the amateur footballer, week 9, 2001
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f~EgUE6T FOR A COUNT OF PLAYERS
1 l;cre has always been the opportunity for a count of players~_•t tie VAFA, however there has never been anything in placeto }, iali...e a team calling for a count for wrong reasons.
nic E> :ccutive Committee last Monday accepted the followingrciation to this matter.
only a team captain can make a request at any time thatthe field umpire conduct a count of the number of playersor the opposing team.
When this request is made the umpire shall stop play atthe first opportunity, call into lines within the centresquare, players of both teams who are at the time on theground, complete the count and report to the VAFA all thedetails of the count including scores at the time .
Where players exceed the permitted number. The fieldumpire will award a fc ee kick to the captain of theopposing team to be taken at the centre circle or whereplay was stopped, whichever is the greater penalty againstthe offending team. A 25 metre penalty is then added tothe position where the free kick was awarded and theVAFA will determine at a later date what happens to thescores or if any other penalty is imposed - note that theoffending team does not lose all points scored in thematch up to the time of the count .
Where player numbers are found to be correct and/orthe request was without merit. The field umpire will«~. ard a free Iriek to the captain of the opposing team tobe taken at the centre circle or where play was stopped,whichever is the greater penalty against the offendingt cli n . A 25 metre penalty is then added to the positionwhere the free kick was awarded and finally if the fieldtunpire(s) are of the opinion a request was made to delayplay or the request lacked merit, the umpires are to reportthe player (captain) who requested the count for TimeWasting.
?i chael Sneddon (Umpires' Advisor) has familiarised hisi : npires with this procedure and full details will have beenca ununicated to clubs by the time this is being read .
C, ;ptains must be sure of the order off and the audible~bscenity rules (yellow card) when they are consideringudltng for a count.
SPORTSCOVER "PICK THE PRERHERS" COMP=ONClubs who have not submitted their two entry forms, (orthree if their President attended the pre-season Sponsors
Night), whereby theynominate the sevensection's premiers andthe runner up team in --
- each section, they haveuntil noon this coming Monday to fa:, them to the writeron 9531 2050.
AR MERIT AWARDS
The Australian Football e each year considers twonominations for people who have contributed outstandingservice to Australian Football . One of the nominations is forservices to Junior Football and the other for outstandingservice to Senior Football. Each nominee must have givenservice for at least ten (10) years . Please consider peoplearound your club who would be worthy recipients, express inno more than 500 words why that person should benominated, and the VAFA will select one for each section(Junior and Senior) and attach a VAFA endorsement for thechosen nominations .
SPONSORSHIP REWARDS PLAN .
VAFA sponsors are in the process of providing their half yearreports on club support of sponsors as a part of the 2001Sponsorship Rewards Plan .
At the start of the season the VAFA identified the VAFAsponsors who could easily have club support measured. Wedirected some of each sponsor's fee to the VAFA to a"pGoi"to be used at the end of the season to reward clubs whosupport excellently most sponsors : who support well and whosupport moderately well .
Each club will be written to in the next fortnight with detailsof their progress .
VALE HARRY MEREDITH
Last week we wrote of the passing of the celebrated VAFAfootballer of the 1940's and 1950's Harry Meredith and hiswife, who we wrote, lost their lives earlier this year in a touristbus accident in Tasmania. That was incorre ct, as Mrs .Meredith survived the accident and is thankfullyrecovering.
We apologise for the inaccuracy of last week's Vale and wewish Mrs. Meredith all the very best in her recovery andcommiserations for the loss of her beloved Harry .
Many thanks also to North Old Boys' stalwart JimMarchbank, a friend of the Meredith family, who brought thismatter to our attention .
- THE JOURNAL OF THE VICTORIAN AMATEUR FOOTBALL ASSOCIATIO N
~ June 23rd, 2001 Price : $2 .00 Vol . 01 No . 9
AF1".: R 35 years ; .i; ;ibourne 1'h is on top of the ASection ladder after round 8.In 1- 16 --- as 8-0 and remained on top for therest of ° season finishing with a 13-5 ratio .
Ironical]- The High's first loss in 1966 was away toOld Sc~i< ;e by 10 points .
Last Saturday the Unicorns, second going into theround with a 5-1-1 ratio, defeated the Cardinals by 12points on Scotch's home patch while Old vs slashedthe confidence of top-placed St Bernards with a 34-point victory.In the 2000 grand final replay Xavs and the Berniesboth had seven out from their teams from last August .The Dogs must have been confident travelling toToorak Park, having won there the past two years andenjoying a record of winning four of the past fiveencounters against OX. Worse for the Dogs is captainand 1998 Woodrow Medallist Luke Gollant needed astretcher after a player fell across his leg and he awaitsadvice on his knee.The High's win was without --bably its best mid-fielder Ewan Thompson -,v-- -) I : 1 i Js jaw broken in thestate match and is likely to h~ e it wired this week ."It's disappointing because I put in my best pre-seasonsince I left Richmond (in 1997)," Thompson said.
This sets up today the best match of A Section for thisyear with MHSOB hosting Xavs, 4-4, who looked verywarm in the mud with Andy Gowers and DanRichardson, both playing only their second matchesfor the season, giving that familiar September polish.Last year Xavs' had to kick big scores to hold outMHSOB . In round 2 at the Woodfull-Miller Oval Xavs22.14-142 defeated MHSOB 15 .15-105 . Xavs' AdamJones kicked a game-high six goals but he is manyweeks away from playing this year after tearing hisgroin muscle from the bone while water-skiing . Inround 11 at Toorak Park Xavs kicked 15 .16-106 toMHSOB 11 .19-85 . Dan Richardson kicked a game-high six goals in this match.
The Cardinals' year is reminiscent of last year wherethey ran hot at the start and gradually fell away . Thisyear's form might be explained with the availability ofLuke The Great.In two of Scotch's three losses Luke Hawkins wasn'tthere because he -ssendon . The jack-in-a-box had kicked Vs 90 goals prior to hisVFL exposure .For the third time this season MHSOB's kicking hasplaced it under pressure : 13.24 against Old Brighton,16 .21 against the Bernies, and 8 .22 againstScotch.MHSOB has been accurate in four matchesand in its only loss this season, back in round 1 atMarcellin, it lost by 11 goals . Last week wingman
Matthew White kicked0.6 while team-matesDrew Fairchild, JasonBamert and JaydenPertzel collected valuable touches in the dyiminutes. Unicorn coach Luke Soulos couldn't expl<why his team is inaccurate but he's philosophical wgetting to the top."No point in being on top in rouncif you aren't there at the end of the year," Luke saicXavs could rush back the number one national drpick in 1988, Alex McDonald, after he dominatedhis return match in the reserves includingoverhead hanging mark with a water-logged ball .Just like the A Section grand final replay was missimany of the players from last year, the B Sectireplay between Mazenod and Old Brighton had
b teams lining up with nearly half their teams differeto last year. The Nodders have injury problems, tTonners have endured retirements . Brighton playedits second draw in just eight rounds and, unlikeround 2 draw with Uni Blues where it had five feuscoring shots, this time the Tonners did the reverThe Nodders' David Maskell and the Tonners' KMoon kicked round-highs with five goals each .St Kevins joined Xavs with a 4-4 ratio after a 39-poiwin over Trinity which slipped to 3-5 .Mick Giansiracusa, in his third senior game, kick,four goals while identical twin Josh, who made Ysenior debut last year, got one . Their cousin Danielalso making a name at the Western Bulldogs in 1 ;first year. Coach Mike McArthur-Allen said he couldtexplain the inconsistent form of SKOBS which canwithin a kick of booting out Xavs from last year's finaseries . "Our list is stronger than last year's," Mike saiWatch for SKOBS to re-introduce sparkling forwaiMathieu Lucas, who kicked four goals in the reservtlast week after overcoming a wrist injury, for todaymatch at Brighton Beach .Andrew Treganowan's renewed vigor for trainircontinues to pay off with three goals in Marcellin's 4;point win over Uni Blues . The Blues have one of thebest playing lists in the past five seasons, where it h~consistently been a mid-range A Section team, yet itnow in the frame for relegation and today it meeifellow contender Mazenod .In other games today Marcellin and St Bernardswplay for their positions in the four, and Scotch mdwant to stop its slide from the four against OT whicis looking could become finals prospect or relegatiocontender depending on the result .COACH FOCU STHIS WEEK: MAZENOD'S DAVID MURRAY
~, ST .;ears B Section premiers, the Nodders, areaung in the relegation zone in eighth with a 2-5- 1
ord . "I'm enjoying my coaching more this year evenwe haven't had the same success as last
~;on," David, in his second year with Mazenod, saidremember Andy Collins saying in 1998, the yea r
; f ier he coached Sandringham to a flag and the Zebrasfinished seventh, that he found '98 more rewarding
than the flag year because it was more challenging.,-the increase in standard from B to A section is greatand considering our injuries after a strong pre-season,1 am proud of the players' achievements," David said .
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St. Kevin's - all at SKOB congratulate John "F OGES"
Fogarty and Paul "MEGGSY" Meagher on each
,,,aching their 200th game for SKOB today against Old
Brighton. Both Foges and Meggsy started with the Club
111 1987 and have played at all levels - Under 19s (in
,, dli.ch Foges topped the competition goalkicking in1988 and Meggsy came third in the B&F), Reserves,Seniors and Club 18 for the Club . Foges, as captain,
and Meggsy, as goalsneak, have been the foundationsof the current Club 18 Team, the SKOB Dogs, and are
lioping for big things this year. These milestones havebeen a while coming, as Meggsy has been hit withinjuries in most of his other 199 games and Foges hasu penchant for overseas travel in winter! Both havebeen inspirational on and off the field for their younger
teammates . All at SKOB wish them all the best for theiroutstanding milestone achievements .
MHSOB - sincere congratulations are extended by thePresident, Committee, all players and supporters to ourcourageous senior Captain Jayden Pertzel who played
his 1 00th game for MHSOB last Saturday. Jayden's
leadership, skills and dedication to his game & club arean example to all and widely admired by the footballfraternity in general . His on-field efforts in crucial'ames are of vital importance to our club, always firstat training and his service to MHSOB includescommittee involvement. Well done JP this great
achievement .
CLUB LST WK TOTALSI dIORS
ila~._.ins Old Scotch 0 39r'.amert MHSOB 3 27i Harvev St Bernards 0 22':, Mitchell St Bernards 0 21McKeon St Bernards 0 18Treganowan Marcellin 3 18
A RESERVESt BernardsOld ScotchOld ScotchOld ScotchOld Trinity
23
21
14
13
13
MAZENOD 4.2 5.5 8.5 11.9 (75)
OLD BRIGHTON 1.4 4.7 8.12 10 .15 (75)I,_Lzenod: Maskell 5 Beard Nelson Carter Parry Waldron Chamberlain .
Best : Sharp Quinn Maskell Hanley Waldron Gooden Old Brighton:Moon 5 Pirrie 2 Bristow Jackson Krzywniak . Best : Barrow GadsdenPerry Raju Williams Moon. Umpires: W. Hinton . S. McCarthy (Fl. P.
Teasdalee (B). J. Robinson, K. PitcherST, ICEVIPdS 1.5 6.8 8.9 11.13 (79)
OLD TREffrY 11 3.3 4.6 5.10 (40)St . I{evins: M Giansiracusa 4 Greenhorn 3 Fraser Ferraro M Dollman JGiansiracusa . Best : Fredericks Ferraro M Coltman Greenham FinchFraser. Old Trinity: Andrews Collins Ramsden VanLerVenne Pawsey .Best: Rogers Clarke Andrews Ptrouet R Phillips Ramsden. Umpires ; A .
Damon, P. James (F) . A. Rechtman, J . Mason (B) . S, Caple, K, Segota (G)
MARCELLIN 2.1 4.7 9.10 13 .16 (94)
UNIVERSITY BLUES 1.4 3.11 4.15 6.16 (52)
Mareellin: Jarred -3 Treganowan 3 Walker 2 Romanin Purcell BrowneDinneen Seabury. Best: Col Thiesz McMillan Sampimon JohristonJarred. University Blues: DeCYespigny 2 Gleson McLachlan McEwanVasey. Best: University Blues : Slimmon Sturrock North McLachlanRyan Sally. Umpires: P, Simpson . J . Miller (F), D. Cusack, S . McKenzie
(B). D. Napoli. B . McCarthy (G )OLD XAVEI2IANS 2 .2 5.4 6.10 7.11 (53)
ST. BERNARDS 0.1 0.2 1.2 2 .7(19)
Goals: Old Xav: Coughlan 2 Richardson Sassi Clarke Hawkins A Dillon .
St Berm Osborne Jordan . Best: Old Xav : Orlando Clarke Bowen
Cowers Hawkins Brushlield. St .Bcrn : S Taylor A Mastropasqua JMount Loughlin McLaughlin Broadbent . Umpires: A. Firley, J. Kvins(F) . S . Caruso, T. Dornom (B) . B . Jephson, B. Hoare (G )MHSOB 3.7 3.10 5.16 8.22 (70)OLD SCOTCH 1.1 6.6 6.9 8.10 (58)
Goals: RSIISOB: Barnett 3 Pertzel Fairchild Simpson Limbrick Adcock .
Old Soo: Thomas 3 Ftnoechiaro McCarroll Cran e Stratos. Best :
MFISOB: Simmonds Joseph Fairchild Simpson White Newton. Old Sco :
Holt Nettleton Robinson McCarroll Gnatt H Thomas . Umpires: T.
Sutcliffie, J. McNiece (F), R. Mutton, N. Woods (B), B. Dix (G )RESERVES
MAZENOD 3.4 3.7 4.8 5.12 (42)
OLD BRIGHTON 1 .3 3.4 4.7 5.10 (40)Mezenod: Fotiniotis . Rice . Heal, Morgan, Smith . Best : Smith, Start.
Halvv, Grant, Krom, Quirk. Old Brighton: S,Ginnavin 2 . Billionis,
Walsh, Milat. Best: Sherman. Walsh, R.Siewart, M .J.T.Smith, White,
Williams .S'i',10's'VINS 0.0 2.3 2.5 8.6(54)
OLD TRINITY 1.3 2.5 3.5 3.10 (28)St. Nevins: Lucas 4, Crohan, Horrocks, Lynch, McCann . Best :Crohan, O'Shea, Macey, Waight, Lynch, Bare. Old T3inity : Sutcliffe . T.
Cade, Power. Best: Sutclifte, Nisbet, S . Oberoi, S. Bladern . Kenna,
Power.ItYARCELLIN 2.2 4.5 8.8 10.11 (71)
UNIVERSITY BLUES 2.0 2.2 4.2 7 .6(48)Marcellim LeBannue 2, Gleeson 2, Colville 1, Gull 1, GalaO 1, Ibralllm2, Cooper I . Best : Cooper, ibrahim, Colville, Wallis, Gleeson, 0'Flynn .
Uril Blues : Granger 3, Hutchins I, Barrick I . Best : Wilkinson, Callerv .Featherson, McIntyre, McConnell, Granger.OLD XAVERIl11VS 1 .3 3.8 4.14 7.21 (63)ST,BEi2t7ARDS 1 .3 1.3 3.3 3.3 (21)
Old Xaverians: Mallard 2, Mullane 2 . R Jones, Hannebery, Ireland .
Best: Hannebery, Carey, Mollard, J Healy, Kay. R Jones .St Bernards: McKay 2, Legudi. Best : Mount, McKay. RahilL A Capes .
P.Capes, Simpso nOLD SCOTCH 3.3 6.8 12 .14 14 .18 (102)
2 ac1SOB 1.3 2.4 3.4 5.6 (36)
Old Scotch: Oliver 5, Joyce 3 . Aulard 2, Ratcliffe 1, Beaurepatrel,Simon I, Brooke I Best: Evans, Joyce, Ratcliffe, Brooke . Stevens,
Oliver. MHSOB: Hawkins 2, Gerner 1, Redder 1, Robinson I
Best : Burke, Redder, Feferkrfanz, Wright, Corner, Webste r
790 T%/F IIESA SUC€1
Old Brighton v . St . Kevins
University Blues v . Mazenod
St . Bernards v . Marcellin
MHSOB v . Old Xaverian s
Old Trinity v . Old Scotch - EI' Sunday
A SectionMARCELLI N
Coach: Simon DalrympleRes. Coach : Peter Randal l
1 . C . Slattery2. A. Caffry3. D. Waters4 . G. Romanin5 . M. Moran6. D . Sampimon7. N. Godwin8 . R . Frisin a9 . D . Ballantine10. C . Purcell11 . D. Taylor (RC)12 . B . Croni n13. S . Dinneen14. R . McMahon15 . M . Chun16 . L. McMillan17. G. Cox (VC)18. D . Gartner19 . D . Cooper20 . S .O'Flynn21 . N . Walker22. D . Marson23 . P. Giessen24 . L .O'Flynn25 . R. Galati26. N. Armstrong27. D . Theisz28, D . Johnston29 . P. Smith30. A . Treganowan (C)31 . S . Ye e32 . M. Browne33 . G . Cul l34. D. Jarred35. J . Frazer36. D . Cope37. D. Moran38 . M . O'Sullivan39 . B . Colville40. M . Leffanue41 . J . Seabury42 . B . Dinneen43 . A . Duncan44. A. Wilkinson (RVC)44 L . Hansen45 . D. Theisz46 . J . Wilkins47. D . Ryan48. A. Gallagher49 . D. Coutts50 . A. Ryder51 . M . Maguire52. J. Mathews53 . C . Mathews54 . R. McMaho n55. J . Wallis56. B . Norden57. M. Van Lint59 . J . Ibrahi m
Yarra ValleyCountry Club
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M .H .S .O .B.Coach : Luke Boulo sRes. Coach: Terry Blythman
1 J Barnett (DVC)2 S McCully3 I Grgic4 C Eabry5 P Sherry5 N Orchard6 R Joseph7 J Pertzel (C)7 A Angus8 J8 C9 D9 M10 D10 D11 K12 A12 M13 J13 C14 L15 Z16 F17 M18 R18 A
Garne rWrightFairchild (VC)ClowesSkinnerNorto nKriosSimpsonFeferkranzGregsonKeilySimpsonHoldenDavisClowesLimbrickDavid
19 R Ware20 J Wilson20 D Nichols21 R Patterson22 D Armstrong22 A Svirskis23 C Harvie23 I Taylor24 D Stynes24 A Clark25 H Taylor25 J Jackman26 A Askew27 S Dods28 S Rodder29 G McCully30 R. Newton31 J Davis32 A Cassell (VC)32 A Keys33 A Saultry33 S Harriso n34 E Thompson (VC)34 S Konstanty35 A Mill s35 A Barge36 M White36 S Bennett37 R McIntyre37 M Tin g38 S Robinson40 D Membre y40 W Hayes41 D Simmons42 B Cookman43 J Burke44 M Hawkes45 M Webster46 A O'Brien47 L Hawkins48 B Jeffrey49 C Pricop50 S Osborne51 J Newton52 B McGrath53 C Clowes55 N Adcock56 T Wright57 A Tan g58 M Cotter59 L Jones
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1 C . Harriso n2 A. Quin n3 A. McIntyre4 A. Hanley (C)5 M . Quir k6 J. Bayford7 S. Morgan8 D. Lancaster9 S . Nobl e10 M. O'Hara11 T. Smith (RC)11 S. Hos e12 M . Murray13 P. Gooden14 N . Meehan15 N. Parry16 J . Kavanagh17 J . Beard18 T. O'Donaghue (VC)19 S. McMuilin20 C. Murray20 T. Castricum21 S . Pola n22 D . Ryan (DVC)23 A. Tucker24 D. Nisbet25 S. Rya n26 J . Dunne (DVC)27 D. Krom28 P. Nelson29 R . Sharp30 S. Fishe r31 N. Snart32 P. Fotiniotis33 D . Grant34 M. Pollard (RVC)35 R. Hawkin s36 D. Carter37 L. Morgan38 D . Linden39 G . Kaiber40 A. Lewison41 M . Hudson42 C . Adams43 A. Pers i44 R. Mosbauer45 P. Ric e46 R . Foss47 A. McDowell48 G . Tilling49 L. Haley (RVC)50 D. Carte r52 N . Nussbaum54 J . Pers i
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ICoach: Dale Tr pingAss)st: J ustin CiarksonsonRes. Coach: Richard Obee1 A. Kryzwnia k2 A. Pirtl e3 C. Barrow (VC)4 A. MacGillvray5 N. Perry6 R. Stewart7 C. Brew8 M. Gadsde n9 S. Lennox (VC)11 L. Adami s11 A. Fitzgerald12 B. Williams13 R. Kent14 S . Williams (C)15 D . Tymms (VC)16 G . Earl17 A.van Den Dungan18 M . Jackson (VC)19 S . Gadsde n20 M . L. Smith21 T. Ewen22 N. Biggin23 N. Mila t24 M .J. Smith25 S. Nickas26 B. Stoneham27 D. Paterson28 J . Bradley29 J . Dickerson30 A . McLaughlin31 A. Bristow32 D. Begley33 W. Carter34 J . White35 C . Stewart36 B. Pollock37 B. McMahon38 J . Raju39 K . Kavanagh41 J . Murchie42 C . Mlzzi43 R. Carter44 R. Sherman45 A . Mandylaris46 M. Billionis47 D . Wilson48 R . Boxer49 A. Ginnavin51 M . Fisher53 D . Strachan54 A. Liptrot55 M . Gamble57 M . Moon58 B . Scott61 A. Walsh62 A. Lynch63 S . Davies64 M .Reid
OLD SCOTC HCoach: Andrew SmitRes . Coach :
Gary Jacksoi1 A Nettleton2 B Phillips3 C Hosking4 T Holt5 R Price6 A Crow7 J Kitchen8 C Reid9 R Aujard10 J Kerr11 M Angus12 S Crow13 N Hooper14 E Parthenides15 M O'Brie n16 A Speed17 D Thomas18 L Hawkins19 C. Smith20 S Lillingston21 J Stratos22 N Addison23 0 Cran e24 C Pattenden25 L Murphy26 T Downing27 J Pilkington28 B Robinson29 M Gnatt30 T. Finocchiaro31 C Ratcliffe33 J McCarroll34 E Oliver35 P O'Connor36 S Prendergast37 M Parthenides38 R Ashton39 C Stevens40 A Warner41 M Lipshut42 J Ross43 N Leftl44 C Evans
45 M Blenheim46 J Beaurepa47 T Barenger48 S Miles49 R Mullens
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50 D Richardson51 M Saunders52 M Davison53 C Joyc e54 N Simon55 G Sarkozy57 J Crane58 C Adam60 T Wigney61 D Leeds62 E Sladen
63 S Tresise64 L North65 C Armstrong66 H Thomas68 B Collins77 S Spiden
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: : : : ::Y 47 S ST KEMNS : ; .SITY B LUESLigh Carlson Coach : Tim O'Shau9hnessy Coach : Garry Foulds Coach : Coach : Lee Adamso n
Cc= :h : Phil Gaut Res. Coach : Chris Res . Coach : David Law Mike McArthur-Allen Res . Coach : Terry BenaimCosch: Craig Neave Mortensen Res. Coach: Mick Knuppel
Kennedy S 1 M Blood (C) 1 . D. Baynes 1 . A. Callery 1 D Slimmon2 Hudson G (RC) 2 D Orlando 2. L. Meehan 2 . S. Lowerson 2 T Hutchin s3 Reynolds L 3 L Hannebery 3. J . Podsiadly 3 . D. Curtis 3 J Sturrock4 ArrowSmith J 4 D Landri a ng
