AFLSE 2019 Annual Report

2019 ANNUAL REPORT

CONTENTS Page 03 - Contents Page Page 06 - AFL South East RGM Report Page 10 - 2018 AFL South East Administration Page 11 - On Line Media Report Page 12 - AFLSE Events Report Page 14 - Football Development Manager’s Report Page 16 - Chief Operating Officer (COO) 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 - Division One Finals Results Page 30 - Division Two Finals Results Page 32 - Division One Ladders Page 34 - Division Two Ladders Page 36 - Division One League Awards Page 40 - Division Two League Awards Page 44 - AFLSE Regional Top-Age Page 45 - Operations Report Page 46 - Finals Results Page 47 - Ladders Page 48 - League Awards Page 49 - FDJFL Page 52 - Operations Report Page 54 - Development Program Report Page 56 - Finals Results Page 58 - Ladders Page 60 - League Awards Page 62 - SEJ Page 64 - Operations Report Page 66 - Development Program Report Page 68 - Finals Results Page 72 - Ladders Page 74 - League Awards Page 76 - SEWF Page 77 - SEWF Interleague Report Page 78 - Operations Report Page 80 - Finals Results Page 81 - Ladders Page 82 - League Awards Page 84 - Umpiring

AFL SOUTH EAST COMMISSION Roger Hampson - Chairman

Russell Jacgung

Scott Grimster

Ted Turner

Paul Theobald

Anita Jonceski

Molina Asthana

Doug Bailey - SEJ Commissioner

Peter Wakeling - MPNFL Commissioner

Fraser Bayne - FDJFL Commissioner

Photography Acknowledgement: GameFace/Frankie Photography AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 03

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 (AFLSE) region in 2019.

Congratulations go to the following clubs who won football premierships in 2019, being:

In governing and administering the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL), South Eastern Womens Football (SEWF) and two junior leagues, Frankston and Districts Junior Football League (FDJFL) and South East Juniors (SEJ), AFLSE oversaw the registration of 11,009 male football participants, 4,190 female football participants, 1,263 netballers and 578 umpires. That’s a total of 17,040 active participants for the season.

Chisholm Division 1: Seniors: Dromana Reserves: Mt Eliza U19: Frankston YCW

The 17,040 active participants figure doesn’t include the thousands of officials and volunteers who perform countless roles around football and netball clubs.

Chisholm Division 2: Seniors: Red Hill Reserves: Langwarrin U19: Red Hill

In the netball, congratulations to the following clubs: Those numbers also do not include Auskick, with the AFLSE region having the highest number of Auskickers in the State. In 2019 we had 4,650 Chisholm Division 1: youngsters register for Auskick with the next highest region being AFL A Grade: Edithvale Aspendale Barwon with 3,100 registered Auskickers. B Grade: Edithvale Aspendale C Grade: Edithvale Aspendale Commission D Grade: Edithvale Aspendale The current list of Commissioners can be viewed at the front of this annual U17: Mt Eliza report. There were no changes to the Commission in 2019. Chisholm Division 2: I would like to thank Chairman Roger Hampson and the rest of the A Grade: Crib Point Commission for their support of management and their voluntary B Grade: Somerville contribution to the region, in spending many hours attending industry C Grade: Karingal meetings, functions, matches and events. D Grade: Karingal U17: Seaford AFLSE Finances The finances of AFLSE and the respective leagues has been a focus of the During the season Luke Van Raay played his 300th game for Karingal. Commission for the last couple of years. At the Division One Grand Final luncheon Luke was presented with his MPNFL Life Membership. Congratulations goes to Luke for his award, but This annual report does not contain the financial statements; however, especially for his persistence to overcome adversity to achieve such a each league will be preparing financial statements to be audited and milestone as a one club player. presented at the AGM’s. It is pleasing to be able to advise that the MPNFL, SEWF, FDJFL and SEJ will all record strong surpluses for the financial Once again, we had a successful final series with a combination of football year. and netball making for a good atmosphere and top-level community sport. This is a very important outcome for the sustainability of the leagues. To Appreciation goes to host clubs Chelsea, Somerville, Mornington, Rye and operate in a surplus allows us to invest in the future of the competition and Rosebud for their excellent preparation and activation. importantly assist in the ongoing viability of the clubs. Thanks also goes to Frankston City Council and the Frankston FC for the Senior Football and Netball Leagues in 2019 excellent condition of Frankston Park for the two Grand Finals. i) MPNFL Season 2019 saw the second instalment of the divisional structure, and our Inter League thanks in particular go to the competition sponsor in Chisholm Institute. After defeating Ovens and Murray at Rosebud the MPNFL became the top-ranked country league in the State. We are now ranked second overall A remarkable performance was produced by the Dromana Football in the AFL Victoria Community Championships behind metropolitan league Netball Club who, after winning Division Two in 2018, defied early season Northern. predictions to take out the Division One senior premiership. Congratulations to senior coach Chris Holcombe and his coaching staff on Equally as remarkable was Edithvale Aspendale’s achievement of winning their preparation and match day efforts as well as Haydn Parsons for his all four senior grades of Division One netball, with the Eagles’ A Grade administration. team now in rarefied air having won the last six premierships in succession.

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REGION GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT Special mention to the players who committed to representing their league. Without exception, the players put 100% effort into the game and got the result they deserved. The MPNFL sits top of the tree in country football! Thanks goes to Rosebud FNC for its hosting of the interleague football and netball The SEWF interleague team also represented their league with distinction, by beating Southern FL. Thanks also to coach Gary Sanford and his support staff for the work they put in and to league operations manager Rod Hamilton thank you. AFLSE Region Top Age Football AFLSE very much appreciated the support of the FDJFL clubs in pushing an initiative to have a combined league Under-17 Boys and Under-18 Girls. This was designed to be in the best interests of football across the Frankston and Mornington regions such that in these higher age groups more even competitions would promote higher participation. Whilst the strategy was supported by most FDJFL and MPJFL clubs, the Executive of the latter advised just prior to Christmas that this would not occur. Close to the season, the SEJ clubs moved to participate in this regional competition and in the end, with the almost unanimous support of all FDJFL and SEJ clubs, we were able to get six divisions of top-age football across the AFLSE region. Pleasingly the premierships were shared around in the top-age competition: Premier A: Mt Eliza Blue Premier B: Berwick White Premier C: Pines Division 1: Langwarrin Blue Division 2: Lyndhurst U 18 Girls: Beaconsfield A post-season review of the first year of the top-age competition saw a resolution of the FDJFL clubs and the SEJ clubs to extend the regional competition to Under-15 Boys and Under-16 Girls. This is great credit to all clubs in the region who, by acting in the best interests of participation and a more even competition, will inevitably keep boys and girls playing the game. I would personally like to thank all the junior clubs involved. This strategy is for no other reason than to provide more evenness and depth of competition for the young men and women to participate at the appropriate level. Junior Leagues in 2019 AFLSE is proud of the development of young footballers in the SEJ and the FDJFL. Naming right sponsors of the respective junior leagues, Bank of Queensland and Totally Workwear thank you. We also thank St Kilda FC (FDJFL) and Melbourne FC (SEJ) for their

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REGION GENERAL MANAGER’S REPORT financial support and the work they put into each of the development programs and the interleague carnival. During 2019, 509 teams were registered to play in both leagues across the AFLSE region (including top age). 10,813 young footballers were registered to play in AFLSE managed competitions. In SEJ, nine different clubs won premierships across the age groups up to under-15. Only three clubs had multiple premiership teams and each 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 league.

databases, so the actual number is 578. The split of male/female is 524/54. A number of new initiatives took place in 2019: • • • • • •

Umpire Junior Club Ambassadors Recruitment online forms Expanded junior training locations Schools programs Increased development accreditations New communication and coaching kits

Even more staggering in the FDJFL the premierships were shared even In the past two seasons AFLSE has had a 35-percent increase in the more around the clubs. Of the 17 clubs in the FDJFL, 15 clubs won a number of umpires registered under the age of 18. premiership across the grades. That is clearly a great result in that so many clubs were able to achieve success during the season. While we continue to develop younger umpires, a concern remains with the reaction toward umpires at junior level. This is the breeding ground Female participation for future senior footballers, but also for future senior umpires. Officials AFL South East continues to oversee the administration of three divisions and supporter’s behaviour toward umpires is not as good as it should be. of women’s football under the banner of South East Women’s Football I encourage clubs to take a lead role in educating players, officials and (SEWF). The SEWF comprised a total of 27 teams with a total of 1058 parents to respect the umpire’s decision. Yes, they will make a mistake, just registered players. like players do. If that happens, move on. Our special thanks go to the Bendigo Bank as naming right sponsor of GameFace/3RPP SEWF. Bendigo Bank supports sport across the AFLSE region in a number A special thanks to Glenn Carter and his staff at GameFace. of ways and we appreciate the long-standing relationship. GameFace is an authorised partner of AFLSE and does a terrific job in Congratulations to the premiers in each division: spreading the message about community football in the region (both senior and junior), primarily through live streaming, football and netball shows Bendigo Bank Division 1 – St Kilda Sharks through the social media channels. Bendigo Bank Division 2 – Tyabb Bendigo Bank Division 3 – Karingal Special mention to Dan Lonergan. The enthusiasm in his commentary and hosting/interviewing is generating increasing interest in male/female and Grand Final day at Shepley Oval Dandenong saw a big crowd in junior football across the region. attendance. Early in the day, Karingal took out the Division Three final against favoured Pakenham. The team were well supported by the men’s Similarly, 3RPP have continued their support for the MPNFL via their local team which suffered a grand final defeat the day before. radio coverage and live streaming of vision. Lachie Kelly is doing his Dad proud as a commentator, as is the rest of the RPP team. As the weather changed and the rain settled in, Tyabb defeated Murrumbeena in Division Two and St Kilda Sharks turned the tables on We look forward to continued co-operation from our media partners Eastern Devils in the main game. GameFace and 3RPP. Across the two junior leagues there were a further 2074 girls registered, only a slight increase on the previous year.

Appreciation I would like to thank the following people:

Umpiring This was the second year of an MOU between the SUA and AFL South East in working towards a united regional umpiring structure.

• Members of the AFL South East Commission, who are all volunteers, for their expertise and guidance • Management and staff of AFL South East, for their commitment and working excessive hours to ensure competitions operate AFLSE appreciates the co-operation that has existed between the SUA smoothly and AFLSE and we look forward to a continued pathway to recruit and train • Presidents, Secretaries and all volunteers of affiliated clubs who umpires into the future. put in enormous time to administer their clubs • Staff at AFL Victoria for their support and advice In the two years of the agreement the number of umpires on the AFLSE– • AFL South East partners and sponsors for their support of SUA database has risen from 362 in 2017 to 415 in 2019. community football. Over the same two years the AFLSE–SEJ database has risen from 195 to 212. That adds up to a total of 627 umpires, of which 49 umpires are in both

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John Anderson AFL South East Region General Manager

ADMINISTRATION TEAM 2019 REGION GENERAL MANAGER John Anderson

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER Shaun Connell

FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Haydn Parsons

ACCOUNTING CONSULTANT Byron Smith

NETBALL OPERATIONS MANAGER Sam Downie

WOMEN’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

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER David Nagel

REGIONAL DIRECTOR OF UMPIRING Carl Fletcher

UMPIRE DEVELOPMENT Leigh Buwalda

www.aflsoutheast.com.au www.facebook.com/aflsoutheast @AFLSoutheast

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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

123,561

321,325

278,008

378,908

95,897

UNIQUE VIEWS

92,366

246,937

193,089

258,097

72,137

5,031

1,341

WEBSITE VIEWS - REGION TOTAL

2,005

6,336

2,672

FACEBOOK LIKES - REGION TOTAL: 17,385

1,289

1,817

252

467

75

TWITTER FOLLOWERS - REGION TOTAL: 3,900

462

687

67

765

22

INSTAGRAM FOLLOWERS - REGION TOTAL: 2,003

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EVENTS REPORT - Samantha Downie The 2019 AFL South East (AFLSE) season kicked off with the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) and South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF) Season Launch at one of the biggest calendar events for major sponsor Mornington Racing Club - the Mornington Cup on Saturday March 23. This was a new concept designed to integrate and broadcast the region’s senior competitions, with host Dan Lonergan from GameFace asking the tough questions before the impending commencement of round one. The South East Juniors (SEJ) season began with the annual Melbourne Football Club ‘Little Demons Day’ on Sunday April 7, with 21 clubs represented by 49 participating teams.

interleague players were also acknowledged of their outstanding contributions on the night. The Last Piece Café in Mulgrave hosted the SEWF Awards Night on Tuesday September 3 where guests indulged at an exclusive cocktail-style event. Throughout the evening Ash Gardiner from Nova FM acknowledged the best and fairest award winners from all three divisions, with division one also including MVP and Team of the Year awards. The night commenced and concluded with entertainment enjoyed by participants of the 21 clubs representing the SEWF.

Eight grounds were formed on the VFL Oval at Casey Fields to Ending the calendar of events for AFLSE were the annual CROSSRAY accommodate a round-robin experience for Under 8s and 9s in the morning BBQ Grand Final functions, held before the first bounce of the ball at both session, before a quick change to accommodate six larger grounds for the MPNFL football grand finals. Under 10s in the afternoon. GameFace broadcasted an entertaining panel at the division two grand A crowd of 5000 people produced a fantastic atmosphere on a bright sunny final function on Saturday September 7, before the division one grand final day, with visits from Melbourne AFL and AFLW players providing a real took place in cold and miserable conditions on Sunday September 15. highlight for all the young participants. Essendon legend Matthew Lloyd entertained guests at the luncheon with AFLSE major sponsors experienced an afternoon of entertainment at highlights of how his journey began at the elite level. the Melbourne Football Club’s networking event of the year – the 2019 Business of Sport Lunch held at Palladium at Crown on Friday July 12. Regional Coach of the Year winners across four categories were announced, as well as the induction of MPNFL Life Member - Luke Van James Tomkins, Craig Bellamy, Andrew Gaze and Daisy Pearce completed Raay from Karingal. the all-star line-up, sharing their experiences and journeys and how they became the masters in their acclaimed sports. Thank you to all AFLSE staff for your assistance with the regional events, and to all of our sponsors for your contribution and support. At the completion of the 2019 home-and-away season it was time to showcase the individual talents of the football and netball participants at the respective junior and senior awards nights. 2019 AFL South East Events This year the SEJ joined forces with the new Regional Top-Age competition to hold a combined awards night in Narre Warren. More than 90 invited March 23 MPNFL/SEWF Season Launch players and 550 guests attended Bunjil Place on Wednesday August 21. April 7 Melbourne FC Little Demons Day July 12 AFLSE Partners Day at MFC Business in Sport Lunch Melbourne FC’s Russell Robertson performed the MC tasks and presented August 21 SEJ Regional Top-Age Awards Night the best and fairest awards across 18 divisions, including awards that August 28 FDJFL Awards Night acknowledged the efforts of clubs, volunteers, coaches, and umpires. September 2 MPNFL Awards Night September 3 SEWF Awards Night A week later Frankston Park hosted the Frankston and District Junior September 7 MPNFL Division Two Grand Final Function Football League (FDJFL) Awards Night with the top players across 10 September 15 MPNFL Division One Grand Final Function divisions recognised by AFLSE Commissioner Fraser Bayne – with clubs, volunteers, coaches and umpires also presented with awards. Over 300 guests attended the MPNFL’s night of nights at the Mornington Racing Club on Monday September 2, where MC Peter Lazer announced the football and netball best and fairest winners for each division. Presentations were also made to Team of the Year members, with volunteers, clubs and umpires also recognised. Football and netball

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FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS’ Cam Roberts, Dean Rice and Stuart Clark It’s been a year of consolidation for the region in respect to the Football Development Manager (FDM) roles.

the South East has followed up last season’s launch of the new Auskick program with another strong year. Auskick 2.0 has consolidated further amongst the region’s 60 plus centres with many now operating in a significantly improved manner with structured coaching, curriculum and consistency.

