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EDITORIAL
Michael Sholly
FROM OLYMPICS TO FOOTBALL
AMATEURISM PREVAILS
Over the past month there has been a feast of sport in
Europe, with many employers conscious of their tired
employees whilst trying to mask their own fatigue;
Wimbledon, the Tour de France, major championship
golf and even Casey Stoner and Mark Webber have
many of us burning the candle at both ends.
With the London 2012 Olympic Games commencing
this weekend the tired and glazed over look on
people’s faces are set to continue for another fortnight.
The original Olympic ideals of amateurism have been
replicated in amateur sport around the globe and in
our competition prevail today. Many educators believe
that sport forms an important part of education, the
inference being that a sound mind needs a sound
body.
The belief was that man needed to exude all-round
skills and attributes and not just be best at one thing in
order to be successful in life. This is one of the reasons
professionals were excluded from the Olympics until
the 1980’s.
The amateur ethos has survived at the VAFA where the
same principles of the all-rounder survive. Amateur
status was valued and thought to be the way to
determine a true sportsman.
Examples of how important amateur status was to
an athlete or footballer and the officials running a
competition are scattered through the past. Most
notable was American Jim Thorpe whose 1912
Stockholm Olympic Gold medals for decathlon and
pentathlon were stripped from him as evidence
was submitted that Thorpe received money from
participating in professional sports. Thorpe’s honours
from 1912 were finally restored in 1982, thirty years
after his death.
Amateur football was no different, as many players
who left their amateur club to play at VFL level
continued to play for no money in order to retain their
amateur status so that one day they could return to
play in the VAFA.
Indeed amateurism was so scrutinised that if you
were a physical education teacher, you were deemed
ineligible to play in the VAFA as you were receiving a
salary derived from sport. These restrictions were not
changed until similar changes to rulings were made
for the Olympics.
This mentality was mirrored in the Olympics when for
the 1936 Garmisch-Partenkirchen Games in Germany,
the International Ski Federation (FIS) decided that ski
instructors could not compete because they were
professionals, and the Olympics were meant for
amateur athletes only.
The VAFA is proud of our amateur link to the Olympic
Games and we are incredibly proud of our players
who have represented Australia at the games. On the
website we have been running stories this week on
some of these athletes. We have one current player,
Christian Ryan, who has made a comeback to football
with North Old Boys / St Pats after a brilliant rowing
career. Christian won a sliver medal in the bow seat in
the Men’s Eight at the Sydney Olympic Games in 2000.
In that crew was Mike Mackay who played with Old
Xaverians in the late eighties before becoming a
member of the gold winning Oarsome Foursome in
the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Games in the
coxless four. At these two Olympic Games, the crew
had five representatives and incredibly three of these
played football in the VAFA. Along with Mackay, James
Tomkins played for Old Carey and Old Brighton and
Andrew Cooper played with Old Brighton.
The biggest story of the 1968 Olympic Games in
Mexico was the gesture by 200 metre gold medallist
Tommie Smith and bronze medallist John Carlos
showing their black power salute. The silver medallist
from that race was dashing West Brunswick wingman
Peter Norman and he supported the two Americans
by wearing an Olympic Project for Human Rights
badge on his tracksuit.
Of course the VAFA had a major presence at the
1956 Melbourne Olympics when the VAFA played
an exhibition football match on the MCG against
amateur players from the VFL and VFA. Surprising
many but not the VAFA supporters, we won the match
12.9.81 to 8.7.55. The VAFA was captained by Geoff
Hibbins of Collegians and the VFL by Denis Cordner
from Melbourne and formerly Old Melburnians.
For more information regarding the VAFA and our
links to the Olympics click onto vafa.com.au.
The Amateur Footballer
THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
July 28, 2012 $3.00 Vol. 12 No. 14
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
1

PREMIER
Andrew Leonard
BATTLE OF
TWO HALVES
When checking the live scores app for scores from
around the grounds on Saturday it appeared that
three of the four lower placed sides were a chance
of upsetting their higher placed opposition.
However by the end of the day regular service
had resumed, with all four higher placed sides
recording good wins. Then on Sunday at quarter
time it look like ninth placed Old Trinity had come
to play against the third placed De La Salle as
they led at the first change before an avalanche
of goals from De La Salle ensured that Round 12
would be remembered as the week the top five
asserted themselves over the bottom half of the
section.
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers arrived at Toorak Park
to find excellent conditions for football and
they started the game brilliantly kicking three
goals in the opening three minutes to the main
grandstand end of the ground. A six goal to one
quarter ensued, and with the first two goals of
the second quarter sending the margin out to
40 points a major upset was on the cards. But
Xaverians are on a mission this year and as they
did against St Bernards two weeks prior, their
stronger bodies started to outmuscle the lightly
framed Tigers. Firstly reducing the deficit to four
goals at the long break, then arresting control in
the third term to lead by a point at three quarter
time and finally running on to win by five goals.
Matt Handley kicked four but was shaded by
the performance of his younger understudy, Pat
Ambrose who kicked three. Matt Ball lead from
the front and had Brad Rogerson, Nick Wynne and
Michael Darvell all in support. For the Tigers the
three Wintle brothers were strong contributors
as was U19 Big V Captain Dan Garside.
Old Scotch needed a win and they could have
been excused for feeling nervous at half time
against Caulfield Grammarians. It was a low
scoring contest and importantly Grammarians
had the lead at the long break. The second half
was more of a reflection on where the sides
were placed, led by Richard Eva (2 goals) and
Tom McKinley (4) Old Scotch kicked nine-goalsto-five
after half time to overrun the home side
and keep in touch with the four. It was another
good display from Caulfield without getting the
result and there is no doubt they will be a side to
be reckoned with next year, albeit in Premier B.
Max Slonim was their best, kicking another three
goals, the 30 point margin suggests the Fields are
not far away from a win this year.
The game that was hardest to predict, it was
the visiting Old Carey who registered a win
against St Bernards at the Snakepit to hold on
to fourth spot from Old Scotch on percentage.
Both sides looked to have enjoyed their week
off in a first half arm wrestle where skill errors
and the unlucky bounce of the ball cost both
sides on occasions. St Bernards missed a host of
chances at the end of the first quarter that would
have given them a bigger buffer to defend, and
another tight quarter in the second saw the
Snowdogs lead narrowly at half time. Old Carey
came out firing in the third term. The powerful
kicking of Julian Rowe and Cam Howat, and
strong bodies of James Rimington and Matthew
Laidlaw were too much for a younger St Bernards
side. Laidlaw kicked three of his five goals for the
day in the third quarter in which the Panthers
kicked eight to blow the game open. Tom Caven
was outstanding at half back for the home side
but he alone couldn’t stop the onslaught. The
final quarter was a fizzer and a final margin of 35
points was all courtesy of that third quarter blitz.
In good conditions at Harry Trott it was surprising
to see such a lopsided score line, with both sides
inaccurate kicking costing them throughout the
afternoon. This was highlighted in the second
quarter when Collegians kicked 2.9 for the term.
The most costly quarter for Uni Blues was the
last when they scored 2.5 for the quarter but the
game was dusted at that stage. James Jorgenson
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
De La Salle v Caulfield Gramm
Old Trinity v Collegians
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v Old Scotch
University Blues v St Bernards
Old Carey v Old Xaverians
2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

and Shura Taft each booted three goals for the
home side and Andrew Scott kicked ‘behind of
the year’, spinning one way then the other to
snap through a minor score. Peter Summers put
in another solid display for the visitors – look out
at the club B&F later this year – but it was all to no
avail as Collegians extended the margin at every
change to win by an even 50 points.
This week the games take on some extra
significance as both Old Scotch and Old Carey
confront difficult matches in their bid for finals
action. Old Scotch travel south to St Bedes /
Mentone Tigers in Inner FM’s match of the day
(96.5FM). The Tigers, matched it with the top
side the previous week for a half and will fancy
themselves at home to the Cardinals. Having
made the mistake of tipping against SBMTs at
home a few weeks ago, I will not repeat it – the
home side to win in an upset. Old Carey host Old
Xaverians on Sunday at Sportscover Arena (also
a broadcast game) and after watching Xaverians
last week I get the feeling that a loss is around
the corner. Six games to go is as good a time as
any, so in another upset, I am siding with the
Panthers. Old Trinity host Collegians at Daley Oval
and despite a 20 goal loss to De La, Trinity will fair
better at home, although probably not enough
to knock off Collegians. University Blues and
St Bernards is a battle for mid table supremacy
and I can see Blues winning this game at home.
De La Salle might try to better their 20 goal win
last week against Caulfield at home, but I can’t
imagine an improving Caulfield lying down,
having said that, De La Salle to win comfortably.
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PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE
Collegians 4.3 6.12 9.16 13.22 (100)
University Blues 2.2 2.5 4.9 6.14 (50)
GOALS Collegians: J. Jorgensen 3 S. Taft 3 L. Ferguson 2 N. Ries 2 J. Kondarovswkis 1 A.
Croft 1 C. Lee 1 University Blues: A. Austin 2 J. Watts 2 A. Christensen 1 A. Lowck 1
BEST Collegians: A. Scott T. Zimbachs J. Bull C. Lee J. Kamener C. Holst
University Blues: P. Summers H. Weddell S. Bryce D. Zambon M. Rippon M. Monteith
Old Scotch 3.4 3.7 8.12 12.18 (90)
Caulfield Grammarians 2.1 4.3 8.4 9.6 (60)
GOALS Old Scotch:
T. McKinley 4 R. Eva 2 J. Davis 2 E. Walmsley 1 N. Jamieson 1 G. van den Broek 1 L.
Schumann 1 Caulfield Grammarians: M. Slonim 3 B. Sinclair 2 C. Williams 1 B. Price 1 S.
Widjaja 1 L. O’Keefe 1
BEST Old Scotch: R. Eva M. Burns R. Ferraro T. McKinley G. van den Broek S. Thompson
Caulfield Grammarians: M. Slonim D. O’Keefe M. Nelson B. Sinclair C. Game G. Winter
Old Xaverians 1.2 6.4 11.6 15.11 (101)
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 7.2 10.3 11.5 11.5 (71)
GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Handley 4 P. Ambrose 3 M. Darvell 2 B. Goss 1 J. Williams 1 J.
Mercuri 1 L. Tiernan 1 L. Smith 1 L. Howard 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: L. Terrell 2 S.
Glennen 2 M. Curcio 2 G. Rowlands 1 A. Cross 1 D. Holden 1 M. Wintle 1 P. Kean 1
BEST Old Xaverians: P. Ambrose J. Shaw B. Rogerson M. Ball A. Ryan M. Darvell St Bedes
/ Mentone Tigers: D. Garside M. Wintle S. Glennen D. Waters L. Wintle P. Wintle
Old Carey 2.2 6.4 14.6 15.11 (101)
St Bernards 2.8 6.12 7.15 8.18 (66)
GOALS Old Carey:
M. Laidlaw 4 D. Yze 3 P. Fiorenza 2 B. Huf 1 J. Rimington 1 R. Josephs 1
S. Freemantle 1 C. Howat 1 W. Cushen 1 St Bernards: D. Byrne 2 L. O’Sullivan 1 D. Riley 1
N. Cooke 1 D. Wall 1 B. George 1
L. Wilkinson 1
BEST Old Carey: J. Rowe C. Howat B. Smithwick P. Fiorenza J. Murrie M. Laidlaw St
Bernards: T. Caven A. Van Meel L. Wilkinson C. Peart A. Singleton M. Borzillo
De La Salle 4.0 12.3 20.6 27.14 (176)
Old Trinity 5.1 6.2 6.11 7.14 (56)
GOALS De La Salle: L. Harrison 7 J. Grifiths 3 L. Semmel 2 J. Gotch 2 T. Kovess 2 J. Vickers
2 B. Humphrey 2 M. Moore 2 S. Haslem 2 S. Pickett 2 D. Lowe 1
Old Trinity: D. Chamberlain 2 R. Humann 1 A. Kyriacopoulos 1 J. Hunt 1 N. Chamberlain
1 T. Walsh 1
BEST De La Salle: L. Harrison J. Gotch J. Vickers L. Semmel D. Lowe A. Kneebone Old
Trinity: R. Humann G. Hamilton L. Pacconi K. Butler B. Barratt A. Ramsden
University Blues 2.3 5.4 8.5 12.7 (79)
Collegians 4.0 5.1 6.3 9.5 (59)
GOALS University Blues: M. Maltman 4 J. Mugavin 2 H. Hanlon 2 S. Driscoll 1 C. Shaw
1 M. Leishman 1 L. Quin 1 Collegians: B. Riddle 2 C. Bonnar 2 C. Lyon 1 M. Willmott 1 S.
Cutts 1 J. Clark 1 D. Maddk 1
BEST University Blues: M. Maltman J. Mugavin A. Nice T. Girdwood C. Shaw H. Hanlon
Collegians: B. Riddle M. Williams J. Head S. Hall S. Inglis D. Maddk
Old Scotch 2.3 8.5 12.6 15.9 (99)
Caulfield Grammarians 1.1 4.3 5.5 7.6 (48)
GOALS Old Scotch: N. Allen 5 M. Seed 3 R. Wilkinson 2 A. Tummel 2 J. Halbert 1 T. Keck
1 M. Davis 1 Caulfield Grammarians: A. Strain 2 T. Yelland 2 A. Clarke 1 T. Nixon 1 D.
Allanson 1
BEST Old Scotch: S. Muggleton N. Allen M. Seed J. Furey T. Auty A. van Ryn
Caulfield Grammarians: S. Dickson A. Clarke P. Mayes S. Howard T. Yelland T. Nixon
Old Xaverians 5.4 10.8 13.12 20.15 (135)
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 1.0 3.0 4.2 5.3 (33)
GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Hannan 5 C. Larkins 4 M. Douglas 3 B. Kennedy 3 M. Romanin
2 J. Bergin 1 J. Curtis 1 D. Harangozo 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: S. Kidd 2 D. Sceney 1
L. Porter 1 N. Seeber 1
BEST Old Xaverians: M. Douglas M. Romanin S. Lees D. Harangozo J. Douglas B. Kennedy
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: L. Stutterd C. Neville J. Murnane A. Vandenblink M. Pitt S.
Kidd
St Bernards 2.0 6.3 9.4 11.9 (75)
Old Carey 1.1 3.2 5.3 7.4 (46)
GOALS St Bernards: C. Mitchell 3 S. Clarke 2 J. Forder 2 J. Evans 1 D. Lamanna 1 J. King 1
L. Cookson 1 Old Carey: T. Angus 4 M. Bull 1 S. Lenders 1 S. Bramwell 1
BEST St Bernards: H. Carland B. Peart P. Harris J. King S. Clarke C. Mitchell
Old Carey: L. Hall T. Newton L. Cooney A. Bird L. Marriott B. Fordham
De La Salle 4.5 7.8 10.11 15.17 (107)
Old Trinity 2.1 3.3 5.4 6.5 (41)
GOALS De La Salle: N. Fyfield 4 D. Close 3 T. Parker 2 N. Hyland 1 K. Grant 1 T. McMahon 1
P. Harrison 1 B. Oakley 1 C. Kelliher 1 Old Trinity: T. Quarterman 1 W. Bowman 1 L. Piccolo
1 A. Hore-Lacy 1 M. McDonald 1 S. Cade 1
BEST De La Salle: J. Phillips T. Parker R. Harris M. Nankervis J. Harris N. Fyfield Old Trinity:
M. Burgess J. Petdro D. Coulsen-Hoffacker M. Cooper S. Meighan L. Piccolo
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
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PREMIER B
Di Langton
FIFTY
SHADES OF
B GRADE
After a fairly soft performance against Old
Haileybury, Uni Blacks dominated Werribee last
week with a 15-goal pounding to once again
assert themselves as clear ladder leaders. No
time to bask in a post-game smoke, however,
they come up against in-form Old Melburnians
this week – the dark blues have run off those
early season love handles and are tackling with
fantastic gusto, to wit their steamy encounter
with the Magentas showcased superior drive
and vigour. The Sharks continue to cruise the
competition, tearing off a bit of tri-colour trim
while the ‘Tonners have unearthed a new leading
lothario in Dan Anthony. The ‘Bees and Jackas
have found that staying up in Premier B takes
quite a bit of stamina, while the Oaks finally got
some satisfaction with a win over Old Ivanhoe
…who have sadly and most definitely lost their
mojo.
In brilliant mid-winter conditions mirrored
around Melbourne, Old Brighton hosted AJAX
at South Road, starting with a fairly even first
term until the home side scored late majors.
Ruckman Skewes gave the ‘Tonner midfielders
first use, Bruin outstanding on the wing while
the double-teaming on Jacka Routman stifled
his usual impact. AJAX forwards Lew and Fayman
kicked seven goals between them, but Old
Brighton captain Jon Perrett’s four goals (three
in an electric second quarter) stamped the home
side’s claim to fifth pozzie with an emphatic 65
point win.
Over at sunny Scammell Reserve the cellar
dweller duel between Oakleigh and Old Ivanhoe
started at a frantic pace, each desperate to get
the early jump but accuracy suffered until both
sides slowed and steadied. The Browns took a
nine point lead at the lemon break and quietly
maintained the upper hand through to half
time, but the Krushers burst out of the sheds to
cut a swathe through Ivanhoe’s defences and
took third term honours with a 15 point buffer.
The final stanza was a rout, Ivanhoe swept aside
as the Oaks kicked six in a 37 point win. Chris
Lamb and Lee Barrand kicked 3 each, Steve
Doherty again solid while Nick Butler (5) and Nick
Gieschen were best for the Hoes.
The ground at Banksia Reserve was in great shape
as the battle for second spot raged between
Beaumaris and St Kevins. The game ebbed and
flowed with the Sharks taking the edge in the big
man duels; McNicholas and Carroll rotating well
while Dean (3) showed strength and class around
the ground. Beauy linked up smoothly while
SKOBs relied more on individual efforts, hard
at the ball regardless. Jules Staffieri continues a
stellar first year for St Kevins, a clear winner in
defence and youngster Henry Parkes kicked four.
Weight of numbers ran out however, Beaumaris
well deserved winners by around 4 goals.
Werribee’s horror stretch continued, managing
just two goals against Uni Blacks in a forgettable
game at the varsity. Ravaged by injury this year,
the ‘Bees nonetheless had a quality lineup on
the park, albeit young and underdone, but were
found wanting in the clinches. Patterson was
their stellar light, while Delahunty continued
solid form for the Uni, along with Jordy Foster
bagging five goals, Mahon and Matthews (3) free
to run amok.
The scene was beautifully set at McKinnon
Reserve; streaming sunshine poured into the
pre-game lunch celebrating the myriad exploits
of Old Haileybury’s past players, but on the park
Old Melburnians booted four goals to the hapless
Blood’s six behinds - despite getting plenty of the
pill. They steadied in the second but an insipid
third term saw barely a tackle laid, even though
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
AJAX v Oakleigh
Beaumaris v Old Ivanhoe
Old Melburnians v University Blacks
St Kevins v Old Brighton
Werribee Districts v Old Haileybury
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OMs were down a couple of sin-binned players.
Big man Ferguson toiled hard and did well when
moved into the ruck, and young Seccull was
amongst the few that dug deep. OM’s strongman
Lachie Bennett started sluggishly but worked his
way beautifully into the game to nail a number
of pivotal goals as his side ran away easy 35 point
winners in the end.
THIS WEEK
Old Ivanhoe best beware the siren call down at
Waterworld although the Sharks may be tempted
to rest a player or two, and if the Krushers harbour
hope of defying relegation gravity they’ll need
to tease out a win over AJAX this week. The
Werribee gamekeepers will try wooing the
Bloods but don’t expect a Lady Chatterley-type
result and an intriguing plot thickens between
St Kevins and Old Brighton who rendezvous at
Elsternwick Park. But an even more seductive
encounter looms at Old Melburnian’s romantic
little oval: the devilishly handsome University
suitor eyeing off the angelic Grammar cherub
that unveils surprising full-bodied maturity. Will
it be another notch in Uni’s little Black Book, or
could it be the Story of O?
Please email your match reports, thoughts and
feelings to dilangton@bigpond.com by Sunday
evening.
PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVE
Beaumaris 2.3 6.7 10.9 13.14 (92)
St Kevins 3.3 7.4 9.6 11.8 (74)
GOALS Beaumaris: T. Cumming 3 T. Dean 3 J. Thompson 2 O. Webber 1 W. Edmonds 1 A.
Carroll 1 M. Lee 1 M. Howes 1 St Kevins: H. Parkes 4 P. Edgar 3 J. Marchesani 1 Z. Ginies 1
J. Gabelich 1 R. Caldow 1
BEST Beaumaris: T. Dean L. McNicholas W. Murton A. Carroll T. Buckley L. Boyd St Kevins:
J. Staffieri J. Charles P. Hanley P. Edgar J. Marchesani P. Dowd
Oakleigh 3.2 6.10 12.12 19.12 (126)
Old Ivanhoe 4.5 8.7 10.9 13.11 (89)
GOALS Oakleigh: C. Lamb 3 L. Barrand 3 J. Hind 2 S. Ott 2 G. Bennett 2 M. Harold 2 T.
Scott 2 T. Doherty 1 P. Ioannidis 1 K. Hogan 1 Old Ivanhoe: N. Butler 5 P. Spurling 3 A.
Baldwin 1 N. Gieschen 1 E. Spargo 1 S. Geilings 1
R. Gieschen 1
BEST Oakleigh: C. Lamb S. Doherty J. Pappon D. Cleary T. Doherty R. Holden
Old Ivanhoe: N. Butler N. Gieschen M. Mitris C. Sutherland A. Baldwin E. Spargo
Old Brighton 7.4 12.7 16.11 22.14 (146)
AJAX 3.6 5.8 10.13 11.15 (81)
GOALS Old Brighton: D. Anthony 5 M. Dewar 4 J. Perrett 4 S. Roney 3 T. Mentiplay 2 J.
North 1 J. Pascoe 1 B. Gadsden 1 B. Austin 1
AJAX: J. Lew 4 D. Fayman 3 E. Routman 1 A. Kalb 1 J. Tendler 1 D. Steinberg 1
BEST Old Brighton: M. Bruin T. Skewes T. Mentiplay M. Dewar A. Dewar J. North AJAX: A.
Lewin J. Lew D. Steinberg W. Steinberg J. Tendler E. Routman
Old Melburnians 4.1 6.3 11.7 13.8 (86)
Old Haileybury 0.6 3.9 4.11 6.15 (51)
GOALS Old Melburnians: not provided
Old Haileybury: T. Ridgway 2 C. Ferguson 1 P. Gleadhill 1 J. Rafferty 1 W. McTaggart 1
BEST Old Melburnians: not provided Old Haileybury: B. Seccull C. Ferguson L. Nash D.
Harrison P. Gleadhill C. Millard
University Blacks 4.3 7.6 13.8 16.15 (111)
Werribee Districts 0.5 1.8 1.9 2.10 (22)
GOALS University Blacks: J. Foster 5 J. Matthews 3 B. Mahon 2 H. Lacey 2 N. Batten 2 J.
Bismire 1 A. Else 1 Werribee Districts: A. Alifraco 1 S. Callea 1
BEST University Blacks: J. Delahunty B. Mahon J. Foster T. Howgate T. Napier N. Batten
Werribee Districts: L. Patterson S. Callea C. Purton J. Sargent R. Harrington W. Pelar
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
Beaumaris 3.1 5.9 8.13 10.15 (75)
St Kevins 2.2 2.3 4.6 6.9 (45)
GOALS Beaumaris: T. Rayner 3 K. Barnes 3 T. Pritchard 2 W. Mattingley 1 D. Pritchard 1 St
Kevins: M. Lattanzio 3 M. Murphy 1 S. O’Connor 1 J. Jolly 1
BEST Beaumaris: K. Barnes J. Evans M. DeFontenay A. Catlin M. Millar T. Rayner St
Kevins: J. Jolly J. Liston M. Lattanzio M. Murphy M. Shanahan G. Holland
Oakleigh 7.5 11.10 15.14 20.15 (135)
Old Ivanhoe 1.2 3.2 6.2 8.4 (52)
GOALS Oakleigh: P. Tsoucalas 4 T. Costigan 3 A. Binns 2 T. Golik 2 A. Matthieson 2 Z.
Thiessens 2 M. White 1 C. Lavery 1 J. Derks-Revere 1 S. Way 1 A. Shaw 1 Old Ivanhoe: P.
Dinakis 3 S. Leggett 2 C. Nichol 1 J. Trajanovski 1 C. Georgiou 1
BEST Oakleigh: M. White A. Murray P. Tsoucalas T. Costigan A. Ashworth J. Derks-Revere
Old Ivanhoe: R. Buckley S. Pearce M. Moncrieff J. Trajanovski G. Fowler P. Dinakis
Old Brighton 2.0 5.2 8.6 13.13 (91)
AJAX 3.2 7.4 9.6 11.8 (74)
GOALS Old Brighton: D. Jennings 4 B. Blatt 2 J. Beaton 2 J. Edge 2 C. Mizzi 1 S. Macleod-
Smith 1 N. Graham-Bowman 1
AJAX: J. Ludski 3 J. Khen 2 A. Wollan 1 B. Michowski 1 A. Lerner 1 R. White 1 D. Klotnick
1 R. Abraham 1
BEST Old Brighton: J. Edge J. Beaton A. Gunning L. Anthony R. Eastgate S. Cramey AJAX:
J. Ludski B. Caplan J. Mendies R. Abraham D. Burns J. Nevezie
Old Melburnians 6.2 9.4 16.4 17.7 (109)
Old Haileybury 3.0 5.3 9.4 12.9 (81)
GOALS Old Melburnians: S. Kemmerer 7 E. Lloyd 3 B. McKie 2 A. Lapin 2 L. Townsing 1
S. Quennell 1 J. Siebert 1 Old Haileybury: D. Gilby 6 R. James 3 T. Tyrell 1 J. Bayard 1 M.
Seccull 1
BEST Old Melburnians: P. Kennon B. McKie S. Gibbons W. Johnson C. Stubbe J. Siebert
Old Haileybury: M. Seccull R. McMurray R. James J. McLauchlan D. Newby A. Kight
University Blacks 6.1 13.5 24.12 28.13 (181)
Werribee Districts 2.1 2.1 2.2 2.4 (16)
GOALS University Blacks: J. Clarke 5 S. Lane 4 C. Roberts 4 A. Jesse 3 S. Myers 3 T.
Brennan 2 M. Aitken 2 S. Yule 2 T. Howie 2 J. Keegan 1 Werribee Districts:
T. Sapountzis 2
BEST University Blacks: J. Clarke M. Aitken J. Gardiner S. Myers S. Lane C. Roberts
Werribee Districts: N. Morrison J. Ayling T. Morrish D. Menegazzo M. Smith L. Menegazzo
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PREMIER C
Simon Fuller
PARKDALE EARNS TOP SPOT
Just another weekend round these parts in
Premier C. Two of the premiership fancies were
absolutely belted, the Vultures probably played
their best footy of the season to earn top spot,
Old Camberwell signalled their return to form
with a great win and PEGS inherited the tag of
the outsider most likely to take a spot in the
four from Mazenod.
Spirits were high at Boss James before the main
game, as the Rovers’ scoobies got over the line,
with a late surge, to register their first win of
the season. And, had it not been for a period
in the third quarter where Rupo was able to
bang through seven goals in a row, the home
side might have been able to challenge as well.
Hampton has made the jump from borderline
uncompetitive at the start of the year, to now
just being let down by lapses at crucial stages
during games and we now wait for them to
take the final step towards sustained four
quarter performances. Mitchell Gaunt has
been one of the stars for Rupo throughout the
season and continued his great form, young
Chris Kendall got another chance in the main
game and showed he belonged and Baddeley
and Brennan were significant, as usual. Ritchie
Atkins was enormous for the Rovers and will do
their chances of a win in their remaining games
no harm, if he can continue to make an impact.
Speaking of teams with a penchant for costly
lapses, the premiership quarter was what did
the Ashes in this time at the uni, with Banyule
kicking 6.2 to 1.4, turning a three goal deficit
into a ten point lead and set up the win. Adam
Barclay was sublime with seven goals, opening
up a sizable lead in the league goalkicking race.
Ash Brown contributed four and French and
Cusack were others who stood up in the win.
Lachlan Inglis had his best game for Monash ,
while Patrick Featonby and Damien Hatch look
like being future stars for the Blues.
PEGS moved into fifth place on the ladder
and couldn’t have looked more impressive,
easily accounting for the ladder leaders by 67
points. It was a thorough domination by the
Grammarians, increasing the margin at each
break, as the Eagles just couldn’t get anything
going. Trent Skurrie had a sensational game
and was ably supported by Daniel Flaherty and
David Forrest, with his six goals. Peter Augustin
and Jarrod Carlson could hold their heads high
for Marcellin, who will be keen to bounce back
immediately.
The Roys are another team that will look to
get their mojo back following two straight
big losses, the most recent being a 68 point
defeat at the hands of the new top team. As
PEGS managed to do against Marcellin, the
Vultures won every quarter, with Fitzroy having
no answer for the Bolands and Rochford and
Sullivan also dominating in a scary display. The
Roys would be feeling a bit shellshocked after
being dismantled twice in July and, in a team
with few winners, Greg Hesse stood out in his
first senior game. Fitzroy has added two points
for each goal they’ve managed over the past
two weeks and this is something that needs to
be fixed quickly.
Hats off to Old Camberwell, who showed how
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
Banyule v Old Camberwell
Hampton Rovers v Mazenod
Marcellin v Fitzroy
Parkdale Vultures v Monash Blues
Rupertswood v PEGS
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important their current position is to them,
with a great win at home against Mazenod in
the clash for fourth place. After a slow start, the
Wellers kicked into gear, with Jack Duke kicking
six, to make it 20 from his last four starts. Phil
and Simon Bennett were immense for the
Wellers and Warren Carlyle stood up with a big
game. Byron Bonner’s stellar season continued
and Nick Thomas played a great game for the
Nodders who can’t afford many more slip-ups,
if they hope to make it to September.
This week we’ve got Mazenod at Hampton
Rovers and the Nodder s will have to be on their
game to get the win. They’ve got too much to
play for though and they won’t let this one slip.
Parkdale hosts Monash and, with the Vultures
looking dominant with their full side in, they
will have another win. Marcellin plays against
Fitzroy, in what will be a fierce contest between
third and fourth. Very difficult to pick a winner
here, but I think Fitzroy might turn their recent
form around and hand the Eagles their second
straight loss. Banyule plays Old Camberwell at
the cave and, while the Bears need the four
points to keep their slim finals chances alive,
I think the Wellers will knock them off. Finally
we’ve got PEGS travelling to Rupertswood and
the visitors should be good enough to get the
win and keep the pressure on the teams above
them on the ladder
PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVE
Parkdale Vultures 4.3 7.4 11.8 17.9 (111)
Fitzroy 1.2 2.7 4.10 5.13 (43)
GOALS Parkdale Vultures: M. Boland 6 D. Rhford 3 C. Ryan 2 P. Sullivan 2 B. Hampton
1 S. Hendricks 1 R. Swayn 1 D. Price 1 Fitzroy: L. Ablett 2 G. Hesse 1 C. Polidoras 1 M.
Kyroussis 1
BEST Parkdale Vultures: M. Boland P. Sullivan T. Boland S. Hendricks P. Groves D. Rhford
Fitzroy: G. Hesse J. O’Reilly J. Vansittart R. Angiolella J. Beech L. Ablett
Rupertswood 5.0 6.1 15.7 17.11 (113)
Hampton Rovers 3.0 5.4 7.7 10.11 (71)
GOALS Rupertswood: L. Brennan 4 M. Wilson 3 L. Baddeley 2 M. Quigley 2 C. Kendall 2
M. Smith 2 B. Swallow 1 B. Riley 1
Hampton Rovers: N. Lyall 2 A. Ross 2 M. Care 1 J. Baxter 1 J. Wilson 1 E. Turner 1 T. Youl
1 A. Fisher 1
BEST Rupertswood: L. Baddeley B. Swallow M. Gaunt N. Egan B. Gay C. Kendall Hampton
Rovers: R. Atkins J. Wilson M. Care S. Clements J. Donald A. Power
Banyule 3.4 5.8 11.10 15.12 (102)
Monash Blues 4.2 8.8 9.12 11.15 (81)
GOALS Banyule: A. Barclay 7 A. Brown 4 K. Shepard-Mueller 2 I. Stokes 1 T. Cusack 1
Monash Blues: A. McKenzie 2 J. Taylor 2 E. Ree-Goodings 2 J. Griffiths 1 G. Taylor 1 J.
Cunnington 1 D. Fuzzard 1 J. McKenzie 1
BEST Banyule: A. Barclay L. French C. Taylor T. Cusack A. Brown J. Truefeldt
Monash Blues: L. Inglis J. McKenzie D. Hatch Z. Ledin D. Fuzzard P. Featonby
PEGS 5.1 7.6 13.9 17.13 (115)
Marcellin 1.3 1.5 4.6 7.6 (48)
GOALS PEGS: D. Forrest 6 M. Wilson 3 N. Bartram 2 R. Edwards 2 C. Tzambazis 2 H. Wilson
1 A. Frazer 1 Marcellin: A. Viney 2 M. Gasparini 1 P. Millsom 1 N. Crosbie 1 M. Bortolotto
1 T. Blanch 1
BEST PEGS: T. Skurrie D. Flaherty D. Forrest S. Towner R. Jones R. Baddeley
Marcellin: P. Augustin J. Carlson A. Viney M. Holmes N. Crosbie A. Lincoln
Old Camberwell 1.2 6.4 10.8 13.10 (88)
Mazenod 2.3 3.5 5.9 8.10 (58)
GOALS Old Camberwell: J. Duke 6 S. Killworth 2 A. Clarke 1 N. Tsindos 1 W. Carlyle 1
C. Bell 1 S. Needham 1 Mazenod: C. Jayaweera 3 L. Greco 1 B. Phibbs 1 R. Thomas 1 R.
Mann 1 J. Egan 1
BEST Old Camberwell: P. Bennett S. Bennett T. Beranger J. Heffernan C. Bell W. Carlyle
Mazenod: B. Bonner N. Thomas T. Bourbon L. Greco T. Vallance F. Reed
Fitzroy 7.3 14.4 20.9 24.15 (159)
Parkdale Vultures 1.0 7.2 9.3 11.4 (70)
GOALS Fitzroy: W. Pickering 6 D. Kynigopoulos 5 O. Stoltz 3 R. Ewing 2 N. Jumeau 2 M.
Cook 1 C. Wills 1 H. Topp 1 P. O’Connor 1 W. Johnson 1 M. Racovalis 1 Parkdale Vultures:
M. Hayes 5 S. Jones 2 S. L’Huillier 1 C. Radford 1 R. Meade 1 R. Irvine 1
BEST Fitzroy: M. Beacham J. Dimond D. Olarenshaw T. Parkinson O. Stoltz P. O’Connor
Parkdale Vultures: S. Chapman R. Meade M. Hayes G. Crilley D. Lonsdale A. White
Hampton Rovers 0.3 3.4 6.5 9.7 (61)
Rupertswood 2.3 5.7 5.9 8.11 (59)
GOALS Hampton Rovers: M. Gray 2 B. Woodland 2 T. Cougan 2 R. Warren 1 C. Rigney 1
M. Flahive 1 Rupertswood: J. Braddy 3 L. Morrison 2 D. Johnson 1 R. Vandenhurk 1 B.
Roberts 1
BEST Hampton Rovers: S. Anderson L. Woodland R. Warren N. Foster K. McNeil B.
