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EDITORIALMichael ShollyTHE CHAMPIONS GATHER<strong>July</strong> seems to be the time for representativefootball and after this column highlighted theperformance of our teams in Shepparton thisweek it’s the Big V Club annual luncheon at theRACV club.Over 200 former players and officials attendeach year with the focus on the reunion teamsfrom 1951 to 2001 celebrating the decadeanniversaries. The honour of wearing the Big Vjumper lasts forever and the camaraderie is justas strong amongst all these people as I saw inShepparton.This year we honour three former Big V playersand an umpire as Big V Champions.Sam Birtles from Hampton Rovers played for theBig V from 1947 through to 1952. His played forthe Australian <strong>Amateur</strong>s in 50 and 51 and wascaptain of the Big V in 1952. John Andersonwrote an article in the Herald Sun with thebest VAFA side from the 50 years after the war.The team selected by Noel Rundle, Alf Keamand John Fisher had Sam on the half forwardflank alongside Ian Cordner (Uni Blacks and OldMelburnians) and Tony Capes (Uni Blacks and OldXavs).The first Old Xaverian to be installed as BigV Champion is Peter Slattery. Peter had anoutstanding career from the late 1950’s throughto 1965. He was <strong>Victorian</strong> captain in 1963 and65, and All-Australian in 62 and 65. Peter wasa ruckman but missed the Xavs first A Sectiongrand final in 1964 with glandular fever and Xavswent down by 4 points to Old Paradians.David Hughes has had a big year with the VAFAafter earlier in the year being made a life memberand now a Big V Champion. David played for OldScotch and represented the Big V from 1964 to71. During that period he won the AAFC carnivalmedal for best player in 1964 and was runner upin 67, captained the all Australian team in ‘68 andthen the Big V in 1969. An outstanding career forboth state and club.The final Big V Champion this year is ourfirst umpire to be recognised solely for hiscontribution with the whistle. Brian Goodmanfirst participated in the VAFA as a Brunswickplayer in the 60s but it wasn’t until he turned toumpiring that he found his niche. Brian umpiredin representative matches from 1973 – 86 and 16matches. Currently Brian is the VAFA’s GeneralManager of Umpire Operations at the VAFA andwell known to most of our readers.I spoke last week of the opportunitiesrepresentative football gives to those who seizethem. The Big V club is a tremendous exampleof those who have seized that opportunity andbeen rewarded with lifelong friendships thattranscend club allegiances. The majority ofthe people would have just played one gametogether but they all remember it like it wasyesterday.Just for the record, of the celebrated reunionmatches, we played thirteen times for 11 winsand two losses. The ’91 carnival team in Perthwere the culprits losing both matches but theyweren’t afraid to gather to relive those ups andCover: downs. Collegians Jay Austerberry looks to dish it offThe <strong>Amateur</strong> <strong>Football</strong>erTHE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION<strong>July</strong> <strong>23</strong>, 2011 Vol. 11 No. 14THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 1


PREMIERMichael FitzgeraldIN ALL SAUTSOF TROUBLENick Sautner is currently locked up, not as a resultof any crimes or misdemeanours, but becausehe is undertaking one of those live-in quickieMBA things at Melbourne Uni. Unless you are aCollegians fan or have some peculiar fetish for thecolour purple, you would be wishing right aboutnow there were no day-release program and thatthey’d cage this Lion until 19 September. Elevengoals nine behinds last week, nine in the first halffrom fourteen shots, he was hardly starved ofopportunity against Old Trinity.Collegians rolled and rolled hard early, betteringtheir six goal first quarter with an eleven goalsecond. Curtains for Old Trinity, though to theircredit, the Greens battled hard, winning the thirdterm before the Trotters put an exclamation pointon the game with a six goal fourth term. In thegoal-fest, regular leading man Shura Taft hadto be content with a mere cameo, as Nick Riesgrabbed the best supporting role with six goals.Andrew Scott continued his excellent form, whilethe Ts, Matt Brown, Luke Pacconi and the skipperBrendan Iezzi did their best to attempt the footballequivalent of “tackling climate change.”De La Salle, crippled with injury, began inpromising fashion at Dunshea, but the Panthersmoved into their work and by the long break,only Blue and Gold blind optimists could havebeen hopeful. Jarrod Reid was outstanding forOld Carey, whether on the lead or crashing packs,playing his best game for the season, while PaulFiorenza proved a handful. Rowe, Howat, Partonand others ensured they didn’t lack chances. DeLa’s big men Stewart and Nethersole were amongtheir best, but without several of their runningstars and their star forwards, kicking a winningscore was always going to be tough. It’s been ahorrible year at Waverley Park with long-terminjuries – they’ve already used 46 players this year- to too many guns. The Panthers continue to buildand are still very much on the watch list.Tom Campbell, who led the Old Scotch ruck in2010, donned dark blue against them at theJunction, adding extra spice to the Old Firm clash.For OMs, it was a must-win affair and eventuallythey shook the Cardinals challenge to grab themuch-needed points. Zach Sengstock got the nodfrom OMs, who finally finished off after so manycollapses from winning positions. Sam “Deathto Flying Things” Dunell was again everywhere,controlling his are and booting four. For the Cards,James Bowden led the way, while Richard Evabooted three.Old Haileybury went toe-to-toe with form teamUni Blues, but as predicted, couldn’t quite go thedistance. Travis Ridgway was sharp for the Bloods,who led at half-time and seriously threatenedthe natural order of things. Hughie McLauchlanwas in everything as was Corey Millard, but thedam eventually broke under the pressure JeremyMugavin, Charles Shaw and Ben McConnell. Eightin a row for the Varsity.Sunday’s clash with second-placed St Bede’sMentone Tigers was the most vital home andaway game for Xavs since R18 at Old Brighton in2008, when they clawed their way back in the finalmoments to make the four and dump the Tonnersfrom second spot to fifth. They didn’t leave theBrindisians in doubt for long this time, pepperingthe scoreboard goals with abandon from theoutset. Their wind-assisted advantage yielded just25 points, but facing the breeze, they increased itto thirty-three, allowing the Seasiders just one shotto the long break. In a typical Sportscover squall,such an advantage can be easily squandered, butthe stats-men were already pointing out a biggerdiscrepancy. While Ian Munro was collecting theafternoon tea tickets, the Beders were already 120possessions short of Xavs’ tally. With the Sashesheld scoreless again in the third, that gap blewout even further before they scored their firstgoal at the eleven minute mark of the last, addedTODAYSelections in BOLDUNIVERSITY BLUES v COLLEGIANSST BEDES/MT v OLD CAREYOLD MELBURNIANS v OLD TRINITYOLD SCOTCH v OLD HAILEYBURYDE LA SALLE v OLD XAVERIANS2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


another four majors in junk time and reducedthe discrepancy to a mere 160. It was a powerdisplay by the reigning premier that must havesent a shiver down the spine of other premiershipaspirants. James McDonald looked in ominousform in his second senior game for the year, whileRyan Colbert might have had twenty touches inthe first term alone.THIS WEEK: Perhaps the best round of action yetawaits us in R13. Old Carey will traipse down toMentone to meet a Tiger team that I expect willbe as ferocious as the line-up that welcomedOld Essendon to Premier section in 2009 byripping them apart by 137 points. When twohungry jungle beasts tangle, there will be blood.Elsewhere, Uni Blues will put their streak on theline against Collegians. Last season on muddyMain, the rampant Lions were tamed - no, rathercaptured and slaughtered -in an upset as big as any ofthe season. Should they doit again, they’ll be grabbingthe headlines. De La host Xavs and despite allthe Elastoplast used by the Blue and Golds to gettheir team on the park, pride demands they makeit a massive fight. Recent history tells us it will bejust that. Old Scotch meets Old Haileybury andboth will fancy their chances of a win. Both clubshave at times performed well above their ladderranking, but I suspect the Cards seem better suitedto a bigger ground than Camberwell (they’ve wontwice at the ‘Wick against fancied opponents).Sunday at Sportscover, Old Melburnians take onOld Trinity. Last time at HQ, the Dark Blues saluted.Can they string two wins together? Should theydo so, they have the chance to stay up.PREMIER LAST ROUND PREMIER RESERVECollegians 6.4 17.7 19.13 25.20 (170)Old Trinity 3.1 3.5 8.6 9.10 (64)GOALS Collegians: N. Sautner 11 N. Ries 6 T. Penberthy 2 S. Taft 2 W. Tardif 1 J. Bull 1S. Hall 1 N. Corp 1 Old Trinity:A. Ramsden 3 J. Osborn 2 B. Iezzi 2 J. Hunt 1 B. Walsh 1BEST Collegians: N. Sautner N. Ries A. Scott H. Croft T. Penberthy S. Taft Old Trinity:M. Brown J. Walsh L. Pacconi B. Barratt B. Iezzi B. RobertsonOld Melburnians 3.1 7.5 7.10 11.12 (78)Old Scotch 3.2 3.3 7.7 9.10 (64)GOALS Old Melburnians: S. Dunell 4 N. De Steiger 2 T. Davidson 1 A. Armstrong 1T. Campbell 1 C. Hood 1 Z. Sengstock 1 Old Scotch: R. Eva 3 M. van den Broek 1M. Burns 1 L. Armstrong 1 J. Davis 1 A. Gray 1 T. McKinley 1BEST Old Melburnians: Z. Sengstock S. Playfair A. Prowse S. Dunell T. CampbellK. Lombardozzi Old Scotch: J. Bowden T. Ronaldson R. Eva N. Jamieson A. PikeL. ArmstrongOld Carey 4.4 8.7 11.12 15.13 (103)De La Salle 3.0 4.2 8.5 10.5 (65)GOALS Old Carey:P. Fiorenza 5 J. Reid 3 C. Jones 2 M. Parker 1 S. Freemantle 1J. Rowe 1 G. Parker 1 C. Howat 1 De La Salle:D. Holt 3 M. Todd 2 B. Nethersole 1J. Nicolopoulos 1 H. Nicholson 1 S. Muller 1 J. Gotch 1BEST Old Carey:J. Reid A. Parton T. Evans J. Rowe C. Howat P. Fiorenza De La Salle:N. Stewart S. Nethersole T. Humphrey J. Gotch B. Humphrey T. KovessUniversity Blues 2.4 5.6 9.10 15.13 (103)Old Haileybury 2.3 6.5 8.6 10.6 (66)GOALS University Blues: J. Mugavin 3 P. Hayes 2 C. Shaw 2 S. Chadwick 2 J. Watts2 A. Lowcock 2 S. Toulmin 1 R. McMahon 1 Old Haileybury: T. Ridgway 4 B. Voss 2C. Ferguson 1 L. Nash 1 P. Gleadhill 1 C. Morrison 1BEST University Blues: R. Langham J. Mugavin A. Austin R. McMahon C. ShawB. McConnell Old Haileybury: H. McLauchlan C. Millard B. White T. ChisholmM. Weekes A. WeekesOld Xaverians 3.7 4.10 7.16 9.17 (71)St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 0.0 0.1 0.1 5.4 (34)GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Handley 4 C. Larkins 2 M. Ball 1 J. Stean 1 M. Allan 1St Bedes/Mentone Tigers:J. Tyquin 1 L. Terrell 1 H. Shakaib 1 B. Phibbs 1 P. Liston 1BEST Old Xaverians: R. Colbert D. Lynch A. Biddlecombe N. Dimattina J. McDonaldT. Dynon St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: L. Collins H. Shakaib T. Garside J. TyquinP. Wintle S. RichardsCollegians 4.5 9.6 10.8 14.14 (98)Old Trinity 3.2 3.5 6.6 8.7 (55)GOALS Collegians: J. Dixon 4 H. Apted 3 M. Dyer 2 L. Whitby 1 J. Martyn 1 S. Cutts 1P. Evans 1 J. Parsons 1 Old Trinity:M. Burgess 2 F. Stewart 1 S. Murphy 1 M. McLellan1 N. Romney 1 J. Petdro 1 R. McDonald 1BEST Collegians:C. Simmons H. Apted N. Roach A. Stone M. Williams J. DixonOld Trinity:A. Marsden J. Gale J. Kenna R. McDonald J. Petdro L. EckersleyOld Scotch 2.4 7.7 10.10 13.12 (90)Old Melburnians 1.2 2.3 4.6 8.7 (55)GOALS Old Scotch:A. Houlihan 3 J. Charlton 2 S. Bradley 2 T. Mead 2 N. Hildebrandt2 L. McDonough 1 N. Allen 1 Old Melburnians: W. Johnson 3 T. Healey 2 L. Bennett2 E. Mitchell 1BEST Old Scotch: W. Strange A. Noonan L. McDonough N. Cox S. Bradley T. MeadOld Melburnians: W. Johnson J. Mitchell R. Matthews C. Wilmoth E. MitchellC. JenkinsDe La Salle 5.0 13.1 16.5 22.8 (140)Old Carey 0.2 2.2 4.5 5.7 (37)GOALS De La Salle: J. Jarvis 4 W. Fenton 3 E. Clinch 3 D. Close 2 S. Griffin 2 P. Harrison1 A. Palmer 1 R. Sherman 1 L. Jarvis 1 S. Haslem 1 L. Williams 1 J. Crowe 1 N. Harris 1Old Carey:B. Laing 1 A. Bird 1 S. Landgren 1 B. Huf 1 A. Pattison 1BEST De La Salle:D. Close N. Harris J. Jarvis S. Hale E. Clinch P. Harrison Old Carey:J. Carpenter C. Laidlaw B. Simpson J. Newnham W. Cushen A. BirdUniversity Blues 6.4 10.10 17.13 22.17 (149)Old Haileybury 1.1 3.1 4.1 4.2 (26)GOALS University Blues: A. Lyon 3 W. Hartnell 3 Q. Gleeson 3 W. Girdwood 3 C. Pyke2 T. Girdwood 2 T. Maddocks 2 L. Quin 2 B. Millard 1 A. Weddell 1 Old Haileybury:Bayard 3 R. Mosbey 1BEST University Blues: A Lyon T. Maddocks Q. Gleeson W. Hartnell N. Hardie-GrantT. Girdwood Old Haileybury: S. Fitzgerald J. Salter J. Bayard J. Fisher D. BrownT. TyrellOld Xaverians 2.6 3.8 7.10 7.12 (54)St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 0.2 4.5 4.7 7.12 (54)GOALS Old Xaverians: D. Iaucione 2 C. Hunter 1 T. O’Meara 1 H. Davies 1 J. Douglas1 D. Rush 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: G. Rowlands 2 P. Kean 2 R. Pendlebury 1M. Barnhoorn 1 L. Barnhoorn 1BEST Old Xaverians: M. Skidmore J. Morton B. Coburn J. Douglas T. O’MearaM. Walsh St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: G. Rowlands L. Kowalski S. Nichols P. KeanG. Brown D. WatersTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 3


PREMIER BJonathan HibbertSEPTEMBER BECKONS FOR BRIGHTONHampton’s best performance of the year wasinevitably negated, albeit unconvincingly, byBrighton, at a blustery Boss James; the Tonnerstaking until the final stages to really put theirstamp on the game. Praised post-match for hisphysicality and relentless attack, Matt Terech,along with Jay Ting and Danny Corp, inspiredHampton to a competitive position; ahead at halftime and in the mix at the final break, the Rovers’standard of play belied their bottom standing.Finally though, Brighton turned up the heat, asin the last half, Leigh Hendra and Josh Dickersondominated, while Michael Karayannis managedto steer clear and put a few between the sticks,bringing the Brighton faithful relief and theirseventh successive victory.Shades of R6, as in a high scoring contest,Oakleigh branded their seal on Ivanhoe, invadingChelsworth Park and pillaging their way to theirsecond win of the season over the Hoes. Smartingfrom a 41 point loss earlier in the season, Ivanhoewas out to make amends, Weatherley firing yetagain, last year’s club B&F Stuart Low, and runnerupEd Greer directing OI, the home side leadingat every break. Though in the midst of hostilesurrounds, somehow, the Krushers found a way;Mick Harold unforgiving, while Tim Edwardsbooted nine and Tim Scott added his name tothe register. Oakleigh’s final quarter four goalsurge sealed the win, which bundles the ladder’smidsection together, four fiercely competitivesides sitting cheek to cheek on 24 points.Staying aloof, looking down their noses fromon high are Caulfield, following their not-sosummarydismissal of Marcellin. Hanging on, theEagles managed stick like velcro to the Fields,only one goal in arrears at three quarter time,Nick Birrell and Derrin Gartner finding their feetas Alastair Evans bagged five majors. Though ashas proved so common, the Eagles were simplynot good enough, and Ryan Lewis took chargein the last term, the navy with white furious, BrettSinclair matching Evans with five of his own, andSam Wood applying pressure. Following thisdefeat, Marcellin’s run home looks nothing shortof imposing, faced with a bevy of sides with finalsaspirations, hoping to flog the cellar dwellers inmomentous charges on September. Marcellin’sseason appears over, but if they reproduce lastSaturday’s effort, who knows?One of the games of the season was at theMelbourne Uni Oval, with the Sharks clinging toa slender margin though pummelled constantlyby Blacks as the light faded Back from injury,Blacks’ Gaylor showed a bit of fire up forward,putting away three, as did Stevic, and despite agoal and a half deficit, egged on by Levi Kalmsand Charlie Richardson, the Students poured onthe play in the forward line, seven last quarterscoring shots to Beaumaris’ one. Tightly foughtall day, Matt Petering and Brayden Haynes keptBeaumaris in touch, Tony Carroll again effective;the four points much-needed by the Sharks whoare facing a decidedly uphill battle in the comingweeks, playing three of the remaining gamesaway against contending sides Brighton, SKOB’sand Ivanhoe.Retaining the ‘Joc’ O’Connor Trophy are SKOBs,after rising from a quarter time debt, to profit onthe old school oval by 18 points. Showing his classonce again was Phil Edgar, launching four straightTODAYSelections in BOLDST BERNARDS v UNIVERSITY BLACKSOLD BRIGHTON v BEAUMARISMARCELLIN v OLD IVANHOEST KEVINS v CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANSOAKLEIGH v HAMPTON ROVERS4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran


kicks to complement masterful displays acrossthe ground. Jim Grinter and Keith Brick weresolid, as Newman hammered out three goals in afairly accurate and high-scoring affair. Despite thetorrid defeat, Andrew Merrington again provedeffective, as did Alex Singleton and the Cavens(Simon having represented the Vic U19 sideearlier in the month). Irrespective of their differingfortunes, both teams are now at a dangerous pointin the run home, the crossroads that Allan Jeansspoke of now looms, as the door to finals beckons.The talent and physicality the Snow Dogs haveshown in patches has been deadly, and takinginto account the clogged mid section of Prem B, afinals berth is not beyond comprehension. SKOB’sare in the enviable position of second, two gamesclear of the pack, but by no means assured. FacingIvanhoe, Oakleigh andBrighton, all away (as wellas Caulfield next week), StKevin’s must stay wary andtight.This Week: Brighton should take care of Beaumarisat Beach Road, the bayside derby promisesmuch. Yet again, Marcellin will fall, this time uponIvanhoe’s sword, while at the Snake Pit, St Bernard’sdesperately in need of a win might scrape homevictors over Blacks. A cracker at T.H.King, St Kevin’shosting Caulfield in a dangerous trip for the Fields,SKOB’s to buck the trend and dump the ladderleaders. At Oakleigh’s spiritual home of WarraweePark, the Krushers will easily account for Hampton.PREMIER B LAST ROUND PREMIER B RESERVEOakleigh 3.3 9.5 15.9 19.15 (129)Old Ivanhoe 4.4 11.6 16.9 17.13 (115)GOALS Oakleigh: T. Edwards 9 D. Cleary 4 T. Scott 2 D. Britt 1 J. Derks-Revere 1L. Barrand 1 J. Hind 1 Old Ivanhoe: O. Weatherley 5 A. Baldwin 3 R. Jessop 2C. Branigan 1 J. Britten 1 S. Geilings 1 B. Tieman 1 A. Delmonte 1 M. Delmonte 1C. Sutherland 1BEST Oakleigh: M. Harold T. Edwards T. Scott G. Bennett N. Monaghan D. BrittOld Ivanhoe: S. Geilings S. Low E. Greer O. Weatherley C. Sutherland M. MitrisSt Kevins 3.1 9.5 16.6 19.11 (125)St Bernards 5.4 9.6 12.9 16.10 (106)GOALS St Kevins: P. Edgar 4 S. Newman 3 N. Hobson 2 J. Grinter 1 T. McDermott 1P. Karageorgiou 1 S. Bishop 1 M. Mazzarella 1 T. McMaster 1 M. Stafford 1 E. Waldron1 K. Wissell 1 A. Lynch 1 St Bernards: A. Merrington 6 B. George 5 T. Pearson 2M. Church 1 T. Gleeson 1 A. Van Meel 1BEST St Kevins: P. Edgar J. Grinter K. Brick A. Lynch T. McMaster D. CampbellSt Bernards: A. Merrington A. Singleton M. Church T. Caven S. Caven B. GeorgeCaulfield Grammarians 2.4 4.7 6.10 10.11 (71)Marcellin 0.0 4.4 6.4 7.10 (52)GOALS Caulfield Grammarians: B. Sinclair 5 S. Meredith 1 T. O’Sullivan 1 J. Perkins 1G. Winter 1 M. Liddell 1 Marcellin: A. Evans 5 M. Holmes 1 D. Gartner 1BEST Caulfield Grammarians: R. Lewis B. Sinclair S. Wood D. Scheetz Z. ParsonsJ. Perkins Marcellin: N. Birrell D. Gartner S. Abrahams J. Blanch M. HolmesL. ConsidineOld Brighton 3.1 6.2 9.4 15.10 (100)Hampton Rovers 6.2 6.7 8.8 10.9 (69)GOALS Old Brighton: M. Karayannis 3 J. North 2 T. Mentiplay 2 T. Jakobi 2 M. Dewar1 A. Dewar 1 B. Austin 1 L. Hendra 1 C. Kennett 1 L. Nicholls 1 Hampton Rovers:Z. Alcott 3 M. Devereaux 2 C. Sharp 2 A. Power 1 M. Terech 1 D. Corp 1BEST Old Brighton: L. Hendra B. Skinner A. Dewar B. Gadsden J. Dickerson T. JakobiHampton Rovers: J. Ting D. Corp C. Sharp A. Woltering Z. Alcott M. TerechBeaumaris 3.0 7.3 10.10 11.10 (76)University Blacks 2.2 6.6 9.7 10.13 (73)GOALS Beaumaris: J. Di Natale 2 W. Edmonds 2 M. Howes 2 L. Slater 1 S. Coote 1B. Haynes 1 K. Barnes 1 M. Petering 1 University Blacks: C. Stevic 3 J. Gaylor 3H. Lacey 1 T. Bell 1 S. Flight 1 C. Richardson 1BEST Beaumaris: M. Petering B. Haynes A. Carroll C. Buckley K. Barnes M. HowesUniversity Blacks: L. Kalms C. Richardson J. Matthews J. Gaylor C. Stevic T. HowgateOld Ivanhoe 2.1 10.5 14.8 16.13 (109)Oakleigh 3.2 4.2 8.3 8.4 (52)GOALS Old Ivanhoe: Z. Keane 3 L. Phillips 3 R. Gieschen 2 M. Bodycoat 2 A. Diorietes1 J. Delaney 1 R. Coleman 1 G. Hartrick 1 D. Hawkes 1 P. Dinakis 1Oakleigh: not providedBEST Old Ivanhoe: A. Diorietes A. Paine C. Nichol L. Phillips Z. Keane J. DelaneyOakleigh: not providedSt Kevins 2.3 5.6 10.10 12.11 (83)St Bernards 5.1 5.3 6.3 10.6 (66)GOALS St Kevins: J. O’Keefe 4 J. Mullen 4 J. Marchesani 1 R. Caldow 1 C. Randles 1St Bernards: M. Stapleton 3 M. Hughes 2 J. Bevanda 2 P. Harris 2 B. Hogan 1BEST St Kevins: M. Coloe M. Sullivan R. Caldow J. Marchesani N. Wood R. LarsenSt Bernards: B. Hogan J. Bevanda M. Stapleton P. Holland H. Overman J. RyanMarcellin 0.6 4.8 5.10 7.18 (60)Caulfield Grammarians 1.3 3.6 3.10 5.10 (40)GOALS Marcellin: D. Marson 3 T. Money 2 M. Turner 1 J. Winstanley 1 CaulfieldGrammarians: D. Spanos 1 G. Colosimo 1 J. McCahon 1 C. Fagan 1 N. Edwards 1BEST Marcellin: D. Kayrooz M. Grigoruk A. Montalto A. McGlin S. Crapper A. ManakisCaulfield Grammarians: C. Game J. Kremmer B. Hyland G. Colosimo L. SpinksE. KalajaOld Brighton 3.4 8.8 13.13 19.18 (132)Hampton Rovers 3.2 4.4 6.5 7.5 (47)GOALS Old Brighton: C. Reilly 5 A. Jackson 3 T. Marshall 3 A. Ogilvie 2 D. Jennings 2D. Sargent 1 B. Blatt 1 A. Bristow 1 E. Yeatman 1 Hampton Rovers: C. Ekberg-Weiss3 T. Youl 2 A. Fisher 1 L. Woodland 1BEST Old Brighton: T. Clarke C. Reilly A. Ogilvie D. Sargent M. Janssen T. FogartyHampton Rovers: A. Ross S. Constantinou M. Powell N. Hoban M. Innes T. YoulUniversity Blacks 5.5 7.5 8.7 10.12 (72)Beaumaris 1.0 3.1 6.3 9.4 (58)GOALS University Blacks: L. Crameri 3 A. Jesse 2 B. Mill 2 J. McDonald 1 R. Wood 1N. Holt 1 Beaumaris: S. Kendall 3 M. De Fontenay 2 L. Quirk 2 L. Sketchley 1 B. Wall 1BEST University Blacks: T. McCullagh J. McDonald N. Batten M. Aitken T. OldfieldD. Collopy Beaumaris: G. Roberts L. Atkins L. Slater L. Quirk B. Wall M. De FontenayTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 5


PREMIER CDi LangtonGET YOUR TICKETS AT BASSHeavyweights AJAX and Werribee Districts provedtheir pulling power (and pulling-away power) afterearly challenges last week. The ‘Bees reversed a 21point quarter time deficit to trounce Old Essendonby 41 at the Runway, while Ajax obliterated theUnicorns by almost 20 goals after the High gotwithin nine points early in the third term. Andlike everyone else injury and the travel bug havehit them …but they don’t face off for anotherfour weeks yet. What a mouth-watering prospect,both teams steaming back to full strength asthey power through a month of warm-up acts.This clash is shaping up to be as big as BarbraStreisand’s Colonial Stadium extravaganza versusAcker-Dacker’s Black Ice Tour that ripped up thesame surface. Memories-meets-Thunderstruck. GetGudinski and Van Egmond on the phone! Theycan co-promote R17 at Soldiers Reserve: It’s a LongWay to the Top so Don’t Rain on My Parade.Fitzroy put on their own little Glastonbury festivalat Brunny Street with the Magoos saluting inthe early set while the Unders belted out theclub song over on the Parkville breakout stage.Captain Jimmy O’Reilly was headlining in his100 th game as the Kings of Lion took on friendlyrivals Rupertswood. Forward revelation WillPickering snagged eight goals and Ben Athertonwas in vintage form. Rupo’s Leroy Brennan andJared Pretty bagged four goals apiece and Grechcontinues to impress but the Roys took a 13 pointbow.Old Essendon continued its up-and-downfortunes losing to Werribee after a strong start,shocking the Tigers with a five goal to twoopening term. But like an old crooner coveringwell-worn material, the ‘bees re-entered the arenaand dominated the next set with a seven goal tonil haul that just made you all misty-eyed. Twomore encores, thank you and goodnight. MattDean was mean in defence and the Taylor boysoutstanding. Ryan and Biggs (no, not Ronalds)were the Bomber’s best.The clash between Monash and Ormond fulfilledexpectations with a close, see-sawing affair thateventually fell to the Ashes by 17 points. McCarthyand Duthie (2) set things up for the Monders, whotrailed by a point at quarter time and tied it upat the half. The visitors led by 3 goals at the lasthuddle, but in a Run DMC meets Aerosmith kindaway, the Ashes smashed through the wall breakingthe Monder momentum in a fighting win, specialmentions to Stephenson and Griffiths.Another tight one that blew out in the final stageswas Old Camberwell’s duel with Mazenod at theBarnyard. Michael Chamberlain was instrumentalin the Nodder’s 28 point win, breaking the earlystalemate as the Wellers refused to capitulate,notably Ken Darby and Simon Bennett diggingin. Mazenod went into the sheds a point up,showed their supremacy in the third stretchingit to a 4 goal lead; just quietly keeping their sizenines on any Weller surge in the last term.Ewan ‘Bomber’ Thompson ran through animpressive 200-game banner in Melbourne High’sencounter with AJAX, which also commemorated20 years since their 1991 Premiership win overthe Jackas. A video of the game ran throughoutthe Unicorn’s celebratory pre-game lunch, themullets and tight-tight shorts providing plentyof entertainment, along with the quality footy ofcourse. In the here a nd now however, AJAX startedstrongly and four goals split them at half time. TheTODAYSelections in BOLDRUPERTSWOOD v OLD ESSENDONOLD CAMBERWELL v FITZROYMAZENOD v MHSOBORMOND v AJAXWERRIBEE v MONASH BLUES6 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game


Unicorns kicked off the third quarter with threequickies, and all of a sudden it seemed we had acontest. What? Did I dream that? As comical as aSupergroup Mockumentary, AJAX plugged in theSpinal Tap and ramped the volume up to eleven.They answered with five straight before threequarter time and slammed through fourteen morein the last to the High’s three behinds. Faymankicked ten, Lew six and Warren Steinberg wasfreed from defensive duties to roam around andbag four himself. Jason Seidl was back to brilliantform after a month on the sidelines.TODAYMelbourne High’s woes will know no end,Mazenod will add to theirpain at Central Reservewhile AJAX keeps an evenkeel over Ormond at GunnReserve. The Bomber’s hideous run of injuries willkeep them from getting over the Sunbury boyswho are not entirely unbeatable at home but mustwin this. Werribee will ease up on the gas over theAshes at home, while the Roys keep the winningfeeling on the road against Old Camberwell.Please email your match summaries, thoughts andfeelings to dilangton@bigpond.com by Sundayevening.PREMIER C LAST ROUND PREMIER C RESERVEMazenod 2.3 5.9 10.11 11.16 (82)Old Camberwell 4.5 5.8 6.11 7.12 (54)GOALS Mazenod: R. Thomas 2 J. Beard 2 T. Bourbon 1 T. Bailey 1 S. Inglis 1T. Vallance 1 A. Gee 1 D. Regan 1 M. Chamberlain 1Old Camberwell: C. Hillier 3 S. Killworth 2 J. Heffernan 1 N. Latsas 1BEST Mazenod: M. Chamberlain S. Inglis A. Gee T. Castricum R. Mann F. ReedOld Camberwell: K. Darby S. Bennett B. Hart R. Kapoor G. Tolson J. HeffernanAjax 5.3 8.7 13.15 27.19 (181)MHSOB 2.3 4.8 8.11 8.14 (62)GOALS Ajax: D. Fayman 10 J. Lew 6 W. Steinberg 4 A. Trytell 3 J. Samuel 2 D. Selzer1 G. Blieden 1MHSOB: J. Tran 2 T. Rutherford 1 D. Hamilton-Ho 1 M. Hamilton-Ho 1 E. Thompson1 M. White 1 M. Ham 1BEST Ajax: J. Seidl D. Fayman W. Steinberg J. Ludski J. Ritterman M. ShafarMHSOB: H. Taylor W. Taft J. Tran M. Ham L. Evans R. ShellWerribee 2.1 9.2 11.4 16.9 (105)Old Essendon 5.4 5.7 6.8 9.10 (64)GOALS Werribee: A. Taylor 6 M. Taylor 3 A. Alifraco 2 T. Dean 2 B. Morrow 1 C.Scudamore 1 A. Cunningham 1Old Essendon: D. Roscoe 2 D. Flaherty 2 J. Rogers 2 T. Skurrie 1 D. Forrest 1 D. Ryan 1BEST Werribee: M. Dean M. Taylor A. Taylor T. Dean A. Alifraco D. RiosaOld Essendon: T. Biggs D. Ryan L. Fitzgerald T. Henderson J. Rogers D. BiggsFitzroy 4.3 8.4 12.7 16.10 (106)Rupertswood 3.3 7.5 13.7 14.9 (93)GOALS Fitzroy: W. Pickering 8 M. Cussen 4 R. Angiolella 2 T. Cheshire 1 G. Warton 1Rupertswood: L. Brennan 4 J. Pretty 4 L. Baddeley 3 B. Grech 2 B. Swallow 1BEST Fitzroy: W. Pickering B. Atherton J. McGee M. Cussen R. Angiolella P. O’ConnorRupertswood: B. Grech J. Pretty L. Brennan J. Phillips S. Hetherington L. BaddeleyMonash Blues 1.3 3.6 4.8 9.14 (68)Ormond 1.2 3.6 7.9 7.9 (51)GOALS Monash Blues: J. McKenzie 1 D. Fuzzard 1 S. Walsh 1 J. Cunnington 1K. Collins 1 D. Brogden 1 T. Osmond 1 E. Flanagan 1 L. Inglis 1Ormond: L. Duthie 2 S. Tolongs 2 M. Oaten 1 C. McCarthy 1 D. Elkman 1BEST Monash Blues: H. Stephenson J. Griffiths J. Bartram L. Inglis J. Bell A. WilliamsOrmond: B. McCarthy L. Duthie M. Oaten S. Keleher B. Upstill D. ElkmanOld Camberwell 1.3 7.7 11.11 13.13 (91)Mazenod 4.3 8.4 10.6 11.8 (74)GOALS Old Camberwell: D. Mitchell 3 J. Le Cerf 2 S. Riley 2 D. Schmidt 2 P. Storey 1B. Hillier 1 S. Derry 1 J. Hinkley 1Mazenod: C. Raine 3 S. Mann 2 P. Iacovangelo 2 T. Chambers 1 N. Bogar 1S. Christopher 1 J. Lo Rosso 1BEST Old Camberwell: S. Derry S. Riley J. Hinkley M. Decarne D. Mitchell L. KellyMazenod: D. Linden P. Iacovangelo C. Raine A. Bray J. Lo Rosso T. ChambersMHSOB 2.4 6.7 8.7 9.9 (63)Ajax 2.4 2.5 3.5 5.7 (37)GOALS MHSOB: F. Carlucci 5 N. Orchard 2 K. Agushi 1 R. Clowes 1Ajax: S. Chester 3 J. Givoni 1 J. Israelsohn 1BEST MHSOB: R. Clowes E. Byrne L. Hood T. Harper T. Wright A. LimAjax: L. Peters A. Porat J. Gocs S. Chester R. Heine J. BerlinskiWerribee 2.4 6.7 16.10 17.12 (114)Old Essendon 0.0 0.1 1.1 2.2 (14)GOALS Werribee: T. Sapountzis 7 M. Freeman 2 M. Sleep-Dalton 2 D. Menegazzo 1S. Jurkovic 1 A. Taylor 1 J. Norton 1 D. Carlton 1 A. Salamone 1Old Essendon: J. Lloyd 1 J. Mailer 1BEST Werribee: T. Sapountzis J. Norton M. Link A. Salamone S. Callea S. JurkovicOld Essendon: S. Howard C. Morfesse J. Williams A. McKenzie A. Palmer D. BianchFitzroy 7.2 12.2 15.5 20.6 (126)Rupertswood 1.1 4.5 6.6 6.10 (46)GOALS Fitzroy: D. Kynigopoulos 5 M. Lee 4 R. Borland 4 C. Krousoratis 2 A. Knorr 2S. Buckley 1 M. McWhinney 1 J. Beech 1Rupertswood: B. Whitehead 1 N. Egan 1 B. Riley 1 D. Bourne 1 D. Ellis 1 A. Smith 1BEST Fitzroy: B. Roberts J. Beech D. Kynigopoulos D. Olarenshaw R. BorlandRupertswood: D. Morrice S. Morganti B. Riley L. Smith J. Simpson D. EllisOrmond 4.2 8.3 10.6 14.12 (96)Monash Blues 1.3 2.4 5.5 6.5 (41)GOALS Ormond: A. McCooke 4 D. Bailey 3 M. Farthing 2 P. Malone 1 A. Clinch 1W. Cove 1 B. Franklin 1 O. Lack 1Monash Blues: J. Hawkins 1 N. Reid 1 D. Dalton 1 D. Meehan 1 A. Beecroft 1M. Phillips 1BEST Ormond: D. Casey P. Malone M. Farthing J. Feather A. McCooke N. ShulmanMonash Blues: A. Costley K. Perry N. Reid H. Drysdale T. Powell W. BlackleyTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 7


