereton 2 C. Ross 2 K. Sanford 2 Z. Kernebone 2 G. Lingham 1 J. O’Brien 1 M. Stringer 

1 E. Kelly 1 Old Westbourne: L. Liddington 1 

BEST La Trobe Uni: A. Robertson J. Corbett E. Kelly Z. Kernebone J. O’Brien A. Brereton 

Old Westbourne: M. Elmi L. Robinson C. Sneddon J. Southgate B. Germon J. Dineen 


UNDER 19 

Michael Collins 

Nick Duxson 

We can turn to Joseph Conrad’s classic Heart 

Of Darkness to summarise what took place on 

Brighton Beach Oval: ‘The horror! The horror!’ 

Beaumaris snared the greatest winning margin 

of the season thus far with a 211-point victory 

over the hapless Old Brighton. Call it what you 

may: a shellacking, a mauling or even just down 

right depressing. Old Brighton had no answer for a 

stronger, faster and simply more skilled Beaumaris 

side. After a somewhat lacklustre first quarter in the 

eyes of their coach Luke Buller, the Beaumaris boys 

powered home a stunning 51 more scoring shots 

than Old Brighton. A convincing win indeed. 

Meanwhile, a rejuvenated Fitzroy overcame a 

competitive University Blacks in a close encounter. 

Despite a disruptive and fruitless preseason, Fitzroy 

look a more cohesive unit as new coach, Bruce 

Edwards, is implementing a ‘back to basics’ game 

style where limiting turnovers is the focus. Fitzroy’s 

Julian Turner continued his fine form at centre halfforward 

with another four-goal haul. The Blacks 

will hope to bounce back quickly as they take on 

the surging Old Scotch, while Fitzroy will look to 

measure themselves up against a strong Beaumaris 

side. 

Old Xaverians overpowered a disappointing 

University Blues with a 106-point thrashing. The 

first quarter proved to be a scrappy encounter, 

but Old Xaverians proved the more efficient side 

going forward as they grabbed a five-goal lead at 

the break. As the Blues tired, Old Xavs outmuscled 

them with devastating ball movement from 

halfback to inside their attacking fifty. Ruckman Karl 

Kaldawi was outstanding as he consistently gave 

first use to his fleet brigade. Michael Hannan (five 

goals) and Daniel Barry (nine goals) are forming the 

most dangerous forward duo in the league as they 

continue to outclass their defensive opponents 

with strength and innate goal sense. 

St. Bede’s/Mentone Tigers stunned an 

undermanned De La Salle by 14 points. St. Bede’s 

enjoyed an even contribution across the board as 

their 17-point lead at quarter time proved to be too 

much for De La Salle to peg back. For De La Salle, 

skipper Brendan Close led his chargers valiantly all 

Todd Beames 

BEAUMARIS PLUNDER, 

ST. BEDES SURPRISE. 

day in the midfield. 

Old Scotch took care of business against Old 

Melburnians in a less than convincing performance. 

The Cardinals were uncharacteristically complacent 

as Old Melburnians drew close in the third quarter. 

Yet, as with all good sides, Scotch responded and 

kicked away to a six-goal victory. While Scotch were 

wasteful in front of goal, their backline was most 

impressive. Sam Muttdon, Andrew Hummerston 

and Jackson Finlay blocked Melburnians’ forward 

thrusts and then counter-attacked with great effect. 

Old Scotch’s undefeated start should continue as 

they tackle cellar-dwellers University Blacks. 

North 

In North 1, Old Carey secured their first points 

of the season with a 14 goal win at home against 

Old Trinity. The home side had nine multiple goal 

kickers, and for the visitors Emersen Satur led the 

way with four majors. 

St Bernard’s continued their winning ways with an 

84 point thumping of Old Ivanhoe away. Captain 

Harry Overman was again amongst the best for 

Bernies, while David Wall and Samuel Jones slotted 

five apiece. James Moio kicked five goals for the 

home side. 

Robert Constanzo kicked for goals for thirdplaced 

Marcellin in their 34 point win against Old 

Essendon. The Dons led at quarter time and had 

four multiple goalkickers but were overrun in the 

final term. 

Werribee sits atop North I after a 120 point drubbing 

of Bullants. Tim Eccles led the way for the Tiges, and 

co-captain Chris Molivas kicked 6 to take his season 

tally to 18. Damian D’Amore was amongst the best 

for the Bullants with two majors. 

In North 2, Bulleen Templestowe won by eight goals 

at home against Banyule. Ricky Verocchi, James 

Hodson and Peter Sartori all kicked four for the 

home side, and skipper Matthew Costa was again 

among the best with two goals also. Jack Langford 

kicked three for the Bears to take his season tally 

to 14. 



Whitefriars traveled to Ivanhoe and were behind 

at every break, going down by 56 points. Josef 

Legreca was in the best with four goals for the Hoes, 

while Stefan Cardamone ran hard all day in a BOG 

performance for the Friars. 

La Trobe Uni is top of the table in North II after 

crushing Westbourne by a whopping 233 points. 

Charles Morgan had a feast kicking 10 goals, and 

Andrew Robertson was among the best with three 

majors. Luke Liddington kicked the only goal for 

the Warriors. 

Emmaus St Leo’s forfeited against Therry Penola. 

South 

In South 1, Ormond hosted Old Haileybury in 

the closest match of the round. With both teams 

TODAY 


PREMIERS 

BEAUMARIS v FITZROY 

DE LA SALLE v OLD BRIGHTON 

OLD MELBURNIANS v UNIVERSITY BLUES 

OLD XAVERIANS v ST BEDES/MT 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OLD SCOTCH 

U19 NORTH (1) 

NORTHERN BULLANTS v OLD CAREY 

OLD ESSENDON v ST BERNARDS 

OLD IVANHOE v MARCELLIN 

WERRIBEE v OLD TRINITY 

U19 NORTH (2) 

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v IVANHOE 

LA TROBE UNI v EMMAUS ST LEOS 

THERRY PENOLA v BANYULE 

WHITEFRIARS v OLD WESTBOURNE 

U19 SOUTH (1) 

CAULFIELD GRAMM v OAKLEIGH 

HAMPTON ROVERS v ORMOND 

OLD CAMBERWELL v AJAX 

OLD HAILEYBURY v COLLEGIANS 

OLD MENTONIANS v ST KEVINS 

U19 SOUTH (2) 

BEAUMARIS v OLD XAVERIANS 

PENINSULA v MONASH BLUES 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN v MAZENOD 

DE LA SALLE v MHSOB 

coming off narrow losses 

to the top sides, Ormond 

prevailed with a five goal last 

quarter to run away 23 point 

winners. Christian Doggett was amongst the goals 

again for Ormond and for Old Haileybury, Luke 

Pinot continued his good start to the season. 

Old Mentonians continued on their winning way 

with another comfortable win over Oakleigh. 

Leading at every change they were never troubled 

with 13 individual goal kickers. Luke Hull led the 

way with 6 majors. 

In another one sided game, Caulfield Grammarians 

brushed aside AJAX with another dominant display. 

A seven goal first quarter set up the huge win with 

the Jackers having only six scoring shots for the 

day. Tim Nixon continued his good start to the year 

with another good outing. 

Collegians bounced back and look to have their 

season back on track with an emphatic 145 point 

win over Hampton Rovers. They ran riot with 48 

scoring shots to 8. Captain Ben Mason continued 

his good start to the season with a best afield effort. 

St Kevin’s will be looking forward to testing 

themselves against the top team after Old 

Camberwell forfeited. 

In South 2, Mazenod continued its good form 

with another display of quality football. They 

comfortably brushed aside Old Geelong and 

continue to firm as the team to beat. 

Melbourne High continued winning with a hard 

fought win over Beaumaris. With MHSOB leading 

all day, inaccurate kicking from Beaumaris proved 

the difference in the end. Lachlan George kicked 4 

for the home side. 

St Mary’s Salesian were back in the winners circle 

this week with an 8 goal win over Peninsula. For 

St Mary’s Stefan Gusts kicked 5 goals and was 

amongst the best while for Peninsula Ryan Tierney 

kicked 3. 

It wouldn’t be a round of football without a 

blowout, with Old Xaverians demolishing De La 

Salle. Restricting De La to 1 goal for the day, the Red 

and Blacks were supreme. Tom Ferne kicked five for 

the home side in a day to remember. 

Monash Blues had the bye. 


U19 – PREMIER 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Luke Buller/ Marcus Goonan 

Asst Coach: Peter Brook/Tim Hunt 

DE LA SALLE BLUES 

Coach: Michael Brown 

Asst: Simon Brown 

FITZROY 

Coach: Paul Diacogiorgis/ 

Anthony Corponi 

OLD BRIGHTON 

Coach: Adam Pirrie 

Asst Coach: Ryan Joseph 

OLD MELBURNIANS 

Coach: 

1 Tim Pritchard 

3 Tom 

McManamy 

4 James Hooper 

5 Josh Ward 

6 James Bull 

7 Dylan Davis 

8 Chris Smout 

9 Oliver Webber 

10 Jackson Miller 

12 Alex Shulman 

14 Sean Brennan 

16 Andrew 

Dickinson 

17 Luke 

Edmondson 

18 Byron Hughes 

19 Matt Teasdale 

20 Brenton 

Schubert 

21 Jack Perkin 

22 Kyle 

McDonagh 

23 Will Mattingly 


26 Sam Bennett 

27 Nick Dickinson 

28 Adam Tanzimat 

29 Luke Beasley 

30 Nick Voritch 

31 Ben Shaw 

32 Joel DiNatale 

33 Will Edwards 

34 Will Edmonds 

35 Ethan 

McMaster 

36 Mark 

Ramanathan 

37 Tom Abbott 

38 James Hall 

39 Matt Prosser 

40 Ray Lenygel 

41 Aaron Keating 

43 Jordan 

Thompson 

44 Matt Davis 

45 Callum Griffi ths 

46 Hayden 

Darbyshire 

47 Tom Gandy 

48 Peter 

Paspaliaris 

50 Greg Pearson 

51 Callum 

Gillespie 

53 Alex Smout 

54 Liam Brennan 

55 Will Minehan 

59 Scott Sheldrick 

1 Eddie Espinosa 

2 Jacob Williams 

3 David Gullan 

4 Sam Brooks 

5 Charlie Athanasiou 

6 Luke Hogan 

7 Brendan Close (C) 

8 Harry Haley 

10 Jarrad Kay 

11 Luke Barda 

12 Liam Wood 

13 Todd Richardson 

14 Joshua Wood 

15 Hugh Nicholson 

16 Anthony O’shea 

17 Declan Freeman 

18 Con Panna 

19 Adrian Papamiltiades 

20 Ryan Harris 

22 Jayden Duhau 

23 Jordon Bull 

24 James Cleary 

25 Garrett Mcdonough 

26 Ashlin Streker 

27 Anthony Soriano 

28 Tom Cleary 

29 Matthew Hamilton 

32 Michael Stizza 

34 Joel Mattiske 

38 Lachlan O’connell 

42 Tom Humphrey 

43 Mark Todd 

55 Jack Beech 

59 Antony Forato 

SPONSOR 

Mt Erica Hotel 

5 Toby Hudson Bevege 

6 Cheyne Evans 

8 Chris Doherty 

10 Edward Bryan 

11 Sean Dillane 

12 Arreh Elmi 

13 Jack Iacono 

14 Alex Lawrence 

15 Nathan Jumeau 

16 Brendan Hill 

16 Eammon Scott 

17 Nicholas Marshall 

18 Filippo Palmieri 

19 Ben Slaviero 

20 Dylan Patcas 

21 Sandy Maskell Knight 

25 Jess Radonic 

27 Matt Gloster 

28 Paddy McQueen Canty 

29 Julian Turner 

30 Finlay Wilkins 

31 Martyn Beacham 

32 Dom Palimeri 

39 Adams Biggs 

42 Tom Biscaro 

43 Raphael Lloyd 

52 Alex Maloney 

Sponsors: 

