Round 2 - Victorian Amateur Football Association

PREMIER: Market nervous over Cards and Lions2Michael FitzgeraldWith one week gone, we know little more thanwe did a week ago. Yes, Collegians did fire ahuge shot, but a Xaverians’ loss on Opening Dayis just as common as a September success. Onthe flip side, Old Scotch had a meritoriousvictory, but they regularly win their opening tilt,and perhaps drawing Uni Blues first-up was abonus. Well, so goes the conventional wisdom,but there may be a little more to theseimpressive wins.De La Salle President Martin Kelliher, Prince ofPessimists, was telling anyone who would listenlast week that his team was akin to that takenaway each week in wheelie bins by councilsanitation workers. Marty is the sort of blokewho doesn’t believe in keeping a lid on it whenyou can use a steel manhole cover instead. Still,as the rain (yes, rain) poured on the new lushWaverley Park to ring in the season, De La didindeed look a ghost of its 2009 self. OldMelburnians looked bouncy and betterprepared and quite capable of running awaywith it. However, if they’d watched the tapes,they would have realised that the Blue andGolds are true stayers of great pedigree. Thethird quarter saw them swan past the Men ofHarlech and in the last, they kept running tosecure a strong victory.North of the Eastern, Trinity accounted for theirneighbours Marcellin quite easily, but only afterthey had temporarily surrendered the lead. Themen in green held sway narrowly for most of theafternoon but took their time in sealing thedeal. First gamer Callum Pohl was lively, whilethe timeless Andrew Ramsden was both abeacon and a magnet up front for the Ts. TheBortolottos were in the best for the Eagles, aswas Jarrod Carlson, while his younger brotherTrent suffered a serious spleen injury in amarking contest. It was a must-win game forboth clubs, or so the pundits said, and not onlyfor the honour of holding up the Boags BulleenCup.Last time St Bede’s Mentone Tigers went toBrighton, they lowered their colours. They didbetter this time, despite a tremendous fight fromthe Tonners, who hung in hard each time thevisitors threatened to put them away. Converteddefenders Josh Dickerson and Nick Marstonkept the scoreboard ticking over for theCarmine Hose but Luke Terrell and Pat Keandid the same at the other end to keep thevisitors ahead. The brothers Tyquin, James andPatrick, were instrumental in getting the Tigershome in a tight one.A glance at Collegians contributors in their winat the Trott reveals a familiar cast of characters.In fact their depth ran much deeper than thosenamed, James Jorgensen proved a stumblingblock for the Red ‘n’ Blacks as he has been onmany previous occasions while wingster JackBull impressed the large crowd on debut withhis silky skills. Chris Smith slipped five throughthe sticks for the Xavs but the Lions defenceotherwise shut down a potent attack and thehome team grabbed the points going away.Old Scotch dominated early against Uni Bluesbut it was the Varsity who looked winners aslemon time drew near. There was no lack ofconfidence at the huddle with both teams sensinga win. It was Blues, however, who emerged tosnatch a two goal lead and had the seasonedTODAYSelections in BoldOLD XAVERIANS v OLD TRINITYOLD MELBURNIANS v COLLEGIANSST BEDES/MENTONE TIGERS v UNI BLUESOLD SCOTCH v DE LA SALLEMARCELLIN v OLD BRIGHTONTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010wondering if the spirits of Scotch seasons’ pasthad returned. Not so. The Cardinals shook offtheir short-lived malaise and finally grabbed thegame by the throat. Their new players stood upwhen it counted – Rob Ferraro, Rowan Nayna,Lachie Hill – and while the home team keptgoing, the Red Men did it better, sending a sternwarning to the rest of the competition that thingshave changed at Camberwell.Round 2 encounters should tell us more, butdon’t expect too much sieving for anothermonth yet. Marcellin beat Old Brighton atBulleen last year and would welcome a repeatperformance. They need it. Old MelburniansPREMIERST BEDES/M TIGERS 6.3 11.4 13.6 15.11 (101)OLD BRIGHTON 4.3 10.4 12.8 13.10 (88)GOALS: SBMT: L. Terrell 4 P. Kean 3 P. Wintle 3 S. Richards 2 P. Groves B.Collins L. Barnhoorn OLD BRIGHTON: J. Dickerson 5 N. Marston 3 M. Bruin3 B. Rawlinson L. HendraBEST: SBMT: P. Tyquin L. Collins L. Wintle P. Kean L. Terrell J. Tyquin OLDBRIGHTON: A. Edge S. Olliver M. Dewar J. Dickerson M. Bruin J. PerrettCOLLEGIANS 5.2 6.5 9.9 16.13 (109)OLD XAVERIANS 2.4 5.6 10.7 12.9 (81)GOALS: COLLEGIANS: J. Jorgensen 4 J. Bull 2 C. Blumfield 2 S. Taft 2 J.Kondarovswkis 2 J. Dixon 2 C. Unsworth S. Troon OLD XAVERIANS: C.Smith 5 M. Handley 2 J. Mercuri 2 J. Agius E. Prowse D. Lynch 1BEST: COLLEGIANS: J. Jorgensen D. Strachan N. Ries J. Harvey C. Holst J.Fry OLD XAVERIANS: C. Smith C. Purss M. Darvell D. Noonan D. Ryan E.ProwseDE LA SALLE 1.3 3.7 9.1 13.12 (90)OLD MELBURNIANS 2.3 5.3 7.9 9.10 (64)GOALS: DLS: S. Muller 3 J. Phillips 3 S. Pickett 2 J. Oakley S. Williams D.Lowe B. Corin N. Roberts OLD MELB: M. Davis 3 J. Beaumont 2 M. KennonW. Harvey J. Beaumont W. Panton 1BEST: DLS: S. Pickett J. Moloney N. Stewart N. Roberts S. Williams A.Shields OLD MELB: W. Harvey A. Prowse C. Beck J. Ray B. McKie M. DavisOLD SCOTCH 4.6 7.10 9.1 15.13 (103)UNI BLUES 3.1 5.6 10.10 13.13 (91)GOALS: OLD SCOTCH: M. Abney-Hastings 2 A. Pike 2 P. Ellis 2 A. Walsh 2M. Passador 2 A. Houlihan R. Ferraro W. Strange R. Nayna H. Perry 1 UNIBLUES: S. Chadwick 4 D. Heinz 2 T. Hunt 2 Q. Gleeson 2 A. Lowcock D.Gregory P. Hayes 1 BEST: OLD SCOTCH: R. Ferraro J. Bowden L. Hill A.Pike L. Brennan M. Tyler UNI BLUES: J. Meagher D. Nicholson J. Brooke M.McLeod S. Chadwick J. WattsOLD TRINITY 2.2 6.5 7.7 13.12 (90)MARCELLIN 3.3 4.5 6.7 8.9 (57)GOALS: OLD TRINITY: A. Ramsden 4 T. Chivers 3 C. Pohl 2 T. Eckersley R.Humann J. Walsh H. Tinney 1 MARC: J. Bortolotto 3 D. Fraser 2 J. CarlsonT. Jones M. Solomon 1BEST: OLD TRINITY: K. Butler T. Chivers T. Howell H. Tinney C. Pohl A.Ramsden MARC: M. Holmes J. Carlson J. Symes J. Blanch M. Bortolotto J.BortolottoLAST ROUNDare back at the Junction but Collegians, cock-ahoopand with more players pushing forselection, will cross the road and probably goclose to taking the points. Old Scotch entertainDe La Salle and the result of this will frame theearly-season market. The Cards had the woodon De La at Camberwell until last year. This willbe close. Old Xaverians unfurl their eleventhPremier pennant, which Trinity hopes will beaccompanied by another Xav tradition – “raisethe flag, then lower the colours”. I don’t think so.Uni Blues travel to Mentone, hoping that lastyear’s first-semi has been forgotten. Am I alonein thinking it hasn’t?PREMIER RESERVEST BEDES/M TIGERS 1.3 5.9 8.13 14.15 (99)OLD BRIGHTON 2.4 3.4 7.5 8.7 (55)GOALS: ST B/MT: R. Power 4 N. Corda 3 A. Scafidi 2 B. Hampton D. ZagamiA. McMahon D. Waters M. Barnhoorn 1 OLD BRIGHTON: A. Vandendungen2 L. Nash 2 B. Trivett 2 D. Jennings A. Ogilvie 1BEST: STB/MT: D. Waters M. Barnhoorn K. Bliesner A. Kane D. Zagami N.Corda OLD BRIGHTON: K. Sheehan L. Nash J. North S. Cramey D. JenningsA. JacksonOLD XAVERIANS 2.2 6.2 11.4 16.6 (102)COLLEGIANS 1.0 4.2 6.2 7.2 (44)GOALS: OLD XAVERIANS: D. Rush 7 T. O'Meara 2 M. Green 2 T. Agius 2 J.Stean J. Pasceri S. Lees 1 COLLEGIANS: M. Lynch 2 E. Bird 2 J. Martyn M.Williams R. Hosking 1BEST: OLD XAVERIANS: J. Stean D. Rush J. Davies S. Lees L. Ginnivan N.Dimattina COLLEGIANS: R. Hosking S. Woolley L. Casey J. Band-ConrickN. Lockett T. PenberthyOLD MELBURNIANS 2.3 5.5 7.7 9.10 (64)DE LA SALLE 0.5 0.7 2.10 4.13 (37)GOALS: OLD MELB: W. Kiel 3 T. Oman 2 A. Ferguson A. Armstrong N. NixonT. Beaumont 1 DLS: J. Nicolopoulos S. Dillon P. Harrison M. Brown 1BEST: OLD MELB: E. Mitchell S. Dunell T. Horne A. Lapin C. Wilmoth A.Armstrong DE LA SALLE: L. Bull M. Brown B. Oakley T. Kovess M. NankervisJ. NicolopoulosUNI BLUES 4.3 8.6 11.9 15.14 (104)OLD SCOTCH 3.3 3.6 4.8 5.12 (42)GOALS: UNI BLUES: B. Merriman 4 T. Stainforth 3 J. Townley 2 L. Quin T.Girdwood S. Gilbertson J. Heinz B. Laidlaw A. Lyon 1 OLD SCOTCH: O.Baxter 2 C. O'Shannessy L. McDonough T. Mead 1BEST: UNI BLUES: J. Van De Pol T. Foott H. McDonald B. Merriman T.Maddocks A. Lyon OLD SCOTCH: S. Angus L. Armstrong L. Cohen A. LimN. Allen O. BaxterOLD TRINITY 3.1 4.2 7.2 9.4 (58)MARCELLIN 2.0 5.1 7.2 8.2 (50)GOALS: OLD TRIN: R. Troon M. Weissenfeld T. Delphine R. Mason C.Pawsey A. Greene M. Hale A. Hore-Lacy J. Wilson 1 MARC: M. Abrahams3 S. Crapper X. Kitch J. Gasparini D. Gartner A. Viney 1BEST: OLD TRIN: B. Robertson T. Delphine J. Aitken R. Mason J. Gale A. GreeneMARC: M. Abrahams M. Bridges B. Colville M. Ryan X. Kitch A. LaytonTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 3

PREMIER C: All even, all up for grabsDi LangtonI might wear a skirt, but there’ll be none ‘a that -Maximus Decimus MeridiusWhile everything might look a littledifferent in Premier C (even the AmateurFootballer you’re holding) what’s reallychanged? The commitment, rivalry, passion,pain and glory are just the same. No moresleeps, the footy’s back! Let’s have analphabetical look at the contenders.AJAX - Last year: 6th.Coach: Bernie SheehyThe Jackas suffered a massive blow whencaptain Jason Ritterman (2008 C Grademedallist) suffered a broken leg at training,likely 10-12 weeks. Luke Jankie returns fromoverseas but is also nursing medial ligamentdamage while Adam Laitt has had aninterrupted pre-season after a surfing accident.On the flip side, a number of players returnfrom injury and various commitments, plus inthis non-Maccabi Games year there’ll be noexodus of players.BEAUMARIS - Last year: 4thCoach: Jason MifsudI’m hoping for a few tidbits from the stats vanthis year. Lots of usual movement and benefitto the Sharks from Sandringham (viz ThomasDean), as well as Quirk (Tas) and Edmonds(Old Brighton). Mifsud has a deep young listcoming through and will expect to figurelargely in September.CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS - Last year: 3rd.Coach: Steven LawrenceGutted with their straight sets failure afterfinishing minor premiers (yes, understatement)Caulfield has flexed its significant might in afresh bid to catapult back up the sections. Nonotable departures, major recruits includeJustin Perkins (Port Adelaide Magpies), BrettSinclair (Old Brighton) and Dean Scheetz (OldScotch), while Nick Fallu returns to the foldfrom the Northern Bullants. Ben Hyland andGavin Winter are back from overseas.FITZROY - Last year: 2nd (Div 1)Coach: Simon TaylorTaylor’s Roys gathered huge momentum in2009 but maintaining it will be tricky givensignificant losses at BSO over the summer,including the injured Biggs (op) andKelleher (hip) while retirement will see offexperienced campaigners Sneddon, Daffand James Taylor. Distant shores beckon forClarke and Cahill and the departure ofMeighen and Hughson will be sorely felt,but a talented crop coming throughincludes 2009 debutantes Polidoras,Dimond and Best First Year player, RossBorland, who together with B&F winnerDullard will give opposition defenders aserious headache.MAZENOD - Last year: 5th.Coach: Dave MurrayMajor loss for the Nodders over the breakwas Michael Johnson (Casey Scorpions), butthe ledger balanced with VFL pickup ReesThomas (Port Melbourne), joined by someTODAYSelections in BoldCAULFIELD GRAM v OLD CAMBERWELLOLD GEELONG v FITZROYPARKDALE VULTURES v RUPERTSWOODAJAX v ORMONDBEAUMARIS v MAZENODEFL talent in brothers Lachlan and TravisAllen (Scoresby) and Jake Beard returnsfrom Mulgrave. Matthews has settled inbeautifully and is looking to recapture theheady days of a decade past with adeveloping list, some impressive fire powerand of course, that outrageous homeground advantage.OLD CAMBERWELL - Last year: 10th (B).Coach: Tim KillworthA doubly disappointing relegation in their50th anniversary year, but new clubroomsand appointments herald the 2010 seasonincluding widely experienced coach, Tim‘Killer’ Killworth and captain WarrenCarlyle who made an impressive 2009 debutfollowing a career in the VFL & WAFL. TheWellsmen bid farewell to Chubbs Hendrie(EFL) as well as their retiring ex-AFL players.The critical glue to bond this new-look sidewill be the 8 or more senior playersremaining from their 2007 premiership.OLD GEELONG - Last year: 8th.Coach: Nick MitchellStayed two games clear of relegation butrequire a better effort to consolidate.Omissions include 2009 Most Consistent,Charlie Fairbairn, (work commitments) andretiring former B&F winner, MattGolsdworthy. However a few familiar nameshave popped up at the Oggery, hotbed offather/son combos. Look for Jack O’Shea(son of Nigel); Sandy Nevile (Richard);Charlie Swan (Peter); and AngusCarmichael (Iain, who played a season in1976 when the property market was a littleslower). Notable SFL recruits include Lloyd(South Yarra) and McEvoy (Caulfield Bears).ORMOND - Last year: 9th (B).Coach: Michael OatenWith the assistance of new conditioningcoach, Ryan Eastgate new coach Oatendevised an intense pre-season fitness regime;an area the Monders hope to significantlyimprove. Make-over magic at Gunn Reservetoo, where a total resurfacing should helpfacilitate future shellackings. Meanwhile theBrown and Blue bunk in with CaulfieldGrammar at Glenhuntly oval. Did GeoffReilly broker that deal?PARKDALE - Last year: 7th.Coach: Dave MatthewsMatthew Boland, winner of the club 2009B&F and goalkicking awards has left theVultures for Sandringham, while AFLdrafteeRohan Kerr (whose earlydevelopment was given a nudge by outgoingSpider Kennedy), has a new home atCarlton. Dave Matthews is the newlyappointed coach of the Vultures and we waitto see what gems he too may uncover. ThankGod for the Sullivans.RUPERTSWOOD - Last year: Premiers (Div 1).Coach: Gavin KerrThe young Rupo running machine hasfaltered slightly over the summer with anumber of exits to the Ballarat and Riddellleagues, as well as impressive youngsterDylan Murphy to the Calder Cannonsfollowing a stellar 2009. But the fresh air inSunbury seems to churn out a never-endingstream of footballing doppelganger. Watch‘em pop up.Please email match summaries todilangton@bigpond.com by Sunday evening.6THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 7

DIVISION 1: ALL IN THE STALLS AND SET TO TRAVELRees QuilfordSeason 2010 rolls around and for the firsttime in recent memory it actually feels likeit’s time for footy. The grounds are lookinglush and have a bit of give. With its spiffynew title, Division 1 is more appealingthan ever. In many ways the week leadingup to Round 1 is the best time of year.With the memories of pre-season sweat,sunburn and spew firmly repressed, all thatremains is excitement and anticipation.For all ten clubs the slate is clean andanything is possible. Come 2pm Saturdayafternoon, the autumn sun will shine onthat cherry red Sherrin. Once the sirensounds the reality of the season proper willburst through with the brutality of a ByronPickett shirtfront.The off season has been a busy one for ourten combatants so here is a rundown onwhere the clubs stand at the cusp of theseason:Aquinas Old Collegians: Looking to improveon a disappointing 2009 season where theynarrowly avoided relegation. Senior coachBrett Davidson says the pre-season has beentremendous. They have definitely beenaggressive in the recruitment sakes, adding anumber of seasoned players including AndyCultrera and Scott Krakouer from OldTrinity as well as goal-kicker Marcus Tooveyfrom Old Ivanhoe. These players are sure toprovide greater support to the “outstandingyoung talent” coming up from the juniorranks. According to Davidson the Bloods aimto be more consistent in 2010 in the hope ofsecuring a finals berth.Bulleen Templestowe: Back to Division 1after a brief sojourn up to C Section after aseason that yielded just three wins and adraw. The Bullants will be looking tocapitalise on the return to what has been asuccessful hunting ground in recent times.Incoming Senior Coach Harry Harisiouwill be aiming to steer the team back intothe form that delivered a D1 premiershipin 2008.Monash Blues: The ‘Ashes also come backto Division 1 after a disappointing 2009.The scholars from Claytona will be lookingto Senior Coach Tim Powell to quicklyreverse the clubs on-field fortunes. Powell,who coached the Club to a D1 flag in2003, returns to the fold after a workinduced sabbatical. The off-season signshave been promising. Despite the allure ofcheeky pots at the Nott, numbers havebeen strong throughout a torturous preseasonin which the Chapman brothers,Shane and Michael were standoutperformers.North Old Boys/St Patricks College: A 9and 9 win-loss ratio left NOBSP ostracizedfrom the 2009 finals campaign in fifthposition. This ‘so close I can taste it’ typeof voyeurism is sure to have been amotivator over the pre-season. Incomingsenior coach Richard Peoples will belooking to get the club back into the finalsTODAYSelections in BoldWHITEFRIARS v PENINSULAWERRIBEE v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWEAQUINAS v MONASH BLUESNTH OB/ST PATS v STH MELBOURNE DIST.OLD MENT’S v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSfray on the back of vigorous pre-seasonsfrom the likes of Matt Keown and DaveRenton. By all accounts Tasmanian importTodd Patterson is also ready to take themainland by storm.Old Mentonians: After playing finals footyin 2008 the Panthers also went 9 and 9 lastyear to end up as finals spectators in sixthspot. Returning Senior Coach AndrewHayes will be looking to translate thatmiddle of the road finish into a finalsberth in 2010.Peninsula Old Boys: The Pirates from MtEliza bring their marauding ways up toDivision 1 in 2010. The Pirates enjoyed astellar 2009 where they were the bestperformed D2 team throughout most ofthe year. Unfortunately they were unableto sustain their barnstorming run andfaltered at finish line going down by 27points to Williamstown in the D2 GrandFinal. Returning Senior Coach MarkGlenn and his charges don’t have to waittoo long for their chance for revenge withthe round three clash against the CYsshaping as a classic.South Melbourne Districts: The Bloodsdidn’t come on as they would have liked in2009. After seven wins in 2008, the 2009season yielded just five. Senior CoachGerard Jess remains at the helm and willbe looking to steer them back toward finalscontention. Like all Albert Park residentsthey have had to work around the GrandPrix but reports have Ash Nunn, JoeHocking and Jack Cronan smoking thetrack like a Lewis Hamilton burn-out.Werribee: The Tigers will be looking tobuild on a very successful 2009 season thatdelivered a preliminary final berth. Theoff-season has witnessed some majorstructural changes at a junior level that willallow smoother transition for players intothe senior ranks. The senior group remainslargely unchanged but is coming off a bigpre-season. Andrew "Rocca" Taylor hasimpressed on track with his off seasoncommitment to gain an extra yard. SeniorCoach Kirk Norton and the boys from thewest will be eying off promotion.Whitefriars Old Collegians: The Friarswill be looking to once again bookthemselves a place amongst the finalsaction. Returning Senior Coach GregFeutrill will be super keen to see his sideatone for a disappointing performance inthe 2009 first semi. Their pre-season formas been solid with a trip to Adelaide for theannual Friars Cup returning a convincingwin and five goals for John Daou.Williamstown CYMS: The CYs are aclub well and truly on the up. Senior andreserve premierships in successive yearshave delivered Willy to Division 1 with abullet. Club chairman Peter Welshrecently pointed to a “young and verytalented playing list that has developed a‘winning habit’ and which is hungry forfurther challenge”. Pre-season flyersinclude on-baller/forward Ben Gray,former University Blacks leading goalkicker Josh Vanderloo as well as CraigTaylor and James Wong. With its sightsfirmly set on promotion, Division 1rivals beware.8THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 9