DIVISION 1Darren DawsonSTUMBLING AT HURDLESIn football, as in life, there are hurdles which arerandomly thrown in front of us; obstacles whichwe have no choice but to confront. The manner inwhich we deal with these barriers, both in footballand in life, quite often determines our ultimatefate. Last week Parkdale and Williamstown,popular fancies to be there when the whipsare cracking in September, each stumbled atthe hurdles presented by Peninsula and OldMentonians respectively. Whilst not quite fatalblows, the Vultures and CYs do have challengingruns home, with plenty of obstacles yet to beovercome before their finals places are assured.A classic contest was fought out between theVultures and the Pirates at Gerry Green. Peninsulacame out firing and took an eight-point buffer tothe first change, but by half-time it was all tiedup at thirty-eight. The home team grabbed theascendancy in the third term and took a twogoallead into the last. But the Pirates, with JamesCoghlan (6 goals) continuing his magnificentform, were not to be outdone and, in a see-sawingfinal quarter, struck back to record a two-pointwin; it is their best and most important victory ofthe season, as it well and truly keeps alive theirfinals hopes. But it is costly for Parkdale, as thedouble-chance may now be out of reach.The Bears were surprised last week by thecompetitiveness of the Panthers, and this weekit was Willy’s turn. Nothing much all day couldseparate an over-confident Williamstown from adetermined Old Mentonians outfit. Not even thefinal siren which, when it sounded, revealed thescores to be locked at 10-12-72 apiece. Continuingtheir average away form, it is Williamstown’ssecond draw for the year, and those four pointsmissed could prove disastrous. However, I havenothing but admiration for the way OM havefought back – in a matter of a fortnight - from thedepths of despair to now being a genuine chanceof avoiding the drop.Whitefriars have often struggled at Garvey, andwere not taking their appointment with Paradianslightly. And, as history has shown, the Friarsdid not have it all their own way, leading by ameagre five points at the main break. But a tengoalsecond half was enough to see the Friars tosafety, with Danny Hogan and Greg Power in theengine-room the keys to the win. Sean Miller andJosh Lidyard were best for Old Paradians whohave some important matches ahead in their bidfor survival.An improved Old Geelong served it right up toNorth Old Boys – St. Patrick’s, but their wastefulnessin front of goals (16 behinds) hindered their cause.The facts are that OGs have lost five of their lastsix and what was initially a season of promise hasnow petered out. NOBs continue to pound onthe door of the four, and are suddenly only half agame out with a relatively “soft” run home.On a day of milestones and celebrations atBanyule, the Bears put the icing on the cake byshowing no mercy for the undermanned Bullants:after a competitive first half, Banyule slammedon 21 second-half goals. The final margin wasa massive 135 points, with Hayden Dillon andTODAYSelections in BOLDOLD GEELONG v OLD PARADIANSBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v OLD MENTONIANSPENINSULA v WILLIAMSTOWNPARKDALE VULTURES v WHITEFRIARSNORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS v BANYULE8 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


Adam Barclay both booting six for the Bears.Today: Two clashes with a huge bearing on therelegation situation provide added interest inthis round. Old Geelong hosts the Raiders, andwith much more to play for at this stage of theyear, I am tipping Old Paradians in an upset.Ninth-placed Old Mentonians visit bottom teamBulleen-Templestowe, and the Panthers’ currentform should see them triumph over the Bullantsto keep alive their goal of avoiding the drop.The Friars are on the road again and face asearching test at Parkdale. Finals places, doublechances,they are all on theline in this one. The Vulturescould be out of the four ifthey lose, but I would findit inconceivable for them to drop two in a row athome. Banyule travel to Gillon and whilst the Bearsshould account for NOBs, I am expecting a close,tense affair. After all, an upset win could see NOBsleap into the four. Williamstown are suddenlylooking vulnerable, and a visit to Mt. Eliza wouldnot be the most appealing of prospects. In a rivalrystretching back many years, CYs have never wonon Pirate turf and I am not expecting that difficulthurdle to be overcome today.DIVISION 1 LAST ROUND DIVISION 1 RESERVEBanyule 5.4 8.17 18.22 29.30 (204)Bulleen Templestowe 2.5 4.6 6.7 10.9 (69)GOALS Banyule: A. Barclay 6 H. Dillon 6 A. Williams 4 A. Brown 4 G. Thompson 3T. Cusack 2 S. Driscoll 1 J. Truefeldt 1 C. Taylor 1 T. Shepherd 1 Bulleen Templestowe:P. Florance 3 R. Edsall 2 M. Considine 2 A. Morabito 1 G. Chivers 1 A. Verga 1BEST Banyule: J. Truefeldt A. Williams H. Dillon M. Smith T. Cusack A. BarclayBulleen Templestowe: M. Considine P. Florance G. Chivers G. Williams A. MorabitoR. EdsallPeninsula 4.3 5.8 7.10 13.13 (91)Parkdale Vultures 2.7 5.8 9.10 13.11 (89)GOALS Peninsula: J. Coghlan 6 B. Brisbane 2 W. Coghlan 1 H. Whitty 1 B. Southam1 S. Payze 1 S. Grigg 1 Parkdale Vultures: R. Hayward 4 L. Oakley 3 R. Irvine 2P. Sullivan 1 B. Hampton 1 Z. McCarthy 1 A. Thompson 1BEST Peninsula: J. Coghlan A. Wood S. Barbour S. Grigg G. O’Connor-PriceW. Coghlan Parkdale Vultures: G. Meier P. Sullivan R. Hayward L. Oakley D. AndrewsM. RyanOld Mentonians 3.5 5.9 7.10 10.12 (72)Williamstown 2.3 5.6 7.11 10.12 (72)GOALS Old Mentonians: R. Ironmonger 3 L. Hull 3 B. Johnson 1 S. Johnson 1J. Jansson 1 G. Snow 1 Williamstown: J. Wong 4 C. Elliott 3 M. John 1 B. Fairley 1W. Cooper 1BEST Old Mentonians: B. Norton E. Macquire S. Johnson R. Ironmonger M. Myers-Snyders T. Speers Williamstown: F. Adamson B. Newman M. Lishman J. WongC. Elliott L. McDonaldWhitefriars 5.4 8.4 13.9 18.11 (119)Old Paradians 2.2 7.5 10.6 15.8 (98)GOALS Whitefriars: D. Di Bartolomeo 3 A. Woods 3 A. Garreffa 2 A. Brosolo 2M. Mirabella 2 T. Woodman 2 A. Pearson 1 E. Abdallah 1 B. Stafford 1 D. Tibaldi1 Old Paradians: C. Sage 5 D. Boundy 4 M. Patena 2 A. Sinclair 1 D. Zivanovic 1J. Kappos 1 J. Lidyard 1BEST Whitefriars: D. Hogan G. Power R. Mattinson A. Garreffa D. Di BartolomeoD. Massarotti Old Paradians: S. Miller J. Lidyard D. Daniele D. Boundy C. SageA. TulipanoNorth Old Boys/St Pats 3.3 8.6 10.8 14.9 (93)Old Geelong 1.5 2.8 7.14 10.16 (76)GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: T. Patterson 4 S. Sleep 2 T. Brady 1 S. Thomson 1R. Allitt 1 M. Gastin 1 M. Porter 1 S. Harwood 1 D. Tonkin 1 T. Emmett 1 Old Geelong:R. McEvoy 5 J. Ratcliffe 2 C. Wood 2 C. O’Brien 1BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: C. Hosking R. Allitt N. Thomas D. Tonkin L. EzardM. O’Donoghue Old Geelong: H. Sleigh J. Forster E. Bayles A. Perry H. LegoeR. PinkertonBanyule 6.6 10.11 17.14 22.18 (150)Bulleen Templestowe 0.1 1.3 3.4 3.8 (26)GOALS Banyule: D. Witchell 6 L. Giles 3 R. Masters 2 J. O’Connor 2 A. Bottomley 2B. Cantwell 2 S. Gray 1 C. Buckley 1 D. Stokes 1 A. Hopgood 1 R. Currie 1 BulleenTemplestowe: Not providedBEST Banyule: T. Cantwell G. Bell S. Gray S. Moran D. Witchell R. MastersBulleen Templestowe: not providedParkdale Vultures 3.6 10.8 11.12 14.20 (104)Peninsula 2.2 3.4 5.4 5.5 (35)GOALS Parkdale Vultures: D. McCarthy 3 C. Lacey 3 M. Meyer 2 A. Baker 1 C. Sullivan1 J. O’Meara 1 K. Little 1 G. Crilley 1 A. White 1 Peninsula: N. Box 2 L. Heron 1M. Tolliday 1 A. Bouten 1BEST Parkdale Vultures: D. McCarthy M. Todd M. Meyer J. O’Meara C. SullivanA. Baker Peninsula: A. Granger M. Tolliday N. Thurley M. Kenny J. Stock A. CreffieldWilliamstown 3.2 7.2 12.4 16.6 (102)Old Mentonians 1.2 3.6 4.7 4.12 (36)GOALS Williamstown: C. Curran 8 S. Barlow 4 F. Henry 1 J. Munro 1 L. McKenzie 1M. Walsh 1 Old Mentonians: S. Ferguson 1 D. Bott 1 R. Howard 1 J. Brohier 1BEST Williamstown: C. Curran R. Danaher J. Willis M. Tennant F. Henry M. CarlandOld Mentonians: S. Ferguson S. Cormie J. Brohier P. Mevel B. Coghlan K. BiggsOld Paradians 3.5 6.6 10.8 14.10 (94)Whitefriars 0.3 3.6 3.7 4.11 (35)GOALS Old Paradians: M. Del Mastro 4 B. Holden 3 B. Weston 3 A. Asdagi 2M. Deligiorgis 1 A. Mascia 1 Whitefriars: J. Anderson 2 L. Maher 1 D. Fletcher 1BEST Old Paradians: S. Corcoran A. Asdagi M. Deligiorgis J. Berthet L. VillaniB. Weston Whitefriars: T. Leechman J. Anderson D. Fletcher N. Tomecek P. TattersonL. KaldorOld Geelong 1.4 6.5 10.10 12.14 (86)North Old Boys/St Pats 2.3 2.4 5.7 7.8 (50)GOALS Old Geelong: J. Pearce 2 W. Harris 2 R. Officer 2 D. Andrew 2 L. Herbert 1D. Wood 1 A. Whiting 1 R. Bannon 1 North Old Boys/St Pats: S. Roberts 3 S. Jess 1C. Ford 1 R. Wiese 1 P. Haigh 1BEST Old Geelong: D. Wood E. Stevens H. Beaumont W. Harris D. Andrew C. SwanNorth Old Boys/St Pats: B. Holland E. Grinter J. Grinter S. Roberts R. Wiese S. WithersTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 9


DIVISION 2Jonno NashLA TROBE NEEDS A RE-SITThe educators at La Trobe University would nothave hypothesised this result. Lecturers’ warningsof the untameable beast that is Glen Eira and thelate night study sessions could not help them intheir biggest examination to date. The undisputedpremiership-beckoning Glen Eira trounced ontheir challengers by 62-points. A seven goal to oneopening quarter didn’t help La Trobe’s course, buton the wind affected ground, La Trobe respondedto close the margin, but the real damage had beendone. With the coffin nailed and club officialspaying their final respects, Glen Eira once againstood strong in another convincing win against amighty opponent. Best afield Pasquale Saccuzzowas again the focal point in a lively Glen Eiraforward line as Mark Dimashki and Glenn Boydcombined for eight goals. La Trobe’s Jack McMeelkept the Trobers alive with his five goals andGeremie Ganino once again was the standout forthe home side.Emmaus St Leo’s were gracious in their 27-pointloss to top four side Therry Penola. It wasn’t untilthe final quarter when Therry extended theirwinning lead after the margin was less than twogoals for much of the day. If it hadn’t been forTherry Penola’s wayward kicking (26 scoring shotsto 14), the respectable defeat could have beensomething else. Corey McKernan was the mostprominent forward for the victors with four asgoalsneak Jake George booted two. Emmaus’ TomForeman and Michael Davis shared four goals.Mark Faroldi was the standout performer (onegoal) for the second-placed Therry Penola and willbe a vital player in his side’s premiership pursuit.Aquinas did battle with St Mary’s Salesian forrelegation rights. Aquinas’ 32-point victory nowsees the Bloods equal (with percentage beingthe only differential) with their opponents on theladder. The first quarter form of injury plaguedAl Guthrie, who assisted his side’s 11-point firstquarter lead, was the highlight for Aquinas coachJohn Le Grand. Centre half back Lachy Barnesplayed his best game of the season and set thescene for youngsters Lachlan McDonald andRussell Foster in the backline. A John Jess markand goal just before the siren gave the homeside a handy four-goal lead at half-time. Aquinaswould control the second half seven goals tothree to eclipse a season defining victory. It wasan even team performance from the Aquinians.No-one starred, with eight different goalkickerscontributing to the club’s 10 goals. George Azzamwas the game’s leading goalkicker with three.Finals seeking Eltham disposed of SouthMelbourne Districts by over 10 goals. The gamebecame a one-sided affair after quarter time withSouth holding a one-point advantage. JaydenShea, Sam Richardson and Sam Whiteside piledon three goals each to push their side’s claims ofbeing a finals bound contestant. Heath Davieswas South Melbourne’s best player in tryingcircumstances while Eltham’s Evan McDowell wasjudged best on ground.Old Westbourne couldn’t back-up from last week’sbelated first win, going down to St John’s by105-points. It was a difficult task to challenge atop four side after weeks of snowballing a wealthof momentum. Liam Mara (six goals) and GaryRoberts (five goals) tried to outdo each otherin front and proved to cause much pain to theWild West defense, but forward Shaun Gill was alate goalkicking contender with four. The secondTODAYSelections in BOLDST MARY’S SALESIAN v ST JOHNSTHERRY PENOLA v AQUINASELTHAM v GLEN EIRAEMMAUS ST LEOS v OLD WESTBOURNESTH MELB DISTRICTS v LA TROBE UNIVERSITY10 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - 316 Malvern Road, Prahran


quarter defined the outcome of the match with StJohns slotting six unanswered goals after a levelopening stanza.THIS WEEK: With Old Westbourne’s belief trulytested, they might find Emmaus St Leo’s atoo difficult task. To the contrary, it’s a greatopportunity for them to reload on their back-endrevival. Ladder position has Leo’s favourites andshould take the cookies in this affair by 22-points.Eltham will rumble in the jungle with theundefeated Glen Eira. The only upside for Elthamin this game is that the game will be played athome. Nonetheless, Glen Eira won’t slip up thisweek. Eira by nine goals.St Mary’s won’t get a win to help raise themselvesout of relegation thisweek. St John’s, after theirdemolition of the Wild West,will shrug St Mary’s withease. 72 points +.It seems that all the top teams are facing offagainst the ladder languishers. Therry Penola willwin comfortably against Aquinas, much like theirtop four rivals.South Melbourne will feel the wrath of La TrobeUni, who will be looking to redeem themselvesfrom last week’s effort. Uni by 34-points.Please send your match reviews to nash.jonno@gmail.com.DIVISION 2 LAST ROUND DIVISION 2 RESERVEAquinas 2.5 6.7 8.9 10.13 (73)St Mary’s Salesian 1.0 3.1 5.2 6.5 (41)GOALS Aquinas: R. Foster 2 P. Jurkovsky 2 J. Jess 1 A. Kinghorn 1 C. Cormack 1A. Guthrie 1 J. Price 1 B. Farrell 1 St Mary’s Salesian: G. Azzam 3 C. Adam 1S. Gatehouse 1 D. West 1BEST Aquinas: L. Barnes P. Jurkovsky L. McDonald R. Foster A. Guthrie J. JessSt Mary’s Salesian: N. Baum N. Jane M. Jane S. Crilly J. Rogers D. WestGlen Eira 7.2 8.6 16.9 21.10 (136)La Trobe University 1.2 6.8 7.10 10.14 (74)GOALS Glen Eira: P. Saccuzzo 6 G. Boyd 4 M. Dimashki 4 S. Elmi 2 J. Waras Carstensen2 J. Mills 1 M. Harris 1 S. Krull 1 La Trobe University: J. McMeel 5 S. Patten 2 C. Joyce1 T. Ludeman 1 D. Harry 1BEST Glen Eira: P. Saccuzzo M. Harris S. Elmi A. Tsirogiannis M. Dimashki J. MillsLa Trobe University: G. Ganino G. Stevenson J. Allan C. Joyce D. McMaster D. HarryTherry Penola 1.5 4.8 7.10 12.14 (86)Emmaus St Leos 2.0 3.1 5.4 9.5 (59)GOALS Therry Penola: C. McKernan 4 J. Quinn 2 M. Lyons 2 J. George 2 M. Faroldi 1L. Reynolds 1 Emmaus St Leos: M. Davis 2 T. Foreman 2 N. Baranello 1 P. Baranello 1M. Lalor 1 N. Robin 1 D. Kelson 1BEST Therry Penola: M. Faroldi B. Harding M. Costello L. Reynolds J. EgglestoneM. Lyons Emmaus St Leos: A. McCann T. Foreman L. Virgo P. Carey R. StaffordR. McGloinSt Johns 3.5 9.12 14.18 22.27 (159)Old Westbourne 3.3 3.4 5.6 8.6 (54)GOALS St Johns: L. Mara 6 G. Roberts 5 M. Nicholson 2 D. Camm 2 R. Scott 1 K. Ash 1M. Clark 1 C. Christiansen 1 G. Costas 1 A. Abela 1 J. Ayama 1 Old Westbourne: S. Gill4 T. Whiting 2 D. Lockwood 1 J. Ferguson 1BEST St Johns: L. Mara C. Ely M. Clark G. Costas G. Roberts K. Ash Old Westbourne:P. O’Keefe D. Benn S. Laird B. Gerace S. Kidd H. TunnicliffeEltham 2.1 9.5 12.9 16.13 (109)South Melbourne Districts 2.2 3.6 5.6 6.9 (45)GOALS Eltham: J. Shea 3 S. Richardson 3 S. Whiteside 3 T. Woods 2 R. Bux 1J. Hyndman 1 J. Galvin 1 J. Iaquinto 1 A. Hargrave 1 South Melbourne Districts:D. Robson 2 A. Ray 2 D. Smith 1 A. Hannan 1BEST Eltham: E. Mc Dowell T. Woods S. Richardson J. Shea S. Whiteside M.Hargrave South Melbourne Districts: H. Davies D. Butler A. Hannan S. Taylor J. ByrtJ. HigginbothamSt Mary’s Salesian 2.1 6.2 10.2 14.6 (90)Aquinas 0.3 1.4 4.6 7.7 (49)GOALS St Mary’s Salesian: L. O’Keefe 4 R. Stevens 3 J. Lindsay 2 M. Robinson 2M. Purcell 2 M. Aikman 1 Aquinas: T. Manley 1 N. Spencer 1 K. Rosewarne 1J. Hamilton 1 L. Brouwer 1 S. O’Loughlin 1 C. Ryan 1BEST St Mary’s Salesian: L. Hawkins R. Stevens M. Aikman H. O’Donnell K. FerreiraL. O’Keefe Aquinas: L. Brouwer T. Rosevear D. Zuccon L. Stafford P. Owen P. JessGlen Eira 9.3 13.8 15.9 17.17 (119)La Trobe University 1.0 1.2 5.6 6.9 (45)GOALS Glen Eira: M. Watt 10 S. Vamvakas 3 S. Hollow 2 A. Dini 1 B. O’Donnell 1La Trobe University: T. Mawdsley 2 N. Hooper 2 M. Beaumont 1 J. Lania 1BEST Glen Eira: M. Watt C. Massis A. Dini A. Manton P. Lithgow D. EadeLa Trobe University: L. Coffey D. McKie M. Beaumont D. Rodger T. MawdsleyN. AtkinsonTherry Penola 4.1 9.3 16.5 <strong>23</strong>.11 (149)Emmaus St Leos 1.1 6.4 7.4 7.6 (48)GOALS Therry Penola: T. Goodwin 5 D. McKibbin 4 G. Lynn 3 J. McQueen 3 S. Bye 2M. Pell 2 M. Bretag 1 J. Belsey 1 C. O’Brien 1 M. Van Run 1 Emmaus St Leos: M. Mc Iver2 M. Hawa 2 N. Morrison 1 G. Simondson 1 J. Chun 1BEST Therry Penola: J. Belsey T. Goodwin M. Pell Z. Carey S. Bye T. Burt EmmausSt Leos: M. Mc Iver S. Bavage G. Simondson N. Morrison M. Tucker J. ChunSt Johns 1.7 9.10 14.15 19.18 (132)Old Westbourne 0.1 1.2 1.3 2.6 (18)GOALS St Johns: N. Pouki 9 P. Ward 5 G. Beyton 2 M. Kelly 1 A. Bird 1 E. Jakwot 1Old Westbourne: M. Hawli 1 J. Andrades 1BEST St Johns: P. Ward D. Dick R. Thomas N. Pouki E. Jakwot N. GordonOld Westbourne: N. McKendrick D. Stanley B. Germon J. Andrades A. Board J. DiblasiSouth Melbourne Districts 5.2 11.6 14.8 16.11 (107)Eltham 1.1 1.2 1.4 2.6 (18)GOALS South Melbourne Districts: M. Costello 9 S. Boyd 2 D. Phillips 1 D. Robertson1 M. Stefanidakis 1 J. Newson 1 D. McBrearty 1 Eltham: A. Ziccone 1 J. Chapman 1BEST South Melbourne Districts: M. Costello S. Raymond D. McBrearty D. PhillipsC. Hine B. Harris Eltham: D. Tzemis R. Love M. Salter A. Ziccone S. Gatt D. BelcherTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 11


DIVISION 3Rich HummerstonCHINKS OR STRAWS?When sides like Prahran-Assumption continue todispose of adversaries at will, you need to forgiveopponents, spectators and scribes alike forclutching desperately at figurative straws whenthey perhaps notice a chink (albeit minuscule) intheir flawless, competition-destroying armour.Although admittedly pitted against two of thebetter teams in the competition in consecutiveweeks, the Four-Blues dominance has beenunquestionably diluted, a trend that hasn’tgone unnoticed by the Prahran-Assumptionsantagonists.Inaccuracy was the difference at East CaulfieldReserve, as the Gryphs would rue their waveringform in front of the sticks, going down to theabove-mentioned side by 4 points. An upsetwas on the cards when Lee Wells slotted onelate, however when Prahran implemented aflood likened to a game of under-12’s, victorywas assured for the Four-Blues, continuing theirblemish free season. With Cristoforo missingfrom action, and Adam Sleight far from his best,the door opened for Clinton Pepperill and IssacEdmunds to join the goal kickers, while DanBaxter and Sam Cartwright were exceptional forMonash.Ivanhoe joined the Four-Blues in saluting by4 points, taking the chocolates against PowerHouse in a ferocious contest at Hoe Park. Littledaylight separated the two sides throughout thecontest and much like the Gryphs – Four-Bluesgame, an unlikely victory beckoned for the lowlyplaced Power. Alas, for Power House, final termperformances from Ben Plowman and MitchellSkelly would ensure a restoration of order forIvanhoe.As the season has progressed, it has becomeabundantly clear that there are two differentHawthorn sides. One of these is a talented andformidable force, capable of mixing it with thebig boys, while the other Rathmines Road sidemerely moonlights, seemingly hell bent onhalting progress. Fortunately for the Hawks,the former fronted up (the good side) andaccordingly defeated Mt Lilydale by 39 points.A monumental 8-goal final term, 40 touches toNick Hayes and 10 goals to Daniel Lauletta wereall highlights in a corker of a contest. For theMountain Men, it was performances from ShaneRoberts, Jamie Pull and Jim Baughan that madethe long trip home slightly more bearable.As expected, Yarra Valley put a halt to Elsternwick’sgood fortune and unexpected purple patch,knocking off the once cellar dwellers by <strong>23</strong>points. Despite Elsternwick holding a four pointlead going into the last, it was always going to bethe Bushrangers’ day, slotting 6 final term majors.Cameron Britt was sensational for Yarra Valley,kicking seven, while Grant Cameron stood tallfor Elsternwick.West Brunswick’s chances of escaping relegationwere bolstered following a surprise 15-pointvictory over Kew. Leading from post-to-post,despite an impressive late charge from the bearsthe Magpies 8-goal buffer at the last break wasunsurmountable. Shane Devers with 4 goals,Christopher Germon and Andrew McKenzie weresensational for the Maggies while Micky Ross andTim Allen did their grandest for Kew.Determined to dabble in finals fever, UHS-VU,aided by 6-goals from Rhys Kirk and countlesstouches from Mitchell Pearce and Micky Fogarty,TODAYSelections in BOLDELSTERNWICK v MONASH GRYPHONSPRAHRAN ASSUMPTION v WEST BRUNSWICKUHS-VU v IVANHOEMT LILYDALE v ALBERT PARKPOWER HOUSE v YARRA VALLEYKEW v HAWTHORN12 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - Get back in the game


elted Albert Park by 77-points in a scintillatingdisplay of football. The Falcons were outclassed,outskilled and outplayed by far superioropponents, continuously finding themselvessecond to the pill and behind all day. The contesthad dramatically contrasting consequencesfor the two sides, the Combine find themselvesin serious contention for the top five, whileunfortunately the Falcons are now perilouslyclose to dropping into the drop zone.Looking towards today, I solemnly tip Monashto increase Elsternwick’s losing run to two.Mount Lilydale will carefully place their handson the shoulders of Albert Park players, and inone motion, thrust theirentire body upwards in amovement traditionallyreferred to as a ‘leap frog’,sending the Falcons to the dangerous dark watersof the lowest rung of the ladder. Uni High vs.Ivanhoe is too tough to pick and consequentlyI’m tipping my second draw of the season whileYarra Valley and Prahran-Assumption will beatthe House and West Brunswick respectively andeasily. It depends on which Hawthorn shows up,however whispers are indicating the moonlightersare on a sojourn in the Greek Islands, allowing theskilful and far superior Hawthorn team to show upand beat Kew.DIVISION 3 LAST ROUND DIVISION 3 RESERVEIvanhoe 4.1 9.7 12.9 14.10 (94)Power House 7.4 8.5 12.7 13.12 (90)GOALS Ivanhoe: M. Skelly 3 P. Walter 2 P. Harris 2 J. Collins 2 G. Francis 1 H. Post 1E. Healy 1 B. Plowman 1 B. Fleming 1Power House: P. Edwards 6 M. Spiliotalopoulos 2 N. Brown 2 D. Baker 1 G. Tubridy1 R. Webb 1BEST Ivanhoe: B. Plowman M. Skelly R. Close B. Fleming D. Wood N. Lambert PowerHouse: D. Burnside N. Brown P. Edwards B. Leske M. Spiliotalopoulos B. CounselYarra Valley 5.7 7.7 11.8 17.12 (114)Elsternwick 4.4 5.7 11.12 13.13 (91)GOALS Yarra Valley: C. Britt 7 S. Yeo 4 R. Pollard 2 L. McCleary 1 C. Beal 1 J. Canham1 D. Letson 1 Elsternwick: J. Convery 2 A. Richardson 2 S. Convery 2 J. Hunter 2L. Bedingfield 1 A. Quinn 1 B. Mahony 1 D. Grace 1 D. Faella 1BEST Yarra Valley: M. Wines M. Neilly L. McCleary C. Britt X. Nowicki D. HopperElsternwick: G. Cameron A. Richardson L. Bedingfield C. Mahony J. Convery A. QuinnWest Brunswick 6.4 9.5 13.9 14.9 (93)Kew 3.4 5.7 5.8 11.12 (78)GOALS West Brunswick: S. Devers 4 S. Monagle 3 J. Melican 2 J. Curran 1M. MacGugan 1 M. Barron 1 A. Stewart 1 C. Germon 1 Kew: A. Brazzale 4 B. Altis 2A. Hawking 1 G. Evans 1 B. Condon 1 L. Orr 1B. Woodhouse 1BEST West Brunswick: C. Germon A. McKenzie M. MacGugan M. Barron J. MelicanS. Devers Kew: M. Ross P. Donaldson T. Allman M. Cochrane W. Balme W. DelbridgeHawthorn 4.4 9.7 13.12 21.12 (138)Mt Lilydale 2.3 7.8 10.12 14.15 (99)GOALS Hawthorn: D. Lauletta 10 L. Aitken 4 T. Cohen 3 R. Ogge 2 B. Stewart 1L. Collins 1 Mt Lilydale: S. Roberts 6 J. Paull 2 J. Roberts 2 S. Langenberg 1 M. Taylor1 A. Stuart 1 T. Wall 1BEST Hawthorn: N. Hayes D. Lauletta A. McPhie G. Edmond V. Bist R. OggeMt Lilydale: J. Paull J. Baughan T. Wall S. Roberts L. Evans J. RobertsPrahran Assumption 3.1 6.3 9.5 13.7 (85)Monash Gryphons 2.7 3.8 7.11 11.15 (81)GOALS Prahran Assumption: C. Pepperill 4 I. Edmunds 3 L. Giansiracusa 2 A. Sleight2 J. Ancrum 2 Monash Gryphons: S. Cartwright 3 M. Fletcher 2 M. Loricco 1 G. Munro1 K. Cherian 1 L. Wells 1 D. Wills 1 T. Mackie 1BEST Prahran Assumption: A. O’Hare T. Booth J. Musster B. Dempsey C. PepperillA. Sleight Monash Gryphons: D. Baxter S. Cartwright J. Harrak G. Munro S. SheehanL. WellsUHS-VU 5.3 7.6 13.9 19.10 (124)Albert Park 1.0 4.7 5.8 6.11 (47)GOALS UHS-VU: R. Kirk 6 L. Temming 3 D. Higgs 3 R. Dickson 2 R. Matthews 1L. Habel 1 C. Kelly 1 M. Roberts 1 S. Webster 1 Albert Park: D. Muscat 4 N. Dallas1 M. Smith 1BEST UHS-VU: M. Pearce M. Fogarty R. Kirk H. Lovell L. Gorringe R. MatthewsAlbert Park: M. Brown Z. Roberts A. Snowden C. Barker J. Brick D. MuscatIvanhoe 3.4 6.6 8.8 15.10 (100)Power House 4.3 5.6 6.6 7.8 (50)GOALS Ivanhoe: A. McBrien 9 S. Conley 1 K. Baker 1 B. Walthers 1 T. Trevan 1T. O’Neill 1 W. Pearce 1 Power House: L. Johnston 3 B. Lonsdale 1 D. Buckley 1R. Somers 1 S. Devine 1BEST Ivanhoe: A. McBrien K. Baker S. Graeme T. O’Neill B. Addison D. Adams PowerHouse: R. Somers B. Lonsdale J. Brennan B. Jessop J. WhiteYarra Valley 8.4 16.8 <strong>23</strong>.12 28.17 (185)Elsternwick 0.2 1.2 1.3 1.4 (10)GOALS Yarra Valley: B. Seeger 10 A. Gamble 5 L. Gillies 3 T. Rolland 3 R. Thompson 1L. Grimwade 1 S. Lane 1 J. Miller 1 D. Perry 1 H. Williams 1 N. Pollard 1 Elsternwick:D. Byrne 1BEST Yarra Valley: B. Seeger T. May J. Hall A. Gamble J. Becker S. LaneElsternwick: not providedWest Brunswick 0.0 0.0 0.0 11.9 (75)Kew 0.0 0.0 0.0 9.8 (62)GOALS West Brunswick: D. Thrift 4 M. Smith 2 J. Beer 1 C. Lehmann 1 J. King 1M. Dishon 1 K. Laws 1 Kew: C. Wilson 3 K. Barker 2 M. Hill 2 N. Callanan 1 T. Hunter 1BEST West Brunswick: P. Walpole M. Meehan L. Stewart D. Thrift T. Costa M. SmithKew: M. Hill J. Kennedy J. O’Halloran K. Barker D. Cahill C. WilsonHawthorn 5.4 12.10 22.11 28.14 (182)Mt Lilydale 3.2 3.4 4.5 4.6 (30)GOALS Hawthorn: S. Gunn 4 J. Mannix 4 O. Holmes 3 L. Clancey 3 A. Quinn 2J. Dawson 2 T. Walker 2 P. Clancey 2 H. Browning 2 S. Moussi 1 C. Williams 1 D. Lyons1 K. Burrows 1 Mt Lilydale: A. Thorne 2 J. Russell 1 P. Ward 1BEST Hawthorn: C. Williams A. Lewinsky L. Clancey S. Gunn T. Walker H. BrowningMt Lilydale: A. Thorne A. Rodwell D. Johnson J. Russell R. Rantall D. EvansPrahran Assumption 2.2 2.3 5.11 8.14 (62)Monash Gryphons 2.2 4.5 5.6 7.7 (49)GOALS Prahran Assumption: R. Ellis 6 N. Haynes 1 T. Candy 1 Monash Gryphons:P. Rutherford 3 A. Ross 2 L. Fisher 1 A. Robilliard 1BEST Prahran Assumption: J. Dewar A. Naughton A. Hall R. Ellis M. Boylan D. BourkeMonash Gryphons: V. Coffey D. Giliam H. Hough S. Illangakoon A. Ross M. TapscottUHS-VU 4.2 9.5 15.11 18.13 (121)Albert Park 2.3 3.8 4.8 8.11 (59)GOALS UHS-VU: M. Sweeney 8 S. Windridge 3 S. Thomas 2 A. Certo 2 S. Turner 1A. Milicevic 1 L. McCartney 1Albert Park: R. Sloan 2 B. Payne 2 J. Snibson 1 L. Naimo 1 M. Merritt 1 H. Lawson 1BEST UHS-VU: S. Turner T. Landt S. Thomas A. Certo M. Sweeney S. WindridgeAlbert Park: S. Robinson J. Sutton M. Hammond J. Davis R. Sloan A. ClementsTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 13


