SEFNL Grand Final 2018 by AFL South East

Record 2018 Grand Final

Shall we dance for one last time... Saturday 15th September 2018 Grand Final - Berwick

Seniors - Berwick v Narre Warren Reserves - Narre Warren v Cranbourne Under 19â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s - Beaconsfield v Berwick

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AFL South East On behalf of AFL South East and Commission Chairman Roger Hampson I welcome everyone to the 2018 Berwick Motor Group South East Football Netball League Grand Final. First of all I would like to wish Berwick and Narre Warren all the best in the senior football grand final and Tooradin-Dalmore and Cranbourne the same fortune in A Grade netball. Berwick and Narre Warren have won eight of the last 12 premierships, with Narre winning six flags between 2006 and 2013, before Berwick assumed the mantle in recent times winning in 2015 and last year. In netball, Tooradin-Dalmore is also going for back-toback premierships, not having won for a decade prior to that. Cranbourne on the other hand, after a sensational win against Beaconsfield last week, is playing in its first ever SEFNL A Grade Grand Final. From an AFL South East perspective it is a sad weekend in that it will be the last time clubs play under our banner. I would like to apologise for the fact that we could not bring together a divisional model in the South East region incorporating the MPNFL and SEFNL clubs. Strategically it would have made for one of the strongest leagues in the state, and in my view, it is a missed opportunity. We have already seen the benefits of a two-division model in the MPNFL this year. Despite AFL South East governing the league, the MPNFL has had a constitution in place for over 20 years which requires 75 percent of clubs to vote in favour of a change to the competition structure.

Welcome here to Edwin Flack Reserve in Berwick to the BMG SEFNL Grand Final day for what is sure to be a memorable and somewhat emotional event for many as we say farewell to the SEFNL competition. Today we are looking forward to some wonderful grand finals across 10 games of netball and three games of football with the senior football grand final seeing reigning premiers Berwick take on Narre Warren in what will be a contest to remember. In A Grade netball we have another reigning premier in Tooradin-Dalmore taking on Cranbourne who have remarkably come from fourth to make the Grand Final. I’d like to congratulate everyone that is involved in Grand Finals today and best wishes to all participating teams. A heartfelt thanks to everyone who has helped put today together in particular to our hosts Glen Gambetta and Mel Broadley at the Berwick Football and Netball Clubs and to the City of Casey along with AFLSE and the SEFNL Board and to our highly valued sponsors who have supported SEFNL this season. SEFNL’s legacy will be its people and to every volunteer and contributor who has given something of themselves to SEFNL over the past 14 years you should all feel very proud today. Enjoy the day everyone. Ryan Ford SEFNL Chairperson - AFLSE Commissioner

With SEFNL clubs not being supported in the vote I completely understand the clubs seeking a divisional structure elsewhere. To that end, we have supported the clubs move to the newly named AFL Outer East, which also accommodates netball and a divisional model. I would like to thank our host clubs through the finals so far. This weekend we are at Berwick for the football and netball grand finals, however to Beaconsfield and Pakenham, I also say thank you.

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AFL Vic Country AFL Victoria would like to wish all teams competing in grand finals in the AFL South East Region the best of luck this weekend. The South East Football Netball League grand final between Berwick and Narre Warren should be a thoroughly absorbing affair with both teams having the upper hand at different stages of the season. Narre Warren will be searching for its first premiership since 2013 while Berwick is looking for back-to-back flags and its third success in four years. Good luck to both coaches, Matt Shinners from Narre Warren and Stewart Kemperman from Berwick, as they look build on previous success with the clubs. The four power clubs in SEFNL, Beaconsfield, Berwick, Cranbourne and Narre Warren, will battle it out in the reserves and under 19s. And Pines will be out to end a long premiership drought that extends all the way back to 1994 when the Pythons take on perennial powerhouse Sorrento in the MPNFL Division One Grand Final. Pines has been knocking on the door for some years and gets the chance to lift the silverware after an impressive second semi-final victory against the Sharks two weeks back. Sorrento has made a seamless transition from the second to top flight of the MPNFL and will be looking to build on a strong recent run of success, winning last year’s Nepean/ Division Two grand final at this Sunday’s venue – Frankston Park. Good luck to Pines coach Paddy Swayn and Sorrento’s Luke Tapscott. Edithvale-Aspendale, Frankston YCW and Mt Eliza will battle it out in the all-important curtain raisers. AFL9s is back in 2018! AFL Victoria is pleased to announce registrations for the 2018 AFL9s Spring season will be released this month! Australian Rules football’s favourite social version of the game returns with a new season of AFL 9s kicking off in October. Held in multiple venues across the state, AFL Victoria is encouraging people of all ages, skill levels and abilities to register a team for a fresh season of AFL9s fun. Participants can register a team in either a male or mixed competition which provides a social and fitness outlet that

suits almost every schedule! So what are you waiting for? REGISTER your team at afl9s. com.au Pies claim inaugural Victorian Wheelchair Football League premiership The Collingwood Magpies have made history, after securing the inaugural Robert Rose Foundation Victorian Wheelchair Football League premiership. Played in front of a packed house at Boroondara Sports Complex, the Pies ran out comfortable 60 points winners over a spirited Richmond outfit. The game started with a whirlwind first quarter. Collingwood’s Richard Amon scored three first quarter goals, while across half-back, teammate Orfeo Cecconato dominated taking numerous marks. His opponent Riley Fitzgerald was pivotal for his team, scoring Richmond’s first goal of the match. The Pies went into half time with a 36-point lead after Amon continued his dominance in the forward line, scoring three goals for the second quarter, to take his total to six majors for the half. Cecconato continued to dominate across half back, with four marks and three key smothers. The midfield battle between the Pies’ Mark Walker and the Tigers’ Nathan Wilburn was hard fought. Adam Georgelin scored the Tigers’ second and proved elusive across the forward line. Brett Newman added two more to the Pies tally to give them a 65-point three-quarter time lead. The Tigers’ inaccuracy up forward proved costly, while the Pies backmen in Brendan Stroud and Cecconato seemed too strong to overcome. The final score 13.4.82 def 2.10.22) Despite the result, Richmond’s Judeland Antony, Tim Nield and Yasmina McGlone produced solid performances, while Captain Matt Morris lead from the front. The Robert Rose Medal for the Best Player of the Grand Final went to Collingwood’s Cecconato for his outstanding defensive play and multiple intercept marks. For more details, visit aflvic.com.au

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GAME TIMES FOOTBALL: U19’s: 10.30am, Reserves: 12.20pm, Seniors: 2.10pm NETBALL: A Grade: 2.30pm, B Grade: 1.00pm, C Grade: 12.00pm, D Grade: 12.00pm Under 17: 10.55am, Under 15: 9.50am, Under 13: 8.45am

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Finals info Drawn Finals

SEFNL FINALS SERIES – WEEK- 4 FOOTBALL Saturday 15 September at Berwick Grand Finals Seniors

Berwick v Narre Warren

2.15pm

Reserves

Narre Warren v Cranbourne

12.00pm

Under 19s

Beaconsfield v Berwick

9.45am

NETBALL Saturday 15 September at Berwick Grand Finals A Grade

Tooradin-Dal v Cranbourne

B Grade

Narre Warren v Beaconsfield 1.15pm

2.40pm

C Grade

Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dal 12.00pm

D Grade

Doveton v Tooradin-Dal

12.00pm

17 Under Red

Cranbourne v Berwick

10.45am

17 Under White

Beaconsfield v Narre Warren 10.45am

15 Under Red

ROC v Cranbourne

9.40am

15 Under White

Cranbourne v Berwick

9.40am

13 Under Red

Berwick v Pakenham

8.35am

13 Under White

ROC v Beaconsfield

8.35am

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Grand Final

Adults – 17 years and above

$15

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Football No finals in the SEFNL will be replayed. In the case of a draw, extra time will be played. If scores are level at the completion of the fourth quarter the field umpires shall direct the goal umpires to confirm the correct score. • Coaches are not permitted to address their players between the end of the fourth quarter and the start of extra time, nor between any periods of extra time. • Once scores are confirmed the ball shall be returned to the centre of the ground and the game will continue for two five-minute halves (with time on). • Each team shall kick in the same direction as they did in the fourth quarter for the first half of extra time. Teams will change ends for the second half of extra time. • If scores remain level after two five-minute periods, a further two five-minute periods (with time on) will be played with clubs changing ends after the first five-minute period. • This process will continue until there is a result. Netball In the event of a draw in a final, at the end of the game when scores are tied there is a two (2) minute break during which time there may be substitution and/or team changes. • At the end of the two (2) minute break, there shall be a further 2 x 5 minute halves played for A and B Grade, 2 x 4 minute halves for C, D and 17 Under and 2 x 3 minute halves for 13 and 15 Under. The Centre Pass is taken by the team entitled to the next Centre Pass. • There is a 1 minute interval at half time and teams change ends. • During both of these intervals substitutions and team changes can be made. • In the event of a draw remaining at the end of extra time, play shall continue until one team has a two (2) goal advantage. No substitutions or team changes are allowed.

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Footy Preview SEFNL goes out with a bang! By David Nagel So this is it hey! After 14 glorious years we bid a fond farewell to SEFNL with a classic contest between two arch rivals in Berwick and Narre Warren – at Edwin Flack Reserve. It’s the Wickers home ground, but the home of many great memories for the Magpies who last triumphed at the great amphitheatre of local football in 2012. There’s some outside noise about the venue…but the Magpies are not fazed by that part of the equation and are more than happy to take on the Wickers on their own deck. The satisfaction will go up two fold if they win! What we’re playing for here is much more than a premiership cup. There’s a lasting legacy associated here, with the Wickers looking for back-to-back flags – three of the last four titles – and signing off as the best going around. The Magpies have won six SEFNL crowns, the Wickers and Cranbourne are next best with two, and they would love to put the seal on a dominant era for this footy club. The game itself…well it should be a beauty! Berwick is an outstanding football team with a wonderful balance of extravagant attack and dour team defence. The Wickers allow the perfect teasing distance, allowing perceived time and space for the opposition before closing it down in a hurry. And once they’ve caused a turnover – it’s goodnight! How Narre Warren uses the football, and how it denies a waiting pack of Berwick interceptors, will have the biggest bearing on this result. If the Magpies are clean going forward – they can win this. They must deny players like Michael Riseley, Jo West, Nick Hillard, Riley Heddles and Will Arthurson clean hands on the footy, which lays the platform for that extravagant run and carry mentioned earlier. Just one quick hand ball and players like Luke Sheppard, Reece Piper, Lucas Jellyman-Turner and Tom Brennan are off to the races and causing all sorts of carnage. And we haven’t even mentioned the strength of Travis Tuck, James Magner, Bailey Asher and Bryce Rutherford at the stoppages, or the AFL-quality class of Ash Smith. Will skipper, and now three-time Norm Walker Medallist, Madi Andrews play, or will a nagging quad injury force Berwick’s heart and soul to sit nervously on the sidelines? So how do the Magpies win this, what X-factor do they possess to turn around a poor recent record against the Wickers? The Magpies can match the Wickers in close, with Michael Collins, Dylan Quirk, Trent Cody, Brad Scalzo and Hayden Stagg all strong and reliable contributors, while the laserlike left foot of Josh Tonna will need to cause some serious damage if the Magpies are to get the choccies. And their forwards, well they need to fire! Trent Shinners and Aaron Wilson need to clunk their marks, the Scanlon boys, Nick and Stewie, need to convert every

available opportunity, while Mitch Cox or an emerging Tom Miller need to sneak under the radar and kick two or three. Cox has a bag of six under his belt this year while Miller kicked 10 in three weeks during the middle stages of the season. But that’s where we’re heading here, with the feeling that the Magpies need something special to happen, while the Wickers just need to stick to what they do best and they should get across the line. There will be a lot of mixed emotions this afternoon. The joy of winning premierships, the sorrow of defeat, and the outright sadness of losing a competition that has brought so much joy to so many. There’s a tear in the eye as we give our last ever tip in SEFNL. Get on Berwick….they’ll win by 31 points.