Woodland Rupertswood: D. Johnson M. Tabone L. Smith B. Smith A. Evans J. Braddy
Banyule 0.2 4.4 6.9 8.13 (61)
Monash Blues 3.5 5.5 6.7 8.8 (56)
GOALS Banyule: Z. Wenke 3 M. Eifermann 2 A. Hopgood 1 T. Valvo 1 M. Crema 1 Monash
Blues: M. Myers 2 M. Hunt 2 J. Samuels 1 S. Whatley 1 P. Farrar 1 M. Stewart 1
BEST Banyule: L. Delaney G. Bell M. Eifermann R. Young Z. Wenke J. O’Connor Monash
Blues: A. Costley M. Hunt H. Devanny C. Godsil J. Samuels D. Meehan
Marcellin 2.3 6.4 8.9 9.11 (65)
PEGS 2.2 3.4 5.7 9.9 (63)
GOALS Marcellin: D. Fraser 3 D. Nicholls 3 H. Lee 3
PEGS: J. Leask 5 D. Podger 1 D. Galea 1 B. Briggs 1 L. Flaherty 1
BEST Marcellin: P. Symes A. Loucas D. Nicholls B. Hogan A. Montalto A. Ceccomancini
PEGS: J. Marr J. Leask M. Fahey D. Pound J. Stormont B. Briggs
Mazenod 3.3 7.6 9.9 11.10 (76)
Old Camberwell 4.0 8.0 10.2 10.6 (66)
GOALS Mazenod: J. Beard 5 A. Ciavarella 2 R. Power 2 C. Smith 1 S. Jones 1
Old Camberwell: D. Schmidt 5 J. Edwards 2 M. Cottrell 1 J. Robinson 1 P. Storey 1
BEST Mazenod: C. Smith R. Power N. Graham J. Schiano J. Beard A. Bau
Old Camberwell: D. Schmidt P. Storey A. Hudson A. Lattuada H. Levvey J. Way
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AMATEURS HAVE STRONG OLYMPIC PEDIGREE
With London 2012 to start this weekend we - which was incidentally the club’s first year
thought we would be self indulgent and in A Grade - in a draw at De La Salle. Tomkins
reflect on all the Olympians to have also playing full-forward and kicked a bag of goals,
played football for the love of the game. whilst Cooper floated across centre halfback
The list it’s quite extraordinary with not just
hauling in mark after mark to cut off De La
Olympians but Olympic medallists that have
attacks. The game itself was a ripper and in
pulled on the boots at one of our clubs. In
the minds of those there, it still ranks as one
recent times we have had Andrew Cooper
of the best games of Amateur football they
(Old Brighton), James Tomkins (Old Carey
and Old Brighton) and Michael McKay (Old
have witnessed. Both sets of supporters stood
Xaverians) who were original members of the to applaud the sides as they left the ground
Oarsome Foursome. Andrew is still a member after the final siren. Indeed the reminiscing at
at Old Brighton and many at Old Brighton still the De La Salle bar afterwards was said to go
recall a game the pair played together in 1993 long into the night.
Rowing: Andrew Cooper (OBGFC), Nicholas Green, Michael McKay(OXFC), James Tomkins (OCFC & OBGFC) -
Coxless Four
DON’T FORGET – ALL SUNDAY SPORTSCOVER GAMES
IN THE HOME AND AWAY SEASON
BEGIN AT 1:20PM AND ADMISSION IS FREE.
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HISTORIC STANCE TO THE BENEFIT OF HUMANITY AND WEST BRUNSWICK
For a long time Peter Norman was held in
higher esteem outside his own country than
he was in it. The 1968 Mexico City Olympics
was the scene of one of the most memorable
political photos and statements at a modern
Olympic games. Norman who won the silver
medal in the men’s 200m, splitting American
pair Tommie Smith (Gold) and John Carlos
(Bronze) stood on the dais whilst his peers
stood either side in a famous “human rights
salute”. Norman who wore an Olympic Project
for Human Rights badge, as did Smith and
Carlos, was subsequently ostracised by the
Australian Media, and not picked for the 1972
Munich Olympics despite qualifying. All of this
was to benefit West Brunswick as Norman was
friends with Neville Sillitoe, a famous athletics
coach and coach of West Brunswick juniors in
the early years. Neville, in conjunction with
Cliff Bastow (VAFA Registration Secretary),
encouraged Norman to run the boundary
line to keep fit in the winter to prepare for
the summer athletics season. After his nonselection
for the ’72 Olympics, Norman crossed
the white line to pull on the boots for West
Brunswick from 1972-77 to play 67 games for
the club. Peter Norman was an extremely fast
footballer, but as you may realise, that was
only one part of the game. Every now and then
some of the opposition players found out he
was an Olympian, and used to ‘try it on’ over
various distances by bouncing the ball whilst
running past him. When he had enough of
this, Norman would ‘put the foot down’ and
chase down the offending player, and apply
a solid tackle involving some nose rubbing in
the dirt. Peter Norman continued to contribute
to West Brunswick up until his passing in
2006, supporting them in finals campaigns,
offering his services at club functions and club
negotiations with the local council about the
pavilion. The film Salute by Matt Norman (Peter’s
nephew) was made in 2008 and documents
the 1968 race and medal presentation. Both
Tommie Smith and John Carlos were pallbearers
at Peter Norman’s funeral.
WASH UP OF WOMEN’S ROUND
Thank you to everyone for their efforts to acknowledge the ladies in our game that make
it special. We have had reports that a number of clubs paid tribute in a variety of ways,
including Beaumaris who had all female water carriers for the day with the boys told to have
a rest.
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VAFA COMMENTATOR CALLING ON FOOTBALL
Last weekend’s women’s round recognised the
valuable contribution women play in football,
and we thought a special mention should be
made of “The Cath Wotton Scholarship Fund”.
VAFA radio commentator on 96.5 Inner FM
and the “voice” of many Saturday afternoon
VAFA games Jo Wotton, and her sisters Amy
and Lou, set up this fund in memory of their
mother Cath. This fund acknowledges Cath’s
significant 37 year contribution to nursing
and her courageous battle with ovarian
cancer and provides registered nurses the
opportunity to be specifically trained in the
area of gynecological cancers. Jo (pictured
right) and Lou (left) who is captain, play
in the Victorian Women’s Football League
for the Eastern Devils. The side wore teal in
support of the cause last Sunday when they
played ladder leaders the Darebin Falcons
for the “Cath Wotton Cup”. Unfortunately the
Devils went down by 27 points but it was a
special day with over $5,000 raised from the
luncheon and raffle. The fund has raised over
$40,000 since it was launched. Jo will next be
commenting a Premier game on Saturday 11 th
August.
HAMPTON ROVERS LUNCH
Hampton Rovers FC hosted their annual Breast
Cancer Lunch on Saturday as part of VAFA
Women’s Round and it was a huge success with
140 people in attendance. The room was meant
to seat only 120 but somehow another 20 seats
were found with over three quarters of the
lunch all the fairer sex. The guest speakers were
netballers Chelsey Tregear (Melbourne Vixens –
who unfortunately lost the Grand Final of the
ANZ Championship the next day) and Elissa
MacLeod (Queensland Firebirds – won the title
in 2011). Elissa (left) is a breast cancer survivor
and she shared her story with everyone: being
diagnosed, her brave battle, her rise in the
netball ranks and winning the championship
with the Firebirds, the strength of family &
friends and where she is today. In another
highlight of the day, the Ressies came from 10
points down to win by 2 points with two late
goals to win their first game of the year, what
followed were scenes similar to that of the Gold
Coast Suns a couple of weeks back with the
players celebrating. Elissa MacLeod was talking
mid-speech when the final siren sounded and
everyone in the room erupted! The club has
an alternate entry onto the ground which is
straight through the middle of the social rooms.
She began chatting again, but the Ressies made
their way off the ground quickly to sing the
song in front of the seniors to rev them up, as
they came through the social rooms everyone
inside erupted (and interrupted) again! Two
minutes later the volume went up again as the
seniors ran out onto the ground. Elissa didn’t
mind one bit - it was a great atmosphere and
really good vibe around the place.
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SOUTH MELBOURNE CELEBRATE
South Melbourne has been a VAFA club for the
past 12 years but have a history that stretched
back to the year the Titanic sunk. Fortunately
for the club they have had a host of football
legends that meant the club was never
destined to head the way of the fateful ship.
This Saturday night, 28th July South Melbourne
Districts AFC celebrates 100 years and will
announce the first inductees into our Hall of
Fame at their Centenary Dinner Dance. The
night promises to be a magnificent occasion
with close to 600 guests at the Powerhouse
Function Centre and the list of possible Hall
of Fame inductees is an impressive one. The
potential candidates include Roy Cazaly who
commenced his career with us when known
as The Pembrokes and went onto captain
coach the club in 1917. Later Roy became an
icon of Australian Football. Keith Forbes was a
goal scoring rover who played for the districts
from 1925 to 1927 and having been rejected
by VFL side South Melbourne, went on to play
10 years at Essendon where he was named
one of their Champions and was later Captain
Coach of North Melbourne. Rod “Doc” Leffanue
played between 1929 and 1931 and then again
in 1934 and had stints at South Melbourne
and Carlton in the VFL. His involvement with
the club is traced back to the mid 50’s at least
where he helped coach juniors and in 1963
I SEE YOUR SAM MASON AND RAISE YOU
It seems some of our clubs have kept some very
detailed records indeed. One such statistical
champion is Ian Job, club historian at Kew
Football Club who saw the story on Ormond’s
Sam Mason in last week’s FTLOTG. It seems that
the record keep at Kew has very specific statistics
on the age of their players as they debut. In fact
Ian found at least two players that might have
taken the clubhouse lead in terms of youngest
player to play senior amateur footy. In order:
Don Fletcher debuted in round 1 1973 at age 14
years 347 days; Wayne Blay debuted in round 11
of the same season at 15 years 104 days and a
certain Robert DiPierdomenico debuted in round
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came out of retirement at the tender age of 50
to held the districts when they were short of
players! GV “Bluey” Beard coached the districts
to Premierships in 1939 & 1940 following his
career at South Melbourne in the VFL where
he was a member of their 1933 Premiership
and widely regarded as one of the districts
greatest ever leaders. Last week the club’s 16
sides (senior and junior) all wore a special 100
year celebratory jumper (pictured below) as a
once off for the round – all the best for Saturday
night and we look forward to seeing who the
inductees are.
2, 1974 at age 15 years 357 days. Don played 105
games for the club, won a Best and Fairest and
represented the Big V, he also managed 7 games
at Hawthorn in the VFL. Wayne played 181 games
for Kew, won a Best and Fairest, was club captain
and was the leading goal kicker and a multiple
representative of the Big V. “Bertie” (didn’t know
about that nickname) or “Dipper” as he is more
commonly known, actually played for the
reserves side in round 10, 1973 before playing
15 senior games in 1974 when he won Most
Promising Player. The following year he was at
Hawthorn where anyone who follows the brown
and gold will tell you his achievements there.
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MILESTONES
All milestones to Olivia@vafa.com.au by Tuesday noon. Please supply a picture or FTLOTG reserves the right
to find one on the web.
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South Melbourne’s Paul Cheevers and his younger brother
Robert were in the first Vic Kick as it was known back in the day
that was held at South Melbourne Districts and Coordinated
by a few of the parents including Sandra Cheevers who, over
20 years later is still deeply involved with the club as one of
the main organisers of our Centenary and Hall of Fame Dinner
Dance to he held at the Powerhouse Function centre on Sat
28th July in front of a capacity crowd of 600. Paul went on to
play all of his football with the club from under 9’s through
to under 19’s and then 200 senior games including the 2006
(D3) and 2007 (D2) Premiership sides. Paul was honoured with
life membership of the club in 2011. I will arrange an action
photo from this weeks game for you otherwise we will send
another one to you from a prior year.
Yarra Valley’s Chris Beal is the epitome of the term Fearless Leader. Club
Captain for five years, Captain of Team of the Decade, Best and Fairest
winner, and one who leads by example on the field. Chris is always fair
but always hard at the ball. He is admired by all players and supporters
alike, Chris also makes significant contributions to the club with his offfield
work.
Yarra Valley’s Michael Wines has played in a number of positions
throughout his 200 games and he rarely misses a beat. Michael
is most often found at the bottom of the pack working his magic
and displaying his strength and tenacity – when heat is turned up,
Michael will be found in the centre of the action and he doubles
nicely as a back-up ruckman and earned his position in the Team of
the Decade.
Ormond’s Luke Russell has been playing for the Club for 25 years now, after starting as a six
year old in 1987. Luke played all his Unders at the club before moving into the Senior ranks.
His leadership qualities saw him Captain of the U19’s in 2000 and 2001. Luke was runner
up for the Senior Best and Fairest in 2007 and in 2008, which saw him play a significant
roll in the side’s exciting Premiership win over Ajax. Luke rates playing with brother Ashley
another highlight of his career.
MHSOB’s Chris Wright started in the MHSOBFC Under 19’s in 2000
after finishing at the school. The lean midfielder soon became a
regular with the Reserves, whom he captained in 2007 and 2008,
winning the Reserves B&F in 2007. Chris plays most of his footy on
the wing or the ball, where he provides plenty of run and defensive
pressure and has been a committee member for the past three
years.
Since joining the club in 2003, MHSOB’s Luke Campbell, a nuggety
onballer has played a majority of his footy in the Seniors. A rabid
competitor, Luke gives it his all and is often found emerging from
the bottom of a pack. Luke Vice-captained the club for three years,
and his career highlights include the 2004 and 2009 C-Grade
Premierships. He has brought some quality players down to the club
over the years, including two of his brothers.
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After playing for the school and under 19s, MHSOB’s Tim Harper
made his senior debut in A Grade in round 1 of 2002. Since then
he has played mainly as a key backman and ruckman, with career
highlights including the 2004 C-Grade premiership, 2010 senior Best
and Fairest and MHS team of the decade for the 2000s. Tim has also
placed in the B&F on other occasions and he has been a committee
member for five years. Luke was the Senior vice-captain for three
seasons.
Aquinas’ Daniel Zuccon has been the general of the reserves backline for many years and
dominates the air with superior reading of the play. Many would argue Daniel’s greatest
asset is the growth on his upper lip, however he is best known for his precision kicking out
of the backline. A great team man, Daniel is the clubs go to guy for all technology and has
contributed equally well off and on field.
MHSOB’s Kris McDonald joined the club in 2005 and has provided
years of value in the form of on and off-field contributions. Kris
has put in countless hours on the club committee as Treasurer and
organiser of social functions. It is, however, his on-field performance
that has raised eyebrows in 2012. In his 100 th game in round 11,
Knackers amassed 38 possessions in a best-on-ground performance
that brought the team victory and earned him a whopping 154
supercoach points.
Richmond Central’s Adam Fiske followed his brother Simon to the club in 2007, and quickly
established himself as a quality senior player. A key member of our grand final side last year,
the notable features of his game are his appetite for hard work, and his hunger for the contest.
Adam is also a much-respected and popular clubman off the ground.
Yarra Valley’s Jack Hall characteristic dash with twists and turns
through the forward line delights many spectators.
MHSOB’s Jarrod Sherwin started with the club as an Under 19s player in
2007, and since then, has matured into a solid senior contributor. Gifted by
foot and with plenty of pace, Jarrod adds a Dal-Santo-esque touch of class
to the midfield.
MHSOB’s Mark Ham started with the club in 2007 in the Under 19’s. Since commencing he
has developed into a solid on-baller who never gives up. Tough as nails, Mark’s relentless
approach and strong tackling make him an asset to the club. He also has the ability to kick
goals when rested up forward.
MHSOB’s Adam Jones came to the club in 2009 and he soon shook this tag
and became an integral part of the MHSOBFC community. Sometimes also
referred to as ‘Bucks’, Jonesy is a half back/wingman with a devastating right
boot, and an allergy to handballing.
Richmond Central’s Dylan Nicholson is a dashing wingman, with his run and carry and
precise delivery has been a feature in our senior side for the last three seasons. Dylan’s pace
on the field is only surpassed by his dashes to the dancefloor.
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DIVISION 1
Darren Dawson
NOT DEAD YET
I have been known to enjoy a lunch or three.
So it was with plenty of enthusiasm that last
week I accepted an invitation to the picturesque
Fearon Reserve, to enjoy the hospitality of my
old club Williamstown CYMS. The attendees were
entertained by the wit and wisdom of local boy
made good Greg Swann, CEO of Carlton. It was a
glorious afternoon for football, spirits were high
amongst the CYs faithful in spite of the torrid
season the club has been experiencing, and I
could certainly detect a measure of confidence
that the day could end as enjoyably as it had
begun.
That confidence was not misplaced! In front of
a huge home crowd, Williamstown got over the
line against MHSOB in a thrilling last quarter to
prove that they are still alive and kicking in the
battle to stay in this division. The home team
led at the first change, but the visitors bounced
back in the second term to lead by two points at
the main break. The game tightened in the third,
with goals at a premium. In the final quarter
it was the Unicorns who took charge early,
continually trapping the ball in their forward half.
But a late goal against the run of play brought
Willy back into the contest and with two further
goals in time-on, a valuable 13 point win was
theirs. Best for Williamstown were midfielder
Dan Calman-Orr and forwards Ben Gray and Fin
Adamson. For the High School, Steve Villani was
in everything, whilst Matt Hamilton-Ho (7 goals)
was a powerhouse up forward.
In the other match with a bearing on relegation,
Glen Eira kicked 10 goals in the first term, and so
got an early jump on a gallant St. John’s team.
The Jocs battled on all day, but could not undo
the damage done in that first quarter. In fact,
the visitors outscored the Saints after the first
break. A half-time rejuvenation allowed St. John’s
to come out with all the run to close the gap to
within 40 points, but that was as close as it would
be. Defender Cam Christenson, along with mids
Josh Green and Jarrod Gaget were best for Jocs.
For Glen Eira, it was Evan Stuchbery and Matt
Harris.
Old Geelong got off to a good start against
the Monders, and continued to dominate the
game despite some silly decision-making at
crucial times. But in a match in which the visitors
dominated inside-50’s 71 to 37, poor kicking for
goal was again a feature of the OGs’ play. Henry
Johnstone was excellent across half-back, with
Bayles and O’Brien dominating the middle. For
Ormond, Orry Lack and Simon Kulikov were best.
At Mt. Eliza, Peninsula kicked away from
Whitefriars in the final term to blow out the result
to 43 points, after the Friars were a point down
at the half. Best for Friars were Dan Hogan, Dan
Tibaldi and Ryan Storey. For the Pirates, Stefan
Barbour, Ben Southam, Vaughn Clarke and Reed
Powney were the best players in a solid team
effort.
Old Mentonians were competitive for much
of the game, but were just not able to hang
tough with NOB/St Pats in the pivotal moments.
Particularly in the third term, when the Old Boys
took a stranglehold on the game, kicking six
goals to two.
Preview: For two weeks, the final four has looked
set. But do not bank on it. With a loss at Gillon
today, Whitefriars could well be hanging onto
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
MHSOB v St Johns
North Old Boys/St Pats v Whitefriars
Old Geelong v Williamstown CYMS
Old Mentonians v Glen Eira
Ormond v Peninsula
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fourth place by half a game. Whilst this thought
will provide plenty of motivation for Friars, it
would be a surprise to see North Old Boys drop
one at home when they are playing so well.
Second-placed Peninsula journey to Ormond.
The Pirates have a habit of kicking big scores
against lower-ranked opponents, and this
week should be no exception at Gunn Reserve.
Likewise, Old Geelong should have too many
big guns for Williamstown: the visitors will be
buoyed by their gutsy win last week, but will not
be strong enough for the Oggers at Como.
If St. John’s were to pinch a game on the run
home, surely this would be one of the matches
it has targeted. But I reckon the Unicorns will be
too experienced for their young opponents at
the High School. Glen Eira will also be looking
for another priceless four points, whilst Old
Mentonians are still eyeing off a finals spot…
and why shouldn’t they? After three losses in a
row, their fortunes should change for the better
against the Saints today. But the Panthers will
need to be on their game, as Glen Eira will throw
everything bar the kitchen sink at them.
And speaking of kitchens, that reminds me of
lunch. So if you are looking for someone to make
up the lunch-time numbers, you know how to
find me!
DIVISION ONE LAST ROUND DIVISION ONE RESERVE
Glen Eira 10.3 16.4 18.7 21.12 (138)
St Johns 3.2 7.6 11.9 14.12 (96)
GOALS Glen Eira: T. Paterson 5 J. King 3 M. Kohout 3 S. Krull 2 S. Vamvakas 2 J. Waras
Carstensen 1 N. Dennis 1 M. Harris 1 H. Talarico 1 A. Tsirogiannis 1 J. Mills 1 St Johns: L.
Mara 4 C. Cachia 4 A. Abela 2 J. Diaz 1 G. Costas 1 R. Thomas 1 R. Scott 1
BEST Glen Eira: E. Stuchbery M. Harris J. Mills A. Spink A. Cvek J. King
St Johns: L. Mara J. Gaget C. Christiansen J. Green R. Thomas J. Diaz
North Old Boys/St Pats 4.5 6.6 12.12 16.18 (114)
Old Mentonians 3.2 5.5 7.7 11.8 (74)
GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: T. Patterson 6 C. Ryan 5 J. Hume 1 M. Firman 1 C. Horsley
1 T. Brady 1 M. Keown 1 Old Mentonians: S. Alexander 5 L. Hull 1 T. Brodie 1 E. Macquire
1 D. Mills 1 J. Jansson 1 T. Wilton 1
BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: D. Delmenico M. O’Donoghue T. Patterson C. Ryan T.
Brady J. Cassell Old Mentonians: J. Jansson D. Alexander R. Ball M. Zacharin T. Wigney
S. Alexander
Old Geelong 3.9 8.15 12.17 14.24 (108)
Ormond 2.1 5.3 7.6 9.9 (63)
GOALS Old Geelong: R. McEvoy 4 M. Abney-Hastings 3 R. Kemp 2 H. Timms 2 A.
Macdonald 1 C. Wood 1 E. Bayles 1
Ormond: D. Elkman 4 S. Metz 1 W. Cove 1 M. Martinov 1 L. Russell 1 H. Simon 1
BEST Old Geelong: H. Johnstone E. Bayles M. Rkefeller T. Lyons N. O’Hare M. Abney-
Hastings Ormond: O. Lack S. Kulikov S. Gay L. Anrep D. Haysom B. Upstill
Peninsula 1.3 6.5 11.10 17.10 (112)
Whitefriars 4.1 6.6 7.7 10.9 (69)
GOALS Peninsula: H. Whitty 3 S. Grigg 2 N. Fisher 2 G. Carr 2 S. Payze 2 J. Pomeroy 1 T.
Coghlan 1 J. Heron 1 W. Coghlan 1 A. Wood 1 T. Stainforth 1
Whitefriars: J. Daou 3 D. Hogan 2 R. Petracca 1 J. Scannell 1 D. Tibaldi 1 A. Woods 1 D.
Massarotti 1
BEST Peninsula: S. Barbour B. Southam V. Clarke B. Brisbane S. Payze R. Powney
Whitefriars: D. Hogan R. Storey D. Tibaldi D. Massarotti M. Mirabella C. McDonald
Williamstown CYMS 7.3 9.8 11.11 14.17 (101)
MHSOB 5.3 10.4 11.6 13.10 (88)
GOALS Williamstown CYMS: B. Gray 4 S. Barlow 2 J. Vanderloo 2 M. Carland 1 J. Bencich
1 D. Calman-Orr 1 T. Dusink 1 C. Cini 1 P. Johnson 1
MHSOB: M. Hamilton-Ho 7 N. Campbell 2 M. Santomartino 1 D. Hamilton-Ho 1 N.
Campbell 1 M. White 1
BEST Williamstown CYMS: L. O’Sullivan M. Carland J. MacKenzie C. McCracken J. Bencich
D. Calman-Orr MHSOB: S. Villani M. Hamilton-Ho J. Sherwin K. Smith L. Evans J. Tran
Glen Eira 5.4 11.9 15.14 20.18 (138)
St Johns 2.2 4.2 8.3 11.5 (71)
GOALS Glen Eira: H. Pace Bonello 6 R. McGirr 4 J. Doran 2 B. Cooney 2 J. Serpanchy 2 T.
Glasson 1 S. Hall 1 J. Canal 1 M. Hobson 1 St Johns: S. Cosas 3 N. Kuron 2 B. Ayache 2 M.
Dodman 1 B. Janiw 1 N. Pouki 1 T. Cox 1
BEST Glen Eira: S. Neeson S. Hall D. Eade R. McGirr H. Pace Bonello J. Serpanchy St Johns:
T. Cox D. Taylor N. Kuron B. Darbyshire N. Pouki A. Malec
Old Mentonians 3.3 8.9 10.12 14.16 (100)
North Old Boys/St Pats 3.1 5.1 8.6 9.8 (62)
GOALS Old Mentonians: B. Lane 4 B. Zeitoune 2 B. Parker 2 L. Cormie 1 S. Campbell 1 J.
O’Donnell 1 T. Rooke 1 R. Smith 1 B. Suboticki 1
North Old Boys/St Pats: not provided
BEST Old Mentonians: R. Smith B. Coghlan B. Lane H. Darbyshire C. Mylonas M. Imlach
North Old Boys/St Pats: not provided
Old Geelong 3.4 6.8 10.10 14.13 (97)
Ormond 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.5 (17)
GOALS Old Geelong: N. Neville 2 S. Lansdell 2 T. Bear 2 A. Smibert 2 W. Harris 2 A.
Suvoltos 2 A. Perry 1 M. Morris 1 Ormond: J. McDonald 1 S. Stephens 1
BEST Old Geelong: W. Symons T. Bear A. Suvoltos W. Oakley S. Lansdell A. Perry Ormond:
T. Haysom B. Rayson C. Cleary D. MacHin J. Franklin J. McDonald
Peninsula 5.7 9.7 11.10 16.13 (109)
Whitefriars 1.0 2.2 4.5 6.5 (41)
GOALS Peninsula: J. Coghlan 6 J. Archdeacon 4 R. White 1 D. Leversha 1 A. Granger 1 B.
Roberts 1 L. Baker 1 A. Starkins 1 Whitefriars: D. Kovacevic 2 D. Chambers 1 M. Allemand
1 J. Chun 1 S. Allemand 1
BEST Peninsula: C. Le Clerc B. Mitchell D. Leversha J. Coghlan L. Baker Z. Kurts
Whitefriars: E. Manson M. Stafford M. Allemand D. Kovacevic L. Twomey S. Allemand
MHSOB 1.4 6.8 9.12 11.17 (83)
Williamstown CYMS 1.0 2.2 3.3 8.4 (52)
GOALS MHSOB: M. Ham 3 R. Petchell 2 L. Taylor 2 N. Orchard 2 C. Hewish 1 C. Wright
1 Williamstown CYMS: T. Bowers 2 P. Gallivan 1 J. Walsh 1 J. Venosta 1 C. Manser 1 W.
McLaran 1 M. Walsh 1
BEST MHSOB: N. Huett L. Taylor R. Czwarno N. Orchard C. Hewish L. Mulrooney
Williamstown CYMS: T. Bowers M. Walsh D. Ellis N. Wapshott P. Gallivan W. McLaran
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DIVISION 2
Rich Hummerston
SHOCKWAVES
It’s taken 18 rounds and 15 soft tissue injuries
but La Trobe have finally lost their maiden
status for 2012. In a result that will send
shockwaves through their relegation threatened
counterparts, the students put together a
sensational second half to reduce, then obliterate
a 5 goal deficit. As it has so many times before, La
Trobe meandered into the quarter time huddle,
down 5 and without a hope, memories of the
resilient efforts of the past few weeks from La
Trobe fading quicker than the coverage of grass
at Bennettswood Sports Ground. At the huddle,
Coach Stuart Patten, in an (explicit-free) audible
address implored his Calvary to rally, a request
dutifully acknowledged by Carl Joyce, kicking 6
in the best game of his career, Elliot Kelly and Jack
McMeel, the students almost unstoppable until
the final bell. For St Leo’s, Paul Baranello reignited
calls that he should have been included in the
top 7 with another outstanding performance
and Nic Robin impressed the faithful.
Following a stint of near misses and 1 st half
capitulations, Bulleen Templestowe seem to
have recaptured their early season form with
a 117 point belting over an injury savaged St
Mary’s Salesian. An early lead to St Mary’s had
harrowing memories of the past month, and
possibly last season creep into the minds of the
Bulleen following, however a 5 goal burst in a
12 minute period would soon quash any doubt.
After the first break, it was all Bulleen, the old
firm in Khouri, Cherbakof and Florance at the
forefront of the Saint pummelling. St Mary’s were
kept in good stead by David West and Nick Baum
but the unseasonably warm temperatures, large
ground and superior opponent would prove too
much for the young Saints.
Old Paradians solidified a two game clearance
on the fourth rung with a comfortable victory
of aspiring finalist Therry Penola at John Pascoe
Reserve. Holding a slender lead at the first break,
Paradians pulled out the stops, running out
eventual winners by 56 points. My man David
Boundy took heed of his own address, finishing
with a Michelle, yet selflessly keeping himself
out of the best. Matthew Derham and Sean
Miller joined him in the best while for Therry,
Ben Harding, Matty Costello, and Big Andy Doyle
fought hard all day.
Around the traps of Division 2 football, the
term “Yo-Yo” has been coined to help illustrate
Monash’s remarkable spectrum of form. Last
season, the Gryphons were notorious for taking
large scalps, but then the very next week, turning
over to a side residing in the gloomy depths of
the ladder. This season has been no different,
while boasting victories against Prahran-
Assumption and now Eltham, you can also add a
loss to St Leo’s and a narrow victory to La Trobe.
Fortunately on Saturday, the Gryphs were in
the “up-stroke” of a Yo-Yo pattern, accounting
for a ferocious and highly drilled Eltham.
Despite Ciavola’s 4 goals, Brendan Murphy was
sensational in his first game in the seniors and
captain courageous Matty Fletcher led from the
front, the only way he knows how.
An inaccuracy plagued last term saved South
Melbourne from a humiliating defeat at the
hands of Prahran-Assumption, the 44 points
separating the two sides a flattering score
line for the Bloods. Amid a season of carrying
the forward line on his broad yet weathered
shoulders, Adam Sleight’s plea’s for a partner in
crime were answered, Jack Matherson drifting
forward, taking a hoard of contested marks and
finishing with 2 goals. Not to be outdone by
his new younger brother, Sleight slotted a lazy
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
Eltham Collegians v Old Paradians
Emmaus St Leos v Bulleen Templestowe
La Trobe University v Therry Penola
Prahran Assumption v Monash Gryphons
South Melb Districts v St Mary’s Salesian
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7 while Tim Maya chipped in with 3. For South
Melbourne it was Steven Aquilina in his 75 th best
afield and Finn Tiernan that diluted the pain.
Ahead to this week, South Melbourne host St
Mary’s in an incredible important fixture. Not only
are the two scrambling to the surface to avoid
relegation, South Melbourne are celebrating
their 100 th year as a club. Marked with a function
of 600 people and the likes of Roy Cazaly and
Keith Forbes likely to be inducted to the hall of
fame, it makes for a cracker of an evening. I’m
tipping the Bloods to rise to the occasion.
Elsewhere, Bulleen Templestowe should make
like work of Emmaus St Leo’s, however their early
season form as unquestionably been diluted and
anything could happen. Therry will continue to
press for finals, knocking off La Trobe, leaving
their winning streak at a modest one. In the
two games of the round, I’m selecting Eltham
to bounce back with victory over Paradians and
Monash, continuing in the upward movement of
a “Yo-Yo” spin will knock off Prahran, blowing the
finals race wide open in the process.
DIVISION TWO LAST ROUND DIVISION TWO RESERVE
Bulleen Templestowe 5.7 9.13 12.14 20.18 (138)
St Mary’s Salesian 1.0 2.0 2.2 3.3 (21)
GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: J. Khouri 5 K. Cherbakof 4 S. Avramidis 3 O. Groth 3 J.
Cowell 2 A. Lucisano 1 D. Dakin 1 P. Florance 1 St Mary’s Salesian: B. Gatehouse 1 J.
Rogers 1 S. Gatehouse 1
BEST Bulleen Templestowe: A. Lucisano K. Cherbakof J. Khouri J. Wilson P. Sartori R.
Edsall St Mary’s Salesian: D. West H. Wong N. Baum S. Retino J. Op’t Hoog J. Rogers
La Trobe University 3.1 9.1 13.4 21.4 (130)
Emmaus St Leos 8.1 11.6 13.11 15.16 (106)
GOALS La Trobe University: C. Joyce 6 J. McMeel 4 S. Patten 4 B. Dales-Sutton 2 M. Steele
1 C. Wheeler 1 D. Hacker 1 A. Zaicos 1 A. Kidd 1
Emmaus St Leos: P. Baranello 3 M. Davis 2 N. Hodder 2 A. Ballard 2 N. Baranello 2 M.
Lalor 1 M. Mc Iver 1 E. Mitchell 1 A. McDougall 1
BEST La Trobe University: C. Joyce E. Kelly J. Allan A. Kidd A. Curwood J. McMeel Emmaus
St Leos: P. Baranello N. Baranello N. Robin R. Harding A. Byers A. Ballard
Monash Gryphons 3.2 4.2 9.2 13.5 (83)
Eltham Collegians 4.2 4.3 7.7 10.9 (69)
GOALS Monash Gryphons: D. McConville 3 S. Sheehan 2 J. Ogden 2 B. Griesheimer 2 R.
Fletcher 1 J. Hobley 1 V. Coffey 1 M. Fletcher 1
Eltham Collegians: S. Ciavola 4 N. Harper 2 C. Brown 1 M. Feben 1 M. Crooks 1 S.
Richardson 1
BEST Monash Gryphons: B. Murphy S. Heppell C. Mackie J. Hobley M. Savage M. Davies
Eltham Collegians: M. Feben S. Whiteside C. Brown M. Crooks S. Ciavola R. Bux
Prahran Assumption 4.3 7.8 12.11 15.21 (111)
South Melbourne Districts 2.3 3.4 7.5 10.6 (66)
GOALS Prahran Assumption: A. Sleight 7 T. Maya 3 J. Matherson 2 A. Parsons 1 J. Robbins
1 D. Anglin 1 South Melbourne Districts: M. Hoffman 3 F. Tiernan 2 A. Jolly 2 K. Tutty 1 S.
Aquilina 1 T. Parish 1
BEST Prahran Assumption: E. MacDonald J. Matherson A. Sleight R. Pascoe L. Hunt J.
Robbins South Melbourne Districts: S. Aquilina J. Lambert F. Tiernan J. Foley A. Ray D.
