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,,.t.,n said that amateur football is a ye-rig1's game . Though Old Haileybury's

-ull makes a mockery of such a statement ,e is no doubt that the VAFA is a little difff -ent

our country and metropolitan counterpart siat it is a very youthful competition ,

C is is partially attributable to ie strongisis placed on U19's and also - e flow-onfrom school football, there are c factors

:__y . The lack of match payments us __ candifficult to fully commit to in ~ igours o f

training and playing for a long period of dine . Thenature of amateur footy clubs also means thattravel, work and family commitments can in-on players' longevity .t'ith this in mind, Club Warehouse IasCi ;iitiated the VAFA's 'Rising Star' award ~riremier Under 23 player in the competition . 'inaugural winner was Old Melburnians' el m

; ider James Beaumont, who snared a $25 0and a cool thousand dollars for his club .

) of this, Uni Blues' Ross Young and Mattne-7, Old Trinitv s Alistair Neville, St Bernards'is Goullet and Fitzroy Reds' Kane MaghaT 1,-z

2re all snapped up by VFL clubs, illustra+i- :c' ~pth of young talent in the VAFA's ranks .

this year's draft pool is considered a ithan previous years, there is a scr

,e of an amateur player b rig .are some pups from the 200 5 ~ •re for the Club Warehouse Ai; dully kick on at a higher level ' 20 06 .

ki - AjaxSliper impressive midfielder with VFL experience

ho would have to be a red hot favourite to v.rin thec,.ion Best and Fairest . Was best on ground inGt~Je match against Western Australia .

- marcellirr^, ba"~f ',io u- .; a seniors

j

player last vear in his firstear out of school and hasicked on in style ,

culminating in a crackingperformance in the 2005 repg; °s . Not much of him bu t

s up for it with skill ,c : and uncan., .

I ia a 0-~ie . :~is

world and not the;< ound but has the rare

~eep getting the ball in tightto win the ball every time a t

who won his club's best andd was runner up the yea r

atelv missed out on the Under 23_ar due to irfury.

_. €d who was recruited from

:rribee Football clubs . A realis ` I later this year and will b elub's quest to avoid relegation .

?3 players to score a berths rep side < ;ainst the VCFL. Acquitte d

j-ll ag. nst bigger bodied opponents

be a pivotal member of the All Australia n- fling to Ireland .

°, hard nosed, well paid veterans ,'- be- players in other leagues are

iteur teams are often (bu t

Gra,~,

bit .'.

fresh faced, uninhibited; season near completion, these

no doubt be the key to their club' s

~r Rising Star who has flown under theer- -1il Jonathan Horn -

ar - ahoo.co .uk or Brett Connell -Co

Jonat-~ ; . Horn

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THE AMATEUR FO63ALLER 2005

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C_In the 1< cvo years, the mightyhave lost four or five of the best amateurfootballers you would ever want to see . "Goodnight Bernie", we said. "Stuff you", they repliedand proceeded to knock off the premiershipfancies on their own turf, Scotch at Camberwe lland ran Haileybury to a draw at the Badlands.They had a high profile coach, wonderful newfacilities and some gun recruits .Seven games later, they're in a bit of strife and BGrade is a serious possibility . It's hard to conjurewith the thought of Bernard's in B Grade;somewhat like Alphonse Gangitano going back topinching handbags . Personally, I reckon they'llhang on . It's significant that Gou llet was backfrom Williamstown last week and they also arefortunate that Geelongs reserves have the bye inthe last round, which would allow Jay Cheep andDanny Byrne (who would be red hot chance to winGeelong's B&F) to return .

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Let's ta : e nothing away from Collegians, whotamed t__e Snakepit and enhanced their ownchances of staying up. It's not unreasonable tosay that Pat Hawkins has been the coach of theyear thus far; few outside The Trott gave them oneiota of being competitive this year, yet he hasmoulded a bunch of kids with a select group ofveterans and has them playing great footy . Cil

Saturday, Shura Taft and Tom Bull had stellarfirst halves while a trio of recent graduates, Josh`Im- "ark Parrent and Matt Naylor all heldfi n in dei nce .

These , o aiays seem to give us entertaininggames __id i .ith Scott Cations (6 ) JamesGerstman (5), Scott Mollard (5) and DamienLynch (5) all on song up forward, it was a good oldfashioned shoot out at Camberwell . Dale Tappingcan take great heart from the fact that his sidedidn't fade out like last time, whilst he would alsobe rapt, i~' , form of Tim ; inocchiaro . '-nthony

cDonald p' _ ed his best 1game for the season thu sfar for Xavs, who aredefinitely off the boil . Butreally, since when werethey int rested in winning

flags from ist nosition?spy to Get T3 its"

Saturday as the first time I've seen Trinity thi :year and ;iough they deserved to win, St Kevin':would be ruing the fact that they let it slip . SKOB:threw a star studded line up at the home sidewho impressed with their hardness at stoppage :and discipline down back . Anthony Rer

u certainly has a bit of mongrel in him and h +played well and even Rambo was dishing out ~

few, particularly just before half time! In man :

ways however, his second half turned the gamealong with Jack Healy, who took some tellin ;marks and Kristian Butler, who kicked tw~

match-winning last quarter goals .

Go+ - a ings -those Bloods: I apologise and retract comments I mad

in relation to the Old Haileybury AFC . They werin no way meant to be derogatory or insulting uany way. (Johnathan Horn) .They certainly have one hell of a footy team dow ;at MeKinnon, with Jeremy Bourke playinanother cracker and Carl Steinfort turning in hibest game for the club and Disco Seccull's c : -or

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Old Scotch

Old Haileybury

hiarcellin

Old verians

Gerstman

B. O'Farrell

Cullman

Lynch

5 59

4 51

5 51

5 46

Old .l( rv EfstathiouOld verians RushUnix - iry Blues Coleman

5 44

1 27

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2 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER '

200 games at 37 years of age is jus tenai. Blues kicked themselves out o f

nti n but got typically good games out oferson and Luke North, two players who

of naking comebacks . Don't write

IHSt vet .

!_by and Andrew Henderson are als o- was best on ground in the twos ,out their B&F. Very significant that

yr- lg V . , according to the script attsco -er. i rcellin moved to third . Cullmand e. Rice played another belter. OMs weret b it not quite good enough . Nothing to se e

i s

•nard's lose they are cactus, Xavs are playin guble chance and Uni may cost themselve s

als berth if they can't see off the veryrous Trinity . With that in mind . . .

y by 5 points over OM sby 7 points over Mareellin

1-- 3 points over Trinity

17 over Collegian s3 points over St Kevin's

Jonathan Hor noo .co .uk

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c-~_- :--~:'S~ 7. :; 7.8 13.12 14.12(~ 3)ti 3 2.2 5.9 6.14 8.19 (67 )

ske 5 O7arrell 4 SeccuIl 2 Siapantas Barker Jenke . Best :Bourke La- Stehrfort Ford Jenke OTarrell . Uai Blues : DeCrespigny 2buh :c ; Lowrc>`k Scambler Steele Clark. Best : North Paterson ButkoF Steele Wilcox.U Ru: sell Davidson Tim Sutcliffe (F) Ben Parsons Danten AnthonyiF - . 2<- Ichael O'Donnell (G). . . 5.3 6.9 12.10 17 .13 (115)r' 4,2 7.4 10.8 13.11 189)

Ilan 4=faclaren 2 L Considine Waters Rice Fraze r. ~r : Jarred 14bods Bortolotto Rice Hugustur Culllnan. Old3 1rmon 3 Lacey 3 49 Berrv 2 Hawkins Jo. Miller. Best:

J ~„ay Stud}LUtn Kerman M Berry Harvey .elm Kofrnl3n Peter James (F) Robbie MaNsion Rob Mutton (B)

L phson Chris Davie (G)OLD SCO 7.4 10.6 14.13 21 .15 (141)0 5 . . PSi`S 4.4 8.7 11.11 15.14 (104)0 : Cations 6 Cerstman 5 Pugslev 3 Wigney 2 B Phillips 2 O'Connor 2Tr , t: Firrocchi3ro Crow Cations Kitchen Ashton Ross . Old ®~av:Lh 5 Used 5 Clarke Jones Boven Beetham Chatfield. Best:4'.. on Bowen Biugitarrr Ford Beardsley Scanlon .U : C nf Caulfiekd Simon Clue (F) Adam Rogers Cameron Hayes (B)Garin 3erts Steven Piperno (G)

4.1 6.2 9.7 15 .11 (101)S 4.0 7.7 8.10 12.14 (86)0 K Butler 3 Cultrera 3 Reynolds 3 J Healy 2 McPherson 2 DBt °r Da . Best: J Healy Brown Kenna Dann A Ram.`den D Buttler.

Chard 4 Mulgrcw: 2 Traraglia 2 Garlick McKee Dowd Lucas . Best :t L honey Garlick Travagia Do)lman Chard.

U. . me Hinton Jason tdeNiece (F) Matt Jenkinson MichaelSa>>*u -s (B) Paul Gait Andrew Esposito (G)

_ek . With a .._a eer nc . .

is been a Club Captain, and also

3 deca s lark first represented th eU/19s inl~o7 . After trying out wit hmond and St .Kilda, and then a stintpringvale, he rejoined thelub in 1990 anda member of the B Grade Premiership tha t

second B Grade flag followed in 1995 .

d the State in several of hi s:sen ~Hive appearances . At the tender age ofit is a testament to Disco's wonderfu l

itive < . ; and high level of physicalditionii, th< . he is playing as well now as attime in i, is career and has been a key to thes resurg . :nce in 2005 . Congratulations fromOH to Mark on this great achievement and

35ociated L`~°` abership of the OF ." -C

ttniou 5 Chipperfleld 3son 2 Ferguson Eight . Best: Kighton, ;eLaughlan F,v.d . Jai B : Coleman 41Vestmore 2:2 Rr 6ins. Best: Hayter Gin Heinz hlePhall Tanner .

1 .1 1.5 2.5 2.5(17)4.4 9.9 15.14 21 .23(!49)

roG. Best : Wignell Weston Paseuzzi Cahill- Conte . Old5 Grant 2 Matthews 2 hi Prowse 2 Anderson Dixo n

Waddell . Best: Anderson Pannifex C Ray Neeson A

1 .4 3.7 4.11 7.17 (59)AS 1 .5 1 .8 3.12 5.13 (43)

ea: S Graham 2 Allen Sutcliffe 0 Crane . Best : Sutcliffe TeastiateCraham Allen Beattie. Old SCaa: Beattie 2'49oti3art 2 Ginna4tin 2 Mk : VY'aLsh H ~rdgtns Tatulaschwile Agius Howard Larkins .

1 .3 3.4 6.7 6.9(45)2.5 3.7 6.8 8.11 (59 )

Otd i , lburnsans v Old Ha~i . .'uryOld Xaverians v Marcellin

University Blues v Old Trinity

St Kt ins v St Bernards -

iat

Col' ?ians v Old Scotch

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

S 2.3 4.6 7.8 12.13 (85)7.2 13.8 15.11 16 .14 (110)

51,. Bv-c: Pe r 4 Goullet 2 Gi ll 2 Liberatore Uren Madden Legudi . Best :Roach T hison Potter HaDarin Uren Gill . Call: Taft 5 Bull 5 Dixon 2Blru 2 A Baxter Weekes . Best : Ashman Roach Taft Bull NaylorH ¢-on .U: ; : L In Gallagher Brent °'" :a4read (F) Brendan Corcoran Ryan

) Lucas Robson Daniel Scully (G )

4. 7.2 8.5 12.6 (78)2, 4,5 9.9 11.9(75)

01 Trln . ~- . 2 S Amore J Burgess J Kenna S VanDorVenne . Best :Lau IStore J Burgess Anucorll Mai. SiiOB: P Mount 2Durm 2 mtor D Mount Taylor Shannon . Best: Hughes Mitchell

Cl 1.3 3.4 7.6 9.8 (62 )

Undcn at t Dempsey OToole .6.2 8.5 10.8 11 .9 (75 )

SL . .- : Perrett 3 Hurley 2 Hughes Walsh P7iiizatlotiic Miziewicz SpinnerAndreas . Best: S lannazzo Hurley btizimcz Hughes Walsh Pearson . Coll:Z Moon 2 Adgemis 2 Harding T Krotiris Davies Kemtealty . Best : HoliesFarlev BobeiT Fabrls L Moon Muir.

3

Co: :-h: Pat HarkinsRe` : Dar _ 1 Phillip s

J. Dixon V C2 M. Parrent3 B. Mooney4 A . Shinktietd5 R . Henebery6 N . Baxte r6 S . Woolley

7 S . Taft7 J . Farley8 C . Unsworth Capt9 J . Fr y10 J . Jorgensen11 C. Weekes12 N . Harrison Capt13 M . Naylo r14 J . Ashman15 C. Hoist16 A . Baxter17 J . Heritage17 D. Phillips18 D. Barber19 K . Jones20 M . Holies21 C. Harris VC22 N. Lockett23 C. Mallard24 E. Waters25 R. Muir26 P. Krotris27 G . Revision28 B. Couch28 D. Browning29 N. Burrows30 L . Moon31 N. Roach32 C. Blumfield VC33 B. Hoist34 D. McCaughan35 L . Nesbi t36 M. Roberson37 S.Humphry38 A. Rebu s39 D . Cannizzo40 D . Strachan41 W . Tarddf41 B. Duff42 T. Sank43 E. Malone44 Y. Phillips45 A. Stone46 J . Cooke47 Z. Moon48 B. Low49 M. Rose50 M. Rice51 B. Shadbatt53 T. Rutherford54 B . Woalhouse55 T. Cookes Res Cap t56 M. Stetanidakis57 D . Williamson58 N . Bobeff59 A . Wright - Smith60 D . Mutto n61 E . Healey62 0. Howard63 A . Kenr.eally64 N .Cra!g65 A . Smith66 J . Adgemis67 A . Nichola6-3 M . Gromotga70 D. Slatyer76 B . Hage

Co va, an ClearyF :3 Coa:h : rent Collins

1 B. Dobson2 J. Rice3 D. Waters4 J. Fraze r

5 D . Johnston6 G . Romania7 S. Maguire8 R . Frisina9 L . Considine

10 D . Cullman

11 N . Addison

12 B. O'Donnell

13 C . Woods

14 A.Layton

15 J . Borto}otto

16 L. McMillan

17 G. Cox (C)

18 D . Gartner

19 A . Papaluca

20 M . Hermans

21 N . Walker

22 D. &9arsan

23 M . Leffanue

24 L.0'Flynn

25 R. Galat i

26 D. McMillan

27 S . Theisz

28 B . Carmody

29 S . Brooks

30 S . Considine

31 M . BoRototto

33 F. Dorbolo

34 D. Jarred (VC)37 C. Maclaren

38 S. Matthews

39 B. Colvill e

40 C . Purcell41 J. Seabury42 G . Petroff43 J. Pascuzzi44 L . Hansen

45 D . Theisz

46 A. F7icGree52 A. Rivstovski53 R . laconis54 J . Forbes55 J . Wallis

57 B . Wignell

59 R . Conte

62 Ari . McCartin

63 C . Pezzimenti

70 D . Cracknell

83 G. Neskovcim

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1 C . : infert

2 S . Davey

3 P. Corrigan (C )4 S. Lsa.j'ford,onos (DVC)5 J . Bourke6 L. Siapantas7 M . Corrigan7 AH",on8 F Mor haired9 M. Ba':er (DVC)10 C. E11 A . Moir :12 B. o'

F

13 B.14 S. Jones15 D.16 P. ODc :?I17 K. Ford (VC)18 D. Thr j19 M. Armstrong20 M. Graves20 M. Fart'r.hauser21 A Janke22 D. Mason23 M. Sr ...Jt24 B. Trc.-- (DVC)25 S. Pro at26 J. Be' (RC)27 ~ n_ ;

28 S. C-29 B. Car=on30 D . Warn;31 D. Lay32 B . FRkVnF,133 S . Walden34 P. Larrztordi35 T. Chistort n35 D.Lappage36 L McPherson37 D. Brctm38 L Floyd39 C. Y:'ar71an40 H. cop41 S. Saur-s42 J. t3rJ:

. 43 D. Sa44 J. s in45 Do '348 B. Cra vviord47 R.48 G.C 'I49 L. ~OVC)50 R. L51 H .52 C. Fe. (RDVC)53 .!54 A 45 556 D .&, t57 R Ka33 ABa59 N . Gtf-t60 A ShaW61 D . Sh:o'd

62 G. dJhne67 C . Carrc4

Cc - :h : Dean RiceRes Coach : Fab Gatti

1 T Cudlipp2 Ja Beaun-iani3 M1 E .ilmg4 H Lacey5 D Fhlme7 H Turner8 Je BeaurrRnt9 D Harn;on10 T Roeertsit R Ferraro13 E Wilson

14 A Voyage15 ! Weu16 J Byme17 Ja Millerta T Prtzgerala19 E Studnam20 RlLulqumey

21 H tdhdeSt•=+ad22 J Dixon

23 hq Berry24 M H-rctns25 1 t .26 C Kv. .. =ay27 P r an28 ' ~

32 E33 J'34 P

~35C37 J G-nt38 LE? ^n"s9 J T40 HL41 J P-42 A `

44 c Fc-.:-ih-45 J" -..~ :€I46 C17 D :: .-> .s

C49 G-go A P - id n51 6A Kenr;on52 JA. s-53 D^-T5455 c'

:58 1 757 W "^r: aid

61 D'

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62 T -=m son6 3 R' .:_::ihe,a;s65 P GNndy66 N Peters88 M Best70 J Russo71 T But"72 CAider73 N Russell74 N La~xF2r75 S r--'-q78 E .c :5€I77 e r+a-78 : .:79 E

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PFC uRayr Hie

1 T. Earang>r (C)2 B. Phillips (VC)3 J . Ross4 C . Tallett (VC)5 S. Collins (VC)6 A. Crow7 J . Kitchen8 S. Dick9 A. Pugs!ey10 C . Smith11 T. Pritchard12 S . Hurne13 A . Nettleton14 C . McKenzie-McHarg15 S . Cations16 E . Batrauney17 T VYtgney (VC)19 R. Joseph s20 S .Treon22 R. Ashton

23 0. Crane

24 D. Brooke

25 M . Saunders27 T. Demetriou28 A. Quail29 M . Gnati

30 T. Fnocchiaro31 N. Leitl32 J. Garstman33 E. Reid34 C. Phillips35 P. O'Connor36 J. Suicide37 G . Carroll38 T. Jalbart39 S. Graham40 T. Aurel-Smith41 W. Leer s42 T. Beattie43 A . RouBecge44 D . Jackson45 R . Teesdale46 J . Beaurepaire47 T. Reeking49 B . Snaddon50 M . Wa€kom51 L. Freeman53 AS, Symington54 A . Sutherland55 S . Dipasquale56 T. Dipasquale57 J . Crane59 W. Elliott61 A.'.'{. Sutherland62 M . Graham63 T. Col!ie64 S. Lorenzeni68 T. Keck72 B. Smith73 M. Giu7ari86 S.Ainge r

K2 ASSET MANAGEMENT

4 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 20

Co-CCcuci, s Leigh Carlso n& Phil Gaut

Res Coach : Dale BowerClub 18 Coach: Ed Best

1 Kenna A2 Butler K3 Reynolds L4 Walsh B VEC5 Burrows D6 Petdro J7 Van Der Vence T VtC8 Medland A9 Pretty S10 Dann S11 Kennedy S12 Cuttrera A DNlC13 Cade J14 Troon R15 Hooke A16 Hillas C DNlC17 Weston M18 Healy J19 Saunders R20 McPherson S21 Davies M22 Wawrzynczak M23 Ram an A Capt:24 Goldenberg W25 Cameron F26 Conchae B RNlC27 Cumming R28 Ch ristou J29 Hogarth J30 McKinnon R31 Burgess J32 Brown S33 Aitken J34 Kenna J35 Bladeni S R/DNlC36 Buffer D37 Van Der Venne S38 Ramsden R39 Webster J40 Beardsley D41 Lauletta S92 Amore S43 Amore J44 Mai J45 Morpeth T Res . Capt46 Roberts S47 Bell D48 Burgess M49 Romney N50 Dickenson A51 Gamble R52 Harrod T53 Amiconi C54 Williams Z RNtC55 Stebbins N56 Best E57 Cole M58 Heaven C59 Cade T60 Walsh T61 Cristiano D62 Arrovrsmith J63 Cade S64 Gra y J35 O'Shea M'6 Blackmore B67 Amiconi A68 Hii A69 McDonald E70 Parker D71 Hildebrandt D72 Welsh L73 Swinne rton H74 Tang J75 Read S76 Miller

P 77McDonald C78 Kok K79 La D80 Adgemis J81 Thwaites m83 Thompson G

I Brown L' 5 Sketchley M, 3 Brawn Att7 Jurrie R

Coach cat 3icinarosonRes Coc- n: Anthony Bourk e

1 A . Fox

2 C . Santalucia3 J. Passe d4 James McDonnell5 D. Rush6 A . Oswald7 S . Lethlaan8 A . McDonald9 D . Lynch10 M. Beardsley

.''.,.. 11 L . Howard12 A. Bowen13 T. Ruyg14 J. Agiu s15 L. Ford (Capt)16 S . Mallar d17 A . Chatfield (VC .)18 M . Scanlan19 D . Walsh20 J . Scanlan2t S. McCarthy22 T. Ockleshaw (VC .)22 M . Rus h23 S. Johnston24 C. Purss25 R. Carey

26 P. Purcell27 P. Rya n

28 Jeremy McDonnell29 C . Beetham30 T. Clarke31 J. Arnold32 T. Purss33 N. Bingham34 R. Colbert35 R. MacWhirter36 D. Sapuppo37 C. Larkins38 S . Freer39 M . Green40 A. T.Jones41 M. Callihan42 A. Pyl e43 T. Woodruff44 N. Hulett45 M . Walsh

46 0. Gidley47 S . Tatulaschwile50 L . Ginnivan51 N . Beattie52 P. Chapman56 J. Watson57 N. Moylan59 M . Higgins60 M .0'Hanlan62 D. King63 T. O'Meara65 N . Serafini

rr h Sr ,~n dden' ---a. Darren HE:.;.'. :; ;

I C.Keunen2 B . Garth3 C . Goullet4 D . Ballann5 C. Liberatore6 M. Harrison7 S. Clarke7R S. Perrett8 J. Evan s

''... 9 M . Kavanagh (vc)10 N . Mitchel l11 C . Davis12 B. Hogan13 C . Mitchell (vc)14 B. Ryan15 T. Wilkinson16 D. Blunt17 C. Potter18 J. Cheep19 A. Mitchell20 D. Evans21 B . Loughlin

