14 August - Victorian Amateur Football Association

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EDITORIAL
BIG V TEAMS REUNITE
Michael Sholly
Last Friday at the RACV, the Big V Club hosted their
fourth Annual Dinner to reminisce about past glories
and induct four champions to join the twenty-one
past inductees. Among the attendees were members
of reunions for our 1960, 70, 80, 90 and 00 Big V
teams. Over 200 people came and all left full of the
Amateur spirit.
Bernie Dunn, Big V ‘79 and former De La premiership
player and coach of Uni Blacks, Therry, De La and Old
Trinity, was the MC and he called up to the stage many
former champions willing to share their memories.
First of these was Australian Test cricketer and Big V
representative from the early 60s, Ian Redpath. Redders
was a champion player from Geelong Amateurs and has
been described by long-time Big V coach (and Legend)
John Fisher as the best player he has seen since watching
over fifty years of amateur football. Ian mentioned that
he had to retire from footy when he was selected for
the Ashes tour of 1964 and how a stipend cost him his
amateur status. The rules were tough in those days.
Rod Fitzroy, current Chairman of the VRC, relived his
days as an Ormond player representing the Big V in 65.
Whilst on stage he also added that we had better watch
out for the Japanese horses coming over for the running
of the 150 th Melbourne Cup.
The reunion teams were a focus of the lunch and we
had visitors from overseas and interstate to ensue the
day’s success. The 1970’s team was convened by John
North who was able to get over twenty players and
officials. Terry Brown came from Qatar, Jeff Russ
from the Gold Coast and Adrian Hunt from Adelaide.
Each of those gentlemen was delighted to be able to
wander over to the Mitre Tavern at the conclusion to
continue the memories of the trip across the Nullarbor
on the Indian Pacific. Seventy-one players were in
the initial squad that year before the final squad of
twenty-four were announced.
Current VAFA President Bruno Conti got the 1990
team together. It was a great thrill for him and his team
that their captain, Robert Fuller, made the trip from the
Bahamas where he is headmaster of an International
school. The trip from Perth for Paul Schuhkraft, Brett
Burden and Stephen Moloney made the day even more
special as they got twenty of the twenty-two players.
The 1990 C – D4 team was well led by Rick Brockwell
who told the audience that the game was cancelled on
the Monday prior due to a sponsor pulling out. The
players pooled their money, paid their own way on the
bus and went over to Adelaide to represent the Big V.
After being three goals in front late in the third quarter
the overnight travel caught up with them as SA piled
on the next thirteen. A disgusted VAFA official (think
gates!) wouldn’t allow them to get on the team bus back
to the hotel, so senior skipper Frosty Fuller, in true
spirit, made the senior side get off and they all walked
back to the hotel together.
Four champion players who donned the Big V were
honoured. Ian Galbraith from Uni Blacks represented
the Big V prior to WWII, was captain for three years
and was a carnival best and fairest winner in 36. Ian
Turnbull played for MHSOB and wore the Big V in 62,
63, 65, 66, 70 & 71. He was All Australian in 1970 and
won the Woodrow in 69 & 70. Coburg legend Norm
Beattie played for the Vics in 1969, 70, 71 and 72.
He was All Australian in 1971 and won back to back
Woodrow’s in 69 and 70. Multiple premiership player
from Ormond Brett Connell wore the Big V proudly in
1990, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 and 97.
Ian Galbraith, represented by his son Doug, and the
three other recipients all spoke fondly about their time
representing the state and how fortunate they were to
have mentors who showed them the way as footballers
and men.
There was a connectivity in the room that one doesn’t
often experience. This lunch transcends clubs; it is the
living history of the VAFA all joined together in one
room. Each of the decades were linked, the baton has
been handed down from generation to generation and
that spirit is still alive as I watch rep football today.
Anthony Amad has done an incredible job bringing
these people together, coordinating the committee and
driving people to ensure the day’s success. I am sure
everyone in the room would be thankful that he did.
If your club could assist by providing contact details
of your players, officials and administrators who
have served the Big V then contact jess@vafa.com.
au to ensure they get invited to this great VAFA event
in 2011.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER
THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION
August 14, 2010 Price: $2.00 Vol. 10 No. 18
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PREMIER
‘TON DONE AND UNI HAVE THE BLUES
Michael Fitzgerald
Round 16 came and went and the Tonners finally
waved goodbye. The panegyric had been written
some time ago, but had been gathering dust on the
shelf until Old Scotch dropped the Beach Boys last
Saturday. Now we praise them as we bury them,
and their ghosts may be heard for another two
games yet, along with the echoes from the eyrie at
Marcellin, but they are lame ducks in limbo.
Thus, the issue of departures has finally been
settled and we can concentrate on the top four.
Of these we know plenty, but not yet enough to
put predict with any confidence which team will
flower longest when the spring arrives.
Saturday provided some indicators. Or not.
Either Collegians’ victory established them as
premiership favourites as they avenged their
R9 one-hundred point loss to the Varsity, or an
undermanned and under-incentivised University
Blues with minds on their Annual Ball were off
the boil. Which is the real story? Nither is true,
or perhaps both. We’ll know soon enough. Result
aside, the Lions must have buoyed by the boisterous
presence of Fergus Watts and the continued form
of their mosquito fleet. Nine players booted
goals in a classic team display. For Uni Blues,
still without several of its stars, Tim Hunt shone,
but goalsneaks were absent as they had been the
week previous. Through R14, the Varsity was
averaging 113ppg and conceding just 61. Over the
past fortnight, it has conceded an average 113ppg
while managing just 35. These indicators may
be just bumps in the road and of little concern to
those entrusted with the worry, but they do tell
us of the need for an abrupt turnaround. For their
part, the Purples are humming along very nicely.
Old Scotch pushed away from Old Brighton after
quarter time but didn’t snuff them out until the
last quarter. It was a scrappy affair for much of
the afternoon, but the Tonners’ eleventh hour
gamble opened up the game and allowed the Red
Men the chances it needed. The recent form of the
Scotsmen’s younger brigade has brought hope back
to Hibernian hearts. Youngsters Tom Campbell,
Tim Keck and James Bowden figured again, along
with the more experienced Adam Houlihan and
Luke Brennan as did the most consistent of them
all, Richard Eva. The Beachies were their usual
determined selves, undermanned but always hard
at it. Jon Perrett did nothing to harm his best and
fairest chances, while Scot Olliver never gave in.
St Bede’s Mentone Tigers were solid in victory
over Marcellin. They got away quickly, with
Simon Richards and Jack Hellier excellent in
the clinches and young Dan Garside running
through the middle. The game descended into a
defensive battle and the Eagles might have edged
toward contention but not for the work of Hiwad
Shakaib and Tom Garside in the Tiges’ back half.
High flying Dan McMahon was good for Marists,
who also had contributions from Jarrod Carlson,
Dallas Jarred and Anthony Chiodo, a first gamer
up after excelling in the U19s.
Old Trinity wasted early opportunities, with
Andrew Ramsden and Callum Pohl the unlikely
culprits and before long, De La Salle clicked into
gear. Aaron Shields is in devastating form in the
engine room and he has plenty of class alongside
him. Mick Duggan was back among the goals,
Sam Pickett, Matt Moore likewise, and the Dees
just had too many guns fro the Greens to silence.
Truth be told, much of the scoreboard damage
came late when the result was beyond doubt. For
the Ts, Andrew Bourke’s relentless pressure, Ned
Hunt’s mopping up and Brendan Iezzi’s clearances
from the half back flank were highlights on a day
when four points never seemed likely. Their joy
was limited to the news from Camberwell.
Similarly, all of Old Melburnians’ delight came
post-match at the players lock-in, after Old
Xaverians had totally shut them out on the park.
Xavs have not always performed well on the fine
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
OLD XAVERIANS v OLD SCOTCH
DE LA SALLE v OLD BRIGHTON
ST BEDES/MT v OLD MELBURNIANS
COLLEGIANS v OLD TRINITY
UNI BLUES v MARCELLIN
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trimmed lawns of the Junction, but they were
effective in the spaces and once their sharpshooters
found the sticks, they powered away with little
resistance. Jon Mercuri was savage, booting six,
and while Nick Dimattina and Chris Larkins
rediscovered their very best. As usual, their back
six was strong. For the Dark blues, Sam Dunell
and Billy Irving were sound performers and
veterans Bo Nixon and Adam Morgan did their
best to prevent a total avalanche.
THIS WEEK: Never have so many games
mattered to so few. But they do matter to the top
three, who all chase the double chance. Dangerous
times ahead, because in the wet, with motivation
levels perhaps lower than in previous weeks,
anything could happen. Whether this includes
the Cards beating Xavs, I don’t know. The Red
and Blacks haven’t dropped one to the Red Men
in a long time. De La, currently third, spanked
Brighton at the Bell last year, but with the pressure
off the Tonners, who knows what they might
produce. Still, it would be a turn-up to see them
win. The Brindisians welcome Old Melburnians
and will avenge their earlier loss. On recent form,
Collegians should have little trouble with Trinity,
but it is game number 300 for big Rambo, and
another opportunity for a boilover. Uni Blues
meet Marcellin under the spires and in the mud.
They’ll need to improve to beat the Eagles, but I
wouldn’t be alone in thinking they will.
PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVE
OLD XAVERIANS 3.4 6.10 12.14 17.19 (121)
OLD MELBURNIANS 1.0 2.2 4.4 4.5 (29)
GOALS OLD XAVERIANS: J. Mercuri 6 C. Larkins 3 D. Rush 2 B. Goss 2
M. Handley 1 R. Colbert 1 L. Smith 1 M. Darvell 1 OLD MELBURNIANS: T. Paule
1 S. Dunell 1 W. Lewis 1 M. Davis 1
BEST OLD XAVERIANS: J. Mercuri M. Ball R. Colbert N. Dimattina L. Smith
D. Noonan OLD MELBURNIANS: B. Nixon S. Dunell B. Irving A. Morgan A. Prowse
W. Lewis
COLLEGIANS 6.2 10.6 13.7 18.10 (118)
UNI BLUES 1.3 1.5 2.6 3.8 (26)
GOALS COLLEGIANS: F. Watts 6 S. Taft 3 N. Corp 2 J. Kondarovswkis 2 J. Fry 1
C. Blumfi eld 1 A. Baxter 1 W. Tardif 1 N. Ries 1 UNI BLUES: J. Watts 2 P. Butko
1
BEST COLLEGIANS: F. Watts T. Baxter W. Tardif J. Fry S. Troon T. Bull UNI BLUES:
T. Hunt M. Monteith J. Brooke P. Butko D. Heinz P. Smith
OLD SCOTCH 2.2 7.7 9.11 17.16 (118)
OLD BRIGHTON 2.2 3.3 4.5 6.7 (43)
GOALS OLD SCOTCH: L. Brennan 3 T. Campbell 3 H. Dick 3 R. Nayna 2
N. Hildebrandt 1 P. Ellis 1 J. Bowden 1 A. Houlihan 1 S. Angus 1 L. Cohen 1
OLD BRIGHTON: B. Gadsden 1 D. Sargent 1 M. Dewar 1 J. Edge 1 M. Karayannis
1 M. Bruin 1
BEST OLD SCOTCH: R. Eva T. Campbell M. Tyrell S. Sherwen N. Hildebrandt
J. Bowden OLD BRIGHTON: J. Perrett J. Edge S. Olliver M. Bruin A. Calder
B. Gadsden
ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS 5.2 7.4 11.9 15.10 (100)
MARCELLIN 0.2 1.6 2.7 6.11 (47)
GOALS ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS: L. Barnhoorn 3 T. Marks 2 P. Tyquin 2
D. Porter 2 L. Collins 1 S. Richards 1 P. Wintle 1 M. Wintle 1 L. Wintle 1
C. Richards 1 MARCELLIN: D. McMahon 3 D. Jarred 3
BEST ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS: S. Richards T. Garside J. Hellier D. Garside
H. Shakaib L. Wintle MARCELLIN: A. Chiodo T. Montagna J. Carlson D. McMahon
J. Symes D. Jarred
DE LA SALLE 3.6 7.10 10.18 18.24 (132)
OLD TRINITY 1.5 2.7 5.8 7.9 (51)
GOALS DE LA SALLE: M. Duggan 3 L. Semmel 3 S. Pickett 2 L. Harrison 2
M. Moore 2 N. Roberts 1 M. Collins 1 J. Vickers 1 X. Murphy 1 S. Williams 1
J. Baxter 1 OLD TRINITY: A. Ramsden 3 B. Iezzi 1 T. Walsh 1 A. Hore-Lacy 1
D. Coulsen-Hoffacker 1
BEST DE LA SALLE: A. Shields L. Jarvis S. Nethersole L. Semmel N. Roberts
S. Williams OLD TRINITY: A. Bourke D. Coulsen-Hoffacker C. Pohl B. Iezzi
N. Howell N. Hunt
OLD XAVERIANS 3.3 5.6 8.11 10.14 (74)
OLD MELBURNIANS 4.0 6.2 7.3 11.7 (73)
GOALS OLD XAVERIANS: C. Smith 4 A. Oswald 2 C. Santalucia 1 T. Agius 1
D. Molan 1 J. Pasceri 1 OLD MELBURNIANS: A. Armstrong 3 T. Beaumont 3
R. Matthews 2 W. Panton 1 E. Mitchell 1 A. Ferguson 1
BEST OLD XAVERIANS: C. Santalucia C. Smith D. Lloyd M. Skidmore A. Oswald
T. Lloyd OLD MELBURNIANS: B. McKie L. Haralambous T. Bachet A. Ferguson
W. Panton H. Turner
UNI BLUES 5.4 8.7 12.8 18.10 (118)
COLLEGIANS 1.2 4.5 7.9 10.11 (71)
GOALS UNI BLUES: W. Hartnell 6 J. Eastman 3 D. Paton 3 D. Byrne 2 J. Heinz 2
R. Wilson 1 A. Lyon 1 COLLEGIANS: T. Bulling 3 H. Croft 2 M. Lynch 1 E. Bird 1
J. Hampton 1 A. Moore 1 J. Parsons 1
BEST UNI BLUES: J. Van De Pol D. Byrne W. Hartnell T. Foott H. Rankin B. McClure
COLLEGIANS: J. Parsons T. Bulling A. Moore C. Blumfi eld J. Kamener N. Roach
OLD BRIGHTON 3.1 6.3 11.9 14.9 (93)
OLD SCOTCH 3.4 5.8 8.10 13.10 (88)
GOALS OLD BRIGHTON: A. Bristow 4 B. Blatt 2 B. Crilly 2 A. Jackson 2 C. Reilly
2 A. Ogilvie 1 N. Graham-Bowman 1 OLD SCOTCH: T. Mead 3 N. Cox 2
L. McDonough 2 W. Strange 2 K. McKenzie 2 C. Mason 1 R. Wilkinson 1
BEST OLD BRIGHTON: A. Gunning L. Nash N. Graham-Bowman B. Crilly
A. Bristow T. Fogarty OLD SCOTCH: C. Mason T. Green T. Harkness B. Smith
T. Mead W. Strange
ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS 2.4 8.8 14.8 21.11 (137)
MARCELLIN 3.2 5.2 7.3 8.3 (51)
GOALS ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS: L. Kowalski 4 A. Ryan 4 C. Neville 3
J. Marks 2 D. Waters 2 P. Groves 2 M. Barnhoorn 1 R. Power 1 B. Dillon 1
S. L’Huillier 1 MARCELLIN: M. Solomon 2 X. Kitch 1 T. Money 1 L. De Neefe 1
S. Chandler 1 M. Abrahams 1 M. Bridges 1
BEST ST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS: D. Waters M. Geschke M. Barnhoorn
M. McGettigan M. Terrell P. Groves MARCELLIN: L. De Neefe T. Jordan S. Crapper
M. Bridges J. Mahoney T. Money
DE LA SALLE 2.4 7.6 15.6 21.16 (142)
OLD TRINITY 3.1 5.5 5.7 6.7 (43)
GOALS DE LA SALLE: C. Mercuri 7 J. Jarvis 4 D. Thomas 3 L. Edwards 3
C. Kelliher 1 J. Towne 1 B. Corin 1 W. Fenton 1 OLD TRINITY: A. Greene 2
A. Hathaway 1 J. Wilson 1 J. Aitken 1 A. Amiconi 1
BEST DE LA SALLE: C. Mercuri A. Kneebone B. Corin L. Edwards J. Harris
J. Lamb OLD TRINITY: A. Kenna J. Aitken T. Lane W. Goldenberg H. Banfi eld
A. Amiconi
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PREMIER B
THE FAMOUS FIVE?
Fraser Cameron
Aside from being a vehicle for Enid Blyton to
earn a poultice of pound sterling in the 50’s and
60’s (extolling the positive lifestyle benefits
of drinking lashings of ginger beer and helping
oneself to provisions from the larder) The Famous
Five could be an apt description for the remaining
clubs alive and kicking in Premier B. Sadly, the
Dogs have dropped a game and percentage off
the pace with only 2 tough games remaining, and
their current form would suggest they won’t be
able to bridge the gap. This leaves the Blacks as
the only candidate to unseat our Top 4, and it’d be
a brave scribe to count them out after upsetting
the SKOBs last weekend.
The Bloods stamped their authority on the contest
at McKinnon Reserve from the outset and were
able to hold a plucky Rovers’ outfit at bay for the
remainder of the day. Peter Gleadhill continues
to shine as a young gun playing consistent footy,
and the arrival of Scott Fitzgerald as a senior
player was pleasing for the Haileybury coaching
staff. The Rovers are simply looking for positives
leading into 2011, and they found a couple of
impressive games from young Richard Atkins
and the resurgent Josh Schmitz.
It’s all beer and skittles down Varsity way after
their sensational win over the Skobbers in pretty
trying conditions. Keenly focused for what was
almost a knockout bout, the Blacks were first for
the ball all day and generally played a tougher
brand of footy in clamping down on the SKOB
midfield. Whilst they suffered through a rough
patch mid-season, the Blacks are really starting
to playing somewhere near their potential. Jordan
Foster continued his great form, and Hugh Symons
and Scott ‘Snake’ Hissey were sensational all day.
For SKOB, they now face the prospect of missing
out on the double chance if they can’t get one more
win before the finals commence.
A bright start by the Unicorns was pleasing as
they hit the huddle with their noses in front and
looking forward to continuing the challenge. The
Hoers had other ideas and were parked into action,
surging to a 7 goal halftime lead with the Big O
and Adrian Delmonte dominating the air inside
their forward 50. To their credit, the home side
came out firing again and trimmed the margin on
the back of the tireless work of the ever-reliable
Tony Cassell and Ewan Thompson. Everything
was set-up for an upset despite the Hoers having
everything to play for. Unfortunately for the High
School, they checked their pockets and realized
they’d run out of petrol tickets and could only
watch in frustration as the Hoer Bus left them
stranded and surged away with a 9 goals to nil
final term.
The Krushers returned to the winners circle
after a painful absence, thumping the Bombers
into submission to the tune of 13 goals. Not
much in it at the change, but the Krushers blew
the visitors away with a 12 goal to 3 third term,
finishing them off with another 4 in the last.
Dermot Cleary led the onslaught with 6 goals
as debutante Rodney Jetta added 5 and Trevor
Bromley a further 4. Another debutante in Steve
Scott along with Chris Hogan were among the
best in a terrific team effort.
Now frankly, if you’re expecting to be seriously
considered as a finalist in Premier B, you’d think
that trailing the league leader by 8 points would
have you primed for a contest in the second half
wouldn’t you? Sadly, not the case with the Pitters,
who were once again pitiful after the main change
leaking 12 goals 12 to their measly 1 goal 2 and
opening up a huge gap between them and 4 th in
the process. Pat Harris played a single hand up
front kicking three-quarters of his team’s total,
but the story of the day was the awesome effort
by the Tom Evans-led Panthers. Grant Baldwin
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
ST BERNARDS v UNI BLACKS
ST KEVINS v OLD CAREY
OAKLEIGH v OLD HAILEYBURY
MHSOB v HAMPTON ROVERS
OLD ESSENDON v OLD IVANHOE
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stamped himself as comp B&F favorite, whilst
Glen Parker and Cam Jones produced their best
games for the year.
Round 17 predictions:
The Game of the Season takes on even more
intriguing proportions for the St Kevin’s lads, who
would be in danger of dropping out of the double
chance slot if they lost heavily and the Bloods
were to smack the Krushers. The home ground
advantage that SKOB have at T.H. King may be
enough to put them in with a serious sniff, and I’d
expect this one to be decided by a couple of kicks
either way. The form-line of Carey is irresistible,
and I’ll lean their way in a titanic struggle.
Elsewhere, the Bloods could almost stitch up a
finals berth with a win at Scammell Reserve, and
whilst Oakleigh were awesome last week, this one
will be tougher. Haileybury by 3 goals for mine.
The Rovers will be keen for another win before
the season concludes, and a trip to Woodful-
Miller will be tricky, but not insurmountable.
The Blacks have a chance to end things for the
Bernies, and frankly a Blacks loss could spell the
end of their own season. It’s Another Eliminator,
and the Blacks to win. Finally, Old Essendon
will give the Hoers a testing time, but I favor the
visitors to pull away in the second half.
Just remember, your TOTY nominations can be
sent through to me at fraserc@vicbar.com.au.
Thus far I have 8 Old Carey players sent through,
and whilst that’s great for them, it’s not so great for
your club. Get on board and give me something!!
PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVE
OLD HAILEYBURY 6.4 10.5 13.19 17.21 (123)
HAMPTON ROVERS 1.3 5.8 6.9 9.13 (67)
GOALS OLD HAILEYBURY: S. Roberts 3 S. Fitzgerald 3 S. Casey 2 L. Donnelly 2
T. Chisholm 2 B. Voss 1 S. Langford-Jones 1 P. Gleadhill 1 L. Siapantas 1
H. McLauchlan 1 HAMPTON ROVERS: A. Power 3 R. Semmel 3 G. Carr 1
C. Gleeson 1 A. Duddy 1
BEST OLD HAILEYBURY: S. Roberts C. Morrison H. McLauchlan P. Gleadhill
M. Lillie M. Douglas HAMPTON ROVERS: D. Robbins J. Schmitz S. Burggraaff
R. Atkins J. Lovig J. Ward
OLD IVANHOE 2.3 9.7 12.9 20.15 (135)
MHSOB 3.0 3.2 11.4 11.5 (71)
GOALS OLD IVANHOE: O. Weatherley 6 A. Delmonte 5 A. Baldwin 3 E. Greer 2
N. Butler 2 E. Spargo 1 C. Nichol 1 MHSOB: M. Hamilton-Ho 3 D. Hamilton-ho 2
H. Taylor 1 S. Anderson 1 E. Thompson 1 L. Campbell 1 L. Evans 1 A. Cassell 1
BEST OLD IVANHOE: A. Delmonte S. Geilings E. Spargo O. Weatherley A. Baldwin
J. Weston MHSOB: E. Thompson T. Harper A. Cassell L. Campbell T. Rendell
M. Hamilton-Ho
OLD CAREY 4.6 9.8 15.16 21.20 (146)
ST BERNARDS 4.2 7.4 7.5 8.6 (54)
GOALS OLD CAREY: J. Reid 5 B. Huf 4 C. Jones 3 G. Parker 3 P. Fiorenza 2
S. Freemantle 2 T. Evans 1 J. Rowe 1 ST BERNARDS: Not provided
BEST OLD CAREY: T. Evans C. Jones G. Baldwin J. Reid G. Parker A. Parton
ST BERNARDS: Not provided
OAKLEIGH 2.8 4.9 16.14 20.20 (140)
OLD ESSENDON 1.1 4.5 7.6 9.9 (63)
GOALS OAKLEIGH: D. Cleary 6 R. Jetta 5 T. Bromley 4 C. Hogan 1 S. Scott 1
J. Reynolds 1 J. Rutter 1 T. Doherty 1 OLD ESSENDON: L. Genovesi 3 T. Skurrie
2 J. Rogers 2 L. Wellington 1 D. Flaherty 1
BEST OAKLEIGH: R. Jetta S. Scott T. Scott D. Cleary T. Bromley C. Hogan
OLD ESSENDON: C. Day T. Wilson J. Powell T. Biggs L. Genovesi N. Bartram
UNI BLACKS 3.3 5.8 8.10 9.11 (65)
ST KEVINS 1.4 3.5 4.6 5.7 (37)
GOALS UNI BLACKS: J. Foster 5 M. Cousens 1 A. Drysdale 1 H. Lacey 1
C. Richardson 1 ST KEVINS: J. Gabelich 1 P. Aughton 1 T. McDermott 1
L. Mahoney 1 L. Williams 1
BEST UNI BLACKS: J. Foster S. Hissey H. Symon D. Robbins C. Richardson
D. Costello ST KEVINS: K. Brick L. Williams A. Lynch S. Bishop N. Perrett
J. Charles
HAMPTON ROVERS 2.4 8.6 11.6 14.7 (91)
OLD HAILEYBURY 3.2 5.3 8.4 10.7 (67)
GOALS HAMPTON ROVERS: J. Giasoumi 8 A. Fisher 2 J. Donald 1 T. Cougan 1
T. McNamara 1 L. Woodland 1 OLD HAILEYBURY: D. McCormick 3 A. Kight 1
C. Ferguson 1 M. Lambert 1 N. Harrison 1 T. Gill 1 P. Silberer 1 L. Skelton 1
BEST HAMPTON ROVERS: A. Ross T. McNamara N. Foster M. Gray J. Giasoumi
L. Woodland OLD HAILEYBURY: C. Ferguson L. Pitcher D. McCormick J. Hanlon
L. Skelton N. Harrison
OLD IVANHOE 3.1 10.3 14.3 21.8 (134)
MHSOB 4.2 5.6 6.8 6.12 (48)
GOALS OLD IVANHOE: R. Gieschen 6 J. Minas 3 P. Dinakis 2 P. Westman 2
D. Hawkes 2 T. Cotsworth 1 S. Cetin 1 J. Faulkner 1 A. Diorietes 1 R. Coleman 1
J. Viney 1 MHSOB: C. Bailey 3 M. Bowen 1 K. Agushi 1 B. Cooper 1
BEST OLD IVANHOE: D. Meiklejohn J. Binney J. Britten A. Diorietes R. Gieschen
J. Minas MHSOB: R. Czwarno C. Wright W. Taft C. Bailey P. Fountain H. Bailey
ST BERNARDS 3.2 6.4 9.6 15.7 (97)
OLD CAREY 1.1 4.3 5.9 5.12 (42)
GOALS ST BERNARDS: C. Mitchell 4 A. Stapleton 3 J. Smith 2 B. Hogan 2
M. Moloney 1 S. Iannazzo 1 J. Kassis 1 J. Manunzio 1 OLD CAREY: T. Angus 2
S. Arthur 1 D. Bowley 1 J. Chesterfi eld 1
BEST ST BERNARDS: A. Stapleton P. Holland B. Hogan L. Cookson g. Breheney
C. Davis OLD CAREY: B. De Leijer L. McKinnon S. Cust C. Smith D. Bowley
T. Rule
OAKLEIGH 4.6 8.6 10.9 14.14 (98)
OLD ESSENDON 1.2 5.3 8.5 11.5 (71)
GOALS OAKLEIGH: M. Bennett 4 T. Nelson 3 D. Costigan 3 J. Derks-Revere 2
A. Khodr 1 T. Golik 1 OLD ESSENDON: Not provided
BEST OAKLEIGH: J. Derks-Revere M. Bennett D. Costigan T. Golik C. Lamb
G. Roney OLD ESSENDON: Not provided
ST KEVINS 4.1 5.5 8.6 10.7 (67)
UNI BLACKS 2.3 4.4 6.7 7.11 (53)
GOALS ST KEVINS: M. Mazzarella 2 J. O’Rourke 2 N. Tsindos 2 J. Mullen 1
S. Ryan 1 P. Lynch 1 R. Larsen 1 UNI BLACKS: M. Ablethorpe 5 I. Anderson 1
S. Myers 1
BEST ST KEVINS: M. Sawyer A. White H. Townsend R. Caldow N. Tsindos
P. O’Brien UNI BLACKS: M. Ablethorpe J. Nettlefold S. Twycross S. Flight
H. Guthrie I. Anderson
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 5

PREMIER C
RED ROYS RAG FUMBLING FIELDS, NO BULL
Di Langton
Last week it went to plan. Nearly. The matchups
looked fairly straight forward and aside from a
bit of stubborn parochialism, most punters would
have confidently predicted the five outcomes.
But there’s always a fly in the ointment, and
right now that pesky bug is Fitzroy.
A large and colourful home crowd turned out at
Brunny Street, as it often does, and was treated
to an emphatic display of hard, uncompromising
footy. Caulfield Grammarians kicked four
goals to one in a strong opening term and
may well have thought the remaining quarters
were, well, dead rubbers. Not so. The Roys,
the game, and the crowd were very much alive
and kicking, clawing back to within two goals
at half time. Rory Angiolella, Sam Baker and
Pat O’Connor showed the same good form they
displayed in their first meeting with the Fields:
in and under everything and linking brilliantly.
Although missing captain Jimmy O’Reilly to
injury, the Roys stuck fat in the back half and
Caulfield managed just a solitary goal in both
the third and fourth quarters. Not that they
didn’t have their opportunities, including a set
shot in front of goal on the siren that could have
tied the match. As luck, fate, the wind or the will
of the Fitzroy faithful would have it, the shot
was offline and the Roys managed (yet again)
to better one of Premier C’s flag contenders in
an electric performance. Gav Winter, Luke
Price & Simon Widjaja were the few fourquarter
winners for Caulfield, who must regroup
as they come up against co-finalists AJAX today
and Old Camberwell next week.
A solid performance by the Wellers against the
Vultures at Gerry Green put their finals berth
beyond doubt and served as a confidence-boost
after a relatively slow start to lead by 14 points at
half time. They got their A-game going after the
break, scoring 15 goals to 3 with youth and pace
the difference. Plucky Parky never gave up on
the challenge but were outclassed and outscored
by fourteen-plus goals. Better players for OC
were Andrew Clarke, Mitch Hough and Dan
Morley. Ten different scorers tallied 22 in all,
Captain Warren Carlisle kicking four. Vultures
Guy Crilly, Stephen and Chris Sullivan toiled
hard.
Ormond has struggled this year to string any
consistency together, and last week’s twelve
goal loss to AJAX was bitterly disappointing.
Managing just a solitary goal in the first half,
the Monders were never in the hunt but did
improve with a much better second term. Manchild
Anthony Anastasio was lively up forward
and the McCarthy brothers Ben (CHB) and
Christian (wing) played well. First-gamer Pat
Malone had a friend in Kurt Sonnberger as
they take the number of Ormond 2010 debutantes
to 19 – three of whom are just sixteen years old.
Cue some positive signs for the Monder faithful
in 2011. Amongst the best for the Jackas were
Eugeni Routman and Ari Lewski, goalkickers
were Ben Hershan (4), Jason Seidl, Josh
Ludski and Jacko Lew with three apiece.
Old Geelong hosted Mazenod and a stirring
second quarter effort saw them trail by one point
at half time. Mazenod corrected and cruised to
a comfortable 29-point win, keeping the home
side goal-less in the final term.
Rupertswood kicked just one goal in the second
half of their 82-point loss to Beaumaris, the
game dragged on endlessly, just like the trip
home to Sunbury. Shark Tom Dean kicked
five in his best-on performance, helped along
by Wilba Murton and Adam Catlin. Rupo’s
Shane Bishop and Gareth Phillips flew the flag
in an otherwise lacklustre effort.
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
MAZENOD v PARKDALE VULTURES
CAULFIELD GRAMM v AJAX
RUPERTSWOOD v OLD GEELONG
FITZROY v ORMOND
BEAUMARIS v OLD CAMBERWELL
6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