Butler
Old Paradians 2.3 7.6 12.9 19.9 (123)
Therry Penola 2.1 3.3 6.5 10.7 (67)
GOALS Old Paradians: D. Boundy 5 M. Derham 5 C. Sage 2 P. Pratt 2 D. Mahony 2 J.
Kandilakis 1 D. Giddings 1 P. Turner 1
Therry Penola: M. Costello 4 J. George 2 A. Kowalski 1 J. Crotty 1 C. Bannister 1 J.
Egglestone 1
BEST Old Paradians: M. Derham S. Miller C. Sage D. Giddings A. Tulipano B. McAllister
Therry Penola: B. Harding A. Doyle J. George M. Costello M. Faroldi J. Egglestone
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Bulleen Templestowe 6.2 9.4 12.7 17.11 (113)
St Mary’s Salesian 1.0 2.1 3.1 4.5 (29)
GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: P. Voglis 9 G. Chivers 4 B. Tourogianis 2 D. Tonelli 1 J. Meng
1 St Mary’s Salesian: G. Paul 3 L. O’Keefe 1
BEST Bulleen Templestowe: P. Voglis G. Chivers B. Tourogianis D. Tonelli N. Monaco J.
Hopkinson St Mary’s Salesian: G. Paul B. Glover A. Baird M. Smith S. George S. Nicholson
Emmaus St Leos 4.6 8.13 11.18 17.21 (123)
La Trobe University 4.1 5.2 5.5 7.7 (49)
GOALS Emmaus St Leos: A. Smith 8 M. Hawa 4 M. Gartland 1 G. Simondson 1 D. Mahony
1 R. Staley 1 T. Foreman 1 La Trobe University: C. Wilson 1 B. Thompson 1 B. Nelson 1 A.
Burman 1 M. Harney 1 T. Mawdsley 1 C. Black 1
BEST Emmaus St Leos: T. Foreman M. Gartland D. Mahony A. Smith M. Hawa S. Downie
La Trobe University: A. Burman M. Harney S. Condon N. Sutton M. Vella B. Nelson
Eltham Collegians 2.3 5.8 9.9 12.14 (86)
Monash Gryphons 3.3 3.3 6.5 7.5 (47)
GOALS Eltham Collegians: A. Coath 6 Z. Cole 1 A. Mok 1 M. Ziccone 1 M. Harrison 1 R.
Love 1 A. Laver 1 Monash Gryphons: R. Hummerston 3 I. McCallum 2 S. Abel 1 G. Munro 1
BEST Eltham Collegians: T. Brown A. Laver A. Coath L. Daly R. Mydlar J. Bevilacqua
Monash Gryphons: P. Gomizel K. Hawker S. Abel G. Emmitt T. Vesey I. McCallum
Prahran Assumption 6.4 15.6 18.10 23.16 (154)
South Melbourne Districts 0.0 0.1 2.1 5.1 (31)
GOALS Prahran Assumption: R. Ellis 10 L. Giansiracusa 4 T. Matherson 2 K. Agushi 2 J.
Taylor 2 M. Sampson 1 B. Field 1 B. Pell 1
South Melbourne Districts: D. McBrearty 2 M. Harper 1 R. Benson 1 G. Simm 1
BEST Prahran Assumption: B. Field R. Ellis A. Stewart J. Taylor B. Pell D. Bourke South
Melbourne Districts: G. Simm D. McBrearty J. Woodburn J. Corby R. Benson M. Harper
Therry Penola 2.2 7.4 10.5 14.7 (91)
Old Paradians 1.1 1.2 2.5 4.6 (30)
GOALS Therry Penola: J. Quinn 2 M. Jones 2 J. McMahon 2 D. Ractliffe 1 J. Howells 1
P. McCrae 1 M. Trimble 1 B. Budiono 1 G. Henderson 1 R. Brennan 1 S. Koenig 1 Old
Paradians: B. Holden 1 T. Gibbons 1 D. Spitty 1 I. Clifford 1
BEST Therry Penola: A. Ractliffe S. Bye M. Jones J. Mennuni R. Brennan B. Budiono Old
Paradians: C. Shepherd L. Grech T. Gibbons M. Raponi D. Huntley
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Late Scores - July 14
Whitefriars - Premier C Thirds
MHSOB - U19 North
Monash Blues - U19 S
Prahran Assumption - Club 18 (1)
Old Melburnians - Club 18 (1)
Incorrect Scores - July 14
Hawthorn - D3 Reserves
LATE SCORES, FINES AND TRIBUNAL
Tribunal Results – 24 July 2012
From July 14
Josh Graeski, Chadstone (Reserves). Striking, permit suspended.
From July 21
Robert Petracca, Whitefriars. Striking, 3 matches.
*Hamish Dick, Old Scotch. Unreasonably rough conduct,
3 matches.
*Edward De Gegely, Old Melburnians. Charging, 2 matches.
*Thomas Paterson, Glen Eira. Striking, 2 matches.
*Terrence Dingeldei, Eley Park Sharks. Charging, 2 matches.
*Accepted Prescribed Penalty
Yarra Valley - D3 Reserves
Beaumaris - U19 South
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers - U19 South
Oakleigh - U18
Investigation Results – 24 July 2012
St. Bernards and Old Xaverians minor melee, Under-19 Section 3
match on 14 July.
Both clubs accepted prescribed penalty. St. Bernards $150,
Old Xaverians $250.
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DIVISION 3
Nick Wynne
LET IT
BLOOM
It’s been a long season to date and many a good
game has passed us by. It’s like we’ve been
driving down the super highway all alone. A
chopping bag full of broken bones. Sick and tired
of hearing telephones, now I’m stuck in futuristic
drones.
Meaning, I’ve had enough of looking back, time
to move forward. Finals football is nigh and there
are still a number of sides in contention.
Power forward Nelson ‘Smooth’ Pollard ensured
Yarra Valley a comfortable victory with his sixgoal
performance. The Bushrangers were at their
scintillating best, dismantling the Hawks and
leaving them well and truly out of the finals race.
The Hawks recent good form unfortunately could
materialise this week despite David Quamil’s
efforts booting five, while Dale Mitchell’s rare
vain of form continued, despite the heavy defeat.
Continuing the theme of lopsided margins,
Richmond Central got a hiding out at Ivanhoe
Park. Like a number of Ivanhoe’s games this
season, they managed to finish off the Snakes by
half time. I don’t ever recall seeing one of David
Attenborough’s brilliant nature documentaries
where the snake’s natural known predator is the
Moose, but on Saturday it was - with the Hoer’s
very own beast helping himself to a bag of
nine. He was close to ten, but missed one from
the goal square. While Richmond had a few of
their better players on the sidelines, they will be
disappointed that they only managed to kick five
goals, three of them coming in the last quarter
when the game was shot.
Not for the first time this year, there was a severe
power outage at Ross Gregory Oval. This time
it was Albert Park inflicting the damage, by just
fewer than ten goals. It was Muscat’s at dawn at
the Falcon’s Sunday morning recovery, because
Dylan Muscat had an absolute blinder. It’s hard to
see Power House’s season having too many more
highlights. You should never underestimate a
House however, especially when they are in a
volatile market.
Kew has had an up and down season, until now
they have not beaten anyone of note, but on
Saturday they made inroads into a potential finals
birth. In one of the Bear’s best performances
to date, they defeated third placed UHS-VU by
33 points. Timothy Allman was brilliant, as was
Tom Leeds after recently coming back from a leg
injury. Again on the Attenborough theme it is
rumoured that in their assault on a finals berth
in 2012, Kew called upon a nature consultant
to realise and release their inner “bear” in the
upcoming games. The hibernation may have
concluded and I wouldn’t be surprised to see the
players frolicking together in the muddy waters
of Kew in the weeks ahead.
Elsternwick celebrated Craig Mahony’s 300th
senior VAFA game in style, with a hard fought 31
point win over Old Westbourne. The game was
played in ideal conditions with Old Westbourne
taking the early initiative and kicking the first
three goals. The Warriors were winning the
ball consistently through the middle and the
Wicks were looking a little sluggish. Half way
through the second quarter Old Westbourne
had managed to kick away to a 20 point lead.
At this point Irish Ruckman Andy Molloy and
onballer Lachie Bedingfield lifted their efforts
and the Wicks were able to kick five unanswered
goals to lead at half time. After halftime it was all
Elsternwick, they cruised home leaving them a
game out of the top five.
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
Aquinas v Elsternwick
UHS-VU v Yarra Valley
Old Westbourne v Hawthorn
Albert Park v Ivanhoe
Kew v Richmond Central
St Francis Xavier v Power House
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Finally, the game of the round - maybe even
the game of the season. It was an eight point
game in the true sense of the words when the
Xmen (sixth) battled Aquinas (fifth). From the
opening bounce the intensity matched the
sense of occasion, both sides locking horns in
an epic battle. Aquinas’ attacking run and carry
out of defence saw them take a 39 point lead
into halftime. I don’t know what St. Francis have
in their oranges at the break, but what ever it
is, it works, because they came out again after
halftime breathing fire. They cut into the Aquinas
deficit and a goal with 30 seconds left in the game
saw the lead reduced to one point. Fortunately
for Aquinas, they were saved by a centre square
infringement, a costly mistake that handed them
a much-needed victory.
This week: Aquinas will defeat Elsternwick, not a
problem, Bushrangers will have dirty hands after
beating up UHS-VU, Ivanhoe will narrowly beat
Albert Park, St Francis to have a day out against
Power House, Kew should get the job done
against Richmond and The Hawks will be feeling
happy when they get a victory over the Warriors.
DIVISION THREE LAST ROUND DIVISION THREE RESERVE
Aquinas 3.5 10.11 13.11 16.11 (107)
St Francis Xavier 3.2 5.3 11.7 16.10 (106)
GOALS Aquinas: S. Williams 4 C. Cormack 3 J. Price 3 M. Cull 2 J. Perrett 2 J. Fahey
1 M. Jess 1 St Francis Xavier: T. Farrell 6 J. Van Dam 4 J. Leworthy 2 P. Bonadio 2 D.
Dimakopoulos 1 C. Van Dam 1
BEST Aquinas: L. Barnes J. Price M. Niezen M. Jess N. Gemes C. Cormack St Francis Xavier:
T. Farrell J. Van Dam C. Van Dam S. Burns M. Scanlon J. Exton
Kew 2.5 6.6 9.12 12.15 (87)
UHS-VU 1.3 3.4 4.5 8.6 (54)
GOALS Kew: T. Allman 3 J. Dammenhayn 2 G. Filsell 1 M. Matheson 1 J. Fidanza 1 K.
Gannon 1 A. Brazzale 1 J. Bolding 1 E. Roberts 1 UHS-VU: D. Musil 2 C. Kelly 2 N. Rowland
1 T. O’Halloran 1 R. Dickson 1 D. Pinney 1
BEST Kew: E. Roberts J. Keeble T. Allman M. Henderson T. Leeds K. Gannon
UHS-VU: M. Pearce R. Matthews D. Musil B. Anderson G. Smallman C. Kelly
Elsternwick 2.4 9.8 13.11 18.14 (122)
Old Westbourne 4.1 9.1 10.6 14.7 (91)
GOALS Elsternwick: J. Hunter 5 L. Bedingfield 4 A. Thornton 3 S. Grace 3 N. Hodskiss 1
C. Mahony 1 G. Cameron 1 Old Westbourne: M. Dorricott 5 H. Iannacone 3 D. Benn 2 A.
Rompel 2 F. Pavez 1 J. Stephens 1
BEST Elsternwick: L. Bedingfield J. Yemm K. Conrau G. Cameron S. Grace D. Richardson
Old Westbourne: J. Lawn A. Rompel E. Karageorge D. Benn M. Dorricott H. Iannacone
Ivanhoe 6.2 11.7 14.12 22.16 (148)
Richmond Central 0.2 0.4 2.4 5.8 (38)
GOALS Ivanhoe: A. Close 9 L. Roberts 4 M. Lovell 4 M. Pilla 1 C. Kingsford 1 B. Richardson
1 G. Francis 1 P. Harris 1
Richmond Central: T. Davey 2 R. Costanzo 1 J. Shaw 1 B. Zelencich 1
BEST Ivanhoe: G. Francis C. Kingsford A. Close R. Cotter T. Williamson M. Lovell Richmond
Central: T. Woodberry L. Walsh W. Bucci D. Pike R. Costanzo B. Ryan
Yarra Valley 8.2 14.6 20.8 25.11 (161)
Hawthorn 4.3 6.6 11.10 13.12 (90)
GOALS Yarra Valley: N. Pollard 6 S. Savage 6 S. Donald 5 R. Yeo 3 R. Pollard 2 C. Hodgens
1 J. O’Callaghan 1 C. Beal 1
Hawthorn: D. Quamil 5 T. Maher 3 D. Lauletta 3 D. Pritchard 1 M. Pinkerton 1
BEST Yarra Valley: S. Collie S. Donald M. Wines C. Beal S. Savage N. Pollard
Hawthorn: D. Mitchell T. Maher D. Pritchard J. Papadopoulos P. Avery D. Quamil
Albert Park 5.1 10.7 14.10 18.15 (123)
Power House 5.3 5.5 8.6 10.6 (66)
GOALS Albert Park: D. Muscat 7 S. Maunder 3 J. Brick 2 N. McLennan 2 M. Smith 1 R.
Maher 1 J. Mahoney 1 B. Murnane 1 Power House: P. Edwards 4 L. Johnston 3 R. Webb
2 B. Leske 1
BEST Albert Park: D. Muscat J. Brick J. Mahoney S. Maunder P. Fullarton J. Strawczynski
Power House: P. Nevett L. Johnston P. Edwards D. Baker R. Hobson B. Davis
Aquinas 1.2 5.6 6.8 11.9 (75)
St Francis Xavier 1.3 3.6 4.9 8.11 (59)
GOALS Aquinas: D. Hill 4 M. Vanrooy 2 A. Wilczynski 1 J. Kogelman 1 H. Tyssen 1 N.
Spencer 1 R. Chapman 1 St Francis Xavier: M. Hamill 3 D. Healey 2 B. Nielsen 1 A. Swift
1 P. Gould 1
BEST Aquinas: P. Jess H. Tyssen M. Vanrooy J. McCann L. Stafford J. Kogelman St Francis
Xavier: S. Watts B. Sheehan B. McKenna G. Bramich A. Patterson P. Bourke
Kew 3.2 10.5 13.7 18.13 (121)
UHS-VU 3.5 3.6 4.9 4.11 (35)
GOALS Kew: B. Woodhouse 8 T. Hunter 2 H. Sands 2 P. Rees 1 T. Ellis 1 L. Orr 1 B. Thomson
1 A. Smith 1 B. McGrane 1 UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 2 B. Collins 1 D. Heywood 1
BEST Kew: B. Woodhouse A. Smith W. Delbridge G. Evans T. Ellis A. Michael
UHS-VU: W. Smith A. Certo A. Hellner B. Collins R. McNeill C. Marchio
Elsternwick 2.2 6.4 8.5 12.7 (79)
Old Westbourne 4.5 7.6 9.13 9.14 (68)
GOALS Elsternwick: D. Byrne 3 J. Biviano 2 A. Foster 2 P. Convey 2 M. Thiele 2 A. Lewis
1 Old Westbourne: B. Knee 3 A. Maki 2 M. Chodowski 1 M. Bresnan 1 D. Stanley 1 A.
Noble 1
BEST Elsternwick:
S. Convery C. Milledge J. Marshall D. Byrne M. McKenna E. McCormack
Old Westbourne: Y. Le M. Chodowski J. England R. Binney D. Stanley A. Maki
Ivanhoe 6.3 11.8 17.11 22.17 (149)
Richmond Central 0.1 2.2 3.5 3.5 (23)
GOALS Ivanhoe: J. Holland 7 M. Brazzale 4 D. Diakoumakos 3 C. Traeger 3 A. Hanna 2 B.
Curtis 1 P. Carydis 1 J. Scoble 1 Richmond Central: J. Miragaya 1 A. Pruscino 1 S. Jane 1
BEST Ivanhoe: D. Adams P. Carydis D. Diakoumakos P. Walter J. Holland C. Traeger
Richmond Central: S. Lloyd A. Pruscino N. Ryan C. McCluskey S. Bell R. Hickey
Yarra Valley 8.3 16.5 18.6 28.10 (178)
Hawthorn 1.1 2.2 3.3 3.3 (21)
GOALS Yarra Valley: B. Seeger 8 H. Cooper 4 N. Hopper 3 J. Hall 3 J. Harding 3 D. Mills 2
W. Harding 1 G. Smith 1 L. Gillies 1 T. Barro 1 L. McCleary 1
Hawthorn: C. Pinner 1 X. Loader 1 B. Hudson 1
BEST Yarra Valley: J. Cordwell L. Gillies N. Hopper J. Hall D. Hopper N. Paton
Hawthorn: A. Lang S. Gunn W. Duffy S. Baker C. Powell C. Pinner
Power House 3.1 7.5 14.7 15.15 (105)
Albert Park 2.3 4.8 6.11 8.11 (59)
GOALS Power House: N. Moresi 4 G. Tubridy 3 R. Marshall 2 J. White 1 M. Chylinski 1 S.
Sayers 1 S. Davidson 1 P. Mackney 1 S. Devine 1
Albert Park: J. Gillot 4 M. Hammond 2 K. Wilkinson 1 C. Blizzard 1
BEST Power House:
M. Piron S. Leonard S. Davidson G. Cleary G. Tubridy N. Moresi
Albert Park: J. Gillot K. Wilkinson M. Hammond C. Barker R. Close M. Lawford
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DIVISION 4
Josh Gabelich
THE
UNTHINKABLE
The unthinkable has finally happened. South
Mornington has somehow been defeated.
Although this result breathes life back into
this seemingly predictable competition, I’m
sure that there are plenty of people who are
somewhat disappointed with the end of the
Tigers phenomenal run. Twelve wins in a row is
an impressive accomplishment.
But it did seem unlikely that they could go
the entire season without escaping defeat.
Unblemished seasons don’t occur too often and
I have no doubt that South Mornington would
rather a loss now than on Grand Final day.
In what was one of the most action packed
weekends of football this year, Chadstone
almost put together four quarters of scintillating
football against tough opposition in Point Cook.
The Synners are no strangers to defeat with the
club not having tasted victory in over five long,
hard seasons.
Fellow cellar dwellers in recent times,
Manningham Cobras, also demonstrated
their strong resurgence this season with a
comprehensive victory against West Brunswick.
However, in the game of the year so far, Eley Park
pulled off one of the greatest upsets in recent
memory. The Sharks led from start to finish at
Whitehorse Reserve, racing to a six-goal lead at
the main break. But the Tigers wouldn’t go down
that easily, dominating the second half booting
six goals to two. In fact, if South Mornington
hadn’t been so wasteful in front of goal, the result
may have gone the other way. Twelve-second
half behinds didn’t help the ladder leaders in
their pursuit to keep their unblemished record
in tact. Credit must not be taken away from the
very impressive Sharks who have established
themselves now as the Tigers biggest threat
in September. Matt Corstorphin and Tim Miller
played vital roles in leading the home side to
victory, whilst Kyle Gascoigne’s four goals was
the highlight for the Tigers who were sent home
licking their wounds.
North Brunswick continued their good recent
form with a comfortable victory in front of home
fans on Saturday. The Bulls took control of the
contest against Mt Lilydale in the second term
before running out eventual victors by 45 points.
The Rams will have to review what went wrong
for them after matching the Bulls in the opening
term before slipping away from the contest
drastically after the first break. Four goals in the
final three stanzas will rarely be adequate to take
away the four points.
At Jordan Reserve the red and blue put in their
best performance of the season. Alas it wasn’t
quite enough to take home the chocolates
against a lacklustre Point Cook outfit. Shocked
on lookers couldn’t believe their eyes when
Chadstone went in to the quarter time huddle
with a sixteen point lead. If it weren’t for the
Bulldogs seven goal last quarter, the margin
would have been even closer. The Synners third
quarter was their most impressive for 2012 with
five goals against one of this seasons greatest
threats to the premiership. Club stalwart Cisco
George put on a show for ecstatic home fans,
whereas Ben Cox was the standout for the less
than impressive Dogs.
With South Mornington’s loss demonstrating
that they can be beaten this year, clubs like
Swinburne Uni will be fuelled with extra
confidence heading into the business end of the
season. The Razorbacks dispatched of Box Hill
North in a rather comprehensive manner at Elgar
Park. The Demons remained in touching distance
of the students throughout the contest but it
took up until the last quarter for the victory to be
confirmed. Six goals by Richie Lugg went a long
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
Point Cook v Eley Park Sharks
West Brunswick v North Brunswick
Mt Lilydale v Box Hill North
Swinburne University v Chadstone
South Mornington v Manningham Cobras
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way to putting the Razorbacks’ demons to bed.
Dan Penny led the way for the home side with
four majors.
The much-improved Manningham Cobras were
once again out to prove to the competition that
they could compete with anyone on any given
Saturday. West Brunswick was the latest team
to experience the new brand of football being
successfully carried out at Koonung Reserve.
The Cobras, led by spearhead Scott McPherson
who nailed nine goals in a best on ground
performance, led all the way in this contest to
put the Pies away by five goals. Josh Melican was
instrumental in West Brunswick’s engine room
but his effort was in vein, as West Brunswick
couldn’t stick with the Cobra’s.
Today: South Mornington will be even more
difficult to beat than usual when they host
Manningham in a game most opposition would
rather not like to have after the Tigers defeat last
week. In the game of the round Point Cook host
Eley Park. The Dogs are coming off a lacklustre
performance and the Sharks are coming off
the big win over the Tigers, should make for
an enthralling contest. At Mt Lilydale, Box Hill
North will be keen to put in another high scoring
performance against the battling Rams. The
big derby between the Brunswick clubs will be
another tantalising game to watch. And things
could get ugly when Swinburne Uni takes on the
improving Synners.
DIVISION FOUR LAST ROUND DIVISION FOUR RESERVE
Eley Park Sharks 6.2 13.7 13.10 15.15 (105)
South Mornington 4.5 7.8 11.12 13.20 (98)
GOALS Eley Park Sharks: J. Edlich 4 D. Perkins 3 D. Bennett 2 D. Viola 1 C. Brown 1 Z.
Khariwala 1 A. Pillay 1 G. Deacon 1 J. Peack 1
South Mornington: K. Gascoigne 4 J. Spencer 2 J. Albrecht 2 B. Williams 2 S. Cunningham
1 M. Heib 1 T. Mitchell 1
BEST Eley Park Sharks: M. Corstorphin T. Miller M. Viola A. Renshaw D. Bennett A. Peack
South Mornington: T. Mitchell S. Smith M. Clark S. Cunningham B. Price J. Spencer
Manningham Cobras 4.2 10.4 14.7 18.9 (117)
West Brunswick 2.6 4.7 10.7 13.10 (88)
GOALS Manningham Cobras: S. McPherson 9 C. Terpsinis 3 T. Moughanie 3 D. Sullivan
1 M. Visser 1 D. Gibson 1 West Brunswick: M. Holmes 4 B. Shepherd 2 A. Campbell 2 L.
Martin 2 J. Jenkins 1 A. Forbes 1 M. Handscombe 1
BEST Manningham Cobras: S. McPherson T. Conn T. Moughanie C. Terpsinis D. Sullivan S.
Leonard West Brunswick: J. Melican L. Martin A. Campbell J. Forbes M. Holmes A. Forbes
Point Cook 0.1 5.4 9.6 16.9 (105)
Chadstone 2.5 3.8 8.12 11.15 (81)
GOALS Point Cook: B. Lucas 4 D. Sidwell 3 P. Hegarty 2 M. Pozzuto 2 R. Munn 1 T. Cassidy
1 D. Burton 1 J. Lampi 1 T. Wilson 1 Chadstone: S. Mann 2 J. Natoli 2 D. Bennett 2 B.
Adams 1 F. George 1 D. Field 1 D. Cuming 1 K. Biggs 1
BEST Point Cook: B. Cox K. Kavanagh P. Hegarty J. Lampi D. Burton G. NOYE
Chadstone: B. Adams F. George R. Tanner S. Sceney G. Sceney J. Natoli
North Brunswick 3.3 8.7 10.12 14.16 (100)
Mt Lilydale 3.1 5.6 6.11 7.13 (55)
GOALS North Brunswick: P. Notaro 3 S. Mair 2 A. Makarucha 2 T. Leary 2 S. Ghasimzadeh
1 R. Santacre 1 S. Gallagher 1 R. Sweeney 1 N. Box 1
Mt Lilydale: B. Hughes 2 J. Roberts 2 M. Hampton 1 S. Molloy 1 M. Pulkka 1
BEST North Brunswick: A. Cooper J. Ford J. Cox P. Gagliano
Mt Lilydale: B. Hughes M. Pulkka G. Finkemeyer A. Thorne J. Daley J. Roberts
Swinburne University 7.3 12.10 17.17 23.20 (158)
Box Hill North 5.3 10.4 14.8 16.11 (107)
GOALS Swinburne University: R. Lugg 6 M. Westland 3 J. Brun 3 J. Manning 3 K.
Fitzpatrick 2 B. Higgins 2 L. Dalton 1 Z. Scrase 1 M. Saunders 1 D. Hassaballa 1Box Hill
North: C. Langley 4 D. Penny 4 B. Pearce 2 C. Liston 2 L. Vandenakker 2 E. Charles 1 T.
Manno 1
BEST Swinburne University: R. Lugg P. Wild B. Higgins M. Saunders K. Fitzpatrick Z.
Scrase Box Hill North: M. Causer D. Penny C. Langley T. Manno S. Harrison X. Ellis
South Mornington 4.2 11.2 15.6 22.12 (144)
Eley Park Sharks 3.0 5.4 8.8 8.8 (56)
GOALS South Mornington: M. Duff 4 J. Dowsett 3 L. Wade 3 P. Johns 3 K. Debernardi 2 Z.
Godden 1 C. Benton 1 A. Hicks 1 C. Muczynski 1 R. Matthews 1 L. Riley 1 R. McConville-
Brain 1 Eley Park Sharks: N. Bahnsen 3 A. Farrugia 2 D. Crawford 2 R. Price 1
BEST South Mornington: M. Duff C. Benton C. Cowan M. McGreal P. Randle L. Wade Eley
Park Sharks: H. Priest D. Bowen A. Wreford N. Bahnsen J. Kiklis I. Gridchin
West Brunswick 6.3 9.7 12.12 21.16 (142)
Manningham Cobras 1.1 3.2 5.3 5.4 (34)
GOALS West Brunswick: S. O’Neill 6 C. Ashley 3 L. Campbell 3 J. Ong 2 J. Hopkins 2 J.
Boyd 1 S. Devers 1 R. Benjamin 1 L. Stewart 1 H. Baird 1
Manningham Cobras: M. Bosso 2 J. Trinchi 1 M. Muller 1 J. Swan 1
BEST West Brunswick: A. McKenzie H. Baird S. Devers J. Boyd D. Hh S. O’Neill
Manningham Cobras: T. Fradkin M. Muller A. McDill P. Whitehouse P. Toogood C. Jolly
Point Cook 5.3 10.4 15.6 19.9 (123)
Chadstone 2.0 2.2 7.5 7.6 (48)
GOALS Point Cook: B. Hunter 4 N. Burton 4 C. Barry 3 C. Haynes 3 B. Ward 2 S. Pengelly
1 J. Pozzuto 1 A. Paris 1 Chadstone: M. Cole 2 M. Johns 1 B. Stewart 1 J. Britten 1 C.
Kimitsis 1 L. Perry 1
BEST Point Cook: B. McKay J. Sutherland C. Barry B. Hunter R. Koli P. Donoghue
Chadstone: B. Biggs B. Stewart K. Rimmer C. Kimitsis G. Caffieri M. Cole
Mt Lilydale 2.1 4.3 8.4 11.5 (71)
North Brunswick 3.4 7.4 7.9 7.11 (53)
GOALS Mt Lilydale: L. Hill 3 J. Smith 2 S. Hickey 2 C. Ward 1 J. Oakes 1 M. Williams 1 L.