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Reserves - Feathers are set to fly By David Nagel

Narre Warren will be hunting its first reserves premiership since 2014 when the Magpies take on Cranbourne in the grand final at Edwin Flack Reserve. The Magpies will start a warm favourite to win after downing the Eagles on all four occasions this season. Narre scored 20, 8 and 57 point wins during the homeand-away season before a hard-fought nine-point victory in their last meeting in the qualifying final. The Eagles did have six more scoring shots that day. Mitch Cowan, Daniel Jackson and Rhys Dempster have been the dangers up forward for the Magpies, while Daniel Borninkhof, Corey Bader and Brenton Wells have all had impressive seasons. Players like Hayden Johnson, Jake Boccari, Mitch Van De Loop, Cam Miller and Nick Mashado have also played key roles in bringing the Magpies to this stage. League best and fairest winner Nick Russo holds the key to Cranbourne’s chances, with his brother Adrian and Jay Mills also possessing the ability to hit the scoreboard. Chace Struth has been super-consistent this season while Aiden Gajanovic, Adam Koe and Jordy Leinmueller have all offered great support. Despite Narre’s perfect record against the Eagles, this one should be a beauty and offer a perfect build up to the seniors. It’s the Magpies by a point.

Under 19s Beaconsfield will be looking for back-to-back Under 19 titles when the Eagles take on Berwick in the allimportant grand final day curtain raiser. Coach Luke Young has again done a great job with his charges, losing just once for the season to Narre Warren. The Eagles have a perfect record against Berwick, winning by 37, 18 and 8 before a 43-point victory in the second semi-final. The Eagles struck early, kicking six goals to one in the opening term. Matt Johnson, Mitch Pollock and Brock Jenkins-Ton have kicked truly for the Eagles this season while Matt Wilson, Sam Merrick and Jack Docherty have been influential figures around the ground. Jake O’Sullivan, Jonte Andrew, Jahvon Bergman and Jake Lewis will need big games for Berwick to get the job done. It’s Beaconsfield by 29 points.

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Scores, Ladders, Goal Kickers PRELIMINARY FINALS SENIORS Narre Warren 4.2 9.7 11.8 15.12.102 Cranbourne 1.4 6.6 10.8 11.9.75 Narre Warren Goals: T. Cody 3, M. Cox 2, A. Wilson 2, J. Richardson 2, T. Miller, B. Scalzo, J. Tonna, J. Toner, N. Scanlon, T. Shinners. Best: D. Quirk, N. Foote, R. Quirk, A. Wilson, T. Cody, H. Stagg. Cranbourne Goals: M. Holt 5, L. Bee-Hugo 3, N. Gardiner, B. Wapshott, K. Nunn. Best: M. Holt, B. Osborne, A. Bower, R. Davey, A. Burr, L. BeeHugo. RESERVES Berwick 1.2 4.6 4.8 4.8.32 Cranbourne 3.3 4.4 4.5 6.7.43 Berwick Goals: M. McLardy 2, J. Andrews, T. Van Hout. Best: H. McLardy, J. McLardy, J. McLean, T. Van Hout, J. Malietzis, M. McLardy. Cranbourne Goals: J. Carosella 2, A. Russo, M. Alister, Z. Roscoe, N. Darbyshire. Best: J. Barker, L. Grant, H. Bird , N. Darbyshire, C. Ramac, J. Carosella. UNDER 19s Berwick 1.3 4.4 7.6 9.11.65 Narre Warren 1.0 2.1 3.3 6.5.41 Berwick Goals: J. Bergman 3, B. Rogers 2, J. Lewis 2, J. Bernard, J. Smith. Best: J. Stow, C. Marshall, L. Vaughan, N. Green, T. Bindley, J. O’Sullivan. Narre Warren Goals: B. Sharp 2, M. Sheppard 2, A. Williamson, J. Paredes. Best: J. Flannery, D. Mutimer, K. Potter, D. Webber, S. Little, M. Butera.

SENIORS Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield Officer SFC Tooradin-Dal Pakenham Doveton

P W L D 16 14 2 0 16 13 3 0 16 11 5 0 16 9 7 0 16 6 9 1 16 5 10 1 16 5 11 0 16 0 16 0

F A % PTS 1722 829 207.72 56 1468 662 221.75 52 1524 898 169.71 44 1259 894 140.83 36 1000 1363 73.37 26 971 1501 64.69 22 949 1314 72.22 20 732 2164 33.83 0

RESERVES Berwick Narre Warren Cranbourne Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dal Pakenham Officer SFC Doveton

16 15 1 0 16 14 2 0 16 11 5 0 16 8 8 0 16 6 10 0 16 5 11 0 16 4 12 0 16 1 15 0

1357 353 384.42 1473 475 310.11 1254 464 270.26 856 936 91.45 791 792 99.87 669 1042 64.20 663 1291 51.36 199 1909 10.42

60 56 44 32 24 20 16 4

UNDER 19’S Beaconsfield Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Pakenham Officer SFC Tooradin-Dal Doveton

14 13 1 2 14 11 3 2 14 9 5 2 14 7 7 2 13 5 8 3 13 3 10 3 14 0 14 2 0 0 0 0

1191 453 262.91 1224 466 262.66 892 559 159.57 983 592 166.05 636 963 66.04 444 995 44.62 276 1618 17.06 0 0 0.00

52 44 36 28 20 12 0 0

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PAST SENIOR PREMIERSHIP WINNERS IN SEFNL

YEAR

WINNER

RUNNER UP

2017

Berwick 15.9.99

Narre Warren 5.12.42

2016

Cranbourne 15.9.99

Berwick 9.11.65

2015

Berwick 17.17.119

Cranbourne 13.11.89

2014

Beaconsfield 14.8.92

Cranbourne 5.8.38

2013

Narre Warren 15.10.100

Cranbourne 15.9.99

2012

Narre Warren 22.13.145

Cranbourne 19.9.123

2011

Cranbourne 15.6.96

Narre Warren 10.15.75

2010

Narre Warren 13.24.102

Beaconsfield 11.11.77

2009

Pakenham 15.14.104

Doveton 6.10.46

2008

Narre Warren 27.21.183

Keysborough 7.10.52

2007

Narre Warren 15.12.102

Pakenham 13.7.85

2006

Narre Warren 16.17.113

Doveton 10.8.68

2005

Doveton 6.8.44

Narre Warren 5.7.37

SENIORS Marc Holt Harrison Money Nick Scanlon Nathan Langley Nathan Gardiner Andrew Dean Taylor Joyce Stewart Scanlon Tim Gunn Aaron Wilson

TEAM Cranbourne Berwick Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Tooradin-dal Beaconsfield Narre Warren Berwick Narre Warren

F.3 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 2

T 56 55 40 36 33 31 31 29 28 27

RESERVES Jordy Andrews Mitchell Cowan James McLean Adam Marchetti Daniel Jackson Adrian Russo Rhys Dempster Nick Russo Hayden McLardy

Berwick Narre Warren Berwick Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Narre Warren Cranbourne Berwick

1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

38 33 28 24 23 23 21 18 17

UNDER 19 Max Sheppard Matthew Johnson Ashton Williamson Jonte Andrew Paul Delaroche Mitchell Pollock Brayden Sharp Jack Flannery Brock Jenkins-Ton Blake Rogers

Narre Warren Beaconsfield Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Beaconsfield Narre Warren Narre Warren Beaconsfield Berwick

2 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 2

46 35 30 25 25 24 22 21 21 21

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Fixture Easter Round Good Friday 30th March Doveton 11.5.71 v Cranbourne 24.10.154 Round 1 Saturday 7th April Officer 23.18.156 v Doveton 9.10.64 Cranbourne 10.22.82 v Narre Warren 15.8.98 Pakenham 8.8.56v Tooradin-Dal 10.9.69 Berwick 14.15.99 v Beaconsfield 7.13.55 Round 2 Saturday 14th April Narre Warren 8.11.59 v Berwick 5.10.40 Beaconsfield 6.6.42 v Cranbourne 4.10.34 Doveton 5.6.36 v Pakenham 5.12.42 Officer 10.8.68 v Tooradin-Dal 2.13.25 Round 3 - Anzac Round Saturday, 21 April Beaconsfield 5.5.35 v Narre Warren 16.11.107 Wednesday, 25 April Tooradin-Dal 9.11.65 v Cranbourne 18.13.121 Officer 14.7.91 v Pakenham 10.7.67 Saturday, 28 April Berwick 22.13.145 v Doveton 8.8.56 Round 4 Saturday, 5 May Tooradin-Dal 9.11.65 v Beaconsfield 26.9.165 Pakenham 5.10.40 v Berwick 15.8.98 Narre Warren 29.18.192 v Officer 9.8.62 Round 5 - Pink Round Saturday, 12 May Beaconsfield 17.23.125 v Officer 4.6.30 Berwick 24.19.163 v Tooradin-Dal 2.5.17 Cranbourne 20.10.130 v Pakenham 11.8.74 Narre Warren 23.20.158 v Doveton 7.10.52 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 19 May SEFNL 16.13.109 v Yarra Ranges 10.13.73 Round 6 Saturday, 26 May Beaconsfield 15.11.101 v Pakenham 8.7.55 Doveton 11.9.75 v Officer 15.8.98 Tooradin-Dal 6.11.47 v Narre Warren 16.17.113 Cranbourne 12.15.87 v Berwick 7.13.55