TODAY: The Vultures will put up a solid effort
against too-good Mazenod at Central Reserve
and Rupertswood will take back some pride at
home with a drubbing of Old Geelong. Fitzroy
host Ormond in a game to determine ladder
supremacy, while the top four play off in an
interesting finals prelude of sorts: Ladder leader
Caulfield takes on third-placed AJAX, as Beauy
host Old Camberwell. Let’s see if a few more
flies don’t shoo the shine off the favourites: I’m
going with the Sharks at home, but the Jackas to
rule in a compelling away win.
The Premier C Team of the Year will be
announced in the Amateur Footballer on Grand
Final day. Team and individual nominations are
most welcome:dilangton@bigpond.com
PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVE
MAZENOD 3.3 4.4 7.7 11.11 (77)
OLD GEELONG 1.2 4.3 6.5 6.9 (45)
GOALS MAZENOD: P. Iacovangelo 5 L. Allen 2 A. Weekes 1 T. Bourbon 1
C. Jayaweera 1 F. Deegan 1 OLD GEELONG: N. Mitchell 3 A. Tummel 1 J. Ratcliffe
1 J. Malpas 1
BEST MAZENOD: D. Regan P. Iacovangelo L. Allen A. Weekes S. Inglis F. Reed
OLD GEELONG: S. Nevile A. Suvoltos J. Bell H. Legoe R. Pinkerton H. McCarthy
OLD CAMBERWELL 4.5 7.7 14.13 22.17 (149)
PARKDALE VULTURES 2.3 5.5 7.8 8.13 (61)
GOALS OLD CAMBERWELL: W. Carlyle 4 J. Duke 3 P. Jenkin 3 N. Latsas 2
A. Clarke 2 D. De Sanctis 2 M. Hough 2 C. Hillier 2 A. Lattuada 1 G. Tolson 1
PARKDALE VULTURES: D. Rochford 2 M. Hayes 2 S. Sullivan 2 M. Dunn 1
D. Price 1
BEST OLD CAMBERWELL: M. Hough A. Clarke D. Morley C. Hillier J. Duke
S. Bonyhady PARKDALE VULTURES: G. Crilley S. Sullivan C. Sullivan M. Meyer
M. Graham D. Rochford
AJAX 4.7 8.13 16.22 18.24 (132)
ORMOND 0.1 1.7 3.7 8.11 (59)
GOALS AJAX: B. Hershan 4 J. Seidl 3 J. Ludski 3 J. Lew 3 J. Ritterman 2
A. Spencer-Laitt 1 E. Routman 1 A. Lewski 1 ORMOND: C. McCarthy 3
R. Cameron 2 J. Plostins 1 A. Anastasio 1 R. Keane 1
BEST AJAX: E. Routman A. Lewski G. Blieden B. Hershan W. Steinberg
A. Spencer-Laitt ORMOND: C. McCarthy A. Anastasio J. Steet P. Malone D. Frazier
K. Sonnberger
FITZROY 1.1 2.5 3.7 7.9 (51)
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 4.4 4.5 5.6 6.10 (46)
GOALS FITZROY: A. Harbor 2 T. Parkinson 1 P. O’Connor 1 C. Polidoras 1 S. Baker
1 C. Dullard 1 CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: C. May 3 G. Winter 1 B. Sinclair 1
J. Perkins 1
BEST FITZROY: P. O’Connor S. Baker R. Angiolella J. Meakin H. Topp T. Cheshire
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: S. Widjaja G. Winter C. May S. Wood B. Price
L. Price
BEAUMARIS 2.0 7.3 14.9 18.11 (119)
RUPERTSWOOD 2.3 4.4 5.5 5.7 (37)
GOALS BEAUMARIS: T. Dean 5 S. Kendall 3 M. Petering 3 M. Wilson 2 J. Blain 1
P. Richter 1 W. Gillespie 1 B. Haynes 1 W. Murton 1 RUPERTSWOOD: L. Brennan
2 J. Rush 1 G. Phillips 1 A. Silvester 1
BEST BEAUMARIS: T. Dean W. Murton A. Catlin C. Langdon M. De Fontenay
W. Sanchez RUPERTSWOOD: S. Bishop G. Phillips G. Moule T. Podolczak
D. Collins T. Murphy
OLD GEELONG 1.2 3.4 4.9 5.12 (42)
MAZENOD 3.0 3.4 5.4 6.5 (41)
GOALS OLD GEELONG: N. MacRae 2 A. Farrell 1 A. Ingram 1 A. Power 1
MAZENOD: N. Bogar 4 S. Mann 1 C. Raine 1
BEST OLD GEELONG: N. O’Hare A. Price S. Skinner N. MacRae W. McPherson
H. Jones MAZENOD: D. Carter D. Nisbet M. Regan J. Caffery N. Bogar S. Mann
OLD CAMBERWELL 6.8 11.14 18.18 27.19 (181)
PARKDALE VULTURES 1.0 2.1 2.2 3.2 (20)
GOALS OLD CAMBERWELL: A. Lloyd 5 J. Derry 3 M. Cottrell 3 B. Cottrell 3
B. Craven 3 A. Hudson 2 N. Searles 2 L. Smith 2 M. Decarne 2 A. Goldblatt 1
P. Storey 1 PARKDALE VULTURES: M. Ferguson 2 B. Darcy 1
BEST OLD CAMBERWELL: J. Derry A. Lloyd B. Dean M. Cottrell B. Cottrell
A. Hudson PARKDALE VULTURES: J. Ellis M. Ferguson M. Todd R. Gallagher
G. Hellyer R. Heaney
ORMOND 4.1 8.5 12.5 13.9 (87)
AJAX 3.2 6.3 9.5 10.7 (67)
GOALS ORMOND: B. Muzzell 4 D. Bailey 3 W. Cove 1 R. Eastgate 1 A. Clinch 1
S. Kulikov 1 N. Sinclair 1 J. Clements 1 AJAX: S. Chester 4 B. Nissen 2 A. Sacks
1 Y. Rapoport 1 A. Kalb 1 D. Markov 1
BEST ORMOND: J. Clements T. Blackburn D. Bailey A. Holman W. Cove J. Muzzell
AJAX: J. Kalmus B. Rotstein A. Kalb J. Sharp J. Osowicki S. Chester
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 2.3 4.6 10.9 16.11 (107)
FITZROY 1.2 2.5 3.5 4.6 (30)
GOALS CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: C. Game 2 A. Townsend 2 J. McCahon 2
T. Hammond 2 T. Rowsthorn 2 R. Foote 1 J. Kremmer 1 A. Ford 1 A. Clarke 1
J. Cleeve 1 C. Jones 1 FITZROY: T. Conn 2 J. MacKinnon 1 J. Wilkins 1
BEST CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: C. Jones J. Cleeve R. Foote T. Noblett
B. McLoughlin D. Allanson FITZROY: T. Peasnell J. Beech M. Cusack T. Kimpton
C. Wills S. Buckley
BEAUMARIS 6.10 14.14 22.19 34.22 (226)
RUPERTSWOOD 0.0 1.0 3.0 4.0 (24)
GOALS BEAUMARIS: J. Bliesner 7 T. Lees 4 J. Billing 4 J. Nicholson 3
M. Hutcheon 3 L. McNicholas 3 M. Wilson 2 R. Gillespie 2 L. Slater 2 B. Wall 1
C. Germano 1 B. Smith 1 C. Tubb 1 RUPERTSWOOD: S. Underwood 2 J. Rizzo 1
B. Whitehead 1
BEST BEAUMARIS: J. Bliesner T. Lees M. Hutcheon N. Kennedy C. Germano
A. Spence RUPERTSWOOD: P. Faulkner S. Underwood A. Jovanovic
J. Koenigsmann A. Smith J. Rizzo
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 7

DIVISION 1
FINAL FOUR LIKELY TO GO TO THE WIRE
Rees Quilford
Aquinas and Old Mentonians slugged it out in a
nailbiter that had the potential to shape the relegation
prospects of both sides. The Panthers held off a fast
finishing opponent to secure their spot for next
season and consign the Bloods to Division 2. With
things sorted at the base of the table, the interest
now sits firmly on the absorbing battle for a finals
berth being played out between Williamstown and
NOBSP. A convincing 53-point win by the former
dislodged NOBSP from the top four for the time
being but with two rounds left to play the final
makeup of the four remains anyone’s guess.
The return of several key players saw a much
improved Williamstown secure an important win
over NOBSP. A free flowing shoot-out saw the
home side jump out of the gates and grab an 18 point
lead at the first change. With twenty-five first half
scoring shots Williamstown were peppering the
sticks but NOBs kept themselves in it with their
accuracy, six straight in the second term was great
reward for effort. With the use of a strengthening
wind, NOBs rallied with five third term goals
bringing them within ten points at the final change.
A quick goal from the visitors cut the margin further
and sent a shiver through CY supporters. Their fears
were quickly allayed when their boys took control
of the clearances and Wong and Vanderloo ran riot
up forward. Slamming on ten goals the CYs sealed
an important win. Newman amassed a mountain
of the ball to be named best afield for the home
side. He had great support from Richards in the
middle and Drew Olarenshaw down back while up
forward Vanderloo booted seven. At the other end,
Patterson finished with five and Matt Keown and
Chris Hosking were excellent.
With the Pirates and Monash sitting second and
third on the ladder their clash shaped as a cracker.
Persistent rain had left Frearson a bog pit but in a
torrid opening term the Blues moved the ball with
pace and precision. The Pirates inability to get their
hands on it put Cade Bannister and Reed Powney
under constant pressure down back and while they
performed admirably the Blues had a two-goal
break at the first change. Adding injury to insult
the Pirates lost key playmaker Tom Coghlan early
to a concussion. Pirate captain Sean Payze and
Tom Rees tried valiantly to stem the onslaught but
Monash’s dominance was absolute in the second:
4.5 to 0.2 delivered a commanding lead. Two quick
goals saw the Pirates fire an early shot after the main
break but Monash steadied and kicked the next two.
The strengthening breeze made conversion difficult
but 12 scoring shots to one in the final term saw
Monash run out 66 point winners. The plight of both
sides was summed up in a passage of play involving
Dujon Fuzzard, playing off half-back he intercepted
a Peninsula kick in and without breaking stride
slotted the goal. The mud may have cost George
Smyth the votes when his usually distinctive red
hair was rendered black by an early tackle that
drove his head into the cricket pitch. Andy Young
off a wing (who was also unrecognisable by the
end of the game to all but his mother Jo) and Ryan
“The Weapon” Parsons up forward were the other
standout performers for the Blues.
Travelling lakeside to take on cellar dwellers Souths,
the Friars looked a sure thing on recent form but the
home side definitely made them earn it. The visitors
jumped out of the blocks well but failed to translate
their ascendancy onto the scoreboard. On the back
of the efforts of Ray and Aquilina the home side
worked their way back into the contest. Three
second term goals from both sides saw the Friars
take a 10-point lead into the main change. The game
continued to type in the second half: Souths were
competitive but the Friars always looked the winner
by virtue of the sheer volume of opportunities
they manufactured. Mattinson and Kaldor were
named as the Friars best while for the Bloods Ray
and Aquilina got good support from Nunn and
McBrearty.
With the first three goals, Aquinas jumped out well
against OM but some courageous play by Blake
Carroll inspired an OM fight back. Building on their
quarter time lead the Panthers kicked four goals in
the second term, two coming from the boot of Chad
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
WHITEFRIARS v BULLEEN TEMP
NOBS/ST PATS v PENINSULA
MONASH BLUES v WILLIAMSTOWN
AQUINAS v WERRIBEE
STH MELBOURNE DIST. v OLD MENTONIANS
8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

Twentyman in the pocket. The respective backlines
got on top to close down the contest in the third.
With a 31-point lead at the final change the Panthers
looked the winner but Aquinas came out fighting.
They twice drew within two goals only to see the
home side steady with important goals. Winning
telling contested ball in the air and on the ground
Gareth Snow was determined to get his home over
the line but two Aquinas goals put the game on a
knife-edge. The siren sounded much to the relief of
Panther supporters. With four goals Twentyman
was the game’s most dangerous forward while
Carroll was named the Panthers best. Ancona and
Toomey had big games for the visitors. The crucial
win takes OM two games clear of Aquinas and
means they will retain their D1 spot in 2011. With
Werribee looming this weekend the misery looks
likely to continue for Aquinas.
Speaking of the Bees, they continued their
triumphant ways in a regulation 76-point win over
the Bullants. As has been the norm for most of the
season, the Bees started strongly with five goals
and then improved after the change. An eight-goal
blitz effectively ended the contest. The Bullants
never stopped trying but just didn’t have the class or
depth to match it with the ladder leaders. Both sides
got solid returns from their key forwards; Taylor
kicked six for the Bees and Cherbakof four for the
Bullants.
With an eye on finals, this weekend throws up some
fascinating match ups with NOBs taking on the
Pirates and Monash hosting Williamstown.
DIVISION 1 LAST ROUND DIVISION 1 RESERVE
WHITEFRIARS 1.6 4.8 6.14 9.21 (75) WHITEFRIARS 3.2 3.7 4.16 12.19 (91)
SOUTH MELBOURNE DIST. 0.1 3.4 5.8 7.10 (52) SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS 3.2 4.2 4.4 5.5 (35)
GOALS WHITEFRIARS: B. Stafford 2 J. Scannell 2 A. Woods 2 T. Woodman 1 GOALS WHITEFRIARS: N. Crowe 3 M. Huston 2 A. Pearson 2 S. Ryan 2 J. Kenez
C. Greenland 1 D. Di Bartolomeo 1 SOUTH MELBOURNE DIST.: A. Hannan 2 2 M. Stafford 1 SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS: Not provided
P. Hanley 1 V. Butler 1 S. Mahoney 1 B. Griesheimer 1 S. Bracchi 1
BEST WHITEFRIARS: J. Hogan M. Allemand T. Langford P. Hennessy A. Hill
BEST WHITEFRIARS: R. Mattinson L. Kaldor J. Scannell B. Stafford D. Hogan N. Crowe SOUTH MELBOURNE DISTRICTS: Not provided
R. Storey SOUTH MELBOURNE DIST.: A. Ray S. Aquilina A. Nunn D. McBrearty MONASH BLUES 5.2 9.5 12.10 18.11 (119)
S. Mahoney D. Robson
PENINSULA 1.1 3.3 4.6 5.7 (37)
MONASH BLUES 3.1 7.6 9.10 13.18 (96)
GOALS MONASH BLUES: L. Curtis 3 S. Walsh 3 N. Robertson 3 S. Whiting 2
PENINSULA 1.3 1.5 4.5 4.6 (30)
J. Cook 2 J. McKenzie 2 J. Rosengarten 2 M. Mason 1 PENINSULA: T. Carruthers
GOALS MONASH BLUES: A. McKenzie 4 R. Parsons 3 J. Main 2 B. MacKenzie 1
2 P. Coldrey 2 K. Hunt 1
J. Bartram 1 D. Fuzzard 1 J. Bell 1 PENINSULA: J. Coghlan 2 S. Payze 1 H. Nestor
BEST MONASH BLUES: S. Walsh T. Powell J. McKenzie C. Godsil N. Rhoden
1
BEST MONASH BLUES: A. Young G. Smyth T. McKenzie D. Fuzzard D. Dalton
J. Rosengarten PENINSULA: K. Hunt M. Kenny M. Cole R. White
R. Parsons PENINSULA: T. Rees R. Powney S. Payze N. Fisher R. Stainforth G. O’Connor-Price B. Coldrey
S. Parsons
WERRIBEE 5.4 9.4 11.6 13.8 (86)
WERRIBEE 5.1 13.5 16.8 20.13 (133) BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3.1 7.3 10.5 12.8 (80)
BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 1.4 4.5 6.8 8.9 (57) GOALS WERRIBEE: C. Scudamore 4 J. Palmer 3 A. Taylor 2 L. Elevato 1
GOALS WERRIBEE: A. Taylor 6 A. Panayi 4 A. Murphy 3 M. Taylor 2 D. Schibeci 1 N. Renaut 1 M. Palmer 1 M. Sleep-Dalton 1 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE:
C. James 1 A. Tedeso 1 C. Lee 1 T. Angelini 1 BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: R. Williams 3 M. Carfi 2 M. Stella 2 N. Monaco 1 T. Harisiou 1 R. Colangelo 1
K. Cherbakof 4 R. Edsall 2 N. Sargent 1 K. Burridge 1
J. Hopkinson 1 D. Morabito 1
BEST WERRIBEE: S. Callea A. Taylor T. Angelini W. Pelar A. Murphy M. Palmington BEST WERRIBEE: A. Taylor J. Palmer N. Addamo C. Scudamore N. Morrison
BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: R. Edsall B. Tourogianis D. Dynon K. Cherbakof M. Palmer BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: M. Stella G. Chivers J. O’Donnell
A. Lucisano L. Dinardo
O. Schmidt N. Monaco M. Carfi
OLD MENTONIANS 3.4 7.8 9.11 11.12 (78) OLD MENTONIANS 2.1 4.7 8.9 11.13 (79)
AQUINAS 3.1 4.1 6.4 11.5 (71) AQUINAS 4.0 5.0 6.4 6.6 (42)
GOALS OLD MENTONIANS: C. Twentyman 4 C. Graham 3 B. Norton 2 GOALS OLD MENTONIANS: P. Gartner 3 N. Fisher 2 M. Lumsden 2 B. Bowker 2
D. Teasdale 1 M. Wilton 1 AQUINAS: M. Cardamone 3 S. Krakouer 3 M. Aver 2
B. Naylor 1 D. Bott 1 AQUINAS: A. McCoy 2 J. Ramsden 2 A. Love 1 B. Helme 1
T. Harkin 1 J. Rosewarne 1 A. Cultrera 1
BEST OLD MENTONIANS: J. O’Brien T. Speers D. Hull S. Alexander N. Fisher
BEST OLD MENTONIANS: B. Carroll G. Snow C. Twentyman M. Wilton
A. Noonan AQUINAS: L. Stafford C. Williams J. Djurovich P. Jess A. Kinghorn
D. Alexander C. Follett AQUINAS: P. Ancona L. Toomey S. Krakouer M. Cardamone
M. Patterson
J. Stewart N. Lannen
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 6.8 14.11 15.13 25.15 (165)
NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 2.1 6.4 11.6 16.6 (102)
NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 4.2 10.2 15.3 18.4 (112)
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2.3 4.4 7.5 14.6 (90)
GOALS WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: J. Vanderloo 7 Z. Read 4 C. Elliott 3 S. Barlow 3 GOALS NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS: P. Bryar 4 B. Wills 3 S. Niewand 2 D. Joyce
J. Wong 3 C. Richards 1 C. Taylor 1 B. Gray 1 B. Newman 1 D. Russ 1 NORTH OLD 2 J. Browne 1 N. Evans 1 S. O’Connell 1 C. Dobson 1 B. Burdeu 1 WILLIAMSTOWN
BOYS/ST PATS: T. Patterson 5 K. Adams 4 P. Shepherd 2 B. Mills 2 M. Keown 2 CYMS: C. Curran 3 D. Elias 2 M. Braszell 2 F. Henry 1 J. Farley 1 J. Buttigieg 1
D. Moloney 1 B. Holland 1 S. Thomson 1
D. Toscas 1 L. Forrester 1 A. Yacin 1 N. Walsh 1
BEST WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: B. Newman C. Elliott J. Wong C. Richards BEST NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS: B. Burdeu J. Browne C. Dobson T. Ware
J. Vanderloo D. Olarenshaw NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS: M. Keown C. Hosking N. Evans S. Niewand WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: L. Forrester S. McAlpine J. Davis
G. Maxton T. Patterson T. Cleary C. Horsley
W. McLaran M. Tennant J. Farley
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 9

DIVISION 2
TOP AND BOTTOM STILL MURKY.
James Coyne
Things just got that little bit more interesting in
Division Two, with Prahran knocking over the
Old Westbourne (one tip right) to firmly set the
scene for the remaining two weeks of football.
They are pitched in mortal combat with Eltham
and St Mary’s Salesian to see which one stays
off the down elevator.
Near the top, Old Paradians must just be a trifle
nervous with Glen Eira having covetous eyes on
second spot.
Emmaus St Leos will be playing Div 2 football
again after knocking off Bentleigh at Arthur
Street to the tune of 27 points. Bentleigh had
the Animals’ measure early with Emmaus’
goalkicking an issue in the first term. But the
next three quarters were all Emmaus’, as they
gained momentum to ease past a Demon outfit
struggling to put any scoreboard pressure on the
visitors. Chris Sharp again featured but received
little or no help from his fellow forwards.
Anthony McKenzie was outstanding for the
Animals with Dylan Kelson doing most of the
grunt work. Luke ‘The Count’ Morrison and
SK Lawry tried hard for the Demons. The loss
had further repercussions for Bentleigh, as their
2011 D2 spot is now not signed and sealed, but
more importantly, their finals aspirations appear
shot. Emmaus are right back in the hunt for that
fourth finals spot, needing to win the last of their
remaining games as well as hoping for results to
go their way.
Despite going down on Saturday, Therry
Penola’s finals hopes remain alive but they, like
Emmaus, need to win the last two remaining
games to feature. In a game of quarters, Glen
Eira got off to a flying start kicking eight goals
in the first quarter while Therry held on with six
of their own. In the second quarter, Therry held
them goalless and added four to keep the game
alive and well. As they do, Glen Eira responded
in the 3rd quarter, reversing the second quarter
score line and held out in the last to wian by 26
points. Best for Therry was Drew Leroy and
Adam Kowalski, whilst Mark Faoldi continued
his good form racking up over 40 possessions
in the midfield. Matthew Costello’s four goals
were a highlight. Tom Paterson and Barty
McKay were the best for the Saints.
Prahran kept their relegation battle alive
and kicking with a three-point win over Old
Westbourne. With more to play for, the Two
Blues made life difficult for the Warriors and
ensured that Old Westbourne’s finals spot will
still be decided upon in the last two games. A
six goal partnership from Paul Greenham and
Will Walford was enough to sink the Warriors,
amazing given that the visitors had opened the
first term six goals to one! The second half
saw the Toorak Park residents lift, holding
Westbourne to a goal while sneaking through
six to clinch a tight win. After their great start,
the Warriors would be ropeable losing the game
in which a win might have seen them seal up a
finals berth.
Banyule defeated Old Paradians by 36 points
at Garvey Oval, and the points were only ever
in doubt in the second quarter when the Raiders
managed to pull the deficit back to 19 points
at half time. Jake Truefeldt and the Hyphen
- Kyle Shepard-Mueller - did as they pleased
with Michael Christian gathering up plenty of
possessions. With David Boundy being well
held, too much work was left to Daniel Spitty,
Chris Kandilakis and Brent Richardson as
they struggled to get close to the rampaging
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
BENTLEIGH v OLD PARADIANS
OLD WESTBOURNE v ELTHAM
EMMAUS ST LEOS v PRAHRAN
ST MARY’S SALESIAN v GLEN EIRA
THERRY PENOLA v BANYULE
10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

Bears in the last quarter. Paradians are now a
chance to lose their second spot to Glen Eira.
In another game decided by three points, St
Mary’s won the battle to climb out of the
relegation zone, defeating Eltham by the slim
margin. The game’s momentum constantly
changed, with each winning periods of play, but
it was the Saints’ third term that allowed them
to hang on after Eltham came home strongly.
The Saints just had a little more firepower
when it mattered with more players willing to
run forward and create. Tim Waller and Jay
Radici were clear standouts with Anthony
Murphy providing the threat up forward.
Adam Chapman, Hayden Miles and Scott
DIVISION 2 LAST ROUND DIVISION 2 RESERVE
GLEN EIRA 8.1 8.8 12.8 16.11 (107)
THERRY PENOLA 6.1 10.4 11.8 12.9 (81)
GOALS GLEN EIRA: M. Dimashki 5 T. Paterson 4 B. Dennis 4 A. Tsirogiannis 1 A.
Caruana 1 K. Gillespie 1 THERRY PENOLA: M. Costello 4 D. Angus 2 J. Donaldson
1 M. Faroldi 1 J. Crotty 1 A. Kowalski 1 J. Hanlon 1 J. Egglestone 1
BEST GLEN EIRA: T. Paterson B. McKay A. Spink M. Dimashki A. Tsirogiannis
K. Gillespie THERRY PENOLA: D. Leroy A. Kowalski M. Faroldi A. Mills M. Costello
J. Egglestone
EMMAUS ST LEOS 0.4 3.7 8.12 12.14 (86)
BENTLEIGH 1.4 4.7 6.8 8.13 (61)
GOALS EMMAUS ST LEOS: A. McKenzie 4 N. Hodder 2 C. Beluszar 2 M. Mc Iver
1 A. Ballard 1 B. Ellis 1 N. Robin 1 BENTLEIGH: C. Sharp 2 L. Morrison 2
J. Robertson 2 S. Mortimer 1 C. Kamus 1
BEST EMMAUS ST LEOS: D. Kelson L. Virgo A. Hickey A. Ballard A. McKenzie
N. Robin BENTLEIGH: S. Lawry C. Kamus J. Robertson C. Sharp J. White
BANYULE 3.4 7.6 9.12 13.13 (91)
OLD PARADIANS 0.3 5.4 5.7 7.13 (55)
GOALS BANYULE: J. Truefeldt 2 L. Richardson 2 A. Brown 2 B. Herbert 1
T. Shepherd 1 J. Brockwell 1 R. Hay 1 A. Barclay 1 B. Walsh 1 C. Horne 1
OLD PARADIANS: P. Brabender 3 D. Zivanovic 2 C. Kandilakis 1 S. Valente 1
BEST BANYULE: K. Shepard-Mueller J. Truefeldt M. Christian T. Shepherd
B. Parthenides I. Stokes OLD PARADIANS: C. Kandilakis D. Spitty A. Sheehy
B. Richardson D. Zivanovic A. Serafi n
ST MARY’S SALESIAN 1.1 4.2 7.6 8.6 (54)
ELTHAM 3.2 3.2 4.4 7.9 (51)
GOALS ST MARY’S SALESIAN: A. Murphy 3 J. Rogers 2 M. Aikman 2
K. Reynolds 1 ELTHAM: A. Foxwell 2 B. Galvin 2 S. Whiteside 1 H. Dillon 1 S. Clark
1
BEST ST MARY’S SALESIAN: T. Waller J. Radici R. Williams B. Gatehouse
A. Murphy B. Reynolds ELTHAM: A. Chapman H. Miles H. Dillon A. Foxwell
S. Clark M. Henderson
PRAHRAN 1.1 3.5 6.8 9.10 (64)
OLD WESTBOURNE 6.1 8.3 9.4 9.7 (61)
GOALS PRAHRAN: P. Greenham 3 W. Walford 3 S. Ratliff 1 M. Laverty 1 A. Sleight
1 OLD WESTBOURNE: H. Hunter 3 J. Braham 2 B. Connors 1 C. Hudson 1
N. Montague 1 L. Langfi eld 1
BEST PRAHRAN: D. Fletcher L. Northway A. Sleight S. Ratliff N. Costin
P. Greenham OLD WESTBOURNE: C. Hudson J. Johns G. Walker C. Hunter
P. Hudson D. Van Der Poel
Clark all fought hard for an Eltham side low on
confidence.
The penultimate round will provide us with
more pointers. Eltham cannot afford a loss to Old
Westbourne, but it will likely happen anyway.
Glen Eira should defeat St Mary’s, keeping
double chance hopes alive and putting SMS
back where they don’t want to be. Old Paradians
will account for Bentleigh to remain in second
place. Prahran will have added confidence from
the win last week and they might get up this
week over Emmaus. Banyule will defeat Therry
Penola unless the Penolans can play four good
quarters, which they haven’t done enough times
of late.
THERRY PENOLA 5.3 5.5 8.10 13.10 (88)
GLEN EIRA 0.4 4.11 5.14 6.18 (54)
GOALS THERRY PENOLA: T. Crowley 8 T. Goodwin 1 G. Henderson 1 A. McMahon
1 D. McKibbin 1 I. Ali 1 GLEN EIRA: W. Devlin 2 J. Bloink 2 M. Hobson 1 J. Canal
1
BEST THERRY PENOLA: I. Ali T. Crowley M. Bretag N. Milevski B. Owen
R. Brennan GLEN EIRA: W. Devlin S. Elmi A. Farah L. Crase A. Manton
N. Broadhead
BENTLEIGH 5.3 11.6 18.10 23.17 (155)
EMMAUS ST LEOS 2.0 2.2 4.4 5.7 (37)
GOALS BENTLEIGH: A. Hendry 9 B. Hunt 3 M. Laskey 3 A. West 2 T. Stach 2
L. Delany 1 J. White 1 T. Backman 1 C. Montesano 1 EMMAUS ST LEOS: A. Smith
2 N. Morrison 1 S. Ronchi 1 A. Maunder 1
BEST BENTLEIGH: T. Stach J. West T. Backman S. Silka J. White A. Hendry
EMMAUS ST LEOS: N. Morrison B. Pollard T. Thorn G. Simondson R. Stafford
W. Carpenter
BANYULE 3.4 5.6 5.10 7.11 (53)
OLD PARADIANS 0.1 3.1 4.5 5.5 (35)
GOALS BANYULE: D. Cumberland 2 Z. Wenke 2 N. Swift 1 S. Tuckman 1
R. Iaconis 1 OLD PARADIANS: A. Asdagi 2 D. Hannam 2 L. Varalla 1
BEST BANYULE: A. Rothe S. Gray Z. Wenke H. Tippet A. Hopgood M. Osborne
OLD PARADIANS: D. McKenna B. Vincent D. Daniele W. Jeffrey S. Corcoran
A. Mascia
ELTHAM 5.2 8.2 11.3 13.5 (83)
ST MARY’S SALESIAN 2.1 3.1 4.3 6.6 (42)
GOALS ELTHAM: A. Coath 8 M. Duckworth 3 C. Paine 1 R. Love 1 ST MARY’S
SALESIAN: M. Purcell 2 M. Forer 1 B. Glover 1 J. Fisher 1 M. Boffa 1
BEST ELTHAM: A. Coath R. Love D. Belcher E. Mc Dowell C. Webb D. Stephens
ST MARY’S SALESIAN: W. Stubbings E. Toms D. Rajkumar S. Francis M. Callan
S. Docker
OLD WESTBOURNE 6.0 8.3 11.8 11.14 (80)
PRAHRAN 0.0 0.6 0.7 5.10 (40)
GOALS OLD WESTBOURNE: D. Sidwell 2 N. Smithwick 2 J. Andrades 2
C. Butcher 1 M. Whiting 1 T. Zulian 1 J. Horsburgh 1 J. Diblasi 1 PRAHRAN:
L. Stafford 3 J. Rice 2
BEST OLD WESTBOURNE: J. Lawn T. Davidson C. Butcher G. Robson L. Barnes
J. Shea PRAHRAN: A. Stewart N. Beattie A. Bond M. Evans J. Belcher D. Bourke
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 11

DIVISION 3
MAGPIES SHOOT DOWN HAWKS
Jonathan Hibbert
Last week, through the fog of post-operative
anaesthesia, I somehow managed to con someone
else to pen the column, but alas, this week, I
struggle on, like the Fugitive from the Fugitive,
one-armed. La Trobe at home vanquished the
JOCs, while West Brunswick must be ruing those
few early losses, as the creep closer to the door of
finals, albeit without a key to get in. This said, they
managed to deny Hawthorn a spot in the finals, a
cruel end to a valiant Brown and Gold season.
Regardless of the result between high percentage
teams Albert Park and Yarra Valley, one will be
challenging for contention next week, on ten wins,
eight losses. If La Trobe thumps Elsternwick, and
the Vultures shellack the Magpies; if Ivanhoe get
surprised by a bitter Hawks contingent, and god
forbid, the ‘House find a way to lose to SFX, the
finals should present a markedly different line-up
to that expected a few weeks ago. Herein lies the
true grandeur of Division 3 football; the fluid and
ever-fluctuating fortunes come finals.
Regardless, at the weekend past, Ivanhoe
furthered their late charge, rebounding off a slight
late slump, defeating fellow challengers UHS-
VU. James Collins and Paul Harris through the
forward line played with authority, as big Angelo
Pace sent six home and Timmy Williamson
created countless opportunities. After gaining a
short lead at quarter time, the ‘Hoes were equally
matched by the Vultures’ Luke Vance and Patty
St John, and the game was on a knife edge for
the remainder. Ultimately decided by Ivanhoe’s
numerous scoring shots, it provides a tantalising
taste of finals football.
Yarra managed to find comfort while thumping
St Francis Xavier by almost fourteen goals. The
Bushie Trend duo was commanding, along with
Simon Gillin shooting five majors. A surprising
first quarter saw the X-Men jump ahead, but were
inevitably reeled in, gutted and consumed in the
Bushrangers’ third term goalfest. A distinctly
different Franciscan best was Dwayne Scott
and Shannon Mathers, while Jarryd Leworthy
consoled himself somewhat, stealing a triplet. St
Francis’ season has yielded only disappointment,
and a short spell in Division 4 will either
reinvigorate, or leave the Beaconsfield boys
stagnant. One of the risks inherent in Amateur
football is the loss of players to paying leagues,
and its ensuing disarray along with eventual lack
of attraction that clubs offer. Let’s hope SFX can
maybe scrounge a win to make this season just
slightly more palatable.
The marquee match promised fierce competition,
and delivered accordingly. Leaping away, St
John’s gained a slight advantage at both the first
and third breaks. Cam Christiansen and Darryn
O’Connor again made appearances as defining
members, both racking up their ninth listing in the
best this year. A fluctuating lead saw an eleven
point turnaround in La Trobe’s favour by the end;
with “Danger’ Patten continuing his rebound from
injury, marshalling the forward line and slotting a
sextet, while Joe McLean propped the Trobers for
a win. This suggested a grand final preview, and
one would be foolish not to take note.
Hawthorn are licking wounds and preparing
for a long summer and a footy trip, after being
shunted from finals contention by a resurgent
Magpie cohort. Late nights training at McAlister
Oval have yielded three wins on the trot, but it’s
a pity the Black and White have left it too late.
Ben Brown added an outstanding performance
to his season tally, after some portents of
impressiveness earlier in the year. Combining
with Warwick Brown, who controlled his domain,
and Mark MacGugan, this trio brought home
an incongruously un-West Brunswick-like last
half, storming home 65 point victors. The best
efforts of Dave Pritchard and ‘Smokin’ Joe Frazer
accounted for naught but individual gratification,
on a dark day for the Hawks.
Pundits might have predicted a ‘Wick romp,
punters might have dropped loads on a Power
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
ST JOHNS v KEW
HAWTHORN v IVANHOE
ALBERT PARK v YARRA VALLEY
ELSTERNWICK v LA TROBE UNI
UHS-VU v WEST BRUNSWICK
ST FRANCIS XAVIER v POWER HOUSE
12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