3. R. Brebner (R) 4 P. Greenham5 M Dollman
4 D Guengeric hD5 Burrows
Robison M 5 A. McDonald 4. S . McKeonDVCJ M
.6 P. O'Keefe 5 Q Gleaso n
6 S Langley57 Van Der Venne T 6 D . Donati
5. oe ount ( )McKay6 J
7 M . Luca sll8 B D 7 D Hayte r
7 Canzoneri M 7 S Lethlean (VC). .
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9 J Giansiracusa 8 J Hayte r7 Dodgson B 8 P McDonald 8 J Evans
.10 N Fraser 9 S Meade
8, Frost CStebbins C
9 J Hawkins. .
g, B . Jordan (DVC).
11 J. Panagrazio 10 A Davi s8
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10. N. Mitchell (VC) 12 R . GrinterBowles13 R
11 L North12 G McLachla nl
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10. L. Campbell (Rj11 . P. Capes
.14 L . Mahoney 13 P Stockdal e
g10 Shaughnessy M 13 C Ellis 12. B . Hogan 15 M . Olive
16 B. Garvey14 C Roydhouse15 L Ryan
10 Dann S 14 Dn Stoney 13. C. Mitchell 17 S. Dawes 16 C Stewartif Gorman A 15 L Ford 14. A. Thomas 18 J. Grigg 17 G de Cres i ne
pg y,2 Pirouet N 16 S Skidmore 15. T. Wilkinson 19 D. Sheehy 1g A McEwin13 Collins M 17 D Richardson 16. L. Turnbull 20 L . Hull-Brown 19 A Lowcoc k13 Cade J 18 S Tucker 16. P. Capes (R) 22 J. Macey
20 C Rya n14 Parkin A15 Stephens T 19 An Jones 17. L. O'Sullivan
18. D. McLaughlin
23 B. Quirk 4S. Powel l
221 T Mcln re
~15 Natoli S 20 M Hardman 19. L. Gollant (C) 5 B. Marusic 2223 T Wilcox16 Hiillas C
17 Hatfield G (VC)21 A Parto n22 M Rush
20. T. Hudson 26 D. Sadler27 R . Gross 24 S Russel l
17 Garcia J 23 R Coughlan21 . B . Loughlin22. M . 0'Riley
28 M. Giansiracus a29 M . Kem ton
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25 A Soll y26 M Vase
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24 B Coughlan V C( ) 23. A. Mastropasqua 30 M . Gargano 27 R Wilki e19 Carter-Buszard L 25 J Lang 24. P. Harvey 31 A. McGuiness
'28 M Thomas
20 Phillips C 26 N Baker 25. C. Osbome 32 S. O Connor 29 J Coulloupas21 Gillett R 27 J Drake 26. J . Gallant 33 M. Maguire 30 M Coleman21 Kennedy L 28 B Cranage 27. A. Nathan (RC) 35 M. Kavanagh
6 E Sullivan 31 J Quill22 Deane-Johns G 29 D Galbally 28 . S. Kane .3
Dwyer 32 J Garnaut23 Ramadan A 30 T Clarke 29. P. Morgan 38 J. Bateman 34 L Fishley24 Boyd A 31 L Tuddenham 30. James Mount 39 S. Gribble 35 A Bake r25 Cameron F (RVC) 32 A Brushfield 31 . A. Maggiore 40 N . Perrett 36 T McKinley26 Robinson D
33 A Basal (VC)32 . T. Harvey 41 S. Monkivitch 37 L Grange r
26 Tudor l27 Greig M 34 R Jones
33 . B. Allis34 . D. Byrne
42 T. McCan n43 P. Bare
38 A Wilso n39 T Gra y
28 Butler C 35 J Dalton 35 . P. Rahill 44 R . Sheehy 40 C Brooke s29 Nesbitt L 36 T Coughlan 36 . R . Legudi 45 D . Waight 41 R Crawfor d31 Bladeni S 37 T Freer Catteral l37 A
46 J . Travaglia 42 S McConnell,2 Cornell J32 Kinross D
38 R Hall. .
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43 A Cameron
D33 Rogers 39 M Meehan 39 . N . Smith 49 P. Cleary44 R Featherston45 J Armstrong
M3-S Boyd 40 S . Mullane 40 . D . Thomas 50 P. Camron 46 M McKerro w46 M McKerro wPaw s
, 5~"Pawsey M 41 A Dillo nillo n41 A D 41 . B. Overman1 . B. Overman 51 J . Cassell51 J . Cassell47 R McKerro w
' "a Sutcliffe J 42 N Ireland 42 . M. Stapleton 52 J . Finc h53L Coleman 48 T Morga n
a7 Van Der Venne S 43 T Woodruff (VC) 43 . C . Davis .54 S Game 49 L Chamberlain
37 Cochrane A 44 B Hilbert 44 . S. Taylor .Crohan55 E 50 H Nailon38 Phillips R (C) 45 J Scanlon 45 . M. Tankey .
56 M. Pangrazio 51 A Brown~9 Antonopoulos T 46 M Callihan 46 . L . Wilkinson 58 J . Ferrari 52 A Terrill40 Jarred W41 Lauletta S 47 J Kay 47 . R . Pizzichetta
48 S Burgyn59 A . Rattl e
A G h l60R Versteege n
42 Aylward M 48 R Careyy. .
49 . S. Borg. reen a g.
61 J Lynch54 C Beltram e
:3 Mainsbridge D 49 R Dillon 50 . M. Polatajko.
62 B . Shelley55 T Anderso n56 T Birks:3 Power B 50 M McCarthy 51 . P. Romanin 63 B . Hicks 57 T Irvin e4 Mai ah AY
~ 5 Treadwell G51 D Walsh 52 . S. Cowton 64 J . O'Brie n
Leathern65 C 58 A Larkin,S Morpeth T
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The top dogs in Old Ivanhoe disposed of yet anotherchallenger, firming them into odds on favourites forthis year's flag . They look almost unbeatable,however, as we know with the great and seeminglyinvincible Phar Lap, weight will stop a train, andanything can happen in this great game .
ReviewIt was pure carnage out at Chelsworth Park, as Old
oe totally destroyed a hapless Old Haileyburyby a whopping 75 pts . The margin at _ time was notthat bad for OH, but a goal less 2nd half by themwas compounded by 9 goals by the home side .Bolzan, Branigan and Corcoran blitzed for thelocals, whilst it was George, Walden and Seccullwho led the way for the beaten brigade .
Buckets and spades were replaced by overcoats, asDe La ," _ _~ made the trip down to our beachsideresidents at wis, and came away with a winby 54 pts . The red and greens increased their leadat every break, but each time DLS threatened tobreak away, the home side plucked their way backinto contention. Buckley, Mannix and Evans with 8goals (including some magnificent helicopters!) ledthe way for the victims of the jumper clash .Matulick, 100 gamer Holt and Ferrari battled hardfor the home side .
The folk from Oak Park could sleep in last week, asthe game between Therry and NOBs was played atBrunswick, but the extra shuteye mattered little, asthe home side recorded a solid 24 pt victory . Thewin was set up in the 1st qtr, as NOBs raced awayto a 21 pt lead, and the game was as good as over,although 1 .10 after _ time would not have pleasedFrank and his crew. Yandell, Vogels and Collinsreveled in the conditions for the home side.Cristofoli, Edwards and Mills were fine players forthe losing side .
Another local match between Old P€rra€Ia s andallowed more sleep for the visitors, but
they probably wished they stayed in bed, as theOPs . 1 -io are now officially on a roll, won a lowscoring game by 21 pts . The fat lady exercised herlungs at 1/4 time as the home side raced to a 20 ptlead, and in the conditions, that lead was too muchfor the visitors . Richardson, Godfrey and Heffernanwere good players for the victors . Langford and thebrothers Pawlik were solid contributors for the awayteam .
In the final game in Mr Gunn 's backyard, Ormondcontinued the run of my roughies getting up whenthey easily accounted for Old Melburnians by 27
pts. Bad kicking forgoal was the onlyreason the marginwasn't larger, as the Lhome side had 27 scoring shots to 15, indicatindominance by the locals. Remman, Robbins anStone led the way for the winning team . Berr}Holme and Wilhelm stood up for the guests and hagood games for the visitors.
Preview
I'm going to have to break my well-worn policytipping a roughie for the round, and go for all thfavourites this week . After spearing to the front ithe North West FM tipping competition, it's time ttry and ram home the advantage from fello)tipsters Stevens and Brain !
The B Section southern neighbours trade blowtoday, as Old Haileybury (2/9) welcome the visitorfrom B s(7/2) at McKinnon . Mick Dwyewill be out and about this week attempting trestore his troops' confidence after the awfipounding they received last week . Jim Durnan anhis charges are also trying everything possible teke out a win and remain in the hunt to stay in thisection in 2002 . The home side will deny them thvictory, as OH account comfortably for Beaumariby 40 pts.
Therry (5/1) welcome the fierce beast in fl b(1 /7) at Oak Park. Wayne Harmes and hi
crew have become the competition's yo-yos so faiwith 3 losses, followed by 3 wins, and 2 more loss
e Meanwhile the punters at Pine Lodge have the hoi ,grail in their sites, and the hot flag favourites winot want to drop this one . Unfortunately for Therr}it won't be their day today and they'll continue throller-coaster ride as the good thing of the day (Olsalutes the judge by plenty (60 pts) .
The purple and white chariots of NOBs (1/4) headown the Eastern Freeway to the leafy surrounds cDonvale, and are welcomed by Whiteftim (13/4 ;Frank Dunell would be eyeing off a spot in the fouafter a good win last week, and with the return cseveral key players over the next few weeks, it ivery possible . Greg Feutrill on the other hand will bdesperate to get his charges back on track aftetheir first win 2 weeks ago, and the stakes only gehigher from here on in . I can't resist the temptatioi- I'm now back on Frank's wagon as the momentungathers steam . NOBs to win by 27 pts .
The Junction Oval is the venue whereby contrastin,recent fortunes meet, as the down in confidence Oil
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on in old Paradians (1/5) . Erwin Leyden and histroops haven't been setting the world on fire inrecent weeks, and will be looking for a win to stopdl ;; rot. Meanwhile, Matt Ryan has his chargeseating out of the palm of his hand, with 5 wins onthe trot . It will be 6 in a row for the visitors today asthey eye off a top 2 finish and win today by 33 pts .
in the final game for review, traditional rivalry willt~~ renewed, as Be La Salle (2/7) meet Ormond(11/4) at Malvern . Paul Cooper has his lads playinga consistent brand of footy and this augers well forthe changing of ground conditions . Ian Jackman 'scharges have been playing well for the past fewweeks, without winning all the games, but lastround's victory was their just rewards. These twoteams have had some battles royale over the yearsand today will be no different. Tough call this one,but I think that the home ground advantage will becnough for DLS to sneak over the line by 17 pts .
magoosOld Haileybury (1/20) vs Beaumaris(15/1) OH by 50 pts .
Therry (1 / 10) vs Old Ivanhoe(7/ 1) Therry by 41 pts .
Whitefriars (6/4) vs NOBs (1 /2)
NOBs by 16 pts .
Old Melburnians (2/ 1) vs Old Paradians(1/3) OP by 21 pts .
Be La Salle (4/ 1)Ormond by 33 pts .
vs Ormond (1/6 )
Old I-><ileyburr - con ;ratulate Brett C-,-sc-- . onplaying his 100_; g--ime for the club against OldIvanhoe last week . Since graduating from theU19's, Brett has become a key defender with thesenior side, but also has the ability to play upforward when needed . Well done "Fluff' from all ati he Bloods,
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BEAUMARIS 2.2 5.5 10.6 - .3 (68)
DE LA SAd SE 3 .3 8.8 13.1 3
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Ormond., S Grace 5 Bridges 2 Naughton 2 A G^ -' ' ins. Best : Remman
Robbins S Keleher Stone S Grace Abrahams : . - : . ulligan 4
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2.4 4.6 4.7 5.7(37)
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^ conditions are dry. I think CollegiansI si e and will bounce back form the past
Zd today according to the Brain will be th e
veicome Old Essendon to what I believe willa very muddy Toorak Park. Bit of a dangerr the OE'S this one as the Two Blues are on
D f a roll now and have regained their confidence.T' 2 s ors may suffer a bit of a letdown after theirNO F , last week something I'm sure Chris By e
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ell aware of, and the lure of turning 8- 1to get the visitors over the line.
, travel to Albert Park to take on theto although down are not out and a win i s
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g long to Acreman and Bournan~ Ajax beating them .
buoyed by their win comeacross town to tackle a side who inall reality have done nor I ' ig "rong. While the Roversmay not be at the top of heir form they are stillwinning games which is a good sign . The Buflantswill give them a run for their money and will be in itfor most of the day, but I think the Rovers fitness an d
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be enough on the day to secure another 4
s Beddoe and Lawson welcome their oldites to Mackie Road in a game that even at thi s
could well decide fourth position . Both sides; suited by the small ground, so its the
;perience of U versus the youth of th eL_g . No beg pardons here plenty at stake on thefield and ladder hard to separate them but as atipster I must so its the home side for me . I'm sureOle aftermatch will be a terrific affair too . Might eventurn up myself
9 CORRESPONDE,_, ;t rounds Black List; St Bedes Mentone Tiger s~ep those reports coming in . The numbers area53-1561 home phone and fax, the mobile is 0400
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5 - congratulation sor notching up 50til game for the Fields '
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Looking at the ladder after 8 rounds, and listeningto the 'gos' around the traps, I'm beginning towonder if the situation isn't just too neat to be true .Are we in for a repeat of 1996 in this Section, whenthe back half of the season win/loss ratios weredramatically different from the front half ?Banyule overcame St Leos, after an even first term,with a disciplined performance that saw themincrease their lead at each break thereafter . BIGDave starred once more for the Bears, with a greatdisplay of wet weather rucking, ably supported byon ballers, Brad Willmore, Blair Moxon, & JasonPlant. Julian Hodder did well on his HBF for theAnimals, Michael Volpe also at CHB & F, andAndrew Burgess had many possessions ruckroving.
Monash Blues never recovered from the Aquinas 7goal first term, and had no counter for the Bloods'gun fonvards Andy Cultrera and Daniel Den Braber,with the consistent Chris Wooden also in fine format CHB. Spider Smith approached his best on theball for the Ashers, Mark Bolton was effective in toomany positions to list in the space available, andBlair Boyer's 'screamer' in the last term put a gleaminto an otherwise grey day .
Ivanhoe Assumption proved too strong for OldGeelong with a powerful last term following a closefirst three quarters. Doni Valkanis continued hisgood form in the middle for the Hoes, Stuart Morrisdominated on the ball, as did Leighton Pearce, whoalso inspired his team mates by returning to thefield in the 3rd term after being injured in the 1st .OGS best once again was Wit Paul on the ball, plusHamish McInnes and H.O'Brien in defence .
Uni. Blacks overpowered Yarra Valley in theirbelated Grand Final replay . Yarra were goallessuntil half way through the 3rd term, but battled onto keep the margin at least respectable. Blacks gavea very even performance, but Will Martin on hiswing, Nat Roberts on the ball, Chris Schirner atCHF, plus Tom Chatfield were all slightly moreequal . Tim Fyffe fought hard on a wing for Yana.Robbie Drew was as solid as ever, and Luke Taylor'stwo late goals saved the Bushrangers' from a0900hrs Sunday training session!
Old Carey fought hard against Old Camberwellwith the Wells' creating their winning margin in theist 15 minutes of the 2nd term, and protecting iteffectively in an otherwise tight match . JamesClvne and Luke Gladman were brilliant across HBfor the Wells with David Walker giving terrific drive
across the centre, andJordan Heffernan
likewise, on the ball.Blake Hutchison did agreat job curbing the brilliance of Nigel CredlinChris Angus and Andrew Kent were dynamic in themiddle, and Cam Campbell was in everythingeverywhere, all day . This was a big turn round onthe Panther's recent form.
TODAYS GAMES
St Leos meet Monash Blues on the rebound from aloss, which doesn't look good for the Blues . TheAnimals are tough competition at anytime onBennettswood, after a loss they're diabolical . TheBlues are showing signs of better form though, so StLeo's won't be able to relax at all . The home side by6 goals .
Old Geelong welcome Banyule to Como Park and itis hard to see them troubling the top side . OGS bigstrength is their marking power in the fonvard zone,but today that will be tested by the meanest defencein the section . The Bear's biggest assets are theiron ballers and midHelders, whose combined drivejust overwhelms opposition back lines, and it ishard to see OGS being able to keep them out today .Much as I'd like to see one of the lower five cause anupset, I doubt it will be in this match, which theBears should take comfortably.Yarra Va ll ey host Ivanhoe Assumption with theHoes on a mission to cement themselves into 2ndspot . For all their youthful endeavour theBushrangers do not have the all round strength ofthe Hoes, albeit they will chase and harry them allday, but not enough to prevent the visitors fromtaking the points by 6/7 goals .Old Camberwell tackle University Blacks in thisround's only contest between two Top 5 teams .Both sides build their games round an attackingdefence, so it will be interesting to see how therespective tactics unfold today . What impressesabout the Wells though, is the height and physicalpresence of their forward set up ; this side is capableof very big scores .Fed by a rebounding defence, anefficient midfield, and a very active on ball unit, theWells should have too much going for them to losetoday. Blacks won't be far away in a top match, butthe Wells should take it by 2/3 goals .
Aquinas and Old Carey meet with the Bloodsfeeling good after a win last week and the Panthershaving put in a good effort against a top side las t
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for any opposing side, and the Panthersto be at their top today and limit that trio' s
nities to have any hope of ivinning . Gamesthese old rivals are always great to watch ,e the Bloods are favoured to win at th e
-~, the Panthers are starting to put it togethersurprise is not out of the question .