DIVISION 2: OPEN SEASON OPENSJames CoyneThe 20-X VAFA season is here and we greetsome familiar faces in Div 2 football. Div 3Premiers, Bentleigh ascend with St Mary’sSalesian, but we also welcome Prahran andEmmaus St Leo’s down from Div 1. The ManCity of the north, Banyule, was busy over thesummer recruiting over 25 players to theirstrong list. Despite the bears losing players toNorth Brunswick they are one of the strongestif not the strongest this season. Bentleigh’s oneyear coaching hoodoo was broken over the offseasonwith premiership coach Lex Munrostaying on as senior coach for 2010. The Dees,despite losing Theodore Aiken to the slopes ofCanada, have gained club legend Scotty Sice.Old Paradians showed plenty in their recentpractice matches and are another side boastinglarge numbers. There is much talk about thesecond coming of the great one David Boundy.Hopefully the centre of the ground is givenback to Plenty Road soon.Eltham’s confidence will be high after a solidpreseason. Their new coach, Kevin Brinkley,appears to have worked them hard over thebreak, but as we all know, preseason formcounts for nothing. We be a big ask to crackthe top four but anything is possible with theseTurtles. Emmaus St Leos ultimately paid theprice for winning just three games in 2009. Butthe Animals will certainly be more at home inDiv 2. I don’t expect them to drop downanother section. With the drop between thetwo divvies being what it is, don’t be surprisedif they get themselves up for a big year If theymanage to keep their list. Therry Penola wouldhave started the season with sharingfavouritism with the bears. The loss of CoreyBannister will hurt, and they will desperatelyneed someone to step up to replace him orthey will face an unfulfilled year. Expect sparksespecially against Bentleigh and OP. Their 12wins was a great effort last season and they willhope for glory in 2010.Werribee’s noisy neighbours, Old Westbourneare primed for a big year. Injuries and a poorstart to the year really hurt the Warriors and afinal four position is the target. Westbournebarring injuries, will make the finals. Theirhome ground advantage is a hard place totravel to, physically and on the pocket. Upthere with the best canteen too! (Hot JamDonuts, inspired!) St Mary Salesian Saints willbe looking to redemption following thedisappointment of last year. With FerndalePark getting a makeover, the Saints will have anew environment to attack 2010. Best andFairest Marc Hill and Co, must continue their’09 form if they are any chance to claim a latefinal spot.Prahran only managed to win five games in’09, and will obviously like to improve on thatrecord this season. Former premiership player,Serge D’Angelo, has been appointed as seniorcoach of the Two Blues. Daniel Falcone,Damien Stewart and Adam Sleigh will be thebarometers this season and if fit Prahran cango either way this season. While they had adisappointing season in D1; a completeturnaround is not out of the question. GlenEira has lost Ryan Clark for the season, whileretirements have claimed players, the pleasingthing for the boys from Packer Park are theTODAYSelections in BoldGLEN EIRA v OLD WESTBOURNEBENTLEIGH v PRAHRANELTHAM v OLD PARADIANSEMMAUS ST LEOS v ST MARY'S SALESIANBANYULE v THERRY PENOLAnumbers they have managed to recruit. Thepotential is there but only as the season goeson will we know whether the Saints are ‘fairdinkum’ or not. Like all things, time will tell.Expect the unexpected come round one assides look to settle on line-ups to kick off 2010.I think this season’s division will be hotlycontest one filled with plenty of upsets. TheWarriors will win to open their account overthe Saints by 26 points. Bentleigh will hope beclose to full strength for their round one clashand will take the honours over the mysterymen from Prahran; Bentleigh by 18 points.The Turtles will emerge from the underpassand knock off the Raiders. Turtles will use theenormous ground to their liking and sneakhome by eight points. The match up ofEmmaus St Leos and St Mary’s will providemore questions than answers as the relegatedand promoted clash. Honestly can’t pick awinner so ill choose the home team by 15points. This leaves us with match of the day!Banyule play host to Therry Penola and whileI feel the return bout will be far moreinteresting and entertaining, the Bears will winby 40 points, as TP looks to fill a void.Lastly I have really tried to avoid writing teamsoff before the season starts, as this does nogood to anyone. Good luck to all teams thisweek/year as I look to be proved (hopefully)right and wrong many times over this season.Could all club managers/supporters feel freeto send any information on games tojcoyne_1@hotmail.com.10THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 11

DIVISION 3: ‘HOUSE A POWER BUT WATCH FOR OTHERS12Jonathan HibbertIt seems a severe case of foot-in-mouth disease forthe Division 3 review panel. I take no responsibilityfor the content last week. It was a private memosent out by my media advisor. It will placate allreaders to know she has been promptly fired. Thissaid, it might be a good idea to take my tips with agrain of salt until about Round 6, when a patternmight emerge.In a contest of will and cohesiveness, the Combinetrumped the fancied Yarra Valley by ten points atDomeney. The game was characterised by goodsportsmanship and intense passages of play. TheVultures blooded ten players including excitinghalf-back Pat St John, while captain LucasGorringe’s efforts on the ball saw his men lead by26 points at three-quarter time. With Amosperforming consistently in the ruck, and GregCoutts inspiring the Bushrangers, Yarra Valleyrallied in the final term, booting 4.7, but theVultures absconded with the points and a healthyattitude for round two, while Yarra start theirrenaissance with a very young list.Meanwhile, at the home of football, ElsternwickPark, guns were blazing in a duel between keyforwards. The Wickers’ Justin Hunter bagged eightand St John’s Chris Peake nine. St John’s tossedmany young players into the cauldron that is seniorfootball and they proved their worth. After pushingto a six-goal lead at half time and forging to a final53 point margin, the JOCs were never threatened,with Hanger racking up possessions and Arnoldcontributing a handy three goals.On the road at Ivanhoe Park has never been abreeze. Every man and his dog had written offAlbert Park. In a stunning upset, and coming frombehind at three quarter time, the Falcons led by aninspirational Nathan Dallas scraped home by 9points. This was impressive given Albert Park havenot trained on their own ground in over a month,and have been generously assisted by Power Houseand Elwood in this matter. Captain StuartMaunder, playing on the ball, was flying with threegoals. It will comfort Ivanhoe to have Angelo Paceback. After a year in the wilderness, the chosen onehath returned, and was near unstoppable with eightgoals; and with 15 new players in the senior side,he’ll have a team to work with.The Magpies were well and truly mauled, by thebetter drilled and higher-flying Hawks. It seemsMurray’s boys made it back from Swan Hill withno problems, with an emphatic victory, ten newplayers, and a long list of goal kickers with Booth,Kilgower and Tremowen all scoring. Having onlykicked two goals at the final break, and with adepleted list thanks to transfers, there really weren’ttoo many obvious positives for West Brunswick,except Robert Henham trying in vain to urge onthe black and white.La Trobe thrashed Kew. A76 point win on the roadmust be encouraging for the Students, who arelooking to cement a good spot under DeanSheldrick. At Victoria Park, the game seemed tightuntil half time, but a flurry of Uni goals in the thirdbeat the Bears into submission. Stuart Pattenmarshalled his team with nine goals whileMatheson and Ross fought all day to pull a tiringKew back.The biggest news was the Power House demolitionof St Francis Xavier at e Lakeside. Martin Pike’s lowkey and disciplined pre-season paid dividends, as aTODAYSelections in BoldST JOHNS v HAWTHORNUHS-VU v IVANHOEWEST BRUNSWICK v POWER HOUSELA TROBE UNI v ELSTERNWICKST FRANCIS XAVIER v YARRA VALLEYALBERT PARK v KEWSportscover Arena (Fri Night 7.00pm /Reserves at 5.00pm)THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010dominant ‘House walked all over an X-Men side.Paul Edwards should be dropped for kicking sixpoints. He could’ve kicked 18 goals and re-writtenhis own club record, and how he tried after halftime, with five straight goals. St Francis came hardin the third quarter, dropping numbers behind theball. Yet this left no-one to kick to in the forwardhalf, and the ‘House storming home by 102 points.Tips for Round 2:Crowds will flock to Elsternwick Park on Fridaynight, abandoning Etihad to see Albert Park thumpKew under lights. Next to the Zoo, UHS-VU willDIVISION 3ST JOHNS 5.4 11.8 14.13 23.15 (153)ELSTERNWICK 3.1 6.1 11.2 16.4 (100)GOALS: ST JOHNS: C. Peake 9 K. Arnold 3 P. Ward 3 C. Cachia 3 R. Scott 2 B.Graham B. Pickering G. Costas 1 ELST: J. Hunter 8 D. Smith 3 N. Hodskiss 2G. Cameron B. Mason G. Culshaw 1 BEST: ST JOHNS: C. Peake M. Hanger R.Dyker D. O'Connor C. Christiansen M. Clark ELST: L. BedingfieldALBERT PARK 0.2 3.5 9.10 15.15 (105)IVANHOE 2.3 8.4 12.4 15.6 (96)GOALS: A PK: T. King 3 N. Dallas 3 S. Maunder 3 A. Snowden 2 M. Merritt T.Tiller M. Hagen B. Paull 1 IVANHOE: A. Pace 8 J. Collins 2 C. Traeger 2 J.Holland 2 B. Plowman 1 BEST: A PK: S. Maunder T. King N. Dallas IVANHOE:R. Cotter J. Collins J. Holland A. Pace T. WilliamsonUHS-VU 3.4 8.6 12.9 14.12 (96)YARRA VALLEY 3.1 5.4 7 12.14 (86)GOALS: UHS-VU: L. Gorringe 3 S. Teunissen 3 R. Watts 2 L. Habel 2 J. FordA. Johnson D. Lacy R. Thorp 1 YV: R. Pollard 3 R. Yeo 2 D. Pagan S. SavageR. Little M. Jones S. Gillin B. Trend D. Banks 1 BEST: UHS-VU: P. St. JohnL. Gorringe D. Higgs T. Godsell D. Lacy A. Leach YV: G. Coutts R. Pollard J.Amos R. Yeo D. Pagan S. GillinPOWER HOUSE 7.2 13.6 18.8 23.16 (154)ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1.0 4.5 4.13 6.16 (52)GOALS: PH: P. Edwards 12 C. Phillips 2 J. Fiorini 2 M. Spiliotalopoulos 2 S.Beardall 2 F. Macak J. Whelan A. Kuhanez 1 ST FX : S. Kunziak 2 D.Dimakopoulos C. Durst N. Howard J. Mathers 1 BEST: PH: P. Edwards W.Elliott B. Leske M. Lynch S. Beardall D. Burnside ST FX: S. Burns J. Mathers J.Lenders S. Mathers D. Dimakopoulos C. HughesHAWTHORN 4.2 9.6 11.8 14.10 (94)WEST BRUNSWICK 0.3 2.4 2.5 5.8 (38)GOALS: HAW: D. Lauletta 3 R. Booth 2 D. Quamil 2 D. Pritchard 2 S. Kilgower D.Tremowen L. Clancey D. Coghill D. Beever 1 WB: D. Thrift 2 B. Brown S. HibberdJ. Haysey 1 BEST: HAW: N. Hayes R. Booth T. Castles N. Raiti S. Kilgower D.Tremowen WB: R. Henham A. Gibson W. Baker L. Martin J. Melican J. BarclayLA TROBE UNI 2.5 7.12 13.14 19.18 (132)KEW 4.3 5.3 5.7 8.8 (56)GOALS: LA TU: S. Patten 9 A. Ross 2 L. McCormack D. Harry D. McMasterX. Shiels B. Van Ooi G. Ganino T. Harding K. Jeffrey 1 KEW: M. Matheson 2A. Youssef 2 B. Cullen 2 T. Bagnall M. Ross 1 BEST: LA TU: S. Patten D. HarryG. Ganino P. McCormack B. Van Ooi D. Sheldrick KEW: J. O'Dowd P. DonaldsonM. Ross J. Fultheim M. Matheson A. RobertsLAST ROUNDhold the Hoes by the throat in a low scoring affair,Out at La Trobe, Elsternwick will struggle torecover, while the Students continue their rampage,Royal Melbourne Hospital is nearby to WestBrunswick in the event that heads there headsliterally roll after Power House inflicts pike-likepain. Yarra will win down at Beaconsfield, and StJohn’s will claw their way home against Hawthorn.Corrections from last week: Apologies to LeighCole, the real coach at Ivanhoe, and Rick Watts,who is a Playing Coach, not Captain-Coach.Please send all tips, rumours, reports, innuendo,criticism and banter to j.d.hibbert@gmail.comDIVISION 3 RESERVEELSTERNWICK 7.4 9.9 15.1 23.16 (154)ST JOHNS 0.0 1.3 5.6 7.6 (48)GOALS: ELST: D. Byrne 5 S. Mahony 4 M. Thiele 3 M. Spence 2 E. Alter 2 D.Feiber 2 M. Doyle 2 J. Reimers D. Bedingfield J. Ramirez 1 ST JOHNS: M.Vanhouten 3 M. Courmadias D. Nielsen A. Penry R. Candido 1 BEST: ELST:D. Byrne S. Mahony L. Callery M. Spence P. Stuchbery D. Feiber ST JOHNS:A. Penry A. Dexter A. Alexander D. Nielsen K. Verlaque M. CourmadiasIVANHOE 1.1 8.4 12.7 15.9 (99)ALBERT PARK 3.4 4.6 5.1 9.14 (68)GOALS: IVANHOE: M. Francis 4 M. Francis 4 M. Brazzale 2 M. Brazzale 2 M.Dudman 2 M. Dudman 2 J. Chazan 2 L. Pilla 2 J. Chazan 2 L. Pilla 2 H. PostG. Cardwell G. Cardwell R. Toogood R. Toogood H. Post 1 A PK: S. Allan 5B. Little M. Hammond A. Johnstone S. Toth 1 BEST: IVANHOE: J. Scoble J.Scoble J. Scukovic J. Scukovic H. Post H. Post L. Pilla L. Pilla M. Dudman M.Dudman J. Chazan J. Chazan A PK: S. Allan P. Fullarton T. SaundersYARRA VALLEY 4.2 8.7 11.10 16.14 (110)UHS-VU 3.1 4.5 9.6 12.8 (80)GOALS: YV: M. Laing 3 T. Hale 3 L. McCleary 2 D. Mills T. Rolland S. Britt D.Hopper G. Smith D. Perry A. Houghton C. Winterburn 1 UHS-VU: No detailsprovided BEST: YV: L. McCleary D. Gray A. Houghton G. Smith D. Perry R.Pearce UHS-VU: No details providedPOWER HOUSE 3.8 7.16 12.2 21.24 (150)ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1.2 1.3 3.3 5.3 (33)GOALS: PH: J. Kurts 5 M. Wallis 4 D. Ashworth 4 G. Norris 3 K. Stevens 3 B.Brady A. Rankin 1 ST FX: P. Scanlon 2 A. Shepherdson A. McKenna R. Nutting1 BEST: PH: J. Callahan P. Arnold J. Kurts G. Norris K. Stevens D. Maloney STFX: L. Day B. Gargiulo M. Scanlon K. Ashford M. Van Dam D. DapiranWEST BRUNSWICK 1.2 3.8 6.13 11.17 (83)HAWTHORN 2.1 3.4 3.5 5.6 (36)GOALS: WB: I. Hmilj 2 A. Bond 2 P. Walpole W. Vagg W. Wood J. Beer P.Healey A. Thompson O. Critchley 1 HAW: J. Lee 2 S. Cotton P. Clancey H.Foster 1 BEST: WB: W. Vagg H. Warren A. Bond R. Touzel H. Porter C. GermonHAW: G. Edmond M. Tyson J. Lee B. Morey C. Alexander B. HudsonLA TROBE UNI 4.3 9.7 12.12 15.22 (112)KEW 2.1 4.2 4.3 5.4 (34)GOALS: LA TU: R. Slater 5 J. McMeel 4 A. Tully 2 D. Edwards 2 J. Lee A. Gill1 KEW: A. Carman 2 A. Makris B. Ward E. Willcocks 1 BEST: LA TU: D.Edwards S. Adamthwaite J. McMeel B. Tonkin M. Steele J. Brooks KEW: A.Carman L. Greene J. McFadries A. Makris M. Chivers J. DessentTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 13

DIVISION 4: AN ARRESTING OPENING14Jim SuttonIt was an exciting first round with three matchesnot decided until late in the final quarter. Allbodes well for a tightly contested season ahead.The most dramatic finish was at Mt Martha,where Manningham Cobras overcame a five goalhalf time deficit to pip South Mornington at thepost by the narrowest of margins. In a highscoring last quarter the Cobras grabbed the leadmid-term, only for South to snatch it back in thelast minute. Trent Stonehouse was the hero forManningham as he took a mark in the dyingseconds, and kicked truly from 35 metres afterthe siren to secure a famous victory. The Cobraswere pleased with Warrick DeVercelli’s clearancework, while brothers (I’m guessing) Michael andBrent Heib got the nod for the Tigers, the formerbooting seven.A game of fluctuating fortunes at Point Cook asthe VAFA new boys opened brightly with the firstfour goals, before Richmond Central bouncedback with the next eight to give them somebreathing space at the half. The Cookies cameagain and scores were level early in the last, beforethe experienced Snakes steadied with the finalthree goals to take the points. Dan Pike, LukeJamieson and Sean O’Connor showed greatleadership for the Snakes to quell the earlyonslaught, while big Aaron Marsh proved ahandful up forward with six goals for Point Cook.Another tight encounter was at Allard Parkwhere the better conversion of MonashGryphons got them over the line against NorthBrunswick. Five third quarter goals gave Monasha handy lead at the last break, but North weren’tfinished and got within a goal before theGryphons were able to seal it in the last tenminutes. Despite being forced forward with anearly injury, Adam Jeffrey proved a thorn in theGryphons’ side with five goals, while OscarBaring in defence and Robert Santacroce on thewing also played top games for North. DanBaxter was outstanding at half back for theGryphons, who were also pleased with theperformance of a couple of youngsters in JeremyCrow and Nick Booth.At Jordan Reserve, Chadstone and Mt Lilydalegot an early test of their wet weather skills as arainy first quarter turned the early stages of thematch into a slippery affair. As conditionsimproved the Rams were able to kick away in thesecond half, with Joel Black, two-time B & Fwinner Tom Wall, and new recruit Jim Baughanin the ruck among their best. With many newplayers in the senior side Chadstone willcontinue to improve, Trent Rapp and SeanSceney among the newcomers to impress inround one.Swinburne Uni dominated the first and lastquarters as they posted a convincing 53 pointvictory over Eley Park. Six goals to zip in the firstquarter shocked the Sharks into action, and themiddle two quarters were an even contest, beforethe fitness and creative handball of theRazorbacks again took over. Darcy Higgins’attack on the ball was a highlight for theRazorbacks, who also had great games fromMitch Hodgson and Roy Hurst (seven goals).Eley Park named Blake Sahlstrom and JustinNelson as their best.This week: No time to linger on thedisappointment of last week’s heartbreaking lossas South Mornington travel to East CaulfieldTODAYSelections in BoldMONASH GRYPHONS v SOUTH MORNINGTONBOX HILL NORTH v ELEY PARKSWINBURNE UNI v POINT COOKMT LILYDALE v NORTH BRUNSWICKRICHMOND CENTRAL v CHADSTONEMANNINGHAM COBRAS - BYETHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010Reserve to take on Monash Gryphons. TheTigers away form is not usually their strong suit,Gryphons by 29 points. Box Hill North opentheir season with a local derby against Eley Park.The Demons had a shocker in 2009 as a longinjury list severely tested their depth, expect themto come out firing this year, Demons by 20points. Tough draw to start the season forChadstone, who will need to find more goalsthan last week if they want to challengeRichmond Central, at home the Snakes by 47points. Point Cook make their first trip over theWestgate to take on Swinburne Uni. TheRazorbacks will want to christen their newDIVISION 4RICHMOND CENTRAL 2.4 9.5 11.6 15.11 (101)POINT COOK 4.1 6.4 10.7 12.8 (80)GOALS: RICHMOND CENTRAL: L. Jamieson 2 S. O'Connor 2 N. Cassell 2 J.Price 2 M. Matthews 2 N. Nuske 2 C. Busby D. Pike D. Andrew 1 PT COOK:A. Marsh 6 T. Lawrie 3 S. Rees 2 J. Bottomley 1BEST: RICHMOND CENTRAL: D. Pike B. Zelencich C. Crough M. Matthews L.Jamieson N. Cassell PT COOK: T. Lawrie J. Tuddenham G. McGaw M. ZammitS. Rich T. FurrMONASH GRYPHONS 4.1 5.1 10.4 13.6 (84)NORTH BRUNSWICK 4.3 5.6 6.9 9.14 (68)GOALS: MONASH GRYPHONS: D. Wills 3 N. Booth 2 E. Mitchell D. Baxter N.Rutherford L. Allan J. Crow C. Leeton T. Vesey V. Wijewardane 1 NORTHBRUNSWICK: A. Jeffrey 5 J. Dimarco 2 J. Murphy A. Mountney 1BEST: MONASH GRYPHONS: D. Baxter J. Crow N. Booth T. Madden L. WilsonM. Holloway NORTH BRUNSWICK: O. Baring A. McCormick R. Santacroce C.Temperley S. Famulari A. JeffreyMANNINGHAM COBRAS 2.3 6.5 10.10 17.12 (114)SOUTH MORNINGTON 3.3 11.3 13.4 18.5 (113)GOALS: MANNINGHAM COBRAS: T. Fradkin 3 S. McCallum 3 T. Stonehouse 2N. Pentland 2 D. Trinchi 2 R. Daley 2 B. Cookson 2 L. Orton 1 SOUTHMORNINGTON: M. Heib 7 G. Pullen 4 G. Ryan 2 M. Clark 2 B. Heib M. FoonR. Wilson 1BEST: MANNINGHAM COBRAS: T. Young A. Gencarelli B. Feutrill A. Coonan S.Bentley N. Pentland SOUTH MORNINGTON: M. Heib B. Heib G. Ryan L. MyersS. Wright L. HockeySWINBURNE UNI 6.2 7.4 12.13 17.19 (121)ELEY PARK 0.1 3.3 8.5 10.8 (68)GOALS: SWIN UNI: R. Hurst 7 M. Bonomi 3 D. Hassaballa 2 D. Dore A. HymanS. Lovison D. Higgins S. Ashton 1 EP: M. Viola 3 S. Bugeja M. Payne B.Sahlstrom T. Silvers C. Brown I. Gridchin D. McCabe 1BEST: SWIN UNI: M. Hodgson D. Beattie D. Higgins R. Hurst A. Hyman P. WildEP: B. Sahlstrom J. Nelson D. McCabe S. Bugeja D. Broadbear J. BeasleyMT LILYDALE 1.4 4.10 7.15 13.17 (95)CHADSTONE 1.1 2.2 3.3 4.4 (28)GOALS: MT LILYDALE: T. Wall 3 J. Roberts 3 M. Rhodes 2 a. violi 2 A. StuartJ. Baughan H. Moyes 1 CHAD: T. Rapp 2 F. George J. Natoli 1BEST: MT LILYDALE: J. Black A. Stuart D. Cerra T. Wall M. Gower J. BaughanCHAD: T. Rapp D. Barry-Macaulay S. Sceney J. Natoli M. Allan R. ForresterLAST ROUNDclubrooms in style, and probably a good time tobe facing the newcomers before they hit theirstraps, Razorbacks by 12 points. Match of the dayis at Quarry Rd as North Brunswick travel to faceMt Lilydale. This should be a cracker, but the‘Dales are hard to beat at home and theimproved North may have to wait another weekto open their account, Rams by 9 points.Manningham Cobras have a week off to sharpentheir fangs.Big thanks to those who sent in match reports,let’s see if we can get a full quota this week. Pleaseemail d4scribe@gmail.com no later thanMonday evening. Have a good weekend folks.DIVISION 4 RESERVERICHMOND CENTRAL 2.5 9.10 13.1 18.13 (121)POINT COOK 2.3 3.4 4.7 8.10 (58)GOALS: RICHMOND CENTRAL: M. Nicolosi 4 R. Murphy 3 J. Matheson 2 G.Leyland 2 S. Collins 2 A. Pruscino 2 B. Needham R. Hubbard P. Chapman 1PT COOK : No details providedBEST: RICHMOND CENTRAL: G. Leyland C. Eddison D. Speakman A. ZuccaroP. Chapman M. Nicolosi PT COOK : No details providedNORTH BRUNSWICK 3.5 7.5 8.6 12.11 (83)MONASH GRYPHONS 3.2 5.9 11.9 12.10 (82)GOALS: NORTH BRUNSWICK: C. Twaddle 4 D. Manoukian 4 A. Waters 2 S.Weda J. Dimarco 1 MONASH GRYPHONS: W. Pocock 3 M. Malone 3 A. Schroth2 E. Strain 2 B. Lukav M. Paolucci 1BEST: NORTH BRUNSWICK: D. Allan J. Freeman K. Linton S. Weda R. SweeneyL. Spano MONASH GRYPHONS: P. Gomizel M. Baldwin R. Williamson W.Pocock A. SchrothSOUTH MORNINGTON 5.1 8.2 10.5 13.6 (84)MANNINGHAM COBRAS 2.1 5.4 6.7 10.12 (72)GOALS: SOUTH MORNINGTON: K. Woodruff 4 K. Debernardi 2 P. Mauracher2 B. Williams 2 A. Hicks D. Barron S. MacDonald 1 MANNINGHAM COBRAS:M. Bosso 3 S. Rose 3 C. Jolly K. Beauliv J. McConvill T. Mazzarella 1BEST: SOUTH MORNINGTON: L. Middleton K. Woodruff N. Williams B.Williams A. Hicks K. Debernardi MANNINGHAM COBRAS: J. Trinchi J.McConvill C. Jolly A. Bullen N. Molnar C. SheehanSWINBURNE UNI 8.4 12.5 16.10 20.16 (136)ELEY PARK 1.2 2.4 5.4 7.6 (48)GOALS: SWIN UNI: T. Kennedy 7 S. Harrison 4 S. Hutchins 2 N. Fiddelaers 2A. Chung J. Carroll S. Costello N. Blyth B. McKenzie 1 EP: P. Borovac 3 J.Dean J. Brown D. Crawford D. Cowling 1BEST: SWIN UNI: J. Carroll N. Blyth S. Hutchins M. Moore A. Chung T. KennedyEP: M. MacTaggart D. Crawford D. Cowling P. Young P. Borovac J. DeanMT LILYDALE 5.1 11.1 14.2 17.5 (107)CHADSTONE 3.4 6.6 8.8 9.8 (62)GOALS: MT LILYDALE: R. McKenzie 5 A. Rodwell 3 m. hampton 2 S. Roberts2 T. Dawkins 2 H. McKenzie 2 S. Hawker 1 CHADSTONE: D. Paolone 4 A. Ryan2 S. Clement A. Trihas T. Gammal 1BEST: MT LILYDALE: H. McKenzie R. McKenzie M. Taylor P. Ward A. RodwellT. Dawkins CHADSTONE: D. Paolone D. Keating S. Clement A. Trihas G. ClementA. Ryan.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 15