Reds Foundation 

Harrington Earl Estate Agents 

Degani Bakery Cafe 

McCoppins 

Clyde Hotel 

NAB 

1 Harry Cannon 

2 Dom D’andrea 

3 Tyler Ellery 

4 Ed Granter 

5 Stephen Lorenz 

6 Cal Nicholls 

7 Chris Hardgrave 

8 Rob Naughton 

9 Josh Prosser 

10 Linton Farrell 

11 Jackson Moffi tt 

12 Dylan Struck 

13 Nick Coroneous 

14 Max Leashman 

15 Ed Fitzgerald 

16 Nick Petiona 

17 Michael Namour 

18 Levi Mowbray 

19 Pat Sands 

20 Harrison Flavell 

21 Hugh Christianson 

22 Ben Mehrton 


24 Ryan Martin 

25 Tom Brunskill 

26 Jack Broadhead 

27 Liston Dawes 

28 Cailin Wrigley 

29 Charlie Wood 

30 Grant Maglio 

1 E Scobart 

3 S Quennell 

5 C Baillieu 

11 J Sanford 

14 L Dean 

15 T Lloyd 

16 N Voyage 

18 T de Fegely 

19 C May 

20 N Madders 

23 N de Steiger 

24 W Hatfi eld 

25 T Hodge 

26 M McCoy 

28 M Marangon 

29 L Bennett 

30 B Wall 

37 H Jupp 

43 N Russell 

48 L Gooley 

64 L Koumouris 

65 P Lofi tis 

66 A Amato 

67 L Borthwick 

68 M Carlon 

69 J Cooper 

70 J Coverdale 

71 M Downey 

72 R Fowler 

73 C Freedman 

74 S Goodard 

75 E Haralambous 

76 T Hywood 

77 J Land 

78 T Morris 

79 J Moss 

80 E Myer 

81 N Pearce 

82 W Smibert 

83 A Steele 

84 C Stubbe 

85 S Uden 

86 C Wischer 

OLD SCOTCH 

Coach: Matthew Parisi 

Assistant Coach: Daniel Parisi 

1 P. Hodges 39 

2 J. Finlay 40 

3 T. Hays 41 S. Banfi eld 

4 M. Bradley 44 M. Johnston 

5 J. Sansom 47 A. Newman 

6 M. Bate 58 E. Furey 

7 C. McDonough 88 N. Jamieson 

8 D. McFarlane 

9 C. Maginness 

10 H. French 

11 M. Filius 

12 D. Carey 

13 A. Reilly 

14 T. Hackett 

15 W. Boyd 

16 G. van den Broek 

17 H. Carneli 

18 E. Dalton 

19 M. Foskey 

20 A. Harlock 

21 G. Knight 

22 C. Perry 

23 M. van den Broek 

24 W. Donelan 

25 A. Hummerston 

26 J. Stott 

27 S. Sansom 

28 S. Stott 

29 D. Knight 

30 A. White 

31 C. Ralston 

32 C. Lucas 

33 H. Dick (Capt) 

34 S. Barnett 

35 A. King 

36 

37 S. Muttdon 

38 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Prem Coaches: Tom Maule 

Asst: Hamish Buckley / Joe Rush 

1 Steven Berengo 43 James Emonsom 

2 Louis Denton 44 Tom Ferne 

3 Andrew Pasceri 45 Matthew Galbraith 

4 Matt Jenkinson 46 Toby Koffman 

5 Tim Dillon 47 Andrew Mccarthy 

6 Nick Pepperell (dvc) 48 Damien Murray 

7 Cauley Beetham 49 Nicholas Nunan 

8 Jeremy Preece 50 Harry O’sullivan 

9 Matt Douglas (c) 51 Jonathan Smarrelli 

10 Jack Bergin 52 Benjamin Smith 

11 Dan Iacuone 53 Zac Cosgrave 

12 Dan Harangozo (vc) 54 Michael Burne 

13 Karl Kaldawi 55 Patrick Cleeve 

14 Darcy Cotchett 56 Jeff Davies 

15 William Ryan 57 Dante De Thomas 

16 James Morrison 58 Jack Fahey 

17 Matthew Vlahos 59 Benjamin Faulkner 

18 Zac Pirrie 60 Luke Flegeltaub 

19 Mitch Skene 61 Darcy Frawley 

20 Ashley Sorrenti 62 Xavier Frawley 

21 Nick Costa 63 Tom Gunn 

22 Sam Franklyn 64 Tim Hannon 

23 Charlie Woodley 65 Patrick Hardigan 

24 Jack O’sullivan 66 Azy Asan 

25 Dan Barry 67 Jacob Healy 

26 Pat Storey 68 Damien Holland 

27 Ben Plant (vc) 69 William Kennedy 

28 Michael Hannan 70 Jack Long 

29 Julian Sanfi lippo 71 Matthew Margin 

30 Sam Mcclure 72 Lewis Mather 

31 Jack Curtis 73 Jack Mcclusky 

32 Marcus Torr 74 Andrew Melilli 

33 Elliot Pititto 75 Robert O’bryan 

34 Charlie Hess 76 Jack Rathgeber 

35 Josh Bosnar 77 Terry Reed 

36 Jonathan Blake 78 Matt Ridolfi 

37 James Campbell 79 Patt Slingo 

38 Oliver Condon 80 Gabriel Varveri 

39 Jack Delmo 81 Pat Yuen 

40 Anthony Dickinson 

41 Adriano Donato 

42 Alex Elliott 


ST BEDE’s MENTONE 

TIGERS 

Coach: Des Ryan 

1 L Doyle 

2 P Cortazzo 

3 S Dimos 

4 T Pastura 

5 T Brown 

6 D Saunders 

7 S Glennen 

8 J Patounas 

9 D Foley 

10 J Shipsides 

12 S Faulkner 

13 M Coen 

14 M Locco 

15 J Heron 

16 T Zorzovilis 

17 J Fenwick 

18 J Robertson 

19 A Jones 

20 W Schubert 

21 T Simpson 

22 H Jeans 

23 J Tobin 

24 S Nichols 

25 D Millwood 

26 D Foot-Connolly 

27 N Seeber 

28 C Roggero 

29 S Amon 

30 S Ary 

31 D Shea 

32 J Norman 

33 L Murphy 

34 D Garside 

60 M Meehan 

67 T Talbot 

68 T Wigney 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

Coach: Steve Cerni 

1 Jed Arbuckle 

2 Hugh Bismire 

3 Sam Bourke 

4 Alexander Brain 

5 Lachlan Brown 

6 Geoffrey Bullen 

7 Jonathan 

Bunge 

8 Declan Butorac 

9 Benjamin Clark 

10 Rohan Cleary 

11 Michael Coffey 

12 Brennan Collis 

13 Thomas Connell 

14 Jackson Cope 

15 Jason Dang 

16 Julian Daniell 

17 William Davison 

18 Sam Douglas 

19 Jacob Gardiner 

20 James Grant 

21 Phillip Hall 

22 Scott Hobijn- 

Allen 

23 Sidney Jones 

24 Stephen 

Judson 

25 Patrick Kelly 

26 Daniel Kissane 

27 Harrie Lahy 

28 Jack Laing 

29 James Lenehan 

30 Simon Lewis 

31 Nicholas Lord 

32 Jackson 

Macaulay 

33 Taylor Maney 

34 Hugh 

Mcconville 

35 Angus 

Mccormack 

36 Andrew Moore 

37 Ryan Passuello 

38 Samuel 

Pattinson 

39 Luke Phillips 

40 Luke Plant 

41 Leon Ponte 

42 Jackson Roder 

43 Joseph 

Rokebrand 

44 Tom Sharp 

45 Jack Sher 

46 Josh 

Steadman 

47 Justin Trowell 

48 Cameron 

Turner 

49 Gianfranco 

Viola 

50 Bernard 

Williams 

51 Oliver Yorston 

UNIVERSITY BLUES 

Coach: Matt Embling 

Assts Coaches: Alan Salter & 

Luke Gatti 

1 D Gumley 

3 J Maxwell (C) 

4 S Herben 

5 R Thompson 

6 R Williamson 

10 L Garrick 

12 J Taylor 

14 T Emmett 

16 M Allen 

18 H Bucknell 

19 V Campbell 

21 L Butler 

23 D Zambon 

28 T Ruggles 

40 A Nice (DVC) 

46 A Dugdale 

47 C Somerville 

60 W Cuningham 

67 X Lane 

68 B Gervasoni 

71 H Hanlon 

73 S Bryce (DVC) 

77 J Edwards (VC) 

81 A Driscoll 

83 T Cohen 

A. Ahearn 

J. Birch 

A. Hasan 

N. Keating 

J. Laidlaw 

W. Montgomery 

P. Olsson 

A. Roberts 

T. Stevens 

S. Toose 

G. Woods 


Batman Couriers 

Buxton Real Estate 

Bendigo Bank 

Bendigo Private 

Banking Services 

The Clyde Hotel 


U19 – SOUTH 1 

AJAX 

Coach: Adam Slade-Jacobson 

CAULFIELD 

Coach: Ben Gross 

Asst.: Cal Twomey 

COLLEGIANS 

Coach: Rob Ferguson 

Asst. Coach: John McDonough 

HAMPTON ROVERS 

Coach: Tony Naumoff 


Coach: Todd Sigalas 

1 R Simon 

2 J Kramersh 

3 E Lang 

4 J Ludski 

5 J Sher 

6 M Kaye 

7 A Shenker 

8 D Sokolovich 

9 C Stosser 

10 R Dean 

11 B Strimling 

12 A Sibel 

13 R White 

14 J Tyler 

15 J Sandler 

16 A Wollan 

17 N Rischin 

18 D Burns 

19 B Michowski 

20 J Malinek 

21 A Caplan 

22 S Gochman 