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June Officer 8.3.51 v Cranbourne 18.18.126 Doveton 6.6.42 v Beaconsfield 17.16.118 Narre Warren 13.10.88 v Berwick 10.18.78 Pakenham 16.12.108 v Tooradin-Dal 12.3.75 Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday Round Saturday, 9 June Cranbourne 35.21.231 v Doveton 3.2.20 Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick 8.15.63 v Officer 2.6.18 Cranbourne 10.6.66 v Beaconsfield 6.14.50 Doveton 7.9.51 v Tooradin-Dal 16.11.107 Narre Warren 23.15.153 v Pakenham 8.8.56 Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield 2.7.19 v Berwick 5.12.42 Narre Warren 5.13.43 v Cranbourne 7.10.52 Pakenham 11.11.77 v Doveton 8.10.58 Tooradin-Dalmore 6.11.47 v Officer 6.11.47 Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton 4.4.28 v Narre Warren 26.15.171 Berwick 8.7.55 v Cranbourne 2.5.17 Tooradin-Dal 10.9.69 v Pakenham 6.14.50 Officer 5.6.36 v Beaconsfield 13.12.90 Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren 13.8.86 v Tooradin 7.10.52 Officer 0.6.6 v Berwick 10.11.71 Pakenham 6.10.46 v Beaconsfield 3.4.22 Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne 23.16.154 v Tooradin 10.6.66 Officer 19.11.125 v Doveton 8.10.58 Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield 11.7.73 v Berwick 12.18.90 Pakenham 5.7.37 v Narre Warren 14.28.112

Round 13 Saturday, 28 July Berwick 14.19.103 v Pakenham 6.6.42 Cranbourne 13.16.94 v Officer 1.11.17 Narre Warren 14.15.99 v Beaconsfield 7.8.50 Tooradin-Dalmore 16.15.111 v Doveton 8.15.63 Round 14 Saturday, 4 August Beaconsfield 11.17.149 v Doveton 1.6.12 Narre Warren 12.11.83 v Cranbourne 7.5.47 Pakenham 7.14.56 v Officer 11.8.74 Tooradin-Dalmore 7.6.48 v Berwick 9.15.69 Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield 16.12.108 v Tooradin 4.2.26 Doveton 1.0.6 v Berwick 35.19.229 Officer 6.6.42 v Narre Warren 19.15.129 Pakenham 7.8.50 v Cranbourne 13.6.84 Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick 8.19.67 v Narre Warren 4.6.30 Cranbourne 6.8.44 v Beaconsfield 8.10.58 Doveton 5.9.39 v Pakenham 14.9.93 Tooradin-Dalmore 11.16.82 v Officer 12.7.79

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Grand Final

Coach: Assistant Coach: Team Manager: Runner:

BeaCONSfIeld uNder 19’s

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Colours: Navy, Gold & white

Colours: Navy Blue & white

White PMS 186 C PMS 102 C

Width 80mm

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Width 20mm

9.45am

Luke Young David Entwistle, Darren Hamilton Leisa Homfray Ryan Hamilton White

PMS 186 C PMS 289 C

Width 56mm

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 11 12 14 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 28 30 31 32 33 34 35 37 45 46 53 59

Jackson Old Ben Giliberto Myles Currie Lachlan Graham Luke Scott Samuel Merrick Jesse Patullo Brodie David Entwistle Will Ashmore Matt Wilson Mitchell Pollock Bailey Neyland Ryan Orridge Jack Docherty Daniel Kelly Mitchell Smith Lachlan Valentine Tyson Robinson James Cairns Jacob Patullo Matthew Johnson Jai Hamilton Xavier Wilson Devon Smith Jayden lay Brock Jenkins Luke Bettio Baileigh Mills Hayden Brough Tyson Dulloo James Misso Mitch Homfray George Skaliaris Harrison Paul Cody Weightman

18 17 17 17 18 17 19 18 18 17 18 18 17 17 18 18 19 18 18 19 17 18 18 17 18 18 19 17 18 17 17 15 16 19 17

180 179 175 180 184 178 186 186 185 173 178 175 179 184 175 193 184 177 194 184 186 188 175 180 172 177 188 178 177 170 172 172 168 178 180

77 72 73 87 82 74 77 85 84 82 72 80 76 77 82 80 78 83 80 87 77 80 78 70 71 92 84 79 81 72 70 68 62 78 74

Coach: Russell Trait Assistant Coaches: Phil O’Sullivan, Shannon Bergman, Todd Devine Team Manager: Nicole Stow Runner: Darren Padgham White Black

White

PMS 185 C

PMS 165 C

PMS 289 C

Width 105mm

Width 56mm

Width 80mm

White Black

PMS 1795 C

Width 240mm

Width 20mm

Width 165mm

No.

Berwick FC Senior Jumper Production Art

Name

Jonte Andrew

170

Lachlan Vaughan

185

Luke Bakewell

173

Lachlan Brown

178

Jahvon Bergman

187

Jake Lewis

188

Jed Smith

178

Mitchell Bramich

180

Alex Nowak

168

Jake O’Sullivan

175

Kane Tyrrell

176

Jacob Bernard

185

Rhys Cannon

176

Deng Andrew

189

Joshua Stow

188

Jesse Green

176

Thomas Gambetta

178

Valerio Chung

171

Dylan Padgham

180

Nicholas Green

186

Travis Bindley

181

Scott Binder

188

Blake Rogers

175

Heath Devine

188

Cameron Marshall

185

Mason Binns

178

Dylan Morris

178

Khalem Spiteri

174

Kadyn Wylie

190

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Dominic Carosella Rob Russo Russell Matthews Stephen De Paoli a

Christopher Collins

174

Matthew Allister

188

Rhys Dempster

184

Daniel Baker

180

Liam Myatt

180

Dylan Cavalot

185

Patrick Andrews

184

Kirk Dickson

188

Dean Scanlon

183

Jay Mills

178

Mitch Van de Loop

185

Adrian Russo

178

Mitchell Cowan (C)

176

Nicholas Russo

177

Corey Bader

178

Anthony Fischer

187

Daniel Jackson

183

Lewis Vella

188

Brent Urwin

183

Nicholas Darbyshire

190

Andrew Ray

178

Adam Koe

176

Bobby Harvey

176

Jake Stephens

189

Kyle Graham

186

Jordan Leinmueller

188

Hayden Johnson

187

Archie Lawler - Labato

187

Daniel Borninkhof

180

Aiden Gajanovic

179

Mitchell Tonna

177

Bailey Buntine

180

Christopher Martin

176

Shaun Keenan

179

Stephen Brooks

184

Lachlan Grant

188

Nicholas Mashado

183

Shane Begent

189

Tyson Graham

186

Harry Bird

187

Cameron Miller

187

Chase Struth

181

Jake Boccari

175

Dominic Williams

180

Bailey Delves

190

Liam Harkin

178

Brandon Hogan

171

Anthony Burr

182

Troy Mengler

196

Jordyn Baker

189

Thomas Toner

176

Jordan Donadel

179

Matthew Cronjaeger

185

Jamie Love

179

Jake Gray

183

Aaron Bower

178

Michael Brannelly

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Chris Ramac

186

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Dylan Quirk (C)

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Bradley Scalzo

180

Mitchell Dempster

184

Joshua Tonna

178

Trent Cody

179

Nick Scanlon

179

Colin McNamara

185

Ryan Quirk

175

Liam Myatt

180

Jessie Davies

193

90 100

Jake Richardson

195

Stewart Scanlon

180

Nathan Foote

178

75 100

Trent Shinners

195

Matthew Soroczynski

182

Trent Papworth

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Aaron Wilson

190

Mitch Cox

177

74 100

Michael Collins

190

Jack Toner

176

Tom Miller

178

Brayden Sharp

178

Brent Urwin

189

Joel Zietsman

193

Cory MacHaya

180

Hayden Stagg

181

Ben King

182

Peter Gentile

173

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Berwick 2

Lucas Jellyman Turner Getting the dividends of a great preseason. Pivotal to Berwickâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s run and setting up inside 50 opportunities.

Br yce Ruther ford Strong inspirational midfielder who is just as dangerous going forward. Loves it in close and also loves a goal.

Travis Tuck

In his first year at the club he has added to the midfield. Loves it close and tight and is hard to stop when in flight.

Andrew Morozoff A club stalwart who just keeps on giving. Tough in mind and body and can play forward, back or in the ruck. Versatile.

To m B r e n n a n Classy winger/midfielder who has had a great season. Gets plenty of the footy and never wastes a possession.

6 Trent Van Hout Club stalwart who plays half back. Strong intercept mark, reads the ball well and provides plenty of drive.

Madison Andrews Super player who has been afforded a few weeks rest coming into the finals, expect him to be fresh and firing.

Ashley Smith The go to man in the back half. Elite disposal and is known for his long bombs from outside 50. Great clubman.

Brody Connelly Athletic tall forward who is as dangerous at ground level as he is taking pack marks. Can kick a bag.

Harrison Money Classy forward who plays tall and a small elusive crumber. Great hands and beautiful kick for goal.

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Lu ke Sh e p p a rd Future HOF and great clubman. Speedster who runs the lines and can change the momentum of a game in minutes.

R i l ey He d d l e s A purist defender. Tough, tight and reads the ball well. Great acceleration ensures he sets up deep in defence.

Joseph West

Athletic tall defender who never plays a bad game. Sums up the situation and always creates time for himself.

Michael Riseley Plays back and is a superb intercept mark. Graceful to watch and brings other players into the game. A leader in the back half.

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Nick Hillard

48 J a m e s M c L e a n Talented young half forward. Silky smooth left footer who knows where the goals are.

One of the young guns who always seems to create space and time. Sets up well in defence.

A super club man as well as talented footballer. Has been the cornerstone of the forward line for 5+ years.

Tim Gunn

52 M at t h ew Yo u n g One half of our young ruck duo. Works hard all day and always gives 100%. Another who loves it hard and tight.

James Magner Tough and Hard midfielder. Rarely loses a 50/50 contest. Goes forward now and can be dangerous when resting there.

Jesse Cirulis

Emerged from the 2nds to become the other half of a great ruck duo at senior level. Rarely loses a tap and has plenty of run.

Jed Smith

Bailey Asher

Youngster who has improved every week since breaking into the seniors. Kicked 2 crucial goals in the 2nd Semi.

The quiet achiever. Tough inside ball winner with polish on the outside. A leader at the club.

Reece Piper

Will Ar thurson Talented halfback/wing who sets up many forward thrusts if not kicking goals himself. A future club leader.

An elite kick of the football and great to watch off half back. Can hit a target from 50m and is instrumental going forward.

Patrick Johnson

Tall defender with a load of experience. Leads the back half and brings the young guys into the game.

41 Tr e n t T h o m a s A player that seems to have all the time in the world. Very smart forward who kicks the important goals.

Coach: Stewart Kemperman

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Dylan Quirk

Club captain and young developing leader. Great contested ball winner.

Brad Scalzo

Ryan Quirk

Medium size reliable and versatile defender who can play on dangerous small to medium forwards. Very good at 1 v 1 contests.

Liam Myatt

Class on baller who is very good at stoppages and uses excellent skills to hit targets.

Exciting half forward who can take a big grab and loves a goal.

M itch Dempster Tough onballer who is an excellent tackler ,who is very fit and always plays team first footy.

13 J e s s i e D av i e s Talented your defender who has has had an outstanding year and forms part of a strong back 6.

Josh Tonna

Silky mid fielder with elite skills on both sides of his body. runs all day, always finds space and breaks the lines with ease.

Trent Cody

Hard at it midfielder that works tirelessly in the midfield. Great acceleration with the ball won the ball moving away from the stoppages.

