AFL South East Annual Report 2018 by AFL South East

2018 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS Page 03 - Contents Page Page 06 - AFL South East RGM Report Page 10 - 2019 AFL South East Administration Team Page 11 - On Line Media Report Page 12 - Commercial Report Page 14 - Football Development Managerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Report Page 16 - Peninsula Leagues Manager Report Page 18 - MPNFL Page 19 - MPNFL Life Members Page 20 - Operations Report - Football Page 22 - Operations Report - Netball Page 24 - AFL Victoria Community Championships Report Page 28 - Finals Results Page 32 - Ladders Page 36 - League Awards Page 40 - FDJFL Page 42 - Operations Report Page 44 - Development Program Report Page 46 - Finals Results Page 48 - Ladders Page 50 - League Awards Page 52 - SEFNL Page 54 - League Commissioner Report Page 56 - Operations Report - Football Page 58 - Operations Report - Netball Page 59 - Netball Representative Program Report Page 60 - AFL Victoria Community Championships Report Page 63 - Finals Results Page 66 - Ladders Page 70 - League Awards Page 72 - SEJ Page 74 - Operations Report Page 76 - Development Program Report Page 78 - Finals Results Page 82 - Ladders Page 84 - League Awards Page 86 - SEWF Page 87 - SEWF Interleague Report Page 88 - Operations Report Page 90 - Finals Results Page 91 - Ladders Page 92 - League Awards Page 94 - Umpiring

AFL SOUTH EAST COMMISSION Roger Hampson - Chairman

Molina Asthana

Doug Bailey - SEJ Commissioner

Fraser Bayne - FDJFL Commissioner

Ryan Ford - SEFNL Commissioner

Scott Grimster

Russell Jacgung

Anita Jonceski

Paul Theobald

Ted Turner

Peter Wakeling - MPNFL Commissioner

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REGION GENERAL MANAGER REPORT - John Anderson Once again, it has been a very busy and rewarding year for leagues and participants in the AFL South East region in 2018. In governing and administering two senior leagues (MPNFL and SEFNL) and two junior leagues (FDJFL and SEJ) in 2018, AFLSE oversaw the registration of 13,181 male football participants, 2,866 female football participants, 2,230 netballers and 601 umpires. That’s a total of 18,337 active participants for the season. The 18,337 active participants figure doesn’t include the thousands of officials and volunteers who perform countless roles around football and netball clubs Commission Changes

Chisholm Division One: Seniors: Pines Reserves: Mt Eliza U19: Mt Eliza Bendigo Bank Division Two: Seniors: Dromana Reserves: Karingal U19: Karingal In the netball, congratulations to the following clubs: Chisholm Division One A Grade: Edithvale Aspendale B Grade: Edithvale Aspendale C Grade: Frankston YCW D Grade: Edithvale Aspendale

The current list of Commissioners can be viewed at the front of this annual report. There were two changes from the previous year, with Peter Wakeling being elected as the MPNFL Commissioner to replace Bryan Payne in that position, while Fraser Bayne was elected to fill the vacancy of Bendigo Bank Division Two FDJFL Commission representative. A Grade: Karingal B Grade: Somerville I would like to thank Chairman Roger Hampson and the rest of the C Grade: Karingal Commission for their support of management and their voluntary D Grade: Somerville contribution to the region, in spending many hours attending industry U17: Pearcedale meetings, functions, matches and events. The divisional structure in the MPNFL proved to be a successful change, if AFLSE Finances crowds, social media and evenness of the competitions is any indicator. The finances of AFLSE and the respective Leagues has been a focus of the Commission for the last couple of years.

Langwarrin, Karingal and Chelsea had all been in the lower half of the ladder in recent times, however each of them managed to play finals in 2018. Tyabb had only won five games in the last six years yet managed to win six games in 2018 and hopefully they grow from there.

This annual report does not contain the financial statements; however, each League will be preparing financial statements to be audited and presented at the AGM’s. It is pleasing to be able to advise that the MPNFL, Late in the year, in Chisholm Division One, Rosebud played Seaford with FDJFL, SEJ and AFLSE will all record strong surpluses for the financial the loser facing demotion at season end. Rosebud overcame Seaford by year. one point to remain in the top level. At the top of the ladder Frankston YCW was eliminated from the finals in the first week having won seven of the last This is a very important outcome for the sustainability of the Leagues. To eight premierships. operate in a surplus allows us to invest in the future of the competition and importantly assist in the ongoing viability of the Clubs. The finals series proved very successful, particularly with the combination of netball and football at several venues. The events at Somerville, Senior Football and Netball Leagues in 2018 Mornington and Hastings were great examples of the attraction of community sport. i) MPNFL The final act of the season, the Chisholm Division One Grand Final was This season saw a change of structure with a two-division model, rather a fitting end to the season. The build up to the game, particularly through than the previous standalone Peninsula and Nepean Leagues. In 2018 we social media was significant and the game between Sorrento and Pines had the Chisholm Division One and the Bendigo Bank Division Two. didn’t disappoint. At the final siren scores were level. A point kicked after the siren, kicked by Pines’ Aaron Ludewig gave Pines their first premiership Congratulations go to the clubs which won football premierships in 2018, since 1994. being: I mentioned crowds earlier. The MPNFL overall finals gate takings was $275,000 this season, up 30% on the previous season which was a great result for the League.

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REGION GENERAL MANAGERâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S REPORT

ii) SEFNL The SEFNL competition was reduced to eight teams in 2018 following the withdrawal of Hampton Park. Narre Warren occupied top spot for much of the season, however a fast finishing Berwick was too good in the grand final. Congratulations to the SEFNL Premiers: Football: Seniors: Reserves: U19:

Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield

Netball: A Grade: B Grade: C Grade: D Grade: 17U Red: 17U White: 15U Red: 15U White: 13U Red: 13U White:

Tooradin/Dalmore Narre Warren Beaconsfield Doveton Berwick Beaconsfield ROC Cranbourne Pakenham Beaconsfield

After an unsuccessful attempt to create a regional divisional competition, 2018 became the final year of the SEFNL competition. In my opinion a three-divisional MPNFL competition involving the 22 MPNFL clubs and the eight SEFNL Clubs would become one of the best Leagues in the State. That view was shared by the Commission, however, under the existing MPNFL Rules, the Clubs have the power to stop clubs being admitted to the MPNFL. For a change in structure to the MPNFL competition 75 percent of Clubs need to vote in favour, which wasnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t achieved. So, as obvious as it is that the divisional competition would have been in the best interests of football in the region, enough clubs voted against the motion to stop it from occurring. As a result, AFLSE set about assisting the SEFNL in finding a home in a suitable divisional competition. It was agreed that SEFNL could not continue in its current form. In recent times Keysborough and Hampton Park had left SEFNL for their ongoing survival. Thanks to the vision of the AFL Yarra Ranges Commission we have been able to work through a solution for the SEFNL Clubs whereby a majority of them will move to a newly formed AFL Outer East divisional competition in 2019. Junior Leagues in 2017 AFL South East is proud of the development of young footballers in managing the South East Juniors (SEJ) and the Frankston District Junior Football League (FDJFL). During 2018, 441 teams were registered to play in both Leagues across the AFL South East region. 7,922 young footballers were registered to play in

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REGION GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT AFL South East managed competitions.

Across the State, an average of 1800 umpires leave the game each season and that number is increasing. Sadly, 49 percent of that number are In SEJ, 13 different clubs won premierships across the age groups which is first year umpires. Both of those stats are too high. There will be a number very satisfying. Only three clubs had multiple premiership teams and each of reasons why, but abuse is a significant factor based on feedback. of the Local Government Authorities across the region had a premiership team within their boundary. So it was a good spread of success across the Media Partners league. A special thanks to Glenn Carter and his staff at GameFace. GameFace Mt Eliza and Langwarrin proved themselves the most successful clubs is an authorised partner of AFLSE and does a terrific job in spreading the in the FDJFL, with Mt Eliza winning six and Langwarrin premierships message about community football in the region (both senior and junior), respectively. Edithvale-Aspendale and Seaford won two, while Carrum primarily through the social media channels. Patterson Lakes, Devon Meadows and Frankston Dolphins also tasted success on grand final day. Similarly, 3RPP have continued their support for the MPNFL via their local radio coverage. With the tragic passing of Andrew “Toe Punt” Kelly, the Female Participation station has continued its excellent coverage on match day. AFL South East continues to oversee the administration of three divisions of women’s football under the banner of South East Women’s Football (SEWF). The SEWF comprised a total of 28 teams with a total of 996 registered players. Congratulations to the premiers in each division: MRC Division 1 – Eastern Devils MRC Division 2 – Bass Coast MRC Division 3 – Pearcedale

Casey Radio has also done a wonderful job of promoting the SEFNL competition over the years. We thank the station for their ongoing support and wish them well with their future endeavours.

Grand final day at Beaconsfield saw a big crowd in attendance. Early in the day, I did feel for the Hastings girls in Division Three. They had been undefeated all year and played Pearcedale in the grand final, who were five and a half games behind them at season end. As sometimes happens, that counts for nothing on grand final day, and so it was that Pearcedale beat Hastings by a couple of points.

I would like to thank the following people:

Across the two junior leagues there were a further 1273 girls registered, only a slight increase on the previous year. Umpiring This was the first year of an MOU between the SUA and AFL South East in working towards a united regional umpiring structure. As a result, AFLSE was able to appoint a fulltime Umpiring Director in Carl Fletcher.

Also, to local media outlets, including The Leader and Pakenham Gazette, we thank you for your ongoing support of the game. Appreciation

1 Members of the AFL South East Commission, who are all volunteers, for their expertise and guidance 2 Management and staff of AFL South East, for their commitment and working excessive hours to ensure competitions operate smoothly 3 Presidents, Secretaries and all volunteers of affiliated clubs who put in enormous time to administer their clubs 4 Staff at AFL Victoria for their support and advice 5 AFL South East partners and sponsors for their support of community football.

AFLSE appreciates the co-operation that has existed between the SUA John Anderson and AFLSE and we look forward to a continued pathway to recruit and AFL South East train umpires into the future. As I attend games I am always interested in Region General Manager the reaction of supporters to umpire’s decisions. As a neutral observer I think they do a very good job, but it is amazing how the team bias affects a supporter’s interpretation. My major concern is with the reaction toward umpires at junior level. This is the breeding ground for future senior footballers, but also for future senior umpires. Officials and supporter’s behaviour toward umpires is not as good as it should be. I encourage clubs to take a lead role in educating players, officials and parents to respect the umpire’s decision. Yes, they will make a mistake, just like players do. If that happens, move on. We lose too many umpires for my liking as a result of the abuse directed toward them from over the fence or from coaching panels. Some clubs do a great job in trying to change behaviour towards umpires, however there are still some pockets where more education is required and this needs to be a continued focus for the leagues and the clubs.

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ADMINISTRATION TEAM 2018 REGION GENERAL MANAGER John Anderson

LEAGUES MANAGER MPNFL & FDJFL Shaun Connell

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Haydn Parsons

ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT Byron Smith

NETBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Sam Downie

WOMENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S OPERATIONS MANAGER Rod Hamilton

FINANCE MANAGER Therese Trezise

FDJFL OPERATIONS MANAGER Pauline Pawsey

SEJ OPERATIONS MANAGER Nicole Edney

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - PENINSULA Cam Roberts

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER -FRANKSTON CASEY Dean Rice

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGER - CASEY CARDINIA Stuart Clark

COMMERCIAL MANAGER Wes Garth

REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING Carl Fletcher

UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT Leigh Buwalda

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER David Nagel

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CASEY FIELDS OFFICE Casey Fields, 160 Berwick-Cranbourne Road Cranbourne East VIC 3977 SEFNL: 03 5995 5060 SEJ: 03 5995 0555 FRANKSTON PARK OFFICE Frankston Park, Young Street Frankston VIC 3199 MPNFL & FDJFL: 03 8781 1300

ONLINE MEDIA REPORT

VIEWS

#107,171

*296,305

#75,009

UNIQUE VIEWS

#88,122

*220,234

#58,056

*1,854,631

*2,595,675

4,739

976

465

765

*585,637

WEBSITE VIEWS - REGION TOTAL: *Sportstg Site Statistics, #Google Analytics

1,407

5,650

2,438

3,944

FACEBOOK LIKES - REGION TOTAL: 19,154

1,181

1,817

252

539

TWITTER FOLLOWERS - REGION TOTAL: 4309

437

659

INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS - REGION TOTAL: 1936

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COMMERCIAL REPORT - Wes Garth 2018 AFL South East - How Good Is Everything !

For 2018, AFL South East say a big thank you to all our partners.

Apparel Preferred Suppliers - Buffalo Sports - Grashan Sportswear - Image Corporate & Sporting Apparel - LoCo Sportswear On top of this was the significant growth in both of our junior football - Sherwood Sportswear leagues of SEJ and FDJFL combined with the second season of our senior - TLA Women’s football competition SEWF. Health & Medical Partners - Core Podiatry 2018 saw the introduction of Steller as the AFL South East’s major naming - Colbrow Medics rights partner in the first year of a five-year agreement. - Elastoplast - Medical Edge Validation of the move to divisional football in the MPNFL saw our Partners’ - MP Sports Physicians exposure and fan engagement rewarded with record breaking finals - Peninsula Sports Medicine Group crowds, participation and viewership. - Physioworks - Peninsula Health Each week of the MPNFL delivered close pulsating finishes in both football - P3 Sports and netball with the Division 1 Football Grand Final, in front of an 8,000 - Valley Private Hospital strong crowd, being hailed as the greatest in the 110-year history with the - Walk on Podiatry Footballs final margin a single point. - Sherrin - Ross Faulkner League Partners Trophies - Advance Trophies AFL South East partners played an active role during the final series and - Garrleigh Trophies awards nights presenting medals and trophies. Partners - AJ Recruitment We salute our league naming rights partners in 2018; - Coca Cola - Cleanaway MPNFL Division 1 Chisholm - GameFace MPNFL Division 2 Bendigo Bank - Heatstrip FDJFL Bank of Queensland - Ivan’s Pies SEJ Totally Workwear / Melbourne FC - McDonalds SEWF Chisholm / Mornington Racecourse - Primco Testing SEFNL Berwick Motor Group - Red Onion - SEN 1116 Digital Exposure - SEDA - Sporting Fine Art 2018 saw a stronger emphasis in delivering online interaction between our - Sportlines - St Kilda FC partners and the football/netball audience. - United Petroleum

In a ground breaking year for AFL South East, 2018 saw us say hello to MPNFL Divisions 1 and 2 football and netball, whilst saying goodbye to SEFNL.

This included ground breaking digital records for senior and junior football interleague matches and for FDJFL and SEJ finals series showcasing our major partners offers at www.aflserecord.com.au Additionally, our partners logos, websites and offers were viewed and accessed via AFL South East’s digital portals including; - Social Media posts - EDM’s direct to the AFLSE member databases - AFLSE and League websites

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MRC Foundation: Club Support – Community Program SALT (Sport and Life Training) - SCA (Sports Chaplaincy Australia) The SALT and SCA programs are fully funded by the Mornington Racecourse Foundation which provide necessary support directly to our MPNFL football/netball players and coaches. SALT is a pro-active group facilitation session that covers off-field aspects and in 2018 delivered programs based on mental health and wellbeing. SCA is a 12-month subscription allocated to all MPNFL clubs that provides a response chaplaincy support to players, coaches and individuals where a tragic or difficult situation occurs.

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS’ Cam Roberts, Dean Rice and Stuart Clark It was again a year of change within the South East commission from an AFL Victoria Football Development Manager (FDM) point of view starting with a change to the roles of our staff. AFL Victoria (AFL South East) welcomed Dean Rice to the Frankston/ Casey part of the region in November 2018 after transferring from AFL Yarra Ranges, whilst Stuart Clark joined in early 2018 with the CaseyCardinia portfolio. This provided roughly a one third split of the South East’s region clubs, Auskick and schools, with Cam Roberts portfolio reducing to primarily the Mornington Peninsula zone. Another significant change early in 2018 was to the National AFL Auskick program which was provided some long overdue additional funding to support the region’s 61 centres.

female coaches. AFL South East continues to lead the way in the state with the Coach Support and Mentor program continuing in to its second year. With a heavy focus on providing support to the local senior coaches, program manager Brent Clinnick worked closely with the FDM’s to deliver peer-to-peer personal development sessions with guest speakers including Chris Connolly and Adam Kingsley. The program also provided some new support for the first time for Under 19 coaches, whilst the junior component will be further expanded upon in 2019 with additional mentor resources planned in conjunction with the junior leagues and Next Generation Academies. The South East region has one of the largest and most diverse schooling communities within the Victorian football structure with over 200 schools.

This primarily came in the way of additional equipment for centres and the role out of new Auskick Champion staff who were financially reimbursed for The challenge for FDM’s is significant with the Casey/Cardinia part of their involvement, attendance and supporting of approximately six to eight the region in particular constantly evolving with new schools starting up centres each. throughout the year. This commitment by AFL Auskick worked well with the region’s centres receiving significantly more support than previously with the new Auskick 2.0 content being coached throughout the centres. AFL Victoria FDM’s will continue to review and refine the Auskick programs with a view to providing an even greater quality product for 2019. Participation numbers for the South East region grew marginally in 2018 with Casey/Cardinia providing some strong growth through a number of centres. This is a strong result for the region with the program now focussed on four to eight year olds as the trend towards participants joining Under 8 and 9 junior competitions continues. Also in early 2018 there was the launch of the new Coach.AFL platform to streamline coaching accreditation and training across the nation. Whilst the new database and software was not launched until just prior to the senior and junior seasons, making things a little difficult, there is no doubt that the platform will provide ease of learning for existing and new coaches within our South East region. Next year should see the further advancement of access to Coach.AFL and further developed coaching workshops targeted at junior, youth, senior and

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The Southern and Frankston schools are more traditional with AFL

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS’ Cam Roberts, Dean Rice, Stuart Clark programs firmly entrenched within the sporting calendars, however the explosion of girls school competitions has continued to add to the participation numbers. The schools landscape has also changed over the past couple of years with our partner AFL clubs, Melbourne FC and St Kilda FC, delivering more and more programs within the schools as they continue to hunt for talented players and provide community benefit. AFL Victoria works hand in hand with the AFL clubs to maximise this exposure and this resulted in some fantastic events in 2018, including NGA Gala Days, AFL 9’s, Community Camps, Country school visits and further support at school-run lightning premiership carnivals. SEDA students also played a pivotal role in promoting AFL in schools through four-week skills programs and umpiring school district days. Many students also contributed significant volunteer hours to AFL club events outside of classroom hours. AFL South East is blessed with a number of talented junior players coming through the ranks within both boys and girls programs. The region delivered another strong junior interleague carnival in June this year supported by region sponsor SEDA, with over 700 talented young players competing for the junior leagues – South East Juniors, Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League and the Frankston and District Junior Football League. A number of these athletes were also involved in the Next Generation Academies in 2018 along with 100 players representing the region as Southern Stingrays Under 15 Boys or Under 16 Girls at the September V/ Line Carnival held in Gippsland. A thank you to all the region’s partners who help deliver the AFL Victoria programs in the South East including Dandenong Stingrays, Melbourne FC, St Kilda FC, SEDA, Steller and School Sport Victoria.

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LEAGUES MANAGER - FDJFL/MPNFL/UMPIRING

REPORT - Shaun Connell The year commenced with an expanded operational team through the addition of two umpiring resources and a dedicated regional netball resource.

MPJFL in 2018 due to the FDJFL not having enough teams to run a standalone competition.

Along with the development of the umpiring plan and with the ongoing support of the SUA, the AFLSE region will have one of the most dynamic and richest umpiring regions in the state.

I want to thank all the club volunteers who give up their time to be involved in this process.

Female teams in the FDJFL teams grew by 17%, while teams grew 10.3% Despite some of the ongoing challenges, the operational team continues to the highest growth by any of the three junior leagues in the region. deliver strong leadership and administrative support across the region. The continued roll out of the AFL Junior Match Policy, review of By-Laws One of the significant achievements this year has been the establishment and behaviour of club officials and parents will be a significant focus in the of the Regional Umpiring Department and appointments of the Regional off-season. Director of Umpires and Umpire Development Coordinator, Carl Fletcher and Leigh Buwalda. The appointments of the League Commissioners Fraser Bayne and Peter Wakeling at both the FDJFL and MPNFL provided a strong positive conduit These appointments were part of a collaborative strategic approach between the clubs and the AFLSE Commission. Both commissioners have between the Commission and Umpire Association which aimed to provide proved terrific support to not only the clubs but to AFLSE staff. full-time resources on the management and development of umpires across the region. The structured presidents and operational meetings at both junior and senior football have created a positive and productive meeting The structure had an immediate impact, with a focus on junior umpire environment. The establishment of key sub-committees provides an coaching and development which saw much improved servicing at both the excellent opportunity for further collaboration of ideas and oversight on FDJFL and MPJFL. essential strategic matters.

As detailed in the MPNFL Operations report, divisional football has had a positive impact on the competitiveness of the senior football competition along with the player points and salary cap programs. We saw an incredibly competitive home and away season which led into one of the most successful MPNFL finals series seen for many years. The planning by AFLSE staff was of the highest quality with all finals running without major incident. The second year of the PPS and salary cap saw a much-improved administration by the clubs, resulting in fewer headaches for both leagues and clubs.

• MPNFL Finance Audit Committee • MPNFL Strategic Planning Working Party • FDJFL Top-Age Football Working Party It is terrific to see the continued investment at all levels of goverment and the AFL in the funding of local football and netball facilities. Over the past 12 months we have seen the completion of multi-purpose facilities at Karingal and Carrum Downs as well as netball court installations at Bonbeach, Chelsea and Mt Eliza. LED lights were also installed at Kananook improving the training conditions at the main umpire training base. We do look forward to projects due to be completed in early 2019 including the Rosebud FNC pavilion, netball courts at Edithvale-Aspendale, Rosebud and Rye.

Top-age junior football is an immediate critical strategic focus for AFLSE. In addition to developing a regional competition for high-age junior football, a In addition to the support from AFL and AFL Vic, we would like to thank review of MOU’s between senior and junior clubs is underway along with a the councillors and staff of Frankston City Council, City of Kingston, discussion to review the current interchange agreements. Mornington Shire for their support to community sport. We would also like to acknowledge the ongoing support of our local Federal and State Sam Downie joined the AFLSE Operations team earlier this year in the role members of Parliament. of Netball Operations Manager overseeing 30 clubs and 163 teams across SEFNL and the MPNFL. I thank the AFLSE Regional Tribunal for volunteering their time to sit almost every week of the year. I appreciate the ongoing support of the AFLSE. The return of a dedicated netball resource was well received. Sam will now focus on building the capacity of clubs to fill all grades of netball along with I wish to acknowledge AFLSE Management, Staff and AFL Vic developing rules and policies to manage the impact of VNL players and Development Managers for their incredible unwavering dedication in player payments in the competition. supporting community football. Junior football teams within the Frankston and District Junior Football League (FDJFL) grew by 10% with clubs fielding a record 223 male and female teams. Of the 223, three U18’s girls’ teams were housed by the

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Finally, I want to respond to what I believe to have been some unfair commentary towards AFLSE Staff from a minority regarding our motivations, lack of empathy and understanding of community football.