House capitulation. I heard rumours, and am
proud to say I didn’t buy into them. At home,
the ‘House are imposing at worst, unbeatable
at best. Last week, they were somewhere inbetween,
Tanjeet Saraw blinding; stocking up
B&F votes with Darren Baker. The Mahonys and
Lachlan Bedingfield struggled until the close,
riding once more into the breach, time and time
again, but ultimately in vain. This could have
been Elsternwick’s season defining game, as the
possibility of missing out on finals raps on their
windows.
DIVISION 3 LAST ROUND DIVISION 3 RESERVE
IVANHOE 7.5 10.7 13.15 16.19 (115)
UHS-VU 4.1 10.4 13.6 14.12 (96)
GOALS IVANHOE: A. Pace 6 C. Traeger 4 P. Harris 2 D. Dal Pos 1 B. Fleming 1
J. Collins 1 A. Close 1 UHS-VU: A. Johnson 3 C. Kelly 2 S. Webster 2 N. Zajac 2
L. Gorringe 1 M. Sweeney 1 L. Linehan 1 S. Teunissen 1 L. Vance 1
BEST IVANHOE: J. Collins T. Williamson P. Harris A. Pace A. Close R. Close
UHS-VU: L. Vance P. St. John L. Gorringe D. Pinney A. Johnson C. Kelly
YARRA VALLEY 2.3 5.8 14.12 19.16 (130)
ST FRANCIS XAVIER 4.4 4.4 5.4 7.5 (47)
GOALS YARRA VALLEY: S. Gillin 5 R. Yeo 3 D. Pagan 3 R. Pollard 3 J. Canham 2
G. Coutts 1 A. Drew 1 S. Pask 1 ST FRANCIS XAVIER: J. Leworthy 3 P. Gould 2
S. Dullard 1 D. Dimakopoulos 1
BEST YARRA VALLEY: C. Trend S. Gillin B. Trend A. Houghton R. Pollard A. Drew
ST FRANCIS XAVIER: D. Scott S. Mathers J. Leworthy J. Lenders S. Dullard
S. Burns
WEST BRUNSWICK 4.9 7.10 11.12 18.13 (121)
HAWTHORN 1.1 3.3 5.6 8.8 (56)
GOALS WEST BRUNSWICK: W. Baker 5 L. Martin 3 M. MacGugan 2 B. Bainbridge
2 B. Latter 2 M. Jane 2 R. Henham 1 P. Walpole 1 HAWTHORN: L. Aitken 2
D. Lauletta 1 R. Ogge 1 D. Pritchard 1 L. Clancey 1 L. Piccolo 1 N. Lambert 1
BEST WEST BRUNSWICK: B. Brown W. Baker M. MacGugan L. Martin C. McKern
R. Touzel HAWTHORN: D. Pritchard J. Frazer A. McPhie N. Lambert R. Ogge
L. Clancey
LA TROBE UNI 4.2 8.4 8.7 12.8 (80)
ST JOHNS 6.2 8.3 9.6 11.8 (74)
GOALS LA TROBE UNI: S. Patten 6 T. Ludeman 2 D. Harry 1 G. Ganino 1
J. McMeel 1 B. Van Ooi 1 ST JOHNS: A. Abela 3 R. Scott 2 B. Graham 2 R. Dyker
1 M. Bolitho 1 C. Cachia 1 C. Peake 1
BEST LA TROBE UNI: J. McLean S. Patten D. Farrell D. Harry T. Harding A. Ross
ST JOHNS: C. Christiansen D. O’Connor B. Pickering L. O’Connor P. Ward
L. Mara
POWER HOUSE 2.2 3.4 6.6 8.6 (54)
ELSTERNWICK 2.2 4.6 4.7 6.7 (43)
GOALS POWER HOUSE: J. Walsh 2 A. Collett 1 M. Spiliotalopoulos 1 S. Beardall
1 P. Edwards 1 B. Leske 1 M. Wallis 1 ELSTERNWICK: D. Bedingfi eld 3
L. Simmons 1 D. Smith 1 J. Hunter 1
BEST POWER HOUSE: T. Saraw D. Baker D. Bowden P. Henshaw N. Brown
D. Robertson ELSTERNWICK: B. Mahony C. Mahony L. Bedingfi eld D. Smith
A. Quinn D. Healy
ALBERT PARK 2.4 6.8 10.10 12.11 (83)
KEW 3.1 3.3 4.5 8.10 (58)
GOALS ALBERT PARK: M. Hagen 3 D. Muscat 3 B. Murnane 2 N. Cain 2 T. Wilson
1 N. Wheeler 1 KEW: B. Cullen 2 J. Williams 1 C. McMahon 1 J. Fultheim 1 L. Orr
1 J. Loorham 1 A. Hawking 1
BEST ALBERT PARK: M. Hagen S. Hayes N. Cain D. Muscat B. Murnane
M. Brown KEW: M. Cochrane M. Henderson N. Tinetti S. McGregor T. Bagnall
P. Brough
In a game overshadowed by confounding
umpiring, the Falcons kept their finals dreams on
life support, riding home relatively comfortably
over the despondent Bears. Hagen, Hayes and
Cain (sounding like either a Boston-Irish law
firm, or a Boston-Irish crime syndicate) brutalised
Kew, the flow stemmed somewhat by the two
Mikes; Cochrane and Henderson. Albert Park can
still push into September if Lady Fortune smiles
benevolently, while Kew’s season lies cold and
frozen on the mortuary slab.
UHS-VU 4.2 6.8 6.12 8.16 (64)
IVANHOE 3.2 5.4 6.5 9.7 (61)
GOALS UHS-VU: R. Dickson 4 S. Windridge 1 T. Kershaw 1 A. Milicevic 1
T. Woodlock 1 IVANHOE: L. Cole 3 H. Post 2 M. McCrystal 1 R. Toogood 1
A. Height 1 O. Nachalsky 1
BEST UHS-VU: R. Dickson S. Hower M. Roberts T. Woodlock S. Windridge
T. Kershaw IVANHOE: S. Gray J. Scoble L. Cole T. Lamb D. Diakoumakos H. Post
YARRA VALLEY 5.7 8.10 14.14 20.14 (134)
ST FRANCIS XAVIER 0.0 1.2 2.2 2.6 (18)
GOALS YARRA VALLEY: M. Laing 8 B. Seeger 5 T. Hale 2 D. Mills 1 M. English 1
G. Smith 1 D. Gray 1 L. Gillies 1 ST FRANCIS XAVIER: L. Day 1 D. Bennett 1
BEST YARRA VALLEY: W. Harding M. Letson A. Wingate S. Laird M. Laing J. Hall
ST FRANCIS XAVIER: B. Smith J. Day D. Dapiran H. White B. Sheehan
D. Bennett
WEST BRUNSWICK 1.6 4.10 5.12 10.15 (75)
HAWTHORN 1.2 3.4 5.8 6.10 (46)
GOALS WEST BRUNSWICK: S. O’Neill 4 J. Barclay 2 M. Fu 2 J. Mercer 1
D. Walpole 1 HAWTHORN: C. Williams 2 S. Moussi 1 S. Gunn 1 H. Foster 1
S. Browne 1
BEST WEST BRUNSWICK: M. Dishon W. Vagg M. Barron M. McManus
A. McKenzie D. Walpole HAWTHORN: N. Martin D. Watt C. Alexander C. Williams
M. Pinkerton S. Moussi
LA TROBE UNI 4.5 10.7 14.12 18.15 (123)
ST JOHNS 0.1 2.5 3.6 6.6 (42)
GOALS LA TROBE UNI: A. Gill 6 L. Gaffney 4 A. Tully 3 D. Lanfranco 1 N. Sutton
1 R. Dare 1 M. Steele 1 J. Sherriff 1 ST JOHNS: S. Peake 3 M. Nicholson 2
D. Dick 1
BEST LA TROBE UNI: M. Steele J. Stow A. Gill L. Coffey A. Mann M. Sturges
ST JOHNS: D. Jones S. Peake N. Pouki M. Hanger M. Nicholson A. Dexter
POWER HOUSE 4.2 8.6 11.6 15.10 (100)
ELSTERNWICK 0.2 2.2 3.4 3.4 (22)
GOALS POWER HOUSE: A. Rankin 3 S. Devine 3 P. Washington 2 R. Marshall 1
J. Plazzer 1 J. Dwyer 1 D. Parsons 1 C. Plazzer 1 P. Arnold 1 N. Moresi 1
ELSTERNWICK: Not provided
BEST POWER HOUSE: C. Plazzer C. Doolan S. Devine D. Fahey A. Kuhanez
A. Rankin ELSTERNWICK: Not provided
KEW 4.0 7.1 11.5 12.8 (80)
ALBERT PARK 3.0 5.4 8.5 11.8 (74)
GOALS KEW: C. Wilson 5 C. Robinson 3 A. Makris 3 M. Glenn 1 ALBERT PARK:
B. Payne 3 C. Murphy 2 S. Allan 2 A. Jackson 1 B. Little 1 P. Smith 1
J. Snibson 1
BEST KEW: D. Berry W. Delbridge T. Hunter A. Makris C. Wilson J. Deblank
ALBERT PARK: T. Radomski S. Allan B. Payne
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 13

DIVISION 4
SIX SAY SAYONARA
Jim Sutton
Well here we are, Round 18, and it looks to be a
definite maybe of a certain possibility that the final
five is set, but still a few intriguing matches this
week before the i’s can be dotted and the t’s crossed.
At around 4.30 on Saturday the season will be over
for six of the eleven Division 4 senior sides (well,
five plus North Brunswick who finished last week),
although Mad Monday might be on hold for a few
of those clubs with reserves teams still in action.
In any case I’m sure the pubs of Melbourne are on
high alert.
Mt Lilydale edged out Manningham Cobras in a
great game at the curiously named Pinks Reserve
in Kilsyth, and maybe a small psychological
advantage with these two likely to meet again
next week. With the Gryphons coaching staff keen
observers, the Rams had their noses in front all
day, but every time they got a break of a few goals
the Cobras would respond and narrow the margin.
Al Stuart was terrific on the ball for the Rams,
with Mark Gower and Luke Evans doing a top job
in the key defensive posts. Stephen Rose and Joel
McConvill were among the best for the Cobras.
Point Cook might have been better off taking the
Queenscliff – Sorrento ferry, with their match
against South Mornington relocated to Dromana. If
they downed a few after the game by my reckoning
that requires at least a two pit-stop strategy on the
long drive home. The Tigers ran the Dogs off their
travel weary legs, winning all four quarters and
racking up thirteen goalkickers on their way to a
big win. Greg Pullen and Ben Price were two of the
Tigers many good players, while Ian Murphy and
Glenn McGaw got the nod for Point Cook.
In a season of odd winning and losing streaks,
Swinburne Uni have turned around a seven game
winless run and now won four in a row, consigning
North Brunswick to their sixth straight loss in the
process. Disappointing end for North who promised
plenty early in the season, but long-term injuries to
some key players put a swift halt to their progress.
It was a tight first half with goals hard to come by,
but the Razorbacks put their foot down after half
time to run away to a comfortable victory. Davor
Lucevic and Robert Santacroce both finished off
their strong seasons for North with another good
performance, David Elliman and Michael Manning
getting the job done for Swinburne.
Similar story with Box Hill North making it three
wins in a row while Richmond Central lost their
seventh straight as the Demons took home the
Volunteers Memorial Cup from KB. Big rumour the
Snakes will be donning yellow and black inflatable
sumo suits in 2011 to prevent a recurrence of the
injury carnage of this season. It was a good close
match for most of the way with no more than two
goals separating the sides up until the last change,
but again the Snakes were left with no bench in
the last term and the Demons rotations proved too
much. Brendan Dagge and Dylan Nicholson were
in top form on the wings for the Snakes, while
Andrew Stanley was impenetrable in defence for
the Demons and Neal Crossan and Dan Penny
worked hard at the clearances.
Chadstone again conceded a big bag of goals to
the opposition full forward, this week it was Sam
Thomas slotting a lazy sixteen for Eley Park,
good enough to rank him sixth on the Sharks best
players list. Obviously a tough crowd to please at
Whitehorse Reserve. A good solid four quarter
performance from the Sharks, who now find
themselves one win away from their first finals
appearance since 2005. Eley Park were another side
with two winning wingmen in Michael Robinson
and Damian McCabe, with Anthony Richardson
and Daniel Allsopp in good form for Chadstone.
This week:
Monash Gryphons can officially secure the minor
premiership with a win at Chadstone. Probably not
the ideal fixture for either club, it’s the last thing
Chadstone need, and with the Gryphons having had
a bye last week and not playing next week they are
unlikely to be resting many players. Here’s hoping
Chaddy have a good summer and come back bigger
and better in 2011.
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
M’HAM COBRAS v RICHMOND CENTRAL
CHADSTONE v M’NASH GRYPHONS
BOX HILL NORTH v STH MORNINGTON
SWINBURNE UNI v MT LILYDALE
POINT COOK ELEY PARK
14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