Jake Richardson Tall key position forward that leads defenders to the ball. Tireless worker and exceptional set of hands.

Stewar t Scanlon Dangerous forward who makes the most of his opportunities in front of goal. Quick on the lead.

8 Nick Scanlon Great overhead mark and strong kick for goal. Big occasion player who has set himself for a big finish to the season.

17 N a t h a n Fo o t e Super fit on baller who has had an excellent season.

10 Co l M c N a m a r a Ultra tough old fashioned utility. Has enjoyed a great season across half back & the midfield.

18 Trent Shinners Experienced Forward/Ruckman. Takes a big grab and provides great leadership.

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Matthew Soroczynski Athletic outside player that can break lines with run and carry. Exceptional endurance.

32 Daniel Jackson Very versatile , strong in the air and a genuine competitor.

Trent Papwor th Undersized for a true Ruckman but makes up for it in hardness and physicality. Plays more like another midfielder with a good set of skills. Gives everything he has at every contest.

34 J o e l Z i e t s m a n Young defender who has had many big jobs this year and handled them well. Strong overhead , cool under pressure and great ball user.

23 A a r o n Wi l s o n Key forward that continues to improve. Outstanding overhead and a deadly kick for goal.

36 Co r y M a c h ay a Super talented Half Forward/ Wingman who will be a great boost to Grand final side.

37 H ayd e n S t a g g No nonsense player that loves a challenge. Can play anywhere on the ground and has great endurance.

Mitch Cox

Powerful on baller who can also go forward and kick goals.

Michael Collins

Club Legend who continues to produce strong playing performances every week . Big body midfielder who will give his all for the club.

Ben King

Reliable defender that rarely gets beaten on the day. Closing speed is great and reads the play well.

Jack Toner

Talented young player who has great skills either side.

Tom Miller

Coach:

Young versatile player that has improved all year and can play anywhere.

Matthew Shinners

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Presidents Message Berwick

Whilst we as a club can be proud of the fact we have made the Grand Final for the fourth year in a row, there is an opportunity to reflect on other successes over the year which are not measured by ladder positions or premierships. It is the relationships we build with other sporting groups such as the Berwick Cricket Club whereby we support the other where possible in their respective off seasons. The Berwick Junior Football Club is another relationship where the two clubs have never related as strongly as they do now. This enables the senior club to become involved in junior training nights, have the 17s train with our seniors and the under 8s and 9s playing games at half time of the seniors. It is the discussions with other community groups where we continue to foster stronger ties for the benefit of the community. The fact 19 of our senior team today played junior football at Berwick makes us very proud, with similar ratios in our reserves and under 19s. It’s the re-investment back into our facilities to ensure they will remain an asset for the next generations of Berwick footballers. The action plans we have in place to have a women’s football team in 2020, our club hosting the last ever SEFNL Grand Final, and probably most important to me is the fact five players jumped onto our committee during 2018. A hard-working committee with no passengers. I see these items as a real measure of the club, its culture and future direction. It is Grand Final Day though and it is the culmination of 10 months of hard work for coaches and players alike for all clubs represented today. Our under 19s are first up and what an effort it has been. We started the year with low numbers and were trying to grab players from everywhere. To go from that start to representing the club on this day is a reflection on the tremendous effort put in by all involved. Regardless of the outcome be proud of yourselves. It’s the seniors turn in the afternoon. In a very even season at the top of the ladder we find ourselves coming good at the right time. I know the 22 representing the club will give there all and leave nothing behind. To the netball club who continue to work with us a team, Thank You. Together we make decisions in the best interest of us all. To all our members thank you for the ongoing support every week. To our sponsors, thank you as we would not be here without you.

To our committee: they say good things come in small packages. Yes, we are a small group and yes, we are fighting above our weight……but take the fact we are here today coupled with the above achievements and you are the ones who should be most proud of all. To those helpers, who are not on the committee, we could not do it without you To the coaches, thanks for professionalism and commitment.

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To the players, thanks for being a great bunch of young men who wear the jumper with pride. You make it easy for us to do what we do. Good Luck Lads…GO WICKERS Glenn Gambetta – President – Berwick Football Club

Cranbourne On behalf of Cranbourne Football Netball Club I would like to congratulate our Reserves, A Grade, Under-17 Red and both Under-15 netball teams on making the Grand Final today. All the preparation is done, so today may luck be on your side. A huge thank you to everyone around the club, the board, sponsors, members, players, coaches, trainers, boot studders and supporters. If everyone contributes a bit, it adds up to a beautiful thing. Once again good luck to all of our players today. We are proud off you for making the Grand Final and we know you will give everything that you have got to achieve the ultimate prize. Gerry Kelly – President - Cranbourne FNC

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Presidents Message Narre Warren

Beaconsfield

We head to Edwin Flack today with two football teams and two netball teams in the grand final.

Well I would firstly like to congratulate our young guys who today will be rewarded for all of their hard work throughout the year

It is a great reward for all our club people and their tireless efforts over the years and in many previous years. As a club we have had tough year on and off the field however we have all stuck together and hopefully you get to enjoy cheering our teams on today. We thank all of our sponsors for their generous support including our Major Sponsors Jay Q Plastering and Berwick Mazda. We thank the team at the SEFNL, Haydn, Dave Nagel, Ryan and the SEFNL board. We thank John Anderson and the team at the AFL South East for their assistance during 2018. We wish the umpires all the best for today and thank them for their efforts during the year. In my view the standard of umpiring this year is the best we have seen. Thanks to Nick Creely and the team at the Pakenham Gazette, Kain, Doc and the guys at Casey Radio 97.7, Dan, Plugger, Glenn and The Coach at Game Face for the outstanding coverage they give our League. It is greatly appreciated and helps raise the profile and standard of our league.

To have the opportunity to play in a grand final is a great achievement and a great reward for dedication and commitment. Today our guys will represent our great club, hopefully on to victory, however as a club we are exceptionally proud of them all no matter the result. There are some guys who may not get their chance, but it’s about the bigger picture, it’s club and team work that everyone has contributed to today that allows this opportunity to arise for all and everyone should feel proud of their achievements and contribution Luke Young and the coaching team have yet again done a tremendous job and have had a great year, so hopefully for the entire team today it can go to script and deliver the results. This day will allow you to reflect on what you all contributed to in years to come so do your best, represent yourselves your families and friends and more importantly our club Beaconsfield today with pride. In what will be our last game in the SEFNL competition, it brings a close to numerous partnerships rivalries and relationships and it closes a disappointing chapter in our competitions history.

Back to today, playing our best footy at the business end of the season gives us real premiership opportunities in the Seniors and Reserves. Our B Grade and Under-17 White netball teams have also had fantastic years and we hope they can bring home wins today.

Hopefully the next few years will see us stabilise, in a challenging vibrant competition, that will reinvigorate participation and increase spectators and supporters.

Good luck to Matt, Whispy, Michelle, Jayde and Glenn with their respective teams.

On behalf of the Beaconsfield Football Club we would like to close by thanking all the SEFNL clubs and thank you to AFL Outer East for providing a new chapter that we can be part of and very proud of.

Win, lose or draw we are immensely proud of all our coaches, players, trainers and team support staff, including trainers for dedication through the season. To all players, bring your best today and we can look forward to celebrating with the Narre faithful at Fox Road tonight.

Good luck to all the clubs on your own chapters and new journeys into 2019 and beyond.

Troy Robinson – President - Beaconsfield FC

Stuart Stephenson – President – Narre Warren FNC

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Likely Line-Ups!! Berwick

Bryce Rutherford

Interchange to be selected from: Reece Piper Trent Thomas Riley Heddles James Magner James McLean Patrick Johnson Jed Smith

Nick Hillard

Joseph West

Lucas Jellyman-Turner

Stewart Scanlon

Nick Scanlon

Nathan Foote

Ashley Smith

Michael Riseley Aaron Wilson

Tom Brennan

Madi Andrews

Luke Sheppard

Mitch Cox

Bradley Scalzo

Joshua Tonna

Harrison Money

Bailey Asher

Ben King

Jessie Davies

Jesse Cirulis

Cory Machaya

Tim Gunn Matthew Soroczynski

Brody Connelly

Jake Richardson

Will Arthurson

Colin McNamara

Matthew Young Travis Tuck

FOLLOWERS

Andrew Morozoff

Joel Zeitsmann

Ryan Quirk

Narre Warren FOLLOWERS Trent Shinners Michael Collins Dylan Quirk

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Netball Results & Ladders A Grade Beaconsfield TEAM Tooradin-Dal Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Doveton ROC Pakenham Berwick

B Grade

Preliminary Final 40 v Cranbourne 41

P W L D F A % P 16 15 1 0 856 551 155.35 60 16 14 2 0 766 548 139.78 56 16 10 5 1 731 634 115.30 42 16 6 8 2 653 690 94.64 28 16 7 9 0 643 683 94.14 28 16 6 9 1 665 668 99.55 26 16 3 13 0 596 758 78.63 12 16 1 15 0 512 890 57.53 4

Beaconsfield TEAM Narre Warren Tooradin-Dal Beaconsfield Doveton ROC Pakenham Cranbourne Berwick

P W L D F A % P 16 14 2 0 851 642 132.55 56 16 13 3 0 690 576 119.79 52 16 11 5 0 700 567 123.46 44 16 11 5 0 818 701 116.69 44 16 6 9 1 696 710 98.03 26 16 5 11 0 610 704 86.65 20 16 2 13 1 598 792 75.51 10 16 1 15 0 476 747 63.72 4

C Grade

TEAM Narre Warren Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dal ROC Doveton Cranbourne Berwick Pakenham

D Grade

Preliminary Final 30 v Tooradin-Dal

Narre Warren

P W L D F A % P 16 14 1 1 609 367 165.94 58 16 12 4 0 547 356 153.65 48 16 12 4 0 521 444 117.34 48 16 9 6 1 502 454 110.57 38 16 6 8 2 463 525 88.19 28 16 5 11 0 489 525 93.14 20 16 3 13 0 374 624 59.94 12 16 1 15 0 372 582 63.92 4

Tooradin-Dal TEAM Doveton Tooradin-Dal Beaconsfield Narre Warren Cranbourne Pakenham ROC Berwick

17 Under Red

Preliminary Final 35 v Beaconsfield 20

P W L D F A % P 16 15 1 0 627 351 178.63 60 16 13 3 0 548 292 187.67 52 16 12 4 0 560 380 147.37 48 16 10 6 0 550 424 129.72 40 16 7 8 1 416 460 90.43 30 16 4 11 1 416 651 63.90 18 16 1 14 1 375 556 67.45 6 16 0 15 1 289 667 43.33 2

17 Under White

Preliminary Final 38 v Beaconsfield 22

Berwick

Preliminary Final 47 v Tooradin-Dal 40

Narre Warren

Preliminary Final 36 v Pakenham

TEAM P W L D F A % P Cranbourne 16 16 0 0 636 363 175.21 64 Doveton 16 11 4 1 505 426 118.54 46 Berwick 16 10 6 0 524 420 124.76 40 ROC 16 8 7 1 544 490 111.02 34 Beaconsfield 16 8 8 0 458 433 105.77 32 Narre Warren 16 7 9 0 497 439 113.21 28 Pakenham 16 3 13 0 386 469 82.30 12 Tooradin-Dal 16 0 16 0 253 763 33.16 0

