30 July - Victorian Amateur Football Association

EDITORIAL 

Michael Sholly 

HOMEWARD BOUND 

This week we leave July behind. August can be 

an enjoyable, satisfying and rewarding month, 

For others, though it can be the most frustrating 

and disappointing month of the year. Still that is 

what sport is all about: managing the pressures, 

emotions and variables that the game throws at 

you. 

This Saturday we conclude our three Club XVIII 

sections’ home and away rounds. Ahead over 

the next three weeks are their twelve finals 

at Sportscover Arena. Then on to September, 

with another twenty-four matches, totalling a 

staggering thirty-six finals on this one ground. 

We can’t underestimate the value of our ground 

during the finals, when so many of the premier 

grounds are closed for cricket pitch preparations. 

We have endeavoured to protect the ground as 

much as possible through the winter months and 

it is currently in excellent condition. 

Due to Easter falling late, all sections had an extra 

bye during the course of the season. Therefore 

we are conducting a three week finals series 

instead of the customary four. This adds pressure 

to the allocation of grounds as instead of playing 

all Premier and Premier B finals at Sportscover 

Arena we will now have to find another ground 

to host the Premier B first and second semi finals. 

If one ground is hosting both the first and 

second semi final on the same weekend we will 

be playing the second semi on the Saturday 

followed by the first on the Sunday. This gives 

the advantage of an extra days rest before the 

preliminary final to the higher placed team. 

So, with one round left in the Club XVIII, four in 

the Divisions and under age sections, and five in 

the Premier sections jostling for positions at both 

ends of the ladders has intensified. Collegians, 

Caulfield Grammarians, Ajax and Werribee have 

been the pacesetters all year in their respective 

sections and seem certain of the double chance. 

The teams occupying the remaining spots seems 

to change weekly. Five teams are in the hunt 

for the remaining three spots in Premier while 

a staggering seven teams are still eyeing off a 

place in Premier B. Ormond are sitting in ninth 

place in Premier C yet still only two games from 

the four. Is it possible that a team lying in second 

last with 5 rounds to go will still makes the four or 

a team in the four gets relegated? This has been 

an intriguing section all year. 

Similar stories throughout the Divisions with 

Banyule, Glen Eira, Prahran Assumption and St 

Francis Xavier secure on top knowing they can 

get plans in place for their second semi final 

clashes. Each of these clubs has had exceptional 

years but it all back to level pegging at the 

conclusion of the eighteenth round. 

As the stakes get higher, so do the intensity of 

matches and the emotions of supporters. Whilst 

winning may be the most important measure of 

a team’s success, nobody should lose respect for 

the integrity of the game. 

It is a huge couple of months for all VAFA 

supporters as we follow the trials and tribulations 

of every team throughout our twenty-five 

sections. 

Cover: Collegians Jay Austerberry looks to dish it off 

The Amateur Footballer 

THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION 

July 30, 2011 Vol. 11 No. 15 

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 1

PREMIER 

Michael Fitzgerald 

HOW GREEN 

WAS MY 

VALLEY 

Any fan travelling weekly to follow the fortunes 

of their team could not have failed to notice 

the appalling aesthetics and condition of those 

grounds planted with summer grass. Local 

municipalities (too many of them) who swallowed 

whole the doomsday predictions of Tim Flannery 

and his ilk hailed this fad as sport’s saving grace. 

Beautifully green and lush in the cricket season 

when used minimally, but by June turned to straw 

in both colour and texture even under perfect 

skies, it has proven an abomination. Given that we 

have established that precipitation has not gone 

the way of button-up boots, drainage seems a 

good idea too. 

But to matters football. Since 1995 there has 

been a certain comfort level among the Xaverian 

faithful that “it would be alright on the night”. In 

their eleven senior premierships in that decade 

and a half, the Red and Blacks have racked up six 

minor premierships, but have also chaliced five 

times from lower rungs. Any ideas of a dais finish 

for them this spring are, at present, far-fetched. 

Collegians are the class act of the competition, 

but Old Xavs must also deal with Uni Blues and 

Old Carey in a tough run to the finals and that 

they didn’t deal with De La Salle, on the ropes 

and vulnerable to a knockout blow, will not fill the 

Toorak terraces with any confidence. The famous 

words of Scooter Denison “now is not the time 

to panic” have so often proved prophetic, but it 

remains to be seen whether they will be again. 

The luck of the draw saw Matt Fieldsend back in 

blue and gold and he provided great inspiration 

for DLS, who had other standouts in Sam Williams 

and Mark Collins, who were largely unchecked. 

That the Xavs defence held De La to a paltry score 

spoke volumes for a unit under extreme pressure, 

but at the other end, the DLS defence did even 

better, swamping opponents and jumping on 

hard balls as they were UXBs. Xavs midfield didn’t 

get much of it and when they did, they made 

poor decisions and missed their targets. Junior 

McDonald and Lachlan Smith were among their 

few good players. De La Salle is now very much 

back in the finals picture and if their leading lights 

can get healthy and stay that way, they will shake 

the life out of September. Like Xavs, their problem 

is qualifying for the Sportscover Slam, but their 

road ahead has few potholes. 

Making more of their opportunities, Collegians 

put an end to Uni Blues’ eight game winning 

streak. The Lions were strong all over the ground 

and avenged their massive defeat under the spires 

in R9 last year. Jack Bull was the Purples main 

avenue to goal this time, with Chris Blumfield and 

the sublimely talented Harry Croft doing plenty 

of damage up the field. Blues did a strong job 

defensively, with the ever-reliable John Meagher 

and Richie Langham shutting down opponents, 

but there are so many holes a team can plug 

without exposing other problems. Simply put, 

Collegians have the best line-up in the section 

and must under-perform to get beaten. Blues are 

a good team too, but missed goals it needed to 

give itself any chance. 

Old Carey might have thought itself home halfway 

through the final term, until the Tiges came 

roaring home to take control at Fortress Brindisi. 

With Paul Fiorenza and Jarrod Reid again reliable 

up forward, Cam Howat and Ally Parton giving 

drive from the midfield, the Panthers kicked 

clear in the final term only to buried at the end 

by the inevitable backs-to-the-wall Brindisi rearguard 

action. Twin Garsides (Dan and Tom) and 

Ben Phibbs were hot all afternoon, Juice Wintle 

controlled the situation when most needed 

and the inexperienced Shaun Glennen kicked 

two goals when most needed. Again, the men 

of Mentone turned defeat into victory, as they 

regularly do at the friendly confines. Now they 

must do it on the road. 

If the battle for the four is well and truly on, the 

battle to avoid the bottom two is now in full 

swing. Old Haileybury staked its claim for another 

one year contract with a win at Camberwell 

over Old Scotch, which a month or two ago was 

looking strong and is now being sucked south 

into the dead zone. In the past month, the Cards 

have lost to the top side and the three teams 

TODAY 

Selections in BOLD 

OLD XAVERIANS V UNIVERSITY BLUES 

COLLEGIANS V OLD MELBURNIANS 

OLD TRINITY V DE LA SALLE 

OLD SCOTCH V ST BEDES/MT 

OLD HAILEYBURY V OLD CAREY 

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SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY

immediately below it, while Old Haileybury has 

found itself in all games, only to be overcome 

until late in the piece. Not last week, as it snuffed 

out the challenge early and allowed Scotch some 

respectability only in junk time. Matty Clark and 

Chris Morrison were excellent performers and 

Brett Voss ever dangerous, while James Bowden 

and Richard Eva must now be sick of seeing their 

names in the Old Scotch best player lists. Can the 

Bloods stay up? They’ll need to win three more to 

jump Scotch, because Old Trinity is not headed 

south, unlike the team it beat on Sunday. 

That team, or what’s left of it, was no match for the 

Green, fired by the Rambo Revival. Missing Dunell, 

Freezer and Campbell from the previous week, 

weakened with players overseas and suddenly 

unavailable, the Dark Blues caved under the 

pressure of the T’s assault. The third quarter made 

the difference after an entertaining first half, with 

the veteran running riot. Certainly, the response 

came from OMs, but all too late. Jeremy Beaumont 

slotted seven, but the big 

fellow kicked eight and had 

plenty of assistance from 

Nick Howell, Leigh Clarke 

and their brave captain Brendan Iezzi. In Dark Blue, 

Nick de Steiger was influential and Zach Sengstock 

also impressed, despite a spell on Rambo, which 

proved disastrous. 

TODAY: De La Salle, re-stocked and re-invigorated, 

will be very confident about winning at Old Trinity, 

but the Greens are good at home and will push 

hard. The smallish Camberwell ground is made to 

order for the Brindisians, who will likely snuff out 

early any challenge from the Cards. Collegians 

will wreak havoc on OMs at the Trott, while Old 

Haileybury will need all their McKinnon magic 

to unsettle Old Carey. Toorak Park holds no fears 

for the Varsity and it will take another remarkable 

turnaround from Xavs to get the points. 

PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE 

Collegians 4.1 9.3 12.5 14.8 (92) 

University Blues 0.2 2.5 2.10 7.13 (55) 

GOALS Collegians: J. Bull 4 N. Ries 2 S. Taft 2 N. Sautner 2 J. Kondarovswkis 1 H. Croft 

1 C. Blumfield 1 D. Strachan 1 University Blues: W. Hartnell 2 A. Nice 1 B. McConnell 

1 R. McMahon 1 J. Watts 1 A. Lowcock 1 

BEST Collegians: C. Blumfield A. Croft S. Inglis J. Bull J. Kamener D. Strachan 

University Blues: J. Watts J. Meagher M. McLeod R. Langham C. Shaw B. McConnell 

St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 4.1 8.8 9.12 15.16 (106) 

Old Carey 5.3 7.4 9.7 13.11 (89) 

GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Holden 2 J. Robertson 2 S. Glennen 2 P. Liston 

2 L. Terrell 1 L. Collins 1 P. Tyquin 1 J. Tyquin 1 L. Kowalski 1 A. Scafidi 1 Old Carey: 

J. Reid 3 P. Fiorenza 3 C. Jones 2 R. Josephs 2 J. Rowe 1 B. Smithwick 1 C. Howat 1 

BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Garside T. Garside B. Phibbs J. Tyquin A. Kane 

A. Scafidi Old Carey : L. McQueen-Miscamble A. Parton L. Crozier J. Carpenter 

B. Smithwick C. Howat 

Old Haileybury 2.2 4.5 10.7 11.7 (73) 

Old Scotch 2.5 2.6 3.8 7.11 (53) 

GOALS Old Haileybury: B. Voss 3 J. Coleman 2 T. Ridgway 2 S. Fitzgerald 2 

C. Morrison 1 S. Roberts 1 Old Scotch: N. Allen 2 A. Houlihan 1 J. Davis 1 A. Pike 1 

M. Burns 1 T. McKinley 1 

BEST Old Haileybury: M. Clark C. Morrison B. Voss T. Chisholm A. Weekes A. Johnston 

Old Scotch: J. Bowden R. Eva L. Cohen N. Jamieson T. McKinley L. Armstrong 

De La Salle 3.3 3.4 7.5 8.6 (54) 

Old Xaverians 2.1 4.2 4.4 5.7 (37) 

GOALS De La Salle : S. Muller 2 M. Fieldsend 2 J. Gotch 1 M. Collins 1 J. Vickers 1 

J. Nicolopoulos 1 Old Xaverians: B. Goss 2 J. McDonald 1 N. Wynne 1 R. Colbert 1 

BEST De La Salle : N. Harris J. Nicolopoulos M. Collins T. Moloney B. Oakley 

N. Stewart Old Xaverians: J. McDonald N. Wynne A. Biddlecombe L. Smith J. Shaw 

J. Stean 

Old Trinity 1.3 5.6 11.11 14.13 (97) 

Old Melburnians 3.2 5.6 6.6 13.7 (85) 

GOALS Old Trinity : A. Ramsden 8 B. Howell 2 J. Aitken 1 F. Stewart 1 J. Hunt 1 

R. McDonald 1 Old Melburnians: J. Beaumont 7 Z. Sengstock 2 A. Armstrong 1 

B. Hayes 1 N. Nixon 1 C. Righetti 1 

BEST Old Trinity : A. Ramsden N. Howell J. Walsh F. Stewart B. Iezzi H. Banfield 

Old Melburnians: J. Beaumont N.De Steiger K. Lombardozzi N. Nixon B. Irving 

A. Armstrong 


Collegians 1.2 3.2 6.5 8.7 (55) 

GOALS University Blues: T. Girdwood 3 T. OHare 2 A. Weddell 2 M. Steinbach 1 

J. Heinz 1 A. Lyon 1 Collegians: J. Dixon 2 S. Cutts 1 J. Head 1 H. Apted 1 J. Hampton 

1 R. Hosking 1 L. Whitby 1 

BEST University Blues: A. Weddell B. Millard T. Maddocks J. Heinz J. Maxwell 

L. Butler Collegians: R. Hosking J. Fry J. Head M. Parrent A. Carydias L. Whitby 


Old Carey 1.0 2.0 5.4 8.4 (52) 

GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Teasdale 3 P. Kean 3 C. Richards 2 M. Geschke 

2 L. Stutterd 2 C. Neville 2 T. Marks 2 J. Morrison 1 M. Barnhoorn 1 D. Ferraro 1 

Old Carey : Not provided 

BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: G. Brown C. Richards R. Pendlebury L. Stutterd 

P. Kean N. Seeber Old Carey : not provided 

Old Scotch 3.8 7.11 12.16 21.20 (146) 


GOALS Old Scotch: M. Chitham 7 G. Dick 4 J. Charlton 3 P. Butler 2 A. Noonan 1 

L. McDonough 1 S. Leith 1 T. Mead 1 A. Lim 1 Old Haileybury: T. Coles 1 T. Tyrell 1 

BEST Old Scotch: M. Seed A. Lim M. Chitham P. Butler N. Hildebrandt A. Mitchell 

Old Haileybury: A. Vitolins W. Rule A. Kight J. McLauchlan J. Kurta S. Ellis 

Old Xaverians 3.0 7.1 8.1 11.2 (68) 

De La Salle 1.2 3.2 4.3 5.4 (34) 

GOALS Old Xaverians: D. Rush 9 J. McDonnell 1 L. Tiernan 1 De La Salle : J. Jarvis 2 

J. Crowe 1 B. Nethersole 1 S. Griffin 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: D. Rush M. Skidmore J. McGrath L. Tiernan T. Parker S. Lees 

De La Salle : P. Carroll M. Nankervis J. Crowe D. Close L. Williams A. Forato 


Old Trinity 2.1 3.1 6.1 10.5 (65) 

GOALS Old Melburnians: R. Matthews 3 T. Healey 2 L. Bennett 2 S. Petsinis 1 

E. Hughes 1 W. Johnson 1 M. Marangon 1 

Old Trinity : E. Satur 3 S. Murphy 2 M. McLellan 1 J. Gale 1 W. Oldfield 1 J. Petdro 

1 A. Medland 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: M. Marangon E. Mitchell R. Matthews J. Mitchell M. McCoy 

E. Hughes Old Trinity : M. McLellan T. Beasley E. Satur S. Murphy A. Kepitis 

L. Eckersley 


PREMIER B 

Jonathan Hibbert 

TIGHTER THAN A SCOTTISH PRIEST 

The rolling wheel of fortune continues to spin out 

of control, as Premier B careers rather than glides 

into September. With twenty-six points being 

the heftiest margin at the weekend past, and 

with the entire top eight in contention for finals, 

this season’s competition has distinguished itself 

already as an intense and tightly contested affair. 

This coming week, I will endeavour to dig up as 

much dirt on past Prem B seasons in an effort to 

figure how comparatively competitive this season 

has been. 

My tip last week that SKOB’s would trump the Fields 

warhorse was not entirely unfounded, though 

my prediction fell short by a measly behind, as 

Caulfield managed to claw back from three goals 

in arrears midway through the final term. Snagging 

four goals for St Kevin’s, Tom McDermott offered 

his best match of the season, while Troy McMaster 

and Matt Murphy tirelessly pushed SKOB’s out to 

an eighteen point lead at the final break. Rallying, 

Caulfield’s seven scoring shots to St Kevin’s four 

evened the ledger with minutes to play. Liddell, 

Lawson and Parsons (dodgy law firm perhaps?) 

were Caulfield’s apostles, though salvation in the 

form of Dean Scheetz came at the final hour, as 

his behind that trailed through in the last minute 

proved the deciding factor. A heart-breaking loss 

for St Kevin’s as they travel to Chelsworth this 

week to face a caged and dangerous Old Ivanhoe. 

Scratching, biting, striving for a win was Marcellin, 

as last week, off the eastern freeway, the Eagles’ 

talons scraped off Ivanhoe’s dented, but unyielding 

armour. Firing up was Owen Weatherley, bagging 

five majors while Michael Delmonte stood tall 

as Ivanhoe’s best. Showing promise, albeit too 

late in the season, and with Jarrod Carlson and 

Simon Abrahams whipping up a storm, the Eagles 

attempted to atone somewhat for this season’s 

decline. Trailing by only one straight kick as the 

afternoon light faded, Marcellin’s cameo as a 

challenger was cut short as the clock paled and 

waned, Old Ivanhoe relieved to scrape in by five 

points. 

It seems the Black Bear was not so impressed with 

his trip to the Snake Pit last week as he watched 

Uni Blacks lie listless in a second half capitulation 

(see Uni Blacks website). It would be remiss of me 

to advise the Black Bear that tactless ramblings 

and insulting classist musings really have no place 

in amateur football, for my learned colleague is 

obviously not uneducated. Nevertheless, eager 

to impress for Tom Napier’s 100 th match, Blacks 

controlled the first half, Hugh Symon and Dave 

Batten impressive, and Tugboat Howgate solid as 

usual. Though, unfortunately for the Varsity, the 

Snow Dogs kicked four straight to the Students’ six 

behinds, Andrew Merrington bagging six for the 

day, having put his stamp on the season these past 

few weeks. Andy van Meel and James Stapleton 

controlled the home stretch, digging the spurs in 

as St Bernard’s rode home by 26 points, as vocal 

parochialism echoed across the creek. 

Fielding their best side for the year, Hampton’s 

senior cohort included eight players under the age 

of 21. With nothing left to lose this year, the Rovers 

met Oakleigh at the Krushers’ spiritual home of 

Warrawee Park, and in a marked surprise, not 

only matched Oakleigh, but also exceeded them 

for a time. Behind at half-time, Oakleigh needed 

TODAY 


BEAUMARIS v HAMPTON ROVERS 

OLD IVANHOE v ST KEVINS 

MARCELLIN v ST BERNARDS 

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS v OLD BRIGHTON 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OAKLEIGH 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran

to respond, and effective contributors were the 

Dohertys and Baden Wass. Blowing the margin 

out to just under six goals at the last breather, 

Oakleigh looked set for a comfortable conclusion. 

With other ideas though, Hampton condensed 

into a unit worthy of praise, Mark Deveraux and 

Josh Verlin rampant, as Daniel Corp booted two 

quick goals. Despite clawing their way from the 

brink, the Rovers’ spirits were crushed, only four 

points down as the siren blew, but positively 

foaming at the mouth for a crack at arch-rivals 

Beaumaris this week. 

“Bruin’s bomb” might be the title of a video found 

somewhere on Youtube, after the aforementioned 

Marcel launched a torpedo from the centre 

square at Beach Road last week, to ease the 

Tonners’ pain at half time, 

only three points down 

instead of nine. Beaumaris’ 

aggression was reminiscent 

of the Round 3 encounter 

between these two sides, which left Brighton 

humiliated. At the windy bayside arena, Matt 

Petering and Will Murton were the Sharks’ best, 

as accurate kicking proved handy. Though after 

the main break, Brighton, inspired perhaps by the 

giant goal, continued to grind away at Beaumaris. 

Ben Skinner’s ball gathering was marvellous, 

feeding Ben Gadsden and Tom Jakobi, though it 

was not until the final siren that Brighton could 

lay claim to the victory, and deservedly celebrate 

Andrew Edge’s 150 th match, the Sharks remaining 

unforgiving until the close. 

PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVE 

St Bernards 3.2 6.3 10.3 14.9 (93) 

University Blacks 5.2 8.6 8.12 9.13 (67) 

GOALS St Bernards: A. Merrington 6 T. Pearson 4 L. O’Sullivan 3 B. George 1 

University Blacks: J. Gaylor 3 H. Lacey 3 C. Stevic 1 J. Kosch 1 S. Flight 1 

BEST St Bernards: J. Stapleton A. Merrington A. Van Meel N. Cooke R. Schroder 

J. Manunzio University Blacks: H. Symon D. Batten T. Howgate A. Drysdale H. Lacey 

J. Matthews 

Old Brighton 3.2 6.6 8.11 12.14 (86) 

Beaumaris 4.2 7.3 8.6 10.8 (68) 

GOALS Old Brighton : M. Bruin 3 T. Mentiplay 2 T. Jakobi 2 M. Dewar 2 A. Edge 1 

C. Kennett 1 B. Gadsden 1 Beaumaris : M. Petering 4 B. Haynes 3 W. Edmonds 2 

K. Barnes 1 

BEST Old Brighton : B. Gadsden T. Jakobi B. Skinner T. Skewes J. Perrett A. Edge 

Beaumaris : W. Murton M. Petering B. Haynes M. Duggan T. Abbott S. Coote 

Old Ivanhoe 1.0 5.2 7.5 12.5 (77) 

Marcellin 1.2 5.2 6.5 11.6 (72) 

GOALS Old Ivanhoe : O. Weatherley 5 C. Branigan 2 A. Delmonte 2 M. Bodycoat 1 

M. Delmonte 1 A. Baldwin 1 Marcellin : J. Winstanley 3 T. Stafford 2 J. Carlson 2 

J. Gasparini 1 D. Redmond 1 S. Abrahams 1 A. Evans 1 

BEST Old Ivanhoe : M. Delmonte O. Weatherley C. Branigan M. Bacskos 

C. Sutherland S. Fragiacomo Marcellin: J. Carlson S. Abrahams J. Bortolotto 

T. Montagna M. Gasparini J. Winstanley 

Caulfield Grammarians 1.2 4.4 7.9 12.12 (84) 

St Kevins 5.0 9.6 10.9 12.11 (83) 

GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: B. Sinclair 2 J. Shanahan 2 L. O’Keefe 1 Z. Parsons 1 

S. Widjaja 1 S. Garrubba 1 A. Lawson 1 

St Kevins : T. McDermott 4 M. Murphy 2 S. Newman 2 P. Karageorgiou 1 M. Shannon 

1 R. Caldow 1 P. Edgar 1 

BEST Caulfield Grammarians: A. Lawson Z. Parsons R. Lewis D. Scheetz T. O’Sullivan 

St Kevins : T. McMaster M. Murphy P. Edgar T. McDermott T. Cunningham K. Brick 

Oakleigh 3.4 6.10 13.15 14.17 (101) 

Hampton Rovers 3.1 9.1 9.4 15.7 (97) 

GOALS Oakleigh : T. Edwards 4 L. Barrand 2 D. Britt 1 D. Cleary 1 S. Doherty 1 

G. Bennett 1 J. Hind 1 D. Lucas 1 G. Irons 1 T. Scott 1 Hampton Rovers : D. Corp 3 

J. Verlin 3 M. Devereaux 2 Z. Alcott 2 A. McNeil 1 M. Terech 1 N. Lyall 1 N. Fallon 

1 J. Wilson 1 

BEST Oakleigh : T. Doherty S. Doherty B. Wass J. Hunt B. Hogan C. Lamb Hampton 

Rovers : D. Corp J. Verlin M. Devereaux G. Carr J. Ward R. Lynch 


St Bernards 2.2 2.7 2.11 6.11 (47) 

GOALS University Blacks: I. Anderson 3 T. Bell 2 T. Angel 2 L. Crameri 1 J. McDonald 1 

T. Oldfield 1 B. Mill 1 St Bernards: P. Harris 3 M. Hughes 2 P. Holland 1 

BEST University Blacks: I. Anderson T. Bell J. McDonald M. Aitken A. De Fegely 

A. Jesse St Bernards: D. Lamanna P. Gamwell L. Cookson J. Ryan P. Holland S. Bugryn 

Old Brighton 4.5 10.9 17.13 23.17 (155) 

Beaumaris 2.1 3.2 5.3 9.4 (58) 

GOALS Old Brighton : C. Reilly 5 B. Mason 3 B. Blatt 3 A. Bristow 3 T. Clarke 2 

M. Leishman 1 C. Mizzi 1 J. Davis 1 D. Jennings 1 M. Janssen 1 N. Graham-Bowman 1 

A. Jackson 1 Beaumaris : not provided 

BEST Old Brighton : C. Reilly T. Clarke B. Mason N. Graham-Bowman C. Mizzi 

M. Leishman Beaumaris : not provided 

St Kevins 1.2 4.6 7.7 13.10 (88) 


GOALS St Kevins : M. Drinkwater 4 J. O’Keefe 3 A. Peloza 3 D. Newman 2 D. Gibbs 

1 Caulfield Grammarians: W. Berry 2 A. Strain 2 B. Hyland 1 J. Stewart 1 S. Nevile 1 

D. Spanos 1 N. Edwards 1 

BEST St Kevins : D. Newman J. O’Keefe D. Gibbs R. Larsen C. Randles M. Drinkwater 

Caulfield Grammarians: D. Spanos B. Hyland S. Nevile A. Goold A. Strain D. Allanson 

Oakleigh 3.0 6.3 9.8 14.10 (94) 


GOALS Oakleigh : A. Keady 3 D. Costigan 3 A. Pound-Gow 2 J. Chapple 2 T. Golik 1 

W. Manning 1 J. Pappon 1 J. Stanton 1 Hampton Rovers : C. Ekberg-Weiss 2 A. Power 

2 S. Constantinou 1 B. Culvenor 1 

BEST Oakleigh : J. Chapple D. Costigan P. Holden J. Pappon J. Stanton M. Wass 

Hampton Rovers : M. Karas A. Power H. Scholes T. Youl A. Ross B. Kezilas 

Marcellin 3.3 7.5 9.9 10.10 (70) 

Old Ivanhoe 3.0 7.1 9.1 11.4 (70) 

GOALS Marcellin : M. Solomon 3 T. Money 1 A. Lincoln 1 T. Blanch 1 M. Turner 1 

M. McColl 1 A. McGlin 1 P. Newnes 1 Old Ivanhoe: C. Nichol 3 B. Thompson 2 Z. Keane 

2 K. Trajanovski 2 J. Faulkner 1 D. Hawkes 1 

BEST Marcellin : S. Crapper A. McGlin M. Solomon L. Boyd A. Manakis M. Grigoruk 

Old Ivanhoe: C. Nichol G. Hartrick D. Geilings J. Delaney K. Trajanovski R. Gieschen 


PREMIER C 

Di Langton 

CHAMPS-ELYSÉES DREAMING 

Old Camberwell hauled themselves up at Gordon 

Barnard Oval last weekend like it was the Alpe 

d’Huez; the four-quarter arm wrestle with Fitzroy 

ended in a breathless 3-point win that also lifted 

them out of the relegation zone. The excitement 

of this year’s Tour de France has probably left me 

too sleep deprived to think straight, but I keep 

comparing it to the amazing ladder dynamic in 

Premier C. In the middle of the peloton we’ve got 

four or five teams that could challenge for final 

placings …or miss the cut entirely. At the bottom, 

the grupetto is locked in an intriguing battle 

for the ignominious Lanterne Rouge (wooden 

spoon), while AJAX is a bit like Tommy Voeckler at 

the head of the main field, leading all the way with 

little fuss. Meanwhile Werribee digs in just behind, 

perfectly poised to reel in any cheeky breakaways 

before the end of season ‘Race of Truth.’ Remind 

you of anyone? 

Now that the patriotic tears have subsided 

(although I’ve still got Tina Arena’s uber-extended 

vowels reverberating in my ears), Iet’s look at the 

other exciting results from last weekend. 

Trying to avoid the drop, Ormond took on AJAX 

in a tough contest on the tight confines of Gunn 

Reserve. They had the wood on the visitors in 

the first, broke even in the third, but the Jacka’s 

class won out in the end. Jake Lew (5) was the 

dominant lead-out man, while David Fayman 

(4) marked and converted well in the final stanza. 

Michael Shafar and Garry ‘Goalpost’ Measey 

led in defence. Going down by 30-odd points in 

the end, Ormond’s Steve Tolongs snagged three, 

while Michael Barnes, (son of club legend and 

former captain, Russell) was best for the home 

side in his senior debut. 

Rees Thomas (5) was in scintillating form for 

Mazenod as they tore further shreds of dignity 

like flimsy lycra from a besieged MHSOB in a 15- 

goal smashing at Central Reserve. Steve Oldman 

is enjoying a purple patch and Frank Reed 

continues his excellent form. For the Unicorns 

Ewan Thompson (2) showed he can still get 

amongst it while Anthony Cassell was their best. 

Their best, sadly, is a long way from good enough 

and without a miracle with Lourdes they’re 

not only staring at the Lanterne Rouge, but a 

humbling double-drop. 

The Ashes got belted down at the Soldiers 

parcours in the year’s biggest margin: Werribee 

31.18.204 to Monash 7.5.47. The Blues weren’t 

terrible, Davidson and Bartram held their heads 

high and they were missing key players, but they 

were like a fresh-faced BMX kid treddling away 

against the Manx Missile in the home straight. 

The power and depth at Werribee is frightening; 

their twos are unstoppable and their percentages 

are telephone numbers. Andy Cunningham 

was a standout, best afield with a neat ten-goal 

haul. Aaron Taylor kicked six and Trav Dean 

was brilliant while Nathan Black (4) and Rowdy 

Lee chipped in solid contributions, typical of the 

evenly balanced and determined ‘Bees. 

Old Essendon look to have shored up their Premier 

C berth for 2012 with an important win over a 

woefully wobbly Rupertswood who kicked 9.23 to 

fall 3 goals short. The nicely paced Bombers now 

sit in fifth behind Rupo on percentage only. 

Back at GBO and the Roys were missing goalkicking 

wunderkind, Will Pickering with knee soreness and 

early injuries left them with a 2-man bench for the 

second half. Jack Dalton (3) and James McGee (2) 

exerted a huge influence in the forward line, while 

TODAY 


MHSOB v WERRIBEE 

MAZENOD v RUPERTSWOOD 

OLD CAMBERWELL v OLD ESSENDON 

FITZROY v ORMOND 

AJAX v MONASH BLUES 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game

Jack Parkinson seemed to be in every contest. 

Both backlines worked liked dogged domestiques 

to protect their team’s scores, the 3-point Weller 

win going down to the wire. Big Damo McGuigan 

was admirable for the Wellers, Kenny Darby was 

strong in the air and on the ground, and Mitch 

Hough made a celebrated return from a work 

assignment up north. Jack Le Cerf is also poised 

to return following that nasty workplace accident 

to his hand earlier in the season. 

TODAY 

Today’s matchups will sort out a few more 

ladder positions in the ever-changing Premier C 

landscape and it’ll only take one boilover to throw 

everything into chaos. Mazenod host Rupo and 

it’s hard to see the stoic Jens 

Voigt of the competition 

dropping this one at home. 

AJAX should account for 

Monash at Albert Park; and MHSOB will have the 

broom wagon on standby after Werribee inflicts 

an almighty suffer-fest. In the tighter battles 

of the round, Fitzroy host Ormond in a crucial 

game for both, while re-energised Old warhorses 

Camberwell and Essendon pitch themselves 

headlong into battle at the Barnyard. Vive le Footy! 

Please email your match summaries, thoughts and 

feelings to dilangton@bigpond.com by Sunday 

evening. 

PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVE 

Old Essendon 4.4 8.6 11.9 14.11 (95) 

Rupertswood 1.4 1.10 5.15 9.23 (77) 

GOALS Old Essendon: D. Flaherty 5 B. Jones 3 R. Baddeley 1 D. Roscoe 1 K. Kendell 1 

T. Skurrie 1 R. Jones 1 J. Rogers 1 Rupertswood: J. Smerdon 3 J. Treloar 2 S. Bishop 1 

T. Smith 1 J. Phillips 1 B. Swallow 1 

BEST Old Essendon: D. Ryan T. Henderson B. Hutchesson D. Flaherty B. Jones A. 

Bell Rupertswood: M. Gaunt D. Collins B. Grech J. Smerdon T. Smith S. Hetherington 

Mazenod 6.0 12.3 17.5 20.5 (125) 

MHSOB 3.1 3.3 5.3 5.5 (35) 

GOALS Mazenod: R. Thomas 5 T. Bourbon 3 R. Mann 2 J. Beard 2 A. Gee 2 D. Regan 

1 C. Smith 1 C. Jayaweera 1 S. Inglis 1 D. McLean 1 M. Chamberlain 1 MHSOB: 

E. Thompson 2 N. Hawking 2 J. Tran 1 

BEST Mazenod: S. Oldman R. Thomas F. Reed A. Gee M. Chamberlain N. Lewton 

MHSOB: A. Cassell H. Taylor L. Hood R. Gavan M. White 

Ajax 3.5 7.9 11.12 15.14 (104) 

Ormond 4.1 5.2 9.5 11.7 (73) 

GOALS Ajax: J. Lew 5 D. Fayman 4 A. Caplan 1 A. Kalb 1 G. Blieden 1 J. Ludski 1 

A. Spencer-Laitt 1 A. Trytell 1 Ormond: S. Tolongs 3 T. Bond 2 C. McCarthy 2 

M. Farthing 1 L. Russell 1 M. Barnes 1 J. Steet 1 

BEST Ajax: M. Shafar G. Measey M. Jankie J. Lew J. Ludski C. Jankie Ormond: 

M. Barnes B. Upstill H. Simon M. Martinov M. Farthing T. Bond 

Werribee 7.1 11.6 19.13 31.18 (204) 

Monash Blues 0.1 1.3 4.3 7.5 (47) 

GOALS Werribee: A. Cunningham 10 A. Taylor 6 N. Black 4 D. Riosa 2 M. Taylor 2 

M. Palmington 1 S. Dean 1 J. Norton 1 T. Anderson 1 T. Dean 1 B. Morrow 1 C. Lee 

1 Monash Blues: J. Griffiths 2 T. Osmond 1 A. Williams 1 J. Bartram 1 M. Mason 1 

J. Cunnington 1 

BEST Werribee: A. Cunningham T. Dean C. Lee N. Black A. Taylor B. Morrow 

Monash Blues: M. Davidson J. Bartram N. Reid A. Hickey A. Young A. McKenzie 

Old Camberwell 2.2 5.6 7.10 8.14 (62) 

Fitzroy 2.2 4.4 7.5 9.5 (59) 

GOALS Old Camberwell: S. Killworth 2 W. Carlyle 2 M. Hough 1 D. De Sanctis 1 

J. Eade 1 C. Hillier 1 Fitzroy: J. Dalton 3 J. McGee 2 R. Angiolella 2 D. Kynigopoulos 

1 R. Borland 1 

BEST Old Camberwell: B. Fields S. Bennett M. Hough B. Hart S. Riley J. Eade 

Fitzroy: J. Parkinson J. Dalton T. Cheshire J. McGee P. O’Connor R. Angiolella 

Rupertswood 2.2 5.7 6.10 9.14 (68) 

Old Essendon 1.2 3.4 4.6 6.8 (44) 

GOALS Rupertswood: N. Beever 2 E. Dressler 1 H. Plumb 1 J. Gale 1 B. Gay 1 

M. Hewat 1 D. Bourne 1 A. Smith 1 Old Essendon: S. Dale 2 N. Bulhakow 1 K. Dawson 

1 A. Palmer 1 J. Stormont 1 

BEST Rupertswood: D. Morrice D. Bourne B. Gay B. Riley L. Smith M. Heywood 

Old Essendon: S. Dale S. Howard D. Pound A. McKenzie A. Wuchatsch C. Ridley 

Mazenod 2.2 3.5 4.8 6.12 (48) 

MHSOB 1.3 4.4 5.6 7.6 (48) 

GOALS Mazenod: C. Raine 5 P. Iacovangelo 1 MHSOB: L. Toman 3 N. Orchard 3 

R. Willmott 1 

BEST Mazenod: J. Lo Rosso B. Chamberlain P. Iacovangelo C. Raine N. Gentile 

S. Mann MHSOB: R. Czwarno L. Fuller C. Wright T. Fraczek M. Gehling S. Keough 

Ajax 3.0 4.2 6.4 8.6 (54) 

Ormond 1.4 2.6 4.6 4.8 (32) 

GOALS Ajax: A. Lewin 2 S. Chester 2 J. Israelsohn 1 L. Peters 1 A. Porat 1 B. Caplan 1 

Ormond: D. Willis 2 E. Lukas 1 K. Sonnberger 1 

BEST Ajax: A. Lewin R. Heine N. Rischin T. Freed B. Klein J. Givoni Ormond: 

J. Wardley D. Hickox D. Casey J. Clements K. Sonnberger J. Feather 

Werribee 4.3 6.6 12.8 16.13 (109) 

Monash Blues 2.1 3.1 4.1 6.2 (38) 

GOALS Werribee: T. Sapountzis 5 J. Ayling 2 S. Dean 2 D. Carlton 2 M. Link 1 R. Attard 

1 R. Harrington 1 B. Paech 1 L. Elevato 1 Monash Blues: J. Hawkins 1 C. O’Sullivan 1 

M. Phillips 1 J. Rosengarten 1 M. Chapman 1 A. Beecroft 1 

BEST Werribee: D. Carlton M. Link D. Menegazzo S. Angelini T. McCutcheon 

R. Harrington Monash Blues: M. Fenwick-Nevin C. Godsil M. Chapman A. Costley 

J. Rosengarten M. Coe 

Fitzroy 2.1 5.5 8.6 9.8 (62) 


GOALS Fitzroy: S. Buckley 3 M. Lee 3 S. Graham 1 M. McWhinney 1 B. Roberts 1 

Old Camberwell: D. Mitchell 3 P. Storey 2 J. Buckingham 2 

BEST Fitzroy: J. Dimond J. Beech M. Coad D. Lee M. McWhinney S. Buckley 

Old Camberwell: J. Collins M. Decarne S. Derry J. Le Cerf J. Hinkley J. Hart 


DIVISION 1 

Darren Dawson 

BULLANTS BREAK THEIR DUCK 

Bulleen-Templestowe last week recorded 

its maiden victory of the season, with a 

magnificent 68 point win over Old Mentonians. 