RISING STARPERFORMANCE RECOVERY AGILITYJORDAN FOSTERSUPERIOR FABRICIMPROVED RECOVERYIMPROVED CIRCULATIONREDUCED DAMAGENew recruits don’t always show their bestin their first matches and if Jordan Fosterhasn’t shown his, than opposition clubs arein for some headaches.Representing NSW at CHB in the 2008U18 National Championships, Jordanimpressed all observers with his six majorsfrom CHF against Old Haileybury inRound 1.In his 2nd year as a commerce student atMelbourne Uni, Jordan returned home toWagga every weekend last year to representhis local club before deciding to basehimself in Melbourne full-time and turnout for the Blacks in 2010.At just on 20 years of age, 6ft 2 and withimpressive athleticism, Jordan will be aplayer on the watch list of oppositioncoaches for coming matches and mostcertainly will already have taken the eye ofrepresentative selectors.Jordan becomes the first Rising StarNominee for 2010.One nominee will be selected each week until theend of the home and away season.To be nominated players must be eligible for selectionin the VAFA U21 representative team and must nothave played a full season of senior VAFA footballbefore 2010.REDUCED FATIGUEHEIGHTENED AGILITYVAFA BEIERSDORFTRAINER OF THE WEEKKEVIN MARKSKevin Marks is our first winner of the VAFABeiersdorf Trainer of the Week Award.Kevin has been the head trainerat Hampton Rovers for morethan a decade now with tirelessefforts dedicated to the club overthat period.Kevin has been a constant faceat every training session, games and clubfunctions, and has also been head trainer forseveral VAFA representative games. He is anintegral part of the junior club and hasassisted many of the 'kids' over the years whonow play in the Rovers' senior teams.Kev is the first person at gamesand quite often the last to leave,and always stays afterwards fora drink for home and awaygames. HRAFC thanks Kevinfor his ongoing work andsupport.Kevin will receive $100 of Beiersdorfproducts and is in the running for the VAFABeiersdorf Trainer of the Year16THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 17

RESERVESTHIRDSReserve Grade Footy - the place where“LEGENDS” are made.So Round 1 has come and gone in Premier,Premier B, Division 3, and Division 4, andit takes a bit of getting used to those newmonikers. Some interesting results: plentyof high scores, a couple of close games andmany great individual performances werethe highlights.By gee, the depth of talent must be strong atOld Xavs with Marcus Allan, former BrisbaneLions player, and son of new West SydneyFooty Manager Graeme Allan, making hisdebut in the Ressies. Also seen in an Old Xavsjumper in the Magoos was last year’s U23State Rep Nick Dimattina, who has spent theoff-season on a cultural exchange program inMexico, apparently learning the language andcustoms of the Aztecs and probably scoutingnew restaurant locations.Some incredible talent took to the field in theearly game at McKinnon with seasonedplayers of the ilk of Bryce Shaw, DavidRobbins, Mark Seccull, Matthew Brewer, andBrett Carson all running around. Someexcellent ex-VFL talent there, and a formerVAFA State Captain. Yes, but how well canthey play in the Ressies, alongside the grisledveterans who long ago learned that skill isonly part of the picture in the Magoos.Also in that game, one of the umpires, RobinMunting, a major sponsor of St Bede’sMentone Tigers made a return to whistleblowing for the first time in some 30 years.Robin who lost an incredible 28 kegs over thesummer months, enjoyed the experience andis looking for some more games. Benny,please note!North Brunswick opened their new clubroomsand celebrated in style with the closest result18Tom Brainof the day a 1 point win over MonashGryphons. Evergreen Ang Sammartino, nowinto his 40s, continues to pull on a Green andGold Jumper with style. Cameron Twaddleand Donny Manonkian both with 4 twins werefine focal points.Things must be looking good at HamptonRovers and Elsternwick where previous regularsenior players Stuart Burgraaf, Gerard Woods,Danny Byrne, Shane Mahony and Mark Thieleall kicking off the dew. The Wicks had a win,while the Rovers found the travel just a bit farand could not get over the line.Some great individual performances at thegoalfront with Paul Tsoucalas from Oakleighthe best with eight. “Dangerous Dan” Rushfrom Old Xavs bagged a lazy seven and mustsurely warrant a sleep-in on a Saturdaymorning soon. The man in possibly the bestjumper in the VAFA, Swinburne Uni’sThomas Kennedy also slotted seven. PatHarris, Ross Slater, Danny Byrne, Scott Myersand the big fiery Mat Terech all had Michellesas did former Premier C scribe Johnny Aitkenfor MHSOB.And so to Round 2 with everyone on thepark there should be plenty to write aboutnext week.Please email any Match Highlights,outstanding performances, milestones etc tobrainco@optusnet.com.au, by 8pm MondayNights, or feel free to give me a call on theMobile 0423 433 488.VOLUNTEER OF THE WEEKNominate your club’s great volunteers and tune in88.3FM (streaming live at www.southernfm.com.auon Sundays at 9:15am to hear the weekly winnerinterviewed.) Nominations to Tommy atbrainco@optusnet.com.auTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010Before my head inflates to A380 proportionsover my tipping prowess, I must apologise toDe La and Ivanhoe for my ridiculouspredictions of heavy losses.In near perfect football weather, we saw it all: nailbiting finishes, floggings and forfeits. The matchof the round wasn’t the close contest predicted,with Xavs creating an 8 goal buffer by 3/4 timeand merely going through the motions in the last.Rory Lynch stood tall with 3 majors, supportedby the damaging Mark Trovato. De La providedthe first upset of the season, storming home overOMs, who did nothing to quash speculation of apremiership hangover. In a result as predictable asdeath and taxes, Uni Blues demolished anundermanned Old Scotch, despite an exceptionalperformance from Al Harkness across half-back.PREMIER THIRDSRichard HummerstonOLD XAVERIANS 3.3 6.8 10.1 10.15 (75)COLLEGIANS 1.2 2.5 3.6 4.6 (30)GOALS: OLD XAVERIANS: R. Lynch 3 C. Chisholm M. Trovato A. Torre L.Grigg J. Hanger M. Hennessy A. Faithfull 1 COLLEGIANS: M. Johnson 2C. Bushnell N. Baxter 1BEST: OLD XAVERIANS: M. Trovato D. Molan J. Glen R. Lynch A. Torre A.Faithfull COLLEGIANS: L. Moon R. Muir C. Porter N. Baxter J. Ross A. BaxterMARCELLIN 2.0 4.3 6.3 12.9 (81)OLD TRINITY 1.3 3.6 3.8 7.11 (53)GOALS: MARCELLIN: E. Weekes 3 S. Ayoub 3 G. Petroff C. Wall M. RiggD. Cracknell D. Carson C. Walsh 1 OLD TRINITY: K. Spassopoulos 4 W.Eckersley C. Beaton T. Cade 1BEST: MARCELLIN: N. Mathews D. Carson S. Ayoub E. Weekes J. Hardy A.McGree OLD TRINITY: D. Constantinou T. Cade K. MacDonald T. Herrod A.Brawn C. FyffeUNI BLUES 5.3 12.5 18.1 25.17 (167)OLD SCOTCH 0.4 3.5 5.6 7.6 (48)GOALS: UNI BLUES: W. Hartnell 7 N. Taylor 4 R. Kennedy 3 J. Eastman 3 D.Hayter 3 G. Woods B. McClure M. Rickards A. Hasan 1 OLD SCOTCH: D.King 2 A. Lie 2 C. Lie M. Hawkins A. Mitchell 1BEST: UNI BLUES: W. Hartnell N. Taylor D. Hayter B. McClure J. Eastman J.Crawford OLD SCOTCH: M. Hildebrandt A. Mitchell A. Lie O. Nickson A.Harkness J. FingletonDE LA SALLE 3.2 6.4 10.5 13.8 (86)OLD MELBURNIANS 3.0 5.0 6.7 7.9 (51)GOALS: DE LA SALLE: S. Hogan 3 D. Griffin 2 S. Morwood 2 A. KneeboneT. Naughtin S. Griffin M. Rodgers J. Jarvis J. Harris 1OLD MELBURNIANS: W. Ray 2 T. Healey 2 S. Petsinis 2 D. Osmond 1BEST: DE LA SALLE: A. Kneebone J. Harris D. Griffin S. Griffin J. Pollard R.Gamble OLD MELBURNIANS: N. Amato P. Feeney M. Churkovich S. ZaylerC. Cumbrae-Stewart J. GooleyST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS won by Forfeit.LAST ROUNDIn the battle for Bulleen supremacy, Marcellinheld out a persistent Trinity. The game was tightfor a half, but Marcellin kicked away with thebreeze in the third.In a genuine dew-kicking game, Ivanhoewithstood a third quarter goal spree fromWhitefriars. Nick Di Pietrantonio booted four forthe Friars while David Madigan impressed theIvanhoe scouts. St Bernard’s saw Skevs boot thefirst six majors and create an impassable lead. NickWood caught an acute dose of leather poisoning.Today: De La over Scotch, Marcellin overBrighton, Old Melburnians to beatCollegians, Uni Blues to cream anundermanned SBMT and Xavs by ten overTrinity. In Premier B3s Uni Blacks, Ivanhoe,St Kevins, Whitefriars and St Bernards.PREMIER B THIRDSNOBS / ST PATS 0.4 2.6 5.12 11.16 (82)OAKLEIGH 1.1 2.3 5.5 7.5 (47)GOALS: NOBS / ST PATS: C. Ford 5 L. Dullard 2 D. Treppo 2 A. Cugola F.Valente 1 OAKLEIGH: M. Britt 2 S. Way 2 N. Miller D. Hall A. Nicolaou 1BEST: NOBS / ST PATS: M. Kandelaars L. Dullard D. King B. Dellwo C. FordP. DanielsOAKLEIGH: A. Lever E. Vasiliou W. Sederino S. Earl A. Nicolaou A. DavineOLD IVANHOE 3.3 7.7 8.10 11.14 (80)WHITEFRIARS 2.2 4.5 8.8 10.9 (69)GOALS: OLD IVANHOE: D. Madigan 4 J. Weddle 2 S. Pearce N. Pratt B.Tieman M. Veal J. Mansfield 1 WHITEFRIARS: N. Di Pietrantonio 4 J. Ward3 P. Draper M. Findlay C. Pelosi 1BEST: OLD IVANHOE: A. Dimmer D. Madigan M. Gorden S. Pearce B. TiemanJ. MathewWHITEFRIARS: R. Bartlett A. Kenez D. Tucker M. Findlay D. Arthurson N. DiPietrantonioUNI BLACKS won by Forfeit.ST KEVINS 6.4 9.7 10.1 12.14 (86)ST BERNARDS 1.3 5.5 6.8 9.10 (64)GOALS: ST KEVINS: R. Short 2 J. Mullen 2 P. Karageorgiou 2 D. Gibbs M.O'Neill D. Kerr P. Longmore N. Wood S. Thomas 1 ST BERNARDS: D.Kavanagh 2 P. Lambert 2 J. Monaghan X. Cox O. McIntyre J. Hellard D.O'Neil 1BEST: ST KEVINS: N. Wood D. Gibbs R. Maguire J. Nash T. Marchesani P.KarageorgiouST BERNARDS: J. Hellard P. Lambert M. Marion J. Molony O. McIntyre X.Cox.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 19

SHARPSHOOTERSPlayer Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round TotalPREMIERJosh Dickerson OLD BRIGHTON 5 5Christopher Smith OLD XAVERIANS 5 5Andrew Ramsden OLD TRINITY 4 4Samuel Chadwick UNI BLUES 4 4James Jorgensen COLLEGIANS 4 4Luke Terrell ST BEDES/MT 4 4PREMIER RESDaniel Rush OLD XAVERIANS 7 7Bennett Merriman UNI BLUES 4 4Ryan Power ST BEDES/MT 4 4PREMIER THIRDSWilliam Hartnell UNI BLUES 7 7Kris Spassopoulos OLD TRINITY 4 4Nick Taylor UNI BLUES 4 4PREMIER BAdrian Delmonte OLD IVANHOE 6 6Jordan Foster UNI BLACKS 6 6Lee Barrand OAKLEIGH 5 5Trevor Bromley OAKLEIGH 4 4Brendan Huf OLD CAREY 4 4Nicholas Butler OLD IVANHOE 4 4Ben Tremellan OLD IVANHOE 4 4PREMIER B RESPaul Tsoucalas OAKLEIGH 8 8Johnny Aitken MHSOB 5 5Scott Myers UNI BLACKS 5 5Matt Terech HAM’N ROVERS 5 5Patrick Harris ST BERNARDS 4 4PREMIER B THIRDSChris Ford NOBS / ST PATS 5 5Nicholas DiPietrantonio WHITEFRIARS 4 4R E M E M B E RR E M E M B E RPATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTED TOBRING ALCOHOL INTO ELSTERNWICKPARK OR INTO ANY VAFA VENUEDIVISION 3Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 12 12Chris Peake ST JOHNS 9 9Stuart Patten LA TROBE UNI 9 9Justin Hunter ELSTERNWICK 8 8Angelo Pace IVANHOE 8 8DIVISON 3 RESJaye Kurts POWER HOUSE 5 5Sean Allan ALBERT PARK 5 5Ross Slater LA TROBE UNI 5 5Daniel Byrne ELSTERNWICK 5 5DIVISION 4Michael Heib STH MORN’TON 7 7Roydon Hurst SWINBURNE UNI 7 7Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 6 6Adam Jeffrey NTH BRUNSWICK 5 5Greg Pullen STH MORN’TON 4 4DIVISION 4 RESThomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNI 7 7Rick McKenzie MT LILYDALE 5 5U19 PREMIERNick Dickinson BEAUMARIS 7 7Samuel Killworth OLD CAM’WELL 5 5Maxim Allen UNI BLUES 5 5FORVAFAACTIONPHOTOSgo tocyansportingimages.com.au20THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 21

RETROSPECTIVEGeoff Reilley12 Months Ago – 2009In B Section, highly fancied Old Melburniansstunned Old Trinity with 11.5 in the firstquarter. Trinity rallied as the game wore onbut could not get their noses in front despitehaving more scoring shots than the OM’s.Final scores OM’s 16.9 to OT’s 12.16. Best –J Freezer, T Seccull (5), J Beaumont, M Davis,W Harvey, S Greene (OM’s) and J Osborn, LPacconi, A Ramsden, J Gibson, C Stockdale,S Krakouer (OT’s).5 Years Ago – 2005Huge win for Hampton Rovers in C Sectionagainst Banyule. After an even first quarter,the Rovers completely overcame Banyule tofinish 29.22 to 7.6. Best – Martyn, Tregear,Greenwood, Corp, Barker, Kerr (Rovers) andGayfer, Wise, C Taylor, Playfair, Green,Morgan (Banyule).An equally one-sided game in D1 Section asOrmond trounced Prahran 25.19 to 10.8.Only 3 goals down at half time, Prahran cameout determined to challenge the Monds butthe plan failed totally as Ormond scored 15goals to 3 in the second half. Best – Jones,Miller, Martinov (4), L Deledio, Murphy (5),Keleher (Ormond) and Radywonik, Harrison,W Walford, Hall, H Pitts, Ballard (Prahran).Old Westbourne (D3 Section) saluted SimonChristo who played his 150th game. Versatileat both ends, Simon had defended stoutlyand kicked plenty up forward whilst alsoserving diligently on committee.10 Years Ago – 2000MHSOB legend, Ron Verma, recorded themagnificent milestone of most games forhis club (345) from a 21 year career withthe Unicorns. Ron had done it all atMHSOB, captained, coached, premiershipsand social marvel.In C Section Beaumaris travelled to ComoPark to challenge Old Geelong and woncomfortably 17.18 to 11.11. Best – Holt,Teasdale, Haynes, Kennedy, Martin, Bryce(Beaumaris) and L Wilson, Stinchcombe,Farrar, Higgins (3), Salter, Bird (OldGeelong).20 Years Ago - 1990B Section coaches were John Simpson(Banyule), Ken Baker (Bulleen Templestowe),Stephen Pirrie (Kew), Trevor Reid (MonashBlues), Wayne Bannister (Parkside), MarkSarau (Old Brighton), Simon Meehan (OldHaileybury), Alan Stoneham (OldMelburnians), Russell Forbes (Old Trinity)and Frank Dunnell (St Bernards).150 games to Rodney Bryant (St Bedes) andCraig Tonkin (Ormond). Craig is still activelyinvolved 20 years on as an Assistant SeniorCoach at Beaumaris.30 Years Ago - 1980In C Section, Old Brighton recorded theirsecond win at the expense of St Kevins OldBoys. After an even first half, the ‘Tonners’were too strong in most departments for acomfortable victory 20.17 to 14.13. Best –Draper, Kemp, Millis, McClure (5), Gedye,Shepherd (Old Brighton) and Mullen,Whelan, Fanning (3), Pattison (3), Day,Hannan (SKOBS).State Bank took the early lead in D Sectionwith their second win, this one against thehapless Beverley Hills, 23.24 to 9.12. Theboys from out Doncaster East way looked okin the first quarter as one would expect of thegrand finalists from E Section in ’79 but thenfell away badly and the Banker ‘bolted’ it in.Best – Seccas, Heath, A Brennan, Inglis,Kincaid (3), Holmes (State Bank) and Holly,Fisher, Gray (3), Mason, Lilley, Jackson(Beverley Hills).Barry Curley recorded his 150the senior gamefor North Old Boys. Although suffering anumber of bad injuries and despite someoverseas travel, the courageous small manreached the milestone and deserved theplaudits of all at NOBS for his efforts on andoff the field.A Section field umpires were - C Mead, CMills, B Goodman, R Tracey, Dodds, GKelly, R Muller, J Smith, R Croxford andF Rossetto.40 Years Ago – 1970Following negotiations over a rather lengthyperiod, the VAFA became an incorporatedbody at the AGM in March 1970. This stepwould have many benefits, not the least beingthe ability to enter into legal contracts givingthe Association far more appropriate optionsfor the betterment of amateur football.Three new clubs were welcomed, OldEssendon Grammarians, La Trobe Universityand Dookie and Longerenong OldCollegians, all to compete in E Section. Ahighlight of the season was expected to be the11th AAFC Carnival to be staged later in theseason in Perth.High scoring was a feature with no less than39 teams kicking century or above scores.The highest scoring game in A Section wasDe La Salle’s victory over Ivanhoe 26.12 to17.13. Best – J Lyons, I Geddes, Steward (8),Wright (5), Broman, Steward (DLS) andQuinlivan, Berry (5), McWhinnie, Kelly,Freeman, Logan (Ivanhoe).Kew defeated Alphington in B Section, 22.17to 16.6. Best – Smith (4), Rodda, Mitchell,Lyons, Briggs (4), Dowling (Kew) andWayman (11), Williams, D Puddy, D Adams,Candy, Bain (Alphington).A Section umpires were – DavidHarradence, Brian Hagarty, Bill Mason,Geoff Thomas and Graeme Simpson.50 Years Ago – 1960Old Xaverians inflicted a crushing defeat onOld Scotch 16.11 to 7.12 with stars Rhoden(7) and Capes (5) the leading goal scorers.Prolific Best and Fairest winner, Alan Dick(National Bank) and Luke Wakeling (OldParadians), both members of Victorianteams in 1956 and 1959, played their 100thgames.A Section Captains were Alan Kirby(Commonwealth Bank), Manson Russel(Old Scotch), John Sanders (Old Xavs),Brian Roet (Uni Blacks), John Booth(Paradians), Max Rush (Collegians), JimWhitfield (Alphington) and Bill Colenso(Old Melburnians).60 Years Ago – 1950The Victorian Team was selected – DougArnold (Captain) and Sam Birtles (HamptonRovers), John Brady and Harry Meredith(Uni Blacks), Alan Mellors (Brunswick),Geoff Hibbins (Collegians), Alan Kirby(C’Wealth Bank), Alan Reid (Geelong),,John Castle (Kew), K Fitzgerald (Ivanhoe),Jack Grainger and Peter Cox (OldMelburnians), Don Morone (Old Scotch),Graham Beck (MHSOB), Ken Phelan (OldXaverians), Laurie Holman, Rob Rowse andJack Stock (Ormond), Duncan Andersonand Bob Faulkner (Uni Blues).22THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 23

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BYEU19 PremierBEAUMARIS v DE LA SALLEMARCELLIN v OLD XAVERIANSOLD SCOTCH v OLD CAMBERWELLST BEDES / MTIGERS v UNI BLACKSUNI BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANSU19 South 1ORMOND v AJAXGlenhuntly Oval at 9.30amOLD BRIGHTON v ST KEVINSCOLLEGIANS v OLD HAILEYBURYOLD GEELONG v HAMPTON ROVERSOLD MENTONIANS v DE LA SALLECAULFIELD GRAMM’S - BYEU19 South 2MAZENOD v MONASH BLUESPARKDALE VULTURES v PENINSULAMHSOB v OLD XAVERIANSBEAUMARIS v OAKLEIGHBanksia Reserve at 11.40amU19 North 1WERRIBEE v FITZROYOLD TRINITY v ST BERNARDSMANNINGHAM SHARKS v OLD IVANHOEOLD ESSENDON v OLD CAREYU19 North 2IVANHOE v LA TROBE UNIIvanhoe Park at 9.30amAQUINAS v THERRY PENOLAEMMAUS ST LEOS v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWEOLD WESTBOURNE v FITZROYU18 SouthOAKLEIGH v ST MARY'S SALESIANW.A. Scammell Res at 9.30amST JOHNS v OLD CAMBERWELLThomas Carroll Res at 9.30amST BEDES / MTIGERS v AQUINASBrindisi st Oval at 9.30amU18 NorthWERRIBEE v ST BERNARDSSoldiers Reserve at 11.40amUHS-VU / FLEMINGTON v THERRY PENOLABrens Oval at 9.30amRUPERTSWOOD v NORTHERN BULLANTSSalesian College Sunbury at 9.30amPremier Thirds AMARCELLIN v OLD XAVERIANSDE LA SALLE v COLLEGIANSWaverley Park at 9.30amUNI BLUES v OLD MELBURNIANSOLD SCOTCH v ST BEDES / MTIGERSOLD TRINITY v OLD BRIGHTONPremier Thirds BST BERNARDS v BENTLEIGHSt Bernards College at 2.00pmOLD IVANHOE v BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWEBANYULE v UNI BLACKSWHITEFRIARS v OAKLEIGHNOBS / ST PATS v ST KEVINSAlec Gillon Oval at 2.00pmClub XVIII (1)OLD XAVERIANS v UNI BLACKSOLD CAMBERWELL v MONASH BLUESGordon Barnard Reserve at 9.30amDE LA SALLE v OLD MELBURNIANSST BERNARDS v PRAHRANClub XVIII (North)OLD ESSENDON v OLD WESTBOURNENOBS / ST PATS v FITZROYUHS-VU v THERRY PENOLAOLD CAREY v OLD PARADIANSWHITEFRIARS v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSBulleen Park (Back Oval) at 2.00pmClub XVIII (South)MAZENOD v ORMONDCAULFIELD GRAMM’S v KEW - TBAOLD GEELONG v ST MARY'S SALESIANHAMPTON ROVERS v RICHMOND CENTRALBoss James Reserve at 9.30amTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 25