22 Ty Pearson

23 L. Wilkinson (vc)24 D . Roac h25 D. McLaughlin (C26 A. Smith27 J. Hughes28 P. Holland29 L. Spinner30 M . Stapleton31 G. Campbell32 S. Harvey32R J . Harvey33 N . Smit h34 D . Byrne35 Tate Pearson36 A. Marian37 A. Catterall38 S .lannazzo39 M . Juricskay40 J . Madden41 S . Matthews42 B . Miziewicz43 L . Micel i44 M. Walsh45 T. Legudi46 R . Were47 D. Hurley48 L . DeMorton49 N. Thomas50 A . Gil l51 D. Dugina52 J . Stated53 P. Harris54 L . Evans55 S. Buaryn56 R . Winduss57 M. Stewart58 S. Andrews59 L. Jordan60 M . Gourlay61 D. O'Connor62 M . Mihaifovic63 S . Crouch

nayi : Tony a r

Res .', : :h : Rob Gross

1 N . Pope2 M . Mulgrew

.... 3 S. Garlick

.'....,. 4 L. Mahoney (c)5 M. Dollman6 D. Mahoney7 J. Travaglia8 T McCann9 B. Field s10 M . Lucas (dvc)11 T. Duggan12 S . McKee13 R . Bowles14 P. Greenham15 W. Guilder16 B. Garvey (dvc)17 D . Ryan18 R. Chard19 D. Sheehy20 T. Crowley21 R. Maguire22 J . Mount23 T. Simpson (vc)24 A . Lync h25 D . Manton26 C . Taylor27 T.OTQol e28 M. Giansiracusa29 C. Underwood30 N. Dowlin g31 W. Keenan32 S . O'Connor33 M . Maguire34 N . Perrett35 J . Dempsey36 P. Mount37 M. Shannon38 J. O'Brien39 M . Dwyer40 L. Kalesaran41 M . Drinkwater42 S . Mount43 A . DeKretse r44 John-Paul . Mount45 A. Smit h46 L . Gullifer48 A. Conlan50 R . Horrocks51 D. Bare52 D. Mount53 B . Hughes54 G. Holland56 D. Walsh57 J . Liston58 L . Giansiracusa59 P. Aughto n60 S. O'Connor61 R . Caldow62 A. Jageurs63 C. Lucas64 D. Prior65 R. Short66 J . Marchesani71 A . Mulkearns ''.75 R . Campagn a82 S. Mitchell99 P. Murray

1 P. Butko2 T. Hutchins3 J. Sturroc k4 D. Guengench5 J . Tanne r6 M . Rigby7 R . Young8 J . Hayter9 A. Lowcock10 R . Martin11 L . Nort h12 0 . Gleason13 T. Foster14 A. Henderson15 L. Ryan16 M . Kordick17 G. De Crespigny18 N . Anderson19 M. Torney20 M. Coleman21 C . Notman22 B. Millard23 T. Wilcox24 S . Russell25 A . Belly26 J . Scambler27 R . Wilkie28 M .Thomas29 A . Terrill30 T. Muhlebach31 M. Shaughnessy32 M. Paterson33 B. Gates34 T. McKinnon35 J . McKay36 R. Minns37 J . Robbins38 C . Bradley39 D . Heinz40 C . Brookes41 L . Quin42 S. Fletcher43 N . Shuttleworth44 J. Wood45 B. Waters46 H. Rankin47 A. Millar48 L. Fishly49 P. Steele50 H . Nailon51 N . Vanderbosh52 P. Marriott53 J. Westmore54 A. Waxman55 B. Gi n56 T. Rankin57 T. Irvine58 J . Albanis59 B . Hutchinson60 D. Strack61 J . Ritchie62 C . Ross63 P. Eden64 D . McPhail65 E. Clarke66 L . Woodhouse67 D. McAloon68 J. McKerrow69 G . Mui r70 J. Meade71 P. Marshal l72 D. Gavara-Nanu73 C . Hopkins74 H . Munro75 J . Moylan77 J . McQuillan86 D . Bannister

` THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

Old Haileybury v Old Xaverians

Old Scotch v Marcellin

Old Trinity v Old Melburnians

St Bernards v University Blues

Collegians v St Kevins

C~ SGTT QN-Monash Blues v Old Camberwell

Beaumaris v Therry Penola 0 B

University Blacks v Hampton Rovers

Old Paradians v Parkdale Vulture s

AJAX v Banyule - at Trevor Barker Oval,

Sandringham

D l E TIMGlen Eire v Emmaus St Leos 0 C

Old Carey v Ormond

Aquinas 0 C v Old Mentonians

Prahran v Bulleen Templestowe

Yarra Valley 0 B v Fitzroy Red s

k)2 SEC'k'1®%

Rupertswood v Oakleigh

BenUeigh v Old Geelong

Williamstown CYMS v La Trobe Uni

Peninsula 0 B v Salesian 0 CIvanhoe Assumption v Swinburne Un i

123 SEcTZQNWest Brunswick v Old Westbourne

Power House v South Melb Districts

St Johns 0 C v UHS-VU

Moorish Gryphons v Werribee Amateurs

Syndal Tally-Ho v Kew

D4 SECTIONBox Hill North v Elsternwick

Albert Park v Eltham Collegians

North Brunswick - By e

St Marys v Hawthorn AmateursRichmond Central v Bulleen Cobras

-19 SECTtO3~St Kevins v MarcellinOld Xaverians v Collegians

Old Scotch - ByeSt Bernards v University Blues

Old Brighton v De La Salle

De La Salle v Mazenod 0 C

North Old Boys v old Brighton - at Sportscover

Arena -Sat

Old Essendon Gr v Whitefriars

St Bedes Mentone Tigers v MHSOB

Caulfield Or v Old Ivanhoe

U_Banyule Viewbank v Old MelburniansOld Carey v Caulfield O r

W ititefriars v Beaumaris

Old Camberwell - Bye

Old Trinity v Rupertswood

= ~ CTzQ~ ~La Trobe Uni v St Bedes Mentone Tigers

University Blacks v Old Ivanhoe

MHSOB v Bentleigh

Oakleigh v Monash Blue s

AJAX v Old Paradians - Oval 9 or 11 , Albert Park

L3tdllER-19 ( 2)':3T.iTI1

Salesian Scorpions v Hampton RoversOld Haileybury v De La Salle (2)Mazenod 0 C v Oakleigh Clays

Peninsula 0 B v Ormond

ER-19 (2) EDOld Scotch - Bye

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-_,<t- :Kicking into the breeze down at V .entone _lieFields started the game strongly by kicking 5goals in the first stanza . From then on it was amere procession as Caulfield put together 4quarters of consistent football to keep in touchwith the four and stave off relegation whilstperhaps consigning the disappointina intoSection C. Brett Sinclair on fire u; 8, NathanGuyett got 5 and Richard Foote marked everythingthat came to him .A tough contest at Sportscover saw both OldBrighton and Whitefriars showing flashes of formbut not being able to maintain it . But the Tonnerscame from behind at the orange break andfinished the stronger because their extra heightallowed them to exploit the conditions and win inthe air. Robbie Kent was terrific all day, DavidDawes had hands like glue and Adam Pirrie againdangerous in front of the sticks .In MMA'S big game the i I side played withthe same intensity of last week and set up theirwin with a great first quarter . Although trying veryhard the undermanned NOES could just not make

what was preabr.f i their best win

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any leeway on their visitors who won every,quarter. Kelly, Bourbon and the Chamberlain* swere good for the victors .A fantastic win for Old Ivanhoe out at Essendon .In what was probably their best win for the seasonthe Hoers put together 4 dominant quarters offooty to completely swamp QEG . And things canonly get better . Rowan Weddle put in a big one .Hope marked everything and Scott Curatolo goodtoo .DLS bounced back with a 35 point victory in frontof a solid crowd at Waverley Park . Pretty closeencounter for the first half until De La started todominate the clearances and sharpen their skills .Bennv Mannix took marks at both ends of theground, Damien Rayson, and Luke Seager movedthe ball quickly and Jarrod Moloney made awelcome return .

:s welcometo Donvale . I

believe that theFriars are not faraway from a win an dwill certainly have a crack today but even awayfrom home can't go past De La .This time last year in exactly the same situationMazenod beat Old Brighton and wrecked theirfinals chances . The Nodders certainly won't bewithout confidence and form has been good of latebut Old Brigton are in good nick too and with thereturn of a few defenders will just be a bit strong .Chelsworth Park awaits the Tigers in a tough roadtrip . The young Tigers put in a shocker last weekand will be looking to redeem themselves today .O1d. Ivanhoe just keep on keeping on and will justhave too many big guns and too much firepowerfor the Tigers .NOB come across town to visit CaulfieldGrammarians who after a minor stumble are now

back in good touch . Important as far as finals'

aspirations for the Fields today . NOBS are badly

undermanned at the moment and try as they willit's the Fields for me at home.Fourth spot could be well and truly decidedtonight at 5pm after MHSOB welcome OldEu<er'dcra to the School Oval . Plenty of motivationwith the vital spoils of a finals berth going to the

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one prepared to put their hand up follow teamrules and do the hard things . At home in front ofa supportive crowd I think it will be the Unicorns .PRESS Cl a 0 EN'FS .Please drop me an email tobraincoCqDptusnet .com .au .

_ 3 `Z.` OYvanhoe - congratulate Chris Georgiou an d

Richard Butler on reaching 50 games on the30/7 and this week respectively . Chris has comeup thru the U119s, and has shown the grit anddetermination to come back from a full kneereconstruction to cement a place in the seniorsas a sweeping half back flanker, while Richardalso thru the U/ 19's, is now a tall versatile playerwho can play as a defender or forward and isdoing well in our successful reserves team .Chris Murphy - Caulfield Grammariansnotched up his 50th game last Saturday . U19captain in '04, Murph has stepped up this seasonto play consistent footy . A terrific young guy atour club, all at the Fields look forward to many

ore games in the blue & the white .Salle - 1 043 Games up for Andrew

:ish . Andrew played his first 2 games wit h! Golds in 2000 and completed his 52 game

Under 19 career with the Blues . Andrew, whobroke into the Senior team in round 14 of the "A"Grade 2004 season achieved the 100 gamemilestone in the least time possible, a tribute tohis fitness and dedication .A confident andreliable defender, Andrew is sure to add to hisSenior tally in the near future . Well done Andrew!iiorth Old Boys - congratulate Matthew Cribbeson playing his 50th game for the club today . It'sbeen a while coming for Malty, who started with'_dorth in 2002, but he's got there finally .Gisborne born and bred, he's been a fantasticcontributor to the club on and off the field. Hisform as a reliable hackman, leadership anddevotion to the club were rewarded with thereserves captaincy this year, and he's led from

the front with his second to none courage and,ommitment . Well done on getting to the 50un s Matty, now to the 100 .

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Whitefriars v De La SalleMazenod 0 C v Old Brighton - reserves to

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Old Ivanhoe v St Bedes Mentone TigersCaulfield Or v North Old Boys

~_,~DE IA 5 :?- LE 2.5 5.10 11.14 14.18 (102)ivuiSOB 3.1 5.6 7.8 9.13 (67)DLS: Manrtix 4 Moore 4 Rayson 3 Johnstone J Moloney Vague . Best:Manrllx Jarvis Moore P Harrison Seager Rayson . MHSOB : Bamert 2Fairchild 2 Horne Pertzel Walker White Rosman . Best: Gerner HoganFairchild Thompson Pertzel Walker .Umpires : David Phillips Jaime Kvins (F) Dean Herskope Simon Abel (B)Daniel Kofo:xl Anthony Kyrkou (G)OLD BRIGHTON 2.2 7.5 9.10 13.15 (93)

FRIARS 3.1 7.2 12.4 13.8 (86)Old Br* Pirrke 6 Dawes 2 Kent J Edge CrIIly Mason Perrett . Best: KentDawes Picnic S Gadsden MacGillivTay Gimllvan . White: Tomey 4 Carrigg 3Ross 2M Carbone Crea Cunningham MarchesL Best: Phan G PowerCanYgg Cunningham Kennedy A Carbone.Umpiaes: Steve McCarthy Rob Mayston (F) Will Stokes Peter Monotti (B)Daniel Brookes Eddie Boal (G )NORTH OLD BOYS 1 .0 4.2 6.4 9.6 (66)hIAZENOD 4.5 7.10 10.11 14 .14 (98)BOB : M Barker 3 Sleep 2 Butcher Tonkin Curry Citreon . Best: TonkinMap)estone Cassell T Sheehan Hooking Alsop . PRaz: C Jayaweera 4 TCastricum 3 Bourban 2 Kelly 2 S Castrtcum Fuller Dunne . BesC KellyBourbon B Chamberlain Reed D Chamberlain Meehan .Umpires: Mark Gibson Dirk Kramer (F) Matthew Jackson BrendanCannon (B) Clive Shipley Graeme Booth (G)OLD ESSENDON GI2 0.1 3.4 5.4 6.5(41)OLD IV OE 7.6 11.8 15.16 19.21 (135)Old Fee: Forrest 3 Flaherty Bartram Leask . Best : Towner Flaherty FewsterRyan Biggs Frazer. Old Iv: Weddle 5 Haras 3 Lochran 2 Theodossi 2DtnakLs 2 Russian Kent Price Branigan Collings . Best : Kefalas CuratoloBranigan Hope Price Weddle.Um : Luke Holmes Daniel Wardley (RFL) (F) Andrew ErrinE ,aton StevenRich (RFL) (B) Bernie Hoare Mark Taylor (RFL) (G )ST BEDES RSE2drOF4E TIGERS 1 .4 3.6 7.10 12.12 (84)CAULFIELD GB 5.2 12.4 15.5 22 .10 (142)SLBJ1W1': L Terrell 4 Beveridge 3 Scafldis 2 M Terrell Connolly L Wintle .Best: McColl Connolly Tyquin Beveridge Rowse M WinOe .Caul: Sinclair 8 Guyett 5 James 2 Kendall 2 Wills Wright Barker B GrossGerrand . Best: Sinclair Foote Knights Hammond Sayers Guyett .Umpires : Simon Stokes Joe Hartwig (F) Paul Carroll James Gregory (B)Matthew Kent Craig Arcot (G)

B RESERVEDE LA SALLE 1 .2 3.5 3.5 5 .7(37)MHSOB 4.0 4.1 8.4 9.6(60)DLS : Browning Buckley Cosstick Ellis Hirst . Best : Gilbert Casshck McLeishQuick Skinns Hirst. B: Coxson 5 Dunne Backway. Best: CoxsonBowen Moore Robinson Czwarno Dunne.OLD BRIGHTON 1.2 1.2 5.4 6.4 (40)WHITEFRIARS 0.1 5.6 6.8 8.13 (61)Old Br. Salem 2 Maguire Angelmi Ellis Larkin . Best : McNteol Ellis DPaterson Perry Reddtn Salem. White; Brisbane 4 Wallace 2 Stafford MBaker. Best : Stafford Webb Brisbane Wallace Cleven Dav.NORTH OLD BOYS 2 .2 4.3 6.5 7 .5(47)MAZENOD 5.1 10.6 13.10 20.13 (133)NOB: 0'Conner 2 Barden 2 D Joyce 2 Watt. Best : McKenzie Braid BardenO'Conner B Sheehan Cugo)a . Maz: Paine 9 Nelson 4 Miller 2 Boyd SchianoMurray Paine Tilling. Best : Raine Miller Murray Souter VeltmanBoucherau.OLD ESSENDON OR 4.5 8.6 9.10 9.11 (65)OLD IVANIIOE 0.1 3.5 5.7 7.10 (52)Old Ess: Hakim 4 Caponetto 2 Stone Parker Flaherty. Best: J Daz}dwStonnont Stone Rumble Kavanagh Parker. Old Ivanhoe: Cornelius 3Hawkes 2 Matthew Pearce . Best: Cornelius Smith Tiernan Ge . GeorgeKeane McKie .51 NE TSGERS 6.3 9.6 17.9 18.15 (123)CAULFIELD GR 2.0 5.3 5.3 9.5 (59)St BBRT : Andrews 3 Osborne 3 Buck 2 T Groves 2 M McColl 2 Zahara 2Cieslak Hlpwzll Napier Paterson . Best : Napier Kidd Paterson Buck WatersCleslak. CauL• Cassidy 3 Scott 3 Grigg Murphy Deal . Best : Foley BosnaMcGrath Deal Hasforth Rudd .

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9 L. Curry10 A Will (C) 7r M. Ellis 9 D . Kelly g D Fairchild11 B Carboni 8 J . La Ragy 10 B . Chamberlain 10 P Smith 10 To. Brad y

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32 A Lawson 30 B . Mannix 34 C. Boyd 29 W White 37 A. Farrar33 S Fryers

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"Your Coaches' Association "

I must have read at least a dozen articles ( why we never let our assistant coache s

on the role of the assistant and while mostof them have been quite informative I

can't say that any of them have touchedon the most important ingredient in beinga successful assistant coach .

The assistant coach must have the ability

to be flexible, to change the way he goesabout his role to best fit in with the type ofsenior coach he is working with .

All senior coaches have strengths andweaknesses and the better assistants canidentify these, fit in with their demeanourand style of coaching and give more in theareas of the senior coach's weaknesses .

At our club we are big on player feedback ,

our senior coach does an evaluation ofeach player, rates their game and givessome positive and negative written

feedback . All players are encouraged toapproach the senior coach if they haveany queries but it seldom happens and

the reason for this is that part of my roleduring the week is to get to each seniorplayer during training/before or after andspend about 5-10 mins talking about

what we like about what they are doingbut also offering up ideas for how they canimprove certain parts of their game . Our

senior coach runs training and while Iassist with training my role is primarily a

one on one mentoring one . I believe we

have got it right for as Graham "Burgs"Burgen says, anyone can move hatsaround, these kids need to get access to

your knowledge, knowledge you havegained from watching football for a

lifetime .Game day is another thing all togetherand you have to be able to see what is

going to happen before it happens that's

work the game board. The boardman is an

important role it is not the role of theassistant coach so for all you assistantcoaches out there working the board ongame day you are either being wasted oryou're not the assistant coach you are in

fact the board man. The more footy heads

you have got watching the game on gameday the better and that's why come finalstime we always approach oppositioncoaches that aren't involved in finals tosee whether they would like to be involvedwith a minor role with us during finals .

We haven't had a knock back yet !

because most coaches know they would

like more help on game day .

In the breaks at 1/4, 1/2 and 3/4 time Iam first in, I am always positive, I speak

quietly and clearly and make no morethan 2-3 points before our senior coach

addresses the team. The most important

thing I do week in week out is to monitorthe mood of the senior coach and evaluatehow to best fit in with him to complementwhat he is doing and what collectively weare trying to achieve for this playing group

and the club as a whole .

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There can be no doubt theultimate strength of the sen-ior club in the VAFA compe-tition is very dependent onthe strength of its Under 19team .There are several currentMHSOBFC Under 19 play-ers who have alreadyplayed a number of gameswith the B Grade seniorteam . Many more currentseniors have come throughthe ranks of the 19s and thelower age groups teams atthe school.Will Taft, MatthewHamilton-Ho, LachieEvans and SimonAnderson have all hadgames in the seniors in2005 and now they areback in the 19s the side isperforming very well indeed .Continued victories in theremaining three games mayeven see them gain a spotin the finals.

We are particularly pleasedwith the rapport betweencoach Brad James and theyoung lads, most being uni-versity students . Trainingtimes are difficult to achievefor many players, yet their

All at MHSOBFC congratulateAsh Hogan on playing his50th game for the clubagainst De La Salle lastSaturday. Ash's brilliance onthe wing has been a majorfactor in our success in 2004-5. Ash has been the winner ofour Albon-Betheras Awardfor the past 2 years, the bestsenior footballer under 21years of age.

Brad James, theMHSOBFC U19 Coach

endeavour on the field of aSaturday is unquestioned.

Brad's ability to bring thebest out of the lads is evi-dence of his total commit-ment and high quality com-munication skills, so impor-tant with this age group .

However, we do need topay attention to servicingthe 19s with sufficient gameday staff so the coach justhas to coach and the play-ers just have to play.Greater parental supportwould be appreciated,together with the support ofcommittee and supporters,at least on a rotationalbasis ,

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005 13

Five cracking games of amateur footy withtwo absolute thrillers and the others close allday, before the winners edged clear. Sixteams into four spots still doesn't equate, sowhich teams can hack the pace with justthree to play.REVIEWWhat a game! Amateur footy at its finestbetween two desperate teams hungry for

victory. 90 seconds to play and the Wellers

hit the front! At the bounce, the Sharkspressed forward and Matulick marked . From

40, with just moments to go, he slotted themost valuable of his half dozen to break OC

hearts . Perryman and Credlin wereoutstanding for the vanquished, McNicholas

and Pitts just as good for the winners .They had played for three quarters and stillParkdale Vultures and the Ashers couldn'tbe separated . It was fierce and frantic in thefinal term, but the experienced Vultures justmanaged to outlast the young Students . TheSullivans were instrumental in the Parkdalewin. Williams, Renton & some of theyoungsters were exciting for Monash .Ajax burst from the blocks kicking four goalsto zip within the opening ten minutes againstParadians and virtually carried that marginfor the remainder of the day. Segal andIsraelsohn rushed the ball forward andJackas Kirzner, was there to consolidate .Boundy and Harford were the leadinggoalscorers for OP, but it wasn't enough tostop them falling from the four .The result may look comfortable enough, butthat was only due to a nine goal last termblast by Uni, as they finally shook off adetermined and committed Banyule .Costello, Barlow and Al Smith were Blacksstars, as the young Bears threw everything atthe ladder leaders, only to run out of puff atthe end .Hampton Rovers led by Browne, Burggraaffand Fletcher had their noses in front ofTherry and ran away from the home side inthe final quarter to condemn the hosts to Dl

next season.

McWhinney,Forster Knightand Crotty weregallant andEdwards was again a shining light for TP .

a; --d t-_ , Wellers might

k d i~-" Pw-tlyq but hasy co.:-3 __zree weeks

early . . . '

PREVIEWOP and the Wellers might think differently,

but has finals footy come three weeks early,with the top four sides in action against eachother? Gentlemen, start your engines!Parkdale Vultures have the toughest runhome of the finals combatants and with threeteams nipping at their heals, just one losscould curtail playoff aspirations . The Blacks

also have a tough run, but their top two

place is already assured. Uni won this clash

by ten large in Rd. 7 and whilst it will be

closer today, they will again salute .

Ajax bounded back to the winners listaccounting for a finals rival last week and are

NAjax

Therry PenolaOld Camberwell

C RESERVE

BeaumarisOld Camberwell

Old ParadiansBeaumaris

KirznerEdwardsLoat s

Vance

Craven

SpinosoBowker

4 774 61

3 58

0 322 290 28

0 24

141 i THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 20Q

eager to repeat the dose against the Sha_`-s,in what will be another ripper game . As goodsides do, when it seemed lost last week,Beauy dug deep and found a way to win .They are certainly good enough to chalk -winnumber 12, but I think their last start mayhave sapped them a little and I'll pick theJackets .OC know they may have done their finalsdash, but to have any chance they must wintheir remaining matches and that meansbeating Therry, which they should do .It's a similar story for OP who also must winto try and reclaim their top four place . Theywill not want to take the young Bears lightlywho are playing with nothing to lose, butParadians must win .It's been a disappointing year for bothHampton Rovers and Monash, but today isa chance to earn some bragging rights . In aneven contest, the Students will prevail .

Correspondents: Glen Harrison -

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>n - :aveas - The Kid play s'f3 Gat--_e . Congratulations Mr - :. a

I c : e1l ar on achieving this milestone .Matthew is a past B&F txrirnler ; club Captain ;VAFA state representative and one of few toplay in the last three premiership teams .Congratulations Kid on an outstandingCareer .Old Camberwell - congratulations to SarnHors ' s who played his 150th game lastweek. Sam first joined the club in '92 . Duringhis time he has won an Association B&F,club B&F and played in several premiershipteams . His value to the club on field ismatched by his organization skills off field .Also Tom Kearney who played his 100thgame against Hampton Rovers . Tom joinedthe club in '99, was a premiership player in'99 & '00 and 01 with the reserves . He hasworked on his abilities in the past seasons &is developing into a fine player for the club .Well done to both players .