LEAGUES MANAGER REPORT - MPNFL & FDJFL

Such comments are often without any basis or regard to how they impact personally on my staff. Despite the unrelenting commentary, AFLSE Management and Staff continually maintain their professional approach and their support to clubs. I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t believe it is understood that most AFLSE staff members have been involved in a community club or local umpiring group. This grounding has developed their passion and drive to work in community football/netball for the betterment of the game. AFLSE is looking forward an exciting 2019 across the AFLSE region. Shaun Connell Chief Operating Officer /Leagues Manager

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LIFE MEMBERS MPNFL Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (1987-) J. Watson, K. Knight, L. Jacgung, P. Lambshed, D. Macfarlane, R. Jacgung, L. Payne, N. Appleford*, R. Schmidt Playing Life Members P. Cremen, G. Hilton, C. Draper, B. Long, P. Hibbert, W. Duff, W. Graham, G. Stringer, R. Jackson, A. Dalgleish, J. Austin*, S. Goosey, M. Wilson, M. Hustwaite, G. Hendry, L. McGuinness, B. Wright, A. Cross, M. Berenger, L. Stewart, D. Smith, A.Marriner, M.Burke Mornington Peninsula Football League (1934-1986) P. McArthur*, B. Stewart, W. Stringer*, R. Everist, H. Firth*, C. Dutoit, M.R. Peters*, H.J. McCulloch*, T. Hutchins*, G. Whitlock*, W. Cain*, G. Osbourne*, J. Darroch*, T. White*, W.E. Newton*, C.F. Jewell*, J.A. Gloury MBE*, W.J. Oats*, N. Unthank*, T. Barclay*, R.J. McGinness*, H. Rogerson*, H.C. Bean*, A. Hodgins*, D. Davies*, W. Jouning*, S. Hutchins*, M.Shaw*, E.V. Shade*, C.E. Wilson*, S. Thornell*, S. Callanan*, M.L. Beckworth*, J. Balcke*, E.G. Bradford*, R. Grant*, J. Langman*, T. Staggard*, R. Darby, R. Dore*, A Francis*, L. Swanson*, C. Dowse*, R. Davys*, A.Davies*, J. McLean*, V. Russell*, W.F. Parsons*, A. Smith*, J. Woodlock, R. Stuart, K.T. Lyons*, F. Hill, W. Wright Nepean Football League (1959-1986) P.H. Macqueen*, A.M. Clarke, W.J. Bosse*, E.A. Hough*, H.W. Armstrong*, E. Oakes*, S. Richards, D.M. King, A. Holmes*, I. Benson, R.M. Hooper OAM*, R.A. Scales, G.Osborne*, A.R. Holden*, D.W. Nisbet*, K. Marshall South West Gippsland Football League (1954-1994) A. Aisbett*, G. Winter*, N. Walker*, A. Mills*, W.J. Williamson* R. Arnott*, G. Gilmore*, A. Brown*, W. Mason*, F.Elliot*, A. Apted*, N. Beaumont*, C. McKaskill*, C. Morley*, B. Drake*, K.P. Allison*, P. Sweeney*, M. Riley, L. Webster*, J. Purvis*, F, Lansdown*, E. Scarlett, B. Hammond, Mrs R. Williams, R.McAllister*, L. Trewin, T. Hocking*, F. Flynn *Deceased

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MPNFL FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORT - Haydn Parsons Change continued to be a key theme that carried into season 2018 and with perhaps two of the biggest upsets of the year taking away both the whilst some significant steps were taken in previous years it is important Reserves and Under 19s premierships against hot favourites Hastings and that the MPNFL continues to evolve and grow, affirming its status as one of Red Hill. country Victoriaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pre-eminent competitions. Division One started ominously for the competition with perennial Season 2018 will be remembered for the introduction of divisional football powerhouse Frankston YCW asserting its dominance over the newly to the MPNFL landscape. promoted Sorrento in a blockbuster round one Easter Sunday clash at Frankston Park. A successful model that is employed across the country, divisional football would allow clubs to find their competitive fit, with Rosebud, Frankston In what was an extremely even competition, there was new-found Bombers and Sorrento stepping up to the challenge in division one and relevance deep into the season with relegation battles taking place as well Karingal, Langwarrin and Chelsea afforded the opportunity to consolidate as the fight for a lucrative finals spot. Sorrento recovered from its earlyin division two. season hiccup and managed to finish on top of the ladder at years end but ultimately, they would fall just short against a Pines team that has building A divisional football environment, in combination with an established points for the last few seasons. system and the second year since the implementation of the salary cap, meant the MPNFL would go on to have one if its most successful years on In what was a reflection of the evenness of the competition, when the siren record. sounded at Frankston Park on Sunday 16 September the scores were locked at 14.11.95 apiece. Division One, formerly considered to be the Peninsula FNL, would see a significant reduction in the average senior winning margin down to just 25 In one of the most memorable community grand finals ever witnessed it points, whilst Division Two, formerly considered to be the Nepean FNL, would be an Aaron Ludewig behind, kicked after the siren, that would see would see an even greater reduction down to just 37 points. Pines win its first grand final since 1994 by a solitary point. Further to that, of the eight teams that missed finals in division two, seven of them would go on to have at least six wins for the season and only narrowly miss out on a finals appearance.

Mt Eliza showcased its incredible junior program with wins in both the Under 19s and Reserves, the Under 19s would be pushed all the way by a gallant Frankston YCW and eventually hold on to scrape home by one point. Both clubs have bright futures if this game is anything to go by.

The success story of the season would be Tyabb who, after only enjoying the fruits of victory on six occasions in the previous six years, would go on We would like to take this opportunity to thank the ongoing support of our to celebrate six wins in 2018 alone, a launching pad for things to come and tribunal members, who once again sacrifice their personal time to sit on a credit to new coach Aaron Pacey and all at the club. the AFL South East tribunal as well as investigators Peter Drake, Brendan Butland and Shane Moodie, who have all been engaged at various times There was renewed interest in the competition, most notably with record during the season. finals attendances. Hastings hosted the Division Two second semi-final, inclusive of womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s football and netball, with the day a great success and The ongoing support of AFL Victoria, AFL South East staff, management, truly showcasing the incredible community sporting environment that we and most importantly the clubs and volunteers is greatly appreciated. are fortunate enough to reside in. Football is a passionate game and it is a humbling experience to work closely with so many dedicated officials, volunteers, supporters and players Mornington hosted record crowds for both the Division One qualifying and who give their time for their club. second semi-finals, the final series culminating in an incredible Grand Final day where just shy of 8000 keen supporters - and one now famed streaker Season 2018 has well and truly set the platform for a sustained period of - packed Frankston Park. stability, growth and success in the MPNFL and we cannot wait to see what 2019 has in store. In Division Two each of Langwarrin, Karingal and Chelsea would taste finals action for the first time in a long time with Langwarrin putting together an incredible late-season run that saw them sneak into the top five and ultimately fall one win short of a grand final appearance. Red Hill played off in its first grand final for 28 years and Dromana, who swept all before them in the regular season, also found itself in the box seat for some silverware. In a seesawing encounter Dromana would run out well deserved victors. Karingal capped of a fantastic season of renewed success and vibrancy

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MPNFL OPERATIONS REPORT MPNFL CLUBS 2018 FOOTBALL TEAMS

NETBALL TEAMS

Sen

Res

U19

Total # Teams

Players

U17

Total # Teams

Players

Bonbeach

102

Edithvale-Aspendale

Frankston Bombers

Frankston YCW

Mornington

105

Mt Eliza

102

Pines

Rosebud

108

Seaford

Sorrento

Chelsea

Crib Point

117

Devon Meadows

107

Dromana

Hastings

Karingal

102

Langwarrin

Pearcedale

114

Red Hill

100

Rye

Somerville

101

Tyabb

108

2153

1102

CLUB

Total Teams

JUDICIARY

2018 FINALS ATTENDANCE Final

Location

Date

Attendance

DIV 1 - EF

Chelsea FNC

Sat 25 Aug 2018

1,300

DIV 1 - QF

Mornington

Sun 26 Aug 2018

1,973

DIV 1 - SF1

Chelsea FNC

Sat 1 Sept 2018

1,213

DIV 1 - SF2

Mornington

Sun 2 Sept 2018

2,254

DIV 1 - PF

Frankston Park

Sun 9 Sept 2018

2,127

DIV 1 - GF

Frankston Park

Sun 16 Sept 2018

7,405

Division 1 Total

16,272

An Independent Tribunal was appointed by AFL South East to manage reports and investigations. Division 1

Division 2

2018

Reports

Tribunal Hearings

Set Penalty Applications

Guilty

Year

DIV 2 - QF

Somerville

Sat 18 Aug 2018

1,707

DIV 2 - EF

Rye

Sun 19 Aug 2018

1,325

DIV 2 - SF2

Hastings

Sa 25 Aug 2018

2,340*

DIV 2 - SF1

Rye

Su 26 Aug 2018

1,220

DIV 2 - PF

Somerville

Sa 1 Sept 2018

2,542

Not Guilty

Sa 9 Sept 2018

4,416

Coach Citations

Division 2 Total

13,550

Investigations

Appeals

DIV 2 - GF

Frankston Park

Overall Total 29,822 * Inclusive of SEWF Preliminary Finals played at Hastings on Saturday 25 August.

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MPNFL NETBALL OPERATIONS REPORT - Samantha Downie In exciting news for the competition the MPFNL introduced a two-divisional The Division Two grand finals encountered cold and wet conditions for four of the five matches at Somerville, but cleared under foot to showcase some structure leading into the 2018 season. exciting talent in the A Grade match. As the new Netball Operations Manager at AFL South East, I worked closely with Haydn Parsons, AFL South East Football Operations Manager, The 17 & Under section had Pearcedale too good for Hastings, Karingal were featured in all the Division Two senior grand finals with wins against prior to the season commencing by completing the handover of netball Dromana in C Grade and Crib Point in A Grade, but only falling short by operations and familiarising myself with all 22 clubs on the Peninsula. two goals to Somerville in both the D Grade and B Grade matches. The 17 and Under section continued in 2018 where eight of the 12 clubs in FDNA hosted the Division One finals the following week with clearer Division Two successfully sourced a team to make up the competition. conditions on match day. My focus was the implementation of the 17 and Under fixture. Edithvale-Aspendale had a strong start and maintained the lead to win the D Grade final over Frankston YCW, but YCW came out victorious over Mt Applying the Division Two fixture to the 17 and Under section worked Eliza in C Grade. to length, but as not all clubs had a competing team in this section the implementation of a fair roster with minimal travel, byes and even matches Mt Eliza tried to have a club win in B Grade but Edithvale-Aspendale were was challenging. comfortable winners. I thank the participating clubs in the 17 and Under competition for their Sorrento were too strong for Edithvale-Aspendale in the A Grade semi-final understanding in regards to the difficult nature of fixturing and for their to advance straight to the grand final, but with a dominate second and last ongoing support throughout the season. quarter by Edithvale-Aspendale announced them as premiers for another Rye FNC and Pearcedale FNC were unsuccessful in their endeavours to year. gain player numbers to field an A Grade team this season leaving Division Two A Grade with fixtured byes from round one, forfeits from round seven, Edithvale-Aspendale has now taken out the former Peninsula, and now Division One premiership on a remarkable five consecutive ocassions. and the implementation of a Match Ratio Ladder. The MPNFL 2018 season opened for Division One over the Easter long weekend, with Division Two starting round one the following week. Netball Victoria Membership Registrations Continued education and assistance regarding the individual online Netball Victoria Membership Registration process was required for the Administrators of participating clubs in the MPNFL. In addition, the assistance to clubs extended to issues of duplicate accounts, lost account details, and the removal of League Administrators to correct errors on behalf of individuals. MPNFL completed the 2018 season with 230 junior registrations and 1018 senior registrations across both divisions, compared to 2017 with 164 junior registrations and 913 senior registrations. Looking ahead to next season further education will be required regarding the registration process, but I am confident of minimal errors. Finals Division One and Two completed the season with a week separating each other. MPNFL netball participates in a top-four final series with the netball grand finals played alongside the football preliminary finals.

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Thank you to Somerville, Hastings, Mornington and FDNA (with assistance from Frankston YCW) Football Netball Clubs for hosting the 2018 MPNFL Finals. I would like to thank all clubs for their ongoing support in season 2018 and I look forward to building rewarding and ongoing relationships with all clubs in the future.

MPNFL OPERATIONS REPORT

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AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT The MPNFL faced the formidable Northern Football League in 2018 and along with the senior side we’d be taking an Under 19s with us to Preston City Oval.

Chris Holcombe was successful in obtaining the role and came with a wellcredentialed background in playing and coaching, a history of success and vast knowledge of the region. The aim was to introduce some of the young talent to the MPNFL interleague side as we embarked on a new era.

Josh Moore expressed a keen interest in coaching the Under-19 interleague team early in 2018 sighting his desire and passion for developing young footballers. It was an easy choice to appoint such a well Names such as Debenham, Kingsbury, Fox and Batten were just some of credentialed, experienced and professional coach to take the lead with the the talented new additions who would be supported by the experienced competition’s best young talent. likes of Scanlon, Ongarello, Jones, Casey and Joel Miller. Josh built an exceptional coaching team and from day one the enthusiasm of the playing squad was infectious. Adam Hunter was Josh’s right-hand man and along with two other champions of our league, Paul Scanlon and Byron Barry, it was an elite coaching panel. Michael Nocella was the team manager and did a brilliant job and Brady Egan was the team runner. Koby Villis was appointed captain by the coaches, his infections and extroverted personality was a stand out.

The team started well and took a 14-point lead in to quarter time, crucially proving to be more accurate in front of goal than our opponents. Northern kept coming and once they started to hit the scoreboard on their home ground they would be tough to overcome taking a one goal lead in to half time. Lachlan Wallace was great all day and Sam Fox showed his class throughout, Billy Quigley and Luke Hewitt with two goals apiece ensured the margin was a manageable 13 points at three-quarter time.

The team fought hard all day in what was a great contest showcasing some brilliant young talent. It was a sharp display by both teams with the ball But ultimately Northern would prove too strong and run out 40-point zinging around for most of the day. winners, their bigger bodies and experienced players slowly grinded down the younger Sharks boys over the full four quarters. Kye Whitford with clean hands was sharp up forward and earned BOG honours. Other players to stand out were Ishak Bashir and Jarrod Sullivan Interleague is a massive commitment and we pay special thanks to Dave who kicked the match winning goal. Morrison for his continued support as Team Manager, to Chris Holcombe and his team for giving up their time and guiding the best talent in the We hope that many of the players that represented our under 19s this year region and to the players for their commitment to the program. will go on to become senior Interleague players or even VFL players in the near future. We look forward to continuing the strong tradition of interleague football in season 2019. A changing of the guard took place in the senior environment and along with Brent Clinnick a process to appoint a new senior head coach was undertaken.

SENIORS Northern FNL MPFNL

Q1 0.7.7 3.3

Q2 4.10.34 4.4.28

Northern FNL Goals: P. Fitzgerald 4, R. Brandt 2, J. Johnston, D. Bzenic, P. Dirago, J. Murphy, R. Stone, J. Perry. Best Players: A. Woods, N. Riddle, J. Baddeley-Kelly, L. Hobbs, D. Bzenic, J. Grabowski.

UNDER 19s Northern FNL MPFNL

Q1 1.3.9 3.2.20

Q2 4.3.27 4.3.27

Northern FNL Goals: M. Cecchin 2, M. Perazzola 2, B. Murphy, T. Smith, A. De Sando, B. Laschko, B. Peterson. Best Players: B. Laschko, M. Crapper, O. Wilson, K. Manuel, M. Cecchin, M. Perazzola.

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Q3 6.14.50 5.7.37

Q4 12.17.89 7.7.49

MPNFL Goals: B. Quigley 2, L. Hewitt 2, L. Batten, E. Johnstone, S. Fox. Best Players: L. Wallace, S. Fox, W. Miller, C. Ongarello, L. Street, L. Batten.

Q3 7.3.45 6.3.39

Q4 9.5.59 10.5.65

MPNFL Goals: K. Whitford 3, J. Sullivan 2, N. Allen 2, W. Geurts, K. Villis, I. Bashir. Best Players: K. Whitford, I. Bashir, T. Small, L. Webster, J. Sullivan, H. Vine.

MPNFL DIVISION ONE FINALS RESULTS SENIORS - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Edi-Asp 11.8.74 def by Frankston YCW 11.16.82 Qualifying Final: Mt Eliza 9.14.68 def by Pines 17.8.110 Semi Final 1: Mt Eliza 11.9.75 def Frankston YCW 8.11.59 Semi Final 2: Sorrento 11.16.82 def by Pines 14.11.95 Preliminary Final: Sorrento 12.12.84 def Mt Eliza 9.9.63 Grand Final: Pines 14.12.96 def Sorrento 14.11.95 Pines Goals: A. Edwards 3, T. McDermott 3, P. Lewis-Smith 2, T. Bongetti 2, N. Wilcox, N. Boswell, S. White, B. Barfoot. Best: N. Wilcox, L. Potts, K. Jacobson, T. Bongetti, B. Hendry, B. Barfoot. Sorrento Goals: L. Poholke 4, N. Corp 3, M. Gardner 2, J. Tomkins 2, J. Hallahan 2, D. Grant. Best: L. Poholke, C. Harris, M. Hallahan, J. Hallahan, D. Grant, N. Corp.

RESERVES- Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Frankston YCW 7.4.46 def by Sorrento 12.11.83 Qualifying Final: Seaford 5.7.37 def by Edi-Asp 12.7.79 Semi Final 1: Seaford 4.5.29 def by Sorrento 8.10.58 Semi Final 2: Mt Eliza 7.13.55 def by Edi-Asp 10.10.70 Preliminary Final: Mt Eliza 11.7.73 def Sorrento 4.5.29 Grand Final: Edi-Asp 4.6.30 def by Mt Eliza 18.9.117 Edi-Asp Goals: T. Woodbridge, L. Hulett, R. O’Leary, D. McCarthy. Best: A. Luxa, L. Busch, R. O’Leary, R. Morris, L. O’Connor. Mt Eliza Goals: M. Chopping 4, T. Strickland 2, J. Grant 2, S. Hallpike 2, W. Mace 2, C. Rice 2, M. Brancatisano, A. Jackson, H. Smith, H. Scott. Best: C. Rice, J. Grant, S. Howell, L. Curtis, M. Chopping, J. Smale.

UNDER 19 - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Frankston Bombers 7.9.51 def by Mornington 7.11.53 Qualifying Final: Edi-Asp 13.14.92 def Frankston YCW 10.16.76 Semi Final 1: Frankston YCW 13.14.92 def Mornington 5.10.40 Semi Final 2: Mt Eliza 12.12.84 def Edi-Asp 8.9.57 Preliminary Final: Edi-Asp 12.11.83 def by Frankston YCW 14.10.94 Grand Final: Mt Eliza 8.9.57 def Frankston YCW 8.8.56 Mt Eliza Goals: M. West 2, W. Antonie 2, B. galley 2, M. Mourney, K. Thiele. Best: A. Smith, N. Turner, M. Colvin, L. McWilliams, M. West, H. Lobb. Frankston YCW Goals: S. Barry 3, N. Pajer 2, J. Berenger, J. Race, J. O’Toole. Best: L. Meyer, J. Berenger, N. Pajer, T. Baker, C. Douglas, H. Vine.

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE FINALS RESULTS

A GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Seaford 42 def Rosebud 39 Semi Final 2: Edi-Asp 36 def by Sorrento 41 Preliminary Final: Edi-Asp 41 def Seaford 40 Grand Final: Sorrento 40 def by Edi-Asp 55 BOC: Alexandra Ball - Edithvale-Aspendale

B GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Seaford 46 def Frankston YCW 43 Semi Final 2: Edi-Asp 39 def Mt Eliza 18 Preliminary Final: Mt Eliza 48 def Seaford 31 Grand Final: Edi-Asp 46 def Mt Eliza 35 BOC: Rebecca Paul - Edithvale-Aspendale

C GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Mornington 30 def by Frankston YCW 45 Semi Final 2: Edi-Asp 31 def by Mt Eliza 32 Preliminary Final: Edi-Asp 31 def by Frankston YCW 34 Grand Final: Mt Eliza 39 def by Frankston YCW 49 BOC: Ruby Vine - Frankston YCW

D GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Mornington 32 def Sorrento 31 Semi Final 2: Frankston YCW 33 def by Edi-Asp 37 Preliminary Final: Frankston YCW 33 def Mornington 24 Grand Final: Edi-Asp 38 def Frankston YCW 26 BOC: Charlize Wright - Edithvale-Aspendale

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO FINALS RESULTS SENIORS - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Chelsea 8.9.57 def by Langwarrin 9.15.69 Qualifying Final: Red Hill 8.11.59 def Karingal 3.9.27 Semi Final 1: Karingal 8.7.55 def by Langwarrin 14.10.94 Semi Final 2: Dromana 6.9.45 def by Red Hill 7.17.59 Preliminary Final: Dromana 22.12.144 def Langwarrin 4.6.30 Grand Final: Red Hill 9.5.59 def by Dromana 10.7.67 Red Hill Goals: J. Ross 3, D. Hoare 2, S. Marchetti 2, D. Allsop, J. Mitchell. Best: J. Siversen, D. Hoare. J. Mitchell, T. McEncroe, L. Chandler, H. Wynn-Pope. Dromana Goals: S. Fowler 4, R. Johnston, J. Bateman, M. Price, E. Johnstone, J. Hutchinson, B. Holmes. Best: S. Clarke, B. McMurray, S. Fowler, J. Bateman, M. Price, T. Wheeler.

RESERVES- Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Chelsea 10.11.71 def Langwarrin 7.9.51 Qualifying Final: Dromana 9.6.60 def by Karingal 10.15.75 Semi Final 1: Dromana 8.5.53 def by Chelsea 11.9.75 Semi Final 2: Hastings 5.7.37 def by Karingal 5.10.40 Preliminary Final: Hastings 12.9.81 def Chelsea 4.13.37 Grand Final: Karingal 8.10.58 def Hastings 2.5.17 Karingal Goals: T. Puntaroni 3, B. Occhipinti 2, M. kellerman, J. Ramirez, M. Burnett. Best: M. Smith, M. Burnett, L. Dixon, M. Kellerman, T. Puntaroni, J. Hinde.