Oakes 1 North Brunswick: D. Lo Presti 2 T. Geary 1 S. Wernham 1 D. Allan 1 H. Wilson 1
B. Pryor 1
BEST Mt Lilydale: L. Hill S. Hickey R. Black L. Powell B. Andrews M. Williams
North Brunswick: D. Lo Presti D. Allan R. Power B. Pryor T. Geary T. Ackland
Box Hill North 6.3 7.6 11.7 14.10 (94)
Swinburne University 2.2 6.5 10.9 11.15 (81)
GOALS Box Hill North: N. Berlowitz 3 L. Desmond 2 G. Weston 2 K. Axten 1 S. Campbell 1
J. Tambakis 1 B. Gorniak 1 M. Penny 1 A. Rodrigues 1 R. Adams 1
Swinburne University: B. Gittus 4 K. Finn 2 T. Kennedy 1 J. Coy 1 M. Hodgson 1 M. Dunn
1 C. O’Keeffe 1
BEST Box Hill North: K. Axten L. Desmond S. Campbell N. Crossan N. Cox J. Tambakis
Swinburne University: C. O’Keeffe M. Hodgson J. Loring M. Dunn J. Carroll B. Gittus
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NEXT WEEK’S GAMES
PREMIER
Collegians v Caulfield Gramm 14:00
Old Carey v University Blues 14:00
Old Scotch v De La Salle 14:00
Old Xaverians v Old Trinity 14:00
St Bernards v St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 13:20
PREMIER B
Oakleigh v Old Brighton 14:00
Old Haileybury v Beaumaris 14:00
Old Ivanhoe v St Kevins 14:00
University Blacks v AJAX 14:00
Werribee Districts v Old Melburnians 14:00
PREMIER C
Fitzroy v Banyule 14:00
Mazenod v Rupertswood 14:00
Monash Blues v Marcellin 14:00
Old Camberwell v Hampton Rovers 14:00
PEGS v Parkdale Vultures 14:00
DIVISION ONE
North Old Boys/St Pats v Ormond 14:00
Old Geelong v MHSOB 14:00
Peninsula v Williamstown CYMS 14:00
St Johns v Old Mentonians 14:00
Whitefriars v Glen Eira 14:00
DIVISION TWO
Bulleen Templestowe v South Melb Districts 14:00
Eltham Collegians v Emmaus St Leos 14:00
Old Paradians v La Trobe University 14:00
St Mary’s Salesian v Prahran Assumption 14:00
Therry Penola v Monash Gryphons 14:00
DIVISION THREE
Aquinas v Power House 14:00
Richmond Central v UHS-VU 14:00
Ivanhoe v Old Westbourne 14:00
Hawthorn v Kew 14:00
Elsternwick v St Francis Xavier 14:00
Albert Park v Yarra Valley 14:00
DIVISION FOUR
Chadstone v Eley Park Sharks 14:00
Point Cook v West Brunswick 14:00
Swinburne University v Mt Lilydale 14:00
Manningham Cobras v Box Hill North 14:00
North Brunswick v South Mornington 14:00
UNDER 19 Premier
Beaumaris v University Blues 14:00
De La Salle v Old Scotch 14:00
Old Melburnians v St Bernards 14:00
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v Fitzroy 14:00
University Blacks v Old Xaverians 14:00
UNDER 19 Section 2
Caulfield Grammarians v St Kevins 14:00
Old Brighton v Old Carey 14:00
Old Trinity v Marcellin 14:00
Old Haileybury v Werribee Districts 13:45
UNDER 19 Section 3
Old Xaverians v Mazenod 14:00
Ormond v Northern Blues 14:00
PEGS v Collegians 9:20
St Bernards v Old Camberwell 14:00
UNDER 19 South
Beaumaris v Hampton Rovers 11:40
De La Salle v St Mary’s Salesian 11:40
Monash Blues v Parkdale Vultures 9:20
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers v Peninsula 11:40
UNDER 19 North
Old Geelong v Ivanhoe 9:20
Therry Penola v La Trobe University 9:20
Williamstown CYMS v MHSOB 14:00
UNDER 18
St Bernards v St Mary’s Salesian 9:20
Werribee Districts v Rupertswood 9:20
Williamstown CYMS v Oakleigh 11:40
UHS-VU / Flemington Bye
PREMIER THIRDS
De La Salle v Old Scotch 9:20
Old Xaverians v Old Trinity 11:40
Caulfield Grammarians v Collegians 11:40
Old Carey v University Blues 11:40
St Bernards Bye
PREMIER B THIRDS
Old Brighton v Old Melburnians 11:40
St Kevins v AJAX 11:40
University Blacks v Northern Blues 11:40
Old Xaverians Bye
PREMIER C THIRDS
Marcellin v Mazenod 11:40
Old Camberwell v Old Mentonians 11:40
Fitzroy v St Kevins 9:20
Whitefriars v Banyule 9:20
CLUB XVIII (1)
Williamstown CYMS v NOBS/ St Pats 9:20
Old Melburnians v Ivanhoe 11:40
Old Xaverians v Monash Blues 9:20
Prahran Assumption v Fitzroy 11:40
St Bernards v Therry Penola 11:40
De La Salle Bye
CLUB XVIII (2)
Bulleen Templestowe v Therry Penola 9:20
Richmond Snakes v Hawthorn 9:20
Kew v Richmond Cardinals 11:40
Old Paradians v Eley Park Sharks 9:20
UHS-VU v Old Geelong 11:40
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PREMIER
1 Nick Roberts
2 Jacob Williams
3 Matthew Moore
4 Nathan Roberts
5 Michael Duggan
6 Tyson Hunt
7 Tom Humphrey
7R Peter Harrison (RC)
8 Tom Mcmahon
9 Jarrod Moloney
10 David Lowe (C)
11 Mark Todd
12 Matthew Hine
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
21 Daniel Close
22 Aaron Kneebone
23 Sebastian Gotch
23R Ryan Sherman
24 John Griffi ths
25 Lachlan Bull
26 Matthew Fieldsend
27 James Crowe
28 Sam Haslem
29 Leigh Harrison
30 Joel Phillips
30R Daniel Griffi n
31 Nick Stewart
32 Jack Vickers
33 Ben Pratt
34 Luke Semmel
35 Justin Baxter
36 James Hansen
37 Sam Brooks
38 Lachlan O’connell
39 Ben Oakley
40 Edward Clinch
41 Brendan Close
42 Jordan Pollard
DE LA SALLE
Coach: Greg McLoughlin
Assistants: John McDonough/
Damon Paull
Reserves: Dom McInerney
Thirds: Liam O’Donnell
SPONSORS
43 Luke Williams
44 Tim Kovess
45 Bradford Wilson
46 Luke Jarvis
47 Hugh Nicholson
48 Eddie Espinosa
49 Ryan Harris
50 Jason Terrell
51 Michael De Luca
52 Tom Moloney
53 Kieran Grant
54 Michael Nankervis
55 Brad Hughes
56 Anthony Palmer
57 Tyson Parker
58 Steven Hogan
59 Jack Jarvis
60 Simon Lowe
61 Chris Kelliher
62 Pat Monaghan
63 Declan Freeman
64 Luis Godhino
65 Nick Fyfi eld
66 Anth Hale
67 Steven Wall
68 Alexander Roberts
69 Beau Hill
70 Sam Morwood
71 Jackson Mckay
72 Joe Ramsden
73 Matthew Briglia
74 Nick Hyland
75 Nicholas Hogan
76 Thomas Naughtin
77 Matthew Naughtin
78 Sam O’donnell
79 Simon Moloney
78 Matt Rodgers
79 Will Kent
80 Robert Gamble
81 Alex Zaia
82 Adam Kurzel
83 Cameron Watts
84 Simon Murphy
85 Stephen Brown
86 Sam Bennetts
1 Tom O’sullivan
2 Ben Price
3 Max Slonim
4 James Shanahan
4R Aiden Clarke (RVC)
5 Jordan Stewart
6 Chris Hammond
7 Tim Nixon
8 Stefan Garrubba
9 Ben Carboni (VC)
10 Andrew Strain (RC)
11 Sean Meredith
12 Justin Perkins (VC)
13 Sam Wood
14 Chris May
15 Andrew Docker
16 Gavin Winter
17 Declan Reilly
18 Matt Kremmer
19 Luke Price
20 Darcy Daly
21 Dean Scheetz
22 Zac Parsons
23 Chris Fagan
24 Chris Game
25 Brett Sinclair (VC)
26 Simon Widjaja (C)
27 Louis O’keefe
28 Gavin Colosimo
29 Dominic O’keefe
30 Clay Williams
31 Will Osborn
32 Daniel Pelchen
33 Ben Hyland
34 Mark Nelson
35 Scott Dickson
35R Andrew Spittal
36 Eddy Kalaja (RVC)
37 Francis Mcardle
38 Luke Spinks
39 Steve Howard
40 Lloyd Everett
CAULFIELD GRAMM
Coach: Steven Lawrence
Assistants: Greg Meredith/Ben Gross
Reserves: James Lawson
41 Mark Liddell
42 Justin Kremmer
43 Woody Eke
44 Jareth Quayle
45 Dave Allanson
46 Tom Small
47 Nick Karoly
48 Ryan Lewis
49 Luke Matias
50 Dylan Tobias
51 Jack Mclean
52 Tim Yelland
53 Ben Mcloughlin
54 Matthew Linklater
55 Matthew Hacket
56 James Cleeve
57 Nathan Nuzum
58 Ben Walker
59 Matthew Wood
60 Jaron Helman
61 Tyson Bradshaw
62 Peter Mayes
63 Chris Axais
64 Simon Tamblyn
66 William Berry
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PREMIER
OLD TRINITY
Coach: Adam Andrews
Assistant: Gerard Sholly/Leigh McQuillen
COLLEGIANS
Coach: Mark Hibbins
Coach: Simon Arnott
Reserves: Troy Harbinson
Thirds: Robert Muir
1 Dayne Coulsen-
Hoffacker
2 Kristian Butler
4 Brent Walsh
5 Dan Chamberlain
7 Brendan Iezzi
8 Tim Walsh
9 Andrew Hore-Lacy
10 Jack Osborne
11 Kris Spassopoulos
12 Luke Pacconi
13 Jack Gale
15 Angus Greene
16 David Constantinou
17 Mason Cole
18 Edward Weatherson
19 Nick Howell
20 Robert Humann
21 Tim Howell
22 Brett Barratt
23 Andrew Ramsden
24 Gabriel Hamilton
26 Andrew
Kyriacopoulos
27 Matthew Brown
28 Daniel A’Hearne
29 Nicholas
Chamberlaine
30 Max Burgess
31 Callum Pohl
32 Brett Robertson
35 James Petdro
36 Nicholas Bourke
37 Ben Howell
38 Jakob Steinhart
39 Alexander Hasiotis
40 Peter Mescher
41 Fergus Stewart
45 Andrew Kinross
46 William Oldfi eld
47 Jack Hunt
49 Ned Hunt
1 Jono Dixon
2 Tom Bull
3 Charlie Holst
4 Nick Ries (C)
5 Andrew Scott
6 Jack Bull (VC)
7 Shura Taft
8 Daniel Strachan
9 Michael Dyer
10 James Jorgensen
11 Nicholas Sautner
12 Simon Hall
13 Lloyd Whitby
14 Barclay Dixon
15 Jay Austerberry
16 Cameron Lee
17 Courtney Hylton
18 Trent Zimbachs (VC)
19 Stuart Inglis
20 Sam Troon
21 James Harvey
21r Ollie Howard
22 Marty Williams
23 Wil Tardif
24 Ben Mason
25 James Kondarovskis
26 Jesse Band Conrick
27 Corey Cassidy
28 Tom Penberthy
29 Alexander Croft
30 Josh Kamener
31 Nick Roach
32 Chris Blumfi eld
33 Lachlan Ferguson
34 Harry Croft
35 Anthony Carydias
36 Ben Holst
37 Scott Carey
38 Will Johnson
39 Chris Jesaueluk
40 Luke Casey
41 Dominic Russo
42 Jack Parsons
43 Ed Malone (RC)
44 Andrew Howison
45 Andrew Stone
46 Julian Hampton
47 Norbert Williams
48 Sam Doupe-Watt
49 Drew Maddock
50 Jayden Head
51 James Slatyer
52 James Patterson
53 Billy Riddle
54 Cameron Bonnar
55 Nicholas Brown
56 Calvin Lyon
57 Charlie Simmons
58 Nick Bobeff
59 Sam Cutts
60 Anthony James
61 Ed Cordner
62 Kim Findlay
64 Bernie Morris
65 Ned Withers
66 Huw Forbes
67 Justin Clark
86 Hugh McKenzie
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PREMIER
1 Paul Wintle
2 Luke Wintle
3 Michael Curcio
4 Patrick Kean
5 Dan Garside (VC)
6 Tom Garside
7 Anthony Scafi di
8 Brendan Dillon
9 Chris Richards
10 Michael Wintle
11 Simon Richards (C)
12 Luke Hulse
13 Pat Tyquin
14 Gavin Brown
15 Hiwab Shakaib
16 Shaun Glennen
18 Alex Kane
19 James Murnane
20 Todd Bastion
21 Michael Barnhoorn
22 Carey Neville
23 Daniel Sceney
24 Jack Hellier
25 Dean Porter (DVC)
26 Dan Lynch
27 Cameron Hansen
28 Daniel Foot-Connolly
29 Darcy Holden
30 Michael Mcgettigan
31 Tony Demacedo
33 Blake Mcgrath
34 David Teasdale
36 George Rowlands
37 Jaryd Robertson
38 Michael Seeber
39 Sam Amon
41 Mark Geshke
42 Jamie Marks
43 Hayden Jeans
45 Chris Roggero
46 Josh Herron
47 Scott Hobson
ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS
Coach: Mick Dwyer
Assistants: Jamie Shanahan/
Greg Siwes
Reserves: Brad Berry
48 Andrew Fyans
50 Steven Kidd
52 Sam Nicholls
53 Jordan Lynch
54 Nick Seeber
56 Nick Munday
57 Ben Hodges
58 Daniel Gilmour
59 John Poutanas
60 Nick Kane
61 Ned Fallon
62 Luke Porter (RC)
63 James Morrison
64 Luke Barnhoorn
66 Damien Waters
68 Joseph Wilson
70 Luke Terrell
71 James Mcdevitt
72 Lawrence Webb
73 Lewis Stutterd
74 Matthew Pitt
76 Anton Vandenblink
1 Sam Thompson (VC)
2 Ash Lim
3 Gus Gray
4 Lachie Cohen
5 Matt Tyler
6 Hamish Dick
7 George Dick
8 Lachie Hill
9 Scott Sherwen (DVC)
10 Mark Passador (VC)
11 Nick Allen
12 James Bowden (DVC)
14 Adam Houlihan
15 Matthew Peric
16 Shane Neaves
17 Sam White
18 Caillin O’Shannessy
19 Tom Harkness
20 Tim Green
21 Al Pike
22 Hugo Perry
23 Max van den Broek
24 Jack Davis
25 Max Davis
26 Nich Hildebrandt
27 Robbie Ferraro
28 Angus Tummel
29 Chris Watts (U19)
30 Scott Bradley
31 Lachie Armstrong
32 Richard Eva (C)
33 Henry Dick
34 Sam Barnett
35 Will Strange
36 Nick Clay
37 Sean Leith
38 Jason Sherriff
39 Simon Barnett
40 Angus Harlock
41 Richard Wilkinson
42 Tom McKinley
43 Byron Smith
44 Tim Keck (RC)
45 Tim Mursell
46 Nich Lawrence
47 Gene van den Broek (U19)
48 Fraser Macfarlane
49 Sam Muggleton
50 Alex O’Shannessy
OLD SCOTCH
Coach: Dean Anderson/Stuart Powell
Assistants: Steve Crisp/Josh Kitchen/
Christian Neeson/Kemble Edelsten/Ian Leith
Reserves: Paul O’Brien
Thirds: Scott Witham
Assistants: Lachie Cooper
51 John Daggian (3CC)
53 James Long
54 Jayden Charlton
55 Nich Cox
56 Tim Mead
57 Luke Schumann
58 Jack Furey
59 Andrew Mitchell
60 Travis Ronaldson
61 Tim Ranson
62 Michael Chitham
63 Matt Elliott
64 Tristan Bowman
65 Fergus Mckenzie
66 Jayson Speck
67 Sam Stott
68 Will Davis
69 Alex van Ryn
70 Chris Clay
71 Leo Tang
72 Tom Auty
73 Rob Njoku
74 Alex Williamson
75 Lachie McDonough
76 Brodie Leahy
77 Matt Burns
78 Nic Poliakow
79 Hamish Taylor (3CC)
80 Mitch Bradley
81 Tim Melville
82 Will Ponsford
83 Will Darling
84 Will Mackintosh
85 Dion Kaliviotis
86 Ed Barbour
87 James Halbert
88 Nick Jamieson
89 Daniel Parisi
90 Mitchell Scott
91 Dylan Mercer
92 Matthew Seed
93 Blood Jumper
94 Maurice Clayton
95 Blood Jumper
96 Tom Hays
97 Mat Bate
98 Tim Briggs
99 Charlie Houghton
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PREMIER
UNIVERSITY BLUES
Coach: Fergus Watts
Assistants: Ian Predergast/
David Chippendall/Chris Reid
Reserves: Chris Baumgartner
ST BERNARDS
Coach: Chris Tankard
Assistants: Nick Smith/Simon Atkins
Reserves: Damien Sullivan
1 Paul Butko
3 Charles Shaw
4 Marshall Rippon
6 Jeremy Mugavin
7 Jon Nash
8 Henry Weddell
9 Andrew Lowcock
10 Peter Summers
11 Hugh Vickers-Willis
12 Matthew Torney (C)
13 Tom Girdwood
14 Tom Fairbairn
15 Ben McConnell (VC)
17 Richard Langham
18 Michael Monteith
19 Al Austin
20 Jack Watts (VC)
21 Max Leishman
22 Benjamin Millard
23 Thomas Calvert
24 Will Cuningham
25 Angus Nice
16 Ian Prendergast
27 Hayden McDonald
28 Albert Weddell
29 Craig Frinsdorf
30 Shaun Bryce
32 Riley McMahon
33 Dominic Nixon
35 Josh Caldow
36 David Withers
37 Jack Townley
38 Jon Vickers-Willis
38 Daniel Carmody
39 Dirk Heinz
40 Henry Hanlon
41 Thomas Ruggles
43 Bennett Merriman
44 John Wood
45 Damien Barton
46 Hamish Rankin
47 Jeremy McDonald
48 Jack Maxwell
49 Daniel Zambon
51 Tom Maddocks
53 Sam Driscoll
54 Shamus Curran
55 Llewyn Butler
56 Mitchell Pickering
58 Ed Long
59 Jamie Mugavin
61 Andy Christensen
63 Brant Laidlaw
64 Andrew Walsh
65 Bill Girdwood
66 Daniel Gumley
67 Nick Hardie-Grant
69 Nick McRae
70 Liam Quin
71 Peter Marshall
72 David Marshall
73 Nick Keating
74 Ben Joengbloed
75 Sam Dalton
76 Lachie Michell
80 David Krones
81 Jackson Hood
82 James McArthur
83 Patrick Hayes
83 Andrew Prendergast
85 Frank Mooney
86 Jared Edwards
87 Jono Hibbert
88 Daniel Condon
89 Rory Kennedy
90 Aaron Harris
92 Will Robinson
1 Andrew Stapleton
2 Ryan Schroder
3 Michael Sullivan
4 Tom Sullivan
5 Mitch Church
6 Jake Bevanda
7 Michael Angel
8 Paddy Gamwell
8R Justin Evans
9 Jack Solomon
10 Brenton Garth
11 Steve Mitchell
12 Ryhs Moylan
13 Chris Mitchell
14 Nic Cooke
15 Luke Madden
16 Kyle Dalmau
17 Luke O’Sullivan
18 Alex Singleton
19 Andrew Merrington
20 Shaun Clarke
21 Tom Overman
22 Simon Caven
23 Jacob Forder
24 Brendan George
25 Andrew van Meel
26 Tom Gleeson
26R Andrew Smith
27 Liam Wilkinson
28 Michael Hutchesson
28R Paul Holland
29 Tom Black
30 Vince Schiavello
31 Chris Hoban
32 Tom Caven
33 Andrew Ciantar
33R Nick Smith
34 Daniel Byrne
34R Marty Byrne
35 Tate Pearson
36 Keiren Farrell
37 Patrick Harris
38 Mark Buckley
39 Michael Liccaiardo
40 Joshua Madden
41 Hamish Watts
42 Sean Bergin
43 James Stapleton
44 Dean Bergin
45 Steve Cannatalli
46 James Molony
47 Caleb Forder
48 Xavier Cox
49 Jake King
50 Andrew Grosso
51 Daniel Riley
52 Jesse Manunzio
53 Ben Peart
54 Jack Wheeler
55 Liam Cookson
56 Paul Rahill
57 Andrew Sicari
58 Matthew Borzillo
59 Matthew Sweeney
60 Daniel Lamana
61 Matthew Trim
62 Grant Breheney
63 Rob Pascolo
64 Chris Godfrey
65 Nick Hughes
66 James Devery
67 Gerry Christie
68 James Flannery
69 Tom Isaacs
70 Matthew Marion
71 Aaron Neal
72 Liam Neal
73 Joe Pignataro
74 Luke Baird
75 Aaron Helenius
76 Owen McIntyre
77 Clarke Mitchell
78 Daniel Janides
79 Peter Villani
80 Mark Salvadori
81 Ben Hogan
82 Matt Gurrissi
83 Michael Smith
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PREMIER
1 Steven Freemantle
2 Damien Yze
3 Ben Smithwick
4 Julian Rowe
5 Luke Maslin
6 James Rimington
7 Thomas Evans (C)
8 Paul Fiorenza
9 Matt Parker
10 Mathew Laidlaw
11 Scott Virtue
12 Marshall Bull
14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes
15 Jarrod Reid
16 Brendan Huf
17 Simon Harris
18 Nicholas Colbert
19 Carl Peterson
20 James Murrie
21 Lachlan Mcqueen-
Miscamble
22 Pierre Seale
23 Cameron Howat (C)
24 Alexander Thompson (RC)
25 James Evans
26 James Wagner
27 Allister Parton
28 Sam Arthur
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 Steve Harris
38 Luke Mckinnon (RC)
40 Sam Hassett
40 Gavin Plummer
41 Harry Moore
42 Scott Gordon
OLD CAREY
Coach: Trevor Rowe
Assistants: Richard Oppy/
Travis Derricott/Chris Casey/
Jon Remmington/Stuart Kofeod
43 Alistar Reed
44 Nick Richardson
45 Tim Rule
46 Simon Bramwell
47 Liam Cooney
48 Nic Newhouse
49 Corey Rice
50 Blake Fordham
51 Simon Davidson
52 Sam Pentney
53 Lochlan Hall
54 Henry Mcqueen-
Miscamble
55 Tim Angus
56 Lewis Fotheringham
57 Tim Smith
58 James Mcwhinney
59 Robert O’hern
60 Will Cushen
61 William Guiney
62 Tom Gulliver
63 Nic Bayly
64 Geoff Trumble
65 David Bowley
66 Marcus Ramsay
67 Charlie Fitzpatrick
68 Tim Wilkins
70 Sam Landgren
71 Zac Lisle
72 Campbell Wallace
73 Callum O’brien
74 Nick Pryor
75 Kyle Parker
76 Simon Lenders
77 Andrew Bird
78 Rhett Mitchelhill
1 Jake Williams
2 Chris Santalucia
3 Andrew Pasceri
4 James Mcdonnell
5 Dan Rush
6 Ben Kennedy
7 Michael Darvell (VC)
8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC)
9 Damien Lynch
10 Andy Ryan
11 Luke Howard
12 Brendan Goss
13 Josh Agius (VC)
14 Josh Douglas
15 Matt Skidmore
16 Brad Rogerson
17 Chris Larkins
18 John Shaw
19 Tim Dynon
20 James Scanlan
21 Tom Carey
22 Cameron Hunter
23 Lachlan Smith
24 Cameron Purss
25 Pat Ambrose
26 Nick Wynne
27 Damien Ryan
28 Jeremy Mcdonnell
29 Matt Handley
30 Murphy Ambrose
31 Matt Ball (C)
32 Oliver Gidley
33 James Ulbrick
34 Ryan Colbert
35 Ed Lachal
36 David Sapuppo
37 Nick Dimattina
38 Louis Denton
39 Michael Hannan
40 Sam Lees
41 Esmond Prowse
42 Louis Tiernan
OLD XAVERIANS
Coach: Andrew Gowers
Assistants: Nick Holland/David Landrigan/
Travis Ruyg
Reserves: Matt O’Hanlon
Assistants: Peter Skidmore/
Andy “Shanks” Ryan
43 Nick Pepperell
44 Matt Walsh
45 Jack Bergin
46 Dan Iacuone
47 Tim Agius
48 Mitch Garvey
49 Jonathan Pintal
50 Fraser Paterson
51 Dan Harangozo
52 Tristan Parker
53 Jon Mercuri (VC)
54 Dan Barry
55 Nick Biddlecombe
56 Matt Douglas
57 Matt Jenkinson
58 Jack Curtis
59 Dom Walker
60 Dan Meehan
61 Julian Darrer
62 Matthew Romanin
63 Karl Kaldawi
64 Nick Nunan
65 Jeremy Preece
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PREMIER B
AJAX
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 Adam Caplan
13 Jesse Kochen
14 Jarrod White
15 Rubin Winograd
16 Nick Marks
17 Josh Ludski
18 Jesse Feldy
19 Ash Kalb
20 Brad Caplan
21 Noah Rischin
22 Luke Peters
23 Ari Lewski
24 Josh Sacks
25 Jake Lew
26 Jason Tendler
27 Josh Givoni
28 Dean Steinberg
29 Adam Trytell
30 Josh Gottlieb
31 Joel Nevezie
32 Jesse Osowicki
33 Matt Kaye
34 Richie Simon
35 Cory Jankie
36 Jarryd Ludski
37 Stuart Fayman
38 Luke Jankie
39 Tim Freed
40 Joel Gocs
41 Nadav Harel
42 David Wloszczowski
Coach: Bernie Sheehy
Assistants: Mark Segal/Adrian Morrisey
Reserves: Darren Seidl
Assistant: Gary Blusztein
Thirds: Barry Simon
43 Jason Kaye
44 Daniel Roth
45 Michael Shafar
46 Josh Rawicki
47 Michael Shmerling
48 Michael Thurin
49 Josh Dorevitch
50 Alex Wollan
51 Jason Samuel
52 Eyal Lang
53 Guy Silbert
54 Ricky Cahn
55 Nick Shulman
56 Ben Rockman
57 Ryan White
58 David Burns
59 Raph Schlesinger
60 Ari Burman
61 JJ Sacks
62 Jeremy Rotberg
63 Damien Schwarz
65 Joel Benjamin
66 Ash Cooper
67 Ari Wytwornik
68 Leigh Goldman
69 Ben Michowski
70 Mark Shnider
71 Johnathon Shafar
72 Ryan Fisher
73 Jordan Tonkin
75 Brennan Lukav
76 Chaim Wellis-Stosser
77 Alan Silver
78 Evgeni Routman
79 Joel Grossman
80 Josh Lancman
1 Steven Scott
2 Michael Harold (C)
3 Dermot Cleary (VC)
4 Stuart Hobijin-Allen
5 Kieran Hogan
6 Jess Pickett
7 Christopher Lamb
8 Aisea Valentini
9 Gary Bennett
10 Paul Tsoucalas
11 Stephen Doherty
12 Ben Hogan
13 Joshua Revere
14 Patrick Disiervi
15 Patrick Ioannidis
16 Steven Buchanan
17 Tim Doherty
18 James Chapple
19 James Hunt
20 Josh Ashman
21 Jake Pappon
22 Zein Daoud
23 Jack Hind
24 Tommy Golik
25 Gabby Irons
26 Steven Ott
27 Lee Barrand
28 Baden Wass
29 Robert Holden
30 Peter Holden
31 Trevor Bromley
32 Christopher Meyers
33 Leigh Head
34 Mike Paxman
35 Gerard Roney
36 Austin Deneys
37 Thomas Costigan
38 Tim Goldsmith
39 Aaron Binns
40 Aaron Shaw
41 Simon Way
42 Chris Lavery
OAKLEIGH
Coach: Martin Stillman
Assistants: Jon Rutter/Trevor Bromley/
Ash Lever
Reserves: Ali Khodr El-Ali
43 Phil Falvo
44 Tim Scott
45 Dylan Ruddy
46 Zac Thiessens
47 Mathew White
48 Gonzalo Valenzuela
49 Nicholas Seel
50 Daniel Mercuri
51 Jack Van de Ven
52 Matt Bertucci
53 Christopher Mercuri
54 Callum Buchanan
55 Sean Earl
56 Thomas Mottram
57 Mitch James
58 Jason Olson
59 Matthew Wass
60 Chris Telley
61 Anthony Ashworth
62 Michael Margetis
63 Patrick Sham-Yuen
64 Paul Raso
65 Luke Morin
66 Dani Boutros
67 James Cleary
68 James Fitzgerald
69 Adrian Gigliotti
70 Will Manning
71 Adam Matthiesson
72 Andrew Murray
73 Jacob Sassos
74 Shams Osmani
75 Zac Mousoulis
76 Jaryd Wines
77 Stuart Wines
78 Dion Perry
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PREMIER B
1 Matthew Duggan
2 Rob Cathcart
3 Matthew Petering
4 Sean Coote
5 Tom Abbott
6 Chris Langdon
7 Tom Dean
8 Josh Ward
9 Doug Pritchard
10 Nick Loucaides
11 Scott Braithwaite
12 Scott Gower
13 Will Murton
14 Tim Collins
15 Alex Bennett
16 Sam McBain
17 Anthony Carroll
18 Will Edmonds
19 Mick Atkins
20 Callan Buckley
21 Jackson Leigh
22 Lachlan Boyd
23 Adam Catlin
25 Tom Gandy
26 Michael DeFontenay
27 Brayden Haynes
28 Mick Millar
29 Jordan Thompson
29 Tom Nash
30 Will Mattingley
31 Tom Buckley
31 James Lapa
32 Joel DiNatale
33 Matthew Stevens
34 Michael Globan
35 Sean McNicholas
36 Scott Kendall
37 Lachlan Quirk
37 Jack Richter
38 Michael Wilson
39 Luke McNicholas
40 James Bull
BEAUMARIS
Coach: Jason Mifsud
Assistants: Craig Tonkin/Josh Bourke
Reserves: Marcus Goonan
41 Marcus Lee
42 James Bliesner
43 Mark Bramwell
43 Nick Dickinson
44 Pete Richter
45 Greg Roberts
46 Luke Sketchley
47 Travis Kelly
48 Jarrad Evans
49 Luke Slater
50 Matthew Kurta
51 Tyson Rayner
52 Oliver Webber
53 Sean Brennan
53 Matt Hutcheon
54 Chris Badman
55 Joel Billing
56 Tim Pritchard
57 James LeBreton
58 Michael Salisbury
59 Germaine Ivanka
60 Mitchell Bourne
61 Simon Lee
65 Matthew Prosser
68 Jack Coleman
1 Rhy Gieschen
2 Luke Lochran
3 Nick Gieschen
4 Sam Geilings
5 Evan Spargo
6 Stuart Low
7 Jarrod Gieschen (C)
8 Simon Paton
9 Chris Sutherland (VC)
10 Lachlan Phillips
11 Nick Butler
12 Chris Branigan
13 James Binney
14 Owen Weatherly
15 Edward Greer
16 Trevor Cotsworth
17 Zac Keane (VC)
18 Micheal Mitris
19 Daniel Steele
19R Koby Trajanovski
20 Jake Trajanovski
21 Bernard Mcdowell
22 James Moio
23 Iza Dawkins
24 Richard Butler
25 Evan Byrne
26 Chris Georgiou
27 Hayden Heta (C)
28 Dale Hawkes
29 Andrew Paine
30 Andrew Tieman
31 Alex Dioretes
32 James Weston
33 Stephen Ward
34 Ricky Jessop
35 Michael Casterta
36 Phil Dinakis
37 Adam Baldwin (VC)
38 James Faulkner
39 Arthur Solomidis
40 Michael Bacskos
41 Josh Uljans
42 Tyson Harrison
43 Saul Smith
OLD IVANHOE
Coach: Craig Hunter
Assistants: Renato Dintinosante/
Brad Thompson
Reserves: Darren Toll
Assistant: Stephen King
44 Sam Brennan
45 Alf Bernardi
46 Nick Clark
47 Sel Cetin
48 Gareth Fowler
49 James Birch
50 Mitchell Bodycoat
51 Tim Mcdowell
52 Simon Leon
53 Ryan Coleman
54 Ross Stamford
55 Brad Thompson
56 Chris Toohey
57 Alex Bolzan
58 Luke Bolzan
59 Ashley Steer
60 David Madigan
61 Jack Miriklis
62 Michael Golden
63 Chris Roger
64 Adam Veli
65 David Veli
66 Tony Pantano
67 Christian Gianfagna
68 Alex Caserta
69 Chris Bacskos
70 Todd Morris
71 Joshua Yi
72 Andrew Jones
73 Daniel Imbesi
74 Andrew Sheehan
75 Tim Gleeson
76 Chris Harder
77 Michael Delmonte
78 Blair Mantesso
79 Adam Karim
80 Lachlan Page-Wood
81 Anthony Stena
82 Matt Mcmahon
83 Jordan Stanton
84 Chris Guy
85 Shaun Stewart
86 Tom Eaton
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University Blacks
PREMIER B
OLD MELBURNIANS
Coach: Nathan Brown
Assistants: Daniel Hughes/Peter Nunn
Reserves: Chris Jenkins
Thirds: John Guest
UNIVERSITY BLACKS
Coach: Matthew Kempton
Assistants: Luke van Kempen/
Xavier Maloney/Andrew Thompson
Reserves: Luke O’Connell
1 Aaron Gregory (R)
2 James Beaumont
2 Mitch Downey (R)
3 Thomas Paule
4 Thomas Healey
5 Cameron Beck
6 Christopher Righetti
7 Christopher Baillieu (R)
7 Edward Hughes
8 Benjamin Hayes
9 Peter Kennon
10 Rupert Doyle
10 Harry Macciolli
11 Thomas Bachet
11 William Hatfi eld
12 Christopher Hood
13 Benjamin Baines (R)
13 John Cooper
14 Tony Dickinson (R)
14 Harry Jupp
15 Timothy Oman
16 Timothy McLardy
16 Nicholas Voyage
17
Charles Cumbrae-
Stewart
18 Sam Gibbons
19 Campbell May
20 Benjamin McKie
21 Jay Coverdale (R)
21 Stuart Watson
22 Christopher Wischer
22 Harry Allen (R)
23 Nicholas DeSteiger
25 Nicholas Amato
25 Alexander Crosby (R)
25 Cameron Tunbridge (R)
26 James Siebert
27 Stuart Taylor
28 Jeremy Beaumont
29 Lachlan Bennett
31 Jack Macciolli
31 Morgan Cottee (R)
32 Luke Batten
32 Will Fuller
33 Edward Lloyd
35 Paul Kruger
36 Matthew Marangon
38 Adam Marangon
39 Lachlan Cameron
41 Alistair Ferguson
42 Angus Lapin
43 Christopher Jenkins
43 Nicholas Russell
44 Guy Brayshaw
45 Edward DeFegely
45 Konrad Spies (R)
46 Martins McCoy
47 Hugo Dean
47 Tim Spargo
49 Lewis Haralambous
50 Alexander Armstrong
54 David Wright
55 Edward Mandie
56 Christopher Stubbe
62 Thomas Hywood
64 Samuel Quennell
68 William Johnson
71 Richard Armit
73 Will Thompson
76 Nicholas Yencken
77 Jordan Hooper
78 Yoxford Rous
80 Natthanial Nixon
Andrew Cameron
Lucas Hopkins
Charles Wilmoth
Hugh Tomilson
Callum Williamson
Luther Ellis
1 Adam Cook
2 Harry Lahy
3 Scott Myers
4 Andrew Willingham
5 Huw Lacey
6 Jake Matthews
7 Jandre Slabbert
8 Scott Hissey
9 Scott Weekley
10 Bede Mahon
11 Bart Mill
12 Dan Hunt
13 Angus Drysdale
14 Simon Thomas
15 Shane Macnamara
16 Cameron Roberts
17 Tom Purcell
18 Josh Gaylor
19 Matthew Dornauf
20 Andrew Torney
21 Thomas Woods
22 Tom Howgate
23 Daniel Costello (C)
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 John Delahunty
36 Jake Gardiner
37 Lachlan Crameri
38 Tom Napier
39 Adam Pitt
40 Nick Holt
41 Simon Yule
42 Charlie Richardson
43 Ross Tomkins
44 Hamish Guthrie
45 Mitch Aitken
46 Mark Macgugan
47 Tom Brennan
48 Peter O’Rourke
49 Ben Farrow
50 Jack Heeley
51 Simon Lewis
52 James Bismire
53 Jack Lahy
54 Cameron Turner
55 Jonathon Gibson
56 Joshua Steadman
57 Peter Lynch
60 Andrew Felemonow
70 Nicholas Manning
71 Charles McIntyre
72 Alex Hayward
73 Stephen Judson
74 Rory Brennan
75 Chris Weitzel
76 Joshua Convery
77 Owen Scrivener
78 Glenn Coyle
79 Alvaro Rosas
81 Will Davidson
82 Paul Connor
83 Christian Udovich
84 Geoff Pullen
85 Jarrod Bingham
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PREMIER B
1 Matthew Murphy
2 Daniel Campbell
3 Ben Dowd (C)
4 Keith Brick
5 Patrick Dowd
6 Daniel Mahoney
7 Ring Charlie
8 Josh Gabelich
9 Julian Staffi eri
10 Karl Wissell
11 Elliot Waldron
12 Nick McArdle
13 Taylor Jones
14 James Grinter
15 Julian Charles
16 Rick Ladson
17 Patrick Aughton
18 Michael Shanahan
19 Glen Chivers
20 Tom Steains
21 Joshua Taylor
22 Phil Edgar
23 Tom Simpson
24 Tom Marchesani
25 Joe Frazer
26 Sam Bishop (VC)
27 Steve Landers
28 Edward Ring
29 Dom Gibbs
30 Tom Cunningham
31 Anthony Lynch (C)
32 Nathan Hobson
33 Matthew Lucas
34 Anthony White
35 Paedar Handley
36 Matthew Lattanzio
37 Matthew Shannon
38 Jack Mullen
39 John Liston
40 Matthew Daniel
41 Tom McPherson
42 Peter Murray
43 Ricky Caldow
44 Henry Parkes
45 Sam Conlan
46 James Mustey
47 John Griffi ths
ST KEVINS
Coach: Daniel Harford
Assistants: Luke Mahoney/
Grant Hudson/Matt Scully
Reserves: Kornel Dachs
Assistant: Jim Jeffers
48 Hamish McPherson
49 James Betlehem
50 Gerrard Holland
51 Phil Longmore
52 Reece Arnott
53 Jack Murphy-Cruise
54 Tom Crooks
55 Pat Murphy
56 Luke McDonnell
57 Pat Keely
58 Brendan Cooke
60 Liam Dunne
62 Michael Kneebone
63 Simon O’Connor
64 Tim O’Rourke
65 Paul Di Natale
66 James Marchesani
67 Tim Fitzgerald
70 Michael Landers
71 Samuel Carne
72 Nick Marchesani
73 Will Hartley
74 Ben Marchesani
75 Jesse Browne
76 Tim Woolfe
77 Sean Reid
78 Tim Fitzgerald
79 Charles Randles
80 James Syme
81 Sam Browne
82 Ashley Collins
83 Mitch Hayward
84 Jarrod Nash
85 Daniel Barrett
86 Jarrod O’Keefe
87 Jack Jolly
88 Luke Davrain
90 Tim O’Rourke
91 Tim Sharpe
92 James Leggett
93 Tom Uglow
94 Rory Ellis
95 James Douglas
96 Mitch Austin
97 David Geltch
98 Ray Short
99 Tim Bowden
1 James North
2 Jack Cannon
3 Tom Jakobi
4 Josh Homann
5 Andrew Edge
6 Jimmy Davis
7 Michael Dewar
8 Jon Priestley
9 Andrew Dewar
10 Jon Edge
11 Blair Mason
12 Matthew McEvoy
13 Nick Coroneous
14 Thomas Clarke
15 Ben Gadsden
16 Brock Rawlinson
17 Matt Browning
18 Jordan Portelli
19 Tom Mentiplay
20 Jack Beaton
21 Tim Fogarty
22 Niall Collins
23 Michael Karayannis
24 Jon Perrett
25 Riley Cummin
26 Ben Austen
28 John Nockles
29 Josh Dickerson
30 Tom Skewes
31
Nick Graham-
Bowman
32 David Jennings
33 Jack Davis
34 Tom Mariani
35 Jordan Pascoe
36 Scott Cramey
37 Harry Cannon
38 Chris Mizzi
39 Tom Gunning
40 Stuart Mcleod-Smith
41 Marcel Bruin
42 Leigh Hendra
OLD BRIGHTON
Coach: Simon Williams
Assistant: Brett Rose
Reserves: Ross Stewart
Assistant: Daniel Mann
43 David Fallon
45 Spencer Timms
46 Tim Cooney