9 should be : Blues, Banyule ,s, Aquinas . Today sees the long awaited
ie Section heavyweights, Wells & Blacks .:ence should give them a narrow win in ae . And is it true 'Headers' is making a
ack for the Ashers ?
Congratulations toto plays his 50th game for the cluu 111 J
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Le club . Well done son, may you play man yg< mes in the 2 blues colours . Also
'ations to -e--- Scott who today joins. A strong defender, who can
make an impact in the center when calledIs a player with exceptional talents both on
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1 T 12 D.Witchell3 S.t rooz4 M.Gilbert5 B.`;diimore6 WKeenan7 G.Shavv8 B.Cantwell9 J .Plant10 B.Moxin11 S .Cross12 J .Egan13 C .Burke14 B .Woodlock15 S .Gray16 A.Dooley17 TChapman18 J .Turnbull19 P.Witcheli20 S .Playfai r21 R .Dintinosante22 N .Taylo r23 S.Gray24 C .Wilks25 L .Marti n26 H.McDermott27 P.Healy28 D.Sproules29 R .Kreskas30 D Mutton31 C .Bassett32 J.McDermott33 A.Plant34 C.Stevens35 L.O'Conneli36 M .George37 T.Thompson38 G. .Bel l39 A.Hopgood40 C .Taylor41 M.Natoli
42 C.7 ylo r43 L.Ferral44 P.Williams45 B .White46 D .Nasrallah47 D .Searle48 P.Starman49 A.Small50 M.Smith51 L.Sheean52 D.Noonan53 K .Scholes54 G .Kemp55 D .Williams56 P.Arnold57 A.Covey58 L .Holt
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1 . J. Finlayson2 . B . Finlayson
. S . Narkiewicz (DVC)4 . P. Flynn (C)5 . J . Curtin
16. S . Smyth17. S. Morri s
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20 . P. Blocker21 . L . Blackwood22 . G . Rac e23 . D. Ryan24 . B . Frew25. J . Friswa26. M. Emerson27. K. Smith28 . J. Pace29 . G . King30 . M . Sloa n
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. Meehan69 P. Grabiel71 J. Sondhu75 S. Edquist
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47 D Lang48 R Davies
49 S Seabourne50 C Box51 C Reynolds
52 A Hartnett53 S Pask54 T Mcllrath
55 P Peterson56 T Lloyd57 S Kehoe
58 G Ken59 A Joiner60 C Ross61 P Valoppi62 P Burum a63 B Whitechurch64 M Bate65 R Lang
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3Geelo ; 30.23 0Mount, Tezzir .Kevins) Whilehard for (O? - CC, 9, -,, and
and dfot:t: ."Jugs" is(don't they au!Yarra Valley0 1fourth team Echange . It vv~kicked 8firmed a sKeen n, 'Conte, Th;
D Section cal:Cullen (Sc Y, t(Old Cam!Johsls), THotels toHotel ' :a(Ormond), The RWestern Fote1 ('.Narcellin), Elgin Inn(Salesian) and the HE ,Peninsula Old Boy°
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departur e to join the as r ~:" : :everal club Bes tand Fai rests, a much l . „ Il missed h„Peninsula.AFCAIV'-"t Coach of the month was Simonof Old Trin ;1)
s ction C) had a gala day at i2eirr3ill th' Cand
r .! : 1 PC it ,ric o, r C. . ._ . ' :at were Dollman,
~arson, Donohue (StSaunders, battled
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Old Sc__-,h ; tl.,; giant killers at °
were g( i F and P. Considin e
they trailed ---home team, North C' 22and then ove- 3_i ' _ I ;o 5 .6 secondhalf to win i 11 -oints . ['J'ar 6 from theforward a J Hunter and Twist
were best for -th . sec ion scribe TomJohnston "C .j Xavei ., ,, -_ oach < 11 l aconvincing over Scoreswere Old" ".19 tc 8.15. C -e J . 1G. Dait le j Co to,
S Gilliam (Banyule).It had to happen . Yes, Chris "Mouse" Worthington brokethe Caulfield Grammarians games record previously
held by former greatchampion, GregTootell, when he ranout for his 323th game- a young 38 year old . Lif
e inspiration to all. De La Sallewere too strong in the seco ICoIle aie win > .P ' 1 Jour i a (De La) -
Aquinas sal =d ththe 1st pl ..~ .,,,r ;- th-garnes . Premiership + t82, Club F .~s'dent 1988-90. Jhard to beat .
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Nick D~Bund~=.ra Aickin ;2in the closing stE -to give a vvin 7 .2 to 4 .17 .Dalton, Somers (OldMcCann (Old Paradians) .Old 1;lentonians (D) had a 80 poirBrunswick 14.17 to 3 .3 . Best vieNervrmand . Acreman (6 goals) (Old it )Buckley, D . Lampard (West R) .
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150 games to Stephen Pace ,i ,,) . Per 3 yenBulieen-Templestowe, S[epnen `:ad returned to hisformer club to help 'them up the ladder .Bill Denton, Old Xaverians 1985 captain surprised no t
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Mike Yeo (0. Carey), G . Carroll (0 .,on (0 . Scotch) and F I t
sit .ia).2C mes to P<_ e, ran Jim °MunFsy' efe, theor. 211 wo premiership teams,1963 "le opposition with his
ba ;und" bodv, and his long
r Salle raided on 6 goals . Tony
'A' premiership
- 10 goals at one stage in the last
- dropped to third when the Bullants26 points . Bulleen were in complete
st Trophy.ri rrded in 1980 when he won the 'A."
F in 1982 .
t his 200th game, a career that. . : ds from 1972 to 1983, and then
s in 1983 . Bernie despite a light build,a game and his determination an d
s), Neal Palmer, Shane Gilmore, LeighPhil Espenschieg were best for the
2 coac"es : John Purdet (Coll) ,
'C' section when Oldto go down 9.12 t o
ly, B . Zelinski (6
- 3) and 200 games to
(Old Hailevburians),( -- -ernards), S .a (ovi•n), Don
ction defeated leaders Olduracy 25 .5 to 20.13 .
at half time and kickedre Lopes, Gillan ,
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unbeaten teams inout to be a fizzer as
is to win, 26 .13 to 10.7 .Schulberg, Bialek (AJAX)
(Old Xaverians). OldUmpires committee,
sho--pd at formbeing c i of the
the _ °st a:_ Faires tre in 1973 and
on the award in -3, and had already won_ 'esentation " st Tasmania in this
- s to 01-1 - :Y bin 's ironman Andrewand ?_ - n1670, Andrew had given
i'cc in the centr ., ng and as a ruck rover .an captains were : I: ,)b hieDonald (C . Gram .), Ian
(Coll), Ian Davis (Geelong), Bill ivSctY"innie (Iv-anhoe) ,
o goals) (St Hilda) andOlc Xavs) .
ranOIti I
when v.ey went down to Old Scotch in a close fough t
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Coil is c ied eir account when they held off adetermined challenge by Do La Salle to score by 10points .The only undefeated team after first round of home andaway matches (9 games) was Reservoir Old Boys in 'D'section.Old Paradians congratulated Graham Mansfield on his150th game. Graham had played in four premiershipteams and represented Victoria at the 1964 carnival .
Hampt- Povers full back John Dean had also reached150 ga; !s after great service with the club, starting in
the jur '
MHSOB ( . ' section) suffered their first defeat for the year
game .Pvll-IS were still on top by 8 i s to Collegians while Old
Scotch. level on 20 poll '~ai ilfleld Grammarians,
were fifth on percentage.
Best for Old Scotch were Simpson, 1 . Mclean . I. Wilson,and for MI-1S J . Nelson, Bowater, Featherby.
With a great second half, Hampton Rovers . 13 .14 .92
almost toppled 'C' section leaders St Berriards . who
owed their victory to their accurate kicking 15 .6 .96 .
J. Wilson, L . Smith and MacKenzie were Hampton's
best, while G. Amott, Hanneberry and Reidy contributedto St Bernards early ascendancy .
Geelong farewelled Dr. john McPhee, president for thelast 12 years, who was leaving for an overseas
appoiniment. John had been a player, and also senior
and Under 1 5 coach. His successor was Militia
Poul-`on, a c--) -`e'wart for many years .
15 1C' elburnians inflicted Commonwealth Banks firs t
defeat . .~. . . . - a tight game they finished slightly better .Mal Hastie (ruck), Bryce Thomas act propelled on thexving) and Trevor Downs (back pocket) were stars for
OM 's.In another close game, Hampton Rovers (3rd) went downto University Blues (2nd) by 3 points, the final scoresbeing 12 .21 .93 to 12 .18 .90 .Mick Eggleston was prominent all day with beautifulfootball while Bill Morrison was tireless and saved thegame three or four times in the last quarter .
It was a great fight back by the Blues, who trailed by2Opoints at half time .Sam Bstles played a great game for Rovers with 6 goals,while John Morgan, Merv Davidson and Jim McQueenwere also prominent .
i C g EdgePresentations
Atrocious conditions prevailed in many games asthose great levelers, wind and rain, conspired tointerfere with many passages of play . My 70%success rate was pleasing, although many winningmargins were less than anticipated.
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; ~+ kept themselves in final's contentionswhen with surer ball handling they kicked moreaccurately than did Prahran and won by twelvepoints . The loss has made the Prahran quest for asemi final berth virtually impossible. For Prahrantheir "on ballers", namely Andy Carroll, Steve Ivak,David Green, Koby Jones and the super veteran (inbowl's terms) Terry Lucas were best .
as started brilliantly against a depletede ad led by thirty nine points at the first
change . Although St Kevins has increased theirlead to one hundred and fifteen points at the finalsiren, they wasted many opportunities. To theircredit, Brunswick never conceded and their secondhalf efforts were better than those shown in the firsthalf. St Kevins were well served by Gerard Mulcahyand Paul Meagher, while the 'flu' riddled "Daisy"(Ben Day) took what could be the mark of the year .
33e La Salle had a tense struggle against Mazenodand only the last goal by De La Salle confirmed theirvictory by nine points . For Mazenod the best were,defender, Richard Bourbon, forward, "Magic Mick"FothergiL as well as Busby Vandergert and Simon"Diesel" Dresser. For De La Salle veteran KevinMannix and tall defender No . 14 were best .
Old ve s maintained fourth place with aninety three point victory over Z'herry Penola, whowere held goal less .Last placed I . gave third placed, OldMelburnians a Is -ly close encounter as OldBrighton only finished sixteen points in arrears .SECTION 2At Donvale, goals were scarce as Marcellinoutplayed ` - c to win by forty six points .From twenty nine scoring shots only nine werekicked - eight by Marcellin .Old despite a last quarter lapse wereable to defeat a.od Trinity by fourteen points inheavy conditions at Bulleen . Best for Old Essendonincluded, defenders, Darren Barr and Jim Marinasas well as ruck rover Brett Turner and Captain NickO'Connell in the ruck. Best players for Old Trinitywere ; followers Shannon Cooper, Steven Natoli andAllen Senunens as well as wing man, CameronBarr.The clash between University Blacks and Monash
was a ve ryeven coniest in whichthe Black's poorkicking for goalprobably cost them ~the four points . The surer : ionash ba.'. h~carried the day for them . Atier the Blacks led at ncfirst chan ge, Monash held a three point advan: g(at half time . The second half saw Monash in theascendancy before they ran out winners by tenpoints . Best for M onash were; the newly betrothed,David O'Brien, Matthew Riddle and the consistent,John Stoppa . For University Blacks, TimBowersand Jason Mirtschin were best .Conditions at Como Park were poor and althoughf l" = were competitive, undefeated leadersG=d -. : were still able to win by sixty fivepoints. The "Super" powers at Old Ivanhoe feltvictory came via a real team effort. They names astheir best club person on the day, team manager,press correspondent and goal umpire Karen!Congratula }tons Karen.
: took over half of the game to brea: c oof a determined, , who starte dti ' :ed as the match progressed . Colleg; ars swon by twenty eight points . Best for Co llegians L asforward, N o . 66 while the best for St Leos was ukeirblond forward, No . 10 . (They know who they areand maybe one round their club presscorrespondents will let readers know too!) .
hould keep in touch with the leadersby defeating °r, who do lack numbersduring tertia ations .Prahran has 1' e talent to defeat Mazenod, but dothey have the desire? h?azenorl will be rycompetitive but I do favour Prahran, who mus pwinning to have any hope of featuring i nIf there is to be an upset, it could well be *match .Traditional rivals, Old ° - and Dmeet on Victoria Park . Old - iveria > con t i auinexorable quest for their sixth ecrse :-premiership, while De La Salle have been the ' ;'yard stick . Last week's form favours Old Xaverwhom I elect today .Old Melburnians should have little trouble indefeating Therry Penola, who have not provencompetitive this season.Leaders, St K s should hold that pos" ~noutright as they should have li ttle trouble ' EC
rside lor .'9 season a 7._d s lecti-l g
:r is a ficult decision . At her -I ct
strange bounce could detract from Collegians p1 r .Old Essendon have lacked consistency wi tI tip Collegians, although this match couid pi _ rldea . upset in section 2 .
n i de: Is by noon onday . Telephone 946 7
face a danger game outill be the first trip to th e
aany of the Collegiansur' '- nd, the .vinds and
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g to club godfather, Leon Collier.>tived their best form for three yea;. ;
-[its should enable them to easily defeatwho 'emain without a'svin .
rt s, Old Ivanhoe face a determined ,
ecure with defeat today . Onose place in the top four will
P ' I cannot see the students being_ enough to inflict the first defeat on Ol d
I favour St Leos to be talented enough to
Old Scoti ' v. Bra Mazenod v. Prahran Amateur s
Old Xaverians v. De La SalleOld Melburnians v . erry Penola
St. Kevins v . Old Brighton~ 1)
(in v . Old Tr ti- vat, Trinity Gr
Mona jes v. IitefriarsOld Ivan' oev . University BlacksSt . Leos Emmaus v. Old Geelon g
Old Essendon v. Collegians
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L.;.-hit o, :3rash . . : . Simon. I : Juiil :etr, Leal.O'Brien. Sarkozy Umpires : T. Hall. Praluan Club Umpire
1.0 1. 2 .5(17).10 14.16 19.16~(132)
: Is I - , Hammet. Mainelli, Sikora,: H-u: 3. _- 3.1 nev 2, Bare? 2, Ries 2,
many of whose players will b e
z u{"tt'l no. L . Xatavoba? Best :t'fwao, tvory, .nea . - inpures: A. Bar, o, T. Jackson
3.1 5.3 5.12 6.13 (49)4.0 5.1 5.2 6.4(40)
nntx 2, Brasher 1, Orwin 1, G H} .P. I Lewin 1 . Best :. Tucker, hSannL~. Hey, Bolt . " ': Fothergill 3 ,
tstts«,n 1 . Best : Hanor, Busby, vans. Fothergill,R. Parker, D . Vlindlow (F)
T( Sr i . Atkinson, Branchtlower, Jensz, Heady,at L. L=uyre . Old Brl ~nton Club Umpire (F)
. 2. Best: Barber, Cooper, Over, Crea,dson.' • Tomlinson 5, Moody, Cooper,
a, 0SuJiran. Harduick, Jones, Hart,.y Penola Club Umpire (F )
..1 4.3 4.3 6.7 (43)4.5 7.9 8.11 (59 )
tith ,,, U'SrIlivan 3. Hardwick 3, Jones 1 .
0.3 0.4 0.6 0.6(6)2.5 7.7 11 .9 14.16 (99)
ter. It " s. Swindon. 0 nearney . Serong,
Club pl: ._
please contact me wit h
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plays his -- a -' v tc::a . .m the ::eldlthony has proven a talented wing man and offe field he has given sterling service as the club
Secretary . Congratulations, Anthony from all yourfriends "on the farm" and in Club XVIII football .
Monash players re stunned last week to learnthat Dav . had finally "popped thequestion" to Janine, who accepted withoutreservation! E . ._;t wishes to Janine and David isstill acc: oting congratule ;o,s p
CL'. _ . .: . . :Cartlidge Prahran 2Tomlinson Old tvlelburnians 5K . h9annix Be La Salle 2Matthews Old Xaverians 5
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'durry.l'•~, r, Hz :>, Sully. Cltfiord.1atl. Ye<zimena. C .hfathtews,
ran, Cull. Best: -Chettl . O'Brien . Trickeg, Moran.C Ai ,. Umpires: Y. F.„iips, R. Windlow (F)Ct . . .. 0.6 1 .6 2.6 4. 8 (32)O . . . „. 0.2 3.3 6.3 7.4(46)
s, 4.elsh, Lauletta . Stebbins. Best: Natoli, Lauletta,Tl~walte: n, C< per, B-. I -. i : Grant 2 . Carter 2, Smith .
Taakou '.,dy= Best: °rir Morrison, Barr, turner.
I' rilres: ~ Her, Old Trieu:v Club Umpire 472.0 3.0 3.1 3 .1(19)1.1 3.3 5.5 58(38 )
Uni Blacks: Owen 2, Iwanlw. Best: Greig, Murphy, Creek. Jasonhtirtchson . Abbott, iwaniw. Monash Blues : 0'Shaunessv 2, G.Trigg,B.Cr+t"r, J.Pr,ons. Best: O'Brien, Krebs, Riddle, Cunnington, Forbes .Bra] T. ~obbins, Utuversity Blacks Club Umpire (F )flLI7 , ., 1.0 2.1 2.1 3 .3[21)OLD . 4.4 7.7 10.9 12.14 (86)G G_ Bi n 1 . Rossi 1, T.Chirnside 1 . Best: Edgar, McDonald ,
Cook, v.'ilkinson, Wilson Old Ivanhoe: Cormack 4. Lynch 2 .Waddell 2, English 2, Mansfield 1 . Stewart I . Best: Wadde ll. TalIor, Stewart,C'm^^k - ch, Tozer. Umpxes: M . Cross. Old Geelong Club Umpire (F)CAi. 2.5 3.7 6.9 9.13 (67)8'G I . . . . us 3.0 4.1 4.3 4.4 (28)c .St s ; reclacedUa, : A. Harrinrs+ton, R . Benson (F)
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THE AMATEUR FOOTBALLER 2001
^ . 1op team toh~3 :,oa : -
-a can c o a coach!
I .~ ;_-t ciear indiuidual- roles and goals
rj_xly outline expectations and roles to each team
,n, mber, no matter how big or small . Always giveu,c player the opportunity to contribute . When
n?;,vcrs understand what is required of their team
11 1 :i they begin to develop support and empathyamong themselves . Goals must be specific,
measurable, challenging, but realistic to the team.
2 . Phlyer nw. R
To promote motivation and team loyalty, informplayers of their status on the team before the
season starts. If each athlete feels that they havean important and significant role in the team it willprovide adequate levels of motivation within the
group .
3. Pre-season preparation is important
Avoid an excessively difficult schedule early in theseason . Early success enhances cohesion ; lack ofsuccess reduces cohesion. Therefore avoid adifficult pre-season schedule and provideopportunities for success in pre-seasoncompetition .
4. Gh%- positive reinforcement
Supporting athletes instead of being negative andcritical will build trust and support . Avoiddestructive feedback at any stage . Insteadencourage the athletes to be sensitive, positive andconstructive when a group member is goingthrough adversity. Athletes are particularlyresponsive to recognition of their specialcontributions . A great activity to enhance positivereinforcement and cohesion in the team is toencourage each team member to write a warmfuzzy (a feel good note) to another member, withpositive comments on their involvement in theteam .
5 . Adopt open communication
Be in touch with your players, both on and off theplaying arena. Encourage open communication atall times and at all levels within the team . Intra-group communication will enhance greater levels ofcohesion .
6. Identify coalitions and cliques
Avoid the development of social cliques byalternating room mates, training partners andtravel partners to encourage socialisation within
the team. Formation of a smaller group in a largerteam may have a bad influence.
7. Give the group an identityTeam jackets, training T-shirts, social functions oruniforms' are all evidence of group identity .Encourage pride in the performance of eachsection of the group - such as the defensive unit orthe offensive unit - but continually stress theimportance of viewing the total team as a whole .
8. . : , - , . leadershipCoaches often assume that they are the only teamleader . Athletes respond favorably to leaders .Perhaps leaders or captains can lead particulardiscussions with the team about developing ormaintaining team cohesion . Ask them for theirideas and suggestions and delegateresponsibilities.
In summary the 'stick-togetherness' of groups iscrucial to team success . As coaches, we arecontinually challenged to find new initiatives thatwill help the performance of the individual and theteam. Developing team cohesion is an importantstrategy in improving a team's performance. It canprovide personal and team benefits for both theathletes and the coach. So, what are you waitingfor? Allow team cohesion to be your secret weaponwhen facing your next coaching challenge.