MARCELLIN1 M Bortolotto2 J Carlson (VC)3 T Montagna4 T Jones5 S Considine6 N Crosbie7 M Solomon8 M Considine9 M Abrahams9 L Considine10 T Stafford11 J Blanch12 M Holmes13 H Lee14 A Layton15 J Bortolotto (VC)16 S Abrahams17 L Boyd18 D Gartner19 S CrapperPREMIER20 D Kayrooz21 D Considine22 N Birrell23 D Fraser24 T Carlson25 J Winstanley26 P Walker27 M Gasparini28 J Gasparini29 T Jordan30 D Redmond31 A McGlin32 M Turner33 J Symes (C)34 D Jarred35 A Viney36 M Delaney37 A Apolloni38 D Valsorda39 B ColvilleCoach: Paul Dodd Reserves: Simon Abrahams40 J Mahoney41 N Saunders42 J Whelan43 S Pesavento46 T Money47 X Kitch48 D Bolger56 L De Neefe57 A Comerford61 M Ryan63 G Cull70 D Cracknell74 A Montalto76 S Chandler77 P Newnes78 A McGreeOLD MELBURNIANS1. T.Cudlipp2. J.Beaumont3. R. Matthews4. B. Dixon5. M. Hawkins6. M. Wright7. H. Turner8. J. Mitchell9. C. Righetti10. A. Prowse11. T. Bachet12. C. Wilmoth13. C. Gardner14. E. Wilson15. T. Davis16. T. Horne17. T. Seccull18. T.Paule19. S. Greene20. B. McKiePREMIER21. P. Kennon22. T. Bennison23. E. Mitchell24. A. Ray25. T. Beaumont26. K. Spies27. N. Russell28. M.Kennon29. M.Prowse30. J. Miller31. J. Beaumont32. W.Harvey33. M. Davis34. D.Osmond35. N. Morrison36. S. Beaumont37. T. Mclardy38. S. Galbraith39. N. Lawler40. J. PhillipsCoach: Erwin Leyden41. J. Freezer42. A. Waddell43. W. Panton44. M.Collister45. W. Kiel46. L. Haralambous47. J. Newton48. J. Ray49. C. Jenkins50. T. Oman***Indicative list only,2010 team list notsubmitted.OLD BRIGHTON GRAMMARIANSCoach: Paul McCormack Reserves: Ross StweartCOLLEGIANSCoach: Mark Hibbins / Simon Arnott Reserves: Denis Castaldi1 B. Skinner2 M. Stewart3 S. Olliver4 J. Homann5 A. Edge6 J.Davis7 M. Dewar8 A. Bristow9 A. Dewar10 J. Edge11 B. Mason12 J. Sargent13 A. Calder14 C. Buckley15 B. Gadsden17 M. Browning18 C. Kennett19 N. Graham-Bowman20 C. Reilly21 S. Roney22 B. Rose23 T. Zantuck24 J. Perrett25 T. Clarke26 D. Jennings27 B. Crilly28 P. Healey29 J. Dickerson30 L. Anthony31 A. Paroissien32 E. Yeatman33 N. Marston35 K. Sheehan36 S. Cramey37 D. Hughes38 J. Heath40 J. Cannon41 M. Bruin42 L. Hendra43 L. Warren44 T. Jakobi45 M. McKimm46 C. Tolj47 L. Brosnahan48 T. Gunning49 A. Jackson50 A. Ogilvie51 D. Sargent56 M. L. Smith57 R. Ironmonger58 T. Window60 J. Davis63 C. Dowling72 L. Nash79 M. Jansen82 D. Dean99 M. Bartlett1 J. Dixon (VC)2 T. Bull3 C. Holst4 N. Ries (VC)5 A. Scott6 J. Bull6r S. Woolley7 S. Taft8 C. Unsworth9 J. Fry10 J. Jorgensen11 D. Strachan12 S. Hall13 K. Cevik14 F. Watts14r L. Nisbet15 M. Dyer16 A. Baxter17 R. Hosking18 T. Zimbachs19 S. Inglis20 S. Troon21 J. Harvey22 H. Apted23 W. Tardif24 E. Waters25 J. Kondarovskis26 E. Bird27 N. Lockett28 A. Dunlop29 N. Stone (VC)30 A. Eaton30r N. Burrows31 N. Roach32 C. Blumfield (C)33 M .Williams34 H. Croft35 M. Lynch36 N. Corp37 T. Baxter38 A. Fabris39 O. Howard41 B. Duff42 J. Parsons43 E. Malone44 J. Wood45 A. Stone46 J. Hampton47 A. Benton48 L. Watson49 W. Grainger50 F. Boland51 L. Saunders52 M. Naylor58 N. Bobeff59 S. Cutts60 T. Cook61 E. Cordner62 D. George72 M. TysonSouth MelbourneCoynes FreightManagement Group26THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 27

OLD SCOTCH1 S. Thompson (VC)2 A. Lim3 A. Gray4 C. Tallent5 M. Tyler6 J. Keogh7 G. Dick8 L. Hill9 S. Sherwen10 R. Nayna11 N. Allen12 J. Bowden13 M. Passador14 A. Houlihan15 M. Parisi16 A. Walsh17 T. Leeds18 W. Lewis (C)19 L. Cohen20 T. Green21 A. Routledge (2C)22 H. Perry23 W. Davis24 J. Davis25 P. ButlerPREMIER26 N. Hildebrandt27 R. Ferraro28 T. Widmer29 S. Angus30 S. Bradley31 L. Armstrong32 R. Eva33 S. Graham34 T. Campbell35 W. Strange36 M. Tyrell37 S. Leith38 P. Ellis39 M. Hastings40 A. Pike41 R. Wilkinson42 M. Hildebrandt43 S. Craig44 T. Keck45 S. Leetham46 N. Lawrence47 S. Connell48 F. Macfarlane49 O. Baxter50 C. OʼShannessyCoach: Peter Banfield Reserves: Wayne Oswald51 J. Lynch52 S. Chandler53 C. Hummerston54 J. Strachan55 N. Cox56 T. Mead57 N. Feast58 J. Furey59 A. Mitchell (3C)60 A. Wilkinson61 W. Allen62 A. Harkness63 C. Mason64 T. Harkness65 F. McKenzie66 J. Speck67 T. Fancke68 N. Inge69 J. Fingleton70 O. Nickson72 B. Nickless73 R. Njoku74 H. Troon75 L. McDonough76 E. Whitelaw77 L. Brennan78 R. McCann79 H. Taylor80 T. Keogh81 T. Melville82 M. McLellan83 S. Haines84 M. Elliott85 W. Cox86 S. White87 T. Whitelaw88 D. Chalmers89 D. King90 M. Scott92 M. Seed93 M. Hawkins95 C. Lie96 A. LieK2 ASSET MANAGEMENTOLD XAVERIANS1 N Bye2 C Santalucia3 J Pasceri4 J A McDonnell5 D Rush6 A Oswald7 M Darvell (VC)8 A Biddlecombe (VC)9 D Lynch10 T Lloyd11 L Howard12 A Bowen13 J Agius (VC)14 J Douglas15 C Smith16 B Rogerson17 C Larkins18 J Shaw19 T Dynon20 D HigginsPREMIER21 D Noonan22 D Ryan23 L Smith24 C Purss25 D Lloyd26 N Wynne27 T Agius28 J P McDonnell29 M Handley30 L Ginnivan31 M Ball (C)32 O Gidley33 A Ryan34 R Colbert35 James Davies36 D Sapuppo37 N Dimattina38 P Ryan39 J Stean40 S LeesCoach: Simon Lethlean Reserves: David Landrigan41 E Prowse42 H Buckley43 D Stean44 M Walsh45 J Glen46 S Skidmore47 J Moylan48 H Davies49 C Dipierdomenico50 Jack Davies53 J Mercuri54 J Morton55 M Green56 S Freer57 M Skidmore58 E Lachal59 P Myers60 L Knight61 B Coburn62 M Romanin63 T O'Meara65 C ChisholmMAJOR SPONSORSDE LA SALLECoach: David Madigan Reserves: Dom McInerneyOLD TRINITYCoach: Brett Chandler Reserves: Adam Andrews1 Ni Roberts1r J Brown2 J Oakley3 B Corin4 Na Roberts5 M Duggan6 M Moore6r A Robetrs7 P Harrison (C-R)8 M Davidson9 J Moloney9r D Meade10 D Lowe(C)11 W Fenton12 M Fieldsend13 J Gotch14 J Phillips14r C Cavanagh15 D Hale15r A Gileno16 S Pickett17 S Williams17r L Casey18 C Mercuri19 R McArdle20 A Shields (VC)21 D Close21r S Moorwood22 M Brown22r R Quick23 R Sherman23r L Walker (VC-R)24 J Morel25 L Bull26 S Nethersole26r R Gamble27 J Crowe27r C Ball28 N Murphy29 L Harrison29r C Brodie30 B Mannix31 N Stewart32 J Vickers33 S Muller34 L Semmel37 O Salvatore38 L OʼConnell38r J Hansen39 B Oakley40 M Collins41 A Gileno41r J Young42 A Roberts43 A Greenhalgh44 T Kovess46 L Jarvis***Indicative list only,2010 team list notsubmitted.SPONSORMt Erica Hotel1 D. Coulsen-Hoffecker2 K. Butler3 A. Bourke4 B. Walsh (C)5 J. Wise6 H. Banfield7 B. Iezzi (VC)8 T. Walsh9 A. Hore-Lacy10 J. Osborn (VC)11 A. Kenna12 L. Pacconi13 T. Eckersley14 R. Troon15 A. Greene16 J. Walsh17 L. Clarke18 J. Healy (VC)19 N. Howell20 A. Medland21 T. Howell22 T. Chivers23 A. Ramsden24 A. Marsden25 M. Jessop26 M. Hale27 T. Lane28 J. Gillies29 T. Healy30 J. Gibson31 C. Pohl32 B. Robertson33 J. Aitken34 J. Kenna35 P. Landgon(3rds VC)36 N. Bourke37 B. Widdowson38 C. Stockdale39 J. Burgess40 T. Delphine41 F. Stewart42 M. Sterry43 S. Melrose-Aukema44 C. Beaton45 R. Humann46 T. Oldfield (RC)47 B. Wissenfeld49 N. Bachli50 C AHearne51 T. Fogarty52 T. Herrod53 W. Eckersley54 C. Lazarkis55 C. Pawsey56 S. Meighan (RVC)57 W. Bowman58 M. McDonald59 T. Cade (3rds C)60 B. Cerini61 A. Kinross62 J. Wilson (3rds VC)63 S. Cade64 M. Kepitas67 R. Mason68 C. Fyffe70 N. Bradley71 R. Borella72 M. Weissenfeld73 M. Kennedy74 E. MacDonald83 T. McQuillen86 A Brawn99 J. Best28THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 29

PREMIERPREMIER BST BEDES MENTONE TIGERS1 P. Wintle2 L. Wintle3 S. Anstey4 L. Collins5 B. Collins6 J. Kane7 A. Scafidi (VC)8 A. Scafidi9 C. Richards10 M. Wintle (VC)11 J. Tyquin (C)12 P. Groves13 P. Tyquin14 S. Richards15 H. Shakaib16 R. Power17 N. Corda18 A. Kane19 M. Hilton20 C. Tobin21 P. Kean22 J. Maddocks23 J. Lynch24 J. Hellier (VC)25 D. Porter26 G. Brown27 T. Marks28 A. McMahon29 D. Waters30 M. McGettigan31 A. Paterson32 C. Ryan33 B. Hampton34 K. Bliesner35 M. Barnhoorn36 T. McColl37 B. Dillion38 J. McNeil39 L. Barnhoom40 D. ZagamiCoach: Owen Lalor Reserves: Brad Berry41 M. Geschke42 J. Marks43 C. Mouritz44 S. L'Huillier45 J. Murnane46 T. Bastion47 L. Kowalski48 A.Fyans53 M. Curcio54 D. Lynch56 C. Neville57 C. Maddocks58 C. Lee62 J. Terrell66 W. Parker70 L. TerrellMAJOR SPONSORSBatman CouriersBuxton Real EstateBendigo BankHAMPTON ROVERS1 L. Fletcher2 T. Curry3 G. Martyn4 G. Carr5 S. Burggraff6 N. Lyall7 A. Duddy8 R. Alexander9 R. Semmel10 K. Pinto11 L. DeBoer12 T. Skewes13 G. Woods14 J. Ward15 D. Corp16 N. Henry17 C. Gleeson18 D. Robbins19 M. Lawrence20 B. Theodore21 J. Ting22 M. Terech23 M. Gray24 T. McCarthy25 S. Curry26 M. Deveraux27 J. Verlin28 B. Kezilas29 T. McNamara31 E. Turner32 A. McNeil33 J. Giasoumi34 L. Smith35 A. Fisher36 S. Constantinou37 J. Schmitz38 J. Lovig39 G. Giasoumi40 J. Yelland41 A. RossCoach: Matthew Robbins Reserves: Paul Curry42 A. Dusek43 J. Tolliday44 J. Morgan45 G. Davis46 L. Jones47 L. Wheeler48 M. Beninati49 D. Anderson50 R. Bibby51 J. Williams52 K. McNeil53 J. Donald54 D. OʼBrien55 J. Steendam56 S. Suleyman57 M. Flahive58 J. Schafer59 M. Westhead60 S. Durston-Ryan61 T. McGuigan62 E. Lonie63 L. Woodland64 C. Rigney65 S. Howe66 M. Law67 M. Freedman68 M. Powell69 T. Cougan70 M. Dynonwww.hamptonrovers.com.auUNIVERSITY BLUES1 P Butko2 M McLoed3 C Shaw4 S Gilbertson5 Q Gleeson6 D Nicholson7 M Kilpin8 A Maloney9 S Chadwick10 C Slattery11 H Vickers-Willis12 A Lowcock (C)13 T Girdwood14 T Fairbairn15 B McConnell16 A Austin19 M Torney20 J Watts21 M Lewis22 B Millard23 J Meagher24 T Muhlebach26 E Hamer27 H McDonald28 A Weddell28 M Thomas29 J Vickers-Willis30 B McLure31 J Van de Pol31 B Callery32 M Paterson33 S Roche34 M Monteith35 A Lyon36 J Brooke36 T McKinley37 J Townley38 D Carmody39 D Heinz40 P Smith41 T Stainforth43 B Merriman44 J Wood45 T McCredie46 H Rankin47 T Hunt48 W Hartnell49 N TaylorCoach: John Kanis Reserves: Mark Maddocks50 H Flanagan51 Tom Maddocks52 J Crawford53 K Kinne54 S Curran55 T Fitzgerald56 T Foott57 J Heinz59 D Paton60 Tris Maddocks61 A Christensen62 C Tonkin63 B Laidlaw65 S Hanning66 D Hayter67 N Hardie-Grant68 D Gregory69 S Balodis70 L Quin71 W Van De Pol72 D Marshall73 R Wilson74 R Quaill77 O Lade78 T Calvert80 K Laws81 J Clifford82 I Macphail83 P Hayes84 P Pavli85 D Wood86 V Dislakis87 B Girdwood88 H El-Fakri89 R Kennedy90 P Marshall91 K Allison93 N Clay94 W McLachlan95 C Robinson96 J Cubillo97 M Rickards99 J EastmanOLD HAILEYBURIANS1 L. Donnelly2 A. Brown (C)3 H. McLauchlan4 S. Langford-Jones5 T. Gill6 L. Siapantas7 A Johnston8 F. Mohammad9 M. Brewer9 M. Lambert10 J. Pitcher11 M. Stowe12 J. Walsh13 B. Voss14 N. Criticos15 D. MacKenzie16 D. Comben17 K. Ford18 N. Harrison18 W. Rule19 C. Morrison20 A. McKillop21 M. Hoffmann22 D. Mason23 C. Ferguson24 J. Hanlon25 S. Ellis26 D McCormick27 M. Douglas28 S. Roberts29 B. Carson30 B. White31 M. Ditchfield32 E. Limon33 N. Bourke34 M. Jones35 T. Chisholm36 S. Erikson37 D. BrownCoach: David Lappage Reseves: Craig Brockley38 A. Wright39 S .Mayes40 M. Dowling41 A. Byass42 J. Mueller43 J. Kurta44 J. McLauchlan45 J. Perri46 D. Mayes47 J. Bayard48 N. Khongbut49 L. Pitcher( RC)50 P. Silberer51 S. Loewe52 M. Seccull53 R. Harvey54 A. Vitolins55 B. Langford-Jones56 J Stanley57 T Tyrell58 L. Smittsdorf59 N. Mingos60 J. Elliott62 G. White63 D. R. Mason64 P. Benton65 M. Vegter66 J. Muir67 D. Gilby68 A. Brown69 M. Wray30THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 31

MHSOB1 R. Betheras2 J. Richmond3 A. Lim4 M. White5 L. Campbell (VC)6 M. Brain7 J. Tran8 A. Villani9 L. Evans (C)10 R. Czwarno11 R. Ternes12 J. Aitken13 S. Anderson14 M. Hamilton-Ho15 D. Hamilton-Ho16 A. Littlehales17 G. McCully18 R. Limbrick19 L. Hood20 E. RaleighPREMIER B21 W. Taft22 K. McDonald23 G. Grigoriou24 R. Zlonzak25 H. Taylor (VC)26 S. Harrison27 N. Hawking28 B. Betheras29 R. McIntyre30 P. Fountain31 M. Bowen32 A. Cassell33 R. Van Es34 E. Thompson35 C. Wright36 T. Bond37 T. Harper38 T. Rendell39 M. Pitman40 C. McGrathCoach: Trent Pitts Reserves: Matthew Knight41 J. Bunting42 C. Bailey43 R. Shell44 A. Littlehales45 D. Bernau46 N. Hawking47 S. Sadler48 A. Hall49 R. Johnson50 L. Toman51 D. Carcour52 B. Cooper53 J. Sherwin54 M. Ham55 B. Calder56 T. Wright57 D. Brooks Reid58 H. Bailey59 A. Drew60 P. Kelly61 T. Lange62 L. Knight63 R. Willmott65 T. King67 N. Duncan68 S. DawesOLD CAREY GRAMMARIANS1 S Freemantle2 G Baldwin3 N Thompson4 J Rowe5 L Maslin6 J Newnham7 T Evans8 P Fiorenza9 C Casey10 C Laidlaw11 S Virtue12 G Parker13 J Courtot14 A Stewart-Holmes15 J Reid16 B Huf17 C Smith18 N Colbert19 T Stanchinotti20 J MurriePREMIER B21 L McQueen-Miscamble22 A Kent23 C Howat24 A Thompson25 A Willingham26 K Fitzpatrick27 A McQueen-Parton28 S Arthur29 J Joslin30 C Jones31 B De Leijer32 B Simpson33 J Diniconlantonio34 L Crozier35 R Josephs36 T Newton37 M Dawson38 L McKinnon39 A PattisonCoach: Trevor Rowe Reserves: Phil Smith & Dale James40 S Hassett41 S Cust42 S Gordon43 O Reed44 D Hyne45 T Rule46 S Bramwell47 L Cooney48 N Newhouse49 B Laing50 J Chesterfield51 S Davidson52 S Lenders53 T Robinson54 T Ryan55 J McWhinney56 T Connell57 A Davey58 S Grillo59 T Bull60 M Rogers61 O Waluk62 A Alexander63 M Roach64 J Wagner65 T Chiuchiarelli66 T Gulliver67 J Fong68 A Smith69 L Marriott70 G Hodges71 N Koa72 G Hesse73 G Trumble74 D BowleyRBS Morgans CamberwellST KEVINSCoach: Stuart Powell Reserves: Chris NeesonOLD IVANHOE GRAMMARIANSCoach: Craig Hunter Reserves: Russell Jessop1 M Murphy2 L Williams3 B Dowd4 L Mahoney5 P Dowd6 D Mahoney7 J Charles8 B Hughes9 N Perret10 K Wissell11 T Duggan12 N McArdle13 T McMaster14 B Fields15 N Tsindos16 M Coughlan17 P Aughton18 R Chard19 T Trewin20 D Mount21 R Maguire22 A Keely23 T Simpson24 D Sullivan25 J Kennedy26 S Bishop27 S O'Connor28 K Brick29 D Gibbs30 S O'Connor31 A Lynch32 J O'Rourke33 J McConville34 A White35 H Townsend36 T Hickey37 M Shannon38 M Mazzarella39 P McCarthy40 S Ryan41 T McPherson42 P Murray43 R Caldow44 S Sexton45 S Conlan46 P McClennan47 T Dixon48 T McCann49 H McPherson50 G Holland51 M O'Neil52 R Arnott53 J Mullen54 M Byatt55 M Sawyer56 T Lattanzio57 P Keely58 S Angelini59 W Browne60 T Kerr61 P Karageorgiou62 A Leahy63 P Lynch64 L McDonald65 A Peloza66 J Marchesani67 J Koutoumas68 T O'Rourke70 P Longmore71 J Venosta72 P O'Brien74 B Marcasani75 R Durham77 K McInerney78 T Ierardo1 R. Gieschen2 B. Tremellen3 S. Curatolo4 S. Geilings (VC)5 K. Theodossi6 S. Low7 J. Gieschen (C)8 A. Del Monte9 C. Sutherland10 C. Crowley11 N. Butler12 A. Bence13 J. Binney14 O. Weatherley15 E. Greer16 T. Cotsworth17 C. Nichol18 P. Jolley (VC)19 P. Dinakis20 D. Hawkes21 S. Fragiacomo22 J. Britten23 E. Spargo24 R. Butler25 E. Byrne (VC)26 B. Harrison27 Z. Keane28 S. Morris29 A. Paine30 T. Davis31 A. Diorites32 J. Weston33 S. Ward34 R. Jessop35 A. Berry36 G. Hartrick37 A. Baldwin (VC)38 L. Page-Wood39 A. Solomidis40 J. Mathew41 D. Meiklejohn42 T. Harrison43 S. Smith44 S. Brennan45 I. Dawkins46 A. Caple47 S. Cetin48 M. Clark49 R. Fitzgerald50 M. Bodycoat51 T. Mcdowell52 J. Viney53 D. Steele54 R. Stamford55 S. Pearce56 C. Gianfagna57 A. Bolzan58 L. Bolzan59 A. Steer60 D. Madigan61 J. Minas62 T. Pantano63 C. Roger64 E. Bowen65 R. Roberts66 T. Hosking67 N. Clark68 B. Nagel69 M. Young70 C. Georgiou\71 L. Terenyi72 R. Weddle73 M. Golden74 C. TooheyPROUDLY SPONSORED BYMILES REAL ESTATE. IVANHOEMAX KIRWAN MAZDA. PRESTONBENDIGO BANK. EAST IVANHOEBLUE ROCK CHARTEREDACCOUNTANTS. MELBOURNE32THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 33