UNDER 19 - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Crib Point 4.3.27 def by Somerville 5.22.52 Qualifying Final: Karingal 10.9.69 def by Rye 10.10.70 Semi Final 1: Karingal 13.13.91 def Somerville 10.5.65 Semi Final 2: Red Hill 15.6.96 def Rye 8.3.51 Preliminary Final: Rye 3.12.30 def by Karingal 7.8.50 Grand Final: Red Hill 6.4.40 def by Karingal 9.7.61 Red Hill Goals: J. Johnson 3, S. Lee-Conway 2, L. Sandford. Best: S. Lee-Conway, K. Hawkins, N. Turner, C. Eardley, L. Reilly. Karingal Goals: S. Tapolczay 3, J. Triep 2, Z. Saunders, A. Occhipinti, J. Sullivan, C. Battams. Best: B. Little, C. McInnes, A. Cadd, L. Farrelly, D. Hookem.

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO FINALS RESULTS

A GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Tyabb 8 def by Karingal 30 Semi Final 2: Langwarrin 31 def by Crib Point 40 Preliminary Final: Langwarrin 29 def by Karingal 37 Grand Final: Crib Point 28 def by Karingal 34 BOC: Bella Riddell - Karingal

B GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Dromana 50 def Langwarrin 43 Semi Final 2: Somerville 33 def by Karingal 36 Preliminary Final: Somerville 51 def Dromana 38 Grand Final: Karingal 36 def by Somerville 38 BOC: Amy Cunliffe - Karingal

C GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Chelsea 29 def Crib Point 24 Semi Final 2: Dromana 22 def by Karingal 37 Preliminary Final: Dromana 30 def Chelsea 27 Grand Final: Karingal 28 def Dromana 14 BOC: Tayla Crabtree - Karingal

D GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Dromana 26 def by Langwarrin 28 Semi Final 2: Karingal 31 def Somerville 30 Preliminary Final: Somerville 34 def Langwarrin 25 Grand Final: Karingal 24 def by Somerville 26 BOC: Madison Gwynne - Somerville

17U GRADE - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Red Hill 46 def Dromana 38 Semi Final 2: Pearcedale 29 def Hastings 12 Preliminary Final: Hastings 27 def Red Hill 25 Grand Final: Pearcedale 35 def Hastings 15 BOC: Tahlia Coates - Pearcedale

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE LADDERS SENIORS POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Sorrento

1519

1209

125.64

Mt Eliza

1466

1133

129.39

Pines

1637

1235

132.55

Edithvale-Aspendale

1272

1269

100.24

Frankston YCW

1177

1026

114.72

Frankston Bombers

1336

1315

101.60

Bonbeach

1131

1262

89.62

Mornington

1258

1493

84.26

Rosebud

1003

1503

66.73

Seaford

1059

1413

74.95

RESERVES POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Mt Eliza

1129

577

195.67

Seaford

926

760

121.84

Edithvale-Aspendale

969

708

136.86

Frankston YCW

924

717

128.87

Sorrento

894

618

144.66

Rosebud

899

1033

87.03

Mornington

820

985

83.25

Pines

730

896

81.47

Bonbeach

553

1076

51.39

Frankston Bombers

622

1096

56.75

UNDER 19s POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Mt Eliza

1498

372

402.69

Edithvale-Aspendale

1077

709

151.90

Frankston YCW

955

761

125.49

Frankston Bombers

1066

651

163.75

Mornington

933

780

119.62

Pines

869

921

94.35

Seaford

662

1043

63.47

Bonbeach

727

1173

61.98

Rosebud

434

1811

23.96

Sorrento

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE LADDERS A GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Edithvale-Aspendale

844

510

3.56

165.49

Sorrento

902

598

3.33

150.84

Seaford

996

615

3.22

161.95

Rosebud

856

719

2.56

119.05

Mornington

766

649

2.44

118.03

Frankston YCW

752

661

2.00

113.77

Bonbeach

516

805

1.00

64.10

Frankston Bombers

632

881

0.78

71.74

Pines

547

923

0.67

59.26

Mt Eliza

533

983

0.44

54.22

B GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Edithvale-Aspendale

806

377

4.00

213.79

Mt Eliza

725

549

3.33

132.06

Seaford

709

592

3.11

119.76

Frankston YCW

728

523

2.89

139.20

Sorrento

601

622

1.56

96.62

28 28

Pines

632

680

1.56

92.94

Frankston

572

716

1.44

79.89

Mornington

478

605

1.11

79.01

Rosebud

520

825

0.56

63.03

Bonbeach

535

817

0.44

65.48

RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Edithvale-Aspendale

815

440

3.56

185.23

Mt Eliza

888

522

3.56

170.11

Mornington

740

554

3.11

133.57

C GRADE

Frankston YCW

820

499

2.89

164.33

Bonbeach

621

611

2.00

101.64

Rosebud

593

739

1.56

80.24

Pines

578

791

1.22

73.07

Sorrento

443

742

1.11

59.70

Seaford

519

807

0.56

64.31

Frankston

474

786

0.44

60.31

RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

D GRADE 1

Frankston YCW

749

283

3.78

264.66

Edithvale-Aspendale

801

314

3.56

255.10

64 56

Mornington

638

277

3.11

230.32

Sorrento

550

493

2.67

111.56

Mt Eliza

660

474

2.44

139.24

Bonbeach

414

535

1.78

77.38

Pines

284

571

1.11

49.74

Frankston

290

625

0.67

46.40

Rosebud

265

648

0.44

40.90

Seaford

257

688

0.44

37.35

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO LADDERS SENIORS POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Dromana

1884

989

190.50

Red Hill

1552

914

169.80

Karingal

1409

1062

132.67

Chelsea

1537

1189

129.27

Langwarrin

1413

1225

115.35

Hastings

1447

1316

109.95

Pearcedale

1181

1756

67.26

Somerville

1390

1485

93.60

Rye

1269

1449

87.58

Devon Meadows

1199

1468

81.68

Tyabb

1151

1551

74.21

Crib Point

777

1805

43.05

FOR

AGST

PTS

RESERVES POS

TEAM

Hastings

1121

719

155.91

Dromana

1071

697

153.66

Karingal

1112

565

196.81

Chelsea

1053

778

135.35

Langwarrin

1077

635

169.61

Red Hill

1053

763

138.01

Rye

1055

701

150.50

Somerville

1057

822

128.59

Tyabb

759

969

78.33

Crib Point

535

1343

39.84

Devon Meadows

562

1167

48.16

Pearcedale

417

1713

24.34

UNDER 19s POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Red Hill

1648

364

452.75

Karingal

1829

472

387.50

Rye

1433

529

270.89

Crib Point

1274

614

207.49

Somerville

1258

651

193.24

Langwarrin

1402

616

227.60

Dromana

921

1101

83.65

Hastings

676

1401

48.25

Pearcedale

623

1365

45.64

Chelsea

583

1657

35.18

Tyabb

677

1447

46.79

Devon Meadows

277

2384

11.62

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO LADDERS A GRADE RANK

TEAM

MATCH R

Langwarrin

837

555

150.81

POINTS 68

Crib Point

698

465

150.11

Tyabb

785

577

136.05

Karingal

744

497

149.70

52 44

Hastings

647

561

115.33

Dromana

568

673

84.40

Red Hill

572

739

77.40

28 30

Chelsea

509

633

80.41

Devon Meadows

482

557

86.54

Somerville

492

656

75.00

Pearcedale

122

543

22.47

B GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Somerville

982

486

3.78

202.06

Karingal

924

493

3.78

187.42

Dromana

937

704

3.11

133.10

Langwarrin

826

579

2.89

142.66

Crib Point

657

664

2.00

98.95

Tyabb

689

672

1.89

102.53

Red Hill

668

643

1.78

103.89

Hastings

563

786

1.56

71.63

Devon Meadows

559

771

1.11

72.50

Pearcedale

458

853

1.00

53.69

Chelsea

505

701

0.78

72.04

Rye

522

938

0.33

55.65

C GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Dromana

659

392

3.89

168.11

Karingal

735

359

3.78

204.74

Chelsea

624

436

3.00

143.12

Crib Point

676

504

2.89

134.13

Langwarrin

472

477

2.22

98.95

Tyabb

437

477

1.78

91.61

Red Hill

533

590

1.78

90.34

Somerville

482

587

1.33

82.11

Rye

416

578

1.11

71.97

Devon Meadows

531

583

1.00

91.08

Hastings

261

698

0.67

37.39

Pearcedale

416

561

0.56

74.15

RANK

TEAM

PTS R

POINTS

Karingal

752

312

3.67

241.03

Somerville

628

425

3.56

147.76

Dromana

717

399

3.44

179.70

Langwarrin

613

306

2.89

200.33

Crib Point

494

453

2.22

109.05

Rye

422

512

2.11

82.42

Pearcedale

481

482

1.56

99.79

Chelsea

396

535

1.33

74.02

Tyabb

361

488

1.22

73.98

Red Hill

360

610

1.11

59.02

Devon Meadows

450

621

0.89

72.46

Hastings

199

730

0.00

27.26

D GRADE

U17 GRADE RANK

TEAM

MATCH R

POINTS

Pearcedale

788

238

331.09

Hastings

675

347

194.52

Red Hill

765

371

206.20

Dromana

584

395

147.85

Karingal

404

466

86.70

Devon Meadows

419

655

63.97

Langwarrin

292

638

45.77

Crib Point

913

10.51

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 35

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST - FOOTBALL

Seniors E.V. Shade Medal Paul Scanlon Pines - 26 Votes

Reserves Athol Davies Medal Andrew Luxa Edi-Asp - 15 Votes

F/ston YCW - 22 Votes

MVP

UMPIRE OF THE YEAR

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Paul Scanlon Pines

Rick Taig

David Pattison Frankston YCW

Under 19s Ken Lyons Medal Josh Berenger

LEADING GOAL KICKER

Seniors Aaron Edwards Pines 59 Goals

Reserves Michael Chaplin Frankston YCW 41 Goals

Under 19s Koby Villis Frankston 41 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

Club Champion Football Mt Eliza

Most Disciplined Football Mornington

Combined Club Champion (Football & Netball) Edi-Asp

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BEST & FAIREST - NETBALL

A Grade Christina Vickery Edi-Asp - 29 Votes

B Grade Staci Tully Edi-Asp - 25 Votes

C Grade Tayla Ingram Mt Eliza - 20 Votes

MVP

D Grade Nicole Dedeugd

F/ston YCW - 30 Votes

Tayla Robertson Seaford

Theresa Blaauw Bonbeach

LEADING GOAL SHOOTER

A Grade Ashleigh Mitchener Seaford 569 Goals

B Grade Belinda Francis Edi-Asp 390 Goals

C Grade Anna Whittaker Frankston YCW 458 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

Club Champion Netball Edi-Asp

Most Disciplined Netball Seaford

D Grade Rachel Clements Frankston YCW 374 Goals

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS

FOOTBALL COACH: Troy Shannon - Mt Eliza BACK POCKET

FULL BACK

Mick Meehan

BACK POCKET

Christian Ongarello

HALF BACK FLANK

Seb Krumeich

CENTRE HALF BACK

HALF BACK FLANK

Nick Boswell

Shane Tennant

Brett O’Hanlon

WING

CENTRE

WING

Dale Sutton

Paul Scanlon

HALF FORWARD FLANK

James Hallahan (C)

CENTRE HALF FORWARD

Luke Tapscott

HALF FORWARD FLANK

Tim Bongetti

FORWARD POCKET

Trent Dennis-Lane

FULL FORWARD

Sam Fox

FORWARD POCKET

Aaron Edwards

RUCK

Jordan Moncrieff

RUCK ROVER

Beau Hendry

ROVER

Mitch Hallahan

Kyle Hutchison

INTERCHANGE Sean Downie

Kyle Docherty

Emilio Bitters

Leigh Poholke

NETBALL COACH: Claire Houben - Edithvale-Aspendale GOAL ATTACK

WING DEFENCE

Ashleigh Whitnell

GOAL SHOOTER

Christina Vickery

CENTRE

Eliza McGuigan

Brianna O’Hehir

WING ATTACK

Emma White

Theresa Blaauw

GOAL DEFENCE

Tayla Robertson (C)

INTERCHANGE

GOAL KEEPER

Kara Hargrave

INTERCHANGE Millie McDermott

INTERCHANGE Nicole Taylor

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 37

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST - FOOTBALL

Seniors Reserves George Osborne Medal Howard Armstrong Medal Joey Boase Adam Kirkwood Red Hill - 31 Votes Rye - 20 Votes

Under 19s Bill Bosse Medal Jackson Allen Rye - 24 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - NETBALL

A Grade Adrienne Harris Crib Point 23 Votes

B Grade Kristy Marshall Somerville 27 Votes

LEADING GOAL KICKER

Seniors Jesse Murphy Langwarrin 72 Goals

Reserves Scott Sterling Rye 51 Goals

Under 19s Logan Sandford Red Hill 63 Goals

MVP

CLUB AWARDS

Seniors Adam Kirkwood - Nathan Gillis - Tim McGennis Rye Somerville Somerville

Most Disciplined Football Red Hill

MVP

D Grade Madison Gwynne Somerville 27 Votes

U17 Grade Alannah Quint Pearcedale 29 Votes

Netball and Combined Club Champion Karingal

A Grade Keira Wills Tyabb

LEADING GOAL SHOOTER

A Grade Birgitta Nemaric Tyabb 477 Goals

B Grade Rivalea Walter Dromana 613 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

Club Champion Football Dromana

C Grade Tayla Sutton Karingal 32 Votes

C Grade Rachel Gallagher Crib Point 387 Goals VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Most Disciplined Netball Tyabb

PAGE 38 | AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018

D Grade Isabelle Caller Karingal 524 Goals

U17 Grade Tahlia Coates Pearcedale 416 Goals

Kerry Johnston Tyabb

MPNFL DIVISION TWO AWARDS

FOOTBALL COACH: Jamie Mollo - Red Hill BACK POCKET

FULL BACK

Shane Paterson

BACK POCKET

Jonah Siversen

HALF BACK FLANK

CENTRE HALF BACK

Colin McVeigh

Ben Sedgwick

Billy Quigley HALF BACK FLANK Tyrren Head

WING

CENTRE

WING

Jake Mitchell

Andrew Mathers

Terry Wheeler

HALF FORWARD FLANK

CENTRE HALF FORWARD

Ethan Johnstone

HALF FORWARD FLANK

Paul Rogasch

FORWARD POCKET

Billy Rolfe

FULL FORWARD

Michael Theodoridis

FORWARD POCKET

Jesse Murphy

RUCK

Curtis Bywater (C)

RUCK ROVER

Matthew Naughton

ROVER

Todd Gardiner

Zach Andrewartha

INTERCHANGE Adam Kirkwood

Ethan Rahilly

Jake Anderson

Michael Burke

NETBALL COACH: Keira Wills - Tyabb GOAL ATTACK

WING DEFENCE

Keira Wills

GOAL SHOOTER

Sara Drain

CENTRE

Birgitta Nemaric

Dionne Douglas (C)

WING ATTACK

Emily Wilson

Jayde Aron

GOAL DEFENCE

Amy Slefendorfas

INTERCHANGE

GOAL KEEPER

Adrienne Harris

INTERCHANGE Kate Kelly-Oman

INTERCHANGE Caitlin Watson

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 39

FDJFL HONOR BOARD YEAR

PRESIDENT

SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

RECORD SECRETARY

LIFE MEMBERS

1965

L Worland

D Nicholson

A Wickes

R Heron

R Sayers

Lloyd Worland

1966

L Worland

D Nicholson

A Wickes

R Heron

R Sayers

1967

L Worland

D Nicholson

A Wickes

A Butler

R Sayers

Alan Wickes

1968

L Worland

D Nicholson

A Wickes

A Butler

R Sayers

Ken Bartholomew

1969

L Worland

D Nicholson

A Wickes

A Butler

R Sayers

David Hill

1970

L Worland

K Bartholomew

A Wickes

A Butler

R Sayers

G Mather

1971

L Worland

K Bartholomew

A Wickes

D Hill

R Sayers

Jean McDowall

1972

L Worland

K Bartholomew

A Wickes

D Hill

R Sayers

R McFarlane

1973

L Worland

K Bartholomew

P Jackson

D Hill

R Sayers

R Cumberland

1974

*L Worland

K Bartholomew

P Jackson

D Hill

R Sayers

Mrs P Rollow

1975

K Bartholomew

G Mather

P Jackson

D Hill

R Pope

K Barley

1976

K Bartholomew

G Mather

P Jackson

D Hill

R Pope

Mrs Helen McDowall

1977

K Bartholomew

G Mather

Mrs D Francis

D Hill

R Pope

A Vella

1978

K Bartholomew

R Pope

R McFarlane

D Hill

R Pope

Tracy McDowall

1979

K Bartholomew

G Mather

R Pope

D Hill

G Mather

M Ryan

1980

K Bartholomew

G Mather

J McDowall

D Hill

G Mather

R Gregory

1981

K Bartholomew

P Grant

J McDowall

J Bleeker

K Bartholomew

B Morrison

1982

K Bartholomew

W Reiter

J McDowall

J Barfoot

R McFarlane

Ray Pope

1983

K Bartholomew

W Reiter

J McDowall

*J Barfoot

R McFarlane

M Mariner

1984

G Mather

W Reiter

J McDowall

R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

Ms S Mulholland Smith

1985

G Mather

A Potts

J McDowall

R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

I Andrews

1986

J McDowall

B Potts, K Barley

R McFarlane

R Cumberland

Mrs P Rollo

Rodney Garwood

1987

J McDowall

K Barley

R McFarlane

R Cumberland

Mrs P Rollo

Joan Hill

1988

J McDowall

K Barley

R McFarlane

*R Cumberland, R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

Jean Bartholomew

1989

J McDowall

A Vella

R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

Darren Price

1990

J McDowall

A Vella

Jim Roles

R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

1991

J McDowall

A Vella, R Gibbs

Jim Roles

R McFarlane

Mrs P Rollo

1992

J McDowall

A Vella

R McFarlane

*Mrs P Rollo

1993

J McDowall

R Gregory

R Souter

Mrs P Harrison

Mrs B Bassindale

1994

J McDowall

R Gregory

Mrs P Harrison

M Ryan

Mrs B Bassindale

1995

J McDowall

R Gregory

A Bailey

M Ryan

Mrs B Bassindale, Mrs S Smith

1996

A Bailey

R Gregory

Mrs S Smith

P Kloot

Mrs M Ryan

1997

A Bailey, B Morrison

B Morrison

Mrs S Smith

P Bailey, Mrs S Smith

Mrs M Ryan

1998

Mrs S Smith

R Ryan

I Andrews

Mrs C Carey

Mrs S Smith

1999

Mrs S Smith

B Adams

I Andrews

Mrs C Carey

Mrs S Smith

2000

Mrs S Smith

B Adams

I Andrews

Mrs C Carey

Mrs S Smith

2001

I Andrews

N Tedge

D Sweeney

D McClelland

D Sweeney

2002

I Andrews

N Tedge

D McClelland

Mrs A McClelland

I Andrews

2003

I Andrews

N Tedge

R Garwood

2004

I Andrews

D Price

R Garwood

2005

F Brand

P Gregory

R Garwood

2006

F Brand

P Gregory

R Garwood

2007

A Wickes

D Price

R Garwood

K O'Shaughnessy

S Scott

PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

REGISTRAR

VICE PRESIDENTS

A Wickes

R Garwood - Admin

R Garwood

S Mason Snr, D McHugh

PRESIDENT

SNR VICE PRESIDENT

JNR VICE PRESIDENT

2009

A Wickes

S Mason

D Price

R Stanley

G Woolard

D McHugh

2010

A Wickes

S Mason

D Price

R Stanley

G Woolard

B Boys

2011

A Wickes

S Mason

D Price

T Nunn

G Woolard

B Boys

2012

S Mason

D Price

M Bowden

T Nunn

G Woolard

B Boys

2013

S Mason

D Price

M Bowden

T Nunn

G Woolard

B Boys

2008

R Sykes, S Scott

2014-2015 AFLSE COMMISSIONER

LEAGUES MANAGER

OPERATIONS MANAGER

2016

Gary Woolard

Shaun Connell

Pauline Pawsey

2017

Vacant

Shaun Connell

Pauline Pawsey

2018

Fraser Bayne

Shaun Connell

Pauline Pawsey

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 41

FDJFL OPERATIONS REPORT - Pauline Pawsey The FDJFL has had a great year with an increase in both team and participation numbers with a record of 4845 male and females participating in the FDJFL in 2018. The number of female participants grew to a region high of 814 participants, while male participation increased by 100 to bring the total number of boys playing in the FDJFL to 4034. The FDJFL has 223 teams ranging from Under 8s to Under 17’s in the mixed/boys age groups, and had girls participating in Under 10’s, 12’s, 14’s, 16’s and Under 18’s, with the Under-18 girls being housed in the MPJFL Under-18 girls competition. The Under 16 and Under 17 male team competitions were rolled into a combined U17 competition of three Divisions. Division One was made up of top-age teams, Division Two was a mixture of top and bottom ages and Division Three consisted purely of bottom-age teams with a light mix of top-age players. This worked well with some teams competing in finals for the first time in years. Presentation Night Our Best and Fairest night was again conducted at Frankston Park. We appreciate the Life Members who attended and presented awards named in their honour, recognising their efforts to the FDJFL over the years. A total of 14 clubs were represented in best and fairest counts on the night, with seven clubs receiving awards. A vote count was conducted for the last three rounds from Under 15s up - and this was well received by the large crowd with a few close results adding to the excitement. Finals Langwarrin JFC has again done an amazing job of hosting the 2018 finals series, with 14 matches being held weekly at Lloyd Park over a four-week period to complete our season.

2018 FINALS ATTENDANCE Final

Location

Week 1 1st Semi-Finals

Lloyd Park

Date

Attendance

Glover Reserve

Sunday 5 August

4668

Lloyd Park Week 2 2nd Semi-Finals Glover Reserve

Sunday 12 August

4403

Sunday 19 August

4200

Sunday 26 August

7333

Week 3 Prelim. Finals

Lloyd Park

Week 4 Grand Finals

Lloyd Park

Devon Meadows hosted four games each week over the first two weeks of finals at their senior ground, Glover Reserve, with AFL South East hosting games for the last two rounds at Frankston Park. A total of 15 clubs participated in finals with seven clubs winning premierships.

Frankston Frankston

Overall Total

20,604

JUDICIARY

The weather was a lot kinder to us this year and due to some amazing work by the Devon Meadows and Langwarrin clubs, along with AFLSE staff, our finals series ran well.

Verdict

Total

Penalties

Tribunal Hearings

18 weeks

Judicial Matters

Set Penalties

8 weeks

While we had a reduction this year in the number of officials cited by AFLSE Football Development Manager Cam Roberts, we will continue an education process to have further reductions in the future. Players appearing before the tribunal decreased on last year.