C C:E '..̂~ ~-!1

Hampton Rovers v Monash Blue s

Old Camberwell v Therry Penola 0 BParkdale Vultures v University Blacks

Banyule v Old Paradian sAJAX v Beaumaris - at Trevor Barker Oval,

Sandringham

Doll Blacks: Lallch 3 Savage 2 Green 2 Barlow 2 DowslYy 2 Kempton 2 N

Wilkins O'Meara

Theory Pen: Keenan 5 Clarke 3 Kenessey 2 S Goodwin Karst Maloney

Sheerly Jells Kearney Maru~md.

MAX 1 .0 3.5 6.6 7.7(49)

:~ O ::iSlz ::LUL3 4.3 4.5 9.6 11.9 (75)P A1,E VULTURES 3.1 5.7 8.12 10.17(77)Man Blues : O'Sullivan 3 Bolton 2 Pay 2 Craven 2 Coe Williams . Best:Renton Williams Smith Smvth Blackley MacKenzie . Park Vult: Macgeorge4 S Sullivan 3 M Sullivan T Right Hayes . Best: S Sullivan M Sullivan PSullivan Rechford McCraw T Barr.Umpires: . ck Fennessy Peter Angelis (F) Sam Perrin Jack Regester (G)

5.2 7.4 I1.6 13.7 (85)6.4 9.8 13.12 19 .14 (12s )

7'hePry zu Edwardes 6 McW7vnnev 3 Capm-ell Fenton D GoodwinHenderson . Best : Mcl:'hinnev Forster-Knight Crotty T Goodwin QuinnFarokt . Ha:npt Ron Power 5 Browne 3 Fletcher 2 Lambert 2 Parkinson 2Pinto 2 Burggraaff Holt Woohich. Best: Browne Parkinson BurggraafiZampaglione Power Fletcher.Umglres : Ken MeNiece Brendan Devlin (F) Paul Leggett Sean Collin s v(B)Dominic Napoli Daniel Dal Pos (G )BEAUMARIS 4.1 6.1 8.3 11.7 (73)OLD CAMBERWELL 2.6 5.6 7.10 10 .11 (71)Be,num: Matuhck 6 Caote 2 Lee 2 Hogarth. Best : Matulick Pitts LMeNichalas Corte Graham Teasdale. Old Camb : Hardenberg 2 D ulingHardman Horgan Horskins Howard B Ryan P Tempone Tyrannous . Best:Perryman Mitchell Credlin B Ryan Hardman Pike .Um : Shane Mackintosh Rick Love (F) Jordan Maystan Martin Kinsey(B) Bruce Stephens Greg Rollo (G )Bill BL4 .CIKS 3.4 7.5 9.8 18.14 (122)BANYUI E 4 .2 6.5 10.6 11.9 (75)

Hamilton 2 Hardy Evans Sandlford . Best : A Costello Snith GoonanAbeltharpe Scarlett Barlow. B•npule: N Taylor 4 Phelan 2 Willmore SldckoWise Davies Green . Best: Oconnell Lards Willmare Skkeko C Tavlor Green .Umpires: David Irons Justin Lipson (F) Elise Van Grondelle AmandaWhittaker (B) James Muga4in Tristan Collin (G)

PARADLUiS 2.2 4.5 8.9 11.13(79)AJAX 5.3 10.5 13.7 16.9 (105)Old Per: Boundy 6 D Burford 2 Curran DintinoGante htatko . Best: GaleBrabender Boundv McAllister D Harford Curran . AJAX- Kirzner 7 Gold 2Porat 2 Blieder Codran Heine Klein IsmelJohn. Best : M Seigal Israel,JohnKIIZner E Raleigh Buzemnan Klein .Um : Anthony Calderone Ian Senunens (RFL) (F) Julian Macciord Gu sCarp.zano (RFL) (B) Peter Maddocks

C RESERVEMONASH BLUES 3.3 8.5 11.9 13.10 (PARKDALE 0.3 2.4 2.4 6.5(41)Mon Blues: Mazur 4 Murchie 2 Jones 2 Lul Hatns Anderson HindleDennis. Best : De Young Payne Anderson Mains Mazur Murchie. Parkdale.Wilkins 3 Rowley Stewart Waters . Best: Walker Scerd Stewart Rowley

T[ . .'1 dOLA 3.1 7.5 10.5 15 .10(100): .. _ :. . rOPd ROVERS 2.3 2.4 6.8 7.10 (52)

Marrtnon Anderson. Best : Kelly S Sacco Kenessey biarrinon KeenanMunalne. Hampt Ron Mosbey 2 Blkk 2 McKellar Fisher Anderson. Best :Crowther Wheeler Mosbev Davis Foster McKellar .BEA S 1.2 3.2 5.4 8.7 (55)OLD CAMBERWELL 2.1 5.5 9.5 11.5 (71)Beaum: Kirta 3 Shattock 3 Vance J Whitty . Best : A O'Brien J WintryBramwell McConchfe Kuria Presnell. Old Camb: MarwDod 3 Gough 2Brauer L Heffernan Jones Joyce Kearney A Whelan . Best: S Derry Schmidt

Uiv'd BLACKS 3.2 7.4 10.9 13.14 (92)BANYULE 0.3 1.3 1.4 2.6(18)Unl Blacks : Maffat 3 Jesse 2 Cameron 2 Beaton Prestige Brumby RendellMcasste Rossv. Best : Jesse Rossy Scott Thompson Henry Powell . Banyule:Witchell Depetro. Best : Hopped Thomson Mutton Ferral Wilmore Prior.OLD PARADIANS 2.4 4.5 6.7 9.13 (67)

Old Pan Spinaso 3 T Ryan 2 Derham 2 L Harford Joyce . Best: T Ryan EganDiFabto Joyce Furze Spinoso . MAX: Yudelman 2 Thurin Kagan LukavRedlich Goldbloom. Best : Gokibloom R Hagan Rubenstein YudelmanZemski Siedl.

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6 A Spence6 L. Hall 6 M . Davidson

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2 S. Chandler (Res)3 P. Ge~ster

4 C. Hendrie 4 A . Curran (DVC) 3 M . Dixon4 M . Elliott 3 R . Hamilton (Res )

5 D. Loats 5 A. Paglia 4 M. Hayes 5 A . Baker 4 A. Evan s6 R. Taylor 5 D . Hanford 5 A. White

C 6 M . Nancarrow4 R . Myers (Res)5 E Hardy7 K . Batzbff 6 D . Giddings 6 . Stephens

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0 0 0AFL International Rules In TownThe 2005 international football Cup is now in

full swing with matches having been playedyesterday and last Wednesday. Tomorrow the

Round Robin will continue with matches atT.E .A .C. Oval at 10, 11 .45 and 1 .30and Optus

Oval at 11 .45 and 1 .30 . All 11 nations will play

in Wangaratta on Tuesday . Semi Finals will beon Thursday at Murphy Reserve, Port

Melbourne . The grading games will be Saturdaynext at T .EA .C . and Optus at 11 .45 and 12 .45 .

The Grand Final will precede the Carlton/Collingwood match at the M .C .G . at 4 .30 . .

These games offer a rare opportunity for allfootball supporters to see how our game is being

developed throughout the world. It may bepossible for clubs to invite visitors to share their

facilities . Details should be available from EdBiggs at the A.F.L . 9643 1999 .

Several V .A.F.A . Clubs have helped overseas

players and all clubs are encouraged to fosterthe game by helping a visiting player to join

their ranks . It is not too early to plan to be moreinvolved at the next carnival in 2008 .

0 Q 0Eddie's Best - the CakeGood to see that VAFA Executive Member and

North Old Boys stalwart Bruno "Cake" Conti isstill firmly remembered by the one and only

Eddie Maguire . Eddie made a guest appearanceon SEN last Saturday Morning and was asked

who were some of his toughest opponentsduring his school football days at CBC St Kilda .Without hesitation Eddie named Bruno as the

one who gave him the most trouble and waspleased to report that he still kept in regular

contact with the "NOB Legend" .

0 0 0W ickers narne Legend sThe final wash up from the ElsternwickCentenary Dinner was Induction of ten"Legends" of the longest serving District Clubinto the Hall of Fame . The Club Committee setup a rigid Criteria upon which a person couldbe elected into the Hall of Fame . The inductees

were people hat achieved or performed at least

one of the following duties around the Club .President, Life Membership, Senior Coach

Office Bearer, or someone who had made an

outstanding contribution to the EAFC .Congratulations to the following who were

inducted as initial Hall of Fame Members of theWickers ;

1 . Graham Holmes2. Max Leslie

3 . Charles Lougrey4. Paul Mahony

5 . Norm Mcdonald6. Richard Patey

7. Alan Ramsay

8 . Ian Ramsay9 . Gary Rosewarne

10 . Jock Sellers

OR C C':-:= =II - well done great

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Just a short note to extend our thanks and

compliments to Old Carey Club 18 team from

division 3 . They are winless and on the bottomof the ladder and one could be forgiven if theydid not turn up on Saturday to play Whitefriars,

the top side and undefeated, in the last round .

However, they did, and 15 players took the fieldright on time to play us . We, just like those 15

players, wanted a game, and so we decided toplay on 15 on the ground, just as they had, to

make it a man on man game. Yes the result wasa big win to Whitefriars, but the whole attitude

of Old Carey, from the players through to the

coach and other staff at the game, wasexemplary . They battled hard all day, and never

once dropped their heads . We would like toacknowledge Old Carey for their sportsmanship

and general attitude on Saturday .

Undermanned, they play like they enjoy it . Aprivilege for us to play against, we hope they

achieve success in their senior, reserve and

Under 19 teams this year. A big thank you once

again, they are the perfect model for an

Amateur football club who just love playing

football . Please pass on our regards and best

wishes .

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Barry Neivandt, Coach 0419-565 723 .

re are 2 extremely important roles PrahranCricket Club need filled as they are seen as

crucial to the ongoing improvement and pursuitof success on and of field at the Club . The

positions are Team Manager and PracticeCaptain for the 2005/06 season . For more

details contact : Prahran Cricket Club, c/o ;

0 0 0Grace the Oah-sWhile in cricket mode, Elsternwick AFC Senior

Coach Dennis Grace is to take the reins atOakleigh Cricket Club (VSDCA) for the new

season. Seems some guys just love their

coaching . For the record the Oaks won the

South East Section VSDCA Premiership in

2004/05 .

0 0 0cads The American

The United States Australian

Football National team - theAmerican Revolution - will

arrive in Melbourne this weekfor their second attempt to take

home the International Cup . This talentedbunch of American footballers will be playing

under an Australian coach, making the return

to his home town . World Footy News profile USAcoach Alan Nugent .

Alan Nugent grew up in the NorthernMelbourne suburb of Bundoora . Years later he

was to play ten seasons with the UniversityBlues football club in the Victorian Amateur

Football Association . It was a work opportunityon offer in 1999 that saw him leave Royal

Children's Hospital in Melbourne to take up aposition at the Children's Hospital

Boston / Harvard Medical School where he could

add to his medical training. It also took himfrom his retirement from the Blues to playing

with the Boston Demons . From just turning up

for a kick, he then progressed to coaching forthe first time, coaching the Demon's for three

years .

Nugent took over the Revolution coaching job inearly 2004 after being the assistant coach at theCup in 2002 . The team is well prepared with acarefully planned and lengthy selection process .Getting better value out of their trips

downunder are a handful of players playing thewhole of the 2005 season with Clubs inAustralia .An AFL team is hosting each club in the

International Cup . The USAFL has a strong link

with Essendon who have hosted a promising

young American footballer for the last threeyears during the preseason .

In 2002 the US team lost only to New Zealandand eventual winners Ireland, finishing fifthoverall .The Revolution will be looking for a higher finish

in 2005 and the massive incentive of battling itout on the MCG turf for the Cup as the curtain

raiser for the Carlton vs Collingwood match .

But overall Nugent's expectations of his teamare simple "to play to the maximum of their

potential . If they play the best footy of their livesand come last, then fine . The fitness progratn,

team rules and game plan have all been in placefrom months ago . They are representing their

country and are highly motivated . They wereselected on their character and work ethic and

I see no reason why this group of guys won't

land in Melbourne relaxed and fully prepared toplay the footy of their lives . "

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Today the 2nd Semi-ists meet the Ist Semiteams in an interesting preview of rela~ .vestrengthsTechnically, the Animals aren't there just yet,but they will replace the C's courtesy of theirless difficult run home.LAS _Glen Ei L went down gallantly to -Temp, with the Bullants now lookir~g safefrom relegation . Vamvakis, Clements, &Tsirogiannis (Alex has to be on the shortlist offavourites for Section B&F!), flew the Saintsflag with honour ; as did all the Saints lastweek against Reds in case anyone got tl-°wrong impression from my remark aboutmissing match reports !C ~r belted Old Me.. :._:_'z are

looking good heading into finals time . SimonKeleher, Leigh Deledio, & Danny Byra stoodout in a red-hot team display! Peter Russowasn't happy in general with his Panthers,but Peter Flaskis in the middle plus David

Emerson & Matthew Elliott could hardly befaulted .

Old Carey was no match for the Anirara-_who clearly showed it is the more finalsworthy side of the two. Steve Buckle & PaulHampshire ran riot across HE, with OtBer

Phil Carse not far behind . Peter Unkles &

Tom Zavecz rucked well for the Cs with Evan s

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& Kent once more good round the packs .Aquinas went down bravely to °° Iswho were unchacteristically inaccur< s upforward . Something I'm sure Burgo will beworking on at training this week! John HuntCHB & Greg Evans FB & Hans Tyssen BP ~ .l

had great gamesfor the Bloods .

i was toosteady for I'mr=~

ey and bookeda lst Semi berth as well! Cuddles McCuddenstarred in the Two Blue's forward line, withstrong support from Hus Pitts and Gerard

Beven . James Keem tried hard to lift the

Bushrangers, as did Ash Middlin, & MichaelWines but the spark generally just wasn't

ere!

should take the points ove rt Keysborough by 4 goals or s o

not atford to r 'ax .: Leo's host in a real test

home side's finals eligibility. The

. . .ends won by 65 points last time round butwill find today's Animals a very differentpropo: iic . The visitors should still win aclose g< e by 2 goals or so .The s i '11 be too strong for the Bloods

at the T__ .1jani and win by 5 goals .-. meet . at the De Cherie and willwa-it to get even for their 11 point R7 loss to

th ~ Two Blues . Reds should win by a coupleof goals but they'll need to be focussed or

they'll gc ~ bitten again!

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YVOB & the Cs continue their traditionalrivalry, though both sides have haddisappointing years via injuries ardabsences . There was little between them isttime round, but today the Bushrangers ~ k 11triumph by a few points.Reserves winners should be: Panthers,Monds, Bullants, Reds, & Cs .Correspondents contacts : 9889 1979, &bhi98371 Cbigpond.net .au

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Yarra Valley 0 - :- eeleb~ a«s two eventsthis round . _ - w L g plays his150th today . Matt was a key member of the1997 Snr & 2002 Res Flag sides as a goal-scoring rover . He was named as a rover inthe Reserves team of the decade . Hepossesses pace & poise round the goals and

is enjoying another consistent year in 2005 .Matt is also a successful events organizerfor the Club . Michael `Racks tar' Rolsicfciplays his 50t;Fa game today . He began withthe U 19s in 2002 & is a vital member of theSnr team. Predominately a CHF, Michael isequally effective at stopping opposition keyforwards . The Bushrangers congratulatesMatthew & Michael on their achievements .Ormond - congratulates Jacob -, 1)Dale for playing 1° 0 l cs for his club .Starting his junior career withMurrumbeena, Jake then joined theOrmond U 11's in 1990 . In his first yearwith the U19's, 1997, Jake took out theirB&F as well as beginning his Senior careerwith 3 games . The next few years saw Jakemix it with both the Seniors and Reservesas well as winning the 2001 Reserves B&F .Work commitments and injury have takentheir toll on his game count but now Jacobis enjoying consistent Senior football . Jacobwas awarded Club Person of the Year in2003 and is the current Club treasurer .Well done Yakka for your fine contributionfrom all your friends at Ormond. (IVice, .aorkYakka - Bear) .

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Emmaus St Leos 0 C v OrmondBulleen Templestowe v Aquinas 0 C

Fitzroy Reds v Prahran - at C21 2Yarra Valley 0 B v Old Carey

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1S 3.0 5.4 9.6 11.8 (74)1 .2 )Y 335 6.3 6.10 10.15 16.22 (11$)t'ams: Box 3 R Moran 2 D Boland 2 Tarulll 2 Toomey Visser . Best:Ti ey Hunt R Moran Wooden Davies Box. Fitz Reds: Ritchie 4 Cianei 4Bombed 2 Magee 2 O'Reilly 2 Mitchel DtacgEogls . Best: Zanos Drury0'RetIly Gleeson Cahill Meighan .Um : Paul Tuppen Peter James (F)PRAB:RAN 4.4 6.9 13.11 17 .15 (117)YARRA Y 2.1 6.4 6.8 10.8 (68)Prahmm MeCudden 5 H Pitts 3 Mulqueeny 2 Fox 2 Ballard 2 PlummerDocherty Northway. Best: Harrison Bumiett Narthway Beven McCuddenPlummer. YV: Keem 3 M Laing 2 Middlln 2 Thompson Hale Valoppi . Best :Stevenson A Laing Middlin Valoppi Wines R Drew.Umpires: Santo Caruso Grab= Templar (F) Andrea Mason (B) Travi s

GLEN EI1tA ._, 7.3 11.5 11.7 (73)B "'IE TOFIE 0.3 1.7 1.9 8.11 (59)Glen Eim: Fidogiannis 6 Lundberg 3 Serpanchy Brown, Best: FidogazuusSerpanchy Zurak Lundberg Denies Brown. BnTPemp: Toscano 2 DFlorance Mitilanos Theodorakalcos Ferguson Tsokas Verga . Best: SchneiderMitilanos Theodorakaos Verga .ORMOND 5.4 5.6 12.14 14 .20 (104)OLD h1ENTONIANS 2 .0 4.1 5.2 12.2 (74)Ormond. Davis 5 Warwarek 2 Stewart South Johnstone Wiley MuzzellRay=nn Navlor. Best: Muzzell Johnstone Ashford Upstill Wiley Goonan . OldtRent: Bournon 4 Stroud 4 Me Convtll 2 Brady Palmer . Best: BournonWilson Stroud Stevens Donegan Saunders .OLD CAREY 1.2 7.4 9.7 13.11 (89)E US ST LEOS 3.3 3.4 4.6 8.10 (58)Old Carey: White 5 Konstanthudis 3 Thompson 2 Simwn Ashworth LGuerra . Best: White Thompson Andrews Joyce Carr Mudge . Emmaus SL:Henrtcus 4 Duncan Ford Heves Simondson. Best : Ottobre Briggs HenricusSimondson.AqUPLAS 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.2(2)e7fZROY REDS 6.5 15.6 20 .11 27.13 (175)Aquinas: Best : Kinghorn Parker Pierce Saliba Harkin Arnold . Fitz PedseCapodirerro 12 Tornese 5 Sheather 4 R Ho:derhead 2 Lee McDonald NuttallTice . Best: Mcdonald Capodiferro T McBurney Wilkins Sheather Lee.PRAHRAN 1.2 3.4 6.5 10.7 (67)Y U T 4.3 5.3 7.4 8.6(54)Prahmm Marriott 4 Pang 3 Gartland Cremate Hann . Best : GartlandAdamson Pang Marriott Creature Hann. YV: Seegar 3 Thompkins 2Farrugta Simpson S Pask . Best: Simpson Cordes Joiner Seegar Clark .

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The battle for fourth spot appears to be a race in establish a goo dtwo between Williamstown and Oakleigh after both platform going intoclubs beat relegation contenders and La Trobe was the finals . I'm gonn acrushed by flag favourite Old Geelong. take Rupo on thisThe season from hell continued for Swinburne, one .beaten this time by the Seagulls to the tune of 45 Oakleigh take on Old Geelong at Scammelpoints . But Dene Macleod's men have plenty of Reserve, still pressing for a finals berth . Likeimprovement left with nine of their best 21 LaTrobe, they won't have an easy time of it comewatching the game from the sidelines . these last few weeks, especially against an OldIvanhoe Assumption copped an almighty hiding Geelong combination who are still doing thefrom Peninsu la, beaten by 115 points in Mt Eliza . business quite comfortably. I simply feel that theTheir battle with Bentleigh this week is likely to OGs have too many guns all over the park . Olddecide who joins the Razorbacks in D3 next Geelong to win .season . Williamstown CYMS make the journey to

Chadstone for their game against Salesian OC.„- Willy made the most of their opportunity agains t

Swinny last week to shake themselves out of theirrecent funk, while Salesian were probably unluckyto fall short against Rupo . Not an easy task to keep

plenty of improvement lef

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on winning, but with more to play for than thehome side, this extra motivation should see themover the line . Willy for mine .

Oakleigh kept alive its finals hopes setting up a 25- Swinburne University entertain Peninsula OI3 atpoint win over the Demons with a six-goal to three St . James Park in a game the Pirates should win,

second quarter. The Krushers got good service out confirming their spot in the finals . Peninsula toof Rutter and five goals from Bromley while Banks win .and Robertson featured prominently for the Dees . Bentleigh travel to The Boulevard for their contest

The rampaging Old Geelong annihilated La Trobe against Ivanhoe Assumption in this battle of theby 86 points and restricted the Trobers to just two relegation candidates . Both teams also face

goals in three quarters in an ominous display . Swinburne before the end of the season, while theGlenn Ta lor's men from Bundoora now need to Hoes must also play Salesian, and the Demon s

cite Macleod's men have

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another game . Rupo however have the personnel to

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win their remaining three matches to sneak intothe four, while Michael Lockman's charges can getready for another finals series .Their opponent in week one Rupertswood ended

half-time deficit for a thrilling four-point win .Brennan booted four for the victors but was beaten

D2 SECTIONfor BOG honours by Collins while Logan andOldfield battled hard for the losers .