Sports Coach, Vol .24, No 1, 200 1
By Angelique Wilson and Elizabeth Rose .
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U19 COACH OF THE MO
N : Marty Veal
CLUB : Old Ivanhoe SECTION: U19 (2)
PLAYING S'I'€3ELY: Banyule 1987-90, OldIvanhoe AFC 1992-2000
COACHING HISTORY: Old Ivanhoe AFCSenior Asst . Coach (2000), U19 Coach (2001)
COACHING PHILOSOPHY: coaches arebasically teachers and role models who need topass on their knowledge. This needs to beachieved in a practical, interesting and funmanner.
FUTUPE AMBITION: to continue the strongties between the Ivanhoe Grammar School andthe Old Boys such that the VAFA team cansurvive for long periods in A Grade, withouthaving to recruit non-grammarian ex-AFLplayers to the club.
Prefy conditions for all teams on thewee': nd, <=i T .ough the results went asexpected as the top four continued to drawaway from the rest of the pack . The waythings are at the moment the questions beingasked as we approach the half way point areobvious . Can anyone stop Mentone? WillSalesian, Williamstown or Parkside makesecond spot its own? Will the remaining sideshave any impact on these four?
ed manfully against the might oft had the life sucked out of the m
by ' -'- time and were in damage controlf °after . A solitary point after the longbreak underlines the Vultures dominance -the added concern being that dangermanMacgeorge kicked only 2 with Kew skipperBradley doing a pretty good job . However, themorsels from Macgeorge's plate weredevoured by Tim Barr, who kicked 5 comingup from the Unders, while Rowley (ruck) tooksome telling marks and Wilkins also enjoyedhimself. Midfielders Blair and Tinetti foughthard for the K's .
realised the imnc tance of its clashwith ~wn f- and were just 3points in arrears at :ie main break but werekicking themselves for their inaccuracy bythe game's completion . The CY's playedeffectively through the corridor and converted6 of its 7 scoring opportunities in contrast tothe Krushers . Shane Kitts was BOG forOakleigh, with Schultz, McHenry and Taylorlending support . Gilmartin was again best forthe Seagulls .
Parkside kicked 14 goals to 4 againstPowerhouse - which was a fair indication ofthe state of play. Powerhouse fought hard butcould not match the Red Devil's strength oruse of the pigskin . Beck (5) and Ross (4) weregood targets while Jamie Chiicott dominatedon his wing . Constantini was one of the fewplayers with sure hands overhead and McCallwas his usual self.
La Trobe had a day out against Peninsula,keeping the Pirates to 2 goals for the gameand dominating all parts of the ground to runout 115 point victors . The Trobers create d
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space andr e b o u n d e dbrilliantly in theslop to set upcountless scoring opportunities and keep thePirates under constant pressure . Camm,Edwards and Sheidrick were the best of aneven effort . Powney and Bowman were usefulfor Peninsula .
Wesf. Brunswick pushed Salesian and wasup at half time before a 3 goal burst byChaddy created an unassailable lead . Graceposted 6 majors to be the key forward whileBobetic mopped up around the ground .Campbell had Bailey had an entertainingduel in the ruck with Draper and Lewisworking hard in defence for the Westies .
. c will complete its clean sweep of theopposition by defeating Powerhouse . Indoing so, the Vultures will reaffirm theiralmost unbackable flag favouritism andsomehow try and keep a lid on things for thenext 9 weeks . Coach Macgeorge continues towork his charges to ward off complacencyand the prospect of going through undefeatedis an appetizing carrot to dangle . Conversely,Powerhouse could not have dreamt of a worsesequence of games following last season'sbounty. Thankfully, the relegation-free zoneremains within reach and at least provides agoal to work towards .
Peninsula hosts Kew and one would hopethat the scoring will be improved foilowinglast week's lamentable return of just 5 goalsbetween them. The Pirates have been on thereceiving end of a few hidings of late andyou'd reckon the K's will have penciled thisone in as another and providing theirforwards contribute it's hard to argueotherwise .
West Brunswick will have its work cut outagainst La Trobe - who are continuing toimprove. The Westies may have a couple oftaller options however I think the Trobersrunners should counter this advantage . Atthis stage I'm leaning towards La Trobe tocontinue its surge to win by 26 points .
Oakleigh is not without its chances. against
but will need to make the most of itsthrusts against an opponent wh o
p back there very well . Salesian'stce is sound but its scoring is the worstose in the four and while it's been moreadequate, the Krushers may be a show
keep in touch on the scoreboar d
ore than a half. That said, Salesian stilltoo polished and should win by 5 goals .
rkside ve rsus W liliams tea CYM Ss:tould be a cracker with the home sid e
'ng to restrict the CY's run and keepl 1 to quiet . McCall should hold sway in the
le but I feel Williamstown has a morer--read of talent that should see them
me by a 19 point margin and therefoream in touch with Salesian and second
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!r. Stephens, Tinetti .T. r 5, Rowley 3, Wilkins 3, C . Barr 2, MacGeorge 2,
Best: - Rov;J ey, Johnson, T. Barr, C .Barr, Sullivan,s: P. La_mbie, J . Ralph (F), B . Ralph (B)
1.4 1.6 1.8 4.9(33)2.3 5.5 11.11 14 .17 (101 )
A.Robinson, J.Clarke, C .Ik:dd, D .Mlller 1 each.
F.Doyle, C.Dodd. J.Robertson, D.Wright, J .Clarke .
Beck 5. M .Ross 4, Marulli 2, Moodie 1 . Soligo 1 .
n se 1 . Best : Soligo. D .iRcCall, Schwabl, Consiantini,Ott, -ROSS
J . Grossbard . G . Kennedy (F). J. Kralevski . C . O'She aill K . Coughlin (G )
7.5 11 .8 14.13 17.17 (119)0.0 1.2 1.2 2.2 (14)
Close 4, Camm 4, Edwards 3, Tucker 2, Lew ,m . Dumaresq. Brooks . Best : Camm, Edwards,
Hitt, Fredrickson , Close. I s : Atchinson,R°- °lchinson, Bov,Tnan, Crean, Landry, Payze,
: J. Moore, G. Paleodimos (F )2.3 4.4 9.5 10.6 (66)2.3 4.6 5.8 6.8(44 )
e. Best: Bailev, Draper, Malone, Lewis, Cannane ,
:e 6, Stevens, Forer, Brown, Sutherland. Best:
1, Logan . Grace, Stevens, Gasparl.: Carmichael, Heywood, Benjamin, Flanagan.
-Lead . J . Heffernan (F)C' AS 3,1 6.3 12.4 15.5 (95)
2.5 5.6 7.11 7.19 (61);YMS: Williams 6, Ferris 5 . Cocks 2 . Thompson,Gilmartin, Ferris, S+'uehatsch, Macleod, Twist-
s s 3, Mackenzie 2, Papadopoulas, Schultz. Best :Schultz. McHecuy, Taylor, Papodopoulas, A. Kitts .: R . Marlyn- K . Brewer (F), J . Fagan, N . Booth (B)
6.-0 7.10 (52)
or. A.Contreras, C .Weniock, M.Higgins . J .Rainey
0.0 4.2 5.4 7.6(43)
r: tafraneht 2, Bourke 1, Campa -ia 1, Crimmins 1, Fraser l ,Kiriakou 1 . Best: Rlarchesani, Fraser, Griffiths. Drago . Ayers,Palmer .Meatone : Burns 2, Sims 1, Ross 1, King 1, Sullivan 1, Johnstone1 . Best: Sims, Matlock . McMillan, Smith, Sullivan, King.P^"'ER HOUSE 0.1 1.2 2.2 2.3 (15)PA SIDE 1 .2 2.2 3,7 3.9 (27)
n,c House: M.Higgtns, C tVenlock 2 each . Best: J.GID,
: Stuart, J .PanJarl, Tofful 1 each . Best : Hogan, Adams,J .°lcC:all, S .Ross, A .Inglis, Tofful1'I t®HE 1.2 4.3 5.4 6.6 (42)
PENINSULA 2.0 3.3 4.3 4.3 (27)
La 2'roflk.: Bortone 2,Mchfeekin 2, Fanning, Launikonis . Best:Hopkins, Ross, Fanning. Storer, Smith, Randetl .
PeninsuL, : Parsons 2, Powell, Glover. Best: Lennon, Parsons,
AnguF T'^ A Kelson, Dillon.
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TN CYMS 3.1 5.5 6.6 10.14 (74),mper. Stringer, McManus, Bagnall . Shelton
€: Tobin, Stringer, Shelton, Masters . Best:
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2.2 3.7 8,13 10 .15(75)
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Burgess, Wouda, Rickard. Best : J . Hynes, Orchard, Turcinovich ,
SmithOakl : Moore . Best: Thomas, Connellen, Kerley, IancheIlo,Hogan. Little .
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CC _ GRATULAT S:
1 ' officiates in his 450llasu < .e today at the game between University
ues and Mazenod at the Melbourn eUniversity . He has been with the VAFAUA forover 20 years and still very involved with the
Association. Highlights of his career include1987 Interstate Match in Adelaide and ASection Grand Final (field), 1999 A SectionGrand Final (goal) and the 2001 InterstateMatch - VAFA vs SAAFL . Other greatmemories include umpiring with his brotherJoe and umpiring with his nephew Colin . Hewould like to see more umpires stay for adrink at after matches and for the clubs tomake the umpires more welcomed . The mostadmired umpires are Peter Wiseman, PeterGersch and Richard Simon. A horse racingfan, a golfer and a true blue Carltonsupporter is our Chilli and he would like tothank all umpires and his family who havesupported him though out his umpiringcareer.
Neville Boyle retired a few weeks ago due tofamily / work commitments. He stated thefollovring - "After 9 years umpiring at theSouthern League and then joining theVAFAUA, I found that there was a hugedifference between them. The reallynoticeable differences between theAssociations were : the hospitality of the clubs(especially Mazenod Football Club - theyreally went out of their way to help you andthe b3 teams that he umpired at ElsternwickPark in May - the supporters from both clubsclapped me off the ground and saying 'welldone' and shook my hand . . . . .it was anoverwhelming feeling . . .a great memory) andthe umpires themselves (very friendly, the
professional way most of them go about theirjob and having the odd joker who lightened
up the place) . I would like to thank Michaeland his staff and the umpiring friends I made
along the way and thank you to GraemeHunk °n for his variety of training .
TI2 DECISION :
Answer to June 16th guestion - Holding the
ball - free kick to Yarra Valley. This week'swinner is Mr. J . Oakley - Ormond football
supporter .
Fax youraddress toP h i 1Stevens on 9531 2050 z `ie VAFA for yoiprize to be forwarded .T _ .EK:&iarcellin player has kicked from the 45metre line and scores a behind . The OldScotch full back takes possession of the ball,kicks the ball to his team niate on the wingbut his back foot is totally over the goalsquare line as he kicks the ball . What is theField Umpire's decision?JLB,pl ? AY BO SS . . .
Michael Sneddon celebrated his 4C'°ibirthday last week and the UC believe's lastSaturday night's party saw Michael far
e his youth and welcome the next exciting sta2, _of his life!!! Best wishes Michael from all atthe VAFA and VAFAUA.
ONE MINUTE WITH SIMO . . . .SIMON STOKES - No. 33 Green, started in2001, Nickname is Stokey, AFL Team -Geelong, Umpire in D Section, Best Player inVAFA - Gary Jackson (Old Scotch) ;
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S _ 'A t1N - No. 12 Yellow, started in1999, Nickname is Pates, AFL Team -Essendon, Umpire in D Section, Favouritehobby - night clubbing !VAE~ RACE DAYTHIS SUNDAY AT CAULFIELD RACE TRACK
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25 Cameron Stewart
26 Jim Papioanou
27 Matt Cox
28 Paul Lamble
29 Chris Garcia
30 Justin Lipson
33 Robert Mayston
34 Graeme Morgan
35 Jason Lane
36 Matthew Meier
37 Alex Maggio
38 Chris Stevens (S)
7 Darin Compt
8 Paul Berry
9 Damien Lane
1 0 Trent Foley
11 Alan Stubbs
12 Mark Morrison
14 Ash Hoogendyk
15 Adam Harri s
1 6 Neville Boyle
17 Peter Keogh
1 8 Peter Simpson
19 Damien Flenley
20 Grant Wardrop
22 David Leith
24 Ben Ryde
25 Lionel Katz
2 6 Daniel Dinneen
27 Anthony Simpson
28 Ken McNiec e
29 Peter James
30 Michael Phillips
32 Anthony Damen
33 Michael Forde
34 Stephen Morgan
35 Troy Brooks
36 Ian Burges s
37 Gavin Roberts
?ay- e Hinton
6 Andy Carrick
8 Paul Withington
9 Toby Ovadia
10 Tristan Bowman
11 Chris Evans
12 Jamie Kvins
14 Michael Gilday
15 Mark Jenkins
16 Craig Brajtberg
1 7 Cameron Leitch
1 8 Tim Sutcliffe
1 9 Chris Moor e
20 David D'Altera
21 Justin Grossbard
22 Rick Love
23 Chris Stevens
24 John Miller
25 Richard Eastwood
26 Brad Clark
27 Euan Lindsay
28 Leah Gallagher
29 Gerard Rolfs
30 Simon Olive
31 Adam Kooloos
32 Mark Fraser
33 Simon Stokes
34 Jeremy Heffernan
35 James Watson
36 Ron Smith
37 David Murray
~ 1 ~C'. : 'TZttmann
6 Dash Peiri s
7 Alan Ladd
8 Nick Evans
9 Nathan Carivon
10 Robert McLeod
11 Paul Tuppen
12 Simon Payton
15 Michael Sneddon
16 Luke Moncrieff
17 Andrea Thwaites
18 George Paleodimos
19 Heath Little
20 Adi Diner
21 David Irons
22 Ken Brewer
23 Robert Sneddon
24 Jason Moore
25 Mat Taylor
26 Robert Mills
27 Paul Jones
28 Ron Martyn
29 Tyrell Russell
30 Anthony Lilley
31 Tim Friedman
32 Jarrod Aspinall
33 Glenn Schiop
34 Daniel Stephens
35 Dianne Whiteley
37 Ken Walker
Each week a Coates Hire Player of the Week is announced onthis page (one player each section) . Each player qualifies forTeam of the Year selection
®Following the final round each month a Coates Hire Alc ~-er fo rthe Month will be announced. These players areinclusions in the Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Yea r
Coates Hire VAFA Team of the Year will be announced at theVAFA Vote Count Night. This night will also include theannouncement of the Coates Hire Player of the Year.
A: JAYDEN PERTZEL (MHSOB)B : M ICAH BERRY (OLD MELBURNIA NS)C: DEAN MATTHEWS (BULLEE N TEMPLESTOWE)D1 : PETER CACCAVIELLO (UNIVERSITY BLACKS)D2 : JOHN DU MARESQ (LA TROBE)®3: ADRIA N NEILL (ELSTERNWICK)D4: SCOTT GATHERCOLE (ELTHAM OC)
PLAYER OF THE MONTH (APRIL)LUKE HAWKINS (OLD SCOTCH )
PLAYER OF THE MONTH (MAY)GRANT VANDERKRUK (SYN DAL TALLY HO )
e: 13 15 52 2 . C m erc 2. ;y 0:13 333 11 3
32THF AMATF IR F0nTRG1 i FR 9Mt
n for everyone in Amateur Foo :.oallwith Brad Beitze l
SENIOR representative captain from 1999,Seccull, provided a season highligh t
,en he wrote to coach Nick Bourke on theece of the SAAFL game. The two-page letter,% ns read to the team prior to announcing the!,,ic-up . Mark's expression of gratitude t o
ar the Big V, that he shared brought ani!4 to his father, is an indelible memory for
[11 ;, _- 'e Haileybury tall .
-` IIEARD a whisper that Bruce Woodley,
,r.-i o belted out SC3B's song (Athol Guy,,,,,other MHSOB player, wrote it to The,, ; ;, ?:ey Mouse Club theme five decades ago)1,,ith son Dan (first game this season after(,-avelling to Asia) after The High's two-goalin over Scotch, might get The Seekers to
!) eriorm at a VAFA Grand Final breakfast this;car. Wonder what The High would have to,achieve to get this world coup?
EXPECT to see Athol Guy at MHSOBluncheon today before the club's biggest
game since the 1999 B Section Grand Final .
0 NOT a bad life for NOBS president and
\'r~FA Personality of 1997 Bruno Conti . He
v; vnt overseas for a fortnight in the middle of
i !ze season !
~' i=!EW recruit for Mazenod with the birth ofSam Smith . His blood lines are exceptional :Grandchild to president Peter Hanley andv: !ic Margaret and Pam Smith, who cooksthe Thursday night meals for players . Son ofC.L-is Smith -captain of The Nodders' firstunder 19 flag in the VAFA in 1990 .And unclesare - TiSmith reserves captain, AdamHanley - senior captain, and Brendan Smith
football manager.
RECENTLY I asked if you knew what Big.-i- i laurnan, coach of Beaumaris, is bestremembered for despite his AFL playing and'coaching-recruiting career. It was during agame in 1994 at the Beach Road Oval . Hewas coaching Prahran, in its last year in theVFA, against the eventual premierSandringham . The Two Blues were getting a'hiding . As the second half started DiamondJim had each of his players wrestle theiropponent to the ground thus giving away at
"worse a free kick for a shot at goal by the full-forward. Apparently, the umpires got
confused and awarded the free in the centre .The tactic was effective . "The late TrevorBarker thought it was a good idea and itworked because we stemmed the tide," Jimsaid .
IN THE Year of the Volunteer this fromPearl Harbor : "There is nothing stronger thanthe heart of a volunteer", is appropriate .
ST 3 deaafone Tigers AFC in Csection has hit the web :stbedesmentonetigers .com.au You can catchTiger news, selections, juniors updates andgame wraps .
BELATED congratulations to field umpireDavid D'Altera on officiating his 300th VAFAgame . "I've done mainly field jobs but thetotal includes boundary and goal dutiesduring the finals and if you add my VFAgames it would be over 500," David, 48, said .David loves the Amateur ethos, familyfootball, so much that he still lives at homewith mum Ruby in Essendon .
STILL with the People in White, next weekall roads lead to Camberwell where one of thepersonalities of the VAFA, Anthony D amenwill field umpire his 250th game and partnerSteve McCarthy will clock up his 400th .Setting an even hotter pace is goal umpireand former field umpire Kevin Segota who ishimself for 450 games . Or is Chill :that hot? Anthony's 250 come after playinginto his 30s .
ssumption stalwart Peter1 . 1wley works in the travel industry and as a
result misses a couple of games each season .Last month Pete distinguished himself byarriving at the airport to escort a group oftravel agents to Nepal - 24 hours early !
BIG names at the VAFA's big club Olds' presidents' dinner at the Sofitel last
week .
Mick Malthouse spoke, while Nathan Buckleylistened along with 88 other guests at anevening that was a low-key affair despitethese names and location . Xavs presidentAndy McLean is mates with the Pie leadersand they turned up for the love of the game .
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Bendigo will use their home ground advantage tonarrowly defeat an improving Geelong.
gal 6 12 48 defeated Broadmeadows 2 1a game where Broadmeadows just couldn't'em's paddock going. Karingal are playing
ball and were just too good on the day .
;long 5 5 29 defeated Nth Ballarat 2 4 16t ,ir home ground advantage to keep th e
i a low score .
2 :
kside 12 16 88 were to strong for Hawthorn 4L" although Hawthorn can say that they kicke d
straighter than Parkside and made the mostthPi* limited opportunities. Parkside look like
ig themselves a place in the finals this year .
a Yarra did a "Melbourne" and decided to play a'-ime away but unlike Melbourne they came
m'ie right side of the ledger.
;h Yarra 20 21 141 defeated Colac 4 1 25 .Colac seem to be a bit like Brisbane and strugglewhen they play away. If only the weather in Colacwas the sameifl l
Mambourin hosted Ringwood and the Tigerskicked clear in the final half of the Blues to winwell . It was the Tigers 9 6 60 to Ringwood 5 4 34
Moonee Valley had a confidence boosting win over--°byrnong Bulldogs at home. The Valley 11 9,5 defeated the Bulldogs 2 4 1 6
ringal and Bendigo played a hard fought matchkh Karingal coming out victors over the youngid fast improving Bendigo outfit .
ong and Sth Yarra played out a draw. The endfitting as both teams put in hard all day and it
we _1dve been a shame to have a winner and aIf only I predicted it in my previous weeks
gal will just get home in front of a talente dat .
Division 2
Hawthorn will break their run of outs against a lessexperienced Moonee Valley . Ringwood may sneakin against Parkside although a draw would notsurprise.