Following some significant changes in structure and programs over the past few years, 2019 gave us the opportunity to build upon some of these changes to consolidate many of the key deliverables across the South East region. Whilst the program quality remains a constant focus for FDM’s and their staff (including Auskick Champions), the region has been recognised as Coaching has been a significant focus for the FDM’s with the new online having one of the best participation rates in the state with fantastic growth accreditation and training platform, Coach.AFL moving into its second and recognition of volunteer support. This culminated in a well-attended year of operation. The region has a large quantity of coaches from junior Auskick Awards night in September where these invaluable volunteers through youth and senior, high performance coaches, female specific, were thanked for their contribution to the football community. school-teachers, students and so on who are all now part of the Coach.AFL platform. The AFL South East region is blessed to have one of the largest and most diverse school football communities in the country with over 200 primary South East combined this online component with the delivery of some very and secondary schools delivering programs for our game. This provides a well attended foundation workshops for both new and existing football significant challenge for FDM’s particularly in the multicultural Casey and coaches. Foundation courses for the year were three hours in duration Cardinia region where new communities and schools are constantly being and combined both theory and practical to best prepare our ever growing introduced to the game of Australian Rules Football. number of coaches with the tools to best upskill and prepare them for the year. AFL Victoria staff work closely with key stakeholders in the school space including School Sport Victoria (SSV) and our AFL partners Melbourne The region also continued with the very successful Coach Support Football Club and St Kilda Football Club to deliver a range of primary and and Mentor Program which was initially started in 2017 with a focus on secondary programs to develop football in the region. supporting primarily the senior coaches within the MPNFL. Whether it be multicultural school programs, Sporting School programs, Since its inception the program has added other layers including support AFL 9 competitions, Next Generation Academy gala days or providing for Under 19 and Reserve coaches, whilst in 2019 additional funds and assistance to SSV conducted inter-school football, the FDM ‘s are actively staffing was initiated for a junior component where allocated junior mentors involved in supporting and growing participation numbers of both boys and were out in the field amongst our junior clubs. girls in this school space. Their specific role was to act as the eyes and ears for the FDM’s, helping to identify existing strengths and gaps within junior club coaching strategies, training and performance. This program received initial strong support and will expand further in 2020. The FDM’s also supported the local leagues in their management of Coach of the Month Awards which culminated in various Coach of the Year trophies. Winners of each local award are then automatic nominees for the AFL South East Regional Coach of the Year which was recognised during the MPNFL Division 1 Grand Final Lunch. Congratulations to the following winners: Alan Moulden (Junior Coach), Patrick Sumner (Youth Coach), Kirsty Lebusque (Female Coach) and John Law (Senior Coach). Junior award winner Alan Moulden from Mt Martha Junior Football Club was also a finalist in the junior category for the AFL Victoria Community Football State Awards. The starting point for any young footballer has always been Auskick and

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Some fantastic results were achieved in 2019 with a number of our local schools performing strongly and making their way into the final stages of SSV state-wide competitions. This further enhanced the South East’s reputation as one of the strongest footballing regions in particular in the female competitions. Another significant deliverable for the FDM’s is the support of existing clubs and leagues in the South East. With over 60 junior clubs split across leagues, combined with 22 MPNFL senior football/netball clubs many of whom have senior women’s teams, this is no easy task. There is also a number of senior clubs within the South East region that play in other competitions such as the VAFA and Southern Football League, so ensuring the sustainability of these clubs is a significant priority for the region. FDM’s worked closely with the region’s competition managers to provide

FOOTBALL DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS’ Cam Roberts, Dean Rice, Stuart Clark guidance and advice to further refine the structure of football in the South East and endeavour to ensure that clubs and their participants are best able to compete at the appropriate levels with the greatest chance of success. A range of support programs were provided to clubs including the Club Development Day which is held annually in the region prior to the season commencement, whilst both FDM’s and contracted third parties were busy throughout the year working closely with our member clubs to provide assistance with long term planning, strategic direction and general health checks. Another deliverable of the FDM role throughout the year is to support and manage various aspects of the talented player pathway in conjunction with our talent partners Dandenong Stingrays. The talent landscape has changed over the past two to three years with the introduction of AFL Next Generation Academies aimed at identifying and providing coaching assistance to players from diverse backgrounds whilst also supporting existing talented players via interleague programs. As a result the South East region now has one of the states strongest performing pathways with our St Kilda Next Generation Academy and Melbourne Academy now working closely with FDM’s and local leagues to identify talented and diverse junior players in the 11 to 15 age groups. These academies are now set up to provide athletes with access to elite

training facilities and coaching, supporting players to transition to represent their leagues in the AFL South East Junior Interleague Championships held across the Queens Birthday weekend. With 22 representative teams competing from four junior leagues – FDJFL, MPJFL, SEJ and AFL Yarra Ranges, over 500 players and their families converged upon various grounds across the three-day carnival. Following on from the junior carnival, FDM’s work closely with the talent partners to then turn their attention to the Under-15 Boys and Girls age groups as the region prepares four Southern Stingray teams to showcase their talents in the AFL Victoria V/Line Carnival this year held in Shepparton in September. The South East is the only region to enter two girls teams with both our 2019 girls teams winning all of their games, whilst the boys competed strongly across two divisions. These games are held as an opportunity for the boys and girls to then get listed with Dandenong Stingrays for an Under-16 program in 2020. Finally the region competed in the AFL Victoria Community Football Championships with MPNFL scoring a strong win over Ovens and Murray at Rosebud, whilst the SEWF teams had great wins in 2019 also. A big thank you to all the region’s partners that help deliver AFL Victoria programs throughout the South East in 2019.

AFL South East Coach of the Year winners for 2019 from left; Alan Moulden (Junior), Patrick Sumner (Youth), Kirsty Lebusque (Female) and John Law (Senior). AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 15

CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER

REPORT - Shaun Connell Football and netball in the AFL South East (AFLSE) region continue to flourish with overall participation numbers rising by 11 percent in 2019 to 18,471. Reports presented by our AFLSE Operational staff – who support 100 clubs and 660 umpires across five leagues – paint a vibrant and robust picture of the local sporting landscape.

these service providers moving forward. We continue to work closely with local and state government supporting the investment in facilities. Over the past 12 months we have seen the completion of several key projects which will benefit our communities for years to come.

Some of the projects including the completion of pavilions at Carrum Female participation numbers continue to grow and now represent over 22 Downs and Rosebud, netball courts at Rye, lighting upgrades at Tyabb, percent of total registrations in AFLSE. Pines and Langwarrin. Continued growth in netball, in both under 17 and fully subscribed senior netball grades, along with the growing number of Frankston and Districts Junior Football League (FDJFL) and South East Juniors (SEJ) female football teams also contributed to the progress. The regional senior women’s competition – South Eastern Women’s Football (SEWF) - continues to deliver participation opportunities across Melbourne’s South East with nine percent growth in participation, despite the loss of teams from the 2018 season. Here are some of the key highlights from 2019: • An 8.5 percent increase in teams within the FDJFL to a now record number of 242. • An increased investment in dedicated coach education sessions. • A 25.5 percent increase in netball teams to a now record number of 104. • A 9.5 percent increase in participation numbers in SEWF. • The introduction of a Match Review Panel (MRP) in the MPNFL. • The establishment of a new SEJ club - Cardinia Tigers • The establishment of a Regional Top-Age competition. • The delivery of 11 basic umpire courses throughout the region. • The delivery of a regional junior football survey. • The participation of over 650 regional umpires.

It was exciting to attend the opening of the new Hunt Club facility in Cranbourne East which will house the new Casey Thunder senior women’s team. This is the first of up to five new ovals being planned in the southern wards of the City of Casey. We will continue to work with the City of Casey on these significant projects which include two and three oval projects due for completion by the end of 2021. I want to acknowledge and thank the AFLSE team that support football, netball and umpiring in this region. Region General Manager John Anderson, Finance Manager Therese Trezise, Operations Managers Haydn Parsons, Sam Downie, Rod Hamilton, Pauline Pawsey and Nicole Edney, Umpiring staff Carl Fletcher and Leigh Buwulda and our Media and Communications Manager Dave Nagel. I also acknowledge the enormous work of our FDM’s in Cam Roberts, Dean Rice and Stuart Clark for their ongoing counsel and support in this region.

The passion and dedication of our team in supporting our affiliates is reflected in the healthy state of football and netball in the region. Their But whilst it’s easy to focus on the positive growth within the region we also drive to achieve the best outcomes for the region will position us strongly to understand the challenges that some clubs face both on and off the field. manage any of the challenges that may lay ahead. We have seen some clubs show incredible resilience to persevere with low I would also like to take the opportunity to acknowledge the valued player numbers that result in significant on-field losses. contribution of Pauline Pawsey, who leaves AFLSE after fives years in supporting the FDJFL. We wish her all the best for her next role. Our staff and Football Development Managers (FDM’s) have done a terrific job in supporting these clubs to get through these tough periods of time. I would also like to thank Roger Hampson and the AFLSE Commission for their support and guidance in the region. Off field we are seeing the increasing impact that mental health and suicide is having on clubs and club volunteers. Ultimately, the strength of the AFLSE region can be attributed to the drive of our extensive volunteer network, which is made up of club We value the support of our partners and service providers such as Sports officials, tribunal members and Commissioners. The willingness to get Chaplaincy Australia (SCA), Sport and Life Training (SALT) and ‘It’s okay involved drives a powerful sense of community and that impact cannot be not to be okay’ who promote awareness and provide support to clubs in underestimated. time of need. We look forward to an exciting 2020 season. I would like to personally thank Bibe Brown and Mark Bateman from SCA for their support and guidance, not only to myself but to all clubs across the Shaun Connell region. I look forward to working with Game Changer in the coordination of Chief Operating Officer - AFL South East

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CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER REPORT

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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, L. Van Raay. 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 If change was the key theme of the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) over the previous two seasons then 2019 would serve as a year that reaffirmed the standing of the MPNFL in the community football landscape.

As is the case with divisional football there was an element of uncertainty around the 2019 season. Would Seaford be too strong for the division two clubs and would Dromana step up and compete in division one? a question that would be answered emphatically.

The professionalism and standard of competition has been taken to a new level by players and coaching staff alike and with a fresh strategic mindset the MPNFL is well placed to rightly be recognised as Victoria’s pre-eminent country football competition.

Division two ebbed and flowed all season with Red Hill starting strong and looking unbeatable however Langwarrin, Karingal and Chelsea all had moments where it looked like they would challenge. The twists and turns continued when Somerville strung together some late-season form to scrape into the final five during the final round of the season.

Off field the MPNFL Strategic and Finance Sub Committee’s continue to play a guiding role in representing the views of the clubs and working closely with the administration of the competition. Their passion, forward thinking, initiative and collaboration now has the MPNFL well placed for sustained strategic growth in the future, an exciting prospect for the competition. In a move that further highlights the professional advancements of the competition the MPNFL became one of the few competitions in Victoria to introduce a Match Review Panel to oversee senior games, the competition continues to have all senior matches filmed on a weekly basis. As well as providing an incredible coaching resource, match day filming vision can now be reviewed by the MRP at the request of clubs and competition.

Karingal would win the right to challenge Red Hill for the silverware. This would be an intriguing matchup given the Bulls had notched wins over Red Hill the previous two times they’d met. After coming so close in 2018, Jamie Mollo and his talented young Red Hill side broke a 29 year premiership drought. The senior success at Red Hill was shared, with the under 19s capping off a dominant season in style whilst Langwarrin won the reserves contest comfortably. Local bragging rights were once again at stake with Rosebud, Dromana and Sorrento all doing battle in division one. The evenness of the competition was most evident when Mornington, although relegated, took some significant scalps during the season, including the eventual premier.

The MRP is an independent body with the model resulting in incidents being dealt with in an efficient manner that is less costly and time consuming than the investigation process. Similarly it is important to acknowledge the AFL South East Tribunal is an independent body and we pay thanks to the tribunal members who regularly volunteer their personal time throughout the season in the best interest of not only the MPNFL but the junior and women’s competitions that AFL South East administers.

For the second season straight Sorrento made a statement as the team to beat finishing on top come season’s end, however with the likes of Dromana, Pines, Frankston YCW and a rampant Bonbeach in contention, claiming the ultimate prize was never going to be easy.

The framework has allowed clubs to invest resources into other elements of their organisation, on the back of this many clubs have strengthened ties with their respective local government resulting in significant facility upgrades in the region. Tyabb, Crib Point and Pines are all blessed with fantastic new lighting with Tyabb welcoming new change rooms facilities this year. In previous seasons the change room and umpire rooms at Somerville have been retrospectively refitted whilst Alexandra Park is in line for a significant and exciting redevelopment.

Mt Eliza continued its dominance in the reserves winning their sixth-straight premiership whilst Frankston YCW capped of a great under-19 season upsetting the talented Redlegs in the grand final.

In what was a great showcase for football on the southern peninsula, R.J Rowley Reserve played host to Sorrento and Dromana in a second semifinal showdown. The Sharks would be too strong on this occasion however The Community Club Sustainability Program (CCSP) framework remains in Dromana toughed it out in difficult conditions against an in-form Bonbeach place via the Player Points and Allowable Player Payment Programs. The a week later to book a Frankston Park rematch with their old adversaries. philosophy of the program centres on the equalisation of football as well as reducing financial stresses on clubs, of which player payments continues to Perhaps the tough hit out a week earlier placed Dromana in good stead be one of the largest financial burdens. The management of responsibilities because in wet, windy, winter football the Tigers were relentless and clinical to do with the relative sustainability programs falls on club administrators, in their approach. It wasn’t pretty but after being promoted to division one and it is extremely pleasing to see that all clubs within the MPNFL are Dromana would go on to win back to back premierships, an incredible compliant and cooperative with the relevant programs. achievement in one of the most hotly contested competitions in the state.

Rosebud enjoyed their first season at the new Olympic Park facility, a showcase for the region. All of these upgrades provide a plethora of options for showpiece finals and interleague matches and make the MPNFL and its clubs the envy of many.

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I would like to take this opportunity to pay thanks to AFL Victoria and AFL South East staff and management for their ongoing support and guidance. I’d also like to pay thanks to the many different stakeholders that make up the MPNFL, not least the dedicated officials, supporters, volunteers and players, many of whom I’ve had the privilege of building strong working relationships with and who continue to give their valuable time to their club and community. Season 2019 has drawn to a close however we eagerly anticipate a sustained period of success, growth and vibrancy for 2020 and beyond.