47 Aran Hayes
48 Stuart Mckell
49 Will Priestley
50 Andrew Ogilvie
51 Jarrod Sargent
52 Nick Paterson
54 Zac Allcott
55 James Salem
56 Will Bardoel
57 Callum Nicholls
58 Pat Kelly
59 Stuart Hooy
60 Brendan Blatt
62 Kieran Rawlinson
63 Marshall Pascoe
69 Sam Roney
84 Alistair Taylor
85 Scott Eastgate
86 Ryan Eastgate
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PREMIER B
WERRIBEE DISTRICTS
Coach: Kirk Norton
Reserves: Shane Doyle
OLD HAILEYBURY
Coach: Darren Seccull
Assistants: Stewart Loewe/
Matthew Brewer/David Mackenzie
Reserves: Craig Brockley
1 Andrew Cunningham
2 Jameel Sargent
3 Christopher Molivas
4 Stefan Callea
5 Aaron Taylor
6 Andrew Panayi
7 Troy Anderson (C)
8 Matthew Palmington
9 Jim Ayling
10 Joshua Huxtable
11 James Norton
12 Alexander Taylor
13 Adam Salamone
14 Mark Smith
15 Jonathon De Pellegrin
16 Mitchell Chadwick
17 Andrew Tedesco
18 Shaun McCutcheon
19 Adam Morrow (C)
20 Brent Morrow
21 Lee Johnston
22 Bol Kolang
23 Adam Alifraco
24 Conor Purton
25 Joshua Bellegante
26 Mikael Purton
27 Dale Carlton
28 Wayne Pelar
29 Sean Dean
30 Brett Armstrong
31 Lachlan Patterson
32 Matthew Palmer
33 Ryan Harrington
34 Matthew Dean
35 Lachlan McDowell
36 Andrew Taylor
37 Patrick Keogh
38 Lucas Menegazzo
39 David Menegazzo
40 Michael Freeman
41 William Swaby
42 Michael Sleep-Dalton
43 Daniel Schebeci
44 Rhys Stooke
45 Timmothy Morrish
46 Nick Morrison
47 Stephen Simpson
48 Alex Eade
49 Andrew Stephenson
50 Rhyse Yassar
51 Clayton Pettigrew
52 Stan Sapountzis
52 Stephen Simpson
53 Jamie Do
54 Bronson Paech
55 Lachlan Hord
56 Mark Neilson
57 Timothy Eccles
58 James Callea
59 Theodore Sapountzis
61 Jye Borg
62 Tate McCutcheon
63 Hayden Daniels
64 Justin Morris
65 Aidan Murphy
1 Jarrod Rafferty
2 Travis Ridgway
3 Hamish McLauchlan (C)
4 Samuel Langford-
Jones
5 Tobias Gill
6 John Nicolopoulos
6 Samuel Casey
7R Tom Tyrell
7 Al Johnston
8 Nick Gooda
9 Peter Gleadhill (C)
9R Michael Lambert
10 Jim Pitcher
11 Ash King
12 Matt Lillie
13 Tim Lockwood
14 Josh Slade
15 David MacKenzie
16 David Comben (VC)
17 Scott Fitzgerald
18 Nick Harrison
18R Will Rule
20 Ryhs McMurray
21 Dan Harrison
22 Adam Schofi eld
23 Chris Ferguson
24 Lachie Nash
25 Scott Ellis
26 David McCormick
27 Drew Gilby
28 Spencer Roberts
29 Brede Seccull
30 Benjamin White
31 Adam Weekes
32 Ed Limon
33 Jon Spanos
34 Corey Millard
36 Mark Weekes
37 William McTaggert
38 Anthony Wright
40 Travis Wyeth
41 Alistair Braithwaite
42 Lachie Wyeth
43 Jason Kurta
44 Jarrod McLauchlan
45 Daniel Newby
46 Julian Bayard
47 Michael Stowe
48 Trent Coles
49 Luke Pitcher (RC)
50 Paul Silberer
51 Jarryn Fisher
52 Mark Seccull
53 Rorey James
54 Adam Vitolins
55 Benjamin Langford-
Jones
56 Richard Mathers
57 Andrew Kight
58 Mitch George
59 Hamish McWilliam
61 Will Eagle
62 Damian Gauci
63 Mark Quiambao
64 Chris Hill
69 Matthew S. Wray
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PREMIER C
BANYULE
1 Hayden Dillon
1r Zan Wenke
2 Tim Cusack
3 Nick Taylor
4 Tom Shepherd
5 Ash Brown
7 Matt Eifermann RC
8 Matthew Holmes
9 Michael Christian C
10 Andy Edwards
11 Kyle Shepard Mueller
12 Sean Driscoll
13 Ryan Hay
14 Jake Truefeldt
15 Chris Taylor
16 Shaun Mc Kenzie
17 Jake Rice
17r David Stokes
18 Scott Hills
19 Ian Stokes
20 Dean Shepherd
22 Stephen Tindale
24 Lewis Melton
25 David Gayfer
25r Tom Mckinlay
26 Ben Herbert
27 Trent Cantwell
28 Alexs Bottomley
29 Shaun O’Callaghan
31 Nick Biscontin
32 Mark Smith
33 Adam Barclay
34 Rhett Masters
35 Bart Walsh VC
36 Beau Parthenides
37 Jack Langford
38 Jeremy Ryan
38r Richard Young
39 Andrew Hopgood
40 Glenn Thompson
41 Luke French
42 Michael Sacchetta
Coach: Rick Brockwell
Assistant: David Witchell
Reserve: Trent Baldac
Assistant: Jason Plant
43 Richard Young
44 Jackson Moloney
45 Dean Nichols
46 Greg Bell
47 Josh O’Connor
48 Tore Valvo
49 Paul Trovato
50 Matthew Adamczyk
52 Matthew Osbourne
60 Simon Tuckman
63 Jeremy Brazzale
64 Dean O’Callaghan
65 Ange Russo
66 Jonathan Knape
69 Brad Cox
1 Simon Bennett (DVC)
2 Damian McGuigan
3 Steve Romanin
3 Blake Hillier
4 Daniel Desanctis
4 James Kennedy
5 Jordan Eade
5 Josh Kennedy
6 Tristan Beranger (VC)
7 Andrew Rogers
7 Warren Carlyle (C)
8 Jordan Heffernan
9 Rob Deev
10 Nick Latsis
10 Alister Lloyd
11 Nick Tsindos (DVC)
11 Edward Cramer
12 Ken Darby
12 Dominic La Fontaine
13 Greg Tolson
13 Harry Levey
14 Jack Ymer
14 Josh Kennedy
15 Rohan Kapoor
16 James Way
16 Sam Killworth
17 Phil Bennett (DVC)
18 Jackson Eade
19 Jack Le Cerf
19 Tom Byrnes
20 Matt Partington
21 Luke Smith
21 Alex MacKenzie
22 Brett Fields
23 Simon Bonyhady
24 Daniel Toma
25 Andrew Hudson
26 Andrew Clarke
27 Caine Hillier (DVC)
28 Alex Lattuada
28 Chris Bell
29 Jason Hinkley
OLD CAMBERWELL
Coach: Tim Killworth
Assistants: Andrew Tsindos /
Fraser Cameron / Terry Ymer
Reserves: Mick Bennett
Assistant: Alex McKenzie
30 Sam Riley
32 Scott Needham
33 Alex Stewart
34 Chris Bell
34 Daniel Schmidt
35 Matt Dyson
36 Steve Derry
39 James Robinson
39 Jason Hinkley
40 James Buckingham
41 Teri Miriklis
41 Matt Berry
42 Jack Duke
43 Stephen Warr
43 Ben Hart (VC)
44 Chris Woodbridge
44 Matt Decarne
47 Andrew Romanin
51 Jason Edwards
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PREMIER C
HAMPTON ROVERS
Coach: Russell Barnes
Assistant: Tim Wilson
Reserves: Michael Flahive
MAZENOD
Coach: Adrian Connolly
Assistants: Ryan Power/Ben Phibbs/
Kevin Chamberlain/Steve Stanley
Reserves: Scott Azzapardi
1 Leigh Fletcher
2 Zac Perrie
3 Jack Massie
4 Matthew Care
5 Nicholas Jewell
6 Nick Lyall
7 Anton Duddy
7 Jay Dillon
8 Matthew Innes
9 Tom Youl
9 Lachlan Smith
10 Ed Turner
11 Rory Lynch
12 Harvey Scholes
14 Jackson Ward
15 Stephen Tiernan
16 Nick Henry
17 Stephen Howe
18 Jack Baxter
18 Richard Atkins
19 Sebastian Wright
20 Adam Power
20 Ryan Warren
21 Ben Clarke
22 Charles Kelso
23 Campbell Jones
23 Matthew Gray
24 Nathan Foster
25 Shem Curry
26 Samuel Clements
27 Michael Flahive
28 Ben Kezilas
29 Chris Rigney
30 Brendan Culvenor
31 Stephen Anderson
32 Matthew Law
33 Liam Woodland
33 Jason McCoy
34 Alexander Ross
35 Ashley Fisher
36 Cameron Sharp
37 Matthew Styring
38 Michael Dynon
39 Jesse Lovig
40 Matt Powell
41 Jack Wilson
42 Tristan Thormann
43 William Brayshaw
44 Josh McPherson
47 Richard Taylor
47 Lachlan Wheeler
48 Jesse Donald
49 Justin Ng
50 Thomas Cougan
51 Will Lingard
52 Christopher Ellison
53 Leon McCarthy
57 Callum van den Enden
58 Rick Jones
59 Robert Bibby
60 Max Greenway
61 Kyal Mcneil
62 Ryan Morcom
72 Mark Short
1 Nicholas Lewton
2 Mick Chamberlain
3 Dave Hansen
4 Tim Bourbon
5 Jake Beard
6 Rob Mann
7 Francis Reed
8 Ree Thomas
9 Josh Cowan
10 Ben Chamberlain
11 Cameron Smith
12 Paul Iacovangelo
13 Ryan Power
14 Ben Phibbs
15 Ben Castledine
16 Nick Thomas
17 Tom Chambers
18 Byron Bonner
19 Sam Jones
20 Troy Castricum
21 Stuart Inglis
22 Gavin Joachim
23 Steve Oldman
24 Ryan Kaye
25 Jace Kelly
26 Steve Christopher
27 Tom Bailey
28 Matt Lewison
29 Arron Homes
30 John Paul Mailetzis
31 Ben Woods
32 Jamie Cetraro
33 Steve Balloch
34 Dave Reagan
35 Dan Mc Lean
36 Nathan Mc Lean
37 Tav Vallance
38 Dale Grant
39 Luke Broad
40 Luke Hawkins
41 Lochan Allen
42 Cameron Raine
43 Jesse Le Rossa
44 Bernie Costin
45 Dale Micallef
46 Adam Bow
47 Josh Di Pietro
48 Chama Jayaweera
49 Chris Bray
50 Kerian Kelly
51 James Kavanagh
52 Pat Johnson
53 Luke Castledine
54 Sam Sylvester
55 Jack Murphy
56 Steve Mann
57 Dan Mc Cloud
58 Dave Maskill
59 Anthony Bray
60 Jake Little
61 Anthony Cavarella
62 James Verbyla
63 James Hende
64 James Chater
65 Dale Crotty
66 Harsimran Singh
67 Jeff Bates
68 James Egan
69 Scott Castledine
70 Jordan Schiano
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PREMIER C
MARCELLIN
Coach: Steve Macpherson
FITZROY
Coach: Michael Pickering
Assistants: Mark Murrary/
Simon Kelleher/Brett Pollard
Reserves: Bruce Edwards
1 Matthew Bortolotto
2 Jarrod Carlson (VC)
2 Liam Mc Cormack
(TVC)
3 Nicholas Birrell
4 Thomas Jones
5 Simon Considine
6 Nicholas Crosbie
7 Matthew Gasparini
8 Peter Augustin
8 Stuart Kemp
9 Luke Considine
10 Tom Stafford
11 Jonathan Blanch
12 Matthew Holmes
13 Robert Costanzo
14 Mathew Tantsis Hall
14 Anthony Layton
15 Jonathan Bortolotto
16 Simon Abrahams
17 Luke Boyd
18 Derrin Gartner
19 Steven Crapper
20 MathewBeaini
21 David Tantsis Hall
22 Nicholas James
22 Timothy Montagna
23 Daniel Fraser (RVC)
24 Trent Carlson
25 Daniel McMahon
(DVC)
26 Laine Rice
27 Mathew Bridges
28 Jacob Gasparini
29 Tom Jordan
30 Daniel Redmond
31 Anthony McGlin
32 Adrian Coburn
33 Jake Symes SC
34 Dallas Jarred
34 Liam Brockhus
35 Ashley Viney
36 Timothy Blanch
37 James Coburn
38 Anthony Manakis
39 John Mc Intyre
40 Jake Mahoney
41 Joel Crimmins
42 Dan Isaac
43 Nick Botham
44 Tom Black (RVC)
45 Adam Lincoln (RVC)
46 Tim Money (RC)
47 Jack Watty
48 Ari Loucas
49 Tom Money (TC)
50 Dustin Cracknell
52 Steven O’Keefe
54 David Nicholls
55 Daniel Bourke
56 Liam De Neefe
57 Aaron Comerford
58 Mark Grigoruk
59 Daniel Coloe
60 Robert Kemp
61 Ryan Michael
62 Brady Hogan
64 Sean Connell
65 William Delahunty
66 Samuel Robson
67 Adrian Bolzonello
68 Matt Mc Cartin
69 Jake Capuano
70 Adam Checcomancini
71 Liam Money
72 Paul Symes
73 Sam Ayob
74 Alexander Montalto
75 Dom Carson
76 Samuel Chandler
1 Rory Angiolella (C)
2 Dan Morgan
3 Ross Borland
4 Toby Hudson Bevege
5 John Clark
6 Chris Polidoras
7 Jack Beech
8 James Meakin
9 Pat O’Connor
10 Tom Cheshire
11 Benjamin Atherton
12 Luke Ablett
13 Jesse Dimond
14 Innes Macphail
15 James O’Rielly
16 Dan Clark
17 Jess Cameron-Wootten
18 Josh Vansittart
19 Antony Harbor
20 Harry Topp
21 Michael Lee
22 Mitch Mcwhinney
23 Sam Baker
24 Jack Parkinson
25 Michael Cussen
26 Jack Dalton
27 Chris Wills
28 James McGee
30 Nathan Jumeau
31 Jack Simcoe
32 Dom Pound-Palmieri
33 Tom Parkinson
34 Will Johnson
35 Cailean Moore
36 Dimitri Kynigopoulos
37 Will Fenton
38 James Cowan-Clark
39 Drew Olarenshaw
40 Chris Wallace
41 Matt Brown
43 Mathew Coad
44 Jake Fraser
45 Nick Marshall
46 Scott Cations
47 Tom Dlabik
48 Cheyne Evans
49 Oliver Stoltz
50 George Warton
51 Max Ellis
52 Tom Biscaro
53 Max Allen
55 Ryan Ewing
60 Cameron Ball
62 Greg Hesse
65 Matt Kyroussis
85 Will Pickering
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PREMIER C
PARKDALE VULTURES
Coach: Sam Radford
Assistants: Mitch Grant/Josh Radford
Reserves: Kris Little
MONASH BLUES
Coach: Tim Powell
Assistants: Luke Egan/Marcus Spencer/
Shane Chapman
1 Matthew Boland
2 Mitch Grant
2 Robert Gallagher
3 Liam Platt
4 Matthew Hayes
5 Michael Graham
6 Daniel Price
7 Brett Hampton
8 Kris Little
9 Michael Meyer
10 Tim Kight
11 Robert Swayn
11 Josh O’meara
12 Claye Tobin
12 Adam Baker
13 Matthew Ryan
14 Sam L’huillier
16 Paul Sullivan
17 Mark Kidner
18 Stephen Sullivan
19 Dean Miller
20 Shaun Chapman
21 Rick Hayward
21 Lucas Thomas
22 Daniel Mccarthy
23 Tim Boland
24 Zeke Mccarthy
25 Bryn Richards
26 Darren Rochford
27 Mitch Todd
28 Jesse Balic
29 Guy Crilley
30 Tom Redmond
31 Lachlan Oakley
32 Paul Groves
33 Sam Kelleher
34 Chad Ryan
35 David Robbins
36 Reid Irvine
37 Chris Lacey
38 Michael Ellis
39 Robert Layton
40 Ben Hampton
41 Andrew Thompson
42 Mark Ferguson
43 William Schubert
45 Sean Denton
47 Keegan Mccarthy
48 Ben Darcy
49 Robert Meade
50 Stephen Edkins
52 Daniel Graham
54 Robert Heaney
55 Craig Radford
57 Dale Schober
58 Tim Matthews
59 Kieran Benton
60 Ned Harding
61 Jarrod Pearce
72 Greg Meier
1 Ewan Flanagan
2 Joe Cunnington
4 Harry Stephenson
5 James Rosengarten
6 Michael Davidson
7 Paul Farrar
8 Andrew Hickey
9 Sam Baring
11 Dujon Fuzzard
12 George Smyth
13 Tim Powell
14 Justin Main
15 Ben Tilley
16 Mitchell Simpson
17 Jordan Bell
18 Joe Cosgriff
20 Zac Ledin
21 Tim Mckenzie
22 Will Blackley
23 Lachlan Inglis
24 Gareth Taylor
25 Tom Waters
26 Sam Whatley
27 Daniel Montoya
28 Jack Gallagher
29 Andrew Costley
30 Joe Griffi ths
31 Tom Osmond
34 Rowan Shields
35 Chris Godsil
36 Aaron Williams
37 Tim Wilson
38 Matt Hunt
39 Matt Mccart
40 Daniel Brogden
42 Earl Ree-Goodings
43 David Young
44 James Taylor
45 Alex Armstrong
46 Sam Walsh
47 Myles Mitchell
48 Matt Mason
49 Darcy Meehan
50 Brock Mckenzie
51 Henry Drysdale
52 Michael Fenwick-
Nevin
53 Alex Carr
54 Ben Cailes
56 Andrew Beecroft
57 Pat Long
58 Lachlan Preston
60 Adam Fyfe
61 Nick Rhoden
62 Scott Wood
64 Ryan Mcivor
65 Matt Myers
68 Scott Robson
70 Martin Beecroft
71 Jared Samuels
72 Nick Robertson
73 Anthony Spadaro
74 Matt Townsend
75 Tristian Lebreton
76 Hayden Devanny
78 Matthew Stewart
82 Jason Lewis
83 Rhys Waller
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PEGS FOOTBALL CLUB
PREMIER C
RUPERTSWOOD
Coach: Dave Barry
Assistant: Brendan Said
Reserves: Shane Braddy/Rod Williams
PEGS FC
Coach: Trent Cummings
Assistant: Damian Zanic
1 Matthew Said
2 Jordan Gay
3 Mitchell Gaunt
4 Michael Morrice
5 Joshua Smerdon
6 Jordan Matthews
7 Brent Swallow
8 Leigh Brennan (VC)
9 Matthew Quigley
10 Matthew Smith
11 Jorden Braddy
12 Daniel Edward
13 Todd Podolczak
14 Ben Riley
15 Nathan Webb
16 Christopher Kendall
17 Aaron Smith
18 Lachlan Baddeley (C)
19 David Morrice
20 Mitchell Wilson
21 Nick Johnson
22 Gary Gardener
23 Brandon Webber
24 Brad Slater
26 Nash Egan
27 Nathan Webster
29 Ben Brennan (VC)
30 Ryan Good
31 Tomas Stefaniw
32 Mitchell Braddy
33 Justin Bell
34 Michael Tabone
35 Matthew Heywood
36 Joshua Shalders
37 Joshua Wallace
38 Paul Barry
39 Luke Smith
41 David Bourne
42 Alan Mcmahon
43 Gary Gardener
44 Nicholas Agnello
1 Andrew Frazer
2 Ben Hutchesson
3 David Forrest
4 Daniel Ryan
5 Cal Glassford
6 Chris Goullet
7 Jordan Leask
8 James Lenhart
9 Lain Genovesi
10 Tim Biggs
11 Daniel Roscoe
12 Matthew Ferraro
13 Ryan Jones
14 Ryan Edwards
15 Jarryd Rogers
16 Huw Wilson
17 Sean Towner
18 Daniel Flaherty
19 Jesse Saunders
20 Robert Baddeley
21 Stuart Dale
22 Jake Barrett
23 Trent Skurrie
23 John Hughes
24 Liam Flaherty
25 Bradley Jones
26 Daniel Cantwell
27 Aaron Bell
28 Michael Fahey
29 Liam Fitzgerald
30 David Stewart
31 Mark Wilson
32 Andrew Palmer
33 Cameron Livori
34 Dean Podger
36 Thomas Wilson
37 Chris Tzambazis
38 Stefan Galbo
39 Kain Twentyman
40 Andrew Baddeley
41 Jeremy Watson
42 Nicholas Bartram
43 Jordan Williams
44 Blake Anderson
45 Daniel Rowland
46 Jackson Marr
47 John Phillips
48 Lachlan Teal
49 Jack Clarke
50 David Bianchi
51 Mark Mitchell
52 Ben Wilson
53 Matthew Ratcliffe
54 Dane Pound
55 Brent Glassford
56 James Miller
57 Chris Armstead
58 Dean Basar
59 Andrew DeMarco
60 Dohn DeMarte
61 Roscoe DeMarte
62 Daniel Galea
63 George Guicas
64 Andrew Lukat
65 Dane Nankervis
66 Tim Sherlock
67 Jarryd French
68 Ben Briggs
69 James Taylor
70 Dylan Anderson
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CLUB WAREHOUSE
RISING STAR 2012
LACHLAN BOYD - BEAUMARIS
Lachlan Boyd or “Boydy” has settled comfortably into the
Senior side of Beaumaris this year. He has fitted into his new
role of Fullback with maturity and poise. Having played all his
life in the forward line, Jason Mifsud obviously saw his athletic
195cm and 93kg frame, and his booming kick as a valuable
asset in defence.
Lachie’s junior years were spent at Beaumaris Football Club
and he was a member of the Victorian under 16 Metro team.
After two successful years at Sandringham Dragons, which
included a Premiership, he has returned to his roots and is
relishing being back “home”. He loves the community and
family atmosphere of Beaumaris and his excellent form this
season has been welcomed by everyone.
* to be eligible for the club Warehouse Rising Star, a player must be born
no earlier than 1991 and playing his first full season of senior football.
VAFA BEIERSDORF
TRAINER OF THE WEEK
LINDA LUONG - WEST BRUNSWICK
Linda Luong has provided tireless work as the head trainer at
WBAFC since 2011. She always brings a positive and happy
attitude to the track and provides excellent guidance and
assistance to new trainers at the club. She has also managed to
do amazing job of getting injured players fixed and backup on
the track.
Congratulations on being nominated for trainer of the year.
DON’T FORGET – ALL SUNDAY SPORTSCOVER GAMES IN THE HOME
AND AWAY SEASON BEGIN AT 1:20PM AND ADMISSION IS FREE.
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Geoff Reilley
RETRO
12 MONTHS AGO – 2011
AJAX and Werribee were the logical Grand
Finalists based on their clear leadership in C
Section. Werribee met Monash Blues with the
Blues needing a win to hold a position in the top
four. Alas Werribee had no intention of allowing
the opposition a ‘look-in’ as they demonstrated
in the first quarter with 7.1 to 0.1. It didn’t get
any better for the Uni students as Werribee
destroyed their confidence with a withering
display to finish 31.18 to 7.5. Best – Cunningham
(10), Dean, Lee, Black (4), Taylor (6), Morrow
(Werribee) and Davidson, Bartram, Reid, Hickey,
Young, McKenzie (Monash).
In Division 1 Bulleen Templestowe recorded their
first win for the season against Old Mentonians
and now gave themselves a chance to avoid
relegation. Final score 20.9 to 8.13 and best –
Edsall, Chivers, Florance (4), Gaul (3), Sargent,
Considine (BT) and Snow, Stone, Myers-Snyders,
Johnson, Duncan, Speers (OM).
The leading goal kicker in the competition to
date was clearly Ben Spencer (St Francis-Xavier)
in Division 4 with 85. Next best was also in
Division 4, Aaron Marsh (Point Cook) with 74.
5 YEARS AGO – 2007
Good contest between Banyule and St Johns in
D2 Section with the ‘Jocs’ starting better but the
Bears drawing level at half time. Banyule were
fantastic in the third quarter and continued in
the last quarter, winning 21.10 to 16.19. Best –
Brown (9), Demetriou, Lardo, Doyle O’Neill (6),
Richardson (Banyule) and O’Connor, Davitt,
Kelly, Wilsnach, Arnold, Mara (StJ).
Old Westbourne got over the line against
Monash Gryphons in D3 in a low scoring affair
11.9 to 9.9. Although the Gryphons were fighting
relegation and Westbourne were clear leaders
in their section it was a great contest as the
Gryphons came back strongly in the last term.
Best – Balloch, Harmer, Chalmers, Pavez, Collins,
Gerace (OW) and Baxter, Rutherford, Harrak,
Davies, Bourbon, Wells (MG). The field umpires
were the very experienced pair of Anthony
Damen and Alan Stubbs.
In the D4 Section thriller between local rivals
Box Hill North and Eley Park, it looked as though
Eley Park would take the points at half time with
a handy lead. Box Hill North pegged it back a
couple of goals at the final change and both
teams were terrific in the great finish. It was the
BHN boys who triumphed by 1 point (13.17 to
13.16) and were delighted to be in fourth place.
Best – Riscalla, Beaumont, D Penny, Keillor, Irish
(4), Steele (BHN) and D Payne, M Payne, Jolly (3),
Creswell, Alexandridis, Bennett (Eley Park).
10 YEARS AGO – 2002
Old Xaverians firmed into favoritism for an
unprecedented 7 th flag in 8 seasons when
they easily accounted for one of their main
challengers, Old Scotch, 15.16 to 10.12 in the
match of the day. Establishing an early lead, the
Xavs were very systematic in their style of play as
had come to be expected. Best – Landrigan, Ford,
B Coughlan, Blood, Richardson (7), Drake (OX)
and Nettleton, Robinson, Ross (3), Holt, Beranger,
Mullins (OS).
Mazenod and Old Melburnians could not be
separated at the end of their encounter, 10.15
apiece and had given a display fitting of two
top four teams. Mazenod tended to blow their
chances with some wayward kicking early and
OM’s similarly in the second half. Best – Murray,
L Fuller, Hanley, Dunne, Apollonio (3), Nelson
(Maz) and Smith, Guest, Berry, Hicks, Hazell (4),
Theodore (OM’s).
In Brad Beitzel’s weekly column, (FTLOTG) he
highlighted a new series, “Know your Executive”.
First pen picture was of VAFA President, Richard
Evans. Richard was a member of Old Ivanhoe
since 1969 and became their long-standing
delegate to the VAFA before joining the VAFA
Executive and as Chairman of the Permits
Committee. Apart from the enormous amount
of time Richard spent serving the VAFA in a
committed and honorary capacity, his other
main sporting interest was golf.
20 YEARS AGO – 1992
Doveton, on top in E Section, did not have it
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all their own way our at Bulleen United’s home
ground. The United boys had had a tough season
with only 4 wins on the board but were always
hard to beat at home. By half time Doveton
held an 11-point lead but Bulleen kept fighting
back each time the Doveton boys surged.
Doveton finally broke clear in the third term
with 4 goals to 2 and held on to win 12.15 to
9.11. Best – Muirhead, Reiger, Wilson, Goodwin,
Battle, Andore (Doveton) and Humphrey, Parker,
McLaren, Cotteril, Thompson, Dolinko (Bulleen
United).
In F Section, St Leos Wattle Park continued on
their merry way as the only undefeated senior
team in the VAFA with a huge victory over Uni
High School Old Boys, 29.26 to 6.11. UHSOB
worked as hard as they could to hold the ladder
leaders but were completely overwhelmed by
the talent of the opposition. Best – Murphy,
Robinson, Corrigan, Gill, Miller, Sargeant (St Leos)
and G Smith, S Williamson, McLean, Gunthorpe,
Wallace, D Smith (UHSOB).
30 YEARS AGO – 1982
Old Camberwell made short work of Fawkner in
C Section to retain their top position and it was
only 7 goals in the final quarter to Fawkner that
made their score respectable, 16.16 to 12.9. Best
– D Steven, Rogers, Brown (6), King, Buchanan,
Horton (Old Ivanhoe) and G Scott, Browne,
Raleigh, Johnson, McMahon (4), Teasdale
(Fawkner).
In D Section, Power House kept themselves
just above the relegation area with a good
performance at the expense of Uni Reds 18.17
to 6.17. Best – Cross, Bredyk, Coloe, Trist (3),
Rosewarne (7), Sutherland (Power House) and
Coulson, Ralph, McArthur, Westmore, Pattinson,
Dare (Uni Reds).
Marcellin Old Collegians congratulated Michael
Butler on reaching the 200 game mark. Mick
was recruited from the College and he ran the
boundary as a schoolboy before commencing as
a player. Mick was also a former Club Captain.
40 YEARS AGO – 1972
Reservoir Old Boys remained undefeated in C
Section defeating St Kilda CBOC 10.11 to 7.7
Best – F Tuininga, Farrar, Travascus, Archer, Bates,
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2012
Aston (Reservoir) and Bilston, Clinch, Dynon,
Esmonde, field, K White (StK CBC).
La Trobe’s 13.15 to Alphington’s 6.8 meant the
Trobers were relatively safe in the top four in D
Section. Best – Roche (8), Dean G O’Brien, Hall,
Sceney, Witte (LaT) and W Gale, Delmenico,
Adams, Cecil, Johnston, Smith (Alphington).
Dennis Wills reached his 100 th games for
Alphington having started with the Club’s juniors
and developing into a fine full back.
45 YEARS AGO – 1967
Collegians’ inaccuracy (5.18) cost them victory
and a place in the top four against Caulfield
Grammarians (12.7).
Noel Stokes, former captain of Kew, played his
200 th game. Noel was an outstanding amateur
player, three times Club best and fairest and an
All Australian player.
Commonwealth Bank captain, Tony Borrack,
played his 150 th game. Tony was a VAFA
representative player and also went on to
become President of Whitefriars Old Collegians
in the 1990’s during their successful move up
through the ranks of the VAFA.
60 YEARS AGO - 1952
After 14 rounds Ivanhoe, with only one defeat (to
Geelong at Corio), were on top of the B Section
ladder with a percentage of 229.9 and were
almost un-backable as favourites to return to A
Section.
North Alphington and Myer (both teams long
gone from the VAFA) staged a terrific battle in B
Section before North Alphington won 8.8 to 8.7.
Ivanhoe Juniors toppled the previously
undefeated Ormond Junior 8.14 to 7.12.
Geoff Frost played his 100 th game for Power
House.
45

PLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL
SHARPSHOOTERS
PLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL
2012 Premier
Andrew Ramsden Old Trinity 0 49
Damien Yze Old Carey 3 37
Sam Pickett De La Salle 2 35
Matthew Handley Old Xaverians 4 32
George Rowlands St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 1 30
2012 Premier Reserve
Julian Hampton Collegians 0 26
Nicolas Fyfield De La Salle 4 22
Christopher Larkins Old Xaverians 4 20
Michael Hannan Old Xaverians 5 19
Sam Cutts Collegians 1 17
Angus Tummel Old Scotch 2 17
2012 Premier Thirds
Brett Scott Caulfield Gramm 1 22
Sam Morwood De La Salle 3 19
Andrew Walsh University Blues 1 18
Michael Hennessy Old Xaverians 0 18
2012 Premier B
Henry Parkes St Kevins 4 38
Scott Gower Beaumaris 0 33
Christopher Molivas Werribee Districts 0 31
David Fayman AJAX 3 30
Jake Lew AJAX 4 29
Nicholas Butler Old Ivanhoe 5 29
2012 Premier B Reserve
Sebastian Kemmerer Old Melburnians 7 29
James Bismire University Blacks 0 25
Brendan Blatt Old Brighton 2 25
William McTaggart Old Haileybury 0 21
Timothy Pritchard Beaumaris 2 21
Stuart Macleod-Smith Old Brighton 1 21
2012 Premier C
Adam Barclay Banyule 7 54
Leigh Brennan Rupertswood 4 46
Jack Duke Old Camberwell 6 42
Darren Rochford Parkdale Vultures 3 37
Rees Thomas Mazenod 1 29
Chamath Jayaweera Mazenod 3 29
2012 Premier C Reserve
Daniel Fraser Marcellin 3 41
Caine Hillier Old Camberwell 0 34
Gianluca Romanin Marcellin 0 22
Jacob Beard Mazenod 0 20
Steven Mann Mazenod 0 19
2012 Premier C Thirds
Shelley Fulton Fitzroy 10 42
Sam Ayoub Marcellin 7 37
Brett Cottrell Old Camberwell 9 32
Stefan Davis Mazenod 5 29
Daniel Kerr St Kevins 4 29
2012 Division 1
Shaun Payze Peninsula 2 46
Callum Wood Old Geelong 1 43
Todd Patterson NOBs/St Pats 6 32
Josh Vanderloo Williamstown CYMS 2 32
Paul Ellis Old Geelong 0 30
2012 Division 1 Reserve
Jake Archdeacon Peninsula 4 39
William Harris Old Geelong 2 34
Bilal Zeitoune Old Mentonians 2 33
James Coghlan Peninsula 6 26
Lucas Taylor MHSOB 2 21
2012 Premier B Thirds
Lachlan McRedmond Northern Blues 0 27
Thomas Crookes St Kevins 1 25
Daniel Anthony Old Brighton 0 22
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PLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL
2012 Division 2
Adam Sleight Prahran Assump 7 54
Sabastian Ciavola Eltham Collegians 4 51
Matthew Costello Therry Penola 4 38
Stuart Patten La Trobe University 4 33
Samuel Autio St Mary’s Salesian 0 33
2012 Division 2 Reserve
Timothy Mawdsley La Trobe University 1 24
Rick Ellis Prahran Assump 10 23
Luke Giansiracusa Prahran Assump 4 23
Richard Hummerston Monash Gryphons 3 22
2012 Division 3
Ashleigh Close Ivanhoe 9 86
Aaron Thornton Elsternwick 3 57
Andrew Brazzale Kew 1 53
Sebastian Angus Richmond Central 0 46
Rhys Kirk UHS-VU 0 44
2012 Division 3 Reserve
Benjamin Seeger Yarra Valley 8 69
Mitchell Sweeney UHS-VU 2 58
Marc Brazzale Ivanhoe 4 39
James Sutton Albert Park 0 28
Christian Traeger Ivanhoe 3 26
2012 Division 4
Jesse Albrecht South Mornington 2 77
Scott McPherson Manningham Cobras 9 57
Daniel Penny Box Hill North 4 48
Patrick Notaro North Brunswick 3 42
Aaron Marsh Point Cook 0 37
2012 Division 4 Reserve
Thomas Kennedy Swinburne Uni 1 55
Rhys McConville-Brain South Mornington 1 44
Drew Crawford Eley Park Sharks 2 43
Adam Farrugia Eley Park Sharks 2 35
Neil Burton Point Cook 4 28
Travis Houlden Eley Park Sharks 0 28
2012 Under 19 Premier
Charlie Haley De La Salle 0 48
David Wall St Bernards 0 42
Steven Berengo Old Xaverians 3 40
Robert Ralph Old Xaverians 4 34
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PLAYER CLUB LR TOTAL
2012 U19 Section 2
Matthew Mitchell Old Haileybury 3 50
Michael Tregear Old Brighton 0 41
Lachlan Nankervis St Kevins 1 35
Ted Mitchell Old Trinity 3 27
James Hollaway Marcellin 2 25
2012 U19 Section 3
Sam Hibbins Collegians 0 52
Jake Powell Northern Blues 4 38
Louis Greco Mazenod 0 36
Harry Healey Old Xaverians 0 33
James King Northern Blues 4 27
2012 U19 North
Jai Swainger Ivanhoe 0 53
Karey Taylor Old Geelong 6 45
Darrell Blake Therry Penola 1 33
Thomas Williams La Trobe University 3 28
2012 U19 South
Jordan Young St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 6 49
Christopher Wheeler Monash Blues 7 40
Lewis Emmerson Parkdale Vultures 1 32
Robert McCarthy De La Salle 0 31
Braden Churcher Peninsula 2 30
2012 - Under 18
Dane Thomas Werribee Districts 5 55
Aaron Cloke Oakleigh 1 40
Tom Russell St Bernards 0 24
Zach Pearce-Thomas Oakleigh 2 21
Louis Holmes St Mary’s Salesian 3 19
2012 Club XVIII (1)
James McDonnell Old Xaverians 8 74
Hamish Christie NOBS/ St Pats 3 45
Craig Berger Prahran Assump 0 40
Theodore Code Old Melburnians 3 36
Tom Kovarik De La Salle 1 36
2012 Club XVIII (2)
Raymond Steer Therry Penola 2 85
Timothy Bayles Old Geelong 0 57
Timothy Demetriou Hawthorn 7 42
George Dellaportas Hawthorn 5 38
Scott D’Arcy Richmond Cardinals 0 24
47

UNDER 19
Andrew Leonard
U19 REPORT
U19 Premier
In a game where Fitzroy were expected to struggle,
the Roys did well against Old Melburnians and it
could have been better had they kicked straight.