LaTrobe University host Rupertswood atBundoora in a contest of great importance to the D2hosts. With results going against them last week,

Williamstownthe Trobers are now two games off fourth spot, an dwith a difficult draw ahead, may struggle to win

exploit the space at LaTrobe and will want to

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have Old Geelong, so it could well be a case of"adios amigos" for the loser today . Hoes it is .Correspondent sPlease send any correspondence toPeter.PS .Williamson(acentrelink .gov.au, ideally by5pm Monday or Andrew 4Vu -wuey43Chotmaff.co mANEiREW'S TEP SRupertswoodOld GeelongWilliamstownPeninsulaIvanhoe

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MILESTONESSaleian OC - congratulations to Phil 'I3idals'Dolman who plays his 50th game for Salesi an .Phil has been a consistent performer for the clubwith his hard running from the backline, hisgreat reading of the play, an d good use of the ball .He may think he's old but he's still a springchicken compared to many at the club . Lookingforward to plenty more quality games over thecoming seasons for the club .Williamstown - congratulates Mick Alarming onreaching 150 games and Simon Phemister onreaching 100. Since coming through the Under19's Slick (who bears an uncanny resemblan ce toNol ticket holder and Victorian premier SteveBracks) has proven to be one of the most popularpersonalities at the CY's. The long-kickinghackman (who like a ll backmen fancies himselfas a forward) has made himself a reputation asone of the tightest defenders in the comp. Inprevious years when the side has been down Mickhas been asked to take on monumental roles fora guy his size . He is often first to put up his handto take on the comp's crack forwards and isseldom beaten . At every club a guy seems to comealong every few years and makes a name forhimself instant aneously . Simon Phemister isone of those guys. A gutsy on baller/back fl ankerhis dedication to the sport is unsurpassed.Rewarded with the captaincy after only 58 gameshe has relished the role and has proven to be aninspirational leader. Courageous and skilful he islooking to taste finals for the first time under hiscaptaincy this year. His work off the field is asdedicated as his on- field roles . Secretary of theclub for two years and still continues to worktirelessly for his team an d club.

La Trobe Uni V RupertswoodOakleigh v Old Geelong

Salesian 0 C v Williamstown CYMSSwinburne Uni v Peninsula 0 BIvanhoe Assumption v Bentleigh

P21 ! Cno NRUfI . r6t700D 3.2 5.5 8.8 10.14 (74)SALESIAN OC 4.3 8.5 8.6 10.10 (70)ltu : Brennan 4 Clark McGovern Reid Sumett M West Whitehead .Best : Collins Brennan Monzell Boxall M West J Plummer . Saks: Thain 3Nannes 2 Bormki Stevens Rogers Deahaye Downey. Best: Logan Oldflek)Bobetic C Rose Campbell DeLahaye.Umpires: Jason Waszaj Ross Payne (RFL) (F )OLD GEELONG 2.9 5.14 11 .17 17.19 (121)IA THOBE UNI 1 .4 1.4 2.4 5.5(35)

Old Gee1: C OBrten Higgins 3 Fallaw L Stevens M Vickers-Willis Waters 2H McCarthy Vasey J Bell . Best: Best : Fatrbatrn Casboult E Babies White JBell Vickers-Wills. La Trobe Uni: Davidson 3 Brooks Benton . Best CossarForrest Oakley Benton McMeekin Ulph .Umpires : Daniel Sitfo Robert O'Gorman (F) Gary Clancy PaulWhitehead (G )BENTLEIGH 3.6 6.9 11.13 13.16 (94)

OAMEIGH 5.4 11.8 13 .14 17 .17 (119)Bent : Paul 3 Sharp 3 Reid 3 Wright McCulloch Bretag Robertson . Best :Banks Robertson Sire Reid Sharp Chapman . Oak : Bromley 5 Bell 3 SBriggs 2 A Kitts 2 Dalton Reynolds Rutter Way . Best : Rutter Reynolds KevinHolden P Holden Bromley Collins.Um : Dimitri Pappas Anthony Simpson (F) Tristan Reith LachlanSimpson G )B'IId.iAi&RS'SOWN CYSii& 5.2 8.8 16 .11 22 .15 (147)SWINBURNE Ul`dI 3 .1 10.2 11 .3 16.6 (102)With Lee 5 Barlow 2 L Henry 2 Any 2 King 2 Ryan 2 Thompson 2 Cocksach Gallivan Phemister Wuchatsch . Best: B Hynes L Henry Lee GreiveTaylor King. Swim Higgins 5 Murchie 5 Trickey 3 Orr O'Keeffee Piorrowskl .Best: Trickey O'Mara Filder Piotrowski Higgins Mennan .Umpires : Michael Forde Andrew Shirts (F)PENINSULA oB 8.7 13.8 22 .15 26.21 (177)IVARHOE AS5UA3PTIOIY 0 .1 7.4 7.6 9.8(62)Penins : Payee 12 J Coghian 6 T Prendergast 2 Murphy 2 Claringbokl 2Atchison T Coglilan. Best : Payee J Coghian Wood Claringbold Rees Davis.Ivan Asn : O'Dwyer 4 Wilson Rawley Peggte Brown Barbagello . Best: Pegg leGalloway Brown Nixon Ebbage Crawford.Umpires : Lionel Katz Sean Brailsfard (F)

DZ RESERVERUPEt2T5@1000 3.4 5.7 12 .11 13.14 (92)SALESIAN 0.1 2.2 3.5 4.6(30)Reports : Price 3 Johnson 3 Powell 2 Hum 2 Ang 2 Bronsema. Best ClarkeJohnson Jarrsz B Monte House G Ratty . Sales : Henson 2 PittsMontgomery. Best DmTy Montgomery Allen Trakas Moore Brennan .Otd? GEELONG 4.4 6.7 10 .15 15.17 (107)

LA TROBE UNI 3 .3 6.3 6.3 7.3 (45)O'-.d Gee1: S OBrfen Symons 3 l.eishman Slattery 2 G Allen EllisGoldsw•or thy M Leslie Strauch. Best : S O'Brien Symons T Bayles Morley JHope-Johnstone Letshman . LaTmue: Coulter 3 Mawdsley SpringRedmond Kerrison. Best Van Got Merrington Spring TiernanBEIvTLEIGH 0.0 4.2 4.4 4.6(30)0 IGH 3.3 6.4 8.5 10.10 (70)Bent: Beatie Wtthnigton Brown Punter. Best : Huchisan Hayes OkifieldFrancis Punter Richards . Oak: Fraser 5 Herry 2 Khodr Plavkouvts Videky .

Best: L Malcom Short Perdikomatis Redford Herry Halpin.

WII.L WN CLB38 3.3 9.9 14.16 22.21 (153)SIFIIiBUAtdE UNT 1 .2 1.2 1.4 1.4(10)With Burgess 7 Carter 5 Downer 3 Hinsley 2 Woods 2 Adams KosmatosPaul. Best: Carter Burgess Williams Kosmatos Wanda Dowsey. Swin : DeMarie . Best: Carter Liston Handrv Peirson Goode Beyton.PENINSULA OB 4.1 6.3 10.7 16.10 (106)IVANHOE ASSUIvU>'rION 2 .1 5.3 6.5 6.7(43)Penins: Goldthorp 3 Haley 3 Cahir 2 Smith 2 Day 2 Hynes Law McKtnstryNeal. Best: Law Lethbridge Day McKinstry Smith McMahon . Ivan Asn :Shuttlwvrth 2 Joyce Turner Nemtsis Toogood. Best: Nemtsis ToogoodMeredith Haddon Frantch Zeegers .

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D2 SectionOENTLEIGH IVANHOE ASSUMPTION LA TROUE U RI OAKLEIGH OLD GEELON G

Coach: Justin Paul Coach : Anthony McKay Coach : Glenn Taylor Coach : Pat McKenna Coach: Michael LockmanAsst Coach: Troy Lupoi Asst Coach : Doni Valkanis Asst San Coaches : David Res Coach : Mark Ryan Res Coach : Michael VergeRes Coach : Steve Hall Res Coach : Richard Peoples Huffer & Bob Ellis Asst Coach: Shane Kitts Asst Coach: Matt Edmonds

1 C. Sharp 1 S. ConleyRes Coach : Bob Elli s

Club XVIII Coach : Cam Black 1 A. Murrayy 1 M. Goldsworthy

Paul2 J 2 M Maud 2 J . Tolley 2 N . Casboult.

3 A. Pittito.

3 P.Harris'

4 H . Davies 3 D . Britt4 G. Henry

3 M. White4 C . Stinchcombe (C)

4 S. Sice 4 T. O Neill 5 S . Adamthwaite Kokkino s5 C5 M. Vickers-Willis (C )

5 J. Robertson 5 J . Scoble 6 D . Gleeson.

7 M Short6 J. Bel l

6 R. Dolman 6 E . Healy 7 T. Mannes.

8 S . Ead7 J. Paul8 G . Alle n

7 S. Holmesby 7 P. Fawley 8 C. Correnti 9 C . Hogan 9 D . Kimpton8 C. McFadden 8 J . Shuttleworth 10 M . Forrest 11 J . Rutter 10 M. Avery9 L . Tangas 9 R . Peoples 13 T. Ludeman 12 D . Fumell 11 L . Stevens10 J. Vlahos 10 P. Lee 14 D. Butler 13 L. Curtis 12 T. Paul

11 D. Martin 11 D . Valkanis 15 S . Brooks 14 J . Nevezie 13 T. Cannon14 D Taylor

12 T. Wright 12 B .Galloway 16 P. Farrant 15 G. Redford (RVC) .15 H . McCarth y

13 S. Craven 13 B .McCrohan 18 C. Blight 16 M . Bel l17 D. Perry

16 T. Fallaw15 B. McClelland 14 D .Neilson 19 A . Benton Connella n18 J

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19 R. Keating18 J . Malpas19 N . Bens

17 S. Francis 16 M .Joyce 21 M . Harvey 20 J . Halpin 20 J . Lego e18 S. Adaway 17 T.Nixon 22 D. McMeekin 21 A . Perdikornatis (RC) 21 L. Teagu e19 M. Wilson 18 A .Boyd 23 M . Cossar 22 D. Wills 22 T. Bayles20 R . Fishlock 19 D. Wood 24 L. Envall 23 J . Kerley 23 C . Fairbaim

21 A. Ferris 20 N. Pye 26 M . Dingle 24 S . Kitts 24 S. Lansdell (V-C )25 C Wilson

22 A. Smith 21 N. Blainey 27 S. Pruscino 25 C. Marshall .

23 G . McFarlane 22 A . Height 31 A. Mambwe 26 A . Kitts27 D. Zula (VC) 29 S. O'Brien

24 J . Roberts 23 L.Cole 32 S. Gibson 28 A Khodr30 D . Youl

25 D . Gold 24 B . Frew 34 H. Spring.

29 K. Holden31 A . Munro32 T. Ayerb e

26 B. Padgham 25 J . Frisina 35 F. Tieman 30 P. Holden (DVC) 33 E . Bayles27 J . Seeley 26 P. Cameron 36 T. Mawdsley 31 T. Bromley (C) 34 S . Makin28 M. McCulloch (C) 27 B .Walthers 39 R . Slater 32 P. Lucas 35 M . Verg e29 A. Clough 28 S .Graham 40 S. Murphy 33 S. Bando 36 T. Makin

30 A. Lee 29 J . Crapper 42 D . Robson 34 L. Head 37 T. Waters38 L Smith

31 A. Banks 30 T. Mehmet 44 D . Kerrison 35 R. Nuske .39 J . Kilpatric k

32 D . Kopitschinski 31 D.McFarlane 45 D . McMeekin 36 M. Ryan40 L. Teague

33 P. Withingion 32 J . losefo 47 A. Samson 37 S. Briggs38 S Cammiss

41 S . Ross

35 P. Hutchison 33 S.Hicks 50 K. Hopkins.

39 W. Plaukovits42 C. Legoe43 R. Parsons

36 M. Ferris 34 C.Trea er9 55 C . Fehring 40 J. Briggs 44 J . O'Hare37 L. Holmesby 35 P.Veitch 70 J. Dumaresq 41 S. Way 45 H. Logos38 B . Fox 36 C.Zeegers 73 J. Sewell 42 S. Dalton 46 J. Morley39 G. Prigg 37 P. Cotter 78 J . Clark 43 A. Hinton 47 J. Col e

40 A . Steward 38 N .Haddon 44 N . Wills 48 R. HerdKilpatrick51 J

42 A . Mikkelsen 39 M. Ebbage C . Clamp 45 E. Videky .52 A. Higgins

42a M . Hayes 40 J.Barbggallo T Cohen46 R . Holden

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44 R . Punter 41 C . McDonald N . Dunne.Reynolds48 J

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45 S . Ferris 42 K. O'Dwyer D . Fennell.

49 S. Collins55 C. Atkins56 M. Leslie

48 R . McEvoy 43 A. Shemshedin M . Garret 50 C . Lamb 57 B. Symon s49 C . Kamus 44 M.Shephard K . Hickman 51 B. Nguyen 58 J. McCarthy51 P. Sampson 45 R .Fort S . Jackson 52 R . Dooley 59 R. Kilpatrick52 L. Sampson 46 P.Martin C . Knee 53 C . Pollock 60 B. MaClea n

53 E . Box 47 TPeggie P. Lias 54 B . Gant 62 G . Leishma n

54 R . Oldfield 48 R . Toogood A . Mann 55 P. Malcolm 63 D. ArdlieAtkins64 J

55 G. Richards 49 A.Rosenfeld S . Miller 56 B . King.

65 R . Bel l56 C . Aitken 50 R . Shing G. Nelson 57 D . Nagel

Torpe y58 P66 H . Burgess

57 D . Clarke 51 D . Pearce X . O'Donnell'

59 T. Orchard67 J. Burnel l

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61 H . McKenzie 53 M. Chazan L. Heathcote 63 M . Couttie 70 W . de Fegley64 M . Hayes 54 J.Skirving C. Francis 64 A . Wood 71 R . Ellis

55 S.Carter S . Gloury 65 T. Krotofil 72 H . England

57 M. Frannich S . Moore 73 H . Foletta

58 D . Hager S . Pitaro ~-75 T Gree n76 hi. Hayes

59 C . Mclnney J . Waterman 77 S. Monaghan60 J . Nemtses B . Laidlaw 78 L. Morriso n78 C . Brown D. Hill A~,, . ~ 79 N . Robinson

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D2 SectionPENINSULA RUPERTSWDDD SALESIAN t" TY WILlIAMSTD W D

Coach : Julian Sill Coach : Shane McLaughlan Coach : Peter Turley Coach : Manny Debono CYM SRes Coach : Joe Coy Res Coach : Adam Walsh Res Coach : Jon Brennan Res. Coach : Carmel o' Coach : Dene MacleodDell Ollio Res Coach : Damien Hynes

1 S . Parsons 1 P. FLINN 1 A . Stevens 1 D Odulm 1 T. Wheeler2 A . Parsons 2 G. PRICE 2 A . Thain 2 J Sheedy 2 P. Jame s3 M. Goldthorp 2 M . TEMMING 3 S . Sutherland 3 J Piotrowski 2(r) J . Di Grazia4 E. Bowen 3 P. REID 4 A . Healey 4 A Fidler 3 D. Woud a5 N . Kent 4 D . BURROWES 5 M . Canavan 5 J Demarte 4 S . Wuchatsc h6 M. Warner 5 J . RAMSAY 6 M. Loughnan 6 D Harmer 5 D. Elias

7 S. Murray 6 S . GALLUS 7 G Tucker 7 J Murchie 6 D. Greive'8 R . Stainforth 7 B. WHITEHEAD

.8 S. Logan 8 M Higgins 7 L. O Sulliva n

9 T. Coghlan 8 K. ELLIOT 9 A. Campbell 9 L Morrison 8 L. Ryan9 J Munro

10 A. Haley 9 M. KEATING 10 S. Oldfeld11 D Milano13 J Coy

.10 B . Cocks

11 G . Lethbridge 11 S. CLARK 11 A. Davey 14 R Goode 11 C . McCrakent2 S . Ferguson 12 M. HEWAT 12 L . Rose 15 D Ledger 12 S. McGuines s13 T. Rees 13 B. SINNETT 13 I . Bobetic 16 C Walsh 13 M. Grossman14 S . White 14 L . PLUMMER 14 P. Evans 17 J Roberts 14 J. Street15 J . Davis 15 N. WEBB 15 C. Rose 18 M Flack 15 D . Taylor16 A . Wood 16 R. MONZELL 16 P. Dolman 19 B OYvtara 16 S. Phemiste r17 J . Coghlan 17 R. HATTY 17 Matt Forbes 21 J Young 17 R . Hart18 J . Wheaten 19 D. COLLINS 18 p Barry 22 S McKenzie 18 D . Oldham

19 A . McKinstry 20 D. POWELL 19 T Fairbaim 23 S Fitzgibbon 19 S. Barlo w

20 S . Prendergast 22 D. WALSH.

20 A. Seeger 24 C Higgins 20 L. Coope r21 M Welsh

21 M. Barron 23 M . WEST 21 A. Bonnici 26 TListon .22 S . King

22 A. Atchison 25 0. KEENAN 22 S . Downey 27 H Hodgson23 C. McNamar a

23 R . Feeney (VC) 27 R. JAEGER 23 P Hanton28 J Ryan

24 C Pach24 T. Prendergast 28 D. MCDONALD

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25 J. Rowe 30 K . SHAW 25 J . Rogers30 J Mennen32 P B, n 25 L. Thomas

26 A. Murphy 31 T. BOXALL 26 J . Nannes 33 S Chn ov 26 D . Le e27 S. Payze (CAPT) 32 H . MCGOVERN 27 E . Maillard 34 A Fricke 27 B . Grant28 B. Taylor 33 R . LUPA 28 C . Savage 36 J Carter

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29 S. Pratt 35 C . CERTO 29 P. Delahaye 37 B Caimes 29 B. Griffe n

30 A. Crean 36 J. PLUMMER30 A Brett 38 M Tricky

30 K. Dowsey31 D. Brennan 38 B. JOHNSON .

31 L . Seville 39 B Prior31 J. Hynes32 T Hynes32 B . Liuzzi 39 A. JORDAN

32 G . Riley 40 J Kane .33 T Boz

33 A . Law 42 T. PLUMMER 33 N . Callaghan 41 M Handby.

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t ._Old Ivanhoe's defeat of top team StBernards had a two fold effect . St Bernardswere now vulnerable at the "top of the tree"and relegation was now between four clubs,MHSOB, Old Melburnians, Old Ivanhoeand Marcellin OC. Yes, A Section was again"hotting up" and with four remainingrounds, there were opportunities for manymore twists and turns at our elite level .St Bernards had gone into this game minussome very important players in Nick

Mitchell (quadriceps), Steve McKeon(infected hand), Adam Merrington (Carlton),

Damien McLaughlin (Port Melbourne) and

Jason Gallant (suspended) . Despite these

absences, at half time the Bernies were 25

points up . Old Ivanhoe were also withoutsome valuable resources as Matt McKie,Marcus Toovey and James Hope were all

playing in the VFL and Paul Donaldson did

not play, yet they performed magnificentlyin the third term scoring 7 .6 to 2 .1 and it

was "game on" . Old Ivanhoe increased theirlead in the last quarter and ran out winners

16.17 to 14.10, their supporters weredelighted and believed avoidance of

relegation to be a real possibility . McLean(5), Corcoran, the two Weddle lads and

Douglas stood out for the winners . Collins,

Jordan, L Gollant, D Byrne, C Mitchell andGrey were St Bernards' best .

I/ t was certainly out of character

for these two role model s to be

"booked" .

Old Brighton's dominance of B Section (2games clear on top and 40% surplus overthe next best) caused scribe Damian Carrollto claim they would have warranted a placein the A Section top four. Strong claim anddisputed by some but Brighton's demolitionof Old Paradians (sixth) would tend to giveDamian's claims some substance .Brighton's 21 .13 against OP's 8 .9 at OP'sground maintained their strong percentagewith best players as follows ; Dennis ,

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Hendra, Bradley

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Dintinosante,Sinclair, Holland,

Gale and Stevens

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deserved some credit for Paradians .B Section field umpires were ; SimonOlive, Sharon Alger, Peter James, GraemeHunichen, Neville Boyle, Justin Garrett,

Mark Jenkins, Peter Simpson, GeneHodgins and Rick Love .

Results from the Tribunal Hearingsincluded 2 decorated players fromrepresentative teams, Nigel Brohier

(Caulfield Grammarians) and CamMatthews (Old Carey) . Brohier's 2 weeks

were for striking and Matthews received 1week for attempting to strike . It was

models to be "booked" .

Round 16 in C Section was expected to

consolidate the double chance for bothIvanhoe and Old Geelong . Well Ivanhoe

made a certainty of it by easily defeating

Kew, 13 .9 to 3.6, in less than perfect

conditions . Old Geelong were at home to

Whitefriars but the Friars' full forward,Tim Pratt, made it his own show when he

kicked 5 .7 from 6 .15 and received excellent

support from James Begley, Mark Bateman

and Anthony Carbone. Old Geelong's finalscore of 7.1 left them 8 points short and

only Stu Glascott and John Smythewarranted a mention from the Peter Lemon

(C Section scribe) . OGGS would now facehaving to hold off the fast finishing Old

Ivanhoe in the remaining games .

Southbank CBA enjoyed a substantial winover Glenhuntly, 21 .28 to 4.3, and took

Caulfield Grammarians' spot in the top

four when the Grammarians failed againstThomastown . Southbank had many good

players in the poor conditions, which may

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Perry (6) who did most of the damage .Rossiter, Thomas, Augustine, Breslin,Turner and Hall battled hard forGlenhuntly.

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In A Section Bullen Templestowe's defeat

of Old Xaverians, 13 .7 to 9 .11, meant that

the Xavs looked to be headed to B Section

for the 1986 season. Bulleen Temp never

looked in danger and Gilmore, Lockhart,

Harisiou, George, Asdagi and Kazuro madesure of their team's victory with their

commitment . The Xavs' best were Klein,O'Shaughnessy, Greetham, P Curtain,

Trainor and O'Sullivan .

In B Section Parkside (third) did not have

it all their own way against St Kilda whohad now lost their opportunity to play

finals' football in 1985 . St Kilda's fight

back in the second term meant there wasonly 1 point in it at the main break but

Parkside's physical strength allowed themto forge ahead in the second half to win

10.10 to 6 .8 . Jones, Yoksich, Torre, Page,Evans and Pavia were the Red Devils' best

while Gillan, Latham, Driscoll, White,Capiron and La Fontaine were hard

workers for St Kilda .

It seemed nothing would stop Old Trinityin C Section as they kept their undefeated

status with a powerful display against

North Brunswick, 17.15 to 3 .9 . North

Brunswick's best were Cootee, Cortese,Scullin, DiMarco, De Morton and Jewson .

There could have been more best playersnamed for OT but Phillips, Pontefract,

Alibon, Norman, Dobson and Maizels "got

the nod" .

A Section finals' aspirants Coburg

remained in contention after they defeated

the powerful Uni Blacks combination

12 .15 to 10 .21 . Coburg were now fifth and

the Blacks remained in second place .

O'Brien (3), Leckie, King, Hutchinson,

Handley and Mann were best for Coburg,

Bellingham, Larkins, Simon Costello,Clarke, Holmes and Perret were the

Blacks' best .

Caulfield Grammarians held on to their

fourth place in B Section by narrowly

defeating Marcellin OC 14 .11 to 14 .9 .

Morphet (3), Watson, Clarke, Dickeson,

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Tootell and Bierwirth west best for the"Fields . C Price, McDonald, C Mahon,Power, Gartner and O'Sullivan earned theplaudits of their supporters .

In C Section St Kilda CBC had to work

hard against Old Haileybury to maintain

their undefeated status . Eventually the

Saints drew away to win 7.19 to 4 .8 .

Similarly, North Melbourne CBC, in DSection, started slowly against Tooronga

Malvern before winning 12 .13 to 7.6 and

retaining their unbeaten run for the

season ."Ball Briefs" recorded news from variousclubs and acknowledged a number of "50gamers" . Old Haileybury's full back, AlanRoss, brought up his half century and wasknown for his high flying marks andexceptionally long kicking . Graeme"Tarzan" Kingston, determined Parksidehalf forward, also played his 50th andKew's Brian Weston celebrated his 50thwith a great game .