The Panthers, whose recent form had been 

much improved, were never in the hunt against 

the fired-up Bullants, who gave the home crowd 

plenty to cheer about. Led by the inspirational 

Paul Florance (4 goals), who has rarely put a 

foot wrong all year, B-T got off to a flyer and was 

six goals up at half time. In what was a brilliant 

team effort, Greg Chivers and Rob Edsall were 

also among the best. The Ants probably have 

too much ground to make up to avoid the drop, 

but on this showing may trouble opposition 

teams in the last four rounds. For the Panthers, 

it is a huge dent to their chances of hanging on 

in Division 1. 

Parkdale bounced back from the previous 

week’s upset to post an impressive 26-point 

win over Whitefriars. The Vultures grabbed the 

early ascendancy with Lachlan Oakley, who 

bagged 7, dominant up forward. However, the 

Friars fought back in the premiership quarter 

to reduce the margin to less than a goal. But it 

was all Parkdale in a scrappy final term, holding 

the visitors to two behinds while booting three 

majors to seal the game. Best for Parkdale were 

Matt Ryan and Mark Haynes, whilst for the 

Friars Rowan Mattinson and Emille Abdallah 

were again among the better performers. 

Melees. Head-counts. Freakish goals. Shocking 

misses. It was a match which had everything, 

and in particular a stirring come from behind win 

by the Pirates over Williamstown. The CYs had 

led for much of the day but began to tire in the 

final term and Peninsula took full toll, slamming 

on seven goals to notch up a 21-point victory. 

Wade Sansom and Nick Fisher were best for 

the Pirates, who could well be in the four come 

5pm today. It has been a remarkable resurgence. 

Although still in the four, Willy’s finals hopes are 

now tenuous to say the least. 

Old Geelong squeaked back onto the winners’ list 

for the first time in a month with a narrow 4-point 

win over Old Paradians at Como. A stirring thirdquarter 

fight-back had the Raiders only two 

points adrift at the last break, but a dour twogoal 

apiece struggle in the last saw the Oggers 

hold on with Callum Wood and Colby O’Brien 

their stand-outs. It was a shattering loss for Old 

Paradians, as victory could well have cemented 

their place in this division. Would you believe 

that the Raiders have now lost four matches by 

less than two goals? As it stands, they are still 

only half a game above the relegation zone. 

That sound you heard last Sunday morning 

across Division 1 were the shivers going up and 

down the spines of the other finals contenders 

as they saw the size of the Bears’ win over NOBs 

in the newspaper. For those who did not see it, 

read this: 115 points. North Old Boys – St. Pat’s 

were only four points down at quarter time, but 

thereafter were humbled on their own patch. 

Banyule are a team which is looking more 

imposing as the season wears on and last week 

were simply awesome in the final three terms. 

Adam Barclay (8 majors) and Hayden Dillon (5 

goals) were the focal points for the Bears, whilst 

TODAY 


OLD GEELONG v PARKDALE VULTURES 

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v PENINSULA 

WHITEFRIARS v NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 

OLD MENTONIANS v OLD PARADIANS 

WILLIAMSTOWN v BANYULE 



Glenn Thompson and Sean Driscoll provided 

the midfield grunt. 

Today: Banyule travels to the Fearon, and whilst 

they will encounter a sterner test this week, the 

Bears should have no trouble accounting for an 

injury-depleted Williamstown, who could well be 

out of the four for the first time this season after 

the final siren. And it should be the Pirates who 

take the CYs’ position, as they have much more 

to play for when they visit Bulleen-Templestowe 

today. The Bullants will fancy their chances 

following last week’s effort, but Peninsula simply 

have too much firepower and midfield class. 

With their sights set on a 

top-two finish, Parkdale 

should easily defeat the 

Oggers, even if it is on the 

expanses of Como. It would be a huge upset if 

the inconsistent Old Geelong could topple the 

Vultures. Whitefriars host NOB-SP, who could 

well be shell-shocked by last week’s pummelling 

by the Bears. And the Friars could well cash in 

and win big at home today in front of their 1991 

premiership heroes. 

The Panthers host the Raiders in what is a seasondefining 

match for both. Old Paradians to post 

the win which will keep them up. 

DIVISION 1 LAST ROUND DIVISION 1 RESERVE 

Old Geelong 1.5 6.8 8.11 10.14 (74) 

Old Paradians 2.4 3.7 8.9 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Old Geelong: C. Wood 4 A. Whiting 3 R. McEvoy 1 J. O’Shea 1 C. O’Brien 1 

Old Paradians: C. Sage 4 J. Kappos 2 D. Boundy 2 J. Kandilakis 1 C. Kandilakis 1 

BEST Old Geelong: C. Wood H. Sleigh C. O’Brien A. Macdonald J. Malpas A. Whiting 

Old Paradians: D. Mahony S. Miller D. Spithill D. Strantzen D. Boundy C. Sage 

Bulleen Templestowe 3.5 8.7 13.8 20.9 (129) 

Old Mentonians 0.4 2.9 4.11 8.13 (61) 

GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: P. Florance 4 J. Gaul 3 J. Khouri 3 N. Sargent 2 J. Cowell 

2 D. Dakin 2 N. Palumbo 1 T. Harisiou 1 G. Chivers 1 G. Williams 1 Old Mentonians: 

D. Cochrane 2 L. Hull 2 B. Lane 1 M. Myers-Snyders 1 G. Snow 1 W. Stone 1 

BEST Bulleen Templestowe: R. Edsall G. Chivers P. Florance M. Considine N. Sargent 

J. Gaul Old Mentonians: G. Snow W. Stone M. Myers-Snyders S. Johnson C. Duncan 

T. Speers 

Peninsula 4.2 7.3 11.7 18.10 (118) 

Williamstown 6.2 10.3 12.5 15.7 (97) 

GOALS Peninsula: J. Coghlan 5 S. Payze 3 J. Heron 2 H. Whitty 2 W. Coghlan 1 

T. Coghlan 1 B. Southam 1 B. Brisbane 1 A. Wood 1 S. Murray 1 Williamstown: 

B. Fairley 3 B. Gray 2 J. Gray 2 M. Lishman 2 C. Richards 1 J. Vanderloo 1 J. Wong 1 

B. Stringer 1 B. Lethborg 1 C. Elliott 1 

BEST Peninsula: W. Sansom N. Fisher H. Nestor T. Barbour J. Coghlan H. Whitty 

Williamstown: M. Welsh Z. Read B. Gray B. Newman C. Richards C. Taylor 

Parkdale Vultures 4.3 8.5 9.9 12.14 (86) 

Whitefriars 1.2 5.3 9.4 9.7 (61) 

GOALS Parkdale Vultures: L. Oakley 7 R. Hayward 1 B. Hampton 1 T. Kight 1 

M. Meyer 1 D. Robbins 1 Whitefriars: G. Power 3 A. Woods 3 D. Tibaldi 1 M. Mirabella 

1 J. Scannell 1 

BEST Parkdale Vultures: L. Oakley M. Haynes M. Ryan D. Robbins L. Platt Z. McCarthy 

Whitefriars: E. Abdallah R. Mattinson J. Scannell D. Hogan S. Brosolo B. Stafford 

Banyule 6.2 15.7 21.13 28.18 (186) 

North Old Boys/St Pats 5.4 6.5 9.7 10.11 (71) 

GOALS Banyule: A. Barclay 8 H. Dillon 5 N. Braddy 3 A. Brown 3 D. Drapac 2 R. Hay 2 

T. Cusack 1 S. Driscoll 1 A. Williams 1 C. Taylor 1 J. Truefeldt 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: 

D. Tonkin 3 S. Sleep 2 M. Keown 1 S. Harwood 1 R. Allitt 1 C. Hosking 1 K. Adams 1 

BEST Banyule: H. Dillon A. Barclay S. Driscoll G. Thompson M. Christian N. Braddy 

North Old Boys/St Pats: D. Tonkin C. Hosking M. Keown L. Dullard S. Niewand 

J. Cassell 

Old Paradians 4.2 8.4 9.4 10.6 (66) 

Old Geelong 3.3 5.4 8.6 9.6 (60) 

GOALS Old Paradians: B. Weston 2 A. Asdagi 2 B. Holden 2 R. Franza 1 J. Donald 1 M. 

Raponi 1 R. Licciardi 1 Old Geelong: not provided 

BEST Old Paradians: D. Murray A. Gafa A. Sheehy L. Villani D. Huntley D. McKenna 

Old Geelong: not provided 

Bulleen Templestowe 3.5 7.7 10.7 12.10 (82) 


GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: D. Milner 4 M. Stella 2 B. Jackson 1 A. Verga 1 L. Millen 

1 L. Dinardo 1 A. Samie 1 L. Wallis 1 Old Mentonians: S. Cormie 2 C. Mylonas 1 

BEST Bulleen Templestowe: D. Florance A. Stavretis D. Milner J. Meng L. Wallis 

M. Coulston Old Mentonians: J. Brohier R. Howard J. Cafarella J. O’Brien S. Ferguson 

C. Mylonas 

Williamstown 3.2 8.4 11.6 16.7 (103) 

Peninsula 2.0 4.2 5.4 7.7 (49) 

GOALS Williamstown: C. Curran 4 S. Barlow 3 M. Walsh 2 M. Carland 2 D. Calman- 

Orr 2 F. Henry 1 C. Solomon 1 J. Farley 1 Peninsula: L. Heron 3 R. White 2 N. Box 1 

A. Bouten 1 

BEST Williamstown: T. Humberstone J. MacKenzie D. Calman-Orr R. Danaher 

F. Henry S. Barlow Peninsula: L. Baker L. Heron M. Tolliday G. Lethbridge B. Mitchell 

E. Coghlan 

Whitefriars 0.2 3.3 4.4 6.8 (44) 

Parkdale Vultures 1.3 1.7 3.9 5.11 (41) 

GOALS Whitefriars: A. Pearson 2 D. Fletcher 1 C. Smith 1 C. Akers 1 N. Di Pietrantonio 

1 Parkdale Vultures: D. McCarthy 3 B. Darcy 1 M. Todd 1 

BEST Whitefriars: J. Kenez D. Tucker A. Gibbs L. Kaldor D. Fletcher N. Crowe 

Parkdale Vultures: D. Graham C. Radford R. Gallagher G. Crilley M. Todd S. Denton 

Banyule 2.3 5.6 10.8 16.9 (105) 


GOALS Banyule: Z. Wenke 4 D. Stokes 3 R. Masters 2 A. Bottomley 1 J. O’Connor 1 

T. Valvo 1 G. Bell 1 N. Taylor 1 B. Cantwell 1 S. Gray 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: C. Ford 

2 S. Jess 1 S. Withers 1 B. Burdeu 1 H. Fotia 1 S. Young 1 

BEST Banyule: R. Masters E. MacPhie T. Cantwell D. Shepherd N. Taylor A. Hopgood 

North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Young C. Ford P. Webb T. Gill N. Johnston 


DIVISION 2 

Jonno Nash 

WINNERS’ WAYWARD KICKING 

The trend for this week was the victors’ inability to 

completely close games. All winners – excluding 

one – kept the door open for their ill-fated 

opposition with some inaccurate goal kicking. 

In what was expected to be a blow out, Eltham’s 

strong second half gave the home side every 

opportunity to snaffle a rare upset against the 

undefeated kings of the jungle, Glen Eira. Eltham 

outscored Glen Eira by 10 goals to four in the final 

two quarters to fall short by 14-points. Arguably, 

the result could have fallen the other way given 

Eltham had six more scoring opportunities than 

their opponents. Tom Wenbom starred in the 

midfield while Seb Ciavola bobbed up once again 

with three goals. The ladder leaders full forward 

Glenn Boyd proved to be a challenging task 

for Eltham’s backline with five goals. Boyd was 

aptly supported by Scott Diamond’s three goals. 

Chris Higgins was consistent for the winners and 

formed a formidable ball-winning partnership 

Alex Tsirogiannis. 

Emmaus St Leos put Old Westbourne to the sword 

during the last quarter of their affair kicking eleven 

goals to two. It was an extraordinary turn of events 

after half time which saw Nic Robin (five goals), 

Dylan Kelson (five) and Matt Gartland (three) all 

contribute strongly in front of goal. Leo’s had a 

bevy of goal scorers compared to languishers Old 

Westbourne who again relied on Troy Whiting’s 

goal nous. Phil Carey would go home only to 

be induced in a coma to stem his severe bout of 

leather poisoning. Anthony McCann and Nathan 

Baranello had the wood on their opponents while 

the Wild West’s Gary Walker held his head high in 

the convincing 87-point loss. 

St Mary’s Salesian made some critical first quarter 

blues that gave St Johns opportunities to inflict 

damage on the scorebard. St Johns held their 

opponents scoreless during the second quarter 

while also proving to be inaccurate in front of 

goals as well. St Johns’ 12.25.97 scoreline read 

a 43-point advantage at full time but had the 

visitors been accurate, the late season clash could 

have been a handy percentage booster. St Mary’s 

second and third quarter lapses coast them the 

game. James Rogers was the only multiple goal 

kicker with three for Salesian with William Marshall 

being problematic for the victors. St Johns had an 

extensive list of multiple goal scorers, but Rhys 

Dyker took best afield honours in an impressive 

best afield display. 

La Trobe University controlled South Melbourne 

Districts all day in their 51-point victory. La Trobe 

schooled South Melbourne in the last quarter 

which ultimately sealed the strong win. Uni’s 3.7 

scored in the third quarter gave South false hope 

that an unlikely victory could still be staged. Best 

on ground Terry Ludeman kicked three goals, as 

did David Harry and Stuart Patten. 

Therry Penola gave rise to growing support of 

their push for premiership success this year with 

a dominant 127-point win over Aquinas. It was 

a paired first quarter thanks to strong defensive 

contributions by a close knit Aquinas backline. 

Therry responded, like all good teams do, and 

the margin grew with their confidence. Aquinas 

coach John Le Grand described the match as “the 

worst performance for the year” thanks to largerthan-life 

forward Matthew Costello. His 11 goals 

alongside Justin Crotty’s five forced the Aquinas 

defence to drop their heads as Therry’s forwards 

ran rampant. 

TODAY 


GLEN EIRA v STH MELB DISTRICTS 

OLD WESTBOURNE v ELTHAM 

THERRY PENOLA v ST MARY’S SALESIAN 

EMMAUS ST LEOS v AQUINAS 

ST JOHNS v LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran

THIS WEEK: Emmaus St Leos will challenge 

Aquinas, who are desperate to atone from last 

week’s horror defeat. Relegation becomes likely 

if Aquinas fail to win this game. This will be 

Aquinas’ last away game for the year. Aquinas by 

2 points. 

After Therry Penola’s thumping of a bottomtabled 

side, their match against St Mary’s Salesian 

isn’t going to excite the punters. What makes this 

game interesting is that an almost certain loss 

and an Aquinas win will see them emerge from 

the dreaded bottom two. Therry by 110-points, 

again. 

Some say the mighty are allowed to let one 

game slip, but Glen Eira won’t have an off day 

this weekend against South 

Melbourne Districts. This 

one might get ugly. Glen 

Eira to trump South by 15 

goals. 

This week’s match of the round sees third play-off 

against fourth. The shaping of the top three will 

be determined by this match with a St John’s win 

could see them launch to second spot. La Trobe 

University can leap frog St John’s given the result 

falls their way. I’m calling Div 2’s first draw. 

Eltham will take the cake, and then some, against 

Old Westbourne. In what was looking like an 

impressive run of hope for the Wild West has 

soured. Turtles by four goals. 


St Johns 1.3 3.9 9.15 12.25 (97) 

St Mary’s Salesian 2.4 2.4 5.8 7.12 (54) 

GOALS St Johns: A. Abela 2 L. Mara 2 R. Scott 2 D. Camm 2 K. Arnold 1 M. Clark 1 

M. Hinchey 1 G. Costas 1 St Mary’s Salesian: J. Rogers 3 N. Alexopoulos 1 A. Murphy 

1 J. Evans 1 R. Williams 1 

BEST St Johns: R. Dyker M. Phaedonos R. Scott M. Clark D. O’Connor A. Abela 

St Mary’s Salesian: W. Marshall S. Crilly B. Borland N. Alexopoulos C. Adam J. Evans 

Therry Penola 5.2 11.3 16.4 26.7 (163) 

Aquinas 2.2 4.4 5.6 5.6 (36) 

GOALS Therry Penola: M. Costello 11 J. Crotty 5 M. Faroldi 3 M. Lyons 2 W. George 1 

M. Reynolds 1 M. Pell 1 B. Harding 1 J. Egglestone 1 Aquinas: A. Guthrie 2 L. Stafford 

1 L. Toomey 1 P. Jurkovsky 1 

BEST Therry Penola: M. Costello J. Crotty J. Egglestone M. Faroldi A. Kowalski 

B. Harding Aquinas: A. Kinghorn M. Jess A. Guthrie P. Jurkovsky L. McDonald 

L. Barnes 

Glen Eira 4.0 8.1 10.3 12.4 (76) 

Eltham 3.2 4.4 5.9 8.14 (62) 

GOALS Glen Eira: G. Boyd 5 S. Diamond 3 A. Caruana 1 J. Waras Carstensen 1 

B. O’Donnell 1 H. Rice 1 Eltham: S. Ciavola 3 J. Hyndman 2 J. Iaquinto 1 R. Bux 1 

A. Whyte 1 

BEST Glen Eira: C. Higgins A. Tsirogiannis J. Waras Carstensen J. Mills M. Harris 

J. Bloink Eltham: T. Wenborn S. Richardson J. Galvin C. Brown A. Hargrave M. Olaris 

Emmaus St Leos 4.4 6.8 12.11 23.16 (154) 

Old Westbourne 1.4 4.8 7.11 9.13 (67) 

GOALS Emmaus St Leos: N. Robin 5 D. Kelson 5 M. Gartland 3 R. Harding 2 M. Davis 

2 A. Ballard 2 T. Foreman 1 M. Lalor 1 P. Carey 1 N. Baranello 1 Old Westbourne: 

T. Whiting 3 G. Connors 2 K. Miller 1 D. Lockwood 1 P. O’Keefe 1 B. Germon 1 

BEST Emmaus St Leos: P. Carey A. McCann N. Baranello M. Gartland D. Kelson 

N. Robin Old Westbourne: G. Walker J. Goegan G. Connors S. Kidd P. O’Keefe 

B. Gerace 

La Trobe University 4.4 7.8 10.15 14.20 (104) 

South Melbourne Districts 2.0 5.3 7.4 8.5 (53) 

GOALS La Trobe University: D. Harry 3 T. Ludeman 3 S. Patten 3 L. Toohey 2 

G. Ganino 1 A. Tully 1 J. McMeel 1 South Melbourne Districts: A. Ray 3 A. Hannan 2 

T. Parish 1 H. Davies 1 T. Millsteed 1 

BEST La Trobe University: T. Ludeman L. Dornauf G. Dowler L. Toohey G. Stevenson 

D. Sheldrick South Melbourne Districts: H. Davies J. Byrt D. Butler S. Taylor A. Lane 

J. Higginbotham 

St Johns 3.3 6.6 9.14 15.17 (107) 

St Mary’s Salesian 4.0 7.7 10.7 10.8 (68) 

GOALS St Johns: D. Jones 5 B. Pickering 3 P. Ward 2 R. Thomas 2 D. Dick 2 M. Horbury 

1 St Mary’s Salesian: L. O’Keefe 3 M. Purcell 2 J. Lindsay 2 M. Op’t Hoog 2 Z. Kitchen 1 

BEST St Johns: D. Dick R. Thomas P. Ward B. Pickering M. Kelly D. Jones 

St Mary’s Salesian: B. Reynolds B. Glover L. O’Keefe Z. Kitchen F. Ravida H. Wong 

Therry Penola 8.2 14.8 21.12 29.16 (190) 

Aquinas 0.0 1.2 3.2 4.2 (26) 

GOALS Therry Penola: M. McWhinney 8 T. Goodwin 8 D. Leroy 4 J. Belsey 2 G. Lynn 

1 A. Maynard 1 C. Matton 1 D. McKibbin 1 Z. Carey 1 G. Henderson 1 L. Hollow 1 

Aquinas: N. Spencer 4 

BEST Therry Penola: M. McWhinney D. Leroy H. George T. Goodwin D. McKibbin 

J. Bibby Aquinas: P. Jess P. Fringuelli T. Manley S. O’Loughlin N. Spencer P. Owen 

Glen Eira 3.4 4.8 8.13 11.15 (81) 

Eltham 3.1 5.6 6.6 7.6 (48) 

GOALS Glen Eira: B. Hobbs 3 M. Watt 3 B. McNally 1 A. Dini 1 S. Vamvakas 1 

K. Gillespie 1 W. Devlin 1 Eltham: R. Runco 4 J. Bevilacqua 2 A. Ziccone 1 

BEST Glen Eira: A. Dini K. Gillespie S. Hall A. Manton W. Devlin A. Farah Eltham: 

M. Salter D. Tzemis R. Runco S. Gatt J. Hall B. Jupp 

Emmaus St Leos 7.1 9.4 16.7 19.10 (124) 

Old Westbourne 1.2 6.3 7.6 7.9 (51) 

GOALS Emmaus St Leos: A. Smith 6 J. Thornton 3 M. Mc Iver 3 M. Hawa 2 E. Mitchell 2 

J. Chun 1 B. Lee 1 A. Maunder 1 Old Westbourne: B. Whiting 3 D. Stanley 1 P. Magann 

1 R. Binney 1 C. Walgers 1 

BEST Emmaus St Leos: E. McLaughlin J. Thornton S. Bavage J. Chun G. Simondson 

S. Kay Old Westbourne: P. Magann T. Utting C. Walgers B. Carroll J. Dineen R. Binney 

La Trobe University 3.2 6.8 8.8 9.10 (64) 

South Melbourne Districts 2.2 2.3 4.6 5.9 (39) 

GOALS La Trobe University: T. Mawdsley 3 B. Dales-Sutton 2 N. Hooper 2 D. Rodger 

1 C. Wheeler 1 South Melbourne Districts: D. McBrearty 1 A. McDonald 1 S. Atherton 

1 S. Boyd 1 B. Harris 1 

BEST La Trobe University: B. Wood T. Vella A. Knight B. Dales-Sutton S. Scudamore 

D. Rodger South Melbourne Districts: C. Hine S. Raymond S. Boyd H. Griggs 

S. Atherton T. Rongonui 


DIVISION 3 

Rich Hummerston 

NOW FOR THE REAL RIDE 

Finally, that ridiculous bike race that has crippled 

work productivity and overshadowed Division 

3 football for 3 weeks now has ended. We can 

resume sleeping habits that don’t mimic those 

of our favourite nocturnal dwelling marsupials, 

erase the memory of 150 Lycra clad buttocks 

from our retinas and focus on what promises to 

be the most exciting run home in the VAFA. 

A 10-goal second quarter from Elsternwick 

on the weekend assured that the Wicks would 

continue to wreak havoc on my tips and 

accordingly my ego, surprising all near and afar 

with an impressive 55-point victory over the 

wavering Monash Gryphons. Determined to 

avenge their pedestrian performance last time 

the two teams met, the Gryphs, led by Adrian 

Flowerday and Sam Sheehan, came out firing, 

with the prospect of a fierce contest seemingly 

imminent. However the exciting battle was 

to never ensue, owing to 10 goals from Justin 

Hunter and an exceptional performance from 

Daniel Sceney, the contest was a fizzer, at least 

for Monash. 

Albert Park’s hopes of surviving relegation 

were dealt a harsh blow as they went down 

to the division anchors Mount Lilydale by 7 

goals. Once again summoning their Mt Lilydale 

College co-tenant, the ever-fruitful “God of 

Mud”, the Mountain Men displayed a previously 

unseen endeavour as they too are perilously 

close to disappearing into the abyss. Corey 

Barker was unsurprising among the best for the 

Falcons, while for the victors, Jamie Paull, Jimmy 

Baughan and Tom Wall were all sensational. 

Enjoying a latte and a gander of the classifieds 

at my favourite Lower Heidelberg Road Café 

on Sunday morning, I was drawn to a troop 

of obviously excited young men, swaggering 

down the street, their puffed out chests proudly 

wearing the Ivanhoe team polo. Befuddled and 

slightly curious, I flicked through to the sport 

pages to see that Ivanhoe had not only won five 

in a row, they had replaced Monash on the third 

rung of the ladder after defeating Uni High by 

2 goals in a ripper. Paul Harris was back to his 

absolute best for Ivanhoe as was Dave Higgs for 

the Combine. 

The see-saw that is Hawthorn’s season continued 

on Saturday, as they appeared to be completely 

oblivious to their own recent good form, going 

down to Kew by 38 points in a hapless affair. 

The Bears, trying to rid themselves of their own 

form slump, lead from post to post, winning in 

all areas of the ground. Paul Donaldson kicked 

four majors for the Bears while Jack O’Halloran 

played his best game for the season. For the 

volatile Hawks, it was Zac Dickinson and Guy 

Edmond that ensured the final deficit wasn’t 

much larger. 

Most wordsmiths and journalists will deny ever 

using the synonym function on Microsoft Word. 

Historically, I’m a proud member of the “no 

synonym function” group, however today I’ve 

lapsed. Trying to think of a suitable word akin to 

‘incredible’ to describe Prahran-Assumption and 

Yarra Valley, I made the infamous right-button 

TODAY 


ELSTERNWICK v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 

YARRA VALLEY v IVANHOE 

WEST BRUNSWICK v MT LILYDALE 

POWER HOUSE v KEW 

MONASH GRYPHONS v UHS-VU 

ALBERT PARK v HAWTHORN 


SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game

click and to my delight, my computer came 

up with a plethora of appropriate adjectives. 

Unbelievable, amazing, extraordinary, absurd, 

astonishing and inconceivable, all synonyms 

of incredible, and all incredibly accurate at 

describing the Prahran-Assumption and Yarra 

Valley seasons to date. The weekend was no 

different, both sides making light work of 

their foes, West Brunswick and Power House 

respectively, and all but cementing a grand final 

berth in September. 

Today, I’m jumping off the Gryphs and selecting 

Uni High to assist Monash on their slide to 

the middle of the ladder. 

Prahran-Assumption will 

beat Elsternwick but by far 

lesser margin then the first 

time these two teams met. Yarra Valley will bring 

Ivanhoe’s winning streak to a grinding halt while 

West Brunswick will have their fate decided for 

them when they go down to Mount Lilydale. 

The Dales could well jump from immediate 

strife with a win. Kew should beat Power House, 

in big test for the Pike Men. I’d rather not choose 

a winner between the Bankers and the Hawks, 

but choose I must, reluctantly, Hawthorn. 


Elsternwick 4.0 14.4 18.6 21.10 (136) 

Monash Gryphons 3.4 4.6 7.12 11.15 (81) 

GOALS Elsternwick: J. Hunter 10 S. Grace 3 D. Grace 2 G. Cameron 2 A. Richardson 1 

D. Sceney 1 D. Bedingfield 1 D. Faella 1 Monash Gryphons: M. Fletcher 5 M. Malloy 2 

M. Loricco 1 P. Gomizel 1 J. Harrak 1 M. Welsh 1 

BEST Elsternwick: J. Hunter D. Sceney D. Richardson N. Hodskiss C. Mahony 

D. Grace Monash Gryphons: M. Welsh J. Harrak M. Loricco S. Sheehan T. Madden 

A. Flowerday 

Prahran Assumption 7.2 13.9 16.11 20.18 (138) 

West Brunswick 1.5 3.6 6.6 7.9 (51) 

GOALS Prahran Assumption: P. Cristoforo 5 M. Pell 5 L. Giansiracusa 2 A. Sleight 2 

A. Wiggins 2 B. Furness 1 I. Edmunds 1 J. Ancrum 1 P. Donahoo 1 West Brunswick: 

B. Latter 2 W. Wood 1 A. Gibson 1 M. MacGugan 1 J. Anton 1 S. Devers 1 

BEST Prahran Assumption: I. Edmunds A. Sleight A. Wiggins J. Matherson 

J. Musster M. Pell West Brunswick: M. Barron A. Gibson A. Stewart R. Henham 

S. Pietsch S. Devers 

Ivanhoe 3.2 5.4 10.10 13.11 (89) 

UHS-VU 1.4 5.6 6.7 11.11 (77) 

GOALS Ivanhoe: R. Close 5 P. Walter 3 J. Collins 2 M. Joyce 1 B. Jackson 1 J. Chazan 1 

UHS-VU: R. Watts 4 S. Webster 3 N. Rowland 1 A. Pincott 1 A. Johnson 1 D. Higgs 1 

BEST Ivanhoe: P. Harris J. Collins R. Close B. Jackson R. Cotter R. Fort UHS-VU: 

N. Rowland R. Watts D. Higgs S. Webster C. Bartlett R. Dickson 

Mt Lilydale 3.3 4.8 5.12 9.12 (66) 

Albert Park 1.2 3.2 3.3 4.3 (27) 

GOALS Mt Lilydale: S. Roberts 3 T. Wall 2 M. Gower 1 G. Finkemeyer 1 J. Roberts 1 

A. Violi 1 Albert Park: D. Muscat 2 M. Lawford 1 N. Dallas 1 

BEST Mt Lilydale: J. Paull J. Baughan T. Wall G. Finkemeyer J. Lynch J. Roberts 

Albert Park: M. Brown Z. Roberts C. Barker A. Snowden R. Maher W. McIndoe 

Yarra Valley 1.5 7.9 15.13 19.15 (129) 

Power House 2.2 4.2 7.3 9.6 (60) 

GOALS Yarra Valley: R. Yeo 5 C. Britt 4 S. Yeo 2 N. Pask 2 N. Pollard 2 J. Canham 1 

M. Neilly 1 B. Trend 1 X. Nowicki 1 Power House: P. Edwards 5 C. Phillips 3 G. Norris 1 

BEST Yarra Valley: J. Trend J. Canham L. McCleary N. Pollard N. Pask R. Yeo 

Power House: N. Brown C. Phillips D. Baker D. Burnside B. Leske P. Edwards 

Kew 4.5 7.13 10.17 14.21 (105) 

Hawthorn 1.1 4.4 10.5 10.7 (67) 

GOALS Kew: P. Donaldson 4 B. Woodhouse 3 B. Altis 2 M. Matheson 1 A. Brazzale 1 

D. Spencer 1 S. McGregor 1 P. Brough 1 Hawthorn: D. Lauletta 2 V. Bist 2 P. Nunan 2 

T. Cohen 2 Z. Dickinson 1 C. Williams 1 

BEST Kew: J. O’Halloran W. Balme N. Tinetti T. Allman P. Brough B. Woodhouse 

Hawthorn: Z. Dickinson D. Quamil G. Edmond A. Beever L. Piccolo N. Martin 

Monash Gryphons 4.6 9.8 13.9 16.11 (107) 

Elsternwick 3.1 4.1 7.4 11.6 (72) 

GOALS Monash Gryphons: not provided 

Elsternwick: T. Perkins 3 D. Byrne 3 B. Mugridge 1 T. Putt 1 E. Alter 1 M. Spence 1 

J. Biviano 1 

BEST Monash Gryphons: not provided 

Elsternwick: T. Holgate S. Lungren J. Biviano D. Byrne C. Schroder K. Hogan 


West Brunswick 2.1 4.3 6.4 9.5 (59 

GOALS Prahran Assumption: R. Ellis 5 P. Greenham 2 J. Rice 1 T. Anders 1 

West Brunswick: M. Smith 3 D. Thrift 2 M. Dishon 1 J. King 1 T. Costa 1 A. Martin 1 

BEST Prahran Assumption: A. Ballard J. Dewar L. Oliver N. Haynes T. Anders B. Field 

West Brunswick: K. Laws A. Governi M. Smith C. Lehmann J. Beer P. Walpole 

UHS-VU 7.4 10.6 13.13 19.14 (128) 

Ivanhoe 0.2 0.8 0.9 3.9 (27) 

GOALS UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 7 L. McCartney 4 J. Sheldon 3 S. Windridge 1 S. Thomas 

1 T. Woodlock 1 C. Mawdsley 1 T. O’Halloran 1 Ivanhoe: P. Carydis 1 M. Brazzale 1 

J. Newport 1 

BEST UHS-VU: T. O’Halloran T. Buttigieg M. Sweeney C. Mawdsley M. Roberts 

S. Thomas Ivanhoe: D. Adams B. Addison P. Neylan D. Diakoumakos J. Mazzocca 

S. Conley 

Albert Park 3.7 5.10 7.16 8.17 (65) 

Mt Lilydale 1.0 1.2 1.2 1.2 (8) 

GOALS Albert Park: P. Smith 2 J. Sutton 2 J. Corcoran 1 D. Quinlan 1 B. Little 1 

S. Robinson 1 Mt Lilydale: C. Ward 1 

BEST Albert Park: B. Murnane S. Robinson S. McGuire K. Wilkinson J. Snibson 

B. Little Mt Lilydale: A. Thorne R. Rantall J. Russell P. Ward B. Andrews M. Gee 

Yarra Valley 3.1 7.4 10.8 12.13 (85) 

Power House 1.0 2.1 3.3 3.5 (23) 

GOALS Yarra Valley: A. Gamble 3 T. Rolland 2 B. Seeger 2 L. Gillies 1 D. Mills 1 

L. Grimwade 1 J. Strong 1 S. Gillin 1 Power House: D. Buckley 2 A. Foster 1 

BEST Yarra Valley: L. Grimwade M. Dunk R. Thompson A. Wingate J. Hall 

Power House: N. Moresi T. Monte M. Treeby S. Davidson B. Lonsdale M. Devine 

Hawthorn 2.1 5.2 6.3 10.4 (64) 

Kew 4.1 6.5 7.8 9.9 (63) 

GOALS Hawthorn: S. Moussi 5 J. Dawson 4 J. Mannix 1 Kew: L. King 3 B. Cullen 1 

T. Ellis 1 S. Coles 1 J. Tong 1 B. Condon 1 B. Roberts 1 

BEST Hawthorn: S. Moussi J. Dawson S. Gunn M. Widmer P. Avery J. Downie 

Kew: D. Cahill B. Condon L. King D. Drum J. Delbridge J. Williams 


DIVISION 4 

Simon Fuller 

TIGERS REFUSE TO LAY DOWN 

You’ve got to hand it to South Mornington. At 4-6, 

after a caning at the hands of North Brunswick, 

Division 4 observers could have been excused 

for thinking it signalled the end to their finals 

ambitions. But since the massacre at Allard Park, 

the Tigers have taken it all before them, knocking 

of Swinburne Uni the very next week, in a 

rousing display. Big wins against Point Cook and 

Chadstone followed and the run has culminated 

in South claiming another prized scalp, in Eley 

Park, on the weekend. 

While the Sharks managed to keep it close 

throughout the day, the Tigers did enough to 

make sure they maintained their edge. Matthew 

Blackmore kicked his second bag in three weeks 

and Robert Kemp was outstanding. The normally 

potent Eley Park seemed to struggle at times to 

find an avenue to goal, with Matty Corstorphin 

and Kirk Lindsay proving to be their shining lights. 

So what does this huge result mean in the context 

of season 2011? 