In the end Melburnians had too many avenues
to goal (11 goal kickers) with Nick Mclardy the
best kicking four in a 70 point win. So often we
have seen sides be all square at half time only to
fall away in the second period of the game. Not
so this clash between St Bedes / Mentone Tigers
and Old Xaverians at Brindisi St. The Tigers led by
three points at the final change and ended up
losing by just four points in a cracking contest.
U19 Big V representative Charlie Woodley (Xavs)
returned to the side in style with three goals, also
with three were Steven Berengo (Xavs), James
Daizotto (SBMT) and Hayden Jeans (SBMT), but
Robert Ralph (Xavs) beat all-comers with four. The
second quarter efforts of Beaumaris who kicked
5.5 to Uni Blacks’ solitary goal was the difference in
this clash. Blacks outscored Beauy in the final term
and the efforts of Jonathon Bunge to kick six were
great but it wasn’t enough as the students went
down by 5 goals. St Bernards had a happy day at
home to Old Scotch winning by an impressive 136
points. It was a day to be called Jack, as Fenner
(6) and Gay (4) kicked 10 between them for the
Bernies. De La Salle accounted for University Blues
quite easily to remain top. Oscar Persson and
Adrian Indovino both three goals each, were the
major contributors to the scoreboard whilst Harry
Haley stole his brother’s limelight for the week
with a best on ground performance.
U19 Section 2
In a quick summation; Old Brighton defeated
Caulfield Grammarians by 32 points, Old Trinity
beat Old Haileybury by 47 points, St Kevins rolled
Old Carey by 21 points and Werribee Districts
(Cooke 6 goals) triumphed handsomely over
Marcellin by 115 points.
Late season team review by the PHANTOM
Thank you to the Phantom for his contribution on
Section 2. The Phantom will be back in the finals to
run his thoughts over the sides in contention. If you
would like to contribute to this column then please
submit to andrew@vafa.com.au.
ST.KEVIN’S lost round 1 by 60 points to Old
Brighton but have come back with strength across
the side. Have covered the Under 19 players going
to the seniors and look the goods at this point.
Went down to Brighton by a goal at their last
outing and lost to Werribee away, will give the
finals a shake. Coach Ray Leetham - six years in
the VAFA Under 19 program - has picked up some
important aspects about the system and knows
how games are won.
OLD BRIGHTON were early flag favourites but
had a mid season slump and lost three games in
a month. Suffered as players went on holidays and
others were pushed to the seniors. Coach Adam
Pirrie has seen the side finish on top and the
bottom so he knows both extremes. The defeat
over Caulfield gives them points ahead of third
spot.
WERRIBEE started slowly but building some
depth as the season progresses. The fallout from
the St Kevin’s Foundation game still hurts. Will
attempt a third finals run in three years but are
aware of the obstacles ahead. The coaching staff
at Werribee crave success, the questions is, how
much do the players?
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS are up one week
and down the next - hard to pick form probably
due to the fact they are so close to the Caulfield
racetrack. At this point don’t back them, as your
money is more valuable in your pocket. Trying to
hold on to fourth but could miss the finals with
a couple of losses. Coach Josh McCahon uses his
school teacher background to coach the Fields
and is getting the message through.
OLD TRINITY have been there abouts and
recently had good wins against Old Hailebury
and Old Carey. Probably should be higher on the
ladder. Competitive but often lose best talent to
the seniors. Coach Jed Burgess takes the laid back
approach to coaching but gets results.
OLD HAILEBURY are usually very handy at home
but have been outsmarted on their own turf on
a number of occasions. Early four favourites but
may miss the August finals action due to dropping
some games they pencilled in as wins. The game
against St Kevin’s was a cracker – a high standard
affair, but the Bloods fell short. Coach Dale
Anderson has been around footy a long time and
is teaching his group a thing or two they did not
know.
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OLD CAREY over the season have built themselves
a side capable of winning some games. A couple
of close loses would have hurt especially the
Old Trinity defeat in the last seconds. Difficult to
beat at home, if they retain a number of players
next year they will be competitive. President Paul
Newton coached the Under19’s in the past and
expects them to play competitive footy which
they continue to do under coach Michael Ericson.
MARCELLIN started with a slim list and found the
first few rounds tough but stuck with the game
plan and won a great game mid season. In the
rebuilding phase after last year’s finals run. What
is missing this year is the massive home ground
advantage that used to scare some sides. At this
point looking towards next season and coach Paul
Bevan should seek another year to develop the
second year players.
U19 Section 3
Old Camberwell went to Ormond and came away
with a 71 point win, with Chris Webster kicking six
goals. Northern Blues did a similar raid mission on
St Bernards to the tune of 103 points, with Damon
Marcon snagging five goals, and there were
four each to James King and Jake Powell. It was
another big margin when Old Xaverians hosted
Collegians and again the home side suffered at
the hands of their visitors. Elliot Cattel kicked four
in a fine display for the Lions as they went on to
win by 58 points.
UNDER 19 Premier
Fitzroy v De La Salle
Old Scotch v Beaumaris
Old Xaverians v Old Melburnians
St Bernards v University Blacks
University Blues v St Bedes/Mentone Tigers
UNDER 19 Section 2
Caulfield Grammarians v Old Haileybury
Marcellin v Old Carey
Old Trinity v Werribee Districts
St Kevins v Old Brighton
UNDER 19 Section 3
Collegians v Mazenod
Old Camberwell v Northern Blues
PEGS v Old Xaverians
St Bernards v Ormond
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U19 North
Ivanhoe were paid a visit by La Trobe University
and after trailing at quarter time, the home side
went on to win by 43 points in a professional
display with 10 players getting on the score sheet
kicking a major. Old Geelong made the shortest
trip in the section along Alexandra Avenue to
MHSOBs and the OG’s could go home happy with
an 83 point win, led by Karey Taylor who kicked
six. Williamstown CYMS had a good win at Therry
Penola by 23 points after trailing their hosts by 10
points at the final change. Christian Wiltshire was
best for the CY’s.
U19 South
Hampton Rovers suffered at the hands of
Peninsula with many of their better players
playing senior football. Peninsula enjoyed a
98 point win with 10 players kicking goals in a
great team performance. De La Salle produced
another splendid performance to outplay an
undermanned Beaumaris and win by 129 points at
home. Matt Hogan with six and Jamie Smith with
four goals were the standouts up forward whilst
Todd Richardson was great for four quarters.
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers ran over the top of
Monash Blues despite a seven goal haul from Chris
Wheeler for the Blues. The Tigers had dual targets
in Jordan Young and Micahel O’Connor who
both bagged six goals each in the 86 point win.
Parkdale Vultures had a solid hit-out against St
Mary’s Salesian in their 17 point away win. Jackson
Boland slotted five for the visitors whilst Bronson
Mungatopi was named best for the home team.
UNDER 19 North
MHSOB v La Trobe University
Old Geelong v Therry Penola
Williamstown CYMS v Ivanhoe
UNDER 19 South
Hampton Rovers v Monash Blues
Parkdale Vultures v St Bedes / Mentone Tigers
Peninsula v De La Salle
St Mary’s Salesian v Beaumaris
49

UNDER 19
RESULTS
Under 19 Premier
De La Salle 2.6 6.10 10.15 14.19 (103)
University Blues 1.1 4.3 4.6 7.6 (48)
GOALS De La Salle: A. Indovino 3 O. Persson 3 J. Gava 2 S. Gotch 2 R. McCarthy 1 M.
Stizza 1 P. Johnson 1 C. Panna 1 University Blues: L. Wardle 3 E. McMullin 2 N. Green 1
R. Wettenhall 1
BEST De La Salle: H. Haley S. Gotch s. McGraw M. Stizza L. Wood A. Indovino
University Blues: B. Watson L. Wardle T. Ostrowsky S. MacAulay J. Pemmelaar E.
McMullin
Old Melburnians 0.0 0.0 0.0 17.11 (113)
Fitzroy 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.13 (43)
GOALS Old Melburnians: N. McLardy 4 S. Watson 3 L. Prendergast 2 A. Coleridge 1 C.
Borthwick 1 T. Watson 1 J. De Fegley 1 H. Michelmore 1 T. Spargo 1 S. Peack 1 H. Wei 1
Fitzroy: J. Ford 2 E. Scott 1 J. Sawyer 1 D. Cooney-O’Donoghue 1 J. Iacono 1
BEST Old Melburnians: N. McLardy J. De Fegley S. Peack N. Churkovich T. Watson H.
Michelmore Fitzroy: D. Cooney-O’Donoghue J. Ford D. Tieman E. Bryan J. Sawyer R. Lloyd
Old Xaverians 4.3 8.6 13.9 16.9 (105)
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 3.3 8.6 14.6 15.11 (101)
GOALS Old Xaverians: R. Ralph 4 S. Berengo 3 C. Woodley 3 S. Grigg 1 L. Denton 1 M.
Margin 1 H. Batten 1 T. Williams 1 H. Lachal 1 St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Dalzotto
3 H. Jeans 3 T. Jeans 2 B. Wighton 2 T. McMahon 1 J. Vawdrey 1 B. Denton 1 P. Hurst 1
C. Byrnes 1
BEST Old Xaverians: L. Denton S. Franklyn J. Skene P. Monti A. Sorrenti R. Ralph St Bedes
/ Mentone Tigers: J. Dalzotto J. McKee S. D’Andrea C. Kinsey J. Dawes J. Beckwith
St Bernards 3.4 11.6 20.9 27.14 (176)
Old Scotch 1.2 1.3 4.3 6.4 (40)
GOALS St Bernards: J. Fenner 6 J. Gay 4 N. McAllister 2 M. Hughes 2 A. Johnson 2 S.
Wood 1 J. Bennie 1 L. Sullivan 1 P. Romano 1 J. Weir 1 P. MacDonough 1 H. Overman
1 A. Graham 1 S. Piantella 1 J. Solomon 1 J. Van Meel 1 Old Scotch: A. Greenaway 3 C.
McDonough 1 N. Reddish 1 J. Clarke 1
BEST St Bernards: J. Weir J. Gay S. Wood J. Fenner P. MacDonough H. Overman Old
Scotch: W. Hamer A. Greenaway C. O’Beirne A. Reeves A. Hummerston C. Long
Beaumaris 4.4 9.9 11.13 14.17 (101)
University Blacks 2.2 3.2 7.5 11.5 (71)
GOALS Beaumaris: A. Goss 3 . Smout 2 S. Chamberlain 2 T. Gandy 1 T. Douglas 1 M.
Williams 1 K. McDonagh 1 S. Bennett 1 H. Bennett 1 B. McLean 1 University Blacks: J.
Bunge 6 S. Sher 2 D. McGahey 1 J. Sandford 1 J. Lenehan 1
BEST Beaumaris: L. Bourne T. Gandy A. Smout S. Sheldrick A. Shulman M. Williams
University Blacks: J. Bunge S. Pattinson S. Bell A. Commins T. Whiting S. Sher
U19 Section 2
Old Brighton 0.3 2.8 6.15 7.17 (59)
Caulfield Grammarians 0.2 1.4 1.9 2.15 (27)
GOALS Old Brighton: N. Paine 2 K. Kempster 1 L. Healy 1 H. Graham 1 L. Otto 1 D. Verney
1 Caulfield Grammarians: F. Cooper 1 W. Kingwill 1
BEST Old Brighton: M. Bade H. Cannon T. Hamilton C. Hardgrave K. Kempster J.
Longbottom Caulfield Grammarians: H. Scully T. Quinn W. Peart C. Logan A. Burtsin F.
Cooper
Old Trinity 3.5 8.9 11.14 15.16 (106)
Old Haileybury 4.1 5.3 7.6 8.11 (59)
GOALS Old Trinity: O. Fairweather 6 T. Mitchell 3 A. Heuston 2 B. Syme 2 E. Weatherson
1 J. Steinhart 1 Old Haileybury: M. Mitchell 3 M. Shill 2 S. Kenworthy 1 L. Pinot 1 P.
Hutchinson 1
BEST Old Trinity: O. Fairweather E. Satur J. Steinhart A. Hasiotis B. Syme T. Mitchell Old
Haileybury: S. Hall P. Hutchinson J. Toy M. Shill N. Leonidas A. Budge
St Kevins 3.4 5.8 9.12 13.17 (95)
Old Carey 2.1 7.2 9.2 12.2 (74)
GOALS St Kevins: W. Coates 5 J. Gambaro 2 L. Nankervis 1 J. Barrie 1 T. Soultanakis 1 J.
Cellini 1 J. Ritchie 1 M. Manning 1 Old Carey: M. Evans 3 S. Cambridge 3 S. Wilson 2 P.
Cremean 2 K. Fraser 1 F. Cator 1
BEST St Kevins: T. Ryan C. Holland M. Eva J. Cellini W. Coates M. Lew Old Carey: M.
Walczak S. Wilson F. Cator C. Wood M. Evans J. Ceppi
Werribee Districts 3.10 5.14 13.15 22.20 (152)
Marcellin 1.1 1.4 2.7 5.7 (37)
GOALS Werribee Districts: J. Cooke 6 M. Turner 3 M. Secoulidis 3 N. Arias 3 D. Briscoe
2 B. Stoios 1 J. Taylor 1 A. Imber 1 B. McMillan 1 K. Andrews Marcellin: T. Natoli 2 J.
Hollaway 2 J. Iezzi 1
BEST Werribee Districts: D. Briscoe J. Cooke M. Turner M. Brown B. Leonard C. Moloney
Marcellin: P. Lacarruba J. Iezzi T. Natoli J. Bettello O. Macpherson C. Stewart
U19 Section 3
Old Camberwell 4.6 7.9 11.12 15.18 (108)
Ormond 1.0 1.1 3.1 6.1 (37)
GOALS Old Camberwell: C. Webster 6 N. Russell 2 N. Adamson 2 M. Young 2 M. Troy 1 J.
Howells 1 C. Urwin 1 Ormond: N. Curwood 2 J. Pedersen 2 C. Olson 1 T. Hungerford 1
BEST Old Camberwell: J. Howells C. Webster T. Stayner M. Troy C. McLaughlin M. Young
Ormond: M. Hirschman D. Riazah-Kesheh C. Olson A. Olson W. Sayce S. McCooke
Northern Blues 5.7 7.12 14.13 21.18 (144)
St Bernards 1.1 1.3 2.4 6.5 (41)
GOALS Northern Blues: D. Marcon 5 J. King 4 J. Powell 4 L. Baker 3 S. Dalton 2 J.
Prelorenzo 1 P. Dempsey 1 N. Prelorenzo 1 St Bernards: J. Riley 2 J. Notaro 2 P. Comerford
1 L. Jowett 1
BEST Northern Blues: M. Matters J. Sims D. Marcon J. Powell L. Baker M. Langley St
Bernards: J. Notaro J. Riley L. Jowett A. Nicou B. Nathan
Mazenod 5.3 6.6 8.11 10.12 (72)
PEGS 1.2 3.5 5.5 8.8 (56)
GOALS Mazenod: not provided PEGS: J. Federico 4 L. Sutawan 1 B. Hannah 1 M. Semini
1 T. Livori 1
BEST Mazenod: not provided PEGS: M. Ferraro D. Perera S. McCann J. Federico N. Karikas
J. Williams
Collegians 1.0 7.6 11.11 18.14 (122)
Old Xaverians 5.5 5.6 6.7 9.10 (64)
GOALS Collegians: E. Cattell 4 T. Cantwell 3 S. KING 2 T. Goodman 2 W. Pknee 2 C. Regan
2 H. Pool 1 J. Martin 1 S. Sabbatucci 1 Old Xaverians: C. Fahy 2 E. Wordsworth 1 J. Delmo
1 H. O’Sullivan 1 J. Pantas 1 R. Gallagher 1 P. Mardling 1 Z. Cosgrave 1
BEST Collegians: S. Hibbins H. Pool N. Blackney E. Cattell M. Dkery C. Regan Old
Xaverians: H. O’Sullivan J. Pititto M. Vlahos M. Dvorscek C. Fahy T. Hannon
U19 North
Ivanhoe 3.1 6.4 8.10 13.15 (93)
La Trobe University 3.2 4.2 6.2 8.2 (50)
GOALS Ivanhoe: J. Harbottle 2 S. Bettiol 2 K. Blackmore-Moore 2 J. Normand 1 M.
Rees 1 B. Grigg 1 Z. Mowat 1 S. Mowat 1 W. Emerson 1 D. Jones 1 La Trobe University: T.
Williams 3 D. Ingram 2 J. Hickey 1 T. Quirk 1 M. O’Brien 1
BEST Ivanhoe: J. Moxon B. Grigg A. Purtell D. Ioannou S. Zervides W. Cuthbert
La Trobe University: I. Fan T. Toohey L. Fraser E. McKenzie T. Quirk
Williamstown CYMS 3.1 5.3 6.10 11.15 (81)
Therry Penola 4.0 8.1 9.2 9.4 (58)
GOALS Williamstown CYMS: S. Davis 3 M. Dumbleton 2 R. Chan 2 M. Knight 2 A. Heaver
1 T. Gill 1 Therry Penola: M. Jacobson 3 H. Rowe 2 D. Blake 1 B. Egglestone 1 S. Rees 1
S. Calafiore 1
BEST Williamstown CYMS: C. Wiltshire G. Daaboul R. Chan N. Holdsworth B. Callan A.
Heaver Therry Penola: H. Donohoe D. Ryan S. Calafiore D. Blake R. McKibbin M. Jacobson
Old Geelong 5.4 9.8 15.12 21.15 (141)
MHSOB 2.3 6.6 6.8 8.10 (58)
GOALS Old Geelong: K. Taylor 6 C. Youngman 3 S. Youngman 2 G. McFarlane 2 G.
Macdonald 2 R. de Crespigny 2 S. Hughes 2 C. Jordan 1 A. De Fegely 1 MHSOB: A.
Dimitropoulos 4 S. Shearer 1 J. Duell 1 M. Manteit 1 A. Manteit 1
BEST Old Geelong: S. Hughes G. Macdonald C. Jordan C. Youngman S. Youngman G.
McFarlane MHSOB: J. Duell M. Manteit M. Dogliotti L. Ferris S. Hayes P. Niklas
U19 South
Peninsula 6.2 12.4 15.6 17.11 (113)
Hampton Rovers 0.1 0.2 0.3 1.9 (15)
GOALS Peninsula: N. Coy 3 T. Malan 2 H. Brodie 2 B. Churcher 2 M. Beggs 2 T. Shayler 2 J.
Owens 1 N. Baron 1 C. Macaulay 1 A. Brkley 1 Hampton Rovers: S. Care 1
BEST Peninsula: S. Glenn H. Brodie C. Macaulay M. Beggs M. Wilson J. Ramirez Hampton
Rovers: J. Mayne J. Massey J. Short L. DeLisle N. Taylor D. Lindstrom
De La Salle 5.2 10.7 17.12 24.16 (160)
Beaumaris 1.0 2.0 2.0 5.1 (31)
GOALS De La Salle: M. Hogan 6 J. Smith 4 D. Spicer 3 T. Richardson 2 X. Leonard 2 P.
Hatch 2 N. Lowrie 2 D. Craig 1 S. Murphy 1 S. Woodck 1 Beaumaris: not provided
BEST De La Salle: T. Richardson S. Murphy D. Spicer m. Hogan D. CRAIG J. Smith
Beaumaris: not provided
St Bedes / Mentone Tigers 7.3 12.6 17.6 24.12 (156)
Monash Blues 2.1 4.3 9.7 10.8 (68)
GOALS St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: J. Young 6 M. O’Connor 6 D. Hampton 3 S. Lay 3 C.
McCready 2 M. Hampton 1 W. Lawrence 1 M. Worrell 1 J. Pollard 1 Monash Blues: C.
Wheeler 7 O. Graudins 2 H. Melville 1
BEST St Bedes / Mentone Tigers: D. Tanner M. O’Connor P. Goodman D. Hampton J.
Young J. Townley Monash Blues: C. Wheeler J. Duffy B. Tilley A. Jeynes O. Fitzpatrick
M. McKinna
Parkdale Vultures 3.3 8.5 12.8 16.12 (108)
St Mary’s Salesian 3.2 7.5 9.6 14.7 (91)
GOALS Parkdale Vultures: J. Boland 5 C. Welch 3 D. Glascott 2 J. Kovarik 2 c. stielow 1 M.
Dickie 1 L. Emmerson 1 J. Everest 1
St Mary’s Salesian: B. Andrews 3 K. Duerden 2 D. Cropley 2 N. Alexopoulos 2 L. Holmes 2
L. Power 2 M. Op’t Hoog 1
BEST Parkdale Vultures: C. Welch J. Kovarik M. Hotron J. Everest D. Glascott M. Podesta
St Mary’s Salesian: B. Mungatopi N. Ludwig D. Cropley B. Andrews A. Bussell J. Kenyon
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St Bernards
Coach: Peter Wood
Assistant: Adrian Peart
1 Lachy Allison
2 James Bennie
3 Simon Caven
4 Charlie Connelly
5 Wil Considine
6 Brad Cooper
7 Matt Feehan
8 Jack Fenner
9 Sam Firth
10 Jack Fraser
11 Jack Gay
12 Jarrod Gill
13 Andrew Graham
14 Andrew Grosso
15 Mitch Hannan
16 Lachlan Herriman
17 Michael Hughes
18 Alex Johnson
19 Sam Jones
20 Nathan Kazuro
21 Peter Lenoury
22 Pat Macdonough
23 Aiden O’Connor
24 Keiran O’Connor
25 Harry Overman
26 Matt Peart
27 Chris Peart
28 Daniel Riley
29 Jack Saundry
30 Jacob Shine
31 Luke Sullivan
32 Michael Sulzberger
33 Daniel Thompson
34 Jake Van Meel
35 David Wall
36 James Weir
37 Sam Wood
De La Salle Blue
Coach: Michael Brown
Assistants: Simon Brown/Peter Harte
1 Jayden Duhau
2 Charlie Haley
4 Sam Brooks
5 Charlie Athanassiou
6 Pat O’Connell
7 Michael Stizza
8 Harry Haley
9 Josh Fisher
10 Ben Forrest
11 Luke Barda
12 Todd Richardson
13 Adrian Indovino
14 Sefton McGraw
15 Hugh Nicholson
16 Brad Wilson
17 David Convery
18 Liam Wood
19 Jack Gava
20 Sam Harrington
21 Paul Johnston
22 Matt Hamilton
23 Sebastian Gotch
24 Jordan Bull
25 Jason Terrell
27 Jamie Smith
28 Oliver Purton - Smith
29 Dan Millwood
34 Joel Mattiske
43 Todd Richardson
45 Hamish Ramsey
47 Oscar Persson
48 James Howard
U19 – PREMIER
Beaumaris
Coach: Luke Buller
Assistants: Rob Wilson/Chris Cockburn
1 James Hooper
2 Tom Perkins
3 Tom McManamy
3 Jackson Miller
4 Anthony Goss
5 Alex Smout
6 Alex Shulman
7 Sam Bennett
8 Josh Ward
9 Chris Smout
10 Luke Edmondson
11 Scott Braithwaite
12 Kurt Mocika
14 Nathan Heaton
16 Jak Jowett
17 Drew Kelly
18 Matthew Zagni
19 Harrison Bennett
20 Douglas Ballard
21 Jackson Leigh
22 Lachlan Boyd
23 Byron Hughes
24 Lucas Bourne
25 Tom Gandy
26 Kyle McDonagh
27 Ben McLean
28 Adam Tanzimat
29 Jordan Thompson
30 Callum Griffi ths
31 Sam Holland-Burch
32 Joel DiNatale
32 Liam Brennan
33 Jarryd Pemberton
34 Chris Tilbey
36 Mark Ramanathan
36 Cal Gillespie
38 Nick Vorich
40 Matt Hopkins
41 James Morley
43 Jake Bloomer
44 Scott Sheldrick
45 Jack Graham
46 Lachlan McKenzie
47 Greg Pearson
48 Gus Finney
51 Ben Gray
53 Andrew Dickinson
54 Cleary
55 Matt Hardeman
58 Stuart Montfort
59 Ben Spencer
61 Filip Zalega
64 Jayden Rayner
66 Evan Georgopoulos
Old Scotch
Coach: Matthew Parisi
Assistants: Dan Parisi/Ed Hill/Tristan
Foenander/Peter Hodges/Sam Muttdon
1 Jordan Clarke (CC)
2 Will Carroll
3 Matthew Foskey
4 Andrew Hummerston
5 Conor O’Beirne
6 Jack Hurley
7 Callum McDonough (CC)
8 Angus Greenaway
9 Nicholas Reddish
10 Ed Moroney
11 Tom Holding
12 David Carey
13 Alex Reilly
14 Henry Thomas
15 Harrison Casey
16 Charlie Long
17 Ben Davey
18 Ed Dalton
19 Charlie Steel
20 Lachie Seed
21 Gregor Knight
22 Charlie Perry
23 Alisdair Reeves
24 Charlie Fay
25 Ned Walmsley
26 Tim Bate
27 Tom Druitt
28 Fred Launder
29 Chris Watts
30 Lachlan Smyth
31 Will Hamer
32 Nicholas Santini
35 Jake Clemm
36 William Hewson
40 Sam Neil
43 Ed Furey
44 Michael Johnston
47 Gene van den Broek
Fitzroy
Coach: Darren Handley
1 Diarmuid Cooney-
O’Donoghue
2 Jack Tennant
3 Jack Iacono
4 Raph Lloyd
5 Aiden Fry
6 Murray White
8 Chris Doherty
9 Eddie Gibbons
10 Edward Bryan
11 Josh Sawyer
12 Jack Ford
13 James Steinfort
14 Alex Lawrence
15 Lochie Allen
16 Dougall McAllister
17 Kai Menzies
18 Daniel Lindsay
19 Harrison Simcoe
20 Dylan Pactas
21 Nic Gibbons
22 Nathan Lingris
24 Dylan Leech
25 Lachlan Power
26 Dean Turnley
27 Ethan Gardiner
29 Dieter Tieman
30 Aiden Tregillis
31 Ben McGregor
32 Alex Taylor
34 Tom Harris
42 Jarrod Schlitz
54 Eamonn Scott
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Old Xaverians
Coach: Tom Maule
Assists: Hamish Buckley/Joe Rush
1 Steven Berengo
2 Louis Denton
5 Denis Symeopolous
6 Lachie Keith
7 Cauley Beetham
8 Nick Gazdowicz
9 Nathan Drummond
10 Darcy Cotchett
11 Harry Batten
12 Tom Williams
13 Harry Lachal
14 Fraser Lane
15 Johnathon Close
16 Jarryd Skene
17 Terry Reed
18 Luke Pirrie
19 Ben Lyon
20 Ashley Sorrenti
21 Nicholas Sharkey
22 Sam Franklyn
23 Robbie Ralph
24 Charlie Woodley
25 Sam Grigg
26 Marcus Smith
27 Nick Costa
28 Josh Anderson
29 Matthew Margin
30 Jonathan Smarrelli
Old Melburnians
Coach: Tom Seccull
2 Charles Kellett
3 Justin De Steiger
3 Harry Curtis
4 Thomas Lackman
5 Nicholas Churkovich
6 Alexander Coleridge
7 Nicholas Forrest
8 Campbell Kirwan
9 Thomas Carlon
13 Edward Fanning
15 James De Degley
18 Thomas Watson
20 Lachlan Prendergast
21 Adam Armstong
23 Oscar Dixon
24 Samuel Delios
24 Lorgen Scott
28 Tom Benson
31 William Raymond
33 Nicholas Daish
33 John Hurley
34 Jonathan Benjamin
40 Peter Feaver
44 Charles Kiel
47 Ruari Wood-Freeman
49 Nicholas Molony
54 Edward Robinson
60 Damon Velakoulis
63 Thomas De Fegley
64 Leon Koumouris
65 Stephen Blakeney
66 Nicholas McLardy
75 Tom McConnell
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers
Coach: Steve D’Andrea
1 Cameron Antonuccio
2 Addison Martin
3 Alexander Cross
4 Aaron Hodges
5 Brenton Schubert
6 Alex Whalebone
7 Christopher McCready
8 Jake Townley
9 Benjamin Nicoll
10 Trent Pastura
11 Luke Heywood
12 Steven Lay
13 Ciaran Lawrence
14 Brett Denton
15 Lachlan Dee
16 Jack O’Kearney
17 James Dalzotto
18 Juy Capp
20 Jack Beckwith
21 Benjamin Wighton
22 Mitchell Coen
23 Johnathan Dawes
25 Lawrence Webb
27 Michael O’Connor
28 Jamie Popaz
29 Jack Pollard
30 William Lawrence
31 David Goodchild
33 Taylor Gogerly
35 Jordan Young
37 Dale Tanner
39 Jordan Bichsel
43 Alexander Jackson
45 Charles Kinsey
47 Callum Byrnes
50 Thomas McMahon
52 Declan Hampton
54 Kerwin Cafun
54 Kerwin Cafun
57 Max Worrell
61 Morgan Hampton
62 Joseph Bova
63 Calvin Young
Uni Blacks
Coach: Steve Cerni
1 Michael Adams
2 Sam Aldous
3 Jack Bales
4 Sam Bell
5 Jonathan Bunge
6 Angus Cole-Adams
7 Aiden Commins
8 Scott Dadswell
9 Sam Douglas
10 Michael Fogarty
11 Peter Harrod
12 Jock Lawrence
13 James Lenehan
14 Benjamin Murphy
15 William Murray
16 Luke Picone
17 James Sandford
18 Thomas Sharp
19 Sam Sher
20 Joel Theodore
21 Harry Ukich
22 Vincent White
23 Thomas Whiting
24 Charlie Zwar
Uni Blues
Coach: Matt Embling
1 Jack Kershaw
2 Jamey Pemmelaar
3 Thomas Walsh
4 Louis Wardle
5 Sebastian Nixon
6 Daniel O’Shea
7 Joseph Turner
11 Patrick Murtagh
12 Angus Smith
19 Patrick Ferguson
21 Conrad Graovac
23 Benjamin Watson
29 Angus Fraser
35 James Coumans
40 Nathan Green
46 Edward McMullin
48 Angus Johnstone
50 Matthew Porra
60 Ross Wettenhall
67 Sean Carr
71 Dominic Nixon
77 Jason Cowland
81 Patrick Gardiner
92 Timothy Burn-Francis
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U19 – SECTION 2
Caulfield Grammarians
Coach: Josh McCahon
Assists: Jake McCahon/James Weghorn
1 Steve Vivian
2 Sam Flavell
3 Keegan Stewart
4 Tom Stewart
5 Lauchlin Kelloch
6 Josh Rogers
7 George Berry
8 Tom Rothel (C)
9 Willis Cord
10 Harrison Malone
11 Hugh Goodfellow
12 Hamish Scully
13 Nick Tonkin
14 Tom Wren
15 Steve Hood
16 Josh Steiger
17 Drew Dickson
18 Charlie Schaffer
19 James Schwarer
20 Will Peart
21 Jackson Small
22 Jordan Ceglar
23 James Easton
24 Will Kingwill
25 Tom Butler
26 Matt Mcternan
27 Daniel Gray
28 Damien Simic
29 Thomas Crozier
31 Hayden Stewart
33 Fred Cooper
35 Norrie Strintzos
36 Lewis O’Neill
St Kevins
Coach: Ray Leetham
Assists: Luke Williams/Nick Perrett
1 Michael Eva
2 Michael Baini
3 Jordan Cellini
4 Tom Soltinakos
5 Joshua Taylor
6 Adam Fricot
7 Pat Der Jeu
8 Nick Bond
10 Julian Gambaro
11 Matthew Lew
12 Tomas Ryan
13 Andrew Hannan
14 Zachary Ginies
15 Sam Kneebone
16 Harry Murphy-Cruise
17 Theo Garrow
18 Joshua Davidson
20 Anthony Giarusso
21 Jim Paull
22 Anthony Barone
23 Ed Chalmers
24 Miles McEldowney
25 Henry Parkes
26 Francis Keely
27 Patrick Moore
28 Oliver Ridge
29 Jackson Ritchie
30 Emmett O’Donnell
31 Lachlan Nankervis
33 Brendan Smart
34 Michael Alexopoulos
35 Ben McIntosh
36 Harry Sargent
37 Anthony Kirwan
38 James Barrie
39 Nicolaas Murphy
40 Tom Lewin
41 Joe Harding
42 Manning Mitchell
43 William Coates
44 Rob McMillan
46 Nicholas Ciurleo
48 Jack Weber
49 Chris Holland
Old Haileybury
Coach: Dale Anderrson
Assists: Matt Kelly
1 Tim Hunter
2 James Paul
3 Dylan Walsh
4 Mathew Shill
5 Luke Pinot (C)
6 Alaa Ghanem
7 Christopher Smith
8 Patrick Hutchinson
9 Jordan Toy
10 Sean Corrigan
11 Jordan Donnelly
12 Samuel Hall
13 Jake Lynch
14 Michael Sullivan
15 Matthew Mitchell
16 Nicholas Leonidas
17 Adam Budge
18 Sam Nowlon
19 Alexander Thomson
20 Brendan Gillen
21 Josh Alkemade
22 Jack-Thomas Coombes
23 James Reid
24 Tyson George