Old Melburnians (second) sounded a realwarning to top side Ormond by runningaway with the game in the second half towin comprehensively, 19 .16 to 11 .4 . OM'shad difficulty deciding their best amongthe many contributors but highlighted theoutstanding performance of Cromby forhis skilful handball and play on game,Wallace displayed his magical disposaland Ramsden was the "pinnacle ofdetermination" . Ormond said GrahamSchrober was their "most successfulplayer" and rued the unavailability ofStock and Rundle due to leg injuries . TheOM's were now only 2 games behindOrmond but neither side could miss outon playing in the second semi-final in afew weeks time . Both Uni Blacks (third)and Uni Blues (fourth) also looked likelyto have a mortgage on a first semi-finalberth .In the leading goal-kickers, it seemedBlues, from the finals' aspirants, may relymore heavily on one player to score theirgoals as Dahlenburg with 65 for theseason to date was well clear of Dowling(Blacks) 38, Fenton-Smith (Ormond) 31and Cox (Old Melburnians) 28 .

35

ReviewIt was a strange match at the "House" where WestBrunswick got off to a flyer, kicking the first sixgoals of the match, and extended that lead to 50points through some great work from Morgan,Benjamin and West . However, the Bees foughtback, and with Ryan Bell converting and Walshplaying well in his return match, Werribee gotwithin 7 points . However the Pies steadied andrecorded a season defining 19 point ivin .Power House started slowly against a near fullstrength Westbourne outfit and was never in thehunt from there on in, though was competitive formost of the match . While West and Hill tried hardfor PH, they were never going to match the class of"Burra" or Chris Hudson in their 50-point defeat .A depleted Kew side tried hard against St . Johnsfor three quarters but a final quarter blitz saw theresult blow out to 88 points . Best players for Kewwas again skipper Nick Tinetti and defendersAaron Carman and Tom Moore who both triedvaliantly .M onash now has some breathing space after agood home win to Syndal . It was a tight affair inthe first half but a disappointing second half forSyndal as their chances of staving up slippedfurther. Fletcher down back and DamianRichardson again up forward were the best for theSvnners .The match between South Melbourne an d UHS-VU went as expected with the depleted Studentsgoing down by 88 points . The win keeps the Swansslim finals hopes alive while UHS now has threeimportant matches coming up to stave off therelegation demons .

'-,e win keeps the Swans slimats hopes alive ."

PreviewThe local Zoo derby pits an undermanned Sagainst a rampant West Brunswick in a match Ican only see going one way . The Westies now havetop place in their sights and have now flr;ned tooutright favoritism for the flag, while the students

could slip into thebottom two if their slidecontinues. My pick isthe Pies by plenty, 88 points to be exact .Round 16 throws up some great match ups, andthe Westbourne versus South Melbourne matchis one of them. Today's match is a make or breakgame for South Melbourne given a loss will all butassure Westbourne fourth place . While South wonthe corresponding fixture first time around, I amgoing with the Warriors today by 17 pointsbecause they are at near full strength and havethe Attic Park advantage .Werribee host St .Johns today in what could bedubbed a mini-fmal with the winner a big chanceto take the double chance and the loser likely tomeet Old Westbourne in a month's time . The lastmeeting between these two resulted in a St .Johnswin, and I predict that today will be no different asthey sneak home by 5 points .Without wanting to sound unkind, today's matchbetween Kew and Monash is one that has littlesignificance on both ends of the table, but doesstill have a lot to do with pride . However, being athome, and with the good form of Anthony Vecchioon the ball I am sticking with Kew to win by 21points .When you look at the ladder, and givenpercentages and the form of UHS, you can almostsay that today's loser between Sy ; ' . I Tally H e

D3 9?C1'ION

Werribee

Old Westbourne

Werribee

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UHS VU

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Marinis

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and Power House is next to certain to be down inD4 next season, while the winner can hold ontothe glimmer of hope they can leapfrog UHS ifresults go their way . For my pick, I am going withpower House as I was impressed by their endeavorlast week and believe this will be enough to getthem over the line by 23 points .correspondentsThanks to my regular contributors . Please get anyreports to gavan .flower(dspotless .com.au by nolater than midday on Monday.

Power House - Nick Bish~- -D and AshBrownjohn register 5v garues eaeh .Congratulations from all at Power House to the"iwo pretty boys" of the team . This week marksjust the first of many milestones that have

finally been written about for both of these boy'sand we are all verv confident that man_v morewill continue to occur, well done .Syndal Tally - congratulates Chris Cachiaon his 20C - for the club this week . Chrishas been the clubs' inspirational captain for the

past four seasons, winning three best and fairestawards at the Synners and leading the clubsgoal kicking . He was a vital member of the 2001premiership team and his desire to win everytime he steps over the white line is second tonone . He is a loyal clubman . who has rejected anumber of offers from other amateur clubs. Allat Syndal Tally Ho congratulate the skipper onthis tremendous achievement, and we lookforward to some successful seasons aheadunder his leadership .Old Westbourne - Warriors ,an d Aaron Miller join the : ; club thisweek .' Marty', joined the club from Sedd andhas added great Ruck and Forward strength tothe Warriors in his three seasons, all in the ones,enjoying the senior flag in 2004 . 'Azza' has comeon in leaps and bounds in '05 cementing himselfin the senior line-up with some exceptional

defensive efforts and a bright future is in stall .Both will be looking forward to plavi,,,; finalsthis season . Congratula! i ms frca 1 c .Ib .

UHS-VU v'-t 1 runsic kOld Westbourne v South Melbourne Districts

Werribee Amateurs v St Johns 0 CKew v M onash Gryphons

Symdal Tally-Ho v Power House

P3-s =riC':ST BRUNS":3CK 7.3 12.5 14.8 18 .10 (118)

WE EE AMATEURS 1 .3 7.3 11.8 15.9 ( 99)

West Bruns: Haysey 3Smythe 3 Benjamin 2 Ellis 2 Hamilton 2 Irving 2

Maguire 2 Monagle Sudholz. Best : Morgan Monagle West Hamilton

Pietsch Ellis . Wea : Bell 4 Palmington 4 An. Taylor 2Walsh 2 Ayling Borg

Lawernce. Best: Kidd Hassel Walsh Carson Simpson Bell.

Umpires: Mick Gilday Bruno Sari (F) Blake Curtis Alex Koutsoukis (B)Vin Vescovi Michael Jones (G)ST." MELBOURNE DI5iT2IC155.5 12.14 16.18 20.21 (141)

UHS-V17 3.1 3.6 5.9 7.11 (53)

Sth Rie18 Dist : DAndrea 7 Batchelor 4 Mahoney 3 P Hannan M Hannan

A Hannan Mckenzie Calabrase . Best: Washington Hannan Atherton

Batchelor Cronan D'Andrea Hannan . UHS-VU : Tate 2 Forbes Carroll

Cracknell Sanson Hall . Best: Creek Carroll Sparks Garringe P Clarke

Cracknell .

Umpires : Ian Kennedy Pat Machos (F)POWER HOUSE 1 .3 7.4 8.4 13.4 (82)

OLD W"'STBOURNE 6.5 9.9 14.13 19 .18 (132)

Power House: A Brownjohn 2 D Cooper 2 B Turner 2 S West 2 P Anold

R Benson M Hill J Marshall P Sosic . Best: S West M Hill J Conway P

Sosic D Boland P Haseler Old West : J Horsborough 4 A Horsborough 3

Tray Edwards 3 M Chrism 3 T Whitting 3 C Hudson P Husdon

Huntington Best : A Horshorough C Hudson Huntington Fairfield Trav

Edwards Hodgson .

Umpires : Sean Scully Snr Paul Hoffman (F) James ScullyST JOHNS O C 5.6 9.9 10.16 21.20 (146)

KEW 2.3 3.4 5.6 8 .9(57)St Johns: Ryan 8 Phaedonos 4 Chalk 2 2,4eEachern C Peake Jones

Roberts O'Connor. Best: Ryan Gaget Chalk Phaedonos Diaz Ice. Kew:

McKerrow 2@tood 2 Woodhouse 2 Allen Evans . Best: Tinetti Carman

Dalrymple Vecchio Moore Allen.

Umpires ; Matt Brennan David Longworth (F)

MONASH GRYPHONS 2.5 8.10 11 .12 17.19 (121)

SYNDAL TALLY HO 4 .3 8.3 9.7 10.7 (67)

Mon Grgp-a: Pocock 4 Watson 3 MacNamara 3 Sharkey 2 N Rutherford

2 McKenzie G Harrah D Bradshaw . Best: Wells Schultz MacNamara

Flowerday J Rutherford Watson. Syndal TH: Cachia 3 Hafflisey Miller

MacKenzie Robinson Tua Revnolds D Richardson . Best : Fletcher

MacKenzie Robinson D Richardson Tua Browne .

Umpires: Rob Sneddon Richard Yann (F)

D3 RESERVE

WEST BRUNSWICK 1 .0 4.1 4.2 6.4 (40)

WERRIBEE AMATEURS 2.4 5.8 10.12 14.13 (97)

West Brenm : Russell 2 Gorman Hussy Purcell Saisanas. Best: Satsanas

Purcell Waller Tobin Clark Stewart . Werr: Djakovte 4 Marinis 4 Harding

3Waldron 2 Moir. Best : Alabakis Barker Camaheri Collier Cunningham

Davidson .

STI: MELBOURNE DISTRICTS 5.2 6.4 9.9 15.13 (103)USIS-VU 0.2 3.2 4.5 5 .6(361Sth Melb Dist: Henderson 4. Best : Henderson Phillips Polner, UHS-W :Gilmore 2 Thomas P Mihajlovic Trevethan . Best: Gilmore KennedyCatteral }rlihajlovie Trevethan Ashton .POWER HOUSE 2.5 4.5 7.5 10.8 (68)OLD TESTBOURNE 4.1 6.5 8.8 9.8(62)Power House: E Gamble 2 R Humphreys 2 J Scotland 2 A Contreras PCooper S Hatchard C Plazzer Best: E Gamble A Contreras C Plazzer MTalbot G Holden S Hatchard . Old West : Croswell 3 Anderson 2Merryvreather 2 S Cristo Ristevskl Best: Depiazza Troy Edwards BoardMason S Cristo Jenlanso nST JOHNS 0C 4.4 4.10 7.11 12 .11 (83)

B_.7 3.2 4.2 6.2 6.3(39)St Johns OC: Callaghan 5 Dowsett 2 Carmody 2 Hall Wathen

Dragwidge. Best: Carmody D Rydqu)st Van Houten Holmes Merrigan

Rudd . Kew: Marchesarti 3 Sabien 2 Glenn. Best : Bovlan Jacobs Glenn

-en Doig Hamilton .

GRYPHONS 3 .2 12.6 15 .13 25 .17 (167)

. .- ., TALLY HO 1.1 2.1 3.1 4.5(29)on Gryph: Grenfell 8 Landberg 4 Wadley 3 Hetherington 2 Mullin s

Gross Callus Gould Stirling Park Coffey Burgess. Best: Burgess GrenfellE Bradshaw Hetherington Park Callus. Syn TIi : O'Boyle 2 TreasureWilliams. Best : Thomas Crew Paolone Christiansen Elder Hunter.

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OLD WEGTEGl9RNECoach : Jeffrey Wilson

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9 Steve Caple

i i Tom Havsom

12 Jamie Kvins

14 Michael Gilday

15 Phillip Callil

17 Brett Herskope

18 Tim Sutcliffe

20 David D' Altera

23 Anthony Calderone

24 Miles Argall

25 Richard Eastwood

26 Sacha Koffman

27 Ron Johnso n

28 Leah Gallagher

29 Gerard Rolfs

30 Simon Olive

31 Rob Schuller (RDFL)

29 Peter Liddell

33 Simon Stokes

34 Jeremy Heffernan

37 David Murray

5 Max

6 Dash Peiris

7 David Trott

8 Sean Brailsford

10 Vaughan Sidebottom

11 Paul Tuppen

2 Sean Rothe

4 Ian Kennedy

5 Michael Sneddon

6 Luke Moncrieff

7 David Anselmi

8 Grant Joyner

9 Peter Pu ll en

21 David Iron s

22 David Longworih

23 Robert Sneddon

24 Nick Brow n

25 Logan Smith

26 Patrick Coulthard

27 Paul Jone s

28 Ron Martyn

0 Anthony Lilley

31 Peter Angeli s

33 Roland Fuhrmann

7 Joseph Hartwig

40 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

I

by Steve McCarthy& Leah I" ~her

Well done Noddies! ten-cent piece .Well done to all involved at the Mazenod OC Dirk, this is still ain regard to Mike McArthur-Allen's 500 gamecelebration last Saturday night . A fantasticnight and tribute to the VAFA's Supercoach .These two scribes were honoured to bepresent at an event that highlighted the truebonds of the VAFA "family" .

Running coachRichard Eastwood decided to give a youngboundary umpire some running tips to helpimprove his style. It seems Richard thoughtthe youngster who held his arms too low,should raise them to a comfortable height togain maximum speed . Richard was soon putin his place when told that the boundaryumpire has a personal best time of 11 :00seconds for the 100 metres and that his styleis the way to go . On yer bike Rich !

Youngsters on the way upRecently some of our young goal umpiresventured to training at the VFL to get a tasteof what's required at the next level up . Theseguys; Andrew Esposito, Paul Gait, ChrisDoyle, Anthony Kyrkou, Lucas Robson, StevePiperno and Michael O'Donnell went throughthe paces with the VFL squad in all trainingdrills which include both the physical stuffand the all important skill drills . The reportsback are that we have a great set of guys withtalent which promises a future at higherlevels if their wish is to do so . Great effort bythese guys, also not forgetting our goalumpire advisors Shane Herbert and AndrewBarnes with their work on the group .

bit too light . Trygoing for the big fifty-cent piece, at least youcould find that in the mud . Woody, can yourun a skill drill on coin-tossing one Thursdaynight ?

Pea-shooterIt happens to the best of us! A Section grandfinal umpire Albie Firley was hit with a littlewhistle trouble recently . On first blow of hiswhistle in a game he found it was full of mudfrom the previous week . He reached for hisspare (which we all should be carrying)which promptly broke in half' Suppose amuddy whistle had to be better than none atall !

11 ot too early to start thinking about it .

Not getting a kick in the ressies? Time

to hang, up the boots? T his is a great way to be

involved in regular seniorfooty. "

Recruitment for 243 06Not too early to start thinking about it . Notgetting a kick in the ressies? Time to hang upthe boots? This is a great way to be involvedin regular senior footy . Contact the VAFA'sUmpire Operations Manager, BrianGoodman on 9531 8333 or emailbrianCvafa .com.au for details .

Coin tossDirk Kramer has a track record of havingtroubles tossing the coin before a game,landing on the roof and just recently losingthe coin in the mud . Dirk's problems stemfor the fact he uses a five-cent piece for thejob, however he has gotten wise to this andhas progressed up in the currency order to a

SocialDon't forget our next big social function isthe Pre-finals Dinner to be held at theVictoria Club on Monday August 22nd . Thisis a compulsory function so if you are unableto attend please contact John Robinson assoon as possible .

And yes, our next "Blood Drive" is the dayafter on Tuesday August 23rd . See BrendanCorcoran for details .

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Round 15 went to plan for the sides vying for thefinal four . Well done to Ed, tipping the four resultsbefore his overseas sojourn .Round 15 ReviewBox Hill North jumped out to great start againstHawthorn at Elgar Park, but some waywardkicking meant they lead by only 7 points atquarter time . From there, the Hawks took controlof the game with Collins and MeKenna major ballwinners. Plunkett was the best for the home side .Elthaan kept in touch with the finals race with asolid win at home against N orth Brunswick .

a :ereeke for the , of the

adfozrr, withfbacr of _ p top five

aping up against each other. "

Clark and McClaren had plenty of the footy andknew where the big sticks were, booting 7 betweenthem, whilst Menta battled hard all day for thevisitors .Elsternwick followed up last week's 9 goal firstquarter with an 11 goal effort against Albert Park .Hunter made the most of the day kicking 10 andreturning himself to the top of the goalkickers,while Beddingfield was the general for the Wicks .Chambers and Storey were the best of theFalcons .Finally, Richmond took on the daunting task oftravelling to Ferndale Park . Whilst they foughtbard all day, St Mary's had too many winners inwhat was an even team performance and keptthem right in the hunt for the double chance .Bulleen Cobras had the live.PreviewA big weekend for the shape of the final four, withfour of the top five shaping up against each other .The final four could be potentially settled onSaturday, or conversely it could get as tight as it'sbeen all season . The fifth contender, Hawthorn,have the rest . Meanwhile, plenty of pride at stakein the lower half of the ladder too as braggingrights going into next year will be fiercelycontested .

It's the battle of the Northerners, with Box INorth travelling to North Brunswick, bcoming off sizeable defeats at the hands of fincontenders . Battling for pride and 6th spot onladder, home ground advantage might be enoi.to decide the game .Eltham travel to the ladder leaders with a valmost essential for them to keep their fm<hopes alive . A loss and a win to Bulleen woispell the end to the Turtle's 2005 campai~whilst a win keeps them 'in the mix' . MeanwhiElsternwick seem out of their brief mid-seasirut and back into the groove and would be lookiito send a message to other prospective finalistThey'll be too good for mine .In the other game with a final's bearing, St Marytravel to Bulleen for Match of the Dav. The Cobr<won't have given up on 2nd place and know a wihere would keep them in the hunt . The Saints othe other hand will be keen to consolidate theposition in the double chance race . It promises tbe an absolute crackerjack of a game and in a cottoss, I reckon Bulleen might just sneak thepoints .Finally, Richmond host Albert Park and wouhsee this as a gilt edged opportunity to turn thei :improved second half of the season form intcanother win . The Falcon's haven't been travel .lin~too well of late, but to be fair have struck mosisides on the rebound or at peak form . They shouldstill have enough to get them over the line.

Cl's !ST':': : [~Tt°. LD4 5 ;sCTI01YEistermvick

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CorrespondentsDue to an unfortunate type in last weeks AmateurFootballer, my email address was printed

incorrectly . Apologies to those that couldn't getlileir reports through. For next week, the emailaddress is glenn .carleaap .cspie .com and

1%: ilatever help I can get would be much

appreciated .

North Brim > - 150 .°anes Jeremy: rzem .Well done to Jezza on this milestone .One of the most travelled footballers at the club,he comes & goes from near the Dandenongs fortraining & playing, he has shown outstandingdedication & club loyalty to the Green & Golds .His direct attacking style at the ball is a featureof his game . Many an opposition player haveseen this guy running at them & thought look

out. A member of the 2003 ReservesPremiership his play helped set up the win . Apast Secretary of the club & occasional MC onSaturdays his presence at the club has earnt

e: eryone's respect & admiration . 1€3 0 Games^_ a ig Rhook. Also well done to Craig for finallyreaching this milestone. Cut down by variousinjuries he has been a sorry sight at mosttraining nights trying to get his body ready toplay. Probably one of the best kicks at the clubhis booming drop punts have set up manymoves from half fonvard or in the midfield .Another straight ahead player his attack on theball can sometimes be ferocious . If he can stayfit he will be a permanent fixture in the Seniorsfor many years to come . 51 oC tslrewMountney . One of the finds of past couple ofyears Ange has set a new standard in backlineplay at Allard Park. Also a member of the 2003Reserves Premiership he has progressed intoone of the premier Senior backmen in D4 .Playing mainly at Full Back he has taken on thebest opposition forward & acquitted himselfvery well . Whether spoiling from behind oroutmarking his opponent, his ability to read theplay is outstanding. Hope there will be manymore games for this talented footballer. Welldone to all three players from everyone at NorthBrunswick .

Richmond Central v Albert Park 2

.8 2.9 5.10 6.11 (47)

North Brunswick v Box Hill North

Elsternwick v Eitham Collegians

Hawthorn Amateurs - Bye

Bulleen Cobras v St Marys

2.1 9.5 11.5 21 .6 (132)

: Prestopino 3 Cook Russell Riscalla . Best : Plunkett Riseall a

as Sallantioglu K Oldfleld Dovaston . Raw: Tyson 5 Jackomos 4Rice 2 Lauletta 2 D Pritchard 2 Vance 2 S Avery Malcolm Tounge A

Collins. Best : Vance Bradley Jackomos Lauletta .Umpires : Anthony Darren Albie Firley (Rot) (F) Peter Teasdale Frank

Palermo (B) Robert Parry Pat Mitchell (G )

ELi COLLEGIANS 6.7 14.12 19 .16 26 .18 (174)

H . . . . .U ICK 0.0 1.2 3.2 6.4(40)

Eltham: Andrews 4 McClaren 4 Austin 3 Clark 3 Turner 3 Savage 2J Foo B Galvin Hargrave Luttick O'Donnell Ryall Whyte . Best : ClarkMcClaren Hargrave Turner R Foo Andrews . Nth Bruns: Twaddle 2 Orr

Adams Boudo(oh Robertson . Best: Menta Pisasale Greening OrrPizzari Adams .

Umpires : Jon Kerr Peter Pullen (F )

ALBERT PARK 2.0 6.1 9.3 13.6 (84)

ELSTE CK 11.10 18.15 30 .25 35 .30 (240)

Albert Park: Chambers 4 Grace 3 Pane 2 Burton Venables Snowden

Harnett. Best: Chambers Sutherland Storey Cain Marshall Burton .

Eist: Hunter 10 S Grace 6 C Mahony 4 Huggins 4 B Mahony 3 Byrne

2 Paley Greene Beddingfleld Foster S Mahone Curtain . Best:

Beddingfield S Grace Hunter B Mahoney Nevill Stuchbery .

Umpires : Bob Kaindl Shane McNamara (F) Cameron Smith James

Travers (B )BULLEEN COBRAS BYE

ST MARYS 7.8 15.14 24 .21 29 .29 (203)

RICHMOND CENTRALS 1 .2 1.3 2.5 4.7(31)

St Marys : V Ryan 4 C Armstrong 4 Richardson 4 Andrews 2 Dwyer 2

D'astoli 2 Cope 2 Grillo 2 Schembri 2 Weller Wright Harrison L

Armstrong Purcell . Best : D'astoli C Armstrong Richardson Harrison

Andrews Dwyer . Rich Cent: Nushe Gillart Lake luizzi. Best : Melville

Nashe Goonan Luizzi Taylor Zuccaro .

Umpires: Peter Griffiths David Anselmi (F)D4 RESERVE

BOX HILL NORTH 0 .2 1.3 1.3 2.5 (17)

HAWTHORN 4.8 5.12 11 .21 13 .26 (104)

BFiU : Langley Cavalio. Best : P Doyle Street Yalamanchffit I Oldfleld

Langley. Haw: Ruzicha 2 P Ryan 2 B Collins 2 P1 Vipe Cattis Murphy

Houghton Opie Sheperd . Best : Hyland B Collins Ruzichu Crevalli

Shepherd.

ELTI COLLEGIANS 3.3 9.8 13 .13 20 .16 (136)

RO : . . 2UFd: ICiC 0.0 0.0 2.0 3.1 (19)

Eltham: Krohn 4 Pattison 4 Carter 3 Love 2 Paine 2 Abbott J Howgate

Kurtschenko Todman Toulson. Best : Love Weston Pattison

Kurtsehenko Todman Rashid . Nth Bruns : A Taha DiDomenica

Papanastasatos . Best: Belbin Giovanoglou Spoon Briffa Freeman

Boudoloh.