Realistically, St Francis Xavier is now locked in as 

the top seed, going into finals. Swinburne will 

also be confident that they will be able to hold 

on to second position, with the equivalent of a 

two game break on the Sharks and Snakes, due 

to their massive percentage gap and a reasonably 

pedestrian run home. Richmond Central, in fourth, 

maintains a lead of one game and about 9.5% 

(roughly 130 points) on the Tigers. Ultimately, the 

Tigers have to win against the Demons, Snakes 

and Cobras, and they may have to knock off the 

irrepressible X-Men, as well, to force their way in 

to the four. 

The result at KB Reserve gave South Mornington 

further cause for optimism, with St Francis Xavier 

underlining their supremacy in a comprehensive 

victory. Unfortunately for Central, they were 

unable to capitalise on their early ascendancy, 

squandering many opportunities in front of goal. 

From quarter time, it was one-way traffic, SFX 

dominant with thirteen goals to Richmond’s two. 

Lucas Day was named best afield for the X-Men, 

while Spencer was nailing them from everywhere, 

on his way to another seven snags. Ben Ryan was 

Richmond Central’s best. 

Another team that needed to adjust their 

goalkicking radar was North Brunswick, though in 

their case, they ended up sneaking away with the 

victory against the Cobras. It’s never an easy task 

to come back from Koonung with the four points, 

so the North Brunny boys will not be too upset 

with their haphazard conversion. When one did 

go between the big sticks, it was invariably from 

Pat Notaro’s boot, while North’s usual suspects: 

Jeffrey, Quarmby, Lucevic and Zuidema starred in 

the win. Scott McPherson was again a good target 

for Manningham and David Trinchi continued his 

fantastic form this season. 

Point Cook would have gone into their home 

match as clear favourites against a very 

disappointing Box Hill North, but no-one could 

have anticipated the demolition that unfolded. 

135 points was the margin in the end; a dark day 

for a Box Hill North. The Bulldogs were queuing 

up for goals by the end of the first half and really 

put the Demons to the sword after halftime. John 

Wallert was sensational for the Cookers, while 

Jeremy Baker is one of the few from BHN who 

could hold his head high. 

Back to reality for Chaddy after several weeks of 

promising footy, as they suffered a massive loss 

to a pumped-up Swinburne. The Razorbacks were 

keen to tighten their grasp on the double-chance 

and a 191-point win will do their chances no harm 

at all. Chris Kilmartin had a day out, with ten goals, 

TODAY 


ST FRANCIS XAVIER v POINT COOK 

BOX HILL NORTH v SOUTH MORNINGTON 

NORTH BRUNSWICK v ELEY PARK SHARKS 

MANNINGHAM COBRAS v SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 

CHADSTONE v RICHMOND CENTRAL 



including eight by halftime. Danny Manning 

and Jeremiah Ryan ensured that any time the 

Sherrin made it past halfway, it was rebounded, 

with interest. Chris O’Keefe was dominant in the 

ruck and Ben O’Sullivan went into orbit to take a 

screamer in the last quarter. For Chadstone, you 

can always count on Cisco George and Daniel Field 

to keep persisting and this game was no different. 

THIS WEEK: Eley Park travels to Allard to take on 

North Brunswick. I think the Sharks have too much 

to play for and will get up, but they wouldn’t want 

to underestimate the plucky North Brunny boys. 

South Mornington continues its push for the finals 

against a struggling Box Hill North and after seeing 

what the Bulldogs did to the Demons last week, 

the Tigers will be going for the jugular early, to try 

to make up some valuable 

percentage on their rivals. 

Richmond Central will have 

the same ideas on the road 

against Chadstone. They will have way too much 

class and will have the pedal to the floor from start 

to finish. 

Manningham takes on Swinburne at Koonung 

and, on recent form, the Razorbacks will be firm 

favourites to win. 

Finally, the Bulldogs head all the way to 

Beaconsfield to battle the ladder-leaders. While 

the Bulldogs are a dangerous side, the X-Men look 

like they are just starting to click into gear and will 

do enough to get t he victory. 


Point Cook 5.8 10.13 16.20 25.26 (176) 

Box Hill North 1.3 2.4 3.4 6.5 (41) 

GOALS Point Cook: M. Pozzuto 6 D. Burton 5 T. Wilson 4 A. Auciello 3 A. Marsh 2 

T. Cassidy 1 B. Cox 1 P. Auciello 1 B. Ward 1 I. Murphy 1 Box Hill North: M. Penny 1 

A. Walker 1 L. Desmond 1 N. Berlowitz 1 D. Penny 1 C. Riscalla 1 

BEST Point Cook: J. Wallert A. Auciello D. Burton T. Kelly M. Zammit P. Auciello 

Box Hill North: J. Baker Z. Duncan M. Harris P. Morphett A. Walker J. Irish 

North Brunswick 2.3 5.8 11.16 13.21 (99) 

Manningham Cobras 3.4 5.6 7.7 11.11 (77) 

GOALS North Brunswick: P. Notaro 8 K. Zuidema 2 S. Ghasimzadeh 1 S. Burns 1 

A. Jeffrey 1 Manningham Cobras: S. McPherson 5 B. Helme 4 S. Leonard 1 

D. O’Regan 1 

BEST North Brunswick: K. Zuidema P. Notaro A. Jeffrey J. Quarmby K. Ismail 

D. Lucevic Manningham Cobras: D. Trinchi S. Sheales B. Gasparini D. O’Regan 

A. Coonan S. Rose 

South Mornington 6.5 9.6 12.11 15.14 (104) 

Eley Park Sharks 3.2 8.3 10.4 12.6 (78) 

GOALS South Mornington: M. Blackmore 7 K. Gascoigne 4 S. Walker 2 A. Davidson 

1 W. Spencer 1 Eley Park Sharks: D. McCabe 2 M. Viola 2 K. Lindsay 2 C. Brown 1 

D. Viola 1 S. Wright 1 I. Israel 1 J. Welsh 1 R. Davis 1 

BEST South Mornington: R. Kemp M. Heib M. Blackmore A. Davidson K. Woodruff 

G. Ryan Eley Park Sharks: S. Thomas K. Lindsay M. Corstorphin D. McCabe D. Viola 

C. Marsiglio 

Swinburne University 6.4 14.12 20.21 32.25 (217) 

Chadstone 2.0 2.0 3.1 4.2 (26) 

GOALS Swinburne University: C. Kilmartin 10 D. Elliman 4 D. Manning 4 J. Whitley 

3 B. O’Sullivan 3 S. Ashton 2 M. Manning 2 M. Hodgson 1 A. Pettifer 1 D. Green 1 

C. O’Keeffe 1 Chadstone: B. Fairbanks 3 D. Barry-Macaulay 1 

BEST Swinburne University: C. Kilmartin D. Manning A. Pettifer J. Ryan A. Phillips 

B. O’Sullivan Chadstone: F. George D. Field B. Fairbanks D. Keating D. Allsopp 

A. Sekula 

St Francis Xavier 2.5 8.8 12.12 15.17 (107) 

Richmond Central 4.5 4.8 5.10 6.13 (49) 

GOALS St Francis Xavier: B. Spencer 7 D. Dimakopoulos 3 D. Pabst 2 D. Scott 1 

J. Abel 1 L. Day 1 Richmond Central: E. Keogh 2 S. Hibbins 1 G. Andrew 1 M. Browne 

1 J. Blanckensee 1 

BEST St Francis Xavier: L. Day B. Spencer J. Lenders A. Pryor S. Burns D. Scott 

Richmond Central: B. Ryan J. Shaw M. Browne E. Keogh D. Firman J. Blanckensee 

Point Cook 8.3 11.5 14.8 19.11 (125) 

Box Hill North 1.0 2.5 4.7 7.9 (51) 

GOALS Point Cook: K. Haddara 6 S. Pengelly 2 M. Downing 2 B. Imbrogno 2 K. Pace 

2 T. Imbrogno 2 G. Russell 1 J. Connell 1 J. Ward 1 Box Hill North: S. Harrison 2 

G. Weston 2 M. Juler 1 G. Cavallo 1 J. Tambakis 1 

BEST Point Cook: T. Imbrogno T. Furr J. Sutherland G. Russell K. Pace J. Ward 

Box Hill North: A. Mannerheim S. Harrison M. Hood L. Vandenakker M. Juler 

S. Campbell 

Manningham Cobras 3.0 5.3 7.5 12.7 (79) 

North Brunswick 1.3 3.6 6.9 6.13 (49) 

GOALS Manningham Cobras: B. Quinn 3 M. Donahoo 2 J. Callahan 2 A. Bullen 1 

G. Murphy 1 M. Bosso 1 T. Fradkin 1 S. Marshall 1 North Brunswick: D. Manoukian 3 

B. Robertson 2 A. Makdessi 1 

BEST Manningham Cobras: F. Bianco K. Beauliv J. Callahan M. Bullen B. Quinn 

G. Murphy North Brunswick: D. Allan L. Stephens S. Rymer A. Makarucha 

D. Rowlands A. Mountney 

Eley Park Sharks 3.1 9.2 11.5 11.5 (71) 

South Mornington 1.3 2.4 6.8 9.16 (70) 

GOALS Eley Park Sharks: A. Farrugia 5 T. Houlden 2 J. Brown 2 B. Ellwood 1 J. Keritz 

1 South Mornington: K. Debernardi 4 L. Wade 1 J. Kerrigan 1 A. Hicks 1 J. Dowsett 

1 R. Wilson 1 

BEST Eley Park Sharks: A. Farrugia M. Howat J. Keritz J. Nelson D. Crawford 

B. Jackson South Mornington: A. Hicks J. Kerrigan R. Wilson S. Nichols N. Berry 

R. Matthews 

Swinburne University 2.4 6.7 8.12 10.14 (74) 

Chadstone 0.3 0.5 0.5 0.6 (6) 

GOALS Swinburne University: T. Kennedy 4 E. Miles 1 J. Manning 1 J. Guest 1 

L. Morrison 1 J. Nardino 1 R. Hurst 1 Chadstone: not provided 

BEST Swinburne University: C. Higgins L. Morrison A. Donaldson J. Guest J. Nardino 

J. Bradley Chadstone: not provided 


St Francis Xavier 1.2 1.6 5.7 5.9 (39) 

GOALS Richmond Central: T. Davey 4 M. Matthews 2 C. Busby 1 R. Howard 1 J. Boyd 

1 St Francis Xavier: D. Kinder 1 G. Bramich 1 L. Curry 1 W. Delaland 1 H. Devanny 1 

BEST Richmond Central: B. Zelencich J. Carter P. Poonasamy R. Howard B. Needham 

C. Busby St Francis Xavier: S. Watts S. Chin S. Mathers L. Hall D. Antonielli H. Devanny 


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This week’s Rising Star is Simon Caven of St Bernard’s. 

Simon Caven was named captain of St Bernards Under 19 side for 2011 

but after showing great promise in the preseason has played every game 

in the senior side. 

A strongly built key backman, 18 year old Simon has taken on some of the 

star key forwards in B Grade this year and acquitted himself brilliantly. His 

form at senior level made him an early selection for the VAFA Under 19 

Rep side where he was named CHB and performed well against the VCFL. 

Simon played all of his junior football with St Bernard’s where he 

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progressed to VAFA ranks via St Bernard’s Under 19s. 

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While he loved playing with his mates at Under 19 level Simon’s aim this 

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Simon is one of a number of young guns that will be an integral part of 

the club’s future. 

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RESERVES 

Tom Brain 

COURAGE AND CHARACTER 

Not sure what happened at Dairy Bell showed any 

courage or character, on the weekend, and will 

leave that to the higher sources, but the players 

of Marcellin, Old Ivanhoe, Eley Park Sharks, South 

Mornington, Mazenod, MHSOB, Hawthorn and 

Kew all showed plenty of it as they battled their 

way through 100 minutes of action to record two 

1 point victories and a 2 draws in 4 pretty good 

games of footy. Set the tone to watch the 2 Cs 

shown by Cadel Evans on Saturday night. 

Reserves Footy’s cult figure Dangerous Dan Rush 

stayed in the Ressies and continued his good form 

with a totally dominant performance slotting 

through 9 majors. With the Xavs Seniors taking a 

tumble he has certainly put his name in front of 

the “powers that be,” for inclusion back in Senior 

Society this week. 

Dan’s competitor for the ‘cult figure title who just 

so happens to have the same Christian name did 

his stocks no harm by slotting 3 and being named 

among the best. Showed plenty of C&C as well by 

withdrawing from the Senior Side as he had been 

crook during the week. 

Not so many legends abounded on the playing 

fields this week, but one who did get a few kicks 

was ex Richmond VFL player, VAFA State Rep, 

former SKOB Superstar and Prahran Coach Paul 

Greenham who had a run around in the Prahran 

Assumption Reserves and snagged a couple of 

twin calicos. Old Ivanhoe had 4 legends of their 

own in Marty Veal, Brad Thompson, Luke Lochran 

and Chanz Crowley all figuring in the drawn game 

at Pine Lodge. 

Relics not legends in Pete Smith and big Jimmy 

Sutton continue to ply their trade for Albert Park 

down there in Division 3 and were lucky enough 

to share in a win. 

We take a look at Premier B Reserve this week. 

Ladder Positions are a bit like the Senior Section 

very interesting with an absolute intriguing 

situation greeting us in Positions 2 through to 7. Old 

Brighton is clearly the standout and sits unbeaten 

on top 4 games adrift of their nearest rival. But 

then SKOB, Uni Blacks, Caulfield Grammarians, 

St Bernards, Old Ivanhoe and Marcellin all sit 

separated by 6 points only. Certainly makes for 

some interesting games over the next 5 weeks. 

No one side can afford to be off their game as 6 

into 3 does not go , so come 1.45pm on Round 

18 could be some very disappointed boys. Old 

Brighton clear winners over the young Beauy side. 

Oakleigh who sit in limbo had a good win over the 

battling Rovers, who got a couple of goals from 

Adam Power. Uni Blacks, and SKOB put a dent in 

the finals aspirations of their opponents, while 

Marcellin and Old Ivanhoe played out a thrilling 

draw to keep themselves alive. 

Goal kickers had an off day as the defenders held 

sway, with this week’s figures of those kicking 4 or 

mere being the lowest since the introduction of 

this column into the Amateur Footballer. 

Big Dan was the leader of the pack with 9 as he 

did a demolition job on the normal resolute DLS 

defence. 

The consistent veteran Tim Goodwin kicked 8, and 

he was joined by team mate Matthew McWhinney 

also with 8. 

Mitchell Sweeney and Michael Chitham snagged 

Channel 7’s. 

Anthony Smith and Khalid Haddara fine focal 

points with 6. 

Callum Reilly again kicked 5 michelles, as did 

Cameron Raine, Theodore Spountzis, Donovan 

Jones, Rick Ellis, Serge Moussi, and Adam Farrugia. 

George Dick, Mark Drinkwater, Zan Wenke, Daniel 

Milner, Christopher Cullen, Drew Leroy, Nicholas 

Spencer, Luke McCartney, Joseph Dawson, Kyle 

Debernardi, Trent Davey and Thomas Kennedy all 

had no trouble making No 4 their own. 

More information from you club’s would 

be much appreciated to make this column a 

most interesting read. Please EMail any Match 

Highlights, outstanding performances, milestones 

etc to brainco@optusnet.com.au, by 8pm Monday 

Nights, or feel free to give me a call on the Mobile 

0423 433 488. 



David Tolson 

THIRDS 

The wheels are falling off at Junction Oval, as Old 

Melburnians slump continues. This time, Old Trinity 

rolled their 16-man team, winning for the first time 

this year. OMs are fast becoming also-rans after 

this scribe labelled them flag contenders only a 

month ago. Uni Blues will be looking at goal kicking 

practice during the week, as their inaccurate return 

of 6 - 16 was ultimately the difference between 

winning and losing against Collegians. They lost, 

as Ashmann starred with 8 goals for Colls. Werribee 

produced a dominant second half to overcome St 

Bede’s. The Districts’ victory means they remain in 

mathematical contention for a finals berth. Old Xavs 

continued on their merry way, with yet another 

victory over De La. 

St Kevins’ hot form continued, as their thrashing of 

Caulfied propelled them to top spot. The even spread 

of contributors was again the highlight for the vastly 

improved St Kevin’s side. This time Ray Short and 

Tim Sharpe played their best games for the year. 

St Bernard’s kept in touch as it defeated a spirited 

Old Brighton at the Snake Pit. Uni Blacks recorded a 

112 point victory against Whitefriars, giving the Uni 

boys a much needed percentage boost. Ben Farrow 

enjoyed the spoils of this dominant display, as he 

booted 10 majors. Old Xavs fended off a mammoth 

comeback from Old Camberwell, to win by 4 

points. Aided by a breeze and steely resolve, Old 

Camberwell kicked 5 goals to 1 in the last quarter, 

as their comeback fell agonisingly short. Marcellin 

overcame Oakleigh by 28 points 

TODAY 


PREMIER THIRDS 

OLD XAVERIANS v UNIVERSITY BLUES 

COLLEGIANS v OLD MELBURNIANS 

OLD TRINITY v DE LA SALLE 

ST BEDES/MT v OLD SCOTCH 

PREMIER B THIRDS 

OLD BRIGHTON v CAULFIELD GRAMM 

OLD CAMBERWELL v WHITEFRIARS 

ST KEVINS v ST BERNARDS 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OAKLEIGH AFC 

MARCELLIN v OLD XAVERIANS 

Collegians will defeat Old Melburians, continuing 

OM’s horror month. Old Xavs and De La should 

comfortably win, and Old Scotch can upset St 

Bede’s. Uni Blacks, Caulfield, Old Camberwell and 

Old Xavs should all record relatively easy wins. And 

St Kevin’s will need to be at their best to overcome a 

determined St Bernard’s. 

LAST ROUND 


Old Xaverians 3.1 6.3 6.6 9.8 (62) 

De La Salle 2.4 2.6 3.8 4.9 (33) 

GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Hennessy 4 P. Purcell 1 W. Bull 1 J. Moylan 1 M. Dimattina 1 

A. Lachal 1 De La Salle: S. Morwood 1 A. Palmer 1 A. Roberts 1 M. De Luca 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: N. Mudge P. Purcell C. Murphy M. Hennessy J. Sleeman J. Smith 

De La Salle: K. Grant M. De Luca J. Meade A. Roberts A. Palmer B. Hill 

Old Trinity 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.10 (64) 


GOALS Old Trinity : E. MacDonald 3 T. Glazebrook 2 A. Kinross 1 D. Bell 1 P. Langdon 1 

T. Criagie 1 Old Melburnians: A. Ferguson 4 M. Neal 1 

BEST Old Trinity : T. Criagie C. Sparsi P. Langdon A. Hutchison T. Glazebrook 

Old Melburnians: N. Yenken J. Slade A. Ferguson G. Code N. Russell W. McDonald 

Collegians 1.1 9.4 12.5 16.7 (103) 


GOALS Collegians: J. Ashman 8 D. Mutton 3 A. Baxter 1 A. Oldham 1 N. Baxter 1 

M. Nette 1 L. Collins 1 University Blues: A. Walsh 4 R. Key 1 J. McArthur 1 

BEST Collegians: A. Baxter D. Mutton J. Ashman A. Shinkfield L. Schoknecht 

M. Nette University Blues: F. Mooney H. Spring W. Van De Pol C. Pyke J. Poulton D. Marshall 

Werribee Districts 3.3 5.9 8.11 11.15 (81) 


GOALS Werribee Districts: N. Renaut 3 C. Faranda 2 B. Apps 2 A. Hassett 1 

A. Ostrowski 1 L. Klein-Breteler 1 A. Alabakis 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: T. Talbot 3 

D. Lynch 2 J. Terrell 1 S. Jones 1 A. Zagami 1 N. Munday 1 

BEST Werribee Districts: L. Klein-Breteler B. Apps A. Ostrowski R. Yasar N. Renaut A. 

Tedeso St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: S. Ary D. Zagami C. Mouritz S. Jones A. Zagami T. Talbot 


Marcellin 4.2 6.5 8.7 11.10 (76) 

Oakleigh AFC 1.2 2.5 3.8 6.12 (48) 

GOALS Marcellin: A. Ceccomancini 4 G. Petroff 3 J. De Neefe 2 N. Bortolotto 2 Oakleigh AFC: 

S. Wines 2 C. Buchanan 2 A. Lever 1 M. Cooke 1 

BEST Marcellin: J. De Neefe A. Ceccomancini J. Toohey J. Watty L. McCormack S. Kemp 

Oakleigh AFC: J. Van De Ven S. Wines D. Ruddy A. Matthieson C. Buchanan A. Abel 

St Kevins 0.0 0.0 0.0 20.10 (130) 


GOALS St Kevins: T. Crookes 4 S. Browne 4 B. Omizzolo 4 A. Balestra 2 N. Marchesani 1 

S. Kneebone 1 A. Fenech 1 R. Short 1 B. Hughes 1 J. Anthony 1 Caulfield Grammarians: 

B. Scott 2 G. Vanderkruk 2 J. Yelland 2 N. Guyett 1 M. Wilson 1 A. Bednarek 1 

BEST St Kevins: R. Short T. Marchesani T. Sharpe S. Browne N. Marchesani P. Murray 

Caulfield Grammarians: M. Wilson C. Gilsenan G. Vanderkruk B. Cater W. Rudd R. Chapple 

Old Xaverians 5.3 6.4 8.6 9.8 (62) 


GOALS Old Xaverians: B. Corcoran 4 Z. Haupt 2 C. O’Flaherty 2 C. Denton 1 Old Camberwell: 

A. Benson 3 M. Woodbridge 2 N. Bennett 1 S. Mulligan 1 D. La Fontaine 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: M. Adams C. Denton C. O’Flaherty Z. Haupt J. Franklyn W. Molony 

Old Camberwell: B. Dean S. Flanagan D. La Fontaine L. Smith O. Dickson B. Cottrell 

St Bernards 3.4 7.4 10.7 14.8 (92) 

Old Brighton 1.1 2.3 5.5 11.9 (75) 

GOALS St Bernards: M. Sullivan 4 L. Neal 2 M. Kavanagh 2 C. Godfrey 2 D. Kavanagh 1 

A. Helenius 1 O. McIntyre 1 B. Cooper 1 Old Brighton: P. Healey 3 C. Betts 2 A. Betts 2 

A. Cann 2 M. Burge 1 D. Dean 1 

BEST St Bernards: J. Pignataro M. Sullivan N. Counsel C. Godfrey A. Helenius C. Liberatore 

Old Brighton: C. Betts P. Healey A. Pascoe J. Kumm A. Cann A. Betts 


Whitefriars 4.3 6.6 6.10 8.10 (58) 

GOALS University Blacks: B. Farrow 10 T. Brennan 4 J. Gibson 2 C. Bond 2 J. Hume 2 

M. Handscombe 1 J. Gibney 1 P. Aitken 1 S. Lane 1 S. McKnight 1 Whitefriars: H. Fulton 3 

N. Elliott 2 J. Chun 1 C. Tomecek 1 L. Lawson 1 

BEST University Blacks: B. Farrow P. Aitken J. Gibson J. Murfett T. Brennan S. McKnight 

Whitefriars: M. Pelosi H. Fulton M. Pezzimenti D. Moody J. Chun A. Waugh 


Michael Fitzgerald 

FTLOTG 

SHARPSHOOTERS 

Player Club Last Round Total 

PREMIER 

Travis Ridgway OLD HAILEYBURY 2 41 

Shura Taft COLLEGIANS 2 36 

Nicholas Sautner COLLEGIANS 2 35 

Andrew Ramsden OLD TRINITY 8 34 

Samuel Dunell OLD MELBURNIANS 0 29 

PREMIER RESERVE 

William Hartnell UNIVERSITY BLUES 0 31 

James McDonnell OLD XAVERIANS 1 30 

Michael Chitham OLD SCOTCH 7 26 

Stephen Muller DE LA SALLE 0 25 

Jack Jarvis DE LA SALLE 2 25 


Joshua Ashman COLLEGIANS 8 51 

Sam Morwood DE LA SALLE 1 24 

Joshua Heard COLLEGIANS 0 20 

Daniel Molan OLD XAVERIANS 0 20 

PREMIER B 

Owen Weatherley OLD IVANHOE 5 57 

Andrew Merrington ST BERNARDS 6 44 

Brett Sinclair CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 39 

Matthew Petering BEAUMARIS 4 39 

Michael Giansiracusa ST KEVINS 0 37 

PREMIER B RESERVE 

Tim Marshall OLD BRIGHTON 0 28 

Dean Spanos CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 27 

Jack Mullen ST KEVINS 0 26 

Chris Mitchell ST BERNARDS 0 20 

Justin Kremmer CAULFIELD GRAMM 0 18 


Brett Scott CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 48 

Benjamin Corcoran OLD XAVERIANS 4 36 

James Sest OLD BRIGHTON 0 30 

David Kavanagh ST BERNARDS 1 30 

Thomas Crookes ST KEVINS 4 30 

Player Club Last Round Total 

PREMIER C 

David Fayman AJAX 4 68 

Will Pickering FITZROY 0 49 

Jake Lew AJAX 5 45 

Nathan Black WERRIBEE 4 43 

Aaron Taylor WERRIBEE 6 35 

PREMIER C RESERVE 

Theodore Sapountzis WERRIBEE 5 41 

Cameron Raine MAZENOD 5 24 

Andrew Cunningham WERRIBEE 0 23 

Samuel Buckley FITZROY 3 22 

DIVISION 1 

James Wong WILLIAMSTOWN 1 48 

James Coghlan PENINSULA 5 45 

Adam Barclay BANYULE 8 44 

Ash Brown BANYULE 3 40 

David Boundy OLD PARADIANS 2 36 

Harry Whitty PENINSULA 2 31 

DIVISION 1 RESERVE 

Steven Barlow WILLIAMSTOWN 3 38 

James Ratcliffe OLD GEELONG 0 36 

Alex Bottomley BANYULE 1 35 

Zan Wenke BANYULE 4 28 

DIVISION 2 

Glenn Boyd GLEN EIRA 5 61 

Jake George THERRY PENOLA 0 53 

Stuart Patten LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 3 52 

Sabastian Ciavola ELTHAM 3 48 

Adam Ray STH MELB DISTRICTS 3 43 


Timothy Goodwin THERRY PENOLA 8 55 

Anthony Smith EMMAUS ST LEOS 6 52 

Steve Vamvakas GLEN EIRA 1 48 

Timothy Mawdsley LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 3 38 


Player Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round Total 

DIVISION 3 

Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 5 60 

Adam Sleight PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 2 56 

Peter Cristoforo PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 5 52 

Andrew Brazzale KEW 1 48 

Dylan Muscat ALBERT PARK 2 45 


Benjamin Seeger YARRA VALLEY 2 57 

Mitchell Sweeney UHS-VU 7 45 

Rick Ellis PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 5 44 

Adam McBrien IVANHOE 0 41 

DIVISION 4 

Ben Spencer ST FRANCIS XAVIER 7 85 

Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 2 74 

Daniel Penny BOX HILL NORTH 1 62 

Patrick Notaro NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 62 

Ira Israel ELEY PARK SHARKS 1 58 


Thomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 4 40 

Kyle Debernardi SOUTH MORNINGTON 4 35 

Trent Davey RICHMOND CENTRAL 4 34 

Joshua Brown ELEY PARK SHARKS 2 29 

U19 PREMIER 

Sebastian Kemmerer OLD MELBURNIANS 3 45 

Oliver Webber BEAUMARIS 0 42 

Daniel Barry OLD XAVERIANS 2 42 

Hugh Nicholson DE LA SALLE 4 39 

Daniel Iaucione OLD XAVERIANS 0 36 

U19 SECTION 2 

Robert Shergold OLD CAREY 9 62 

Christopher Molivas WERRIBEE 0 53 

David Wall ST BERNARDS 6 45 

Christian Doggett ORMOND 0 42 

REMEMBER 

U19 SECTION 3 

Sam Stacker OLD TRINITY 0 42 

Lachlan McRedmond NORTHERN BULLANTS 4 30 

Richie Simon AJAX 0 29 

Nick Botham MARCELLIN 4 28 

U19 NORTH 

Jack Langford BANYULE 1 46 

Adam Lauria BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0 36 

Charles Ross LA TROBE UNI 1 32 

James Hodson BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 0 31 

Marcus Borg BANYULE 0 31 

Lachlan Roberts IVANHOE 2 31 

U19 SOUTH 

Louis Greco MAZENOD 3 53 

Stefan Gusts ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 29 

Sam Murphy ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 29 

Scott Millner MAZENOD 1 28 

UNDER 18 

Aaron Cloke OAKLEIGH AFC 0 47 

Trent Dimitriou WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 42 

Jayden Costello WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 41 

Mitchell Wilson RUPERTSWOOD AFC 6 39 

CLUB XVIII (1) 

Tom Kovarik DE LA SALLE 9 30 

Robert Moffatt UNIVERSITY BLACKS 2 29 

Hugo Sampson OLD MELBURNIANS 0 26 

Adam Kovarik DE LA SALLE 3 24 

CLUB XVIII (NORTH) 

Tim Sheehan IVANHOE 5 48 

David Witchell BANYULE 0 35 

Simon Lenders OLD CAREY 0 33 

Raymond Steer THERRY PENOLA 1 28 

CLUB XVIII (SOUTH) 

Shane Metz ORMOND AFC 3 53 

George Dellaportas HAWTHORN 0 30 

Stefan Davis MAZENOD 0 24 

Nicholas Bogar MAZENOD 9 21 

Constantinos Terzoglou HAWTHORN 0 21 

PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED 

TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO 

ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO 

ANY VAFA VENUE 


Geoff Reilley 

RETRO 

SAME 

AGAIN? 

12 Months Ago – 2010 

The local derby in Premier C Section, Beaumaris 

versus Parkdale Vultures, was a closer result that 

may have been predicted but maybe it was the 

inaccuracy of the Sharks in their 12.20 to 8.9 win. 

Best – Germano, Ensor, Catlin, Bennett, Duggan, 

McBain (Beaumaris) and P Sullivan, S Sullivan, 

Graham, Kelleher, C Sullivan, Rochford (Parkdale). 

Monash Blues ripped South Melbourne Districts 

apart in Division 1, 31.16 to 5.2 and the Blues 

would probably remain the logical challengers 

to Werribee who sat comfortably on top of the 

ladder. Best – McKenzie (13), Parsons, (6), Smyth, 

Hickey, Young, McCart (MB) and O’Dea, Butler, 

Aquilina, Brendan, Nunn (SMD). 

Jane Barnes of Ormond was the Beiersdorf Trainer 

of the Week. Jane, the daughter of none other than 

the legendary Russell Barnes, embraced her role 

in true Barnes fashion – with enthusiasm, gusto 

and professionalism – and the feedback from the 

Ormond players and officials was very positive. 

There were a number of ‘double centuries’ 

recorded – Joey Trinchi (Manningham Cobras), 

Peter Harrison (De La Salle), Brendan Colville 

(Marcellin) and Alex Tsirogiannis (Glen Eira). 

5 Years Ago – 2006 

Section D2 continued to be a very tight contest 

and the thriller between La Trobe and Werribee 

was an important game. After an even first 

quarter, La Trobe turned it on in the second with 

6.1 to 0.1 and it was how far the ‘Trobers’. Werribee 

had other ideas and fought back tenaciously in 

the third term and then proceeded to run down 

La Trobe winning by 1 solitary point 9.6 to 9.5 and 

with the win came a real good chance for finals. 

Best – Lee, Tedesco, Addamo, Dimasi, Walsh, 

Morrow (W) and Pruscino, Brooks, Marx, Davies, 

Vanooi, Merrington (LaT). 

South Melbourne Districts continued on their 

merry way in D3 Section with a strong win over 

top four team Elsternwick, 18.8 to 11.12. South 

remained on top of the ladder. Best – Moojen, 

Washington, Madden, Mahoney, McGee (6), 

D’Andrea (SMD) and Patey, Cotter, Hunter (4), 

O’Donnell, C Mahoney, Beddingfield (E). 

In D4 Section, Eltham met top team Hawthorn and 

were determined to stop the rot and not have to 

be defeated for the third time in a row. Hawthorn 

were too strong however and made it 9 straight 

with their 16.5 to 11.18 victory. Eltham did not give 

in easily but the final score was 16.5 to 11.18. Best 

– Monck, Nunan, Fisher, Pritchard (3), McVeigh, 

Gebhardt (H) and Runco, Turner (3), Whyte, 

Dillon, Duggan, Galvin (E). David Longworth and 

Vaughan Sidebottom were the field umpires. 


In their battle for fourth place in D3 Section, 

Monash Gryphons started well against Hawthorn 

and kept up the pace in the second quarter to 

hold a 5 goal lead at the main break and their 

defence was exceptionally efficient with the 

majority of Hawthorn’s attacks being repelled. 

Hawthorn managed only 2 goals after half time 

as the Gryphons ran away with the game 16.17 

to 6.13. Best – Leeton (3), N Rutherford (4), Gross, 

Wells, Hetherington, Blandford (Monash) and P 

Avery, Bettio, Ogge, Orchard, Delaney, Hayes (H). 

As Section D4 scribe, Gavan Flower, was recovering 

from a broken leg received in a match the 

previous week, the VAFA’s Brett Connell stepped 

up to the mark and reported thus – in the top of 

the table clash, Syndal Tally Ho took control in the 

second term to gradually pull away from Bulleen 

Cobras, inch by inch. The match was played at 

breakneck speed and it was a real cracker; as one 

would expect from the top teams. The Cobras 

simply refused to go away and it took the last 

quarter’s 4 goals by STH to break the back of the 

cobras doggedness; final score 13.13 to 8.8. Best 

– Bingham, Henderson, Dix (3), L Hannemann, 

J Hannemann, Rutter (STH) and Dall’oelio, M 

Pearson, May, Starrett (4(, Clements (Cobras). 

Congratulations were extended to the following 

umpires who had officiated in the rep games the 

previous week – Tim Sutcliffe and Luke Moncrieff 

(field), Tim Dornom and Nigel Woods (boundary) 

and Bernie Jephson and Rob Parry (goals). 


In C Section, Bulleen Templestowe (third) recorded 

a significant win against Ivanhoe (second) 26.15 

to 7.6 and now appeared to be the main thereat 

to Whitefriars (first). After an even first half, the 

Bullants simply crushed the Hoes kicking 20 goals 


to 3 after the first break. Best – Mayne (7), George, 

Driver, Espenschied, Harvie (3), Wotherspoon 

(BT) and Pettingil, Stewart, Armstrong, Jackson, 

Kennedy, Nibau (Ivanhoe). 

In D Section Hampton Rovers caused a bit of 

an upset over Old Geelong 5.11 to 5.8 costing 

Old Geelong second place. Best – McConville, 

Hetherington, Young, Hender, Capp, Hobson 

(Rovers) and Clarke, Williams, Heritage, Bayliss, 

Colaci, P Handbury (OG). 

Interesting tribunal result when a Caulfield 

Grammarians’ player was charged and found 

guilty of an assault, receiving 1 match for his 

troubles. The charge – striking a gaol post!! A 

pretty light sentence given the gaol post is not 

really in a position to protect itself!! 

Among the milestones were some well known 

amateur players achieving significant levels – 

Robin Martin and Ron Verma, 300 and 200 games 

respectively. Michael Ritterman (AJAX) 300 games 

and a double century to Banyule personality, 

Michael Power. 

30 Years Ago – 1981 

In A Section, Marcellin met equal top team Old 

Xaverians and needed to win to stay in the top 

four. The Xavs however controlled the game for 

three quarters and only a spirited last term by 

the Eagles with 6 goals to 2, made it close 16.12 

to 14.12. With De La Salle’s big win, they took 

Marcellin’s fourth spot. Best – Vale, Corcoran (4), 

Denton, Brown, Carmody, Byrne (OX) and Gartner, 

Reghenzani, Boyce, Cullinan, A Jones (5), Hesse 

(Marcellin). 

The closest game in B Section was between the 

top two, Collegians and Ivanhoe and it was a really 

good contest. Ivanhoe held the upper hand by 

nearly 5 goals at half time but the Lions slammed 

on 5.3 to nothing in the third and held on to win 

16.8 to 12.9. Best – T Bennett (9), Cook, Williams, 

Hibbins, Etherington, Parsons (Collegians) 

and Robertson, Jones (4), Valena, McDonald, 

Campiron, Pratt (Ivanhoe). 

Greg Parsons (Collegians) played his 100th game 

and had joined the Lions after a brief spell with 

Richmond Under 19’s. The loping left footer 

experienced some inconsistency early in his 

career at Collegians but had since settled down 

and often played match winning footy from his 

half forward flank. 


After Uni Blues defeated 

St Bernards 15.14 to 11.16, 

the A Section ladder had 

an unusual look about it 

– The Blues, Coburg and Ormond all on 11 wins, 

St Bernards, Caulfield Grammarians and Monash 

Blues all on 9 wins and De La Salle, Old Scotch and 

MHSOB all on 3 wins. Only Collegians looked out 

of place with only 1 win. The Blues had slackened 

off a bit in the second half and St Bernards made 

a real game of it. Best – Nicholls, Leitch, Barkley 

(7), McArthur, Trumble, Scarfe (Blues) and Burgin, 

Hannaberry, J Perrett, Ginnivan, Sullivan, Hancox 

(St Bernards). 