PREMIER BPREMIER BST BERNARDSCoach: Shane Keogh Reserves: Nick SmithUNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Marc Woolnough Reserves: Chris Barrett1 M. Hughes2 R. Schroder3 S. Scott4 S. Mitchell5 A. Jolley6 M. Salvadori7 C. Liberatore (VC)8 J. Evans9 M. Moloney10 B. Garth11 C. Davis12 B. Hogan13 C. Mitchell14 L. McLeod15 J. Indomenico16 K. Dalmau17 L. O'Sullivan18 A. Singleton19 A. Stapleton20 N. Cook21 T. Overman22 J. Foulds23 J. Forder24 B. Jones25 A. van Meel26 A. Smith27 M. Sullivan27R J. Mount28 P. Holland29 J. Ryan30 J. Bevanda31 J. Creasey32 T. Caven (VC)32R J.Harvey33 N. Smith34 D. Byrne (C)34R M.Byrne35 S. Cave36 M. OʼDea37 P. Harris38 S. Iannazzo39 M. Angel40 J. Madden41 J. Bell42 S. Bergin43 J. Kassis44 G. Basseggio45 T. Raffle46 J. Smith47 D. Bergin48 X. Cox49 L. Cookson50 S. Bugryn51 N. Hughes52 J. Manunzio53 D. Lamanna54 B. Cooper55 S. Canatalli56 S. Chatfield57 M. Leddin58 J. Molony59 N. Weir60 G. Christie61 N. Thomas62 B. Shepheard63 M. Marian64 M. Liccaiardo65 T. McGlade66 O. McIntyre67 M. Briganti68 J. Cittarelli69 J. Spiteri70 A. Johnston71 P. Lambert72 A. Salemme73 J. Monaghan74 L. Baird75 D. Rye76 D. Kavanagh77 A. Neal78 L. Neal79 D. O'Neil80 J. Hellard81 J. Fistrovic82 W. Overman83 A. Palmer84 D. McManus85 B. McManus86 T. Isaacs87 L. van Mel88 E. Durand89 D. Janides90 D. Ring91 J. Mitchell92 M. RyanNORTHSUBURBANSPORTSCLUB. INC.1 M Savige2 J Grigg3 K Loxley5 H Lacey6 E Scantleton7 J Kosch8 S Hissey9 S Weekley11 L Van Kempen12 A Torney13 A Drysdale14 A Cadd15 M O'Hara16 D McVilly17 C Walsh18 J Gaylor21 M Bolton (C)22 T Howgate23 D Costello24 H Symon26 D Batten27 S Myers28 B Shaw29 L Kalms30 A Jesse (RC)31 P Yeomans32 S Flight33 G Foster34 A Else35 J Mortensen36 M Hall37 T O'Halloran39 A Pitt40 T Cotter41 S Yule42 C Richardson43 M Thompson44 H Guthrie45 R Scarlett46 T Huggins50 J Heeley51 R Wood68 T NapierBENDIGO PRIVATEBANKING SERVICESThe Clyde HotelOAKLEIGHCoach: David Gately Reserves: Ben GatelyOLD ESSENDON GRAMMARIANS Coach: Adam Edwards & Rodney Callaghan Res: Alex Frazer1 A Murray2 M Harold (VC)3 D Cleary4 C Hogan5 K Hogan6 D Britt7 C Lamb8 W Manning9 G Bennett10 D Counihan11 J Rutter (C)12 J Fitzgerald13 J Derks-Revere14 P Di Siervi15 D Costigan16 P Brown17 S Doherty18 J Chapple19 J Hunt20 B Hogan21 M Tunik22 A Pound-Gow23 T Edwards24 M Bennett25 D Keefer26 A Kitts27 L Barrand28 B Wass29 R Holden30 P Holden31 T Bromley32 C Meyers33 S Buchanan34 J Hind35 G Roney36 M Bentham37 S Briggs38 T Goldsmith39 C Groake40 T Ristevski41 S Way42 A Spiros43 M Taylor44 T Scott46 T Doherty47 M Stevenson48 J Reynolds49 S Collins50 R Counihan51 D Tsolakkis52 T Eden53 N Millar55 T Scott57 J Cleary57 J Pickett58 T Nelson59 J Costigan60 D Lucas61 C Mccort63 T Mottrom64 S BorlandBETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 72051 D. Biggs2 C. Goullet2 L. Skurrie3 D. Forrest4 D. Ryan4 J. Watson5 M. Fahey5 C. Tsardakis6 B. Hutchesson7 B. Glassford7 J. Leask8 C. Glassford9 J. Saville10 T. Biggs10 S. Galbo11 M. Newport12 B. Hakim12 J. Williams13 R. Jones14 J. Powell14 C. Tzambazis15 J. Rogers16 C. Day17 J. Lenhart17 S. Towner18 D. Flaherty19 T. Wilson20 L. Fitzgerald20 R. Baddeley21 S. Dale21 L. Geister22 A. Bell23 T. Skurrie24 J. Dazkiw25 B. Jones25 T. Di Blasi26 M. Ravanello27 A. McKenzie28 A. Fewster29 J. Stormont30 L. Wellington31 S. Drysdale32 L. Hutchesson33 M. Flaherty34 J. Tootell35 J. Saunders36 C. Obliubek37 D. Stewart38 T. Campbell39 L. Genovesi40 S. Skurrie41 M. Fahey42 N. Bartram43 J. Dazkiw44 S. Dawson45 T. Wilson46 A. Decata47 D. Basar48 K. Kendall49 J. Miller50 J. Lawton51 D. Fahey52 B. McCann53 S. Mackie54 C. Morfesse55 M. Velardo56 B. Remboulis57 R. Sommerfield58 B. Tucker59 J. Williamson60 B. Wilson61 J. Millar62 R. Arena34THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 35

PREMIER CPREMIER CAJAXCoach: Bernie Sheehy Reserves: Gary BluszteinBEAUMARISCoach: Jason Mifsud Reserves: Mark Crocker1 R Heine2 J Israelsohn3 Y Rapaport4 A.Porat5 J Ritterman6 D Fayman7 M Jankie8 G Measey9 G Blieden10 J Seidl11 M Segal12 S Chester13 B Klein14 J White15 D Freed16 N Marks17 D Weislitzer18 J Dukes19 A Kalb20 J Kalmus21 J Nevezie22 A.Laitt23 A.Lewski24 J Sacks25 J Lew26 B Kalmus27 J.Givoni28 A.Zemski29 R Winograd30 B Oviss31 A Lewis32 A Sacks33 J Ludski34 B Rotstein35 C Jankie37 J Gotlieb38 J Osowicki39 A Trytell40 B Hershan41 J Kochen42 M Shmerling43 J Shafir44 A Rosen45 D Steinberg47 D Sandler48 J Sharp49 A.Moss50 G Butow51 L Peters54 A Lewin55 A Tirosh56 B Joffe57 D Glass58 S Friede59 D Werzberger60 B Pat62 B Alon64 D Silpert65 E Routman66 S Abel67 E Kagan-Gescheit68 J Tonkin69 D Bluzer-Fry76 J Dorevitch1 M.Duggan2 R.Cathcart3 M.Petering4 S.Coote5 M.Ensor6 A.Spence7 T.Dean8 W.Sanchez9 D.Pritchard10 N.Loucades11 M.Lee12 S.Gower13 J.Edmeades /W.Murton14 T.Collins15 A.Bennett16 M.McNally /M.Globan18 C.Germano /N.Kennedy19 M.Atkins20 T.Waller21 J.Kelly22 L.Atkins23 A.Catlin24 J.Dixon25 T.Woolnough26 M.DeFontenay27 B.Haynes28 S.McLaughlin /M.Millar29 T.Nash30 T.Hunt31 C.Langdon32 R.Gillespie33 M.Stephens34 A.Carroll35 S.McNicholas /W.Edmonds36 J.Falcke37 L.Quirk38 Mi Wilson39 L.McNicholas40 B.Wall43 M.Glenister44 P.Richter45 J.Richter46 Z.Alcott47 T.Lees48 A.LaRocca49 D.Teasdale50 M.Kurta51 A.Chinery /J.Evans52 Ma. Wilson53 M.Hutcheon54 C.Badman55 J.Billing56 R.Wilson57 C.Imlach58 D.Brick59 C.Tubb /T.Abbott60 R.Houston61 M.Beruldson62 S.Wilson63 M.Keating67 B.Strong68 J.Coleman70 R.Smale77 C.EvansORMOND1 L. Russell2 D. Beckett3 R. Chisholm4 L. Holcombe5 M. Martinov (VC)6 D. Brosnon (DVC)7 S. Keleher (C)8 R. Cameron9 S. Metz10 R. Martin11 C. Mc Carthy12 B. Mc Carthy13 T. Allan14 B. Upstill15 L. O'Brien16 J. Wardley17 J. Clements18 W. Cove19 D. Bailey20 D. te Hennepe21 C. Woodford22 L. Duthie23 D. Willis24 J. Muzzell25 M. Cove26 J. Steet27 S. Ashton28 A. Clinch29 T. Hine30 M. Hine31 S. Barnes32 S. Kulikov33 R. Cahalane34 N. Liston35 C. Coghlan36 A. Holman37 O. Lack38 M. Oaten39 N. Ryde40 J. Plostins41 D. Frazier42 J. HoldsworthCoach: Michael Oaten Reserves: Kornel Dachs43 B. Stewart44 A. Moloney45 M. Young46 J. Harry47 B. Robbins48 T. Blackburn49 C. Pymm50 Li. Pincott51 D. Haysom52 T. Haysom53 A. Cribbes54 N. Sinclair55 R. Eastgate56 B. Rayson57 Lu. Pincott58 J. Leggett59 N. Shulman60 S. Gay61 A. Young62 J. Turnbull63 L. Upstill64 J. Franklin65 D. Machin66 M. Broadhurst67 S. Barker68 L. McKenzie69 S. Gilberg70 S. O'Sullivan72 R. Keane74 C. Sullivan75 S.Fisher76 A. Friedman77 T. Ashford78 B. March79 G. Hammond80 M. Holman86 W. Frecheville88 S. Jess89 L. Calvert90 A. Jewell93 B. SchwabMAZENOD1 N. Lewton2 M.Chamberlain (VC)3 D.Hansen4 T.Bourbon (VC)5 J.Beard6 R. Mann7 F. Reed8 R.Thomas9 A. Olson10 B. Chamberlain (C)11 T. Allen12 P. Iacovangelo13 M. Regan14 N. Meehan15 N. Parry16 P. Stanley17 C. Poletti18 B.Maloney19 N. Bogar20 T. Castricum21 S. Ingliss (VC)22 S. Veltman23 S. Oldman24 M. Johnson25 J. Kelly26 D. Maskill27 T. Bailey28 F.Deegan29 N. Marmo30 C.Keane31 P.Johnson32 M. Appollonio33 S. Balloch34 D. Regan35 D. Collins36 A. Weekes37 T. Vallance38 D. Grant39 J.J.Fahey40 L. HawkinsCoach: Dave Murray Reserves: Troy Bridgland41 L. Allen42 C.Raine43 C. Smith44 B. Costin45 D.Micallef46 J. Miller47 J. DiPietro48 C. Jayaweera49 N. Klavins50 K. KellyMajor SponsorSMARTFRAME36THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 37

PREMIER CPREMIER CCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSCoach: Steven Lawrence Reserves: James LawsonOLD GEELONGCoach: Nick Mitchell Reserves: Chris Rubick1 B Scott2 B Price3 A Lawson4 A Slevison (VC)4 A Clarke5 J Stewart5 S Kendall6 C Hammond7 A Ross8 R Foote (VC)9 B Carboni (VC)9 W Bowes10 A Strain11 S Meredith12 N Andrew13 S Wood14 C May15 A Docker16 T Spinks17 A Wolkow18 M Sundberg19 L Price20 D Daly21 X Clancy22 A Bruhn22 J Rowlings23 C Fagan24 C Game25 D King26 S Widjaja (C)27 J McCahon28 G Colosimo29 J May30 C Jones31 C Penberthy32 T Breen33 B Hyland34 M Nelson35 A Spittal36 E Kalaja37 F McArdle38 L Spinks39 A Ford40 T Noblett41 M Liddell42 T Messer43 T Gerrand44 W Rowsthorn45 G Poulter46 A Townsend47 T Hammond48 L Tamblyn49 L Matias50 M Murphy51 J Elrington52 T Sundberg53 S Reid54 S Garrood55 C Hooper56 M Kinsella58 A Sloan59 L Sierakowski60 D OʼKeefe61 J Wearne63 G Crathern64 A Dick66 S SantCAM HAMMOND FLOORSTAIT TIMBER & HARDWARE -TOORONGA1 T. Lyons2 G. MacDonald3 C. O'Brien4 J. Wright5 S. Long6 J. Bell7 M. Morris8 J. Young9 J. Ratcliffe10 B. Long11 R. McEvoy12 C. Swan13 J. Richardson14 A. Suvoltos15 H. McCarthy16 A. Thomson17 T. Betts18 J. Malpas19 N. Betts20 W. Symons21 A. Price22 T. Bayles23 S. Moffatt24 S. Lansdell25 S. Gargan26 W. Landale27 J. Hope-Johnstone28 D. Andrew29 A. Farrell30 J. Bailey31 H. Brettingham-Moore32 J. Pearce33 E. Bayles34 T. Waters35 L. McGregor36 A. Perry37 C. Sutherland38 N. Mitchell39 A. Tummel40 E. Stevens41 T. Hope-Johnstone42 H. Jones43 A. Irvine44 J. O'Hare45 H. Legoe46 A. Power47 E. Beaurepaire48 N. O'Hare49 T. Richardson50 M. Vickers-Willis51 J. Forster52 N. Sanders53 N. Smith54 R. Pinkerton55 R. Herd56 M. Leslie57 A. Herd58 R. Ellis59 N. Waters60 A. Ingram61 T. Fyshe62 H. Cox63 G. Allen64 J. McPherson65 S. Kent66 J. Merrin67 M. Moffatt68 W. Dungey69 J. Wall70 T. Slattery71 R. Munzel72 H. Robertson73 A. Catchlove74 J. Roney75 J. Cole76 N. Robinson77 L. Hume78 J. Urquhart79 H. Burbank80 L. Herbert81 D. Flanagan82 N. Flanagan83 F. O'Sullivan84 M. Lawlor85 F. VilhelmOLD CAMBERWELL GRAMMARIANS Coach: Tim Killworth Reserves: S. Hillier1 A. Durling2 D. McGuigan3 S. Romanin4 D. Desanctis4 B. Hillier (RC)5 A. Clarke5 D. La Fontaine6 T. Beranger7 W. Carlyle (C)8 J. Heffernan8 R. Gill9 R. Deev10 T. Maher11 L. Kelly12 P. Jenkin13 G. Tolson14 S. Killworth15 R. Kapoor16 D. Morley17 P. Bennett17 K. Darby18 D. Hanson19 P. Storey20 J. Goldblatt21 A. McKenzie22 S. Bonyhady23 S. Mulligan24 J. Sharp25 M. Partington26 A. Clarke27 C. Hillier28 A .Lattuada31 B. Craven32 G. Sargeant33 N. Latsas34 D. Schmidt34 C. Bell35 T. Angove36 N. Searles39 J. Robinson40 A. Hudson41 S. Mulligan42 J. Duke43 B. Hart44 J. Frattin45 S. Needham47 S. Warr48 B. Cotterall49 D. Mitchell56 M. Cotterall59 M. Woodbridge62 D. Middleton63 C. WoodbridgeFITZROY1 J O'Reilly3 R Borland5 J Clark5 P Diacogiorgis6 C Polidoras8 F Cameron9 P O'Connor10 T Cheshire12 A Harbor13 J Dimond14 I MacPhaill15 S Buckley15 Al Grant16 D Clark18 C Dullard19 L Timms20 J Buncle21 M Lee22 D Campbell23 S Baker24 J Parkinson25 A Ley26 E Hurley27 C Wills28 B Guerin29 T Coleman30 T Conn32 Ad Grant33 T Parkinson34 J Hughes37 K Inthavong38 J Cowan-Clark39 J Wilkins40 M Cusack41 G Coghlan42 M Shaunessy43 D Griffin44 D Juhasz46 L Hider47 R WillinghamCoach: Simon Taylor Reserves: Anthony Corponi49 O Stoltz50 D Ryan52 M Sinfield53 H Topp54 N Coppens55 T Ward56 T Kimpton58 R Enright59 N Brown60 P O'Connell61 J Sprague62 T Jenkins63 C McLennan64 A Knorr69 J Phegan70 F Spykers74 G Wagner79 K Logan80 A Tyndall81 B OʼBrien82 J Allan83 S Dundas85 N Johnston88 S Maggs89 T Wilson94 M WillsonSPONSORSDegani Bakery CafeHarrington Earl Estate AgentsFitzroy Victoria Bowling ClubReds FoundationRydges Hotel Bell City Preston38THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 39

PREMIER CPARKDALE VULTURESCoach: Steve Kennedy Reserves: Tim Linthorne2 R. Gallagher (RC)2 M Bolland4 M. Hayes4 S. Rzek5 A. White6 R.Kerr7 B. Hampton8 S. Finnocchiaro9 M. Meyer10 T. Kight11 C. OMeara12 B. Darcy13 P. Deluvio15 Michael Sullivan16 P. Sullivan (C)17 C. Sullivan18 S. Sullivan (VC)20 H. Southan23 T. Boland23 S. Coutelas24 T. Linthorne25 B. Richards25 S. Tan26 D. Rochford (DVC)27 G. Hellyer (RVC)29 G. Crilley30 S. Laska31 Z. McCarthy32 B. Fogden33 J. O’Meara33 Matthew Sullivan36 T. Redmond37 T. MacGeorge38 D.Perrin42 B. Wilson43 M. Barr45 C. Barr45 T. Crilley46 W. Wheatley47 J. Tully50 B. Williams59 M. Ferguson63 D. Graham64 M. Ellis66 A. Kerr67 R. Burgher71 R. Bell71 J. Hall72 N. Rice73 D. Price74 S. Boland75 D. Hewson76 J. Oliver77 B. Harrison78 J. McCarthy79 M. Mclean80 D. McCarthy81 G. Meier82 Z. Paczkowski83 J. Russell84 S. Taylor85 N. Wilkins86 D. Parsons87 B. Tatterson88 B. Rae89 R.JosephRUPERTSWOOD1 J. Phillips2 A. Walsh3 J. Bradley4 M. McPhee5 S. Bishop6 S. Gallus7 B. Whitehead8 L. Brennan9 R. Eastway10 T. West11 L. Spinner12 J. Smerdon13 C. Allport14 J. Plummer15 D. Murphy16 R. Monzell17 J. Pretty18 T. Murphy19 D. Collins20 G. MouleCoach: Gavin Kerr21 G. Phillips22 R. Hatty23 H. Spinner24 A. Short25 B. Brennan26 E. Dressler27 B. Fewster28 M. Ellis-Christensen29 T. Smith30 D. Gregory31 K. Shaw32 N. McGovern33 Peter Barry35 C. Allport36 D. Dove37 Declan McGovern38 J. Ryan39 Paul Barry40 D. Bourne41 J. Taylor42 J.Hine44 N. Webb45 T. Mitchell47 M. Nott48 D. Nott49 B. Lovett50 J. Grant51 M. Takacs52 R. Portelli53 D. Barry54 Darragh McGovern55 D. McDonald56 S. Kerr59 T. Mason60 A. Dyson40THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010

Kids CornerWord SearchSpot the differenceSearch the letters below to find the names ofall 10 Premier teams in the VAFA.HINT: Words can be found in the word searchforwards, backwards, up, down and diagonal.Search the 2 pictures below to find all10 differences. Answers next week!u d i l l x a e i t s o e lr n o t h g i r b d l o n ss e i g s a r i d d e e o nb h b b o l a b x b e n i ay d d e l a s a l l e s r im b h o d u v n a n o s v gn l a e t e e m a i l t e el l l i r e r s m l t b l lb a e i i t i l n l m e s ls n a i n r u b l e m d l os n h s i o m a e c e e l cs i t g t i e e l r o s a do e i b y i l r n a e m l bo l d s c o t c h m a t o lCollegians, De La Salle, Marcellin,Old Brighton, Old Melburnians, Old Scotch,Old Trinity, Old Xaverians,St Bedes MT, Uni Blues.Please send in completed photocopies of this page 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!42THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 43

FOR THE LOVE OF THE GAMEAt exactly 7.30pm on 11 April, Ivanhoe AmateurFootball Club turned 100 years old.Congratulations on that, but did the telegramarrive from ER II?The previous day, the VAFA’s newest clubPoint Cook had its first day out. Asmemorable an occasion as it was, thepremiership points were taken back across thebridge by Richmond Central.Those venturing to North Brunswick’s AllardPark in the past were greeted with an old tin shedchange room, which converted to a social roomafter the match. Last Saturday, President SofTsialtis proudly opened the new facilities thatinclude two change rooms and a separate socialclub. The rooms were named after club legendDino Dimarco who was taken aback by theannouncement. Whilst the result didn’t go theirway it was obvious to all that the club was on theway up and big things can be expected this year.Last season the VAFA entered an arrangementwith the Collingwood FC where the winner,Christian Stagliano, formerly of Banyule andnow at North Brunswick, attended a week at theclub attending all practice sessions and meetings.Christian must have impressed the coaching staffas he has been appointed as the forward scoutfor their VFL team. Well done to Christian andwe look forward to continuing our relationshipwith Collingwood.For the first time in VAFA history clubs,competed against each other at 4 different levels– seniors, reserves, thirds and U19s. The Pavvy atUni was heaving with players from the 8competing teams assembled for the after-match.Uni are particularly fortunate to have twogrounds and all teams competing in the samelocale. The other clubs were De La Salle and OldMelburnians who competed in all four grades.For the record Uni Blues won 2-1 with the Under19’s having a tie and De La defeating OM’s 3-1.Winning Edge is the proud sponsor of the newVAFA Club Championship. Four points will beallocated to the seniors, three to the U19s, two tothe ressies and one to the Thirds/Club XVIII.After last week’s results nobody got the perfect 10but De La Salle head the table with 8 pointsfollowed by St Kevin’s on 7. See how your club isfaring at the back of this publication. Thewinning club will receive a $500 gift voucher fromWinning Edge. For all your clubs trophies,trophies and gifts contact the team at WinningEdge on 9660 9211.The VAFA announced their list of ambassadorswho will be assisting the board in going aroundthe grounds to liaise with clubs each Saturday.The Ambassadors are Lachlan Beaton, NickBourke, Frank Dunell, Richard Evans, PeterHannan, Tony Gilchrist, Michael Lentini, MickOverman, Geoff Reilley, Phil Stevens, Rick Sykesand Norm Walsh. Each of these gentlemen hasbeen assigned six clubs to visit throughout theyear. When you see them, feel free to invokeprotocol and address each as “Excellency” whenasking them to buy a round after the game!Milestones GaloreIvanhoe’s very popular Reserves coach RossToogood played his 200 last Saturday. Ross is a“stand out” personality at Ivanhoe. His loyal andfriendly demeanour has made him a delightfulclub member off-field and his contribution onfieldhas been significant. A wonderful win lastSaturday by his team was a great way to celebrate- Last week, one of Yarra Valley's greatest clubmen,Tim Hale, former President, former Treasurer,2002 Reserves Premiership player, leadingReserves goalkicker in 2002, 2004, 2007, 2008and 2009 (215 career sausages) celebrated his 200games. - Greg Coutts this week pulls on the YarraValley jumper for the 150th time. Greg has beena Bushranger since 1999 when he played his firstgame in the U19s. Since then he has built areputation as one of the clubs most reliable backmen, often taking on forwards taller, yet nevermore determined than himself. His highesthonour no doubt came when awarded thecaptaincy of the senior side last year, hisemotionally charged half time address will beforgotten by few. - Monash Gryphons’ ‘gunmidfielder’, Nick Rutherford brings up 150 gamesthis weekend against South Mornington. Nick,last year’s senior Best & Fairest Winner, has notonly been an excellent contributor for the Gryphsover the years, but also played nearly 100 seniorgames for Albert Park FC before transferring in2001. A hard worker on the track (ask him toshow you his biceps!!), Nick has recently started afamily and runs his own successful DJ business -Elsternwick’s Eugene Alter, Kim ‘Shirty’Cummins and David ‘Cuddles’ Grace all playedtheir 100th games in the first round against StJohns. Alter, a crumbing, goal sneak forward,joined the club in 2002 and finally reached thismilestone in the reserves. Grace has played in theshadow of his brother Scott but has developedinto a more than handy half forward/winger.Cummins joined the club in 2004 along withDavid when they transferred from Monash BluesUnder 19’s when David’s father Denis wasappointed coach. Kim is currently Vice Captainand is renowned for his attack on the ball whetherplaying back, forward or on the ball. - OldBrighton Grammarians’ gallant co-captain, JonPerrett, plays his 100 against Marcellin this week,a further milestone in a career that has beenhighlighted by courageous and determinedfootball every week. Jon won the Tonners’ B&Fin 2003, his debut year, and again in 2008. Heworks tirelessly, encouraging team-mates toimprove their footy at every opportunity, and he isat the heart of everything happening at the Beach.Pezza is one of OB’s most respected players andhe is gradually blanketing the ample shadow castby father Ross, who still believes his boy has a bitto do! - On the other side, Marcellin’s JonathanBortolotto hits 100 this weekend v Old Brighton.Captain of the 2005 U19 Premier Divisionpremiership side and a key member of the 2008 Bsection premiership success, ‘JB’ is a highly skilledand courageous player and has developed into aversatile and important member of the Eaglessenior line up. - 100 up for Oakleigh’s JasonReynolds today against St Bernards. Jasondebuted against Peninsula in 2005. Jason is a2004, 2006, 2007 premiership player and won theclub’s 2006 Senior Most Couragerous. - TheKrushers’ Tom Ristevski also hits 100 club gametoday. Recruited from Oakleigh YCFC, Tomdebuted in the U19s in 2005. - Still at Oakleigh,it’s 50 up for Stephen Doherty and over atBentleigh, it’s 50 for Bobby Bennet.VALE STEPHEN LEITCHIt is with great sadness that the OldWestbourne Amateur Football club advisethat Stephen Leitch lost his battle with cancerthis week.Steve was their inaugural VAFA premiershipcoach (Reserves – 2004), former player and aman who touched the hearts and minds of allthe people that had the pleasure of meetinghim. He was more than a leader and morethan a friend, he gave his all for the love of histeammates, the Club and the game that wereall such a big part of his life.The VAFA and Old Westbourne’s committee,players, members and supporters pass onsincere and heartfelt condolences to Steve’sfamily and close friends at this difficult time.44THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 45