ALBERT PARK 3.2 4.3 8.5 9.6 (60)

ELSTERNWICK 3 .2 8.6 8.8 12 .10 (82)

Albert Park: S Allan 4 Surace 2 Fairfield Green R .Allan . Best : Hvams

Walkley Downie Sutton Cook Williams . Elst: P}inan 5 Powell 2 D

Grace 2 McAdam Tannat Rvan . Best : Pvman D Grace Anderson

Tennant Lasnitski Nolan .

BULLEEN COBRAS BYE

ST MARYS 7.6 15 .14 20 .18 32.23 (215)

RICHMOND CE NTRALS 0.1 0.4 0.5 0.6(6)

St Marys: Bernardi 11 Hill 5 Anthonv 4 Theoharrts 4 Murphy 2

Latimer 2 Koumantatakis 2 Griffin Frail . Best : Bernardi Smith Frail

Theoharris R9aschette Hind. Rich Cent : Best: Trenellen McGrath

Dautovic MueyLane Gerimano.

THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005 43

Coach : Pete SmnnRes Coach : Paul Shoppee

1 P. Smith2 N . Pastra s

...... 2 A . Morgan3 R . Baker3 P. Shakepeare4 M. Naudi5 S. Allan6 J . Storey7 S . Venables7 M . Burto n8 N . Wheeler9 P. Chambers10 M. Phillips11 D . Bree12 N. Langdon13 B . Payne13 M . Tutfin14 M . Hyams15 D. Barley15 P. Guicas16 C . Roberton17 S. Bennett18 G . Collins19 N. Cain20 K . Grace21 P. Shoppee22 J. Hannett22 J. Marshall23 B. Harries23 D. DeZoete24 T. Green25 J . Wier26 B . Moore27 A . Jackson28 R . Alla n29 R . Humphrey30 W. Johnson31 S. McGuire31 J. Williams32 M . Smith33 M . Wall34 T. Houston35 S. Toth35 C . Downie36 J. Dudi37 L . Hogan38 S. Fairfield41 R. Williams42 C. Cook44 B .Isard45 J . Agar

46 G. Price48 M.Snowden50 S. Thompson51 J. McKay52 D. Allan53 M . Williams55 D. Quinlan57 J . Sutton57 J . Baker58 S . Gitsham59 L . Barr60 V. Surace62 P. Cramer77 S. Garcia78 T. Tuhoro79 S . Thompson80 J . BovAb y

Rising Sun Hotel -Richmond an d

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Coach : Peter ArmstrongRes Coach : Jon Pratt

1 G. Wilson''. 2 C. Riscalla

3 A . Ooze4 T. Manno5 J. Garrett7 S. Stewart8 C. Langley9 A. Sallantiogtu10 S . Cook11 T Thai12 A . Dic k13 M . Cumming14 L . Penhalluriack15 L . Keillor16 M. Penny16 W. Drew17 G . Cavallo18 C. Butler19 C . Callis20 K . Oldfield22 A. Steele23 D . Penn y23 J. Naumovski24 P. Doyl e25 P. Kotsaridis26 R. Ball28 Z. Veteski29 M . Rogers30 B . Olson31 D . Olson32 I. Otdfield33 M. Marinovic34 H. Ho35 C. Liston36 S . Russell38 J . DAmato39 J . Tambakis40 D . Worrell41 P. Currie42 A. Tarulti43 R . Doyle44 C. Garrett45 M . Sinfield46 P. Mortimer47 A . Andrews49 T. Ellis50 C . Irvine52 S . Darcy53 N . Chau54 L . Van den Akker55 J. Pratt56 H. Shiba57 M . Mason58 M .Azmi59 J . Screen60 N. Benbow61 J . Howarth62 C . Henry63 J. Aspinall64 J. Vagias65 D . Woolridge66 C. Plunkett67 A. Manerheim68 N. Gatil69 B . Pearce70 H . Gist73 D . Francis76 M. Lacey78 A. Leavers79 G . Bennett80 S. Evans81 J . Hopes82 D. Dovaston84 M . Lacey86 G. Archer88 M . Edgle y89 S. Yafamanchite99 G . Robinson111 A. Maguire

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RU6.4E( :' 0 . .,- eCoach : Joe DAngeloRes Coach:TBA

'....., 2 T.Orwin3 S . McLaren Capt4 N . Cartledg e5 M. Mann

6 G . Fortune

7 T. Mehrez

8 T. Mazzarella9 M . Kyriakou10 C. Powderhamit A . DeJong12 P. Whitehouse13 N . Edga r14 T. Fradkin15 J. Trinchit6 D. Trinchi17 T. Conn18 F. Arcoraci19 B . Thomas20 J . McQuatter21 N . Lykopandis22 J. Daniel s23 A. Nasr

24 A. Gemes

25 W. Olne y

26 M . Nathanielsz

27 J . Cartledge28 A . Foskett

29 R . Sheehan30 B. Cookson31 R. Pasinati32 S . Wagg33 A . Cook34 M . DAngeb35 M. Unwin36 P. Dall'Ogtio37 J. Paatsch38 G . Brown39 C. Cha n40 G . Richards41 C. Borrelli42 V. Dam43 T. Whittaker

44 B. Saaksjarvi

45 N . Khalil

46 J. Lewi s48 M . Soumellidis49 G .Anderton50 R. Lock51 R. Daley52 T. Bett e53 R . Rodrigues54 S. Nelson55 N . Polites56 I . Baccini57 C. Batt58 T. Moore59 R. Hadisutanto60 J . Lowri e77 S . Fisher101 J. DAngelo

ELSTERHWBCKCoach : D GraceAsst P McNally

..... Coach Res: M Hosking

1 L MURPHY2 A HANKIN2 LBEDINGFIELD3 J YEMM4 D GRACE5 M WHELAN5 K CUMMINS6 MTHIEL E7 J MCADAM -RC-8 SCURRIE8 M GREENE9 T HARTLEY10 THUGGINS11 L MISSALGLIA12 P NEVILLE13 S SOPPET14 B MAHONY -VC-15 C McKENNA16 MSURMAN17 T PUTT18 ANEILL19 J HUNTER20 E GOLDMAN21 PSTUCHBERRY22 G ELVI N23 S CURTAIN24 A FOSTER25 TCOTTER26 C MAHONY -C-27 J BANKY28 W MORGAN29 SMAHONY30 M SPENCE31 AtASNRZKI32 B MASO N33 M CUNNINGHAM34 T LEAPE R35 P McNALLY36 JPYMAN37 D NOLAN38 BANDERSON39 M TENNANT40 A PATEY41 D BYRNE42 EALTER43 P CLARK E44 S GRACE -VC-45 J KAICE R46 L RYA N47 T PERKINS47 0 BRENNA N48 A CONTIN49 J BARIBAR50 M F.4cKENNA51 ABURNEY52 J LILIKAKOS53 A LEWI S54 K POLLE R55 H MCGREGOR56 P FREEDMAN57 M CREAK58 B ELLIS59 R POWELL60 L SMITH61 R MCKENNA62 BTORRANCE63 R SHERRY64 STHOMPSON65 NANDERSON66 M HOSKING67 S GORDAN68 M DANIELS69 N UTiING70 M NOONAN71 M MARZIALE72 TMARCHETTI73 M NICOL

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1 T. Andrews2 D . Lynch3 E. Savag e4 L. Mason (VC)5 L. Austin6 J . Galvin (C)7 B . Rashi d8 B. Jorgensen9 C . Watson10 B. Marshall11 J. Mizzi12 M . Blagrove13 M . Luttick14 R. Runco15 J . Paisley16 D . Brick17 T. Wenbom18 B. Galvin19 J. Gilbert20 S. Weston21 M . Hart22 R. Foo (VC)23 T. Carter24 A . Hargrave25 A . Thamas26 J. Glare27 J. Stockdale28 M . Pattison29 D. Howgate30 M . Abbott31 B . Keleher32 C . Bau d33 A. Howgate34 J. Howgate35 M. Crooks36 N. Ryatt37 P. Krohn38 A . Mok39 A . McClaren40 E. Baud41 T. Kurtschenko42 C. Conole43 R. Carrucan44 N. Duncan45 A . Whyte46 S . Clark47 A . Emini48 B. Turney49 L . Barnes50 B. Richardson51 J. Simpson52 D. Justice53 J . Foo54 S . Todman55 K. Toulson56 A . Lov e58 N . McPherson59 B. Evan s61 A. Stockdate63 L . Ogilvie

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Coach : Peter Tyson Coach : Ange Sammartino Coach : Thomas Dukic ; i~ Leamionth Is

Res Coach: Patrick Ryan Res Coach : Harry Tsialtas Res Coach : Steven LakeRes Coach; George Ko, imantalaids

is M. McVeigh 1 D . Newton I W. Old 1 M. Banks

to B. Blakeman 2 D . Adams 2 T. Quick 2 B. Perefberg

2a J . Ridley 3 D . Orr 4 D. Miller 3 G. Schembri

2b J . Thompson 5 H . Hassan 5 B. Porteus 4 A . Ballantyn e

3 A . Collins 6 D . Pizzari 6 T. Dukic 5 A . Lane

4 N . Martin 7 J . Briffa 7 S. Lynch 6 C . Weller

5 S . Avery 8 S . Monte 8 D. Speakman 7 A . Dwyer

6 P. Avery 9 A . Sammartino 9 A. Piani 8 R. Kodituv+ak u

7 C. Alexander 10 A . Mountney 10 A. Zuccaro 9 C. Armstrong

8 S . Gallas 11 J. Boudoloh 11 S. Lake 10 D. Cope

9a R. Ogge (vc) 12 P. Tannous 12 S. Britter 11 J . Bemardi

9b M . Houareau 14 M . Sorlete 13 J . Goode 12 S. Nicholson

10 J . Hall 15 H. Tsialtas 14 J . Mcgrath 13 J. Hil l14 L. Goldsworthy

11 J . Dawson 16 S . Tsialtas 15 C . Barry15 M . Purcel l

12 J . Pi 17 A. Taha 16 J . Birt16 M . Aikman

13 J. Murphy 18 R. Masan 17 J . Neilson17 L . Anthon y

14 D. Lauletta ~ 19 L. Spans 18 A. Taylor 18 B. Frai l15 M. Tyson 20 A. Said 18 P. Moulday 19 V. Ryan16a C. Rice 21 R . Santacmce 19 C . Quay 20 A. Waller16b J. Shepherd 22 J. Freeman 20 D. Bergin 21 M. Gilchrist17 B. Ruzicka 23 D . Kehagias 21 D. Phelan Adam . - ~

19 T. Hyland 24 A. Belbin 22 J. Petering 23 F. Harrison20 S. Parker 25 L. Greening 23 B . Breese 24 A . Latimer21 P. Ctennett 26 M. Terra 24 T. Guthrie 25 M. Black22 D . McClenchy 27 N . Pollokis 25 A. Read 26 S . Chilly23 L. Collins 28 T. Ackland 26 R. Prentice 27 S . Grillo24 J . Jackomos 30 D. Carter 27 N. Nuske 28 J . Innes c- -25 T. Ryan 31 A . Boudoloh 28 C. Dimitriou 29 P. Harrison r.26 B . Collins 32 B . Robertson 29 S. Hillier 30 M . Lynch27 L. Flannigan 33 J . Ferns 30 L . Fotheringham 31 H. Adam28a D. Mackenzie 34 M . Pisasale 31 Retired Jumper 32 S. Johnston28b T. Crivelli 36 A. Taha 33 P. Berimano 33 C. Ferg29 K . Rimmer 37 C. Twaddle 34 M. Venroom 34 L. Armstrong

33 M . Caruana 38 E. Caccamo 35 P. Krisohos 35 G . Theoharris35 S. Davies 39 C. Rhook 36 G. Evans 36 B. Graetze r

36 M . Sheridan 40 B. Mc Callum 37 D . Green 37 C . Freshwater

37 C. Jarvis 41 A. Taha 38 M . Defireitas 38 S. Grii6n

43 I . Chops 42 J. Papanikolaou 39 H . Dautovic 39 B. Richardson

44 B. Alfder 4,3 F. Papanastasatos 40 M . Pescott 40 M. Kari s

46 T. O'Hanlon 44 D . Donnelly 41 C. Duff 41 T. Cummin s

55 A. Saulle 45 G . Panagiotidis 42 D. Trenellen 42 M. Davie s

58 T. Dixon 46 F. Vafen 44 G . Begley 43 L. Razga

59 G . Cade 47 P. Micallef 46 M . Jones 44 G. Koumantatakis--- ~62 D . Pritchard 48 J . Wolter 47 M . King 45 M . Maschette

75 M. Daou 49 S . Hearn 49 P. Brunt 46 T. Tahos

80 N . Exton 50 P. Giucas 50 A. Tilley 47 P. Rousis

51 N. Giovanogtou 51 D . Moffat 48 M . Good

Hassou n52 K 52 J. Pike 49 W. Smit h.

Nabbs57 S 53 J. Robertson so C. wrigg "-- ...

Carte r62 B 54 C . Cartwright 51 N. Andrew s.

66 R. Pretty 55 M . Davies 52 0 . Hind53 D. Ander s

67 J. Heck 56 T. Kristof 54 P.Goonan57 M . Goonan 55 B.Tagel l57 E . Hill 56 P. Roseman58 M . Hanna 57 A. Bull59 W. Bracken 58 J . Wright60 B . Jolley 59 C . Mackenzie61 P. Karamichalos 60 W. Goldsworthy62 G . Gardiner 62 L D'asto! i63 T. Soderstrom 64 C . Cha n64 A. Musey 69 P. Murph y65 D . Coromande l67 J. Lane69 T. Melville energy drinks

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Svnior - (1st XVIII teams) Any registered playe rpermit can play finals (except ; :L/VFL players wi" apermit - see below) .Reserve. - (2nd XVIII teams) Players must be registeredand must have played at least four (4) reserve gradematches and not more than ten (10) senior matches inthe home and away games (first round) .Where both first and second XV(N's are playing on thesame day the reserve grade player must only have pia )two (2) games in either the seniors or reserves oFor clubs with teams drawn in semi finals o difldays of the same weekend (re. 1st semi SatL .r(semi Sunday - read as above teams playing on the .day) .

Under-19 teams - Players must be registered and hold apermit . If a player has played an aggregate of more than5 senior and reserve matches he must have played morethan 5 Under-19 matches during the season.If a player is ineligible due to having played more than 5senior and reserve matches and does not gain selectionin his club's senior team in the first second round match,he is then eligible to play in any subsequent Under 19final .

Where a team has (2) U19 teams or is involved in hybridarrangement, the following shall apply .Where a club has two U19 teams a player must have notplayed more than 10 matches with the U19 1 side to playin the (2) team .

;nt _ .ie hybrid team in the finals the playe rm :., s . ; r-)resented t : ._ hybrid team in (5) firstround ches - not including finals .

- Players must be registered an dh'- at least four (4) Club XVIII matche s

; wish to represent) and not hav ep,' ;C n a tc'-' of eight (8) senior andrf 7g the irst round .

als for his :

n Club XVIII teams a-ire than 8 matche s

piaced side(s) to play in a

,_<.yer will be eligible to play i n

a) VA FA club as long as he has played a minimum offive (5) VAFA matches for the team he wishes torepresent in the finals . At least two (2) of thesematches must have been played after June 30th .

b) Senior VfiFA team as long as he has played aminimum of five (5) senior and/or U19 VAFAmatches for the team he wishes to represent inthe fin-.Is . At least two (2) of these matches musth.- ;- Then played after June 30th .

8 player must have played five (5)VAF.', ,tches for the VAFA team he wishes torepresent in the finals . For TAG players there is norequirement to play a certain number of matchesaf er June 30th .

The rn (CleniiGFThe rear gate (oii S . Ida Street) will only be oper an there are no matches

scheduled for Elsternwick Park K _ . 2 C .'al .When parking in the area behind the grandstand please park in a manner that would

allow cars around you to be able to leave .Players and officials who do not produce tickets at the gates will be counted and the

club invoiced accordingly .Clubs are issued with an appropri-.te number of :i--kets for pla~, ~s and officials .

46THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

Round 9Another big week in FIDA football, with some bigresults .There were 2 games played at ElsternGViek Park lastround with some letting wills .First game played was between Broadmeadows 2and Port Colts 2 . This was a close game all day until

Broadmeadows 2 slammed on 5 unanswered goalsin the final term to win with the score line reading.

Broadmeadows 2 7 .4(46) def Port Colts 2 2 .9(21) .The second game played was between --Valley and Mazenod 2 this was to be a show casegame and it really was with Mazenod 2 winning

4.8(32) to Moonee Valley 2 .9(21) . The Panthers by

if .Kananook was hosted 2 games with the one sidedresults .Kamanook 1 accounted for Maribyrnong 1 .

15 .16(106) to Marit- nong 2 .2(14) .""•e second game played was a little closer but

'Ieen Ten too good in the doublingc otr 2 score. The end result reads . . Bulleen

Templestowe 5 .7(37) to Kananook 2 2 .3(15).This biggest win of the round is no big surprise with.,. t Colts i cruising to victory of Parkside . The lopsided score line reads . Port Coltsl 18.16(124) to thehapless Parkside 0 .2(2) . This turned out to be goodtraining for the Port Boys leading up to the finals .

urin hosted K~ '2 with a big resulte doggies, cementing top spot in a big way ,

e was one sided all day as the result willshow. Maribyrnong 2 9 .1(55) defeating Mambourin

1 .6(12).ie last three games are all forfeits .

do 1 forfeited to1 forfeited to Ove;, rt - 1forfeited to eas e_y 2

Ao a 1 0Well here it is, the final round for the home and awayseason before a big finals series .There are three games being played at Elsternwickthis ~ k .The 1-st game will see Kananook 1 defeat

s turs 1 by at least 13 goals.The second game will be close for a half bu t

ook 2 should end up taking care of Ovens &NF y 1 by a comfortable 6 goals .The last game to be played will see Broadmeadows2 win by about 34 points for them to secure a finalsbi: ih .

Maribyrnong will be hosting 2 games this week withtheir first and third division sides looking for goodlead up games before they play in finals .Maribyrnong 1 will be out classed by Ballarat by acomfortable 8 goals with the Pviaribyrnong 2accounting for Moonee Valley by about 9 goals asthey will cement the top spot at the end of the homeand away season .

aplestowe is also hosting 2 games thisweek, with the first game building up to be anabsolute gem of a game.The game is against Port Colts 1 . With the away sidein good form they should just get over the lineagainst an inform Bulleen stc 'e .The last game will be another close match between

and Port Colts 2, the end result will b eclose but I think the Colts by 8 points.The last 2 games will be played at Mazenod and withsome big results expected .

9^n by 4 goals over Mazenod 2 .1 by 16 goals over Parkside.

ishing all teams good luck in your final round ofthe home and away season and hope all teams havea good result.

FI ?D 9DIUI: P W L B F Agst % PisKAid .C KT3GERS 1 7 6 1 0 438 134 328.87 24*NORTH ; ALLARAT KNIGHTS 7 5 2 0 3613 258 142 .64 20MARIBYRNONG BULLDOGS 1 7 3 4 0 282 351 80 .34 12BROADMEADOWS KAt1GAS 1 70 7 0 112 383 29 .24 0

DIVISION2 P W L D F PtsPORT COLTS1 7 6 1 0 5 17 24Bk1LLE*R TE4APLESTOWE 7 5 2 0 347 20

3D PANTHERS 1 7 4 3 0 436 16Ki n100K TlGERS 2 7 4 3 0 392 16`DaEtdS & MURRAY 1 7 3 4 0 349 12PARKSIDE 7 Q 7 0 44 Q

DIVISION3 P W L D F PisMARIBYRNONG BULLDOGS 2 7 6 1 0 366 24MAr4iBOURIN TIGERS 7 5 2 0 207 20BROADP,1cAD06'dS KAPd6AS 2 7 4 3 0 270 16PORT COLTS 2 7 4 3 0 200 16MAZENOD PANTHERS 2 7 3 4 0 270 12*OVENS & MURRAY JETS 2 7 3 4 Q#57 12MOONEE VALLEY MAGPIES 7 2 5 0 206 8RINGWOOD BLUES 7 1 6 0 168 4

# had bye last round* Received forfeit last round

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Sports & "' :dicalSupplies

(U19 2, 3& Blue )

' (U191 & Red )

Section On eSt Kevins' all but relinquished any chance ofplaying finals football last weekend after fallingeight points short at home to Uni Blues . In a gamethat would have put the home side eight pointsclear of their nearest rivals, St Kevins now sitprecariously in fourth spot and face thecompetition's top two sides in the closing weeks .Conversely Uni Blues, who in effect were playingfor their season last weekend, now have a week offbefore meeting the competition's bottom two sidesin the final fortnight of the season . In the round'sother games, Collegians led all day in their 43point win over Old Scotch, St Bernards slammedon fifteen second half goals in their 108 pointdemolition of Old Brighton, while Marcellinweren't troubled in their 56 point win over OldXavs .The minor premiership is up for grabs thisweekend as Marcellin and Collegians go head-to-head in a top of the table bout out at MarcellinCollege . Last time the sides met Collegians kickeda measly 3 .14 in a 61 point loss despite havingjust six less chances in front of goal . Expect acloser margin this time around but a similarresult, Marcellin by 21 . In the round's othergames, St Kevins to beat Old Scotch in a must-wingame, De La to halt St Bernards winning streak atone, and Old Xavs to record their ninth win of theseason away at Old Brighton .

Section TwoOn what was a reasonably pleasant afternoon forfooty. Rupertswood enjoyed the drier conditionsand handed out an unexpected hiding toWhitefriars . With young Ben Torney debuting inthe seniors (whilst still at school!), the home sidewere robbed of some forward firepower, but Rupohad so much more possession it didn't reallymatter . Quick ball movement was the key forRupo, and had they kicked straight it would'vebeen damn ugly . Good efforts from fine Friars inCam Power and Steve Keogh . Sadly, the Bombershave been grounded for the remainder of theseason, and Banyule enjoyed the week off. TheFields kept their finals' hopes alive with a heart-stopping win over the Sharks, and Goold grabbinga six-pack in the process . However, the may be toofar adrift of Rupo to sneak into the finals . . . .Elsewhere, Old Carey made heavy work of thingsagainst the much improved OMs . Cudlipp againshone for the visitors, whilst Hodges andMcQueen played well for The OC. In the final

match, OldTrinity were out-gunned by Old `-Camberwell a tthe Barnyard, where De Sanctis took home thegoal-kicking award with 11 snags, but somehowBOG went to Barrow . Trinity's Brett Smithshortened further in the club B&F after anothergreat effort on-ball,TipsBanvule, OMs, Whitefriars, Rupertswood (!) andCar r,

e-o > dealt a killer blow to the Demons' final s

a 4 goal win at Pine Lodge . Frankly, i tssioutuve ueen more, but Ellis and Rofer certainlygot the job done . The Blacks got their big gunsback from semester break, and the Tigers sufferedas a result . My mail is there are more inclusionson the way for St Bede's MT, to assist the BrothersMcConnell, so don't expect them to be pushoversv'zen (e id I') they ma ' :c the final four . The bigupset : .~.~ th,~ Unicorn,.- pii tting the Paiders to th e

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Whitefriars Torney 11 54Old Carey Tirus 2 53

Banyule Viewbank Tsingaris 0 52U19 (3)

Oakleigh Cleary 6 58Uni Blacks Battista 3 56Monash Blues Collins 0 38U19 (BLUE )Mazenod Bogar 0 64Ormond R Chisolm 2 63Peninsula D Smith 5 59Salesian Scorpians Singh 0 58U19 (RED)Emmaus SL Croughhan 4 65Bulleen Templestowe P Voglis 2 48

Emmaus SL Robin 2 36

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s :rord, building on a handy quarter time lead andl,,uvshing the visitors on the school postage

stamp . Messrs Bartholomew and Taft had daysout by the river, and were the toast of the crowdon the hill . Lastly, but not leastly. Oakleigh kepttheir noses ahead of the Blacks with a regulation

win over AJAX. The damage was done early, withCleary and Edwards providing good avenues to

goal . Gallant Jackas included Hershan and

Milecki . Finally, La Trobe beat Monash by 40points and (sadly) that's all I know . . .