DIVISION 4Simon FullerSHARKS SMASH DEMONS IN LOCAL DERBYIn Round 13, the matches went according to form,with the top five sides accounting for the bottomfive, though there were a couple of scares alongthe way. What this all means is North Brunswick,Manningham and Point Cook are logically (if notmathematically) out of the finals race, while SouthMornington has its match of the season this weekat Citation to keep alive an outside chance ofmaking the finals.The Snakes went to Allard to take on a dangerousNorth Brunswick team and this one was still agripping contest at the last break. Richmond gotthe early lead and, on the back of a couple of lategoals, held a fifteen point advantage at halftime.Christian Traeger was the star at halftime, withfive of Central’s eight goals against his name.North Brunny pegged the margin back in the thirdquarter, with Adam Jeffrey giving Richmond someheadaches, winning plenty of the ball and kickinga couple of goals. On the back of this, NorthBrunswick was able to reduce the deficit to onestraight kick at three quarter time.With the momentum resting with North and someinjury concerns for Central, it was going to be a bigask for the visitors to maintain the lead. The lastquarter told us a bit about the Snakes though, asthey wrestled back control with two quick goals.After this, the floodgates opened, with Richmondkicking eight for the quarter, to run out winnersby 38 points. Traeger finished with seven and thebackline was fantastic again for Central. For NorthBrunny, Nick Box continually repelled Richmond’sforward drives and Ghasimzadeh and Mair wereexcellent all day.South Mornington maintained the pressure onthe top four, recording a comfortable win againstChadstone. The Spencer boys were great forthe Tigers, with William kicking four and Jamesbeing named best on ground. Chadstone againmanaged to win a quarter, this time the last.Morgan Cole had another good game for Chaddy.The X-Men got back on the winner’s list at thecollege against the Cobras. SFX had the leadout to five goals at quarter time and managedto extend this in the second and third quarters,before putting the cue in the rack for the fourth.Jess Mathers kicked three and was named BOGfor the X-Men. The home crowd would have beenvery excited to see Joel Lenders making his returnand repelling countless Manningham forwardentries. Stephen Rose was the Cobras’ best.Facing a six goal halftime deficit at the pigpenagainst the Bulldogs, Swinburne responded, likethe quality side they are. George Koumantatakismade a few changes and the Uni burst out of theblocks with three quick goals when play resumed,on their way to nine for the quarter. Swinburnemanaged to hold on to their narrow lead to ekeout a vital victory at home. David Elliman’s sixmajors were the spark for the Razorbacks’ win,while Chris O’Keefe and Scott Ashton providedgreat support and Ben O’Sullivan ensured theCookers would get nothing easy in the dyingstages. For Point Cook, Pozzuto kicked eight goalsand Marsh continued his march towards the tonwith four, though the Razors were able to holdhim to one after quarter time.With a smashing victory over the Demons in thelocal derby, Eley Park not only maintained theiradvantage over the Tigers, they also managedto make up some important percentage on theirrivals in the four. The game was well and trulyTODAYSelections in BOLDPOINT COOK v BOX HILL NORTHMANNINGHAM COBRAS v NORTH BRUNSWICKSOUTH MORNINGTON v ELEY PARK SHARKSSWINBURNE UNIVERSITY v CHADSTONERICHMOND CENTRAL v ST FRANCIS XAVIER14 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


over by half time, with the Sharks up by eighty. Itwas the Ira-show in front of the sticks, with Israelcontributing nine. David Bennett provided thedrive for Eley with another great game. For Box HillNorth, Rob Burton distinguished himself in his firstgame for the year.This week is the last roll of the dice for SouthMornington as they host the fourth-placed Sharks.I think this one will go right down to the wire, withthe Sharks prevailing.The X-Men head to KB Reserve for the top-twoclash with Richmond Central. In what should be acliff-hanger, I’ll stick with the X-Men, just.At Koonung Reserve, we’ve got a battle of the alsoransin North Brunswick andManningham. I’ll go for thevisitors here, with Notaro,Zuidema and Lucevic toprove too much for the Cobras.Box Hill North make the trek over to Point Cookto try to restore some pride. The Bulldogs werevery stiff to miss out on the points against theRazorbacks and will have a good win.Swinburne will be happy to see the rest of thetop-five teams duking it out, while they hostChadstone at St James Park. Potentially, outrightsecond spot could be the Razorbacks’ by 5pm andthey will have a good win.DIVISION 4 LAST ROUND DIVISION 4 RESERVESt Francis Xavier 7.2 12.2 17.4 20.8 (128)Manningham Cobras 2.2 5.4 7.6 13.9 (87)GOALS St Francis Xavier: B. Spencer 5 J. Mathers 3 D. Scott 3 D. Pabst 2D. Dimakopoulos 2 C. Power 1 S. Burns 1 L. Andrews 1 L. Day 1 S. Dullard 1Manningham Cobras: S. McPherson 3 S. Rose 3 C. Terpsinis 2 D. Trinchi 2 D. O’Regan2 C. Jolly 1BEST St Francis Xavier: J. Mathers S. Burns J. Lenders C. Power D. DimakopoulosD. Scott Manningham Cobras: S. Rose S. Leonard S. Sheales D. O’Regan D. TrinchiJ. KaneRichmond Central 4.4 8.4 10.9 18.12 (120)North Brunswick 1.3 5.7 9.9 12.10 (82)GOALS Richmond Central: C. Traeger 7 R. Costanzo 2 M. Browne 2 S. Angus 2L. Walsh 1 A. Fiske 1 E. Keogh 1 D. Andrew 1 S. Jones 1 North Brunswick: A. Jeffrey3 K. Zuidema 2 P. Notaro 2 S. Mair 1 P. Capaldo 1 S. Burns 1 J. Quarmby 1 K. Ismail 1BEST Richmond Central: S. Jones L. Walsh A. Fiske C. Traeger J. Blanckensee D. PikeNorth Brunswick: A. Jeffrey S. Ghasimzadeh D. Colwell S. Mair N. Box P. NotarSwinburne University 5.5 8.7 17.10 20.14 (134)Point Cook 8.0 14.7 16.10 19.12 (126)GOALS Swinburne University: D. Elliman 6 C. Kilmartin 3 S. Ashton 3 B. Fleisner2 D. Manning 2 J. Whitley 1 M. Bonomi 1 A. Hyman 1 B. O’Sullivan 1 Point Cook:M. Pozzuto 8 A. Marsh 4 T. Henwood 3 J. Wallert 2 A. Auciello 1 P. Auciello 1BEST Swinburne University: D. Elliman S. Ashton B. O’Sullivan C. O’KeeffeC. Kilmartin B. Fleisner Point Cook: M. Pozzuto A. Auciello P. Auciello T. CassidyA. Marsh T. HenwoodEley Park Sharks 7.4 16.11 24.15 26.20 (176)Box Hill North 3.1 4.3 6.5 7.6 (48)GOALS Eley Park Sharks: I. Israel 9 J. Welsh 3 C. Brown 2 R. Davis 2 C. Cresswell 2J. Newmarch 2 J. Edlich 1 J. Beasley 1 D. Bennett 1 M. Viola 1 S. Thomas 1 D. McCabe1 Box Hill North: C. Liston 2 D. Penny 2 L. Vandenakker 1 A. Odza 1 C. Riscalla 1BEST Eley Park Sharks: D. Bennett S. Thomas I. Israel C. Cresswell M. CorstorphinT. Miller Box Hill North: R. Burton C. Langley C. Liston S. Schubert M. Penny D. PennySouth Mornington 3.5 7.7 16.11 19.11 (125)Chadstone 1.0 3.2 4.6 8.8 (56)GOALS South Mornington: W. Spencer 4 K. Gascoigne 2 J. Spencer 2 M. Heib 2M. Blackmore 2 A. Davidson 1 S. Walker 1 N. Williams 1 S. Wright 1 Chadstone:N. Boothman 2 A. Hayes 1 L. Cleary 1 S. Watson 1 F. George 1 D. Kinsella 1 R. Tanner 1BEST South Mornington: J. Spencer M. Killen M. Clark L. Fitzsimmons A. DavidsonS. Kemp Chadstone: M. Cole D. Kinsella A. Hayes D. Field A. Steve G. CaffieriSt Francis Xavier 4.2 9.3 9.6 14.12 (96)Manningham Cobras 1.2 2.4 7.5 8.6 (54)GOALS St Francis Xavier: R. Jardim 4 G. Bramich 3 D. Kinder 2 L. Curry 2 D. Butcher1 D. Dapiran 1 D. Antonielli 1 Manningham Cobras: T. Fradkin 3 S. Robins 1T. Mazzarella 1 S. Marshall 1 A. McDill 1 L. Orton 1BEST St Francis Xavier: B. Sheers G. Bramich S. Chin D. Antonielli L. Curry S. HarveyManningham Cobras: K. Beauliv B. Komisars M. O’Bree S. Robins A. McDill N. MolnarRichmond Central 6.1 11.4 14.7 18.10 (118)North Brunswick 3.1 6.1 8.1 9.3 (57)GOALS Richmond Central: T. Davey 8 A. Pruscino 2 R. Schwedes 2 B. Wright 1D. Sutherland 1 J. Carter 1 N. Ryan 1 B. Zelencich 1 J. Boyd 1 North Brunswick:J. Boudoloh 3 D. Manoukian 3 B. Robertson 1 L. Spano 1 D. Pizzari 1BEST Richmond Central: S. Hibbins R. Willis R. Schwedes A. Pruscino D. SutherlandT. Davey North Brunswick: D. Adams T. Leary L. Spano A. Waters D. RowlandsB. DancerSwinburne University 4.3 6.6 10.6 12.12 (84)Point Cook 3.1 6.3 11.4 13.6 (84)GOALS Swinburne University: T. Kennedy 5 E. Miles 2 J. Manning 2 M. Davies 1J. Guest 1 D. Crowe 1 Point Cook: C. Moorfoot 3 K. Haddara 3 M. Downing 2A. Murphy 1 J. Gilbee 1 B. Cox 1 B. Krapljanov 1 G. Russell 1BEST Swinburne University: J. Nardino T. Kennedy M. Davies J. Ryan L. MorrisonJ. Guest Point Cook: D. Fleming D. Fry B. Miller G. Russell C. Moorfoot I. MurphyEley Park Sharks 5.8 12.12 21.15 28.24 (192)Box Hill North 0.1 1.3 2.4 3.5 (<strong>23</strong>)GOALS Eley Park Sharks: T. Houlden 11 A. Farrugia 6 Z. Khariwala 3 J. Brown 3B. Ellwood 2 D. Crawford 2 B. Donelly 1 Box Hill North: P. Morphett 1 N. Berlowitz1 G. Weston 1BEST Eley Park Sharks: T. Houlden M. Jackson J. Nelson B. Sahlstrom A. FarrugiaZ. Khariwala Box Hill North: G. Tiley B. Watt C. Irvine P. Morphett N. BerlowitzN. BurnettSouth Mornington 7.1 14.5 20.9 29.14 (188)Chadstone 1.2 2.2 3.2 3.3 (21)GOALS South Mornington: R. Wilson 9 K. Debernardi 6 K. Hunt 3 C. Muczynski 3J. Dickson 2 J. Dowsett 1 M. King 1 B. Dowling 1 R. Matthews 1 N. Berry 1 J.Morrissey 1 Chadstone: G. Southern 1 J. Moyle 1 N. Carell 1BEST South Mornington: K. Hunt M. King R. Wilson M. McGreal Z. Pearton A. HicksChadstone: B. Griffin J. Russell A. Pickard D. Cosgrove L. Lucas N. CarellTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 15


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Rising Star - R13St Kevin’s Old Boys - James GrinterThis week’s Club Warehouse Rising Star is James Grinter of St Kevin’sOld Boys.James has had an outstanding 2011 season thus far playing everygame in the seniors in Premier B and recently gained selectionin the V.A.F.A Under 19 Representative team.James was recruited from the College and is one of 7 Under 19players who have gained selection in the Senior team this year. Heimpressed the coaching staff over pre-season with his high lighlevel of fitness and outstanding work ethic. His trademark qualitesare his athletic vertical jump and strong attack on the ball.Early form in practice matches earned him a spot in SKOB’sSenior team in Round 1 and he has hasn’t looked back. His recentperfomance against St. Bernard’s was his best individual game forthe year, gaining 28 possessions and kicking a goal from half back.James has a bright future ahead at SKOB and we look forward toseeing him developing his game to the next level.To be eligible for the weekly award, players must be born on or after 1 <strong>July</strong> 1989 and must not have played a fullseason of VAFA senior football prior to 2011. All players born on or after 1 <strong>July</strong> 1991 are eligible, regardless ofprevious experience.VAFA BEIERSDORFTRAINER OF THE WEEKMichelle Vassos – Bulleen TemplestoweMichelle Vassos from Bulleen Templestowe is this week’s “Beiersdorftrainer of the week”.Michelle is the head trainer at the Bullants, ably supported by Claireand Laura with further assistance from Arna, Tish and Claire.Michelle is currently studying Physical Education at La TrobeUniversity and balances her studies with work and a very hectic sociallife. She is much loved and has proved to be an affable, invaluableand irreplaceable foil to all the players since commencing her trainerduties at the club.Michelle is also known to rock a pair of aviators.Weekly winners receive $100 of personal care products from Beiersdorf.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 17


RESERVESTom BrainFINALS BECKONStill Reserves Footy’s cult figure Dangerous DanRush stayed in the Ressies this week, and madehis presence felt in a tight game at the totallywindswept Sportscover Arena.The beauty of Ressies Footy continues to dominateas yet again some big names made welcome returnfrom injuries and overseas sojourns to grace thefields in the early games. Jason Israelsohn, TysonHunt, Adam Houlihan, Quinton Gleeson, DarylMarson, Blair Mason, and Daniel Sargent to namea few. Premiership Players, AFL Players, VAFA Repsand Club Senior Best and Fairest winners amongstthat impressive list.Great to see Collegians star Jono Dixon back onthe park after a pretty serious injury just showsthe strength of character and amazing fightingqualities of the man.My personal congratulations to a couple of Banyulelegends in Stephen Gray and David Witchell whoplayed their 400 th and 300 th games respectivelyfor their club last weekend. What a tremendousachievement by both of you. I did play against youboth way back as Banyule made its climb throughthe ranks of the VAFA many years ago, so welldone to you both for your love of the game, thiscompetition and most importantly your club.Another veteran, almost a relic, Will Walford pulledon the boots for Prahran Assumption in Round 13.Will who was actually playing when Prahran werealive and still a force in the VFA, must be baskingin the success of this year’s merger, and with finalsbeckoning the smell of the liniment must havebeen enough for him to dust off the cobwebsand put his body through the aches and pains ofanother finals campaign.The usually publicity savvy Monash Gryphons havebecome pretty reclusive in the past couple of weeks.A couple of losses have sent their correspondentinto silence....What’s going on Jack.???????Premier Reserve Section feature this week. Ladderpositions at this stage clearly show that Uni Bluesand Xavs are clearly the stand out sides as they sitalone at the top of the ladder 10 points clear oftheir nearest rivals DLS and Collegians. Then thereis a logjam of sides including Old Scotch, OMs andSBMT who mathematically and with a bit of luckcould sneak some September action. DLS and theBlues both had massive victories on the weekend,Collegians and Scotch had to fight hard for theirwins, while the final game which could have goneeither way in a tense finish saw Old Xavs and SBMTinseparable when the final siren sounded.This year’s would be cult figure that must remainnameless due to too much aggravation from histeam mates had another good game.Goal kicking is a fine art and most of the big talliesappeared in the Lower Sections this Round wherethe defenders obviously had a difficult time incurbing the forwards who receive ample supplyfrom rampaging mid fields.Travis Houlden had a field day managing therhythmic Legs 11.Matthew Watt, and Ben Seeger both hit the bigtime with a lazy 10.Martin Costello, Nicholas Pouki, Robert Wilson, andAdam McBrien had Channel 9 all to themselves.The consistent Mitchell Sweeney kicked 8, and hewas joined by Chris Curran and Trent Davey.They say one is the loneliest number but this weekit was 7 as Theodore Spountzis took ownership byhimself.Milestone game saw Dave Witchell kick 6, alongwith Rick Ellis, Kyle Debernardi, and Adam Farrugia.Pretty Michelle had a couple of guests in CallumReilly, Frank Carlucci, Dimitrios Kynigopoulos,Timmy Goodwin, Phillip Ward, Adam Gamble, andThomas Kennedy.4 apiece to Jack Jarvis, Jono Dixon, Jack Mullen,Jarred O’Keefe, Alistair McCooke, Michael Lee,Ross Borland, Matthew Del Mastro, Steven Barlow,Liam O’Keefe, Dane McKibbon, Dave “Short” Thrift,Joseph Mannix, Stephen Gunn, and Ricardo Jardimcompleted the Round.More game reports and highlights wouldbe much appreciated to make this column amost interesting read. Please email any MatchHighlights, outstanding performances, milestonesetc to brainco@optusnet.com.au, by 8pm MondayNights, or feel free to give me a call on the Mobile04<strong>23</strong> 433 488.18 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


David TolsonTHIRDSCARDS, DARKBLUES SEEKREBOUNDAs winter sets in, many amateur footballers choosebetween braving the miserable conditions orpacking bags in search of warmer climates. Thisscribe did so during the bye, only to come back tosuch dreary weather that I wished I was back onholidays. Alas, come Saturday there was footballto be played, and this week produced many bigresults.Both Old Melburnians and Old Trinity failed toreturn from their week off, giving Old Scotch andCollegians victory via forfeit. A surprising turn ofevents for OM’s, as they are currently in the topfour, and further forfeits would place them finalsin jeopardy. De La braved the elements to beatWerribee. Simon Lowe kicked three and KieranGrant also played well for the victors. Old Xaveriansground out come from behind victory against SBMTprimarily due to Michael Hennessy’s four goals andDaniel Molan’s prolific midfield work.Uni Blacks surprised a depleted Caulfield, causingthe biggest upset of the year. Blanketing Caulfield’sBrett Scott was crucial for the students in theirtriumph. Stuart McKnight was best for Uni Blacks,with the win catapulting them into third. OldBrighton continued the upsets, defeating OldCamberwell in windy conditions. St Kevin’s helpedthemselves to a hefty percentage boost, defeatingOakleigh, Nick Marchesani slotting home ten. OldXavs defeated the plucky Whitefriars outfit, while StBernard’s comfortably defeated Marcellin.This week Collegians and St Bede’s shouldTODAYSelections in BOLDPREMIER THIRDSUNIVERSITY BLUES v COLLEGIANSWERRIBEE DISTRICTS v ST BEDES/MTOLD MELBURNIANS v OLD TRINITYDE LA SALLE v OLD XAVERIANSPREMIER B THIRDSCAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS v ST KEVINSOLD XAVERIANS v OLD CAMBERWELLST BERNARDS v OLD BRIGHTONWHITEFRIARS v UNIVERSITY BLACKSOAKLEIGH AFC v MARCELLINcomfortably beat their opponents. Old Melburnianswill win if they can field a team against Old Trinity,and Old Xavs should remain undefeated afterdisposing of De La. In Premier B, Marcellin, Old Xavs,Uni Blacks and St Bernard’s should all be victorious.With the winner taking top spot, St Kevin’s meetsa faltering Caulfield. I think St Kevins’ run and richvein of form will be enough to usurp Caulfield ascompetition leaders.LAST ROUNDPREMIER THIRDSCollegians vs Old Trinity: Collegians won by forfeit.Old Xaverians 3.4 4.5 9.7 14.9 (93)St Bedes/Mentone Tigers 2.2 6.4 10.4 13.5 (83)GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Hennessy 4 M. Altis 2 W. Bull 2 S. Adams 2 D. Molan 2M. Trovato 1 J. Moylan 1 St Bedes/Mentone Tigers: D. Lynch 2 S. Ary 2 J. Terrell 1S. Jones 1 B. Dillon 1 C. Mouritz 1 D. Shea 1 N. Munday 1 T. Ravesi 1 B. Hodges 1L. Webb 1BEST Old Xaverians: D. Molan M. Hennessy W. Bull A. Torre C. DipierdomenicoS. Adams St Bedes/Mentone Tigers:B. Dillon D. Martin J. Terrell A. Martin J. MorrisonS. AryOld Scotch v Old MelburniansOld Scotch won by forfeit.De La Salle 4.3 7.8 11.16 13.19 (97)Werribee Districts 3.0 5.2 7.3 10.6 (66)GOALS De La Salle:S. Morwood 3 S. Lowe 3 M. Naughtin 2 K. Grant 2 A. Roberts1 T. Naughtin 1 N. Hogan 1.Werribee Districts:W. Velisha 4 B. Paech 2 B. Apps 1G. Karcoushkas 1 L. Elevato 1 M. Antonello 1BEST De La Salle:S. Lowe K. Grant T. Naughtin A. Roberts N. Hogan M. RodgersWerribee Districts:M. Keogh A. Tedeso G. Karcoushkas W. Velisha C. AlabakisB. PaechPremier B ThirdsUniversity Blacks 0.0 0.0 0.0 10.11 (71)Caulfield Grammarians 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.10 (28)GOALS University Blacks: X. Hatch 4 S. Lane 2 S. Commadeur 1 B. Farrow 1 C. Bond 1P. Aitken 1 Caulfield Grammarians: B. Scott 1 J. McCahon 1 M. Wilson 1BEST University Blacks:S. McKnight J. Keegan T. Howie P. Aitken T. Van DykeX. Hatch Caulfield Grammarians:P. Farmer J. Pitts T. Rynberk W. Bowes N. GuyettW. RuddSt Kevins 7.3 16.7 26.8 35.12 (222)Oakleigh AFC 1.3 2.3 4.4 4.6 (30)GOALS St Kevins: N. Marchesani 10 T. Crookes 6 T. Marchesani 5 B. Marchesani 2J. Anthony 2 S. Browne 2 K. McInerney 2 N. Packwood 1 D. Newman 1 B. Omizzolo1 S. Kneebone 1 B. Hughes 1 S. Kleynhans 1 Oakleigh AFC: A. Abel 2 J. Alexander1 D. Ruddy 1BEST St Kevins: N. Marchesani T. Marchesani B. Marchesani R. Short T. Crookes J.Anthony Oakleigh AFC:C. Lavery J. Van De Ven A. Shaw D. Ruddy C. Buchanan A. AbelOld Brighton 6.3 6.5 8.7 11.11 (77)Old Camberwell 1.4 3.6 6.9 8.13 (61)GOALS Old Brighton: J. Leishman 4 J. Sest 2 H. McLennan 2 E. Wittich 1 M. Burge1 A. Cann 1 Old Camberwell:S. Mulligan 3 B. Cottrell 1 J. Crothers 1 D. Dick 1M. Woodbridge 1BEST Old Brighton:J. Sest J. Valley H. McLennan R. Joseph A. Pascoe J. LeishmanOld Camberwell: B. Dean O. Dickson M. Woodbridge N. Bennett L. Smith B. CottrellOld Xaverians 3.1 7.1 10.3 14.8 (92)Whitefriars 4.2 5.7 5.10 9.12 (66)GOALS Old Xaverians: B. Corcoran 6 H. Lyons 4 M. Adams 1 D. Fulton 1 A. Kingham1 M. Green 1 Whitefriars: A. Petts 2 C. Smith 2 M. Pelosi 2 L. Hamblin 1 J. Waters1 B. Bucello 1BEST Old Xaverians: S. Schultz E. Maas H. Lyons L. Baird D. Prowse B. CorcoranWhitefriars: J. Waters S. Green C. Smith J. Chun A. Spurrell N. Di PietrantonioSt Bernards 2.4 6.8 12.8 16.14 (110)Marcellin 1.6 4.8 8.8 10.8 (68)GOALS St Bernards:D. Kavanagh 4 M. Kavanagh 3 M. Trim 3 A. Ciantar 2M. Sullivan 1 G. Christie 1 A. Neal 1 J. Pignataro 1 Marcellin: L. Hansen 5 D. Cracknell 2N. Bortolotto 1 C. Dignan 1 J. Whelan 1BEST St Bernards:A. Buckley M. Trim N. Counsel G. Christie M. Sullivan J. FistrovicMarcellin:L. Hansen S. Kemp J. Whelan C. Dignan N. James L. McCormackTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 19


Michael FitzgeraldFTLOTGSHARPSHOOTERSPlayer Club Last Round TotalPREMIERTravis Ridgway OLD HAILEYBURY 4 39Shura Taft COLLEGIANS 2 34Nicholas Sautner COLLEGIANS 11 33Samuel Dunell OLD MELBURNIANS 4 29Matthew Handley OLD XAVERIANS 4 28Daniel Rush OLD XAVERIANS 0 28PREMIER RESERVEWilliam Hartnell UNIVERSITY BLUES 3 31James McDonnell OLD XAVERIANS 0 29Stephen Muller DE LA SALLE 0 25Jack Jarvis DE LA SALLE 4 <strong>23</strong>Tristan Coles OLD HAILEYBURY 0 21PREMIER THIRDSJoshua Ashman COLLEGIANS 0 43Sam Morwood DE LA SALLE 3 <strong>23</strong>Joshua Heard COLLEGIANS 0 20Daniel Molan OLD XAVERIANS 2 20PREMIER BOwen Weatherley OLD IVANHOE 5 52Andrew Merrington ST BERNARDS 6 38Michael Giansiracusa ST KEVINS 0 37Brett Sinclair CAULFIELD GRAMM 5 37Jordan Foster UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 36PREMIER B RESERVETim Marshall OLD BRIGHTON 3 28Dean Spanos CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 26Jack Mullen ST KEVINS 4 26Chris Mitchell ST BERNARDS 0 20PREMIER B THIRDSBrett Scott CAULFIELD GRAMM 1 46Benjamin Corcoran OLD XAVERIANS 6 32James Sest OLD BRIGHTON 2 30David Kavanagh ST BERNARDS 4 29Scott Thomas ST KEVINS 0 29Player Club Last Round TotalPREMIER CDavid Fayman AJAX 10 64Will Pickering FITZROY 8 49Jake Lew AJAX 6 40Nathan Black WERRIBEE 0 39Steven Tolongs ORMOND 2 30PREMIER C RESERVETheodore Sapountzis WERRIBEE 7 36Andrew Cunningham WERRIBEE 0 <strong>23</strong>Samuel Buckley FITZROY 1 19Cameron Raine MAZENOD 3 19Luke Saunders ORMOND 0 17DIVISION 1James Wong WILLIAMSTOWN 4 47James Coghlan PENINSULA 6 40Ash Brown BANYULE 4 37Adam Barclay BANYULE 6 36Todd Patterson NORTH OLD BOYS/ST PATS 4 35DIVISION 1 RESERVEJames Ratcliffe OLD GEELONG 0 36Steven Barlow WILLIAMSTOWN 4 35Alex Bottomley BANYULE 2 34Timothy Bayles OLD GEELONG 0 27Rob Offi cer OLD GEELONG 2 25DIVISION 2Glenn Boyd GLEN EIRA 4 56Jake George THERRY PENOLA 2 53Stuart Patten LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 2 49Sabastian Ciavola ELTHAM 0 45Adam Ray STH MELB DISTRICTS 2 40DIVISION 2 RESERVESteve Vamvakas GLEN EIRA 3 47Timothy Goodwin THERRY PENOLA 5 47Anthony Smith EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 46Timothy Mawdsley LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 2 35Nicholas Pouki ST JOHNS 9 3220 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