Investigations

None

Reprimand

None

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FDJFL OPERATIONS REPORT PARTICPATION NUMBERS # TEAM IN CLUB

2018 TEAM GRADE

2016

2017

2018

U15

U16

U16G

U17

U18G

Bonbeach/YCW

U10 U10G U11 U12 U12G

U13

U14 U14G

Carrum Downs

Carrum Patterson Lakes

Chelsea

Devon Meadows

Edithvale Aspendale

Frankston Dolphins

Frankston Rovers

Frankston YCW

Karingal

Keysborough

Langwarrin

Mordialloc

Mornington

Mount Eliza

Pines

Seaford

TOTALS

180

202

222

Frankston District JFL

Female

Male

Total

Bonbeach YCW Junior Football Club

256

307

Carrum Downs Junior Football Club Inc

174

193

Carrum Patterson Lakes Junior Football Club

225

256

Chelsea Junior Football Club

165

221

Devon Meadows Junior Football Club

148

173

Edithvale Aspendale Junior Football Club

108

431

539

Frankston Dolphins JFC

360

450

Frankston Rovers Junior Football Club

197

216

Frankston YCW Junior Football Club

133

151

Karingal Bulls JFC

134

Keysborough Junior Football Club

Langwarrin Junior Football Club

510

606

Mordialloc Junior Football Club

Mornington Junior Football Club

253

278

Mount Eliza Junior Football Club

166

566

732

Pines Junior Football Club

121

139

Seaford Junior Football Club

277

344

Total

814

4031

4845

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 43

FDJFL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM REPORT Overview: The FDJFL’s Development Program exposes female and male junior participants from ages U13s – U17s to a higher level of football development. Throughout the training program participants will improve their skills, broaden their football knowledge, mix in with other players and have the opportunity to represent the league. This will see the participants confidently return as better footballers to their local clubs and ultimately enhance the standard of our junior competition. Philosophy: Pride: Having pride in own self, local club and Frankston junior football community. Attitude: Never giving up, work hard, be professional, be positive. Respect: Sportsmanship, respect for umpires and opposition. Teamwork: Playing together, being a leader, including others. • •

Create a positive environment that sees players become better footballers and people through FDJFL Interleague. Player welfare/development is greater than team results.

Key strategies: • All training sessions to have some purpose and clear learnings, effectively executed by coaches. • Source coaches who are interested in future coaching pathways. • Restructure the training format to best suit participants, parents and local clubs. • Consistent and effective communication with coaches throughout program. • Introduce engaging theory programs for each age group to cultivate participants welfare.

Skills Focus: The football program places a strong emphasis on football development. Coaches implemented specific training programs developed by coordinators tailored for different age groups and abilities with the format below: 1. Fundamental Skill Development- Drills to improve kicking, handball, marking, tackling techniques. 2. Game Sense- Drills to target development of fundamentals skills under pressure. 3. Game Play- Drills to get participants using skills in match simulation and improve general match awareness. Program 2018: Teams had between 45-55 participants in their respective initial squads. They all completed a four-week preseason block before commencing a six-week development program. The final squad trained for two weeks together as a team before competing in the carnival. Identification for Carnival – Teams had between 45-55 participants in their respective initial squads. The selection criteria included players demonstrating the four elements we focused on during our theoretical and practical six-week development program. FDJFL Coaches and development coordinators scanned the junior competition and viewed all training sessions to ensure players had an equal opportunity to be selected for the carnival. 2019: As a league and a program, we aim to further enhance the opportunities for our players and coaches to further develop on and off field. As a part of this objective we will continue to align closely with the St Kilda Football Club and their Next Generation Academy. This partnership will see an increase in elite junior resources, best practice of training and effective talent pathways for players in the region.

Key Outcomes: • Created sufficient pathways for players and coaches to transition to Stingrays, V/Line etc. Review: • Three of the age groups won their regional shield at the Worksafe AFL A successful program for over 300 participants saw a high rate of Victoria Regional Junior Championships (U15s, U17s & U18s Girls). development in each footballer. Coaches set high training standards based of program values which translated to on field success. For the 2019 Coaches Selection: program to be successful again, there are improvements that can be made, Coaches were asked to apply for the role of coaching an interleague including: squad. Coaches were carefully selected based on their philosophies • Improve communications with participants regarding registration towards coaching, as well as their coaching experience and coaching • Improve communications with clubs regarding nominated players aspirations. • Improve personal feedback for players who don’t make the squads and personal reviews for players match performances Coaches of interest were aspiring to continue in the regional coach pathway and beyond. This in return establishes a clear pathway from the Our core objective for the 2018 FDJFL Development Program and junior competition through to interleague and onto TAC Cup squads for Interleague Carnival was to implement a holistic approach to football. community coaches. We put our energy and attention into improving player 50 and player 1 as footballers, but more importantly people. We aim to continue this philosophy in the future. As a result, we achieved some fantastic tangible results

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FDJFL FINALS RESULTS

UNDER 11 Blue 5.3.33

1st Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Red

4.7.31

Def By

Edithvale-Aspendale White

9.4.58

Def

Mt Eliza Blue

3.4.22

2nd Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

2.6.18

Def By

Frankston YCW

4.3.27

8.4.52

Def

Langwarrin Kangas

2.5.17

Preliminary

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

6.9.45

Def

Edithvale-Aspendale White

3.2.20

9.9.63

Def

Mount Eliza Blue

1.3.9

Grand Final

Frankston YCW

0.7.7

Def By

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

3.9.27

Def

Mornington Red

1.2.8

1st Semi Final

Langwarrin Kangas

5.6.36

Def

Karingal

0.5.5

Chelsea

4.4.28

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin White

4.6.30

Def

Seaford

3.3.21

Langwarrin White

5.7.37

Preliminary

Seaford

5.6.36

Def By

Langwarrin Kangas

5.14.44

Grand Final

Langwarrin White

4.4.28

Def By

Langwarin Kangas

4.5.29

Mt Eliza Mounties

2.7.19

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

8.8.56

Preliminary

Mount Eliza Blue

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

UNDER 11 Gold

UNDER 12 Gold

Langwarrin Kangas

1st Semi Final

UNDER 12 Navy

1st Semi Final

Langwarrin White

11.10.76

2nd Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Black

2.3.15

Def By

Preliminary

Frankston Dolphins Black

8.5.53

Def

Grand Final

Chelsea

1.3.9

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Black

6.4.40

Edithvale-Aspendale White

3.4.22

1st Semi Final

Karingal

4.2.26

Def By

Langwarrin White

5.2.32

Frankston Rovers Hawks

7.4.46

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blue

0.1.1

Def By

Edithvale Aspendale White

2.3.15

Carrum Downs

1.3.9

Preliminary

Langwarrin Blue

6.9.45

Def

Langwarrin White

1.2.8

Mt Eliza Red

3.8.26

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale White

2.1.13

Def By

Langwarrin Blue

4.1.25

UNDER 11 Navy

UNDER 12 Girls

1st Semi Final

Carrum Downs

8.5.53

Def

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

7.3.45

Def By

Preliminary

Mt Eliza Red

7.12.54

Def

Grand Final

Frankston Rovers Hawks

1.1.7

Def By

UNDER 12 Blue

UNDER 13 Blue

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Reds

9.8.62

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

2.4.16

1st Semi Final

Edi-Asp Blue

5.6.36

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

2.9.21

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blues

5.4.34

Def

Bonbeach YCW Black

1.0.6

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Reds

1.9.15

Def

Langwarrin White

0.1.1

Preliminary

Bonbeach YCW Black

4.3.27

Def By

Mt Eliza Reds

6.4.40

Preliminary

Langwarrin White

7.14.56

Def

Edi-Asp Blue

4.3.27

Grand Final

Langwarrin Blues

3.11.29

Def

Mt Eliza Reds

3.2.20

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Reds

11.15.81

Def

Langwarrin White

5.3.33

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FDJFL FINALS RESULTS

UNDER 13 Gold 1st Semi Final

Bonbeach YCW

2.0.12

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Carrum Downs

6.5.41

Preliminary

Carrum Patterson Lakes

4.10.34

Grand Final

Carrum Downs

3.12.30

Def By

UNDER 14 Blue

UNDER 15 Gold 1st Semi Final

Devon Meadows

8.7.55

Def

Frankston Rover Hawks

4.10.34

3.3.21

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

6.11.47

Def

Bonbeach YCW

6.6.42

4.6.30

Preliminary

Bonbeach YCW

8.4.52

Def

Devon Meadows

2.11.23

Carrum Patterson Lakes

5.2.32

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Red

6.8.44

Def

Bonbeach YCW

5.8.38

Frankston YCW

8.9.57

Def

Carrum Patterson Lakes

Def

Frankston YCW

UNDER 16 Girls

1st Semi Final

Carrum Downs

6.13.49

Def

Mt Eliza Mounties

3.7.25

1st Semi Final

Langwarrin

1.0.6

Def By

Bonbeach YCW

3.3.21

2nd Semi Final

Devon Meadows Black

9.12.66

Def

Edi-Asp Blue

7.9.51

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

2.1.13

Def By

Mt Eliza Red

2.4.16

Preliminary

Edi-Asp Blue

4.9.33

Def By

Carum Downs

9.10.64

Preliminary

Mt Eliza Blue

2.8.20

Def

Bonbeach YCW

0.1.1

Grand Final

Devon Meadows Black

8.10.58

Def

Carrum Downs

5.5.35

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Red

2.2.14

Def By

Mt Eliza Blue

3.4.22

Def by

Langwarrin Blues

7.10.52

1st Semi Final

Frankston YCW

10.7.67

Def

Mornington

8.10.58

Seaford

7.3-45

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

8.9.57

Def

Bonbeach YCW

5.6.36

Def By

Langwarrin Blues

2.3.15

Preliminary

Bonbeach YCW

7.11.53

Def

Frankston YCW 1

6.4.40

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Blue

11.11.77

Def

Bonbeach YCW

6.1.37

UNDER 14 Gold 1st Semi Final

Bonbeach YCW

5.7.37

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin White

11.10.76

Preliminary

Seaford

1.2.8

Grand Final

Langwarrin White

3.10.28

Def

Langwarrin Blues

4.3.27

Mt Eliza Blue

1.4.10

UNDER 14 Girls

Def

UNDER 17 Division 1

UNDER 17 Division 2

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

3.1.19

Def

1st Semi Final

Bonbeach YCW

4.14.38

Def By

Frankston Dolphins

8.5.53

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin

1.1.7

Def By

Seaford

0.11.11

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blues

12.12.84

Def

Frankston YCW

5.6.36

Preliminary

Langwarrin

2.8.20

Def By

Mt Eliza Red

6.7.43

Preliminary

Frankston YCW

8.9.57

Def

Frankston Dolphins

7.6.48

Grand Final

Seaford

5.5.35

Def

Mount Eliza Red

2.3.15

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Blues

14.10.94

Def

Frankston YCW

1.7.13

Seaford

8.6.54

UNDER 15 Blue

UNDER 17 Division 3

1st Semi Final

Carrum Patterson Lakes

5.4.34

Def By

1st Semi Final

Frankston Rovers

7.8.50

Langwarrin

15.5.95

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blue

11.7.73

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

8.5.53

2nd Semi Final

Seaford Yellow

10.10.70

Def

Pines

5.13.43

Preliminary

Frankston Dolphins Black

11.12.78

Def

Seaford

0.3.3

Preliminary

Pines

5.8.38

Def

Langwarrin

3.5.23

Grand Final

Langwarrin Blue

7.10.52

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

4.6.30

Grand Final

Seaford Yellow

10.15.75

Def

Pines

6.6.42

Def By

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 47

FDJFL LADDERS UNDER 11 BLUE

UNDER 12 GOLD

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WO

Edi-Asp Blue

772

153

504.58

Mt Eliza Blue

632

235

268.94

Edi-Asp Blue

Frankston YCW

555

326

170.25

88.46

511

278

183.81

76.92

Mt Eliza Mounties

585

337

173.59

F Dolphins Red

482

262

183.97

64.29

Lâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;warrin Kangas

441

Langwarrin Blues

360

425

103.76

618

58.25

Edi-Asp White

480

364

131.87

57.69

Mordi Redbacks

338

387

87.34

38.46

Carrum PL Blues

356

619

57.51

Mornington Red

441

500

88.20

35.71

F Dolphins Red

Seaford

343

229

570

60.18

Mornington Blue

377

530

71.13

30.77

768

29.82

Devon Meadows

157

636

24.69

16.67

Carrum Downs

234

624

37.50

15.38

UNDER 11 GOLD

UNDER 12 NAVY

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

F Dolphins Black

534

157

340.13

Chelsea

619

274

225.91

Langwarrin White

559

314

178.03

Mornington Red

482

397

121.41

Bonbeach YCW

485

100.00

CPL Maroons

311

444

70.05

Edi-Asp Eagles

355

544

65.26

Keysborough

815

10.43

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Langwarrin White

631

279

226.16

83.33

Seaford

608

309

196.76

83.33

Langwarrin Kangas

514

270

190.37

66.67

Karingal

423

364

116.21

58.33

Pines

378

530

71.32

33.33

Mt Eliza Mounties

299

552

54.17

16.67

Bonbeach YCW Red

160

709

22.57

8.33

UNDER 12 GIRLS UNDER 11 NAVY

TEAM

FOR

AST

PTS

Langwarrin Blue

723

850.59

Edi-Asp White

612

1020.00

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Mt Eliza Reds

573

163

351.53

F Rovers Hawks

623

205

303.90

Karingal

525

234

224.36

Carrum Downs

476

410

116.10

Langwarrin White

428

260

164.62

390

293

133.11

Edi-Asp White

348

298

116.78

Mt Eliza Reds

Pines

279

435

64.14

Chelsea

379

367

103.27

262

298

87.92

299

391

76.47

Devon Meadows

197

453

43.49

Carrum Patterson Lakes

F Dolphins White

613

13.21

Frankston Dolphins

Seaford

209

430

48.60

Mt Eliza Blue

215

552

38.95

Edi-Asp Blue

237

602

39.37

Mornington

125

890

14.04

UNDER 12 BLUE TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Langwarrin Blues

736

200

368.00

100.00

Bonbeach YCW

722

293

246.42

76.92

Mt Eliza Reds

657

312

210.58

76.92

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

F Dolphins Black

501

438

114.38

53.85

Mt Eliza Reds

817

244

334.84

Mt Eliza Blue

239

643

37.17

23.08

Langwarrin White

764

364

209.89

CPL Blues

274

591

46.36

20.83

Edi-Asp Blue

687

392

175.26

Chelsea

255

614

41.53

19.23

F Dolphins Black

542

522

103.83

Edi-Asp White

468

618

75.73

Langwarrin Blues

356

479

74.32

Mt Eliza Blue

246

675

36.44

Seaford Black

216

804

26.87

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UNDER 13 BLUE

FDJFL LADDERS REPORT UNDER 13 GOLD

UNDER 15 GOLD

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Carrum Downs

658

263

250.19

87.50

Mt Eliza Reds

804

277

290.25

Carrum PL

652

287

227.18

79.17

Bonbeach YCW

753

347

217.00

Bonbeach YCW

549

339

161.95

66.67

Devon Meadows

767

500

153.40

Frankston YCW

536

388

138.14

66.67

Frankston Rovers

635

595

106.72

Frankston Rovers

355

537

66.11

25.00

F Dolphins Red

583

659

88.47

Chelsea

238

651

36.56

16.67

Pines

303

864

35.07

Karingal

186

709

26.23

8.33

Edi-Asp

200

925

21.62

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Dev Meadows Black

937

628

149.20

Mt Eliza Blue

596

159

374.84

Edi-Asp Blue

1026

743

138.09

Mt Eliza Red

570

226

252.21

Carrum Downs

805

594

135.52

Langwarrin

420

179

234.64

Mt Eliza Mounties

851

663

128.36

Bonbeach YCW

365

224

162.95

Mt Eliza Red

798

789

101.14

Frankston Dolphins

567

215

263.72

Mt Eliza Blue

789

842

93.71

Devon Meadows

528

301

175.42

Fâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ston Rovers Brown

748

907

82.47

Seaford Black

300

449

66.82

F Dolphins Black

513

1076

47.68

Edi-Asp

265

380

69.74

Karingal

151

803

18.80

Mordialloc

848

2.59

UNDER 14 BLUE

UNDER 16 GIRLS

UNDER 14 GOLD TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Langwarrin White

924

285

324.21

Seaford

903

539

167.53

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

1180

603

195.69

UNDER 17 DIVISION-1

Bonbeach YCW

860

496

173.39

Mt Eliza Blue

Langwarrin Blues

738

539

136.92

Bonmbeach YCW

966

623

155.06

Mornington

774

755

102.52

Frankston YCW

845

821

102.92

859

880

97.61

Edi-Asp White

545

765

71.24

Mornington

Chelsea

631

764

82.59

Edi-Asp/Karingal

677

981

69.01

F Dolphins Red

443

909

48.73

Langwarrin

457

1161

39.36

Carrum P Lakes

458

966

47.41

F Rovers Hawks

288

970

29.69

UNDER 14 GIRLS

UNDER 17 DIVISION-2 TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Mt Eliza Blues 2

1072

574

186.76

128.91

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Frankston YCW 2

914

709

Langwarrin

549

114

481.58

Bonbeach YCW 2

721

614

117.43

Seaford

604

186

324.73

Frankston Dolphins 1

697

682

102.20

Mt Eliza Red

398

235

169.36

Seaford Black 2

904

1063

85.04

Mt Eliza Blue

426

257

165.76

Seaford 1

505

1248

40.46

Frankston Dolphins

310

236

131.36

Edi-Asp Blue

272

357

76.19

Bonbeach

243

429

56.64

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Chelsea

140

542

25.83

Seaford Yellow

1161

563

206.22

Frankston Rovers

654

9.63

Pines

973

640

152.03

UNDER 15 BLUE

Frankston Rovers

934

1078

86.64

Langwarrin 2

713

824

86.53

UNDER 17 DIVISION-3

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Langwarrin Blue

997

526

189.54

Edi-Asp

657

956

68.72

F Dolphins Black

971

535

181.50

Mt Eliza Red 2

689

1086

63.44

Carrum P Lakes

874

772

113.21

Seaford

822

754

109.02

Mt Eliza Blue

505

1000

50.50

Langwarrin White

407

1093

37.24

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 49

FDJFL LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST - McDowall Medal U17 Division-1

Best & Fairest Harrison Skadiang Bonbeach 1 18 Votes

Runner Up Samuel Webster Mt Eliza Blue 1 16 Votes

2nd Runner Up Brayden Chapple Bonbeach 1 12 Votes

3rd Runner Up Matthew Bullock Mt Eliza Blue 1 11 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Pat Rollo Medal U17 Division-2

Best & Fairest Brodie Scully Seaford Black 2 25 Votes

Runner Up Flynn Hynes Bonbeach 2 16 Votes

2nd Runner Up Brock Cliffe Frankston YCW 2 15 Votes

2nd Runner Up William Bravo Mt Eliza Blues 2 15 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Pat Rollo Medal U17 Division-3

Best & Fairest Carrel Jason Deang Pines 24 Votes

Runner Up Luke Kranzbuhler Seaford Yellow 2 20 Votes

2nd Runner Up Luke Philp Seaford Yellow 2 16 Votes

3rd Runner Up Harvey Timothy Pines 15 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Alan Wickes Medal U15 Blue

Best & Fairest Colby Nanya Carrum Patt. Lakes 25 Votes

Runner Up 2nd Runner Up Daniel DidomenicanRyan Jacobs tonio - F’ston Dolphins F’ston Dolphins Black Black - 22 Votes 15 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Alan Wickes Medal U15 Gold

Best & Fairest Jet Peckett Bonbeach 22 Votes

Runner Up Mason Weiser Frankston Rovers 20 Votes

2nd Runner Up Kane Marshall Bonbeach 17 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - U14 Blue

Best & Fairest Samuel Latrielle Carrum Downs 22 Votes

Runner Up Billy Taylor Mt Eliza Mounties 21 Votes

2nd Runner Up Finnian Russell Mt Eliza Blue 16 Votes

Eq. 3rd Runner Up Bailey Payze Mt Eliza Red 15 Votes

Eq. 3rd Runner Up Flynn Wood Dev Meadows Black 15 Votes

Eq. 3rd Runner Up Jack Turner Edi-Asp Blue 15 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Joan Hill Medal U16 Girls

Best & Fairest Keely Byrne Mt Eliza Red 18 Votes

Runner Up Felicity Jouvelet Devon Meadows 17 Votes

2nd Runner Up Melanie Devine Langwarrin 14 Votes

3rd Runner Up Alexandra Smith Seaford Black 13 Votes

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3rd Runner Up Lochlan Hill Seaford 13 Votes

3rd Runner Up Jaxon Williams Devon Meadows 15 Votes

FDJFL LEAGUE AWARDS

BEST & FAIREST - U14 Gold

Best & Fairest Diezel Brousse De Laborde - Langwarrin Blues - 23 Votes

Runner Up Joshua Barlow Seaford 21 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Jordan French Mornington 20 Votes

4th Runner Up Ned Moodie Mornington 16 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - U13 Blue

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Harvey Gleeson Bonbeach 20 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - U14 Girls

Best & Fairest Poppy Gardner Seaford 23 Votes

Runner Up Madison Otto Frankston Dolphins 19 Votes

3rd Runner Up Mikayla Williamson Seaford 16 Votes

4th Runner Up Jeneya Tran Edi-Asp Blue 13 Votes

BOQ Young Person of the Year Caleb Newitt Frankston Rovers

Eq. Runner Up Harry Demattia Edi-Asp Blue 17 Votes

3rd Runner Up Brodie Carpenter Langwarrin White 16 Votes

4th Runner Up Alexander Cortese Edi-Asp Blue 13 Votes

Eq. Runner Up Sam Shinsky Mt Eliza Reds 17 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - U13 Gold

2nd Runner Up Ella Fischer Mt Eliza Blue 18 Votes

CLUB AWARDS

Volunteer of the Year Brett Harvey Bonbeach YCW

Best & Fairest Harrison Marks Langwarrin White 24 Votes

Best & Fairest Jet Di Santo Carrum Patt. Lakes 19 Votes

Runner Up Will Hindle Bonbeach 16 Votes

Eq. 3rd Runner Up Thomas Baguley Carrum Downs 9 Votes

Eq. 3rd Runner Up Tyler Cullen Carum Patt. Lakes 9 Votes

2nd Runner Up Jett Hickey Frankston YCW 12 Votes

COACH AWARDS

Club of the Year Chelsea JFC

Coach of the Year Youth John Hynes Bonbeach YCW U17

Coach of the Year Junior Heath Donellan Chelsea JFC U9

Coach of the Year Female Loretta Ilot Edi-Asp U16 Girls

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 51

SEFNL BOARD & SEFNL HONOR BOARD RYAN FORD - AFL SOUTH EAST LEAGUE COMMISSIONER After a brief term on the SEFNL Board, Ryan was appointed to the role of SEFNL League Commissioner in December 2016. Ryan has run his own sales and marketing business in the commercial industry for over 12 years. Ryan was appointed by the SEFNL Board in October 2015. With a background in football that stems over 30 years, and his involvement in other sports and organisations.

LAUREN BOURKE The former President of Berwick Netball Club, Lauren joined the Board in February 2017. Lauren is well known in the AFL South East Region as she is also the Two Bays Region Netball Liaison Officer for Netball Victoria. Lauren is passionate about development programs and creating pathways for our young netballers to be identified, and is actively involved in all abilities programs.