MPNFL OPERATIONS REPORT MPNFL CLUBS 2018 FOOTBALL TEAMS

NETBALL TEAMS

Sen

Res

U19

Total # Teams

Players

A

B

C

D

U17

Total # Teams

Players

Bonbeach

1

1

1

3

97

1

1

1

1

1

5

61

Dromana

1

1

1

3

98

1

1

1

1

1

5

53

Edithvale-Aspendale

1

1

1

3

90

1

1

1

1

0

4

52

Frankston Bombers

1

1

1

3

102

1

1

1

1

0

4

49

Frankston YCW

1

1

1

3

104

1

1

1

1

0

4

50

Mornington

1

1

1

3

110

1

1

1

1

1

5

67

Mt Eliza

1

1

1

3

96

1

1

1

1

1

5

60

Pines

1

1

1

3

100

1

1

1

1

0

4

45

Rosebud

1

1

1

3

94

1

1

1

1

1

5

58

Sorrento

1

1

0

2

88

1

1

1

1

1

5

63

MPNFL

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

113

DIVISION ONE TOTALS

10

10

9

29

979

10

10

10

10

6

46

671

Chelsea

1

1

1

3

92

1

1

1

1

1

5

71

Crib Point

1

1

1

3

119

1

1

1

1

1

5

56

Devon Meadows

1

1

1

3

139

1

1

1

1

2

6

94

Hastings

1

1

1

3

97

1

1

1

1

1

5

53

Karingal

1

1

1

3

100

1

1

1

1

1

5

62

Langwarrin

1

1

1

3

97

1

1

1

1

1

5

63

Pearcedale

1

1

1

3

107

1

1

1

1

0

4

45

Red Hill

1

1

1

3

97

1

1

1

1

1

5

56

Rye

1

1

1

3

112

1

1

1

1

1

5

56

Seaford

1

1

1

3

110

1

1

1

1

1

5

66

Somerville

1

1

1

3

108

1

1

1

1

0

4

40

Tyabb

1

1

1

3

113

1

1

1

1

0

4

50

DIVISION TWO TOTALS

12

12

12

36

1291

12

12

12

12

10

58

712

MPNFL TOTALS

22

22

21

65

2270

22

22

22

22

16

104

1383

CLUB

JUDICIARY

2019 FINALS ATTENDANCE Final

Location

Date

Attendance

DIV 1 - QF

Rosebud

Sat 24 Aug 2019

1,606

DIV 1 - EF

Rye

Sun 25 Aug 2019

1,468

DIV 1 - SF2

Rye

Sat 31 Aug 2019

2,309

DIV 1 - SF1

Chelsea

Sun 1 Sept 2019

1,946

DIV 1 - PF

Rosebud

Sun 8 Sept 2019

1,581

DIV 1 - GF

Frankston Park

Sun 15 Sept 2019

4,982

Division 1 Total

13,892

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

Division 2

2019

2019

Reports

22

25

Tribunal Hearings

10

9

12

16

Year

DIV 2 - QF

Somerville

Sat 17 Aug 2019

2,046

DIV 2 - EF

Mornington

Sun 18 Aug 2019

1,940

DIV 2 - SF2

Chelsea

Sat 24 Aug 2019

1,553

Set Penalty Applications

DIV 2 - SF1

Mornington

Sun 25 Aug 2019

1,913

Guilty

6

8

DIV 2 - PF

Somerville

Sat 31 Aug 2019

1,621

Not Guilty

4

1

DIV 2 - GF

Frankston Park

Sat 8 Sept 2019

4,112

Coach Citations

1

0

Division 2 Total

13,185

Investigations

0

1

Overall Total 27,077

Appeals

2

0

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MPNFL NETBALL OPERATIONS REPORT - Samantha Downie With the relegation process of the Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) divisional structure, Dromana FNC moved up to division one and Seaford FNC into division two for the 2019 season. Both clubs were strong and prominent in the respective divisions the season prior, and the change would produce an interesting inclusion to each division in netball for 2019.

given one. MPNFL netball introduced a top-five final series for the 2019 season to align the league as a football and netball competition. In addition to this change the first two rounds of finals were played across the fixtured weekend – in 2018 we had semi-finals on the same day.

All matches, with the exception of grand finals, were played alongside football at club venues. With football grand finals being played at Frankston Park this opened the opportunity to have netball grand finals at club venues This year all clubs were successful in fielding teams in all senior grades, the first time in two years that this has occurred. The 17-Under competition – Somerville FNC hosted division two grand finals and Rosebud FNC hosted division one grand finals the following week. continued in 2019, with six division one clubs taking the opportunity to successfully source a team - allowing the competition to extend across Cold and wet conditions greeted the start of the division two grand finals both divisions for the first time. at Somerville on Saturday 7 September but cleared in the afternoon to showcase some exciting talent in the B and A grade matches. Nine clubs - 10 teams in total - competed in the 17-Under competition in division two. As this Junior competition continued as an optional The 17-Under competition saw Seaford continue its undefeated season participation from clubs, a major pre-season focus included the taking the win over Chelsea. Karingal narrowly took the win against implementation of a fair fixture for the 17-Under competition for both divisions - to align as much as possible with the senior fixture with minimal Chelsea in D Grade and continued the winning performance with a dominate win in C Grade over Red Hill. Somerville had a convincing win travel and byes. in B grade against Karingal, while Crib Point were successful in going one better than last year with a four-goal win over Langwarrin in a fantastic and Clubs voiced the need for changes to MPNFL netball to assist with close A Grade match. competition equalisation. Clubs voiced the need for changes to MPNFL netball to assist with competition equalisation. One of the major changes the league introduced was a ‘Premium Player’ rule, specific to A Grade where clubs could select up to five players of a ‘Premium Player’ status on match day with three being allowed on court at any given time.

Rosebud produced perfect conditions for the division one grand finals on Saturday 14 September.

While the rule assisted with a more equal competition and closer match results, it has been identified that changes to this rule will be discussed with clubs, and proposed options presented for the 2020 season.

Edithvale-Aspendale featured in all senior grand finals and took out all four premierships for the very first time in the clubs’ history, defeating Mt Eliza in D grade, Frankston YCW in C and B grades, and Rosebud in A grade. This gave Edi-Asp a remarkable sixth-consecutive A Grade Premiership.

With the introduction of the 17-Under competition, Sorrento had a tough task against the undefeated Mt Eliza – eventually losing by eight goals.

The MPNFL 2019 season officially commenced on Saturday 6 April for both Congratulations to all teams who participated in the 2019 MPNFL Netball divisions. finals. Netball Victoria Membership Registrations Netball Victoria Membership Registrations for the 2019 season opened in Thank you to Somerville, Chelsea, Mornington, Rye and Rosebud Football December 2018 allowing for clubs to promote this to their participants early. Netball Clubs for your contribution and for taking on the huge task of hosting MPNFL finals in 2019. An education webinar was conducted to assist club administrators with the individual online Netball Victoria Membership Registration process. Additional support from the league to club administrators continued throughout the season regarding issues of duplicate accounts, lost account details, registration issues and secondary registrations. The MPNFL completed the 2019 season with 305 junior registrations and 1078 senior registrations across both divisions, compared to 230 junior registrations and 1018 senior registrations in 2018. Finals To provide a week difference between the two divisions come finals time, division one was given two byes throughout the season and division two

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MPNFL OPERATIONS REPORT

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AFL VICTORIA COMMUNITY CHAMPIONSHIPS REPORT Those lucky enough to be at Olympic Park on Saturday May 18 would have sticking to our guns and changing the momentum in the second quarter. to agree that the impact of Bonbeach champion Shane McDonald should We could feel the midfield starting to get on top and the delivery inside 50 never be judged on stats alone. was a lot better after half time. The 33-year-old, two-time league best and fairest winner, changed the course of the WorkSafe AFL Victoria Community Championships clash against Ovens and Murray with a brilliant third-quarter display – and he only touched the Sherrin seven times. The Mornington Peninsula Nepean Football League (MPNFL) was in urgent need of a spark, trailing by three goals at the main break against a quality opponent. But what McDonald produced next would lead the Sharks to a 41-point victory and propel the league into the number-two ranking in the state.

“I think we had 16 inside 50s in the second quarter and only scored four times – so we needed to clean that up. In the third quarter the ball bounced my way, and the team’s way, and we put the score on the board.” McDonald was quick to share the plaudits of the big win, praising the midfield for its contribution to victory. “I thought our mids were fantastic, especially our two rucks, Dylan Jones and Harry Prior, and Kyle Hutchison and Sean Downie were huge through the middle as well,” he said.

McDonald laid the platform in the first half with a classic long-range goal in “Their work rate was first class and it paid off big time in the second half.” the opening quarter, followed by another long bomb in the second to keep the Sharks in touch heading into the major interval. Acknowledgements AFL South East would like to acknowledge the outstanding contribution of But that platform was built on very quickly in the third quarter with the coaches and support staff of all MPNFL teams competing in the 2019 McDonald having a direct hand in six goals – including four from his AFL Victoria Community Championships. damaging right boot. Senior coach Chris Holcombe and his assistants - Brendan Dunne, Bevan He started in the middle, gaining the first centre clearance, setting up Malloy and Andrew Morrison – worked wonderfully well together to bring Corey Buchan to kick the first goal of the second half inside 30 seconds. down the might of the powerful Ovens and Murray Football Netball League He then repeated the dose, extracting the next clearance, taking a bounce, (O&M), taking the MPNFL to the number-one ranking in country football. and then settling from 35-metres out to bring the Sharks back to a kick. The under-19 footballers faced star-studded opposition with the O&M boys McDonald then drifted forward, finding himself loose just 20-metres out at proving too strong after an impressive first half performance. MPNFL coach the 10-minute mark to kick another, before producing the play of the day at Paul ‘Chewy’ Scanlon, and his assistants – Byron Barry, Tim Bongetti and the 13-minute mark of the term. Adam Hunter – were thrilled with their side’s showing in the second half, cutting a 48-point deficit at the major break back to 23 points at the final With the ball tumbling out of the centre he attacked it at full pace, gathering siren. brilliantly and firing off a handpass to Perry Lewis-Smith who converted on the run. He then banged through his third of the quarter from close range And the MPNFL Senior Netball team also ran into a strong opponent after some great team play from fellow small-forward Sam Fowler. with the O&M girls running out 58-26 winners. The MPNFL team lacked nothing in preparation however with coach Keira Wills and assistant Louise McDonald then capped of his work, using his low centre of gravity and Manders throwing everything at this year’s campaign. superior strength to out mark a taller opponent and then pierce the middle from 30-metres out. It was the last score of the third quarter – the Sharks Congratulations also to go out to the best players for the MPNFL in Shane cruising to victory after kicking 7.2 to 2.2 for the term. McDonald (Seniors), Daniel Frampton (Under 19s) and Emma White (Netball). “It was a special day to be honest, a really good win, and something the boys should all be very proud of,” McDonald said after his six-goal VCFL Also a huge thank you goes out to the Rosebud Football Netball Club for Medal winning performance. their magnificent efforts in hosting the 2019 championships. The club did the league proud with the magnificent presentation of its venue and the “We knew they would be up and about early, but full credit to our boys for smooth running of the event.

SENIORS MPNFL Ovens and Murray

Q1 3.4.22 5.5.35

Q2 4.7.31 7.7.49

MPNFL Goals: S. McDonald 6, S. Gladman 3, C. Buchan 2, P. Lewis-Smith, B. Quigley, D. Sutton, S. Fowler. Best Players: Shane McDonald (Medal), S. Geurts, M. La Fontaine, P. Lewis-Smith, H. Prior, J. Siversen.

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Q3 11.9.75 9.9.63

Q4 16.16.112 10.11.71

O&M Goals: L. Taylor-Nugent 3, L. Dale 3, L. Garland, T. Hargreave, A. Johnson, B. Melville. Best Players: Nathan Cooper (Medal), M. Brennan, B. St John, S. Mannagh, R. Joliffe, J. Anderson.

NETBALL MPNFL Ovens and Murray

Q1 7 16

Q2 11 34

Q3 15 46

Q4 26 58

Q2 1.1.7 8.7.55

Q3 2.5.17 8.8.56

Q4 6.6.42 9.11.65

MPNFL Best on Court: Emma White (Rosebud)

UNDER 19s MPNFL Ovens and Murray

Q1 0.1.1 5.4.34

MPNFL Goals: C. Battams 2, J. Triep 2, L. Cox, C. De Merlo. Best: Daniel Frampton (Medal), J. Berenger, C. De Merlo, L. Gorka, C. Battams, R. Nanscawen.

O&M Goals: K. Heiner-Hennessy 4, J. Gerrish 2, R. Brice 2, J. Ardern. Best: Jake Bradshaw (Medal), L. Saunders, H. Smart, J. Gerrish, N. Amery, J. Smart.

MPNFL DIVISION ONE FINALS RESULTS SENIORS Elimination Final: Frankston YCW 10.14.74 def by Bonbeach 20.9.129 Qualifying Final: Pines 10.11.71 def by Dromana 13.9.87 1st Semi-Final: Pines 9.10.64 def by Bonbeach 18.18.126 2nd Semi-Final: Sorrento 16.12.108 def Dromana 7.9.51 Preliminary Final: Dromana 8.7.55 def Bonbeach 5.6.36 Grand Final Sorrento Dromana

1.1 1.2

4.2 4.3

4.6 7.3

6.9.45 8.4.52

Sorrento Goals: L. Poholke 2, S. Gladman, J. Hallahan, M. Hallahan, W. Tucker. Best: C. Harris, N. Marston, N. Corp, E. King, S. Gladman, J. Di Pasquale. Dromana Goals: B. Holmes 3, S. Fowler 2, R. Johnston, J. Hutchinson, E. Johnstone. Best: Billy Geurts (Medal), J. Hutchinson, D. Marchesani, T. Wheeler, S. Fowler, R. Bleeker.

RESERVES Elimination Final: Pines 11.6.72 def Rosebud 7.14.56 Qualifying Final: Mt Eliza 12.13.85 def Edi-Asp 1.6.12 1st Semi-Final: Edi-Asp 11.22.88 def Pines 13.3.81 2nd Semi-Final: Frankston YCW 6.6.42 def by Mt Eliza 13.18.96 Preliminary Final: Frankston YCW 8.9.57 def Edi-Asp 3.4.22 Grand Final Mt Eliza 4.2 Frankston YCW 1.2

5.2 3.4

8.7 3.4

10.7.67 6.5.41

Mt Eliza Goals: J. Ristrom 2, A. Smith, M. West, N. Ryan, S. Watson, J. Burgess, L. Fewster, N. Turner, A. Jackson. Best: Justin Grant (Medal), M. West, L. Curtis, N. Turner, J. Ristrom, M. Rea Frankston YCW Goals: J. O’Toole 3, J. Theobald, M. Chaplin, J. Pirpiris. Best: Y. Marandos, L. Meyer, B. Marchmont, T. Capp, J. Pirpiris, H. Raphael.

UNDER 19s Elimination Final: Mornington 10.9.69 def Pines 4.15.39 Qualifying Final: Frankston YCW 10.15.75 def Bonbeach 5.11.41 1st Semi-Final: Bonbeach 10.5.65 def by Mornington 15.7.97 2nd Semi-Final: Mt Eliza 9.7.61 def by Frankston YCW 12.9.81 Preliminary Final: Mt Eliza 5.17.47 def Mornington 4.4.28 Grand Final Frankston YCW 4.2 Mt Eliza 0.0

4.3 1.1

7.3 4.3

8.5.53 6.7.43

Frankston YCW Goals: R. Wilkinson 3, Z. Staggard, B. Angwin, R. Steele, J. Paydon, K. Deas. Best: B. Angwin, S. Black, C. de Haas, J. Paydon, J. Berenger. Mt Eliza Goals: W. Antonie 2, M. Bullock, K. Dalais, L. Boyd, S. Webster. Best: Bayley Cole (Medal), A. Foss, M. Bullock, H. Lobb, C. De Merlo, W. Antonie.