Uni Blacks lost top billing when they were defeated 

by Kew in B Section, 13.10 to 8.12. The Blacks 

held a slender lead at half time but fell away at 

critical times. Best – Stone (3), Smith, Hayes, Berry, 

Mitchell, Barclay (Kew) and Spring, McLelland, 

McLean, Cordner, Clarke, McCallum (Blacks). 


In the worst weather conditions for some years, 

three leading teams were defeated – MHSOB, 

Old Carey and AJAX who suffered their first loss 

for the season at the hands of Assumption Old 

Collegians 11.16 to 8.6. Jackson, McMahon and 

Muinari (Assumption) and Janover, Duzenman 

and Perelberg (AJAX) were best. 

Top C Sections teams, St Bernards and Old 

Brighton staged a thriller 5.6 to 5.5, St Bernards 

just getting over the line. Best - Reidy, K Hampson, 

Mahoney (StB) and Berry, Code, D Meyers (OB). 

100 games to John Taylor (Kew) and Bruce Ferrall 

(AMP). 


On a wind swept ground University Blacks went 

down to Commonwealth Bank by 13 points in a 

very hard fought match. Peter Scott at centre half 

back marked and kicked very well, Harry Meredith 

and Bob Leggatt roved tirelessly and Jerry Lewin 

battled hard in the ruck for the Blacks. 

Also in unpleasant conditions, Old Scotch were 

too strong for Ivanhoe. Brian Thompson in the 

backline was ‘unpassable’ all day, Jim Perry rucked 

tirelessly in the ruck and Manson Russel bobbed 

up all over the place in addition to kicking 4 goals. 

Neil Whittaker, Kevin Clarke, Len Irwin and Eddie 

Tucker were Ivanhoe’s best. 


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Late Scores – 16/7/2011 

Old Brighton- Premier B Thirds 

Latrobe University- Division 2 

Reserve 

Ivanhoe- Division 3 

West Brunswick- Division 3 

Ivanhoe- Division 3 reserve 

West Brunswick Division 3 Reserve 

Ivanhoe- Division 3 Reserve 

Eley Park- Division 4 

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Incorrect Scores –9/7/2011 

St Kevins- Premier B 

Oakleigh- Premier B Thirds 

Eley Park- Division 4 Reserve 

Beaumaris- U/19 South 

Results of Tribunal – 

26 July 2011 

Dwayne Holt, De La Salle. 

Striking, 3 matches. 

Jack Jarvis, De La Salle (Reserves). 


Jack Cookson, Monash Blues 

(Under-19). Striking, 2 matches. 

*Christopher Curran, 

Williamstown CYMS (Reserves). 


*Accepted Prescribed Penalty 

Result of Investigation – 

26 July 2011 

Old Essendon and Werribee minor 

melee, senior match on 16 July. 

Both clubs accepted prescribed. 

Old Essendon $250, Werribee 

$400. 

Old Haileybury and University 

Blues minor melee, senior match 

on 16 July. 


Old Haileybury $150, University 

Blues $250. 

Collegians and Old Trinity major 

melee, senior match on 16 July. 


Collegians $500, Old Trinity $300. 

Old Xaverians and St. Bedes 

Mentone Tigers minor melee, 

senior match on 17 July. 

Charge proven. Old Xaverians $250, 

St. Bedes Mentone Tigers $400. 

University Blacks and Beaumaris 

major melee, senior match on 

16 July. 

Charge downgraded to minor melee. 

Both clubs fined $500 with $200 

suspended until end of the 2012 

season. 


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OLD XAVERIANS V COLLEGIANS 

UNIVERSITY BLUES V ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS 

OLD TRINITY V OLD HAILEYBURY 

OLD MELBURNIANS V DE LA SALLE 

OLD CAREY V OLD SCOTCH 

PREMIER B 

BEAUMARIS V CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 

OLD IVANHOE V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

OLD BRIGHTON V ST BERNARDS 

OAKLEIGH V ST KEVINS 

HAMPTON ROVERS V MARCELLIN 

PREMIER C 

OLD ESSENDON V MHSOB 

ORMOND V OLD CAMBERWELL 

AJAX V MAZENOD 

MONASH BLUES V FITZROY 

WERRIBEE V RUPERTSWOOD 

DIVISION 1 

BANYULE V OLD GEELONG 

WHITEFRIARS V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 

PARKDALE VULTURES V WILLIAMSTOWN 

OLD PARADIANS V PENINSULA 

NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS V OLD MENTONIANS 

DIVISION 2 

AQUINAS V ELTHAM 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY V EMMAUS ST LEOS 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN V SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS 

OLD WESTBOURNE V THERRY PENOLA 

GLEN EIRA V ST JOHNS 

DIVISION 3 

UHS-VU V KEW 

IVANHOE V ELSTERNWICK 

YARRA VALLEY V WEST BRUNSWICK 

MT LILYDALE V PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 

HAWTHORN V MONASH GRYPHONS 

ALBERT PARK V POWER HOUSE 

DIVISION 4 

POINT COOK V CHADSTONE 

BOX HILL NORTH V NORTH BRUNSWICK 

SOUTH MORNINGTON V ST FRANCIS XAVIER 

ELEY PARK SHARKS V SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 

RICHMOND CENTRAL V MANNINGHAM COBRAS 

U19 PREMIER 

DE LA SALLE V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

OLD SCOTCH V OLD XAVERIANS 

ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS V BEAUMARIS 

UNIVERSITY BLUES V FITZROY 

U19 SECTION 2 

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V ORMOND 

OLD MENTONIANS V OLD HAILEYBURY 

ST BERNARDS V OLD CAREY 

ST KEVINS V WERRIBEE 

OLD BRIGHTON BYE 

U19 SECTION 3 

OLD IVANHOE V OLD ESSENDON 9:20 

COLLEGIANS V OLD CAMBERWELL 

OLD TRINITY V HAMPTON ROVERS 

NORTHERN BULLANTS V AJAX 

MARCELLIN BYE 

U19 NORTH 

BANYULE V WHITEFRIARS OC 

EMMAUS ST LEOS V LA TROBE UNI 

THERRY PENOLA V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 

IVANHOE BYE 

U19 SOUTH 

OLD XAVERIANS V ST MARY’S SALESIAN 

MAZENOD V BEAUMARIS 

MHSOB V MONASH BLUES 

DE LA SALLE V PENINSULA 11:40 

UNDER 18 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON V WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 9:20 

THERRY PENOLA V OAKLEIGH AFC 9:20 

RUPERTSWOOD AFC V WERRIBEE AFC 9:20 

ST BERNARDS BYE 


OLD XAVERIANS V COLLEGIANS 11:40 

UNIVERSITY BLUES V ST BEDES/MT 11:40 

OLD MELBURNIANS V DE LA SALLE 11:40 

OLD SCOTCH V WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 11:40 

OLD TRINITY BYE 


CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS V WHITEFRIARS 11:40 

OAKLEIGH AFC V OLD XAVERIANS 9:20 

ST BERNARDS V UNIVERSITY BLACKS 11:40 

ST KEVINS V OLD BRIGHTON 11:40 

MARCELLIN V OLD CAMBERWELL 11:40 

CLUB XVIII 

1ST SEMI-FINAL 

3RD V 4TH 

2ND SEMI-FINAL 

1ST V 2ND SUN 14:15 



3RD V 4TH FRI 18:45 





3RD V 4TH 11:40 




PREMIER 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Coach: Andrew Gowers 

Assistants: Andrew Dillon Nick Holland 

James McDonald Ted Woodruff 

Reserves: Matt O’Hanlon, Andrew Jones, 

Andrew Oswald 

UNI BLUES 

Coach: John Kanis 

Asst Coach: Fergus Watts 

Reserves: Chris Baumgartner 

2 Chris Santalucia 

4 James McDonnell 

5 Dan Rush 

6 Will Smith 

7 Michael Darvell (VC) 

8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC) 

9 Damien Lynch 

10 Jake Williams 

11 Luke Howard 

12 Marcus Allan 

13 Josh Agius (VC) 

14 Josh Douglas 

15 Matt Skidmore 

16 Brad Rogerson 

17 Chris Larkins 

18 John Shaw 

19 Tim Dynon 

20 Dan Higgins 

21 Dan Noonan 

22 Cameron Hunter 

23 Lachlan Smith 

24 Cameron Purss 

25 Tim Biddlecombe 

26 Nick Wynne 

27 Tim Agius 

28 Sam O’Sullivan 

29 Matt Handley 

30 Liam Ginnivan 

31 Matt Ball (C) 

32 Oliver Gidley 

33 James Ulbrick 

34 Ryan Colbert 

35 James McDonald 

36 David Sapuppo 

37 Nick Dimattina 

38 Peter Ryan 

39 Jackson McGrath 

40 Sam Lees 

41 Esmond Prowse 

42 Louis Tiernan 

43 Jack Stean 

44 Matt Walsh 

45 James Glen 

46 Stuart Skidmore 

47 Brendan Goss 

48 Huw Davies 

49 Jonathan Pintal 

50 Fraser Paterson 

51 Tom McClusky 

52 Pat Ambrose 

53 Jon Mercuri (VC) 

54 James Morton 

55 Nick Biddlecombe 

56 Ed Lachal 

57 Mathew Rowse 

58 Jack Davies 

59 Dom Walker 

60 Dan Meehan 

61 James Quinn 

62 Matthew Romanim 

63 Tim O’Meara 

MAJOR SPONSORS 

East Malvern 

Community Bank® Branch 

1 P Butko 

2 M McLeod 

3 C Shaw 

4 S Gilbertson 

5 Q Gleeson 

6 J Mugavin 

7 M Kilpin 

8 S Toulmin 

9 S Chadwick 

10 T Hunt 

11 H Vickers-Willis 

12 M Torney 

13 T Girdwood 

14 B Peters 

15 B McConnell 

16 A Austin 

18 M Monteith 

19 A Lowcock 

20 J Watts 

21 M Steinbach 

22 B Millard 

23 J Meagher 

24 T Muhlebach 

25 A Nice 

26 N Anderson 

27 H McDonald 

28 A Weddell 

29 R Key 

30 D. Brady 

31 J Van de Pol 

32 M Paterson 

33 S Roche 

34 W Hartnell 

35 M Allen 

36 D Withers 

37 L Butler 

38 T O’Hare 

39 D Heinz 

40 P Smith 

41 T Stainforth 

42 M.Allen 

43 B Merriman 

44 J Wood 

45 D Barton 

46 H Rankin 

47 C Pyke 

48 J Maxwell 

49 N Taylor 

50 J Perkins 

51 Tom Maddocks 

52 J Crawford 

53 S Bryce 

54 S Curran 

55 L Butler 

56 W Robinson 

57 J Heinz 

58 D Parkinson 

59 D Paton 

60 Tris Maddocks 

61 A Christensen 

62 J Maguire 

63 B Laidlaw 

64 A Walsh 

66 D Gumley 

67 N Hardie-Grant 

68 D Gregory 

69 Nick McRae 

70 L Quin 

72 D Marshall 

73 R Wilson 

74 R Quail 

75 T Bean 

76 L Michell 

77 O Lade 

78 T Calvert 

80 M Tucker 

81 J Clifford 

82 J McArthur 

83 P Hayes 

84 M Rees 

87 B Girdwood 

89 R Kennedy 

91 W Van De Pol 

92 M Pickering 

94 W McLachlan 

99 J Eastman 


PREMIER 

COLLEGIANS 

Coach: Mark Hibbins / Simon Arnott 

Reserves: Denis Castaldi 

OLD MELBURNIANS 

Coach: David Landrigan 

Assistants: Frank Dunell, Wayne Oswald 

Reserve: Mick Carty 

Thirds: Chris Jenkins 

1 Jono Dixon 

2 Tom Bull 

3 Charlie Holst 

4 Nick Ries 

5 Andrew Scott 

6 Jack Bull 

7 Shura Taft 

8 Daniel Strachan 

8r Cam Unsworth 

9 Michael Dyer 

10 James Jorgensen 

11 Nicholas Sautner 

12 Simon Hall 

13 Lloyd Whitby 

14 Barclay Dixon 

15 Jay Austerberry 

16 Andrew Baxter 

17 Richard Hosking 

18 Trent Zimbachs 

19 Stuart Inglis 

20 Sam Troon 

21 James Harvey 

21r Ollie Howard 

22 Hugh Apted 

23 Wil Tardif 

24 Tim Baxter 

25 James Kondarovskis 

26 Jesse Band Conrick 

27 Corey Cassidy 

28 Tom Penberthy 

29 Nick Stone 

30 Josh Kamener 

31 Nick Roach 

32 Chris Blumfi eld (C) 

33 Lachlan Ferguson 

33r Marty Williams 

34 Harry Croft 

35 Anthony Carydias 

36 Nick Corp 

37 Michael Noonan 

38 Tom O’Donnell 

40 Luke Casey 

41 Brad Duff 

42 Jack Parsons 

43 Ed Malone 

44 Paul Evans 

45 Andrew Stone 

46 Julian Hampton 

47 Alex Benton 

48 Sam Doupe-Watt 

49 Ryley Berry 

50 Jayden Head 

52 Chris Godfrey 

53 Glenn Sampson 

54 Tom Sztefek 

55 Mark Austin 

57 Charlie Simmons 

58 Nick Bobeff 

59 Sam Cutts 

61 Ed Cordner 

62 Kim Findlay 

65 Alexander Croft 

66 Huw Forbes 

86 Hugh McKenzie 

90 Tim Foster 

1 Simon Taylor 

2 James Beaumont (C) 

3 Tom Paule 

4 Jono Nash 

5 Cameron Beck 

6 Chris Righetti 

7 Sam Dunnell 

8 Nathan Henley 

9 Billy Irving 

10 Andrew Prowse (VC) 

11 Tom Bachet 

12 Chris Hood 

13 Charlie Gardiner 

14 Will Lewis 

15 Adam Morgan 

16 Luke Casey-Leigh 

17 Tom Davidson 

18 Tom Hywood 

20 Ben Mckie 

21 Natt Nixon 

22 James Ray 

23 Nick De Steiger 

24 Mike Davis (VC) 

25 Tom Campbell 

26 Matt Wright 

27 Alex Clarke 

28 Jeremy Beaumont 

29 Kane Penn 

30 Alex Carter 

31 Karl Lombardozzi 

32 Will Harvey 

33 Aaron Klutke 

34 Harry Jupp 

35 Aiden Leishman 

36 Ben Hayes 

37 Tim Mclardy 

38 Adam Marangon 

39 Charles Cumbrae- 

Stewart 

40 Jono Gooley 

41 Al Ferguson 

42 James Newton 

43 Lachie Bennett 

44 Phil Young 

45 Ted De Fegely 

46 Martin Mccoy 

47 Matt Churkovich 

48 Will Myer 

49 Jono Phillips 

50 Al Armstrong 

51 Konrad Spies 

52 Lachie Cameron 

53 Marty Stannard 

54 Lewis Haralambous 

55 Nick Amato 

56 Chris Stubbe 

57 Steve Zayler 

58 Steve Petsinis 

59 Theo Code 

60 Tom Healey 

61 Tom Harrison 

62 Will Smibert 

63 Chris Baillieu 

64 Will Johnson 

65 Tim Gobbo 

67 Sam Playfair 

73 Tim Davis 


PREMIER 

1 Dayne Coulsen- 

Hoffecker 

2 Kristian Butler 

3 Andrew Bourke 

4 Brent Walsh 

5 Brendan Jennings 

6 Heath Banfi eld 

7 Brendan Iezzi (C) 

8 Tim Walsh (VC) 

9 Andrew Hore-Lacey 

10 Jack Osborne (VC) 

11 Kris Spassopoulos 

12 Luke Pacconi 

13 Jack Gale 

14 Harry Tinney 

15 Angus Greene 

16 Jake Walsh 

17 Leigh Clarke 

18 Jack Healy (VC) 

19 Nick Howell (VC) 

20 Rob Humann 

21 Tim Howell 

22 Brett Barrat 

23 Andrew Ramsden 

24 Andrew Marsden 

25 Kristian Noden 

26 Matthew Hale 

27 Matthew Brown 

28 Harry McGregor 

29 Tom Healy 

30 Max Burgess 

31 Callum Pohl 

32 Brett Robertson 

33 Joel Aitken 

34 Justin Kenna 

35 Paul Langdon 

36 Nick Bourke 

37 Ben Howell 

38 Cameron Stockdale 

39 Jed Burgess 

40 James Webster 

41 Fergus Stewart 

44 Chris Beaton 

45 Andrew Kinross 

48 Jack Hunt 

49 Ned Hunt 

51 Tom Fogarty 

56 Scott Meighan 

OLD TRINITY 

Coach: Adam Andrews 

Assistant: Gerard Sholly/ Leigh Clarke 

57 Will Bowman 

59 Tim Cade 

62 Jim Wilson 

63 Stuart Cade 

86 Alex Brawn 

1 Nick Roberts 

2 John Nicolopoulos 

3 Matthew Moore 

4 Mark Collins 

5 Michael Duggan 

6 Tyson Hunt 

7 Xavier Murphy 

7R Peter Harrison 

8 Simon Hale 

8R Alexander Roberts 

9 Jarrod Moloney 

10 David Lowe (C) 

10R Beau Hill 

11 Will Fenton 

12 Dwayne Holt 

13 Jacob Gotch 

14 Joshua Harris 

15 Damien Hale 

16 Sam Pickett 

17 Sam Williams 

18 Ben Humphrey 

19 Brett Eddy 

19R Rishton Mcardle 

20 Aaron Shields 

20R Sam Morwood 

21 Daniel Close 

21R Shane Griffi n 

22 Aaron Kneebone 

23 Ryan Sherman 

24 Nathan Harris 

25 Lachlan Bull 

26 Sam Nethersole 

27 James Crowe 

28 Sam Haslem 

29 Leigh Harrison 

30 Joel Phillips 

30R Daniel Griffi n 

31 Nick Stewart 

32 Jack Vickers 

33 Steven Muller 

34 Luke Semmel 

35 Justin Baxter 

36 James Hansen 

37 Pat Carroll 

38 Lachlan O’Connell 

38R James Hansen 

39 Ben Oakley 

40 Edward Clinch 

DE LA SALLE 

Coach: Greg McLoughlin 

Assitants: John McDonough, 

Damon Paull 

Reserves: Dom McInerney 

Thirds: Liam O’Donnell 

SPONSORS 

41 Brendan Close 

42 Tom Humphrey 

43 Mark Todd 

44 Tim Kovess 

45 Ben Nethersole 

46 Luke Jarvis 

47 Hugh Nicholson 

48 Eddie Espinosa 

49 Ryan Harris 

50 Tyson Parker 

51 Tom McMahon 

52 Tom Moloney 

53 Edward Murphy 

54 Michael Nankervis 

55 Steven Hogan 

56 Patrick Monaghan 

57 Tom Naughtin 

58 Luke Williams 

59 Jack Jarvis 

60 Michael De Luca 

61 Johnny Creedon 

62 Shane Griffi n 

63 Jesse Brown 

64 Sam Bennetts 

65 Kieren Grant 

66 Luis Godhino 

67 Robert Gamble 

69 James Meade 

88 Rob Gamble 


PREMIER 

1 Sam Thompson (VC) 

2 Ash Lim 

3 Gus Gray 

4 Charles Tallent 

5 Matthew Tyler 

6 Hamish Dick 

7 George Dick 

8 Lachie Hill 

9 Scott Sherwen 

10 Mark Passador (VC) 

11 Nick Allen 

12 James Bowden 

14 Adam Houlihan 

15 Matthew Parisi 

16 Shane Neaves 

17 Ashley Noonan 

18 Caillin O’Shannessy 

19 Lachie Cohen 

20 Tim Green 

21 Adam Routledge 

22 Hugo Perry 

23 Max van den Broek 

24 Jack Davis 

25 Pat Butler 

26 Nich Hildebrandt 

27 Robbie Ferraro 

28 Jake Collins 

29 Travis Ronaldson 

30 Scott Bradley 

31 Lachie Armstrong 

32 Richard Eva (C) 

33 Matthew Cogan 

34 Sam Barnett 

35 Will Strange 

36 Nick Clay 

37 Sean Leith 

38 Jason Sherriff 

39 Simon Barnett 

40 Al Pike 

41 Richard Wilkinson 

42 Tom McKinley 

43 Byron Smith 

44 Tim Keck (RC) 

45 Sam Leetham 

46 Nich Lawrence 

47 Anzack Newman 

48 Fraser Macfarlane 

49 Oliver Baxter 

50 Alex O’Shannessy 

OLD SCOTCH 

Coach: Peter Banfi eld 

Assistant: Brian Winton 

Reserves: Tim Shearer 

Asst Reserves: Steve Schilling 

Thirds: Hamish Taylor 

51 John Daggian 

52 Simon Chandler 

53 James Long 

54 Jayden Charlton 

55 Nich Cox 

56 Tim Mead 

57 Lachie Cooper 

58 Matthew Shadiac 

59 Andrew Mitchell 

60 Nic Thompson 

61 Will Allen 

62 Michael Chitham 

63 Cam Mason 

64 Tom Harkness 

65 Fergus McKenzie 

66 Jayson Speck 

67 Ollie Hay 

68 Max Davis 

69 Alex van Ryn 

70 Oliver Nickson 

71 Leo Tang 

72 Ben Nickless 

73 Rob Njoku 

74 Alex Williamson 

75 Lachie McDonough 

76 Brodie Leahy 

77 Matt Burns 

78 Richard McCann 

79 Hamish Taylor 

80 Hamish McClean 

81 Tim Melville 

82 Will Ponsford 

83 Adrian Cox 

84 Will Mackintosh 

85 Robbie Hays 

86 Peter Rattray 

87 Alex Stott 

88 Nick Jamieson 

89 Blood jumper 

90 Mitchell Scott 

91 Jason Goldsworthy 

92 Matthew Seed 



95 Tim Mursell 

96 Angus Lie 

97 Hugh McKenzie 

98 Tom Gherardin 

99 Charlie Houghton 

1. Paul Wintle 

2. Luke Wintle 

3. Luke Collins 

4. Ben Phibbs 

5. Dan Garside 

6. Jon Kane 

7. Anthony Scafi di 

8. Andrew Scafi di 

9. Chris Richards 

10. Michael Wintle 

11. James Tyquin (C) 

12. Tom Garside 

13. Pat Tyquin 

14. Simon Richards 

15. Hiwab Shakaib 

16. Ryan Power 

17. Nick Corda 

18. Alex Kane 

19. Matt Hilton 

20. Michael Meehan 

21. Pat Kean 

22. Jamie Maddocks 

23. Ryan Pendlebury 

24. Jack Hellier 

25. Dean Porter 

26. Gavin Brown 

27. Tom Marks 

28. Andrew McMahon 

29. Darcy Holden 

30. Michael McGettigan 

31. Adam Patterson 

32. Lewis Mitchell 

33. Sam Anstey 

34. Kristian Bleisner 

35. Michael Barnhoorn 

36. George Rowlands 

37. Brendon Dillon 

38. David Teasdale 

39. Luke Barnhoorn 

40. Dean Zagami 

41. Mark Geschke 

42. Jamie Marks 

43. Hayden Jeans 

44. Alex Cross 

45. James Murnane 

46. Todd Bastion 

47. Luke Kowalski 

ST BEDES M/T 

Coach: Owen Lalor 

Asst Coach: Michael Lovejoy 

Asst Coach: Sam Anstey 

Reserves Coach: Brad Berry 

48. Andrew Fyans 

49. Shaun Glennen 

50. Tim Mavric 

51. Adam Zagami 

52. Sam Nicholls 

53. Stephen Ary 

54. Nick Seeber 

55. Tim Demacedo 

56. Carey Neville 

57. Chris Maddox 

58. David Ferraro 

59. Aiden Foote 

60. James McDevitt 

61. Pat Liston 

62. Luke Porter (CR) 

63. James Morrisson 

64. Dale Martin 

65. Shane Jones 

66. Damien Waters 

67. Jarryd Robertson 

70 Luke Terrell 

75 Adam Ryan 


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PREMIER 

OLD HAILEYBURY 

Coach: David Lappage 

Reseves: Craig Brockley 

OLD CAREY 

Senior Coach: Trevor Rowe 

Assistants: Richard Oppy, Travis Derricott 

1 Liam Donelly 

2 A Brown 

3 Hamish McLauchlan 

4 Sam Langford-Jones 

5 Toby Gill 

6 Samuel Casey 

7 Tom Tyrell 

7 Alexander Johnston 

8 Farooq Mohammed 

9 Peter Gleadhill 

10 James Pitcher 

11 Matthew Ditchfi eld 

12 Matthew Lillie 

13 Brett Voss 

14 Travis Ridgway 

15 David MacKenzie (C) 

16 David Comben 

17 Scott Fitzgerald 

18 Nicholas Harrison 

18 William Rule 

19 Christopher Morrison 

20 Ashley King 

21 Matthew Hoffman 

22 Matthew Douglas 

23 Chris Ferguson 

24 Ash Salter 

25 Lachlan Nash 

26 David McCormack 

27 Matthew Jones 

28 Spencer Roberts 

29 Brett Carson 

30 Benjamin White 

31 David Mason 

32 Ed Limon 

33 Lachie Ferguson 

33r Marty Williams 

34 Corey Millard 

35 Tomas Chisholm (VC) 

36 Adam Weekes 

37 Daniel Brown 

38 Anthony Wright 

39 S Mayes 

40 Travis Wyeth 

41 A Byass 

42 Lachlan Wyeth 

43 Jason Kurta 

44 Jarrod Mclauchlan 

45 Con Aligizakis 

46 D Mayes 

47 Julian Bayard 

48 Tristan Coles 

49 Luke Pitcher 

50 Paul Silberer 

51 Luke Davey 

52 Mark Seccull 

53 Mitchell George 

54 Adam Vitolins 

55 Ben Langford-Jones 

56 Scott Jensen 

57 Andrew Kight 

58 Rhys McMurray 

59 Wayne Smith 

64 P Benton 

69 M Wray 

60 J Steen 

61 J Coleman 

62 G White 

64 P Benton 

66 W Smith 

69 M Wray 

1 Steven Freemantle 

2 Grant Baldwin 

3 Ben Smithwick 

4 Julian Rowe 

5 Luke Maslin 

6 Joel Newnham 

7 Thomas Evans (C) 

8 Paul Fiorenza 

9 Christopher Casey 

10 Christopher Laidlaw 

11 Scott Virtue 

11 Morgan Evans 

12 Glen Parker 

13 James Courtot 

14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes 

15 Jarrod Reid 

16 Brendan Huf 

17 Cameron Smith 

17 Mathew Laidlaw 

18 Nicholas Colbert 

19 Carl Peterson 

20 James Murrie 

21 Lachlan Mcqueen- 

Miscamble 

22 Andrew Kent 

23 Cameron Howat (VC) 

24 Alexander Thompson 

25 Andrew Willingham 

26 Jamie Carpenter 

27 Alistair McQueen-Parton 

28 Sam Arthur 

28 Ryan Crozier 

29 Jack Joslin 

30 Cameron Jones 

31 Brett De Leijer 

32 Bas Simpson 

33 Luke Marriott 

34 Luke Crozier 

35 Robert Josephs 

36 Thomas Newton 

37 Steve Harris 

38 Luke McKinnon (RC) 

39 Alex Pattison 

40 Sam Hassett 

40 Gavin Plummer 

41 Simon Cust 

42 Scott Gordon 

43 Alistar Reed 

44 Dylan Hyne 

45 Tim Rule 

46 Simon Bramwell 

47 Liam Cooney 

48 Nic Newhouse 

49 Travis Chiuchiarelli 

50 Blake Fordham 

51 Simon Davidson 

52 Nicholas Koa 

53 Ben Laing 

54 Frank Greco 

55 Tim Angus 

56 Lewis Fotheringham 

57 Tim Smith 

58 James McWhinney 

59 Robert O’Hern 

60 Will Cushen 

61 Matt Howat 

62 Ronan Kinsella 

63 Adam Remmers 

64 Geoff Trumble 

65 David Bowley 

66 Marcus Ramsay 

67 Ben Armstrong 

68 Tim Wilkins 

70 Sam Landgren 

71 Andrew Mazzocato 

72 Campbell Wallace 

73 Callum O’Brien 

74 Simon Lenders 

76 James Wagner (RC) 

77 Andrew Bird 

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PREMIER B 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Jason Mifsud 

Assistants: Craig Tonkin / Josh Bourke 

Reserve Coach: John Burke 

HAMPTON ROVERS 

Coach: Russell Barnes 

Asst. Coach: Steve Kennedy, 

Brendan Robbins 

Reserves: Anthony Quon/Jaye Macumber 

1 Matthew Duggan 

2 Rob Cathcart 

3 Matthew Petering 

4 Sean Coote 

5 Mark Ensor 

6 Chris Langdon/ 

Andrew Spence 

7 Tom Dean 

8 Will Sanchez 

9 Doug Pritchard 

10 Nick Loucaides/ 

James LeBreton 

11 Sam McBain 

12 Scott Gower 

13 Will Murton 

14 Tim Collins 

15 Alex Bennett 

16 Matthew McNally 

17 Anthony Carroll 

18 Chris Germano/ 

Nick Kennedy 

19 Mick Atkins 

20 Callan Buckley 

21 Josh Kelly 

22 Luke Atkins 

23 Adam Catlin 

25 Travis Woolnough 

24 Kelvin Barnes 

26 Michael DeFontenay 

27 Brayden Haynes 

28 Mick Millar/ 

Steve McLaughlin 

29 Tom Nash 

31 James Lapa 

33 Matthew Stephens 

34 Will Edmonds 

35 Sean McNicholas 

36 Scott Kendall 

37 Lachlan Quirk 

37 Tom Abbott 

38 Michael Wilson 

39 Luke McNicholas 

40 Brett Wall 

41 Marcus Lee 

42 James Bliesner 

43 Mark Bramwell 

43 Jordan Thompson 

44 Pete Richter 

45 Greg Roberts 

46 Simon Lee 

47 Tim Lees 

47 Tom Gandy 

48 Jarrad Evans 

49 Luke Slater 

50 Matthew Kurta 

51 Tim Wallace 

52 Jay Williams 

53 Matthew Hutcheon 

54 Chris Badman 

55 Joel Billing 

56 James Nicholson 

57 Travis Kelly 

58 Luke Sketchley 

59 Craig Tubb 

60 Mitchell Bourne 

61 Brad Kilgore 

62 John Bramwell 

63 Mitch Keating 

64 John Roney 

65 Steve Hadatich 

66 Ashley McWilliam 

67 Ben Strong 

68 Jack Coleman 

1 Leigh Fletcher 

2 Mark Devereaux 

3 Guy Martyn 

4 Gary Carr 

5 Stuart Burggraaff 

6 Nick Lyall 

7 Anton Duddy 

8 Adam Mcneil 

11 Nick Henry 

12 Daniel Andersen 

13 Gerrard Woods 

14 Jackson Ward 

15 Zack Alcott 

16 Garry Giasoumi 

17 Daniel Corp 

18 Richard Atkins 

19 Tom Mitchell 

20 Thomas Youl 

21 Jay Ting 

22 Matt Terech 

23 Matthew Gray 

24 Thom Mccarthy 

25 Shem Curry 

26 Matthew Innes 

27 Josh Verlin 

28 Ben Kezilas 

29 Carl Emmins 

30 Brendan Culvenor 

31 Ed Turner 

32 Lachlan Mcdonald 

33 Michael Karas 

34 Lee Smith 

35 Ashley Fisher 

36 Stefan Constantinou 

37 Ben Trivett 

38 Jason Giasoumi 

38 Jesse Lovig 

39 Jack Baxter 

40 Alex Ross 

41 Jordan Goss 

42 Alex Dusek 

43 Kelvin Rudd 

44 Tom Mcnamara 

45 Harvey Scholes 

46 Matthew Menneke 

47 Lachlan Wheeler 

48 Jesse Donald 

49 Michael Fort-Williams 

50 Kyal Mcneil 

51 Matthew Powell 

52 Robert Bibby 

53 Leon Mccarthy 

54 Nick Jewell 

55 Tristan Thormann 

56 Steven Tomadin 

57 Russell Howe 

58 Rick Jones 

59 Richard Taylor 

60 Max Greenway 

61 Jack Massie 

62 Flynn Trotter 

63 Chris Britton 

64 Brenton Stevens 

65 Stuart Suleyman 

66 Sean Durston-Ryan 

67 Jackson Naulty 

68 David O’brien 

70 Matthew Law 

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PREMIER B 

OLD IVANHOE 

Coach: Craig Hunter 

Assistant Coach: Renato Dintinosante/ 

Russel Jessop 

Reserves: Darren Toll 

ST KEVINS 

Coach: Stuart Powell 

Assistant Coach: Michael Rizio 

Reserves: Kornel Dachs 

1 R Geischen 

2 B Tremellen 

3 L Lochran 

4 S Geilings 

5 P Dinakis 

6 S Low 

7 J Geischen 

8 A DelMonte 

9 C Sutherland 

10 L Phillips 

11 N Butler 

12 C Branigan 

13 J Binney 

14 O Weatherly 

15 E Greer 

16 T Cotsworth 

17 C Nichol 

18 C Darzi 

19 D Steele 

20 D Hawkes 

21 S Fragiacomo 

22 J Britten 

23 I Dawklns 

24 R Butler 

25 E Byrne 

26 B Harrison 

27 Z Keane 

28 S Morris 

29 A Paine 

30 B Tieman 

31 A Diorites 

32 J Weston 

33 S Ward 

34 R Jessop 

35 T Hosking 

36 G Hartrick 

37 A Baldwin 

38 J Faulkner 

39 A Solomidis 

40 M Bacskos 

41 L Harrison 

42 T Harrison 

43 S Smith 

44 S Brennan 

45 A Bernardi 

46 N Clark 

47 S Cetin 

48 G Fowler 

49 C Crowley 

50 M Bodycoat 

51 T McDowell 

52 J Viney 

53 R Coleman 

54 R Stamford 

55 B Thompson 

56 C Toohey 

57 A Bolzan 

58 M Caserta 

59 A Steer 

60 D Madigan 

61 J Miriklis 

62 J Minas 

63 C Roger 

64 A Pascolo 

65 B Halkyard 

66 T Pantano 

67 O Gualano 

68 A Caserta 

69 M Bladin 

70 M Whittaker 

71 P Westman 

72 M Young 

73 A Subotsch 

74 A Caple 

75 S Adam 

76 A Webb 

77 J Jordon 

78 B Mantesso 

79 R Fitzgerald 

80 L Page-Wood 

1 Matthew Murphy 

2 James Keogh 

3 Ben Dowd (C) 

4 Kieth Brick 

5 Patrick Dowd 

6 Daniel Mahoney 

7 Ring Charlie 

8 Josh Gabelich 

9 Josh Giansiracusa 

10 Karl Wissell 

11 Elliot Waldron 

12 Nick McArdle 

13 Troy McMaster 

14 Tom Hickey 

15 Michael Sullivan 

16 Pat McLennan 

17 Patrick Aughton 

18 Tom McDermott 

19 Glen Chivers 

20 Daniel Mount 

21 Scott Newman 

22 Phil Edgar 

23 Tom Simpson 

24 Tom Marchesani 

25 James Kennedy 

26 Sam Bishop (VC) 

27 Steve Landers 

28 Michael Giansiracusa 

29 Dom Gibbs 

30 Simon O’Connor 

31 Anthony Lynch (C) 

32 Nathan Hobson 

33 Mark Drinkwater 

34 Anthony White 

35 Hamish Townsend 

36 Luke Griffi ths 

37 Matthew Shannon 

38 Mark Mazzarella 

39 Pat McCarthy 

40 Sam Ryan (RC) 

41 Tom McPherson 

42 Peter Murray 

43 Ricky Caldow 

44 Hamish McPherson 

45 Sam Conlan 

46 James Musty 

47 John Griffi ths 

48 Peter Lynch 

49 Tom McCann 

50 Gerrard Holland 

51 Mike O’Neil 

52 Reece Arnott 

53 Jack Mullen 

54 Tom Crooks 

55 Pat Murphy 

56 Terence Lattanzio 

57 Pat Keely 

58 Marty Coloe 

59 Kris Straughan 

60 Liam Dunne 

61 Pana Karageorgiou 

62 Jordan Anthony 

63 Connor Fitzgerald 

64 Jeremy Venosta 

65 Kane Mios 

66 Jock Marchesani 

67 Tim Fitzgerald 

68 Ben Omizzolo 

70 Michael Landers 

71 Samuel Carne 

72 Nick Marchesani 

73 Richard Larson 

74 Ben Marchesani 

75 Kevin Skafte 

76 Chris McPherson 

77 Ryan Donovan 

78 Adam Myhal 

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83 Sam Hall 

84 Jarrod Nash 

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86 Jarrod O’Keefe 

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PREMIER B 

MARCELLIN 

Coach: Stephen Mcpherson 

Reserves: Damien Theisz 

Assistants: Dean Grainger / Paul Northey 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Chris Tankard 