CLIFF DONEGAN Cliff has had a long history of involvement with the league and in particular the Berwick FNC (54 years) and was keen to continue to serve SEFNL clubs. Cliff was appointed to the SEFNL Board in 2015 and re-elected for a two-year term at the SEFNL AGM in December 2015.

YEAR

CHAIRMAN

OPERATIONS MANAGER

NETBALL COORDINATOR

2015

Kahl Heinze

Liz Triffitt

Sharlene Nation

YEAR

AFLSE LEAGUE COMMISSIONER

LEAGUE MANAGER

OPERATIONS MANAGER

2016

Kahl Heinze

Liz Triffitt

Sharlene Nation

2017

Ryan Ford

Liz Triffitt

Sharlene Nation

YEAR

AFLSE LEAGUE COMMISSIONER

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

NETBALL OPERATIONS

2018

Ryan Ford

Haydn Parsons

SamanthaDownie

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 53

AFL South East League Commissioner REPORT - Ryan Ford Ladies and Gentlemen. With great pleasure we present to you the 2018 SEFNL annual report which will be my last as Chairperson and as AFL South East Commissioner. Firstly, I’d like to sincerely thank all member clubs, both Football and Netball, that supported me in the roles I’ve filled over the past two years. We all share the same passion about the growth and sustainability of the game in our region and I firmly believe that SEFNL clubs provide our community with some of the highest standard of football and netball in Victoria. It’s been a tremendous privilege and honour to represent you all. Our fourth and final year of SEFNL under the governance and administration of the AFL South East Commission has been full of change, challenges and advancement. To John Anderson and staff, and to Roger Hampson and the AFLSE Commission, thank you for all the efforts with the Competition review in planning for a three-divisional model integrating SEFNL and the MPNFL.

SEFNL I’d like to thank our Platinum Partners in Steller, Berwick Motor Group and Chisholm. Thanks also to our major partners Totally Work Wear at Berwick and Knoxfield and SEN1116. To our support partners SEDA, Physioworks, Garrleigh Trophy Centre, P3, Sporting Fine Art, MP Sports Physicians, United Petroleum, Colbrow Medics, The Valley Private Hospital, Walk on Podiatry, Cleanaway, Adcell, GameFace and Primco. To our supply partners Berwick-Pakenham Gazette, Casey Radio, Sportlines, Ivan’s Pies, TLA, Coca Cola, Sherrin, Loco, Sherwood and Buffalo Sports. I’d also like to pass on my gratitude to our wonderfully dedicated SEFNL Board Members in Cliff Donegan and Lauren Bourke. Your input, experience and support is invaluable and it’s a real team effort doing what we do. Thanks also to the AFL South East staff, the AFL South East Commission and to AFL Victoria. Finally, to our member clubs and all the individuals that make up our incredible competition, and to the hundreds of people that participate in operating clubs and contributing to our sporting community, the commitment is humbling to see on a year-round basis and you all deserve to feel proud of your efforts and dedication.

It was a mountain of work largely surrounded by negativity from the MPNFL but the intentions and best interests of football in the region were always at After 14 years and more as a competition rest assured we have a dynamic and vibrant front of mind to grow and nurture our game. future ahead. Earlier this year we began formal discussions with AFL Yarra Ranges who I wish you all a safe and enjoyable off–season and very much look forward were undertaking a review of their own, and proudly after what has been as much as a decade in wanting a divisional model for this region we have to AFL Outer East 2019. secured a vibrant and healthy future for the SEFNL clubs joining the newly named commission AFL Outer East for 2019 and beyond. It will be exciting and intriguing to see this unveil itself next year in what is sure to be an incredibly strong football and netball competition operated by some people with a great vision for our game. Interestingly we played AFL Yarra Ranges in the AFL Victoria Community Championships this year at Holm Park in Beaconsfield. At the time they were ranked 12 and SEFNL ranked 13 out of 32 participating leagues so in the eyes of many the AFL Outer East model was always going to be an ideal match with the competition also geographically neighbouring SEFNL. On the day we came away with three wins out of four with Senior football winning by 36 points but A grade netball losing narrowly. Thank you and congratulations to all that were involved in our interleague program this year. A key portion of our responsibility as an organisation is finance, and I’m pleased to say that although financially SEFNL has had a challenging year it is in a sound position despite the finals attendances being down and sponsorship being a tough area due to the focus on SEFNL clubs moving to other competitions. To all our Partners a huge thank you for your ongoing and continuing support, and aligning your business with SEFNL. For your faith in choosing

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AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2017 | PAGE 53

SEFNL FOOTBALL OPERATIONS REPORT - Haydn Parsons The SEFNL competition commenced season 2018 as an eight-team league Although falling short in the Elimination Final to a young and up-andafter Hampton Park was granted a move to the Southern Football League coming Beaconsfield team, Officer must be commended on its season as seeking a more competitive and sustainable environment for its club. the club tasted finals action for the first time in 14 years. Whilst only assuming the responsibilities for SEFNL Operations in January of this year it has been pleasing to witness firsthand the commitment, dedication and hard work from all our stakeholders, working with SEFNL clubs has been a pleasant and unique experience. Season 2018 has been turbulent and challenging from an off-field perspective and whilst there were many different scenarios that played out during the course of the season, regarding the future of the competition, the clubs and their administrations must be commended for the manner in which they got on with the task at hand and sought to work closely with league administration. There was to be one Under 19s competition in 2018 in an effort to evenly distribute the pool of playing numbers in this age range.

At times Cranbourne was knocking on the door but ultimately Narre Warren and Berwick would be the teams to beat and faced off on grand final day. In tough conditions Berwick would run out winners and assert themselves as one of the most dominate community clubs in recent times. Congratulations to Berwick’s Travis Tuck, the son of Hawthorn legend Michael, on winning the best on ground medal on grand final day. The spoils would be shared across the grades with Cranbourne stringing together some late-season form and upsetting Narre Warren to take away the Reserves premiership and a super strong Beaconsfield Under 19s team swept all before them to run away with the Under 19’s flag.

Promising signs at Beaconsfield if this team is anything to go by. Further to this an overage permit was introduced to attempt to provide assistance to those clubs who had difficulty in fielding Under 19s, although The ongoing support of our tribunal members who give up their personal challenging at times it was pleasing that for the large part of the season we time to sit on the AFL South East tribunal is much appreciated as well as were close to fully subscribed in the Under 19 environment. the services of investigators Peter Drake, Brendan Butland and Shane Moodie. A special thanks must go to Berwick, Pakenham and Beaconsfield who hosted finals in 2018, these clubs were each able to showcase the A special mention to Ryan Ford, Cliff Donegan and Lauren Bourke who fantastic community football and netball environment that exists within our make up the SEFNL Board, their advice, assistance, guidance and support competition, a highlight of the finals series was the second semi-final day at throughout season 2018 was greatly appreciated along with that of AFL Beaconsfield - inclusive of women’s football. Victoria, AFL South East staff and management. Unfortunately the weather was not kind throughout the finals series which lead to diminished crowd numbers across the board. The competition tasted success in both Under 19 and Senior interleague football notching up convincing wins against AFL Yarra Ranges in both grades.

Most importantly the dedication of club officials, volunteers supporters and players was humbling even if in tough times, we wish these clubs the best on their future endeavours. 2018 FINALS ATTENDANCE

We thank Leigh McQuillen, Rhys Nisbet and their coaching staff who took the reins of the Under 19 and Senior teams respectively with each running highly professional programs. We also thank the volunteers for their time and effort throughout the campaign and Beaconsfield for hosting a wonderful occasion.

Final

Location

Date

Attendance

Qualifying

Beaconsfield

Sat 25 August

2444

Elimination

Berwick

Sun 26 August

990

We must congratulate Cranbourne champion Marc Holt on the magnificent achievement of kicking 1000 career goals, achieved against Officer in round 13.

Second Semi

Beaconsfield

Sat 1 September

2815*

First Semi

Pakenham

Sun 2 September

1413

Berwick’s Madi Andrews proved himself a modern great of the competition, winning his third Norm Walker Medal presented to the best and fairest player in the competition.

Preliminary

Pakenham

Sat 8 September

1926

Grand Final

Berwick

Sat 15 September

3799

Overall Total 13,387 Madi’s win was made even more special this year with Narre Warren champion Michael Collins, widely regarded as the best player to play in the SEFNL competition over the years, finishing in second place. * Inclusive of SEWF Grand Finals played at Beaconsfield on Saturday 1 September.

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SEFNL OPERATIONS REPORT - FOOTBALL SEFNL CLUBS 2018 FOOTBALL TEAMS Seniors

Reserves

Under 19s

2018 Teams

2018 Players

Beaconsfield

102

Berwick

CLUB

Cranbourne

Doveton

Narre Warren

Officer

Pakenham

Tooradin-Dalmore

720

Total Football Teams

JUDICIARY An Independent Tribunal was appointed by AFL South East to manage reports and investigations. Year

2015

2016

2017

2018

Reports

Tribunal Hearings

Guilty

Not Guilty

Set Penalty Applications

Investigations

Coach Citations

Appeals

1000 Goals Cranbourne champion Marc Holt celebrates the remarkable milestone of 1000 career goals after his first kick against Officer in round 13.

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SEFNL - NETBALL OPERATIONS REPORT - Samantha Downie The SEFNL netball preseason was a busy time as I was introduced as the new Netball Operations Manager at AFL South East. As a previous player and netball club president in the former Casey Cardinia league, the background knowledge of the league and clubs only assisted with my progression in the role. A handover of operations concluded after a couple of weeks, only to have the competition commence the following month. The 2018 season opened with a stand-alone match on Friday 30 March (Good Friday), with round one officially commencing the following week. All SEFNL clubs fielded the required six junior teams across three age groups and four senior sides - a total of 80 teams competing in the 2018 SEFNL Netball Competition.

Membership Registration to be completed to their participating club. This allowed individuals to complete secondary registrations without cost but enhanced communication on the registration process with issues of duplicate accounts, lost account details, and the removal of League Administrators to correct errors on behalf of individuals. SEFNL concluded the 2018 season with 585 junior registrations and 430 senior registrations, an average of 126.9 registrations per club, compared to 2017 with an average of 118.2 registrations per club. Finals Clubs were tested in the final rounds of the home-and-away season to secure a position in the top five to play in the last SEFNL finals series.

The weather possibly contributed to the attendance numbers across most With the announcement of the SEFNL discontinuing after the 2018 season, of the finals, with predicted weather proving unfortunate for this time of we would like to thank all SEFNL clubs for their support and congratulate year. them on their success over the years. Netball Victoria Membership Registrations Continued education was required for participating clubs and their administrators regarding the online Netball Victoria Membership Registrations. Once again, the onus of player registrations was removed from clubs and placed on the individual, with the additional requirement of their NV

It was fantastic to see not only every SEFNL netball club represented on grand final day, but each club announced as premiers. Beaconsfield were victorious in 13-Under White, 17-Under White and C Grade. Pakenham became premiers in their only featured game of 13-Under Red, while Cranbourne featured in both 15-Under sections, their win in coming in the White Division. ROC and Berwick were pushed for their wins in 15-Under Red and 17-Under Red respectively. Doveton came from behind for the premiership in D Grade, and Narre Warren proven too good once again in B Grade. The rain cleared for the last match, with the talent of players on display. Tooradin-Dalmore went back-to-back in A Grade with a convincing win against Cranbourne. Congratulations to Jess Cox from Tooradin-Dalmore on winning her second consecutive medal for best on ground in the A Grade grand final. It is a great achievement to perform on the biggest stage and Jess no doubt played a key role in the Seagulls back-to-back triumphs. In finishing I would also like to say a big thank you to Beaconsfield, Pakenham and Berwick Football Netball Clubs for hosting the 2018 SEFNL Finals. The SEFNL competition was blessed to have such magnificent facilities to choose from and all three clubs did the competition proud. I would like to wish all eight clubs in the SEFNL competition in 2018 all the best for the future in their new environments.

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SEFNL OPERATIONS REPORT - NETBALL SEFNL Junior Netball Representative Teams

sing result, falling short of a place in the finals by percentage.

Junior netball within the SEFNL continued to prove its strength as one of the elite junior competitions in the region.

We would like to thank the SEFNL netball representative coaches for their volunteered time and contribution to the program, allowing further opportunities and development to junior players.

The Representative Program allows the talent of the junior players within SEFNL to be showcased through their participation in several tournaments, Congratulations to the SEFNL netball representative players on their partias well as provide an opportunity for players to be talent identified with cipation and successful representation across the program. further netball pathways and development. Further acknowledgement and congratulations goes to the following playWhile only able to field one 13 and Under team, two 15 and Under teams, ers who were talent identified at the Association Championships by Netball and one 17 and Under team, we were delighted to secure coaches Janine Victoria selectors, and are invited to participate in selections for the Central Kilmartin, Leanne Walford, Roger Palmer and Katrina Foster who worked East Zone Academy and State selections, a Netball Victoria pathway. collectively together during trials, trainings and at tournaments. 17 and Under (TID) The success in results continued in the third year of the SEFNL Represen- Chelsea Little, Lara Agon and Chelsea Gray. tative Netball. 15 and Under (TID) The Casey Netball Association Tournament on Sunday 22 April is announ- Sophie Gamble, Mikayla Haistead, Bridget Holloway, Amelie Mucic, Zeaced as the tournament highlight for all SEFNL representative teams as both land Rakei, Gemma Zino, Keeley Burgmann, Nadeel Deng, Emilie Jones, 15 and Under teams and the 17 and Under team promptly developed into Alix Rozynski and Moesha Griffin. grand final winners, with the 13 and Under team producing its most promi-

SEFNL Representative Squads 2018 13-Under - Coach: Katrina Foster Tara Bratic, Samantha Conn, Evie Drake, Isabella Hetherington, Eliza Mettes, Hailie Pastras, Bethany Purcell, Annabel Sheppard, Charlotte Shortis. 15-Under Reserves - Coach: Roger Palmer Elly Agius, Kayla Bratic, Sophie Gamble, Mikayla Halstead, Bridget Holloway, Amelie Mucic, Zealand Rakei, Sasha Williams, Gemma Zino. 15-Under Open - Coach: Leanne Walford Keeley Burgmann, Nadeel Dang, Maxine Fitiao, Moesha Griffin, Emilie Jones, Sussu Liai, Holly Moulday, Emily Pollock, Alix Rozynski, Ella Tevaga. 17-Under - Coach: Janine Kilmartin Lara Agon, Lauren Castricum, Chelsea Gray, Caitlin Green, Mairead Holloway, Chelsea Little, Chloe Potocnick, Ruby Sheppard, Chelyn Rakei.

NETBALL TEAMS 13 W

13 R

15 W

15 R

17 W

17 R

2018 Teams

2018 Players

Beaconsfield

108

Berwick

Cranbourne

105

Doveton

105

Narre Warren

111

ROC

159

Pakenham

117

Tooradin-Dalmore

SEFNL Registered

116

1015

CLUB

Total Netball Teams

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AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT - SEFNL FOOTBALL A highly anticipated match up was on the cards as SEFNL came up against The SEFNL senior group has been on a great run of form and managed to notch up their sixth win from seven outings after toppling Yarra Ranges by AFL Yarra Ranges and it was fair to say there was a lot of anticipation six even goals. around this contest. Beaconsfield hosted a great day of community football at the highest level which ultimately saw SEFNL continue a streak of good interleague form and run out comfortable winners in both the Under 19s and Seniors.

Rhys Nisbet was keen to recognise the contribution of stalwart and cocaptain Michael Collins who would be representing the league for the tenth time, a magnificent achievement and a great role model for aspiring senior footballers.

Leigh McQuillen took the reigns as Under 19s coach and his group bought into the program from the outset which was highly pleasing to Leigh and the The game commenced as a bit of an arm wrestle but it was entertaining and free flowing. Rhys attributed his teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ability to form a tight bond in a team. short amount of time as key to the win. With speed of ball movement at the forefront of mind the fast paced After quarter time SEFNL controlled the game with Yarra Ranges never attacking Under 19s outfit overwhelmed their Yarra Ranges opponents. really going away. Tim Gunn of Berwick was magnificent with four goals Myles Currie kicked three goals whilst fellow Beaconsfield teammates Luke whilst Cranbourne teammates Ryan Jones and Marc Holt finished with three each. Tim Gunn was the deserved best on ground. Bettio and Jack Docherty contributed two apiece. Narre Warrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tom Miller re-affirmed his status as one of the most highly rated talents in the We must pay thanks to the coaches, assistants, support staff and trainers region with a best-a-field performance from the midfield. for their contribution to the program, as well as to the players for their dedication and commitment, all have served SEFNL with distinction. The team were comfortable 58 point victors.

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AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT - SEFNL FOOTBALL

SENIORS South East FNL AFL Yarra Ranges

Q1 5.2.32 4.5.29

Q2 8.6.54 5.6.36

Q3 13.7.85 8.9.57

Q4 16.13.109 10.13.73

SOUTH EAST FNL Goal Kickers: T. Gunn 4, R. Jones 3, M. Holt 3, A. Smith 2, L. Sheppard, T. Cody, B. Scalzo, M. Cotter. Best: T. Gunn (Medal), M. Riseley, M. Collins, M. Cotter, T. Tharle, B. Scalzo.

UNDER 19s South East FNL AFL Yarra Ranges

Q1 3.3.21 1.0.6

Q2 5.6.36 1.3.9

Q3 7.10.52 2.4.16

Q4 12.11.83 3.7.25

SOUTH EAST FNL Goal Kickers: M. Currie 3, K. Tyrrell 2, J. Docherty 2, L. Bettio 2, M. Sheppard, B. Entwistle, H. Paul. Best: T. Miller (Medal), B. Entwistle, J. Ocaa, C. Guley, M. Currie, J. Bergman.

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AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT - SEFNL NETBALL SEFNL hosted AFL Yarra Ranges in the 2018 AFL Victoria Community Championships held at Holm Park Reserve, Beaconsfield on Saturday 19 May.

a fantastic start to the match to give them a pivotal lead. It was a lead to maintain for the remainder of the game to secure their hands on the cup.

We were delighted to appoint Karen Meredith and Matt Cooke from Pakenham FNC as the SEFNL A Grade and 17 & Under Interleague Coaches.

Following the final whistle, the score remained SEFNLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s way with a 30-21 victory. SEFNL A Grade had a reverse start to the Juniors as they found themselves quickly trailing early into the match.

Both Karen and Matt have many years of experience and knowledge in their coaching at the elite level and it only seemed fitting for the pair to represent SEFNL for 2018.

Captain Kaela Hughes (Beaconsfield) encouraged the efforts of the girls to continue the fight until the end which produced an even score for those three quarters, but the game finished AFL Yarra Ranges way, 48-43.

Players nominated by their respective coaches went through several training sessions for the final teams to be selected. A uniform presentation evening alongside the 19s and Senior Football teams was held the Thursday prior to the day of competition.

We would like to thank Karen and Matt and their dedicated Team Managers for their volunteered time and contribution in SEFNLâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s representation at the AFL Victoria Community Championships.

SEFNL 17 & Under led by Captain Melissa Webster (Doveton) produced

SEFNL A GRADE INTERLEAGUE Coach Karen Meredith Players Caitlyn Cooke Mikaela Dakic Ebony Dolan Sara Duncan Alexandra Duff Kaela Hughes (C) Emma Jones Brittany Mashado Bianca Sanzaro Lauren Spinks Emergencies Ashleigh Gill Erin Clark

Pakenham Pakenham Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dalmore Tooradin-Dalmore Tooradin-Dalmore Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham Beaconsfield Narre Warren

SEFNL 17-UNDER INTERLEAGUE Coach Matt Cooke Players Tahlia Coates Yasmin Dickson Emily Kerr Kacey Maund Teneille Morrell Charlotte Petelinek Lesila Seeto Mia Washington Melissa Webster (C) Abby Williams Emergencies Julia Batchelor Olivia Catrucco Kaitlyn Jones Vanessa Qumivutia

Pakenham Cranbourne Cranbourne Beaconsfield Narre Warren Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Doveton Pakenham Doveton ROC Berwick Narre Warren Pakenham ROC

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And also to the players for the additional training and hard work put forward to showcase a competitive day of netball.

SEFNL FINALS RESULTS

SENIORS - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Beaconsfield 12.12.84 Def Officer SFC 6.4.40 Qualifying Final: Berwick 16.4.100 Def Cranbourne 7.7.49 Semi Final 1: Cranbourne 12.8.80 Def Beaconsfield 8.9.57 Semi Final 2: Narre Warren 9.13.67 Def By Berwick 11.13.79 Preliminary Final: Narre Warren 15.12.102 Def Cranbourne 11.9.75 Grand Final: Berwick 8.25.73 Def Narre Warren 2.10.22 Berwick Goals: B. Connelly 2, T. Gunn 2, T. Tuck, H. Money, L. Sheppard, A. Smith. Best: T. Tuck (Medal), M. Riseley, A. Smith, B. Rutherford, N. Hillard, R. Piper. Narre Warren Goals: Best:

RESERVES - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Beaconsfield 9.5.59 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 5.9.39 Qualifying Final: Narre Warren 10.5.65 Def Cranbourne 7.14.56 Semi Final 1: Cranbourne 8.12.60 Def Beaconsfield 3.6.24 Semi Final 2: Berwick 1.8.14 Def By Narre Warren 8.10.58 Preliminary Final: Berwick 4.8.32 Def By Cranbourne 6.7.43 Grand Final: Narre Warren 3.8.26 Def By Cranbourne 8.4.52 Narre Warren Goals: T. Toner, M. Cowan, B. Urwin. Best: M. Tonna, A. Ray, T. Mengler, T. Papworth, T. Toner, C. Miller. Cranbourne Goals: A. Lawler-Lobato 2, A. Burr 2, C. Struth, B. Buntine, M. Alister, J. Leinmueller. Best: N. Darbyshire (Medal), H. Bird, C. Ramac, A. Burr, J. Mills, L. Grant.

UNDER 19 - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Cranbourne 7.3.45 Def By Pakenham 9.9.63 Qualifying Final: Narre Warren 11.2.68 Def By Berwick 12.15.87 Semi Final 1: Narre Warren 11.7.73 Def Pakenham 6.2.38 Semi Final 2: Beaconsfield 11.5.71 Def Berwick 4.4.28 Preliminary Final: Berwick 9.11.65 Def Narre Warren 6.5.41 Grand Final: Beaconsfield 10.8.68 Def Berwick 4.5.29 Beaconsfield Goals: C. Weightman 2, L. Bettio 2, M. Johnson 2, J. Patullo 2, M. Currie, B. Entwistle. Best: C.Weightman (Medal). Berwick Goals: B. Rogers, J. Bergman, K. Tyrrell, J. Smith. Best: J. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Sullivan, D. Morris, T. Bindley, N. Green, M. Bramich, J. Smith.