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE FINALS RESULTS A GRADE Elimination Final: Dromana 30 def by Mornington 40 Qualifying Final: Edi-Asp 54 def by Sorrento 55 1st Semi-Final: Edi-Asp 48 def Mornington 33 2nd Semi-Final: Rosebud 46 def Sorrento 36 Preliminary Final: Sorrento 30 def by Edi-Asp 34 Grand Final: Rosebud 9 20 28 40 Edi-Asp 20 30 43 58 Best on Court: Chelsea Tregear – Edi-Asp B GRADE Elimination Final: Dromana 36 def Sorrento 31 Qualifying Final: Frankston YCW 42 def Rosebud 22 1st Semi-Final: Rosebud 30 def by Dromana 48 2nd Semi-Final: Edi-Asp 42 def Frankston YCW 31 Preliminary Final: Frankston YCW 46 def Dromana 42 Grand Final: Edi-Asp 14 26 28 35 Frankston YCW 6 15 22 33 Best on Court: Casey Shiel – Edi-Asp C GRADE Elimination Final: Mornington 25 def by Rosebud 26 Qualifying Final: Edi-Asp 37 def Bonbeach 24 1st Semi-Final: Bonbeach 44 def Rosebud 26 2nd Semi-Final: Frankston YCW 34 def Edi-Asp 30 Preliminary Final: Edi-Asp 41 def Bonbeach 38 Grand Final: Frankston YCW 6 12 21 30 Edi-Asp 12 20 26 38 Best on Court: Wendy Morcom – Edi-Asp D GRADE Elimination Final: Dromana 17 def by Bonbeach 40 Qualifying Final: Mt Eliza 13 def by Frankston YCW 25 1st Semi-Final: Mt Eliza 32 def Bonbeach 27 2nd Semi-Final: Edi-Asp 38 def Frankston YCW 25 Preliminary Final: Frankston YCW 25 def by Mt Eliza 27 Grand Final: Edi-Asp 17 27 43 55 Mt Eliza 7 13 17 22 Best on Court: Grace Bowles – Edi-Asp 17 UNDER – Finals Series Results 1st Semi-Final: Mornington 28 def by Sorrento 36 2nd Semi-Final: Mt Eliza 40 def Rosebud 21 Preliminary Final: Rosebud 20 def by Sorrento 25 Grand Final: Mt Eliza 6 14 23 31 Sorrento 6 14 21 23 Best on Court: Lily Davis - Sorrento

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO FINALS RESULTS SENIORS Elimination Final: Chelsea 5.20.50 def by Somerville 9.12.66 Qualifying Final: Karingal 6.8.44 def by Langwarrin 9.16.70 1st Semi-Final: Karingal 18.12.120 def Somerville 15.10.100 2nd Semi-Final: Red Hill 15.11.101 def Langwarrin 9.7.61 Preliminary Final: Langwarrin 8.11.59 def by Karingal 14.7.91 Grand Final Red Hill Karingal

0.3 1.1

2.7 1.1

4.9 3.2

9.11.65 4.3.27

Red Hill Goals: C. Irving 3, J. Ross 2, J. Mold, J. Siversen, J. Mitchell. Best: Jake Mitchell (Medal), L. Chandler, D. Frampton, C. Irving, H. Wynn-Pope, J. Siversen. Karingal Goals: L. VanRaay, M. Holt, A. Mathers, M. Robinson. Best: C. Dixon, M. Burke, D. Gregson, A. Mathers, J. Farrelly, R. Davey.

RESERVES Elimination Final: Seaford 17.15.117 def Rye 10.6.66 Qualifying Final: Red Hill 11.10.76 def Karingal 9.3.57 1st Semi-Final: Karingal 10.7.67 def Seaford 8.14.62 2nd Semi-Final: Langwarrin 6.10.46 def Red Hill 5.7.37 Preliminary Final: Red Hill 3.10.28 def by Karingal 6.10.46 Grand Final Langwarrin Karingal

5.4 0.1

6.7 1.5

14.9 2.6

16.12.108 4.9.33

Langwarrin Goals: D. Donkin 8, A. Johnson 4, M. Mathie 2, C. Green, R. Grose. Best: Michael Hatch (Medal), D. Donkin, J. Bateman, J. Grose, T. Branch, M. Kennedy. Karingal Goals: S. McInnes, R. Mathers, S. Mihevc, T. Farrelly. Best: R. Elmi, S. McInnes, L. Farrelly, L. Hinde, S. Mihevc, T. Farrelly.

UNDER 19s Elimination Final: Pearcedale 14.11.95 def Langwarrin 7.9.51 Qualifying Final: Karingal 8.15.63 def by Crib Point 11.13.79 1st Semi-Final: Karingal 11.12.78 def Pearcedale 6.7.43 2nd Semi-Final: Red Hill 9.15.69 def Crib Point 8.5.53 Preliminary Final: Crib Point 8.4.52 def by Karingal 11.10.76 Grand Final Red Hill 2.1 3.1 6.3 7.4.46 Karingal 0.1 0.3 2.3 4.6.30 Red Hill Goals: H. McIntyre 2, J. Johnson 2, S. Allsop, J. Paton, L. Sandford. Best: Liam Reilly (Medal), B. Eardley, J. Johnson, H. Garde, C. Eardley, B. Squire. Karingal Goals: J. Keher 2, H. Earle, A. Beale. Best: A. Beale, J. Triep, A. Cadd, S. Kelly, Z. Holton, Z. Saunders.

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO FINALS RESULTS A GRADE Elimination Final: Hastings 37 def Karingal 32 Qualifying Final: Seaford 38 def by Langwarrin 44 1st Semi-Final: Seaford 49 def Hastings 39 2nd Semi-Final: Crib Point 47 def Langwarrin 36 Preliminary Final: Langwarrin 38 def Seaford 34 Grand Final: Crib Point 7 18 28 40 Langwarrin 11 22 29 36 Best on Court: Dionne Douglas – Crib Point B GRADE Elimination Final: Devon Meadows 43 def Seaford 25 Qualifying Final: Somerville 31 def by Langwarrin 33 1st Semi-Final: Somerville 44 def Devon Meadows 19 2nd Semi-Final: Karingal 37 def Langwarrin 30 Preliminary Final: Langwarrin 20 def by Somerville 34 Grand Final: Karingal 6 13 19 24 Somerville 12 21 28 36 Best on Court: Jade Finn - Somerville C GRADE Elimination Final: Crib Point 29 def by Devon Meadows 34 Qualifying Final: Chelsea 39 def Red Hill 35 1st Semi-Final: Red Hill 42 def Devon Meadows 35 2nd Semi-Final: Karingal 49 def Chelsea 20 Preliminary Final: Chelsea 25 def by Red Hill 47 Grand Final: Karingal 10 21 32 42 Red Hill 11 17 22 29 Best on Court: Leah McCartney - Karingal D GRADE Elimination Final: Somerville 25 def by Red Hill 40 Qualifying Final: Langwarrin 27 def by Chelsea 43 1st Semi-Final: Langwarrin 29 def by Red Hill 38 2nd Semi-Final: Karingal 33 def Chelsea 25 Preliminary Final: Chelsea 43 def Red Hill 28 Grand Final: Karingal 5 12 20 27 Chelsea 5 10 18 26 Best on Court: Breanna Locastro - Chelsea 17 UNDER Elimination Final: Devon Meadows 23 def by Hastings 30 Qualifying Final: Chelsea 56 def Red Hill 18 1st Semi-Final: Red Hill 30 def Hastings 27 2nd Semi-Final: Seaford 42 def Chelsea 36 Preliminary Final: Chelsea 42 def Red Hill 31 Grand Final: Seaford 8 15 30 41 Chelsea 8 14 20 26 Best on Court: Hanna Geers-Watson - Seaford

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 31

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LADDERS SENIORS POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

1

Sorrento

18

15

3

0

0

0

1689

1224

137.99

60

2

Pines

18

13

5

0

0

0

1336

1160

115.17

52

3

Dromana

18

13

5

0

0

0

1292

1124

114.95

52

4

Frankston YCW

18

10

8

0

0

0

1376

1140

120.70

40

5

Bonbeach

18

9

9

0

0

0

1213

1311

92.52

36

6

Rosebud

18

8

10

0

0

0

1217

1250

97.36

32

7

Frankston Bombers

18

7

11

0

0

0

1169

1348

86.72

28

8

Mt Eliza

18

6

12

0

0

0

1144

1106

103.44

24

9

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

5

13

0

0

0

1239

1488

83.27

20

10

Mornington

18

4

14

0

0

0

1116

1640

68.05

16

RESERVES POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

1

Frankston YCW

18

18

0

0

0

0

1431

565

253.27

72

2

Mt Eliza

18

14

4

0

0

0

1265

459

275.60

56

3

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

14

4

0

0

0

1009

775

130.19

56

4

Pines

18

11

7

0

0

0

966

670

144.18

44

5

Rosebud

18

9

9

0

0

0

1014

872

116.28

36

6

Mornington

18

9

9

0

0

0

944

891

105.95

36

7

Sorrento

18

6

12

0

0

0

693

894

77.52

24

8

Frankston Bombers

18

4

14

0

0

0

547

1047

52.24

16

9

Bonbeach

18

4

14

0

0

0

668

1297

51.50

16

10

Dromana

18

1

17

0

0

0

427

1494

28.58

4

UNDER 19s POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

1

Mt Eliza

16

15

1

0

2

0

1445

376

384.31

60

2

Frankston YCW

16

15

1

0

2

2

1400

514

272.37

60

3

Bonbeach

16

12

4

0

2

0

1031

615

167.64

48

4

Mornington

16

9

7

0

2

0

1057

772

136.92

36

5

Pines

16

8

8

0

2

0

725

796

91.08

32

6

Frankston Bombers

16

5

11

0

2

0

587

763

76.93

20

7

Edithvale-Aspendale

16

5

11

0

2

0

710

1133

62.67

20

8

Rosebud

16

3

13

0

2

0

499

1398

35.69

12

9

Dromana

16

0

16

0

2

0

311

1398

22.25

0

10

Sorrento

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE LADDERS A GRADE RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Rosebud

18

15

3

0

922

567

3.33

162.61

60

2

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

14

3

1

933

747

3.22

124.90

58

3

Sorrento

18

14

4

0

985

749

3.11

131.51

56

4

Dromana

18

12

6

0

983

805

2.67

122.11

48

5

Mornington

18

11

6

1

905

602

2.56

150.33

46

6

Frankston YCW

18

7

11

0

814

887

1.56

91.77

28

7

Pines

18

7

11

0

775

944

1.56

82.10

28

8

Frankston

18

6

12

0

782

944

1.33

82.84

24

9

Mt Eliza

18

3

15

0

620

989

.67

62.69

12

10

Bonbeach

18

0

18

0

495

980

0

50.51

0

RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

17

1

0

893

430

3.78

207.67

68

2

Frankston YCW

18

16

2

0

842

537

3.56

156.80

64

3

Rosebud

18

12

5

1

626

559

2.78

111.99

50

4

Dromana

18

11

7

0

762

665

2.44

114.59

44

5

Sorrento

18

10

8

0

640

604

2.22

105.96

40

6

Mornington

18

9

9

0

641

637

2.00

100.63

36

7

Mt Eliza

18

6

12

0

518

704

1.33

73.58

24

8

Pines

18

2

12

4

556

780

.89

71.28

16

9

Frankston

18

1

13

4

551

827

.67

66.63

12

10

Bonbeach

18

0

15

3

515

801

.33

64.29

6

RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Frankston YCW

18

16

2

0

787

564

3.56

139.54

64

2

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

15

3

0

725

491

3.33

147.66

60

3

Bonbeach

18

12

6

0

707

558

2.67

126.70

48

4

Mornington

18

12

6

0

622

514

2.67

121.01

48

5

Rosebud

18

10

8

0

572

528

2.22

108.33

40

6

Mt Eliza

18

9

9

0

608

606

2.00

100.33

36

7

Dromana

18

8

10

0

689

730

1.78

94.38

32

8

Frankston

18

6

12

0

556

650

1.33

85.54

24

9

Pines

18

1

17

0

463

729

.22

63.51

4

10

Sorrento

18

1

17

0

418

777

.22

53.80

4

B GRADE

C GRADE

D GRADE RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Edithvale-Aspendale

18

18

0

0

891

344

4.00

259.01

72

2

Mt Eliza

18

15

3

0

660

383

3.33

172.32

60

3

Frankston YCW

18

13

4

1

577

421

3.00

137.05

54

4

Dromana

18

10

8

0

566

594

2.22

95.29

40

5

Bonbeach

18

9

9

0

513

502

2.00

102.19

36

6

Sorrento

18

8

9

1

446

574

1.89

77.70

34

7

Frankston

18

7

11

0

472

579

1.56

81.52

28

8

Mornington

18

5

11

2

439

567

1.33

77.43

24

9

Rosebud

18

3

15

0

436

685

.67

63.65

12

10

Pines

18

0

18

0

344

695

0

49.50

0

RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

B

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Mt Eliza

15

15

0

4

604

202

5.07

299.01

76

2

Rosebud

15

8

7

4

427

402

3.20

106.22

48

3

Mornington

15

9

6

3

427

406

3.20

105.17

48

4

Sorrento

15

9

6

3

467

450

3.20

103.78

48

5

Dromana

15

2

13

4

323

564

1.60

57.27

24

6

Bonbeach

15

2

13

4

266

490

1.60

54.29

24

17 UNDER

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 33

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LADDERS SENIORS POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

1

Red Hill

18

16

2

0

0

0

1891

542

348.89

64

2

Karingal

18

15

2

1

0

0

1386

887

156.26

62

3

Langwarrin

18

13

5

0

0

0

1559

964

161.72

52

4

Chelsea

18

12

6

0

0

0

1491

1160

128.53

48

5

Somerville

18

11

7

0

0

0

1681

1232

136.44

44

6

Seaford

18

11

7

0

0

0

1562

1198

130.38

44

7

Hastings

18

10

8

0

0

0

1282

1211

105.86

40

8

Rye

18

7

11

0

0

0

1112

1405

79.15

28

9

Devon Meadows

18

5

13

0

0

0

1106

1391

79.51

20

10

Tyabb

18

4

14

0

0

0

1106

1549

71.40

16

11

Crib Point

18

2

16

0

0

0

801

2128

37.64

8

12

Pearcedale

18

1

16

1

0

0

734

2052

35.77

6

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

RESERVES POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

1

Langwarrin

18

16

2

0

0

0

1802

415

434.22

64

2

Red Hill

18

16

2

0

0

0

1640

501

327.35

64

3

Karingal

18

13

5

0

0

0

1366

657

207.91

52

4

Seaford

18

12

6

0

0

0

1298

866

149.88

48

5

Rye

18

11

7

0

0

0

995

763

130.41

44

6

Tyabb

18

9

9

0

0

0

919

935

98.29

36

7

Hastings

18

8

9

1

0

0

1042

998

104.41

34

8

Somerville

18

8

9

1

0

0

884

1096

80.66

34

9

Chelsea

18

8

10

0

0

0

970

962

100.83

32

10

Devon Meadows

18

3

15

0

0

0

622

1304

47.70

12

11

Crib Point

18

3

15

0

0

0

340

1666

20.41

12

12

Pearcedale

18

0

18

0

0

0

324

2039

15.89

0

UNDER 19s POS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

1

Red Hill

17

16

1

0

0

2

1861

330

563.94

68

2

Karingal

17

15

2

0

0

2

1895

417

454.44

64

3

Crib Point

18

13

5

0

0

0

1560

580

268.97

52

4

Pearcedale

18

12

5

1

0

0

1445

715

202.10

50

5

Langwarrin

18

12

6

0

0

0

1485

624

237.98

48

6

Somerville

18

10

8

0

0

0

1104

988

111.74

40

7

Rye

18

8

10

0

0

0

1053

1150

91.57

32

8

Chelsea

17

6

11

0

0

2

1070

1158

92.40

28

9

Seaford

18

6

11

1

0

0

921

1221

75.43

26

10

Hastings

18

4

14

0

0

0

616

1502

41.01

16

11

Tyabb

17

2

15

0

0

0

345

2198

15.70

8

12

Devon Meadows

16

0

16

0

0

0

142

2614

5.43

0

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MPNFL DIVISION TWO LADDERS A GRADE RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