23 N Eskin 

24 D Wollner 

25 M Thurin 

26 D Trubnik 

27 M Shnider 

28 G Heine 

29 J Hamilton 

30 J Benjamin 

31 J Katelis 

1 Steve Vivian 

2 James Phipps 

3 Ben Schwarer 

4 James Shanahan 

5 Tyson Bradshaw 

6 Tim Nixon 

7 Tyler Smith 

8 Lloyd Everett 

9 Will Osborn 

11 James Gray 

12 Scott Pincus 

13 Connor Mengler-Francis 

14 Tom Mccurdy 

15 Tim Yelland 

16 Dan Shapero 

17 Scott Dickson 

18 Mitch Nelson 

19 Will Conly 

20 Max Slonim 

21 Lachlan Simpson 

22 Rourke Puksand 

23 Andre Lister 

24 Jack Henty 

25 Taylor Wills 

26 Tom Allanson 

27 Matt Wood 

28 Tim Cox 

30 Sean Kempster 

31 Marcus Garrubba 

32 Jake Tobias 

33 Tom Rowsthorn 

35 Hugo Gates 

37 Mitch Kyle 

53 Taylor Wills 

57 Louis O’keefe 

58 Dan Pelchen 

1 W. Levinge 

2 P. Lensky 

3 O. Symington 

4 M. Kyroussis 

5 A. Carydias 

6 K. Tabassi 

7 T. Penberthy 

8 A. Mullucks 

9 H. Parsons 

10 L. Marshall 

11 D. Hausler 

12 S. O’Kane 

13 W. Candy 

15 L. Yeatman 

16 N. LeHuray 

17 E. Vine 

18 C. Burridge 

19 M. Crone 

20 D. Shaw 

23 T. Wells 

24 A. Foreman 

25 D. Loughnan 

26 W. Watson 

27 D. Kennedy 

28 C. Terrier 

31 T. O’Donnell 

32 J. Bowman 

33 L. Oldmeadow 

35 J. Cassidy 

40 M. Boyer 

44 N. Withers 

45 I. Gordon 

1 Jack Sperring 

2 Alex Whalebone 

3 Patrick Hosking 

4 Jacob McMahon 

5 Nick Taylor 

6 David McCarthy 

7 Josh Pavlou 

8 Victor Cinco 

9 Arnold Quirong 

10 Oliver Jewell 

11 Michael Levy 

12 Marley Collins 

13 Mathew Care 

14 Daniel Colasacco 

15 Antoine Raoux 

16 Mark Short 

17 Andre Jowett 

18 Brian Nolan 

19 Ben Clarke 

20 Marlon Woltering 

21 Christian Henry 

24 Nick Hoban 

25 Ned Fallon 

2. Niketh Raghavan 

4. Matt Dyson 

5. Minh Le 

5. Matthew Peddlesden 

6. Romie Elbaba 

7. Jason Louey 

8. Benjamin Thorn 

9. Christopher Young 

11. Matthew De Petro 

12. Edward Adkins 

16. Arjun Chandramouli 

18. Jackson Eade 

19. Alexander Vickery 

20. Will Van Schaik 

21. Eamon O’Donnell 

27. Michael Cooney 

29. Harrison Martin 

29. Adam Porrett 

31. Stefan Anjou 

33. Jay Himat 

36. James Kennedy 

56. David Prowse 

65. Samuel Tarbet 

66. Nicholas Adamson 

67. Andrew Kennedy 

68. Rockson Kwok 

69. Harrison Levvey 

70. Ramy Raydan 

OLD HAILEYBURY 

Coach: Matthew Kelly 

1 Johnathan Hammond 

2 James Paul 

3 Dylan Somers 

4 William McTaggert 

5 Luke Pinot 

6 M Quimbao 

7 N Leonidas 

8 Andrew Mathers 

9 Jake Lynch 

10 Samuel Hall 

11 Alister Braithwaite 

12 Dimitri Stathopoulos 

13 Daniel Newby 

14 Giordan Nguyen 

15 James Fulton 

16 Dylan Walsh 

17 D Marshallsea 

18 Thanu Ravindram 

19 Richard Mathers 

20 Hector Simpson 

21 Josh Alkermade 

22 Christopher Smith 

23 Tom Dalton 

24 Jack-Thomas Coombes 

25 Jordan Donnelly 

26 Patrick Hutchinson 

27 J Toy 

28 Christopher Venten 

29 A Budge 

30 Cameron Hill 

31 Sam Nowlan 

32 Tom Turner 

33 Alexander Thompson 

OLD MENTONIANS 

Coach: Steve Jansson 

1 Thomas Goodrich 

2 Timothy Wigney 

3 Dustin Mills 

4 Darcy. R Brown 

5 Lachlan Caine 

6 James Mottershead 

7 Luke Hull 

8 Jack Jansson 

9 Mitchell Stevens 

10 Michael Durack 

11 Thomas Jelleff 

12 Troy Brodie 

13 Gareth Maxted 

14 Bradley Beaman 

15 Joshua Green 

16 Thomas Graham 

17 Jake O’Donnell 

18 Jordan Wearne 

19 Hugo Hicks 

20 Zachary Nelson 

21 William Bardoel 

22 Timothy Wilton 

23 Ryan Bennett 

24 Callum Fryer 

25 Benjamin Rossi 

26 Sam Bardoel 

27 Warwick Stone 

28 Samuel Johnson 

29 Thomas Marshall 

30 Mitch Brown 

31 Samuel Dimos 

32 Clinton Johnstone 

33 Jake Bloomer 

34 Travis Broadway 

35 Matthew Zacharin 

36 Lachlan Mirams 

37 Bane Suboticki 

63 Daniel Maitland 

75 Jarryd Sadler 

83 Ben Biggs 

South Melbourne 

OAKLEIGH 

Coach: Danny Hall 

1 L Morin 

2 C Dougherty 

3 A Dal Santo 

5 P Raso 

7 J Paola 

8 A Abel 

9 T Costigan 

10 D Ruddy 

11 J Doran 

13 A Bau 

14 J Kokas 

15 C Krikelis 

16 M Lo Ricco 

17 G Angelopoulos 

18 A Valentini 

20 S Stamos 

23 J Mreulje 

24 A McDonough 

25 J Williams 

26 D Aboukarroum 

27 B Quinn 

28 C Buchanan 

29 S Prins 

30 C Parry 

BETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE 

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ORMOND 

Coach: Dave Matthews 

1 Stewart 

McCooke 

2 Daniel Rizati 

(VC) 

3 Henry Simon 

4 

5 Matthew Hunt 

6 Thomas 

Buckley 

7 Andrew Leigh 

8 Christian 

Doggett 

9 

10 Jared Samuels 

11 

12 Nathan Taylor 

13 Michael Bannan 

14 James Young 

15 Sam Frost 

16 Dean Ballassis 

17 Sam Lyubic 

18 Tom Mccrabb 

19 Ryan Mcdonald 

20 Matthew Oaten 

21 Jack Singleton 

22 James 

Hastings-Dodge 

23 Ben Rockman 

24 Blair Atkins 

25 Mark Pappas 

26 Harry Isles 

27 Will Sayce 

28 Ben Darrou 

29 Lyndon Krause 

30 Matthew 

Saunders 

31 Adam’ Rodda 

32 Tom Gibney 

33 Anthony 

Anastasio 

34 

35 Jack 

Drummond 

36 

37 Tom Buckley 

38 Lloyd Anrep 

43 Sam Clements 

44 Gareth Taylor 

55 James (C) 

Taylor 

57 Michael Barnes 

ST KEVINS OB 

Coach: Ray Leetham 

Asst Coach: Peter Campbell 

1 Paul Jones 

2 James 

Betlehem (VC) 

3 Sam 

Kneebone 

4 Harry Sargent 

5 Anthony 

Barone 

6 Angus 

Fitzgerald 

7 Daniel 

Maccarrone 

8 Michael 

Shanahan 

9 Julien Staffi eri 

10 Thomas 

Steains 

11 Luke 

McDonell 

12 James Barrie 

13 Edward Ring 

14 Jack 

Stoneman 

15 Josh Doherty 

16 Nick Wald 

17 Theo Garrow 

18 Tom Quinn 

19 Tomas Ryan 

20 Matthew Lew 

21 Zac Ginies 

22 Matthew 

Lattanzio 

23 Dan Kerr 

24 Sean Reid 

25 Paul DiNatale 

26 Emmett 

O’Donnell 

27 Mark Stafford 

(C) 

28 Anthony 

Kirwan 

29 Dom 

Loschiavo 

31 Nick 

Packwood 

32 Pat Rhodes 

33 Jack Murphy 

Cruise (VC) 

34 James Grinter 

35 Lucas Amon 

36 Jack Weber 

37 Matt Peric 

38 Manning 

Mitchell 

39 Tom Lewin 

40 Chris Holland 

41 Joe Frazer 

42 Dan Campbell 

43 Adrian 

Edwards 

44 Joshua 

Davidson 

45 James Grinter 

46 Anthony Di 

Bartolomeo 

47 Francis Keely 

48 Henry Sestac 

49 Nick Murphy 

50 Anthony 

Giarusso 

51 Charles 

Zachary 

52 Rob Dicintio 

53 Seb 

Kleynhans 

54 Dom Mallia 


U19 – SOUTH 2 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Marcus Goonan 

Asst: Tim Hunt 

DE LA SALLE GOLD 

Coach: Rob Smith & Ken Haley 

MAZENOD 

Coach: Paul McGowan 

Assistant Coach: Daniel Kelly 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Prem Coaches: Dan Curtain 