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SEFNL FINALS RESULTS A GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Cranbourne 45 Def Doveton 21 Qualifying Final: Beaconsfield 50 Def Narre Warren 42 Semi Final 1: Narre Warren 47 Def By Cranbourne 50 Semi Final 2: Tooradin-Dalmore 44 Def Beaconsfield 40 Preliminary Final: Beaconsfield 40 Def By Cranbourne 41 Grand Final: Toordain-Dalmore 52 Def Cranbourne 21 BOC: Jess Cox â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Tooradin-Dalmore

B GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Doveton 51 Def ROC 35 Qualifying Final: Tooradin-Dalmore 34 Def By Beaconsfield 40 Semi Final 1: Tooradin-Dalmore 44 Def Doveton 38 Semi Final 2: Narre Warren 50 Def Beaconsfield 40 Preliminary Final: Beaconsfield 47 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 40 Grand Final: Narre Warren 47 Def Beaconsfield 35 BOC: Amy Rae â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Narre Warren

C GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: ROC 27 Def By Doveton 37 Qualifying Final: Beaconsfield 46 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 40 Semi Final 1: Tooradin-Dalmore 37 Def Doveton 34 Semi Final 2: Narre Warren 24 Def By Beaconsfield 28 Preliminary Final: Narre Warren 30 Def By Tooradin-Dalmore 35 Grand Final: Beaconsfield 30 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 27 BOC: Miya Peterson - Tooradin-Dalmore

D GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Narre Warren 29 Def Cranbourne 17 Qualifying Final: Tooradin-Dalmore 32 Def Beaconsfield 27 Semi Final 1: Beaconsfield 25 Def Narre Warren 24 Semi Final 2: Doveton 27 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 26 Preliminary Final: Tooradin-Dalmore 35 Def Beaconsfield 20 Grand Final: Doveton 25 Def Tooradin-Dalmore 20 BOC: Erin Wolfenbuttel - Doveton

17 & Under Red GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: ROC 32 Def By Beaconsfield 33 Qualifying Final: Doveton 27 Def By Berwick 30 Semi Final 1: Doveton 22 Def By Beaconsfield 23 Semi Final 2: Cranbourne 46 Def Berwick 30 Preliminary Final: Berwick 38 Def Beaconsfield 22 Grand Final: Cranbourne 28 Def By Berwick 30 BOC: Allie Oakenfull - Cranbourne

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SEFNL FINALS RESULTS

17 & Under White GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Pakenham 31 Def Cranbourne 29 Qualifying Final: Doveton 22 Def By Beaconsfield 32 Semi Final 1: Doveton 28 Def By Pakenham 29 Semi Final 2: Narre Warren 25 Def By Beaconsfield 33 Preliminary Final: Narre Warren 36 Def Pakenham 35 Grand Final: Beaconsfield 29 Def Narre Warren 20 BOC: Jaimee Nelson â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Beaconsfield

15 & Under Red GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Doveton 25 Def Narre Warren 18 Qualifying Final: Cranbourne 30 Def Berwick 29 Semi Final 1: Berwick 27 Def Doveton 22 Semi Final 2: ROC 31 Def Cranbourne 29 Preliminary Final: Cranbourne 30 Def Berwick 27 Grand Final: ROC 29 Def Cranbourne 25 BOC: Mikayla Phillips - ROC

15 & Under White GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: ROC 20 Def By Beaconsfield 22 Qualifying Final: Narre Warren 19 Def By Berwick 22 Semi Final 1: Narre Warren 26 Def Beaconsfield 20 Semi Final 2: Cranbourne 21 def Berwick 20 Preliminary Final: Berwick 34 Def Narre Warren 15 Grand Final: Cranbourne 17 Def Berwick 14 BOC: Kapri Leilee-Fatuleai - Cranbourne

13 & Under Red GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Narre Warren 20 def ROC 18 Qualifying Final: Pakenham 24 Def By Beaconsfield 25 Semi Final 1: Pakenham 24 Def Narre Warren 22 Semi Final 2: Berwick 24 Def Beaconsfield 8 Preliminary Final: Beaconsfield 22 Def by Pakenham 24 Grand Final: Berwick 18 Def By Pakenham 25 BOC: Clair Sinfield - Pakenham

13 & Under White GRADE - Finals Series Results Elimination Final: Pakenham 34 Def Narre Warren 12 Qualifying Final: Berwick 21 Def By ROC 25 Semi Final 1: Berwick 17 Def By Pakenham 27 Semi Final 2: Beaconsfield 23 Def By ROC 25 Preliminary Final: Beaconsfield 28 Def Pakenham 17 Grand Final: ROC 16 Def By Beaconsfield 22 BOC: Miller Willis - Beaconsfield

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SEFNL LADDERS SENIORS POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Narre Warren

1722

829

207.72

Berwick

1468

662

221.75

Cranbourne

1524

898

169.71

Beaconsfield

1259

894

140.83

Officer SFC

1000

1363

73.37

Tooradin-Dalmore

971

1501

64.69

Pakenham

949

1314

72.22

Doveton

732

2164

33.83

FOR

AGST

PTS

RESERVES POS

TEAM

Berwick

1357

353

384.42

Narre Warren

1473

475

310.11

Cranbourne

1254

464

270.26

Beaconsfield

856

936

91.45

Tooradin-Dalmore

791

792

99.87

Pakenham

669

1042

64.20

Officer SFC

663

1291

51.36

Doveton

199

1909

10.42

UNDER 19 POS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Beaconsfield

1191

453

262.91

Narre Warren

1224

466

262.66

Berwick

892

559

159.57

Cranbourne

983

592

166.05

Pakenham

636

963

66.04

Officer SFC

444

995

44.62

Tooradin-Dalmore

276

1618

17.06

Doveton

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SEFNL LADDERS A GRADE RANK

TEAM

Tooradin-Dalmore

856

551

155.35

PTS 60

Beaconsfield

766

548

139.78

Narre Warren

731

634

115.30

Cranbourne

653

690

94.64

Doveton

643

683

94.14

ROC

665

668

99.55

Pakenham

596

758

78.63

Berwick

512

890

57.53

B GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS

Narre Warren

851

642

132.55

Tooradin-Dalmore

690

576

119.79

Beaconsfield

700

567

123.46

Doveton

818

701

116.69

ROC

696

710

98.03

Pakenham

610

704

86.65

Cranbourne

598

792

75.51

Berwick

476

747

63.72

RANK

TEAM

Narre Warren

609

367

165.94

Beaconsfield

547

356

153.65

C GRADE L

PTS

Tooradin-Dalmore

521

444

117.34

ROC

502

454

110.57

38 28

Doveton

463

525

88.19

Cranbourne

489

525

93.14

Berwick

374

624

59.94

Pakenham

372

582

63.92

D GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS

Doveton

627

351

178.63

Tooradin-Dalmore

548

292

187.67

Beaconsfield

560

380

147.37

Narre Warren

550

424

129.72

Cranbourne

416

460

90.43

30 18

Pakenham

416

651

63.90

ROC

375

556

67.45

Berwick

289

667

43.33

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SEFNL LADDERS 17&U RED GRADE RANK

TEAM

Cranbourne

636

363

175.21

PTS 64

Doveton

505

426

118.54

Berwick

524

420

124.76

ROC

544

490

111.02

Beaconsfield

458

433

105.77

Narre Warren

497

439

113.21

Pakenham

386

469

82.30

Tooradin-Dalmore

253

763

33.16

17&U WHITE GRADE RANK

TEAM

Narre Warren

502

361

139.06

PTS 52

Doveton

505

444

113.74

Beaconsfield

446

374

119.25

Pakenham

522

457

114.22

Cranbourne

442

421

104.99

ROC

487

456

106.80

Berwick

400

452

88.50

Tooradin-Dalmore

255

594

42.93

RANK

TEAM

PTS

ROC

584

310

188.39

Cranbourne

527

338

155.92

Berwick

489

312

156.73

Doveton

398

370

107.57

40 22

15&U RED GRADE W

Narre Warren

318

383

83.03

Beaconsfield

323

381

84.78

Pakenham

302

538

56.13

Tooradin-Dalmore

247

556

44.42

15&U WHITE GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS

Cranbourne

520

264

196.97

Narre Warren

454

293

154.95

Berwick

459

258

177.91

ROC

416

212

196.23

Beaconsfield

415

306

135.62

Pakenham

303

418

72.49

Doveton

296

409

72.37

Tooradin-Dalmore

780

9.87

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SEFNL LADDERS 13&U RED GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS

Berwick

585

240

243.75

Pakenham

567

265

213.96

Beaconsfield

456

249

183.13

Narre Warren

415

299

138.80

ROC

469

342

137.13

Cranbourne

408

394

103.55

Tooradin-Dalmore

266

488

54.51

Doveton

982

9.47

13&U WHITE GRADE RANK

TEAM

PTS

Beaconsfield

484

192

252.08

Berwick

380

223

170.40

ROC

429

223

192.38

Pakenham

398

185

215.14

Narre Warren

348

256

135.94

Cranbourne

237

289

82.01

Tooradin-Dalmore

136

453

30.02

Doveton

638

7.37

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SEFNL LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST - FOOTBALL

Seniors Madi Andrews Berwick 20 Votes

Reserves Hayden McLardy Berwick 15 Votes

Reserves Nicholas Russo Cranbourne 15 Votes

LEADING GOAL KICKER

Reserves Jordan Andrews Berwick 37 Goals

MARK OF THE YEAR

GOAL OF THE VOLUNTEER OF COACH OF THE YEAR THE YEAR YEAR

Marc Holt Cranbourne 1000 Goals

SERVICE AWARDS 250 GAMES Jodie Pike - Cranbourne, Julia Hobbs - Tooradin-Dalmore, Melinda Wilson, Glenda Charles (Dec) - Doveton. 200 GAMES Erin Clark - Narre Warren. 150 GAMES Trent Van Hout, Luke Sheppard Berwick, Josh Dodsworth - Beaconsfield.

Football Russell Trait Berwick BEST CONDUCTED CLUBS

A Grade Tara Cecil Cranbourne 16 Votes

A Grade

Danielle Cameron

Beaconsfield 16 Votes

A Grade B Grade Jessica Cox Stacey Deayton Tooradin-Dalmore Tooradin-Dalmore 16 Votes 18 Votes

MVP

Seniors Harrison Money Berwick 47 Goals

Luke McKenna Tooradin-Dalmore

Under 19 Max Sheppard Narre Warren 43 Goals

UNDER 19 Max Sheppard Narre Warren 16 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - NETBALL

Mitch Cotter Doveton

Matthew Shinners

Narre Warren

C Grade Zoe Dunkley Narre Warren 25 Votes

D Grade Rebecca Hendy Doveton 22 Votes

17U Red Kasey Maund Narre Warren 25 Votes

17U White Ruby Sheppard Narre Warren 17 Votes

17U White

15U Red Zealand Rakei Doveton 23 Votes

15U White Elise Setches ROC 28 Votes

13U Red David Solberger Pakenham 34 Votes

Adelaide Paternoster

Pakenham 17 Votes

CHAMPIONSHIP CLUB

MVP

VOLUNTEER OF COACH OF THE THE YEAR YEAR

Football Officer SFC

Football Netball Combined Netball Berwick

Narre Warren

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13U White Abby Curtis Berwick 31 Votes

Sara Villiers ROC

Netball Bec Sparks Cranbourne

Kelly Whitecross Beaconsfield

SEFNL LEAGUE AWARDS

FOOTBALL COACH: Matthew Shinners- Narre Warren BACK POCKET

FULL BACK

Glenn Osborne

BACK POCKET

Brandon Osborne

HALF BACK FLANK

James Waldon

CENTRE HALF BACK

Jake Bowd

HALF BACK FLANK

Joseph West

WING

Ryan Quirk

CENTRE

Bryce Rutherford

WING

Travis Tuck

HALF FORWARD FLANK

Shaun Marusic

CENTRE HALF FORWARD

Michael Collins

HALF FORWARD FLANK

Nick Scanlon

FORWARD POCKET

FULL FORWARD

Harrison Money

Marc Holt

RUCK

Ryan Jones FORWARD POCKET Trent Cody

RUCK ROVER

Sean Roach

ROVER

Brad Scalzo

Madi Andrews (C)

INTERCHANGE Mitch Cotter

Luke Sheppard

Trent Shinners

Riley Verbi

Col McNamara

Steven Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bryan

NETBALL COACH: Kelly Whitecross - Beaconsfield GOAL ATTACK

WING DEFENCE

Alex Maher

GOAL SHOOTER

Erin Clark

CENTRE

Sara Villiers

Kaela Hughes (C)

WING ATTACK

Bianca Sanzaro

Tara Cecil

GOAL DEFENCE

Jessica Cox

INTERCHANGE

GOAL KEEPER

Danielle Cameron

INTERCHANGE Rylee Nelson

INTERCHANGE Ebony Dolan

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 71

SEJ LIFE MEMBERS & SEJ HONOUR BOARD South East Juniors - Life Members V. Bennet *, Mrs. L. Patching*, Mrs. M. Kane, Mrs. P. Corneille, S.A. Heath, C. Riddiford, R. Stewart, Mrs. J McMaster, W. Monahan*, T. Blight*, P. Todd, J. Field, E. Fenton*, B. Anderson, J. Somers, R. Lacey, H. White*, B. Powell *, L. Hardman, Mrs. A.M. Brown*, M. Madeley, H. Moore, Mrs. G. Smith, W. Webster, Mrs. H. Madeley, W. Mahoney, R. Garwood, M. Hollander, L. Barrot *, J. French, N. Taylor *, R. McConnell, M. Jewell, Mrs. M. McClean*, T. Smith, P. Dowling, W. Lonie, Mrs. A. O’Brien, P. Winterton, D. Birnbaum, L. Patching*, Mrs. F. Stephenson *Deceased

South East Juniors Umpiring - Life Members P.Wineterton, R.Harris, T.Edwards

SEJ HONOUR BOARD YEAR

PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

1963 - 1968

V.Bennet *

S.A.HEATH

1969

V.Bennet *

M.MADELEY

H.MADELEY

1970 -1974

W.MONAHAN */H.WHITE *

M.MADELEY

H.MADELEY

1975

E.FENTON *

M.MADELEY

H.MADELEY

1976

M.MADELEY

W.LONIE

H.MADELEY

1977 - 1994

M.MADELEY

L.PATCHING *

H.MADELEY

1995

M.MADELEY

T.SMITH

H.MADELEY

1996

M.MADELEY

T.SMITH

H.MADELEY

1997 - 1998

M.MADELEY

M.HOLLANDER

H.MADELEY

1999

M.MADELEY

M.HOLLANDER / R.GARWOOD

H.MADELEY

2000 - 2002

M.MADELEY

R.GARWOOD

H.MADELEY

2003 - 2004

M.MADELEY

A.M.BROWN

H.MADELEY

2005

A.M.BROWN

M.HOLLANDER

C.LENGYEL

YEAR

PRESIDENT

GENERAL MANAGER

2006

A.M.BROWN

M.WHEELER

2007

A.M.BROWN

G.FINKELDE

2008

R.MCCONNELL

A.M.BROWN

2009

AFL Victoria Working Party CHAIRMAN

AFL PROJECT MANAGER

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

Geoff Almond / Roger Hampson

Liz Triffitt

Brody Driscoll

In Novemeber 2010 the league changed it’s name to South East Juniors Incorporated

YEAR

CHAIRMAN

GENERAL MANAGER

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

2010

Roger Hampson

Shaun Connell

Brody Driscoll

ADMINISTRATION

2011

Roger Hampson

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

2012

Roger Hampson

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

B.McNamara / D.Goldspink

2013

Roger Hampson

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

D.Goldspink

2014

Roger Hampson

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

D.Goldspink/Therese Trezise

2015

James Rouse

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

Therese Trezise

CLUB DEVELOPMENT

UMPIRING

D. Goldspink D. Goldspink Nathan Phillips

Rod Hamilton

In March 2016 the league came under the govennace of AFL South East YEAR

LEAGUE COMMISSIONER

2016 2017

Doug Bailey

2018

Doug Bailey

LEAGUES MANAGER

OPERATIONS MANAGER

CLUB DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

UMPIRING MANAGER

Liz Triffitt

Nicole Edney

Nathan Phillips

Rod Hamilton

Liz Triffitt

Nicole Edney

Rod Hamilton

Nicole Edney

Carl Fletcher (Regional)

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 73

SEJ OPERATIONS REPORT - Nicole Edney Season 2018 commenced on Sunday 15 April with 221 teams - 26 of those It’s also important that clubs who have members, whether they be officials being female teams which is a 36.8 percent increase compared to the or parents, who decide to exhibit unacceptable behaviour towards players, previous season. umpires or officials on match day utilise the league processes and follow procedures to ensure these people can be dealt with in accordance with With the assistance of the City of Casey, Melbourne FC and the Casey the rules and regulations of the league. Demons FC, Little Demons Day was held on the VFL oval at Casey Fields and the season ran for 14 rounds with a different format for the finals South East Juniors (SEJ) would like to thank the AFL South East tribunal series. members who volunteered their time to conduct tribunal hearings throughout the season, Shane Moody and Peter Drake for carrying out the role of investigation officers, and to those commission members who Little Demons Day volunteered their time to conduct the disciplinary hearings. Little Demons Day continues to deliver a season opener, carnival like atmosphere for the Under 8, 9 and 10 non-competitive age groups. Although the weather wasn’t on our side it was great to see over 70 teams taking part in a day that not only provides an opportunity for some players to get their first taste of junior football, but also provides a training opportunity for officials with training sessions held on the day designed to support them in their roles moving forward. The coaches of each team are given the opportunity to reinforce their teachings at training by being on the field whilst the game is in progress. The league sees this as an important step in not only the development of each and every player but also in the development of the coaches. These events are not possible without the support of our partners and we would like to thank our Co-Major sponsors Totally Work Wear and Melbourne FC for their continued support of this event.

JUDICIARY STATISTICS COMPARISON - PLAYERS 2018 2017 2016 2015

2014

We would also like to thank Heatstrip who provided a Heat Zone on the day which considering the weather was very well received, as well as Ross Faulkner and the Casey Demons FC for their ongoing support.

Reports

Tribunal Hearings

Female Participation

Complaints Committee Hearings

Set Penalty Applications

Investigations

Appeals

The league continues to transition to the U10, U12, U14, U16 and U18 competition model to support the AFL’s Female Football pathway and, although the league was not able to conduct a separate U16 and U18 girl’s competition, the female space continues to grow in participation numbers. It’s great to see more clubs entering female teams and with further growth expected in 2019 - with the introduction of an U10 Girls competition - the female team numbers are set to double from 2018 to 2019.

JUDICIARY STATISTICS COMPARISON - OFFICIALS

Judiciary

Although the league has seen a 39 percent decrease in the number of players reported there has been a rise in the number of incidents involving umpire and player abuse from spectators.

2018 2017 2016

2015

2014

Reports

There has also been a 100 percent increase in citations issued to coaches who have operated outside of the AFL Coaches Code of Conduct, compared to the 2017 season.

Tribunal Hearings

Coach Citations

It’s imperative that coaches, officials and spectators understand and demonstrate appropriate behaviours at every football match and provide encouragement to players and umpires as they participate in our competition.

Complaints Committee Hearings

Appeals

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SEJ OPERATIONS REPORT PARTICIPATION NUMBERS Teams In Club

2018 Team Grades

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

U/8

U/9

U/10

U/11

U/12

U/12G

U/13

U/14

U/14G

U15

Prem

U18G

Beaconsfield

Berwick

Berwick North

Berwick Springs

Bonbeach YCW

Cora Lynn

1Cranbourne JFC

Cranbourne SFC

Doveton Eagles

Endeavour Hills

Endeavour North

Fountain Gate

Hallam

Hampton Park

Koo Wee Rup

Lyndhurst

Mornington Youth Girls

Mt Eliza

Nar Nar Goon

Narre North Foxes

Narre South Lions

Narre Warren

Noble Park

North Dandenong

Officer Kangaroos

Pakenham

Parkmore Pirates

Scoresby YG

Tooradin-Dalmore

221

215

217

218

210

193

199

197

199

TOTAL

SEJ

Female

Male

Total

Beaconsfield JFC

483

557

Berwick JFC

407

459

Berwick North

Berwick Springs JFC

326

336

Cora Lynn FC

Cranbourne JFC

255

318

Endeavour Hills JFC

140

171

Endeavour North JFC

Fountain Gate JFC

124

164

Hallam

Hampton Park JFC

116

Koo Wee Rup FC

Lyndhurst FNC

173

184

Nar Nar Goon FC

Narre North Foxes JFC

257

323

Narre South Lions JFC

186

191

Narre Warren JFC

124

180

Noble Park FCJ

142

167

North Dandenong JFC

Officer JFC

303

326

Pakenham JFC

317

380

Parkmore JFC

Tooradin-Dalmore FC

151

155

573

3850

4423

Total Participants

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 75

SEJ OPERATIONS REPORT - Nicole Edney Finals Series

The Bendigo Bank Young Club Person of the Year award is in it’s third year, This season saw a slightly different finals format with the semi-finals being is sponsored by Bendigo Bank and was awarded to Dante Schmutter from spread out over two weeks, meaning a reduction in the number of grounds Berwick JFC. required for week one of the finals. The Lindsey Patching medal is awarded to the player who polls the most votes across all the competitive age groups. This year it was awarded to Suitable venues to host finals continues to be a challenge, however Georgia Malkoun from Narre North Foxes FC. Georgia has made history continued work with member clubs and the relevant councils continue to ensure that we can have access to the best venues available to showcase by being the first female player to have won the award since the award was introduced in 1995. our finals series. The league was also able to able to keep the entry cost the same as last Development Program year, in fact the entry cost has remained the same for the past five seasons despite the cost increase to run the finals. With the introduction of the Next Generation Academies (NGA) leagues are forging closer relationships with AFL Clubs to not only identify talented The league continued to showcase the female competition finals at the players in their region but to also introduce the game to players from one venue with the Youth Girls grand final being played on the VFL oval diverse backgrounds. at Casey Fields. And what a match it was with Beaconsfield snatching the grand final win with the last kick of the day. The creation of the NGA gives leagues an opportunity to tap into resources from an AFL Club to further enhance the development of players in the The clubs continue to do a fantastic job in hosting finals and this year was region. no exception. Thanks to Endeavour Falcons JFC, Lyndhurst FNC, Narre North Foxes JFC, Officer JFC, Pakenham JFC, Pakenham FC, the Casey To achieve this, the league, in consultation with AFL Victoria, the Demons and the Dandenong Southern Stingrays for hosting a fantastic Dandenong Southern Stingrays (Stingrays) and Melbourne FC, withdrew finals series. from the AFL Victoria Metropolitan Championships and entered one team in each of the U13, U14, U15, U15 Girls, U16, U17 and U18 Girls Presentation Night competitions of the AFL South East Regional Championships. The top-five players who poll the most votes for each competitive age group and division receive an invitation to the league awards night. This also provided an opportunity for the leagues U15 players to be available for selection in the Stingrays and Gippsland Power squads that This year the event was held at the newly completed Bunjil Place in the compete in the V/Line Championships. City of Casey and this has set the bar for future presentation nights. The night is a time to celebrate the achievements of players and volunteers The relationship with Melbourne FC and the Stingrays also provided an throughout the season. This is done by presenting awards in the following opportunity for the U15 Girls to be coached by two Melbourne FC AFLW categories; players in Katherine Smith and Bianca Jacobson. • Best and fairest player for each competition from U11 to U17 and U14 and Youth Girls It also allowed the U14 and U15 boys’ coaches and players to receive • Best conducted team for each competitive competition mentorship from key Melbourne FC NGA coaches and the U18 Girls to be • Best Conducted Club coached by former Stingrays and now Southern Saints assistant coach • Junior, Youth and Female Competition Coach of the Year Sam Calogero. • Volunteer of the Year • Lindsay Patching Medallist for the most votes polled in any SEJ thanks Melbourne FC and the Stingrays for their support in the 2018 competition season and we look forward to continuing to work together to development • Bendigo Bank Young Club Person of the Year players and coaches in the region. Hampton Park was the club of the night, being awarded the best conducted team award for the U13 and Youth Girls compeitions. The club also won the Best Conducted Club award, and coach of the Youth Girls and President of the club Chris Adair was awarded the Chisholm Volunteer of the Year award. Junior Coach of the Year was awarded to Daniel Brown from Noble Park FCJ, Youth Coach awarded to Len Fletcher from Berwick Springs JFC - who went on to also win the AFL South East Regional award - and the Female Competition Coach was awarded to Robert Jamieson from Narre North Foxes FC.