Colac host Mambourin but I could see Mambourinhaving the traditional cold showers as they may beto good on the day.
Sth Yarra and Maribyrnong will be close all daywith Sth Yarra winning the closest game for theround .
Division 3
Geelong travel to Bendigo and may just haveenough in the tank to get over the line . Karingallook like notching up another victory althoughBroadmeadows could cause an upset .
0 6
l s W1. D EorAgsf % Pts
KARINGAL 6 5
GEELONG 1 6 4
NORTH BALLARAT 6 3
BENDIGO 6 3
BROAD WS 6 1
1 0 317 75 422 .66 20
2 0 132 142 92 .95 16
3 0 149 185 80 .54 12
3 0 144 202 71 .28 12
5 0 134 160 83 .75 4
P W
STH. YARRA 6 5
NIAhIBOURITI TIG. 6 5
RINGWOOD 6 3
PARKSIDE 6 3
MARIBYRNONG 6 3
COLAC 6 3
MOONEE VALLEY 6 2
HAWTHORN 6 0
ei
i . D For Agst %Points
1 0 548 177 309.60 20
1 0 372 182 204 .39 20
3 0 304 278 109 .35 12
3 0 255 268 95.14 12
3 0 198 218 90.82 12
3 0 221 348 63.50 12
4 0 213 338 63.01 8
6 0 107 400 26.75 0
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Big , rs < r' e .-eek, Dn out injured
e v~ `er . Sill being ed out for an
opportunity in the lime ]
Fitzroy kept onstrong perfonnance
another_J[onash
actually kept the Reds to a re )ectable scorehowever struggled to be c=-c ve in theirforward half . No surprise really, by rnyreckoning the Reds have the meanest defence(at least statistically) in the senior section ofthe - i<'A.
~k a blow altho~, . j m e aas ~y defeate d
Ste : Koppens a ant in t ruck for
the ,. iquishet- _( fo; the win ier
was bac'- to his brilliant best with Al ,ray ats o
good .- bounced back to form a goo d
solid , nag, it1 th ; i
form on For Albert Park, Big R wasthe ; . s . D< - ies continuing his fine
good down back vhilst the irrepressible PeterSmith was good in his 150th game .
Finally, Richmond made it three in a rowwhen they accounted for U ' Richmond
have gone from rags to ri-es in recent weeksand find themselves only a - -Te out of the
four . : -r : ;e game footy .
round of D3 footy . Can
the top three . ; .> cha - ~d? Who is going to
challenge fos fou. spot? Relegation
favourites? For what it's worth I think Albert
Park might Q a' it of a roll c- soon! Got to
love it!
Arch rivals and ark meetdown at the lake . '. lonash .,:= back to earthlast week with a'iud (as iost sides haveagainst the Reds) and will be keen to revisitfourth spot . Albert Park have been buildingmomentum in the last few weeks as the injuredreturn to the fold . Time for an upset, Albert
Park for me .Adak host a as they celebrate
a gnificant off field mark. The Hawks haveworked their way into the four as theiryoungsters continue to develop . A true eight
pointbut ma}the Wicks .
UnIhost a g2 me iat will be
pivotal for both teems chances for the rest of
the year . i,aart "-om a lapse against the Reds(surprise,surprise) Uni High have beencompetitive without being able to close the
deal. South would have been disappointed withthe loss to the Wicks as a win would havesecured them a place in the four. Too much to
play for, South for me .' and will be keen to
cot ie thc' € form of last week. They will
be ta' ng on a resurgent Richmond who havegone from also ra--s to final's contenders in a
few weeks . Still, Bentleigh have been in theupper limits of the grade all year and shouldn'tstop here .Finally, match of the round sees the Reds (nowsimply referred to as the juggernauts)
welcome St. .dolars:s to Fitzroy . A classic battle
is expected as the highest scoring side (Jocs)face a defence as tight as, well Just very tight
(Reds) . The Jocs will be eager to get back on
the winner's list after tasting defeat for the firsttime whilst the Reds will be keen to stamp theirauthority on the grade once and for all with awin that will complete a clean sweep of
op-oosition sides . Hard to go past them, nine in
a ~ for the Reds.
er Says :
IT. s mmary, I tip Hawks, Districts, Bentleigh,
Reds and Gryphons .
Twos:
E d : Monash, Harvks, UniHigh, Bentleigh and
Fitzroy
Peter : Same as the ones except swap UHSOB
instead of Swafis .
E -Cg
I 'k - a reminder to all supportersabout the Past Players Day, scheduled for June23 (home game versus ivlonash Gryphons) .
This will be a great day, and we encourage allsupporters to join in and socialize with teammembers and past players after the game . A
full catered luncheon will be served for pastplayers and sponsors commencing at 12 noon,but the bar will close prior to the Senior game
~corda^^° «'ith VAFA rules) ,
- are also holding their Pas tDay on the 23 June (home gameHawthorn) . This will also double as
nion for the 1951 and 1991 PremiershipAnyone interested please contact Adamfor tickets by phone on 9572 4643 o r
kin c bigpond .com .au
- have their Trivia night on a tnbur ! . Egghead Avery ( that's Suite no t
is the Quizmaster. Make sure you ar e
ulere .
;t,jolasls - have their cocktail night coming
up. See the committee for more details .
CONTACT'
Once again, I can be contacted via e-mail onpeter.PS • 'IlliamsonCacentrelink .gov .au (work)
.5 < 73 (home), phone on 9920 9054 o ron 9097. Thank you to those who
submitted reports this week, please kee p~.~ good work. Again, we'd like to hearas many people as possible, so pleas e
contact either myself or Ed .
Good luck to your team today, and have a greatVAFA vre~'_ ;end!
it. Hing, Ra.;au^ski, : in, ., . Hannan.? Ste . .. , . ~ . . . ~~.,~n 1, Lr.: :.~ rd L
:kiussared 3, Curtain 3 B. hony , O'Connor,2 . Best: Curtain, Bum ., u't' O'Connor.: P. GrIffiths (F) . A. stile U . s, C. Dalli (G)
3.2 iv,o 17.9 (111)2.2 3. 4 .. . 5.7 (37)
F i . Best : Bur' . P. .,~ .~.::-~~ Da 3, Pekin, GourLy.- 5, P. Avery 2, B anfielu - ..re . .. ' y. Burke, Davies ,
Oreh. --- lan, Doud .'s . Dick -_ ((ob -son, Snuth. Best:D'nlln rey, e;ellen, Do-.:^dle, Tsouka sUmp_ Brooks, S . Stokes (F)
in. 3. P--° Maher. Best: Rose, Smith, Wright,
1 .2 3.11 6.17 9.22 (76)5.2 5.2 6.3 7.6(45)
Byrnes 4. Dutton 3, Holmes, Ahaleolm. Best : O'Sullivan,B, zes, cavanagh, KeIly, 4r nopoulos . Dutton .
Mahe: ice, en. e .s: A . Ladd (F )3.1 6.9 7.10 10 .11 (71)
5.6 10.11 14 .13 (97)
^•6,Henrr3, ,U.?rtin1,C :1,At
,it 3, 2, Hburr 2, Cotton 1, P. ..-", r 1 . B. Hilton❑s,1'ia1kE . . Bur :: ` L-,rp, Emen,' , it. lbdquLst.
lrewr Is artin, Adaa ay, ftikketson, Eyies, Fsegi no,U t . Rc~ ris, P. Woods
0.2 1.5 1.5 2.9 (21)33 8 .6 11.13 15 .19 (109)
Rest: Wells, BLndford, Grady, Roche . Long.
3, Mitchell 2, Dibenetto 2, Diag}riorgts, %'harf,1, :irke, rlddicott, Gunn, BNTne, Wharf
1.1 2.3 2.4 4.5(29)1 .4 2.8 3.10 3.10 (28)
s 9, Dealt, 1, Johnson 1 . Best: h2cCauley, DaYta.
- congratulations to Leigh Ireson on
after debuting as a 16 year old asons a go injuries have seen you miss a lo t
-es . This season has been your best an dish you all the best and look forward t o
;i.anY galnes in the future .
- this Saturdr " slicls's playsga ne for Uni . ° Kouta " is a
h e r - -working hackman ho always runsstraii,_lt G` the ball . The wet conditions bringout the best in him as he can really show "thatpace !" Congratulations from all at U .H .S . andwe all look forrvard to many more. 3, Hancock 2, Christian 1, Orapridge 1, Bassin
)ulton, hiita, Johnson, Ducacabi*.io, TYaz,"uidge.
3, D tuna 1, Castro 1, Jackson 1, Stories 1,a C aiigh, Richards, Lev,is, Baclanan, Psaris .
0.0 3.1 3.1 6 .2(38)
5.4 5.6 7.10 11 .14 (80)
: Clarke, Graydon . tiYilU .'unson, King, Bourbon T, Poussard . Best:Black, Charleson, Holland, Archer, Warren. Bourbon T.Mm-oy: Kane 7, Bare 2, Maroon 2. Best : Horrid~,~e, Doyle. Kane, Hart B,Ptc&uney I, Sainsbury.
D3 SECTIO N-L.p Bcntleigh 6 57Hilton StJohns 3 49Lanletta Hawthorn 5 41Man Albert Park 1 38tii)Imister Monash Gryphons 1 36
D3 RESERVEne Fitzroy Reds 7 30
:d Hawthorn 0 18
F :atras Albert Park 0 15English Bentleigh 3 15
Ids 2, Creek 1 . Best: Whelan, Cume, 'Ward, Btrne,
3.2 7.5 8,6 10.9 (69)
1.3 3.6 3.8 4.12 (36)
Collins . ;ti3oncrel, Zavarell"iF 3tde 2, A. Dowdle, Parmarvsche. Best: Berne . Strang,
Job iston 4 . Poliock 2, West 2 . Disco, Brick. Best: Brick,
Ste I Smyth. A- DowdleC. 3 6.3 1.3 2.7 3.11 (29)
3.3 6.7 7.7 11.10 (76)---ama_ C , Bunshaw, I{aopr. Best: Bunshaw, Bailey, Prentice,Titley, Jones, Griffiths.U€35C}S: Cavalieri 3, Oakley 2, Cusicle 2 . Pendlebury 2, French, Do:ence .
Best: O:: Ines, Cusick, Carrick. Pendlebury. Dotence.
ST. 401 4 .3 10.5 12.7 12.10 (82).z . e n a^3 1 t 9171 1
` [stern v . `r' : : n Amateurs -
UHSOB v. South ] rot rie DistrictsBentleigh v . Ric- tend Central
Fitzroy Reds v . St . JohnsAlbert Park v . Monash Gryphons
Cozch : John . : . Coach: Ron Gordon Coach: Le t.iurphy Ser • r. Gr m IRes . Coach : S in L I Res. Coach : Steve II Res G ch " .~drew Curtain Ref ,,,c i :1 di .. .. G e e1 . P.Smith 1 C Sharp (C) 1 . L . Murphy (C) 1 M.Frisby
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2. N.Pastras 2 P Morgan 2 . A . Hankin 2 A Walsh 1a I. Baccini3. J .Storey 3 A Pittito 3 . D . Fitzpatrick 3 M .Wharf lb B Hudso n4. G . Parmansche 4 D Lewis (RC) 4 . A. Tilley 4 J.HamiKon 2a G Broadle y5. S .Allan 5 M Eyles 5 . M. Whelan 5 D.Kane 2b E Sill6. J . Willox 6 R Weber 6 . D . Brennan 6 J.Bennie 3a G Jackso n7. J .Sutton 7 S Brown 7. J . McAdam 7 J .Doyle 3b A Knott8 . C . Jackson 8 L Martin 8. S. Currie (RC) 9 C .Prior 4 E Berk o9 . P. Chambers g I Jackson 9. T. Hartly
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10. M .Phillips 10 A Henry 10 . R. Bravington11 B.Doyl e12 C Sheather 5b B Ruzick a11 .
12 .A . Flemin gN .Langdon
11 D Martin (C) 11 . L. Missaglia.
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13 . B.Payne12 L Codarin 12 . N. Wigmore 14 T.Cla ke 6b N Tierney
14 S Fairfield13 G Prigg 13 . P. Stankovich 15 J .Vernali 7 D Moncrieff
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14 C Martin 14 . B . Mahony 16 G .Clohesy 8a N Hayes.16 .
.C .Roberton
15 P Withington 15 . M . Noonan 17 B .Lee 8b J Menni e
17 . D. McLellan16 P Jemmeson 16 . M . Burman 18 J .Horridge 9 R Ogle
18 . J . Taylor17 J Psaras 17. J . Ward 19 P.Cook 10 P Orchar d
19 A Steward18 H Dwyer 18, A . Neil 20 TMitchell 11 A Sil l.
20.
M Abbott 19 S Hall 19. A . Peasley 21 A .Sainsbury 12 S Bonfield.1 .
.S .Waugh 20 R Fishlock 20. K. Currie 22 B•Cahtll 13 J Pove y
22 . S Redpath 21 A Graham 21 . P. Stuchberryry T.Jackson 14a D Laul a
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T.Faranda 23 S Adaway 22. M. Mussared24 K .Grattan25 P Jackson 14b T Fitzpatric k
24. J .Murra 24 L Holmesby 23. S. Curtain (VC).Buic k26 B 15 M Tyso n
25. J .Sutcliffe 25 D Gold 24 . A. Foster.
27 J.Loft 1Sa C Ree d26. G.Finn 26 B Padgham 25 . B. Frankin 28 J.Card 16b D Lahifi
27. S.Ridout 27 J Seeley 26 . C . Mahony (VC) 29 D .East 17a D Zaverella28. R .Buckley 28 M McCulloch 27 . M . Daniels 30 B.Foster 17b R Tongu e29. T.Goldsmith 29 A Clough 28 . W. Davidson 31 P.Crowe 18 P Ryan30. A.Thomas 30 A Miksad 29 . S . Mahony 33 S .Drury 19 J Law31 . S.McGuire 31 R English 30 . M . Nicol 34 D .Little 20 S Parker32 . D .'Odorico 32 D Fishlock 31 . G . Devonshire 35 A.Mackinnon 21 P Burk e33 . T. Murray 33 M Sifting 32 . M . Hunt 36 W .Fawaz 22 A Collins34 . G .Meyer-Heinrich 34 D Castro 33 . M . Cunningham 38 N .Bishop 23a J Michea l35 . A. D'Mingo 35 L Ireson 34 . M . Hosking 39 A .George 23b M Artin i36 . M .Pearson 36 M Backman 35. P. McNally 40 G.Bance 24 J Jackomonis37 . L.Hogan 37 P Hutchison 36. P. McDonogh 41 R .Burgman 25 M Zaverell a38 . C.Lamont 38 G Beattie 37. L. Lambert
421 I•McBurnie26 D ~Ilan i
39 . J .Robilotta 39 L Pittito 38. B. Currie43 T.Villan i44 B Hart 27 R Lor d
40 . M .Lapsley 40 J Bounsall 39. P. Allen.
45 G Hassett 28 D Lackins41 . K .Weaver 41 J Neve 40. S. Bacon
.46 ?.Heaphy 29a M O'Brien
42 . S .Bolas 42 A Mikkelsen 41 . J. Yemm 49 A.Puglia 29b P Barker43. J .Tsoukas 43 S Sice 42 . J. Lilikakis 50 B.Aggenbach 30 K McDougal44. B .Isard 44 G Saddington 43 . P. Clark 51 J.Rawlings 31 L Collin s45. A .Gay 45 A Wade 44 . C . Walker 52 B.O'Connor 32 P McLenna n46. D .MacKintosh 46 I Picken 45 . R. Grandemange 53 S.Addicott 33 S Stevens47. W.Gauci 47 P Dimattina 46 . S. Smith 55 N .Mathews 34 R Johnsto n48. M.Willis 48 M O'Reilley 47 . S. Ritchie 56 T.Madden 35 J Carguil l49 . THouston 49 M Clark 48 . M . Frankin 58 B.Neal 36 M Daou50 . D .McKay 50 A Stanes 49 . D. Byrne 59 R.Johnstone 37 D Carter51 . J . Costello 51 M Pirie 51 . M . Purcell
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39a S Davie s
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55 . D.Allan 54 G Richards 54. S . Kirkham 65 S .Bramley
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56 . P. Kemp55 M Unsworth 57. T Byrne 66 D.'iimms 41 A Donki n
57 . A . Seek 56 C Aitken 70 S,Dibendetto 42 T Dixon
58 . S .Toth58 T Caterson 71 P.Gunn 43a A Brick
59. B .Letchford 60 F Cavanagh 72 M.Dikeakos 43b1 Chepa
60. S .Lawson 11 Club74 N .Fitzpatrick 44 B Allder
61 . C .Brockhouse- 75 W.Daniel 45 A Burke
77. J .Robertson Licensed Premises Bistro, 80 G.Box 46 T O'Hanlo n78. A .Dee Gaming STAB . 82 P.Howorth 47 J Berry
79. J.Sgroi Ph : 9557 7938 84 Z.Senburgs 48 C Alexander
80. B.Martyn88 S.Greenwood 49 D McGowan
81 . T.Walton99 P.Diacogiogis 52 ' Delane y
82 . J.Stubbs 55 A Saull e83 . C .Jeffrey Fkzroy Football Club Ltd84 . D .Harris ~ Lord Dewry Hotel85 . G .Daley86 . H .Ross -' Brunswick St, Fmv/
P. : ` C~ : [ :'" ST J OHNS STH M l. H .H .S .Q .B .,a :h: Jack McDonald Coach : C,avin Hag Coach: Bruce Mullens Coach: Peter McBre rty Coach: Pat Mackey
Coach : Dave Ratner Res. Coach Al I Res Coach: M Hancock Res Coach: K Johnston Res Coach : Peter Dinnic k
S . Bourbon 1 M Smith 1 . R . Hassain 1 . P. Daly 1 M . Wright
2 M. Healy 2 B Holmes 2 . M.Ladson 2. M . Hannan 2 B . Ueberan g
3 A. Grady 3 T O'Sullivan 3 . S.Hilton 3. M . johnstone 3 T. Cameron
4 N. Rutherford 4 P Mijitavic 4 . S.Hoimes 4. S . Stepnell (C) 4 T. Cleveland
5 T. Gilchrist 5 S Shannon 5 . C .Horbury 5. S . King 5 T. Fulto n
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iA SectionOld Trinity V . Old Brighton-,iiversity Blues v. St . Kevins
~, . Bernards v . Mazenod
-,iriSOB v . Marcellin
(iid Scotch v . Old Xaverian s
D sectio np La Salle v. Old HaileyburyTherry Penola v . Beaumaris%i; hitefriars v. Old Ivanho eOld Melburnians v. North Old BoysOrmond v . Old Paradians - at EP Saturday
C sectio n(:?en Eira v . Collegian s
F . ahran Amateurs v. Caulfield Gr .
AJAX v . Old EssendonHampton Rovers v. Old Mentonians
,St. Bedes Mentone Tigers v . Bulleen-Templestow e
D1 SectionAquinas v . St . Leos EmmausOld Geelong v. Monash Blues`, ;lrra Valley v. BanyuleOld Camberwell v . Ivanhoe AssumptionOld Carey v . University Blacks
D2 Sectio nParkside v. Mentone AmateursPeninsula v . Power HouseWest Brunswick v. KewOakleigh v. La Trobe Uni .Williamstown CYMS v . Salesian
D 3 Section,'.ibert Park v . ElsternwickUHSOB v. Hawthorn AmateursBentleigh v. South Melbourne DistrictsFitzroy Reds v . Richmond Centra l' Ionash Gryphons v. St . Johns
-_'4 SectionNorth Brunswick v . Mt. Lilvdale
Werribee v. Eltha m
Syndal Tally-Ho v. Old WestbourneRupertswood v. Eley ParkSwinburne Uni. v. St. MarysBulleen Cobras has the bye
I7rrc; : r-'J ;'St . Kevins v . Old ScotchOld Xaverians v . Beaumaris
St . Bernards v. Old Melburnians at 9 .15 a.m .