Asst: James Woods 

1 Tim Pritchard 38 James Hall 

3 Tom McManamy 39 Matt Prosser 

4 James Hooper 40 Ray Lenygel 

5 Josh Ward 41 Lachlan Gallop 

6 James Bull 43 Jordan Thompson 

7 Dylan Davis 44 Matt Davis 

8 Chris Smout 45 Callum Griffi ths 

9 Oliver Webber 46 Hayden Darbyshire 

10 Jackson Miller 47 Tom Gandy 

12 Alex Shulman 48 Peter Paspaliaris 

14 Sean Brennan 50 Greg Pearson 

14 Anthony Djakic 51 Callum Gillespie 

16 Andrew 53 Alex Smout 

Dickinson 54 Liam Brennan 

17 Luke Edmondson 55 Will Minehan 

18 Byron Hughes 58 Kurt Mocika 

19 Matt Teasdale 5 Scott Sheldrick 

19 Harrison Bennett 61 Scott Braithwaite 

20 Brenton 66 Tim Cumming 

Schubert 

21 Jack Perkin 

22 Kyle McDonagh 

23 Will Mattingly 


26 Sam Bennett 

27 Nick Dickinson 

27 Jayden Rayner 

28 Adam Tanzimat 

29 Luke Beasley 

30 Nick Voritch 

31 Ben Shaw 

32 Joel DiNatale 

33 Alex Shulman 

34 Will Edmonds 

35 Ethan McMaster 

36 Mark 

Ramanathan 

36 Liam Coghlan 

37 Tom Abbott 

1 Josh Fisher 

2 Charlie Haley 

5 Jonathan Mallas 

7 Andrew Brown 

8 Jonathan Tsoutsouris 

9 Con Panna 

10 Ben Forrest 

11 David Convery 

14 Josh Wood 

15 Beau Conncik 

18 Nathan Beaumont 

19 Jack Gava 

20 Anthony Soriano 

22 Jason Terrell 

23 Jordan Bull 

24 Lucas Forato 

25 Kristian Johannsen 

26 Liam O’Rourke 

27 Simon Woodcock 

33 Oscar Persson 

34 Joel Mattiske 

James Amerena 

Liam Grech 

Nick Hyland 

Dimi Damianos 

Tim Shallue 

1 M. Boyle 

3 D. DeLeon (DVC) 

4 T. Chambers 

7 A. Jefferson 

8 J. Tyrrell 

9 C. Healy 

10 P. Blakeney 

11 A. Marturano 

14 S. Welsford (DVC) 

15 D. Smith 

16 J. Gianchino 

17 S. Jones 

18 A. Zarafa 

19 A. Holmes (C) 

20 J. Little (VC) 

21 M. Bolitho 

23 M. King 

24 N. Gentile 

27 J. Murphy 

28 M. Selleck 

30 A. Bau 

31 P. Flanagan 

32 D. Hendricks 

34 M. Daly 

37 N. Gentile 

51 M. Arnot 

53 B. Cunningham 

1 Steven Berengo 

2 Louis Denton 

3 Andrew Pasceri 

4 Matt Jenkinson 

5 Tim Dillon 

6 Nick Pepperell 

7 Cauley Beetham 

8 Jeremy Preece 

9 Matt Douglas 

10 Jack Bergin 

11 Dan Iacuone 

12 Dan Harangozo 

13 Karl Kaldawi 

14 Darcy Cotchett 

15 William Ryan 

16 James Morrison 

17 Matthew Vlahos 

18 Zac Pirrie 

19 Mitch Skene 

20 Ashley Sorrenti 

21 Nick Costa 

22 Sam Franklyn 

23 Charlie Woodley 

24 Jack O’sullivan 

25 Dan Barry 

26 Pat Storey 

27 Ben Plant 

28 Michael Hannan 

29 Julian Sanfi lippo 

30 Sam Mcclure 

31 Jack Curtis 

32 Marcus Torr 

33 Elliot Pititto 

34 Charlie Hess 

35 Josh Bosnar 

36 Jonathan Blake 

37 James Campbell 

38 Oliver Condon 

39 Jack Delmo 

40 Anthony Dickinson 

41 Adriano Donato 

42 Alex Elliott 

43 James Emonsom 

44 Tom Ferne 

45 Matthew Galbraith 

46 Toby Koffman 

47 Andrew Mccarthy 

48 Damien Murray 

49 Nicholas Nunan 

50 Harry O’sullivan 

51 Jonathan Smarrelli 

52 Benjamin Smith 

53 Zac Cosgrave 

54 Michael Burne 

55 Patrick Cleeve 

56 Jeff Davies 

57 Dante De Thomas 

58 Jack Fahey 

59 Benjamin Faulkner 

60 Luke Flegeltaub 

61 Darcy Frawley 

62 Xavier Frawley 

63 Tom Gunn 

64 Tim Hannon 

65 Patrick Hardigan 

66 Azy Asan 

67 Jacob Healy 

68 Damien Holland 

69 William Kennedy 

70 Jack Long 

71 Matthew Margin 

72 Lewis Mather 

73 Jack Mcclusky 

74 Andrew Melilli 

75 Robert O’bryan 

76 Jack Rathgeber 

77 Terry Reed 

78 Matt Ridolfi 

79 Patt Slingo 

80 Gabriel Varveri 

81 Pat Yuen 

MHSOB 

Coach: Mark Elder 

MONASH BLUES 

Coach: Darryl Hoffmann 

OLD GEELONG 

Coach: Michael Holland 

PENINSULA 

Coach: Brett McIlwraith 

Reserves Coach: Adam Crean 

ST. MARY’S 

SALESIAN 

Coach: Michael Learmonth 

1. David Ternes (c) 

2. Rex Gavan 

3. Liam Ferris (vc) 

4. Albert Kuang 

5. Declan Lee 

6. Andrew Wheelahan 

7. Lawrence Bradford 

8. Sam Hayes 

9. Joseph Doan 

10. Paul Niklas 

11. Lachlan George 

12. Riley Batchelor 

13. Josiah Hoang-Le 

14. Daniel Eimutis 

15. Oliver Miles 

16. Andrew Lynch 

17. Peter Melilli 

18. Jesse Casserly (c) 

19. Mason Fennesy-Kent 

20. Adam Ashton 

21. Daniel Bye 

22. Nick Huett 

23. Mark Santomartino 

24. Tharindu Hewa-Kapuge 

25. Max Nelson 

26. Jake Duell 

27. Roshane Wickramathilake 

28. Vidhur Rangaswamy 

29. Nigel Ashton 

30. Ayed Ashan 

31. Lowindu Dharmaratne 

1 Cody Johnson 

2 Alex Armstrong 

3 Sam Whatley 

5 Dinesh Nijhawan 

7 Matthew Woodhouse 

8 Andrew Prentice 

9 Mathew Pittman 

10 Cameron Rathbone 

11 Jack Rowland 

12 Matthew (c) Myers 

13 Aiden Parisi 

14 Ben Cailes 

15 James Cossins 

16 Connor (c) Rochford 

17 Tomas Retford 

18 Jake Cockburn 

21 Stephen Castle 

22 Nicholas Burri 

23 Ben Tilley 

24 Matt Davies 

26 Martin Beecroft 

27 Kurtis Young 

28 Tom Ruddell 

30 Matthew Zorkau 

31 Annas Al Sharea 

32 Robert Churkovich 

33 Jack Cookson 

34 James Duffy 

35 Oliver Fitzpatrick 

36 Billy Geary 

37 Tim Kallady 

38 Justin Mitrevski 

1 Nicholas Hall 

2 S Alexander 

3 Justin Lewis 

4 Rupert Kemp 

5 Angus Carmichael 

6 H Wetherall 

7 Mitchell Smart 

8 Joshua Sumura 

9 Cameron Sherwin 

10 Henry O’Connell 

11 Hugh Cameron 

12 Jack O’Shea 

13 Lawrence Carr 

14 Samuel Reid 

15 Myles Ryan 

16 James Habla 

17 Karey Taylor 

18 Chris Jordan 

19 Harry Johns 

20 Thomas Claeys 

21 J Steinfort 

22 Gregg Norton 

23 Michael Jordan 

24 James Osmond 

25 Stewart Kyle 

4 Stefan 

Barbour 

5 Gareth 

O’Connor- 

Price 

6 Vaughan 

Clarke 

7 Sam Murray 

8 Robert 

Stainforth 

9 Tom Coghlan 

10 Ben Southam 

11 Ben Mitchell 

12 Brett 

Brisbane 

14 William 

Coghlan 

15 Alex Wood 

16 James Heron 

17 James 

Coghlan 

19 Stuart Grigg 

21 Ashley Law 

22 Nicholas 

Fisher 

23 Reed Powney 

27 Shaun Payze 

29 Alan Creffi eld 

30 Adam Crean 

31 Ryan White 

32 Tim 

Carruthers 

33 Andrew 

Starkins 

34 Jarrod Smith 

36 Nick Bowman 

38 Harry Witty 

39 Lachlan 

Heron 

41 Matt Pierce 

43 Zac 

Milenkovic 

45 Ben Coldrey 

46 Adam 

Granger 

47 Thomas 

Grigg 

48 Wade 

Sansom 

49 Morgan Cole 

50 Demi Pinxt 

51 Danny 

Edwards 

52 Mark Kenny 

55 Leigth Baker 

59 Paul Coldrey 

60 Leigh Thorne 

66 Huw Nestor 

1 Jake Evans (C) 

2 Tom Whittle 

3 Sam Murphy 

4 Scott Gatehouse (DVC) 

5 Henry Wong 

6 Jack Fetch 

7 Frank Ravida 

8 Nathan Evans 

9 Nick Alexopoulos 

10 Heath Chipperfi eld (VC) 

11 

12 Max Kitchen 

13 Stefan Gusts (DVC) 

14 Brett Borland 

15 Fergus Tremaine 

16 

17 James Weston 

18 Mitch Op’t Hoog (VC) 

19 

20 Ben Semmler-Farr 

21 Rowan Nickless 

22 

23 Tom Ham 

24 Fabian D’Addazio 

25 Jack Borland 

26 Mitch Adam 

27 Sean Collis 

28 James Touhy 

29 Nick Place 

30 Tom Lovelock 

31 

32 

33 Michael Docker 


U19 – NORTH 1 

MARCELLIN 

Coach: Neil McLarren 

NORTHERN BULLANTS 

Coach: Charlie Fenech 

Assistants: Zan Usenov, Jon Carter 

OLD CAREY 

Coach: Matt Curry 

Asst Coach: Russell Morris 

OLD ESSENDON 

Coach: Steve Watts 

Asst Coach: Peter Philpott 

1 Julian Bendoricchi 

2 Lachlan Samers 

3 Ben Walden 

4 Kristian Mattiuzzo 

5 Jordan Bettello 

6 Lachlan Aylen 

7 

8 Joseph Milanese 

9 John McIntyre (C) 

10 Robert Costanzo (C) 

11 Alex McKenzie 

13 Nick Botham 

14 Dan Isaac 

15 Tom Gargano 

16 Tom Natoli 

17 Sean Ionidis 

18 

19 

20 

21 

22 

23 James Hollaway 

24 

25 David Schaftert 

26 

27 

28 

29 Matthew Molloy 

30 

31 Hayden Manassa 

35 Anthony Beaini 

39 William Delahunty 

1 Sam Maatouk 

2 Damian Galofaro 

3 Nicholas De Andrade (VC) 

4 Kris Niel 

5 Jason Viola 

6 Michael Sortino 

7 Maroun Diab 

8 Brendan Parkinson 

9 Luke Duray 

10 Lachlan Mcredmond 

11 Michael Turner 

12 Jake Thompson 

13 Liam Carter 

14 Lachlan Winter 

15 Jay Phelan 

16 Tony Vuwai 

17 Todd Beames (C) 

18 James Karanikos 

20 Damian D’amore 

22 Michael Ibrahim 

23 Nathan Parkes 

24 Michael Ferma (VC) 

25 Daniel Vozinidis 

30 Nicholas Spagnolo 

34 Matthew Miller 

45 Anthony Chiodo 

55 Matthew Parkinson 

1 Jordan Easton 

2 Sam Pentney 

3 Jimmy Evans 

4 James Coull 

5 Nick Morris 

6 Alex Eddy 

7 Lachlan Addison 

8 Mitch Hexter 

9 Henry Mcqueen- 

Miscamble 

10 Morgan Evans 

(Vc) 

11 Nick Richardson 

(Vc) 