Reserves: James Mount 

Assistant: Nick Smith 

1 Matthew Bortolotto 

2 Jarrod Carlson (VC) 

3 Nicholas Birrell 

4 Thomas Jones 

5 Simon Considine 

6 Nicholas Crosbie 

7 Marcus Solomon 

8 David Wildsmith 

9 Luke Considine 

10 Tom Stafford 

11 Jonathan Blanch 

12 Matthew Holmes 

13 Cam Woods 

14 Anthony Layton 

14 Michael Abrahams 

15 Jonathan Bortolotto 

16 Simon Abrahams 

17 Luke Boyd 

18 Derrin Gartner 

19 Steven Crapper 

20 Daniel Kayrooz 

21 David Tantsis Hall 

22 Nicholas James 

22 Timothy Montagna 

23 Matthew Beyni 

24 Trent Carlson 

25 Daniel McMahon (DVC) 

26 James Winstanley 

27 Matthew Gasparini 

28 Jacob Gasparini 

29 Tom Jordan 

30 Daniel Redmond 

31 Anthony McGlin 

32 Matthew Turner 

33 Jake Symes (C) 

34 Dallas Jarred 

35 Ashley Viney 

36 Timothy Blanch 

37 James Coburn 

38 Anthony Manakis 

39 Colville Brendan 

40 Jacob Mahoney 

41 Crimmins Joel 

42 Josh Whelan 

43 Stephen Pesavento 

44 Tom Black 

45 Adam Lincoln 

46 Money Tim 

47 Jack Watty 

48 Ari Loucas 

49 Luke Ware 

50 Michael Viney 

51 Ben Whelan 

52 Allister Evans 

53 Matthew Bridges 

54 Adrian Coburn 

55 Daniel Bourke 

56 Liam De Neefe 

57 Aaron Comerford 

58 Mark Grigoruk 

59 Daniel Coloe 

60 Robert Kemp 

61 Ryan Michael 

62 Brady Hogan 

63 Cam Colville 

64 Sean Connell 

65 Robert Feraro 

66 Samuel Robson 

68 Liam Brockhus 

74 Alexander Montalto 

76 Samuel Chandler 

77 Phillip Newnes 

1 J. Molony 

2 R. Schroder 

3 M. Sullivan 

4 A. Stapleton 

5 A. Jolley 

6 J. Bevanda 

6R M. Salvadori 

7 C. Liberatore 

8 M. Angel 

8R J. Evans 

9 M. Buckley 

10 B. Garth 

11 S. Mitchell 

11R C. Davis 

12 B. Hogan 

13 C. Mitchell 

14 N. Cooke 

15 J. Indomenico 

16 K. Dalmau 

17 L. O’Sullivan 

18 A. Singleton 

19 A. Merrington 

20 S. Scott 

21 T. Overman 

22 J. Foulds 

23 J. Forder 

24 B. George 

25 A. van Meel 

26 A. Smith 

27 P. Gamwell 

27R J. Mount 

28 P. Holland 

29 J. Ryan 

30 J. Smith 

31 J. Creasey 

32 T. Caven 

32R J. Harvey 

33 N. Smith 

34 D. Byrne (c) 

34R M. Byrne 

35 T. Pearson 

36 R. James 

37 J. Potter 

37 G. Breheney 

38 S. Iannazzo 

39 M. Licciardio 

39R M. Juricskay 

40 J. Madden 

41 N. Thomas 

42 S. Bergin 

43 J. Stapleton 

44 G. Basseggio 

45 S. Canatalli 

46 E. Cole 

47 D. Bergin 

48 X. Cox 

49 M. Stapleton 

50 S. Bugryn 

51 D. Lamanna 

52 J. Manunzio 

53 N. Hughes 

54 B. Cooper 

55 L. Cookson 

56 A. Mitchell 

57 A. Sicari 

58 J. Fistrovic 

59 M. Hughes 

60 A. Ciantar 

61 S. Chatfi eld 

62 B. Glasson 

63 M. Anson 

64 C. Godfrey 

65 J. Flannery 

66 J. Hughes 

67 A. Kavanagh 

68 M. Marion 

69 T. McGlade 

70 G. Christie 

71 J. Pignataro 

72 B. Shepheard 

73 L. Baird 

74 D. O’Neil 

75 Z. Awan 

76 A. Neal 

77 L. Neal 

78 M. Clip 

79 T. Isaacs 

80 O. McIntyre 

81 D. Janides 

82 D. Kavanagh 

83 J. Hellard 

84 D. McManus 

85 B. McManus 

86 G. Joseph 

87 J. Anderson 

88 D. Rye 

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PREMIER B 

CAULFIELD GRAMM 

Coach: Steven Lawrence 

Assistants: James Lawson, Greg Meredith 

Reserves: Dale Lawrence 

OLD BRIGHTON 

Coach: Paul McCormack 

Assistant: Simon Williams 

Res. Coach: Ross Stewart 

Assistants: Daniel Mann 

1 Tom O’Sullivan 

2 Ben Price 

3 Andrew Lawson 

4 Aiden Clarke 

4 James Shanahan 

5 Jordan Stewart 

6 Chris Hammond 

7 Andrew Ross 

8 Stefan Garrubba 

9 Ben Carboni 

10 Andrew Strain 

11 Sean Meredith 

11 Nick Edwards 

12 Justin Perkins 

13 Sam Wood 

14 Chris May 

15 Andrew Docker 

16 Gavin Winter 

17 Dan King 

18 Matt Sundberg 

19 Luke Price 

20 Max Slonim 

21 Dean Scheetz 

22 Zac Parsons 

23 Chris Fagan 

23 Andre Lister 

24 Chris Game 

25 Brett Sinclair 

26 Simon Widjaja 

27 Louis O’Keefe 

27 Josh Mccahon 

28 Gavin Colosimo 

29 Jason May 

30 Clay Williams 

31 Dean Spanos 

32 Chris Axais 

33 Ben Hyland 

33 Clay Johnston 

35 Andrew Spittal 

36 Ed Kalaja 

37 Ed Hawke 

38 Luke Spinks 

39 Alex Ford 

40 Sandy Nevile 

41 Mark Liddell 

42 Justin Kremmer 

43 Woody Eke 

44 Daniel Pelchen 

45 Dave Allanson 

46 Tom Small 

47 Greg Cannell 

47 Tim Hammond 

48 Ryan Lewis 

49 Luke Matias 

50 Dylan Tobias 

51 Jack McLean 

52 Tom Sundberg 

53 Ben McLoughlin 

55 Anthony Garrubba 

56 James Cleeve 

59 Brett Cater 

60 William Rowsthorn 

62 Peter Mayes 

63 Jake McCahon 

64 Simon Tamblyn 

66 William Berry 

1 Ben Skinner 

2 Michael Stewart 

3 Tom Jakobi 

4 Josh Homann 

5 Andrew Edge (CC) 

6 Jimmy Davis 

7 Michael Dewar 

8 Antony Bristow 

9 Andrew Dewar 

10 Jon Edge 

11 Blair Mason 

12 Jarrod Sargent 

13 Nick Coroneous 

14 Thomas Clarke 

15 Ben Gadsden 

16 Brock Rawlinson 

17 Matt Browning 

18 Charlie Kennett 

19 Tom Mentiplay 

20 Cal Reilly 

21 Tim Fogarty 

22 Brett Rose 

23 Michael Karayannis 

24 Jon Perrett (CC) 

25 Riley Cummin 

26 Ben Austen 

27 Lachlan Nicholls 

28 John Nockles 

29 Josh Dickerson 

30 Tom Skewes 

31 Nick Graham-Bowman 

32 David Jennings 

33 Nick Marston 

34 Tom Mariani 

35 Elliott Yeatman 

36 Scott Cramey 

37 Michael Janssen 

38 Chris Mizzi 

39 James North 

40 Jack Cannon 

41 Marcel Bruin 

42 Leigh Hendra (CC) 

43 Tim Marshall 

44 Max Leashman 

45 Spencer Timms 

46 Tim Cooney 

47 Pat Carroll 

48 Stuart McKell 

49 Alex Jackson 

50 Andrew Ogilvie 

51 Daniel Sargent 

58 Sam Jewell 

60 Brendan Blatt 

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PREMIER B 

UNI BLACKS 

Senior Coach: Marc Woolnough 

Assistant Coach: Chris Barrett 

Reserves Coach: Luke O’Connell 

OAKLEIGH 

Coach: D Gately 

Asst Coach: N Jenkins 

Reserves Coach: B Gately 

1 Isaac Anderson 

2 Tyran Bell 

3 Scott Myers 

4 Anthony Evans 

5 Huw Lacey 

6 Jake Matthews 

7 John Kosch 

8 Scott Hissey 

9 Scott Weekley 

10 Harry McKenna 

11 Bart Mill 

12 Dan Hunt 

13 Angus Drysdale 

14 Simon Thomas 

15 Nicholas Dubois 

16 Jack Keegan 

17 Tom Purcell 

18 Josh Gaylor 

19 Corbin Stevic 

20 Richard Wood 

21 Mark Bolton (C) 

22 Tom Howgate 

23 Dan Costello (VC) 

24 Hugh Symon 

25 James Clarke 

26 David Batten 

27 Nick Batten 

28 Justin Crameri 

29 Levi Kalms 

30 Andrew Jesse 

31 Tim Mccullagh 

32 Steven Flight 

33 Jordan Foster 

34 Andrew Else 

35 Leigh Dadswell 

36 Tom Angel 

37 Lachlan Crameri 

38 Tom Napier 

39 Adam Pitt 

40 Nick Holt 

41 Simon Yule 

42 Charlie Richardson 

43 Alex Solomon-Bridge 

44 Hamish Guthrie 

45 Mitch Aitken 

46 Tom Huggins 

47 Tom Brennan 

48 Michael Cousens 

49 Ben Farrow 

50 Jack Heeley 

51 Xavier Hatch 

52 Jake Higginson 

53 David Swift 

54 Alex Blizzard 

55 Jonathan Gibson 

56 Nicholas Sproal 

57 Grant Astall 

58 Kevin Stark 

59 Justin Trowell 

60 Edward Armit 

1 Dion Lucas 

2 Michael Harold (C) 

3 Dermot Cleary (VC) 

4 Christopher Hogan 

5 Kieren Hogan 

6 Damien Britt 

7 Christopher Lamb 

8 William Manning 

9 Gary Bennett 

10 David Counihan 

11 Stephen Doherty 

12 Ben Hogan 

13 Joshua Derks-Revere 

14 Patrick Di Siervi 

15 Daniel Costigan 

16 Steven Buchanan 

17 Tim Doherty 

18 James Chapple 

19 James Hunt 

20 Joshua Paola 

21 Josh Stanton 

22 Alex Pound-Gow 

23 Tim Edwards 

24 Matthew Bennett 

25 Jack Hind 

26 Stephen Ott 

27 Lee Barrand 

28 Braden Wass 

29 Robert Holden 

30 Peter Holden 

31 Reserved 

32 Christopher Meyers 

33 Leigh Head 

34 Michael Bentham 

35 Gerard Roney 

36 Nathan Monaghan 

37 Shaun Briggs 

38 Tim Goldsmith 

39 Gabby Irons 

40 Aaron Shaw 

41 Simon Way 

42 Andrew Spyros 

43 Andrew Young 

44 Tim Scott 

45 Robert Layton 

46 Zac Thiessen 

47 Mathew White 

48 Justin Tolley 

49 Nicholas Seel 

50 Daniel Mercuri 

51 Anthony Ashworth 

52 Thomas Eden 

53 Christopher Mercuri 

54 Tommy Golik 

55 Sean Earl 

56 James Cleary 

57 Emmanuel Catalla 

58 Matthew Wass 

59 Adam Keady 

60 Patrick Ioannidis 

61 Jake Pappon 

62 Jason Olsen 

63 Patrick Sham-Yuen 

64 Shane Borland 

65 Marco Romero 

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PREMIER C 

MHSOB 

Coach: Paul Dodd 

Assistant Coach: Mark Bowen 

Reserves: Matthew Nicholas 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: Kirk Norton 

Reserves: Shane Doyle 

1 Steve Villani 

1R Daniel Pitham 

2 Josh Richmond 

3 Andrew Lim 

4 Matthew White 

5 Luke Campbell 

6 Michael Brain 

7 James Tran 

8 Andrew Villani 

9 Lachlan Evans (C) 

9R Paul Lyons 

10 Ryan Czwarno 

11 Chad Hewish 

12 Mark Ham 

13 Simon Anderson 

14 Matthew Hamilton-Ho 

15 Joel Kiteley 

15R Alistair Higginbottom 

16 Frank Carlucci 

17 Dylan Hamilton-Ho 

18 Drew Bernau 

19 Lachlan Hood 

19R Paraic Kelly 

20 Marcus Gehling 

21 William Taft 

22 Kris McDonald 

23 Greg Grigoriou 

23R Nicholas Orchard 

24 Jackson Bunting 

25 Heath Taylor 

25R Steven Harrison 

26 Mark Bowen 

27 Alan Wise 

28 Lachlan Fuller 

29 Daniel Carcour 

30 Bernie Pretty 

31 Trent Rutherford 

32 Anthony Cassell 

32R Ben Morrow 

33 Ricky Van Es 

34 Ewan Thompson 

35 Chris Wright 

36 Tom Fraczek 

37 Tim Harper 

38 Tom Rendell 

39 Bear Agushi 

40 Ramsay Willmott 

41 Jamie Anderson 

42 Daniel Esdaile 

43 Ron Shell 

44 Adam Jones 

45 David Porter 

46 Jarrod Sherwin 

47 Lukas Toman 

48 Chris Bentley 

49 Matthew Nicholas 

50 Ben Seeley 

51 Hays Bailey 

52 Johnny Varchione 

53 Shannon Keough 

54 Ciaran O’Gorman 

55 Alex Koutsoukis 

56 Tim Wright 

57 Alex Drew 

58 Ed Byrne 

59 Daniel Brereton 

60 Nicholas Hawking 

65 Michael Power 

1 Andrew Cunningham 

2 Cameron Lee 

3 Brett Norton 

4 Stefan Gallea 

5 Aaron Taylor 

6 Andrew Panayi 

7 Troy Anderson 

8 Matthew Palmington 

9 Jim Ayling 

10 Nathan Black 

11 James Norton 

12 Tate McCutcheon 

13 Tristen Angelini 

14 Lee Johnston 

15 Aidan Murphy 

16 Matthew Taylor 

17 Jesse McLellan 

18 Shaun McCutcheon 

19 Adam Morrow 

19 Travis Dean 

20 Brent Morrow 

21 Ross Fastuca 

22 Daniel Riosa 

23 Adam Alifraco 

24 Justin Palmer 

25 Nathan Adamo 

26 Mikael Purton 

27 Dale Carlton 

28 Wayne Pelar 

29 Sean Dean 

30 Travis Dean 

31 Dale Laing 

32 Matthew Palmer 

33 Ryan Harrington 

34 Matthew Dean 

35 Matthew Link 

36 Andrew Taylor 

37 Patrick Keogh 

38 Lucas Menegazzo 

39 Christopher Scudamore 

40 Alex Eade 

41 Stefan Angelini 

42 Michael Sleep-Dalton 

43 Daniel Schibeci 

44 Michael Cunningham 

45 Stan Sapountzis 

46 Nick Morrison 

47 Reece Attard 

48 Louis Elavato 

49 Adam Salamone 

50 Ryan Walker 

51 Dan Pelar 

52 Stephen Simpson 

53 Michael Freeman 

54 Theo Sapountzis 

55 Timmothy Morrish 

56 Bronson Paech 

57 William Swaby 

58 Todd Van Bloomstein 

59 Josh Radcliffe 

60 Michael Moyle 

61 Stephen Jurkovic 

62 Mason Mitiou 

63 Rhys Stooke 

64 Callum Patterson 

65 David Menegazzo 

66 Wade Spencer 

69 Bradley Apps 

70 Rhyse Yassar 

71 Ayden Johnson 


PREMIER C 

MAZENOD 

Coach: Paddy Steinfort 

Assistant Coach: Adrian Connolly/ 

Troy Bridgland/Kevin Chamberlain 

Reserves Coach: Troy Bridgland 

RUPERTSWOOD 

Coach: Gavin Kerr 

Assistant: Matthew Neville 

1 N. Lewton 

2 M. Chamberlain 

3 D. Hansen 

4 T. Bourbon 

5 J. Beard 

6 R. Mann 

7 F. Reed 

8 R. Thomas 

9 S. Stanley 

10 D. Chamberlain 

11 C. Smith 

12 P. Iacovangelo 

13 M. Regan 

14 N. Meehan 

15 N. Parry 

16 P. Stanley 

18 A. Gee 

19 N. Bogar 

20 T. Castricum 

21 S. Inglis (C) 

22 S. Veltman 

23 S. Oldman 

24 R. Kaye 

25 J. Kelly 

26 D. Maskill 

27 T. Bailey 

28 F. Deegan 

29 A. Holmes 

30 C. Keane 

31 S. Christopher 

32 J. Cetraro 

33 S. Balloch 

34 D. Regan 

35 D. McLean 

36 N. McLean 

37 T. Vallance 

38 D. Grant 

39 J. Fahey 

40 L. Hawkins 

41 L. Allen 

42 C. Raine 

43 J. Le Rosso 

44 B. Costin 

45 D. Micallef 

46 J. Miller 

47 J. DiPietro 

48 C. Jayaweera 

49 N. Klavins 

50 K. Kelly 

51 J. Fitzsimmons 

52 P. Johnson 

53 D. De Leon 

54 J. Kavanagh 

55 C. Jones 

56 S. Mann 

57 D. McLeod 

58 S. Bamblett 

59 D. Nisbett 

60 N. Daskalou 

61 A. Ciavarella 

62 B. Parker 

63 J. Hende 

64 C. Mann 

65 T. Stanley 

67 J. Bates 

68 G. Cocks 

71 D. Carter 

72 B. Willersdorf 

74 C. DeBono 

1 J. Phillips 

2 B. Gay 

3 M. Gaunt 

5 S. Bishop 

7 B. Whitehead 

8 L. Brennan 

9 E. Dressler 

10 T. West 

11 L. Spinner 

12 N. Beever 

13 A. Silvester 

14 J. Plummer 

16 D. Barry 

17 J. Pretty 

18 T. Murphy 

19 D. Collins 

20 G. Moule 

21 G. Phillips 

22 L. McKenna 

23 H. Spinner 

24 H. Woodard 

25 B. Brennan 

26 N. Egan 

27 T. Neely 

28 L. McGovern 

29 T. Smith 

30 D. Morrice 

31 J. Rush 

32 N. Webster 

33 T. Buttigieg 

34 M. Bryce 

35 G. Carland 

36 T. Whelan 

37 L. Smith 

38 M. Morrice 

39 P. Barry 

40 P. Faulkner 

41 J. Taylor 

42 J. Hine 

43 J. Treloar 

44 N. Webb 

45 T. Mitchell 

46 P. Gibbs 

47 K. Jamieson 

49 B. Lovett 

50 C. Driver 

55 M. Braddy 

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PREMIER C 

OLD CAMBERWELL 

Coach: Tim Killworth 

Assistants: Fraser Cameron, Terry Ymer 

OLD ESSENDON 

Coach: Trent Cummings 

Assistant: Jordan Leask, David Calthorpe 

Reserves Coach: Alex Fraser 

1 Simon Bennett 

1 Roshan Gill 

2 Andrew Benson 

2 Damian McGuigan 

3 Mitchell Hough 

4 James Buckingham 

4 Daniel De Sanctis 

4 Blake Hillier 

5 Alex Beveridge 

5 Jordan Eade 

5 Samuel Riley 

7 Warren Carlyle (C) 

7 Luke Smith 

8 Jordan Heffernan 

8 Sam Jenke 

9 Mark Atkinson 

9 Robert Deev 

10 Fraser Cameron 

11 Josef Atkinson 

11 Jake Hart 

12 Michael Price 

13 Brad Dean 

13 Declan Mitchell 

14 Troy Smith 

14 Jack Ymer 

15 Rohan Kapoor 

16 Samuel Killworth 

17 Phillip Bennett (DVC) 

18 Sean Rusling 

18 Alexander Stewart 

19 Jack Le Cerf 

20 Jason Hinkley 

20 Matthew Partington 

21 Alex MacKenzie 

22 Simon Bonyhady 

23 Daniel Schmidt 

24 James Sharp 

25 Jason Edwards 

26 Tom Byrnes 

27 Caine Hillier (DVC) 

28 Matthew Decarne 

28 Sam Mulligan 

30 Robert Penn-Tonkin 

30 Peter Storey 

33 Jack Flynn 

34 Chris Bell 

34 Matthew Woodbridge 

36 Alex Pylka 

36 Gregory Sargeant 

36 Stephen Derry 

38 Nick Bennett 

38 Scott Gregory 

39 Jackson Crothers 

39 James Robinson 

41 Gregory Tolson 

42 Adam Goldblatt 

42 Philip Kanz 

43 Ben Hart (VC) 

43 Evan Ramage 

45 Matt Boyall 

45 Dominic La Fontaine 

47 Stephen Warr 

49 Daniel Dick 

51 Harry Brown 

51 James Way 

52 Peter Hare 

53 Andrew Romanin 

54 Jarod Collins 

58 Matthew Cottrell 

58 Stephen Fitzpatrick 

59 Joshua Kennedy 

60 Owen Dickson 

62 Nicholas Searles 

63 Gregory Paul 

63 Christopher Woodbridge 

65 Michael Mandjian 

1 Joel Alexander 

2 Blake Anderson 

3 Andrew Baddeley 

4 Robert Baddeley 

5 Nick Bartram 

6 Aaron Bell 

7 David Biggs 

8 Tim Biggs 

9 Tim Campbell 

10 Daniel Cantwell 

11 Sam Caruso 

12 Stuart Dale 

13 John Dalinkewicz 

14 Josh Daskiw 

15 Kane Dawson 

16 Sam Dawson 

17 Tom Day 

18 Jeremy Dazkiw 

19 Tim DiBlasi 

20 Ryan Edwards 

21 Michael Fahey 

22 Onray Fernando 

23 Liam Fitzgerald 

24 Daniel Flaherty 

25 Matthew Flaherty 

26 David Forrest 

27 Andrew Frazer 

28 Stefan Galbo 

29 Lain Genovesi 

30 Brent Glassford 

31 Darren Gradzki 

32 Ryan Griggs 

33 Teghan Henderson 

34 Sean Howard 

35 Ben Hutchesson 

36 Bradley Jones 

37 Ryan Jones 

38 Kade Kendall 

39 Jordan Leask 

40 James Lenhart 

41 Jayden McDonald 

42 Andrew McKenzie 

43 Brad McNamara 

44 Justin Milesi 

45 James Millar 

46 Andrew Palmer 

47 Andrew Parker 

48 Jeremey Pivone 

49 Dean Podger 

50 Mark Ravenello 

51 Basil Remboulis 

52 Craig Ridley 

53 Jarad Rogers 

54 Daniel Roscoe 

55 Daniel Ryan 

56 Eddie Salto 

57 Andre Samo 

58 Jesse Saunders 

59 Matthew Schappacher 

60 Sam Skurrie 

61 Trent Skurrie 

62 David Stewart 

63 Josh Stormont 

64 Jordan Tootell 

65 Jeremy Watson 

66 Leigh Wellington 

67 Jack Williams 

68 Ben Wilson 

69 Tom Wilson Jnr 

70 Tom Wilson Snr 

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PREMIER C 

FITZROY 

Coach: Tim Bell 

Assistants: Michael Pickering, Simon Kelleher, 

Brett Pollard 

Reserve Coaches: Paul Diacogiorgis and 

Anthony Corponi 

ORMOND 

Coach: Michael Oaten 

Assistant/Development Coach: Brett Rowe 

Reserves/Development Coach: Anthony Grace 

Reserves Assistant Coach: James Muzzell 

1 James O’Reilly (C) 

3 Ross Borland 

4 Rory Angiolella 

5 John Clark 

5 Paul Diacogiorgis 

6 Chris Polidoris 

7 Jack Beech 

8 James Meakin 

9 Pat O’Connor 

10 Tom Cheshire 

11 Ben Atherton 

12 Antony Harbor 

13 Jesse Dimond 

14 Innes McPhail 

15 Sam Buckley 

16 Stephen Graham 

17 Jess Cameron-Wootten 

19 Justin Nagorcka 

19 Lyall Timms 

20 Harry Topp 

21 Michael Lee 

22 Josh Sprague 

23 Sam Baker 

24 Jack Parkinson 

25 Austin Ley 

25 Michael Cussen 

26 Jack Dalton 

27 Chris Wills 

28 James McGee 

29 Martin Cook 

30 Nick O’Reilly 

31 Jack Simcoe 

32 Ben Roberts 

33 Jack Parkinson 


35 Callen Moore 

36 Dimitrios Kynigopoulos 

37 Kiao Inthavong 

38 James Cowan-Clark 

39 Drew Olarenshaw 

40 Martin Cusack 

41 Nick Reinalda 

42 Michael Shaugnessy 

43 Mat Coad 

45 David Lee 

46 Gary McCarthy 

47 Adam Fyffe 

48 Jamie Harding 

50 George Warton 

51 Max Ellis 

57 Alex Knorr 

77 Anthony Corponi 

85 Will Pickering 

1 Luke Russell 

2 Dylan Elkman 

3 Rob Chisholm 

5 Matthew Martinov 

6 Daniel Brosnan 

7 Simon Keleher 

8 Trav Hine 

9 Matt Hine 

10 Ryan Martin 

11 Christian Mc Carthy 

12 Ben Mc Carthy 

13 Tim Allan 

14 Boyd Upstill 

15 Trent Bond 

16 Jak Wardley 

17 James Clements 

18 Wayne Cove 

19 Dwain Bailey 

20 Dan Te Hennepe 

20 Matthew Oaten 

21 Orry Lack 

22 Luke Duthie 

23 Daniel Willis 

24 James Muzzell 

25 Jesse Plostins 

26 Jay Steet 

27 Sam Ashton 

28 Andrew Clinch 

29 Steve Tolongs 

30 Chris Coghlan 

31 Sam Barnes 

32 Tom Gibney 

33 Anthony Anastasio 

34 Tom Dureau 

35 Michael Te Hennepe 

36 Aaron Holman 

37 Damian Casey 

37 Tom Buckley 

38 Lloyd Anrep 

39 Nick Ryde 

40 Pat Malone 

41 Dan Frazier 

42 Joss Holdsworth 

43 Sam Clements 

44 Gareth Taylor 

45 Mitch Young 

46 Kurt Sonnberger 

47 Michael Farthing 

48 Tim Blacklburn 

49 Chris Pymm 

50 Sean Pietersz 

51 Daniel Haysom 

52 Tom Haysom 

53 Anthony Cribbes 

54 Liam Murphy 

55 James Taylor 

56 Waylon Lewis 

57 Michael Barnes 

58 John Leggett 

59 Nick Shulman 

60 Stuart Gay 

61 Luke Summers 

62 Evan Lukas 

63 Lachlan Upstill 

64 Jarrod Franklin 

65 David Machin 

66 James Feather 

67 Alistair Mccooke 

68 Louis Mckenzie 

69 Luke Saunders 

72 Richard Keane 

83 Nick Sinclair 

88 Sam Jess 

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AJAX 

Coach: Bernie Sheehy 

Assistant Coach: Adrian Morrissy & 

Mark Segal 

Reserves: Darren Seidl 

MONASH BLUES 

Coach: Tim Powell 

Assitants: Mark Frater, Conor O’Sullivan 

1 Ronen Heine 

2 Jason Israelsohn 

3 Daniel Freed 

4 Nick Gold 

5 Jason Ritterman 

6 David Fayman 

7 Marcus Jankie 

8 Geoff Measey 

9 Gary Blieden 

10 Jason Seidl 

11 Warren Steinberg 

12 Sam Chester 

13 Ben Hershan 

14 Jarrod White 

15 Rubin Winograd 

16 Nick Marks 

17 Josh Ludski 

18 Danny Weislitzer 

19 Ash Kalb 

20 Josh Kalmus 

20 Jake Sharp 

21 Josh Mendies 

22 Adam Spencer-Laitt 

23 Ari Lewski 

24 Josh Sacks 

25 Jake Lew 

26 Ben Kalmus 

27 Josh Givoni 

28 Matt Nissen 

29 Adam Caplan 

30 Josh Gottlieb 

31 Jesse Kochen 

32 Adam Sacks 

33 Noah Rischin 

34 Adrian Lewin 

35 Corey Jankie 

36 Dean Steinberg 

37 Ricky Cahn 

38 Brett Joffe 

39 Adam Trytell 

40 David Selzer 

41 Michael Selzer 

42 Luke Jankie 

43 Ash Moss 

44 Brad Caplan 

45 Michael Shafar 

46 Stuart Fayman 

47 Tim Freed 

48 Joel Gocs 

49 Josh Dorevitch 

50 Nadav Harel 

51 Josh Lancman 

52 Yannai Lang 

53 Dean Levitan 

54 Oliver Ford 

55 Aaron Nadler 

56 Adam Marks 

57 Adam Porat 

58 Gabe Segal 

59 Jesse Feldy 

60 Ash Berman 

61 Phil Dewinter 

62 David Wlosczcowski 

64 Daniel Roth 

65 Michael Shmerling 

66 David Glass 

67 Ryan Winston 

68 Jason Samuel 

69 Ben Rosenberg 

70 Luke Peters 

72 Sam Friede 

73 Josh Berlinski 

74 Jarrod Herscu 

75 Ben Patt 

76 Gary Tenenbaum 

77 Ari Wytwornik 

78 Evgeni Routman 

79 Brad Yudelman 

1 Ewan Flanagan 

2 Joe Cunnington 

3 Daniel Dalton 

4 Brock Mackenzie 

5 James Rosengarten (RC) 

6 Michael Davidson 

7 Andrew Young 

8 Andrew Hickey 

9 Sam Baring 

10 Kade Collins 

11 Dujon Fuzzard 

12 George Smyth (C) 

13 Tim Powell 

14 Justin Main 

15 Alistair Moles 

16 John Turner 

17 Jordan Bell (VC) 

18 Joel Bartram 

19 James Mckenzie 

21 Earl Ree-Goodings 

23 Kieran Beck 

24 Peter Verbeek 

25 Tom Waters 

26 Lachlan Inglis 

27 Daniel Montoya 

28 Jack Gallagher 

29 Andrew Costley 

30 Joe Griffi ths 

31 Sam Whiting 

32 Nick Whitmore 

33 Rami Shenouda 

34 Rowan Shields 

35 Chris Godsil (RC) 

36 Aaron Williams 

37 Tim Mckenzie 

38 Justin Mitrevski 

39 Matt Mccart 

40 Daniel Brogden 

41 Adam Jaques 

43 David Young 

45 Martin Phillips 

46 Sam Walsh 

48 Matt Mason 

49 Will Dore 

50 Alex Mckenzie 

53 Michael Chapman 

55 Matthew Grogan 

56 Andrew Beecroft 

57 Pat Long 

58 Lachlan Preston 

61 Nick Rhoden 

62 Scott Wood 

63 Nick Reid 

64 Ryan Mcivor 

67 James Hawkins 

69 Tim Kenyon 

72 Rob Harmeston 

76 Harry Stephenson 

78 Matt Stewart 

80 Michael Fenwick-Nevin 

81 Hamish Mccredie 

85 Darcy Meehan 

88 Tom Osmond 


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Congratulations 

Charlie Holst & James Jorgensen 

150 Games 

This week James “Baby” Jorgensen and Charlie “Sticks” Holst play their 150 th games. 

Charlie came to the club weighing about 22 kilos!!! A tall skinny kid, who didn’t say much, 

just wanted to play footy. Early days he was recruited by Sandringham and had a crack at 

the VFL and despite having some success and being very highly thought of he returned 

to make his mark at Collegians. He has learnt his craft down back playing with some great 

players over the years but has now established himself as one of the best defenders in the 

competition. He has got to this point with some very hard work and commitment to the 

cause. He is highly respected and admired by his team mates and a credit to his family. 

Charlie has suffered some very serious injuries over the journey, notably some facial ones 

that would have made lesser men give the game away. Thankfully he hasn’t and he is set to 

establish himself as a great Collegian as he works toward the 200 Club. 

James came to the Club straight from school. He played Senior footy in his first year and he 

never looked back. Fair to say he made an immediate impact with his size and “presence” 

on the field. An early game against Ormond springs to mind… But it has been a battle for 

James. Many people would not be aware of the battles he has had with knee tendonitis 

over the years which is not good for a bloke of his size. With the help of Paul Visentini from 

Brighton Physiosports he has been able to manage himself to a point where he can get 

through a season and play at a very high level. It has been pleasing to watch James mature 

over the journey and like a good wine we know he will continue to do so. James has saved 

many a game with his telling marks in defence and the occasional goal up forward, there is 

no doubt we all walk a bit taller when he pulls on a jumper. 

All at Collegians thank Charlie and James for their efforts and wish them all the best for the 

rest of their careers. 


Darren Dawson 

FTLOTG 

MILESTONES 

150 

Collegian Charlie “Sticks” Holst came to the club weighing 

about 22 kilos!!! A tall skinny kid, who didn’t say much, just wanted 

to play footy. Early days, he was recruited by Sandringham and 

had a crack at the VFL and despite having some success and 

being very highly thought of he returned to make his mark at 

Collegians. He has learnt his craft down back playing with some 

great players over the years but has now established himself 

as one of the best defenders in the competition. He has got to 

this point with some very hard work and commitment to the 

cause. He is highly respected and admired by his team mates 

and a credit to his family. Charlie has suffered some very serious 

injuries over the journey, notably some facial ones that would 

have made lesser men give the game away. 

Collegian James “Baby” Jorgensen came to the club straight 

from school. He played senior footy in his first year and he never 

looked back. Fair to say he made an immediate impact with his 

size and “presence” on the field. An early game against Ormond 

springs to mind… But it has been a battle for James. Many 

people would not be aware of the battles he has had with knee 

tendonitis over the years which is not good for a bloke of his 

size. With the help of Paul Visentini from Brighton Physiosports 

he has been able to manage himself to a point where he can 

get through a season and play at a very high level. It has been 

pleasing to watch James mature over the journey and like 

a good wine we know he will continue to do so. James has 

saved many a game with his telling marks in defence and the 

occasional goal up forward. 

Old Brighton Grammarians’ co-captain, Andrew Edge 

enjoyed his battle with several of his friends, having played with 

the Beaumaris Sharks in his youth before joining his old school 

comrades at South Road in 2003. Andrew has become the 

calming influence at the centre of our defence in recent years. 

He always has plenty of time in the heat of the contest, and his 

precise disposal and attacking instincts invariably turn the flow 

of the game back our way. Edgy is clearly enjoying the presence 

of several younger players around him and his experience and 

support has quickly knitted them into the “back six”. Andrew also 

enjoys the occasional turn on the ball, and he fittingly steered 

home the final goal against the Sharks. Off-field, Andrew’s work 

on the committee as the “players’ voice” reflects the enthusiasm 

and contribution Andrew makes at South Road. 


Banyule’s Adam Dooley started at the club in 2000 and was quickly a permanent member of 

their senior side. Dools was known for his hard running off half back and his hard at it approach. 

Due to work commitments, Adam’s 100 th has taken a long time. 

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Elsternwick’s Danny Byrne joined the club in 2001 and was an integral part of their 2005 

premiership side kicking four goal in the grand final. His desire to take “speckies” and kicking 

goals with long bombs as he skirted the boundary line constantly thrilled the spectators; 

however injuries and work commitments unfortunately meant that he rarely played more than 

two successive games. 

If it seems like Prahran Assumption’s Jack Matherson has been around the club forever that’s 

because he has! “Cracker” has been a part of the club since he was born coming to the games to 

support his old man Kevin. The mascot of the 1990 D Grade premiership team, he has become 

a very dependable key backman, is part of the 2011 leadership group and is a great clubman. 

Uni Blacks’ favourite son Tommy Napier, came to Melbourne from the Lagoon/Serpentine 

Bears, Tom started with the U19’s and moved quickly to the Seniors. With his no-fuss attitude 

and easy going nature, Tom is a most popular Blackman. With Reserves premierships in 2008 

and 2010, Tom has shared plenty of success and is now a crucial part of the senior team. 

North Brunswick’s Daniel Makdessi is a tough in and under player his attack on the ball and his 

determination can never be questioned. 

Old Brighton Grammarians’ Marcel Bruin, Charlie Kennett, Andrew Dewar, Alex Jackson, 

Andrew Ogilvie and Elliott Yeatman, Tom Mentiplay, Jim Davis, Tim Fogarty and Chris 

Mizzi. Well played all men. 