25 Joshua Slade
26 Sam Nicholls
27 Daniel Secatore
28 Luke Pannunzio
29 Brede Seccull
30 Zac Connelly
31 Steven Kenworthy
32 Christopher Venten
33 Joseph Fisscher
Old Carey
Coach: Michael Ericson
Assists: Russell Morris
1 Matt Jones
2 Brodie Easton
3 Alex Richardson
4 James Coull
5 Nick Morris
6 Jordan Ceppi
7 Lachlan Addison
8 Henry Pepperwell
9 Harry Maxwell
10 Morgan Evans
11 Charlie Wood
12 Corey Jackson
13 Lachy Mahon
14 Lachlan Macleod
15 Mark Walczak
16 Will Walker
17 Simon Harris
18 Pat Cremean
19 Marcus Cushen
20 Bruno Consalvo
22 Nick Anderson
23 Dave Burgess
24 Jacob Murphy
25 James Shaw
26 Matt Driver
27 Freddie Cator
28 Spencer Cambridge
29 Nick Andrews
33 Christian Virgona
36 Ander Martin
37 Jermaine Wunungmurra
Marcellin
Coach: Paul Bevan
Assists: Brandon Watson
1 Nick Faidy
2 Julian Battistella
3 Andrew Harkin
4 Mathew Lincoln
5 Jordan Bettello C
6 Patrick Millison
7 Sam Rimington VC
8 Joey De Neefe
9 Ben Thorn
10 Callum Brandt
11 Callan Stewart
12 Josh Sundberg
13 James Carrol
14 Mathew Tantsis-Hall VC
15 Cameron Kemp
16 Tom Natoli DVC
17 Tom Bastiaan
18 James Hollaway VVC
19 Thomas Butler
20 Sean Ioannidis C
21 Cameron Rumph
22 Chris Zygmunt
23 Kieran Dellahunty
24 Campbell Mc Millan
25 Liam Vear
26 William Hiser DVC
27 Adrian Beaini
28 Jessie Stone
29 Ryan Woodward
30 Otto Macpherson
31 Hayden Manassa
32 Patrick Chard
33 Nick Watty
35 Anthony Beaini
44 Jerome Iezzi
Old Brighton
Coach: Adam Pirrie
Assists: Ryan Joseph
1 Sebastian Zaia
2 Callum Nicholls
3 Dylan Verney
4 Joe Longbottom
5 Nick Hellyer
6 Jordan Pascoe
7 Marshall Pascoe
8 Dane Robinson
9 Luke Healey
10 Jack Knight
11 Patrick Sands
12 Michael Tragear
13 Sam Baker
14 Hayden Johnson
15 Chris Walker
16 Jackson Moffi tt
17 Robert Naughton
18 Nick Paine- Ellis
19 Matt Delaney
20 Chris Hardgrave
21 Kieran Rawlinson
22 Tyler Ellery
23 Ben Jarick
24 Tom Hamilton
25 Marcus Bade
26 Hamish Graham
27 Josh Drummond
28 Will Johnston
29 Kalin Kempster
30 Levi Otto
33 Ryan Kiley
34 Chris Parker
35 Jordan Pascoe
38 Luke Andrew
41 Henry Carlson
56 Thomas Jones
61 Charlie King
Werribee Districts
3 Benjamin Leonard
5 Craig Moloney
6 Adam Imber
7 Matthew Despott
9 Mohamad El Hawli
10 Ethan Turner
11 David Briscoe
12 Brent Turner
13 Jesse Humphreys
14 Matthew Turner
15 Sandrino Di Lallo
17 Matthew Fitzpatrick
18 Dillon Taylor
19 Matthew Brown
20 Ben Stoios
21 Nikko Arias
22 Jesse Taylor
23 Jaxon Cooke
25 Mikhal Secoulidis
30 Joel Patty
34 Jack Chadwick
36 Benjamin McMillan
43 Jackson Brice
51 Daniel Peers
Old Trinity
Coach: Jed Burgess/Speros Beasley
Manager: Stuart Pearce
1 James Taylor
2 Callum Rae
3 Jonathon Wong
4 Chris Hargreaves
5 Sam Stacker
6 Chris Yapanis
7 Emerson Satur
10 Michael Azarnikow
11 Billy Syme
12 Rory O’Donohoe
13 Timothy Costantinou
14 Eddy Plant
15 Tom Bennett
18 Alex Heuston
20 Ted Mitchell
21 James Gilfi llan
22 Edward Beasley
24 Steven Lawrence
25 Nicholas Pointon
28 Nicholas Pearce
30 Chris Hughes
31 Alex Syme
32 Henry Winter
34 Chris Jackson
38 Jakob Steinhart
39 Alexander Hasiotis
41 Joeb Northey
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U19 – SECTION 3
Northern Blues
Coach: George Wakim
Assists: Neil Langley/Zan Useinov
1 Mark Cigagna
2 Sam Dalton
3 Josh Sims
4 Damon Marcon
9 Mark Langley
10 Josh Rentos
11 Matthew Cottier
13 Liam Carter
14 Mike Matters
16 Jake Powell
17 Mousty Hammoud
19 Paul Dempsey
20 Damian D’amore
22 Leigh Judd
23 Eamonn Maloney
24 Lachlan Holmes
25 Paul Sansonetti
26 Luke Baker
27 Mahmoud Rafhi
28 Oscar Zimmermann
29 Jordan Hull
30 Nicholas Spagnolo
33 Jack Prelorenzo
35 Nick Prelorenzo
64 James King
St Bernards
Coach: Kevin Jones
Assists: Sam Jones/Luke Scerri
31 Lachy Allison
32 Jonathan Ayres
33 Adam Bevanda
34 Jake Bromley
35 Brent Catoggio
36 Thomas Delzoppo
37 Taylor Devers
38 Michael Dillon
39 Anthony DiPaolo
40 Harrison Firth
41 Matthew Gurrusi
42 Josh Hedley
43 Jack Howard
44 Michael Hughes
45 Michael Iacabaccio
46 Lachlan Jowett
47 Ned McAllister
48 Liam McIntyre
49 Patrick Moloney
50 Daniel Moloney
51 Jake Nataro
52 Alex Nicou
53 Keiran O’Connor
54 Aidan O’Connor
55 Tim O’Sullivan
56 Tom Russell
57 Mark Spence
58 Wil Sullivan
59 Jeremy Sullivan
60 Shaun Tamraz
61 Sean Webb
62 Liam Whelan
63 Seamus Whelan
64 Andrew Zammit
Old Camberwell
Coach: Phil Ballis
1 Samuel Freeman
2 Victor Murphy
3 Thomas Kanz
4 Francisco Fernandes
5 Matthew Peddlesden
8 Corey McLaughlin
10 Damian Proksa
11 Charlie Urwin
13 Jay Himat
14 Xavier Troy
14 Luke Wang
16 James Howells
19 Michael Young
20 Minh Le
22 Nicholas Russell
24 Thomas Schipper
26 Thomas Stayner
27 Duran Bradley
29 Nicholas Adamson
31 Bryce Frattin
33 Julian Giovannucci
37 JJ Yang
38 Jackson Hrbek
46 Christopher Webster
49 Harry Crothers
53 Matthew De Petro
58 Oliver Lloyd
59 Henry Tun
Old Xaverians
Coach: Ben Plant/James Woods
Assists: Pat Kennedy
1 Jack Delmo
2 Darcey Dempsey
3 Matthew Vlahos
4 Darcy Cotchett
5 Harry O’sullivan
6 Max Elliott
7 Patrick Yuen
8 Matt Dvorseck
9 Tim Hannon
10 Anthony Dickinson
11 Tim Fenton
12 Sam Ellis
13 Matt Owen
14 Daniel Hermans
15 Andrew Prowse
16 Harry Healy
17 Pat Monti
18 Richard Thomas
19 Aden Capaul
20 Aden Donohoe
21 Zack Panj
22 Matt Sitch
23 Lachie Dipierdomenico
24 Julian Kaldawi
25 Simon Love
26 Edward Wordsworth
27 Jarrod Dennison
28 Jacob Healy
29 Jonathon Blake
30 Oliver Keogh
31 Paddy Mardling
32 Ben Lyon
33 Ryan Gallagher
34 Hugh Davies
35 Nick Sharkey
36 Jonathon Close
37 Sam Lefebvre
38 Sam Forrest
39 James Wilkinson
Ormond
Coach: Dave Matthews
Collegians
Coach: Rob Ferguson/ Peter Battell
PEGS
Coach: Len Hannah
Mazenod
Coach: Elio Greco
1 Stewart McCooke
2 Daniel Rizati
3 Jake Pedersen
4 Chris Olson
5 Michael Tucker
6 Keith Allen
8 Chris Hecker
9 James Raymond
10 Matthew Saunders
11 Andrew Olson
12 Edward Scanlan
13 Michael Bannan
14 James Young
15 Chris Bannan
18 Tom McCrabb
19 Ryan McDonald
22 Nick Topakas
24 Blair Atkins
25 Mark Pappas
26 Tom Hungerford
27 Will Sayce
1 Sam Hynes
2 Tim Phillips
3 Lindsay Apted
4 Ollie Whitehead
5 Wil Hayes
6 Jon Huntsman
7 Drew Mcrae
8 Alister Fahie
9 Tom Cantwell
10 Julian Elmutis
11 Iain Gordon
12 Matthew Yates
13 Harry White
15 Steve Madeira
16 Geoff Farrar
17 Michael Dockery
19 Max Griffi n
21 Hunter Poole
22 Callum Reagan
23 Sam King
24 Tim Varigos
25 Will Pocknee
27 Alex Barr
28 Sam Sabbatucci
29 Elliot Cattell
31 Matthew O’Brien
32 Sam Hibbins
33 Lachlan Ferguson
35 Toby Goodman
37 Ben McKenzie - Sirrett
38 Nick Blackney
1 Matthew Semini
2 Christian Persano
3 Ken Ng
4 Alexander Persano
5 Travis Livori
6 Lachlan McGuire
7 Brett Hannah
8 Robert Crimmons
9 Stuart Tibbets
10 Matthew Nola
11 Curtis Palamara
12 Lewis Reed
13 Casey Keenan
14 Hugh Braden
15 Russell Navar
16 Sandon McCann
17 Michael McDougall
18 James Federico
19 Luke Shultz
20 Duishan Perera
21 Andrew Petersen
22 Chris Caminiti
23 Josh Ferrie
24 Daniel Rugolina
26 Jack Williams
29 Liam Sudawon
30 Nicholas Karikas
2 Luke Greco
3 Lachlan Mann
4 Nizar Janzerli
7 Louis Greco
8 Matthew Zaccaria
10 Ross Fileccia
14 Stephen Welsford
17 Anthony Bortoli
19 Luke Terry
20 Marc Martino
21 Jordan Kelly
23 Andrew Maniatis
24 Andrew DiPetta
28 Lewis Ferguson
30 Patrick Flanagan
31 Samual Riley
37 James Verbyla
38 Anthony Martino
83 Steven Mydaras
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U19 – NORTH
Williamstown CYMS
Coach: Matthew Montebello
Assists: James Welsh
3 Yuma Hemphill
4 Jackosn Pennington
5 Matthew Farrugia
6 Sam Mchugh
7 Lachlan Gibbs
8 George Daaboul
9 Robert Chan
10 Robert Jansen
11 Mitchell Knight
13 Sean Mcvervnon
14 Tim Murphy
15 Ash Heaver
16 Paul Cutajar-Milosev
17 Billy Mcrae
18 Trent Dimitriou
19 Rueben Slaney
21 Nick Holdsworth
22 Baxter Callan
23 Michael Mclaughlin
25 Abraham Isac
27 Stanley Kwas
28 Daniel Popa
29 Corey Mence
30 Ryan Joy
21 Nathan Bratby
23 Mitchell Lane
33 Nicholas Fry
40 Callum Steele
42 Russell Ackerly
48 Tom Gill
51 Jack Peace
53 Lee Theodoidis
54 Darcy Wall
Old Geelong
Coach: Simon O’Brien/Dan O’Brien
1 Henry Byrne
5 Rory Vocale
6 Rupert Kemp
9 Andy De Fegely (C)
10 James Habla
11 Chris Jordan
14 Tom Allen
15 Rupert De Crespigny
17 George Morrison
19 Harry Baylis
23 Karey Taylor
25 Will Calvert-Jones
28 George Macdonald
29 Charlie Heal
35 Charlie Vickers-Willis
37 Dave Coward
38 Myles Ryan
40 Josh Sumura
44 Alex Brown
47 Campbell Fisher
48 Chris Ashen
53 Bryce Yeo
55 Nick Wilton
57 Ben Thompson
58 Alex Mitchell
61 Blair Keys
62 Ed Northop
63 James Hoban
64 Alex Campbell
Therry Penola
Coach: L.Hollow
Assists: L.Quinn
1 Keelan Biddlestone
2 Hamish Donohue
3 Hayden Rowe
4 Daniel McCracken
5 Aiden McIntyre
6 Sean Rees
7 Joshua Califore
8 Nathan Clark
9 Joel Costello
10 Ethan Daley
11 Tim Gumley
12 Ryan McKibbin
13 Shae Tatlock
14 Jonathon Tonna
15 Lachlan Stretton
16 Will McIntosh
17 Matt Lyons
19 Luke Dragon
20 Brock Egglestone
21 Darcy Ryan
22 Phouc Nguyen
23 Keegan McIntyre
24 Sam Califore
25 James Burt
27 Jarrod Bolding
31 Jacob Gough
35 Darrell Blake
37 Jamie Curran
50 John McDonald
55 Michael Jacobson
MHSOB
Coach: Mark Elder
1 Jerome Ah-Kan
2 Adam Ashton (C)
3 Nigel Ashton
4 Riley Batchelor
5 Stuart Boggett
6 Lawrence Bradford
7 Daniel Bye
8 Tom Connor
9 Brendan Cook
10 Louis Cuthbert
11 Aaron Dimitropoulos
12 Marco Dogliotti
13 Jake Duell
14 Mason Fennessy-Kent
15 Liam Ferris (C)
16 Sam Hayes
17 Michael Hughes
18 Albert Kuang
19 Declan Lee
20 James Mcdonagh
21 Peter Melilli
22 Paul Niklas
23 Sam Shearer
24 Zac Smooker
25 Beau Van Agtmaal
26 Andrew Wheelahan
27 Jackson Wood
AJAX
Coach: Adam Slade-Jacobson
1 Myles Miller
2 Nick Lewis
3 Simon Roth
4 Rob Miller
5 Jeremy Sher
7 Ashley Shenker
8 Noah Keddie
9 Jayd Brick
10 Ben Glazer
11 Adam Lerner
12 Aaron Sibel
13 Jordan Rubenstein
14 Alon Abraham
15 Brandon Goldman
16 Joel Lefkovic
17 Zac Goldberg
18 David Burns
19 Josh Sharpe
20 Jamie Malinek
21 Roi Abraham
22 Dylan Ivany
23 Daniel Klotnick
24 David Breger
25 Michael Feiler
26 Zac Braun
27 Aron Mazur
30 Idan Binelli
La Trobe Uni
Coach: Zoron Colovic
1 Joshua Hickey
2 Thomas Williams
3 Ashley Rae
4 Matthew Stringer
5 Richard Tran
6 Darcy Ingram
7 Iryoung Fan
8 Michael Larcombe
9 Mark O’Brien
11 Dominic Moore
12 Thomas Toohey
13 Dylan Grady
14 Gareth Lingham
15 Braden Brown
16 Edward McKenzie
17 Patrick Hughes
18 Declan Ryan
19 Nicholas Stephens
20 Luke Fraser
21 Tom Quirk
Emmaus St Leos
Coach: Kevin Barnshaw
2 Liam McKay
3 Andrew Downie
6 Leo Glover
9 Alexander McDougall
10 Adam LaRiccia
11 Teni Legaric
13 Jason Schink
14 Steven Downie
16 Jason Huljak
17 William Hughes
18 Justin Petrulis
21 Sam Symeonidis
33 Kit Duncan-Jones
51 Robert Staley
66 Thomas Cochrane
71 Josh Hocking
Ivanhoe
Coach: Adam Wright
Assists: Bill Emerson
1 Alex Purtell
2 Justin Harty
4 Andrew Dimopoulos
5 James Lagreca
6 William Emerson
7 Charlie Robinson
12 Jack Hogan
14 Jack Delbridge
15 Sam Nix
18 Zac Mowat
19 James Moxon
21 Stefan Zervides
22 Lewis Minney
23 Sam Mowat
24 Dan Plowman
25 Lachlan Roberts
26 Stefan Bettiol
27 James Jones
28 Daniel Jones
29 Benjamin Grigg
32 Jack Normand
33 Dylan Craig-Darroch
35 Michael George
36 Patrick Benson
37 Leigh Read
38 Keke Blackmore-Moore
39 David Ioannou
40 William Cuthbert
44 Mitchell Lovell
45 Joshua Harbottle
48 Joel Langford
49 Jai Swainger
50 Simon Gleeson
54 Mitchell Rees
Michael Baxter
Joshua Nott
Alex Jelic
Alex Griffi th
Jake Brown
Nicholas Ring
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U19 – SOUTH
St.Mary’s Salesian
Coach: Damian Sutherland
1 Brendan Cain
2 Tom Whittle
3 Sam Murphy
5 Kyle Buchannan
6 Matt Curtain
9 James Gallus
10 Francis Ravida
11 Jacob Kenyon
12 Fergus Tremaine
13 Billy Anderson
16 Alex Bussell
18 Mitch Opt Hoog
19 Sam Shaw
21 Andrew Morris
22 Adrian Safl ekos
24 Cam Butler
25 Michael Flora
26 Chris Hill
27 Dylan Cropley
28 Andrew Roll
29 Max Kitchen
30 James Cooney
31 Calvin Tan
32 Daniel Cohen
33 Michael Docker
34 Dylan Gook
38 Adam Ong
40 Kirin Raska
41 Jack Sutherland
44 Fraser Coloe
46 Kyle Durden
49 Jack Brennan
50 Ben Andrews
51 Nicholas Ludwig
52 Jeremy Devlin
53 Patrick Pham
56 Jamie Carolan
59 Nathan Phillips
Peninsula OB
Coach: Theo Messinis
1 Sam Glenn (VC)
2 Nathan Cassano
3 Aaron Brockley
4 Harry Featherby
5 Braden Churcher
6 Scott Cain
7 Jordan Owens
8 Cameron Macauley (C)
9 Nick Messinis
10 Tom Malan
11 Matt Beggs
12 Luke Keon
13 Michael Wilson
14 Andrew Coghlan
15 Seb Barbour
16 Pat Healy
19 Tom Humphris
21 Tom Hussey
22 Jesse Ramirez
23 Laurens Van der Sluijs
24 Hayden Brodie
25 Jeremy Gleeson
26 Andrew Hockenhegger
27 Tom Feldgen
28 Tom LaBrooy
29 Jordan Pomeroy (DVC)
30 Jack Rothery
35 Nick Coy
55 Nick Baron
Parkdale Vultures
Coach: Luke Borella
1 Matt Dickie
2 Mat Podesta
3 Sam Chitty
4 Mac O’donell
5 Adam Knight
6 Sean Hendricks
7 Andrew Thompson
8 George Billings
9 Chris Welch
10 Max Nixon
11 Darcy Ballard
12 Jackson Bolland
13 Lewis Emerson
14 Jacob Crowley
15 Nick Rayner
16 Jordan Russell
17 Luke Morgan
18 Chris Stielow
19 Josh Kovarik
20 Anthony Mcneil
21 Tom Fenwick
22 Matt Horton
23 Jake Stent-Powell
24 Dylan Glascott
25 Jack Dunstan
26 James Everest
27 Charlie Dillon
28 Joel Hollingsworth
29 Beau Leishman
De La Salle Gold
Coach: Michael Hogan
Assists: Peter Harrington
1 Nathan Beaumont
2 Josh Wood
4 James Amerena
5 Ben Forrest
6 Patrick O’Connell
7 Con Panna
9 Jonathan Tsoutsouras
10 Matt Hogan
11 Damian Grant
12 Oliver Purton-Smith
13 Danny Bollis
14 Robert Mccarthy
15 Sean Murphy
18 Kobi Wallis
19 Tim Shallue
20 Sam Harrington
21 Matt Harvey
23 Daniel Vass
24 Dimi Damianos
25 Darcy Craig
26 Brent Cranage
27 Jamie Smith
28 Xavier Leonard
29 Simon Woodcock
30 Zac High
32 Patrick Hatch
33 Dayne Schipper
34 Nicholas Lowrie
37 Joe Cox
38 Matthew Pennacchia
39 Matt Mullaly
41 Jack Hanley
45 Hamish Ramsey
46 James Howard
47 Domonic Spicer
48 Darcy Betts
Hampton Rovers
Coach: Jay Watts
Assists: Peter Rogerson
1 Jack Zaina
2 Bryce Pewtress
3 Jordan Mayne
4 Brian Nolan
6 Nathan Mullenger
7 Jay Dillon
8 Billy Reis
10 Chris Rees-Jones
11 Darcy Lindstrom
12 Luke Morcom
13 Nick Schouten
14 Lachlan Delisle
15 Callum van den Enden
16 Andrew James
17 Jackson Sainty
18 Sam Care
20 Jay Bear
21 Nick Taylor
22 Matthew Taylor
23 Campbell Jones
24 Alex Roney
25 Joel Emmins
26 Sam Grimmer
27 Mario Papotto
28 Jack Campion
29 James Massey
30 Lachlan Edgar
34 Dylan Phillips
35 Michael Levy
38 Gregory Thompson
39 Wilson Hill
40 Josh Pavlou
www.hamptonrovers.com.au
Monash Blues
Coach: Michael Pettingill
1 Patrick Bryce
2 Joseph Cosgriff
3 Matthew Cox
4 James Duffey
5 Patrick Featonby
6 Oliver Fitzpatrick
7 Damien Hatch
8 Caleb Heard
9 Rex Ho
10 Aiden Jeynes
11 Cody Johnson
12 William Kittelty
13 Darby Mccallum
14 Michael Mckinna
15 Hamish Melville
16 Rupert Mitchell
17 Aiden Parisi
18 Bradyn Parker
19 Matthew Pittman
20 Andrew Prentice
21 Tom Ruddell
22 Benjamin Tilley
Beaumaris
Coach: Luke Buller/Rob Wilson/Chris Cockburn
1 James Hooper
2 Tom Perkins
3 Tom McManamy
3 Jackson Miller
4 Anthony Goss
5 Alex Smout
6 Alex Shulman
7 Sam Bennett
8 Josh Ward
9 Chris Smout
10 Luke Edmondson
11 Scott Braithwaite
12 Kurt Mocika
14 Nathan Heaton
16 Jak Jowett
17 Drew Kelly
18 Matthew Zagni
19 Harrison Bennett
20 Douglas Ballard
21 Jackson Leigh
22 Lachlan Boyd
23 Byron Hughes
24 Lucas Bourne
25 Tom Gandy
26 Kyle McDonagh
27 Ben McLean
28 Adam Tanzimat
29 Jordan Thompson
30 Callum Griffi ths
31 Sam Holland-Burch
32 Joel DiNatale
32 Liam Brennan
33 Jarryd Pemberton
34 Chris Tilbey
36 Mark Ramanathan
36 Cal Gillespie
38 Nick Vorich
40 Matt Hopkins
41 James Morley
43 Jake Bloomer
44 Scott Sheldrick
45 Jack Graham
46 Lachlan McKenzie
47 Greg Pearson
48 Gus Finney
51 Ben Gray
53 Andrew Dickinson
54 Cleary
55 Matt Hardeman
58 Stuart Montfort
59 Ben Spencer
61 Filip Zalega
64 Jayden Rayner
66 Evan Georgopoulos
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers
Coach: Justin Eke
1 Cameron Antonuccio
2 Addison Martin
3 Alexander Cross
4 Aaron Hodges
5 Brenton Schubert
6 Alex Whalebone
7 Christopher McCready
8 Jake Townley
9 Benjamin Nicoll
10 Trent Pastura
11 Luke Heywood
12 Steven Lay
13 Ciaran Lawrence
14 Brett Denton
15 Lachlan Dee
16 Jack O’Kearney
17 James Dalzotto
18 Juy Capp
20 Jack Beckwith
21 Benjamin Wighton
22 Mitchell Coen
23 Johnathan Dawes
25 Lawrence Webb
27 Michael O’Connor
28 Jamie Popaz
29 Jack Pollard
30 William Lawrence
31 David Goodchild
33 Taylor Gogerly
35 Jordan Young
37 Dale Tanner
39 Jordan Bichsel
43 Alexander Jackson
45 Charles Kinsey
47 Callum Byrnes
50 Thomas McMahon
52 Declan Hampton
54 Kerwin Cafun
54 Kerwin Cafun
57 Max Worrell
61 Morgan Hampton
62 Joseph Bova
63 Calvin Young
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55

UMPIRES
After the rousing reception received (that’s
some great alliteration right there), Cam’s
season review will continue in coming weeks. It
was disappointing however, to read last week’s
column which was penned solely by Macca.
Never before has there been so little interest in
an Umpire’s Corner, and Macca’s pathetic efforts
clearly indicate that his co-scribe deserves a
significant pay increase.
From University Oval to Manila
Last Saturday was a perfect day for football. The
sun was shining, the birds were singing, and
some of our lighter-skinned umpires were even
seen to be applying liberal amounts of sunscreen
to escape the UV Rays. There were no excuses
for Tom Moloney, who arrived at his game
wearing what can only be described as a ‘manscarf’,
perfectly knotted and arranged. Not sure
whether that fits within the VAFAUA’s ‘match-day
attire’ policy?
Poker Night Fundraiser
Will be held on August 4 th . Still plenty of spots
available for what should be a great night of
poker. Speak to AD or Cam if you’re interested.
Optimistic
We’ve all heard stories of umpires officiating in
significant milestone matches being afforded
the opportunity to select their preferred panels.
In recognition of their outstanding service
over a number of years the coaching panel are
always happy to assist in making these days as
memorable as possible. However, we’ve never
heard of an umpire asking to select a panel
because a match happens to fall on their birthday.
Sorry Ben Nicholson, when the number of years
you’re turning is actually more than the amount
of games you’ve umpired you’re probably going
to be out of luck. Happy 18 th anyway!
Steve McCarthy & Cam Davidson
ON THIN ICE
Fundraising Raffle
Once again, we are holding a raffle as part of
our fundraising activities. Only 100 tickets will
be sold, at a bargain price of $50 each. First (and
only) prize is a ‘bar voucher’ to the tune of $2500,
with the rest going to the Association. See Grant,
Cam or Schwabbie for tickets. We can organise
for the cost of your ticket(s) to come straight out
of your monthly pay.
Coalition Umpire
Seems to gaining a bit of popularity this one.
It was mentioned last week that field umpire
Shane McNamara was called Tony Abbott
by a few PEGS supporters a few weeks ago
and last weekend copped the same from the
Williamstown supporters. Hopefully he get some
parliamentary privileges when they hand out the
grand finals at the end of the year
Long walk
We’d all like to wish Peter Teasdale well as he
heads off to tackle the Kokoda Track. He’ll miss
only two games and will be fit and primed ready
to go for the finals. If we have a wet and slushy
finals series he’ll be well and truly acclimatised.
Harris Family Butchers
Don’t forget our sponsors who always do a
sensational job in supplying our barby meat at
our functions and meetings. Go down and visit
them at 73 Mackie Road East Bentleigh and
they’ll look after you.
Personal Mortgage Managers
For all your buying and selling needs in the real
estate world, enlist the help of long-time sponsor
Anthony Damen who will certainly do the right
thing for you.
Website
Don’t forget to check the website regularly just
to keep up to date with what’s going on. Go to
http://vafaua.asn.au
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RESULTS
PREMIER THIRDS
LAST ROUND
Old Trinity 2.5 3.9 5.12 9.12 (66)
De La Salle 1.1 2.2 5.4 7.6 (48)
GOALS Old Trinity: I. Huynh 2 T. Mead 1 T. Fogarty 1 D. Constantinou 1 R. Gillies 1 M.
Kepitis 1 D. Bell 1 C. Sparsi 1 De La Salle: S. Morwood 3 N. Hogan 2 C. Watts 1 D. Freeman
1
BEST Old Trinity: M. Kepitis M. Foley A. Collins C. Sparsi I. Huynh T. Fogarty
De La Salle: S. Griffin B. Hill S. Morwood P. Monaghan M. Rodgers G. Wadley
Collegians 3.1 4.3 9.6 11.8 (74)
University Blues 1.2 2.4 2.5 2.10 (22)
GOALS Collegians: M. Austin 3 W. Candy 2 J. Ashman 2 A. Huggins 2 M. Parrent 1 N.
Williams 1 University Blues: A. Weddell 1 A. Walsh 1
BEST Collegians: K. Findlay A. Huggins J. Slatyer M. Austin R. Blackley W. Schwab
University Blues: P. Marshall A. Weddell B. Drake A. Prendergast R. Russo T. Auld
Old Scotch 2.6 6.11 11.16 16.22 (118)
Caulfield Grammarians 1.2 1.2 1.6 3.6 (24)
GOALS Old Scotch: not provided Caulfield Grammarians: N. Edwards 1 B. Scott 1 G.
Poulter 1
BEST Old Scotch: not provided Caulfield Grammarians: S. Pincus G. Poulter B. Scott N.
Edwards
Old Carey 2.3 3.4 6.12 14.13 (97)
St Bernards 1.1 5.3 5.3 8.5 (53)
GOALS Old Carey: M. Andrews 3 M. Baker 3 N. England 2 J. Carpenter 1 J. Glynne 1 P.
Tiras 1 T. MacReady - Bryan 1 N. Pryor 1 T. Rule 1 St Bernards: C. Godfrey 3 W. Kingston 2
J. Rose 1 N. Hughes 1 J. Monaghan 1
BEST Old Carey: P. Gledden J. Carpenter M. Baker T. Rule J. Glynne N. England
St Bernards: G. Breheney W. Kingston J. Rose C. Godfrey J. Flannery M. Byrne
PREMIER B THIRDS
LAST ROUND
Old Brighton 2.3 5.5 8.7 11.9 (75)
St Kevins 1.3 4.3 7.6 10.8 (68)
GOALS Old Brighton: N. Materia 4 S. Eastgate 3 A. Betts 1 A. Littlehales 1 B. James 1 N.
Conlan 1 St Kevins: H. Bergin 2 S. Thomas 2 D. McFarlane 1 T. Harvey 1 T. Crookes 1 R.
Short 1 S. Carne 1 A. Balestra 1
BEST Old Brighton: N. Materia S. Conlan Z. Wilson N. Paterson T. O’Halloran N. Conlan St
Kevins: T. Harvey W. Hartley R. Short T. Lattanzio H. Bergin S. Carne
Old Melburnians 6.5 10.7 13.9 17.11 (113)
University Blacks 3.6 5.7 7.17 9.19 (73)
GOALS Old Melburnians: B. Baines 4 L. Koumouris 3 A. Cameron 3 M. Spies 2 T.
Beaumont 2 R. Doyle 2 S. Stacey 1 University Blacks: A. Felemonow 2 R. Butler 2 H.
Bismire 1 T. Crow 1 N. Manning 1 O. Scrivener 1 J. Box 1
BEST Old Melburnians: B. Baines S. Stacey M. Cottee A. Cameron W. Thompson D.
Velakoulis University Blacks: A. Mackay S. McKnight D. Johns A. Brooks T. Polkinghorne
J. Box
PREMIER C THIRDS
LAST ROUND
UNDER 18
LAST ROUND
Fitzroy 5.2 11.6 20.8 30.12 (192)
Old Mentonians 2.0 2.1 3.1 3.1 (19)
GOALS Fitzroy: S. Fulton 10 D. Temple 6 T. Wilson 5 A. Johnson 3 J. Cowan-Clark 1 M.
Cusack 1 C. Krousoratis 1 A. Grant 1 N. Brown 1 J. MacKay 1
Old Mentonians: C. Kennedy 1 A. Vardanega 1 A. Rayment 1
BEST Fitzroy: S. Fulton M. Cusack J. Cowan-Clark T. Wilson J. MacKay D. Temple Old
Mentonians: J. Karpavicius N. Garson J. Wearne J. Lee L. Kivi A. RAYMENT
Marcellin 6.4 10.6 14.9 21.11 (137)
Whitefriars 5.0 10.1 12.5 15.7 (97)
GOALS Marcellin: S. Ayoub 7 N. Brown 6 L. Money 3 T. Money 2 M. Delaney 1 G. Mc
Mahon 1 M. Mc Cartin 1 Whitefriars: M. Pelosi 2 L. Hamblin 2 J. Freeman 2 B. Bucello 2 A.
Petts 2 B. Dinh 2 M. Baird 1 D. Todorovski 1 A. Perna 1
BEST Marcellin: S. Ayoub N. Brown D. Carson R. Kemp J. Toohey B. Whelan
Whitefriars: B. Vey B. Dinh J. Freeman D. Todorovski A. Petts C. Pelosi
St Kevins 3.4 8.7 14.10 17.12 (114)
Mazenod 3.0 6.4 8.4 10.7 (67)
GOALS St Kevins: D. Kerr 4 L. Davrain 3 T. McMaster 2 B. Omizzolo 2 D. Maccarrone 2 D.
Bourke 1 L. Clancey 1 T. Garrow 1 M. Austin 1
Mazenod: S. Davis 5 M. Wilkins 2 S. Paolucci 1 S. Castledine 1 S. Micallef 1
BEST St Kevins: D. Kerr J. Murphy Cruise S. Browne L. Davrain T. McMaster M. Austin
Mazenod: S. Paolucci J. Lo Rosso S. Castledine M. Warwick S. Davis S. Micallef
Old Camberwell 3.2 4.4 12.8 18.13 (121)
Banyule 2.0 4.1 4.2 7.6 (48)
GOALS Old Camberwell: B. Cottrell 9 M. Taylor 2 S. Warr 2 M. Dyson 1 B. Wild 1 T. Miriklis
1 S. Fogarty 1 D. Toma 1 Banyule: D. Nichols 2 S. Tuckman 1 M. Borg 1 Z. Cleaver 1 M.
Smith 1 J. Samad 1
BEST Old Camberwell: S. Warr D. Toma B. Cottrell Z. Kelly T. Miriklis A. Rogers Banyule: D.
Nichols J. Appleby M. Sacchetta K. Caldera D. Sproules J. Quayle
Rupertswood 3.1 3.3 6.4 6.5 (41)
Oakleigh 0.2 2.3 2.3 4.5 (29)
GOALS Rupertswood: C. Schofield-Lane 2 J. Muscat 2 H. Travers 1 A. Millane 1
Oakleigh: Z. Pearce-Thomas 2 B. Still 1 A. Cloke 1
BEST Rupertswood: C. Schofield-Lane J. Beredimas C. Kaye S. Hogan B. Webber A.
Gipp Oakleigh: A. Cloke L. Gogis B. Still Z. Pearce-Thomas A. Deneys L. Daidone
St Mary’s Salesian 4.6 9.9 12.12 20.15 (135)
UHS-VU / Flemington 0.0 2.0 3.2 4.3 (27)
GOALS St Mary’s Salesian: D. Gook 3 L. Holmes 3 N. Phillips 2 L. Power 2 D. Cohen 2
J. Dragonetti 2 A. Morris 1 D. Ryan 1 L. Pattison 1 B. Mungatopi 1 K. Buchanan 1 K.
Duerden 1 UHS-VU / Flemington: L. Grant 1 S. Wittman 1 D. Vella-Horne 1 S. Seeger-
Snowden 1
BEST St Mary’s Salesian: A. Pathirana L. Power L. Pattison L. Holmes K. Buchanan A.
De Vries UHS-VU / Flemington: D. Vella-Horne N. Filieri C. Walsh N. Wallace E. Ramsay
J. Healey
Werribee Districts 6.4 9.9 17.12 20.17 (137)
Williamstown CYMS 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.1 (7)
GOALS Werribee Districts: D. Thomas 5 M. Smith 4 H. King 4 K. Delaney 2 L. Vella 1 M.