12 Harry Moore (Vc) 

13 Lachy Mahon 

14 Darcy Harding 

15 Matt Parker (C) 

16 Nic Bayly 

17 Sam Fisher 

18 Zac Lisle 

19 William Guiney 

20 Andy Yeo 

21 Adam Ahearn 

22 Ryan Abotomey 

23 Lochlan Hall 

24 Matt Brown 

25 Will Brown 

-Greaves 

26 Ben Lewinsky 

27 Michael 

Mazzocato 

28 Chris Allen 

29 Tom Cherny 

30 Peter Ioannidis 

31 Ben Field 

32 Charles 

Johnstone 

33 Michael Mitchell 

34 Rob Shergold 

35 Jack Meldrum 

36 Dylan Roberts 

37 Jermaine 

Wunungmurra 

38 Chris Dimovski 

39 Alex Chesterfi eld 

40 Tyler Daglish 

1 L. Flaherty 

3 D. Roscoe 

4 D. Mersini 

5 B. McCann 

6 G. Shepherd 

7 A. Hinkley 

8 B. Drysdale 

9 A. Samo 

10 J. Barrett 

11 D. Romano 

13 B. Tucker 

15 M. Ratcliffe 

16 J. Mailer 

17 C. Livori 

18 A. Palmer 

19 A. DeMarco 

20 K. Ainsaar 

21 A. Khallouf 

23 J. Bentick 

24 J. Stoneham 

25 S. Guerra 

28 M. Downward 

30 D. Cantwell 

31 A. Atik 

32 L. Hutchesson 

33 J. McDonald 

34 A. Hannah 

35 D. Collinson 

36 P. Schiavello 

37 W. Dredge 

42 G. Rayner 

Ace Gutters 

OLD IVANHOE 

Coach: Brad Shadbolt 

1 T Morris 

2 M Baxter 

3 A Veli 

4 K Tieman 

5 D Imbesi 

6 J Birch 

7 M DelMonte (C) 

8 A Bransgrove 

9 A Sheehan 

10 C Gogerly 

11 J Cecil 

12 D Mancuso 

13 A Norwood 

14 T Gleason 

15 C Harder 

16 C Pirret 

17 M Mitris 

18 T Ikedo 

19 K Trajanovski 

20 J Trajanovski 

21 J Ridewood 

22 P Mansfi eld 

23 J Moio 

24 A Karim 

25 

26 

27 M Kamay 

28 A Darrington 

29 C Gianfagna 

30 B Carpinteri 

31 M Licata 

OLD TRINITY 

Coach: Damian Ahearne 

1 Tim Bell 

2 Edward Bowman 

3 Chris Keys 

4 Nicholas Meadows 

5 Chris Riggs 

6 Steve Lawrence 

7 Tom Craigie 

8 Callum Rae 

9 Emerson Satur 

10 James Dell’Oro 

11 Doug Smith 

12 Reggie Smith 

13 Jobe Northey 

14 Oscar Fairweather 

15 Craig Foster 

16 Nick Piper 

17 James Gilfi llan 

18 Nick Lockwood 

19 Thomas Mead 

20 Peter Mescher 

21 Arther Nitsopoulos 

22 Edward Weatherson 

23 Jake Weatherson 

24 John Moran 

25 Tom Peacock 

26 Jonathon Wong 

27 Nathan Merzvinskis 

28 Henry Winter 

29 Tim Stephens 

30 Jakob Steinhart 

31 Sam Stacker 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Damien Sullivan 

Asst Coach: Ray King 

1 B. Cooper (VC) 

2 H. Overman (DVC) 

3 L. Bevanda 

4 C. Forder 

5 J. Bye 

6 T. Lynch 

7 M. Sargent 

8 K. Farrell 

9 J. Rose 

10 J. Wheeler 

11 N. Schultz 

12 I. Madden 

13 J. Dunell 

14 J. Weir 

15 J. Saundry 

16 S. Jones 

17 J. Bennie 

18 J. Gay 

19 L. Sullivan 

20 J. Van Mel 

21 S. Firth 

22 A. Graham 

23 D. Riley 

24 P. Lenoury 

25 M. Stapleton 

26 B. Palmer 

27 D. Anderson 

28 H. Carland 

29 M. Borzillo 

32 S. Caven (Capt) 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: Roger Hand 

1 A. Taylor 

2 M. Watt 

3 B. Leonard 

4 T. Eccles 

5 L. Johnston 

6 C. Patterson 

7 T. Dean 

8 L. Klein-Breteler 

9 J. Sargent 

10 A. Salamone 

11 V. Borg 

12 C. Molivas 

13 J. Cooke 

14 W. Swaby 

15 L. Patterson 

16 M. Hill 

17 H. Daniels 

18 M. Martin 

19 A. Eade 

20 G. Pearson 

21 M. Chadwick 

22 R. Harrington 

23 J. De Rose 

24 T. Sapountzis 

25 S. Gill 

26 T. Dutton 

27 M. Freeman 

28 J. Jermain 

29 J. Hughes 

30 M. Mitoiu 

31 B. Morton 

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U19 – NORTH 2 

BANYULE 

Coach: Rob Knight 

Asst: Rob Henshall 

1 Jake Rice (VC) 

2 Steven Tindale (VC) 

3 Patrick Millsom 

4 Marcus Borg 

5 Nick Biscontin 

6 Jared Wanders 

7 Andrew Edwards 

8 Luke Delaney 

9 Chris Marotta 

10 Brandon Ward 

11 James Radford 

12 Justin Sirianni 

15 Jeremy Brazzale 

16 Ryan Dawson 

17 Jake Grose 

19 Joshua Price 

20 Zach Cleaver 

21 Adam Renwick 

22 Jarrad Cahir 

23 Peter Hook 

24 Brandon Kelly (VC) 

25 Jarrad Appleby 

29 Heath Mc Donald 

33 Andrew Snow 

37 Jack Langford 

38 Jeremy Ryan C 

BULLEEN 

TEMPLESTOWE 

Coach: James Florance 

Team Manager: Santino Paolucci 

1 Adam Lauria 

3 Robert Rametta 

5 David Dakin 

7 Thomas Matz 

8 Adam Ruggiero 

10 William Dimopoulos 

11 Anthony Greco 

12 Anthony Morabito 

13 Joseph Paolucci (VC) 

15 Scott Coghill 

16 Michael Vergamalis 

17 Oliver Groth (C) 

18 Asi Shankara 

19 Nicholas Palumbo (VC) 

20 Lachlan Millen 

21 Peter Tonelli 

23 Mitchell Carey 

25 Rustin Bulmer 

26 Ricky Verocchi 

27 Elie Yamen 

28 Dwayne Bulmer 

47 Anthony Kayrooz 

49 Matthew Costa 

52 Romie Elbaba 

61 Aaron Tribuzio 

62 Bek Cetinkaya 

63 Arvin Alai 

64 Emirson Meka 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 

Coach: 

LIST NOT SUPPLIED 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 

Coach: 

1 Karl Anderson 

2 Zac Atkins (VC) 

3 Kynan Borthwick (C) 

4 Alex Brain 

5 Alex Brereton 

6 Ben Dales-Sutton 

7 Grant Dowler (DVC) 

8 Josh Dunne 

9 Michael Gioskos 

10 Grant Waldron 

11 Michael Harney 

12 Luke Hooke 

13 Phil Merrett 

14 Todd Picone 

15 Brendan Renfrey 

16 Stuart Scudamore 

17 George Stevenenson 

18 Georgie Thomas 

19 Liam Toohey (DVC) 

20 Brad Taylor 

21 Justin Pigdon 

22 Lachlan Watson 

23 Carl Joyce 

24 Lachlan Eades 

25 Anthony Bozonello 

IVANHOE 

Coach: Adam Wright 

Asst Coach: Chris Zeegers 

OLD WESTBOURNE 

Coach: Darren Saunders 

THERRY PENOLA 

Coach: A. Mills 

WHITEFRIARS OCFC 

Coach: Dean Thorn 

1 Paul Walter 

2 Justin Harty 

3 Ashleigh Close 

4 James Morrison 

5 Josef Lagreca 

6 William Servinis 

7 Nick Godfrey 

8 Edward Paynter 

9 ConPetricevich 

10 Tim Diakovmakos 

11 Michael Hannan 

14 Dan Plowman 

16 Matthew Gleeson 

17 Reece Cotter 

18 Tom Squire 

19 Bill Jackson 

20 Damian Howsam 

21 Boyd Griffi th 

25 Lachlan Roberts 

26 Jacob Brudenell 

27 Stefan Rajic 

29 Mali Jacobs 

31 Matthew Pilla 

34 Tom Bucci 

35 Josh Searle 

36 Conor Mitchell 

37 Rene Batticciotto 

38 Lucas Greenway 

39 Conor Healy 

40 Harry Robinson 

41 Adam Roberts 

53 Alex Tezgerevski 

1 A. Crossman 

2 B. Saunders 

3 M. Nott 

4 J. Porter 

5 V. Leung 

6 Z. Fincher 

7 M. Hawli 

8 C. Sneddon 

9 A. Jawad 

10 S. Elwanni 

11 L. Robinson 

12 S. Rathbone 

13 J. Hartley 

14 M. Patterson 

15 N. Knight 

16 N. Hall 

17 J. Turner 

18 A. El Houli 

19 J. Tresoriero 

20 N. Cardillo 

21 L. Jamal 

22 M. Kay 

23 J. Watterson 

1 K Biddlestone 

2 L Lentini 

3 H Rowe 

4 D McCracken 

5 N Cauchi 

6 S Rees 

7 M Jones 

8 B Ratcliffe (C) 

9 N Ratcliffe 

10 J Gibson 

11 T Gumley 

12 D McKibbin 

13 D Gumley 

15 M Jugovic 

16 M Gough 

18 C Bryceson 

20 J Molloy 

23 J Ellis 

31 J Gough 

32 A Ractliffe 

33 M McCrae 

37 J Curran 

38 B Campisi 

42 M Trimble 

43 J McMahon 

49 J Borg 

50 M Rasille 

55 J Failla 

59 L Vassallo 

1 Thomas Campbell 

3 Michael Nitas 

5 

6 Adrian Papac 

7 Stefan (VC) Cardamone 

8 

9 Dominic Chambers 

10 Andrew De Angelis 

11 Liam Pratt 

12 

13 Nathan Mc Keown 

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16 Thomas (VC) Stanbrook 

17 Marcus Di Pietrantonio 

18 Damien Loh 

19 Troy Donis 

20 Karl Windhofer 

21 Benjamin Mathews 

22 Daniel O’brien 

23 Andrew (C) Daou 

24 Jack Nicholls 

25 James Rudolph 

26 Marcus Di Bartolomeo 

27 Thomas Leechman 

28 Jon Deller 

29 Dylan Pike 

30 Thomas Murphy 

31 Campbell Gauld 

32 Marcus Johnson 

33 David Blewonski 

34 Octavian Bozga 

35 Calvin Spencer 


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UMPIRES 

MILESTONE 

Congratulations to goal umpire (& that man behind 

the bar) Brett Morton who waves the flags in his 

50 th VAFA game today. Brett joined us a couple of 

years ago when his son Nathan began to run the 

boundary. As Brett was driving Nathan to his games 

anyway, he thought he may as well get involved 

and see if he could wave the flags. He’s now part 

of the furniture and very involved in the Umpires 

Association. To make it more of a family affair, 

youngest son Jarryd started running the boundary 

last year. Brett’s a regular to Premier B and there’s a 

bit of a chance we could see him in Premier today. 

Well done Brett. 

Thank you 

Tony Hope would like to thank the Glen Eira 

Football Club for their hospitality in hosting his 

50 th VAFA game last weekend. Special thanks to 

Anthony Simpson, his partner on the day for 

organising dinner and drinks. 