TEAM P W L D F A % P Narre Warren 16 13 3 0 502 361 139.06 52 Doveton 16 10 4 2 505 444 113.74 44 Beaconsfield 16 9 5 2 446 374 119.25 40 Pakenham 16 9 6 1 522 457 114.22 38 Cranbourne 16 8 8 0 442 421 104.99 32 ROC 16 7 8 1 487 456 106.80 30 Berwick 16 5 11 0 400 452 88.50 20 Tooradin-Dal 16 0 16 0 255 594 42.93 0

15 Under Red

15 Under White

Cranbourne TEAM ROC Cranbourne Berwick Doveton Narre Warren Beaconsfield Pakenham Tooradin-Dal

Preliminary Final 30 v Berwick

P W L D F A % P 16 15 1 0 584 310 188.39 60 16 13 3 0 527 338 155.92 52 16 12 3 1 489 312 156.73 50 16 10 6 0 398 370 107.57 40 16 5 10 1 318 383 83.03 22 16 5 11 0 323 381 84.78 20 16 3 13 0 302 538 56.13 12 16 0 16 0 247 556 44.42 0

Berwick

Preliminary Final 34 v Narre Warren

TEAM P W L D F A % P Cranbourne 16 13 3 0 520 264 196.97 52 Narre Warren 16 11 3 2 454 293 154.95 48 Berwick 16 11 4 1 459 258 177.91 46 ROC 16 11 5 0 416 212 196.23 44 Beaconsfield 16 8 7 1 415 306 135.62 34 Pakenham 16 4 12 0 303 418 72.49 16 Doveton 16 4 12 0 296 409 72.37 16 Tooradin-Dal 16 0 16 0 77 780 9.87 0

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Netball Results & Ladders 13 Under Red Beaconsfield

13 Under White

Preliminary Final 22 v Pakenham 24

TEAM P W L D F A % P Berwick 16 15 0 1 585 240 243.75 62 Pakenham 16 13 2 1 567 265 213.96 54 Beaconsfield 16 10 6 0 456 249 183.13 40 Narre Warren 16 9 7 0 415 299 138.80 36 ROC 16 8 8 0 469 342 137.13 32 Cranbourne 16 6 10 0 408 394 103.55 24 Tooradin-Dal 16 2 14 0 266 488 54.51 8 Doveton 16 0 16 0 93 982 9.47 0

Beaconsfield

Preliminary Final 28 v Pakenham 17

TEAM P W L D F A % P Beaconsfield 16 14 1 1 484 192 252.08 58 Berwick 16 13 3 0 380 223 170.40 52 ROC 16 11 4 1 429 223 192.38 46 Pakenham 16 11 5 0 398 185 215.14 44 Narre Warren 16 8 8 0 348 256 135.94 32 Cranbourne 16 4 12 0 237 289 82.01 16 Tooradin-Dal 16 2 14 0 136 453 30.02 12 Doveton 16 0 16 0 47 638 7.37 0

Netball Fixture Easter Round Good Friday 30th March Doveton 36 v Cranbourne 27 Round 1 Saturday 7th April ROC 53 v Doveton 38 Cranbourne 38 v Narre Warren 42 Pakenham 44 v Tooradin-Dalmore 53 Berwick 29 v Beaconsfield 58 Round 2 Saturday 14th April Narre Warren 50 v Berwick 30 Beaconsfield 39 v Cranbourne 31 Doveton 49 v Pakenham 31 ROC 32 v Tooradin-Dalmore 60 Round 3 - Anzac Round Saturday, 21 April Beaconsfield 42 v Narre Warren 34 Wednesday, 25 April Tooradin-Dalmore 54 v Cranbourne 33 ROC 51 v Pakenham 47 Saturday, 28 April Berwick 48 v Doveton 49 Round 4 Saturday, 5 May Tooradin-Dalmore 42 v Beaconsfield 39 Pakenham 53 v Berwick 37 Narre Warren 47 v ROC 41 Round 5 - Pink Round Saturday, 12 May Beaconsfield 33 v ROC 37 Berwick 25 v Tooradin-Dalmore 67 Cranbourne 52 v Pakenham 36 Narre Warren 47 v Doveton 45 AFL Vic Community Championships Saturday, 19 May SEFNL 43 v Yarra Ranges 48 Round 6 Saturday, 26 May Beaconsfield 64 v Pakenham 27 Doveton 48 v ROC 33 Tooradin-Dalmore 57 v Narre Warren 40 Cranbourne 60 v Berwick 32

Round 7 Saturday, 2 June ROC 38 v Cranbourne 47 Doveton 42 v Beaconsfield 48 Berwick 36 v Narre Warren 61 Pakenham 37 v Tooradin-Dalmore 48

Round 13 Saturday, 28 July Berwick 44 v Pakenham 32 Cranbourne 42 v ROC 42 Narre Warren 38 v Beaconsfield 44 Tooradin-Dalmore 53 v Doveton 44

Queenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Birthday Round Saturday, 9 June Cranbourne 41 v Doveton 32 (R11)

Round 14 Saturday, 4 August Beaconsfield 56 v Doveton 36 Narre Warren 64 v Cranbourne 33 Pakenham 34 v ROC 45 Tooradin-Dalmore 78 v Berwick 30

Round 8 Saturday, 16 June Berwick 29 v ROC 54 Cranbourne 34 v Beaconsfield 44 Doveton 27 v Tooradin-Dalmore 71 Narre Warren 52 v Pakenham 35 Round 9 Saturday, 23 June Beaconsfield 50 v Berwick 32 Narre Warren 41 v Cranbourne 41 Pakenham 26 v Doveton 37 Tooradin-Dalmore 43 v ROC 24 Round 10 - Indigenous Round Saturday, 30 June Doveton 32 v Narre Warren 41 Berwick 31 v Cranbourne 56 Tooradin-Dalmore 46 v Pakenham 33 ROC 46 v Beaconsfield 47 Round 11 Saturday, 7 July Narre Warren 26 v Tooradin-Dalmore 31 ROC 47 v Berwick 22 Pakenham 17 v Beaconsfield 47 Round 12 - Split Round Saturday, 14 July Cranbourne 29 v Tooradin-Dalmore 71 ROC 38 v Doveton 41 Saturday, 21 July Beaconsfield 64 v Berwick 30 Pakenham 55 v Narre Warren 47

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Round 15 Saturday, 11 August Beaconsfield 49 v Tooradin-Dalmore 38 Doveton 55 v Berwick 27 ROC 44 v Narre Warren 46 Pakenham 46 v Cranbourne 54 Round 16 -White Ribbon Round Saturday, 18 August Berwick 30 v Narre Warren 55 Cranbourne 35 v Beaconsfield 42 Doveton 32 v Pakenham 43 Tooradin-Dalmore 44 v ROC 40

FINALS 25th August Qualifying Final 26th August Elimination Final 1st & 2nd September Semi Finals 8th September Preliminary Finals 15th September Grand Finals

Netball Preview - Tooradin v Cranbourne Seagulls and Eagles to write the final chapter By David Nagel A great final chapter of SEFNL netball is about to be told when Tooradin-Dalmore and Cranbourne meet in the 2018 A Grade grand final at Edwin Flack Reserve. The Seagulls, who battled for years before claiming last year’s premiership cup, take on the indestructible Eagles who have tread an incredible path through this year’s finals series. Both clubs are heading in different directions next year, so this will be the last time we see the highway neighbours collide in the foreseeable future. Cranbourne has come from the clouds to make it through to the biggest game of the season, finishing fourth and taking the initial first step against Doveton in the elimination final. Most would have expected the run to finish there, but wins over Narre Warren and Beaconsfield have propelled the Eagles into the spotlight. Last week’s win against Beaconsfield was simply incredible, with Cranbourne opening up a big lead before Beaconsfield fought back hard. Cranbourne weathered the storm, finding something special in the dying stages of the match to claim a memorable victory. But what’s next – was that their grand final played a week early? Is this a team that has already surpassed expectations and ready for a tough day at the office, or does Donna Wilson and her group have one more special effort left in them? They certainly have some star quality! Tara Cecil could well be the best and most decorated player to have played in the 14-year history of the competition, winning her fourth league best and fairest award on Monday night.

Can loyal Tooradin star Alex Duff shoot the Seagulls a winning score?

Cranbourne skipper Nat Sparks has led her side brilliantly through a stunning finals campaign. The athletic Cecil and Allie Oakenfull hold the key to Cranbourne’s defence, and their battle with Tooradin goalers Alex Maher and Alex Duff will go a long way towards deciding the final destination of this year’s premiership cup. The midcourt battle will also be a beauty, with Eagles’ Kayla Wilson, Steph Ryan and skipper Nat Sparks taking on the silky skills of Jess Cox, Emma Iacovou and Jess Maher. Cox proved herself a big-game player last year, winning the best on court medal, and will need to be guarded closely by the Eagles this afternoon. Tahlia Coates and Tegan Stahl are likely to be given the goal-scoring duties for the Eagles, with Seagulls’ Bec Kinna and Ebony Dolan trying to thwart their every move. So who wins and why? Kelly Andrews has done a magnificent job of keeping the Seagulls hungry, after a first A Grade premiership success in 10 years against Narre Warren this time 12 months ago. The Seagulls have depth to burn with Tara Smith, Sara Duncan, Shona Wells, Holly Gillespie and Rachel Cole all more than capable of filling the void if needed this weekend. The Seagulls are a powerful unit, who move the ball swiftly and sacrifice for each other like no other team in the competition. Cranbourne, well what a story after almost missing finals just four weeks ago. Wilson has built a spirit that overcome any hurdle, such as the loss of key players that has impacted her side this year. They’ve been oh so brave the Eagles, but this very good Tooradin-Dalmore team is just one win away from becoming great. Only great teams go back-to-back – and the Seagulls will, ending their SEFNL journey with a 12-goal premiership victory.

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Presidents Message BEACONSFIELD

It has been another fantastic season of netball at Beaconsfield and today we make the short trip to Berwick to watch our B, C, 17 White and 13 White teams play off for premierships. Many thanks to our members, our many loyal sponsors and new sponsors, who without, community football and netball club would struggle to exist. We hope you will all get on board next year. Many thanks to the executive committee, our many volunteers and the members of the executive for their hard work and support, particularly those with the hard portfolios and you know who you are! Thanks to Kelly and all the coaches who have done a wonderful job of imparting their knowledge and we wish you and your players well throughout the course of the day. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all clubs the best of luck on grand final day. President – Beaconsfield FNC

BERWICK

Congratulations to our three junior teams who have made it through to the grand final – we wish you all the very best of luck for the big day on our home courts at Berwick. I would just like to take this opportunity to thank all of our wonderful committee and hard working team of volunteers who turn up every week to help our girls have everything they need to play netball. We are blessed to have such great coaches and we look forward to carrying on that great work into 2019. On behalf of the Berwick Netball Club, we welcome all of SEFNL to our wonderful facility at Edwin Flack Reserve for the final day of competition. And good luck to all teams on the big day. President – Berwick Netball Club

CRANBOURNE

It is an exciting time for the Cranbourne Netball Club as we have four teams playing off today in the grand final. This is a tremendous achievement for all four teams and a rewarding time for the club. Both our Under 15’s team have worked hard throughout the year and will give it their all come game time. Our Under 17’s Red have been undefeated throughout the home and away season and will work hard to come away with another win. The A Grade girls have really given it their all throughout the finals series in close thrilling games. It is also the first time since 2003 that we have had an A Grade side in the grand final.