MATCH R

%

POINTS

1

Crib Point

18

16

2

0

982

551

3.56

178.22

64

2

Seaford

18

15

3

0

964

621

3.33

155.23

60

3

Langwarrin

18

13

3

2

920

602

3.11

152.82

56

4

Hastings

18

13

5

0

876

670

2.89

130.75

52

5

Karingal

18

11

6

1

720

530

2.56

135.85

46

6

Tyabb

18

9

8

1

750

642

2.11

116.82

38

7

Chelsea

18

8

10

0

716

664

1.78

107.83

32

8

Red Hill

18

7

11

0

688

698

1.56

98.57

28

9

Somerville

18

6

10

2

677

811

1.56

83.48

28

10

Devon Meadows

18

3

13

2

498

701

.89

71.04

16

11

Rye

18

2

14

2

505

1098

.67

45.99

12

12

Pearcedale

18

0

18

0

364

1072

0

33.96

0

B GRADE RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Karingal

18

18

0

0

937

522

4.00

179.50

72

2

Somerville

18

16

2

0

806

479

3.56

168.27

64

3

Langwarrin

18

13

5

0

804

527

2.89

152.56

52

4

Devon Meadows

18

12

6

0

773

596

2.67

129.70

48

5

Seaford

18

11

7

0

793

606

2.44

130.86

44

6

Tyabb

18

9

9

0

674

667

2.00

101.05

36

7

Chelsea

18

8

10

0

787

629

1.78

125.12

32

8

Red Hill

18

7

10

1

657

696

1.67

94.40

30

9

Crib Point

18

7

11

0

612

638

1.56

95.92

28

10

Hastings

18

4

14

0

683

839

.89

81.41

16

11

Pearcedale

18

2

16

0

358

1078

.44

33.21

8

12

Rye

18

0

17

1

421

1028

.11

40.95

2

C GRADE RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Karingal

18

18

0

0

983

394

4.00

249.49

72

2

Chelsea

18

15

3

0

848

524

3.33

161.83

60

3

Red Hill

18

13

4

1

761

541

3.00

140.67

54

4

Crib Point

18

12

6

0

777

629

2.67

123.53

48

5

Devon Meadows

18

11

7

0

672

611

2.44

109.98

44

6

Langwarrin

18

10

7

1

699

548

2.33

127.55

42

7

Somerville

18

9

9

0

642

606

2.00

105.94

36

8

Seaford

18

8

8

2

651

666

2.00

97.75

36

9

Rye

18

5

13

0

547

769

1.11

71.13

20

10

Hastings

18

3

15

0

462

831

.67

55.60

12

11

Tyabb

18

2

16

0

383

818

.44

46.82

8

12

Pearcedale

18

0

18

0

428

916

0

46.72

0

RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

PTS R

%

POINTS

1

Karingal

18

18

0

0

844

359

4.00

235.10

72

2

Langwarrin

18

15

3

0

748

412

3.33

181.55

60

3

Chelsea

18

14

3

1

691

367

3.22

188.28

58

4

Somerville

18

13

4

1

626

469

3.00

133.48

54

5

Red Hill

18

10

7

1

686

540

2.33

127.04

42

6

Devon Meadows

18

10

8

0

595

574

2.22

103.66

40

7

Seaford

18

7

10

1

584

628

1.67

92.99

30

8

Crib Point

18

7

11

0

491

547

1.56

89.76

28

9

Rye

18

5

13

0

461

638

1.11

72.26

20

10

Hastings

18

4

14

0

439

663

.89

66.21

16

11

Tyabb

18

3

15

0

302

657

.67

45.97

12

12

Pearcedale

18

0

18

0

217

830

0

26.14

0

RANK

TEAM

P

W

L

D

F

A

MATCH R

%

POINTS

1

Seaford

16

16

0

0

910

287

100

317.07

72

2

Chelsea

16

13

2

1

719

341

81

210.85

62

3

Red Hill

16

12

4

0

605

441

75

137.19

56

4

Devon Meadows (2)

16

9

6

1

560

502

56

111.55

46

5

Hastings

16

9

7

0

582

405

56

143.70

44

6

Langwarrin

16

9

7

0

515

447

56

115.21

44

7

Devon Meadows (1)

16

5

11

0

385

458

31

84.06

28

8

Karingal

16

4

12

0

448

674

25

66.47

245

9

Rye

16

1

15

0

246

779

6

31.58

12

10

Crib Point

16

1

15

0

149

785

6

18.98

12

D GRADE

U17 GRADE

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 35

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS - FOOTBALL BEST & FAIREST

Seniors E.V. Shade Medal Mitch Hallahan - Sorrento - 21 Votes

Reserves Athol Davies Medal Jean Bezzene - Pines - 21 Votes

MVP

Under 19s Ken Lyons Medal Kaiya Deas - F/ston YCW - 20 Votes

LEADING GOAL SCORERS

Seniors Leigh Poholke - Sorrento 72 Goals

Reserves Michael Chaplin - Frankston YCW 42 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

Sean Downie - Rosebud 8 Votes

UMPIRE OF THE YEAR

Under 19s Christian Tsiampas - Frankston YCW 46 Goals

Dean Armstrong

Goal of the Year Ethan Johnstone Dromana

Mark of the Year Harrison Scott Mt Eliza

GOAL AND MARK OF THE YEAR

Club Champion Frankston YCW

Most Disciplined Club Bonbeach

Combined Club Champion (Football/Netball) Frankston YCW

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MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS

2019 CHISHOLM MPNFL DIVISION ONE TEAM OF THE YEAR BACKS Ryan Marks-Logan Frankston Lachlan Susovich Byron Barry Mornington Frankston YCW (Captain)

Terry Wheeler Dromana

Guy Hendry Pines

Matt La Fontaine Frankston YCW

Mitch Hallahan Sorrento

Michael Bussey Edithvale-Aspendale

Jackson Calder Mornington

RUCKS

Sam Fowler Dromana

Russell Gabriel Pines Sean Downie Rosebud Luke Potts Pines

Nick Boswell Pines

Blaine Coates Mt Eliza

Shane McDonald Bonbeach

Trent Dennis-Lane Bonbeach INTERCHANGE Leigh Poholke Luke Lowden Sorrento Sorrento Sam Geurts COACH Dromana Rikki Johnston Dale Sutton Dromana Frankston UMPIRE Shannon Gladman Dean Armstrong Sorrento AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 37

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS - NETBALL BEST & FAIREST

A Grade Lyshae Barry Frankston YCW 20 Votes

A Grade Emily Wilson Dromana 20 Votes

B Grade Lisa Wade Frankston YCW 28 Votes

BEST & FAIREST

D Grade Suede Croad Sorrento 29 Votes

17 & Under Lily Davis Sorrento 20 Votes

17 & Under Alanah Strode Bonbeach 20 Votes

B Grade Rebecca Pahl Edithvale-Aspendale 28 Votes

C Grade Wendy Morcom Edithvale-Aspendale 27 Votes

MVP

VOLUNTEER

Cathy Leeves Frankston 9 Votes

Volunteer of the Year Kelly Boyle Pines

LEADING GOAL SHOOTERS

A Grade Eliza McGuigan Edithvale-Aspendale 562 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

B Grade Abbey Patterson Frankston YCW 463 Goals

C Grade Anna Whittaker Frankston YCW 445 Goals

Club Champion Edithvale-Aspendale

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D Grade Jacinta Hart Edithvale-Aspendale 385 Goals Most Disciplined Club Mt Eliza

17 & Under Emma Rooth Mt Eliza 285 Goals

MPNFL DIVISION ONE LEAGUE AWARDS

2019 NETBALL

TEAM OF THE YEAR Cathy Leeves

GS Frankston

Eliza McGuigan SUB Edithvale-Aspendale

GA

Emily Wilson Dromana

WA

Tess Haddock Mornington

C

Holly Hood Mornington

Emma White SUB Rosebud

Christina Vickery

WD Edithvale-Aspendale Leah Seeto

GD Pines

Candace Page SUB Mornington Lyshae Barry

GK Frankston YCW COACH

Nicole Hadgkiss Rosebud

CAPTAIN

Holly Hood Mornington

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 39

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LEAGUE AWARDS - FOOTBALL BEST & FAIREST

Seniors George Osborne Medal Todd Gardiner - Chelsea - 23 Votes

Reserves Howard Armstrong Medal

MVP

Under 19s Bill Bosse Medal

Rheede Hopgood - Red Hill - 17 Votes Kade Mercieca - Pearcedale - 26 Votes

Joel Hillis - Devon Meadows 14 Votes

LEADING GOAL SCORERS

Seniors Aaron Walton - Seaford 65 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

Reserves Kain Stratton - Hastings 55 Goals

Under 19s Logan Sandford - Red Hill 80 Goals

GOAL AND MARK OF THE YEAR

Club Champion Red Hill

Most Disciplined Club Red Hill

Combined Club Champion (Football/Netball) Karingal

PAGE 40 | AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Goal of the Year Todd Gardiner Chelsea

Mark of the Year Tyrren Head Rye

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LEAGUE AWARDS

2019 CHISHOLM MPNFL DIVISION TWO TEAM OF THE YEAR BACKS Mitchell Cuthbert Langwarrin Daniel Frampton Dylan Gregson Red Hill Karingal

Callan Dixon Karingal

Joel Hillis Devon Meadows

Paul Fermanis Somerville

RUCKS

Curtis Bywater Chelsea

Matthew Naughton Langwarrin Todd Gardiner Chelsea (Captain) Curtis Murfett Tyabb

Jonah Siversen Red Hill

Andrew Mathers Karingal

Todd Elton Hastings

Marc Holt Karingal COACH Brendan Dunne Karingal

Tim McGenniss Langwarrin

Daniel Allsop Red Hill

Jonathon Ross Red Hill Aaron Walton Seaford

INTERCHANGE Damien Rayson Seaford Rowan Hogenbirk Somerville Jacob Cook Crib Point Ryan Davey Karingal

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 41

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LEAGUE AWARDS - NETBALL BEST & FAIREST

A Grade Emily Bennet Langwarrin 24 Votes

B Grade Louise Lane Devon Meadows 20 Votes

C Grade Jessica Fletcher Karingal 35 Votes

D Grade Ellie Matongo Karingal 28 Votes

17 & Under Uaina Purcell Devon Meadows 35 Votes

LEADING GOAL SHOOTERS

A Grade Ebony McDermott Crib Point 562 Goals

CLUB AWARDS

B Grade Emma Smith Hastings 538 Goals

C Grade Leah McCartney Karingal 569 Goals

D Grade Isabelle Caller Karingal 479 Goals

MVP

VOLUNTEER

Bridgette Barry-Murphy Karingal 8 Votes

Volunteer of the Year Julie Saunders Crib Point

Club Champion Karingal

PAGE 42 | AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019

Most Disciplined Club Tyabb

17 & Under Jessica Tetley Seaford 470 Goals

MPNFL DIVISION TWO LEAGUE AWARDS

2019 NETBALL

TEAM OF THE YEAR Ebony McDermott

GS Crib Point

Helen Ashin SUB Hastings

GA

Emily Bennet Langwarrin

WA

Tayla Robertson Seaford

C

Dionne Douglas Crib Point

Bridgette Barry-Murphy SUB Karingal

Jess Hosking

WD Hastings

Adrienne Harris

GD Crib Point

Georgia Vines SUB Red Hill Caitlin Watson

GK Tyabb COACH

Jordyn Barnett Chelsea

CAPTAIN

Dionne Douglas Crib Point

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 43

AFL SOUTH EAST - TOP-AGE REPORT - Shaun Connell One of the significant achievements in AFL South East in 2019 was the Fittingly, for the premier junior competition in the region, finals were played establishment of the Regional Top-Age competition, consisting of under-17 some of the regions best venues including Frankston Park, Shepley Oval, boys and under-18 girls. Casey Fields and Sweeney Reserve and delivered a tremendous standard of underage football. The competition catered for 37 male and 10 female teams from the Frankston and District Junior Football League (FDJFL) and South East A fitting end to the inaugural season of the Regional Top-Age competition Juniors (SEJ). was the Premier A Grand Final at Casey Fields where Mt Eliza defeated Beaconsfield on the siren after a set shot from Beaconsfield went out of The collaborative approach delivering a graded competition with five male bounds on the full. divisions and one female division consisting of 10 teams. We congratulate the inaugural best and fairest winners in the Regional The agreed expansion of the competition to include under-15 boys and Top-Age competition. under-16 girls in 2020 reflects the success of the first year. The Top-Age Awards Night was held at Bunjil Place, Narre Warren, where This expansion will see the competition grow to over 100 teams next over 500 people were in attendance. season, providing even more competitive and sustainable competitions. The competition came together after failed discussions with the Mornington Peninsula Junior Football League (MPJFL) and the determination of FDJFL and SEJ clubs to create even and viable competitions while also removing the uncertainty of no Top-Age competition at all. Pleasingly, the competition achieved its objective in creating a competitive balance in the under 17s with the average margins across the five divisions being under 43 points. The Premier competition had an average home and away margin of 33 points and 24 points during the finals. Unfortunately, the average margins of the under-18s girl’s competition was much higher at 83 points. However, during finals, the average margins dropped significantly to a more respectful 39 points. Despite the decrease during finals, this was not an ideal outcome for the under-18 girl’s competition and will be the primary focus in preparation for the 2020 season.