Player Club Last Round Total Player Club Last Round TotalDIVISION 3Paul Edwards POWER HOUSE 6 55Adam Sleight PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 2 54Andrew Brazzale KEW 4 47Peter Cristoforo PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 0 47Dylan Muscat ALBERT PARK 4 43DIVISION 3 RESERVEBenjamin Seeger YARRA VALLEY 10 55Adam McBrien IVANHOE 9 41Rick Ellis PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION 6 39Mitchell Sweeney UHS-VU 8 38Matthew Laing YARRA VALLEY 0 31DIVISION 4Ben Spencer ST FRANCIS XAVIER 5 78Aaron Marsh POINT COOK 4 72Daniel Penny BOX HILL NORTH 2 61Ira Israel ELEY PARK SHARKS 9 57Patrick Notaro NORTH BRUNSWICK 2 54DIVISION 4 RESERVEThomas Kennedy SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY 5 36Kyle Debernardi SOUTH MORNINGTON 6 31Trent Davey RICHMOND CENTRAL 8 30David Dapiran ST FRANCIS XAVIER 1 28Matthew Blackmore SOUTH MORNINGTON 0 28U19 PREMIERSebastian Kemmerer OLD MELBURNIANS 1 42Oliver Webber BEAUMARIS 3 42Daniel Barry OLD XAVERIANS 4 40Daniel Iaucione OLD XAVERIANS 0 36Hugh Nicholson DE LA SALLE 0 35U19 SECTION 2Christopher Molivas WERRIBEE 2 55Robert Shergold OLD CAREY 3 53Christian Doggett ORMOND 2 42Will Osborn CAULFIELD GRAMM 3 41David Wall ST BERNARDS 0 39REMEMBERU19 SECTION 3Sam Stacker OLD TRINITY 3 42Richie Simon AJAX 4 29Lachlan McRedmond NORTHERN BULLANTS 2 26Calvin Lyon COLLEGIANS 0 22U19 NORTHJack Langford BANYULE 8 45Adam Lauria BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 2 36Charles Ross LA TROBE UNI 1 31James Hodson BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3 31Marcus Borg BANYULE 3 31U19 SOUTHLouis Greco MAZENOD 2 50Stefan Gusts ST MARY’S SALESIAN 0 29Sam Murphy ST MARY’S SALESIAN 2 29Scott Millner MAZENOD 1 27Lachlan George MHSOB 5 24UNDER 18Aaron Cloke OAKLEIGH AFC 5 47Trent Dimitriou WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 42Jayden Costello WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 0 41Mitchell Wilson RUPERTSWOOD AFC 2 33Hayden Rowe THERRY PENOLA 0 <strong>23</strong>CLUB XVIII (1)Robert Moffatt UNIVERSITY BLACKS 0 27Hugo Sampson OLD MELBURNIANS 3 26Tom Kovarik DE LA SALLE 3 21Adam Kovarik DE LA SALLE 1 21Matthew Green OLD XAVERIANS 3 20CLUB XVIII (NORTH)Tim Sheehan IVANHOE 4 43David Witchell BANYULE 0 35Simon Lenders OLD CAREY 5 33Raymond Steer THERRY PENOLA 6 27Brett Dintinosante OLD PARADIANS 0 <strong>23</strong>CLUB XVIII (SOUTH)Shane Metz ORMOND AFC 0 50George Dellaportas HAWTHORN 2 30Stefan Davis MAZENOD 4 24Constantinos Terzoglou HAWTHORN 1 21Rodney Hawkins MAZENOD 0 20PATRONS ARE NOT PERMITTEDTO BRING ALCOHOL INTOELSTERNWICK PARK OR INTOANY VAFA VENUETHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 21


Geoff ReilleyRETROSAMEAGAIN?getting the points 8.5 to 7.6. Best – Yeo, B Peake(3), Valoppi, Drew, Trend, Britt (YV) and Casboult,Kimpton, White, Legoe, Hope-Johnstone, Paul(OG).12 Months Ago – 2010Uni Blues comfortably disposed of Old Brighton inPremier A Section and held their fourth positionand, with some tough games ahead of them, hadthe chance to enter finals with form on their side.In this contest they started quietly but increasedthe tempo with 7 goals in the second term anda 6 goal lead at the main break. In the secondhalf Brighton never looked like reducing theBlues’ lead, final score 21.12 to 11.9. Best – Hunt,Nicholson, Torney, Chadwick (3), Slattery, Brooke(Blues) and Buckley, Gadsden, Skinner, Jakobi,Dewar, Dickerson (OB).Something you don’t see very often, if at all – inthe Premier Reserves’ game, Old Xavs versus OldTrinity, the boys from Trinity Grammar scored onesolitary behind to the Xavs 15.18. Only 1 pointin a whole game, at that level of Reserves, is therarest of the rare and would have been a worryingstatistic for the Club.In Premier B, Old Carey continued to impressall and sundry, this time with a very solidperformance against Old Haileybury 13.13 to6.10. The march toward A Section for the first timecontinued to drive the C’s. Best – Crozier, Howart,Parton, Stewart-Holmes, Reid (6), Virtue (OC) andGleadhill, McLauchlan, Roberts, Voss, Brown,Ditchfield (OH).5 Years Ago – 2006In a day of low scoring at many grounds it wascertainly so at Hampton Rovers as Monash Bluesheld their place in the top four with a hard foughtwin 8.7 to 3.8. The final quarter was the criticalone as the Blues kicked 4 of their 8 majors. Best –Smith, Davidson, Williams, Costley, Hickey, Van DerSluys (Monash) and Mitchell, Lawrence, Woods,Carr, Anderson, Batt (Rovers).A really close one in D1 Section between OldGeelong and Yarra Valley Old Boys with the YV boysD1 Section coaches were – Phiv Demetriou(Banyule), Steve Easton (Bulleen Temp), S Cook(St Leos Emmaus), Cam Matthews (Old Carey),Michael Lockman (Old Geelong), Peter Russo(Old Mentonians), Leigh Stafford (Prahran), ShaneMcLauchlan (Rupertswood), Garry Datson (TherryPenola), Kevin Barnes (Yarra Valley).10 Years Ago – 2001Albert Park looked far from a relegation possibilityin D3 Section with a severe thrashing of UHSOBat Lakeside, 29.21 to 9.4. The Falcons were nowgame and healthy percentage clear of relegationwhile UHSOB were certainties to go down. Best –DiMingo (3), McLellan, S Allen (10), J Allen, Taylor,Cunningham (AP) and Tate (4), Wallace, Haslett,Rose, Maher, L Maguire (UHSOB).North Brunswick stayed in touch with the top fourin D4 Section with a solid win over Eley Park, 17.18to 9.7. Best – Magnuson, Care, Kyriazis, Pizzari,Aliani, Divita (NB) and Cruse, Alexandridis, MPayne, Fukushima, Blake, Morrison (EP).North Brunswick’s George Latouf played his 100 thgame in a typical tough and underneath mannerand with his ‘educated’ left foot again favouringhis forwards.20 Years Ago – 1991In C Section Fawkner won a very important gameagainst one of the top teams, State/Comm Bankand with the win came a real chance for Fawkner tochallenge for a top four place. A great first quarterset up the win and the Bankers never managedto get back into the game with a final score 17.5to 6.11. Best – R Cohen, Cropley, Middlemo (6),Holt, Ford, L Cohen (Fawkner) and Short, Andrews,Bunnett, Meharry, Brown, Arnephy (S/C Bank).MHSOB kept their D Section finals’ chances alivewith a solid performance over Old Camberwelland won 13.13 to 6.13. Starting strongly, MHSOBimpressed with their teamwork whilst the22 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


Wellers could not get into top gear. Best – Tyrrell,Newton, Exton, Comer, Yee, O’Connor (MHSOB)and Jackson, Pike, Kyriacou, Bryson, Spurritt, Neil(OCamb).30 Years Ago – 1981In E Section, two clubs long gone from the VAFA,Beverley Hill and Princes Hill, met out at Doncasterwith Princes Hill, a top four team, tipped to raisetheir percentage against Beverley Hills who werelanguishing on the bottom. The Doncaster boyshowever had other ideas and romped home 12.17to 5.7in a huge upset. Best – C Jury, P McNamara,Tudor, G Clark, G Healy, Fatchen (BH) and R Carroll,Fisher, Meldrum, Nagle (PH).Monash Whites were all over St John’s OC in FSection 15.12 to 6.5. Neither team would befeaturing in the finals although the Whites’ formof late had been pretty impressive. Best – Guthrie,M Crampton (6), Brice, B Depace, Quinn, Walker(MW) and Wadeson, O’Connor, Sims, Wallace,Watson, Simpson (StJ).A Section field umpires were C Mead, R Morgan, WHenry, W Segota, B Goodman, C Wills, K Coughlan,J Smith and wait for it – J Horwood and WHinton; the same Wayne “Chuck” Hinton I saw lastSaturday in B Section, ‘purring’ along, mentoringa younger, (much, much younger) central ump.That’s 30 years on!!! I hasten to add, Chuck stilllooks superbly fit and is always one to enjoy theafter match hospitality every time! A credit to hiscraft and to the VAFA.40 Years Ago – 1971It was a very tight competition in E Section (only8 teams) with only Old Camberwell without a realchance of finals’ football. Second placed StateSavings Bank put a dent in Glenhuntly’s chargewith a huge, 19.10 to 5.7 victory. The Huntersonly kicked 2 majors after quarter time whilethey came from everywhere in the Bankers’ team.Best – Taylor, Spithill (3), Jeffery, Wright, Castanelli,Hodgkin (SSB) and Glenhuntly failed to nominatetheir best.Old Mentonians defeated top dogs, Marcellin,albeit narrowly 12.11 to 12.6. With another fewminutes Marcellin mayhave ‘taken the chocolates’but Mentonians held on.Ingram, Rafter, Bolton (3),Uren, Jamison, Bungey (OM) and Hurley, Mahon,Walsh, Joyce, Wilson, Molan (Marc).John Elliott broke the record for the most gamesat Old Carey when he played his 200 th . John hadstarted in 1959 when the Club was in E Gradeand had been a member of the 1961 premiershipteam. He was captain from 1962 to 1965. ArchieKenney played his 200 th game for Alphington andwas expected to play many more games in futureseasons.45 Years Ago – 1966The 1965 A Section premiers, Uni Blacks, made thetop four for the first time in the current season bydefeating Uni Blues. Caulfield Grammarians madesure of the Blacks place in the top group with awin over Old Scotch. Purden, Fleming and Heathwere best for the Blacks while McKay, Fraser andAinsworth were the best for the Blues.Kew and Ivanhoe were now on top in B Sectionwith equal wins and Len Woods played his 200 thgame for Kew and Russell Parsons notched up his100 th .60 Years Ago – 1951Elsternwick enjoyed a close match againstFootscray Tech Old Boys and were more thanhappy with the 12.5 to 10.6 victory given theytrailed at half time. FTSOB’s hung on to fourthplace while Elsternwick remained clear on top ofthe D Section ladder. Elsternwick sharpshooter,Leslie, remained on top of the section goal kickinglist with 61 for the season ahead of Parkdale’sTardif with 55.Ormond Juniors were the only undefeatedamateur team but, surprisingly, they had playedone draw with bottom placed Parkdale. Ormond’spercentage was a staggering 607.8 after 13 roundsand they again showed their superiority, this timeagainst Caulfield Grammarians, 25.28 to 2.4.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 <strong>23</strong>


MEDIASATURDAYS9:00 VAFA FOOTY SHOWNews and interviews from around the VAFA1:45 VAFA MATCH OF THE DAYLive broadcast of Premier contest and scoresSTREAMING LIVE ATinnerfm.org.auSUNDAYS12:45 VAFA GAME OF THE WEEKLive broadcast of Premier clashes fromSportscover Arena (when designated)STREAMING LIVE ATsouthernfm.com.auSTREAMING LIVE ATwww.northwestfm.orgSUNDAYS AT 9:30amTom Brain and Steve McCarthy apply theirpost-mortems.SUNDAYS AT 6:00pmGlenn “Scatters” Scarborough dissects theweekend’s round.VAFA PROMOS THUR & FRISATURDAY LIVE SCORESONTWITTER@VAFACOMMLATE SCORES, FINES & TRIBUNALLate Scores – 9/7/2011La Trobe University- Division 2La trobe University- Division 2ReservePowerhouse- Division 3 ReserveBeaumaris- U/19 SouthIvanhoe- Club XVIII NorthIncorrect Scores –9/7/2011Werribee- U/19 Section 2Results of Tribunal –19 <strong>July</strong> 2011Ben White, Old Haileybury.Striking, 3 matches.*Timothy Boland, ParkdaleVultures. Striking, 2 matches.*Daniel Johnstone, St. FrancisXavier. Striking, 2 matches.*Jonathon Williams,Williamstown CYMS (Club XVIII).Abusive language, 2 matches.*Andrew Fyans, St Bedes MT(Reserve). Attempting to strike,1 match.*Jonathan Pintal, Old Xaverians(Reserve). Elbowing, 2 matches.*Accepted Prescribed PenaltyResult of Investigation –19 <strong>July</strong> 2011Whitefriars and Old Geelong minormelee, senior match on 9 <strong>July</strong>.Both clubs accepted prescribedpenalty of $150.24 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


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PREMIERUNI BLUESCoach: John KanisAsst Coach: Fergus WattsReserves: Chris BaumgartnerCOLLEGIANSCoach: Mark Hibbins / Simon ArnottReserves: Denis Castaldi1 P Butko2 M McLeod3 C Shaw4 S Gilbertson5 Q Gleeson6 J Mugavin7 M Kilpin8 S Toulmin9 S Chadwick10 T Hunt11 H Vickers-Willis12 M Torney13 T Girdwood14 B Peters15 B McConnell16 A Austin18 M Monteith19 A Lowcock20 J Watts21 M Steinbach22 B Millard<strong>23</strong> J Meagher24 T Muhlebach25 A Nice26 N Anderson27 H McDonald28 A Weddell29 R Key30 D. Brady31 J Van de Pol32 M Paterson33 S Roche34 W Hartnell35 M Allen36 D Withers37 L Butler38 T O’Hare39 D Heinz40 P Smith41 T Stainforth42 M.Allen43 B Merriman44 J Wood45 D Barton46 H Rankin47 C Pyke48 J Maxwell49 N Taylor50 J Perkins51 Tom Maddocks52 J Crawford53 S Bryce54 S Curran55 L Butler56 W Robinson57 J Heinz58 D Parkinson59 D Paton60 Tris Maddocks61 A Christensen62 J Maguire63 B Laidlaw64 A Walsh66 D Gumley67 N Hardie-Grant68 D Gregory69 Nick McRae70 L Quin72 D Marshall73 R Wilson74 R Quail75 T Bean76 L Michell77 O Lade78 T Calvert80 M Tucker81 J Clifford82 J McArthur83 P Hayes84 M Rees87 B Girdwood89 R Kennedy91 W Van De Pol92 M Pickering94 W McLachlan99 J Eastman1 Jono Dixon2 Tom Bull3 Charlie Holst4 Nick Ries5 Andrew Scott6 Jack Bull7 Shura Taft8 Daniel Strachan8r Cam Unsworth9 Michael Dyer10 James Jorgensen11 Nicholas Sautner12 Simon Hall13 Lloyd Whitby14 Barclay Dixon15 Jay Austerberry16 Andrew Baxter17 Richard Hosking18 Trent Zimbachs19 Stuart Inglis20 Sam Troon21 James Harvey21r Ollie Howard22 Hugh Apted<strong>23</strong> Wil Tardif24 Tim Baxter25 James Kondarovskis26 Ed Bird28 Andrew Dunlop29 Nick Stone30 Josh Kamener31 Nick Roach32 Chris Blumfi eld (C)33 Lachlan Ferguson33r Marty Williams34 Harry Croft35 Anthony Carydias36 Nick Corp38 Tom O’Donnell39 Ollie Howard40 Luke Casey41 Brad Duff42 Jack Parsons43 Ed Malone (RC)44 Paul Evans45 Andrew Stone46 Julian Hampton47 Alex A. Benton48 Sam Doupe-Watt49 Ryley Berry50 Jayden Head51 Leigh Saunders52 Chris Godfrey53 Glenn Sampson54 Tom Sztefek55 Mark Austin57 Charlie Simmons58 Nick Bobeff59 Sam Cutts61 Ed Cordner65 Alexander Croft66 Huw Forbes90 Tim Foster26 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIERST BEDES M/TCoach: Owen LalorAsst Coach: Michael LovejoyAsst Coach: Sam AnsteyReserves Coach: Brad BerryOLD CAREYSenior Coach: Trevor RoweAssistants: Richard Oppy, Travis Derricott1. Paul Wintle2. Luke Wintle3. Luke Collins4. Ben Phibbs5. Dan Garside6. Jon Kane7. Anthony Scafi di8. Andrew Scafi di9. Chris Richards10. Michael Wintle11. James Tyquin (C)12. Tom Garside13. Pat Tyquin14. Simon Richards15. Hiwab Shakaib16. Ryan Power17. Nick Corda18. Alex Kane19. Matt Hilton20. Michael Meehan21. Pat Kean22. Jamie Maddocks<strong>23</strong>. Ryan Pendlebury24. Jack Hellier25. Dean Porter26. Gavin Brown27. Tom Marks28. Andrew McMahon29. Darcy Holden30. Michael McGettigan31. Adam Patterson32. Lewis Mitchell33. Sam Anstey34. Kristian Bleisner35. Michael Barnhoorn36. George Rowlands37. Brendon Dillon38. David Teasdale39. Luke Barnhoorn40. Dean Zagami41. Mark Geschke42. Jamie Marks43. Hayden Jeans44. Alex Cross45. James Murnane46. Todd Bastion47. Luke Kowalski48. Andrew Fyans49. Shaun Glennen50. Tim Mavric51. Adam Zagami52. Sam Nicholls53. Stephen Ary54. Nick Seeber55. Tim Demacedo56. Carey Neville57. Chris Maddox58. David Ferraro59. Aiden Foote60. James McDevitt61. Pat Liston62. Luke Porter (CR)63. James Morrisson64. Dale Martin65. Shane Jones66. Damien Waters67. Jarryd Robertson70 Luke Terrell75 Adam Ryan1 Steven Freemantle2 Grant Baldwin3 Ben Smithwick4 Julian Rowe5 Luke Maslin6 Joel Newnham7 Thomas Evans (C)8 Paul Fiorenza9 Christopher Casey10 Christopher Laidlaw11 Scott Virtue11 Morgan Evans12 Glen Parker13 James Courtot14 Alistair Stewart-Holmes15 Jarrod Reid16 Brendan Huf17 Cameron Smith17 Mathew Laidlaw18 Nicholas Colbert19 Carl Peterson20 James Murrie21 Lachlan Mcqueen-Miscamble22 Andrew Kent<strong>23</strong> Cameron Howat (VC)24 Alexander Thompson25 Andrew Willingham26 Jamie Carpenter27 Alistair McQueen-Parton28 Sam Arthur28 Ryan Crozier29 Jack Joslin30 Cameron Jones31 Brett De Leijer32 Bas Simpson33 Luke Marriott34 Luke Crozier35 Robert Josephs36 Thomas Newton37 Steve Harris38 Luke McKinnon (RC)39 Alex Pattison40 Sam Hassett40 Gavin Plummer41 Simon Cust42 Scott Gordon43 Alistar Reed44 Dylan Hyne45 Tim Rule46 Simon Bramwell47 Liam Cooney48 Nic Newhouse49 Travis Chiuchiarelli50 Blake Fordham51 Simon Davidson52 Nicholas Koa53 Ben Laing54 Frank Greco55 Tim Angus56 Lewis Fotheringham57 Tim Smith58 James McWhinney59 Robert O’Hern60 Will Cushen61 Matt Howat62 Ronan Kinsella63 Adam Remmers64 Geoff Trumble65 David Bowley66 Marcus Ramsay67 Ben Armstrong68 Tim Wilkins70 Sam Landgren71 Andrew Mazzocato72 Campbell Wallace73 Callum O’Brien74 Simon Lenders76 James Wagner (RC)77 Andrew BirdMAJOR SPONSORSBatman CouriersBuxton Real EstateBendigo BankTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 27


PREMIEROLD MELBURNIANSCoach: David LandriganAssistants: Frank Dunell, Wayne OswaldReserve: Mick CartyThirds: Chris JenkinsOLD TRINITYCoach: Adam AndrewsAssistant: Gerard Sholly/ Leigh Clarke1 Simon Taylor2 James Beaumont (C)3 Tom Paule4 Jono Nash5 Cameron Beck6 Chris Righetti7 Sam Dunnell8 Nathan Henley9 Billy Irving10 Andrew Prowse (VC)11 Tom Bachet12 Chris Hood13 Charlie Gardiner14 Will Lewis15 Adam Morgan16 Luke Casey-Leigh17 Tom Davidson18 Tom Hywood20 Ben Mckie21 Natt Nixon22 James Ray<strong>23</strong> Nick De Steiger24 Mike Davis (VC)25 Tom Campbell26 Matt Wright27 Alex Clarke28 Jeremy Beaumont29 Kane Penn30 Alex Carter31 Karl Lombardozzi32 Will Harvey33 Aaron Klutke34 Harry Jupp35 Aiden Leishman36 Ben Hayes37 Tim Mclardy38 Adam Marangon39 Charles Cumbrae-Stewart40 Jono Gooley41 Al Ferguson42 James Newton43 Lachie Bennett44 Phil Young45 Ted De Fegely46 Martin Mccoy47 Matt Churkovich48 Will Myer49 Jono Phillips50 Al Armstrong51 Konrad Spies52 Lachie Cameron53 Marty Stannard54 Lewis Haralambous55 Nick Amato56 Chris Stubbe57 Steve Zayler58 Steve Petsinis59 Theo Code60 Tom Healey61 Tom Harrison62 Will Smibert63 Chris Baillieu64 Will Johnson65 Tim Gobbo67 Sam Playfair73 Tim Davis1 Dayne Coulsen-Hoffecker2 Kristian Butler3 Andrew Bourke4 Brent Walsh5 Brendan Jennings6 Heath Banfi eld7 Brendan Iezzi (C)8 Tim Walsh (VC)9 Andrew Hore-Lacey10 Jack Osborne (VC)11 Kris Spassopoulos12 Luke Pacconi13 Jack Gale14 Harry Tinney15 Angus Greene16 Jake Walsh17 Leigh Clarke18 Jack Healy (VC)19 Nick Howell (VC)20 Rob Humann21 Tim Howell22 Brett Barrat<strong>23</strong> Andrew Ramsden24 Andrew Marsden25 Kristian Noden26 Matthew Hale27 Matthew Brown28 Harry McGregor29 Tom Healy30 Max Burgess31 Callum Pohl32 Brett Robertson33 Joel Aitken34 Justin Kenna35 Paul Langdon36 Nick Bourke37 Ben Howell38 Cameron Stockdale39 Jed Burgess40 James Webster41 Fergus Stewart44 Chris Beaton45 Andrew Kinross48 Jack Hunt49 Ned Hunt51 Tom Fogarty56 Scott Meighan57 Will Bowman59 Tim Cade62 Jim Wilson63 Stuart Cade86 Alex Brawn28 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER1 Sam Thompson (VC)2 Ash Lim3 Gus Gray4 Charles Tallent5 Matthew Tyler6 Hamish Dick7 George Dick8 Lachie Hill9 Scott Sherwen10 Mark Passador (VC)11 Nick Allen12 James Bowden14 Adam Houlihan15 Matthew Parisi16 Shane Neaves17 Ashley Noonan18 Caillin O’Shannessy19 Lachie Cohen20 Tim Green21 Adam Routledge22 Hugo Perry<strong>23</strong> Max van den Broek24 Jack Davis25 Pat Butler26 Nich Hildebrandt27 Robbie Ferraro28 Jake Collins29 Travis Ronaldson30 Scott Bradley31 Lachie Armstrong32 Richard Eva (C)33 Matthew Cogan34 Sam Barnett35 Will Strange36 Nick Clay37 Sean Leith38 Jason Sherriff39 Simon Barnett40 Al Pike41 Richard Wilkinson42 Tom McKinley43 Byron Smith44 Tim Keck (RC)45 Sam Leetham46 Nich Lawrence47 Anzack Newman48 Fraser Macfarlane49 Oliver Baxter50 Alex O’ShannessyOLD SCOTCHCoach: Peter Banfi eldAssistant: Brian WintonReserves: Tim ShearerAsst Reserves: Steve SchillingThirds: Hamish Taylor51 John Daggian52 Simon Chandler53 James Long54 Jayden Charlton55 Nich Cox56 Tim Mead57 Lachie Cooper58 Matthew Shadiac59 Andrew Mitchell60 Nic Thompson61 Will Allen62 Michael Chitham63 Cam Mason64 Tom Harkness65 Fergus McKenzie66 Jayson Speck67 Ollie Hay68 Max Davis69 Alex van Ryn70 Oliver Nickson71 Leo Tang72 Ben Nickless73 Rob Njoku74 Alex Williamson75 Lachie McDonough76 Brodie Leahy77 Matt Burns78 Richard McCann79 Hamish Taylor80 Hamish McClean81 Tim Melville82 Will Ponsford83 Adrian Cox84 Will Mackintosh85 Robbie Hays86 Peter Rattray87 Alex Stott88 Nick Jamieson89 Blood jumper90 Mitchell Scott91 Jason Goldsworthy92 Matthew Seed93 Blood jumper94 Blood jumper95 Tim Mursell96 Angus Lie97 Hugh McKenzie98 Tom Gherardin99 Charlie Houghton1 Liam Donelly2 A Brown3 Hamish McLauchlan4 Sam Langford-Jones5 Toby Gill6 Samuel Casey7 Tom Tyrell7 Alexander Johnston8 Farooq Mohammed9 Peter Gleadhill10 James Pitcher11 Matthew Ditchfi eld12 Matthew Lillie13 Brett Voss14 Travis Ridgway15 David MacKenzie (C)16 David Comben17 Scott Fitzgerald18 Nicholas Harrison18 William Rule19 Christopher Morrison20 Ashley King21 Matthew Hoffman22 Matthew Douglas<strong>23</strong> Chris Ferguson24 Ash Salter25 Lachlan Nash26 David McCormack27 Matthew Jones28 Spencer Roberts29 Brett Carson30 Benjamin White31 David Mason32 Ed Limon33 Lachie Ferguson33r Marty Williams34 Corey Millard35 Tomas Chisholm (VC)36 Adam Weekes37 Daniel Brown38 Anthony Wright39 S MayesOLD HAILEYBURYCoach: David LappageReseves: Craig Brockley40 Travis Wyeth41 A Byass42 Lachlan Wyeth43 Jason Kurta44 Jarrod Mclauchlan45 Con Aligizakis46 D Mayes47 Julian Bayard48 Tristan Coles49 Luke Pitcher50 Paul Silberer51 Luke Davey52 Mark Seccull53 Mitchell George54 Adam Vitolins55 Ben Langford-Jones56 Scott Jensen57 Andrew Kight58 Rhys McMurray59 Wayne Smith64 P Benton69 M Wray60 J Steen61 J Coleman62 G White64 P Benton66 W Smith69 M WrayTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 29


PREMIER1 Nick Roberts2 John Nicolopoulos3 Matthew Moore4 Mark Collins5 Michael Duggan6 Tyson Hunt7 Xavier Murphy7R Peter Harrison8 Simon Hale8R Alexander Roberts9 Jarrod Moloney10 David Lowe (C)10R Beau Hill11 Will Fenton12 Dwayne Holt13 Jacob Gotch14 Joshua Harris15 Damien Hale16 Sam Pickett17 Sam Williams18 Ben Humphrey19 Brett Eddy19R Rishton Mcardle20 Aaron Shields20R Sam Morwood21 Daniel Close21R Shane Griffi n22 Aaron Kneebone<strong>23</strong> Ryan Sherman24 Nathan Harris25 Lachlan Bull26 Sam Nethersole27 James Crowe28 Sam Haslem29 Leigh Harrison30 Joel Phillips30R Daniel Griffi n31 Nick Stewart32 Jack Vickers33 Steven Muller34 Luke Semmel35 Justin Baxter36 Tom McMahon37 Pat Carroll38 Lachlan O’Connell38R James Hansen39 Ben Oakley40 Edward ClinchDE LA SALLECoach: Greg McLoughlinAssitants: John McDonough,Damon PaullReserves: Dom McInerneyThirds: Liam O’DonnellSPONSORS41 Brendan Close42 Tom Humphrey43 Mark Todd44 Tim Kovess45 Ben Nethersole46 Luke Jarvis47 Hugh Nicholson48 Eddie Espinosa49 Ryan Harris50 Tyson Parker51 Joel Pollard52 Tom Moloney53 Edward Murphy54 Michael Nankervis55 Steven Hogan56 Patrick Monaghan57 Tom Naughtin58 Luke Williams59 Jack Jarvis60 Michael De Luca61 Johnny Creedon62 Shane Griffi n63 Jesse Brown64 Sam Bennetts65 Kieren Grant66 Luis Godhino67 Robert Gamble69 James Meade88 Rob Gamble2 Chris Santalucia4 James McDonnell5 Dan Rush6 Will Smith7 Michael Darvell (VC)8 Andy Biddlecombe (VC)9 Damien Lynch10 Jake Williams11 Luke Howard12 Marcus Allan13 Josh Agius (VC)14 Josh Douglas15 Matt Skidmore16 Brad Rogerson17 Chris Larkins18 John Shaw19 Tim Dynon20 Dan Higgins21 Dan Noonan22 Cameron Hunter<strong>23</strong> Lachlan Smith24 Cameron Purss25 Tim Biddlecombe26 Nick Wynne27 Tim Agius28 Sam O’Sullivan29 Matt Handley30 Liam Ginnivan31 Matt Ball (C)32 Oliver Gidley33 James Ulbrick34 Ryan Colbert35 James McDonald36 David Sapuppo37 Nick Dimattina38 Peter Ryan39 Jackson McGrath40 Sam Lees41 Esmond Prowse42 Louis Tiernan43 Jack SteanOLD XAVERIANSCoach: Andrew GowersAssistants: Andrew Dillon Nick HollandJames McDonald Ted WoodruffReserves: Matt O’Hanlon, Andrew Jones,Andrew Oswald44 Matt Walsh45 James Glen46 Stuart Skidmore47 Brendan Goss48 Huw Davies49 Jonathan Pintal50 Fraser Paterson51 Tom McClusky52 Pat Ambrose53 Jon Mercuri (VC)54 James Morton55 Nick Biddlecombe56 Ed Lachal57 Mathew Rowse58 Jack Davies59 Dom Walker60 Dan Meehan61 James Quinn62 Matthew Romanim63 Tim O’MearaMAJOR SPONSORSEast MalvernCommunity Bank® Branch30 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER BST BERNARDSCoach: Chris TankardReserves: James MountAssistant: Nick SmithUNI BLACKSSenior Coach: Marc WoolnoughAssistant Coach: Chris BarrettReserves Coach: Luke O’Connell1 J. Molony2 R. Schroder3 M. Sullivan4 A. Stapleton5 A. Jolley6 J. Bevanda6R M. Salvadori7 C. Liberatore8 M. Angel8R J. Evans9 M. Buckley10 B. Garth11 S. Mitchell11R C. Davis12 B. Hogan13 C. Mitchell14 N. Cooke15 J. Indomenico16 K. Dalmau17 L. O’Sullivan18 A. Singleton19 A. Merrington20 S. Scott21 T. Overman22 J. Foulds<strong>23</strong> J. Forder24 B. George25 A. van Meel26 A. Smith27 P. Gamwell27R J. Mount28 P. Holland29 J. Ryan30 J. Smith31 J. Creasey32 T. Caven32R J. Harvey33 N. Smith34 D. Byrne (c)34R M. Byrne35 T. Pearson36 R. James37 J. Potter37 G. Breheney38 S. Iannazzo39 M. Licciardio39R M. Juricskay40 J. Madden41 N. Thomas42 S. Bergin43 J. Stapleton44 G. Basseggio45 S. Canatalli46 E. Cole47 D. Bergin48 X. Cox49 M. Stapleton50 S. Bugryn51 D. Lamanna52 J. Manunzio53 N. Hughes54 B. Cooper55 L. Cookson56 A. Mitchell57 A. Sicari58 J. Fistrovic59 M. Hughes60 A. Ciantar61 S. Chatfi eld62 B. Glasson63 M. Anson64 C. Godfrey65 J. Flannery66 J. Hughes67 A. Kavanagh68 M. Marion69 T. McGlade70 G. Christie71 J. Pignataro72 B. Shepheard73 L. Baird74 D. O’Neil75 Z. Awan76 A. Neal77 L. Neal78 M. Clip79 T. Isaacs80 O. McIntyre81 D. Janides82 D. Kavanagh83 J. Hellard84 D. McManus85 B. McManus86 G. Joseph87 J. Anderson88 D. Rye1 Isaac Anderson2 Tyran Bell3 Scott Myers4 Anthony Evans5 Huw Lacey6 Jake Matthews7 John Kosch8 Scott Hissey9 Scott Weekley10 Harry McKenna11 Bart Mill12 Dan Hunt13 Angus Drysdale14 Simon Thomas15 Nicholas Dubois16 Jack Keegan17 Tom Purcell18 Josh Gaylor19 Corbin Stevic20 Richard Wood21 Mark Bolton (C)22 Tom Howgate<strong>23</strong> Dan Costello (VC)24 Hugh Symon25 James Clarke26 David Batten27 Nick Batten28 Justin Crameri29 Levi Kalms30 Andrew Jesse31 Tim Mccullagh32 Steven Flight33 Jordan Foster34 Andrew Else35 Leigh Dadswell36 Tom Angel37 Lachlan Crameri38 Tom Napier39 Adam Pitt40 Nick Holt41 Simon Yule42 Charlie Richardson43 Alex Solomon-Bridge44 Hamish Guthrie45 Mitch Aitken46 Tom Huggins47 Tom Brennan48 Michael Cousens49 Ben Farrow50 Jack Heeley51 Xavier Hatch52 Jake Higginson53 David Swift54 Alex Blizzard55 Jonathan Gibson56 Nicholas Sproal57 Grant Astall58 Kevin Stark59 Justin Trowell60 Edward ArmitNORTHSUBURBANSPORTSCLUB. INC.The Clyde HotelB ENDIGO PRIVATEBANKING SERVICESTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 31