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Thanks must also go to the SEJ coaches, assistant coaches and the parents who filled volunteer match-day roles as they give their time to ensure that our players are given the guidance that they need to develop their football and excel in their chosen sport. In closing I would like to sincerely thank all the member clubs for continuing to support me in my role and for giving so much of their time to ensure that everyone at their club is able to continue to be involved in our great sport. Nicole Edney Operations Manager – South East Juniors

SEJ FINALS RESULTS

McDonalds UNDER 11 Red

McDonlads UNDER 12 Blue

1st Semi Final

Beaconsfield Gold

6.5.41

Def

Pakenham Maroon

1.4.10

1st Semi Final

Fountain Gate Blue

2.3.15

Def By

Berwick Blue

7.4.46

2nd Semi Final

Berwick Blue

2.5.17

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

1.3.9

2nd Semi Final

Noble Park

2.2.14

Def By

Pakenham Blue

8.8.56

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

6.6.42

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

2.3.15

Preliminary

Noble Park

3.6.24

Def

Berwick Blue

2.10.22

Grand Final

Berwick Blue

2.2.14

Def By

Beaconsfield Blue

5.5.35

Grand Final

Pakenham Blue

5.8.38

Def By

Noble Park

5.11.41

McDonalds UNDER 12 White

McDonalds UNDER 11 Blue 1st Semi Final

Lyndhurst Orange

2.13.25

Def

Cranbourne Blue

3.2.20

1st Semi Final

Cora Lynn

6.8.44

Def

Berwick North

0.0.0

2nd Semi Final

Officer White

4.9.33

Def

Beaconsfield White

2.0.12

2nd Semi Final

Kooweerup

4.1.25

Def

Nar Nar Goon

1.1.7

Preliminary

Beaconsfield White

4.6.30

Def

Lyndhurst Orange

0.0.0

Preliminary

Nar Nar Goon

0.7.7

Def By

Cora Lynn

2.5.17

Grand Final

Officer White

9.4.58

Def

Beaconsfield White

1.0.6

Grand Final

Kooweerup

7.2.44

Def

Cora Lynn

1.0.6

McDonalds UNDER 11 White

McDonalds UNDER 12 Girls

1st Semi Final

Cranbourne Gold

5.6.36

Def

Hampton Park

2.5.17

1st Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

2.2.14

Def

Narre Warren Black

1.2.8

2nd Semi Final

Noble Park

1.2.8

Def By

Narre Warren

1.3.9

2nd Semi Final

Cranbourne

9.8.62

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

1.6.12

Preliminary

Noble Park

3.8.26

Def

Cranbourne Gold

1.3.9

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

4.9.33

Def

Narre North Foxes Black

3.4.22

Grand Final

Narre Warren

2.5.17

Def

Noble Park

2.3.15

Grand Final

Cranbourne

8.6.54

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

0.2.2

McDonalds UNDER 12 Red

Bendigo Bank UNDER 13 Red

1st Semi Final

Berwick White

4.11.35

Def

Pakenham Maroon

3.0.18

1st Semi Final

Berwick Springs Blue

6.9.45

Def

Pakenham Blue

5.4.34

2nd Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

4.10.34

Def

Cranbourne Gold

3.2.20

2nd Semi Final

Narre South Lions Navy

1.10.16

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

0.4.4

Preliminary

Cranbourne Gold

1.4.10

Def By

Berwick White

2.3.15

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Gold

3.8.26

Def

Berwick Springs Blue

3.1.19

Grand Final

Narre North Foxes Black

3.14.32

Def

Berwick White

0.1.1

Grand Final

Narre South Lions Navy

5.7.37

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

5.1.31

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SEJ FINALS RESULTS

Bendigo Bank UNDER 13 Blue

McDonalds UNDER 14 Blue

1st Semi Final

Berwick North

3.18.36

Def By

Cranbourne Blue

7.4.46

1st Semi Final

Lyndhurst

8.6.54

Def By

Parkmore

14.16.100

2nd Semi Final

Noble Park

3.1.19

Def By

Berwick Blue

4.9.33

2nd Semi Final

Kooweerup

3.7.25

Def By

Narre North Foxes Grey

5.6.36

Preliminary

Noble Park

5.8.38

Def By

Cranbourne Blue

6.8.44

Preliminary

Kooweerup

5.5.35

Def By

Parkmore

10.8.68

Grand Final

Berwick Blue

10.15.75

Def

Cranbourne Blue

1.2.8

Grand Final

Narre North Foxes Grey

3.6.24

Def By

Parkmore

13.10.88

Bendigo Bank UNDER 13 White

McDonalds UNDER 14 Blue B

1st Semi Final

Berwick Springs Green

9.11.65

Def

Nar Nar Goon/Cora Lynn

3.5.23

1st Semi Final

Beaconsfield Gold

11.18.84

2nd Semi Final

Officer Blue

5.3.33

Def

Hampton Park

1.2.8

2nd Semi Final

Endeavour Hills

4.7.31

Def By

Preliminary

Hampton Park

3.6.24

Def By

Berwick Springs Green

7.7.49

Preliminary

Endeavour Hills

5.18.48

Grand Final

Officer Blue

6.3.39

Def

Berwick Springs Green

4.3.27

Grand Final

Berwick Blue

6.10.46

McDonalds UNDER 14 Red

Tooradin-Dalmore

2.4.16

Berwick Blue

4.9.33

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

5.4.34

Def

Endeavour Hills

3.10.28

McDonalds UNDER 14 Girls

1st Semi Final

Berwick Springs

20.13.133

2nd Semi Final

Beaconsfield Blue

1.2.8

Def By

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

9.8.62

Def

Grand Final

Berwick White

7.11.53

McDonalds UNDER 14 Red B

Def

Officer Blue

2.3.15

1st Semi Final

Pakenham Maroon

6.5.41

Def

Cranbourne

5.7.37

Berwick White

11.13.79

2nd Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

6.9.45

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

1.2.8

Berwick Springs

2.7.19

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

3.1.19

Def By

Pakenham Maroon

4.5.29

Def By

Beaconsfield Blue

9.7.61

Grand Final

Narre North Foxes Black

5.11.41

Def

Pakenham Maroon

2.3.15

Narre North Foxes Black

10.13.73

Def

Totally Workwear UNDER 15 Div 1

1st Semi Final

Narre Warren Black

6.8.44

Def By

1st Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

8.9.57

Def

Berwick Springs Blue

6.9.45

2nd Semi Final

Pakenham Blue

9.16.70

Def

Cranbourne Blue

4.2.26

2nd Semi Final

Berwick White

9.5.59

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

5.8.38

Preliminary

Cranbourne Blue

6.14.50

Def

Narre North Foxes Black

5.12.42

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

5.9.39

Def

Narre North Foxes Black

4.6.30

Grand Final

Pakenham Blue

17.7.109

Def

Cranbourne Blue

0.2.2

Grand Final

Berwick White

6.7.43

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

4.9.33

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SEJ FINALS RESULTS

Totally Workwear UNDER 15 Div 2 1st Semi Final

Noble Park

9.7.61

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Beaconsfield White

4.15.39

Preliminary

Narre North Foxes Grey

13.10.88

Grand Final

Beaconsfield White

7.6.48

Def By

McDonalds YOUTH Girls

Totally Workwear PREMIER 1

Lyndhurst

8.14.62

1st Semi Final

Pakenham Maroon

5.7.37

Def By

Berwick White

7.10.52

Def

Narre North Foxes Grey

1.4.10

2nd Semi Final

Berwick Navy

6.4.40

Def By

Beaconsfield Blue

6.9.45

Def

Lyndhurst

7.8.50

Preliminary

Berwick Navy

5.10.40

Def

Berwick White

4.3.27

Narre North Foxes Grey

7.11.53

Grand Final

Beaconsfield Blue

14.6.90

Def

Berwick Navy

5.7.37

Fountain Gate Blue

2.2.14

1st Semi Final

Officer White

8.4.52

Def

Fountain Gate Blue

6.6.42

Beaconsfield

11.3.69

2nd Semi Final

Endeavour Hills

9.13.67

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

6.11.47

Beaconsfield Gold

8.8.56

Def

Officer White

7.9.51

Endeavour Hills

7.14.56

Def

Beaconsfield Gold

5.3.33

Totally Workwear PREMIER 2

1st Semi Final

Cranbourne

3.3.21

Def

2nd Semi Final

Beaconsfield Blue

2.3.15

Def By

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

9.10.64

Def

Cranbourne

2.4.16

Preliminary

Grand Final

Beaconsfield

8.7.55

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

8.4.52

Grand Final

McDonalds YOUTH Girls B 1st Semi Final

Pakenham Maroon

2.10.22

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

4.6.30

Preliminary

Berwick

Grand Final

Narre North Foxes Black

Totally Workwear PREMIER 3

Berwick White

4.12.36

1st Semi Final

Fountain Gate White

1.10.16

Def By

Narre South Lions

7.11.53

Def

Berwick

3.1.19

2nd Semi Final

Berwick Springs Green

12.16.88

Def

Tooradin-Dalmore

1.3.9

10.4.64

Def

Berwick White

1.4.10

Preliminary

Tooradin-Dalmore

5.4.34

Def By

Narre South Lions

10.6.66

6.3.39

Def

Berwick

1.6.12

Grand Final

Berwick Springs Green

8.9.57

Def

Narre South Lions

2.4.16

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SEJ LADDERS MCDONALDS UNDER 11 RED

MCDONALDS UNDER 12 BLUE

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Berwick Blue

659

193

341.45

Beaconsfield Blue

715

251

284.86

92.86

Noble Park

515

313

164.54

84.62

89.29

Pakenham Blue

585

323

181.11

66.67

Beaconsfield Gold

547

205

266.83

71.43

Fountain Gate Blue

337

369

91.33

61.54

460

461

99.78

53.85

Pakenham Maroon

461

413

111.62

64.29

Berwick Blue

Berwick White

366

386

94.82

57.14

Endeavour Hills

428

348

122.99

46.15

399

448

89.06

46.15

Berwick Springs Green

692

562

123.13

46.43

Officer White

Officer Blue

371

623

59.55

28.57

Berwick Springs Blue

281

478

58.79

38.46

14.29

Officer Blue

198

429

46.15

30.77

Narre South Lions Navy

320

486

65.84

23.08

Narre South Lions Navy

379

856

44.28

MCDONALDS UNDER 11 BLUE

MCDONALDS UNDER 12 WHITE

TEAM

FOR

AGST

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Officer White

605

182

332.42

92.86

Kooweerup

863

270

319.63

78.57

Beaconsfield White

501

225

222.67

76.92

Nar Nar Goon

890

223

399.10

71.43

Lyndhurst Orange

591

274

215.69

71.43

Cora Lynn

673

276

243.84

71.43

Cranbourne Blue

374

316

118.35

57.14

Berwick North

567

502

112.95

57.14

Fountain Gate

298

350

85.14

42.86

Tooradin-Dalmore

760

306

248.37

50.00

Pakenham Blue

276

509

54.22

21.43

Cranbourne Gold

199

741

26.86

25.00

Berwick Springs Blue

198

602

32.89

14.29

Lyndhurst

287

1149

24.98

14.29

Narre North Foxes

257

727

35.35

7.14

North Dandenong

176

1116

15.77

3.57

MCDONALDS UNDER 11 WHITE

MCDONALDS UNDER 12 GIRLS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Noble Park

723

144

502.08

91.67

Cranbourne

1078

1225.00

91.67

Narre Warren

661

305

216.72

75.00

Beaconsfield Blue

812

187

434.22

91.67

Cranbourne Gold

365

281

129.89

50.00

373

528

70.64

58.33

Hampton Park

278

304

91.45

41.67

Narre North Foxes Black

Lyndhurst Blue

123

460

26.74

20.83

Narre Warren Black

280

423

66.19

50.00

Tooradin-Dalmore

154

435

35.40

16.67

Pakenham Maroon

213

570

37.37

25.00

Nar Nar Goon

882

9.30

0.00

Endeavour Hills

263

759

34.65

16.67

Officer

162

626

25.88

16.67

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Narre South Lions Navy

846

236

358.47

100.00

Beaconsfield Gold

770

386

199.48

71.43

Berwick Springs Blue

635

487

130.39

67.86

Pakenham Blue

640

556

115.11

60.71

Berwick White

601

559

107.51

50.00

Beaconsfield Blue

359

631

56.89

42.86

Tooradin-Dalmore

366

638

57.37

23.08

Endeavour Hills

349

699

49.93

23.08

MCDONALDS UNDER 12 RED

BENDIGO BANK UNDER 13 RED

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Narre North Foxes Black

740

120

616.67

100.00

Cranbourne Blue

488

313

155.91

66.67

Berwick White

454

375

121.07

58.33

Pakenham Maroon

497

471

105.52

46.15

Beaconsfield Gold

350

486

72.02

41.67

Berwick Springs Green

302

566

53.36

38.46

Beaconsfield White

305

537

56.80

30.77

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SEJ LADDERS REPORT BENDIGO BANK UNDER 13 BLUE

TOTALLY WORKWEAR UNDER 15 DIVISION TWO

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Noble Park

575

428

134.35

Berwick Blue

829

317

Berwick North

601

506

Cranbourne Blue

502

505

Narre North Foxes Grey

286

518

Lyndhurst

239

793

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

78.57

Beaconsfield White

1012

394

256.85

91.67

261.51

71.43

Narre Nth Foxes Grey

945

433

218.24

80.77

118.77

57.14

Noble Park

921

243

379.01

69.23

99.41

57.14

Lyndhurst

778

507

153.45

58.33

55.21

23.08

Cranbourne Blue

795

760

104.61

57.69

30.14

7.14

Narre Sth Lions Gold

793

551

143.92

46.15

Pakenham Blue

642

706

90.93

46.15

Berwick Springs Green

724

869

83.31

30.77

Beaconsfield Gold

471

892

52.80

30.77

Hampton Park

216

1164

18.56

16.67

North Dandenong

338

1161

29.11

0.00

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Beaconsfield Blue

1308

183

714.75

100.00

Beaconsfield

1428

223

640.36

89.29

Cranbourne

701

426

164.55

71.43

BENDIGO BANK UNDER 13 WHITE TEAM Officer Blue

FOR

498

AGST 254

% 196.06

%WON 66.67

Hampton Park

477

281

169.75

66.67

Berwick Springs Green

328

464

70.69

33.33

Narre South Lions Gold

154

908

16.96

18.18

NNG/Cora Lynn

251

452

55.53

16.67

MCDONALDS UNDER 14 RED

MCDONALDS YOUTH GIRLS

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Beaconsfield Blue

2148

295

728.14

92.86

Fountain Gate Blue

866

409

211.74

64.29

Berwick White

1788

315

567.62

85.71

Narre Nth Foxes Black

935

409

228.61

60.71

Berwick Springs

1170

602

194.32

78.57

Berwick

801

534

150.00

53.85

Officer Blue

769

1156

66.52

50.00

Pakenham Maroon

775

543

142.73

50.00

Pakenham Blue

507

1204

42.11

35.71

Berwick White

667

553

120.61

42.86

Cranbourne Blue

504

1553

32.45

28.57

Narre Warren Black

425

837

50.78

28.57

Narre Warren Black

578

1357

42.59

14.29

Fountain Gate

303

1533

19.77

25.00

Narre North Foxes Black

585

1567

37.33

14.29

Hampton Park

394

1267

31.10

17.86

Noble Park

117

1747

6.70

0.00

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Berwick Navy

1178

356

330.90

100.00

Beaconsfield Blue

1162

433

268.36

76.92

Pakenham Maroon

976

411

237.47

69.23

Berwick White

872

634

137.54

53.85

Narre Warren Black

518

862

60.09

33.33

Cranbourne Blue

500

1344

37.20

23.08

Narre Nth Foxes Blck

276

1201

22.98

8.33

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

MCDONALDS UNDER 14 BLUE TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Kooweerup

948

409

231.78

85.71

Narre Nth Foxes Grey

1001

407

245.95

78.57

Lyndhurst

916

521

175.82

78.57

Parkmore

838

550

152.36

64.29

Endeavour Hills

599

808

74.13

42.86

Berwick Blue

629

810

77.65

28.57

Beaconsfield Gold

449

851

52.76

21.43

Tooradin-Dalmore

244

1268

19.24

0.00

TOTALLY WORKWEAR PREMIER 1

MCDONALDS UNDER 14 GIRLS

TOTALLY WORKWEAR PREMIER 2

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

Narre North Foxes Black

1593

1852.33

100.00

Endeavour Hills

881

404

218.07

95.83

Beaconsfield Blue

711

240

296.25

83.33

Beaconsfield Gold

683

338

202.07

79.17

Pakenham Maroon

725

323

224.46

66.67

Officer White

679

573

118.50

54.17

Cranbourne

394

430

91.63

50.00

Fountain Gate Blue

678

611

110.97

54.17

Narre Warren Black

353

816

43.26

33.33

Berwick Red

645

933

69.13

46.15

Endeavour Hills

179

1105

16.20

8.33

Pakenham Gold

495

677

73.12

33.33

Berwick White

163

1118

14.58

8.33

Beaconsfield White

350

646

54.18

16.67

TEAM

FOR

AGST

%WON

TEAM

FOR

AGST

% WON

Berwick White

1557

217

717.51

92.86

Berwick Springs Green

1295

410

315.85

78.57

Beaconsfield Blue

1799

298

603.69

85.71

Tooradin-Dalmore

784

625

125.44

64.29

Narre North Foxes Black

1279

520

245.96

64.29

Fountain Gate White

665

782

85.04

46.15

Berwick Springs Blue

942

988

95.34

42.86

Narre South Lions

790

635

124.41

42.86

Endeavour Hills

293

1868

15.69

21.43

Berwick Blue

534

869

61.45

30.77

Narre Warren Black

235

2034

11.55

14.29

Pakenham Blue

255

1245

20.48

0.00

TOTALLY WORKWEAR UNDER 15 DIVISION ONE

TOTALLY WORKWEAR PREMIER 3

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 83

SEJ LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST - Totally Workwear Premier

Premier 1 Antonio Quach Berwick 17 Votes

Premier 2 Dylan Vanderwert Berwick 18 Votes

Premier 3 Matthew Birnie Tooradin-Dalmore 22 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Totally Workwear U15

Division 1 Miller Bergman Berwick 23 Votes

Division 2 Cody Murphy Noble Park 20 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - McDonalds U12

Red Division Max Setches Beaconsfield 21 Votes

Blue Division Mason Hall Pakenham 28 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - McDonalds U11

Division 2 Tearoa Papatua Narre South Lions 20 Votes

Red Division Noah Morrell Berwick 27 Votes

Blue Division Riley Hilliard Beaconsfield 22 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - McDonalds U14 / McDonalds Girls Lindsay Patching Medalist

Red Division Mitchell Szybkowski Beaconsfield 27 Votes

Blue Division James Voss Kooweerup 22 Votes

Youth Girls Lauree Metcalfe Berwick 24 Votes

U14 Girls Georgia Malkoun Narre North Foxes 31 Votes

BEST & FAIREST - Bendigo Bank U13

Red Division Kane Rudy Pakenham 30 Votes

Blue Division Jeran Gunaratnam Berwick North 24 Votes

White Division Thando Gazi Berwick North 22 Votes

White Division Muharem Muja Hampton Park 14 Votes

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White Division Alex Chandler Noble Park 25 Votes

Volunteer of the Year

U14 Girls Georgia Malkoun Narre North Foxes 31 Votes

Chris Adair Hampton Park

Bendigo Bank Young Club Person of the Year

Dante Schmutter Berwick

SEJ LEAGUE AWARDS

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - Totally Workwear Premier

Premier 1 Beaconsfield Blue

Premier 2 Endeavour Hills

Premier 3 Berwick Springs Green

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - Totally Workwear U15

Division 1 Beaconsfield Blue

Division 2 Berwick Springs Green

Youth Girls Beaconsfield Blue

U14 Girls Narre North Foxes

Blue Division Noble Park

White Division Kooweerup

Blue Division Lyndhurst Orange

White Division Cranbourne Gold

BEST CONDUCTED CLUB - OVERALL

Hampton Park

U12 Girls Beaconsfield Blue

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - Bendigo Bank U13

Red Division Beaconsfield Gold

Blue Division Officer Blue

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - Parklea U11

Blue Division Beaconsfield Gold

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - McDonalds Girls

Youth Girls Hampton Park

Red Division Berwick White

Red Division Beaconsfield Gold

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - McDonalds U14

Red Division Beaconsfield Blue

BEST CONDUCTED TEAM - McDonalds U12

White Division Hampton Park

COACHES AWARDS

Coach of the Year Junior Daniel Brown Noble Park

Coach of the Year Female Robert Jamieson Narre North Foxes

Coach of the Year Youth Len Fletcher Berwick Springs

UMPIRES AWARDS

Field Umpire Kyle Van Raay

Boundary Umpire Zac Mousaco

Goal Umpire Matt Hardy

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 85

SEWF INTERLEAGUE REPORT SEWF Triumphant on Debut In 2018, South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF) was given the opportunity to play in the AFL Victoria Community Championships on Saturday 19 May against the Northern Football League.

YEAR

LEAGUES MANAGER

OPERATIONS MANAGER

OPERATIONS COORDINATOR

2017

Liz Triffitt

Sharlene Nation

Taylah Laxon

2018

Rod Hamilton

give SEWF an eight-point lead early in the quarter. SEWF dominated the second term and held a five-point lead at half time.