To the girls, if you win or lose take in every moment and celebrate the ultimate rewards of being in grand final, an opportunity that doesn’t come along often and should be grasped with two hands. To these teams, their coaches, support staff, supporters, committee and sponsors congratulations on the tremendous effort by all on this amazing achievement. Good luck to all teams today!! GO EAGLES!! Rebecca Sparks – President Cranbourne FNC

DOVETON Everyone at the Doveton FNC would like to wish all the very best of luck to our D Grade team in today’s grand final. Melinda Wilson, who is aiming for back-to-back glory as coach of this team, we are all right behind you and the girls, no matter what the result, we are so proud of you and all your efforts throughout the season. Good luck today team, you have all trained hard through the season and today is what all the hard work has been about. With this being the last ever SEFNL grand final, it would be great to get our hands on the last D Grade netball flag for this league. We look forward to celebrating the season with all of our Doveton netballers and their families at our presentation day on Friday 28 September. See our Facebook page for more details. Doveton netball is excited about the move to a new league next year and look forward to the new friendships to be made with the other teams competing in the Yarra Ranges league. Good luck to all teams competing in today’s grand final. Cass Hackett – President – Doveton Netball

NARRE WARREN

To say I am proud of what the Club has achieved this year would be a huge understatement. The delays in the building of the new club rooms made home games challenging but also proved just how resilient our volunteers are and really showed the true Narre spirit. The commencement of the 2018 season saw new faces in both coaching and teams and as a club we are thrilled with the way our members have adapted to change and conducted themselves on and off the court. Again this is not possible without the right people assisting and we thank everyone who has volunteered thorough out the year, congratulate our teams and celebrate the successes. We are proud of all the players who represented NWFNC at the Awards Night and acknowledge all Award Recipients.

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Presidents Message Good Luck to our 17 Whites, B Grade Netball , Senior and Reserves Football. This Saturday not only sees the 2018 Grand Final but the Grand Finale for SEFNL. I would like to take this opportunity to wish all clubs continued success and prosperity in 2019 and beyond. President – Narre Warren FNC

PAKENHAM

Well what an incredible 2018 season we have had at Pakenham! It certainly shows that our future is looking bright. We are so extremely proud of what has been achieved on and off the court. From the commitment of our highly valued & respected players and their families, to our knowledgeable qualified netball coaching panel admirably lead by our dedicated Head Coach, Karen Meredith. The exceptional training sessions provided for our players in an engaging, caring, team orientated and supportive environment enabling maximal opportunity for growth & further development of their skills. The camaraderie we have experienced across the club with all involved working together as one with an enthusiastic and can do attitude is for the betterment of our mighty club. An important part of our club is our generous 2018 sponsors whose financial support has enabled us to achieve team dinners, additional training & netball equipment, specialist training sessions, fitness, conditioning & strength training and trophies for end of season presentation night. We look forward to continuing our relationship with these important key stakeholders for 2019 and beyond. As a club we are truly blessed to have the best volunteers! Their willingness & enthusiasm to give up their time for others is truly inspiring! We are incredibly proud of our U13 White, U13 Red and U17 White teams on their achievement of all getting to Preliminary finals. To our U13 Red players along with their team coach, Carol Gregorovich CONGRATULATIONS on making today’s 2018 SEFNL U13 Red Grand Final. This team’s commitment to each other and their coach has been absolutely outstanding all season. We look forward to watching these young, dynamic players continue their pathway through the grades at Paky to becoming our club’s future seniors.

ROC

Congratulations to our two junior teams who have made it through to the grand final – we wish you all the very best for the big day at Berwick. I would just like to take this opportunity to thank all of our wonderful committee and hard-working team of volunteers who turn up every week to help our girls have everything they need to play netball. We are blessed to have such great coaches and we look forward to carrying on that great work into 2019. And good luck to all teams on the big day. President – ROC Netball Club

TOORADIN-DALMORE

Congratulations to our three senior netball teams competing in today’s SEFNL Grand Finals. It’s been an exciting year for TDNC seeing a successful home and away season from our hard working seniors to earn all four teams a place in the finals series. To our talented coaches - Kelly Andrews, Sara Duncan, Alex Duff and Jess Maher - we thank you for your commitment and guidance this year. There’s no doubt that the TDFNC community will be out cheering loudly today. Thanks to our wonderful juniors, families and footballers for your support during the girl’s finals campaign. It’s very much noticed and appreciated by all players. The club simply would not function without our committee, volunteers and sponsors, so thank you for your generosity and support this season. We are so fortunate to have so many amazing people within our club. It’s also exciting to see Erin McMillan play her 150th game for the club in today’s final, and we’d like to congratulate Tara Smith and Natalie Tout who both clocked their 100th games in the green and red recently. Fantastic achievement ladies. Good luck to our A, C and D grade teams! Your dedication, hard work and persistence earned you an opportunity to take out the premiership. You have shown us that you are all capable as you have the knowledge, skill set and team spirit - now is your chance to take the title. Go get it! The club is extremely proud of your efforts and are with you all the way.... GO SEAGULLS!!! Emma Haynes – President – Tooradin-Dalmore FNC

We will be cheering you on today, loud and proud, Let’s Go Paky, Let’s Roar! Marg Jones – President - Pakenham Lions Netball Club

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Grand Final A-GRADE

B-GRADE

Tooradin-Dalmore v Cranbourne

Narre Warren v Beaconsfield

Starting Time: 2.40pm

Tooradin - Dalmore Coach: Kelly Andrews Ebony Dolan Rebecca Kinna Jessica Maher Emma Iacovou Jessica Cox Alex Duff Alex Maher Tara Smith Sara Duncan Shona Wells Holly Gillespie Rachel Cole

Cranbourne Coach: Donna Wilson Allie Oakenfull Tara Cecil Kayla Wilson Stephanie Ryan Natalie Sparks Tahlia Coates Tegan Stahl Kasey Teakle Alanah Hardy Chelsea Morris Tayla Stahl Jodie Holt

Starting Time: 1.15pm

Narre Warren Coach: Michelle Mashado Amy Rae (C) Kate Dowling (C) Jayde Stowe (VC) Olivia Corrigan Madison Nation Chelsea Tonna Tamika Cairns Jaymie Hammond Maddison Maund Taylah Boatwood Alex Stephenson

Beaconsfield Coach: John Ioane Gabrielle Stinear Ebony Lang Jordan Lang Elise Flannery Jessica Coburn Mackenzie Little Caitlyn Budge Melanie Davies Teneille Morrell Elizabeth Murphy Taylah Jencke Hannah Blair

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C-GRADE

D-GRADE

Beaconsfield v Tooradin-Dalmore

Doveton v Tooradin-Dalmore

Starting Time: 12.00pm

Beaconsfield Coach: Melanie Davies Paris Houeix Zara Treweek Amanda McKenna Hannah Blair Victoria Hitchcock Danielle Gale Charlotte Petelinek Ciara Nelson Rebecca Allen Brodie Szybkowski Paige Ladner

Tooradin - Dalmore Coach: Sara Duncan Bridget Cook Natalie Tout Erin McMillan Sharna Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dwyer Miya Peterson Breeana Gibson Katie Leslie Mikaylah Howes Mairead Holloway Bridget Holloway

Starting Time: 12.00pm

Doveton Coach: Melinda Wilson Ashlee Beardsworth Melinda Wilson Emma Barry Rebecca Hendy Alisha Samperi Erin Wolfenbuttel Bianca Samperi Nicole Stapelton Shaniah Gardener Brodie Hendy

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Tooradin - Dalmore Coach: Alex Duff & Jessica Maher Sarah Antcliffe Teagan Bennett Lisa Williams Tegan Lamb Melissa Miszkowiec Sarah Holloway Leanne Ansalde Brooke Newcombe Courtney Genoni Ellie Brooke Maggie Blackman

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A-GRADE tooradin-Dalmore V Cranbourne

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Tara Smith Sara Duncan Shona Wells Holly Gillespie Rachel Cole

GD Rebecca Kinna

GK Ebony Dolan GS Tegan Stahl

GA Tahlia Coates Jessica Maher Natalie Sparks

C WA

Emma Iacovou

Stephanie Ryan Jessica Cox

WD Kayla Wilson Alex Duff Tara Cecil

GS Alex Maher GK Allie Oakenfull

Int Int Int Int Int

Kasey Teakle Alanah Hardy Chelsea Morris Tayla Stahl Jodie Holt

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Tooradin - A Grade

WD/C Sara Duncan Athletic mid court player. Relentless worker both in attack and defence. Can create incredible passages of play.

GK/GD Rebecca Kinna Hard working and determined defender who reads the play superbly and gives her all in a contest.

C/WA Tara Smith Quick and smart mid court player who you want to keep an eye on. Creates plenty of opportunites for goalers.

WA/GA Jessica Cox Smart, fast and creative all over the court. Can create the impossible and inspire her team mates.

GK/WD Jessica Maher A smart and hard working defender whose height advantage is outweighed by her skill and ability to create countless turnovers.

GK/GD Ebony Dolan Tall defender with some speed. Fantastic work rate who displays great skills and some impressive turn overs.

C/WA Emma Iacovou Intelligent mid court player who gives it her all across the whole court. Can make a big impact.

GS/GA Alex Maher Tall and reliable goaler. Big contributor to the score board with her quick and smart play.

GA/GS Alex Duff Accurate goaler with the smarts to put points on the board for her team. Selfless and strong leader of the team.

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Cranbourne - A Grade

GS/GA Tegan Stahl A pocket rocket in and throughout the goal circle who works hard for herself and the other goalers.

C/WD Stephanie Ryan A hard working mid courter who attacks the ball hard and continually provides pressure that makes her opposition work for the ball.

WD Tayla Stahl Tayla combines her footy and netballs skills to be a formidable opponent in defence.

GD/GK Tara Cecil An aerial superstar who continually provides outstanding defensive pressure. Reads play well providing plenty of opportunities from her intercepts.

GA/GS Tahlia Coates A rising star for the club who attacks the ball hard to create goaling opportunities. An accurate goaler from all around the ring.

WD/C Jodie Holt Brings invaluable experience and support to the team.

WA Natalie Sparks Inspirational captain who’s work rate and slick feeding ability has caused headaches for all teams this year.