Member of the Month 

Congratulations to the media superstar Kit Harvey 

for being named our second ‘Member of the 

Month’ for being a generally cracking bloke. Kit 

is always pretty pumped about training, and is 

renowned for his infectious nature. Special mention 

must also go to our inaugural member of the month, 

Paul Jones who keeps us all hydrated with his 

‘Jonesy Juice’. Word on the street is that you should 

avoid the booze bus on North Road if you sample a 

little too much of the ‘magic cordial’ 

As Big As The Aussie Millions.......almost 

A record was set last Thursday night for the most 

amount of players in the weekly VAFAUA poker 

tournament. Twenty-two hopefuls sat down 

(around three tables) and battled it out in the longrunning 

‘Poker Premiership’. Anthony Simpson was 

the lucky winner (I use the word “lucky” because he 

knocked me out.....Cam) and scored himself some 

very healthy points. Anyone interested in competing 

in the tournament should speak to AD, Stokesy or 

Cam after Thursday training. 

Does this bloke ever sleep???? 

Special mention must go to our wonderful, 

inspiring, fantastic and good looking Head Coach, 

Tony Hales for his commitment to the cause 

(Description provided by the younger Scribe). ‘Rowdy’ 

revealed to us last week that he spent the Easter 

Steve McCarthy & Cam Davidson 

weekend watching all Premier, Premier B and 

Premier C games on Dartfish. All umpires are now 

on notice- even if there’s not an observer or coach at 

your game, your every move might still be seen! Big 

Brother is watching!!! 

I’ll tell you what......How good are Harris Family 

Butchers (73 Mackie Road, East Bentleigh) 

After the shortest Association meeting in the history 

of the VAFAUA (getting rid of Stubbsy as Secretary 

may have something to do with it), we were treated 

to one of the finest barbeques in the history of 

mankind. Stokesy and Daggles did us proud with 

a feast fit for kings (and queens) but it was the sheer 

quality of the meat that had us all coming back 

for more. Any of our members in the area should 

support the people who support us!! Thanks guys!! 

Bounce-off 

Some umpires feeling the pressure for spots in the top 

divisions has resulted in the return of the bounce. In 

Round 3, Leigh Fisher, Brent Woodhead, Andrew 

Heffernan, Merv Monty, Damien Anthony, Jeff 

Mann and even Reserves umpire Dean Tolongs 

all were bouncing in the centre. Which begs the 

question, why didn’t the best two bouncers, the two 

Big Daves have a go on one of the best surfaces in 

the comp, the Junction? 

Change room? 

Sacha Koffman who is suffering a mild case 

of Glandular Fever umpired with Oliver Bell in 

Ollie’s first senior match at St Mary’s/Salesian 

last Saturday and at half time when the umpires 

tried to enter the rooms there was a mother 

changing a baby’s nappy and when finished 

left to go about her business, unfortunately 

the umpires could still not enter the umpires 

rooms due to the very strong lingering odour!! 

Well, the VAFA does promote family football... 

Golf Day 

Well done to Chillie Segota for organising a very 

successful day at Amstel Golf Course last Sunday. 

Four teams of four playing Ambrose saw Stubbsy’s 

team just getting across the line from Stokesy’s. 

Bad luck to former umpire Peter Angelis who 

was pipped on both longest drive holes, by Greg 

Rolfe on the 2 nd and AD on the 17 th . Great to have 

club representation with Robbo and The Cowboy 

joining us from Old Scotch. 


“Umpiring is Everyone’s Business”


UNDER 18 

Ben Hodges 

FINDING SHAPE 

Therry bounced back to annihilate the hapless 

St John’s side who thought they might be in 

luck after winning their first game for the year. 

Therry kicked a staggering ten goals straight to 

two behinds in the first qtr to set up their win, 

eventually finishing with 32 goals 7 behinds in 

a stunning performance. Matthew Lyons and 

Hayden Rowe had a day out down forward kicking 

13 goals between them. For St Johns, it doesn’t 

get much harder coming up against the reigning 

Division 1 premiers this week; hopefully they can 

regroup and challenge the boys from Sunbury! 

Rupertswood stamped its authority on the 

competition with a convincing win over a highly 

rated Werribee outfit. With both teams looking 

to be finals contenders yet again, this game was 

always going to be of a high standard. At 1/4 

time both teams were fairly even with only a goal 

separating the two. The second quarter proved 

to be the defining with Rupertswood kicking 4 

goals to 2. Despite being reasonably close in the 

third, Rupertswood kicked away again in the last 

kicking 5 goals to 0. Mitch Wilson was again great 

UNDER 18 LAST ROUND 

Williamstown CYMS 2.4 5.7 9.8 13.13 (91) 

Oakleigh AFC 1.3 1.3 3.5 7.8 (50) 

GOALS Williamstown CYMS: T. Dimitriou 4 S. Georgiovski 3 J. Costello 2 A. Weaven-Cahill 

1 N. Holdsworth 1 M. Farrugia 1 T. Murphy 1 Oakleigh AFC: Z. Pearce-Thomas 2 B. Grizzell 

2 A. Cloke 1 J. Benoiton 1 A. Mase 1 

BEST Williamstown CYMS: S. McVernon N. Bratby Y. Hemphill S. Georgiovski S. O’Shea- 

Korbut S. McHugh Oakleigh AFC: A. Mase S. Osmani Z. Pearce-Thomas A. Deneys J. Dal 

Santo B. Grizzell 

Rupertswood AFC 4.3 9.6 11.8 16.12 (108) 

Werribee AFC 3.3 5.7 8.8 10.11 (71) 

GOALS Rupertswood AFC: M. Wilson 4 S. Gregory 4 D. Cerini 3 J. Gay 2 R. Pretty 1 J. Dunn 1 

N. Agnello 1 Werribee AFC: M. El Hawli 3 N. Fincher 2 E. Turner 1 D. Delaney 1 B. McMillan 

1 M. Turner 1 M. Williams 1 

BEST Rupertswood AFC: J. Dunn C. Kendall B. Smith M. Wilson D. Cerini S. Gregory 

Werribee AFC: N. Coyne D. Delaney R. Frost J. Patty J. Harris M. El Hawli 

Therry Penola 10.0 17.4 26.6 32.7 (199) 

St Johns OC 0.2 0.4 1.4 3.7 (25) 

GOALS Therry Penola: M. Lyons 7 H. Rowe 6 J. McMahon 3 S. Tatlock 3 D. Lyons 2 B. Ratcliffe 

2 D. Ryan 2 S. Jerjees 2 D. Blake 1 J. Curran 1 J. Bolding 1 J. Gough 1 B. Egglestone 1 St 

Johns OC: Not provided 

BEST Therry Penola: J. Bolding D. Blake J. Gough M. Lyons S. Tatlock J. McDonald St Johns 

OC: Not provided 

UHS-VU/Flemington 1.3 5.6 8.8 13.12 (90) 


GOALS UHS-VU/Flemington: M. Khodr 3 N. Devereux 3 B. Weisser 2 J. Healey 2 N. Wallace 

1 S. Parker 1 Old Camberwell: E. O’Donnell 1 M. Klashovski 1 B. Thorn 1 M. De Petro 1 S. 

Anjou 1 

BEST UHS-VU/Flemington: E. Gibbons H. Roberts M. Khodr B. Kelly N. Devereux L. Grant 

Old Camberwell: M. Peddlesden E. O’Donnell T. Schipper A. Vickery C. McLaughlin S. Anjou 

up forward kicking 4 goals while Jason Dunn was 

best on ground! For Werribee Nishan Coyne tried 

his best for the Tigers while Mohamed El Hawli 

kicked 3 and was the main man down forward. 

UHS-VU/Flemington got their first win of the 

season over a disappointing Old Camberwell. 

The Wellers won’t be happy with their start to the 

season, after making finals last year and looking 

to make an impact this year will be hoping that 

maybe another week off with the bye will help 

them turn their season around. Muhammed Khodr 

and Nicholas Devereux continued their fine start 

to the year bagging 3 apiece while Eddie Gibbons 

was best on for the Parkville boys. For the Wellers, 

Matthew Peddlesden and Eamon O’Donnell tried 

their best all day. 

In the final game, Williamstown continued its 

unbeaten run, knocking over last years runners 

up Oakleigh in what was another top of the 

table clash for the round. The first quarter was 

tight with Williamstown kicking the first 2 goals 

and were looking to keep the Krushers’ scoreless 

until they kicked their first just before qtr time. 

In the second, Williamstown blew out to a four 

goal lead kicking 3 goals to 0 to lead by 28 at the 

half. The second half proved to be a much tighter 

contest with Willy kicking 8 goals to 6 to come 

out 41 point winners. If not for the slow start for 

Oakleigh, the game could have been much closer. 

Zach Pearce-Thomas and Blake Grizzell kicked 

two goals a piece while Andrew Mase tried his 

best for the Krushers. For the Seagulls, Trent 

Dimitriou continued his stunning start to the year 

kicking 4 goals while Sean McVernon was best on 

for the Gulls. 

TODAY 


ST BERNARDS v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 

ST JOHNS OC v RUPERTSWOOD AFC 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON v OAKLEIGH AFC 

WERRIBEE AFC v THERRY PENOLA 



UNDER 18 

OAKLEIGH 

Coach: Chris Moore 


Coach: Howard Mitchell 

RUPERTSWOOD 

Coach: Rod Williams 

Asst: Shane Braddy 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Craig Connelly 

ST JOHNS OC 

Coach: Tom Ayache 

Assistants: Gary Williams, Ian Hook 

2 C Lavery 

3 P Falvo 

4 T Harold 

6 A Cloke 

7 A Deneys 

8 J Dal Santo 

9 A Mase 

10 O Shams 

11 M Podesta 

12 C Hermitte 

13 T Minchin 

14 B Baxter 

15 Z Pearce-Thomas 

18 J Sullivan 

19 J Stockdale 

20 K Johnson 

21 N Guerin 

22 B Grizzell 

24 J Benoiton 

26 A Shams 

27 L Paramanathan 

28 C Grant 

29 S Wines 

30 J Davis 

2. Greg Smith 

3. Damian Proska 

5. Minh Le 

6. Peter Youssef 

7. Francisco Fernandes 

8. Thomas Kanz 

9. Nicholas Papatsarus 

11. Matt De Petro 

12. Corey McLaughlin 

14. Stephen Pellis 

15. JunJie Yang 

16. William Kanz 

17. Nick Anderson 

18. Ben Thorn 

21. Andrew Kennedy 

23. Jaryd Coghill 

24. Jay Himat 

26. Thomas Schipper VC 

27. Bryce Frattin 

29. Adam Porrett 

30. Patrick Birtles 

35. Matthew Klashovski C 

38. Robert Kennedy 

38. Sean Mugavin 

42. Josh Bartholomew 

1 M Twentyman 

2 J Gay 

3 M Wilson 

4 B Grech 

5 B Riley 

6 J Williams 

7 M Said 

8 M Tabone 

9 T Galea 

10 M Heywood 

11 T Stefaniw 

14 S Morganti 

15 B Swallow 

17 H Plumb 

18 J Gale 

19 J Simpson 

20 J Kremers 

21 J Dunn 

22 L McKenna 

23 K Murphy 

24 J Janson 

25 B Webber 

29 C Schofi eld 

33 D Bourne 

34 T Murphy 

35 J Braddy 

38 R Braddy 

44 T Coles 

56 J Koenigsmann 

31 M. Sulzberger (C) 

33 J. Van Mel 

34 M. Feehan 

35 L. Allison 

36 K. O’Conner 

37 S. Firth 

38 A. Graham 

39 D. Riley 

40 P. Lenoury 

41 M. Hughes 

42 W. Sullivan 

43 C. Connelly 

44 S. Schepis 

45 L. McIntyre 

46 A. O’Conner 

47 A. Nicou 

48 J. Weir 

49 L. Sullivan 

50 J. Bennie 

51 J. Bye 

52 T. Christie 

53 M. Gurrisi 

1 Casimiar Niupulusuleo 

2 Nick Flessas 

3 Chris Reyes 

4 Mella Opiew 

5 Brandon Levin 

7 Bahaa Khoweiss 

9 Andrew Bird 

10 Matt De Poilly 

11 Emmanuel Jakwot 

12 Aiden Malec 

13 Marshall Top 

14 Austino Garang 

17 Michael Daly 

18 Festin Ferati 

19 Alexander Denis 

20 Paul Daou 

21 Justin Sutic 

24 John Ayama 

28 Chris Nyuol 

49 Jikany Kour 

Poulios Awo 

Ronelle Candido 

Kong Kutey 

NORTH 

SUBURBAN 

SPORTS 

CLUB. INC. 