This was a first for the SEWF women playing representative football in only the second season of the competition, with the ladies playing on the same SEWF came out firing in the third quarter and a goal to Sarah Astone in the day as the under 19’s and senior men’s team from the MPNFL at Cramer first minute saw the lead extend out to 11 points. Northern then kicked two St in Preston. goals in two minutes to regain the lead. For the remainder of the quarter both teams fought hard and scores were level at three-quarter time. Trials for the representative team were held once a week over a four-week period with an initial squad of 60 ladies invited to try out for the team. The final quarter was a real arm wrestle with a goal to Chloe Hunt in the Megan Snart, the 2017 Coach of the Year, was appointed coach for the first minute of the last quarter giving SEWF a six-point lead. Northern inaugural representative team. kicked a goal at the 12-minute mark again levelling the scores. The first training session in late April saw 50 ladies attend. It was a great The scores remained level with the game ending in a draw. The teams effort by the ladies to attend training with some women travelling over one- played an additional two five-minute halves which saw SEWF score a point and-a-half hours just to try out. The commitment of the ladies throughout all in the second half of extra time to win the game by the solitary point. of the training sessions was fabulous. The game was played in great spirit and was a fantastic advertisement for All clubs in Division One were represented, with the squad trimmed down women’s football. Olivia Aing was awarded the Best on Ground medal. to 25 with the players presented with their jumpers at a combined dinner with the MPNFL men’s and under 19 team on Wednesday 16 May at To be competitive against such a strong and established Northern women’s Frankston Park. Emily Wallace from Cranbourne was announced as the team was the highlight of the day, but to actually be victorious was beyond captain of the team. everyone’s expectations. Game day saw the ladies play at 12.00 noon, between the under 19’s game and the Senior men’s game. For all, it was the excitement and the enthusiasm of the ladies that caught everyone’s attention pre game.

Congratulations to the coaching staff, trainers and all of the players on the success of the first representative team. And a big thank you to all of the supporters from all clubs that attended on the day.

These ladies had not even played a practice match let alone a full compe- To put a competitive team together in four weeks and have the ladies come titive representative game and had only played two home and away games away with a victory, shows that women’s football in the region is going from during the SEWF season prior to taking to the field. strength to strength. Northern started quickly, kicking a goal in the first 90 seconds of play, and it took a while for the SEWF ladies to settle down. But once they did, their tackling pressure was fantastic. SEWF had the ball in their forward line in the first quarter but couldn’t find the scoreboard. Olivia Aing was dominating in the midfield and kicked a point from a set shot to get SEWF on the board. Chloe Hunt marked strongly minutes later, 20 metres out from goal, and kicked truly to kick the historic first goal for SEWF. SEWF led at the quarter time break by one point. The second quarter saw Chloe Hunt mark in front of goals and convert to

Northern FL SEWF

Q1 1.2.8 1.3.9

Q2 1.6.12 2.4.16

Q3 3.6.24 3.6.24

Q4 4.6.30 4.7.31

Northern Goals: C. Hurst 2, A. Bayes, T. Chetcuti. Best: E. Koiker, S. Wright, G. Wright, C. O‘Bryan, S. Nyawela, T. Olcorn. SEWF Goals: C. Hunt 3, S. Astone. Best: O. Aing, J. Johnston, B. Ousley, C. Wilkinson, T. Tatterson, M. West.

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 87

SEWF OPERATIONS REPORT - Rod Hamilton Having commenced as Operations Manager for SEWF in 2018 it has been a great experience and a steep learning curve to work with clubs to consolidate women’s football in the region.

The second week of the finals – the preliminary final - was held in conjunction with the MPNFL Division 2 second semi-final at Hastings.

To be able to give ladies the opportunity to play a sport that they love, in a structured competition, gives me great pride and satisfaction.

The grand finals were back at Beaconsfield, this time playing in conjunction with the SEFNL second semi-finals. Again the crowd numbers were great and the crowd certainly were rewarded with three very close and competitive games.

In a first for women’s football in a finals series, the ladies played at the The enthusiasm of the club officials, coaching staff, players and volunteers same venue as the netball and senior men’s football - creating a fantastic has been incredible and has made the competition one of the strongest in atmosphere. Crowd numbers were very good with spectators lining the Victoria. fence throughout the day.

The year has presented numerous challenges but, with the assistance of the clubs, we have been able to work through issues to get the ladies playing football.

Chisholm Division One saw Eastern Devils and Seaford, who both finished the season on top of the ladder with only percentage separating the two Facilities are a big factor but with the assistance of local authorities we teams, compete in the grand final. Eastern Devils prevailed in a very close will continue to improve over the coming seasons. Keeping the lines of game, by three points in a great advertisement for women’s football. communication open with clubs and listening to their needs has been a key Olivia Aing from Eastern Devils was judged best on ground by the umpires. factor to the success of the competition. Mornington Racecourse Division Two was played between Bass Coast and The distance that the ladies travel, just to have a game of football, shows Tyabb. These two teams have improved markedly over the two seasons of the great level of commitment from all clubs. Again communication is the SEWF, playing in the Division Three grand final in 2017 with Tyabb winning key factor, scheduling double header games and listening to the clubs by a point. This year saw Bass Coast turn the tables on Tyabb winning needs where possible, to assist the clubs with organising their volunteers at by 14 points. Kelly O’Neill from Bass Coast awarded the best-on-ground the same venue. medal. We had 28 teams compete this year in three divisions - Division One consisted of 10 teams, Division Two had eight (8) teams, and Division Three had 10 teams. The home-and-away season was held over 14 rounds, with a bye on Saturday 19 May, for the AFL Victoria Community Championships. It was pleasing to see just under 1200 registered females across the 28 clubs. Of those that were registered in the SEWF, 150 ladies were also on VFLW lists and gained valuable experience training and playing at the second highest level of football. It was great to see throughout the home-and-away season that clubs had a wide variety of themed rounds. These rounds were embraced by each of the teams that played in these games throughout the year. Some of the theme rounds supported great causes such as It’s Okay Not to be Okay, Donate Life, Breast Cancer and The Susan Alberti Foundation. We strongly encourage these theme rounds and we are happy to promote them through our social media pages. It was also pleasing to see that there were no reports throughout the whole of the season, showing that the ladies play the game in great spirit. The first week of the finals were held at Holm Park Reserve in Beaconsfield with all six finals games being held on the same day across the two ovals. This created a great atmosphere for the players and spectators alike and we were able to showcase women’s football at the one venue. Although the weather wasn’t kind, the response from clubs and spectators was fantastic and saw approximately 1500 people in attendance.

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The Mornington Racing Club Division Three grand final was played between Hastings and Pearcedale. Hastings held an eight-point lead at half time but did not score in the second half with Pearcedale running out eight-point winners. Katie Mitchell from Pearcedale was awarded the beston-ground medal. Thank you to our Sponsors, Chisholm, Mornington Racing Club and Cleanaway for your ongoing support throughout the year. And we thank all of the SEWF clubs for your contribution to women’s football and contributing to a very successful season in 2018.

SEWF OPERATIONS REPORT SEWF TEAM AND PLAYER PARTICIPATION NUMBERS 2017

2018

2017 Teams

2017 Players

Bass Coast

Beaconsfield

Bunyip

Cerberus/Crib Point

Chirnside Park

Cranbourne

Eastern Devils

Edithvale Aspendale

Endeavour Hills

Frankston Bombers

Frankston Dolphins

Gippsland Maroons

Hastings

Karingal

Knox

Mornington

Morwell East

Officer

Pakenham

Pearcedale

Port Melbourne

Red Hill

Seaford

114

St Kilda Sharks

107

Tyabb

Warragul Colts/Industrials

Total Football Teams

1216

CLUB

2018 Division 1

2018 Division 2

2018 Division 3

2018 Teams

2018 Players

963

1 1 1

JUDICIARY

2018 FINALS ATTENDANCE Final SF1

Location

Date

Attendance

Holm Park Reserve

Sunday 19 August

1498

Hastings

Saturday 25 August

2340*

Holm Park Reserve

Saturday 1 September

2815*

SF2

Overall Total 6,653

An Independent Tribunal was appointed by AFL South East to manage reports and investigations. Year

2017

2018

Reports

Tribunal Hearings

Set Penalty Applications

Investigations

Coach Citations

Appeals

*SEWF finals played in conjunction with MPNFL (August 25) and SEFNL (September 1).

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 89

SEWF FINALS RESULTS Chisholm DIVISION 1 - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Cranbourne 1.6.12 Def By Mornington 3.7.25 Semi Final 2: Eastern Devils 4.5.29 Def Seaford 2.6.18 Preliminary Final: Seaford 8.9.57 Def Mornington 2.4.16 Grand Final: Eastern Devils 2.5.17 Def Seaford 2.2.14 Eastern Devils Goals: E. McIlvena, S. McGeoch. Best: Olivia Aing (Medal), A. Ryan, N. Bjelan, C. Papadopoulos, S. Beggs, S. McNamara. Seaford Goals: K. Carew, T. Browne. Best: B. Rogan, S. Ryan, M. Goodwin, K. Tua, M. Welsh, S. Astone.

Mornington Racing Club DIVISION 2- Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Eastern Devils 3.1.19 Def By Tyabb 3.10.28 Semi Final 2: Bass Coast 8.11.59 Def Seaford 0.2.2 Preliminary Final: Seaford 1.0.6 Def By Tyabb 12.15.87 Grand Final: Bass Coast 5.4.34 Def Tyabb 2.8.20 Bass Coast Goals: T. Stahl-Smith, K. O’Neill, E. Volard, J. Redmond, K. Thomas. Best: Kelly O’Neill (Medal), C. Connell, E. Angarane, T. Sandbach, H. Mills, E. Volard. Tyabb Goals: K. Thompson, A. Coventry. Best: K. Thompson, L. Souter, M. Hart, K. Dean, M. Baxter, K. Adamson.

Mornington Racing Club DIVISION 3 - Finals Series Results Semi Final 1: Mornington 2.0.12 Def By Pearcedale 2.9.21 Semi Final 2: Hastings 7.3.45 Def Frankston Bombers 2.2.14 Preliminary Final: Franskton Bombers 3.1.19 Def By Pearcedale 5.5.35 Grand Final: Hastings 3.1.19 Def By Pearcedale 3.9.27 Hastings Goals: B. Luxmoore, L. Beattie, K. Syer. Best: B. Kupsch, Z. Mitchell, J. Benwell, R. Hennekam, T. Scott, M. Young. Pearcedale Goals: H. Roberts, C. Hill, E. Duncan. Best: Katie Mitchell (Medal), C. Hill, K. Trotter, C. White, N. Meulenbrock, E. Duncan.

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SEWF LADDERS CHISHOLM DIVISION 1 TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Eastern Devils

1020

143

713.29

Seaford

805

243

331.28

Cranbourne

725

282

257.09

Mornington

669

411

162.77

St Kilda Sharks

723

383

188.77

Chirnside Park

474

558

84.95

Beaconsfield

336

621

54.11

Port Melbourne

393

838

46.90

Gippsland Maroons

117

1071

10.92

Endeavour Hills

189

901

20.98

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Bass Coast

1286

108

1190.74

Seaford

763

322

236.96

Eastern Devils

619

382

162.04

Tyabb

560

420

133.33

Warragul

385

669

57.55

Cranbourne

296

569

52.02

St Kilda Sharks

197

820

24.02

Edithvale-Aspendale

125

941

13.28

TEAM

FOR

AGST

PTS

Hastings

898

189

475.13

Frankston Bombers

619

323

191.64

Mornington

514

332

154.82

Pearcedale

563

385

146.23

Cerberus/Crib Point

500

567

88.18

Officer

441

327

134.86

Karingal

369

359

102.79

Seaford

408

525

77.71

Pakenham

303

952

31.83

Red Hill

307

814

37.71

Edi-Asp

149

0.00

MORNINGTON RACING CLUB DIVISION 2

MORNINGTON RACING CLUB DIVISION 3

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2018 | PAGE 91

SEWF LEAGUE AWARDS BEST & FAIREST

AWARDS NIGHT An exciting development took place in 2018 with the SEWF Presentation Night held in conjunction with the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) Awards Night at the Mornington Racecourse on Monday 3 September. The night provides a wonderful opportunity to recognise and acknowledge the achievements of players, coaches, volunteers and clubs and celebrate the recently completed season. Master of Ceremonies Peter Lazer did a great job of ensuring the night ran smoothly, with the SEWF awards sitting comfortably alongside the big winners from the MPNFL football and netball season.

Division 1 Emily Wallace Cranbourne 11 Votes

Division 1 Sarah McNamara Eastern Devils 11 Votes

Division 2 Tayla Stahl-Smith Bass Coast 21 Votes 350 GAMES

It was also great to hear footballers from the MPNFL men’s competition recognise the SEWF players on the night, ensuring a great atmosphere in the room. The top-five best and fairest place getters from each division are invited to the awards night, with third, fourth and fifth acknowledged for the efforts, with trophies awarded to the winner and runner up from each division. Other highlights on the night included a special recognition award presented to St Kilda Sharks player Belinda Bowey, who notched up the remarkable achievement of playing her 350th game during the season. Mornington’s Gary Sanford and Cranbourne’s Emily Wallace were acknowledged as the best leaders in the competition, announced as coach and captain of the 2018 Team of the Year respectively, while Port Melbourne’s Belinda Ousley capped off a great season by winning the MVP Award.

Division 3 Zoe Mitchell Hastings 28 Votes

Belinda Bowey St Kilda Sharks

LEADING GOAL KICKER

Sam Larkins from the Eastern Devils took home the coveted Volunteer of the Year Award, while the leading goal kickers were also acknowledged across all three divisions. Congratulations to all invitees and trophy winners on the night.

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Division 1 Emily McIlvena Eastern Devils 27 Goals

Division 2 Tayla Stahl-Smith Bass Coast 60 Goals

Division 3 Lindsay Tucker Frankston 42 Goals

MVP

COACH OF THE YEAR

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR

Belinda Ousley Port Melbourne

Gary Sanford Mornington

Sam Larkins Eastern Devils

SEWF LEAGUE AWARDS

DIVISION 1 - TEAM OF THE YEAR COACH: Gary Sanford - Mornington BACK POCKET Kaea Tua

FULL BACK Georgia Speedy

BACK POCKET Chelsea Wilkinson

HALF BACK FLANK

CENTRE HALF BACK

HALF BACK FLANK

Jess Wallace

Alex Vanderwaal

Vicki Sanford

WING

CENTRE

WING

Sarah McNamara

Jess Johnston

Emily Wallace (C) HALF FORWARD FLANK Alison Dowler FORWARD POCKET Alice Nagtzaam RUCK Emily Rylance

CENTRE HALF FORWARD Carlee Portlock FULL FORWARD Emily McIlvena RUCK ROVER Lauren Law

HALF FORWARD FLANK Belinda Ousley FORWARD POCKET Madeleine Tilley ROVER Alex Trollip

INTERCHANGE Olivia Aing

Kaitlyn Carew

Parris Stahl

Charlotte Jagusch

Chloe Hunt

SUBSTITUTES Tayla Tatterson

Bronwyn Rogan

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Umpiring REPORT - Carl Fletcher Season 2018 saw the start of a new era for umpiring within the AFL South East Commission. After ongoing negotiations with the Southern Umpires Association (SUA), agreement was reached for AFL South East to manage umpiring. This included the strategy, coaching, appointments, umpire payments and development of umpiring within the region. The SUA would continue to play an important part for its members with a focus on the social and welfare aspects of the group. With this new agreement in place, Carl Fletcher was appointed and started work in early February as the Regional Director of Umpiring to oversee umpiring management across the MPNFL, SEFNL, SEWFL, FDJ, SEJ and MPJ Leagues. During March a further appointment was made with Leigh Buwalda appointed as the Umpire Development Officer to provide additional support to the umpiring space. With Leigh coming on board Rod Hamilton, who previously managed SEJ Umpiring, moved into the role of SEWF Leagues Manager. All umpiring groups throughout the region started their official training across the month of February. The Senior umpiring group continued to train twice a week on Monday and Wednesday evenings at Kananook Reserve, the traditional home of the SUA. The Oval and SUA rooms provide a home for umpiring on the Peninsula with coaching rooms, change rooms and the oval, which received lighting upgrades during the season. The Monday night training also provided a training night for new umpires in the Frankston District Junior Football League. Dedicated training for the juniors was promoted to all clubs and, with that, 21 new umpires got involved regularly attending the training sessions. The Senior Umpires South East training base moved from Fountain Gate to Carlisle Park in Cranbourne to create a closer link with the South East Juniors. Carlisle Park is a synthetic all-weather surface with new modern rooms and proved to be a quality training venue for all umpires.

peninsula. We thank the Rye Football Club for their continued support of this group in allowing access to the clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facility.

The Junior umpires for South East Juniors moved training from Thursday nights at Carlisle Park to Monday nights in 2018 to train alongside the senior umpiring group. This change brought about strong training numbers on a Monday night and a clearer pathway for the juniors to progress to seniors.

With four training locations and six leagues to service the umpiring groups are well serviced by dedicated coaches and volunteers. The Senior Umpiring group was led by Dave Golby as Head Coach, with Adam Holland leading the Boundary Umpires and Troy Bellchambers leading the Goal Umpire ranks.

The South East Juniors also continued with a training base out of Heatherbrae Reserve in Officer that this year was held on Thursday nights. This training group was only a small group and we look forward to working to grow this training base over the coming years.

This year there were changes to the senior Field umpire coaching with Brett Gent leading the group at Kananook and Dale Armstrong at Carlisle Park. In our Junior Leagues Laurie Girardo, Ray Fulton and Stephanie Girardo coached the South East Juniors, while a new coaching structure was put in place for the Frankston Juniors with Trevor Allen managing the appointments, while Wes Mann and Gary Hofert led the Monday night coaching sessions.

The SUA have also had a training base at Rye Football Club for a number of years. This group continued in 2018 providing training to local junior umpires for the MPJ and also for senior umpires that lived down the

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UMPIRING Scott Gathercole continued to manage the Rye training base for junior and senior umpires on the Peninsula, while Scott also managed the Youth Appointments for the MPJ as part of the Service Agreement in place with the MPJ League. These people do an outstanding job throughout the year to service over 3,300 home-and-away matches across the region. They are further supported by assistant coaches, match day observers, mentors, tribunal advocates and other key support staff throughout the year. I take this chance to thank each and every coach and volunteer that support umpiring throughout the region. This year the umpiring group was lucky enough to have some AFL umpires visit the group as part of the Community Umpiring Round. AFL Umpires Shane McInerney, Chris Gordon, Hayden Gavine, Ray Chamberlain and Craig Fleer visited the Kananook and Carlisle Park training bases in May. On the night the umpires conducted training drills for the umpires and also participated in a question and answer session to share their stories of umpiring on the big stage and their memories of umpiring community football, including what it takes to make it the AFL. The umpiring group was also lucky to welcome back umpires from the VFL on occasion through the year who helped with training. Recruitment of umpires will be a big focus as we move forward. Currently the region has over 500 active umpires servicing the various competitions. Recruitment through junior clubs and high schools will be an important element as we look to grow our numbers to provide improved service and reduce the load on some umpires that umpire up to five or more games a weekend.

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UMPIRING REPORT - Carl Fletcher Currently we have two School Based Umpiring Academies based at St Francis Xavier College and Alkira Secondary College in the South East. These schools provide weekly training to students interested in umpiring. Conveniently based at their school, and held within school hours or straight after school, numerous students then umpire within the South East Juniors each weekend.

the region were involved over the three days and received coaching to help them continue their development towards senior football. The final representative opportunity of the year involved five local umpires in Josh Dudman Doyle, Kyle Van Raay, Zachary Mousaco, Jye Stannage and Jack Buller umpiring at the V-Line Championships held in Moe, Morwell and Traralgon during AFL Grand Final week. Josh, Kyle, Zachary and Jack were also named amongst the umpires of the carnival for strong performances across the week.

Along with servicing our local competitions, many umpires also had the opportunity this year to umpire school matches along with trial matches for St Kilda, Melbourne and Dandenong Stingrays various talent programs. After successful seasons this year, three umpires have been nominated to trial for the VFL in 2019. Boundary umpires Chris Cato, Zachary Mousaco The talent pathway for umpires is an exciting one with the opportunity and Zane Whitelaw will have a busy off-season as they push themselves to to progress towards the VFL/AFL and participate in local and state be as fit as possible for possible selection onto the VFL Development List. representative matches. The V-Line Umpire Academy has been a successful program for many years that provides umpires with additional This year a new initiative was introduced to recognise a Senior Field training and support to progress along the umpire talent pathway. Umpire in the Senior Football Team of the Year. James O’Hagan was recognised for the SEFNL team and Rick Taig was selected in the MPNFL This year 34 umpires were selected in the program across Field, Boundary Team of the Year – great recognition to both for outstanding seasons. and Goal umpiring. The program involved four training nights from February to May, with 13 umpires then selected to umpire in the Senior This year a special appointments and awards night was organised for the Interleague matches held in May. FDJ Grand Final appointments. On the night three awards were presented along with the Grand Final appointments. The SUA supported the night Through strong performances, Hugh Tatman, Zane Whitelaw and Zach providing food and drinks for the umpires in attendance. Mousaco were then selected to umpire in the Under 19’s and Senior Representative matches between Metro and Country in Ballarat in July. The SEJ held its annual appointments and awards night on Friday 24 August. Over 120 people attended to celebrate a fantastic season and find The Junior Interleague was also a great opportunity for our talented junior out who had been rewarded with Grand Final Appointments. Money was umpires over the Queen’s Birthday weekend. Many umpires from across also raised on the night for Ronald McDonald House through a Cake Stall

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UMPIRING that everyone contributed too. The SUA held its annual Grand Final appointments night on Wednesday 5 September. The night was a great success with a guest speaker in David Schwartz, before the Grand Final appointments for the MPJ, SEFNL and MPNFL were announced. The SUA also held its Presentation Night on Saturday 6 October to recognise all umpires on a great season with over 200 in attendance to celebrate the year. The coveted Golden Whistle Awards this year were presented to: FDJ – Ethan Lock SEJ – Josh Dudman Doyle SUA – Zachary Mousaco This year was a new beginning for umpiring in AFL South East with the changes to the management of umpiring throughout the region. I want to thank the SUA for its support of the changes and working with AFL South East to work towards growing umpiring together going forwards. In particular I want to thank all our umpires, coaches, volunteers and clubs for their support of umpiring this year. Thanks also to AFLSE Staff and Commissioners for their support and guidance, while I would particularly like to thank Leigh Buwalda, Therese Trezise, Shaun Connell, John Anderson and each of the League Operation Managers for their assistance in supporting the development of an Umpiring Department to service the Commission. MPNFL Umpire of the Year - Rick Taig Carl Fletcher Regional Director of Umpiring

2018 UMPIRING NUMBERS Discipline

Male Umpires

Female Umpires

Total

Field

228 (90.48%)

24 (9.52%)

252

Boundary

169 (91.85%)

15 (8.15%)

184

Goal

70 (88.61%)

9 (11.39%)

Total

467 (90.68%)

48 (9.32%)

515

SEFNL Umpire of the Year - James O‘Hagan

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