Marcellin v. University Blue sDe La Salle v. Mazenod - at Basil Street Reserve
Collegians v . Old Brighton
Under-19 Section 2Old Haileybury has the byeOrmond v. Yarra ValleyHampton Rovers v . Old Essendon - at Li
Street, on (76 J5)
Whitefriars v. Old Ivanhoe - at t31' ) e's
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St . Leos Emmaus v . Old TrinityCaulfield Gr. v. Werribee Amateurs
Under-19 (2) Blu eSt . Kerins (2) v. Monash Blues - at 11 .30 a . m . atRighett! OvalOld Xaverians (2) v . Oakleigh - at vier College
AJAX v. South Melbourne Districts
MHSOB v. De La Salle (2) - TBA
Mentone Amateurs v . Glen Eir a
Under-19 (2) RedNorth Old Boys has the bye
Bulleen-Templestowe v. Old Paradians
Ivanhoe-Fitzroy v. University Blacks
Rupertswood v . Aquinas - at Eric Broad an
Reserve Oval 3 (381 G5 )
Old Camberwell v . Therry Penola
Club XVIII (1 )St . Kevins v . Old Scotch - at Gardiner Oval
Mazenod v . Brunswick
Old Xaverians v. Prahran Amateurs
Old Melburnians v. De La Sall e
Old Brighton v . Therry Penol a
CI ' IiOld Essendon v . MarcellinMonash Blues v . Old TrinityOld Ivanhoe v . Whitefriar sSt . Leos Emmaus v . University BlacksCollegians v . Old Geelong
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Old'- t Coach "S^"il°•r" 1-1 -3 -M -xis back on thewinning I: tt when tl;•••• Vy 1 .e-; rcellin by 73pts atMarcellin. Their ti! first quarter andsubsequent 55pt lead at _ :t change was simplyoutstanding with qt. I running football . The big 3RIatts 5, Hosking 4~_id Rodshi 4) were unstoppable!
For Marcellin, Hanson and Addison on the ball wereterr'd'ic . Top-of-the-table clash between old rivals St.Bernard's and Xavs, saw Mannis' (back in town) Xavswithstand the usual St. Bernard's physical assault inthe first half and gradually pull away in the second, towin by 20pts. Captain Dixon led by example and waswell supported by Mn4rdle, Howard and Grigg. For St.Bernard's - maybe next week . SKOBS simplyoutclassed a Beaumaris side that had a real clip butjust could not kick a goal . From CHB - CHF Beauywas very competitive but in the end SKOBS had toomanv runners and too much class . De La & O .tJ.'sfought out a hard and close encounter in very heavyconditions . Coach Brown was fired up after the winand so he should be! Collegians nearly caused theupset win of the round leading by llpts at the lastchange . But it was Uni Blues who stormed home with2g 13p to the goalless Lions to win by 10pts. Wilcox?-as brilliant in the last half. Chalmers & Krotiris were
eat for Collegians. Finally, Old Brighton did whateveryone expected and gave the Nodders a shellacby 133pts, increasing their % by a much-needed28 .26% to catapult them into the five .,_ rIC1N 2Old Ivanhoe sit a game clear on top of the ladder aftertheir heartstopping two-point win over CaulfieldGrammarians. The Hoes could manage only threebehinds in the last term but hung on for an importantvictory. Merjola and O'Dwyer booted three goals eachfor the winners, while Baker, Curatolo and Clzj',~ werethe Hoes' best on the park . For Cauifield, , remainin the four on percentage, Browne and Frost an bestand Schneider booted four goals, lrJerribee are stillsecond, despite their 22-point loss to third placed OldTrinity. The Bees trailed by just four points at the lastchange but could not manage a goal in the finalquarter, while Old Trinity booted three .Christopherson, Davies and Hine were outstanding forthe winners, while Werribee was well served byTedesco, A Russo, and Ke lly. Old Essendon sit in fifthspot after their 131-point mauling of battling St Leos .Only some wayward kicking prevented the marginbeing even greater. Velardo booted five goals for theDons in another terrific display up forsrard, whileDeMorton, Oblivbek and Bartnim chipped in with foureach. St Leos best were Evans, Carey and Petrie .
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O r m a n dremains on'percentage outof the fo_,: _after thrashingHampton Rovers 'j_ ; 70 5 s . R(rs could manjust one goai after quarter time as Ormond, led byHeffernan (4 goals), Muzzell, Hassall and Marinov, ranriot . Turnbull, Kezllas and Goss were best for Rovers .Old Hailebury note', I rn their third win for theseason, when they d i cellar-dwellers Whitefriarsby 26 points. Durkin, 3xinan and Pollock were bestfor the winners, wi J ' A.Hill, Janson and Micaleffbat ~d hard all day for l?rizitefriars . Yarra Valley had
i 2) BLUEThe : vans opened up well against the Blues with 6majors to 1 at quarter time . The game looked like itwould be a"blow-out" but the Blues would not liedown . Cheevers and Tsicarderis were proving ahandful up forsvard, but it was their on ballers inAqualina, Grundy & McDonald that kept their noses infront . Green, Nevill and Chapman were terrific forMonash . St . Kevin's jumped Oakleigh in the first tolead by 27pts at quarter time . A decisive leadconsidering the weather conditions. Oakleigh foback to be only down by 5pts at 1/2 tirne, resulting ia real,,'(-- fest in the back half Cox, Stonehouse I[e re best for SKOBS and Bando, Wills and
st for Oakleigh. Xavs blasted De La with aten' ^[c quarter effort. Is this club going places withall foi.. teams having resounding wins! Well done!Best for Xavs were Lopresti, Carter and Bushby . ForDe La, best were Pearse, Padula and Kean. Glen Eirabegan well against Ajax to be within only 24pts atquarter time . Coach Zuker must have given theJackers a rev up because 15 shots at goal later (poorkicking - 7g Sp) and the lead had blown out to 54pts .Lewin, Glezer and Hershaw kept forcing the ',1Ifor4rard to Cooper and Givoni to finish off. For iE'ua, Clark again was outstanding . Montane hel'top-ef-the-table' form with another great perfo
n against the 'new arrivals' M1-ISOB. Sullivan, Kriu -` .Rock and Hayes were good for Mentone and Fo ..,Cousland & Vinendess good for MHSOB .SE ON (2) REDOld Camberwell heads the ladder after eight games,following their impressive victory over Rupertswood. Afive goals to nil first quarter did the damage for theivinners . Darby booted three goals for Old Camberwell,while Cantor, Emmerson and Ryan were good players .Rupertswood, who remain third on the table, managedonly three goals but were well served by McGovern,Stafford and Becker. Therrv Penola hold down second
ith only percentage separating them from Old
strong for struggling Ivanhoe-Fitzroy, running ou t
ervell . Led by Robinson, Palazzolo andGar d, who all booted three goals, Therry were far
s by 90 points, after booting eight goals to one inst term. Healy, Kelly and Robertson Wer e
,tive contributors for Ivanhoe-Fitzroy . Oldls hold down fourth spot after their har d
ht 26 -point win over North Old Boys. Littlerated the sides all day but a four goal to one last
at got Old Paradians over the line . For the svinners,y and LaTorre booted three goals each, whil e
1'enson and Lyons were other good players .d McClellan 2 booted two goals apiece ford were backed up by solid efforts from Nolan
Davidson . The match of the day saw Aquinasfrom their slump to almost upset Bulleen-
stowe. Aquinas led by a goal at the last changeuld not hang on and Bulleen prevailed by th e
owest of margins . Uni Blacks had the bye .
:h host St . Bernard's at Camberwell in a game,hich the Cardinals can vtn . I'm right off Lan}'s
agon and if the big 3 can fire up again this could)se. St. Bernard's could not beg a' . ~1 in the 2nd
t and will need all their quent flie rout of this one - just. : ~ and SKOBS
a replay of last year's Or md Final (o ry prelude) . This Xavs ter,. .t is on fire an d
ca r the e:~Ya load of me being with them andSKOBS by 22pts. Too big, too strong and tooO .M .'s at home will be just a bit in front o f
fin at the end if they decide to play four quarters .ues will struggle against De La; with so many
rs out, De La will kick too many goals . Coach
F will have his best chance of breaking the ic ethe Lions. but I fear they just can*t scor e
- I. Old Brighton will have another % boostingi maintain their position in the top five.
TION 2ced Old Trinity host fourth placed Caulfield, in
promises to one of the best matches of then . Both sides have won five and lost three, so thisof those "eight point" games. Old Trinity at hom e
It just take the points. Werribee travels to Yarrad the Bees will be keen to keep the pressur e
i-op of the table Old Ivanhoe, especially after their' loss to Old Trinity last weekend, while Yarr a
e only one game out of the four. In a tighterribee's class should get them home . Old
:,e will get a handy percentage boost when theyt St Leos, while a similar scoreline will prevail a t
don when the Dons meet bottom of the ladder.ars. The final match should be a closer affair,
Old Hailebury hosting Hampton Rovers. Bothill be desperate for a win to keep in touch withbut Rovers might scrape home in a close one .
,1 have +hR by- .O ;
!- .sh 1 ti - t back on the winning list to keep their
faint finals hopes alive by defeating Oakleigh . I amassuming they will keep the dangerous Georgiadis incheck . Old Xavs host the Swans at Xavier College in amatch that could go either way. Xavs will need tocontrol Cheevers & Tsicardaris to have any chance . Idon't think so - Swans just! Ajax will have no troublein dealing with De La by the lake . The Jackers are stilleyeing off top position and with a possible loss ofMentone, they would go to equal points . Too much atstake for complacency . Finally, St. Kevin's (as perrumor file) have a number of players back and will giveMentone a run for their monev. This should test thelikes of Hayes, Krings and Rock ; coupled With the lossof _ r this game will be close. Mentone in a nail-biter !
The match of t' -ound sees Rupertsivocad host TherryPenola, in what should be a most entertaining clash .Rupertswood struggled to match it with OldCamberwell last weekend but on their home turf couldcause an upset against Then-v, who have lost just onematch for the season . Old Camberwell travels toBrunsw ick to take on NOBs . The visitors should winfairly easily and continue their reign at the top of thetable . Bulleen-Templestowe host Uni Blacks, whoshould be raring to go after two vveeks off. Uni examscould hinder Blacks at the selection table, but they sti llshould have enough firepower to win . The fmal clashsees Ivar.hoe-Fitzroy meet Aquinas, in the battle of thewooden spoon. Aquinas almost snatched their first winof the season last weekend and to be honest, anythingcould happen in 'his match . Old Parad+-s have the
Hos'. 'ngWattsFerrariCogginsHarrisCations
Old Scotch
Old Scotch
Beaumaris
De La Salle
St Kevins
Old Scotch
30
22
21
18
18
1 8
bSendola Old Ivanhoe 0 31J . Russo Vlerrit 0 29Yea Yarra Vat 0 24Velardo Ole 'ssendon 5 22Matthews Or 0 21
/2 BLUECooper 4 27Haves h9entone 4 25Cheevers South -elbourne 5 ScDixon Montane 0 21Winters South Melbourne 0 20
UNDER 19/2 REDPalazzolo Therry Penola 3 22Darby Old Caniberwell 3 21Hanna University Blacks 0 19
Dean North Old Boys 2 19Sandiford University Blacks 0 18
C'-i,LIlY -.2 6.6 6.7 12.11 (ES)Oil) SCOTCH i_.3 17.6 22.12 24.12 (156)Mareelilm Hanson 4, Addison 3, ( s',ameL 2. Weekes 1, Sheelem 1 . Considine 1 .
Best : Hanson, Addison, Considine, ilate. Moran, Stremgel. Old ScOtclU Watts 5,Hacking 4, Rod At 4 . Barnett 2 . Cations 2. Teesdale 2, Gardner 1, Josephs 1 .
?*LzcCJueen 1 . Mitchell 1 . Lra,is 1 . Best: Lewis, 15htts. JetmGngs, Rodskt, Teasdale,
Cations . ? . . s: B . Bo!gu-, G. Schtpp (F )
ST.r. 5.2 7.4 8.5 9.5(59)
OLD .:AV ~a.- . 5 2.3 6.6 9.10 11.13 (79)6L7 -,ua a1 13, Andersan, Legudt 2 . James. Benson 1 . Best: 1Y~..Lsh.
Ands r". , t .egudi . James, Nissan. Old Rarerian .n: Div:at. McDonnell 2 .
D. James, R 3 , M . ,,.ilsh, McGrath, Biddtetombe, Grgg I . Best: Mc lydle,
Hoaard. F-•'al xct, Btddkcambe, Grtg. M . Walsh. Um • A . Fgffe . M. Forde (P)
ST. 6E811 ~ 3,8 6.15 7,18 10.21 (81)BEAUMARIS 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.3 (3)St. Eevin's: Mula,rew 2, Siapantas 2 . Dempsey 2, Harris, Jame ;. Fae, Gissing. Beat :
Hutton, Siapantas . Fa•t Etans . Callgzui, Dempsey . Beaurnarke Best Muktamay,M( lan, Beastand. Lee. S . Coate . PFilson Umpim : T. I.tlteyDE iA SSIdE 3.2 5.3 7.6 8.6(54)OLD U"'1AHS 0.0 1.3 1.4 3.8 (28)On c Hyde 2, Mitchell 2. Stinear 2, Coffey, Gilt3ett. Best: Hu8'nes. Ak4eruccto.
Jolley, McLZLh. Gaughan, Mitchell. Old hi : Matlnes, Simpson. Roan .
B,-t: Simpson .llbaiford . Rtan, Robinson, Kennon, Guy. Urmplres: D. Wlndlc::, C.
Ste- s (J) fC'a _UYi; L
2,3 6.4 8.5 8 .7(55)2,4 4.7 6.4 8.17 (65)
Shmkfrekt I, Reach. Best : Chamlerrs, Kectlrts. Ra,ce.
cad, Ltiws. Homann, larr;ence. Leaf. Eduards.
Not recei:2d. Umpires: T. Bo'xman, A. Price
7,7 12.16 17,19 22.23 (155)0 .0 0.0 1.4 3.4(22)
7, Doris 3, Fray 4. Reddm 2, La:,-rena' 1, MeCcvaan
cherean 2. Rest: 440.son, Veltman, Hansen,s'slo : C. E,ans In
1 .2 2.4 4.5 5.8 (38)1 .3 6.7 7.9 9.10(64)
~ry' 2, R .}h1. Best: A.Hil . Jancon, hticaleff, Morris.IF t 2, Hunter 2 . Hoffman, Breaks. Pollock.
•an, ., xk. White . HofHnan, McKenzie, Vhight.
2.4 2.5 3.6 3.6 (24)
01 4.3 7.8 7.10 13.16 (94)Ht mr, .., . 'Sr mks, Battams. Johnstone . Bast : Turnbull. IteBLas . Ness .
Johnstc yn, Mchno. r=d: Heffernan 4, Ferrari 3 . McIdahan 2, Wilson
2. Hs on. Best : MiazeIl . Hassall, Martns+'. Crnv .t'#..Ils, Harcey. Umpires:
M. Jen._ _r . C yon (F)STJ ~ . - . . . 3.1 5 .2 5.3 6.4(40)OIL . . . . 5.5 12.13 18.21 24 .27 (171)5t.im' son 1 Kelly, 2 .Monvano , Sampson . Best Evans. Carey.Pet LI „ . . (' Ee-don: Veando 5, Detiorton 4, Ob(bitek 4 ,
CuratWa Clarke. Grieve, %eilscn, McKie,lvmnh= Merjo!a 3 . O'Dwyer 3, Mct'r7Lirun .
4, Foote 3, Glass 2, Gross, Sinclair, Best: Brmme, Frcist ,
n 2 . Buckley 2. Rest: Buckley*. Gb,'wbek. Bartrum,s: M . :l4eirr, F. Corry (F), E. Surdy, H . Lenunon (F)
4.1 5.7 8.8 11.10 (76)3.6 4.6 11,9 11 .12 (78)
Under-19 Section IOld Scotch v. St . Bernards
Old Xaverians v. St . KevinsOld Melburrliarls v. MarceffinUniversity Blues v. De La Salle
Mazenod v . CollegiansBeaumaris v. Old Brighton
Under-19 Section 2Old Haileybury v. Hampton Rovers
Ormond has the byeOld Essendon v. Whitefriars
Old Ivanhoe v. St . Leos EmmausOld Trinity v. Caulfield Gr.
Yarra Valley v. Werribee Amateurs
1 ': . . .19(2 ) BZUEc,rst) M 2 RTHO11RtdE DI51'RICla o.4 8.6 9.7 11.10 (76)
) . . :, ITS 1.1 2,4 3.6 7.12 (54)
Snail -- eux ne.' P. CheeSars 5, G . T<_icarderis 3, D. bell 2, P. D'Andrea 1 . Best: P,
Grundy, J. McDonald . A. Skinns, S . Aquilino, P. Chm•ers . Mortash Ehae3: Nino 3,
Grace 3, Gilbert 1 . Best : Green. Nevill, Chapman, Hickey. Grace. Carry. Umpirm.
J . A.. Eeina(1 D . Stephens (F),
O.SHI,BIGH 1.6 7.9 9.10 11 .16 (82)
ST, 6E8155 (2) 6.3 8,8 11.13 13.15 (93)• Georgadis 3, Nevezie 2, Vlas€r. Keays. 3foulang 1 . Reynads, Willis I .
Best : Bandit, RFtls, Kea}s. Georgiadis, Bye. Rcrse. St Ke:iv.re : Stonehouse 6, me}er
3, Didtlis 2, Belrnitch I, Mahoney 1 . Best: Cm Stonnehouse, t.iaruvod, DdilEs,
Wilkinson, McCann. U • J . Pappas (F )
De LA 0.0 0.1 0.1 1.1 (7)IRAI JCIDRA 8 6.5 9.8 14 .11 17.13 (115)On La Salle OC : Arbon. Best: Pearse. Patula, Kean, Tmior, Miller, Sharpies. OldXas=husa Loprestt 3, Bush6y 3. Dillon 2, Chamberlain 2, CiR.ane 2, Bryre, Cato,
Dyrston, Cross. But : Lopresti. Carter. Bushby, Nolen, Francis. Chamberlain.Umpires: T. Foley. C. Brajtioerg (R) in
GLENE'IIih 0.2 3.4 5.6 5.7(37)
AJAX 3.8 10 .16 14.23 18.26 Hal)
Glen Rican WdIL•mts 3, Fernando 1, Kadour 1 . Best : Clark . &3s,•u, L. Lamp- R. P
Sherry. 71ll .'3ms. P.J.R%: Cooper 4, Gnvn1 4, 14allner 3, Fetter 2. Ja l,
Kra nsteln 1. Her=. .haw 1 . G lbktom 1 . Finkel I . Best: Lea~"m . Cr. 1
R r, Cooper, Fetter. Is' G. Morgan. J . Lipson IF)1.1 7.5 10.9 15.14(10' 1
rds, Walstau, H . BdIiSOB :Frarcek 3 . B .Bru-r.n. Bowen. Best: Far,
s. Middleton, Halt, D mi s.Umgirxs P. Rapke . A 1Lekban tFl
2.4 3,4 4.5 5.5 ,_,;)
, 4. Kit 4. Rock 3, Little 2. Cos, Leiftistg. Best: Sullivan, Krings,
4.1 5.4 6.6 10 .8(68',2.3 3.5 4.10 5.12 (42)
: McKay 3 . LaTorre 3, Lyons 2, D'[ntino. Haney. Best: McKay. Glcurp ,Tenson, Ltuns, D Dean. Bounds. NOB: Dean 2, McClellan 2. Hahn. Best : Nolan,
DaFVd i. Mullins. Ryon, Tripidl. Hughes.U-•-- R. Low (R) IF)
3.3 4.5 7.6 7 .9(51)1.4 4.8 5.12 6.16 (52)
no. Urnpires: R. Smtth (F)
8 .3 12.6 16.10 19.12 (126)1 .3 3.4 4.4 5.6 (".: q
2.Matthests,McGarth .L_-.Steer. Best : 4tattheas ,
Tnazg Pe Zobit>r`nn 3, PaLra~ao?o 3, Sheppard 3 . Wheeler 2, FeraSdi 2, Crrt,
Qut^^ . C- t}mwn . Goodwin. Ferton . Best: CaligrorL Robinson, f_ .~:.. ..n,
WE f a, Fesaldl . hanh= Butler 2, Foynes 1, McCann 1 . Kelly 1 . u:
Heaty. Ke loon. Butler, Black. Buckley. Umpires : S. Scully. M . Gil) i, .
2,Stoue . Best: 2.iunra . Cmcrtfetkrh, Sheldon, Stone, His .
' L 5.2 7.4 9.5 10.6 !.RUPERTSWC ) 0.1 1.1 2.2 3.2 :.-.))old C.nmh a+• Darby 3, Tempone . R 2, Christie, king, Me Jualter, Parkes. i . .-.n .
Best: Canter, L..unerson. Ryan . Martin, Schmtdt, b',oharic . RuPerkreMOCL F- -g.Fatter, price. Best Mc G :=, Stafford, Becker. Johnson . Fielding, Rome Y.
U mph= C . Collins, P. Ntnebus In, J. Masons (B)
TCHESUnder-19 (2) Blue
Monash Blues v. OakleighOld Xaverians (2) v. South Melbourne Districts - at
Xavier C-'IegeAJAX v. De La Salle (2) - at I p . mi.