Manningham Cobras should be too strong and
clinch the double chance with a win over the
depleted Richmond Central. Plenty of interest
here in the reserves match with the winner taking
fifth spot in a virtual elimination final a week
early.
If the Cobras slip up, then South Mornington can
pinch third, but they face a tricky match-up away
against the in-form Box Hill North. The Demons
have come good a smidge too late and will throw
everything at the Tigers in an attempt to finish the
season on a high.
Eley Park can maintain fifth spot, but they too face
a potentially hazardous road trip to Point Cook.
Still, the Sharks have played well all season and
surely have too much at stake to drop this.
If they do, the door opens for Swinburne Uni,
although they face a tough ask in the travelling Mt
Lilydale. The Rams might rest a few on the eve
of the finals and the Razorbacks are red hot at the
moment, this could be close.
North Brunswick is already on the golf course.
Please send match reports (and Team of the Year
nominations) tod4scribe@gmail.com by no later
than Monday arvo. Have a good weekend all.
DIVISION 4 LAST ROUND DIVISION 4 RESERVE
SWINBURNE UNI 3.3 6.6 13.13 18.16 (124)
NORTH BRUNSWICK 1.6 3.7 4.11 6.14 (50)
GOALS SWINBURNE UNI: A. Wood 3 D. Green 3 S. Hutchins 2 M. Hodgson 2
A. Philipps 1 D. Higgins 1 T. Carr 1 M. Manning 1 D. Elliman 1 R. Hurst 1 D. Dore
1 J. Ryan 1 NORTH BRUNSWICK: S. Famulari 2 B. Williams 2 J. Harkins 1
A. Makdessi 1
BEST SWINBURNE UNI: M. Manning D. Elliman A. Hyman G. Brown D. Higgins
A. Wood NORTH BRUNSWICK: D. Lucevic R. Santacroce O. Baring A. Makarucha
S. Miller C. Temperley
SOUTH MORNINGTON 8.5 14.9 18.16 26.20 (176)
POINT COOK 2.1 4.4 6.9 11.11 (77)
GOALS SOUTH MORNINGTON: K. Debernardi 4 W. Spencer 4 J. Spencer 3
L. Hockey 3 M. Clark 2 S. Smith 2 R. Wilson 2 G. Pullen 1 B. Price 1 A. Davidson
1 M. Duff 1 B. Williams 1 K. Woodruff 1 POINT COOK: C. Haynes 3 G. Cooke 3
J. Tuddenham 1 J. Wallert 1 T. Cassidy 1 G. Russell 1 T. Jofre 1
BEST SOUTH MORNINGTON: B. Price G. Pullen J. Spencer K. Gascoigne M. Foon
M. Clark POINT COOK: I. Murphy G. McGaw J. Conboy J. Tuddenham C. Phillips
G. Cooke
ELEY PARK 6.7 11.15 20.25 28.26 (194)
CHADSTONE 3.1 3.1 4.1 7.2 (44)
GOALS ELEY PARK: S. Thomas 16 M. Viola 2 C. Brown 2 C. Marsiglio 1
J. Newmarch 1 B. Sahlstrom 1 M. Robinson 1 M. Bourke 1 J. Beasley 1
M. Corstorphin 1 D. McCabe 1 CHADSTONE: M. Cole 2 A. Psinas 1 D. Barry-
Macaulay 1 L. Lucas 1 A. Winstanley 1 C. Russell 1
BEST ELEY PARK: M. Robinson C. Marsiglio M. Bourke D. Bennett D. McCabe
S. Thomas CHADSTONE: C. Rees A. Richardson D. Barry-Macaulay D. Hallisey
D. Allsopp B. Stewart
MT LILYDALE 4.3 7.5 11.13 14.18 (102)
MANNINGHAM COBRAS 3.5 5.7 8.10 12.13 (85)
GOALS MT LILYDALE: J. Roberts 2 H. Moyes 2 A. Rodwell 2 A. Stuart 1
K. Maniscalchi 1 M. Gower 1 J. Paull 1 G. Finkemeyer 1 B. Byrne 1 A. Thorne 1
S. Gibson 1 MANNINGHAM COBRAS: S. McCallum 4 N. Pentland 2 S. Rose 2
R. Daley 1 W. De Vercelli 1 D. Bellissimo 1 J. McConvill 1
BEST MT LILYDALE: K. Maniscalchi A. Stuart C. Gibson G. Finkemeyer B. Byrne
M. Gower MANNINGHAM COBRAS: S. Rose J. McConvill W. De Vercelli T. Conn
N. Polites D. Trinchi
BOX HILL NORTH 4.1 8.2 12.9 16.11 (107)
RICHMOND CENTRAL 3.5 6.5 11.6 12.10 (82)
GOALS BOX HILL NORTH: T. Manning 2 E. Charles 2 D. Penny 2 C. Riscalla 2
B. Pearce 2 N. Crossan 1 S. Howe 1 N. Berlowitz 1 B. Marcakis 1 L. Keillor 1
J. Merrillees 1 RICHMOND CENTRAL: D. Sutherland 2 T. Woodberry 2 D. Pike 2
C. Busby 1 R. Dean 1 D. Nicholson 1 C. McCluskey 1 M. Whelan 1 A. Pruscino 1
BEST BOX HILL NORTH: A. Stanley N. Crossan D. Penny G. Tiley C. Liston R. Ball
RICHMOND CENTRAL: T. Woodberry R. Dean D. Sutherland B. Dagge A. Pruscino
D. Nicholson
SWINBURNE UNI 1.0 7.2 8.6 12.8 (80)
NORTH BRUNSWICK 3.2 4.3 8.5 10.7 (67)
GOALS SWINBURNE UNI: T. Kennedy 4 J. Carroll 2 L. McManus 2 J. Coy 1
N. Fiddelaers 1 M. Bonomi 1 T. Kitchen 1 NORTH BRUNSWICK: S. Hamilton 3
S. Adair 3 D. Manoukian 2 G. Selaidinakos 1 C. Hall 1
BEST SWINBURNE UNI: T. Kennedy N. Blyth J. Lees J. Carroll M. Bonomi
J. Mennen NORTH BRUNSWICK: L. Spano G. Selaidinakos D. Rowlands T. Geary
J. Rotella J. Freeman
SOUTH MORNINGTON 3.7 5.9 13.16 20.21 (141)
POINT COOK 1.1 2.1 2.3 2.3 (15)
GOALS SOUTH MORNINGTON: K. Malcomson 6 J. Dowsett 3 G. Ryan 2
L. McKinlay 1 R. Perks 1 N. Koleits 1 B. Dowling 1 D. Barron 1 D. Hogan 1
B. Wilson 1 R. McGreal 1 S. Macdonald 1 POINT COOK: B. Rattya 1
G. McGaw 1
BEST SOUTH MORNINGTON: J. McCleary J. Dowsett D. Barron P. Mauracher
B. Wilson G. Ryan POINT COOK: M. Sumbler D. Jofre D. Harvey J. Ward
D. Batties H. Little
ELEY PARK 2.4 8.6 11.13 18.17 (125)
CHADSTONE 1.2 4.6 4.11 4.15 (39)
GOALS ELEY PARK: D. Crawford 5 M. Dunn 3 D. Pumpa 2 J. Brown 2 C. Wickham
1 P. Borovac 1 I. Gridchin 1 Z. Khariwala 1 W. Knight 1 M. MacTaggart 1
CHADSTONE: S. Papadopoulos 2 S. Clement 1 D. Paolone 1
BEST ELEY PARK: W. Knight M. MacTaggart C. Wickham Z. Khariwala I. Gridchin
M. Dunn CHADSTONE: S. George J. Cotsis J. Soane S. Clement C. Kimitsis
D. Paolone
MANNINGHAM COBRAS 3.2 6.3 8.5 12.8 (80)
MT LILYDALE 1.3 3.5 6.5 6.8 (44)
GOALS MANNINGHAM COBRAS: S. Robbins 3 M. Bosso 2 S. Bentley 2 T. Fradkin
1 T. Mazzarella 1 A. Vincitorio 1 A. McDill 1 S. Marshall 1 MT LILYDALE:
S. Roberts 2 R. McKenzie 1 A. Delahunt 1 D. Holloway 1 H. McKenzie 1
BEST MANNINGHAM COBRAS: S. Bentley A. Egan A. McDill S. Robbins
B. Morrison J. Trinchi MT LILYDALE: M. Gee D. Kelly A. Delahunt D. Holloway
H. McKenzie T. McIntyre
RICHMOND CENTRAL 8.2 13.5 14.6 21.6 (132)
BOX HILL NORTH 0.0 2.2 5.6 9.8 (62)
GOALS RICHMOND CENTRAL: J. Matheson 8 M. Nicolosi 3 S. Collins 3
N. Cassell 3 R. Schwedes 2 M. Kocurek 1 P. Sofo 1 BOX HILL NORTH: G. Cavallo
4 M. Penny 3 C. Seely 1 J. Swaffer 1
BEST RICHMOND CENTRAL: N. Cassell C. Eddison R. Hubbard P. Poonasamy
J. Matheson R. Murphy BOX HILL NORTH: M. Penny A. Odza M. Prestopino
G. Cavallo J. Swaffer T. Manno
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RISING STAR
TOM CAMPBELL – OLD SCOTCH
One of the shining lights of the Old Scotch season PREVIOUS NOMINATIONS:
has been the performances of Tom Campbell. Round 1 – Jordan Foster (Uni Blacks)
Still only 18 years of age, Tom’s performances Round 2 – Dan Noonan (Old Xavs)
not only for his club but also for the U19 and Round 3 – Callum Pohl (Old Trinity)
U23 VAFA representative teams show he has a Round 4 – Al Austin (Uni Blues)
Round 5 – Jake Bull (Collegians)
big future in the game. Standing at nearly 200cm,
Round 6 – Lachlan Hood (MHSOB)
he has been one of the standout ruckman of the
Round 7 – James Hunt (Oakleigh)
Premier competition and although hampered Round 8 – Jake Truefeldt (Banyule)
by injury early in the season, should poll well Round 9 – Dan Nicholson (Uni Blues)
in the Woodrow Medal count. Tom has been Round 10 – Edward Greer (Old Ivanhoe)
nominated to play in the “Future Stars” match Round 11 – Jesse Rush (Rupertswood)
Round 12 – Sam Dunell (Old Melburnians)
being organised by AFL Victoria in September
Round 13 – Tim Allan (Ormond)
which will pit some of the leading young players Round 14 – Ben Goss (Old Xaverians)
from the VFL, TAC Cup, VCFL and the VAFA Round 15 – Anthony Calder (Old Brighton)
together.
Round 16 – Jake Lew (Ajax)
One nominee will be selected each week until the end of the home and away season. To be nominated,
players must be eligible for selection in the VAFA U21 representative team and must not have played a full
season of VAFA senior football before 2010 (unless still eligible for U19s)
VAFA BEIERSDORF
TRAINER OF THE WEEK
HANNAH CARROLL – FITZROY
Hannah Carroll of Fitzroy’s is
this week’s Beiersdorf Trainer
of the Week
Hannah is a first year trainer
with Fitzroy who has been
fortunate to learn from Jack
Hancock, a veteran trainer
with over 40 years experience
including with Fitzroy in VFL/AFL days.
Hannah is a hard working and very dedicated person
who has stepped up when needed. An example
recently was when we were low on available
trainers for mid week training
and she offered to attend
Under 19 training and then
go to the senior squad training
at another ground on the
same night. Hannah has been
working with one of our U19
teams and helped an umpire
at a game who found himself in need of assistance
shortly before the game was due to start.
Hannah is a great example of the dedicated trainers
at Fitzroy. Congratulations to Hannah who wins
$100 worth of Beiersdorf personal products
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THIRDS
Richard Hummerston
With the majority of VAFA grounds
resembling swamps this week, you’d be
forgiven for embracing global warming,
putting away the bicycle and praying for some
warmer weather. With low scores across the
board this week, I’m hoping the inclement
weather is to blame and not the wayward
kicking of our beloved full-forwards. (Al
Harkness)
If you think the reunion of Gary Ablett and
Lauren Phillips is big news, think again.
Old Xavs have been beaten! Pigs were flying
amidst the background of a Blue Moon on
Saturday evening as Old Melburnians took to
Old Xavs to the tune of 10 points.
Undoubtedly perturbed at last week’s season
review, OM’s were keen to put this modest
scribe in his place, kicking the first 3 goals of
the match and putting together an impassable
lead. The ever consistent Tom Healey did
his league best and fairest chances no harm,
racking up disposals at will and was well
supported by best mate Peter May. For the
losing side, Matthew Roache earned his first
free meal of the season and the demoted Jack
Davies impressed selectors.
The boggy conditions didn’t seem to stifle
goals down in PB3 with both Uni Blacks
and Banyule posting 100+ winning margins.
Special mention goes to Brad Willmore from
Banyule who kicked his 50 th with his 10 th goal
(finished with 11) on Saturday.
In what I can only imagine is another reaction
to last weeks article, St Kevin’s knocked
off premiership contenders St Bernard’s
by 16 points. The game was hard fought
all afternoon with neither ever building a
winning margin. It wasn’t until the fourth
when Michael O’Neill and Dom Gibbs
kicked into gear and cemented a spot in the
top 4 for the old boys.
This week I’m selecting St Kevins, Banyule
and St Benards while in the top division
De La, Uni Blues, Collegians, OM’s and
Old Xavs.
PREMIER THIRDS LAST ROUND PREMIER B THIRDS
OLD SCOTCH won by forfeit.
COLLEGIANS 5.0 6.1 10.5 13.6 (84)
UNI BLUES 2.1 5.9 7.10 8.16 (64)
GOALS COLLEGIANS: N. Simon 4 J. Ashman 2 D. Porta 2 D. Maddern 2 L. Collins
1 A. Fabris 1 C. Mulhall 1 UNI BLUES: D. Assouni 4 R. Thompson 1 S. Curran 1
B. Hutchison 1 D. Marshall 1
BEST COLLEGIANS: C. Porter N. Simon N. Baxter A. Fabris P. Timms J. Gay
UNI BLUES: D. Assouni D. Hayter D. Marshall R. Kennedy M. Rickards
W. McLachlan
DE LA SALLE won by forfeit.
ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 4.2 12.6 14.10 18.15 (123)
MARCELLIN 1.0 3.0 5.1 7.1 (43)
GOALS ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS: D. Lynch 6 R. Butchatsky 4 P. Hall 2
D. Kelly 1 J. Baribar 1 G. Kempster 1 W. Falkiner 1 L. Thomas 1 M. Rowse 1
MARCELLIN: S. Salpigtidis 3 N. Tozer 2 C. Purcell 1 G. Petroff 1
BEST ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS: D. Lynch D. Kelly P. Hall T. McColl
M. Rowse W. Parker MARCELLIN: T. Selby A. Bruce S. Salpigtidis L. Morgan
C. Purcell D. Salerno
OLD MELBURNIANS 1.3 4.7 5.8 7.12 (54)
OLD XAVERIANS 1.3 3.4 4.10 5.12 (42)
GOALS OLD MELBURNIANS: Not provided OLD XAVERIANS: J. McDonnell 1
C. Chisholm 1 A. Torre 1 M. Roache 1 D. Meehan 1
BEST OLD MELBURNIANS: Not provided OLD XAVERIANS: M. Roache P. Purcell
J. Davies H. Davies D. Meehan J. Meehan
UNI BLACKS 2.4 9.8 15.13 22.15 (147)
OAKLEIGH 0.1 1.1 1.2 2.2 (14)
GOALS UNI BLACKS: L. Dadswell 6 J. Clarke 4 L. Maguire 4 J. Banting 3
T. Howie 2 D. Kissane 1 J. Bingham 1 K. Stark 1 OAKLEIGH: M. Cooke 2
BEST UNI BLACKS: L. Maguire J. Clarke R. Armit S. Fary S. Hobijn-Allen
J. Young OAKLEIGH: T. Ziegeler A. Bonaddio J. Kalokathis J. Connellan M. Brice
M. Henry
BANYULE 6.2 10.6 17.8 21.12 (138)
OLD IVANHOE 2.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 (34)
GOALS BANYULE: B. Willmore 11 S. Playfair 3 S. Gray 1 J. Ryan 1 J. Allery 1
C. Kingsford 1 C. Buckley 1 B. Kelly 1 S. Place 1 OLD IVANHOE: D. Toma 2
D. Smith 1 S. Pearce 1 T. Nicola 1
BEST BANYULE: C. Buckley B. Willmore B. Kelly C. McDonald C. Kingsford
H. Mowat OLD IVANHOE: D. Toma D. Van Schaik J. Delaney D. Smith S. Pearce
M. Veal
ST KEVINS 5.1 10.1 13.4 14.8 (92)
ST BERNARDS 4.1 7.1 9.4 12.4 (76)
GOALS ST KEVINS: T. Crookes 3 R. Short 3 S. Thomas 2 B. Marchesani 2
R. Maguire 2 M. O’Neill 1 L. Kenyon 1 ST BERNARDS: D. Roach 6 J. Mount 1
A. Neal 1 D. Kavanagh 1 T. McGlade 1 J. Stapleton 1 J. Harvey 1
BEST ST KEVINS: M. O’Neill S. Angelini D. Gibbs A. Kerr T. Marchesani
R. Maguire ST BERNARDS: J. Evans D. Roach J. Mount J. Fistrovic A. Palmer
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SHARPSHOOTERS
Player Club Last Round Total
PREMIER
Andrew Ramsden OLD TRINITY 3 49
Shura Taft COLLEGIANS 3 39
Sam Pickett DE LA SALLE 2 37
Michael Davis OLD MELBURNIANS 1 31
Andrew Lowcock UNI BLUES 0 30
PREMIER RESERVE
John Pasceri OLD XAVERIANS 1 45
Daniel Rush OLD XAVERIANS 0 43
Christopher Mercuri DE LA SALLE 7 32
Stephen Muller DE LA SALLE 0 31
Jack Townley UNI BLUES 0 31
PREMIER THIRDS
Joshua Ashman COLLEGIANS 2 39
Sam Morwood DE LA SALLE 0 38
Shane Rose ST BEDES / MT 0 35
Adam Kovarik DE LA SALLE 0 35
Matthew Altis OLD XAVERIANS 0 31
PREMIER B
Jarrod Reid OLD CAREY 5 62
Owen Weatherley OLD IVANHOE 6 45
Trevor Bromley OAKLEIGH 4 44
Brett Voss OLD HAILEYBURY 1 43
Adrian Delmonte OLD IVANHOE 5 38
PREMIER B RESERVE
Tim Schaefer UNI BLACKS 0 43
Matthew Ablethorpe UNI BLACKS 5 37
Jason Giasoumi HAMPTON ROVERS 8 30
Patrick Harris ST BERNARDS 0 28
Andrew Jesse UNI BLACKS 0 27
PREMIER B THIRDS
Brad Willmore BANYULE 11 51
Leigh Dadswell UNI BLACKS 6 30
David Kavanagh ST BERNARDS 1 30
Shannon Malone WHITEFRIARS 0 30
Scott Thomas ST KEVINS 2 28
Player Club Last Round Total
DIVISION 1
Aaron Taylor WERRIBEE 6 74
Todd Patterson NOBS/ST PATS 5 61
Kristian Cherbakof BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 4 56
Josh Vanderloo WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 7 49
James Coghlan PENINSULA 2 46
DIVISION 1 RESERVE
Nicholas Robertson MONASH BLUES 3 31
Jimmy Marinos STH MELBOURNE DIST 0 30
Mitchell Huston WHITEFRIARS 2 28
Damien Joyce NOBS/ST PATS 2 27
Lachlan Curtis MONASH BLUES 3 22
DIVISION 2
David Boundy OLD PARADIANS 0 47
Matthew Costello THERRY PENOLA 4 39
Peter Brabender OLD PARADIANS 3 37
Sabastian Ciavola ELTHAM 0 37
Ash Brown BANYULE 2 33
DIVISION 2 RESERVE
Brandon Hunt BENTLEIGH 3 64
Alex Asdagi OLD PARADIANS 2 42
Alan Hendry BENTLEIGH 9 40
Damian Hannam OLD PARADIANS 2 32
Leigh Stafford PRAHRAN 3 30
PREMIER C
David Fayman AJAX 0 57
Brett Sinclair CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 46
Ryan McEvoy OLD GEELONG 0 46
Leigh Brennan RUPERTSWOOD 2 44
Warren Carlyle OLD CAMBERWELL 4 43
PREMIER C RESERVE
Nicholas Bogar MAZENOD 4 46
Cameron Raine MAZENOD 1 44
Justin Kremmer CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 41
Joshua McCahon CAULFIELD GRAMM 2 37
Dwain Bailey ORMOND 3 27
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Player Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round Total
DIVISION 3
David Tremowen HAWTHORN 0 54
Justin Hunter ELSTERNWICK 1 51
Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 1 50
Angelo Pace IVANHOE 6 49
Tom King ALBERT PARK 0 46
DIVISION 3 RESERVE
Matthew Laing YARRA VALLEY 8 85
Shane Peake ST JOHNS 3 66
Steven O’Neill WEST BRUNSWICK 4 56
Mitchell Sweeney UHS-VU 0 55
Ross Dickson UHS-VU 4 33
DIVISION 4
Sam McCallum MANNINGHAM COBRAS 4 77
Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 0 65
Andrew Rodwell MT LILYDALE 2 58
Laynton Allan MONASH GRYPHONS 0 48
Daniel Wills MONASH GRYPHONS 0 46
DIVISION 4 RESERVE
Matthew Malone MONASH GRYPHONS 0 55
James Matheson RICHMOND CENTRAL 8 52
Cameron Twaddle NORTH BRUNSWICK 0 49
Thomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNI 4 41
Donny Manoukian NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 38
U19 PREMIER
Maxim Allen UNI BLUES 0 49
Brendan Goss OLD XAVERIANS 0 48
Nick Dickinson BEAUMARIS 8 46
Mark Todd DE LA SALLE 4 37
Maxwell vd Broek OLD SCOTCH 0 35
U19 NORTH (1)
Theodore Sapountzis WERRIBEE 5 67
Blake Fordham OLD CAREY 2 53
Dimitrios Kynigopoulos FITZROY 10 51
Shaun Guerra OLD ESSENDON 0 46
Samuel Jones ST BERNARDS 4 45
U19 NORTH (2)
Kynan Borthwick LA TROBE UNI 6 57
Adam Lauria BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 10 47
Andrew Garlick AQUINAS 1 44
Alexander Brereton LA TROBE UNI 0 43
Liam McNamara THERRY PENOLA 0 42
REMEMBER
U19 SOUTH (1)
Thomas Rowe ST KEVINS 0 54
William Newman OLD BRIGHTON 2 50
Thomas Small CAULFIELD GRAMM 0 48
Nicholas Coroneos OLD BRIGHTON 0 44
Thomas Penberthy COLLEGIANS 5 41
Owen Symington COLLEGIANS 1 41
U19 SOUTH (2)
Paul Tsoucalas OAKLEIGH 7 95
Ben Skelton OLD GEELONG 3 61
Benjamin Cunningham MAZENOD 5 50
Arran Bouten PENINSULA 2 41
Jason Lewis MONASH BLUES 0 37
U18 DIVISION 1
Dillon Taylor WERRIBEE 5 58
Lachlan McRedmond NORTHERN BULLANTS 2 57
Jordan Gay RUPERTSWOOD 0 47
Mitchell Wilson RUPERTSWOOD 4 35
David Miller NORTHERN BULLANTS 5 33
U18 DIVISION 2
Stefan Gusts ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 31
Jos Op ‘t Hoog OLD CAMBERWELL 0 26
Hayden Rowe THERRY PENOLA 4 26
James Weston ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 25
Lewis Hawkins ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 23
CLUB XVIII (1)
Robert Moffatt UNI BLACKS 0 40
Anthony Voyage OLD MELBURNIANS 0 36
Nicholas Quinn OLD XAVERIANS 0 23
Tom Kovarik DE LA SALLE 4 22
Nicholas Martin UNI BLACKS 0 20
CLUB XVIII (NORTH)
Kirk Dowsey WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 50
Dean Podger OLD ESSENDON 0 36
Matthew Radziejewski OLD CAREY 0 35
Tim Wilson FITZROY 3 27
Andrew Parker OLD ESSENDON 3 26
CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)
Brett Scott CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 60
Mark Vickers-Willis OLD GEELONG 0 45
Stefan Davis MAZENOD 4 37
Shane Metz ORMOND 1 36
Andrew Fraser RICHMOND CENTRAL 0 26
PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED
TO BRING ALCOHOL INTO
ELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTO
ANY VAFA VENUE
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RETROSPECTIVE
Geoff Reilley
12 Months Ago – 2009
In C Section, Caulfield Grammarians, with only
one loss to date, met Beaumaris who were striving
to stake a claim for the double chance. There was
considerable shock for the Caulfield followers
when Beaumaris kicked 6.4 to nothing in the first
quarter and the lure of second spot was now a
reality. Caulfield responded with the breeze in the
second but were 5 points in arrears at half time.
Like all good sides, the Fields responded with an
excellent third term and maintained hold in the
final quarter to win 14.13 to 10.12. Best – Parsons,
Nelson, Ross, Wood, Docker, Zarra (Caulfield)
and Duggan, Catlin, Coote, Petering, Loucaides,
Haynes (Beaumaris). In John Aitken’s C Section
Team of the Year, Caulfield’s reps were the
Sundberg brothers, Carboni, Slevison and Widjaja
and for Beaumaris it was Ensor, Cathcart and
Gower. Caulfield’s Steve Lawrence was named
coach.
In D1 Section, South Melbourne Districts showed
they were ‘fair dinkum’ about wanting to stay in
the section and pounded bottom team St Leos to
the tune of 25.19 to 10.12 and in the process moved
ahead of Aquinas to 8 th place. South were 14 goals
up by half time and marginally increased their
lead at the end 25.19 to 10.12. Best – Batchelor,
Kohnesheen, Cheevers (6), Lane (5), Griggs,
Humphrey (SMD) and Hickey, Hodder (3),
Beluszar, McCann, Volpi, McKenzie (StL).
Dean Tulloch, Bulleen Templestowe’s star
achieved the magnificent milestone of 300 games.
The dual premiership player and member of BT’s
Team of the Century was certainly one of his
club’s favourites.
5 Years Ago – 2005
In D2 Section, Peninsula suffered a set back to their
finals’ expectation when they fell to a determined
Salesian outfit, 12.16 to 16.10. Peninsula had led
until the half way mark of the third quarter. Best
– Barry, Rozankovic, Canavan, Oldfield, Bobetic,
Bonnici (Salesian) and Murphy (30, S Parsons,
Davis, Murray, Atchison, Ferguson (Peninsula).
In D3 Old Westbourne booked a finals’ berth
with a very good win “on the road” against West
Brunswick, 13.10 to 7.11. Regrettably no best
players were acknowledged by either team.
The main interest in D4 would be who would take
the coveted second spot and one of the challengers,
St Mary’s, put on a good display to take the points
from Hawthorn Amateurs 12.12 to 11.9. Best –
Ryan (3), D’Astoli, Dwyer, Wright, Purcell, C
Armstrong (St Marys) and McKenna, Saulle, L
Collins, Fulton, Lauletta, Hurse (Hawthorn).
D3 Senior coaches were Rohan Doherty (Kew),
Steven Bourbon (Monash Gryphons), Jeffrey
Wilson (Old Westbourne), Brett Devlin (Power
House), Ben McGee (St Johns), Earl Henderson
(Sth Melbourne Districts), Tony Rowe (Syndal
Tally Ho), Shane Mottram (UHS-VU), Tim
Ellis (Werribee) and Angus Hamilton (West
Brunswick).
10 Years Ago – 2000
Hampton Rovers consolidated their position in the
C Section top four with an encouraging win over
Bulleen Templestowe 18.15 to 13.6. The Rovers
led at every turn and it was a comprehensive
victory out at Doncaster. Best – Anderson, Adams,
Fletcher (3), Grainger (3), Pucella, Lawrence (HR)
and D Bone, Robertson, Matthews, Prior, Tulloch,
C Parris (BT).
Brian “Doggy” Zielinski played his 200 th at AJAX
and it had taken 16 years of hard work to achieve
the milestone. The tough defender had overcome
numerous injuries and reconstructions.
In a critical D1 Section game Banyule dominated
top team Old Essendon to the tune of 60 points.
This win kept Banyule in the mix, only 1 game
outside the four and with a handy percentage.
Michael Natoli, Gavin Shaw and Blair Moxom
were terrific for the winners. Big Dave Williams
also did a power of work in the ruck while
for Essendon, Ryan and Leask were clearly
their best.
Old Carey institution, Ian “Ocker” England,
umpired his 175 th reserve game and what made it
special was added to his 325 playing games, Ocker
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was participating in his 500 th game of amateur
football. He deserved the congratulations of all at
Old Carey.
20 Years Ago – 1990
In E Section, it was a great game in the first half
between Brunswick and Aquinas with the scores
level at the first two changes. With Aquinas’
dangerous forwards showing their class in the third
quarter, the boys from Ringwood drew away and
held on to win 20.14 to 15.18. Best – T Grierson,
Jess (4), Krakouer, Kenny, Coster (8), G Clifford
(Aquinas) and Carroll, Stevens, Barley, Cordes,
Cullinger, Kanniegiesser (Brunswick).
Waverley defeated Richmond Central in F Section
easily 12.16 to 8.8. Richmond held the lead until
half time but fell away badly. Best – McNess,
J Bell, Wathen, Lawler, Dinsdale, Singleton
(Waverley) and R Sutherland, Pickett, M Warton,
Daniel Gibson, Jiggins, C Shannon (Richmond).
The umpires celebrated their Annual Dinner with
Graeme “Smokey” Dawson the guest speaker.
Smoke, never short of a word, entertained all and
sundry with his many sports stories. Mike Murray
was his usual genial self as MC. John Smith and
Pat Maebus received Life Membership.
30 Years Ago – 1980
In A Section, Ormond made the most of their
opportunities against bottom placed Ivanhoe and
by winning 27.18 to 6.10 further strengthened their
chances of making the top four, now being only
2 points behind fourth placed Old Melburnians.
Best – McCooke, Lockwood, Barnes, Pearce
(4), Naylor, Morris (Ormond) and Simpson,
Simmondson, Freeman, Lonergan, Bye, G Stewart
(Ivanhoe).
Old Scotch held off Old Paradians in B Section to
win by the narrowest of margins after a really hard
fought battle, 7.6 to 6.11. Scotch’s 4 goals to nil in
the first quarter no doubt won them the game. Best
– Duke, Bubb, Sherwen, Polkinghorne, McLellan,
Letts Scotch) and Assetta, Grills, DiPaolo, C
McCarthy, C Hughes, Biviano (OP).
40 Years Ago – 1970
In A Section, Collegians demonstrated just how
the relegation area drives teams when they played
a heart stopper on a wind swept ground against
Ivanhoe. Collegians could have stitched it up in the
first term but finished with 4.8 to 0.1 and the Hoes
were terrific in the second to see the score line
in their favour at half time 7.8 to 5.8. Collegians
again failed to make the most of the wind in the
third term but led 9.12 to 7.9 and in a desperate last
quarter, Collegians just hung to win by 1 point and
now were 1 game clear of Ivanhoe (9 th ).
In B Section it was 9 points difference at siren
time between North Old Boys and Old Xaverians.
NOBS had led all day although it was tight from
beginning to end. Best – Peasnell (3), Spurling,
Robertson, Murray, A Arthurson, Rovis (NOBS)
and McKenzie, Lechte, Woodruff (7), Gibson,
Mulcahy, Nobes (Xaverians).
Umpire’s Corner noted 1960 as a very good year
because of the talented umpires recruited at that
time, one was Bill Mason, then a Senior Constable
in the Police Force. Bill had the unique distinction
of winning a B&F with Ivanhoe Juniors – unique
because he only played 6 games! He then spent
3 seasons with North Melbourne but a recurring
injury turned him to umpiring. Getting itchy feet
after three seasons, Bill played again; this time
with Nagambie where he won the Club President’s
Trophy and was runner-up in the League B&F. A
very good all rounder was Bill and he became a
much respected A Section umpire upon his return
to the ammos.
50 Years Ago – 1960
The Australian Amateurs went down to the VFA
by 4 goals. Best for the Australian amateurs
were Harkness, Peck, Jobling, Kerr, Nelson,
Newthwaite.
Ormond held off collegians to win by 7 points.
Neither team goaled in the torrid last quarter.
Best – Colin McDonald, Courey, ‘Lumpy’ Moran
(Ormond) and Farrell, Geoff Hibbins, Powell
(Collegians).
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MARCELLIN V COLLEGIANS
OLD BRIGHTON V OLD XAVERIANS
OLD SCOTCH V UNI BLUES
OLD TRINITY V ST BEDES/MT
OLD MELBURNIANS V DE LA SALLE
OLD IVANHOE V ST BERNARDS
HAMPTON ROVERS V ST KEVINS
OLD HAILEYBURY V OLD ESSENDON
OLD CAREY V MHSOB
UNI BLACKS V OAKLEIGH
OLD CAMBERWELL V CAULFIELD GRAMM
PARKDALE VULTURES V FITZROY
AJAX V RUPERTSWOOD
OLD GEELONG V BEAUMARIS
ORMOND V MAZENOD
DIVISION 1
BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE V AQUINAS
WERRIBEE V MONASH BLUES
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS V STH MELBOURNE DIST.
PENINSULA V WHITEFRIARS
OLD MENTONIANS V NOBS/ST PATS
DIVISION 2
U19 PREMIER
OLD PARADIANS V OLD WESTBOURNE
PRAHRAN V BENTLEIGH
GLEN EIRA V EMMAUS ST LEOS
ELTHAM V THERRY PENOLA
BANYULE V ST MARY’S SALESIAN
OLD SCOTCH V UNI BLUES
Camberwell Sports Ground (9.30am)
UNI BLACKS V OLD CAMBERWELL
MARCELLIN V ST BEDES / MT
BEAUMARIS V OLD XAVERIANS
DE LA SALLE V OLD MELBURNIANS
U19 NORTH (1)
OLD CAREY V OLD TRINITY
FITZROY V WERRIBEE
OLD ESSENDON V ST BERNARDS
U19 SOUTH (1)
ORMOND V OLD MENTONIANS
Glenhuntly Oval (9.30am)
DE LA SALLE V AJAX
Waverley Park (11.40am)
COLLEGIANS V OLD BRIGHTON
OLD HAILEYBURY V HAMPTON ROVERS
ST KEVINS V CAULFIELD GRAMM
U19 NORTH (2)
FITZROY V LA TROBE UNI
W.T.Peterson Community Oval (11.40am)
OLD IVANHOE V IVANHOE
EMMAUS ST LEOS V OLD WESTBOURNE
THERRY PENOLA V BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE
WHITEFRIARS OC V AQUINAS
U19 SOUTH (2)
MONASH BLUES V MHSOB
Frearson Oval, Monash University (9.30am)
BEAUMARIS V OLD GEELONG
Banksia Reserve (11.40am)
OLD XAVERIANS V PENINSULA
OAKLEIGH V MAZENOD
U18 DIVISION 1
OAKLEIGH V OLD CAMBERWELL
W.A. Scammell Reserve (11.40am)
NORTHERN BULLANTS V WERRIBEE
Zwar Park (11.40am)
ST BEDES / MT V RUPERTSWOOD
Southern Rd Oval - Mentone - (11.40am)
U18 DIVISION 2
AQUINAS V ST JOHNS
Aquinas College (11.40am)
THERRY PENOLA V ST BERNARDS
John Pascoe Fawkner Reserve (11.40am)
ST MARY’S SALESIAN V UHS-VU / FLEMINGTON
Ferndale Park (11.40am)
PREMIER THIRDS
PREMIER B THIRDS
ST BEDES / MT V OLD TRINITY
OLD SCOTCH V UNI BLUES
OLD XAVERIANS V OLD BRIGHTON
COLLEGIANS V MARCELLIN
DE LA SALLE V OLD MELBURNIANS
ST BERNARDS V OLD IVANHOE
UNI BLACKS V ST KEVINS
BENTLEIGH V WHITEFRIARS
NOBS / ST PATS V BANYULE
OAKLEIGH V BYE
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PREMIER
1 N Bye
2 C Santalucia
3 J Pasceri
4 J A McDonnell
5 D Rush
6 A Oswald
7 M Darvell (VC)
8 A Biddlecombe (VC)
9 D Lynch
10 T Lloyd
11 L Howard
12 M Allan
13 J Agius (VC)
14 J Douglas
15 C Smith
16 B Rogerson
17 C Larkins
18 J Shaw
19 T Dynon
20 D Higgins
21 D Noonan
22 D Ryan
23 L Smith
24 C Purss
25 D Lloyd
26 N Wynne
27 T Agius
28 J P McDonnell
29 M Handley
30 L Ginnivan
31 M Ball (C)
32 O Gidley
33 S Langdon
34 R Colbert
35 James Davies
36 D Sapuppo
37 N Dimattina
38 P Ryan
39 J Stean
40 M Skidmore
41 E Prowse
OLD XAVERIANS
Coach: Simon Lethlean
Assistants: Andrew Brushfi eld, Andrew
Gowers, Lex Vasdekis, Ted Woodruff
Reserves: David Landrigan
Assistant: Martin Rush
42 H Buckley
43 D Stean
44 M Walsh
45 J Glen
46 S Skidmore
47 B Goss
48 H Davies
49 D Molan
50 Jack Davies
51 R Lynch
53 J Mercuri
54 J Morton
56 J Moylan
57 M Skidmore
58 E Lachal
60 L Knight
61 B Coburn
63 T O’Meara
65 C Chisholm
66 J Ulbrick
MAJOR SPONSORS
1 S Thompson (VC)
2 A Lim
3 A Gray
4 C Tallent
5 M Tyler
7 G Dick
8 L Hill
9 S Sherwen
10 R Nayna
11 N Allen
12 J Bowden
13 M Passador (VC)
14 A Houlihan
15 M Parisi
16 A Walsh
17 H Dick
18 W Lewis (C)
19 L Cohen
20 T Green
21 A Routledge
22 H Perry
23 W Davis
24 J Davis
25 P Butler
26 N Hildebrandt
27 R Ferraro
28 T Widmer
29 S Angus
30 S Bradley
31 L Armstrong
32 R Eva
33 S Graham
34 T Campbell
35 W Strange
36 M Tyrell
37 S Leith
38 P Ellis
39 L Thompson
40 A Pike
41 R Wilkinson
42 M Hildebrandt
43 A Cox
44 T Keck (2nds C)
45 S Leetham
46 N Lawrence
47 S Connell
48 F Macfarlane
49 O Baxter
50 C O’Shannessy
OLD SCOTCH
Senior Coach: Peter Banfield
Asst Coach: Brian Winton
Reserves: Pat Butler & Wayne Oswald
Thirds Coach: Scott Haines
51 J Daggian
52 S Chandler
53 M Homewood
54 J Strachan
55 N Cox
56 T Mead
57 D Nelson
58 J Furey
59 A Mitchell (3rds C)
60 A Wilkinson
61 W Allen
62 A Harkness
63 C Mason
64 T Harkness
65 F McKenzie
66 J Speck
67 T Fancke
68 N Inge
69 J Fingleton
70 O Nickson
71 T Lehmann
72 B Nickless
73 R Njoku
74 H Troon
75 L McDonough
76 E Whitelaw
77 L Brennan
78 R McCann
79 H Taylor
80 R Gates
81 T Melville
82 B Smith
83 S Haines
84 M Elliott
85 W Cox
86 S White
87 T Whitelaw
88 D Chalmers
89 D King
90 M Scott
91 G Lilley
92 M Seed
93 S Machin
94 M Hawkins
95 C Lie
96 A Lie
97 W Morton
98 T Gherardin
99 W Harry
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PREMIER
DE LA SALLE
Coach: Dave Madigan
Reserves: Dom McInerney
Thirds: Liam O’Donnell/Paul Hesse
OLD BRIGHTON
Coach: Paul McCormack
Assistant: Simon Williams
Res. Coach: Ross Stewart
Assistants: Daniel Mann, Chris McNicol
1 Ni. Roberts
1R A. Kneebone
2 J. Oakley
2R M. Rodgers
3 B. Corin
3R J. Lamb
4 Na. Roberts
5 M. Duggan
5R A. Roberts
6 T. Hunt
6R R. Bassily
7 N. Harris
7R P. Harrison (CR)
8 J. Pollard
9 J. Moloney
9R D. Thomas
10 D. Lowe (C)
10R B. Hill
11 W. Fenton
11R A. Kovarik
12 M. Stinnear
12R L. Edwards
13 J. Gotch
13R J. Meade
14 J. Phillips
14R S. Dillon
15 J. Harris
16 S. Pickett
16R K. Ellis
17 S. Williams
17R J. Mannix
19 R. McArdle
20 A. Shields (VC)
20R S. Morwood
21 D. Close
21R S. Griffi n
22 M. Brown
23 R. Sherman
24 N.Harris
24R C.Brodie
25 L. Bull
26 S. Nethersole
27 J. Crowe
28 C. Mercuri
29 L. Harrison
29R M. Lowe
30 J. Nicolopoulos
33R J. Coggins
31 N. Stewart
32 J. Vickers
32R J. Morwood
33 S. Muller
34 L. Semmel
34R S. Hogan
35 J. Baxter
36 D. Thomas
37 P. Carroll
38 J. Hansen
39 B. Oakley
39R D. Griffen
40 M. Collins
41 C. Emmins
42 M.Moore
43 A. Greenhalgh
44 T. Kovess
45 K. Ellis
46 L. Jarvis
47 Z. Dickinson
48 J. Jarvis
49 T. Naughtin
50 T. Parker
51 J. Pollard
52 T. Moloney (VC)
52R N. Gill
53 E. Murphy
54 M. Nankervis
55 J. Brown
56 P. Monaghan
57 P. Tiberi
58 J. Pollard
59 S. Bennetts
60 B. Dwyer
61 C. Kelliher
63 N. Fyfi eld
65 C. Ball
66 K. Grant
67 S. Crowe
68 D. Dordevic
69 D. Meade
70 S. Tomadin
88 R. Gamble
1 B. Skinner
2 M. Stewart
3 S. Olliver
4 J. Homann
5 A. Edge (CC)
6 J.Davis
7 M. Dewar
8 A. Bristow
9 A. Dewar
10 J. Edge
11 B. Mason
12 J. Sargent
13 A. Calder
14 C. Buckley
15 B. Gadsden
16 B. Rawlinson
17 M. Browning
18 C. Kennett
19 N. Graham-Bowman
20 C. Reilly
21 T. Fogarty
22 B. Rose
23 T. Zantuck
24 J. Perrett (CC)
25 S. Roney
26 D. Jennings
27 B. Crilly
27 N. Paterson
28 P. Healey
29 J. Dickerson
30 L. Anthony
31 A. Paroissien
32 E. Yeatman
33 N. Marston
35 T.Clarke
36 S. Cramey
37 D. Hughes
38 T. Gunning
39 J. North
40 J. Cannon
41 M. Bruin
42 L. Hendra
43 L. Warren
44 T. Jakobi
45 M. McKimm
46 K.Sheehan
48 T. Edwards
49 A. Jackson
50 A. Ogilvie
51 D. Sargent
54 B. Trivett
56 M. L. Smith
57 R. Ironmonger
58 B.Burke
60 J. Davis
61 B. Blatt
63 C. Dowling
71 A. Ross
72 L. Nash
77 A. Cox
79 M. Janssen
SPONSORS
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PREMIER
ST BEDES M/T
Coach: Owen Lalor
Asst Coach: Adrian Connolly
Asst Coach: Sam Anstey
Res. Coach: Brad Berry
OLD MELBURNIANS
Coach: Erwin Leyden
1 P Wintle
2 L Wintle
3 S Anstey
4 L Collins
5 B Collins
6 J Kane
7 A Scafi di (VC)
8 A Scafi di
9 C Richards
10 M Wintle (VC)
11 J Tyquin (C)
12 P Groves
13 P Tyquin
14 S Richards
15 H Shakaib
16 R Power
17 N Corda
18 A Kane
19 M Hilton
20 C Tobin
21 P Kean
22 J Maddocks
23 J Lynch
24 J Hellier (VC)
25 D Porter
26 G Brown
27 T Marks
28 A McMahon
29 D Waters
30 M Mcgettigan
31 A Paterson
32 C Ryan
33 B Hampton
34 K Bliesner
35 M Barnhoorn
36 T Mccoll
37 B Dillon
38 J Mcneil
39 L Barnhoorn
40 D Zagami
41 M Geschke
42 J Marks
43 C Mouritz
44 S L’Huillier
45 J Murnane
46 T Bastion
47 L Kowalski
48 A Fyans
49 S Glennen
50 M Rowse
51 D Atkins
52 R Butchatsky
53 M Curcio
54 D Lynch
55 W Falkiner
56 C Neville
57 C Maddox
58 C Lee
59 A Foote
60 M Meehan
61 D Garside
62 D Haberfi eld
63 T Foster
64 D Martin
65 S Jones
66 W Parker
67 J Robertson
68 D Kelly
69 M Rhoden
70 L Terrell
71 L Porter
72 D Holden
73 J Terrell
74 S Meehan
75 N Munday
76 A Ryan
77 M Terrell
78 J Villamar
79 P Williamson
80 L Thomas
81 A Drury
82 S Newsome
83 P Considine
84 A Vandenblink
85 P Hall
86 W Alderman
87 H Milvain
88 N Kane
89 M Hecker
90 P Delahunty
91 S Rose
92 M Hall
93 D Mactier
1 A Carter
1r T Cudlipp
2 J Beaumont
3 T Paule
4 S Dunell
5 J Freezer
5r N Nixon
6r S Guest
7r H Turner
9 B Irving
10 A Prowse
11 W Panton
11r T Bachet
12 C Wilmoth
16 T Horne
17r C Cumbrae-Stewart
18 C Beck
18r T Gobbo
19 R Mulquiney
20 B McKie
21 B Nixon
22 J Ray
23 r J Mitchell
24 M Davis
25 T Beaumont
26 r C McKibbin
27 T Oman
27r N Peters
28r J Beaumont
29 W Lewis
29r M Prowse
30 J Miller
31r B Mill
32r A Leishman
33 A Klutke
36r L Batten
37r T McLardy
38 A Marangon
41r A Ferguson
42 A Lapin
44 T Davis
47r W Kiel
50r A Armstrong
51 M Kennon
54r L Haralambous
67 S Playfair
MAJOR SPONSORS
Batman Couriers
Buxton Real Estate
Bendigo Bank
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PREMIER
COLLEGIANS
Coach: Mark Hibbins / Simon Arnott
Reserves: Denis Castaldi
OLD TRINITY
Coach: Brett Chandler
Assistant: Gerard Sholly
Sen/Asst/Res:Adam Andrews
Reserves Asst: Josh Humbler
3rds: Evan MacDonald
1 J. Dixon (VC)
2 T. Bull
3 C. Holst
4 N. Ries (VC)
5 A. Scott
6 J. Bull
6r S. Woolley
7 S. Taft
8 C. Unsworth
9 J. Fry
10 J. Jorgensen
11 D. Strachan
12 S. Hall
13 K. Cevik
14 F. Watts
14r L. Nisbet
15 M. Dyer
16 A. Baxter
17 R. Hosking
18 T. Zimbachs
19 S. Inglis
20 S. Troon
21 J. Harvey
22 H. Apted
23 W. Tardif
24 E. Waters
25 J. Kondarovskis
26 E. Bird
27 N. Lockett
28 A. Dunlop
29 N. Stone (VC)
30 A. Eaton
30r N. Burrows
31 N. Roach
32 C. Blumfi eld (C)
33 M .Williams
34 H. Croft
35 M. Lynch
36 N. Corp
37 T. Baxter
38 A. Fabris
39 O. Howard
41 B. Duff
42 J. Parsons
43 E. Malone
44 J. Wood
45 A. Stone
46 J. Hampton
47 A. Benton
48 L. Watson
49 W. Grainger
50 F. Boland
51 L. Saunders
52 M. Naylor
58 N. Bobeff
59 S. Cutts
60 T. Cook
61 E. Cordner
62 D. George
72 M. Tyson
1 D. Coulsen-Hoffecker
2 K. Butler
3 A. Bourke
4 B. Walsh (C)
5 J. Wise
6 H. Banfi eld
7 B. Iezzi (VC)
8 T. Walsh
9 A. Hore-Lacy
10 J. Osborn (VC)
11 A. Kenna
12 L. Pacconi
13 T. Eckersley
14 R. Troon
15 A. Greene
16 J. Walsh
17 L. Clarke
18 J. Healy (VC)
19 N. Howell
20 A. Medland
21 T. Howell
22 T. Chivers
23 A. Ramsden
24 A. Marsden
25 M. Jessop
26 R. McDonald
27 T. Lane
28 J. Gillies
29 T. Healy
30 J. Gibson
31 C. Pohl
32 B. Robertson
33 J. Aitken
34 J. Kenna
35 P. Landgon (Thirds VC)
36 N. Bourke
37 T. Delphine
38 C. Stockdale
39 J. Burgess
40 W. Eckersley
41 F. Stewart
42 M. Hale
43 C. Fyffe
44 C. Beaton
45 R. Humann
46 T. Oldfi eld (RC)
47 B. Weissenfeld
49 N. Bachli
50 C AHearne
51 T. Fogarty
52 T. Herrod
53 M. Kepitas
54 T Lancashire
55 C. Pawsey
56 S. Meighan (RVC)
57 W. Bowman
58 M. McDonald
59 T. Cade (Thirds C)
60 B. Cerini
61 A. Kinross
62 J. Wilson (Thirds VC)
63 S. Cade
64 S. Melrose-Aukema
67 R. Mason
68 A Hii
69 M. Weissenfeld
70 N. Bradley
73 M. Kennedy
74 E. MacDonald
86 A Brawn
South Melbourne
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PREMIER
UNI BLUES
Coach: John Kanis
Reserves: Mark Maddocks
MARCELLIN
Coach: Leigh Carlson
Assist. Coaches: Anthony Pezzimenti,
Richard Dal Pos
Reserves: Peter Symes
1 P Butko
2 M McLoed
3 C Shaw
4 S Gilbertson
5 Q Gleeson
6 D Nicholson
7 M Kilpin
9 S Chadwick
10 C Slattery
11 H Vickers-Willis
12 A Lowcock (C)
13 T Girdwood
14 T Fairbairn
15 B McConnell
16 A Austin
18 M Monteith
19 M Torney
20 J Watts
22 B Millard
23 J Meagher
24 T Muhlebach
26 E Hamer
27 H McDonald
28 A Weddell
28 M Thomas
29 J Vickers-Willis
30 B McLure
31 J Van de Pol
32 M Paterson
33 S Roche
34 W Hartnell
35 A Lyon
36 J Brooke
37 J Townley
38 D Carmody
39 D Heinz
40 P Smith
41 T Stainforth
43 B Merriman
44 J Wood
45 T McCredie
46 H Rankin
47 T Hunt
48 D Byrne
49 N Taylor
50 H Flanagan
51 Tom Maddocks
52 J Crawford
53 K Kinne
54 S Curran
56 T Foott
57 J Heinz
59 D Paton
60 Tris Maddocks
61 A Christensen
63 B Laidlaw
65 S Hanning
66 D Hayter
67 N Hardie-Grant
68 D Gregory
69 S Balodis
70 L Quin
71 P Marshall
72 D Marshall
73 R Wilson
74 R Quaill
77 O Lade
78 T Calvert
80 K Laws
81 J Clifford
83 P Hayes
85 D Wood
87 B Girdwood
89 R Kennedy
90 K Allison
91 W Van De Pol
93 N Clay
94 W McLachlan
96 J Cubillo
97 M Rickards
99 J Eastman
1 M Bortolotto
2 J Carlson (VC)
3 T Montagna
4 T Jones
5 S Considine
6 N Crosbie
7 M Solomon
8 M Considine
9 M Abrahams
10 T Stafford
11 J Blanch
12 M Holmes
13 H Lee
14 A Manakis
15 J Bortolotto (VC)
16 S Abrahams
17 L Boyd
18 D Gartner
19 S Crapper
20 D Kayrooz
21 D Considine
22 N Birrell
23 D Fraser
24 T Carlson
26 P Walker
27 J Gasparini
29 T Jordon
30 D Redman
31 A McGlin
32 M Turner
33 J Symes (C)
34 D Jarred
35 A Viney
36 M Delaney
37 A Apolloni
38 D Valsorda
39 B Colville
40 J Mahoney
41 N Saunders
42 J Whelan
43 S Pesavento
45 A Lincoln
46 T Money
47 X Kitch
48 D Bolger
53 M Gasparini
56 L De Neefe
57 A Comerford
59 D Tantsis Hall
61 M Ryan
63 G Cull
66 T Lincoln
70 D Cracknell
74 A Montalto
76 S Chandler
77 P Newnes
78 A McGree
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PREMIER B
ST BERNARDS
Coach: Shane Keogh
Reserves: Nick Smith
Assistant: Chris Tankard
UNI BLACKS
Coach: Marc Woolnough
Assistants: Drew Solley
& Rob Paterson
Reserves: Chris Barrett
1 J Molony
2 R Schroder
3 S Scott
4 M Sullivan
5 A Jolley
6 M Salvadori
7 C Liberatore (VC)
8 J Evans
9 M Moloney
10 B Garth
11 J Foulds
11R C Davis
12 B Hogan
13 C Mitchell
14 L McLeod
15 J Indomenico
16 K Dalmau
17 L O’Sullivan
18 A Singleton
19 A Stapleton
20 N Cook
21 T Overman
22 S Mitchell
23 J Forder
23R G Breheney
24 B Jones
25 A van Mel
25R J Smith
26 A Smith
27 J Mount
28 P Holland
29 J Ryan
30 J Bevanda
31 J Creasey
32 T Caven (VC)
32R J Harvey
33 N Smith
34 D Byrne (C)
34R M Byrne
35 S Cave
35R N Thomas
36 M O’Dea
37 P Harris
38 S Iannazzo
39 M Licciardio
39R M Juricskay
40 J Madden
41 D Lamanna
41R J Bell
42 J Manunzio
43 J Kassis
44 D Roach
45 G Basseggio
46 M Angel
47 D Bergin
48 X Cox
49 L Cookson
50 S Bugryn
51 S Bergin
52 J Mount
53 M Leddin
54 B Cooper
55 S Canatalli
56 S Chatfi eld
57 N Hughes
58 T Raffl e
59 N Weir
60 G Christie
61 M Hughes
62 B Shepheard
63 M Marian
64 N Weir
65 T McGlade
66 O McIntyre
67 A Ciantar
68 L Baird
69 D O’Neil
70 A Johnston
71 P Lambert
72 A Salemme
73 J Monaghan
74 J Flannery
75 D Rye
76 D Kavanagh
77 A Neal
78 L Neal
79 D Janides
80 J Hellard
81 J Fistrovic
82 W Overman
83 A Palmer
84 D McManus
85 B McManus
86 T Isaacs
87 L van Mel
88 E Durand
1 M Savige
2 J Grigg
3 K Loxley
4 A Evans
5 H Lacey
6 E Scantleton
7 J Kosch
8 S Hissey
9 S Weekley
10 G Shaw
11 L Van Kempen
12 A Torney
13 A Drysdale
14 A Cadd
15 M O’Hara
16 D Robbins
17 C Walsh
18 J Gaylor
19 N DuBois
20 R Wood
21 M Bolton (C)
22 T Howgate
23 D Costello
24 H Symon
25 J Clarke
26 D Batten
27 S Myers
28 J Crameri
29 L Kalms
30 A Jesse (RC)
31 P Yeomans
32 S Flight
33 G Foster
34 A Else
35 J Mortensen
36 M Hall
37 T O’Halloran
38 T Napier
39 A Pitt
40 T Cotter
41 S Yule
42 C Richardson
43 M Thompson
44 H Guthrie
45 R Scarlett
46 T Huggins
47 T Burchell
48 M Cousens
49 C Sandiford
50 J Heeley
51 J Thomas
52 M Dwyer
53 H Williams
54 P Duncan
55 E Duncan
56 E Armit
57 P Kelly
58 K Stark
59 J Banting
60 R Armit
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PREMIER B
ST KEVINS
Coach: Stuart Powell
Reserves: Chris Neeson
OLD CAREY
Coach: Trevor Rowe
Reserves: John Dini
1 Matthew Murphy
2 Luke Williams
3 Ben Dowd (C)
4 Luke Mahoney
5 Patrick Dowd
6 Daniel Mahoney
7 Julian Charles
8 Ben Hughes
9 Nick Perrett
10 Karl Wissell
11 Tim Duggan
12 Nick McArdle
13 Troy McMaster
14 Brett Fields
15 Nick Tsindos
16 Mark Coughlan
17 Patrick Aughton DVC
18 Ryan Chard
19 Tim Trewin
20 Daniel Mount
21 Rory Maguire
22 Anthony Keely
23 Tom Simpson (DVC)
24 Daniel Sullivan
25 James Kennedy
26 Sam Bishop (DVC)
27 Stephen O'Connor
28 Keith Brick
29 Dom Gibbs
30 Simon O'Connor
31 Anthony Lynch (VC)
32 James O'Rourke
33 Jamie McConville
34 Anthony White
35 Hamish Townsend
36 Tom Hickey
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 Pat McClennan
47 Terrence Dixon
48 Peter Lynch
49 Tom McCann
50 Gerrard Holland
51 Mike O'Neil
52 Reece Arnott
53 Jack Mullen
54 Matt Byatt
55 Michael Sawyer
57 Pat Keely
58 Stefan Angelini
60 Tom Marchesani
61 Pana Karageorgiou
62 Andrew Leahy
63 Tom Crookes
65 Alex Peloza
66 Nick Marchesani
67 Jason Koutoumas
68 Tim O'Rourke
70 Phil Longmore
71 Jeremy Venosta
72 Paul O'Brien
73 Richard Larson
74 Ben Marchesani
75 Rick Durham
76 Marty Coloe
82 Luke Kalasaren
84 Jarrod Nash
88 Scott Thomas
1 Steven Freemantle
2 Grant Baldwin
3 Nicholas Thompson
4 Julian Rowe
5 Luke Maslin
6 Oscar Reed
7 Thomas Evans
8 Paul Fiorenza
9 Christopher Casey
10 Christopher Laidlaw
11 Scott Virtue
12 Glen Parker
13 James Courtot
14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes
15 Jarrod Reid
16 Brendan Huf
17 Cameron Smith
18 Nicholas Colbert
19 Simon Edwards
20 James Murrie
21 Lachlan McQueen-
Miscamble
22 Andrew Kent
23 Cameron Howat
24 Alexander Thompson
25 Andrew Willingham
26 Kane Fitzpatrick
27 Alistair McQueen-Parton
28 Sam Arthur
29 Jack Joslin
30 Cameron Jones
31 Brett De Leijer
32 Bas Simpson
33 John Diniconlantonio
34 Luke Crozier
35 Robert Josephs
36 Thomas Newton
37 Jacob Scott
38 Luke McKinnon
39 Alex Pattison
40 Sam Hassett
41 Simon Cust
42 Scott Gordon
43 Phillip Konstantinidis
44 Dylan Hyne
45 Tim Rule
46 Simon Bramwell
47 Liam Cooney
48 Nic Newhouse
49 Travis Bull
50 James Chesterfi eld
51 Simon Davidson
52 Simon Lenders
53 Jack McNamara
54 Tom Ryan
55 Tim Angus
56 Tom Connell
57 Andrew Smith
58 Salvatore Grillo
59 Andrew Alexander
60 Sam Lawrence
61 Joel Ashworth
62 Tom Gulliver
63 Luke Marriott
64 Geoff Trumble
65 David Bowley
66 James McWhinney
67 James Wagner
68 Travis Chiuchiarelli
70 Nicholas Koa
71 Justin Fong
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PREMIER B
OAKLEIGH
Coach: David Gately
Reserves: Ben Gately
OLD HAILEYBURY
Coach: David Lappage
Reseves: Craig Brockley
1 S Wass
2 M Harold (VC)
3 D Cleary
4 C Hogan
5 K Hogan
6 D Lucas
7 C Lamb
8 W Manning
9 G Bennett
10 D Counihan
11 J Rutter (C)
12 J Fitzgerald
13 J Derks-Revere
14 P Di Siervi
15 D Costigan
16 S Buchanan
17 S Doherty
18 J Chapple
19 J Hunt
20 B Hogan
21 M Tunik
22 A Pound-Gow
23 T Edwards
24 M Bennett
25 J Hind
26 A Kitts
27 L Barrand
28 B Wass
29 R Holden
30 P Holden
31 T Bromley
32 C Meyers
33 L Head
34 D Keefer
35 G Roney
36 N Monaghan
37 S Briggs
38 T Goldsmith
39 C Groake
40 T Ristevski
41 S Way
42 A Spiros
43 A Young
44 T Scott
45 J Stanton
46 T Doherty
47 M Stevenson
48 J Reynolds
49 T Murphy
50 S Rensberg
51 D Tsolakkis
52 T Eden
53 A Khodr
54 T Golik
55 S Earl
56 J Cleary
57 J Pickett
58 T Nelson
59 M Burt
60 W Addison
61 C McCort
62 T Mottrom
63 T Ziegler
64 S Borland
65 S Salvatore
1 L Donnelly
2 A Brown (C)
3 H McLauchlan
4 S Langford-Jones
5 T Gill
6 L Siapantas
7 A Johnston
7 T Tyrell
8 F Mohammad
9 M Lambert
9 P Gleadhill
10 J Pitcher
11 M Ditchfi eld
12 M Lillie
13 B Voss
14 N Criticos
15 D Mackenzie
16 D Comben
17 K Ford
18 N Harrison
19 C Morrison
20 W Rule
21 M Hoffman
22 D Mason
23 C Ferguson
24 J Hanlon
25 S Ellis
26 D McCormick
27 M Douglas
27 R McMurray
28 S Roberts
29 B Carson
30 B White
31 M Stowe
32 M Jones
33 T Coles
34 C Millard
34 N Bourke
35 T Chisholm
36 S Erikson
37 D Brown
38 A Wright
39 S Sturrock
40 M Dowling
41 S Casey
42 M Ramage
43 AP Brown
44 J McLauchlan
45 A Vitolins
46 J Bayard
47 D Gilby
48 J Walsh
49 L Pitcher (RC)
50 P Silberer
51 B Jones
52 M Seccull
53 L Wyeth
54 S Brockley
55 B Langford-Jones
56 L Skelton
57 A Kight
58 A English
59 S Fitzgerald
60 J Steen
61 J Coleman
62 G White
64 P Benton
66 W Smith
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PREMIER B
MHSOB
Coach: Trent Pitts
Reserves: Matthew Knight
HAMPTON ROVERS
Coach: Matthew Robbins
Asst. Coach: David Robbins
Reserves: Paul Curry
1 M Pitman
2 J Richmond
3 A Lim
4 M White
5 L Campbell (VC)
6 M Brain
7 J Tran
8 A Villani
8R J Gerner
9 L Evans (c)
10 R Czwarno
11 R Ternes
12 J Aitken
13 S Anderson
14 M Hamilton-Ho
15 D Hamilton-Ho
16 A Littlehales
17 G McCully
18 R Limbrick
19 L Hood
19R B Pretty
20 E Raleigh
21 W Taft
22 K McDonald
23 G Grigoriou
23R D Brereton
24 R Zlonzak
25 H Taylor (VC)
26 S Harrison
27 N Hawking
28 B Betheras
29 R Newton
30 P Fountain
31 M Bowen
32 A Cassell
33 R Van Es
34 E Thompson
35 C Wright
36 T Bond
37 T Harper
38 T Rendell
38R A Grinholz
39 B Agushi
40 C McGrath
41 J Bunting
42 C Bailey
43 R Shell
44 S Robb
45 D Bernau
46 T King
47 S Gadd
48 A Hall
49 R Johnson
50 L Toman
51 H Bailey
52 B Cooper
53 J Sherwin
54 M Ham
55 B Calder
56 T Wright
56R L Knight
57 D Brooks Reid
58 M Kirkby
59 A Drew
60 P Kelly
61 J Varchione
62 E Williams
63 R Willmott
64 S Dawes
65 R Betheras
1 L. Fletcher (VC)
2 T. Curry
3 G. Martyn
4 G. Carr (C)
5 S. Burggraff
6 N. Lyall
7 A. Duddy
8 R. Alexander
9 R. Semmel (C)
10 K. Pinto
11 L. DeBoer
12 T. Skewes
13 G. Woods
14 J. Ward
15 D. Corp
16 N. Henry
17 C. Gleeson
18 D. Robbins
19 M. Lawrence
20 B. Theodore
21 J. Ting
22 M. Terech
23 M. Gray
24 T. McCarthy
25 S. Curry
26 M. Deveraux
27 J. Verlin
28 B. Kezilas
29 N. Pinto
30 T. McNamara
31 E. Turner
32 A. McNeil
33 J. Giasoumi
34 J. Morgan
35 A. Fisher
36 S. Constantinou
37 J. Schmitz
38 J. Lovig
39 J. Tolliday
40 J. Yelland
41 A. Ross
42 A. Dusek
43 G. Giasoumi
44 L. Smith
45 G. Davis
46 L. Jones
47 L. Wheeler
48 J. Donald
49 D. Anderson
50 R. Bibby
51 J. Williams
52 K. McNeil
53 M. Beninati
54 D. O’Brien
55 J. Steendam
56 S. Suleyman
57 M. Flahive
58 J. Schafer
59 M. Westhead
60 S. Durston-Ryan
61 T. McGuigan
62 E. Lonie
63 L. Woodland
64 C. Rigney
65 S. Howe
66 M. Law
67 M. Freedman
68 M. Powell
69 T. Cougan
70 M. Dynon
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PREMIER B
OLD ESSENDON
Coach: Adam Edwards &
Rodney Callaghan
Reserves: Alex Frazer
OLD IVANHOE
Coach: Craig Hunter
Assit. Coach: Renato Dintinosante
Reserves: Russell Jessop
1 D. Biggs
2 C. Goullet
2 L. Skurrie
3 D. Forrest
4 D. Ryan
4 J. Watson
5 M. Fahey
5 C. Tsardakis
6 B. Hutchesson
7 B. Glassford
7 J. Leask
8 C. Glassford
9 J. Saville
10 T. Biggs
10 S. Galbo
11 M. Newport
12 B. Hakim
12 J. Williams
13 R. Jones
14 J. Powell
14 C. Tzambazis
15 J. Rogers
16 C. Day
17 J. Lenhart
17 S. Towner
18 D. Flaherty
19 T. Wilson
20 L. Fitzgerald
20 R. Baddeley
21 S. Dale
21 L. Geister
22 A. Bell
23 T. Skurrie
24 J. Dazkiw
25 B. Jones
25 T. Di Blasi
26 M. Ravanello
27 A. McKenzie
28 A. Fewster
29 J. Stormont
30 L. Wellington
31 S. Drysdale
32 L. Hutchesson
33 M. Flaherty
34 J. Tootell
35 J. Saunders
36 C. Obliubek
37 D. Stewart
38 T. Campbell
39 L. Genovesi
40 S. Skurrie
41 M. Fahey
42 N. Bartram
43 J. Dazkiw
44 S. Dawson
45 T. Wilson
46 A. Decata
47 D. Basar
48 K. Kendall
49 J. Miller
50 J. Lawton
51 D. Fahey
52 B. McCann
53 S. Mackie
54 C. Morfesse
55 M. Velardo
56 B. Remboulis
57 R. Sommerfi eld
58 B. Tucker
59 J. Williamson
60 B. Wilson
61 J. Millar
62 R. Arena
1 R Gieschen
2 B Tremellen
3 S Curatolo
4 S Geilings (VC)
5 K Theodossi
6 S Low
7 J Gieschen (C)
8 A Del Monte
9 C Sutherland
10 C Crowley
11 N Butler
12 A Bence
13 J Binney
14 O Weatherley
15 E Greer
16 T Cotsworth
17 C Nichol
18 P Jolley (VC)
19 P Dinakis
20 D Hawkes
21 S Fragiacomo
22 J Britten
23 E Spargo
24 R Butler
25 E Byrne (VC)
26 B Harrison
27 Z Keane
28 S Morris (RC)
29 A Paine (RVC)
30 B Tieman
31 A Diorites
32 J Weston
33 S Ward
34 R Jessop
35 A Berry
36 P Westman
37 A Baldwin (VC)
38 J Faulkner
39 A Solomidis
40 J Mathew
41 J Grace
42 T Harrison
43 S Smith
44 S Brennan (RVC)
45 I Dawkins
46 A Caple
47 S Cetin
48 L Page-Wood
49 D Meillejohn
50 M BoDycoat
51 T Mcdowell
52 J Viney
53 R Copleman
54 R Stamford
55 S Pearce
56 C Gianfagna
57 A Bolzan
58 L Bolzan
59 A Steer
60 D Madigan
61 J Minas
62 L Terenyi
63 C Roger
64 E Bowen
65 J Crow
66 K Berry
67 J Stevens
68 W Barton
69 B Hanley
70 S Leggett
71 S Mantesso
72 D Murphy
73 D Toma
74 L Toffolon
75 A Dimmer
76 C Toohey
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PREMIER C
MAZENOD
Coach: Dave Murray
Assistant Coach: John LeGrand
Reserves Coach: Troy Bridgland
PARKDALE VULTURES
Coach: Dave Matthews
Assistant: John Burke
Reserves: Kris Little
1 N Lewton
2 M Chamberlain (VC)
3 D Hansen
4 T Bourbon
5 J Beard
6 R Mann
7 F Reed (VC)
8 R Thomas
9 A Olson
10 B Chamberlain (C)
11 T Allen
12 P Iacovangelo
13 M Regan (Res C)
14 N Meehan
15 N Parry
16 P Stanley
17 C Poletti (Res VC)
18 D Doig
19 N Bogar
20 T Castricum
21 S Ingliss (VC)
22 S Veltman
23 S Oldman
24 M Johnson
25 J Kelly
26 D Maskill
27 T Bailey
28 F Deegan
29 N Marmo
30 C Keane
32 M Appollonio
33 S Balloch
34 D Regan
35 D Collins
36 A Weekes
37 T Vallance
38 D Grant
39 JJ Fahey
40 L Hawkins
41 L Allen
42 C Raine
43 C Smith
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
54 R Kaye (Res DVC)
55 C Jones
56 S Mann
57 D McLeod
58 S Bamblett
59 D Nisbett
60 N Daskalou
62 B Parker
67 G Bates
68 G Cocks
71 D Carter
72 B Willersdorf
73 S Grantham
74 C DeBono
77 S Morgan
1 T McLennon
1 M Ferguson
2 D Miller
2 R Gallagher
3 L Platt
4 M Hayes
4 S Rzek
5 M Graham
5 A White
6 M Todd
7 B Hampton
8 S Finocchiaro
9 M Meyer
10 T Kight
10 D Price
11 D Schrober
11 B Tatterson
12 B Darcy
13 D McCarthy
14 M Duffy
15 M Sullivan
15 J Dullard
16 P Sullivan (CAPT)
17 C Sullivan
18 S Sullivan (VC)
18 J Millgate
19 L Kennedy
20 S Chapman
20 N Greenfi eld
21 J Fowles
22 P Young
23 K Benton
24 Z McCarthy
25 R Heaney
26 D Rochford (VC)
27 G Hellyer
29 G Crilley
29 M Ellis
30 T Redmond
33 S Kelleher
36 R Irvine
38 D Graham
39 G Meier
45 M Dunn
49 T Matthews
51 J Hall
52 K McCarthy
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PREMIER C
CAULFIELD GRAM
Coach: Steven Lawrence
Reserves: Will Bowes
AJAX
Coach: Bernie Sheehy
Reserves: Gary Blusztein
1 T O’Sullivan
1 B Scott
2 B Price
3 A Lawson
4 A Slevison (VC)
4 A Clarke (RC)
5 J Stewart
6 C Hammond
7 A Ross
8 R Foote (VC)
9 B Carboni (VC)
10 A Strain
11 S Meredith
12 J Perkins
12 S Kendall
13 S Wood
14 C May
15 A Docker
16 G Winter
17 D King
18 C Axais
19 L Price
20 D Daly
21 D Scheetz
22 Z Parsons
23 C Fagan
24 C Game
25 B Sinclair
25 N Dorman
26 S Widjaja (C)
27 Jo McCahon
28 G Colosimo
29 J May
30 C Jones
31 D Spanos
32 T Breen
33 B Hyland
34 M Nelson
35 A Spittal
36 E Kalaja
37 F McArdle
38 L Spinks
39 A Ford
40 T Noblett
41 M Liddell
42 J Kremmer
43 W Eke
44 W Rowsthorn
45 D Allanson
46 A Townsend
47 T Hammond
48 M Sessler
49 L Matias
50 D Tobias
51 J McLean
52 D Ashworth
53 B McLoughlin
54 T Baker
55 A Garrubba
56 J Cleeve
57 D O’Keefe
58 A Sloan
59 J Foote
60 T Sundberg
61 S Dick
62 A Mayes
63 Ja McCahon
64 B Evans
65 M Price
66 A King
67 M Shea
1 R Heine (dvc)
2 J Israelsohn
3 Y Rapaport
4 S Bruce
5 J Ritterman
6 D Fayman
7 M Jankie (DVC)
8 G Measey
9 G Blieden (C)
10 J Seidl
11 M Segal (VC)
12 S Chester
13 B Klein
14 J White
15 D Freed
16 N Marks
17 D Weislitzer
18 J Dukes
19 A Kalb
20 J Kalmus
21 J Nevezie (RC)
22 A.Laitt
23 A.Lewski
24 J Sacks
25 J Lew
26 B Kalmus
27 J.Givoni
28 A.Zemski
29 R Winograd
30 B Oviss
31 A Lewis
32 A Sacks
33 J Ludski
34 B Rotstein
35 C Jankie
36 L Jankie
37 J Gotlieb
38 J Osowicki
39 A Trytell
40 B Hershan
41 J Kochen
42 M Shmerling
43 J Shafi r
44 A Rosen
45 D Steinberg
46 M Nissen
47 W Steinberg
48 J Sharp
49 A.Moss
50 G Butow
51 L Peters
52 J Faiman
54 J Feldy
55 R Herbert
56 B Joffe
57 D Glass
58 S Friede
59 A Lewin
60 B Nissen
62 B Alon
64 D Silpert
65 E Routman
66 S Abel
67 E Kagan-Gescheit
68 J Tonkin
69 D Bluzer-Fry
75 B Patt
76 J Dorevitch
77 J Lewis
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PREMIER C
RUPERTSWOOD
Coach: Gavin Kerr
Assistant: Matthew Neville
OLD GEELONG
Coach: Nick Mitchell
Reserves: Chris Rubick
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
1 T Lyons (VC)
2 G MacDonald
3 C O’Brien
4 J Wright
5 J McPherson
6 J Bell
7 M Morris
8 J Lloyd
9 J Ratcliffe
10 B Long
11 S Nevile
12 J O’Shea
13 N O’Hare
14 A Suvoltos
15 H McCarthy
16 A Thomson
17 T Betts (VC)
18 J Malpas
19 N Betts
20 G Ingram
21 H Johnstone
22 T Bayles
23 S Moffatt
24 S Lansdell (C)
25 N Mitchell
26 W Landale
27 J Hope-Johnstone
28 C Swan
29 A Farrell
30 J Bailey
31 H Brettingham-
Moore
32 C Wood
33 E Bayles
34 T Waters
35 L McGregor
36 M Leslie
37 T Slattery
38 G Perry
39 C Sutherland
40 E Stevens
41 T Hope-Johnstone
42 A Power
43 A Irvine
44 J O’Hare
45 H Legoe
46 W Symons
47 A Tummel
48 S Nevile
49 R Herd
50 H Cox
51 J Forster
52 S Kitchen
53 R Mcevoy
54 R Ellis
55 N Sanders
56 N Smith
57 A Herd
58 R Pinkerton
59 N Waters
60 H Jones
61 J Forbes
62 H Robertson
63 G Allen
64 A Catchlove
65 N Macrae
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PREMIER C
FITZROY
Senior Coach: Simon Taylor
Assistant: Mike Wallis
Reserves: Anthony Corponi
ORMOND
Coach: Michael Oaten
Reserves: Kornel Dachs
2 M Biggs
3 R Borland
4 R Angiolella
5 J Clark
5 P Diacogiorgis
6 C Polidoras
7 J Beech
8 F Cameron
9 P O’Connor
10 T Cheshire
11 B Atherton
12 A Harbor
13 J Dimond
14 I Macphail
15 S Buckley
17 J Cameron Wootten
18 C Dullard (VC)
19 L Timms
23 S Baker
24 J Parkinson
26 T Peasnell
27 C Wills
29 M Cook
30 T Conn
33 T Parkinson
34 J Hughes
35 W Pickering
36 A Turner
37 N Reinalda
38 J Cowan-Clark
39 J Wilkins
40 M Cusack
42 M Shaunessy
43 D Griffi n
46 J Meakin
48 J Harding
50 D Ryan
51 J Simcoe
52 M Sinfi eld
53 H Topp
55 T Coleman
56 T Kimpton
57 T Hunter
81 B O’Brien
82 J O’Reilly (C)
83 S Dundas
1 L. Russell
2 D. Beckett
3 R. Chisholm
4 L. Holcombe
5 M. Martinov (VC)
6 D. Brosnon (DVC)
7 S. Keleher (C)
8 R. Cameron
9 S. Metz
10 R. Martin
11 C. Mc Carthy
12 B. Mc Carthy
13 T. Allan
14 B. Upstill
15 L. O’Brien
16 J. Wardley
17 J. Clements
18 W. Cove
19 D. Bailey
20 D. te Hennepe
21 C. Woodford
22 L. Duthie
23 D. Willis
24 J. Muzzell
25 M. Cove
26 J. Steet
27 S. Ashton
28 A. Clinch
29 T. Hine
30 M. Hine
31 S. Barnes
32 S. Kulikov
33 R. Cahalane
34 N. Liston
35 C. Coghlan
36 A. Holman
37 O. Lack
38 M. Oaten
39 N. Ryde
40 J. Plostins
41 D. Frazier
42 J. Holdsworth
43 B. Stewart
44 A. Moloney
45 M. Young
46 J. Harry
47 B. Robbins
48 T. Blackburn
49 C. Pymm
50 Li. Pincott
51 D. Haysom
52 T. Haysom
53 A. Cribbes
54 N. Sinclair
55 R. Eastgate
56 B. Rayson
57 Lu. Pincott
58 J. Leggett
59 N. Shulman
60 S. Gay
61 A. Young
62 J. Turnbull
63 L. Upstill
64 J. Franklin
65 D. Machin
66 M. Broadhurst
67 S. Barker
68 L. McKenzie
69 S. Gilberg
70 S. O’Sullivan
72 R. Keane
74 C. Sullivan
75 S.Fisher
76 A. Friedman
77 T. Ashford
78 B. March
79 G. Hammond
80 M. Holman
86 W. Frecheville
88 S. Jess
89 L. Calvert
90 A. Jewell
93 B. Schwab
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PREMIER C
BEAUMARIS
Coach: Jason Mifsud
Reserves: Phil Chisholm
OLD CAMBERWELL
Coach: Tim Killworth
Assistant Coach: Tristan Beranger
Reserves Coach: Stuart Hillier
1 M. Duggan
2 R. Cathcart
3 M. Petering
4 S. Coote
5 M. Ensor
6 A. Spence
7 T. Dean
8 W. Sanchez
9 D. Pritchard
10 N. Loucades
11 M. Lee
12 S. Gower
13 J. Edmeades / W. Murton
14 T. Collins
15 A. Bennett
16 M. McNally / M. Globan
18 C. Germano / N. Kennedy
19 M. Atkins
20 T. Waller
21 J. Kelly
22 L. Atkins
23 A. Catlin
24 J. Dixon
25 T. Woolnough
26 M. DeFontenay
27 B. Haynes
28 S. McLaughlin / M. Millar
29 T. Nash
30 T. Hunt
31 C. Langdon
32 R. Gillespie
33 M. Stephens
34 A. Carroll
35 S. McNicholas /
W. Edmonds
36 J. Falcke
37 L. Quirk
38 Mi Wilson
39 L. McNicholas
40 B. Wall
43 M. Glenister
44 P. Richter
45 J. Richter
46 Z. Alcott
47 T. Lees
48 A. LaRocca
49 D. Teasdale
50 M. Kurta
51 A. Chinery / J. Evans
52 Ma. Wilson
53 M. Hutcheon
54 C. Badman
55 J. Billing
56 R. Wilson
57 C. Imlach
58 D. Brick
59 C. Tubb /
T. Abbott
60 R. Houston
61 M. Beruldson
62 S. Wilson
63 M. Keating
67 B. Strong
68 J. Coleman
70 R. Smale
77 C. Evans
1 A. Durling
1 S. Needham
2 D. McGuigan
3 S. Romanin
4 D. Desanctis (VC)
4 B. Hillier (RC)
5 A. Clarke (DVC)
5 D. La Fontaine
6 T. Beranger
7 W. Carlyle (C)
8 J. Heffernan
9 R. Deev
10 T. Maher
11 L. Kelly
12 P. Jenkin
13 G. Tolson
15 R. Kapoor
16 S. Killworth
17 P. Bennett
18 D. Hanson
19 J. Le Cerf
20 P. Storey
21 A. MacKenzie
22 S. Bonyhady
23 S. Mulligan
25 M. Partington
26 A. Hudson
26 D. Morley
27 C. Hillier
28 A. Goldblatt
29 J. Flynn
29 C. Wilson
30 S. Jones
31 B. Craven
32 G. Sargeant
33 N. Latsas
34 D. Schmidt
36 N. Searles
37 M. Hough
38 S. Gregory
39 J. Robinson
40 W. Robinson
41 B. Dean
42 J. Duke
43 B. Hart (DVC)
44 J. Frattin
45 S. Needham
47 S. Warr
48 B. Cottrell
49 D. Mitchell
50 A. Romanin
51 J. Derry
52 M. Woodbridge
54 J. Collins
55 C. Wilson
56 M.Cottrell
57 M. Decarne
58 D. Morley
62 D. Middleton
63 C. Woodbridge
65 K. Darby
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FINALS’ ELIGIBILITY
Finals eligibility rules are found under Rules 51-55 of the Association. Below is a brief
summary.
Senior - (1st XVIII teams) Any registered player can play finals (no minimum games
qualification except VFL or TAC players with a permit – see below).
Reserves - (2nd XVIII teams) Registered players must have played at least four (4)
reserves games and not more than ten (10) home and away senior games.
Where both first and second XVIIIs are playing on the same WEEKEND, the player
must have played two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves to qualify.
Thirds – (3 rd XVIII teams) Registered players must have played at least four (4) Thirds
games and not more than ten (10) senior and reserves home and away games.
Where both Reserve and Third XVIIIs are playing on the same day, the player must
have played two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves to qualify.
U19 – Registered Players must have played at least 2 home and away games for the
club. If a player has played 6 or more senior and reserve games, he must have played 6
or more U19 games during the season.
Where a Club plays a finals match of the Senior Grade OR Reserve Grade on the same
weekend, the 6 match provision above shall not apply.
Where a Club plays a finals match in the Reserve Grade on the same weekend, the 6
match provision above shall not apply only if the player has met the eligibility criteria
for Reserve finals.
Where a team has (2) U19 teams, a player must have not played more than 10 games
with the U19 (1) side to play in the (2) team.
U18 – As per the finals eligibility for U19
Club XVIII teams – Registered players must have played in at least four (4) Club
XVIII games and not have played in more than a total of eight (8) senior and reserve
home and away games.
A VFL or TAC Cup listed player must play a minimum of five (5) VAFA home
and away games, including two (2) after 30 June to qualify. An Under 19 player may
combine Senior and Under 19 games to be eligible to play for his Senior Grade team in
the finals. Players cannot combine games for Reserves or U19 finals.
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WORDSEARCH
Find and circle the team names in the block:
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n o s c l o l d x a v e r i a n s
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l s l o h b m s e i n y n y a e d
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l r e o s e o r i a e i l i n i c
i d r o l m l o i o t a s r i o a
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Collegians
Old Brighton
Old Xaverians
Old Scotch
Old Melburnians
St Bedes Mentone
Old Trinity
Marcellin
De La Salle
University Blues
Match the words to the pictures and colour them in.
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Kids Corner
Colouring in page.
Try and match
the colours with
the front cover as
close as you can!
Please send in completed
‘Kids Corner’ to:
Jess Ware – PO Box 359, Elsternwick,
3185. Please make sure to include your
Name, Return address and Age. Only
completed entries will be in the running
to win the weekly prize. Good luck!
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FOR THE LOVE OF
BIG V CLUB LUNCH
The fourth annual Big V Club was held at the
RACV club last Friday. Over 200 who have worn
the famous jumper attended, including many from
teams of 1970, 1980, 1990 and 2000.
Four former players were elevated to Big V
champion status:
Special thanks to the many past players and coaches
who rounded up teammates from around the world.
John North and Barry Morphet, in particular, did a
sensational job with the 1970 team there.
Many emails this week suggest that next year’s
lunch will be bigger and better than ever.
Ian Galbraith
(Uni Blacks)
Big V 35, 36, 37, 38
Big V Capt 36-38
Carnival B&F 36
Norm Beattie
(Coburg)
Big V 69, 70, 71, 72, 73
All-Australian 71
Woodrow Medals 69, 70
Ian Turnbull
(MHSOB)
Big V 62, 63, 65, 66, 70, 71
All-Australian 70
Woodrow Medal 62
Brett Connell
(Ormond)
Big V 90, 91, 92, 93, 94,
95, 97
MARCELLIN HONOURS TIM NAUGHTON
Marcellin celebrated the contribution of stalwart
Tim Naughton with a special lunch last weekend.
150 people attended to hear stories of Tim’s
commitment to the Eagles since starting with the
club as their founding secretary in 1968. Tim makes
a habit of making everyone who came through the
gates of Marcellin feel special and that was evident
by the best wishes sent in from members of the
umpiring community, especially Kevin Segota and
David Hindle (who made special requests to be at
the game for the event!).
In Gavan White’s “roast” delivered on the day,
he pointed out that “Naughton is Marcellin and
I can categorically say that without Naughton,
Marcellin would not be where it is today”. Well
done to Marcellin on a fantastic celebration
of Tim’s contribution. Pictured is a caricature
of Tim Naughton by Paul Harvey, especially
commissioned by the club.
See the complete VAFA finals schedule at vafa.com.au
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THE GAME
MILESTONES
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Andrew Ramsden – the 36 year-old who has
graced the Marles Playing Fields since 1992
(for more than half his youthful life), is Old
Trinity’s most decorated player. Instance . . .
• 300 club games for Old Trinity;
• Two times winner of the VAFA B&F: A
grade (in 2005) and B grade (1999);
• Six-time winner of the Old Trinity B&F:
1996; 1999; 2001; 2002; 2003 and 2005.
• Five times runner-up in the Old Trinity
B&F: 1998; 2000; 2004; 2006 and 2007
(That’s ten consecutive years of being B&F
or Runner Up!).
• Six times Club Captain: 2002-2007;
• Winner VAFA B Section goalkicker (2009 –
66 goals);
• Three times winner of the Leading Club
Goalkicker: 2008 (32 goals); 2009 (80
goals); 2010 (49 and counting)
• Represented the State at senior level for 8
consecutive years: 1998-2005
• Named in the AAFC team of the year in
2002, 2003 and again (as captain) in 2004.
UHS-VU favourite Shane Crackers Cracknell
was a member of the 2003/2007 premiership
teams, won 2 club B+F awards and been runner
up twice in the VAFA B & F (losing both by
a vote). He has also senior captain for many
seasons. Shane plays football in the true spirit
of the game. He is well known for his aerial
skills, attack on the ball and for occasionally
hitting the target by foot. He has been an
excellent off- field contributor to his club.
Ormond’s Simon (Digger) Keleher is his
club’s most highly decorated player in history.
His junior career was with St Paul’s where he
played 200 games and won their U16 B&F. A
brief stay at Caulfield Bears in the U17’s saw
him win their B&F in 1997. Joining Ormond in
1998, his Senior bebut was in 1999 as Captain
of the Under 19’s. A knee reco in 2002 slowed
him but Digger returned to establish himself
as a class backman. Captain since 2003 with 6
Club and 3 Comp B&F’s and State games, his
credentials are exemplary. Simon is also a hard
working social club and committee member.
Old Ivanhoe’s Jarrod Giesch Gieschen was
recruited from the school in 1999, Giesch has
been an outstanding leader both on and off the
field, culminating in his appointment as Captain
of the 1 st XVIII this season. He was also named
Best Clubman in 2008. Giesch was a member
of the ‘Hoes B Section premiership side in
2005. A tough “in and under” midfielder, he
leads by example and is highly respected by
team mates and opponents alike.
One of NOBSPC’s favorite sons and spiritual
leader, Brendan (Bobby) Sheehan came to the
club from the long time fertile recruiting ground
of Bendigo. Bobby “Shut Down” Sheehan
began his career as a lead out full-forward in the
U19s, though despite initial promising returns
was soon switched to the backline where he’s
made his name as uncompromising defender
who also loves to provide some dash out from
half-back. He’s highly decorated as a twotime
reserves premiership player, premiership
captain, Tom O’Toole Trophy Winner (Most
Determined) and a regular member of the
leadership group, and he’s always been a great
example to all at North with his commitment
and courage. There has been significant
contributions off field as well, acting in both
the treasurer role and social committee for
several years.
Old Haileyburians’ Farooq “Frogga”
Mohammad has been a terrific player and
clubman for a number of years. Renown for
his aggression at the ball, Frogga is one of the
first selected every week and is one of the most
popular players at the club. He played in the
2006 Premiership side after first playing in
2005. He also won the club’s best and Fairest
in 2007 and has played for the Big V.
North Brunswick’s Robert Santecroce is
a highly talented on-baller/half back whose
exquisite skills make him a joy to watch.
Whether by hand or by foot his ability to hit a
target makes him a prime mover at Allard Park.
He has been runner up in the best and fairest a
number of times.
Monash Gryphons’ Luke “Horlicks”
Wilson; NOBSPC’s, Chris “the Skipton
Flyer” Horsley and Luke Sheehan, Old
Mentonians’ David Teasdale; Mitchell
Sweeney, Cam Certo, Jason Ford, Shaun
Thomas, Lucas Kennedy, Shane Mottram,
Nick Linehan and Luke Vance, all of UHS-
VU; Old Haileyburians’ Brett Voss and Matt
Lillie; and Swinburne Razorbacks Nik Blyth,
Trev Car, Scott Ashton, Lee Dalton and
Chris O’Keeffe
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CLUB XVIII
MINOR PREMIERS ALL INTO GRANNY.
Norm Nugent
SECTION 1
First Semi: University Blacks started with the
wind advantage but could not penetrate the big
sticks until late, their yield just one goal, ten
behinds. Prahran too was unable to capitalise and
the Blacks led by twenty points at the long interval.
Virtually all remaining doubt about the outcome
was erased in the third quarter when the Blacks
added four unanswered goals to lead by forty four
points at the last change. Prahran actually “won”
the last quarter by two points before the Blacks
celebrated “gloriously, victoriously” with a win
by forty two points.
Second Semi: Defences had the edge on forwards
in the Old Melburnians/Old Xaverians clash. The
low scoring illustrates this fact. Old Xaverians
failed to capitalize on the wind advantage early
and held a mere two point lead at the first change.
Old Melburnians could not assert authority on the
scoreboard either, although they scraped to a five
point lead at half time. The third quarter contest
virtually set the pattern for the remaining time.
The Melburnians held the Xaverians to a mere
three points in the third stanza and clung to a two
point lead at the last change. The “arm wrestle”
continued as Old Melburnians added two goals to
one in the last quarter to qualify for their second
Section 1 Grand Final by ten points.
NORTH
First Semi: Williamstown C.Y.M.S. was too
talented for a determined Therry Penola and
won by twenty two points in windy conditions
at Coburg City Oval. Therry Penola led by five
points at quarter time before Willy asserted
control. Inaccuracy prevented them leading by
more than six points at half time. The second half
was marred by more Williamstown inaccuracy,
which detracted from much good play around the
ground. Therry Penola players could not keep pace
with their opponents and they trailed by twenty
two points at three quarter time before going
down by that margin after an even last quarter.
Second Semi: Undefeated leaders Old Essendon
led throughout this match which was marred by
a serious injury to a Fitzroy player late in the
opening quarter. The winning margin of twenty
nine points was the greatest difference in the
scores for the game largely because Fitzroy players
managed only one behind in the final quarter.
SOUTH
First semi: The ending of this match could not
have been scripted as the Mazenod effort to turn
a three point lead at the last change into an eight
point winning margin defied all logic. Ormond
could not score at the Glenhuntly Road end but
they seemed certain winners as they were kicking
with the wind in the final quarter. Suddenly
Mazenod’s wayward kicking became accurate;
they held marks and their players found metres
in pace as the left the Ormond players wondering
where their ascendancy had gone.
Second semi: Under the Sportscover Arena lights,
Caulfield Grammarians took a winning lead of
thirty points into the first change. From then on
Richmond Central players were never able to
bridge the gap although they tried valiantly. The
Caulfield lead had been whittled to fourteen points
by the final siren, which left the “Cardinals” ruing
their greater inaccuracy.
PRELIMINARY PREVIEWS
Section 1: In this game, we have the experience
of Old Xaverians against the youthful exuberance
of University Blacks. The Xaverians were not
disgraced last week while the Blacks kicking
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
CLUB XVIII (1)
PRELIMINARY FINAL
OLD XAVERIANS v UNI BLACKS
CLUB XVIII (NORTH)
PRELIMINARY FINAL
FITZROY v WILLIAMSTOWN
CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)
PRELIMINARY FINAL
RICHMOND CENTRAL v MAZENOD
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for goal was wasteful. Although the first Round
statistics can mislead, Old Xaverians kicked more
than did their opponents today. Forwards win
matches and unless the Blacks can be accurate
(their record at HQ is not good), they will not
progress to next week. Old Xaverians are my
selection.
North: I favour Williamstown C.Y.M.S. to defeat
Fitzroy, whose form in the last Rounds was below
that shown in mid season. Williamstown fielded
a big, strong team last week when their ball
carrying and field kicking were features of their
play. I know Fitzroy’s balance was upset by injury
but their stars were well held by Old Essendon and
today I suspect they will be held by Willy.
South: Richmond Central should be able to win
the right to challenge Caulfield Grammarians
again by beating Mazenod, whose form reversal
was sensational last Sunday. There has been little
between the teams over the season although the
Stationmasters’ defence has been the stronger.
Providing Richmond Central start well, they
should win this game.
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CLUB XVIII (1)
SEMI FINAL 1
UNI BLACKS 1.10 3.10 7.12 8.13 (61)
PRAHRAN 0.1 1.2 1.4 2.7 (19)
GOALS UNI BLACKS: J. Green 3 A. Mackay 1 J. Grigg 1 R. Moffatt 1 A. Costello
1 L. Merlo 1 PRAHRAN: C. Belej 1 S. Cooper 1
BEST UNI BLACKS: J. Green A. Costello E. Dowling B. Murphy J. Cordner
M. McInnes PRAHRAN: A. Slawinski C. Faraci T. Jackson J. Wright J. Storer
C. Morton
Semi Final 2
OLD MELBURNIANS 2.0 4.2 4.2 6.5 (41)
OLD XAVERIANS 2.2 3.3 3.6 4.7 (31)
GOALS OLD MELBURNIANS: E. Wettenhall 2 A. Armstrong 1 A. Christian 1
O. Webb 1 H. Sampson 1 OLD XAVERIANS: J. Arnold 1 T. Byrne 1 A. Barrett 1
N. Larkins 1
BEST OLD MELBURNIANS: M. Conomy A. Pilcher N. Lawler O. Webb S. Harari
T. Schofi eld OLD XAVERIANS: N. Silk T. Silk N. Aird S. Montgomery N. Corcoran
N. Larkins
CLUB XVIII (NORTH)
SEMI FINAL 1
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 2.2 3.9 6.13 7.14 (56)
THERRY PENOLA 3.1 3.3 4.3 5.6 (36)
GOALS WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: B. Jones 3 D. Page 1 B. Grant 1 D. MacLeod 1
M. Welsh 1 THERRY PENOLA: J. Sacco 2 D. Lyons 1 S. Bannister 1 M. Muller 1
BEST WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS: J. Willis D. MacLeod B. Jones D. Oldham
J. Street M. Keating THERRY PENOLA: D. Kelly T. Muller B. Mill J. Saunders
I. Mardesic J. McQueen
LAST ROUNDS RESULTS
SEMI FINAL 2
OLD ESSENDON 4.2 7.6 8.9 9.16 (70)
FITZROY 1.2 4.3 6.4 6.5 (41)
GOALS OLD ESSENDON: A. Parker 3 D. Clarke 2 J. Hughes 1 S. Caruso 1
N. Bulhakow 1 G. Williams 1 FITZROY: T. Wilson 3 J. MacKay 2 R. Callen 1
BEST OLD ESSENDON: S. Howard G. Williams J. Hughes D. Clarke J. Alexander
B. Overman FITZROY: J. MacKay A. Grant M. Negebauer J. Phegan T. Jenkins
J. Pitts
CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)
SEMI FINAL 2
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 5.2 5.3 7.5 9.5 (59)
RICHMOND CENTRAL 0.2 4.5 4.7 6.9 (45)
GOALS CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: G. Vanderkruk 4 B. Scott 1 L. Sierakowski
1 A. Alibrando 1 S. Cunliffe 1 A. Paterson 1 RICHMOND CENTRAL: J. Goodwin 1
J. Hickey 1 J. King 1 R. Hummerston 1 C. Glowrey 1 D. Logan 1
BEST CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: L. Sierakowski P. Farmer N. Edwards
R. Chapple B. Cater J. Pitts RICHMOND CENTRAL: P. Power D. Johnston
S. Dufour B. Walters R. Wood D. Logan
SEMI FINAL 1
MAZENOD 2.4 2.5 4.5 8.6 (54)
ORMOND 0.0 4.2 4.2 7.4 (46)
GOALS MAZENOD: S. Davis 4 A. Norman 1 M. Wilkins 1 M. De Bono 1 D. Kelly 1
ORMOND: L. O ‘Brien 3 S. Barker 1 S. Metz 1 S. Sullivan 1 J. Ashley 1
BEST MAZENOD: S. Paolucci D. Kelly D. Grant W. Occhiuto J. Haye S. Grantham
ORMOND: L. Calvert L. Murphy C. Everett J. Harry M. Ramsay S. Metz
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LAST ROUND U19 RESULTS
U19 PREMIER
UNI BLACKS 4.4 4.6 8.9 11.11 (77)
ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 1.1 4.4 7.4 9.6 (60)
GOALS UNI BLACKS: N. Holt 2 S. McKnight 2 J. Hume 1 B. Howson 1 C. Bond 1
C. O’Sullivan 1 A. Moore 1 J. McDonald 1 J. Keegan 1 ST BEDES / MENTONE
TIGERS: R. Meade 3 C. Byrnes 3 L. Doyle 2 N. Seeber 1
BEST UNI BLACKS: M. Handscombe P. Aitken C. O’Sullivan C. Bellingham
J. McDonald J. Keegan ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS: R. Meade J. Fenwick
M. Pitt A. Jones C. Byrnes D. Shea
BEAUMARIS 3.5 13.8 20.12 27.14 (176)
MARCELLIN 3.1 5.1 5.1 5.5 (35)
GOALS BEAUMARIS: N. Dickinson 8 T. Rayner 7 J. Gandy 3 O. Webber 3 R. Lengyel
2 L. Sketchley 1 M. Teasdale 1 M. Howes 1 J. Di Natale 1 MARCELLIN: T. Natoli 2
N. Botham 1 M. Viney 1 D. Isaac 1
BEST BEAUMARIS: T. Rayner N. Dickinson M. Howes M. Teasdale H. Darbyshire J.
Gandy MARCELLIN: M. Viney J. McIntyre H. Manassa T. Natoli N. Botham D. Isaac
OLD SCOTCH 2.2 11.4 15.5 26.10 (166)
OLD CAMBERWELL 2.0 4.2 6.3 6.5 (41)
GOALS OLD SCOTCH: T. Mursell 6 M. Seed 4 H. Carneli 4 S. Barnett 3 M. Davis 2
J. Sansom 2 C. Watts 2 E. Marks 1 G. Van Den Broek 1 T. McKinley 1 OLD
CAMBERWELL: S. Bennett 2 S. Needham 2 T. Bulmer 1 D. Mitchell 1
BEST OLD SCOTCH: M. Davis E. Marks T. Mursell H. Carneli M. Jane J. Anstee OLD
CAMBERWELL: J. Edwards H. Brown S. Harris S. Needham S. Bennett
W. McLennan
OLD XAVERIANS 9.4 12.6 17.11 19.13 (127)
OLD MELBURNIANS 0.2 4.4 5.4 10.5 (65)
GOALS OLD XAVERIANS: T. Plant 4 C. Woodley 3 N. Biddlecombe 3 D. Barry 2
L. Tiernan 2 M. Vlahos 2 J. O’sullivan 1 L. Bisset 1 D. Curtain 1 OLD MELBURNIANS:
T. de Fegely 2 H. Dean 2 T. Lloyd 2 W. Smibert 1 L. Gooley 1 J. Cooper 1
S. Quennell 1
BEST OLD XAVERIANS: D. Curtain N. Biddlecombe T. Parker D. Harangozo
J. Woods J. O’Sullivan OLD MELBURNIANS: L. Gooley H. Dean T. de Fegely H. Jupp
S. Uden E. Scobart
DE LA SALLE 2.5 6.7 13.9 18.14 (122)
UNI BLUES 0.1 3.1 3.1 3.1 (19)
GOALS DE LA SALLE: H. Nicholson 5 M. Todd 4 T. McMahon 3 E. Espinosa 2
E. Clinch 1 A. Papamiltiades 1 L. Williams 1 B. Nethersole 1 UNI BLUES: T. Cohen 2
C. Shaw 1
BEST DE LA SALLE: H. Nicholson L. Williams B. Pratt B. Wilson T. Humphrey
E. Clinch UNI BLUES: C. Shaw S. Herben H. Hanlon J. Edwards A. Nice S. Bryce
U19 NORTH (1)
WERRIBEE 7.3 9.5 12.7 15.10 (100)
OLD CAREY 1.2 7.6 8.9 9.14 (68)
GOALS WERRIBEE: T. Sapountzis 5 T. Dean 2 A. Eade 2 R. Harrington 1 L. Patterson
1 C. Patterson 1 T. Eccles 1 J. Jerman 1 B. Morton 1 OLD CAREY: M. Parker 2
B. Fordham 2 H. Moore 1 J. Loorham 1 R. O’Hern 1 C. O’Brien 1 W. Cushen 1
BEST WERRIBEE: J. Jerman T. Eccles J. Sargent A. Salamone L. Klein-Breteler
T. Dean OLD CAREY: J. Loorham L. Fotheringham A. Reed T. Smith M. Ramsay
P. Sutterby
FITZROY 0.0 0.0 0.0 35.23 (233)
OLD ESSENDON 0.0 0.0 0.0 6.10 (46)
GOALS FITZROY: D. Kynigopoulos 10 N. Jumeau 4 J. Turner 4 M. Cussen 4
M. Beacham 3 J. Simcoe 3 D. Pound-Palmieri 2 D. Patcas 2 J. Atkinson 1
A. Maskell-Knight 1 T. Hudson-Bevege 1 OLD ESSENDON: A. Samo 1 S. Van Liempd
1 A. Palmer 1 D. Roscoe 1 C. Livori 1 A. Hinkley 1
BEST FITZROY: D. Kynigopoulos D. Pound-Palmieri J. Turner N. Jumeau M. Cussen
M. Beacham OLD ESSENDON: C. Livori A. Hinkley S. Van Liempd D. Roscoe
J. Mailer T. Bassett
ST BERNARDS 5.1 10.5 15.13 17.18 (120)
OLD TRINITY 0.4 2.6 2.7 3.8 (26)
GOALS ST BERNARDS: S. Jones 4 P. Gamwell 2 D. Riley 2 B. Cooper 2 J. Gay 2
J. Weir 1 S. Caven 1 H. Overman 1 D. Wall 1 M. Sargent 1 OLD TRINITY: T. Hore-
Lacy 2 M. Georgiev 1
BEST ST BERNARDS: H. Overman D. Wall B. Cooper S. Jones D. Riley J. Saundry
OLD TRINITY: K. Spassopoulos T. Quarterman R. Gillies B. Tune C. Riggs
N. Merzvinskis
U19 SOUTH (1)
ST KEVINS 2.0 6.9 10.11 16.15 (111)
ORMOND 3.3 3.8 6.12 7.12 (54)
GOALS ST KEVINS: T. Jones 4 J. Anthony 2 D. Kerr 2 S. Constantinou 2 J. Griffi ths
2 W. Russell 1 L. Amon 1 T. Fitzgerald 1 D. Loschiavo 1 ORMOND: S. Clements 2
J. Taylor 2 J. Knoester 1 T. Dureau 1 S. Dalton 1
BEST ST KEVINS: T. Jones W. Russell F. Keely J. Griffi ths P. Turnbull D. Code
ORMOND: J. Taylor T. Buckley D. Riazah-Kesheh J. Feather A. Rodda S. Clements
DE LA SALLE 7.4 9.6 15.9 16.13 (109)
OLD HAILEYBURY 2.2 7.7 9.8 10.12 (72)
GOALS DE LA SALLE: T. East 5 A. O’Shea 3 M. Briglia 2 H. Haley 1 D. Gullan 1
A. Forato 1 A. Orr-Farrell 1 D. Convery 1 S. O’Donnell 1 OLD HAILEYBURY: J. Paul
3 D. Newby 2 W. McTaggart 2 J. Fulton 1 T. Dalton 1 J. Steen 1
BEST DE LA SALLE: D. Gullan A. Orr-Farrell H. Haley N. Hyland T. East D. Convery
OLD HAILEYBURY: D. Newby R. Mathers T. Dalton J. Steen W. McTaggart
G. Nguyen
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 1.5 4.7 8.7 9.8 (62)
AJAX 1.3 3.3 5.5 6.6 (42)
GOALS CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: A. Lister 2 S. Pincus 2 Z. Parsons 2
S. Dickson 1 B. Frazer-Synnott 1 W. Osborn 1 AJAX: D. Wollner 1 R. Simon 1
M. Selzer 1 M. Thurin 1 A. Caplan 1 M. Kaye 1
BEST CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS: A. Lister T. Nixon Z. Parsons L. Everett S.
Stewart J. Waldron AJAX: A. Caplan J. Strauch R. Dean J. Joffe N. Harel M. Kaye
COLLEGIANS 4.5 7.9 15.13 15.14 (104)
HAMPTON ROVERS 0.2 4.5 5.5 7.9 (51)
GOALS COLLEGIANS: T. Penberthy 5 J. Bowman 3 A. Carydias 2 A. Mullucks 1
W. Candy 1 M. Dyer 1 L. Yeatman 1 O. Symington 1 HAMPTON ROVERS: A. Jowett
2 J. Sperring 2 R. Howe 1 T. Youl 1
BEST COLLEGIANS: T. Penberthy M. Dyer M. Kyroussis D. Hausler L. Yeatman
N. Withers HAMPTON ROVERS: R. Jones J. Pavlou A. Jowett R. Howe B. Culvenor
N. Hoban
OLD BRIGHTON 2.3 8.8 10.8 12.11 (83)
OLD MENTONIANS 1.1 3.2 5.6 11.8 (74)
GOALS OLD BRIGHTON: N. Schaffer 3 S. Hooy 3 W. Newman 2 S. Timms 1
T. Mariani 1 A. Martin 1 J. Lees 1 OLD MENTONIANS: L. Hull 4 L. Caine 2 D. Brown
2 T. Brodie 2 W. Bardoel 1
BEST OLD BRIGHTON: M. Ward C. Davidson J. Kumm J. Lees D. Naughton
A. Pascoe OLD MENTONIANS: A. Martin T. Strange S. Dimos A. Crossley T. Brodie
J. Brohier
U19 SOUTH (2)
PENINSULA 0.2 1.2 3.2 4.6 (30)
MONASH BLUES 0.1 1.3 2.6 2.9 (21)
GOALS PENINSULA: A. Bouten 2 N. Box 1 D. Pessato 1 MONASH BLUES:
M. Mitchell 1 N. Reid 1
BEST PENINSULA: M. Tolliday L. Thorne R. McDonagh T. Barbour J. Webster
C. Miller MONASH BLUES: A. Armstrong C. Bell J. Griffi ths M. Mitchell N. Reid
M. Styring
MAZENOD 4.5 10.9 13.11 19.16 (130)
MHSOB 0.1 2.2 3.3 5.5 (35)
GOALS MAZENOD: B. Cunningham 5 M. Boyle 2 J. Little 2 D. Hendricks 2 A. Zarafa
2 A. Jones 2 M. King 1 D. De Leon 1 S. Jones 1 T. Chambers 1 MHSOB: L. George
3 C. Hewish 1 M. Lancaster 1
BEST MAZENOD: A. Jones J. Little M. King D. Hendricks M. Boyle B. Cunningham
MHSOB: A. Ashton R. Batchelor T. Biss L. Bradford M. Fennessy-Kent D. Lee
OLD GEELONG 5.3 9.7 15.13 22.18 (150)
BEAUMARIS 0.0 1.3 1.5 3.6 (24)
GOALS OLD GEELONG: S. Kitchen 5 A. De Fegely 4 B. Skelton 3 J. O’Shea 2
J. Luxton 2 C. Wood 2 N. Hall 1 J. Foster 1 M. Wade 1 M. Gubbins 1 BEAUMARIS:
L. Cormie 1 A. Goss 1 N. Minton 1
BEST OLD GEELONG: A. De Fegely R. Kemp D. Ford J. Sumura M. Gubbins
S. Kitchen BEAUMARIS: W. Minehan T. Mcmanamny A. Goss T. Pritchard B. Kilgore
M. Bourne
OAKLEIGH 7.9 9.12 12.22 17.28 (130)
OLD XAVERIANS 3.0 5.3 7.3 8.5 (53)
GOALS OAKLEIGH: Not provided OLD XAVERIANS: J. Curtis 3 A. Elliott 2
J. Mcelhinney 1 Z. Pirrie 1 D. Holland 1
BEST OAKLEIGH: Not provided OLD XAVERIANS: M. Jenkinson D. Holland C. Hess
J. Galbraith A. Elliott
U19 NORTH (2)
LA TROBE UNI 3.3 5.7 12.10 16.13 (109)
OLD WESTBOURNE 2.1 2.2 4.3 5.3 (33)
GOALS LA TROBE UNI: K. Borthwick 6 Z. Atkins 4 G. Thomas 3 C. Joyce 1
V. Braddick 1 T. Picone 1 OLD WESTBOURNE: V. Leung 2 A. Chrysostomou 1 N. Hall
1 S. Rathbone 1
BEST LA TROBE UNI: T. Picone C. Morgan J. Pigdon B. Renfrey S. Scudamore
G. Stevenson OLD WESTBOURNE: M. Patterson J. Trewin B. Saunders J. Porter
V. Leung
IVANHOE 2.4 7.8 10.11 12.13 (85)
WHITEFRIARS OC 1.3 2.3 7.6 8.10 (58)
GOALS IVANHOE: C. Petricevich 4 M. Jacobs 3 M. Hannan 2 J. Brudenell 1
D. Howsam 1 J. Morrison 1 WHITEFRIARS OC: C. Howgate 4 S. Howard 1 A. Waugh
1 M. Geilings 1 A. Barker 1
BEST IVANHOE: C. Mitchell E. Paynter J. Morrison M. Gleeson M. Hannan
C. Petricevich WHITEFRIARS OC: C. Howgate M. Geilings S. White J. Berkley
S. Howard C. McKeown
AQUINAS 3.5 5.7 5.9 10.13 (73)
FITZROY 1.1 1.4 1.7 3.8 (26)
GOALS AQUINAS: M. Cull 3 N. Spencer 2 A. La Marca 1 P. Jurkovsky 1 T. Rosevear
1 A. Garlick 1 S. Panozza 1 FITZROY: J. Farrell 1 N. Pattugalan 1 R. Lloyd 1
BEST AQUINAS: R. Foster S. Panozza T. Burns M. Cull L. McDonald A. Woodward
FITZROY: K. Iliadis Snedden R. Lloyd E. Barnes L. Alexander F. Wilkins
D. Fitzpatrick
BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 6.4 12.10 18.19 24.23 (167)
EMMAUS ST LEOS 2.1 5.2 8.2 9.5 (59)
GOALS BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: A. Lauria 10 D. Dakin 4 R. Verocchi 3
N. Palumbo 2 M. Costa 2 O. Groth 1 L. Millen 1 a. Ruggiero 1 EMMAUS ST LEOS:
T. Radicevic 2 A. Cselko 2 M. Hawa 1 G. Danatzis 1 D. Garabiles 1 W. Cross 1
R. Hargreaves 1
BEST BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE: O. Groth A. Lauria M. Costa M. Vergamalis
N. Palumbo R. Verocchi EMMAUS ST LEOS: G. Danatzis W. Cross A. Cselko
R. Hargreaves T. Radicevic J. Dodds
OLD IVANHOE 0.0 0.0 0.0 15.14 (104)
THERRY PENOLA 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.9 (69)
GOALS OLD IVANHOE: M. Del Monte 4 J. Birch 3 K. Tieman 3 J. Ridewood 2
D. Steele 1 J. Moio 1 O. Gualano 1 THERRY PENOLA: M. Pell 2 W. Dean 2 I. Kama 2
C. Walters 1 P. McCrae 1 D. Monello 1 D. Ractliffe 1
BEST OLD IVANHOE: M. Del Monte M. Bacskos M. Kamay K. Tieman M. Licata
J. Ridewood THERRY PENOLA: J. Holt M. Pell S. Koenig D. Ractliffe L. Ryan
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 49