THERRY PENOLA 

Coach: R Egglestone 

2 K Biddlestone ( C ) 

3 H Rowe 

6 S Rees 

8 B Ratcliffe 

12 S Tatlock 

14 B Egglestone 

17 N Karikas 

18 C Bryceson 

21 D Ryan 

22 P Nguyen 

24 S Califore 

25 J Burt 

26 S Jerjees 

27 J Bolding 

28 M Trende 

30 D Lyons 

31 J Gough 

34 M Lyons 

36 J Fairbanks 

37 J Curran 

38 A Iaquinto 

42 D Blake 

43 J McMahon 

45 R Mckibbin 

50 J McDonald 

55 M Jacobson 

73 W McIntosh 

74 M Beckman 

UHS-VU / 

FLEMINGTON 

Coach: M Grant 

Assts: T Habel 

1 Benjamin Anderson 

2 James Dimattina 

3 Edward Pearson 

4 William Cheeseman 

5 Michael Cannizzaro 

6 Eddie Gibbons 

7 Miles Sharples 

8 Nicholas Wallace 

9 Daniel Lindsey 

10 Benjamin Weisser 

11 Hugo Roberts 

13 Lloyd Grant 

14 Dan Spiteri 

15 Billy Panyanouvong 

16 Conor Walsh 

17 Jack Saill 

18 Brent Kelly 

19 Ethan Gardiner 

20 Muhammed Khodr 

21 Anthony Ausage 

22 Oliver Conlan 

23 Sean Farah 

25 Nicholas Devereux 

26 James Healey 

27 Michael Fogarty 

30 Shaquille Parker 

31 Harry Anderson 

32 Vincent McIntyre 

33 Glen Regan 

34 Andrew Nguyen 

72 Nicholas Waugh 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: M. Turner 

1 J.Green-Mc Neiily 

2 M.Luketic 

3 B.Turner 

4 J.De Pellegrin 

5 L.Mcdowell 

6 A.Anderson 

7 A.Imber 

8 J.Patty 

9 C.Butt 

10 C.Moloney 

11 J.Everson 

12 D.Taylor 

13 J.Freeman 

14 M.Turner 

15 D.Fury 

16 B.Armstrong 

17 B.Stois 

18 N.Fincher 

19 M.Chadwick 

20 A.Mizzi 

21 M.Williams 

22 E.Turner 

23 B.Kolang 

24 S.Hudson 

25 M.Mitolu 

26 B.Leonard 

27 C.North 

28 Z.Meadows 

WILLIAMSTOWN 

Coach: Mathew Montebello 

Assistants: Dave Caras,Bill Green, 

Ken West 

1 George Daaboul (DVC) 

2 Sean O’Shea-Korbot 

3 Yuma Hemphill 

4 Jackson Pennington 

5 Mathew Farrugia (C) 

6 Sam McHugh 

7 Lachlan Gibbs 

8 Navar Russell (VC) 

9 Robert Chan 

10 Robert Jansen 

11 Mitchell Knight 

12 Jake Rycroft 

13 Sean Mcvernon 

14 Tim Murphy 

15 Ashley Heaver 

16 Mathew Makin (C) 

17 Billy McRae 

18 Trent Dimitriou 

19 Abraham Isac 

20 Josh Newton 

21 Nic Holdsworth (VC) 

22 Abe Weaven-Cahill 

23 Mathew Bellion 

24 Jayden Costello 

25 Sam Georgiovski 

26 James Beck 

27 Nicholas Fry 

28 Jack Gittins 

29 Joseph Hodgson 

30 Lachlan Hunter 

31 Nathan Bratby 

32 Mitchell Lane 

33 David Iaccarino 

34 Adrian Marasea 

35 Callum Matheson 

36 Jack McKenzie 

37 Benjamin McKenzie-Sirett 

38 Jack Peace 

39 Sven Rolts 

40 Reuben Slaney 


VAFA LADDERS 2011 

U19 NORTH 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

WERRIBEE 3 3 0 0 0 0 449 139 323.02 12 

ST BERNARDS 3 3 0 0 0 0 399 189 211.11 12 

MARCELLIN 3 2 1 0 0 0 208 324 64.2 8 

OLD CAREY 3 1 2 0 0 0 342 299 114.38 4 

OLD ESSENDON 3 1 2 0 0 0 209 228 91.67 4 

OLD TRINITY 3 1 2 0 0 0 286 339 84.37 4 

NORTHERN BULLANTS 3 1 2 0 0 0 147 331 44.41 4 

OLD IVANHOE 3 0 3 0 0 0 198 389 50.9 0 

U19 SOUTH 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD MENTONIANS 3 3 0 0 0 0 455 156 291.67 12 

CAULFIELD GRAMM 3 3 0 0 0 0 369 157 235.03 12 

ST KEVINS 3 1 1 0 0 1 262 93 281.72 8 

ORMOND 3 2 1 0 0 0 302 256 117.97 8 

AJAX 3 2 1 0 0 0 136 189 71.96 8 

COLLEGIANS 3 1 1 1 0 0 312 227 137.44 6 

OLD HAILEYBURY 3 1 2 0 0 0 159 189 84.13 4 

OLD CAMBERWELL 3 0 2 1 0 0 164 359 45.68 2 

HAMPTON ROVERS 3 0 3 0 0 0 112 448 25 0 

OAKLEIGH 3 0 3 0 0 0 46 357 12.89 0 

U19 SOUTH 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

MAZENOD 3 2 0 0 0 1 386 152 253.95 12 

MONASH BLUES 3 2 0 0 1 0 198 99 200 12 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 2 1 0 0 0 307 138 222.46 8 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN 3 2 1 0 0 0 239 190 125.79 8 

BEAUMARIS 3 1 1 0 1 0 147 127 115.75 8 

MHSOB 3 2 1 0 0 0 252 239 105.44 8 

DE LA SALLE 3 0 2 0 1 0 74 246 30.08 4 

OLD GEELONG 3 0 3 0 0 0 187 348 53.74 0 

PENINSULA 3 0 3 0 0 0 135 386 34.97 0 

U19 NORTH 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

LA TROBE UNI 3 3 0 0 0 0 434 126 344.44 12 

BULLEEN TEMPLESTWE 3 2 1 0 0 0 386 206 187.38 8 

IVANHOE 3 2 1 0 0 0 303 263 115.21 8 

THERRY PENOLA 3 1 1 0 0 1 288 297 96.97 8 

BANYULE 3 1 2 0 0 0 435 278 156.47 4 

WHITEFRIARS OC 3 1 2 0 0 0 330 244 135.25 4 

OLD WESTBOURNE 3 0 2 0 0 1 160 531 30.13 4 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 3 0 3 0 0 0 135 526 25.67 0 

UNDER 18 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 3 3 0 0 0 0 381 116 328.45 12 

RUPERTSWOOD AFC 3 2 0 0 1 0 256 128 200 12 

ST BERNARDS 3 1 1 0 1 0 217 118 183.9 8 

WERRIBEE AFC 3 2 1 0 0 0 263 221 119 8 

OAKLEIGH AFC 3 1 1 0 1 0 184 166 110.84 8 

THERRY PENOLA 3 1 2 0 0 0 274 307 89.25 4 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON 3 1 2 0 0 0 191 258 74.03 4 

ST JOHNS OC 3 1 2 0 0 0 108 427 25.29 4 


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

DE LA SALLE 3 3 0 0 0 0 287 112 256.25 12 

OLD MELBURNIANS 3 3 0 0 0 0 338 139 243.17 12 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 2 1 0 0 0 347 118 294.07 8 

PRAHRAN ASSUMP 3 2 1 0 0 0 241 188 128.19 8 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 3 1 2 0 0 0 188 236 79.66 4 

MONASH BLUES 3 1 2 0 0 0 187 252 74.21 4 

ST BERNARDS 3 0 3 0 0 0 139 325 42.77 0 

OLD IVANHOE 3 0 3 0 0 0 102 459 22.22 0 

CLUB XVIII NTH P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

FITZROY 3 3 0 0 0 0 330 79 417.72 12 

OLD CAREY 3 3 0 0 0 0 411 129 318.6 12 

NOBS/ST PATS 3 2 1 0 0 0 168 89 188.76 8 

THERRY PENOLA 3 2 1 0 0 0 230 177 129.94 8 

BANYULE 3 2 1 0 0 0 209 165 126.67 8 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 3 1 2 0 0 0 213 153 139.22 4 