WD/C Kayla Wilson A work horse in WD who provides stability and encouragement for the team.

GS Kasey Teakle A strong bodied goaler that provides great back up to our attack end.

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Grand Final UNDER 17 RED

UNDER 17 WHITE

Cranbourne v Berwick

Beaconsfield v Narre Warren

Starting Time: 10.45am

Cranbourne Coach: Donna Wilson Yasmin Dickson Allie Oakenfull Aimee Harkin Chelsea Morris Renada Purcell Tahlia Coates Grace Rand Allegra Sujica Chelsea Gray Maxine Fitiao

Berwick Coach: Robynn Pym Hayley Alman Julia Batchelor Lauren Castricum Zarli Corless Sussu Liai Kaylah Loulanting Jaime Mormile Joyce Oyay Hayley Woolfe

Starting Time: 10.45am

Beaconsfield Coach: Kaela Hughes Sophie Williams Sienna Laâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brooy Chelsea Little Chloe Sutherland Jaimee Nelson Kasey Brooks-Macmillan Alicia Scalzo Danielle Green Abbey Kerr Jemima Sheedy Maddison Airdrie

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UNDER 15 RED

UNDER 15 WHITE

ROC v Cranbourne

Cranbourne v Berwick

Starting Time: 9.40am

ROC Coach: Nicole Robbins Keeley Burgmann Chantelle Dale Moesha Griffin Zoe Haringsma Alexis Jeanes Karlee Meinecke Amelie Mucic Mikayla Phillips Elyse Pretty Mia Williams

Cranbourne Coach: Jade George Whitnell & Kelly Thompson Mackenzie Fox Emily Pollock Ebony Rich Eloise Crabtree Paige Borley Chloe Grimsey Uaina Purcell Maxine Fitiao Tara Sujica

Starting Time: 9.40am

Cranbourne Coach: Jenna Bliss & Ashleigh Macdonald Adelle St Mart Chelsea Fernandez Dannika Sweeney Sarah Johnson Emily Andrew Chloe Watts Eliza Fox Jade Leenan Kapri Leilee Fatuleai Bethany Purcell

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Narre Warren Coach: Glenn Stowe Amy Heinze ( C ) Chloe Carmichael (VC) Rylee Thomas (VC) Ruby Moseby Portia Wilson Jayde Mashado Ruby Sheppard Emma Alexander Kayla Atkinson Jaimee Adema Lainey Bidwell Holly Simpson

Berwick Coach: Janelle Snelling Karla Abu-Jaber Cate Anderson Eliza Angenent Asha Black Rylee Broadley Sophie Castricum Emily Guic Dehansa Herath Ava Hicks Caiti Johnson

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Grand Final UNDER 13 RED

UNDER 13 WHITE

Berwick v Pakenham

ROC v Beaconsfield

Starting Time: 8.35am

Berwick Coach: Jess Pastras Brooke Abu-Jaber Samantha Conn Asha Gallard Yasmin Goilin Delylah Loulanting Hailie Pastras Paris Prescott Abbey Richardson Landie Schwalger Adam Snelling

Pakenham Coach: Carol Gregorovich Evie Drake (C) Ava DaCosta Bailee Patridge Bridget Carney Charlotte Harris Chelsea Snowden Cienna Malic Clair Sinfield David Sollberger Ella Weaver

Starting Time: 8.35am

ROC Coach: Travis Pretty Shayla Dale Ruby Humphrey Alannah Keen Abby Meinecke Tarrant Millar Astrid Renny Taylah Simondson Olivia Walker Emma Van Der Nest Remy Wright

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Beaconsfield Coach: Claire Van Lambaart Tahnee Ziesler Sienna Cook Samantha Clinkard Ebony Davine Sophie Stinear Miller Willis Ellie Trembath Millie Justice Ella Crawford-Hall

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Andrews and Cecil add to their legend By Nicholas Creely – Pakenham Gazette Premierships and league best and fairest medals seem to go hand in hand for Berwick star Madi Andrews. The Wickers skipper will be hoping he can make it three from three after claiming the Norm Walker Medal at the South East Football Netball League presentation evening on Monday at the Cranbourne Racecourse. Andrews – who is certain to return for the grand final on Saturday against Narre Warren after being injured the last month – took out the SEFNL’s top honour for the third time, just edging out Magpies legend Michael Collins by a single vote. Ironically, Andrews won the medal in 2015 and the Wickers went on to claim a premiership, and then last year, the champ achieved the very same feat. Andrews played 15 home and away matches this season, and despite a slow start to the year, managed to claim the maximum votes on four occasions, finishing on 20 votes. His gut-running and incredible ability to win the football was on show for all to see in 2018, and as he slowly warmed into the season, Andrews once again proved his standing as the best player in the competition. His best on ground performances came in Round 4, 10, 13 and 14, and also polled votes in Round 1, 2, 8, 9 and 11. Travis Tuck (17 votes), Ryan Jones (15) and Bryce Rutherford (13) rounded out the top five in the count. Berwick president Glenn Gambetta accepted the award on his superstar’s behalf, with Andrews unable to attend the awards. Andrews told the Gazette on Tuesday that he is humbled to win the award for the third time. “I was a bit shocked – I thought there was probably a few of my mates at Berwick that had better years, but it’s a great honour,” he said. “It was a bit of a disrupted year, I popped my shoulder out a few times, but I’m proud of the season.” While Andrews acknowledges the incredible achievement of winning a third Norm Walker Medal, winning a premiership on Saturday with his mates is the only thing that matters. “I’m definitely proud of it (winning the medal) – but for me, I only play footy for three reasons, to play footy with my mates, have fun and to win premierships,” he said. “A few things went wrong this year, but as a group, we’re relentless, and it’s how we have got through this year.” Andrews also confirmed that he will take his place in the grand final after missing almost a month with injury. He said he can’t wait to get out there and lead his team. “I probably could have played a bit earlier, but there was a risk of re-doing the injury,” he said. “I’ve been working extremely hard in rehab, and I’m ready to go.” Another star of the competition to be recognised for his achievements was Cranbourne legend Marc Holt, with the league celebrating his years of service and his 1000th goal as an Eagle, which was crossed in 2018.

With Holt also unable to attend the presentation evening, Cranbourne football director Manny Vella spoke about the impact the lion-hearted spearhead has had on the competition, praising his loyalty, consistency and impact on community football in the region. Other major football awards on the night went to Doveton youngster Mitch Cotter, who capped his team of the year selection with the MVP award, while Hayden McLardy and Nick Russo shared the reserves best and fairest award and Max Sheppard – the under 19 leading goal kicker – took out the top gong in the Under 19s. In the A Grade netball league best and fairest, there was a three-way tie, with Cranbourne star Tara Cecil, Beaconsfield’s Danielle Cameron and Tooradin-Dalmore’s Jess Cox sharing the award on 16 votes. Cecil – who now has four medals next to her name – told the crowd she wasn’t expecting to once again be crowned the winner. “I went away to Europe for four weeks, so I didn’t really expect to win it,” she said. But she wanted to thank her club for their support over a number of years. “It’s a lot of the girls I’ve played with over the years, a lot of them are the same girls,” she said. “They bring me up each game – I’d like to thank everyone from the Cranbourne Football and Netball Club, everything they do is amazing, and my amazing team.” Cameron was also awarded for an unbelievably consistent season for the Eagles, and deservingly shared the medal, while Cox – who was unable to attend on the night – was a colossal for the reigning A Grade premier, and will be a key player in the grand final on Saturday.

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Madi Andrews

Tara Cecil

SEFNL Awards Night - Football

Madi Andrews

Hayden Mclardy

Nicholas Russo

Max Sheppard

Mitch Cotter

Harrison Money

Jordan Andrews

Max Sheppard

BEST AND FAIREST FOOTBALL SENIORS Madi Andrews Berwick RESERVES Hayden Mclardy Berwick Nicholas Russo Cranbourne UNDER 19 Max Sheppard Narre Warren MVP FOOTBALL Mitch Cotter Doveton LEADING GOAL KICKERS SENIORS Harrison Money Berwick RESERVES Jordan Andrews Berwick UNDER 19 Max Sheppard Narre Warren Marc Holt

Luke McKenna

AWARDS 1000 Goals/ Goal of the Year Marc Holt Cranbourne Mark of the Year Luke McKenna Tooradin-Dalmore

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SEFNL Awards Night - Netball

Tara Cecil

Danielle Cameron

Jess Cox

Stacey Deayton

Zoe Dunkley

Rebecca Hendy

Kasey Maund

Ruby Sheppard

Zealand Rakei

Elise Setches

David Solberger

Abby Curtis

Sara Villiers

GRADE Name Club A GRADE Tara Cecil Cranbourne Danielle Cameron Beaconsfield Jess Cox Tooradin-Dalmore B GRADE Stacey Deayton Tooradin-Dalmore C GRADE Zoe Dunkley Narre Warren D GRADE Rebecca Hendy Doveton 17U RED Kasey Maund Narre Warren 17U WHITE Ruby Sheppard Narre Warren 15U RED Zealand Rakei Doveton 15U WHITE Elise Setches ROC 13U RED David Solberger Pakenham 13U WHITE Abby Curtis Berwick MVP NETBALL Sara Villiers ROC

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SEFNL Awards Night - Team of the Year

The SEFNL 2018 Football Team of the Year, from back left; Brandon Osborne, Shaun Marusic, Sean Roach, Jo West, Luke Sheppard, Michael Collins, Bryce Rutherford, Col McNamara, Travis Tuck and Mitch Cotter. Front row; James Waldon, Glenn Osborne, Ryan Jones, Riley Verbi, Jake Bowd, Matt Shinners (coach), Brad Scalzo, Ryan Quirk, Trent Cody, Harrison Money and Trent Shinners. Absent; Nick Scanlon, Marc Holt, Madi Andrews, Steve Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bryan.

The SEFNL 2018 Netball Team of the Year, from back left; Alex Maher, Kaela Hughes, Tara Cecil, Rylee Nelson, Ebony Dolan, Bianca Sanzaro, Erin Clark, Kelly Whitecross (coach) and Danielle Cameron. Absent; Sara Villiers.