PREMIER BOLD BRIGHTONCoach: Paul McCormackAssistant: Simon WilliamsRes. Coach: Ross StewartAssistants: Daniel MannBEAUMARISCoach: Jason MifsudAssistants: Craig Tonkin / Josh BourkeReserve Coach: John Burke1 Ben Skinner2 Michael Stewart3 Tom Jakobi4 Josh Homann5 Andrew Edge (CC)6 Jimmy Davis7 Michael Dewar8 Antony Bristow9 Andrew Dewar10 Jon Edge11 Blair Mason12 Jarrod Sargent13 Nick Coroneous14 Thomas Clarke15 Ben Gadsden16 Brock Rawlinson17 Matt Browning18 Charlie Kennett19 Tom Mentiplay20 Cal Reilly21 Tim Fogarty22 Brett Rose<strong>23</strong> Michael Karayannis24 Jon Perrett (CC)25 Riley Cummin26 Ben Austen27 Lachlan Nicholls28 John Nockles29 Josh Dickerson30 Tom Skewes31 Nick Graham-Bowman32 David Jennings33 Nick Marston34 Tom Mariani35 Elliott Yeatman36 Scott Cramey37 Michael Janssen38 Chris Mizzi39 James North40 Jack Cannon41 Marcel Bruin42 Leigh Hendra (CC)43 Tim Marshall44 Max Leashman45 Spencer Timms46 Tim Cooney47 Pat Carroll48 Stuart McKell49 Alex Jackson50 Andrew Ogilvie51 Daniel Sargent58 Sam Jewell60 Brendan Blatt1 Matthew Duggan2 Rob Cathcart3 Matthew Petering4 Sean Coote5 Mark Ensor6 Chris Langdon/Andrew Spence7 Tom Dean8 Will Sanchez9 Doug Pritchard10 Nick Loucaides/James LeBreton11 Sam McBain12 Scott Gower13 Will Murton14 Tim Collins15 Alex Bennett16 Matthew McNally17 Anthony Carroll18 Chris Germano/Nick Kennedy19 Mick Atkins20 Callan Buckley21 Josh Kelly22 Luke Atkins<strong>23</strong> Adam Catlin25 Travis Woolnough24 Kelvin Barnes26 Michael DeFontenay27 Brayden Haynes28 Mick Millar/Steve McLaughlin29 Tom Nash31 James Lapa33 Matthew Stephens34 Will Edmonds35 Sean McNicholas36 Scott Kendall37 Lachlan Quirk37 Tom Abbott38 Michael Wilson39 Luke McNicholas40 Brett Wall41 Marcus Lee42 James Bliesner43 Mark Bramwell43 Jordan Thompson44 Pete Richter45 Greg Roberts46 Simon Lee47 Tim Lees47 Tom Gandy48 Jarrad Evans49 Luke Slater50 Matthew Kurta51 Tim Wallace52 Jay Williams53 Matthew Hutcheon54 Chris Badman55 Joel Billing56 James Nicholson57 Travis Kelly58 Luke Sketchley59 Craig Tubb60 Mitchell Bourne61 Brad Kilgore62 John Bramwell63 Mitch Keating64 John Roney65 Steve Hadatich66 Ashley McWilliam67 Ben Strong68 Jack Coleman32 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER BMARCELLINCoach: Stephen McphersonReserves: Damien TheiszAssistants: Dean Grainger / Paul NortheyOLD IVANHOECoach: Craig HunterAssistant Coach: Renato Dintinosante/Russel JessopReserves: Darren Toll1 Matthew Bortolotto2 Jarrod Carlson (VC)3 Nicholas Birrell4 Thomas Jones5 Simon Considine6 Nicholas Crosbie7 Marcus Solomon8 David Wildsmith9 Luke Considine10 Tom Stafford11 Jonathan Blanch12 Matthew Holmes13 Cam Woods14 Anthony Layton14 Michael Abrahams15 Jonathan Bortolotto16 Simon Abrahams17 Luke Boyd18 Derrin Gartner19 Steven Crapper20 Daniel Kayrooz21 David Tantsis Hall22 Nicholas James22 Timothy Montagna<strong>23</strong> Matthew Beyni24 Trent Carlson25 Daniel McMahon (DVC)26 James Winstanley27 Matthew Gasparini28 Jacob Gasparini29 Tom Jordan30 Daniel Redmond31 Anthony McGlin32 Matthew Turner33 Jake Symes (C)34 Dallas Jarred35 Ashley Viney36 Timothy Blanch37 James Coburn38 Anthony Manakis39 Colville Brendan40 Jacob Mahoney41 Crimmins Joel42 Josh Whelan43 Stephen Pesavento44 Tom Black45 Adam Lincoln46 Money Tim47 Jack Watty48 Ari Loucas49 Luke Ware50 Michael Viney51 Ben Whelan52 Allister Evans53 Matthew Bridges54 Adrian Coburn55 Daniel Bourke56 Liam De Neefe57 Aaron Comerford58 Mark Grigoruk59 Daniel Coloe60 Robert Kemp61 Ryan Michael62 Brady Hogan63 Cam Colville64 Sean Connell65 Robert Feraro66 Samuel Robson68 Liam Brockhus74 Alexander Montalto76 Samuel Chandler77 Phillip Newnes1 R Geischen2 B Tremellen3 L Lochran4 S Geilings5 P Dinakis6 S Low7 J Geischen8 A DelMonte9 C Sutherland10 L Phillips11 N Butler12 C Branigan13 J Binney14 O Weatherly15 E Greer16 T Cotsworth17 C Nichol18 C Darzi19 D Steele20 D Hawkes21 S Fragiacomo22 J Britten<strong>23</strong> I Dawklns24 R Butler25 E Byrne26 B Harrison27 Z Keane28 S Morris29 A Paine30 B Tieman31 A Diorites32 J Weston33 S Ward34 R Jessop35 T Hosking36 G Hartrick37 A Baldwin38 J Faulkner39 A Solomidis40 M Bacskos41 L Harrison42 T Harrison43 S Smith44 S Brennan45 A Bernardi46 N Clark47 S Cetin48 G Fowler49 C Crowley50 M Bodycoat51 T McDowell52 J Viney53 R Coleman54 R Stamford55 B Thompson56 C Toohey57 A Bolzan58 M Caserta59 A Steer60 D Madigan61 J Miriklis62 J Minas63 C Roger64 A Pascolo65 B Halkyard66 T Pantano67 O Gualano68 A Caserta69 M Bladin70 M Whittaker71 P Westman72 M Young73 A Subotsch74 A Caple75 S Adam76 A Webb77 J Jordon78 B Mantesso79 R Fitzgerald80 L Page-WoodProudly Sponsored By..Miles Real Estate........IvanhoeMax Kirwan Mazda........PrestonBendigo Bank.................East IvanhoeBlue Rock Chartered Accountants.MelbourneTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 33


PREMIER BST KEVINSCoach: Stuart PowellAssistant Coach: Michael RizioReserves: Kornel DachsCAULFIELD GRAMMCoach: Steven LawrenceAssistants: James Lawson, Greg MeredithReserves: Dale Lawrence1 Matthew Murphy2 James Keogh3 Ben Dowd (C)4 Kieth Brick5 Patrick Dowd6 Daniel Mahoney7 Ring Charlie8 Josh Gabelich9 Josh Giansiracusa10 Karl Wissell11 Elliot Waldron12 Nick McArdle13 Troy McMaster14 Tom Hickey15 Michael Sullivan16 Pat McLennan17 Patrick Aughton18 Tom McDermott19 Glen Chivers20 Daniel Mount21 Scott Newman22 Phil Edgar<strong>23</strong> Tom Simpson24 Tom Marchesani25 James Kennedy26 Sam Bishop (VC)27 Steve Landers28 Michael Giansiracusa29 Dom Gibbs30 Simon O’Connor31 Anthony Lynch (C)32 Nathan Hobson33 Mark Drinkwater34 Anthony White35 Hamish Townsend36 Luke Griffi ths37 Matthew Shannon38 Mark Mazzarella39 Pat McCarthy40 Sam Ryan (RC)41 Tom McPherson42 Peter Murray43 Ricky Caldow44 Hamish McPherson45 Sam Conlan46 James Musty47 John Griffi ths48 Peter Lynch49 Tom McCann50 Gerrard Holland51 Mike O’Neil52 Reece Arnott53 Jack Mullen54 Tom Crooks55 Pat Murphy56 Terence Lattanzio57 Pat Keely58 Marty Coloe59 Kris Straughan60 Liam Dunne61 Pana Karageorgiou62 Jordan Anthony63 Connor Fitzgerald64 Jeremy Venosta65 Kane Mios66 Jock Marchesani67 Tim Fitzgerald68 Ben Omizzolo70 Michael Landers71 Samuel Carne72 Nick Marchesani73 Richard Larson74 Ben Marchesani75 Kevin Skafte76 Chris McPherson77 Ryan Donovan78 Adam Myhal79 Charles Randles80 James Syme81 Sam Brown82 Andrew Leahy83 Sam Hall84 Jarrod Nash85 Ben Hughes86 Jarrod O’Keefe87 Ray Short88 Scott Thomas1 Tom O’Sullivan2 Ben Price3 Andrew Lawson4 Aiden Clarke4 James Shanahan5 Jordan Stewart6 Chris Hammond7 Andrew Ross8 Stefan Garrubba9 Ben Carboni10 Andrew Strain11 Sean Meredith11 Nick Edwards12 Justin Perkins13 Sam Wood14 Chris May15 Andrew Docker16 Gavin Winter17 Dan King18 Matt Sundberg19 Luke Price20 Max Slonim21 Dean Scheetz22 Zac Parsons<strong>23</strong> Chris Fagan<strong>23</strong> Andre Lister24 Chris Game25 Brett Sinclair26 Simon Widjaja27 Louis O’Keefe27 Josh Mccahon28 Gavin Colosimo29 Jason May30 Clay Williams31 Dean Spanos32 Chris Axais33 Ben Hyland33 Clay Johnston35 Andrew Spittal36 Ed Kalaja37 Ed Hawke38 Luke Spinks39 Alex Ford40 Sandy Nevile41 Mark Liddell42 Justin Kremmer43 Woody Eke44 Daniel Pelchen45 Dave Allanson46 Tom Small47 Greg Cannell47 Tim Hammond48 Ryan Lewis49 Luke Matias50 Dylan Tobias51 Jack McLean52 Tom Sundberg53 Ben McLoughlin55 Anthony Garrubba56 James Cleeve59 Brett Cater60 William Rowsthorn62 Peter Mayes63 Jake McCahon64 Simon Tamblyn66 William BerryCAM HAMMOND FLOORSTAIT TIMBER & HARDWARE -TOORONGA34 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER BOAKLEIGHCoach: D GatelyAsst Coach: N JenkinsReserves Coach: B GatelyHAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Russell BarnesAsst. Coach: Steve Kennedy,Brendan RobbinsReserves: Anthony Quon/Jaye Macumber1 Dion Lucas2 Michael Harold (C)3 Dermot Cleary (VC)4 Christopher Hogan5 Kieren Hogan6 Damien Britt7 Christopher Lamb8 William Manning9 Gary Bennett10 David Counihan11 Stephen Doherty12 Ben Hogan13 Joshua Derks-Revere14 Patrick Di Siervi15 Daniel Costigan16 Steven Buchanan17 Tim Doherty18 James Chapple19 James Hunt20 Joshua Paola21 Josh Stanton22 Alex Pound-Gow<strong>23</strong> Tim Edwards24 Matthew Bennett25 Jack Hind26 Stephen Ott27 Lee Barrand28 Braden Wass29 Robert Holden30 Peter Holden31 Reserved32 Christopher Meyers33 Leigh Head34 Michael Bentham35 Gerard Roney36 Nathan Monaghan37 Shaun Briggs38 Tim Goldsmith39 Gabby Irons40 Aaron Shaw41 Simon Way42 Andrew Spyros43 Andrew Young44 Tim Scott45 Robert Layton46 Zac Thiessen47 Mathew White48 Justin Tolley49 Nicholas Seel50 Daniel Mercuri51 Anthony Ashworth52 Thomas Eden53 Christopher Mercuri54 Tommy Golik55 Sean Earl56 James Cleary57 Emmanuel Catalla58 Matthew Wass59 Adam Keady60 Patrick Ioannidis61 Jake Pappon62 Jason Olsen63 Patrick Sham-Yuen64 Shane Borland65 Marco Romero1 Leigh Fletcher2 Mark Devereaux3 Guy Martyn4 Gary Carr5 Stuart Burggraaff6 Nick Lyall7 Anton Duddy8 Adam Mcneil11 Nick Henry12 Daniel Andersen13 Gerrard Woods14 Jackson Ward15 Zack Alcott16 Garry Giasoumi17 Daniel Corp18 Richard Atkins19 Tom Mitchell20 Thomas Youl21 Jay Ting22 Matt Terech<strong>23</strong> Matthew Gray24 Thom Mccarthy25 Shem Curry26 Matthew Innes27 Josh Verlin28 Ben Kezilas29 Carl Emmins30 Brendan Culvenor31 Ed Turner32 Lachlan Mcdonald33 Michael Karas34 Lee Smith35 Ashley Fisher36 Stefan Constantinou37 Ben Trivett38 Jason Giasoumi38 Jesse Lovig39 Jack Baxter40 Alex Ross41 Jordan Goss42 Alex Dusek43 Kelvin Rudd44 Tom Mcnamara45 Harvey Scholes46 Matthew Menneke47 Lachlan Wheeler48 Jesse Donald49 Michael Fort-Williams50 Kyal Mcneil51 Matthew Powell52 Robert Bibby53 Leon Mccarthy54 Nick Jewell55 Tristan Thormann56 Steven Tomadin57 Russell Howe58 Rick Jones59 Richard Taylor60 Max Greenway61 Jack Massie62 Flynn Trotter63 Chris Britton64 Brenton Stevens65 Stuart Suleyman66 Sean Durston-Ryan67 Jackson Naulty68 David O’brien70 Matthew LawBETTER TORQUE AUTOMOTIVE40 Oxford Street, Oakleigh 3166PH: 9564 7044 FAX: 9564 7205www.hamptonrovers.com.auTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 35


PREMIER CRUPERTSWOODCoach: Gavin KerrAssistant: Matthew NevilleOLD ESSENDONCoach: Trent CummingsAssistant: Jordan Leask, David CalthorpeReserves Coach: Alex Fraser1 J. Phillips2 B. Gay3 M. Gaunt5 S. Bishop7 B. Whitehead8 L. Brennan9 E. Dressler10 T. West11 L. Spinner12 N. Beever13 A. Silvester14 J. Plummer16 D. Barry17 J. Pretty18 T. Murphy19 D. Collins20 G. Moule21 G. Phillips22 L. McKenna<strong>23</strong> H. Spinner24 H. Woodard25 B. Brennan26 N. Egan27 T. Neely28 L. McGovern29 T. Smith30 D. Morrice31 J. Rush32 N. Webster33 T. Buttigieg34 M. Bryce35 G. Carland36 T. Whelan37 L. Smith38 M. Morrice39 P. Barry40 P. Faulkner41 J. Taylor42 J. Hine43 J. Treloar44 N. Webb45 T. Mitchell46 P. Gibbs47 K. Jamieson49 B. Lovett50 C. Driver55 M. Braddy1 Joel Alexander2 Blake Anderson3 Andrew Baddeley4 Robert Baddeley5 Nick Bartram6 Aaron Bell7 David Biggs8 Tim Biggs9 Tim Campbell10 Daniel Cantwell11 Sam Caruso12 Stuart Dale13 John Dalinkewicz14 Josh Daskiw15 Kane Dawson16 Sam Dawson17 Tom Day18 Jeremy Dazkiw19 Tim DiBlasi20 Ryan Edwards21 Michael Fahey22 Onray Fernando<strong>23</strong> Liam Fitzgerald24 Daniel Flaherty25 Matthew Flaherty26 David Forrest27 Andrew Frazer28 Stefan Galbo29 Lain Genovesi30 Brent Glassford31 Darren Gradzki32 Ryan Griggs33 Teghan Henderson34 Sean Howard35 Ben Hutchesson36 Bradley Jones37 Ryan Jones38 Kade Kendall39 Jordan Leask40 James Lenhart41 Jayden McDonald42 Andrew McKenzie43 Brad McNamara44 Justin Milesi45 James Millar46 Andrew Palmer47 Andrew Parker48 Jeremey Pivone49 Dean Podger50 Mark Ravenello51 Basil Remboulis52 Craig Ridley53 Jarad Rogers54 Daniel Roscoe55 Daniel Ryan56 Eddie Salto57 Andre Samo58 Jesse Saunders59 Matthew Schappacher60 Sam Skurrie61 Trent Skurrie62 David Stewart63 Josh Stormont64 Jordan Tootell65 Jeremy Watson66 Leigh Wellington67 Jack Williams68 Ben Wilson69 Tom Wilson Jnr70 Tom Wilson SnrElizbeth Machine Company36 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER COLD CAMBERWELLCoach: Tim KillworthAssistants: Fraser Cameron, Terry YmerFITZROYCoach: Tim BellAssistants: Michael Pickering, Simon Kelleher,Brett PollardReserve Coaches: Paul Diacogiorgis andAnthony Corponi1 Simon Bennett1 Roshan Gill2 Andrew Benson2 Damian McGuigan3 Mitchell Hough4 James Buckingham4 Daniel De Sanctis4 Blake Hillier5 Alex Beveridge5 Jordan Eade5 Samuel Riley7 Warren Carlyle (C)7 Luke Smith8 Jordan Heffernan8 Sam Jenke9 Mark Atkinson9 Robert Deev10 Fraser Cameron11 Josef Atkinson11 Jake Hart12 Michael Price13 Brad Dean13 Declan Mitchell14 Troy Smith14 Jack Ymer15 Rohan Kapoor16 Samuel Killworth17 Phillip Bennett (DVC)18 Sean Rusling18 Alexander Stewart19 Jack Le Cerf20 Jason Hinkley20 Matthew Partington21 Alex MacKenzie22 Simon Bonyhady<strong>23</strong> Daniel Schmidt24 James Sharp25 Jason Edwards26 Tom Byrnes27 Caine Hillier (DVC)28 Matthew Decarne28 Sam Mulligan30 Robert Penn-Tonkin30 Peter Storey33 Jack Flynn34 Chris Bell34 Matthew Woodbridge36 Alex Pylka36 Gregory Sargeant36 Stephen Derry38 Nick Bennett38 Scott Gregory39 Jackson Crothers39 James Robinson41 Gregory Tolson42 Adam Goldblatt42 Philip Kanz43 Ben Hart (VC)43 Evan Ramage45 Matt Boyall45 Dominic La Fontaine47 Stephen Warr49 Daniel Dick51 Harry Brown51 James Way52 Peter Hare53 Andrew Romanin54 Jarod Collins58 Matthew Cottrell58 Stephen Fitzpatrick59 Joshua Kennedy60 Owen Dickson62 Nicholas Searles63 Gregory Paul63 Christopher Woodbridge65 Michael Mandjian1 James O’Reilly (C)3 Ross Borland4 Rory Angiolella5 John Clark5 Paul Diacogiorgis6 Chris Polidoris7 Jack Beech8 James Meakin9 Pat O’Connor10 Tom Cheshire11 Ben Atherton12 Antony Harbor13 Jesse Dimond14 Innes McPhail15 Sam Buckley16 Stephen Graham17 Jess Cameron-Wootten19 Justin Nagorcka19 Lyall Timms20 Harry Topp21 Michael Lee22 Josh Sprague<strong>23</strong> Sam Baker24 Jack Parkinson25 Austin Ley25 Michael Cussen26 Jack Dalton27 Chris Wills28 James McGee29 Martin Cook30 Nick O’Reilly31 Jack Simcoe32 Ben Roberts33 Jack Parkinson34 Will Johnson35 Callen Moore36 Dimitrios Kynigopoulos37 Kiao Inthavong38 James Cowan-Clark39 Drew Olarenshaw40 Martin Cusack41 Nick Reinalda42 Michael Shaugnessy43 Mat Coad45 David Lee46 Gary McCarthy47 Adam Fyffe48 Jamie Harding50 George Warton51 Max Ellis57 Alex Knorr77 Anthony Corponi85 Will PickeringSPONSORSReds FoundationHarrington Earl Estate AgentsDegani Bakery CafeMcCoppinsClyde HotelNABTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 37


PREMIER CMAZENODCoach: Paddy SteinfortAssistant Coach: Adrian Connolly/Troy Bridgland/Kevin ChamberlainReserves Coach: Troy BridglandMHSOBCoach: Paul DoddAssistant Coach: Mark BowenReserves: Matthew Nicholas1 N. Lewton2 M. Chamberlain3 D. Hansen4 T. Bourbon5 J. Beard6 R. Mann7 F. Reed8 R. Thomas9 S. Stanley10 D. Chamberlain11 C. Smith12 P. Iacovangelo13 M. Regan14 N. Meehan15 N. Parry16 P. Stanley18 A. Gee19 N. Bogar20 T. Castricum21 S. Inglis (C)22 S. Veltman<strong>23</strong> S. Oldman24 R. Kaye25 J. Kelly26 D. Maskill27 T. Bailey28 F. Deegan29 A. Holmes30 C. Keane31 S. Christopher32 J. Cetraro33 S. Balloch34 D. Regan35 D. McLean36 N. McLean37 T. Vallance38 D. Grant39 J. Fahey40 L. Hawkins41 L. Allen42 C. Raine43 J. Le Rosso44 B. Costin45 D. Micallef46 J. Miller47 J. DiPietro48 C. Jayaweera49 N. Klavins50 K. Kelly51 J. Fitzsimmons52 P. Johnson53 D. De Leon54 J. Kavanagh55 C. Jones56 S. Mann57 D. McLeod58 S. Bamblett59 D. Nisbett60 N. Daskalou61 A. Ciavarella62 B. Parker63 J. Hende64 C. Mann65 T. Stanley67 J. Bates68 G. Cocks71 D. Carter72 B. Willersdorf74 C. DeBono1 Steve Villani1R Daniel Pitham2 Josh Richmond3 Andrew Lim4 Matthew White5 Luke Campbell6 Michael Brain7 James Tran8 Andrew Villani9 Lachlan Evans (C)9R Paul Lyons10 Ryan Czwarno11 Chad Hewish12 Mark Ham13 Simon Anderson14 Matthew Hamilton-Ho15 Joel Kiteley15R Alistair Higginbottom16 Frank Carlucci17 Dylan Hamilton-Ho18 Drew Bernau19 Lachlan Hood19R Paraic Kelly20 Marcus Gehling21 William Taft22 Kris McDonald<strong>23</strong> Greg Grigoriou<strong>23</strong>R Nicholas Orchard24 Jackson Bunting25 Heath Taylor25R Steven Harrison26 Mark Bowen27 Alan Wise28 Lachlan Fuller29 Daniel Carcour30 Bernie Pretty31 Trent Rutherford32 Anthony Cassell32R Ben Morrow33 Ricky Van Es34 Ewan Thompson35 Chris Wright36 Tom Fraczek37 Tim Harper38 Tom Rendell39 Bear Agushi40 Ramsay Willmott41 Jamie Anderson42 Daniel Esdaile43 Ron Shell44 Adam Jones45 David Porter46 Jarrod Sherwin47 Lukas Toman48 Chris Bentley49 Matthew Nicholas50 Ben Seeley51 Hays Bailey52 Johnny Varchione53 Shannon Keough54 Ciaran O’Gorman55 Alex Koutsoukis56 Tim Wright57 Alex Drew58 Ed Byrne59 Daniel Brereton60 Nicholas Hawking65 Michael PowerMajor SponsorSMARTFRAME38 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


PREMIER CORMONDCoach: Michael OatenAssistant/Development Coach: Brett RoweReserves/Development Coach: Anthony GraceReserves Assistant Coach: James MuzzellAJAXCoach: Bernie SheehyAssistant Coach: Adrian Morrissy &Mark SegalReserves: Darren Seidl1 Luke Russell2 Dylan Elkman3 Rob Chisholm5 Matthew Martinov6 Daniel Brosnan7 Simon Keleher8 Trav Hine9 Matt Hine10 Ryan Martin11 Christian Mc Carthy12 Ben Mc Carthy13 Tim Allan14 Boyd Upstill15 Trent Bond16 Jak Wardley17 James Clements18 Wayne Cove19 Dwain Bailey20 Dan Te Hennepe20 Matthew Oaten21 Orry Lack22 Luke Duthie<strong>23</strong> Daniel Willis24 James Muzzell25 Jesse Plostins26 Jay Steet27 Sam Ashton28 Andrew Clinch29 Steve Tolongs30 Chris Coghlan31 Sam Barnes32 Tom Gibney33 Anthony Anastasio34 Tom Dureau35 Michael Te Hennepe36 Aaron Holman37 Damian Casey37 Tom Buckley38 Lloyd Anrep39 Nick Ryde40 Pat Malone41 Dan Frazier42 Joss Holdsworth43 Sam Clements44 Gareth Taylor45 Mitch Young46 Kurt Sonnberger47 Michael Farthing48 Tim Blacklburn49 Chris Pymm50 Sean Pietersz51 Daniel Haysom52 Tom Haysom53 Anthony Cribbes54 Liam Murphy55 James Taylor56 Waylon Lewis57 Michael Barnes58 John Leggett59 Nick Shulman60 Stuart Gay61 Luke Summers62 Evan Lukas63 Lachlan Upstill64 Jarrod Franklin65 David Machin66 James Feather67 Alistair Mccooke68 Louis Mckenzie69 Luke Saunders72 Richard Keane83 Nick Sinclair88 Sam Jess1 Ronen Heine2 Jason Israelsohn3 Daniel Freed4 Nick Gold5 Jason Ritterman6 David Fayman7 Marcus Jankie8 Geoff Measey9 Gary Blieden10 Jason Seidl11 Warren Steinberg12 Sam Chester13 Ben Hershan14 Jarrod White15 Rubin Winograd16 Nick Marks17 Josh Ludski19 Ash Kalb20 Josh Kalmus20 Jake Sharp21 Josh Mendies22 Adam Spencer-Laitt<strong>23</strong> Ari Lewski24 Josh Sacks25 Jake Lew26 Ben Kalmus27 Josh Givoni28 Matt Nissen29 Adam Caplan30 Josh Gottlieb31 Jesse Kochen32 Adam Sacks33 Noah Rischin34 Adrian Lewin35 Corey Jankie36 Dean Steinberg37 Daniel Werzberger38 Brett Joffe39 Adam Trytell40 David Selzer41 Michael Selzer42 Luke Jankie43 Ash Moss44 Brad Caplan45 Michael Shafar46 Stuart Fayman47 Tim Freed48 Joel Gocs49 Josh Dorevitch50 Nadav Harel51 Josh Lancman52 Yannai Lang53 Dean Levitan54 Oliver Ford55 Aaron Nadler56 Adam Marks57 Adam Porat58 Gabe Segal59 Jesse Feldy60 Ash Berman61 Phil Dewinter62 David Wlosczcowski64 Daniel Roth65 Michael Shmerling66 David Glass67 Ryan Winston68 Jason Samuel69 Ben Rosenberg70 Luke Peters71 Brad Yudelman72 Josh Lancman73 Josh Berlinski74 Jarrod Herscu75 Ben Patt76 Gary Tenenbaum77 Ari Wytwornik78 Evgeni RoutmanTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 39


PREMIER CWERRIBEECoach: Kirk NortonReserves: Shane DoyleMONASH BLUESCoach: Tim PowellAssitants: Mark Frater, Conor O’Sullivan1 Andrew Cunningham2 Cameron Lee3 Brett Norton4 Stefan Gallea5 Aaron Taylor6 Andrew Panayi7 Troy Anderson8 Matthew Palmington9 Jim Ayling10 Nathan Black11 James Norton12 Tate McCutcheon13 Tristen Angelini14 Lee Johnston15 Aidan Murphy16 Matthew Taylor17 Jesse McLellan18 Shaun McCutcheon19 Adam Morrow19 Travis Dean20 Brent Morrow21 Ross Fastuca22 Daniel Riosa<strong>23</strong> Adam Alifraco24 Justin Palmer25 Nathan Adamo26 Mikael Purton27 Dale Carlton28 Wayne Pelar29 Sean Dean30 Travis Dean31 Dale Laing32 Matthew Palmer33 Ryan Harrington34 Matthew Dean35 Matthew Link36 Andrew Taylor37 Patrick Keogh38 Lucas Menegazzo39 Christopher Scudamore40 Alex Eade41 Stefan Angelini42 Michael Sleep-Dalton43 Daniel Schibeci44 Michael Cunningham45 Stan Sapountzis46 Nick Morrison47 Reece Attard48 Louis Elavato49 Adam Salamone50 Ryan Walker51 Dan Pelar52 Stephen Simpson53 Michael Freeman54 Theo Sapountzis55 Timmothy Morrish56 Bronson Paech57 William Swaby58 Todd Van Bloomstein59 Josh Radcliffe60 Michael Moyle61 Stephen Jurkovic62 Mason Mitiou63 Rhys Stooke64 Callum Patterson65 David Menegazzo66 Wade Spencer69 Bradley Apps70 Rhyse Yassar71 Ayden Johnson1 Ewan Flanagan2 Joe Cunnington3 Daniel Dalton4 Brock Mackenzie5 James Rosengarten (RC)6 Michael Davidson7 Andrew Young8 Andrew Hickey9 Sam Baring10 Kade Collins11 Dujon Fuzzard12 George Smyth (C)13 Tim Powell14 Justin Main15 Alistair Moles16 John Turner17 Jordan Bell (VC)18 Joel Bartram19 James Mckenzie21 Earl Ree-Goodings<strong>23</strong> Kieran Beck24 Peter Verbeek25 Tom Waters26 Lachlan Inglis27 Daniel Montoya28 Jack Gallagher29 Andrew Costley30 Joe Griffi ths31 Sam Whiting32 Nick Whitmore33 Rami Shenouda34 Rowan Shields35 Chris Godsil (RC)36 Aaron Williams37 Tim Mckenzie38 Justin Mitrevski39 Matt Mccart40 Daniel Brogden41 Adam Jaques43 David Young45 Martin Phillips46 Sam Walsh48 Matt Mason49 Will Dore50 Alex Mckenzie53 Michael Chapman55 Matthew Grogan56 Andrew Beecroft57 Pat Long58 Lachlan Preston61 Nick Rhoden62 Scott Wood63 Nick Reid64 Ryan Mcivor67 James Hawkins69 Tim Kenyon72 Rob Harmeston76 Harry Stephenson78 Matt Stewart80 Michael Fenwick-Nevin81 Hamish Mccredie85 Darcy Meehan88 Tom Osmond40 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


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Darren DawsonFTLOTGMILESTONES20015010050MHSOB’s Ewan Thompson began playing senior football in 1995 whilst atschool at MHS, before being recruited to the Northern Knights where hewon an under 18s premiership. He was subsequently drafted to Richmondat Pick 58 in the national draft. In two years at Richmond, Bomber played4 senior games and was a part of the 1997 reserves premiership. In1998 he returned to MHSOB. Since his return Bomber has been nameda multiple All-Australian <strong>Amateur</strong>, has played in numerous state gamesas well as winning Unicorns’ best & fairest, serving as club captain andplaying in two premiership sides. In 2010 he was named in the centre inNick Bourke’s VAFA Team of the Decade. Ewan is one of the most hardworking,skilled and courageous players in the VAFA to date.Adam Sacks will become the 19 th player AJAX player to reach the milestone. Joining as a 16year old in 2000 with the Under 19 Adam has been a regular ever since. Played a few reservegames in 2001 and has been one of the most dedicated players at the club. In 2005, he was therecipient of the Reserve Coach’s trophy. In 2006 finished 2 nd in the reserves best & fairest and 3 rdthe following year. A fearless and resilient competitor has also been involved coaching the AJAXJuniors.South Mornington’s Bobby Wilson has been at the club since it was founded in 2002, he is thefirst South player to reach ths milestone and also leads the clubs goalkicking records with 293goals.NOBSPC’s Kyle “Cookie” Adams started with NOBSPC in the U19s in 2006, and immediatelystamped his class by winning the B&F. Since then he’s been a fixture in the seniors, where his paceand ability to find the goals (he’s reluctant to give handballs!) have made him a key player. Somuch so he led the club’s goal kicking in 2009 and finished 3 rd \ in the B&F in 2008. His dedicationto the cause is to be commended given he’s spent the past few summers forging a name as a FirstXI Premier Grade cricketer!Elsternwick full back Nathan “Wags” Hodskiss joined the club in 2006 and has filled possiblythe hardest position on the field and has had to take on some of the competition’s best fullforwards and is rarely beaten and the club is looking forward to his continuing this task in thefuture. This year he has headed a back line that is beginning to become one of the best units theclub has fielded in recent years.South Mornington’s Sam Wright played his 100th game against Chadstone, one of the clubsleaders, Sam’s attack on the ball and tackling are second to none, he is a previous captain andSenior Best and Fairest winnerGlen Eira Saints Said Elmi has played reserves football and has improved greatly to be a regularsenior player. Teammate Jarryd Bloink has played reserves football and has improved greatly tobe regular senior player.Richmond Central’s Chris McCluskey has set a new record as the fastest player in the Club’shistory to reach this milestone, having played every possible game since his debut in Round 1,2009. A calm and consistent contributor in the back half, Cluckers is one of those rare playersunlikely to cause heart palpitations for coaching staff and supporters.44 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