CLUB 1846Norm NugentAnother season brings hope to allcompeting sides, including newcomers StBernard’s, University Blacks and De LaSalle. Old Paradians are back for the firsttime since 1994 while UHS-VU andRichmond Central are making theirdebut in Club XVIII. Here’s a look attoday’s games:Section 1: Old Melburnians should openwith a win over Old Camberwell. It isdifficult to assess these sides because theOMs carried all before them in the South in2009 whereas Old Camberwell endured aseason of fluctuating fortune.University Blacks and St Bernard’s meet onthe Crawford Oval. Without any confidenceI select the Snow Dogs based on universityteams often being slow starters due to theirannual turnover.Traditional rivals Prahran and OldXaverians meet on Darling Park. I select OldXaverians, who have always been the teamto beat to attain Club XVIII honours.Monash Blues, who have been a settledside for several seasons, are at home toDe La Salle. The game could prove to bea tussle between experience andyouthful exuberance and at home Iselect Monash Blues.North: Old Essendon will start favourites todefeat the Old Paradian side, who will taketime to adjust. Conditions at Old Essendonwill certainly be to the home side’sadvantage so I select them to win over the“Bundoora Boys”Williamstown C.Y.M.S. face North OldBoys/ St Patrick’s at the Fear on Reserve,where prevailing winds are a great advantageto “C.Y.” teams. Today I select them to beatthe visitors, many of whom will be playingtogether for the first time.Whitefriars face the first of many westwardtrips, when they visit Therry Penola, wheregeography and climatic conditions havetraditionally not been friendly to visitors.Lack of size has troubled Therry Penola forsome seasons and unless they have recruitedwell, it is hard to see success coming theirway in 2010. With no great confidence, Iselect Whitefriars.Old Carey, according to my sources, havelost many players and face a battle todayagainst Fitzroy. Ramsden Street Reserve willbe new territory to many Carey players andwith the strong Fitzroy following, shouldresult in a home victory.Old Westbourne welcome UHS-VU to ClubXVIII. The visitors will find westernconditions different from Royal Park andtheir lack of developed teamwork shouldenable Old Westbourne to win.South: Mazenod welcome CaulfieldGrammarians to Central Reserve. WhilstCaulfield played in the finals in 2009 in thissection, Mazenod have come from Section2, where they enjoyed only moderatesuccess. When in doubt, stick to the triedand true formula by selecting the home side,Mazenod!St Mary’s Salesian welcome HamptonRovers. As neither side enjoyed muchsuccess in 2009, the influx of new blood willbe the determining factor. Based on newsfrom Roverland and with the good formshown by their Premier B team, I amconfident the Rovers will be fitter and tootalented.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010In the twenty-first century sequel to Caesarcrossing the Rubicon and Washingtoncrossing the Potomac, many Old Scotchplayers have “gone west” and joinedRichmond Central, whose colours havenever graced a Club XVIII arena. In 2009,Kew finished eighth place (of twelve)whereas many of their opponents today werefinalists in the Southern Section. On thefamiliar Victoria Park soil, I selectRichmond Central to win the game.Get Well Danny: Popular umpire andformer Eley Park player Danny Carroll hasbeen hospitalised of late with a seriousillness. Danny is recovering well and afterhis recuperation, his friends hope to seehim back on the field. Best wishes Dannyfrom all your friends in Club XVIII.Club XVIII Div 1 2009 PremiersTODAYSelections in BoldCLUB XVIII (1)OLD MELBURNIANS v OLD CAMBERWELLPRAHRAN v OLD XAVERIANSUNI BLACKS v ST BERNARDSMONASH BLUES v DE LA SALLECLUB XVIII (NORTH)OLD ESSENDON v OLD PARADIANSFITZROY v OLD CAREYTHERRY PENOLA v WHITEFRIARSWILLIAMSTOWN CYMS v NOBS / ST PATSOLD WESTBOURNE v UHS-VUCLUB XVIII (SOUTH)MAZENOD v CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSORMOND v OLD GEELONGSportscover Arena (11.40am)ST MARY'S SALESIAN v HAMPTON ROVERSKEW v RICHMOND CENTRALTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 47

LAST ROUND U19 RESULTSU19 PREMIERUNI BLUES 3.2 6.3 7.4 12.6 (78)OLD SCOTCH 3.0 6.2 10.5 12.6 (78)GOALS: UNI BLUES: M. Allen 5 L. Butler 4 J. Maxwell A. Nice D. Zambon1 OLD SCOTCH: J. Long 3 S. Barnett 2 T. Mursell 2 M. Davis 2 T. McKinleyE. Marks J. Sansom 1BEST: UNI BLUES: A. Nice M. Allen W. Cuningham L. Butler D. Zambon J.Maxwell OLD SCOTCH: N. Smith J. Halbert A. Williamson M. Davis T. MursellD. KaliviotisOLD XAVERIANS 4.3 9.8 13.13 17.18 (120)UNI BLACKS 1.0 1.1 4.5 5.10 (40)GOALS: OLD XAVERIANS: T. Parker 4 B. Goss 4 H. Nidam 3 J. McGrath 2 T.McClusky 2 L. Tiernan B. Plant 1 UNI BLACKS: C. Bond C. O'Sullivan P.Aitken T. Crow T. Brennan 1BEST: OLD XAVERIANS: H. Nidam W. Molony D. Harangozo B. Goss J. PintalD. Curtain UNI BLACKS: J. Fisher C. Bellingham N. Moffatt C. O'Sullivan T.Brennan J. McDonaldOLD CAMBERWELL 3.5 8.10 9.15 14.17 (101)ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS 1.1 2.5 2.9 3.12 (30)GOALS: OLD CAMBERWELL: S. Killworth 5 J. Ymer 2 R. Deev 2 A. LattuadaA. Benson S. Riley D. Mitchell H. Brown 1 ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS:J. Robertson 2BEST: OLD CAMBERWELL: R. Penn-Tonkin S. Sharp R. Deev A. Lattuada N.Ross S. Killworth ST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS: M. Locco A. Jones T.Wigney J. Fenwick J. RobertsonDE LA SALLE 5.2 10.5 12.10 15.12 (102)OLD MELBURNIANS 1.2 1.4 3.8 5.10 (40)GOALS: DE LA SALLE: L. Barda 4 B. Nethersole 3 E. Espinosa 2 L. O'connell2 B. Pratt A. Streker C. Athanassiou S. Brooks 1 OLD MELBURNIANS:BEST: DE LA SALLE: T. Humphrey D. East A. Orr-O'farrell E. Clinch B.Humphrey M. De Luca OLD MELBURNIANS: C. Stubbe L. Gooley N. VoyageT. de Fegely L. Borthwick M. CarlonBEAUMARIS 3.6 11.1 19.17 26.25 (181)MARCELLIN 1.3 3.3 4.7 5.9 (39)GOALS: BEAUMARIS: N. Dickinson 7 O. Webber 4 T. Rayner 3 J. Evans 3 W.Edmonds 2 H. Darbyshire 2 W. Minehan 2 A. Goss J. Gandy S. Kendall 1MARCELLIN: R. Costanzo 2 D. McMahon M. Viney R. Kemp 1BEST: BEAUMARIS: N. Dickinson J. Evans D. Davis W. Mattingley T. AbbottH. Darbyshire MARCELLIN: J. Beltramin A. Loucas T. Black M. Viney R.Kemp R. CostanzoCoach of the MonthEvery month during the 2010 season, one coach from the Senior sections and one fromthe U19/U18 sections will be selected as the Coates Hire Coach of the Month.These awards recognise the achievements of coaches throughout the ranks and notalways the coaches in charge of teams at the pointy end of the ladders.Clubs are welcome to nominate coaches for these awards and nomination can be sendthrough to Jeremy Bourke (jeremy@vafa.com.au).All coaches selected will be in the running for the VAFA Coach of the Year Award48THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 49

Zac HubberDarren DawsonRichard WilkinsonU19 PREMIERU19 Premier: Put to the swordFour ten-goal-margins and a draw; a unique way toopen proceedings in Round One. The two grandfinalists flexed their muscle and sent an ominouswarning to the competition, as did newcomers OldCamberwell, who pummelled St Bedes/Mentone by71 points. Sam Killworth continued his grand finalform of seven goals by kicking five against theinaccurate Tigers. The ambulance that arrived atday’s end could have been attributed to the work ofRob Penn-Tonkin and Alex Lattuada, who causedheadaches for new coach Des Ryan.Beaumaris and Marcellin were always hard to split,but no one predicted the 142-point shellackingdished out by the Sharks. Beauy kicked 16 goals intwo quarters of football and will be out to show thatit was no fluke against the Xavs this weekend. Theyhad seven multiple goal-kickers with Nick Dickinsonleading the pack with seven. Old Melburnians had adifficult round one encounter with De La Salle in itsfirst hit-out in Premier. The game was over by halftime,but the OMs held their own in the second half.2009 finalists Old Scotch and Uni Blues shared thepoints at Crawford Oval. Trailing by 19 points at thefinal break, the Students came back courageously butjust couldn’t get all four points on offer. Maxim Allenand Llewyn Butler kicked nine majors between themfor the Blues. Butler was the hero after he marked inthe dying minutes of the match from a Scotch kick-inand ensured the draw. Angus Nice was best afield forUni while Max Davis starred for the Cardinals.Old Xavs returned to Stradbroke Park afterhaving nowhere to call home last year, anddominated all four quarters against Uni Blacks.New arrival Hicham Nidam was devastating withhis left boot, as was Tristan Parker, while WillMolony and Ed Maas were too strong in defence.Jack McDonald was a standout for the Blacks,sweeping through packs and penetrating theforward 50 on many occasions.THE NORTH: Intrigue aboundsThe Under 19 North sections will provide plenty ofintrigue in 2010, and it will probably be a number ofrounds before a clear pattern emerges and we canbegin to determine where the season is heading. Byits very nature, results in Under 19s can fluctuatewildly depending on injury, availability and, ofcourse, how well a club’s senior team is travelling.And a big question will always be: can last year’slower age players step up a level?The off-season has seen some minor changes to themake-up of the two North divisions: best of luck toOld Camberwell who move up to Premier, andwelcome to Old Trinity (down from Premier) andnewcomers Werribee and Old Ivanhoe.In North 1, expectations will be high at OldEssendon following their grand final appearance in2009, whilst finalists Fitzroy and Old Carey shouldalso be in the mix. I am expecting St. Bernard’s tobe competitive given last year’s Under 18 team weresemi-finalists, whist the Sharks will be looking toimprove on last year’s performance.As in North 1, ’09 runners-up Therry-Penola shouldbe thereabouts again in North 2, with Ivanhoe andOld Westbourne the other early favourites. Onewould think that Bulleen-Templestowe will also becompetitive having dropped back from North 1.The beauty of pre-season is that every team is on alevel footing right up until the first siren sounds forRound 1. Every player, coach, and official will beenthusiastically awaiting that first bounce. Good luckto all for the season ahead, particularly those playingin the VAFA for the first time.THE SOUTHThe long pre-season was longest for Old Brighton,who narrowly missed promotion to PremierDivision. With new coaching structures they willlook to be a force in 2010. After dominating South2 last year with only a couple of losses, Old Geelongwill find the jump is a massive leap, especially withmany of their strong premiership players gone. DeLa’s second under 19 side cannot be taken lightly, asthe depth that pours into the club each year producestwo extremely competitive teams. They may be evenstronger than last year. Hampton Rovers, a massiveclub which stretches all the way down to Under 9shave had a huge injection of U18s ready to stepup.Ajax kick their season off with confidence, butmeet the team to beat - St Kevin’s. Having won theAPS football premiership last year, the word is thatSkevs are ready to make an assault on this flag.Collegians always seem to just plod along and will belooking to start well against a strong CaulfieldGrammarians. Both teams should be overflowingwith talent from their school sides. I applaud thekeen Old Mentonians who feel they will be bettersuited to South 1 than South 2. They believe theycan figure late into the year. Old Haileybury will bewishing them no luck in their endeavours as theymeet on Saturday. Ormond, who have the bye, againhave another big list to choose from and shouldreach September.The South 2 competition kicks of this weekend witha smaller tighter group of eight teams, all hoping tostart the climb through the Under 19 sections. BothOld Xaverians and Beaumaris field a second team inthis division, which should see them produce somegood football from the players fighting to play intheir sides number one team. Mazenod who playBeaumaris in the opening round will be looking toget their group of U19s back on track. Monash Bluesand the Parkdale Vultures clash in what should be avery close contest. Monash each year threaten to playgood football which could see them in South 1however maintaining numbers throughout the yearseems to be a challenge for the Blues. Peninsula willtravel to the home of the VAFA to play prime timefooty on Saturday against Old Xavs, the wide openspaces should suit Peninsula in what I’m tipping tobe a low scoring affair. Oakleigh are favourites toelevate themselves into South 1, with a strong groupof U18s that performed well last year. AgainstOakleigh are the Melbourne High Old Boys, the clubhaving moved its senior side into Premier B, will belooking at their youth to maintain the success, a winagainst Oakleigh will further enhance the generalfeeling that MHSOB are a club moving forward.TODAYSelections in BoldU19 PREMIERDE LA SALLE v OLD SCOTCHOLD MELBURNIANS v OLD CAMBERWELLOLD XAVERIANS v BEAUMARISST BEDES / MENTONE TIGERS v UNI BLUESBrindisi St Oval (9.30am)UNI BLACKS v MARCELLINU19 SOUTH 1AJAX v ST KEVINSLindsay Hassett Oval (1.00pm)ORMOND - BYEOLD BRIGHTON v OLD GEELONGOLD HAILEYBURY v OLD MENTONIANSHAMPTON ROVERS v DE LA SALLEBoss James Reserve (9.30am)COLLEGIANS v CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSU19 SOUTH 2MONASH BLUES v PARKDALE VULTURESMAZENOD v BEAUMARISOAKLEIGH v MHSOBOLD XAVERIANS v PENINSULASportscover Arena (2.00pm)U19 NORTH 1FITZROY v OLD TRINITYOLD IVANHOE v WERRIBEEOLD CAREY v ST BERNARDSOLD ESSENDON v MANNINGHAM SHARKSU19 NORTH 2THERRY PENOLA v IVANHOEBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v LA TROBE UNIFITZROY v EMMAUS ST LEOSW.T. Peterson Community Oval (11.40am)OLD WESTBOURNE v AQUINAS50THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 51