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Old Geelong’s Cal Wood started at the OGs in 2009 and has won the U19 B&F for the Club twice 

as well as playing in the premiership side of 2009. 

Banyule’s Seb Green began at Banyule in the Under 19’s but due to a couple of bad injuries 

decided to take a few years off. Seb has come back to Banyule this year where he is an important 

member of their senior side. 

Clint ‘Igloo’ Mackie of Monash Gryphons brings up 50 in a row since his arrival from Tarwin 

Lower at the start of 2009. Clint has been a fine midfielder over the short time he has been at 

Monash and has established himself as one of the best ball winners at the club, with a superb 

engine and uncanny ability to read the play. 


CLUB XVIII 

Norm Nugent 

The final four in Section 1 remains in doubt 

until the last Round is played today. Prahran/ 

Assumption proved my prediction astray when 

they defeated University Blacks by sixteen points. 

Their loss sent the Blacks from fourth to sixth 

while their win lifted the Four Blues to fourth. 

Monash Blues and Old Ivanhoe played an evenly 

contested three quarters before Monash ran away 

from the depleted Ivanhoe team in the last term to 

record a thirty five point victory. Best for Monash 

included: Captain, Shane Chapman, Matthew 

Johnstone and Matthew Barrie. For Old Ivanhoe, 

Daniel Toma, Captain Sam. Pearce and Damian 

Wilson were best. The margins in the afternoon 

games were disparate. De La Salle crushed St 

Bernard’s by one hundred and five points whereas 

Old Melburnians had an eleven point win over Old 

Xaverians. This match between the two leading 

sides was, “a brilliant game played in a fantastic 

spirit”, according to my source. 

The Therry Penola / Williamstown C.Y.M.S. match 

was played in very damp conditions, which 

although difficult, did not detract from the intense 

struggle. Therry Penola nearly caused an upset 

But Williamstown steadied at the end to win by 

three points. Their best were: Duncan MacLeod, 

Dale Ellis and Chris. Menser. For Therry Penola, Joe 

Siacco, Ray. Steed and Charby Ibrahim were best. 

Old Carey were untroubled by University High 

School/ V.U.T. and won a one sided contest by 

one hundred and thirty points. The only coin toss 

needed at Old Paradians was that to decide ends. 

I was well wide of reality in my prediction as North 

Old Boys/ St Patrick’s insured they will contest 

the First Semi Final with victory by one hundred 

and thirty two points over the hapless Paradians. 

Banyule insured they will have the double chance 

in the finals by defeating Fitzroy by a mere two 

points. The loss means Fitzroy cannot contest the 

finals. Ivanhoe led Richmond Central throughout 

their game before winning by thirty four points. 

Mazenod “kicked the sweep” when they defeated 

Hampton Rovers by one hundred and thirty nine 

points. The twelve point win by Ormond over 

A.J.A.X. meant that the teams changed ladder 

placing and that they will meet again in next 

week’s First Semi Final. Hawthorn received a forfeit 

from Richmond Central. 

Preview of Round 15. 

Old Xaverians should defeat De La Salle. I expect 

Monash Blues to defeat St Bernard’s and gain 

fourth place courtesy of undefeated leaders, Old 

Melburnians whom I believe will defeat Prahran/ 

Assumption and thus send the “Four Blues” to 

fifth! University Blacks should defeat Old Ivanhoe 

and hope for a “miracle at Monash” so that they 

can finish fourth! 

At home, I favour Banyule to defeat Williamstown 

C.Y.M.S. Further down Heidelberg Road, I favour 

TODAY 


CLUB XVIII 

DE LA SALLE v OLD XAVERIANS 

MONASH BLUES v ST BERNARDS 

OLD MELBURNIANS v PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v OLD IVANHOE 


BANYULE v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 

IVANHOE v OLD PARADIANS 

NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS v OLD CAREY 

RICHMOND CENTRAL v THERRY PENOLA 

UHS-VU v FITZROY 


ORMOND AFC v OLD GEELONG 

RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC v MAZENOD 

HAWTHORN v HAMPTON ROVERS 



Ivanhoe to avenge their earlier defeat by Old 

Paradians and so end their initial season on a high 

note. Can North Old Boy’s/ St Patrick’s become the 

first team to topple Old Carey? A lot will depend 

on the availability of N.O.B’s players. In their earlier 

meeting Old Carey won easily and today I favour 

them again albeit by a much narrower margin. I 

expect a close contest between Richmond Central 

and Therry Penola and favour “The Stationmasters” 

to end their season with a narrow win. Fitzroy 

should regain some solace by ending their season 

by defeating University High School/ VU.T. 

In Round 11, I saw Old Geelong easily defeat 

Ormond. Today I expect 

Ormond to reverse that 

result and defeat Old 

Geelong whose season is 

ending with a whimper. Again I select Mazenod to 

defeat Richmond Central, which they have done 

twice this season. Hawthorn should again defeat 

Hampton Rovers as they have done at their last 

two meetings. 

Thank you to all my readers, for many of whom 

the season ends today. I look forward to the 

forthcoming final series. 

LAST ROUND 

Club XVIII (1) 

Monash Blues 3.6 4.9 6.13 11.19 (85) 

Old Ivanhoe 0.2 3.4 5.6 7.8 (50) 

GOALS Monash Blues: L. Woods 3 D. Murchie 2 W. Blackley 2 S. Chapman 1 

W. Dore 1 A. Moles 1 B. Merlin 1 Old Ivanhoe: A. Pascolo 2 D. Toma 2 J. Mathew 1 

D. Van Schaik 1 L. Imbriano 1 

BEST Monash Blues: W. Dore W. Blackley L. Woods D. O’Dwyer S. Chapman 

M. Andrighetto Old Ivanhoe: S. Leggett M. Moncrieff S. Price T. Rapp D. Van Schaik 

S. Pinney 



GOALS Prahran Assumption: A. Pitts 3 L. Skehan 2 L. Alexander 1 W. Walford 1 

B. Lewis 1 D. McGrath 1 University Blacks: not provided 

BEST Prahran Assumption: L. Godeassi C. Myres A. Slawinski A. Pitts P. Cotter 

J. Storer University Blacks: not provided 


Old Xaverians 0.0 0.0 0.0 7.13 (55) 

GOALS Old Melburnians: J. Miller 4 T. Code 1 A. Pannifex 1 S. Wettenhall 1 

E. Cooper 1 A. Clark 1 Old Xaverians: N. Quinn 3 D. Tehan 1 M. Green 1 A. Favaloro 

1 N. Aird 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: S. Buultjens A. Ray J. Miller S. Galbraith J. Cullen T. Code 

Old Xaverians: N. Larkins N. Aird R. Pedler M. Roache A. Barrett T. Byrne 

De La Salle 9.3 14.8 17.14 23.14 (152) 

St Bernards 0.1 0.3 4.5 7.7 (49) 

GOALS De La Salle: T. Kovarik 9 C. Coyle 3 A. Kovarik 3 J. Comerford 2 B. Hughes 

1 S. Moloney 1 M. Krezel 1 A. McLeish 1 R. Hancock 1 M. Barron 1 St Bernards: 

A. Helenius 3 D. Burnside 1 M. Sullivan 1 M. Smith 1 B. Cooper 1 

BEST De La Salle: T. Kovarik A. Kovarik C. Coyle B. Hughes E. Peryman M. Barron 

St Bernards: A. Gurrisi M. Sullivan A. Helenius D. Janides C. Mitchell J. Devery 

Club XVIII (North) 

Williamstown CYMS 3.4 5.5 6.6 7.10 (52) 

Therry Penola 1.1 3.2 5.6 7.7 (49) 

GOALS Williamstown CYMS: D. Hetrelezis 2 B. Jones 1 C. Pach 1 J. Buttigieg 1 

A. Kosmatos 1 D. MacLeod 1 Therry Penola: not provided 

BEST Williamstown CYMS: J. Buttigieg B. Jones A. Kosmatos D. Williams 

D. Hetrelezis T. Burns-Wallace Therry Penola: not provided 

Banyule 4.2 5.6 7.7 11.10 (76) 

Fitzroy 1.3 4.4 10.5 11.8 (74) 

GOALS Banyule: T. Prior 2 S. Tuckman 2 J. McDonald 2 J. Rigler 1 N. Smith 1 

L. Mowat 1 H. Mowat 1 A. Watson 1 Fitzroy: K. McKenzie 4 N. Brown 2 T. Wilson 2 

A. Grant 1 T. Jenkins 1 M. Oliver 1 

BEST Banyule: N. Smith C. Buckley M. Crema B. Danaher N. Herd A. Valvo 

Fitzroy: O. Dunn T. Coleman N. Brown A. Grant D. Griffin W. Parker 

Ivanhoe 4.2 7.3 10.4 14.9 (93) 


GOALS Ivanhoe: T. Sheehan 5 B. Waterman 5 P. Farrelly 2 M. Mastores 1 A. Caneva 

1 Richmond Central: R. Dean 3 R. Wood 1 C. Equid 1 R. Hummerston 1 N. Rice 1 

L. Couper 1 

BEST Ivanhoe: M. Pietryk B. Walters T. Sheehan D. Miller N. Addison O. Scott 

Richmond Central: W. Dakis A. Kyriakou R. Nolan L. Couper D. Johnston M. Isles 


Old Paradians 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.6 (36) 

GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Denatris 8 J. Weir 7 J. Cox 3 B. Lawty 3 

H. Christie 2 S. Clinch 2 C. Dynon 1 T. Downing 1 Old Paradians: B. Dintinosante 

2 I. Clifford 2 J. Monro 1 

BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Denatris J. Weir B. Lawty T. Downing S. Clinch 

P. Moore Old Paradians: T. Mills J. Rossiter A. Jolley D. Lewis B. Dintinosante 

M. Cardinal 

Old Carey 7.4 11.8 17.11 21.12 (138) 

UHS-VU 0.0 0.0 0.0 1.2 (8) 

GOALS Old Carey: N. Everett 6 B. Andrews 3 N. Colbert 3 S. Leon 2 R. Stone 2 

N. Newhouse 1 N. Baker 1 T. Rule 1 N. England 1 A. van Schaik 1 UHS-VU: 

A. Milicevic 1 

BEST Old Carey: N. Everett A. van Schaik D. Hyne R. Stone S. Leon N. Baker 

UHS-VU: W. Smith C. Bramwell C. Hume M. Czerny J. Thomas A. Milicevic 

Club XVIII (South) 

Ormond AFC 2.4 3.8 4.13 5.13 (43) 

Ajax 0.3 0.4 1.9 4.11 (35) 

GOALS Ormond AFC: S. Metz 3 J. Harry 1 T. Foy 1 Ajax: R. Cahn 2 J. Berlinski 2 

BEST Ormond AFC: S. Barker N. Blandford L. Calvert G. Hall J. Harry D. MacHin 

Ajax: D. Steinberg J. Grosman A. Wytwornik R. Cahn B. Yudelman M. Selzer 

Mazenod 4.2 11.4 22.9 27.17 (179) 


GOALS Mazenod: N. Bogar 9 W. Occhiuto 4 J. Fitzsimmons 3 K. Kelly 3 T. Stanley 2 

M. Wilkins 2 N. Meehan 1 D. Kelly 1 J. Kavanagh 1 D. McMullin 1 Hampton Rovers: 

M. Gray 2 S. Anderson 2 M. Dynon 1 B. Woodland 1 

BEST Mazenod: N. Bogar T. Stanley J. Kavanagh N. Meehan J. Bates S. Micallef 

Hampton Rovers: S. Anderson M. Gray R. Bibby M. Westhead B. Holt G. Davis 

Hawthorn v Richmond Central 

Hawthorn won by forfeit. 


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UNDER 19 

RESULTS 

U19 PREMIER 



GOALS Old Melburnians: S. Kemmerer 3 J. Rundell 3 E. Scobart 3 S. Gibbons 1 

N. Madders 1 J. de Steiger 1 C. May 1 J. McMullin 1 University Blacks: J. Bunge 4 

J. Grant 3 J. Macaulay 2 T. Sharp 2 H. Bismire 1 

BEST Old Melburnians: N. Voyage N. Madders H. Macciolli A. Coleridge 

D. Velakoulis J. Rundell University Blacks: H. McKenna T. Sharp J. Bunge 

C. O’Sullivan P. Kelly J. Steadman 

Fitzroy 2.10 4.15 5.17 10.21 (81) 

Old Scotch 1.4 3.6 8.9 11.13 (79) 

GOALS Fitzroy: E. Scott 3 N. Jumeau 3 N. Carroll 2 T. Biscaro 1 A. Lawrence 1 

Old Scotch: M. Peric 3 M. Bate 2 S. Woodard 2 G. van den Broek 1 A. Hummerston 

1 C. McDonough 1 T. Hays 1 

BEST Fitzroy: N. Jumeau J. Turner T. Hudson-Bevege A. Biggs A. Maloney F. Wilkins 

Old Scotch: G. van den Broek S. Woodard H. French H. Dick S. Muttdon J. Finlay 

De La Salle 3.3 4.5 8.6 13.7 (85) 

Old Xaverians 2.5 7.8 9.12 11.16 (82) 

GOALS De La Salle: H. Nicholson 4 E. Espinosa 4 J. Williams 1 L. Barda 1 

T. Richardson 1 A. Streker 1 M. Hamilton 1 Old Xaverians: M. Hannan 3 D. Barry 2 

S. Berengo 2 Z. Pirrie 1 A. Pasceri 1 J. O’Sullivan 1 J. Bergin 1 

BEST De La Salle: L. Wood G. McDonough M. Stizza E. Espinosa R. Harris 

H. Nicholson Old Xaverians: M. Galbraith M. Jenkinson A. Sorrenti S. Franklyn 

D. Barry S. Berengo 



GOALS St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: L. Barnhoorn 5 D. Watterson 3 S. D’Andrea 3 

J. McKee 3 C. Lawrence 2 A. Martin 1 J. Heron 1 A. Cross 1 University Blues: 

S. James 3 A. Smith 2 H. Hanlon 1 S. Dalton 1 E. McMullin 1 J. Mugavin 1 T. Murfett 

1 T. Ruggles 1 

BEST St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Gabron-uhe A. Cross J. Townley D. Watterson 

L. Barnhoorn S. D’Andrea University Blues: S. Dalton S. Driscoll W. Cuningham 

S. James T. Ruggles L. Wardle 

U19 SECTION 2 

St Bernards 3.2 6.9 9.11 14.15 (99) 

Ormond 0.0 1.1 2.2 3.2 (20) 

GOALS St Bernards: D. Wall 6 J. Gay 3 A. Graham 3 B. Cooper 1 J. Weir 1 Ormond: 

J. Samuels 1 J. Taylor 1 A. Leigh 1 

BEST St Bernards: M. Borzillo K. Farrell J. Weir M. Stapleton D. Wall H. Carland 

Ormond: H. Isles G. Taylor A. Leigh J. Taylor R. McDonald M. Hunt 



GOALS Old Haileybury: W. McTaggart 2 D. Walsh 2 J. Miseski 2 Z. Connelly 1 

Caulfield Grammarians: T. Yelland 2 T. Bradshaw 2 T. Nixon 2 L. Everett 1 J. Phipps 

1 L. Simpson 1 H. Gates 1 J. Henty 1 

BEST Old Haileybury: not provided 

Caulfield Grammarians: T. Bradshaw H. Gates T. Yelland S. Dickson T. Nixon J. Gray 

Old Carey 4.8 11.11 16.13 23.16 (154) 

Old Brighton 0.1 2.2 4.2 4.7 (31) 

GOALS Old Carey: R. Shergold 9 M. Evans 2 S. Patroni 2 L. Hall 2 J. Wunungmurra 

2 N. Richardson 1 B. Field 1 L. Mahon 1 D. Harding 1 M. Hexter 1 C. Johnstone 1 

Old Brighton: C. Nicholls 2 S. Zaia 1 S. Lorenz 1 

BEST Old Carey: M. Evans R. Shergold L. Hall J. Wunungmurra C. Allen 

N. Richardson Old Brighton: C. Nicholls T. Ellery C. Wood H. Cannon S. Zaia 

S. Jewell 

St Kevins 8.4 14.7 18.9 24.13 (157) 


GOALS St Kevins: M. Lattanzio 5 T. Jones 4 T. Steains 4 D. Kerr 3 N. Packwood 3 

Z. Ginies 2 J. Barrie 1 E. Ring 1 J. Betlehem 1 Old Mentonians: J. Mottershead 2 

B. Rossi 2 T. Jelelleff 1 M. Brown 1 C. Johnstone 1 

BEST St Kevins: M. Shanahan N. Ciurleo J. Staffieri M. Lattanzio T. Jones J. Murphy 

Cruise Old Mentonians: T. Wigney T. Brodie J. Jansson L. Caine R. Bennett 

U19 SECTION 3 

Marcellin 4.2 8.6 12.7 18.12 (120) 

Collegians 5.1 5.2 5.2 6.2 (38) 

GOALS Marcellin: B. Waldren 5 N. Botham 4 T. Natoli 4 J. Hollaway 1 A. Beaini 

1 K. Mattiuzzo 1 D. Schaffert 1 W. Hiser 1 Collegians: B. Riddle 2 C. Jesaveluk 2 

L. Apted 1 W. Schwab 1 

BEST Marcellin: D. Isaac J. Bettello A. Gilmour J. Stone B. Waldren A. Beaini 

Collegians: A. Siddons L. Apted A. Fahie T. Goodman T. Cantwell H. White 

Old Ivahoe vs Old Trinity 

Old Trinity won by forfeit. 



GOALS Old Camberwell: E. Adkins 6 S. Pellis 5 N. Adamson 3 S. Anjou 2 D. Proksa 1 

N. Raghavan 1 C. Young 1 S. Tarbet 1 J. Himat 1 Hampton Rovers: M. Care 3 B. Scott 

1 L. DeLisle 1 S. Care 1 

BEST Old Camberwell: C. McLaughlin J. Himat T. Kanz T. Schipper E. Adkins S. Pellis 

Hampton Rovers: M. Care B. Clarke B. Scott J. Campion D. Colosacco T. Jones 

Old Essendon 3.6 8.11 12.13 12.14 (86) 

Northern Bullants 3.3 6.4 9.5 12.6 (78) 

GOALS Old Essendon: B. Drysdale 2 C. Persano 2 J. Dicello 2 J. Barrett 2 T. Livori 2 

L. Flaherty 1 J. Marr 1 Northern Bullants: L. McRedmond 4 T. Beames 2 C. Taylor 1 

L. Winter 1 J. Karanikos 1 D. D’Amore 1 K. Neil 1 T. Vuwai 1 

BEST Old Essendon: L. Flaherty J. McEvey J. Shingler J. Marr C. Persano M. Ratcliffe 

Northern Bullants: T. Beames N. Parkes D. D’Amore J. Phelan N. De Andrade 

M. Sortino 

U19 SOUTH 

Mazenod 0.6 2.8 4.13 7.16 (58) 

Peninsula 2.1 4.2 5.3 7.4 (46) 

GOALS Mazenod: L. Greco 3 J. Malietzis 2 L. Greco 1 S. Millner 1 

Peninsula: not provided 

BEST Mazenod: J. Gentile L. Mann J. Malietzis M. Stevenson P. Flanagan L. Greco 

Peninsula: not provided 

Old Xaverians 5.4 7.11 10.14 11.15 (81) 

Monash Blues 1.1 4.2 6.4 10.7 (67) 

GOALS Old Xaverians: J. Pantas 3 M. Skene 1 J. Campbell 1 J. Morrison 1 D. Murray 

1 N. Nunan 1 S. Mc Clure 1 J. Curtis 1 H. O’Sullivan 1 Monash Blues: B. Cailes 3 

C. Johnson 2 M. Woodhouse 2 T. Ruddell 2 A. Al Sharea 1 

BEST Old Xaverians: J. Preece M. Skene D. Dempsey C. Hess N. Costa J. Morrison 

Monash Blues: T. Ruddell M. Simpson M. Woodhouse A. Parisi B. Tilley B. Cailes 

De La Salle 4.6 9.9 10.10 15.14 (104) 

MHSOB 4.2 8.5 11.8 13.8 (86) 

GOALS De La Salle: J. Kay 4 C. Haley 3 D. Gullan 2 T. Shallue 1 C. Athanassiou 1 

J. Cleary 1 A. Brown1 B. Forrest 1 S. Woodcock 1 MHSOB: J. Duell 4 J. Casserly 2 

P. Melilli 2 T. Hewa-Kapuge 1 M. Santomartino 1 S. Hayes 1 L. Bradford 1 

D. Ternes 1 

BEST De La Salle: J. Kay C. Haley J. Cleary D. Bollas J. Wood D. Gullan MHSOB: 

D. Ternes T. Hewa-Kapuge J. Duell A. Ashton D. Eimutis M. Santomartino 

U19 NORTH 

Bulleen Templestowe v Old Westbourne 

Bulleen Templestowe won by forfeit. 

Ivanhoe 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.12 (102) 

Banyule 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.10 (70) 

GOALS Ivanhoe: J. Harbottle 3 N. Godfrey 3 W. Servinis 2 L. Roberts 2 

A. Dimopoulos 2 D. Craig-Darroch 1 C. Mitchell 1 S. Mowat 1 Banyule: R. Dawson 2 

P. Millsom 2 J. Cahir 1 J. Ryan 1 J. Radford 1 S. Tindale 1 J. Sirianni 1 J. Langford 1 

BEST Ivanhoe: M. Ioannou S. Mowat D. Craig-Darroch A. Dimopoulos A. Purtell 

C. Mitchell Banyule: J. Ryan H. McDonald J. Coulson L. Delaney J. Rice J. Price 

Therry Penola 2.3 9.5 10.6 15.8 (98) 

La Trobe Uni 4.4 4.4 9.4 11.5 (71) 

GOALS Therry Penola: B. Capraro 3 H. Rowe 2 B. Egglestone 2 S. Rees 2 A. Ractliffe 

2 M. McCrae 1 M. Trimble 1 S. Tatlock 1 M. Jones 1 La Trobe Uni: M. Gleeson 3 

J. Aulsebrook 2 C. Morgan 2 E. Arthurson 1 C. Ross 1 C. Deary 1 

BEST Therry Penola: B. Egglestone A. Ractliffe D. Ryan M. Trimble S. Rees M. Rasile 

La Trobe Uni: C. Morgan J. Moriarty S. Jeffrey M. Gleeson T. Flood J. Aulsebrook 

Whitefriars OC 3.4 6.7 7.8 9.12 (66) 

Emmaus St Leos 2.3 2.3 6.5 9.7 (61) 

GOALS Whitefriars OC: M. Nitas 4 N. McKeown 2 T. Peter-Budge 2 B. Mathews 1 

Emmaus St Leos: not provided 

BEST Whitefriars OC: D. Blewonski T. Murphy T. Leechman M. Nitas N. McKeown 

C. Gauld Emmaus St Leos: not provided 


UNDER 19 

Michael Collins 

Nick Duxson 

Last Saturday afternoon at Stradbroke Park, one 

would be forgiven for thinking that they were 

watching seasoned and mature senior footballers 

considering how strong the Under 19 Premier 

competition currently is. In two consecutive weeks, 

Old Xaverians have taken part in two enthralling, 

brutal and highly skilled games. Old Xavs have come 

up short in both weeks but it is a credit to the Xavs 

boys for showcasing the strength of the Under 19 

Premier competition. In the last two weeks Old Xavs, 

De La Salle and Beaumaris have produced the games 

of the year. 

De La Salle held on to the win by three points under 

dramatic circumstances against the Old Xavs. All 

season long, Old Xaverians have held the spotlight 

and praise as the most dominant side in the 

competition. Yet the side that has won the last four 

premierships, De La has sneaked up on the Xavs to 

snare first position on the ladder. However, if Xavs 

kicked truly with 30 seconds left on the clock last 

Saturday, than Xavs would boast supremacy at the 

top of the ladder. To quote the inspiring Al Pacino, 

“Life is just a game of inches. So is football”. De La’s 

senior players stood up brilliantly against the bigger 

Xavs bodies with Liam Wood and Garrett Mcdonough 

leading from the front. 

Fitzroy all but finished Old Scotch’s season with a 

come-from-behind two-point victory. In the last five 

minutes of the last quarter, the Cardinals watched 

their three goal lead disappear and their finals 

hopes severely dashed. The Roys have been the 

biggest movers in the second half of the season. 

With wins against Beaumaris and Old Scotch, and 

a commendable performance against De La Salle, 

Fitzroy have enjoyed a sparkling backend to the 

season. Going into three quarter time, the message 

from the Roys camp was ‘strength of mind’; and they 

certainly proved immense resolve. For the winners, 

Nathan Jumeau played the complete game by cutting 

off Old Scotch attacks down back and creating havoc 

up forward. 

St. Bedes/Mentone Tigers geared themselves up 

nicely for the crunch game against Old Scotch this 

week with a comfortable 50-point win over the 

up-and-down University Blues. The Tigers’ fate is in 

their own hands as a win this weekend against the 

Cardinals would give them a strangle hold on fourth 

position. 

Old Melburnians registered their fourth win of the 

season against last placed University Blacks. For OMs, 

Nick Voyage continued his fine season with a best on 

ground performance. 

Todd Beames 

COMPETITION IN 

GOOD STEAD 

Section 2 

An undermanned St Bernards outfit defeated 

Ormond by 79 points at home. A strong display of 

disciplined team football saw them lead for every 

minute of the game and boost their percentage in 

a hope of finishing second and securing the double 

chance. The result was never in doubt with Matt 

Borzillo showing the way for the victors whilst David 

Wall kicked another six. For Ormond, Harry Isles 

fought hard all day. 

Old Carey kept their slim finals chances alive with 

a 123 point demolition of Old Brighton. After an 

inaccurate first term where the result could have 

already been decided, Old Carey kicked away to lead 

by 63 points at the long break. The second half saw 

much of the same with Carey kicking 12 goals to 

Brighton’s two. Robert Shergold had a day out for the 

winners kicking nine and taking his total for the year 

to 62. Morgan Evans was good all day for Carey, whilst 

for Brighton, Callum Nicholls fought hard. 

St Kevins kept on with their winning form with a 

105 point thrashing of Old Mentonians. After one 

quarter of football the result was never in doubt with 

St Kevins leading by 42 points at the first change. 

They continued to apply pressure to their opposition 

and ran away with the game, continuing their march 

up the ladder. They now sit equal second and will be 

looking to try and pinch that all important second 

position. Matt Lattanzio led the way kicking five goals 

whilst for Old Mentonians Tim Wigney continued his 

good season. 

In the game of the round, Old Haileybury beat 

Caulfield in a game which could decide which team 

plays football in September. In a very even first half, 

the Bloods held a one point margin at the long 

break. The third quarter proved to be the crucial one, 

Caulfield unable to score a goal whilst Old Haileybury 

put through four majors. In the end the Bloods were 

too strong, winning by a comfortable 20 points. 

Cameron Hill (Old Haileybury) and Tyson Bradshaw 

(Caulfield) led the way for their teams. 

Werribee had the bye. 

Section 3 

Vying for a finals berth, Northern Bullants and Old 

Essendon produced an eight-point thriller at Preston 

City Oval. The Dons had their chances in the opening 

half to put the game beyond the home side, but a 

return of 8.11 saw them hold only a 19 point lead at 

the main break. The Dons link-up running had the 

Bullants in all sorts, and they stretched their lead 

to 26 points at three quarter time. However, a long 

goal on the run from Bullants captain Todd Beames 



saw the home team ignite, kicking three in a row. 

However a determined Essendon outfit held on for 

a well-earned win, Liam Flaherty and James Shingler 

amongst their best. 

Six goals from Edward Adkins and five goals from 

Stephen Pellis led Old Camberwell to a 106 point win 

over Hampton Rovers. Corey McLaughlin starred for 

the third placed ‘Wellers, while Matthew Care was 

best on ground for the Rovers, slotting three majors. 

Marcellin proved themselves to be genuine finals 

contenders with an 82 point thrashing of Collegians. 

The Lions kicked five of their six goals in the first term, 

and were held to just 1.1 for the rest of the game. For 

Marcellin, Benjamin Warren booted five, Tom Natoli 

and Nick Botham chipped in for four apiece and 

Dan Isaac dominated. The Lions have now slipped to 

fourth place, a game and a half clear of fifth. 

Old Trinity moved into top spot with a 66-point win 

over bottom side Old Ivanhoe. 

North 

Ivanhoe (4 th ) vs Banyule (5 th ) was always going to be 

an important fixture this close to finals, the Bears 

letting slip a golden opportunity to secure their 

spot in September. A best on ground performance 

from Matthew Ioannou and three goals each to Nick 

Godfrey and Joshua Harbottle led Ivanhoe to a five 

goal win, keeping their finals chances alive. Jeremy 

Ryan was impressive in defeat for the Bears. 

TODAY 


PREMIERS 

DE LA SALLE v UNIVERSITY BLUES 

OLD XAVERIANS v OLD MELBURNIANS 

ST BEDES/MT v OLD SCOTCH 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS v BEAUMARIS 

U19 SECTION 2 

OLD HAILEYBURY v ST BERNARDS 

ORMOND v OLD MENTONIANS 

ST KEVINS v OLD CAREY 

WERRIBEE v OLD BRIGHTON 

U19 SECTION 3 

AJAX v OLD TRINITY 

MARCELLIN v OLD IVANHOE 

OLD ESSENDON v OLD CAMBERWELL 

HAMPTON ROVERS v NORTHERN BULLANTS 

U19 NORTH 

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v BANYULE 

IVANHOE v EMMAUS ST LEOS 

LA TROBE UNI v WHITEFRIARS OC 

OLD WESTBOURNE v THERRY PENOLA 

U19 SOUTH 

MAZENOD v OLD XAVERIANS 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN v MHSOB 

PENINSULA v MONASH BLUES 

DE LA SALLE v BEAUMARIS 

In form Therry Penola 

removed La Trobe Uni from 

the top of the table with a 

hard fought 27-point win. A 

seven-goal-to-none second 

term set up the win for the Lions, as did a starring 

performance from Brenton Eggleston and three 

majors from the boot of Benjamin Capraro. Mitchell 

Gleeson slotted three for La Trobe, who were well led 

by Charles Morgan. 

The fact that Emmaus St Leos and Whitefriars are 

out of finals contention obviously hasn’t registered, 

as both sides put in a finals-like performance at 

Whitefriars College Oval. The Friars were expected to 

win easily, and kicked away to a 28 point lead at half 

time. However, St Leos brought the margin back to 

nine points at the final break, and came within five 

points of an upset. David Blewonski starred for the 

victors, and Michael Nitas booted four goals. 

South 

Only three games played but there was still plenty of 

action as all games were still up for grabs throughout 

the last quarter. 

Peninsula hosted the undefeated ladder leaders 

Mazenod at home looking to cause an upset and 

edge closer to fourth position. The Nodders were 

unable to capitalise on their chances letting Peninsula 

into the game, with only four points separating the 

teams at the last change, Mazenod did what they 

had to in able to secure a 12 point victory and will 

be happy to get away with the win. Louis Greco 

continued his stella season with another three goals 

for the victors. 

Melbourne High and De La Salle battled it out in 

a contest which saw numerous lead changes, with 

De La too strong in the final quarter winning by 18 

points. In what was a close game all day and the 

result still in the balance well into the last quarter, 

both teams would have impressed their respective 

coaches with their will and endeavour. Jarrad Kay 

kicked four goals for De La, whilst for MHSOB David 

Ternes fought hard all day. 

Old Xaverians moved closer to securing 2 nd spot on 

the ladder and the double chance with a hard fought 

17 point win over Monash. The Red and Blacks kicked 

five first quarter goals to set up the victory with 

Jeremy Preece leading the way whilst James Pantas 

booted three. For the Blues, Ben Cailes kicked three 

goals in a solid effort. Both teams look certain to 

make finals and may be up against each other in the 

not too distant future. 

Beaumaris and St Mary’s Salesian both had the bye. 

Round 15 will see ladder leaders Mazenod take 

on 2 nd placed Old Xaverians in what shapes as the 

game of the season. When the teams met in Round 1, 

Mazenod got over the line by just three points. 