MHSOB v. Glen Eira - C - " - st: Reserve (68 G2)St . Kevins (2) v. I one Amateurs
Under-13 (2) RedOld Paradians has the bye
Bulleen-Templestowe v . University BlacksIvanhoe-Fitzroy v. Aquinas 0 CRupertswood v. Therry Penola
North Old Boys v. Old Camberwell
,1cMiilan (C)
c ing
i May
G . L--standB. Cairns ( C)A. Spen~-J . Falkingham
W. Kelly
_, . Cc 'sTuck
S . Lynch
A. Edg e
M. Blackmore
L Atkins
D . Brid
M. Atkins
L Tucker
L. Healy
J. BramwellT. woNnoughS . HuckettA. ThompsonS. Caste
E . CooprN. Trac.kal
A. Coote (DVC)L. FerranA. vraor,sS. McNichd.as (DVC)S. LeeM . KuriaP. A4cConchieB. Casten (DVC )
1 7
3133
Coach : Rob Walker
I D Smith2 E Townsing3 E Tucke r4 C Burgess5 D Woodford6 S Guest7 M Kennon8 C Tri m
9 N Guy10 B Marks
J O'Dwyer12 J Richardson13 A Simpson14 A Richards15 1 Weir
, B Wulf17 N Barrett18 S Carter19 M Provrse20 E Ryan21 N Robinson22 J Rush
N KentD Marks
?F M Horgan-6 C Walker27 J Jewell31 J Mulcahy
E Selby
1 B Wallard2 K McKay4 A Shinkfield5 D Carcor7 S Tait8 N Unsworth9 T Skarrie10 D Vail11 D Fotheringham12 R Turne r13 A Hickey15 N Roach18 M Davis19 A Zent20 T Clar k21 N Chamlers26 P Krotiris30 W Fowle r31 N Herman33 C Row e
Coach: Mark Donova n
1 L Freeman2 M Walkom3 D Knigh t4 D Logan5 A Catchlove7 J Spraque8 N Coleman10 R Craven11 R Josephs12 J Rodski13 W Lewis14 R Teasdale15 S Cations16 D Jennings17 D Robertson18 A Quail19 S McQueen20 T Hosking21 N Costello22 L Kitchen24 S Dumaresq25 J Barnett26 G Fordyce27 R Davies28 A Wilkie29 J Mitchell30 G Prendergast31 M Clinch32 R Fullerton34 T Maloney35 B . Keck36 S Marash38 M Raymer
39 M Leeds41 M Watts44 J Simon
LA SALL ECoach: Brian Brown
1 J Kean2 D Thomas3 T Mo!an4 M Brown5 C Moran6 A Bonnici7 A McLeish8 T Woodlodc9 D Alderuccio12 MNaughtin13 D Caggins14 M Kreze l16 B Quinene19 S Brown20 J Garland22 WJolley24 A Coffey55 S Giblett61 R Walmsley62 J Stinear
J HughesM LaffertyJ Membrey
Coach : (1) t9anny lEicolosiCoach: ( 2) James Fay
1 Carter P2 Qusan N3 :. .. , .....: . G
5 McKeuzdMdlarg6 Cato J7 ofSaneM8 M-Donnl J9 Ra.ph J10 McCoia Dit FaarowL12 ukon J13 Ndan A14 CharAellain F15 Mimi B16 Grrg S17 Do;K cta RassS19 Jabo r P20 Howa,b L21 Snlalrcood P22 Lecncc a T23 Carmcdy S24 Bskd'a_car'~baT25 PieT)M M26 Denton G27 GP nn P28 McGrath J29 GJP30 54:+.J31 F. A32 McCarthy M33 B:cieI:g= S34 Sp<iane A35 Bushby A36 8~.~.`teonlxA37 DN?ana J18 Walsh M39 Futeiu D40 Dace J41 Smrth J42 Bd lon M43 McArd?e N60 Dvi ardo L
Coach : Damet Merton
1 . D. Cracknell3. N. Addison4. M. Mastores
5. C. Dignan8. L. Considine11 . B. Gale13 . B. Skeen14 . D . Coghlan15 . T. Sheehan18 . D . Gartner
19 . S. Birrell
20 . D . Salce22 M.Voskersensky23 . J. Neal24 . J. Stempel25. E. Weekes40. D . Welch44. D . McMillan
Cc m : Larry Dstis
1 . D . Elliot2 . S. Neeson3 . A. Bouzikas (C)4 . C . Burn s5 . S.)annazzo6 . A. Matthews7 . S . Monteleone8 . S . Mitchel l9 . J . Smith10. R . James11 . S . Wheeler12. M . O'Donnell13 . L Mansfield14. N . Thomas15. J . Formica16. C. Mitchell17. D. Swan18. D. Walsh19. M . Moretti20. S . Cxampbell21 . N. Whelan22. B . McManus23. J . Mcka y24. B . Calleja25. T. Legudi26 . A. Anderson27. L. Evans28 . L Calleja29 . C. Goullet30 . C . Trewin31 . L O'Brien32 . A. Smith33 . B. Ballarin38 N . Smith39 C . Kevnan40 R . Cousland41 M. Kavanagh42 D . Jame s43 K . Walker
oach : Andrerr Pica
1 . D. Bonnici2. D. Fotiniotis3. P. Reed4. L. Fueling5. P. Rya n6. S. Veltman7. A. Wilson8. B. Thomas9. B. Thompson10 . D . Maskell11 . L Fuller12 . M. McDowell13 . C . Cleg g14 . D . Clegg15 . A. Burrows16. A. Longmuir17 . C . Meehan18. P. Del Mastro19. S . Bickers20. P. Dugdale21 . D . Armansin22. C . Agui s23. D . Aguis24. J . Thomas25. D. Hansen26. D. Stagiiano27. C . Rains28. D. Devli n29. M . Thompson30 . S . Cox31 . C. McDave32 . G . Nash33 . D. Malloy34 . A. Murray35 . J . Schiano36 . D.Oldman37 . G . Kennelly38 . B. Chamberlain
C Cc-c.',L - 3arry
1 . M . Fr y
2 . C. McKimm3 . T. Mattesti4 . A. MacGillivray5 . N . Gamble6 . L . Dale7 . C . Reddin8. C . McNichol9. J. Dooley10.A. Morleyt1 . C . Adamis12.J. Mead13 .N . Edwards14 .E . McCowan15 .J . Hunter16 .J . Homann17 .J . Walsh18 .A . Salem19 .P. Angeiini20 W. Leaf21 T. Marshall22 A. Hughes23 N . Gamble24 C. Adcock25 D. Hartman26 C. Baxter27 J . Maguire28 N. Williams31 G . Simm32 A. Goldne r
Condit (1): 0`Strms ssyC- i (2): _n C
1 J. Demr--72 T. Duggan3. A. Umbers4. L . Fox5. M . H icks6. J. Har6s7. L Kat_saran& D- Macdonald9. W McCann10. D. Mahoney11 . M . Hutton12. D. McLay13. S.ttarwc,id14. B Marchesani15. D. Bare16. K Didib =17. D . Mai I^n18. M. An- an19. w. :. .. ~ ^3}d20 M. M i21 . D .Y22. G .
Hot 'it23 . A. Jenkins24 . G .NaU,25. J .Deawn26 . J . Knuppei27, L.C'.oh_=sy2B . P.Landy29 . C .Drtmer30 . P. Gissing31 . M. Courtney32 . J . Cox33 . L Meyer34 . S . MRChaIi35, N , 0 Halloran36 . T. Purce:437 . P. Ciancey,38 . R. Chard39 . M. Cairney40 . T.Newton41 . B . Evans42, M. Stonehouse43 . M. Tisch4er44 . J. King45 . N. well,46. C. Wilkinson50 TLyness51 . C. O'Shaughnessy53. T. Simpson56, A. Call57. M . HinsW_y58. A. Thompson61 . D.James62. K McInerney
Coaeh: Stes :
1 . A.i :ar2 . C . Nicholls3 . M. ,4lbeithorp24 . J. Bromwich5 . T. Birtley C6 . J. Sudholz7 . L. Menlo8 . W. Austberry9 . M. Brookshaw
10, J . Parnel l
11 . G. Frisker (VC)12 . R . Jacob13 . T. Girdwood (VC)14 . N . Rich15. R . Hal l16. K . Alexander
17. A . Briggs
18. P. Burco19. E . Wilcox (VC)20. J . Culley21 . J . Brook22. D. Hatsweli23. J . Garner24. R. Holmes (VC)25. J . Tanner26. A. Wilson27. J. Wright28. L. Rya n29. A. Cameron30. J. Chambers31 . M . Robertson32. S. Adams33. E. Matties34. Z. Rudd35. R . Kercheval
36. C . Walsh37. R . Sweeney38. A. Sheehan39. A. Gooney40 . A. Tymms41 . S. Monahan
M.H .S .O .B . Ql° Coach: Campbell Glover Coach : M arshall Fisher Coach : :.: ..rty V.
ft C ~ C h : Pact Cui1 J Williamson Coach: Andrew Lync h
I A . Sinclair 1 B . Culling1 . P. Rujevic (VC)
McGrathP2
2 D Ryan3 C Obliubek 1 .M . Hoffmann 1 . K.O'Dwyer
2 . M.Pain e2 A. Amos 2 B. Canton
..T. harpe r3 4 M Velardo . Pitche r2.L (VC)
3 . S.Low3 G. Erickson 3 J . Connelly
.M . Brown (VC )4 5 S De Morton 3.V. Jayasuriya
4 . C .Binney4 T. Vinen 4 T Jowett
.5 N Adcock 6 D Slater 4.H . McLauchlan
6 . S .Guratol o5 B. Gross 5 K . Johnstone. .
hiembrey6 P 7 L Wilson S.B. Crawford7, N .Bradd y6 Z. Jes s
7 P Roberts6 C . Malthouse
. .Whittington7 S 8 L Kavanagh 6.5. Durkin (VC) 8 . T.Grieve.
Tucke r8 S 7 A . Bottoms. .
Hal lA8 9 A Frazer 7.J. Hanlon 9 . C .L nchY.9 W Frost a G. Carr
..Walker (C )9 J 10 M Flaherty Pollock
'10. S .Jenkins.
10 G. Crathern 9 B. Jewett. .
10 . T. Fraczek 11 J Buckleyy
SilvaDtO S. Capron 11 . T.Hibb s
11 C. Fagan 10 M . Stafford 11 . D . S ucki 12 W Nunlist .Glanvill e11 J 12. J .Bake r
12 J . Mellington 11 J . Almhofer 12 . A. Svirskis 13 A Carrozza .FletcherA12 13. J . Bayford
13 L. Browne 12 B . Kezilas Siauss13 N 14 A Parker ..14. C.Lewi s
14 B . SGoi' 13 A. Fisher. .
Viscendes eA14 16 M Nicolas 13.A . Kozik19 LMcKi e
15 S . Jenkinson 14 N . Goss..
Viscendese15 D 17 B King 14.E. Marsh20 M .Clarke
16 J . Am tP 15 D. Molina..
Nirens16 A 1 8 D Flaherty 15,R . Goodbody23 LLaughna n
17 R. Linford'
17 B . Smith. .
Pollard (VC )17 G19 N Fitzpatrick 16 .H . Brooks
P25 D.Bames
18 B . O Hoy 18 S . BUrggraa . . 20 A Prowse lummer17 .R . og g31 D.C an19 I . Glass 19 S . Rains 18. M. Neilsen 21 N Bertram 18 .N . Rose 32 W Colema n20 M . Trigg 20 H. Kerdel 19. T. Cousland 22 T Logan 19 .C . Waxman
.Neilson33 D21 A. Beac h
22 T. Foster 22 B. Henry20. D . Fox21 . S . Foley
23 C Devereux 20 .J . Wright COD. MacKenzie (VC )21
.34 D.Mereddh
23 L. Northway 23 C. Probyn 22. D . Fox 24 J Duggan .Kaetsier23 B 35 M .Mendol o
24 B. Napier 24 R . Tumball23. M . Bowen
26 B Falcke . .Swanton27 D
36 T.Finla y25 N . Dorman 27 S. Weaver
24. D . Gianakos28 S Falcke . .
Hunte r28 B 44 LStBlma n26 M. Pennycuick 28 D . Dawes 29 T Campbell . .
50 E. McWilGam27 M. Grigg 29 A. Murray 25. M . King 32 B Hakim 29 .T. Archer
53 J.0'Dea28 T. Franklin-Jones 32 C . Sendeckyj 26. J . Brown 34 J Marinas 30 .A. Shaw
30 A. Pelman 34 L . Kennedy 27. C. Owen 35 W Higgins 33 .R. Mosbe y
31 T. Habel 35 h9. Davies 28• D. Bevan 39.A. Jones33 C . Hooper 29 . B . Gevaux 43.M . McGauran34 H . Baker 30 . J . Seige l35 K . Boehm 31 . J . McGeach43 A . Bruhn44 L. Schneide r46 R . Foote50 S . Morris , . . . e- . ._ :
Coach: I P_ Coach : Tim Rile Coach: Paul G )r Coach: Steve Lovell Coo r:'tim Pr Ccv.,a: Rod Penaluna
1 Peggie A 1 . L. Russell 1 B Petrie I . S . Muraca 1 . J . Wallace 1 A Middli n
2 Hine A (C) 2 . S. Wheller 2 H Gyles 2 . C. Kelly 3. S . Cleven 2 . M Norrish
3 Langdon S 3 . M . Wood 5 R Gale 3. M . Bradfield 5. M . Cahill 3 . N . Pea k
4 Taylor C 4 . C .Hassell 6 P Boyd 4. S . Eisenberg 6. D. Purtell 4 . R .Bett
5 Pretty S 5 . A. Clinch 7 P Podbury {VC) 5. P. McGowan 7 J . Power 5 . P Valopp i
6 Burgess J 6 . M. Luba 8 A Hollands 6. S . Kidd 8 M . Malady 6 . D Uoyd
7 Davies M (DVC) 7 . R . Wiley 9 T Stephens 7. B . Daniels 9 L. Swain 8. R Dre w
8 Amiconi A 8 . J. Muzzell 10 N Cullen S. C. Jack 10 L. Coulihard 9. B .Kehoe
9 Jackson N 9 . J. Franklin 11 P Sampson 9. A. Russo 11 D. Crea 10. J .Seege r
10 Blackmore B 10 . L. Wells 12 P Landy 10 . A. Borg 12 C. Stats it . Z .Web b
11 Mithen P 11 . D . Healy 13 M D'Amelio (DVC) 11 . J. Toussaint 13 T. Langford 13. LGillie s
12 Kelly T 12 . G. Breitkreuz 14 J Montano Smith12 . C 14 L. Twomey 14. G .Thompso n
13 Gordon N 13 . M . Martinov 15 P Carey (C).
13 . D . Groulos 15 M . Baker 15. D.Smith
14 Thwaites M 14. D . Jewett 16 A Kelly 14 . T. Davidson 16 R . Coslovich 16. C.Holdsworth
15 Amore J 15. A . Goonan 17 N Evans 15 . M. Walsh 17 T. Barugh 17. A.Pizzey
16 Amore S 16. D. McKenna 18 S Wilson 16 . C . Yasar 19 J. Morris 18. C.Beal
17 A.matas C 18. M . Ramsay 19 A Rooks 17 . A. Tedesco 20 S. Alexander 19 . A.Coleman
18 Heaven C 19. W. Cove 20 M McHugh 18 . B. Cunningham 21 A. Graham 20 . D .Seneratne
19 Duel] R 20. R . Lerner 21 A Ballard (DVC) 19 . R . Rose 22 A. Baker 21 . J.Tompkin s
20 Oberei S 21 . L. Wilson 22 N Corsica 20 . D . Lowe 24 J . Treyvaud 22 . J. Peaks
21 Kinross A 22. B . Payson 23 G Brearley 21 . N . Gaud 25 N . Muhllechner 23 . T. Collett
22 Furphy D 24. A. Lom 24 R Varney 22. S . Blanco 27 S . Salt 24 . G .Coutts
23 Hillas R 25. R. Matter 27 A Dix 23. J . Russo 28 M . Haverkamp 25 . F. Pellegrin o
24 harson J VC) 26. T. Harvey 28 C Beljak 24. M . O'Donnell 29 D. D'sousa 27 . S.Savage
25 Lucas C 27 . J . Noske 29 S Train 25. J . Purton 30 B . Janson 29 . D .Bell
27 Cokalis S 28 . T. Naylor 38 A Flanagan 26. C. Andrews 37 G. Kennedy 30 . J .Strong
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28 Condron K 31 . S. Barker 44 C Clarke 28. T. Dean32 . J .Parry
29 Crawford M 33 . A. Cook 46 P Atoll 29. L. Simmons34 . S .Britt
30 Sullen M 39 . M. Ferrari 61 N Kennedy 30. C. Mahoney37 . D. Sim s
44 Lancaster M 49 . A. Perry 64 D Tompkins 31 . B . Vandenhurk44. N .Martin
53 Plain G 50 . M .Heffernan76 Matthew M 54 . M. Wilson
67 . R . Marti n75 . R . Presser
Under-19 - Section (2 BlueAJAX DE LA SALLE (Gold ) GLEN EIRA MONASH BLUES , ITOP E
Coach : Mark Zuker Coach: Greg Buntine Coach: John Howard Coach: Dennis Grace Coach : Shane O'Connor1 L Goldman 1 B Hawkins2 J Israelsohn 2 L Browne 1 S. Chapman 1 .M . Meye r3 Z Lewsk i4 A But 3 D Hyde
3 J .Rosengarten (C) 2. S . Sulliva n5 E Goldstone 4 S Meehan
4 G . Chessar 3. P. Dixon6 E Janover 5 M Miller
5 R . Buckingham4 G Allan7 S Gutman 6 A. Hickey . .
8 D Van Aken 6 D Wood 7 S. Knight 7. T. Barr9 D Miller 7 D Taylor 8 S. Thompson 8. K. Littl e10 G Bliedenit I Balbin
8 B Pinwell 9 P. Nevill 9. K. McLeo d12 J Blankfeld 9 B Nathan 10 B. Rogers 11 . B . Atherton13 J Kozminski 10 C Nailon 11 M . Vegter (VC) 12 . M. Wilson14 D Hershan15 D Finkel
11 S Alder 12 R. Shears 13 . M. Hayes16 L Fetter 12 R Burrows 13 M . Carey
14 P Rocket7 J Kagan 13 P Arbon 14 Z. Wright
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22 G Gelbart 17 B Keinhaus 20 W. Uitle 21 . D . Kelly-23 J Ber9er 18 R Quirk 22 B. Green (VC) 22. S. Barke r24 P Glezer25 B GoMbloam 19 S Allan -- - 24 T. Crave n
26 B. Jandahl24. M . Duggan
28 A Coapzr 20 J Shone 29 J Ross 26. A. Roc k27 J Lew s28 J Grvani
21 M Beynon ^1 30 J. Mellington 30. A. Pothito s
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38 R Silberman 29 G Walton 38. R. Bitne r39 G New 41 S Alexander40 E Wollner
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OAKLIEGH OLD XAVERIANS STH . MELD . ST. KEVINS O DCoach : Chris Moore Coach: ( 1) Manny NtcWosi DISTRICTS Coach : (1) Paul O'Shannassy
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2. L . Kelly 1 Carter P Coach : Darren McKillop 1 . J . Dempse y3. B. Rose
2 Quinn N 2 . T. Duggan
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31 . M . Courtney34 A . Hathaway 25 Pietryk M a e 32. J. Co x
35 M . Stevenson 26 Denton G 33 L.. MeyetMitchel l34' S
36 C. S monsY27 Glynn P28 McGrath J
.35. N. O'Hallora n36. T. Purcell
39 T. Orchard 29 Gill P 37. P. Gancy
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43 J . Reynolds 31 Fox A 40. R. Boycea46 J Gaal
32 McCarthy M 41 . B. Evns.
47 D . Banks33 Buckeridge S34 Spillane A
42. M. Stonehouse43. M. Tisohler
48JJ . Nevezie (C) 35 Bushby A44 . J. King45. N. Warts
55 S . HeS10p
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57 S . Greenway37 DeMaria J38 Walsh M
50. J. Gultrfer51 . C.O'Shaughnessy
58 A . Bye 39 Furletti D 53 . T. Simpson
63 N . Wills 40 Dale J55 . A. Marsh57 . M . Hinstey
42 Smith J 58 . A. Thompson44 Bohon M 62 . K Mcinerny49 McArdle N 65 . R . Miller55 Dinardo L 68 .J . Deacon
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Coach : John Ryan TEMPLESTOWE Coach: David Zapputa Coach: Michael Sigutas
Coach : Matt Agrotis Coach : Richard Grummett2 R . Klogeman
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6 P McNiff 2. D. Florence 31 J Bire 3 J . Kirk 5. P. Tempon e.Jenkinso n7 A
3. A. Paradise 32 J Dunne 4 R. Davidson 6. B . Christi e.9 M . Guthridge
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33 E Healy 5 B. Kean 7. B . Ryan
10 L. Mackowski.
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7, M. McGrath 35 B Dowsett 7 M . Cursio 9. A. Crame rK. darby (C)1 0
13 V. Hall 8 . R . Conti 36 J Healy 8 S. Glover .Pike11 D
14 A. Hayes 9 . M. Bickerdike 37 M Edmonds 9 T. Roach• .
G . Weickhardt1 215 S. Varone 11 . J . O'Donnell (C) 39 A Butter 10 J. McArdle .