Culliver 1 J. Lawson 1 D. McLellan 1 H. Acciarito 1
Williamstown CYMS: D. Wall 1
BEST Werribee Districts: D. McLellan D. Thomas H. King J. Lawson D. Delaney M. Smith
Williamstown CYMS: B. McRae A. Slaney N. Harkins D. Wall L. Micallef T.
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UNDER 18
Williamstown CYMS
Coach: Ross Cassidy
Assist: Brendan Cocks
3 Yuma Hemphill
4 Jackosn Pennington
6 Sam Mchugh
8 George Daaboul
10 Robert Jansen
11 Mitchell Knight
13 Sean Mcvervnon
16 Paul Cutajar-Milosev
18 Trent Dimitriou
20 Vincent Di Lorenzo
26 Hayden Barnett
28 Daniel Popa
31 Nathan Bratby
33 Nicholas Fry
34 Luke Micallef
35 Jack Connolly
36 Nickolas Green
37 John Dawson
38 Johnny Ross
39 Liam Watson
41 Edward Bordas
43 Matthew Dumbleton
47 Lewis Moore
48 Tom Gill
52 Nicholas Harkins
54 Darcy Wall
55 Austin Slaney
56 Matthew Singleton
57 William Ostrowsky
St. Mary’s Salesian AFC
Coach: Chris Docker
1 Brendan Cain
4 Brad Monaco
5 Kyle Buchannan
6 Matt Curtain
7 Mitch O’Meara
8 Daniel Ryan
9 James Gallus
13 Billy Anderson
14 Jordan Porozny
15 Nick Curwood
16 Alex Bussell
17 Annanth Pathirana
19 Sam Shaw
21 Andrew Morris
22 Adrian Safl ekos
23 Lachie Pattison
24 Cam Butler
25 Michael Flora
26 Chris Hill
27 Dylan Cropley
28 Andrew Roll
30 James Cooney
32 Daniel Cohen
34 Dylan Gook
36 Nathan Evans
38 Adam Ong
39 Tom Keys
40 Kirin Raska
41 Jack Sutherland
42 Lachlan Power
44 Fraser Coloe
45 Louis Holmes
46 Kyle Durden
48 Jesse Dragonetti
49 Jack Brennan
50 Ben Andrews
51 Nicholas Ludwig
52 Jeremy Devlin
53 Patrick Pham
55 Danny Zacharopoulos
56 Jamie Carolan
Oakleigh Amateurs
Coach: Ash Lever
1 Ben Still
2 Luke Daidone
3 Luke Gogis
4 Mick Tate
5 Blake Grizzell
6 Aaron Cloke (VC)
7 Austin Deneys (VC)
8 Alex Seremalis
9 Andrew Mase (C)
10 Timothy Michael
11 Jake Lever
12 Jack Davidson
13 Tex Minchin (VC)
14 Nick Guerin
15 Zach Pearce-Thomas
16 Liam Gillard
17 Andy Weymouth
18 Alex Mezenstaff
19 Jake Benoiton
20 Scott Murray
21 Liam Signoretti
22 Asseeb Osmani
23 Liam Lloyd
24 Matt Jackson
25 Matt Pardy
26 Joed Cook
27 Kaelem Bradley
28 Matthew Aranha
29 Jason Dal Santo
30 Chris Grant
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Coach: Phil Barrett
Assists: Paul Ross
1 James Beredimas
2 Jayden Muscat (VC)
3 Lachlan Muir (DVC)
4 Jayden Swallow
5 Joshua Ferraro (C)
6 Jake Johnson
7 Jarryd Barrett
8 Harry Travers
9 Ash Milane
10 Christopher Kaye (VC)
11 Ben Kaye
12 Sam Hogan (C)
13 Joshua Wallace
14 Alex Gipp
16 Cody Ross (DVC)
17 Christopher Corso
18 Andrew Webster
19 Brent Adams
21 Jason Dunn
22 Rhett Coots
23 Rhys Stafford
25 Joshua Serovski
26 James Wray-Mccann
27 Liam Berry
29 Caine Schofi eld-Lane
33 Cameron Johnson
36 Trae Rowlands
37 Adam Phillips
39 Anthony Carlus
45 Nicholas Cerini
47 Dylan La Sala
52 David Dughetti
UHSVU
Coach: Tim Habel
Assist: Michael Canizzaro
3 James Dimattina
4 James Fay
5 Daniel Aiton
6 Conor Walsh
7 St John Seeger
8 Nick Wallace
9 Dylan Stavrou
10 Esub Ramsay
12 Jack Sutton
14 Lloyd Grant
15 Vince Mcintyre
17 Dylan Vella Horne
18 Dan Spiteri
20 Sam Wittman
21 Anthony Ausage
22 Dylan Vella Horne
23 Sean Farer
24 Camron Aristotle
26 Harry Anderson
28 Oliver Mcsweeney
30 Shaq Parker
31 James Healey
32 Toby Kruisheer
33 Tom Mcall
37 Nathan Filieri
38 Marcus Walsh
72 Nick Waugh
St Bernards
Coach: Serge Ramano
Assist: Michael Hedley
1 Jonathan Ayres
2 Adam Bevanda
3 Jake Bromley
4 Killian Cashin
5 Patrick Comerford
6 Edward Connelly
7 Mitchell Cooper
8 Thomas Delzoppo
9 Taylor Devers
10 Josh Hedley
11 Jack Holland
12 Claude Issa
13 Tom Madden
14 Patrick Moloney
15 Rhys Muir
16 Ben Nathan
17 Sean O’Keefe
18 Daniel Parkes
19 Stefan Piantella
20 James Riley
21 Thomas Riley
22 Patrick Romano
23 Tom Saundry
24 Mark Spence
25 Jeremy Sullivan
26 Shaun Tamraz
Werribee
Coach: Chris Burton
1 Kieren Delaney
2 Mason Smith
3 Nishan Coyne
4 Dylan McLellan
5 Matthew Burton
7 Jack Harris
8 Mitchell Thar
9 Patrick O’Brien
10 Luke Vella
11 Daniel Delaney
12 Jayme Lawson
16 Luke Gibbs
17 Aaron Knezevic
18 Callum Lawerson
19 Alex Shanks
20 Daniel Stoios
21 Jake Hibbert
22 Alex Court
23 Jack Elliott
24 Liam D’Arcy
25 Haydn Acciarito
26 Dane Thomas
27 Nicholas Christou
28 Scott Stewart
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CLUB XVIII
Norm Nugent
FINALS BOUND
Two Rounds remain and in each Section
although the finalists are known, the final places
remain in doubt, which does add interest in the
run home.
Despite inaccurate kicking, Ivanhoe managed
to defeat Williamstown CYMS by 11 points in
a very close contest. After an even first quarter
between neighbours and fierce rivals, North
Old Boys/ St Patrick’s and Therry Penola, the
third placed North Old Boys/ St Patrick’s surged
ahead and continued to increase their lead as
the game progressed with a final margin of 52
points. Second placed Old Melburnians had
a comfortable win by 68 points over Monash
Blues. The game between leaders Old Xaverians
and fourth placed De La Salle was over as a
contest by the first change when the Xaverians
held a five goal lead. Ten more goals were piled
on by Xavs as the undefeated team exerted
continued pressure on last season’s premiers.
De la Salle, to their credit, came back after half
time and matched Xaverians in the second half
scoring although the massive first half Xaverian
onslaught enabled them to win by 86 points.
Sixth placed St Bernards took until the second
quarter to shake off Fitzroy, once on top, St
Bernard’s extended the final winning margin to
103 points, which built their percentage by 12%.
Prahran/ Assumption who had the bye rose up a
place to fourth.
Leaders, Hawthorn had a day out against Eley
Park, whose only goal was kicked in the opening
quarter. Eley Park were convincingly outplayed
throughout the game as Hawthorn kicked a
huge score of 31 goals before they won by the
unreal margin of 192 points. The surprise result
was the 55 point victory by second placed
Therry Penola over fourth placed Richmond
Cardinals. Inaccuracy was the order of the day
for the Cardinals, whose only goals were kicked
in the first quarter. The blatant inaccuracy must
be a concern to Coach, Tim Pritchard, with
the semi final just two weeks away. UHS / VU
outlasted Kew to record their second win of
the season. Kew, who had held a 10 point lead
at half time, suffered from player shortage and
could not cope with the last quarter surge of the
“Combine”, who went on to record a 25 point
victory. Old Geelong received a forfeit from Old
Paradians as did Richmond Snakes from Bulleen
Templestowe.
The positions in the Section 1 top six should
change as a result of today’s games. I expect
old Melburnians to defeat De La Salle even
though the match is on Darling Park. North
Old Boys/ St Patrick’s should consolidate third
place by defeating Fitzroy at Brunswick Street. St
Bernard’s should be talented enough to defeat
Ivanhoe and so put themselves in position to
rise to fifth place and so avoid the Old Xaverians
in the Semi Final. Prahran/ Assumption, despite
not playing in Round 13, should possess the
TODAY SELECTIONS IN BOLD
CLUB XVIII (1)
Therry Penola v Williamstown CYMS
De La Salle v Old Melburnians
Fitzroy v NOBS/ St Pats
Ivanhoe v St Bernards
Monash Blues v Prahran Assumption
Old Ivanhoe v Old Xaverians
CLUB XVIII (2)
Eley Park Sharks v UHS-VU
Kew v Old Paradians
Richmond Cardinals v Bulleen Templestowe
Richmond Snakes v Old Geelong
Therry Penola v Hawthorn
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talent required to defeat Monash Blues on the
University’s Frearson Oval. The afternoon match
should provide a close contest as injury riddled
Williamstown CYMS visit 12 th placed Therry
Penola, who are often difficult to defeat at home.
Without any great confidence I am selecting
Therry Penola. Leaders, Old Xaverians have the
bye.
The enigmatic Eley Park host UHS / VU, whose
enthusiasm continues weekly, despite their lack
of success. Eley Park will wish to erase memories
of last week with a win today. I select UHS /
VU, who despite lack of success really are more
consistent than Eley Park. In the early game, Old
Paradians visit Kew. Neither team takes much
form into this contest and the small Victoria Park
should help those players’ whose match fitness
is suspect. Kew have wilted in their last two
outings and will find the Paradians competitive.
With no great confidence, I select Old Paradians.
In the afternoon match, the Richmond Cardinals
have the opportunity to regain momentum
against Bulleen Templestowe whose form has
evaporated since their early season wins, I select
the Cardinals. Old Geelong should win well
against the Richmond Snakes. In a likely semi
final preview, leaders Hawthorn visit second
placed Therry Penola on a ground that many
well credentialed teams have been defeated
over the years. The Therry Penola defence has
the best record in the section and their forwards
led by Ray Steer have been very active. I expect a
high standard contest and favour Therry Penola
to win narrowly.
CLUB XVIII (1) LAST ROUND CLUB XVIII (2)
Ivanhoe 2.6 2.6 7.10 8.14 (62)
Williamstown CYMS 1.3 2.6 6.7 7.9 (51)
GOALS Ivanhoe: not provided
Williamstown CYMS: A. Kosmatos 2 C. Pach 1 J. Buttigieg 1 J. Doyle 1 A. Johns 1 K.
McInerney 1
BEST Ivanhoe: not provided Williamstown CYMS: L. Ryan J. Street D. Williams J. Williams
A. Johns A. Kosmatos
St Bernards 4.3 7.13 16.15 20.17 (137)
Fitzroy 2.2 3.2 3.4 5.4 (34)
GOALS St Bernards: N. Mitchell 3 J. Creasey 3 M. Trim 3 B. Hogan 2 J. Devery 2 D. Janides
2 A. Helenius 1 C. O’Keefe 1 J. Mailer 1 N. Toy 1 C. Walsh 1
Fitzroy: J. Farrell 2 B. White 1 T. Kokkinos 1 D. Rhe 1
BEST St Bernards: D. Blunt N. Mitchell D. Janides B. Hogan J. Devery A. Buckley Fitzroy: S.
Zurek J. Farrell D. Bulmer N. White D. Stevenson C. Hart
NOBS/ St Pats 4.2 10.4 13.10 16.15 (111)
Therry Penola 3.1 5.2 8.3 9.5 (59)
GOALS NOBS/ St Pats: A. Vincent 3 H. Christie 3 F. Chamberlain 2 A. Brennan 2 T.
Downing 2 S. Denatris 1 A. Clinch 1 B. Lawty 1 D. Sagnelli 1 Therry Penola: M. Mihaljevic
2 L. Vassallo 2 R. Forbes 1 M. McCrae 1 C. Rogers 1 P. Xuereb 1 P. Tomkinson 1
BEST NOBS/ St Pats: A. Vincent T. Downing A. Brennan T. Pick S. Clinch B. Lawty Therry
Penola: L. Lentini M. Mihaljevic S. Cummins P. Tomkinson B. Ryan B. Campisi
Old Melburnians 0.0 0.0 0.0 16.13 (109)
Monash Blues 0.0 0.0 0.0 6.5 (41)
GOALS Old Melburnians: A. Clark 3 G. Hanger 3 T. Code 3 O. Webb 2 A. Ray 2 J. Mitchell 2
D. Richards 1 Monash Blues: J. Hawkins 2 M. Chapman 2 P. Coughlin 2
BEST Old Melburnians: G. Hanger M. Conomy A. Haralambous J. Mitchell A. Clark O.
Webb Monash Blues: M. Chapman P. Coughlin J. Brodie R. McIvor L. Richardson M.
Johnstone
Old Xaverians 5.3 15.5 18.10 19.15 (129)
De La Salle 0.1 1.3 5.4 6.7 (43)
GOALS Old Xaverians: J. McDonnell 8 J. Grigg 3 M. Green 3 S. Chester 2 N. Corcoran 1
B. Perry 1 M. O’Kane 1 De La Salle: M. Barron 2 T. Kovarik 1 A. Kovarik 1 D. Colman 1 J.
Comerford 1
BEST Old Xaverians: D. Higgins J. McDonnell C. McIntyre N. Aird S. O’Brien N. Reid De La
Salle: S. Byers D. Hyde J. Mannix M. Barron M. Naughtin H. Feehan
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UHS-VU 1.2 2.4 5.8 9.11 (65)
Kew 1.0 4.2 5.2 6.4 (40)
GOALS UHS-VU: M. Nguyen 3 H. Waterman 1 E. Clarence 1 R. Thorp 1 A. O’Callaghan 1 S.
Smits 1 O. Conlan 1 Kew: M. Bailey 2 S. Coles 1 E. Higgs 1 J. Newmarch 1 S. Wills 1
BEST UHS-VU: A. O’Callaghan A. Thomasse M. Nguyen M. DeLuise S. Cracknell C. Terry
Kew: M. Bailey J. Newmarch E. Higgs J. Cade C. Newmarch A. Quinn
Hawthorn 8.3 14.10 21.12 31.15 (201)
Eley Park Sharks 1.1 1.1 1.2 1.3 (9)
GOALS Hawthorn: T. Demetriou 7 G. Dellaportas 5 M. Wawrzynczak 5 G. Georgiou 4 N.
Criticos 2 M. Salipas 2 T. Vlachogiannis 1 J. Bousejaan 1 M. Murray 1 N. Damilatis 1 C.
Terzoglou 1 N.Bourgazas 1 Eley Park Sharks: J. Farrugia 1
BEST Hawthorn: T. Demetriou C. Armatas A. Stavridis D. Ekonomides G. Dellaportas
N. Criticos Eley Park Sharks: C. Wickham R. Baseggio S. Andrew B. McKenzie S. Judd D.
Ratcliffe
OLD GEELONG v. OLD PARADIANS
Old Geelong won by forfeit.
RICHMOND CENTRAL SNAKES v. BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE
Richmond Central Snakes won by forfeit.
Therry Penola 4.3 8.5 9.5 13.10 (88)
Richmond Central Cardinals 3.5 3.5 3.12 3.15 (33)
GOALS Therry Penola: S. Bannister 5 C. Smith 3 R. Steer 2 J. Vernali 1 R. McKerrow 1 S.
Goodwin 1 Richmond Central Cardinals: A. Grant 2 C. Logan 1
BEST Therry Penola: M. Helm S. Bannister C. Smith S. Sacco W. Lawler P. Dunn Richmond
Central Cardinals: C. Logan M. Rainey M. McCabe C. Pilkington J. Rolfe W. Symington
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PREMIER C RESERVES
VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2012
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Parkdale Vultures 12 9 2 1 0 0 1097 819 133.94 38
Marcellin 12 9 3 0 0 0 1086 732 148.36 36
Fitzroy 12 8 4 0 0 0 1096 909 120.57 32
Old Camberwell 12 7 4 1 0 0 1070 773 138.42 30
PEGS 12 7 5 0 0 0 1081 925 116.86 28
Mazenod 12 6 6 0 0 0 991 786 126.08 24
Banyule 12 6 6 0 0 0 1112 1005 110.65 24
Rupertswood 12 6 6 0 0 0 1045 1055 99.05 24
Monash Blues 12 1 11 0 0 0 794 1087 73.05 4
Hampton Rovers 12 0 12 0 0 0 552 1833 30.11 0
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Fitzroy 12 12 0 0 0 0 1102 483 228.16 48
Marcellin 12 10 2 0 0 0 1099 539 203.9 40
Old Camberwell 12 9 3 0 0 0 1130 559 202.15 36
Banyule 12 6 5 1 0 0 802 743 107.94 26
Monash Blues 12 6 6 0 0 0 879 731 120.25 24
Mazenod 12 5 7 0 0 0 891 746 119.44 20
PEGS 12 5 7 0 0 0 739 813 90.9 20
Parkdale Vultures 12 4 7 1 0 0 648 999 64.86 18
Rupertswood 12 1 11 0 0 0 595 1002 59.38 4
Hampton Rovers 12 1 11 0 0 0 284 1554 18.28 4
PREMIER C THIRDS
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Fitzroy 11 11 0 0 0 1 1506 518 290.73 48
St Kevins 12 10 2 0 0 0 1115 658 169.45 40
Old Camberwell 12 9 3 0 0 0 1210 628 192.68 36
Mazenod 12 5 7 0 0 0 826 902 91.57 20
Banyule 11 5 6 0 0 0 864 984 87.8 20
Marcellin 12 4 8 0 0 0 1016 995 102.11 16
Old Mentonians 13 3 10 0 0 0 618 1531 40.37 12
Whitefriars 13 1 12 0 0 0 600 1576 38.07 4
DIVISION ONE
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
NOBs/St Pats 13 12 1 0 0 0 1329 874 152.06 48
Peninsula 13 11 2 0 0 0 1586 753 210.62 44
Old Geelong 13 9 4 0 0 0 1448 999 144.94 36
Whitefriars 13 8 5 0 0 0 1334 939 142.07 32
Old Mentonians 13 6 6 1 0 0 1076 954 112.79 26
MHSOB 13 6 7 0 0 0 961 1201 80.02 24
Ormond 13 5 7 1 0 0 1119 1026 109.06 22
Glen Eira 13 3 10 0 0 0 966 1496 64.57 12
Williamstown CYMS 13 3 10 0 0 0 868 1520 57.11 12
St Johns 13 1 12 0 0 0 831 1756 47.32 4
DIVISION ONE RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Old Geelong 13 13 0 0 0 0 1628 479 339.87 52
Peninsula 13 8 5 0 0 0 1240 674 183.98 32
Whitefriars 13 8 5 0 0 0 1080 805 134.16 32
MHSOB 13 8 5 0 0 0 941 769 122.37 32
Ormond 13 7 6 0 0 0 1113 714 155.88 28
Williamstown CYMS 13 7 6 0 0 0 916 850 107.76 28
Old Mentonians 13 7 6 0 0 0 1008 939 107.35 28
NOBs/St Pats 13 4 9 0 0 0 740 976 75.82 16
Glen Eira 13 3 10 0 0 0 659 1218 54.11 12
St Johns 13 0 13 0 0 0 278 2179 12.76 0
DIVISION TWO
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Bulleen Templestowe 13 12 1 0 0 0 1395 771 180.93 48
Eltham Collegians 13 10 3 0 0 0 1386 808 171.53 40
Prahran Assumption 13 9 4 0 0 0 1158 912 126.97 36
Old Paradians 13 9 4 0 0 0 947 793 119.42 36
Monash Gryphons 13 7 6 0 0 0 1117 1051 106.28 28
Therry Penola 13 7 6 0 0 0 1064 1019 104.42 28
St Mary’s Salesian 13 4 8 1 0 0 724 1241 58.34 18
Emmaus St Leos 13 3 10 0 0 0 901 1287 70.01 12
South Melb Districts 13 2 10 1 0 0 948 1217 77.9 10
La Trobe University 13 1 12 0 0 0 752 1347 55.83 4
DIVISION TWO RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Bulleen Templestowe 13 12 1 0 0 0 1319 516 255.62 48
Old Paradians 13 10 3 0 0 0 995 581 171.26 40
Therry Penola 13 9 4 0 0 0 1070 663 161.39 36
Prahran Assumption 13 8 4 1 0 0 1052 646 162.85 34
Monash Gryphons 13 7 5 1 0 0 966 891 108.42 30
Eltham Collegians 13 6 7 0 0 0 735 969 75.85 24
St Mary’s Salesian 13 4 9 0 0 0 729 1005 72.54 16
Emmaus St Leos 13 3 10 0 0 0 722 1055 68.44 12
La Trobe University 13 3 10 0 0 0 637 1255 50.76 12
South Melb Districts 13 2 11 0 0 0 601 1245 48.27 8
DIVISION THREE
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Yarra Valley 13 12 1 0 0 0 1662 846 196.45 48
Ivanhoe 13 11 2 0 0 0 1332 839 158.76 44
UHS-VU 13 9 4 0 0 0 1229 998 123.15 36
Aquinas 13 8 5 0 0 0 1201 1208 99.42 32
Kew 13 7 5 1 0 0 1077 903 119.27 30
Elsternwick 13 6 6 1 0 0 1350 1193 113.16 26
St Francis Xavier 13 6 7 0 0 0 1086 1080 100.56 24
Richmond Central 13 6 7 0 0 0 1037 1178 88.03 24
Albert Park 13 5 7 1 0 0 1083 985 109.95 22
Hawthorn 13 4 9 0 0 0 883 1385 63.75 16
Old Westbourne 13 2 11 0 0 0 712 1407 50.6 8
Power House 13 0 12 1 0 0 713 1343 53.09 2
DIVISION THREE RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Kew 13 12 1 0 0 0 1366 466 293.13 48
Yarra Valley 13 12 1 0 0 0 1478 516 286.43 48
UHS-VU 13 10 3 0 0 0 1249 802 155.74 40
Ivanhoe 13 9 4 0 0 0 1109 633 175.2 36
St Francis Xavier 13 8 5 0 0 0 1103 617 178.77 32
Albert Park 13 7 6 0 0 0 943 1043 90.41 28
Aquinas 13 6 7 0 0 0 931 842 110.57 24
Richmond Central 13 6 7 0 0 0 806 972 82.92 24
Elsternwick 13 3 10 0 0 0 645 1464 44.06 12
Hawthorn 13 2 11 0 0 0 691 1353 51.07 8
Power House 13 2 11 0 0 0 609 1309 46.52 8
Old Westbourne 13 1 12 0 0 0 472 1385 34.08 4
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DIVISION FOUR
VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2012
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
South Mornington 13 12 1 0 0 0 1788 654 273.39 48
Swinburne University 13 11 2 0 0 0 1439 888 162.05 44
Eley Park Sharks 13 10 3 0 0 0 1376 1047 131.42 40
Point Cook 13 9 4 0 0 0 1490 1245 119.68 36
North Brunswick 13 6 7 0 0 0 1285 1081 118.87 24
Manningham Cobras 13 6 7 0 0 0 1138 1195 95.23 24
West Brunswick 13 5 8 0 0 0 1096 1160 94.48 20
Mt Lilydale 13 4 9 0 0 0 954 1316 72.49 16
Box Hill North 13 2 11 0 0 0 1041 1782 58.42 8
Chadstone 13 0 13 0 0 0 703 1942 36.2 0
DIVISION FOUR RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
South Mornington 13 12 1 0 0 0 1598 435 367.36 48
West Brunswick 13 10 3 0 0 0 1549 456 339.69 40
Eley Park Sharks 12 9 3 0 0 1 1511 661 228.59 40
Swinburne University 13 9 4 0 0 0 1295 678 191 36
Point Cook 13 8 5 0 0 0 1300 1051 123.69 32
North Brunswick 13 7 6 0 0 0 918 847 108.38 28
Manningham Cobras 13 3 9 1 0 0 540 1488 36.29 14
Box Hill North 13 3 10 0 0 0 777 1283 60.56 12
Mt Lilydale 12 2 9 1 0 0 632 1171 53.97 10
Chadstone 13 0 13 0 0 0 250 2321 10.77 0
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Hawthorn 13 12 1 0 0 0 1721 587 293.19 48
Therry Penola 13 11 2 0 0 0 1497 510 293.53 44
Old Geelong 11 9 2 0 0 2 1395 607 229.82 44
Richmond Cardinals 13 9 4 0 0 0 1195 653 183 36
Old Paradians 12 5 7 0 0 0 767 903 84.94 20
Bulleen Templestowe 12 4 8 0 0 0 939 1262 74.41 16
Kew 13 4 9 0 0 0 798 1150 69.39 16
Richmond Snakes 12 3 9 0 0 1 718 1375 52.22 16
Eley Park Sharks 12 3 9 0 0 0 514 1686 30.49 12
UHS-VU 13 2 11 0 0 0 518 1341 38.63 8
UNDER 19 PREMIER
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
De La Salle 13 12 1 0 0 0 1586 577 274.87 48
Old Xaverians 13 12 1 0 0 0 1541 728 211.68 48
St Bernards 13 10 3 0 0 0 1296 786 164.89 40
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 13 8 5 0 0 0 1396 855 163.27 32
University Blues 13 7 6 0 0 0 1038 1171 88.64 28
Old Melburnians 13 6 7 0 0 0 975 1190 81.93 24
Beaumaris 13 5 8 0 0 0 813 1311 62.01 20
Old Scotch 13 4 9 0 0 0 1064 1120 95 16
Fitzroy 13 1 12 0 0 0 682 1484 45.96 4
University Blacks 13 0 13 0 0 0 546 1748 31.24 0
UNDER 19 SECTION 2
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
St Kevins 13 10 3 0 0 0 1135 677 167.65 40
Old Brighton 13 10 3 0 0 0 1024 622 164.63 40
Werribee Districts 13 8 5 0 0 0 998 931 107.2 32
Caulfield Gramm 13 7 6 0 0 0 928 859 108.03 28
Old Trinity 13 7 6 0 0 0 871 854 101.99 28
Old Haileybury 13 6 7 0 0 0 1035 979 105.72 24
Old Carey 13 3 10 0 0 0 965 1350 71.48 12
Marcellin 13 1 12 0 0 0 704 1388 50.72 4
UNDER 19 SECTION 3
CLUB XVIII (1)
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Old Xaverians 13 13 0 0 0 0 1808 464 389.66 52
Old Melburnians 11 9 2 0 0 2 1432 546 262.27 44
NOBS/ St Pats 13 10 3 0 0 0 919 802 114.59 40
Prahran Assumption 13 8 4 0 1 0 974 600 162.33 36
De La Salle 12 7 5 0 0 1 1185 744 159.27 32
St Bernards 12 7 5 0 0 1 1007 881 114.3 32
Ivanhoe 13 6 7 0 0 0 897 1058 84.78 24 UNDER 19 NORTH
Monash Blues 13 4 8 0 1 0 765 975 78.46 20
Williamstown CYMS 10 3 7 0 0 1 671 1082 62.01 16
Fitzroy 12 1 11 0 0 1 635 1325 47.92 8
Old Ivanhoe 7 1 6 0 0 0 460 1193 38.56 4
Therry Penola 13 1 12 0 0 0 510 1638 31.14 4
CLUB XVIII (2)
UNDER 18
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Werribee Districts 13 11 1 0 1 0 1160 488 237.7 48
Oakleigh 13 8 3 0 2 0 908 508 178.74 40
Rupertswood 13 7 4 0 2 0 814 485 167.84 36
St Mary’s Salesian 13 7 4 0 2 0 833 618 134.79 36
St Bernards 13 5 6 0 2 0 818 564 145.04 28
Williamstown CYMS 13 1 10 0 2 0 363 1235 29.39 12
UHS-VU / Flemington 13 0 11 0 2 0 328 1326 24.74 8
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Northern Blues 13 11 2 0 0 0 1490 664 224.4 44
Collegians 13 10 2 1 0 0 1100 639 172.14 38
Mazenod 13 9 3 1 0 0 1047 702 149.15 38
Old Camberwell 13 8 5 0 0 0 1156 785 147.26 32
Old Xaverians 13 5 8 0 0 0 788 1166 67.58 20
PEGS 13 4 9 0 0 0 745 924 80.63 16
Ormond 13 3 10 0 0 0 609 1336 45.58 16
St Bernards 13 1 12 0 0 0 566 1435 39.44 4
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Ivanhoe 13 11 1 0 1 0 1348 493 273.43 48
Old Geelong 13 9 3 0 1 0 1162 695 167.19 40
Williamstown CYMS 10 6 3 0 1 3 1128 747 151 40
Therry Penola 13 6 6 0 1 0 1069 788 135.66 28
La Trobe University 12 4 7 0 1 0 970 936 103.63 20
MHSOB 11 1 9 0 1 2 925 1246 74.24 16
AJAX 3 1 2 0 0 0 214 519 41.23 4
Emmaus St Leos 8 0 7 0 1 0 274 1688 16.23 4
UNDER 19 SOUTH
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
De La Salle 13 11 2 0 0 0 1502 623 241.09 44
Parkdale Vultures 13 11 2 0 0 0 1339 685 195.47 44
Peninsula 13 9 4 0 0 0 1321 736 179.48 36
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 13 7 5 1 0 0 1342 955 140.52 30
St Mary’s Salesian 13 6 7 0 0 0 1202 1120 107.32 24
Monash Blues 13 4 8 1 0 0 1022 1010 101.19 18
Hampton Rovers 13 2 11 0 0 0 453 1538 29.45 8
Beaumaris 13 1 12 0 0 0 405 1940 20.88 4
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WINNING EDGE CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
Club Senior Reserve U19/U18 Club XVIII/Thirds Total
Old Xaverians 40 16 33 12 101
Ivanhoe AFC 40 16 33 5 94
St Kevins OB 36 22 27 7.5 92.5
Old Geelong 32 24 27 9.5 92.5
De La Salle OC 32 20 33 6 91
Collegians 36 14 28.5 8 86.5
Therry Penola 28 16 24 11 79
Peninsula OB 40 14 24 0 78
Old Brighton Grammarians 24 18 27 8 77
Old Camberwell Grammarians 26 18 21 9 74
Parkdale Vultures 34 9 30 73
St Bernards 30 12 27 4 73
PREMIER
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Old Xaverians 12 11 1 0 0 0 1148 772 148.7 44
Collegians 12 10 2 0 0 0 1202 882 136.28 40
De La Salle 12 9 3 0 0 0 1206 835 144.43 36
Old Carey 12 7 5 0 0 0 1041 894 116.44 28
Old Scotch 12 7 5 0 0 0 1032 912 113.16 28
St Bernards 12 5 7 0 0 0 998 1152 86.63 20
University Blues 12 4 8 0 0 0 845 1029 82.12 16
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 12 4 8 0 0 0 965 1184 81.5 16
Old Trinity 12 3 9 0 0 0 894 1162 76.94 12
Caulfield Grammarians 12 0 12 0 0 0 740 1249 59.25 0
PREMIER RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
De La Salle 12 11 1 0 0 0 891 560 159.11 44
Old Xaverians 12 9 3 0 0 0 953 528 180.49 36
University Blues 12 8 4 0 0 0 837 644 129.97 32
Old Scotch 12 7 5 0 0 0 937 721 129.96 28
Collegians 12 7 5 0 0 0 826 673 122.73 28
St Bernards 12 7 5 0 0 0 673 710 94.79 28
Caulfield Grammarians 12 6 6 0 0 0 917 796 115.2 24
Old Carey 12 2 10 0 0 0 642 927 69.26 8
Old Trinity 12 2 10 0 0 0 621 936 66.35 8
St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 12 1 11 0 0 0 462 1264 36.55 4
PREMIER THIRDS
VAFA PREMIERSHIP LADDERS 2012
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Old Xaverians 12 10 0 0 2 0 961 340 282.65 48
Collegians 12 8 3 0 1 0 856 590 145.08 36
University Blues 12 7 4 0 1 0 828 572 144.76 32
Old Scotch 12 7 4 0 1 0 745 586 127.13 32
De La Salle 12 5 6 0 1 0 753 651 115.67 24
Caulfield Grammarians 12 4 7 0 1 0 625 963 64.9 20
Old Carey 12 3 7 0 2 0 552 865 63.82 20
St Bernards 12 3 8 0 1 0 510 829 61.52 16
Old Trinity 12 1 9 0 2 0 254 811 31.32 12
PREMIER B
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
University Blacks 12 10 2 0 0 0 1199 710 168.87 40
Beaumaris 12 9 3 0 0 0 1188 815 145.77 36
St Kevins 12 9 3 0 0 0 1221 881 138.59 36
Old Melburnians 12 8 4 0 0 0 1100 940 117.02 32
Old Brighton 12 7 5 0 0 0 1030 937 109.93 28
Old Haileybury 12 6 6 0 0 0 914 921 99.24 24
Werribee Districts 12 4 8 0 0 0 871 1036 84.07 16
AJAX 12 4 8 0 0 0 966 1262 76.55 16
Oakleigh 12 2 10 0 0 0 868 1283 67.65 8
Old Ivanhoe 12 1 11 0 0 0 746 1318 56.6 4
PREMIER B RESERVES
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
St Kevins 12 11 1 0 0 0 1207 486 248.35 44
University Blacks 12 10 2 0 0 0 1293 393 329.01 40
Old Brighton 12 10 2 0 0 0 1112 581 191.39 40
Old Melburnians 12 8 4 0 0 0 1196 649 184.28 32
Beaumaris 12 8 4 0 0 0 943 719 131.15 32
Old Haileybury 12 4 8 0 0 0 852 1027 82.96 16
AJAX 12 3 9 0 0 0 695 1079 64.41 12
Old Ivanhoe 12 3 9 0 0 0 466 1449 32.16 12
Werribee Districts 12 2 10 0 0 0 530 1268 41.8 8
Oakleigh 12 1 11 0 0 0 624 1267 49.25 4
PREMIER B THIRDS
P W L D B FF F A % Pts
Old Brighton 11 8 3 0 0 1 1000 765 130.72 36
St Kevins 11 7 4 0 0 1 1324 666 198.8 32
Old Xaverians 10 6 4 0 0 2 1071 666 160.81 32
Old Melburnians 11 7 4 0 0 1 982 881 111.46 32
University Blacks 11 5 5 0 1 1 730 828 88.16 28
Northern Blues 12 4 7 0 1 0 754 867 86.97 20
AJAX 9 2 6 0 1 0 544 1174 46.34 12
Oakleigh 6 0 6 0 0 0 383 1173 32.65 0
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