U19 – PREMIER 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Luke Buller/ Marcus Goonan Asst 

Coach: Peter Brook/Tim Hunt 

DE LA SALLE BLUES 

Coach: Michael Brown 

Asst: Simon Brown 

FITZROY 

Coach: Bruce Edwards 

OLD MELBURNIANS 

Coach: 

OLD SCOTCH 

Coach: Matthew Parisi 

Assistant Coach: Daniel Parisi 

1 Tim Pritchard 

3 Tom 

McManamy 

4 James Hooper 

5 Josh Ward 

6 James Bull 

7 Dylan Davis 

8 Chris Smout 

9 Oliver Webber 

10 Jackson Miller 

12 Alex Shulman 

14 Sean Brennan 

16 Andrew Dickinson 

17 Luke 

Edmondson 

18 Byron Hughes 

19 Matt Teasdale 

20 Brenton Schubert 

21 Jack Perkin 

22 Kyle McDonagh 

23 Will Mattingly 

24 Lucas Bourne 

26 Sam Bennett 

27 Nick Dickinson 

28 Adam Tanzimat 

29 Luke Beasley 

30 Nick Voritch 

31 Ben Shaw 

32 Joel DiNatale 

33 Will Edwards 


35 Ethan 

McMaster 

36 Mark 

Ramanathan 

37 Tom Abbott 

38 James Hall 

39 Matt Prosser 

40 Ray Lenygel 

41 Aaron Keating 

43 Jordan Thompson 

44 Matt Davis 

45 Callum Griffi ths 

46 Hayden Darbyshire 

47 Tom Gandy 

48 Peter 

Paspaliaris 

50 Greg Pearson 

51 Callum 

Gillespie 

53 Alex Smout 

54 Liam Brennan 

55 Will Minehan 

59 Scott Sheldrick 

1 Eddie Espinosa 

2 Jacob Williams 

3 David Gullan 

4 Sam Brooks 

5 Charlie Athanasiou 

6 Luke Hogan 

7 Brendan Close (C) 

8 Harry Haley 

10 Jarrad Kay 

11 Luke Barda 

12 Liam Wood 

13 Todd Richardson 

14 Joshua Wood 

15 Hugh Nicholson 

16 Anthony O’shea 

17 Declan Freeman 

18 Con Panna 

19 Adrian Papamiltiades 

20 Ryan Harris 

22 Jayden Duhau 

23 Jordon Bull 

24 James Cleary 

25 Garrett Mcdonough 

26 Ashlin Streker 

27 Anthony Soriano 

28 Tom Cleary 

29 Matthew Hamilton 

32 Michael Stizza 

34 Joel Mattiske 

38 Lachlan O’connell 

42 Tom Humphrey 

43 Mark Todd 

SPONSOR 

Mt Erica Hotel 

1 Tom Biscaro 

2 Jackson Tennant 

3 Benjamin Roberts 

4 Nathan Carroll 

5 Toby Hudson Bevege 

6 Cheyne Evans 

7 Lachlan Morrison 

8 Chris Doherty 

10 Edward Bryan 

11 Sean Dillane 

12 Arreh Elmi 

13 Jack Iacono 

14 Alex Lawrence 

15 Nathan Jumeau 

16 Brendan Hill 

16 Eammon Scott 

17 Nicholas Marshall 

18 Filippo Palmieri 

19 Ben Slaviero 

20 Dylan Patcas 

21 Sandy Maskell Knight 

28 Paddy McQueen Canty 

29 Julian Turner 

32 Dominic Pound-Palmieri 

39 Adams Biggs 

42 James Steinfort 

43 Raphael Lloyd 

52 Alex Maloney 

54 Eamonn Scott 

64 Martyn Beacham 

Sponsors: 

Reds Foundation 

Harrington Earl Estate Agents 

Degani Bakery Cafe 

McCoppins 

Clyde Hotel 

NAB 

1 E Scobart 

3 S Quennell 

5 C Baillieu 

11 J Sanford 

14 L Dean 

15 T Lloyd 

16 N Voyage 

18 T de Fegely 

19 C May 

20 N Madders 

23 N de Steiger 

24 W Hatfi eld 

25 T Hodge 

26 M McCoy 

28 M Marangon 

29 L Bennett 

30 B Wall 

37 H Jupp 

43 N Russell 

48 L Gooley 

64 L Koumouris 

65 P Lofi tis 

66 A Amato 

67 L Borthwick 

68 M Carlon 

69 J Cooper 

70 J Coverdale 

71 M Downey 

72 R Fowler 

73 C Freedman 

74 S Goodard 

75 E Haralambous 

76 T Hywood 

77 J Land 

78 T Morris 

79 J Moss 

80 E Myer 

81 N Pearce 

82 W Smibert 

83 A Steele 

84 C Stubbe 

85 S Uden 

86 C Wischer 

1 Peter Hodges 41 Sam Banfi eld 

2 Jackson Finlay 43 Sam Dalton 

3 Tom Hays 

44 Michael Johnston 

4 Mitch Bradley 47 Anzack Newman 

5 James Sansom 58 Ed Furey 

6 Mat Bate 

88 Nick Jamieson 

7 Callum McDonough 

8 Dylan McFarlane 

9 Charlie Maginness 

10 Hugh French 

11 Michael Filius 

12 David Carey 

13 Alex Reilly 

14 Tom Hackett 

15 William Boyd 

16 Gene van den Broek 

17 Harry Carneli 

18 Ed Dalton 

19 Matt Peric 

20 Angus Harlock 

21 Greg Knight 

22 Charlie Perry 

23 Max van den Broek 

24 Will Donelan 

25 Andrew Hummerston 

26 James Stott 

27 Scott Sansom 

28 Sam Stott 

29 David Knight 

30 Andy White 

31 Charlie Ralston 

32 Cam Lucas 

33 Henry Dick (C) 

34 Sam Barnett 

35 Alex King 

36 William McCann 

37 Sam Muttdon 

38 Seb Woodard 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Prem Coaches: Tom Maule 

Asst: Hamish Buckley / Joe Rush 

ST BEDE’s MENTONE 

TIGERS 

Coach: Des Ryan 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 

Coach: Steve Cerni 

UNIVERSITY BLUES 

Coach: Matt Embling 

Assts Coaches: Alan Salter 

1 Steven Berengo 43 James Emonsom 

2 Louis Denton 

44 Tom Ferne 

3 Andrew Pasceri 45 Matthew Galbraith 

4 Matt Jenkinson 46 Toby Koffman 

5 Tim Dillon 

47 Andrew McCarthy 

6 Nick Pepperell (DVC) 48 Damien Murray 

7 Cauley Beetham 49 Nicholas Nunan 

8 Jeremy Preece 50 Harry O’Sullivan 

9 Matt Douglas (C) 51 Jonathan Smarrelli 

10 Jack Bergin 

52 Benjamin Smith 

11 Dan Iacuone 

53 Zac Cosgrave 

12 Dan Harangozo (VC) 54 Michael Burne 

13 Karl Kaldawi 

55 Patrick Cleeve 

14 Darcy Cotchett 56 Jeff Davies 

15 William Ryan 

57 Dante De Thomas 

16 James Morrison 58 Jack Fahey 

17 Matthew Vlahos 59 Benjamin Faulkner 

18 Zac Pirrie 

60 Luke Flegeltaub 

19 Mitch Skene 

61 Darcy Frawley 

20 Ashley Sorrenti 62 Xavier Frawley 

21 Nick Costa 

63 Tom Gunn 

22 Sam Franklyn 

64 Tim Hannon 

23 Charlie Woodley 65 Patrick Hardigan 

24 Jack O’Sullivan 66 Azy Asan 

25 Dan Barry 

67 Jacob Healy 

26 Pat Storey 

68 Damien Holland 

27 Ben Plant (VC) 

69 William Kennedy 

28 Michael Hannan 70 Jack Long 

29 Julian Sanfi lippo 71 Matthew Margin 

30 Sam Mcclure 

72 Lewis Mather 

31 Jack Curtis 

73 Jack McClusky 

32 Marcus Torr 

74 Andrew Melilli 

33 Elliot Pititto 

75 Robert O’Bryan 

34 Charlie Hess 

76 Jack Rathgeber 

35 Josh Bosnar 

77 Terry Reed 

36 Jonathan Blake 78 Matt Ridolfi 

37 James Campbell 79 Patt Slingo 

38 Oliver Condon 

80 Gabriel Varveri 

39 Jack Delmo 

81 Pat Yuen 

40 Anthony Dickinson 

41 Adriano Donato 

42 Alex Elliott 


1 L Doyle 

2 P Cortazzo 

3 S Dimos 

4 T Pastura 

5 T Brown 

6 D Saunders 

7 S Glennen 

8 J Patounas 

9 D Foley 

10 J Shipsides 

12 S Faulkner 

13 M Coen 

14 M Locco 

15 J Heron 

16 T Zorzovilis 

17 J Fenwick 

18 J Robertson 

19 A Jones 

20 W Schubert 

21 T Simpson 

22 H Jeans 

23 J Tobin 

24 S Nichols 

25 D Millwood 

26 D Foot-Connolly 

27 N Seeber 

28 C Roggero 

29 S Amon 

30 S Ary 

31 D Shea 

32 J Norman 

33 L Murphy 

34 D Garside 

60 M Meehan 

67 T Talbot 

68 T Wigney 

1 Jed Arbuckle 

2 Hugh Bismire 

3 Sam Bourke 

4 Alexander Brain 

5 Lachlan Brown 

6 Geoffrey Bullen 

7 Jonathan Bunge 

8 Declan Butorac 

9 Benjamin Clark 

10 Rohan Cleary 

11 Michael Coffey 

12 Brennan Collis 

13 Thomas Connell 

14 Jackson Cope 

15 Jason Dang 

16 Julian Daniell 

17 William Davison 

18 Sam Douglas 

19 Jacob Gardiner 

20 James Grant 

21 Phillip Hall 

22 Scott Hobijn-Allen 

23 Sidney Jones 

24 Stephen Judson 

25 Patrick Kelly 

26 Daniel Kissane 

27 Harrie Lahy 

28 Jack Laing 

29 James Lenehan 

30 Simon Lewis 

31 Nicholas Lord 

32 Jackson Macaulay 

33 Taylor Maney 

34 Hugh McConville 

35 Angus McCormack 

36 Andrew Moore 

37 Ryan Passuello 

38 Samuel Pattinson 

39 Luke Phillips 

40 Luke Plant 

41 Leon Ponte 

42 Jackson Roder 

43 Joseph Rokebrand 

44 Tom Sharp 

45 Jack Sher 

46 Josh Steadman 

47 Justin Trowell 

48 Cameron Turner 

49 Gianfranco Viola 

50 Bernard Williams 

51 Oliver Yorston 

1 W. Cuningham 

2 T. Murfett 

3 D. Zambon 

5 O. Whitehead 

6 S. Driscoll 

7 J. Turner 

12 H. Hanlon (C) 

13 S. Caldow 

17 N. Keating 

19 J. O’Brien 

21 E. Long 

23 S. Dalton 

28 T.Ruggles 

29 P. Ruggles 

35 P. Mithen 

40 H. Paez 

46 D. Van de Pol 

47 A. Dugdale 

50 C. Spalding 

51 D. Aukema 

52 R. McMahon 

53 R. Langham 

60 A. Smith 

67 A. De Fegely 

68 L. McCann 

71 J. Visser 

76 L.Michell 

77 A. Ross 

81 S. James 

83 E. McMullin 

M. Brown 

J. Kershaw 

O. Davies 

A. Driscoll 

C. Hammond 

B. Jones 

J. Kus 

M. Kus 

J. Laidlaw 

F. Pryor 

R. Russo 

T. Stevens 

R. Thompson 

L. Wardle 

S. Willersdorf 


Batman Couriers 

Buxton Real Estate 

Bendigo Bank 

Bendigo Private 

Banking Services 

The Clyde Hotel 


U19 – SECTION 2 

CAULFIELD GRAMM 

Coach: Ben Gross 

Asst.: Cal Twomey 

OLD BRIGHTON 

Coach: Adam Pirrie 

Asst Coach: Ryan Joseph 

OLD CAREY 

Coach: Matt Curry 

Asst Coach: Russell Morris 

OLD HAILEYBURY 

Coach: Matthew Kelly 

1 Steve Vivian 

2 James Phipps 

3 Ben Schwarer 

4 James Shanahan 

5 Tyson Bradshaw 

6 Tim Nixon 

7 Tyler Smith 

8 Lloyd Everett 

9 Will Osborn 

11 James Gray 

12 Scott Pincus 

13 Connor Mengler-Francis 

14 Tom Mccurdy 

15 Tim Yelland 

16 Dan Shapero 

17 Scott Dickson 

18 Mitch Nelson 

19 Will Conly 

20 Max Slonim 

21 Lachlan Simpson 

22 Rourke Puksand 

23 Andre Lister 

24 Jack Henty 

25 Taylor Wills 

26 Tom Allanson 

27 Matt Wood 

28 Tim Cox 

30 Sean Kempster 

31 Marcus Garrubba 

32 Jake Tobias 

33 Tom Rowsthorn 

35 Hugo Gates 

37 Mitch Kyle 

53 Taylor Wills 

57 Louis O’keefe 

58 Dan Pelchen 

1 Harry Cannon 

2 Dom D’andrea 

3 Tyler Ellery 

4 Ed Granter 

5 Stephen Lorenz 

6 Cal Nicholls 

7 Chris Hardgrave 

8 Rob Naughton 

9 Josh Prosser 

10 Linton Farrell 

11 Jackson Moffi tt 

12 Dylan Struck 

13 Nick Coroneous 

14 Max Leashman 

15 Ed Fitzgerald 

16 Nick Petiona 

17 Michael Namour 

18 Levi Mowbray 

19 Pat Sands 

20 Harrison Flavell 

21 Hugh Christianson 

22 Ben Mehrton 


24 Ryan Martin 

25 Tom Brunskill 

26 Jack Broadhead 

27 Liston Dawes 

28 Cailin Wrigley 

29 Charlie Wood 

30 Grant Maglio 

1 Jordan Easton 

2 Sam Pentney 

3 Jimmy Evans 

4 James Coull 

5 Nick Morris 

6 Alex Eddy 

7 Lachlan Addison 

8 Mitch Hexter 

9 Henry Mcqueen- 

Miscamble 

10 Morgan Evans (VC) 

11 Nick Richardson (VC) 

12 Harry Moore (VC) 

13 Lachy Mahon 

14 Darcy Harding 

15 Matt Parker (C) 

16 Nic Bayly 

17 Sam Fisher 

18 Zac Lisle 

19 William Guiney 

20 Andy Yeo 

21 Adam Ahearn 

22 Ryan Abotomey 

23 Lochlan Hall 

24 Matt Brown 

25 Will Brown-Greaves 

26 Ben Lewinsky 

27 Michael Mazzocato 

28 Chris Allen 

29 Tom Cherny 

30 Peter Ioannidis 

31 Ben Field 

32 Charles Johnstone 

33 Michael Mitchell 

34 Rob Shergold 

35 Jack Meldrum 

36 Dylan Roberts 

37 Jermaine 

Wunungmurra 

38 Chris Dimovski 

40 Tyler Daglish 

1 Johnathan Hammond 

2 James Paul 

3 Dylan Somers 

4 William McTaggert 

5 Luke Pinot 

6 M Quimbao 

7 N Leonidas 

8 Andrew Mathers 

9 Jake Lynch 

10 Samuel Hall 

11 Alister Braithwaite 

12 Dimitri Stathopoulos 

13 Daniel Newby 

14 Giordan Nguyen 

15 James Fulton 

16 Dylan Walsh 

17 D Marshallsea 

18 Thanu Ravindram 

19 Richard Mathers 

20 Hector Simpson 

21 Josh Alkermade 

22 Christopher Smith 

23 Tom Dalton 

24 Jack-Thomas Coombes 

25 Jordan Donnelly 

26 Patrick Hutchinson 

27 J Toy 

28 Christopher Venten 

29 A Budge 

30 Cameron Hill 

31 Sam Nowlan 

32 Tom Turner 

33 Alexander Thompson 

OLD MENTONIANS 

Coach: Steve Jansson 

1 Thomas Goodrich 

2 Timothy Wigney 

3 Dustin Mills 

4 Darcy. R Brown 

5 Lachlan Caine 

6 James Mottershead 

7 Luke Hull 

8 Jack Jansson 

9 Mitchell Stevens 

10 Michael Durack 

11 Thomas Jelleff 

12 Troy Brodie 

13 Gareth Maxted 

14 Bradley Beaman 

15 Joshua Green 

16 Thomas Graham 

17 Jake O’Donnell 

18 Jordan Wearne 

19 Hugo Hicks 

20 Zachary Nelson 

21 William Bardoel 

22 Timothy Wilton 

23 Ryan Bennett 

24 Callum Fryer 

25 Benjamin Rossi 

26 Sam Bardoel 

27 Warwick Stone 

28 Samuel Johnson 

29 Thomas Marshall 

30 Mitch Brown 

31 Samuel Dimos 

32 Clinton Johnstone 

33 Jake Bloomer 

34 Travis Broadway 

35 Matthew Zacharin 

36 Lachlan Mirams 

37 Bane Suboticki 

63 Daniel Maitland 

75 Jarryd Sadler 

83 Ben Biggs 

ORMOND 

Coach: Dave Matthews 

1 Stewart McCooke 

2 Daniel Rizati (VC) 

3 Henry Simon 

4 

5 Matthew Hunt 

6 Thomas Buckley 

7 Andrew Leigh 

8 Christian Doggett 

9 

10 Jared Samuels 

11 

12 Nathan Taylor 

13 Michael Bannan 

14 James Young 

15 Sam Frost 

16 Dean Ballassis 

17 Sam Lyubic 

18 Tom McCrabb 

19 Ryan McDonald 

20 Matthew Oaten 

21 Jack Singleton 

22 James Hastings- 

Dodge 

23 Ben Rockman 

24 Blair Atkins 

25 Mark Pappas 

26 Harry Isles 

27 Will Sayce 

28 Ben Darrou 

29 Lyndon Krause 

30 Matthew Saunders 

31 Adam Rodda 

32 Tom Gibney 

33 Anthony Anastasio 

34 

35 Jack Drummond 

36 

37 Tom Buckley 

38 Lloyd Anrep 

43 Sam Clements 

44 Gareth Taylor 

55 James Taylor (C) 

57 Michael Barnes 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Damien Sullivan 

Asst Coach: Ray King 

1 B. Cooper (VC) 

2 H. Overman (DVC) 

3 L. Bevanda 

4 C. Forder 

5 J. Bye 

6 T. Lynch 

7 M. Sargent 

8 K. Farrell 

9 J. Rose 

10 J. Wheeler 

11 N. Schultz 

12 I. Madden 

13 J. Dunell 

14 J. Weir 

15 J. Saundry 

16 S. Jones 

17 J. Bennie 

18 J. Gay 

19 L. Sullivan 

20 J. Van Mel 

21 S. Firth 

22 A. Graham 

23 D. Riley 

24 P. Lenoury 

25 M. Stapleton 

26 B. Palmer 

27 D. Anderson 

28 H. Carland 

29 M. Borzillo 

32 S. Caven (Capt) 

ST KEVINS OB 

Coach: Ray Leetham 

Asst Coach: Peter Campbell 

1 Paul Jones 44 Joshua Davidson 

2 James Betlehem 45 James Grinter 

(VC) 

46 Anthony Di 

3 Sam Kneebone Bartolomeo 

4 Harry Sargent 47 Francis Keely 

5 Anthony Barone 48 Henry Sestac 

6 Angus Fitzgerald 49 Nick Murphy 

7 Daniel Maccarrone 50 Anthony Giarusso 

8 Michael Shanahan 51 Charles Zachary 

9 Julien Staffi eri 52 Rob Dicintio 

10 Thomas Steains 53 Seb Kleynhans 

11 Luke McDonell 54 Dom Mallia 

12 James Barrie 

13 Edward Ring 

14 Jack Stoneman 

15 Josh Doherty 

16 Nick Wald 

17 Theo Garrow 

18 Tom Quinn 

19 Tomas Ryan 

20 Matthew Lew 

21 Zac Ginies 

22 Matthew Lattanzio 

23 Dan Kerr 

24 Sean Reid 

25 Paul DiNatale 

26 Emmett O’Donnell 

27 Mark Stafford (C) 

28 Anthony Kirwan 

29 Dom Loschiavo 

31 Nick Packwood 

32 Pat Rhodes 

33 Jack Murphy 

Cruise (VC) 

34 James Grinter 

35 Lucas Amon 

36 Jack Weber 

37 Matt Peric 

38 Manning Mitchell 

39 Tom Lewin 

40 Chris Holland 

41 Joe Frazer 

42 Dan Campbell 

43 Adrian Edwards 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: Roger Hand 

Asst Coach: Andrew Acciarito 

1 Charlton Butt 

2 Mitchell Chadwick 

3 Hayden Daniels 

4 Jonathon De Pellegrin 

5 Jamie DO 

6 Timothy Eccles 

7 Corey Edwards 

8 Cajetan Faranda 

9 Joshua Green-Mc Neilly 

10 Jesse Humphreys 

11 Adam Imber 

12 Luke Klein-Breteler 

13 Bol Kolang 

14 Benjamin Leonard 

15 Matthew Martin 

16 Lachlan McDowell 

17 Christopher McNamara 

18 Christopher Molivas 

19 Ben Morton 

20 Adam Ostrowski 

21 Lachlan Patterson 

22 Daniel Peers 

23 Jameel Sargent 

24 Mikhal Secoulidis 

25 Conor Purton 

26 Trent Lockwood 

27 Craig Moloney 

28 Brett Armstrong 

29 Jaxon Cooke 

30 Mohammed Hawli 

31 Morgan Williams 


U19 – SECTION 3 

AJAX 

Coach: Adam Slade-Jacobson 

COLLEGIANS 

Coach: Rob Ferguson 

Asst. Coach: John McDonough 

HAMPTON ROVERS 

Coach: Tony Naumoff 

MARCELLIN 

Coach: Neil McLarren 

1 Richie Simon 

2 Justin Kramersh 

3 Eyal Lang 

4 Jarryd Ludski 

5 Noah Rischin 

6 Matthew Kaye 

7 Ashley Shenker 

8 Daniel Sokolovich 

9 Chaim Stosser 

10 Ryan Dean 

11 Adam Caplan 

12 Aaron Sibel 

13 Ryan White 

14 Justin Tyler 

15 Jono Sandler 

16 Alex Wollan 

17 Ben Strimling 

18 David Burns 

19 Ben Michowski 

20 Jamie Malinek 

21 Jeremy Sher 

22 Stephen Gochman 

23 Natan Eskin 

24 Ben Miller 

25 Michael Thurin 

26 Itai Avisar 

27 Gideon Lipinski 

28 Gideon Heine 

29 Joel Hamilton 

30 Josh Benjamin 

31 John Katelis 

32 Dean Wollner 

33 JJ Sacks 

34 Mark Shnider 

35 Dylan Rothschild 

37 Jonathan Goldberg 

1 Harrison White 

2 James Patterson 

3 Sebastion Lindner 

5 Wil Hayes 

6 Calvin Lyon 

7 Thomas Penberthy 

8 Alister Fahie 

9 Tom Cantwell 

10 Chris Jesaveluk 

11 Jack Steger 

12 Sean O’Kane 

13 Billy Riddle 

15 Cameron Bonnar 

16 Tim Phillips 

17 Sebastian Evans 

18 Tim Varigos 

19 Max Griffi n 

21 Sam Hibbins 

22 Matthew Kyroussis 

23 Anthony James 

24 Ben Mason (C) 

27 Alexander Siddons 

28 Charles Terrier 

29 Elliot Cattell 

30 William Schwab 

31 Lindsay Apted 

32 Mitchell Newton 

33 Lachlan Ferguson 

34 Jack Thompson 

35 Toby Goodman 

40 Nicholas Denton 

45 Ian Gordon 

79 Drew Macrae 

83 Lee Kosky 

1 Jack Sperring 

2 Alex Whalebone 

3 Patrick Hosking 

4 Jacob McMahon 

5 Nick Taylor 

6 David McCarthy 

7 Josh Pavlou 

8 Victor Cinco 

9 Arnold Quirong 

10 Oliver Jewell 

11 Michael Levy 

12 Marley Collins 

13 Mathew Care 

14 Daniel Colasacco 

15 Antoine Raoux 

16 Mark Short 

17 Andre Jowett 

18 Brian Nolan 

19 Ben Clarke 

20 Marlon Woltering 

21 Christian Henry 

24 Nick Hoban 

25 Ned Fallon 

1 Julian Bendoricchi 

2 Lachlan Samers 

3 Ben Walden 

4 Kristian Mattiuzzo 

5 Jordan Bettello 

6 Lachlan Aylen 

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8 Joseph Milanese 

9 John McIntyre (C) 

10 Robert Costanzo (C) 

11 Alex McKenzie 

13 Nick Botham 

14 Dan Isaac 

15 Tom Gargano 

16 Tom Natoli 

17 Sean Ionidis 

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35 Anthony Beaini 

39 William Delahunty 

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NTH BULLANTS 

Coach: Charlie Fenech 

Assistants: Zan Usenov, Jon Carter 

OLD CAMBERWELL 

Coach: Adam Wright 

Asst Coach: Chris Zeegers 

OLD ESSENDON 

Coach: Steve Watts 

Asst Coach: Peter Philpott 

OLD IVANHOE 

Coach: Brad Shadbolt 

OLD TRINITY 

Coach: Damian Ahearne 

1 Sam Maatouk 

3 Nicholas De Andrade (VC) 

4 Kris Niel 

5 Jason Viola 

6 Michael Sortino 

7 Maroun Diab 

9 Luke Duray 

10 Lachlan McRedmond 

11 Michael Turner 

12 Jake Thompson 

13 Liam Carter 

14 Lachlan Winter 

15 Jay Phelan 

16 Tony Vuwai 

17 Todd Beames (C) 

18 James Karanikos 

20 Damian D’Amore 

22 Cameron Taylor 

23 Nathan Parkes 

24 Michael Ferma (VC) 

25 Daniel Vozinidis 

29 Jacob Fenech 

30 Nicholas Spagnolo 

34 Matthew Miller 

45 Anthony Chiodo 

1 Alex Purtell 

2 Justin Harty 

3 Nick Godfrey 

5 Josef Lagreca 

6 William Servinis 

7 Andrew Dimopoulos 

8 Edward Paynter 

9 Josh Harbottle 

10 Tim Diakovmako 

11 Joseph Cinque 

12 Sam Rimington 

13 Jacob Brudenell 

15 Sam Nix 

16 Matthew Ioannou 

17 John Benson 

20 Luca Lupone 

21 Stefan Zervides 

23 Sam Mowat 

24 Dan Plowman 

25 Lachlan Roberts 

27 Stefan Rajic 

28 Alex Biaggini 


30 Nathan Morrow 

32 Jack Normand 

36 Conor Mitchell 

39 Conor Healy 

40 Harry Robinson 

Dylan Craig-Darroch 

Leigh Read 

Tim Constantinou 

1 Jake Barrett 

2 Jack Bentick 

3 Daniel Beteramia 

4 Jack Clarke 

5 Ben Clements 

6 Taylor Cobby 

7 Andrew De Marco 

8 Jess Dichello 

9 Bradley Drysdale 

10 Matty Ferraro 

11 Josh Ferry 

12 Liam Flaherty 

13 Shaun Guerra 

14 Josh Lee 

15 Cameron Livori 

16 Travis Livori 

17 Jackson Marr 

18 Jake McEvey 

19 Mark Michelle 

20 Michael Moro 

21 Kenny Ng 

22 Christian Persano 

23 Luke Pignolet 

24 Adam Portelli 

25 Matthew Ratcliffe 

26 Lewis Reed 

27 Danny Rowland 

28 James Shingler 

29 Todd Symons 

1 T Morris 

2 M Baxter 

3 A Veli 

4 K Tieman 

5 D Imbesi 

6 J Birch 

7 M DelMonte (C) 

8 A Bransgrove 

9 A Sheehan 

10 C Gogerly 

11 J Cecil 

12 D Mancuso 

13 A Norwood 

14 T Gleason 

15 C Harder 

16 C Pirret 

17 M Mitris 

18 T Ikedo 

19 K Trajanovski 

20 J Trajanovski 

21 J Ridewood 

22 P Mansfi eld 

23 J Moio 

24 A Karim 

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27 M Kamay 

28 A Darrington 

29 C Gianfagna 

30 B Carpinteri 

31 M Licata 

1 Tim Bell 

2 Edward Bowman 

3 Chris Keys 

4 Nicholas Meadows 

5 Chris Riggs 

6 Steve Lawrence 

7 Tom Craigie 

8 Callum Rae 

9 Emerson Satur 

10 James Dell’Oro 

11 Doug Smith 

12 Reggie Smith 

13 Jobe Northey 

14 Oscar Fairweather 

15 Craig Foster 

16 Nick Piper 

17 James Gilfi llan 

18 Nick Lockwood 

19 Thomas Mead 

20 Peter Mescher 

21 Arther Nitsopoulos 

22 Edward Weatherson 

23 Jake Weatherson 

24 John Moran 

25 Tom Peacock 

26 Jonathon Wong 

27 Nathan Merzvinskis 

28 Henry Winter 

29 Tim Stephens 

30 Jakob Steinhart 

31 Sam Stacker 

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U19 – SOUTH 

BEAUMARIS 

Coach: Marcus Goonan 

Asst: Tim Hunt 

DE LA SALLE GOLD 

Coach: Rob Smith & Ken Haley 

MAZENOD 

Coach: Elio Greco 

Assistant Coach: Lou Cavalera 

MHSOB 

Coach: Mark Elder 

1 Tim Pritchard 41 Lachlan Gallop 

3 Tom McManamy 43 Jordan Thompson 

4 James Hooper 44 Matt Davis 

5 Josh Ward 45 Callum Griffi ths 

6 James Bull 46 Hayden 

7 Dylan Davis Darbyshire 

8 Chris Smout 47 Tom Gandy 

9 Oliver Webber 48 Peter Paspaliaris 

10 Jackson Miller 50 Greg Pearson 

12 Alex Shulman 51 Callum Gillespie 

14 Sean Brennan 53 Alex Smout 

14 Anthony Djakic 54 Liam Brennan 

16 Andrew Dickinson 55 Will Minehan 

17 Luke Edmondson 58 Kurt Mocika 

18 Byron Hughes 5 Scott Sheldrick 

19 Matt Teasdale 61 Scott Braithwaite 

19 Harrison Bennett 66 Tim Cumming 

20 Brenton Schubert 

21 Jack Perkin 

22 Kyle McDonagh 

23 Will Mattingly 

24 Lucas Bourne 

26 Sam Bennett 

27 Nick Dickinson 

27 Jayden Rayner 

28 Adam Tanzimat 

29 Luke Beasley 

30 Nick Voritch 

31 Ben Shaw 

32 Joel DiNatale 

33 Alex Shulman 


35 Ethan McMaster 

36 Mark Ramanathan 

36 Liam Coghlan 

37 Tom Abbott 

38 James Hall 

39 Matt Prosser 

40 Ray Lenygel 

1 Josh Fisher 

2 Charlie Haley 

5 Jonathan Mallas 

7 Andrew Brown 

8 Jonathan Tsoutsouris 

9 Con Panna 

10 Ben Forrest 

11 David Convery 

14 Josh Wood 

15 Beau Conncik 

18 Nathan Beaumont 

19 Jack Gava 

20 Nicholas Pane 

21 James Amerena 

22 Jason Terrell 

23 Liam O’Rourke 

24 Lucas Forato 

25 Kristian Johannsen 

26 Tim Shallue 

27 Simon Woodcock 

28 Liam Grech 

29 James Howard 

30 Dimi Damianos 

33 Oscar Persson 

34 Danny Bollas 

49 Nick Hyland 

50 Nick Holmes 

1 M Stevenson 

2 L Greco 

3 S Tyrrell 

4 A Bau 

6 B Shorten 

7 L Greco 

8 J Tyrrell 

9 J Paul 

9 P Malietzis 

10 S Cavalera (C) 

11 S Milner 

12 L Gonzales 

14 S Welsford 

15 L Kearns 

17 S Jones 

19 J Little 

21 J Kelly 

24 J Gentile 

25 M Kambouris 

27 J Murphy 

30 J Schiano 

31 P Flanagan 

37 B Mead 

53 A Di Petta 

81 J El-hage 

83 L Mann 

85 R Fileccia 

1 Jesse Casserly (C) 

2 Rex Gavan 

3 Liam Ferris (VC) 

4 Lawrence Bradford 

5 David Ternes (C) 

8 Tharindu Hewa-Kapuge 

9 Mason Fennesy-Kent 

14 Nick Huett 

17 Daniel Eimutis 

19 Peter Melilli 

21 Declan Lee 

22 Oliver Miles 

26 Paul Niklas 

27 Lachlan George 

28 Jeff Leong 

29 Sam Hayes 

31 Max Nelson 

33 Riley Batchelor 

34 Daniel Bye 

37 Jake Duell 

39 Joseph Doan 

40 Andrew Lynch 

56 Andrew Wheelahan 

60 Chris Sarpa 

63 Mark Santomartino 

68 Albert Kuang 

70 Josiah Hoang-Le 

71 Adam Ashton 

72 Roshane Wickramathilake 

73 Vidhur Rangaswamy 

74 Nigel Ashton 

75 Ayad Ashan 

76 Lowindu Dharmaratne 

77 Will Dredge 

MONASH BLUES 

Coach: Darryl Hoffmann 

1 Cody Johnson 

2 Alex Armstrong 

3 Sam Whatley 

5 Dinesh Nijhawan 

7 Matthew Woodhouse 

8 Andrew Prentice 

9 Mathew Pittman 

10 Cameron Rathbone 

11 Jack Rowland 

12 Matthew Myers (C) 

13 Aiden Parisi 

14 Ben Cailes 

15 James Cossins 

16 Connor Rochford (C) 

17 Tomas Retford 

18 Jake Cockburn 

21 Stephen Castle 

22 Nicholas Burri 

23 Ben Tilley 

24 Matt Davies 

26 Martin Beecroft 

27 Kurtis Young 

28 Tom Ruddell 

30 Matthew Zorkau 

31 Annas Al Sharea 

32 Robert Churkovich 

33 Jack Cookson 

34 James Duffy 

35 Oliver Fitzpatrick 

36 Billy Geary 

37 Tim Kallady 

38 Justin Mitrevski 

OLD XAVERIANS 

Prem Coaches: Dan Curtain 

Asst: James Woods 

1 Steven Berengo 

2 Louis Denton 

3 Andrew Pasceri 

4 Matt Jenkinson 

5 Tim Dillon 

6 Nick Pepperell 

7 Cauley Beetham 

8 Jeremy Preece 

9 Matt Douglas 

10 Jack Bergin 

11 Dan Iacuone 

12 Dan Harangozo 

13 Karl Kaldawi 

14 Darcy Cotchett 

15 William Ryan 

16 James Morrison 

17 Matthew Vlahos 

18 Zac Pirrie 

19 Mitch Skene 

20 Ashley Sorrenti 

21 Nick Costa 

22 Sam Franklyn 

23 Charlie Woodley 

24 Jack O’Sullivan 

25 Dan Barry 

26 Pat Storey 

27 Ben Plant 

28 Michael Hannan 

29 Julian Sanfi lippo 

30 Sam Mcclure 

31 Jack Curtis 

32 Marcus Torr 

33 Elliot Pititto 

34 Charlie Hess 

35 Josh Bosnar 

36 Jonathan Blake 

37 James Campbell 

38 Oliver Condon 

39 Jack Delmo 

40 Anthony Dickinson 

41 Adriano Donato 

42 Alex Elliott 

43 James Emonsom 

44 Tom Ferne 

45 Matthew Galbraith 

46 Toby Koffman 

47 Andrew McCarthy 

48 Damien Murray 

49 Nicholas Nunan 

50 Harry O’Sullivan 

51 Jonathan Smarrelli 

52 Benjamin Smith 

53 Zac Cosgrave 

54 Michael Burne 

55 Patrick Cleeve 

56 Jeff Davies 

57 Dante De Thomas 

58 Jack Fahey 

59 Benjamin Faulkner 

60 Luke Flegeltaub 

61 Darcy Frawley 

62 Xavier Frawley 

63 Tom Gunn 

64 Tim Hannon 

65 Patrick Hardigan 

66 Azy Asan 

67 Jacob Healy 

68 Damien Holland 

69 William Kennedy 

70 Jack Long 

71 Matthew Margin 

72 Lewis Mather 

73 Jack Mcclusky 

74 Andrew Melilli 

75 Robert O’Bryan 

76 Jack Rathgeber 

77 Terry Reed 

78 Matt Ridolfi 

79 Patt Slingo 

80 Gabriel Varveri 

81 Pat Yuen 

PENINSULA 

Coach: Andrew De Lange 

1 Sam Glen 

2 Tom Hume 

3 Tom Humphris 

4 Nick Baron 

5 Cameron Macauley 

6 Sam Messinis (C) 

7 Xavier Rittman 

8 Broguen Roberts 

9 Jordan Owens 

10 Ryan Tierney 

11 Liam Nickels 

14 Scott Cain 

15 Matthew Stannage 

16 Travis Kellerman 

19 Tom Barbour 

20 Steve O’Neil 

23 Laurens Van der Sluijs 

25 Ben McCulloch 

27 Dylan Sorensen 

28 James Webster 

29 Jordan Pomeroy 

30 Jack Rothery 

36 Hamish Donaldson 

ST. MARY’S SALESIAN 

Coach: Michael Learmonth 

1 Jake Evans (C) 

2 Tom Whittle 

3 Sam Murphy 

4 Scott Gatehouse (DVC) 

5 Henry Wong 

6 Jack Fetch 

7 Frank Ravida 

8 Heath Chipperfi eld (VC) 

9 Nick Alexopoulos 

10 Nathan Evans 

11 Jacob Kenyon 

13 Stefan Gusts (DVC) 

14 Brett Borland 

15 Fergus Tremaine 

16 David Holland 

17 James Weston 

18 Mitch Op’t Hoog (VC) 

19 Scott Walker 

20 Ben Semmler-Farr 

21 Rowan Nickless 

22 Tim Stephens 

23 Tom Ham 

24 Fabian D’Addazio 

25 Jack Borland 

26 Mitch Adam 

27 Sean Collis 

29 Max Kitchen 

30 Tom Lovelock 

31 Calvin Tan 

33 Michael Docker 

34 Sam Bourke 


U19 – NORTH 

BANYULE 

Coach: Rob Knight 

Asst: Rob Henshall 

1 Jake Rice (VC) 

2 Steven Tindale (VC) 

3 Patrick Millsom 

4 Marcus Borg 

5 Nick Biscontin 

6 Jared Wanders 

7 Andrew Edwards 

8 Luke Delaney 

9 Chris Marotta 

10 Brandon Ward 

11 James Radford 

12 Justin Sirianni 

15 Jeremy Brazzale 

16 Ryan Dawson 

17 Jake Grose 

19 Joshua Price 

20 Zach Cleaver 

21 Adam Renwick 

22 Jarrad Cahir 

23 Peter Hook 

24 Brandon Kelly (VC) 

25 Jarrad Appleby 

29 Heath Mc Donald 

33 Andrew Snow 

37 Jack Langford 

38 Jeremy Ryan C 

BULLEEN 

TEMPLESTOWE 

Coach: James Florance 

Team Manager: Santino Paolucci 

1 Adam Lauria 

3 Robert Rametta 

5 David Dakin 

7 Thomas Matz 

8 Adam Ruggiero 

10 William Dimopoulos 

11 Anthony Greco 

12 Anthony Morabito 

13 Joseph Paolucci (VC) 

15 Scott Coghill 

16 Michael Vergamalis 

17 Oliver Groth (C) 

18 Asi Shankara 

19 Nicholas Palumbo (VC) 

20 Lachlan Millen 

21 Peter Tonelli 

23 Mitchell Carey 

25 Rustin Bulmer 

26 Ricky Verocchi 

27 Elie Yamen 

28 Dwayne Bulmer 

47 Anthony Kayrooz 

49 Matthew Costa 

52 Romie Elbaba 

61 Aaron Tribuzio 

62 Bek Cetinkaya 

63 Arvin Alai 

64 Emirson Meka 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 

Coach: 

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IVANHOE 

Coach: Adam Wright 

Asst Coach: Chris Zeegers 

1 Alex Purtell 

2 Justin Harty 

3 Nick Godfrey 

5 Josef Lagreca 

6 William Servinis 

7 Andrew Dimopoulos 

8 Edward Paynter 

9 Josh Harbottle 

10 Tim Diakovmako 

11 Joseph Cinque 

12 Sam Rimington 

13 Jacob Brudenell 

15 Sam Nix 

16 Matthew Ioannou 

17 John Benson 

20 Luca Lupone 

21 Stefan Zervides 

23 Sam Mowat 

24 Dan Plowman 

25 Lachlan Roberts 

27 Stefan Rajic 

28 Alex Biaggini 


30 Nathan Morrow 

32 Jack Normand 

36 Conor Mitchell 

39 Conor Healy 

40 Harry Robinson 

Dylan Craig-Darroch 

Leigh Read 

Tim Constantinou 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 

Coach: 

OLD WESTBOURNE 

Coach: Darren Saunders 

THERRY PENOLA 

Coach: A. Mills 

WHITEFRIARS OCFC 

Coach: Dean Thorn 

1 Karl Anderson 

2 Zac Atkins (VC) 

3 Kynan Borthwick (C) 

4 Alex Brain 

5 Alex Brereton 

6 Ben Dales-Sutton 

7 Grant Dowler (DVC) 

8 Josh Dunne 

9 Michael Gioskos 

10 Grant Waldron 

11 Michael Harney 

12 Luke Hooke 

13 Phil Merrett 

14 Todd Picone 

15 Brendan Renfrey 

16 Stuart Scudamore 

17 George Stevenenson 

18 Georgie Thomas 

19 Liam Toohey (DVC) 

20 Brad Taylor 

21 Justin Pigdon 

22 Lachlan Watson 

23 Carl Joyce 

24 Lachlan Eades 

25 Anthony Bozonello 

1 A. Crossman 

2 B. Saunders 

3 M. Nott 

4 J. Porter 

5 V. Leung 

6 Z. Fincher 

7 M. Hawli 

8 C. Sneddon 

9 A. Jawad 

10 S. Elwanni 

11 L. Robinson 

12 S. Rathbone 

13 J. Hartley 

14 M. Patterson 

15 N. Knight 

16 N. Hall 

17 J. Turner 

18 A. El Houli 

19 J. Tresoriero 

20 N. Cardillo 

21 L. Jamal 

22 M. Kay 

23 J. Watterson 

1 K Biddlestone 

2 L Lentini 

3 H Rowe 

4 D McCracken 

5 N Cauchi 

6 S Rees 

7 M Jones 

8 B Ratcliffe (C) 

9 N Ratcliffe 

10 J Gibson 

11 T Gumley 

12 D McKibbin 

13 D Gumley 

15 M Jugovic 

16 M Gough 

18 C Bryceson 

20 J Molloy 

23 J Ellis 

31 J Gough 

32 A Ractliffe 

33 M McCrae 

37 J Curran 

38 B Campisi 

42 M Trimble 

43 J McMahon 

49 J Borg 

50 M Rasille 

55 J Failla 

59 L Vassallo 

1 Thomas Campbell 

3 Michael Nitas 

5 

6 Adrian Papac 

7 Stefan (VC)Cardamone 

8 

9 Dominic Chambers 

10 Andrew De Angelis 

11 Liam Pratt 

12 

13 Nathan Mc Keown 

14 

16 Thomas (VC)Stanbrook 

17 Marcus Di Pietrantonio 

18 Damien Loh 

19 Troy Donis 

20 Karl Windhofer 

21 Benjamin Mathews 

22 Daniel O’brien 

23 Andrew (C)Daou 

24 Jack Nicholls 

25 James Rudolph 

26 Marcus Di Bartolomeo 

27 Thomas Leechman 

28 Jon Deller 

29 Dylan Pike 

30 Thomas Murphy 

31 Campbell Gauld 

32 Marcus Johnson 

33 David Blewonski 

34 Octavian Bozga 

35 Calvin Spencer 


BOAG’s BIG V IRISH 

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BIG V LUNCH 

Last Friday’s fifth annual Big V lunch brought 

together two hundred or so of those who had 

been players or officials with Victorian Amateur 

representative sides of the past sixty years. The 

lunch, held again at the RACV Club, featured 

much discussion, bonhomie and plenty of tall 

stories. 