Zac Hubber
Darren Dawson
Richard Wilkinson
UNDER 19
Premier: Michael Malthouse, the Collingwood
coach in charge of the premiership favourites (who
will no longer coach in 2012), said he couldn’t
even tell you what the AFL ladder looked like in
June this year. In a week where top of the table De
La Salle rallied to its third 100-point victory and
anchored Marcellin stooped to its fifth 100-point
shellacking, it’s no lie that the ladder tells all! It
also tells the VAFA faithful that if Uni Blacks
knock off Old Melburnians this week, they’ll be
out of the relegation zone!
Uni Blacks made it two straight wins with a tough
17-point victory against St Bedes/Mentone. The
Students jumped out of the blocks in the opening
quarter, but the Tigers reeled them back in by the
half. Michael Handscome played his most attractive
game for the season and Pete Aitkin’s ridiculous
height couldn’t be combated, while Robert Meade
starred in only his third game for the Seasiders.
The other boys of Parkville were dealt a hiding at
the hands of the undefeated, reigning premiers. Uni
Blues failed to score a goal in the second half while
watching De La Salle flog out 12 of their own.
Hugh Nicholson dobbed five in the thrashing and
has now kicked a goal in all of his last 14 games.
Brad Wilson again dominated the Blues, but so did
everyone wearing the blue and gold.
Old Xavs are back on the winners list after
trouncing Old Melburnians by 62 points. The Xavs
came out firing with a nine-goal to nil quarter of
football. The inclusions of Plant and Curtain were
crucial for OX, and the form of James Woods may
make for difficult parking down at Camberwell
Sports Ground next week. Lachie Gooley was
again best for OMs.
Old Scotch reaffirmed its top-two status with a
125-point mockery of Old Camberwell. The game
was all but over at the last break, but the Cardinals
showcased its goalkicking power with an 11-goal
training drill. Ed Marks found some riveting lateseason
form and Tim Mursell kicked his second
bag of six for the season. After R12, the OC had
won four on the trot, but have since dropped just as
many to higher ranked teams.
Beaumaris made it six in a row against a hapless
Marcellin. The wins come at an average of 59
points, but a top-two finish is highly unlikely
for the Sharks. Nick Dickinson has kicked bags
of eight, seven and six this season and is among
many who have been in exciting form of recent.
They include Joel Di Natale and James Bull, as
well as new face Mitchell Howes who is causing
opposition concern.
North 1: There was no other way to describe it.
Fitzroy handed a game but badly undermanned
Old Essendon the mother of all hidings at the
Grammar. The Roys had winners all over the park,
none more so than “Jimmy” Kynigopolous who
was unstoppable, finishing the day with ten of the
best. St. Bernard’s had ten goal-kickers, led by
Sam Jones with four, in their 94-point pasting of
a flagging Old Trinity. Harry Overman and David
Wall were best for the Doggies, who were never
threatened from the first bounce. Werribee sent yet
another lesser opponent packing from Soldiers’
Reserve, but it was at best a workman-like victory
over Old Carey. With probably only four matches
left and 67 goals now to his name, there is still some
interest in whether Bees goal-machine Theodore
Sapountzis can get to the magical ton. It is unlikely,
but I would not write him off just yet.
North 2: The final four is far from settled, and the
jockeying for third and forth possies continues in
earnest. From 3rd to 6th it reads: Ivanhoe, Latrobe,
Old Westbourne and Old Ivanhoe, who are all
locked on 36 points. Wildly fluctuating formlines
mean Bulleen-Templestowe, a further game
behind, are still mathematically in contention.
With their hammering of Old Westbourne,
Latrobe’s horrendous slump is behind them, and
the Students have now recorded two consecutive
wins over potential finals foes to be firmly back
in finals calculations. The Warriors are outside
the four on percentage only, but their good early
season form is now a distant memory. Aquinas
confirmed their spot in a second-semi match-up
against Therry with an unspectacular defeat of
Fitzroy. Foster, Panozza and Burns were best for
the Bloods. Bulleen-Templestowe boosted their
percentage with a 108-point pumping of Emmaus
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St. Leo’s. Adam Lauria had a day out up front for
the Bullants, booting ten majors. In an important
and somewhat surprising result which keeps their
finals hopes alive Old Ivanhoe, for whom Michael
Del Monte was b-o-g, travelled out to Fawkner
Reserve and comprehensively defeated top team
Therry-Penola by 35 points. The competitive
Whitefriars have improved markedly in the second
half of the season, but they came up short against
an Ivanhoe. The Hoers, with Ed Paynter again
playing well, had too much to play for and hung
tough in the second half to win by 27 points in a
low-scoring duel.
South 1: St Kevins rebounded strongly with a 57
point win over Ormond. The Mond’s had the better
start but the Skevs boys slowly regained control
over the game to come out easy winners. In only his
fourth game Taylor Jones again put on a fantastic
display booting four goals in a best on ground
performance. A seven goal to two first quarter
hindered any chance the bloods had, of pulling off
their first win for the season. In a better display, Old
Haileybury were competitive for parts of the game
and threatened to take the lead half way through
the second. Spots for a place in De La’s Premier
team for finals are heating up, Tim East kicked five
and David Gullan played brilliantly, both will be
pushing for selection. Collegians started well and
never looked back in their must win game against
Hampton Rovers. Main men Tom Penberthy and
Michael Dyer both were brilliant in insuring a much
needed four points went to the Lions. Old Brighton
just held off another fast finishing effort from the
Old Mentonians. A six goal last quarter just wasn’t
enough to catch the beach boys who wouldn’t be
happy with their last quarter performance. Luke
Hull found the goals booting 4 whilst Schaffer and
Hooy kicked three each for the winners. With Small
out Ajax saw its opportunity to take the big scalp
they need if there to play finals this year. However
in a low scoring game the fields managed to hang
on and keep the race for fourth sport interesting.
South 2: Old Geelong once again showed that when
the cattle is on the park things fall into place. Even
though the opposition wasn’t flash a 126-point
win is a great result which see’s them in outright
fourth position. In a ridiculously low scoring game
Peninsular won the mini final between them and
Monash, the light Blues can kiss their finals hopes
goodbye but Peninsula stay in the hunt. Tolliday
and Thorn were brilliant, and with a game against
MHSOB this week a big win is needed to regain
some percentage. Mazenod cruised to a 95-point
win over Melbourne High old boys; Cunningham
booted five whilst Alex Jones hot form continues.
In the final game of the round an inaccurate score
of 17-28 flattered Old Xaverians as Oakleigh once
again flex their muscles. Exciting round of football
to come as round 17 will definitely shape the finals
race.
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
U19 PREMIER
ST BEDES / MT v BEAUMARIS
OLD SCOTCH v OLD XAVERIANS
UNI BLUES v MARCELLIN
OLD MELBURNIANS v UNI BLACKS
OLD CAMBERWELL v DE LA SALLE
U19 NORTH (1)
OLD CAREY v OLD ESSENDON
OLD TRINITY v FITZROY
WERRIBEE v ST BERNARDS
U19 NORTH (2)
LA TROBE UNI v THERRY PENOLA
BULLEEN TEMPLE v FITZROY
OLD IVANHOE v EMMAUS ST LEOS
IVANHOE v AQUINAS
OLD W’TBOURNE v WHITEFRIARS OC
U19 SOUTH (1)
CAULFIELD GRAMM v DE LA SALLE
OLD MENTONIANS v COLLEGIANS
HAMPTON ROVERS v ORMOND
AJAX v OLD HAILEYBURY
ST KEVINS v OLD BRIGHTON
U19 SOUTH (2)
MONASH BLUES v MAZENOD
OLD GEELONG v OAKLEIGH
OLD XAVERIANS v BEAUMARIS
PENINSULA v MHSOB
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19 S Hobijn-Allen
20 N Holt
21 J Hume
22 J Keegan
23 D Kissane
24 J Laing
25 S Lewis
26 T McCullagh
27 J McDonald
28 L McDonald
29 S McKnight
30 T McNeil
31 N Moffatt
32 W Mosley
33 C O’Sullivan
34 D Pantarotto
35 L Plant
36 M Potts
37 J Rokebrand
38 J Sher
39 I Sim
40 D Stow
41 J Thomas
Bendigo Private
Banking Services
The Clyde Hotel
UNIVERSITY BLUES
Coach: Matt Embling
Assts Coaches: Alan Salter &
Luke Gatti
1 D Gumley A. Ahearn
3 J Maxwell (C)
4 S Herben
5 R Thompson
6 R Williamson
10 L Garrick
12 J Taylor
14 T Emmett
16 M Allen
18 H Bucknell
19 V Campbell
J. Birch
A. Hasan
N. Keating
J. Laidlaw
W. Montgomery
P. Olsson
A. Roberts
T. Stevens
S. Toose
G. Woods
21 L Butler
23 D Zambon
28 T Ruggles
40 A Nice (DVC)
46 A Dugdale
47 C Somerville
60 W Cuningham
67 X Lane
68 B Gervasoni
71 H Hanlon
73 S Bryce (DVC)
77 J Edwards (VC)
81 A Driscoll
83 T Cohen
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AJAX
Coach: Darren Seidl
Asst Coach: Matt Dudakov
CAULFIELD
Coach: Ben Gross
COLLEGIANS
Coach: Rob Ferguson
Asst. Coach: John McDonough
DE LA SALLE
Coach: Rob Smith
HAMPTON ROVERS
Coach: Anthony Quon
Asst. Coach: Rob Johnston
2 R Hill
3 T Freed
4 N Harel
5 J Gocs
6 Y Lang
7 B Caplan
8 J Strauch
9 M Thurin
10 J Ludski
11 A Caplan
12 G Heine
13 J Lisner
14 J Lew
15 D Wollner
16 M Selzer
17 J Mendies
18 J Joffe
19 O Hanner
20 W Steinberg
21 R Simon
22 J Samuel
23 M Nissen
24 M Kaye
25 D Wloszczowski
27 J Lewis
28 A Caplan
29 J Markoff
30 S Fayman
31 J Sharp
32 A Lefkovic
33 P De Winter
34 C Stosser
35 J Berlinski
36 B Zajac
37 M Shafar
38 Ja Ludski
39 B Scholl
40 D Roth
41 R Winston
42 A Shenker
43 R Dean
44 R Lewy
1 T O’Sullivan
2 T Small
3 B Schwarer
4 M Linklater
5 J Henty
6 W Berry
7 J Aloni
8 L Everett
9 W Osborn
10 R Lewis
11 J Gray
12 S Pincus
13 C Mengler-Francis
14 T McCurdy
15 P Mayes
16 T Nixon
17 S Dickson
18 C Axais
19 W Conly
20 E Hawke
21 S Stewart
22 Z Parsons
23 A Lister
24 J Waldron
25 R Handel
26 J Tobias
27 D Hay
28 T Cox
29 M Ford
31 B Frazer-Synnott
33 T Rowsthorn
34 W Morley
35 H Gates
36 T Sengstock
37 B Andrew
40 S Tamblyn
44 M Court
1 W. Levinge
2 P. Lensky
3 O. Symington
4 M. Kyroussis
5 A. Carydias
6 K. Tabassi
7 T. Penberthy
8 A. Mullucks
9 H. Parsons
10 L. Marshall
11 D. Hausler
12 S. O’Kane
13 W. Candy
15 L. Yeatman
16 N. LeHuray
17 E. Vine
18 C. Burridge
19 M. Crone
20 D. Shaw
23 T. Wells
24 A. Foreman
25 D. Loughnan
26 W. Watson
27 D. Kennedy
28 C. Terrier
31 T. O’Donnell
32 J. Bowman
33 L. Oldmeadow
35 J. Cassidy
40 M. Boyer
44 N. Withers
45 I. Gordon
1 D. Gullan
2 A. Kamellopoulos
3 D. Convery
5 N. Hulston
6 A. O’Shea
7 L. Godinho
8 J. Wood
10 B. Fricke
11 L. Hogan
12 N. Hogan
13 N. Beaumont
14 C. Thomson
16 N. Hyland
17 D. Freeman
19 L. Grech
20 G. McDonough
21 M. Kambouris
22 M. Soldatos
23 S. Hillier
24 J. Fisher
25 J. Amerena
26 B. Forrest
27 M. Nolan
28 S. O’Donnell
30 J. Cormick
1. B. Culvenor
2. R. Howe
3. L. McCarthy
4. T. Thormann
5. M. Greenway
6. B. Scott
7. F. Trotter
8. L. Simpson
9. T. Youl (VC)
10. E. Turner
11. M. Levy
12. J. Pavlou
13. R. Jones
14. J. Baxter (C)
15. N. Jewel
16. J. Massie
17. J. Naulty
18. C. Henry
19. B. Clarke
20. M. Woltering
21. R. Atkins
22. R. Taylor
23. C. Britton (VC)
24. N. Hoban
25. L. DeLisle
26. N. Fallon
27. B. Nolan
28. J. Sperring
29. J. McMahon
30. M. Care
31. M. Hardeman
32. C. Sharpe
33. M. Slonim
South Melbourne
www.hamptonrovers.com.au
OLD BRIGHTON
Coach: Adam Pirrie
1. B. Austin
4. R. Cummin
5. M. Ward
7. T. Mariani (C)
8. C. Davidson
10. A. Taylor
11. S. Bilger
12. T. Priestley
13. N. Schaffer
14. S. Hooy
17. L. Nicholls
18. S. Timms
20. D. Naughton
21. J. Cox
22. W. Newman
23. J. Lees
24. J. Portelli
27. E. Granter
28. M. Waite
32. J. Kumm
37. C. Walton
53. N. Coroneos
61. C. Rosengarten
71. D. MacKenzie
OLD HAILEYBURY
Coach: Paul Morwood
1 B. Barba
2 T. Bradford
3 A. King
4 R. McMurray
5 P. Gleadhill
6 J. Spanos
7 J. Steen
8 W. Eagle
9 T. Hunter
10 M. Quiambao
11 D. Harrison
12 M. Kent
13 M. George
14 B. Seccull
15 D. Somers
16 C. Venten
17 D. Good
18 A Nicol
19 D. Newby
20 T. Turner
21 H. Simpson
22 L. Skelton
23 A. Fujihara
24 J. McMurray
25 S. Sturrock
26 J. Coleman
27 J. Lynch
28 H. McTaggert
29 A. Mindelis
30 G. Nguyen
31 R. Mathers
32 S. Casey
33 J. Derks
34 L. Pinot
35 P. Raso
36 P. Shakalis
37 B. Skelton
38 J. Keating
39 A. Trathan
40 T. Turner
OLD MENTONIANS
Coach: Steve Jansson
1 T Goodrich
2 B Wendt
3 C Mylonas
4 DR Brown
5 L Caine
6 J Duell
7 L Hull
8 J Jansson
9 M Myers-Snyders
10 M Durack
11 B Johnson
12 T Brodie
13 J Brohier
14 J Shanahan
15 T Strange
16 T Graham
17 J O’Donnell
18 M Jays
19 DL Brown
20 Z Nelson
21 W Bardoel
22 J Kay
23 R Bennett
24 A Martin
25 M Chase
26 D Howard
27 W Stone
28 S Johnson
29 T Marshall
30 S Ferguson
31 S Dimos
32 A Crossley
33 C Labrooy
34 B Naylor
35 M Zacharin
36 D Lamb
37 M Felsenthal
60 T Garside
63 D Maitland
75 J Sadler
ORMOND
Coach: Anthony Grace
Asst Coach: Chris Keleher
1 G. Taylor
2 M. Oaten
3 J. Taylor
4 L. Saunders
5 M. Hunt
6 T. Buckley
7 J. Steet
8 T. Hine
9 R. Morris
10 J. Samuels
11 D. Dahan
12 N. Barda
13 J. Knoester
14 C. McCarthy
15 S. Frost
16 J. Frost
17 S. Lyubic
18 T. Dureau
19 K. Sonnberger
20 M. Farthing (C)
21 J. Singleton
22 B. Darrou
23 A. Anastasio
24 A. McCooke
25 J. Plostins
26 S. Clements
27 S. Gay
28 M. Kapoustine
29 L. Krause
30 D. Marsh
31 A. Rodda
32 A. Thornton
33 S. Dalton
34 H. Wardley
35 J. Drummond
36 W. Ziada
37 D. Briggs
38 L. Anrep
39 A. Leigh
40 S. Labrooy
41 J. McDonald
44 D. Hickox
46 J. Feather
ST KEVINS OB
Coach:
1 P Jones
2 J Betlehem
3 B Omizzollo
4 C McPherson
5 D Loschiavo
6 S Reid
7 T Jones
8 M Eastmure
9 B Sullivan
10 D Code
11 L McDonell
12 J Musty
13 J Murphy Cruise
14 D Brennan
15 P Rhodes
16 Wald
17 G Wignall
18 C Ring
19 D Kelly
20 C Semetas
21 W Russell
22 C Randles
23 D Kerr
24 T Sharpe
25 P Turnbull
26 D Boehm
27 M Stafford
28 J Gabelich
29 T Rowe
30 J Griffi ths
31 J Siskind
32 D Kerr
33 P Nally
34 T Fitzgerald
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BEAUMARIS
Coach:
MAZENOD
Coach: Paul McGowan
Assistant Coach: Daniel Kelly
MHSOB
Coach: Mark Elder
MONASH BLUES
Coach: Darryl Hoffmann
1 S. Kendall
2 M.Ryan
3 G.Roberts
4 A.Edmondson
5 T.Rayner
6 J.Lapa
7 M.Bourne
8 L.Sketchley
9 J.Bull
10 S.Brennan
13 W.Murton
14 T.McManamy
15 T.Kelly
16 M.Globan
17 L.Cormie
18 H.Baldwin
19 H.Bennett
20 C.O’Flaherety
21 J.Hooper
22 W.Minehan
23 W.Mattingly
24 J.Dixon
26 H.Darbyshire
27 N.Dickinson
28 M.Millar
29 R.Lengyel
30 A. McLoughlin
31 K.Mocicka
32 G.Darer
33 J.Gandy
34 M.Teasdale
35 W.Edmonds/
J.Morris
36 B.Kilgore
37 C.Eldred
38 K.Roberts
40 W.Morley
41 B.Hughes
42 M.Heaton
43 J.Rayner
44 N.Minton
45 O.Webber
46 J.DiNatale
47 A.Goss
48 J.Leigh
50 M.Short
51 J.Evans / L.Kivi
53 D.Bedggood
54 L.Bourne
55 J.Thompson
58 D.Davis
59 T.Abbott
1 M. Boyle
3 D. DeLeon (DVC)
4 T. Chambers
7 A. Jefferson
8 J. Tyrrell
9 C. Healy
10 P. Blakeney
11 A. Marturano
14 S. Welsford (DVC)
15 D. Smith
16 J. Gianchino
17 S. Jones
18 A. Zarafa
19 A. Holmes (C)
20 J. Little (VC)
21 M. Bolitho
23 M. King
24 N. Gentile
27 J. Murphy
28 M. Selleck
30 A. Bau
31 P. Flanagan
32 D. Hendricks
34 M. Daly
37 N. Gentile
51 M. Arnot
53 B. Cunningham
1. D. Ternes (C)
2. R. Gavan (C)
3. J. Doan
4. A. Kuang
5. D. Lee
6. A. Wheelahan
7. L. Bradford
8. S. Hayes
9. S. Pattinson
12. R. Batchelor
13. M. Lancaster
14. A. Leong
15. T. Biss (VC)
17. D. Hamilton-Ho
18. J. Casserly (VC)
19. M. Fennesy-Kent
20. A. Ashton
21. D. Bye
22. J. Morand
24. A. Bryan
25. C. Hewish
26. P. King
28. N. Hussain
29. A. Lynch
31. P. Niklas
33. R. Wickramathilake
34. N. Ashton
37. L. Ferris
52. L. George
60. J. Hoang-Le
1. A Al-sharea
2. A Armstrong
3. R Shenouda
4. M Beecroft
5. C Bell
6. J Bonacci
7. J Bourchier
8. N Burri
9. S Castle
10. M Chenoweth
11. S Cheshire
12. L Curits
13. C Devine
14. J Diamantopoulos
15. D Filo
16. B Geary
17. J Griffi ths
18. G Halligan
19. R Jayaweera
20. J Lewis
21. C MacGillivray
22. N Malcolm
23. E Martin
24. A McGrath
25. M Mitchell
26. A Moles
27. M Myers
28. L Preston
29. J Rau
30. E Ree-Goodings
31. N Reid
32. J Rowland
33. L Ryan
34. R Samweil
35. D So
36. J Spencer
37. M Stewart
38. N Tenneti
39. N Van Agtmaal
40. S Vulcz
41. S Wood
42. S Woodbridge
43. M Zorkau
OAKLEIGH
Coach: Chris Moore
OLD GEELONG
Coach: Michael Holland
OLD XAVERIANS
Prem Coaches: Tom Maule &
Pat Halpin Sth 2 Coach: Joe Rush
Asst: David Prowse & Luke McGuinness
PENINSULA
Coach:
1 L Morin
2 T Scott
3 M White
4 Z Thiessens (C)
5 N Seel (DVC)
6 J Pappon
7 G Irons
8 A Valentini
9 P Ionnides
10 J Olsen
11 P Tscoucalas
12 C Mercuri
13 A Mathiesson
14 M Catalla (VC)
15 B Hogan
16 G Smith-Steane
17 A Dal Santo
18 C Lavery
19 J Hunt
20 S Hurley
21 R Jetta
22 A Shaw
23 B Quinn
24 D Mercuri
25 J Williams
26 A Gigliotti
27 M Ritchens
28 M Maraventano
29 A Abel
30 D Sutton
BETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE
40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166
PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 7205
5 J Luxton
9 N Hall
10 H O’Connell
11 S Kitchen
12 J O’Shea
15 M Wade
17 D Tacconelli
19 C Wood (VC)
21 H Johnstone
23 B Skelton
24 G Carmichael
25 T Cumming
28 S Alexander
29 P Dixon
30 J Foster
32 H Mackinnon
35 D Wilton
36 J Hoevanaars
37 N Warne
38 D Ford
40 M Gubbins (VC)
48 R Offi cer (C)
53 D Thomson
55 D Sahlstrom
57 J Graham
58 T Summers
59 A Wilkinson
60 E Anderson
61 F Wallis
62 J Lewis
63 N McBride
64 X Hatch
65 W Bleakley
1 Tristan Parker 38 Daniel Barry
2 Nick Biddlecombe 39 Nicholas Campese
3 Hicham Nidam 40 David Crock
4 Dom Walker 41 Julian Darrer
5 Luke Bisset 42 Tim Dillon
6 James Woods 43 Alexander Elliot
7 Johnny Pintal 44 Matthew Prowse
8 Jackson McGrath 45 James Galbraith
9 Will Moffi t 46 Lachlan Healy
10 Tristan Parker 47 Charlie Hess
11 Louis Tiernan 48 Chris Meehan
12 Daniel Harangozo 49 Nick Meehan
13 Will Moloney 50 James Meehan
14 Robert Follachio
15 Jack Franklyn
16 Ed Maas
17 Zac Pirrie
18 Brendan Goss
19 Dan Curtain
20 Marek Piertzak
21 Jack Amad
22 Matt Whelan
23 Anthony Hachem
24 Jack O’Sullivan
25 Marcus Torr
26 Mat McLean
27 Ben Plant
28 Chris Reilly
29 Elliot Pittito
30 Josh Bosnar
31 Charlie Denton
32 Will Ralph
33 Liam O’Brien
34 Liam Rogan
35 Mitchell Skene
36 Matthew Vlahos
37 Will Balme
1 T Barbour
2 L Thorne
3 S Burgess
4 C Miller
5 D Pessato
6 N Box
7 E Coghlan
8 T Morphett
9 C Drew
10 J Bowen
11 K Jungling
12 A Sinclair
13 N Ludewig
14 N Grigg
15 T Bowen
16 S Messinis
17 C Bennett
18 R McDonagh
19 J Shaw
20 D Acott
21 D Ryan
22 A Makin
23 N Ganju
27 A Bouten
28 B Doherty
29 N Hooper
30 M Dickens
36 Z Gray
38 S Wells
40 S Clark
50 J Higgins
62 R Bambery
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1 P David
2 J Anderson
3 E Barnes
4 R Angiolella
5 T Hudson-Bevege
6 C Evans
7 M Cussen
8 C Doherty
9 M Sturart
10 D Kynigopoulos
11 J Dalton
12 M Ellis
13 D Fitzpatrick
14 C Krousoratis
15 N Jumeau
16 L Strating
17 C Smith
18 O Jach
19 J Atkinson
20 D Patcas
21 S Maskell Knight
22 M McWhinney
23 J Simcoe
24 C Hudson
25 K Snedden
26 S West
27 M Gloster
28 P McQueen
29 J Turner
FITZROY
Coach: Tim Bell
30 F Wilkins
31 M Beacham
32 D Pound-Palmieri
33 D Westcott
34 W Johnson
35 W Pickering
37 C Perkins
38 J Cousens
39 A Biggs
40 J Fraser
42 A Corbet
43 R Lloyd
44 M Oliver
45 A Symon
46 G McCarthy
47 N Allan
49 J McGee
51 L McAuley
Sponsors:
Degani Bakery Cafe
Harrington Earl Estate Agents
Fitzroy Victoria Bowling Club
Reds Foundation
Rydges Hotel Bell City Preston
1 Jordan Easton
2 Aaron Vanschaik
3 Alistar Reed
4 Harry Moore
5 Pierre Seale
6 Alex Eddy
7 Ben Elzarka
8 Mitch Hexter
9 Josh Thompson
10 Robert O’Hern
11 Marcus Ramsay
12 Blake Fordham
13 Lewis Fotheringham
14 Tim Smith
15 Matt Parker
16 Nic Bayly
17 Sam Fisher
18 David Mitchell
19 William Guiney
20 Sam Landgren
21 Brayden Daglish
22 Nick Richardson
23 Lauchan Hall
24 Callum O’Brien
53 Nick Pryor
26 Andrew Bird
27 Henry McQueen-
Miscamble
28 Joshua Walters
29 Tom Dawson
OLD CAREY
Coach: Matt Curry
30 Peter Sutterby
31 Morgan Evans
32 Brendan Lucas
33 Michael Mitchell
34 Jack Kerin
35 Will Cushen
36 Scott Candlish
37 James Gulliver
38 Sam Crocker
39 Mitchell Wooffi ndin
40 Tom Chapman
RBS Morgans Camberwell
1 L. Flaherty
3 D. Roscoe
4 D. Mersini
5 B. McCann
6 G. Shepherd
7 A. Hinkley
8 B. Drysdale
9 A. Samo
10 J. Barrett
11 D. Romano
13 B. Tucker
15 M. Ratcliffe
16 J. Mailer
17 C. Livori
18 A. Palmer
19 A. DeMarco
20 K. Ainsaar
21 A. Khallouf
23 J. Bentick
24 J. Stoneham
25 S. Guerra
28 M. Downward
30 D. Cantwell
31 A. Atik
32 L. Hutchesson
33 J. McDonald
34 A. Hannah
35 D. Collinson
36 P. Schiavello
37 W. Dredge
42 G. Rayner
OLD ESSENDON
Coach: Steve Watts
Asst Coach: Peter Philpott
1 G. Chadwick
2 N. Hunt
3 B. Potter
4 A. Prittie
7 T. Craigie
9 H. Tinney
10 T. Hore-Lacy (VC)
11 K. Spassopoulos
12 R. Smith
13 J. Gale (C)
14 T. Beasley
15 S. Murphy
16 B. Tune
17 R. Gillies
18 E. Blandthorn (VC)
20 W. Oldfi eld
21 S. Dalton
22 M. Cameron
23 J. Weatherson
24 J. Moran
25 T. Quarterman
26 S. May
27 N. Merzvinskis
28 M. Georgiev
29 B. Barratt
32 C. Riggs
33 N. Birrell
34 S. McBride
35 S. Tyson
36 C. Reynolds
37 T Bell
OLD TRINITY
Coach: Pat O’Neil
38 N Dinnison
42 C. Laffan
53 D. Cowley
1. L. Sullivan
2. K. Farrell
3. J. Gay
4. T. Sullivan
5. P. Gamwell (C)
6. S. Caven
7. N. Schultz
8. J. Aitken (VC)
9. H. Overman
12. S. Firth
13. S. Pignataro
14. E. Cole
15. B. Cooper
16. J. Wheeler
17. I. Madden
18. L. Madden
19. A. Helenius
20. D. Wall
21. M. Soccio
22. A. Buckley
23. S. Jones
24. J. Saundry
ST BERNARDS
Coach: D. Sullivan
WERRIBEE
Coach: Roger Hand
Asst Coach: Paul Johns
1 A Taylor
2 M Watt
3 B Leonard
4 T Eccles
5 L Johnston
6 C Patterson
7 T Dean
8 L Klein-Breteler
9 J Sargent
10 A Salamone
11 V Borg
12 C Molivas
13 J Cooke
14 W Swaby
15 L Patterson
16 M Hill
17 H Daniels
18 M Martin
19 A Eade
20 G Pearson
21 M Chadwick
22 R Harrington
23 J De Rose
24 T Sapountzis
25 S Gill
26 T Dutton
27 M Freeman
28 J Jermain
29 J Hughes
30 M Mitoiu
31 B Morton
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AQUINAS OC AFC
Coach: Damian O’Loughlin
Asst Coach: Sean O’Loughlin
1 L Brouwer
2 C Willis
3 T Gellie
4 S Panozza
5 L McDonald
6 P Jurkovsky
7 D Brown
8 K Rosewarne
9 M Gartland
10 A Woodward (C)
11 A LaMarca
12 S O’Loughlin
13 M Cull
14 D Fawcus
15 M Boyson
16 C Porteous
17 N Spencer
18 D McMan
19 H McKean
20 T Burns
21 J McCann
22 A Brawn
23 B Clarke
24 A Garlick
25 D Brady
26 R Foster
27 N Alburn
28 T Rosevear
29 J McDonald
30 D Lerufi o
31 P Gabriel
32 T Jenkins
33 M Chimenton
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:
1 B Barclay
2 C Barclay
3 R Cappelleri
4 S Clayfi eld
5 J D’Alberto
6 B Davidson
7 M Dobson
8 M Foreman
9 J Harley
10 E Jones
11 B Kennedy
12 L Kennedy
13 A Low
14 R Lugg
15 A McCann
16 M McIvor
17 P McCloskey
18 M Milner
19 T Muling
20 M Nosek
21 S Pascal
22 A Sielow
23 D Wilson
24 B D’Amelio
***2009 LIST
FITZROY AFC
Coach: M. Manoli
1 P David 31 M Beacham
2 J Anderson
3 E Barnes
4 R Angiolella
5 T Hudson-
Bevege
6 C Evans
7 M Cussen
8 C Doherty
9 M Sturart
32 D Pound-
Palmieri
33 D Westcott
34 W Johnson
35 W Pickering
37 C Perkins
38 J Cousens
39 A Biggs
40 J Fraser
10 D Kynigopoulos 42 A Corbet
11 J Dalton
12 M Ellis
13 D Fitzpatrick
14 C Krousoratis
15 N Jumeau
16 L Strating
17 C Smith
43 R Lloyd
44 M Oliver
45 A Symon
46 G McCarthy
47 N Allan
49 J McGee
51 L McAuley
18 O Jach
19 J Atkinson
20 D Patcas
21 S Maskell Knight
22 M McWhinney
23 J Simcoe
24 C Hudson
25 K Snedden
26 S West
27 M Gloster
28 P McQueen
29 J Turner
30 F Wilkins
SPONSORS:
Degani Bakery Cafe
Harrington Earl Estate Agents
Fitzroy Victoria Bowling Club
Reds Foundation
Rydges Hotel Bell City Preston
IVANHOE
Coach: Adam Wright
Asst Coach: Chris Zeegers
1 Paul Walter
2 Justin Harty
3 Ashleigh Close
4 James Morrison
5 Josef Lagreca
6 William Servinis
7 Nick Godfrey
8 Edward Paynter
9 ConPetricevich
10 Tim Diakovmakos
11 Michael Hannan
14 Dan Plowman
16 Matthew Gleeson
17 Reece Cotter
18 Tom Squire
19 Bill Jackson
20 Damian Howsam
21 Boyd Griffi th
25 Lachlan Roberts
26 Jacob Brudenell
27 Stefan Rajic
29 Mali Jacobs
31 Matthew Pilla
34 Tom Bucci
35 Josh Searle
36 Conor Mitchell
37 Rene Batticciotto
38 Lucas Greenway
39 Conor Healy
40 Harry Robinson
41 Adam Roberts
53 Alex Tezgerevski
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY
Coach:
MANNINGHAM
SHARKS
Coach: Damian Naismith
OLD IVANHOE
Coach: Brad Shadbolt
OLD WESTBOURNE
Coach: Darren Saunders
THERRY PENOLA
Coach: R Egglestone
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
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LATE SCORES, FINES & TRIBUNAL
Late Scores – 31/07/2010
Albert Park: Division 3
Albert Park: Division 3
Reserves
Old Trinity: U19 North 1
Old Melburnians: Club XVIII 1
Incorrect Scores – 31/07/2010
Caulfield Grammarians:
Premier C
Manningham Cobras: Division
4 Reserves
Fitzroy: U19 North 2
De La Salle: Club XVIII 1
Old Geelong: Club XVIII South
UHS-VU: U18 Division 2
Results of Tribunal – August
10, 2010
From July 31
Nathan Knight, Old Westbourne
(U19). Striking, 2 matches.
From August 7 and 8
Timothy Montagna, Marcellin.
Striking, 6 matches.
Daniel Bye, MHSOB (U19).
Disputing umpire’s decision, 1
match.
Hamish Leury, Old Essendon
(C18). Striking, 2 matches.
Andrew Clinch, Ormond (Res.).
Striking, 2 matches.
*Steven Mitchell, St. Bernards.
Elbowing, 2 matches.
*Andrew Dewar, Old
Brighton. Headbutting, 3
matches.
*Scott Stephens, Ormond
(C18). Attempting to strike, 1
match.
*Daniel Black, Ormond (C18).
Attempting to strike, 1 match.
*Accepted Prescribed Penalty
Results of Investigations –
August 10, 2010
Point Cook and North
Brunswick major melee, seniors
on July 31.
Both clubs accepted prescribed
penalty of $200.
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 57