TipsBentleigh, St Bedes MT. MHSOB. Oakleigh, Uni

Blacks .

Section BlueOrmond were outstanding in the first half but theScorpions didn't help their own cause with

another flat start. Chisholm was on fire in front ofgoal for Ormond, finishing with 8. In the 3rdquarter, The Scorpions turned it on, to reel in an8 goal half time deficit, back to 3 at the final

break . As might have been predicted though, theScorps were a spent force in the last . Ormond

drove home the message to their opponents i'uatone good quarter won't win games . For the

Scorpions, Francis and Dunne fought hard allday. The Bloods really let the straight-shooting

Pirates run away with the chocolates in thesecond and third terms, failing to capitalise on a

good start . End result, Peninsula eased to the line

in a 4 goal w-in . Mazenod had a strong win over

Hampton Rovers. although they didn't take fulladvantage of their first quarter dominance .However, in the next term, the Nodders ran hardand scored freely, putting the result well beyonddoubt . Hampton Rovers certainly rallied in thesecond half, to their credit, but Klavins, Kavanaghand Fraser (good name that!) were a class above .

In the final game, an 8-goal third quarteravalanche from De La made up for an inaccuratefirst half.TipsSalesian, Hampton . Mazenod, Ormond .

Section RedLadder-leaders Emmaus St Leos surrenderedtheir invincible tag last weekend, after escapingfrom the clutches of defeat at home to Old West-bourne . Trailing at every break, Emmaus kickedsix goals to one in the last, but showed clear signsthat they're not as far ahead of the mid-table packas many have suggested . In the round's other bigresult, Therry Penola dropped a vital fixture awayat Bulleen, intensifying the race for fourth spot,,vith Therrv, Westbourne and Fitzroy now all tiedon eight wins apiece . Elsewhere, Rupy wereimpressive in their 41 point win over Old Scotch,while Kew kicked 16 goals to 6 after quarter-timeto defeat Aquinas by 48 .

Just three roundsto go in the home-and-away seasonand still as manv assix sides arecompeting for afinals berth . withfourth spot unlikelyto be decided untilthe final day of the

adder-leaders

Emmaus S t Leos

sun-andered theirinvincible tag lastweekend, after escapingfrom the clutches ofdefeat at home to OldWestbourne. "

season . Therry, Westbourne and Fitzroy are alltied up on eight wins, with the three sides allplaying each other in the final three rounds .Westbourne hosts Fitzroy this weekend in yetanother vital fixture, with the winner likely to gofour points clear in fourth . A massive game in thecontext of the season, both have been impressiveagainst Emmaus in the past few weeks butWestbourne should have the edge at home . Old

Westbourne by 23 . In the round's other games,Emmaus to knock off Therry, Aquinas won't betroubled at home to Old Scotch, and Bulleen in athriller away at Rupy.

Old Scotch v St Kevins;,Rarcellin v CollegiansUniversity Blues - Bye

De La Salle v St BernardsOld Brighton v Old Xaverians

UNDER-19 SECTION 2Beaumaris v Banyule ViewbankOld Melburnians v Caulfield Or

Whitefriars - ByeRupertswood v Old Camberwell

Old Trinity v Old Carey

UNDER-19 SECTION 3Bentleigh v La Trobe Un i

St Bedes Mentone Tigers v Old IvanhoeMonash Blues v MHSOBOld Paradians v Oakieigh

AJAX v University Blacks - Oval 9 or 11,Albert Park

UNDER-19 (2) BLUEPeninsula 0 B v Salesian Scorpions

Hampton Rovers v Old Haileybury - SoortseoverArena, Friday 6 .15]2m

De La Salle (2) v Mazenod 0 COrmond v Oakleigh Clays

UNDER-19 (2) RE DAquinas 0 C v Old Scotch

Kew - By eRupertswood (2) v Bulleen Templestowe - TBA

Therry Penola 0 B v Emmaus St Leos 0 COld Westbourne v Fitzroy Reds - to played on

College Oval (entry off Gate C offM arquands Road) at 1 .30 p .m .

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ST. KEVINS OB 0.5 3S 7 .9 9.12 (66)

UNIVERSITY BL-uE8 3 .0 7.2 8.4 11.8 (74)SXOB: O'Rourke 5 Mercouriou 2 Belsey Liu . Best : Feehan C Murphy LiuLow Shaw T White. Uni Blues: Brennan 3 Carmody 2 Maddocks HavterGuthrie Dwyer Elliott Bradley. Best: Dwyer Kelly Elliott Guthrie Wood

Marshall. Umpires: Tom Haysom Sarah McGill (F) Will Burne David

Cameron (B) Hagen Cosgriff Andrew Summers (G )

COLLEGIANS 5.2 12.3 16.4 20.9 (129)OLD SCOTCH 3.1 8.1 11.5 11 8 (86)Coll: Tardiff 3 Bushnell 3 Quick 3 Williams 2 Scott 2 Znnbacks 2 LouisRutherford Feld Lynch Hampton . Best: Lightollers Zimbacks RutherfordBridgeman Quick Boland . Old Scotch : McCann 7 Baltand Pearce WoodParisi Bradley Feeney . Best : Wallace-Smith McCann Tumme( Leeds GrayDaggian. Umpires : Brian Nunn (C 18) Paul Motion (C I8 )(F)OLD RAVERIANS 0.0 0.6 3.10 5.11 (41)MARCELLIN 5.6 10.7 11.8 14.13 (97)Old Xav: Dl Stefano D Smith Preece Handley Doyle . Best: Doyle SilkIndovino Handley D Smith Bell . Marc: Crimmins 5 Bolger 3 Birrell 2Winstanley Nash Montagna Tabarcheira . Best: Crapper MeGlinTabaccheira Bond Abrahams Crimmins. Umpires: Tom Windlow (C 18)Lee Crossley (F)DE LA SALLE BYEST BERNA11t'1.S 5.2 12.8 20.11 27.12 (174)

OLD BRIGHTON 4.2 5.4 7.7 9.12 (66)St Bern: Viney 7 Schroder 5 Indemenieo 5 Galea 3 Creasey 2 Bergin 2

Overman Runnalls Hinkley . Best : Vmey Schroder Bassaggio C Hughes AStapleton Hinkley. Old Br: Salem 3 Henle,y 2 Seat Oliver PriestleyJennings, Best : Priestley Fox Gunning Browning Rest Eastgate. Umpires :Nathan Sheppard Jack Fagan (F) Bernie Jephson Nick Booth ( G

B-§NYULE VIE `K 19.17 (131)OLD ESSENDON 11.81741Old Eesendon season forfeit

CAULFIELD G IANS 4.5 9.3 11.8 13 .10 (88)BEA S 1.5 17 9.10 11 .15 (81)Caul: Goold 6 Clarke Spinal Gatehouse Pearce Schroth Mccahon Ka)aja .Best: Gould McCahon Schroth N Andrew Webb . Beaum : Lmlach 3 Hunt 2

Scrivenor Wall Gillespie Bliesher Nicholson Cupples. Best: Wall WilsonBllesner McNeill Gillespie Clemente . Umpires: Peter Cahill Brett Herskope(F) Brendan Dowling Keith Lewis (B )

OLD CAREY 5 .2 11.5 14.8 18.12 (120)OLD MELBURNIANS 2.1 7.2 13.5 16.7 (103)Old Cerey : Tiras 5 Cleve 2 Day 2 Remmers 2 Andrianopolous Wood

Sheddon PatOsan Carpenter. Best: Stocco Baker Hodges Ttras SheddenMcQueen. Old Malin Mitchell 4 Cudlipp 3 Code 3 Landale 2 LinacreTzoiras Cowey. Best: Cudlipp Tzokas Code Mitchell Landale Ray .Umpires: Peter Liddell (Rot) David Chippindall (YJ) (F)WHITEFRIARS 0.2 1.7 4.7 6.10 (46)RUPERTSWOOD 7.6 11.13 15 .23 17 .29 (131)White : C Power 3 O'Meara 2 Walker . Best: Keogh Carruthers Crowe

Mirabella Harris Walker. Ruperts : McPhee 5 Baddetey 3 Quigley 2

Morrison Harrison G Philips Tennant Dean Pretty Spinner. Best: SpinnerGaunt Glenn McPhee Baddeley Dean . Umpires: Jason Lane ChristianSchaefer (F )

OLD CAMBERWELL 8.9 15.11 20 .12 28 .16 (184)OLD TRINITY 0.2 6.4 9.4 10.5 (65)Old Camb : De Sanctis I I Tolson 3 Barrow 2 Walpole 2 Morley 2 Tsindos2 Clarke 2 Taylor 2 Genies Povnton . Best: Barrow De Sandia Tolson PChristie Gemes Paynton. Old Trin: Greene 5 Stewart 2 Oldfield NeilsSmith. Best: Smith Neils Delphme Stuchlik Hickey Bourke . Umpires:Richard Eastwood (Rot) Matt Goold (F)

UNDER-19 SECTION 3LA TROBE UNI 4.1 6.1 11.5 16.8 (104)MONASH BLUES 4 .2 7.6 7.8 9.10 (64)LaTrobe: Holland 8 P Davies 2 Beek 2 Maaiman 2 Doyle Walgott . Best:Walgott Holland McLean Hooke P Davies Inglis . Mon Blues: Collins 2Cruickshan 2 Vincent 2 Podolia . Best: Vincent Barton Padulla CruickshanPhillips Thompson Umpires: Fr an k Kavanagh (C 18) Matt Simpson (F)OLD IVANHOE 4.3 6.8 8.15 13.19 (97)BEN TLEIGH 3.3 5.4 7.6 11.8 (74)Old Iv : Ellis 4 Baldwin 2 Rosenlis 2 Binney Foster Roger FerrantinoMinas . Best : Ellis Rofer Botlycoai Pagewood Bo)zan Foster . Beat : Hunt 4Dewar 2 Lewis Meehan Zvlhertajn West Coles . Best : Meehan Rossi LawryDewarMorrison . Umpires: Tim Saunders David Windlow (C 18 )(F)

UNIV:?STTY BLACKS 1 .4 7.6 8.6 11.8 (74)ST-3D:'-', I ;PvTOI .-T TIG7°31.3 2.4 4.7 8.9(57)

Uni Blacks: Batista 3 Davies 3 Napier Shaw Bell Howson . Best : LeMaitreBatten Jess Cordy Logue Harrison . StB)MT : Bodinaar 4 LeBreton KellySapina, Best: A . McConnell K. McConnell Laver Hunter Marks Kelly .Umpires: Simon Fearless (C 18) (F) Robert Seymour Chris McKendry (G)RSIISOB 5.2 10.8 16.17 20.23 (143)OLD P IANS 3.5 3.7 6.9 6.11 (47)MHSOB: Bartholomew 6 Anderson 3 Evans 3 Taft 3 Tan Kitelev Lim PrettyHamilton-Ho . Best: Ashworth Bailey H Taft Evans Anderson Bartholomew .Old Par: Hussey 3 Holden Irvine Thomas . Best: Geary Clayton RichardsonThomas Ziella Serahts . Umpires : Matt O'Keefe Brett Bazley (F) AlexRoberts Daniel Reid (G )OAKLEIGH AFC 8 .3 8.13 14 .18 18 .21 (129)AJAX 1 .1 5.4 9.5 12 .12 (84)Oak: Cleary 5 Edwards 4 Costigan 3 M Bennett 2 Derks Doherty HaroldMacKenzie. Best : Derks Wills Cleary Ristevski Schenker Pasitchnyj . AJAX:Blusztein 3 Sacks 3 Ezekiel 2 Milecki 2 Measey Grof . Best : Oviss HershanSacks Blusztein Ezekiel Mileeki. Umpirea : Ross Kennedy Mark Duthie (F)Dan Frazier Richard Beane (G )

UNDER-19 (2) BLUESALESIAN SCORPIONS 2.1 4.2 10.6 12.6 (78)ORMON")r 3.2 11.7 13.7 18.12 (120)Sales Scarp : Jordan 4 Crowley 3 Pullman 2 Morsels 2 Butterfield . Best:Francis Mailed Morsels Stanton C Thomson. Ormond : Chisholm 8Bailey 3 Denatris 2 Duthie 2 Brosnan Jewell Woolfe . Best: CribbesDenatris Chisholm Brosnan Barnes LearvDunne . Umpires : Marl FarrellAvi Wekselan (F)OLD HAH.F.YBURY 4.3 5.5 8.10 11 .17 (83)

PENINSULA OB 4 .0 10.2 15.3 16.9 (105)

Old Hail: N Waite 3 Walsh 2 Mohammad 2 Doukas Fankhauser ChisholmByass. Best: Mohammad N . Waite Chisholm Monday Ridgway Harrison .Peninsula OB : D Smith 6 Wignall 4 Coy 2 De Lange 2 Taylor Wilmot . Best :Trickey White Kenny Madder D Smith Crefreld . Umpires: Jamie Gunn

Dean Schwab (F)HAMPTON ROVERS 0.0 2.5 4.6 8.9(57)MAZENOD 4.6 13.10 16 .13 22 .14 (146)Ilampi Rov: Gleeson 4 White 3 Rootsey. Best: Schafer GleesonZampaglione Kobayashi Connell Ross . Mnz : Crotty 3 Bogar 3 Moran 3Duke 2 Bailey 2 J Crameri 2 Bayliss 2 Micallef Mann Risele-v Feeora NCrowed . Best: Moran Kavanagh N Cramer] Klavtns Pecora . Umpires:Mark Jenkins Michael Rode (F)OAKZ.EIGH CLAYS 3 .1 8.4 10.5 13.9 (87)DE LA SALLE 1 .8 3.12 11 .15 15.16 (106)Oak Clays: Simon 6 Castello 5 Nguyen Gait . Best : DeGeorge SimonCastello Gait Osbourne Adams. DLS: Morwood 5 Keanev 3 Hassadalla 2Rae Clinch Fonlolo Miles Silver Kovarick. Best: Fisher Hanson MorwoodMuner Keeney Kovarik. Umpires : Steve Castersen David D'Altera (F )

UNDER-19 t21 REDOLD SCOTCH 3.4 6.7 8.8 10.11 t71)RUPERTSWOOD (2) 6 .1 10.2 13.8 17 .10 (112)Old Scotch : M Needham 2 T Gaunt 2 A Perry J Brownhall 2 H Taylor.Best: T Gaunt S Machin W Cox J Brownhall M Needham H Tavlor.Ruptt-ts : Quinn 8 Lovett 2 Smith 2 D'Salvatore 2 Jones Day Alkemade .Best: A Catalano A Day A Jones B Quinn Smith. Umpires: Logan SmithDavid Murray (F)KEW 1.4 8.6 12.8 17 .17 (119)AQUINAS OC 3 .5 6.9 8.13 9.17 (71)Kew: Pike 5 O'Shea 3 Lawrence 2 Fultheim 2 DeAngelis Franklin JacksonLucisano Lav. Best : Williams Pike Fultheim Lawrence Wyley DeAngelis .Aquinas : Ragauskas4 Papworth Williams Weidemann Raggozini Sheridan.Best: Neame O'Donnell Thatcher Reece Maaskant Papwrorth . Umpires:Jason Evans Paul'ivrer (F) Josh Teter Simon McInerney (B)FITZROY REDS BYE

BULLEEN TEMPLESTOWE 3.7 6.11 11.15 14.16 (100)THERRY PENOLA 3.2 5.5 9.6 14.10 (94)Bull Temp: Coulston3 Rametta 2 Stamboulakis 2 Alleri lositldis Meadows

Nikolakopoulos Tekin P VogHs Woodward . Best : Samaras Hunt MillarStamboulakis P Voglis Tektn. Therry Pen : Ferraro 4 Keenan 3 Elmi 2

Heleu Orr Conbey Tozer Walker . Best : Allender Muhar Tomkinson CooperOrr Keenan . Umpires : Anthony Llliey John Hughan (F )EMMAUS ST LEOS GC 1.4 4.5 7.6 13.7 (85)OLD WESTBOURNE 3.3 4.6 7.11 8.12 (60)Emmaus SL: Croughan 7 Lalor 5 Ahern. Best : DAmico Lalor BrogdenCroughan Brayshaw McKenzie . Old West: J Tanner 3 M Williamson 2Chan Gardy Squarci. Best: Heiniger Eckel M Williamson M MitrovskiSpiteri J Tanner. Umpires: Nick Brown David Ewens (F )

50 THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2005

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d Brightonthirty gfivepoints.

Section 2Marcellin, who led Monash Blues throughout thefirst three quarters faltered in the last and wentdo- ttho the Blues by six points . Best for Monas hincluded ; John Gaffney, Steven Mentisa andBrock Mills. Ruck man Matthew McCartin, SimonMathews and Tim Hargraves were best forMarcellin .Collegians proved themselves the best sideoutside the four when they defeated second placedOld Essendon by thirty two points . After asluggish start Collegians have played well forseveral weeks only to fall short of the four onpercentage .Old Xaverians scored a thirty nine point win overFitzroy Reds, which will give the "minor premiers'confidence for the finals and sap that of the Reds .Eley Park "Sharks" proved too strong forUniversity Blacks, who lost by fifty nine points inwhat was a virtual elimination final . The "Sharks"attacked early and built a big lead , which th e

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Blacks could neverreduce . Best for the"Sharks" were ; SamThomas, Hiep Ly,John Verde andDave Viola (7 goals) .

Caulfield Grao nmmarians easily accounted for North

con )le .cd due to serious injury to an ESL player,

the enigmatic Prahran face Old Scotch, who hav e

Old Trinity forfeited to Therry PenoIa .Section 3

Old Boys by one hundred and eight points .Fitzroy Reds scored over La Trobe University byninety two points.Wh= : `-iars defeated a determined butundermanned Old Carey by one hundred and

o :e points . Bst for the rvinners were ;P` J'Bn°n (9 goals), Ben Fisher and GarJohnson, v.in c_

-closest and lowest scoring game of the

Round Emmaus - St Leo's defeated Old Geelongby -n points, after the game was unable to be

01d -'ch had the bi Fin 3 . (Gillon Oval) .

;ani final (: .j

played consistently during the season . No onedoubts the enormous skill within the Prahranteam. The unknown factor is, how it Will beapplied todayrThe only meeting between these sides i iis seasonwas i T ~ Round 9 at Camberwell . Prahran won that

cis .11Old Xaverians Nall 3 53

Prahran Cartlidge 0 43Old Scotch N Simon 3 42Cl9(2 )

EleyPark Sharks Viola 781Old Essendon Cariss 0 31

Monash Blues Haines 3 26t;1B (3 )

Whitefriars Elliot 4 31

Caulfield Grammerians Margerison 0 3 0Caulfield Grammarians Ta Bockman 0 25Caulfield Grammarians Baxter 0 2 5

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game by thirty eight points. Prahran's stars wereacpherson, Slawinski, and Storer. Howar d

;;icked four goals . These players along withconsistent goal scorer Cartledge will again provetroublesome to Old Scotch . Conversely Prahran,,rill be troubled by the skills of Andrew Millar andN . Simon.I select Prahran but won't be surprised if OldScotch triumph .Second Semi Final (Saturday)Old Xaverians, and St Kevin's meet for the third

time this season . Old Xaverians won each of theminor round matches comfortably despite StKevin's desire to succeed in this competition . After

a and season hiccup the Xaverians are now backon track in the quest to win their tenthconsecutive premiership . Hall at full forward

supported by veteran David King, consistent BartCalman and Luke Hardwick will cause a lot ofconcern to Bernie Dunn and his advisors .I expect another Old Xaverian victory .Section 2First Semi Final ( Sunday)Eley Park "Sharks" and Fitzroy Reds met inRound 9 when the Reds won by twenty six points .

Today on a bigger ground, I suspect the "Sharks"will prove superior . Daniel Grant gives great driveto the smaller players such as the fleet footedCorey Cresswell who can kick the ball forwardconfident David Viola will convert most chances .

Sam Thomas and Club Best and Fairest winnerDavid Payne are two other key "Shark" playersv: ho must be nullified for Fitzroy Reds to win .Although the Reds have a closely knit defence ledby avid reader, Nick Auden, it is my opinion thatEley Park will win today.Second Semi Final (Saturday)Old Xaverians has twice narrowly defeated OldEssendon during the season . At home they wonby two points and two weeks ago at Kellor theirmargin was eleven points . Saddler was a Xaverianstar in each game . They also rely on the forwardwork of Chamberlain and Silk each of whom mustbe quietened for Old Essendon to do well . On theother hand Papal has done well for Old Essendonand the consistent Chapman's name is often"mentioned in dispatches"I select Old Xaverians, who have really been thebenchmark of the Section all season .Section 3First Semi Final (Sunday)Fitzroy Reds and Old Scotch have met only inRound 8 when an inaccurate Reds won by fortyeight points .(thirty shots to twelve) . The season'sform does point to a Fitzroy Reds' win as theyfinished two and a half games clear on the ladder .There has been little between the two forwardlines but the Red's defenders have let less scorespass .The big ground could worry each side as each isaccustomed to a smaller playing field. I selectFitzroy Reds to win .Second Semi Final (Saturday)The first two meetings between Whitefriars and

Caulfield Grammarians saw Whitefriars triumpheach time . I suspect that they did not play the"real" Caulfield in Round 1 when fifty four pointsseparated the sides, whilst Whitefriars . werevictorious at Donvale in Round 10 by twenty ninepoints .The fifteen rounds' results do point towards aWhitefriars win but I wonder about their markedinaccuracy in front of goal . The lack of solidopposition over recent weeks could also tellalthough Caulfield has won easily as well ashaving two gameless weeks .The outcomes of the forward duels between thetwo leading sharp shooters Elliott (Whitefriars)and Margerison with their opposition defenders,will have a marked bearing on the result .Whitefriars are my selection because they seem tohave had players do well when required and Ibelieve their fixtures have been the moredemanding.Team managers . Details of your game will beappreciated by 6 p.m. Monday either by telephone(467 2857 or e mail nknugent0aalphalink .com .au

E5`~ONESOld Xaverians - congratulate Patrick Hall . 11times premiership play who last Saturdayagainst Old Melburnoians played his 200thgame for the club . From the College in '92 Patwas Captain of the '93 U19 premiership team .

Pat was voted Best Finals player in '01 and 04.