RICHMOND CENTRAL 3 1 2 0 0 0 191 265 72.08 4 

IVANHOE 3 1 2 0 0 0 111 248 44.76 4 

UHS-VU 3 0 3 0 0 0 72 368 19.57 0 

OLD PARADIANS 3 0 3 0 0 0 71 367 19.35 0 

CLUB XVIII STH P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

ORMOND AFC 3 3 0 0 0 0 394 113 348.67 12 

MAZENOD 3 2 0 1 0 0 229 146 156.85 10 

AJAX 3 1 1 0 1 0 148 114 129.82 8 

HAWTHORN 3 1 1 0 1 0 143 171 83.63 8 

OLD GEELONG 3 1 1 1 0 0 244 198 123.23 6 

HAMPTON ROVERS 3 0 2 0 1 0 66 229 28.82 4 


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

WERRIBEE 3 3 0 0 0 0 405 135 300 12 

MONASH BLUES 3 3 0 0 0 0 286 134 213.43 12 

AJAX 3 3 0 0 0 0 329 228 144.3 12 

MHSOB 3 2 1 0 0 0 221 251 88.05 8 

RUPERTSWOOD 3 1 2 0 0 0 233 258 90.31 4 

ORMOND 3 1 2 0 0 0 249 286 87.06 4 

MAZENOD 3 1 2 0 0 0 220 329 66.87 4 

OLD ESSENDON 3 1 2 0 0 0 183 278 65.83 4 


FITZROY 3 0 3 0 0 0 182 314 57.96 0 

PREMIER C RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

WERRIBEE 3 3 0 0 0 0 418 155 269.68 12 

AJAX 3 2 0 1 0 0 254 168 151.19 10 

ORMOND 3 2 1 0 0 0 310 152 203.95 8 

MAZENOD 3 2 1 0 0 0 184 217 84.79 8 

FITZROY 3 1 1 1 0 0 240 209 114.83 6 

MONASH BLUES 3 1 2 0 0 0 249 241 103.32 4 


RUPERTSWOOD 3 1 2 0 0 0 194 305 63.61 4 

OLD ESSENDON 3 1 2 0 0 0 164 322 50.93 4 

MHSOB 3 0 3 0 0 0 144 301 47.84 0 

DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

BANYULE 3 3 0 0 0 0 354 197 179.7 12 

WHITEFRIARS 3 2 1 0 0 0 336 206 163.11 8 

PARKDALE VULTURES 3 2 1 0 0 0 326 211 154.5 8 

OLD GEELONG 3 2 1 0 0 0 313 250 125.2 8 

WILLIAMSTOWN 3 2 1 0 0 0 242 259 93.44 8 

NOBS/ST PATS 3 2 1 0 0 0 223 270 82.59 8 

PENINSULA 3 1 2 0 0 0 281 306 91.83 4 


OLD PARADIANS 3 0 3 0 0 0 210 300 70 0 


DIVISION 1 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

BANYULE 3 3 0 0 0 0 354 161 219.88 12 

OLD GEELONG 3 3 0 0 0 0 319 177 180.23 12 

PARKDALE VULTURES 3 3 0 0 0 0 256 143 179.02 12 

PENINSULA 3 2 1 0 0 0 235 178 132.02 8 

WHITEFRIARS 3 1 2 0 0 0 312 220 141.82 4 

WILLIAMSTOWN 3 1 2 0 0 0 208 223 93.27 4 

NOBS/ST PATS 3 1 2 0 0 0 192 217 88.48 4 


OLD PARADIANS 3 0 3 0 0 0 127 213 59.62 0 



THERRY PENOLA 3 3 0 0 0 0 341 184 185.33 12 

GLEN EIRA 3 3 0 0 0 0 346 207 167.15 12 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 3 3 0 0 0 0 337 259 130.12 12 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 3 2 1 0 0 0 335 215 155.81 8 

ELTHAM 3 2 1 0 0 0 285 265 107.55 8 

ST JOHNS 3 1 2 0 0 0 290 297 97.64 4 


STH MELB DISTRICTS 3 0 3 0 0 0 205 283 72.44 0 


AQUINAS 3 0 3 0 0 0 213 372 57.26 0 


GLEN EIRA 3 3 0 0 0 0 278 133 209.02 12 

THERRY PENOLA 3 2 1 0 0 0 297 149 199.33 8 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 3 2 1 0 0 0 281 192 146.35 8 

ST JOHNS 3 2 1 0 0 0 274 194 141.24 8 

ELTHAM 3 2 1 0 0 0 211 167 126.35 8 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 3 1 2 0 0 0 167 173 96.53 4 


STH MELB DISTRICTS 3 1 2 0 0 0 129 233 55.36 4 

AQUINAS 3 1 2 0 0 0 97 229 42.36 4 




UHS-VU 3 3 0 0 0 0 383 224 170.98 12 

YARRA VALLEY 3 2 1 0 0 0 363 219 165.75 8 

POWER HOUSE 3 2 1 0 0 0 285 235 121.28 8 

MONASH GRYPHONS 3 2 1 0 0 0 266 277 96.03 8 

WEST BRUNSWICK 3 2 1 0 0 0 254 301 84.39 8 

ELSTERNWICK 3 1 2 0 0 0 333 325 102.46 4 

IVANHOE 3 1 2 0 0 0 252 262 96.18 4 

ALBERT PARK 3 1 2 0 0 0 271 289 93.77 4 

KEW 3 1 2 0 0 0 254 337 75.37 4 

MT LILYDALE 3 0 3 0 0 0 225 374 60.16 0 

HAWTHORN 3 0 3 0 0 0 181 395 45.82 0 


MONASH GRYPHONS 3 3 0 0 0 0 308 131 235.11 12 

WEST BRUNSWICK 3 3 0 0 0 0 336 165 203.64 12 

YARRA VALLEY 3 2 1 0 0 0 269 200 134.5 8 

POWER HOUSE 3 2 1 0 0 0 246 194 126.8 8 

ELSTERNWICK 3 2 1 0 0 0 161 230 70 8 


UHS-VU 3 1 2 0 0 0 257 274 93.8 4 

IVANHOE 3 1 2 0 0 0 209 258 81.01 4 

KEW 3 1 2 0 0 0 190 270 70.37 4 

ALBERT PARK 3 1 2 0 0 0 171 281 60.85 4 

HAWTHORN 3 1 2 0 0 0 155 292 53.08 4 

MT LILYDALE 3 0 3 0 0 0 167 250 66.8 0 


ST FRANCIS XAVIER 3 3 0 0 0 0 512 158 324.05 12 

SWINBURNE UNI 3 2 1 0 0 0 432 202 213.86 8 

BOX HILL NORTH 3 2 1 0 0 0 360 324 111.11 8 

ELEY PARK SHARKS 3 2 1 0 0 0 338 309 109.39 8 

NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 2 1 0 0 0 284 296 95.95 8 

MANNINGHAM COBRAS 3 1 2 0 0 0 316 214 147.66 4 

POINT COOK 3 1 2 0 0 0 321 363 88.43 4 


SOUTH MORNINGTON 3 1 2 0 0 0 238 309 77.02 4 

CHADSTONE 3 0 3 0 0 0 53 627 8.45 0 


SOUTH MORNINGTON 3 3 0 0 0 0 329 145 226.9 12 

ST FRANCIS XAVIER 3 2 1 0 0 0 445 118 377.12 8 

SWINBURNE UNI 3 2 1 0 0 0 424 182 232.97 8 

NORTH BRUNSWICK 3 2 1 0 0 0 243 192 126.56 8 


ELEY PARK SHARKS 3 2 1 0 0 0 253 309 81.88 8 

MANNINGHAM COBRAS 3 1 2 0 0 0 372 189 196.83 4 

BOX HILL NORTH 3 1 2 0 0 0 229 290 78.97 4 

POINT COOK 3 0 3 0 0 0 147 339 43.36 0 

CHADSTONE 3 0 3 0 0 0 38 712 5.34 0 

U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 3 0 0 0 0 458 158 289.87 12 

OLD SCOTCH 3 3 0 0 0 0 388 190 204.21 12 

BEAUMARIS 3 2 1 0 0 0 393 171 229.82 8 

DE LA SALLE 3 2 1 0 0 0 327 154 212.34 8 

ST BEDES/MT 3 2 1 0 0 0 282 218 129.36 8 

UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 1 2 0 0 0 276 333 82.88 4 


FITZROY 3 1 2 0 0 0 162 346 46.82 4 


OLD BRIGHTON 3 0 3 0 0 0 98 505 19.41 0 


WINNING EDGE 

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

CLUB SENIORS UNDER 19/18 RESERVES THIRDS/CLUB XVIII TOTAL 

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 12 9 6 3 30 

WERRIBEE DISTRICTS FC 12 9 6 1 28 

AJAX AFC 12 6 5 1 24 

THERRY PENOLA OB 12 6 4 2 24 

OLD XAVERIANS 8 9 4 3 24 

BANYULE AFC 12 3 6 2 23 

OLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS 12 3 4 3 22 

OLD SCOTCH 6 9 6 1 22 

MONASH BLUES 12 6 2 1 21 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 8 9 2 1 20 

MAZENOD OC 4 9 4 2.5 19.5 

DE LA SALLE OC 6 6 4 3 19 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 8 9 2 19 

ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 10 6 2 18 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12 3 2 1 18 

ST KEVINS OB 6 6 6 18 


PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

COLLEGIANS 3 3 0 0 0 0 288 159 181.13 12 

OLD CAREY 3 3 0 0 0 0 351 285 123.16 12 

ST BEDES/MT 3 2 0 1 0 0 308 275 112 10 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 2 1 0 0 0 249 207 120.29 8 

DE LA SALLE 3 1 1 1 0 0 312 299 104.35 6 

OLD SCOTCH 3 1 1 1 0 0 251 243 103.29 6 

OLD TRINITY 3 1 1 1 0 0 234 228 102.63 6 




PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD SCOTCH 3 3 0 0 0 0 311 178 174.72 12 


OLD XAVERIANS 3 2 1 0 0 0 285 154 185.06 8 

DE LA SALLE 3 2 1 0 0 0 240 169 142.01 8 

OLD CAREY 3 2 1 0 0 0 281 218 128.9 8 


ST BEDES/MT 3 1 2 0 0 0 266 212 125.47 4 

COLLEGIANS 3 0 3 0 0 0 179 227 78.85 0 

OLD TRINITY 3 0 3 0 0 0 138 345 40 0 


PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 3 0 0 0 0 363 82 442.68 12 

DE LA SALLE 3 3 0 0 0 0 212 174 121.84 12 

COLLEGIANS 3 2 1 0 0 0 305 145 210.34 8 


WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 3 1 1 0 1 0 184 157 117.2 8 

OLD SCOTCH 3 1 1 0 1 0 96 175 54.86 8 

ST BEDES/MT 3 0 2 0 1 0 77 196 39.29 4 


OLD TRINITY 3 0 3 0 0 0 155 363 42.7 0 

PREMIER B P W L D B FF F A % Pts 



OLD IVANHOE 3 3 0 0 0 0 314 199 157.79 12 

ST KEVINS 3 2 0 1 0 0 368 232 158.62 10 

BEAUMARIS 3 2 1 0 0 0 332 270 122.96 8 

OLD BRIGHTON 3 1 2 0 0 0 255 304 83.88 4 


MARCELLIN 3 0 3 0 0 0 197 353 55.81 0 

OAKLEIGH 3 0 3 0 0 0 225 413 54.48 0 

ST BERNARDS 3 0 3 0 0 0 174 453 38.41 0 

PREMIER B RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

ST KEVINS 3 3 0 0 0 0 305 99 308.08 12 


OLD BRIGHTON 3 3 0 0 0 0 337 158 213.29 12 

OLD IVANHOE 3 2 1 0 0 0 188 195 96.41 8 


ST BERNARDS 3 1 2 0 0 0 190 219 86.76 4 

OAKLEIGH 3 1 2 0 0 0 211 281 75.09 4 

MARCELLIN 3 1 2 0 0 0 108 205 52.68 4 

BEAUMARIS 3 0 3 0 0 0 167 339 49.26 0 


PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts 


ST BERNARDS 3 3 0 0 0 0 241 145 166.21 12 


MARCELLIN 3 2 1 0 0 0 260 208 125 8 

OLD XAVERIANS 3 1 2 0 0 0 244 307 79.48 4 


WHITEFRIARS 3 1 2 0 0 0 203 275 73.82 4 

OAKLEIGH AFC 3 1 2 0 0 0 132 208 63.46 4 

ST KEVINS 3 0 3 0 0 0 193 230 83.91 0 

OLD BRIGHTON 3 0 3 0 0 0 85 153 55.56 0

VAFA ROUND 4.indd - Victorian Amateur Football Association

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