Four giants of the past were elevated to Big V 

Champion status. They are: 

Sam Birtles (‘40s – ‘50s - Hampton Rovers): One of the great stars in the early post-war years. 

Shot down and captured in WWII, he returned after the war to win a Woodrow Medal in 1949 and 

serve his club and state with great distinction. He played for the Big V in ’47,’49, ‘50’52, the last year 

serving as captain. He was All-Australian in 1950 and ’51. After retiring, Sam umpired in the VAFA, 

and also coached at club and state level. In later life, Sam lost a leg and later the other as a result of 

diabetes brought on by his time in a POW camp. Despite these setbacks, he continued for some time to 

play golf at Victoria. 

Peter Slattery (‘50s-‘60s – Old Xaverians): A regular in Big V teams during his VAFA days from 1958-65, 

Slats was a strong defender who was All-Australian in ’62 and ’65 (vice-captain) and captained Victoria 

in ’63 and ’65 as well as being vice-captain of the Big V at two Carnivals in 1962 and 1964. Slattery was 

captain of Old Xaverians in 1964, but missed their first ever A Section Grand Final when diagnosed with 

glandular fever a few days prior. Xavs lost to Paradians by four points. 

David Hughes (‘60s-‘70s – Old Scotch): A smooth forward, Hughes represented Victoria from 1964-71, 

save for unavailability in ’66 and ’70. Captain in ’69, All-Australian in ‘65 and ’68 (captain), the ’64 Carnival 

medallist and runner up in ’67. a gentleman both on and off the field, Hughes has served on the VAFA 

tribunal for many years and was awarded life membership of the Association at last year’s AGM. 

Brian Goodman (‘70s-‘80s - Umpires): Benny may well be the best known figure in the VAFA, having 

umpired 347 games over nineteen seasons, 27 senior grand final, including 5 A Section. He umpired 17 

representative games over fourteen seasons from 1973-86. These are remarkable achievements for the 

100 gamer and twice B+F winner from Brunswick Amateurs, who retired early with a shocking shoulder 

injury. 


UMPIRES 

Not totally sure on the exact details of this one, 

so we’ll make them up. Bernie “The Fireman” 

Hoare was on a plane recently returning from a 

particularly tropical holiday location. During the 

flight, the great man may have consumed a little 

too much of the duty free liquor, and started to feel 

a little constricted around the chest area. Upon 

landing, he was still a little unsteady on his feet, 

and a wheelchair was immediately dispatched 

to get him safely from the plane to the baggage 

carousel. The scene was certainly reminiscent 

of Christopher Skase (minus the oxygen mask!) 

All jokes aside, we’re glad to see Bernie back in 

business after what could have been a serious 

incident! 

Balltearers 500 th . 

A great day was had by one and all to celebrate 

a “characters” 500 th game. Special thanks must 

go to both Rupertswood and Old Essendon who, 

along with the other 5 running umpires formed an 

impromptu guard of honour for BT, who strode 

out to the applause of all in attendance. 

A bit like BT, Rupo’s ground is infamous but it was 

in pretty good nick on the day except the goal 

square and BT’s 1 st gift for the day was a spray 

of mud all over the white jacket, the 2 nd was a 

beautifully finished tankard that Rob Morrice 

(Rupo Pres) very kindly presented to BT’s surprise 

at the conclusion of the game. They go back a 

long way together and BT very much appreciated 

Rob’s kind and thoughtful words. Although Rob 

may well regret the offer “that BT can come back 

and get it filled up free anytime”!!! Maybe we 

should recommend Boags as a potential sponsor? 

Steve McCarthy & Cam Davidson 

FREQUENT FLIER FIREMAN 

had to undergo surgery. Rumour has it that he 

was certainly in his element recuperating on 

the couch, and spent most of his recovery time 

watching Dartfish. 

Big V Champion 

Well done to Brian “Benny” Goodman with his 

induction as a Big V Champion at the Big V Lunch 

last week and for the record Benny umpired 17 

representative matches throughout his career. A 

couple of tables of umpires past and present were 

there to celebrate the big occasion. 

Credit where it’s due 

A big shout out to Social Secretary Jason “Evo” 

Evans. Most weeks, Evo cooks up a storm in the 

kitchen, feeding between 30-40 people each 

Thursday for a very reasonable price. Last week a 

couple of the poker players also took some of the 

leftovers home for lunch the next day! Thanks for 

your work Jase! 

BBQ 

Another great Thursday night BBQ with thanks 

to our sponsors at Harris Family Butchers at 

73 Mackie Road East Bentleigh. 

Any gossip? 

We get sick of making up stuff every week - if 

you have any genuine gossip, scandal or want 

to congratulate someone- let us know! Get onto 

Cam at Cameron.davidson@beaconhills.vic.edu. 

au or Macca at Steve.McCarthy@monash.edu 

No spam or inappropriate material please!! 

Back on the mend 

Great to see co-Scribe Macca back on the horse at 

training last week and umpiring on the weekend. 

For those who don’t know, the great man had a 

bit of a health scare a couple of weeks back and 


“Umpiring is Everyone’s Business”


UNDER 18 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON HUGE 

UHS continued their second half of the year 

resurgence with an 11 point win over a tough 

Bernies outfit. The last time these two sides met, 

Bernies got over by 50 points. This time it was 

different and UHS came to play. With St Bernards 

missing a number of players, they called upon 

some of their Under 17 players who stepped into 

the side and played their part. The game was 

proving to be a cracker, with UHS leading by a 

point at half time. Unfortunately a three goal to 

zero second quarter saw UHS get out to a twenty 

point lead at half time. The third quarter saw 

both teams kick two goals, which wasn’t a match 

winning lead at all. The last brought on some fight 

from the young Bernies kicking two goals to zero, 

but they left their run too late and UHS ultimately 

came out with the four points. Benjamin Anderson 

played well while Nicholas Devereux kicked 3 to 

get them across the line while Lachlan Allison did 

his best for the snowdogs and Brent Catoggio 

kicked 3. 

In the Krushers’ return to Warrawee Park, The 18s 

got the job done over a very tough Werribee side, 

who last time they met won by 45 points. The first 

UNDER 18 LAST ROUND 

Ben Hodges 

Oakleigh AFC 1.3 2.7 3.9 5.12 (42) 

Werribee AFC 1.3 1.5 3.9 5.9 (39) 

GOALS Oakleigh AFC: not provided 

Werribee AFC: J. Patty 2 A. Imber 1 B. Leonard 1 J. Cooke 1 

BEST Oakleigh AFC: not provided 

Werribee AFC: N. Coyne M. Williams B. Stoios D. McLellan J. Harris M. Despott 

Rupertswood AFC 4.1 7.5 13.10 19.11 (125) 

Therry Penola 0.1 0.2 2.2 3.3 (21) 

GOALS Rupertswood AFC: M. Wilson 6 J. Ferraro 3 J. Gay 3 B. Aulich 2 R. Coots 2 

A. Phillips 2 J. Dunn 1Therry Penola: S. Tatlock 3 

BEST Rupertswood AFC: J. Gay R. Pretty M. Wilson A. Phillips C. Schofield-Lane 

B. Webber Therry Penola: S. Tatlock N. Karikas J. Gough H. Rowe K. Biddlestone 

B. Campisi 

UHS-VU/Flemington 2.1 5.4 7.5 7.7 (49) 

St Bernards 2.0 2.2 4.2 6.2 (38) 

GOALS UHS-VU/Flemington: N. Devereux 3 L. St Clair 2 O. Rosa 1 B. Kelly 1 

St Bernards: B. Catoggio 3 D. Moloney 2 M. Hughes 1 

BEST UHS-VU/Flemington: H. Roberts E. Gibbons M. Fogarty W. Cheesman 

J. Healey B. Anderson St Bernards: J. Van Meel L. Allison D. Thompson M. Hughes 

B. Catoggio M. Sulzberger 

quarter was low scoring affair and it was proving 

tough, with neither team being able to break past. 

The second quarter got underway and with good 

defense, Oakleigh kept the Tigers to two behinds 

while kicking one goal 4 themselves. With some 

very untidy kicking by both teams, the scores 

could have gone either way and could have been 

a different story. Again Werribee and their never 

say die attitude came back at Oakleigh to level 

the scores at three quarter time. Coming into the 

last Werribee had the momentum, the game went 

right down to the wire with both teams kicking 

two goals, but for some handy points, the Krushers 

got over the line. For the Tigers Nishan Coyne tried 

his best along side Dylan McLellan. For Oakleigh, 

they had a number of good players and with a 48 

point turn around, they will be happy to get away 

with a win. 

In the last game of the round Rupertswood beat 

a disappointing Therry Penola, by 104 points. 

The lions played a better game than the last time 

they played each other but unfortunately it still 

wasn’t enough, as their season just goes from 

bad to worse. Rupertswood were on top all day, 

keeping the Lions goal-less in the first half, while 

kicking 7, including 4 in the first. The rest of the 

game seemed to roll with Rupo kicking 12 goals in 

the second half including a 6 goal fourth quarter. 

Therry kicked 3 second half goals to bring the 

deficit down a bit. Mitch Wilson kicked 6 in a late 

charge for the goal kicking while Caine Schofield- 

Lane played well. For Therry Shae Tatlock was best 

on while kicking the only 3 goals and Nicholas 

Karikas did his best. 

TODAY 


OAKLEIGH AFC v RUPERTSWOOD AFC 

WERRIBEE AFC v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 

THERRY PENOLA v ST BERNARDS 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON BYE 



UNDER 18 

OAKLEIGH 

Coach: Chris Moore 

RUPERTSWOOD 

Coach: Rod Williams 

Asst: Shane Braddy 

ST BERNARDS 

Coach: Craig Connelly 

2 C Lavery 

3 P Falvo 

4 T Harold 

6 A Cloke 

7 A Deneys 

8 J Dal Santo 

9 A Mase 

10 O Shams 

11 M Podesta 

12 C Hermitte 

13 T Minchin 

14 B Baxter 

15 Z Pearce-Thomas 

18 J Sullivan 

19 J Stockdale 

20 K Johnson 

21 N Guerin 

22 B Grizzell 

24 J Benoiton 

26 A Shams 

27 L Paramanathan 

28 C Grant 

29 S Wines 

30 J Davis 

1 M Twentyman 

2 J Gay 

3 M Wilson 

4 B Grech 

5 B Riley 

6 J Williams 

7 M Said 

8 M Tabone 

9 T Galea 

10 M Heywood 

11 T Stefaniw 

14 S Morganti 

15 B Swallow 

17 H Plumb 

18 J Gale 

19 J Simpson 

20 J Kremers 

21 J Dunn 

22 L McKenna 

23 K Murphy 

24 J Janson 

25 B Webber 

29 C Schofi eld 

33 D Bourne 

34 T Murphy 

35 J Braddy 

38 R Braddy 

44 T Coles 

56 J Koenigsmann 

31 M. Sulzberger (C) 

33 J. Van Mel 

34 M. Feehan 

35 L. Allison 

36 K. O’Conner 

37 S. Firth 

38 A. Graham 

39 D. Riley 

40 P. Lenoury 

41 M. Hughes 

42 W. Sullivan 

43 C. Connelly 

44 S. Schepis 

45 L. McIntyre 

46 A. O’Conner 

47 A. Nicou 

48 J. Weir 

49 L. Sullivan 

50 J. Bennie 

51 J. Bye 

52 T. Christie 

53 M. Gurrisi 

NORTH 

SUBURBAN 

SPORTS 

CLUB. INC. 

THERRY PENOLA 

Coach: R Egglestone 

2 K Biddlestone ( C ) 

3 H Rowe 

6 S Rees 

8 B Ratcliffe 

12 S Tatlock 

14 B Egglestone 

17 N Karikas 

18 C Bryceson 

21 D Ryan 

22 P Nguyen 

24 S Califore 

25 J Burt 

26 S Jerjees 

27 J Bolding 

28 M Trende 

30 D Lyons 

31 J Gough 

34 M Lyons 

36 J Fairbanks 

37 J Curran 

38 A Iaquinto 

42 D Blake 

43 J McMahon 

45 R Mckibbin 

50 J McDonald 

55 M Jacobson 

73 W McIntosh 

74 M Beckman 

UHS-VU / 

FLEMINGTON 

Coach: M Grant 

Assistant: T Habel 

1 Benjamin Anderson 

2 James Dimattina 

3 Edward Pearson 

4 William Cheeseman 

5 Michael Cannizzaro 

6 Eddie Gibbons 

7 Miles Sharples 

8 Nicholas Wallace 

9 Daniel Lindsey 

10 Benjamin Weisser 

11 Hugo Roberts 

13 Lloyd Grant 

14 Dan Spiteri 

15 Billy Panyanouvong 

16 Conor Walsh 

17 Jack Saill 

18 Brent Kelly 

19 Ethan Gardiner 

20 Muhammed Khodr 

21 Anthony Ausage 

22 Oliver Conlan 

23 Sean Farah 

25 Nicholas Devereux 

26 James Healey 

27 Michael Fogarty 

30 Shaquille Parker 

31 Harry Anderson 

32 Vincent McIntyre 

33 Glen Regan 

34 Andrew Nguyen 

72 Nicholas Waugh 

WERRIBEE 

Coach: Mike Turner 

Assistant: Damien Fitzpatrick 

1 Ethan Turner (CC) 

2 Nick Fincher 

3 Brent Turner 

4 Conner Purton 

5 Matthew Fitzpatrick (CC) 

6 Mohhamd Hawlli 

7 Dillon Taylor (CC) 

8 Ben Stois 

9 Joel Patty 

10 Daniel delaney 

11 Scott Stewart 

12 Mitch Gatti 

13 Ben McMillan 

14 Matthew Turner (CC) 

15 Brody Watts 

16 Matthew Burton 

17 Kevin Junker 

18 Jack Harris 

19 Justin Cmiel 

20 Dylan McClellan 

21 Morgan williams 

22 Matthew Brown 

23 Jack Elliott 

24 Haydn Acciarito 

25 Trent Lockwood 

26 Nishan Coyne 

27 Matt Despott 

28 Ryan Ellis 

29 Craig Moloney 

30 Jake Depetro 

31 Jesse Humphries 

32 Luke Gibbs 

33 Patrick O’Brian 

34 Reece Frost 

WILLIAMSTOWN 

Coach: Mathew Montebello 

Assistants: Dave Caras,Bill Green, 

Ken West 

1 George Daaboul (DVC) 

2 Sean O’Shea-Korbot 

3 Yuma Hemphill 

4 Jackson Pennington 

5 Mathew Farrugia (C) 

6 Sam McHugh 

7 Lachlan Gibbs 

8 Navar Russell (VC) 

9 Robert Chan 

10 Robert Jansen 

11 Mitchell Knight 

12 Jake Rycroft 

13 Sean Mcvernon 

14 Tim Murphy 

15 Ashley Heaver 

16 Mathew Makin (C) 

17 Billy McRae 

18 Trent Dimitriou 

19 Abraham Isac 

20 Josh Newton 

21 Nic Holdsworth (VC) 

22 Abe Weaven-Cahill 

23 Mathew Bellion 

24 Jayden Costello 

25 Sam Georgiovski 

26 James Beck 

27 Nicholas Fry 

28 Jack Gittins 

29 Joseph Hodgson 

30 Lachlan Hunter 

31 Nathan Bratby 

32 Mitchell Lane 

33 David Iaccarino 

34 Adrian Marasea 

35 Callum Matheson 

36 Jack McKenzie 

37 Benjamin McKenzie-Sirett 

38 Jack Peace 

39 Sven Rolts 

40 Reuben Slaney 


VAFA LADDERS 2011 

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

WERRIBEE 14 13 0 0 1 0 1786 629 283.94 56 

ST BERNARDS 14 11 2 0 1 0 1507 609 247.45 48 

ST KEVINS 14 10 2 0 1 1 1322 588 224.83 48 

OLD HAILEYBURY 14 9 3 0 1 1 1213 730 166.16 44 

CAULFIELD GRAMM 14 9 4 0 0 1 1320 911 144.9 40 

OLD CAREY 14 8 6 0 0 0 1454 1016 143.11 32 

OLD MENTONIANS 14 7 6 0 1 0 1264 968 130.58 32 

ORMOND 14 5 8 0 0 1 1265 1228 103.01 24 

OLD BRIGHTON 14 2 12 0 0 0 483 1836 26.31 8 

U19 SECTION 3 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD TRINITY 14 7 6 0 0 1 1311 1282 102.26 32 

MARCELLIN 14 8 6 0 0 0 1136 1335 85.09 32 

OLD CAMBERWELL 14 5 6 1 1 1 1072 1167 91.86 30 

COLLEGIANS 14 5 7 1 0 1 1207 1013 119.15 26 

OLD ESSENDON 14 5 8 0 1 0 774 1153 67.13 24 

NORTHERN BULLANTS 14 3 10 0 1 0 766 1388 55.19 16 

AJAX 14 3 10 0 1 0 711 1347 52.78 16 

HAMPTON ROVERS 14 2 11 0 0 1 785 1689 46.48 12 

OLD IVANHOE 14 0 12 0 1 0 727 1734 41.93 4 

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

MAZENOD 14 12 0 0 1 1 1672 581 287.78 56 

OLD XAVERIANS 14 9 3 1 1 0 1254 639 196.24 42 

ST MARY’S SALESIAN 14 7 4 1 2 0 1106 964 114.73 38 

MONASH BLUES 14 7 5 0 2 0 989 1046 94.55 36 

PENINSULA 14 5 8 0 1 0 1014 1112 91.19 24 

DE LA SALLE 13 4 7 1 1 0 671 1238 54.2 22 

MHSOB 13 3 8 0 1 1 880 1092 80.59 20 

BEAUMARIS 14 2 9 1 2 0 725 1058 68.53 18 

OLD GEELONG 11 1 6 0 2 0 449 1030 43.59 12 

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

BULLEEN TEMP 14 10 3 0 0 1 1857 906 204.97 44 

LA TROBE UNI 14 10 3 0 0 1 1548 981 157.8 44 

THERRY PENOLA 14 9 4 0 0 1 1611 1070 150.56 40 

BANYULE 14 8 5 0 0 1 1706 987 172.85 36 

IVANHOE 14 7 6 0 0 1 1499 1115 134.44 32 

WHITEFRIARS OC 14 4 9 0 0 1 1423 1230 115.69 20 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 14 1 11 0 0 0 727 2060 35.29 4 

OLD WESTBOURNE 14 0 8 0 0 1 581 2603 22.32 4 

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

RUPERTSWOOD AFC 14 11 1 0 1 1 1256 488 257.38 52 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 14 9 3 0 2 0 1204 555 216.94 44 

OAKLEIGH AFC 14 9 3 0 1 1 1124 811 138.59 44 

WERRIBEE AFC 14 6 5 0 2 1 975 773 126.13 36 

ST BERNARDS 14 4 8 0 1 1 961 1006 95.53 24 

UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON 14 4 8 0 1 1 813 1050 77.43 24 

THERRY PENOLA 14 1 10 0 2 1 632 1286 49.14 16 

OLD CAMBERWELL 11 0 4 0 2 0 329 817 40.27 8 

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

OLD MELBURNIANS 14 14 0 0 0 0 1493 574 260.1 56 

OLD XAVERIANS 14 12 2 0 0 0 1466 557 263.2 48 

DE LA SALLE 14 8 6 0 0 0 1066 842 126.6 32 

PRAHRAN ASSUMP 14 6 8 0 0 0 831 1024 81.15 24 

MONASH BLUES 14 6 8 0 0 0 792 1091 72.59 24 

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 14 4 9 0 0 1 926 927 99.89 20 

OLD IVANHOE 14 5 9 0 0 0 787 1337 58.86 20 

ST BERNARDS 14 0 13 0 0 0 592 1601 36.98 0 

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

OLD CAREY 14 14 0 0 0 0 1621 518 312.93 56 

BANYULE 14 11 3 0 0 0 1279 760 168.29 44 

WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 14 9 5 0 0 0 1124 699 160.8 36 

NOBS/ST PATS 14 8 5 1 0 0 977 862 113.34 34 

FITZROY 14 6 7 1 0 0 1035 810 127.78 26 

IVANHOE 14 6 8 0 0 0 896 1033 86.74 24 

RICHMOND CENTRAL 14 5 8 1 0 0 952 1115 85.38 22 

THERRY PENOLA 14 5 9 0 0 0 840 1079 77.85 20 

OLD PARADIANS 14 4 9 1 0 0 627 1355 46.27 18 

UHS-VU 14 0 14 0 0 0 458 1612 28.41 0 

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

MAZENOD 14 10 1 1 2 0 1207 505 239.01 50 

HAWTHORN 14 8 3 0 2 1 1236 716 172.63 44 

ORMOND AFC 14 7 5 0 2 0 984 752 130.85 36 

AJAX 14 7 5 0 2 0 885 751 117.84 36 

OLD GEELONG 14 5 6 1 2 0 939 832 112.86 30 



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PREMIER C P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

AJAX 13 12 1 0 0 0 1374 868 158.29 48 

WERRIBEE 13 11 2 0 0 0 1667 713 233.8 44 

MAZENOD 13 8 5 0 0 0 1154 1133 101.85 32 

RUPERTSWOOD 13 6 7 0 0 0 1057 1100 96.09 24 

OLD ESSENDON 13 6 7 0 0 0 962 1158 83.07 24 

MONASH BLUES 13 5 7 1 0 0 881 1050 83.9 22 

FITZROY 13 5 8 0 0 0 1061 1191 89.08 20 


ORMOND 13 4 9 0 0 0 1054 1114 94.61 16 

MHSOB 13 3 10 0 0 0 821 1417 57.94 12 

PREMIER C RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

WERRIBEE 13 13 0 0 0 0 1443 477 302.52 52 

AJAX 13 10 2 1 0 0 1091 543 200.92 42 

ORMOND 13 9 4 0 0 0 1141 679 168.04 36 

FITZROY 13 8 4 1 0 0 1010 758 133.25 34 

MAZENOD 13 6 6 1 0 0 956 866 110.39 26 


MONASH BLUES 13 5 8 0 0 0 734 1047 70.11 20 

MHSOB 13 3 9 1 0 0 629 1050 59.9 14 

RUPERTSWOOD 13 2 11 0 0 0 655 1294 50.62 8 

OLD ESSENDON 13 2 11 0 0 0 445 1267 35.12 8 

DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

BANYULE 14 14 0 0 0 0 1745 920 189.67 56 

PARKDALE VULTURES 14 9 5 0 0 0 1452 1102 131.76 36 

WHITEFRIARS 14 9 5 0 0 0 1332 1047 127.22 36 

WILLIAMSTOWN 14 8 4 2 0 0 1375 1134 121.25 36 

PENINSULA 14 8 6 0 0 0 1412 1281 110.23 32 

NOBS/ST PATS 14 7 6 1 0 0 1251 1272 98.35 30 

OLD GEELONG 14 7 7 0 0 0 1160 1223 94.85 28 

OLD PARADIANS 14 3 11 0 0 0 1048 1329 78.86 12 

OLD MENTONIANS 14 2 11 1 0 0 916 1588 57.68 10 

BULLEEN TEMP 14 1 13 0 0 0 993 1788 55.54 4 

DIVISION 1 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

BANYULE 14 13 1 0 0 0 1610 779 206.68 52 

OLD GEELONG 14 12 2 0 0 0 1520 757 200.79 48 

PARKDALE VULTURES 14 11 3 0 0 0 1250 783 159.64 44 

WILLIAMSTOWN 14 9 5 0 0 0 1149 969 118.58 36 

WHITEFRIARS 14 7 7 0 0 0 1158 991 116.85 28 

NOBS/ST PATS 14 6 8 0 0 0 993 1064 93.33 24 

OLD PARADIANS 14 5 9 0 0 0 941 959 98.12 20 

PENINSULA 14 4 10 0 0 0 876 1144 76.57 16 

OLD MENTONIANS 14 2 12 0 0 0 716 1821 39.32 8 

BULLEEN TEMP 14 1 13 0 0 0 621 1567 39.63 4 


GLEN EIRA 14 14 0 0 0 0 1665 857 194.28 56 

THERRY PENOLA 14 11 3 0 0 0 1317 943 139.66 44 

ST JOHNS 14 10 4 0 0 0 1564 986 158.62 40 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 14 10 4 0 0 0 1327 1026 129.34 40 

ELTHAM 14 8 6 0 0 0 1221 1168 104.54 32 

EMMAUS ST LEOS 14 6 8 0 0 0 1280 1232 103.9 24 

STH MELB DISTRICTS 14 4 10 0 0 0 1188 1289 92.16 16 


AQUINAS 14 3 11 0 0 0 881 1558 56.55 12 



THERRY PENOLA 14 13 1 0 0 0 1683 615 273.66 52 

GLEN EIRA 14 13 1 0 0 0 1265 605 209.09 52 

ST JOHNS 14 11 3 0 0 0 1473 726 202.89 44 


EMMAUS ST LEOS 14 7 7 0 0 0 1095 1088 100.64 28 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 14 6 8 0 0 0 1042 953 109.34 24 

STH MELB DISTRICTS 14 6 8 0 0 0 881 1086 81.12 24 

ELTHAM 14 3 11 0 0 0 541 1396 38.75 12 

AQUINAS 14 2 12 0 0 0 553 1354 40.84 8 




YARRA VALLEY 14 11 3 0 0 0 1558 869 179.29 44 

IVANHOE 14 10 4 0 0 0 1214 1102 110.16 40 

MONASH GRYPHONS 14 9 5 0 0 0 1082 1025 105.56 36 

ELSTERNWICK 14 7 7 0 0 0 1267 1315 96.35 28 

UHS-VU 14 6 8 0 0 0 1265 1247 101.44 24 

KEW 14 6 8 0 0 0 1135 1200 94.58 24 

HAWTHORN 14 5 9 0 0 0 1155 1522 75.89 20 

POWER HOUSE 14 4 10 0 0 0 1050 1195 87.87 16 

ALBERT PARK 14 4 10 0 0 0 1116 1356 82.3 16 

WEST BRUNSWICK 14 4 10 0 0 0 938 1339 70.05 16 

MT LILYDALE 14 4 10 0 0 0 870 1385 62.82 16 



YARRA VALLEY 14 11 3 0 0 0 1435 593 241.99 44 

UHS-VU 14 9 5 0 0 0 1352 868 155.76 36 

MONASH GRYPHONS 14 9 5 0 0 0 1018 746 136.46 36 

HAWTHORN 14 9 5 0 0 0 1146 959 119.5 36 

KEW 14 9 5 0 0 0 998 935 106.74 36 

WEST BRUNSWICK 14 8 6 0 0 0 1172 771 152.01 32 

POWER HOUSE 14 6 8 0 0 0 845 933 90.57 24 

IVANHOE 14 5 9 0 0 0 890 1072 83.02 20 

ELSTERNWICK 14 3 11 0 0 0 639 1475 43.32 12 

ALBERT PARK 14 3 11 0 0 0 607 1639 37.03 12 

MT LILYDALE 14 0 14 0 0 0 404 1544 26.17 0 


ST FRANCIS XAVIER 14 13 1 0 0 0 1929 1082 178.28 52 

SWINBURNE UNI 14 10 4 0 0 0 1685 1146 147.03 40 

ELEY PARK SHARKS 14 9 5 0 0 0 1764 1404 125.64 36 

RICHMOND CENTRAL 14 9 5 0 0 0 1430 1151 124.24 36 

SOUTH MORNINGTON 14 8 6 0 0 0 1538 1340 114.78 32 

NORTH BRUNSWICK 14 6 8 0 0 0 1440 1284 112.15 24 

POINT COOK 14 6 8 0 0 0 1543 1541 100.13 24 

MAN’HAM COBRAS 14 5 9 0 0 0 1351 1289 104.81 20 

BOX HILL NORTH 14 4 10 0 0 0 1331 1778 74.86 16 

CHADSTONE 14 0 14 0 0 0 448 2444 18.33 0 


SOUTH MORNINGTON 14 12 2 0 0 0 1818 485 374.85 48 

ST FRANCIS XAVIER 14 10 4 0 0 0 1465 607 241.35 40 


ELEY PARK SHARKS 14 10 4 0 0 0 1265 1010 125.25 40 

NORTH BRUNSWICK 14 9 4 1 0 0 1090 739 147.5 38 

SWINBURNE UNI 14 5 7 2 0 0 1066 1019 104.61 24 

MAN’HAM COBRAS 14 5 9 0 0 0 969 979 98.98 20 

POINT COOK 14 4 9 1 0 0 880 1305 67.43 18 

BOX HILL NORTH 14 3 11 0 0 0 852 1445 58.96 12 

CHADSTONE 14 0 14 0 0 0 239 2725 8.77 0 

U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

DE LA SALLE 14 12 2 0 0 0 1372 745 184.16 48 

OLD XAVERIANS 14 10 3 0 1 0 1565 776 201.68 44 

BEAUMARIS 14 10 3 0 1 0 1327 914 145.19 44 

ST BEDES/MT 14 9 3 1 1 0 1341 917 146.24 42 

OLD SCOTCH 14 8 5 0 1 0 1252 1106 113.2 36 

FITZROY 14 5 9 0 0 0 1113 1455 76.49 20 

UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 4 9 1 0 0 1138 1292 88.08 18 




WINNING EDGE 

CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP 

CLUB SENIORS UNDER 19/18 RESERVES THIRDS/CLUB XVIII TOTAL 

BANYULE AFC 56 27 26 11 120 

WERRIBEE DISTRICTS FC 44 39 26 5 114 

THERRY PENOLA OB 44 30 26 5 105 

CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 48 30 16 10 104 

OLD XAVERIANS 32 30 23 11 96 

MAZENOD OC 32 39 13 10.5 94.5 

ST KEVINS OB 34 33 16 10 93 

WILLIAMSTOWN 36 27 18 9 90 

COLLEGIANS 44 19.5 16 10 89.5 

DE LA SALLE OC 26 36 16 8 86 

PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION AFC 56 24 6 86 

AJAX AFC 48 9 21 7 85 

LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 40 33 12 85 

ST BERNARDS 24 33 16 9 82 

GLEN EIRA AFC 56 26 82 

ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 38 28.5 13 1 80.5 


PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

COLLEGIANS 13 11 2 0 0 0 1307 858 152.33 44 

ST BEDES/MT 13 9 3 1 0 0 1100 1014 108.48 38 


OLD XAVERIANS 13 8 5 0 0 0 1095 994 110.16 32 

OLD CAREY 13 7 6 0 0 0 1195 1176 101.62 28 

DE LA SALLE 13 6 6 1 0 0 1040 1009 103.07 26 

OLD SCOTCH 13 4 8 1 0 0 1007 1108 90.88 18 

OLD TRINITY 13 4 8 1 0 0 985 1216 81 18 


OLD HAILEYBURY 13 3 10 0 0 0 950 1252 75.88 12 

PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 


OLD XAVERIANS 13 11 1 1 0 0 1083 562 192.7 46 

DE LA SALLE 13 8 5 0 0 0 1038 658 157.75 32 

COLLEGIANS 13 8 5 0 0 0 938 710 132.11 32 

OLD SCOTCH 13 8 5 0 0 0 1004 815 123.19 32 


ST BEDES/MT 13 6 6 1 0 0 1107 871 127.1 26 

OLD CAREY 13 2 11 0 0 0 704 1150 61.22 8 

OLD TRINITY 13 2 11 0 0 0 652 1426 45.72 8 

OLD HAILEYBURY 13 0 13 0 0 0 589 1538 38.3 0 

PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD XAVERIANS 13 11 0 0 2 0 1131 482 234.65 52 

COLLEGIANS 13 9 2 0 1 1 1394 561 248.48 44 

DE LA SALLE 13 8 4 0 1 0 928 714 129.97 36 



WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 13 4 7 0 1 1 794 1142 69.53 24 

OLD SCOTCH 13 3 7 0 2 1 686 1022 67.12 24 

ST BEDES/MT 13 1 10 0 2 0 653 1002 65.17 12 

OLD TRINITY 13 1 9 0 1 0 475 1475 32.2 8 

PREMIER B P W L D B FF F A % Pts 


OLD BRIGHTON 13 9 4 0 0 0 1260 1019 123.65 36 

ST KEVINS 13 8 4 1 0 0 1275 984 129.57 34 

OLD IVANHOE 13 7 6 0 0 0 1111 1094 101.55 28 

OAKLEIGH 13 7 6 0 0 0 1222 1353 90.32 28 

BEAUMARIS 13 6 7 0 0 0 1235 1096 112.68 24 


ST BERNARDS 13 6 7 0 0 0 1185 1333 88.9 24 

MARCELLIN 13 3 10 0 0 0 841 1170 71.88 12 


PREMIER B RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

OLD BRIGHTON 13 13 0 0 0 0 1322 701 188.59 52 

ST KEVINS 13 8 5 0 0 0 978 723 135.27 32 



ST BERNARDS 13 8 5 0 0 0 893 787 113.47 32 

OLD IVANHOE 13 7 5 1 0 0 901 806 111.79 30 

MARCELLIN 13 6 6 1 0 0 743 783 94.89 26 

OAKLEIGH 13 5 8 0 0 0 845 1010 83.66 20 

BEAUMARIS 13 1 12 0 0 0 640 1185 54.01 4 


PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts 

ST KEVINS 13 10 3 0 0 0 1425 673 211.74 40 



OLD XAVERIANS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1101 914 120.46 36 

ST BERNARDS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1027 947 108.45 36 


MARCELLIN 13 5 8 0 0 0 894 1023 87.39 20 

OLD BRIGHTON 13 4 9 0 0 0 750 912 82.24 16 

WHITEFRIARS 13 2 11 0 0 0 696 1342 51.86 8 

OAKLEIGH AFC 13 2 11 0 0 0 595 1477 40.28 8

30 July - Victorian Amateur Football Association

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