UMPIRES
We start this week with a pretty big and significant
milestone. A huge congratulations is extended to
field umpire Mick Gilday who reaches his 500 th
VAFA game when he strolls onto Brens Oval today
with his old mate Mick Forde.
Mick’s long career has seen him running around the
lower grades for many years which was highlighted
when he was awarded the Andy Carrick Award
in 2004.
We’re sure all at neighbours UHS-VU and West
Brunswick will make it a memorable day for Mick.
No doubt there’s plenty of life left in the old legs
and we’ll see him hit 600 in a few years.
Simon Stokes notches up his 200 th VAFA game
this weekend so we’ve included a profile on
Stokesy. He’s certainly given us plenty to write
about in this column over the years.
Name/nickname: Simon Stokes
Role: To make my running partner look quick
Umpiring experience: This is my 10 th year
umpiring in the Amateurs
Umpired/played previously: Played for
Camberwell in the VFA and Old Scotch. Even
though I played for clubs that were involved at
a high level, I was only a very average seconds
player.
Current Occupation: School Teacher. I get abused
Monday to Friday as well as Saturday afternoon.
Pet peeve about football: Players that don’t know
the rules and still whinge when you get it right.
Favourite Hobbies other than football: Poker,
golf.
Achievements (in life and/or football): My
greatest achievement is easy – have you met my
wife. I’m batting well above my average.
Why do you umpire? I enjoy the challenge of
what is a very tough job.
We’d just like to add that Simon did a great job
when he served as Secretary of the VAFAUA for
a few years.
Will Stokes runs out in his 100 th VAFA game
today. Will is a former boundary umpire who
took up the whistle as a fieldy a few years back. A
strong family connection sees brother Frank also
“Umpiring is Everyone’s Business”
MILESTONES APLENTY!!
Steve McCarthy & Leah Gallagher
running around and not forgetting dad Ray who
has joined his boys by taking up the flags this year.
Yet another family success story of the VAFAUA.
Well done Will.
Time trials
Like all clubs, the umpires are not immune to the
dreaded time trial, but how do we as a group tackle
the challenge? One, do the trial at the Tan Track;
this enables a different view for the boys rather than
an oval fence. It also brings out that extra pace in
each other when the Brut code #82 (spot and share)
is activated due to runners of the opposite sex
going past. Some like to use their iPod’s, as Greg
Frydas did to help past the time, however what
song was he listening to when he sprinted past
his coach in the last 500m? Two, miss running at
the Tan and proceed to run nine and half laps at
Elsternwick on Thursday (in the mud and rain). At
least there are more people to help “advise” you
on how you are going, but for Simon Stokes, we
think yelling “we will leave the lights on for you”
was a bit much. Some great finishes by Russell
Davidson and Jarryd Barry reminds us all that
the Commonwealth Games are coming.
Footwear issues – yet again!
A big thank you to the team manager of Fitzroy,
Sharon Torney who came to the rescue of umpire
Marcus Butera, who had forgotten his boots.
Sharon offered a pair of boots that were in the
lost property locker and Marcus (with an extra
pair of socks) finished the day on his feet. Also
at the same game, goal umpire “Rotten” Ronny
Martyn had to do a quick dash into the change
room before the game to get his boots on. Seems
he remembered his boots, but was too busy getting
the field umpires out on the ground on time that
he completely forgot. We reckon he was too busy
talking to notice.
Major Raffle
Again we will conduct a major raffle that will be
drawn on Monday 30 th August at our Pre Finals
Dinner. If anyone is interested in donating prizes,
get them down to the rooms as soon as possible.
58 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