13 . T. Proswe17 J . See 13. R Lee 40 J Harman 11 T. Dean 14 . C . Munro19 D . Sinclair 14. P Harding 41 A Mercuri 12 J . Hughes 15 . S . Jone s20 S . Collins 16. D. Charles 44 B Ashton 13 M. Kelly 16. A . Cantor21 P. Stone 18. A DeSimone
45 G Robertson 14 N . Barry 18 B . Crave n22 G . Cochrane 19 . J Hasan
46 M Ahem 15 T. James 19 B . Larrichi aPatterson23 M 20 . J Paraskeva 16 D. McLellan 23 H. Hoga n.Dew24 D
22 . M Perri 47 N Blayney17 H. Monk 25 A. Zemaki.
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27 C . Munro25 . D Stee r
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59 D. Schmidt60 N. Warne r61 T. Parkes
OLD f'ARADIANS RUPERTSWOOD THERRY PENOLA UNIVERSITYCoach: Peter Hansen Coach : Ken Balmer Coach: Tony Crotty BLACKS
Assist: Phil Ryan Coach: John Bushby
2 D Dean1 R Zahra
1 Farokli M 1 M Bellari s3 M Lyons
2 S Page2 Goodwin T 2 S Bloodworth
4 R Hall3 V Scerri
3 Reynolds L 3 D Bo~iomo5 A Dean
5 J Ramsay4 Barron B 4 J Corbett
6 A Harvey6 B Shalders
5 Kiernan M 5 C Delahunty,6 T Donavan11 S Connelly
8 K Elliot6 Mullens P
7 P Donelan14 S Fantone11 A Jamieson
7 Hermes J8 N Ebner15 L Drummond
12 M Temming8 Quinn L
9 S Flood19 A Paglia (oVC)
15 J Tellery Gleason L
10 P Fowler21 L McMahon
16 D Stafford10 Crotty J 11 J Greenwoo d
22 R Priest17 L Becker
11 McCarthy L 12 M Grigg24 G Loftus
18 L Fielding12 Senators F 13 R Hamitio n
27 D Capte 19 R Johnson13 Comb M 14 W Hann a
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16 Clifton D18 T MayatlZivkovic39 J 24 G Price
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42 N Stephens27 M Koala
19 Green A 21 R Osuliivan50 E Tenson (C)
28 P McMahon20 Capewell C 22 B Owen
56 M Spinoso 29 G Hewat21 Atkinson D 23 V Parkinson
60 D Boundy 31 M Assouad22 Goodwin D 24 S Princ e
61 C Duncan 23 Catiegari D 25 L Rawnstey
63 S Corcoran (VC) 25 Carroll A 26 J Rivett
75 S Barbaro 26 Sheppard T 27 A Ross,76 A Smith 27 Thompson T 28 S Rundle
29 M Sale77 T Crotty 34 O'Connell S 30 S Sandiford (C)
59 Robinson T 31 JP Santamaria72 Johnson S 32 R•ScadeN81 Delaney D 33 N Sharp
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Results from Tribunal Hearings - June 19,200 1
Shane Kitts, Oakleigh . Charging, 2 matches .
Brendon Rydquist, St . Johns . Striking, 2matches .
Luke Aiello, Old Paradians (Under-19) .Abusive language, 2 matches .
* Christopher Frost, Old Trinity. Striking, 2matches .
* Frank Nuredini, Williamstown (Reserves) .Striking, 2 matches.
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June 19, 200 1
Oakleigh charged with an umpire reportalleging that during the half time break oftheir match against Parkside on SaturdayJune 2nd, 2001 the umpire's escort wasverbally abused continually by officials andothers connected with the Oakleigh AmateurFootball Club . This behaviour contributed toan extremely volatile situation .
Oakleigh found guilty of conductunbecoming . Fine of $300 (minimumpenalty) .
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ELTHAM vs . BULLEEN CO BRAS
Eltham's form this season could be calledinconsistent at best, and their results are veryhard to pick. They are a much better side on theirhome soil and with Richard Bell "getting morepunches than a grandmother at a 21st birthday"they should be competitive . Bulleen on the otherhand seem to be building up to something big in2001 and are getting better every week . Given themake up of the ladder at present, Eltham couldill-afford to lose this match, however, with thelikes of McVeigh, Polites, Orwin and Reevesunstoppable at present, the Cobras should be toogood as they run out 23-point victors .
St . Mary's has the bye .
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DRAW 2001(JUNE-JULY)
This Sat: June 23 Elsternwick v Hawthorn (D3)This Sun: June 24 Old Trinity v Old Scotch
Next Sat : June 30 Ormond v Old Paradians
Next Sun : July 1%o matches v De La Sall eJuly 8 Old Brighton v University Blue sJuly 14July 7July 15July 21July 22
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WiA _ ~~ 1 ~ js _► ~ LISTS 200 1
Dl RESERVE P W L D For Agst % PtsUNIVERSITY BLACKS 8 8 0 0 714 239 298 .74 32OLD CAMBERWELL 8 8 0 0 784 369 212 .47 32IVANHOE ASSUMPTIONS 5 3 0 609 462 131.82 20
BANYULE 8 5 3 0 418 368 113.59 20OLD GEELONG 8 4 4 0 515 545 94.50 16
ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 8 3 5 0 470 505 93.07 12YARRA VALLEY O B 8 3 5 0 374 513 72.90 12
MONF3SH BLUES 8 2 6 0 461 586 78.67 8AQUINAS 0 C 8 2 6 0 459 620 74.03 8OLD CAREY 8 0 8 0 230 862 26.68 0
D2 RESERVE PPARISSIDE 8
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 8SALESIAN 0 C 8
POWER HOUSE 8WEST BRUNSWICK 8
KEW 8LA TROBE UNl 8OAKLEIGH AFC 8
MENTONE AMATEURS 811~NINSULAOB 8
W L D For Agst % Pts
8 0 0 634 241 263.07 327 1 0 646 338 191 .12 286 2 0 498 338 147.34 24
4 4 0 429 402 106.72 164 4 0 382 490 77.96 16
3 5 0 427 470 90.85 123 5 0 453 534 84.83 123 5 0 216 396 54.55 12
1 7 0 366 658 55.62 41 7 0 205 571 35.90 4
D3 RESERVE P W L D For tigst % PtsFITZROY REDS 8 8 0 0 778 286 272.03 32
ST JOHNS O C 8 8 0 0 646 338 191 .12 32ELSTERNWICK 8 4 4 0 547 438 124.89 16UHSOB 8 4 4 0 434 423 102.60 16SOUTH MELB DIST. 8 4 4 0 463 452 102.43 16MONASH GRYPHONS 8 3 5 0 441 470 93 .83 12BENTLEIGH AFC 8 3 5 0 545 606 89 .93 12HAWTHORN AMATEURS8 3 5 0 446 534 83 .52 12RICHMOND CENIRAL 8 3 5 0 365 767 47 .59 12ALBERT PARK 8 0 8 0 335 722 46 .40 0
D4 RESERVE P W L D For Agst % PtsSYNDAL TALLY-HO 8 8 0 0 669 177 377.97 32ST MARYS 8 6 2 0 703 388 181.19 24WERRIBEE AMATEURS8 6 2 0 517 428 120 .79 24S4YINBURNE UNI 8 5 3 0 556 361 154 .02 20NORTH BRUNSWICK 8 5 3 0 515 494 104 .25 20BULLEEN COBRAS 8 4 4 0 424 503 84 .29 16
RUPERTSWOOD 8 4 4 0 395 495 79 .80 16NIT LILYDALE 8 4 4 0 343 606 56 .60 16OLD WESTBOURNE 8 3 5 0 375 439 85 .42 12
ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 8 2 6 0 401 679 59 .06 8ELEY PARK AFC *Rd 7 8 1 7 0 279 769 36 .28 4'Ineligible player
CLUB 18 (1) P W L D For Agst % PtsSr EEVIPIS 8 7 1 0 628 341 184 .16 28DE LA SALLE 8 7 1 0 595 394 151.02 28OLD MELBURNIANS 8 6 2 0 521 319 163.32 24OLD XAVERIANS 8 5 3 0 656 258 254.26 20OLD SCOTCH 8 5 3 0 514 371 138.54 20
PRAHRAN AFC 8 3 5 0 504 441 114.29 1 2
aiNSWICKAFC 8 3 5 0 305 668 45.66 12.~'. 7 E1 OD O C 8 2 6 0 271 507 53.45 8
!1-ERRY PENOLA OB 8 1 7 0 316 596 53,02 4,aI,D BRIGHTON 8 0 8 0 161 823 19.56 0
CLUB 18 (2) P W L D For Agst % PtsOLD IVANHOE 8 8 0 0 596 304 196.05 32COLLEGIANS 8 6 2 0 509 210 242.38 24MONASH BLUES 8 6 2 0 378 273 138.46 24UNIVERSITY BLACKS 8 5 3 0 322 346 93.06 20
OLD ESSENDON GR 8 3 5 0 407 422 96.45 12OLD TRINITY 8 3 5 0 357 378 94.44 12ST LEOS EbIIvIAUS 8 3 5 0 311 392 79.34 12MARCELLIN 8 3 5 0 200 373 53.62 12OLD GEELONG 8 2 6 0 351 545 64.40 8WHITEFRIAR.S 8 0 8 0 258 743 34.72 0
UNDER-19 SECTION 1 P W L D For Agst % PtsOLD XAVERIANS 8 7 1 0 961 442 217.42 28ST BERNARDS 8 7 1 0 1011 483 209.32 28ST KEVINS 8 6 2 0 813 447 181.88 24OLD SCOTCH 8 6 2 0 867 497 174.45 24OLD BRIGHTON 8 6 2 0 745 438 170.09 24DE LA SALLE 8 6 2 0 857 513 167.06 24UNIVERSITY BLUES 8 4 4 0 550 594 92.59 16OLD MELBURNIANS 8 3 5 0 518 617 83 .95 12MARCELLIN 8 2 6 0 537 1024 52.44 8
BEAUMARIS AFC 8 1 7 0 341 783 43 .55 4COLLEGIANS 8 0 8 0 430 975 44 .10 0MAZENOD O C 8 0 8 0 201 1018 19 .74 0
UNDER- 19 SECTION 2 P W L D For Aget % PtsOLD IVANHOE 8 7 1 0 730 473 154 .33 28WERRIBEE AMATEURSB 6 2 0 793 455 174 .29 24OLD TRINITY 8 5 3 0 617 432 142 .82 20
CAULFIELD GR 8 5 3 0 487 378 128 .84 20OLD ESSENDON GR 8 5 3 0 746 626 119 .17 20ORMOND 8 5 3 0 743 716 103.77 20
YARRA VALLEY O B 8 4 4 0 656 744 88 .17 16HAMPTON ROVERS 8 4 4 0 577 661 87 .29 16OLD HAILEYBURY 8 3 5 0 570 691 82 .49 12ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 8 3 5 0 492 844 58 .29 12WHITEFR[ARS 8 1 7 0 466 857 54 .38 4
UNDER- 19 (2) BLUE P WMENTONE AMATEURS 8 8AJAX 8 7SOUTH MELB DIST. 8 6OLD XAVERIANS (2) 8 6MONASH BLUES 8 4
ST KEVINS (2) 8 3DE LA SALLE (2) 8 3OAKLEIGH 8 3
MHSOB 8 0GLEN EIRA AFC 8 0
L D For Agst % Pts
0 01130 343 329 .45 32
1 0 978 410 238 .54 28
2 0 954 433 220 .32 24
2 0 887 486 182 .51 24
4 0 815 626 130 .19 16
5 0 526 690 76 .23 12
5 0 588 807 72 .86 12
5 0 619 1095 56 .53 12
8 0 454 1030 44 .08 0
8 0 352 1400 25 .14 0
UNDER-19 (2) RED P W L D For Agst % PksOLD CAMBERWELL 8 7 1 0 823 320 257.19 28THERRY PENOLA OB 8 7 1 0 789 336 234.82 28RUPERTSWOOD 8 5 2 1 898 345 260.29 22OLD PARADIANS 8 5 2 1 713 509 140.08 22UNIVERSITY BLACKS 8 5 3 0 698 399 174.94 20NORTH OLD BOYS 8 5 3 0 590 461 127.98 20BULLEEN TEMP 8 3 5 0 310 768 40.36 12IVANHOE FITZROY 8 1 7 0 293 1072 27.33 4AQUINAS 0 C 8 1 7 0 185 1141 16.21 4
A SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts
MHSOB 8 6 1 1 757 679 111.49 26
ST BERNARDS 8 5 2 1 840 728 115 .38 22
MARCELLIN 8 5 3 0 763 573 133 .16 20
OLD SCOTCH 8 5 3 0 721 664 108 .58 20
OLD XAVERIANS 8 4 4 0 667 630 105 .87 16
ST KEVINS 8 4 4 0 665 660 100.76 16
OLD TRINITY 8 3 5 0 568 607 93.57 12
MAZENOD 0 C 8 2 5 1 719 844 85.19 10
UNIVERSITY BLUES 8 2 5 I 620 849 73.03 10
OLD BRIGHTON 8 1 5 2 619 759 81 .55 8
B SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts
OLD IVANHOE 8 7 1 0 831 396 209.85 28
DE LA SALLE 8 6 2 0 890 602 147.84 24
OLD PARADIANS 8 5 3 0 611 537 113 .78 20
OLD HAILEYBURY 8 5 3 0 690 629 109 .70 20
NORTH OLD BOYS 8 4 4 0 656 722 90 .86 16
OLD MELBURNIANS 8 4 4 0 500 557 89 .77 16
ORMOND 8 3 5 0 664 761 87.25 12
THERRY PENOLA OB 8 3 5 0 588 730 80 .55 12
BEAUMARIS AFC 8 2 6 0 533 866 61 .55 8
WHITEFRIARS 8 I 7 0 632 795 79.50 4
C SECTION P W L D For Agst % Pts
OLD ESSENDON GR 8 7 1 0 873 524 166.60 28
HAMPTON ROVERS 8 7 1 0 822 654 125.69 28COLLEGIANS 8 6 2 0 745 518 143 .82 24
GLEN ED2A AFC 8 5 3 0 698 687 101 .60 20
ST BEDES MENT TIG 8 4 4 0 784 762 102 .89 16
CAULFIELD GR 8 3 5 0 751 673 111 .59 12
PRAHRAN AFC 8 3 5 0 649 680 95 .44 12
OLD MENTONIANS 8 3 5 0 722 788 91 .62 12AJAX 8 1 7 0 574 843 68,09 4
BULLEEN TEMP 8 1 7 0 601 1090 55.14 4
Dl SECTION P W L D For Agst % PtsBANYULE 8 8 0 01028 535 192.15 32
NANHOE ASSUMPTIONS 6 2 0 813 593 137.10 24
OLD CAMBERWELL 8 6 2 0 814 608 133 .88 24
UNIVERSITY BLACKS 8 6 2 0 778 708 109 .89 24
ST LEOS EMMAUS WP 8 5 3 0 828 712 116 .29 20
AgUIN43 0 C 8 3 5 0 879 906 97 .02 12
OLD GEELONG 8 3 5 0 703 893 78 .72 12
YARRA VALLEY O B 8 2 6 0 590 820 71 .95 8
OLD CAREY 8 1 7 0 640 897 71 .35 4
MONASH BLUES 8 0 8 0 586 987 59.37 0
D2 SECTION P W L D For Agst % PtsMENTONE AMATEURS 8 8 0 0 1073 539 199 .07 32
SALESIAN 0 C 8 7 1 0 821 562 146.09 28
WILLIAMSTOWN CYMS 8 6 2 0 896 605 148.10 24PARHSIDE 8 6 2 0 861 637 135.16 24
LA TROBE UNI 8 3 5 0 634 715 88 .67 12
KEW 8 3 5 0 541 725 74.62 12
PENINSULA 0 B 8 3 5 0 583 903 64 .56 12
OAKLEIGH AFC 8 2 6 0 717 841 85.26 8
WEST BRUNSWICK 8 2 6 0 595 743 80 .08 8
POWER HOUSE 8 0 8 0 427 878 48 .63 0
LISTS 2001
D3 SECTION P W L D - For Agst % Pis
FTTZROY REDS 8 8 0 0 1041 296 351.69 32
BENTLEIGH AFC 8 7 1 0 987 566 174.38 28
ST JOHNS 0C 8 7 1 01098 671 163.64 28
HAWTHORN AMATEURS8 4 4 0 804 875 91.89 16
MONASH GRYPHONS 8 3 5 0 729 823 88 .58 12
SOUTH MELB DIST . 8 3 5 0 683 778 87 .79 12
ELSTERNWICK 8 3 5 0 614 778 78 .92 12
RICHMOND CENTRAL 8 3 5 0 627 880 71 .25 12
ALBERT PARK 8 I 7 0 595 1002 59 .38 4
U H S O B 8 1 7 0 479 988 48 .48 4
D4 SECTION PSYNDAL TALLY-HO 8BULLEEN COBRAS 8ELTHAM COLLEGIANS 8
SWINBURNE UNI 8
MT LILYDALE 8RUPERTSWOOD 8WERRIBEE AMATEURS 8
NORTH BRUNSWICK 8ST MARYS 8OLD WESTBOURNE 8
ELEY PARK AFC 8
W L D For Agst % Pts
8 0 0 877 481 182 .33 32
7 1 0 975 449 217.15 28
5 3 0 725 637 113.81 205 3 0 610 543 112.34 20
4 4 0 566 559 101 .25 16
4 4 0 536 562 95.37 16
4 4 0 509 658 77.36 16
4 4 0 576 756 76 .19 163 5 0 760 789 96 .32 12
3 5 0 442 508 87 .01 12
1 7 0 352 1058 33 .27 4
A RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts
OLD XAVERIANS 8 8 0 0 748 392 190 .82 32
OLD SCOTCH 8 7 1 0 691 436 158.49 28
MARCELLIN 8 6 2 0 581 421 138.00 24
UNIVERSITY BLUES 8 5 3 0 592 447 132.44 20
ST BERNARDS 8 5 3 0 535 481 111 .23 20
ST KEVINS 8 3 5 0 479 608 78.78 12
OLD TRINITY 8 2 6 0 445 540 82.41 8
OLD BRIGHTON 8 2 6 0 395 487 81 .11 8
MAZENOD O C 8 2 6 0 401 670 59 .85 8
MHSOB 8 0 8 0 395 780 50.64 0
B RESERVE P W L D For Agst % Pts
ORMOND 8 7 1 0 789 389 202 .83 28
OLD HAILEYBURY 8 7 1 0 740 420 176.19 28
OLD PARADIANS 8 6 2 0 695 482 144.19 24
OLD MELBURNIANS 8 5 3 0 552 471 117.20 20
THERRY PENOLA OB 8 4 4 0 592 480 123 .33 16
DE LA SALLE 8 4 4 0 537 500 107.40 16
NORTH OLD BOYS 8 3 5 0 419 595 70.42 12
WHITEFRIARS 8 2 6 0 429 621 69 .08 8
OLD IVANHOE 8 1 7 0 321 629 51 .03 4
BEAUMARIS AFC 8 1 7 0 327 841 38 .88 4
C RESERVE P W L - D For Agst % Pts
HAMPTON ROVERS 8 8 0 0 775 407 190 .42 32
OLD ESSENDON GR 8 6 2 0 722 359 201 .11 24
CAULFIELD GR 8 6 2 0 681 398 171 .11 24
COLLEGIANS 8 5 3 0 702 383 183.29 20
PRAI-IRAN AFC 8 4 4 0 501 375 133.60 16
AJAX 8 4 4 0 329 451 72.95 16
OLD MENTONIANS 8 3 5 0 534 621 85.99 12
ST BEDES MENT TIG 8 2 6 0 425 485 87.63 8
BULLEEN TENIP `Rd 7 8 2 6 0 257 901 28 .52 8
GLEN EIRA AFC 8 0 8 0 261 928 28 .13 0
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