2019 AFLSE TOP-AGE...AVERAGE WINNING MARGINS Teams

Ave. Margins Home & Away

Ave. Margins Finals

Premier A

6

33.40

24.00

Premier B

7

40.17

28.75

Premier C

10

45.48

25.00

Division 1

7

52.10

11.50

Division 2

7

41.78

14.25

Under-18 Girls

10

83.45

39.25

Ave Margin Boys

37

42.59

20.70

Grade

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 45

REGIONAL TOP AGE FINALS RESULTS

UNDER 17 - PREMIER A

UNDER 18 GIRLS

1st Semi Final

Berwick Navy

9.3.57

Def

Frankston Dolphins

8.6.54

1st Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale

2.6.18

Def

Frankston Dolphins

1.4.10

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

4.11.35

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

1.6.12

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

6.9.45

Def

Beaconsfield

5.3.33

Preliminary

Beaconsfield Blue

15.8.98

Def

Berwick Navy

3.11.29

Preliminary

Beaconsfield

20.10.130

Def

Edithvale-Aspendale

1.1.7

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Blue

6.9.45

Def

Beaconsfield Blue

5.14.44

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Red

3.7.25

Beaconsfield

6.3.39

UNDER 17 - PREMIER B

UNDER 17 DIVISION ONE

Def By

1st Semi Final

Langwarrin

12.6.78

Def

Mt Eliza Red

4.13.37

1st Semi Final

Endeavour Hills

9.7.61

Def

Frankston Rovers Hawks

7.6.48

2nd Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Black

5.5.35

Def By

Berwick White

8.8.56

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blue

3.6.24

Def

Bonbeach YCW Black

2.11.23

Preliminary

Frankston Dolphins Black

8.7.55

Def

Langwarrin

6.8.44

Preliminary

Bonbeach YCW Black

8.7.55

Def By

Endeavour Hills

8.8.56

Grand Final

Berwick White

13.3.81

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

5.9.39

Grand Final

Langwarrin Blue

10.12.72

Def

Endeavour Hills

6.5.41

Pakenham Blue

5.3.33

Narre North Foxes Grey

5.7.37

UNDER 17 - PREMIER C

UNDER 17 DIVISION TWO

1st Semi Final

Narre North Foxes Black

3.5.23

Def By

Berwick Springs Blue

8.9.57

1st Semi Final

Beaconsfield Gold

4.6.30

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale

3.3.21

Def By

Pines

3.8.26

2nd Semi Final

Lyndhurst

5.13.43

Def

Preliminary

Edithvale-Aspendale

3.4.22

Def By

Berwick Springs Blue

7.13.55

Preliminary

Narre North Foxes Grey

3.5.23

Def By

Pakenham Blue

7.7.49

Grand Final

Pines

8.11.59

Def

Berwick Springs Blue

3.13.31

Grand Final

Lyndhurst

5.5.35

Def

Pakenham Blue

1.7.13

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REGIONAL TOP-AGE LADDERS UNDER 17 - PREMIER A

UNDER 18 GIRLS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Mt Eliza Blue

14

14

0

0

0

0

996

468

212.82

100.00

Mt Eliza Red

13

12

1

0

1

0

1435

170

844.12

92.31

Beaconsfield Blue

14

12

2

0

0

0

1075

526

204.37

85.71

Beaconsfield

13

10

2

1

0

0

1181

262

450.76

80.77

Berwick Navy

14

6

8

0

0

0

712

837

85.07

42.86

Edithvale-Aspendale

14

10

4

0

0

0

815

518

157.34

71.43

Frankston Dolphins

14

5

9

0

0

0

592

705

83.97

35.71

Frankston Dolphins

14

9

5

0

0

0

923

481

191.89

64.29

Bonbeach YCW

14

5

9

0

0

0

589

871

67.62

35.71

Berwick

13

7

6

0

1

0

757

531

142.56

53.85

Seaford Yellow

14

0

14

0

0

0

599

1156

51.82

0.00

Narre North Foxes

13

6

6

1

1

0

766

526

145.63

50.00

Bonbeach YCW

13

4

9

0

1

0

300

1073

27.96

30.77

Fountain Gate

13

3

10

0

1

0

384

831

46.21

23.08

Pakenham

7

1

6

0

0

0

129

604

21.36

14.29

Mordialloc

13

0

13

0

1

0

82

1776

4.62

0.00

UNDER 17 PREMIER B

UNDER 17 DIVISION ONE

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Frankston Dolphins Black

12

10

2

0

2

0

903

519

173.99

83.33

Berwick White

12

10

2

0

2

0

876

593

147.72

Langwarrin

13

8

5

0

1

0

1076

771

Mt Eliza Red

13

8

5

0

1

0

852

Pakenham Gold

12

5

7

0

2

0

Carrum Patterson Lakes

13

5

8

0

1

Seaford Black

13

3

10

0

1

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Langwarrin Blue

13

11

2

0

1

0

1168

453

257.84

84.62

83.33

Bonbeach YCW Black

12

9

3

0

2

0

901

452

199.34

75.00

139.56

61.54

Endeavour Hills

12

7

5

0

2

0

906

674

134.42

58.33

685

124.38

61.54

13

7

6

0

1

0

681

880

77.39

53.85

693

704

98.44

41.67

Frankston Rovers Hawks Mt Eliza Mounties

12

4

8

0

2

0

658

747

88.09

33.33

0

834

835

99.88

38.46

13

2

11

0

1

0

525

1055

49.76

15.38

0

625

1033

60.50

23.08

Frankston Dolphins Red Fountain Gate White

13

0

13

0

1

0

211

1545

13.66

0.00

UNDER 17 PREMIER C

UNDER 17 DIVISION TWO

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

Edithvale-Aspendale

14

11

3

0

0

0

948

726

130.58

78.57

Pines

14

10

4

0

0

0

1005

708

141.95

71.43

Narre North Foxes Black

14

9

5

0

0

0

1009

755

133.64

64.29

Berwick Springs Blue

14

8

6

0

0

0

1050

746

140.75

57.14

Devon Meadows

14

8

6

0

0

0

896

808

110.89

57.14

Beaconsfield White

14

7

7

0

0

0

813

930

87.42

50.00

Narre South Lions

13

4

9

0

1

0

784

927

84.57

30.77

Officer White

13

4

9

0

1

0

605

839

72.11

30.77

Cranbourne Blue

13

2

11

0

1

0

669

1203

55.61

15.38

Berwick Blue

13

2

11

0

1

0

475

953

49.84

15.38

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Lyndhurst

13

12

1

0

1

0

1114

527

211.39

92.31

Narre North Foxes Grey

13

9

4

0

1

0

824

554

148.74

69.23

Beaconsfield Gold

13

8

5

0

1

0

625

531

117.70

61.54

Pakenham Blue

12

5

7

0

2

0

562

585

96.07

41.67

Narre South Lions Gold

12

5

7

0

2

0

619

751

82.42

41.67

Hampton Park

12

2

10

0

2

0

465

702

66.24

16.67

Pines Green

13

1

12

0

1

0

331

1128

29.34

7.69

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 47

REGIONAL TOP-AGE LEAGUE AWARDS UNDER 17 PREMIER A

Best & Fairest Declan Cole Mt Eliza - 20 Votes

Runner Up Wal Wuol

Berwick - 17 Votes

3rd Best & Fairest Flynn Hayes

Bonbeach YCW - 15 Votes

4th Best & Fairest Paddy Cross

Beaconsfield - 12 Votes

UNDER 17 - PREMIER B

Best & Fairest Colby Nayna Carrum Patterson Lakes - 22 Votes

Runner Up Daniel Didomenicantonio Frankston Dolphins - 20 Votes

3rd Best & Fairest Brodie Scully Seaford - 18 Votes

4th Best & Fairest Lachlan Robinson Mt Eliza - 17 Votes

UNDER 17 PREMIER C

Eq. Best & Fairest Barkely Kepae Pines - 16 Votes

Eq. Best & Fairest Mason Weiser Pines - 16 Votes

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3rd Best & Fairest Jordan Camilleri Narre North Foxes - 15 Votes

3rd Best & Fairest Coby Hodgson Cranbourne - 15 Votes

REGIONAL TOP-AGE LEAGUE AWARDS

UNDER 18 GIRLS

Best & Fairest Jayde Smith Berwick - 28 Votes

Eq Runner Up Jessica matin Beaconsfield - 16 Votes

Eq Runner Up Mikayla Cipriani Narre North Foxes - 16 Votes

4th Best & Fairest Maya Rich-Danks Frankston Dolphins - 13 Votes

UNDER 17 DIVISION ONE

Best & Fairest Jye Moli Langwarrin - 19 Votes

Runner Up Leo Faid Bonbeach YCW - 16 Votes

3rd Best & Fairest Luke Peters Endeavour Hills - 15 Votes

4th Best & Fairest Jet Peckett Bonbeach YCW - 12 Votes

UNDER 17 DIVISION TWO

Best & Fairest Mitchell Kemish Lyndhurst - 23 Votes

Runner Up Bailey Kennedy Narre North Foxes - 12 Votes

3rd Best & Fairest Chuol Thowat Hampton Park - 11 Votes

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 49

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

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

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

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

R Garwood

R Garwood

2004

I Andrews

D Price

R Garwood

R Garwood

R Garwood

2005

F Brand

P Gregory

R Garwood

R Garwood

R Garwood

2006

F Brand

P Gregory

R Garwood

R Garwood

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

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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

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

2019

Fraser Bayne

Shaun Connell

Pauline Pawsey

2008

R Sykes, S Scott

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019| PAGE 51

FDJFL OPERATIONS REPORT - Pauline Pawsey The FDJFL has had a great year with numbers increasing by 598 from 2018 to bring total player numbers to 5443. An increase was seen in both female and male participation with a growth of 405 female players and 193 male participants. There are now a total of 1219 female, and 4224 male players, in the FDJFL. There was a 33.22 percent growth in female, and 4.57 percent growth in male participation in 2019. There are 242 teams in the FDJFL ranging from under 8 to under 17 in mixed/boys age groups and in two year increments from under 10 to under 18 in girls. There are 187 mixed/boys and 57 girls teams in the FDJFL.

participated in finals with 10 clubs winning premierships. The weather caused some issues this year along with difficulties with Council works, but due to a concerted effort by Frankston Council, our hosting clubs and AFLSE staff, it was again a successful series. Judicial Matters While we had a reduction in appearances at the Tribunal for this season, we once again had far too many players sent off the field. This will become a focus of education for next season to bring that number down.

Continuing on from the under 16 and 17 combined age group, AFL South East took the exciting step of implementing a Top-Age Competition in conjunction with South East Juniors (SEJ) in 2019. The inaugural competition was well received which resulted in five divisions of under 17 male teams and one division of under 18 girls. The FDJFL provided 18 male teams and five female teams. In all the competition went well and will be expanded in 2020 to include under 15 male and under 16 girls teams. Coaching Clinics The FDJFL employed the services of an external company, BD Sports, to run some clinics dedicated to coaching our coaches in 2019. This enabled the FDJFL to give back to our clubs and to assist our coaches in improving their skills and knowledge which will, in turn, assist players moving forward. The nights were attended well by our coaches and they gained a lot from them. Presentation Night The best and fairest night was again conducted at Frankston Park and we continue to appreciate the Life Members who attend and present awards named in their honour. A total of 15 clubs were represented in the best and fairest counts with the players from seven clubs receiving awards. A vote count was conducted for the last three rounds across all age groups and was well received by the large crowd with some close results adding to the excitement. Finals This year the clubs voted to have a three-week finals series for the first time and this required multiple venues to be used for week one. Thanks to Chelsea, Devon Meadows, Frankston Rovers and Mordialloc for assisting to host 20 finals on the day. We thank them for their incredible efforts and their willingness to host. Langwarrin JFC once again did an amazing job of hosting the remainder of the finals with 16 matches held on week one with 18 matches held over each of the last two weeks of the season. AFLSE Top-Age competition finals were held at various grounds including Shepley Oval - Dandenong, Casey Fields and Narre Warren, with Frankston Park hosting as well. A total of 16 of the 17 FDJFL clubs

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2019 FDJFL FINALS ATTENDANCE Final

Location

Date

Attendance

Chelsea Week 1 Semi-Finals

Devon Meadows Frankston Rovers

Sunday August 18

5304

Langwarrin Mordialloc

Week 2 Prelim. Finals

Lloyd Park

Sunday August 25

4309

Week 3 Grand Finals

Lloyd Park

Sunday September 1

6675

Overall Total

16,288

FDJFL OPERATIONS REPORT PARTICPATION NUMBERS # TEAM IN CLUB

2019 TEAM GRADE

2016

2017

2018

2019

U8

U9

U10 U10G U11 U12 U12G

U15

U16

U16G

U17

U18G

Bonbeach/YCW

11

13

14

15

0

3

2

0

1

1

0

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Carrum Downs

8

11

7

7

0

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

Carrum Patterson Lakes

1

0

1

0

1

0

0

10

13

13

14

1

2

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

Chelsea

7

8

11

11

1

2

1

1

1

1

Devon Meadows

6

7

8

11

2

1

1

0

1

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

1

1

1

1

0

0

Edithvale Aspendale

18

19

26

30

4

3

3

2

3

2

2

2

2

2

2

0

1

1

1

Frankston Dolphins

17

18

20

23

3

1

2

1

Frankston Rovers

9

10

11

10

1

1

1

0

2

2

2

2

1

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

0

1

0

1

1

0

Frankston YCW

6

5

7

8

1

1

0

1

1

0

1

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

Karingal

9

9

6

7

0

1

Keysborough

2

2

2

2

0

0

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Langwarrin

20

23

27

29

0

6

3

1

3

3

3

3

2

2

2

1

1

1

0

Mordialloc

2

3

4

6

Mornington

4

8

12

12

2

1

0

0

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

2

3

0

2

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

Mount Eliza

28

32

33

Pines

6

6

6

34

3

3

3

2

4

3

2

2

2

2

2

1

2

2

1

8

0

1

1

0

1

0

1

1

0

1

0

1

1

1

0

Seaford

17

15

16

15

0

3

2

0

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

0

1

2

0

TOTALS

180

202

223

242

18

32

26

10

26

20

12

19

13

17

15

11

8

10

5

Frankston District JFL

U13

U14 U14G

Female

Male

Total

Bonbeach YCW Junior Football Club

85

288

373

Carrum Downs Junior Football Club Inc

16

163

179

Carrum Patterson Lakes Junior Football Club

54

235

289

Chelsea Junior Football Club

62

164

226

Devon Meadows Junior Football Club

55

187

242

Edithvale Aspendale Junior Football Club

145

464

609

Frankston Dolphins JFC

129

391

520

Frankston Rovers Junior Football Club

36

197

233

Frankston YCW Junior Football Club

33

140

173

Karingal Bulls JFC

70

86

156

Keysborough Junior Football Club

3

49

52

Langwarrin Junior Football Club

119

553

672

Mordialloc Junior Football Club

27

90

117

Mornington Junior Football Club

42

244

286

Mount Eliza Junior Football Club

199

567

766

Pines Junior Football Club

64

125

189

Seaford Junior Football Club

80

281

361

1219

4224

5443

Total

JUDICIARY Type

Total

Penalties

Tribunal Hearings

11

23 weeks

Set Penalties

7

13 weeks

Investigations

3

None

Total

21

36 weeks

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 53

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. Key Outcomes • Created sufficient pathways for players and coaches to transition to Stingrays, V/Line etc. • Four of the age groups - U13s, 16s, 17s and U15 Girls - won their regional shield at the Worksafe AFL Victoria Regional Junior Championships. Coaches Selection Coaches were asked to apply for the role of coaching an interleague squad. Coaches were carefully selected based on their philosophies towards coaching, as well as their coaching experience and coaching aspirations.

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 2019 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 29-55 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. 2020 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. Review A successful program for over 300 participants saw a high rate of development in each footballer. Coaches set high training standards based of program values which translated to on field success. For the 2020 program to be successful again, there are improvements that can be made, including: • Improve communications with participants regarding registration • Improve communications with clubs regarding nominated players • Improve personal feedback for players who don’t make the squads and personal reviews for players match performances Our core objective for the 2019 FDJFL Development Program and Interleague Carnival was to implement a holistic approach to football. We put our energy and attention into improving player 50 and player 1 as footballers, but more importantly people. FDJFL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM - 2019

Coaches of interest were aspiring to continue in the regional coach pathway and beyond. This in return establishes a clear pathway from the junior competition through to interleague and onto TAC Cup squads for community coaches.