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CLUB XVIIINorm NugentFOURS FIRMINGOld Xaverians, through their one hundred andeight point win over Prahran/ Assumption,all but ended the Four Blues dream of triplepremierships. Old Ivanhoe had a twenty threepoint win over St Bernard’s while undefeatedleaders, Old Melburnians, survived againstUniversity Blacks by twenty two points. In a rareSunday fixture, De La Salle went down by sixpoints to Monash Blues who now could achievea final four spot. A four goal to one third quartereffort proved to be the Monash winning break.Banyule celebrated its milestone match againstOld Paradians with an eighty-four point victory.Fitzroy dropped to fifth as a consequence oftheir thirty-eight point loss to Old Carey. NorthOld Boys/ St Patrick’s compounded my tippingfaults, with a resounding ten point win over themore inaccurate Richmond Central. This victoryput the Brunswick based Combine back intothe four. Therry Penola enjoyed a fifty eightpoint win over University High School/ V.U.T.Down at Hobson’s Bay, Williamstown CYMSvirtually claimed third place with a sixty-threepoint defeat of Ivanhoe.Mazenod consolidated top place by defeatingformer leader Hawthorn by twenty-two points.Old Geelong produced greatly improvedform in their titanic struggle with AJAX, whothrough straighter kicking, won by four points.Richmond Central enjoyed their first win (onthe field), when they defeated Hampton Roversby fourteen points.Preview of Round 14.Monash Blues, striving to qualify for fourthplace, will find Chelsworth Park a challengewith its tree lined environs and white rail fence.The strange ground plus the recent good formdisplayed by Old Ivanhoe should enable thehome side to win narrowly. I select UniversityBlacks to defeat Prahran/ Assumption, whoserecent form has been poor. A win by the Blackswill ensure they finish fourth. Two afternoongames complete the round. Old Melburniansplay Old Xaverians, who, when judged onresults are their only danger. This game shouldbe a prelude to two more meetings in Augustbetween these two stand-out sides. I selectOld Melburnians, aided by home groundadvantage, to just prove too strong for theOld Xaverians after a titanic tussle. De La Salleshould prove capable of defeating St Bernard’seven at The Snake PitWilliamstown CYMS should prove too big andstrong for Therry Penola even on the FawknerTODAYSelections in BOLDCLUB XVIIIOLD IVANHOE v MONASH BLUESOLD MELBURNIANS v OLD XAVERIANSPRAHRAN ASSUMPTION v UNIVERSITY BLACKSST BERNARDS v DE LA SALLECLUB XVIII (NORTH)FITZROY v BANYULEIVANHOE v RICHMOND CENTRALOLD PARADIANS v NOBS/ST PATSOLD CAREY v UHS-VUTHERRY PENOLA v WILLIAMSTOWN CYMSCLUB XVIII (SOUTH)AJAX v ORMOND AFCHAMPTON ROVERS v MAZENODHAWTHORN v RICHMOND CENTRAL AFC46 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


Reserve, where lots of visiting teams have failed.Old Carey’s winning streak will not be brokentoday by UHS-VU who simply will lack the talentto outplay the leaders. The unpredictable NorthOld Boys/St Patrick’s journey to Bundoorato meet Old Paradians, who tied their earliergame after a late NOBs fade out. To predicttoday’s outcome is difficult given the lack ofconsistency displayed by each of these sides.North Old Boy’s/ St Patrick’s to win on the tossof a coin! Banyule should possess enoughtalent to defeat Fitzroy and so prevent the ’Roysqualifying for a final. I select Ivanhoe to defeatRichmond Central atIvanhoe Park where manyvisiting teams have failedover countless seasons.Mazenod should prove too talented forHampton Rovers, even on the Boss James Oval.Ormond, coming off the bye face the rampantAJAX at Albert Park, where home teams enjoya marked advantage. I select AJAX to winnarrowly. Hawthorn today should regain somemomentum by stopping their slump withvictory over Richmond Central.LAST ROUNDClub XVIII (1)Old Xaverians 5.5 10.8 12.18 16.26 (122)Prahran Assumption 1.0 2.0 2.1 2.2 (14)GOALS Old Xaverians: M. Green 3 M. O’Kane 3 N. Aird 2 N. Corcoran 2 A. Nolen 2N. Silk 1 W. Martin 1 A. Favaloro 1 T. Fitzgerald 1 Prahran Assumption: L. Farrell1 D. McGrath 1BEST Old Xaverians: S. O’Brien N. Aird T. Byrne A. Barrett A. Jones A R. PedlerPrahran Assumption: N. Keohler L. Godeassi C. Myres C. Morton J. Gow N. MitchellOld Ivanhoe 1.4 4.6 7.9 8.10 (58)St Bernards 1.3 3.3 5.4 5.5 (35)GOALS Old Ivanhoe: T. McDowell 2 S. Leggett 2 J. Mathew 1 J. Steele 1 T. Hill 1D. Toma 1 St Bernards: C. Looby 2 A. Stefano 1 J. Jovanovski 1 N. Toy 1BEST Old Ivanhoe: S. Price S. Leggett S. Mantesso B. Halkyard J. Steele T. HillSt Bernards: J. Devery C. Mitchell D. Janides N. Toy A. Helenius C. LoobyOld Melburnians 0.0 0.0 0.0 14.11 (95)University Blacks 0.0 0.0 0.0 11.7 (73)GOALS Old Melburnians: A. Pannifex 3 H. Sampson 3 T. Code 2 E. Cooper 2 J. Miller1 A. Ray 1 T. Schofield 1 S. Galbraith 1 University Blacks: M. Prowse 5 J. Green 2C. Watts 1 S. Leslie 1 A. Mackay 1 R. Butler 1BEST Old Melburnians: A. Pannifex E. Tomlinson O. Webb W. Guthrie L. GuthrieJ. Miller University Blacks: M. Prowse J. Green S. Davis A. Mackay M. RaffaeleS. LeslieMonash Blues 1.3 3.7 7.10 8.16 (64)De La Salle 3.4 5.5 6.8 8.10 (58)GOALS Monash Blues: W. Blackley 4 J. Griffiths 2 S. Chapman 1 C. O’Sullivan 1De La Salle: T. Kovarik 3 C. Coyle 2 A. Kovarik 1 L. Wilmann 1 T. Bellomo 1BEST Monash Blues: W. Blackley M. Andrighetto J. Griffiths S. Chapman H. MoffettA. Moles De La Salle: E. Peryman M. Butler R. Mathias B. Hughes L. WilmannA. KovarikClub XVIII (North)Banyule 5.6 7.8 13.10 16.13 (109)Old Paradians 0.3 1.7 1.7 3.7 (25)GOALS Banyule: T. Prior 6 S. Tuckman 3 M. Milner 2 J. Knape 1 Z. Cleaver 1 D. Nichols1 M. Osborne 1 N. Smith 1 Old Paradians: A. Tenson 2 A. White 1BEST Banyule: T. Prior D. Nichols D. O’Callaghan M. Milner N. Smith J. RiglerOld Paradians: J. Rossiter L. Scholtes D. Salvatico A. Tenson M. Cardinale L. GrechOld Carey 3.3 7.5 9.6 15.8 (98)Fitzroy 1.2 3.2 7.2 9.6 (60)GOALS Old Carey: S. Lenders 5 M. Ramsay 2 N. Baker 2 R. Stone 2 N. Everett 1S. Davidson 1 S. Hassett 1 P. Nowland 1 Fitzroy: T. Jenkins 3 J. MacKay 2 K. McKenzie2 N. Brown 1 T. Wilson 1BEST Old Carey: P. Gledden S. Davidson N. Everett S. Lenders S. Hassett M. RamsayFitzroy: J. MacKay A. Hanna O. Dunn T. Jenkins M. Willson D. RyanNorth Old Boys/St Pats 2.2 6.5 12.6 15.7 (97)Richmond Central 2.2 3.8 7.13 12.15 (87)GOALS North Old Boys/St Pats: A. Wood 6 M. O’Sullivan 2 H. Christie B. Lawty 2D. Mann 1 S. Denatris 1 T. Downing 1 Richmond Central: A. Tyers 3 C. Dufour 3S. D’Arcy 3 N. Rice 2 T. Pritchard 1BEST North Old Boys/St Pats: A. Wood T. Reilly T. Downing B. Lawty A. ClinchH. Christie Richmond Central: R. Nolan C. Dufour D. Johnston R. Pizzey N. RiceA. TyersWilliamstown CYMS 3.2 8.4 13.10 18.13 (121)Ivanhoe 3.2 5.2 8.3 9.4 (58)GOALS Williamstown CYMS: B. McRae 5 J. Costello 4 C. Solomon 3 S. Georgiovski 2C. Matheson 1 B. Grant 1 C. Pach 1 D. MacLeod 1 Ivanhoe: T. Sheehan 4 S. Huntley3 D. Miller 2BEST Williamstown CYMS: C. Matheson D. Williams C. Solomon A. KosmatosS. Smith J. Willis Ivanhoe: B. Walters O. Scott T. Sheehan N. Addison D. MillerD. DuftyTherry Penola 5.3 9.4 12.5 15.8 (98)UHS-VU 1.2 2.5 2.8 5.10 (40)GOALS Therry Penola: R. Steer 6 G. O’Connor 2 C. Ibrahim 1 D. Kelly 1 R. Keenan 1C. Ferguson 1 M. Muller 1 V. Nguyen 1 S. Sacco 1 UHS-VU: A. Hellner 1 D. Horne 1R. Thorp 1 D. Carrutheras 1 R. Lock 1BEST Therry Penola: M. Ryan R. Steer T. Hennessy S. Sacco A. Carroll V. NguyenUHS-VU: C. Bramwell J. Bowes J. Sutton L. Baker T. Krizanic A. HellnerClub XVIII (South)Mazenod 5.0 8.2 12.4 15.6 (96)Hawthorn 3.2 9.2 10.6 11.8 (74)GOALS Mazenod: S. Davis 4 D. Kelly 3 M. Wilkins 2 D. McMullin 2 S. Ware 1W. Occhiuto 1 J. Cetraro 1 D. Nisbet 1 Hawthorn: N. Criticos 3 G. Dellaportas 2P. Doubakis 1 N. Katsanevakis 1 J. Rieve 1 C. Terzoglou 1 E. Terezakis 1 N. Damilatis 1BEST Mazenod: D. Kelly N. Meehan D. Nisbet B. Costin S. Davis J. KavanaghHawthorn: A. Boocock C. Higgins C. Seely A. Savvas J. Handford C. BelegrinosAjax 0.0 0.0 0.0 14.14 (98)Old Geelong 0.0 0.0 0.0 13.16 (94)GOALS Ajax: A. Berman 3 D. Glass 3 A. Cooper 2 L. Jankie 1 M. Feldy 1 B. Lukav 1J. Herscu 1 R. Winston 1 J. Feldy 1 Old Geelong: not providedBEST Ajax: J. Lancman D. Glass A. Wytwornik B. Lukav A. Cooper L. JankieOld Geelong: not providedRichmond Central AFC 3.1 8.3 12.7 14.11 (95)Hampton Rovers 5.2 7.7 11.7 12.9 (81)GOALS Richmond Central AFC: R. Dean 4 T. Pritchard 2 C. Equid 2 C. Busby 1 B. Janner1 S. Williams 1 R. Riddell 1 R. Murphy 1 Hampton Rovers: not providedBEST Richmond Central AFC: S. McIntosh C. Busby T. Pritchard R. Dean S. WilliamsHampton Rovers: not providedTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 47


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UNDER 19RESULTSU19 PREMIERBeaumaris 2.2 6.3 9.3 15.7 (97)Old Xaverians 2.2 7.4 11.6 14.9 (93)GOALS Beaumaris: J. Ward 3 O. Webber 3 M. Blee 3 R. Lengyel 2 O. Cavallaro2 T. Perkin 1 W. Mattingley 1 Old Xaverians: D. Barry 4 J. Bergin 3 S. Berengo 2J. O’Sullivan 2 M. Douglas 1 M. Hannan 1 C. Woodley 1BEST Beaumaris: O. Cavallaro J. Leigh J. Ward L. Edmondson N. DickinsonM. Blee Old Xaverians: A. Pasceri J. O’Sullivan M. Douglas C. Woodley M. GalbraithL. DentonDe La Salle 3.3 5.10 8.16 13.21 (99)Old Melburnians 2.0 2.3 3.3 3.5 (<strong>23</strong>)GOALS De La Salle: E. Espinosa 6 A. Streker 2 N. Hyland 1 L. Barda 1 H. Haley 1 B.Forrest 1 M. Hamilton 1 Old Melburnians: S. Kemmerer 1 N. Madders 1 E. Scobart 1BEST De La Salle: T. Richardson B. Close L. Barda A. Papamiltiades A. O’SheaN. Hyland Old Melburnians: D. Velakoulis N. Madders N. Voyage C. May T. De FegleyJ. De FegleyOld Scotch 2.4 7.7 9.10 12.13 (85)University Blues 3.1 5.3 7.4 9.9 (63)GOALS Old Scotch: A. Hummerston 3 M. Peric 3 E. Furey 2 S. Banfield 2 C. Watts1 M. Bate 1 University Blues: S. Dalton 2 J. O’Brien 2 T. Ruggles 2 S. Driscoll 1D. VanDePol 1 W. Cuningham 1BEST Old Scotch: A. Hummerston D. McFarlane M. Johnston A. Harlock S. WoodardC. Long University Blues: W. Cuningham S. Driscoll S. James E. McMullin P. RugglesN. KeatingFitzroy 5.3 9.4 14.6 19.9 (1<strong>23</strong>)University Blacks 3.4 6.10 6.14 9.17 (71)GOALS Fitzroy: N. Carroll 8 N. Jumeau 4 E. Scott 2 C. Evans 2 M. Gloster 1 B. Slaverio1 B. Roberts 1 University Blacks: T. Sharp 2 H. Bismire 2 J. Gardiner 2 J. Sher 1H. McKenna 1 C. O’Sullivan 1BEST Fitzroy: C. Evans N. Carroll N. Jumeau N. Marshall J. Turner A. Maskell-Knight University Blacks: J. Gardiner C. O’Sullivan S. Jones P. Kelly S. PattinsonJ. SteadmanU19 SECTION 2St Kevins 4.2 5.6 7.9 11.11 (77)Caulfield Grammarians 2.1 3.2 6.4 6.5 (41)GOALS St Kevins: Z. Ginies 5 E. Ring 3 M. Lattanzio 3 Caulfield Grammarians:W. Osborn 3 W. Conly 1 B. Schwarer 1 K. Stewart 1BEST St Kevins: A. Kirwan Z. Ginies N. Murphy E. Ring J. Frazer J. Murphy CruiseCaulfield Grammarians: M. Wood K. Stewart W. Osborn W. Conly M. McTernanH. GatesOld Mentonians 1.3 4.3 6.6 11.11 (77)Old Brighton 2.3 6.6 7.10 8.10 (58)GOALS Old Mentonians: D. Mills 5 S. Dimos 2 T. Wigney 1 J. Mottershead 1T. Goodrich 1 T. Marshall 1 Old Brighton: H. Christiansen 2 C. Wrigley 2 M. Tregear1 M. Pascoe 1 S. Lorenz 1 S. Zaia 1BEST Old Mentonians: L. Mirams D. Mills L. Caine T. Wigney S. Dimos T. GoodrichOld Brighton: H. Cannon C. Hardgrave C. Nicholls T. Hamilton H. ChristiansenS. ZaiaOld Haileybury 3.3 9.5 12.9 16.16 (112)Old Carey 6.0 9.2 9.5 10.8 (68)GOALS Old Haileybury: W. McTaggart 5 M. Quiambao 2 J. Paul 2 L. Pinot 2T. Hunter 2 C. Hill 1 T. Ravindram 1 J. Dawson 1 Old Carey: R. Shergold 3 M. Evans 2J. Wunungmurra 1 S. Fisher 1 S. Patroni 1 M. Hexter 1 J. Easton 1BEST Old Haileybury: W. McTaggart D. Secatore J. Alkemade J. Dawson S. CorriganT. Hunter Old Carey: L. Hall M. Evans S. Fisher J. Coull W. Guiney J. EastonWerribee 7.3 11.10 14.11 20.15 (135)Ormond 3.1 4.1 5.4 5.5 (35)GOALS Werribee: M. Secoulidis 9 C. Molivas 2 J. Burton 2 L. McDowell 2 C. Faranda1 J. Green-Mc Neilly 1 M. El Hawli 1 T. Lockwood 1 B. Kolang 1 Ormond: C. Doggett2 N. Strintzos 1 B. Atkins 1 J. Taylor 1BEST Werribee: J. Sargent M. Secoulidis B. Kolang J. Humphreys C. PurtonM. El Hawli Ormond: S. Clements H. Simon C. Olson D. Riazah-Kesheh H. IslesS. McCookeU19 Section 3Marcellin 2.5 5.7 7.13 13.13 (91)Hampton Rovers 2.2 5.7 8.8 9.11 (65)GOALS Marcellin: N. Botham 4 K. Mattiuzzo 2 A. Gilmour 2 R. Costanzo 2B. Waldren 1 J. Hollaway 1 J. Bettello 1 Hampton Rovers: N. Taylor 3 T. Jones 2J. McPherson 1 B. Pewtress 1 L. Verma 1 A. Whalebone 1BEST Marcellin: M. Molloy N. Botham R. Costanzo J. Bettello B. WaldrenK. Mattiuzzo Hampton Rovers: N. Taylor L. Verma A. Whalebone B. ClarkeC. Harbour J. PavlouOld Camberwell 1.3 5.5 8.6 15.7 (97)Northern Bullants 3.3 4.5 7.7 8.7 (55)GOALS Old Camberwell: T. Schipper 3 S. Pellis 3 S. Anjou 2 J. Himat 2 R. Raydan 1B. Thorn 1 W. Kanz 1 M. Peddlesden 1 F. Fernandes 1 Northern Bullants: T. Beames4 L. McRedmond 2 K. Neil 1 C. Taylor 1BEST Old Camberwell: S. Pellis T. Schipper B. Thorn C. McLaughlin J. HimatM. Peddlesden Northern Bullants: N. Spagnolo T. Beames L. Carter S. MaatoukM. Sortino N. De AndradeOld Trinity 3.5 8.7 12.7 16.8 (104)Collegians 1.0 5.1 8.3 10.5 (65)GOALS Old Trinity: C. Riggs 3 S. Stacker 3 E. Satur 2 S. Lawrence 2 J. Northey 1J. Weatherson 1 F. Heron-Paterson 1 J. Steinhart 1 N. Merzvinskis 1 O. Fairweather1 Collegians: C. Jesaveluk 3 B. Riddle 2 L. Apted 1 T. Cantwell 1 C. Bonnar 1T. Goodman 1 T. Phillips 1BEST Old Trinity: C. Keys C. Hughes C. Riggs J. Steinhart E. Satur E. BowmanCollegians: L. Apted A. James C. Jesaveluk T. Goodman A. Siddons S. HibbinsAjax 9.3 15.8 19.9 22.11 (143)Old Ivanhoe 0.2 1.2 3.8 4.9 (33)GOALS Ajax: M. Thurin 5 R. Simon 4 N. Rischin 4 M. SHNIDER 2 J. Ludski 2 R. Dean1 R. White 1 A. Shenker 1 A. Wollan 1 M. Kaye 1 Old Ivanhoe: K. Trajanovski 2J. Ridewood 1 B. Carpenteri 1BEST Ajax: N. Rischin M. Thurin A. Shenker A. Wollan J. Ludski J. Tyler Old Ivanhoe:J. Ridewood M. Kamay D. Imbesi A. Karim J. Birch J. CecilU19 SouthPeninsula 3.2 6.6 8.7 11.13 (79)MHSOB 5.0 7.2 9.7 9.7 (61)GOALS Peninsula: J. Archdeacon 3 B. Roberts 2 N. Baron 2 C. Macaulay 1 J. Durso1 J. Pomeroy 1 T. Smallman 1 MHSOB: L. George 5 M. Fennessy-Kent 3 L. Ferris 1BEST Peninsula: C. Macaulay S. Glenn B. Roberts J. Webster J. ArchdeaconJ. Owens MHSOB: M. Fennessy-Kent L. George L. Bradford D. Ternes M. Santomar tinoN. HuettMazenod 5.0 7.3 9.5 12.5 (77)Beaumaris 2.1 3.6 6.7 8.7 (55)GOALS Mazenod: L. Greco 2 S. Cavalera 1 J. Schiano 1 M. Stevenson 1 S. Tyrrell 1L. Greco 1 J. El-Hage 1 M. Bolitho 1 A. Di Petta 1 S. Millner 1 P. Flanagan 1Beaumaris: A. Tanzimat 3 S. Bennett 3 L. Mackenzie 1 J. Hooper 1BEST Mazenod: A. Di Petta M. Stevenson S. Jones M. Bolitho R. Fileccia J. SchianoBeaumaris: J. Hooper L. Coghlan . Smout M. Davis B. Shaw B. SchubertMonash Blues 3.6 6.14 7.17 11.18 (84)De La Salle 3.1 4.3 4.4 8.4 (52)GOALS Monash Blues: D. So 3 C. Rochford 2 M. Zorkau 2 M. Myers 1 S. Whatley1 J. Rowland 1 J. Cockburn 1 De La Salle: C. Haley 4 L. Grech 1 D. Damianos 1K. Johannsen 1 A. Brown 1BEST Monash Blues: N. Burri W. Geary A. Parisi D. So M. Zorkau M. DaviesDe La Salle: C. Haley D. Convery L. O’Rourke D. Bollas A. Brown T. ShallueOld Xaverians 3.0 3.2 7.3 9.5 (59)St Mary’s Salesian 3.3 5.7 5.8 8.11 (59)GOALS Old Xaverians: J. Pantas 3 D. Murray 2 S. Mc Clure 2 J. Curtis 1 J. Healy 1St Mary’s Salesian: S. Murphy 2 C. Tan 1 N. Evans 1 F. Ravida 1 B. Semmler-Farr 1J. Evans 1 B. Borland 1BEST Old Xaverians: D. Dempsey M. Torr J. Pantas J. Healy D. Holland J. CurtisSt Mary’s Salesian: N. Alexopoulos T. Stephens T. Whittle B. Semmler-Farr C. TanJ. WestonU19 NorthTherry Penola 1.3 5.7 7.12 9.16 (70)Ivanhoe 2.3 6.3 7.6 10.7 (67)GOALS Therry Penola: S. Tatlock 3 T. Gumley 2 J. Gough 1 K. Biddlestone 1B. Capraro 1 S. Rees 1 Ivanhoe: L. Roberts 5 W. Servinis 2 N. Harrison 2 D. Craig-Darroch 1BEST Therry Penola: J. Molloy A. Ractliffe M. Trimble S. Tatlock T. GumleyK. Biddlestone Ivanhoe: L. Roberts J. Lagreca D. Craig-Darroch J. Harty S. NixA. PurtellBanyule 6.6 14.10 18.13 25.15 (165)La Trobe Uni 2.1 2.1 6.4 8.5 (53)GOALS Banyule: J. Langford 8 P. Millsom 4 J. Rice 3 M. Borg 3 N. Biscontin 2 J.Cahir 1 A. Spargo 1 J. Sirianni 1 J. Coulson 1 S. Tindale 1 La Trobe Uni: K. Sanford 2C. Deary 2 E. Kelly 1 M. Gleeson 1 C. Ross 1 M. Stringer 1BEST Banyule: B. Kelly J. Cahir J. Coulson J. Langford J. Ryan S. TindaleLa Trobe Uni: K. Sanford J. Moriarty K. Hopwood M. Harney F. Balabanov J. DunneBulleen Templestowe 0.0 0.0 0.0 25.17 (167)Emmaus St Leos 0.0 0.0 0.0 5.4 (34)GOALS Bulleen Templestowe: not provided Emmaus St Leos: not providedBEST Bulleen Templestowe not provided: Emmaus St Leos: not providedWhitefriars v Old WestbourneWhitefriars OC won by forfeitTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 49


UNDER 19Michael CollinsNick DuxsonAll eyes were fixed on Banskia Reserve last weekendwhere Beaumaris and Old Xaverians played out aseesawing and heart-stopping contest. The clashwas as enthralling and brutally unpredictable asMuhammad Ali’s fight against his bitter rival, JoeFrazier. Just when one side seemed to assume controlof the game, the other would rise to another level.For Beauy, last Saturday’s performance was of realsubstance. Halfway through the last quarter, Xavs’depth and strength around the contest ensured a27-point lead. Yet, like several times that afternoon,Beaumaris rallied and surged ahead late to snarea season defining four-point win over a stunnedOld Xaverians side. Old Xaverians’ only two defeatsthus far have come from the Xavs surrenderingcommanding leads. After being promoted fromSouth 2, Ray Lengyel had a fairytale return to Premieras he bagged two telling goals and Oliver Cavallarowas also influential in Beauy’s win.Old Scotch took care of business in a less thanflattering 22-point win over University Blues. Atthis stage of the year, the Cardinals need every winthat they can muster. With St. Bedes / Mentonejust nudging them out in fourth place, the Cardinalboys need to keep on steaming ahead, because thisSaturday, Old Scotch face a stern test against animproving and dangerous Fitzroy.Fitzroy prepared themself nicely for this week’scontest against Old Scotch by outclassing UniversityBlacks by 52 points. Julian Turner was again prominentfor the Rosy in the ruck. For what he lacks in height,he more than compensates with his ruthless anddominating play. Cheyne Evans was the architectacross half-back as he played his best game for theRoys. Nathan Carroll was also dominant up forwardwith a bag of eight. The Roys’ win now elevates themfrom an unwanted and relegated position on theladder.De La Salle’s clinical 76-point win over OldMelburnians consolidated their second spot on theladder. De La’s usual suspects were up and about on aperfect day for footy. Skipper Brendan Close was thegeneral down back and Eduardo Espinosa registeredsix majors for De La. Top position is at stake when DeLa takes on a stung Old Xaverians side. It is shapingup to be a clash of the titans, where the two pacesetters of the Under 19s are gearing up to slog it outat Stradbroke Park.Todd BeamesPREMIERSHIP RACEWIDE OPENSection 1A massive final term from Marcellin saw them snatcha 26 point win away at Hampton Rovers. The Roversled by a point at the final change, but the visitorspiled on six-goals-to-one in the final term, NickBotham booting four for the victors.Old Camberwell also dominated the last quarter,running over the Northern Bullants on their way toa seven goal triumph. Stephen Pellis and ThomasSchipper starred for the victors with three goalsapiece, while Todd Beames snagged four majors forthe Bullants.Top-of-the-table Collegians were brought back toearth with a 39 point defeat at Old Trinity. Chris Keysled the way for Trinity, well assisted by Sam Stacker,who again troubled the scorers with three majors.Lindsay Apted was best on ground for the Lions.Ajax cruised to a 110 win against a disappointing OldIvanhoe outfit. Michael Thurin starred with five goals,while Richie Simon and Noah Rischin booted fourapiece.Section 2St Kevins turned the tables on Caulfield fromearlier on in the season to record a 36 point victoryat home. St Kevins led at every change kicking fourunanswered goals in the final term to run away withthe match with Zach Ginies booting five. Will Osborncontinued his fantastic season with another three.Caulfield have now lost three in a row and will belooking to regain the form that carried them throughthe first half of the season, whilst St Kevins continueto push for a top two finish.Old Haileybury overcame a slow start to finishstrongly at home and beat Old Carey by 44 points.After trailing at quarter time and only holding a threepoint margin at the main break, the Bloods kickedseven goals to one in the second half to ensure theymoved into the top four. Will McTaggart continuedhis fine form with another five majors whilst for OldCarey Lochie Hall led the way.Old Brighton were unable to hold off a fast finishingOld Mentonians who got over the line by 19 points.The Tonners led at every change except the one thatmattered. Leading by 10 points at the final change,the Panthers rallied to kick five goals in the lastquarter in a fantastic come from behind win. HarryCannon fought hard all day for Brighton, whilst for50 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


Old Mentonians Dustan Mills slotted five through thebig sticks.Werribee kept on keeping on with an emphatic 100point win over Ormond. The Tigers kicked sevengoals in the opening quarter and never lookedback, keeping the visitors to only five for the day.Jameel Sargent led the way, whilst up forwardMikhal Secoulidis had a day out kicking nine. SamuelClements fought hard all day for Ormond. Werribeehas now gone 13 games without a loss and will belooking forward to the week off.NorthTherry Penola entrenched themselves in the top fourwith a nail-biting three point win over Ivanhoe. JarrydMolloy led the way for the Lions and Shae Tatlock didthe damage up forward, booting three goals. LachlanRoberts was dominant in defeat for Ivanhoe, slottingfive goals.In a massive shock, Banyule handed top-placed LaTrobe Uni a 112 point shellacking. Jack Langfordbagged eight for the Bears, and was well assisted byTODAYSelections in BOLDPREMIERSFITZROY v OLD SCOTCHOLD MELBURNIANS v UNIVERSITY BLACKSOLD XAVERIANS v DE LA SALLEUNIVERSITY BLUES v ST BEDES/MTU19 SECTION 2CAULFIELD GRAMM v OLD HAILEYBURYOLD CAREY v OLD BRIGHTONOLD MENTONIANS v ST KEVINSST BERNARDS v ORMONDU19 SECTION 3COLLEGIANS v MARCELLINOLD IVANHOE v OLD TRINITYOLD CAMBERWELL v HAMPTON ROVERSNORTHERN BULLANTS v OLD ESSENDONU19 NORTHBULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE v OLD WESTBOURNEIVANHOE v BANYULELA TROBE UNI v THERRY PENOLAWHITEFRIARS OC v EMMAUS ST LEOSU19 SOUTHPENINSULA v MAZENODMONASH BLUES v OLD XAVERIANSMHSOB v DE LA SALLEPatrick Millsom who snaggedfour majors.Bulleen Templestowe closedthe gap between 1st and 2ndwith a 133 point demolition of Emmaus St Leo’s. LeithWallis and Joseph Paolucci split 10 goals betweenthem while Jesse Wilson also dominated for theBullants.*** Old Westbourne’s withdrawal from Under 19North gave Whitefriars the bye, and an opportunityto blood some of their young talent in the seniors andreserves.SouthMelbourne High hosted Peninsula in a crucial gamewhere the winner would keep their slim finals hopesalive, whilst the loser will be playing for nothing butpride for the remainder of the season. MelbourneHigh got off to a fantastic start and carried itthroughout most of the game leading at everychange. Behind all day, Peninsula rallied in the last toget over the line by 18 points. Lachlan George kickedfive for MHSOB whilst for Peninsula Jake Archdeaconbooted another three.Beaumaris were brave in defeat at the hands ofladder leaders Mazenod. The Nodders got off to agood start kicking five goals in the opening quarterwhich in the end proved the difference at the endof the game. Mazenod played a terrific team gamewith 11 individual goal kickers in the 22 point victory.Andrew Di Petta once again led from the front for thevictors, whilst for Beaumaris James Hooper foughthard.An inaccurate Monash defeated an undermannedDe La Salle by 32 points. In a game that was closerthan the scoreboard suggested, the Blues were tooclassy for their opponents and continue to push for atop two finish. In what was a real team effort DanielSo kicked three and Nicholas Burri led the way for thewinners. For De La, Charlie Harley fought hard all daykicking four goals.In the match of the round, Old Xaverians drew withSt Mary’s Salesian in a 2 nd vs 3 rd clash. After an evenfirst quarter, St Mary’s took a 17 point lead into themain break. The Red and Blacks fought their way backinto the game to kick four unanswered goals and leadby seven points at the final change. In a tight lastquarter, neither team was able to break away and inthe end a draw was a just result. Nicholas Alexopoulos(St Mary’s) and Darcy Dempsey (Old Xaverians) ledthe way for their respective teams.THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 51