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SEFNL Awards Night

Michael Collins

Rory Hillis

Lewis Vella

Kyle Nunn

Britt Mashado

Gabrielle Stinear

Jayde Stow

Alexandra Stephenson

Leanne Ansalde

Narre Warren

James O’Hagan

Bec Sparks

Jodie Pike

BEST AND FAIREST - RUNNERS UP SENIORS Michael Collins Narre Warren RESERVES Rory Hillis Tooradin-Dalmore Lewis Vella Cranbourne UNDER 19 Kyle Nunn Cranbourne A GRADE Britt Mashado Narre Warren B GRADE Gabrielle Stinear Beaconsfield Jayde Stow Narre Warren C GRADE Alexandra Stephenson Narre Warren D GRADE Leanne Ansalde Tooradin-Dalmore CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS Narre Warren UMPIRE OF THE YEAR James O’Hagan VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR FOOTBALL Russell Trait Berwick NETBALL Bec Sparks Cranbourne 250 GAMES Jodie Pike Cranbourne

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2018 Votes SENIORS - NORM WALKER MEDAL Madison Andrews Berwick Michael Collins Narre Warren Travis Tuck Berwick Ryan Jones Cranbourne Bryce Rutherford Berwick Bradley Scalzo Narre Warren Colin McNamara Narre Warren Jake Barclay Pakenham Jeconiah Peni Pakenham Sean Roach Officer SFC Dylan Quirk Narre Warren Marc Holt Cranbourne Shaun Marusic Cranbourne Ashley Smith Berwick Matthew Soroczynski Narre Warren Patrick Chin Tooradin-Dal Riley Verbi Beaconsfield Bailey Morrish Beaconsfield Scott Meyer Beaconsfield Gach Nyuon Doveton Mitchell Cox Narre Warren Steven Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Bryan Pakenham Taylor Joyce Beaconsfield Anthony Vella Cranbourne Jack Kowarzik Pakenham Jake Ingaliso Officer SFC Joshua Tonna Narre Warren Luke Bee-Hugo Cranbourne Ryan Davey Cranbourne Trent Shinners Narre Warren Troy Tharle Cranbourne Andrew Proctor Tooradin-Dal Andrew Dean Tooradin-Dal Benjamin Tivendale Officer SFC Connor Guley Beaconsfield Harrison Money Berwick James Magner Berwick Jesse Longmuir Officer SFC Joshua Dodsworth Beaconsfield Lucas Jellyman-Turner Berwick Luke McKenna Tooradin-Dal Mathew Jones Officer SFC Matthew Boyd Doveton Matthew Livermore Tooradin-Dal Michael Thompson Officer SFC Nathan Langley Beaconsfield Tom Miller Narre Warren Tyler Clark Officer SFC Zak Roscoe Cranbourne Aaron Wilson Narre Warren Adam Alberni Pakenham Chris Cardona Pakenham Cory MacHaya Narre Warren Daniel Johnston Beaconsfield Dillan Bass Cranbourne Jake Bowd Beaconsfield James Munro Beaconsfield Kirk Dickson Cranbourne Luke Sheppard Berwick Mathew Sloper Tooradin-Dal Matthew Young Berwick Matthew Homfray Beaconsfield Michael Wenn Cranbourne Nathan Foote Narre Warren Ryan Kitchin Tooradin-Dal Sean Dwyer Beaconsfield Stuart Morrish Cranbourne Trent Cody Narre Warren

Total 20 19 17 15 13 12 12 12 9 9 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2

Trent Thomas Tylah Stokoe Will Hanson William Smith Aaron Bower Bailey Asher Brandon Osborne Clayton McCartney Damien Johnston Darcy Hope James Waldon Joel Laycock Joseph Baker-Thomas Luke Smaluch Michael Hobbs Michael Riseley Michael Boland Mitchell Cotter Nicholas Lang Russell Gabriel Tim Gunn Trent Wreford

Berwick Beaconsfield Officer SFC Doveton Cranbourne Berwick Cranbourne Cranbourne Beaconsfield Pakenham Officer SFC Pakenham Pakenham Officer SFC Tooradin-Dal Berwick Cranbourne Doveton Tooradin-Dal Doveton Berwick Pakenham

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RESERVES - BILL WILLIAMSON MEDAL Hayden McLardy Berwick Nicholas Russo Cranbourne Lewis Vella Cranbourne Rory Hillis Tooradin-Dal Daniel Jackson Narre Warren Daniel Borninkhof Narre Warren Adam Splatt Tooradin-Dal Adam Koe Cranbourne Brent Colling Berwick James McLean Berwick Shaun Keenan Cranbourne Brandon Frith Beaconsfield Brayden Baguley Pakenham Corey Bader Narre Warren Josh Burgess Berwick Adam Alberni Pakenham Brenton Wells Narre Warren Edward Wilson Beaconsfield Jordan Andrews Berwick Steven Wright Pakenham Bailey Buntine Cranbourne Ben Virgona Pakenham Benjamin McGowan Beaconsfield Dean Leskie Officer SFC Jackson Hillard Pakenham Jake McLardy Berwick Jayden Graham Berwick Kyle Graham Narre Warren Rhys Dempster Narre Warren Thomas Toner Narre Warren Brodie McConnell Beaconsfield Dylan Triffitt Doveton Jordan Csincsi Tooradin-Dal Mathew McLardy Berwick Mitchell Cowan Narre Warren Mitchell Dempster Narre Warren Ryan Marriott Narre Warren Andrew Ray Narre Warren Andrew Proctor Tooradin-Dal Ashley Smith Officer SFC Ben Kelly Tooradin-Dal Benjamin King Narre Warren Clayton McCartney Cranbourne Jake Jamieson Berwick

Total 14 14 11 11 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3

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2018 Votes Jake Stephens Cranbourne 3 Jake Ingaliso Officer SFC 3 Jarryd Trait Berwick 3 Jason Budge Beaconsfield 3 Justin Marriott Narre Warren 3 Luke Marchetti Beaconsfield 3 Reece Piper Berwick 3 Ryan Kitchin Tooradin-Dal 3 Timothy Lenders Tooradin-Dal 3 Trent Papworth Narre Warren 3 Adam Marchetti Beaconsfield 2 Beau Monty Tooradin-Dal 2 Ben Lord Officer SFC 2 Brandon Hogan Narre Warren 2 Cameron Miller Narre Warren 2 Christopher Ramac Cranbourne 2 Christopher Collins Narre Warren 2 Harrison Paul Beaconsfield 2 Jackson Bianco Doveton 2 Jayden Joyce Berwick 2 Jonte Andrew Berwick 2 Julian Suarez Tooradin-Dal 2 Mitchell Tonna Narre Warren 2 Peter Alier Beaconsfield 2 Rhys Nelson Beaconsfield 2 Tristan Warkuss Doveton 2 Troy Mengler Narre Warren 2 Antoine Merheb Officer SFC 1 Archie Lawler-Lobato Cranbourne 1 Bailey Webb Tooradin-Dal 1 Benjamin Proctor Tooradin-Dal 1 Bobby Harvey Narre Warren 1 Bradley Taylor Berwick 1 Brett Kirkham Pakenham 1 Chris Rodriquez Doveton 1 Daniel Jackson Berwick 1 Dominic Williams Cranbourne 1 Hazar Onurlu Cranbourne 1 Jack Cousins Officer SFC 1 Jackson Bramich Beaconsfield 1 Joshua West Berwick 1 Lincoln King Pakenham 1 Luke Adams Officer SFC 1 Malis Lokeron Doveton 1 Matthew Alister Cranbourne 1 Michael Richardson Cranbourne 1 Nicholas Darbyshire Cranbourne 1 Peter Hannan Tooradin-Dal 1 Rayan Chazbek Officer SFC 1 Robert McMillan Beaconsfield 1 Tim Sawdon Berwick 1 William Arthurson Berwick 1 UNDER 19 - GEORGE GILMOUR MEDAL Max Sheppard Narre Warren Kyle Nunn Cranbourne Jake O’Sullivan Berwick Jonte Andrew Berwick Matthew Wilson Beaconsfield Ashton Williamson Narre Warren Cooper Reilly Cranbourne Samuel Merrick Beaconsfield Jahvon Bergman Berwick Matthew Butera Narre Warren Mitchell Mibus Officer SFC Rhys Brooks Pakenham Hazar Onurlu Cranbourne Jack Docherty Beaconsfield

Total 16 11 10 9 9 8 8 8 7 7 7 7 6 6

Dylan Webber Myles Currie Paul Delaroche Tyson Robinson Brodie Entwistle Dylan Mutimer George Skaliaris Jake Lewis Mitchell Tharle Bailey J Howarth Blake Rogers Cameron Angus Chotnyang Puok Connor Wilkins Devon Smith Harkireth Calais Hayden Murphy Jafar Ocaa James McLean Jordan Hancock Lachlan Ward Luca Bellinvia Mitchell Smith Travis Bindley Baileigh Mills Bailey Cant Brady O’Toole Brayden Sharp Brayden Hunt Corey Ellison Jack Flannery Jackson Berry Jake Cowburn James Misso Jed Smith Lachlan Graham Lachlan Bell-Towers Lachlan Daly Lachlan Cerchiaro Matthew Johnson Matthew Bennetts Michael Richardson Nicholas Green Ryan Elliot Tim Asche William Ashmore Connor O’Riordan Cooper Shipp Deng Andrew Euan Poulton Fabian Stellato Jake Stuart James MacKenzie James Cairns Kane Tyrrell Kyle Potter Kyle Grigg Mason Binns Mitchell Pollock Riley Skinner Ryan Patterson William Saunders

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Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Beaconsfield Beaconsfield Narre Warren Beaconsfield Berwick Cranbourne Narre Warren Berwick Cranbourne Pakenham Narre Warren Beaconsfield Cranbourne Cranbourne Pakenham Berwick Officer SFC Officer SFC Cranbourne Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Pakenham Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham Cranbourne Narre Warren Pakenham Cranbourne Beaconsfield Berwick Beaconsfield Berwick Cranbourne Officer SFC Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dal Cranbourne Berwick Tooradin-Dal Pakenham Beaconsfield Tooradin-Dal Tooradin-Dal Berwick Pakenham Narre Warren Narre Warren Pakenham Beaconsfield Berwick Narre Warren Narre Warren Berwick Beaconsfield Pakenham Narre Warren Tooradin-Dal

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Casey Demons Casey Demons to be a new force in VNL netball Casey Demons Netball is thrilled to be part of the VNL Competition from 2019. Casey Netball Association and the Casey Demons Working Party are excited to see our long term goal come to life. Along with our Community Partners, Melbourne and Casey Demons Football Clubs, Casey ONE, City of Casey and Chisholm Institute we are excited to bring elite netball opportunities to the growing south east region. The VNL licence allows Casey Demons Netball to further develop netball pathways for all. The support from our Casey Netball community has been overwhelming with all members contributing to our strategic vision for 2019 and beyond. It is with great pleasure we announce the appointment of Robynn Pym as the inaugural VNL Head Coach with Casey Demons Netball. Robynn comes to us with great knowledge of netball and the Netball Australia player pathways. Robynn brings extensive coaching experience from being involved in the Victorian Netball League / State League for over 25 years. She has been part of the Netball Victoria Pathway as 17 & Under and 19 & Under Victorian Head Coach on multiple occasions. Robynn has been the 21 & Under Victorian Assistant Coach and an Assistant Coach with Victoria Fury. Robynn has years of experience coaching the Eastern and Northern academies. With a passion for developing players on and off the court, Robynn is looking forward to implementing her vision for Casey Demons Netball. Robynn commenced her role with Casey Demons on Monday 10 September. Her first official undertaking will be to facilitate the interview process for the coaching and team manager appointments for 2019. Trial dates: Screening - October 3, Trial 1 - October 21, Trial 2 - October 28. For registration details visit Try Booking and search Casey Demons.

Rebekah Bogos VNL President Casey Demons Netball

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