Age Group

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:

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Participation No‘s

Squad No‘s

Trophy Winners

Under 13

52

25

Yes

Under 14

44

24

Under 15

51

26

Under 15 Girls

40

24

Yes

Under 16

41

26

Yes

Under 17

33

24

Yes

Under 18 Girls

29

21

Total

290

170

4

FDJFL FINALS RESULTS

UNDER 11 Blue

UNDER 12 Girls-Blue

1st Semi Final

Mornington Red

3.5.23

Def

Langwarrin White

2.4.16

1st Semi Final

Karingal

8.11.59

Def

Mt Eliza Red

0.0.0

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

7.5.47

Def

Mt Eliza Blue

0.1.1

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blue

3.2.20

Def

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

1.3.9

Preliminary

Mt Eliza Blue

4.6.30

Def

Mornington Red

2.1.13

Preliminary

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

4.1.25

Def By

Karingal

7.9.51

Mt Eliza Blue

3.2.20

Grand Final

Langwarrin Blue

2.1.13

Def By

Karingal

3.10.28

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Red

1.5.11

Frankston YCW

0.0.0

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Red

UNDER 11 Gold

11.2.68

Def

UNDER 12 Girls-Gold

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Redlegs

4.5.29

Def By

Devon Meadows

5.6.36

1st Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale White

1.2.8

2nd Semi Final

Seaford Black

3.1.19

Def By

Carrum Patterson Lakes

7.5.47

2nd Semi Final

Chelsea

10.10.70

Preliminary

Seaford Black

8.11.59

Def

Devon Meadows

2.1.13

Preliminary

Frankston YCW

2.1.13

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Red

3.4.22

Grand Final

Carrum Patterson Lakes

3.3.21

Def By

Seaford Black

6.4.40

Grand Final

Chelsea

8.13.61

Def

Frankston Dolphins Red

0.1.1

UNDER 11 Navy

UNDER 12 Gold

Def

1st Semi Final

Frankston YCW

2.4.16

Def By

Langwarrin Kangas

4.7.31

1st Semi Final

Frankston Rovers

7.7.49

Def

Bonbeach YCW Black

2.3.15

2nd Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Red

4.6.30

Def By

Karingal

4.8.32

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

8.4.52

Def

Mornington

2.2.14

Preliminary

Frankston Dolphins Red

6.8.44

Def

Langwarrin Kangas

1.3.9

Preliminary

Mornington

4.1.25

Def By

Frankston Rovers

10.10.70

Grand Final

Karingal

7.7.49

Def

Frankston Dolphins Red

4.0.24

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Red

4.0.24

Def

Frankston Rovers

2.9.21

Langwarrin Blues

1.2.8

Devon Meadows

3.4.22

Edithvale-Aspendale Eagles

6.6.42

Keysborough

2.1.13

Carrum Downs

7.9.51

UNDER 12 Blue

UNDER 12 Navy

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Mounties

5.9.39

Def

1st Semi Final

Keysborough

7.5.47

Def

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

0.3.3

Def By

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

5.9.39

2nd Semi Final

Carrum Downs

3.5.23

Def By

Preliminary

Mt Eliza Blue

6.5.41

Def By

Mt Eliza Mounties

7.1.43

Preliminary

Carrum Downs

9.4.58

Def

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

7.4.46

Def

Mt Eliza Mounties

2.1.13

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Eagles

3.1.19

Def By

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FDJFL FINALS RESULTS

UNDER 13 Blue

UNDER 14 Girls-Gold

1st Semi Final

Bonbeach YCW Black

4.3.27

Def

Frankston YCW

1.6.12

1st Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Red

6.2.38

Def

Chelsea

5.6.36

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin Blue

5.10.40

Def

Mt Eliza Red

2.4.16

2nd Semi Final

Karingal Bulls

6.8.44

Def

Langwarrin White

1.3.9

Preliminary

Mt Eliza Red

10.10.70

Def

Bonbeach YCW Black

2.5.17

Preliminary

Langwarrin White

6.11.47

Def

Frankston Dolphins Red

1.0.6

Grand Final

Langwarrin Blue

7.3.45

Def

Mt Eliza Red

0.2.2

Grand Final

Karingal Bulls

7.6.48

Def

Langwarrin White

2.3.15

Mornington

5.4.34

1st Semi Final

Carrum Downs

3.9.27

Def

Mt Eliza Blue

3.3.21

Chelsea

4.2.26

2nd Semi Final

Seaford Black

8.14.62

Def

Frankston Rovers

3.5.23

UNDER 13 Gold

UNDER 14 Gold

1st Semi Final

Langwarrin Kangas

2.7.19

Def By

2nd Semi Final

Edithvale-Aspendale White

4.5.29

Def

Preliminary

Chelsea

4.6.30

Def By

Mornington

6.6.42

Preliminary

Frankston Rovers

3.2.20

Def By

Carrum Downs

3.6.24

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale White

6.1.37

Def

Mornington

4.5.29

Grand Final

Seaford Black

10.7.67

Def

Carrum Downs

5.9.39

UNDER 13 Navy

UNDER 15 Blue

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

11.10.76

Def

Seaford

3.6.24

1st Semi Final

Carrum Downs

10.9.69

Def

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

8.5.53

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin White

4.2.26

Def

Pines

2.4.16

2nd Semi Final

Devon Meadows Black

5.7.37

Def

Mt Eliza Mounties

4.10.34

Preliminary

Pines

6.6.42

Def By

Mt Eliza Blue

7.6.48

Preliminary

Mt Elizas Mounties

12.10.82

Def

Carrum Downs

6.6.42

Grand Final

Langwarrin White

5.6.36

Def

Mt Eliza Blue

1.8.14

Grand Final

Devon Meadows Black

9.6.60

Def

Mt Eliza Mounties

5.8.38

UNDER 14 Blue

UNDER 15 Gold

1st Semi Final

Mt Eliza Red

2.1.13

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Black

2.9.21

1st Semi Final

Frankston Dolphins Black

16.9.105

Def

Langwarrin Blues

5.8.38

2nd Semi Final

Langwarrin White

4.5.29

Def By

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

8.13.61

2nd Semi Final

Seaford

9.10.64

Def

Bonbeach YCW

7.6.48

Preliminary

Langwarrin White

18.5.113

Def

Frankston Dolphins Black

3.2.20

Preliminary

Bonbeach YCW

9.2.56

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Black

12.10.82

Grand Final

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

12.4.76

Def

Langwarrin White

11.6.72

Grand Final

Seaford

5.4.34

Def By

Frankston Dolphins Black

11.9.75

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

4.11.35

UNDER 14 Girls-Blue

UNDER 16 Girls

1st Semi Final

Seaford Black

2.6.18

Def By

1st Semi Final

Devon Meadows

5.4.34

Def

Mt Eliza Red

5.3.33

2nd Semi Final

Pines

5.3.33

Def

Langwarrin Blue

3.0.18

2nd Semi Final

Mt Eliza Blue

4.1.25

Def

Frankston Dolphins

1.2.8

Preliminary

Langwarrin Blue

3.9.27

Def

Edithvale-Aspendale Blue

3.4.22

Preliminary

Frankston Dolphins

1.3.9

Def By

Devon Meadows

2.3.15

Grand Final

Pines

5.6.36

Def

Langwarrin Blue

1.2.8

Grand Final

Mt Eliza Blue

1.2.8

Def By

Devon Meadows

1.3.9

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 57

FDJFL LADDERS UNDER 11 BLUE

UNDER 12 GIRLS BLUE

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

Mt Eliza Red

14

14

0

0

0

0

778

128

607.81

100.00

Langwarrin Blue

14

12

2

0

0

0

Mt Eliza Blue

14

11

3

0

0

0

648

216

300.00

78.57

Edi-Asp Blue

14

10

4

0

0

0

Mornington Red

14

8

6

0

0

0

426

463

92.01

57.14

Karingal

14

10

4

0

0

Langwarrin White

14

7

7

0

0

0

480

486

98.77

50.00

Mt Eliza Red

14

6

8

0

Edi-Asp Blue

14

4

10

0

0

0

360

529

68.05

28.57

Mt Eliza Blue

14

4

9

1

Bonbeach YCW

14

1

13

0

0

0

271

827

32.77

7.14

Carrum P Lakes

14

1

12

1

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Seaford Black

12

10

2

0

2

0

555

279

198.92

83.33

Carrum PL Maroon

13

9

3

1

1

0

579

278

208.27

73.08

Mt Eliza Redlegs

13

9

4

0

1

0

595

346

171.97

69.23

Devon Meadows

13

9

4

0

1

0

546

402

135.82

69.23

Carrum PL Blues

13

6

6

1

1

0

381

369

103.25

50.00

Edi-Asp White

13

6

7

0

1

0

464

550

84.36

46.15

Mornington Blue

13

6

7

0

1

0

289

514

56.23

46.15

Langwarrin Blues

12

5

7

0

2

0

271

432

62.73

41.67

F Dolphins Black

12

4

8

0

2

0

293

489

59.92

33.33

Carrum Downs

13

1

12

0

1

0

366

736

49.73

7.69

Mt Eliza Mounties

13

1

12

0

1

0

246

504

48.81

7.69

UNDER 11 NAVY P

W

L

D

B

FF

%

%WON

489

119

410.92

85.71

573

215

266.51

71.43

0

513

212

241.98

71.43

0

0

236

453

52.10

42.86

0

0

264

333

79.28

32.14

0

0

96

679

14.14

10.71

UNDER 12 GIRLS GOLD

UNDER 11 GOLD

TEAM

AGST

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

Chelsea

14

13

1

0

0

0

731

129

566.67

92.86

Frankston YCW

14

9

5

0

0

0

327

249

131.33

64.29

Edi-Asp White

14

7

7

0

0

0

412

408

100.98

50.00

F Dolphins Red

14

6

8

0

0

0

255

346

73.70

42.86

F Rovers Hawks

14

3

11

0

0

0

217

659

32.93

21.43

Mornington

14

0

14

0

0

0

143

712

20.08

0.00

UNDER 12 GOLD TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

Mt Eliza Red

14

12

2

0

0

0

537

162

331.48

85.71

Mornington

14

11

2

1

0

0

600

295

203.39

82.14

Frankston Rovers

14

10

4

0

0

0

514

297

184.23

71.43

Bonbeach YCW Black

14

8

6

0

0

0

521

407

128.01

57.14

Langwarrin White

14

6

8

0

0

0

425

466

91.20

42.86

Seaford

14

5

8

1

0

0

346

446

77.58

39.29

14

5

9

0

0

0

296

547

54.11

35.71

14

1

13

0

0

0

269

654

41.13

7.14

F Dolphins Red

14

12

2

0

0

0

648

232

279.31

48

F Dolphins Red

Karingal

14

11

3

0

0

0

681

225

302.67

44

Carrum PL Maroons

Frankston YCW

14

10

4

0

0

0

532

266

200.00

40

L’warrin Kangas

14

9

5

0

0

0

518

391

132.48

36

Pines

14

5

9

0

0

0

235

521

45.11

20

TEAM

Chelsea White

14

4

10

0

0

0

374

421

88.84

16

Edi-Asp Eagles

14

3

11

0

0

0

185

598

30.94

12

Frankston Rovers

14

2

12

0

0

0

194

716

27.09

8

UNDER 12 BLUE

UNDER 12 NAVY P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

Carrum Downs

11

9

2

0

3

0

449

157

285.99

81.82

Edi-Asp Eagles

12

7

5

0

2

0

389

357

108.96

58.33

Keysborough

11

6

5

0

3

0

239

357

66.95

54.55

Devon Meadows

12

2

10

0

2

0

192

518

37.07

16.67

Mordialloc

11

1

10

0

3

0

147

412

35.68

9.09

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

Mt Eliza Blue

14

13

1

0

0

0

578

208

277.88

92.86

Edi-Asp Blue

14

12

2

0

0

0

717

294

243.88

85.71

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

Mt Eliza Mounties

14

9

4

1

0

0

536

281

190.75

67.86

Langwarrin Blue

13

13

0

0

1

0

807

125

645.60

100.00

Langwarrin Blues

14

7

5

2

0

0

379

382

99.21

57.14

Mt Eliza Red

13

10

3

0

1

0

609

322

189.13

76.92

F Dolphins Black

14

5

8

1

0

0

326

440

74.09

39.29

Bonb YCW Black

14

8

6

0

0

0

484

525

92.19

57.14

L’warrin Kangas

14

4

9

1

0

0

365

560

65.18

32.14

Frankston YCW

14

7

7

0

0

0

523

538

97.21

50.00

Chelsea

14

3

10

1

0

0

323

562

57.47

25.00

F Dolphins Black

14

3

11

0

0

0

406

676

60.06

21.43

Carrum PL Blues

14

0

14

0

0

0

188

685

27.45

0.00

Edi-Asp Blue

13

1

12

0

1

0

313

818

38.26

7.69

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UNDER 13 BLUE

FDJFL LADDERS REPORT UNDER 13 GOLD

UNDER 14 GOLD

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

% WON

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Edi-Asp White

14

12

2

0

0

0

634

380

166.84

85.71

Seaford Black

12

10

1

1

2

0

729

425

171.53

87.50

Chelsea

14

10

3

1

0

0

639

346

184.68

75.00

Frankston Rovers

13

9

3

1

1

0

690

420

164.29

73.08

L’warrin Kangas

14

8

5

1

0

0

589

462

127.49

60.71

Carrum Downs

12

8

3

1

2

0

656

505

129.90

70.83

Mornington

14

7

7

0

0

0

526

386

136.27

50.00

Mt Eliza Blue

12

6

5

1

2

0

684

481

142.20

54.17

Carrum PL Blues

13

6

7

0

1

0

332

512

64.84

46.15

Carrum P Lakes

12

5

7

0

2

0

635

623

101.93

41.67

F Dolphins Red

14

6

8

0

0

0

467

429

108.86

42.86

Bon YCW/Chelsea

12

2

10

0

2

0

361

741

48.72

16.67

Mordialloc

12

3

9

0

1

0

347

499

69.54

25.00

Edi-Asp White

13

0

13

0

1

0

289

1022

28.28

0.00

Devon Meadows

14

1

13

0

0

0

245

856

28.62

7.14

UNDER 15 BLUE UNDER 13 NAVY

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Devon Mead Black

13

13

0

0

1

0

1025

433

236.72

100.00

13

11

2

0

0

0

664

182

364.84

84.62

Mt Eliza Mounties

13

10

3

0

1

0

897

547

163.99

76.92

13

10

3

0

0

0

604

514

117.51

76.92

Carrum Downs

13

10

3

0

1

0

906

604

150.00

76.92

Mt Eliza Blue

14

7

7

0

0

0

411

455

90.33

50.00

Edi-Asp Blue

12

5

7

0

2

0

602

679

88.66

41.67

Seaford

14

5

9

0

0

0

452

547

82.63

35.71

Langwarrin White

13

5

8

0

1

0

707

755

93.64

38.46

F’ston YCW Black

14

3

10

1

0

0

347

628

55.25

25.00

Mt Eliza Red

12

3

9

0

2

0

472

748

63.10

25.00

Karingal

14

0

13

1

0

0

284

789

35.99

3.57

F Rovers Browns

12

0

12

0

2

0

236

935

25.24

0.00

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Langwarrin White

10

9

1

0

2

2

778

228

341.23

90.00

Seaford

14

10

4

0

0

0

845

550

153.64

71.43

Edi-Asp Blue

11

9

2

0

2

0

854

238

358.82

81.82

Bonbeach YCW

14

10

4

0

0

0

798

558

143.01

71.43

Mt Eliza Red

11

6

5

0

2

0

607

720

84.31

54.55

F Dolphins Black

14

9

5

0

0

0

837

577

145.06

64.29

F Dolphins Black

12

3

9

0

2

0

418

776

53.87

25.00

Langwarrin Blues

13

8

5

0

1

0

685

492

139.23

61.54

Langwarrin Blue

12

1

11

0

2

0

373

828

45.05

8.33

Frankston YCW

13

5

8

0

1

0

738

571

129.25

38.46

Edi-Asp White

13

5

8

0

1

0

630

777

81.08

38.46

Mornington

13

2

11

0

1

0

413

968

42.67

15.38

Chelsea

14

1

13

0

0

0

957

957

29.36

7.14

TEAM

P

Langwarrin White

Pines

UNDER 15 GOLD

UNDER 14 BLUE

UNDER 14 GIRLS BLUE TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