U19 – PREMIERBEAUMARISCoach: Josh Bourke Asst Coach:Adam Coote, Steven Spaulding1 S. Kendall2 M.Ryan3 G.Roberts4 A.Edmondson5 T.Rayner6 J.Lapa7 M.Bourne8 L.Sketchley9 J.Bull10 S.Brennan13 W.Murton14 T.McManamy15 T.Kelly16 M.Globan17 L.Cormie18 H.Baldwin19 H.Bennett20 C.OʼFlaherety21 J.Hooper22 W.Minehan23 W.Mattingly24 J.Dixon26 H.Darbyshire27 N.Dickinson28 M.Millar29 R.Lengyel30 A. McLoughlin31 K.Mocicka32 G.Darer33 J.Gandy34 M.TeasdaleOLD SCOTCHCoach: Tim ShearerAssistant Coach: Steve Schilling1 P. Hodges2 W. Ponsford3 A. van Ryn4 N. Smith5 J. Sansom (DVC)6 A. OʼShannessy (VC)7 W. Darling8 M. Davis (C)9 A. Williamson (VC)10 H. French11 E. Marks12 S. Gateley13 D. Kaliviotis14 T. McKinley15 B. Morley16 J. Halbert17 H. Carneli18 J. Anstee (DVC)19 T. Mursell20 A. Harlock21 S. Barnett (DVC)22 H. McKenzie23 M. van den Broek24 H. McClean25 A. Bordonaro26 J. OʼBrien27 S. Laidlaw28 T. Browne29 M. Jane30 J. Long31 C. Ralston33 H. Dick36 M. Clayton37 S. Muttdon92 M. Seed35 W.Edmonds/J.Morris36 B.Kilgore37 C.Eldred38 K.Roberts40 W.Morley41 B.Hughes42 M.Heaton43 J.Rayner44 N.Minton45 O.Webber46 J.DiNatale47 A.Goss48 J.Leigh50 M.Short51 J.Evans /L.Kivi53 D.Bedggood54 L.Bourne55 J.Thompson58 D.Davis59 T.AbbottDE LA SALLE BLUESCoach: John Edgar Asst Coaches:Sam Magree, Jack Morwood1. E. Espinosa2. J. Harris3. C. Emmins4. R. Harris5. B. Humphrey (VC)6. S. Griffin7. B. Close8. E. Clinch9. J. Allan10. S. Muller11. M. Todd12. J. Pollard13. M. Fort-Willaims14. A. Kneebone15. Z. Dickinson16. T. Parker17. K. Ellis18. E. Murphy (C)19. B. Nethersole20. M. DeLuca21. T. Cleary22. A. Orr-Farrell23. R. Figgis24. A. Orr-Farrell25. A. Bonaddio28. L. Williams30. P. Carroll38. L. OʼConnell40. M. Collins46. T. Hunt*** Indicative list only, 2010 teamlist not submitted.SPONSORMt EricaHotelOLD XAVERIANSPrem Coaches: Tom Maule &Pat Halpin Nth 2 Coach: Joe RushAsst: David Prowse & LukeMcGuinness1 Tristan Parker2 NickBiddlecombe3 Hicham Nidam4 Dom Walker5 Luke Bisset6 James Woods7 Johnny Pintal8 JacksonMcGrath9 Will Moffit10 Tristan Parker11 Louis Tiernan12 DanielHarangozo13 Will Moloney14 RobertFollachio15 Jack Franklyn16 Ed Maas17 Zac Pirrie18 Brendan Goss19 Dan Curtain20 Marek Piertzak21 Jack Amad22 Matt Whelan23 AnthonyHachem24 Jack O'Sullivan25 Marcus Torr26 Mat McLean27 Ben Plant28 Chris Reilly29 Elliot Pittito30 Josh Bosnar31 Charlie Denton32 Will Ralph33 Liam O'Brien34 Liam Rogan35 Mitchell Skene36 MatthewVlahos37 Will Balme38 Daniel Barry39 NicholasCampese40 David Crock41 Julian Darrer42 Tim Dillon43 AlexanderElliot44 MatthewProwse45 JamesGalbraith46 Lachlan Healy47 Charlie Hess48 Chris Meehan49 Nick Meehan50 James MeehanMAJOR SPONSORSMARCELLINCoach: Brian Millett2 L McCormack3 A Chiodo4 A Manakis (C)5 J Bettello6 A Loucas7 J Beltramin8 A Coburn9 J McIntyre10 R Constanzo13 N Botham15 M Viney16 T Natoli17 C Colville18 R Kemp19 J Coburn (VC)22 N James23 K Mattiuzzo24 L Lacy25 D McMahon (VC)27 T Blanch28 E Gogoll29 M Molloy31 N Bortolotto34 L Brockhus36 R O'Shannassy44 T BlackST BEDE’S MENTONETIGERSCoach: Brian Bourke1. T. Garside2. D. Foley3. M. Bowles4. T. Talbot6. B. Dillon7. C. Ryan8. T. Bastion9. D. Garside10. D. Zagami11. T. Pastura12. J. Norman13. D. Holden14. C. Maddox15. T. Simpson16. A. Shillabeer17. L. Studderd18. S. Faulkner20. M. Meehan21. J. Morris22. S. Millward-Gregory23. D. Locco23. J. Morrison24. T. Zorzovilis25. A. Jones26. J. Tobin27. D. Fegan28. J. Shipsides29. J. Nev-Young30. T. Wigney*** Indicative list only, 2010 teamlist not ubmitted.OLD CAMBERWELLCoach:1. S Bennett2. A Benson3. H Brown5. M Dyson6. S Harris7. T Hudson9. O Schieber10. J Way11. J Edwards12. N Ross14. J Ymer15. J Kennedy16. S Killworth17. P Bennett18. J Kennedy19. P Birtles21. M Harris22. S Sharp23. W McLennan24. J Sharp26. M Mandijan28. A Lattuada29. S Riley32. J Op tʼHoog33. M Boyall34. C Bell35. T Byrnes37. R Penn-Tonkin39. E OʼDonnell40. S Barry42. N Tenace44. M Cooney47. J Crothers48. A Tsindos49. D MitchellUNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Luke O'Connell AsstCoaches: Ed Ryan & Adrian Goonan1 A Haeusler2 A Richardson3 A Rodgers4 A Smith5 A Stewart6 B Alexander7 B Harkness8 B Mahon9 C Bellingham10 C Runnalls11 C Smith12 D Delmenico13 D Garner14 H Fotia15 J Childs16 J Curnow17 J Gale18 J Gaylor19 J Nettlefold20 J Phelan21 K Paton22 M Cassidy23 M Gifford24 M Krygger25 P Ellis26 P Sheperd27 R Leiron28 R Newbold29 S Flight30 S McNamara31 S Skinner32 S Yule33 T Bell34 T Snowdan35 W Gorman36 Z O'Connor*** Indicative list only, 2010team list not ubmitted.OLD MELBURNIANSCoach:1 M. Keskerides2 M. Churkovich3 D. Sartori4 S. Petsinis5 S. Siddons6 A. Armstrong7 S. Dunell8 T. Gobbo9 T. McLardy10 D. Breen11 W. Harris12 A. Oaten13 J. Eaves14 M. Collister15 W. Myer16 N. Amato17 C. Cumbrae-Stewart18 S. Zayler19 Y. Rous20 J. McKie21 A. Harrod22 J. Stubbe23 J. Begeuley24 J. Carter25 Z. Seccull26 P. Nestel27 T. Oman28 J. Gooley29 E. Hughes30 W. Cooper31 J. Nagle32 P. Levy33 M. Lugg34 D. Wright36 H. McDonald39 M. McCoy41 A. Ferguson48 J. Harrod*** Indicative list only, 2010 teamlist not submitted.UNIVERSITY BLUESCoach: Matt EmblingAsst Coach: Alan Salter1 A Ahearn3 M Allen5 L Butler6 A Dugdale12 J Edwards14 D Ford18 L agrrick19 D Gumley21 S Herben23 J Maxwell28 A Nice29 J Taylor40 R Williamson46 D Zambon47 S Bryce50 C Somerville51 N Keating60 T Emmett67 H Hanlon68 J Laidlaw73 P Olsson77 T Stevens83 G. WoodsN. VoyageS TooseH BucknallV CampbellW CuninghamA DriscollJ EggerG GriggA HasanT KeaneB KearneyB GervasoniX LaneW MontgomeryA RobertsT RugglesR ThompsonU19 – SOUTH 1AJAXCoach: Darren SeidlAss Coach: Matt Dudakov2 R Hill3 T Freed4 N Harel5 J Gocs6 Y Lang7 B Caplan8 J Strauch9 M Thurin10 J Ludski11 A Caplan12 G Heine13 J Lisner14 J Lew15 D Wollner16 M Selzer17 J Mendies18 J Joffe19 O Hanner20 W Steinberg21 R Simon22 J Samuel23 M Nissen24 M Kaye25 D Wloszczowski26 D Roth27 A Lefkovic29 J Markoff30 S Fayman31 J Sharp33 P De Winter34 C Stosser35 J Berlinski36 B Zajac37 M Shafar38 J LewisOLD BRIGHTONCoach: Adam Pirrie1. T Mariani2. J. Cox3. W. Newman5. T. Priestley6. M. Karayannis7. S. Bilger8. R.Wallis9. M.Ward10. A. Taylor11. R. Cummin12. S. Hooy13. B. Austin14. A. Dick15. E. Granter16. N. Coroneos17. L. Nicholls18. M. Lees19. C. Davidson20. E. Stott21. T. Fogherty22. M. Waite23. D. McKenzie24. J. Portelli39 B Scholl40 J Zaidenberg41 R Winston43 R Dean44 R LewyCAULFIELDCoach:1 J McLean2 T Small3 WRathgeber4 M Linklater5 J Kremmer6 Z Parsons7 B McLoughlin8 M Price9 J How10 R Lewis11 R Hyland13 J Smith14 D Spanos15 J McCahon16 C Axias17 A King18 D Tobias19 C Game20 T Baker21 J Foote23 D Keane24 J Helman25 A Garrubba28 B Frazer29 W Eke (VC)30 R Lamont31 J Whitford32 C Twomey33 D Allanson (C)34 W Morley45 D Hyman***2009 LISTOLD HAILEYBURYCoach: Paul Morwood1 B. Barba2 T. Bradford3 A. King4 R. McMurray5 P. Gleadhill6 J. Spanos7 J. Steen8 W. Eagle9 T. Hunter10 M. Quiambao11 D. Harrison12 M. Kent13 M. George14 B. Seccull15 D. Somers16 C. Venten17 D. Good18 A Nicol19 D. Newby20 T. Turner21 H. Simpson22 L. Skelton23 A. Fujihara24 J. McMurray25 S. Sturrock26 J. Coleman27 J. Lynch28 H. McTaggert29 A. Mindelis30 G. Nguyen31 R. Mathers32 S. Casey33 J. Derks34 L. Pinot35 P. Raso36 P. Shakalis37 B. Skelton38 J. Keating39 A. Trathan40 T. TurnerCOLLEGIANSCoach:1 A. Wright2 M. Dyer3 M. Allen4 M. Kyroussis5 T. Bulling6 M. Matheson7 P. Timms (VC)8 H. Gairns9 H. Parsons10 H. McGregor11 M. Spiller12 J. Band-Conrick14 J. Kamener15 C. Williams (C)16 L. Fitzpatrick17 A. OʼNeil18 C. Burridge19 M. Crone20 D. Shaw21 T. Wells22 H. Apted23 M. Cook24 O. Ford25 T. Greene26 W. Watson29 J. Soo31 R. Hay32 D. Maddern35 J. Cassidy36 N. Corp37 S. Hall44 J. Wood69 D. Pavlou***2009 LISTOLD GEELONGCoach:1 A. Renzella2 B. Skelton3 J. Forbes4 S. Kent5 D. Barlow6 J. Hughes7 P. Morphett8 D. Krones9 A. Price10 W. Dungey11 W. Bleakley12 E. O'Connor13 D. Wilton14 D. Ellis15 J. Merrin (C)16 M. Moffatt17 J. Forster18 J. Holt19 R. Officer20 W. Qualye21 N. McBride22 D. Andrew29 G. MacDonald30 S. Niewand35 N. O'Hare39 S. Studd44 R. Ventura*** 2009 LISTOLD MENTONIANSCoach: Steve Jansson1. T. Goodrich2. B. Wendt3. C. Mylonas4. D.R. Brown5. L. Caine6. S. Ferguson7. L. Hull8. J. Jansson9. M. Myers-Snyders10. M. Durack11. B. Johnson12. T. Brodie13. J. Brohier14. S. Johnson15. T. Strange16. T. Graham17. J. OʼDonnell18. M. Jays19. D.L. Brown20. M. Chase21. W. Bardoel22. T. Burch23. R. Bennett24. A. Martin25. Z. Nelson26. D. Howard27. W. Stone28. J. Shanahan29. T. Marshall30. J. Duell31. D. Lamb32. A. Crossley33. J. McMahon34. B. Naylor35. M. Zacharin36. A. Hare37. T. Garside38. D. Maitland39. M. Felsenthal40. J. Kay41. C. JohnstoneDE LA SALLECoach:1. S. OʼDonnell2. R. Figgis3. A. Kamellopoulos4. M. Deluca5. S. Lowe6. D. Hutchinson7. J. OʼHalloran8. M. Briglia9. H. Browning10. K. Grant11. D. Murphy12. N. Hogan13. A. Zaia14. B. Nethersole15. B. Griffin16. D. East17. N. Fyfield18. X. Harkins19. J. Cleeve20. S. Tomadin21. J. Mannix (VC)22. L. Williams23. T. Naughtin (C)24. T. East25. S. Hillier26. L. Godinho27. D. Nolan28. A. Papamiltiades29. A. Brown30. O. Holmes34. K. Grant***2009 LISTORMONDCoach:1 G. Taylor2 M.Oaten3 J. Taylor4 L. Saunders5 M. Hunt6 T. Buckley7 J. Steet8 T. Hine9 R. Morris10 J. Samuels11 D. Dahan12 N. Barda13 J. Knoester14 C. McCarthy15 S. Frost16 J. Frost17 S. Lyubic18 T. Dureau19 K. Sonnberger20 M. Farthing (C)21 J. Singleton22 B. Darrou23 A. Anastasio24 A. McCooke25 J. Plostins26 S. Clements27 S. Gay28 M. Kapoustine29 L. Krause30 D. Marsh31 A. Rodda32 A. Thornton33 S. Dalton34 H. Wardley35 J. Drummond36 W. Ziada37 D. Briggs38 L. Anrep39 A. Leigh40 S. Labrooy41 J. McDonald44 D. Hickox46 J. FeatherHAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Anthony QuonAsst. Coach: Rob Johnston1. R. Atkins2. R. Howe3. L. McCarthy4. P. Ivory9. T. Youl10. N. Hoban11. C. Britton12. R. Jones14. J. Baxter15. N. Jewel16. J. Massie17. J. Naulty19. B. Clarke21. B. Culvenor22. M. Innes23. M. Levy24. J. McMahon25. J. Craig26. N. Green27. M. Hall28. B. Stevens29. M. Wolteringwww.hamptonrovers.com.auST KEVINS OBCoach:1 P Jones2 J Betlehem3 B Omizzollo4 C McPherson5 D Loschiavo6 S Reid7 T Jones8 M Eastmure9 B Sullivan10 D Code11 L McDonell12 J Musty13 J Murphy Cruise14 D Brennan15 P Rhodes16 Wald17 G Wignall18 C Ring19 D Kelly20 C Semetas21 W Russell22 C Randles23 D Kerr24 T Sharpe25 P Turnbull26 D Boehm27 M Stafford28 J Gabelich29 T Rowe30 J Griffiths31 J Siskind32 D Kerr33 P Nally34 T Fitzgerald52THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 53

U19 – SOUTH 2U19 – NORTH 1BEAUMARISCoach:MAZENODCoach:MHSOBCoach: Mark ElderMONASH BLUESCoach: Darryl HoffmannFITZROYCoach: Tim BellMANNINGHAM SHARKSCoach:OLD CAREYCoach:1 S. Kendall2 M.Ryan3 G.Roberts4 A.Edmondson5 T.Rayner6 J.Lapa7 M.Bourne8 L.Sketchley9 J.Bull10 S.Brennan13 W.Murton14 T.McManamy15 T.Kelly16 M.Globan17 L.Cormie18 H.Baldwin19 H.Bennett20 C.OʼFlaherety21 J.Hooper22 W.Minehan23 W.Mattingly24 J.Dixon26 H.Darbyshire27 N.Dickinson28 M.Millar29 R.Lengyel30 A. McLoughlin31 K.Mocicka32 G.Darer33 J.Gandy34 M.Teasdale35 W.Edmonds/J.Morris36 B.Kilgore37 C.Eldred38 K.Roberts40 W.Morley41 B.Hughes42 M.Heaton43 J.Rayner44 N.Minton45 O.Webber46 J.DiNatale47 A.Goss48 J.Leigh50 M.Short51 J.Evans / L.Kivi53 D.Bedggood54 L.Bourne55 J.Thompson58 D.Davis59 T.Abbott1. N. Gentile2. J. Cheah3. D. DeLeon4. D. Hendricks5. M. Johnson6. L. Peters7. T. Stanley8. A. Bau9. S. Caffery10. C. Jones11. B. Cunningham12. S. Inglis13. C. Jacobs14. A. Holmes15. N. Taladis (VC)16. G. Smith17. P. DeVoy18. A. Zarafa19. J. Wisniewski20. M. Wilkins (DVC)21. R. Woolley22. M. Hunter23. C. Collins (C)24. J. Gentile25. M. Kambouris26. B. Smith27. J. Murphy28. A. Dal Santo29. M. Jolley30. M. King31. A. Ahmed32. A. Jones34. V. Sharma37. M. Hickleton53. L. Douglas64. S. Jones74. J. Little*** 2009 LIST1. A ASHTON2. R BATCHELOR3. T BISS4. A BRYAN5. D BYE6. J CASSERLY7. M DE AIZUPURA8. J DOAN9. M FENNESSY-KENT10. L FERRIS11. R GAVAN12. L GEORGE13. J GRINPUKEL14. D HAMILTON - HO15. J HARTLEY16. S HAYES17. C HEWISH18. T HERSKOPE19. J HOANG - LE20. T HOWE21. N HUSSAIN22. P KING23. A KUANG24. M LANCASTER25. D LEE26. A LEONG27. A LYNCH28. P MELILLI29. P MILIONE30. J MORAND31. M NEE32. P NIKLAS33. A PALUOJA34. S PATTINSON35. M TEMPLIN36. D TERNES37. A WHELAHAN38. R WICKRAMATHILAKE39. L ZAMMIT1. A Al-sharea2. A Armstrong3. R Shenouda4. M Beecroft5. C Bell6. J Bonacci7. J Bourchier8. N Burri9. S Castle10. M Chenoweth11. S Cheshire12. L Curits13. C Devine14. J Diamantopoulos15. D Filo16. B Geary17. J Griffiths18. G Halligan19. R Jayaweera20. J Lewis21. C MacGillivray22. N Malcolm23. E Martin24. A McGrath25. M Mitchell26. A Moles27. M Myers28. L Preston29. J Rau30. E Ree-Goodings31. N Reid32. J Rowland33. L Ryan34. R Samweil35. D So36. J Spencer37. M Stewart38. N Tenneti39. N Van Agtmaal40. S Vulcz41. S Wood42. S Woodbridge43. M Zorkau1 P David2 J Anderson3 E Barnes4 R Angiolella5 T Hudson-Bevege6 C Evans7 M Cussen8 C Doherty9 M Sturart10 DKynigopoulos11 J Dalton12 M Ellis13 D Fitzpatrick14 C Krousoratis15 N Jumeau16 L Strating17 C Smith18 O Jach19 J Atkinson20 D Patcas21 S MaskellKnight22 M McWhinney23 J Simcoe24 C Hudson25 K Snedden26 S West27 M Gloster28 P McQueen29 J Turner30 F Wilkins31 M Beacham32 D Pound-Palmieri33 D Westcott34 W Johnson35 W Pickering37 C Perkins38 J Cousens39 A Biggs40 J Fraser42 A Corbet43 R Lloyd44 M Oliver45 A Symon46 G McCarthy47 N Allan49 J McGee51 L McAuleySPONSORS:Degani Bakery CafeHarrington Earl Estate AgentsFitzroy Victoria Bowling ClubReds FoundationRydges Hotel Bell City Preston68. A. Gangoiti70. D. Tibaldi72. T. Feher (VC)73. N. Tomecek74. T. Woodman75. J. Aver76. A. Messina77. D. Massarotti (C)78. A. Akers79. J. Brooks80. D. Di Bartolomeo81. J. Urbano83. S. Raso84. N. Di Pietrantonio85. J. OʼSullivan86. D. Cardamone87. A. Waugh88. A. Robertson89. B. Jenkins90. A. Pearson (VC)91. T. Carrucan92. M. Stafford93. D. Egerton94. J. Waters95. M. Di Pietrantonio96. L. Maher97. S. Hoskins98. D. Hart99. R. Wilson101. T. Stanbrook102. C. Howgate***2009 LIST1 W. Cushen2 T. Chiuchiarelli3 S. Bramwell4 T. Newton5 P. Seale6 A. Clarke7 J. Chesterfield8 B. Elzarka9 J. Thompson10 D. Cambridge11 B. de Leijer12 B. Fordham13 J. Courtot14 A. Fazio15 B. Simpson16 N. Koa17 A. McLean18 M. Dawson19 M. Ramsay20 A. Reed21 B. Daglish22 H. Knox23 C. Jones (C)24 W. Rhodes25 M. Yeo26 B. Wolley27 C. Wallace28 J. Walters29 R. Jones30 S. Virtue31 N. Hamley32 T. Reid33 W. Guiney34 W. McLaren35 M. Evans36 M Dawson37 B Daglish***2009 LISTOLD ESSENDONCoach: Steve WattsAssist Coach: Peter Philpott1 A. Atik2 J. Barrett2 J. Bentick3 D. Cantwell4 D. Collinson5 A. DeMarco6 M. Downward7 B. Drysdale8 L. Flaherty9 S. Guerra10 A. Hannah11 A. Hinkley12 L. Hutchesson13 A. Khallouf14 C. Livori15 J. Mailer16 B. McCann17 J. McDonald18 D. Mersini19 A. Palmer20 M. Ratcliffe21 G. Rayner22 D. Romano23 D. Roscoe24 G. Shepherd25 J. StonehamOAKLEIGHCoach: Chris MooreOLD XAVERIANSCoach:PARKDALE VULTURESCoach:PENINSULACoach:OLD IVANHOECoach:OLD TRINITYCoach: Pat OʼNeilST BERNARDSCoach:WERRIBEECoach:1 L Morin2 T Scott3 MWhite4 Z Thiessens (C)5 N Seel (DVC)6 J Pappon7 G Irons8 MHernicus9 T Costigan10 J Olsen11 P Tscoucalas12 C Mercuri13 A Mathiesson14 M Catalla (VC)15 B Hogan16 G Smith-Steane17 A Dal Santo18 C Lavery19 J Hunt20 S Hurley21 R Jetta22 T Nienkel23 B Quinn24 D Mercuri25 J Williams26 S Stamos27 M Ritchens28 M Maraventano29 D Sutton30 A OʼLearyBETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 72051 J Stean2 J Moylan3 S Lees4 L Grigg5 D Prowse6 M Sheil7 S Cross8 D Noonan9 J Davies10 S Elliott11 T Rowse12 M Dimattina13 J Evans14 CDiPierdomenico15 A Batten16 A Brazzale17 H Buckley18 E Maas19 J Ulbrick20 D Salera21 T McClusky22 A Hachem23 J McElhinney24 R Follacchio25 T Clancy26 J Meehan27 J Sleeman28 J Banting29 E Lachal30 D Coluccio33 M Prowse34 J Galbraith36 J Hodgman38 M Brash49 L Healy51 M Wilson55 K Donohoe59 A Quinn61 D Bonnice65 T Pane***2009 LIST1. T. Mclennan2. M. Boland3. L. Platt (DVC)5. R. Ciratelli6. S. Rzek10. R. Taylor11. R. Bell12. M.Graham13. M. Carmona14. D. Miller (VC)15. S. Chapman16. A. Coles18. J. Milgate19. S. Vos20. D. Schober21. R. Henderson22. P. Vernon23. K. Benton24. M. Harding25. R. Heaney29. R. Irvine31. Z. McCarthy35. J. Ellis (C)45. A. Laruffa47. K. McCarthy49. J. Rennison51. S. Edkins56. S. Petropoulos60. N. Boland61. R. Kerr62. T. Redmond63. G. Gillespie64. D. McCarthy***2009 LIST1 T Barbour2 L Thorne3 S Burgess4 C Miller5 D Pessato6 N Box7 E Coghlan8 T Morphett9 C Drew10 J Bowen11 K Jungling12 A Sinclair13 N Ludewig14 N Grigg15 T Bowen16 S Messinis17 C Bennett18 R McDonagh19 J Shaw20 D Acott21 D Ryan22 A Makin23 N Ganju27 A Bouten28 B Doherty29 N Hooper30 M Dickens36 Z Gray38 S Wells40 S Clark50 J Higgins62 R Bambery1 P Walter2 P Carydis3 C Kingsford4 J Wendt5 J Garth6 S Olhaleran7 E Sikavis8 M Valenzisi9 P Neylan11 J Mahoney12 B Plowman13 J Chazan14 D Markovski15 J John16 P Gould17 R Cotter18 A Kevovec19 B Jackson20 M Dunn24 R Terrell Close25 C Mackenzie26 G Lindqust27 J Watson29 H Paynter***2009 LIST1. G. Chadwick2. N. Hunt3. B. Potter4. A. Prittie7. T. Craigie9. H. Tinney10. T. Hore-Lacy (VC)11. K. Spassopoulos12. R. Smith13 J. Gale (C)14. T. Beasley15. S. Murphy16. B. Tune17. R. Gillies18. E. Blandthorn (VC)20. W. Oldfield21. S. Dalton22. M. Cameron23. J. Weatherson24. J. Moran25. T. Quarterman26. S. May27. N. Merzvinskis28. M. Georgiev29. B. Barratt32. C. Riggs33. N. Birrell34. C. Laffan35. S. Tyson36. C. Reynolds53. D. Cowley1 J. Aitken2 M. Angel3 J. Bell4 D. Bergin5 L. Bevanda6 M. Church7 A. Ciantar8 B. Cooper9 A. Corsetti10 J. Cribbin11 D. Cribbin12 J. Cunningham13 P. Gamwell14 T. Gleeson15 C. Hobon16 M. Karabidian17 D. Kavanagh18 M. Kavanagh19 N. Kennedy20 R. Lonergan21 J. Moloney22 P. Mugavin23 A. Neal24 L. Neal25 D. O'Connor26 R. O'Dea27 W. Overman28 B. Peart29 J. Pignataro30 M. Pratt31 J. Reid32 M. Soccio33 A. Stefano34 M. Sweeney35 M. Sullivan36 C. Torpey37 M. Trim38 A. van Mel***2009 LIST1 MChadwick2 H Daniels3 J De Rose4 T Dean5 D Deverill6 T Dutton7 A Eade8 T Eccles9 MFreeman10 S Gill11 L Hamliton12 R Harrington13 M Hill14 J Hughes15 J Huxtable16 A Jakobi17 J Jermain18 L Johnston19 M Keartland20 L Klein-Breteler21 M Martin22 J McLellan23 M Mitoiu24 C Molivas25 B Morton26 A Panayi27 L Paterson28 C Patterson29 G Pearson30 D Peers31 A Salamone32 S Sapountzis33 T Sapountzis34 J Sargent35 M Sleep-Dalton36 WSwaby54THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 55