This year he is Captain under his brotherAndrew (Coach) . Well done Pat from all at theclub .

TODAY'S ATCHESCLUB 18 (1 1

August 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-final - GillonOval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 2 .15pm

Old Xaverians v St KevinsAugust 7th, 2005 - 1st semi-final - Gillon

Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 2 .15pmPrahran v Old Scotc h

CLUB 18 fAugust 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-fmal - Gillon

Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 11 .45amOld Xaverians (2) v Old Essendon

August 7th, 200 5ist semi-final - Gillon Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6)

- 11 .45amEley Park Sharks v Fitzroy Red s

CLUB 18 f31August 6th, 2005 - 2nd semi-final - Gillon

Oval, Brunswick, (29 E6) - 9 .20amWhitefriars v Caulfield Gr.

August 7th, 2005 - lst semi-final - Gillon Oval,Brunswick, (29 E6) - 9.20am

Fitzroy Reds (2) v Old Scotch (2)

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CLU'ST I•iEbZtlS 6.3 7.10 9 .13 : .~ ;-: (1'-)UIa3VERSifiY BLU ES 0.1 0.1 1.2 2.2(14 )

SKOB: Crowley 4 Petrou 4 0'Brfen 3 Halpin 2 Moore D Dunn W Dunn.Best: Petrou Grant Macey Halpin Powell Crowley. Uni Blues : McKinley2. Best : Hopkins Conn Aldours Tyers Marshall Buchanan. Umpires:Joseph Salvatore tF)MT LILYDALE 3.5 12.8 16 .10 19 .17 (131)OLD SCOTCH 0 .4 0.5 430 5.11 (41)Mt Lilydale : Millar 7 S Dipasquale 4 T Dipasquale 3 Glen 2 ComportHooke Pritchard . Best: Philalay S Dipasquale T Dipasquale GlenAddison Snow. Old Scotch : R4anisealchi 2 Rhodes Hickev Carolan .Best : Collation Walsh Brebner D Hickey . Umpires : Danny Carroll (F)OLD XAAVERIANS 5 .4 12.5 14.8 20.12 (13

: OLDMELBURNIANS 1 .1 2.2 2.5 4.6(30)Old Xav : Colman 6 Ireland 3 Hall 3 Perry 2 King 2 L Hardwick 2DaviesHawkins. Best: L Hardwick Colman Davies Perry NolenLandrigan . Old Idelb; Wettenhall Dick Ironmonger Anderson . Best :'Ricker Ward Fitzgerald Dick Tomlinson Schofield . Umpires : TomWindlow Cameron Ball(F)MAZENOD 2.0 5.2 $.3 10.5 (65)DE LA SALLE 5.5 8.5 16.6 22 .9 (141)Match details not received . Umpires: Simon Brooks (F)PRAHRAN 10.5 17.7 25.12 37 .15 (237)OLD BRIGHTON 0.0 0.0 0.1 01 (2)Prahram Butterworth 16 Davies 4 Macpherson 3 Erickson 3 Storer 3CranHeld 2 Cartlidge 2 Kitchen Slawinski 1Raughan Farrell. Best:Cartlidge Fung Storer Farrell Scott Kitchen Erickson Butterworth . OldBr: Best: G Earl C Trim D Cooper A Liptrot S Davies . Umpires: RickBenson Tony Byrnes (F)

CLUB I8 12 )AL9RCELLIAI 4 .2 6.3 9.6 10 .9 (69)

MONASH BLUES 2.1 5.4 8.7 11 .9 (75)

Marc: Wall 2 Cracknell 2 Nutbean 2 P Symes 2 S Mathews M Serves,

Best : M Symes Cracknell Mccartin Harberts Grimes Walker. Mon

Blues : Richardson 2 Coughlin 2 GafYney 2 Brown 2 Butler hS Woods

Dods. Best: Coughlin Gaffney L Woods Blasch Johnstone Mentha .

Umpir": David Windlow Simon Pearless(F)

COLIx'ttl.- 2.1 8.3 11.5 16 .7 (103)

OLD____ . :DOId 3.2 4.2 7.6 10 .11 (71)

Coll : Oakley 6 R'>icDonough 3 Burn 2 Grant 2 Heins 2 Perkov . Best :

Halns Oakley Johnson Oldham Barber Treacy. Old £ss: Fraser 3 Evans

2 Overman Morgan Turner Buck], Eddy. B, :: Bu1ey Turr, r Sit . m s

Evans Papal. Umpires: Paul Motion Brian Nunn (F)

2 .2 2.4 5.6 7.61's)1 .2 6.2 7.3 13 .9 (87)

to is: Buckley 2 Foster 2 Platinum Hurley Vaughan. Best : Aude nHurley Belleville Everard Walsh Holderhead. Old Xav : Purcell 4Richards 2 Stribley 2 Allis O'Hanlon bi Meehen Roache 1Varry . Best

Grath Purcell Chapman Travato Stribley. Umpires : Steve Mason (F)Y! A( 0.0 2.1 3.3 7.8 (50 )

„ . . . - .. 5.3 10.4 15.7 17.7(109)Bad -l0 2 Brown 2 Witnfsh Chandler. Best : Woolley MerloBrowr ka T~ ry Corrie. BHS: L'lola 7 Trotter 3 Cressw^el] 2 Thomas2 Pric . °lson. Best : Payne Thomas Viola Cresswell Ly Bowen .U : r Ilv Tony Robbins(F). . ;:10. 1~.9 (93 )Fy 8.11 (59)forfeit

CLUB 18 (3 )OLD ;H (2) BYE: q .' . i Ott 6.5 7.13 14 .20 23.22 (160 )

0.0 4.1 4.2 8.4(52)Cant: Me erlson 6 Baxter 6 Nikos 4 Fisher 2 Tra Backman 2 R

Nadebaum Tre Backman Brown . Best : Fisher Baxter Nfkos Pitts Tre

Bockr an B Jenkinson. NOB : Cerini 4 Tehan TrimbolI Rocco Det)wo.

Best : 5t hens Nunan Cermf Wright Trimboli . Umpires : Trevor Hansen

Geoff F )

. . Jt ;P,SITY 1.2 1.2 1 .2 4.4(28)

FtfZ73EDS (2) 2.4 7.10 11 .15 17.18 (120)

LaTrobe: At Castle J Lania A Mann Shepherd. Best : Prior 5 Clark 2

Cockshult 2 Marshall 2 Bennett 2 Buhr Maggs Lea D Toner . Fitz Reds

(2) : M Carolan Shepherd J Lanfa A Mann P Casparf D .tann . Best :

Seholfleld Prior Marshall Box Jackson Bennett. Umpires : Frank

liavan h (F)

""°T' 9.7 15.13 18 .17 27 .21 (183)0 Y 0.0 3.1 8.1 10.2 (62)nuitc: .,nri, .i 9 Elliott 6 Jackson 3 Ward 2 Fisher 2 FergusonTattei on Sifted Dodd Vey. Best: O'Brien Jackson Fisher TattersonDalton Ward . Old Carey : Winn 2 Arnold Munro Newhouse BruntWiteombe . Best: White Winn Vlfteombe Newhouse Bennett Shrives .

Umpires: Malcolm Foard (F)EMMAUS ST LEOS 2 .1 7.7 8.8 8.8 (56)

OLD GEELONG 2.3 4.3 7.4 7.4(46)

Game incompl:1e due to injuryin-Ares: Mark Thornhill (F )

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2 ,-2Richard Schioei(el, Old Mentonians .Striking, 2 matches .

Doni Valkanis, Ivanhoe Assumption .;ittempting to striking, 1 match .

Corey Riscalla, Box Hill North . Misconduct,2 matches .

Colin Phillips, Old Scotch ( Reser ves) .Striking, 2 matches .

1 9, Old Vdestbourne .ipire, 2 matches .

)Id Carey (Under-19) .Misconduct, 2 mr' ;hes .

:',5);, =_co . : - affenee (S25) ;($50) ;jourth offence ($100) ;

collegians (C)

Uent offence ($100).Seniors/U1 9

E failure to phone failure to provide,scores by 2 .30pm final scores by 5pmOld Geelong (R) Bentleigh (S)Prahran (C) St . Johns OC (S)Jni . Blacks (C) Old Carey (U )

12 134 44 5

3 55 59 13

5 55 55 82 55 5

160 20745 6{}52 7055 7555 75146 20453 7553 7582 12046 7042 75

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PRIZES : Successful en trants who correctly nominate the gridsquare in which the majority of the ball was . go into a major "Luc' :Draw" at the end of the season for a Carlton Crest 1 'Accommodation Package .

Last week: Ba ll was in G 3 . Winner(s' : , (10) entri 3 .

HOW I - t: One entry per person . Tear c_= entry sectionwhich appears down right hand side of this page. . . . in and mail to :VAFA P0 Box 359 Elsternwrick 3185 .

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OLO GEELONG 15 15 0 0 1705 4e9379.73 60RUPERTSWOOD 15 13 2 0 1552 747 207.76 52daIILLIAP7ST0VdN CYMS 15 10 5 0 1360 749 181 .58 40LA TROBE UNI 15 10 5 0 1301 722 180.19 40PENINSULA 0 B 15 10 5 0 1066 998 106.81 40OAKLEIGH 15 4 9 2 782 1243 62 9 1 20IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 15 4 10 1 832 1139 73 05 18SWINBURNE UNI 15 3 11 1 655 1381 47-43 14SALESIAN 0 C 15 3 12 0 625 1605 38.94 12BENTLEIGH 15 1 14 0 5E$ 1431 40.95 .

SI dUh 7 : 3 0C 15 13 2 0 v58 21743 52WE",--~'.BEEA-EURS 15 12 3 0 1505 678 22148 48AflONASH GRYPHONS 15 11 4 0 1120 756 148 .15 44SOUTH PAELB DISTRICTS 15 9 6 0 951 855 111 .23 36WEST BRUNSWICK 15 8 7 0 871 808 107 .80 32UHS-VU 15 6 9 0 1022 1063 96 .14 24KEW 15 6 9 0 890 979 90 .91 24OLD YdEST80URNE 15 6 9 0 861 1058 81 .38 24POWER HOUSE 15 4 11 0 643 1314 48Q3 16SYNDAL TALLY-110 15 0 15 0 501 1694 29 .57 0

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ELTHAPA COLLEGIANS 15 12 2 1

ELSTER :ICK 15 12 3 0

ST PdARYS 15 12 3 0HAWTHORN AMATEURS 15 9 5 1

BULL"cEN COBRAS 15 9 6 0

ALBERT PARK 15 7 8 0

NORTH BRUNSWICK 15 5 10 0BOX HILL NORTH 15 5 10 0RICHPAC :)CENTRAL 15 3 12 0

PAARCELLINCOLLEGIANS

DE LA SALLE

ST KEVINSUNIVERSITY BLUES

OLD XAVERANS

OLD SCOTCHSTBERNARDSrn n oRll 'TON

fgr Aqst-- ,'n

1238 515 240.39 50

1184 526 225.10 481207 732 164.89 481195 879 135.95 38

996 875 113.83 36966 1013 95.36 28

686 1186 57.84 20

660 1202 54.91 20329 1574 20.93 1 2

PW__t D For_ A,gs# % _ 7 !r

15 12 3 0 1435 888 161 .60 4815 12 3 0 1149 935 122.89 y

15 10 5 0 1157 739 156.56 4015 9 6 0 1013 949 106.74 3615 9 6 0 1152 1199 96.08 36

15 8 7 0 1027 953 t07.76 3215 6 9 0 1003 1307 76.74 2415 6 9 0 940 1417 66.34 24

15 3 12 0 924 1567 58.97 1 2

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ULD CARE 15 13 2 0 11181 142 .42 52OLD CAF.iBer, ELL 15 12 3 0 1922 350 202 .32 . ..-BANYULE VIEI .ANK 15 12 3 0 1676 113e 147 .54RUP'eRTS',"d00D 15 10 5 0 1"si 1016 180 .71 -CAULFIELDGR 15 9 6 0 12 . :: 1220 184 .10 36WHITEFRIARS 15 6 9 0 1393 149 96 .14 24BEAUMARIS 15 5 10 0' .. 80.81 20OLD TRINITY 15 4 11 0 . : :! 46.71 16OLD -:=LBURNIhdS 15 3 12 578 60 .14 12OLD ESSENDON GR 15 1 14 } 1920 45.63 4

OLD Pi ''. DIANS 15 13 2

OAKLEIGH 15 11 4UNIVERSITY BLACKS 15 11 ,

ST 8e"DES MENT TIG 15 9 6

P,IHSOB 15 8 7BENTLEIGH 15 7 8

OLDIVAPiHOE 15 7 8

LA TROBE C`t! 15 4 11

AJAX 15 3 12

.':. dASH BLUES 15 2 13

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YT Agsf i'!`s

0 1835 912 201 .21 520 1682 1135 14819 44

0 1471 11243 118 .34 44

0 1352 1117 121 .04 360 1235 1151 107 .30 320 1236 1091 113 .29 280 1113 1285 86 .61 28

0 940 1540 61 .04 16

0 991 1524 65.03 120 787 1853 42.47 8

OR )ND 15 1 3 2 0 1871 978 19131 521 ~

3000C 15 12 3 0 1557 1141 136.40 48SALESIAN SCORPIONS 15 10 5 0 1767 1211 145.91 40HAMPTON ROVERS 15 8 7 0 1465 1362 107.56 32PENINSULA 0 B 15 7 8 0 1549 1632 94.91 28OLD HAILEYBURY 15 4 11 0 989 1534 64.47 16DE LA SALLE (2) 15 3 12 0 1134 1739 65.21 12OAKLEIGH CLAYS 15 3 12 0 1120 1855 6038 1 2

`US ST LEOS 0 C 15 14 1 0 1616 693 233.19 56S 0 C 15 12 3 0 1264 820 154 .15 48

K- '.'l 15 11 4 0 1576 1104 14215 44THERRY PENOL'x 0 B 15 8 7 0 1139 1134 100.44 32OLD `h'ESTBOURNE 15 8 7 0 934 1020 91 .57 32FITZROYREDS 15 8 7 0 1011 1220 82 .87 32BULLEEN TENiPLESTO1iE 15 6 9 0 1217 1305 93 .26 24RUPERTSW000 (2) 15 6 9 0 769 1448 53 .11 24OLD SCOTCH 15 2 13 0 721 1503 47 .97 8

P W L 9 For A f Pis

OLD7.: .I:0C3---- 15 13 2 0 1377 776 177.45 52

ST KEVINS 15 12 3 0 1475 784 188 .14 48PRAHRAN 15 12 3 0 1529 826 185.11 48

OLD SCOTCH 15 10 5 0 1222 850 143 .76 40

DE LA SALLE 15 9 6 0 1175 839 14005 36

MAZEN00 0 C 15 7 8 0 1076 1151 93 .48 28OLD MELBURNIANS 15 4 11 0 938 1250 75 .04 16

UNIVERSITY BLUES 15 3 12 0 645 1193 54 .07 12

OLD BRIGHTON 15 3 12 0 586 1726 33 .95 12

'.--i LILYC'_E 0 C 15 2 13 0 746 1553 48 .04 8

. P W L II For Agst

OLD ;+ c . 'S (2) 15 13 2 0 1310 669 195.81 52OLD ESSEND( : GR 15 11 4 0 1133 657 172.45 44ELEY F,„ SHARKS 15 10 5 0 1366 913 149.62 40FITZROY REDS 15 10 5 0 1025 805 127.33 40COLLEGIANS 15 10 5 0 1040 998 104.21 40L tERSITY SLACKS 15 8 7 0 1222 845 144.62 32,IhC .SH BLUES 15 5 10 0 892 1147 77.77 2 0

!G€LLIN 15 4 11 0 673 1152 58.42 16i BY PENOLA 0 B 15 3 12 0 607 1559 38.94 12C)T Y 15 1 14 0 622 1434 43.38 4

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itS 14 135 0 1 1403 719 195 .13 96 .43CAULFIELD GR 13 11 .0 2 0 1367 868 157 .49 84 .62FITZROY REDS (2) 13 10.0 3 0 1068 642 166 .36 76 .92OLD SCOTCH (2) 13 7.5 5 1 981 740 132 .57 57.69EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 14 8.0 6 0 1126 891 126 .37 57.14NORTH OLD BOYS 13 4 .5 8 1 719 1206 59 .62 34.62OLD GEELONG 14 4 .5 9 1 915 1189 76 .96 32.14LA TROBE UNI 13 1 .0 12 0 5E3 1197 47 .45 7.69OLDCAREY 13 0.0 13 0[1607 42 .31 0.00

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OLD HAILEYBURY 14 11 2 1 1483 1078 137.57 46OLD XAVERIANS 14 11 3 0 1512 1189 127.17 44

MARCELLIN 14 10 4 0 1321 1141 115.78 40OLD SCOTCH 14 9 5 0 1460 1200 121 .67 36

UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 9 5 0 1367 1125 121 .51 36OLD MELBURNIANS 14 5 9 0 1150 1279 89 .91 20ST BERNARDS 14 4 9 1 1223 1478 82 .75 18OLDTRINITY 14 4 10 0 1180 1350 87 .41 16COLLEGIANS 14 4 10 0 1106 1539 71 .86 16ST KEVINS 14 2 12 0 1145 1568 73 .02 8

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ELSTERNWICK 15 13 2 0 2198 1048 209 .73 52

HAWTHORN AMATEURS 15 11 4 0 1956 1300 150 .46 44ST MARYS 15 11 4 0 1820 1237 147 .13 44BULLEEN COBRAS 15 10 5 0 1798 1301 138 .05 40ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 15 9 6 0 1553 1034 150 .19 36BOX HILL NORTH 15 6 9 0 1266 1791 70 .69 24NORTH BRUNSWICK 15 6 9 0 1230 1886 65 .22 24

ALBERT PARK 15 6 9 0 1083 1689 64 .12 24

RICHMOND CENTRAL 15 3 12 0 731 2347 31 .15 1 2

B SEI:TION P W L t! For A n Pts

OLD IVANHOE 14 12 2 0 1460 838 174 .22 48DE LA SALLE 14 11 3 0 1586 1061 149 .48 44OLD BRIGHTON 14 11 3 0 1444 1221 118 .26 44MHSOB 14 7 7 0 1255 1243 100.97 28OLD ESSENDON GR 14 7 7 0 1243 1328 93.60 28CAULFIELD GR 14 6 8 0 1252 1261 99.29 24WHITEFRIARS 14 5 9 0 1209 1376 87.86 20MAZENOD 0 C 14 5 9 0 1034 1308 79.05 20ST BEDES MENT TIG 14 4 10 0 1118 1518 73 .65 16NORTH OLD BOYS 14 2 12 0 1017 1535 66.25 8

C SEC TIETN P w L 0 F~ ~~st I

UNIVERSITY BLACKS 15 13 2 0 1506 960 156.88 52BEAUMARIS 15 11 4 0 1278 1099 116.29 44PARKDALE VULTURES 15 10 5 0 1419 1133 125.24 40AJAX 15 9 6 0 1432 1369 104.60 36OLD PARADIANS 15 9 6 0 1395 1441 96.81 36

OLD CAMBERWELL 15 8 7 0 1477 1221 120.97 32HAMPTON ROVERS 15 6 9 0 1461 1255 116.41 24

MONASH BLUES 15 5 10 0 1177 1281 91 .88 20THERRY PENOLA 0 B 15 2 13 0 1120 1667 67 .19 8BANYULE 15 2 13 0 1051 1890 55 .61 8

DI SECTION P W L D For a~sr % Pzs

FITZROY REDS 15 14 1 0 1751 899 194 .77 56ORMOND 15 12 3 0 1871 1046 178 .87 48PRAHRAN 15 10 5 0 1485 1267 117 .21 40OLD CAREY 15 9 6 0 1408 1320 106 .67 36EMMAUS ST LEOS 0 C 15 8 7 0 1524 1318 115 .63 32YARRA VALLEY 0 B 15 7 8 0 1450 1658 87 .45 28OLD MENTONIANS 15 6 9 0 1283 1514 84 .74 24BULLEENTEMPLESTOWE 15 5 10 0 1441 1569 91 .84 20AQUINAS 0 C 15 2 13 0 1029 1756 58.60 8GLEN EIRA 15 2 13 0 909 1804 50.39 8

02 SECTION P W L D For Apt ___!j Pts

OLD GEELONG 15 14 1 0 1945 853 228.02 56RUPERTSWOOD 15 13 2 0 1745 1205 144.81 52PENINSULA 0 B 15 10 5 0 1640 1182 138.75 40WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 15 9 6 0 1413 1337 105.68 36OAKLEIGH 15 8 7 0 1603 1502 106.72 32LA TROBE UNI 15 7 8 0 1378 1314 104 .87 28SALESIAN 0 C 15 6 9 0 1216 1366 89 .02 24IVANHOE ASSUMPTION 15 4 11 0 1221 1844 66 .21 16BENTLEIGH 15 4 11 0 1197 1874 63 .87 16SWINBURNE UNI 15 0 15 0 926 1881 49 .23 0

!13 SECTION P W L tt For AW % Pis

ST JOHNS 0 C 15 12 3 0 1514 875 173 .03 48WERRIBEE AMATEURS 15 12 3 0 1776 1048 169 .47 48WEST BRUNSWICK 15 12 3 0 1444 1178 122 .58 48OLD WESTBOURNE 15 10 5 0 1397 1059 131 .92 40SOUTH MELB DISTRICTS 15 8 7 0 1499 1347 111 .28 32KEW 15 7 8 0 1322 1450 91 .17 28MONASH GRYPHONS 15 5 10 0 1315 1597 82.34 20UHS-VU 15 4 11 0 1106 1562 70.81 16POWER HOUSE 15 3 12 0 874 1557 56.13 12SYNDAL TALLY-HO 15 2 13 0 1063 1637 64.94 8

A RESERVE P~ L D F- Affse lOLD XAVERIANS 14 13 1 0 1197 593 201 .85 52

OLD SCOTCH 14 10 4 0 1298 694 187.03 40

ST BERNARDS 14 8 6 0 1015 953 106.51 32

OLD MELBURNIANS 14 7 7 0 828 717 115.48 28

COLLEGIANS 14 7 7 0 727 786 92.49 28

UNIVERSITY BLUES 14 6 8 0 881 949 92.83 24

ST KEVINS 14 6 8 0 819 1002 81.74 24

OLD HAILEYBURY 14 6 8 0 842 1057 79.66 24

OLD TRINITY 14 5 9 0 724 935 77.43 20

MARCELLIN 14 2 12 0 514 1288 39.91 8

P W L L8 Far AgsB %

DE LA SALLE 14 12 2 0 1401 547 256 .12

OLDIVANHOE 14 12 2 0 1049 727 144 .29 48

MHSOB 14 9 5 0 909 705 128 .94 36

MAZENOD 0 C 14 7 7 0 1087 840 129 .40 28

WHITEFRIARS 14 7 7 0 800 1004 79 .6 8

ST BEDES MENT TIG 14 6 7 1 983 941 104 .46 ..:iOLD ESSENDON GR 14 6 8 0 764 1034 73 .89 24

NORTH OLD BOYS 14 4 10 0 719 1321 54 .43 16

OLD BRIGHTON 14 3 10 1 728 985 7 1 91 14

CAULFIELD GR 14 3 11 0 741 1340 55 .30 1 2

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