UNDER 18
NORTH STANDS STRONG
Nick Wald
The Northern U18 sides flexed their muscles last Saturday
as all three recorded resounding victories over their
Southern opponents. Rupertswood, Werribee and the
Bullants got up on what was a rough day for those below
the VAFA equator.
St Bede’s struggled for form and accuracy in front of
goal against a much cleaner Bullants outfit. A seven goal
to one opening quarter in favour of the Ants effectively
ended the game as a contest and it just became a matter
of how much damage the Ants could inflict. A very
disappointing effort from the Tigers meant they had only
two goals on the board come ¾ time accompanied by ten
behinds, a less than impressive conversion rate. To their
credit they got their act together in the last quarter and
managed three consolation goals but the Bullants were
just going through the motions at this stage. David Miller
was handy for the winners with five majors while Kane
Lambert was best afield.
A ruthless Rupertswood has dealt a blow to the premiership
credentials of Old Camberwell with a thumping 132
point victory away from home. Another blistering four
quarter performance from the ladder leaders has many
suggesting that the engraver should get it over with and
chisel ‘Rupertswood’ onto the 2010 premiership cup and
it is hard to argue with them. Ben Riley was unstoppable
with a very lazy seven goals and he combined well with
David the Bourne Identity who kicked five. Despite
having the game sewn up at half time, the Woods chose
to add salt to the Wellers’ wounds by adding a further
twelve goals to two after the main break. The lid is firmly
on out at Rupertswood despite officially claiming the
minor premiership with two rounds remaining. Another
Kayne, this time of the Murphy variety, exerted most of
the pain on OC.
Rounding out the weekend of dominant performances
from those in the Northern Hemisphere, Werribee took
the Krushers apart to the tune of 110 points. As per usual
Dillon Taylor led the goalkicking with five but the Bees
would have been pleased with the spread of players who
chimed in with majors, a total of thirteen combining for
the 26 goals. Mohamad El Hawli was very impressive for
Werribee while for Oakleigh George Angelopolous tried
hard.
Div 2 did not go as I planned it would with only one of my
tips being on the money. UHS-VU Flemington surprised
St Johns and the competition with a 13 point victory. St
Johns will rue their slow start which saw them fall three
goals behind by quarter time which effectively cost them
the game.
Sources at the Snakepit spoke of confidence within the
Bernards’ camp going into their duel with Aquinas. A
win would see the Snow Dogs secure a finals berth and
10.7 to 5.4 after quarter time ensured this would be the
case. James Bennie led the charge towards late August/
September action.
TODAY
Selections in BOLD
DIVISION 1
RUPERTSWOOD v OAKLEIGH
ST BEDES / MT v WERRIBEE
OLD CAMBERWELL v NRTH BULLANTS
DIVISION 2
AQUINAS v THERRY PENOLA
ST JOHNS v ST MARY’S SALESIAN
ST BERNARDS v UHS-VU/FLEMING
UNDER 18 DIV 1 LAST ROUND RESULTS UNDER 18 DIV 2
RUPERTSWOOD 8.3 13.5 20.8 25.10 (160)
OLD CAMBERWELL 1.0 2.1 2.3 4.4 (28)
GOALS RUPERTSWOOD: B. Riley 7 D. Bourne 5 M. Twentyman 4 M. Wilson 4
B. Grech 2 L. McKenna 1 M. Said 1 J. Williams 1 OLD CAMBERWELL: M. Dyson
1 R. Raydan 1 M. Klashovski 1 S. Tarbet 1
BEST RUPERTSWOOD: K. Murphy B. Swallow T. Stefaniw D. Bourne B. Riley
T. Galea OLD CAMBERWELL: H. Levvey T. Schipper M. Dyson M. Brazzale
M. Klashovski M. Le
NORTHERN BULLANTS 7.3 10.7 12.10 16.10 (106)
ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 1.1 2.6 2.10 5.14 (44)
GOALS NORTHERN BULLANTS: D. Miller 5 T. Beames 3 D. Vozinidis 2
L. McRedmond 2 K. Lambert 1 C. Viola 1 J. Viola 1 J. Graham 1 ST BEDES /
MENTONE TIGERS: C. Young 2 S. Faulkner 1 G. Webb 1 L. Murphy 1
BEST NORTHERN BULLANTS: K. Lambert D. Calcedo G. Warton M. Ferma
W. Botoulas J. Graham ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS: D. Millwood
D. Foot-Connolly J. Shipsides J. Morrison W. Green S. Faulkner
WERRIBEE 9.5 13.9 20.12 26.16 (172)
OAKLEIGH 1.1 6.5 6.6 9.8 (62)
GOALS WERRIBEE: D. Taylor 5 C. Moloney 3 M. El Hawli 3 L. McDowell 2
B. Armstrong 2 N. Fincher 2 A. Imber 2 J. De Pellegrin 2 J. Patty 1 M. Fitzpatrick
1 M. Mitoiu 1 M. Luketic 1 E. Turner 1 OAKLEIGH: A. Cloke 3 T. Costigan 2
T. Minchin 1 G. Angelopoulos 1 M. Podesta 1 L. Morin 1
BEST WERRIBEE: M. El Hawli A. Imber M. Mitoiu C. Moloney J. Patty E. Turner
OAKLEIGH: G. Angelopoulos L. Morin S. Corfe D. Ruddy A. Cloke C. Parry
UHS-VU / FLEMINGTON 4.2 5.3 8.6 11.9 (75)
ST JOHNS 1.2 3.5 6.7 9.8 (62)
GOALS UHS-VU / FLEMINGTON: N. Devereux 4 K. Grimshaw 2 N. Rowland 2
M. Fogarty 1 O. Conlan 1 J. Saill (margariti) 1 ST JOHNS: M. Daly 4 N. Pulham 2
C. Ely 2 C. Ladson 1
BEST UHS-VU / FLEMINGTON: N. Rowland S. McSweeney B. Kelly H. Everist
N. Devereux L. Allen ST JOHNS: N. Pulham C. Ely J. Graham J. Lindsay M. Daly
A. Bird
ST BERNARDS 2.1 7.6 9.6 12.8 (80)
AQUINAS 2.3 2.3 4.4 7.7 (49)
GOALS ST BERNARDS: C. Connelly 3 J. Weir 3 J. Pignataro 2 A. Buckley 1
S. Firth 1 M. Ferlazzo 1 H. Overman 1 AQUINAS: D. Price 2 P. Iellamo 2 P. Pham
1 T. Niezen 1 J. Hickey 1
BEST ST BERNARDS: J. Bennie S. Firth J. Bye C. Connelly J. Pignataro M. Gurrisi
AQUINAS: D. Price M. Gheller B. O’Loughlin P. Iellamo L. Byass O. Mumford
THERRY PENOLA 2.0 7.5 11.7 14.14 (98)
ST MARY’S SALESIAN 8.2 8.2 10.3 11.3 (69)
GOALS THERRY PENOLA: H. Rowe 4 L. Vassallo 4 J. Gibson 3 M. Trimble 1
T. Gumley 1 D. McCracken 1 ST MARY’S SALESIAN: Not provided
BEST THERRY PENOLA: J. Curran H. Rowe K. Biddlestone L. Vassallo J. Gibson
R. Bromilow ST MARY’S SALESIAN: Not provided
THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 59