U19 – PREMIERBEAUMARISCoach: Luke Buller/ Marcus Goonan AsstCoach: Peter Brook/Tim HuntDE LA SALLE BLUESCoach: Michael BrownAsst: Simon BrownFITZROYCoach: Bruce EdwardsOLD MELBURNIANSCoach:OLD SCOTCHCoach: Matthew ParisiAssistant Coach: Daniel Parisi1 Tim Pritchard3 TomMcManamy4 James Hooper5 Josh Ward6 James Bull7 Dylan Davis8 Chris Smout9 Oliver Webber10 Jackson Miller12 Alex Shulman14 Sean Brennan16 Andrew Dickinson17 LukeEdmondson18 Byron Hughes19 Matt Teasdale20 Brenton Schubert21 Jack Perkin22 Kyle McDonagh<strong>23</strong> Will Mattingly24 Lucas Bourne26 Sam Bennett27 Nick Dickinson28 Adam Tanzimat29 Luke Beasley30 Nick Voritch31 Ben Shaw32 Joel DiNatale33 Will Edwards34 Will Edmonds35 EthanMcMaster36 MarkRamanathan37 Tom Abbott38 James Hall39 Matt Prosser40 Ray Lenygel41 Aaron Keating43 Jordan Thompson44 Matt Davis45 Callum Griffi ths46 Hayden Darbyshire47 Tom Gandy48 PeterPaspaliaris50 Greg Pearson51 CallumGillespie53 Alex Smout54 Liam Brennan55 Will Minehan59 Scott Sheldrick1 Eddie Espinosa2 Jacob Williams3 David Gullan4 Sam Brooks5 Charlie Athanasiou6 Luke Hogan7 Brendan Close (C)8 Harry Haley10 Jarrad Kay11 Luke Barda12 Liam Wood13 Todd Richardson14 Joshua Wood15 Hugh Nicholson16 Anthony O’shea17 Declan Freeman18 Con Panna19 Adrian Papamiltiades20 Ryan Harris22 Jayden Duhau<strong>23</strong> Jordon Bull24 James Cleary25 Garrett Mcdonough26 Ashlin Streker27 Anthony Soriano28 Tom Cleary29 Matthew Hamilton32 Michael Stizza34 Joel Mattiske38 Lachlan O’connell42 Tom Humphrey43 Mark ToddSPONSORMt Erica Hotel1 Tom Biscaro2 Jackson Tennant3 Benjamin Roberts4 Nathan Carroll5 Toby Hudson Bevege6 Cheyne Evans7 Lachlan Morrison8 Chris Doherty10 Edward Bryan11 Sean Dillane12 Arreh Elmi13 Jack Iacono14 Alex Lawrence15 Nathan Jumeau16 Brendan Hill16 Eammon Scott17 Nicholas Marshall18 Filippo Palmieri19 Ben Slaviero20 Dylan Patcas21 Sandy Maskell Knight28 Paddy McQueen Canty29 Julian Turner32 Dominic Pound-Palmieri39 Adams Biggs42 James Steinfort43 Raphael Lloyd52 Alex Maloney54 Eamonn Scott64 Martyn BeachamSponsors:Reds FoundationHarrington Earl Estate AgentsDegani Bakery CafeMcCoppinsClyde HotelNAB1 E Scobart3 S Quennell5 C Baillieu11 J Sanford14 L Dean15 T Lloyd16 N Voyage18 T de Fegely19 C May20 N Madders<strong>23</strong> N de Steiger24 W Hatfi eld25 T Hodge26 M McCoy28 M Marangon29 L Bennett30 B Wall37 H Jupp43 N Russell48 L Gooley64 L Koumouris65 P Lofi tis66 A Amato67 L Borthwick68 M Carlon69 J Cooper70 J Coverdale71 M Downey72 R Fowler73 C Freedman74 S Goodard75 E Haralambous76 T Hywood77 J Land78 T Morris79 J Moss80 E Myer81 N Pearce82 W Smibert83 A Steele84 C Stubbe85 S Uden86 C Wischer1 Peter Hodges 41 Sam Banfi eld2 Jackson Finlay 43 Sam Dalton3 Tom Hays44 Michael Johnston4 Mitch Bradley 47 Anzack Newman5 James Sansom 58 Ed Furey6 Mat Bate88 Nick Jamieson7 Callum McDonough8 Dylan McFarlane9 Charlie Maginness10 Hugh French11 Michael Filius12 David Carey13 Alex Reilly14 Tom Hackett15 William Boyd16 Gene van den Broek17 Harry Carneli18 Ed Dalton19 Matt Peric20 Angus Harlock21 Greg Knight22 Charlie Perry<strong>23</strong> Max van den Broek24 Will Donelan25 Andrew Hummerston26 James Stott27 Scott Sansom28 Sam Stott29 David Knight30 Andy White31 Charlie Ralston32 Cam Lucas33 Henry Dick (C)34 Sam Barnett35 Alex King36 William McCann37 Sam Muttdon38 Seb WoodardOLD XAVERIANSPrem Coaches: Tom MauleAsst: Hamish Buckley / Joe RushST BEDE’s MENTONETIGERSCoach: Des RyanUNIVERSITY BLACKSCoach: Steve CerniUNIVERSITY BLUESCoach: Matt EmblingAssts Coaches: Alan Salter1 Steven Berengo 43 James Emonsom2 Louis Denton44 Tom Ferne3 Andrew Pasceri 45 Matthew Galbraith4 Matt Jenkinson 46 Toby Koffman5 Tim Dillon47 Andrew McCarthy6 Nick Pepperell (DVC) 48 Damien Murray7 Cauley Beetham 49 Nicholas Nunan8 Jeremy Preece 50 Harry O’Sullivan9 Matt Douglas (C) 51 Jonathan Smarrelli10 Jack Bergin52 Benjamin Smith11 Dan Iacuone53 Zac Cosgrave12 Dan Harangozo (VC) 54 Michael Burne13 Karl Kaldawi55 Patrick Cleeve14 Darcy Cotchett 56 Jeff Davies15 William Ryan57 Dante De Thomas16 James Morrison 58 Jack Fahey17 Matthew Vlahos 59 Benjamin Faulkner18 Zac Pirrie60 Luke Flegeltaub19 Mitch Skene61 Darcy Frawley20 Ashley Sorrenti 62 Xavier Frawley21 Nick Costa63 Tom Gunn22 Sam Franklyn64 Tim Hannon<strong>23</strong> Charlie Woodley 65 Patrick Hardigan24 Jack O’Sullivan 66 Azy Asan25 Dan Barry67 Jacob Healy26 Pat Storey68 Damien Holland27 Ben Plant (VC)69 William Kennedy28 Michael Hannan 70 Jack Long29 Julian Sanfi lippo 71 Matthew Margin30 Sam Mcclure72 Lewis Mather31 Jack Curtis73 Jack McClusky32 Marcus Torr74 Andrew Melilli33 Elliot Pititto75 Robert O’Bryan34 Charlie Hess76 Jack Rathgeber35 Josh Bosnar77 Terry Reed36 Jonathan Blake 78 Matt Ridolfi37 James Campbell 79 Patt Slingo38 Oliver Condon80 Gabriel Varveri39 Jack Delmo81 Pat Yuen40 Anthony Dickinson41 Adriano Donato42 Alex ElliottMAJOR SPONSORS1 L Doyle2 P Cortazzo3 S Dimos4 T Pastura5 T Brown6 D Saunders7 S Glennen8 J Patounas9 D Foley10 J Shipsides12 S Faulkner13 M 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Tom Sharp45 Jack Sher46 Josh Steadman47 Justin Trowell48 Cameron Turner49 Gianfranco Viola50 Bernard Williams51 Oliver Yorston1 W. Cuningham2 T. Murfett3 D. Zambon5 O. Whitehead6 S. Driscoll7 J. Turner12 H. Hanlon (C)13 S. Caldow17 N. Keating19 J. O’Brien21 E. Long<strong>23</strong> S. Dalton28 T.Ruggles29 P. Ruggles35 P. Mithen40 H. Paez46 D. Van de Pol47 A. Dugdale50 C. Spalding51 D. Aukema52 R. McMahon53 R. Langham60 A. Smith67 A. De Fegely68 L. McCann71 J. Visser76 L.Michell77 A. Ross81 S. James83 E. McMullinM. BrownJ. KershawO. DaviesA. DriscollC. HammondB. JonesJ. KusM. KusJ. LaidlawF. PryorR. RussoT. StevensR. ThompsonL. WardleS. WillersdorfMAJOR SPONSORSBatman CouriersBuxton Real EstateBendigo BankBendigo PrivateBanking ServicesThe Clyde Hotel52 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


U19 – SECTION 2CAULFIELD GRAMMCoach: Ben GrossAsst.: Cal TwomeyOLD BRIGHTONCoach: Adam PirrieAsst Coach: Ryan JosephOLD CAREYCoach: Matt CurryAsst Coach: Russell MorrisOLD HAILEYBURYCoach: Matthew Kelly1 Steve Vivian2 James Phipps3 Ben Schwarer4 James Shanahan5 Tyson Bradshaw6 Tim Nixon7 Tyler Smith8 Lloyd Everett9 Will Osborn11 James Gray12 Scott Pincus13 Connor Mengler-Francis14 Tom Mccurdy15 Tim Yelland16 Dan Shapero17 Scott Dickson18 Mitch Nelson19 Will Conly20 Max Slonim21 Lachlan Simpson22 Rourke Puksand<strong>23</strong> Andre Lister24 Jack Henty25 Taylor Wills26 Tom Allanson27 Matt Wood28 Tim Cox30 Sean Kempster31 Marcus Garrubba32 Jake Tobias33 Tom Rowsthorn35 Hugo Gates37 Mitch Kyle53 Taylor Wills57 Louis O’keefe58 Dan Pelchen1 Harry Cannon2 Dom D’andrea3 Tyler Ellery4 Ed Granter5 Stephen Lorenz6 Cal Nicholls7 Chris Hardgrave8 Rob Naughton9 Josh Prosser10 Linton Farrell11 Jackson Moffi tt12 Dylan Struck13 Nick Coroneous14 Max Leashman15 Ed Fitzgerald16 Nick Petiona17 Michael Namour18 Levi Mowbray19 Pat Sands20 Harrison Flavell21 Hugh Christianson22 Ben Mehrton<strong>23</strong> Will Johnson24 Ryan Martin25 Tom Brunskill26 Jack Broadhead27 Liston Dawes28 Cailin Wrigley29 Charlie Wood30 Grant Maglio1 Jordan Easton2 Sam Pentney3 Jimmy Evans4 James Coull5 Nick Morris6 Alex Eddy7 Lachlan Addison8 Mitch Hexter9 Henry Mcqueen-Miscamble10 Morgan Evans (VC)11 Nick Richardson (VC)12 Harry Moore (VC)13 Lachy Mahon14 Darcy Harding15 Matt Parker (C)16 Nic Bayly17 Sam Fisher18 Zac Lisle19 William Guiney20 Andy Yeo21 Adam Ahearn22 Ryan Abotomey<strong>23</strong> Lochlan Hall24 Matt Brown25 Will Brown-Greaves26 Ben Lewinsky27 Michael Mazzocato28 Chris Allen29 Tom Cherny30 Peter Ioannidis31 Ben Field32 Charles Johnstone33 Michael Mitchell34 Rob Shergold35 Jack Meldrum36 Dylan Roberts37 JermaineWunungmurra38 Chris Dimovski40 Tyler Daglish1 Johnathan Hammond2 James Paul3 Dylan Somers4 William McTaggert5 Luke Pinot6 M Quimbao7 N Leonidas8 Andrew Mathers9 Jake Lynch10 Samuel Hall11 Alister Braithwaite12 Dimitri Stathopoulos13 Daniel Newby14 Giordan Nguyen15 James Fulton16 Dylan Walsh17 D Marshallsea18 Thanu Ravindram19 Richard Mathers20 Hector Simpson21 Josh Alkermade22 Christopher Smith<strong>23</strong> Tom Dalton24 Jack-Thomas Coombes25 Jordan Donnelly26 Patrick Hutchinson27 J Toy28 Christopher Venten29 A Budge30 Cameron Hill31 Sam Nowlan32 Tom Turner33 Alexander ThompsonOLD MENTONIANSCoach: Steve Jansson1 Thomas Goodrich2 Timothy Wigney3 Dustin Mills4 Darcy. R Brown5 Lachlan Caine6 James Mottershead7 Luke Hull8 Jack Jansson9 Mitchell Stevens10 Michael Durack11 Thomas Jelleff12 Troy Brodie13 Gareth Maxted14 Bradley Beaman15 Joshua Green16 Thomas Graham17 Jake O’Donnell18 Jordan Wearne19 Hugo Hicks20 Zachary Nelson21 William Bardoel22 Timothy Wilton<strong>23</strong> Ryan Bennett24 Callum Fryer25 Benjamin Rossi26 Sam Bardoel27 Warwick Stone28 Samuel Johnson29 Thomas Marshall30 Mitch Brown31 Samuel Dimos32 Clinton Johnstone33 Jake Bloomer34 Travis Broadway35 Matthew Zacharin36 Lachlan Mirams37 Bane Suboticki63 Daniel Maitland75 Jarryd Sadler83 Ben BiggsORMONDCoach: Dave Matthews1 Stewart McCooke2 Daniel Rizati (VC)3 Henry Simon45 Matthew Hunt6 Thomas Buckley7 Andrew Leigh8 Christian Doggett910 Jared Samuels1112 Nathan Taylor13 Michael Bannan14 James Young15 Sam Frost16 Dean Ballassis17 Sam Lyubic18 Tom McCrabb19 Ryan McDonald20 Matthew Oaten21 Jack Singleton22 James Hastings-Dodge<strong>23</strong> Ben Rockman24 Blair Atkins25 Mark Pappas26 Harry Isles27 Will Sayce28 Ben Darrou29 Lyndon Krause30 Matthew Saunders31 Adam Rodda32 Tom Gibney33 Anthony Anastasio3435 Jack Drummond3637 Tom Buckley38 Lloyd Anrep43 Sam Clements44 Gareth Taylor55 James Taylor (C)57 Michael BarnesST BERNARDSCoach: Damien SullivanAsst Coach: Ray King1 B. Cooper (VC)2 H. Overman (DVC)3 L. Bevanda4 C. Forder5 J. Bye6 T. Lynch7 M. Sargent8 K. Farrell9 J. Rose10 J. Wheeler11 N. Schultz12 I. Madden13 J. Dunell14 J. Weir15 J. Saundry16 S. Jones17 J. Bennie18 J. Gay19 L. Sullivan20 J. Van Mel21 S. Firth22 A. Graham<strong>23</strong> D. Riley24 P. Lenoury25 M. Stapleton26 B. Palmer27 D. Anderson28 H. Carland29 M. Borzillo32 S. Caven (Capt)ST KEVINS OBCoach: Ray LeethamAsst Coach: Peter Campbell1 Paul Jones 44 Joshua Davidson2 James Betlehem 45 James Grinter(VC)46 Anthony Di3 Sam Kneebone Bartolomeo4 Harry Sargent 47 Francis Keely5 Anthony Barone 48 Henry Sestac6 Angus Fitzgerald 49 Nick Murphy7 Daniel Maccarrone 50 Anthony Giarusso8 Michael Shanahan 51 Charles Zachary9 Julien Staffi eri 52 Rob Dicintio10 Thomas Steains 53 Seb Kleynhans11 Luke McDonell 54 Dom Mallia12 James Barrie13 Edward Ring14 Jack Stoneman15 Josh Doherty16 Nick Wald17 Theo Garrow18 Tom Quinn19 Tomas Ryan20 Matthew Lew21 Zac Ginies22 Matthew Lattanzio<strong>23</strong> Dan Kerr24 Sean Reid25 Paul DiNatale26 Emmett O’Donnell27 Mark Stafford (C)28 Anthony Kirwan29 Dom Loschiavo31 Nick Packwood32 Pat Rhodes33 Jack MurphyCruise (VC)34 James Grinter35 Lucas Amon36 Jack Weber37 Matt Peric38 Manning Mitchell39 Tom Lewin40 Chris Holland41 Joe Frazer42 Dan Campbell43 Adrian EdwardsWERRIBEECoach: Roger HandAsst Coach: Andrew Acciarito1 Charlton Butt2 Mitchell Chadwick3 Hayden Daniels4 Jonathon De Pellegrin5 Jamie DO6 Timothy Eccles7 Corey Edwards8 Cajetan Faranda9 Joshua Green-Mc Neilly10 Jesse Humphreys11 Adam Imber12 Luke Klein-Breteler13 Bol Kolang14 Benjamin Leonard15 Matthew Martin16 Lachlan McDowell17 Christopher McNamara18 Christopher Molivas19 Ben Morton20 Adam Ostrowski21 Lachlan Patterson22 Daniel Peers<strong>23</strong> Jameel Sargent24 Mikhal Secoulidis25 Conor Purton26 Trent Lockwood27 Craig Moloney28 Brett Armstrong29 Jaxon Cooke30 Mohammed Hawli31 Morgan WilliamsTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 53


U19 – SECTION 3AJAXCoach: Adam Slade-JacobsonCOLLEGIANSCoach: Rob FergusonAsst. Coach: John McDonoughHAMPTON ROVERSCoach: Tony NaumoffMARCELLINCoach: Neil McLarren1 Richie Simon2 Justin Kramersh3 Eyal Lang4 Jarryd Ludski5 Noah Rischin6 Matthew Kaye7 Ashley Shenker8 Daniel Sokolovich9 Chaim Stosser10 Ryan Dean11 Adam Caplan12 Aaron Sibel13 Ryan White14 Justin Tyler15 Jono Sandler16 Alex Wollan17 Ben Strimling18 David Burns19 Ben Michowski20 Jamie Malinek21 Jeremy Sher22 Stephen Gochman<strong>23</strong> Natan Eskin24 Ben Miller25 Michael Thurin26 Itai Avisar27 Gideon Lipinski28 Gideon Heine29 Joel Hamilton30 Josh Benjamin31 John Katelis32 Dean Wollner33 JJ Sacks34 Mark Shnider35 Dylan Rothschild37 Jonathan Goldberg1 Harrison White2 James Patterson3 Sebastion Lindner5 Wil Hayes6 Calvin Lyon7 Thomas Penberthy8 Alister Fahie9 Tom Cantwell10 Chris Jesaveluk11 Jack Steger12 Sean O’Kane13 Billy Riddle15 Cameron Bonnar16 Tim Phillips17 Sebastian Evans18 Tim Varigos19 Max Griffi n21 Sam Hibbins22 Matthew Kyroussis<strong>23</strong> Anthony James24 Ben Mason (C)27 Alexander Siddons28 Charles Terrier29 Elliot Cattell30 William Schwab31 Lindsay Apted32 Mitchell Newton33 Lachlan Ferguson34 Jack Thompson35 Toby Goodman40 Nicholas Denton45 Ian Gordon79 Drew Macrae83 Lee Kosky1 Jack Sperring2 Alex Whalebone3 Patrick Hosking4 Jacob McMahon5 Nick Taylor6 David McCarthy7 Josh Pavlou8 Victor Cinco9 Arnold Quirong10 Oliver Jewell11 Michael Levy12 Marley Collins13 Mathew Care14 Daniel Colasacco15 Antoine Raoux16 Mark Short17 Andre Jowett18 Brian Nolan19 Ben Clarke20 Marlon Woltering21 Christian Henry24 Nick Hoban25 Ned Fallon1 Julian Bendoricchi2 Lachlan Samers3 Ben Walden4 Kristian Mattiuzzo5 Jordan Bettello6 Lachlan Aylen78 Joseph Milanese9 John McIntyre (C)10 Robert Costanzo (C)11 Alex McKenzie13 Nick Botham14 Dan Isaac15 Tom Gargano16 Tom Natoli17 Sean Ionidis1819202122<strong>23</strong> James Hollaway2425 David Schaftert26272829 Matthew Molloy3031 Hayden Manassa35 Anthony Beaini39 William Delahuntywww.hamptonrovers.com.auNTH BULLANTSCoach: Charlie FenechAssistants: Zan Usenov, Jon CarterOLD CAMBERWELLCoach: Adam WrightAsst Coach: Chris ZeegersOLD ESSENDONCoach: Steve WattsAsst Coach: Peter PhilpottOLD IVANHOECoach: Brad ShadboltOLD TRINITYCoach: Damian Ahearne1 Sam Maatouk3 Nicholas De Andrade (VC)4 Kris Niel5 Jason Viola6 Michael Sortino7 Maroun Diab9 Luke Duray10 Lachlan McRedmond11 Michael Turner12 Jake Thompson13 Liam Carter14 Lachlan Winter15 Jay Phelan16 Tony Vuwai17 Todd Beames (C)18 James Karanikos20 Damian D’Amore22 Cameron Taylor<strong>23</strong> Nathan Parkes24 Michael Ferma (VC)25 Daniel Vozinidis29 Jacob Fenech30 Nicholas Spagnolo34 Matthew Miller45 Anthony Chiodo1 Alex Purtell2 Justin Harty3 Nick Godfrey5 Josef Lagreca6 William Servinis7 Andrew Dimopoulos8 Edward Paynter9 Josh Harbottle10 Tim Diakovmako11 Joseph Cinque12 Sam Rimington13 Jacob Brudenell15 Sam Nix16 Matthew Ioannou17 John Benson20 Luca Lupone21 Stefan Zervides<strong>23</strong> Sam Mowat24 Dan Plowman25 Lachlan Roberts27 Stefan Rajic28 Alex Biaggini29 Nicholas Harrison30 Nathan Morrow32 Jack Normand36 Conor Mitchell39 Conor Healy40 Harry RobinsonDylan Craig-DarrochLeigh ReadTim Constantinou1 Jake Barrett2 Jack Bentick3 Daniel Beteramia4 Jack Clarke5 Ben Clements6 Taylor Cobby7 Andrew De Marco8 Jess Dichello9 Bradley Drysdale10 Matty Ferraro11 Josh Ferry12 Liam Flaherty13 Shaun Guerra14 Josh Lee15 Cameron Livori16 Travis Livori17 Jackson Marr18 Jake McEvey19 Mark Michelle20 Michael Moro21 Kenny Ng22 Christian Persano<strong>23</strong> Luke Pignolet24 Adam Portelli25 Matthew Ratcliffe26 Lewis Reed27 Danny Rowland28 James Shingler29 Todd Symons1 T Morris2 M Baxter3 A Veli4 K Tieman5 D Imbesi6 J Birch7 M DelMonte (C)8 A Bransgrove9 A Sheehan10 C Gogerly11 J Cecil12 D Mancuso13 A Norwood14 T Gleason15 C Harder16 C Pirret17 M Mitris18 T Ikedo19 K Trajanovski20 J Trajanovski21 J Ridewood22 P Mansfi eld<strong>23</strong> J Moio24 A Karim252627 M Kamay28 A Darrington29 C Gianfagna30 B Carpinteri31 M Licata1 Tim Bell2 Edward Bowman3 Chris Keys4 Nicholas Meadows5 Chris Riggs6 Steve Lawrence7 Tom Craigie8 Callum Rae9 Emerson Satur10 James Dell’Oro11 Doug Smith12 Reggie Smith13 Jobe Northey14 Oscar Fairweather15 Craig Foster16 Nick Piper17 James Gilfi llan18 Nick Lockwood19 Thomas Mead20 Peter Mescher21 Arther Nitsopoulos22 Edward Weatherson<strong>23</strong> Jake Weatherson24 John Moran25 Tom Peacock26 Jonathon Wong27 Nathan Merzvinskis28 Henry Winter29 Tim Stephens30 Jakob Steinhart31 Sam StackerAce GuttersPROUDLY SPONSORED BY.Miles Real Estate....IvanhoeMax Kirwan Mazda....PrestonBendigo Bank....East IvanhoeBlue RockChartered Accountants....Melbourne54 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


U19 – SOUTHBEAUMARISCoach: Marcus GoonanAsst: Tim HuntDE LA SALLE GOLDCoach: Rob Smith & Ken HaleyMAZENODCoach: Elio GrecoAssistant Coach: Lou CavaleraMHSOBCoach: Mark Elder1 Tim Pritchard 41 Lachlan Gallop3 Tom McManamy 43 Jordan Thompson4 James Hooper 44 Matt Davis5 Josh Ward 45 Callum Griffi ths6 James Bull 46 Hayden7 Dylan Davis Darbyshire8 Chris Smout 47 Tom Gandy9 Oliver Webber 48 Peter Paspaliaris10 Jackson Miller 50 Greg Pearson12 Alex Shulman 51 Callum Gillespie14 Sean Brennan 53 Alex Smout14 Anthony Djakic 54 Liam Brennan16 Andrew Dickinson 55 Will Minehan17 Luke Edmondson 58 Kurt Mocika18 Byron Hughes 5 Scott Sheldrick19 Matt Teasdale 61 Scott Braithwaite19 Harrison Bennett 66 Tim Cumming20 Brenton Schubert21 Jack Perkin22 Kyle McDonagh<strong>23</strong> Will Mattingly24 Lucas Bourne26 Sam Bennett27 Nick Dickinson27 Jayden Rayner28 Adam Tanzimat29 Luke Beasley30 Nick Voritch31 Ben Shaw32 Joel DiNatale33 Alex Shulman34 Will Edmonds35 Ethan McMaster36 Mark Ramanathan36 Liam Coghlan37 Tom Abbott38 James Hall39 Matt Prosser40 Ray Lenygel1 Josh Fisher2 Charlie Haley5 Jonathan Mallas7 Andrew Brown8 Jonathan Tsoutsouris9 Con Panna10 Ben Forrest11 David Convery14 Josh Wood15 Beau Conncik18 Nathan Beaumont19 Jack Gava20 Nicholas Pane21 James Amerena22 Jason Terrell<strong>23</strong> Liam O’Rourke24 Lucas Forato25 Kristian Johannsen26 Tim Shallue27 Simon Woodcock28 Liam Grech29 James Howard30 Dimi Damianos33 Oscar Persson34 Danny Bollas49 Nick Hyland50 Nick Holmes1 M Stevenson2 L Greco3 S Tyrrell4 A Bau6 B Shorten7 L Greco8 J Tyrrell9 J Paul9 P Malietzis10 S Cavalera (C)11 S Milner12 L Gonzales14 S Welsford15 L Kearns17 S Jones19 J Little21 J Kelly24 J Gentile25 M Kambouris27 J Murphy30 J Schiano31 P Flanagan37 B Mead53 A Di Petta81 J El-hage83 L Mann85 R Fileccia1 Jesse Casserly (C)2 Rex Gavan3 Liam Ferris (VC)4 Lawrence Bradford5 David Ternes (C)8 Tharindu Hewa-Kapuge9 Mason Fennesy-Kent14 Nick Huett17 Daniel Eimutis19 Peter Melilli21 Declan Lee22 Oliver Miles26 Paul Niklas27 Lachlan George28 Jeff Leong29 Sam Hayes31 Max Nelson33 Riley Batchelor34 Daniel Bye37 Jake Duell39 Joseph Doan40 Andrew Lynch56 Andrew Wheelahan60 Chris Sarpa63 Mark Santomartino68 Albert Kuang70 Josiah Hoang-Le71 Adam Ashton72 Roshane Wickramathilake73 Vidhur Rangaswamy74 Nigel Ashton75 Ayad Ashan76 Lowindu Dharmaratne77 Will DredgeMONASH BLUESCoach: Darryl Hoffmann1 Cody Johnson2 Alex Armstrong3 Sam Whatley5 Dinesh Nijhawan7 Matthew Woodhouse8 Andrew Prentice9 Mathew Pittman10 Cameron Rathbone11 Jack Rowland12 Matthew Myers (C)13 Aiden Parisi14 Ben Cailes15 James Cossins16 Connor Rochford (C)17 Tomas Retford18 Jake Cockburn21 Stephen Castle22 Nicholas Burri<strong>23</strong> Ben Tilley24 Matt Davies26 Martin Beecroft27 Kurtis Young28 Tom Ruddell30 Matthew Zorkau31 Annas Al Sharea32 Robert Churkovich33 Jack Cookson34 James Duffy35 Oliver Fitzpatrick36 Billy Geary37 Tim Kallady38 Justin MitrevskiOLD XAVERIANSPrem Coaches: Dan CurtainAsst: James Woods1 Steven Berengo2 Louis Denton3 Andrew Pasceri4 Matt Jenkinson5 Tim Dillon6 Nick Pepperell7 Cauley Beetham8 Jeremy Preece9 Matt Douglas10 Jack Bergin11 Dan Iacuone12 Dan Harangozo13 Karl Kaldawi14 Darcy Cotchett15 William Ryan16 James Morrison17 Matthew Vlahos18 Zac Pirrie19 Mitch Skene20 Ashley Sorrenti21 Nick Costa22 Sam Franklyn<strong>23</strong> Charlie Woodley24 Jack O’Sullivan25 Dan Barry26 Pat Storey27 Ben Plant28 Michael Hannan29 Julian Sanfi lippo30 Sam Mcclure31 Jack Curtis32 Marcus Torr33 Elliot Pititto34 Charlie Hess35 Josh Bosnar36 Jonathan Blake37 James Campbell38 Oliver Condon39 Jack Delmo40 Anthony Dickinson41 Adriano Donato42 Alex Elliott43 James Emonsom44 Tom Ferne45 Matthew Galbraith46 Toby Koffman47 Andrew McCarthy48 Damien Murray49 Nicholas Nunan50 Harry O’Sullivan51 Jonathan Smarrelli52 Benjamin Smith53 Zac Cosgrave54 Michael Burne55 Patrick Cleeve56 Jeff Davies57 Dante De Thomas58 Jack Fahey59 Benjamin Faulkner60 Luke Flegeltaub61 Darcy Frawley62 Xavier Frawley63 Tom Gunn64 Tim Hannon65 Patrick Hardigan66 Azy Asan67 Jacob Healy68 Damien Holland69 William Kennedy70 Jack Long71 Matthew Margin72 Lewis Mather73 Jack Mcclusky74 Andrew Melilli75 Robert O’Bryan76 Jack Rathgeber77 Terry Reed78 Matt Ridolfi79 Patt Slingo80 Gabriel Varveri81 Pat YuenPENINSULACoach: Andrew De Lange1 Sam Glen2 Tom Hume3 Tom Humphris4 Nick Baron5 Cameron Macauley6 Sam Messinis (C)7 Xavier Rittman8 Broguen Roberts9 Jordan Owens10 Ryan Tierney11 Liam Nickels14 Scott Cain15 Matthew Stannage16 Travis Kellerman19 Tom Barbour20 Steve O’Neil<strong>23</strong> Laurens Van der Sluijs25 Ben McCulloch27 Dylan Sorensen28 James Webster29 Jordan Pomeroy30 Jack Rothery36 Hamish DonaldsonST. MARY’S SALESIANCoach: Michael Learmonth1 Jake Evans (C)2 Tom Whittle3 Sam Murphy4 Scott Gatehouse (DVC)5 Henry Wong6 Jack Fetch7 Frank Ravida8 Nathan Evans9 Nick Alexopoulos10 Heath Chipperfi eld (VC)12 Max Kitchen13 Stefan Gusts (DVC)14 Brett Borland15 Fergus Tremaine17 James Weston18 Mitch Op’t Hoog (VC)20 Ben Semmler-Farr21 Rowan Nickless<strong>23</strong> Tom Ham24 Fabian D’Addazio25 Jack Borland26 Mitch Adam27 Sean Collis28 James Touhy29 Nick Place30 Tom Lovelock33 Michael DockerTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 55


U19 – NORTHBANYULECoach: Rob KnightAsst: Rob Henshall1 Jake Rice (VC)2 Steven Tindale (VC)3 Patrick Millsom4 Marcus Borg5 Nick Biscontin6 Jared Wanders7 Andrew Edwards8 Luke Delaney9 Chris Marotta10 Brandon Ward11 James Radford12 Justin Sirianni15 Jeremy Brazzale16 Ryan Dawson17 Jake Grose19 Joshua Price20 Zach Cleaver21 Adam Renwick22 Jarrad Cahir<strong>23</strong> Peter Hook24 Brandon Kelly (VC)25 Jarrad Appleby29 Heath Mc Donald33 Andrew Snow37 Jack Langford38 Jeremy Ryan CBULLEENTEMPLESTOWECoach: James FloranceTeam Manager: Santino Paolucci1 Adam Lauria3 Robert Rametta5 David Dakin7 Thomas Matz8 Adam Ruggiero10 William Dimopoulos11 Anthony Greco12 Anthony Morabito13 Joseph Paolucci (VC)15 Scott Coghill16 Michael Vergamalis17 Oliver Groth (C)18 Asi Shankara19 Nicholas Palumbo (VC)20 Lachlan Millen21 Peter Tonelli<strong>23</strong> Mitchell Carey25 Rustin Bulmer26 Ricky Verocchi27 Elie Yamen28 Dwayne Bulmer47 Anthony Kayrooz49 Matthew Costa52 Romie Elbaba61 Aaron Tribuzio62 Bek Cetinkaya63 Arvin Alai64 Emirson MekaEMMAUS ST LEOSCoach:LIST NOT SUPPLIEDIVANHOECoach: Adam WrightAsst Coach: Chris Zeegers1 Alex Purtell2 Justin Harty3 Nick Godfrey5 Josef Lagreca6 William Servinis7 Andrew Dimopoulos8 Edward Paynter9 Josh Harbottle10 Tim Diakovmako11 Joseph Cinque12 Sam Rimington13 Jacob Brudenell15 Sam Nix16 Matthew Ioannou17 John Benson20 Luca Lupone21 Stefan Zervides<strong>23</strong> Sam Mowat24 Dan Plowman25 Lachlan Roberts27 Stefan Rajic28 Alex Biaggini29 Nicholas Harrison30 Nathan Morrow32 Jack Normand36 Conor Mitchell39 Conor Healy40 Harry RobinsonDylan Craig-DarrochLeigh ReadTim ConstantinouLA TROBE UNIVERSITYCoach:OLD WESTBOURNECoach: Darren SaundersTHERRY PENOLACoach: A. MillsWHITEFRIARS OCFCCoach: Dean Thorn1 Karl Anderson2 Zac Atkins (VC)3 Kynan Borthwick (C)4 Alex Brain5 Alex Brereton6 Ben Dales-Sutton7 Grant Dowler (DVC)8 Josh Dunne9 Michael Gioskos10 Grant Waldron11 Michael Harney12 Luke Hooke13 Phil Merrett14 Todd Picone15 Brendan Renfrey16 Stuart Scudamore17 George Stevenenson18 Georgie Thomas19 Liam Toohey (DVC)20 Brad Taylor21 Justin Pigdon22 Lachlan Watson<strong>23</strong> Carl Joyce24 Lachlan Eades25 Anthony Bozonello1 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. Kay<strong>23</strong> J. Watterson1 K Biddlestone2 L Lentini3 H Rowe4 D McCracken5 N Cauchi6 S Rees7 M Jones8 B Ratcliffe (C)9 N Ratcliffe10 J Gibson11 T Gumley12 D McKibbin13 D Gumley15 M Jugovic16 M Gough18 C Bryceson20 J Molloy<strong>23</strong> J Ellis31 J Gough32 A Ractliffe33 M McCrae37 J Curran38 B Campisi42 M Trimble43 J McMahon49 J Borg50 M Rasille55 J Failla59 L Vassallo1 Thomas Campbell3 Michael Nitas56 Adrian Papac7 Stefan (VC)Cardamone89 Dominic Chambers10 Andrew De Angelis11 Liam Pratt1213 Nathan Mc Keown1416 Thomas (VC)Stanbrook17 Marcus Di Pietrantonio18 Damien Loh19 Troy Donis20 Karl Windhofer21 Benjamin Mathews22 Daniel O’brien<strong>23</strong> Andrew (C)Daou24 Jack Nicholls25 James Rudolph26 Marcus Di Bartolomeo27 Thomas Leechman28 Jon Deller29 Dylan Pike30 Thomas Murphy31 Campbell Gauld32 Marcus Johnson33 David Blewonski34 Octavian Bozga35 Calvin Spencer56 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