U19 – NORTH 2AQUINAS OC AFCCoach: Damian OʼLoughlinAsst Coach: Sean OʼLoughlin1. L. Brouwer2 C. Willis3. T. Gellie4. S. Panozza5. L. McDonald6. P. Jurkovsky7. D. Brown8 .K. Rosewarne9. M. Gartland10. A. Woodward (C)11. A. LaMarca12. S. OʼLoughlin13. M. Cull14. D. Fawcus15. M. Boyson16. C. Porteous17. N. Spencer18. D. McMan19. H. McKean20. T. Burns21. J. McCann22. A. Brawn23. B. Clarke24. A. Garlick25. D. Brady26. R. Foster27. N. Alburn28. T. Rosevear29. J. McDonald30. D. Lerufio31. P. Gabriel32. T. Jenkins33. M. ChimentonIVANHOECoach:BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWECoach:1 J. Bain2 R. Illingworth3 M. Coulston4 J. Dintinosante5 D. Tonelli6 A. Morabito7 R. Boscato8 M. Bain9 M. Considine10 D. Koochew11 M. Roussidis12 M. Rappinet13 P. Spadaro14 C. Azer15 A. Checcin16 J. Natoli17 M. Nedelkos18 N. Monaco19 C. Burridge20 N. Miller21 M. Tsakmakis (VC)22 R. Matz23 A. Lucisano24 E. Phaedonos25 R. Edsall (VC)26 T. Wise27 D. Lockhart28 D. Voglis29 J. Fieschi30 S. Beattie33 O. Schmidt36 M. Pace (Co-C)37 S. Pallozzi39 S. Harisiou40 N. Sargent42 C. Johnston50 T. Harisiou (Co-C)***2009 LISTLA TROBE UNIVERSITYCoach:EMMAUS ST LEOSCoach:1 B Barclay2 C Barclay3 R Cappelleri4 S Clayfield5 J DʼAlberto6 B Davidson7 M Dobson8 M Foreman9 J Harley10 E Jones11 B Kennedy12 L Kennedy13 A Low14 R Lugg15 A McCann16 M McIvor17 P McCloskey18 M Milner19 T Muling20 M Nosek21 S Pascal22 A Sielow23 D Wilson24 B DʼAmelio***2009 LISTOLD WESTBOURNECoach: Darren Saunders1 P David2 J Anderson3 E Barnes4 R Angiolella5 T Hudson-Bevege6 C Evans7 M Cussen8 C Doherty9 M Sturart10 D Kynigopoulos11 J Dalton12 M Ellis13 D Fitzpatrick14 C Krousoratis15 N Jumeau16 L Strating17 C Smith18 O Jach19 J Atkinson20 D Patcas21 S Maskell Knight22 M McWhinney23 J Simcoe24 C Hudson25 K Snedden26 S West27 M Gloster28 P McQueen29 J Turner30 F Wilkins31 M Beacham32 D Pound-PalmieriFITZROY AFCCoach: M. Manoli33 D Westcott34 W Johnson35 W Pickering37 C Perkins38 J Cousens39 A Biggs40 J Fraser42 A Corbet43 R Lloyd44 M Oliver45 A Symon46 G McCarthy47 N Allan49 J McGee51 L McAuleySPONSORS:Degani Bakery CafeHarrington Earl Estate AgentsFitzroy Victoria Bowling ClubReds FoundationRydges Hotel Bell City PrestonTHERRY PENOLACoach:SPORT92796.5 Inner FM(streaming live on the web atwww.innerfm.org.au) and on Shoutcast98.9 North West FMVAFA MEDIAVAFA promos THURSDAY and FRIDAY morningsSATURDAYS9:00am - 11:00am: The VAFA Footy Show1:45pm - 5:00pm: VAFA Match of the Day - Premier –Today: De La Salle @ Old Scotch6:30pm:Local Sports Round-UpFRIDAYS7:00pm - 8:00pm: North West Amateur Footy ReportSUNDAYS7:00pm - 9:00pm:Amateur Football Report withGlenn Scarborough1 P Walter2 P Carydis3 C Kingsford4 J Wendt5 J Garth6 S Olhaleran7 E Sikavis8 M Valenzisi9 P Neylan11 J Mahoney12 B Plowman13 J Chazan14 D Markovski15 J John16 P Gould17 R Cotter18 A Kevovec19 B Jackson20 M Dunn24 R Terrell Close25 C Mackenzie26 G Lindqust27 J Watson29 H Paynter***2009 LIST11 J Meiklejohn13 B Davis14 J Mcmeel17 K Woodward22 T Picone26 B Renfrey60 A Bolzonello69 B Wood71 R Mcgrath73 N Gorman75 A Carter77 K Borthwick79 A Clifton80 L Eades84 P Kealy85 Z Atkins87 C Rushan88 J Trowell90 M Wagdin94 P Merrett95 J Manning***2009 LIST1. A.Crossman2. B.Saunders3. M.Nott4. J.Porter5. V.Leung6. Z.Fincher7. M.Hawli8. C.Sneddon9. A.Jawad10. S.Elwanni11. L.Robinson12. S.Rathbone13. J.Hartley14. M.Patterson15. N.Knight16. N.Hall17. J.Turner18. A.El Houli19. J.Tresoriero20. N.Cardillo21. L.Jamal22. M.Kay23. J.Watterson1 D Valentino2 P McCrae3 L Milanovic4 R Forbes5 N Cauchi6 G Rees7 M Jones8 B Ratcliffe9 N Ratcliffe10 B Egglestone11 T Gumley12 D McKibbin13 J Egglestone14 A Salamone15 M Gumley16 M Gough17 A Dimaio18 C Bryceson19 M Dimech20 M Valenti22 W Dean23 S Bye24 D Ractliffe25 L Ryan26 D Walshe27 J Molloy28 J Hay29 S Sampson30 M Heard31 H Cox32 A Ractliffe33 H Farrelly34 M Lyons35 J Cannatelli36 N Milevski37 J Curran38 B Campisi39 W Forde40 L Hodgson41 Retired42 M Trimble43 J McMahon44 A Dojcsak45 N Tripepi46 L Lentini47 P Nguyen48 K Forbes49 L McNamara50 T McLaren55 D Leroy59 L Vassallo69 M McCrae70 D Gumley77 G Lynn***2009 LIST88.3 Southern FM(streaming live at www.southernfm.com.au)SUNDAYS9:15am - 10:30am: VAFA Sunday with Tom Brainand Steve McCarthyRead the VAFA news in the Sunday Age56THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 57

UMPIRESUNDER 18Here we go again! (continued)Even though Premier, Premier B, Divisions 3 & 4 gotunder way last weekend, we see the rest of the VAFAkick off today. All the very best to the players andumpires as they get into “the real stuff”.Practice MatchesOne umpire who’ll be glad to see the end of practicematches will be Jamie Gunn. Gunny has been aregular in Club 18s whilst filling in for other sectionsusually umpiring double-headers most weeks for thelast few years. Surely he must have set a record thispre-season considering he umpired 7 matches inabout a 14 day period. Whew! We look forward tocelebrating a big milestone with him in a month orso when he becomes “Two-ton Gunn”.There she blows!As we all saw on TV recently, the AFL had a fewteething problems in a game at Blacktown as thetrain from Rooty Hill went past the ground and blewit’s whistle. Well, it appears we are not exempt fromthis in the VAFA. About 20 minutes into the firstquarter of the St.Kevin’s/St.Bernards match lastweek, field umpire Jon Auditore put the arms in theair as the siren went. Unfortunately it was a truckiegoing mad on the horn as he flew down the Monash.Jon soon realised his error much to the amusementof everyone and quickly re-started the quarter.Maybe we need to go back to those old-fashionedschool bells.WelcomeAs mentioned last week, we have a few new and/orre-cycled faces in the coaching ranks this year. We canintroduce our first one to you with a profile.Name/nickname: Tony Hales/ Rowdy.Role: Senior Squad Field Umpires Coach.Umpiring/coaching experience:Coaching umpires: VFL 1996 to 2001, SFL 2002 to2005, SUA 2006 to 2009.Junior football coach: 1991 to 1994 at MoorabbinBears (MSJFL) including Under 12 Premiership in1993.Umpired/played previously:Umpired SESFL 1980 to 1982, VFL/AFL 1983 to1990, VAFA 1991 to 1995.Played junior football at Murrumbeena 1977 to 1978.Current Occupation: Teacher at Stella Maris,Beaumaris.Pet peeve about football: People who whinge aboutchanges to the rules. They bring up false notions58Steve McCarthy & Leah Gallagherabout other sports not changing their rules.Completely wrong! I believe that all changes havemade footy a much better game.Favourite Hobbies other than football: HorseRacing, Hosting Trivia Nights.Achievements (in life and/or football): Beinginvolved in umpiring non-stop for 30 years.Why do you coach umpires? It is so satisfying seeingyoung people reach their full potential, whether itbeing umpiring at VFL or AFL level or justprogressing through the grades at local level.New CareerMost umpires (especially the older ones) look forwardto the end of the year and the opportunity to put thefeet up and relax for a few months. Well one of ourveterans certainly didn’t do that over summer. Ourformer president Rob Mayston decided that at theage of “no comment” he would resurrect his athleticscareer. His comeback season was very successful withRob winning in the Victorian championships andthen the National championships that were held inPerth over Easter. Rob picked up gold in the 200m(24.55) and 400m (55.28). These were both his fastesttimes of the season. It just shows that in some casesolder umpires don’t get old, they just get faster. Welldone Rob!!WebsiteDon’t forget to keep an eye on the VAFAUA website(expertly maintained by Tim Sutcliffe) athttp://www.vafaua.asn.au/Bookmark it, as you’ll need to look at it each Friday.Southern FMDon’t forget to tune into Tommy Brain and SteveMcCarthy for all the latest VAFA news at 9:30 everySunday morning on 88.3 Southern FM. For crystalclear reception you live stream athttp://www.southernfm.com.au/Dates to rememberThursday 30th April – Annual General Meeting ofthe VAFAUA. 7:30 pm at Elsternwick Park with ourPresident, Russell Davidson. Apologies should beaddressed to the Secretary, Alan Stubbs. Stay tunedfor a run-down on the social calendar next week.If you have an upcoming milestone, or any othertrivial bit of information, just contact Leah (Spider)or Macca (that’s us at the top of this page) duringthe week.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010Nick WaldThe second season of U18 football kicks off thisweekend and promises to be as good as the first.Well, in fact, it promises to be double the actionwith another division and more teams. So weexpect even better.It’s a hard job to define before the year begins justhow good these clubs will be or how competitivethe two grades will prove. For a start, they aregeographical groupings, which is good for parentsor over-aged players as the commute isn’t as long.As a young person myself, I appreciate keepingthings local. Yes, GPS is a big help, but it’s hardlyon the priority list as a birthday gift from the folksand Melway is, well, so 1998.Close geography, of course, might mean thatthings get a little out of balance on the ladder.However, the VAFA has decided that all theneighbourly stuff will end mid-year and ifWerribee travels to Mentone, so be it.The other big factor on the competition is thefootball nurseries from which these teams spring.Northern Bullants is a club with just one team inthe Amateurs. They were runners-up last yearafter dominating early. They did, however, makemany friends and win admiration for theirsartorial splendour. St Bernard’s, on the otherhand, have junior clubs galore that compete inthe WRFL before switching to the Ammos forthe U18s and for senior footy. I have no ideaabout their dress sense, but let’s hope they do.Old Camberwell put up a fair showing last yearand their junior program is looking stronger.They might have gone closer in this section hadthey not sought to supplement their terrific U19team with some Eighteens. Then again, if yousmell an opportunity at a flag, you don’t ignore it.Oakleigh had a great year, with their seniors beingpromoted to Premier B and the 18s of coursewon the flag. The intriguingly named Krushersshould again be a top contender.It’s good to see St John’s enter a team this year.The school football culture in the deep-southeastis perhaps not as strong as it is inMelbourne’s heartland, so players cansometimes be tempted to play in some of thoseregional leagues. I’m not sure when the schoolplays its footy, but JOCs could end up fieldingquite a number of schoolboys, as other clubs dowhen they have no school footy on Saturdays.Aquinas are in a similar boat. This U18competition could not only begin real orenhance school rivalries that are not yet there,but could be a terrific pathway to the clubseniors. Anyway, good luck to them.St Bede’s Mentone Tigers have proven to befierce in almost every grade they’ve played. Acouple of years ago, their U19s were unbeatableand their seniors nearly so. Their entry intoU18s indicates they want their cubs to learn theways of the Tiger very young. Good for them,not so good for other clubs in years to come.St Mary’s Salesian was the club of 2009 ScribeJoe Morsello and readers will be sorry to hearthat he has moved on from both that club andfrom his job as scribe. His insightful, factualanalysis will be missed, while Joey’s Jargon willlong be remembered. I take it that his club willsurvive without him and their 18s might bebetter without the scribe’s intense spotlight.Werribee, Therry Penola and Rupertswoodhave all entered teams, setting up westernderbies. These areas are football hot-housesand it’s great to see Ammo clubs getting inearly and setting young players on the rightfootball course.UHS-VU/Flemington enjoyed their year in2009 and will be looking to be as successful onthe field as they were off it.Good luck to all and please send any stories ornews to walda_91@hotmail.comTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 59

U18 SOUTHAQUINASCoach: Rick GhellerAsst Coach: David StephensAsst Coach: Peter Butcher1. J. Hickey2. L. Byass3. N. Bryce (DVC)4. J. Pahlow5. M.Gheller6. S. Porter7. P. Ryan8. S. Kostogiannis9. J. James10. A. Waterhouse11. T. Niezon12. B. OʼLoughlin (C)13. J. Baron (VC)14. O. Mumford15. J. King16. P. Pham17. J. Jones18. L. Pritchard19. M. Watson20. S. Lee21. P. Iellamo22. L. Dellorso23. L. Neilsen24. M. Harkin25. J. Tamburrino26. C. Ludikan27. T. Van ElewoudOAKLEIGHCoach: Danny Hall1 L Morin (C)2 S Stamos3 S Scott4 C Parry (VC)5 T Harold6 A Cloke7 G Irons8 A Valentini9 T Costigan10 D Ruddy11 P Tscoucalas12 M Podesta13 R McCarthy14 J Doran15 S Wines16 A OʼLeary17 A Dal Santo18 C Lavery19 D Crimmins20 S Hurley21 R Jetta22 T Nienkel23 B Quinn24 D Mercuri25 M Singleton26 J Hawkins27 M Ritchens28 M Pearson29 M Pardy30 S PrinsST BEDESMENTONE TIGERSCoach:TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIEDST JOHNSCoach:1 T. Ward2 N. Pulham3 C. Ladson4 M. Gaitely5 S. Rivalland6 L. McCoy7 B. Levin9 A. Bird10 J. Lindsay11 T. Rhynehart12 M. Kelly13 S. Gaitely14 B. Ayache17 M. Opiew19 C. Ely21 D. Tsui-Po22 D. Fernandez23 L. OʼConnor28 J. Graham38 R. Murti51 N. Conquo55 S. ElyseeST MARY’SSALESIANCoach: Michael Learmonth1 C. Docker2 H. Wong3 H. Chipperfield4 S. Gatehouse5 Z. Kitchen6 L. Hawkins7 T. Ham8 J. Boland9 S. Collis10 M. Kitchen12 G. Fecht - Obrien13 R. Nickless17 J. Evans21 M. OptʼHoog25 B. Semmer-Farr26 M. Adam27 M. Garciano29 M. Opʼt Hoog30 N. Place36 S. Gusts37 J. Weston45 P. Gill46 J. LindsayOLD CAMBERWELLCoach:1. S Bennett2. A Benson3. H Brown5. M Dyson6. S Harris7. T Hudson9. O Schieber10. J Way11. J Edwards12. N Ross14. J Ymer15. J Kennedy16. S Killworth17. P Bennett18. J Kennedy19. P Birtles21. M Harris22. S Sharp23. W McLennan24. J Sharp26. M Mandijan28. A Lattuada29. S Riley32. J Op tʼHoog33. M Boyall34. C Bell35. T Byrnes37. R Penn-Tonkin39. E OʼDonnell40. S Barry42. N Tenace44. M Cooney47. J Crothers48. A Tsindos49. D MitchellU18 NORTHNORTHERNBULLANTSCoach: P HackneyAsst. Coach: D Hackney1 S Maatouk2 D Miller3 L Duray4 B Wilson5 J Viola6 B Whelan7 G Dellaportas8 J Gatto9 G Warton10 D Calcedo11 B Slaverio12 J Thompson14 L Winter15 L McRedmond17 T Beames20 C Viola23 N Parkes24 M Ferma25 D Vozinidis26 M Diab32 N De Andrade34 M Miller43 W Botoulas45 A ChiodoRUPERTSWOODCoach:TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIEDST BERNARDSCoach:TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIEDTHERRY PENOLACoach:TEAM LIST NOT SUPPLIEDUHS-VU /FLEMINGTONCoach: M GrantAssts: T Habel & O Aslan1 T Kershaw2 N Rowlands3 C Morre4 W Cheeseman5 E Pearson6 N Devereux7 B Russell8 A Musa9 S Mcsweeney10 L Allen11 M Fogarty12 A Papagiannis13 L St Clair14 N Pinto15 D Irving16 N Waugh17 J Saill18 D Spiteri19 W Williams20 S Parker21 M Bourke22 H Valentine23 B Anderson24 B Kelly25 H Everist26 B Cross27 A Heresan28 J Benouzekri29 J Deveney42 E Coombe44 A Burman74 B Suna99 L HabelWERRIBEECoach: M. Turner1 M Fitzpatrick2 C Butt3 B Turner4 Cam North5 L Mcdowell6 J De Peellegrin7 A Mizzi8 J Everson9 S Hudson10 C Moloney11 A Anderson12 D Taylor13 J Freeman14 M Turner15 B Stois16 J Green17 M Luketic18 E Turner19 B Dobai20 Z Meadows21 M Williams22 J Patty23 D Fury24 J Depetro25 B Armstrong26 B Leonard27 A Imber28 N Fincher60THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 61

VAFA LADDERS 2010DIVISION 3 P W L D B FF F A % PtsPOWER HOUSE 1 1 0 0 0 0 154 52 296.15 4HAWTHORN 1 1 0 0 0 0 94 38 247.37 4LA TROBE UNI 1 1 0 0 0 0 132 56 235.71 4ST JOHNS 1 1 0 0 0 0 153 100 153 4UHS-VU 1 1 0 0 0 0 96 86 111.63 4ALBERT PARK 1 1 0 0 0 0 105 96 109.38 4IVANHOE 1 0 1 0 0 0 96 105 91.43 0YARRA VALLEY 1 0 1 0 0 0 86 96 89.58 0ELSTERNWICK 1 0 1 0 0 0 100 153 65.36 0KEW 1 0 1 0 0 0 56 132 42.42 0WEST BRUNSWICK 1 0 1 0 0 0 38 94 40.43 0ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1 0 1 0 0 0 52 154 33.77 0DIVISION 3 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsPOWER HOUSE 1 1 0 0 0 0 150 33 454.55 4LA TROBE UNI 1 1 0 0 0 0 111 34 326.47 4ELSTERNWICK 1 1 0 0 0 0 154 48 320.83 4WEST BRUNSWICK 1 1 0 0 0 0 83 36 230.56 4IVANHOE 1 1 0 0 0 0 99 68 145.59 4YARRA VALLEY 1 1 0 0 0 0 110 80 137.5 4UHS-VU 1 0 1 0 0 0 80 110 72.73 0ALBERT PARK 1 0 1 0 0 0 68 99 68.69 0HAWTHORN 1 0 1 0 0 0 36 83 43.37 0ST JOHNS 1 0 1 0 0 0 48 154 31.17 0KEW 1 0 1 0 0 0 34 111 30.63 0ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1 0 1 0 0 0 33 150 22 0DIVISION 4 P W L D B FF F A % PtsMT LILYDALE 1 1 0 0 0 0 95 28 339.29 4SWINBURNE UNI 1 1 0 0 0 0 121 68 177.94 4RICHMOND CENTRAL 1 1 0 0 0 0 101 80 126.25 4MONASH GRYPHONS 1 1 0 0 0 0 84 68 123.53 4MANNINGHAM COBRAS1 1 0 0 0 0 114 113 100.88 4BOX HILL NORTH 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 4SOUTH MORNINGTON 1 0 1 0 0 0 113 114 99.12 0NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 0 1 0 0 0 68 84 80.95 0POINT COOK 1 0 1 0 0 0 80 101 79.21 0ELEY PARK 1 0 1 0 0 0 68 121 56.2 0CHADSTONE 1 0 1 0 0 0 28 95 29.47 0DIVISION 4 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsSWINBURNE UNI 1 1 0 0 0 0 136 48 283.33 4RICHMOND CENTRALS 1 1 0 0 0 0 121 58 208.62 4MT LILYDALE 1 1 0 0 0 0 107 62 172.58 4SOUTH MORNINGTON 1 1 0 0 0 0 84 72 116.67 4NORTH BRUNSWICK 1 1 0 0 0 0 83 82 101.22 4MONASH GRYPHONS 1 0 1 0 0 0 82 83 98.8 0MANNINGHAM COBRAS1 0 1 0 0 0 72 84 85.71 0CHADSTONE 1 0 1 0 0 0 62 107 57.94 0POINT COOK 1 0 1 0 0 0 58 121 47.93 0ELEY PARK 1 0 1 0 0 0 48 136 35.29 0BOX HILL NORTH 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsBEAUMARIS 1 1 0 0 0 0 181 39 464.1 4OLD CAMBERWELL 1 1 0 0 0 0 101 29 348.28 4OLD XAVERIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 120 40 300 4DE LA SALLE 1 1 0 0 0 0 102 40 255 4OLD SCOTCH 1 0 0 1 0 0 78 78 100 2UNI BLUES 1 0 0 1 0 0 78 78 100 2OLD MELBURNIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 40 102 39.22 0UNI BLACKS 1 0 1 0 0 0 40 120 33.33 0ST BEDES / MT 1 0 1 0 0 0 29 101 28.71 0MARCELLIN 1 0 1 0 0 0 39 181 21.55 0Phone: (03) 9721 4700Fax: (03) 9721 471162THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010 63

WINNING EDGECLUB CHAMPIONSHIPCLUB FIRSTS UNDER 19 RESERVES THIRDS TOTALDE LA SALLE 4 3 0 1 8ST KEVIN'S 4 0 2 1 7RICHMOND CENTRAL 4 0 2 0 6LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 4 0 2 0 6OLD TRINITY 4 0 2 0 6OLD XAVERIANS 0 3 2 1 6ST BEDE'S MENTONE TIGERS 4 0 2 0 6OAKLEIGH 4 0 2 0 6MT LILYDALE 4 0 2 0 6POWER HOUSE 4 0 2 0 6SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 4 0 2 0 6UNIVERSITY BLACKS 4 0 2 0 6VAFA LADDERS 2010PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD TRINITY 1 1 0 0 0 0 90 57 157.89 4DE LA SALLE 1 1 0 0 0 0 90 64 140.62 4COLLEGIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 109 81 134.57 4ST BEDES/MT 1 1 0 0 0 0 101 88 114.77 4OLD SCOTCH 1 1 0 0 0 0 103 91 113.19 4UNI BLUES 1 0 1 0 0 0 91 103 88.35 0OLD BRIGHTON 1 0 1 0 0 0 88 101 87.13 0OLD XAVERIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 81 109 74.31 0OLD MELBURNIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 64 90 71.11 0MARCELLIN 1 0 1 0 0 0 57 90 63.33 0PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsUNI BLUES 1 1 0 0 0 0 104 42 247.62 4OLD XAVERIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 102 44 231.82 4ST BEDES/MT 1 1 0 0 0 0 99 55 180 4OLD MELBURNIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 65 37 175.68 4OLD TRINITY 1 1 0 0 0 0 58 50 116 4MARCELLIN 1 0 1 0 0 0 50 58 86.21 0DE LA SALLE 1 0 1 0 0 0 37 65 56.92 0OLD BRIGHTON 1 0 1 0 0 0 55 99 55.56 0COLLEGIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 44 102 43.14 0OLD SCOTCH 1 0 1 0 0 0 42 104 40.38 0PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsUNI BLUES 1 1 0 0 0 0 159 48 331.25 4OLD XAVERIANS 1 1 0 0 0 0 75 30 250 4DE LA SALLE 1 1 0 0 0 0 86 51 168.63 4MARCELLIN 1 1 0 0 0 0 81 53 152.83 4ST BEDES / MT 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4OLD TRINITY 1 0 1 0 0 0 53 81 65.43 0OLD MELBURNIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 51 86 59.3 0COLLEGIANS 1 0 1 0 0 0 30 75 40 0OLD SCOTCH 1 0 1 0 0 0 48 159 30.19 0OLD BRIGHTON 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0PREM B P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD IVANHOE 1 1 0 0 0 0 139 30 463.33 4OAKLEIGH 1 1 0 0 0 0 110 79 139.24 4ST KEVINS 1 1 0 0 0 0 88 64 137.5 4HAMPTON ROVERS 1 1 0 0 0 0 131 103 127.18 4UNI BLACKS 1 1 0 0 0 0 90 85 105.88 4OLD HAILEYBURY 1 0 1 0 0 0 85 90 94.44 0OLD ESSENDON 1 0 1 0 0 0 103 131 78.63 0ST BERNARDS 1 0 1 0 0 0 64 88 72.73 0OLD CAREY 1 0 1 0 0 0 79 110 71.82 0MHSOB 1 0 1 0 0 0 30 139 21.58 0PREM B RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsUNI BLACKS 1 1 0 0 0 0 101 19 531.58 4OAKLEIGH 1 1 0 0 0 0 126 32 393.75 4MHSOB 1 1 0 0 0 0 90 61 147.54 4OLD ESSENDON 1 1 0 0 0 0 89 63 141.27 4ST KEVINS 1 1 0 0 0 0 72 55 130.91 4ST BERNARDS 1 0 1 0 0 0 55 72 76.39 0HAMPTON ROVERS 1 0 1 0 0 0 63 89 70.79 0OLD IVANHOE 1 0 1 0 0 0 61 90 67.78 0OLD CAREY 1 0 1 0 0 0 32 126 25.4 0OLD HAILEYBURY 1 0 1 0 0 0 19 101 18.81 0PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsNOBS / ST PATS 1 1 0 0 0 0 82 47 174.47 4ST KEVINS 1 1 0 0 0 0 86 64 134.38 4OLD IVANHOE 1 1 0 0 0 0 80 69 115.94 4UNI BLACKS 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4WHITEFRIARS 1 0 1 0 0 0 69 80 86.25 0ST BERNARDS 1 0 1 0 0 0 64 86 74.42 0OAKLEIGH 1 0 1 0 0 0 47 82 57.32 0BANYULE 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BENTLEIGH 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0BULLEEN TEMP 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 064THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2010