U18 – DIV 1
NORTHERN
BULLANT
Coach: P. Hackney
Asst Coach: S. Hackney
OAKLEIGH
Coach: Danny Hall
OLD CAMBERWELL
Coach: Howard Mitchell
Asst Coach: Rockson Kwok
RUPERTSWOOD
Coach: Rod Williams
Asst: Shane Braddy
ST BEDES
MENTONE TIGERS
Coach: Greg Foot-Connolly
WERRIBEE
Coach: M. Turner
1 S Maatouk
2 D Miller
3 L Duray
4 B Wilson
5 J Viola
6 B Whelan
7 G Dellaportas
8 J Gatto
9 G Warton
10 D Calcedo
11 B Slaverio
12 J Thompson
14 L Winter
15 L McRedmond
17 T Beames
18 L Henkel
20 C Viola
23 N Parkes
24 M Ferma
25 D Vozinidis
26 M Diab
30 M Turner
32 N De Andrade
34 M Miller
43 W Botoulas
45 A Chiodo
1 L Morin (C)
2 S Stamos
3 S Scott
4 C Parry (VC)
5 T Harold
6 A Cloke
7 G Irons
8 A Valentini
9 T Costigan
10 D Ruddy
11 P Tscoucalas
12 M Podesta
13 J Paola
14 J Doran
15 S Wines
16 A O’Leary
17 A Dal Santo
18 C Lavery
19 P Raso
20 S Hurley
21 R Jetta
22 T Nienkel
23 B Quinn
24 T Minchin
25 J Williams
26 S Prins
27 G Angelopoulos
28 A Bau
29 J O’shannassy
30 R McCarthy
1 S. Bennett
2 A. Benson
3 H. Brown
4 T. Byrnes
5 M. Dyson
6 S. Harris
7 T. Hudson
9 O. Schieber
10 J. Way
11 J. Edwards
12 N. Ross
14 J. Ymer
15 Josh Kennedy
16 S. Killworth
17 P. Bennett
18 James Kennedy
19 P. Birtles
21 M. Harris
22 S. Sharp
23 W. McLennan
24 J. Sharp
25 M. Cooney
25 D. Mitchell
26 M. Mandijan
28 A. Lattuada
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
19 C Byrnes
32 M Seeber
33 T Talbot
34 L Doyle
35 B Hodges
36 D Bolger
37 N Helmore
38 T Doherty
39 D Saunders
40 D Shea
41 S Dimos
42 J Fenwick
43 J Heron
44 L Webb
45 T Maley
46 L Hurley
47 P Mcmahon
50 G Webb
52 D Foot-Connolly
57 S Amon
61 R Meade
62 J Morrison
63 D Millwood
64 M Goodman
68 S Jende
70 W Green
73 M Young
74 T Ravesi
1 M Fitzpatrick
2 C Butt
3 B Turner
4 Cam North
5 L Mcdowell
6 J De Peellegrin
7 A Mizzi
8 J Everson
9 S Hudson
10 C Moloney
11 A Anderson
12 D Taylor
13 J Freeman
14 M Turner
15 B Stois
16 J Green
17 M Luketic
18 E Turner
19 B Dobai
20 Z Meadows
21 M Williams
22 J Patty
23 D Fury
24 J Depetro
25 B Armstrong
26 B Leonard
27 A Imber
28 N Fincher
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U18 – DIV 2
AQUINAS
Coach: Rick Gheller
Asst Coach: David Stephens
Asst Coach: Peter Butcher
1 J Hickey
2 L Byass
3 N Bryce (DVC)
4 J Pahlow
5 M Gheller
6 S Porter
7 P Ryan
8 S Kostogiannis
9 J James
10 A Waterhouse
11 T Niezen
12 B O’Loughlin (C)
13 J Baron (VC)
14 O Mumford
15 J King
16 P Pham
17 J Jones
18 L Pritchard
19 M Watson
20 S Lee
21 P Iellamo
22 L Dellorso
23 L Neilsen
24 M Harkin
25 J Tamburrino
26 C Ludikan
27 T Van Elewoud
ST BERNARDS
Coach:
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ST JOHNS OC
Coach: Gary Williams
1 T Ward
2 C Ladson (VC)
3 S Gaitely
4 M Gaitely (C)
5 B Levin
6 L McCoy
7 D Milne
9 A Bird
10 J Lindsay
11 T Rhynehart
12 M Kelly
13 D Fernandez
14 B Ayache
17 N Pulham
19 C Ely
20 S Beirouti
21 J Sutic
22 C Reyes
23 L O’Connor
24 J Ayama
26 M Daly
28 J Graham
38 R Murti
40 D Tsui-Po
49 M Opiew
50 N Conquo
55 S Elysee
ST MARY’S
SALESIAN
Coach: Michael Learmonth
1 J. Evans
2 H. Wong
3 C. Docker
4 S. Gatehouse
5 S. Gusts
6 L. Hawkins
8 Z. Kitchen
9 J. Lindsay
10 H. Chipperfi eld
112 T. Ham
13 R. Nickless
17 S. Collis
21 N. Place
25 M. Kitchen
26 M. Adam
27 M. Garciano
29 K. Reynolds
30 J. Borland
36 J. Weston
37 F. D’Addazio
38 J. Birrell
39 S. Gates
45 B. Semmler-Farr
46 G. Fecht-O’brien
56 M. Op’t Hoog
66 B. Borland
THERRY PENOLA
Coach: S Gumley
1 K Biddlestone
3 H Rowe
4 D McCracken
5 N Cauchi
7 M Jones
8 B Ratcliffe (C)
9 N Ratcliffe
11 T Gumley
12 D McKibbon
13 D Gumley
16 M Gough
17 N Karikas
18 C Bryceson
19 M McCrae
21 L Lentini
27 J Molloy
28 J Hay
31 H Cox
32 A Ractliffe
33 L Barnes
34 M Lyons
35 A Aquinto
37 J Curran
38 B Campisi
42 M Trimble
44 A Dojcsak
70 D Gumley
UHS-VU /
FLEMINGTON
Coach: M Grant
Assts: T Habel & O Aslan
1 B Anderson
2 N Rowlands
3 N Waugh
4 W Cheeseman
5 M Fogarty
7 N Pinto
8 L Allen
9 N Devereux
11 A Brooks
12 K Grimshaw
13 A Scek-Dahir
14 D Spiteri
16 S Mcsweeney
17 J Saill
18 B Kelly
19 W Williams
20 M Khodr
21 A Ausage
22 O Conlan
23 B Cross
24 S Farah
25 L St Clair
26 E Pearson
30 S Parker
42 E Coombe
43 O Rosa
44 A Burman
72 N Waugh
83 M Bourke
89 B Suna
90 H Everist
99 L Habel
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VAFA LADDERS 2010
U19 NORTH 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
WERRIBEE 16 14 0 0 0 2 2103 855 245.96 64
FITZROY 16 11 5 0 0 0 2056 1059 194.15 44
ST BERNARDS 16 9 6 0 0 1 1670 1095 152.51 40
OLD CAREY 16 8 8 0 0 0 1371 1334 102.77 32
OLD ESSENDON 16 5 11 0 0 0 1165 1720 67.73 20
OLD TRINITY 16 4 12 0 0 0 1073 1897 56.56 16
U19 SOUTH 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
OLD BRIGHTON 16 15 1 0 0 0 1650 754 218.83 60
CAULFIELD GRAM 16 14 2 0 0 0 1521 684 222.37 56
ST KEVINS 16 11 5 0 0 0 1727 777 222.27 44
COLLEGIANS 16 10 6 0 0 0 1214 1048 115.84 40
AJAX 16 9 6 1 0 0 1365 1028 132.78 38
OLD MENTONIANS 16 6 9 0 0 1 1146 1319 86.88 28
ORMOND 16 5 10 0 0 1 1099 1311 83.83 24
DE LA SALLE 16 6 10 0 0 0 1004 1432 70.11 24
HAMPTON ROVERS 16 2 13 1 0 0 779 1474 52.85 10
OLD HAILEYBURY 16 0 16 0 0 0 508 2197 23.12 0
U19 SOUTH 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
OAKLEIGH 16 15 1 0 0 0 2204 832 264.9 60
MAZENOD 16 13 3 0 0 0 1778 804 221.14 52
OLD XAVERIANS 16 9 7 0 0 0 1442 1210 119.17 36
OLD GEELONG 16 9 7 0 0 0 1491 1265 117.87 36
PENINSULA 16 8 8 0 0 0 1067 1404 76 32
MONASH BLUES 16 6 9 0 0 1 1310 1027 127.56 28
BEAUMARIS 16 3 13 0 0 0 835 1793 46.57 12
MHSOB 16 0 16 0 0 0 602 2386 25.23 0
U19 NORTH 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
THERRY PENOLA 16 13 3 0 0 0 1838 983 186.98 52
AQUINAS 16 12 4 0 0 0 1490 1019 146.22 48
IVANHOE 16 9 7 0 0 0 1376 1045 131.67 36
LA TROBE UNI 16 9 7 0 0 0 1553 1182 131.39 36
OLD WESTBOURNE 16 8 7 0 0 1 1273 1146 111.08 36
OLD IVANHOE 8 7 1 0 0 0 1400 1438 97.36 36
BULLEEN TEMP 16 8 8 0 0 0 1270 1314 96.65 32
FITZROY 16 2 14 0 0 0 717 1843 38.9 8
WHITEFRIARS O 8 2 6 0 0 0 743 1987 37.39 8
EMMAUS ST LEOS 16 1 15 0 0 0 669 2008 33.32 4
U18 DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
RUPERTSWOOD 16 15 1 0 0 0 1827 790 231.27 60
OAKLEIGH 16 12 4 0 0 0 1631 1190 137.06 48
WERRIBEE 16 9 6 0 0 1 1694 1076 157.43 40
OLD CAMBERWELL 16 10 6 0 0 0 1483 1236 119.98 40
ST BEDES/MT 16 8 8 0 0 0 1106 1352 81.8 32
NORTHERN BULLANTS 16 7 9 0 0 0 1424 1199 118.77 28
U18 DIVISION 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
UHS-VU / FLEM 16 9 7 0 0 0 1114 1458 76.41 36
ST MARY’S SAL 16 7 9 0 0 0 1222 1190 102.69 28
ST BERNARDS 16 7 9 0 0 0 1017 1345 75.61 28
ST JOHNS 16 6 10 0 0 0 1029 1032 99.71 24
THERRY PENOLA 16 5 11 0 0 0 1073 1513 70.92 20
AQUINAS 16 0 16 0 0 0 706 1945 36.3 0
CLUB XVIII 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
OLD MELBURNIANS 15 13 1 0 1 0 1527 678 225.22 56
OLD XAVERIANS 15 10 2 0 2 1 1385 734 188.69 52
UNI BLACKS 15 8 4 0 3 0 1218 803 151.68 44
PRAHRAN 15 5 8 0 2 0 928 1029 90.18 28
DE LA SALLE 15 4 9 0 2 0 1001 1067 93.81 24
MONASH BLUES 15 4 9 0 1 1 999 1195 83.6 24
ST BERNARDS 15 1 12 0 2 0 604 1422 42.48 12
CLUB XVIII NTH P W L D B FF F A % Pts
OLD ESSENDON 15 15 0 0 0 0 1551 588 263.78 60
FITZROY 15 11 4 0 0 0 1191 802 148.5 44
THERRY PENOLA 15 11 4 0 0 0 1174 918 127.89 44
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 9 5 0 0 1 1267 845 149.94 40
NOBS/ST PATS 15 10 5 0 0 0 1351 1022 132.19 40
OLD CAREY 15 7 8 0 0 0 1174 1065 110.23 28
OLD PARADIANS 15 4 11 0 0 0 876 1137 77.04 16
UHS-VU 15 3 12 0 0 0 828 1600 51.75 12
WHITEFRIARS 15 2 13 0 0 0 893 1462 61.08 8
OLD WESTBOURNE 15 2 13 0 0 0 618 1484 41.64 8
CLUB XVIII STH P W L D B FF F A % Pts
CAULFIELD GRAM 15 11 3 0 0 1 1431 831 172.2 48
RICHMOND CENT 15 9 5 0 0 1 1201 984 122.05 40
ORMOND 15 9 6 0 0 0 1100 721 152.57 36
MAZENOD 15 8 6 0 0 1 1237 850 145.53 36
OLD GEELONG 15 7 6 0 0 2 1241 945 131.32 36
HAMPTON ROVERS 15 1 14 0 0 0 590 1661 35.52 4
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PREMIER C P W L D B FF F A % Pts
CAULFIELD GRAM 16 13 3 0 0 0 1650 953 173.14 52
BEAUMARIS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1409 1056 133.43 52
AJAX 16 12 4 0 0 0 1589 1089 145.91 48
OLD CAMBERWELL 16 11 4 1 0 0 1440 1316 109.42 46
MAZENOD 16 8 7 1 0 0 1241 1170 106.07 34
RUPERTSWOOD 16 7 9 0 0 0 1387 1383 100.29 28
FITZROY 16 6 10 0 0 0 1166 1249 93.35 24
ORMOND 16 6 10 0 0 0 1257 1420 88.52 24
OLD GEELONG 16 2 14 0 0 0 1011 1702 59.4 8
PARKDALE VULTURES 16 1 15 0 0 0 1041 1853 56.18 4
PREMIER C RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
CAULFIELD GRAM 16 13 3 0 0 0 1731 740 233.92 52
ORMOND 16 13 3 0 0 0 1523 737 206.65 52
MAZENOD 16 12 3 1 0 0 1505 830 181.33 50
OLD GEELONG 16 12 3 1 0 0 1331 809 164.52 50
AJAX 16 10 6 0 0 0 1290 1044 123.56 40
OLD CAMBERWELL 16 6 10 0 0 0 1329 1144 116.17 24
FITZROY 16 6 10 0 0 0 969 1281 75.64 24
BEAUMARIS 16 4 12 0 0 0 1233 1183 104.23 16
RUPERTSWOOD 16 3 13 0 0 0 750 2023 37.07 12
PARKDALE VULTURES 16 0 16 0 0 0 522 2392 21.82 0
DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
WERRIBEE 16 15 1 0 0 0 2223 953 233.26 60
MONASH BLUES 16 11 5 0 0 0 1533 1061 144.49 44
PENINSULA 16 11 5 0 0 0 1469 1169 125.66 44
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 16 9 7 0 0 0 1628 1521 107.03 36
NOBS/ST PATS 16 9 7 0 0 0 1483 1428 103.85 36
BULLEEN TEMP 16 7 9 0 0 0 1468 1517 96.77 28
WHITEFRIARS 16 7 9 0 0 0 1213 1349 89.92 28
OLD MENTONIANS 16 6 10 0 0 0 1306 1582 82.55 24
AQUINAS 16 4 12 0 0 0 1125 1599 70.36 16
STH MELB DIST 16 1 15 0 0 0 857 2126 40.31 4
DIVISION 1 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
MONASH BLUES 16 15 1 0 0 0 1690 528 320.08 60
NOBS/ST PATS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1268 843 150.42 52
WHITEFRIARS 16 12 4 0 0 0 1500 839 178.78 48
WERRIBEE 16 9 7 0 0 0 1321 1117 118.26 36
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 16 9 7 0 0 0 1154 1143 100.96 36
PENINSULA 16 7 9 0 0 0 902 1118 80.68 28
OLD MENTONIANS 16 6 10 0 0 0 924 1384 66.76 24
AQUINAS 16 5 11 0 0 0 926 1240 74.68 20
BULLEEN TEMP 16 4 12 0 0 0 1024 1364 75.07 16
STH MELB DIST 16 0 16 0 0 0 584 1753 33.31 0
DIVISION 2 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
BANYULE 16 14 2 0 0 0 1837 1117 164.46 56
OLD PARADIANS 16 10 6 0 0 0 1404 1235 113.68 40
GLEN EIRA 16 10 6 0 0 0 1296 1353 95.79 40
OLD WESTBOURNE 16 8 8 0 0 0 1401 1431 97.9 32
THERRY PENOLA 16 8 8 0 0 0 1177 1317 89.37 32
EMMAUS ST LEOS 16 7 8 1 0 0 1319 1540 85.65 30
BENTLEIGH 16 6 9 1 0 0 1448 1452 99.72 26
ST MARY’S SAL 16 6 10 0 0 0 1186 1367 86.76 24
ELTHAM 16 5 11 0 0 0 1362 1369 99.49 20
PRAHRAN 16 5 11 0 0 0 1072 1321 81.15 20
DIVISION 2 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
BENTLEIGH 16 14 2 0 0 0 1743 884 197.17 56
BANYULE 16 14 2 0 0 0 1708 907 188.31 56
OLD PARADIANS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1485 715 207.69 52
OLD WESTBOURNE 16 9 7 0 0 0 1204 924 130.3 36
THERRY PENOLA 16 9 7 0 0 0 1176 1086 108.29 36
PRAHRAN 16 7 9 0 0 0 1016 1240 81.94 28
EMMAUS ST LEOS 16 4 12 0 0 0 959 1467 65.37 16
ST MARY’S SAL 16 4 12 0 0 0 930 1511 61.55 16
ELTHAM 16 3 13 0 0 0 863 1511 57.11 12
GLEN EIRA 16 3 13 0 0 0 676 1515 44.62 12
DIVISION 3 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
ST JOHNS 17 14 3 0 0 0 1844 1155 159.65 56
LA TROBE UNI 17 14 3 0 0 0 1659 1056 157.1 56
POWER HOUSE 17 10 7 0 0 0 1246 1136 109.68 40
ELSTERNWICK 17 10 7 0 0 0 1634 1529 106.87 40
IVANHOE 17 10 7 0 0 0 1386 1423 97.4 40
YARRA VALLEY 17 9 8 0 0 0 1624 1320 123.03 36
ALBERT PARK 17 9 8 0 0 0 1577 1425 110.67 36
UHS-VU 17 9 8 0 0 0 1577 1545 102.07 36
HAWTHORN 17 8 9 0 0 0 1600 1550 103.23 32
WEST BRUNSWICK 17 7 10 0 0 0 1130 1478 76.45 28
KEW 17 1 16 0 0 0 1098 1796 61.14 4
ST FRANCIS XAV 17 1 16 0 0 0 1039 2001 51.92 4
DIVISION 3 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
YARRA VALLEY 17 15 1 1 0 0 1962 752 260.9 62
UHS-VU 17 14 2 1 0 0 1690 833 202.88 58
LA TROBE UNI 17 14 3 0 0 0 1366 779 175.35 56
POWER HOUSE 17 10 7 0 0 0 1238 970 127.63 40
WEST BRUNSWICK 17 10 7 0 0 0 1243 1055 117.82 40
HAWTHORN 17 8 9 0 0 0 1327 1230 107.89 32
IVANHOE 17 8 9 0 0 0 1123 1247 90.06 32
KEW 17 7 10 0 0 0 1173 1376 85.25 28
ST JOHNS 17 6 11 0 0 0 1214 1525 79.61 24
ELSTERNWICK 17 4 13 0 0 0 926 1723 53.74 16
ALBERT PARK 17 3 14 0 0 0 992 1741 56.98 12
ST FRANCIS XAV 17 2 15 0 0 0 727 1828 39.77 8
DIVISION 4 P W L D B FF F A % Pts
MONASH GRYPHONS 17 14 1 0 2 0 2006 938 213.86 64
MT LILYDALE 17 14 1 0 2 0 1776 975 182.15 64
MANNINGHAM COBRAS 17 9 6 0 2 0 1570 1150 136.52 44
SOUTH MORNINGTON 17 9 6 0 2 0 1587 1273 124.67 44
ELEY PARK 17 8 7 0 2 0 1571 1266 124.09 40
SWINBURNE UNI 17 7 7 1 2 0 1393 1285 108.4 38
BOX HILL NORTH 17 7 8 0 2 0 1469 1588 92.51 36
RICHMOND CENT 17 5 10 0 2 0 1188 1356 87.61 28
NORTH BRUNSWICK 17 5 10 1 1 0 1371 1588 86.34 26
POINT COOK 17 4 11 0 2 0 1169 1880 62.18 24
CHADSTONE 17 0 15 0 2 0 492 2293 21.46 8
DIVISION 4 RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
MONASH GRYPHONS 17 14 1 0 2 0 1950 556 350.72 64
NORTH BRUNSWICK 17 14 2 0 1 0 1635 793 206.18 60
SOUTH MORNINGTON 17 11 4 0 2 0 1377 845 162.96 52
SWINBURNE UNI 17 10 5 0 2 0 1365 977 139.71 48
RICHMOND CENT 17 10 5 0 2 0 1328 1053 126.12 48
M’NINGHAM COBRAS 17 9 6 0 2 0 1287 899 143.16 44
MT LILYDALE 17 5 10 0 2 0 853 1272 67.06 28
ELEY PARK 17 5 10 0 2 0 861 1395 61.72 28
POINT COOK 17 3 12 0 2 0 795 1630 48.77 20
BOX HILL NORTH 16 2 13 0 1 0 849 1675 50.69 12
CHADSTONE 17 0 15 0 2 0 597 1861 32.08 8
U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts
DE LA SALLE 16 16 0 0 0 0 1788 645 277.21 64
OLD SCOTCH 16 12 3 1 0 0 1688 978 172.6 50
BEAUMARIS 16 11 5 0 0 0 1452 977 148.62 44
OLD XAVERIANS 16 10 5 1 0 0 1533 1078 142.21 42
UNI BLUES 16 8 6 2 0 0 1189 1353 87.88 36
OLD CAMBERWELL 16 7 9 0 0 0 1271 1403 90.59 28
ST BEDES/MT 16 5 11 0 0 0 1036 1336 77.54 20
OLD MELBURNIANS 16 4 12 0 0 0 1168 1488 78.49 16
UNI BLACKS 16 3 12 1 0 0 872 1590 54.84 14
MARCELLIN 16 1 14 1 0 0 734 1883 38.98 6
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WINNING EDGE
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP
CLUB SENIORS UNDER 19/18 RESERVES THIRDS/CLUB XVIII TOTAL
DE LA SALLE OC 52 48 26 13 139
CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 52 42 26 12 132
OLD XAVERIANS 52 31.5 26 14 123.5
WERRIBEE AFC 60 42 18 0 120
ST KEVINS OB 44 33 24 13 114
LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 56 27 28 0 111
COLLEGIANS 56 30 12 10 108
MAZENOD OC 34 39 25 9 107
ST BERNARDS 36 30 28 12 106
UNIVERSITY BLUES 40 27 26 11 104
OAKLEIGH AFC 36 45 18 3 102
THERRY PENOLA OB 32 39 18 11 100
MONASH BLUES 44 21 30 5 100
AJAX AFC 48 28.5 20 0 96.5
MONASH GRYPHONS 64 0 32 0 96
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PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % Pts
COLLEGIANS 16 14 2 0 0 0 1454 1019 142.69 56
OLD XAVERIANS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1524 824 184.95 52
DE LA SALLE 16 13 3 0 0 0 1528 1027 148.78 52
UNI BLUES 16 10 6 0 0 0 1652 1086 152.12 40
ST BEDES/MT 16 7 9 0 0 0 1174 1204 97.51 28
OLD SCOTCH 16 7 9 0 0 0 1291 1334 96.78 28
OLD MELBURNIANS 16 6 10 0 0 0 1200 1428 84.03 24
OLD TRINITY 16 5 10 1 0 0 1098 1573 69.8 22
OLD BRIGHTON 16 3 12 1 0 0 1111 1453 76.46 14
MARCELLIN 16 1 15 0 0 0 821 1905 43.1 4
PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
DE LA SALLE 16 13 3 0 0 0 1692 811 208.63 52
UNI BLUES 16 13 3 0 0 0 1480 752 196.81 52
OLD MELBURNIANS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1539 803 191.66 52
OLD XAVERIANS 16 13 3 0 0 0 1560 833 187.27 52
ST BEDES/MT 16 7 8 1 0 0 1194 1251 95.44 30
OLD SCOTCH 16 6 9 1 0 0 1173 1297 90.44 26
COLLEGIANS 16 6 10 0 0 0 926 1099 84.26 24
OLD BRIGHTON 16 4 12 0 0 0 964 1412 68.27 16
OLD TRINITY 16 2 13 1 0 0 762 1639 46.49 10
MARCELLIN 16 1 14 1 0 0 650 2043 31.82 6
PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts
DE LA SALLE 16 13 2 0 0 1 1737 685 253.58 56
OLD XAVERIANS 16 12 2 0 0 2 1726 699 246.92 56
OLD MELBURNIANS 16 10 4 0 0 2 1404 905 155.14 48
UNI BLUES 16 8 5 0 0 3 1661 977 170.01 44
COLLEGIANS 16 10 6 0 0 0 1373 1071 128.2 40
OLD SCOTCH 16 5 10 0 0 1 1010 1366 73.94 24
OLD TRINITY 16 4 11 0 0 1 1014 1437 70.56 20
ST BEDES/MT 16 3 12 0 0 1 909 1578 57.6 16
MARCELLIN 16 3 12 0 0 1 909 1700 53.47 16
OLD BRIGHTON 16 0 16 0 0 0 688 2013 34.18 0
PREMIER B P W L D B FF F A % Pts
OLD CAREY 16 12 4 0 0 0 1719 1074 160.06 48
ST KEVINS 16 11 5 0 0 0 1549 1217 127.28 44
OLD HAILEYBURY 16 10 6 0 0 0 1552 1287 120.59 40
OLD IVANHOE 16 10 6 0 0 0 1441 1242 116.02 40
UNI BLACKS 16 10 6 0 0 0 1375 1213 113.36 40
ST BERNARDS 16 9 7 0 0 0 1486 1478 100.54 36
OAKLEIGH 16 9 7 0 0 0 1462 1503 97.27 36
HAMPTON ROVERS 16 6 10 0 0 0 1514 1586 95.46 24
OLD ESSENDON 16 2 14 0 0 0 1201 1717 69.95 8
MHSOB 16 1 15 0 0 0 1002 2014 49.75 4
PREMIER B RES P W L D B FF F A % Pts
UNI BLACKS 16 15 1 0 0 0 1701 487 349.28 60
ST BERNARDS 16 14 2 0 0 0 1655 717 230.82 56
ST KEVINS 16 12 4 0 0 0 1550 804 192.79 48
OAKLEIGH 16 9 7 0 0 0 1102 1201 91.76 36
OLD ESSENDON 16 8 8 0 0 0 920 1294 71.1 32
OLD IVANHOE 16 6 10 0 0 0 1072 1163 92.18 24
HAMPTON ROVERS 16 6 10 0 0 0 1053 1326 79.41 24
OLD CAREY 16 6 10 0 0 0 1083 1366 79.28 24
OLD HAILEYBURY 16 2 14 0 0 0 757 1584 47.79 8
MHSOB 16 2 14 0 0 0 817 1768 46.21 8
PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % Pts
BANYULE 16 11 3 0 1 1 1848 708 261.02 52
UNI BLACKS 16 10 3 0 0 3 1701 769 221.2 52
ST BERNARDS 16 11 3 0 1 1 1696 770 220.26 52
ST KEVINS 16 11 3 0 0 2 1617 769 210.27 52
OLD IVANHOE 16 8 7 0 0 1 1220 1250 97.6 36
WHITEFRIARS 16 7 7 0 1 1 1016 1123 90.47 36
BENTLEIGH 15 3 12 0 0 0 785 1555 50.48 12
NOBS/ST PATS 15 2 12 0 0 1 693 1397 49.61 12
OAKLEIGH 16 3 13 0 0 0 580 1780 32.58 12
BULLEEN TEMP 13 0 13 0 0 0 530 1727 30.69 0
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