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UMPIRESOne of the all-time legends of the lower gradesDavid “Balltearer” D’Altera celebrates his500 th VAFA game this Saturday. “Tearer” whowaves the flags these days after a long careeras a field umpire provided us with a bit of abackground.In his words:“I first came to the VAFA in 1985 with my oldmate Ronnie (OFTS) Smith. Ron & I startedwith the VFA in 1979 and umpired for sixyears doing Under 19s and Panton Hill Leaguematches. Unfortunately in my first season withthe VAFA, I sustained a cartilage injury andmissed the later stages of the season. AlthoughI have never umpired a Grand Final as a fieldumpire, I have done quite a number both asa boundary or goal umpire. I also have keptbusy on Sundays, umpiring in the Yarra JuniorLeague since 1992 and have goal umpiredthere since 2009. I ran 450 VAFA matches as aField Umpire, and now crack the 500 mark as aGoal Umpire. I have had a number of overseastrips which were very enjoyable, so maybeit has taken me a little longer to reach suchmilestones! The greater majority of gamesumpired have been in the D Sections & Under19s. I have seen a number of Advisors comeand go over the seasons, each with their ownindividual styles and approach. I consider theVAFA a great environment to be, especially foryounger umpires wishing to attain progression.Finally, I wish to thank my partner Lidiya for hercontinued loyal support on weekends. Also tothe clubs and players for “putting on the show”each round.”Steve McCarthy & Cam DavidsonBALLTEARER’S BIG ONEBelated thank youLast week we thanked all at Prahran/Assumption and Yarra Valley for the way theyhelped celebrate Anthony Damen’s 450thVAFA game the week before. AD asked usto send a special shout-out to Neil “Bubba”Wallmeyer for presenting the match andmagnificent bottle of GRAMP’S red wine.Thanks Bubba, always a great supporter of theumpires.Pre-Finals DinnerDon’t forget Monday 22 nd August at the G.Contact Rusty Davidson as soon as possible if:1. They are bringing a partner2. They require a special meal.3. They wish to request a car parking space.Every umpire is expected to attend unlessthey have provided Rusty with a written notestating otherwise. More details to follow, but itpromises to be a huge night.A word from our sponsorDon’t forget to head down to Harris FamilyButchers (73 Mackie Road, East Bentleigh).Well done Balltearer, have a great day.58 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011“Umpiring is Everyone’s Business”


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UNDER 18Ben HodgesUHS-VU/FLEMINGTON HUGEUHS-VU/Flemington defeated a hapless TherryPenola by 165 points. Both these teams have hadan up and down kind of year, looking better atdifferent times but not quite finishing it off on thescoreboard. Unfortunately for Therry, UHS cameto play starting off with 11 scoring shots to 2 inthe first quarter to obliterate the opposition. WithBrent Kelly leading the way with 7 goals whileHugo Roberts continued his good form for theyear. The defence was strong all game only letting3 behinds through for the whole game. For TherryPenola, it was a disappointing day with only 17players listed this was always going to be tough.Hopefully Therry can bounce back and regain afew players and make a meal of their run homeand test a couple of the top sides.quarter went much the same with the Tigers againhaving more scoring shots; this time convertingthree out of their four shots, whilst Rupo couldonly manage one. In the second half both sidestraded blows and showed the great talent comingthrough this years U18 competition. Werribeewent into the last quarter up by 7 points andhoped to hold on in the last to produce an upsetand prove that they are the real deal. UnfortunatelyRupertswood had other plans and kicked 5 goalsto hit the lead and steal the victory from the Tigershands. Ben Stoios was best, playing his best gamefor the year while Scott Stewart did his best tokeep Werribee going. For Rupo they had fivemultiple goal kickers while Stefaniw and Smithgot the job done.In a tight game at Soldiers Reserve, Rupertswoodgot over a determined Werribee by 7 points. In thefirst quarter, Werribee had all the opportunitiesto score but could only kick two goals five, to beleading by four points at quarter time. The secondUNDER 18 LAST ROUNDOakleigh AFC 5.0 7.4 10.8 14.12 (96)St Bernards 1.2 2.3 2.13 6.13 (49)GOALS Oakleigh AFC: A. Cloke 5 S. Osmani 4 Z. Pearce-Thomas 2 A. Bau 1 A. Abel 1A. Mase 1 St Bernards: M. Hughes 2 W. Sullivan 2 D. Thompson 1 L. Sullivan 1BEST Oakleigh AFC: S. Wines C. Grant K. Johnson A. Bau R. Blair C. DoughertySt Bernards: J. Bye M. Feehan M. Gurrisi M. Sulzberger C. Connelly A. NicouRupertswood AFC 2.1 3.5 7.6 12.10 (82)Werribee AFC 2.5 5.6 8.7 11.9 (75)GOALS Rupertswood AFC: R. Pretty 2 M. Wilson 2 J. Gay 2 S. Gregory 2 J. Dunn 2R. Coots 1 A. Phillips 1Werribee AFC: D. Taylor 3 H. King 2 E. Turner 2 M. Despott 1 J. Elliott 1 M. Fitzpatrick1 D. McLellan 1BEST Rupertswood AFC: T. Stefaniw J. Dunn B. Smith M. Tabone R. Coots B. AulichWerribee AFC: B. Stoios S. Stewart K. Junker L. Gibbs N. Coyne H. AcciaritoUHS-VU/Flemington 7.4 11.9 17.15 25.18 (168)Therry Penola 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 (3)GOALS UHS-VU/Flemington: B. Kelly 7 G. Regan 5 B. Panyanouvong 4 B. Anderson2 J. Saill 2 W. Cheesman 1 H. Roberts 1 J. Healey 1 D. Spiteri 1 L. Grant 1 TherryPenola: not providedBEST UHS-VU/Flemington: H. Roberts B. Kelly L. St Clair G. Regan M. Khodr J. SaillTherry Penola: not providedIn the final game Oakleigh defeated a slow startingSt Bernards to edge closer to Williamstown on theladder. Lead by Aaron Cloke and Shams Osmani,the Krushers started well kicking five goals to onein a big first quarter. The second and third quarterwent much the same as the first with Oakleighkicking five goals and the Bernies only kickingone. The Bernies didn’t seem to switch on until thelast quarter when both teams kicking four goals apiece. The Bernies would have been disappointedin their start and might have challenged theKrushers if it wasn’t for a lackluster first threequarters. For the Krushers Stuart Wines and KeatJohnson played well to give them the win and forthe Snowdogs William Sullivan kicked two whilstJarrod Bye and Matthew Gurrisi played well.TODAYSelections in BOLDOAKLEIGH AFC v WERRIBEE AFCRUPERTSWOOD AFC v THERRY PENOLAUHS-VU/FLEMINGTON v ST BERNARDS60 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011SPORTS INJURY CASUALTY - OPEN 1-7 SATURDAY


UNDER 18OAKLEIGHCoach: Chris MooreRUPERTSWOODCoach: Rod WilliamsAsst: Shane BraddyST BERNARDSCoach: Craig Connelly2 C Lavery3 P Falvo4 T Harold6 A Cloke7 A Deneys8 J Dal Santo9 A Mase10 O Shams11 M Podesta12 C Hermitte13 T Minchin14 B Baxter15 Z Pearce-Thomas18 J Sullivan19 J Stockdale20 K Johnson21 N Guerin22 B Grizzell24 J Benoiton26 A Shams27 L Paramanathan28 C Grant29 S Wines30 J Davis1 M Twentyman2 J Gay3 M Wilson4 B Grech5 B Riley6 J Williams7 M Said8 M Tabone9 T Galea10 M Heywood11 T Stefaniw14 S Morganti15 B Swallow17 H Plumb18 J Gale19 J Simpson20 J Kremers21 J Dunn22 L McKenna<strong>23</strong> K Murphy24 J Janson25 B Webber29 C Schofi eld33 D Bourne34 T Murphy35 J Braddy38 R Braddy44 T Coles56 J Koenigsmann31 M. Sulzberger (C)33 J. Van Mel34 M. Feehan35 L. Allison36 K. O’Conner37 S. Firth38 A. Graham39 D. Riley40 P. Lenoury41 M. Hughes42 W. Sullivan43 C. Connelly44 S. Schepis45 L. McIntyre46 A. O’Conner47 A. Nicou48 J. Weir49 L. Sullivan50 J. Bennie51 J. Bye52 T. Christie53 M. GurrisiNORTHSUBURBANSPORTSCLUB. INC.THERRY PENOLACoach: R Egglestone2 K Biddlestone ( C )3 H Rowe6 S Rees8 B Ratcliffe12 S Tatlock14 B Egglestone17 N Karikas18 C Bryceson21 D Ryan22 P Nguyen24 S Califore25 J Burt26 S Jerjees27 J Bolding28 M Trende30 D Lyons31 J Gough34 M Lyons36 J Fairbanks37 J Curran38 A Iaquinto42 D Blake43 J McMahon45 R Mckibbin50 J McDonald55 M Jacobson73 W McIntosh74 M BeckmanUHS-VU /FLEMINGTONCoach: M GrantAssistant: T Habel1 Benjamin Anderson2 James Dimattina3 Edward Pearson4 William Cheeseman5 Michael Cannizzaro6 Eddie Gibbons7 Miles Sharples8 Nicholas Wallace9 Daniel Lindsey10 Benjamin Weisser11 Hugo Roberts13 Lloyd Grant14 Dan Spiteri15 Billy Panyanouvong16 Conor Walsh17 Jack Saill18 Brent Kelly19 Ethan Gardiner20 Muhammed Khodr21 Anthony Ausage22 Oliver Conlan<strong>23</strong> Sean Farah25 Nicholas Devereux26 James Healey27 Michael Fogarty30 Shaquille Parker31 Harry Anderson32 Vincent McIntyre33 Glen Regan34 Andrew Nguyen72 Nicholas WaughWERRIBEECoach: Mike TurnerAssistant: Damien Fitzpatrick1 Ethan Turner (CC)2 Nick Fincher3 Brent Turner4 Conner Purton5 Matthew Fitzpatrick (CC)6 Mohhamd Hawlli7 Dillon Taylor (CC)8 Ben Stois9 Joel Patty10 Daniel delaney11 Scott Stewart12 Mitch Gatti13 Ben McMillan14 Matthew Turner (CC)15 Brody Watts16 Matthew Burton17 Kevin Junker18 Jack Harris19 Justin Cmiel20 Dylan McClellan21 Morgan williams22 Matthew Brown<strong>23</strong> Jack Elliott24 Haydn Acciarito25 Trent Lockwood26 Nishan Coyne27 Matt Despott28 Ryan Ellis29 Craig Moloney30 Jake Depetro31 Jesse Humphries32 Luke Gibbs33 Patrick O’Brian34 Reece FrostWILLIAMSTOWNCoach: Mathew MontebelloAssistants: Dave Caras,Bill Green,Ken West1 George Daaboul (DVC)2 Sean O’Shea-Korbot3 Yuma Hemphill4 Jackson Pennington5 Mathew Farrugia (C)6 Sam McHugh7 Lachlan Gibbs8 Navar Russell (VC)9 Robert Chan10 Robert Jansen11 Mitchell Knight12 Jake Rycroft13 Sean Mcvernon14 Tim Murphy15 Ashley Heaver16 Mathew Makin (C)17 Billy McRae18 Trent Dimitriou19 Abraham Isac20 Josh Newton21 Nic Holdsworth (VC)22 Abe Weaven-Cahill<strong>23</strong> Mathew Bellion24 Jayden Costello25 Sam Georgiovski26 James Beck27 Nicholas Fry28 Jack Gittins29 Joseph Hodgson30 Lachlan Hunter31 Nathan Bratby32 Mitchell Lane33 David Iaccarino34 Adrian Marasea35 Callum Matheson36 Jack McKenzie37 Benjamin McKenzie-Sirett38 Jack Peace39 Sven Rolts40 Reuben SlaneyTHE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 61


VAFA LADDERS 2011U19 SECTION 2 P W L D B FF F A % PtsWERRIBEE 13 13 0 0 0 0 1786 629 283.94 52ST BERNARDS 13 10 2 0 1 0 1408 589 <strong>23</strong>9.05 44ST KEVINS 13 9 2 0 1 1 1165 536 217.35 44OLD HAILEYBURY 13 8 3 0 1 1 1118 655 170.69 40CAULFIELD GRAMM 13 9 3 0 0 1 1245 816 152.57 40OLD MENTONIANS 13 7 5 0 1 0 1212 811 149.45 32OLD CAREY 13 7 6 0 0 0 1300 985 131.98 28ORMOND 13 5 7 0 0 1 1245 1129 110.27 24OLD BRIGHTON 13 2 11 0 0 0 452 1682 26.87 8U19 SECTION 3 P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD TRINITY 13 7 6 0 0 0 1194 1<strong>23</strong>1 96.99 28MARCELLIN 13 7 6 0 0 0 1016 1297 78.33 28COLLEGIANS 13 5 6 1 0 1 1169 893 130.91 26OLD CAMBERWELL 13 4 6 1 1 1 928 1084 85.61 26OLD ESSENDON 12 4 8 0 0 0 688 1075 64 16NORTHERN BULLANTS 13 3 9 0 1 0 688 1302 52.84 16AJAX 13 3 10 0 0 0 711 1347 52.78 12HAMPTON ROVERS 13 2 10 0 0 1 747 1545 48.35 12OLD IVANHOE 13 0 12 0 1 0 676 1617 41.81 4U19 SOUTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsMAZENOD 13 11 0 0 1 1 1613 535 301.5 52OLD XAVERIANS 13 8 3 1 1 0 1173 572 205.07 38MONASH BLUES 13 7 4 0 2 0 922 965 95.54 36ST MARY’S SALESIAN 13 7 4 1 1 0 1106 964 114.73 34PENINSULA 13 5 7 0 1 0 968 1054 91.84 24MHSOB 12 3 7 0 1 1 794 988 80.36 20DE LA SALLE 12 3 7 1 1 0 567 1152 49.22 18BEAUMARIS 13 2 9 1 1 0 725 1057 68.59 14OLD GEELONG 11 1 6 0 2 0 449 1030 43.59 12U19 NORTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsLA TROBE UNI 13 10 2 0 0 1 1477 883 167.27 44BULLEEN TEMP 13 10 3 0 0 0 1769 839 210.85 40BANYULE 13 8 4 0 0 1 1636 885 184.86 36THERRY PENOLA 13 8 4 0 0 1 1513 999 151.45 36IVANHOE 13 6 6 0 0 1 1397 1045 133.68 28WHITEFRIARS OC 13 3 9 0 0 1 12<strong>23</strong> 1118 109.39 16EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 1 10 0 0 0 666 1994 33.4 4OLD WESTBOURNE 13 0 8 0 0 1 463 <strong>23</strong>81 19.45 4UNDER 18 P W L D B FF F A % PtsRUPERTSWOOD AFC 13 10 1 0 1 1 1131 467 242.18 48WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 9 3 0 1 0 1204 555 216.94 40OAKLEIGH AFC 13 8 3 0 1 1 1082 772 140.16 40WERRIBEE AFC 13 6 4 0 2 1 936 731 128.04 36ST BERNARDS 13 4 7 0 1 1 9<strong>23</strong> 957 96.45 24UHS-VU/FLEMINGTON 13 3 8 0 1 1 764 1012 75.49 20THERRY PENOLA 13 1 9 0 2 1 611 1161 52.63 16OLD CAMBERWELL 11 0 4 0 2 0 329 817 40.27 8CLUB XVIII 1 P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD MELBURNIANS 13 13 0 0 0 0 1427 519 274.95 52OLD XAVERIANS 13 12 1 0 0 0 1411 491 287.37 48DE LA SALLE 13 7 6 0 0 0 914 793 115.26 28UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 4 8 0 0 1 877 862 101.74 20PRAHRAN ASSUMP 13 5 8 0 0 0 766 975 78.56 20MONASH BLUES 13 5 8 0 0 0 707 1041 67.92 20OLD IVANHOE 13 5 8 0 0 0 737 1252 58.87 20ST BERNARDS 13 0 12 0 0 0 543 1449 37.47 0CLUB XVIII NTH P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD CAREY 13 13 0 0 0 0 1483 510 290.78 52BANYULE 13 10 3 0 0 0 1203 686 175.36 40WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 13 8 5 0 0 0 1072 650 164.92 32NOBS/ST PATS 13 7 5 1 0 0 809 826 97.94 30FITZROY 13 6 6 1 0 0 961 734 130.93 26RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 5 7 1 0 0 893 1022 87.38 22IVANHOE 13 5 8 0 0 0 803 974 82.44 20THERRY PENOLA 13 5 8 0 0 0 791 1027 77.02 20OLD PARADIANS 13 4 8 1 0 0 591 1187 49.79 18UHS-VU 13 0 13 0 0 0 450 1474 30.53 0CLUB XVIII STH P W L D B FF F A % PtsMAZENOD 13 9 1 1 2 0 1028 465 221.08 46HAWTHORN 13 8 3 0 2 0 1126 679 165.83 40AJAX 13 7 4 0 2 0 850 708 120.06 36ORMOND AFC 13 6 5 0 2 0 941 717 131.24 32OLD GEELONG 13 5 6 1 1 0 939 832 112.86 26HAMPTON ROVERS 13 2 9 0 2 0 570 1192 47.82 16RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 1 10 0 2 0 513 1374 37.34 12Phone: (03)8562 9100 Fax: (03)8562 911162 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011


VAFA LADDERS 2011PREMIER C P W L D B FF F A % PtsAJAX 12 11 1 0 0 0 1270 795 159.75 44WERRIBEE 12 10 2 0 0 0 1463 666 219.67 40MAZENOD 12 7 5 0 0 0 1029 1098 93.72 28RUPERTSWOOD 12 6 6 0 0 0 980 1005 97.51 24MONASH BLUES 12 5 6 1 0 0 834 846 98.58 22FITZROY 12 5 7 0 0 0 1002 1129 88.75 20OLD ESSENDON 12 5 7 0 0 0 867 1081 80.2 20ORMOND 12 4 8 0 0 0 981 1010 97.13 16OLD CAMBERWELL 12 3 8 1 0 0 735 1025 71.71 14MHSOB 12 3 9 0 0 0 786 1292 60.84 12PREMIER C RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsWERRIBEE 12 12 0 0 0 0 1334 439 303.87 48AJAX 12 9 2 1 0 0 1037 511 202.94 38ORMOND 12 9 3 0 0 0 1109 625 177.44 36FITZROY 12 7 4 1 0 0 948 707 134.09 30MAZENOD 12 6 6 0 0 0 908 818 111 24OLD CAMBERWELL 12 5 7 0 0 0 715 865 82.66 20MONASH BLUES 12 5 7 0 0 0 696 938 74.2 20MHSOB 12 3 9 0 0 0 581 1002 57.98 12OLD ESSENDON 12 2 10 0 0 0 401 1199 33.44 8RUPERTSWOOD 12 1 11 0 0 0 587 1250 46.96 4DIVISION 1 P W L D B FF F A % PtsBANYULE 13 13 0 0 0 0 1559 849 183.63 52WHITEFRIARS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1271 961 132.26 36WILLIAMSTOWN 13 8 3 2 0 0 1278 1016 125.79 36PARKDALE VULTURES 13 8 5 0 0 0 1366 1041 131.22 32NOBS/ST PATS 13 7 5 1 0 0 1180 1086 108.66 30PENINSULA 13 7 6 0 0 0 1294 1184 109.29 28OLD GEELONG 13 6 7 0 0 0 1086 1153 94.19 24OLD PARADIANS 13 3 10 0 0 0 978 1255 77.93 12OLD MENTONIANS 13 2 10 1 0 0 855 1459 58.6 10BULLEEN TEMP 13 0 13 0 0 0 864 1727 50.03 0DIVISION 1 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD GEELONG 13 12 1 0 0 0 1460 691 211.29 48BANYULE 13 12 1 0 0 0 1505 725 207.59 48PARKDALE VULTURES 13 11 2 0 0 0 1209 739 163.6 44WILLIAMSTOWN 13 8 5 0 0 0 1046 920 113.7 32WHITEFRIARS 13 6 7 0 0 0 1114 950 117.26 24NOBS/ST PATS 13 6 7 0 0 0 939 959 97.91 24OLD PARADIANS 13 4 9 0 0 0 875 899 97.33 16PENINSULA 13 4 9 0 0 0 827 1041 79.44 16OLD MENTONIANS 13 2 11 0 0 0 691 1739 39.74 8BULLEEN TEMP 13 0 13 0 0 0 539 1542 34.95 0DIVISION 2 P W L D B FF F A % PtsGLEN EIRA 13 13 0 0 0 0 1589 795 199.87 52THERRY PENOLA 13 10 3 0 0 0 1154 907 127.<strong>23</strong> 40ST JOHNS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1467 932 157.4 36LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 13 9 4 0 0 0 12<strong>23</strong> 973 125.69 36ELTHAM 13 8 5 0 0 0 1159 1092 106.14 32EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 5 8 0 0 0 1126 1165 96.65 20STH MELB DISTRICTS 13 4 9 0 0 0 1135 1185 95.78 16ST MARY’S SALESIAN 13 3 10 0 0 0 949 1508 62.93 12AQUINAS 13 3 10 0 0 0 845 1395 60.57 12OLD WESTBOURNE 13 1 12 0 0 0 865 1560 55.45 4DIVISION 2 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsTHERRY PENOLA 13 12 1 0 0 0 1493 589 253.48 48GLEN EIRA 13 12 1 0 0 0 1184 557 212.57 48ST JOHNS 13 10 3 0 0 0 1366 658 207.6 40ST MARY’S SALESIAN 13 8 5 0 0 0 997 983 101.42 32EMMAUS ST LEOS 13 6 7 0 0 0 971 1037 93.64 24STH MELB DISTRICTS 13 6 7 0 0 0 842 1022 82.39 24LA TROBE UNIVERSITY 13 5 8 0 0 0 978 914 107 20ELTHAM 13 3 10 0 0 0 493 1315 37.49 12AQUINAS 13 2 11 0 0 0 527 1164 45.27 8OLD WESTBOURNE 13 1 12 0 0 0 568 1200 47.33 4DIVISION 3 P W L D B FF F A % PtsPRAHRAN ASSUMP 13 13 0 0 0 0 1570 752 208.78 52YARRA VALLEY 13 10 3 0 0 0 1429 809 176.64 40MONASH GRYPHONS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1001 889 112.6 36IVANHOE 13 9 4 0 0 0 1125 1025 109.76 36UHS-VU 13 6 7 0 0 0 1188 1158 102.59 24ELSTERNWICK 13 6 7 0 0 0 1131 1<strong>23</strong>4 91.65 24KEW 13 5 8 0 0 0 1030 1133 90.91 20HAWTHORN 13 5 8 0 0 0 1088 1417 76.78 20POWER HOUSE 13 4 9 0 0 0 990 1066 92.87 16ALBERT PARK 13 4 9 0 0 0 1089 1290 84.42 16WEST BRUNSWICK 13 4 9 0 0 0 887 1201 73.86 16MT LILYDALE 13 3 10 0 0 0 804 1358 59.2 12DIVISION 3 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsPRAHRAN ASSUMP 13 11 2 0 0 0 1398 433 322.86 44YARRA VALLEY 13 10 3 0 0 0 1350 570 <strong>23</strong>6.84 40KEW 13 9 4 0 0 0 935 871 107.35 36WEST BRUNSWICK 13 8 5 0 0 0 1113 708 157.2 32UHS-VU 13 8 5 0 0 0 1224 841 145.54 32MONASH GRYPHONS 13 8 5 0 0 0 911 674 135.16 32HAWTHORN 13 8 5 0 0 0 1082 896 120.76 32POWER HOUSE 13 6 7 0 0 0 822 848 96.93 24IVANHOE 13 5 8 0 0 0 863 944 91.42 20ELSTERNWICK 13 3 10 0 0 0 567 1368 41.45 12ALBERT PARK 13 2 11 0 0 0 542 1631 33.<strong>23</strong> 8MT LILYDALE 13 0 13 0 0 0 396 1479 26.77 0DIVISION 4 P W L D B FF F A % PtsST FRANCIS XAVIER 13 12 1 0 0 0 1822 1033 176.38 48RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 9 4 0 0 0 1381 1044 132.28 36SWINBURNE UNI 13 9 4 0 0 0 1468 1120 131.07 36ELEY PARK SHARKS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1686 1300 129.69 36SOUTH MORNINGTON 13 7 6 0 0 0 1434 1262 113.63 28NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 5 8 0 0 0 1341 1207 111.1 20MAN’HAM COBRAS 13 5 8 0 0 0 1274 1190 107.06 20POINT COOK 13 5 8 0 0 0 1367 1500 91.13 20BOX HILL NORTH 13 4 9 0 0 0 1290 1602 80.52 16CHADSTONE 13 0 13 0 0 0 422 2227 18.95 0DIVISION 4 RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsSOUTH MORNINGTON 13 12 1 0 0 0 1748 414 422.22 48ST FRANCIS XAVIER 13 10 3 0 0 0 1426 541 263.59 40NORTH BRUNSWICK 13 9 3 1 0 0 1041 660 157.73 38RICHMOND CENTRAL 13 9 4 0 0 0 1253 642 195.17 36ELEY PARK SHARKS 13 9 4 0 0 0 1193 940 126.91 36SWINBURNE UNI 13 4 7 2 0 0 992 1013 97.93 20MAN’HAM COBRAS 13 4 9 0 0 0 890 930 95.7 16POINT COOK 13 3 9 1 0 0 755 1254 60.21 14BOX HILL NORTH 13 3 10 0 0 0 801 1319 60.73 12CHADSTONE 13 0 13 0 0 0 <strong>23</strong>3 2651 8.79 0U19 PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 13 10 2 0 1 0 1483 691 214.62 44DE LA SALLE 13 11 2 0 0 0 1287 663 194.12 44BEAUMARIS 13 10 3 0 0 0 1327 914 145.19 40ST BEDES/MT 13 8 3 1 1 0 1215 841 144.47 38OLD SCOTCH 13 8 4 0 1 0 1173 1025 114.44 36UNIVERSITY BLUES 13 4 8 1 0 0 1062 1166 91.08 18FITZROY 13 4 9 0 0 0 1032 1376 75 16OLD MELBURNIANS 13 3 10 0 0 0 912 1327 68.73 12UNIVERSITY BLACKS 13 2 10 0 1 0 787 1170 67.26 12THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011 63


WINNING EDGECLUB CHAMPIONSHIPCLUB SENIORS UNDER 19/18 RESERVES THIRDS/CLUB XVIII TOTALBANYULE AFC 52 27 24 10 113WERRIBEE DISTRICTS FC 40 39 24 4 107CAULFIELD GRAMMARIANS 44 30 16 10 100THERRY PENOLA OB 40 27 24 5 96OLD XAVERIANS 32 30 21 12 95WILLIAMSTOWN 36 27 16 8 87ST KEVINS OB 34 30 14 9 87MAZENOD OC 28 36 12 9.5 85.5LA TROBE UNIVERSITY AFC 36 33 10 79DE LA SALLE OC 22 33 16 8 79PRAHRAN ASSUMPTION AFC 52 22 5 79AJAX AFC 44 6 19 7 79COLLEGIANS 40 13.5 16 9 78.5GLEN EIRA AFC 52 24 76ST BERNARDS 20 30 16 8 74VAFA LADDERS 2011PREMIER P W L D B FF F A % PtsCOLLEGIANS 12 10 2 0 0 0 1215 803 151.31 40ST BEDES/MT 12 8 3 1 0 0 994 925 107.46 34UNIVERSITY BLUES 12 8 4 0 0 0 1136 937 121.24 32OLD XAVERIANS 12 8 4 0 0 0 1058 940 112.55 32OLD CAREY 12 7 5 0 0 0 1106 1070 103.36 28DE LA SALLE 12 5 6 1 0 0 986 972 101.44 22OLD SCOTCH 12 4 7 1 0 0 954 1035 92.17 18OLD TRINITY 12 3 8 1 0 0 888 1131 78.51 14OLD MELBURNIANS 12 3 9 0 0 0 900 1102 81.67 12OLD HAILEYBURY 12 2 10 0 0 0 877 1199 73.14 8PREMIER RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsUNIVERSITY BLUES 12 11 1 0 0 0 1255 616 203.73 44OLD XAVERIANS 12 10 1 1 0 0 1015 528 192.<strong>23</strong> 42DE LA SALLE 12 8 4 0 0 0 1004 590 170.17 32COLLEGIANS 12 8 4 0 0 0 883 638 138.4 32OLD SCOTCH 12 7 5 0 0 0 858 798 107.52 28OLD MELBURNIANS 12 6 6 0 0 0 875 929 94.19 24ST BEDES/MT 12 5 6 1 0 0 963 819 117.58 22OLD CAREY 12 2 10 0 0 0 652 1006 64.81 8OLD TRINITY 12 2 10 0 0 0 587 1348 43.55 8OLD HAILEYBURY 12 0 12 0 0 0 572 1392 41.09 0PREMIER THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 12 10 0 0 2 0 1069 449 <strong>23</strong>8.08 48COLLEGIANS 12 8 2 0 1 1 1196 435 274.94 40DE LA SALLE 12 8 3 0 1 0 895 652 137.27 36OLD MELBURNIANS 12 7 3 0 1 0 832 574 144.95 32UNIVERSITY BLUES 12 5 5 0 2 0 906 752 120.48 28WERRIBEE DISTRICTS 12 3 7 0 1 1 713 1078 66.14 20OLD SCOTCH 12 3 7 0 1 1 591 948 62.34 20ST BEDES/MT 12 1 9 0 2 0 589 921 63.95 12OLD TRINITY 12 0 9 0 1 0 337 1345 25.06 4PREMIER B P W L D B FF F A % PtsCAULFIELD GRAMM 12 11 1 0 0 0 1374 794 173.05 44ST KEVINS 12 8 3 1 0 0 1191 899 132.48 34OLD BRIGHTON 12 8 4 0 0 0 1174 951 1<strong>23</strong>.45 32BEAUMARIS 12 6 6 0 0 0 1167 1010 115.54 24UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12 6 6 0 0 0 1057 938 112.69 24OLD IVANHOE 12 6 6 0 0 0 1034 1022 101.17 24OAKLEIGH 12 6 6 0 0 0 1121 1256 89.25 24ST BERNARDS 12 5 7 0 0 0 1091 1265 86.25 20MARCELLIN 12 3 9 0 0 0 769 1093 70.36 12HAMPTON ROVERS 12 0 11 1 0 0 673 1514 44.45 2PREMIER B RES P W L D B FF F A % PtsOLD BRIGHTON 12 12 0 0 0 0 1167 643 181.49 48CAULFIELD GRAMM 12 8 4 0 0 0 992 735 134.97 32ST BERNARDS 12 8 4 0 0 0 846 711 118.99 32ST KEVINS 12 7 5 0 0 0 890 659 135.05 28UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12 7 5 0 0 0 920 710 129.58 28OLD IVANHOE 12 7 5 0 0 0 831 736 112.91 28MARCELLIN 12 6 6 0 0 0 673 713 94.39 24OAKLEIGH 12 4 8 0 0 0 751 970 77.42 16BEAUMARIS 12 1 11 0 0 0 582 1030 56.5 4HAMPTON ROVERS 12 0 12 0 0 0 483 1228 39.33 0PREM B THIRDS P W L D B FF F A % PtsCAULFIELD GRAMM 12 10 2 0 0 0 1229 643 191.14 40ST KEVINS 12 9 3 0 0 0 1293 615 210.24 36UNIVERSITY BLACKS 12 8 4 0 0 0 978 776 126.03 32OLD XAVERIANS 12 8 4 0 0 0 1039 856 121.38 32ST BERNARDS 12 8 4 0 0 0 935 872 107.22 32OLD CAMBERWELL 12 5 7 0 0 0 890 926 96.11 20MARCELLIN 12 4 8 0 0 0 818 975 83.9 16OLD BRIGHTON 12 4 8 0 0 0 675 833 81.03 16WHITEFRIARS 12 2 10 0 0 0 638 1172 54.44 8OAKLEIGH AFC 12 2 10 0 0 0 547 1399 39.1 864 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2011

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