%WON

Pines

12

10

2

0

2

0

556

89

624.72

83.33

Langwarrin Blue

12

9

3

0

2

0

336

159

211.32

75.00

Seaford Black

12

7

5

0

2

0

309

305

101.31

58.33

Edi-Asp Blue

13

7

6

0

1

0

398

264

150.76

53.85

Mt Eliza Red

13

7

6

0

1

0

370

270

137.04

53.85

Mt Eliza Blue

13

2

11

0

1

0

220

586

37.54

15.38

F Dolphins Black

13

2

11

0

1

0

139

486

28.60

15.38

UNDER 14 GIRLS GOLD TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

Karingal Bulls

14

14

0

0

0

0

702

61

1150.8

56

Langwarrin White

13

9

3

1

1

0

334

107

312.15

42

F Dolphins Red

14

10

4

0

0

0

507

228

222.37

40

Chelsea

14

9

4

1

0

0

365

184

198.37

38

Devon Meadows

14

7

7

0

0

0

346

340

101.76

28

Bonbeach YCW

14

5

9

0

0

0

206

457

45.08

20

Carrum P Lakes

13

3

10

0

1

0

206

393

52.42

16

Edi-Asp White

13

3

10

0

1

0

181

525

34.48

16

Mornington

13

2

11

0

1

0

184

537

34.26

12

Seaford Yellow

14

3

11

0

0

0

112

480

23.33

12

UNDER 16 GIRLS TEAM

P

W

L

D

B

FF

FOR

AGST

%

PTS

Mt Eliza Blue

14

14

0

0

0

0

652

123

530.08

56

Frankston Dolphins

14

11

3

0

0

0

665

166

400.60

44

Devon Meadows

14

11

3

0

0

0

701

223

314.35

44

Mt Eliza Red

14

9

5

0

0

0

567

220

257.73

36

Bonbeach YCW

14

9

5

0

0

0

429

283

151.59

36

Edithvale-Aspendale

14

5

9

0

0

0

326

594

54.88

20

Langwarrin

14

4

10

0

0

0

307

560

54.82

16

Pines

13

4

9

0

0

0

269

529

50.85

16

Seaford

13

2

11

0

0

0

229

613

37.36

8

Frankston Rovers

14

0

14

0

0

0

169

1003

16.85

0

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 59

FDJFL LEAGUE AWARDS UNDER 13 BLUE

Best & Fairest Patrick Bloink Frankston YCW 23 Votes

Runner Up Jackson Muscillo F’ston Dolphins Black 20 Votes

2nd Runner Up Charlie Rowe Mt Eliza Red 18 Votes

UNDER 14 GOLD

3rd Runner Up Elwood Peckett Bonbeach YCW Black 15 Votes

Best & Fairest Thomas Baguley Carrum Downs 19 Votes

Eq. Runner Up Oliver Peake Bonbeach YCW/ Chelsea - 11 Votes

Eq. Runner Up Ryan McBride Carrum Patt. Lakes 11 Votes

UNDER 13 GOLD Eq. Runner Up Tom Matheson Frankston Rovers 11 Votes

Best & Fairest Shannon DudleyMaude Chelsea - 27 Votes

Runner Up Archie Hough F’ston Dolphins Red 25 Votes

2nd Runner Up Zac Weller Edi-Asp White 14 Votes

Best & Fairest Joseph Crowle Pines 22 Votes

Runner Up Charlie Wallis Frankston YCW Black 15 Votes

2nd Runner Up Jab Ralph Pines 14 Votes

Eq. Best & Fairest Bonnie Deas Langwarrin Blue 22 Votes

3rd Runner Up Jed Sevenhuyseven Frankston YCW Black 13 Votes

UNDER 14 BLUE

Best & Fairest Harry Demattia Edi-Asp Blue 26 Votes

Eq. Runner Up Alexander Cortese Edi-Asp Blue 24 Votes

Eq. Runner Up Harrison Marks Langwarrin White 24 Votes

UNDER 14 GIRLS BLUE

3rd Runner Up Jonah O’Connor Carrum Patt. Lakes 13 Votes

UNDER 13 NAVY

Eq. Runner Up Zaquain Makiri Frankston Rovers 11 Votes

Eq. Best & Fairest Poppy Gardner Seaford Black 22 Votes

3rd Runner Up Jemma Ramsdale Pines 14 Votes

2nd Runner Up Bianca Lyne Mt Eliza Red 20 Votes

3rd Runner Up Mikayla Williamson Pines 14 Votes

UNDER 14 GIRLS GOLD

3rd Runner Up Max Poulios Langwarrin White 12 Votes

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Best & Fairest Tahlia Black Karingal Bulls 26 Votes

Runner Up Baelee-Rose Ward Karingal Bulls 18 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Dakota Lehner Seaford Yellow 17 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Elli Symonds F’ston Dolphins Red 17 Votes

FDJFL LEAGUE AWARDS

UNDER 15 GOLD - Alan Wickes Medal

Best & Fairest Harvey Gleeson Bonbeach YCW 22 Votes

Runner Up Mitchell Smith F’ston Dolphins Black 21 Votes

2nd Runner Up Diezel Brousse De Labord - Langwarrin 20 Votes

3rd Runner Up Jordan French Mornington 18 Votes

UNDER 15 BLUE - Alan Wickes Medal

Best & Fairest Samuel Latreille Carrum Downs 22 Votes

Runner Up Seth Harris Dev Meadows Black 16 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Billy Taylor Mt Eliza Mounties 15 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Hugo Nosiara Mt Eliza Mounties 15 Votes

UNDER 16 GIRLS - Joan Hill Medal

Best & Fairest Abbey Tregellis Bonbeach YCW 16 Votes

Runner Up Emily Shepherd Mt Eliza Blue 15 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Lilly Delves Langwarrin 14 Votes

Eq. 2nd Runner Up Tabatha Jones Seaford 14 Votes

CLUB AWARDS

Volunteer of the Year Alison Dean Langwarrin

BOQ Young Person of the Year Club of the Year Olivia Cornwall Frankston Rovers JFC Karingal

UMPIRE AWARDS

Best First Year Umpire Ethan de Vries

Most Improved Umpire Kyle Smith

Golden Whistle Award Bradley Earle

COACHES AWARDS

Coach of the Year Youth Patrick Sumner F/ston Dolphins U17

Coach of the Year Junior Ryan Johnson Langwarrin U9

Coach of the Year Female Dorge Jankos Edi-Asp U14 Girls

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 61

SEJ LIFE MEMBERS & SEJ HONOR 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

YEAR

PRESIDENT

SECRETARY

TREASURER

1963 - 1968

V.Bennet *

S.A.HEATH

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

SEJ Honour Board

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

Nathan Phillips

Rod Hamilton

CLUB DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

UMPIRING MANAGER

Nathan Phillips

Rod Hamilton

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

LEAGUES MANAGER

OPERATIONS MANAGER

2016

Liz Triffitt

Nicole Edney

Therese Trezise

2017

Liz Triffitt

Nicole Edney

Therese Trezise

2018

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

Therese Trezise

Stuart Clark

Carl Fletcher (Regional)

2019

Shaun Connell

Nicole Edney

Therese Trezise

Stuart Clark

Carl Fletcher (Regional)

Rod Hamilton

AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019 | PAGE 63

SEJ OPERATIONS REPORT - Nicole Edney The 2019 season saw some changes to previous structures to ensure that girls playing in the AFLSE Regional Top-Age competition this season - and South East Juniors (SEJ) continues to offer vibrant and strong competitions not reflected in the 2019 SEJ statistics. for players in the region to participate in. Unfortunately, even though the below statistics for the 2019 season do not Little Demons Day continued to deliver participation outcomes for the include the under 17 and under 18 girls competition, there has been an under 8 to under 10 age groups, while the home-and-away season was increase in the number of investigations and tribunal hearings involving 14 rounds in length, with the competition reverting to a three-week final’s officials. series. Below is some additional information about some key operational areas of the league. What is disappointing is that all but one of the reports against officials this year were for offences relating to umpires, with some of those officials Little Demons Day receiving in excess of 12-month suspensions from the independent Little Demons Day was once again held on the VFL Oval at Casey Fields tribunal. as the season opener for the non-competitive under 8, 9 and 10 age groups. The league will continue to work with clubs to ensure that the number of officials reported by umpires is reduced to zero. This event continues to grow from year to year with the addition of new teams - including a new club this season with Cardinia Tigers fielding an The league would like to thank the AFL South East tribunal members who under 8’s team. volunteer their time to conduct tribunal hearings throughout the season and Shane Moody and Tony Robertson for carrying out the role of investigation Each team participates in two half matches which provides an opportunity officers during the season. for players and officials to get a taste of how the matches will be conducted throughout the home-and-away season. The weather this year was magnificent with Melbourne FC taking advantage of the day by setting up activities on the outside of the oval, keeping players entertained in between their matches.

JUDICIARY STATISTICS COMPARISON - PLAYERS 2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

Female Participation The league continues to work with member clubs to grow female participation by offering competitions that promote the female pathway.

Reports

13

17

28

41

30

21

Tribunal Hearings

6

10

27

35

20

12

Whilst we couldn’t conduct an Under-10 Girls competition this season, it is great to see that over 80 percent of the clubs who did field female teams had an increase in female registrations compared to the previous season.

Complaints Committee Hearings

0

0

0

0

0

1

Set Penalty Applications

7

7

1

6

10

9

Investigations

6

4

5

7

9

2

Appeals

0

0

1

0

0

0

Overall there was an 81 percent increase in the number of female registrations in 2019 compared to that of 2018. We will be working closely with clubs and the AFL Victoria Football Development Managers to ensure that a viable Under-10 Girls competition is conducted in the 2020 season to ensure that female participation continues to grow. Congratulations to Berwick Springs JFC for fielding its first female team during the 2019 season and to Narre South Lions JFC for all the work that they did to re-enter the female space. It is great to see many clubs increase not only the number of female teams that they entered compared to last season, but also to increase the number of females registered, with some clubs doubling the female numbers from 2018. We look forward to increasing the number of female registrations with the introduction of the Under-10 Girls competition. Judiciary Whist the table below shows a decrease in the number of reports for players from the previous season, this is due to the under 17 and under 18

PAGE 64 | AFL SOUTH EAST ANNUAL REPORT 2019

JUDICIARY STATISTICS COMPARISON - OFFICIALS 2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

Reports

4

2

5

6

5

9

Tribunal Hearings

4

2

5

6

5

9

Coach Citations

4

4

0

1

3

4

Complaints Committee Hearings

0

4

1

0

0

0

Appeals

1

0

0

0

0

0

SEJ OPERATIONS REPORT 2019 SEJ PARTICIPATION NUMBERS - TEAMS Teams In Club

2018 Team Grades

2019

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2010

U/8

U/9

U/10

U/11

U/12

U12G

U/13

U/14

U14G

U15

U16G

Prem

U18G

Beaconsfield

25

26

26

24

24

19

18

18

17

17

2

2

2

3

3

1

2

2

1

2

1

3

1

Berwick

23

22

20

20

19

19

18

18

18

17

2

2

3

1

2

1

2

2

1

2

1

3

1

Berwick North

5

5

3

3

8

7

5

4

3

3

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Berwick Springs

17

16

15

14

13

13

10

10

9

8

2

2

2

2

2

0

2

2

1

1

0

1

0

Bonbeach YCW

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Cardinia Tigers

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Cora Lynn

4

2

4

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

1Cranbourne JFC

15

16

17

18

19

17

13

14

15

19

2

1

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

0

Cranbourne SFC

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Doveton Eagles

0

0

0

1

1

1

1

2

3

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Endeavour Hills

8

9

9

8

9

8

7

9

9

9

1

0

1

1

0

1

1

1

0

0

1

1

0

Endeavour North

2

2

2

1

0

4

3

4

5

4

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Fountain Gate

7

8

9

10

10

8

10

11

11

11

0

1

1

1

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

1

Hallam

0

0

0

0

0

2

4

3

3

4

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Hampton Park

5

6

4

6

6

7

7

8

9

10

0

1

0

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

Koo Wee Rup

4

3

5

6

4

2

0

0

0

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

Lyndhurst

10

10

11

10

8

6

3

3

3

2

2

1

2

1

1

0

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

Mornington Youth Girls

0

0

0

0

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Mt Eliza

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Nar Nar Goon

5

5

3

1

1

1

0

0

0

0

1

1

1

0

1

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

Narre North Foxes

17

16

13

13

12

12

13

14

15

15

2

2

2

1

0

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

Narre South Lions

11

9

11

12

14

17

16

17

16

15

1

1

1

1

1

0

1

2

1

0

0

2

0

Narre Warren

7

10

10

10

12

11

14

15

14

15

1

1

1

1

1

1

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

Noble Park

6

9

7

6

7

7

7

10

9

9

1

0

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

North Dandenong

0

2

2

3

2

3

2

2

5

5

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Officer Kangaroos

19

16

15

18

16

12

10

10

7

7

2

4

2

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

0

1

0

Pakenham

20

19

16

16

16

15

14

14

15

16

2

2

2

2

2

1

2

1

1

1

1

2

1

Parkmore Pirates

2

2

3

5

5

6

5

4

3

2

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

0

1

0

0

0

Scoresby YG

0

0

0

0

0

1

2

1

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

0

Tooradin-Dalmore

7

8

8

8

7

7

6

5

5

4

1

1

1

1

1

0

1

1

0

0

0

0

0

220

221

215

217

218

210

193

199

197

199

26

24

28

21

23

8

21

19

9

12

6

18

5

TOTAL

2019 SEJ PARTICIPATION NUMBERS - PLAYERS

Female

Male

Total

Beaconsfield JFC

62

413

475

Berwick JFC

67

363

430

Berwick North JFC

4

88

92

Berwick Springs JFC

29

342

371

Cardinia Tigers JFC

1

9

10

Cora Lynn FC

3

74

77

Cranbourne JFC

52

214

266

Endeavour Hills JFC

52

109

161

Endeavour North JFC

1

31

32

Fountain Gate JFC

26

94

120

Hampton Park JFC

18

80

98

Koo Wee Rup FC

4

77

81